The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 17, 1920, Image 8
UNIVERSITY STUDENT 4
STOP FRAT TALK
Student, Body Meeting Saturday Puts
In the Discard the Subjoct of Fritts.
Jim Perry Offers Resolution i the
Midst of Explanations on Itecenst
Lobby.
Columbia, March .14.--All talk of I
fraternities and subrosas at. the Uni- I
versity was voted into the discard Sat
urday, when a meeting of the student
body of the institution uiiianimxously
adopted a resolittion by ,ames Perry,
member of the junior law class and
assistant foot ball coach. to the ef
feet that all discussion of the subject
of fraternities be dispensed with un
til next year.
The (1uestioni of fraternities camne
up when E. 11. Smith. member ,f the
junior law'class, made att explanation
of his position regarding tle reelit
IOlgislative fight over the bill to legal
ize fraternities. lie stated that be
Itad been a member of tle sident
body committee nippoin ted to petition
the legislatire to repeal he act pro
hibiting frat ernities in state colleges.
l-e said that Certain reservations re
garding the fraternity situation, hav
ing to (10 with the existence of ulb
rosas. had been disregarded by the
edication committee of the state Sen
ate, thus leaving him free to work
against the biil as roported to the
state Senate and not to continue Ii
support.
(uy Gullick, another meiber of the
committee, stated that lie had had the
saimie inst ructionis from the stuldent
body to support the bill, with the res
ervations, and that when the reserva
tiois were laid aside by the commit
tee in the Senate. Mlr. Gtullick kept
up his fight for the bill. believing that
Ite report of the edtication committee
-was better than no fraternit y lill.
At this junciire in the simdent
meeting :\l r. Perry offered his resoli
tion1 that the subject of fraternities
he dispen-sed 'wihi for the reiniider
of IIhis year, and thet imiot ion was Car
ried un aniimously.
Lost Mining Camp.
Silver Mounitsin, once a fotiinous miI
ing ean jp of hahn ho, Is now deserted.
Thirty years ago, a) syni diente decided
the plii h1iad at wondlerful future,
Money Wa"S pou'reai into tlie cnterprise,
The n1ill raln jnst ten dalys. The "line'
gave out.
His Wife's Logic.
And the miiniii rentsoni why 11 ianiii'.
Wife thinks he isn't getting all thu.
muliary lie deserves is because it Is les,
than she thinks she needis.-Dlllut
News.
Just now
in sc rges and(1 ico
pii(es....... .
O.f t he niewV l'olo1 I
at tract ive' ic
New ar'rivals this
ini tallelas ai
TIhe gnew Waistw
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Ml itl H~tisibiN10
IEMSON TRUSTEES
UPHOLD FACULTY
(Continued From Page One.)
lie with the president for the trus
ces by 11:30 p. im. March 21 a writ
en 'withdrawal of their approval of
he 1st paragraph of the document.
rhose failing to comply shall be con
ddered in a state of insubordination
ind shall .be dropped from the rolls
)f the college without privilege of re
istatement at any time In the fu
Lure. Members of these classes who
lo not return in accordance with fihe
terms of the present leave without
sufficIent excuse In the oilnlion of the
president, shall be adjudged deserters
and dropped from the rolls as such.
Freshmen and sophoiores who fail
to return by 11:30 p. i. March 21
shall be adiudged to have violated par
agraph 325 of Cadet Regulations and
tleir namei1 s dropped front 'the college
rolls. When those conditions have
been Illet those cadets returning will
be required to subscribe anew to the V(
p1redge given upoun their former en-R
trance and to make uilp all Work missed.
''le report of the trustees is 5,0001
words in length. After reviewing Ies
timony given before the board by reli
resentatives of junior and senior elass
ie, pareits of freshmen and ,o))o
ti
mlore's, members of the discipline con
mittee, altumni and others. the trus
Lees delivered a terriflc arraignment of
the action of tile cadets as recited in
the roport. "The action of fihe cadets
in view of the conditions founild to ex
ist is inexcusable," says the rei)ort.
'Ie-instat eiment. of Cadel Crossland,
who was given local pinishmeit fol
lowing Iis trial before the discipline
committee of tile faculty, was one of
the demands contailned in the uilt ima
tuii sen1ior and jun1ior classimten lre(,
sente(d to Ile board of trustees. Re
fosal to consider any portion of tlle
uIltimatum was aetied upon instantly I
by the trustees. lit the meantime. t it
following telegram Was receive(d by
he college authoi'i ties:
.Bennettsville, s. C.
.lMarch 13, 120.
Piresident -liggs,
Cleison College. S. C.
(Present rettuest for new trial of
ease to board of trustees. Desire .1. II.
O'Dell and committee to represent 1mle
(- e to my absence.
