OldGrads Converse Will Attend Welcomed To Davidson-Erskine Festivities W$t Batribstoman Game ALENDA LUX UBI ORTA LIBERTAS

VOL. XXVII. DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON, N. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1939 No. 7 Converse Accepts j Waring Gives!Homecoming Celebrations IDavidson New Invitation of ODK College Hviini To Be Brought To Climax ChesterfieldProgram Features For Erskine Game Alma Mater.by Maestro By Dances,Banquet,Game Fred Waring's king Student Body President Sends heralded Ambassadors, by McMillin, ih-w Dnvidaoa Ahna Mater led Dr. William P. Jacobs Will Be Letter Of Acceptance To Furnish Music for the Swings I Principle In inn played last Friday On Speaker At Many Go To \vas Dance Set Banquet GIRLS ADMITTED FREE niojit at 7:00 P. M, over a na- tionwide NT?C hookup. CLARINET IS FEATURED First Converse Day In History MUSIC PROGRAM SLATED Day The hymn,, starting 'Davidson,| Of Davidson Queens Mater," Set Tickets Go Off Sale At Alma final num- Delta Kappa's in- v>as the Noon Tomorrow FraternitiesSeek BestDecora- Omicron 250 Davidson Students Get .. her oy the regular ChcsUIiield vitation to the Student Body ' tion Prize Dates For Gala Halloween program. Ihe student oo.lv gathv Dutch McMillin aiul his College to the v ; of Converse visit Carnival eied in front of Chambers to hear )r. ibs, Davidson campus for flie Er- Duke Xrnbassndors will I William I'. [aci |>re i '< skine game on the eighteenth Approximately 250 DrrditsoTi for dntu'Os which , \. ill ho cK-ni 'i I'n-sl>\ tcrinii i illege, sittiiiL', the 1 1 at the wvt .ot "Cham- j| mi 37(1 Srui 4thj will In tin principal speaker at of"November Ikis been formal- students accepted the blanket reception hold NoviMiilicc ' hri maids." AMordial was.:\ iiicciit t "mirtney will he the the annlial Ihmieci .mini;- ban- ly accepted. in\itation extcndcd.tp the sui- civi'ii the nicWc which was greeted| t In- < ■ qtU't, Mr.'.-;i jrrjlds In a k'ltcT "Si-" Day..presi- 'lcut hiiily fbT a Ipopular V. icaliist with iudcni boiU—pf Carnival at Queeni-Chicuni chestra.—This IkuiJ is the | the climax of the week- dent oi Con .I -..„.. cottt-ge— '" end'- verse, she that the girls ap- College. This ; Kour-P.irt Hurmony pnprrkn f*ft4u-Mra ; iV association, greeted by Davidson students at service beginning at 10:05, and each Waring organization, hut David- by l.es Urown and was at j Duke Ambassadors who will play majority were planning oil blind Dutch I eon is scheduled for 12:50 Satur- numerous date bureaus set up on evening he has spokon at 7:15. Ak s,.,i has mil rights to use it if they time in this band.| tomorrow and Saturday nights dates. A system was tried in! * " that clarinetist here day afternoon. new preliminary chapel was led f However, before it was tin- ' the lawn in front of Chambers ScCUflrTg girls'. service d.sin. Ihilcli laler took over liWlllhM is shown abovr yielding some torrid fife blind dales. All Alumni building, couples will then view Friday by Dr*. F. W. Johnston. composed, there was an under- WlU'll l.i's h as forced to It lip. i liquorish stick. Me- Gathor The wantiiiB dales on flivc tones from his - put their name standing college be 1 the Davidson Krskine game on that the would There will be, as usual. Iwo widely known for abil- 1 a mask then all the masks Sucre Millan ia his The welcome alumni are ex- Richardson Field, where the prirls under no obligation whatsoever to will be a rhythm. This boys dances iii this set. First I|ity to create dance pceVcl to campus put in a box for the to draw ■ Ratlvcr on the will he admitted' free. Supper will ) j adopt the piece it ii does not meet I rid.iv ni.i;ht formal, beginning at , played with the famous froth. Thus every one got a dale. Wiley Speaks summer he from 11) M.,m for back-slapping, \\ ilh Iheir cutire approval. 1(1 and ending at < Jimmy at the be held in the basement of Cham- 2 o'clock. The SatrI orchestra of Dorsey memnrv-, hariiiL', gct- mlormal, and a ffencr"al bers, and that night some form of Program * Suggests in.lav night dame will be JMeadowbrook for several nights. Ajjain Tonijjil Alumnus loRCther. Things will begin to git will given in the Mter was running from 8 12 midnight. entertainment he the supper thai held Oscar Armstrong, a Davidson until under way with a musical program Chambers Auditorium. As yet no the atmosphere oi carnival, No Christmas Dance in a ) alumnus residing i,, New York lirst in Chambers auditorium at 11:00. plans up this adjourned to Ending Series set « ill be the only have been drawn for ihe group the audi- heard of the offer by Fred War-' This dance Stii Mr. Burton's query that he would Girls Wearing Corsages Will I.11] ui I hall in I lumbers llieir " to delay the second set^ until later I \'r to the guests ami their escorts dur- square dance was held in the din- The Rev. Sam Wiley con- j be quite willing to write a hymn Not Be Admitted annual Mr Mills willprr- girls in the winter. These sets, with the lumhcun ing the day. As yet the list of inn room. Tlie dining hall was cludes his series nf addresses!for Davidson, stating this his chief : side and had ,,!f win, ,, few hVicf ' two spring sets, will make up the will be per;I coming up for the festivities has decorated with tile idea of a car- to Davidson students tonight purpose was to help the smaller Flowers for Rirls not remarks hollowing his introduce it separate ;it customary four groups of dances. mitted at Davidson dances, acrorrl- not been received. As soon as nival. Each class had a 7:15 in Chambers. colleges which needed Alma Maters. lion, Dr. Jacobs, renowned as a posted stu- chapel and at 7:15 P. M. torr The exact dates of the remaining ing to Paul Marion, president ol the arrives it will be and booth and there were booths for In He has already written and play- ■ speaker and economist as well as an days s three sets will be announced at CotJncil, in a state dents will be allowed to sign up confections. There was also a freak the past three Mr. Wiley has ed songs for a number of colleges Pan-Hellenic educator, will make the principal some late,- date by the Part- Ihe student body' last ' for dates. show and a fortune teller. At 10 delivered the six*messages of thee including Uider, Trenton and Ohio ment to topic Council. address on a of his own Kor the past few years it has been o'clock the dance ended and the fall services. Wesleyan. Hellenic week. choosing. the custom of Davidson to invite sorority houses were opened for Preliminary Service The new arrangement of dance Breaking a precedent of years sets, pre-lhrist- worn student body girls to one of the girls and their dates. Dr. F. W. Johnston led a special which eliminates a standing flowers will not he Other Speakers nias set, is expected to prove more Davidson, dajircv Tlii l>an noes football games. Last year a Salem chapel exercise Friday in view of at Next, — popular as more con- 1 Dr. TMir. ihe recently Day was sponsored'-by ODK. In the fall services. Hev. Wiley ar- ChooseBlazers as well much into efTecl with il" KomecoinitiR expensive the Only dates elected head Furman 1938 the student body of Queens rived ill time to attend the Alumni venient and lesii to dances of llii^ week. of University, Three A tan basket-weave jacket won body. Heretofore, Pan-Hellenic remarks-, was invited for a football game. Banquet Monday Davidson student of the members of the w ill make a.few brief fol- Brief evening light same weave set, over a blue of the with the late December dance will I"- allowed wear The year before that Winthrop was During his visit in Davidson he Council to lowed hj n report oh Davidson aih- as the blazer of 1940 in the vote many difficilltils presented them-' corsages. will he the 111 invited"! This is the first time Con- stayed in the Schenck home and These Ini.s In Mr. LaFar. Plays Given taken Monday by the seniors. selves, such as add.. ( mas any 1 verse Day has been sponsored. ate at the hoarding houses. I 'Inisl [he figure. Should others hii"'- different 1 After a few remarks ir..m the Tucsda*y The blazer chciseii v\ill be a expense and the haul time students [lowers flicy will have to be Icfl Masquers Of On rhe had dinner with his floor the now-feasted jjkl KTa,ds will Present Trio tailor-made sporl coat with a three j had getting their dates to lake cuts'!1 at trie door. own fraternity^ S. A. !■. i.i (lie to support One-Act Dramas liutton front, a full drape, and single <.. neat Christmas. The new ar- Long I'..lit. adioiirn stadium Magazine Topics Ihe 'Cats against the Citadel Bull* To nt in out all pre 'I I inrii p has conic \ i ! should iron of flowers The Red and Black Masquers,I In diapel Tuesday, Mr. Wiley the hack. raiiKerneni he . n In organization, are thai many blaz- iii.us dilli. idlics. .,i!, t luuft dehl.nan..n. For years local dramatics pre- Chose IS his topic, A Full drown Indications ' Appear la,gc Iickets i..i the 1lomeconiinR 1 ihe question o.f the added expen e \ni.iu:.; the other Homecoming Soon sented three successful one-act Man. taking his text from.Ephe- ers » ill be putiha .-d since a Dances w.-ni on sale Tuesday, Oc- ol buyinp; flowers lias arisen and activities will he a i oncert in the Iplays on Tuesday, October 24. These sians. In the scripture Paul gives number of seniors staled ils pref- First Scripts 'n Pranks To Bei tober 24th, and will go off sale In this year far the first time the i*- atuHtorimn Friday- by the syiu- plays were directed by three senior oi thr perfect church erence on Monday, turns announc- Issued Saturday the ideal day, November ,^rd. nt nnnn. t hr| lias actually a vote. ;phonic hand and a dies* parade of assisted ed that jack- sue come to ' members of the Masquers, as unity of faith ami knowledge measurements for the IT( E, nine members of Ihe Pan-Hellenic The question was put to the nine the I>a\ iilson Rl unit Friday by Pn.f. J. I-'rwin. the son of God. A character ets will be made sometime in the At lone; last, it's come!The great of Council are in cliarge of the ticket jyH-ial fraternities. The majority de- aflei noon The first of the series was a dra- sketch of was his topic on mar future by a member of a event for which the student body "Submerg- Judas tailoring company. Ilehvtry .sale. cided ihat Ihev should imt he worn. A s'petiifl feature will be the an- matic tragedy, entitled Tuesday evening. will has been waiting all these first long at Davids,.,, follows decorating fraternity — ed" and written by H. Stuart Cott- Meeting with tlie "V" Cabinet take laawecn ten days ami a month. This action nual contest in months of school Scripts 'n thr started ill other south- houses. A will be given by the m.in and Lc Shaw. The Wednesday night, Wiley ..I clais have been week up to the time ot.the final custom cap Pranks is yours on Saturday, No- Wrtme on RcVi Members tin- Noith Carolina ill ca.ffl of characters in order of. their for his Thurs- examining a large number of ma- ballot on Monday. rern schools. In Pan-Hellenic