Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CAROLINIAN FILE I IS INCOMPLETE SEVERAL ISSUES MISSING q Librarian Anxious To Obtain I Missing Volumes Of All Dates ( s Can anyone supply the missing t copies? a "To complete the files of the South '] Carolinian Collegian and the Carolin- a ian many copies are needed," says R. jM. Kennedy, librarian. It is highly important that the files t of the University publications in the c library be complete. Two copies of v each volume are bound for future ref- p erence. 1 Mr. Kennedy would like anyone g who has kept files or old copies of c the campus publications to look them over carefully for the issues needed. . The library is very anxious to secure the missing copies cither by gift or purchase. The following copies arc needed to complete the files of the South Carolina Collegian: Vol. 1. No. 2, April, 188.'}, 1 copy. Vol. 1. No. 3, May, 1883, 1 copy. a Vol. 1. No. 4, June, 1883, 1 copy. I Vol. 2. No. 1, October, 1883, 1 copy, a Vol. 2. No. 2, November, 1883, 1 f copy. r Vol. 2. No. 3, December, 1883, 1 t copy. A- I Vol. -4r. No. 3, December, 1885, 1 c copy. "* r The following copies arc needed to 1 complete the files of the Carolinian: 1 Vol. 1. No. 2, November, 1888, 1 copy. t Vol. 5. No. 1-9, October 1892^Junc " 1893, 1 copy of each number. Vol. G. No. 1, December, 1893, 1 copy. Vol. G. No. 3, April, 1894, 1 copy. Vol. G. No. 4, June, 1894, 1 copy. * Vol. 8. No. 5, February, 189G, 1 copy. Vol. 22, No. 3, November, 1909, 3 copy. J Vol. 25. No. 8, May-June, 1919, 1 j copy. Vol. 33. No. 5, May, 1921, 1 copy. Vol. 34. All numbers published after " April 1922, 2 copies of each. Vol. 35. No. 2, December, 1922, 1 c copy. Vol. 35. No. 3, January-February, c 1923, 1 copy. Vol. 35. No. 4, March-April, 1923, 1 c copy. Vol. 35. All numbers published after c Apr5!, 1923, 2 copies of each. Vol. 38. No. 4, January, 1926, 2 copies. Vol. 38. No. 5, February, 1926, 1 i copy. j?i Delicious and Refre There' Silver Li LISTEN IN Cranlland Rice Famout Sporu Championi Coca-Cola Oreheatra Wednesday 10:30 to 11 p. ra. E. S. T. Coatl to Com! NBC Network 9 Million A Day~ i JNIVERSITY GETS REDWOOD TREES Two California redwood trees (Scluoias) have been presented to the Jniversity recently and planted on jibhcs Green. The trees were preented by Professor W. H. Wicker nd were grown from seed on his ilantation in Newberry county. They re two years old and four feet high. Phis type of tree attains immense size nd lives to be a thousand years old 11 California. Some have expressed the opinion bat they would not grow in this limate, but since Professor Wicker vas able to grow them from seed ?lanted in South Carolina, it is beieved by Prof. E. C. Coker, of the grounds committee, that they will ontinuc to thrive here. u.s.o. VIOLIN CLUB GIVES CONCERT TO TAKE PLACE FRIDAY The Columbia Violin Club will give t musical and tea in the Woman's iuilding on Friday night, March 21 it 8:30 P. M. An admission of twentyive cents will be charged in order to aise funds to send the club delegates o Spartanburg. The program will be resented by the most advanced pupils >f Mine. Felic de Horvath and light efreshmcnts will be served. The pubic is cordially invited to attend and iclp make the effort successful. u.s.o. CONCESSIONS TO BE CONSOLIDATED (Continued fiom Page 1) This debt was paid off by the end of he first semester and also a neat profit vas realized. The name of the caneen has now been changed to the Jniversity of South Carolina Co-opirative store. Vol. 38. No. G, March-April, 1926, 2 opics. Vol. 38. No. 7, May-June, 1926, 1 opy. Vol. 39. No. 2, November, 1926, 1 opy. Vol. 39. No. 3, December, 1926, 2 opics. Vol. 39. No. 6, March, 1927, 1 copy. Vol. 39. No. 7, April, 1927, 1 copy. Vol. 39. All numbers published after Vpril, 1927, 2 copies. Vol. 40. No. 5, June, 1928, 1 copy. SI % iff shing Mi Jgg || | | itfiitLJ s a fplll "v v: \ .nine W39A 111 I 1 IB in the Pa BK So many unhappy thing increase that ola inferiorit and Doctors, Mid-years ani catcd to the cause of maki Coca-Cola was made for Here's a drink that will you with some of its li Give you exceeding joy in Clous taste. And leave yo after-sense of refreshment eous megalomania may wa. The Coc?