TheDAViIMpsONIAN
FOR A BETTER DAVIDSON
Vol. XIV DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON, N. C, DECEMBER 2, 192S Wildcats Beat Duke to Win State Championship President of Wofford to Give Address Davidson's Championship DavidsonTeamLaysUndisputed Claim Before PhiBeta Kappa Society Team Wins Seven Games Friday LosesTwo and Ties One to Title by Winning Game fromDevils Four Students Will Be Initiated TeX TilsOn tO Hampden-Sdney Into Membership be V.M.I.and Alone Feminine Players Nesbit, Grey and Mitchell Score Saturday Win From Wildcats Three Touchdowns SEVEN ALUMNI TAKEN Married EACONS TIE CATS Present Program Coach Tex Tilson left Tuesday morning FIELD GOAL BLOCKED All Student Neophytes Are Campus — for Roanoke, Va., where he is to married dictatorship be ' Wake Forest Drops Final Game to Under the of Miss Ethel Leaders Exercises to Begin to Virginia Kite, city, on Duke Holds 'Cats During First Half At Eight Miss of that Sat- leave Davidson Open Road King. Queens College Dramatic Club pre- o'Clock urday, December The But Later Succumbs to 4th. announcement of to Title sented a varied program of three one-act the weddtjig came as a complete surprise Strong Attack Announcement was made last week that to plays instead of the long play presented last every one with the exceptionof Coach Monk year. The group, President Snyder, of Wofford College, Spar- Starting the season with an impressive first of the "Chrysanthe- stock went over the top last Younger, who prophesied the coming evert mums," Wildcat tanburg, S. C, would be the speaker victory over the Elon and closing was a charming Japanese romance Thursday during second half of the at the some time last September. Christians the an- Phi Beta Kappa initiation Friday night, it with an even more triumphant defeat of with an oriental setting. The second and by nual Duke-Davidson Turkey Day mixup, The Immediately after the ceremony the :ouple . occasion of this ceremony, the Devils, the Davidson far the best was a laughable comedy. "Poor when Younger's machine pushed 20 which is held will for an tour, Duke Mluu Wildcats Monk yearly, one of leave extensive which will through Me," in which several of the new members twice is the high lights of Texas, tore their mosi successful gridiron points over the Mine Devils to win, while N. include the state of and Coach Tex'a of the Dramatic were activities on the campus, the public phase of schedule in recent years and perhaps of all club introduced. The C. State held Wake Forest to a 7-3 score. home. The trip will be made in the proem's last of tin- was the the initiation being held in Shearer times, to capture the state gridiron- title. presentations "Maid of Thereby Davidson the state cham- Hall. new Buick coach, which was bought by him ' clinched Bight alumni and four students will be affili- Seven victories, one tie game, and two de- IFrance." The scene of this one act play pionship. with the purpose of making this trip; hut ated with the local chapterat this time. feats were marked up for the 'Cats. All of was in the square ofaa French town before ' never did he let even his best frienI. Coach Through the first half of the Durham The men who have the leading Carolina, trams excep- the statue of Jeanne d'Arc, on Christmas been so honored by Younger, the with the game,anything might have happened. Duke bids, among Monk into greatest secret uf his Eve, during the World War. All of these the alumni, are Dr. Thornton tion of Wake Forest went down before the seemed the most aggressive and made three Whaling, 1877, life. plays had been presented in Charlotte sev- Professor of Theology in driving onslaught of the light Davidson ag- first downs by passes, Lcfthalf Frank was The trip through many of the Southern eral weeks ago with unusual success. the Louisville Theological Seminary, Louis- gregation. V. M. I. and Hampdcn-Sidncy, tossing the ball where right end Bennett and ville, Ky., States and especially through Texas will e c- who is the oldest alumnus in this the only Virginia teams on the schedule, re There was a larger troupe of players on qiiarterback Weaver were receiving, and the election; tendover a month and a half. As a remit of Dr. W. K. Hill, 1900, pastor of the fused'to be conquered and played on to reg- , the program this year than the group which was conspicuous by this new turn in Tcx's life, we will not liPVJ Wildcat defense its ab- Second Presbyterian ister victories over their op- presented the delightful Church of Richmond, will Davidson j "Mr. Bob" last sca- sence. In this march, four passes were com- Va.; his services until February. He return 1 Dr. W. N.Dunn, 1903, eminent surgeon pouents. son. Among those that had visited the cam- pleted for a total of 35 yards. One drive of to Davidson about the middleof Jaiuwrry. lie Atlanta, Ga.; Dr. W. S. Rankin, promi- came, saw, i pus before are Misses Dolly Moore. Anne and his biiiie will siay at one of ilvj town Elon and was conquered26-0; washailed \vh"n \Ve»v«r wrnt to ♥fc?.l5-yord nent physician of Charlotte and noted in the opener FaysOUX Johnston, Noel Walker, Minnie Sil- in the residences; the exact place of their season's on Richardson field. line on n'pass, only to be called back because two Carolinas; Rev. W. A. Mcllwaine, 1915, abide that game the verstein, Sara Ross, and Ethel has not been determined, as yet. In 'Cats showed some small Mraswell. both teams were ofT-side. With Duke again missionary toJapan, who is now on furlough part of the power was to carry The number of players in the plays was marker, On Tuesday morning Jim Pinkney brought which them mi the 15-yard and the Davidson in this country, spending his time at to state championship! 1 fifteen. holding, again David- the matter of the taking of a collection for the " line Weaver elected to pass. son; and of theclass of 1912, three members, Players' the purpose of buying a silver service fjr The Wildcats scored an initial touchdownj "The Queen appearance in Da- With the grounding of this pass behind the A. W. White, of Charlotte, lawyer; Dri the married couple and over the Wofford Terriers in the first few 1 vidson was much enjoyed by all of those goal line. Duke's drives were over. George Howard, of Salisbury,superintendent the suggestion was passed unanimously by minutes <>f play only to have the latter show Ithat attended. These plays were sponsored Davidson was up top of county schools, the student body. The attack nut to and I.. II. Smith, of Kas- Mill 'a reversal of form and drive a counter over by the "Davidsonian." form in half, the being ley, S. C, banker, lawyer. Wood and W. L. Lingle were appointed the first feature as a toselect the silver service to the Davidson goal in equally short order. This is the second time this year that the Gray's pass to for 10 yards. An at- (Continued on page X) committee Ncsibt be donated to the bride and groom. The The drive was short lived; however, and the Queens players have given a public presen- (Continued on page 8) football team has also voted to make a gift final whistle found the "Hill" team leading tation. The plays were first presented in ' " to Coach Tex and his wife. The nature of '24-6 after McConnell had snagged a pass in Charlotte some time ago and met with so Carrol Announces Cage this present has not been divulged to the the final moments of play and run 50 yards much approval and applause there that the DavidsonMen Speak at keenly curious student body. In appreciation for the final score. 