THE TAR HE'EL
OPENING SESSION OF UNIVERSITY
Continued from First Page.
Fraternities Initiate
The following- men were ini-
wllO IS now tiafpfl intn fr.if prnitipc RniW 1A-
department Kappa Alpha; W. C. Walke, Av-
is T. Irira. A fTi'lia tpi T. A. TTnrrt1p fmm
ceeditisr Dr. Minis
head of the English
i. tt j i tt..: :i
m vanueiuiu univciMiy, is 1 I oca,
P. Cross, A.B., and A.M., Hamp- William and Mary. W. O. Ander
den-Sidnev Collce-e: Ph. D., Har
vard: teacher. Norfolk Hisrh
School: insructor in English at
Harvard; professor of English,
Sweet Briar College
Substituting as professor of
Latin for Prof- George Howe,
wno is spending tne year on a
leave ot absence in Jburope, is
Warren Stone Gordis, A B. and
A. M., University of Rochester;
Ph.D., University of Chicago;
Professor of Latin and acting
president of Stetson University;
. fellow in Latin and instructor,
sotf from Trinity. Zeta Psi;
Fred Manniny and Austin Carrof
Durham, Allen Mebane cf Spray,
and C. T. Smith of Scotland
Neck. Pi Kappa Alpha; Graham
Harden of Burlington. Affiliate,
John A. Scott from Davidson
College. Beta I beta Pi; M. L.
McCorkle and J. R. Kenyon of
Newton, Henry Graves of Car
thage, Henry
boro. Delta
track suits without having made a
Varsity team, and
Whereas, This action on their
part is the breaking of a respected
precedent which wc deem worthy
of perpetuation,
Be it therefore resolved: That
this Athletic Council as the
official representatives of the
Athletic Association of the
University of North Carolina do
hereby condemn in the strongest
manner the wearing of Varsity
stockings, jerseys or track suits
by men who have not made the
Varsity, team and
The Chapel Hill Insurance
& Realty Company
That a copy of these resolutions
Foust of Greens- be published in the TAR HEEL,
Kappa Epsilon; the official organ of the Athletic
Philip Woollcott of Rlaeigh, W.
D. Pruden, Jr. of Edenton. W.
L. Thorn", Jr. of Rocky Mount.
University of Chicago; professor B p. paty of Tullahoma, Tenn.
or Latin, Ottawa University.
Associate professor of German
Kent J. Brown, A. B., Dickinson
Collesre: Ph.D , University of
Pennsylvania;University of Ber
lin; University of Munich; four
years as teacher in preparatory
school; instructor in German,
University of Iowa.
Succeeding Di, R. H. Hall,
associate professor of chemistry,
who has accepted a position at
Washington University, St.
Louis, is Charles S. Venable, A.
B., and A. M., University of
North Carolina; teacher, Wil
mington high school. (
John E. Smith M. S., becomes
instructor in geology, taking the
place of T. A. Bendrat who is on
a commercial geologic suryey in
Venezuela. Mr. Smith took de
grees at Iowa and Oregon State
colleges. He has studied at the
Assocation.
W. E. Wakely, President.
A. L. M. Wiggins, Secretary
Affiliate, D. R. Harris from Wil
liams College. Sigma Alpha Ep
silon; E. Y. Keesler, Jr. of Char
lotte. Phi. Chi fMed.1 D. Bi
gers. Sigma Nu; R. W.Cantwell,
Wilmington; Stockard, Reidsvile;
L. A. Harper, Greenville, A. C.
Emerson, Wilmington. Phi Del
ta Theta; Tom Gilman, Jackson
ville, Paul Brantley, Wilson, N.
C. Kapp.t.Sigtna; G. L. Dortch,
Goldsborol Fred Gray, Wades-
boro, T. L. Michael, Canton, W.
D. Heath of Rock Hill S. C. Al-
.....
pha Tau Omega: Baldwin Max
well, Charlotte, Allen Moore.
Wilmington, N. C, W. O. Huske
and E. J. Lilly, Jr. Fayetteville,
Harvey Ward of Tarboro.
Among the Alumni and vistors
who were here for initiations
were: Sigma Nu: Willie Parsley,
Henry Smith, Horace Johnston,
Tom Moore, Jesse Mil liken, L J.
University of Chicago, has work- pQisson, Henry Constable, John-
ea on the lowa geological survey, ston Smith, John Harvey, Wil
and last year held a fellowship Ham Grimsley, and F. J. Poission
in geology at the University of from A. ani M.
Missouri. Kappa Alpha: Ike Boykin.
A. M. Atkinson, University of Deita Kappa Epsilon: Gus and
North Carolina, becomes instruct- Jerrv Zollicoffer, II. L. and B. N.
or in place of JohnE. Wood, who Perrj) Will Bellf4 George Wood,
is studying at Massachusetts In- Frank Barker, Gus Graham.
smute or i ecnnoiogy. Beta Theta Pi: Dick Stockton
Pi Kappa Alpha: T. S. Roy-
ster and W. W. Faulkner.
Zeta Psi: Bob Winston, L. N.
