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Page Four ... k THET.AR HEEL.Ays. " Engraved Cards land Tine' Stationery TT1 iv i XT rCi Printing and Bookbinding. 1 JOS. J. STONE & CO., GREENSBORO, N. C. BASEBALL DOPE KNOCKED h(nxo COCKED HAf WHEN '. .. . i .Ji i. - . v (Continued from page 1) EDWARD K. GRAHAM woa a PTT.OT nnlirvlinlHAr ah1 hnnaf. ed the Southern Life and Trust Co. - Any man who enters the life insur ance game will want such an endorse ment for the Company that he is to represent. . y v. n, i! . .. ...fir For information write the Southern Life & Trust Company 2 ' " "HOME OFFICE: GREENSBORO. N. C, CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS ... .v.. i V taken a determined stand against fra tei-nities on' the" ground "that they are detrimental' to" scholarship, " tlie Pan-Hellenic' Council had ruled that - -. i- 1 . Tt .1 e ! . M.iiauuiiai c jii ui xveuii-irns unei .si nr pncrmrn in nnv out. Tich was 'cwj- y labelle 1 "three side activities whatever unless he had s;fks." Not c;.ly that, bu, he cut .;j nt rv n nil 1. r hits dowu u one and tw basi, work., This is cited as a typical be.'ow par and di3ivayei a throwing f:n tjn, arm like a bullet. ..ua u M Sweetmw also played vigorous steps have been taken to well for the .vanquished while Nor- stimulate an' Interest in scholarship ...u uc w xguirays (Jim- among fraternity 'men." As is gen v.t. .ura. utivjc known.' I hfliSvp." there are h., one of thw a double, and B1uc,ho fraternities 'at "' Harvard; ! their gov iwo mis. ui Jiiues cftief plac,' being 'taken by the - HarVard vjc was in the field, he aecei'tinc ir-:.'i. .vHidi'Aij t.:i. eitht; chances without the semblance ihs'tttany. At; Penn'sylvania' the rush- y " v"w Bt itig- ifeason-begins W tK6! 'first Mon- fo-m 'excbt ft attentnted dmibl' j-. . , . n-. . ; E 1 uay ox inw sewna term auu euua vn Carolina. ' AB.'T?.' H:st. Sweetmswr If . t SpWinrTb.'r.:..i s i he jenutitm Ways 1 ofSpriR The time when all like to be well dressed in the beautiful new g light weight garments ' made from' the prett!y new cool fabrics, g Shown in a big variety here. ' . VAN RAALTE a a a H Silk Hosiery, Gloves and Un derwears Quality and style in every one of these garments. Plain and fancy hose in all colors. Very moderately priced. A. E. 2 t) 2 o rir ft o Sllii 12 2 Q 6 15 0 fl 0 0 1 i 0 2 o a 1 6 0 3 4 u i L i; i i J If 3" ? ?2i f "6 AB R H. O. A. E. .4" 2 HO '0 0 .4 1 6 "3 2 1 .4 3 3 1 0 d .12 2 111 .5 1 4 0 3 0 .4 0 0 0 0 0 .4 0 0 2 1 1 .4 0 2 2 6 0 .4 0 0 7 0 1 SiuTHosiEror The Season's Newest Styles In Ready-to- Wear Garments Smart wraps, sport suits, lovely dresses and new millinery. Always shown in the newest fashions. Rawls-Knight Company "Durham's Style Store" s M E s WA For- MR.R.A.LUSK McRae's Representative t1. Morril, 3b. '; tlewellyk, rt i Shirley, cf "I. ;.4 R. Morris, c. . . . .2 Wilson, p. 4 HcDon,H. ss- ...4 McLean,-2b. ....4 Totals .. ZacRry, 'IV.t Redfearn, ss. . Norwood, cf . . Johnson,' 3b. . , Murray, p. Routh, If: Kirkpatrick, rf. Blue,"2b.::"..V. Parsons, c. Totals . . . . . Routh out on infield flv Spruill out bunting 3d strike, four.. Score by innings: Carolina 300 000 000 3 State College ...... 430 001 Olx 9 Summary: Runs batted in. P.-Mor ris, Murray 5. Two base hits, Llewel lyn, Norwood, Shirley, Murray. Three base hit, Murray. Sacrifice hH Spruill. Double play, Kirkpatrick to Blue.: Base on' balls, off Wilson 3: off Murray 3. Struck out, by Wil son 4; by Murray 3. Stolen bases, Routh, Sweetman, Spruill. Hit by pitcher, Routh by Wilson. Wild pitch, Wilson. Left on bases, Carolina 7; aiate college 9. First base on er rors, Carolina 2: State CoIWb a Time, 2:00. Umpire, Doak. Attend ance, 2,400. 