-CoU Coroptny, T HAD TO BE GOOD T Morsels I BY MORSE So here we arc on the Bremen. Ain't that nice? Sure it ain't. Nothing much has happened this week. Not a single typhoon, waterspout, or hurricane?not even a cloudburst. Nevertheless, as the brilliant poet of the vacation. period remarked, wish you were here. I am in full charge of the ship, the captain being indisposed. And this isn't for publication, but I'll tell you why. He is in bed with a fractured skull, seven crushed ribs, a dislocated hip, typhoid fever, tuberculosis, curvature of the spine, and a cold in the head. As soon as I heard of it I knew there must be something wrong somewhere, and sure enough, I was right. His wife did it when she caught him leaning over the rail making eyes at a mermaid. The ship's doctor is now in the process of abandoning all hope for the captain's recovery. 1 can tell that by the cheerful look on his face, because it is no secret that he and the captain didn't get along like a pair of lovesick turtle doves. But during my short stay on the ship, the captain and 1 have gotten quite intimate and friendly?even to the extent of calling each other by our first names. So his death will be a sad blow to me, and even sadder one to my pocketbook, for none of the rest of the crew seem to think 1 deserve the high salary I get. But they just don't know genius when they sec it. The passengers do, however. Knowing that I used to be the champion heavyweight poet of the world, they have asked me to do an epitaph for the occasion. Copies will be printed and served along with the tea and cookies at the funeral. Here it is: Jimmy was a wily blade (Before his health began to fade.) He flirted with a wild mermaid, Yo-ho-ho and bier und pretzels. The mermaid was a dizzy girl With teeth of jade and eyes of pearl. She set poor Jimmy's head awhirl, Yo-ho-ho and bier und pretzels. Now this is all there is to tell: The mermaid winked and Jimmy fell, And when lie died he went to Heaven, Yo-ho-ho and bier und pretzels. I I \ :'v \ yi JM MHMf i S * . ' :V.-> tuse freshes ;s can happen to y complex. Deans i Finals, all dediing life a burden. times like these. I quickly invest fe and sparkle. its tingling, deli u with that cool in which a rightk fat and prosper. Atlanta, &i. cw-s O GET WHERE IT 13 BLEACHERS ON MELTON FIELD GO OLD STANDS DEMOLISHED The old, unsightly bleachers which marred the beauty of Melton field have at last been demolished. The work was accomplished last week under the supervision of assistant marshal. They will not be replaced. These stands had rotted so badly that it was deemed unsafe for spectators to use them any more. The few remaining good pieces of lumber have been placed around the wire fence surrounding Melton field to keep baseballs from rolling under it. "WE HAIL THE S. B. McM^ ATHLETIC Ir- = OUR SI ALL FOR $1.00 All Haircuts 25c; Service Gua: MARIE'S BA Next to Lower I TRAVEL BY IV LOW : Parlor Ca fr< Coast to Coast?] Low Rates on Camel City Phone Wingfield's 1443 MAIN I, ~ R. C. WILLIE (Incorp FURNITURE, RUGS, I CLUB FUJ Phone 1725 MAIN STREET 11 BROOKS OF ;i "CREATORS ; 1 fc i COLLEG |; DISPLAYING NE ; ALL \ ii A' ; THE REX ' | 1320 MAIN I | i ; Campus Re] I; G. LAWSO CULP ADDRESSES LOCAL SOCIETY At the regular March meeting of the Carolina Scientific society held Thursday night, 1;. Bartow Culp, a chemist in the South Carolina Food Research commission at Charleston, gave a talk. His subject was "Activities of the South Carolina Food Research Commission" in which he stressed mainly the iodine content in vegetables and its relation to the prevention of goiter. He also gave some facts on basal metabolism. At the end of the talk a series of slides were presented which illustrated his lecture. IE, CAROLINA!" ^lSTER, Inc. SUPPLIES PECIAL ( HAIR CUT \ SINGLE SHAMPOO < SHAVE J MASSAGE ' TONIC ranteed; 3 First-Class Barbers RBER SHOP Jain Street Bank rOTOR COACH FARES r Service >m Border to Border Special Trips Coach Lines > 8849 Jl Drug Store r STREET ^ ^MS & SONS orated) JNOLEUMS, SHADES RNITURE 5815 COLUMBIA, S. C. I BALTIMORE ! OF STYLES ; ?R !! E MEN" J: W SPRING LINE i; VEEK | | r !' 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