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'23 Class Directory Mer Pamphlet Gives History of Class and Tells of Doings of Members A direcotory of the Class of 1923 has becei prepared by R. M. IHlope, the class Secretary, aid sent to all the 2 members. The pamphlet is a small one C that can be carried in the pocket at all 0d --imes. The cover carries a real neat d design, bear'ng the seal of the Univer sity. The pamphlet is divided into three sections. The first giving the history of the organiza,zion and its officers. Here are to be found some of the plans that the members have proposed to put i,:ito operation real soon. The second section tells of the out standing events among the classmates. The two holding the platform for the year were: Thorne Sparkman being awarded the Rhodes Scholarship and the marriage of Miss Oliver Stewart. This section will grow as the years pass. The last division of the landbook is a catalogue of the members of the class. It is divided into the six schools aIId the students listed under theii res pective schools. Early in November about twenty five members of the class met at Flinn Hall for the purpose of perfecting a more perfect organization. That meet ing was tif-t in vain. The class secre tary has gotten .I tolucl with all of the members of the class and hopes to haNe a second meetintg some time soon. John Marshall Club The regular bi-weekly meeting of the J1dhn Narshall Club was held Miin day night in the office of Pettigree Coi lege. A fter a short business session the club resolve:] itself into a Su preme Court of South Carolina for the deterni.ati(in of a case biright by ap peal from the county court of Rich land c'unty,-The Heirs and Admit stratqr of John Doe vs. The Richland Couty Bat.k and Henry Doe. T] is case was sIppised to have been tri d 'l the cnttY c >urt. where jud 'g mIent w;as given ih faVot of the defend ants and appeal taken. .J(oln Doe, in exremis, but while possessing iu'l mental f;.ct'.ties. gave to h's sin, Ilenry Doe, a receipt whicl had been given liin by the bank for a L.iberty Nemd bailed to the banlk, also . or er nII the bank to deliver this b nd -.o l1enry D(oe. johl Doe died A fter his death Henry Doe presented the receipt and order to the bank, and e(curellid pssessi4lln of the ILberty Bond. and this actit'n, below, was to secure a return of the hcid to the estate of J1olin Doe. Messrs. M. L. NiCrae and 1,. K. Il'urdy repre.seited tle Ilainliffs API'anmts while Messrs S. A. Black and Ralph Ramsey appeareI for the fcncdacn is-Ne'spon<ents. Mr. A. M. Faiucete served as chief justice, the re mllaining ieibers of the club as ass' ciate justices. A fter heated arguments based upion exhaustive atnd well prepared briefis the majority cof the co urt, including the: chief justice, dccidled i favor of thec AppelaIcnts-Plantfifs, reversing the court below atid orderinig a new trial tnt ini contsisdtenit wvith the views expressed. 'Thlis is the seconid year of the club's existenlce and all the members state that tihey finid thIe woc rk oif the club in structive and highly initerest ig 'to them as5 future lawyers. Brie f-making, apl peal procedure. and real argumnti cf cases conistitude the chief activities of the club. -U.S.c. Laugh and Be Laughed At (By T[ID) Brant : "Say, what are you pu-iting that tmodasses (in yocur toe for?" Owens: "Goc awvay from here, that aini't molasses, that's corni syrup." Coucbb: "Did ycou evet take chlo1 r1 ficrmn?" Meeks: "Nic, wvho 4eachtes it ?" Oxiner: "'I amt going tic steal ai kiss." Flapper: "l,et the crime wave bcegiii.'" Tid satys: '"You can get tup with the stri if ycou dloi't stay out foci ladte wvith the (laughter." -Selected. -U.S.C. "I dIraw the line on kissing." She said in accenits line. But lie was a fouotbalIliplayer, Andi sno lecrosedr the lie. Sent ibers by Secretary REGISTRAR WELLS RESIGNS POSITION Moves to Spartanburg--Is With A. M. Law & Co. Registrar A. L. Wells, of the Uni versity has resigned his position here "0 become afliliated with the firn Of A. NI. Law & C., of Spartanburg, dealers in Stocks, Iotids and insur ance. Mr. WVells will leave Carolina (In March 1, aid as no rcgistrar has been appointed to succeed himi he will reider week end service to his Alna .