Council to the fra- vember 4th. discussed the toulci particular the abolition of the an- t'Tiiiiv adjudged original in appearance follows: Dunn, Kelvin day addresses ind gave sugges- terial samples for several week*.. Kadi.. Station VVSOC made a re- most From the colorful cover to the j Shaw, ; piece cient custom is prevalent. At Dttkr. ihe decoration nf ils house. IMeans ; InNewell RoHTnsnn tions as a former studrnt and "Y" £The samples were narrowed down cording of the which was last interesting advertisement and body the University of North Carolina faculty' act as Brica (cpward), Ed Hay; McAn- secretary as tor'how the "V" could to about twenty and displayed in .played for the student fol- A committee will screamingly funny joke, this illus- % Monday. and Wake Forest the ban prevails. judges "i the committee drews (comrnandcri, Roland Jones: be carried.on. the Student Store fur the past lowing chapel last Members trious publication is crammed and Nabb (cockney"). I. Fields: Jorg- have not \et been announced. jammed full of tlr'ngs you will son (Swede), Gene Verecn. The Indyiug will take plaee Saturday read, thinps want to without which action centers around the attempts R O T C Frat morning. MI houses will be o\n-n your college edi cation will not visitors, at escape of the seamen on board Dr. Lingle Greets Alumni ior especially alumni of the he complete. (This is not propa- submerged various fraternities. a submarine. visitor to the campus, and have Honors Seven ganda). comedy ■\1m. part "' program "Gajus and Gaius. Jr." a Requested seen such new features ;fs the new a rrw will The magazine features three short Alumni Are To Re- , Blade llonorai 1 ' of old North Carolina was the sec- infirmary, the recently completedI Scabbaf.0 and I he tin- annual lall set of dances stories, "Mill of The Gods," by capture the Old Davidson lapped seven men at a ond of the plays. The story lies dormitory, (he intra- Fraiernitv Iat trie Charlotte Armory. Gordon Horton, Chronicle," Spirit Duke and new parade Friday afl'-r- "Salem Iin the struggle of a young son field; special drill | by Miller, year's mural perhaps, on the other 27, Rut winner of last I father over marriage. The noon, October Iand his Dr. Waller Lee Lingle, president hand, vim haven't been back to ihe literary society competition, and play : Those officers accepting invita- characters in this were Mr. of the college, has issued the fol- old Alma Mater in a good many Phi Bete Will "Experiment in the Gruesome," by [Continued on Patje Six] tions' were Oscar Joyrrex, Captain, ' lowing welcoming statement to re- years, and even Chambers build- George Milne. All of these stories ' a njeniber of thd battalioinstaff, and \ turning alumni : ing will seetn new to you. are illustrated with lino-cuts, and. member of Beta Theta .l'i. social Elect Seniors However, represent the student's efforts at Annual Proofs Shown There is a hearty welcome await- regardless of how much fraternity; John Kennedy, First serious writing. ing all alumni who return to the outward appearances have changed, Lieuterranti member of l'i Kappa Committee To Name New you'll In the opposite corner we have| AH Annual proofs will be cqllege for Homecoming Day. It we are sure that find the Alpha, social fraternity; Harry Members Tomorrow Battling: Kid Humor, represented I available in the Parlor of WatU warms our hearts to see you back spirit of the campus much the same Hendricks, First Lieutenant, var- today. campus, encourages was you were a student. by a double rirlKe spread of car- mi the and as it when sity baseball manager, member oi The Annual Phi Bet.i Kappa se- every toons of a day in the life of a The staff desires man to us to press on in our work. Some Though the faces of the student Pan-Hellenic Council, I'i Kappa ]lections will be made tonight and drop by at his earliest conven- as one body may be strange you, we freshman by Frank Atwater, and one has defined a friend to Phi, social fraternity; Bill Birming. . chap.1! . bridge are to be announced in to- a poem catching the highlights oil! ience to select his choice from who knows all about a fellow and -are-more than anxious to ham. First Lieutenant. Beaver Club, will be proffered existing gap 'morrow morning. a college career of a irosh by Frank : the proofs that still loves him. Alumni know all the too-often between Track; I'.oh I'hipps, member of on entrance to the parlor. inside students by getting to The highest ranking members of Jeter. him about the college from- the alumni and Kappa Sigma, social fraternity, and Enlargements from they love for know other, for Davidson be- lire Senior Class will be nominated The feminine background of this these and when show their each on track team; Kenneth Hope, Cap- longs ; for membership by usually staid; and male college has proofs may be secured at the :the college by coming back from to all of us. tain of the ROTG Hand; and I.icu- and voted upon our college ■a faculty headed by Dr. been enlivened this year, and the i choice of each student in varied jtime to time it gladdens hearts. Officials of the have plan- tenant Colonel Mckeu/ic. head of committee sizes, ; LINGLE, program, with Gumming. In the. spr'ng a pictures of the co-eds graciously shapes, tones and back- We who are members of the fac- DR! W. L. President Ined arTallractive the the Davidson ROTC Department. VV. P. grounds. Sample enlargements ulty and the studpnt body will keep Davidson College Davidson-Citadel game as featureI _ « — second selection of tfiembers will decorate one page. Satire runs , be from in we are a sense I week-end, campus \ made, which willJying the total rampant through Walter Heilman's may consulted a bounti- j mind that in of the and the IN THIS ISSUE be welcoming spirit 1 membership or twelve per little piece about his horse—"Ho- ful collection on display. hosts on Homecoming Day and will j at Homecoming naturally centers is full of a which Homecoming Stories Page to ten " ' hope you can 2 i of the Senior Class. race, while Elmer Bishop gives a This year, as in the past, the !try to show the welcome we feeli around meetings with pld friends we none of resist. . The Foreign Situation Page cent -only., 1 Satuiday Page 2 bit fiienaly advice to the un-i Dunbar Studios of Charlotte .m-our—hcarts. not ill-ward but. amuug. classmates and faculty, avc Bo here --to-cvlcbraie-witli-i Wait A Minute :...■.:. At Davidson College 'is lucUed* of ' ..-Page wary frosh. have handled the Annual pho- ■ in deed and in truth. \ want you to know that the student us. Gleanings 2 one of tire 132 chapterslof the Phi With us are the Poet's, tography, along with similar , Sam Spencer, president of Dav-Ibody, as well as the faculty and The. Davidsoniaii itself -wishes— toi Movie Column P*S« 2 Beta Kappa Society, the oldest or- Page 3 kind, Corner and Notes To You, which work in many other southern idson's student body, has issued j administration, sincerely Welcomes reiterate the above statements in Question of Week ganizati'on of its which was Davidson, Page 4 of Willum is edited tits year by Herbert ,tlie following statement: [you back to wishing for all old graduates a Sports Column founded in the college -Page Swasey andVincent Wyche. Although the interest of alumni It may be that you arc a frequent pleasant and happy week-end. Among the Greeks 5 and Mary in 1776.- Page Two THE DAVIDSONIAN Thuri., Not. 2, 1939

Still pressing on to glories yet to he. 3Tfje Babibsonian Thy stalwart sons in serried ranks behind thee, CANDID CAMPUS GLEANINGS By I voices raise, Founded the Class of 1915 I Htr in hymns of hualtv. ' By MELVIN MEANS B. C. G. ,OUST BETWEEN US 1938 MraScr 1939 GIRLS... |at the S.P.Ev'l party Saturday nite^— Plssocialod Col!o6ioio Press lliK Stan Voder and his winsome Distributor ot miss— Hell acting Davidson's efift to the waste-paper basket. Felix very flust- Golleglde — after comi.lg in from DkScsf It appears four times per year just four ered a "stroll", and becoming more annoyed , times top often. Its jokes are stale, in later Published Weekly "For a Better Davidson" on in the Meek-end when he dis- 1 fact they have appeared magazines in other 1 covered that Tom (ialbreath was I all over the countrv two and three years having his oue-and-only down for STANDARD PRINTING COMPANY ago; its cartoons 'are feeble, pointless, and the dances. Tough luck, Felix Charlotte, North Carolina decidedly not humorous; in comparison to Paging the Dies Committee: we We wondered w lure Matthews and Clark were so stealthily Davidson's weekly publication, it's decided- wonder if the members of tlic stu- ! K"in.n down SUBSCRIPTION RATES dent body know who the freshman j the street Monday nite until we Tfn cent« per copy. SI.SO the ColUftmta yc»r j Iv outclassed. is that belongs to the Nazi Rund. j noticed the blonde and brunette a l'ach year this K flat publication attempts II' can he found in Duke Dorm. i lew paces in front of them. Met to a : create rivalrv with the Daviilsonian. If you are interested Icould proba- they wen- mighty surprised when National AdvertisingService, Inc. ' Cellttt Publisim RepntenUlln I'.uh year it does. Each yenjKtl is put to bly find out his name for you. Have they reached the bouse to find that A2O Mioison AVE NEW YORK NY sh,-(iin-. Why don't someone put them wise 1 lieaftl thit In- has enough literature that they were both married. Better Sheiks, to themselves. to keep the best of the German be careful. you might run danger Davidien; 'students busy for awhile . . . Very into . . . Have you seen i« 'ond-clmi matter al tlic r.> Claudius Monday's K ,r.h r.-irolina. uiv!.T th- if M.ir.-h .'rl. :*. Iobvious on campus these days is Charlotte News in case I.. h;i\e dissolved a pearl worth $40,000 — in (\jfem\ri ( Bad N'ews Gaffney (telegraph a- you haven't. Bosco wants all of you " EDITOR-IN-CHIEF TO \v r\SMl Vinegar and downed it with a order 1 Kcnt) hurrying to by n JIMCURRIE . BUSINESS MANAGER gulp ifi across campus with drop Georgia ami look at to have the ui consuming the tidings of "sorry can't make it. the pictures oi the Seneca Sadie distinction fOMPLEltD THE FULL EDITORIAL STAFF V 1 VIA;; V- /W/ COLLEGE Ili-.i about a rain check" . .. The Hawkins Day (lies the center of i ■ - worUPS most expensive drink. While the CouRS£ AT U, \\ -. ,tiiV \nistant F'litor — NORTHWESTERN 5 V\W- >~^-^2%/ \ past almost of course) As .*■:: ■;■ BY ATTENDING MIGHT SCH00 week-end seemed like Interest, .. . Ihe lime -ps and I'.lani.s costs little to put out it T** week-etld, ■■ RUTH RUTH '0 YEARS/ SHE SPENT 6C a dance with all the draws nigh, indications are that ;:,' . ! . >■■"'■ can well be compared with drink of HajRS , V. t ■ Managing E«iu that NEER FARR. STUDYING-REWAfc:. \ I babes campus. was the ■ on Andy Dale dances are lo exceed even the ; ■ ■ - . . Managing' I "■■: , ■ Ac-ops' The satisfaction and pleasure rc- ! sans i,i ■. . , I . S ntor W.SEAST AND WKTIS WESr" feintnes one minute and at- wildest expectations, better hm '■ ' I't-ivi'il i: not, : to tin- next, ,- ■ from dues a long shot, tached three flood iv and catch those last minute dates I II i ."'