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VOLUME XXXI LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA MONDAY, OCT. 11, 1937 Richmond Hallett Fight ing Squadron Conquers Wildcats 7-0; o Entertain Successful >rps For In Openings Paul Shu Leads Institute's Yictorv March eek End Appearances STATE'S FINEST BACK EXPLODER JINX chedule Practicall Same Kilbourne Reception Improving Team Ls Last Year Decorations Used to Give Commandant Reveals Novel Appearance Uses Relentless (it. 11—The VMI Corps of With just a tinge of winter in the £ts will be in Richmond, Va., air, a happy crowd of cadets and Power In Game )ct. 16 to attend the annual their dates together with ever By SNAKE SCARBURGH all game between the Univer faithful riotous alumni were pres- The Fighting Squadron played ent Friday and Saturday nights, ty of Richmond's Spiders and the host to Davidson College last Sat- when the 1938 Hop Committee jgtitute's Fighting Squadron. The urday on Alumni Field as the two made its initial bow of the sea- recutive office and headquarters institutions renewed their 33-year son, in presenting Opening Hops, working for an early comple old rivalry. As 2,200 ardent fans with Mai Hallett and his orches- [of final plans which corres- huddled under umbrellas, raincoats tra. practically to those of last and capes the Keydets completely The train schedule, time and Decorations Different outplayed the Wildcats in every kgements have had final ap- The gym w.as daily decorated department of the game to win by fkl, but the administrative de- with flags and evergreens not in the score of 7-0. are at this time, awaiting the keeping with the usual scheme of Shu Stars Again [•intendent's signature. decoration, but nevertheless prov- Again the sensational sophomore Train Schedule ed that a change from the set type halfback Paul Shu was the spear- »$1S.OMl«r transportation of the corps of paper decorations is sometime head of VMI's attack as he con- mMm, $3.95 up e by a train of eleven day welcome. tributed all of the Squadron's |ies which will leave East Lex- The gym was gaily decorated1 points and made 130 out of the 215 on at 11:30 p. m., Oct. 15 and for everyone, Mai Hallett and his yards gained rushing. Shu's out- M arrive in Richmond Saturday boys soon had the assemblage in I standing performance of the aft- 16 at 6:30 a. m. Assembly for the spirit of the occasion. Especi- j ernoon was in leading the sustain- eturn trip Sunday morning ally pleasing were the antics of | ed scoring drive from VMI's 35 at 10:20 and arrival in "Tiny Joe" Carbonero, who with] yard marker to the double stripe ton will be late the same his fiddle kept the crowd laugh- at the other end of the field. Tne son. ing throughout the set. Charley elusive back carried the ball five Cost Blage, versatile drummer and successive times for the respective Frankie Carl featured pianist, were gains of 11, 15, 19. 3 and 7 yards, id trip railroad fare will be also good. The torch singer with the last 7 yard sprint going over md admission to the game the band sang well. for the score. Then Shu calmly $1.00. The commissary will booted the oval through the up- ich Cadet $2.00 for meals. Mai Hallett came to VMI after an extended tour of the- Warner rights for the extra point. This rates at the John Marshall, tally was the only one in the game md, Wm. Byrd, and Capital vaudeville circuit. Hallett, who speaks with a slight Harvard ac- although VMI passed up three more M|NB: may be reduced to $1.00 cent. is unique in the fact that his scoring .chances and the Wildcats sr person provided 4 men are as- band has remained together for missed their one golden opportuni- gneijfcto each room. Free accomo- years with comparatively few ty early in the first quarter. itions for Cadets will be at Gray's Tne aDove picture snows raul changes, and he is regarded as one ctrensivc drives that have placed the ball across the double-stripe Wildcats' Only Threat Stopped rmory. Restaui^nts, cafes and Shu, Alexandria, Va., boy, in a VMI's Fighting Squadron in the of the best road bands in the bus- and then coolly kicked the extra The Wildcats started out like ning rooms of any price range characteristic pose. It is Shu iness. win column. Last Saturday, be- they had intentions of making it Hjllftund. Train and game tick who has consistently provided hind magnificent blocking, it was point for a victory over Davidson seven in a row over VMI. Once Hops A Success !l be issued in the Post Ex the spark and personally led the the Third Classman that carried for the first time in C years. they had the ball, Davidson start- _ fcSJZlf The Hop Committee announced ed marching down the field, led ^^ fttge starting at 7:15 p. m. on that the Hops were a success, and by Gray Hunter, 148 pound slip- night. although the tea dance on Satur- Inter-Battalion Football Game Announced By Maj. Ramey pery back, the Wildcats drove on Game Formation day afternoon following the game Admission To Be Charged; throujh to VMI's 5 yard line after •Corps will arrive and depart seemed at first to be dampened by Funds To Go For Dennis had returned Paul Shu's ihmond at the Main Street the inclement weather, the stud- ASCE Members A.I.E.E. Holds punt 15 yards to midfield. But On arrival in the capital ents from W. and L. put in a good Roanoke Trip when the five yard stripe had .been !adets will be dismissed un appearance according to custom.! At Convention Sat. Meeting This year under the direction of reached the Squadron decided le for assembly at 1:40 p. m. A slight drizzle Saturday night Oct. 10—Arriving tonight after Captain Horn, of the Class of Major Ramey, Intramural Direc- that things had gone too far and intersection of Boulevard appeared to have no effect on the spending three days in Boston, '36 and recently appointed tor, an Inter-Battalion football proceeded to turn back the Greens- (Monument avenues. The spirit nor size of the crowd for a Mass., where they attended the game will be played. Companies boro lads in their only serious will march to the station bevy of beautiful girls, a win over structor at the Institute for the national meeting of the ASCE, the A, B and C. of the first Battalion scoring threat. ill be dismissed from there Davidson, and the realization that coming year, was the principal will oppose D, E and F of the sec- :he train formation the next the Hops were almost over were VMI delegation composed of Spohr, speaker at the American Institute ond Battalion. The game will be Wildcats Hold Twice The Squadron soon scored in the ample reasons why the crowd had Shanklin, Wainwright, Norberg, of Electrical Engineers' bi-weekly played before Thanksgiving, and Entertainment Second quarter when Shu went the best time in years at Openings. and McKenzie brought with theip meeting held Saturday morning. at the close of the regular schedule [the first complete check, Ca- on a ball-carrying spree but they stories of the most successful and His address was given following of the touch football. irst Captain Jess Powell re- 100 Per cent Corps In Roanoke missed other chances when the educational trip taken by any of the reading of the minutes by the that some 524 members of The purpose of this game this Wildcats tightened with their backs Compliment Corps to the wall. In the early minutes Jorps exclusive of Rat and the Civil men in some time. organization's secretary, F. M. Say- year is two-fold. First, in order to Ity squads have signified their of the second half the Squadron On Recent Showing Left Thursday ford. Captain Horn spoke about stimulate interest in football among ions of going to Richmond, marched 56 yards from their own The excellent showing of the his job with the