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Tobacco for
the Tropics
October 6, 1926
Larus & Bro. Co.
Richmond, Va., U. S. A.
Gentlemen:
Most all well-known tobaceos smoke
well in a cold or temperate climate,
but very few in a. tropical climate.
They are mostly too heavy, don't seem
to be blended right at least that is
my opinion gained from practical ex
perience. - However, Edgeworth is the same in
any climate. Again that is my opinion
gamed by practical experience.
I cannot get the same pleasure out
of any brand of tobacco that I can out
of Edgeworth, and I have tried many
and paid fancy prices, too. It costs
real money to smoke imported tobaecos
here ; the import duty is very high.
Anyway, we cannot have everything
we would like in these countries, so we
hold on to all the little pleasures possi
ble. Now you know why I smoke
Edgeworth.
Yours respectfully,
R.C.Rigg
Cartagena, Columbia, S. A.
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Extra High Grade
Smoking Tobacco
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Another games that promises to be
fully as thrilling: as those of the past
two weeks is scheduled for tomorrow
in the Intersquad football series.
"Virginia" mil attempt to iand
"South Carolina's" victorious machine
its first defeat Saturday the 'Tor
nado" eleven blew a Tittle
for the "Gamecocks" and the "South
Carolinians" were given their first
tie of the season.
Each team boasts its own stars .and
both have good aggregations. Sev
eral, weeks ago the "Virginians' gave
the "Gamecocks" a real scare -when
they were leading 21 to 20 with about
three minutes to play. Then the
South Carolinians" started down the
field and scored two touchdowns in
rapid order. The game tomorrow
should find a repetition of those thrills
that the crowd witnessed in the first
meeting of these two teams.
The "Gamecocks" will rely on their
great backfield composed of Furches,
Spaulding, Jackson, and House, and
a stalwart line with Dortch, Hudson,
Howard, and Patterson outstanding.
The "Virginians" have Whisnant and
Erickson as two real threats in the
backfield and one of the strongest
lines of the intersquad teams.
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Dormitory Boxing Chaiapionship
Settled Xast Night ; Tourney
Opens Tomorrow Night.
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The fifth annual Dormitory Wrest- i
ling Tournament will open on Wed
nesday night of this week, , with all
preliminary rounds being run off as I
rapidly as possible on the following;
nights this "week.
The boxing championship was set
tled last night when the New Dorms !
and Old East leatherpushers scram
bled ears in a lively scrap in the Tin
Can. The basketball titles will be
fully settled before this week is
gone, and only the wrestling and win
ter track titles remain to be fought
over. Present plans call for the
wrestling finals to be held next Mon
day .or Tuesday night, and the an
nual winter track meet will be held
early in. the same week.
There were several forfeits in the
first round of the dormitory boxing
race, but it is hoped that all the dor
mitories will be represented in the
mat tourney. Of the twelve teams to
be in the Wrestling Tournament, four
draw byes in the first round. Those
four drawing byes in that round are
Manguzn, Carr, Old East and Old
West. The remaining eight meets in
four meets on Wednesday night, and
on Thursday the eight teams still in
for the second round of the elimina
tion will fight it out. The semi-finals
will be held on Friday night.
That calls for teams that stick in
the race to wrestle on three succes
sive nights, but it will not be overly
hard on the contestants. Because of
the probable lack of training on the
part of many entrants, the time for
the individual bouts has been short
ened from the regular intercollegiate
time. The regular match will be six
minutes instead of ten in varsity
meets, and the extra period if such
be necessary will be only four min
utes instead of six.
The other regulations will be the
same as govern intercollegiate meets,
and refereeing will be done by a capa
ble man from the varsity squad. On
ly men rooming in a dormitory may
wrestle for that dormitory. Men
rooming in other buildings even if
their dormitory does not have a team
may not wrestle for buildings other
than their own. Men rooming in
town, in fraternity houses, or in the
graduate building may sign and wres
tle for any of the twelve dormitories
Weights and Protests .
The weights will be the same as
govern varsity competition. They
run as follows: 119 pounds, 129
pounds, 139 pounds, 149 pounds, 162
pounds, 175 pounds, and unlimited
class. Managers of the various teams
are held responsible for their teams
being within weight in all preliminary
rounds, but the final teams will be
weighed in before their meet. No
team may protest a match on the
grounds of weight unless such protest
is made immediately after the meet
is over.
j The schedule for the wrestling
eliminations follow:
Wednesday, February 29
7:00 P. M. New Dorms vs. Grimes;
Ruffin vs. "G."