\later until the close of the present scholas-tic year. Wells is an A. 11. graduate of the University in the class of 1921, he as sumeld the duties of registrar inied iately upon his graduation, the follow ing year he secured his NI. A. at Car Aina and has since been .the regular registrar. lie is a very popular a.nd likable young mai, eflicient in his dut ies. Carolina men hate to lose him but wish him well in his new work. ---U.S.C_ News From Law School The Greenville Piedmont has adopt ed a slogan--Fewer and letter Law y'rs." That's nothing, our law faculty uses it to perfection in grading mid tern exams. B rOwi says his only hOpe is that lie will pr obably outlive ,ome of the faculty. L.aw students have marvelled at the reiarkable innmmry of oiie meniiber Of the faciltv, wlho repeats the sailie aniec diates apropOs each case year after year, ''lhe secret has heon revealed, however. for .ne enterprisAg youth borrowed 'the professor's text, and found the aforesaid jokes and anecdotes written in the margins of the bok. This must be what an editirial writer meant re cently when he compared -the "lecture ImethOd" to "stuffing the goose with chest.nuts." Our otly criticism of the editur's expression is ithat he should have made his goIs' plural. Since losing the ring and the girl, J(1hnstii, Old D ead, has given up day dreams, and like all good lawyers 's ciltivating the afternmon nap. A great iiiaiiy stutleits (title applied byi courtesy <a-ily) toik advanlitage of the hi'liday on the 22nd to make visits home. One lawyer-to-he farmed oti' his nuimermus caipius) jobs and took tl-ee days olT to lo,k after a "case" inl Ilamptin cttv. \\'e searched the Cminty Guardian to see whether she carried orchids or valley lillies, bit the repITOrt is tlI:t somethinig happened keep it ()IT the docket for this teri It coirt. The Time Passeth Slow .\las! the und is not yet, for there abide 'hiree niontlis of labir we nius.1 eAd tig we have toiled and we have sighed \\e'llI mioan again most likely, for 'tis sure Thlat examis'llI again anad mnany~ <Ipuzes, too, Labi exercises, niotehioo ks, and piaral lel dlue You say we're pessimistic? Maybe so, lint gee, We a reii't ask ing niuch of yo u-jutst a little symipathy., P. U.S. C. Tlhe scrubl faculty seems to lie accomi plishinig wvond(ers among the fresies. Theiy have not had any~ meetings5 sinice he exams to pass on the stat utes (If some poor freshmian. Anid nowv the co-edls are comIinig ti for the debates. The eds miiust get to work tir they' will stay at hiomie here atnd theit girls get all thle tripis. What it takes toi conIuvinice thle j udges5 is talkiig amid the girls are litted for' i.t. Capital Cafe 'Nearest Resturant to University" Your Patronage will be Greatly Appreciated F~ood of Best Quality Excellent Service 1210 MAIN STREET Big Day Friday at Chester CAROLINA ENTERTAINS Oj- the morning of February 22 the Ui.:iversity Hand, Mr. J. 0. VanMeter, Redt' Jennings, "Buddy" McKee, IMines and Alliston went to Chester to .lid the Atnericati Legion there in cele bratinig \\a.shing.ton's birthday. The party went through the coiutry in four automobiles. Of course Dr. Meltonx's Pi'erce-Arrow was one of the four. Innediately af-ter reaching Chester the hanld led a parade. A fter the pa rad ian ad(r(1ess was delivLerd by Chris tie Benlet, of Columbia. lie is a Caro lina alumnus. The Carolina boys were invited to different homes in Chester for ditiner. No one has been reponted, so far, for breakiig a rule of etiquette. lJ.- the afternoon, accor(ling to Mr. Hankiis, "fair specimens of the fair s'ex took them to ride. A banquot was served that night, after which the band played. Alliston and Hines boxed a no decision hout of three rounds aid "Red"i Jlinings aid "Buddy" McKee wrestled !etting a fall each. A thing which the b1Vs laughed tnme1h Iver was a "battle rcwyal" aiong five negroes. Angus \lacatlay, also a Carolina al unnus, had charge of the celebration. On -the return trip to Columbia that iight otie of the cars got lost, but sic ceeded in getti.ig back in the right road when they had made about -1; ree ( inquiries. ---U.S.C. ILate to bed, And early to rise, Kceps the "dear brothers" Fron wearing my ties. - U.S.C. A w G'vwan "I wonder." mutsed the moisi prilm1i tent. citizen of Po-i nim Tr)t, Ark., a, lie took his first trip on a railrioad train, "hvli there are so many small statiin, along .the way naned Railing Cross road.' If it is Safe Motor Transportation You want Call 5593 City Transfer & Baggage Co. 'rhe Botided Company For the Railroads J. S. Pinkussohn Cigar Company 1309 Main St. Ciears - Soda - Pocket Billiards Fountain Pens and Pipes Repaired lI AVEr YOU TPRIRD P~jotirri Smoking TIobaceco IPotpjoturri Cigarettes I Metropolitan Cafe Th'e Old Reliaible In Business since 1900 IThe Metropolitan Cafe 1544 Matin Strect ITHE SAVOY CAFE The Most Popular and up to Date Cafe In the City. THE SAVOY CAFE 1327 Main Street Be A Newspaper Correspondent With the I leacock plaii an( earn a good income vhile learn ing ; we show you low ; begin actual work at once ; all or spare tiic; ex)eriecell( lnIlecessary ; no canvassing; send for par. ficulars. New%swritcrs Training Bureau, Buffalo, N. Y. Walter's Shoe Shop Dependable Footwear $5.85 to $8.85 1420 Main Street Carolina Men 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. Welcome University Students TO BURNETT'S DRUG STORE One Block from Campus Drugs, Drinks, Cigars, Stationary Agent for N hitnian's Candy and Eastman's Kodak sup plies. Phone 3191 Corner lain and College Sts. iCollege 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. HOPE-DA VIS Co. College Men's Clothes Perhaps no store in 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. 13Main..tr..