DuPont rayon the Cadets who are not out for shows, night clubs, and ho- Leaving last Tuesday, the dele- 39 to Davidson's 5 yard stripe, this corps during the special ceremonies company in Richmond, and brought varsity or rat teams, thereby get- "" vill furnish diversion which gation arrived in Boston in time time led by Andy Trzeciak, but when General Kilbourne became ting some "finds" for varsity spring difficult for the average holi- for the opening meeting Wednes- out several very interesting points were halted In the shadow of the superintendent has drawn much practice. The second purpose oound Cadet to discover. The day morning. The highlight of on air conditioning. He also told goal line. Again in the last quar- favorable comment. The follow- which is an idea conceived upon Commanders will play for a the trip came when the group were his audience what the young en- ter, after Bud Kavor picked up ing are the excerpts from a few by the Intramural Director and e at the John Marshall Hotel invited to lunch at the Engineer's 20 yards on a beautiful faked kick of the letters received at head- gineer might expect to find on his his council is to charge admission ;h is a free affair to Cadets Club in Boston as the guest of the Squadron pushed on to the quarters: forst job. to the game and use the recepts Institute staff members. Civi Colonel Gunby of Winchester, as a part of the Intramural fund Wildcats 5 yard marker but again will be charged $1.50. The A letter from Louis Johnson, as- Mass., and Mr. H. W. Dennis, pres- W. J. Walker, '39, was the sec- they held and Trzeciak tried a sistant secretary of war states: built up to be applied and used twood Supper Club and Coun ident of the California Light and ond speaker on the morning's pro- for tickets for those Cadets who drop kick which was no good.. "It was indeed a privilege to Club of Virginia will also fea Power Company. The Engineers' gram. He had chosen "Electricity are financially unable to go to the Captain Williams Stars For David- speak at the Virginia Military Insti- Saturday night post-game Club in Boston is the oldest of its Thanksgiving football game in son tute on Friday morning. The high Aloft" as his subject in which he type in the United States. Roanoke, and thus get the Corps Captain Bailey Williams played traditions of the Institute must al- explained the intricate system of 100 per cent in Roanoke. The a great game for the losers. Wil- ways be an inspiration and a mat- the wiring of the lights and other Alumni Active Inspect M. L T. And Harvard charge will be reasonable, and as it liams handled the kicking duties ter of pride to every Virginian. e Richmond Alumni Club un- On Thursday the delegation electrical appratus in the airplane. is to be advertised in Lexington for Davidson and averaged over I want to compliment you on the he presidency of Mr. Binford split and part of the men went to He pointed out the remarkable there is every reason for a large 40 yards with his left footed boots. splendid appearance and bearing is active in cooperating with Harvard on a tour of inspection progress that electrical experts crowd. Captain Williams also handled the of the troops which escorted us in- lumni Secretary, Jimmy Cul- while the other half visited the have made in that field. The en- left flank of the Wildcats' line in to the grounds, and express my r, and in seeking to aid the Massachusetts Institute of Techno- tire talk was interesting and in- Qualifications For Players great style and grabbed a couple appreciation of your courtesy on enjoyment of the trip logy. While in Boston the VMI forming. Only those men who have played of passes for nice gains. Hunter, hief paddle- d desire to see the game un- this happy occasion." delegation had the honor of meet- in one or more touch football Harrison and Dennis did most of mia fraterni- favorable circumstances as Robert W. Massie, President of ing Professor Spofford of M. I. T., games will be allowed to play in the ball carrying for Davidson. . The early date and lack the Board of Vistiors says: this game. The men who make that he h "> who has written many books on NEXT CADET TUESDAY Andy Trzeciak played a great ious knowledge has hinder- want to congratulate you on the all-tournament teams and cer- game for VMI, proving again that Wi<|.- Worlil Civil Engineering. ex-cadet organization in its on the fine military schedules you tain others selected by the Intra- he is an able field general. Trze- The VMI unit had the unique dis- to aid cadets. prepared and executed during the Due to the confusion result- mural Director will be asked to ciak tossed two beautiful passes tinction of being the most dis- recent celebrations. I also want play. No one will be required to to Ray Taylor to put the Squadron news, however, is the re- tant chapter to be represented at ing from a Corps trip and a to congratulate the corps upon thair play and his willingness to play in scoring position twice and pick- :able display of pro-VMI spirit the meeting. Mr. Hastings, vice- desire to get good pictures from fine appearance, both at parade will be signified two weeks before ed up some nice yardage with the the capital and the unusual president of the ASCE and con- city dailies, the VMI Cadet will and reviews, and be sure to say to the date of the game, in writing. ball. Phil Chapman played an- •Plrit of hospitality with which the tact man for the VMI unit, was the new cadets how well pleased be published Tuesday, Oct 19, The winning battalion will re- other nice game and Bud Kovar Corps has been received in the one of the principal speakers at all of us were at their fine march- instead of Monday. ceive 100 points for each company was up to his usual top form. Ko- Past and will receive upon arrival the national meeting. in Richmond on next Saturday. (Continued on Pas* Et*U) (Continued on Pace Eigto) (OoatinMd OB ras« •) ALUMNI Col. Dodson Chemists Receive Teaching Fellowships With the Alumni Year Ago in the Dies In By Eddie Clark CADET

BILL KANE, '37, writes in form Philippines By PHIL CHASE West Virginia where he is working November 8, 1907: We appear this Former Commandant for a Philadelphia Engineering Cor- week under our new, or rather poration. Believed Victim Of revised name—The Cadet. After "I am working here stringing a much consideration and thought the Heart Attack power line. (Imagine a good old board has decided that The Cadet The news of the death Tuesday L. A. boy turning to engineering). is a much better name for our of Lieutenant-Colonel Richard The work is pretty hard and the weekly than Keydet. Stearnes Dodson, Coast Artillery hours long, and it's not so bad." October, 1909: Corps to get new Corps, United States Army, at Fort A. I. GINSBERG, '36, sends in rifles. The war department has Mills, Philippine Islands, was re- a long letter from Monahans, Tex.: announced that VMI will be given ceived at the Institute on Oct. 7. "I just got back last night from a trip to Old Mexico, San Antonio, the new and lighter Springfield Although his brother, E. Griffith army rifles to replace the Krag's Dodson, Clerk of the Virginia and back here to the Oil Patch as we call the territory around heretofore used. Black cartridge House of Delegates, said that he boxes will also be issued for use had received no details of his Monahans. It might interest you to know that while on my little with white belts in full dress in brother's death or of any funeral place of tan boxes. arrangements, it is supposed that journey 1 saw CAPTAIN WATERS Colonel Dodson died of a heart at- at Fort Sam Houston. I also vis- November, 1910: The Virginia tack. He was known to suffer ited MAJOR WILTSHIRE who Military Institute