The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 14, 1923, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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FIlDAY, DIl.Cl-'..\ 14. 1923
kl,)lTFORIA I STAFF:
\et-1r1de )abbs................ Editor
k- h11(pin Th'l'imas .... ...... Associate
S. \\olie Eichel............. Associate
d NIinshall ...... Carto nillst
BUSINESS.
Frank '' M eks.................\i anag- r
. 1. \\ 'l ..................A ssista t
GAMECOCK FEATHERS
( )niy seven mo1(ire tdays.
U.S.C.
\\~'II let y.ilu figure mt the hours and
in: nttes.
--U.S.C.
If \,iu are like us you haven't the
ille..
-U.S.C.
A fter tile exams inl Junle you will
dubtless be feeling blue; better go to
Rine Ridge and get cheered up.
U.S.C.
Sielle peo)ple love t nake a lot of'
nlise; especially. thlise firecracker sIt)t
er*s.
\nd then it, in fi t hanl studying.
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)on't forget that classes meet af ter
the holidays: si lappiy ('hristinas and a
Nierry New Year!
t.I .C. -
STICK TO IT
A week or s, agI di-ing the chapel
exercises NIr. \'aN!eter tild a Won(Ler
fiul story if a h,y that he knew at tle
.'niversity o.f KvIetuckY. This student
wilirked hils way thru cilege inder ci
ditimls that wmuld have st)pped many
SMl;l. I I did the ilaest of cIIres;
'is cii lotes were vce ragged; he was
nit cviiildsilt re(I by the itiler stutdent-,
and<i yet. he sltuck ItI it fir fIlr years ;mdl,
rt ll gadll lll1tth : n id:t ;e wa 1 g,Vell a
h hll i.siti in a ireign cIol itr with
a ;Ilary f.r k e.: r tiha.i aIn his c;;I -
\\Vc canl nit; tIlthe.1r h r the
v.a .( !r. \'in .\ t r told it: tih' -.t r 11'
a i t wh m ' 411" IMi lntd1 ti -d
.'!!L m:m ti:: ,ci n d. ( )fc m- .
ilhal , Io n: ' lwr in lr c l;mpt
h- i lli i1 W ii a thne ai :ti
boy h l; 0, aver -!ab i - ri-I
1 al l -!: vi ! i r l ill i i : l
'A k V I i
who ~~1'- uit h*1 ;-i.1nt to r tu n i
a r - 1 :1 \ lla. ; 1, u t : -s 1 r hav-i .11
1 I~F IO SEIE
illi'i nay th. tat in tiedu
It is ls ilb w rthtbihiIt t . :i '-ito v. i th
t I.:t tI h re lhit t st Iu
ner whren sth reillls ;ne ('ljt saft':
it hkktd
State I h h \\ a 1xh u n
rivi the chap'eltmr i Flinnllau underpu
1treen ithese taii ks biy r ipmi-n irn.r of
Itr ('iltmil li .sae ldes will ('1:, toy th,e
in< fi lia tchoiia !If ug,Clo Ti, u
li St unbtant ghF pronthat f'Iacesbi -eachll
'lilyie 'athe feat ('Iithseakper sat
fo i litilin y tl t ar e seii tlylet. IC .if S
Ilife mto t :n:de felw ars lissle, tr to:
feelat i(maniC mhon tire vaim.:P I the
Ste the mareter stTheIlalt t met (1
inigs of alhe "Y"h hall high scll attnd
at il ws.ie Ant J(iles to. lTom ood
Mle, Md yell your head of f as a sup
porter of your section. If you do these
things itwill greatly improve the light
with which the University is looked oil
4hreghout the state.
-U.S.C.
THE BAND
Wanted, New members for the band.
Poothall season is now over and you
can get down to your studying in carn
est, but study will .not take 11 of your
time. Why not try oit for the Uni
versity hand?
The hand was better than ever th's
1,st football scasonl, but it .-Il he eveni
better, by next year u\e hopt I have th -
best in the state. lEvery last one ot y.oi
'h1t;1 even TRIlVS to play come out, es
pecially those of yoll who hope to be
I cre next year. You wil learn more
about y(vir instrument, if you haveei't
ine we will fi-nish voi, yon will learn
much worthwhile music, ad you will
receive credit for Gym if you make the
hand. Beside this there is a pissihility
of several trips. Comie on1, show vour
Sciool spirit, let's have a real good hand
by the time Baseball season opens.
