l'i Uh», ~ Urrhniriau Published Weekly by the Students of N..0. State College of Agriculture and Engineering Vol. 6, No. 12 STATE COLLEGE STATION, RAL

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1 ' Uh», ~ Urrhnrau Pubshed Weeky by the Students of N..0. State Coege of Agrcuture and Engneerng Vo. 6, No. 12 STATE COLLEGE STATON, RALEGH, N. C., NOVEMBER 27, 1925 Snge Copy, 10c Agrcutura Students Hosts at EVERYBODY try to make ' Student Body Votes Sody that nter-company or nter-socety footba team! Barn. Warmng and Dance g u_u-g_u uu u a n Favor Lterary Magazne DANCE ENDS THE PROGRAM Unque nnovaton n Soca Lfe of Coege s Modeed After Annua Occasons Carred Out at Western Coeges, at Whch Rea Country Atmosphere s Emphaszed. Squre Mer's Barn," otherwse known as the Frank Thompson Gymnasum, was the scene of a very gaa and unque affar ast Saturday nght when the students of the Agrcutura Cub of State Coege entertaned ther frends at a Barn-warmng. The profuson of pne trees and baes of straw created a rea country atmosphere. The baes of straw aso made spendd seats here and there over the foor. Entrance to the man foor was partcuary strkng and unque, t was ndeed a very good m. taton of a country ane at nght. The guests were greeted by a country ad who drected them nto the barn wth a dmy ghted antern. The grs were a dressed n the conventona country garb of gngham dresses. The farmers a were overas, and a great number had arge straw hats. - A touch of rea country fe, whch made a great many of the farmers fee at home, Was brought n wth the cowcang contest. Squres J. M. Gray, C. D. Matthews, R. H. Rufner, and F. M. Hag were the contestants, and Squre Gray won frst prze. He caed as f he had caed cows before. Farmers Hayes and Goodman, wth ther Hawaan Cub, dressed n the conventona garb, gave some very good seectons from ther gutars and ukeees whe sttng on top of a pe of straw. The whoe affar was brought from a very gay atmosphere to one of sence when a Raegh poceman en tered, bew hs whste, and stated that he had warrants for the arrest of some, of the farmers for voatng the quor aws. Farmers Moore, Long, Ree, O'Qunn, and Fountan were searched, and Farmer Fountan was ed out when a botte of Jersey Home Brew, from Squre Ruffner s dary, was found on hs hp, A square dance then took pace, and Farmer Burton, wth hs partner, Mss Margaret Wkerson, caed the fgures. (Contnued on page 8) Wonders f Students Are Movng ' Forward as Rapdy as Coege Can the standards of schoarshp and cassroom deportment so be mproved as to come up to the eve of recent and panned mprovements n the coege and campus? Ths s the queston put to'the student-body by Dr. Brooks n hs address to the students of State Coege at the genera assemby Wednesday mornng. The assemby exercses were opened by the Freshman quartet, whch sang two numbers greaty enjoyed by the students. The Scotch Hghanders Band. whch was to gve a concert at chape perod, coud not appear, due to ther ate arrva n town and ack of tme to get out to the coege. Dr. Brooks sad he was deghted to see such sprt n the coege and on the cam at a tme when every one s thnkng of such good thngs as turkey and a that goes wth t. t s wth emnent cause for thanksgvng that State Coege shoud come to the Thanksgvng season, for the enroment of the coege s seventeen or (Contnued on page 6.) STATE SENDS TEAM T0 FARMERS AND FARMERETTES ENJOY SOCAL N SQURE MLLER S BARN NTERNATONAL JUDGNG CONTEST Buock, Foster, Wnchester and Peeer Represent State at Chcago On Wednesday nght N. C. State's Crop Judgng Team eft for Chcago, to take part n the nternatona nter coegate Crop Judgng Contest, to be hed Saturday, November 28th, begnnng at 9 o cock. J. F. Buock, J. E Foster, R. J. Peeer, and R. B. Wnchester compose the team, and w be accompaned by Prof. W. H. Darst. who has been coach- ng the team. Prof. J. B. Cotner has Muvngws.N,-MM~WV-..-,_,, aso aded n the coachng of the woud-be contestants, Freshman Waborn- Ths nternatona ntercoegate Crop Judgng Contest s open to a Wns Decamaton DR. BROOKS TALKS agrcutura coeges n the Unted States and Canada. About fourteen Leazar Socety Scores Heavy ( ON DEVELOPMENTS coeges are expected to be represented ths year. Fve Pacfc coast schoos w send ther teams to compete. Whe no defnte nformaton as to a the schoos that W'send teams, E. R. \VALBORN, 29 Leazar ucn by Takng Frst and Second 'uccs When the sounds of the war of the foowng are a number of state words had ded out at the nter-socety coeges that w probaby send a Decamaton Contest ast Frday nght, team: the coors of the Leazar Socety and Kansas State Coege. those of the Freshman cass waved on Nebraska State Coege. hgh as vctors, for E. R. Waborn, 29. West Vrgna State Coege. representng Leazar, was awarded frst Vrgna State Coege, pace among the four contestants by Mchgan State Coege. two of the three judges and second owa State Coege. by the thrd judge, makng hm an North Carona State Coege. easy wnner. Lkewse. for the frst Montana State Coege. tme n severa years, the seeety daho State Coege whch won the contest paced a speaker n second poston as we. for R. R. Oho State Coege. Okahoma State Coege. Fountan. 27, of Leazar. came outé ndana State Coege. ahead of both Puen contestants. Ths Pennsyvana State Coege. doube vctory greaty ncreased Leazar's ead n the year-ong nter-socety The crop contest conssts of three pont contest. Leazar now has 186 phases: ponts to Puen s 140. Frst. Commerca Gradng of such products as corn, wheat. oats, rye, cotton, and hays. The decamaton contest was,,on the whoe. superor to that of ast year. Waborn, deverng A Non-Mtary 'LOCAL CHAPTER 01. NATONAL THATEHHTTY ESTABLSHED HERE Apha Lambda Tau Grants Chapter to Frat. Organzed Last Year The atest comer among the fraterntes of State Coege s the Apha Lambda. Tau. whch was;nstaed wth approprate ceremones Saturday afternoon, November Ths new arrva on the State campus. the Zeta chapter of the natona organzaton. has as ts twn brother the Epson chapter of the Unversty of North Carona. whch was nstaed the precedng evenng. These are the frst and ony chapters of ths fraternty n North Carona. The Zeta chapter s the outgrowth of the oca Kappa Deta P at State, and the Epson chapter s the resut of the efforts of the oca Gamma Ph, of Carona. The Apha Lambda Tau s a natona soca fraternty whch was founded at Ogethorpe Unversty n t now has chapters throughout the South and East. The Ogethorpe chapter has a reputaton for havng hgh schoarshp among ts members, as do most of the ater groups. The. nstaaton exercses were n charge of Messrs. Baxter, of Ogethorpe, and Maugan, the traveng secretary of the organzaton who had others from the 0gethorp e.»and Auburn chapters as ther assstants. The ceremones and rtes.were performed n the Puen Lterary Socety Ha. n the Y.» M. C. A. After the nstaaton was competed. the entre group journeyed to Chape. TH. where t was the guest of the brother chapter n a brant nstaaton ba. whch was hed at'the Caro- na nn. The grand march was ed by Mr. X. T. Kee and Mss Norma Ws. who was aso voted the most attractve gr on the foor. The baroom was decorated n od god and Second. Judgng SeedS- sue as Hero. by Ora Swft. of owa. ds-(back, corn. wheat, oats, barey, mo; kaftr, the fraternty coors. The Tpayed a hgh degree of ease and nat- ' ades were presented wth atomzer. afafa, covers, tmothy, fed beansuraness on the patform. and gave the and corsages as favors. and peas, cowpeas, and soybeans. The chaperones for the ba were Mr. and Mrs. mpresson to hs hearers Thrd. Crop that Cassfcaton, he dentt-. was just as enthusastc caton, regardng and,the Adaptaton of H. F. Comer and Dr. a and Mrs. R. B. the mportant crops and ther character and accompshments of, Lawson. of Chape H; Mss H. varetes n the Mark Twan as was the wrter of Unted the Staets and Canada. Ths test Bonds. of Greensboro, and Mrs. X. T. oraton. Fountan, n spte ncudes of the over fact 200 dfferent varetes. TKee, of 1 Rocky Mount.. that hs voce was not n as good con- The State Coege men who were n- (Contnued on page 8.) (Contnued on page 8.) (Contnued on page 8.) GREAT NTEREST SHOWN Professor Carke Presents Matter to Students n Masterfu Way; Many Campus Organzatons Have Been nstrumenta n' Arousng nterest n Ths Latest of Journastc Ventures. At a student body meetng n Puen Ha ast Monday nght the students of State Coege voted n favor of a ter-' ary magazne to be pubshed ths coege year. Professor Cark presented the mat.- ter to the students n a very forcefu and peasng manner. n hs short tak he took an extract from the coege song to show what s gong on and what shoud go on at State Coege. The extract was: State Coege Keep Fghtng Aong." Deveopng hs tak aong ths ne, Professor Cark asserted that State Coege students are not a bunch of rough engneers and farmers; contrarwse, a group of,students comng from the best fames of North Carona and. assembng here to mprove ther sprtua and nteectua taents aong wth the apped arts. The cmt of the magazne w be very sma ffty cents for fve ssues and w he pad for out of the advertsng and subscrptons. There w be a meetng next Monday at noon to decde whether or not the magazne w be started before Chrstmas or after our hodays. Ths acton of the student body prac~ tcay assures the pubcaton for State Coege. as t s extremey unkey that any unfavorabe acton w be taken by the trustee; when the matter s presented to them. Severa of the organzatons on the cam pus have been nstrumenta n arousng the nterest whch has cumnated n ths mportant move by the student body. From tme to tme the possbtes of a campus magazne had been agtated by ndvduas, snce the Word War, durng whch a th pubcatons of State Coege, save t g Aymmeck. were forced to be dscontnued. Later the Pne Burr joned the movement, but t was ony the Brooks Lterature Cub, wth some ndvduas backng, whch fnay brought the matter drecty before the students n an organzed manner. FOUNTAN CHOSEN MANAGNG EDTOR Seected by the Student Body to F Vacancy Caused by Resgnaton At the meetng of the student-body on Monday nght R. R. Fountan was eected Managng Edtor of Tm: TECH- Nt'AN for the remander of the year. The eecton was made ne'cessary because of the resgnaton of Herman Baum about sx weeks ago. The appontment was made at the request of the edtor of the paper. Theoretcay, Tm: TT-xumtcux has had no managng edtor for ths tme, but n actua practce Fountan has been dong ths work, and has shown hs abty to perform the work of hs new poston n a most credtabe manner. Fountan s a member of the Junor cass and has been promnent n student actvtes snce hs entrance n coege. He s presdent of the Brooks Lterature Cub, and s a member of P Kappa Deta Forensc Fraternty, and aso of Apha Zeta, Honorary Agrcutura Fraternty. He s connected wth Leazar Lterary Socety n an offca capacty, and s Drum Major of the Band. The members of the staff consder themseves fortunate n securng the servces of Fountan.

