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Vol. IX. DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON, N. C, APRIL,14, 1922. NO. 28 Davidson Debaters De- StudentBody ElectsNewi Class LeadersNamedFor|WildcatBaseballTeamIs feat Wake Forest 3-2 Officers ForComingYear Coming Year's Activities Defeated by A. & E. 9-2 — Both Teams Hit Freely— Untimely JohnC. BaileyandEdgar Houghton SamDavis Named President Hill- Sorrells, Faison, andBeall, to Guide j of house, Destiny of Upper Errors Responsiblefor Number Nobly Uphold the Honors Faison and Hendricks the Three of Tech Tallies. the Red and Black. Hold Other Positions. Classes. On Monday morning, April .1. 1933, the Playing a steady game in the field and The Wildcat Debaters won a close de- In the elections held last Monday, the | of new officers for the coming hitting hard and sure in the pinches, N. cision over Wake Forest in a contest of .election Junior, Sophomore and Freshman classes \ year took place. The student council college C, State defeated Davidson, Saturday, wits between teams representing the two those their officers for the new j nominated men for the offices of presi- 1.1-2. Allen, hurling for the visitors, al- colleges, held Friday night at Queens year. Kach class chose men who are! dent, vice-president, secretary and treas- though hit freely by the Wildcats, was College, prominent in college activities and| in Charlotte. urer, which the house was open a puzzle in the pinches, while State had upheld affirmative after ' worthy leaders are promised for the | Wake Forest the for nominations from the floor. In ad- little trouble with the three Wildcat side of the query, "Resolved, That the year kjjj-j.v Below are the elections by Id'tion to S. M. Davis. R, 1". Davidson, II. (lingers. should own and operate the classes: Government :H, Smith, and G. H. Sorrells, Pat Craw- Without attempting to alibi for the cpal mines in the United States, consti- ' ford and Gig Shepard were nominated j Junior. defeat, it may be truly said that the tutionality waived," while Davidson de- ;from the floor, but they withdrew their Sorrels was elected president, with Hcore does not indicate the relative the negative, winning a three to ' fended names from the race Each of the men Hugh Smith and Hob Davidson as close' strength of the two teams. The ten decision. Speakers for Wake Forest I | two nominated by the council were seconded seconds. Hugh Smith was chosen as Wildcat safeties went for l(i bases, while Andrews and F. L. Goodrich were L. E. :and voted upon. S. M. Davis and H. H.I vice-president over a large lictfl*of can- State could stretch her hits but three Houghton Bailey " " 15 while E. E. and J. C. Smith led with the highest number of H didates. For secretary and treasurer,IMuks further. The superiority of the represented Davidson.- M. U. Booe atvl ,votes, but neither had a majority. On| George Mauzc was given charge of the Techs lay only in a better brand were respective alternates of W. A. Gamble Ithe second ballot S. M. Davis was elect- books and bank account of the class. pitching and more timely hitting. and managers. ied to lead the student body throughout Sophomore The visitors started in the initial Wake Forest developed four points Ithe coming year. E, our frame. After Houshee had disposed of bringing that the present X. Faison was elected to head Andrews out vice-president the' council nomi- 1 two, tripled to right and should be chang- For next Junior class. I. I. Smith was chosen Johnson scored system is corrupt and '. nated Warren Cox, C. M. Davis, Klias vice-president,and R. when Freeman threw Redfern's bounder ed, and that coal mining is a public util- K.Jones secretary; !Faison, A. M. Hillhousc. A. M. McHryclc.i and treasurer. The poet and historian aw!ry. Another counter came In the ity and should be handled a.s such 1 and Ralph Smith. Each of these men jobs Galloway Ifourth on a walk, a stolen base and a Goodrich developed the points that the went to Francis and Dave , were seconded and voted upon. Hill-; 1 htegar respectively. Honor roll men single to left. But State's big round was government should own and operate the house and Faison were chosen to serve seem to be popular with the sixth, when they manufactured five mines to conserve coal and to reduce tin '24. :;s vice-presidents. runs on six hits, a sacrifice fly and a price for the consumers. Freshman For the office of secretary and treas- stolen base. These proved to be suffi- Houghton brought govern The class chose M. S. lieall out that urer the council nominated M. S. lieall, Freshman cient to win, but to be sure they scored ownership is unnecessary. Bailey to guide them through their first year as mint I. P. Hendrix,J. XI. Pli'a'sants and H. I!. ; two more in the ninth. Two were out proved that government ownership is upper classmen, with Jim Plcasauts as 1Price. These men were all seconded when Ruth singled through short and impractical and would be harmful. Ills assistant. The secrcarv-treasurer job The vote gave the office to J, P. Ilcn- took second on Erwin's wild throw. He Frazer, president 'I to R. W. Ocland with Millhouse Dr. \V. H. of Queens drix. vent a stole third as Norwood strolled and the presided close were1 over the debate. Messrs. Herio The old officers ably guided the affairs _ second. Poet and historian iTccK captain promptly swiped the half- Clarkson, A. McRae,Plummer Stew- not elected at this meeting on account [ J. of the student body during the past year way hassock. Johnson's fourth hit, a art, H. M. Victor and M. Matthew: I of the shortness of time. J. and without a doubt these new men willI single to center, brought them both served as judges. The first four an These officers will assume the duties measure up to the high standard which over, but I'ritchett snared Redfern's tly, members of the Charlotte bar and tin lot their respective positions with the has been set by their predecessors. HughMurrill, Jr., Added cancelling them. fifth superintendent of county schools. iopening of the fall term. . |j The seventh saw the only two David- Following debate a reception Coaching I), the W8I to D.C. Staff son runs come in. McMillan doubled to (Continued on page 6) Buck Currie Will BeNext jleft and,.Blue knocked down McLeod's Wide Famed Athlete to Aid in the VirginiaTrackSquadToo (Continued page 6) Year's YJiC.A. Sec'y Training of Wildcat Teams on Next Year. MuchFor Red andBlack Dwight Chalmers — ' Deliv Prominent Alumnus to Fill Vacancy — Lindsay ers Talk to Students Caused by the Resignationof Hugh Murrill, Jr., of Charlotte, N. C, Captain Knight Figures Well Vachel in Public Dwight Chalmers. former V. M. I. and West Point Btat; Gracy and Galloway Place in EntertainmentHereSoon v ill hi* connected with the football Several Events. Y.M.C A.SecretarySets ForthHit ' Currie, A. L. better known as Huck coaching stall of Davidson Cbllegc next Beliefs and Outlines Plans recently by Noted Writer Will Appear Before I was selected the Y. M. C. A. fall. In his announcement of Mr. Mur- Although Davidson's track team, which for Service. Hoard of Control as the "Y" secretary lost their dual V. P. week, Davidson Students With Wide ! rill's acceptance, Dr. J. M. Douglass, meet to I. last Range for next year. Dwight Chalmers' going did not bring back the laurels of victory, ofModern Verse. Dwight was speaker a ' chairman of the Athletic Council of the Chalmers the to Union Seminary will make his loss they fought gamely very regular "Y" service Sunda; College, expressed himself as being of and made a Lindsay, the last distinctly felt. His pleasant smile, com- creditable showing, considering the)I Vachel the poet of Spring- on the opinion that the council had been 111., evening, speaking the subject: "Wh; leadership, true 1 