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P'UBI.1S1ED VEEKLY BY Till:. .LT.RARY SOCIE.TIES Terms $1.50 a Year F.Itered at C14lum1bia-, S. C., postof fice Niveniber 20. 1908 as second class mail matter. WT\ ('lT .R 19. 1923 1DTO IA1, S''.FF1: lie I)aIbS................1 lit -r C.alh1.un Toimas ............. Associate -. \\,life .ichel............ Associate red .\lnalall .............Ca t on. lUSINESS. Fra'n T. \eks.... .....)anag- r .l. %I. \\'ilsIon................\ ssista t C. It. \\illiam s..............C ircu lati,-:i GAMECOCK FEATHERS \\'here there is a will there is a way" sIiould he the llotti If the 1loho ClII. . - - - '.S.C. - - - - iv ls thaln one hun1dred )(Vs olut yl:ed SI n teen hun Ired what Can l ._x hu111dred du t'S.C. - .\t least We WInII one game11 during the past week: Canlina 3. Hyatt Park 1). I ake it the "Gamecock Cheer Hiv stret car codit-etrs and the jit m y drivers will Ibe rather shy of Car ihna students lt xt .week. Remember lhe Raleigh trip. - __ *..c (If corse. if tlie weather's fair and w have the Iare, we are going to the fair. \e are readv ffor you, lemson! CAMECOCK CHEERING SECTION v.\u e in the ST.r.: It \ daysta! -lid that if Car(Olna 1kept (In hisit." ganie; tile sign on tile bicacrlis 1. ;!i\1, iFicel v. bl bII el anlged ti read " anm'cCk Cheerle, Sectiitn" 0I e unWe cannimt hol himrepnil r thit: becalse lhe had t' write the paragraph" and this was a giod opi ir.i! i r a 1un1i. lIIwever. we wou< ie I:- saY il allswer to him that if Car !na hi:-uld Iiise every game of the s - 1 Wa 1 W-lwiuhI stiil cliecer. and cheel %. ith -s mu111ch pep ,as i we had wnI. T, at i5 the i ilY kinld I if spirit tier i loie we cheer enthiu1iasti ally bloth times. As ai ilstanice of this Ii of 'prit we \6ish i) cite last Sat ;alay. gam. \\ hcII tIe Iirst hal f was .i e rlina fre-hm11ei held a "snke" dance even the the score was (i ti 0 in favir if New\herrv. After cir dthe ficid they vathered and gav' a ewV yelHs. .en they did something wlic li wt Iainever eeiln die heiire theI cmuted the scir. Newherry i CardlI 0. Th'lis wase. great ! lThi. was treating the visiting teamn with the proiper l Stecl andlliil honr. Anid sio. whlatever the 'ec re i.n we luist noi t liosi iuir pep. it Sthe NIamiecock e.m h 'i Section." EXCHANGES Ilir thei intfiormatiiin of thiise whlo il-e'I ti' hem 111 wsithiIIe ciilleges antd uiv~ersit ies oif tihe ciiount ry we wish to say thlat all t'xclhaniges ~in thle (A.\ 1F.cock are beilng tilaced ill thet tale'. at l"linni llall. Weare Irying ti exchange' with all thet ta iltii tiatersi iof tis state and( neighi hliimiugi ne.. ..\tjipresenit there are ahii ot twenty-f ive naesi min ilir exhange'~t li;t. Th le i ttdnt. w i eli idubt less lit miore't licc M.\ x 1IIuRNF.T thiant any oif the (ith *r ptili cat iinls. It is vely imterestoig tio see whath tht iffere'd ,.t.otdent hoi dies thuink abou lt fiootba:ll in thet state. Alsi. to ktep lip with the other stiudenut activ it it's. l<eadinig then co llege puiblicatiins ft te i uth wvil lii muih toi give ouri stnieh-int a brinoader and moire toleranlt viwif the iother' schlls. Ini the past wt have bieen tioi na rroiw-minded; he 15is nit a mani with real college spirit who talks de wn all ot:~her coil leges. We shoiuldl he hear t andl sioiul fior Carolina hut at thet same' tinie we shldeii appre c'iate' the poi sit ions thet iother colleges of lie state hold. While spieak<ing o f exchlanges the "Y' secretaryv asked uis ti anntounce that then "Y" had stubscribmed to the "Sotutherni Collegiate Spoi rt s", a new magazine of which we had soimething to say several weeks hack. It is quite a fine puiblica tionu and( wvell worth examining. THE CITY, THE LEGISLA TURE AND THE UNI VERSITY \I editor-ial in the STATI., a few day-s ago reillinded us of something we ba1.e beci i'arping oi for several years. l'int eit-rial was entitled: "Columbia: Its trets." It seems that there wili ap car a series of editorias )tt ho tie cLiZVIS (of