Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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NOTICE FOUND: Frat or Sorority ring, see Mrs. Moon. Next Sunday evening the Deputa tion Team from Columbia Theological Seminary in Atlanta will have charge of the regular Y. M. C. A. service in the chapel. The Seminary quartet will also accompany the team and render several selections at that time. A very interesting program will be given and all students are urged to be present. The State Officers' Training Con ference of the Y. M. C. A. will be held Friday, Saturday and Sunday of this week at Twin Lakes, a few miles from Columbia. Drufus Griffin of Carolina is president of the Confer ence. From two to six delegates from each college in the state will be pres ent, and a very interesting program has been arranged. Among the leading men that will be present at the Conference are T. P. Lanham of the state Y. M. C. A, com mittee, Dr. John McSween, president of Presbyterian college and C. B. Lucas, student work secretary of the South, from Atlanta. An ice cream supper was held last evening at Flinn Hall for all members of the Bible Discussion Groups with perfect attendance and all members of the class in tenements one and two, which won the contest by having the best score. HERBERT HEADS LIBRARIANS The South Carolina Library Asso ciation met in Columbia on April 4th and 5th. All meetings were held in the University Library, which by the way, was much admired both for its great beauty and for the wonderful improvements in modern equipment and efficiency recently made. Lunch was served to the librarians in Flinn Hall, April 5th, by the University. R. Beverly Herbert, of the Colum bia Bar and director of the Columbia Library was elected president for the next year, and Miss Helen Torrence of the University Library staff was elected vice-president. - o.s.C. DR. BABCOCK (Continued From Page 1) tion of journalists who fearlessly printed the facts without thought for possible danger to themselves were recounted by the local professor, who suggested as the watch-word of jour nalism and of the individual journalist the cry "Let there be lightl" In appearing before his audience at Elon College, Dr. Babcock felt quite at home, as he was graduated from that institution in the Class of 1918. THE UNI First Term, June 17 to July University. FEDERAL TAX CONSTITUTIONAL LAW. J TR ACTS. Professor M. T. Var Professor A. C. MoInosh, Univ< Second Term, July 25 to Adi Chicago. BANKRUPTCY. Pr PLEADING AND PRACTICE. T RACTS. Professor M. T. Vaa fessor Albert Coates, Universit Beginning students may ente of a full year's work may be s' Writn e nnncnement and FRESH NEWS ON I Jokes She was only a shoe-maker's daugh ter, but she was good to the last. -Exchange. They were twins. One a girl-the other was of the contrary sex. They were both girls. Scotch Birthday Card: "Birthday greetings, lassie, Merry Christmas too; Happy New Year; Easter gladness All; I speed to you. Incidentally, 'Twould be fine if you'd be my valen tine." On the campus, or for for mal occasions, John Wards have been the authentic foot wear for many years. Our styles are designed es pecially to meet the college man's requirements. MEN'S SHOES LEO THOMAS 1008 SUMTER ST. Columbia, S. C. [ERSITY OF NORTH CA THE SCHOOL OF LAW IUMMER SESSION-1 921 24-PUBLIC UTIbITIJES. Profesi A TION. Mr. F. D. Siefkin, Unite, udge G. W. Connor, Supreme Coui Hecke, University of North Caroli ersity of North Carolina. tit 31--TRUSTS. Professor Geo: afessor E. Britton, University of I Judge W. 3. Brogden, Supreme C Hecke, University of North Caro] y of North Carolina. r in summer and take first year s 3eured in the summer. information-..- T McC,mICm, FRESH SUBJEOTS Farmer: "Heyl Drop that poison ivy!" Cityite: "Tut, Tut! Calm yourself, my good man-this wasn't picked on your land." "Abe," said Mrs. Cohen, "I was looking at the nicest bedroom suite to day, and, would you believe it, it only cost vun hundred and ninety-five dol lars!" "Voti" exclaimed Cohen, "a hundred and ninety-fife dollars for a bedroom soot. Don't buy it; I can vare my old pajamas." RITZ THEATRE Now Playing Texas Quinan in "QUEEN OF THE NIGHT CLUBS" All Talking Picture -plus Brox Sisters Trio -plus Jack Goldie-Blackface -plus Gus Arnheims Orchestra Mon.-Tue.-Wed. "OFFICE SCANDAL" with Phyllis Haver Theatre News IMPERIAL THEATRE Mon.-Tues. Betty Bronson and Wm. Collier, Jr in "ONE STOLEN NIGHT" A Warner Bros. Talking, Singing and Sound Picture A Bobby Vernon Comedy "HIS ANGEL CHILD" A Synehronized Oswald Cartoon "SUICIDE SHEIK" and Paramount News Wed.-Thurs. "WHY BE GOOD" with Colleen Moore Paramount Specialty Entertainment, "Two Mostiers" Entertainment, "High Low Brow" Paramount Cartoon "Koke's Parad" Fri.-Sat. "THE LEATHERNECK" starring Wm. Boyd A Talking, Singing and Sound Picture "Fighting for Victory"-The Col legians Paramount News hROLINA or George 3. Thompson, Cornell I States Board of Tax Appeals. rt of North Carolina. CON na. DOMESTIC RELATIONS. 'ge G. Bogert, Univresity of Ilinois. NORTH CAROLINA urt of North Carolina. CON ina. CRIMINAL LAW. Pro abjects. Credits for one-third Denn, Chapel Hill, N. C. Teacher: "I have went. That's wrong, isn't it?" Student: "Yes ma'am." Teacher: "Why?" Student: "'Cause you ain't went yet." -The Yellow Jacket. GAMECOCK 15 S' Black---White Brown Al $7. AA To D WIDTH FOLLOW These Barber Shops a the best of service and management. Any c( ciated as its the intenti each and ev Associated M Of COL1 IDEAL BARBER SHOP J. W. Brigman, Prop. 1206 Taylor St. E. A. TODD BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP 1120 Blanding St. Phones 3885-9109 MoCAULEY'S BARBER SHOP 1728 Main St. Phones 7333-9209 C. P. BEADENBOUGH 1223 Main St. Phone 9137 ZED HOPE BARBER SHOP' 1207%/ Main Street Phone 9137 FIVE POINTS BARBER SHOP 2103 Green St. HOTEL JEROME BARBER SHOP - Phone 914 "What's your rqal pame?" "Georgfana." "What's your pet name?" "Mother says i's too young for that." -Ghost. Sport Shoes $700 YLES 7hite Black All Brown 00 THESE! re equipped to render are under responsible mplaint will be appre on of these to satisfy ery patron. aster Barbers JMBIA LONSFORD'S BARBER - SHOP 1211 Taylor St.-Phone 4656 MAYFIELD BARBER SHOP No. 5 Arcade Bldg. Phone 9175 McCARTHY BARBER SHOP 1609 Sumter St. Phone 9194 IMPERIAL BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP Phones 3631-9161 1442 Main St. PALMETTO BARBER SHOP In Basement of Palmetto Bldg., Cor. Main and Wash.-Phone 9135 COLUMBIA BARBERS SUPPLY COMPANYT Toilet Articles, all kinds of Cutlery and Supplies 1318 Main St. Phone 3062