11editors of the "Davidsonian"saw fit to bring of 'the club Schedule 15 Games for Tex Tilson and his service to the college Presbyterian College of South Carolina ' toDavidson to present their offering. Charlotte Rotary Meet as associate coach of football coach of was nut and defeated at Hill ill a long The club plans to make a tour of cities in Seven Games and Rock to be Played Here (Continued on page ~) ( Continued on page K) ( ( dntinued on page 2) South Mr. Jackson, Pinkney, Bohannon Carolina Trip Includes and Jim Appleby Ta'k onDavid- Games Five son Activities and Athletics The first call for varsity basketball prac- Canvass Will be Conducted This Week to liaise At the request of the Charlotte Rotary tice was issued Monday, although a Rood Club,a number of Davidson men participated many of the men have a been out for week in a special Davidson program, Tuesday or so. About 20 nun are reporting daily Funds the Support Warren Cox in China for for of iiqon. at the Rotary luncheon in Charlotte. practice, among whom arc four letter men Mr. Jackson, Jim Pinkney, Ernest Mohan- fromlast year:Anderson, Wilson, Harrison, One u 0 a S to beP edged Seventeen Players by iii'U and Jim Appleby each made speeches and and Simpson. -s°u;7us Tu"ned over Jo DurhamInvaded "Dutch" Edgar Tufts the Jazz Orchestra favored with several HeiiReveld is in charge and is at- Are Given Letters Davidson Students selections, besides music being furnished by tempting to round the men in shape so that Glee Club quartet, when Coach Monk Younger A drive will be conducted some time dur- the takes charge he On last Monday night at the meeting of Eastward ho! This was the cry of all; will ing next to the Hangchow Jim Pinkney, president of the student find his men well ready for him. It has the Athletic Council, 17 members of the ; week raise Fund professors, students, janitors, of all sizes, been is pledged each year by the students. body, in speaking about the "Student Gov- the custom for several years that Dutch 1926 Wildcat team were awarded which football shapes, colors, and assortments took up the ernment." stated that the students of David- Hengeveld take over the coaching squad A complete canvass will be made of the " ' for the letters. Four other members of the cry and set out. Is it necessary to say charge first few student body some night during the week where- son are in complete of their activities weeks. were given service letters, making a they were going, why? Is a single total | and there the |frirental care of the The Freshmen have not regular and a special effort will be made to raise and not under fac- started of 21 "D's" awarded. 1live human North Carolina who does one-night in nol ully, as is supposedby some. He stated that practice yet but several Freshmen from the Of the 17 men receiving letters, only four the necessary amount in a drive. know what in I happened Durham last Thurs- the system of student control at Davidson class team have been working daily money for go ! out with have not received letters in football former- The raised this fund will day, a day of real Thanksgiving for Da- in the varsity. Cox, I was one of the first established the South. ly. The other 13 men were all members of for the upkeep of Warren of the class vidson? N6, there's no one in the state who The games Ernest Bohannon, who is president of the with the Charlotte Monogram the 1925 squad with the exception uf Hoggs. of '24, who is now teaching chemistry at does not know what has happened, and there Club, Charlotte "Y," Hangchow College, Hafigchow, Athletic Association, spoke concerning "Da- and the University of The four men receiving letters were Sims. Christian was no one in Davidson who did not expect N. C, are pending, hut |vidson Athletic Traditions." He said that the schedule as ar- Ferrel, Christian, and Green. Service letters China. When Cox graduated from David- it to happen. And because they did expect ranged by Manager son, him clean and good athletes arc welcome at Da- Carrol is as follows: are awarded to men that go out for the team this fund was originated to send to ,it, the cynosure of all eyes and the destina- Dec. vidson, but they must have an interest in the 18— Salisbury "Y," at Davidson. for four straight years, and yet have not China to install a department of chemistry tion of all legs was Durham. 10— N. C. State, school and stand well scholastically. Jan. at Davidson. played in a sufficient number of games to in Hangchow College. His entire expenses The great exodus began Wednesday, the Feb. 1— Elon. at Davidson. make their "D." Hence, in return for their and salary for the last two years have been tlay before the game. A number of J. M. Appleby, secretary of the Y. M. C. Feb. 2— State, Juniors A., upon "The N. C. at Raleigh. admirable and earnest endeavors, they are paid by the students of Davidson College. and Seniors left early in the day, but the talked Y at Davidson." He Feb. 3— Duke, 1 religious at Durham. awarded "D's" in their Senior year. The About five hundred dollars is needed for the majority of those who left on that day hail told of tin earnest life of Davidson Feb. S— Guilford, at Davidson. awarding of these service letters was origi- support of Cox in his work in China for the to wait till after drill.Then there was a mad men. of the service of the "Y." and of the Feb. 12— Lenoir-Rhyne,at nated year remainder of this year. activities sponsoredby it. Davidson. this and will be selected regularly. scramble" to see who could get the lead in the Feb. 16— U. S. Marines, at Paris Island, At the time of theawarding of letters to The goal set by the committee in charge "bums' race. In an incredibly short time Mr. Frank I.. Jackson, treasurer of the S. C. the football players, R. H. Mcllwainc will of this drive in one thousand dollars. This the road to Mooresville was lined with stu- college, spoke of Davidson as "AnInstitution Feb. 17— Citadel, Charleston, at S. C. receive a varsity letter in return for his serv- will be an average of about two dollars to a dents hopefully yelling for a ride. Their of Service" and of how it has helped in the Feb. 18— game — Second with Citadel. ices rendered as football manager. This will student, as each Davidson man is expected cry was not "Are you going to Durham?" past by producing men who render service. Feb.19— College of Charleston, at Charles- make a total of 22 "D's" awarded. Of the to respond to this call. The surplus of this for of course everyone was going there. Hut He told of how Davidson has assisted in ton. — 17 players receiving letters, nine will be lost fund willgo to the work of Edgar Tufts, an- it was "Have you room for one more?" various enterprises as an institution and of Feb. 21— University C, — of S. at Columbia. by graduation next year. other Davidson man, at Banner Elk, N. C. And there usually was, for everyone was in- the willingness to be of service. Feb. 22 Furman. at Greenville. The following men received letters: J. F. Tufts is in charge of the mountain mission terested in getting as big a number as possi- The Orchestrarenderedseveral num- Duke, Jazz Feb. 26— at Davidson. Pinkney, E.F. Bohannon, H. M. Arrowood, work at Banner Elk, and is the head of an ble to the game. bers throughout the program and music by — Citadel, Feb. 28 at Davidson. (Continued on page 5) (Continued on page 2) (Continued on page 8) the quartet was said to be especially good. i THE DAVIDSONIAN, DECEMBER 2, 1926
The men that werehonored with numerals are: K. Hampton, T. R. Carson, E. R. PLAYING THE GAME McConnell, A. L. DeCamp, N. Hunt, B. M. With Withers DeArmond, H.E. Peterson, W. Dobbins, T. R. Nunan, R. M. Christian, J. T. Matthews, State Champions R. S. Reynolds, E. B. Kugler, J. D. Ham- All-State Selections mett, and T. W. Brohard. To Whom Credit Due? Press Comment CANVASS WILL BE Basketball Stars «. CONDUCTED (Continued from page I) excellent mission school there. This is a Realizing for the first time in many years Three Assistants Wrestling Team Starts Sixteen Freshmen chance for the students to aid directly in the of football a championship of North Caro- AwardedNumerals support of a most needy cause of home mis- lina, the Davidson Wildcats have returned Named inFootball Work WithFiveLetter sion work. conquerors to their lair. By decisively three managers football as Basis of Squad the of the awarding of the trouncing Duke, while North Carolina State The Junior of the Men At same time Icam for year have been chosen by varsity letters by the Athltic Council, 16 for the second consecutive year surprised th next the Athletic Council. These men are Roger Frerson, D»vJ», Estridge, Crinkley, Freshmen were awarded numerals for serv- Wake Forest with a defeat. Davidson wona Kelly, H. Mauze. team men clear-cut claim to the title. Hall. A. C. and C. W. M. and Mauld'n Veterans From ices renderedon the of '30. These Charlotte Regen was chosen as alternate. It has been Last Year— To Meet Army will he entitled to wear the "D. C." the custom in the past for the Athletic Coun- Although the Freshman team did not win Company Varsity man- Transfer Before the contests of Turkey Day, the cil to elect both the Junior and Thirty men answeredCaptain Weems' first any games in the state, it completed the sea- igcrs. according a ruling insti- Deacons and the Wildcats alone remained but to new call for wrestling practice. Monday after- son with two wins and three defeats. De- tuted