The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-11-18
REAL CLASS IN BASEBA
Four Students Who PoSsl
and Manifest 1t = GoveI
ment Good Roads Exp
Lectures to Varsity s.
dents = Men To the 70
front in World of Letters.

Chapel Hill. y. c.. November
tation by members of the facult,
students OF the University. which
tation had it's setting In the obSe
ance of the two Good Roads DAYS
roads expert, by an illustrated
lures called attention to the fact n
North Carolina is numbered and
the five States of the Union ~ md
backward in. the movement FOR
proved highways. Then he proceed
ed to present the disadvantage
cruing from lack of improved hig
ways in comparison to the good ty
of roads. In securing improv
highways at q minimum cost. "
BOykin enumerated three things
figuring, namely, draining. gradi1
and Surfacing.
The Alumni Review fttingly not(
that there are four men in the pred
ent student body that have exhibite
real class in professional baseba
circles. Raymond Lee, of the cla@
of 1911, now a member of the secon
year law class. was premier pitch(
Of the Carolina League of last seasol
J. A. Rousseau, of Wilkesboro. secon
year law student. pitched remarkab|
ball for Belmont College, beating ID
Charlotte leaguerS. In the Sumn(
Isl he was a king among bus
leagues. Dewitt kluttZ, of Davldsd
College, was not only a football sel
sation but vas also the speed demd
of the Eastern Carolina circuit sever
seasons ago. "Shag'' Thompson,
member Of the junior class. was Il
first choice for the left field on Il
Al-State League team. He is no
numbered in>the list of Connie Mack
precious possessions. OF course, u
der Cardinals requirements, the
men + all ineligible for the 'varsi
says The Review.
AS men of letters, sons Of CARROLL
constantly spring to the forefront
witnessed by books recently publishe
Two members of the faculty figure
the list-Dr. Archibald Henderson
book of on European drama
lists, and a Middle English Bibii
graphy," by DR.. J. M. Booker, Of I
English department. Mrs. N. :
Smith. assistant editor Of the Chata
qua, formerly a student of the II
versity, has recently published t
second OF a se<ies of books. "Stu
of American Authors is the title Of
book just published by w. G. Smii
dean Of the State Normal and Ind
trial College, a member of the class
1896 of the University. The Colul
bia University Quarterly |announC
that Leonard Charles Van Nopp'
student of Guiiford College and [
University of North Carolina.
been made a permanent member
, n Oldest literary society in Meth
1 4hn 0~o 49,
milton of his literary contributor
: Dutch literature.
: industrial education is the only 5
Walton of the negro was the thous
, presented this week to the stud.
: body of the University by Or. II.
Cnase. professor of philosophy Of .,
! cation. in discussing the TOPIC OF -,
STo Lie in the South" The relat
Oh the negro to education in this Sta
as shoWn By a recent report. indica
.nal the negro only pays his prop
'ionai educational tax through
r sources or fines and penalties impos
". stroud Jordan, once an instr
LOT IN the chemistry department
me University, and who received
IL u. degree in 1909, was a 1isi
70 the Hill this week. DR.. Jorc
\ IS now located in Brooklyn. y. !.
: neao chemist Of the American Tob
co company. He is just now spet
: ing ms vacation visiting friends
reidtfVes in Durham and Chapel I