The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 27, 1922, GREATER CAROLINA EDITION, Page 3, Image 3
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UNIVERSIY ALUMNI
HOST TO LEGISLATURE
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g?(ra1VV haw makers, wih seeied to
palrticilarly enl.j(oY that feature of
the (linner.
The Gamecock wishes that it
(ol reprolie the speeches, ail
hopes that in the future some
provision will he maIde to have a
stenographic report of addresses
11111l at such gatherings. Lieut
enant-Governor I Iarvey, with
Senators Laiey and Watkins,
were the speakers of the occasion
Mn belialf of tle Senate, and vach
ac(iitte<d himself in the n11111iner
to) be expecte<. Intermixed with
-fiod for thoigit" was al albu
dalce of wit, anld humor, and the
aulditors vere constantly laugh
inglr M*2pplaiuding.
Ilonorable W. I. Atkinson,
Speaker of the louse, an al1m
Iluis of both F-r1man11 and Caro
1ina1., spoke inl a broa<id edway *v
()f eduicationl genll11Y, speaking
of his love for both of the insti
tutions whhic gave him his start
(n his hihigh successfull career.
and evidenced, as did the speak
ers mentione<d above, anl opt-imnis
tie view inl spite (f the gl()om
whicb seems to be present inl the
miids of so Ianiv. Both Ie and
Senator Lanl ev 'Issriedl all present
that the State wolid, as inl the
past, ieet the issue of depression,
"lacing the guns," and that the
edicational interests of the State
wouild not be sacrified, bit that
(o tie oter hand tle people
woul willingly bear, if necess
ary, what might otherwise be re
grl'ded ats a birdenl to "carry-N, onl."
T 1he progr-anunie was conlu11ded
hV t It' address (of Irofessor Reed
Simlith onl atlietics generally. and
the presentation b,y Senator
Christie Benlet( of tle G(ol Foot
halls to tle "C" men. No better
choice rol have been made for
the Vk]rrVilg oit of this paI't Of
Ite progra neil]. Nr. Benet, One
of CaroliIna's miost loyal ali,
(n111 aIlNways be counted oi to (d0
tile right thing il just the right
wa v. IIis rernks were nsteneid
to intentilv and It had a vord of
(1n1couIrag"emiet o sav to each mnanl
-is ie stepped iup to be presented
with the coveted trophy. Alex
Waite, captain elect, nu1;1e res
pwise i1n b11l11f of the s111d.
Th'le otandtI in g featutrtes of thet
('eening wvere: the a1 ddress bv D)oe
for I Ieniry D. I*hiillips, the netw
ettor (P T 'riniiity~ Church, and1( the
i iute 1)2aidt to ourx fel low' stuident,
II. 1I. Ililton, famous vetterani of
fte Worl, War11, C~ongretssionali
for 2 vaor' fromt Great't Britaiin.
lFranc and 11( Italy.
D)octor l'hillips had been se
anrd fromi the ti me lit began it
was1 evident that the Coninuittee
had1( made no miistane'. The wit
of hiis open ing remarl1 ks got the
attenitiont of thit gatherning, and
fr'om tha st timei( onl lit caie hit(iis
cearer1s as lie sp)oket Cor''E "ICd'uc
t ion anid (Citiztenshi p," pressinrg
the dutty of tIe Staite to make
this nrvca for its vontl, r'e
by Sister States were l(inl;g, amd
hiow) they vere beiig repait for
ever v so expeedt. Tldld
me tle blisk a man reads andI I
will tell you what he thinks.
<iuote<l tlhe: speaker. "Alid that is
true." le sait. "Tell me wlnat a
State is loiIg for e<lued ation, what
kin<l aid class of inlstititions it
maintains, aid I will tell vou
not ll v wInt its pvpeo.e are to
1v. hut I cani tell youi what thite
fuitire( of that State will be.
IHilton was introlieed bv Uion
It AcK i ssi ck. Iresi<lent o f t Ie
lilunmIi A ssociationI, vho inl a
striking way paid tribulte to his
valor amd service, :aid rtiileJl
tlte gatlIering, t,int the Statet
should counIt itself priv leged to
be in Iositin t) eluicate mien of
his t ype. The responlse was
spoltalleous, every mn!t(I sta I Ii Ig
at M l cIeriIg as Iii i atonl :-s
to speak Mdlest lv bIt effective
lY Ie car riedl fonva r t he
themne of eluication. and siare<d
with Doctor l'hillips tl( honors
of ille evening.
ILTON'S CITATION
The (flicial recnI of tli War
Department i1n<der which II iltoni
was awa<ded thel( Iongressioa I
Medal of Ionor is as follows
-"IIi Itonl. It'ichmlonld IL., SvIr
gV.ait, ('t. II. I Sth Infantrv.
Westville, S. C.
IBraltoirt. Franlce. October I1.
1918. While StngeaIIt I iltti's
COMpaly was advancing through
the village of Irancuirt, it was
hlt'Id up Iy iItteIse enIiilrig fire
froli a mahie gun. Discovering
that this fire came from a mia11
chine lun (,st aogshepll-holes-:
at tlet elge of the town. ergt
IIilton, acomilpallied by a few
other soliers blt well ini a41vanlce
tf, theml . pressed on towand this
Isitionl. firing with his rifle un11
til his 1nuiun111itionl was exuiiist
ed, iuni then wtl his pistol killilg
six tof tlet enteyiv and captiluring
teni. In the coiurse of this darinl
e-xloit hle receive<d a wounld from
a buristing shell. which resiulted
in t l I(ss of his arI."
It. is inItere-(stingt to note- (that o)f
theI 7 mIIIed alIs a wanIled, New v
York with 10,000,00o ppulationl
received 9: Illinois with 8.000.000
ppulationl recei vedl 7: Smuth1
('ar'ol ina\ wit 1 I.o,(1000 pop)u.la
tion received 6: that t 30th Di
vision rerVeive<d 12 o)f the( totad
numbeitr, and that of thet 12 South
(Cartlinia irece ivedl half1 of t his
iinmber.
(i Iorify Caroliina.
t ve'rte her t nutlitionrs.
E x alt Iher a cie've t'its.
A therte tt liter inijunictionis.
TI al k "Ca rolinia."'
E steemu her'i teach ings.
1 I ebuke her(' entieits.
It. ally 'roundut her stauitlanrl.
O he hetv tr IpretcetpI ts.
L oe hitr inust it utions.
N list' lher faimt.
A ttain a (Gl1EATE'l'I~ All
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Tfll w
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~? Ar, 'I~u
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the- V'niverasit m \.r)n< ni
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Thle thind is a1 trip to ('har11lestin
tolmevt the (Oklege ofI ('harles
.111n anl( hC(itiadel. There ma1:Y
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