ON THE CAMPUS S. VTeague left - Monday for Sanfr rd to attend a marriage Re v. J. W. Aresori, of W.iynes ville, was-the guest of A. R. Morgan Sunday. S. R. Winters spent the last of the week at Stem and Oxford. Henry IV tonight. L. A. Brown is in the Infirmary with the grippe. Don't forget the Shakesperian recital. F. E. Winslow is confined to the Infirmary with tonsilitis. O. W. Hyman returned to the Hill Monday nig-ht after an ex tended visit home. Mr. S. R. Carring-ton, '10, visited his home in Durham on Sunday. Prof. Hoke Ramsaur is taking Prof. Teague's place for a few days at the City High School. Dr. R. C. Beaman, considered one of the most able preachers in the North Carolina Conference, will speak at the Methodist Church morning" and evening on February 27. Connor Allen, who has been ill with a severe attack of bronchial pneumonia, went home this morn ing very much recovered. J. A. Everett, '10, who had been called home on account of the death of his mother, returned to college Monday. Rev. Mr. Hogue was called to Pittsboroon Monday to have fun eral services over a little child of Mr. Arthur London of that place. Miss Sue Smith, sister of C. J. Smith of the Law Department, is visiting- Miss Wooten at the home of Mrs. George McGeehee on Cam eron Avenue. Miss Anice Bright, who was on the Hill from Friday till Sunday, left for Durham Sunday afternoon. Miss Bright will be back next week to g-ive her first instruction to her vocal class which she organized on Saturday. Prof. Collier Cobb will be the speaker at Greensboro on National Civic Day, March 10. The subject of his address will be "What a Ge ologist Sees of Civic Conditions in a Tramp Over Europe". Miss Ann'e McGehee, who is attending- school at St. Mary's in Raleigh, spent Sunday on the Hill with her. mother, Mrs. George Mc Gehee. Miss McGehee is a niece of Mr. Lucius Polk McGehee, recently elected Dean of the Law Department. E. C, Earnhardt and "Dickey" Belden represented the Universit Chapter of Kappa Sigma at the Convention which was held in Char lotte last week. Mr. E. M. Highsmilh, '07, Prin cipal of Chapel Hill High School, is sick with grippe in the Infirmary. Messrs S. F. Teag uc and H. B. Marrow have been taking- Mr. Hig-hsinith's classes in the school. ; . Robt. G. Lassiter. '05, of Virg inia, Va., was on the Hill Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Lassite. is in the State Geological Department. He is a mining engineer ami his special ..work. under Dr. Pratt i to inspect mines. H; owns an interest in the Blue Winy mine of Virginia and others in North Caiolin.i, If for any reason the suits you have ordered this fall do not fit eall and see me. W. H. Bog-er, of Varsity Tail, r- ing Co. Fits here gua i n teed. Typewriters for rent, Robert Foister. The .Philological Chb m.t in the library Tuesday at 7:30 p m. Ex cellent papers were presents! bv Mr. A. Vermont, on "The .Primitive Elements in La Legende des Sue les" and by Dr. J F. RoysU r on "Rieh ard III. IV. 4. and Three Marys in the Mediaeval Drama." In the Phi Society tb same que ry, "Resolved that all eoi p -r.j I ion, doing an interstate businos lie re quired to take out a Federal char ter", was debated both Friday and Saturday night. The negative won both nights. On Friday night Mr. E. F. McCuiloch made the best speech, and Mr. H. G. ' Roberson deserved honorable mention. On Saturday night Mr. D. B. Teayue made the best speech. In the Di Hall Saturday night there was a lively discussion of the quer Resolved, That the members of the President's Cabinet be al lowed a seat in Congress. The negative won, J. T. Reece making the best speech. B. D. Stevenson received honorable mention. The Commencement debaters from the Dialectic Society are Claw son L. Williams and G. W. Thomp son. The debaters from the Phi lanthropic Society have not yet been chosen. They will be elected on a competitive basis in a contest which will be held at any early date. The question to be debated is, Resolved, That the United States government should establish a great central bank. The question for the Sophomore Debate in the Phi Society is, Re solved, That the merging of the Southern cotton