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DRESSING ROOM GOSSIP APrW nAEA7IVF APPEARS
This whole place is or was all
wrought
up. "Have you seen
the News and Observer?" "Sure, Pfcbstly the BsSt IsSUC of
he ought to be hung- awl quarter
ed." There were iust about
eiffht men whose names were
spread all over the state and
about four of that number stu
dentsfour out of nine hundred.
Here are four men that got in
trouble; then here are 8 others
who have to say something and
put in their tongues and talk it
the Year.
The April issue of The Uni
versity Magazine which is almost
ready to leave press promises to
be the best issue of the year. ' It
is not only the largest issue but
contains unusually good material
The leading article is"The Star's
Scoop , a newspaper story by
STANDISEd
Arrow
Ciuelt Pealo3y 6 Cti.In. MaJcera
nv with tfcni,u-i,t ,w;- Carey Dowd. 'The seeond article
ions. Those that are concerned on the table of contents is " i he
in the business are the ones to Light", by B. F. Auld. Then
think it out. What's the use of comes a one act Plar by Tom
tiin vx-r,i TTni'vArcWv trvintr fn Linn called "When True was
talk the thing to pieces? It's Faise"." This is a new departure
just the same as when some one in Literary work for this year. A
is trying to have a good baseball little variety follows then in the
game. A dispute arises and snape or a poem oy
both captains go out to
with the umpire. There
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one who makes a business of it,
trying to decide it. Then some
wise guy in the bleachers, not at
all concerned in the game, fat
any rate not more than two bits brought forth.
D. H. Kille
ffer "La Calavera". The Fresh
man sketch by J. A. Capps entitl
ed "Deaf and Dumb but not
Blind" won the Sigma Epsilon
prize should be mentioned to
gether with some other good
sketches which the contest
N. A. Reasoner , It doesn't cost much to g'o
EubanKs Drug Co
Prescription Specialists
Chapel Hill - North Carolina
a way
shout it out, "Kill the umps."
Sure we must have order in the
Pickwick. Peanuts are all right
when applied to the right spot;
out a tool tries to nnd a man s
mouth in the back of his head.
We have listened to Mabel's
champion; let us emulate his ex
ample.
it s tunny now a tew errors in
any game will lose the whole
show. It's that way in baseball,
it's that way in the game of life.
The more errors we make in life
the nearer we are coming to the
point where our life will be lost!
So let us make the errors as few
as possible. It is like the chap
who was told that every body
eats a peck of dirt during his
lifetime. In about fifteen min
utes his mother found him in the
back yard with a small subway
railroad well under construction
and "almost through with my
peck."
Yes they are still here. Who?
worth) discovers in his deep mind woa second anf third places. One
out of the dispute and was Pure aescnPuon' ine otlier
was a tisn story, l he first spe
cial article is 4 'A Glimpse of the
Other Half" by Stuart Willis,
which forciby contrasts the
presedt encouraging condition of
the negro settlement around!
Chapel Hill with what it was ;
several years ago when a student
was shot by a negro. In an arti-'
cle entitled "Fifty-four Years of
tha Y. M. C. A.", Philip Wool-1
cott narrates the career of the
Y. M. C. A. W; P. Fuller dis-!
cusses the trustee system of the
University in an article by that!
name. l he "Around the Well '
department contains a single art
icle about the new literary society
rerorms. 1 he issue will no doubt
prove a
to the
and it costs but little more
to ride in a
Cadilac Machine
S. J. DROCKWELL.
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good one.
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Dealers In
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Furnishings for Students. Every'
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Dope from the Gass Field.
First basemen are all the go
with the Freshmen now. There
are thirteen chasing around the
first sack for the Fresh team.
The other positions are still in '
Why the priviledged class; those doubt and Coach Kluttz will have
who can sit on the players bench some job to pick his best men. As'
while some of the players stand the weeding process hasadvanc-'
up; those who must have credit ed it seems that Groom at third,
at a cash store; the Ereshmen G0odson at short, Allen at second
who can go without coats; those and Woo ten at first are very like
who ought to be allowed to eat ly candidates. Tate, Cowell and'
breakfast on Sunday morninir at liurnett form e-norl ma tori:i I fnr '
10:10 instead of 10:00. But the catching department, llaw
what's the use; every body is thorne, Alderman and Taylor are
afraid the other fellow will slip chasing about in the outfield and
something over on him. Ave will likelv olav rinp-s arnund Hip
. I J J o - -
George? other outer-gardeners. j
The question now arises. The Sophs and Seniors are just
What happened to Percival? out. New material is badly
Well, I'll tell you: Percy is the needed for these two teamsbe.l
guy who was in that crap game cause they have loss several good
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Open Pay and Night
Durham, N. C.
the other night,
j; ' A Former Carolina Student
Hoke Ramsour, 1910, will
speak in in the Y. M. C. A.
Tuesday night. Mr. Ramsour is
now a Traveling Secretary of tempted with mixed
players. Manager Huskc of the
Sophs is pushing his bunch and
hopes to 'put out a winner this
time. It may be remembered
that 1916 was close for the cham
pionship last i spring. A few
practice games have been at-
teams pick-
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IIAAIIVIOln I1LVILLL. to Marse
the Student Volunteer Move- ed from the fighting Juniors and
ment. He volunteeered to go the the other upper class teams and
foreign field while in the Uni- it appears that the class field will
versity and president of the Y.
M. C. A. After leaving here he
served for a year as secretary of
the Association at the University
of Alabama. He plans ultimate
ly to serve in the foreign field.
Mr. E. B. Lewis, '95, of Kins-
ton was on the Hill a few days
ago. He said that when the
Vermont ball team was here that
year, btanley, Carolina s short
stop, stole fourteen Vermont caps
with gold V's,
soon see the men in trim for the
class season. Choosiner captains
for the teams will be a problem
early to confront the players. 1
As yet no class baseball sche
dule has been arranged.
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Doug Rights, '13, Editor-in-
chief of the Magazine, won the
short story contest this year at
the Moravian Theological Semi
nary, of Hethlcheui, Pa. The
title of his story is, "Kggstrardi
nary," .
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voting m
V ' J WimMsAi.lC. -rip
You will find a Ballot Box in every tobacco
store in town. It cost3 nothing to vote and
it takes only half a minute to write the name
of your choice on the back of a Fatima, Pied
mont or Chesterfield package front. So look
over the list of nominees and vote for one of
them -or if yon have another choice, put him
in the race. The more tho merrier.
Standing of Nominees
Geo. . Eutsler. ... . ,
David Heath..
R. W. Jernig-an.
J L. Parker
A. II. Moore. . . .
.hp Hoffman ....
J. L Orr . . ... . .
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Contest Cb
ay 15
This Trophy i for
our most Popular
Student
will bo r. bif honor
to win this handsome
$200 M-M. Motorcycle
and every student
in this college should
help docida who shall
receive this honor. The
voting value of ciga
rette package fronts is
as follows:
Fatima . . 60 votes
Piedtt.rt . 20 votes
Chesterfield 10 votes