The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 14, 1922, Image 1
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Voi,. XV. UJNIVEI1tSITIY ()F SO)U'I'I ('AItOIINA, CO UIMItIA, $. (., AI'III I, 14, 19)2
MELTON
COLUMBIA ATT(
UNANIMOUSLY
OF BOARD C
Dr. Currell Will Become Dean
of Graduate School
Williamn 1). .Meltonl, one of
the best klowin an<l ablest law
vers in Soith (Ca-olina iln one
of the leadilng blisiness iIvIn of
'oliia was last Moni.v un
.11ninouls] y electe<d presi<dent of
the Iliiversit v of South Crio
lina to sicceed I )Ir. WilliaII
Spenser Curr-lell who 11.1d re.sign
ed ait Ile .Januar ineeting of
the boardl of trustevs. .\11. Mel
toil accepte Ill e presiellcY last
evvilun.
MIr. Meltonl will assiliine Ilie
(lit ies of resi<lency soiiet iniv
helween .1u1 I aul Septeilher
I an<l will ab1an<lon all his busi
n1s a8 l Midprofessionli activilies,
dlevoting'. his entfire fiiliv to iup
buiiling Ille uni1iver-sit v.
Conuiirentlv with the lel
tion of .lMr. .l 'Il as presi<lelt
(Confirined oil page -1)
SHERWOOD EDDY T(
REVIVAL HI
Noted Speaker Will Address S
I-her-woodl E<hl4y, a worl-4 fi'
ilne il Chr ist ian le4adership
will conluict ai two dhivs' revival
ricI f a t II ITn 1ie si i t i --i b in
iniig Apr. 24. Mr. Ehlv will
eak at, least t wire daily at, the
l'iversity at hihel h nour ul
begin at, o'clock at iiglit.
All of his a<lressews will be 41(.
livered in the chapel. "Mlodln
rt KIuent l'Problems" will be the
genieral subject selected by .l rM.
l''lbly for his (hlresses at, tIle
ini versity, tilhe particular le( -
turle topics 1beinlg selectedi froin
lie fol lowinig: "'(hal lenge of tIhe
'halIlenige of A ineri ca's l'rnob -
heniis'" "TIhe (Chal lenge of ( amii
pus IProb.lemuls,"' "What1i Shahl II
h)o W ih 3l*y l2ife,'' and "'A lea
tinal i alth lVor thle Al oden
l"-'r the pa1st 25 year s .\lrP.
10thily has bee en((i ~1gage<I ini work
liuig unli versi ty studen('ts inl
AinerPient, Europ P011' m Asia. lIe
is a suit.iv of( K(auismis. lIe wais5
m-imluaN rom vi ale in Iun.)
TO BE I
)RNEY ELECTED
AT MEETING
IF TRUSTEES
BIG TRIANGLE
DEBATE TONIGH1
Tennessee Meets Florida in Chicori
College Chapel
Tonight inl 1rve cities will i
nilet. i le represen tat ives fron
threv Slate niliversmitiv.s. to <1t.
haIe ta e 1je 1 "'Ist it I t
lolls (In .i\ericanl coast wis
vessels passilg. 1ih.r1 the'a
111. Can'll shol be repe'lledl.'
This <h.b.Itev bh0weenllne
sev, V-lhi alld Carolina is
known as t he Itig. Trianleh
The C.n-olinla .111lirInitliive 1(.,Iln
Io(s to ( eii svilIe, I.'la
I(. (Ine l he reprwesentadti vo,
will <14.h1,1e inl KnoxvilIv. Al
vio-lit thirlt o'clck (onihli t if
illhe ciip l of i'iicova ('oIll.,
the T nd hin'. angle of1 (1h
< baewill be setile<d.
Last Yvar ('arolina wI., iiI
) CONDUCT
RE ON APRIL 24-25
tudents on "Student Problems"
an<d afterlakn post gradllaht
work ait Princeton adi workinlp
for se'veraln years sunionIg A mr
caln collegpes he( wenif 1) Indlia if
I s9t. . ft (r 1 y rs o f ser v4
I( was tnlI to be secrtmrv fo,
ihe indt inal enIitt'e ol
tle Young \ilens 'bristian As
soc it(lion. Hiis work inl this ca
J."Iity v n n Hie "lide<lbts .and
( ) li cia11s of I( ali.1, (Ch IinIIa, , wI I
I If( Near aI1ast a1 Iinss I hav(
.iven hiin a grasp npoln EIaster
(iest i0nis i ai few A ieicans 0
the dlay canl boast.