1226 13 "CITIZENS IN THE MAKING- IS HIS SECOND ARTICLE (Continued from Page 1) Who will show the largest and most popular priced line on the road today JOHN D. SHAW College Representative. Goody Sliop in very much its present form. Cheating. The old college sore sDot of cheat ing did not come in for its usual share of attention. It seems that either through honor systems watch ful monitors this evil has been prac tically done away with. Howevpr petty thefts and dishonesties have sn. preciably increased and Chicago has aaoptea a novel plan to deal with th situation. It consists of an orcaniya. tion known under the familiar name of K. K. .K., composed entirely of seniors. These men visit students who are known to have been guilty oi some act of dishonesty and give warning and advice. The K. K K may recommend expulsion if in their opinion a case appears hopeless and warrants such action. An evrenti to the statement about cheating was noted at Cornell, where the women, apparently from desire to make hon orary societies, such as , Phi Beta Kappa ,are declared to be incorri gible cribbers. Di.tribution of Student Activities,. Point System, Etc. - At Ohio State, where th ortl. within the last four has been from four to seven thou sand, the problem of distribuition of student activities was one ' of acute concern. In at least three institn. uons tne "Point" svstem had hon tried with unsatiafnntr. .u.. T -wmj icauita, while at M. I. T. it seemed to work with a considerable degree of suc cess: In most of the Point systems which I hear discussed. could not hold over one major and one minor position at the same time. Generally such" offices as editorship class presidencies, and other positions of like calibre were considered "Ma jor" positions, while a place on. the Glee Club or show caste would fc counted as a minor one. Columbia has a system by which every man at matriculation fills out a questionnaire in which he sets down the extra-1 cirricuia activities that he is inter ested in and the specific things he can do. It is said that this plan works especially well in the matter of getting men out for activities, es pecially freshmen. Interfraternity Relation., Rushing Agreements, Etc. What was in many resnents tho most interesting of all th discussed were those relating to fra ternities. At Illinois, where both the governor and State legislature have flie fourth" M6riaay. ' This" 5s followed by a' fffeh peHd oV two-1 (fays' MA tkerf ,a"biadinf ertda willed W fd lowed oy '-anetner "Client periua. TfUtiS caift BSo 'enterealhmeRtf 'for fraternity : purposes -prior 6 Ua&icul :mMo$ a'ffeP 'except ih "th. afore said ''sfecifie'd'f tfiier'1 TBe Defegiife from ; Virginia Abused feftnsierfiBK fctfrest 'wlien'' W led HUft'ie a'hd 'thaVi'mah Wight be Yrished 'and AM BlAnSk'Si."ti6 Kihnnir- U fMiseel&Weous.1- The Drobfeiil -f Sairins- for f nreiim stu3ent&rha' "been ' solVed" at' PerA ylvanm' fhrough 'he agency oi 'an mternationar student house in which these Students may- Hold their 'own social functions 'and other meetings which may be of interest to them. At M. I. T. the president of the Cos mopolitan ' Clubs is a member of the Student CounciL Wisconsin has given over a number of houses to foreign students and in these they room ac cording to nationality. ' A permanent record of all trials is kept at Pennsylvania and these make up a part of the record of a man who has been tried for any offense. A note is also made of the punishment inflicted and these records may be inspected at any time by an inter ested person. In order that one-half the coun cil shall always be composed of men of experience, two elections a year are held at Chicago, one-half the council' membership being elected each time. Pennsylvania has a board which classifies all activities and Drovides for each a key, pin, or other suit able insignia.' The finances of all organizations are controlled by one central com mittee at Columbia. M. I. T. has the regular budget system which was said to be very successful. At Washing ton and Lee the books of class and other organization treasurers are an nually audited Are You a Vell Dressed I? Mar Everv Wll Dresserl Man i NrkfiA1 Because' q6$ 'Q&mrt PistihctiVd: You WiU Always be in Jht? CWW t fJsMery the im&hM Tailor- incr Company. '.sj in'4i.V I i and With This Excellence of Style a A. A. 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