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STUDENTS PAY FIRST RESPECTS TO PRESI IDENT-ELECT MELTO1N Then They Visited Other Faculty Members The sludeent bodfillIuredI ouII in force Tueles<lay vning at 7 o'clock alld paidi a call ifo the llresilint-elect of tlie liver SityN, .\r. W. 1). .\ellmn. U'n<der the directifin o'f N. .\l. Ilucka hev, everitlinl.g (.41nneteld with with the U'niversity, or any thinlg elsv,N was cheerel. ('alls of "S'pevch ! Speech br-ought .Ir. 1leltonl forth. Ie expresse<l his gralitule fir t he visit of tlhe stidients, for their etisiasiin, Ind for their ifestationl of, w eN%I4-II to him1. mlr. mveiton said frurtier it it was his varnIest hmpe that he anl t lie student lvl wo l(uiInd ill band to iiiuike Ile "I'niversit v of SOti cavoliui Ile greatlfst inst ilit ion iI the Sout h1; ti1.t Ilteyv work hani inl haund 1) at tain those high slandards wichvi lave alwayvs (.li-11Iterized Caro lina and14 her horvs. When th e spealker filiislied, am11id great applaulse,( Cherry lhinkabev oil(-(, more (klin- oil Ile scene, called tor order, and a new series of cheers wa gi veil. So great was Ar v. I I lck ahev's zeal tltat one -was forci ly reiiinided of gridiroll (avs. On the way back, the lowl ing 1118 st(Ipped at I r. CuIr rell's hoie and more cheers vere givenl, )r. CIIIu-ell acklow ledged 1 lie ovaIiin b y) adlres4 ing the St.II(vuIts. Ihe tohl tHIemi tit,t ie Iniversiiy was forti late ill having Ailr. Melton as its filtulre president, a1m14 gave Iilm S0meP 4goo0d dlvice coincerninlg.' co opert Ion. I 1le nlvised llodera tion inl umi1.kill. reIilests of t he IINNw Ires i eln a nd Nva r I Iwrd "IgainIIsl v iolent1 stoIdlntIbodyN Iteet ings is which i he4 Itu nIlbou YaniI wor(s of (Ienunlitorv dIvem Ilagoge -II etd t hle bl) 14 inI shivep. IDr. ( '1irrell thenl tol of his nvw 41uties as dealn of Ithe ni v estab)l ishled gr ale School. .\l I Ile eh>sing Ieimark, I luck ee, first inl Chicora, first in the mless hall1, first, inl the niew Science of diln2lnilg, stated that that.1 it was his intent(11ionl to come~ baclk am11l t11(kea Iih. I). I )r. (inirrellI, ieeogiin ig his fell purpol se, nuole14 somei( pat ting re mai~rk~ conicerninig IIluckabee's .\. 11. degrPee. A\lore elieers fr'omi amil thie flock dlislpersed. Hu tha wasi .~~I not. all. .\ few oif thle iniore(zea'ilOus zealOts, "'in ox icaltedl withI thir ow~n ver hiosity~,"' w(ent downi to initer vijef I )p. Snowdv en to get hiis views on tie situii on. The elhee:s ami druniniiiiigs failed to Ipoduce( resul ts. %l rs. Sniowdenh camel'1( to' he wimlow and14 si d, "'IIe is not11 here."' Th'le dlisapploinited nob thlen, umhiler the occlIt. pices)( oif the' iiininenit triuiiviraite, ePeed atll (It I lie facuilty in genlerl. Th~1is conipletd 41,bhe servies5 for' the (Wvlning MISS SARAH BOOKHART ELECTED PRESIDENT OF HYPATIAN SOCIETY Other Officers Chosen for Second Term The Ilypatianl Literary Soc itv at its regiular ivetinr Sa 11411 1v afterlool, April 1, vlel - ed1 the f'ollowin..g oflicers to VeI fori ohw first (erni: I'esideld, Al iss Saral h Iook hart. \'. I'residlent., Afiiss F'rancve-s W\annnnakealr. e*.