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VOL. XV. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COLUMBIA, S. 1 FEBRITARY 17 19 CAROLINA FIVE HAS SUCCESSFUL WEEK Furman, Presbyterian and Wofford Are the Victims. In a complete reversal of forim (he (Iaiccovks have come back to their own oni the basket hall court. Last week in three great battles the bird annexed their first victories of the sea sonl. The addition of Waite and Belk, both veteranls of the cage gaIe, lias iade a formidable oppolent of lie pouliry teail and they can be coiited onl to give somebody a fight for the state Chaipionship. Carolina 22 Furman 1.5 .\IoonlaY Iight the Birds un der the reine IliemlbraIce of a cer /tain little fiasco of last fall went out for a certain vene ace. The gaie was a fast and furious onle with the birds lead ing the way (1111ing the miost of the gaime. The payiing or ielk, sparkimaian nd Waite vere fea tures for Carolina while Lillis played good ball duigthe tiine he was inl the game. For Fuinan Dobson and Waters played well al(d counted for inost of the goals of -the Fur Inanliftes. Carolina 35P C The next. game oi the sehe ilre was with the graie little warriors from P1. C. on Th1urs (Coutinued Oil page 5) STUDENT BODY FAVORS DISARMAMENT Resolutions Adopted. At a student body imeet.int, held on Saturday, February 11, the following resolitionls were adopted: Xe, tie student body, of th TnIiversity of South (arolina, desire to conuiend heartily the work done by the Conferenct for the Limitation of Arna uient"s in Washington, 1921-22. and to express our approval (specivlly of the bold stand taken by our government inl scrappinrg capiial ships, disap Ploving poison gas anid. linlit inug thle use of subnmari nes in na valI warfare. WVe desire to g(1 oni record as cordially enudorsingi future initerniatijonal coniferen1 Ccs called to avoid or remuovc fictionl in iternaitionial rela tins. F'urthuur, we wish to ehxpres the hope thatf the United States Will evettualIly joinm the Lague'ti (of Nationus anid aissumte thle 'l(aderI* p to wh'lichu lier resour ('(s, her emilnence, and lier generous att itudle towardl ot her CUPID'S ARROW FINDS MARK Marriage of Much Interest to Caro lina Students. A we<ling of more than pass ing interest to Carolina sti <lents was the ainlonneieeit of he vervloliy ellgawed ill by J. . Heed of the Senior Fngi neerinig class and Miss Carrie Belle Stricklaild. Tn:e occasion was veY quietly conilicted, be ing behl at the Iomiie of 1I%ev. A. 1t. Kelnne<ly, vwho perforiled the uniting <iltivs. No one was present at the wveddln- except tile iimlediate mllemlibers of the fam1il of t he pastor, as the wed ding was not ainollilled to anyv Ole. 3r. leed is a native of Barn well, this state and has been here at Caroilian for tlie requii ed length of ttime to seciure tilie C. E. coirse. Iliss Stricklilld, a , grIl.ate nurse from St.'Vin veelt I I (spit al, Birinigham, Ala. is a native of Swansea, S. C. She has latlv hbeen coniet ed 'with the Inf1irarY 111d is ('out iuilled oil page 5) LAW ASSOCIATION HOLDS ELECTION Quitman Marshall Chosen President The regular iieeting of the Law Associationl was beld in he A0oo urt roomll Iurs daviy, Pebliruary 9. ''lhis date be ing4l set aside inl the Cist it ulion for the seili-aniuial election of otficers, al1 oltier business was accordingly dispensed witi and the election begal propllitly after the Association was tall ed to order. QuIitimlan Marsh all was elected president. aft(r a. close race and he accepted in a. few well bcliosenl words. The retiring president, W. 0. ('vod win, also made several remarks, thanking the imembers of the association for their coolw-ra ion. President Mlarshall aniounc ed that the Iimeeting would ad journ promptly following the conclusion of the bal lot ig in order that the imembilers miighit at tend( thle basket ball gamie t hen'I ill p rogress. The following other ofticers we're elected: Vice.0 Presidenit , liobert, Aloor Secretatryv, WVaIter' Bryson. TVreasuirer, J. S. Sikes.. (Clerk of ( ourt, George TPay hor. IHepor'ter, Alae WVells. ShieriffT, 10dward (CantwellI. Crier, Im on POOtirckU STUDENT VOLUNTEERS MEET IN COLUMBL Many Noted Speakers Will Addrem Conference On Foreign Missions. The ainual colnfereuce of th South Caroli na Student Vo unI teer- T, lion wNi IIlllbe he.ld .1 Collnillhia College February 1 119, the first -essionl opelling ol PFriday night, Pehriary 17td at 8.00 o'clock. 