this fall, the Varsity managers of all undefeated within the borders of the Tar noon. Keen opposition was given the five feats were administered to them by State the will be elected henceforth by the PHONE 298 Heel state. Both teams had licked Carolina, teams letter men remaining from last year's team. and Duke Freshmen, and Blue Ridge Prep Athletic Council combined with those men and Davidson had won over State and the The for the ensuing year is prac- School. Victories were obtained over Pres- respective sports. schedule Baptists from Duke. Davidson had suc- whomake their letter in the tically completed, with the West Point Cadets byterian College and Furinan Freshmen. — this new.system, the election of BAGGAGE cumbed to two Virginia elevens Hatnpden- Under the the only new addition. Although the Freshman team was not suc- Sidney I., Deacons Varsity managers is not left in the hands and V. VI. while the had The prospects for this year's team looks cessful in wins and losses, yet it shows great been downed l>y Furinan and C, of such a small number of persons, but is left AND TAXI P. of unusually pood with five letter men back to likelihood of turning out several men that South memory right, up to the judgment of those whom the man- Carolina. If serves us work for their positions. The team is far will have chances to obtain berths on next SERVICE early fall, the agership concerns most vitally. , in the when Baptists won from from being marie by anyone, as the reserve year's varsity. This is especially true of Carolina, they wire acclaimed State Cham- The managers wereelectedMonday Junior material is riiiht there to fill in with real the line whereseveral good players are tobe pions. And then we recall how the under- night by the Council, and the votes MARTIN. Prop. Athletic hard work. The letter men and their respec- found who will add to the reserve strengtli JAKK rated Davidson Wildcats for the for the of the Varsity will more show; second con- election tive weights are: Fricrson. captain, 118 of next year's line. The backficld also secutive season went to Charlotte likely by team Saturday Joe and tied than be cast the pounds: C. G. Davis, manneer. 138 pounds; promise of turning out several future stars. the "champions." All in morning, when next year's captain will be all the Wildcats Harry F.bridge. 148 pounds; Crinkley, have had a highly season. John successful elected. 158 pounds; Paul Mauldin. 196 pounds. A few new men who showed up well for the EAT AT THE FEMININE PLAYERS couple days of practice, and might suc- Various attempts have been made since first PRINTING | Thanksgiving rrcd in displacing snme of the old ones are:! the clashes, to attribute the Garrison, Rlythc. Rohannon, Harreil, cause for Davidson's wonder team. In no 'Continued from |iae<" m Hansel. S When in need of first-class job sj Herriott. Harper, Hill, and Cromartic. ASTORLUNCH wise would we attempt to detract in the North Carolina during the winter months see year's J printing of any description, fa least from the worth of other elements that and to present the same three plays. This schedule willbe the hardest in certainly entered into the situation, but it many years. The only new meet scheduled, This was the second appearance of a * SERVICE seems to us that can thus far. is with the Army, at West Point. the'most credit be Queens organization on the "Hill" during S VERNON S. BROYLES banded on a silver platter to Coaches Young- This alone should make it well worth any- the past week, the Glee Club appearing here er and Tilson. Starting the present season one'"! effort to try for a place on the team. in concert a week ago. This perhaps, trip by any j SERVICE ■? + with a noticeablelack of material, thesemen- is. the best taken QUICK tors have developed a team which would team in the school. There will be a few I BEST PRICES jj give any in this section a hard tussle. These matches with various teams on the way to Following the call of Coach Younger and THE BEST OF COOK- men stated last spring that Davidson would New York, but these have not been decided Captain Anderson, the candidates for basket- I Agent for X be indeed fortunate win games upon, as yet. to two this ballhave turned out in full force. Although I , ING year in football. Well, perhaps, "Gloomy" the captain, Wilson, Simpson and Harrison, The schedule as it now stands is as fol- Presbyterian Standard Pub. Co. 3 and "Morbid" pertinent terms to I are use in are the only letter men in school, pros- lows: their connection. the — Charlotte, N. C. S Charlotte. N.C. pects for a good team aremuch brighter now State —Here January 15th. than they werea year ago. This is true in Army There February 5th. Grey, Iiohannon, and BoggS, of Davidson, spiteof the fact that the present Sophomore Duke— Here February 13th. -* "" wereplaced on the composite all-state team. class failed to produce a real cage artist. A V. P. I.—Here— February 19th'(pending). Mm :: '„« :: ..' :: :"* :* :" » » The team was picked by a majority of the great deal of the team's strength will come Carolina Here February 26th (pending). g sports writers and experts of the state— men from last year's "Cowboy" team and from Approximately 15 Freshmen were out for fcf We cordially invile your inspection December 8lh at ; who had seen all the leading teams of the material developed in the class series. the first wrestling practice. It is extremely state play at least once. McConnell, Wild- important for thenew men to come out and %& Eii Hall of a varied assortment of gifts for j cat center, received several votes for the A formidable schedule has been announced learn the tricks of wrestling early. * pivot position one for guard, and at least for the wrestling team by Coach Weems. The practice for this first week was taken S& mother, "dad" and sweetheart but was beat out by Schwartz, of Carolina. The one big addition to the list of engage- up with only light workouts. Captain Weems Among other Davidson players who were m \ ments is a meet with the West Point Cadets stated that next week, beginning Monday, he consideredwerePinkney and Arrowood,ends, the first of February. For years Davidson will expect to have the men get down to and Ritchie, tackle. There were probably has stood high with its grapplers, and boasts real business. Quality Gifts at Popular Prices | others also for not all of the selections jp have one man, Fricrson, been thrown reached this office. who has not during his college career except in an extra as I time match. In addition to the completed Through the state, in the last few days, schedule several more meets are pending so Statesville Club & Cordially yours, S there have appeared in many of the leading in all the Wildcat matmen will have a full to Meet Golf Team % dailies, praise and favorable comment for season. The coach also plans to put out a | Davidson. The team, the coaches, subs, for the Freshman team this fall and the call The Statesville Country Gluh Rolf team B. SMITH ac COMPANY and the general attitude of the student body, caudidats has been Issued. will come to Davidson for a return match 1M. | all have receivednotice. Certainly, the stu- with the Davidson College golf team on Sat- {| dent body, to a man, displayed proper return golf JEWELERS % the A match for the Davidson ' urday of this. week. The match consists of Davidson spirit, last Friday morning when Iteam with Statesville is planned for the'■ three foursoms and willhe played on David' | No. 9 E. Trade St. Charlotte, N.C. '$ it stood in the raiii for half an hour at the coming week-end. The Wildcat link stars! son College course at 2:00 p. tn, S? station to greet the victorious football team. Iscored a decisive victory over the IredellI The Statesville team is shape, "I in Rood hav- But this was no more than should have been County Club a few weeks ago but the op- j ing improved a great deal since their first Campus Representative, R. B. McQUEEN done. And too, we liked the way the stu- iponents have"strengthened their team and1|match with Davidson, and a pood match :s dents paraded through Chambers building on plan tocome back at the locals with renewed1 promised. The Davidson team willhe com- that morning. vigor. posedof. McGill, Love. Wolfe. Wilson. Mar- tin, and Mills. Since the last rain the greens have hecn Union Theological Seminary graded, severalhad places which could not he called natural hazards have been filled in, RICHM 'Nl>. VIRGINIA and numerous other improvements have heen NORTON'S BARBER SHOP J0flfek made. This should put the course in fairly Introducing fo the readers <>) good for rvV«i' condition the match. £jM % \ TheDavidxmian Anti-Key-Hole The Most Convenient For '!! Kev W T.li fenoThomps. n, D. D. — 4^^ (A. B & 1) I) D.vi.ls,,, Colege) Professor of Mr*. A. "I don't believe Helen's beau is what he ought to "^^^^^ Re'igirv s Educati n be." Davidson Men Mr. A.——"Why, what's wrong now?" UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Mrs. A. "He's hung his hat on the door knob to cover up the key-hole."
