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Motto: “SAIL ON, SALEM”
IN THE
STUDENT
CAMPAIGN
COLONEL CLEMENT L. MANLY
ADDRESSES THE HISTORY CLUB
Comparison of English and American Forms of
Judicial Pt'ocedure; Report of Bar
Association Meeting.
evening, October the t-«
Colonel Manly interes
member of the club w:
planation of judicial pi
England. He is well 1
Colonel Manly drew sharp dis
tinctions between the English and
and magazines. Colonel Manly re-
when the law of England gradually
for 3e%iL ir the lawyer woidd
the fact that there were no statut.
to keep the lawyer from speakir
as long as he wished.
^The English^judges are pa^d five
six judges in all England who cor-
number fifty-six. In^ contrast to
S“tht^State"'o7*yo\th Carolina. It
to law very often. ^^They will^ go
he settles the cause oeiweeu
rufoffortrL‘"carri?d"ty“ond'th:
truth, for if later it is lea^dJha
is is true of tl
ars by s
less it is pertinent. Yet,
while in England. This fact sig.
nifies the respect of the EnglisI ”
>ne in any Urge American^city,
^“Crfmfnals are quickly brought to
court. In the United States a crimi
nal is rarely brought to trial at the
will put the trial off for some ti
In England every man must
try. There is a great need for h
oi...d hi. ..11
TtL “ofJhe&^lTp^".“
Student Friendship
Campaign Is Initiated
Speaks At Y.W. C. A.
THE CLASS IN ENGLISH FORUM
GIVES DELIGHTFUL PROGRAM
Students Discuss Famous English Author and
Give Illustrations of His Stories
and Poetry.
stEH'S-Hi'
The life and work of Rud-
A splendid introduction to Kip
ling was given by Flora Binder in
a sketch of his life and- his charac-
.cter remains to the end and is
ship Fund has begun. It is a
which is worthy of the best 'n
is in the student body of Si
This drive will enable those
wish to do so to help the stu
tiln.*''With"out \he'"*'aid of Am
lould not be"pLsibir'jt is jl
Ifullhrrt'^and a
In the chapel :
October 30, Mr.
Is'simple,t'the glory^'Se S , te'on \he"ta“t of Salem students.
Inter-Class Basket-
r 10. 2:00 o’clock.
Interesting Program
In SdenHfic Society
later life, his work there'" on
nerous trips in the interest of the
II of several of his most in
g it; his loss of the 1
them in a few minutes with fortunes
utes, she brought them out with a
nrbeet'3tfn'‘
Idmtifit ''world.'^'^lhT’trd'of" the
label, the passing of r
of the Zodiac, and ever
wild beasts of the jungle—“wl
Shakesperean welter it is, and hu-
rJ/n te Ls^^tl
:^trS“tie smile o> the brown
^ Selections from the works of Kip-
:::s‘a^thf:hreis^rf::
Miriam Brietz; an illustration of
advice to youth, “If”, by Katie
Holshouser; a story, “How the
Got His Throat,” by Con-
ny Deever,” a
^ by Mary Me
re,” by
Each girl on the class squads will
bi^:fhrcTa::eamra?e^::i=
Walking Club Visits
High School Exhibit
Eighteen girls joined Miss Chase
tion°^on tL bac" porch
Building it was decided to kill two
birds with one stone and hike out
to the R. J. Reynolds High School
to see the exhibits set up for the
x:s2i;'^:£irLArr;
new high school building situated
on the hill. The place was deserted
her b, at tne regular Jiusic nuur
the first pupils- recital of the year
will be given in Memorial Hall. All
music students are required to at-
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the last. If anyone doubts it, let