The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 16, 1921, CO-ED EDITION, Page 4, Image 4
LAW ASSOCIATION.
O1n the eveninig of Thursday.
December 9. 1921. the Law Asso
ciation hlll its regillar weekly
meeting in the Moot Cour.t. A fter
dispenlsilgi witi a few Iiiatters of
busines,s the case that had been
set for trial was called. Mr. Quinn
1 imlember of last vear's gradiat
ing class presided.
The case was all action blrouglit
for a breach of contract, and w
argue(d 11ponl an agree(l statenment
of facts. Mes.srs. II)rockington 111(
Chappelle. representing the plain
tiff, put up 1a good case 1111d sup
ported it in a favorable manner.
Messrs. Lee and Knight. wii
represented the defendant. ably*
contmided that the plaintill' was
entitled to recover nominal <nailt
ges only. Owing to the short n1o
tice onl which the members of
counsel were put there were few
authorities cited ; bult tle pro
ceediIgs as a I whole showed
that the par-ties engage(d had ex
pended considerable stuly and
thought.
The court, 1u1led that there was
a breach of contract, but ill ah
sence of proof of any special dam
ages, that the plaiintiff was enititl
ed to recover nominal danmages
only.
A motion having oeen put be
fore the Association and passed.
the President appointed two menl
to assist hereafter in tile prepaira
tion of the cases, so that the par
ties engageo bl have 11mple
time inl which to prepar-e theml
selves. h'llese men were Messrs.
mar-chiant and Griffln.
There being no further business
to coie before the Association.
the last roll was called and the
Association adjoiirned.
UNIVERSITY DELEGATION
GREETS FRENCH GENERAL
(Continued from page 1.)
sentences using simple Fr-elcl
and beilg interpreted at the elndi
of each palragrapil by Col. Frank
Parker, 1a native of Georgetown.
S. C. and aide to Marshal 1 Focl
on ihis Aimericanl tou rs. A fter
his address, Foch was piesellted
with a memoriial by tle Knights
of Colubus and with a golden
key by the Mayor of tle city of
Greenville. lie was also oficial
ly greeted by thie city of (arles
ton, and1( the 11lugenlot Society oIf
South C'arolinia. Whlen a1 little
girl1 presenlted him wn~ithi a la rge
boutpuet of roses lie kissedo her oii
the cheek in true F'renich style.
Greenwood will always5 treaisuire
the FrenchI flag p)resenitedl to thait
city by Foch.
At~ 4 :45 Foclb left South Caro-.0
li na hav ~inig won the hlea1rts oif hiis
hearers by his modest, unassumh11
inig bear Iin1g. II is brief visit ha2s
aIroused thie pa2triotisml of South
Carolina am21( has brought a new
real 1iza,tion1 of thle bond of biroth
erhioodl which exists bietw~eeni
Amnerica 21nd( Fra nce. Ma21ny
hearts, even of thlose who dhid niot
see thie great commander. were1 ~'~I4
walrrmed by his coming anid Sout I
Carolina will lay awavly the m,emio
ry of this visit among her other
uare hidsoricali tre,asu res.
SWIMMING TEAM
FOR UNIVERSITY
The (Gliamecocks, looking for
worls to coiquer, have tlrneld to
the realiml of the aquatics and
everv afternoon at the Y. M. C
A. pool a number of would-b(
(lucks may be seen trying out for
a swiinning team. Much good
material is seenl and the prospects
for a State championship team
are bright. Mr. J. 0. VanMeter
is in charge of the squad and un
(er his ab1le 'tujtorage' a nIuImber
of men have been showing ullp
well. Amibs. McGee. Lillis. Belk.
Waite. McLean and. Johnson will
probabNly form tihe nucleus for
tle teaIm. Meets are being ar
ranged with Clemson, College of
Charleston. and Citadel; this new
sport Vill be lishered into (oluin
bia inl royal style.
S. I. A. A. ADOPTS
MIGRATORY RULE
(Continued from page 1.)
who played oi 1921 teams shall
have the same status as if they
had been a year in college without
taking part in varsity athletics.
Th'is amendment gives fresh
lmen of this year three more years
to play football, instead of two,
as woUld have been the ease tin
der the original ruling.
These above rulings were the
mllost. important issues to comie u1p
before the S. I. A. A., but they
made history for the association.
)r. Henry Phillips of Sewanee
was iomiinated and reelected to
the president's chair of the S. I.
A. A. Delegates at the convention
seemed to realize the long and
faithful service of Dr. Phillips to
Southern college athletics and
took tlis illethod of showing their
:appreciation of his value to the
S. I. A. A. Ile will become rec
tor of Trinity church, Columbia.
S. C.. next iiionth.
T. Ilolimes f () ordon college.
eIorgia, was reelected secretary
treasurer.
F.rmian university of (Green
ville put ini its bid for the next
comventioil of tle S. 1. A. A.. and
it was voted to hold the 1922 ses
sion (f the association at (Green
v i lie. Lumisianla State university
asked for tihe Iext track mileet of
tIe S. I. A. and was awarded
thme mieet. L. S. UJ. made 111 at
tract ive guarantee to tile associa
tioni and1( was giv~en the event to
take phia(e at Biatoni Rouge at a
\ime to lbe annimouinicedi later.
C'oachm Steghian of ( ieorgia an
nounimcedl that the next S. I. A. A.
b)asketll I tournaiment will take
p)lace ait Atlanlta on the nights of
l'ehbrua ry 24, 25, 27, 289.
Rub: "D)o you ever mliss a.
umeal ?"
IDub I: "O hi, occasionmalIly I ait
tend( a b anqtiuiet."
Mal Wmc'*'.aghnon an d D)ick Spen -
ser' wan mt San mta Claiuus to bing
them some blocks and1( a traini.
"I orses arme like women: thie
faust ones arei too expenQlsi ve ani'
the slow nnn 'in't' ,(leireml."
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