2 _ ~ (Che marksman Pubshed weeky the student of the North Carona State Coege of Agrcuture and Engneerng. Member North Carona Coegate Press Assocaton E. G. oca...edtor F. K. Foot-ANWM;... Busness Manager Edtora Stay: J. J. Waour... Assocate Edtor R. R. FOUNTAN...Adam. Edtor F.. Caress-ma...Sport Edtor J. L. CAurssu Soc ety Edtor M. W. LONG...Contrbutng Edtor JOHN ANpaason, Jn...Copyreader Busness Stan: F. L. TABLETON...Advertsng Manager Jm. C. DAVS...Crcuaton Manager W. R. Susan-...Asst. Cr. Manager Reporters: D. F. R E PLUBR PACE.A. JA L. Avourrr W: Coors: B. J Korr T. A. VnaNON B. A. Snus Contrbutors to Ths Week s Paper: J. G. Wanna L. M. GanaNE R. T. HARDY A. M. FOUNTAN R. H. BULLOCK J. L. Fear Entered as second-cass matter, February at the postotce at Raegh, North Carona. under the Act of March SUBSCRPTON PRCE: $1.25 PER COLLEGE YEAR Our advertsers were socted wth the purpose of puttng before you dependabe shoppng ponts. Remember ths. and fee perfecty safe n gudng your shoppng by TH: TsCHNCAN. Edtoras We have such a fne organzaton that the paper s better when the edtor s absent. Some executve, sn t he? t s rumored that the Barn- Warmng w be an annua affar. THE wshes to hearty endorse ths proposton. Our dea of the successfu coege student s the feow who gets eected to at east one responsbe poston n every socety on the campus. Some one wanted to know what THE woud do wthout the Journasm casses. We prefer to thnk about a more peasant subject. Who sad our facuty members were not good sports? We admt we were agreeaby surprsed by the showng they made at the soca Saturday nght. Last week we dropped a fant suggeston about the benefts to be derved from havng co eds here. Up unt the present no physca voence has overtaken us. The farmng eement n ths com munty enjoyed a barn warmng at Squre Mer s ast Saturday nght. Many of the prosperous panters were present, and aso many of the neghbors from the Meredth com munty. And now the rado peope cam thatwe can sten n whe aseep and retan the nformaton far better than when awake. Coege students, here s a chance to get an educaton aong wth our other actvtes at schoo. The chef troube wth the squre s party was the absence of the grs from Peace. We do not know why they coud not be present, but they were mssed, and we hope t w be 'possbe for them to attend the next affar of ths knd that s hed here. The Technque, weeky paper of Georga Schoo of Technoogy, s a goodpaper, but- t s evdent that they do not read THE down there. A recent ssue of ther paper stated that ther schoo had theony course n Ceramc Engneerng south of Oho. We recommend a carefu perusa of the papers of the technca coeges of North Carona. A HEALTHY OUTLOOK The terary magazne s assured. The student-body voted amost unanmousy for the new pubcatonmonday nght. Ths acton of the students here has a great sgnfcance. t not ony means that we are now ready for a magazne, but t aso means that a dream s beng reazed, a goa s beng attaned. When Dr. Brooks became presdent he started at once to brng about a greater center of terary actvty here. Ths was no task for a month or a year. t was one that requred vson nto the future. We do not ook upon the desre for a magazne as the cumnaton of ths movement. t s merey a chapter n the story, a natura outgrowth of the new sprt that s ganng a foothod on ths campus. Ths sprt s beng manfested n many other feds. Never before has debatng and other forms of pubc speakng hed such an, mportant pace n the fe of ths coege. The nterest n terature reached the pont ast year where t caed for an organzaton of ts own. At the present there are about seventy-fve students enroed n Journasm casses and amost as many n Pubc Speakng. Each of these courses are eectve, and show rea nterest on the part of the students who eect to take them. The new brary, wth ts factes, shoud be a great hep n fosterng ths terary renassance. The Department of Hstory, whch s beng panned for next year, w contrbute ts part to the cause. The speca room n the brary where facuty and students w meet for nforma dscussons w aso have ts share. We do not wsh to become unduy excted about our progress, but ths awakenng n terary actvtes bears the marks of some rea constructve work on the part of facuty as we as students. t shows the trend of our nsttuton. t does credt to our presdent and those who have backed the students n ther efforts. t. demonstrates the fact that a technca coege does not have to bea tranng schoo. t means that the future of State Coege s beng buded upon sound educatona prncpes. NOTES ON THE FORUM There was a note of the tragc n the tak made by Ne Batte Lews. at the Regous Forum Sunday nght. Tragc because t was so true. Ths young woman has faced the ssues whch confront a thnkng young peope today. She makes some serous charges aganst the church as an nsttuton. Whether these are true or not w be eft for a worther scrbe to say. However, we do know that the group whch she represents s constanty growng arger. Coege boys and grs are thnkng, despte the many attractons offered to hnder them. Many of them are thnkng thoughts that woud shock the mnds of ther eders, f theybut knew. n schoo we are taught to queston thngs. Can we be expected to deveop an nteect whch questons matera thngs, but whch s satsfed wth any knd of sprtua food offered? Often coege students are ooked upon as ether frghtfuy rrcgous or hepeessy uncon cerned. Those who hod ths vew are not acquanted wth the peope they condemn. The troube s that our vewponts are changed, and they fa to recognze the change and see ony the od garments whch have been cast asde, and do not recognze the new and fner ones whch have taken ther pace. Whe we admt that many of the churches are not offerng very much nducement to the young mnds, we are ncned to ook upon the matter more hopefu-1y than Mss Lews does. We agree as to the ament, but we dffer as to theremedy. Of course there are those who can worshp God wthout any ad from the churches, but man s a gregarous anma and does much better when assocated wth hs feows. For every mnd whch can soar to the mountan peaks and there fnd peace and joy, there are many whch need the stmuus whch comes from the assocaton of kndred mnds. t s THE for ths reason that we thnk the young peope shoud not wthdraw from the church, but, rather, take an actve part, and soon ther nfuence w be fet n the shapng of ts destny. f the young peope demand more regon and ess doctrne, and show a wngness to hep share the burdens, we beeve there w sprng up churches whch w meet these requests. The church that nterests the thnkng young peope of today must be one whch stresses the regon of Jesus, and not a bewderng mass of creeds and dogmas. W1 HETERO COLORS M. w. L. o -- Probaby due to the way we are put together, some are boosters regardess. others chronca knockers now and forever more. Amen! There has been some comment on the campus and probaby on other campuses throughout the State that freedom of the coege press w be bad, n that t w expose some of the happenngs n Our seected coege communtes that shoud be kept secret n the four was. The Pastc Age exposes coege fe probaby wth more bodness than some woud ke. personay do not beeve that the author of ths book has done us any great njustce so far as truth s concerned. Freedom of the press w at east tend towards hodng us up before the mrror. Let the refecton be what t may f we need a wash, et's take one not a whtewash. # t 0 December 17 the Unted States Senate w brng up the probem of Amerca enterng the Word Court. Some tme pror to that date we w be asked to vote ether n favor of or aganst the proposton. Do you know any reason why we shoud enter the court? - A few weeks ago at Duke Unversty a conference of students, back and whte, met to dscuss the Word Court. My observaton was that some of those negro students know more about the subject than the average North Carona State Coege student. Takng for granted that the above s true, there-seems to be a great chaenge to us. tt Most of as assocate appesauce wth pork, snce they are served together; so t s up to you to fnd out why some of the far sex pass out appesauce to the Edtora Staff of the 26 Agromeck. h a u u u n a au Evaporated Bu s uf uq f HEROSM There s no pace today that offers a greater chaenge to the heroc n young men than the coege campus. Many peope thnk that herosm s dspayed ony on the batte-fed, n the athetc contest, or n outstandng deeds of bravery; whereas, the man who stands for the rght every day despte the wrong that s rampant about hm, and w not be swept on wth the current, s no ess heroc. t takes a man to show hs true coors and stand frm and resoute for hs convctons. Numbers of students come to coege every year wth the dea that coege s soey for the deveopment of the nteect, others that the physca s the most mportant, whe apparenty ony a few beeve that the thrd sde of man s nature, the sprtua, has a pace n coege fe. Not a few students drop ther regon at' home when they eave for coege, expectng to take t up agan at the end of four years. Too often they fnd that after four years of negect ths s dffcut to do. ' n a very exceent artce, addressed to students, n the ast ssue of The Baptst Student, the wrter has ths to say: Some students sometmes get the smart termn}! snqulte the thng to be regous n an academc atmosphere; that here you must be cod and crtca and caous, that t sn t showng the proper sprt of nteectua ndependence to be dependent even upon a Hgher Power, Ths atttude represents a shaow and superfca vew. t s a whoy nadequate concepton of both educaton and regoh. Regon s acceptng the ongest and argest vew of thngs, and educaton gves us an ntegent and enghtened nterpretaton of ths vew. Regon needs educaton and educaton needs regon." From the Hornet. :-. Chs fffcek a gmertk by ZPPY MACK There was once a bg Thanksgvng feast, But ts ne coudn t hod n the east; For the turkey and sauce Both were thrown for a oss, Yet they sweed up the feows ke yeast. Student Forum PNE BURR OF NO VALUE? For Sae Pne Burr key. Owner needs money rea bady. Ca by THE TnCHNCAN offce." An edtora or an advertsement? f ether, nethern or both, why shoud such be prnted n the edtora coumn of our coege paper? Regardess of the whys or wherefores ths s what appeared n THE ast week. My frst tnoug'nt after readng ths was that the edtor ntended that the proposed sae be propery advertsed n the advertsng secton of the paper, and that through a mstake t. was paced n the edtora coumn. After a second thought reazed that t was purey ntentona because the edtor woud have dscovered t ong before t reached the prnters had t been a mstake. The resut s a refecton on the paper as we as Pne Burr So cety. Personay, thnk of the edtor as 1 man of good judgment and sound reasonng. Why he shoud openy renounce hs aegance to an organzaton that means as much to the students at State Coege as Pne Burr Socety does s a mystery to me, and thnk he shoud expan hs actons to the student-body.. am reasonaby sure f was a member of the above-mentoned socety woud not have a key for sae wthn a year after becomng a member. am postvey sure, even f shoud desre a sae, woud not advertse t n the edtora coumn! f the edtor s broke, sympathze wth hm. f he ddn t know any better, pty hm. REX HALE. Agromeck Yeps How s THE TncHNCAN s car ke a gr wth a short dress? ' 0 C t Red made a tour to Nashve, Tenn., to see the prnter ast week. Of course he had to go by Spartanburg. O t Foyd Eageman says that hs upper p ornament s to pour coffee nto so he can drnk t on the way to cass. 0 t t Sponsor pctures are due n December 1. A students who are so honored or unucky shoud submt ther pctures at once.. Pease do not msnterpret the meanng of three quarter ength n the Sponsor specfcatons. One man got a pcture of the wrong three-quarters. t t t Woman cost man one bone, and sometmes we thnk man came out at the worst end of the bargan. Have we been kcked? No; just appesauced. t t Maybe we ddn t understand the edtora n ast week's, but t seems that the edtor was ookng forward to co-eds. Oh, Lord! haven't we troubes enough aready, t t C There w be no more group pc- tures made before Chrstmas. A remanng group pcturgs w be made Sunday, January 17. No group pctures can be entered n the book uness they are made on or before that date.! t t We have had pretty good uck n convncng the facuty members that they shoud jon the Students Pubcaton Assocaton. However, one member sad we woud probaby be PROF. CUNNNGHAM askng hm to jon the footba team LECTURES AT Y. M. C. A. next. No danger! We have too much respect for our footba team. Much of the present-day controversy n the regous word s due to a ack NEW EXTENSON COURSE N B-OTANY of understandng of the meanng of the Bbe. Snce ths Book has nfuenced the fe of the word more than any other book ever wrtten, certany every coege man shoud have an understandng of ts orgn, nature and purpose. The Young Men's Chrstan Assocaton has been fortunate n securng Professor C. C. Cunnngham of the Department of Engsh to gve a seres or addresses on the theme, What s the Bbe?" Prof. Cunnngham s a graduate of McCormck Theoogca Semnary and years of thorough-gong study have prepared hm for deang wth ths subject n a masterfu way. State Coege students are ndeed fortunate n havng the opportunty of hearng presented ths mportant subject, These ectures w be gven n the Y. M. C. A. audtorum on Sunday afternoons at 1:30. The date on whch the frst one w be gven w be announced next week. A State Coege men are corday nvted to attend these ectures. BALEY AND POTEAT AT FORUM SUNDAY Josah Wam Baey, promnent oca awyer and recent canddate for gubernatora honors, w be the speaker at the Raegh Regous Forum Sunday nght. Mr. Baey s subject w be The Modern Confct: Expermenta Versus Ratona Regon." Dr. Hubert M. Poteat of Wake Forest Coege w pregent a ppe organ concert pror to the address. The musca program w ncude the foowng seectons: Cantene Nuptae...Dubos Ase's Death, Peer Gynt Sute... Greg Marche Tromphse... Lemmens Andante Cantabe..,...Tschakowsky Dr. D. B. Anderson of the Department of Botany recenty ntated a new extenson course n genera pant scence at. Nashve, N. C. About twenty teachers are enroed for the work. The course w be conducted, on Saturday mornngs at Nashve by members of the Department of Botany staff. Dr. B. w. Wes w conduct the work on Saturday of the current week and w be accompaned to Nashve by Mr. Frank Capps, drector of Coege Extenson. Coege credt w be gven to those teachers who successfuy compete the 16 weeks work. A smar course s now beng gven at the department n Raegh. MECHANCAL BULDNG RECEVES NEW FLOORS The front room of the od Mechanca Budng s beng treated to a. new foor. Monday mornng the coege carpenter undertook to repar a sma hoe n the foor. Upon nvestgaton t was found that the seepers had gven way, whch necesstates a new foor and new foundaton. The coege repar department dd not have a suffcent amount of arge umber necessary, so the.work w be hed up for a day or so. Whe the work on the od Mechanca Budng s beng deayed because of ack of-materas, the coege carpenters w refnsh the greenhouse saes room. New parttons are beng but, dvdng the od room up so that the frut and vegetabes may be dspayed to a better advantage.. Last week was" Natona Educaton Week. We observed t by fankng a quz.

