High School Literary.The pupils of the high school held their regular literary exercises in the chapel yesterday at 2:45. with the folio wi n g prcgra m:Song. '* Klt;t.udiantina..........1 -acomeHigh School Chorus.Select reading Vita McNairDebate. •‘Resolved, That the present condition of affairs in South Africa warrants the intervention of foreign powers in behalf of peace”......Affirmative. Orville Rinehart. August Hover. Negative. Will Campbell. Walter Anderson.Song. Morning Song’*..........MoffatHigh School Chorus.Hy request of the debaters judges were named -three true and tried men: Rev. I.W. Smith, Rev. V\ K. Dickinson, Rev. A. lt;Ormond, who gave a majority decision in favor of the negative.Mr. Arehy Campbell, president of the Uuird of education, was present, also Mr. F. M. Aungat. whose son Grover is a member of the freshman class.The fever for debate is now the char-arteristic of the literary exercises, it i a very proper and profitable outlet for all enthusiasm that should be felt in all work where the young are leaders. The visitors were pleased wit h the spirit of 1 he exercises and spoke most highly of all the debaters,remarking that there w«s evidence of research. They were more than pleased with the music. Already there is a manifest reward for the umo given to this branch of study. Music is now a required study in thlt; grades.