DEES AND McLEOD WILDCATS TO MEET CHOSEN CHEER LEADERS ARMY AT WEST BYSTUDENT BODY THE DAVIDSONIAN POINTSATURDAY ALENDA LUX UBI ORTA LIBERTAS

Vol. XXII DAVIDSON COLLEGE. DAVIDSON, N. C, OCTOBER 3, 1934 NOV. 17 IS DATE FOR SIXTY STUDENT CLAY WILLIAMS WILDCATS LEAVEFOR RHODES APPLICANTS NEW YORK THURSDAY Davidson Students Must Apply ASSISTANTSHIPSSLATED TO FLL Twenty-six Players Will Make To Local CommitteeBy New Sound System To Single (lilts Arranged Army Trip On Special November 3 Be Used For Duke Tilt Day Of Army Game Pullman NO EXAMINATION NEEDED Richardson Stadium is to be ARE ANNOUNCEDNRAPOSTON A number of Davidson men will WILL RETURN ON MONDAY Vowles, Lilly equipped with a new amplifying »y»- take advantage of the single cuts Professors And probably BibleAnd Chemistry Departments Davidson Alumnus FirstSelection AlumniPlan To Entertain dimming On Committee teir which will be com* next Saturday and will attend the pleted in time for the Duke game. Lead Others InNumber To Board By President Army game at West Point. Team At Banquet The new system will allow for Of Assistants Roosevelt For was in the Davidsonian some time it rumored that As noted four horns on each of the stadium cuts on the day of the game would Army scouts attended theState week, applications the amplifiers. This will greatly double, of last for im- MEN ARE NAMED TODAY MEMBER CLASS OF 1905 count however an agree- game Saturday to get advance Scholarships at Oxford prove the clarity of the system as ment has been reached with the Rhodes dope on the Wildcats who leave University must in hands well as increase the volume. A Only Honor Students AllowedTo Prominent Winston-Salem Indus- faculty whereby the cuts on the day be the special here Thursday with intentions of committees by No- feature will be the installa- Have Positions trialist For Many Years of the game at West Point and also of the state tion of amodifier or volume control, on the Saturday of the Citadel game disturbing the complacency of the vember I7. which will select the volume neces- A list of assistantship appoint- S. Clay Williams, of Winston- will count as single. The cuts on Army Mule. Saturday. November 3, lias now been sary to be audible over the cheer- Salem, graduated from Davidson the preceding Saturdays will be Around twenty-six player-, will hoard ing. ments for the coming year was counted according to designated as the on or before which as double the ;i 1 date This $125 system, being installed sixty in the class of 1905, has been se- agreement. special Pullman ai :S1 I'. M. and will writing must Ik1 made t<> made available today. Over application in by the Auten Incorporated of Char- positions, lected by the new nationalindus- In view of the fact that cuts will arrive at the Pennsylvania station inNew tile local committee, Professors Vowles, lotte, is to step toward students received these Vorl, morning, be another each carrying with it from sixty trial recovery board to be the be counted on Saturday a number City at 6:45 the next Lilly and Dimming, While application making Richardson Stadium com- of trips to "the Point" are being eating at the station, a pletely up-to-date. to eighty dollars a year and re- chairman of this five-member After breakfast to 1 committee! must he on the planned. tin itrtc sponsibility for grading student board. special lihie-l.inc bus will take them regulation blank, ibis blank is not neces- the Pnlisaclcs for a two hour papers. President Roosevelt named this board; ihniuRli sary for applicationto the local committee. journey along scenic Hudson river. Chemistry designating Claj Williams a- bis firsl the In tlii-. case the student should state in 'The Bible and Departments ench, leading selection. The board i- to lake over the upon whosehanks rests (he United States he wishes to be approved employ sis assistants other wriliiiK that tieiiei ,il I Johnson, Military Academy. Rhodes Scholar- departments in that respect. The Mu- dutio of IukIi re as a candidate for the signed head of \K V CHOSEN Arriving at the Academy at 9:30 A. GREER LEADERS the larger BELK IS ship ( state). sic Department also received a in name of Mr. Williams is will known indus- M., the team will spend the morning may number of assistants ihan usual with a in \ Davidson student stand either trial circles, having been the president resting, idling or looking over the school or, legal resi- total of live. This is an increase of in North Carolina if his uf the K. J, Reynolds Tobacco Company ami will workout (Inriiu; the afternoon dence is in another state, in that state. ELECTED lour over last year. stadium, They are FRIDAY FOR at SERIES tlie football a I fur number of years, lie resigned this Cadet If, as the applicants The 1i-l as follows i- slightly incom- frequently happens, Dees And McLeod Of Junior position t<> become chairman of the in- Richmond Pastor Will Conduct to remain at West Point overnight, plete : 1 for N'orth Carolina exceed the maximum Class Chosen On Second dustrial advisory and planning council of Fall Series Beginning meeting the Army [cam at 2:30 I. M., quota five, committee has WMc: M. l>oin;l:.s, C. I'.. K'oss, |). of the the ri«bt Ballot J. the V !'re\iuiis|\ |,e had been October 28 Saturday. number, R. I'.rand.in. R. T. Coit, C. T. Fort, MR to reduce the either by elimina- J. chairman of the Wagner Ualwr Relations Immccliatefy after the game, the Wild- liy assigning candidates, Decs, Greensiioro, Hill* McMullan. Hiology: A. W, Shaw, .1. tion or when Joe I.. <>i* and hoard. Williams has uiveii much uf his 1h. J, Itlauton Uelk, pastor "f Grace cats will again lionrd the special bus and. to other states. tun i end, llrevard. were Walker. \\ . Ii. Stokes. Limitless Admin- this is possible, "Sent y" MeI. and has taken a prominent 1 iH\ cnanl Presbyterian Ihurch in Rich nccumpiAiicd by a motorcycle police es- < Virginia*, istration: K. Thompson; llell- time pal hir district comprises North chosen on the second ballot tliis week tn .1. Jack niond, Va.i will conduct the Fall Vesper cort, will journey t<< New Vork, where Carolina, illger, < Chemistry: A. in tlie \U \ since booh after its incep- Carolina, South Georgia, T'lor- act as junior cheerleaders. l\. I.. 'it. W. tion, Services, beginning Sunday, the} will attend a hnnqiiet given in their, W, Ii, Hodge, October -tf. ida and Tennessee, but a student whose Krom a number "f candidates appear- Shaw. M. Alderman. S. Wednesday honor hy Davidson alumni of Xew York Wurtmann, Tin- porfilion held by Mi. Williams as and terminating night, Oc- home is not within the confines of this ing in the spring, live werenominated by M. Itarnctt, W. B. .1. II. tober 31. ami vicinity. With the Pennsylvania ; chairman "t [he board is ;i- near to fill district is not restricted to it, hut may Varsity Cheerleader Paul Warren, They I'atte. Kcouotnies Blauton Little. Uelk, is pastor one as headquarters, they ing the place left \,.caiit by General Dr. who ol of the Hulel will remain appear in the state of his residence. were \V. Price, Carli>le Lewis,Char- II. Kicklcn. A. It. A. Education: .1. as i- possible under the new larjicsi churches in Virginia, is an alum in New Ycirk until 6:45 I'. M.. Sunday, A must Dees Tile Rhodes. Unglish: C. S. Mel all, C. ti. Johnson candidate be a male citizen of les "Bud" Okcy, and Mel.end. ,,1.,,, mi- of Davidson College, class of l'U5. .ml. again traveling on the Pullman, will first \\ . R, Taber, Sutton, Prcncji: the Plaited States, unmarried, must have vote was about equally divided with Smith. T. le «'!!<■ mi mitst;nding roll int.i Davidson at 10:32 A. M.. Mon- G, Wlim the ii'lvclinii was made, Wil- 1 is the ministers Keen bom between Oct. '. 1910,and Oct. Price being eliminated. .1. X. Ila-sell. V*l Cassell. German: uf the Southern Presbyterian Church. day. Rhodes, liams was nut in (hv capital. Tin- con 1, 1916, ; at very close, the Wood, II. Ivo-s. I.nek : A. II. (elk ml have completed least his Second voting was also 1 The credit for obtaining Dr. I for Three hundred tickets have been set Dees, History: I-'.. Bowers, R. Taylor, A. feruiici of the hoard members was held Sophomore year in a recognized degree- twj> highest MeLend and receiv- .1. J. chieflj liy telephone, the Fall Services p,cs to A. 11. McClure, aside- for Davidson alumni and others. granting college or university. ing the and Dees will co- M. Anderson, R. Ilillier, W. C. Will. Captain reports many honor. McLeod selection "i Clay Williams general secretary of the Davidson Col- I'ritchett that Mathematics: C. A. Colcuun. .1. W. The should M, York, The stipend is 4(H) pounds a year, pay- operate with Warren in the duties of hi' i-f deep hearted intere*l to Davidson lew V'. C V An attempt was made former Davidson men of New years. cheerlcadipg next spring the ilassell. A. W. Shuford, A. Kuhn. Po- bj Hallimure] Jersey t ity ami vicinity able for two Usually a third until when College, lie was outstanding in the class Sam Wiley. Y. M. C. A. general are year is allowed, which in some cases may two will lie placed before the student litical Science : A. C Rogers, C. Lucas. secretary in IU34, to obtain Dr. Belk, expected tu attend and with the few stu- " W, of 1905, having taken part in many stu- he spent in some other foreign university. body in a vote t< select the Varsity Spanish: A. Merchant. Physics: J. Inn wben interviewed Dr. Belk found dents fortunate enough to innkc the trip, Katie, C, dent activities all through his four years Cheerleader fnr 1935-36. II C I.. Green, J. A. Wads- institution, thai it would be impossible to visit Dav- a good representation is expected. Ac ciinditlalt' hits in fi'ass nn examina- worth, at this In Mr. Williams' record, McLeod is a member nf Kappa Alpha Recorders: K. I'. Mcl'hail, J. idsun. IK- accepted Pritchctt expects to go al«>nu with tion. His college curricular and senior vc.ir In- w;i> the class historian, the invitation to social fraternity and lias been active in II.Glass. Music: II. \Y. Bradley, R. R. speak year Coaches Newton, McKver, Ciiier Martin, extra-curricular, hisOletters of recom- as will a- the editor of at Davidson this in prefer- Purdy, Muhert Morris, A. M. Cuhning- heiiiB both the Whittle, mendation and his personal appearance publications work. 1Ie now edits a Davidson Magazine, student publication ence tu numerous other requests to talk. alumni secretary, and Heath column in "The