The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 17, 1921, Page 4, Image 4
UNIVERSITY OBSERVES
ARMISTICE DAY
with each recurring -pr* Iig-t i4 de
these trees resume their garilent
of. green, so may the deeds of our
departed leroes bloomli afresh inl
our imemories, and remind uIs to
be ever ready to anlswer the
Wall of duty wlenever it comes.
Ma-y their votrage. too, inspire lis
to follow the worthiest 'till we
(ie. In the busy whirl of every
day activities and pleasures we
ore till too pronle to forget the
1xv-koning hands from the worbI
beyond. It is eminently fitting.
therefore, that as the nnmes of
thowe who perished inl 1917-18 is
read 8ve should recall their faces
and forms as far lis we c,nn and
Above- all shiquld rememilber that
they (lied that they might leave to
lis the legacy of freedomlti mt tihey
had inherited from their fathers
and ours:
7. John Phuss Anderson
V, 13enjamin Sloan lBeverley
i. Seaborn Jones Colcock
4. Daniel McIAtulgl11n (rawford
5. William Bratton deLoach
0. Jamles mcCanlts Dougflas
7. Charles William Forbes
. 0bunor Durward l-eniel
9. Eugene . Gary, Jr.
10. RIbeort Elliott (;onzales
11. Thomis Carlisle Ilerhert
12. IIai1rry Clyde Ilortonl
13. Harvey .James Kizer
1.4. deA111lt League
15. Davidl Worth l--lrin
V. -John McKenziv Mcintosh
17. Henry (anson Nloblev
18. Allison Pow
19. iobert Obadiah Purdy, Jr.
20. John Schreiner Revnols
21. Edward IRollins Rtoberts
22. Farrel im-rell Satiders
23, Frank Butler Sanders
24. Curtis Milton Simmons
25 . Lewis Wardlaw Smith
26. Lawrence (rady "u"l'livan
27. Samuel David 'llr-teltau b1h
218. E<huind Vinvenit Walshi
Appropriate scripture was read
by the chaplain after vhich Mr.
M1%7aurice Maitteson remierml a solo.
"A. Khaki Lad." T'he rogra
enld(d b)y the Students standing
While Mr. Mattesoll sanig "Abidle
With Me."
THA.T'S 110W I NEEA) YU
80mte p)eop)le wVere nualt(e to Ibe sohld
jer's,
Thle I rishi were nuale.d to be' (1ps,
iflbe(rger was1 nule( for the Ger'
mans,
Spaghetti was nuade for the Wrops,
IFish were miadle to live mn the wa
imsti were mande to drink booze,
Janks were mattde to hold muoney,
And money was ntacle for the
liko the roses nteed their smlllers,
Like a nightshirt nteeds a tail,
Like the old midc need(s at fellow.
,ike a biatnuner needs a nail,
Like the corned hteef nteeds thue
cabhbage,
ILike the oyster needs the stewv,
Now, yout see they aill nleed somue
thing
'I'httt why I nteeci you
FRESHMEN MAKE
EXTENDED TOUR
Afler mInl harassing and ex
(itin, ad ventuies m111ong the wilds
(if Amgusta and Charleston, two
iiminiient sohlie's of fortinle, I
.aenek Aliddleton lBnker and Wil
liam EIliott. Jr., who grace the
Fresh class. returned to our Imidst
var 'v Monday mornig, october.
3 1.
Only a fter noI 11ch contemplation
and consideration did these two
embry o discover-ors decide to ven
tilre into the aforesaid wileriness.
A lare waer awas placed With
themn h)v one Fresh deLo)ach,. that
for the enormous s1m of 500 mills
($.50) they wvould not attempt to
pierce those impenetrable regions
from1 which no mnan returns. lIut
immeiatey following thle Clem
son-C'a roli game on that Imemlno
'ubl lIusday, this duet of free
lances set out, pedestrian-like,
-lonlg the (Ingerous andI( winding
road to Augista, Georgia. They
wore the "Iabits" of travel. attir
((I in second best. with the appear
ance that Spoke of their f-ame as
followers of the windin,g waIys.
Soonl tley accollsted n motor-ve
hicular machive and with arms
1praised, inl a mandatory gesture,
reuieivsted with a1 toine of command
thit they , N be hastened onl their way
Illong with the personage who
drove aforesaid machine. After
SPabcing their persons for infer
1111 contrivances of wa%r or intoxi
cants. thle man-hehlind the-whieel
ol)JiginglY (-onsented to giv-e them
SMICor i reach,ing tnei r destinl-a
tion.
1was vell towards midnight
when the goal was sighted. Soon
they reached tihe haven of the
home of Mr. Baker where our le
roeS b11)i(le( for tihe Iight. From
hIeIce they d ted ifter 1inger
ing thru SaturdaY. To ('harleston
S. C. tihev turnied their Weather
heaten faces. After undergoing
trials and tribiultions equal to
those of, Christian, of Pilgrim
Progress glory, tile travelers gain
ed the IHoly City, that of the City
by tle Se1, that of A thousand
sIlells, with )ult a single thought,
to seek their haly-loves. Life look
ed very Rosie to them. But they
were doomed to disappointment.
Suifering from fin-ancIl defla
tion. the twain embarked oi one
of thle imionsters of steel. known
as5 a1 P1u1lbn1an. By noch1%1 maip
ulaI2tioni the two wereP enabIled to
r'est thieir I'weary frames IinS one up- I
pier berthi. Iliut soon1 their nemCiesis,
inl theC form of the (Conduhlctor',
(cUame to demn2d two fares fr'om
this IupperI ber'th, for had lie not
heard much('I tailkinig and1( laughing
gointg 0on there ? Thus it wa's ne0
c'essaury for tile yoiung (ross-tie
coun lters to d1ishi out fiv'e shiads,
binJg the la1st ('oin1 of theC rel m
tha2t they p)ossessed. hus w~ih
per'Iturbed II . bui t inn iocenlt con)1s('cne
ing iln (olumbiai: the niext mon
ig, th ey made1 h(a11ste to fili theirm
('raIvinug 21111 neglec'ted( stomachs12.
and1 r'etur ned even so. No one wa':s
the wiser.
Moa:ish.r ouhvebi
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them they will look like new and you get another season's wear out of
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