Morgan, J. and Jim Manning, W.
picked up, and blood was discov-.'T. Joyner, Dolph Mangum,
ered to be spurting from a large Hugh Thompsom.
cut on the left side of his neck. , Sigma Alpha Epsilon: John
He had fallen on some pieces of , Tillett, Earl Crosswell, Stahle
broken glass. ; Linn, W. M. Jones, Tom Guth-
Assisted by the thoroughly rie, D. R. Murchison, Monk
frightened boys he walked to- Hanes, W. J. Long, Georre
ward the gymnasium, the nearest Clark, Alex Worth, Alex Sprunt
building. After going about 100 A. M. McKoy.
yards his strength gave Complet- Phi Delta Theta: ft. It. Ycl
ly out and was carried. verton, Ike London, J, A. Wood
When
reached
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TAR
HAZING RESULTS IN TRAGEDY
Continued from First Page.
Kappa Siuia: F. G. Fetzer.
Kid Smith,' Eugene Bernhardt
Alpha Tau Omega; John Mc
Lean, Lee Horton of University
of Virginia Kenneth Burgjvvin,
Albert Stewart, Sumner Ilury
win, and Cameron MncR.i , of the
A. T. O. Chapter from Trinity
College'
Take Notice
the gymnasium was
he was nearly dead.
The sophomores left, going to
their rooms, while Raiul was left
alone with his room-mate, Wel
lons. Merriman tried to 'phone for a
physician, but failed. Wei ions
attracted other students by his
cries for help, and Dr. McNider
and President Venable were sum
moned. When they came, how
ever, Rand was dead.
His jugular vein had been sev
ered, and he lived but ten min
utes after the accident.
The entire community was
shocked by the sudden and awful
death of this young man. Every
sympathy is felt here for the
family. No first hour classes
were held Saturday in order to
allow students to accompany the
body to the station. The Uni
versity was represented at the
funeral by Profs. A. II. Patter
son and M. C. S. Noble, the aca
demic classes byD. L. Rights, I. deal of pity is felt. That they
M. Bailey, L. R. Johnston, and were doing wrong, no ones dc
R. A. Wellons. nies. But the wrong was .very
Toward the four sophomores small in comparison with the
who were the unintentional punishment which will always
causes of the tragedy, a great be with them.
Wednesday night the Athletic
Council in regular meeting passed
the following resolutions condem
ing the new habit of freshmen
and others who have not made a
Varsity team buying and using
the Varsity stockings, jerseys
and track suits:
Whereas, It has come to the
notice of this Athletic Council
that certain members the
freshmen and other elasse-. h,ie
been wearing the regular style of
Varsity stockings, jerseys and
Norfolli Southern
Railroad
Route of the
"Night Express"
Travel via Raleigh (Union Station )anl
Norfi'lk Southern Railroad, to and from
all points in Eastern North Carolina.
Unite, Parlor ami Sleeping: Cars lie
ttveen lialeigh and Norfolk.
Sdiednle in ell'ect March 3rd.
N H The follovvinir wln'dule figures
are published hh information ONLY and
are not guaranteed.' ,
TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH.
:15 ii. in. Daily "Night Express,"
. ing Car for Norlolk.
6:00 a. in. Daily For Wilson, Wash-'
ington.;: and 'Norfolk-'
Broiler Parlor Car Service
. I etween Raleigh and N
folk.
b:00 a. ni. Daily except Sunday for
New Bern via Cluieotwn
ity. Parlor Car Service.
2:40. p. m. Daily except Sunday fo--Washington.
TRAINS ARRIVE RALEIGH.
7:20 a. in. Daily 11:20 a. m. Daily
except Sunday, and 8:30
p. in. Daily. Buflet Car
bervice on 8:30 p
train from Norfolk.
TRAINS LEAVE GOLDSBORO.
10:15 p. m Daily "Night Express"
Pullman Sleeping Car
for Norfolk via New Bern.
7:10 a. m. Daily For Beaufort and
Norfolk Parlor Car be
tween Washington and
Norfolk.
3:10 p. in. Daily for New Bern, Orien
tal and Beaufort Parlor
Oar Service.
For further information and
reservation of. Pullman Sleeping
Car space, apply to C. W. Lfn-
utrch, General Agent, or R.
Duffer, City 1 icket Agent, Yar
borouyh Hotel Uuilding,Raleigh,
N. C.
W. W, CKOXTON,
Gen'l Pass. Agent,
ANDREWS CASH STORE CO.
A Royal Toilored suit, a Cluett or Monarch shirt, with an Armw Mnfrhprl
collar, and a Levy tie, would adorn a Prince, and a pair of
Walk-Over shoes makes life's walk easy.
sole agents. Call and see our stock.
We
are
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Delicatessen
Everything to eat, in season. Students' midntght lunches.
Open until the lights wink
UNIVERSITY BOVS
Meet yovir friends at the only BEST cafe in Durham
Royal Cafe
You Know you will be satisfied. X. Main St.
THE UNIVERSITY TAILORING CO.
Tailor-made Suits; Sanitary Pressing, Cleaning, and Sconring
8 suits a month for a dollar. Located over Patterson's Store
DAVE W. LEVY, Owner C. J. FRIED. Manager
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