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YLO IMJOURNAL ISSUE VOL. V. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COLUMBIA, S. C., OCTOBER 21, 1911. No. 4. GREEN AND W RESIGN Eminent Professors of the University to Go On Stage AS MUTT AND JEFF ARE GREAT SUCCESS Two Audiences Were Charmed With Their Work at Columbia Theatre. Dr. Mitchell Gives Opinion Patterson WNIardlaw, lead of the department of pedagogy, and E. I... Green, of the department of ancient languages, have resigned their po sitions on the faculty of the Unliver sitY of South Carolina to take up a stage Career. This action on the part of two of the llost popllar and eminent professors of the Uni Versity came as a sudden surprise to the students and other professors. The fact is, Professors Wardlaw and Green did not know themselves that they woud abandon teaching for the histrionic art unlit late Wednesday night, when they ac cepted a tempting offer to play the leading roles in "Mlilt and Jeff." TIhey kindly sI lbst ituted at. tle matinee and Iight performances at the Columbia theatre Wednesday and the management was so highly pleased with their work that the regular performers were "fired" and the two professors signed. As to who will succeed them on the faculty is not known, nor has it yet been announced who will ileet their classes. Dr. Mitchell will make an announcement in chapel. Sooni after the "Mutt and Jeff"' compllany arrived in Columbia Wednesday morning the actor whlo plays Jeff studdoenly became ill andl the management saw lhe w~ouldI he unable to play the matinee and pos sib)ly not thle night Per fornmance. (CmuiMw.e nn l'ae TIhre. ) ARDLAW FROM FACULTY MINISTERS OBJECT TO MISS RION'S PAPER Librarian Creates Stir Before Bible Students' Conference. TO SEGREGATE ALL INFIDELS IN WEST Her Points Summarized-She Stands Firm Under All Criticism of 11er Views. Some exception has been taken by the millnistry of this city to the seltiienlts expressed by Miss Mar garet 11. Rion, librarian of the Cniversity, ill her paper before tle Bible Students' conference in At lanta, just over. While The Game cock wishes to take n1o stand i its colslilils either way, still it Consents to give the college public the benelit of its reporting force to print tle facts il tle case so far as careful exaiiination can reveal t hieni. Unbelievers Poison. The burden of .\1iss Rion's Iper was that the large class of unbeliev ers in this country are not only a dead weight on the activities of the Christian .1iurclh, but are inl a very real sense a positive hiindrance to its wdork in the world. By the holding of views either alien or dlirectly op posing, the sect of noun-religionlists work to counteract the effect of whlatever ilissiolary alnd anliis work the organized church can perforim. To Segregate Infidels. "\Vhile these per-sons are allowed to 1ass a iog us," saidl Miss 1ion, "there is not only (anger to the progress of the church, but while we are loath to adimit such, we ourselves as Chiristians are not alo gether safe froml coitalinilationl froml) these wrong-milded ones. I ask you: '\Vhat shall be done. in the matter ?' And you answer: 'Build Ito the st rengthi of our p)resent church, so that it will be enaled to wvithstand thesc evil inifluences.' But I say that is not suflicient pre caution. Thle plan I propose is highly commendable and practicable. By' segregation of these l)ersons in TWO GLOVE AF FIGHT CAROLINA-FLORIDA TO MEET THIS DAY Davis Field Will See a Battle Royal Between New Foes. THE AMERICAN GAME AT ITS BEST This Bout Opens Up New University for Carolina's Athletic Schedules. 1re this issue of "Tlle Bird" will have come friiom tie press, Car olina will be battling w\itlh a new rival, the Uilversity of Florida. This will be the lirst time that these two universities have met on the gidiion and no doubt tle ganie holds much interest for Southern Sport lovers. Florida met the Citadel Saturday before last amid the boys from the lIverglades triumphed by a scOre f4)f 5 to 3 in a hard ftulght gae. The gailme oI Satlrday- will be a great exhibition of the .\miericaMi gonie, for Carolina has been work ing hard since her defeat by Geor gia, as was ianifested in her vic tory over the College of Charleston eleven. \\ithout doubt, there will be a battle royal on Davis FichI Saturday afternoon. The Giamecock has beeni asked to call the attention of the dancing public to the School of Graceiil Feet iiow\,- being conducted by Prof. Crane W'ariing of internatiomal repite. 1.)ro f. \Varing has Spent several years abroad seekiig (inl vain) to master his favorite pas time. IIe bears degrees of .\. 1). (Master of Danciig) from the leading schookl of Nubia and Kaf lirland. That his elforts on bwhalf of the future (lancers of Carolina are mieetinig wvith approval''~ cain he seen by the following list of char - ter mneiibers: I Iondey Reed, Fayv Simipson, G. Fi. Brooks, A. 11. Rosenberg, D eaii A. (C. Moore, et al. ''If a wvoimani should faint wouldti a II air RNest orer ?"'---( ;r ia\lon. TISTS ON SATURDAY Purdy-Marshall Bout to Be Staged in Chapel Bets Posted WEIGHT BATTLES AGAINST SPEED In Pink of Condition Are Both Principals. Ten Thousand Dollars Bet on Side Probably the biggest thiig the spolring I)ll)iC uf the SouitlietsterII States wvill have al opportuinity to see this scasonl is tle uhirdy-ALar shiall light, to be pIulled oftf in the chapel i)f the University tf South Carinac1, (1 unbia, S. C., on Sat Irday night, uctobCr 2. Irotlltler *. A. \\ right has been trying for a long" line to get these two glove artists t1gether, bit heretofte some dil"ference as to thie division of the pIrse I.hIS prevented the light. -Now, however, it i. ()illicially an n,diouticed that all moiey ditfereices have been satisfactorily adjusted and the inatch is ,sure to occur. .\arshall, eing tihe challenger, will receive "Inly one thiru of the gate receipts and one-lhdi of tle mi.ing )pictlre proceeds. .Tie remainder )f each icomlie goes to Uattering 1i11" I 'I nly. $1t lilei l, who have beeil iii traillilg foi- the event for the past two mIloiths, are said to be inl the pinik of cofditilon. The Ram has a slight advantage in the matter of weight, tippilig the beam at to-, shall will weigh in at ab out I 7. lrshl is to)ted to be a muitch faster man than his bulky antag ontist andI will rely largely Oin his speed to win the bat tle. It wvill be a 'ointest of brut e st rength againist fore, the oultcomei wVill he wvatchied (Conthinued on P~agc ThIrce.)