M. E. 'Crossland.
As cadet regulations provided for
al)peal from the action of the discil>
lino committee upon petition of the
cadet involved, his iparent or legal
guardian, only, the request of Cadet
Crossland for' a new trial was consld
our Ready-to-we
and charming
linies, ini attrla't ive styles and~ Poplarbi
. .. . . .. ...$35.00, $40.00 to1 $'
es .. .. . .. . . . .. . .. .$25.00 andi $|
I geor'gettes at . .$25.00, $35.00 to $
tIlh shiot sleeves at ...$6.50 and $
8S1ORTP S KiialWI
y S'kits and( Wa.shi Saltins.
tY SIJ[T11 AN!) Ilf01liS0S.
Xliddy Stitis in white and colors a
es .... .. ......$7.50, $10.00 ;tmi $
R{Y FOR E I'ImI C 1l0OS'IN (.
liteof t)I Sp ring Millinteriy we hav ~e
g th st~xlyles as shlowni (,n 5thi wrenne
tand Iolor en bei foundtttt iln otur uno1
MA
er oml]
'g MAROLD ORAL& MRU6T a1
iern House, Thursday and Friday, s
*
March 125th nund 20th,
0
Lid by thle trustees.
Cadet Al. !M. Crossland was tried
fihe discilin committee and( foundi
ilty of disorder and yelling thle word
3olsheviki". Hie had been given a
inishmalent. of flive weekcs room ar
st, 20 demerits and 20 extras. The
>oml arrest Colined the Cadet to thle
inlits of Is rooml except whenl at
>llege dutios.
The board carefulliv reviewed the
.enographic evidence taken at theII
-lal, and heard the statements of
Idets whom Crossland had delegatedI
> repre-sent himl. These representa-,
ves made thle point that thledic
nie committee had charged Cadet
rossland for a violation of Para
raph 238 of thle Regulations, 'whieh
efers to refractory and disre-spectful
onduclt, bult InI the light of Is Clahn
ot to have seen the commandant
ten hle did the yelling, had found
ilim guilty of vtolation of another
aragraph,. No. 269, which 'refers to
lsorders, neglects and( I rregutla rities
>rejudicial to good order and ,dis
iplinle whleh.I thle comminittee consid
.red a1 lesser included offenlse. The
woard ruled that this was a different
>ffense and not. a lesser included of
ense, and onl this technlical ground,- re
wcindted the sentence and remanded
.he case back to the discipline com11
nlittee, with thle Instruction that the
padet be tried on the charge of viola
lion of paragraph 269 of the(- cadei reg
AMilatonls. If Cadet Crossland returns
lider the conditions laid down by'
thev board, and thle committee again
[Inds him guilty, the cadet ca,.n again
aLppeal to the board, when the board
would pass upon the actuial merits of
thle case.
The Easiest Way.
Followfug the line of the least re
sistance Is what makes rivers and men
crooked.-Boston Transcript
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LlNTON NEWS. *
Clinton, March 16.---Mr. and Mrs.
orrest Summers of Newberry, spent
unday with Mr. and . Mrs. J. F.
xcobs, Sr.
Airs. Julia Griffin spout several days
Lst week in Columbia.
Dr. and Mrs. S. C. 'Hays spent sev
ral days in Columbia last week.
Mr. Thos. Jacobs spent Thursday
lid Friday in Greenville on business.
.Mr. 1W. J. Bailey spent last Tuesday
nd Wednesday in Columbia.
Mr. t. A. Barrow, of Columbia, spent
wevral days last week here.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Giles and son,
,f Greenwood, spent the week-end
rith the . former's parents, Mr. and
irs. E. S. F. Giles.
Mrs. W. It. Owens, Sr., Miss Nancy
)wens and Mrs. -De -Rohan spent Sat
irday in in Greenwood.
Misses Corinen Bailey, 1ilizabetli
rouing, Agnes Illenry and Sarah
Orances Glenn or Chicora College,
lIpelt the week-end at home.
Mrs. Cyrus Balley and daughters
ire spending the week In Augusta with
ier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flei
Ing.
Mrs Tom Robertson and daughter
reinrned to Asheville last week after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. 1. T. Robertson.
Miss Melence Thornley entertained
the U-tell-'em Club last Monday af
ternoon. A delicious salad course twas
served to the following nieibers:
Misses 'Martha Phillips, Elizabeth
Douglas, Thelnima 'Coffman and Mrs.
Thos. Jacobs.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. F. Jacobs, 3r., en
tertained at a dinner party last Mon
day evening. Those present were MI.
and Mrs. .1. 1. Colemnan, \r. and Mrs.
W. 13. Owens. .Jr., Messrs. ('rils Adair,
V. A. Johnson andI R. 1. Sadler.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. Copeland enter
lain)ed the following guests at a din
n party last Tuesday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Al 'rice, Mi. and Mrs. Ihiugh
Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Rtounids
and Miss Neva Martin.
Ir. and Mrs. Neal Turner of Elber
tonl, Oa., spent the -wevik-ondl with ie
atives here.
Mrs. Edgar Owens and Miss .111lia
Owens returned last week from
Uishpvllle, after spunding several
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Scott.
Big Noise, Little Dinner.
Juud Tinakinas hats insisted on getting
a new dinner bell. No dinner lie has
seen lately justified any such racket as
the old gong raises.
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r ISp
epartment
is a fascinating ]
We invite you
)ck is not brokei
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