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Mrs. Prof.— "Oh,"he just sent her a f* card of thanks." *^^^^^^^ fc^& I^^L I I illf I \ *\ \ Jim Pinkney (.at Washington Duke banquet)— "Here's to the blonds, may luy always remain light-headed." Take unto yourself a pipe and then Love-makingandheart-breaking ... as it is practiced by the fast- stepping youth of today. "Meet 'em and treat 'em! Love'em and leave 'em! Off with the old! On with the new!" Is this the battle cry of the modern miss? Mary Had a Little.... ? Flapper's National Anthem Mary had a little. Roses are red, violets t$re blue; And 1 hesitatc'with fear Give me a drink and I'll love you." To take the dear girl home While she's acting so darn queer. There's many a sip in the iinocent grip. "The rent is due tomorrow," cried the j Inductive Reasoning fellow who had worn his pants thin in Marriage is an institution. the seat. Marriage is love. Love is blind. When baby goes to bed she wears Therefore, marrfaRi' i> an institution for A little garment cttte, the blind. IVIiieh more clothing,Pu declares', is you've Than Ma's new winter suit. Hudgins (looking at his pictures)— If just become wedded to the sweet' — "These ears remind me of the front fen- est pipe in the world... (or even if* you've Father "Do you think you can keep ders on an automobile." my daughter— in clothes?" Our Trade Review celebrated your silver jubilee) rivet this gem Poolc "Not clothes, but I can buy herI Undertakers doing a dead business of wisdom in your old fedoni— and don't all the wearing apparel she needs." with tliiiiKs looking black. "" Tailors, report that business is press- forget it: Any paluka can get a pipe... but * fl «" L"^ ,."■:■:■::.■-. j Beauty Hint ing, the all sewed Bis IIIA IV A v:-"--:-a with market up. pis&WSS&K5& Ib^ it takes a good man to \eep 'cr and keep 'er a.M°— '-»fcot\ 1*1 Beauty is now a buy-product. Leather dealer-, are arrested in their {:■:-:■:-:■:■:■:■:. — r»\\. IT IV (::g3 &.t\ Ha ■» 1L»' wsb — skin game, happy\ 1 Cannibal Prince "Am I too late for The flower business has n rosy outlook. v^J dinner?" — — Be kind to your pipe. And remember : no Cannibal King "Yep, everybody's Womack "They are on each side of a eaten." vacuum tank." trouble ever arisesbetween a man and hispipe once there's a little Granger in the home | — Ode to Fresh Grever's Mustache l'air Damsel "Yes, love-making is the Granger's so mild — such fine old Burlcy Isame as it used— to be." " Crawford "How do you know?" (By his best Rir!) tobacco. Andthefamous Wellman Method" Don't Miss ThisPeppy Treat! I).— "I just about I". read a Greek Twinkle, fafoikle, little hair, makes it so mellow... It puts you on top of MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY maiden who sat and listened to a lyre all //i'.'c / wonder ~\.-lntt vn» air, — "night long." I'f above ym Hf< so brave; the world happy and carefree. — Why in the devil don't you shavef Guthrie "The dance floor is awfully Being rough cut, too, Granger burns so llMPERIALl crowded."- — How Iadmirethe pin! It's head keep* i slow your pipe never gets up." It She "Oh, but 1 guess we can wiggle it from going too far. "all het through." . I ktffps cool and sweet... always! Then Riology Prof.— ''Why is mail superior In other animals ?" Granger makes it easy to support a pipe. For Complete line of Wright Ditson, and Spalding, Reach Vance -"Well sir; he's made so that packed simply and economically it is most and Goldsmith Ins dogs keep his calves away from his patch." In fact, need deny Myers Hardware and Sporting Go> d> Co. corn reasonably priced. no man CHARLOTTE, N. C. — his pipe the joy and comfort of Granger. Fresh Peterson "I really must go; if I I stay a moment longer I'll be tempted to kiss you." — Charlotte "There, now, and you prom- CVERY minute $1104 worth of property is iurd you wouldn't rush off tonight" consumed by fire and every 42 per- GRANGER day Mrs. Prof. "My dress maker wrote; Rough sons burned to death with 46 injured. Be tlnctor and told him that she refused to make me any more dresses until ac- " Cut^^ my 1lie liill poun.l V n ■"imt was paid." J^^*^"~^^~^3Hf LJ^^Mj careful and help stop this awful waste. n11in t n is lorty-fivc Visitor -"And what did he say?" mil tin* fnii-pnuch BPyJ McALISTER CARSON, Mgr. Insurance Deparlment pack.iyc is ten cents Igl INDEPENDENCE TRUST COMPANY ALL-SOUTHERN HERE CHARLOTTE, N. C. Jim Pinkncy, right end, on the iJSsi^^^*^!"^^ Made David«on Championship team this **"- for pipes only! year, is the only member of the Wildcat squad who has received recognition of his ability as a play- ThePlace to buy your Granger Rnitfjx Cut i.s made by tt\c LiKKett £>■ Myers Tobacco Company Christmas Goods is er by winning « place on an all- southern pick. The Columbia State Rave Pink- Moore's Tire & SportingGoodsShop ney a place on the third all-south- Mooresville, N. C. ern team in its pick last Sunday. The selection was made by « Georgian sports writer. Pinkncy We have all kinds of sporting goods, was also given ■» place on the all- New Victor Records Out for Friday state team by Marvin Ritch of the such as footballs, and basketballs. Charlotte News, b.it he failrr! to "Because ILove You" claim a berth on the composite all- them! We also have bicycles and tricycles of state choice. Bohannon was named Don'i miss these— Come in soon— and hear as end on this team. " lj all kinds. Pinkncy is a native of West Vir- ginia and has played end on the Because ILove You— Wnllz. Nnl Sliilkrel mid the Victor Orchestra Davidson team for the past three Come Here and Do Your Shoppingfor theWholeFamily years. JiinI a Little Longer-Fox Trot. Witli Vocnl Rclrnin. Hehbw resides inColorado. Philip Spitolny nnd His Orchestra I'd Rather Be theGirl in Your Arms -Fox Trot. With Vocal Refrain Sunday-Fox Trot. With Vocal Refrain. Jean Goldkettrand His Orchestra 5 FOR THAT TASTE OF j Hello Blue Bird-Fox Trot With Vocol Chorus Mug* and Kisses— Fox Trot. With VocnlRelrnin. Art Londry und His Orchestra Adeste Fidelet (Oh Come, All Yl- F«ilhful) Grnnd Opera Mark Andrews j Cooking Night— Grnnd Opern. S £? "W Cafeteria Home On Your j Silent Meadow Lark. With Piano. \ Way Home \ Kiss Your Little Baby Good-Night. With Piano . CorrelIGosdtrn CHARLOTTE ASHEVILLE GRKENSBORO RALEIGH \ New York Cafe I PARKER-GARDNER CO. " Music Dept. CHARLOTTE. N. C. 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The wonderful record of the Wildcat foot- The Davidsonian ball team this year is due in no small measure to the pluck and determination of the men, the day day, week, gave More Tributes For Wildcats Member of North Carolina Collegiate Press who after week after their Association 'i best to building up a team on which they had even Member of Southern Collegiate Press not the faintest hope of playing. There is THE GLORY OF DAVIDSON Knowing Too Soon Association no effort here to detract from the praise de- There have been more "upsets" recorded this our Of course, it is a matter of great pride locally that served by our varsity men and inspiring season than ever before. As a whole, the foot- FOUNDED BY CLASS OF "15 in the Davidson football team has come out of another and capable coaches. It is only the belief ball squads throughout the country have been "The Llvest Wire on the Hill" gridiron season as the champions of North Carolina. that the scrub deserves some commendation better coached in the science of the game but along rest we have written this One would have to look far and wide over this College with the that the biggest reason for the failure of games Published Weekly by the Students of Davidson is more deserv- to little eulogy. whole Country for an institution that run according to "dope" has been in the fact On the varsity team there is a fine spirit of ing of such gladiatorialdistinction in its home State Entered at thr -post Office nl Davidson ai Mail Matter ol