Davidsonton," "Com- ham. K. M. Sett. During summer, trai'k coach, are also planning to attend. before the state (or district) committee >t" Ilu linn, and the -till existing an the past J. ItIantun passing Campus." religious ;re the determining factors. A candi- the Dual, "Uuips .ml Cranks." lie was on lielk made an intensive study of Dees i-; nf Kappa Sigma date should have a scholastic record ap- a member so- il:. school honor mil diirnfjj life full movements of today, fie is outstanding fraternity one nf the sopho- authority proaching the Phi lieta Kappa standard. cial and was time he spent lure. as a minister and an on pres- more football managers lasl year. As ■ m daj religious <|uestions. as well as a well balanced record of stu- At other times duriiiK bis life ai Dav- activities, i.s the custom, hiith the newly elected stated, "Dr. is an at- TO dent including participa- DAVDSON GIVES McClure Uelk N. some iclMin In was Y. ALUMNI editor of the two afore- tion in athletics, though he need not cheerleaders are memhers of the Junior mentioned publications in his junior year; tractive spe ker with a special appeal necessarily he a letter man. Class. I'residiMil nf tin- Society, an organiza- to young penpli. lie is in great demand as ,icollege speaker As is' well known. Davidson College RADIOPROGRAM 'i i' the time ; a member nl the l.i because of his vivid LDCATS personality." FETE IN has had six Rhodes Scholars, a very Dormitory Lighting Is brarj Committee, the Second Critic So- College Songs And Yells Feature Dr. Uelk will speak the morning Davidson FootballTeam Will Be good number in view of the extensive By Regulation ciely, and I'lil, other organizations of Uie for Limited and evening services on Sunday, competition. The record uf our men in Second Broadcast Over period;a muuitor for four years; an as- Octolicr EscortedTo And From ; Station WBT 2H, He ;it West Point Oxford is one in which we may take No student will In- Unwed to use -i-i. in in Kuglish, ami a Junior Com- will address the students the [■hapel night pride. more than one hundred and sixty watts mencement orator. hour ami alsn at during Oc- The alumni of Ilavidsoti College in The second in the series of Davidson tober _"'th. 30th, and 31st. of cleelriciu in his rm in, l>r. I.ingle S. Clay Williams firadii.-ited from l>a\- New- Y"iU City will entertain the Wild- pointed chapel morning radio programs in he presented u\cr Sta- The of Dr. Belk l<> -peak is out in on the iMi! wiUi an A. I!, decree. sccuriiiR tats at a liatK|uet in New Vork immed- tion VVHT in Charlotte tins fall, was the first step toward of of September 25. the fulfillment iately following tlie at West Point heard last l-riday nfghi at H) o'clock. tlii' m| "Y" name lie slated thai the College 'had gone aim the vespers service com- next program was liy Hal Play Saturday. FERA to a great expense in securing the new The announced i a pip meeting in preparation year been placed in all rooms, and that these. l-.ach there are two major series president secretary respectively > lie «;hh- N. (.', and if addition;:] sixty watt lamp, fi.r i football with the .//(// Thuxshm mi'/ hit Orchestra have i.t Vesper service-, the fall services, with an J and the New York Alumni Association. They GROUP be Statr Wolfpack Satuplav ni^lil in burn to play i"( >r ilu- dances to the ■priu;; Vesper early April. STUDENT should sufficient. secured -eric- in brought plan to have the team down Greensboro. hi held in the ll<>ul Charlotte Ballroom College Allowed To Employ The student body was told that mnrc from West Point in a bus with a motor- fuses and Twenty-three members of the David- in connection with the Iluke game on Only Sixty Per Cent Of than this would overload the College i»;uif large number of alumni living probably It the students do not think led C. Pfohl and the cheers This set, comprising a formal Friday attend, would not be able to remain in that this by Varsity both the Wildtal and Wolfpack football Mew York will as well as all enough light to led Cheerleader Paul Warren. ntijhi and an informal Saturday, will he school this year without more financial is they were told see Mr. teams '.'\ the Greensboro game was the other alumni up for the g;ime. Dr. \Y. Immediately sifter the conclusion "f the first Council-sponsored dance ">f the aid. are ; t present being employed by the Jackson to make arrangements about us- appearance two improved college I.. Lingle, Captain N. G, Pritchctt, and "( ) 1tavidson," which served to intro- and there will he only of KERA and are working at a minimum ing more electricity. schol.-stic y;ir; as hands, IS', l'. State and Davidson. Coaches Newton and McKvcr will he duce the program, the members of the urn- niher Pan-IftfUpin'c and the Sopho- wage scale of 30 cents an hour under the Tlu- bands at the half, present. band gave a typical Davidson yell. The more -Week-End IInuse-parties before united the Wolf- supervision of committee composed of Hugh Yelverton pack musicians marching in alternating When tlie Davidson Wildcats went to Made Band then rendered "Cheerio," by ( j. the Christmas holidays a large attend- members of the faculty. lines with tlif 'Cat Hand. playing New York to play Army in V.U1) they Honorary Goldman*, a sonu which has proved ex- ance is expected. After In fact, the committee has received a CouncilHead together, were elaborately feted by the Xew York ceedingly popular among the student Thurston played in several numbers the massed has engagements 1 gnat many more applications than it can Hugh Yelvcrton was elected president band faced tin respective stands and AImuni. The alumni plan to he even hody for the past two years. The hand almost every resciri on the Atlantic Sea- take care of with the funds allotted it tin- Honorary Fraternity Council at wire "O liy'JTC. more hospitable to the team this year. of then paid tribute to the State team by and large led ill ThVr.Iviir Pfohl. by the Federal government, in an the organization's meeting of lizard a number of Southern in tin- College and first the playing "State College Keeps fighting colleges universities. A number of and State "Fight" souk attempt to clarify the tangled application ye;r Tuesday after the chapel and Vk Director Kutcbinsky, X. ('. last Alongi" Tlie famous fight yell was then I"nited jmmiM of the Students Enthusiastic situation. Professor I". K. Fleagle, chair- Radio Artists who has Ktatc department of hour. heard.' wide recognition for his individual style music. InPep MeetingFriday man of the committee, this week issued This Council is composed nf a repre- The combined hand pieces, Following the li«hl yell, the Hand and his unique arrangements, Thurston totaled 119 the following statement : sentative from each of the honorary 1 the colorful red and white uniforms of Gathered before the lighted steps of played "Salutation,* a march by Seitz, has lieen well received and comes to "The committee has received about 125 fraternities on the campus. Its purpose \. I'. State contrasting with the Chambers Building last Friday and the march, -Washington I'^st," by I)n\idsoi! highly recommended. well the applications for FERA work, and can is to insure smoothness and cooperation smart? and well-fitting? K. ( ). T. C. ntii- night,an enthusiastic student body voiced Smisa. They then told how they felt It was thought that Johnny / and only employ 11persons in any onemonth. between the different societies ill their <»m/ forms of Davidson. Both its confidence in the Davidson Wildcats ali"nit the matter by playing "Who's his Ihtkt ColltffUita would pl::y fnr the hands marched That means that most of the applicants activities and programs. before the game and during intermis- tn make a good showing in the conflict Afraid of the !iiK Had Wolf," and -'The Ilomecoming dances of November 'Jth won't he able to receive help throughout A list of the societies which make up sions. with the State Wolfpack on the follow- < Ud Gray Marc." The program was and 10th. but he has since broken con- the whole year. We shall try to help only the Honorary Fraternity Council fol- The Davidson Band surprise ing evening. then completed by the playing of "( ) tract and another orchestra lias not yet received a the most needy cases. lows: I'hi Beta Kappa. Omicron in gathered well-put .stories, Delta Davidson." been secured for this tlu- afternoon when it was In two Capt. IVitchett will be given tn appli- Kappa, Sigma Upsilon, Sigma Pi, event. given )avtdson team to "Questionnaires Delta In the future Davidson College radio While plans for the Sophomore Week- before the O'Henry Motel and the likened the 1 David in cants and letters will he sent out to their International Relations Sigma opportunity to Goliath, Club. !'i programs will he presented at 9 o'clock end have not yet been announced, it is broadcast over Station his successful attack on who parents this week explainingexactly what Sigma. Alpha Phi Kpsilon, Scabbard and WBIG in Greensboro. previous it out-weighed him on a scale compara- Friday night instead of 10, accordin^ understood that the Centennial will at- Just conditions are, in an attempt to get in- Wade. Kta Sigma Phi. Gamma Sigma had down to State's outweighing Davidson; to an annduncemctit by Grier Martin. tempt to secure Red ,Nichols his marched the streets of Greens- tive formation so that we can put to work Kpsilon, Phi Alpha, and boro. cheering Delta Delta Pi Pennies for their dances. and he likened the section of immediately those in the most urgent Kappa, Omega Phi Alpha, Le Cerde DR. LINGLE GOES TO NEW YORK Both the N. C. State and Davidson de- Davidson supporters scheduled to wit- need. I'r;ncais. Sigma Delta Psi, Mu Beta Psi, expects to view the Davidson-.\rmy game partments of music have gone through ness the encounter Saturday to the res- The committee in charge of the gov- and Pi Delta Alpha. Dr. Walter I.. Lirigle left Monday although he will not be able to attend extensive rejuvenation. Kutchinsky, a cuers of Little Red Riding Hood, who ernment financed work at Davidson is New representatives have not been night for New York, where lie will re- the banquet given the Wildcat football former Army Hand director and Head also had her trouble with wolves. composed of Professor Klcagle, chair- elected by all of the fraternities as yet main for a few clays attending to some tei m by Xew York alumni. 