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CHARLES CU'TINO WINNER OF KEITT Charles Cuttino, Jr., Euphradian, speaking on "The Private in War and Peace," won the Keitt orators medal last Friday evening. Guy Tyler, Clariosophic, and T. M. Craig, Euphradian, were the other con testants. Tyler spoke on "What Is Success?" and Craig's speech was. "The Constitution." . The contest was held in the Clario sophic hall. Professors R. B. Miller, E. L. Green, and M. L. McCrea acted as judges. W. L. Crocker presided and D. R. Joye was chief marshall. -U.s.c. With the Lawyers PETTIGRU LAW CLUB INSTALLS OFFICERS The Pettigru law club met for the first time in regular session, since the beginning of the second term on last Friday. At this meeting the new offi cers took up their duties. Coleman Karesh has the distinction of being the new presidet-sudceeding Mr. Bryon. The other officers of the Club are: J. A. Henry, vice-president and treasurer; A. P. Coles, secretary, and Hugh Scool field, clerk of court. After a short business session, the meeting adjourned and resolved itself into the trial.of the case for the even. ing, whicif Involved the question of the recording statute in this State. Mr. Boylston and Mr. Coles for the ap pellant opposed by Mr. Karesh and Mr. Schoolfield for the respondent. The court composed of Chief Justice Turner ably assisted by Justices Bry son and Smith, rendered an opinion in favor of the respondent. The Club favored an Inter-club de bate with the John Marshall Club, ar rangements for which are under con sideration at present, with hopes of materializing in the near future. ---U.S*. RUTLEDGE LAW CLUB HOLDS MOOT COURT The regular meeting of the John Rutledge Law Club was held Wednes day night in Petigru College. The president Mr. Harry Cantey presided. After disposing of all business brought before the club, the meeting was then disolved Into a moot court. An interesting case in Torts was heard. The attorneys were: Messrs. Spears and Merritt for the plaintiff; Messrs. Buist and Baskin for the de fendants. Judgement was given the defendants. Messrs. Crouch, Zerbot, and Moss acted as Judges. Full Shi EVERY COLLEGE CHA with the necessity of wear for such occasions now, OUR $3.00 FULL DRES: $2. OUR $3.50 FULL DRES: $2. ALL TUXEDO SUITS 'during th Marshall-Tat Corner Main and Hampton Sta. "E~DDIE" ROBINS( TO HAVE MOCK TRIAL ON FIFTH OF MARCH It is announced that the Law As sociation of the Uniyersity will hold a mock trial on the evening of March ,5. The members of the Law Associa tion will invite their fair friends to witness the proceedings and the affair promises to be one of unusual success. The Attorneys .are Messrs. W. C. Johnson, W. M. Morrison, S. H. Ed munds and Dave Gaston. These gen tlemen will arrange the case to suit the occasion. Committees have been appointed to attend to such prepara tory steps as refreshments, invitations, and programs. The students of Law are. looking forward with great ex pectancy to this Mock Trial. --U.S.C. Law Notes Former Law Student Loses His Mother. Old students at Carolina and mAny of the new men who know 0. D. Johnson will be sorry to hear of the death of his mother and the serious illness of his father and sister. "O. D.," while at Carolina, was presidedt of -the "Yl and the law as sociation. He was also a member of the House from Anderson County. Professor. Rucker announced yes terday that he is suffering from the aristocratic form of rheumatism known as lumbago. The term marks of the members of the Law School were posted this week. To some it was a matter of "Read 'em and weep:" to others a case of "Keep smiling." W. H. Thomas and C. L. Cuttino visited in Greenville and Spartanburg last week-end. Messrs. Norman Sifly and Bill Gen try spent Sunday and Monday in Spartanburg. --u.s.c. RESOLUTION SENT TO STEPHEN C. CHAPMAN W.'-KREAS ou the twenty-first day classman, Stephen C. Chapman, and his family of a father and husband, and WHEREAS in the mystery of the change and bereavement the senior law class of the University of South Carolina deeply shares and, although knowing that it can do but little to lift 'the shadows which now rest upon the home, joins in RESOLVING that is member know of its sympathy, that a copy of these resolutions be sent to Stephen C. Chapman and that a copy be publish ed in the Gamecock. John Roddey, John A. Henry. Committee on Resolutions. Dress .rts P is sooner or later faced ing formal dress-Prepare at considerable saving. ; SHIRTS ARE~ NOW 19 iSHIRTS ARZ NOW 59 at very special reduction's s big sale urn Company Columbia, S. C. )N--Re pnreent iv,i ENGINEEM S HQJ.,NIQ1Q' ROAST Tiny Dickert Tomtmak- At Feast in LiCote. The Engineering Society held a wei nie roast and get-together meeting last Friday riight in the Chemistry Lec ture room. Honorable Tiny (H. K. Dickert,) assisted by W. W. Wilnams, was chairman and principal ringleader. Soft drinks, hot dogs, apples and oran ges formed the menu; thirty students and several professors formed the crowd. The purpose of the meeting, a real social, was adequately served, and greater solidarity of interest on the part of the several classes in en gineering is expected to come from the event. Freshmen are warned that in the future their studied absence from these gatherings will warrant an investiga tion of their conduct; freshmen are expected to attend and failure is con tempt of proceedings. With custo mary sanity the engineer seeks for the underlying facts in every case, and in this instance concludes that the freshmen engineers omitted this date from their calendar only because they had not yet got the taste for hot dogs. All classes are invited to attend the next feed, which promises to be even a better affair than the last one, Mr. Dickert says. So look out for the date, sometime in March. Any spe cialties to be included should be sug gested to Dickert. -U.S.C. J. M. Long has returned to school from his home where he has been ill for about two weeks. Men, Buy Perhaps thiE analyze the ba "just like it." I save your morn qulalities that a well as correct i Two Univer our viindows la display. One lii One, "there is o and that is, the.3 styles and price lower than else University Me Men's Shop. Think it ove: in right now ai opportunities in now offering. should you not i J. L.NM Colun RENT-A NEW CAR DRIVE IT YOURSEt& ,J - Special Rates to University Students - Where to Go - How to Get te Y Ford and Nash Cars - Open and Closed Models svsTt ' OF COLUMIA, Inc. Centrally Located 1216 Lady St. Phone 3386 Meet Me At Tapp's Meet Me At Tapp's -FOR OVER A GENERATION This store has been the bulwark of the buying public for Ladies' Ready-to-Wear, Gent's Furnishiags Piece Goods, Notions and Ladies' Accessories: For over twenty years the good people of the State of South Carolina have been "Meeting at Tapp's," and buying dependable quality merchandise. QUANTITY WITHOUT QUALITY IS VA99' AbOiOMY The James L. Tapp Company COLUMBIA, S. C. Where Do You Your Clothes? place or that, without really stopping to sis of your preference except that you lut clothes cost money! And the way to y is to choose your necessities from the re soundly-made and service-giving as n style. sity Men were standing in front of one of st week, discussing an overb,oat then on ed it, the other did not. "Well," said No. ne thing you'll have to hand Mimnaugh's Shave the values." Good clothes, snappy a a little lower and sometimes a good deal where--these are advantages which the n may gain by coming to Mimnaugh's r. before you buy your spring suit, or come Ld profit by the wonderful money-saving winter suits and overcoats, which we are If Mimtaagh's has the the values, why >articipate in them? We put it up to you. [IMNAUGH. & CO. mbia's Leading Men's Wear Store