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Y. M. C. A. NEWS Dr. Moore Speaks on Parasites At chapel hour tuesday morning Dr. A. C. Moore, of the faculty, led the devotional exercises. lie read sev eral selections from the Bible and then led in a short prayer. He then gave a short talk on the social groups as rela ted to biology. Dr. Moore spoke of several incidents notice( on the campus lately of sicial unity ald anti-social unlity. The illus tratit.is were very touching and pres ented some interesting facts before the students that they had not considered seriously before. He spent a few min utes by describing the life of certain parasites-hiological and human. The hookworm, tape-worm and others were discussed along with the mistletoe. He qmcluded by saying "The message I want to present is that we are one so ciety. We have no room for the para site. This useless creature must le de stroyed. All must help together ftr the welfare of all." Such talks as I)r. Moore's are help ftil and appreciated by the studeits. ---Y.M.C.A. Blue Ridge Club Tomorrow night the Illue Ridge Club is givieng a little entertajinment for the girls who have been to lIhte Ridge and others who have not. It will be at .lini lall at 7:15. The (*lIb is cIm. posed( of all boys on the campus wil have attended a Y. M. C. A%. cinferanlcte at lilue Ridge. Noirth Carolina. ----Y.M.C.A. -- Bible Class Banquet Postponed The Iible Class Blanquet, wh'c had beell planned for tonight, has beint off until after exams. Telitse ham<jut are always held at the city "V." The dining room is being used tonight and so it was decided to ild the llan1inct after the exams, sinme ttnight was the inly night opon for it before exanm. -Y.M.C.A. Mr. Weaver Speaks at "Y" Mr. Weaver, the physical (irecim* at the city V. M. C. A., spike I lite stil dents at the "Y" meeting \\e.inesday night on Ny experienices as a physi cal direstor." Mr.. Weaver lieg;mn by coitrasting conlditiois IIw with ten years ago. Then there were <.:n1y a few people took part Ai a few gaines; no11w thcre is physical traininl.t aid education for everyone-o)ys and girls. F'.spec ially have the girls made great steps. they are pushing the boys har11id in all physical activitic. N,,%w there are many calls everywhere ffr d 'irectIrs f pysi cal educati,n. \iti. Weaver tiild of the wave of trailiig that is sweeping the lIilopean cuntils. ." Germiy thert are four millionu iv-ple taking part inl Var:imus spirt., and g:i s ;Is a regular hinig. Atfew years agi it was all id itary and the gtiose step. ThIs being out If the I,ife Wirk lUeries the speaker emphlus~zed the iimi pmrtance of (he calliing which he Im accept ed, hiis wol rk being coinniected with the V. .\I C. A lie said that the ma. jority of t rainiers and ciiachles fail lbe 'ause they don't yttt ;,:y itligioni in thieii wurk. WVith them it is all work ando thel spiritual side of the menu is neg. Ice ted. "M y iidea of success is toi de veIl p tne ir t wo meni e'.'ry year who wviil go tit andi cleani nip athiletits.'' MIr. WVeaver tmphilasiz/ed vetry si tong ly thie tIhree sidles oif man--spirit, miind and bitiuy-the propeitr cart itf tech. We eitr nieglect ionie tor twit. I ir ese' we tiverili onie side. Stimit hietiple overido lie iiiys ueal side; slime work thle ind i too much, some becoetnt faniit its on I the miatttr of rel igionm. Wet shlt d Iieveh>pi otr ('ltire selv~e-.I hit noit i vter-dev-elopil any