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Vol. XXI DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON,N. C, MARCH 28, 1934 No. 23 A.J.Potter Heads Athletic Deputation From Social Events Are Sprunt Elected Y President Association InComing Year Seminary Speaks FeaturedInJunior By Students On ThirdBallot Henry Cathey and Coley Wind- At Services Here SpeakingWeekEnd HeadsY.M.C.A. Marsh and Pumell Are Elected ham Are Selected Vice- AthleticLeader | Vice-Presidents for the Presidents Group Present Consisted of Joe Johnny Long's Collegians Play Coming Year Clower,"Jas. A." Jones and Before Large Number in GRACEY IS SECRETARY FredV.Poag Charlotte COITIS RUNNER-UP Wingfield Eliminated by Potter MAKES ANNUAL VISIT MASKS ARE POPULAR Boardand Cabinet Officers to Be onFinal Ballot Elected Three Students Speak at Various Unique DecorationsAdd Color to Potter, of Barium Springs, was Religious Services Dance Program In the student body elections held A. J. week, Sprunt, Wilming- elected president of the Athletic As- last Walter of ton, was chosen president of the Y. M. sociation for the coming year,as a re- Last week-end the Union Theological The Speaking dances, featur- Junior C. A. coming year, sult of the student body voting held Seminary sent a deputation to David- ing Johnny Long and his Duke Col- for the school be- ing selected Thursday on the third bal- Tuesday morning during the chapelpe- son consisting of three men,Joe Clow- legians, held in the Charlotte Armory- lot from a group of eight nominees riod. Potter was elected over Joe er, J. A. Jones, and Fred V. Poag. Auditorium this past week-end,proved of the Junior class. Wingfield, of Reidsville, on the final Jones graduated from Davidson in to be a success. There was a formal ballot. 1931, and Poag in 1930. dance Friday night, with an informal Walter Sprunt, of Wilmington, S. F. Marsh, of Newport News, Va., and Treadway Pumell, of Spartanburg, Henry Cathey, of Charlotte, and Poag spoke at the regular church tea dance Saturday afternoon, and an- has been chosen to lead the Y. M. S. C, both members of the Sophomore Coley Windham, of Gastonia, were service Sunday morning,March25, and otfier Saturday night. All of the fra- C. A. work at Davidson for the class, were vice-presidents elected first and second vice-presidents, at the vesper service that night, ternities had house parties, and the ensuing year. He won the election elected in Jones the same balloting. respectively. Hugh Gracey, of Frank- and also in chapel '"Monday morning. following girls attended the dances : over Bob Coit on the third ballot. lin, Tenn., was chosen secretary-treas- Clower preached at the eveningchurch Beta TheU Pi: Misses Joyce Sayrc, Nominations for president, made by urer, defeating Dick Johnson of Char- service. Ashevillc; Elizabeth Motsingcr, Win- the Y. M. C. A. Cabinet nominating committee, placed lotte on the final ballot. The vesper service Sunday night was ston-Salem; Ruth Scttlemyer, Helen and before the stu- Exhibit of German 16, The Athletic Council nominated the led by Bob Smith of the Junior class. Nicely, Kings Mountain; Betsy Sykes, dent body I-rijJat March were: Don ; Coil, following juniors for president: F. L. After an organ prelude by Kenneth Converse College;Sarah Mectze, Char- Kraudnu.S^ftnapolis Bob Richmond, Va.;WM. Phifer, Bumgarner, W. Dillon, D. B. El- Scott and a hymn, the scripture was lotte. Art Is Given Here Colum- V. ««""/ Porr&z.- Quito bia, S. C; Bob Snffth, Mobile, Ala.; very, C. T. Fort, D. M. Glasgow, read, which consisted of selections Kappa Alpha: Pi Misses Blanche Sprunt. following George Gullette, C. H. Hand, C. C. A. J. Potter, of Barium Springs, from the Psalms. Another hymn and Turner, Wilmington; Marion Town- Most Popular Picture Will Be and Walter The were from Harris, D. M. Hutchins, J. B. Lee, J. a »tar guard on the football eleven a violin duet by W. J. Robinson and send, Red Springs;Lucile Alderidge, Given to College nominated the floor: W. B. wrestling, Ravenel, Charleston, S. C. ; A. B. Mackorell, R. Morgan, E. F. Mc- and alto a letter man in H. Ross followed, after which Mack Logan. ; Dougie Long, Beverly C. J. J. W. Va. Rhodes, Rocky Point; Rog- Phail, McFayden, A. Potter, who won out over Joe Winjfield Holland led the assembly in prayer. Burgess, Greensboro; Margaret The exhibit of German art, brought and Teal A. A. J. Gil- ers, Bonncttsvillc, S. C. Ross, W. P. Sprunt, D. Sicw- for the presidency of the Athletic liam, Charlotte; Moore, to Davidson College under the auspices C. B. J. The speaker, better known as "Jas. Martha At- the Schurs ers, Joe Wingfield, Hugh Yelverton, Association. A." Jones, opened his sermon by say- lanta, Ga. of Carl Memorial Founda- On the first ballot, Phifer, Ravenel, tion, which has been on display during Rhodes and Rogers were eliminated. and L. E. Quartcrman. The juniors ing that we arc living in a changing Kappa Alpha: Misses Catherine the past week, closed today. The pic- who have made varsity letters were world. Philosophers, preachers, teach- Crowell, May D. Marion, Kleanor Brandon was eliminated on the second ture which received the votes ballot, Sprunt was elected over eligible for nomination. Davidson Debaters ers, business men,economists, and psy- Hayes, Charlotte; Grace Carpenter, most and during this time will he presented to Coit on the third. This list was narrowed down to five chologists arc perplexed with changing Statesvillc. the college this summer, it was an- For vice-president, nominations candidates at the end of the first bal- conditions, and ?re constantly trying to Sigma Alpha Epsilon: End Eastern Tour Misses Jane nounced. by were: lot, leaving Charlie Harris, of Welch, adjust themselves to new trends of Hashagen, Gastonia ; made the committee Bill Carrie Marshall During the week-end, this exhibit Bowman, Aberdeen; Chap- W. Va.;Dewey Hutchins, of Lexing- Davidson TeamDebates & L., thought. Young, Betty Sluill, Mary Mickley, Carleton W. was taken for the second time to Ra- man, Talladega, Ala.; Harvey Glass, ton; A. J. Potter; J. D. Siewers, of Rutgers, The changes arc found even in relig- Landingham, and Bucknell Norma Van Toi Mon- leigh at the request of the State De- Richmond, Va.; S. F, Marsh and Winston-Salem, andJoe Wingfield still ion, but there are three fundamental roe, Margaret Vaughn, Frances Ann partment of Education. Tin* reason for Treadway Pumell. Bob Lindsay was in the running. On the next ballot, debating team, repre- truths that are essential if our lives Cannon, Charlotte; Mary The Davidson Banks Mc- this was the three-thiy teachers' con- nominated from the floor. two men were dropped from the list, sented by E. J. Humphrey and J. H. prosper. Pherson, Durham ;Rlizabeth Morton, Wingfield vention hold there. and Potter, Siewers, and led Fitzgerald, won one debate, lost one (Continued on page 2) Lynchburg, Va.;Florinc Ellis, Green- Marsh was elected on the first bal- displayed the field. Potter and Wingfield sur- and tied one on their eastern tour. ville, S. C.;Virginia Moore, BennettS- The collection was for two lot. Chapman and Lindsay being elim- vived the next ballot, and on the final ville, ; Alexius, days at the Carolina Hotel and at the inated. On the second ballot, Bowman Leaving here March 14th, the team S. C. Katherine Wil- — School, vote, position. The liu.fli Motion-High wli>rr. wime^TysHHteri ;!re.d Purnell was elected Potter won the to Lexington, Va., to debate Chemistry Students mington; nieahcTr Cely, Greenville,' "X throughout. traveled most of the meetings took place. It over Glass on . voting was close Washington and Lee that night. The C. ;Eleanor Nunn, New Bern; Eliza- ti '^"rd. served as the basis of an illustrative Sprunt, the president, is a member Henry Cathey and Coley Windham by the judges was See McClaren Plant (Continued on page 2) " decision rendered lecture, given by Mrs. princi- of the Y" of Control, Student won out over a field of five candidates given to L., but Johnsen Hoard W. & the audience de- pally teachers, Council, manager on the second ballot for the vice-presi- LeavingLex- Manager of PlantExplainsProc- to the art on German assistant of the Da- cision went to Davidson. Art and Etchings. These works of vidsoniau, assistant circulation man- dency of the Athletic Council. The ington Thursday morning, the debaters esses toClass Hood Speak Dr. Will art had formerly been shown in Ra- ager of Quips and Cranks, wrestling following were nominated by the coun- went to New Brunswick, N. J., where i " Wednesday, March 21, Professor leigh for two weeks during January. team, D" Club, and member of cil: L. J. Blackweldcr, of Davidson; they met Rutgers University. The de- On At Decatur Georgia .a Arbuckle's chemistry 6 class en- The purpose of the exhibit is to en- Kappa Alpha social fraternity. Henry Cathey, of Charlotte; Earle cision of one judge lost the debate for H. B. Verblc, courage appreciation of art among stu- The Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, composed Frazier, of Charlotte; I.E. of the home team. joyed a visit to the McClaren Rubber Psychology Professor Will De- Concord, and Coley Windham, of Gas- Company's plant in Charlotte. Smyth Lectures dents and to stimulate interest in Ger- of men who have been outstanding in On Friday the team went to Bucknell liver it activities, tonia. Mr. Miller, manager of the plant, man culture. While is taken to the religious will be selected at Lcwisburg, Pa., where a debate, majority big soon, Hugh Gracey, of Franklin, Tenn., personally explained to the