Remarks.
Brownie Gilmer spent Saturday
and Sunday in Raleigh.
Mr. Preston Cotton has been ap
pointed librarian of the Law School.
Dr. C. Alphonso Smith delivered
an address in Greensboro last Fri
day night.
"V. S. O'B. Robinson, Jr., spent
a few days in Charlotte and Greens
boro last week.
B. D. Broadhurst went to Ral
eigh last week to act as best man
at the marriag-e of Dr. Betts, of
v
Greensboro.
Livery stable men met their
match Tuesday night. The mud
between here', and Durham varied
in depth from one to three feet, and
they refused to let out any teams to
those who wanted to go to the show.
Four men showed their indepen
dence by walking.
How's this for a full week?
Star Course Monday night, Wash
ington and Lee contest Tuesday
night, holiday and Washington's
birthday exercises Weduesday,
Gimghoul dance Thursday, Febru-
arv German Friday, Concert bv
Musical Association Friday, an
Georgia contest in the Di Saturday.
In Other Colleges.
A Georgia student at the Uni
versity of Chicago recently threw
up his job as a waiter in the Uni
versity commons and left the Uni
versity rather than wait on a negro
The new athletic field at Stan
ford will comprise 10 acres and will
be the finest in America. Ex.
Among the Southern teams that
will have Western coaches next
fall are Virginia, Kentucky, Clem-
son, Alabama, and A. & M. Th
last season showed that the West
can play football.
The largest university in the
world, in point of number of stu
dents, is that of Tokio. Japan.
Fort'-eight thousand Japanese
are studvinir there, the favorite
courses beino- law and civil and
. mechanical engineering. -Athenae
um.
The University of Japan will
send a baseball team across the Pa
cific to play Leland Stanford in
San Francisco this Spring. .
Virginia , has apologized for the
language that angered Georgetown
some vears aro. and athletic rela-
tions between the two will be
restored.
At Columbia all Freshmen who
have not already learned to swim
are required to take lessons of a
trainer in swimming-, and gain a
passing mark before the Freshman
course in physical training is com
plete. Ex.
Hereafter every student in the
academic and scientific departments
of the University of Vermont will
be taxed five dollars for athletic
purposes.
I'r. v Gardner is originally from
j South Carolina and is now rector of
Grace Street Baptist Church,
Richmond, Va. He is recognized
as one of Virginia's moat able
preachers, a man of culture and
scholarship, and we. may expect a
masterful sermon from him.
Dr. Clark is now editor of the
Southern Churchman, which stands
at the head of Episcopal publica
tions in the South. The people
of the village will be especially
glad to know that he is to be back
in Chapel Hill again, where he was
once rector of the Episcopal church
for some years. Mr. Clark is an
Episcopal of the Virginia type and
we may also expect an excellent
sermon from him.
In the Societies.
Di question: Resolved,
That
Commencement Sermons.
Both the baccalaureate sermon
and the night sermon before the
Young Men's Christian Association
for the coming Commencement will
be preached by Richmond men.
The Rev. Dr. Gardner will preach
the baccalaureate sermon; and the
Rev. Dr. William Meade Clark
will preach the night sermon.
North Carolina should have a child
labor law which prevents children
under fourteen years of age from
working in factories. The affirma
tive won and Mr. Andrews, W.
made the best speech.
Phi question: Resolved, That the
national government should aid in
the construction of roads. The af
firmative won and Mr. Writrht made
the best speech.
To Play Pennsylvania and Navy.
The football schedule for next
year has been nearly all arranged.
One game has not been fixed finally,
and so Hie schedule is not ready for
publication. Of the games that are
certainties, there are two of very
great importance and interest, one
with Pennsylvania and one with
the Navy. The first of these will
be played at Philadelphia and the
latter at Annapolis. The manage-
. 1 .4.1
ment is to De congratulated on se
curing these games, for it has been
difficult to do so before. Southern
teams play too little in the North.
Manager Carr set the pace in ar
ranging tin1 baseball schedule for
this Spring, and it is a pleasure to
know that the football team is hold
ing up to it.
ED. W. MELLON COMPANY,
CHARLOTTE, fi. C.
We have the Highest Grade Clothing that a Tailor
can make. We have the Swellest Styles out today.