'lie Student Volunteer cor ference is always the largest il tercollegiate gathering, of sti denlts he(ld In the state dulrinl, the school year. At the confer ence this year there will be ui wards of three hundred stt dents from the various college and theological seminaries o tIhe state. There are thr ee mainl feature to the conference. The first o Ithese is educational in its ia tnre. Th'llere will be Iissioil aries present from China Japan, Brazil and Alaska, vl will tell of the work being don inl their fields for the furlther Iance of the gospel of Jesu Christ. In addition to ther there will be anl expert on han who wvill tell of eflective way of arousing missionary interes in colleges. The sevold fea ture is social inl its n1atu.1rt Students will be here fron every college inl ile state, anm the Iutlial contact with thes students will be broadenin and helpful in m Nany wayS lhie third, and the most in portallt feature of the confel eINce, is spiritual ill its natllv The utmost is done to keep th conference on the highest spir itual plaile possible, and onl those st uleits are desired wh will cooperale in this respect Prayer is one of the foreimlos plements. Studlents througl out the state have beenl praY ing for this conference for thi past, several weeks. If the mu poses of the Student Vollut teers to go to the foreign mh sion field will have beel intell sified, aIml Imainy other stolent wvill have been brought to mak a complete surrender to Jesu (Ciontinued on page 4) LARGEST ENROLLMENT IN CAROLINA'S HISTOR' iRoll we-oevils hanve niot eu d1owni (arol ina's eniroll menit. IT1 to date t here are registered a more thmn the niunber (enroIllel last year'. A large nuiime o hiese aire stuidenmts who hiav just st artedl in for the secoml term. Tlhiis is the largest enroll menQi in thle history of thle ITni rerity. CAROLINA PULLETS LOSE OPENING GAME, ' Co-eds Fight Hard But Could Not Stop Charleston Girls. ( The carolina o-el(s me,q t <e feat in their fir st basket ball I gam11e of the Season when they were <lowned b (he College of C (harlestol co-eds by Ia score of 21 to 8. The gaiue was playetj Friday night in the university gymnilasiumIl amld was 'witnes-se,d by a hare crow<l. Tile Charleston pla vers took the lead in the beginning" of the gaie am1 Ile first period euided - with U score of 12 to 5 in favor of Charleston. When the wlis fle blew for the emd of the gaile they had iore than doubled the Carolina score and were de clared the victors. - lspecial mention should be Illade of tle two Charleston > eenters, Eleanor (iregg and Frances walton who played a - steady, fast gaie throughout. i The star .of the University sex tet; was Claire CantwelL gua 1, I who worked hard to keep lie victors score fron pilinlg up. t The line up was as follows: Charleston (21) Carolina (8) -Virginia ('ravel Pierrinle Suii it h. . .Emn Wilson FIleanor ( regg. . C '. rances W.111uuanmnaker Pranices Walton..XC DorothIY Allen .rion ( aYer . I .Katherine Flo.1d4 I lelen Preper. . ..laire Cantwell STUDENT VOLUNTEERS TALK Seminary and Chicora Teams Lead "Y" Meeting. The Wednes(ay night meet ing of the V. Al. C. A. helid inl tle "Y" Chapel was a big sur 4rS. The Ineetinlig wax uit ed by Alessrs. Woo<lon, Ielk and Fillioll of the seiiury auwl fouri Yoting ldiis from Chicorn. Thle Chiwora girls furl niishedq e'xcellenit muisic mal also made(1 imlpr'essivye taIlks. .\liss ( Schioenbuirg oif I oluminia ('ol lege w ho is to biecomte a mnissi on ary gave a tal1k oa "WVhy We i oul Stmly The liile." iAlr. Woodson acted as ebaUirmian. SWhien we thiink (of thie woni 1 dlerfulI lives thlese young men! f' ai womien are leading we are -leadl to bielieve in a I 'brisi ian 1 life. - lloys, let's not miss a siungle - "Y" proigra m. lHoost the "V" and help mnke it U mm.cess DR. HEMPHILL SPEAKS TO LARGE AUDIENCE "The Most Important Thing In Life" His Subject. On Mloily niItigh, FhlebruarY 1:1h the U'Iiversity Y. 1. A Colliencedl .1 seri of pvaIn)ge! islic ilelingas 1nn<dlr the leader ship of Dr. .1. E. IHemuphill of Al hin11a. Th'le song" Service was lead byv Mir. .11atfesonl, <director of ilte Iliversity (vIe Club. Two yonnil" hlies fr.oln Chicora furnisled special inlusic. Dr. Ilillphill chose for his sub.ject, "The lost linlportantf ing IL Life, anld inl a force full way he b)1roulglit 10 the at tention of the ,i Idlnts the need for a Chrislianl Life. Ile Imlade a1 profounid iinpression ulponl all who he'ln-4 himn anld wve are Sure I lut 1u1ch good will result froml hlis mlessag"e. GRAMLING ELECTED FRESHMAN PRES. No Water Used. Af a movting of the Frshman TI'lhIrIsday IlighIt bhvetwe the 11ives of the Carolina-P. ('. basket ball gaille, A. ( . Gram ing was electe president of thIe 'iss. I )N Other nloinefies for this (oveted position wverv, Alesr.q Msake Edinnilids anld T. Al. It(. NWen h i leting was called o orderof I 11. .t1. igdhtey presidenlt of the studentl bodY, ill NSlan were assignedil 4als onl te floor. Iutuller tle auithI go4al. According to the ile-holored clistoinl the chief 'Xcultivt ofI tle Pre-shmani1lull cliass hliaI be tleted by 1hev Ilemibers f ile IlppvIr classes; (herefore when nloinat.1ions wvere called for, iomi i,itI vociferous were Ahe replies froml the assemlbled Ahron.g of these wtyliv in(divi luals whio hud Nolupltely sur Polded lte group of Seated "Preshies." Ou of this chaos Ahe nalines of Ilhe the noineles weve filiIlly extracted anld the 6(ot I ig )1ra ll. If velhIal vol es uad beel allow to count, in loubtedly te class of 'sd vould iavet hiuul Ii't' bre prsiden'ts, for UIt oIf as t'tiial volume1I4 for one14 is for' thle (Ithlers. IIfloever -r'eaited fromi ('Oilfusion, and4 thle 'l'ct ion~I fially t ook place' b)y lit "'hiail<l raising'' methflod. F'ollowinlg the elec'tion4) the ltw pre'sidet' wa eIs('CoIrtedt to) be( ct'erI of thie floor, whiere, I l4(ler verPV htilv('rg5C (OntitinnlS