The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-12-09

University Of the class Of 1909 -
oesah his life work in he feI.
HeilhS IN Raleigh in 1921
itdleiSh has been chosen III ~
OF the basketball unin,at ~
ne University as the town for So
80 'he Two most important games an
1He The contest win m
u"IHerslty Of Georgia and the Tn
Nersity 81 Virginia viii both hA nlar
- me capital City. the Georgia
same coming on the date Of .Iannary
.. n the Virginia contest ~ -
ulary >. The baseball schedule bov.-
ever oNerlooks Raleigh this $50.
III and Greensboro a;a No
l~olIuiate towns for staging the Two
dtniellc events between thu Tnic4r-
ailes q North Carolina and Nirgjnia
Arcadia as an Examine
Oh t~llzabethan Allegory'' is a liter
ary treatise just issued in mph
FORM by DR.. DR.. E. a. Greenlaw OF
the department of English IF the TN 81
Vefslty- IT IS q discussion of Arcadia
as a heroic poem.
n University Glee club includes
I'aielgh, Wilson and Goldsboro in its
fNe-day Eastern North Carolina trim.
winch is scheduled just preceding the
Christmas holidays.
waiter +. Fuller, who holds the dis
uhctlon OF scoring the only touch
down against the University of Nir-
GINA Within eight years when he ac.
cOmpllshed the feat on Thanksgivine
DAY IN Richmond, is an example that
upSetS the generally accepted theory
that the attributes of the scholar and
athlete are rarely found in well-bal-
anced proportions. Mr.. Fuller mikes
his athletics, studies and SCHOLARLY at
talnments in true proportions. lie j.
managing editor Of the college paper,
editor of the University magazine, anc
a leade in class activities. In add
ton. he is chairman of the neighbor-
hood work Of the Y. NJ. &. A. His
services in this field include the su.
pervisiOn of a band of IS students VIII,
walk from two to five miles in tn
country to teach in the rural SUNDAY
schools.
In the selection of an all-South At
lantic championship football eleven
the Richmond afternoon paper in
Guided Captain Lonnie Lee Alternately
of Charlotte, as right tackle, and Ro,
HomewOod. of Burlington, as RICH
end, on the first team. Homewoo,
ends in, the South by the Richmon,
sporting editor. Bull Huske, o
Fayetteville, Cardinals left en-,
gained admission on the all-South At
lantic pick Of The Times-D Dispatch
second team.
Recommendations by Head Coac
T~renchard n Captain A~bernathy t
the Athletic committee on awardin
monographs included twelve men thu
participated n the Virginia gam
They were: Tayloe, Alternately, Husk'
Homewood, Parker, Fuller. ErvM
Ramsey, Foust, Tandy, Cowell, an
Allen. Tayloe, Alternately, Huske an
HOmeWoOd were awarded stars.
English 16, DR.. J. +. Registers elias
in journalism will get up" copy an
issue the next issue of The Tar Hee
the weekly college paper. The nun
Der in the class and the compost
strength of their journalistic talen
makes it safe to say that they coul
issue a big daily with success.
William Parker, representing the il
terests Of Col. Isaac E. Emerson,
Baltimore. Md, is here s~uperintendir
the erection of a monument to M
EmerSOn'S parents. Mr.. Emerson. WI
is known far and wide, largely
account of his proprietary remedy,
a native Of Chapel Hill and an alum
nus of the University.
| EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE.