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LAW. DEPARTMENT 'Ignoinnix legis -nminem exeUst V On account-.of examinations the Law NAssociation has- not had a i meeting- for .the .. last-three Thursday nights., H4ivever, ithe regular work of .thel association wif be.resumed -Thursday Rightt Fdh: 17th, iwhen the followiag case will betheard: : Whe'eler vs'Wentworth.'. Counsel for -Plaintiff,- DiIlard-, Marshall, Cook., Counsel-for Defefidanti-Merri mon,--McGoy, Wilson. . BeforeiJohn P. Thomas%tChieft Ju4tice; Jones, Cur,tis, Associate Justices. s This lis ian interesting appellate case, -and it iis hopod that every memberof,the tassoeiation, will be present., It tis .urkently,requested by the officers oft the association ,that all of the membersientenintothe second term.work .with renewed interest an.enthusiasm. A great f deal of .good -can. be.derived out 3 of,-the. moot court work if..the men will..enter into it with the prioper .spirit, otherwise it is not worth the. time. expended: . It involves the.practical side of .the law students training, and is worthy of. the .most-earnest,con sideration. ofe very member .of the law. school. TIGERS PICK HART i AS FOOTBALL COACH Firmer- Georgto*n- and dGeo. Washington, Star Will PilottClemson. . Wayne M. Hart has been ise lected -to. coach the Clemson iTi gers in football and twill assume active charge early.next fall.... Mr. .Hart comes to Clemson with an enviable record, both,as a : player -and as -a :coach. .He played .tackle for 'George Wash-. ington :and Georgetown univer sities 1908-11 and.-wast.hosen for four successive yearias all-South Atlantic tackle-one of the great est tributes that.can. be paida Southern athlete.. He served- ast assistant coach at Georgetown .during the 1912 season and.,was-sent to Carlisle, where he was under the tutelage of Glenn. Warner,- .the famous gridiron strategist. Mr. Hart coached the tebh high school eleven of Washing. ton, D. C., during the seasons of 1914-15, and. in. 1913 coached the' Washington Vigilantes, a profes sional eleven .which did not drop a game.. Coach Ha'rt'"will remain aat Clemson thi'oughout the collegi ate~ year, 'having charge of both football and. track. ALWAYS SAY: "L;ET'S G~O PASTIMNGE SOUTHERN COMP ARRIVAL 'AND:DEPAI SCEDULE :-IN -EIFFECT AT 11 (Published only .as .inform No... ARRIVE FROM i Time I 16 Charleson, Summerville. Branch ville, Orangeburg. Kingville.... 6:5 a m 35 Charlotte;. Rook Hill. Cheater. Winnsboro. Ridgeway (local).... 9:00 a m 8 Augusta. Trenton. Edgefleld. Batesburg..Leesville, Lexington 10:00 a m 31 New York,: Washington. Greens- . boro, Charlotte, Rook Hill. Center 10:05 a m 134 Allendale. Barnwell, Blackville. Springfield. Perry (local)....... 10:15 a m 117 York. Rock Hill. Lancastar. Ker shaw. Camden. KingvIlle ....... 12:36 p n 27 Charleston. Summerville. Branch Ville. Orangeburg. Kingville.... 12:45 p m 18 Greenville. Bnderson. Belton. Ab beville. Greenwood, Ncwberry. 2:15 p m 42 Asheville. Spurtanbur3 . Union Carlisle. Alston (local).... ..... 2:30 p m 30 Savannah. Allendale. Barnwell, Blackville. Perry (local) ........ 4:10 t m 32 Augusta. Batesburg. Trenton. Lexington..... .............. 4:15 p Im 28 Cincinnati, -Knbxville. Harriman Junction, Asheville.Spartanburg 4:461 p no 113 Charlotte, York. Rock Hill, Lan caster. Camden. Kingville ...... 5:45 p n . 27 Charlotte. -Rock Hill. Chester. Winnsboro, Ridgeway.......... 9:05 p In 20 Augusta, Batesburg, IACeville. Lexington....................... 10:15 p m '1l Charleston. Sunnimerville. Branch ville. Orangeburg. Kingville.... 10:20 p m 16 Greenville. Anderson. Belton. Ab Ville, Greenwood. Newberry.... 10:40 p m 10 Asheville, Hendcroovile, Spartan burg, Unirn Alston ............. 11:40 1) m Uniiersity of -S Fondd by the-State In 1 The'University is organized. w 1. ;.School of..Arts and.Scie study in Languages, History, degrees- of A. B. and B. S. worth from $100 to $150 each. II. School ,of Education, whi to . serve the State .as teacho tendents of.schobs., In this- co conforred. . IIL, GrmduateiSchool, with i theidegree of Master of Arts. Graduates of the colleges of toithe University in 'all courses for tuition. IV. School of Engineering., to C. E. and E. E. degrees, V.