..- ■''" ; ] bv - - '■-- K irl jlm|...n V" X justify the amount put into it, £^:. ;" _; --,oinu. Andrew . . . And after so ami be there "when the band starts .. ' yl\"' "" J '■'■■■ C S^KfeO^KSHar policy of any state rhater livnuv. The entire student body has we say, to battle for is always the product of a combina- and the diplomatic situation in ex- an hour or so Shakespeare or istence any mom.cnt, lu-ar-t tin' ."■"rttf-liut ill course it hasn't beert with Milton tion of factors some of which arc at Riven The Murphy's njjs gathering notes for some special research permanent and some transitory. present British Government, de- Mumbli ndnpted a- tilt; "nffk-iaJ alma mati-r hymti " This is a which must spite recent reshuffling, is csscnti-' 1 assignment much less digging into truth one keep ■"■■ Diivii|>ii1i t lipfr-f U'hfii Warifig agreed the By BOB WILLIAMS in mind in'order to ally a small clique of men who are "works of tin- world'.s intellects in attempt- understand the to write this song he stated that if we policies not typical of the rank and file o( ing r sonu- of of Prime Minister Chamb- Thun.-Fri., for any to 'l-l' their philosophies of the Conservative party Nov. 2-3 ivir do .separately. Tlic story iliil not want w accept it. reason erlain. ami who * » * is and add to our quality li<■ rather unusual, whatsoever, it would be all right. Before life education that Among the permanent factors, have obtained t ir eminence by but the cast makes "They Shall Have Mu.ic": lasclia very and flavor ohtainaUe from no other place, i one must consider traditional poli- belonging to the right political clubs it interesting. we hastily accept this 5Dng we iltff (the lleifelz. Waller i'.Ut it is within books that we find the cies which have been adhered to Carlton Chib and the Refor-m Hreiiuaii. Gene Mon.-Tuc, Nov. 6-7 deeper into the subject. (lullI Reynolds. Andrea Leeds, and " * * complete knowledge amassed by for a very long lime such as that and backing the right men Joel " many '1" riot man since (Baldwin Chamberlain). McCrea. Possibly m you know that no great pnwcrvstionld control Hol- and These "Beau Geste": Cooper, Maxwell, the beginning of history. All the way from The singing violin of Ilei- (iary Kay several years ago, l>r. ii. M. an land and Belgium, that no country men Chamberlain, Simon. Hoare, Jascha MMiami, ancient religious philosophies t'ctz, which lias in I Robert Preston, Susan aliunniis ,,i Davidsun College, wrote an to the latest be allowed to establish its hege- and Runciman— have had a more carried notes!, Haywafd, ami Donlevy. divine all parts globe,j Brian Davidson, treatises on medicine and aviation there is mony over Europe (the famous than sneaking sympathy for fascism to of the Well, alma mater for The music was carries the plot highlights luri- it is finally! The pic- held in one building balance of power policy), the whose excesses they regarded as a and the many arranged by "iir more condensed power that ture that of us have been own James Christian Pfohl passing phase, a morbid of this picture. The music is won- and facts than -the early Greeks British navy should never he small- fear and waiting on for ■ quite sunn- time, and it \\a> written hi connection with "iir assembled derful, and to anyone who has any . of, er than the Combined navies of its hatred for Soviet Russia, and a Iliis is tin- first picture ever dreamed ,HfVi>ein lies our liberal lor good whatsoever, four star Centennial program. It was never adopted, two (the greater love for British capitalism love music nearest rivals so-called of tin- year, and \m- Have had some cducatiim. than for the empire, this picture will mean a great"deal, in fact it has never received a fair chance. two-power standard I. These policies British They H'mil ones, but the reports from The its would liked- an"w we would like to have on the are generally because it da-died their hopea te other tx two weeks ago for another shelves actcristics. It is true the blast of us are to(T"y6Ung to pieces. There followed the youtig Gene Reynolds solicits TTei- 5chntil, Akron College, and i> writing an- not there. With the larger library of the British have a profound aver-ion J most rcmemlier the days when Ronald to violent about face in British history let/.'s influence and thus saves the future, this will lie overcome to some ex- definite commitments. They I Colmati as Beau Ocste was the other next week For some other school. ' when day. Of course, the highlight of the would doubtless follow a policy of Chamberlain wcnl begging toast ofThe country's cinemaddicts, l)r. Maxwell wrote Fus foT Davidson, and tent. for alliances and offering guaran- picture is the violin playing of the no entangling alliances if they Bui (iary Cooper equals if not sur- that as it tees — luae.itro, and the romance between Davidson alone, lie i> interested in David- Be may. with our present facili- could. In view of this characteristic, to everybody including those passes liis. performance who did Andrea Leeds and Joel McCrea in this son, it-, flyings and its success. Fred War- ties the literary beauties of all shine Premier Oaladicr lias shown great not want them. It is Cooper, ' time is lost in the rush. streamlined rendition. inij i- forth in the wisdom in letting Chamberlain take This shows that in spite of the who with l,.nal Kay not. The arrangentent was done by volumes found there. Saturday, November 4 his brothers, the leading in forming the anti- amazing perfection one til pur own Professors. In other words, How times history tell of of the political * * ♥ Millancl and Rohert Preston, rushes many does us Hitler bloc because that was the ,tiii> Davidson, machine of the Conservative party, "Hollywood nil to the Sahara when accused of alma mater was written for the hardship and peril endured by a man only sure way maintaining Fran- Cavalcade": Alice of t+ie Chamberlain Government could Ameche, stealing tlic piant sapphire. This by Davidsonhttt*j and has all the tradition, to produce a solidarity. l-'ayc, Don J. Edward theoryor principle! Should lie co-British The French not disregard for any length of time ,is distinctly a man's film, since always go a., Bromburg, Alan Curtis, Stuart Er- \ lioantv. and color thai an alma mater should be left unread and unappreciated? Shall would far as the Brit- the traditional moral factors prized romance is limited a few yearn- ish, win. Buster Kcaton, and Eddie Col- to have. our hurried modern life leave his thoughts hut not vice versa. by the British people. Klections are ing glances between Milland and worthy lins. we and It is also of note that the held from time to time, and there Susan Hayward, Before jump in accept Fred War- undeveloped? Coming at us in all their British To those of you who have seen and since hlood have a kind of moral code : -it, the British electorate as a ami thunder comprise the remaind- inf's alma mater hymn, we should give Dr. majesty we see the lines of Milton, the plays which, although Alice Faye and Don Ameche play . somewhat vague kind of jury ready to give its vcr- er of the offering. .Maxwell's sntrg a chani'e. It's the least we of Shakespeare,the. lyrics elastic, togc'tlier before yon kndw what to of Shelley. With- and is nevertheless very dict in favor of one or the ' !,,- jjuwcrful. other expect, but to those who not Wednesday, November 8 in the classic may found the highest nnrl Any foreign statesman two attorneys: haitff the Government and bad the distinct pleasure oi The song has already been published. Da- lowest of human emotions, the flow of life, who wants to get along with the |the Opposition. seeing-] them toKcTHcf you should see this! "Bad Little Angel": ? ? vidson's fine band could give their rendition and the " gems of Speech. Don't mis-- them! picture by all means. Their per-: Cut« title, isn't it? But its either of the song and we compare it time, could with The will come all too soon when we Formances match and compliment too new or loo obscure to find Fred YVaring's., Then if Waring's song still will decry our lack of familiarity with the Wait a each other, and to this corner it. out anything about. Take your seemed to be the best of the two we could truly great literature. Minute soetns that they have done and can choice, and conn- tell me your opin- By FRANK BARKER do more together than they would ion. accept it as "official," but let's ,t;ive our own KI'A TENNEY, '4(1. alumni a chance. o APPRECIATION .,. this is an you much better to an audience to ports Here are the words to Dr. ;to all romanticists listening in, than have it that he can he found Maxwell's Good Gamblers ' Armory ; Don't Bet In College awful time of night to be trying Icar it Down', from Faust." the walls of the so. what often at Rock Hill, S. C. song: say? FootballPools! to even write a column much less Well, peoples, tomorrow night AFTER THOUGHT . . . Cosh THUMB NAIL ... (I this ALL HAIL! O DAVIDSON! That's the concensus of the big-time grid- trying to express our gratitude to starts off the big blow-off for SKETCH column stinks1 filam* it on I may have to write two in order to Toni's typewriter; it stu-ks on every All hail! (Davidson, dear Iron money experts in -Minneapolis, Minn., the Queen's girls (or the swell time Homecoming. The formal dance 6 Our old Alma other key except q ai of that they tonight fill up all the space that Toni ■/. ...Mater, what has become one of the big-branches showed us ... j should be the first gun to sound for < being Monday), says I must) this first gent is Our of the betting industry, for it was here that this In spite of this fall festival. Hope to sec you ... fathers loved thee, gave their best to (>'4" In ten years, gambling on football results the difficulties that a tired brain all there at 10 P. M. sharp . am! about in height and weighs the last Washington thee; was started may . . University in 1912; introduce to this subject, while speaking 51 Being there at around 180 pounds, a Beta. To Ret lias awarded \cholar-hi'" And still today their loyal sons undaunted, girls, totalling more than $1,GkK>,i)(>0. Queen's we had a mighty fine III sharp, tliere seems to be preval- hack on the subject, the gentleman ' Follow them on, pledge their loyalty. Here's the way "one of the hoys" evening all around. Those _ and describ- Mosclcy ent cm this campus, and on| others under observation hails from Ark- ♥ sister's rendition of too, a always es the odds against you cash-in on a pick- "Now and custom of coming to ansas, a senior, and also be has a : Princeton University W;|| found ;i Thin' was All hail ! O Davidson, Thy classic halls are extra special, and the ithe dance an hotir late. When you lot to with a special geograpEtetl 'library i the-wihriers ticket: "J'll bet you 200 to one monologue do the Freshman .. .1 of Sarah Thompson was come ri^ht down to it, fellows, this year honor of Richard ,,. standing, you can't flip a coin and make it up a fourth ,freshman they call ggjBWurto conic every bit as good an the encores is kinda silly. Why spend $4.00 Type of to him. He makes Phi Beta Kappa of the faith of those who founded heads 10 times out 10. Same way with showed. To those of you who miss- dance for a total of about seven grades-, and his appearance tends to Vassar College is eoij i,,c ft picking football just el annual lair, uiuct winners. It isn't duiicJ'— this at all we can hours and just dance for four or hold up tile dignity special campaign to.raise1 say is, of the senior . ., sjiv-i Casting their spellupon thy sons enchanted, The one sure thing about the whole busi- "Too had." Thanks a million, five. :..after"all the band going- (HX) is class ...a fine debater, and a grn- endowment |,n -;.il.. may your Bltff li i Holding them still, in faith and loyalty. ness is that the betting commissioners al- tials.itud we return hospi- to be there "in tlic groove" from eral all man to fund. tality around have on . ways win, whetherit's 10 per cent average in the near future. 10 o'clock on Friday night and your side for any undertaking that An oild thought just heard over don't you think we might as All.hail!.0 Davidson, One hundred years on their straight odds on bets, 30 to 50 well requires work and deep thinking. I'arnard Collese^ajT or the Midnight Dancing Party (it be- all come then instead of 11 o'clock rl .,.,.,,..' thee, per cent on their parlays. ? You can find him on the first floor gift of ?100,000 to biTnsedK behind ing 1:14 A. M. at this point) "And I feel sure that the band can play of Watts most of the time, but re- lishing a health education/^ Minn., Z, Not. 1939 THE DAVIDSONIAN PageThree Question Pep Rally To Sponsor HoiiMM'oniing Dhim-ch Professors Hear of iL Week Is Staged Talk By Hillhouse

On last Friday evening at about Teacher Of Business Relates 7:13 P, M.. Fred Waring and his For Game Observations, Experiences Former orchestra played, what may become In Sweden , Qrad the Davidson Alma Mater Hymn. Students Gather inMass Meet- were I'rofessor A. M. Hillhoust To Talk All .alumni notified of the ing to Hear Premiere of < Here broadcast, and main -indent- were Alma Song spnky mi "Random Ihserva- ' Mater i;..ii- Carl Pritchett, 1930, Alumnus, present at the pep meeting listen- i on Swf.lfir" at the t'ir-t Davidson's studcjii bod) rri Htr Qtiadranglcrs is Ex-President Of Student ing from the public address system. met hhtHiik Body in :i nia.sB rally night, i'lull, chi riiurstlay, ( (ctobi 26. * Here i a cross-section ■"! the stu Fri«la\ — " 1^ Nov. 2/ in ii'i.m of I'rofi Ililllion c, w1 i> spent dent bi'dy opinions on the subject: Chambers c l\. v. i ;i1 k. Pritohctt will 1 t titndyin^ did you think of the Alma Aiuli.tvr.iuni to "listen t>> the :i^ sinnnirr Danish farm- IjC tin- \'cs- What .i:,i L'/nr-i iniiii-icr for Mater Hymn composed by Fred ne\v Alma Mafet liyinn that a ■Bnra^w^HmK" lib.;w{#88$S^HI^MMMBH Swedish cooperatives; avc pers in Chqitrfoers auditoriuni \\ aring MIS* 5.VF.AH OilVim -V1I-.SIII L1XN KIL'iOIH HISS CASDUNL MHIik an discussion of present Waring and his orchestra, and do Fred hail w ritten for illuniinptini! next Su.U'la'v night, fsovember llu- "'I ;ni'l u a- '!:n Swcdisli economic conditions^ you think thai it should be adopted still |p!;i\ nTff fiiT He deseribed ol Swed- ns the Davit'sen College Alma Mat- ihc first time. tlu-'Rrowtli Ki v. Mr. Pritchett graduated, W lien \\ qring |>rtnnisri| to write ish agriculture and cn 1 1 er? industrial from Ila\ :!-..ii in I '.-' ', thd during thi1 new hymn lit ;il-,. ftipjesfed [i.uision, w hit'll has l>< ncfitted fp in Lefevre, 1 ; iivnii i y. t* he '.^.i- president Pch Junior: thai Ihc 1>."" Swt.ltn'. student 1\ nice! in a IJ5 yvars of !i.ii'"in from i.the student bo'dj i~ biIii ■..-,! The Aim-. Mater by . . It submitted imass to hear the broadcast. Io w .,i w ii!i her Waring dcfesn'i haveJ lUMfthhofs. tfial he i the culy non-fraternity lied seem to i'i'in|i|.\ ■ j with lii> rcquc i tin stu- Slum Clrrtr.inco mini '." .■■■. i ii i.l i!;i- "i;ice i:i the particular appeal to Davidson a- ■ 1 " a dent i inn-il ami tin alumni office l'i >it 'i Ilillli .mm- w;i^ enpeiH . . history . 't Ii;r, i«l-. >n College. He an individual school primarily lie- to public ..!!, .arrauKiil have a address inii'i-i --r.l ivilli the l.irut- scale *\.t- a memhe-f i thi tj Li.i'i, cause ihc writer had n" personal . system placed mi the front of slum t icai anci' projects anil siil> ;: thr itighottt his interest in Davidson. The writer ; i.mi ■ .t rural, urban, I'linnifiiTu -k!i.' ii as well as ■ anything " -.. ■ J ■:■"'■ . Iil doesn't know about the h, 'm-hil; I',-. ,i Pep Meeting slvilli'ul ■.nitl careful !,,- was capl i tin basketball school, therefore couldn't pit) ■ and I'oiTectioi t>l econouiii problems, ,,~ [ Viler tin- lir.'.-nil-.i-t was complct. It-.mi .11. v :i niemlier »if tin- Stu- any itulivulualities into the *'>nii ■■'.. ■:. : ::'.]; n raised tin- lUiii i i!,i ■ ■ .f- Although well sung hy profos : L-lu-ei I. '.--' i k ovci L'otiiii ■! i- lowirs a -i.in.!..I \- nj lr. ipl' and eliminated ., anil tm'heil ilu rally into :i will .! ill VMl'A .,i,.'ial club, it pep ; ■ glee would he most MIM HABHU FT* MORRM ■■'■:!■ : Sw cden has meeting in preparation fur Km- Ml..;- I1A8THA MV IHMSW.P MIM Mfflll MM " ialiinvl All Iii In ijion he an imnrganizeii sl1'- the '-" ' difficult for tliu.s t 1;. n "llic middli rt >i .(■un!.,- ni.'in .inn- Ihe iii t f .i> Sefi Iat the "Y" for ,Ii «mw i- 1u-\ ', :- -i p.u u the ' nt body to h 1 would ■""■ ■ :i Ml ~ rrfnrtn revohttiT'ti 1 !if two > .,■ t '■. i > ears he be aide sing their Alma prograyi was. n sixll-ap of all the j . \l-o for . in to like l.«lior I'artV, nhirj) i^ tin- party in w.<- Ii;;.-; Hoy's at ■ frcshtyeii Iln> w a- done siifcc there : Work addition, the song isif't i mater. In |ioVt ti. baj gained ibe suppi■: t -i — — | were a nreal many of them absent. M ontreat. Innp enough to include fhf cliar- ■'"r >■.'..--I'-it population '>v .'tn All the freshmen members oi the I'ni'.il Attended Seminary acteristic sentiment of an ideal M- active I effective stud) of the fit; rtirrti rnrml wi n- uicre fo plaj * Rev. Pritchett attended lotion ma Mater. 11 in ban population, :for the meeting and tiiej alternated is.. 11.,,■!...^if.'il Seminary .ii Richmond, Hudson, Sophomore: Lnbnr Govrrnmrnt .in,! Dick with tin* clu'crlcadPF;; on the pny- \ .i. the summer between liis 1 thought that the Alma Mater rile Svveilisii iTniisinj; nas been year ihcre was [;:i;ii!i 'l'lierc were hm sneechi's or , second/and third he composed hy Waring in,.i<" in, ,-v.11,; t Itc 1'niitil " Hymn Fred special than «.-llll.it. "! V. trtl ttll 1 :: I'ftbbylL'H Though other features. To conclude IIoumujj was very good. the words States' htf- i. ot Spartanburg, C, Itlie ttfeetihg there was n shirt tiiil .\diiiinistralion. in Church S. a little commonplace, there i.ni>r the Swedish tjoveruinent is did seem plTfade v arpund a,s assistant pastor. After graduating ili.it wended it waj ( ii, might ' ;i I -i I.>\ nunit ;ni.| al)OI a chance that we be able? the eanip'iis, fiFially ending in front ..t!'. lit. 1 ;....:n tin- Seminary he accepted :i ha> exploited tin- building pro to rewrite some words of our own. of Chambers with the singing of 0 not pastorate in' Smithfield, \. C. tune very good, and 1 in as ii lias in tl"- country. The The was 1)avidson. believe that with a little practice, Dl*KN _ MMWIU*"Nj! nnir-KU.) . Klerioi <>t tl'r .Ljrf.il hf>iisiii(* units' Bonfire MlilJ i:akuivs CAUUI M183MAKV the Student body would be able seemed in Professor lljltnouse rath- on Reading arrange to sing it very well and in a way Just :i few minutes after the regu- The above girl* arc sponsors for llic* coming HQm5£QJtliflfl dancei Iridny and Saturday. . i njrly, but the intt riiir was, row; A S which would do justice to the song lar pep_ meeting,' there a bon-' from left to right: Firat row; Sarah Oliver, Lillian Kilgorc, and Caroline Miller. Second Martha nunts were well planned -in-! .it M 1'". T itself. j firj started on the old intramural Key Brewer, Mario Pons, and Harrii-tte Morris. Third row; Carolyn Caudle, Mary frunn, and Alstyne tractive. Professor Ilillliutise feels Dave McLean, Senior: field bj iIn- cheerleaders. There Brinkley. Mis* Oliver, escorted hy Paul Marion, will had ihc Friday night figure. ili.it much tii tin' success ,'i" l-tic aiul irrocenes There are three kind- of music were many cheers led by the cili'iT-" Swedish reforms i- l>.ist.I up..n the. like, leaders and the group joined in a stljallnt-ss .-mtl linit* ,.| tin- tcini" I namely: opera, symphonic, t l.ii nit t ti i". « iittin< liy t iirleton DIAL 5041 snake dance that went through ii \ .m.l therefore cannot be siu'- and "ye olde mountain ballads." I i',.|l.>. and played !>J Rolirrt Hill, pv'si ■all the diirmiti'rjes. Band cessfully followed by tin- United But I confess that this new Davidson To Give Murray.' J.K. HAMPTON Irvilcrirk Speas, and Kil States Ciovernnient. However, he Alma V itcr comes under none of |.a I'blina Mexican Serenade, by titK that rtiany can be pi, 1 tliese, nevertheless Imust weave it V.radier; kussfan S;iilois' Dance ideas .lit- GROCERY in Auditorium ablj ad.tpti .1 Am. i into one of these catagories or Senior Makes Concert from "Tin; Unl Poppy", bj Rein m ica ihruutih By trrre pnvt-innirntv. place it in :t group itself tor nold Htii re, Ml flailI (I Dnvidson, Of ,ind ti Minor, I'm for it f<7 5/iir;' Lunar GadgetGadgel Will Give First Concert j Pi-i'iniii Imilih in by Maxwrll : and (inisJiiufl with i I by Dan Hodges, Sophomore: Season As Homecoming John Scbastytn llach; Uvcrture IIA\ 1 1IS( IN, by Shields. I!"!]LM, .I-C. liy iJtJSCph M.flMlh.t. Certainly we should adopt Fred Elijah Scherer Invents Unique Week-endFeature dn Saturday moryhiK ;it 11 M) , llu. Kinds, by M. Smith, KIMi:M!li:i{ . . . You tlways Save At Belk Bros.! Waring's Alma Mater for Dnvid- Instrument For Tracing c Walter o'clock, the IJavidson CoIIcrc (Jlec November 3, played hy son. We have lonij been in need of Moon's Orbit Friday evening, concert trio Robert (Continued en l\i'ie Sis) a more serious song that could sup- at eight o'clock; the Davidson Streetman, ir.iii^ Sclimiilt, ami John plant our rollicking; "O Davidson" Wallace Scherer, senior and a' K;m being used by his section students and alumni. $24 friends, and of our experiences in of Astronemyj was in error in his The program-follows: By I'.iiuicMi and Experienced Pharmacists general. Waring song not |||lfi The is Idrawing of the heliocentric orhit Also - one that will top the rest of Ameri- |of the moon. — can College Alma Mater Songs; Since there are thirteen lunnr Soda Fotmtain Stationery - Candies however, it is distinctive enough months in a year, this instrument for us to be proud to sing. Let's had tu he devised so that it would I Rex l;in Ii;iIih;i< ' adopt it as our Alma Mater "untilI trnrr- nnr thirteen loops in a com- WHITE DRUG COMPANY -nhi T+rtti tie>■!.