3 ' THE fff A880C0 GVES $_, 500 ff0wsp State Coege Chosen as Favored Coege Because of Fne Work n Research The Natona Fertzer Assocaton has estabshed a feowshp at State Coege whch w gve $1, 500 per year to some student seected by the agronomy facuty to carry on research work wth a so fertty probem, accordng to an announcement from Prof. C. B. Wams, head of the Department of Agronomy a the coege. Prof Wams states that the coege w be gven entre contro of the fund, and that the person seected for the work w be chosen as soon as possbe. State Coege s one of three nsttutons n the South to be gven ths feowshp. The North Carona nsttuton was chosen because of the exceent work done n so fertty research by the agronomy workers. Accordng to Prof. Wams, ths nsttuton has conducted experments and research probems of wde mportance over the entre South, and the work wth fertzers and sos has been partcuary outstandng. Prof. Wams states that a the fertty work done n ths State s based on the so survey. Wth ths knowedge of the man sos dvsons and so types n hand, tests are then made to determne the defcences of these sos for certan crops, and from the resuts of the tests, recommendatons are made as to the amounts and knds of fertzers needed. About 73 per cent of the State has now been surveyed and mapped so that the re ports can be used to advantage by farmers, county agents and other agrcutura workers. The work to be done by the feowshp student w be aong the nes of the reguar agronomy research. FORMER STATE STUDENT ADDRESSES ENGNEERS A very nterestng and nstructve ectue, demonstratng the Gbson Method of testng water turbnes, was gven befo1e the Senor students n Mechanca and Eectrca Engneerng by Leutenant F. H. Kohoss, of the Army Engneerng Corps, Tuesday mornng, November 24. Leutenant Kohoss had numerous sketches of the Wson dam at Musce Shoas, where he had 1ecenty observed engneers makng ths test on a turbne there. By use of these sketches and dagrams made durng the test a cear understandng of the appcaton was gven. Prevous to ths new method of fndng the nput of a turbne, the Wer test has been used by army engneers, but t has proven to be a very expensve method and one whch requres consdeabe tme. The Gbson test f H u u n u u u g-gu n Y n-c- n a n-u n-ua u n -o r n u-c-f n - n n -..._.... A Rea Berwanger SALE Starts Frday Mornng November 27th ncudng a fancy worsted, chevot and cassmere suts formen, young men, and boys, and w be sod unt further notce at a dscount _ 20% HereS an opportunty that g sedom happens at ths tme of the year. Yes, prces now are February prces, and you have two months of seasonabe wear. Many of the suts have two pars trousers. Ths s a fne chance to buy your Chrstmas sut now, whe you can save 20 Both Stores S. Berwanger; The One-Prce Cother- -SUT SALE E E! B. A. SDES Newy eected Secretary Students Agrcutura Far requres ony a short tme to perform. The cost of makng the apparatus for the Wer test at Musce Shoas cost about three hundred thousand doars whe the Gbson test ony cost about three thousand doars. From these comparsons t can be seen the new method s preferabe to the od, and t s consdered probaby more accurate. Leutenant Kohoss was formerya State Coege student, and s gven credt for makng a grade of above 90 per cent on Cacuus wthout the use of a book. LAND GRANT COLLEGES NAME SCHAUB CHARMAN At the meetng of the Amercan Assocaton of Land Grant Coeges, hed n Chcago ast week, Drector 1.0. Schaub, of the Agrcutura Extenson Servce of State Coege, was honored by beng eected charman of the extenson secton for the comng year. Dr. J. D. Ward, drector of extenson n Massachusetts, was eected sec- 1etary of ths secton. Authortes at State Coege fee that ths new honor comng to a member of the facuty s a dstnct recognton of the fne work beng done by the extenson forces n North Carona. Drector Schaub s one of the youngest men n pont of servce as a drector of extenson n the Unted States, and hs secton to head up the natona organzaton of extenson workers came as a wecome surprse. Drector Schaub s a natve of Stokes County, North Carona, a graduate of State Coege n the cass of 1900, and for years has been promnent n the agrcutura work of the South. He became Drector of Extenson at State Coege on Juy 1,1924. Nuvs and Obscrmr LTERATURE CLUB DSCUSSES BURNS The Brooks Lterature Cub met Tuesday evenng n Professor Cark s cassroom. The subject for the program was a dscusson of Burns, the man and poet. An nterestng tak was gven by J. D. Conrad concernng Burns fe and some of hs best works, readng some of BUrns best poetry to carry the pont of hs dscusson. At the cose of Mr. Conrad's tak a vey dscusson of Burns was started from the cub. Dr. Daugherty and Professor Cark brought some rea nuggets of thought concernng Burns and the nfuence he hed n the tme of hs eary work. Chef among Burns vrtues was hs abty to pace hmsef down among the common peope and to take for dscusson the tte thngs surroundng hs fe and make from them rea masterpeces of terature. At the next meetng of the cub the dscusson of the wrters of ths perod w be contnued. The program w be vared from the ordnary, by cang on the dfferent members for mpromptu taks on some wrter or some speca work n the perod durng whch Burns ved and wrote. Each member w brng some thought to the cub concernng ths. Romantc Age, and a very vey program s expected. The meetng adjourned to meet wth the Meredth Engsh Cub at Meredth Thursday, December 3, at whch tme a jont dscusson of Russan terature w be gven by members of the two cubs. The Brooks Lterature Cub w have two speakers on the program, W. E. Wson and M. W. McCuoh. The Engshman takng of prohbton n ths country says there are two knds of peope n Amerca: (1) Those who st have a tte. and (2) those who have a tte st. C. A. LEONARD Recenty chosen Presdent of Students Agrcutura Far Crops Judgng Team Guests At Banquet Senor Cass n Pant Breedng Host of Occason; Dr. E. C. Brooks Prncpa Speaker Before eavng for the Natona Crops Judgng Contest n Chcago the State Coege team attended a banquet gven n ther honor by the' Senor Cass n Pant Breedng. A those tryng out for the team were nvted, as the team was not then chosen. These were: J. E. Foster, R. J. Peeer, R. B. Wnchester, H. A. Davs, and J. F. Buock. The hosts of the occason were: E. A. Davs, J. E, Fetcher, P. H. Kme, R. 0. Campbe, R. G. Chrstopher, and R. McGrmmon, and they had prepared a feast ft for a kng, wth chcken and a the trmmngs as one thng on the menu. Over thrty guests were present at the festvtes. Fnances for ths occason were cared for n a manner rather new and unusua for State Coege. Earer n the fa these students got together and pcked and gnned cotton, gathered soybeans and peas of dfferent varetes. and exhbted them at the State Far. Ther crops and work were so exceent that approxmatey $80 was coected for przes and premums. Ths sum pad for the banquet, and eft a tte over for use otherwse. Dr, Brooks was the chef speaker of the evenng, and many other promnent men about the campus were present and made short taks. Among these were: Dr. Wnters, head of the pant breedng work n North Carona; Prof. W. H, Darst, head coach of the judgng team; Professor Cotener, toastmaster and coach; Professors Cobb and Weaver, and W. H. Rankn, grand champon of the 1923 nternatona Crop Show. The ades present at the banquet were: Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Chapn, Mss Covat, Mss Murchson, Mss Penny, Mss Fanabow, Mss Huntfed, Mss Vann, Mss Herrng, Mss Cushon, and Mss Hunncut. CHEMCAL ACTVTY A semnar for the study of current pubcatons was reguary hed n the Chemstry Department unt a few years ago, when t was aowed to apse. Reorganzaton has just taken pace, and two perods are schedued for the remander of ths term, and defnte pans made for the remander of the year. Senors, graduate students. and members of the facuty are expected to take actve part n the program. whe the junors are urged to attend. The semnar perod w be caed for 4:30 n the afternoon. The frst few mnutes w be devoted to ght refreshments and conversaton. The forma part of the program w be handed by teams consstng of one member of the facuty and one student for each perod. They w present two or.more of the mportant artces recenty appearng n the chemca journas. Programs for Monday, November 23. and Monday, December 7, have been arranged.., A Mystery No. cass n Journasm Tuesday. Report at Poce Staton." reads a notce posted n Prof. Robertson's cassroom ast Tuesday mornng. We Woud ke to know what mschef Mr. Robertson has been eadng hs em- t bryo newspaper men nto now! Judgng Fraternty Conducts ntaton Lambda. Gamma Deta Eects New Members and Deegates to ( hcago Lambda Gamma Deta hed an ntaton Monday evenng at 7 o'cock. The foowng men were taken n: Prof. W. H. Darst, of the Agronomy Department; students, J. G. Weaver, '26; G. B. Cne, '26; H. M. Adams, 26; R. J, Peeer, 26; T. T. Brown, 25. now a graduate student; C. 0. Dossn, 23, Connectcut Agrcutura Coege, now a graduate student here; R. G. Chrstopher, 26; J. B. Stack, "'26; M. W. Long, 26. J. F. Buock, R. J. Peeer, and Prof. W. H. Darst were eected as deegates to the natona conventon to be hed n Chcago, December 1., Lambda Gamma Deta s a Natona Honorary Agrcutura Fraternty, organzed at Mchgan Agrcutura Coege n the sprng of Membershp s restrcted to those who take part n natona ntercoegate judgng contests of agrcutura products. WORLD COURT PROBLEM Dean BroWn conducted the thrd seres of student dscussons Wednesday nght by nkng up what the Unted States needs, whch was studed at the ast Forum wth the present organzatons that exst today whch tend to bnd a the natons of the word together. Frst the Hague Trbuna was torn to peves by a very nterestng dscusson and concuded to have faed as a pan for arbtraton between the natons today. Second, the Word Court s offcay known as the Permanent Court of nternatona Natons. How does the Word Court dffer from the Hague Trbuna n structure, procedure. functon, and -permanence? Under ths queston t was found that the prncpe of the Word Court was that t dd not Outaw War." The purpose. of the Word Court, whch s a covenant of the League of Natons, s "to promote the nternatona cooperaton and to acheve nternatona peace and securty." Durng the ast week of November the State Coege student body w vote on the Word Court. That s whether the Unted States shoud enter the Word Court or stay out. n order to vote ntegenty on ths queston the Student Forum urges every State Coege student to know the man ssue of the queston. The