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THE MERCER CLUSTER LG.L TEAM WINS MERCER OFFERS BIG FROM LANIER 34-18 COURT TO GEORGIA BESSIE TIFT GIRL PERSIA AND JAPAN GRADUATE MUSICIAN ARE REPRESENT! L & L GIRLS HAVE EASY VICTORY Miss Josephine Clarke, of Tokio, Japan, has been at Bessie TifTsinee the beginning of the first semester. Mias Clarke is the daughter of Mr.- and Mrs. Harvey Clarke, whose work has proved such a benediction to the people of that section of Japan. UNIVERSITY QUINTET TOO ! SLOW FOR NORMAN FIVE. Miss Kathleen Morris, of Atlanta, received- her B. M. degree at Bessie Tift in 1913. The' next year she took ii post-graduate course in piano. In 1914 she studied at the Cincin nati Conservatory of music. The follow ing year she iVaa a pupil of Frank La- Forge. During' the kime she taught piano at Bessie Tift College she acted, as ac companist to those who came to give voice recitol*. When a very distin guished singer was being congratulated upon her' work, she turned to Mias Morris and sat'h “dive her half the credit. I have never had a'better ar- eom]>anist. ”• After teaching several years at Bes sie Tift, Miss Morris accepted a posi tion at Simmons College in Texas. Dur ing the war she went to France to assist in entertainment work for the soldiers. The student body and teachets are delighted to have two notable addi. tions to the student body. About 18 yfears ago Dr. T. W. Ayers, who was superintendent of the Sunday school in Anniston, Ala., offered his services to the Foreign Mission Board to go as a medical missionary' to China. In spite of thfc fact that he had eight children at the time, he was accepted. Results have more than justified the action- of the board. One by one these children have returned to America. Miss Lucy Ayers married Mr. Pittman, who ment to China to loan us two bits Wm. G. McRae who espoused the cause of Tom Watson on the f loor of the State Demoeraitir convention in this city, seconding Tom Watson’s nomination yesterday brought suit for ♦ 100,000 against the Telegraph. McRae is a law sfmHent at Mereer and he is represented in the filing of the suit by Wm. 8. Coburn, of Atlanta. He says he lias been humibUed by an editorial uppearing in the Telegraph in W’hirh -statement was made that a poem- injected into his speech was not original and appears in a secret order ritual. CPULAR B. M. CULLEN CQ. OSes Supplies—Itifinsaj 117 Second Street. Maeqa, Mail orders solicited. BOBS PLAGE of eats, etc.—all t! all times. Het'Degi —Cigars, etc. Don 1 joy that awaits you CAPITOL THEATRE BUILDING. The census abowa that a majority of this country's people live in cities and towns of more than 2,500 popu- ARE ALWAYS WELCOMED BY LOUIS M. ROSSIGNOL, Proprietor One block from Terminal Station game Raymond E. Boyles Charles S. Jones anese beetle. A number of the stu dents seem greatly interested in the project and it is probable that Mer cer will be represented in the work during the coming vacation period. THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Loaiavillo, Kentucky - Coarse of study include all departments usually found in theo logical seminaries. TUITION FREE MODERATE COST. Special Features: English Bible course, devoting 9 beers per week to careful study under professors who are experts in the —»l language of Scripture. Schools of Biblical Theology. School io Comparative Religion and Missions. School of Sunday School Peda gogy. School of Christian Sociology. School of Church lTlrriearj Catalogue giving complete information sent free upon request. Ad dress THE REGISTRAR. Nertou Hall, Louisville, Ky. E. Y. MULLINS. Pre.IdeeA * Locust Grove Institute Locust Grove, Ga. Lanier’s guards did very good but tholr forwards could not find the bas ket, except on some of the long shots. These were largely accidental, but they count. The King brothers on La niers' -team did wen, but as a whole the teem did not work together with the smoothness that is essential to a goat tanm. Locust Grove had this smoothness, and V they had had. the earns ability la shooting they would have run np a larger score. They are improving in this, however, and by the MSt'gume should be much bet ter In thin department. The star.fee- tare of the game wue the guarding of Ptthgerald. This boy hue the