THENAR HEEL
THE TAR HEEL
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
BOARD OF EDITORS
Frank Hough
L. N. Morgan
B. D. Stephenson
Editor-in-Chief
Assistant-Editor-in.Chief
did not appeal stronerly, orders to
"Cut it Out" were quickly forth com
ing. 3 And worst of ; all, when a sug-
gestive section, of film was, shown, att
ention was drawn to it with a boister-
ousness that made the piano lady
study her ., music wjth a. ? carefulness
that was as close as it was sudden,
But during: the last month the patrons
or tne iirst snow nave become a very
AssiBtant-I.ditor-in-Chief nrderlv assemblage and "Tno-" Vlhi.
j o o
taker has not been - summoned to pre
serve order. The chancre is all due
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to the music. The girls who play the
J . H. Rand piano have been .changed. The lasjt
Miss Louise Wilson musician either had a verv unesthptit
J . l ; -T r
r C. E. PnW Assistant Business Meager the critical judgement of er student I
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Rag, and other pieces equally as rag
ged, , interspersed with such heavy
pieces as the Merry Widow and 'Every
Little Moment, made up her nightly
repertoire lor tne nrst show, lier one
old time piece was Poet and Peasant,
and this she . invariably reserved for
tainted by The University Press, Chapel Hill. I later in the evening.
These pieces appealed to the cat-call-
Published twice a week by the General Ath-
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1909, at the post office at Chapel Hill, N. C,
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On page 670 of the Century Maga
zine for March begins an article which
- should be of interest to certain citizens
of the campus. We say should be,
;ratbe.r, than will be for reasons which
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University of fiorth Carolina
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ing, floor-stamping side of the crowds
temperament and hence the noise.
The lady who plays now, plays pieces
that result in better equilibrium for
her nerves at any rate. Her pieces
are quiet ond tuneful and call up less
action. She does not make the mis
take of springing classical stuff and
expecting it to be taken' in, but she
Hnf o1 T7A iVl &m niproc 4-Vi-i-f fViotr tiira
will be erfectl 1 in to an one who I .w.w .ub uvj uavi
.,wi e per ec : y paw o anyone ,w o perjjapS tieari at home, which soothe! The University stands for thorough
,v.u. S1U1 aL luCttl"uc ratw thn arnncA f fmlf A -nA I uess and all1 that is best in education
-w-. ku,u w t-w fcV tt UiU Ma ! 4 X11U 1
HaciIa f ua t.,Bfl n ti,a r7inw and the moulding of character. It is
w- , 4V,a u;i L -equipped with 24 bull dings,, new water-
rw Uw..w.sUxa v.t- works.- central heatine, electric Jig-hts.
ry than that of "Oh-h-h-h-You Gnz- Eleven Scientific Laboratories, equip
zly." Result a quieter Pickwick and ped for good work. The' Faculty num-j
the e-eneralization which onens tbp oers 0. btudents, 800. Library ot
Time is It?
Time to have your watch repaired.
Repair-work of all kinds quickly
done by Skilled Workmen. Hand
Ifi 1 1 1 . i
it to me.
F, P, BARKER College Representative
JONES & FRAZIER
(Incorporated) '
Durham, u it North Carolina
Bastian Bros. Co.
Head ofthe State System of
Education
Our first basketball season is now a
thing of the past. All things con
sidered, it has been a distinct success.
The quint has made a creditable
record, with seven games won and
four lost. The students have backed
the team with an enthusiasm
which warrants the assertion that
basketball has come to stay.
The promoters of the game and the
players themselves deserve congratu
lations from the whole Univeisity on
the success that they have achieved.
story. William Winter, Jr.
Spaco Fillers
Woman-haters at Wisconsin claim
that during the last eight years of
co-education the Varsity has not cop
ped a single athletic championship.
The N. C. Club at its , meeting to-night
will probably take up the matter
isof awarding monograms to the basket-
ball players. We believe that the cl ub
-will act- in accordance with the pre
vailing opinion on the campus
namely that: the five regular .players is second with
': who took part in the Virginia games with 10-.
should be given N. C. monograms.
.-These five men, we .say without hes
itation, surely deserve their letters.
They have done excellent work
throughout the season. Against. Vir
ginia they played .with a stubborn
fighting spirit worthy of emulation by
certain of jour other athletic teams.
They have reflected credit and honor
upon the University. Let the Univer
sity reward them.
The Pennsylvania State College has
established ? a .course in flour . mill ;
engineering. 'This is the first educa
tional institution ( to install . such a
course,
Michigan has the greatest college
delegation in Congress with 17 of her
graduates in this line of work. Yale
14 and Harvard third
60,000 volumes. One librarian' and I
four assistants. Fine Literary Socie-
ties. There is an active Y. M. C. A..
conducted by the 'students. Scholar
ships and loans for the needy and de-
: serving.
b or information, address ,
F. P. VENABLE, President,
Chapel IIili., N. C. j
when YOU are
IT!
