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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA.
' BOARD OF EDITORS.
E K. Gkaham, , - - Editor-in-Chief.
ASSOCIATE EDITORS. . v
W.J.Brogdkn, - - - W.H.BAGMSY
P.CWhitwck, - - - - K.E.F01.WN
, P. D. GOLD, - - - - PERCY WHXTAKER
F. O. Rogers, - -
E. D. Broadhukst, -
Business Manager,
Ass't Business Mgr,
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a state of affairs should exist, and it is
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investigate; but those who are behind
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faith of thcpledares. lhese odii-
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Entered at the, Posi Office la Chapel Hill, N, C as
v second-class man manei.
Thursday Nov. 26 at 8:30 o'clock
Memorial services were held in the
Pollnwiny its usual custom of tak-
;r:, holiday the week preceding ex
aminations, the present issue of the
Tak Hekl will close the series ivi .
The University is proud of its foot
ball team. It represented her as she
likes to be represented. The fact that
it was a physical contest rather than
o triATital makes no essential difference.
Tf ;c matter of nride to her because
Vi a tnptl who stood for her displayed a
noble type of manhood and fought as
men fight who have a deep and strong
passion for the cause or the institntion
they represent.
They struggled against, iraucuuuuc
odds; odds that in foot ball are well
nigh irresistable; but they met the
great discrepancy in weight with grit
termination that were: alsj al-
A Lettar From Mr. Reynolds.
Richmond, Nov. 2)th.
Editors of Tar Heel:
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Oak Hall, Gourtley knows nooning
nf thfi Harkaways, and as '"duns"
are very pressing, he accepts .tne
opportunity to escape his creditors.
Charles Courtley and uazAiy -rive
at Oak Hall, where they meet
Mark Meddle, a country lawyer,
whose name aptly describes ins
rhnrarter. Charles sees Grace ana
fill dosneratelv in love with Grace
at first sight, but discovers that she
Is about to Le married, to whom lie
does not know. . Meanwhile,- Grace
meets Sir Harcourt, Dazzle is wel
corned by Max, to whom he intro
d ns Charles Courtley as a Mr
"Hamilton." And now comes one
of the strongest situations in tlu
play, the meeting between lather
nnd bn and the denial ot Ins latnei s
identity by that son, who is spurred
on bv Dazzle.
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iV labse of two days occurs, oir wisdom, his nie to tne ordinary
Unriirt ; full of anirrv suspicion, man gives the best lesson that
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Chapel in honor of the late Dav
, TXT .J1
Uaston vvorxn.
The services were opened by Re
Mr. Wilson, who read a chapt,
and ottered a short prayer. Pitti
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tnuiues weie paiu 10 tne ii le ot M
Worth by JUr. Alderman, Dr. Ma
ning", and Dr. battle. His chai
ter was spoken of as oeculiarlv
1 v.
emplary. Unambitious, unassert
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ive irienas anu vveaiin came to
" v "iiji,
Strong, serious, earnest, he drprimo,!
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not that he had any fame, but fame
came to him the fame of a noble
and a pure soul. He possessed a
remarkable sagacity in business
affairs, and to his business he devo
ted all of his energy, character, and
wisdom. His life to the ordina
id
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n-
.rac-
exert-
urn,
and he writes for his son.
Dazzle's life rnn jrive the diynitv and d-Wv
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I beg the' privilege of using your an(jth:e'loyc pas-.c between Grace from the public gaze. lie was a
columns to express, my tnaiS nnd vouno-' Courtlev, rouses up simplecountry gentleman, a man
v C. for thciraBjr business, who lived a noble life.
kindnesses and their conratula- -aaUy Gay Spanker appear Ui mttie tompaieu ins me to
tions; to congratulate and tnanic tnc cerKtf-. This seems to be an that ot nis iatner, governor xvonn.
