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FIRE CHIEF ROLLS 'DICE WITH MEMBERS (Continued from page one) conclusion that the faculty was exactly right when it unanimously voted in favor of conferring the degree of W.L.D. (Women, Liquor and Dice) on every man whom they considered a worthy L- recipienit. No doubt at least 25 of our seniors : will be the proud receivers of this cov 6 eted honor. Two men should be nomi C4 nated this coveted honor, as it is felt ' sure that they are worthy and will re d flect both credit and honor upon their old Alma Mater. They have been on the "wagon" .since Christmas, Mr. Sam Ready and "Little Bill" Cain. -U.s.c. KENNEDY ARRESTED BY GOVERNOR RICHARDS (Continued from page one) yield one inch." he excla'med," the Uni versity sponsors free thought and the magazines were ordered only because of an emergency. It has been the cus tom of the art classes to use living' models selected from members of the student body, for all of their work. At this time of the 'year the Co-ed glee club is usually on a trip and after a conference with Dr. Douglas I decided that the work of the art classes could not afford to be held up for so long a time and this is the reason I ordered the magazines the governor has seen fit to condemn as immoral. "Of course, after the Art classes fin ished with the magazines they were put on the reading table in hope that some of the students would notice them and would be inspired to take up the study of art in its true sense. The students would have nothing to do with the magazines, so I sent them to the Y.M. C.A., the governor saw theni there and traced then to my door." Governor Richards tells a diffefent story from that related by Dr. Kennedy. The governor says that he was over at the University Library in search of a medical book. "Golf and How to Pre vent It," when he inadverdantly stum bled over Dr. Kennedy who was sitting on the floor in the government room devouring the conteat; of "Art for Form's Sake." Realaiig his duty as he has sworn to enforce it the gover nor says that hec i,vt:ediat ly attemp1t ed to arrest the Lbeariai v lo rt!4stcd. He says that he finally succeeded in getting him down with a toe-!iod l "That's A welcon best thinE give - na I.rdoirrr & Myvas TOBAcco C Harold Hentz Heads EthioPian (Newspaper Mr. Harold H. Hentz, the pride of Pomaria, has just been..notified of his election as editor of "The Charleston Messenger." the "off-color" publication of the race of Ham. Deacon Rastus Brown, of the sea port village, often referred to as the "Holy City," is the chief stockholder in this newspaper. In speaking of the appointment of the new editor the Dea con pointed out that Harold had not only clone wonders with the Gamecock, o..cial publication of the University of South Carolina, but that he was also a member of staff of that outlaw periodi. cal, The Carolinian. This last fact has remained unknown to a great many of Harold's friends as Arthur Medlock, Carolinian editor, forgot to put Har old's name on the masthead of the mag azine-reciprocal relations I "I feel certain", said the Deacon, "that both my people and Mr. Hentz will benefit from the associations that are kare to be. I know Mr. Hentz will lend his every effort toward making the "Charleston Messenger" an excel lent newspaper and with my assis tance we will make the paper a leader among our people." -U.S.C, CAMPUS TO HAVE A NEW BOOZE BREWERY (Continued from page one) reviving perfumes that are emitted from the two large smokestacks, they will hold their heads. high and step briskly along their way. Gay laughter will be the order of the clay and gay laughter the sentry of the night. In the classrooms there will be student laughter and song, and the professors once reserved and somewhat stern, will participate in the glee. he held Dr. Kennedy in this position until Mr. Rogers arrived on the scene. Together they managed to put the dean under attest. Dr. Douglas, Marshall Cantey, Mrs. Moon, and other high officials of the University express very little hope of having Dr. Kennedy released from pri son. The chief executive refused to grant bail and the trial is not schedul ed to come off for some months yet. Furman Gressette, Joe Rucker, and Morris Marcus have been retained, at great expense, to defend Dr. Kennedy. .he ticket!" ie summons to the any cigarette can tural tobacco taste / La Ike mer qualities, character, j - and genuin ness. Natu gives all tI some! esterfi HEINIE FAIR WILL APPEAR IN SUIT (Continued from page -one) When the smoke of battle had cleared away, Prof. Waterfall lay mo tionless on the ground, and Miss Minus was hemourning the loss of one of her lovely ears which had been shot off by a bullet glancing from the head of tlh..! well-groomed professor. Everyone was at his wits-end as to what to do until the arrival of Dr. R. 13. Josey. But alas, the tirival of this eminent physician was too long deferred. Had he arrived half an hour soon the pat ient would have died ten minutes sooner. The last words of our esteemed pro fessor were these: "My only regret is. that Turpin, !nstead of his lovely wife, mistook me for Fair. I never realized that I was so handsome." By this time Turpin had reloaded his guns and was about to resume h', search for his man, when Professor Callcott grabbed him and eas'ly suc ceeded in overcoming the enrafed nan by brute force. Both Fair and Turpin are now in the city jail and will. in a few (lays, be returnedl to California for a short per iod. Fair admitted that ,he had been in tlhe.Turpin home several times whil in the movie colony recently. He stat el that lie was usually accompanied by Miss Opal Cooper on such occassions. When asked by the police what he wa doing in California, Mr. Fair said that he was attending the national conven tion of the Y.M.C.A., representing the entire South. This tragedy has cast a cloud 'of dc spair and gloom over the University campus. He is known far and wide for his cha'ring personality and his repu thtion as a charmer of women. Ma dame Klinor Glynn has often referred to him as "It" itself. The Co-ed association met immedi ately upon -hearing of the scan(lal an-I raised the amount of seventeen cents to be used in Fair's defense. -u.s.c. 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