class the Dr. Frazer"Hood, head of the Psy- of the universities, it is and a Hoard of Control will be which was scheduled not to be judged, (Continued page was over forty-five candidates source their rubber products, its chology Department at Davidson, will also shown at many smaller places on 2) elected was held before a political science of (Continued on page 4) preparation in field and factory, and on April 9 begin a series of lectures where people have no opportunity to class ond on a class vote the decision appreciate the final stage in which crude rubber at Columbia Theological Seminary in see and German art. went to Davidson. The team returned " leaving emerges as a finished automobile tire. Decatur, Ga., known as the Smyth After Davidson, the art col- Davidson Teams Will to Davidson on Saturday. Manager Miller further explained Lectures." lection will be shown in Charlotte for Faculty Takes Part negative question, two auspices Vacation Trips The side of the that the McClarcn Company has one The chief subject of the lectures will weeks under the of the Make InN.C.E.A. Meeting "The President of the United States of finest plants located in Charlotte be "The Challenge of Faith," with the Woman's Club. It will also be taken to Substantially its colleges Carolina, Should Have His Powers and that their principal field of busi- sub-title being "The Psychologist's ill South probably Interesting Holidays Planned by Increased," upheld by going Davidson Are was the David- ness is centered in the Southern and Viewpoint." Dr. Hood will speak for as far south as Charleston by Other Students Three Professors year. ProminentinConvention son team in all three debates. Central States. Most of their crude six successive days, beginning on April the end of the school wing anticipated The debating season as a whole, exported from Brazil. The 9 and closing on April 14. The modern of the exhibit is Now that the greatly rubber is here, Dr. T. W. Lingle, Dr. P. H. Gwynn, stated Humphrey, was very good. A plant is well equipped and modern in These lectures are a foundation all original, containing the works of Easter holidays are almost it is the most important illustrators, paint- interesting to note just where and Dr. W. P. Cumming of the David- majority of the debates were non-de- every respect, from the giant com- somewhat similar to the Otts Founda- how and ers, sculptors, special- body son faculty attended the recent meet- cision debates, but of the decision de- pressing machines to the ever-burning tion bore at Davidson. Heretofore a and as well as members of the student intend to ists, graphic arts. ing of the North Carolina Educational bates the University of South Caro- mercury vapor lamps that furnish clergyman has been invited to speak, in the Many of these spend them. impressions plate Association and playedprominent parts lina, University of Kentucky, and light for the whole factory. this being the first time a layman has are the first of a and The tennis team will take" it upon in its activities. The association met Buckucll, all of whom were rated as The Palmer Street factory has for ever been asked to conduct the lec- are consequently very rare. themselves to travel to the Land of by arc Flowers," encounter teams March 23rd and 24th at Raleigh. (Continued on page 4) twenty years stressed the building of tures. This change was brought about The lead cuts Otto Nucckel and will six (Continued page 2) during Dr. Lingle attended the meeting of heavy duty truck tires, and today this by Dr. W. T. Thompson, of Richmond, on their vacation period. The first program the council for higher education as a factory manufactures some of the fin- who decided last year that it would part of their calls for a trip Savannah, Ga., where they will member of a committee meeting there. Ten Students Bid est truck tires in the entire world. It be well ty have a layman discuss the to spend night. Thursday Dr. Gwynn presided over the council is estimated that a workman meaning and functions of the religious ROTC Department one Then after- skilled noon they for higher education at which Julian To Dramatic Club is able to make a tire in approximately life. at Gainesville will encounter Will Be Inspected University Miller, columnist for the Charlotte Ob- one hour and fifteen minutes. In sev- While visiting in Decatur Dr. Hood the of Florida tennis team server, was a principal speaker. Red and Black Masquers Will eral departments requiring the use of will be the guest of President McDow- in the first match of the season. Sat- Professor Cumming,amember of the Add New Members chemicals, gas masks arc worn by the ell Richards, an alumnus of Davidson Colonel J.M. Little Will Be Here urday the team will meet Rollins Col- Park, English Department at Davidson, ad- workers. College. April26 and 27 lege at Winter Fla., and then north, dressed the council of English teachers Ten men were bid to membershipby The twelve members of the class The invitation to deliver these lec- will begin the return trip meet- The governmentinspection of ing Georgia on the subject, "Character Building the Red and Black Masquers, the local were divided into groups and taken tures is an honor not only to Dr.Hood annual Emory and Tech at At- lanta, C, Through the Teaching of English Lit- dramatic club, at a meeting Tuesday through the factory by guides who but also to the college. the Davidson unit of K. O. T. C. will Filrman at Greenville, S. and be held this year on April 26 and 27. erature." He pointed out several meth- night, March.20. Bids to this society explained various processes entailed finally the University of South Caro- the The inspecting officer will be ods by which literature could be used are issued on a basis of interest and in the manufacture of a tire. Colonel lina at Columbia. particularly DeltaPiKappaElects M. Little, who is now stationed The baseball team will enjoy a trip, to enable the students to see the mean- assistance in dramatics, James ing and the values of life. the Masquers' productions. This elec- Leaders for New Year at Wiuston-Salem. too, although a very short one as com- He suggested that the student t'on was especially held in order to Grier Martin's Father On Thursday, April 26, Colonel Little pared to that of the net team. They through the reading of biography and reward those students who were con- Dies atGeorgiaHome Delta Pi Kappa, honorary journal- will call on Dr. W. L. Linglc, inspect are scheduled to meet Carolina in two istic fraternity, held its regular meet- the government property here, and games, one at Gastonia Saturday, and through a discussion of situations found cerned with" the recent play given by therein might be aided in forming a the club, Candida." The many friends of Grier Martin, ingon last Wednesday evening at 7:00 part of the classes. the other at Concord Monday. How- Friday morning ever, truer conception of moral and social Gordon R. Wood, secretary and alumni secretary of Davidson College, o'clock. At this meeting, officers for Colonel Little will during the rest of the vacation coming year inspect period values. Emphasizing the importance treasurer of the club, announces that were very sorry to learn of the death the were elected. Those the remainder of the classes. the team will return and con- to fraternity At 2:10 that he inspect practice of a stimulating, clear, organized the following ten men accepted their of his father, who died last Thursday chosen lead the local next afternoon will tinue on Richardson Field. year Weeks, ; inspec- thought through composition, he illus- bids :L. W. Clardy, J. M. Harris, S. C. night from injuries received in an au- were:K. D. president the unit on the drill field. This Several members of the student body trated the lack of clear thinking on Henry, G. L. Gullette, F. L. Cade, W tomobile accident. Mr. Martin's death Jack Hellinger, vice-president, and tion will consist of calisthenics, fol- have announced their intentions of George Gullette, by parade, moral and social problems in college F Goodykoontz, A. H. Haake, D. F. was very sudden and came as a shock secretary and treas- lowed a after which Colonel making a trip to New York. They are and public life. Herring, W. M. Taylor, and N. H. to all those who knew him. urer. Little will inspect the battalion as a planning to leave Thursday by auto- whole, examining squad, Cumming pointed out several ways Wauda.' Grier Martin went to his home in At the next meeting, the society will first a then mobile and return to the campus in which the professor might equip Another election will be held late Covington, Ga., immediately upon hear- extend invitations to new men who a platoon, and company selected at Wednesday morning. random, himself for character training in the this spring, according to D. Wills Hol- ing of his father's accident, the cause have been outstanding in journalistic in close and extended order There are still other men who be- student and emphasized the value of lingsworth. president of the Masquers, of which is unknown at the present activities here on the campus. One drill. The final exercise of the inspec- lieve that a better time can be had by intellectual hunger in the teacher as a after the production of another play. time. member of the Freshman class who tion will-be demonstration of a chosen remaining upon the campus. However, stimulus for the student. Other members of the Red and Black The Davidson friends of Grier Mar- has been especially efficient on the company that will exhibit a tactical as usually is the case, some irresistable The three faculty members returned Masquers are :H. H. Hodgin, D. W. tin joined him with deep sympathy in Davidsonian staff this year will be in- exercise under assumed war conditions. force attracts them to Charlotte, from their activities in Raleigh Satur- Hollingsworth, D. P. McLain, A. S. his time of bereavement. The time vited to become an honorary member The Davidson R. O. T. C. unit has Greensboro, or other points, where they formally rating by day night after the committee meet- Rachai, J. H. Simpson, Jack Williams, of Grier Martin's return to Davidson is and will be taken in during received an excellent the in- can enjoy the company of their girl ing had formally adjourned. G. R. Wood, T. F. Wood. indefinite. his sophomore year. specting officer for the last six years. friends. 2 THE DAVIDSONIAN, MARCH 28, 1934

