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BUY MK JUNIOR - SENIOR THE BANET TICKETS____ A SUCCESS University of South Carol.-a L C(Ol,U.\lBIA, S. C. ! RII)\ 'RII, 25, I AROLINA ORATOR WIN SECOND PLACE . Erskine Hankins Gets Meda at State Meet ERSKINE TAKES FIRST onorable Mention Went t< Wofford College-Judges Deliberated Forty-five Minutes J. Erskine Hankins, Carol ina repre ntalive, aithough having the handi p of being first spe:ker, won thi cond place model in the 25th ;m ui:1 contest of the South Carolil. tercollegiate Oratorical Associatioi hieh mlilet at Greenwcod on the nigh April 18. MIr. Hankins' subjec as "Twilight and Dawn." He woi 1v Gonzales medal for oratory a arolina last spring. J. H. miarion, J1r., of Erskine Col go, won the first place medal wit] \ Call to State Patriotism." I arion is a member of tlhe Junto 'ass at Erskine. Third place or honorible nientio1 ent to Paul Hardin. Jr.. of Woffori ollege, his subject being "The UE ld Debt." The judges deliberated 45 minute deciding the winners. Speakers other than the ones mer Tned were: J. B. Southern of Furman, wit lie Transformation;" W. J. Cherr Presbytetlian College. "Science ani o Common People;" "A. N1. M< ughlin of the College of Charlestor ur National Scandal;" E. L. Smit Clemson College, "The Majesty c e Law:" .1. J. Chappel of Nev rry College, "The South of Tomo W." and Q. D. Caildwell of th tadel, "Poppies and Promises." The judges were Prof. J. Tompso: own of Winthrop College, S. Y ier of Greenwood, )r. S. H. E unds of Sumter. Rohrt Lide c angeburg, and Judge Henry C. Til an of Greenwood. Carolina had three students col ted with the contest. Besides "Mi lkins th(re were: Harry Lightse3 (Contiued to Patr Sir' IVERSITY BAND GIVE! SPRING CONCERT ofessor Olson's Charges Ple,a3 Carolina Students and High School Visitors The University hand gave its firs ing concert (it the campus, in fron the Maxey \itonuient. last eveniin nie(liately after supper at the mies I. A large group of University stu ts and high school visitors hear, concert and were mnuci pleased witl work of the men under Professo Soil. These concerts were begun last yea only one was held. on May I)ay hope the hand will be more libera Syear and1( give man~y per formanice thme college green. This is only in ative of the spirit oif advancement ii dlepartmlent s of collegiate and1( stul it activities at Carolina. --U. S.C. GERMAN CLUB DANCE hl,e Germanm ci ih of tile Unmiversit -uht a brillIiat week of lEaste ees to a close with the largest danel thme seasoni in thme ball room of tI, lersoni Hotel. lIhe mutsic wvas fur hed by Silver's orchestra. Carolin: ars we're to lbe foundl( eve'rywhlere ii large ha,ll. A\ huffet suppeitr waI iihad as guests younmg men m and I adie Salli over the State Thei chape~(r s wre memblers of thet Universit.' Ityv and( of the ColumbiaL society set HIGH ti S. H. EDMUNDS Mr. Edmunds is chairman of the Declamation contest. He is to respond to a toast to High School Declamation and Expres sion at the banquet tonight. He presided over the finals of the Decl:?mation contest in the chap el. The awarding of the troph'es in these contests will be in charge of Mr. Edmunds. Mr. Edmunds has been Super intendent of the city schools of s Sumter for a number of years and is one of the leading educa tcl of the State. Tennis Tournament Here Next Week Nine Schools to Take Part in Annual State Collegiate Meet BEGIN MONDAY MORNING Wilson, Singleton and Fishburne To Represent Carolina-Sin gleton and Wilson Singles Fishburne and Wilson Doubles Manager Dick Singleton of the Carolina Tennis Team and Piesident lof the State Tennis Association, an nounced that the annual State Tennis nieet will be held on Carolina campus next week. The meet will start Mon day and probably last the entire week. Last ytar this meet was held jat Clemson College an(d the Tiger net men were winners. Manager Singleton says that every colleg( in the State will be repre Isented except the Citadel and the t : icollege of Charleston. Invitations