■!- ft'''''* i'"' '?M^''''^#Mv^l along"— if the real thing comes plete circuit about the sun. Davidson, N. C. this isn't it. Fulcher's Statement Martin, Recreation Charlie Junior: Professor I'ulclier who received In making a decision concerning the invention on behalf of the As- 125-127 S. Tryon St. tlit- adoption of the new Alma Mat- tronomy department stated that Bowling er souk, one should rcmcttber that "Mr. Schercr's invention is a real be it is definitely not supposed tn contribution to the demonstration Billiards ""> tight souk. In this light I think equipment of Astronomy." BELK song should be adopted. the new ( ill Having only heard .it twice, it is - :how- if-jii— ra hard to give a stable pinion ;Willll^llil!llllllillll!^ll!ll!!!ll!l!ly!^ Welcome, Alumni & ever, to me the words and the melody seem to carry a spirit that BROS. I stick with Davidson man. will a is our Business CHARLOTTL, N. C. It sounds as if it might he hard [Continued on Pag* Four] Iprinting | seruice as near and A COMPLETE Printinq To Davidson = : as vjour Telephone. For a representative Bad Colds . HURSUAY NOVEMBER 2nd .. I Dial 3-5727 To I Are contracted through "They Shall Have Music" of The IlnvitlKoiiinn the feet. Safeguard your- Printers FRIDAY' NOVEMBER .'rd self by visiting . ■ . STANDARD PR1NTINQ COMPANY a "20,000 A Year" If § BUFF'S SHOE ESTABLISHED 1607 SATURDAY- NOVEMBER 4th : Courl CHARLOTTE, N. C. 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Tryon St. Phones 3-7711 3-7712 CallUs We Deliver ' Wildcats Meet Citadel In jQoideline Davidson Sports Homecoming Feature \j\^C/ Sidelights Thun., Nov. 2, 1939 THE DAVIDSONIAN Pago Four t I B ANDY vl \ ftV V / y DALE Line Star Shetley Is> Scat-Back Citadel's Brigade To Star In 15-0 Invade Wildcat Lair Homecoming Rolls Around Cat Defeat Saturday brings another Hmiieeoming to the Davidson :is In c;mi]>u>. Shades ''I other dav^ vvi11 11*vd again, "ulil grads" Bahnson Leads DefensivePlay, Homecoming Tilt slather in ~xcmp* about the campus, and later St" The Citadel Injuries Check Cat's "ii I■*ic-1■ I. w ill >ce Offense game Richardson Those .urads return to Wildcats to Engage Light Brigade on Even Terms; Both :i Pnvidsi'ii tram thai thus far lias failed tu chalk up a win J ■■ 2B Led l>y Sln-tlcy and Martin, Teams Lack Reserves; Graham Edwards To against five opponents,l>ut :i team that willhe evenly matched - LeadCitadel Offense with Citadel's Light lirigade. To date, with the exception Wtt\<\ M I the Furman House o£ Magic |turned on in the of South Carolina the Cats have not.entered the arena pitted the heat clos- will op- -r-r " « ing minutes here last Saturday, Davidson's Wildcats against teams which were ot their own calibre. Lack nf * pose the |;uII.1.,r-s <>f Tlu- Cita- ;his land turned back the Cat's hid1 ] HaiTlCl'S Al'C reserves has hurl Davidson Reason j- it always lui>. A III del Saturday here in a South- fi ir victory brilliant passing offensive, has sparkled at tittles', !TO7i again 15-0. ern Davfdson was weakened by the Conference game WJllCh. R/»TtPTl has In. knl weak. The running attack has been n consistently ,r will be the -D^aiCH absence of Hand and Knocllcr. whoi W&Z. fl future attraction weak [li'llll. 'i !v kiikin", ka* i-<-<-i> g I, bxcojji m the Fur- of the annual Homecoming ucrt withheld lrnin th<- game be- man game, when tjeiitiir team was \" shovy anvthing J program v Coach Whittle's Cross Country able cause injuries. Sharpe, like > }n of David-! Rated year Team suffered it- third - noon as resiili of a skin infec- Ag.iinst some teams the Cats have played like demons; Hank P..iliii .iin, 176 pound junior the ■lived up pre-season notice, So -^ Muller of W. & L, covered the tioti. to against others there has been something lacking. State tackle, has been a standout in the Lighl but fast, Dave Spencer has far tlu-y have won only 'one of 4-2 mile course in _M :■)- minutes to Davidson's early goal line defense was scared badly before they were able to concoct a last Cat lii" nil season. Hank, having j been a valuable asset to the Will! their six engagements, losing to P"li'c« first. was credited mainly t.i the out- :' — period winning touchdown pass. And at that, the played a brilliant game against Fur- cats this yeat acting as capable [forth Carolina, Georgia, Furman, Kellogg of Davidson placed sec- David- standing play Hank ; " sons were knocking at the door when the final whistle man last wtM'k-cnd,is being counted line of Halm- understudy to Granville Sharpe in George Washington, and Richmond, T111 followed by Crocker of W. & snrr.~i.iuli1 Dave Sp^rnrrrr took- - cut them short. Duke brought its highly touted team to on heavily against Citadel Satur- who the tail-bacic duties. Dave, only a utid winning frmn I'roibytiirlaii Cul- j ■'""* tiiiiiunon aim ni-UawuUun over for the injured Sharpe, played 1 Davidfon the next Saturday, and went back a lop- day. sophomore, has two more years of lege. jbarely nosed out Murray of \V. & with a bang-up game on offense. ' sided win, but with the first points in two years the varsity competition. The Bulldogs suffer from .for fourth place. Murray (W&L) chalked Davidson was in the J-- up against them as a result of a Sharpe to Hackney pass. held check dur- same problem as the Wildcats, lack finished sixth, trailed by Coppedge, ing entire first period by the Here again it was the same old story of too much power. the of capable reserves. With a squad Cplvin, Parrish. and Mann all ot Phi Belts excellent kicking At Bluefield, in the rain, neither team showed much of- Top of Martin and of only twenty-five choose from, Davidson. Martin (W&L), llerrard Dlulil. Spencer kept Little to. fensive ability, and the Cats were able to cut short every Dave the Cats Change Coach T W. (iressetlc is hard (W&L), and Brown (D) took the out superb touchdown drive of the Cadets. Only an early safety Touch League of the hole by his kick- pressed to find eleventh"; twelfth; and thirteenth ing. In substitutions. gave the Squadron a 2-0 win in a game that was featured Conference Edward. Pacei Attack >''■""" respectively. Parrish and < The Cats were saved a cer- i " by sloppy weather and sloppy playing. The I'ln lii-h's..cmmiiiiii. ! to lead from The Light Brigade M'"ln cros the fi»i*»i»K >i"e hand tain score in the second quarter Last Saturday's gamea had little nevertheless liven with Siiutli Carojilia working l>y adding '" h:""1 tu lor "iiu1' ''lact '" its deceptive Notre the intcr-fraternity race effect on the conference Standing will present one of the sliming Bam* when Coley dropped a pass from a finish, -liiii. the Wildcat held them in control until ihu two last lights of the Southern Conference M'cctacular victories week to remain Shetley. Led by the outstanding line Ias Carolina, Ctemson, Duke, anil " last period, u hen ihc Gamecocks finallj pushed across the In Graham Edwards, left half. Ed- rlle W dca1 Harriers, railing to undefeated. play of Bahnsoo, the Cats were ableIFurman remain at the top of the '' ' ' '" winning tally a- the -un faded behind the hills. Having two wards is a triph-threater and has lsU vicU r>' meets, will weeks l; In the games played las't Mon- to throw back the trusts of the heap. ' ' -N; lu prepare for uruia:i. Davidson hopes rose, but the Keen the only offensive weapon of rtst tllU week On "«»i uer 11 llum,-aii.- -h..ui-.: Purple Hurricane during the sec- In the most important conference [«"«-«<« Six] the;-, bad the s_Luff i-> beat Georgia, fight day, the Phi [jam's nosed out the the Bulldogs this year. »» P«e* a;t-l ond quarter. game last week, Duke eked out a Army hard. plaj g 1 ball all the way. The of K. V- on first downs 4 to 1, handicapped by House the '►-I) \\ in over Wake Forest. With Etfwards has been ' Magic reaiU eaTne.il their with their Cats Get Break Powerful 198 I>mln<1 kft tin- i or on pass- "? wi^h li. and Kappa Sin's truunc- ol Slue Devils hung up their second P"'^— tin- spearhead oi the attack, the Furmans gained ground on the name shortly after the sec- es, as last week against Richmond, to loop victory this season. " ~"~ ——— - tricky reverses, spinners, fakes, etc., ed tin- Beta's 18 0. Tuesday the ond half opened. Pennington, Da- * " " »— the like et which hasn't Edwards and passing partner, --"■-""-■■ '"*■■'■ Phi Dili's conquered the Sig Carolina's mighty Tar Heels again his secii in a g ! wlwlm However, it remained for a Ep'j vidson's guard, recovered Shetley's Foster, were modi- ' displayed their vaunted aerial at- Hank thrown for loss- HcatiBii of that old stud Wuni U td ft and the Kappa Sig's gave tumble on the Furman 35, Two Charlotte's — ! Statue-of-Liberty play finally es totaling <>7 yards when they were » i -tart tin- Phi (i.mi's first defeat penalties tack, crushing the Ked and Hlue j. to the etnl t\»F Davidson, alter they had given up no their in succession moved »he tackled again and again behind the Leading ; - ii t,, i) of Pennsylvania 30-6 on famous score for three artrl tltruv-fuuttlw i|";irt"'''-"- ball down to the Furman 25 yard Franklin field in the city. iinL Restaurant All of which brings us up to date, The line. Spencer then tossed a pass to Quaker with Citadel Other Games Clcnison, even without, its All- Citadel Line li Heavy I3KI.IQIOU5 I-'(K)I) game on deck for Saturday, when Davidson meets a Cowan on the 14 yard line. At that \ team ■III.- S. P. K.'s downed the Beta's American Hanks McKad- The Bulldog line is not light in ...at... I that has only a meager squad to choose point Bill Iiolin went off tackle prospect, KKAS "" '' from, whichparal- (I. 0 \2 to Wednesday, and.the Kappa den, rolled to an intersectional vic- weight, averigin- d.-c",,, lels the situation here. When the last quarter for 3 more yards.(Unable to pene- 19Q sea FOODs" draws Sig's lot to the S. A. E's on first tory, sinking Navy 15-7. pounds. \'ct this weighty group ! around, those Keydets will be just as tired, will just trate the Furman defense, the Cats have downs .i to 1. Friday the Phi Delt's Furman's Purple Hurricane scor- gave up 50 points to Carolina's Tai as few reserves to go in and bear the play [Continued on Pa>je Six] Jfthu^-V I brunt of the overwhelmed the Beta's 24 to 0, ed all their points in the last five Heels and 2(> to Georgia. Leader: for awhile. Saturday will find the team ready a ! for vic- the K. A.'s nosed out the Sig Al- play, downing in the line are "Stumpy" Kennedy, fW-^ll^^^ CO®"^% t tory. It looks as if it is the Cats' time this minutes of David- time. pha's en first downs 2 to 1, and son's Wildcats 15-0. The Purple -*^-- - - - and the Pikas won from the Pi Soccer Games will seek its third conference vic- j- . , A ■ WQ ||| ~~| J ; Davidson Has Edge In Past Kapp's by virtue oi having a first tory when they play V. P. I. this sc Bast yam,- give Davidson an eight to three edge over down ami a touchdown to the Pi Davidson's soccer team lost its week-end, while the Wildcats will Ernest Ellison, Inc. I' Citadel, the Kapp's first game of the season High 4**^ *k&1W%. with three tie games, one which was the, touchdown. to face Citadel. j "JUST INSURANCE" of first plav- Point College - ed back in '09. The games have always been The Phi Delt's, with a record of by the score of 6-2, In other conference contests, the 1 I IIS E»t Fourth Street [ 22i W Trade Street | fairly close as but won ils Charlotte, the argest margin was in, when Davidson won six wins in six games are on top of second name over tin- [ConUn»td on Vaoe Six] N-. C. CHARLOTTE, N. C. ', ita.lel. 19J6 21-0 High Point YMCA by score biggest margin wal in I'J.'S. ulu-n thev Leaf the t!u pack. Xext in the race comes ' the of 4-1. ■ Yvildcats by fourteen points. -''.12. Averaftng the- sere- up the Phi Gam's, with five victories n -eeu that The first half of the High Point .