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Generals Lose When Wildcats Make Comeback First Cast Of • Compuleory- Univenity A..­ Compulsory Univenity A..­ aembly Tomorrow ling-tum t sembly Tomorrow . BY THE STUDBNTS, FOR THB UNIVERSITY VOLUME XXXIV WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY, TUESDAY, OCfOBER 21, 1930 NUMBER 8 Jamea Fort Newton First Cast Of Valentine, ·Lee Two Debators Will Program Plans Generals Lose And Other Speakers Face Scotch Team When Wildcats To Talk This Year Journey's End Sculptor, Dies Here November 10 Complete For The work of the Debating Picked Monday After Illness team Is progressing well. Of the Inauguration Make Comeback rour remaining candidates, two will be selected to debate acalnat p Kentucky Scora 19 Poinu Studied Under Leading Sculp­ the team from SCotland. Ross Installation of Dr. F. tors of France, Germany Malone. James Moore. Kempt Gaines Starts Saturday in Final Quarter to Jennings and Thomas Davenport Win 33-14 and Italy are all well qualified to bear the with Assembly brunt of the attack but only two of these will have the honor. The THIBODEAU, MATTOX team will be picked on Wednes­ J. W. DAVIS WILL STAR ON OFFENSE day night. SPEAK FOR ALUMNI The team Is glad to announce to that Dr. Onlne11 will act ln the Holttein, Sub Center, aad capacity or chairman durln1 the Luncheon, Football Game I coming debate with the SCotch. Tilton Look Good In The debate will be held 1n Lee Dance, Complete Social Line Chapel on November 10. Activities The question for debate ts: re­ solved that In the interest of so­ ciety, severe punishment Is the The program tor the lnauau­ best way to reduce crime. Tht> ratlon of Dr. Francis Pendleton Washlnaton and Lee team will Gaines as preaident of WasblnJ­ debate In the aftlrmatlve. ton and Lee here Saturday brln11 The team from Scotland Is to Lexington nearly a doaen nat­ composed of several of the n1oat Ionally-known fiJUJ'eAI as ~­ outstanding scholars of the Ba·lt­ ers, and more than 200 pefiOIIIt of lsh IBles. All of them are noted note as representatl\'ea or educa­ In politics or their country and tion and educatioaal lnltitutiona are amona the foremost In edu­ or America. cation. Pull Inaquration Day plana ---o- were made publle toda1 by Dean Henry Donald Campbell. cbalr BandToMake of the committee 1n cbarle of tbe occulon. Theee plana lDclude ln&UI\U'&Uon ceremoniel Saturday Debut At Game mCII'nlnl. two luDebeooN at noon a football pme lD the after New Orpnization Now Num­ noon ,and a reception and dance at nl1ht. bers Between Forty and Delegates from nearly 110 Am Fifty Men erlean c:ollelea and un1vel'lltlel lD academic dress will partk:lpate I nthe proeeaaion which wlll otft clally open Saturday's actlvtlea at 10:45 a. m. In tbia procelllon will be the President or the Uni verslty, the rector or the board of trustees. tbe tovemor of Vir alnla. speakers for the occ:ulon trustees of Washln&'ton and Lee representatives of other ecbooll. the faculty or the Unlvel'llty, and the senior class. I PAGE TWO THB RING.TIJM PHI m~ ~0 . t lit~ 1 nmch press mention as the football team, if not way ....... .it 'a dog is man's best fan to go out of his way to see. friend.' then the dog we all know "The Office Wite'' is a triangle W.J~l' 1L\ lt1!J- Um fl'~' more. T he school became known fo~ its band. ls one of the best dogs that ever story ln which the boss, Lewis Super Service Filling Station ·- G 0 ND LEE UNIVERSITY I Jt can be the same way here. W1th a good waned hls taU In respanse to a s tone. falls in love with his pretty Main Stl'eet WASHIN T N A hand at every home game and on several games man's kindness. We couldn't do secretary. Dot'othy Macknlll. The Washmst. greasing and. po ll ~> h lng '!'ry our r.erYlce nnd you'll SEMI-WEEKLY away from Lexington, Washington and Lee will without Satan........ the thoug-ht of boss's wife doesn't 1nlnd because be pleased. hlm belnb unJustifiably killed Is 1 she has fall <! n In love wlt.h another B U.!. Bobbby and Raymond will wclcomt: you. M em~ r lntm:ulletrl"u• f'l"'l'lll AMoclatrun. Stat.- or Vlrlllrla receive favorable advertising. But it can't be a Subeerllit ion SS.IO per year. " ' •dvaoce preposterous, undignified, small ! man. The picture Is to.ken from ------· ........ To arms and protect the tire book by Faith Baldwin. in oFFICE AT D t:PARTMENT oF JOURNALISM good band if students don't try out for it. A t ··~· ... ·:<·:• •!- •1- + ++?"