being published a complete list of all those who DEPUTATION FROM gT>)t gabibaoman are out for freshman and varsity track and var- NEWS DIGEST SEMINARY SPEAKS Campuses By DOPEY McCALL On Other sity baseball. The authorities wish that the stu- FOUNDED BY THE CLASS OF 1915 dents, that is all students, whether members of BIG STRIKE AVERTED (Continued from page 1) A law has been passed in Cali- The first fundamental need is "a "D" not, report all An automobile strike involving near- fornia which prohibits high school stu- Member of the Club or violationsof train- definite belief in a personal God." Two ly two million workers and threatening dents from becoming members of any {Xs»ocintrd (ToMrfliutr ing rules. tragedies today 1$)rrs& the moves made against the depression Kreat are atheism and secret organization other than the indifference. The most widespread of They desire to build what might be termed an was narrowly averted by the concil- same type as the Hi-Y and DeMolay. these two is indifference; "esprit de corps" among Davidson College ath- iatory measures of General Johnson . . . Thus some college frats in that and President Roosevelt. The trouble state are liable to prosecution. How- Published Weekly "For a Batter Davidton" an honest devotion to sound athletic It is a privilege to attend Davidson, letes . . . started because the automobile mag- stated, ever, the fraternities contend that training and wholehearted he but it is also a great respon- Printed by the participation in all nates refused to recognize the Ameri- sibility because of the chance which pledging a man does not make him a sports. A worthy objective, one organization, high STANDARD PRINTING COMPANY but that can be can Federation of Labor and the work- we have to be Indifferent to the words member of the so Charlotte, reached only by the complete co-operationof the ers protested. All the workmen in the of God. Man must believein a definite school students continue to wear pledge North Carolina dealers, salesmen, secretly. students and the athletes themselves. plants, the the and God. He must not have an abstract be- buttons — all others connected with the industry lief, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Ten cents per copy; $.1(XI the Col- R. P.-T. but must believe in "a God who legist? year. were threatened with unemployment is Father, Lord and Master." Forty per cent of the entire student because the industrial leaders were body at the University of Georgia are as Post Davidson, Entered second-class matter at the Office at WHY NOT EXAMINETHE FACULTY? to The North Carolina, under the act of March 3rd, 1879. prepared to fight the last ditch. second essential need is a de- cither earning or borrowing money to It is interesting to note that at several col- They felt that it was up to the Federa- voted relationship in our hearts to pay their way through college. One publication Christ. Articles for must he in the hands ot Managing Editors leges students are charging that members of tion to recognize their right and ability Jesus We must know Christ hundredand seventeen of the 524 earn- by -1:00 o'clock p. m., Monday. Letters to the Editor are as Lord. There are two great welcome, hut all communications intended for publication the faculty should be examined each year just to run their own business as well as things ing their money are employed under must hp signed. lor them to recognize the labor organ- that will bring one to God :prayer and the Federal Emergency Relief as Admin- the students themselves are. ization. The was of im- the Bible. ODI CASALI Editor truce great istration. W. T. JOHN'SOM Business Manager portance to the administration and to Students at Union College in Schenectady,N. The third fundamental is a "definite the general public. At Randolph-Macon EDITORIAL STAFF V., asked faculty members the following ques- sen.se of individual, Christian, and the non-frater- G. L. GULLETTE ManagingEditor nity men made higher averages than F. _ just moral responsibility." We need a so- E. McPHAIL _ ManagingEditor tions "to see how many instructors are add- the fraternity during B. L. ROSE ManagingEditor ciety of men and women who realize men the first K. D. WEEKS Managing Editor ing strength to the college and how many arc term. The student body average JACK HELL1NGER_ .""...Alumni Editor PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE their responsibility. Christ will hold was RAWLINC. PRATT-THOMAS _ Editorial Writer doing their job right": The question of Philippine independ- 78. J. A. HUNTER... Exchange Editor each person responsible for his own I). _ _ D. BAILEY Feature Editor "Does he find his greatest interest in his stu- ence, discussed and rediscussed ever life. This, and responsibility for the S. K. EATON Feature Editor Spain, Students at Maryland are attempt- C. S McCALI _ Feature Editor dents and in intellectualpursuits? since the close of the war with lives of others, is true Christian serv- L. W. CLARDY .Associate Editor was ing to abolish final examinations. A. F. _ _ finally settled last week when it ice. Their SCHKNTK Asiociate Editor WM. THOMPSON Associate Editor "Does he seek to enlighten his students, rather was voted by Congress 'to give the latest attempt consisted in having six- JACK WILLIAMS, Associate Editor Being JR than to make themrecite fundamentals? islands a commonwealth government a Christian is not easy because teen fraternity and sorority leaders ex- for years supervision it is not easy to do three things. press their dissatisfaction one BUSINESS STAFF ten under the these to lone Manager try to and they Mr. closed his talk by urging leader upheld present system. Rr t eV>nv£l'"~-"- ...Assistant Business "Dues he to introduce them life of the United States and then Jones us who the w. L. SIKLM _ Assistant Business Manager to things, J. R. TA^ LOR Assistant limitless Manager thought, not coach them to pass examinations? arc to have complete independence and all believe in these and closed J. A. C. WADSWORTH- Assistant Business Manager their own republic. with a prayer. A college professor is a guy who "Does he put himself forward as a dispenser The bill called for a constitutional convention to meet in leads a hard life in order to keep a MARCH of truth, The meeting was concluded by a WKD.VKSDAY. 28. 1934 not as an ingratiating vaudevilleactor? October and there draft the measures soft job. hymn and the benediction by give all to be during ten-year Dr. Wal- We've just found out what happens He who freely magnifies what hath "Does he the student that he has of used the transi- ter L. Lingle. been noblx tion period. to people who are run down. They dour, and fears not to declare as freely what might scholarship, wisdom and understanding, despite — their supposedimmunity such? wind up in the hospital. (Florida Al- be done belter, gives ye the best covenant of his to SOCIAL EVENTS ligator.) fidelity. ARE —John Milton. "Does he stimulate the mind of the student NEW NAVY FEATURED ... A certain co-ed at the junior to suggest ideas and to end dance at the University of corelate the loose of Following the example of France, (Continued from page 1) Minnesota Kugland, was persuaded to take off her shoes The Student Body extends its sympathy information? and Japan, the Congress of beth Harper, Rocky Mount; in Beth order to reduce her height advantage to Grier Martin in the loss he has suffered "Is ho striving to be a personal friend of the the United States has voted a half- Monroe, High Point. billion dollars for a huge build- over her escort so that a photograph in the death of his father. student, guide an naval a and inspiration? ing program. The bill provides for Kappa Sigma: Misses Nell Joslin, of the leaders would present a more "Is he enthusiastic, aiive, free from all dull the construction of one hundred de- Raleigh; Grace Richardson, New York, uniform appearance. pedantry and dogma?" stroyers and subs, a new airplane car- N. Y.; "Tut" Gorrcll, Greensboro; DAVIDSONIANNOMINATIONS A recent survey of an eastern uni- rier, and one thousand new airplanes. Alice Alexander, Jean Montgomery, By work on The students went on to say that it is the versity showed that CO per cent of its virtue of their "The Davidsonian" The program will cover seven years Virginia Carey, Virginia Coby, and during professor who makes the college, and a students sleep through three hours of the past year, the following are eligible college President ready Alice Cowles Barringer, and Roosevelt is to Charlotte. classes a week. for editorship of this publication for 1934-35, and' is only as good as its worst professor. sign the bill, but the speed with which are "The Daily Illini," publication Phi Gamma Delta: Misses Miriam hereby nominated: of Illinois Uni- the operations will be concluded will Stcele, Robert E. Lee has only recently been similar suggestion depend upon Dorothy Baker, Elizabeth given GEORGE L. GULLETTE, versity, made a that its in- the generosity of the Moore, Charlotte; credit he justly deserved for his budget bureau. Louisa Rankin, Wil- educational philosophy, JACK HELLINGER, structors be given an examinationto see where hemena Monroe, Fayetteville ;Pearl which was far they stand. Here is an paper: Stoops, Cleveland, in advance of his times.