The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 12, 1923, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
MOOT COURT GETS
UNDER WAY
The Moot Court heard its first
of the present session last Thui
evening. HRn. John F. .Quinn, 01
city presided, and he is to be pr
for serving so ably. He held the i
bers to the rules, giving the young
didates for the bar several strong y
They are much indebted for the v
ous way in which he controlled
proceeding. They are wiser than
were.
"Judge" Bowen was the defen
Following a little domestic troub
had inflicted an ax wound on his v
head. The poor woman had then I
an overdose of morplhine. She dit
linger long. "Judge" was indicte
murder.
Marion Gressette, J. B. Brown,
J. A. Henry prosecuted. These g<
men urged that the full penalty o:
law be given. On the other hand,
Purdy, Geo. Witkowsky and A
Merchant pled earsestly for acqt
The jury on retiring to their i
found themselves at a standstill.
were never able to determine the
or innocense of the accused, and
trial resulted in a mistrial.
The Law Association has ah
made arrangements to have a cel<
tion the first Thursday in Nove
when a mock trial and reception
be given. Messrs. Witkowsky, De,
Turner and Henry were elected t(
as attorneys; and the entertain
and refreshment committees have
appointed. The celebrations of
Law Association are not small afl
Young ladies are drawn from va
points to be present to make the o.
ion thoroughly enjoyable; the law
ulty is present, including other sli
twsts; and the response of the i
bers is regarded as an expositioi
the doings of the law school. 'I
are feature events of this phase of
University's business.
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CLARIOSOPHIC SOCIET
The Clariosophic Literary So
held its regular meeting Tuesday n
A very interesting program was cai
out.
The following men were elected
the society: 1. E. Gravely, B. H. 1
Clyde Watson, Glenn Pool, M.
Richardson, H. D. Hawkum, 1).
Watson, W. G. Duncan, J. 1. Sh,
C. A. Taylor, J. V. Neilson, \Vil
bert Folk, James Walsh, H. E. 1)
son. J. It. Baldwi,a, Hoyt Atkinson,
J. W. D. Zerbsts. J. N. Wilson
0. S. Walsh.
Tihe following meii were initiated
the Society: J. V. Neilson, J. H. \
son, B. H. Field, P. E. Grvely, L
Watson, J. B. Costanzo, W. W.
derson, T. .V. Wood, 1P. E. Brob]
larry Davis, Glenn Pool, B. V..
stO, S. W. Burns, C. E. Watson.
The literary program was very p
The following men served : Decla
J. F. Oxaner; Orator, W. H. I
lie query for the debate was, Resc
that the present tendencies in co
athletics are harm ful.
On Thursday night of last week
society held a short business niee
A good number of men were ek
to the society. Mr. E. M. Smith,
finished at Carolina last year, s
to the society for a few minutes.
stressedl the importance of starting
year right and( expressed his pi
ciation of the spirit shown by the
meni. With such a spirit, Mr. S
felt this was goiing to l)e one of
greatest years in the history of
society.
EUPHRADIAN SOCIET1
The Euphradians held their
literary prograni of the year last '1
(lay night. Thie old1 men tuirnied
well and a good niany new mien
admnitted into the society. Every
but one wvho was on the programi
present .andl well p)repared.
Tlhe literary program was as ahI
Cturrent Events, Barnwell; Wittice
)elton :mnd Funderburk ; Decla it
Joye and Harris; Weekly Orator, I
Black ; E'xtemporanieous .Speak~er,
M. Hawkins; Debate, affirmative, I
bert DePass andl Ftirman Gres!
negative, Ronnie Duncan and G.
Collier. The query for dlebate
"Resolved, that traffic shiould be
pelled by law to stop before cro:
railroads." '[le negative was givei
decision both by the judges and
house.
Several matters of business wver<
tended to. Ralph Ramsay and G.
Collier werc nomiinatedl for the sta'
up for the GAMECOCK staff, three of
whoiml will he chosen by the editor.
These were J. H. Black, W. C. John
son. A. I. Hawkins. Isadore Polier and
case . W. lBarnweil.
sday
the
aised ECONOMIC COURSES
Ilem- ENLARGE SCHOOL
canl- -
anks. Professor Miller Broadens Scope
igor- of Work.
the
they A long felt need in the School of
Commerce has at last been tilled.
dant. With the addition of Professor Ritay
he nhond 13. Miller, of Terre Haute, In
rife's diana, to the economic teaching staff,
aken la much larger range of specialization
not 'has been offered the students of the
for subject.
Prof. Miller is a very genial man
and to know, both in class work and
ntle- socially off the campus. His classes
the always bear the tinge of discussion
LE- that keep up interest in the work.
