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(Continued from page one.) played thus far. The Tarheels sus Eli last aturday to the tune of three touchdowns, while Carolina has beat tained a defeat from the sons of Old en Erskine by two touchdowns and Presbyterian College by a single coun ter. Both teams appear to be headed in the direction of an improvement in form, both are very anxious to win, and both have strong teams-so a hard fought contest appears to he in order and the winning margin should not be a large one. We have all (ie respect for the ability and strength of the North Carolina eleven, but some how we have a feeling that it's going ] to be "Carolina's Dav"-in the sense that this would imply to a very loyal sup- i porter of the cause of the Gamecock's. This is our team's first game away 4 from home this year. and we want to I follow that game as closely as if our I Announsing that: wil continu UNIVERSITY OF SOU' thruout the com with the newest ai servativly corre, prices ranjing fr< The first display o be at: THE UNIVERSIl o lAeJdJ General Offises: New York< "VeworI1 Shops 6401-03 Broadwny ind Broojlyto GOOD HOMI Rates Reasotnable We Make Student Breakfast............. D inner............... Supper............... (Sunday Night 1008 Sumt< FALL SH The FLORSI New Style now ready for th good looking footwear, who, refined appearance. Every de way suggest style. The ama vogue of the day-Brown or I J. L. Mimm~ Columbia's Leading fellows were playing on Davis Field. [f there is a telegraph matinee of the Vamne. be on hand. If not, give the Lul etin boards the big rush, and PULL '(R IH U. S. C. S. o Alumni Council Meets. The Alumni Council held a neeting n l1arper College last Friday at whien outiniie matters were cbnsidered. The oticil is the executive committe of the A fter the meeting the Council ad ourne(l to the Jefferson Hotel for din ier where they were joined bhy Dr. delton and Dean Baker. Among those present were the lres dent of the alumni, Rion McKissick of reenville, .1. Roy Fant of Union,, Rut )sborne of Orangeburg, L. A. Witt :owsky of Camden and James Shep ierd of I.Edgefield. S. Soes e to visit H CAROLINA ing collej year id best in con :t footwear at )m $7 to $10. F the season wil 'Y CANTEEN. Shoes . Duane dtreet . City 'Pludadelphia Shop 121- 23 Chestnut street jtist belo the Hotel Acelphia COOKING Exccllent Service s Feel at Home ........7:30 to 9.00 ........1.00 to 2.00 .........6.00 to 7.00 s A Special) -r Street OWING IEIM Shoe e many men who appreciate want Flourshin Quality and tail of the Flourshin Park et square effect toe is in ilack Calf. Lugh & Co. Department Ste. The Yi Home of 1604 f Bryan's Book 1440 M Red Ra Co Red R Dr. Melton's Private Box. You who sat on the bleachers at the gaines last Friday and Saturday no doubt noticed and wondered what the enclosed platform in front of the bleach ers was. \Well, you (li(n't have to wonder very long, for pretty soon Dr. "Billy" Melton and his family came along and occupied that "box". Yes, Some idea. eh, what I Bet you can't guess who invented it? Well, it was no less a personage than our active and ef ficient cheer-leader, Billy Doar. Good for you. 11illy boy ! Ideas like that don't hatch out every (lay! We are delighted to have our esteemed president and his family right there with us in the Caro lina section; seems like we have the whole University "family" together then. Dr. "Billy"1 is always on the job too; when the first whistle blows he's . right there to help cheer the Gamecock oil to victory. lly the way, did any of ymu birds that heat it for cover Saturday when it start ed to sprinkle, notice that Dr. Melton was hunting shelter? No, I didn't think y,ii did-because lHe DIDN'T. He staycd right thiugh it ill that box 11n1til the final whistle blew; and if he (ill stanid a little dampness, I know the rest of us ought to. Fifteen for Dr. NIelton, fellows! Make 'em good. M. Euphradian Meeting. The Euphradian society met last Fri day night for the second regular meet iig of the year. The