- Davidson has an average of 12.5-points to and Miie defeat. Tied for third arc lor Hie Citadel, 6.5 College game was played on even a difference of one Couelklown a year Sat- tin- S. A Iv's and the Kappa Sig's , We Sell the urdays game mark- the fifteeu,th renewal of rivalry with five and two. Important bat- terms with the score being 1-1 | this at the half, but the last half was Here and there: Both Davidson and completed tles m| the week bring together the A n np unc itig Furman distinctly Point's as they scor- Best Bed and ... four for ten passes last Saturday . . . Hank Bahnson played Phi Iiilt's and Phi Gam's, and the Hi^h -,, ed four goals his-best ga.me I:ir fast Saturday, being through the line time S. A. E.'s and the Phi Delt's. to none for Davidson. Desk Lamps I and again for the tackle belles playing nice Showing a much better passing; The Opening " " offensive hall experience, . 1 he freshmen, after-winning their first two attack and more Da- i crippled y starts are vidson defeated the High Point V j SOUTHERN i ...OF... bad uuh ineligibles as the prep for the season's Frat Standings ! b.^ battle with the Imps ,. l,,,,ks M C A team 4-1v.after taking an' DtAe . . . At ,,r,Um ;is",f .the tailback jinx early lead when Graham McFayden 5 & 10c STORE is gwihg to coflfihue pestering the Cats Team W L j Dave Spencer now being in the infirmary, scored, plus later goals by Wilson I Davidson, N. C. "'"" with'sharpe still Phi Dclts - -. () 0 II m 1 '"' and Spencer. l infect,io fu'ehetjd :. . Watch - ♥''l!li;il!!!l!lllllli:illl!l!:!!ll!l!!llillll!lllll!llli:!:i!lllli:!!!lll!lll!lllil!l!lllliIi;!D!l!lll* Company EdwardsEdwarH Saturday-?" 1 lieV> "".. Graham! Phi Gams ? 1 illationBatota Citadels oHerise . . . The soccer 5 _' team ran ,nto an assortment of S. A. E.'s youth and age in High Kappa Sigs but managed to break the win Point 5 2 into column! S. P. E.'s .1 3 IN THEIR NEW STORE > YouWillFind many | Is. A's 3 ... lraditiom °f *"« "chool are QUESTION OF THE WEEK i Pikas 1 4 inclu

Gives Sunday Belai Have Feed Brother Watt returned last |1an'd pledges enjoyed a straw riiic Gives Lecture ' ' The football game kept most ol Thursday from his forced visit at iin the country surrounding DaV- Drama By Dan Hodges TalkOn 'Life'ithe brothers on the campus tliis Chapel Hill. Thursday found Bill iidson. A number of girls from !On"Topology" ! week-end. Misses Mary Marvel l.eiiiniou in Spartanburg, but on (Charlotte were quests for the straw [ Radio Station W SOC To Dr.D. W. RichardsonChooses( Campbell of Winston-Saietn, Nancy' Friday he, Kcx Lauck, Jeep Glad- ,ride and the game. Miss Elizabeth j At the meeting, October 2.i, of NYA Grades Raised Broadcast Original Play "The Thing Men Live By" den, journeyed the Science Faculty Group, Dr. W. Night" Walker of Queens. Julia Keith of rind Jimmy Houston 'Hendrick of OilTsidc and Miss| "Yellow As Subject Greenville, I.'.. (Catherine Cahoul- to P. ('. for tin1 Homecoming Dance Virginia Howard of Chevy Chase, G. Mctiavock. of the Mathematics Prof. F. K. Fleaiile, Chairman S. "Yellow Night," an original play Win- Brothers Mitchell SprUAl Department! spoke on "A Col- of (lie N.Y.A. Committee, an- Dr. I). Fr,.- j mis and Dell Blackstonc of there. and Maryland, were also presenfon this Four \V. Richardson, 1 " i !>> Dnn Hodges, will. b<- presented I Wither- of spent the week-end at their homes ,occasion. or Problem." nounced yesterday that future fessor of Missions arul Com- ip, Martlia and Alice liy the Davidson Radio Theatre at Davidson, Scarborough in \\ ilminntoii. Boscoe M:irion and Amnng the out-of-town broth- "Topology," -.ml Dr. Mcliavock. N.Y.A. work will depend on the ~ parative Religions at Union Elizabeth :.i0 next Wednesday evening, over ami K'mli Martin, of Furtnan, Mr. Mason Wallace went to their homes er- were Paul Uutnb.'ireer. who "is .1 geometry ill which size and grades of those students beini; Seminary in Richmond, \'a.,' shape Station WSOC, Charlotte. ! and Mr- Balsicy at Rcidsville, Mr. in Charlotte. Sam Spencer staved went to bis home in Hickory and play no part, form alone be- helped. This statement will go sjx>ki' an "The Things Men of 'Ihi-. the fir.-i production to he Mrs. Sharpc of Burlington, and nil the campus for the first lime. Norris who visited Badin. ing importance, All two dimeif; into effect immediately, and By" ;u vespers and I'.rb. presented by the new m-LTtnization Live last Sun- Mr. and Mrs. V\ inn of Green-' I'.rother Thomas bad a rip-roaring Brothers Garvey and Hoi. Ballard sionai objects can be resolved into those students failing to make day evening. For 1" years n John figures spheres dough- under its present leadership, i- the rillc w.-i.- guests chapter time at the fair Friday night. The Sunday lo Blowing Rock. such as or the prescribed grades in their missionary in China, Dr. Rich- of- the uenl first of a vvi-'-kly scries Co be given " over the week-end, Brother Bob pledges stayed with Spencer. Brother Wunkctt spent Saturday.' nuts (Tovrusi". academic work on tile first re- ardson is a well known and by the Theatre; Although not his- Henfield (39) of Concord al-o visit- ■night at Stittcsvillc: Also vacating Topology Important port will not be given aid duritiq DaV- S. A. E.'. Weck-End Late torical, the play is based on a very much beloved alumnus of Ramsey overnight \\-i^ Pledge "The application of topology to the month, of November. ed the house. Bfothers and' "\viek-ends" t:ikell b) the campus id.son. All of the is state tense international scandal which McKiiight went Im Winthrop Sat ! Snipes who went to Greenville af- map making of particular interest "Government rules that The text clniscn by the speaker riie njemhers began shortly after should be of special interest at this iml.iv night. Smith, Ben Bul- ter Saturday's game. Mr ami Mr^. to mathematicians because it pro satisfactory academic work is was from the story of the tempta- Jonnie the game Saturday. Brother "De- time. The play lias an air of mys- , winkle. Wilbur and Miss A. I.. Snipes were j;m-~N of the idlla a problem which i~ yet mi- I necessary for students receiv- tion of Christ in Matthew 4 A. The I Edwards bonair" Cauble spent the night aid," tery and suspense which seems to line llobnaii visited the bouse chapter for Saturday. solved M.ips aie drawn and col- ing N.Y.A. states Professor words are the words "t Christ as Sat-;:ivitlf \icl< Marshall, member of List lunch he much in demand today in radio uhlay A feed, by the College nred so that two adjacent coun- Fleagle. He went on to say, lie told Satan. "Man shall not livet afternoon. I'.rotlur Matthews year's Sophomore class, at life lat furnished committee tli.11 unit l.i S]i:n l.mbmi; " l ...l'ii^IU)ae\ by the tries are presented with identical "Our has decided by bread alone, but by every word|| I'm l-hr wecli j ter s lionie in I'lVtrlottP. . was^leniiivcd ■ night. colors Hy mathematical methods it students who received K or F Made thai pIMCfertVtM onT"oT'lllc IVUmlli '■ .iii.I i.. .ill,hi,I qi^-Uluak.and White tiraiith.ini. Hector Mc brothers and pledges Sunday Cast BrotllCfs li'inphMI can be proved that a complicated and two grades of D,on the first of (jod." | Cotillion .it Converse. Brother At- l.i-au. "John-Boy" Curric, Austin, Minimi l'.i other-.1 and lion The cast for the initial produc- McCall, C, tor present for Satin- map or a sphere should require, at report, are not doing satisfac- Root of Desires vvatei wcnl to S. and l.ucas sojourned to Ointoh to Davidson were tion lias not been completed, but ■' most, live different colors. How- work, he , », ,k i Hrnljn-f K.i!U. -. tory and sh.ill released Hi. pointed the. i.l I'l.-dr-c 1 visil friends o! tb.- laircr SC5S Iti.il.i\ S ' Itin." tentative cast includes Pat Ku- Richardson out . 110 mi,-,-,-, ' evci itrau during the I'owfll went In Salem I'Viday and Phi Gams Entertain Phi Delts onelias .l.-.t in from N.Y.A. work K, n.iii.It ll.iil.iiry, Brrh Kcl- fact that men have various desiress I'. C. Brother went to ■ Bahnsoh ' ing .1 Brother Bryant wcnl to bis home Miss Hrtty I. Columbia,I map th.it iti]nile-** o\ el four month of November." Williams, and others. At hilife, but regardless of what o man! Ionvirse to -ee ,1 lady friend and umsdeiiiof Ralpji ,oid I-..1-- s l!c- in for llu- week-end. S. C. Mi-- Pol.li Cclv of colfli otitRfowtli of the sblv- . t'his writing the above men had may j Charliiltt 1'ludgc went his live for he can not live on Brother Moore to 01 to Withers',} 1, \ wen- guests of Lid Hol- im: this problem.might lead signified bread alone, or merely on ful- Misses I'oll.v t'rici-. Alice Ihome in McCall, S. l\ the not their acceptance of the inirifinii: fields Unlike the fatndtis fillment of hi- appetites, Marjha Withers, and Helen Copc- Ih.. families of Brother* Balm land .01.1 (icorgi Stow« fur the ■ Si roles 'or this particular ~how. many 1 >u 1.1 ,111 angle probl* in, ; ■ Saturday. Many I'ijis 1i sovtn Beaveris To ..'I Vrere at tin- tepular. gajiig of trie Tin- « he rfchcarsed here Man's soul calls Fur u.n.--i* sTilT Iaisou, Mel.e.111 and Smith plaj u' somelhilTg .1 it - Sunday feed. V. rl.- 111 IliarlilttO dill llli; ri.e*V\ 11k jilts 011. ha. siillllion, ihom:h er tl r. 11011 of I'at Rudolph u bii ln In; i niubt \ t-. the kjihii', — — — — — T the house after ' ' " biwb'-r iban thii- real- i-.it 1 H^M 1 t tin. vrH been founds" h I'll...- Scatter whore were scrvoil, "TlTTr while lonuny Il.it'tlsiyiV'.tT and liiial prep.11alums will lie made i/es it or not. ' refreshments Be<»iii Work 1 visiie.l iii (ircchshoro Snmln> I l> Group To Meet Nov. 6 at with the aid of George 'j,u through veryi- McDonald IiiiK here for the wi:ek-cnd were Ihc studio The beatlien Brothers Wine and ol will finding Smith, liny and 1 io-len.- i'hi 1..011 of tin class IIn- l-.iciiliv Science Group HrciiRcl of the stall of WSOC. painful rituals in hopes of j|vjsitcd tlieir respective' homes in \niie W.nblill The Hi aver t lul> ha- begun its ; Ethel ..'