student opnon of State Coege w be sent to Vce-Presdent Dawes, as ths b w be brought before the Senate n December. At the openng of the Student Forum. ead by Dean Brown and Dean Tayor on Students and Amerca's Foregn Pocy, Mr, Kng announced that Dr. Abert \V. Tayor w address the student body on some phase of the M. E. Students Here Conduct Boer Test Seek to Determne the Heatng Vaue of Coa; Tests Last Throughout tho Day The frst boer test to be conducted at the new power house was made Frday, November 20, from 7:30 a. m. unt 4 p. m., by the Senor cass of Mechanca Engneers, poted by Professor Dana. Compete nformaton was taken at ffteen-mnute ntervas durng the entre day, but unt anayses are made of the heatng vaue of the coa as tred throughout the run, defnte resuts cannot be stated. Vstng casses were on hand at varous hours of the test to observe just how the work was conducted and to observe the genera boer nstaaton and equpment. Antcpaton runs hgh snce, ke fond parents, every one of the' engneerng schoo s anxous to hear what the new pet s gong to have to say after ts frst year of exstence. Of course, the test of the past Frday, n order to be coegate" n every sense, had to have ts soca attracton. Durng the entre day sparks were struck from the hot neede of a portabe phonograph whch mysterousy appeared upon the scene as eary as 7:15 that mornng. t mght be thought by some that boer-room foors don t dance we, but ask Mountcaste or Fogeman how coa dusted decks dofor coggng! was fax Word Court stuaton. Dr. Tayor, L who s a brother to Dean Tayor, has been seected by the Word Court Commttee for ten weeks to ecture on the Word Court probem. Upper-cassman: They re sendng anmas through the mas now. Frosh: What? Upper-cassman: Yeah, got a etter wth a sea on t. 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4 _ THE r WOLF PACK SEASON. State and Duke Dstance Hounds Dvde Honors ENDS N LOSS T0 STRONG WSL TEAM Varsty and Freshmen Meets Were Cosest Soon on Rddck Fed Ths Season State and Duke dvded the resuts State Lame n FrSt Haf Game of the cross-country meets hed here But Come Back Strong n Second Haf ast Saturday durng the freshman footba game. Duke won the varsty meet by the score of 26 to 29, and State won the freshmen meet 27 to 28. Both Showng a power n the ast haf meets were the cosest that have been that was ackng n the frst, the Wofpack ast Saturday ost to Washngton run here ths year, and t ndcates how eveny the teams were matched. One-pont margns semncd to be a the rage n the cross country The varsty now stands ffty-ffty n meets ast Saturday. and Lee, '0' n the fna game 0"- the the number of meets won and ost ths 9:} season, havng won two and ost two. 'ashngton. and Lee seems to be just as good. Therefore, State must Durng the frst haf of the game The freshmen have a perfect record, be.57) ponts better than. ast year. State s offensve and defensve seemed as they have defeated both Carona mssng, though at tmes they showed and Duke. fashes of rea form? and the drvng Mabry and Hodge of Duke took frst From the resuts, those who brured the cod to see the Carona-Vrgna game were we repad, n. thrs at east..backs of the Generas pushed across and second paces, and Wrght took two touchdowns. After the haf, thrd. The others foowed n the though, the fght that carred the Wofpack to vctory over Wake Forest ffth, Nance, State; sxth, Brmey,. ('ompany footba s agan n our mdst. Those who watched the order named; fourth, Tutte, Duke; seemed teebe revved, and they batted the vstors on even footng eghth, Barnhardt, State; nnt, Rowe, State; seventh, Kendrck, State; games ast year are expectng another season. of snappy payng. throughout the rest of the game. State; tenth, Ervn, Duke; eeventh, n that ast haf. nether team was Hot, Duke. The course of three mes After seeng ast year s W. and L. game, we are at east gad to know abe to endanger the other s goa, and was made n 15 mnutes and 50 that we hare a. team that can batte them on even terms for haf a. game. the ba see-sawed back and forth n seconds. the mdde of the fed. Passes and n the freshmen meet frst pace was.punts were the rue rather than the taken by G, Chappe of Duke, and Ts true,~the quf Cubs have not had an especay noteworthy season, excepton, and nterceptng passes aso second by Loman of State; thrd, but there are severa men on Summ-e s squad who ook we abe to hod was a frequent occurrence, snce each Tru, Duke; fourth, Matthews, State; down a varsty job wth a tte more tranng and experence. team succeeded n capturng four. ffth, Hoye, State; sxth, Woodward, N125. W.~ Shuford, McDowa, and Johnston were the outstandng payers n Cander, Duke; nnth, Forbes, State; Squre.er's urn" was we suted to the occason. ast Saturday, Duke; seventh, Beck, State; eghth, the State backfed, and Austn dd tenth, V. Chappe, Duke. but t ooked far dferent from what we usuay see down there, a showng what a. tte worr and natura envronment w do to a pace. some fast steppng n foowng Mc~ Dowa's punts down the fed. Shuford payed one of hs best defensve State Harrers To Last Saturday rang down the curtan on State's 1935 footba season games, at one tme makng fve successve tackes. are sorry t s a orcr, but soon comes basketba and Chck s damond, Tacke Chrstans and on the grdron careers of some of the Tech s foremost athetes. We Eon Mot-t ' Bo Last of Season, artsts. The puntng of Jack McDowa was the outstandng feature of the game for State. Hs boots. outdstanced the Genera s most of the tme, 'and one was good for about 80 yards. At that tme he was standng back of the goa ne and kcked the ba we over the head of the safety man and some sxty yards down the fed. t then roed some dstance before beng stopped. Chare Shuford payed n a part of the game, hs frst tme snce the Carona game, when he.was hurt. The ne-up and summary foow: Wash. and Lee N. C. State Poston Daves Beatty Left End Tson... Evans Left Tacke Stemmons... Back Left Guard Hawkns... Logan Center Vanhorn... Bynum Rght Guard. Hot... Nchoson Rght Tacke Thomas... Auste Rght End Tpps,... Johnston ruback Wson Hunsucker At the ast meetng of the Ag" Cub the Ag basketba team Was reorganzed, wth the foowng men reportng: Cne, Goodman, Morrson, O'Qunn, Raper of ast year s team, and Sngetary, Wams, Lutz, Wnston, Wnchester, and Lamb. Wfong was eected manager.- The Agges are gong to compete wth other socety teams for the ntramura champonshp, as we as pay a number of games wth hgh schoo teams near Raegh.. Practce w be started as soon as. the ntramura schedue s made out. 7 Except the State Meet at Duke Eon w be the next opponent of the State Cross-Country Team here on Saturday. Ths w be the ast dua meet of the season. Very tte s known regardng the strength of the Chrstans, but the home team s, not gong to take any chances on osng the ast meet here, and they have been tranng steady a week. ' On December 5 the members of the team w move over to Duke to partcpate n the State meet, whch has been 'uppermost n ther mnds throughout the season. The State Champonshp s determned at the State meet regardess of how the other meets resuted. Carona, Duke, and Davdson w aso be represented by ther teams, and t s expected there w be a ot of competton. SOUTH END WNS AGAN South End 1911 won ts thrd straght game from Fourth Dormtory on the Freshman Fed, Novem- ber 16, 1925, n a hard fought contest, 14 to 0. The ne up and summary: Fourth S. E Ty Mtchner... R. H. Buock Left Haf Pamer... McDowa Rght Haf Rght End Rauber... w. Shuford Stenbeck... J. C. Wnchester Fuback Rght Tacke Score by quarters: R. D. Dean... G. Whte Rght Guard Wash. and Lee G. Hot... C. B. Utter State Center Summary: Scorng touchdowns: W. R. Tayor... B. A. Woodsde Rauber, Wson. Ponts after touchdown: Rauber, 2. F. D. Caahan... '... Morgan ' Left Guard Left Tacke K. M. Badgett... Fower AGR. CLUB TOSSERS Left End PREPARE FOR ACTON F. P. Dckens... R. G. Chrstopher Quarterback T. G. Fason... B. A. Sdes. Rght Hafback. W. T. Carpenter... E. P. McAsk Left Hafback F. L. Snpes... R. B. Wnchester Fuback W. C. Parker, offca. Ffteen-mnute haves scored n each haf. Heo!" beg your pardon! mstake." You ve made a Aren t you the tte gr kssed at the dance ast nght?". _f Must have been sster. She's sck." ON THE SDELNES We, we hope you a had a fne Thanksgvng. Kckng often pays. Wtness the Bue mp Wof Cub scrap ast week. Soccer and tag-ba sure are keepng the afternoons busy around here th est?"days. N.C.s. Ltte Devs Beat Wofets Bue mps Secure Fed Goa'to Down Baby Wofpack n Cose Came Securng a fed goa from the 17- yard ne n the ast few mnutes of pay, the Duke Bue mps downed State's Wofets 3 to 0. The game was rather stess and vod of thrs, and ony a few pays were executed to furnsh the spectators any kck. State began the game as f she woud wak away wth Duke. Hardy had the echo of the referee s startng whste fown across the chaked ne of the grdron when the Wofets took the kck-off on ther 5-yard ne, wth Beatty runnng t back 15 yards. From the 20-yard ne Captan Outen and Beatty rushed the ova to md-fed, but here Duke braced and forced State to punt. The Bue mps tred an offensve but coudn t. gan, and punted to the 36-yard ne. Once more, wth the ba n ther possesson, State contnued where they eft off, and succeeded ths tme n pacng the ba on the 6-yard ne. Meton was caed back, and n tryng to crce rght end was forced back and was thrown for a 9-yard oss. 0n the fourth down, Beatty s pass was grounded, and the ba went over as the quarter ended. Duke took the ba and wth much drve managed to carry the pgskn down the fed by the steady marches of Adams, McNnch, and Godfrey, and paced the ba on'te 1-yard ne. The Bue mps met wth resstance on ther frst pay, and a few seconds ater the endng of the haf cheated them out of a certan touchdown. The thrd quarter saw State regsterng four downs, but when they woud get wthn easy scorng dstance woud ack the necessary punch to carry t over. Duke faed aso one SOUTHERN GRD SEASON DORMTORY TAG FOOTBALL CURTAN SOON T-O DROP South vs. Ffth As the Turkey-day casscs draw Date: November 23_ Score: South, tme n ths quarter.to score when near many fans begn to dscuss the 6; Ffth 0_ they got on the 5-yard ne but coudnt prospects of many of the southern South Poston Ffth 3:23:13:St_1;:sz(t $e::oé?:'tog3:21. states State Champonshps, as the Wood J. S.... Peterson J. O. h past week was the date for many of and to vary the attack, Beatty and the decdng battes. Davdson s de- Cassdy, J_ D. ng Cark, F. F. Ouéenbwenéfto the ar, but ther. ng feat at the hands of Carona, and the R. T. : oundjduh' [nuffgzsses were et er Tamng of the Deacons by the Wef- \.,, paced 0, Carona as tate ampon o - B J _ C ' s: ' 3:23.22;'17.;a:;.e.."ss:s _ North Carona, wth Davdson and VcKnnon M C C. Brannock D Y ggcdosgfe'sofrdbfe, 1133 ted-t0 Wake Forest hodng second honors. Shrey, Mue" Watkns, J_ Y. Sam McV h t? (1 con duh gan. Down n South Carona Furman de- L. E. the 17_ ardncn en (1 rfppe ack to feated ts strongest rva when the Faukner, C. V.... Letter, H. M. sent m: sk'e an". rom an ange Purpe Hurrcane met the Gamecocks L. T, tween th p g n; safng squarey beof the Unversty of South Carona. Moore, Tate" Burns, A. F. e g t3 or the ony 5001 Ths eaves ony Cemson to mess up L. G. mg or the game.,, Furman s cean sate, and such an Hendrx, B. E. Hury, Chck" ansoéasttate,0g:odwm, Ehs Beatty, event seems seems very unkey. Q B. stand p a n hen :4 : t e most out- Te Oe Peach State" rejoced when Grffn, J_ B. Tate, c_ B. and Gngf 'w 1 : c nch, Adams, Georga and Georga Tech resumed L. H. B. St to rey up. ed Duke. reatonshp and met on Grant Fed Hoden, A. B. Kennedy, R. 1). ae regsteed 1 2 frst downs to to decde who shoud wear the state R. H. B... Dukes 5' aures. Tech took off the honors of Bremer, A. H. Morrson, c_ c, The ne-up: _ the year by the score of to 0. F. B. State (0) Postton Duke (3) Most of the other southern states Moore """"""""""""""""""""""" Hatcher have ther ttes aready decded, as ' L' E' Forda has no competton, nether SOUTH VS- WATAUGA vaughan Ward has Aabama, Tuane, nor Oe MSS." Date: Novenbe 20. Von by South. 