part. ( )ne of titir greattest Itemipta litoils is carelessiiess, we netgleet toi t' proper~ care of ourselvtes. MIr. WVeaver cited many instanctes of early derathi fromn ovterdoinig one t hieng to the neglect oif the other,. Ni any men cani't se~e bieyiiid their int's. TI'hey becoetli( 1 s igenrossed; in thli r wot rk that t hey forget everybotdy eise and allI other things that make upi life. Mr. Weaver closed his short talk by saying tha;t the proifessioni of physical director was a difficuilt one. It is hard to please everybody anld it inlvolves a lot oif hard work. He adv,ised no one to enter it tunless lie liked it anti was qualified for it. Also, have a dletermi nationi in life, "Know~ where you are going before yout get there." The meeting was cut short an account of the basketball game. It was dismissed w~ith prayer. Mr. Bell Back The "Y" coutncil members Moiday night were very pleased to have N r. lil, the secretary, hacid agaili with tlien ir. and Mrs Bell returned frmn Alabama oil Sunday. Debating Schedule Announced At a recent meeting of the l)ehating Council a tentative schedule was drawn i) for the debates yet on the Carolina program. Te F lorida-Tenessee-Ca roli ilt De hate, better know as the "B ig Triangle" is to he held allouit the eihL'lthof I larch. The Iuery as given out is. "Resolved, That France was justilied ini entering the Rulhr." All metibers of tie stu dent hi(,dy are eligible to try out for this contest. The preliminaries are to he held about the fifteenth of l'ebrtt ary. They must he leld then so as to give the winners sullicient time to pre pare their material for the finals. In the past this has beenI moved up a bit but it is hoped that such will not have to lie done this year. The I)ehating Couicil has beenl btusy trying too iinerease tile itunmher of cq)li tests this year so as t(i give moire of the sttudents a chantce tip try out and get the experience to ie derived from these forelsic activities. The Coul cil has accepted ait invitation from the Universilies )if Gemrgia and Virginia to enter their alinual spi.nIg debate an(d make it a triaigular alTair. Tle Coui cil vo)ted in favmir (f tile plan. At present a <tilery has nt I ak-e Lgreert Iuip fi ft )I this cIi ittest, bot ain aIti n ittlee nienit wI bie macd real si.. The plaits at presenti are to have this new ct$ntest stillietiie atd the fir t of April. This Vmul cause t Ihe preliminaries to he libi alimt the tetilh o)f .\arch. The annual Woffor<i-(itadel-Carolina delate, kniwit as tile "l,ittle Trianigle" w%ill beo belt1 s(Imetione 4dur1ing the( fir.,t week of a ay. The Univerity has stilt ittited a (Illery. blut as yet i1n Ine has liei chose. It is hteti top get sImte <1tstionl relative t) tie p blems iIw being discussed by tle State I-"islatuire. Tlle Keitt ()attrical COntest was Ieki( just liefire the Thiays. Te Goizales is yet to le bheld. 'Tlie C,nn1cil has itt decided upon a etfieit date but expects to hold this ctl-st sonic lihnllt f. i the( spring". As usual the annuital try tit ftor th State Oratlirical will it, hit in Ntiarch l4th. lach Sticiety is alitwwd it siid thIIrve men11 tit the( chapel f,r the( finll1 in this contest. The debating ounicil h ipe 1t :tb a Ivast onie mtore large debatte tII tht site dule f.r tI his yvar. If thIer fail, hmw evir. plans ai to f t It fir making a great itlecl-ast. ill theitnhe <>f cml tests n-xIt e.