Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE CAROLINIAN The first number of The Can linian for this session is ver creditable to the authors. wh are however too poorly supporl ed by their fellow students, Th numerous young men and wome who should be writing in Th Carolinian are like Rachel' children, which is a shame in student body of our size. Th number is dedicated to Prof a Reed Smith and the Extensio c. Division, and opens with a shor o account of his valuable ne' work in organizing Extliers work in the University. "Autumn Memorics" by Dabb _i is a pieze of ge.u :ily music ci verse. It is a stu ly in sunsE 15 moods, and while it is not ver =i powerful, it says what it neanE and does it without torturing lar guage or meter. Dabbs ha done better things, however. Jeter has two pieces of pros and one of verse, nearly on half of the contents of the issue His story "Back to the Fold" i a good one. The plot is tram parent, bit the character of th hero is attractive the sort of a traction that all rebels from Prc metheus down to Jesse Jame have exercised over the mind o young men. The pocm '" hei Pleasure -Calls" is full of ver new wine ard sin and shame an< Swinburne and Laurence HopE What it all means is unclear, ani p rhaps it is quite as well sc The verse is smooth and ring ing, and w>r.'iy of better mat ter. The "Sketch" called "Percer tion" is an example of a gemr which has been much cultivate in our literary circles on th campus of late, Dannei's "An the Author- Thou Thyself" i another example. Th. danger o trying forms not subject to an; rules is evident--the result ma be a new masterpiece, but it i more likely to be vague and rai bling language. A strict vers form--the sonnet for m, for ir stance,-is a boon to a . otng ar tist just because it retrains Lucius Johnson's "Cenotaph' is marked by the special charac t r of all his verses-it is melodi ous, and there are lines in it tha are full of true beauty, but ti. rale of rime is a tyranny in thi poem short shirift as usual- rea son gets short shrift from the ty rant. Yet are "'dnutghter'' ani "laughter" rimes of the future And did not E. A. Poe and P. 1] Wilde write of tombs by th sounding sea, and seas moanin; loudly on lonely shores? L. P. C. "You can't tell by the natti ness of a student's baimacaal how holey his as ae." ALWAYS SAY: "LET'S GO PASTIMING" SAFETY FIRST! DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY WITH National Loan & Exchange Bank of Columbia. Capital..... ............ $500,000.00 Surplus profits...........$370,000.00 E. W. ROBERTSON, Pres. G. M. BERRY, Cashier J. S. STACKIHOUSE, V. Pres. E. C. CATHCART, As,st. Cashier. GO TO "NICK'S" To Spend Your Nicks CANDY, FRUITS, CIGARS, DRINKS Best Qualily, Greates: Quanity "NICHOLAS CONSTAN 1206 and 1211h Main Street P. H. Lachicotte & Co. Jewelers Manufacturers College and School Medals 1424 Main St. Columbia, S.C. CAPITOL RESTAURANT For LADIES and GENTLEMEN A FIRST-CLASS PLACF '10 GET GOOD THINGS TO EAT _veryth:ng t lean and Up-io-Date REGULAR MEAL 25c. OPEN DAY an I 1GtIT Phone 925. 1210 Main St. Thain's Barber Shop 108 Union Bank Building Best Hair Cutters in the City ALL WHITE WORKMEN Your Suit Needs Pressing and We Need the Business. How about it? 8 SUITS $1.00 CAMPUS PRESSING CLUB PORTER-GOING Ten. 27 LOAF AT "Ye OLD BOOK SHOP" ANY BOOK YOU WANT FUR NISHED ON SHORT NOTICE hate itself is almost an assur ance, as both Dr. Riggs of Clem-son and Col. Bond of the Citadel have expressed their heart y approval of it. The con tract will probably be the same as that used last year in the Georgia-Tennessee-Carolina deC bate. Carolina will also enter the tri angular with Georgia and Ten nessee uinder the same contract prohably as last year, though there is a possibility of the con tract bing changed1 somewhat. as TPenn1essee has exp)ressed the desire for one of' the teams of' each college to debate on home groundI. Carolina wou'd hardly accede to this. Mr. Roddy will submit the qiuery for the Roddy Debate at an enr'v date. THE University Press Harper College FOUNDED TO HELP STUDENTS All Kinds of Printing H. E. DANNER, Campus Representative ALWAYS SAY: "LET'S GO PASTIMING" If you want to spend money for CANDIES or ICE CREAM go to CONDOS BROS. 1644 Main St. Sali.fa< alon Guaranteet or Mincy Refunded OPEN ON SUNDAY 1345 Main St. Phone 372 The Savoy S. W. WESBERRY. Prop. Hot Lunches, Candy Cigars and Tobacco New Fountain & Pool Room Installed COLLEGE BOYS ESPECIALLY INVITED "Classy" Clothes For College Men 1 Ycung men uko drcnd r Sq le, V<ekue Service, we incite you to see our Mw Fcll Suits and Ccercoats. S W AN' 1330 MAIN ST.S 10,/; Off on All Clothing and !.Ts (Except Stetson's) The College Man's Clothing Store 1405 M A IN S T RE ET SPA LDING'S 'ihe World's Createst Atletic Coods House Manufactur'ers, of imni lQrments andi clothing for all atletic sports andI pastimes. Wi ite for a C'atalogue. A. G. SPALDING & BROS. 74 N. Broad St. Atlanta. G.. CHARLESTON MEDICINE MAN DELIVERS ADDRESS (Continued from front page.) fever. 0 We are living in a county 1pregnant with insects and small e animals that carry germs which n! cause the death of many thou e sands of people each year. By 8 destroying these apparantly harmless insects and small ani mals we would thereby prolong the life of many a- valuable citi zen. Happily to say, medical men n have awakened to this need and -t as the speaker stated, "so far a, we know them insect born n diseases are being destroyed." Dr. Lynch also touched upon s the new science of Eugenics. . It is high time that we as pa r -nts should know the condit:on of those whom our children rn irry", he said. " It is not only ~ie tuilty of vice that must suf f -r, but tl.eir innocent associates and effs1 ri: g irust uflfer also." A representative and atter. e tive audience heard Dr. Lynch. s SOUTHWICK PEF ENTS SHERIDAN'S "RIVALS" e t Dean Henr.y L. Southwick, President of the Emerson School s of Oratory, Boston, will present, f in the Uuiversity chapel N(,v ember the 16th at 8:30 P. M. Sheridan's "f he Rivals." Daan Southwick is a well: known teacher of exi ression ard has delighted large and enthu siastic audiences summer after summer at the Univt rsity of. V.rginia, Charlottesvil1e, and at the Summer School of tle South, Knoxvi.le. Mr. Southwick is a e gentleman of varied culture and, j of charming per.sonality. His, e vocal interpretatons of litc-ia ture are among the very best. s The public will be richly repaid f for their attendance. The price of admission is 50 cents. s COUNCIL ARRANGES - INTERESTiNG DEBATES e The followin'g is rerorted by ~ secretary of the Debating Coun - cil: It was impossible to arrange the University of North C roiina debate, ow ing to the fact that the Council's ,cceptance of their t chal!enge reached them too late. e However, a debate may L e ar s ranged with another North Car olina college. - The Council is also arranging 1an intra -state, u nder?grad uate, Striangular, debate with (Cem -son and the Citadel, it is e thought that such a del ate I would create a more intimate and brotherly feeling between the three State coheges, a .d -would give the undergadluate -students a splendid olpp >rtunity. ri T is c'ebate will hardly come oti before Christmas, but the de