The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14

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Durham, y. g.. December 13.-Every
four years \ convention of tho In
ternational Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION of colleges and universities
is held. This year tho convention will
be held in Kansas City. Missouri. and
will extend from December 81 to jan
uary 4. Trinity will send five student
representatives TO the convention this
year. They are as follows: Messrs
Kill. Sccrcst. Lucas. Schaffer and Lewis
-Four years ago the sixth interna-
uonal convention OF the Student Vol
unteer Movement was held at Roches-
ter, y. Y. over 800 Delegates from
all parts of tho United states and
Canada were present 1t is anticipated
that tho attendance at tho coming con
ference will surpass all previous ones
in the number OF delegates present, and
i'll the results accomplished. Some of
tho special features of the convention
VIII be addresses by promincnt mis-
sionarics from all lands. 4 part of
each day will be devoted TO helpful con
sideration of questions concerning the
student voluntee, movement through
out tho country.
AZ the regular meeting of tho Hes
perian Literary Society on Saturday
night the following officers were elect
ed to serve throughout the ensuing
quarter: president, T. w. RuarlI: l.. II.
Harbour vice president; j. w. Carr.
secretary; j. Q. Rcnfro. treasurer: III.
b. Hill. critic; +. f. Sykes. chairman
OF tho executive committee; r r.
spence. marshal: Guy Hamilton. chan
IAN. y. W. Wilson and Henry Green
burg were appointed to serve on the
executive committee r Z. Brooks. w.
w. Hutton. c. A. Tucker and Gordon
west were appointed to the new gen.
eral business committee.
AT a recent meeting OF the annual
board II was decided to issue the Chan
tcleer again this year The manage
ment went slightly In debt last year
but the deficit was much less than was
at FIRST thought Manager Starnes an
nounced that there need be no fear
mat tho Chanticleer Will not appear
IN May. Editor Bagley has appointed
competent staff OF assistants and
will get down to work immediately.
Tho interclass basketball champion
snip went 10 tho Junior class this wear
making Two successive times that that
CLASS mas captured the banner 1t was
no easy matter for tho third wear men
10 win the tito this year. and up I'LL
tho very last minute OF the final game
between tho sophomorcs and seniors
on tuesday night IT looked as If the
Juniors would have TO play off the rub
with the sophomores. The seniors com
Ing in strong at the finish. however
saved them tho trouble by defeating
the third year men and causing their
percentage to drop below that OF the
juniors AT the close of the game on
tuesday night Referee Cherry pre-
scented tho handsome banner 10 Cap
tain Frank B. Brown. OF tho Junior
team.
The Following question has been sub
mitted to the University OF South Caro-
INA 10 be debated between that uni
versity and Trinity some time in
March: Resolved, that tho United states
should maintain position as one of
Tho three leading naval powers OF the
Worio' south Carolina. II il accepts
ms query will have the privilege of
choosing the side 1t will uphold.
trinity deba ties Washington and Ice
on March u. The following question
VIII be threshed out on that date. re-
solved that the States should enforce u
minimum wage for women and children
suilcient 10 maintain q fair standard OF
lilo tconstitutionality waived. Trim.
ton.
AZ tho regular monthly meeting ~
tho science club OF Monday afternoon
III j. j. Wolfe read an interesting
paper covering tho results of his spe-
cial research work In the fisheries, NJ
beau1ort. during the summer.
IN Thursday afternoon the class in
journalism attempted soma ncwsnanor
work on practical basis The five
men or the class got up enough COPY
OF current news 70 fill n regular eight
paEe afternoon daily Attention was
paid TO the truth OF stories written ,n
JUST as II they We're going to be rrio,
cd and the embryo journalists cot
moro than vague idea Of how much
WORK ana how much material it takes
10 get out daily paper Robert r.
murray had charge OF the reportorial
stan' and wrote the editorials besides
%orkine up several Of the news stories
Al X. Pleasants and T.. f Thomson
attended TO the sporting news ri ,I,o
gay Tom Gin, NJ r. Peasants and
MI. Murray wrote up the general news
and 5. c. Dellinger and Mr. THOMPSON
got up the society ncws