field, will give some interpretative petent and conservation viry fortunate indeed in securing the {handicaps under which they labored. F lielieve in God." leadings from his poems, in Shearer las, during the past two years, 'von for services of Mr. Murrill, who will bringjThe Virginia Tech Irani lost but one His first reason for his belief in Got him in the heart of every Davidson man Hall, Wednesday night, April ->(>. ' with him to Davidson a wealth of foot- nan from last year's team and are al- v.as the evidences of a great design it place long warm, Lindsay is best known as the author a that will remain How- experience gained as a player under most certain winners <>f the South-At- all nature and in all the history of tin ! ball of "Congo" and "The Chinese Nightin- ever, under the leadership of Huck Cur- jlantic meet. The times and distances1 ' some of the best coaches of the Hast gale," many world. Then there is the existence o rie, strongly 1 but he has written other it is believed that the "V" [and as a coach in his own right, 'were exceptionally good throughout tin; the great moral ally to all men that ha He piiccs upon a wide range of subjects. will move on to great accomplishment,* declared that with Mr. Murrill meet, and the Wildcat team showed up been present throughout all the histor; in the future. [further Among them are such poems as "Gen- to assist Coach Grey, Davidson shouldj well. of the human race. He then brough years (Continucd on page 6) During his four as a student be year ever Gracy, with 11 points to his credit,! out the fact that he believes in God be ' better coached next than i , here_ Huck has fully proved himself of before. j was the high-point man for Davidson. . cause of His existence as testified in th> : first spirit, mind and body, the 1 rank in IIiikIi Murrill needs no introduction to,but was closely followed by Captain * Bible and in His Son, Jesus. sides of a man's life that tlui V.I - " 10 ■ three I South Knight with counters. Gracy tied forI WHAT'S DOING. a personal 1 football fans of the Kast and * — " His belief in God was base ; develop. Thursday, April M. C. A. strives to east. From iy<»9 to 1013 he was at V.;first in the high jump *nd pole vault, 13 * in experience. The highest cxpressioi [| Spiritually proved I hurdles, * ,i :.)<> m., he has hin'-'.'f toj jM I., playing on the football team of took second in the 120 high and * p. Wake Forest vs. Wild- " (Continued onpage 6) , -a a question , cats at he leader. Whenever be- 1that institution. After his graduation third in the broad jump. Knight, tin- * Wake Forest. right and wrong arises always* p. m., * . 'tween he lie returned as an assistant coach. Mur-jLhusky Wildcat captain, salvaged first, * 6:45 Phi Society. " shot, ":iki m., Society. takes a definite stand for the right. He1[rill entered West Point in 1015 and for place in the discus winning both * p. Ku * has served as both vice-president anil of the <)M) p. 111., Metroph'ilian Society. 1 j three years played quarterback on theij events in which he was entered.! * * THE WILDCAT SCREAMS secretary of the "Y," and was a memberI feet, 0:00 p. m., Pandeinic Society. Isame team with Oliphaut, Viilal, Van- His toss of the discus for 114, 6 * of year. inches, Friday, April — * the cabinet last and other noted Army stars. ties the college record made by| 14 thorough jdirgraffe Wooly * m., * As a scholar he is and effi- While at the Point he was also athletic Grey in '18. 3:30 p. Elon vs. Wildcats at Philanthropic Literary Hyrd, * Elon. » cient. In the So- 1 jrepresentative of his class, a member, Newman and Hrittingham * — " c:ety he held several offices and won j high- Saturday, April jof the varsity pitching staff anil light \Istarred for Tech. The former was * 15 " [various 6ther honors. This year, as )iheavy-weight boxing champion. point man of the meet with 15 points,\ 7:15 p. ill.. Movies: Wallace Reid principal schools, * Ferguson * of the Davidsongraded After graduation into the Army, Mur- j while Brittingliam tied the South-At- and Elsie in "Forever." proved * Sunday, April — ♥ Ihe has his worth as a teacher. rill served as athletic director at sev- lantic record in the 220 dash and step- * 16 Physically only 10 ill., * it need be said that he eral of the great cantonments before go- ped off the century distance in 10 flat. * a. Volunteer Hand. stars, hav-| in., Training * has achieved a "D" and three |ing overseas. After his return from :j Newman captured the mile and the' * 1 :oo p. C. E. Class. :.ing pitched m, * for the Red and Black j{Trance he coached the team of the Third half-mile, which was almost a dead heat 1:45 p. 'Ministerial Hand. thin, * * through thick and and having serv- Division, which won the Army football j between Galloway and himself. 6:15 p. m., "Y" Service.— * as captain for one year. a track, * Monday, April " ed (Continued on page 6) Due to blocked the Wildcats j* 17 " Buck knows how to make friends and -Idid not reach Blacksburg until 11 a. m.l * 9:30 p. m., Missjon Study Class * keep them,' He has a pleasant smile !Saturday, and the need of rest, coupledj Leaders. * — " * |aiuLa welcome word for every one and!'dent body, having previously served as j with the experience of the opposition, * Wednesday, April 19 * Oht idea ol a capital letter is obi » !is a fine companion. Last year he prov- its secretary, treasurer, and vice-presi-! was too biga handicap to overcome.The y:3° P- m., Mission Study Classes. with a check liit. |ed his worth as president of the stu-!dent. (Continued on page 2) *«»♥»**««"«" $* ARE YOU THINKING OF NEXT YEAR'S STUDENTS? 2 THE DAVIDSONIAN, APRIL 14, 1922.
group of unusual short stories, entitled, "Gay Cockade." In these works, Miss Bailey shows her remarkable keen in- LITERARY NEWS sight into different natures and knowl- ATHLETIC NEWS edge of the romance that comes to each BONUS BILLIS cone. Query Debate, April 20th. DISCUSSED "The Federalist System," by John CHARLOTTE PREPS BOW for SOCIETY , Niche, Resolved, that the new Phyiic. IN PHILANTHROPIC Spencer Bassctt, Ph.D., is an outlook I in the Wildcat DOWN BEFORE problems Hallof Fame building should be brick veneered In its usual feast of reason and flow by the author on the that our j WILDKITTEN TEAM permanent building on 'government faced under the guidanceof J and made a of soul, Thursday night, the Phi Society The umpui. Washington, Hamilton, and NO. 2. FREDERICK WILHELM Davidson Scrubs trimmed the Davidson discussed( the Bonus Bill passed by the Jefferson. - '" " HENGEVELD, '18. Charlotte University School nine in a professor History 1House. Dr. Bassett is of at ' rinity College. Basketball. rather slow and listless game on Sprunt HEARS DOCTOR S. R. Sloan and Paul Story held that 1 D«* POLITY CLUB A friend of the college has recently D"« Baseball. Field, Saturday, by a 7-2 count. The ON WORLD FINANCES ,the Senate should also pass this bill, LINGLE 'donated "An Autobiography," by Wil- Dutch Hengeveld, of Waycross, Ga., jgame, which was devoid of thrills, was \while Freeman and McGeachy opposed 'inei; Atkinson, was founder of the has won for himself a lasting place in marred by many errors, each team hav- Doctor Lingle made a very compre- itj McGeachy was the individual star who Farm the Wildcat Hall of Fame by his ex- ing six miscues to its discredit. West- hensive talk to the International Rcla- andt he gave a clearly outlined speech, Journal. iploits on nedge, a southpaw, started well for C. U. tions Club last Tuesday night on the .although he spoke extemporaneously. "the hardwood court and the ' diamond. Winning the coveted mono- S. and fanned two of the first three men subject of International Finances. The main point at issue was whether or GAMMA SIGMA EPSILON HAS gram four years in basketball and