November 24, 1922
THE TAR HEEL
n
p AY IS
Cvits Not Allowed
with an
Ingersoll
Thishandsome.efficient
writing implement is al
ways on the job. Itnever
takes any cuts. Works
so simply that there is
nothing to get out of
order the leads will
not clog at the point.
The INGERSOLL
DOLLAR shown
here of Rolled Silver
$1.00.
See this and other mod
els at your stationery or
cooperative store.
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461 Fourth Ave., New York City
We Sell
INGERSOLL
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HAVE Y0T7 BOUGHT YOUR
Engraved
Christmas Greeting
Cards
If not, see
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Representative
No 2 Steele
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D U R H A M , IN . C .
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Wrestlers to Have
Match With Trinity
Tho wrestling team will meet Trinity
before Christmas, announces Dr. R. B.
Lawson, director of the gym. Matches
have been askod for by V. M. I.,
V. P. I., Washington and Lee, David
son, and the University of South Caro
lina. The dates have not been defi
nitely arranged, but Dr. Lawson states
that the Carolina team expects to play
all of these schools. Several return
matches in Chapel Hill will be sched
uled also.
Thirty men are working daily under
the able coaching of Mr. Shapiro, Span
ish instructor in the University. Mr.
Shapiro gained his first wrestling ex
perience at Harvard, where he was uni
versity champion for two years. After
his graduate studies, during which ho
continued his interest in wrestling, he
spent some time in Chile. There he
kept in good condition by workouts
with Rajas, champion boxer of Chile.
Returning to the United States, he
served one year as assistant athletic
director at the University of Akron,
and two years at Norwich Military
Academy. At Norwich, which had not
previously had a wrestling team, Mr.
Shapiro built up a team which not only
defeated Dartmouth six out of eleven,
but also defeated Harvard. Two years
as director of athletics at Albany Acad
emy followed, and then this year Mr.
Shapiro came to Carolina. With pro
per support from the students, Mr.
Shapiro hopes to build up a team here
which will "trim the lights" of every
it meets.
A larger squad is needed. Dr. Law
n says that men coming within the
119, 129, and 149 weight classes are
especially needed, and urges men within
lasses to try out for the team.
Men only a few pounds above the limit
of any desired class might easily train
down to it.
An elimination series for tho purpose
of choosing the team of seven will be
held soon. Wrestling is a new sport
at Carolina and not under the Athletic
Association. Consequently,' it will be
ry to charge 10 or 15 cents for
the series in order to raise money for
wrestling uniforms. It will be neces
sary, also, to charge admission for the
other matches held in Chapel Hill, since
there is no other way of financing th?
team. Dr. Lawson urges the students
to support this new snort at Carolina
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MORE ABOUT MASK -
AND WIG PRIZE
Pharmaceutical Club
Holds First Meeting
Saturday night the University branch
of the American Pharmaceutical Asso
ciation hold its first regular mooting,
with A. L. Hogan presiding. Professor
E. V. Kyser, of Rocky Mount, N. C,
gave an illustrated lecture on essential
oils. Professor Kyser is a recent addi
tion to the faculty of the school' of
pharmacy. He received his pharma
ceutical education here, and has since
been engaged in analytical work in
Cincinnati.
This meeting marks an epoch for tho
pharmacy students of the university.
The A. Ph. A. is an institution which
has had years of successful activity to
its credit. Its membership has in the
past been limited to retail druggists
and graduate pharmacists, but the phar
macy students here have attempted to
start something new by invading its
circles. The organization which has
just been launched will set an example
which will inevitably be followed by
other institutions of America.
The purpose of the A. Th. A. is to
further the interests of pharmacy by
providing an open forum in which drug
gists may voice their opinions on per
tinent matters. Its importance is great
and its activity is widespread. There
is a local branch of tho organization
in almost every state in the union. It
is hoped that the precedent which
being set by the pharmacy department
here will result in a general practice
among the pharmacy schools of Amer
ica, and that bv their participation in
discussions and studies of experienced
men, the undergraduates in the profes
sion may be greatly benefitted.
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TODAY
(Written after hearing the Serviss
lecture)
It matters not to me that this, our
earth
Shall slowly lose its warmth, its mois
ture, too,
In ages hence, and shall not give new
birth
In spring to flowers and trees to live
for
The Mask and Wig $30 prize
test for an original story suitable
adaptation as a musical comedy conies
to an end November 2cS. The following
rules ha ve been announced. Special at
tention is called to the second rule.
1. All manuscript must be mailed be
fore the closing hour of the post-office
Tuesday, November 28, addressed to
Mask and Wig, Box 472.
2. All manuscript must be signed with
a nom do plume; any manuscript sign
ed with the actual name of the author
will be debarred from the contest.
3. A sealed envelope, containing the
nom do plume and the real name of the
author should be inclosed in the mami
script.
In view of the misleading statements
made in a recent issue of the Tar Heel,
it is repeated that Mask and Wig is
purely a student organization. Infor
mation concerning it may be secured
from Mr. Paul J. Weaver, who is in
hearty sympathy with the purpose of
the club. The organization is not, how
ever, under the control of the music
department.
The movie censorship is up again.
We suggest that three-fourths of the
comedies get new plots. The other
fourth never had plots.
"Well,
tist?"
"So far, so goodi
ceived the bill."
how was the painless den-
But I haven't re-
It matters not that the bright sun shail
die
And nevermore in beauty bring the
day;
I shall not cf.ro when this shall come,
for I
Shall then have lived my time and
passed away.
.
When this great universe shall change
its form,
New worlds come into being, a new
sun
Shine on new beings who shall still per-
God's mighty work, my part here
shall bo done.
And if on some new planet I take part
With other creatures laboring toward
an end,
A work of God, which He knew from
the start,
And to the working of His will shall
bend
All creatures, cast in whatsoever mould
Ho shall creato in worlds forevcrmorc
Where I shall he, my spirit shall thon
of its lives bo-
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In that Beyond where I must take
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The beauty
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The loving of God's children, only these
I know to be the things of utmost
worth.
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