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I NOTICES The regular practice of the Symphony Orchestra will be resumed Wednesday, in the University chapel at 7 o'clock. All members are urged to be present. and any others who desire to join the organization. There will be no interrup tion in the weekly practices which will be in preparation for music week con certs later in the spring. K. S. K. will meet on Thursday night at 7:15; all members are urged to be present. Those who were absent at the last meeting must turn in their names to Kenneth Grimsley before Thursday night. FOUND-A ladies' compact. FOUND-A ladies' pen. FOUND-Pair gloves. Apply Mrs. Moon. Dance There will be a dance at the gym Saturday night by the students for the students.. Conic early and bring your date.. -U.S.C. SNYDER SPEAKS FOR JUNE GRADUATES (Continued t rom page oi:e) ministers in the Presbyterian church. When interviewed by a Gamecock re porter Dr. Douglas said of him: "He filled a number of prominent pulpits before lie became a professor in the seminary, and sinoce goin to the seminary continually receives calls from leading Presbyterian churches, both north and south. He is the son of Dr. W. Taliaferro Tompson, for many years pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Charleston, S. C. The Unive-sity considers it's self fortunate in securing two so distinguished speakerss for its commencement occasion." The commencement exercises begin Sunday, June 9, and close the following Wednesday. -U.S.C. CARDWELL ELECTED PILOT 1929 FENCING (Continued from page one) realm. C._ L. Cuttino, who played on the championship team in 1927, won th: individual championship of the Southern fencing conference in eppee in 1923. Drufus Griffin took third place in the South in 1927. Reese has played full time against every team Carolina has met. He has won numerous tourna ments, captained the first Carolina team to take a championship, von the individ ual toils title of the South for two yeairs straight, made the semi-finals for Amateur Championship of America, won the right to go to New York for final tryouts of the Olympic team, and won numerous bouts in his tour of the North this summer. The schedule for the team has not been fully arranged, but will be an nounced at a later date. An effort is being made to get the Southern tourna ment in Columbia. -U.S.C. SOCIETY HOLDS -. PRELIMINARIES (Cont iued from Page One) Sev~en speakei.rs part icipat ed, all giv m tg imtere.stm ii spee.cheIs. Followi ng ia list of the sp ea kers in the order which they~ spo.ke: Le Roy Want of IDa rlingt on. "HeIcroes of Amierica"; S. i,. lHrown of Jack on ville, Fla., "'SouthI Carolina, a Spirit of Unity";' Wilson ). We ldon~ of' Cohunhbia, "'Road to Emu )i re" (2nd( place); WV. R. WVetmuiore of D arlington, '"Crime in Amjerica" (3rd place); A. (Q. \Villiams. of Cohnnbtia, 'The C'onstitution"; lanmd Hlanunmondl of C'olumbhia, "'Wealt h's Th'lreat to our Liverty" (1st place) ; and Griffith T. P ugh of Rock H ill, "Life's Great Choice." Ke'nneth Grhimsley, presidecnt of the E.uphradlian Society presided, andl Rob)ert "Punk'' Atkinson acted as chief marshal. LAST CALL FOR GROUP PICTURES (Continued from page One this department are urged to meet in front of LeConte and bring out the others thdt might be lingering in the class room. The head of the Bible department has requested that all students of Bi ble meet in front of the chapel for a picture of that department. This pic ture will be made as soon as the pic tures of the Freshman Class and the Pharmacy School haver been complet ed. The pictures, of the Basketball, Freshman Football and the picture of yast year's Varsity Track squad will be made. Wednesday afternoon begin ning at about 3:45 with the Freshman fasketball squad and then the picture of the Freshman Football squad. The other pictures to he taken of the squads will be made and men interest ed will report to the manager of their sport and find out from him when he is "to be shot." --U.S.C. Reports from the field house say that Zimmerman has lost 10 pounds. You boys had better look out; he is out for the 100 yard dash and the high jump. N SPR Lear Col ARE HE IN AND L( OVER-N( TI( 2 PA Authentic i1 surpassed Hope -f Joe C. Hiott. CAROLINIAN WINS PRIZi University Magazine Contains, Best Editorial Each year the South Carolina Col lege Press Association gives prizes for the best article, in each fiejd, printed during the past year in a college news pape.r or literary magazine in South Carolina- The Press Association met this past year at the University of South Carolina, where The Game.cock wa's voted the best newspaper in Couth Carolina. The Carolinian won se.cond l>lace for literary publications. The following is a list of the prize awards for articles submitted: The newspaper editorial was won by "The Old Gold and Black" of Wofford Col lege; the news story was won by "The Spokesman" of G. W. C.; the short story was won by "The Chronicle" of Clemson College; the essay by "The Isaqueena" of G. W. C.; the play by "Chicora Magazine"; the poem by "The Bashaba" of Coker College.; the sketch by "The Concept" of Converse College.; and the editorial by "The Carolinian," of the University of South Carolina. Usc - Tt 'ING lbury leg,e " r !its RE-COME )OK THEM OBLIGA. )NS. LNTS $10 i Style-Un. in Value. ~avis Co. Campus Rep. Home of One of The Pictures Publix P "Iount t hiewcrea Feb. 18.19.20.... THE CANARY MURDER CASE Wm. Powell and Louise Brooks All Talking Vitaphone Presentations-Movitone, New Stan and Gamby, Pullman Porters Feb. 21.22-23-... THE GREYHOUND LIMITED with Monte Blue Vitaphone Presentations-Bert Sevor, Van and Schenck, De La Plaza & Juanita E HOUSE OF COLLEGE CLOTH ES 7 C.u. I W1. C 0 CON Auhni Styled N. :x 3College Clothesj SLOR E D AT /ORGAN HA LL