was closed to- from heart trouble before he was is not stationed there permanently day until Jan. 4 because of sick- stationed in the Philippines, a spot but is there on maneuvers. When ness. General E. W. Nichols, the particularly unhealthy for ail- I drove up in front of Captain Superintendent, read the order af- ment of that type. W. E. CLARKE J. P. FERRY Water's quarters, I started up to ter breakfast roll call this morn- the door and heard someone call Was Commandant These two members of last year's First Class now have teaching fellowships at leading Universities. Clarke ing. The streets of Lexington from the Bachelors quarters next is at George Washington University where he divides his time between teaching General Chemistry and were lively with cadets prepar- Colonel Dodson was Comman- door. Who was it but LONG, E. M. studying advanced chemistry. Ferry is at the University of Akron and is interested primarily in the chem- ing to return to their homes for dant of Cadets here at the Insti- '37, who is on active duty there. tute from 1927 to 1932, was a istry of rubber; he holds the Firestone Fellowship. the long furlough. There are 12 graduate of the Army War Col- I don't know if PODO EMER- Cadets in the hospital with typhoid lege and the Coast Artillery E. A. COCKEY, '33 is with the SON is back with you or not, fever and the water supply is very VMI Graduate but he was out here this summer. School. Third Class C. C .C. Company S-63 at Doncaster low. This action is the result of He was a native of Norfolk, son Named Dean Maryland. LT.-COL. CHAIRLES W. Believe me they were really get- a special meeting of the Board of of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. A. THOMAS, JR., of Fort Benning, ting the work out of him. He was Visitors. Dodson. He was graduated from Hears Talk (Times-Dispatch) Georgia, was in Birmingham, Ala., a pipeliner and the men in his Oct. 1915: Oh Nell! Look who's recently with an exhibition rein- VMI in the Class of 1906 and was Dr. H. C. Byrd, president of the gang called him ^Biscuit Eating here. Concrete sentry box replaces forced battalion of the 29th Infan- first Jackson Hope medalist. University of Maryland, announc- Emerson.' that sacred wooden affair. "It's a Bv Alumnus try. Two years later he received his ed yesterday appointment of Dr. I understand BOB WHEELOCK scorcher" remarked the chief car- degree in Civil Engineering at W. P. Keithley Tells Thomas H. Taliaferro as dean of is at Alabama University this year penter, "and I'll bet the entire corps Cornell University. After a brief Of Experiences the faculty and special adviser to WADDEY WILSON, '37, writes after spending last winter at Tex- with a dozen battering rams can't period as a civil engineer he en- In Venezuela the president on "general educa- from M. I. T. that there are sev- as A. & M. budge it." Doc Hinty (as it was tered the Coast Artillery Corps as Almost all young men at some tional matters." > eral boys up there from school. MOE RIFE, x-'37, is working here called) is sunk eighteen inches in time in their lives are bitten by in the field. He is a tool pusher. a Second Lieutenant. Dr. Taliaferro has been the dean Among them are W. K. George, x'39 the ground and covered with fee 1 LEON BELL of '35 is located at Advances Steadily the bug of "Foreign Service." Last of the college of art and sciences Douglas, '36, G. Moore, x-'38. best grade of imported tin. Un- ! Odessa, Texas just 36 miles from Advancing through the various Saturday morning "Colonel Marr for 10 years. The new dean came quote. They don't know the half here, but as yet have never seen grades, he was commissioned Lieu-1 invited W. P. Keithley, a gradu- to the University of Maryland in EDGAR WTLSON, '37, is now of it—"Doc Hinty" was disinteg- or heard from him. tenant-Colonel in 1934. He served j ate of the class of 1934 to talk to 1907 and developed the college of with duPont and doing fine from rated very successfully by one very in the World War and participated the surveying sections of the Third engineering in 1921, becoming pro- what we hear. I run into different fellows all late Third Class (1937 note). What in the Battle of St. Mihiel, in the Class. fessor of mathematics, and in 1927 the time here, but I can assure we need now is a dynamite proof Mr. Keithley has just complet- steel tank for the sentinel, prefer- Meuse-Argonne offensives, and the was appointed dean of arts and JOHN IVEY RUFF who is with you that those of us who have ed a three year contract in Vene- ably sans windows. Toul Sector defenses. sciences. the Tennessee Steel writes that the easiest time out here still have A period of tropical service fol- zeula with one of the major U. S. plenty of hardships. For instance, Dr. Taliferro a graduate of the "Ad" Dewey '37, and Hal Thread- October 1916: A plan adopted by lowed, during which he was adjut- oil companies. He is now in the in February, March and April we Virginia Military Institute, form- craft are also down there in Bir- the First Class for the government ant of the coast defenses at Manila, U. S. on an official leave of ab- have the sandstorms. During that erly was president of the Florida mingham with him. and all are of new cadets seems to be a suc- Subic Bay, Philippine Is. He re- sence, which is included in the season we have to wear goggles State Agricultural College, and doing O. K. for themselves and cess in every way, so far. Hazing turned to VMI in 1927 as professor ! contract. He will be married on with fur rims around them to aided in development of the Uni- VMI. He also tells us that Russ a thing of the past. 'ILet 'em keep the sand out of our eyes. It of military science and tactics and j this visit to the United States and versity of Florida. He also served Cunningham, "36, is now in the G.- alone," is the new motto. It has is merely a desert out here but man commandant of cadets, devoting!bis wife will follow him to Vene- as an instructor at V. M. I., aided M. Corporation, and that Billy been very hard to make any head- seem to go everywhere in his five years to this service. izuela. in organization of the Missouri Smith, '35 owns his own lumber way because the regulations are search for oil. No one lives here The next four years were spent j On Survey Military Academy, and was Pro- yard there in Birmingham. All of very loose, but any severe cases except those connected with the at Fort Hancock, N. J., where he! Since August 1934 Keithley has fessor of Mathematics at Pennsyl- these boys seem to be doing fine. will be taken up by the Commit- 1 oil industry, and those profiteers commanded the Fifty-second been on survey work in the vania State College. tee on Class relations. Coast Artillery, (railway). ; jungles of Venezuela. An area as who are seeking to make money PRINCE ALLI BENDO RAY- March 1917: Corps makes excel- Survivors j large as that of the State of Maine from them. Wages are much high- MON MESSICK, x-'38, warf a visi- lent showing at the inauguration Surviving are his wife, the for-'has been explored, mapped and er than at other placees but the Alumni Notes tor at Opening Dances. When ap- of President Wilson. On Sunday, mer Miss Nell Mullins of Martins- j proved. Not only has the survey cost of living is extremely high proached by the press, the Prince March 4, the battalion entrained at ville; a son, Richard S. Dodson, | work .been done from the ground here. Following is the list of the reiterated his previous statement East Lexington via C. & O. railroad •36; two daughters, Mrs. Paul j but also all the territory is flown which appeared in a Roanoke pap- The average oil field worker for Washington. Despite the wise Arthur Roy and Miss Elinor | and photographed from the air, the alumni who signed the reigster in er, that he would not consider an gets paid twice a month and is cracks, the corps really did go and Green Dodson. j picture being used by the geolo- alumni hall during the recent In- augural Exercises: offer from his local professional broke two days after his pay- the trip was a complete success, The following order was pub-j gists to detect formations favor- check is received. They pay for able L. E. Johnson, Louisville, Ky., football club to play end because to the cadets at least. lished to the Corps at supper Oct. to oil. their rooms and Foard and buy All of the survey work is on 1925. he wishes to retain his amateur October 1919: Post Exchange to 7: themselves a pair of shoes and a the metric system, distances are J. Clifford Miller, Jr., Richmond, standing so that he may play when move to academic bulding. Ever It has become the duty of the pair of pants and shirt, and then taped and checked by stadia, tra- Va., 1928. he returns to VMI next fall. since 1910 the P. E. has been carry- Superintendent to announce to of- blow in the rest in some dance verses are run by the needle but Tazewell Ellett, Richmond, Va., ing on a flourishing business in the ficers and cadets the death of hall. At times it seems downright directions checked at every 5 kilo- 1906. Q. M. D. building and Peter Wray Lieutenant Colonel Richard Stearns Brother Rat Cast To Visit disgusting to see how some of meters by sun shots. Closed tra- A. H. Morgan, Winchester, Va., now needs more room to move Dodson, C. A. C., U. S. Army, on Institute these boys woTk like dogs for fif- verses over 100 kilometers in boun- 1930. his busy body around in. The old October 5, 1937, at Fort Mills, Cor- teen days and then go in and get dary are very common. A rather Frank McCarthy announced re- third class physics lab has been regidor Island, Manila Bay. The R. O. Edwards, Radford, Va., rid of what they have made in one unusual system is that of deter- cently that the cast of Brother Rat chosen as the new site for the cause of his death has not been as- 1908. night. Then they stay broke un- mining the "personal factor" of has made plans to stop for a brief P. E. certained. James R. Gilliam, Jr., Lynchburg, til next payday. While they are an instrument man for stadia work, visit at the Institute when they Colonel Dodson was the first Va., 1910. broke they are much better work- March 1920: Robert W. Massie of by the use of this correction fac- pass through Lexington on the way distinguished graduate of the Vir- J. C. Hagan, Richmond, Va., ers for then they cannot drink. Lynchburg has been nominated to tor, their stadia traverses can be to Roanoke after filling an < ginia Military Institute, of the 1921. I cannot class myself as one of the succeed Rorer A. James of Dan- made to check up to an accuracy gagement in Harrisonburg. No in- class of 1906. He was commission- S. B. Marshall, Washington, D. average oil field workers because ville, on the Board of Visitors of of formation as to the length of their ed Second Lieutenant ln the Coast I 1-3500. C., 1894. they have money two days a the Virginia Military Institute. at VMI has been obtained, but it Artillery Corps in May, 1910, ris- No White Help J. K. King, Roanoke, Va., 1917. month and I am always broke. Yet is thought that that they will ing through the dfferent grades in All the survey help are peons, R. L. Wallace, Chase City, Va., I wouldn't want to be any place merely look over the scene which Up until 1909 the Institute used this corps to Lieutenant Colonel backwoods Indians who cannot 1924. else as it is indeed a fascinating they have been depicting. Kragg rifles but went to Spring- in October, 1934. read or write, but who can be P. D. Troxler, Richmond, Va., country." Colonel Dodson was detailed as taught to chain with good accu- 1926. fields that year. professor of Military Science and racy. At one time Keithley was F. J. McCarthy, New York, N. Y. Tactics at this institution in 1927, jin the back ^ungle with a party 1933. and remained until 1932 serving! ^ saw no otheT white man f0r W. P. Keithley, Caripilo, Vene- You will find WE WELCOME YOU also as Commandant of Cadets. three months. zuela, 1934. Gifts & Cards For Every During his service here as in other Few Auto Accidents Back to Lexington His observation on the life and fields of effort, he was faithful Pictures Of Football Team Now Occasion At We Carry Parker, Shaeffer Pen & Waterman Fountain and efficient in the discharge of country were very amusing. Vene- Available his duties. zuela has a most effective law ap- Pens and Also V. M. I. Stationery Pictures of the 1937 Varsity Mildred Miller's Gift Shop plied to highway accidents. After All associated with the Virginia Football Squad have now been WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE Miltary Institute unite in sympa- an accident, all survivors (if any) made available to the Corps of "AH The Big Bugs Stop Here" thy for the family of this gallant, are carried straight to jail no mat- Cadets and anyone else who may Next To State Theatre able, and devoted soldier. ter if they were only innocent RICE'S DRUG STORE passengers. This means that there be interested Bobby Butler, By command of Major General manager of the squad, ln room Kilbourne. are very few auto accidents. Call 61 Phone 41 Unlimited Future 107, is selling the pictures to R. B. Helfrich, BSEE '37, recent- Mr. Keithley says that there are all comers for seventy five cents ly joined the General Electric Com- unlimited opportunities for a apiece. A copy of the picture pany as student engineer. At pres- young engineer in this country in which was taken recently by a ent Helfrich is located in the Erie, survey work, construction, mining person whose identity could net J.Ed Deaver&Sons N. Y. plant at the Company and and highway building. Few like be learned, is prominently dis- Clothiers ft Furnishers Welcome Cadets played in the show window of Phillips at Schenectady N. Y. it, however and of the men hired Phone 25 HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL MEN'S FURNISHINGS plant. very few complete their contracts. the Past Exchange. Dissertation On After Hops Slumber; '39 Approve Rings; Transfers Hold Up ROTC Second Class Checks Approved Tactics for Profs, and Cadets Discuss D yke Friday, October 8, Lieutenant Engineers In Some people are bothered by same time as a shield for the eyes, Show Gets At a meeting of the Second Class Coyle, in reference to the ROTC not being able to sleep while oth- the sleet>er makes himself as com- in J. M. Hall Thursday night, the checks, said today that they will ers have trouble in sleeping too fortable as possible and begins his Early Start final decisions as to size and en- probably not be issued for two Post Hop much. The purpose of this paper, nap. If the supporting arm fails to graving were, rendered on class weeks yet. He explained the de- however, is to dwell on those un- do its part, the head falls with an rings. lay in saying that there are a Watt Ellerson Begins number of men in the cavalry who fortunates, who, due to lack of abrupt and startling movement Mr. James L. Deck representa- Meeting Plans For Easter must either be dropped or trans- sleep at night, are prone to nap- which attracts the teacher's atten- tive of the Herff-Jones Company, Theatrical ferred, and until this matter is ping during the daylight hours. tion and calls forth a rebuke. with whom the order is placed, The A. S. C. E. Has Many cleared up, the checks cannot be We all know best about VMI men, The teacher, being equally fa- This year the Second Class is brought the unfinished rings for