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THE TAR HEEL
May 29, 1923
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WHEREVER cr'tlcal crowds appraise the styles
of men, there you will find the Townsend
Grace Straw Hat the first selection. Wear one
and be comfortable
PRITCHARD-PATTERSON, Inc.
UNIVERSITY OUTFITTERS
CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
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5 the curtain falls on the close of our
twentieth college year of service to
Carolina, accept our sincere thanks
for your splendid patronage.
If you will take our motto and
apply it to your dealings with the affairs of your
home. State and Nation, yours will also be a success.
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FACULTY SANCTIONS NEW
FRATERNITY REGULATIONS
BY A UNANIMOUS VOTE
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six'ciul regulations sot down below. Fra
ternity men are not allowed to pledge a
student to join a fraternity until lie has
been in the University a sufficient length
of time, as follows : If he matriculates
for the first time iu the University in
the fall quarter he may not be pledged
More January 10 ; if in the winter quart
er, before April 10; if 111 the spring
quarter, before October 1st. No stu
dent may be pledged during the summer
school, though if student remain in the
summer school for the full twelve weeks
it may be counted for him as a regular
quarter towards meeting the residence requirements.
Special Regulations
fUiijibilitu. 1. A Freshman becomes
eligible to join a Fraternity after regis
tration for his third quarter in the Uui
versify, only if he has passed upon five
whole courses or their equivalent, with
a grade of C or better iu at least two
,vhole courses, or their equivalent.
-. Any academic student becomes eli
gible for a Fraternity after registration
for his fourth or later quarter in the Uni
versity, if he .has passed upon seven
whole courses or their equivalent.
A student who enters an academic
course with advanced standing from au
approved college or University, becomes
iigible for a Fraternity after his regis-
ratiou for his second or later quarter in
the University, if he has ou the Uni-
ersity records a total credit of seven
hole courses or their equivalent, of
The MAN Store
EVERYTHING THAT'S GOOD IN GOOD CLOTHES
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
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ATHLETES
MAKE GOOD AS SALESMEN
Because
They have the natural training
They know how to think and act quickly
They understand what it is to "fight through."
Some of this Company's moat successful representatives learned their
Srst lessons on the Gridiron and Diamond Our Agents' Training
School did the rest.
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LIBERAL CONTRACTS CHOICE TERRITORY
SOUTHERN LIFE & TRUST CO.
The Multiple Line Company j
3REENSBORO, N. C. CAPITAL $1,000,000 J
A. W. McALTSTER, Pres. H. B. GUNTER, Agency Mgr. !
hich at least two whole courses or their j :"":S-
equivalent must have been passed with a I
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grade not lower than C in this institu
ion.
4. A student in a professional- school,
he enters with advauced academic
credits, becomes eligible for a Fraternity
after his registration for his second or
later quarter (or term iu the case of
Law students) in the University, under
the same conditions as other students who
?nter with advanced standing.
5. Any other student in a professional
school becomes eligible for a Fraternity
after his registration for his third quart
er in the University only if he has pass
ed upon the equivalent of five whole
courses with a grade of C or better on
two whole courses or their equivalent, or
after registration for his fourth or later
term, if he has passed upon the equiva
lent of seven whole courses.
0. ' A student who changes from the
academic to a professional school becomes
eligible for a Fraternity under the same
conditions as would have oota inert naa
he remained an academic student.
7. A special student in any course
becomes eligible under the same condi
tions as a regular student in the same
course.
Each Fraternity must hand in to the
Registrar beforehand a list of such men
as it wishes to initiate, and must receive
from him a written statement as to their
eligibility.
Initiation. An eligible student may
be initiated into a fraternity at any time
after 6:30 P. M. on the fourth day after
the day on which lectures begin in any
regular quarter.
Interpretation. In case of doubt as
.o the interpretation of any of the fore
going regulations, the fraternity or fra
ternities must appeal to the President,
r through him to the Faculty, and both
ippeal and interpretation must be in
writing.
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to relieve, your money will be
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E. v. HOWELL. President T.trp.no T.Tnvn vinm-vrm .
THE PEOPLES BANK
C. B. GRIFFIN, Cashier R. P. ANDREWS, Ass't Cashier
BAPTISTS BOW IN DEFEAT AS
TAR HEEL SLUGGERS HIT THE
OLD AGATE HARD AND OFTEN
Senior Class To Give
Dan ceCommen cement
Lo and Ilehold ! The passing class
of '23 has started another precedent
which is hoped will be followed by every
other Senior Class in time to come.
