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THE RED A XL) BLACK. THE REb AND BLACK. rubliiilii.il every Saturday during the Collegiate year. Suluuriptioii price one dollar per year. Advertising rates furnished on sppli cation. which the necessity of a good col 1 lege “Gym” is urged. We have a fool hall team and an Athletic As sociatioo Imt no Gymnasium, ami think of it, an Athletic Association and no Gymnasium! What a ridic- E. W. CI1dRB0NNi£f\ & C2„ WHOLES A I.K AND IM .TAIL DKALKHS IN Address all business communications ulous state of affairs. As it is now our foot 'all men after practice have to fall hack on the town Y.M. A. as a place for light exercise. Tl k* article by If. touches on a much needed want, and the lied and Illack hopes tome steps will he taken in this important matter. to HnhififKH Manager. Contribution*, nigncd l»y the author, arc welcome; received by tin* Editor-in ( U«f. staff: (». \V. Kciib, '05, Kditor-iiiChief. K (V Hyals, tNI, Loral Editor. K. K lioiand, *97, Buslnc** Manager, i 1 PoviD, '• 6, 80IU 1*1 Dg Igrat J. W. Welch, Law; F. C. Keen, Law; Eugene Dodd, Law; ,1. II. Butner, ’95; I. .1 llofmajer, '97. (22 (2^ 3Ls , CEMENT AND LI VIE. Sole Agents for the Favorite GLELT MAEY GOAL. Dealers in all kinds of Hard and Sjfi Cod. OKDKK.S FROM STCDENTs SPE CIALLY SOLICITED and carefully executed. No extra ehaive for hindlin:. F. B. LUCAS. II. Com Davis, Tl IK GEORGIA RAILROAD CO. pA IT |\Q K T Lf D yv During the last collegiate year, UVr/Xii L/ i_i fl l_i Li U t 11 I'D lit the Rkh AND Hi.ack published in its " i I ILLl(lII(, Entered at AtheiiH IV clasH mail matter. < >. a* second //' you r subscription is not /mill irifhin one work af ter date a f this issue, your ya/ter wilt hr discontinued. < iIV K THE PLAYKRS ACIIANCE. Now that the foot hall season is aliout on us and the prospects of a fine team for the University is in sight, it may lie well to mention here an old grievance, and hope that those who read this will take the hint conveyed therein. Every one, we feel sure, wants to see a team gotten together which will do credit to our College ami we know all the hoys will do what they can to seo this result realized. The hoys I" columns the schedule of the Georgia Railroad. This schedule occupied about twenty or twenty-four inches of advertising space, and in return thi‘ company extended to last year’s Hoard the courtesy of a pass. When the publication of the weekly was resumed this year, the same proposition was made to the road in a letter addressed to the General Passenger Agent. In reply to this we received a curt and busi ness like note from that, official, in which wo were informed that it is not the custom of the road to advertise in such periodicals and declining our request.— ' This is a brief statement of the ease. Now as to our object in this matter. We did not ask the pass fi r the personal use and any mem bers of the Hoard, hut only that through it we could reach the peo ple of Augusta, and induce them to advertise in and subscribe for our paper. An increase in the number of our advertisers and subscribers, means a consequent increase in the si/.e and merit of Tiik Rm> ami Hi.ack. In this every ’Varsity man is concerned and interested. Now as regards the position of the railroad. Its right to refuse “to advertise in such periodicals” no one, of course, will deny. Although, to a casual observer, the courtesy of a pass extended to the representa tive weekly of the University of Georgia by the Georgia Railroad Uo., and in consideration of adver tising at least toil times its value to as, would uot mean too great a train on the generosity of its otfic- als. We must live, fellow-students, uid “God helps those who help themselves." If you wish our pa per to prosper, patronize those who tdvertisi in our columns. 103 JACKSON si A ,| MIRICK WILL MARK Cabinet Photocraphs For the Students at $2.00 DOZE1T JOHN T JACKSON, HVL ERCHAWT T-A-IXjOE,. Carries a full fine of samples. Suits made to order. Cleaning ami repairing neatly done. All work guaranteed. JACKSON STHEKT. CITY mini STlIIlK, R, C. ORR & CO. WE WANT TOUR ]?resciptions. BEST DRUGS USED. < AUKFI I.I.V COMl’Ol \dld Telephone 112. URIVERSIjy DiRECJORy, Report Errors, Changes and .Yeir Organizations Easiness .Manager. ta President ... Treasurer Chairman Executive ATI ILETK’ ASS( )CI ATK >X. ....IV, I*. Gear raid, ’9.7. E. K. Dougherty, ’95. Committee If. V\ . Stubbs, tm. FOOT BALL TEAM. latte ouvu u ,i litis ai.ioie, out icuu i and profit thereby. A MUCH NEEDED WANT. <>n another page of this issue ap- j pears an article on “A College rho 1 in McDowell Son, FINE Confect ionerios, Fruits Gymnasium,” written by one t takes great interest iu same, AND CIGARS. | COLLEGE AVENUE. ATHENS. GA. Captain Manager G. P. Butler, '04. II. C. Moreno, '0:i. DEMOSTHENIAN LITKUAKY SOCIETY. President |>. t. Clarke, '06. PHI-KAPPA LITE it ART SOCIETY. Treaaurer F. W. Bean, '0.'). B. E C. Ityals. '!Mi. .llolrotnhc Bacon, ’90. ....J. W. Welch, Law. President stage Manager Business Manager THALIAN DRAMATIC CLU President GLEE CLUB. Shirley Brooks. 'IK). Busincsn Manager. F. K. Boland. *97. President Y. M. C. A. Treasurer .... • F. K. Boland, '07. CADET CORPS. Captain Co. B Adjutant. -. • W. P. (tearreld, ’95. TENNIS ASSOCIATION. Manager. Treasurer . W. L. Kemp, ’95. LAW CLASS. President SENIOR CLASS. President JUNIOR CLASS. President SOPHOMORE CLASS. President. FRESHMAN CLASS. L. Snider.