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VOL. XXXIX WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1935 NUMBER 5 Army, DukeiWally Davies Tu~ns Explorer; Rueger Sets New Kappa Alpha House Kappa Alpha and Kentucky Spends Summ~r m N_onhland Cotillion Club To Build New Goes on Expedition To D D t T 0 PiaY W •L Greenland With Capt. ance .a eS Brick House Bob Bartlett Next Season Will Be Held Friday And By BOB WEINSTEIN Next Summer To most Washington and Saturday, November men, the problem of the summer All Dates Are Filled Except -was to escape the beat, but Wally 29 and 30 Same Location Used; Ar For Opening Davies spent hla time during the chitecture Will Resemble hot months trying to escape en SOPHOMORE DRIVE One raaed walruses, palar bears, and Faculty Homes collisions w}tb icebergs. FOR DUES STARTS On June 25th, Davies went GENERAlS TO FACE aboard tl}e schooner "Morrisaey .'' COMPLETION SET Band Not Yet Selected, TOUGH OPPONENTS commanded by Capt. Bob Bart FOR SEPTEMBER lett, as an ordinary seaman sign Depends on Campaign ed uJ) for the sclentlflc expedition Schedule Is Only Tentative to Greenland and the surround For Funds Alumni Gifts And Univer Ing waters. The purpose of the Tbe arehltect'a ooneepUon ol the new Kappa Alpha houe to Captain Dick Smith voyaae was to bring back speci Tbankaglving dance set, spon- be buUt nen summer a& r. coat of '15,000. Con&ribu&iona fJ'OID alam sity Loan to Pay For States mens for the Smithsonian Insti sored by the Cotillion Club and nl and a lOIUl from the UD1nnit7 Board of Trustees wtu be used $ 15,000 Structure tute and the Field Museum in the sophomore claas, will be held _to__ m_ ee_t_eo~_t._o_r _co_ ut_nacU__on. ______Chlcaao. Friday and SaturdaY. November ArtnY.-Kentucky and Duke will "To me, the most exciting In- 29 and 30, Wllllam Rueger, pres A new Kappa Alpha house, to be head-liners on the 1936 grid cident of the trip," related Dav Ident of the Coti111on Club an tWee Willie' Grover Triumphs; replace the present one damaaed proaram. R. A. Smlth, graduate ies, "was the attack of a wound· nounced today. by fire last spring, will be com manager of athletics, revealed to- ed bull walrus upan the ca.noe Despite the fact that the V. M. pleted by next September, mem day in announcloi the tentative. from which I shot him. TWo sall I. tall dances wiD come the same Is Elected Freshman President bers of the fraternity announced Washiniton and Lee football ors and myself had set out In a Wallace Davies at the llelm ol week-end, the Waablngton and today. The new house w111 be schedule for next year. ama.11 canoe lookln ator a walrus. the 'Morrfuey' beaded for Green Lee dances wlll be held as usual ------· constructed o.n the same site as The aame with the University We ailhted one on an iceberg and land. Davies aecompaaled Captaba on the Friday aad Saturday tol New Deal For Frosh, Says the present K. A. house. of Kentucky will be played here I fired at him. AB the animal slid Bob Bartlett on the cnabre wbJeb lowina Thanltsa1Yinr. Last year Powell Selects Four times within a period of on October 17. The Generals will into the water, we paddled tow was sponsored by the Explorers' the dates of the dance set were Prexy In Blaze Of two days last Aprll, the Lexington meet the Army eleven at West a.rds him to get the carcass be Club of New York. · llhitted because of a cont)lct with Oratory fire department was called to the Point, October 3, and wU1 pla.y fore lt sank. However, be was not Keydet dances. Committee To K. A. bouse. The cause of the Duke In Richmond on October 31. dead, for be suddenly lunged sey" was cauabt In a storm ott The sophomore claas wU1 spon series of fires wa.s finally estab The team that will face the against the canoe. almost upset the coast of Newfoundland, ln sor the dance on Prtday niabt and A "New Deal" for the treabma.n lished as defective wiring. Blc Blue in the openina game of ting us. The sailors with me be· which several fl.sbina bo&ts were the Cotllllon Club the Saturday tT ame' Frosh class was promised by Wllilam Temporary repairs were made the 1936 season bas not yet been gan to paddle frantically, and we wrecked. Durlng the gale, Davies nllht dance. There wU1 also be a Wesley "Wee Willie" Grover, Jr., to the present house after plans selected, but Capt. Diet said that barely aot away. It was a narrow was at the wheel for th,ree hours, da.nsant on SatW'day afternoon. of Norfolk, Va., who was elected for building a new house before the opener wU1 be played on Wll- escape." As he said this, Davies and they were the longest three The band tor t.be dance set baa Five Ch01en to Hear Com president of his cla8S last nllht the opening of school this year son field ne.xt year. ruefully looked up at the bare hours he has ever spent. One not yet been selected, according plaints; Co-Operation in Lee chapel, to the tumultous were abandoned. The present The second game ·ot the season wall in his room where be almost wave which swept the declts burl to Rueaer. accla.im of his fellow freshmen. house will be used the remainder wlll be with Army. On the follow- huna a walrus' head. However, be ed Capt. Bartlett the length of The annual campatsn for pay Entreated Prank McNichol, overcome by of this year. ina week-end the Generals wm dld shoot a palar bear in Melville the deck, arid threw Davies ment of sophomore clau dues It all, was elected vice-president The new house wU1 be built on meet West Virginia university in Bay. against the wheel with such will beain this week, officers of and absented himself from the the foundations of th.e present the traditional battle at Charles- Further north the expedition force that he was considerablY The final selection of members Chapel before he was called upan the class said. 