---U.S.C.
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS
(lspeciallv for c(illege students.)
We note with a great deal of interet
the Christmas advertisements in the
,i-RAny DIcEsr. They seeni to he de
_Wigle(d especially for college stiudc.nits.
for not only are the go.,ds advertised if
the hihif-st <uality but the prices have a
_reat .appeal to the stu.let jinckethook.
We agree with tle DiaEsT that at this
tine of the year we are racking our
brains alut Christmas presents, and it
is with much pleasure that we reprint
tl,eir valuahle suggestions.
"The biggest of all gifts. Radiola V
4 !2.50."
."'he individualized Corona. a wonder
fl idea ill Christmas gifts--$50."
"Christmas gifts that last: Sheaf fer's
pens-pencils. Priced from $8 to $100."
Of course, all students must buty the $100
ile.
"The appreciated gift : Waterman's
Ideal 'oulntaiiI Plen. $2.50 to $50.00."
Again, we suggest the latter.
lBut this neceds no comment:
A Cadillac For Christmas
''As Christmas I )ay approaches, a
mwi's first thought is of a gift for 'her.'
\\hat could please her more than a New
\-3 Cadillac?"
-C.
The November Carolinian
Tli-: CAAN.i NI.X x filr Nfovemii, give:
is a turkey 4v11 the cover: luiti;ilrall we
w(ild itl !k fir tihle retnmainder (If a hoi:i
tifill repast inside.
T e .11oc,"in. , lird, a poill hv NI. K.
\\alsh. will 1It scar aw:y tile hikoful
re;olhr whI I thinks lie miihl like sime
thing with tile tnt-key. Ilnstead it is
thiliuglit he wv,uld try at lca..t titumethil1'
MOre. The pomClll is pretty. siliie, rcal.
\\hat !-muthern rutstic hasn't litndWith
levereft -ilence to the car-lin. 4)i die
mo clin b I I! r, The. poeml reIlmd .
I a slight fdegref If the las t ver e If
ITIe .1Iocktin."I BirdIs by P';11u I LL11tll
\\' lv i nt vat er pio.c m t r
hil m nhayllei.a lic /, y 1
\\el hav anthcuhr hlaihtmar
aifter writing this storyhie shou'ihl halve
kni ht 'il t tIlrite it tio. Thei miain
chatracter is tioo superhumfiani. The fdes
cripitiion is''iiid ;if simio the icine';ir:
vividly dlrawn,'.
V.rlittein Iy a mo thir. ;\t a ia'.ualt glanfcte
vi ie n ii il l 'X,v. gag ili,h lt: a r
tnill:hn ay~ tfndito .in:t us app U I..
ea:th 'ur cm .ther.i s m r. tI yit.luc.,i
if tile to ittr( apIpreit ti uh , hilmtn
yerstii itm if(n t'X'r uiw.lmlilrXi
T.Iw litry's uier Xv ak i Xoinsler teh 1e:l
dIlre l'o!ierlisemito b i'le toi irk iii : th
pK rhap (inf the C.uh 'n lm. i vl u read-t I
'Ie p -' /I'rii on vr;i liv . |V.n: aNcikit
ster notreflerr;i to he blrowf sien11
l)fgtheI woiird sdet sthoughi . 1p.
reain listii i nei twier notfaliir wpXith
O. lieX(nry' hs wgrk hie Xwo uld hie t epfed
Thie itsay reiesets rel work on. lilief
''Wat oolsh author and) ise,' and rth
is, ifther withier--nk the' Xrdier fl that
Wlish is of ta l ig itype; Ine ofltho.'
The poem, The Hungary Hiart hv
Anina T. Swindell, appeals to ones sym
pathy. It is sad and makO a peculiarl
contrast with the short story just' beiore
it. The theme is found in the last line
of the fourth verse: the song of the
hungry heart. 'Twill be hushed into
silence soon." The second verse ciul(l
have been well left out, perhaps bettering
the poem.
An essay, The Virtue and 'romise in
South Carolina by J. A. Henry. is in
teresting, based on facts, and well writ
ten. The writer is sincere and the essav
would be more than worth the time oie
would take to read it. True Souith
Carolinians should read articles like thi'.
and rub their sleepy eyes. 'T'lie follow
ing pa.agraph is very well put : 'h
negro population of the state is a sleep
ing giant. . . . . . . . . We may turn
deaf ears to the task it calls us. Ih:u
the cloud that is no higger than a man',
hand will grow. We <lare not call fr
Pilate's basin and then wash our han(lk
in it."