% School of Law, with a co LL. B. The presence of the v the State Law Library afford College fees.for the year, $18 Fo'r women -coilege 'feda are tuition. $40 additional. Room. year. Active -teachers have the;.ad without any charge whatever. Room Scholarships.with board:i For catalogi Columbli RAILWAY' ANY{ RTURE .OF TRAINS 2-:01 A.'-Mt NOV.28,-1915 ation, not guaranteed) go. LEAVE FOR Time Kingville. 01 angebura. - Branch villei,,Summerville. Charleston.. 3:20 a in 6 Ridgeway. Winnsboro, .Chester. . Rock Hill. Charlotte........... 5:30 a m .14 Kingvivle, Camden, Kershaw. Lancaster, Rock HIll. ......... 6:05 a m 2 Kingville. Orangeburg.- Branch ville. Summerville, Charleston.. 6:65 a m 9 Lexington, Leesville. Batesburg., Ridge Spring. Trenton. Augusta 7:00 a m 9 Union. Spartanburg, Atlanta, Asheville. Knoxville. CincinnAti 1:06 a m p Alston, Newber,ly. Greenwood.. Abbeville. Anderson, Greenville .7:15 a m 15 Perry, Springfield, BlaokvilUe,: Barnwell. Allendale. Savannah 9:10 a m 11 Lexington; liatesburg. Trentoi, Augusta......................... 10:15a m ,7 Union. Spartanburg. Asheville. Knoxville, Cincinnati........... 12:56 p m .7 Alston. Newberry, Greenwood. ' Abbeville, Anderson Greenville...1:06 p ru [18 Hopkins, Gadslen. Kingville, Camden. Kershaw, Lanc'r, York 3:25 p n 33 Perry, Blackville. Barnwell. Al lendale (local)................... 4:15 p m 11 A I a t o n, U if i o n, Spnrtanburg. (local)................ ........ 4:20 1p in 12 Ridgeway. Winnsboro. Cheater. Rock Hill, Charlotte. Washing ton. New York........... .....4:25 p m 18 Kingville. Orangeburg, Branch ville. Summerville. Charleston.. 4:56 p in 2N Ridgeway. Winsboro. Chester, . Rock Hill. Ft. Mill. Carlotte (local 5:25 p in 7 Lexington. Leesvill,-. Batesburg, Trentem. Edgefleld. Augusta (local)........................... 5:50 p m outh Carolina 801 in tho Capital City ,ith the-following div#sions:. ice, with various courses of cience, . etc., leading to the Eight General Scholarships .ch seeks to prepare persons irs, principals and superin awe the-A. B. is the',degree %dvanced courses leading to ,South Carolina are: admitted -except Law, without charge Civil and Electrioal, leading urse ,leading to the degree, of arious courts:and the use of Ixceptional facilities. ,including mnedical attention. only $12. . For those paying with lightrand service, .$8 a lvantages..of the Uni*raity Loan funds.available. Dining ~ree at Steward'a Hall. Ite. adIdress - L.L, President;', i, S. C.:I UNIOR LAW MEMBERS TO MANAGE;BASEBALL (Continued from front.page). :f his family., Mr:"- Clark.--has--.:-an .enviable record as: a baseballi.player. He has never. pitched below- an average teff.500,, altho. he. has played - with .. seyera'. tail-end clubs. , His i batting <average is aroundthe three hundred mark. He is largely responsible for Co lumbia's pennant winning team of 191*1-121 and is -credited- with being one of: the <best managere ihe South Atlantic League. has ever -had. A.Week in. Chapol.. The student body of the Uni versity .. has : recently had the privilege of 'hearing -two power ful-and 4timulating addresses on world missions. Dr. H. C. Mabi, GeneralSecretary of the Baptist Board of Missions. -spoke on world missions and conditions. Dr. J. N. Mills, of Washing ton, made an address on Feb. 8, on World's Missions.. Dr. Mills is in attendance upon the Lay men's Missionary Conference. Dr,.Delamarre, Secretary Gen eral of .the. Alliance Francaise, delivered -in French, Feb. 2, a most interesting address-on "La France., a I' Exposition de San Francisco. " During the course of his address he ,paid a tribute to,William Spenser Currell, pres ident, of the University,. .whc delivered , a notable address on the "French Academy" at the meeting ,of the Alliance Fran caise - in Berkeley,. . Cal., . last August. . Other . prpminent visitors, tc the Layrnen's Missionary . Con vention who spoke to.. the stu dents at chapel were Dr. W. W. Pinson,. of Nashville, and Bishop McDowell of. Chicago, who -gave an inspiring talk on the four ideals. that men must strive tc attain. LOUIS'1 RESTAURANT THE RELIABLE EATING PLACE I FOR. CAROLINA STUDENTS 1228 Maiu St'. . 'Phadne 2972 Louis Malloly, Prop. . 21-Meal Ticket $5.00 0 One -of 1ther Best Cooks, in Cit3 EVERY DAY ST. .GEQRGEL HOTEI