Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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RODDEY DEBATE TO BE HELD DECEMBER 17th. Preparedness is the Issue. Tem pleton Will Preside. The querry for the Roddey de bate as submitted by Mr. J. T. Roddey of Rock Hill, the donor of the Roddey medal, is as follows, "Resolved, That the administra tion's national defense program is justified by recent internation al developments." At a recent meeting of the De bating Council it was decided to hold the debate Friday night, Dece.mber 17. The object of put ting the debate at such a late date, is to give the men as long a time as possible in which to prepare. The following officials were elected at the last meeting of the two societies: presiding offi cer, L. B. Templeton, Clariosoph ic; chief marshal, J, B. Bates, Euphradian; assistant marshals, C. B. Ayecock, William Lindsay, Jr., Clariosophics; and R. E. Wilson and G. A. Buchanan, Eu phradians. Sidne3k Cohen's Bulletin. There has recently been pub lished by the University Press a bulletin entitled: "Three Nota ble Ante-Bellum Magazines of South Carolina." It is from the; pen of Sidney J. Cohen, who lost his life in so untimely a manner in Charleston not long since. This essay was submit ted to the department of His t4ty in partial fulfilment of the requirement for the degree of Master of Arts, and was printed in the CharHeston Sunday News. The magazines treated are "Rus sells," "Magnolia," and "Sou thern Literary Journal." Mr. Cohen's brilliant and versatile style appeals to the reader of the bulletin. Copies of this essay may be had upon application to the president's office. New Directory Out. The directory of the Univer-: sity for the session of 1915-1916 has just come from the press. It is in the same form and con tains about the same information as previous directories. The work of :ompiiing the directory was completed this year earlier than usual. The directory is an absolute necessity in a college of this size, besides being a source of much practical information. With a directory at hand it takes only a few moments to get a student's whole Iame, college address, or home address. Then if it be necessary to find a mem ber of the faculty, by referring to the directory his street and 'phone number can be found im mediately. CAROLINIANS HOLD VIRGINIANS CLOSE IN SEASON'S BIG GAME (Continued from front page.) nip and tuck. The Gamecocks did not let the lead that the vis itors had gained upset them in the least. It seemed to settle them down to work. The de fense grew s 'onger and the of fense more direct. For Virginia, Mayer and An derson starred, with Berkeley as quarterback right along with them. Mayer has been mention ed for All-American honors. He, with Anderson, ran the best interference seen here in a long time. For Carolina, Folger was the particular star, but the whole team played stellar football. Capt. 0. Going, at tackle played a splendid game, opening hole after hole for the runner, and breaking through the Virginia line time after time. Laurer at the other tackle also played a splendid game. "Cotton" Going did good work in the backfield, backing up the line. Dick Kerr at full played a brilliant game, showing much pep. While the score was in favor of Virginia, all Carolina support ers are proud of the Gamecocks. The result was the closest that has ever been between the two schools. The line-up follows: Virginia 13 Carolina 0 W hite........L E....... Squier Moore........L T .......Laurer H. Coleman.. . L G .... McMillan Brown.........C........ Porter Thurman..... R G.........Saye G. Anderson. .R T.....0. Going Stillwell......R E .......Moore Berkeley .... Q........Surran Mayer........L E....... Folger E. Anderson. . R H .... H. Going Sparr........ F B.........Kerr Total gains, in yards: E. An derson, 197; Buck Mayer, 196; Bill Folger, 207; Dick Kerr, thru the line. 39. (This was more than Yale was able to gain thru the line). Referee: Barry, Georgetown. Time of quarters: 25; 12; 15; 12. Umpire: Van Meter, Kentucky State. Headlinesman: Holland, Clem son. Armour & Co. could make a fortune canning the bull on the campus. I'd rather be a bird with wings and fly Than crawl thru French II with * and die. * You know him. B U RN E T T-W H ETSEL L D RU GG I ST S Soda, Cigars, Stationery, Toilet Arti cles, etc. Agents for Jacob's Candy. 909 Main St. mhon 1261 "A sensible cil th There are a nun good, sensible cig on the rarket-F are not t6..3 only or But Fatimas a best-liked and best of all the cigarette ing over Sc. Of course, you may be different gar 4 A, Copelan goe og t K.& o 1, t o,. "1cLearn Ihef .m - a oft..0~tIy, 'a.oo. ' 'Y I t '- L '' io& J&. D. 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