1 T' Washngton and Lee cams the aur- Score: 7'6- Reece """""""""""""""""""""""""""""" Appe es of Vrgna, Kentucky bds hghest South Poston Watauga. " G' n the Bue Grass state, and Tennes- Bremer, A. H. Barnes, E. J_ Goodwm """"""""""""""""""" Faukner see s wonderfu showng may gve her R. E. C' _ the rght to cam frst honors there. Cassdy, J_ D....:.Lawrence, W. E. Ford """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""" RO Ster The S.. A. A. tte ooks as f t R. T..f 1" G' w reman for another year wth Oge- Dame. J. B. Pressar, B. A. E g... Todd thorpe, whe Aabama and Tuane R. G. R' T' 100k ke the two best bets on the S. OO'E, C B, \Vest 0 L. Dedmon """"""""R "E""""""""" Kgore. C. C 7... Shrey, Mue... Shaw, J_ p, Beatty QB Adams WRESTLERS GET N SHAPE 1.. E. Abrght G d,. Wech, P. L.... Kng, 8. v, h'h"""""""" 0 y workng The wrestng hard and team s s gettng at present nto Baste. R. E....L...G L' T'... Monroe, H. A. Meton... R. H. W y rck shape n a manner that s hghy. ' ' Outen (C') MCNmCh gratfyng to Coach Red" Hcks. So Hendrx, 3 E' """""""""Waace, 0" L' F B fa; there are no ndvdua stars, and Wade C W L' Q' BBrodwe R P w 0 w represent State on the team ' ' ' """"""""" ' seems to be ony a matter of tranng Pok M J. L' H B' G d D STANDNG 0F TEAMS. and the fghtng sprt, of the nd- ' ' """RHB ry er, ' A' N TAG FOOTBALL vdua. Every day these neck'artsts Hoen A B. ' ' ' C 11 t P are gong through oosenng-up exer- ' 15,;"""" 0 e a, 'A' Dormtory W L T pc cses that f apped to the average Referee' Doak ' ' ) person woud make hm thnk that he ' ' South o was gettng a doube share of the tor-. Sxth...f 1 1 1' 500 tures of the Spansh nquston. Frst Lawyer And dd hs speech Seventh " carry convcton? Fourth George Waace spent ast week-end Second Lawyer t dd. Hs cent Watauga wth frends n Vrgna. got fve years. Ffth

5 . A '. r SOUTH END 1911 KEEPS CHAMPONSHP STRDE South End 1911 won ts thrd straght vctory by defeatng Fourth Dormtory n a hard-fought contest, 14 to 0. The tme of the haves was 15 mnutes. Lne-up and summary: Fourth Poston S. E Ty" Mtchner...R. H. Buock R. E. Stenback.....J. C. Wnchester R. T. R. D. Dean... G. Whte R. G. G. Hot... C. B. Utter C. W. R. Tayor... J. W. Woodsde L. G. F. D. Caahan... F. C. Wnston L. T. K. M. Badgett... O. W. Morgan L. E. F. P. Dckens... R. G. Chrstopher Q. B. T. G. Fason... B. A. Sdes R. H. W. T. Carpenter... E. P. McAsk L. H. The soccer team of the eght o cock Physca Educaton Cass defeated the eeven o cock team ast Monday by a score of 4 to 2. Both teams payed we consderng the sma amount of practce and payng experence they have had. The eght o'cock cass met the eeven o'cock cass for the thrd tme ths season. The frst of these games was schedued on the 12th of November; however, t was not propery announced and ony haf of each team came out. causng the game to be caed off. The teams met for the second tme on November 17. Ths game resuted n a 1 to 1 te. Ths te was payed off n the thrd game ast Monday. n whch the eght o cock cass was vctorous. The game was cose and unt the ast mnute the resut remaned unpredctabe. n the frst haf the eeven o cock team seemed to have the advantage, scorng orfe goa to ther opponent s none. n the frst mnute of the second haf the eght o'cock team ted the score, ony to have the eeven o cocks score agan n the next few mnutes. Thsscore of 2 to 1 n favor of the eeven o cocks dd not change unt the ast few mnutes of the game, when the eght o'cock team suddeny raed and pushed over three geas n rapd successon. makng the fna score 4 to 2. PROF. F. M. HAG GOES TO LVESTOCK SHOW Professor F. M. ag. of the Anma Husbandry and Daryng Department of State Coege. s eavng Saturday. November 28. to spend a week at the nternatona Lvestock Show hed at Chcago. November 28 to December 5. Ths s the argest vestock show n the word. n addton to studyng the anmas exhbted, Prof. Hag w attend varous vestock meetngs and vst the great packng houses n Chcago, am 8N3 088 comma-n 0-H! magnum on. $9 On, Dspay By MR. C. C. LAKE Tuesday, Dec. st At Coege Court Barber Shop "com 1 9 no.. n. es 0". Stem Y W. Newark OdC. and n 9- N" "the? 0. Adam New YorkCtyfor Ma Last Week s Best Artce The honor for havng the best artce n the ssue of November 20th goes to F. S. McCoy, for hs artce, State Coege Men! --- Hear Seres Taks by Major E. L. Swan..u._.u_.n u_n_.._.._u n u.. u u u - - n u - " Three Men of Last Year s Senor! g0 poston 0 '0? can towardsbe overcome 1" ths way OD- and resuts Cass Capture Neary A smar can be attaned. Major Honors THE SOUL OF THE SONG Dd you ever stop to watch a coony of ants? Dd you ever see one that 0. song that hods the wonder. sorrow, and mystc poetry was not movng around? They were Of the human heart, workng; they aways are. These tte ants are awake to the fact that and harmony F. L. Snpes... R. B. Wnchester Your brght creaton of ove and ght F. B. W S. E made 10 frst downs to somethng must be done for the future. Fourth s one. S. E scored n Every year there s a Freshman cass Doth n wde and shmmerng pnons each haf. enterng ths schoo; some embark at part Referee: W. C. Parker.. once wth a path or route that eads Lke sea gus crcng the summt of _. to somethng just ke the ants do. wave-wooed cff, n 1921 a Freshman casscame to- Foatng tremuous t hangs and pours SOCCER SEASON SHOWS. gether, just as prevous casses had a sea of ustrous drft GROWNG POPULARTY done. n ths group were three men And reverberates through the sou's vastness. Awakener who began work, to accompsh somethng. These men n the end attaned the heghts, so far as accompshments n schoo work or actvtes were concerned. These men Were no other than L. L. Hedgepeth, G. C. Lasster, and J. E. Webber.. L, L. (Hedge) Hedgepeth. n hs Freshman year began cmbng. He succeeded n makng honors n schoarshp, aong wth hs other actvtes. Hs Sophomore and Junor years found hm wth many other dutes. Hs Senor year :found hm n charge of the Agromeck, wth enough presdences and vce-presdences to swamp amost any ordnary feow. To cap the cmax, at graduaton he had one of the greatest honors than can be gven a student here at State e was awarded the Eder P. D. God Ctzen- ments. The dffcut task of makng honors n schoarshp. durng hs Freshman year was acheved. Hs Sophomore and Junor years were concentrated on hgh grade work n schoarshp and decamaton and oratorca work. Fnshng hs Senor year and graduatng he was seected for the devery of the Vaedctory. He was awarded the meda gven by the schoo for deverng the best oraton. ths meda beng competed for by men of the Agrcutura schoo,.the Engneerng schoo, and Scence and Busness schoo. He represented the Engneerng schoo. He aso receved the meda gven by the Amercan Assocaton of Cotton Manufacturers for beng the most effcent student for four years n texte, after certan requrements n number of compettors and other thngs had been met. These three outstandng men are, and Were. just ordnary feows, but they started out wth a determnaton to accompsh somethng. Let ths be food for thought, and get ned up wth a w to wn and wth some defnte THE MEN WHO GRADUATE WTH HGH HONORS ARE CONSSTENT WORKERS 0f hopes and fears! 0f msty mages of nfntude; tuned wth stars, boughs, And rong spheres; The rush of wnds across one mountans; the eterna beat of Waves on trembng sands; The bue sweep of mghty dstances, or opposng passons The heart commands. 0, stretch away and ro n eagues of rppng sheen! Be unto me ~ The secret of ths ardency!. The mraces nursed n the ground To burst! Or the arch of the sky how gorousy! Sweet summer s nght of gowng rays and wafted wnds, Of heaped eanng couds that cosen heaven and tends Then, anon, t fckered ntg ghtest grace " As ducet and arch as a nymph's far face. Exquste payfuness! A swan among the reeds: the rppe Of wave n boomng cove. Wanton sport. mrth and song. Beauty fashng as she goes. 0. shadowy ure of some eterna day! My sou n sver vson Foats obedent to thy sway, Yeds ts response a tear a dare aong. As t e humantes throb from m y sweet song! ' Mary Band Ser. Judge Prsoner. the'jury fnds you guty.. Prsoner That s a rght. judge. know you're too ntegent to be nfuenced by what they say. 1 Dr. Brooks Taks On Deveopments (Contnued from page 1.) eghteen per cent more than t was ast year. thus ceary showng that our schoo s comng to the front more n the mnds of the peope of the State. Another thng that State Coege shoud be thankfu for s the great number of. mprovements about the campus and n the schoo tsef. On Tuesday was et the contract for the erecton of an eectrca engneerng budng, whch w combne aso the department of physcs. The eectrca engneerng executve offces w be moved out of Wnston Ha nto the new budng, thus eavng the former to be entrey renovated for the use of the Chemstry Department. The physcs department w aso be moved from Hoaday Ha and paced n arger quarters n the new budng. By next September the new eectrca budng w be ready for use. The ste of the budng s on ths sde of the campus, drecty n front of the new Anma Husbandry budng now very cose to competon. There aso was et a contract