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the red and black The Red and Black, PiihlUlicd every Saturday at the Uni* versify of (Georgia during Mm* Colle giate Year. *i n**< itn rioN. foi College Year. Addrcs* all communication* of a Im* iiM HH nature to the IliiHine** Mmajri i trouble with the Faculty. The *♦ Itoiigc i •*t Noir” was in no way identified with the Kki> ami Hi.ACK. but was published an a private enterprise. We have not dinearvled that “very avillv name.* for oiu paper has never been ealled anything hut IIkii and Bi.ack. TMiJ-OH (31 SWEATERS Kmrou-iN-< him III »INK»« M akaorii A IIII K I II Kihtoii I.oi ai. Kin roll " A. II A III; I - C. II. II. Ki.mii. II. G. l oi.viv. I. .1. IliiKMAYl l; The foot-hull siMMin is upon us. Knim this ilay fortli, every Satnadny until af ter Thankagiving Day will we our eleven on the gridiron engaged in a df*|M*i';ite atriigglc for tin- In.urn anil reputation of tlie L niversity. \V lietlier or nut wir> Imve as atrong a team tills yearns we iliil last, is a matter of opinion: Imt it is an iinlispiit ilile fart that tIn* teams we will meet will lie far liariier In eoiiijuer 1 than were those i neiiunterofi in uinetv* four. This year we have advanced to the position of a llrsi-iate college in | Southern athleties. tVe have a reputa tion to sustain. Our ^allies are all with larger eollege* whose foot-hall exiie- rienee is far wider than ours, lint the puhlie will make no allowanee for this. Il’i mi is/ trin. 'I 1 ,, aeeoinplish this end, every man who plays must lie in the (fame from the start to the finish. Ue- member we are putting our trust in you, M ie •" all oh) Allying, "lieware i.f , n <I upon your efforts ilepeu.ls the ath- the man witl hook." This is Imt letlc fate of the University. the expression of the foreo of eoiieen- 1 ruled will and effort. It is saiil that ouram ieiit rival in Alabama has hut one aim nml desire, our total annihilation on the gridiron. 1s t us hewnre. nly hut we should not forget that they are w ay to resist this Is hy a purpose fully strangers in our eity who have eome ' "'..pu r them, le t yo.it here relying on Georgia'. reputation as w Itehword In In eneli , a guarantee of their fair treatment. We die." and rente the wor.lsof I’rot. eanuotaffonl to behave to them in any Patterson that on Thanksgiving Day. other manner than as gentlemen toward Auluirn delen.la eat ! visitors. Give them a rousing reeep- — - Hon and let them go away with pleasant " lloldiy" Winston Is to train Mercer, reeolleetion* of Georgia's hospitality. The Maeoii hoys might have sought ll"' ,M leave with another defeat | muffl. Klrtbvr amt wwwU w I «ce4»t » v • A t lection. Onr Inst vein's co.udi will at J ‘f T Jl’ST RECEIVED AT Wofford This afternoon, W e must not lose. \\ hat almut the week's holiday. Ten to nothing last year was a ( lose score \\ ill it Im' as close to-day ? We are glad to hear that the Faculty has Issued Its mandate against the l.aw Class Debating .Society. It would have been a very needless organisation. -4-eChas. Morris, Clothier and Haberdasher. VARSITY PLACE - OYSTER D A The Woffnid hoye are here in-day as our guests True they are to lie our ad versaries on the gridiron this ufterhnon. And Lunc:? Counter Is Now Ready to Serve tl^e Public ! Open Until Twelve O’clock Midnight. riii* adoption of tliu Princeton rule* •m tin* subject of intercollegiate at 1 *t- 1 *a>* Imve the giMkd withe* of the I ni versity boy*, mid will alway* In* remem be red iih the creator of the great win * c roI de*t* we think, a wise move | id tig U»a in of ninety-four. A* a trainer oU the part of the Faeulty, The enforce- ' of new men In the art of playing loot- tbcM* regulation* will deprive I ball, we believe lie liiin few equal*. Hi* (lie Opponent* of athletic* of their atock argninent. They will no longer In* aide to a**ert that men on the team* eannot stud> ; for only Htudent* will he allowed . work.with n* wit* truly wonderful; from the raw material he found here lie fash ioned an eleven that wa* the pride of all wearer* of the “|{ed ami Ida. k.” We congratulate the Mereer hoy* on their good fortune in *ecuiiiig Id* *e rvlces. In spite of the protests of the IIkii am. Itt.ACK mid I'niversitv men in gen-' cr.il, the newspapers e.mtlmic to speak of our college us Athrn*. The . onstitu* Won of lust Sunday contained an article coiiceriilng the pros|iecta of the Mhru, team. When we piny foot I.all it is the name of the town that is advertised, not tlie Cniversity ; when we have a brilliant • tmcneemenl it is gayetv in the ('laaale tit): when honors ate conferred on an aluninus he Is spoken of as a graduate of .ItAras; a.iil so it goes on year after year. Will uew.papers, mul especially those of Georgia, never learn the State I niversity is located here and that tt is_ something more than a local Institution? *'" n ;,t * w " *'•'•'k» before the t'on- vention meets." held in •e. i1st to represent our college on the field. [ The fact that the promulgation of the rules excited so little comment and aroused no anxiety for the success of the team, shows, to our mind, that the ar- .jiU'nent was already without force, soj far af the University Is concerned. THE RULES WE WILL USE. T>. the President of the I', of Ga. A. A.: The Harvard-Penn.