The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 03, 1922, Page 6, Image 6
LAW ASSOCIATION
The .\l()(t Court, sittingr.as
a Sip'vi ourt, .istene<d to
ie argumilents inl Ihe appeal
frl-in the vase (f ..1c(Obs Vs. Iti
evY last Thi ll-sdlaY. h'lle firill of
.\Ahmriman & Walker represent
e<d Ihe appellant, while Thoinl
sol & Tunl appeare<( il feliv
r.esponillenf. .\ll of, thle spevch
(18s % weVIe 10004, hu1 I lhe elfort of,
.lr. A.4lrinan dleselrves parlic
Iu1;r1. iention. Hlis argilvilts
woul have beenl . credlit to) anl
experivedeninember, of, the bar.
Thev cour1, however, decided
1I1,11 the jilgillent 4f the lower
cmurt woui have to be sis
lailled, and thriefl'(oe -avv the
decision io 1he respondent.
The Law Association was
for-tunlate inl havinl- S)lic.itor
IlenrY, (d hlle Sixth .1udicial
C'ircnit, lilpresvitative 0. 0.
lI"epreseitative I'lhmllas AleAil
1,11n, ihe o1-() tepior-t Speaker
()f the 1louse, to act as judges.
Recipe For Rah-Rahs.
I IN-1.rringhonle ivmr-ed 'with
salt d1141 pepper.
Crepe dle "chienl" shirt.
Oe vollar han.
'.4fri ped shoestring".
'ale r1vel vesL.
Socks 1 1)4e takell rumll anylll
respecta ble biliket ).
CI1'ugated shies (super-lan
prerferred ).
L,id ( size 9).
If Ipssible, Ihe herringboneUv
shmild have hickorvY nuts for
but I tonls.
Uediscretion ax 14o panlts.
He ca-rful to) let themIl extend
seven inches over shlloes.
The collall. hand 1111Y be used
-is a coMla and the shom-strinl.
-is a1 fie. D() nilt lef colhar ap.
pellI. fromll back as this jmake.
fr low-browvism.
The vest shimild be dec(ri-aed
with seventienl b1tt11s, clasps
hai s, ( 44insignia, It c., so as t
le (ol1 i 41 promilence.
I'he lid is 111rpos.ely f1' 1
har-vo size So) ns lo be allowNNed to
COMV dmvwn over vy4' 1obri
(f lose. 'h'le lid s ui il fill
ther. be (.1-1mpledl, nmlshed anid
sq1liezed. Then 10 Ilaps fri
Frontf .11d back exei l ig tl
mpward. This givves Napoml
ii o h air.s1~ l ir 4 shou b b<' i.
14U 14 Ui. hine4 aIn shouhel bifeis
pai rd as toU( mkey.fl o 8
w$ Mary's
TI'sb is mly own <deal. < 'yeary,
and it is supposed1 to be a secret
So 1 11111 putting it inl the caime
cock, which is a ver'v exclusive
paper. i uin(erst lilmt the
profs never readi it althm they
tvacb at the Ilniversity , so I
guies I ali ta lk freelv, but I
hope someiv of theit look at it
on-e inl a while, I don't muean
my1 <y1 earyN hl Imlte (''lmevock.
An d if ti hey o 44sev lly <lyeary
vell I don't. care.
Mlonlay, Feb. 13.-Bilue
Mlimayv4. al4 1: 1 knew it would
rainl. I just couIdn't get Imly
hair right this Imlorning -andl I
fissel all <lav with it. Illetch
er picked mne up1) onI y way to
tih vampus ai she toh l me all
about the trip We are going to
take. 1 hope we basket-ball
plavers get let ters and maybe
a sweater too. Somehow I
<oln't (1o well ) AIl o Iaty.
Classes weit sailing-, one by one
anl before I realized that
classe were ovel I reieilber
e1 tihat I ha<d a dlate with Tom
lirice. Ile allel at 1 qiuarter
of eigit ainN we went to see the
gaiie witI I 'ita<lel. It was
gloriois; we won 18 to 17. 1
wo0lider what Toi thinks of
mlle, I was so excitel. I can't.
relliilber what I did. Once or
hvice that horri boy inl front
of Ile-what's his iiame-olh,
yes, l'ur1ley Tompkins, turned
aroundl and slililed. I wonder
who 1be' wvas lauglhin.g at? I
think Alex is a 1(dear. I bet lie
has a big heart. Those Citadel
boys were sm,iall but oh mo
rough. )ne red headed boy
wanited to fight Alex buit ('ita.
del I s a good coach and lie
took him out just in t ile.