'l1le outcome of of the Freshman Aa81m11atlon one. Plans call tor two stories on ton. was presented with a narwhal by bruised. But a true seaman by thla drive for du• w111 laraelY de to make a speech. G. Murray the street level, and a game room, Pollowina the Kentucky aame some Eskimoes. a.nd the crew had then, he clung to the wheel. committee was completed last Smith got himself elected secre termine the quallty of orchestra night, AniUS Powell announced dining room, kitchen, and chap here, the Bll Blue wlll Journey to to skin the animal and clean the Finally, after more than two that can be •cured for the tary-treasurer, James McClure, ter room In the basement. The Charlottesville to play the Uni· bones. Whenever he thinks of months away from home, the today. The tlve me.mbers compos sartorially replete wlth a red tte, Thanltsilvlni daocee, Rue1er de- ina the committee are AniUS upper fioor wlll contain etaht continued 00 pace four that Job, Davies saya, his stomach "Morrissey" sailed Into New York clared. · became historian, and Robert double bedrooms and a larae rises and falls with the tide. The harbor on SepternJ)er first. Powell, chairman, Ken Lane, J. Newell was chosen by the fresh 'nle budget for the Tbanksaiv B. Douglass, Bllly Schuble and bath. On the lower floor will be expedition brouaht back the skins "It's an experience that I would ina dance set Ia beilll prepared men for the position of executive two bedrooms, a large lounge run and bones of three narwhals, not have miMed for the world," Bob Brickhouse. The last two r.nd will be ~~ to the Dance committeeman. ning the full width of the bouse, 8 o z e Is Elected which wU1 be stuffed for the said Daviee about ~e trip, .. but members ~e hea4 cowicnors tn Lite a pare from an Horatio Control bclifd' tJU week. DeflnJte the dormitories; the others are a card room, and a suite of rooms Field Museum. They brought back one that I wouldn't care to ao plans tor the dAnces await the Alger classic reads the rise of tor the housemother. Two porches tor the Smithsonian Institute through again." members of the executive com "Wee Willie" Grover, who was To Lead Figure board's approval o( the budaet. mittee. wiU face the campus. some meteoric ore from Disco is· Recently a picture of Davies announced as a blood brother of The aeneral architecture of the land, the only place where this and several other members of the In announclnr the choice of the Emperor of Ethiopia. For men for the committee, Powell house will be the same as the five At Senior Dance particular ore can be found. party appeared in various Sunday merly sergeant of the schoolboy faculty houses on either side of On the trip home, the "Moris- rotogravw·e sec~iona . New Directory reiterated hls former plea tor the patrol at a Norfolk Junior hlgh co-operation of upperclaslmen in Washington college. Four larae school, Grover 1a accustomed to white pillars will face Letcher Big Clique "Clicks" enforcing the freshman rules. He politics. Freeman Will Make Printed Today also requested that any infrac avenue, and the brick wlll har Aa Chemist to Talk "My chief aim, now that I'm monize with the other colleae Senion, Lawyers tion of the three baste freshman elected," said the blushina presi Dedicatory Address rules be reported promptly to the buildings. Name Officers dent, "18 to design the social ac The new house is estimated to l Here Tomorrow At Lee's Birthplace Students Urpd by Regis assimilation commlttee.- tivity of the freshman class. cost $15,000, and the money wU1 trar Mattingly to Report In an effort to bring to the at We've got to work together. Put With Ita political machine run tention ot the student body the be supplied by gifts from the nina smoothly. the Big Clique that down a thousand times; U alumni and by a loan from the Dr. Douglas S. Freeman, editor Any Erron work the committee is doing, the It wiU do any good, it's worth lt. met with onlY scant and ineflec Famous Research Chemist ot The Richmond News-Leader members plan to publish In The Board of Trustees. Clark and tual opposition in the election of On the co-operation of the fresh Crow of Lynchburg a.re the archl Will Address V. M. I., and author of "R. E. Lee." w111 Comlna off the presses today, Ring-tum Phi the name of any man class depends the success of oftlcers tor the eenlor and the make the dedicatory address at freshman who 1a hailed before·the tects, and C. W. Barger of Lex copies of the student directory the new deal. Whether on the Ington Is the contractor. The new freshman law clau last nllht. W. and L. Students Strat.tord ball, birthplace of Lee, will be available at the reJI.Strar's committee. football field or on the stormy Edward Boze of Richmond, Vlr next Saturday, October 12, it was commenting on the plans of building will be occupied by the o(tlce tomorrow. students are paths of life, Washinaton and opening of school next year, and glnla, was elected leader of the Dr. Arthur W. Dox, Chief Re· learned today. uraed by Reatatrar MattinalY to the committee, Powell said, "We senior ball. Election of thla office Lee freshmen must stick toaether. work on It wiU begin not later search Chemist of Parke, Davis, In maklna this announcement, report any errora ln the directory have been aiven almost unlimited "Notwlthstandina. I believe the usually takes place in the aprinc. than the first of June. and Co.. will open a series of Mrs. Orton B. Brown, cba.lnnan to his office immediately. power by the Executive Commit· class ot 1939 is the cream ot the but was shifted in order to per joint chemical lectures to Wash or the Lee Memorial foundation, Two promotl0111 In the faculty tee, and we intend to do every crop.'' mit tbe leader to take part in the ington and Lee and v . M. I. stu which is sponsorlnc the exercises, have been made alnce laat June, thin~ in our pawer to enforce the He was Immediately balled by Southern CollegianS dance control board. dents, when be speaka on "The said: the directory abows. Allen W. rules this year. We hope that no Continued on page four The combined claasea chose History and Development of freshman will be forced to leave "It is especially fitting that the