Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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aK eping in Front ' You felows know what that mai a n We've been versuccess ) is tlis '.. regard with atge Cigarettes. By the way, these cigarettes wale rst sold in the oleetown-and you agreed with us at th we regoo - Then we put Out for. the .big raoe, to make Fatumas of nation=wi re utation, and today more are sold than any other cigarette in this country. No purer, or more carefully chosen tobacco grows than that in Fatimas. We purposely put them in a >lain inexpeasive wrapper-in this way we can afford quality tobacco, and twenty of the smokes for 15 cents.i Now your college crew is of utmost importance to you-so is a, good cigarctt e, and it's your pim in life to keep Fatimas in the lead-right n a. up to their good quality-right up. ciA 'rs to where you first found them, and 20 for i5+ will always find them. Succesat fellows! You started this cigarette on its successful career and you pull a strong oar all over this country. I OFFERS A Special 25 Per Cent Discount to the Univcrsity 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 q3ranches Shorthand and Typewriting Will Aid You in Your CollegejWork Onr System Easiest Learned Join Class at Once CALL .FOR PARTICULARS M. H. BOWEN, M\/anager Mansion Building 1207 Taylor Street - COLUMBIA, S. C, College Barber Shop H N I S SlyItch Hair Cute and FIret-Class ShawnBterte ters Shave 10ce, lfair Ctts 5 for $! C Studio 1615 Main $t Resent the tbn t at The Tr k TY ThyT eN, fer st in College rfair. To the :ditor.olhe. GaYr ecock. As a coed, ipeakijng for-t the; small body of girle 'who are tak ing advantage of thf opportoin.. ties offered.woae( in the Uni versity, I beg to say, in regar4. to tie editoial concerning us and our "College Spirit," 'which re.. cently appeared in The Game cock,. that we .'are- really glad that it did appear, and glad that we may have an opportunitytg reply to it, and to have some thing of a better -understanding' ,with our fellow, students, with whom our standing up to, this point, seems vague and unser tain. It is greatly to be regretted that the coeds have been lack ing in college spirit, but with your help, and at least interest on the part of the geperal stu dent body, there wilL e a mark ed difference. You will see that our jve for Carolina, in some instances, inherited through . as many'as three generations, is not deficient and our pride: in our achievements of her mep as great as it should be. If for a moment the Carolina. boys will put themselves in the 1,ace of the Carolina girls we will not be long.. coming to an understanding., There are in the University 507 -boys and fifteen coeds, it being understood that. only'those'taking regular courses are included in the count 'These fifteen brave adverse public opinion in enrolling in the Uni v3rs:ty. The public thinks that we should be at%y_omen's colleges and the boys doubtless. think 'so too. It is for something very' de sirable that this sentiment,..must be braved by a girl who' Iwould' take advantage of the opportu nities offered here. We do not speak of things as they ought to be, but as they actually are, af ter years of open doors to women in the State's )eading educational institution. We have been told both before and since we entered" that the boys of the .institution do not waht' coeds here, that they niore or less resent our presence as an intrusion, which is not calculated to inspire, us with a. zeal to-join enthusiastic .cally in affairs in the University. That much of this is- error we. find by actually joining in tha affairs of- interest to the college. F~or instance, in one -case in which we did take part, we"were told before hand that" the boys did not want.is, that they would make it unpleasant. for .us;. but G arolina was ourg as well as theirs- and we went, and we Just aiwogd &a w%hyw $ae MYkld e i "t t redv cabod belee J( en hve a .pa repIn,,t oe 4 Jthe world, t oAa hpre extend 'romlna hot thvcomrity aud tha elean domes capro taine'id dirity; ill govei-ned cW7~. -munities. 'hiOs not le that we wouldhav the right ? vote Some of us' believe tha t votesfor women woulde welY and sone do not, but'that is ' the unestion; it is orie 6f se.' " in. a little furthether our 'o doortep whe we blean up t ts world. We will 'hve odn own. lvIing to. nake;' w.ewill probably a46pt professional 114 of some kind, bt;use -the our try is fairly e epth atenlittphers..adh typists and" rt saleswomen. We would enter the field of aotivities properly equip ped, -afid for. that reason we brave adverse public opinion, the reyorted artagonismn of the nale students, and: om to the dien ee t aid boldest fountain of know (Continued on Page 3.) MEET ME1 AT THE College Fruit Store Cold Dinks, Fruits ..Candies; Tob.ccos -Also Lunches GEORGE TOPSH Proprietor Give Him Call Main and .College Streets uper%Nitfor t-1t1 Untbrttp kz siitpi'rhw tt tile FRIEDMAN'S BAltBR 'i V ~SHOPI 604 L. & E:.Bldg.