•+++++++++++of • ++ +++ +++>l-+ ·~o(l +'f•+ ++-l>+++++++ reian the King of Kampus Ka- which sbe warns all wivf's to ~:N~ •~ntfred et tht l.PJtlnRtoo. V• , l'nstorrrrp "" ,...,.,,.d <·lue the next meetinrr of the organization there should o.t mall matwr. Publiah<!d e•N'l Tueedap and Friday of the b nines ............ ! thaL their husbands don t have col ltci a~ , ..r . be at least a hundred men there ready to sacrifice Tt J.pbonee 1 •Jdltor·ln·Chlflf. 412 : Auftl fletl M an•ll'~r. "'~ ' We can now walk to the Chem- pt·etty stenographers. n Is n r,ood Editoria l Room•. 2048 a nd u~s . a little time :md in turn rC(:eivc several good trips, istry building without fear ot show and is the same ty pe as the John W. Barger, 31A EDITOR-IN-CHIEF a gold key. and the respect of the school. falling down a mine shaft ........The "DivoJ·cee." Rockbridge Nat.ional Bank HarrY Burn. 31 A BUSINESS M ANAGER coal bunkers behind Washington ''Eyes or the World" by Harold Collere have been protected, and Bell Wright will be shown at. t he l OL' :\'I'Y'S LAIH~E . T 11 :\~ K EDITORIAL STAFF MAKE THEM GOOD above all, beautified. by lattice New theatt·e on Monday. The cast ADVISORY HOARD work ........ And we can thank Dr. includes Una Merkel. Na.nce 0 F. Ashworth 'SIMA : 0 . J . Wilkinson, '31L: J. 6. Crane, Washington and Lee's formal danccc; are con­ Dickey for It, as we can thank O'Nell and John Holland. Paul :\'I. Penick, Prcstc.lent. • 'SIA : w.'o. Thomas, 'SIC 1 A. J. L.!bow l t~ . '81A. sidered among the best in the South. Fancy hlm. and Prot. Houston. for many Hoot Oib::on has returned to ASSISTANT •:OITOI<S other improvements around the the Lyric and wm play Saturday John L. Campbell. Trust Off icer D. 0. P rlc··· '82A T. 1'. Ou111chty, '82(' Dress Ball is recognized as the outstanding col­ Campus ........ We may have a new In a hard riding two gun show as MANAGI NG J::OI'N.Ht legiate social C\'ent of the South. But ·;·nat about centl'al heatlng plant. too........ all the rest of those tamolll' cow- S. M. Olmlap, Vice-resident. c. E. Allen, Jr .. 'UA the in formals ? COLOMANIA: boY shows are. A. 1'. Wade, Cashier. ASSISTANT MANAC fNG EDITORS Did you lmow ........ that Joe E. --o----- H. A. Latner. ·asA W. W. Hawkln•. J r .. '8SA Everyone considers the inforn1als as dances Brown, the boy with the magnl- t•+...,.++++++++++++++++++ w. C. E<twuds, ' 820 . Univcnl ~y Editor that don't amount to a thing. Consectucntly tled muzzle, used to be a E. M. N u~kul1. 'UA Newe l::dltor small-~ ~ J. S. Snyder, Jr., 'SSA Spurta Editor there are few girls and perhaps not so many tlm.e acrobat? ........ tha. t in Hono- Our Contemporaries ..............................~·~·~·:·:::~~* J . M. Dea1a, 'l lA ...... ~oooelat.e Spuru Edlt.or lulu the natives play golf, dress ++++++... +++++ ...+++++ ...... ++++++++++++++++++++ D. M. Price. '32C Copy Editor "stags." The dance is pronounced a failure and for dinner, drive Cadillacs. and ...........++ ....++++++++ · ~ J. w. CloPion, 'S2A Exchana~ Editor the idea has arisen that infom1als at Washington spend their pineapple profits dob- · EDITORIAL ASSOCIATES bl1 In the 8 t k "' •-? Colorado University students ~~ J . A. Cull•:·. 'UA: L. M. ~. 'SSA : f'. R . Cu nnin.llham, 'S2A : and Lee are dances you go to if you have noth­ T ' T that· the can "Park and Putt and Pet" all A J . C Armo11r, '32A : R. T. Edwards, 'UA : J . D. an~' ~u m~n:t ci~O';t ey s oggery Cupombaver , 'UA : J . A. Colll1on. 'U A : T. W. ing else to do and think you can gtt a late date. wear rraas sktrts?........ Tbe only 1n the ~~arne place, says an adver- I. U Moore. 'IS A : E. 8. Wlkox. 'SIA: only rtppUng raffia that can be tlsement tor The Winter Green. \ D. C. Tbompton, '88A. These informals cguld be made into rt>a] dancP.s found lB worn by Japanese dolls Indoor miniature golf course or F Griff ._ th S if the students would get interested. 'l'hc Cotil­ at street Ca.mivals ........ No, no. Boulder, Colorado. Cl[ uib, BUSINESS STAI'F or . on Braeburn Fme Clo es, ljon Club is sponsoring a dance on inauguration boys, the sax chased out the tom- ~- IL. ADVlSORY BOARD T C d tJ Dr. Euter, W. C. SWill. John Devine, Mort.on Levy, P rot Coan. day, October 25. It could be made into some­ tom, and the Islands are no longer The Harvard Crimson recently 1 Op O&w ID 'uyerco& a haven for "lost men" ........ Hee- brought out the tact that flfty­ WALK-OVER SHOES, ARROW SHIRTS STAFF thing big if students would take an interest and vaalah. seven per cent. of the Radcllfte AND Jolla ~d , ....
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