that the majority of the good teams realized tin- ! slogan and, of nearness of Davidson to Char- Second Clani co-operation embodied in the "One for because the that they were good season geographically, every way, before the ended. All, All for One." On the scrub team there is lotte, not otry but other is champion StlBSrRIPTTON RATES: point of genuine Davidson the of North Carolina a still more commendable and unselfish spirit it stirs up the community blood to a today ('■in. because it is the best team ; it has the m hit Copy: $2.50 thr Collegiate Year might the motto "One that the boys up the line have come away which we incorporate in warmth best record and there is no way of getting j for All." No chance of starring, no chance of from their football labors this Fall with such Ml Articles for Publication mum be in the handi of thr around it. Carolina had a better'Tieam before Managing F.Hitor by 7:00 p m Monday Article* re 1 a write-up in the Sunday papers, no chance of eminent distinguishment. in the Tar Heels met the Wildcats but, it strikes retvd frotn unknown snnrce will not he puhliflhed I trotting on plaudits of sporting out the field amid the If welisten to the appraisalsof the writers us, Carolina players supporters — only the dismal prospect of and knew that HARLI.EF. BRANCH. JR. F.rtitor-in-rhief fellow-students of the State, we would incline to the view that David- before and not after the game. Wake Forest VERNON Manager dig. tomorrow S. BROYLES Bininesn dif. dig. today, and forever. son, perhaps, had no better football material than a had a meeting oh, seeing you've better team before N. C. State Rut. the glory of the fellow number of the other elevens of North Carolina in- but the same thing happened: the Baptists EDITORIAL STAFF an opponents' helped to train dive through stitutions, that in some respects it may not have knew it! W. I.. LTNGLK ..Managing F.ditor j line, skirt the ends, or side-sep to a touchdown. stacked up with one or two of them in brilliance of ROYCE MARTIN Assistant Managing F.ditor Pessimism F C WITHERS _ Athletic F.Hitor !That's the one and only reward the scrub wants individual stars or in versatility of its play, but that KUFORD WEHI? ...Associate F.ditor out ten. He's a great fellow, the gloomi- H. I.. SHELBY Alumni F.ditor I nine times of tlio reason for its achievement lies in the aggressive Gil Dobie has been criticized for his D M. rM.HOUN Exchange Editor scrub. At last he stands a chance of wearing you ness since becoming a' H. f. SHF.r.HV Tlumnrous F.rlitor spirit of the tram, the nevcr-say-die stuff that football coach. Before D. M. rU.MOUN.. Alumni Editor the insignia of the college for the glory of to ns being conquerors every game, the Cornell mentor has told his W. used hear about that of which 8. WinrtN*. ...Assignment F.ditor so obscurely so admirably men they pretty play- P. P. JONES Feature Editor ! which he but works— and heroes are made. that were poor football T. T. JONES . Inquiring Reporter year year out. Here's to the scrub ers; they hadn't showed him that they were in and And we suspect that is about right. flod bless'm! pood; and he was thebossof things. The result have long held just that BUSINESS STAFF Davidson football teams is that Dobie has more games won than any E. L. DOUGLASS Assistant business Manager sort of a reputation and it is a vastly finer sort of P. other mentor in the country on his standing M CRAWFORD Assistant Rusinrss Manager HELPING HANGCHOW a college's JULIAN' LAKE Manager reputation for a college and for football T, Assistant Business for a career. Pessimism isn't so encouraging A. McALPTNE Subscription Manager Four years ago Warren Cox was a star on team to have than one possessed by going out and W. L. M HRIGHT Circulation Manager sometimes but it is better than to let athletes R. S. ABERNF.THY Service Manager the Davidson football team. Those were in scouring the Country for some exceptional football _ ' realize that they are the best in the business. . __)__ the days when old 'Lias Faison, "Nappy"Davis. material and bringing it to school for little purpose Reporters' Cluh TTemlrix and "Country" Fields were Other than of getting a conquering eleven for a The Case of Ruth "Jimmie" uniform, r.c. MURriusoN r r iakf cavorting about in the Wildcats and season. Babe Ruth was the greatest of all swatters; w. t. royiNGTON fe n. kanf as as next one. for season proved The first W T. DAVIS IO"N r.wiv Warren was about pood the Some colleges have been and are yet suspected of after season he it. star, knew, JOHN MORIARTY T T JONFS Tie wasn't such an outstanding perhaps, doing just thing, leaks on them thing one Babe realized that he was the A. N. HROWN I) i| MrllWMVF. that but it soon out P McK as siime of these fellows who have beenplaying and if they arc lucky enough to win the fame of a greatest figure in baseball. The result was I'wadXworth a m. sp 011 our championship nowadays,i that in biggest fizzle in the TYRF.E DILLARD B. WILSONaWw State teams championship by this means, their reputations in the 1925 he was the p. sporting he J. r. weaver n McQueen but he could stack up pretty favorably with the long run won't stand the wash. world. He found out that couldn't of at be the greatest swatter and know it at the best them that. We heartily, therefore, applaud the accomplish- same time. Realizing this he made a most Warren took a place of prominence not only j ments of the Presbyterians. sensational comeback. Today he is at the top EDITORIAL on the gridiron, but in the classroom and on j They have worthily won a distinct glory on the ;i scholar of the heap. Probably he knows it but one the campus, as well. lie was good gridiron and the best part about it is that that is one those wool, yard-wide" thing certain, he isn't going to take a chance. Th«< Davidsonian takes this and of "pure type not the orily sphene in which the Davidson insti- means of ex- gentlemen', inevitably rec- tending its congratulationsand to of who almost win j — Wildcats Under-Rated best wishes in success in tution cxcclls. The CharlotteNews. Coach Tex Tilson and the Ognition, Warren was for a bif* All season, Davidson has been under-rated. younglady who shall world— his college reputation soon be "Mrs. Tilson." From coaching a the professional Sports writers throughout North Carolinahave a place any profession FINE SPIRIT State Championship football team to assured him in almost j picked Davidson to lose on more than one —winning he might The spirit of friendship and fellowship manifested a bride might be to a long to have chosen. occasion. Football fans, far and wide, have some step but. at the Davidson-Carolina game last Saturday at Tex. it was just the closing But, Warren forcjot wealth and fame in his done thing. "Monk" Younger and of one exciting Davidson was one of the most pleasing features of the same chapter opening — ambition to serveGod and his fellowman. He | "Tex" the Wildcats and the of another perhaps the gridiron classic. Tilson haven't failed to let even more exciting! accepted aposition .is Chemistry professor and know that they were best in North There has always existed the keenest of rivalry not the athletic advisor in the Hangchow Christian Carolina. On the other hand, good teams have between the University and the Presbyterian in- College of China. Far from home and friends, found out how good they were before the stitution, there has always been, too, the friend- Banquets inCharlotte,Greensboro,C.astonia, he has labored for three years, depending for but overconfidence liest of relations. The University respects the fight- .season closed. Call it or what- and Mooresville for our State Champion foot- his small income on the interest of students wish, ing qualities of the Davidson players, and the latter ever you there is such a thing as learning ball team. Sort of looks like the boys are try- back here in Davidson. quickly. fee's the same way toward Carolina. too ing to make up for all those they post- never meals So far his Alma Mater has failed War- bodjes paid Spirit poned during the long training-table siesta. ren. students here have felt all Tiie tributes both band and student Davidson Somehow the playing sinning along that he was their own representative in to their rivals by and each other's Not for one moment does the writer wish to eolege songs was a beautifulexhibition of real sports- the foreign field, and, unable to join him in discredit the strength of the Davidson eleven. ! manship. A writer in the Tar Heel of Saturday If the N. C. State Wolfpack had happened body, they have continued to send him funds Frankly, we believe that nine out of the II to have passed says :: :: : : : : through Davidson last week with which to keep up his good work. Each men on the Wildcat team will admit that there after their victory over the Wake Forest year, have conducted ai "The relationsbetween Carolina and Davidson now are better football players than themselves in eleven, Davidson students a May always they could have had the town, the col- campaign among to funds are credit to both schools. Davidson North Carolina. We are sure that the coaches leg", themselves raise and anything else they might have cared with which to keep Warren in China, where lie r;niK ace-high among our, rivals."