base- to face him. Before going into.his speech Doctor ,not the money could be paid. As the PROFITABLE DISCUSSIONS ball and captaining two teams, he is The Charlotte lads shoved their first I.ingle told what the club has meant to affirmatives was not able to convince the Delightful refreshments served by known throughout the South as a past- inn across in the initial round on a him in the way of contact with the stu- judgesj that the money could be collect- 'Mesdamcs Arbuckle and Thies, together master of the cage game, a strikeout couple of errors and a hit to the center dents and the discussion of world af- ed( without a grievous burden of taxa- A a splendid program meet- 'king, and a cloutcr of the old apple. parden that rolled thru Richard's legs. fairs and problems. ttion, the latter decided in favor of the with made the Sigma Epsilon cage built The Wildkittcns came back strong in About eleven of dollars are ,negative. ing of the Gamma fra- The Wildcat teams were billiolis their half of the scoring our allies, but ternity last Friday evening a most en- around this tall lanky center and without second, four due to us from former Baldwin delivered an oration in his . points made, 'joyable affair. A happy group of profes- him they were at sea. on a mixture of two hits, a sac- Doctor Lingle it clear that no usuall eloquent style on "The Evolution sors gathered The '18 quint started the season rifice, four errors and two stolen bases. gold actually went overseas as we loan- rof the Dress." He traced this evolution s and students at the home spec- " tacularly by winning Meehan went to the mound for the cd it to them in the form of extended garden of Dr. Arbuckle on Concord Avenue for five out of six fromf the of Eden to the present ' Prep lads in the fourth and Pyron credits for the purchase of war sup- ,Peter Ibbetson. (V.P. I.), tied for first; Culbreth (V. P. third. Time, 10 minutes, 3-5 seconds Hodgin 40 K. and J. M. Carr. The former |Peter grows to manhood disgusted with I.), third. Height, 10 feet. 440 Yard Dash— Woodward (V. P. I.) Wallingford" appear- 1had an especially good speech. His a man should idealize Ins friend. An illustration was here used of a mission- ary who idealized a poor Chinese boy,j {PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED BY CHRISTIAN ACTIVITIES his possibilities, and gave him the opportunity. And today that boy is one REGISTERED leading men religiously and polit- PHARMACISTS WATCH THE SLOGANS. promote the usefulness of this conven- of the ically in China. Fourth, and most im- tion to each attendant. ; We carry a complete line of Candies, Stationery and The Davidson College Christian portant, friends should be friends to- I The Enngelisation of the World Endeavor Training Class and the David- gether and co-friends with Christ. This i Toilet GenerationI keep friendship rich, and Articles I In Thi. son Church Endeavor were both well will pure, I represented. Fraser, Gamble, Guiton, worth-while. meeting with a scries P.MILLEREXPLAINS and Purdy lead in the Sunday after- The closed short FRANK sentence prayers by members of the j WHITE DUTIES OF C.E.SECRETARY noon program while that night Misses of DRUG COMPANY Nina Holt Martin, of bniul. and Gene both i) Monday evening at 7:15, in Shearer Davidson, added attractiveness to ths NOTES FROM THE FIELD. Hall, Mr. Frank P. Wilson, field secre- service with a specially selected and well tary of the States of North Carolina, Vir- rendered duet. Amherst-in-Japan. ginia, and Tennessee, spoke to the Chris- A simple yet sincere and forceful | Columbia Theological Seminary eleventh England " tian Endeavor Training Class on the dif- "model" prayer meeting was conducted Amhcrst is the New JOHN M. WELLS. PrnMcnl College to adopt responsibility for a " ficulties of a field secretary and the by Arnett Gamble on the closing day. Columbia, South Carolina \ foreign missionary project. Students Columbia .lose (or means to be used in overcoming them. This feature was of real practical value ! ami Davidson have been friends nearly onehundred yeara. Many of $1,700 for an Aniherst-in-'Japan. I. the sliulrals from ourconlrollinr Synods attendDuvidion. Some ofDavi.Kon'i linesi menhave He said that the principal obstacles to all. nave i finished their studies at Ihli School of thePiophelt. The plan is to send annually an Amherst » Columbia Seminary Invlteacandidates for the Ministry to a cheerful The DAVIDSONIAN Open Forum ' With Other Colleges I 6XCIf»M0t> > — Member of NorthCarolina CollegiatePreuAttociation 1 ■ ■ ■ 1 ■ -. 1 . . ■ ? . (ion, of Southern Collegiate CARELESS? WATCH YOUR STEP! — Member Preu Association. Queens College, Apr. 12. One of the J "Tlra^njkft "yff^ most brilliant events of the college year This spring FOUNDED BY CLASS OF'15 there has been a vast was the Sophomore-Senior Banquet amount of "Th.LJvMI Win en Ilia HUT talk about stealing going on held in Pi Hall, Saturday night, April 1st. in every the dormitories. Articles of A five course dinner was served by the' Published Weekly by the Student! of College. description have been reported as miss- Read th* Es'changat in the "V Room. Davidson Queens Blues staff. The Hall was made ing. Sums of money of varying values Entertd tbtPost Office of Davidson as Mail attractive by the use of Easter decora- at Matter of the SecondClass. have been lost in mysterious In accordance with the age-old cus- way. In tions. In the center of the table was a fact many have found it unsafe to leave torn at A. & E., all freshmen burned SUBSCRIPTION RATES: large Easter egg which on being broken1!1 anything of value out from under lock 1 !their caps at a huge bonfire on last Fri- 10 Cents per Copy; $2.50 the Collegiate Year. reminded one that it was also April-j and key. day night. The caps were l-ool-Day because it was no egg at thrown on Fellows ought alii enc at a time,but the All Articles for Publication must be in the hands of the ManagingEditor by 7:00 this not to be. None but contained little bags of ' fresh were allow- p. m. Monday. Articles received from an unknown source will not be published enjoys the that they confetti.! id to keep the white "F." fact can't leave Toasts were given between courses. their valuables in their rooms without Following the banquet a Keith's R. F. DAVIDSON Editor-in-Chief H. II. SMITH Forum Editor d.-nger of their being taken. It was only We Don't Know. I..D. Kl.KIN'S First Managing Editor H. ('. AIKKN Campus Editor Theater party was given. W. M. HUSTON Second Managing Editor I). II.OGDEN ...V. M. C. A. Editor a few years ago since a man could leave How much did Philadelphia, Pa.? -.Assignment I. S. GRACY Editor VV. T. ELLIOTT Social Editor his money 011 his table and go out How many eggs did New Orleans, La.'fi E. II. MAUZE Athletic Editor II. M. M0KK1S Literary Editor leav- Queens College, Apr. 12.— The new F. C, WILDMAN ...Alumni Editor W. Z. HKADFOKD 1'rcss Editor ing his door open without the slightest Whose grass did Hannibal, Mo.? W. M. COX Exchange Editor V Queens Blues staff for the year thought of its being Only 1922-231 How much does Cleveland, taken. since has been elected. who will com- O.? the S. A. T. Those How many classes did C. has there been this evil pose the staff are: Lois Rogers, editor- Jackson, Miss.? nn our What made Chicago, REPORTERS' CLUB . campus. We have almost in-chief; Eloise Brady, associate editor; III.? gotten back to normal in all other Alethia Bracy, Why did Po'enix, Ariz.? BROWN, W. P., Pro. JOSKS. J. R. MOFFETT, A. N. business manager; Miss Who SMITH,R. II.VicePres. JONES, R. H. MOORK, W. W. phases of our college life and it's now Florence Chubbuck, broke Athens, Ga.? IIROWN, C, V., Scc-Trcai. KNOX, W. I. MOSS, II.M. faculty advisor; How often ALLISON.O. LACY, T. A. PRICK, H. B. t'me that we put a stop to this nefarious Carolyn Rogers, does Seattle, Wash.? J. MilI.WAINE, Annie Parks Moore, — HITZER, R. C. M. TITI.I.KK, C, D. practice. If there's anything men hate Crimson & CALIIOl'N, M. T. MclVKR. I). D. WALTIIAI.L. D I). Meme Hampton and Agnes Efird, as- White. KARNRST, J. R. MAUZE, G. W. WHAKTON', D. II. it's a thief. How many of us liave said sistant editors; KEVVELL, ED. WILUMAN, A. C. Rutledge Dudley, ath- that we wouldn't stop ar? anything if we letic editor; Margaret Vampi In Common. Bradford, news "That's a could only catch someonein our rooms iditor; Lorene Brown, vamp little chair you've got ADDITIONALREPORTERS: CURDTS, J. W.: POMEROY, W. I..; TROTI.KR, J. M.; stealing?." around the cam- there." AUSTIN,J.