Morer, former lnatructor in hla -----<01------Dance Band Promises Fletcher Maynard and Kenneth Sleep-Producina Oruis" in the the student body, but we will take dedication address should be de tory, has been made an aasistant To Be Best in Yean Lane to represent them as execu aeolOIY lecture room Wednesday professor; and Donald P. Martin this extreme action 1f lt Is neces tive committeemen. Maynard is livered by Dr. Freeman on thl8 sary. Most cases, however, will Alumni Canvass niaht at. B o'clock. most significant occasion in the baa been promoted from inatruc from Clarkedale, M188.. and Lane Dr. Dox received his B. S. de tor to aaalatant profeaao.r of eco not necessitate such drastic ac Indications are that Washi~ 1a from West Newton, Maas. history of the Lee foundation. tion, we belleve." ton and Lee will have Its best gree at the University of Penn For on this day the rreat house nomics. Pleases Young Ottlcers of the senior academic sYlvania, his A. M. at Columbia Althouah not Included In the Several freshmen are still ap dance orchestra In several years, claaa are Edward ~. Richmond, which was the home of patriots pearing on the campus without since the organization of the University and his Ph. D. from ot the American Revolution wlll directory, the President's office president ; Howard Melton. Okla Yale. He served five years as re announced today the appointment tres})man cape, according to Pow new Southern Collegians. homa City, Okla., vice president; be formally opened to the publlc Sum Is Lower Than Last search chemist of the U. S. De· of F. E. Lund, aa Instructor ell. He also warned freshmen to Charlie Steinhoff Is dlrectJna John Vandale, Am&rillo, Tex., as a debt-tree memorial and con ·a•. remember to speak to every stu Year Because of Law the band whlcb started practice partment of Agriculture. was secrated to the memory of the ln the paUUcal science depart secretary-treasurer; and Charley chief chemist of the Iowa Agri ment, and formal assumption dent whom they meet. several weelts ago ,and the or Wllkenon, Vlckabura, Mlaa., his areat military leader, our beloved Only three rules have been re School Donationt chestra has already played a cultural Experiment station ten General Lee, the atatellst man yeeterd&J by L. 0 . Tennla whose torian. years, and bu held his present. appolntment wu announced last tained under the "New Deal" for dance spanaored by the Mono The eenlor commerce class ot all our time." freshmen this year: freshmen Although the annual alumni gram club. position for the past fifteen week, of b.la duties as Instructor canvass for the periOd ended Ia.st chose the touo.pn, officers: John years. He has aiven many lec Governor George C. Peery, In the romance lai\IUaJe depart must wear caps, must speak to all Included in the personnel of the Renken. Monsey, N. Y ., president; Washlncton and Lee '97, wUl be students. and must wear conven Finals netted an amount some band are OlUe Oleyas, playinJ tures to college students throuah ment. what below the figures tor 1933 Wllllam HoofstlUer, Sterlln&, lli., out the country, and ls editor or present at the ceremonies not The publication reveals that al tional dre811. the trombone, formerly with Del vice president; Stu~ut lt{lller, only as executive head of the "Violations ot any of these and 1934, the alumni board was Regis: Ranny Rouse. saxophonist ''Chemical AbstrBcta." In hla lec though there la an increase In en gratltled with the response, es Aqua, Va., secretary-treasurer, ture Dr. Dox wUl dlacuss the state, but also as a member of rollment of 17, only one more rules should be reported to the for Bob J ones' Southerners; Jack and Rowland Thomas, Baltimore. the advisory board of the Poun aa,slmllatlon committee," Powell pecially In view of the tact that Ambert. who played saxapbone for strictly synthetic sleep-producing state is represented this year than the campaign for funds tor the Md., historian. druas rather than the habit dat.ion. The colorful Richmond last. Students from 35 states, the declared. "Above all, we will not Bert Block In New York; and Al The aenlor science cla.ss elected Blues wtll act as guard of honor tolerate any conduct on the part law school wu in progress at the Douglas, another sax player. wbo forming narcotics derived from District o( Columbia. two terri same Ume, according to Harry K. the followlnc officers: John Tay opium. to lhe governor. tories, and two foreign countries of a freshman that is not becom fonnerly wielded a baton himself. lor, Lextncton, va.. preatdent; Lna ot a gentleman," he said. " Cy" Youna. alumni secretary. The trumpet secLlon l.a compos Other lectures for the coming On the day of the dedication, brinJ the total realstered u of Frank Crew. Drexel Hill, Pa., Lhls h1stor1c mansion, wltJi lt.a VIolations of the freshman The total receipts for the past ed of Earl Wells and Jack Martin, season are as follows : October 1, 193&. to 940. At the year were $3,440.05 from 645 con vtce president: Arthur Hauck, village or outbuildlnas, and the same time lMt year a total of 853 rules may be reported to mem the former having played with the Brooklyn, N. Y., eecretary-treaa November lG-Dr. c. J . Brock entire plantation from Indian bers of the commttttee by phone. tributors. Mr. Young said. V. M. I . Comm&nders, and who 111, man. University of Georgia: sub students were reaistered from 34 The contributions are purely urer. and Jim Johnaon. Lexinl Tree on the Kina's Hlahway to states, the Dlatrlct of Columbia, The phone numbers of the com Incidentally, the lone sophomore Ject. Electro-Chemistry. voluntary, it was pointed out. In ton, Va., hlatorlan. the Potomac river wiU be thrown two territories and two toreiJD mittee-members are as follows: In the orchestra. Llndie Roth, who Officers of the freshman la.w December 18-Dr. A. Lowy, Un open tree to the public. Anaus Powell, 430, Ken Lane. 508, stead or membership In the asso was formerly with Angelo hrdl· countries. ciation being contingent upon class are Lanidon Skarda, Clovis, Iversity of Pittsburgh: subJect. TwenLy Washington and Lee Vlralnla. a1aln leads the list J . B. Doualau and Billy Bchuhle, nando, will take up h is duties as New Mexico, president; Bill Kar Dlsablln1 Organic Chemicals Used 412, Bob Brickhouse, •79. annual dues. 9.8 was lbe arranJe pianist, while Bill Latus will work students will act as ushers at the wtth 197 men enrolled, and New m.en t prior to 1933, each alumnus raker. Lou1svllle. Ky., vice pres In Law Enforcement&.