Aside from the fact that they initiated
the fad of using walking canes, they are
now engineering a Class Dance, to which
every one is invited Freshmen included.
This dance will be given on June 13, be
ing the opening dance of the Commence
ment Finals.
The music will be furnished by the
well-known Carolina Club Orchestra,
which no doubt will be iu top form.
Fortunately or unfortunately, accord
ing to one's personal feelings, the rules
of the Germau Club will be strictly en
forced, as at the other Fiual Dances.
The committee which was appointed to
manage this dance is composed of the
following men : P. A. Reavis, chairman ;
"Icy" Little, "Chick" Holderness, "John
nie" Bonuer, "Tommy" Turner, and E.
C. Jernigan.
i.00 DEPOSIT FEE
According to Treasirt-er Warren, the
system for payment of room rent which
was used this year will be used again
next year. It requires a $5.00 deposit
by June 5 if the student expects to hold
the same room next year. The remainder
of the rent until January 5 has to be
paid by September 15.
It pays to advertise in the Tar
Heel our readers know a good
thing when they see it.
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Ferebee wasn't at all agreeable and put
and end to all such ideas in quick fashion.
As the result of this victory Carolina
needs only a win against Trinity to place
her on a par with that Institution. If
the Methodists can be made to taste of
the bitter waters of defeat the state re
cords of the two institutions will stand
(irmly tied.
The box score follows :
Wake Forest AB R H PO A E
Small, rf 2 1 0 1) 0 0
Roylen. c 3 1 1 3 3 0
Johnston, If 4 1 12 0 0
Poole, cf .....4 0 0 4 0 0
Johnson, p, rf ....... 4 22101
Arnette, 3b, ss 41 3 3 41
Jones, lb, 3b 4 0 0.5 2 2
Oreason, 2b ..4 0 0 5 2 1
Stamey, p 4 0 1 0 2 0
Richardson, lb 2 0 0 4 0 0
TOTALS 35 (i 8 2T 13 5
Carolina AB R H PO A E
McDonald, ss 4 2 2 0 0 0
McLean, 2b . . . .4 1 1 2 4 0
Itonner, If 5 4 1 0 0 0
Shirley, lb 4 2 2 12 0 0
Morris, c 2 0 1 0 0 0
Curmicliael. rf 3 1 1 2 0 0
Starling. 31) 5 0 3 1 0 0
Sweetman, cf 5 1 1 2 0 0
Rryson. p 3 1 1 0 0 0
Ferebee. p 2 0 0 0 3 0
M' Oee. c 2 1 1 4 0 0
TOTALS 39 13 14 27 7 0
Summary Two base hits: McDonald,
Mcfjee. Home run : Shirley. Base ou
balls: off Johnson 1, Stamey, 3. Struck
out : by Stamey 2, by Bryson 4, by Fere
bee 3. Hits: off Johnson 0 iu 1 1-2
innings, off Stamey 8 in 7 1-2 innings,
off Bryson 1 in 5 innings, off Ferebee 7
iu 4 innings.
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Faculty and Stu-
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TO MAKE OUR STORE
HEADQUARTERS
WHEN IN DURHAM
Should you need Furni
ture and Rugs it would
give us pleasure to serve
you. We have sold the
fraternities and the Uni
versity at Chapel Hill
and have given them
satisfaction. We can
please you
also.
Royall & Borden
Chapel Hill Street
Opposite Grand Central
Garage
DURHAM, N. C.
TOMB TO BE ERECTED
With the consent of the Trustees, the
class of 1801 has decided to renovate
Ilie old sandstone monument, formerly
erected over the grave of President Cald
well, and re-erect it to the memory of
Wilkes Caldwell, one of the best-loved
of the old servants of the University.
This old monument, which is now lying
in a rather dilapidated condition in the
cemetery, is to have a white marble tab
let inserted in it, on which the name of
"Old Wilkes" will be placed, along with
the names of his father, November Cald
well, and two other old University bell
ringers, Dnvid Barham and Henry
Smith.
The large stone was overturned when
the remains of President Caldwell were
placed under the present monument
erected to his memory in the center of
the campus.
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