TIhe' htrt our little lJoiln too,
anld I aml glad wve leat theml.
hoim-I bet the(, ol plrofs are
eadinig hardW now. Wat to
k no how Tom- and I got
1h4)im.'? Wel 1, 1 gueJIss Iev
oiugh1It to know sevilg I we r
Voutg 4) Micv, aI11ho thev woulid
try alld iiake yolu bl i eve t hey
ESSAY ON HOW TO BECOME
WELL
4'verI, it is ne(Cessar to~ tb)ec(4omeI4
sic'k. Tis ian bet 14 aerompIIj) ilihed
ini var iousx ways. Ini the first
he4 is moreI'( amiibit iousI, taIke theii
liii. In th 1secM4ond)I p)lace4 he4 ('an1
take thei( muIiIlmp and1 have ai
bit ionsI he4 ('nnli hve' isi t onsi ls
remo114 vedl. The t ask oft ge'ttinhg
xic'k is e'asy. O iu' chli(ef task ix
hiow to ge't well'h.
it withlotut demuin''ig 11114 go to
bed, von1'11 I0 llint likeim a .my
Dyeary
never <lit< Ssuch things. Tom11
maill "good lrliglt" aIl left me.
I vent to be<l thinking hov
nice'' ml is, aild I also re1 mm
herl-e(l tnt I li(ln't t) a filitinr
for toinioiov, but I shoul
Tu'esdlay I-' eb. 14.--1 was so
exc i te<tabmut our] gamne with
'ohllnbia ) ( tollege that Trig
ahgs a<d everythinlr ig elle miean
iotling but hasil as far as I
VIS (oIICerIlel. I'll lave to
wake 11p before exalls anlYway.
As isual we ost. DearI me!
goo00(iness knows wve t ricdl har<d
eiouglh. Well if ve do< 't wNinl
one ginie at least we vill have
1 chl shite anlywav. That is
one consolation. I know whalt
the troulde is. Th'le bovs wilnt
"uppor1 uls.
Wedlnes<day, Fevb. 1.5.-TlolyN
('1olowhes, it is r-iing lbluket
fulls ail I have ise<l that
8.30 Prench class uIIder Oscar.
I'mi kiml of gbla that I am not
feeliuig so well this lmrnillg, I
think 1 need a it tIe rest.
Mother callel ul) to me awl
told me t hat breakfast. was
ready, anl I starte<l to) tell her
abou;t- a headache, whenl 'with
out aiotller w(d she left the
hall. T guiess she lliderst'ailds
me bv nov. That is soie of
the alvanltages of goin to the
Ulniversit. All Ilmrning and
a ft ernoon; I've beenl thinking
about having Iy hair bobbed.
Stmdied hard all evenling and
ais usual I wvent to ( bed.
Thurs<bly, IFeb. (IG.-O 1'm
wild abiout Jioslaw.v. Ile is
tle citest thing (ver. A nd
lever! Il class lie tol u s 8()
mally Ihingrs we lever knew be
fore. (Nosh ! it niust b great.
tq) be married to a clever man111
wh-Io cII tell you so iimnIiy
thI Iniig--voul kuov aboutI Ii fe
anl the great vide worl. I
tried m()Ii( of thomse cev(4) fesfts
(n my *N kid brother. but theII y
didn't work. I tohl mna h) take
Jalies to the docltr1, somietlhing
nust be the niatlet' withl him.
way, ooner 0r later. Wheni inl
r'aise' Ihe1 wii4ulow, let ting ini the
sunlit , thlen to bedl. When
the' dloocto c1(ome(s ini look jubhi
liiit, he(alth l alaiul wise. "'If
patys to adv ~er'tise."' Tf lie takes
your t.emp jeralturei', let the ini
Strumiienit stay in yvour mioiuthI,
(1on1't (1p01 it in thle i'e wvater'1
to fool him i. iIe may keep) yo
in for chlills inistemil of fever'.
Whi(ieeer thle headl)phyic~x4iani
l)ay's yVou no4 attenition get up1
ai( dre(ss, y~ou1 are well. ( 10
hiomie.
114' ( lassioniat (ly )I : ' ")on't
yoti feel thle call of thie irr'esist
She: ''Sure, let's ('at.''
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