| BRICKS, J. R.i J'ATTON, I.H.i Mel.KAN, 0.; WEJ5KS. E. B.| SI'RAGINS pus; Nancy Monroe, T. D.; CALIIOLIN,L.£| SIIARI'K,W. II.;PATTERSON, P.M. music editor; Min- "Whaddayamcan ?" Many of us have aided these few men nie B. Porter, editor; BUSINESS DEPARTMENT: alumnae Jennie "Why, it has amongst us who arc on the wrong path. Sue DeArmon, typist. Elsie Matthews, bare legs, a low back, W. 1. COOPER. - Husi.1e.1s Manager and not much upholstery."— JAMES ALLEN, J. II.DAVIS,G. E. WEEK S, W. O. (iUII.LE Ant. lluiinni IfaaagCII Haven't we all heard Freshmen tell of jester; Virginia Hoover, blue triangle; — Ex. taking p someone else's cap just because Emily Frazer, preparatory school editor ; . CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT! He (over the phone)— you they have missed their own or have Kiulali Holmes and Alice Gibbon, adver- "Have any- WATT McCAIN.-... Circulation Manager A..i.t.nt. In Circulation Dcpartmtnt: heard members of thing on for tonight?" S. C. FAIN Asst. Circulation Mgr. K. II.I.II.ES E the R. O. T. C. brag tising managers; Cornelia Wearn and TIIKOWKK She— "Not a thing, come E. C. MOOMAW J. A. THOMPSON if getting a cap from the boarding Marie Bethune, managers. on over."— Patronize our Advertisers, circulation for they make the paper possible. house? Many others have grown ex- ceedingly careless about returning'|J6r- College.— Queens The student body of The University of is holding rowed articles and evenborrowing things Queens had the pleasure of hearing Alabama without securing Mrs. a beauty contest to decide who is the EDITORIAL the owner's permis- Rlaln, a returned missionary fromChina, sion. you prettiest co-ed and who is the ugliest Haven't accused somebody of at vesper Sunday evening. Mrs. Blain stealing your man. Miss Catherine Evans is leading Our victory over Wake Forest last Friday and previous defeat of some of property and af- is a former graduate of this college and terwards found for the co-eds with 2,140 votes, and Ted Randolph-Macon gives us a perfect record. What morecould we that some of your friends the past years she has ask of for 25 been a mis- Snead for the handsome males, Davidson debaters! had it without your knowing it. Fellows, sionary to with 4.000 China. votes. p this unbridled borrowing is an exceed- ingly dangerous thing. Many men have Elon College, N. C, Apr. 12.— Elon With mid-term tests behind us and only five more weeks until become so used to this habit that there Emory and Henry College, at exams, opened a scries of intercollegiate debate Emory, everyone should do some hard studying and make these last is not much difference between it and Va., have 16 dates for their Glee Club What, contest! last Friday evening by winning weeks really count. stealing, difference does it make during the remaining two months of the you two decisions over Guilford College to if a man gets your property with spring term. Where arc the orators. The question was Wildcat or without the intention of.returning it, discussed songbirds ? revolved: That, Treaty Making Aren't some of us about to forjret that chapel is a devotional exer- if you don't get it back? the cise, a place for Power of the United States should T~\ not riotous assembling? A little moredeference to the Let's begin right be now to break our- transferred to the Executive Earl Hayes, a speakersand a littleless noise by the students wouldcertainly be an im- selves Department student at William provement. of this loose habit of borrowing of the Jewell College, was promiscuously Government (constitutionality accidentally struck and to frown on this evil waived). On the grounds on the temple 1.) . of home Messrs. and killed by a discus stealing on our campus. We can rid R S. Helms and H. Lee Scott, supporting thrown by one of his class. We by ourselves of if only see the press reports that some one has invented a serum it we will. Get be- the affirmative, won a unanimous which hind the Student de- will make a man tell the truth. Now, why doesn't somebody Council and help them cision over Messrs. S. Gladstone Hodgin come forward an all you can to R.O. T.C. NOTES. with anti-toxin for the spring fever? make Davidson a safe and J. Spottiswood Taylor, Jr., of Guil- place for everyone's property. ford. At Guilford, Messrs. Ralph Otis D Probably few students realize that the BOOSTER. Smith and Win. Tate Scott, of Elon, sup- ABENEFICIAL Davidson R. O. T. C. is merely a small CHANGE. porting the negative, won a two to one unit of the National R. organi- WHY decision over Messrs. L. Lyndon Wil- O. T. C. TAKE THE ADVANCE COURSE zation embracing 06,000 liams and J. Curtis Ncwlin, of Guilford. 227 colleges and is no surer way of success than to make careful plans in R. O. T. C? students throughout the land. These On April 12th, a dual contest will be advance. We have for the first time this spring- a chance to figures include both Junior and Senior THEREselect our courses It is not the purpose slagcd between Elon and Lenoir. for the coming year exactly as they will be of this article to units in a ratio of approximately one to taught. The cataloguesthat have been published tiy to persuade its readers to sign heretofore contained up Elon two. only the list of required and elective studies, for the Advanced Course, but merely to College, N. C, Apr. 12.— Hon. A. Due and the courses a student Wayland Cooke, to the fact that larger colleges chose beforehand very likely wouldhave to be changed present in a sane common-sense way, a of Greensboro, N. G, often have several later when he gave a splendid address branches of the R. O. pot a copy of the schedule of recitations. few of the advantages of such a course here last Sun- G, day evening T. the total number of Senior units to which the Freshmen or Sophomores, in the college auditoriumr>n In this year's catalogue,however,all have (he is 234. In this group there are 100 units noticed and had their at- bring compelled "Usenuil Christian." Mr. Cooke came tention called to the new feature, a complete to take R. O. T. C, and of Infantry; 20 units each of Engineers, schedule of next year's that without pay, naturally under the auspices of the Religious recitations. After the faculty has is not in-, Coast Artillery, Field Artillery, and completedthisso early,nooneshould dined to give proper consideration Activities Organization of Elon. As one fail to make useof the opportunity to plan for himself until Medical Corps ;10 units each of Cavalry a more successful perhaps it is too late to take up the of-"Hhe most prominent lawyers and year, and one in whichhe is sure to have the courses he wants. Christian citizens and Signal Corps;- and miscellaneous course. in the State Mr. Cooke other units. To know whatis in thecourse we takeup is a matterof great impor- In the first place, the course itself be- received a hearty welcome to Elon. His tance, speech An interesting fact is that 50 per cent and everyone has timenow to talk over anything comes more a survey of gen- last evening proved to be force- he