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coming season. Leave
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Solicits the patronage of faculty, students, and citizens on fur
nishings, Ralston and Walkover Shoes, Holeproof, Buster .
Brown, and Phoenix Hosiery, Arrow Collars.
Lowest prices and polite attention.
Owen Armstrong. (TolUge Agents
ATTENTION PLEASE
tame Moore pen that went through vv
college with them. Better buy a Moore
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Your YACKETY YACK
is going to 6e GO OD That fs Settled
Whether there will be a Yackety Yack next year depend
upon the Success or Failure of this year'.
M AKE I T A S UCC ES S I
Pay your Class and County Club Dues and see that all of the Or
ganizations to which you belong remember the Yackety Yack in pre
paring their budgets.
Interesting Meeting of the
Latin-American Club Held
The Tar Heel is counting on your paying for The Tar Heej
; Elliot Cooper read an interest
ing and timely paper on the "Com
mercial Relations between Latin
America and the United States,''
before the regular fortnightly
meeting of the Latin-Americaii
Club Monday night. A warm dis
cussion, led by William Bailey,
followed Mr. Cooper's talk.
Quoting the Biblical phrase,
"where thy treasure is, there also
will bo thy heart", Mr. Cooper said
that commercialism is a tie which
binds nations closer together than
anything else. "A true and sym
pathetic understanding between
nations cannot be gained by legis
lation alone", he said. "There
must be some closer ties than laws
and doctrines. Intimate commun
ication through trade channels is
the best way to promote friendly
feelings with Latin America.
In every way we are more close
ly connected with the continent
than any other nation, and it is
only logical that we should secure
this valuable trade," he said.
The speaker strongly advocated
the possession of the Carribean
Islands by the United States.
They would mean morre to us, he
said, than to the nation by whom
they are now owned, and the prog
ress made by Porto Rico under
our care shows how profitable it
would be for these Islands to be
long to the United States.
COMMENCEMENT DEBATING
QUERY IS ANNOUNCED
"Resolved, That the U. S. gov
ernment should conscript every
male citizen between the ages 18
and 45 into some form of service
during the period of the war," is
the query selected for this spring's
commencement debate. This de
bate will be a junior affair be
tween the two societies held on
Monday night of Commencement
week. The Phi Society has the
negative and the Di the affirma
tive. The preliminaries will be
held in the two society halls about
he first of May. The best
speaker on the winning side in the
final contest will be awarded the
Bingham Medal for debate.
At a meeting of the Interna
tional Polity Club on Wednesday
night, John S. Terry led the dis-
cussion on "Japanese-American.
Diplomacy."
GOOD BASKETBALL IS
SEEN ON CLASS COURT
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class game, 34-5. The Freshmen
easily outpassed the Sophs, and
it soon became a guess as to how
many points the first year men
would pile up.
Roberson, Erwin, and Van Nop-
pen starred for the Freshmen, as
ar as field goals went. Fulton and
Morris played good covering
mi r l i 1 1
gan.es. ine csopn team snowed
ack of team work. The line-up
and summary :
Freshmen Erwin, 1. f. (3) ;
Van Noppen r. g. (4); Roberson
(4) ; Morris, 1. g. (1) ; Fulton,
g. (2).
Soph Martin, 1. f . ; Lindsay, r.
; Phelps, c. ; Martin, P., 1. g. ;
ay, r. g.
Substitutions: Stone for H.
Martin ; Kittrell for Phelps.
Senior-Fresh
The Seniors took another step
towards the class championship
Thursday by defeating the hither
to undefeated Freshmen, 31-22.
The Freshmen got the jump in
the first half and at the end of 20
minutes play had the big end of a
11-5 score. , But the fourth year
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men came back strong in the last
half and ended up with another
victory.
Peacock, Hawkins, and Ravenel
starred for the Seniors. Hawkins
was especially deadly on foul shots,
making 5 good out of 7. Rober
s3n played the best game for the
Freshmen, getting 14 of their 22
total. The line-up and summary :
Seniors Peacock, 1. f . ( 5 ) ;
Hawkins, r. f. (3) ; Ravenel, c.
(3) ; Ambler, 1. g. ; Devereaux and
Rrmstrong, r. g. (2).
Freshmen Rourk, 1. f. ' (2)j
Erwin, r. f. ; Roberson, c. (6);
Morris, 1. g. (2) ; Fulton, r. g.
Soph-Junior
The Sophs showed a complete
reversal of form Thursday and
held the Juniors to a hard-earned
38-34 victory.
Both teams played a good pass
ing game, though the Sophs were
better able to make their shots
count. Corpening was the individ
ual star for the Juniors, obtaining
nine field goals and five foul goals.
Durham also played a good game.
Kittrell and Stone did most of the
scoring for the Sophs. The line
up and summary follow:
Juniors Parker and Durham,
(5), 1. f. ; Price and Hodges (1),
r. f. ; Corpening, c. (9) ; Wright,
1. g. ; Andrews, r. g. (2)
Sophs Snyder and Lindsay
(2), 1. f. ; Stone, r. f. (5) ; Kittrell
c. (7); Harvey, 1. g. (1); Mar
tin, B., r. g.
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