R. One of his subjects is Economics 4.
ittal. Known as the Economics of Corpora
oom, tion. This course is fully outlined
l'hey
guiltin the catalogue. 1Besides this he
guilt
the first
term, which on account of his late
eady election to the faculty were unable
ebra- to appear in the catalogue. For the
miber benefit of those who would like to
shall take some economies a short resume
Pass, is printed below.
o act Economics 10, Advanced Theory of
nent Economics. This course is NOT one
I)een of applied economics, but rather that
the 'of a method of the discussion of
airs. value, demand and supply, and price;
rious a study of distribution problems. it
,cas- ':onsiders the theories of prominent
fac- economists on such subjects as rent.
ecial interest, wages and profits. Coming
le at 8:30 on Tuesday, Thursday and
1 of Saturday, it is open to seniors and
hese graduates of the School of Con
the inerce and to Seniors and graduates
of other schools who have good
grades and who have not had
Economics 1.
:iety International Trade and Tarifil
ight. Problems, or Economics 9. is a self
-ried descriptive course, to be followed the
second term by Foreign Exchange.
into It is open to the same classes as
ield, above. Juniors are also eligible for
the course. The Course in Economics
1 is prequisite for students outsidt
aly, if the School of Coin mmerce. The
liam hour is 8:30 .londay. Wednes(Iay and
avis, Friday.
Al- Ecoomics 11 is a graduate course,
and lasting the entire year. in uiblic
Finance. This announcmet-nnt will be
into of interest especially to .l. A. stu
Vat- 'dents in Econonlics and Commerce.
-. 1 Advanced stiu(lents who expect to
An- 'apply for government, positions, those
iam, taking Government, and especially to
ib- those who later on expect to take
up as a profession the teaching of
i0(1 History or Governmilent, as well as
mer students of 'Tax Measures and seek
Ive ers of General Knowledge.
lved
leeOne of tile most valuable coturses
Sgivein in tile school1 is tile study of
the thle ways by whlich goverilnmnt spend
their mloney; thleir p)roblem of raising
ctedi reveinue; government operation of
wiho farims, telephones and telegraphls,
>oke railroaids, whicih taxes are best, in.
He come, liceinse, general p)rop)erty, inl
tile hleritaince; sihould tile govern imenlt
pre- borrow imomney, pay it bIack, issue
nlew bonds. Tis course will greatly br-ne
mlithl fit anlyone whlo explects to (10 special
tile work in tihe History Department. it
thle is opie to Semniors of tile Schlool of
Commer-ee and gradluate studlents whlo
hmave hlad EcLonIomlics 1 or 10.
I'.S.C.
fiist Homesickness
'out It's so rt of1 thle wvgew'hgaz g gkkokk
w'ere it's the queerest sort of feeling,
manl And lays boki1( with grasp) So quick.
was ort f makes yoiu fee like ree-ing
You arc so1 inteinsely sick.
sims, Ohl, your heart feels strangely heavy,
r, It is sometimles worse at night
arle 'ilho i've suffered as se-verelyV
Woheni tihe stun wa.s shiinig broiight.
4am
ette, 'le onily cure lIhat I can~ offer
W. is just to ileap upon the train,
was, Visit all tIle dlear oldi hlomle Places.
m- Sec ormte' aeaan
tile C. Stewart, '24
the - -- -
Prof. Green, In arguing tIhe super
at-- lority of anlcient archlitec-tur-e ove- t he
W. new, said(1: "Why, where can voui dlnd
I of meC a modernc tluildinmg that's hasted
sent as long as tile ncint OS i,..,-o.,
HYPATIANS INSTALL
OFFICERS
The Iypatian Literary Society met
We(lnesday afteri4on i at Flinn Hall.
The installation of officers took place
and the following new ones took the
oath of office. Miss Grace King, pres
ident; Miss Catherine Floyd, vice-pres
ident; Miss Helen Dupre, secretary and
critic; Miss Celeste Rowlette. monitor,
and Iiss Virgina Wauchiope, recorder.
The vice-iresident, who is chairman of
the social neomittee, announce( a par
ty for all new girls to take place next
Wednesday afternoon. A letter was
read from the Clariosophic Society in
viting the Hypatian Society to use their
hall as a meeting place this year, which
invitation was readily accepted.
The exaugural speech of Miss Abel
and the inaugural speech of Miss King
are worthy of note. Each reveiwed
the work of the society and expressed
a hope for its continued progress.
At a call meeting a few days before
the following girls were nominated
for the CAROLINIAN staff: Misses Floyd
Surasky, Varn, Rowlette and Penla,nd.
THE GLEE CLUB
Oflicers for the Co-ed Glee Club were
elected by the members several days
ago. They are: President. Miss Mary
Cantwell; Manager, Miss IHelen Dupre;
accompanist, N iss Harriet Fishburne.
The girls practice every Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock.
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THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIA
TION
Niss Lilliai Harrowv was chosen as
president of the Co-ed Athletic Asso
ciation for the coming year last Tues
day a fternoon. She is a s(,phomore
and a gnard mv the basketball team.
Other otficer will be elected at a later
(late. Niss Dorothy Allen was elected
as manager f the Co-ed Basketball
team. She is a former captain of the
team.
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