— Dr. George E. FRED McPHAIL, editorial from that Tenn. ; Margaret H. Denny, President, 1NSULL AGAIN Abernathy, Roanoke, ; University of BEN L. ROSE, "What's new in education? About this time Va. Susan Wy- Alabama. KENNETH D. of the year we are forced to look over schedules Insult must be enjoying life more cliffe, Wytheville, Va.; Leelia Rey- WEEKS. now than he did when was nolds, Louisville, Ky.; for the coming semester. We do so without he a Chi- Chloe Frierson, Workmen making a new football cago magnate and only had to flirt his Sweetbriar; Dolly Grcer, Randolph- field just outside Alexandria, Egypt, much enthusiasm for the most part, for wereal- money toget anything he wanted. That Macon; Ehzabeth Lucas, Agnes-Scott; uncovered beautifully painted walls, ONLY Fiju tR PAGES ize nothing new TODAY there is in the time table. at least is the moral of many a novel, Sarah Stevens, Winston-Salcm ;Court- probably belonging to the tomb of a Because of the of Martin, g., money absence Grier alumni "Of course, some well-meaning adviser will e. that does not mean happi- ney West, Newport News; Frances Graeco-Roman. The spot is the site secretary, from Davidson, there is no Alumni inform us that if we haven't taken geodetics, ness but rather the contrary since the Scales, Greensboro; Jane Morgan, of an ancient Roman camp.— (Ring- best things enjoyed Lexington, Ky. Page this week. Martin was called to his home we should because it will give us new fields to in life are more Turn Phi.) when they are harder to get. «*in Covington, Georgia, last week on account of conquer. Or if there has been no economics Phi Delta Theta: Misses Frances With very little fortune left, the old Haywood, College; EXHIBIT OF GERMAN the sudden death of his father, and since there course on our program, Salem Elizabeth we should take one to man chartered his own boat and head- Tallahassee, ART IS HERE is no one here familiar with Sponnenbarger, Fla. ;Ma- GIVEN the alumni secre- make us realize better what is going on in the ed for Abyssinia where lives as king thilda Kyser, Talladega, Ala.; tary's work, Frances (Continued from page material for an Alumni Page this world these days. All of which is true if we the descendant of King Solomon and Passmorc, Elizabeth Houck, Atlanta, 1) particularly interesting, since this week was not assembled. apply the definitionof new as anythingof which the Queen of Sheba. The once proud Ga.;Lillian Price, Memphis. ma- millionaire is to give the terial is not often employed. Nueckel, The loss of this page together with the, loss we have previously had no knowledge. "lion of Juda" Pi Kappa Phi: Misses Carolyn a small fortune provided by some of quite well known in America as an il- of several advertisements this week forces is geodetics going Hodge, Carolyn Rivers, Carolyn Ham- this "But what the instructor to ,his Chicago friends and there the old lustrator, has published a novel called ' to mond, Charlotte; Emily Smith, issue be of only four pages. give his class that he didn't give last year? What man will finish his days away Caro- Destiny, in which the entire story is from lyn Clark, Lawrenceville, ; professor the avenging justice many Va. Frances portrayed by means of pictures. Three will the economics or psychology tell of the cred- Callahan, Wilson; will be no of itors Corinne Ellison, of his original lead cuts are in the There issue "The Davidsonian" his students that the ones last semester could and paupers he left behind him. Lancaster, And that, my friends, S. C.; Miriam Cannon, collection being shown here. They all next week since Spring Recess opens tomorrow nothave learned? What new variants or meth- is more fanciful Concord; Libby Atkinson, and more true than any Timmons- show a great deal of animation and .intl rinses Wednesday, April ods use novel. ville, S. ; Mary Cargill, 4. willbe made of that were not available C. Louise Co- imagination, as well as much technical lumbia, S. C. ;Libby Rhett, Davidson; before? In other words, are we sure that our NEW ANAESTHETIC skill. THE SPIRIT OF THE "D" CLUB instructors are stagnating, they Jean McCaig, Wilmington ;Lelia Grey, Some of the pictures which not are merely A new anaesthetic which physicians Camilla, Ga. create Recently "D" accepted a new consti- doingresearch in dusty giv- believe will revolutionize operations most discussion are those done in the the Club bookshelves without has Sigma ing thought been demonstrated in the Sinai Hos- Phi Epiilon: Misses Georgia abstract and cubistic styles. These are tution under which to operate in the future. Two a to the things of today which are Fanny pital in Baltimore. This new Whitlock and Frances Up- two of the types of art developed dur- weeks ago the complete document was published affecting them and which they in turn may also substance, church, as yet unnamed, is a white powder Greensboro; Ellen White, Con- ing 1905 and 1925. They are the artist's in Davidsonian." be changing? cord ; Ware, "The Last week an editorial which will put the patient sleep Jean Kings Mountain; effort to discover new ways of ex- to Mary Erlick, explainedseveral of the features of the new con- "Unfortunately, many do not feel impelled to within twenty second after it is given. Frances Charlotte; Mar- pressing himself. This type of art rep- garet Peeples, Oxford; stitution of Davidson's major athletic organiza- present new material because they know their It is dissolved in water and given as Doris Paine, resents anexperiment to interpret ideas New Orleans, La.; Margaret tion. We feel, however, that course is 'required.' Since a hypodermic injection. There are no McLeod, in geometrical pattern form or to the primarv ob- the student must take Darlington, ; it, bad after-effects and the patient can S. C. Pearl Gillette, Wil- correlate art with music. jective of this new developmenthas not yet been why make any special attempts to make it mington; Nancy eat a full both Wall, Boydton, Va.; As a background for students of ful]y understood and appreciated by more interesting? If it good enough meal before and after Dorothy either those was last the operation. " Tarleton, Charlottesville, Va.; German art, a set of reproductions of chiefly concerned or by the student body. year, why change it now? Bunny" Maples, Camilla, Ga. ;Mar- the old masters of the fifteenth and We believe that all this effort has been spent "Perhaps a solution could be had in a system CATASTROPHE garet Kline, Salisbury; Frances Jor- sixteenth centuries is being shown. dan, Meridian, Miss., in an earnest endeavor,on the part of those who of examinations for instructors at the end of A blaze sweeping across Hakodate, and Gloria Bee, These represent the engravings, wood- Podunk, N. M. are sincerely interested, to up a spirit each school year. to the an important Japanese coast town of cuts, and water colors of Duerer, build of In all fairness student, Cranach, Holbein, sportsmanship and honesty among the wearers he should be certain that the man who teaches two hundred thousand souls,' caused and their contem- the loss of over eighty per SPRUNT ELECTED poraries. One of the favorites is a of the "D" as regards their relations with each him is also able to 'get a passing grade.' cent of U property and about one lives, Y» PRESIDENT study for a painting of Saint other, coaches, and thousand Jerome the the student body. "Hon- "At present we have no idea as to how this it was stated in a report from Tokyo representing the head of an old man. — (Continued esty in what respects?" is the question that nat- would be taken care of who would give the Wednesday. The began from page 1) It is done with extreme care and at- fire when sev- chosen urally follows. quizzes or would eral chimneys were toppled later. At present, this board tention to realistic detail. One of the who. do the grading. And we over in a includes five do gale and the wind fanned the rising members of the faculty, major reasons for the success of these know that the suggestion is not beingmade the president A member of the "D" Club who has taken flames to all parts city. "Y" and secretary, three old masters was the' assiduity with in a facetious frame of mind, but with all se- of the Fire- members of the upon himself the obligations inherent to the fun- men battled the fire all that night Senior class and two which they studied the details of their riousness in intent and purpose, for the protec- and members of the damentalnature of that body as now constituted, most of the next day without success, Junior class. subjects, taking nature for their guide. tion of the student and the stimulation has agreed to abide by the regulations as set of the but the battle finally ended when the faculty members." fire nothing forth and to do his utmost to see to it that his could find else to burn. WSmmmmmmmmm i i iiiiiiiiiiiimm It was one of the greatest tragedies iniiiiiig fellow members do likewise. Now his is a