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Dean Fryerson Becomes Chief State Organizer (CONTINUED FKOll PAQE ONE) The dean made his first bid for national recognition in the famous "Goble v. American Railway Express" case (120 S. C. 511). Since that time he has devoted his life to Corporation Law and Dean of the Law School here. In view of his untiring efforts to bring Long before the people of this locality, the appointment was unanimously 1 adopted by Long officials. It is j rumored that the Seldom Society will r be reorganized to take over the politi- i cal program on the campus; however, ( "Little Dean" Moyle, present head of 1 the society, could not be located for a s statement. t The dapper Kingfish who is himself in the words of William H. Tafft, one < of the best, if not the best liyers who , ever appeared before him while he was i chief-justice of the Supreme Court of I the United States, was influenced in t his decision he says, by the cordial wel- i come and support the above members 1 of the University campus accorded him while here on his recent visit. < The Dean was somewhat modest and ? reluctant in commenting on his selec- f tion but announced his lieutenants in t the coming campaign to intrench the Sharc-Our-Health idea thoroughly in i the minds of South Carolinians. They < are as follows: < Julian Von Bradsher, Hyman Rubin, Bill Douglas, "Little Maybank" Koger, i Vivian Morse, Luke Williamson, Wild Bill llamby, Ed. Salamander, Bob Avinger, Betty Payne, Archie Beattie, Tracy Snelling, Hot Man Crossman, and Kelly Gillespie. Barefoot Day For Freshmen Made Easier (CONTINUED FROM PAOE ONE) a perfect opening for "Step 'n Fetchit" Lipscomb to ask what could be done with eighty cents, and he finally got the grudging admission that Winny was contemplating taking one of his enamoratas to the Carolina. While all this was going on, the others had all formed a ring, squatting around like Indians smoking a peace pipe. The pipe was needed later. Trouble started when "Bottom Card" Morse insisted that he get the first deal, but Nellie Frierson calmly reminded him that the last time he had dealt the first hand the game broke up before the deal was passed. But Big Shot Babcock broke up the argument with a disdainful wave of his hand. "The last time Irvin Cobb and I played poker?" he began, but before he could finish his tale Hurricane Merriweather took the deck and began flipping out the papers, his long locks flying, his eyes sn pping with the joy of battle. But still the game was delayed. I* oxy Coleman, who had been rushing around in his usual flurry, suddenly accosted Charlie Mercer and demanded immediate payment of twenyeight cents. Now, Mr. Mercer, known everywhere as the Man with the Master Mind, had no time to dally over what he called "a mer pittance." It might be that now," Eoxy retorted, but last week when you were light on my pot you were all hugs and kisses about it. My motto is if you can't coon, tie your dog." He s right," chimed in Dr. Penny, the Number 1 wo Bug Alan, "I move that anybody who owes money from former games be barred from this one tonight." 1 wenty men leaped to their feet in a storm of protest. It was finally decided that no new rules would be adopted, so the game started, albeit there was still a rumble of dissent from some of the crowd. Meanwhile, the group in the other corner were faring better. Wizard Walsh had produced a pair of dice, and money began to change hands at an appalling rate. Low Country Waterfall seemed to be in his prime with the ivories. "Dices-be dices," he prayed fervently, while Wiley Brown turned on all his ugliness to keep seven off the top. The dice stopped on four. PASS YOUR IDEAS TO US; WE'LL APPRECIATE THEM THE CANTEEN 'ROUND THE Gus Pearlman getting drunk as a ord and then going down to lose his passes Cocky Blair managing to nake the last out (the swinging way) n the Michigan game... .Columbia College putting a code on Luke Wiliamson so that he won't be able to spend over three hours a night out here. "Spot" Mozingo spending his week:nds in the cabins among the pines ....Tracy Snelling, after his wondcrully managed Hooey Long expendi:ion, is expecting to get a scholarship :o L. S. U W. O. Sweeney receivng applesauce as he cruized around :he track... .Catherine Turner, being ;o used to hopping in any cars that :ame to the A. D. Pi house, jumped nto an ambulance and was very disgusted to find that it only took her ;o the infirmary. H. A. Watts almost making a place on the pass-out team... .Marshall Zantey being seen on the wrong side of the campus?Must have gotten lost ....Morgan Arant getting a splinter in his pants while dating at the home There's ^Jltcxcj d'hedtev^ that it'j LeatJt a i ... Wii i ? 193), Licorrr & Myiu T< - II II r-r <? ^ I, BARN YARD i ~ ? ? I for cripples. , Bush cleaning out her toe-nails on < the sun-dial... .Virginia Burroughs ' griping about that mean old man Dr. i Bonn... .Tomas Jefferson Craig 1 (hump-hu) wearing anklets Martha . Harmon smoking a cigar.... Bruce * Littlejohn claiming not to have gotten any graft out of the board of publica- i tions. , Madame Sweeney picking her teeth < ....Dr. R. K. Timmons picking both i of his, too....May Mancr kicking the ? gong about and hurting her foot ' L. M. Mcdlin medling in somebody's business... .Jack Lyons playing ring around the roses....T. B. Livingston worrying over the escape of three girls from the reform school So is Jack Nathans. "Wild Bill" Howe running from a Canton 3nn Cafe American and Chinese LUNCH - . . 25c?35o DINNER - . . 45c?55c 1223 Main Street something abo one tiling cespecially lelXs? entirely a tide a mllXet cijjatette vtuttlet o? people day the It o^'ni dntokinp C^ltest I 4A II ^ iillliPf* 'lieitetjieltli axe . JBACC.O CO. man on the state.house lawn... .Agnes Hughes throwing another wild party ....Pictures were taken... .Freeman Huskey and Bob Freeman playing "house"... .Werber Bryan walking in his sleep at the woman's building.... Jimmie Ackerman losing a bout to Helen Belle. Yankee Booth busting every course this semester... .Jonnic Bowden going to Draughn's so he can take some notes on his hot dates Sot Willis ioing a ballet dance on the campus lressed in a Turkish towel.... Horsey Orice and Madame Sweenie caught shooting crap in the canteen, they had o pay Judge 17 cents to let them go ....Thread Ellis sewing up his slip ind other apparell. Short-Pint Lancaster spending the light at Columbia College?Wonder who stooped that low?....Ray Gallertvay's mouth being mistaken for a window Sally Bailey being kicked aut of class for chewing tobacco 'Chicken" Dommernick knitting small Business Training is Essential to Everyone, Particularly College Men and Women. Day, Night, and Special Classes. Draughon's Business College 1218 Sumter Street Telephones 5951 and 6317 ut a Chesterfi like about nevex, yc\ >ftt the the i <j' ve Ms a Jaitie tiling . J ccjlelJi jHtohe C garments after seeing the great expectations ....Clemen McEachen walking into law class praising Hooey Long and waiving a high compressed bottle of hair tonic. i Freshman Moore requesting Cantey to give tenement 20 a dating parlor for the girls that have been frequenting his domicile Broadway Bill Grossman window shopping down on Assembly street.... 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