is in doubt matters of of the R. O. T. C. establishments are at about with the professor concerned, and on eral interest ful, pleasing and inspiring. not rely information he rather than a process of regular colleges and universities, where- may have heard from someone During present having principles else. the year,also there the basic of military as there are fewer "military has been quite a pronounced tendency on the large training schools" in partof a number to drilled into one's head and a? Field Engineering, Military Law, the list than there are city high drop courses and possibly try others in their shoulders. schools. places. As a usual thing In the Advance Course the Machine Gun and Minor Tactics. Three the substitute has not been as near what future officer given was wanted as the original is the opportunity hours a week arc given to actual drill- Students in India are joining with oth- selection. It should be very beneficial to all who have of obtaining a broad practical able to done this to be view and ing and maneuvering in the Junior er national groups in passage of resolu- get straightened out now for the coming year. grasp of the principles which determine " course whereas the Seniors drill but tions condemning liquor shops and the Another a nation's military policy by feature is the proposed to the system an interest- once a week giving the other two hours use of liquor. This is one phase of the the ,. switch honor from ing survey ticket plan This change will be quite helpful to many of the military history of our to a more or less informal consideration Gandhi movement, which maintains that have been men who own and other leading working with a number of lab-sciences,and none should fail to nations and of of the practical side of military policy beverage alcohol is sapping the vitality study out the influence of modern problems. carefully what is to be requiredin the future and world already spoken of and of sand table and of body, mind and soul of the Indian na- best line up his how he can Again the cadet officer work with the new requirements. For a long time has the train- terrain problems. tion. One unique fact is the system of S ing in practical leadership ,'lgt^e Sl;VCnCeCOU,rS,eS haVe comP'ai"ed about the extra num- which not In addition, however, to these con- pickets under which volunteers stand berhP? nfof hoursh that they r only raises him from the rank of those . needed for their lab-work for which they got no siderations of the practicability of the near liquor shops and in the name of additional who are credit. This change should be welcometo entirely the led but which also courses given and in addition to the fact leligion and country ask the ingoing them. will be a practical It is possible,further, great help in obtain- that the entire course is exceedingly customer not to drink. If the customer that someof the largenumberof failures this ing those qualities of leadership year weredue to courses being which light in comparison with any Junior or persits, the picket falls on his knees and taken on the spur of the moment AU are necessary for success any be <> in profes- Senior Lab course there is that $36.00 begs him not to drink. Some pickets ehminate hy the three classes that will be sion for success in any profession. Prac- h^w'Lvt ""cTTSuch an o rtu"ity each quarter, two uniforms each year carry bottles of milk and offer the D PP° as we now have should not be tical and psychological lectures on the thirsty r^HoverlookediT/iby any Begin. planningat and six weeks at one summer camp with man free milk to drink. In some ' once exactly whatyou need,and characteristics and qualifications of-, a to, *" all expenses from and at camp paid places, drinker is boycotted. W yOU the U lanto take In this leader give the The evervone h hi ° P way the student a clearer under- and $30.00 a month over and movement is very successful cutting S. " PV"haVe a chT""more suitable and profitableyear standing of the above to in TnnrhTrYAnother « , T basis upon which such have a good time on. down drinking and in closing saloons. beneficial result will be seen in the size of the classes qualities must present we have some At be developed. Perhaps few of us look much farther Several of the independent states of that are so large one hardly receives the The matter college sonal per of credit for work ahead than our graduation day, India have adopted prohibition in vary- benefit that used to be had htrf. In otherclasses there done in this but U men - are tore- department is a matter there is an important consideration in ing forms. JUS y thCm By the eStimate in advancenow being which deserves Lde°omade offfhthe number'I offmen wanting consideration. A full obtaining while in college that training each course, better three-hour credit is given for year w,l be possible which will bring an improvement arrantrementt each at the government's expense which will A young cadet was complaining of the w wen beZn of the AdvanceCourse. The twoclasses truly fit us to f hU While the COUrses " per discharge the duties of tight fit of his uniform. °c , P^*1 out n «" "! week for which a reasonable amount citizenship and leadership in "Why father," he declared, dJ^AM*re SeP7tembeK' *" «"** "re and tnought willprove de- of preparation a na- "the col- sirablee2hS,^thing . ?; a is required cover in a tional emergency. lar presses my Adam's apple s?«bf »n securing what you needand want. more or less so hardI casual way such subjects SECOND YEAR ADVANCED. can taste cider." THE DAVIDSONIAN, APRIL 14, 1922. 5 TOWN NEWS. rf * Johnny AL>AL»liM\*^> » Tb1?T»* V V Small and Sutera Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Adams, of k ATH..isi.K....dD..«,. Charlotte, were guests of Prof, and Mrs. Keith ..swGruKMi*cor,iE.t».r Sunday. Vaudeville Erwin over Elv In"A SludyInThlnolosy" Dr. Fraser Hood spoke in Taylorsville PROGRAM I MaeMelville andCeo.Rule Church last Sunday, filling the pulpit of Thin. Fit, Sit, April ISIfc, Hlk,ISIh. Moore, Dr. L. L. '89. GEORGE MORTON „... T "TheBl.ckDot" The Presbyterian Sunday School held u> its anniversary exercises last Sunday C PATHE NEWS AND jj THE THREE LORDONS evening. Promotions were made in dif-| T. "SNUB" POLLARD « DropptajBomtae^Comrfy ferent departments. William Wood, Jr., and Charles Shumake were baptised at , this service. At a recent meeting of the Concord j Mecklenburg Hotel Hard line*. bottles that it will equal almost exactly ]Presbyterial, our librarian, Miss Shaw,! THE RALEIGH River salmons in , unanimously OPPOSITE DEPOT He dropped a Weighty Remark; it two car loads of Pink was elected secretary of \ gold Spokane. Charlotte s landed on the floor and cracked. cans in ithat body. o.c. andrew.M«r.' He picked up the Drift; and it froze Comfr, Best Cafe Automobile New.. Miss Ellenwood entertained Wednes- The Hotel .1 his hands. Matthews, - " Prop. Sixty miles an hour. day night Miss Calhoun, of J. T. He cast an Endearing Glance; it re- 1. t in honor of 200 Rooms bounded andbowled him over. 2. Bad curves. (Cornwall, Conn. Private service. 150 WithPrivate Bath He Caught his Breath, strangled it and 3. 