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ON THE CAMPUS. Dr. W. B. Burney went up to Bat's Cave, N. C., last Saturday to see about his apple orchard, etc., on his farm near there. Dr. Gordon B. Moore also paid a visit to his summer home at -Edny ville, N. C. Dr. Moore has a large farm there, and it was in this interest that lie spent the first part of the week there. Prof. F. Horton Colcock attended the convention of the American Insti tute of Electrical Engineers held at Charlotte, Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Dr. Mitchell is in Sumter today at tending a public health conference held there today. He is to speak to night at the Baptist church in Sumter. Mr. E. Marion Rucker, recently elected professor in the Law Depart ment, spoke to the students in chapel for a few minutes on Thursday morn img. Mr. Janson, manager of the "Two Old Confederates," Mr. Polk Miller's play, paid the campus a visit on Thurs 16 day. The students enjoyed a rare treat in a short talk by Mr. Janson upon Swedish Life, at chapel service Thursday morning. Mr. James 0. Sheppard suffered a CA severe accident on Wednesday after * noon. While cranking his "new = Chalmers '30,'" the lever reversed and broke his wrist. Mr. A. G. Hart spent several days the past week at his home in Laurens. *4as* a B I R D EXPERIENC. A young woman applied to an Eng lish surgeon for a position as nurse in his institution. Ie asked: "lave you had any previous experience?" She dazzled him with a reassuring smile. "4xperience?" she cried. "I should think so. Two of my brothers play football, another has tried to cross the channel in an aeroplane of his own make, mother is a suffragette and father keeps a motor car."-Tit Bits. * * * DIScRIMINATION. Professor Snowden: "No, no, Mr. Moore; that is incorrect. You do not raise )eople. You rear )eoi)lc and raise dumb111 beasts." "Fresh" Moore: "Please, sir, who raisedl you ?" * * * CHTT'ER IN Tri Coi4u. Suburban : "I wvas late ; dlelayedl from two-to-twvo to two-twvo." Commenter: "Me, too; I mistook four-four for four--'fore-four." * * * Sweetest thing in all the wvorld, Just the dlearest little girl Is she? Swyeetest thing in all the land, Just the dearest little man Is he? Swveetest couple would they miake, If the man she'd only take Will she ? Mr. D. Edward Finley, Jr., left last Saturday for Washington to spend a week with his parents, Congressman and Mrs. Finley. Mr. Finley has at tenled a iiumber of the Easter social affairs in the capital city. The bur den of getting out TiE GAMECOCK, of which Mr. Finley is Editor-in Chief, has fallen on Mr. S. S. Wil liams, the Associate Editor. A number of the students spent Easter Sunday at home, among whom were Mr. R. M. Cooper, Jr., Mr. Hal cott Poag, Mr. Robert Laird, Mr. Lawrence Kirkland and Mr. Randolph Murdaugh. As spring comes on we all have a lazy feeling to come upon us, and it was in the hope of getting rid of this feeling that several of the students spent last Sati day and Sunday in the Infirmary. Those were, Messrs. Randolph Murdaugh, Robert Laird, Philip McNair, Charles Ashley, James 1-ammond, Benjam in Rainsford, Paul K. Bowman, C. G. Wyche and J. 0. Havird. Messrs. V. A. Parrott, W. B. Bur ney, R. E. Seibels, B. C. Trippett, R. M. Cooper and J. -1. Cooper attended the Easter German in Winnsboro on Thursday iiight. Marion Rucker Fills Vacancy. (Continued from Page One.) torney ii the Department of the In terior, Washington, D. C. In 1897 he returned to Anderson and has rep resented his county in the Legislature, beinig Chairman of the Committee on Ways and Means. Mr. Rucker mar ried Miss Bessie Kinard, of Columbia. S E ED. A BucLY INCIDENT. IIuster but a bull: The bull got dusty, Th'le dust was Buster. * * * A NAkutj-ivY AUTo. Willy met ai auto. The auto, was frilly. 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