LOCAL NOTES
Rev. Alf Berkeley, of the class
of 1900, visited friends on the Hill
early in the week.
The Senior baseball team expects
to take a trip including several
games this spring.
Mr. Dell Withers gave a most
enjoyable spread to a number of his
friends in his room Monday night.
A recent decision of the faculty
put French 1 and German 1 on the
list of requirements for entering
the University.
The Odd Number Club will
meet tomorrow night at 7 o'clock
in the English conference, room,
Old East building.
Dr. C. H. Herty will lecture be
fore the Chemist's Club of New
York City Saturday night on the
subject of turpentines. .
The Library of the medical de
partment is now located in the
room in the old chemistry labora
tory formerly occupied by the head
of the department of chemistry.
Owing to the fact that sufficien
copy could not be secured in time
the Y. M. C. A. has been compel let
to defer the issuing of its suppl
have the address on Saturday, June
1st. Senior Class Day, and a com
mittee consisting of X)r. Eben Al
exander, Dr. Archibald Henderson,
and Dr. C. Alplionso Smith, was
appointed to secure the orator for
the occasion. A committee was
also appointed to look over the
grades of the members of the
Sophomore r and Junior' classes in
order that all prospective candidates
for the society may be encouraged to
put forth a little extra effort this
spring.
ment to The
next week.
Tar Heel, unti
The contest for places on th
University's debating team which
is to meet' Georgia's debaters on
April 12th will be held in the hal
of the Philanthropic society tomor
row niuiit. 1 here will ne seven
speakers, as follows; Messrs. C. J.
Katzenstein, h. Hoffman, P. h.
Huffman. L.-P. Matthews, K. C.
Sid bury, 1C McK. Highsmith, anc
T. W. Andrews.
Lyceum Attraction.
The Y. M. C. A. will present in
Gerrard Hall tomorrow evening the
Marriette La Dell Concert Com
pany, a iripie sun ituiaiuuii
consisting of Marietta La Dell, im
personator and reader, George Fox,
solo violinist, and Miss Mabel Pa
len, soprano. The last company
that appeared under the auspices of
the Y. M. C. A. did not receive the
natronaue that it merited. It is to
be hoped that this attraction will
receive a larger attendance.
Gymnasium Test.
Twelve of the members of the
gymnasium team which has been in
training since November entered the
trial contest for gym N. C.'s Mon
day afternoon. Of the contestants
only three succeeded in doing all
the stunts prescribed by Dr.
Lawson: Messrs. B. C. Johnson.
C. D. Wardlaw, and S. G. Noble.
Mr. Johnson made the highest
average of the three and was de
clared the best all round gym ath
lete in college by the judges, Dr.
'.'C.'S. Mangum and Mr. N. C. Cur
tis. There will be another similar
test in May, in which several of the
men who failed in this trial will
probably qualify. '
Phi Beta Kappa.
The Phi Beta Kappa Society met
Tuesday afternoon to consider the
advisability of securing a speaker
to make an address before it during
Commencement, It was decided to
Di and Phi.
The societies were of one mind
Saturday night, so far as their
queries went, at least. In both
halls the question for discussion was,
Resolved, That the federal govern
ment should levy a progressive in
come tax, the query for the Com
mencement Debate Constitutional
objections were barred in the treat
ment of the question. In both so
cieties the negative' won, Mr, W. H.
Duls making the best speech in the
Di, and Mr. L. N. Taylor carrying
of the honors in the Phi.
After the regular debate in the
Di Society Messrs. T. L. Simmons
and P. M. Williams, the society's
representatives in the Commence
ment Debate, spoke briefly on the
affirmative side of the question.
Chemical Journal Club.
The Chemical Journal Club met
in Chemistry Hall Monday night.
An unusually lull program wa
rendered as follows: New Filtering
Apparatus, Hubert Hill; A New
Nickel Reaction, Strowd Jordan
The Assimilation of Carbon Di
oxide bv Plants, J. O. Jackson
Delicate Reactions for Copper am
Zinc ( with experiments)., F. P
D ra n e ; T lie Dea t h o f M en del e j eff ,
Miss Allen; New Systems of Quali
tative Analysis, Dr. A. S. Wheel
er.
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An Appeal.
The old pump is gone. One of
our most valued treasures has been
taken from us. To.many of us it
was our first acquaintance; to all of
us it was an old friend, and when
the loss was first made known aery
ot indignation ana sorrow went up
from the whole college. Indeed we
had become so accustomed to the
sight of the old landmark, that at
irst glance we could not appreciate
he full extent of the disaster. We
el t as the people around Niagara
Falls must have felt, when some
years ago the great fall had frozen
tnd the accustomed roar and noise
1 t 1 i 111 t 1
was luisneu ascounueu, oewnuerea
thunder-struck. In place of our
antique, picturesque old relic we
now have a rough, unpainted pine
ox, while above it hangs a new,
bright, shiny, showy bucket.
What a change! Shall we. as stu
dents, permit this? What matters
it if our arms and backs did some-
imes grow stiff and our tempers
become excited in attempting to
pump a dipper of water? Let us
rise as one man and say: "Give us
mck our pump!"
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