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CAROLINA AND GEORGETOWN (Continued from first page) circled the end for two, more. Shea tore off 27 yards. Maher added 5 more. The next two attempts failed, and Fitzg-erald dropped back as if to kick, but the ball was passed to Sitterding' who carried it to Caro lina's 20-yard line- Shea gained 15 yards, Miller added 3 more. Fitz gerald carried it over for a touch down. Sitterding kicked goal. Score, Georgetown 6, Carolina 0. Thomas kicked off to Shea who re turned 15 yards. Shea gained 5 yards. Fitzgerald was forced to punt and Georgetown recovered the ball on her 35-yard line, bhea makes 2 yards. Georgetown pena lized 15 yards for holding. Fitz gerald punts. Williams fumbles and Georgetown recovers ball. Mil ler gained 8 yards, Fitzgerald punts to Tillett who ieturns 12 yards. Carolina failed to gain so Thomas punted to Sitterding, on George town's 25-yard line, Fitzgerald punts to Tillett who is downed in his tracks. Thomas punts to Sit terding who fumbles ball but recov ers it. On next play Manning threw the runner for a loss of 2 yards. Fitzgerald punts to Kelly who re turns 5 yards. Kelly gains 3 yards. Thomas punts to Sitterding who fumbles ball; Howell falling on it. Thomas gains 5 yards. Williams adds 3 more. Thomas makes on side kick, and Wiggins recovers ball on Georgetown's 8-yard line. Thomas ripped of 6 yards. Thomas was sent over for a touchdown. Thomas kicked goal. Score, George town 6, Carolina 6. Thomas kicked off to George town, and after the ball had ex changed hands a few times on punts the half ended. Carolina started the second half with a rush. Tillett received the kick-off on the the 35-yard line and returned it 5 yards. On forward pass to Wiggins Carolina gained 15 yards. Kelly tore off 5 yards, and Tillett added 4 more on an end rr , ' if? 1 TT- , run. l nomas gainea o yaras. jei- ly no gain. On forward pass Georgetown gets ball. Georgetown forced to punt. I nomas punts to Sitterdins- who is downed in his tracks. Fitzgerald punts to Wil liams on Carolina's 8-yard line. Thomas punts out of bounds on Carolina s 23 yard line, in two trials Georgetown gains 7 yards, t i and on next piay place kick ts attempted which fails. Thomas punts to 50 yard line. Georgetown fumbles and Carolina recovers ball. Ball on Georgetown's 30 yard line. Thomas tore off 10 yards. Outside kick goes to Georgetown on 35 yard line. Georgetown makes first down. Carolina penalized 15 yards. On forward pass Georgetown makes 30 yards, but the pass was declared illegal. After this the ball ex changed hands a few times, and the game ended when Thomas punted to Georgetown's 20 yard line. Tillett Stuart, Sitterding Shea Fallen, Maher The Royal & Borden Fur. Co. Thomas (Capt. r h Ruffin, WiJHa ms 1 h Kelly, Belden f b Time of halves, Referee, Eiseman, Umpire, Givens, Head-linesman, Gloth. Fitzgerald 25 minutes The line up: Carolina Manning, Iester Norwood Howell, Grier Deans Rogers, Garrett Wiggins r e Georgetown Miller (Capt.) r t Munhall r g Wyment, Coniff c Eager 1 g Daly 1 t O'Rouke 1 e Lowney Dr. Smith at Baptist Church Dr. C. Alphorso Smith made an address in the Baptist church Sun day night on the subject, "The Lit erature of the Bible" to an audience that filled the building to its utmost capacity. When Dr. Smith speaks he always attracts a large crowd and delights all who hear him, but on this occasion, owing to the dis tance of the church from the campus and the great number of students present, the large audience was a peculiar tribute to his popularity, and many of those who heard him thought he surpassed his best efforts. He quoted the words of a letter from Matthew Arnold to his mother, in which he said that he had used frequent references to the Bible in one of his recent .tweras because it was the only book that one could quote with anv , assurance that it would not soon be out of date. The belief is prevalent in some quar ters. Dr. Smith said, notably in some. .Northern colleges where tests have been made, that this familiar ity with the Bible has been lost. This may be true with them, he said, but from investigations which he has made, he stated, it was not true of Southern colleges. The men in the South are still familiar with the Bible, and this knowledge necessary in oruer to oe aoie to read literature understandingly. Literature, he continued, is satura ted with Biblical allusions. Daniel Webster attributed the power of his speeches largely to this source and the Bible was one of the three or four great books of Abraham Lincoln's library, and the beauty and elegance of his speeches owe niticJi to tins influence., onake speare's works are so full of these references that iuvestigators claim that, outside of religious literature, no writer has referred to it so often. Arnold is almost equalled by Chau cer, while Tennyson has references to every book in the Bible. But it has been recently discovered that Robert Browning surpasses them all in such references, having in one poem, "The Ring and the Book," quoted its thought or words five hundred times. Not only has Browning referred to the Bible often, but has taken the theme for many of his poems from it, and thrown great lijrht on it through his interpretative power. To such an extent is this true that Browning will become, through his works, he predicted, the great est Biblical commentator oi the nineteenth century. To illustrate, he took up three of these poems, 'Saul," "Lazarus," and "A Death in a Desert," gave the gist of the story of each, and showed with what rare beauty and interpreta tive power each of them had been treated. DURHAM. N. C. Dealers in HIGH (JttADfi FURNITURE. GIVE US A TRIAL UNIVERSITY DRUG CO. Carries a full line of the best Cigars, Cigarettes, and Tobacco. Agent for Huyler's Candy. Count on us to fill your prescriptions promptly. 26 years'in the drug business. E. S. MERRITT, Manager The University OF North Carolina. HEAD OF OF BOYS ! "The Old Reliable Adam" is still at the old stand, ready to serve you as usual. Everything for the student, from a shoe string to a dress suit. Anything not in stock will be ordered promptly, Books at cash. Bargains in college stationery, pennants and sou venirs. 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