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!Bisliop Kilgo on Football. h Advocate. .op Kilgo left Durham last Satfor an absence of five weeks on : duties in Arkansas. Before g your correspondent secured him an expression concerning 11. He said in very positive unadterably opposed to it. I >een in the past and never ex> find any reason to change my There are schools which believe Imd patronize it, those who wish end a school for football purhave ample opportunity. There is ison why Trinity college should the brutal form of sport etther are other schools or gratify a >h w^iim. I l sure the friends of Trinity e and of honest work would ar more delighted to have learn an ' uprising among Trinity ts in the interest of more work, study, wider learning, truer or any other matter of even importance. But instead of this I re treated with a suffragette outin the interest of chasing a }f inflated hog: hide over a plot [ ground and rolling each other in e dirt. Trinity College recently Imounced an increase of more than ' million dollars to its endowment, j ? this mean endowed chance to He ? But the more you give them for ^ffk the louder tkey cry for play. No, W, the time has come and more than ! pme when colleges should give the | porld a far better example of earnest nd serious work than they do. At j fest the honest, working, highmind- ' I serious and sincere people, who | pnstitute the genuinely superior class I society, faithfully represents their ^^f life, and it should be the fixed ; ration of Trinity College to be the ; Hoi of this noblest class of folks. IHb is absolutely no reason why it J ! court the patronage of tihe careporting, frivolous, extravagant, iperficial classes. Other schools >ek their favors and gratify their And,' I may say, the whole c spirit in colleges has reached ! wholesome point. The time has fhen stronger people should dea quick and complete rel'orma Are college teachers no more alets for a crowd of sporting ters, or are they the master tors of youth? It is certain if st judge from the college papers le college" reports sent to the .pers, that in comparison with i ^This ataletic supremacy is becom- j ^nothing less than scandal, and it Htoazing that serious and manly ^Hbrs have submitted to it as long ^HRey have. Unless a reformation ^Ks the day of judgment, when in- ' rious people will utter their conttiation in no uncertain manner, Hdawn at no distant time. College Hris becoming too frivolous to inVe the confidence and respect of the : kmen. me modem cuncgc giauuaic , MMtebly superficial in his knowledge, j ^^jurposes. and his faiths, a fact > K doubtless has its explanation in Mineral spirit of sport that reigns H^merican colleges. The college ( Bate thirty years ago did not preB to study as widely but he came of college far more serious, Rightful, and profotfnd than the Bege graduate <% today. You may B for me that I am opposed to any J B*e athletics at Trinity College t mb oc-no.->idiiv fnnthflil but will be slad I HI ? - _ w a all I can to lessen by a great' B what we already have." BHers the jeweler, makes a specialengraving and repair work. m DELINQUENT TAX SALE. HtB OF SOLTH CAROLINA, H>unty of xewberry. khirtue of executions delivered to j Hp John L. Epps, Treasurer of Kry County, I will sell in front ^ K Court House at Xewberry, on ^y in January, 1914, within the Wours of sale, on* account of deKit State and County taxes for i MWythe following real estate: ^^-One lot in Town of Newberry essed to D. M. Wells, bounded by Bds of Misses 0. and E. Shackleford, k>. S. Mower, College Street and H^s. ^^k&wo acres of land, in No. 10 Bhip, assessed to Tobitha Morris, . ! v? T. n (Fillers. nti ujr 1CU1UO VI ~ , , Blbenezer Camp Meeting road. B-Thirty-five acres of land more or K, assessed to Luther and Hawkins Town of Prosperity, said land now j Bided in two lots, one bounded by j Bds ofj Frank Merchant, R. L. Luther, j B Wicker, Shiloh Methodist Church j B Prosperity road, the other bound-' By lands f R. L. Luther, P. L. I Bgford and Prosperity road. Both ; Bwill be sold together. OF SALE?CASH. Bf Cannon G. Blease, V Sheriff. H&A1E OF REAL ESTATE. virtue of the power to us given Re Last Will and Testament of> iff Elizabeth Frances Blease, deceasHthe undersigned will sell to the highest bidders, before the court! house door at Newberry, South Caroli-! na, on salesday in January, 1914 being | the 5th day of said month, between the j : legal hours of sale, the following (described real estate, to wit: Lot No. 1: That parcel of land, lying and being situate in the Town j / + 1AA\ ! 'Of .Newberry, containing u i ; one and 19-100 acres, (more or less,! j fronting on Main street and measur- | ling thereon a distance at (254 1-10) j | two hundred fifty-four and 1-10 feet and running back along tfye line of the estate of J. X. Martin/for a distance of (193 1-3) one hundred ninety- ! three and 1-3 feet and running along j ! the line of land6 of B. A. Havird for a distance of (340 7-12) three hundred : forty and 7-12 feet to Thompson ! Street, and measuring on Thompson Street a distance of (54 9-12) j ^ "r* rJ Q.I 9 fpAT : 111 LJ "1UU1 a:iu w -> ^w>, ~ - j ing bounded by Main Street, land of | the Estate of .J. X. Martin, land of' B. A. Havird, Thompson ?treet and land of E. C. Sonnenberg. Lot No. 2: That parcel of land in j the Town of Newberry with a dwell- ' i ing tnereon situate, containing (3-10) three-tenths of one acre, more or less,! fronting on Harrington Street, which ; bounds' it on the north, and being i bounded on the east by Newberry' High school lot and South by I landvof Cannon G. Blease and on the J west by lot of McHardy Mower. by lot of McHardy Mower. Lot No. 3: That parcel of real estate j with a dwelling house thereon situate in the Town of Newberry, fronting (58 4-10) fifty-eight and 4-10 feet on Caldwell Street, running back therefrom along Hatten Street in parallel lines for a distance of (123 3-10) one hundred twenty-three and 3-10 feet measuring on the south side a dis-! i tance of (119) one hundred and nineteen feet. i A plat of Lot No. 1 can be seen, and any furtner information may be obtained by calling, at the office of Blease & Blease, Attorneys-at-law, Newberry; S. C. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase price of each lot to be paid cash, t one-third on a credit of twelve months 1 from the day of sale, and the remain- j r?rt q r>rpdit. of two vears ! 111S . J from toe day of sale, the credit portions to bear interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum from the date of sale, and such credit portions to be evidenced by notes of the purchaser. said notes to contain the usual stipulation for the payment of ten per cent of principal and interest as attorney's fees n the event of collection by an attorney, the payment of said notes to be secured by a mortgage of the premises sold; purchaser to pay toe costs of preparation, execution and recording of papers. Immediately upon bidding in the said property, the purchaser shall deposit with the undersigned, as an evidence of good faith, the sum of Five Hundred Dollars on Lot No. 1, the sum of One Hundred Dollars on Lot No. 2, and toe sum of 'Fifty Dollars on Lot No. 3, and if said sum is not deposited immediately, the lot so bid off - ' 1 J -A 4.U ^ ! will De immediately resoia at cue h->jv of the former purchaser. Purchasers are to comply in full with the terms of sale on or before the 15tn day of January, 1914. Bertha Blease Eison, Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Elizabeth Frances Blease, - deceased. , Cannon G. Blease, Eugene S. Blease, Executors of the Last Will and Testament of Elizabeth Frances Blease, deceased. Dec 5-19-Jan 2. TO MAKE YOUR HAIR MORE BEAUTIFUL To give your hair that gloss and lustre and wavy silky-softness, use Harmony Hair Beautifier. 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