1le will of Music at the Winston-Salem Public The hand carried on this train of man, and professors G. R. Vowles and and so the membership of the Council business relative to the college. return by Rochester, where he will visit Schools, took over the State Band a year thought by playing the appropriate time, H. E. Fulcher...., can not he announced. Mrs. Lingle states that the Doctor his daughter, Miss Kan Lingle, ago. "Who's Afraid of the Rig Had Wolf?" THE DAVIDSONIAN, OCTOBER 3, 1934 cided thatit be given anothertrial and the period of "SELECTED PAPERS THE DAVIDSONIAN probation run over into this year. The probation of y^ OUR period is still young, but we feel like it has been PHINEAS SPOON." satisfactory, especiallyso since the student body met (^ontemporaries Founded by the Class of 1915 concerning this matter in chapel severaldays ago. The apostles of "new era" internation- alism lay much emphasis on Science as DUKE UNIVERSITY Surely, men, we can govern ourselves in a matter "every man for himself" night Updated golUpialf the most potent of forces workingtoward The frrm» of thiskind. It is quitepossible to get the maximum will soon takeplace at Duke. Mysterious- "1034 '"'' world unity. The erstwhile barriers of (foflflrialrSiarOt becoming ly, word of "Tombs Night" has "warn «k»s> amount of enjoyment out of ourradios withoutplay- time and space arc fast imma- the "Tombs Night." ing them so they can be heard in the next dormitory terial. 'reached the Freshman. Published Weekly "For a Better Davidson" indisputable Duke's traditional initiation night for or even in the next room. We can also be conside- All of this is an fact. The progress of Science and the improvement that most honorary order during which rate of those are more sensitive to this kind of Printed by the who of invention h; ve given us all manner of it is well known that all yearlings are others, upperclassmen. CITY PRINTING COMPANY disturbance than and es]>ecially can we co- machinery which cuts across frontiers so trying to outwit the Just QUEEN the Charlotte, North Carolina 6i>erate during study hours and review periods. that the great law of cause and effect has who these persons are that inform Freshmen of Duke's f;:r-famed "Roman We should be able to appreciate this privilege been extended to operate over an inter- dependent world. Holiday" no one knows. Already the SUBSCRIPTION RATES withouthaving to be constantly warned andremind- started locking the $2.00 Collegiate say technical genius has facili- Freshmen have Ten cents per copy; the year. It is a privilege that To that retiring. Last ed not to abuse it. we should tated intenu.tional transportation, com- doors and windows before year scores to Chapel Hill but their Entered as second-class matter at the Tost Office at Davidson, havehad all along. However, we have not been able munication, and economic interdepend- Bv Scotty fled McLeod excruciating reception is still remem- North Cnrolhm, under the act of Mnreh Srd, 1879. to control and govern ourselves in the matter. ence is one thing. To claim that by these Wolfpack bered. Though what they received is innovations Science is remaking the Now that the has van- This editorialis not written as a reproach against quished the Wildcats, year's now history, it has been surpassed only ARTICLES FOR PUBLICATION world andpaving the way to international and this p.m., disturbance, purge." (This must he in tlic hunds of Managing Editors by 4:00 o'clock radio but on the contrary, to urge the unity is quite another. The first is crop of debutantes has bloomed forth in by Hitler's latest "blood Monday, Letters to the Kdltor are welcome, but all communica- students to in the spirit of Raleigh, and the big week-end is over, brings back memories of what the D club tions continue considerationand priniu facie; the second is an hypothesis Intended fur publication must be signed. initiation night used to be). cooperation that has prevailed during the past sev- built upon the supposition that Science there is nothing to talk or write about coming Freddy Sington, Freshman nm not prepared to except p;st events and the Cadet ex-Duke K. D. WEEKS Editor eral weeks and as a result keep and enjoy the use has a virtue which I coach in football, is' playing right field J. A. ('. WADSWORTH Buiinest Manager accord it. tilt. .... of them in our rooms. In Greensboro for the Washington Senators of the After all, machines no matter how per- Nearly enthusiastic sup- \merican League. EDITORIAL STAFF fect are no more than means to certain five hundred Martin Barnett Managing Editor FRESHMEN AND EXTRA- ends. When Science has perfected the porters of FELIX, a diminutive hut cun- VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC feline, P.Mt. Haki.ax Managing Editor CURRICULA ACTIVITIES machine, its responsibility ends. I'rom ning and American were on hand INSTITUTE Tom Marchant Managing Editor to to boo away the "big bad wolf." often John Walker Managing Editor To members of the Freshman class who are be- this point the machine becomes a tool try The Post Office at V. P. I. is Harvey Glass Managing Editor for good work or bad, constructive or In spite of the outcome, we feel that bombarded with unaddresscd mail. Here ginning their college course with the hope of enjoy- fully team, LamonT BROWN Sports Editor otherwise according to the mind which Davidson is satisfied with the is a sample: Dear Mom, Ican't find but Enid Bowers Exchange ing possible friendships and coaches, way that the players pillow Editor as much as the contacts handles it. As ;i result, Science considered the and the two of my sheets and one case. CaklvlB Lewis Feature Editor showed up Saturday night. thought brought they are Scirrrv McLeod Feature Editor available therein;who are anxious to seize oppor- as the BUthor of technical convenience I I them but G, -- Out at the Itig Greensboro Carnival. not here. If you can't find them please I.. tiu.i.KTTK r Associate Editor tunities to developtheir capacities for leadership and holds no vested interest in the use to E. I\ McI'iimi. ..Associate Editor are put. can no George Matins and Henry Eve aided a lend me some. Tell Mrs. to send B, initiative;and who desire to know that they arebe- which its creations We 1.. Rosb Associate Editor more canonize the creator of dynamite barkster to earn his d; ily bread ; while his p;:jamas as he does not have hut u k Hki.i.i.wkk ing of Davidson, these — .1 Associate Editor service to words of advice because it dispatches the menace of at the same time they themselves rapidly one pair. Love to all good night, there art1 humbly, yet earnestly offered. threatening ice-jams than we can crucify approached a condition of bankruptcy. ;ocs the bugle. BUSINESS STAFF A couple of SAE'S sucked in. We didn't J. B, GosLfiN _ ttst. Business Myr. We believe that possibly there are some Fresh- him because his handiwork rains death WAKE FOREST VAX. CASSELS Asst. Husiness*Mgr. puzzled by on belligerent parties to war. Science see Preacher Martin and Harris Barks- A center, are followed, I,.,-,, men of this type who are at present cer- Sunday fashion if rules TOM Ross llnsiness Myr. plays no favorites. It is responsible for dale in Davidson either. located in what is known as the .1. S. McMfi.i.KN _. Myr. aspects of an environment to which they are will lie Asst. Business tain cause. Skip Brown made several very val- will R. P. Moiikow -_ Wake Forest Library. The center Asst. Business Mgr. strangers ; who are, perhaps, feeling a little "un- u; The express steamer and the radio are ble contacts in the girl college city; wax conservative, as sweaters and sus- necessary' on a campus in they are not, OCTOBER 3, which seem- marvellous inventions. As such they arc foremost among them was Joe, the shoe penders are banned. The following is WEDNESDAY. 1934 negro ingly, of great importance; and who are hesitating the product of scientific genius. By vir- shine at the (). Henry hostelry. in excerpt from the rules of library as- uncertainly in deciding how to best go about laying tue of the facilities offered by the lirst, Joe and Skip, presenting a striking con- sistants, recently released, informing Read not to contradict and confute, nor to believe speed to th; trast in amazing reticence and abridged rig- the foundations for a successful college career; and 1 can Europe in less n live them of what vestiture they must be anil takefor grantfll, nor to find talk and discourse: days. My newspaper reports an event intelligence on the one hand, and ver- ged assistants must be neat it is witli these considerationsin mind that we wish in: "Student hut to Weigh and consider. almost simultaneously with its occur- bosity and extraordinary intellectual ca- in their personal appearance at all times. to say a few words of recommendation as to going rance because wires (lashed the word, pacity on tile other hand, bee;.me ac- If it is necessary to remove coats during out for extra-curriculaactivities. lightning presses registered it, and rapid quainted with ease and were soon ex- warm weather, vests should also be re- transportation placed my changing witticisms to the amazement ex- PARAGRAPHICS It is not in the least our intention to minimize the it in bauds. moved. Suspenders must never be In view of the fact that the world is and consternation of us plebiau loiterers. posed. A neater appearance is presented importance of studios in college, yet we are con- along The footballgame with State last Saturday night now so small, it is easy to conclude like Tlv conversation ran this line: if collars are not loosened or ties re- vincedthat theseactivitieshave gained and are hold- aggregation (This in Greensboro was an unusually clean one. There the prctn:lure international enthusiasts SKIP: Which will moved. suggestion is a rule how- ing their place on the campus only because both the that Science is bringing us into an inti- achieve gratification at the eventuality ever). The edict fails to give rules and was only one penalty imposed, a live yard loss for faculty 'and student body have recognized that in mate world unity unmatched by anything of the nocturnal gridiron skirmish be- regulations regarding the proper wearing off sides. The Wildcats played usual wily their clean them is real value, thepursuit of which is well-worth of the past. tween the wolves and the ferine of garters. If you ask me, the assistants and scrappy felines? deep brand of