Ini yea'rs Ii lle< withI unitirinli
acetivity he4 has fonsal iine foi
n15(fuI l IntorsipJ, be(ginn1in1g
wi]th is "Supreme1 h'II I )eeision,'
Iiehere followe<d his books on "h
Awa k('nlinig (of Asia,"' '"Theo sitn
<I(ents of Asia,"' "WXiI h Our 8o1
t(er pret ing present'1l colit ions5 i
,Japn, ( 'hinn1, I1nlia, Near IEasi
auni liussin showingr Ainweieic'
RESIDEN7
111res.-1"'lect of t he U'niversiI.Nv
BASEBALL TEAM
RETURNS FROM TRIP
Lynchburg and W. & L. Defeated
-Other Contests Taken by Op
ponents.-College of Charleston
Beaten 15-3.
Carolina began411 her. baseball
scasonl inlretsll whenl she
defeat< ihe (1'(Jluiia 0'iers
3 to 2. It was a bali to our
Spirits t e t hS Ile piofessioials
volm. fio Ihe ha. an< li Ielhirl
Seat wilthlot. Iastilg of aiy of
fite curil tolteings '5 pret'5 ,1
by arolia's hope, Iet ers.
rTheiv whol ' in hit well Iiiid
lie day was ours. lis imakes
US hope that the obl ( slate m
pionlship will in J ie to Ils
ho roost.
/1,git/bury .0r V'ictimn.
OnI the irist gam owh
leewas cominlered to tHe 11une
ofr05 "lIt"ok" silipes pitchedl
I this gale.
Waxhtin.yimo & /,(,( Sunducd.
Th'le following'. flay we c;lm.
inl contact with W. & L. at L,ex
in1)ton1. Pl'eers againl provedl
(oo imch for the opposin.g bts
menl antl again vitory was
orlls. The who.l NI piy ved
well, tihe score was 7-5 inl Caro
Ina's Javqr.
T/hc 'T'uninql.
-imJournfl partJi. Wheitthler it was
faitiguet ori strnigeru ft'innis oJr
liat t'h(J flit iainsha
t'e lit ~touf te tIp. JJJJltlt
byIJ a 5-I2 sctJre. ('athoiJlit I'ni
( ( ontiuite.d (Jn ownit tI'
OF U
WOFFORD POWERLESS
ON CINDER PAT]
Gamecocks Win First Victory i
Season by 64 24 Score
III I le first track Ieitf 11 111
seasIm Caruolina <leivelv Nli,
fvtol t he Wolfl Terriers i
S~irtanbuii1g last -rid;ay, .\pr
T. Tlel f 4 h Iel Woffir)
atihHvt filid was inl 110 suitab
(midliion or(11 ihle conlest So
was belfd ot the F-airl ror.
The (;,hlIv(-()(k superiorwityv w,
eVery* wher NVl i nanlifestedl, ald i
mnly N (woeventls dibd WVolfor
winl a first place. Whenl tl
fiinal act (0f :abliion caimle II
Score stomd, Carolina 64, Wo
l'or< 24.
The whole tea1n showed II
wel'l andi, thle inieet ulguirs wVe
for. a successfu'l I lravk seasonl.
Waite was Ille ou(htsidil
Carolila star, Iaking first phu
ill tre evIs, th sho pu1
he .javelinl throw, the disel
I bro4 wv. 1',1sonls and l'ooh. ea
took t wi first. 1p 4es, Para1-sol
wviningll the S80 yard4 and mIi'
run. Ploole won the 100 vai
and 220 vard dashes. HmIt., 4
the Wofford lealm, won Ihev higJ
juli my14 ml tied Sinlit-1h for 11I
first. pha-e inlihe bro a i j ).
S. I. N. A. MEETS AT FURMA
Tlh ' Soult.hiel-n1 I Itervolle.
,Ite Newspaper .\SSOCiat ic
will mIIvv af VI1-'u .man .\pril ';
and 29. This Association ii
4ludes all the states below tI
.\laso an4I Iixon lin1e. Its 11
pos is 14) ]a,ise the slaildard <
I o l( ew spIpIervs 4o 11
Sold 11.
This org..'Ianiz-i.1 ionl was be-m
. - Ul'iver-sif N t (y I Itof h l m ii hv
yince NO1h en I Numlllbel
gr w osid4v l e rblye111e. 1-' 1m
willh (;. W. c., Were Ihle guiesl
of tile' S. C. I'Pess .\sSomilti
last fall, anld by v their inlvit.
tion will iiake ('1reeniville 11i
.\ecca of ie colege scribes.
GA., N. C.. AND S.
ON
BIG TRACK E
Th'lis aftIIernoon41 at :8 4'cl4'
.\ ithe i nii ier i 'o i
beI (41 Il)avis t1iehl toi encournIie
his temnii. ( arolina hiax
stroniig aggre'gat.ion and 111sho(ul
mai~ke' a gr'ea I shiowito 1.('anInai
ilVERSITY
NEW YORK DEBATERS
DEFEAT CAROLINA 4-1
If Powerful Arguments of New York
ers Too Much for Young
Carolina Orators
N Nw York 'n iversit y clin
il )l1 eed its soithern delhat'ilg
caiIplaignl ) <defeat ilg l ni
versty( of Suth ('arlila last
P'rilav nigit bi a sie of 4 to
. lheirs was a1 trilillphial
inarch, leaving- inl their wake
b)okvIe alUld <(I te<' I t le t e m'I ills.
iteforv vapin.g ( o'au-ina, they
slowed 1111le liversity'v of
iziciinionil ,m(l Trinity ()n the
Sa'line suibJect, "UN-solvedl, that
the 1-.prinlciple (if the (Alse<d "hop
in .\mlericanl inlistry is justi
ialev." New York il all thliree
of Ile dlebates x1lowell whereini
the ne-gaive was the covrrect
s(dluion o1f the question.
'The (;()thadite-. have t1he
h privileg'e of leinig I1he1 first team11
in t w) yvars h) defeat us )n the
Is
lebat ing phaI foriii. lit, defeat
d alI1wa vs cmile" (veiI inl the best
reg ulated ofE fatniilies.
I T iis cmliict of intell( ts i s
bieII poIullv syl y1 ed th'e
".North amd South" debate. ( )
Ilast F-'ridh ilni ' it i g fhr14e
said to be Ibar111(ac-leislic of t .
N two) secoions, oratory rs acts.
- .\nd as alw ~ays Fa cts w o. Thle
n C'arodlnianls based their vfl'(rts
8 mn birmid g'enlera lit ivs andl high
I- sm4i gil, (ra t(wv. lu t I he
v gentlemnen fromn New Ymrk fur
I-- lislhed statistics and s pvcr'itic
i Inst nIcos.
4 ('Ir-v 11. \\'itt kowsky, "'he
gren1 untry1 hmpkin' frex
n frm, tii .1wamnps of hw \\'.I
.I tere, 4qpened for,'1 olna as
:; irst, aftIIIm'l ive. Inl his inter
s esting.. addrvss he ra ve thet(
11 brom prinlci ples upon)I wh ich
s Ilhe C'hwed shmp inl his o)pinlion
it was fI'mlded. Ile folwdthis
i- ith ;Ii expl.ainI ion of le eved
('ont ine oni(4 p)1~ age 3)
C. TO MEET
DAVIS FIELD TODAY
VENT OF SEASON
k l'oolIe, the' irack wonder1('l froii
k Ul'r'4enville 11. 8. 1s to) be4 watchI
.,'4d ini his first lug 'olleIIge meie(t.
I- l'a(ce. 84)1 Eurvin will iluke an
4' 'xhiilIion oIf his 1)4)1e vaultinag.
I in fact this is goinug to be' a big
e'da.4Th luil s of I >rof. .\i'er
a''i Uier are toshow what h iis c'oa4ch
ii ing has done14. If you have any ~
1.b I14 o leiitocuiiyyu