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7! Mr. J. W. Umstead was on the Hil
fi.f Wednesday. ;
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J Going- over to see "The Sins of the
I Ij Father", tonight? ,
) r There are now about eighteen men
J : at the training table.
'f . Did you read the last issue of The
Ji Tar Heei.? Subscribe to it.
' ji Andrew Joyner '14 left for Greens
? boro today to spend Saturday and Sun
1 (v Mr C. E. Mcintosh has recently been
appointed coach for the class footbal
teams.
It is found that there are now 28
' - Macs in college enough for any High
land Clan.
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Archie Dees is much improved and
hopes to get a release from the infir
mary today.
Mr. Clarence Daughtridge of . the
Law class was initiated into the D. K
E. Fraternity Friday night.
Among the 767 students thus far
registered there are seven Co-Eds and
three ministers of the gospel.
Mr. Mercer Oates, who was assist-
; ant here in Chemistry last year, was a
visitor to the Hill this week.
I. H-Hughes has gone to Greens
boro in the interest of the student di
rectory, which is expected to be out
within the next ten days.
Mr. Jock" Manning, a one time
I star of the Varsity eleven now princi
? pal of the Durham High School, was
an onlooker at Wednesday's practice.
' Mr. Henry Fairly, who was acci-
dently shot on Saturday night last by
his roommate is now out of the infir
mary and, able to enter upon his duties
again.
Owing to the down pour of rain the
students were not able to assemble at
the well to give a Ray! Ray! as the
team started for Kentucky.
A continuous report of the Carolina
Kentucky game will be held in
Chapel this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock
The proceeds will go to the Athletic
Association,
.Mr. J. W. Wiggins, ex'08, 'of Jack
sonville, N. C. was a visitor here Wed
nesday. Mr. Wiggins donned a foot
ball suit and went out upon the field
with the squad. He was a Varsity in
1908.
The Junior Order of the Gorgon's
Head initiated the following men
Wednesday night: R. M. Hanes, J. W.
Hughes, A. H. Graham, R. W. Win
ston, C. C. Bellamy, K. R. Ellington
and J. C. Whitaker.
J. P. Ross left for his home on
Thursday last. Carolina loses in Mr.
Ross a Varsity candidate, whose ath
letic stature, and processing appear
ance in the line would be hard to equal
in any Southern College.
There are about a half dozen men
in the infirmary at present. Some have
tonsilitis, one malaria, in fact there is
a variety of complaints from a wound
ed leg to the less series trouble of 'just
feeling bad all over.'
Mrs. Palmer gave a Bridge Party at
her new home on East Franklin street
on Thursday in honor of the new
comers, daughters and young married
ladies of the faculty. A large number
of the young ladies of the village were
present.
The regular program for the public
inauguration of the University Council
which was to take place on Wednesday
morning last, was postponed on ac
count of the sickness of Archie Dees,
president of this year's council. The
regular ceremony will take place at
Chapel exercises some day next week.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS
From George Washington News:
George Washington, though depriv
ed by its situation of some of the more
picturesque of American student cus
toms, has a few distinctive usages of
its own. The traditionat hatchet of our
celebrated Almus Pater is taken as the
emblem of sovereignty, supplanting
the scepter. This symbol of power is
handed down by the Senior Class in Co
lumbian College on Class Night, the eve
of their abdication, to their hjirs and
successors, the Junior Class, with many
admonitionsas to proper conduct and
wishes for a prosperous reign. This
emblem is a giftof the Class of 1905.
In the Medical School a hatchet is
hidden somewhere about the building
on an appointed day. The class that
finds the symdol of sov ereignty hence
forth takes precedence as the Hatchet
Class for the year.
There are no customs prescribing the
wearing- of detinctive caps or other in
signia by the different classes. The
freshmen may rejoice to find that the
rules and regulations which, though in
spired by a thoughtful and paternal
care for his higher welfare, yet seem to
be a tyrranous attack on his natural
rights to life, liberty, and pursuit of
happiness, are absent from this insti
tution. He is not forbidden certain
walks and places of amusement, but
may indulge in his innocent diversions
under the indulgent smile of the upper
classmen. Hazing, except in the Col
lege, has practically died out.
REPUBLICAN CLUB
On Thursday night, some twenty or
twenty five student Republicans met
and perfected the organization of the
Republican club of the University of
North Carolina. The officers elected
are as follows: F. Nugent Cox, presi
dent; U. S. Jones, vice president; B.W.
McCaskell, secretary; L. B. Gunter,
treasurer; and W. R. Baugess, corres
ponding secretary. It will be the du
ties of the latter officer to be official
correspondent to the Greensboro Daily
News, the Tar Heel, and such other
news organs as will keep their friends
out in the state fully, informed as to
the work of the club at the University.
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