.in. from Win-ton-.S:ilein. w.i- .1 have It- eveiiimj the I'lii bells ha\ e in -ei program. lank. lie wanted as In- lay tossing withi Hi other Crutchfield journeyed and" Dorothy l-'.dwar.N. l-'.lberion. j " «,h in. i.t.I .01.1 iinl Sei.iel.uv riea-urer Tom 1 1 (,.. Uchu . named bv a pain, lie said. "I want God. homeward to AshcborOj Saturday ; Margaret Hatchell iiiul I.illble. 1 fesl .11 the liOUSC. night the pledges were hosts to I'atllk, t'bester. S. C, and lji'KK> -otii.. NOW PLAYING Necessities To Religion - Phi Dells Feature Hnyride Money Shown One ol the major duties of the The put cer- the brothers and their dates at a llcaftic and Hanic.l Easterly came ; club is to provide fop "THE CAT AND ininiMer then forth I liubliilhliili; tin- week end (or sponsors foot- points necessary toi Halloween party. Among the dates I., ilu with Rrothcr l'ei< , games'. tain which are name 11 1 a4vd ball These sponsors arc cho- THE CANARY" - lidgar, I'.ran- years graduating [Tie I'lii DiIts was a >ii-.il. Hv Pi'ofessor religion if it is to satisfy this uni- \vcrc: l.iori- Martha Machanl ol last [I ntinui-d >n Pane Sir] ii..\ 1i.l.'. which was given after the I'aulette Goddard, Hob Hope versal desire in man. First, he said.|,' dim, Ruth ll.idlev. Janic Kriox. Dot class. eanii- Saturday ami attendedby ap- A .hs|.l.)'\ of IInitcil Slaii-s itir- religion must be reasonable. It iss -M.'C.all. Frances Thomas.^ql ReiiL Old Kappa Sigs Return five cenl note-. Notes foi silver dol- proximatel) eighty persons. Ihe 1,11'.nyy niiiKslnuipti STARTS MONDAY Virginia I'oole. is nft\\ hcillR .ire but M'ary Spencer, and lars also included in the group. ( .1 naturally above renson it cann| Ihe I all Dan.e at Converse at- J.uiii--. 1;in- \ as a "I3if[ Shot" [oIlowiiiK (jirls were present : l'#KR>' --In >\\ 11 mi 1lit' display case of the not be without reason. Secondly, \tnollB tin- vi-itor- after the gallic the brothers ibis Burks, W I M c( l.iiuiuv's stamps are gangster . . . rum-runner .. . iiactc.l several "i 1 in Ice, 1 iehti \ I'.111k-. June I).i\iti-nti lil-i .11\ The cucrcncy is religion It - were: Ulattton Little, Olm Davisj 11.111 the Tinted Stales and British and Killer !! must be practiced. can- week-elld-Kny Piltuiau visited tin- ('.-ii-oU ( Joyce Adams, * u n oop.-r. Alia ihr 'jtiTiprrty » t T.■ t riiarhe Aker, and Dr. and Mrs. IVrufcssnr John colonies. not be a do-nothing religion. Next i-aiiipus Saturday afternoon and Montgnninrjtl JAMES The rcgitlar Sunday Mien Lambeth, Jean kinibrou^li and the stamps belong Sfal^HlS it is necessary for reltgjon to bei\ Shawinake. wcnl on to Converse that niglil ac Mary enjoyed I.ih Price. Xi.iKiui.i Smith. to William I.". McClamniy ol the spiritual. feed was held and , oinpanied Jonas, (idle IliRlli i<\ Karl I.,.- (n.ll. Ann Wiley, I'eggy Sadler. 111 simian class, Religion In- all. Must Be Eternal >niiiin, and I)ick Kelly. Rosemary Holland. Visit A.'s Inn. h-.oii. Professor KinibrotiRli's collection The final point was that religion Alumni K. Miss I'ony Niunroc was at the l'laine- Many drop- Sue Cblellsbaw. Dot Con. iiitlmlis n number uf large-sized * must be eternal. Dr. Richardsonn| of the K. A. alumni ALL the LATEST fl PRISCILL* game with Brother Jonas. Miss llull. l.ihby Jones, lean Slaughter, Imini States notes and Itailed PPCAGNEY quoted from Maselield's "Trial olf .|>cd in ai the house after the gamV Wat- Ruth Burton visited Brother Nan D.-uiiiK. lib llnowxi. Sarah States 11lie) Hnial < ill ienc \, The in connection with thiss Saturday: also brothers and friends 11 ITS on )RD Jesus" kins for the game. Sfisses Mot Sau- Searcv. A11111 i.uioii. Meredith sized notes are in three 'li REC< lANE soldier, speaking ,to0 11 1mi I-uriiMii and Washington and larsc Ih r Sw«|tl statement. A vaine. lii-tlv Spllint.and Mary Rest |nrU-son, Welsh, llinn not*"., 4^|J and Ican N.orma. \isi* nis: U'Kal tender Treas l^%f wife, s Lee with the chapter. l!ob Pilate's said that Christ was visited came to the house for supper Sun- Cooper, all of ;unl Abels and toot Gladden came by phi 11- and IraiiKie 111\ or t "it1 Notes, Silvet ci*i not dead lie was abroad in thee j day as nui^i s of Brother IJueen.,; Khinc Kea- ; VICTOR after the game. niKlit Charlotte and tiiicatcs.s' !iacti» Mini currency was world. Oglcsby. Miss l.ibby Sailvaine. gan. Ashevillc : Mary Dana, Hollins litst issued in lS*t- aiul discerntin i>i:t t.\ Kodwcll, I'.etsy ami Brothers Ed Colleger Wunii v Shealey. Gastonia; uecl in 1877 < In cxhifiii arc paper l'( Tommy II.I'MI'.IA Sauvaine, and Morrison Marie l-'auan, WinlhnM1: Hoience thfec, live, ten, fifteen and twenty- Statistics Reveal 360 from State also were over for a Withers, Gastpnia; Kugcnia < ary. short vi^it. Greenville, S. C. : Sarah White, HUMPHREY BOGART- GLADYS Ihe chapter was glad "tu have iimtuyilrM Vt n- liuulKiidl, Ijb Andrews Music Co. GEORGE JtrfHtV lYNN-fHANK McHUCH-PHUl Students From N. C. Mr.. I'.rown. mother of Brother (Continued o« I'W 5ul UU1 ,.1 (bailie '38, Mrs. Of Brown, and 231 North Tryon Street' UcWitt and Miss Virginia DcVVitt, IMPERIAL school pilling away for their corn Charlotte, C. THEATRE Twenty-two States and D. C. mother and sister of Pledge Broth- N. Represented pom- and cane syrup." Always Charlotte. N. C. Are " 1 Vincent IleW.itt, as um-sts at Ask I scarcely had time to wonder I have always believed, in Scarlett O'Mara could the feed Sunday ni^Ht. for whether- Brother-s Squires and Clark wcnl magic carpets, but the idea siand a late date at thai time of & P" to their hollies in (ileeliville, S t ., "S that the im>tli caun specimen night before 1 was in Florida. The and (laikloii, \. ('., respectively. Peanut Butter Sandwiches upon which I lighted every carpel nosed down and circled Brother Vatcs and Pijjdge Brother Salted] Peanuts Candy morning five minutes before around a palm tree as it staled for Wileiiian 1■".1111>- left aftcf the game Manufactured by class nml under which I cun- my edification that Ponce ui THACKERS, Inc. j NORTON, M.T.A. ch.riotte, N. c. ,11 PRINTED BY 221 South Tryon Street i 1 '/ CHARLOTTE, N. C. GILMER MOORE CO. The Herald Press, Inc. FAUL & CRYMES Charlotte, PRIVATE DININGROOMS FOR FRATERNITYBANQUETS " " 225 S. Church St.— N. C. for Reservation ALL SPORTING GOODS Phone 5490 116 South TryonSt. V COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE" 415 S. Tryon St. Charlotte, N. C. CHARLOTTE LWill Thnrs., Pa(e Six THE DAVIDSONIAN Not. Z, 1939

first project was the placing of Freshmen Riots Weekly Schedule Poor Housing trash cans on the streets. These Local Red Cross Plans Stage cans arc still on the streets after Thursday,— Not. 2 Is Considered twenty-eight years. The group is Action 7:15 I'.M. Social Fraternities working to get the streets marked. Drive For Membership Against Court's organization Friday, Not. 3 Civic Club The is now under 7:30 P.M.— Pep Meeting jBy the direction of Mrs. J. V. Lore, Court Will Convene to Decide ; Thies, Davidson-Cornelius Chapter 8:00 P.M.— Symphonic Rand Group |President Mrs. O. J, Vicc- Fate of Freshmen Seen Of Davidson Women Is ; Robbins, Sets Out to Beat Chapel Alumni Meet Concert Aiding Negro PreMdcnt Mrs. James Students Qet Off the Campus Active In Secretary ; Linker, Hill Chapter 10:00 P.M.— I-'ormal Dance Conditions and Mrs. F-. N. The Class of '43 has had its Here Monday Saturday, Nov. 4 Treasurer. On November 11 the local Free Samples first mass campus of tin- yoaf 11:30 A.M.— Alumni Luncheon One of the most active org- Red Cross will begin annual Mecklenburg County Chapt- SHETLEY IS STAR .its Beechnut, Phillip Morris, for the past week. The Court The .''.30 I'.M.--Davidson-Citadel anizations in the town of l)a- membership campaign under and the i-r of tin- Associa- 1 of Control sentenced the Davidson'Alumni football game vidson is the Civic Club. This [Cpntinurtt from Page Four] tin direction of Professor F. College Pharmacy united during the tion Field its most recent meeting Freshmen for one week begin- group, composed of Davidson attempted a field goal. Yodcr miss- K. Fleagle. Five hundred dof- past banquet of Chambers 8:00 P.M.— Informal Dance two weeks to feast the stu- ning Friday. in the hall Sunday, 5 women, has continually work-j ed the placement by only a few lara been the goal last building 6:30 Nov. I' has set as dent body with feeds and free The Class attempted a demonstra- at P. M. on October 10:15 A.M.— Sunday School cd for the improvement of the feet. fur the local chapter. .'(). McDonald, presi- samples. tion in protest of the Court's ac- 19.W. Caldwell 11:15 A.M.— Church town since 1911. Later in the third quarter, the "This year an earnest effort will chapter, presided. tion on last Thursday night. A few- dent of the 6:30 P.M.— Vespers Its main project at present is in Purple Hurricane began to march be made by the local Red Cross to Fred Chctwood. local representa- by The first speaker was Dr. Walter ! connection with the negro housing pay by Shetley trees had been cut down the Monday, Nov. 6 toward dirt. Led and attain the highest percentage of tive of Beechnut has been canvass- keepers grounds day L. Linglc, president of the colle.ee. problem. The club bought eight Martin, was of the the 7:15 P.M.— Dayidsonlan ' Furman able to move members for the North Carolina ing the dormitories with free sam- tcniptafiou who spoke oh Davidson's Academic lots and erected one house from yard chapters," before and the to start 7:00 P.M.— "D" Club Ithe ball to the Cats' 5 line said Professor Fleatjle. p4?s of Rum and other products. Program. Mr. V. I.. Jackson, the I its owti treasury, has seen two hous- stripe. Shetlej a fire with these was too much for ' S:00 P.M.— Delta Phi Alpha On the next play, "In order to do this our member- Mr. Hupo Sapp, owner of the toys." College Treasurer, next spoke brief- I es built by individuals, and has the "new The Freshmen 9:00 P.M.— Sigma Delta I'm fumbled and Niven recovered ship will have to be around five .College Pharmacy, joined in by gathererl nt 1ft :55 p m. and began 'ly of the financial problems facing three lots to veil to people interested j Davidson's passes were unable to hundred." continued the chairman. Tuesday, Nov. 7 sponsoring two feeds at each fra- to light the bonfires. However, the Davidson at this time in the face j in the work. Most of the funds fori click and Furman took theball over ' ' Davidson Sixteenth ternity house on the last two Sun- upperclasstnen were quick to tr.rn of decreasing incomes from en- 7:00 P.M.— I. K. C. this propram have hcen secured the Cats' 42. Shetley, on a series of ' "^ Chapel Hill rated first last year day nights. This makes a total of brigade dowmcriti, 7:30 P.M.— Philanthropic by the sponsoring of square dances reverses, moved the ball to out with the bucket and down n with a percentage of 11.68. The Da- 1R feeds at his expense. Coach Norman Shepard, Athletic Society parties, yard stripe Riven the demonstration was somewhat and games, and from the the 10 on four succes- vidson-Cornelius chapter was placed Director, summarized the ath- I R:00 P.M.