Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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UNIVERSITY DIRECTORY EXECUTIVE OFFICERS. S. C. MITCHELL, M. A., Ph. D., LL. D., D. D., President. On leave of absence at Brown University. ANDREW C. MOORE, A. B., Acting President. Campus. PATTERSON WARDLA w, A. B., LL. D., Dean of the Department of Educa tion. College street. F. HORTON COLCOCK, C. E., LL. D., Dean of the Department of Physics and Engineering. Campus. M. HERNDON MOORE, A. B., LL. B., Dean of the School of Law. Pick ens and Gervais streets. LEONARD T. BAKER, A. M., Secretary. Sumter street. MRS. S. L. LATIMER, Matron, Stew ards' Hall. Green street. GENERAL. IRVINE F. BELSER, President Athletic Association. 12 W. Rutledge. B. JENNINGS WHITE, President Aca demic Class. 6 E. Rutledge. J. COPELAND MASSEY, President Law Class. 5 E. Legare. RICHARD M. JEFFERIES, President Clariosophic Society. W. Harper. JNO. C. SHEPPARD, JR., President Eu phradian Society. 6 E. Rutledge. JNO. C. SHEPPARD, JR., President Y. M. C. A. 6 E. Rutledge. ROBT. M. COOPER, JR., Acting Mgr. Football Team. 9 E. Rutledge. ROBT. M. COOPER, JR., Manager Base ball Team. 9 E. Rutledge. Tiios. K. VASSY, Manager Basket ball Team. DeSessaure. ROBT. E. GONZALES, Editor-in-Chief "Garnet and Black." Senate street. B. JENNINGS WHITE, Editor-in-Chief "Carolinian." 6 E. Rutledge. L. WARDLAV SMITI, Editor-in-Chief "Gamecock." 9 E. Rutledge. IRVINE F. BELSER, Busincs Manager "Garnet and Black." 12 W. Rut ledge. L. WARDLAW SMITH, Business Man ager "Carolinian." 9 E. Rutledge. BERNARD MANNING, Business Man ager "Gamecock." 6 Monte Carlo. From Across the Hall-"Hey, Jack, I hear your roommate is on the wire I" Jack-"Yes, and I wished it was barbed." Fresh Harper-"Bush, wliat is a Co-ed?" Junior Bush Mr. II. H. Heyward, Jr., visited friends on campus during the week and witnessod the Davidson-Carolina game. Prof. r<eith, in Second French "They 'say, Mr. Graydon, that after you are twenty-one years old, you never can learn to speak French cor rectly ?" Fresh Graydon - "Why, that's nothing, Professor, I knewm a French man in Greenwood once who had been here twenty-five years and couldn't speak a word of English." Prof. Keith---"Well, Mr. Graydon, he must have been exceptionally dull." Fresh Graydon-"No, sir; Profes sor, lie was only dumb." Senior Lee-"Lucy qobb is in Athens, isn't it? Junior Parrott-"Is she Ty Cobb's sister?" "No, she is his wife." Five Great THE FIR] By Robert I 100,000 printed THE LURE 0 By Harolc "The best selling THE MAN FRC By George Ba: A book on the THE LITTLE BROV By Meredit "Moonshine THE FLY ON By Katherine "A Brilli., $1.35 each, express IC All five $6.50. Deliv The Gonzal Phone 1848 Dr. Moore (in Ethics)-"Miss Yarborough, give a classical instance, where the definite law of the State comes into collision with the more customary principle of family affec tion." Miss Yarborough-"A classical in stance of such a conflict is found in the ANTIGONE of Sophocles. HE (An tigone) prefers the latter, because it is of immemorial antiquity and its origin cannot be traced, whereas the law makes and unmakes itself. Special Holmes wants to know if the back band is the part of the har ness that goes under the horse's tail. Mr. J. B. Reeves, 'Varsity 'o7, is visiting Mr. Bernard Manning and his many Carolina friends. Senior Manning ("The Battery") -"There's no doubt about its being cold there when it is cold." Who will be a starter among the University boys of a campaign fund subscription list? Big Ones [NG LINE, V. Chambers. on first edition F THE MASK Macgrath. Book in America." IM BRODNEY'S rr McCutcheon. 3[raustark order rN JUG at KILDARE h Nicholson. -nd Mystery" THE WHEEL Cecil Thurston tnt Story" c. per vol. extra. ered for $7.00. es Book Co. Columbia, S. C.