Coluimbia caa i:nirove an] he.mItuify their city. We hope that this series will accomplish something; es peciall ,y do we holpe that the City and the General Assemblhly will get togetler .ua rave the streets around the Univer sitv. ' has becti a shane the way tley ,ve 4pluabbled over the qtestion of whose dtt it is and all the time the citIzens (if Columbia and the students of tile University have had to stifTer. And when we sav stifTer we mean it. For no matter low often Sumter street is Sprilkled it will soonl le dusty, and ()In day. whenl there is a football game ol AIVis field it is fierce. We don't see h-w the professors who live along that treet caii endure it. It seems to us that the amount of traoie (in Green and Sumter Streets %%ould amply repay the paving of these streets by the City of Columbia without be.j) fromn the General Assenmbly. lbiwever. since there has been so much dctissi,n about this matter we would ungest that they go fifty-fifty (It the expinses. \hatever they deecide to do Twn these strects paved. - t S.C THE BAND I)rofessors Mercer and Olson having been doing some great work the last few days aiid have altt gotteln the C'ampu1)lls usicians organized into a reg :i ar cliege hand. Uniforms have been - r ered iir the lpersonnel of the corps and are expected to le here within a fw da'.s. \\'inning one of the uniforms mean1;llls aIs mu11ci to a main as winninn the lIck '"C" by a football ilayer. The meni are ging to have a real nifty out lit. 111mr has it that they are going I, be (m hmand for the game this after Um.lair week they arve going to e 'm1petc witlh the CleImIsonl hand for the :I. r. f tile day. - - - .S.C. - - WITH THE GRADUATES miss Sara Ann Carter, class of '24 .tachinig in the Mars I fill high schotl of .\Mars Ilill. N. C. Miss Carter spent several years with ts but decided to re turn to IlliIois to oiliplete her work. 'lie gradutated at the Southern Illinois X(Irimal School. ldward William Caitwell, it member Iif the cla s of '22 is at present attend ing the Solithern Baptist Theological "emintm ary. Ll,iisville, Ky., where he is Ireparing himself for the ministry. - 1div" hails from Orangeburg. S. C. Cecil iubose Brearly, A.. it., '17, .\. .\. '23 is preparing himsel f for the P'res.byterian M inistry. John Blanton Belk, A. It., '20, A. M. '21, 11. 1). '21 is preaching at Clover, S. C. "Jtcky" as lie is known to Caro ANia Imlein. 111MC i namlie for himself as a fooItball platyer. 1lie is atn all rotund a tlte, andll th liniiest typle of Chlristiaii NI iss kleanor lHal I, A. R., '21, is at presenlt tak ing it coutrse in Joturnal ismi .i 'I lmblia Un iiversity. New Yo rk C.ityv. The (re hats developed it large dlemndl Iolr womilen editors. Some daiy we may readone I ol' If thle nlewspiapers she ptt 'liut. WV illiamii TI roy I1eatsley, A. 1H. '23, is fatring with his father att l.anes, S. ('. TrIV is Ilne of the p)opulatr memibers of mast year'si senmior class, He was edlitoir in-clie f of the G,amue-oc'k oine term last year. Johnl it. lHates, l.I,.e.. 11. '21, is in the law game at Greenville. Rteports fromi tIhe mountlitainls iare to the af fect the John11 is do I ig somle busiiness its itaw Vt'r. I iut w..i th all of his success Jolhn hasni't fallen for one of the fair sex. I,uother (Giliert IBarre, H1. 5. '23, cotuld no t desert his Alna Mater so qtiickly andii decidled to retturn for awhvlile. At piresenit ie is stuidying engineering tand is after it C. H. One time we thotight that lit was goling toi joutriney dlownV to the Medical C'ol lege, but the catll of the "open"'l was tooII much for I,tither. Tlhomans I!roioks Al ford, l,1,. 1H., '21 is pIract icii law ini the "City by the Sea.'' Al ford didl we'll while here andi( wye undeot'rstaid that lie is keeping upt tIhe glIodi woirk. iiiiny aboultt these lawy.Vers, lIut they doin't see'm to fall for the 20lth century vamps. Kennieth Norton Blaker, A. H1. '21 is l'rinciile of the 11 igh School att Clini tIon, S. C. Kenneth w:ts priesidenit oif the German Chih and Manatger oif the haseball team while a~ Carolina EXTRACTS FROM THE THOUGHTS OF A SENIOR October. 