mills into one cor poration would promote the indus trial development of the South. Every academic senior be sure to place his signature on the scroll left at Harris-Woollen's store to day. The other scroll was too badly marked to be used. This is your last chance. Prof. Collier Cobb mentioned to one of his geology classes Monday morning the loss of his No. 3 Fold ing Pocket Kodak, that was taken from the basement of the Chemical Laboratory on Friday. It is an old instrument and old style, bein without the bulb and other modern attachments: bu. its owner has taken it on many geological jour neys, and the students have greatly enjoyed the many fine pictures he brouifht home for class instruction. His name and address were written on a tag attached to the strap. Mr. Cobb very considerately re gards the taking of his camera as a practical joke. Its perpetrator may now return the. camera, thro Richard at the Laboratory or thro any student, ot geology, just as he prefers. ALL X1UINS "ON TIME ALL THE TIME." The iHHwnnr traiiiH of Uik N. & 8. By., quipped with modern coaohe of the lutost design, nr onurated punctually on timu to a degroe unequaled upon any other Hum. ,!.-. " 1 U N I V FC FirT P V OF VIRGINIA, UniverHity P. O., Va. EDWIN A. ALDERMAN, U.D., PRESIDENT v; - The College Offers four year courses, w hich eaii be. selected from a large number ct ut-! jects. leading to the degrees ot Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Sciftice-r-' Cultural or vocation I. ; ; . rhe Department of Graduate Studies : Otters the degrees ot Master of Arts and Master of Science, arid Doctor . e.'. Philosophy. ' The Department of Law Offers a three year course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Li' The Department of Medicine Offers a . four ear -course leading 'to the degree of Doctor of NfeJki;'. (he Department of Engineering Offers fo.tr yea- cours. s leading 'to the degrees of Civil Engineer, MiniugiCa gineer, Klectrical Kngineer, Mechanical Engineer, and Chemical Engine, Loan Funds Available. Expenses Reduced to a Minimum HOWARD WINSTON Registrar 1765 University of Pennsylvania. t9td SCHOOL OF MEDICINK Undergraduate Department. The One Handed nil I forty-fifth Session will twjm S-ltulJt-.i&4J, The course of instruction, extending over four annual "essioiiH ot vi-Ui ;iid uve-jijv inontliH eiveli, is a carefully graded ami eminently practical one, liejfinrii w itti rtie !rff mental branches with full laboratory exercises, procecdintr thrnrifjfi a e-m(.fv)ei!-iw; iv . t'-ni of clinical instruction in which ward an I he.hidi' instruction and ia.livHi,tl orlu'n;i the part of the students form a law part, and fiTiiiinatinr in tin- Fojirlh Ye.ir witiijdw assinnient of students as clinical clerks in tin; Hospital. A large 'proportion nm.n-. tte SO per cent. ) of the graduating' das.se -ei-ure position as interne; in hospiiil1 . f ; Knt ranee reriuiremeiits embrace a minimum of two year of collep' work, inyludjijj otr. languaKes other than English ( French or fireman must be. mio of tlwise) and iit . ciM:,o,r year of study with appropriate laboratory work in I'hysics, ( Joneral Bioiv ..M.-toayWyi General and Inorganic Chemistry (inclndine iialitatie Analysis). - V For Further information, apply lo tin- , Dean of the School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, PhiLr!li,)hui. , s The Holla da y St u 6i q SUCCKSSOKS TO "CO I.E. AND HOIj.A !AY" Gallery will be open every Wednesday of each week. : beginning Wednesday, October 28th. " HIGH GRADE' WORK ONLY. Prices reasonable. A fine set of views of the campus and bui'dings on sale at all times GALLERIES JT BOTH OURH3M MD CHflPEL HILL Cl Siteed - Mar kham, Taylor Co. DURHAM, N. C Larkin and Reeves College Representatives ii 11 UMM CIQAfiELTTEO O 20 for 15 cs.$) Glee Club sweet music. Pretty girl?, plenty of fun with time in between far t f try. ? a comtorting smoke ot ratimas. Fine Turkish Tobacco skilfully blended, aged and mellowed for two years. In a neat but inexpensive foil package, that means ten extra cigarettes to you. THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.

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