for the constructon of a texte budng. When ths budng s competed State Coege w be the center of the texte ndustry of the country n research as we as n nstructon n the technque of texte manufacturng and dyeng. The texte aboratores w be greaty ncreased and enarged by ths mprovement. Other mprovements on the campus w be the constructon of cnder waks, and as soon as possbe a con. crete wak w be ad from the brdge aong the West sde of the drve to the provements, sad Dr. Brooks. can there be any mprovement n the standards of cassroom deportment and schoarshp? Sha there be estabshed a speca cassroom standard. To take the negatve sde of the queston frst and te what a good standard s not, the frst thng that mght be consdered woud be contrbutons to the cass work that are not the work of the student. The second mght be takng work whch does not beong to the prescrbed currcuum for the purpose of gettng credt. The thrd s none-attendance, careessness, sothfuness, and azness, whe the fourth s makng no contrbuton at a to the cass work. Vewng the stuaton from the postve sde and expanng what a good standard s. Dr. Br00ks sad that we coud estabsh a standard that each ndvdua be drecty responsbe for a that goes on or happens. Persona responsbty shoud be taken for a that s done on examnatons. So far as each s abe, he shoud attend to hs duty ke a man. Every one n the cass shoud make such contrbuton as es n hs power to the genera cass work. Up to ths pont. f we shp Meda. Red Lasster became famous as an The moon s pure rays to fa n athete n hs Freshman year. He Spanged radance soon showed hs prowess on the grdron, and hs abty as a frst sacker Whe the mnd wth tender thoughts strays through ove and weder of a wcked bat" at the And hgh romance! favorte game, baseba. Hs Sophomore and Junor years showed that by Sweet! Beautfu! Ths musc steas nto my sou n dreamy hard work and tranng a good athete Peadng ways coud become a better athete. n hs And ushers thoughts of comng ove. Senor year he captured the baseba and fteth ove of team. Everybody by ths tme had Bured days. come to know that he was the most Fresh fowers are soft about my feet. keabe chap on the campus and the exhang pure ther best athete aso, so at graduaton he Fragrancy. had two huge sver cups presented The stars gow, the ghtnng fas. hm. These Were the Norrs Athetc and the bood fows warm Trophy, for beng the best a-round Wth Poesy! athete, the other was for beng the A Love nght! Wth the tang of the have made any mstakes. et t be athete who showed the best sprt and meowy South n the tharged to proft and oss. and et us most nfuence for sportsmanshp on Sweet of the meody, a. new start. the campus. Ths ast mentoned Soft tender buds are wtched apart! n speakng of the coege sprt. trophy has no name. but s gven by a And thoughts are turned Dr. Brooks sad that we are wakng. ctzen of Raegh who makes sportsmanshp a knd of hobby. The motve To harmony. up the State of North Carona n' 0, such a song of joy and woe! \Vth many ways today. State Coege s for gvng ths trophy s to do somethng for the betterment of athetcs fash of scaret passonate abe so to do ths because t sts at the That doth n brant dye reate ever of contro n a North Carona. here and aso from an dea obtaned» The wnd's strong sweep; the torrent s A that s needed to carry our coege from the way Engsh athetcs fow. or panted brd farther'and farther to the front s are carred on. t s understood that Of brant Engsh athetes are aways on ther own, gow; or otus booms that fath and a frm convcton that we ap and u _ are n the rght. so far as fnanca and other backng As fent wnds waxed o er n the gar The sprt of the coege may be s concerned. n den of Gu! measured by the way n whch the appyng ths to State Coege the dea that an athete On rushed the stream of musc to the dfferent organzatons carry on ther s wng to sacrfce and werd dark, work. Each of them has ts part. The do for hmsef, stand for the rght, etc., apped Soemn. grand. of Nght and Death fraterntes, the terary socetes, the to Red, and Sotude, Gee Cub. and the student-body as a therefore the unnamed trophy was awarded to hm. Wth heavy mystery's cnng brood whoe, each can do somethng. whether J, E. (Jm) Webber was a sma The echo of od trembng forest; a great or sma, to carry the coege to chap n stature, but a bg chap heart n agony. ' the fore. n acheve- 0r wd, sad egends torn from the sea. Unt concord and dscord accumuate. swe, pose. And crash n jagged rents of maddenng harmony! The greatest responsbty for dong these thngs rests upon the shouders of the upper-cassmen because of ther onger servce and greater knowedge. The sprt s here but has not been taken possesson of yet. The ony thng for any one and a to do s to stand for State Coege. ' Soph: f a burgar shoud break nto the basement. woud the coa chute? Junor: Naw, but the kndng wood. Why a Storm Door? Because the ordnary door does not keep out cod wnds. drafts. snow, and ran: because the storm door we make s cod-tght and wnterproof, and you w be abe.to keep your house good and warm and save coa n the bargan. Ask us for prces and see our sampes. We are makng storm doors for most of the wse foks n town. BAKER-THOMPSON LUMBER COMPANY M Work RALEGH. N. c. 5. NTER-COMPANY LEAGUE,. Preparatons are now under way for the formaton of an nter-company footba eague. Ths eague s hed each fa term after the Varsty and Freshman schedues are competed. Last year each company had a team and an emnaton seres was payed. Company B," a Sophomore company, Won ast year, the team beng coached by Captan Beatty of the Varsty. Ths eague s perhaps the most popuar of a the fa ntramura athetcs. t gves every student a chance to pay some rea footba, especay those who have payed n hgh schoo but for varous reasons were unabe " to pay on ether the Varsty or Freshman squads. Severa of the men payng on company teams ast year are w on our Varsty squads. Besdes gvng a students an opportunty to pay footba, t gves the coaches a chance to ook over" matera n schoo that was not out for the reguar teams. (. apt. Chare Shuford, Regmenta Athetc Offcer of R. O. T. C., s assstng the ntramura Drector n workng out the detas and the carryng on of ths eague. Most of the companes have defntey organzed and eected ther manager and captan. t s the pan of the ntramura Department to have the companes organze, meet ther coaches, earn ther formatons and pays, and then be ssued suts from the Athetc Department for scrmmage practces. The coaches w be chosen by the companes, and n the majorty of cases be the men on the Varsty squad. Ths makes possbe a good set of pays and an organzed offense and defense for the reguar games. The seres w have to be an emnaton seres owng to the mted tne n whch we have to pay the games. The drawngs w be made by the coaches and the offcatng by the members of the Athetc Staff. Ah, so your son s n coege. How s he makng t?" He an t. m makng t he's spendng t." Ex. have a pan n my tummy. dear!" Sad the cannba to hs mate. know. know, hs wfe reped: Ts that sweet gr grad-u-ate." Somewhere a voce s cang, Everywhere roam; Ever snce the day. Say went away, There s no pace ke home. That feow makes hs vng by hs pen." A wrter, eh? No. a prson warden. Ex. just ceaned up thrty thousand bones on my and." O?" "No; graveyard." Ex. Carte du Jour Yes, the ordnary pen has greater vaue conversatonay usuay good for a haf-hour s cursng any tme. Don t throw t away but the Parker pont s have a Duofod on hand to wrte wth. Parker Pens Sod by STUDENTS SUPPLY" STORE On the Campus"

6 6 P0 DGNG TEAMS HAVE [NVABLE RECORD Have Stood Hgh n Contests Hed n Madson Square Poutry Shows Poutry fancers and breeders of North Carona w note wth nterest the showngs made by the poutry students of State Coege n the Natona ntercoegate Judgng Contests hed every year n connecton wth the Madson Square Garden Poutry Show at New York. n fgures gven out by Dr. Kauf, natonay known poutry authorty and head of the North Carona Poutry Experment Staton and Poutry _ Department of State Coege, t was "found that teams representng State Coege had taken numerous second and thrd paces at the contests, but n ten years of judgng, begnnng n 1915, t has never taken as ow as ffth pace except one tme; that was n At the 1925 show North Carona won second pace n team standng wth a tota of 1,911.5 ponts, aganst Connectcut s frst pace score of 1,972.5 ponts. Athough not wnnng frst pace n team standng, ths team won a ovng cup for best utty judgng of Whte Leghorns, and aso a cup on judgng standard Whte Wyandottes. t ted for three other cups. n 1924 the team ted New York and New Jersey and West Vrgna for two cups. n 1922, W. F, Armstrong, now a professor n the Poutry Department. won a sver meda for second hghest score for utty judgng. State Coege w be represented as usua at the next show, whch s to be hed January 6, a date somewhat earer than ast year. The team, composed of three men, w judge for standard and utty n casses of Whte Wyandottes, Whte Leghorns, Barred Rocks, and Rhode sand Reds. UNQUE PROGRAM FOR AGRCULTURAL CLUB Law and order sha regn n Ruffner s pasture, decared the Agrcuture Cub Tuesday nght. On December the frst there w be one of the Buets from Professor Ruffner s barn tred before the hgh court of the Ag Cub. Sttng on the bench w be Judge Pop Tayor. Surroundng hm w be the awyers, sherff, cerks, etc. Sherff Carpenter and hs deputes w have the defendant and the wtnesses there on tme. Prosecutng Attorney Jm Fetcher and hs assstants w ask for the extreme penaty. Chef defense attorney Booker and hs corps of assstants w ask the jury to render the verdct, Not guty. Professor Rufner w defend the character of hs anma. The exact nature of the charge has not been defntey announced. t s thought that t w be attack wth a deady weapon or breach of promse." Whatsoever t be, the audence s assured many aughs. Court convenes at 6:30 p..m., December the frst, n Patterson Ha. The pubc s nvted. u Don Suppy Co. M Suppes MACHNERY Raegh North Carona Crammmg and studyng makes strong e y e s tred and weak. Consut 7. and et us (ft you wth a par of gasses. DAUGHERTY ADDS TO READNG LST Gves a Revew of Contnenta Fcton and Drama for Students The foowng msceaneous st n- the debauchery of yesterday But that cudes European noves, stores, and pays whch have attracted notce s a rght. Thanksgvng comes ony snce Space permts but the once a year, and a the od turkeys brefest of comments. Anato France then trembe wth fear. probaby ranks as the greatest terary genus of the present century. One nvtatons are out for the marrage shoud