\ (t COLLEGE STORE ADMITTED TO NATIONAL ASSOCIATION I" . Crawftir<, stintt mainailager if tie (,teniii, states that mtr (llege Sore has btii adhilte It( the N:tition al Assuciatitn (If 0iilltege( Stilres. )mr olle.t St. re is the second inl tile Stht 1 i t- he dmh itted, thev lirs.t bwing- Ilhe Ntirth Canliiia State 0illege Stire. stitmuilate initerest ini stores an:l salt iof student-~ ~ suples Sbt )rntrchng rale andh iifnforatit ideas. 1\. -t Theri next mteet ing oif the Associat ioni is tit lie Iti ut inNew Yotrk ('ity, Mlay )lne tay, as I chtancedr to pass, A hteaver was damintiiig the river; And a malt whoi h;ad run (tit tof gas. Was dinig thle saime ti itis fl ivyver. -- -.xchangrre. CAROLINA TEAM WINS BOTH IN CHARLESTON (Contiinued froim Page Onte) wvtith Itt pints, the twit forwardts imade 8 eacht. All ('arinia guards ptlaye:l a htard,. watchifiil gamte (G,ithi i was the star itf thli'e liiue anid Whtite, shtowsintg lil w~ell ini all depart - imenits. "Juditge" ( )'Shiaugntessy intd I ,nig Iey at ftorward wire goitodii until t akten ouit for untne'cessary rtoutghniess, a fate which Gastue. uof the( I tirds aliso suftfer ed. Th'ie sumlmary: Carolinta (26) Pus. Citadel (24) Wright (8)...l.;...I.glevy (5) Gasque (8. ....... .()'Shauighnies (4 Lilliard (i;O)......C.....Wgeer ( I Abramts.----------........Gthirie (5) McSwain--..--...............iery Suibstituitins : Caroliniia, i ji liis L.ong and Wt~hieer for Gasque, A braims andl M~cSwain. Tihte ('itadel:J)~ I)ePass (2) and( S-atmdtiers (7) for I,angley anid O'Shtauighnessy. Officials: Referee nicr.--e GREAT ADVANCES MADE BY UNIVERSITY ( Ctfinuted from Page One) till tihe questiln. lie sait that lie is %.illing to take ill any (lIty that tile legIs;ature Iplaces tn the University, htit ill view of tle- sO!eIlitl w:rk o)f the Meicial C(llege, his "piloil is that this is not a prIpitious time ill which to make such a change. Our president saiI that the Univer s:ty now has 867 stulents, and at the next semester, in llebrcury, lie is sat she.! tlmt this mnhelr w.li hI) iicreaset to 950 :l pasiby (;(IM. This was. a1 mCI.rease of 50 lIR CI:NT IN T1ill1 I,AST Y.AR AND A IIA,1, he ad ded. I 1..G R l."I,AT ilST ) R( ) P( ) - TIONAT. INCREASEI OF ANY IN STITUTION OF ITS CllARACIl,R IN 'lHi, UNITED STATF,S OVER A LIKE PERIOD OF TIME. "'fhie phy sical plant at the University is so lim itedi that the students are sleepin-g four and five ill a rim an<d to (10 this many have to place tl eir beds ole (ver the other like herths ill a iillian car," said the president. Statins" that s4)mle if the Il dormi tries-sme Of theilm were erecte<d ill 1807---are veritable fire-traps alti that they nm11st le reovate:1, includiing the installation tof fire escapes, tile educa tol, saiti: "\Ve had all example itl Ker shaw ci1unity at the Clevelald fire last year which is befire ts, anld I am 11>1w Imt fing it ui p I I il geIItlemIenI t eliiIi Late Ile fire hazar<d. IlP A N ( )F TilI()S, BM'YS ,\R. 11WRI:.I) iT \W IIl,I,I I-"N V ("R FA.\ T ,T. I f I L:ad lt on tey I will pr-ovi<t agatj.;in t 14e tilre h .nI, aiu l vt il eItillIet are Ithe nIIIly sirce frlm1 w ilcl I call get it." A ani exaIIpIle thfiat is b cin . (llowet ill fi t c all <dalgers fr ii liltn-.. Ilie new ad l it s It' \W lir'1 t.1w have 1had th Itp ..il -e(r!y. ofi st..nle. an<d irnm tire e e ( . art 1 ii et-l i i if I lk- new se! 1s. 0\ii , ' w h ililin s Id f reIcilt years I h Ir stit descrip it I( iln 'If lire es v:,lie. It is the tIller Iles Iat ieed im CmC(I< II Ite cttenti (on inl thli.s re.spiect. I)itring tilie c<.rse (of Ili.S remarks I)r. NIh-flton 1av t h Ih re- ct sI- to) IlemsI C"l-It1g v an it: ll esid t,t11 Dr. \V. X.