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VARSITY LECTURERS FILL ENGAGEMENTS Uriversity Faculty Deliver Many Addresses Thruout State Prof. Rector spoke at Bas comville on March 1st. He has the following future engage ments: Newberry County Teachers'- Association, March 9; L'ebanon, Fairfield County, March 15; Sumter County Teachers' Association, March 23; Ward, April 12. Prof. Rucker has made sev eral extension lectures in the last few weeks. Among them are: an address before the State Council of Defense in Sumter on February 19, and again in Greenwood on March 4; speaker at Washington's Birthday Celebration at Camp Jackson, February 22; Aiken County Teachers' Association, February 23; St. Stephens, Berkeley County, March 1. Dr. Wauchope addressed the Dillon County Teachers' Asso ciation February 23. M. A. Wright delivered an address at Ward March 1, and another before the Saluda County Teachers' Association on March 2. Dr. Currell attended a meet ing of the National Security League held in Chicago on February 22. . He will address the Bethune Parent-Teachers' Association on March 8. Dr. Wardlaw attended a convention held at Washington February 22 and 23, for the purpose of discussing "Adult Illiteracy." He was invited by P. P. Claxton, National Com missioner of Education. Dr. Wardlaw is chairman of the S. C. Commission on Adult Illit eracy. Profs. Baker and Gunter at tended a meeting of the Na tional Educational Association recently held in Atlantic City, N.J. The following students are confined in the infirmary on account of mumps: Perritt, McGowan, McLaughlin, Sease, Blackwell, Means and Trotter. BASKETBALl U. S. C...............................46 U. S. C...............................68 U. S. C.......................71 U. S. C......................30 U. S. C.....................33 U. S. C......................20 U. S. C.......................27 U. S. C......................28 U. S. C..................... 21 U. S.C......................12 U. S.C......................45 To Be I March 6-Presbyterian 4 March 9--Presbyterian 4 Clemson-D)ate and pnn CAROLINA DOWNS METHODIST FIVE icox"NrINUIEI, FRO'M P('.1 ONE.) then rest between them and the university. Summary: Carolina (45) Wofford (11) W eston............L. F........Carroll Bowen..............R. F......Johnson Foy..........C. .........Nabors Beall................L. G.........Friday Warring (c)....R. G.........Ham mond! Substitutions: W o f f o r d, Olean Ifor Nabors; Crawford for Johnson and Rigby for 11ammond. Score-University of South Carolina, . 45; Wofford, 11; goals from field, Waring 9, Weston 7, Bowen 6, Carroll 2, Johnson 1, Friday 1; goals from foul, Waring 1, Carroll 3. Referee, Driver; timers, Os borne and Wiggins; scorers, Wardlaw and Moser. GERMAN CLUB GIVES ANNUAL MASQUERADE 1CONTINEI'. I IF101 I' WE t)NE ) ent were: Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Simp son, Lieut. and Mrs. Parker, Mrs. A. C. Moore, Mrs. Thom son and Prof. Rucker. Among those dancing were: Misses Nan and Retta de Loach of Camden, Lilly McGregor, Francis and Grace Earle, Louise Rucker, Elmira de Gra fenried, Francis Robertson, Lila Hall Crawford, Lily and Helen Currell, Lila Mae Mim naugh, Elizabeth Rembert, Elizabeth Waring, Helen Dun can, Marion Tripp, Liza Brown, Rosaline Arnold, Ann Berry, Shirley Black, Carolina Walk-' er, Mabel Simpson, Jessie and Virginia Green, Jessie Thom son, Jane Kealhofer and Ida Bland. Others p r e s e n t were: Messrs. MacDowell and Whit taker of Camden, Lieutenants Lee, Shay, de Loach, Hemphill, Latimer and Barksdale. A. O. Rogers is just recover ing from an attack of grip. SCHEDULE. 323rd Officers' Reg. Team....27 402nd Signal Bat.......... 7 :317th Field Artillery.......16 C. J1. Division Team.........47 M erc er.........................43 C. .J. Q. M. Corps...........24 Wofford.........................26 Guilford .......................26 U. N.C.......................58 N. C. State...................32 Wofford ........................11 "layed. Tollege at Columbia. Jollege at Clinton. me unknown. Globe Dry Goods Co. College Boys' Trade Solicited The Shoe Witi The College ATSON'S EAR ITHOUT ORRY WATSON'S SHOE COMPt Cleaning an Operated b: 8-SUITS FC Regardless of Time . THE VALET 825 Main Street DEPOSIT YOUR MC National Loan and OF COLUM Capital - - - Surplus and undivided proj Deposits - - - I)WIN W. IOBEIRTSON. Pres. C. N. BERIY. Cashier Meet Me at Tapps WE WANT Y( and ask SOLELY 0 SEE US FIRST for all Me always have a most complete Handkerchiefs, Half Hose and Military Goodf THE JAMES L. T Corner Main and Blanding TYPEWI SPECIAL STUE Opportunity to Purchase Standa How to Order a Machine This company makes a specialty of selling type writers and supplics direct to students, and Is in a position to furnish just what he wishes at low est consistent prices. That the student may be perfectly satisfied with the make and model of machine he purchases, we will exchahge any machine within six months of dlate l)urchased without charge. For e'xamnple, if he orders a Rtemington, and later decides on a Monarch or Ulnderwood, or any other make, we will gladelv make the exchange. In ordering, specify make and model dlesired. Send deposit of $10. upon receipt of which we will ship the machine, and after satisfactory In spection, send us balance of price. If unsatisfac tory, dcposit will he refunded, or typ)ewriter ex changes, as requested. ALL MACHINES FUI University Ty Washington, D. C., The College Fruit Store Hot and Cold Drinks in Season Fruits, Candies and Tobacco We Want Your Trade out the Hurt Boys' Shoe $5.50 and 12.00 the pair NY, Greater Columbia d Pressing r Students )R $1.00--8 Jniforms Washed and Pressed COMPANY R. D. MILLER, Mgr. oNEY WITH THE I Exchange Bank 3HA, S. C. - - $500,000.00 its - $370,000.00 $3,800.000.00 T. R. STACKHOl1SE. 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