— I.eCercle Francais j At the feeds Beechnut products squelched. then annual rummage sale. sive/plays. From that point, Pepper place by Sigma in sixteenth the State and Phillip Morris cigarettes were "Riot" Ictic problem, financial as well as 9:00 PrM.— Cnsilon Library Founders Martin skirled rik'ht end for a , 'material, face*, .statistics with a 3.95 percentage.'|distributed ro each man present. The "riot" Continued over an which Davidson and .Wednesday, Not. S organization touchdown. Shetley's attempted con slogan Hampdcn-Sidney — The does not con- The unofficial of the cam- Ice cream from the pharmacy was hnur and closed with a water fight. ;r'.ated thai and j ;:00 P.M Commerce Club version was wide. fine itself to one project, however. p.nyn is "Heat Chapel Hill." also served. Spencer hoys ■Sewanee had been added to the Eta Sigma Phi Two plays later, Moore inter- Sam asked the not ' S:00 P.M.— Its work is divided under the heads | Contrary to popular belief, there to bother the dormitories and it football schedule for the l"4n sea- '):(K) P.M. cepted one of Sharpc*s passes on ' -YMCA Cabinet of School, Library, and Town. In are other membership* beside the is believed that very little damage son. the Cats' .1-1, and returned it to the THREE BRIEF PLAYS ! 1920 it started apublic library which l$l, Memberships fro from $1 to $25 by Mr. D. R. LaFar of Gastcnia, who 20 "yard line. Pepper Martin thenI was clone the demonstration. ' AMONG THE GREEKS j was later made a branch of the Ianil all hut $.50 remains in the yZonlinutd from Page One] «*«, .[ u«itm .iimI .1 nu'iiilin nf tlu'l latiTnllctl~tn-r);rn—frfaiiin fin ,i fiim* Judge liennett llarnson oT the| Charlotte Library. chapter. Tfie If.hl) " Council, /', i Public |local deducted Gains MaysticTif, Wallace ScrteT- Court sajd that the immediate oc- Athletic talked for a shortI [Cunlwued /.,.m w Five] on the 6. Shetley tossed a short ' In connection with the schools, from each membership is sent to the cr; Mrs. Maysfield. Polly Price; casions for the week'.- campus for time of the need for Alumni sup-, ■olnton : -and Lorraine Wilcox oi. pass to Dorman for the second "arthage; |both white and colored, the Civic national chapter. Gains. Jr., (socialite son), Ed Tay- frosh were their iusubordina- Iport of Davidson. and Doris Clark of Rshc- score. Shetley's place kick for the the Chili has conducted tale of Use Of Money lor; Doctor, Coppedgc; Liz, carry Pictures of the South Carolina "ille. Also present were Dave Ma- the extra point was good. Dick tion, failure to laundry, and In the past years the money Slave, Ben, 'Duke games were shown Coach oneVj Don Maloney of Washing- Christmas seals to furnish under- Riven House Hill Birmingham j the painting of water tank some i by j In the closing seconds of the! thf^ C, Inourished children with milk since by the local members has been us- Field Hand, Hill I.emnion; Tom, ago. Chapman and interpreted by Coach oii, D. Hill Hood of Charlotte,| game, Sharpe, making a desperatei time its foundation. It has also furnish- ed to hay medicine and doctor hills, Field Hand, Louis Ilite. ■MeKvcr. ind Dr. and Mr^. S. A. Knight, who score, The Court has nol hid a meeting attempt to was tackled in buy following haperoned. ed playground equipment, shrub- to food for the needy, and to third play, "Uncle Tom's at this writing since the sentence The officers of the the end zone. This gave Furman The bery, drinking fountains, and many -I'oiiNor a- maternity clinic. Next rumor- cchapter were then elected : W. Olin Guests at the house after the an automatic,safety, and two more! Harem," was written by a former went into effect. It has been internal improvements, year the local chapter will extend of 'A3'"-XisbYt, Class of '28, of Charlotte. ;amc Saturday were: Brother Jim- as well as points. Davidson student, W. F. Galloway.' ed that some of the cla-s maintaining a school its work by making health surveys 'President : Howard Arbuckle, Jr.. ny VVestall and Mrs. Jack Wcstall closet. Standing out in the Davidson linei The play is a farce of college life, were seen in Charlotte and various in Davidson and Cornelius and by (Class of '28, of Charlotte. Vice- >f Ashcville, Frances Galiivan, Sponsors Improvements besides Bahnson were Bell, Rivh- such as inight.be seen in any school other points in 'the Carolinas last sponsoring..a baby clinic." 'President : George Crouch. Class of Doodlcy" Dobbins, Kathleen liran- the dub has sponsored countless mond, Pennington, Johnson, and "better of our times. week-endand the Court will handle Dr. Wirrs Bradford, an alumnui '18, also of Charlotte, Secretary. iiii, Ruth Cochran, Hope Sims,i town improvement projects. Its McClintbck. The major portion of these ca-cs at its next meetinc. jof Davidson, * who has hcen in ; (Caldwell McDonald and Lex Klultz Curtis, Willard Hcarin, Dab-: the offensfve burden was carried by ,charRc of medical work in the past, of Charlotte were elected to serve ley kohiiiMiii,Hart Long, and Rob- Carter, liolin, Sharpe. and Spencer. Yodcr's STATISTICS REVEAL Davis. Nancy of Salisbury; jI will also 'he the supervisor for the with three officers on the Execu- it Hart from Greenville. of defensive play in backing up the [Continued from P,inc Five] , Prance's Pharr Charlotte. "better baby clinic" and the healthJ HITHEAD tive Committee. S. P. E.'s Entertain Among the alumni visited line was notable. ' 1 4). Louisiana (4). and New York- who survey. Through the new medical The next scheduled mooitag of (4). The chapter enjoyed a party af- the chapter were Brothers Hiram care to be offered, regular.exami- the Alumni Associatidn will he that game Saturday with the White of Rock Hill. C. ;"Hutch" LITTLE CHANGE IN The carpet continued t" switch er the S. nations of babies whose families COLDMISERY of the Forsythe County Chapter among CONFERENCE ■ bllowlng girls being those Harper of Greenville, S. C.j Right Where It Hits You! back and forth in jitterbug fashion. in Winstbn-Salem November 10. Jimmie could not afford proper medical ad- on ; Dorn, Thompson ; i Pour} Below us lay Pennsylvania, home iresent Misses Dot Tabie of Mocksville Hill Black IContiHHta jrom attr » vice will lie made; The chapter is CLEARVOURNOSEofsuffocatingmucus .The program theme will be on Da- Mosely. Mary Payne, Charlotte; L. I., — — of three Davidson students; then ical, Elsie of Joe Craver of Salis- W. & Generals defeated V. P. making an effort to correct and openup your cold-clogged head vidson's academic, athletic, and fi- Thomas, bury. breathe morefreelyIVicks Va-tro-nol Texas (2). Maryland (2), Con- Mice Payne, Mildred Mr. and Mrs. Laniar Burton Richmond's" undefeated Spiders prevent physical disabilities and fnancial programs. Williams, |j is what you need. A few drops give necticut (-'). and finally Iowa," harlottc Pete Monroe, of Davidson attended the feed Sat- downed Citadel, and the Gobblers children's diseases before they oc- swift relief Clark, from head colddiscomfort. Missouri, Mary Martha Nixon,,Alice urday nij^ht. Facility Brother Kim- from Virginia howled over William THIS TREATMENT Massachusetts, and Okla- 1 THEATRE TO PRESENT cur. issuccessful because— apiece. Pan" Peyton, Doris Railley, "Lib" Iirough and Mrs. Htmbrough hadIand Mary. composed Va-tro-nol is arttuc medication con- homa with one a The committee is of! relief-giving ' [Continued from Ptiijc Five] fortcr, Dickenson of the chapter Sunday. I taining several essential— A sad sigh escaped the ruir. "Time and Martha dinner with Prof. Fleaglc, chairman; Dr.Frontis], plus ephedrine expressly de- offered a program on the newly Concord; Taylor DAVIDSON BAND TO GIVE' agents was," said, Jueens; Sybil Trexler of Hunk Harrison and Kd at- signed nose , ■ it "when I could have i \ Johnson, vice-chairman; Professor for "* <" * " California, formed Southern Broadcasting Co., Miriam Salley of Union, S. C. ; An- tended the feed Sunday night. and upper throat. KI ou *"»" taken you to Colorida, ! [Continued from PaQC Three] O. J. Thics, secretary-treasurer, and more, Delaware, which includes stations in Raleigh, lie Laurie Donald of Roebuck, S. Brothers. Hamilton and H. Hay Club will a program as What's Illinois. Kansas, Michi- j present partIiMrs. Rene Williamson, who is in whenused atfirst v^vSKX^kJT* I .Winston-Salem, Charlotte, and Betty Daphne Mc- Pledge Knox went to Rock Homecoming - jg\ gan, Minnesota, Maine, and Wis- j Z.\ Tedards and land of the celebration in charge of the maternity clinic sniffle or sneeze, X jm I Salisbury. It k believed that this _"ann Greenville, ; Hill, ; con. Yes, during the last ten years of S. C. Caroline S. C. Brothers Harbin and Chambers' auditorium, during which This year, an opportunity will be Va-tro-nol actu- ~3i^V ' arrangement will be made in the Pledge ally helps th pre- L_ Davidson has had students from .11 md Virginia Anderson of Kock Watson and' Rainey to Fred Waring's new Alma Mater Kiven all the students, to join the - y|CKS_ near future, and that the new dra- lent many colds u ms. uj&i states and the District of Colum- Hill, S. C. ; Becky Davis. JakieIStatesVillc and Concord. song will be presented. Red Cross from developing. VA'TRO'MOL 1 by bia. matic *how will be carried most of Ihesc stations. A change in time While this talk was going,bn, I i,t broadcast may.Ue necessary in noticed that we w-ere traveling over order to get on 'the network but water. Soon I could distinguish further program through the smoke of battle the until notice the will he t^iven weekly at 7 :M) Wed- terrain "i China "You don't mean nesday evening. to tel| me *-". I stuttered. "Yes." said the run. "three Davidson men| HARRIERS ARE BEA-TEN hail from this eastern land." [.-»i.-,Y:.,-,/ /, m ;",:,,," f,«,] BEAVERS BEGIN WORK they will meet Guilford on the home course and the following week they [Continued from Page Five] sen from dates of the players and will enter the Southern Conference are provided witli escorts during meet .it Chapel Hill. Kidlogg and the games. The urmip also acts as! Gammon will represent Davidson at Mildness welcoming committee for visitingi this meet, which cross country en- <#/ztf^ &erfet ~7a4te teams. thusiasts agree is the toughest of IKS CZl year. A future project of the organi- :i the CHESTERFIEI-D'S RIGHT COMBINATION zation is to extend invitations to °' ?£^9 9#lr *^e wor'c''s best cigarette various high schools in N'orth and <^w^^J, . N^drv tobaccos South Carolina to attend David- son football games. DRINK A OF MILK QUART " ' The Heaver Club was founded on A DAY j^g^jjjmik^* ite/^\^ v: ""'/'/ itfi^B You'll enjoy every Chesterfield the Davidson campus in 1937 by DRINK PASTEURIZED MILK „ -'3T^ / ,/* f you smoke because you'llfind them Conrad Fredrick Smith, then IT'S SAFE ' fl ■ ■!I It is cooler, you'll like the taste, Alumni Secretary, a national M:^k '■>'> 1, IV M I■ I and organization, having 1.1 chapters JiSik Chestcrfie|ds are definitely milder throughout the south. 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