se- Japan in since the late earthquake. g STATIONERY CALLINQ CARDS PROQRAMS }■ rious proposition and one that cannot be set Here and There aside without seriously compromising the integ- ROUMANIA §§ FRATERNITY PAPERS ||jj rityof the individual. Probably one of the most The recent attempted assassination Mr. K. Lilly, King importantitems is the fact Josiah of Indianapolis,has pre- of Carol of Roumania has re- that he has promised 1,000 of sulted in prison for | Printing of all Types at Reasonable Rates H to follow the training regulations explicitly. If sented sets of the works Stephen Foster several of the most to college and city librarians throughout famous names in the Roumanian cap- he does not do so, he is cheatinghis teammates the United States. ital. A score of prominent intellectuals ... by not shoulderinghis shareof the responsi- have been arrested, among them Vic- H See BILL JOHNSON fi bility, and by perhaps ousting a candidate from tor Gomoiu, one of its leading sur- " 203 Watts A university airport is being geons. m I| the team who has conscientiously trained, but constructed at The police have attempted to Purdue University .with funds appropriated suppress whounfortunatelylacks some measure of ability by the names of the ring-leSders the federal government. while they are establishing a that the other possesses. Thus enjoys privil- connec- he tion between the attempt on the life Standard Printing Company eges and rewards that do rightfully belong king 1 not Banquets commemorating of the and the recent murder of I " the founding of the Court ■ CHARLOTTE, to him. Premier Duca, who was shot down HI Qarland N. C. " B| University of Iowa wereheld states in the in J in 11 a railway station after a visit to Carol In this issue of "The Davidsonian" there is Union and the District of Columbia. at his country estate. THE DAVIDSONIAN, MARCH 28, 1934 3

BEAT CAROLINA! Around the Wildcat's Lair TENNIS TEAM LEAVES

Training Rules are Eight Men Chosen ManagersElected Davidson Kittens Michigan State Is Published By Club At a recent meeting of the Defeat High Point |5PAND0M«fc. For Golf TeamAs basketball lettermen, William B. Decisive Winner In 'D' Club Asks Co-operationFrom Ravenel, of Charleston, S. C, Dickson Leads Field by Scoring; Student Body Ends was elected vanity basketball 16 Points Tournament manager for the season of 1935. Battle With 'Cats body may Donald B. Bailey,.of Rock Hill, In order that the student Squad Faculty Walter Dickson led the field in scor- training re- Ties 12-12 inFirst S. C, was chosen as freshman ing Thursday Coble and Jenkins Pitch for Da- be familiarized with the Varsity when last afternoon the quirements governing those men out Elimination for manager at the same time. Davidson Wildkitten tracksters, in vidson; Parker for the for track and baseball, the following These two men, and Jack Hel- their first meet of the season, defeated Visitors list of rules and regulations is pub- BOWMAN LOW MAN linger,of the class of '35, served the representatives from High Point lished the request of the D Gub. as junior managers for the past High School on Richardson Field. The McCANN HITS HOMER at Opens April 12 Stricter enforcement of its new con- Season With Fur- year. Ravenel succeeds Fred freshmen amassed a total of 64 points, Although it is legally spring, Old stitution is desired by the club, and maninCharlotte Smyre, of Gastonia, as varsity even though they won only six first Erratic Game Caused by Inclem- certainly CO-bperation of every student will manager. Jimmy White, of Gra- places out of 13 events. They cap- ent Weather Man Winter lias made a val- the After a drawn-out struggle, the golf iant last stand. The weather Monday be appreciated. ham, was the freshman manager tured nine second places to give them ■quad succeeded in t^ing the faculty Pounding away at two pitchers, the afternoon, when the Wildcats were de- of who signed this ;year. a sufficient margin for victory and A list those men have with the score ending -12-12. Kight Michigan State baseball team defeated feated by Michigan State's Spartans, pledge being printedin the hope These men will have charge of leave to High Point 53 points. the is men were (elected from thelist of six- Davidson Monday by the decisive score was much better suited to football or co-operation will be facili- spring practice on the local that such teen entries in the tournament with Two first and two second places gave of Ib-6. After a slow start due to the ice skating. The extreme cold was re- to these regu- courts, which will begin in sev- tated. Strict adherence the faculty. Out of these, four men Dickson a total of 16 points, which was cold, rainy weather, the game warmed sponsible for a great deal of the loose expected by the eral weeks. lations is desired and will he selected for this year's team. high score of the meet. Hendrix, of up in the last few innings with a bar- play which was exhibited. The biting I) Club. \Y. F, Bowman, sophomore, was the visiting team, was second in scor- rage of hits. cold made the ball hard to handle, Varsity and Freshman Track Squad man, ing with 13 points, gained by virtue Michigan and a good many errors were made by selected number one with his Meet With Carolina McCanu of State started As evidence of my intention to main- scores ranging of two firsts and one second place. both teams. The Wildcats just didn't from 75 to 80. H. C. Saturday Called the fireworks in the first half of the tain good physical condition during was a second, Off A summary inning run, seem to be able to connect with the Harm's close while J. B. of events : second with a home the the track season of 1934, 1 am sighing placed game. spheroid at the proper times. How- lUinn third. \Y. C. Cannon and 100-yard dash— Dickson, Davidson, first score of the After that the my name herewith of my own free C. F, for numher Dual Track Meet Cancelled Be- second; hitting teams picked ever, Woody Burns, whohas an almost Hanirick tied four first; Fowler, Davidson, Rob- of both up and will and accord. In doing so, I under- 7 cause of Weather fill, Wimpy position, and I. M. Cochran and S. M. inson. High Point. Time 10.5. the score remained close with Michi- sacred position to and stand that Iam to abide by four defi- — llutalT tied for fifth place. A. W. ' Mile run Brown, Davidson, first; gan State slightly in the lead until the Ravenel both turned in nice perform- training regulations, beginning A steady rain which churned the nite Price placed sixth. Only a few of the Chastain. High Point, second; Higgins, eighth inning, when the visitors broke ances. Hums handled some hot ones March 12, continuing until May 12, track on Richardson Field into a soft and entries have been shooting in tlfc sev- Davidson. Time 5.0 minutes. loose with two doubles and two singles, around the initial sack with mid-sea- 1934, properly and muddy condition made it necessary unless Iam released enties this early in the season, hut out scoring six runs, to take, a decisive son form. to call off ili.' dual meet that was 220-yard dash— Melton, Davidson, therefrom: of this squad the team should he com- second; lead. On account the rainy, cold scheduled last Saturday with the Uni- first; Fowler, Davidson, Jar- of 1. I am to report to athletic field posed of four players capable of play ■ Saturday, versity of North Carolina. The rell, High Point. Time 25.0 seconds. In the filth inning, Jenkins replaced weather last the David- (or to gym in case of inclement ing consistently by uni- in the seventies the versity champion- High hurdles— Potts, High Point, Coble on the mound for Davidson and ion student body wa» deprived of weather) for daily workouts unless begins. had sent a team of time the season ship calibre first; Dickson, Davidson, second; Dey- pitched the remainder of the game. "eeing some real clan on the cin- conditions beyond my personal control to meet the Wildcats and The golf team will open the season regretted crly, Davidson. Time 16.9 seconds. Parker pitched the entire game for der track. The Carolina team, make it impossible for me to do so. it is to he that the inclem- — which recently the Conference on April 12 by playing Furman, one ent weather prevented the student 440-yard dash Fowler, High Point, Michigan State. won McCann, 2. I am not to use tobacco in any of the strongest teams in the Carolinas, body from witnessing outstand- first; Gladden, Davidson, second; first baseman for Michigan Indoor garnet, has a number of these State, record holders. The boys from form. at Charlotte. Although this year's ing athletes in action. Vann, High Point. Time 5K.0 seconds. was the outstanding hitter of the squad showing — game, homer, Chapel leading has not been up as 220 low hurdles Jarrell, High Point, with one a double and Hill will also be am indulge in forms of Davidson's tracksters, contenders for the outdoor title, 3. I not to well as that of last year, it has hopes under the di- first: Deyerly, Davidson, second; a single to bis credit. Fager of Michi- physical dissipation otherwise stated of developing in" time produce a rection of Captain Pritchett, had Brock, gan State chalked up three hits, and you would have seen a lot of to Davidson. Time 27.5 seconds. as and explained. dangerous team. However, this year's trained diligently in preparation for (Continued page 4) did Maekorell for Davidson. good men in action. on 4. I am to retire before eleven schedule is a hard one, with Carolina, this contest and were anxious to com- Davidson staged a belated rally in A rather