— Gasioiiia Gazette. will admit that there is better materialon other for around these parts. For once the Wildcats is doing toward Davidson's teams. And yet, without a doubt, the Wild- and much perpetuating their brothers of the Wolfpack got to- record for service. THE ACCLAIM OF MONK YOUNGER cats make up the best team in the state. What gether and won a State men ability they spirit. Championship—for Next week Davidson students will be asked j the lacked iiK had in the Wildcats. Too bad the fellows at State Toobad that the last issue of The Davidsoniancould Rah-rah stuff is laughed at by the wise boys to contribute again toward the support of their can't share with us to a greaterextent the joys not "hold the press" until the issue of the football but the team with the spirit, to win rarely is of a representative on theiaculty of the Hangchow ! Wildcats and the Duke Blue State Title. ago j battle between the defeated. Christian College, wWT'h some years was Devils was known. "However, the Davidson College appropriately labeled "The Davidson of China." paper contented itself with approximate anticipation THE SCRUB A campaign to raise a thousand dollars will be of the result. It prophesied that to Davidson would DAVIDSON TRIUMPHS on campus days, For the first time in the history of ! .launched the within a few and come the State championship, and behold! that is By virtue of its defeat of Duke and Wake the Col- our students will rally to the cause of Christian leg?, the Davidson athletic have: just what happened. It was a strong team .that Forest's failure to defeat State on Thanksgiv- atKhorities in the foreign fields. ing champion awarded service letters to four faithful second- education made final contest with Davidson for State honors Davidson stands the undisputed string men, giving Enjoying the benefits of such an education ; and for that reason Davidson is all the more lifted of tlie State in football for the year rrjS)^ football who although un- 1 ! reservedly of their were, hcro-at Davidson, our students find a special up, and The Davidsonian was not unmindful of its In view of the controversy which wouldhave time and energies, : nevertheless,unable to make the varsity squad. incentive to contribute to a fund that will make opportunity for placing credit. This it gives to Monk been precipitated had the outcome of the No r,ecor>-njtjnn nv t ne athletic association has it possible for our brothers of the yellow race Younger, who led the charge against the Blue Devils Thanksgiving games been otherwiseit is a hap- ever received more favorable comment from! to receive the same service. at Durham, the crowning accomplishment as pilot py circumstance both for Davidson and the the student body as a whole. Approximately one-half of the fund of a j for the Wildcats "through the mill of the hardest State at large thnt the results have eliminated dollars, raised here, will| Thelowly scrub is too often forgotten in the thousand which will be schedule in recent years, with a record of seven that contingency. The Davidson football team rush co directly to Warren Cox, and the other half victories and two defeats.' Certainly all the boys of 1026 is altogether worthy of the honor. to reward varsity athletics. Lacking,per- worthy haps, the will go to an equally cause. Edgar can take their hats off to Monk Younger. Traditionally Davidson football teams have al- natural attributes of a varsity play- Tufts, who graduated in 1922, has taken j er, the frequently most faithful, up ways demonstrated a fighting spirit which scrub is the begun among the most consistent, the the work by his father the pov- honors them even when defeated. In their an-* most unselfish can- erty-stricken Carolina moun- SPORTS TOWER didate for a place on an athletic team. folk of the North nual clash with Wake Forest this year they tains, and without an endowment or appro- By WUiam Gant showed a margin of superiority fully Not many years ago a great coach was asked which priation, he is today maintaining an orphanage, anyone back July corroboratestheir champion- how he managed to turn out such an If who read this column in and worthiness of the invincible school and hospital for the needy people with August are reading today, ship, even though gridiron machine season after season. His in- is among those who it he the game eneded in a tie. whom he works. The success of his work de- will remember that a line was used almost every No college in North Carolina wil wear their terrogator, undoubtedly, expected the coach pends entirely on the interest of friends, and — to answer with words of praise for his varsity — day or so which had somethinglike this "There will laurels with more distinction of true worth their gifts and there are times when it hardly post series.' morning than Davidson and The joins a material, or by modest boast of his own coach- be no This there is no more Journal with seems possible that he can continue his philan- appropriate sentence to use than— There will be no great host of Davidson admirers throughout ing methods. Imagine the surprise when the But, — thropy among the mountain-folk. Tufts post season football game! the State in extending its heartiest congratula- coach quickly replied, "The scrubs they make kept on, nothing, has courageously asking for tions.— Winston^Salcm my teams for me!" giving everything. The appeal for help in his The Best Team Journal. And so it is. Consider the discouraging work will meet with a sympathetic response Sitting on top of the world, the Davidson College plight of the coach who finds himself with only amongDavidson students. Wildcats are the 1926 football champions of North Sea bathing was held scandalous in England eleven star players, from which to build his Davidson is fortunate in that her students Carolina. There is no argument for- there is no until the beginning of the 19th Century, and team. He is without reserves from which he are protected from the usual run of campaigns better football team in the state. Any team that I persons who took a dip in the ocean were apt can draw in case of injury to his first-strinsr for charity donations, too many of which are can win three of four major state games and tie the I to be forcibly "retrieved"by those who thought proteges, he is without men against whom he today making their appeal to the hard-pressed other one while its nearest competitor is winning ; theyhad gone mad. can test and develop the strength of his varsity college man. Rut,the campaign for Hangchow two, tying one and losing one, is the titleholder. men. It is the coach with anabundant supplv College and the Tuft's project commend them- There is no better football team in the state; there Radio tests to determine the permanency of of hard-working, indomitable, and self-sacri- selves to us as worthyNrauses, and Davidson are numerous better football players than the ones I the earth's crust were conducted during Octq- ficing scrubs who comes through with a win- men, appreciating this, Will gladly respond to who make up the Wildcat eleven. Football honors, j ber and November by the International As- ning varsity aggregation. the best of their ability. however, go to the best team. j tronomical Union. THE DAVIDSONIAN,DECEMBER 2,192* - — . " .. i. \ DAVIDSON'S CHAMPIONSHIP Cats celebrateHome-coming Day. The Da- 1 Judge "What'» wrong with this sen- ThreeWildcat Players GivenPlaces on vidson team pushed over a touchdown in the tence? 'Ten— years at hard labor."