,; When the mail-carrier delivers a donble-en-veloped
bit of engraved stationery that reads : ;
"Mr. and Mrs. Blank request your presence
at the marriage ceremony oi their daughter, ' '
etc.. y ;
Then, if you wish a very handsome present
Dr. Ira Bender, .assistant ? suoerin- china, niitaiass or silver. hem L.,
tendent of schools-at . Buffalo, N. Y.; fifty piece8 which we wU1 mXl ior $2-50 each,
j r j j iL . ii - 11 u r ' some choice pieces costing nearly twice that
ueienuea ; tne couege yeii jspetore .the much. - Yon c.n.n select, t.hpm fmm
- I , , . , - vw 'tut
lowa state i eacfter 9 Association , on
the ground that it , allows r the escape
of "cussedness that otherwise would
"1 J 1 A - .
De aevoiea 10 some more serious pur
pose. .
cMf 9 jewelers. Engravers and
Stationers, Engraved In
vitations and Programs
Class and Frater
nity Pins
ROCHES1ER, N. Y.
Dep't. 586
The Jefferson
Richmond, Va.
The most magnificent Hotel in the
? South, ,
European plan, :
400 Rooms, 300 Baths,
Rooms single and en suite, with and
without private baths,
Turkish and Roman Baths,
Spacious Sample Rooms,
Large Convention Hall,
Rates $1.50 per day and up.
MorfollC Southern
Railroad
Travel via Raleigh ("Union Station)
and Norfolk Southern Railroad, to and
by a bride,
The average cost of vliying-at , Yale
in 1910 was $1,194. This is the .high
est average reacnea, tne increase
being charged up mainly to automo
biles. The lowest average in the last
The very notifiable change that has twenty years was $802 in 1897. ' The
come over the Pickwick crowd within highest amount ever spent by - a-stu-
Jhe last month has justified the ob- dent was $17,500 in 1906.
R. C. BERNAU
The Popular Jeweler
Red Sticks
SNEED-MARKHAIVI-
TAYLOR COMPANY
servation that college boys are a pret
ty aecent lot alter an. rue first show
which comes after supper while the
mail is being put up used to be a
rough house proper. There were cat
- calls, hoots, hisses, scuffling for seats,
overturning oi chairs. The incoming
. and outgoing crowd always engaged
in a football rush. When the motion!
picture machine got out of focus the
crowd in unison hammered the floor
with their feet until the fault was
remedied. When the girl who played
.the piano tired out there were loud
demands for "music." When a piece
Daly, Yale's football captain last
fall, will coach at Williams , College
this year. Forty-three , ,and qne-balf
per cent of the senior academicians at
Yale are working their way thrpugh
college. One hundred and seventy of
the seniors consider the Phi Beta
Kappa Key- the highest pollege honor
and 85 the "Y."
Thirty-five of the 59 Republican
Senators, 20 of the 1 32 Democratic
Senators, 125 of the 215 Republican
Representatives and 110 of the 145
Democratic Representatives in the
of Durham
was satisfactory, the student aggre- present Congress are college graduates
gation whistled the tune an2 kept The Democrats have the ' greatest per
. time with their feet, When a piece I cent in both houses
hand window. Any piecP would be appreciated from all points in Eastern North Caro
Una. ?
Schedule in effect, December 18th.
N. B. The following schedule fig
ures published as information Oaly
and are not guaranteed.
: TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH.
. 9:15 P. M. Daily "Night Express,"
Pullman Sleeping Car for Norfolk.
6:15 A. M. Daily for Wilson, New
hern, Washington and Norfolk.
6:1.5 A. M. Daily, except Sunday,
or Newbern via Chocowinity.
3:00 P. M. Daily, except Sunday
for Washington.
TRAINS ARRIVE RALEIGH.
7:20 A. M. Dailv -11:20 A. M..
Daily, except Sundav and 8:00 P. M.,
Daily.
TRAINS LEAVE GOLDSBORO.
10:15 P. M. Daily, "Night Express'
Pullman Sleeping Car for Norfolk, via
New Bern.
7:15 A. M. Dailv for Rp.aufort and
Norfolk - Parlor Car between New
Bern and Norfolk.
3:20 P. M. Dailv for New Bern,
Oriental and Beaufort.
For further information and reserva
tion of Pullman Sleeping Car space,
Apply to D. V. Conn, S. P. , A. or . J.
E. Kenworthy, U.T.A. Raleigh, N.C
W. R. Hudson ' W. W CrnrAoll
General Supt. ' General Pass. 'Agtf
will
show a full linft nf
samples of
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NISHINGS and HATS
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for them
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ALLISON Agts. : GOWLES
Norfolk; Va,
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