issued. Interesting Speakers For so let us take them as our subject. tigued, has difficulty in keeping planning to change the usual size tests. The rings will be de- Meeting Of Last Sat. The best time for a study of this his lecture flowing smoothly with- thing of skits about Barracks life livered on or around November 20, kind is a Saturday morning fol- Foust Selected To Honor Oct. 9—Today the VMI Chapter out having a lulling effect on the in the Second Class Show. Believ- Mr. Deck said. lowing a dance. Court By First Class class. By changing his position and ing that those who come to see To Be Green Gold of the ASOE held a post-Hop meet- A meeting of the first class was As the class forms in front of posture often enough, the class these shows from outside barracks The '39 ring will be green gold ing that was marked by many in- held after supper on October 5. barracks there is a general mur- may be disturbed into wakeful- have grown tired of these skits, with a set of blue spinel stone. teresting features. Major General President Fiedler presided and the mur of thanksgiving for the fact ness. This is accomplished by lean- and the Cadets also would like a Following the precedent estab- Charles E. Kilbourne, Institute principal business discussed was the that, at least, there will be no reci- ing against the wall; by sitting on change, the Second Class is plan- lished by a large majority of VMI Superintendent, was guest speak- selection of an additional member tations. Climbing slowly and ning to run a regular three-act classes, there will be no individ- er, and student talks were delivered of the Honor Court chosen from drowsily up the stairway, there is play this year. The play is to be ual sets used, and the engraving by Cadets Rubira, Slessman, Adams and by the first class. Jimmy the usual commentary on the suc- preferably, one written by a mem- will also be similar to other class and Beebe. Foust was selected. cess of the dance the preceding ber of the Second Class and some rings in the past. Charrington Presents Kilbourne Mess jackets were picked as the night and by the time the class- of the boys have already turned in Dress Undecided The president of the local engin- uniform for opening hops on Fri- room is reached everyone is ready rough forms for their contributions. An important question was eer group, Randolph Charrington, day and paletots for Saturday. for, and expecting, an effortless The Commanders and and the brought up as to whether coatees presented the Superintendent who hour and an opportunity to add to Glee Club, as plans stand now, will or mess jackets will be worn to gave a few private observations last night's meager store of sleep. also be used throughout the show. the Ring Figure at Thanksgiving. on life and complimented Col. J. Bill Irving, '39 president, said that A. Anderson for founding the so- Working Hard May Rent Play this point, so vital to Second class- ciety at VMI. He also gave his From long experience, the class If, however, there is no one men, will be settled at an early reasons for increasing the num- has learned . the several ways of in Barracks who produces a play good enough or suitable for the meeting. ber of men who recently attend- spending the hour with the least effort and the greatest apparent Second Class Show, the plans now ed the national convention. attention. First, to create a good are to use a good play which will For the benefit of the blood pres- MAKERS Of TV* Rubira Tells Of AAA impression and at the same time be bought from some very promi- sure of those who fear the "Red WHITE PALETOT From one who has had a great meaning to make use of them some nent publisher. menace" on college campuses, Bliv- AND IMI deal of personal experience, came day, the notes on the board are one corner of the desk; leaning on Early Tryonts en found his interviewees were (1) a talk on an important government MESS JACKETS the back of a convenient chair; or The decision in this matter will not radicals, liberals or progres- branch of the present administra- \\ ANO moom MIW pacing up and down the front of be made in the near future and sives, (2) not Communists or Fas- 1 tion the AAA. Rubira gave a des- cists, (3) were, instead, conserva- the room. Supplements to these rehearsals and tryouts will begin cription of his work with the Crop tive, critical and hardheaded. — 'I \ v. M. I. are: twirling a watch-chain; swing- as soon as this decision has been control bureau from personal (ACJP) ing a pointer; or sudden and start- made. It is hoped that plenty of knowledge. The Second Classman ling bursts of speech. If a sleeper time will be given to the produc- told of the plane table and public is awakened occasionally by an at- tion of this year's Second Class land survey methods used by the tempt at wit by the teacher, the Show and that a finished product FRANK THOMAS CO. government in determining the waning attention of the class may will be turned out at the Easter REMINGTON NORFOLK,VA. amount of money that would be be temporarily recalled. dances. paid farmers for their losses sus- Typewriters Easily Waked tained in plowing under crops. The students, however, after sev- JEWELRY General Kilbourne interrogated the eral occasions of this sort, become Laundry Allows R. C. A. speaker on several points. used to the interruptions and de- From Your Own Design Salesmen In The Artie velop the ability to sleep through Some Increases Buckingham & Flippin Food for the imaginations of VICTOR it all, but so lightly that at any Lynchburg Va. many was a talk delivered on ex- unusual sound or a nudge from a A memorandum has recently C R O SLEY periences in the Hudson Bay coun- copied. When this has been ac- neighbor, they awaken. There is been received from the Superin- try. Don Slessman gave a talk complished and the pencil and an art in 'being able to resume tendent and addressed to Colonel Stromberg Carlson Burress stating that a permit sub- on the advantage and disadvantages paper restored to their proper consciousness and at the same time mitted by several first and second FADA of life in the shadow of the mag- places, the next thing is to settle leave the teacher in doubt as to Eat 220 Bread classmen has been approved. The netic pole. Slow trains, boats oneself for an unobserved and un- whether a rebuke is merited. The Judge For Yourself permit asked for an increase in .boasting of a large crew stuck interrupted nap. There are two approved method is, on awakening, RADIOS the number of articles of laundry Lynchburg Steam Bakery on sandbar, trading posts, Indians, variations to this proceeding. to sit quietly without moving the marooned sailors in the Hudson which is sent out each week by the Inc. How to Sleep head until sufficient time has Everything Musical Bay, and Eskimos, and searching cadets. The first, and at the same time passed for the eyes to resume their parties were subjects that threw an And Electrical the least comfortable and more normal appearance and for the The memorandum stated that interesting light on the personal ex- difficult, is to sit erect in the seat pupil to see if he happens to be the this plan will be tried out. If the Myers Hardware Co. periences of one cadet. one called on. If he is to ibe the Expert Radio Repair with hands folded in the lap. The burden proves too great on the Colt Revolvers Adams Delivers Oration head is kept upright with the neck victim, the question in all likeli- laundry, it will be neccessary to Guns hood, will be repeated. After a "Alphabet" Adams gave next a rigid. As sleep descends and the cut down on the number of ar- Kleanbore Shells and scholarly discussion on "The Ad- eyes grow heavy, the head falls lengthy