\ Ring i; in exphailiet his pihil, Isp 1 \Io f Xhitil wlich he soIlmilimd as an ,'-du iratio t ever chit ill th Sta e. "t( I maliuactiir t him iit' ) :1 cit izveI a l (ni""n e s t t lte Statec." I "tiriniz thr pt-rioid inl which I )r- i. I< I has bein. charg a1 Ilhe U IN (1-er I vy mnanly chI.l av' takenl placv. T;l ftor a visit aili will alptear fforeign It themvi. The( vireal mnmber f)f studcm s hll I!beil ar' 1 tit] 1, 1thv nicw athIIIitilns (t) \V;wdr,. the \V\mn' bilingl' Ilhat ik fa -t nein6 1t c.pleIt iton, thet imprlit ved Icnii. c(Iurk, andlf I.as bill nlli lea'A thet l1it1illt gi shtrubber ', v]Ib- ers, etc.. til the t:iiiipts rtper. All (f tht-s have r vc(-ntyII adIld ItIo the( wel farc of the schiool' aid iI a few year- evI thIse I If 1s wh ,e a rc Ie:avbI., tI li i)tIil Ii.m in tlis \.e;It w% If lit Itr, c: .gnizt it as tlh c :mllv witlin .1 [cri <I tf five cr six year. -U.S.C.-- - MILO SMITH CLAIMS NEW COLF TITLE insais (City' St:mr. I lenislin, tIowa.-A niew' golf title eml by.liv l i Sith, I )eiismn gotlfer. Ae six huh de s tirtse tif tIle I )eoisit i (',mli niighit ii .D strItokes, aii ave'rage' tif five indlIii ntl haf .trotkes pier hflte. full w tIhe flight of the( miissiie liheiltlihl enugh~i to t hat he' had lo triuible inl WINGF Southe Colu,mbia, S. C1. Book - Station 1440 Main Sereet An Unusual Occurrence readiiig. I saw a ..TATP lying oi tie )n last lolnday morning I happene(l I stIpposed it was a sctiol of to have .a Vacant period so I rambled StndiY's (W evel Saturday's. Never do"Wn to the I,ibrary to read the tews- less I Picked it 1p so as to be sure palper. Well, tile S'r^T is the only -!"'d 1o1 it W.s marked Monday, Jai newpaper for me. d111 it seems that tar 14. Ieveral other people feel the sale Nl;ae it was just a freak of ature .a)"ut it, because Wihenever I want to or maybe luck. If Ick, I will hardly red1 it someone else is reading it. So ever he so lucky again. It was al n I geinerally allow myself an hour for uaccurance. reading the paper. If I come in at elev enl o'clock tIe chances are that at ten unto a little iigger, Illintites to twelve my chance will Co e. A-smiiing ii the Nile, o.-ft.re I get to "Mutt and el teff" Appeare", (uite unexpectedly, rilg-; and I Iave to go. A Ilngry ercolile, To c me hack to last N ,nlday: I . v.iti that chill politeness, atter my custom. entered the Ij,iblrary. I'im ke s t w n l f e It was filed with people, pretty girls- take some (ark iieat aInd (itherwise-and sttulents and pro- Witlout dressing, if you please." fessors. I approached the table where the State is kept and glanced rather dis- . S ic l wl iinterestedlY around-for I had small of th e l s s w i i hopes of finding what I waited. There name soie were several persons sittiilg at the tahle nals, starting with Mr. Smith." -xcliange. Walter's Shoe Shop' Dependable Footwear $5.85 to $8.85 1420 Main Street University Text Books Fountain Pens Loose Leaf Note Books and Fillers, Pads, Pencils, Erasers W ritin-g n Paper The State Book Store S(atA Nhwspaper Building McMASTER, Inc. Athletic Goods anWOhrieto u ssing, fyupes. Th a .L a pCeomPrf:"Teasswiy o WTacer's aen cop COV20RMainEStreet U .BYnivesitMTetABok erTholee Sad SBool Spple ngrvig-ritgand NwpaerBundn McASERLIc LX-Athei Goods