have been exten(le(i to thrse two in I.stitutions. but at this (late no reply hbas been had from then. Carolina has not had the advant age of any intercollegiate mects this year, but the boys have been working hard the last few (lays. They have had several matches with the Preshy terian and Luthern Seminaries. These, two institutions have good teams, biut are not eligible for the meet. iFrom the outlook at p)resent the -T Unversity teamn will be madle up) of P. A. Wilson, Charlie Fishbutrne andl D)ick Singleton. Sinigleton and WVil son will play the single matches ando i'ishburne andl Wilson will make up the dlouble team. The two courts inside the wail will he utsed for thle matches. The campus)1t workmen have 'been butsy getting jthese into shape this week. All stu dlents are askt dI to use, ot her (oturits as these are reservedl for the tennis teams to piract ice 0on. The visiting te'ams will he the guests of the University and will be (Continued to Page Si.r') SCHOOL ANNUAL LIlGH SCHOOL' WEEK A SUCCESS Easley Affirmtve Debating Team Win3 The Manning Trophy Cup LANQUHT(T)-N!GHl T R:ck Hill Boy Gets First P17e2 in Dech:nviion En-esion Cup Goe3 io Mi:n Cun ningham of Greer Track Prelim linaries Held Yesterday The ;lmlal Ili-h Sch1 1 ll \\' k f"lr S,-.th Cardolna, he.:I ld (I n ler kth aulspices of tIhe lExtens54in lIeptartment11 14f the Un1 ixversity ofi Smuth Carilla. wit uler Way \VednleCSay. THeC entire f(IVII0ren 1 iwas Oiveit (ver tio thewarrivaLl an(lrI tI on1 of(i thi l ht te: W,n at til F!lxtelsin Oice. This p, f the \\irl: wa"; unlder th-- dlirection ,. a Stiu ent (comm11littev h1aded h1 sill 11it wrIight amd R. M. Smnithl. Rizght well .i 4 t Y pIr fIr . ThIle ompte( )I t it 1 n11 forw h( o1rS bega"ith \\'0dne-iday\' aIuftI0eroo when lthe allirmIlative anld netgatiVeCem reprei(SenIt inl-- K Iin!gs tree and lFpwi)rth t. i h fr' it SCCI)d dCbAilp ( t ii trict of the State. T is ctintst was beld il t he p i ,e y111a . wi th tiet Kinv-tvrv Ic:m Car. ;11., ,ti it IIIuill. it aficrlwmi tili. st1s det t 114 h3 - rIl-art Ill lilt1 lkl l ;t it'll ain l cxpres Scmh t arived 11and were eigistered. ti t ' S; lItn om11111.5e Of the typeCWr'it, lll!.f tais .m 1 rack Icam l aI*Irrive( l. TIt seiinfilals in the d cbatin in (tek wa4. heVld I \\tlCl' d't Vtesday e ig 1 In thet' i11pitlhadlni hld. The sch"ZOli ntcred were stIIS n. imll the thirl d tic . 1asiey, fr-, idth e f1 rst di i str ct :ld Ki in1st1ree, i romi thle 'ec( )n(i dIist rict. The qulery' W,*IS. "ReI olved, That iedcr al aid shmil ilt. smiulht to vpe alize edl C'Iaitona.*Il tie tn ity vt in thi e varit -it, Ates (f tihe U'ii.iti." This debate got 111ler way at 7:30 an-1 lasted u11til near Iy ml.id-Iigll. It took tlet j tdge 1 a i 141 m e t th Ior the41k lilt- linl m- lt(- 1111als but thecY final . decided fl- tile .aslv alirat i an he King,t rcc ntegat ive. Thet, Pair makinig upi) thite Kingstree team, XM1,. i 1-w i ad ill'r . Jamcs I-. Co)pil e-, mll, thet cmp I-tst y-ear, ct,n e<t,(ttntly- al 1111CI 0446111 risllsday nIt1 11aw te arrival of t S T U reDt lte ty)ewriting leams and 'the track s<piads. At 10:3(0 the 1finals i.1 Ilhe debate cf,ntest was held inl the Utti vers ity chapel. The aflirmative (if Fla, Iey. cf-mlposed o,f Miss I,izzie \Mae Fng lish and Remlsenl Bllknight, won)l thle dt-clsi,)n m the jtudges as being the besi debatin p)ajir inl high school ci rcle, withinl thet State :mld also) the Maninl tr"phyv cnp given I(o thet winnier-S for- I .;IeIr. The negative side of thle qules ti4,l was upheld by thet Kingstreve teamn. Thet COntest was real cl,)Nt :n(ilwpovedl vey interestingt. fromIl the vicw po(inlt n)I at spwectator. The [tiphly cuil is offered B. L. PARKINSON Profe3or Parkinson has charge of the work of the E. tension Department. He has been with us one year and in tht!t time has done a great amount o' work. During the last meet,ng of the State Teachers' Assoc'a tion he was elected President. He is the big m?n this week :md with his assistants has succeeded in making this one of the m:s successful of all the High Schoo Weeks. State I"rack Meet All Other Matches Cancelled Due to Shake-up of Men PRAISE FOR CRAWF1,O11 Jimmy Driver to Have Charge of Track Squad Next Year Interest Growing in This This Phase of Col legiate Sport Nlanager Da Vo G, a-t on i I 11 mlnci that (ue(! to the si ckness of seviral mIilbers of the tiack team ailnd the inleligibility of lourl illnporltilln t In., .ll Ineets for the rkilnainder. . 