become acquanted wth hm n of Mr. Wam Orr Honeycutt and Mss Ezabeth Kennedy, whch w some such book as Thas, or The Sgn of the Queen Pedauque. Every one take pace December 1, at Edenton who enjoys beautfu stye, edged satre, decate and aso broad humor. Street Methodst Church. Mr. Honeycutt s a member of the cass of '25, pagan phosophy, w read France s and Mss Kennedy s a popuar young works, especay The Revot of the ady of Raegh. Anges. Remy de Gourmont s a decadent phosopher and a schoar. Barbeuse and du Hame have amented Mr. Lonne Lentz vey and Mss Poy Hetman were marred Saturday, November 21, at Hgh Pont. Mr. sady, bttery, exctngy about t war. Maeternck and Rostand are 9 - vey, whe not an aumnus of State preme n poetc drama and meodrama. Coege, s we known among the students, as he has been for severa years Jacnto Benavente, Nobe prze wnner, wrtes stngng prose pays about manager of the Students Suppy Spansh socety. V. Basco banez gaops aong wth the best work of fc- Store, whch has grown nto one of the bggest and best equpped n the South ton yet wrtten about the war. He under hs tuteage. vey s a graduate of Trnty, now Duke Unversty. aso descrbes. bu fghts and other Spansh customs so we that hs readers a rejoce that they are not Spandents and Aumn, extend to hm ther Hs many frends, among both the stuards. Lous Couperus, the reast extraordnary, oves to wrte about una- congratuatons. tcs. Sema Lagerof s the poetc and Mr. F. S. (Frank) Trantham, of the sentmenta novest of ancent Norway. Gerhart Hauptman comes nearer vstor on the campus Monday. He Cv Engneerng Cass of '24, was a reachng Shakespeare's eve than any was formery wth the Hghway Commsson here n Raegh, but has ate- one now ave. Suderman depressngy descrbes ct oves. Latzsco presents an Austran vew- of the war, where he s ocatng hghways for a y removed to Lakeand, Forda, harmonzes we wth Barbeuse and contractor empoyed by the Forda du Hame. Monar s specaty s reteng od and revered fary taes Trantham was an honor student whe State Hghway Commsson. Mr. wth a sharp twenteth century twst. n coege, and was aso Edtor of the Arthur Schntzer sketches vgnettes Agromeck. of ow Vennese hgh fe. Lenod Andrev taks of war n ghasty symbos. Anton Chekov comes nearer hav- Cass of 1900, was eected charman of Mr.. O. Schaub, of the Agrcutura ng a sense of humor than other Rusmans, whch sn't very near. Maxm ton of Land Grant Coeges, at the the extenson secton of the Assoca- Gorky smpy waows n btterness recent conventon, whch was hed n over the hard ot of the proetarat. Chcago. More detas of Mr. Schaub's These noves shoud be nterestng appontment are gven esewhere n to the coegan, because they represent a dfferent, more sophstcated ths ssue. cuture than ours, a pote cuture not much trammeed by back-woods conventons and moraty. Any one who w take the troube to read any of these s sure of gettng at east one, probaby severa, good nteectua jots. French Barbeuse, Henr Under Fre. de Gourmont, Remy A Nght n the Luxembourg du Hame, Georges The Martyrs. France, Anato The Gods Are Athrst; The Revot of the Anges; The Sgn of the Queen Pedauque; Thas. Rostand, Edmund Cyrano de Bergerac (drama); Chantceer (drama). Beban Maeternck, Maurce Peeas and Mesaunde (drama); The Bue Brd (drama). Spansh Benavente, Jacnto Bonds of nterest (drama); Autumn Roses (drama); The Passon Fower (drama). Basco banez The Four Horsemen of the Apocaypse; Bood and Sand. Dutch Couperus, Lous Sma Sous (5 vos., each a separate nove). Scandnavan Lagerof, Sema Gesta Ber ng. German Hauptman, Gerhard The Sunken Be (drama); The Weavers (drama). Suderman, Herman The Song of Songs. Austran Latzsco, Andreas Men n War. Monar, Ferenc Lom (drama); The Swan (drama). Schntzer, Arthur Anato (drama) ; The Green Cockatoo (drama). Russan Andrev, Leond The Red Laugh; Satan's Dary. Chekov, Anton The Cherry 0rchard, etc. Gorky, Maxm Chekash; Creatures- That Once Were Men, etc.; Prsoners; Caught at Nght; My Chdhood. OFFCALS RETURN FROM CONVENTON Dr. Brooks and the party whch attended the 39th annua conventon of the Land Grant Coege Assocaton, hed at Chcago, 111., have returned and have reported a very fne trp. Dr. H. B. Shaw spoke on "The Land Grant nsttutons n Ther Reaton to the Deveopment Of the ndustres. Mrs. Jane S. McKnnon spoke on The Extent to Whch Economc Workers Shoud Deveop and Encourage Producton for Sae" at a sesson for m n gn u cg nqd um H f f 1 Home Economc Workers. THE =:_ ' ' _ Gadys Brown. Vrgna Branch s the the Red Cross. These methods have accompanst. changed durng the past few years, ALUMN NOTES and t was worth whe to have ths (Observatons and Communcatons of Zppy Mack) A the men of State Coege are gong around rather grouchy after Barnard Shrader, energetc and popuar member of the 1925 cass n Texte Chemstry and Dyeng, and now empoyed by the Dan Rver Cot ton Ms of Vrgna, was recenty made chef chemst ofone of these ms.. Whe at State Coege Shrader ranked hgh n schoarshp, and was aso promnent n track athetcs. He s to be congratuated for hs rapd progress. MEREDTH NEWS By LEONE WAKRCK The Ag. Recepton, rumor says, went off smoothy. The moonght was amost as reastc as that outsde and qute as effectve. The varous knds of musc heped to create merrment, and the refreshments added the perfect end to a perfect day. Everybody now admts that bue s unversay becomng to men, and not even the most urban of the ades present have any objectons to marryng farmers f they a ook ke the agges who were present at the barn dance. Ths recepton s aways antcpated wth' great peasure by the upper-cassmen at Meredth, and no one who has ever attended t has faed to have a good tme. We consder ourseves very fortunate to be favored wth an. nvtaton. C O O Notng the success of Stunt Nght, the facuty decded to have a Stunt Nght of ther own. They reserved the Y room for Monday evenng, and, judgng from the sounds that emanated from that quarter of the campus, the affar must have been enjoyed to. the fu. Snce no partcuars have been defntey earned, we cannot gve accurate nformaton on the subject. but a fuer account w be pubshed ater. As a resut of Dr. Brown s effcent coachng. the Gee Cub w be ready to gve ther annua concert at Meredth, December 5. There are severa new members; n fact, the majorty have been added ths year. The foowng beong to the Gee Cub: Frst soprano: Ezabeth Myers. Mdred Brockwe, Eveyn Rhea Wood, Lorene Woody, Ese Matthews, and Anna May Brown. Second soprano: Dasy Homes, Marguerte Harrson, Catherne Carter, and [one Noan. Contrato: Mary Brockwe, Mary Herrng, Carssa Poteat, Matte Lee Wrenn, and Severa readers of Tm: have been wonderng f the sudden departure of Mr. C. Shuford for South Amerca had any connecton wth a certan uncompmentary artce concernng the modern gr whch was pubshed some weeks ago, LFE-SAVNG METHODS SHOWN TO ELECTRCALS Qute a bt of nterest was taken by the members of the Eectrca Socety Tuesday nght, November 17, n the resusctaton method of fesavng after one has been overcome by drownng or recevng an eectrca shock.. Captan By Jordan of the Amercan Red Cross Lfe Savng Corps, was n charge of the nstructon. He was asssted by Mr. Toar n ths, who gave a demonstraton of the methods recognzed at present by T".. demonstraton gven. After these two men had gven ths nstructon, students were asked to practce on each other n order that they mght become famar wth t from practce. Severa responded wth nterestng as we as amusng resuts. Ths reay s somethng that everyone shoud know, whether he expects to be a mechanc, eectrcan, member of the Coast Guard, or a farmer. One never knows when t w be, necessary to hep a person who has been rendered unconscous from a shock or from drownng, and f he knows how to appy hmsef to brngng such a person back to fe t can often be done even after the person has been pronounced dead. When Down Town E. G. Moore and Sam Brown are spendng the week-end wth frends and reatves n New Bern. Check Your. Luggage Free Wth Us aqua - asf'oned N UZZLE S CGAR STORE Hurry Back u uu O h-h u- We have.a compete ne of The NUNN BUSH OXFORDS for Coege men. Look them over. Do So Many State Coege Students Buy Ther Shoes From HERBERT ROSENTHAL J. M. EDWARDS & CO. SEE C. RHODES for» C. C. PLLS Cgars and Confectoneres COLLEGE COURT PHARMACY C. RHODES, Propretor CAPTAL PRNTNG CO. PRNTERS RUL E R S BNDERS We Strve to Pease by the Quaty of Our Work Corner Hargett and Wmngton Streets, Raegh, North Carona The W. H. Kng Drug Company WHOLESALE AN; :$:.URNG DRUGGBTS Large Sze Jars 50c SALVE. (soup ~cows Sod By. YOUR DEALER. d-._.._.._.._..._... W

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8 8 MSS POY HEA A MR. OE VE MARRED GH PO SATURDAY Popuar Manager Loca Student Suppy Store s Now on Honeymoon The marrage of Mr. Lonne vey, manager of the Student Suppy Store, to Mss Poy Hetman, of Washngton, D. C., was somewhat a surprse to the students and frends on the campus. The ceremony was characterzed by beauty and exquste smpcty. Mss Poy Hetman became the brde of Lonne Lentz vey ast Saturday afternoon at 5 o cock at the home of the brde's sster, Mrs. R. B. Terry, of Hgh Pont. After the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. vey eft for a weddng trp to New York and Boston, after whch they w make ther home n Raegh. Mrs. vey s a daughter of the ate Professor and Mrs. J. F. Hetman, the former for many years a professor at Trnty Coege. She s a graduate of Trnty Coege, now Duke Unversty, and s a woman of charmng personaty and unusua cuture. Co. J. W. Harreson acted as best man. Professor Herman Brggs, of State Coege, and James Hathcock, of Washngton, D. C., were the groomsmen. (Contnued from page 1.) staed as charter members of the Zeta chapter are: Messrs. W. P. Young, T. E. Whte, Jr., P. V. Rush, W. H. Wams, W. H. Kpatrck, J. D. Mdgett, W. R. McFadyen, H. L. Burgess, S. D. Hayes, C. A. Leonard, H. W. Regan, and Mr. A. M. Fountan, of the Engsh facuty. The nstaaton of the Lambda. Fraternty at State Coege brngs the tota number of natona groups up to ffteen. There are n addton three oca soca fraterntes and severa honorary and departmenta groups. State Sends Team Footsy Thomas spent the weekend wth hs parents n Vass. To nternatona Judgng Contest # t probaby be ready for use eary n the Herbert Jenkns vsted reatves n sprng. (Contnued from page 1.) Tarboro ast week-end. -m~\. t necessary to take three sttches n ncuded n the contest s a fve and one-haf hours wrtten test on fftyone groups of varous materas, num- F. D. Caaham, w. G. Booker, J. E. ( "835ng hs wound- Hs condton Gbbs, and LeRoy Wams Were re- was