amusing incident occurred (11 P. M.) every night unless condi- one of the best golf teams of the pare their strength with the high-class the last half of the ninth with three Thursday some of the Practice by- afternoon when tions beyond my personal control make South, and Duke on the list. opposition offered by the Tar Heels. Game Won straight singles and a double, bringing Carolina men were taking a workout it impossible for me to do so. In Cochran, Evans, McPhail, and Wildcat Baseball Team in a total of three runs. With two during the freshman track meet. Le- Armistead, the Wildcats have a nu- out, Harris batted for Jenkins, but Gore, Carolina's record-breaking jave- Varsity cleus around which Captain Pritchett Mooresville Nine Downed 7-5 in failed to make a hit. thrower, tossing javelin Armistead, M. McPhail, E. F. Wildcats ToEngage lin was a is endeavoring to build up a strong First Game Following are the line-ups: rather aimlessly when one of Bulwinkle, A. L. Merchant, W. A. around Moffett, University Saturday team. Michigan State AB R H O A E the High Point boys asked, "Can you Byerly,L. F. R. B. Cathey, Henry Montgomery, P. The Davidson Wildcats downed the Welch. If 5 .110 0 0 throw that thing?" LeGore modestly Mooresville nine, 7 to in practice Cochran, F. M. Morris,Hubert State and Wake Forest on Base- 5. a Pager, 2b 6 3 .1 2 1 1 replied that he was not so good; and game Wednesday (Capt.) Morrow, ball Schedule Robert on Richardson Reid Brown, cf 6 0 2 2 0 0 as he said it, he trotted along and R. C. Crosland To afternoon, Newnam, March 21. This was the Morse, c 6 2 2 X 0 0 tossed it about one hundred and sev- Corbin, W. B. G. T. Cothran, Oakes, After having opened the baseball Coach Tennis Team first game the Davidson team has McCaim, lb 5 3 17 10 enty-five feet. On his next throw J. C. EUis season with a loss to Michigan State played this season. Carp, rf „ ...6 113 0 0 with a little more effort, he hurled it Dees, Joe Parker, Frank Dill, Pittman, on Monday, Coach I.aird's boys will Will Also Help With Freshmen A hit by Morgan to left field Fiddler, ss 3 2 12 11 some six feet beyond the two J. E. P. C. brought hundred- Evans, begin their attempt to retain the state and Beginners the first run of the afternoon Rouse, 3b 5 12 3 3 0 foot mark. The high school boy was R. H. Potter, A.J. Faison, Pratt, L. W. championship when they play North to the Wildcats while an error by the Parker, p 5 110 2 0 last seen moving sheepishly away and A.M. Fraley, Reel, R. Carolina University at Gastonia on Davidson has procured Robert M. Mooresville team scored a second run '"possibly" realizing that he could and W. J. in the first inning. singles, " Frazier, Rice, A. Saturday. The varsity will play one Crosland, former Middle Atlantic ten- Three a Totals -.47 16 17 27 8 2 did throw that thing." E. W. triple by Rose, more game during the holidays, tak- nis champion, to coach tennis for this McLean and two errors gave The Wildkittens snatched six Gammon, A. A. B. L. Glass, Shuford, ing on Carolina again, this game to be season. He will be on the courts every Davidson five more runs in the third Davidson AB R H O A E firsts and nine seconds in thirteen J.H. A. inning. Goodykoontz, Sprunt, played at Concord. With the reopen- Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock to Jenkins and Richardson aided Mock. 3b 3 1 I I 1 1 events to win their first track meet J.T. Walter Grant, J. B. Warren, Paul ing of school on Wednesday, April 4, coach the varsity. However, he will the Wildcats on the mound in the last Wingfieid, cf 2 1110 0 of the season. Most of the events three innings game. Gullette, G. Wells, the 'Cats return home for a two-day devote some time to the freshman of the Maekorell, ss . ...5 13 2 2 0 were slow, but there is a lot of L. Warner balls, Lee, West, engagement with N. C. State, and on team and beginners in the fundamen- Three bases on two men hit Bumgarner, 2I> 5 11111 good material in the class of '37 J. N. C. D. by pitchers, McElrath, P. J. Woodside, R. E. the following Monday and Tuesday tals of the game. with three singles, gave Morgan, If 5 12 2 0 1 for track teams in the future. they journey to Wake Forest for two the Mooresville team five runs in the Hums, W., lb 5 1 2 13 1 0 bagged high scoring Bell, W. F. Crosland has been one Dickson the battles with the Deacons. of the fore- seventh inning. McLean, rf 5 0 10 0 0 honors with sixteen points. He Freshmen most tennis players of this section. Be- Anderson, John Huckins, K. A. The freshmen will not have any The batteries for Davidson were Ravenel, c 5 0 2 7 0 1 wonboth the century dash and the sides his Middle Atlantic championship, Coble, Burns Coble, Allen, J. D. Johnson, D. P. games during the holidays. Their first and Ravenel. p ...2 0 0 12 1 broad jump with comparative ease. game he was for several years a top-notchcr The Mooresville were Bassett, H. B. Johnson, R. S. after returning from the Easter batteries Gadd Jenkins, p 2 0 0 0 10 0 Dick Johnson, who was alternate in the southern championship tourna- and Beano, Bivens, Lafferty, vacation will be with Gastonia High at xHarris 1 0 0 0 0 0 captain of the frosh eleven, looks E. S. R. ment, at one time runner-up. He has Brown, Link, Bill Davidson on April 12. The coaches R H E promising in the weight events. Frank also won many minor tourneys Mooresville 000 E. are trying to schedule one or two more ...000 05—5 d 4 Totals 40 <> 12'27 17 5 Incidentally, he won the shot-put Brock, R. A. Mack, J. throughout the South. Cox, Melton, Rallies before that date, but as yet no Davidson 205 000 0(V7 '■> 0 (Continued on page 4) with a distance of forty-three feet, W. F. R. Deyerle, Moffett, P. definite games have been booked. In-spite of the fact that Crosland is two inches. Brown of the frosh W. Dickson, Moffett, in business and has been coaching ran a very nice race in the mile. Walter S. pro- Eaton, Patterson, be held. The racquet wielders will re- fessionally in his spare time, The High Point boys put up a good S. E. Van. he has Peabody, turn to school after spring holidays. developed as Wright, fight and the meet was by no means Fowler, C. C. M. such stars I.enoir COLDS Gladden, Poe, Led by Captain Jimmy Halverstadt, former star of the University of JL FEWER ISHORTERCOLOS % a walk-away. Hendrix was the star C. B. F. S. North Drops! Harkins, Pritchard, seven men will make trip, championship team, Nose ...Vicks VapoRub High Point, scoring thirteen points H. S. W. the includ- Carolina and Ted- Ssgy.yiCKS k=sa for ing the manager, Thompson, dy Burwell, for with first places in the Henry, W. M. Sprunt, Worth W. M. Burwell showed his abil- his team Whitton, and the following five men ity pole vault and discus and second in Higgins, W. H. E. L. named in in the Wimbledon tournament by Hill, Woodward, order of their playing position :W. running the famous javelin. as high L. K. L. E. T. Cochet to five sets. the He has vaulted Thompson, J. W. LafTerty, M. Bar- Captain N. G. Pritchett as twelve feet in high school compe- I understand the following training J. has secured nett, F. H. Scott, and C. B. Lewis. the services of Crosland not only as a tition, but in the meet with the frosh rules for the baseball season of 1934 Two teams will be played in Georgia, great help to the varsity but to stimu- he cleared eleven-four,simply to break and will abide by same until Iturn in (Fulld.uili Florida, and South Carolina. late interest in this sport. 0 of Vick. Coldt-Control Pl.n in««ch Vicks p«ck«ge) a tie between a teammate and himself. my baseball uniform: While most of us go home for 1. To be in bed by eleven o'clock Easter vacation,two Wildcat teams at nights unless my studies prevent will be out to win more honor for my doing so. Or unless Ihave special old Davidson. The racqueteers left permission from the coach. MADE TO FIXED STANDARD today for an extensive southern 2. To be at practice every after- © Babifagon trip. Under the leadership of Cap- noon unless excused by the coach. GTfjeatre © tain Halverstadt, the racquet wield- 3. To refrain from other forms of WEDNESDAY ers ought to bring us back no less dissipation that have been explained Shirts 1IfJ11fUL The Famous than six good scalps. Coach Laird's to me. "THE SHOW-OFF" nine will be taking on Carolina in Bill Becker Frank Mock SPENCER TRACY— MADGE EVANS a two-game series in the mean- Floyd Bumgarner Jim Morgan Shorts Union Suit Monday There is nothing mis- time. The annual Easter A.W. Burns Brad McLean erly about the cutting THURSDAY game Partridge AND FRIDAY between the Wildcats and Wood Burns John . of HANES Wonder- ■ the Tar Heels will take place in Odi Casali John Pearce No skimping of *£\ "I BELIEVE IN Concord this year. If you can get P. G. Cobla Billy Ravenel a half-inch here and k,»> YOU" there, there. HANES Shirts, _XA_ JOHN BOLES— ROSEMARY AMES over you'll see some classy R. M. Gladstone R. B. Richardson Shorts and knitted /""t\)tx Rogers (both baseball. Arthur Haake Teal Union Suits light /.J\f\\ SATURDAY The golf team is in the last stages Chas. Harris F. L. Smyre and heavy) always tally (xv/ I \ \ of sifting as this column goes to press. Bob Johnston D. M. Stewart with the tape-measure. \ \ 1/ A size forty-two is a \ — J Bowman, a sophomore who has Jenkins K.D. Weeks I V "TWO ALONE" Bill J. A. forty-two. y \ JEAN PARKER— TOM BROWN been shooting in the 70*5, will un- John Koenig J. W. West No Underwear could doubtedly be the number one man. J. F. Loftin George Wingfield grow as HANES has /// the linksmen's first Carlos Young grown, unless it offered I — MONDAY Furman will be John Mackorell comfort, quality and l . 1\ opposition in Charlotte on April 12. George Tipton t«=y "LONG LOST FATHER" large step toward better A You'll be happy in / / JOHN BARRYMORE— HELENCHANDLER spring sports has been taken by Racquet HANES! _ _ / [ authorities securing of Wielders Leave the in their H.ne, Knitting Bob Crosland to help with the ten- For Southern Matches P.H. 119 L TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Company "Mllli* \ nis team. Davidson has never had "DEATH TAKES today Lv A HOLIDAY" a tennis coach and he will certain- The school tennis team left Winston-Salem,N. C. U FREDERIC MARCH— EVELYN VENABLE ly be a great help to the team. Till for an extendedtour of Southern col- (Continued on page 4) leges at which scheduled matches will twear. 4 THEDAVIDSONIAN, MARCH 28, 1934