does not know, begin to und.ntand, or desire to wqe iRing-tum Jilt appreciate; for acting on the preconceived pre • • • After Office Hours ••• AMPUS G\ judice of oth~ rs, he has built a barrier to defend -BETWEEN WASHINGTON and LEE UNIVERSITY his own ignorance and his satisfaction in a static n.aTCIIEB JAMitS IABN&8 D- Bom 1n Parksley, Vtrg1nla, COMMENT SEMI -WEEKLY mind. SHEETS ~Uon 828 .. . .Attalded elementary and grammar school there .. I£ our esthetic sense does not at first respond Played plano 1n htah school orchestra . . . Went to William and News from Richmond tel18 ua Entered at the Lexington, VIrginia, Post Office as By BILL HIJOOINS to these "cultural" subjects-the expression of Mary, and waa editor of the annual and the literary magazine and that PeeWee McNew, wblle walk second-class maU matter. Published every Tuesday on the staff of the newspaper . . . Also president of senior class . . . ing down tbe street with two 1a18, and Frldny or the collegiate year. the esthetic sense o£ the men who created them A freshman at Randolph Ma Mem~r ot 0. D. K ., 8. P. E., Kappa Phi Kappa, Sigma Upallon. and stuck the end of his swarrer it should not lessen our interest in the minds of con Woman's COHere in Lynch severa\ otber aoclettes .. . Worked tor a year with a college annual stick into a man hole and ln ex Subscription $3.10 per year, in advance the creators as facts of human nature. Certait1 ly burg asked last week lt pledl(e company, "and visited almost every hl&h school and college from tricating It, busted the end off. OFFICE AT DEPARTMENT OF JOURNALISM work pertained to sororities . . . Chlcar• to the East" .. . Studied at Harvard and North Carolina (Which Is awfully bad grammar!) Editorial rooms, Phone 737 the subjects which merited the life-interest of Three Washington and Lee Delta and has an M. A. degree !rom William and Mary . . . Goes to the And we've been wanting to sug the greatest minds o£ our civilization do not merit Tau Deltas were at the slater In movies occasioDallY and dlsllkes Oreta Garbo, gangster and terror gest tor a long time that there be PARKE S. ROUSE, JR., '37A ...... Editor the scorn of college undergraduates. stitution durinll fomal rushm. pictures . . . Llltes W. C. Fields and most costume pictures ... Doesn't a course given to Senior Lawyen FRANK D. CREW, '368 ...... Bu siness Manager and returned to Lextnaton wear lllten to the radio very much because the things that he likea are teacblni them the art or carry [t is necessary to realize that, though these tog Cbl Omesa pledl(e pins. One never on when be wanta them . . . Favorite hobbles are gardening lni a cane. Rltlht now a rood AN ATIITUDE INIMICAL subjects are no more a part of culture than any ot the re(lulrementa after pleda' and antiques . . . Chief sports are bull sessions and def~ndlnr the manylawyen look as thOUih they oi the other branches of knowledge, to exclude lng Is to k.lss all of the sisters. New Deal ... 'lbe latter activity occupies most of hls tlm~ ... Con were out for tbe position of drum TO SCHOLARSHIP alden himself one or the few remalninr Americans who absolutely maJor tor the V. M. I. band. The allvanta~t·:> of a "mall l'nrolhnent, ~m all them entirely is to stop short of a mature mind, doee not play bridae or drive a car . . . Best-llked spectator SPOrt la One collegian has compared a das~c-., ,md per..;unal contact hl'lwcen ~tuclcn t and to lea,·c an unbalanced conception of mind-value football and wrestUnr . .. Has no use for baseball ... Has no apectal At last, after our earnest plead blind date to a bee-eltber you llkee ln food , but the bis problem 1.s rettlng enough of everrtblnl ... and finally to defeat the purpose of education get stung or you •et a honey . . . tnr for months last year, tbere teacher arc among the :-t rong~t claims that this Reade "Tbne" and the "Readers' Digest" . . . Does not collect ex are a couple of studenta Uvtnr in institution makes to l'tlucational superiorit). It i:. the appreciatiou of life. While Knut.e Rockne waa at Notre penalve plpea, but 1a content with com-cobs and clays ... Recently Dame, the football team won one the \JPper end of town who peddle cited in t: uivc1 :,ity Lullt•tin , a'•cmblr addre ·scs, acquired an euct model of the pipe smoked by John Smith and bicycles bac.k and forth to work. hundred and five p.mes, lost Pocahontu, made from the same clay used tn the orlglnal.-RCW The only worm tn the apple 18 and numt·rous pamphll't ... to pro~pec t ive students. IT DON'T MEAN A THING, twelve, and tied flye . . . Bicycles ba.ve become a fad at Vauar, and tb&t they are freshmen, ao we Yet w h~:n put to the tc~t, the truth of the·e claims IF IT AIN'T GOT THAT SWING cannot claim to b&ve converted By TIM LANDVOJGT the faculty bas devised a set of i~ rather doubtful, due to an absurd attituue on traffic rules. Each clasl baa a li them t.bro'-h 1ut year's column Recently the editor o£ this scintilating adver New Words for the ~ swing· but DIAl we conaratulate them on the part of the stuuenl body which labels any cense plate of a different color. their Idea? contacts between student and teacher out ide of tising journal heroically broached the subject 111 TIM LANDVOIGT ' class as "tubing." that perhaps the "Swing," national anthem of ev Professor Welch of Bowdoin Shor t sbote: The bact of Pee· ery hick high school from here to Pago-Pago, college declares: "baminatlona Wee McNew's head stlc~ out 11ore thau one student, !