period of apparent ticles allowed. In return, the laun- Weinberg's Ammunition vance of Science." The report of either forward or backward with thoughtfulness, during wheih a dry expects no accumulation of PHONE 78 suitable answer may be prepared, the meeting would have it that a series of slight jerks which end several weeks dirty wash sent out the Head is raised in a calm, self- the talk was extremely humorous. in a final painful snap, waking the all at once. All articles over al- composed manner and the answer Details at this time are lacking, sleeper sufficiently for him to re- lowances will be sent back un- is delivered in an assuring man- Proctor And Gamble store his head to its original posi- washed and disciplinary action will We Are Prepared To Serve You At Any Time ner. Roger Reebe, the final speaker, tion. This is continued until the be taken. Choice Sea Foods Carefully Prepared and Tastily Cooked made an appeal to the members end of the hour, or until the teach- At the sound of the bell, the The articles and their increase Oysters and CUuns on the Half Shell due to speak in the future, to er becomes sufficiently distracted students return to a normal sitting in allowance are: Direct from Cape Charles, Va. give careful consideration to their to have the sleeper awakened. position and collect their caps and 7 instead of three dress shirts. subjects and methods of 'delivery. The second method of sleeping, books while the teacher regains an 7 instead of 4 shorts (underwear) Try Our Special Sea Food Platter while more comfuru.'. •» is less erect posture and, after an ex- 7 instead of 4 shirts, underwear. Continuing in his discussion, Beebe SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO CADETS—AND BEASONABLE PRICES gave a detailed description of the easily concealed. The l_pressure of 2500 pounds and at a tem- so many years before—fight. In the first perature of 940 F. This pressure is stitution which has clung tenaciously to nearly 1000 pounds more than that five minutes, the rooters in uniform saw ideals that make men. VMI men bear a ut>>d for any other commercial unit now one Mr. Hunter and ten other Wildcats al- stamp wherever they go, and the new super- in service, and the temperature is most accomplish their purpose. But, no, intendent is an eminent example of the good Higher thank — it was still the Fighting Squadron, quality of manhood for which VMI stands. It represents the work of many men. This wire, 19/10,000 inch in diameter, and history did not repeat itself. The final is first tightly wound, 335 turns to the After all is said and done, higher learn Experts in mechanical design have inch, with the coils 1/1000 inch apart. score of 7-0 was merely a tribute to a gal- ing is successfl only when it has achieved * »lv«>d unique problems—for the shell After the wire receives this first "per- lant foe. of the turbine will have to withstand manent wave," it is coiled once more, some purposeful directions in the lives of jireMbureg equal to those that exist more The main point is this: The Corps of 70 turns to the inch, with 7/1000 inch its students. Floundering youths just out than half a mile below the surface of the between the turns. This reduces the Cadets and any organization connected with of college are numerous in these timed. H'-a. When the iinit ia completed, elec- original 20 inches of wire to a coil 5/8 VMI will go a long way before they will Many become with the idea of life's respon- trical and chemical engineers, metallur- inch long and having an outside diam- criticize their own team. No matter how sibility toward them, instead of the reverse. gists, and research workers will have eter of 310/10,000 inch. sorry the team and its spirit, the corps will contributed knowledge and experience For the most part they have escaped what- to it. These permanent waves pay real divi- yell just as loud and go just as far to sup- ever traditional background their Alma dends because tungsten wire becomes The design and construction of turbine- more brilliant as it is more closely com- port that team as if the same team was Mater may have, or have had. bound for the Rose Bowl. The Spirit of generators such as this is largely the pacted. This new process is only one of The fact that General Kilbourne, oncy a work of college graduates—some of many developments made by G-E VMI is such that a cadet or alumnus will whom entered G-E Test only a few engineers in the field of illumination—a not say the same things that students and cadet, can truly carry on in a VMI Spit *t, • < years ago. Thousands of other Test field which offers many opportunities alumni of other schools will. VMI has been highly indicative of something very * jid t men are engaged in the design, manu- to technically trained men. due for a break on the football field for a the VMI tradition—a quality perhaps that long time, and it is the opinion of this pap- other institutions scattered here ,nd yon er that so far this year's Fighting Squadron could emulate, in these time* to 4od pur- has given the corps and alumni real reason pose. j GENERAL § ELECTRIC RICHMOND NEXT SPIDERS TO BE GRIDIRON VICTIM SP ORTS :: CRUSHED SAT. On Fighting Squadron Downs Davidson Wildcats 7-0 the Harriers Meet Polo Team Shu Scores V.P.I. Here To Play In Lone Tally In Ball 2nd Quarter with Th is Week Near Future Wildcats Threaten Only Charlie Spohr to Lead Will Meet 16th Field Snake Scarburgh Cross Country Team One .Time; Hunter and Artillery from Fort Myer Williams Losers' Stars Wildcats Tamed In Opener Friday In Washington The Fighting Squadron ended (Continued From Page 1) With their opening encounter During the past week Captain the Davidson College reign over var, Chapman and Trzeciak were scheduled for this coming Friday Horton has been putting his squad the Keydet-Wildcat football rival- blocking like all-Americans while afternoon, the varsity harriers are of polo players through a series ry Saturday. The Greensboro ag- Shu sprinted behind them for re- taking their training more serious- of stiff practice sessions in order gregation had won six consecutive peated gains. The Squadron's ly than ever. The meet with V. to whip them into top-notch form contests and were out to make it pass defense was up to par and P. I. is two week's earlier than for the initial game of the season. seven but Paul Shu and the boys the Wildcats managed to complete the season's opener last year, and The team will step into some bang- had other ideas. Davidson put up only three heaves. consequently the runners aren't up competition in their starter a game fight and made two bril- VMI Kicked Off up to their usual opening meet which is to be played with the liant goal line stands but they Captain Al Fiedler won the toss condition. 