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A Carolina Cottage at Black Mountain.
Our Sister College, the State
Normal, has challenged the 'Uni
versity .o unite with it and make
up enough money to build a Caro
lina cottage at Black "Mountain.
At Black Mountain is situated
the Robt. E. Lee Hall and other
buildings, comprising the Capitol,
so to speak, of. the Y. M. C. A.
and Y. W. C. A. organizations of
the South. Each year represen
tatives of these organizations in
the various colleges of the South
gather together and with able
instructors, study the problems
of these organizations, Last year
eleven states sen representatives
amounting to a total number of
2l00 students.
The great difficulty now. at
Black Mountain is the lack of
sufficient buildings to accommo
date the representatives that each
year go there. To remedy this
condition the Southern Colleges
liaue taken it upon themselves to
unite two together and build
cottages. Washington and Lee
has united with Randolph-Macon,
Queen's with Davidson and so on.
The vNormal has asked the Uni
versity to unite with it and build
a Carolina Cottage to be used by
these two colleges at their-respective
conventions. The Uni
versity Y. M. C. A. immediately
accepted the invitation and a
successful campaign is now being
waged to raise $550, half the cost
of the cottage.
, Law Classes Elect CfBcers.
For the first time the two law
classes of the law school have
organized and elected officers
separately. The senior class of
ficers are as follows:
J..M. Turbyfill, President.
M.'T. Ham, Vice-President
M . T. Spears, Secretary and
Treasurer-
B. C. Trotter, Member of Stu
dent Council.
Doggie Trenchard, Member of
Greater Council.
There are 35 in the senior law
class with 15 candidates for, LL.
B, degrees the largest number
that has ever been candidates for
law degrees.
The junior law class officers
are: '
Oscar Leach President.
B. P. Aycock, Vice-President.
C. L. Coggin, Secretary- and
Treasurer.
"Ninety Six", Orator.
There are 41 members in the
class, which is a material incraese
over last year. :;.
Address by. Dean Cranfori
Dean W. I. Cranford of Trinity
Col letre will deliver an address in
Gerrard Hall Sunday night at 7:30
o'clock. The occasion of this
address is the annual Bible Study
Rally of the Young Men's Chris
tian Association.; - Dr Cranford
is a speaker of reputation and
power. His theme : will be The
College Man and the Bible. He
has a strong message for college
men. - ' ' : : 1 '
Hugh Hester, Manager Junior Football Team.
The Juniors met Tuesday and
elected Hugh Hester manager for
the class football team. Work -iti
earnest on the class teams will be
begun Monday after the coaches
will ,bave decided on which men
to retain on the varsity field. A
considerable number of class men
are now on the varsity field and
are doing excellent work.
Richmond College here Saturday.
Concluded from first page
Tandy will likely hold his po
sition at centre, but in case he
should, be removed during the
game Pritchett or Higgins will
be there ready with the goods
also. Tandy shows up well and
will very likely , make even a
greater record than he did last
year. With : his left hoof he
kicks the best drop kicks and
field goals of any man on the
field. He can punt very well too
and in an emergency can be shift
ed for the service of kicking. He
will likely be depended on for the
goal kicking, lor he is accurate
in his shots and makes better dis
tance than any oilier kicker.
Tandy is always there on the de
fense and can break up plays bet
ter than any other linesman.
Foust will likely start the
game at right guard but is not
expected to stay in long. Big
Jones is one of the steadiest
workers on the field and the play
that gets by him will certainly
be some play. He will take the
position at guard in the absence
of Foust.- He is one of the big
gest men on the field and has the
strength of any of them. , ,
.At left guard Cowell will be
found working, in his. usual steady
style. Last year CoweUgave
his opponent a hot time all dur-
"i V.-. ,.,;- :J."
irjgf: his stay in thegame? andj is
counted on for better work this
year. Fatty has full control of
all his two, hundred pounds and
is a mainstay there next to Tan
dy. Price, Proctor, Nelson, and
Burgess arc out for this position,
and will likely be given a trial if
the score of the game will, permit
anew man going in 'this. impor
tant position.
Right tackle is still a question
to be decided, Johnnie Jones is
showing up very well, and so are
Gay, Hambly, and Tennant.
This is one of the positions open
for a new man and the coaches
are undecided yet. Jones will
likely start.
Ramsay at left tackle may be
counted ; a fixture. Last year
Ramsay's record was sensational
and this year with more experi
ence he will tear up things.
Homewood has played two
years at right end with a remark
able record and will be therewith
his hard tackle again this year.
Greater 'things "are expected of
him. Love is a substitute for
right end. U
There are many fighting for
the position at left end vacant
because of the absence of Huske.
Grimsley of last year's scrubs
will most likely start, but there
is a possibility that Nicholson
who played two years ago will be
started. , Bourne and Williamson
are also showing up well.
At quarter Allen will most
likely . start with , the team.
