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FOOTBALL MEN FIGHT FOR VARSITY PLACES (Continued From Page One) Wingfield, quarter, 140; Wimberley, half, 157; Farr, end, 148; Wanna maker, full, 184; Abel, guard, 157; Brewer, center, 163; Shelton, half, 178; Verner, half, 143; Ingraham, tackle, 173; Red Swink, half, 164; Holcombe, end, 158; McQueen, half, 160, and White, tackle, 160. Jimmy Driver, manager of the varsity publicity, said yesterday for the coaching staff that the Bird was prepared to give the foe a hot time to start the season right. As for the brand of players con stituting the Seceder squad, Carolina men know they are as fine as will be met with in the state from the way in which they have conducted themselves in former years. The game itself, which will be called at 3:00 o'clock, will be one of the most spectacular of the opening games ever held on Davis Field. The student body will be out, en masse and seated in the Gamecock Section for concerted cheering led by Jimmy Baldwin. Professor Geo. Olsen will have his big brass band atop the bleachers to add to the fun. The band men will all be diked out in brand new hot-weather uniforms for the occa sion. Many Erskine adherents are ex pected to come to Columbia for the game. Officials have been decided upon and secured as follows: Referee, Burns (Id aho), Umpire, Osborne (Wofford) and Head Linesman, Perry (Sewanee). - U.S.C. - Judge.-"Why didn't you seize the thief when you found him?" Policeman.-"How could I? I had my club in one hand and my revolver in the other I" New Bi - HOM WARNER BROS. " Monday and Tuesda. BELOW THE LIN The Wonder Dog-A Wa Wednesday and Thut ON THE STROK F.B.O. ATTRACTIO N Friday and Saturday THE DARK ANG Robt. Colman and VIOL, NUNN BUSH A NI They Fit and Poi $7.50 - $8.50 - SOCIETY BRAND SU ASK "EDDIE Our College I Marshall - Corner Main and~ TRAFFIC HALTS' AS RATSPARADE THROUGH TOWN Snake Dance Down Main Street Brings Stunt Night to Finish MUCH PEP MANIFESTED "Ride Tigers on the Rail' Seoms to Be Sentiment of the Whole Gang Shirt-tails were nailed to the masthead and the ship of college spirit started over the seas of another session last Friday night. Freshmen manned the decks with a will and pper classmen at the helm kept the ship with its prow in tne middle of the current. Immediately follQwing the welcomitg addresses, talks, stunts, and pep meet ing ni the University chapel,_ the Rats were ordered to line up for a "midnight stroll down the main drag," by Cheer leader Baldwin. Shirts tails, usually hid den were pulled for into view, and with a vociferous shout and singing of "We'll Ride Old Ciemson on the Rail" the pa rade swung into motion up Sumter street. Immediately Columbia knew that Caro lina had arrived, and the street was soon filled with curious )persons, as well as many loyal backers of the University. The line reached from the State Capi tol back to the University Chapel, the starting point, so states one authority. It was at least four blocks long, goor geously filled with flying white streaks. At Main the song changed and the happy line became proclaiming to the world that the "Gang's Ali Here." Traffic imme diately became jammed, and, from Main to Taylor on both sides, due to the ser pentine progress of the leaders, it re roadway EOF lassics of the Sreen" 'E--with Rin-Tin-Tin rner Bros. Classic of the Screen -sday B OF THREE EL k DANA-First Natl. Attrac. H ANN AN SH OES Your Foot ket book $10.00 -- $14.50 and C AMPUS T OG iT S 5- $40Oand $50 ROBINSON tepresentative l'atum Co. I Hampton Steets COLUMIA Each Wonna A W as a Re cePtift to.'100=06F.-' Cbbw0a Ad CarMna Talght Tonight ut eight o'clock the churches of Columbia are giving socials in order to introduce Carolina students to the peo ple of their denominations. Invitations have been sent or mailed out to all the students by the churches, and can be secured at the postoffice. All the stu dents who are not members are invited to any of the churches. Columbia College and Chicora girls are also invited. There are a number of girls at these schools who belong to other churches besides the Presbyterian or Methodist so there will be a large group of them at each church, according to the information received from the committee which has the socials in charge. The churches at which some social will be held tonight are as fol lows: First Baptist, Washington Street Methodist, Main Street Methodist, First Presbyterian and Arsenal Hill together at the First Presbyterian, both Lutheran churches at Friendship Hall, 1633 Main Street. mained so for about an hour and a half. On the retum of the line to the inter section of Main and Gervais the "gang" ralied around the traffic light and "We Hail Thee Carolina" was loudly and rev erently sung. Several yells were given, and the crowd dispersed, mostly to re ttrn to the campus, for possible other activities. -U.S.C. - SATURDAY NIGHT HOPS AT GYM START AGAIN The first of the Saturday night dan "We H AND WELCO OUR STORE. ED. YOU NE AB( HOPE - MARVIN We Two-Pa Our Better PA ces for the year v,Il be given tomor tow evenl1g, i4 the gymnasium. Music will be farnisheil by the Carolilia Cainetock Orchestra under the dir ecion of Newed Wimberly. Erskine's football team will be the Sporting Goods - R China and LORICK & L( Phone 3101 Merit Shoi Style-Quai FOOTWEAR "FIT LADIES ) 1531 Main St. COME I AN GE ailTHM-Ou Cam MEHON AR Mlths -C-OME N-E honor guests of the evening. Te dan 'ce will be sponsored by the varsity football men. Plans are being made to continue the dances thru the grid season. Saturday night dances were well received at Caroline last year. idio Sets and Supplies Glassware )WRANCE, INC. Columbia, S. C. Company ity-Service " TO WEAR-FOR kND MEN Columbia, S. C. )ST AND AT ACQUAINT. E OLD BOYS AT MVAN Y pus Agent rar and $40 $45-$50-$60