1 I.yke, Niagara Falls, Y., is charlotte, 221 W.Trade SI. threw it to one side. 4. No flowers. Mr. of N. n. c. Prof, He Grabbed a Chance, but it hit him Ithe guest of and Mrs. L. M. Currio. and he died of infection. Historical E»«»y. Don't study, Dr. Thos. W. Lingle filled the pulpit in , Never could; iGaitonia last Sunday. you don't believe it, here it is in Have those old shoes made If IPassed three hours! D print: Home for goodI FOR ALL COLD TROUBLES new by the "One dozen of eskimo pies— are equal to: A MERRY DRAMA. io pounds of tomatoes." News Item. "Pretty soft," said Snag Bailey, as he science has discovered that one In Many Act* and Numberleat Scenes SHU-FIXERY Since Iscratched his head. dozen eskimo pies is of equal valuewith j iiifill^ By 10 pounds of tomatoes, our own math- Ibsen Shaw Milne. I\0W\9 Charlotte.N.C. Social Lion*' Aid. ematical department rushes forward W VAPORUB Local agent with additional figures to complete the:: A chaperone is a useless functionary i Characters: "Mack" Lennox,a rather steak, young people i prominent senior; prides himself on Yearly Phillips equation. Eight pounds of beef which— accompanies inI he Over 17 Million JanUsed J. W. have been proved to equal pairs of public but that is as far as it goes. the nobbiness of his wardrobe; it is his 61-4 mm.^^,^^^^^^^ Will call at yourroom low shoes, if placed one upon the other. private opinion that he is a veritable mmm^^ packed lady-killer. A ton and a half of celery if in The hostess is one who hires a ball- equal two Davidson Carroll, room-mate and a no old crates will room, rents an orchestra and prepares "Bill" his Thanksgiving turkeys of junior; matters of and a dash to shake hands with the "Two hundred" less prominent in gross egg plant if dress, conservative and spaghetti. A of and the invited guests. his taste is more POLLYANNA CAFETERIA properly packed will equal one cold substantial; in regard to his love affairs Here you will find a realOldNorth State, smotheredchicken din- storage emporium. the old adage. "Still water runs deep/' ner; vegetables flavor, peculiar circular stairway is one round of and desserts cooked with that delicious As a final triumph of equivalents it A is applicable. to realNorth Carolina cooks, served inhomestyle. pleasure after another. has been found if 5 pounds of sausage be Act I— A FLAPPER'S CRIME, 9 carefully kept Meal hours: Breakfast 7:30 to rolled and in thermos Scene: A room, third floor Georgia, Dinner 11:45 to 2:30 I.ove is like a punctured tire, hack. The time: 10:50 a. 111. Supper 5:30 to 8 very ; I'm sure of that Lennox (looking up hastily from a let- everyday at reasonableprices Say it with Flowers I'or after one big blowout. ter that he has been reading): Shades She went and left me flat. of Noah and may the Holy Pink-Toed Mitt Janie Matthews Miss Lottie Hart SCHOLTZ, the Florist Prophet quail in his tracks. New Central Hotel SecondFloor Charlotte, N. C. Absences makes the student ponder. Carroll (the while he continues to jI WHITE DRUG COMPANY, AGENTS absorb history from a blue-bound book ' of generous proportions): Your com-] Mr. Rosenthal and his little son were'Inland of (he prophets would indicate that coiiegTjewelrt Miking large ■ ill the carnival when a side joil found Kresh Bible a crip. CHARLOTTE j show caught the eye of little Ikcy. WATCHES AND CLOCKS j coming" ' L. (with agitation) : Would the pa- I "FaderI" he cried, "giflf me a nickel to t'ence of Joband the wisdom of Solomon EVERSHARP PENCILS,PARKER po and see the sea serpent." — FOUNTAIN PENS, STATIONERY TRANSFER COMPANY { j were mine Mary spills all the beans in I The Mighty Haag Shm "Vasteful poyl" exclaimed his parent,' this. PENNANTS AND PILLOWS "vanting to pay a nickel to sec a seaI (closing book) ATHLETIC SUPPLIES DAVIDSON, N.C. ' ' C. his :Not the Queen's BRADLEY SWEATERS | serpent! Here's a magnifying glass ;go Mary? j and find a vurm." Phone 298 Oiie Day Only | L. (moodily):Even so. Mcthinks that W.S.HENDERSON " I !lwould fain see her this even, and night. JEWELER Monday, April 17 All freshmen and sophomores desiring, JAKE Manager 5j 11:50, Friend o'mine, Servant of the! ; DAVIDSON,N. C. I { MARTIN. . ! 2 Night 8 to know the chemical reaction of con-'j South,incctin' you again. Afternoon P.M. P.M. H20, apply Flop — iiiiNHBUuuuriiuiuiiHimiiKiuiiuiMUiiiimiiuiiiuuuiuuiumiiagnMiimiiuiuHiiiuiuimiimjitrrTrijrrB, centrated H2S04 and to I,1 A few nvinutes L. searches despcr-] Living Beaver. MtWKKWmmMKKRtWKMMKKWUtWU Monster Denof ately, but in vain, for raiment to cover j WMd Animals. his lengthy frame. "If you won't take a bath I'll faucet," C.: Where're your duds? Acrobats, Walker*, Gymnasts — Wire said the water. L.:Don't possess many most of what It "Soap j Jugglers, Ballancers, Equilibrists Not," answered the tub. Ihave are inHelper's time vaultss— only one clean shirt. WNGLEY5 High Walking The Eternal Cycle. j Wakes You School Cake Horses - C.: Well, if you need shirts I'll say \ EducatedPonies,Moles,Dogs They've put on prohibition,and arc do- you can get 'em in Charlotte. Remember Newest and Monkeys ing all they can to get our pipes and1' Mellon's ad in last week's Davidsonian? Up ! the cigarettes.Pretty soon they'll abolish1 L.: Sure thing, they say he has theI ! A HOST OF FUNNY CLOWNS dancing, and of course kissing in all its;s :best stock South. I frrms will go. The next step will be the,:ij C.: Remember those tan silk poplins, Hagg's abolition of soda water and hot dogs.;Iwith and without collars? Just the stuff with limited amount of sandwiches andI1 lor you oP tea-hound, after you match Performing Elephants s'liidacs left. A doctor's 1jj'em up with one of those Heard of prescription new Van Heus- ! however, will be required to secure any/ en collars, they're quite the stuff. Per- I of the above articles. It will be im-sonally! though those white madras and possible to speak to a lady on a>': airplanes are more I InBottles Peppermint fla- The Johnsons young to my taste. And TOrea chewing gum^H public highway unless she has while Aerialiits andFoot Jugglers; your,risay, you are in there take a look ; with Peppermint pedigree and it's accompanied by two oj'r. ;af their Hart, SchafTner and Marx and : ! Sugar Coating. New and novel features,bigger ) ; DeliciousandRefreshing j more chaperones. Marriage will be so Hickey-Frceman clothes for me,— I'll be Sugar Jacket andbetter than ever regulated that it will be easier to gett needing an Easter suit ere long. (Adv.) > 5 "melu in your /^ prison get wedlock, (Continued ■south," leaving/ CtOFATT cut of than to into . next week) the d.Udou.ly T^ — prohibition / \ and then some officer will1 D | : Charlotte Coca-Cola i flavored gum I ET A* 1 Free Street Parade discover that the juice of an apple orr DOCTOR GOHEEN KINDLY center to aid I vL J peach, through digestion,! Jfr § at 1P. M. if allowed to pass a cer- REMEMBERS LOCAL VISIT! Bottling Works brigW teeth \ Treat!. / tain stage, will produce a beverage thatt If and soothe Jr bears resemblance to the fluid given1 In a letter to Dwight Chalmers, from forth by the mythical fountain of youth.. P>altimore, Md., Doctor Robert H. Go- DON'T MISS IT After that it will all begin over again.Jhcen,1 prominent missionary from India. EiubliihaJ1873 POPULAR Let's all hope for an early beginning!{ who visited Davidson three weeks ago, PRICES then. said : A. H. Felling am Manufacturing the show "As I about to leave the South for FreeExhibition on The door at the end of the hall in thee New England, I cannot go without HMMMMt^lM^MMMMMMMi Jewelry Co. grounds at 1and 7 library building bore this notice: "Please; snatching a moment to say what very do not call meetings here. Signed: pleasant memories remain and will ever GREYLOCK-ANewNarrow Miulaetaren DON'T FORGET THE DATE GETTYS GUILLE." remain of my visit to Davidson. Long Greek Letter Fraternity Jewelry may she live and gloriously! With con- The student body is cordially invited1 siderable pride have Ibeen able to say ARROW 1UN. UkefiyStretl to attend an Easter Egg Hunt which1 in other colleges that Ihave visited, Da- COME BAITIMME,MD. will be indulged Saturday 1 vidson for in afternoon Davidson's fame andinfluence COLLARClpen.Peabody t>Co.Inc-Trqy,N.Y. on our verdant campus. Ihave found to be far-flung." 