ball and the state players co- Kach year thousands of American ire Q'ween the devil and the blue a substantial allotment of time. There are different you all want black or — operated quite satisfactorily in the same manner. tourists go to F.urope. Decreased costs JOE: Docs :ea boo! activities for almost every type of student, from the polish — of transportation and augmented speed white on these here brown shoes? WASHINGTON & LEE UNIVERSITY potential poet to the higb-])owered from SKIP: The interrogation is Imma- salesman m ke it possible for the average man to The professors and their wives will be l>ur student body President, "Skip" Drown, cer- terial, irrelevant and inconsequential, the editorial staffs of the publications, for those in- actually see a world which must have the participants in an "old-fashioned tainly drove home the objective of his speech journalistic work, staffs, been a vaguery LOITERER: -He means to shut up Academy in terested in to the business remote to those in better about shine tell him who spelling bee" at the Ann Smith chapel the other morning. financial circumstances a hundred years the shoe and Building. given for We believe that the per- and athletic managerships for those more inclined going This affair will be before. It is enough is to win between Davidson and son guilty of causing all the disturbance between toward the things of the business world. true that Science State tonight. charity. has transported him into the midst of Joe. of the Freshman class at W. East and West dormitories last Friday night was Idon't know, sah; hut Iis a Members We are of the opinionthat such activities are es- other peoples, but Science cannot make JOE: I., calamitous sufficiently punished by this speech and bettill' man on them fcctball games, all and ire faced with the that there pecially designed to aid in inspiring the Freshman an internationalist of him. Whether or :ontingency of having no candidate to not of right, sab. Where does you all think I will be a recurring this sort of thing. "Skip" school, not the experience facilitates internation- to president Freshman with genuine interest in his in affording him ought to put my money? elevate the of the has also done some good announcing the al understanding will depend entirely Campaign managers report no at games. the assurance that lie does constitute a vital unit on LOITERER: Congratulations! You Class. His good work has resulted in much upon tin- thinking of the traveller. progress as to securing a prospective favorable com- campus; and we that if they are wisely might give mi' some. However, Iwould the believe It is my guess average candidate. ment not only by students but by outsiders also. that the tourist strongly advise you to put it in the bank. indulged in. they will prove an excellent antidote foreign society in a m.kes superficial and ( )r back in your sock. GEORGIA TECH for Freshman homesickness, and regrets. shallow single Senior evaluations on the spot. A SKIP: Nou gentlemen discourse in Georgia Tech will have a new gym- We believe "( ) Davidson", experience that our school song, R. II. SMITH. unfortunate at the hands of conundrums. Have the propitiousness to nasium built from PWA funds that were an enterprising would get a much better response from the students merchant where he finds respond to my initial interrogation. Jo- Hotted by the State Board of Regents, and would \>v much of feels that he has been grossly over- seph! i'he cost will be approximately $2OO,(XX). more effective if it was not COLLEGE ENROLLMENTS charged will convincjAhim played so many that the coun- JOE: Yas sah. Iis through now. Ten A little story with a moral : A Tech times during a game. This sugges- ON THE INCREASE try harbours a race of "thieves". He is cents, sah. prof asked a dumb freshman whether he tion is not intended as an aspersionon to school spirit, This fall finds college and university enrollments sensitive foreign idjosyncracies and SKIP: Voila. Cheerio. wouldrather have anapple or two halves but only an opinion customs at to that it is not necessary to play rising, and for since the year variance his own. Unor- And so Skipper got his shoe shine and >f the s me size. He took the two halves the first time scholastic ientated, against the song so frequently as has been the case in the he is thrown violently an doubtless the shine boy, Joe, is still .nd received the raspberries of the class. 1929-30. alien These, course, first two games. culture. of are lit- st nding in awed amazement in the But he could see if it was rotten or not matriculating this tle hut to the average they Does the fact of more students mind leave basement of the O. Henry. before he ate it. autumn provide definite evidence of returning pros- impressions not easily dispelled. They The cheering unwary at the State game was quite grati- a work upon the blind to create a perity? The answer must be that it is sure indi- discomfort, ,, -M-, -wwrjr>i ' From DAVIDSONIAISS fying and came up to the old standard. The game feeling of a sensation of he- 1\T 99 cator of letter times, even if a reservation is called ing "out place". Year, Gone By was a most one as of IT WAS 11L W 5 of colorful far as school spirit was for to account aid, in ... take of federal and local one concerned. Cheer leader Warren and his Unless great mental discipline is exer- assistants form or the other, to students working their way cised, holiday easy prey Five Years Ago biggest gun in tin1 Wildcats' 15-3 win performed well in their role. the mind is through college. It must be true that parents have to prejudice, and bit by bit. perhaps im- Forty per cent of the Freshman class, ■ner Presliyteri;n... Construction work men, pledged by buildings more money this year to spendon education for their perceptibly, a defence resistance is built nf S7 new were fra- mi the campus continues . .. rushing . . children. up against this society which so "passes ternities after three weeks of ... Bad weather hinders track work . RADIO understanding". In this event. Science Five upperclassmen were also pledged. The Davidson yearlings will open their PRIVILEGE But these larger college rolls seem to present testi- . . . Arrangements have been made for season against Monroe high school . . . UP TO STUDENTS — has brought the shallow minded tourist mony of something finer a spirit in youth that can to a place where he sees and feels with a play-by-play report of the Davidson- Dr. II. B. Arhuckle addressed the min- The radio situation is one that lias aroused much look into the yawning abyss of world-wideeconomic his own senses the fact that he differs Army g; uie to be played at West Point. isterial band. .. The Rev. R. F. Hcding- foreign Pi Kappa Alpha was awarded the er, missionary to Africa, has completed interest of late among the students, and it is also and social disaster without losing its faith and cour- from his cousins. These inherent ... differences are accentuated by his failure Harper scholarship cup... Kugcne Craft a series of talks to the Davidson students. one that is l>eiiif,' very closely. A Charlotte, watched very time- age. to toler; titly account my of has been secured to teach ly appeal for them. It is came fron» thej president of the student These men and women have seen classes just belief that the average tourist senses a organ and piano... The Clemson Tigers Fifteen Years Ago body the in game other day in chapel urging all students ahead of them graduate from high school or college peculiar feeling of relief on recrossing defeated Davidson the first of A Red and Bl; ck machine steam- that foreign return to the year . .. Dr. Walter Lingle was Baptists had sets in the rooms to he careful and con- to take their places, not in the professions and in- the border. On his his rollered over the Wake Forest natural "habitat" among own and elected a member of the Quadwrangle Arrangements siderate while operating them. In this same his kind to the tune of 21-0 . . . an- dustry, but in the ranks of the unemployed. familiar institutions he is altogether club in a mock ceremony held in the have been made with the Red PathChau- nouncement it was also was stated that if heed not Youthhasbeen andis still being hardly dealt with satisfied with his lot, more positive than club room on the third floor of the new t;iui|ua Company for a lyccum course to taken the matter would be taken out of our hands in this confused era, which seems to be the slow ever that his is the best of all possible Chambers building. .. Electric buzzers be given this year. .. Students are pick- and the administration would take definite steps'to- breaking up of one historical epoch in preparation nations. have been installed in Chambers and ing cotton to raise enough money to a If this argument will ring at the end of each period. exhibiting ward satisfactoryplan. for another. Yet in one respect youth is (ortunate he not too presump- -.tart a hand. Freshmen are tious, then Science can be said to be sunburned 1>;cks and stiff muscles as a About six weeks before school was out year above its For youth itself is a sort of hall- last elders. making nationalists out of many folks Ten Years Ago result of their first day's work Stu- and at the request of many students, courage ... a petition was mark for the faith and which continue to as fast as it can move— them on its hor:ts. Jim Hendrix, smashing through a Blue dent body handbooks will be delivered drawn up and submittedto the administrationby the fight when older discretion is perhaps prudently con- Phineas SpiHin. Stocking line time and again, was the in a few days. student council asking that radios be allowed in the ceding the probabilities of defeat, and looking for a dormitories. As a result of this, the request was convenient place to lay down arms. granted stating very clearly, however, — — that the new AshcviUe Times. GIRLS, WOMEN wish- The Minjster of Tomorrow ruling wouldbe put on probation, the final outcome pending upon the results and co6]>eration received Named in honor of the Rev. John Harvard, a Puritan, ing to enter free training Needs the best of theological training University (Cambridge, Mass.) during this period. The trial was considered suc- Harvard is the oldest in- to become nurses send that is available today. cessfuluntil inone or two specific instancesstudents stitution of higher education in the United States, heing self addressed stamped failed to operate their radios in moderation, whereas founded in 1636. envelope for details, UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY and others weredisturbed immediately made known Officers, faculty members, employees of the Uni- Southern Bureau, Box complaint. and B. R. Lacy, Jr., D.D.,Pret. their versity of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia) are now being paid 222, Atlanta, Ga. Richmond, Va. The integrity of this privilege was again ques- an additional 3 1-4 per cent of their salaries to compensate tioned by the executive committee, but it was de- them for cuts taken last year. THE DAVIDSOMAN, OCTOBER 3, 1934 New Faculty Advisors And ciyfmong the Pan-Hellenic Council Meet TOWNDRAMAI G CLUB ORCHESTRA AND long as nip- Is After and faithful service GREEKS A Two-YearExtension Granted U. S. Army Band To Play erintendent of the Sunday School. Mr. TRYOUTS BAND NEED MEN Fraternities On HOLDS To All Radio resignation. "O Davidson"Over I".