. Highland Echo 1915-1925. A. N. Wilson, Jr.Prof. E. R. Hunter ? Exchanpe- Alumni Business Ministère Porter H. Turner - Bus CAN. Manager siège réservé SALErOR LYCEUM COMMENCE Numéro d'ouverture, ou AboutOctober sur 17ème. Le 17 octobre l'ouverture de la fac-hepresented Lyceum programme permettra à Voorhees Chapelle. Thisnumber byMozart l'Impressario sera présenté par l'AmericanSociety de chanteurs sous la direc-tion de Wm. Wade Henshaw. Nous sommes d'abonnement - 1,25 $ par yearThirty garantie questions. Si stu-dents ne souhaitent recevoir leurs trente numéros de l'Echo des Highlands . , , X ?. j'ai payé fo

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. Highland Echo 1915-1925. A. N. Wilson, Jr.Prof. E. R. Hunter ? Exchanpe- Alumni Business Department Porter H. Turner - Bus. Manager RESERVED SEAT SALErOR LYCEUM BEGINS Opening Number On, Or AboutOctober 17th. On October 17 the opening num-ber of the Lyceum program will hepresented in Voorhees Chapel. Thisnumber will be The Impressario byMozart presented by the AmericanSociety of Singers under the direc-tion of Wm. Wade Henshaw. We are Subscription Rate - $1.25 per yearThirty issues guaranteed. If stu-dents do not desire to receive their thirty issues of The Highland Echo . , , x ?. i paid for in the students activity : fortunate indeed to secure such tal-fee the Business Manager will mail I ent since this light opera is playir-u:same to any address in the U. S. I a one weeks tour of the South asfor twenty-five cents extra. All sub-I ^j^^ ^^.^^ performance outside ofscnptions must be paid by October I , , , , , , . , . ^ 15, if not they will be taken from . New ork and the immediate vicni- the mailing list.. There is an idea pervalent insome localities that the only sports-manship thats shown in a game isthat which the players exhibit.Such an idea is highly erroneousand should be so branded wherevf-rmet. There are two kinds of sports-manship about a football game— that shown by the men on the fieldand that shown by the rootersin the stands. Maryville has alwaysstood firmly for both kinds unJevery year has caused much favor-abla comment among Knoxvillespectators at the U- T. game. The true sportsman doesnt yellwhen his opponents are callingsignals, he doesnt jeer or cry cig-arettes when a hard fighter iscarried off, he doesnt criticize thereferee, he doesnt hurl insultingepithets across the field at hisrivals—hes just a true sportsman, conducting himself accordingly :nvictory or defeat. Saturday will test our mettle.Lets all be square, clean, sports-men! * * * * Dr. Gillingham recently told hisTheism Class that fact and truthre not necessarily identical. Read-ing news

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