-Tre'as., Aliss Claire Caluit-well. Critic, Aliss Alar-gu.erite Abel Uiecorfler, Al iss ILorra ine SinithI. Al iss Book Iirt, the presi dent-elect, is .1 junior. at the I'lliversitv, and bef'ore coming lere wN1orked wi It I Il e wide a wa ke Societ ies of Coker Co leav. \We are expecting" great things oIf the IlYp'lial Society undert.l her. leadiership and corps oIf able oflicers. MR. T. B. LANHAM AGAIN ADDRESSES Y. M. C. A. D)empite the veyrainyv nightl. Atl. Laihamil rode' over in. his (at and gave I le Y. a fine talk. "EaveryN. ma1111 shonbI he a Christ iann, le s4ys. First, (the F ailher df it-111IS it, am114 seconld it is a paving". proposition. We never get away from Iloile ill fluenicesm. Sinl is staiped on a man11's (.out enlanlce. The man who akes -Josis Christ as a lit.rstna 1,1saviwr wvill find it a pavill. proposition. Mr. I'al haill gave several ( examples to how). i4 payI vs 0) live a1 hristian li re. I )espit Ie t he fact. ta t the evenling" was bad and the presi flenft, All.. Kell v, was ill 1141 inl Ilie ill firiryilv, t he Y. llee inlg was a SiutCe6ss. Let' % I11 out 100 per vent. next \Wediesday. LAW ASSOCIATION HOLDS REGULAR MEETING Ida Associati Was hld list the' uisua&tlIbuinIe'ss beling dispos)0 4'd of the4 Associaltion resoIlvedt ,ui5self itA thle .OOt ( ouirt. A veryW inte(est inlg (1ase Was at har1 am14 the legal aspirantits dti4l wvork thaot Iwas a great. credit toI IhIemisel ves. 1 >roIfessor \V. TI. Ay,44Cc tpresided' ami compl~ii 5(el. 'The4 phit it I0was rpre)i( sented byI ' Atle'si's. .\l (oore anud by Ale'ssirs. K'~inJg andl4 Knuight. favor (of the4 de(f('inlanlt, gave' a shorit (alk to thle Associa;tjin 4)n l,4gal II1.thi CS aiml its apl)ica I ion tolI ~ th neo)fPHinnll whb.hct GLEE CLUB GETS OFF TO SLOW STAR' itefore a sni-l alience til, Carldina ('1Iee ('lub gave it. first recital at (olum1bia Col lege last Tueslay night. After a tir'e80111e 1elav 01 a hour or so, (tiresomie to t1u m11lice) Ilie performance finl ally got lder way, a.1141 like (h< proverbial sov f rail ti lrougli Arakasas" slowI y dragged truha IN-( wmhour progriln, whicb cosiste< ill the mllainl (f b(wesolle hiih-bl-ow selections. Th'le s(d(w by .\ll. 0sbournIl with the singing Of the <1n.rtet 1ld Il le reIaling bly v Ar. Illilpml Inade up1) the few bright spots of the evelning. \e woul also wa a wor4 of thIks to .\I. 0livei who ill t he att ire (f a charing yo l II. 4 le"N. I 'a(sed I le awIi. (n1c( vit h1 hier winismile smile" and Swveet sing-ing". 'arolina's ( ilee club Issesses a wealth (f talent, but -lavk" thmt finlishedl 1rainling which lenls grace anl vase ifo sage IIVe1en(1ts. \11 i a few more rehearsals and Ile adled at t ract ion ()f COSt d es or d ress '.uits wve woml predict for 0our glee club a pleased audience, prov-ided v they furnish a little morn f n(Iu a little less class ical music. Thev stoldent body wou141 no doubt welcmile thle privelege (f listeninl,g 14o a well balanJ.1ced pog(r Ii giveI ii 4u11r' Iwn ( )Ivolege clIalIel someI t im IIv before I hel, seasmn is (ver. BIG TRIANGLE DEBATE TONIGHT (CmInltied fromn page 1) victor, aid it is to4 be Ioped Ilhat our previous record will bel repented. \W. C. F-loyd N4 awd lI. l". \Williams are miur Ifirima live representatlives. ('Iv(). 11. \'i it kmvsky an."l (Col4C(feiman Karesh al:re mlo rersentaIives mI the negatfive. All (f thlese enit lvimanl are experientced de ba ters and we are expect ing. hemll to repeat last year's pI rornimnie. BASEBALL TEAM RETURNS FROM TRIP (Continued fromt paige 1) v.ersjity woni bys a score( of' 10-1. Thle gamle withI 1( th 1'niversi ly (If iAla ryl am1( was a hard' I \laryland won byv the (close Th'le gamtie w'il h ( 'ollege ofI lhairlestoni pr1oved' (easy forl the4 JlIame(cck. 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