Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Gamecocks, 'Priumpial at Charleston. iThAt malhes our standing look better. Now for the Up-State. A margin of 5 points in two games is = mighty slim. C. C4 flow abojit. .:unning up sone score, iS hrds. I f you, keep loafing soileone is apt cakch you... The Charleston papers said some good things about you. As usual Jack Wright starred. ,Lilliard -is .making good at center. Gasque is coming along as a forward, too. Those Charleston teams will make some one hop. P. C. got a good start in their new gym. They beat Furman by a two pint margim. It seems that close scores are in good order this year. Some good games here after exams. - We play Clemson, Furman mold Wof ford this week. All away from Columbia this time. McSwain and Abrams are playing a sturdy game at guard. The Biddies will soon he getting into adtion. The Pullets (Co-eds) have a game pending for tonight. Ask if the deal is closed, if so attend. "lark to A Two Southern youths were strolling pill the street when they suddenly caught sight of a puddle of blue paint recently spilled in the street. "Oh," exclaimed one, "some poor Virginian must have just been shot." Fxchange. -U.S.C. It is estimated that each child horn is burdened with eleven poundvs of Na tional Debt. That prohdbly expla.i.ns why habies always cry so much. I'un11ch. _U.S.C inquisitive Neighbor: "Mrs. Smith, your twin hoys are so much alike, howv cani you tell Johnny from Tommy ?" Mrs. Smith: Well, you see, its this way :I put my finiger in Johnny's mouth and( if he bite's I know its Tommy.'' IExchiange. U.S.C. "Are you a messenger hoy ?" asked lhe near-sighited man of a Iboy in the street. "No, Sir," wasL the indignant reply, "its my sore toe that makes me walk walk so slowly."'-xcange. . -U.S.C. Upon returning hiome, R.ast us found his (laughter stod ing in tie front yard with a man's arm around her. '"Man dby," lhe cried, ''tell that nigger to take his arm form aroun' you! "'Why, pa,'" was the indignant reply, "tell him yosel f. Hek's a puffeck st ranger to met.'' -El'xchmanige. -U.S.C. Many a schooC l girl's comiiplex ion is had taste. --E'xchmange. She crit icizedl my apartment so I knocked he'r flat. --xchiange. -U.S.C. "I'll hiite,. what is it ?'' said o,u ne mos quito to aniot her ats they lanmded on a ummiy. -Elx change. Monecy is the root of all evil. D)ig I D)ig i Dig. -Exchange SCORES BASKETBALL SEA SON 1922 CAROLINA vs. Oppe,nents 28......Univ. of No Car........... 44 25......Trinity of N. C.. .......... 41 14......No. Car. State College .... 19 25......Richmond College (Va) .... 27 7......Iynchburg (Va) Ilks... 50 27......Univ. of Georgia .......... 36 27......Newherry College (S. C.).. 33 30......Furman Univ. (S. C ...... 23 35......Presbyterian of S. C. ....... 9 22......Wofford of S. C. ......... 20 18......The Citadel (S. C.)........ 17 27......Newherry College (S. C.).. 34 37......WofTord College (S. C.) ... 17 24......Furman Univ. (S. C.)..... 27 32......Presbyterian of S. C. ...... 13 34......Woofford at S. I. A. A. Tour 18 23......Georgia Tech. at Tour..... 34 29......West End Club Charleston .. 35 16......The Citadel of S. C. ...... 29 - U.S.C. SCORES BASKETBALL SEA SON 1923 CAROLINA vs. Opplonents 32......College of Charleston.......10 22......The Citadel ...............16 21......\VofTord College ..........24 13......Furian Universit ........26 19......Clem son .................. 27 9......N ewherry . ................ 41 34......The Citadel .............. 10 29......W off rd College .......... 11 20....Guilord -................. 35 2......Lynchburg ................ 40 14......Georgetown Univ. (Wash) 31 14......Catholic Univ. (W ash).. .. 41 19......W ashington & Lee ........ 26 9......Va. M il. Institute ........ 23 24......Furnan Universitv ........ 34 21......Newherry College ........ 