not very serous and he was abe bered and arranged. Each ndvdua centy ntated nto Apha Gamma to be out agan n a short whe. s numbered and a separate paper on Rho Fraternty. # t t each group s turned n, the number.nmnnnm _ correspondng to the student's number Bud" Tayor and Tubby Sheffed and the group number. Each paper s graded ndependenty. The preparaton for a contest of ths nature must extend over a perod of at east one year. Professor Darst of the Agronomy Department, n dscussng the Work. sad: Possby there s no other knd of nternatona contest requrng a greater knowedge on the subject than the nternatona Crops Contest. Freshman Waborn Wns Decamaton (Contnued from page 1.) dton as usua, gave a forcefu -nterpretaton of Hardy Ray s oraton on The Consttuton. C. L. Straughan, 28, who paced thrd for Puen, devered n sprted manner a seecton from Webster s Bunker H Oraton, but he never succeeded n gettng away from the strcty decamatory manner. F. C. Wnston, the ony Senor n the contest, hed hs audence very we wth an up-to-date oraton caed The Chaenge of the dea. Hs gesture was very good, but he was graded down by the judges because of the many shortcomngs n pronuncaton and enuncaton. The charman of the evenng was J. E. Tddy, vce-presdent of Puen Lterary Socety. The judges (were Dean B. F. Brown, Prof. C. C. Cunnngham, and Marvn Long, of the Senor cass. The members of the two socetes w soon begn preparaton for the annua oratorca contest, whch w take pace some tme n January. A who are'thnkng of enterng ths competton shoud consut wth Professor Cunnngham wthout deay. Meanchoy days have come, t greves us ke the dckens; A tte too cod for B. V. D. s, And a tte too warm for thck uns. S-O-C--E-T-Y A Soca and Persona News turned n to The Techncan offce w be apprecated._.._.._ ~ u up DON T QUT When thngs go wrong, as they sometmes w, When the road you re trudgng seems -. a up h, When the funds are ow and the debts are hgh And you want to sme, but you have to sgh, When care s pressng you down'a bt, Rest, f you must, but don t you qut. Lfe s queer wth ts twsts and turns, As everyone of us sometmes earns, And many a faure turns about When he' mght have won had he stuck t out; Don t gve up, though the pace seems sow You may succeed wth auother bow. Often the goa s nearer than t seems to a fant and faterng man Often the strugge has gven up, When he mght have captured the vctor's cup. And he earned too ate, when the nght spped down, How cose he was to thegoden crown. Success s faure turned nsde out The sver tnt of the couds of doubt. And you can neverte how cose you are, Loca Chapter of t may be near when t seems afar; Natona Fraternty So stck to the fght when you're Estabshed Here hardest bt Crum n Godsboro ast week-end. t t Harod Sternberger spent the weekend wth hs parents n Wmngton. t Gen Lee and Jack Bate spent the week-end n Lexngton. t t # THE BULDNG comm: ms counters NEW autumn Work to Begn at Once on New Engneerng and Physcs. Budng The budng commttee of the Board of Trustees of State Coege has awarded contracts for two new budngs at the coege amountng to more than $200,000. J. E. Beaman, of Raegh, wth a ow bd of $126,900, was awarded the contract for the eectrca engneerg and physcs budng, and the Gavan Budng Company, of Greenve, S. C., secured the contract for the extenson to Tompkns Ha, the texte budng. The atter rm s bd for the texte budng addton was $50,500. Members of the budng commttee here for the meetng were: R. N. Page, Southern Pnes; Mark Squres, Lenor; S. F. Patterson, Roanoke Rapds, and Presdent E. C. Brooks. The eectrca engneerng and physcs budng, whch w be ocated mmedatey south of Rcks Ha, w be 190 feet by 61 feet, two stores n heght, wth a wng 80 feet by 60 feet. Later, two addtona stores and another wng w be added, makng the budng an exact dupcate, on the outsde, of the new Anma Husbandry Budng, now rapdy nearng competon, whch t w face across a sghty rong expanse of the campus. The budng w furnsh cassrooms, aboratores and offces for the Department of Eectrca Engneerng and the Department of Physcs. t w be of freproof constructon, wth brck exteror and a trm of grante. Hobart Upjohn, of New York Cty, s t's when thngs seem worst that you mustn t qut. Anon. the archtect. t 1! The texte budng w be nsze by the addton of Ed. Hadey was the gkst of Fred creased n another secton, whch w be 82 feet by 78 feet, two stores hgh, wth a basement. Sow-burnng, m-constructed brck wbe used n ts constructon. The addton to the budng w extend eastward across the drveway that passes n front of the dnng ha and the Y. M. C. A. Pans Rp Summer spent the week-end for the budng were prepared by J. E. wth frends n Lngton. Srrne & Co., of Greenve, S. C. * t Constructon on both budngs, t s Legs" Faukner vsted hs parents announced, w begn at once. The at Red Oak ast week. eectrca engneerng and physcs ##t budng w be Competed by the openng of coege next September. The addton to the texte budng w spent Thanksgvng Day n Greensboro. t t George L. Pate w spend the weekend wth hs parents n Rowand, N. C'. Dr. G. W. Forster was recenty ntated nto Apha Gamma Rho Fraternty. ' t t t R. R. Fountan s spendng the week-end at home wth hs parents ~at Catherne Lake. # t t Messrs. D. R. Pace, G. B. Cne, and A. M. Fountan, and Msses Josephne Moore of Meredth Coege and Marrott Davs of the cty, motored to Lousburg Sunday afternoon, the guests of Mss Mary Davs, a student of Lousburg Coege, who had spent the week-end wth her parents n Raegh. - t t t The Kappa ota Epson Fraternty entertaned at dnner n ther home at 1710 Hsboro street Monday evenng, November twenty-thrd. Among the guests were severa busness and professona men of Raegh, and severa Freshmen from State. The dnner was served by the ades of one of the Edenton Street Church Crces. The dnner, whch was composed of four courses, was foowed by short taks from severa of the guests. ' t t t R. L. Hardy ('28), Freshman D. C. Mtche, and H. D. Fesperman were. PRESDENT E. (. BRO08 0 AE ACVE EACG W Gve Course n Scence of Government Durng the Wnter Term ' After seven years absence from the cassroom, Dr. E. C. Brooks, presdent of State Coege, w return to actve teachng n January, when he 'w nsttute a course n the scence of government. The course w contnue through the md-wnter term of tweve weeks, endng eary n Apr. Dr. Brooks w teach three days n the week, The course w be mted to members of the Senor cass and students n the Graduate Schoo. Dr. Brooks w work wthout a forma text-book, and w dea wth orgna matter amost excusvey. The 36 ectures n the course w ater be pubshed, and the book w n a probabty become the standard text-book for the course. He has practcay competed hs outne of the course. The course w examne the whoe structure of free government n Amerca, from the oca unt to the organzaton of the federaton of states nto a repubc. The hstory of evouton of the theory of government, together wth ts economc and ndustra paraes, w be consdered. The course w ca for consderabe parae readng by the students takng t. t w be dentfed under the head of potca scence" mentoned n the cataogue. Dr. Brooks qut the cassroom seven years ago next month to become head of the State schoo system when Dr. J. Y. Joyner retred and Governor Bckett was ookng for a man to take hs pace. Durng the fve years foowng he competey reorganzed the pubc schoo system of the State, and was then eected. head of State Coege to succeed Dr. W. C. Rddck. Here he found more reorganzng to do, and s just now fndng hmsef where he can return to teachng. He was head of the schoo of educaton at Trnty Coege when he became State Superntendent. The study of government has for years been one of Dr. Brooks major nterests. He has devoted amost a of hs spare tme to t for the past ten years, and he fees that now he has an opportunty to brng to bear some of the thngs he has found, and make them avaabe for the pubc use. He s ookng forward wth keenest nterest and antcpaton to renewng hs drect contacts wth the students of hs nsttuton News and Observer. Styed For Coege Men Worth Agrcutura Students Hosts at Barn Warmng and Dance (Contnued from page 1.) Farmer Brtt and Mss Mary Lenantee, Farmer Fountan and Mss Vanne Hawey, and Farmer Munn and Mss Ne Seawe were the others takng part n the dance. About ths tme another touch,of rea country fe was ntroduced when some one bew a born outsde, cang out any of the guests that wanted to go fox huntng. At the same tme pack of beage hounds, thrsty for a fox tra, trotted up. Just before the tme came for the Meredth grs to eave, Mss Lenantee. of Meredth Coege, sang Anne Laure, accompaned at the pano by Squre Snyder. She aso gave a Swss fok song n that tongue. Punch was served throughout the evenng from an od we. Roasted peanuts, a characterstc farm product, were on hand durng the evenng. Later n the evenng ce cream was passed out to the guests. The musc for the occason was furnshed by The Rockers," a oca orchestra. Pans are now beng made to make ths an annua event for the Schoo of Agrcuture. t s a nght that w be ooked forward to by every Ag student a nght that w fnd the campus decorated wth the farmer and hs characterstc garb. Ths s the frst event of ths knd ever hed n North Carona, and s an outgrowth of the annua fa Ag recepton gven by the Agrcutura Cub of State Coege. Ths method of fa ceebraton has ong been practced n agrcutura coeges of the Western States, and promses to become one of the gayest soca functons of the year at ths coege. A nut at the steerng whee, A peach at hs rght; Sharp turn n the road Frut saad; good nght. 'm sorry, my boy, but ony punsh you because ove you. " m s-sorry, dad, that m n-not b-bg enough to return your ove! Coege Co urt -- Barber Shop We Strve to Gve Satsfactory Servce Har Cut... 35c Shave c Other Work n Proporton JOHNSON MOORE Propretors 4.. nu m'. un un_ uu nn n u "_"_u - J_Q - _-_O+ Watng For! When our representatve cas on you ths Fa he w have wth hm the CLOTHNG SURPRSE of the season Prce! HH. Varety Quaty The modes he w show shout Stye our desgner says so, you say so. At Coege Court Barber Shop December 4th and 5th WHOLESALE CUSTOM TALOR: n Wake Forest durng Sunday wth frends. W. J. Borden, a Sophomore n the Schoo of Agrcuture, suffered a severe cut on hs forehead ast Frday mornng, November 20, when he fe down the stars of the Anma Husbandry budng as a resut of scumng wth L. Shaw, aso a Sophomore n Ag- Where The Styes Start From LBERTY: AND REDWOODS s'rs. BALTMORE, MD. rcuture. He was taken to the nfrmary mmedatey, and t was found " 7"L r ' HHH f 3, ['4 ; \ \ num H :,,/\\