Begin body, Davidson. Height 11 feet, 4 Potter served this year as vice-presi- Art Lecture Given FraternityNews Re-Exams Will Literary Societies inches. — dent of the student body,and he played Friday Afternoon Shot-put Johnson, Davidson, first; guard on the varsity football team. PI KAPPA ALPHA On PHILANTHROPIC Cathey, Davidson, second ;Tutterrow, He is a first sergeant in R. O. T. C. ; In Chapel Tuesday The Beta Chapter of PiKappa Alpha college High Point. 43 feet, 2 inches. a member of Sigma Delta Psi, honor- Necessary ' Resolved:That education is Distance— fraternity announces the pledging o Dean's Permission to out of adjustment with modern life, Javelin throw Peabody, Davidson, ary athletic fraternity, and a member Germantown, SpeakerOutlines History of Carl John Andrews from Pa. Take Two Exams wasargued at the meeting of the Phil- first; Hendrix,High Point, second; W. of the "D" Club. During his freshman Schurz Foundation anthropic Literary Society Tuesday Sams, High Point. Distance 143 feet, year, Potter was captain of the foot- Student* taking re-examination SIGMA PI EPSILON a night. Arguing affirmatively were Al- 3 inches. ball team, and was on both the fresh- Johnsen, representative fraternity are requested to note that the first Mrs. the of The Sigma Pi Epsilon held bert Harper and C. D. Dean;negative- High jump— Sams, High Point, man track and wrestling teams. Dur- period for the*e is 2:00 M. the Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation, their annual elections of the chapter o'clock Fri- ly, McMullan and T. D. Mullis first; Dickson, ing his sophomore year, he played on day, March 30. Unless the exam- John Davidson, second; W. who is making lectures on the exhibit officers. Teal Rogers was elected pres- The affirmative argued that college Sams, High Point. Height 5 feet, 6 the varsity football and wrestling etchings engravings vice-president; ination wa* postponed because of of German and ident; Dudley Elvery, education was turning out too many inches. teams. Potter is a member of the Phi being banquet McCall, treasurer; illness, there will be a fee of $2.50 now shown in the hall Charles Mack Por- white-collar workers who are unwill- Dleta Theta social fraternity. He suc- ior each exam. Discus— Hendrix, High Point, first; of Chambers, made a talk on this ter, secretary. Teal Rogers was also ing to start at the bottom and conse- Johnson, ceeds Eb Willson, of Athens, Tenn. chapel Tuesday representative Member* of the Freshman, Soph- Davidson, second; Johnston, foundation in on morn- elected the Pan-Hellenic quently filled the ranks of the unem- omore, and Junior classes are al- Davidson. Distance 114 feet, 1 inch. ing, March 20. Mrs. Johnsen was in- for next year. ployed. Modern college education as — Guy professor lowed only one re-examination. Broad jump Dickson, Davidson, DAVIDSON DEBATERS troduced by R. Vowles, The chapter has moved back in their a whole, said the affirmative speakers, Student* who have more than first; Melton, Davidson, second; Pea- END EASTERN TOUR of German. house that was completely redecorated. is not paying enough attention to the body, one to be taken must the dean — Davidson. Distance 21 feet, H Mrs. Johnsen started her talk by They have been using the old A. O. see basic industries agriculture, dairying, of students, Dr. Sentelle, and re- — inches. (Continued from page 1) briefly outlining the life of Carl house while theirs was being reno- and manufacturing is turning out a ceive permission good teams, were defeated by David- Schurz, for whom the memorial fund vated. from him for the surplus of professional men and tech- " Schurz," said, other examination*. MICHIGAN STATE IS son. is named. Carl she The installation banquet has been nicians who find no market for their DECISIVE WINNER "was born in Germany, but after re- planned for April 7 at the S & W Cafe- labors, and thus is not aiding human Although the teams have completed an education was their ceiving here, he teria. Orchestra and Glee welfare. (Continued from page 3) trips, two home meets are sched- forced to leave because of a revolu- uled before the season is brought to ClubRender Concert The negative speakers argued that xBatted for Jenkins in ninth. tion. BETA THETA PI Score by innings a close. The University of Florida will a college education was necessary to : "He came to America and became The of the Pi Alpha Chap- Michigan debatehere April 11, and Wake Forest members Joint Program Well Received by get the best well-balanced outlook on State 021 223 060—16 very influential in American politics. ter enjoyed a smoker 'it their chapter Davidson on April 14. Large Audience life. By giving a more general Oil 100 003— 6 was sent as ambassador to Spain Sunday, edu- He house last March 25. cation the college aids the student in Home run, McCann. Three-base hits, Tuesday night Gordon "Skip" Brown by Lincoln in 1861 and during the Civil College The Davidson Glee Club and choosing his occupation. Finally, the Fieldlcr, Morgan.Two-base hits, Park- and Rawlings Pratt-Thomas, repre- War served as a major general in the Saturday night the Pi Kappa Phi's Concert gave er, Orchestra a concert con- negative argued that in this mile-a- McCann. Stolen bases, Fager 2, senting Davidson, met a team from Union Army. After the war he served gave a banquet at the S & W Cafe- by Pfohl, ducted J. C. professor of minute world, college education is Welsh, Mock 4, Mackorell 2, Burns, Washington and Lee. The result of as the editor of several of the coun- teria for their members and dates. music, Friday evening, March 23. This needed to preserve culture. Ravenel. Double plays, Jenkins to the debate was not available at the try's leading papers until he died in Julian Carr, of Atlanta, Ga., who is a is the fourth concert Mr. Pfohl has Bumgarner to Burns. -Left on bases, time of publication Virginia Military Institute, the of this paper. 1906. student at gvien,and the popularity of these con- EUMENEAN Michigan State 7, Davidson 11. Bases acted as toastmaster. He was intro- by " "The aim of the Carl Schurz Me- certs has been shown the crowds A talk by Bob Lindsay on Inter- on balls, off Parker 4, Coble 1, Jenkins duced by Williams, Several they have morial Fund is to establish better cul- Jack Jr. attracted. esting English Idioms," a talk by Ralph 3. Struck out by Parker 7, by short impromptu speeches were made Jenkins tural relations between America and About five hundred people braved McClelland on the discovery of new 5. Hits off Coble, 10 in 4 1-3 innings, - speaking countries," by members of the chapter. The last German " Mrs. the rainy night to hear this Davdison archaeological discoveries and a hu- off Jenkins, 8 in 4 2-3 innings. Losing feature of the program was the sing- Johnsen continued. The initial amount musical program. Since the excellent morous recitation by B. L. Rose was pitcher, Coble. Umpires, Hanna and of this fund was $500,000; this was ing of college and fraternity songs. to band of the last football season, the the order of the program at the meet- Bartell. be spent for the exchange of students, musical reputation of Davidson has in- ing of the Eumenean Literary Society professors, PHI GAMMA and lecturers between the DELTA creased throughout the state. The pro- Tuesday night. A. J. The fraternity POTER HEADS two countries. Phi Gamma Delta en- gram was as follows : ATHLETIC tertained their dates and friends at a Lindsay, in his philological discourse, ASSOCIATION "To this has been added the Ober- Choral:Now Let Every Tongue banquet after the tea Adore picked "key (Continued laender Trust of $1,000,000. the income dance on Satur- Thee Bach numerous words" in the from page 1) day afternoon at the S & W Cafeteria. English language for position from which is given to support Ameri- Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming and showed what va- the of secretary-treasurer. can citizens actively engaged in re- — rious and different meanings were pos- AH freshmen who won numerals were KAPPA SIGMA Praetorius eligible search work in Germany. Dr. Howard Glee Club sible for each word. In a few minutes for this nomination. Hanson, opera, The Kappa Sigma fraternity has se- he demonstrated to the society the - who wrote an 'The Piano Solo: ■ lected the following men Autumn Chaminade |»- __-^t Merry Mount,' which was recently pro- to hold offices Kenneth great flexibility of the English lan- in the fraternity: W. T. Thompson, Scott guage. ducedby the Metropolitan Opera Com- Nicotina Candlyn Prepare president ; W. M. Thompson, vice- In yourself for pany, received one of these grants to Range The discovery by aviators of a president; Prosser Morrow, treasurer; A