tii k i ar it si ki
th e Tar HEEL
Official Organ of the Ath'Aie Asso
ciation of the University of
North Carolina.
Published Weekly.
BOARD OF EDITORS
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Lenoir Chamber., Jr. 'Managing. &Utor
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
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Being as how Thursday will be
a holiday, and as how the print
shop force will very probably
odds seven and a half to two be
in a , sad state of demoralization
about that time, the able busi
ness manager of the Tar Heel
with a clarifying perspicuity of
perception decided that the
publication should be published
before that day. In his decision
the board of editors acquiesced
tor these reasons the sheet now
appears.
On Thanksgiving Day the
state University and the state
College of Agricultural and Me
chanic Arts will play the state
University of Virginia and the
Washington and Lee University
of Virginia respectively. One
plays in Richmond; the other in
Norfolk both in the enemy's
territory, though North Carolina
has many loyal sons and support
ers m each place. A. & M.
here s to you. May North Car
olina prevail in both placee.
1 he sate and sane mass meet
ing Friday night was of the
right kind. There was no bon
fire built to cook up enthusiasm,
nor Dana present to stir it while
being cooked. It was iust a
plain mass meeting of the stu
dents without any frills. The
songs and yells were practiced.
lhen a few speeches were made
reminding us of our duty to the
ream wneiner it be a winning or
a losing one. The essence of it
with regard to the fact that we
have a good fight ahead of us
WITH FLYING COLORi
I The Dramatic Club
"Last yeaT we expected to win1FridaJr gfetfwas one
, ; , , . , most successful and one
mm scut up mur nunurea men i . , , r as..
smoker
of the
of the
A.irnr
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10)
to see the game in Richmond;
this year we are doubtful about
winning and should send up
eight hundred." Mr. Booker
said this at the mas3 meeting
Friday night and rapped the
nail on the head when he said it
Tit .. M
u aoesn t take much ot a man
to throw up his hat and shout
when the returns are coming -in
right. Anybody with a hat and
a mouth can do that. But it
does require a littls manhood to
yell at ths top of your voice and
vociferate that your crowd is the
best crowd on . the face of the
ball when the odds are against
you.
The idea has got abroad among
some that we are going to Rich
mond on a sort of forlorn hope.
Funny how ideas get abroad isn't
it? It seems that as soon as a man
admits that he has a good 1 stiff
fight ahead of hirri everyone con
cludes at once that the man is
beat. If he goes ahead. and says
that he is sure to beat, although
ie knows that there are going to
be about fifty points against him
to his none, then everyone
catches some kind of a betting
confidence in him, offers two to
one odds on him, and winds up a
hearty unsupporter of his erst
whil hero. But about that idea
of the "forlorn hope" everybody
who knows the team knows that
that have been- pulled off here in
some several time. Everybody
there was happy. We ate and
we laughed and we smoked; then
we turned around and did it all
over again. After that we smoK
ed arid laughed and ate. Then
we did that again. Next we
sought a new combination.
Then we went i n for permutations.-;
Next mixed combinations
and permutations indiscriminately
and finally wound up by not car
ing in which order we did them
just so they were done. On
with the smokers: let iov be un-
confined.
DRUGGISTS.
OUR COLORED SUPPCSTEKi
The following was written by
one of Carolina's most loyal sup
porters. He is the head waiter
(colored) at the University Inn.
If he can support the team like
this, f then what ought we, the
students, to do? We publish it
just as it was handed to us, with
out any alterations:
We are groins' to Richmond on
thanksgiving day .
We are going Five hundred
Strong
if you thick Virginia is winning
that day
You sure are thinking wrong
big Jones at center will open a hole
the back's will rush right
through
the ''forlorn hope" supposition is Well hit. Virginia's line so hard
a mere gaseous illusion, an airy ; her men will turn Pale and blue
fantasv. an emotv nothing. . An
Alumnus of Virginia while talk- ucllc dl Mirier any.ng macnine
intr to one of our athletic authnr- he sure does Carr7 the bal1
0 It .1 f 1 1 J
ities in Greensboro-said that if s ueen worxing nam wun me
was, "God- Al-mighty hates a
quitter."
- It looks good to us to see these
old Carolina players back on the
Hill to help us get the team in
shape for the "Virginia game. It
makes us begin to bubble with
confidence. We like to think of
the good old days when they
were here playing and beating
up everything that they ran
against. We know that they by
their presence and encourage
ment can make the team fight
better and better; and we know
that their advice to the men and
their individual coaching ol the
men will have the right effect.
The student body feels better
when they see former Carolina
players back helping coach the
leant. We know that the alumni
as always are heart and muI with
us.
Carolina would fight against
Virginia Thanksgiving like she
did against Georgetown for the
first half and against Washing
ton and Lee for the first quarter,
then Carolina was bound to win
She couldn't help herself. '-For-
lorn hope," say, fellows, I want
a bag of peanuts.
Now, that's better.
Let s every drad rotted one -of I
us, who can, go to Richmond and
give the team our unlimited sup
port. Now is the time that they
need it. They are going up!
Si.v. wls...,au0 here's to the team and Student's
ell. We are going .to have a
team this year
You must hand it to him that's
" all.
a Ray Ray for tayloe Boy's
and all so Wakeley to
a Ray Ray for the whole team
Will be winners over theorange
and blue.
Martin of Notre Dame a working
coach
he Sure Knows how to drill
he's been teaching the boy's of
U. N. C.
to give those Virginians a Pill.
fighting team on that day.
be there and see it.
Let's
to.
let's win; this game of ball;
let's go to Richmond with Caro
lina sPirit '
and get the ehamPionshiP this
tall.
Written by Fletcher Whitted,
University Inn Waiter. Chapel
Hill, N.,a, 11-2212.
Among .some ot the old men
and many of the new, there seems
to be a well-defined idea that
grass was made to walk on, but
a1!aa-J" . i
inai ireaaing upon tne patns is
taboo. The paths are already
there, they seem to think, and
II .4 - '
wai King upon mem will do no
gooa. Un the other hand, there
are some spots of grass through
which there are no paths. By
walking upon the grass in, these
places reerularly enoutrh and oer- M,c s.Nblo H. H. Pattertoa j.c Tylor
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iie here. This is probably the
manner of reasoning which they JQyQ Q 1J 01(1011
wouiu auupi u iney hiioum stop
to think. But the majority of
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it. If they should stop to philoso
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Hamlet did nothing. We hope
that since paths are made to walk
on and grass to look at, that these
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