37 --.s.c. Team Treated Royally The men who made tile trip it) Charleston with the basketball team last week-end report that the Citadel treate:1 them royally. They did every thing to majk theim 1nifortable and anything that could help them t) enjoy their stay in Charleston. Our team played the College of Charleston and the Citadel oi its trip and wm-, both games. "I've failed in Latin, flunked in Chem." They heard him softly hiss; "I'd like to find the man who said, That ignorance is bliss !" - -Elchange. - U.S.C. Druggist : "Did you kill the moths with the halls I sold you?" Man: "No; I sat up all iight an<l didI't hit a dlarn one." -Vlxchallge. -U.S.C. "Do you l1ve Ie?" Said the paper bag to the stigar. "I'm jlist wrapped ip in yoi." replied the slgar. "Youl swveet thing.'' murmured the lpaper'C bag. --lxhange. J. S. Pinkussohn Cigar Company 1309 Main St. Cimars - Soda - Pocket Billiards Fountain Pens and Pipes Repaired I iAV1E YOU TR I 1D Po1tpjourr'ti Smiokinig Tobacco Potp)ourri Cigarettes If it is Safe Motor Transportation You want Call -. 5593 City Transfer & Baggage Co. 'rhe Bonded Company For the Railroads Caronna Wien We have a Walk-Over or Edwin Clapp Shoe for you Saxon-Cullum Shoe Company 1508 Main Street Columbia, S. C The Latest Creation in Fall Suits SOCIETY BRAND AND GRIFFON CLOTHES Come in--we take pleasure in showing you these garments Marshall-Tatum Clothing Co. R. C. WILLIAMS & SONS Incorporated Furniture, Rugs, Linoleums, Shades Pillows 1638 Main Street Phone 5815 Columbia, S. C. "Special A tiention to College Men" Clothing -Hats MARKS, Inc. "Quality Stores thru the South." Furnishings for Men and Young Men 300 Main Strect Phone 3363 Welcome University Students - TO BURNETT'S DRUG STORE One Block from Campus Drugs, Drinks, Cigars, Stationary Agent for Whitman's Candy and Eastman's Kodak sup plies. Phone 3191 Corner Main and College Sts. College Clothes For the Men who Know The kind that they are wear ing on the yard at Yale. Loose models, lounge type with wide pants. Designed and tailored by Hickey-Freeman and Fashion Park. Let us Show You. H OPE-DA VIS CO. College Men's Clothes Perhaps no store si Columbia prepares for the college man with more care than "Wrights." Smart, snappy Hats and the distinguished Schloss Brothers clothes are only two examples. "Everything for the College Man" Sweaters, Shirts, Hose, Neckwear, Underwear. Wright Bros. Co. 1330Mai Ste-t EXCHANGES | The Red and Black The School of Journalism of the Uliversity of Georgia is going to pub lisli a iew magazine. It will be ined the SoUTHERN 1) uowL. From the standpo;nt of size it will be the largest publication of the University of Geor gia. While the magazine will draw large:y on the students in the School if Jn1m ialism for contriautions, its col 1umn1lis are opell to the entire student body. It is expected t( have a large circulation among the alumni of Geor g a. -- -U.S.C. Boston University News A series of courses on "Education for and in the Home" will be givein by the school of Education of Boston Univer sity. These courses, which are unique in the history of education, are designed primarily for mature people and will 1w given in the evening or late after nptin so that iat hers aid nthers and scho0 teachers may be alble tO attend. The problems of tle family. such as, the bliudget. the social adjustments neces sary in a modern home, the health and training (if children, hereditary engenies and the building and equipping if h 1imies will be discussed by specialists in til various subjects. --U.S.C. Silver and Gold The students of the L'iverity of 0hlorado are going to give to each man of the football s<piad a fitball album bund it real pigsk;-1, a symnbl iof tht gaie. lit mrder to pay for the..e a cel chration is going to be given. l-,very student is expected to b1uiy a ticket wlether lie is going to attend cr iot. The prigrail will cIsist oi u iviing pictures (if varifilus fiot;Ill games sev eral valdeville acts, slings and yells, and will close with a dance. -- ----U.S.C. POETS ORGANIZE Saturday night several Ciriilina stu dents met at the home of Mr. James Dabils for tile pirpose of forming a l'oetry Chb. 'Mr. M1. K. Walsh was selected as the president and Miss Re velise as secretary. The aim of the members of this new cthi is to encour I-e the writing if Ietry .ad to hold informal discuissionls about pletry. The membersiiip if the club ir limited. I Metropolitan Cafe The Old Reliable In Business since 1900 The Metropolitan Cafe 1544 Main Street ITHE SAVOY CAFE ~The Most Popular and up to Date Cafe IN the City. THE SAVOY CAFE . 132 MainStreet D ON' T eat peanuts with your eyes, Judge by flavor, not by size. SALTED PEANUTS "'IThe dainty, delicious kind;" .'Not the higgest but the RBest."