pora e fll lle the evening was a good one. Mr. Fritz Welborn was on for Cur rent Events. He was followed by Messrs. "Dick" Spencer and Pat Adams who quite. carried ava y the :s sembly with their witticisms. J. C. B. Smith then took the floor and declaimed in good style. The Exteniporaneous Speaker of the eveiing was Ralph Ram sey. His subject was: "What We Owe The Euphradian Society." Mr. Ram sey spoke in his usual convincing style. The querry for debate was: "Re solved that the planting of cotton should he suspended( for 'lne year.'' The a f firm ative side of the question was repre sentedl by H-. M. WVise and R. A. Bow man. The speakers for the negative wvere Macbeth Wagnon andI Furman Gressette. The negative side carried off the laurels of the evening. Thle followving is the programme for next week: Current Events--Isadore Polier. \ itt icismn . \.Turner. R. L. Jones. D)eclaimer--W. A. H-art. Weekly Orator-W. C. Johnson. Subject for Extemp)oraneous Speaker: "What A Studenthody Owes to its Football Team.'' ()uerry fo Deb )l ate : Reso lvedl that the State of South Carolina should fur nish text books to the Grammar Schools oIf the State free of charge. Afirmative-W. L. Edwards, D. A. Gaston. Negative-S. A'. Black. .\larion Cres sette. \\' no0 "Young wvomen niowdays," remarks an orinithollogist ini the employ of the gov ernment, ''take too light a view of mar ria'ge. While in the West last summer I was ind(uced( to lectture to a sunmmer school. Duiring the course of this lec tulre I chanced to remark: "Trhe ostrich sees very little; on the other hand, it digests everything.' "W\hereupon a girl on the front bench exclaimied, sotto voice, to her neighbor: 'Gee! What an ideal husbsand an os trich would make!l' "-Harper's Maga oung Men 'COLLEGIAN CL( lain Street COLUM BIA, ! Store and P ain Street, Columbi mbler Coal "Burns Witho UMBIA ICE AND FUEL PLAIN Phone 4345 ambler Ice We Freeze Paragraphs. In these hard times there's no auto iobile like the hoof-mobile. \ (log stood near the sausage mill It's sad to tell this tale \ naughty man with a hot lunch stand Soon had hot dogs for sale. Reeptions, red punch and pretty girls nake Jack in school a dull boy. Where is the old fashioned boy who vas so bashful until he couldn't look at he table because it had such a short kirt ? Why is a legislator like a bird? Be ause he always has a bill. ohn Barleveorn's gone with his revel And Home Brew's getting mighty mad. OCO Cola's fast going to the bad, And Near Beer's foaming like the devil. No Turkey without Greece and no rease without turkey. A slippery ituation to be stire. A new name for the Republican par y that would fit most appropriately oild he the DO NO1 ING part. \\Iih- did Alexander weep foir more 01lds to) cmnquer wien the poor dis ipated cuss comldn't conquer hiinself Some of the Freshmen this year are o green until they think that Guy Hall s a dormitfory at Columbia College. I wonder i f we have as many pony iders in latin as of olden days? A good Math teacher is like a burg ar. he breaks the lock without a key. C. S. C. Professor Hooton says monkeys )ranched off from the human family. li'hat's reasonable. We know families hat are beginning to branch now. Silverdale Creamery LUNCH Cleanest and nicest place in town to eat. Special rates to College boys. Phone 4574 DeSota Hotel U-Dr iv-It System1 of Columbia, Inc. Rent aFord L1 YSTEMff Drive it Yourself 2132 Main St. Phone 3386 s Shop )THES .c. rinting Office 1, S. C. ut Worry" IT Please WANTED. Several men to work in the afternoons or nights. State previous busilness experience in letter to Box "X." University Canteen. For YOUNG MEN'S SUITS Go to Tom Hook's WALTERS' SHOE SHOP 1420 MAIN STREET First Class Service given Uni versity Alen Dave Means Barber Shop 1314 Main St. Phone 7421 *McM ASTERSj Athletic Goods 1324 Main St., COLUMBIA, S. C. Capital Cafe "NaT'rest Resta uranat to Un~iversiy Your Patronage will b)e Greatly Appreciated Food of Best Quality Excellent Service 1210 MAIN STREET LOAF AT GITMAN'S BOOK SHOP Nothing but Books