- L. Jackson handed In his PI— The following House Rent successor is Prof. Bailey, of Season Opens This Month With BETA TIIKTA Babcock WiU Give Musical In- His John Alpha chapter "O Davidson" will be broadcast the Greek Department. A junior choir PresentationOf One Act members of the Pi were struction At Minimum Fee SPEECHES ARE HEARD Friday, 5, at4:30 E. S. T., over : Brothers October to organizedand directed hy Mr. Plays visitors the week-end by is be Tommy Miller, College Hand, which showed it- Two Dances Are Planned For on Columbia networks the U. Tucker, who is in charge of the "r.nk Holt. and Hob The Army Ralph K. Oi- Frank The Kid and I'.lack Masquers have a brilliantly in Greensboro last Mid-October S. Band. Mr. Sunday School music this year. vl»ke the place Nate Wanda ter had a feed in the house Sunday night excellent musician to even make an at- The As Vou Like It Club met with to return to this year. \\ . chapter the faculty and the fraternities. All This college song, by B. Ernest failed school and all the members of the were tempt at entering. This is as false as Roy Caldwcll Friday evening at S Taylor secretary by problems held mutually by the two Shields, a former Davidson stu- Mrs. M. is and Dave Her- present and a good time was had all. it is for a football man toHope to gain Li'clock. same evening the Sorosis ring manager. Cromwell, groups are also brought up at these dent, has made a great appeal On the is Misses Kallieriue May prominence the first year. Mr. Warren with Miss Florence Barms. is month Brown, meetings. with popular orchestras in recent Idull met The season to start this Marion. Amelia Webb. Mildred Bibcock, assistant to Prof. C. pre- Ii. James The Council goes on record as being years. has been played fre- when three one-act plays are tti be .iiul Anne Cannon wen down for the Pfohl, will give personal instruction on It at against the present system of time for quently by Fred Waring, Emerson Dr. T. W. Lingle was the micsl sented. These plays are: "A Night" I'.lou game Saturday, band and orchestral Instrument! at a 1 l-'hituincr} rushing season, since the majority were Gill, Tommy Tucker, and Oliver speaker of the Women !Club of Shelby, an Inn." "Wur/cl . and ALPHA KPS11.ON— Misses minimum fee, probably the lowest ob- Pulls the Siring." At this SH.MA opposed to it. However,no definite ac- Naylor over national networks N. C, Tuesday of this past week. His "Grandma Anne Uoyce Kankin. Anne Little, and tainable in the state. ' the casts for these plays are unde- tion was taken on this question. It was tubject was "Certain Inflexibilities of lime Betty O'llcrron of Charlotte, were vis- Musicians are wanted for the follow- cided bin they I',- published in an decided Thursday night to abandon all he Constitution of the United Slates." will during Brother Ad ing instruments: clarinet, flute, baritone, carl) issue. Thru- major productions itors the week-end. plans for the dance after the Elon game. Drenifccr of Charlotte, Brother trombone, string bass, cello, viola, violin, planned to be before the ilison In its place, a set of two dances on Fri- Charles Harrison has returned l>> an- Riven Winston, and Brother ami drums. 19, holidays. Nab Annfield of day and Saturday nights, October Duke, where he will continue his B»aiL- Christmas Arthur U"ss nl Ashelxiro were also 1 MAKES The organization of the Mi sinters is 20, following TTLE immediately preceding and uate studies. down. the Duke game, was planned. lo lie changed this year. Ibis new ar- rangement is hoped to give a greater PHI DI-'.I.TA TIIET \ A feed was Short talks were given to the group Mary Potts, daughter of Mr. Miss anil f«r the members to use their held al the bouse Sunday night Mid all each member of the Faculty Advisory Potts, as a opportunity Buff Shoe Shop by SPORTS Mrs. \V. I'.. has enrolled member!) chapter wen- REPORT pres- several uf il"* Committee, who are: Mr. I". I.. Jackson, talents in tin- different kinds the junior at the University of North Cam ent, Currie, M. Mi- Baseball Proved To Be Most. ni work which has to be 'lone before a and a lew visitors. chairman. Prof. A. Dr. J. Sport Among Hna. She took her first two year- al Hengcveld. Popular ["lay call be produced. ~ '- Council, and Mr. V. W. In Her sisler. Miss Kliz;,hcth T T year's Fraternities Allies Scott. Moilern Shoe Rehuililer these talks the work of last Potts, has resumed her teaching duties NOW ()]H'H praised, hope was ex- Acoustics Of Banquet Council was and According to records kept in the office Shop pressed the new Pan-Hellenic Greatly Improved Ideal Barber that of Pete Whittle, director of intramural Hall In Hark Ofr- as position Itiiy Iliitrl s Davidson, Council would do well. The at Davidson, the Sophomore class Thursday for N. C. empha- sports Miss Kali-la Hood left Among other addition* and improve 15c Haircut 2E of the Faculty Committee was year in points won Shave last led the school New York, where -be will study dn Hunts nude "ii the campus during th sized as being advisory rather than ex- competition. "Conn- give us d trial" in inter-class The Fresh- summer was the installation of ill ecutive. The committee wishes to static man class largest number provided.the (i/.'/i-.i tic.nine nt in the Mall as an intermediary between the fraterni- of participants. Bas'kball proved to he llnmiucl college faculty as a Mrs. I'. I', llobari entertained at a This renovation has done much to im ties anil the and the most popular sport among the Ira Mr. gave the tea last Wednesday afternoon, for her prove tlif heretofore intolerable "■(coll." whole. Moreover. Jackson ternities. prevailed good year extension of the -i-ter. Mrs. Hand, of Ilamer. \. C. tical condition winch in pr« news of a two In the inter-class contests 102 seniors Goodnim, (> Miriam Mary Withers. vious years. Extensive test- were mad rent on the fraternity houses at per cent points. provided Misses expected won 132.5 121 Juniors Shewmake, and Goudylach Kr- in determining sound conditions uf thi of their valuation instead of the 125, Sophomores led with 162.5, and izabeth 124 n assisted in the serving. hall ami musical program in the ha raise to S per cent. 130 points. ( It 1K1 Freshmen collected proved unsatisfactory. Before this in should understood that if a man lakes be Mrs. I.. B, Sehenek entertained Mon- proVc-menl was made, it look about L.Rose Is Appointed sport; he is count- B. part inmore than one day evening, the graduates of the Junior ball a minute for ihe reverberation of tl in erch ■me. so thai the actual num- Sunday To FillPost On Annual ed Department in the 1're-hyterian ii,iic m cease: now with the new aeon: participants i- not represented ber of tic treatment installed m ihe walls an po- figures). School. I!. 1.. Rose was selected to fill the by these in the ceiling, the reverberation las manager of the Annual, of participants in inter- sition of business The number Dr. M. McConncll. ol the History approximately "in- second. by Eaton, fraternity I. which was left vacant S. K. clashes are as follows: Base- Department, was the chief speaker at manager ball, 135; (touch), volley- 1 who was selected of the annual football 131i of the new athletic sta- publications faculty 1 84, the dedication by the board and ball. IK. and basketball. lit li st Friday. A few committee, give dium MooVesvillc Opening! but' who was forced to numbers were contributed hv position his recent ap- musical up the due to Bailey To Marry the College Band, Carolina LunchVi pointment to West Point Prof. from the assistant Miss Sophia Richards '^ 7 Hose was chosen Tuesday a son was born to Mr Hot Dogs jS^ managers year consisted of l.asi ** of last which Charles M. Richards, and Mrs. Robert Garth, of New Vorl Hamburgers | "^

DAVIDSON LOSES TO 'CATS BOARD TRAIN STATE 7-0 IN SPIRITED THURSDAY FOR WEST CONTEST In the Field of Sports POINT