>pecially interested in are as harmful to the intellect a~ Deplorln1 the terrib le number profane. and entirely unbeflttilll was a bit oltl fashioned. He was wrong, my of "Guys from Cholley" that find ot a Newcomb H all window . . some topic or opinion brought out hy a professor liquor and women." . .. The ag to the vocabulary of a Wasbinr Snow on the mountain tn back of friends, he was wrong. Everybody is still whist ricultural department at the Uni their way into our fair school, we ton and Lee gentleman. & a re in class, has been prcYented [rom any discussion have attempted to show wbat wUl Buena VIsta on Saturday mom . versity of Wisconsin ia trylnr to sult. they ba ve hired the RJrht Dr. Morton waa the flnt spelled with lhc professor through fear of public opin· ling "Rock of Ages,'' ''Glory, Glory, H allelu happen to our beloved "Swing" Reverend Percy P. Twlttleberry of find out whether an intoxicated 1n bee jah," and "Onward Christian Soldiers," so why If thiS milbty pollution does not down the spelllnl held In io11. More than one friendship of lasting pleas hen can lay more errs than a so Devonshire to write new words to town aome tlme qo. He spelled soon atop. tbe "Swlna." ure and benefit has been fo regunc by the reluc should we not sing the "Swing"? ber ben . . . Cab Calloway will "accommodate" wltb an "a" in play for the homecornlni dance tance of the tudenl to IJra,·c the cries of "tuber'' Seriously, however, there are a few lines in it Da Neo aa..-, When Washlnaton and Lee's 80111 stead. of an "o," but, as he aatdr at Tula.ne on November 2 ••• The s-. lt Ia to that ju t don't seem right. 'l'ak~ tl1at line, ''When rlrd their loln.a, aomewbat more dltflcult or the more colorful epithets used to deride any affair will follow the Collate-Tu When Wuhlnrton and Lee's IUYS And In lood clean aport witb their spell sta.ndi.nl ln front of a crowd stutlent \\ ho di~pla) s more than a classroom in Washington and Lee's men fal l in line ... " Now lane game and will cost the stu starts ta fllht, foe enJoins; than lt Ia to write •em out . .. The we all know this creates a poor impression be dents only one dollar and forty We're sonna Uck doze mu•s and For W. and L . we'll wave our ll1Y 1001 Une waitlna to see "Top tere~t in a ~ubjcct. It i~ a situation which breeds Clve cents each. smear 'em ript. cause people wi ll envision hordes of semi.stewed flq, Hal" ... OUr man Friday lett ua narrow.mindednc!'s and superficiality and which Por W. and L. we'll slug and slua. And for the college dear let not flat th1a time . . . Did you m you destroys much of the value, often questionable at W. and L. gentlemen stumbling into classes when Princeton bas made cla.aa at aw. cheese! our studies Ia•. were tn town> ever see anytblnl they hear that word "fall." As far as ''line" goes, tendance voluntary aa 1001 aa the And for da Unlvol8lty we'll k111 With perspicacity we'll croea tbe more deserted than Main street best, of formal education. da. referees. the only line a W. and L. gentleman will fall into students do a rea.aonable amount yard. on Sunday mornlnl? .. . Mary Facts and f 1gures can be learned from book:,. of class work. Formerly each atu We're lOin& ta use our brass And taa the e-ne-my a blow quite Baldwin Collele had aort of an It is the influence of the minds and pcrsonalitie:. is a "line of bull" or the bread line. But this is d.ent was allowed et1hteen ab nuck.s on doze mut. hard, open bouse 1aat Saturday. aettlnl not all. sences during the year . . . The And show doze dirty lo\.Lifll we rot As rracefully we trip across the the Younser set introduced to new o( able teache rs which makes college worth the rut.. Look at tho e words, ''We're going to win an bulldlniJs and grounds at Colum sod, men. Tbey picked a bad week di ( ference in time and money. Yet our students, bia. a.re valued. at $55.000,000. And if ya don't think we'll win, Tallyhoo! Tralaa! Huzzah! end . . . A Platrue on tbe worm prevented by an attitude of childish egoism from other time." Sich grammar I You ask yourself Those at Harvard are worth you are nuts. you are nuts, who awlped a New York Tlmee Rah! Rah! Rahl OUr present Swinr Is too com associating with their professors, are often de when we're going to win and the song says not $125,000,000, while Yale's campus not belongtnr to him from the ts valued at flOO,OOO,OOO. pro.rnlalng. It either ou•bt to be table at MCCrum •a on SUnday at prived of this benefit. Until this attitude is re this time but another time and what is more, we're Then, too, tbere IS always the purified as Rev. Twlttleberry sur- temoon .. . Splnich to Wee WUlte placed l.>y a more normal one, r eal scholar hip not going to win until we all fall in line. At that -- menace of school adminlatratlona rests. or strenathened by the act- Grover on his campatp for rate, we'll never win a ball game. out-tbroatlng seems to be th e who have the combined broad- dltlon of some lood old New Freahman Preaident. wi ll remain at a premium on this campus. vogue at V. M. I. One Keydet in- mindedneu of tbelr dia~lshed Cholsey verbiage. It 1a a queatlon And those words, "For W. and L., I yell, I vited his best girl to Lexinrton anceaton, the W. c. T. u., the for you. my fellow students, to Some of these IUYS who are tor the opening bops, while an- Puritans, and the Tennessee an- decide : THE OLD STORY yell, 1 yell, I yell." Well, you know what people out for reforma OUi ht to SUIIelt thought o£ Gertrude Stein for saying "A rose is other inmate asked h1s beat 1lrl ti-evolutloniats. It seems tbat Will you bide with the profane tbat the Univeralty buy comfort POLITICS AGAIN for home-comJng. She happena to theae antique officials believe the gana, or Joln the dalay chain able chairs tor profeaaora. Wblle The wcll·oilcd machine is still working, and a rose is a rose is a rose," and there isn't much be the same rtrl, and 1t has Iince words to the "SwlntJ" uncouth, rana? some or the profs stand up to lec more smoothly than ever, to outward appearance difference. F urthcnnore, we are supposed to be been decided to combine the two ------~------ture, as Martin, Hoyt, Blnton and dances .