16th Field Artillery Team of Fort were just not good enough for and elected to defend the West Myer. At the present time the the determined Squadron that is Colonel Read will probably send goal. Captain Williams kicked off date for the game has not been on its way to a successful season all ten of his steeplechasers for Davidson and it was taken by definitely set but it will in all The Wildcats made one threat- to the starting line on Friday in Bud Kovar on VMI's 12. On the probability be played on either ening drive to the VMI goal line an attempt to win. The meet will first play Kovar tried left tackle the 16th or the thirteenth of this and that came early in the first be run over VMI's difficult three- for a 5 yard gain. Trzeciak was month. period. Hunter led the march to j mile course. forced to kick on his third down the shadow of the Keydet's double! Tech Strong With the entire squad back from and it was taken by Hunter who last year, Captain Horton has been stripe only to have it turned' Comparatively little is known ran it back from his own 35 to able to. forego the necessity of around when the Squadron line j about the Tech cross-country midfield. Hunter smashed through teaching the fundamentals of the right guard for 13 and a first down. held like seven blocks of granite. men, but the squad is led by the game and has been able to devote Hunter skirted right end for 12 The Squadron scored on a bril- j veteran Long who won the mile his time to polishing up the boys' more and another first down. Den- liant drive from its own 35 yard | run in the state meet last spring, strokes and bumping technique and nis hit left tackle and picked up' line then stopped Davidson for the I it is believed their team is corn- to properly synchronize their team 2 yards. Ray Brittingham threw rest of the afternoon with ease. posed chiefly of middle-distance work. The probable line-up for Hunter for a 3 yard loss but on Paul Shu led the onslaught and men in varsity track and a few the game will be: Hugh Carr, No. the next play Beatty went over labeled himself the Old Dominion's long distance runners from their 1; Tango Smith, Captain, No. 2; right guard for 9 more. Hunter best halfback of the year. rat squd of last spring. Cheng Charrington, No. 3; Dick made it first down over left tackle. The gridiron rivalry between the Charlie Spohr and Frank Say- Hutchinson, No. 4. Mac Tabb, sub- Hunter again picked up 2 yards two schools dates back to 1904. It ford have been showing up well stitute. over right guard and Dennis added is one of the keenest rivalries in in recent practices and much is 4 more to put the ball on VMI's the South and brings together an- expected of them Friday. Cary 6 yard line. Hunter could only nually two of the country's gamest Flythe, Russ Ferrey, Tom Jef- Uncle Charlie get one more yard as the VMI and spirited elevens. frey, and Charlie Young will al- Davidson has a slight advantage line held, so the Squadron took so do their best to show the Equipment the ball on downs and Trzeciak in the number of games won and Techmen their heels. Eddie Gayle lost but VMI intends to even the immediately kicked out of danger Elliott Powell, Charlie Floyd and to VMI's 38 yard line. count in the next few years. The Rudolph Weiss will be engaging Manager Squadron also boasts of a string in their first competitive cross Hunter returned the kick 16 of six straight victories which yards to put Davidson in scoring country run and what they can Has Been In Charge started and stopped a decade or position again. But on the next do remains to be seen. Of Athletic Supplies so back. All the contests have play Hunter fumbled and Ray Tay- Coach Read's rat runners con- been close except a couple. Last For Fourteen Years lor recovered for VMI on his own tinue their daily training and are year the Wildcats downed the The forgotten man of all VMI 29 yard line. Shu and Phil Chap- showing much improvement. No Squadron 38-13 but back in 1903 athletic squads for the past four- man managed to pick up only 3 definite schedule has been ar- VMI won by a four touchdown mar- teen years is Charles N. Chittum, yard in two tries so Trzeciak kick- ranged for them but several meets gin. Wrestlers Holding better known to the Cadets as ed on the third down to David- are tentative. Eleven Iron Men Weekly Drills Intramurals Uncle Charlie. Uncle Charlie's of- son's 18 yard line where it was Most of the season has seen elev- By Lee Fosque ficial title is the school's equip- taken by Beatty who brought it en men play the entire games. Ray Squad Carries On Despite Lack of ment manager. There has never up to the 23. VMI held and Wil- been a more ardent supporter of Taylor, Red Echols, Dick Irby, Baby Squad Coach With only two more games for liams kicked to Chapman on his VMI in the annals of its history own 33 who returned it to the Woody Gray, Al Fiedler, Ray Brit- Beginning practice a month ear- each company to play in the soft than he. VMI 43. Shu passed 12 yards to tingham, Andy Trzeciak and Paul lier than usual to offset the dis- ball tourney, F. Company seems Ready For It is Uncle Charlie's job to Brittingham for a first down and Shu have practically seen 240 min- advantages of starting the season the sure winner. After turning utes of action in the four tilts. back D Co. on Friday by a score equip the teams and also to planted the oval in Davidson ter- coachless, the Tutorless Terrors' of ritory. Shu made 3 yards over Dick Strickler and Phil Chapman of 2 to 0 the Artillerymen find keep the uniforms clean and in Next Game the wrestling Squad have been hard center and Ray Taylor came around have played full games also with themselves on top. The game was repairs which is no little assign- left end on a reverse to gather Billy Roberson, Winston Coleman Squad Trains Hard; at work for the past week. So far, one of the best of the season with ment It is worth the trip to the and Larrick carrying their share Scrimmage Varsity the practices have consisted of ex- very few hits for either team. athletic supply room to see how 5 more. Shu was held around of the battle also. During Week ercises — sit-throughs, 'bicycling,' 'CIif' Weaver was on the mound neat and ship-shape he keeps the right end for no gain and Trze- bridges, conditioning workouts. for F Company and equipment. ciak kicked to the Davidson 9-yard Squadron Still Improving Coach A. R. Elmore has been The Fighting Squadron has did the hurling for D. Company. Reliable And Dependable line as the quarter ended. working his charges until dark Captain Steidtman's squad of vet- reached a new peak in each suc- The coaches, Athletic Council Second Quarter every night in order to have them erans has been amply reinforced "E" Company Nears Top cessive game as the season rolls and members of the various tams in excellent shape for their second by last year's fine rat team, but is "Flap" Pancake's E. Company Dennis tried right guard for along. The opener saw an upset all say that Uncle Charlie has 4 yards. Williams kicked out to game of the season on Friday. The still weak in the heavier classes. boys are just beginning to start but it only put the squad in a been faithful in every way and Rats have been having a scrim- going. They have won the last VMTs 44 yard line. Trzeciak determined mood that has seen it Faced By Stiff Schedule they place full confidence in his mage almost daily with the Var three games. Jack Lajie Is pitch- picked up 6 yards over left justly earn the title of the Fight- As it now stands the schedule work. He is reliable and if told sity. All last week they ran Da- ing for them with Henry Mar- guard. Chapman made it a first ing Squadron. The team rebound- is exceptionaUy stiff: to do something you can depend vidson plays against the Squadron tin, Haislip, Gus Edwards and down around right end. Trze- ed from the Elon game with such- Lehigh, Jan. 15—there. on it being done the very best pos- and a great improvement can be Bill Wall supporting him in fine ciak's pass intended for Brit- determination as has never before sible. seen and they are smoothing over Navy, Jan. 22, there. fashion. Their slow start will be tingham was incomplete. On a been seen in a VMI eleven. It most of the ragged edges displayed V. P. I., Jan. 29, here. their downfall, otherwise it looks A Friend To All reverse Kovar picked up 4 yards traveled to Philadelphia the fol- in their opener. Indiana, Feb. 14, here. as if they would have been at the Uncle Charlie's biggest asset is over left guard. Shu circled the lowing week end and led a high- Kansas State, Feb. 21, here. top of the ladder. They have won his good