Wildcat Flankman WILDCATS BOW TO 'PACK y\o si KH»i4^ HEELS, DEVILS KITTENS MEET INGAME SATURDAY NIGHT McAdams CarriesBall Over For EXHIBIT POWER DARLINGTON N Hunk AndersonPraises Lone Score In Beginning Wildcat Quarterback of Third Quarter MACKORELL 'CAT STAR A telegram received in the office IN EASY WINS OPENING GAME of the publicity department from Davidson Shows Great Spirit In CarolinaOvercomes WakeForest Barrow, Dennis, Harrison and Coach Heartly "Hunk" Anderson 7-0 Defeat 21-0; Duke Slaughters of North Carolina State reads as fol- Hogan Will Probably lows: "Johnny Mackorell is a great A powerful and sustained drive by the By 46-0 triple-threat He is better in V. M. I. Start InBackfield back. State College Wolfpack in the third my opinion than any back we have BACKS SHOW ABILITY Freshmen Swing Into Action had at Notre Dame since March- quarter resulted in a 7-0 defeat for the Friday atRichardsonField mount Schwartz. Mackorell will do Davidson Wildcats in the lirst Big Five Cornelius and Alexander Run everything as well if not better than year. Brilliantly encounter of the For Duke The Davidson Wildkittens will open Buckler of Army." Playing the arc lights in Me- This very high compliment under their 1934 gridiron schedule Friday after- is a stadium, Greensboro, the out- With a surprising show of power and paid the Wildcat Captain,' notlimply morial noon at 3 p. m. at which time they will own against speed. Carolina and Duke convincingly because it comes fromMr. Anderson weighted Wildcats held their meet the Darlington Tigers, a prep who should know football players, rejuvenated organization for two defeated their opponents by iiniisu My a State school of Rome. Georgia, at Richardson butbecause of the fact that he com- to withstand large scores last Saturday, and thereby quarters, hut were unable Field. pares the versatile Wildcat with the alternate attacks of Rex, Roy and State won over Wildcats Saturday bolstered their standing in the Big Five Army's All-American, Jack Buckler. the The opining lineup for the Kittens will in the march at the opening of night, but they didn't it without plenty Conference. It will be interesting to see these McAdams do lie somewhat as follows. At ends N'ichol- two backs action at West of trouble. This revamped aggregation Carl Snavely's Tar Heels drub- in Point the third. Coach ason and Williams appear to have won Saturday. Capt. Johnny Mackorell, Davidson's of Coach Hunk Anderson's is certainly a highly rated Forest team. bed a Wake over the posts with Raider and Callo- All-American prospect, was the backlield polished machine, with a vast amount of 21-0. exhibiting a finesse punch -0. Scoring only six points Rex, be at' center. Eaison is now running sec- Are ExpectedToUse presented a line array of backs in ny Mackorell, being pretty well in the lirst half, the Blue Devils, led by ond string center. Aerial Attacks Roy, McAdams and Farrar. covered on his offensive play, only the, brilliant Corky Cornelius and Jack WINNER WHITE Barrow, game In the backlield Wade who Mackorell opened the with a averaged eight yards Alexander, back The Davidson Wildcats will leave to- per try run- came in the second hails from Denver,Colo., will call signals hang by slipping around right end for 25 ning with the ball, but he made period to run roughshod over the Cadets morrow for New York City where they with Hogan and Harrison at left and yardsand the tirst lirst down of the night. up for his of ground gaining the goal pile up will encounter the United States Mili- Jack and crossed six times to right respectively. full, pass an equally un- OF halves At Den- at An unsuccessful and by the 4(1 points. CAKE-RACE tary Academy Saturday afternoon the wonderful defensive work nis, who showed to good advantage in successful line play forced the 'Cats to he did. The Wildcat captain was Twenty-Eight Prizes Donated By West Point Stadium. Duke's passing attack was especially the varsity scrimm;ge, will get the call. punt. State h;d the advantage the re- in on practically every tackle Local Boarding Houses and game and effective when Arlington Kelly, 125- second string backtield is composed This will be the third of the mainder of the lirst half although quite a number of times he stop- back, Business Men A gridiron season pound entered the game to exhibit of I.afferty, Sparks, Charles and Alex 1934 for the Cats while Davidson fought successfully to stave off ped State advances unassisted. the Cadets will be playing their an unc;nny accuracy in dropping his long Rick White of Jacksonville, Fla.. last Brown. second. a score. * .- Big Morgan ri(,'ht Both have a victory Jim was in there tosses into the arms of Liana and John- Thursday afternoon led a field of 58 The Wildkittens will have plenty of teams at present but State received the ball at the beginning getting his share of attempted the Wildcats also have a defeat on rec- the tackles too. but son.. The Blue Devils nine members of the class of 193S to win the trouble on their hands when they face of the half on the live-yard line, Roy probably the greatest ord which they received al thrill the Wildcat passes ami Completed six of them for a annual Freshmen cake race in eleven this invading eleven from Georgia who the hands of carrying it up to the thirty. McAdams fi ns got all night was whin depend- gain yards. the Carolina State eleven this total of 120 V. M. I. failed minutes and eleven seconds. have some line material ((own that way. North last and Rex hammered the line successfully able flankman leaped Into the air between lo any attempted Saturday night. complete of their three In this cross-country jaunt of one and In Walter Hackett of Rome, Darling- and a pass. McAdams to Redding, put the two opposing hacks and snagged a high passes. seven tenths miles, the red-haired lad ton has an All Mid-Southern quarterback The Army team will find the Wildcats ball in position for Rex to score. Mc- pas's thrown by Mackorell. ; tough of Next week-end, members of the Big from the sunshine state was followed by of last year. Also in the backlield will s an eleven to beat as the team Culley place kicked the extra point. While talking we are about this Five Conference will furnish even more Roy Gilks, who came in approximately be Jimmy Leach, a halfback, whoplayed '30 who all but defeated the Cadets. At Davidson came back and threw a scare man Morgan it might be interest- interesting competition. All but one" of yards the winner. Fresh- on the National Interscholastic champion the half the Davidson team was on the into the State followers by making its ing three behind to comment on the way he can the scheduled games will tie played with men Dowdle and Parcel! were third football eleven of Knoxville, Tennessee, good side of a 7-i count and except for one big threat. A duo of successful punt that old speriod. He is de- out of state teams. and fourth respectively. high school last season. the fact that the Cats hadn't the reserves passes, Mackorell to Morgan, put the cidedly the best on the they would have probably walked off the kicker Davidson will be in the limelight next The record for this mile and seven Two guards. Frank Huguenin and Dan ball on the seven-yard line with but one Wildcat squad, when it comes to C, field with a win. However, they weak- Saturday when they journey to West course is held by Earle Frazier of Beattie, who hail from Greenville, S. yard to go for a first down. A loss on distance, but it takes a little too tenths ened in tile last half and the Cadets went Point to meet the Army in an intersec- the class, who covered the course are plenty good and will be able to take a line play and pass over the goal broke much time for him to get his foot Junior position ahead to chalk up three touchdowns and spirited rally. tional game of interest to the entire 9:35.5. From this start as a runner. care of their in no uncertain the 'Cat into the leather after it has been in took the contest by a 23-7 score. South. Sports writers of the New York developed one the manner. State continued to hammer at the snapped to Frazier has into of him. When the team papers are predicting of Darlington men of last The Wildcats with Mackorell at Davidson line for the fourth period practised that the spirited most outstanding runners Davidson has Several the the and in Charlotte last Thurs- Wildcat real battle season are this year on the Kitten eleven. helm will be out to defeat the Army at both teams suffered from some inter- day team will furnish a ever produced. Last ye:ir,hf/ywon both night Jim was consistently igainst Among these are Bailey Williams who their own game, an aerial attack. The cepted passes. Mackorell took the team booting the Cadets. the mile and the two kmile events them between sixty and captain Tiger squad Cats a very nifty passing Carolina will engage the Tennessee at the state track meet at Chapel Hill, was alternate of the have combina- from what seemed certain disaster by seventy yards. Billy they running yards Vols at Chapel Hill. Coach Snavely's lirst breaking the existing state records for last season and Xicholason. Both tion and will put all have got into 22 from punt formation on (Ine nf the most striking features of alre.'.dy pulling an upset conquering edition of the Tar Heels have already both events. Frazier also holds the col- are ends andhave won berths on and the the one-foot line. the State battle was the fact that there Army proven their power but they will doubt- lege record for the freshman two mile the freshmen team. team. Davidson Pos. State was only one pentIty during who the whole less have their h;nds full in this game. cross country course. Others played at Darliiuton last Last Saturd. y night the Cats put un Morgan LE Stephens contest. Davidson lost five yards for year are Oren Moore and Billy Sparks Siewers LT Isaacs Corky Cornelius and his Blue Devil Thursday's race 28 prizes were a wonderful light against a stronger and being off side. It was one of the clean- In the are,showing up cohorts will Tigers finishing why well. heavier eleven and only for a third Potter LG Stanko est and fairest played games Ihave ever entertain the of awarded to the men between Last Wednesday afternoon Coach Lee Center Sabol Cleuison at Durham. This is Duke's lirst ; twenty-eighth. Their names are: period touchdown they would have left seen. The only thing that has rome to tirst nd got to see proteges RG home game. 1. R. K. White. 2. R. Gilks, 3. P. G. Laird a chance his the Held with a moral victory. Hand Worth my attention which was even slightly un- under lire for the first time this year. In Cathcy LT Daughtry like, Forest, Dowdle. 4. B. F, Parcell, 5. 1). Iverson, The Cadets, on the other hand, were sportsman is a report that the Wolf- State and Wake both members a scrimmage with the varsity they dis- RE Redding Conference, Melchor, Raniey. 8. none too impressive last Saturday in their Windham pack men would m:ke an effort to get of the Big Five will lock 6. R. J. 7. II. W. II. played plenty of defensive ability. Mackorell QB McCullcy horns at Raleigh in a night game. These Lyons, 9. J. W. Morgan, 10. S. H. Islcr, initial contest with tlV' Washburn Col- Davidson substitutes engagedin a conver- They were not given a chance on the Wingfield 11. W. lege,of Topeka, Kas., whom they barely LII McAdams sation when they lirst entered the game arc two of the heaviest teams in tht J. Gilbert. 12. Pharr. 13. J. ability Yarhorough '" Reinhardt. 14. C. H. Graham. 15. offensive and therefore their in managed to defeat by a 19-0 score. The Rll Bardes the officials could penalize them for conference "and should furnish quite an "F. J. that capacity is not as known. <;. Catcs, yet Cadets were held in check for the first Hutchins FB Earrar talking before they had taken part in one exhibition of power. Gamble. Id. A. R. 17. A. L. Freeman tackle, through by Ingram. IS. G. 11. Cleveland. 