l. t 1-.,: f'tithf ill service aild : ; , 'I" . ' - 1 iT- ,11.," r4.U P.,tVi- v..f ixnAnwoA
scruus ioi iuui -" ; , oudlv 7 assorteu coupie. xjvuy uum mn'" "vv v"w,,,vu
furthermore, to commena tnc . , . . , bashful foolish with the same high qualities of
TTnivpr tv the tootbai team m ji , r'-r-
S h has faithfully and nobly little gentleman, who relies impl.c- character. .. -
, i 721 iu v,f nf ?ts Alma fipld-s-oort loving wife. Mr. Worth was graduated from
worKen nn c. , .wV .... ------ t - , .1QS, v
Mater. . iShe, -with . tier, youtnim mia, mc wuovl-j.v . -
Resp. yours, - - ; makes a good impression on Sir Har- years he was a success! ul merchant
Will a. ic nuius. APvfirt .naiip R;,;nrr uothein Wilmington. lie went out ot
. " i I i t v. .- I crM-n fwM v;n"i nrn on
itHrinu' ssurance . situation, proposes io .youuK v.uul uumuv. .... P
London Assurance r t t.inf L,,, nf ' fWlin hea th. He
a.uu ii. fit, lev that tney iix up ti piut u mi., av. fc
most irresistable and the .result was The followinff is a synopsis ot the J q Qa Spanker ,oved the University with a tender
that the game was one of the prettiest y be nted next Friday sWdentraphhninto a dec- affection, and was ever ready tc
" " . . . , ftthpfipM with a (JluD: . i , n render voun Court ev assistance. lie gave 5ovv iowaiu .uun
2 Tf uTota her favof she had Charles Courtley, a fash.onab e consints to the the Capel. S100 to tlu- C:b
home on a vacation, - ,.. ..i o;, u;.w,- -,n,l CinnO t Ute Alumn;
defeated the pluckiest, grittiest, iwu. jfi, WpUicked Plan' ancl Proceeus lu -l' ,, ,,,),
that ever stood on the Southern grid- has been on a "spree, He ,s picked into an pression of love. Building He also established tin
a Mr. Dazzle, a man aDOUi . , "o- -rr .v,o- w,-4-fc Prip in PhilosoDhv.
iron. "J s - i.u'nr Dazzle persuaaes on iwn.uuuuiai -- (
The team of '97 has made the way town, who no one knows anyttiinb desperately in iove Dr. Alderman read a copy ot res
straight for a winning team next sea- of but Who everybody tolerates on J Harcourt pluno-es olutions of respect drawn up by the
tt 4V, a iri no and in the nf h "devil-may-care , - T , , ; T Ti- T-0frn;tv. of which Mr.
sou. awF -r tuwHk . t - . ... headlonc and proposes u umiy u. w. y
fall of 'V8 "Champions ot the ; South gt and his cordial geniality. v . She cotlsents in Worth was a member,
will again be written across the faite After considerable trouble, Dazz e th
manacresLo C1, . f , ovir Meanwhile, Grace and Gharles
before his father, oir nar-
uic I tn 1 1 nesneratei v in iuvc nim , ,.
rrua mfihnA. now in use,
of electing -rt Sir Harcourt Courtly, "V"C . .i... ..:. J . ri,- P.lUlm Mitchell bcicnti
tVi editors of the Tar Heel has for a , over sixty, still imagrines n' ,ti riRrtUv held its November meeting
long time been very unsatisfactory to & ng and handsome man. -a bUen.hearted. But in the Chemical Lecture Koo 4
x j io naWs success. . ... . .- .it. ;0 appears .. uv.aitv.vi. . ... iimvim'1
tnOSe lniercsucu r-r . i.n,)(1, V,ritt in lllS VOULU, uc .... ?.. ' liTi,oi:Hnvmo-ht.. X lie r.
For several years (barring the present " m , ..- old' tr;end, Courtley soon tu ns. ,n o,u, . - ; - . ,
one of course) the chief burden .near- "'l",. ' lends h;m Urge persona. ' Mem, e nas oern o(
. f .u aAi4rr has been Mr. iiaruaw aj ,, w id PVervbo( v. and informs 1. ihe Atomic nch
rea oy man, ui r " mnnev 0 mortjraffes. tiark- ; .. .J
the granting the use ot tneir names . -. - ,,iilfr1.fpr Spanker tnat uauy vjdj i auwui w
ine 81 5 . . :i.J, ,1; Ipnviny his daugr liter, - - .
adorn the top of the page-apnvucg. awaj .... - , ,
i.i r tVip (rnrird anship Oi ntr
highly appreciatea dui rauici uuF uiaw, vw.w... .
