TH;fi ;TAR; HEEL Juniors Win Championship Conlinued from first page. The line was night there. The backs performed in brilliant style! i Wood, Hoffman, Barker, Stacy, and Hemphill are the best bunch of class backs we have seen in a long time. The line up: Juniors Freshmen Pittman 1. e. Clark Teague 1. t. Taylor Moore 1. g. Hummel Cowles ' c. Long Atkinson r. g. Harden Bellamy r. t. Parker Hemphill, Price r. e. Blackmer Barker (Capt.) q. Allen Wood 1. h. Haynes Hoffman r. h. Worth (Capt.) Stacy, Hemp hill f. b. Jones Referee Ste wart. Umpire McLean E. C, Field judge -''Big" McLean. Time of game -8-10. 8-10. New University Publications Continued from first page. the laying of the corner-stone ot the University. The addresses made on that occasion by Pres. Venable, Pres. Hill, ot the A. and M.; Dean Smith, of the Normal; Pres. Wright, of the East ern Training School; Pres. Rondtha ler, of Salem Female College; Supt. Thompson, of the Jackson Training School, and of C. L. Williams, of the student body, are published. Besides these the many greetings from the aiurrini are also printed, together with accounts of alumni banquets in many of the cities of the State. The names and addresses of last year's class are ffiven. The Record contains notes concerning many of the older alumni It also publishes the plan outlined for the organization of the alumni; a short account of the whereabouts of the fac ulty during the summer, and of the new members of the faculty, concludes the record. Local and Personal Mr. Sneath Addresses Y. H. C A. Continued from first page the people in other professions. "After a person has made the choice of teaching as his life work he should next choose the class of people that he would like to teach. Some people like to teach children in public schools; others like to teach young men or young women in preparatory schools or colleges. A person should be guid ed in this selection by the class of students he likes best or by the oppor tunities in the different classes of in stitutions. The next choice comes in the subjects a person would, teach. One should be governed in this, also, by his love for the respective subjects. Some people like sciences best; others languages, history, economics, psy chology or some other subject. A per son should choose that subject which he likes best and does best in. "A teacher must be a practical per son, in order to influence those in his charge; he should have a love for his work also. A teacher who is practical and who loves his work, has a great opportunity for exerting a wholesome moral influence upon those over whom lie has charge. No person who exerts .a bad influence should be. allowed to teach; indeed,' there is quite as much opportunity for doing good in tbe pro fession of teaching as there is in the ministry. Every Yale man knows how true this is in regard to Dr. Wright, of Yale University. A college profes sor can be a center from which a strong moral influence radiates to every community into which one of his pupils goes." Michigan's athletic association has a membership of 1,596. Spencer Nicholshas returnedfrom a tew f days' visit to his people in Wil mington. George btrong, '14, has returned from a few days', visit to his home in Raleigh. "Gus" Graham, '12, has returned from one week's vacation in Vance county, where he did some extensive hunting. Miss Roberson and her daughter, Miss Nellie," are visiting Mrs. Rober- son's son, Dr. Charles Roberson, in Greensboro. Frank Drew, '14, who some weeks ago, had to go to Rex Hospital in Ral eigh for an operation for appendicitis, has returned to the Hill to resume his studies. Prof. A. C. Mcintosh has returned from South Carolina, where he went to attend the funeral of his aged mother, who died on Sunday night. His mother i died at the age of 94. Mrs. Paul Shenck, formerly Miss Margarett Alexauder, of this place, has returned to Greensboro, after spending some days with her mother, Mrs. Eben Alexander, and sister, Mrs. A. II. Patterson. Miss Mary Moses, who for the last three months has been stenographer here for the State geologist, Dr. J. H. Pratt, has resigned her position here to become private secretary for Dr. the -State Hospital at Morganton, n. c. . ' " 'r'r-: i k ..V With each package of Fatimayou net a peri' nanl coupon. 25 of which stcure ;r hc.nd tami felt coliegi pen nant (12x32) selec tion of 100. TURKISH BLEND CIGARETTES PSYCHOLOGY The brain is a complex organism with many mar velous attributes. Memory is one of them hence do not forget Fatimas. Thought is-another think of their goodness, their distinctive individu ality. Intelligence the master thought is what we use in Blending such rare tobaccos. And Reason, well, . they appeal to you because you cannot "reason" any other cigarette so satisfying and , enjoyable. College men' say they're "different" and they know. 20 for 1 5 cts. in a plain package and you get ten additional. THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO. M -v. . A. A. KLUTTZ There will be a Bazaar on Tues day afternoon next, . between the hours of 3 and ft. to he held at Mrs. !!: U N I VERSITY BOOKSTORE be shown there. Tea and cakes will be served by the ladies; also, there will be a splendid assortment of can dies. The proceeds go to a worthy cause. Kluttz takes care of the extremes. He sells SHOES & H ATS Our Advertisers Here are our regular them your patronage : advertisers. Give CHAPEL HILL. . Athletic Store Commons Hall Eubanks Drug Co "Tank" Hunter "Long" BillJones "Marse" Jesse Jones A. A. Kluttz Dr. William Lynch H. H. Patterson Patterson Bros. Geo. 0. Pickard & Co. W. B. Sorrell University Inn University of N. C. DURHAM, N. C. Holladay Studio Dr. 0. L. 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