6 THE DAVIDSONIAN, APRIL 14, 1922. Keeninterest has developed in the edi- torial contest, which is open to every IF Southerncollege and university, the sub- Steam Heating YOU WANT IT ALUMNI NEWS ject being, "Contributions of the College '^0^^ Newspaper to College Life." Additional For Comfort and Results = = particulars interest is likewise aroused in the jour- /or consult PRINTED can not otherwise know the activities of C. FERBER WHITE, Resident Sale* F.ng. — nalistic contest. NOTICE! their classmates. Alumni Editor. 911ConaierclalNil IB»k Hid,. Ch.rloilr NOTICE! As yet definite arrangements for the A n WOTINC programhavenot been completed, never- A t\ V VI The interest of the alumni at J. L.Adams, '06, is located in Gastonia, PRINTING STATIONERY BD COMPANY theless the most absorbing item that will this year will cen- N. C. OFFICE SUPPLIES Commencement likely come up before the open discus- around a free alumni banquet, W* willappreciate IheSludeolbutineM ARE THE FOLKS ter sions will be waysand means of making' . the be given in the alumni C. W. Adicks, '09, is in Greenville, S. C. which is the association a greater functioning STATESVILLE PRINTING CO. TO SEE! gymnasium Wednesday, May Statesville,N. C. on body. Many things have developedsince 31, 1 :oo o'clock. It is desired J. R. Alexander, '93, is at 308 Tenth at the initial gathering at the University of intending be Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. | that all alumni to Richmond that will call for legislation. present shall make arrangements The Southern Association of Newspa- j ahead. Those desiring class U. S. Alexander, '15, may be addressed classes Publishers has heartily endorsed ! arrange- at 10 W. Hill Street, Charlotte,N. C. per TRY SOUTHERN LIFE SERVICE banquets may also make i j I the association by agreeing to contributeI ments. annually the gold medal for the editorial 5 Let our representative explain our famous thrift policies. be the biggest Com- W. T. Allen, Jr., '20, is a wholesale " f This is to contest. They have an appeal which you i pift on druggist in Nashville, Tenn. He is with " mencement program ever Davidson will probably be represented can't get away It will be of especial the Berry-Demoville and Company. from. j at Davidson. at the convention by H. H. Smith. interest to all the alumni because * Dr. J. L. Anderson, '03, is practicing D I Southern Life and Trust Company j examinations are to continue up to GREENSBORO, and through commencement and medicine in Greenville, S. C. THREE-DAY TRIP ARRANGED I N. C. i. :A HOME COMPANY . A HOME BUILDER " will thus give the alumni oppor- FOR WILDCAT SONGSTERS " REPRESENTED Li H. Anderson, '15, is in the auto- IN CHARLOTTE BY tunity to sec the student body in I .. CHARLOTTE BRANCH OFFICE Bex " 553 H. J. Speacer,Mgr. action, a thing not done before. mobile business in Anderson, S. C. A concert Monday evening at Queens Mr. R. M. Miller, who is presi- College is the first program of a three- dent of the Alumni Association, is C. B. Bailey, '14, is in the knitting mill day trip of the Davidson College Glee I gratified with indications of a good business in Greenwood, S. C. Club. The second concert will be given 1 alumni attendance and very opti- D at Lenoir, and the third at Mitchell Col- j You Get More Enjoyment Out of Life { mistic over the prospects. He is 1DAVIDSONMEN FIND PLACES lege at Statcsville. The program is toI songs crtire you > also pleased that time has been 1AS NEXT YEAR'S TEACHERS consist of popular by the j If have a NEW EDISON in the home \ by Wildcat quar- allowed this year in which to club and numbers the I If you do not have oneyouaremissing alot a transact alumni business, from I:oo Dr. J. M. McConnell, who is in charge tet, the Mandolin-Guitar club, and the securing teaching positions LET US to 4:00 o'clock on Wednesday hav- of for mem- Wildcat Jazz orchestra. In every case ". DEMONSTRATE S ingbeen set aside for this purpose. bers of the graduating class, states that the program will be opened with the I " THE NEW EDISON I — Alumni Editor. he is prepared to place practically every song "College Ties," and closd with "O I "The phonograph with a soul" " ' jman who desires such a position. He Davidson," A splendid added attraction ' " state, that alumni who are interested in will be the famous farce drama, "In ;j I OFFICE SUPPLY & EQUIPMENT CO., Dealers ! MARRIAGES. seeing Davidson men any by " in schools at Roman Days," which is enacted Bob I 231S. TRYON ST. CHARLOTTE,N.C. !.; A marriage of statewide interest took |particular location may communicate Robison and Bill Bogart. j' McLeod, Bugs place in Charlotte last week when Mr. J.|j with him and he will try to make such Some of the best numbers to be pre- j Harvey Orr, ex-'i8, was married to Miss 1arrangements. sented will be "The Gypsy Trail," by the DWIGHTCHALMERS DELIVERS Jack London has America produced a Mildred Barbour. rj entire club ; "Bow-Wow Blues," by the j literary figure so democratic and so dis- The ceremony was a simple one, being MINISTERIAL] BAND HEARS orchestra; "Washington Post March,"i (Continued from page 1) tinct as that of Vachel Lindsay." His performed at the home of the bride's SHORT STUDENT SPEECHES by the Mandolin-Guitar club, anil "I'm|Iof God was in the idea "Father." This coming to Davidsen will be one grandmother, Mrs. Walter Mullen, and Wild About Moonshine," by the quartet.jIic'ca makes it easier to understand the of the outstanding literary events of '.he in the presence of only a few intimate The regular meeting of the Ministerial jRreat prohlcms of life, temptation, sin year. ceremony friends. Immediately after the .Band was held Sunday afternoon. Henry DAVIDSON DEBATERS and death. rj prayer - Mr. and Mrs. Orr left for a two weeks' '.Patterson brought several matters of His belief in was based on the WILDCATBASEBALL TEAM trip north. 1business before the Band, among which fact that God is our Father and it is our Mr. Orr is associated in business with was that of a (Continued from page 1) iduty and privilege to ask advice Fellowship that is being His (Continued from page 1) Sanders and Orr, of Charlotte. organized to unite students of America fc-iven the visitors by members of the|and guidance all through our lives. The drive but couldn't get his 'man at first. for Evangelisation Senior and classes of IIhighest definition of prayer is a life of the of the United Junior Queens. Freeman pumped a single to right, clog- ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. States. No action was concerning This part of the program was probably friendship with God, our Father. It was taken Ring the cushions. Brice batted for Sor- the Band's joining Fellowship the most enjoyed. brought out prayer is answer- Mr. Carl Emmett Rankin, '17, is to be this as then that rells and rolled to Redfern, but Parsons sufficient was not at hand. The debate was of a very high order only when it is in perfect harmony married soon to Miss Louise Winston information j fed missed the shortfielder's peg and Mc- It was decided a and the subject matter presented by] with Goodwin. that committee be ap- | divine will. Millan and McLeod galloped through the pointed to draw up a each of the four speakers indicated a , He a plea everyone Mr. Rankin, who is the sonof Mr. and!