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Flinn Hall houses the Universit) :>f magazines handy, on the first iround all during the day. 'Tley ask them for information. "'he Everybody knows Bell. Ile is th lems that may arise -while attendii THE STUDENT BODY AT HOME. The train was late, and after ex hausting the possibilities of entertain. ment provided by the other passen gers-to-be in the stuffy little mountain station-yellow bumpy-toed shoes, yellow bags, and the inevitable squalling infant-I turned to the pos ters for amusement. There were the ever present NOTICE To Passengers with the T deleted by the village wit. the enticing JOIN THE NAVY and SEE THE WORLD the gaudy WINTER in the LAND ()F SUMMER And then, in place of the customary crude DON'T SPIT, this caught my eye: IF YOU SPIT ON TIE FLOOlt AT HOME DO SO HERE. WE WANT YOU TO B' COMFORTABLE Campus observations during the windly month of March recalled the still crude and rather disgusting sign of the railroad station. After the first few weeks of ntew ness, at least by the second( term. even the most verdant freshma-n is probably comfortably at home on the campus. We have discovered that a straight line is the shortest distance between two points, hence the in numerable pig-paths that criss-cross the grass and give the green the aLp pearance of a jig-saw p)uzzle. .We have learned that just as mother used to spend a wveary Sunday afternoon unpapering the living-room floor, a couple of janitors with pointed sticks and boundless patience follow us about tho campus and gather up our quiz p)apers, dluns, andl adlvortisemnents of the "wonderful new discover-y," "that school-girl complexion, ""This entitles you to 10% off on nay..., etc., etc. Some fellow may be crazy enough to take his Weekly Astonisher over to the Y., where comeonae else froem the county may .-ead the townt topies andl obituary odes, but the customary method of sp)reading the news is by leaving it to a brisk March wind. The same March wind seems to have assisted residents of Rutledge in a most commendable effort at draping their trees. The bare limbs must have proved embarrassing. but -\ FLINN HALL A. C.A 1 Y. M. C. A. There are several rea loor. There will be several ncimber trc going to try to Ilp the students building is under the care of R. G. e man with three strands of hair. G Ig the Imeeting. w %voilwdtr if tile draperies helped .nattets. Nature Is taken the hil. however, and is supplying a garb of Arcen that will probably need no fur h.ew ;s.s;isia;icv from enterprising stu dellts. pehiaps the nmost homielike spot oil ile wholle capius is the Canteen. Since we outgrew short pants all( bulgy pockets, we've never had any place to put Strings and Coupons and till foil and chewing gulu wrappers and picture cards and orange peel and tobi.cco tags anid siliiliar objects dear to thit colli!ctor's heart. In fact, we seem to have ou.grown tile collector's inst ict along with the protuberant pockets, for now we stand in tile Can ven door and scatter these treasures .0 the four winds. Even apple cores trv no lonlger objects of veneration icr by I ie w11v Ne've passed the 1m1onl Inut we've (disposed of the (ltire diblv portion and senld thle reIns101 o rest with sucked Oranges in the -mwei brd that is to 1be. Onle mu11st (Idulil Ithat this particular flowver hedh a l ookedt la therI likhe last year's corn er'op all winter, bunt we. thin11k theret -l' going to be (tanna~s by sininer. Grayson Sati Grayso for g are desigrn to discriminatin coill Never b( excellent cloth any thing lik< Watch foi at your vi New YorI GA UNIVERSITY PL NEW' Grayson Sati 'fing rooms, with a large number of thle Y. Ml. C. A . Council get located. Do nlot hesitate to Bell, student executive secretary. o to him for advice onl any prob Litih' Guy Lipscomb to hiis father: Pather, there is a circuls inl town to. (1,a1y. Dr. L.ip9cmlb: Oh1, no0 ther*e isn't, "-: - Yes there is, father. Youder wwon of thle clownls now. ! Laipst-ombl: Why that's M1r. wilb s.s the apple and orange seed get thi, j.imp onl them. Of course, we're all thoroly at homue! Metropolitan Cafe The Old Reliable In Business since 190 The Metropolitan ste -Yo M.CS a. uci ge lotesD o eiaet hel tuentecuiesrtay d an tilordvc nayro uihle(u Licmht i thr for has chrei,ftlr.Yn I)! such tho clowes! nw Ofcollegeor real roya sit MtropltnCf he OldaReuaable sfies -You Save THE SAVOY CAFE Capital Cafe The Most Popular "Nearest Resturant to Universiy" and up to Date Cafe Your - e YorPatronage will bc the C Greatly Appreciated Food of Best Quality THE SAVOY CAFE iExcellent Service 1327 Main Street 1210 MAIN. STREET Be A Newspaper Correspondent With the fleacock plan and earn a good income while learn ing; we show you how; begin actual work at once; all or spare time; experience unnecessary; no canvassing; send for par ticulars. Newswriters Training Bureau, Buffalo, N. Y. Carolina Men We have a Walk-Over or Edwin Clapp Shoe for you Saxon-Cullum Shoe Company 1508 Main Street Columbia, S. C 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. NEW SPRING SUITS IN SOCIETY BRAND CAMPUS TOGS and Griffon Clothes in the latest models now on display at our new home Corner Main and Hampton Streets. Marshall-Tatum Clothing Co. Come to see us. We take pleasure in showing you. FA 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. 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. r 'Wright Bros. Co. 1330 Main street