* (Continued trom page it first few moments and Dick Grey booted a Convicted "Your honor, it's too long." drawn nut game mrked by unnecessary field goal later in the game. The Tar Heels Composite All-StarNorthCarolinaEleven wrangling and bickering, Final score, Da- ripped and snorted in a creditable manner vidson 3, 1'. C. 0. Dick Grey did the work. but failed to score. Our idea of a one horse town is one Davidson College, state champions, placed| The first team took a rest the next week Durham was the scene of the final fray of where they paint "Come Again" on the three men on the composite all-state pick of Davidson Alumnus while the second team piled up a 23-point the season. Duke held the Wildcats during back of the welcome sign. half, eight sports writers in the state, with Wake Delivers Address lead over the Guilford Quakers. the first but the home team came back Forest, runners up, drawing a similar num- Dick Grey again came into the limelight strong in the second to score 20 points and ber. Dick Grey, of Davidson, and Bliney Mr. H. S. Richardson, '06, of Greensboro, the following week by scoring the vital three thereby clinch the state title. Grey, Nesbit Forest, points over College. The game was and Mitchell were luminaries. THE BEST PLACE TO EAT Rackley, of Wake were the only two one of of Richardson Field and State the donors thrills, men in the state to receive the unanimous Richardson Stadium, is becoming widely replete with the Davidson attack being by long runs of Cap- vote of all pickers. known as a speakerupon taxationand its re- featured the end For warmer days I'm hankering following composite pick, tain Lucien Wells. The Wolf pack threat- The is the asi lationship to business and manufacturing in Criedhandsome Leo Pritchetl, Brown's ened twice but each time their offense was Restaurant well as those of Monk Younger, and the North Carolina. He will speak at Wilming- - You sec 1aim an overcoat crushed as they neared the Davidson goal. other individual selections: ton Thursday night, and an effort is being lhit Ican't itrur the ticket. It was tlie Wildcat's first victory Composite Choice made to have him remain over for the ban- over a 17 S. Tryon St. — ; member of the "Big Five" for the year. Ends Riley. Wake Forest Bohannon, quet meeting of the Wilmington Alumni As- Architect's Annual Convention met The DemonDeacons of Wake Forest jour- The Davidson. sociation, which the secretary is to organize at its usual time. After opening — neyed to Charlotte to battle the 'Cats to a the CHARLOTTE ,'. N.C. Guards Nicholson, Duke; Boggs, David- Friday night. meeting with prayer the entire audience . tie score for the second successive year. son. The Wilmington Star of Sunday. Novem- i nse and sang, — Again Grey "How Firm a Foundation." Tackles Morehead, Carolina;Rmmerson, her 28th, has the following to say in regard Dick sent over a field goal, only to have it matched by Captain Rackley, Wake Forest.— to Mr.Richardson's appearance in that city: j Center Schwartz,— Carolina. "H. S. Richardson, of the Vick Chemical of the Deacons. Neither team showed the Halfbacks Spurlock, I.cnoir-Rhyne; Company, Greensboro, will deliver an ad- power whichhad markedtheir attacks during "Since 1868 the Home of Good Shoes" Grey, Davidson. dress on taxation and its relations to busi- ipreceding games. The were met at Lynch- Fullback— Outen. N. C. State. ness and manufacturing in the state, at a V. M. I. Cadets We Never Hear a Man Ask for "Just Anything" — burg. Quarterback Rackley. Wake Forest. dinner meeting of the Wilmington Real Es- j The Wildcats pushed over a tally early by a in Footwear Nowadays Monk Younger tate board tobe held Thursday night at 7:00 diversified aerial attack but the Flying Squadron strong to Left end, Rliey (Wake Forest); left o'clock, at the Cape Fear Hotel. came back score twice in the second quarter and take the tackle. F.mmerson (Wake Forest") ; "Mr. Richardson, who is regarded as an | SIR! Men have decidedly em- left game 12-7 The last bait found the Caro- guard. (Duke); center. authority on taxation, having made a careful phatic ideas of what they require of Jones McConnell score nO, linians fighting desperately for another (Davidson): right guard. Boggs (David- study of the subject in North Carolina, is an j footwear now— and the number of but unsuccessfully. son1;right tackle. Morehead (Carolina) ; interesting speaker and a man who is closely satisfied Gilmer-Moore customers are con- right McMurray (Carolina) identified the real estate business the The Ilamp len-Sulncy Tigers came tit end, ; quarter- with of tinually increasing. Have you seen our back. Rackley (Wake Forest) ;left half. state. Wcarn field to e'ear up a 6-6 tie i'I the pre- ceding season and after the of Fall lines for young men? They're the D. Grey (Davidson) ;right half, McDowell■ "He will deliver tliAsame address here smoke battle (State) ; fullback. Spurlock (I.enoir- that was so e'fTectivelyxielivcrcd by himself had cleared they inarched off the field with best we've ever had! Rhyne). at the recent state convention of the North the long end of a 1.3-0 score. Davidson fail- Tex Tilson Carolina Real F.state board in Charlotte. ed to show the offensive strength of previous games Gilmer-Moore Company Left end, Bohannon (Davidson) ; The realty men then were greatly impressed and their hitherto well-balanced pass- left smothered, tackle. Emmerson (Wake Forest) ; left with the address, believing it be the base of ing attack was completely SHOKS HOSIERY LUGGAGE Carolina came guard. Boggs (Davidson) ;center. McCon- a question so vital to the best interests of to Davidson to help the nell (Davidson) ; right guard. Whisnant the state. (Carolina);right tackle. Morehead (Caro- "City and county officials and the president lina); right end. McMurray (Carolina);| and secretary of the chamber of commerce| quarterback. Rockley (Wake Forest); left have been invited to attend." half. D. Grey (Davidson); right half. Me- Dowall (State) ;fullback. Spurlock O.cnoir- SEVENTEEN PLAYERS Rhync). — By Frank Spencer Winston-Salem (Continued from papr 1) Journal Sports Editor C. F. Ritchie. R. I.. Lincoln. 11. I.. Laws, K. Ends: Riley (Wake Forest) and Bohan- E. Hoggs. R. E. Mitchell, J. W. Grey. .1. 11. non (Davidson) ; tackles:Thompson (Duke) McConnell. W. 11. l.eggeUe. (". W. Harri and F.mmerson (Wake Forest); guards: son. W. O. Nisbct, I.. W. Wells, R.E. Wil- Dobbs (Davidson) and Whisnant (Caro- son, N. E, Sappenfield, W. R. Grey, and R. lina) ;center: McConnell (Davidson) ; quar- II. Mdhvaine. ter: Rackley (c) (Wake Forest); half- The four men receiving service letters backs: Spurlock (I.cnoir-Rhyne) and Grey were: G. R. Sims, W. A. Christian, J. M. j (Davidson); fullback: Outen (State"). Farrell, and W. O. Green. By E. V. Mitchell— Charlotte News Sports Editor i guards: Nicholson (State) and Boggs (Da- " Ends: Riley (Wake Forest) and Pinkncy vidson) j Schwartz (Carolina);; (Davidson); tackles: Thompson (Duke) center: quarter: Rackley (Wake Forest); . and Emmerson (Wake Forest); guards: half- backs: Grey (Davidson) and Young (Caro- Nicholson (Slate) and Weir (Wake For- lina); fullback: Outen (State). est") ;center: Schwartz (Carolina) ;quarter: ' By William Gant— Greensboro News Rackley (Wake Forest) whalfbacks: Grey (Davidson) and Oher (Wake Forest) ;full- Sports Editor back: Spurlock (I.enoir-Rlivne). Ends: Bohannon (Davidson) and Riley [ — (Wake Forest): Morehead By Jnke Wade Charlotte Observer tackles: .