• May man win. tlon pictures. with the Pulitzer PloUJ'DOJ. there are a number anyway. Another group of of ficcrs has been elect gentlemen, and a gentleman would never yell. H e ~t I _I PREVIEWS prize wlnnlna story of aocia1 llke Bean, Crenabaw and L. P. ed and all is again quiet in political circles. might cry out ··Huzzah, huzzah !"-or even shout Paul Tulane. a ITe&t. rreat ...... ______snobbery ln a small mid-wen Smith and the rest who prefer to Every democracy that C\"er existeu sooner or "Bra,·o, lads!" But yell ? Never! grand-nephew of tbe founder of town. Pathos marks the COUJ'1Ie of be seated. It's bad enoUJ)l for the Then "We fight, fight, fight for every yard." Tulane UnlveraUy, entered th e 'fte New tbe picture. atudente to be uncomfortably later acquired factions and parties and bosses and eeated wblle llatenlna' to a lec E\'er) body knows boxing has been abolished at New Orleans Institution thJa fall. Wednesday : Top Bat-Thia 1s cliques. The \\'a. hington and Lee tudent go,· Newapapers featured the story, Ita laat nlaht; and 1t you havm't Lnlc ture. but that 11 no reason why ernrnent b no exception, in fact it has run the \V. and L. and we're still going to have three but they overlooked the fact that already seen It once or twtce, be Wednesday : No More Ladles tbe profNeOI'I should be compell fights for e\'ery yard we gain. According to Par the boy Is bavlni to wort bla sure to ro. n Ia hlrhlY entertain ed to lit in uncomfortable cane whole gamut a.nd i now in the final stage, the eta~ Robert. Montaomery and bottomed stra.l8bt back chain. agraph A, Article 1, Section 2, Rule 10 for Con way through the same university ina wtth much hllartous comedy. Joan Crawford who make a dull iron-bound machine, run by the few. which bJs .-reat uncle eadond. Especially 1ood 1s Helen B roder and tiresome attem,pt at maklq Subject for theata: J!tfect of Un And after all, why shouldn't it be ? If we stand duct of Player , "Any player striking an oppo Ick, who appears as Edward Ev comfortable Chairs on tbe Amount a sophisticated picture. The only of Work Demanded by Profeuo1s. nent with his fists, locked hands, or elbow will Lee and Grant are room-mt.tea erett Horton's wlle. The openlniJ rood part of the picture 1s the for it it i'l bccau e of one o£ two reasons, either at collere. Two freshmen were be ejected from the game and his team penalized scene tn the club room
lnterfrat Council Coach Cy Young will addreaa Powerful Dukej Nearly Scores SC MayTake I the meeting, Dr. Farrar said. Grid Machine Following the BIG BLUE In New Schools By ZACH KRAMER • I I Smashes W & L ~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-.:.t Eight Colleges Are Under In Crucial T i l t Duke W• the Better Team in Every Department, But Consideration By WasWigton and Lee Wat Not Outfought.- Officials Brilliant Aerial Attack And Idle Thoughts Offensive Plays Are Duke was the better team. the outstanding' end on the Shown by Duke They blocked more effectively, field, and he deserves mention they tackled more severely and for be carried out every one of Rent-A-Car - Drive-It-Yourself their offense was more power his manifold duties successfully. BIG BLUE THREATENS ful. Wasbln~n and Lee was Captain Jack Bailey played hls Chauffeurless ·Taxi Co. beaten In evb department Df usual fine game, making at one TWICE IN CONTEST the game, an
.,_--...,_- -~- _.,_.__ New Directory IGi'liam Crormed King General Chang W.-L. To Play Kentucky, Miss Mason to Speak Gf Lexin.gton Spellers Army, D uke Next Year Here on Social Security HAMRIC and SMITII In Contest of Words Printed Today Visits Campus Continued from page one Miss Lucy Muon, who spoke on Jewelers Fountain !ens-Favors-Leather Dean Frank J. Gllllam was verslty or VIrginia on October 24. the Federal Becllrlty program Goods Continued from page one rowned as Lexington's champion The game with Duke wUl com here laat spring, will speak next Famou s Chinese Christian plete the schedule for October. -..-....-----·---·--· Is next, ns has been t.he case for peller last night In the an Friday evening at 7:30 in New :!11111111111111111111111111111 tllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll&: the pa.st several years. nual spelling bee conducted by the Officer Interviews The Homecoming game will be played with VIrginia Tech No comb Hall. She will describe the - - Although Iowa and Malne. rep sponsors of the local Children's Fletcher - resented last. year. have no stu Clinic. vember 7 In Lexlnaton. On No progress this act has made since = = dents In school this ses,sion, their Held in the Ann Smith Acad vember 14. Washington and Lee It was passed by the recent ses ~ The NEW CORNER STORE I Invades Kentucky to play Cen - loss Is more than offset by the emy, lhe contest was featured by Genero.l Chang, famous Chinese sion of Congress. Miss Mason Is :- Incorporated -i ~rc. addlllon of Colol'lldO, NebrRka, the presence of most of the local Christian general, was a visitor the secretary of the National Con and Wyoming. There are no stu "best spellers." Including a num of Washington and Lee Monday. The season will close Thanks = = giving Day, November 26, with a sumers' league. - - dents rrom Greece this year. but ber of professors from both Wash and was shown about the cam -= -= one ls registered from Peru. ington and Lee nnd V. M . I. pus, showing great interest in the game against' the University of After the speecb, which ev - - Maryland to be played in Wash = COLLE,GE NEWS POSTED DAILY := Following is a cla.ssillcatlon or The list or words was compiled Unlversl ty. eryone may attend, there wUl be - Ington. Baltimore, or POSSibly 1n :- -I students by residence: by Col. Dixon of v. M . I. and Dr. AJJ the general speaks no Eng a dlscusalon of the program witb : Tobaccos, Candy, Beer, Sbelley of the University ancient lish, he was accompanied by his College Park. Sodas, Lunch : Alabama ...... 