art of guarding to a superior perfection. He A) not let the opposing forwards get a shot at the gaol within a short dis tance bat a very few times. Awtrer also played a good game, as did Stein. The Intape gif* MDhc -swell ra The line up follows: Harvey (8) F King (6) Awtroy (8) F King («) Sammons - (4) C King (4) FHigerald O ’ Hall Stein (8) ' G Jobtoson Subs Griffin (4) Lipscomb (8) It was - s most pleasant'’ affair and the spread w\s tkouneous. Westers,' raW; fried, and stewed,'- followed by ehiHfc* en (as hah bef<T seM“ Prof. Hesvff is a minister) sad but, what ’a the use fo go oil f you were not there, and the faculty's faculties were limited. Faculty of 19 Officers and Instructors. Pupils accepted without examination by the leading colleges. .Military training under government supervision, •boys. • V r - rDomestic Art courses for girls. Shorthand, Typewriting and Bookkeeping with out extra tuition charges.- Excellent advantages in Piano, Stringed Instru ments, Wind Instruments.' Special Courses in Bible for ministerial students. Live Literary Societies—B. Y. P. U. and Y. W. A. Physical training directors for both boys and girls. ' . . Modern Conveniences and pleasant home life. Summer School even’ year for pupils with defi ciencies to make up., Charges reasonable for first' class advantages. For catalogue and full information, write ’ ; CLAUDE GRAY, President. NORMAN INSTITUTE HULSEY IS INJURED. _ Ernest C. Huloey, of Clermont, . a member of the Junior class at Mer cer, was badly cut about the face when he fell from an acting bar on TattaaU Spun Hwroiai Mater- day morning. Hulsey was doing some fancy stunts entertaining sev eral fellow students, with the result that he took a spiral and landed on hi* face. Hie injuries were dressed I and. are not considered serious. i 411 Broadway MACON, - GEORGIA ONLY ODOM’S QUALITY ICE CREAM When at home always call for ODOM’S Raines' Barber Shop CUUSIER STAFF FOR LOCUST GROVE NEWS 410 CHERRY STREET 12 Barbers GOOD BEYOND ALL DOUBT HAIL TAILORING COMPANY During.the past month L. G. I. has set been regular in contribution* to the-Ouster, btit the future.will find /to on the job reporting frequently some of the noteworthy evente and work of the institute; The staff is composed of six student* with Prof W. T. flmalley as their di rector. They are: Mias Emm* Hoper, Pies; A, L Pullen, Vice Pres; Mias Gladys Bennett. Seety; J. Y. Davie, Business Manager, Mice Florede Bar ton Bibb associate correspondent. finch of the correspondents will re port as n role, on one of the following lines of activity military social lit erary societies, religions, athletic and alumni. PALM BARBERSHOP 8 Barbers. A full line of nifty fall Saltings to aoloct from Makers of MEN’S CLOTHES THAT FIT At the Right Pried. Investigate CLEANING —PRESSING— TA1LORIP 125 Cotton Avenue Macon, Geo You cannot afford to buy shoes which are the least bit doubtful. Experiments-are too costly. We will not sell a shoe unless we are absolutely sure it’s good, all the way through. We will not take chances with your good will, or your money. We have the,“Boyden” aad also the C. B. - Slater Shoes lor men; $8.00 to $18.50 . (JOk mw LOCATION THIRD STREET NEXT TO HOTEL DEMPSEY R. R. RAINES, The Student Best Clothes for Men • w .* •' A F: Finest of all for Women Walter little, our well known fel low-townsman, was picking blackber ries last week and was badly gassed by a skunk.—Arkansas Thomas Cat. —From freshman to senior, every man in college is mindful of the importance of Good Clothes. The body, no leas than the mind and heart, needs adornment, and we ca ter to the sartorial requirements of college men of every degree. For More Than A Generation Wa Have Stood For Quality Burden FROM NOW UNTIL CHRIST MAS. NEW AND ATTRAC TIVE GIFTS FOR ALL THE FAMILY ARE BEING ADDED TO OUR STOCK. GREETING CARDS AND BOOKLETS WILL BE -MORE POPULAR THIS YEAR THAN EVER. WE CARRY THE LARGEST AS. SORTMENT IN THE SOUTH. QUALITY GOODS ONLY TRADE WITH US. Music Department has everything v'iiH at most reasonable prices. a SUITS, OVERCOATS, HATS SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, SHOES. JOS. N. NEEL CO. 0ie Price to Everybody Mom's Department "THE STORE VVWRR PUMJTY COUNTS' PHONE 740 THE J.W. BURKE COMPANY 406 Cherry St., Macon, Ga.