-Cornell Koot-llall Hides will he the , a/ lilies of the S. l-f’-A A. during the present foot-linll jtcaaon. a majority of the Executive * ominittcc of the Association having voted in favor of them. According to Article X11 of tlie Con stitution. ’’.Any proposed amendment to tin* Constitution must lie forwarded in writing to the Secretary of the Associa- The The annual convention will he .at.ee /Vrpfr last week con- Atlanta. Ga.. on .Saturday, I) tallied a very flattering notice of the |s:i.y Itxi. am. Him k. \\. are very grateful* | to tnform you „,,, l n| . to «„, contemporary for its words of versitv of Louisian. (Baton Rouge, La..) praise. However. Id expressing its plea I*. Womc » member of this Aaaocla- sureat onr us. ot the name Ku. ash ,j„ n . [signed. <’iia«. H. Hkkty. I Ht a. k Instead ot "the very sill, name Secretary 8. 1. C. A. A. of * Kougc et Voir."" the /‘■rp/r show > — - that it is In Ignorance of the state of at- When you have shoes llxcd on time fairs which existed hi this college last with neat white oak soles and invisible y. ai At tin'time when the ‘ Rouge et |>at< hea curry them tt. 1. T. Demcotte. i \..ii was issued, the Itxi. axh Hi A. k No. S. Clayton St, next to dye house had suspended publication on account of Satisfaction guaranteed. tt TENNIS. The only rule governing the tennis courts will lie: there *lmlt he no playing on them withou tennis-shoes. The rca- thi* oathri* «e#y fvklcik. #>%tl* court* are *o noft Hint ordinary shoes would cut them up eon*Ulcrably. The court* will 1h* buinhered; number one wili Ik* tlie one neareKt the Library; number four the one nearest Ja< k*on ■tre»*t. There will Ik* a blank *li«*et of p»|H*r placed every morning just within the Li brary building, on which will be the number* of tlie court* acro*t tlie page; the times of play w ill run dow u tin* page. The page will Im* divided into bl(K*k*. When a party want* to get a court for any time, they shall write their names under the number of the court they w ant, and opposite to the time at which they intend playing- No one else can u*e the*, court at that time unicat the party fail* to appear. They may continue their game over the time, If no one has spoken for the court when their time has expired. The Athletic Association ha* author ised the manager to borrow thirty dol lars which is to 1k* repaid a* soon a* the Association** treasury justifies. As we have ho many tine dates thi* year, the money i* certain to Ik* paid hack. Our half of thi* sum has 1k*ch r.uscd;any loans handed to manager will W appre ciated. A gimmI many have lK*en dis- |M»Hcd to blame the manager for the fact that the court* wen* not n*ady some time ago; it was not his fault. It is right intcn*sting to note that those who lipvc made the boldest and most fn*- •ijn nt kicks, have not, as yet, loaned one dnt for the pushing on of the work. No doubt, this was an oversight on their put GRA1 (OLTUf, Manager of Tennis. ter,*w he showed me to a seat, in a very Blount manner indeed. The Professor requested a Lit til fellow, of rather uu-Kempt a appearance, to >tate the relationship cxi^tm^between m Mills f and flu* mT»ok* i*n this state. The young man replied that as his head w as Aiken lie would have to Wright it on the black-board. At this juncture, I took my departure, ! fearing if there should he a Battle, I might get Stov-all up. THE CHUMP. k. ij, smith & SHOES OF THE LATEST SHAPES. A fine line of l‘utent l.rtilherx inn/ Tn/t*. Corner College Avenue and Clayton St. ' ATHENS HARDWARE CO. GUNS, PISTOLS, AMMUNITION, ANDCUTTLERY. Hardware of all Kinds. HHOAD STREET. Brumby Drug Co., NO. (i COLLEGE AVENUE. THE LEADING DRUG BUSINESS Of Athens. I.. D. SI.EDGk. Manager. MY VISIT TO THE UW CLASS. Having entered the University, I pro-) reeded to the room oeenpied by the I .aw claiw. In the Hall I wa* met by a Por- PRESCRIPTIONS jCAREFULLY COMPOUNDED From Pure and Fresh Drugs and promptly delivered. Painter & Kir\rjebrew, Clayton Street