- ductive of practical r results. Many uncle, Max Harkaway, with this
men who get on the board care noth- wjil:- If on attaining the age. ot
ing about it, and many , would like to nineteerif she would consent to mar
have a place who see no way to make fy gir HarcoUrt, he should receive
it. Bv the present method, too, the , father's property, as her
voumrer set of men seem to stand noT, Tf she should refuse, it
chance, and H is rarely the case that woulJ all reVc.rt to Sir Harcourt's
even a Junior gets a posiuuu. , . , . .. . ; .
For these and many other consuier- " & maMcn, who. has
ations we think that some- reform s j' J., , Lire de coeur,'' con-
needed, and suggest as a oegiuuiug . . -.
that places be offered to thevtwb, men sents. Squire Hi r
1 -'.ice.c- wVirt in wuw. ronies to ir iiarcourt s
from tno tnree www viaw , - , r..i
mmnPtition show themselves best, fit- house and there encounters DazJe.
. . A i 4t,o r,r.arri; 'the'cornbetUion Prnmitur the latter must be, a
A ; rntP-iirs of meetimrs and ( -a n( he family, Max invites
in,. or anv sort of communication . . . th weddinjf, which is to take
that comes within the scope of the place at. his country estate, Oak
naoer. These two editors could be for Dazzle, of course, readily
the time an ad4Uion to the regular . Sir Harcourt and Max
force. Then if the plan prove success-1 ' HaU and later in
ful it could gradually be extended, - h . s, t off
til itwould include the greater part o debauch,
v. hoard We hope some sucn iiincui.i- v-"- -
Lenw 11 be adopLd at the first meet-Und finding Dazale, mak.ng h,n,se f
men i wm r i. nr-rbra 1k servants
inr of the Athletic Association uiuci quiie at u.v
Christmas. to show him to the door But Daz-
" ' ' zle reproaches him, and coolly ex-
The managers oithe foot tall tea.,, tends him an invitation tj,n.l a
Mve wncrienccd some difficulty in time with h.n, at Ins (0 eUte,-
iering wnn cvu,.;
r i... iLi r ip.o nhrtnf to ni urn. Dr. Venanit
opatiKer ulvl ... . ; r - various ek-
1 . -. . . triA AMtlTT 1 I n 1 111 1 I II 1. J I ' - -
elope. SpatiKer uecomcc, vm, . - - , ronlPositiw
jealous and challenges Sir Harcourt nienU enteral m o t u
to a duel. The duel, however, is ot zirconium
stopped by Max, through informa- It was shown that the
tion from . Lady Gay ' nar es is tions m.tuu " r'-; , th-
arrested for debt by Mr. bolomon do not a-rcC, .
Isaacs, who proves that Courtley Atomic Weight to be .
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and Hamilton are ''one and the same others
person." Grace pays the debt, and W-SiV f Hi,r
offers her hand and fortune to young 2. "Some Novel Des s i
. i-vv." tt Qcoorl "NTiivurritlon. "tu
Courtley. vir namnui iu.itw wy .-.B- tet
and Lady Gay Spanker have come
to an understanding and are iiappier
than ever. . But who is Dazzle? The
iohisad.uiartracUu.K,-
are two locomotives. -
posed is 700 feet long ami W fl
than ever., liut wiio is ui.c; x nc wi(ki The locomou - .j
reply is in substance this: "Dazzle the principle of the " 1 ie;l1?()nlik;
s izzle. " and in this way a speed ot 1- ,
u,., 'it.'iinca.
Baccalaureate Sermon.' 3.' 'Specimens of P1;a,1lriott:,
Dr. Wilber F. Tillett, Dean of the Flora of Rocky Mt. n
Ituv of Vander- Mr. Ashe. . , i?i0ra
Mt Unive'raylias been elected to ( The simUanty c .t uf t1
preach the Baccalaureate Sermon the Rocky Mis. to and
"tXu is a native North Car- on.ybv an experienced
,,,iian and lived in the state Beveral PrVlincin tk "
vears He is a gitted speaKer anu auuw. v-.
eminent divine and the : class of of rpetual snow. ffJS
,re to be contra tulaled upon the H ... cs s
excellent sei'jction.