8, 1923-during the wee hours of the night. (just aftcr the Recepti"ln at Coluimbia College) Well, it is early, and I must vet look over that case for Dean lrierson an.'t catch a little sleep before my eleven O'clock class inl the morning. But I can spare a few minutes to thitink about what happened tonight for the cbance.,, are that I will be able to catch up with im' sleep in class. Yes. that affair to night was swell, I mean to say. Girls. girls, girls, and dresses? Why I have never seei the like. "Wly," thought I - to myself, "The fall fashions have ar rived and they are being displayed here - tonight." There was Beauty and there was Chiv airy and there was revelry at the Col ege tonight and "bright the lamps shon ll o'er fair women and brave men." irave men, I say, yes, for he is brave indeed who dares to invade tile precincts of Beauty. But let that he as it may. for to those who dared "all went merry as a marriage bell" except to tile. For there was ON E among ill that array of dazzlitg brilliance whom I fain would have seen. And I looked for her behind the pillars and ferns, out in ihei great crowds; and at last I saw her in a secluded corner, but someone was talk ing to her and a freshman at that. Yes, at that ! I. a senior ill the I 'aw School, a member of that august ) bdv the General Assembly of South Caro lina, the president of one of the most influential organizations onl (Aur campus; aid lie, iothing but a freshman ill the Academic School and an A. It. studelt at that. I was wroth, and I had a right to be wroth for lie did not turn her Ioose tintil we were forcibly informed that it was time to go home. I didnI't even get a chance to speak to her ,ice . <:uring tic eveninig. B ut that's all right ; he enjoyed the I'venling then,. I will enljoy thle night novW. For you. frcshlman, remember ti at y(ui tonight rucived y(our good I things. while I evil things; but now I .tml C:)mf .orted, and th(u art tormente:J. In other v.rds, tutrn1 aullt is fairl play adit is n:y turn now. . It i;s been attended to. ( )nce mill re I ti ink of my classes ;nd what I as been ille. BIut what's that ' "Did yt- not It -:r it:. . . htt hark ! that havyv sllund brbi-;ks ill once llre." ( )h. I utniderstand ; another setnior had a wee bit of trouble, ti)o. \\'ed. nm pre:aring that case now. I Perl aps I wil 1no he callei on, aIv how. Why worry? At least, I am hap py at that. A Valid Cause for Action Upstairs the picture Sllo)w Was croWded The organist was gone and all was still: Hligh aims and romance all our senlst's clouided As Dick made us laugh of weep at w ill. Onl thru the( dlarkne'ss creplt a silent creature-- sl ItVciIt 't W ho heed(less (of the stirring tio vie feature C'ame swi ftly to where onte C. ilIoster sat. The rod(enit thten w%itoutt the siigl;test waring, WVithli it sIo miltch as "by) y1olur leave I bleg," C5ing~ tchl's troultsers fIor 11 prtecttingl. Started a journey'3 upl h', t rembllintg l eg. t ralch madhe a quick, swe'rvinlg, nturatt moiltion ; The silenciI'i(e vantishied ini a wildhl com1 Thev sacv t hat ('rach weas hollinig thet' wvronig limbll! I Bookhart-Barton If Miiss 5Saria lil izabetht lloolkhlart tol MIr. C'ha rles ('tggints liartont, WVednesdayv a fternoon,ii OctobeItr 10. Mi rs. lbartoin was 11n1 (If thet1 most pop itlar (i -edls -If tihe last t wI years. Sin' ('ameit to thle Untiversity, with ihe1r siste'r, M iss lnma Miat' lb 1ok hart, from CoI ker, whe(re' they' had donlie several years' work. Wile at tihe Untivetrsityv Mrs. ilartoni wVas tihe rec(iplienit oIf many hon11 ors, chief (of which wais tile plresidiency oIf the I Tvpatian l.itcrai'rocety. "As Copeland Goes, So Goes The Fashion" Learn The Way CLOTHING: Stylish Clofhes for College Men who $25.00 to $55.00 want quality as well as style. 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