| constitution for the j ended with for to scoring zone. Mrs. M. Rankin, of Gibsonville, N. C, Band. deep study of the question discussed, continue to grow and develop in spirit- J. Davidson wasted many chances to is a member of the faculty of Columbia Frank Johnston made a short and in- while the delivery and stage appearance ual things by companionships witli Godly score, nine Wildcats being left stranded University. He may be addressed at spirational talk on "Witnessing for in every case was splendid. The four men and by study of the Bible. speakers strong rebuttal, on the corners. On three occasions they S. A. E. House, 331 W. 113th St., Colum- Christ." He spoke about the influence came back on of a Christian, using the example of the the closeness of the debate being indi- had a runner on third with no one out bia University, N. Y. VACHEL LINDSAY but failed register, influence of Naomi's life on the heathen catedby the three to two decision of the to while each State run came an inning opened by Ruth, whom she converted to Christian- five-judges. in one HEREAND THERE. (Continued from page i) or two men going ity. A Christian must bear fruits or his Davidson has won 18 out of 27 debates out. following eral Booth Enters Into Heiven," "The The alumni were over to life will profit nothing, said Johnston, in the 14 years of its debating life. Box score: help boost Santa Fe Trail," "Golden Whales of the Davidson nine in the pointing out the fig tree which withered Seven of these have been with Wake Davidson. ab r h po a * game California," etc. He is counted in the State last Saturday: Dr. Yates because it had no fruit to give Forest. Of these Davidson has wonfour. M. Erwin, 2b o o o o the Mas- ' same class with such poets as Edwin --4 5 Faison, '06; Mr. L.H. Wilkinson, '12; Dr.I j) Erwin, ter. Arlington Robinson, Robert Frost, and L. ss .. 500143 J P. Monroe, Dr. R. H. Lafferty; Mr. J. Taylor spoke Brown, L. A. then briefly on MURRILL,JR. Edward Lee Masters. rf ...... 40 1 200 ("Joe") T. Crayton, all of Charlotte. "Getting HUGH Crawford, -_'_. Alone With God." Taking no outstanding qualities tb.. 40 1 14 o o There jvere Flowe, Some of the of also Mr. W. W. of text, but using the experietffces of Christ Pritchett, cf _. Concord; Mr. (Continued from page 1) Lindsay's work are the love of beauty, ..401300 R. P. Graham, of Coole- as He walked atone garden McMillan, -- -- 1 1 2 1 in the and championship. In three years of coach- a distinct spirit of reform, intensely c 4 5 mec, and C. K.-43rown, '21. in other places, Tink McLeod, If 1 11 o o told of the ad- ing, in the Army and out of it, each year American themes and ideals, a, wide -- 4 vantages that any young Freeman," -_ o 1 2 1 man would at a different place and under different range of subjects, and a belief that poetry 3b 4 3 Sloop, physician in getting Creator, Boushce, Dr. '07, is a with a have alone with his condtions, teams coached by Murrill Ijis primarily intended to be read aloud. p 4 o 3 1 2 1 large practice Crossnore, and that only at Sorrells, o o at N. C. He such times could one won 24 out of 27 games played. As one of a series of literary portraits p o o o o feel the very presence McPherson,p o o o o manufactures his own electricity and of God. There is Mr. Murrill resigned his commission the Bookman has the following pen pic- o o a period in the every _. I o o o o o that of the surrounding community. He life of man when in 1920 to enter business with his father| Mire of Lindsay by Christopher Morley : \Rrice ...... __ is still enthusiastic over the doings of he wonders if there truly is a God. At in the Queen City Printing Co., of Char- j "Vachcl is ruddy, sandy-haired, mid- xxMarrow ._ I o o o o O such times precedent Davidson's athletic teams. Emotion must take lotte, N. C. He is a stockholder and dle-sized, with eyes the color of a green ever Reason. "Be still and know thatI secretary of the company, which has twilight and pale eyebrows surmounted Totals 37 2 10 27 16 4 ex-'22, .'mi God." x D. W. Lowrance, is at Moores- necessitated his refusing many lucrative by two remarkable bumps. According Batted for Sorrells in the seventh. ville, N. C. He hopes to enter college coaching positions in the past. David-1Ito my phrenology, one of the bumps xxBatted for McPherson in the ninth. again fall. N. C. State. ab r h po a e next SOUTHERNINTERCOLLEGIATE son was able to secure his services be- rtpresents love of Springfield, III., and Ki'th, -- -- 2 ASSOCIATION WILL CONVENE cause of her nearness to Charlotte,j] the other love of a square meal with If ..6 3 3 o o ._ __ 2 2 2 o "At" Wood, class of '20, is in business which will enable him to devote his |plenty of talk. Vachel has endured as Norwood, cf 5 o with his father at Asheville, N. C. He After considerable delay the time and innrniiiKs to the office and his afternoons much adulation, female twitter, and hom- Johnson, rf 6 2 4 2 2 2 shortstop Redfern, was a noted and forward on place of the second annual Southern In- to the football field. Mr. Murrill will! age as any otWfcr five American poets. ss 5 1 1 1 6 o ' Holland, the basketball team while here. lercollegiate Newspaper Association spend his vacation, during the month of He is the only living American poet who 3b 4 1 3 3 0 o convention have been decided and Fur- September, at Davidson, and so will be has been lionized in England. None of Lassiter. ib 3 o on I o Ralph Kaiser, '21, is making good in lnan University, at Greenville, S. C, will on hand morning afternoon during this business can spoil him: he is Hlue. 2b .. s o 1 o 1 o and !! per- Parsons, the insurance business in Charlotte. he the host April 28 and29. the first and all-important month of the manently simple, and permanently c 4 o 0 5 1 1 Allen, p o I Efforts were made early in the year to season. shrewd and sane; there is not a gram 4 o 3 o Dwight Chalmers andhis mother spent locate the next gathering of the college D of bunk in him. He has a startling the week-end in Charlotte. Miss Bes- journalists more in the center of'the ter- Three prizes of $100, $50,and $25 to un- sense of humor; when he laughs, the Totals 42 o 15 27 12 1 sie Chalmers came up from Winsboro ritory covered by the youthful organiza- dergraduate students of Indiana colleges neighborhood echoes." Score by innings : —R. and the family had a short reunion. tion. Greenville, locatedin the southern for essays on, "Why the Volstead Act Lindsay Springfield, Davidson 000 000 200 2 # was born in III. — part of South Carolina, serves this pur- should be upheld," are offered by the j After completing his high school and N. C. State 100 105 002 o Thurston, '02, — Dr. is a successful phy- pose. Indiana W. C. T. U. The contest closes college courses he went to Chicago arJ Summary Two-base hits : McMillan, sician at Taylorsvilje, N. C. With final selection made, invitations April 26th. New York for additional study. For I'reeman, Johnson; three-base hits: D have been mailed to every college and D three winters he lectured at the West Bqushee, Freeman, Johnson; stolen university WHO, WHAT AND WHERE. in the South to send represen- Tuxedos are worn by ushers at basket- Side Y. M. C. A. in New York. In 1912 bases :Ruth (2),Norwood.Johnson,Hol- tatives and this convention is apparently ball games at Columbia University and he took a walking trip from Illinois 10 land (2), Crawford, Pritchett; total planned ■ It is to run each week under to be largely attended. Both men and the University of Pennsylvania, accord- New Mexico, paying for his meals at bases: State 18, Davidson 16; double this heading the names of ten alumnii women are eligible as delegates. New ing to news reports. farm houses by rhymes and ballad*. p!cy :L. Erwin to McMillan to Craw- with information as to where they are: members have been reported by the D This trip furnished the material for his ford; walked: by Allen 1, by Boushee 3, and what they are doing. It is — hopedI regional vice presidents, and the mem- Teacher "What is the highest form of poem "The Santa Fe Trail." hy McPherson 1 ;struck out: by Allen that this will be a means of bcrship " providingt of the association will evidently animal life?" Current Opinion says of him "Not 5. by Boushee 4; umpire: Irby; time: 2 to the alumni 1 information at large who increase materially by the meeting time. School Boy— "The giraffe." since the days of Walt Whitman and hours and 10 minutes.