Home on the Fox Easter study German music, and to help in- Glee Sabcan city in Southern Arabia was by getting Carl Carlson, secretary. Club that Hair Cut at troduce American music in Germany." Calif of Bagdad— Overture Boicldicu the topic of McClelland's talk. The chapter Mrs.Johnsen ended her talk by ask- The is making definite plans In the Clock Store— Descriptive Fan- aviators reported that the ruins were May ing the students to visit the exhibit and for their Frolic to be held early tasy — Orth well preserved and are larger than Norton'sBarber to vote for the picture they like best. in May. A river party will be givenas Concert Orchestra those of Babylon. McClelland pointed one of the features. The picture receiving the most votes Hymnof the Pilgrims MacDowell out that this discovery couldhave great Shop will be presented to the school as a The chapter room has been refur- Land-Sighting Grieg effect on historians who might be en- souvenir of the exhibit later in the nished in new furniture. Incidental Solo:David McLain abled to discover a new civilization. \ I\ I L year. Glee Club F.E.R.A. Workers Make O Davidson FIRING AT RANDOM Improvements Encores : Five Men Are Taken Various De Gospel Train— Negro Spiritual (Continued from page 3) Buff Shoe Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho a year or *o ago,Bob was anama- Into German Society According to a recent statement by teur and one of the best in thi* Jackson, —Negro Spiritual Shop Mr. Frank L. treasurer of Glee Club part of the couth. Recently he ha* Delta Phi Alpha, honorary German Davidson College, there are at present turned pro and hai given instruc- approximately fraternity, recently issued bids to mem- twenty Davidson stu- tion in hi* off time. Teddy Bur- Repairing engaged Many Fine Shoe agog bership to five students, according to dents in work on the campus Varied Services well and Lenoir Wright, who have We're all ... in conjunction G. R. Wood, secretary and treasurer with the Federal Emer- Given by Deputations "tarred in tournaments over the gency Next Door to Linker's Prosing plenty sport-clothes- oi the club. These men were bid on Relief Administration in Wash- country, are two of hi. proteges. ington. " Club the basis of their proficiency in the The Y" deputation last week con- Coach Doc Newton ha* given hi* minded, if you German language. These men have been working for sisted of the regular service held at the service* to the men who are in- the past please! We've style Those bid are: G. L. Gullctte, J. M. several weeks on various im- Y. M. C. A. building in Charlotte for terested in golf. He is conducting A. L. Bulwinkle, Haake, provements on the college grounds, do- younger boys and a non-"Y" group a cla«s in the fundamentals of the scouted for Barnctt. A. H. ing mainly general months and H. Ross. These men work on the cam- which conducted the services at Myers game,and men who are interested J. were ini- golf picked tiated into Deutsche Verein Tuesday pus and the course. They have Park Presbyterian Church in Charlotte in thi* sport are urged to come out ...andwe've also helping night, March 27, been in some of the extra Sunday afternoon at 5:30. and get what benefit they can at the home of Dr. painting only the smartest, Vowles. on several of the buildings. A. B. Rhodes gave the address at from thi* free instruction. Tennis The men who have been working the Myers Church; golf style-leading After the initiation, they gave Park P. M. Kirk- and are two (port* which will cham- a skit were selected by a committee patrick in German. com- read the scripture; Bill Link la*t a man out into life; and for pions for posed of faculty members, with espe- rendered a violin solo, Doug thi* reason, our Spring Epsilon of Delta Phi Alpha was and Wal- it would be a good cial regard to the neediness of the stu- ker organist. founded at Davidson almost three acted as Rhodes' address idea to be able to participate in line-up.They're here dents. According to the rules of the was based on inscription them with least degree years ago. at the instigation of Dr. G. the over the at a small administration, one-fourth of the men Cross Crucifixion, now ready to go R. Vowles and Pjof.H. T. Lilly.Other at the "Jesus of of skill. Get your racquet or your ... must be from the ranks of the new Nazareth, King clubs advantage members of the fraternity are W. of the Jews," which and take of this out places you! M. men, and, since only five men was with Brown, W. B. Fort, applied written in Hebrew, Greek, and free instruction which the college Corbin.-B. B. F. H. from this group, of necessity only Scott, Thompson, Latin. The failure of these three lan- offer*. W. M. W. T. twenty men Thompson. in all can receive pay for guages to be great without Christian With the holidays peeping around mJftI fifM m*^a^2sWaB J. W. White, J. J. Wilson, the work. and G. R. Wood. doctrine was brought out. the corner, and spring fever in every- Another deputation left Monday for body's blood, there is nothing to do *25 up Duke University but one happy Rifle Team Competes and there conducted wish and all a vacation Two Trousers New Uniforms Given In services before the Y. W. C. A. group. and safe, speedy (?) return. Hearst Tournament Rufus Morrow delivered the address, Talon-Tailored and Dave McLain To ROTC Battalion On Thursday, 22, sang. Sam Wiley DAVIDSON 'KITTENS March the David- Sprunt, son rifle competed and Walter president-elect of DEFEAT HIGH POINT team in the Nation- the Davidson A., Government Issues New Type al Hearst for the Y. M. C. also com- Tournament William posed the deputation. (Continued from page 3) Equipment to Unit Randolph Hearst Trophy Tate-Brown Co. awarded an- 880-yard — Spyre, High nually to the best collegiate run Point, Charlotte, rifle team. first; Ozmant, High Point, N.C. On Monday and Wednesday of this As the match was by Psychology second; College Pharmacy held correspond- Class Will Brown, Davidson. Time THIRD FLOOR week, the local unit of the R. O. T. C. ence, the results are 2:15.5' min- still unknown. Start Practical utes. "Davidson'sService DrugStore" battalion was provided with new uni- Manager G. Work " L. Greene led the scor- Hendrix, forms, "A" and B" companies being ing in this, the final Pole vault— High Point, " match.of the sea- Dr. Hood's class in the psychology first; Hilton, High Point, second; served on Monday, while C" and "D" son. The men competing Pea- and their of salesmanshipand advertisingare followed the usual drill schedule, and scores be- "DRUGS" "SODA" were as follows: ginning to do practical of the National Association, the opposite being true Wednesday. Greene, work in the Chemical on G. L. 178; F. H. Scott, 175; writing of advertisements. The being held in St. Petersburg, Complete The members of the band B. Simpson, class Fla. A DrugStore Were O. 173; D. P. Johnson, will appreciate an opportunity Professor equipped along with companies ; to pre- Thies will be the only rep- the on 171 C. B. Ross, 168. (Possible, 200.) pare slogans or appeals any Davidson, Monday and Wednesday. According for special resentative from as Dr. H. "Make Our Store Your Store" campaigns whichmay be carried on B. Arbuckle was unable to to Sergeant Burton, these new type on make the the campus. trip, although he previously uniforms are being adopted by many BandandGleeClubin had ReliablePrescription Druggists In addition to the writing of adver- planned to do so. of the R. O. T.C. units in schools and Steele Creek Program tisements, the class is making a com- Professor Thies will remain in St. WHITE DRUG COMPANY universities over the country. parison Because of the heavy between the advertisementsof Petersburg throughout the convention, rainstorm in today years "SUNDRIES" "PRESCRIPTIONS" progress between Davidson and those of ten ago. The hence he is not expected to return to Quadwrangler and Steele result of this study Club to Creek, the Concert Band and is that advertise- Davidson until Friday. Glee ments today depend upon skillful Meet Tomorrow Night Club were forty-five minutes late at ex- 4 pression and less on size flaring » their concert in Berryhill High and School, colors. The class now The Quadwranglers Club will meet in Steele Creek, Thursday evening, it participating in a research in the psychology tomorrow night at 7:30 as announced March 22. The musical organizations of the CARS FOR by Gwynn, types of advertising that get Union Theological Dr. P. H. secretary of the left Davidson about 7:30 p. m.,and ar- results. Seminary club. Election The results of this research will be an- of officers and a talk rived at their destination about an RENT by nounced at some date. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Dr. F. E. Blythe will be the fea- hour later. future ♥ tures of the program. Under the direction of J. Christian The "Quadwranglers" Club a so- Pfohl, a program years is somewhat similar to Prof. ThiesRepresents Qulf and Oil Distinguished for 121 in the whole cial organization of the faculty that the one presented here Friday evening Qas meets bi-weekly. College at Present officers of was rendered by the two groups to the Convention field of Theological Education,particularly the group are: Fulcher, H. E. presi- small audience which managed to wade Professor dent;Capt. F. M. Cochran, Oscar Julius Thies, asso- making vice-presi- through (the mud to Berryhill High ciate professor of chemistry, left M. P.HENDERSON inthe of Preachers. dent, andP. H. Gwynn, secretary. School. here last Saturday to attend the;convention