Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Clothing Sale 'at Edmunds Don't fail to come in and see what we can save you on Clothes. Great reductions in our immense Clothing Stock. Absolutely all wool garments. -:.: :..: . .. . . New Brown, Tans, Brown Mixtures, Blue Serges, in all sizes, we can fit you. The Garments are strictly all hand-tailored and will hold their shape. EDMUNDS HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES CS 4:4 THE SMOOTH EST VERY freshman wants to start right. TOBACCO Put him next to Velvet-the college smoke. It's the real, time-matured tobacco with a smooth, delightful flavor - a taste that never palls on you-doesn't bum hot. Velvet is superb tobacco aged two years-an ideal smoke. Tday-tomorrow -whenever you do smoke it, that day will bring you a new version of pe pleas ure. You will bcome a Velvetarian. Just keep it in mind.. At all dealers. SPAULDING & MERRICK CHICAGO 10C Full two ounce tins WA? A PINANCIAL STRONGHOLD ver unor hChecking Department has boon arranged solely for the con STUDE$NTS OP TilS ONTY -poket check books frnishednfrae-o restrictions as to amounthof daily balance carried. Accounts may be opened for any amount. the facuity, ou not our Bchecks from horne and drawchecksr on The sub in your check book w i be a complete itemized journal of your 26e (Rfon4f Ro4n fab &Xciang @An of Cofumefa E. W. ROBERTSON, Prest. EDW. EHRLICH, V.-Prest. 0. M. BERRY, Cashier T. B. STACKHOUSE, V.-Prest. E. C. CATHOART. Aest. Cashier FOUNDERS' DAY PROGRAM REPLETE (Continued from Pdke One) 5 :oo-Reception to the public in the gymnasium. Evening. 8:oo-Exercises at the State house, James Simons, Esq., of Charleston presiding. Address by Dr. Geo. A. Wauchope, professor of English, University of South Caro lina. Address by Dr. C. Alphonso Smith, Poe professor of English, University of Virginia. Presenta tion of the McMaster medal by Dr. E. S. Joynes, emeritus professor of modern languages, University of South Carolina. Response by Dr. J. M. McBryde of Virginia. The public is cordially invited to all of these meetings. For the mem bers of the legislature seats will be reserved in the afternoon at the chapel. WILSON MOVEMENT WAS INAUGURATED (Continued from Page One) responding secretary; Mr. F. Wil liam Cappelmann, treasurer. The work of the organization is under the direct supervision of the advis ory board: Messrs. William H. Scott, chalirman; D. H. Ramsey, H. M. McManaway, L. K. Jen nings and Alan Johnstone, Jr. This advisory board will later be merged into a larger executive com mittee, to include the presidents of the clubs in those leading institu tions in each State which take most readily to the movement. Carolina had the idea of the movement, as it is now being put into operation throughout the coun try, and Virginia was planning for such a league in the Old Dominion. When the latter was advised of the larger scheme she readily acceded to becoming co-partner in the work. The two institutions constitute the league headquarters. Wilson Men Approve. Owing to the absence of Governor Wilson on a vacation, the communi cations in regard to the league sent him from headquarters could not be brought to his notice. Mr. Walter Measday, assistant secretary to the governor, writes: "Permit me per sonally to say that the movement you are inaugurating would seem to possess5 possibilities of great good for Governor Wilson's candidacy. I am quite sure that if he were here he would direct me to send you his most sincere thanks." Constitution. The constitution follows: "Art. I. The name of this organi zation shall be: 'The Woodrow Wil son League of College Men.' "Art. II. The object of this organization shall be to unite college men in promoting the candidacy of Woodrowv Wilson for the presidency of the United States. "Art. III. The officers of the league shall cnsist of a m.resnt a vice-president, a second vice-pres ident, a corresponding secretary, a recording secretary, and a treasurer, whose duties shall be such as com monly attach to such offices in or ganizations similar. "Art. IV. The league, in further ance of its design, shall (i) conduct correspondence, (2) solicit the sup port of the college press, (3) submit articles for publication in the Dem ocratic organs of the country, (4) interview delegates to the Demo cratic conventions, (5) seek and follow instructions from the Wilson bureau, and (6) by all these means endeavor to get college men squarely behind the college man's candidate." Big Meeting Wednesday Night. Mayor Gibbes made a Wilson speech to the student body and made the first outside contribution to the cause. Mr. J. J. McMalian and Profs. Snowden, Chamberlayne, Morse and T. K. Vassey and Alan Johnstone, from the student body, delivered addresses. One hundred and fifteen students joined the club and the movement is expected to include every name on the college roll. The officers of the Woodrow Wil son Club at the University are: W. H. Scott, president; T. K. Vassey, vice-president; Brodus Mitchell, re cording secretary; J. D. Branden burg, secretary; W. M. Cappelmann, treasurer. PROCEEDINGS OF THE TWO SOCIETIES Clariosophic for Saturday, 18th Declaimers, Templeton and Griffith. Reader, Kiser. Orators, Hagood and Heustess. Debate-Affirma tive, Ward, Dickson, Covington, J. F. Negative, Christopher, Schnider, McDaniels. Query: Resolved, That the United States should adopt an old age pension system similar to that in effect in Germany. Saturday, 25th-D e c I a i mers, Trayler and Green, J. L. Reader, Horger. Orators, Shuler and Davis. Debate-Affirmative, Allen, J. 0., Pearcy, Odam. Negative, Howell, Murry, J. H., Valdrop. Query: Resoved, That the legislature of South Carolina should pass a law prohibiting the nmerging of cotton mills. Euphr-adian for Saturiday, 1 8th Reader-s, Danner, Ehrlhich and Bold. Declaimer-s, H-or-nick, Bull and Featherstone. Orator, Owens. De bate-Affrmlative, Waring, E. S., Murphy, Thomas, H-. B. Negative, Simley, Stork, DeTreville. Query: Resolv'ed, That there should he a recall of judges in South Carolina. For Saturday, 25th-Reader-s, WVillits, Brearley, Woodr-uff. De claimers, \Villiams, J1. C., Smith and Jones. Orator, Johnstone. Debate Affrmative, Lawton, Hunter. Neg ative, Bellinger-, Davenport. Query: Resolved, That the Panama canal should be fnoril