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NEW CHAPEL FOR Y. M. C. A. Last Wedniesdaity saw the re turn of the Y. M. C. A. meetings to the meeting place of former times in )ykes hall, the annex to Flinn Hall. This hall has been recently calciminel amd painted, and has new fixtures with 125 new'~ chaiirs; this w ill maki e a deC lightful ineeting place for th. . M. C. A. meetings. The 'Y" SCouncil hopes to (10 a great <leal better work with the fitting out of this hall. Tle ieetings have beeln greatly hamdicapped thirit havinig to go to chiapel oI account. ,of the size. The new% nall will just atboit accomodate the aver age crowd for the "Y" and the speakers will naturally gain in force from the fact that they will be close to the au(dience. The first meeting was hld in tihe chapel last Wednesday and the great differeice was easy to be seen. The lall .. upenl to meeting"s of anly organization oi the camp 11s if they will make arrallgv inlents for it at the "Y" office. It will iake a very conivenient meeting place on the campus and vill 111 a-. great deal to the or gr:izationj life of the college. LAST YEAR'S CO-EDS. Of the forty-five academic gradilates of the class of 1921. thirteen were Co-eds: one Co-ed received tie degree of Il. B., ma11king the total munber of gril gradliates for that year fourl-teen. This is the largest number of Co eIls to gradiate from the IJniver sity in one year. It is of interest to note what has become of these fourteen Co-eds since their gra< 11ation: Mliss Eleanlor Ball, A. I.-Rad elite College, Mass. Miss Shirley Black, A. I. Mirs. C. 0. Brown, Cohumbia. Miss Ferebe Cooper, A. I. Mlrs. II. L. Johnson, 'Abbeville. Mrs. Robert Du11rh1am, A. B. olilbia, S. C. NMiss Pearle Fallow, A. B. Hatesburg, S. C. Miss Pansy Fox, 11. S.-Teach ig. North Carolia. Miss Mary (rI'laydon. A. I. Uiniversity of S. C., M. A. Miss Cecile I Iuggins, A. IL l'enching, Ciolummibia. MNiss Isabel L4egare, A. I.- -Co 'mnhiia li ni versity, New York. MIiss rnessie IPierc(e, LI. HI. 'i rm of Liles and1( Liles, Co1umn )ia. MIiss Fletcher Stackhmouse, A. L.--Uniiver'sity of S. C., M. A. Miss Elizabeth Taylor, A. IB. irs. Ilublert (Cox, C'olumbiia. Mrs. NM. A. Th'lompIson,. A. IL-. iniversity of 5. C. M. A. MNiss MIary Wingfield, A%. IH. . A golod pin. oerescenmt andio starm, set wvithm pearhs. If found pilease return to NIiss IlIani CO.k. LETTER TO SANTA. I)ear Santa Claus: We jnst Want to re mimd youl that we Want you to come <down the chiine V at Carolina this Year. We know there is steat heat Iit we (10 lope <lear Santa Chais, that you can mana111;ge soImjehjow to get inl ;11(1 deliver Ia nY. presents. We 'Iall1 ask first for gifts for our belovetd facility anl then the boys an<d as for oirselves-ori little braills aren't so very brigt- brig us dear Santi what you think is right. Fir.,t o)f all1, please bring Prof. Greenl a1 new For<d anid a punct Ilr, noW an<1d thenl so that hie will be too late for I istor' 8 amI Latin 3 . Then Prof. Keith is sad ilv in Ilee<d of an ear trumpet, a litel collar tal a new felt hat. We wish y'ou woul bring P). K. Smith I sweetheart so that he w ill IIot <levelop into a reaI wonina hater, ani for Prof. ('ole nint111 a sweet little wife, to make him laippv the rest of his life. For Prof. Mercer we crave a lit tle Imerev. For Prof. Tabor we woui w %Nish 1 pleasnit smile amd a little heart that we Inamv not be worked to death. For Prof. Ree<d Smith a wvig, <lear Santa, that his brilliant b)raIills 111av not freeze this col Wilnter weather. For Dr. IlurIeyv we beg a few dollars tit he niay not have to speiud the Christimas holidays in the poor houlse. We ask for Prof. Snow<len stllitient brainis to solve the binoimlinal theroil an<l 1 lso 1 pair of brald new scales that he Inav weigh his exam papers Imore acclrately. We wish for Dr. Wardllaw a pair of electric whisker twisters, an<l <Ion't, plea.se Salltl. forget to bring along abI)olt, a1 hlf (lozel sober neckties for Prof. Jatcksonl. For our' fun-loving Dean we wallt 1 sp.ecial trip to the 1922 Follies. Amld, oh yes! Santa, we abnost forgot--Mr. Matteson must have .1 hair nlet, to keep inl place his beaultifiul marv1-elle wa ve. IBut most of all, we woul plead that Prof. Meriwether nulay have a ,21 ne that's a lelle to iake Imerrv wenthier. For Po.Walichope,1 we b-g allI that. his (eaIr heart <le S i res. Now we wish. dear Santa, that you bring Prof. Sto<hll's class I - (e5 2an 1 answ~er b ook aml1( to Geiolo - gy I, lalboratory sec'tion, a1 num11 h er of' ch eckerIs, p)la2y-th in gs an<1( baubl1 )es to keepttI tenm from w bing bore<d to e'xt inct ion. We beg, es per'(ially, f'or A12Lb the boys a1 big box of apprl)Iecia2tion of (OU R wor'thy selv'es. We woul al1so like to asHk, ~in par iticuilart, for' W. A. (Clar ke a1 gr'eater' mtoustachle un ieli ng kiss." Pleatse bring 1Ed. (Canitwell ami1( I [oke Wa2lker' aI little 'Xma2s Spi rits.' 1For Fre<d P a rker we wvishi a little mtore jazz/ ini c'hapel, an<lt for IIarr'y Li ght sey at fr'ee paiss to Converse. Now~ that we ha~ve atske<(l for every one else we atsk foi' (oill selvyes jutst one( thIting--a girils' DI ) )HM ITOR HY. For' (ourt other gifts yVou 1n121y use your1 ownl <lis c'retiont exepnt that we manld like for Sarah Carter at lover's hime of her own. With our ibest wishes for a mlerry Christmas, THE CO-EDS. BIBLE GROUPS CLOSE MOST IN TERESTING COURSE EVER ATTEMPTED. This Frida N v will see the close of the Bible Discssion groups for this school vear. The coilrse that has beenl given n(t the emnll pus by the Y. MN. C. A. this year1 has been one of the most intterest ing that has ever been attemptedI at the University. Tile coulirse it self has been initerestintag beinlag a Selected groulp of <Iuestions onl the fundamentals of Christianlit v. There hats been a great dea of rivalry aiong the vais grolps in tite race toward tle slpper thatIt is gi-enl anually to the wilt ntilg clats. At the present timle it seemlis taIt the claiss in Tenement 22 has wotn tite supper but the tmlenl of Tenement 2 and Tenement ( are within striking distance and may beat Tenemett 22 onl the last claiss that is to be held Frid'.atv. Much credit shoul be (1 given to somae of the other classes Where the attendance may not have been so large but where the classes ha ve had per feet attendance from abnost the first session. EspeciatlY iv this true of Tenement 7. To dat twier iats been some 100 mlel, v.ho !atvc not missed aI class in sp'tt- of tiht vatr1ius I interruptions. Ali titese mtlen Nwill be invited to the feeta th-1t will be givel inl fl. first few days after the ioliday.s. A fter the examis a sitm i li course will be started onl the ('amti pwt itn Missioln Stuldy. Tla couirse' hats not been selected vet o!tt it is probable that a course will be so vected on ntaaturalizationi oI somaie phtase of the problem inl the tome field. CAROLINA'S CHRISTMAS SPIRIT ThIis Christmas there is a short age of jol)S intstead of a sIortare of labor, and otn this accouit many children will miss the visit of their good friend, Santta Clatis. The Y. W. and1 Y. M. ott the cam pus thought of this, so they de cidled to htellp by~ gi vinlg a Chr tist mats tree for as anay of thtese echibdren ats thtey possibly could(. Thl.e Associatetd ChIarities of C1olumbnia is kindly haelpinag these organizations to find ki<hdies wiho reatlly will mniss Charistmas altogethter. Th'ley hopeW to miakle a mterry timae indeed for thte yotung sters tas well as themselves. We atre gltad to see ourt Y. M. somnethitng like this for it shows thatt thtey hatve thte real trite spirit of thte thinag and proves thatt thtey tare coun ttintg for somtethaintg whlaich is very tatuclh woarthw~hile. Faithter ait dinnier' tatble to snmtali son1: "Sona, do0 you kntow whtat a pig is?" Mont, leisturely : "es, sir'! a htog' littlein ov." ALL'I TIE NEAV TIIINS IN Clothing, Hats and Furnishings For Young Men Can be Had at Swan-Edwards Co. I'iwr-e it is i I'les(isure to Trade 1330 Main Street Phone 5306 Burnett's Drug Store One Block from University Campus Drugs, Drinks, Cigars, Stationery Candies and Toilet Articles SPECIAL: Everett Waddy's Carolina Seal Stationery Phone 1261 909 Main Street The Latest Creations in Fall Suits *nripil ~Vranb aub Tamtpus augs Now on display at Marshall-Tatum Clothing Co. Come in-we will take pleasure in showing you these garments. 011P $tate TNook #tare THE STATE BUILDING 0 Complete Line Fountain Pens, Examination Pads and other stationery for student's use c We Want Your Business LORICK & LOWRANCE The College Man's Store Pocket Knives, Razors, Razor Strops, Shaving Brushes, Shaving Soaps -ATHLETIC GOODS Footballs, Baseballs, Sport Swealers and Robes Special Attention and Prices Given to University Men FOR COLLEGE MEN'S SHOES --Go To LEVERS Everything that's New in WALK-OVER & EDWIN CLAPP'S "Good Wear in Every Pair"