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POLITY CLUB ADDREST BY IRVINE BELSER World'War Discust and Second i Term Officers Elected at Diplomats' Meeting. The International Polity Club was addrest Friday evening by Mr. Irvine F. Belser, an alum nus of the University, of Yale, and of Oxford. The address was very interesting and force ful. A heated discussion of Mr. Belser's remarks followed his talk. Mr. Belser chose as his subject "The world war and its lessons." This he subdivided into the three I following heads: the nature and function of international law, the fatuity and undesirability of uni-, versal peace, and the duty of the United States under these cir-. cimstances. The speaker did c nit believe that there is any'] equivalent of war in the estab-: lishment and maintenance of na- I tional ideals, and exprest his views in favor of extensiv na tional preparedness. Following the discussion of Mr' Belser's speech the club went into the election of officers for the second term. The pres ent president, vice-president, and secretary were re-elected. The following are the officers: pr.sident, Hugh 0. Hanna; vice president, Lloyd B. Harrison; secretary, Orin F. Crow; treas urer, P. K. Smith; reporter, W. C. Main. It was announct that Mr. Norman Angell would address the club in February. The club has received much li rature from headquarters dis-, cd;sing the present war and the problems of international con ciliation. Nightingale. Act 1. Time: 11 p.m. P1ace: Dormitory Hall. Dramatis Persona*. Two stu dents. Ist: You go and get the coal, and I will watch here to see if any one comes along. The box is not lockt. (Two minutes later.) 2nd: There was a big piece ly ing out prominently on top. It will keep us a fire for the rest of the night. Act II. Bing! Bang! H , smoke and ashes! 1st: What in the h -is that? 2nd: That piece of coal has b)een loaded. Believe me, never again. L. B. H. (The sequel to "Nightingale" is "A Night in Jail.") Nothing morally wrong can be politically right or expedient. - Abhraham TLincon.n Demand for Bulletins. The bulletin service of the Uni rersity of South Carolina is be ng widely used and has receiv-, d much favorable comment. Professor McCutchen's bulle in, "The Torrens System of jand Registration" is being used n the class work of the school >f Commerce and Finance of qew York University. "The' ,ase for Cotton" also has elicit !d much favorable criticism. Two' of Professor Wardlaw's )ulletins, "Simpler English .1rammar" and "Some Sugges ions for Moral Betterment" iav not only been widely cald, or and widely praised, but tre used for class instruction n several colleges and Univer ities. Dr. George Armstrong Wau hope recently lectured at Killian. ie also spoke before the Bene liet College students on "Eng ish Cathedrals." kLWAYS SAY: "LET'S GO PASTIMING" SAVAGE Heave up a tm can and pull on it with the new .22 Savage Tubular. Ping! Hit it? Of course you did. Couldn't miss it. 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