, 8:30 P. M. Steele vs. "F";- Manly
vs. "J."
Thursday, March 1
7:00 P. M. Mangum vs. winner of
New Dorms-Grimes; Carr vs. winner
of Ruffin-"G."
7:30 P. M. Old East vs. winner of
Steele-"F"; Old West vs. winner of
Manly-" J."
Di Senate Picture Will
Be Snapped Tomorrow
Glee Club Will Present Program
(Continued from paa one)
famous Kansas Lindsbcrg Festival,
and in four successive summer school
festivals here. Three years ago, Mr.
Troxell moved to Greensboro, and
since then he has been teaching here
and in the nearby cities, continuing
his concert work. He became the
technical instructor of the glee club
a little over a year ago.
The personnel of the concert group
for Tuesday night is as follows: First
Tenors- Crotts, Howell, Miller, Swain,
Williams, Winbourne, Schorr, IJovis,
and Eskridge; second tenors Caugh-
man, Cobb, Ellin wood, Erwin, Idol,
Jacocks, Lyon, Thomas, Aycock, Crow-
son, Livingston, Stubbs; baritone
Curlee, Feimster, Foltz, Hunt, Myers,
Overman, Patten, Stauber, Hicks,
Kesler, Kirkpatrick, Pennington,
Weil, and Wood; bass Coursey,
Dozier, Glascock, Householder, Little,
Metz, Scurlock, Parks, Alexander,
Ferguson, and Foster.
Miss Sara Sentman was the guest
of Miss Eloise Greenwood at Meredith
College Friday and Saturday.
The picture of the Di Senate
for the Yackety Yaek will be
taken tomorrow morning at
10:30 in front of the Law build
ing. Officials urged yesterday
that all Senate members be
present, and stated that the pic
ture will positively be taken to
morrow. Ellerbe Wins Weird Contest
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vitational tournament last year, and
also Durham, holder of the state title
for the past three years. Its loss to
Ellerbe was not anticipated, judging
the teams from the results of the
season so far.
Ellerbe, whence comes one of the
Tar Heels' court performers, Red
Price by name, upset Sanford High in
a game earlier in the week in the Tin
Can. The Ellerbeans, with such
"progress as they have made, now
stand a good chance at copping the
much desired state cup. Their school
would probably be the first from a
town so small to win out in the se
ries. At the end of the first quarter, the
Middleburgers were ahead 15-1.
,. ; LOST
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EIGHTY . EIGHT TEARS OF SEKVICE
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Picture CaiipaigEi
SPONSORS
Stetson "D" Carolina Theatre
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AIMS
To develop better taste in selecting
clothes.
To create more pride in the way we
wear our clothes.
To teach correct style and "when" to
wear "what" arid "why."
To give a better idea of what others
wear; here and elsewhere.
To place Carolina's standard of dress
more m keeping with the dignity of
the University.
6. To run an illustrated story of "Carolina
boys and their dress" in Men's Wear
and other national magazines.
7. To conduct a student-wide election in
the Spring for the selection of Caro
lina's Best Dressed Man.
8. To give the winner of this contest a new
Spring suit from Stetson "D," and a
theatre party, and a pass good for the
remainder of the year from the Caro
lina Theatre.
9. To give the one receiving the second
highest number of votes a theatre
party, and a month's free pass to the
Carolina Theatre, and a new Mallory
hat at Stetson "D."
10. To give the one receiving the third
highest number of votes a free Ide
shirt from Stetson "D," a theatre
party and a week's free pass to the
Carolina Theatre.
THE PLAN
1. To have the BEST DRESSED repre
sentative elected from each frater
nity and dormitory.
2. To publish this list of representatives
who will constitute the candidates for
the campus-wide election.
3. To have each representative's picture
made and displayed at the Carolina
Theatre and at Stetson "D" Store.
4. Full size photograph to be made by
, Wootten and Moulton, Photograph
ers, and displayed in order taken.
5. To be truly representative of the BEST
DRESSED of the campus regardless
of the candidate's clothiers.
QUALIFICATIONS
1. Fraternity representative to receive a
majority vote of his chapter.
2. Dormitory representatives to be non-
fraternity men and to receive a ma
jority vote of their dormitory.
3. Each representative to bring the at
tached blank into Stetson "D" store
immediately after his election.
4. Each candidate will receive a beautiful
SUPERBA necktie from H. C. Cohn
Co., suitable for the picture and also
a week's free pass to the Carolina
Theatre.
Best Dressed Picture Campaign
This is to certify that Mr.
(full name)
has been duly elected Best Dressed of
. President.