Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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There are a hundred or more varieties beckoning to you from every smoke but there is only one that is "DIstiuctvels Individual" the purest and best of to bacos -delightful flavor --mild and satisfying! Your college chum. 20 More Fatisa sold i. this coutry Man ay other cigarette I OFFERS A Special 25 Per Cent Discount to the Uniocrsity' of South Carolina Men You will be glad you attended our College for you will have the satisfaction of knowing you pur sued your course in the most thorough business training institution in the South. Bookkeeping and Penmanship are worth a great deal to a Man in Business Let us Prepare You in these granches Shorthand and Typewriting Will Aid You in Your College Work Onr System Easiest Learned Join Class at Once - CALL FOR PARTICULARS *M. H. BOWEN, Manager Mansion Building 1207 Taylor Street COLUMBIA, S. C, WE CROWN THE AMElllC4N CITIZEN HENNIES' -\vith headwear fit for a king from a Photographs standpoint of refined quality and fashion Goob as the best effieiency. ' Better than the rest THE BAILEY NTOTHING CO. . Studio 1615 Main St -1250 IC n itr~c I oumbma, s. c. Among theProfessors. Prof. W.yK. Tate,.state 0super vvisor of elementary rural schools has heen elected president of the Southern Educationl/Asso ciation. During-the week Pi'of. -Hand attended the meeting in Knox ville of the Southern Comimis sion on Accredited Schools. P-of. F. Horton Colcock will go to St. Louis as delegate to the National Highways Association. He is a member of the board of directors of this association. Prof. H. C. Davis was elected president of the Philological Club of the University. Prof."L. T. Baker represented the University at the Knoxville meeti t Assoeiation of Southern Schools and Colleges. Mr. Clark Waring, who died last week, was for many years University contractor. He learn e lsjitadi"edn Harper and Le gare Colleges in 1848. Later he built the houses now occupied by Profs. Baker, Burney ,aV Js Wau chope. President Moore spent the first four days of the week in New York at the' meeting of the board, of directors of the Peabody fund. Roddey Medal Contest. The Roddey Medal Contest will be held in the chapel December 10th. The subject for this year will be the direct election of judges. This is always one of the most interesting contests of the season, and this year will be no exception to the rule, for some of the ablest speakers' in the University have already signified their intention of_trying for the medal. Basketball Practice. Regular basketball practice is under way at the gymnasium. Every afternoon from 5:30 to 7 o'clock there are 10 or 15 would be goal tossers out at work. Dur ing the next few weeks the class games will be played. The first varsity game will be with New berry,-December the 11th. John Blackburn will coach the team and assist it to win a large per centage of the games on sched ule. Grates Gratis. Marshall Haile has put in about fort,y grates in the old dormi tories. Formerly the students were forced to buy their own grates or stoves ond then pay for having them put in. So when the news spread that a number of. grates were to be put in gratis, there was great gratitude among those who were both cold and "broke." r ixttit. tki u are boig for tIe tntberttp Ie -superior to tile frhaftlie(aerage Wanted: 150 NEW Customers FRIEDMAN'S BARBER, SHOP 604_ L. & E. Bldg. ANOKA -f?r2S A N 31w. ARRO XCOLLAR C....Peobod, & Co.. no. Makers Singing Class Formed. Friday afternoon a. singing elass was organized at Flinn Hall under the auspices of the Uni versity Y. M. C. A. Rev. Mr.- Wakefield, pastor of the Second Baptist Church, and an experienced chorus trainer, will conduct the class without re muneration. A -number of men w ere present at the organization, but it is hoped that many others will .ioin later. There is-a great demand in Columbia and else where for men whb can carry a tune in a bushel basket to assist in social and religious work; and the Y. M. C. A through Mr. Wakefield Is endeavgring to train men to meet this need.