23 language department. winner and interpreter, one Mr. Pen, and In The tentative scbedule Is as M1sa Mason by the members of E Paper and Magazines 5 Arkansas ...... 16 runner-up respectively or last terviewed by Forest Fletcher, phy follows: the faculty. All students and - - Cnlltonua ...... 3 September 2~pen. - - year's contest. They also acted as sical director. to tlnd out what townspeople are lnvited to attend. -51111HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQ- Colorado ...... 1 Judges. The words were given out program In physical education Is October 3- Army, at West Point. connecllcut ...... 16 by Dr. Gaines. being used here. The general is October lO-West Viralnla. at Delaware ...... 1 Charleston...... + Station-to·station rates on long distance calla are reduced at The contestants were dJvlded In America to study systems of Dtstrict. of Columbia ...... 18 October 17-Kentuclcy, here. + into two teams captamed by Col. physical education. and to deliv 7 p.m. with a still greater reduction at 7:30 p. m. Penon Florida...... 18 Read of V. M. I . and Dr. Howe. er addresses on the proness of October 24- Virglnla, at Char- Compliments : Georg1a ...... 13 Although the captains were the Christian ef!ort In China. He lottesville. · --of- • to-person rates are the same all houn. IllinoiS ...... 29 October 31- 0uke, at Rich among the early "missers," the SPOke at the Presbyterian church BOLEY'S teams fought on, and It was 11- Monday night. mond. f I November 7- V. P. I ., here LEXINGTON TELEPHONE COMPANY ~(\~ .::::::::::::::::::::: ~ nally Dr. Howe's team which won. Although greatly impressed by Kentucky ...... 61 Runner-up In the contest was ! Homecoming)...... Louisiana ...... 10 his interview with Pletcher, Gen Ml'S. L. P. Smith, wl!e of the era.! Chang showed h1s keenest November 14-Centre, there. Maryland ...... 37 bead of the romance language November 26--Maryland. there. Massachusetts ...... 19 Interest in the small tree In front STONEWALL JACKSON CAFE Michigan ...... 18 depart.,ment at Washington and of the dJnlng haU, which was +-··--MI •• • 1111 .. ---· The Southern Inn Lee. given to Washington and Lee by Comer of Main and Nelson Sts. Minnesota ...... 2 JACKSON BARBER SHOP For good food at reasonable rates Invites You to Try One of Their Delicious Meala Misslsslppl ...... 19 Both amusing and pitiful were Ll Hung Chang, the great Chinese the words on whicb some of the statesman and friend of Amer Special Rates for Students Reasonable Prices Mlssoun ...... 18 contestants went down. Dr. De If it was good enouah for Gen. Fountain Senice Nebraska ...... 1 Ica. The general stated through sha was eliminated on tbe word his Interpreter that Li Hung Robert E. Lee, lt must be i?Od New Jersey ...... 60 enough for you. New Mexico ...... 1 "Imminent" and Dr. Morton on Chang Is held In high esteem in •·accomodate," whlle Dr. Bean .,__.._11 __.. __.. ______•• -· + New York ...... 93 CWna, and he himself bas a spec + North Carolina ...... 17 went down swinging at "analo· Ial Interest Ln the university For Good and Fancy Food gous." Prof. John A. Graham left which Li Hung Chang had admir Ohio ...... 37 tbe contest with "malteasance." HIGGINS and IRVINE Oklahoma ...... 5 ed. come to Suoscribers! Pennsylvania ...... 61 Lumber and Builder's South Carolin.a ...... 15 Freshmen Name Grover There was a meeting of the • Supplies McCOY'S GROCERY Tennessee ...... 19 Publications Board thiS afternoon Phooe 439 Get All the University News Texas ...... 32 President at Meeting at 5:00 o'clock in Newcomb ball. Verrnont ...... 2 Vlfi].nla ...... 197 continued from page one ~=lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllllllllllllllllllllllllll~:_~====~· w est Virginia ...... 56 bls constituents as "Lucky" Gro- We are specialists in Enclosed fine my checlt for $3.10 to renew my Wisconsin ...... 7 ver. Have Your LAUNDRY Washed At The Wyoming ...... 1 A triumphant march through Ford Service but we re- subscription to The Ring-tum Phi. canal zone ...... 1 town on the sturdy shoulders of R kb .d S L dry Bav.'llll ...... 1 hls supporters climaxed the cele- oc rt ge team aun pair all makes of cars. Mexico ...... 1 bratlon in "Wee Willie's" honor. =_-:_ =====- Peru ...... 1 Grover made elght speeches. He Our prices are low and Name stopped wherever he found peo- which also solicits the Cleaning and Pressing of your ple whom be though might listen Moreland Announces the work is guaranteed. Address to him. The flow of oratory from ~====: Suits- the Zoric, Odorless Cleaning Method is used. :=====_ Names of Contributors the balcony of the Robert E. Lei! hotel caused a trattlc Jam on To Law School Building Main street. Two hundred and FREE DELIVERY SERVICE-CALL 18.5 flfty people answered Grover ROBEY'S Address aU subscriptions to FRANK CREW, bus- when be raised his right hand in 5UIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'F. Largely by means of liberal ap- t GARAGE iness manager. propriaUons by the Board of lrus- a ~~:~u ~~mce through town. ~1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111g tees but supplemented by gifts with Grover on the shoulders of S S (Ford) from alumni and friends of the Umverslty, the law school has Ws subjects. and a final speech S f 0 llOW t he ArrOW :- been able to assemble a working that ended when the beaming or- : S Buena Vista, Va. lnqr ling-tum JI)Jt llbrary of abouL s.ooo volumes to ator went hoarse, ended the eve- : TO- : replace in a measure the library ning'sGrover festivities. claims to be a keen stu- := - := =~======::!J ~~~~:::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ losL In last December's fll·e, ac- 1dent of public affairs. He likes : T Q L L E Y ' S T Q G G E R Y S ...... + ..... +++++++++++++++ ..