1he year wave b e alceled withII th (ile .oxceptioll 4)1 . tie t tate I(ee he bei onl Univlersity Fitld 1ay :1. On is date the eilder path mleI from Furmlanl. Chllmsonl. Citadvi and 1'. c. wk.i!Il lmeel. wVith1 thle G:1mitcocks for. Soith Car-olinla honiors. Mlanlager G ton states that eV(nI though the team is badly shaken up by afore-Imention eol revmrses t at they will give a good accouint of themselves alnd make solebody histlo for th State cup. It is extremely (oub1ltfill if Ste%v PIrevost. aId Bill I[anahan who ar-e oil the sick list will be able to do any more track work this season. The blow or dIisqulifinig lill Poole, R. C. Cobb, 81ippy' AlGee and4 ('hale Pa rsonis tor prof1essionlalis ii (amoe at the last mIomenthI and at a time whio' Ithese uisetu mhiien coul nut he re D)iiretor ofn i Ath1letics .Jim my Divers will assume chlarge of the tr'ack te:an ne(xt yeari andi( C'oach' Jack Crawford has dlone noblle work in preparing Ithe tieh(l for D river. Cra wford tookc chlarge of 114e'field event s at Ca rolinai whenm Takwas almost an .unhl learid oif lprtad brouight it uip to be' alI mlost on a par with the big three sporte footbhall, basketball and baise b:ill. Th'le i n iverisity owes a vole of thanks to .Jack Crmaw~ford forl his noble1 work along this line anel t hat of othier ('ariolin a sports. YTS WEi L FTLE TRIANGLE DBATE TOMORROW IGIT WVells, Hemnkin:, Ait!.kowsky and Pol'er Repre-Cent C:roi;na L.\ST F0MNM 'o k("''l;-,-T iiny Conte.iant3 in Prelimi naries Query on R ecogii tion of Present Russian Government T he sta: - .: i1c(.1n ,i :. ;o- ::I#, ; : t :t.i, roi l ie ior e - c i snt ol t : ath s ar wil Car-oliol;l is con LI' i; I t . 'I t ut-I(u iI IIi I O ) fII' tif ! t k- 1)'I-1 .ed. Ih, I it r eion::t a :r(A 1t0' I w t i h . ' tli I eiI, Trian tglu I)t ba;t1.", :it his cont hv htt vn 1): 1 0 lto t ilti.g i a it u fiom th, Te e e Fbarida-Caro"iin't Trinlgle, talways AIacte!d a greatd" niit tof atteltiotl and this year wvill be nto exceptionl to this rule. Woforttwitwon both side !ast year. wAi h U.aroiii itlling ti ciyid. The year beforve a thre cor :ncrt(d knlot re ult (.l Tiht .ltlery lor e 11bate t1h y ira is, / cOld. 'h,ati - pt,;isnt Gov riet o .. ofN i i. liih l be ore"or;zed b\ the I. .a1-i ti t t )u th o 1t ihng f(e!s In t it gov 'rn .t - l:t a irs ): thls i'tiol ttht 1 l ie, ttll h:s b) n('1 i1ougt e.t a b'if - 'or- the ulid ete, fin'! 0ome(C good mtoterial for hoth Me of the argumnt it. Lt't t rit. Itt tg th- pr e ary for the negativt ,idt of the Focit(y 1h 1!!. Thiof t i ollt' o wer : Nt(ssrs. Jt. .l. W eFF. t , i.lo e 11olier. Calhiolin Th'lom.ts, .\I. 1). Wells ;md Fur. Itnan1 t Gressette. Illride II t ) 1 ibb , o f :w tiitphradi:mtt 'owiety acted ts pre ' idinig offih ..r. Thr judges wer-e Pro ~fes(ora wail.. Rtiker and .lcCutch won. Afrte enistiihang to tie pleas of 1the young eters the judges deided tit WellS aI n Poli,r I-- 1it ul Iep I t Conti ned to I'a d I. i. TOMORFOW LAST DAY TO ORDER CAPS AND GOWNS All Seniors Requested to See Men of the Committee and Place Orders ar e coi miittw i oit sifir laps ai gownis hlas h rtti I-eal biusy this week trying t ietin tthe orders. They ha;lve noti lur .edet inl gottinig inl totich with Aii of the seio's to date. t. M. SmIIIth. hii an ofll h thflle com llittee ays that the ttiet limit wi! be extenldtd untiil toill:-row nlight. smith has 'h:goe of the a:leio anld McCriae will Solicit over the Lw w;aIy. Profes (er Charl's .\ci-relr has opph te ch,rgo r.t the ordering. ThiY wt n a hit hf t:pr-'I yha t rd e . .t' ordr toiighrrzeoftow.pd !XdJOMr egh,an Egt a