We carry the best there is in Men's Furnishings.
JONES Sc
WORTH,
CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
A gentH.
Guilford-Benbow Hotels.
. Automatic Fire Alarm in Every Room. Telephone in Bed
Rooms, of which one hundred have Private Baths attached.
European and American Plans.
COBB & FRY, Proprietors.
Greensboro, N. 0.
SMOKE
Harem Turkish Cigarettes.
20 for 15 cents.
Ace High Cigarettes.
10 for 5 cents.
THE SURBRUG COMPANY, Richmond, Virginia.
CAROLINA CLOTHING CO.,
Charlotte, N. C,
Will be Here in a Short While
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With a swell line of Clothing and Furnishings.
Buy an Atterbury Suit and a Stetson Hat.
LASSITER AND WILSON,
AGENTS.
College Statistics.
Official statistics exhibit the col
lege enrollment for the current year
as follows, taking in order the IS
Universities that head the list in
point of numerical importance:
Harvard. 6,013; Columbia, 4,547;
Chicago, 4,147; Northwestern, 4,-
007; Michigan. 3,726; California,
3.690; Illinois, 3,661; Minnesota, 3,
550; Cornell, 3,338; Wisconsin, 3.
221; Yale, 2,990; Pennsylvania, 2,
664; Syracuse, 2,207; Princeton, 1,
383, Leland Stanford, Jr., 1,370
total, 50,624. A significant feature
ot this list is the surprisingly
larre representation of the Western
colleges. Out or the total ot 15
Universities, with an arey-ate en
rollment 50,624 students, 8, with
27,372 students, are in Western
States. Harvard, 'the oldest, is
the only University with more than
5,000 students, and only three
others pass the 4,000 mark. Be
tween 3,000 and 4,000 there are six,
and between 2,000 and 3,000 there
three. That prestige and import-
ance are not determined oy size
alone is shown by the fact that
Yale ranks eleventh, while Prince
ton stands fourteenth, smaller than
Syracuse, and with only Leland
Stanford, Jr., below. New York
Sun.
WHITE ROLLS.
THE CIGARETTE THAT'S DIFFERENT.
Manufactured by
The W7 ore-Kramer Tobacco Co.,
Wilson, INT. C, IJ. 3. A.
WAIT FOR
I. L. Blaustein
FOR
Stein Bolch's Clothing.
HAWES $3.00 HATS.
DUNLAP $5.00 SHOES.
NELSONS $3.50 SHOES.
Everything- the latest and most up-to-date.
FOYE ROBERSON,
GEORGE HANNH,
Agents.
The Royall & Borden Co.,
DURHAM, IN. C.
Is your bed hard? Is your bed aged and
trembling? Is your rocker squeaky and rocker
less? Let us send you a Mattress more comfortable
than Morpheus e'er slept on. Let us sell you a
couch, a rocker, a bed, anything in our line,
and if it is not fully as represented return and
we will refund the purchase price. You need
no "boot". Grady & Moize (two U. N. O.
boys) are kept "boning" to save you money.
Roses, Carnations, Violets.
Floral Designs, Bridal Bouquets,
. and Flowers for all occasions.
Palms, Ferns, and all kinds of
plants. Bulbs for fall planting:
Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcissus,
Lilies, etc.
H. STEINMETZ, Florist,
Phone 1 13. RALEIGH, N. 0.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Charlotte, N. e.
The Leading Hotel.
Headquarters for
College Students.
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
Well equipped and
liberally conducted.
C. E. HOOPER & CO.
Proprietors.
Doctor William Lynch,
DENTIST,
Office in Kluttz Block, - CHAPEL HILL.
GIERSCH'S CAFE
Cuisine and Service unexcelled
Private Dining and Banquet
Rooms. Prices always moderate
NORTH CAROLINA
RALEIGH,
13. McCAUL FC Y,
CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
Denier In General Merchandise. Keeps on hand a
full line of the well known DoukIhs Bhoe arid a great
many other popular makes, Carpets and Kiips. Art
Squares, Hheet and Pillow Cases, rendv made Cloth
lnif, Bed BlanketH and Quilts. Men H Lnderwear, low
eln, Window Shades, Overshoe, Curtain (iooda. tome
and see me before buying.