19. B. as a broke three periods by the 194-pound Washburn Score Quarters: play. This bit of jesty gabbing gained J. consistently to break up Wildcat plays State 0 nothing cast sang Davidson's praises quite Graham, 2(1. O. I.afferty. line and were not able to get started 0 7 0—7 for the Techmen, however. J. 21. W. B. in the scrimmage but the work of the Davidson 0 0 0 0 0 profusely. He gave the Felines Kie.wetter. 22. W. I). Cooke, 2i. H. E. until the later p: it of the closing period Another interesting fact about Iwo ends Williams and Xieholasou, was Scoring: Touchdown, (State). more credit for their work in the Maples. 24. I).I.. Pfohl. 25. W. T. Man- when they started their aerial attack. Rex this affair is that every Davidson probably the most outstanding feature. Extra point, McCulley. corterie with the Wolves than he son. 26. is man who took part J. P. Mcl.aurin. 27. C. K. Dennis, fullback, Joe Stancock the captain of the in the game did the boys representing.the also backed up the line lives within West Malone. 28. R. M. Kerr. good West Point team this year, lie .".nd a hundred mile radius Raleigh aggregation. also in form. of Davidson. There He Jack Buckler are two of the few letter are few col- placed Captain Johnny Mackorell (Continual 6, lege teams in America that don't CAROLINA vs. V. M. I.. PRESBY- on Payc Cnt. n Under New on the list of fame for the excel- Felix Predicts TERIAN vs. Howard, ELON vs. Lang- have to go much farther than a lent performance he turned in ley Field, vs. Virginia, Management hundred miles to get a group of NAVY FLOR- against the Andersonites. ARMY vs. Davidson. DUKE vs. football players as good as IDA vs. V. P. I.. ALABAMA vs. Se- is David- see Clcmson, wanee, Auburn, JONES INC The Carolina Inn under New son has this year. I that Felix has thrown a little TENNESSEE vs. North Caro- TULANE vs. GEOR- JJO Management and we would like itraw in his suitcase mule, lina. N. C. STATE vs. Wake Forest. GIA Coach (iar Davidson, for the Army TECH. vs. Vanderbilt, W. & L. vs. Our Clothes for College for you to try us. The food is herd mentor at l'he poor probably CITADEL vs. Oglethorpe, ERSKINE Maryland. inexpensive not cheap. the I'nited States Military Academy, fellow will need some- KENTUCKY vs. Cincinnati. men willmeasureup to your but evi- lung to cheer him up Saturday night. vs. Appalachian.GEORGIA.vs. \\ offord. (Words in Capitals indicate Felix's — dently remembers the Wildcat team of expectations both as to $21.50 for October 1929, CATAWBA \s. Xewberry, SOUTH forecast.) because in his speech to the Army style and quality, and are student body a few weeks ago, he rated moderately priced. Mrs.Otto Goodnight the Davidson game as the hardest home Proprietor engagement the Cadets would play this Four Out of Five J O season. The Wildcats enter JONES INC this contest 208 S. TRYON Potter & Newton on fairly even College BELIEVE IT OR NOT ST. terms so far as weight is Men CHARLOTTE, N. C. Student Managers concerned, and Ibelieve they are just as good football players as Coach David- come to The Vacuum filled Pen in our windowis filled more times in son's proteges, so it wouldn't surprise me one day than an average pen is filled in 30 years. ;t all if the 'Cats bumped-off Mr. Buck- * Complete ler and all of the lads at the Point. .1 O11i\ S« > S A line of ShaefferPens /A MS ofInformationonAllSubjects^SSSsk Radio station WBT in Charlotte Barber Shop FREE has a new football commentator, who in his Monday night broad- Your nameinGold on any $5.00 pen flB' 1hebestAbridgedDictionary

DRUGS "Tho volume In convenient for quirk reference |SODAS work, and nltoffetlicr the bent dictionary for \\W1H1 I ■^H l^lft desk work of which Iknow,"— Powell Rtewart, vm />cpf. English,University Texas. - want you to hiivc Knowl- ■l^H o/ of U liUt wh* Gct Humpbacked President* and Department Heads of leading I «|^A rdKC Universities agree with this opinion. V*-~rnm*MmM^ " a" ■> jl Mfl^^^^flRKw^BM* fr m lhiculI>irtianurii; //MM Lap Bomrds, $1.25 Foreign Word* and Phrase*; Abbrevia- l/Mmi PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST \\\ titmt; Punctuation, Use of Capital*. f/Mmm Manyother fcHturesof practical value. l/mWmk ■1.Z0H pages. 1.700 Illustrations. WHITE DRUG STORE Next Door to Po«t Office See It At Your College Bookstore //^mUi or Wr1t<-' for Information to the /MmMmVl SUNDRIES PRESCRIPTIONS N^SfcjB^tS1^"^— —_ _4^ C * C. Merrlam ('«. jB THE DAVIDSONIAN, OCTOBER 3, 1934 Organizes Dormitory Supervisor ft Annual With Bumming Etiquette Hope Of Early Edition Changes Her Residence it..." Nearly all of the ttudenti of thi* M. H. GOODRUM DR.LINGLEVSITS "Raw A meeting of the staff of Quips and College frequently "bum" rides to For the of the students. convenience AT THE LOCAL THEATRES on Tuesdi y night. neighboring towni, but some fail Crank! was held rule* of Mrs. X. T. Smith, supervisor of dormi- purpose a to obterve the simplest Dry Goods, Groceries September 25th. for the of courtesy. Here is a short list of tories, announces that she has moved concerning N. C. COLLEGES Thursday, Oct. 4— Friday S liscussion the annual for this points governing "bumming" eti- from her old home on the campus. She Hardware CHAINED year. quette: now resides on South Street, near the To Confer State College out in With triangle There were ten freshmen for the 1. Don't "thumb" the mid- hi^li school. AuthoritiesOn Athletic This is another affair. Joan ;md assigned dle of the road. It endangers your Radio Radio Tubes Kru^cr, staff sophomores were to Mrs, and Manifesto Crawford is in love with Otto work with each of the following editors: life and that of any passing driver. Smith extends a welcome to all married and has two children. 2. Don't smoke in the car un- Students t<> at new residence. PHILCO AND CRUNOW who is l.amont Brown, Fraternity Editor; Har- visit her her Thomas Lingle, '93, left Mem- He also has not been ahlc to persuade less the driver suggests it. Don't She states that she will be glad to he of Dr. \V. vey t'llass. Photographing Editor; Mar- day University to him a divorce. \\ lun ask him. my possible help to for a short visit to the his wife Kive lin lianictl. Sports anil (lordoii 3. Don't cover the car with the students. Carolina, Duke, Forest, i<> give him a divorce Editor: of North Wake she finally decide! Smith. Activities Editor, cigarette ashes, and mud from your College to Miss Crawford is on a ship hound for shoes. and North C: rolina State The editor exhorted the staff to show of America, (hi ship she meets 4. Don't mar the back of the confer with the athletic authorities South thin in progress concerning the athletic Clark Gable end they fall in love. Their interest the of the book and front seat with your feet. isjfSjL "Boy!Ican these institutions in the work ; ssigned them: Much of the 5. Don't burden the driver with to prepared is interrupted when site has to manifesto which is be for romance 'e*it:ning of already College go states. On arriving home the annual has been all, the next annual North Carolina hack to the and it hoped 6. Above remember that you KfUger's accomplished as a result is College. |f*||f breathe now!" Conference meeting. she learns of divorce and in a represent Davidson ' that it will be out earlier than usual. !1 Dr. l.ingle is the chairman of this short while they are married. Every- just * tim »*opt The editor also announced that a re- \ 1 w^^. committee, having been elected last No- thing runs smoothly until Clark Gable \\ VP (ACH Noittu turn engagement with the photographer s0t f AiM>M vember by the North Carolina College comes to the C. S. After his arrival he h: s heen nude for sometime about the Committee, prepare this ath- work out a pi; n by which she which is to and Joan middle of October. All stnlcnl-. are CARS FOR letic manifesto. The committee is to set is rid of her husband. The cast includes urged to have their pictures taken as aim, purpose, Crawford. Clark Gable and Otto forth wh: t should he the Joan won as possible, since this action on the QUICK PREVENT ideals and standards of athletic and phy- Kruger, RENT 1 RELIEF^HlltiilBrHELPS part of the student body will enable the for stuffy head many colds sical education in general in the pro- editors to secure the earlier publicattol grams of Colleges and Universities, to- to which they are looking forward. ward which standard it is desired all Saturday, (let.(> (Utlf (las and Oil institutions should strive. SFJU'ANTS ENTRANCE A system whereby students are able ()ther members who will be present This picture is of the nature that its to rend more rapidly and improve their Davidson Theatre are Charles Mangum of the University name implies. It has received much grades h; s been developed by Stanford Carolina, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4 AND 5 of North and President Ben- favorable comment. The cast includes University (Stanford, Calif.) psycholo- M.P. HENDERSON ford of Ciuilford College. Janet Gnytlor, lew Ayres. Ned Sparks, gists. CHAINED Dr. Ungle spent the latter part of and Walter Connolly. his vacation on a ten-day fishing trip With JOAN CRAWFORD and CLARK GABLE on the lakes and seas of Maine with his Monday. K SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6 son, Eustace, '27, young man Oct. ■ L'ARDS PROGRAMS a business 77//; STATIONERY CALLING of New York City. LAST GHNTLEMAN SERVANTS ENTRANCE ( )n picture George is the lHth of September at the Ro- This last of Arliss" Fine With JANET GAYNOR and LEW AYRES tary Club at Salisbury, Dr. l.inglegave not as powerful as "The House of Roth- Printing schild," ;i talk on the "Constitution of the United but it is very good as are all " MONDAY, OCTOBER 8 States," stressing mainly the personnel bis pictures. A very ;musing scene is of the convention and some problems one in which a hundred and twenty THE LAST GENTLEMAN of the Constitution as they affect the cuckoo clocks chime out at a funeral GEORGE ARLISS and EDNA MAY OLIVER American people today. service. The cast includes George Ar- <|UEEN CITY September 17 was the 147th anniver- liss, Edna May Oliver, Janet Beecher, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9 sary of the signing of the Constitution Charlotte Henry, and Ralph Morgan. PRINTING CO. Philadelphia HAVE A HEART at and the Rotarians from 1143 E. FOURTH ST. CHARLOTTE, N. C. the Atlantic to the Pacific observed this Tuesday. Oct.0 JEAN PARKER and JAMES DUNN week as Constitutional //. ll'li .1 HEART " week. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10 On September 25 Dr. Lingle grve the The cast of this picture includes Jean same address before an open meeting Parker, James Dunn, Una Merkle, and Printers I) A V II)S()NIA N , and ot Club, ff/THE HIDE OUT of the Woman's of Shelby, to Stewart Erwin. It has received much the DAVIDSON COLLEGE AJ.UMM O'SULLIVAN which the professional men and tin favorable criticism and should Afford JOURNAL ROBERT MONTGOMERY and MAUREEN teachers of the high school were also good entertainment. invited. Regulations Governing Davidson Men Changed There have been made evident at the beginning of the current school year sev- eral dvfinn\ changes in the regulations governing the Davidson dormitories ami fraternities. A copy of the revised dormitory rules has been placed in each room, and a bulletin explaining fraternity regulations and revisions has been posted in. each ' chapter. j v MISi BhlIiLi'OtjiiiilH &%* y%2$r\ Last spring the ban on radios was \W* lifted by the college authorities. At pres- ent the control of radios is being en- trusted to the integrity of the Student Body with the Council Student in m :' :4vij£:y'y '■:::■:■:.--:-:-. va. " :;VX Ik "%''^Kv3^| charge. %^"Ht .."'!.>^ JT^^aVJW^M B^BiP9b*K-2iiVaW^7a^HSwFlT^ttJK M»H J5*£>- &O~ Hl^i^nm^ With the sanction of radios there came a repeal of the regulation limiting the number of electrical appliances to three. In the past year no light bulb ex- ceeding sixty watts was permitted. As the new student lamps, which were re- cently installed by the college, require a one hundred watt bulb, this regulation has also been discarded. In iddition to the installation at indi- rect lighting the college has begun a complete renovation of all dormitory desks. Students have been warned that tin- rule, forbidding the throwing of ciga- rettes or burning paper on the floor. will be rigidly enforced this year. Formerly there was a penalty only when a burnt place was discovered on the floor. This year, however, a fine will be imposed if a cigarette butt is found on the floor, whether extinguished or not. As to frat;r ■.ity regulations, there has been only one significant change. This imolves the shortening of the rushing season from two weeks to one. ' The other rules, including the prohibi- 'tion of ha/ing and dancing. Sabbath ob- servance, and initiation requirements, will remain the same. Philanthropic Society Holds InitialMeeting The Philanthropic Liter;ry Society met in its first meeting nf the year C/»^ %/C-^^^-^^-^ Jr1_B^ A$fA Copyrliht 1934. The AmericanTob«c«} Comp»ny. Iftst Tuesday night. September 25. at T 7 o'clock in Phi Hall.' The meeting was opened with devo- tiuiials ledliy George Hornbeck, Cameron Deans, president of the society, gave the welcoming address, and Courtney Ross talked on the subject. "The Value of a Literary Society." During the business part of the meet- ing, which followed, all the new men round, firm, fully packed— who wished to join the society were So so so given an opportunity to express their desire to do so. Rids will be sent out Luckies are made of only the clean cen- within the next two weeks. A good mrny were present at this, the j» ter leaves— these are the mildest leaves initial meeting of the Philanthropic So- «¥*»It s.toasted ciety, and it is hoped that more will — jy,nrtin ai«,irHu.,l»-a ai«, n h —they cost more they taste better. cmne to the meetings that are to follow. a,^uci»- ol l .t THE DAVIDSONIAN, OCTOBER 3, 1934

afternoon, group economic) students at the Uni- Washington University (St. Louis, A A A A A A feeds at the time he is In the a went to the Home A man attend these year, re- convict camp and held a service. This versity of Texas are offered a course in Mo.), during 1933-1934 school invited. gifts totaling $858,818. camp is a few miles out from Hunters- home designing. ceived Y.M.C.A. DEPUTATIONS: During the pasl ville. The group consisted of the fol- SPONSORS week-end-, several deputations were sent lowing hoys Wil- T : Kenneth Scott. Boh nearby Sunday morn- I to churches. On son, Jim Chrisman. and 1'. W. McClana- I A TRIM hat Shoes rebuilt ing, Arnold Rhodes went to the Corne- han. The program was entirely musical. _v'l_ will Pleue you. Have //our lius Presbyterian church and conducted 1 We will TRIM BOYS' 31,31)0,000 are M -Igv PROGRAM con- Aproximately persons at there. B. """ the services J. Ficklin y°ur h»ir Already Participating Starting morning at attending school in the United States at Vp^~^y\l Sixty Men FRESHMAN FEEgfi: ducted the services Bethel way you want Boys' the y»' t! "I y\ In VariousForma Of Thursday night, a series of feeds will Presbyterian church. present time. it and that1 Kennedy's Shoe Work he held fur the of the Kresh- ■M^yf^T . members nian class. Each year the Y. M. C. A. Shop The Boys' Work Department of the holds these feeds for the 1-rcshmcn, the Morning Sleep ' "IVi' use the hext material" Davidson Y. M. C, A. is looking forward work this year being under the direction rpn) Get Your to a highly successful year with ap- of Bob Coit. Invitations will he sent \ W Davidson proximately sixty men already partici- out and the men are expected to as- Norton's Barber pating in the program which is under semble at the Y Social Center at 9 and l-'d Hodge. invited thedirection of Ben Rose o'clock. About 20 men will he Pep members of the "Y" cabinet. I ltd the feeds will he continued each I'M) Come To Tlie Little Since many men carry over into col- Tuesday and Thursday night until the Cgg^L-gQ^ for Breakfast For good eats with good service lege their interest in Boy Scouts and whole class has attended. The purpose at reasonable price other organizations, it has heen the cus- of the meetings is to get the new men come to tom in the past to maintain these activi- acquainted with the hoys of their class LITTLE PEP ties for those interested, and ai the tame and some of the Seniors and Faculty CHARLOTTE DAVIDSON HOTEL DAVIDSON time render a great service to the hoys members. It is very important that encHj of the surrounding communities. This year the work has heen divided up into five departments, namely : The Hi-Y group, Football teams. Scouts, Boys' Clubs, and a workshop for boys. The Hi-Y croup with Archie Shu- ford, captain, will have Billy Merchant, Boh Sours, and Haywood Hill as assist- ants to aid in this work. These men will conduct various campaigns to help the needy, build character, and make the spirit of U-siis Chri-t effective in each hoy's personal, school, and social life. " The football teams, which are under the supervision of Abbott Whitney, cap- tain, with Lawrence Keel and .1. J. Mi't Nobb as assistants, will organize tin- hoys into several teams, and thus build up a spirit cif competition and frir pin) in athletics. The Scouts, with Ed Hodge, Scout- master, and J. S. Cook, M. li. Crisp. Harmon Woodward, K. M. Wilson. Er- nest Dooley. Harold Sugj, and Dick llayworlh as assistants, will carry en a program with which every student al I>avidson is f;miliar. The Boys' clubs, which this year will two Chested he divided into groups, one for white boys and the other for colored hoys, will have Carlylc Lewis, Jack Branch, Chester Chase. I.. C. Yass, F. (chesterfields taste better S. Furncss, Tredway Purnell, John Walker, and Ernest Dooley in charge. These men will conduct various* games, parties] end other social activities during the year. The workshop with J. S. Cooke, R. M. Wilson, and Bob Sour-, as instructors' will "aTjain conduct classes in theJlianu. I arts among the boys of the surrounding communities. However, due to the re- moval of old Louisiana dormitory which served as the workshop last year, the classes will licit lie conducted until a definite place has been decided upon. Many recent additions have heen made in the way of tools for the shop, and a record number of boys are expected to attend. Although only a sm; IInumber of men have heen assigned so far, to these com- mittees, mure will Ik- added later in or- der that the hest results iii these de- Aromatic Turkish partments may ' """' ' '' tobaccos" ' he obtained. ■ ■ : ■■ " ■. ■ ■■-■"■■■L- ■'.-:.- ■"-"■."■ - J^gi^k- ■ ■"■■■'■■-■,:/■■-'.■: ■■.■.■..-.■::■::?.:■:-.'.-;■;-..y.-'.-y.-'.-'. ----- .-.-.v.-.-■"■" 1 .: ■■■ ... ..'.-.■.■.-.-:■ .-.v.-.-. jpKJjwS^j New DavidsonianStaff Moves Into Elm Row kinds and the right amounts The editorial and business staffs of 1^1^^^] Ki'B — the Daindsonian havemoved their pcrma- of Turkish tobaccos to give fewII nrttt -ttffit*r-initt the east building of Elm the "seasoning" Row, renovction of which has just been Chesterfield Bfll ■ completed. that helps to make them taste '■".'*: The new office for the college weekly PPJi W^ ■ ■:■:■:■: is just opposite tin- old office in the west *■ building of Elm Row. which has been- the headquarters of the paper for se\ eraI years. For the past two years, however, owing to a lack of necessary- space in the old quarters, temporary of- fices have heen set up in the parlors of various dormitories. The interior of the building, one of the oldest on the campus, has been com- pletely gone over, the walls having1 been Blended and cross-blended papered and the woodwork painted. The new office will house hoth the editorial and business departments of the paper. and all equipment will he kept there. The headquarters of the "I)" Club, in the .same building, has also !>ecn re- finished. *' > — V V y U-?'^ S any other— to make Chester- if- ~.~^~ Wildcats Play Nv West Pointers *$s~5 e^ a m'l<-'cr better-tasting /('oittinucd from Page 4> men tluit they have on the squad this season. In Jack Buckler the Army has a half- hack who was probably one of the hest it not the hest in the country last year. Buckler w s mentioned on a great many — of the All-American teams for last sea- <£<*" son. (Pm m« ViBr It tafees goor/ f/M/igs /« The probable llnupi: Davidson Pos. Army Morgan LE Shuler MONDAY """ LT Miller is no Siewers - "Z? '""r ««*« g»<** things ...mere Fort — I*G --Hrearly FONSELLE MARTINI 8TUECKCOLD * Lee f Center Clifford Potter RG --- Stillman RT Beall ITZT,:^Z.7ZZ Cathey substmtefarmMfi^mbacco Windham RE Edwards Mackorell (c) — QB King Wingfield -LH Grove RH - -Buckler Hutchins "_.' " ' Yarborough FB Stancock (c) VtM.Jicsrrr*Una T<*aox>Co. j "-._.__..._.. *' .. -.- .. -. . :..:■ :.-.■.-.. .