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ON THE CAMPUS. Mr. John C. Sheppard, '09, has been forced to resign his position as prin cipal of the Bennettsville -igh School, on account of ill health. Mr. Siep pard passed through Columbia on Monday on his way to his home in Edgefield. Mr. Halcott Poag spent several (lays in the Infirmary the first of tho week. ie went to his home in Rock Hill on Tuesday still suffering from an attack of grippe. Mr. S. R. Latshaw has been forced to withdraw from college on account of ill health. We are sorry to see Mr. Latshaw leave us, and hope he will return next session. Mr. R. Y. Garland has also with drawn from college. Mr. Garland re entered the second term, but has not been in good health at all. Mr. D. C. Heyward, Jr., of Charles ton, has returned to college for the remainder of the session. A resolution was passed at a meeting of the Junior Law class on Monday re quiring all members of this class to grow a moustache within one month, a heavy fine being attached for failure to comply with the terms of the reso 4 *4 +4'4 4 ++4-14**+4 4 ++4 a BIRD! cc 1 o SuI Tr H is T A ri. c The second day drew to its close with the twelfth juryman still uncon vinced. The court was impatient: "\Well, gentlemen," said the sheriff, entering the jury room, "shall I, as usual, order twelve dinners?" "Make it," said the foreman, "eleven dinners and a balc of hay." M1fet. T ill- PIrY or I'r. The blinghting of love's young dream. Pathetic advertisement in an Auckland paper: 'Wanted to sell, en gagement ring (five rubies), almost new. "-Selected. Senior Belser: A philosopher says: "The only thing worth while in life is trying to do something you can't-and doing it." Miss (sweetly): "Is that why you play bridge ?" lives of seniors all remind us, WVe can be as great as they, Tf we use their good 01(1 note books Thlat they've lef-t to p)ave the way. Tlhere's a girl from the "'Iand of the Sky," 'Who saidl to her lover, oh ! fie, Vou may kiss me, of course, But you'll have to use force, And, goodness, you're stronger than 1. "WVhat (10 you think, now, Bobbie ?" askedl his mother as she boxed his ears. "I don't think," replied the boy. "My train of thought has been dlelayedl by a hot bar."-.. lution. This resolution has been acted upon unfavorably by the 2Escu lapian Society, as they consider it un sanitary. No meeting of the Law Association was held this week, the meeting hav ing been postponed until next week. At a meeting of the Advisory Board on WVednesday afternoon, Mr. P. L. \Vright was elected as an assistant manager of the baseball team. Dr. litchell made the principal ad dress in Hartsville Itesday on the oc casion of the d(Ledication of the new administration building of Coker Col lege. The H artsville correspondent to Tihe State had the following to say of Dr. Alitchell's address: "T'his distinguished educator de lighted his hearers with ai inspiring talk. Hle referred to the great work being accomplished in the South along all lines, touching on the value of the common schools, the high schools, col leges and the universities. Industries of every order springing up on all sides as a result of training received his attention. Hle paid a beautiful tribute to the Pee Dee section and to Hartsville, and .laid great stress on the farni and the farmer as being at the foundation of Southern achievements. Dr. Mitchell's address was a masterful exposition of the best." FOR POLITENE.ss SAKE. "Pa, why do people speak of Dame Gossip ?" "IBecause, son, it isn't polite to leave off the e'."-/.r. TA K IN ITIERALIX. 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