(Caro- lina) and F.mmerson (Wake Forest); Sports Editor guards:, Ruggs (Davidson) and I Ends: Riley (Wake Forest) Shuler and MsMur- (Carolina); center: Logan (State); quar- ray (Carolina); tackles: (Caro- j Morehead ler: Rackley (Wake Forest): halfbacks:! lina) and (Wake Forest) Emmerson ; Grey (Davidson) (Wake Forest) ; guards: Bnggs (Davidson) and Ober and Whisnant fullback: Young (Carolina). (Carolina); quarter: Rackley (Wake For- — ' est); halfbacks: Ober (Wake Forest) and By A. J. McKevlin Raleigh News and Editor Grey (Davidson); fullback: Spurlock (I.e- Observer Sports noir-Rhyne), Ends: Bohannon (Davidson) and Riley By Fred Haney— Durham Herald (Wake Forest); tackles: Morehead (Caro- Sports Editor lina) and Emmerson (Wake Forest); guards: (State) Ends: Riley (Wake Forest) and Bohan- Nicholson and Whisnant non (Davidson) ; tackles: Emmerson (Wake (Carolina); center: Schwartz (Carolina); (c) Forest) and Morehead (Carolina); guards: quarter: Rackley (Wake Forest);half- (Davidson) Boggs (Davidson) and Lipscomb(Carolina) ; backs: Grey and Ober (Wake center: McConnell (Davidson) ; quarter: Forest) ; fullback:Outen (State). Manpower Rackley (Wake Forest): halfbacks: Grey By Sports Editor, U. N. C. Tar Heel (Davidson) and McDowell (State) ; full- Ends: Riley (Wake Forest) and Bennett back: Spurlock (Lenoir-Rhync). (Duke); tackles: Morehead (Carolina) and Four millions of the bc:;t man-power of Europe — Emmerson (Wake Forest);guards: Nichol- /JKV/Kv By Natz Weller Durham Sun Spo'rts perished in the N:.poli;onic conquests. Military con- Editor , son (State) and Whisnant (Carolina) ;cen- V&Smt^V ter: (Carolina); quarter: non-creative, Ends: Riley (Wake Forest) and Bennett Schwartz Rack- — quest is while industry is always ley (Wake Forest); halfbacks: Grey (Da- (Duke); tackles: Warren (Carolina) and (Wake cre^^ive. Emmerson (Wake Forest); guards: Eanes vidson) and Ober Forest) ; fullback: Outen (State). The laboratories and (Duke) and Nicholson (State); center: shops ofindustry arc i..c _ — jn t jie j yccTS one manufacturer Boggs (Davidson); quarter: Rackley By Dick Sarifield— Asheville Citizen sources of many of Use ast ten J American (Wake Forest); halfbacks: Grey (David- Ends: Bohannon (Davidson) and Riley enduring attainments or the GeneralElectric Company has created machines times. Inthe Cc .- (Wake Forest); tackles: Emmerson (Wake our f \ son) and McDowall (State); fullback: crai Electric or^ar.: ..- having a man-power forty__ times as great as that of Bolich (Duke). Forest) and Morehead (Carolina); guards: tionis anarmy of 7;,tl3 ,. , ,. ,. . . " , By Wallace Minshull— Greensboro Whisnant (Carolina) and Boggs (David- persons, co-operating to all the lives lost in the Napoleonic wars. Sports Editor son); center: Schwartz (Carolina); quar- make electricity do mor- Ends: Bohannon (Davidson) and Bennett ter: Rackley (Wake Forest); halfbacks: humanity. Intheyearstocome, whenthecollege menandwomen (Duke); tackles: Morehead (Carolina) McDowell (State) and Grey (Davidson); and series of advr-- today home, (Davidson); guards: fullback: Spurlock (Lenoir-Rhyne). a G-E of are at the helm of industry andofthe Ritchie Jones (Duke) >W and Weir (Wake Forest);center: Schwartz By Ernest Milton eiecbidty"i8 Slng' i-i it will be realizedmore and more that human energy (Carolina); quarter: Rackley (Wake For- Ends: Qinkney (Davidson) and Riley oTr^qu^rt. *s *°° valuable to be wasted where electricity can do est) ;halfbacks:Grey (Davidson) and Spur- (Wake Forest) ;tackles :Emmerson (Wake A^k'forbo^°- letgek-18. j-hg lock (Lenoir-Rhyne) ; fullback: Outen Forest) and Thompson (Duke); guards: workbetter at lower cost. (State). Nicholson (State) and Whisnant (Caro-i By — lina) (Davidson); __ ___ 201-S«DH C. K. Marshall, Jr. Gastonia Gazette ; center: McConnell __^_ Sports Editor quarterback: Rackley (Wake Forest); Ends: Riley (Wake Forest) and Arro- halves: D. Grey (Davidson) and Ober wood (Davidson); tackles: Thompson (Wake Forest)-; fullback: Spurlock (Le- (Duke) and Emmerson (Wake Forest); noir-Rhyne). GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY.ELECTRICSCHENECTADY. NEW Y OR K GENERAL YORK.. THE DAVIDSONIAN, DECEMBER 2, 1926
have an important message for every man n Y.M.C.A.SecuresFuture** who attends vespers next Sunday night. Speakers On December 12th, Dr. C. K. Kaynal. pas- "Y" Column for Services tor of the First Presbyterian Church of Statesvitle, X. (.'.. will speak. Dr. Way will In1 the speaker < hi Sunday. "V" has Rev. Way and Dr.Raynal to Speakjj | "The been very fortunate in tecui Let's give him a good crowd. This famous i Raynal night, Here Soon inn Dr. For th.it and though he divine will bring a message that deserves < " < the isnot an il IDavidson man.he is an xciIlent attention <>i t\by man in the student body <>f very .til — speaker andhe will be interesting to Davidson College.' Remember the date On Sth, Rev. attend, December Warren W. Wayy, |those who Sunday, December 5th. rector of St. Mary"s School, will speak at rt These ihm two speaker* -b.-uU o«"irnvm.l Y the "V" vesper service. At Raleigh, X. I*.," a better attendance than h.;s Ivcn h.ul to: Mr. Way is an *" A deputation will ro ti> College on influential man in the Kpis- flic past iiu weeks, ..:■..:,.. Urge ..::>".■.!.."'.*-. Queens Sunday. Only two men will g", Alan Frew copal Church and has a special appeal to Co'■ i> expected. Special Musk w he refidered " Wilson, they younc will leRc students. He is a man and \vi ;it services. and Ronald and have both charge "Y" Another The U>t servicebefore thv Cfcmttnas hv!i of the service there. deputation will go to Second Presbyterian days begin willbe the feature ot the meetings the Salisbury. held this fall. On this nigflt. December Church of 1 l°th student program \v;!l hr .a niusieal ren- ' < r DRINK dered and a large attendance is expected The "Y expresses its gratification over H*AmeT{T>zASHeiij sHoes ILast year 515 students attended this meeting. the pleasant time enjoyed at the little re- i The Glee Club and Quartet will play an ini- ception Riven by Mrs. Martin on Thanksgiv- DEVELOPED BY FINCHLEY FOR portant part at this meeting and will render ing afternoon. A Rood number were present a group i>l Christmascarols. The Christmas anil all experienced a very enjoyable time. COLLEGIAN USAGE FOR FALL spirit will prevail throughout the whole meet- Another one of these receptions will be held WILL BE EXHIBITED BY A REP- NuGrape i ing. The program for this meeting has not SOOfl for the Freshmen, to help the "Y" get RESENTATIVE FROMNEW YORIC definitely arranged as yet is in closer touch with the men of the class. A FLAVOR YOU CANT FORGET been but it thought that there will be at least one student Y Ispeaker. Next week the- "Y" will have its annual ' AT EU HALL Hangchow Fund Campaign, from which A Scotchman was found dead in front ' funds go to support Watr'en Cox, of the of a once-ccnt slot machine. Examina- Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 6-7 class of 1924, who is teaching chemistry in < NuGrape Bottling Co. tion showed that his death was the re- Hangchow Christian College, China. He is sult exertion. Then mystery Art Hyde, Representative 417 DowdRoad Phone 5776 of over the working to instill Davidson principles and was solved, was sign reading, for there a ideals in men across the sea. A magnificent CHARLOTTE, N. C. penny if you "Your returned hit hard work and one that deserves your aid. PARTICULAR INTEREST IS IN- enough," Y VITEDTO THE EXTRAORDINARY """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" ' The "Y" is holding services on Sunday FABRICS OFFOREIGNSELECTION. afternoons once a month at Shearer Chanel and Hobson Church. PATTERNS CONFINED SOLELY BRADY PRINTING CO. Y TO THIS ESTABLISHMENT. To those who are not familiar with the! facts about the life of Warren Cox, '24, ■ FORTY^FIVE DOLLARS^ COLLEGE PRINTERS teaching in China, the following items con- ! AND MORE cerninghis life while on the campus of D. C. TAILORED TO MEASURE Stationery, Books, Greeting might be of interest. Warren was one of Cards the outstanding men of his class— an honor man, wearer of the "D," Phi Beta Kappa STATESVILLE, N. C. and many other student activities and honors. He was also a member of the Kappa Alpha social fraternity. All in all, he stood for the ideals and aims for which Davidson is known and was a typical Wildcat. "IT WON'T BE LONG NOW" Y FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Steps have already been taken to— secure a CHRISTMAS sneaker for the spring service the "Y" hopes to get one of the most noted ministers We arc adding useful gifts each day for your in the country for these meetings. convenience. Come Y in look them over On December 19th, the last Sunday before Christmas, the vesper service will be the an- j WHITE DRUG nual student musical program. A special COMPANY program will be gotten up, as in former Belk Bros. Co. years, and Christmas music will be used by the Glee Club and the Quartet, together with the whole student body. Y The "Y" plans to take up a collection of old clothes next week, the proceeds from the ! Showing at AtEfird's! sale of which will go to the support of j the Mission at Crossnorc. This admirablework ' is under the charge of Mary Martin Sloop, ' WEATHER PROOF COATS sister of PresidentMartin, of Davidson Col- lege, and she has been extraordinarily sue-I ccssful in building up a great mountain work j in this mission. She was the subject of a j Eu Hall feature article in the American Magazine $30.oo recently, as a ■ tribute to the wonderful work g^ she is doing.