The Viking, a poem by M. K. \\alsh.
is not as good as the first one in the
issue. The subject might have becn
more modern. The moral is never sa
(lie.
The editorials are not had if anyone
would read them. More attractive sub
jects might cause them to be more wi(le
ly real.
It seems that IV hal's Wi'hat aid W1hY
is a littie out of place in such a maga
zine as the 'CAI.NIAN is sipposed to
be. 'he lA-onoiies Discussion Chub
should run a separate paper.
The E xchange Department is very weil
gotten ip, althomugh it is not very i.u
teresting to many students. Not because
of any flaw in it but merely because it
is what it is..
C. B. W.
THE LIBRARY
We note with a great deal of pleas
ure that the Library is now being kept
open betwcen the hours of six and seve-i
in tle evening. It is such a convenient
place to spetid a few mi.nutes bet\ween
suipper and the varions meetings which
we have on the campis aroxtnd seven
o'ch ck. 'T'le- Lihrary is now ()pen frno
eight-thirty inl the IlmIling to ten ill the
evelling. \e ajpreciate this.
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HYPATIAN SOCIETY
The HYpatian Literary S.'ciety lmt
W < ies<!ay aitrl ilon il tile Clarils "ophic
tyoety lall. \irs. Williami L.ester was
re'eive< into Ile sciet V. \iter the r(W
c:al anl Illinlites the followiig iterary
p'i'ai Was carried out.
CtIrllit 1 l - iss Minnie Lke
:X tIIp,)irans I pereh-.The lit nr
Deb t :!colel--hat the Con.It
'tillitilon lhe :1ime - i s .a to ive (on
2 ! Os tI'e vi1wer to) adi p1 a tillifli'[1
<1iv rce ! w.
\ f firnative- Miss Sa ra; Cm;1bj)L'e1.
f larr ittt FlishburnIe1.
Xt'ate.'- -NIi s Wrenna Ilancch.
Ia lterward.
Y. W.C. A
nio .n at .\!ltion I Ial. 'The mleetinli was.
opencil liy siningO1 a ftew sinls aiilnd Ai'
I.illianIrrow hen la thei udevotiin<.
lThe lain'eral\t'pici nder i scussi' i --th jr
theIl a tn in wa im'i'i N vclt . I' Al iss \\'r
nam- 'Wanc asin ch s''arg iif the prll --
rm.E mIAleIaN SOIEoTY
tal'l a l'.nthiel iin i erir ll S''t' l l u -lui
it.:toh- aver vnii:g ltal'ntheiso iiibbi
Whlenf sh swin1 isldlth wasetiniiicwm
thrlnme events arlieveraw fi he ith a'
~iij'Te ~ i 'uphraianiifilc I,ierr ;ciety hldi
our re'irt ming ist Tesa ih
The fllwig t i prograi was rndere :l'
i'urreht tiltt. Earlegi:i I rawford;iiwittic
ism's. Siil ('eandsli.;. 'l'oe r fii; t xte
parneis ujbedoiker T. I. Tal. hdwhroi
our <hra tionalV institutions.Iol ii
Clubiae ali d Chiejicoa olges ga' i soubi
tohe afnisolat ith tlhat werte Univerl
nity er's niut iCrolitni. Te a'f rirmie
waser uphere ny Aliestss W.i,.t(r iward
iiall('. ('ISiSumers;l ter tppinenserei
roll cal the jocies aeothedcio
thetance-presidered. Acfier the secn
EVERYTHING
That's Good
Good
Clothes
If It's New 10 per cent
WH Discount to
University
It Students
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"As Copeland Goes, So Goes The Fashion"
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CLOTHING: Stylish Clothes for College Men who
$25.00 to $5500 want quality as well as style.
HATS: The New Shapes and Colors most desir
$3.50to $0.00ed always in stock
$3.50 to $10.00 Manhattan Shirts, Van Heusen Collars,
FURNISHINGS: Cheney Neckwerr, Munsing Under.
Everything That's New wear
Full Dress Suits
Copeland Made to
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Special Rates to University Students
Where to go how to get there- and you drive it.
New Location
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OF AiE;RICA
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639 MAIN STREE1
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