Bridges is doing better work
though and will surely get a
chance. He drew the first ap
plause from the spectators in
Tuesday's scrimmage by making
a long end run through a broken
field. Both Allen and Bridges
pass well but Bridges is much the
better. Valley is also out for
the position.
Captain Tayloe will start at
left half. Tayloe lias not been
working so hard lately but in the
little fight Tuesday afternoon he
made some very good runs. Bob
Burnette is back with the old pep
and will serve as a good substi
tute if Capt. Dave is taken out.
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J. M. NEVILLE
' At the Athletic Store
For Your Supplies
Tennis and Gym Goods. Cold Drinks,
Cigars,' Tobaccos, ami Candies."
Qall and see what we carry.
''GO TO
The Gity Barber Shop
For youi" ilair, Cuts ami Shaves
The old stand iwxt door to It. II.
Patterson. PERRY & LLOYD .
Electric Shoe Shop
Durham, IN. C.
W. H- BUTLER, Pioprretor.
All kinds .-fine slue repairing, llubber
heels-and soles a ."I'CcLilty
II. K. AVooij, - College Represent at ive
: MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT t
A. H. Yearby's Drug Store
. . When in Durham.
D. S. CHAPMAN is with them.
Opposite PostofTice
YOU CAN GET, IT FROM
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Durham Cigar Store
"IT MUST BE GOOD."
Opposite Trust Bldg, Durham, N. C.
'Everything for the Smoker
Norwood Drug Co
Suece?Pois to Orange Drug Co.
E S. MERRITT, - Manager
Meb Long- will likely get in the
game at half also. Pope and
Black are working hard for this
position.
Walter Fuller, famous for his
long run against Virginia last
year, will be the hardest man to
beat out for his position. He is
faster than ever and is remark
able in his handling of the ball
in making and receiving passes.
As an open field runner he is
about our beet. He will start at
half. Hines and Reid will be
likely substitutes. Hines is fast
and has made some dashing long
runs with the ball and in Tues
day's scrimmage scored a touch
down on the varsity by a long
run around left end. Ed Reid
plunges the line in fine style. It
is a questisn yet whether to play
him at full back or half when he
is needed. ,
Ervin will be the probable start
er at full back. Parker will un
doubtedly get in the game at this
position too. Both are good men
from last year's team.
T h ere are other players yet in
reserve who may be called to ac
tion. The squad has not been
thinned out yet. Head Coach
Trenchard " says 5 that ? absolute
fairness in all cases will be shown
and . that as , soon as a new man
shows better ability than the
old one he will get the job.
;? The Satyrs Initiate,
John' Calhoun Busby '13, now
of the Harvard Law School was
Monday night 'initiated into the
Dramatic Order of Satyrs. Bus
by was. Manager of the Dramatic
Club during his senior year here
and carried the Club through a
successful year with "What Hap
pened to Jones." He left Tues
day night for Harvard.
THE PICKWICK
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If you're sick of troubles rife,
Go to The Pickwick.
You'll forget your unpaid bills,
Ilheumatiz, and other ills,
If you'll stow away your pills,
And go to The Pickwick!
for next year's expenses
The man who earns his own way
through college, has accomplished
something to be proud of. He has
built strength into his characterand
added something to his experience
that must be of value to him in after
life. We want to help one of these
energetic, self-reliant fellows to earn
his own way next year. So we are
going to pay $500 in gold to the
student who prepares and sends to
us the best original ad for Fatinia
Cigarettes before June 1, 1916.
Any student of any college may compete for this $500
There are no restrictions, whatever, no strings of any
kind on this offer, other than this every contestant
must bo a regularly enrolled student in an American
College. We want a student not a professional ad
writer to benefit from this offer.
Three prominent business men, whose names will be
announced later, will act as judges.
$5 for every ad published
$500 for the best one submitted
The $500 will be awarded June 1.
1915. In the meantime, some of the
ads submitted will be published
each month in col lege publications,
together with the name and photo
graph of the writer provided the
writer will Rive permission for
such publication.
For each ad so published we will
pay the writer $5. But, the publi
cation of anyad must not betaken
to sisrnifvthatit stands any better
chance to win the $5oo than the
ads that are not published.
Those who
$300 should
such
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lievein the
writing about.
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When in Raleigh Visit
Hicks Company's
Three Drug Stores
- For Drug Store Goods
MOSER & LLOYD
Barber Shop
NEXT TO KLUTTZ
The Laundry of Service
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Greensboro, - - North Carolina
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Mart of l'uro Tobacco.
Fatima Cigarettes wero first
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The Turkish Tobacco uset in
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ami Smyrna.
hatima is five to one the Merest
selling fifteen cent cigarette in
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Simple, inexpensive package,
but no finer tobacco is used tlurt
infatiina.
Fatima Cigarettes aro
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They are 20 for 15c
try to earn this
remember that
the supreme test of any advertise
ment is its selling power. Whether
your ad consists of only ten words
or runs to a thousand it should
be interesting, truthful, convinc
ing -it should give to the reader
the buying1 impulse. To write
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