++++++++++++++tt+++++ cord ina lo Dean W · H . Moreland. certain features of the national : 5 Among the donors or books to Igovernment. buL reels that Roose- : : the law Ubrary are lhe follow- velt Is "materially sllpplna." E § COLLEGE TAILOR SHOP lng: When questioned about the : SEE THOSE : Mr. John Randolpb Tucker, Italo-Ethioplan War Grover said: : : Welcomes Students to Its New Location Near the Comer Store Richmond; Mr. George W. Cha- "Mussolmt will find worse than : A R R Q W E + ney, Roanoke: Mr. A. D. Ltps- he expected and the League wUl : S THE BEST CUSTOM TAILOR IN TOWN comb. Beaumont, Tex&8; Mr. be either made or broken by this : : FRANK Robert B. Tunstall, Rlc~ond ; Istruggle." . : SHIRTS, SHORTS, TIES AND : REMODELING - ALTERING Mr. L. J. Boxley, Roanoke, Hon. 1n emulation of President : E: New Fall S uits - Overcoats - Formal Apparel - Mess J adcets John W. Eggleston, Judge of the Roosevelt despite the fact that 5 HANDKERCHIEFS MORSE Supreme Court of Appeals; Mr: the chief' executive Is "slipplni." I§ §_ Guaranteed Work Which Will Save You Money Allan R. Campbell, New York, Grover's first o!flclal act was the = Phone .572 Mr. Robert M. Hughes, Norfolk; establishment of a brain trust to S 5 Prot. L. L . Campbell, Cambridge, officiate In an advisory capacity. : SEE US FOR THAT TUXE DO OR TAIL §=====- ~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·-·~·-·-~·-·-·-·-·~·-·-·-·~·-·--·~·········· ...... Mass.; Mr. Walles Hank, Nor- He plans to announce details S COAT WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY .. folk; Mr. Douglas E. Brady, Olas- of his New Deal within the next : - iOW; through the efforts ot Mr. few days. : James R. Cask.le, a portion of the : A BRAIN HARASSED BY A PEN library or the late Judge H. c . = GET THAT TOP COAT WHILE OUR McDowell ; Mr. George E. Far- Barnes, S tudent to Attend § 5 THAT RUNS DRY, LOSES ITS rand, Los Anaeles : Mr. James Interfraternity Meeting : SELECTIONS .ARE COMPLETE S Kay Thomas, Charleston; Mr. C. . : 5 L. Claunch, ChallanQ08a: Mrs. As W .-L. Representatives l lillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllr. Library,Herbert JUniversity. Taylor, Staunton; or Michlaan: Law washlnaton-- and Lee's represen- ~~~~~~~~~~-~--·-;;••••;•• iS.u~tUuu:e ... l>th4Je/l. ... tuul &JIU"Une law finn of Hunton, W Ullams, Itallves to the National Intcrfro Hence Parker Created 102" More Ink •lid Vlllllel.. l111111tr Anderson, O.y and Moore. Rich- ternity conference wUI be Prores- , CllplcltJ mond ; Mr. Henry W. Anden;on, sor James F . Barnes and a stu· Richmond; family of the late dent to be selectrd by the Inter Judae J. P. Hobson of Kentucky; rrntemlty council. The 1935 In- I Vlralnla State Bar A.ssoclatlon. terfratemlty conCerence wlll be -- - held at the Roosevelt hotel In New York cU.y on November 29. 1 For the firllt time in the his tory of the conference the arad· tr·E···w uate and underaradunte sections Will combine In one large assem Today and Wednesday II bly. Prof. Bnrnes declared. II Among the prominent speakers See It .Again with whom neaottntlons nre now being made lo address lho con trJence Is Dr. Nicholas Murray TOP HAT Butlc.>r. president of Columbia un I verslty. The general h ue:s which will Thurlday-Frlday II be discussed at the meetlna are problems nffecllnt frutemlllc Katherine and their relations lo collraes. Increa~ tmollment. In a ma Jority or American collrae" lhla HEPBURN year will probably re ull In a 1cc ord-breaklna attendance an lhr ALICE .ADAMS conference. accordlna to Prof. Bamc . LYIUC'-Toda) !i 0 Ralph Bellamy Lexington May H ave I' Tala Birell Aviation School Soon The po.-,., lbllllY thnl U'xinllton "You can't haw fun lilce this with shim that shrink,. AIR HAWKS may soon ha\·e un av1allon eehool wus reVNlled today by Dnvld • Undergrat.luotca in 35 lending uuivcr· II LYRIO- WC'dn rsday II Pht'lj)ll, sophomore. or London, I *From Harvard to Southern fAUfornla Ohio. 11it ics ognio acclaim ARROW mar thrlr ·wanted by ~fore Stude nt~ That'• why thm••Gntlllnhtudrnuaro too pump like other Ncletll peu "It Joan Crawford four or tlvt• atudents will popular favorite. Jteuson ('nou~h - rtj tl llrlnj! th l'l fl tr•.,..•n ll "'"• ~lth thiurv. unthlnS to rf' ndrr it ui4'1C'M latl'f oo. fllPniCy their lnttnllon ot tnktna Tl uu~ All Otlaer Standard o lutinnory nt·w P 11 rl..t·r V»c·umiHillwith Tbat'11 why it. Ia auarantMd mHhant. Robert M ontgomery A•·row'e cxclusivr pall!'rn!l, cxtwrt tnilor lc'l.'>Ons " f.ald Ph(•lJ)'I. "I can gel Brateds Combined ~.·hlblu inl l lltJjll)' and Ill.!% more of it. l'all)' ll«'rftet. <'.o to any aood ttore n lrnnsporl. pllut to cotnll h(•re ing antl ca reful tyling. All rrow hirtt 'R r ltnltlinv tiJ ill m ir· lt'lhn.: (W'IIll anti try It yourwll. The NO MORE LADIES u.nd brhlll a hlp," a d~ ~ rilrr to lh" llj!h t, Parkrr l )t'D Company,]aoetYille, Wll. ore unforizctl laru n~ Evt'ry time tbat you The rniNI for the compll'!o In· write, your Train o£ th!')' un "o tb!' in!. It· H I II LYRJC'- Frldav II tnJctlon course. ll<"<'Otdlng to Thou ght (l u het along - tl'fl !I·•Y• oh~11cl If l t 'l Phelps, will bo vt>ry 1 casonllblt>. rail" nlllr('; drlit•a to t huo nmnlng lo"'. It ia lanu· Robert Donat A nt'w Taylor Cub all phnc, 11ald jltOUi m t'r. And evNy nutrtl hulh ut• rin s lln110f81lCI"-('VC'f1 Ur'ftO rlnJ n( hlmmrrin& ?arler SIIIRTS JM'lly Made line Carroll to bfl the besl type of Instruction ARROW J>r.rl antl J,.t •mart, , I~CUMATI~ tli•lrlll tion cauMd. b) a p lan~" , \\Ill b n\uihtiJ l~". ~11 a11d TIE ~~h .. e. lil..,., wholly C'J[• -AAIYIII MtUIMICAUf Hafttf I"'" I h11 t aldpt anti run 'I Phelps learn d Ul fly this sum dry in ltudy ptriod•, du~hl'. Jw"l.,, iJ1 • ,.,.clio, U 10, TIIIRTY-NINE o..r.s.... ••o "jO, •~4 u mr• ln n 1'n)lor plnuc. lie Is now rl•••,.•· or exama, oh It l"l•ntairl!l no n1bl""r STEPS 1n comnmnlcallon with a pilot atrUflJ tbo trad ud de· Ill' (uuntl in .loll'•l"fH' •ANtletm11-Rou , .Htfol StrtiCI lllfHY who ts lnLctP tr.d In comlna to raU. &he ttalo. wnMOW ~ pena- oo ..quirt•IWI (MI· ~ "SIIu ,...,•• , •....,._.. Lexington, h s ys.