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THE DEVIL IN THE BELFRY
(With profuse apologies to Mr. Poe
and the carpenter that fixed the bell.)
When Mr. Poe wrote the Devil in
the Belfry he described the confusion
and chaos that ireigaied when one
day the town clock failed to .chime
out the hours. And such a confusion
it was. Dogs forgot that they were
dogs, cabbage growing in tne garden
turned trink from embarrassment and
things even went so far that some
of the inhabitants noticed the differ
ence and began to wonder what could
the matter be.
JFrom the time that the oldest and
most wrinkled bat in the belfry atop
of South Building, first saw daylight
the old bell has been the perpetrator
of the sound that announces every
thing from "time to get up" to "hash
is ready." It has been this bell that
Jike some remorseless demon drove
the persecuted students into the lairs
of the "Profs", that also announces
to the one student in the class who
does not go to sleep on war issues,
that it is time io wake up the other
and more fortunate members of the
class. Then it was this bell that an
nounced to the crowd, that gazed from
the classroom window, hoping against
hope that the instructor would not
come, that a "Grat" was theirs, . It
Is also the same old bell that always
persists in ringing "Get up" about
ten seconds or so after you go to
sleep. Grand old time honored, dust
covered, mellow toned bell! Small
wonder then the confusion you create
when you insist on remaining silent.
GOING, GOING, GONE
s Tune "Good-by girls, I'm through."
Good-bye food, I'm through
With almost all of you.
I say good-bye to you
Without the least regret.
I'm on the road to thinness,
That fascinating slimness,
And to candy all I say,
Good-bye "sweets," good-bye "meats"
I'm at the diet table now.
CAROLINA QUINT ENDS
SEASON WITH BIG END
OF PERCENTAGE COLUMN
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down before the Tar Heels to the
tune of 42-28. But the tide turned
and Carolina suffered defeat at the
hands of V. P. I. twice, once on their
home floor and again the following
night in Roanoke, where a fifty-fifty
game was played. Thus the Carolina
quint ended her most successful trip
thru Virginia. Travelling each day,
playing each night, she broke fifty
fifty, three won, three lost. From the
standpoint of pleasure it was a most
congenial trip, and very successful
from a financial view.
"On to Raleigh" became now the
slogan of not only the team but the
entire student body, "Vengeance is
mine," sayeth Carolina, and the stu
dent body moved on Raleigh en masse.
The first half of the game was one of
the best played games witnessed in
these parts in years, ending 14-14.
The Orange and Blue came back
strong in the next half and for the
second time this season Carolina went
down before her ancient and greatest
rival. But with a new determination
the team started on the last lap of
the season, the southern trip. Meet
ing one of the strongest "Y" teams
in the Sate, Carolina nosed out a vic
tory, 51-46. Davidson, contrary to
her usual form and "rep", was easy
meat. The team received a wire
from graduate manager Woolen to
journey to Camp Jackson, and return
ed with her scalp as the last trophy of
the season.
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In all sixteen games were played,
ten of which were victories for the
Carolina quint. i" Only three teams de
feated them, these being Durham "Y",
Virginia, and V. P. I. each? one taking
two games, the last game in each case
being very close and hotly contested.
.Unbeaten by any college m the State.
Carolina claims that she has at least
an equal claim with any other State
quint for the championship honors of
the State. Financially it was the beat
season any N. C. quint ever had, also
the prospects for next season are very
bright. Carlyle Shepherd, formerly
forward and captain-elect of the 1917
18 quint, how serving in foreign
fields, will return ; to complete his
course. Douglass, of Trinity, and
Liipfert, Morris, Carmichael, of this
year's squad will be on back, and
after winning the state championship
for '19 Carolina intends to go out for
bigger game next year m the shape of
the South Atlantic honors.
CAROLINA PlAYMAKERS
PRESENT FIRST PROGRAM
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
(Continued from Page 1)
Bill,' Frances' suitor lAlbert Oet
tinger.
Mr. Sanderson, Professor of SO'
ciology in love with Barbara Arthur
Spaugh.
Rosetta, the maid Sally Vick Whit
field.
Potter, the man Chester Burton.
Dr. Moss) the parson John Lasley,
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ivunerva wunam uoiortn.
Cupid Edward Kidder Graham.
"The Return of Buck Gavin" by
Thomas Wolfe.
Buck Gavin, a mountain outlaw
I nomas Wolfe,
Mary, his sister Mrs. James Mof
fat. The sheriff Frederick H. Cohn.
"When Witches Ride" by Eliza
beth A. Lay.
Uncle Benny, owner of the cross
roads general store George ' McKee.
Ed. his son W. H. Williamson.
Jake George Denny.
Phoebe Ward, witch Mrs. S. C.
Leavitt.
Production Department
Producing Committee: Professors
McKie and Bernard, Mrs. S. E. Lea
vitt. --.
Director of Stage-Craft: Professor
P. H. Daggett.
Director of Lighting: Professor
Lear.
Director of Construction: Professor
Rankin.
Director of Scene Painting: Miss
Pritchard, ,
Mistress of Wardrobe: Mrs. J. H.
Pratt.
Stage Settings and Properties:
Professor Lasley, Mrs. Dey, Miss
Love.
Business Manager: Mr. C. T. Wool
en,.
House Manager: Prof. Wheeler.
Ass't Stage Manager: Chester Bur
ion.' Director of Orchestra: E. S. Lind-
sey.
Director of Publicity: W. R.
Wunsch,.
Scene Painting: Misses Pritchard,
Lay, Thornton and Kennette. Messrs.
Thornton, Sumner and Coker.
CAROLINA VICTORIOUS
OVER DAVIDSON; CLAIMS
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
(Continued from Page 1)
Substitutes: Carolina, Brown,
Hodges, Griffith.
Time of halves, 20 minutes. '
Referee: Foul, of Charlotte Y. M.
C. A. ' . ' '
Carolina defeated the Charlotte
"Y" team in a fast and exciting game
of basketball Friday night by the
score of 51 to 56, the first half end
ing 29 to 23. Billy Carmichael, scor
ing 21 points, played exceptionally
good ball for Carolina, while Marsh
and Wyatt played well for the "Y"
team.
Following was the line-un and
points scored:
Carolina Charlotte
Carmichael (21) ............ Wyatt (18)
K. t .
Lynch (14) ... Marsh (18)
L. F.
Liipfert (6) Kirby (4)
C. , : .
Morris (4) 1...:................ Mason (6)
K. G.
Cuthbertson (6) . Cunningham
L. G.
Substitutes: Brown for Lynch.
Time of halves, 20 minutes.
HAMLIN GARLAND SCORES
HEAVILY IN INITIAL TALK
TO LOCAL STUDENT BODY
(Continued from Page 1)
grace, and subtlety as the main points
to be borne in mind by the . young
writer.
While not disparaging local pa
triotism, Mr. Garland entered an
earnest plea for a greater exchange
that leadethr to fuller understanding
between the North and South. Theor
etically the North and South are the
same. Actually such is not true, he
declared. We have got to grow to
ward this full unity. The world war
just passing, which brought the
North and South together on the bat
tlefields, found in the brothers from
the two great sections of the coun
try many similarities and identical
enthusiasms.
Speaking to the students in chapel
Friday morning, he urged them to
arraign themselves as a counter-balancing
power to check the present
tendency toward Bolshevism.
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