humor and cheerful na- right end for 13 yards and an- ly favored Temple team at the This season it seems that The Although the rat schedule is both contests with F Company, ture. When ever he is seen other first down. Shu passes to half and well into the third quar- Little Red Team is at a loss for still incomplete, two matches have giving Bill Todd's team its only around he is always wearing a Trzeciak for a 5-yard gain. Shu ter before going down in a thrill- opponents to play. After such an been arranged. They are: two losses. smile and has a good word to 4rit center for 1 yard. Slyi's pass packed tilt. It gathered momen- impressive opener it seems a shame V. P. L, Jan. 29, here. say to everybody. Every athlete to Kovar was incomplete. An- tum and took on the William and that they can't have a ohance to B And D Co. In Tie Game otehr pass Shu to Kovar incom- Navy, Feb. 12, there. B Company and D Company each that has left VMI will remem- Mary Indians the following Satur- clean up the state completely. The ber Uncle Charlie as a real complete by inches. Hunter fum- Squad Grows During Week have an extra game to play as a day and came from behind in the U. of Va. and the William and friend as also a good half of the bled for Davidson but Bolin re- During the first week of practice result of the tie game last week second half with the typical fight- Mary freshmen were forced to can- Corps. covered. Williams kicked from ing spirit to drub the Indians 20-9. cel their games with the Rats for the varsity squad has grown from the score being 5 to 5 when the his own 15 to VMI's 25 where it Uncle Charlie has passed his Last week end the Squadron tam- reasons that seemed vital to them the original group of approximate- game was called. Doughty's D. Co. was taken by Chapman and re- three score and ten years but ed the Davidson Wildcats with and so the Cadet eleven has been ly a dozen wrestlers who answer- team had better start hustling or turned to VMI's 35. Chapman stUl sticks to his work like a such spectacular football that the pushed to find someone to play ed the first call for -practice to they will be blasted out of second raced around right end and gain- sixteen year old and hopes he Institute knows it has a team to football with them. thirty men. This is a remarkably place by either E Company or B ed 10 yards. Shu gallops through can continue serving the Insti- be proud of. large squad, and we are all expect- Company. Moses is doing some right tackle for 11 more. Shu On Friday, Oct. 15, the Rats trav- ing great things from them this fine pitching for "Bob" Dixon's in- tute's athletic teams for the next With the Squadron gathering marched over for a touchdown el to Portsmouth, Va., to take on year in spite of the hard schedule. fantry team. The cavalry's two twenty-five years. He Ukes his steam as it is, a victory can be after carrying the ball four more the Norfolk Navy Yard Apprentice Rat practice has not officially teams led by Joe Bell and "Mona work and everybody connected expected when it tangles with the times. Shu place-kicked the ex- School team. The Keydets won started yet, but six "misters" have Lisa" Lugar are bringing up the with it. University of Richmond. The tra point. Score: VMI 7; David- their first tilt by the score of 46-0 gotten the jumps on their brother rear. Neither seems to have that Corps will be in the capital city Likes Football son 0. and they are pointing to this game rats by working out with the var- final punch. C Co. with Baby Saturday to cheer the Big Red Although a close follower of all with a determination to repeat that sity. Of these, several are quite Steidtmann and "Pete" Brownley Trzeciak kicked off for VMI and team on. Then on the 30th the VMI teams Uncle Charlie likes the count if possible. So far the Rats promising. have been fighting each game, but the ball went out on Davidson's VMI of the North will get a taste still have n>t been bothered with football season a little better. He 9 yard marker. The ball was This year new opponents ap- just don't push over that last two of the Squadron's fight when it any major injuries with the one makes all the trips with the squad brought in to the 35 and put in pear on the schedule which have or three runs in order to break meets West Point on its home exception of Roy Ruett who broke and is at the beck and call of any play. Hunter hit right guard for long been the leading intercolleg- into the win column. ground. A win over Army may be his leg in scrimmage with the Var player and the coaches anytime. no gain. Bolin hit right guard for iate mat teams in the country so a little too much to predict but sity before the season opened. He Touch Football To Begin He can tell you about any VMI 1 yard. Williams kicked to Kovar an undefeated season this year the Fighting Squadron will go in- showed a great deal of promise and The ——I touch football team and likes to sit back on VMI's 37. Trzeciak made 3 would put VMI wrestling on the to the game with only one thought should prove a great asset to the schedule will probably get under and relate some of the victories in yards off right tackle and added map. and that Is to sink the Army. (Continued on Pag* Bisht) the past. (Continued on Pa«e Eight) (Continued on Pave Kigfau RidingPermits Campus Camera Commanders Thayer's Troop To Be Heard Shows Progress Are Issued JOHNNY It was learned today from Dud Since the arrival of Capt. Basil G. Thayer at the Institute, a rapid Baptists And Oct. 5.—Captain H. J. Coyle ad- Digges, this year's manager of the WOMAN'S 6R£A1£?R advancement has been noticed in vised today that riding permits for orchestra, that he has received an RTUNGIMG FUU-0ACK, the administration of the Cavalry First and Second classmen in the invitation from the Richmond GAINED 350 YARDS ROTC unit here. Presbyterians field artillery and cavalry units Alumni Association for the VMI AGAIN5T HARVARD IN Troop Increased would be issued for use over the 1915 WITHOUT SCORING Commanders to furnish the music Capt. Thayer has increased the week-end of October 9th and 10th. for the dance to be held for the Meet Here troop from two platoons to three, Third classmen of these units will EACH IME HE TOOK cadets at the John Marshall Hotel and has issued regulation .49 cali- be issued permits throughout the THE BAU-TD THE CRIM- in Richmond on Saturday night, Dr. Prickett Gives Final SON GCAL LINE 1HE ber pistols to the Cavalrymen for year as their ability to ride pro- October 16. He stated that this in- Talk; Social Plans For QUARTERBACK CALLED' use in Garrison Reviews. He is gresses. vitation has been accepted and so SOME OTHER BACK TO considering the advisability of let- Presbyterians Revealed the corps will get their first in- Number of Horses Limited CARRY 1HE BALL OVER. ting the troops pass In review at The number of horses available ALL FAILED vitation to hear this year's band. Baptist AND HARVARD The Charge. The use of the troop for week-end riding will be limited Only a few of the cadets have as a mounted escort has become The Baptist Club held its usual SCORED A for a few weeks. Several of the had the chance to hear the Com- an established thing. bi-weekly meeting last Thursday 7 TO O horses in the stable need to gain VICTORY / manders so far this year, but those Assignments Made evening. Dr. Prickett gave an in- weight and be cared for for a few that attend this dance will find The Second Class Cavalryman teresting talk on "Making Use of more weeks before they will be them up to last year's standard. have perhaps benefitted more than Your Own Talents." After this the ready for use. Although Frank Thomas, who anyone else in that almost every members of the club gave a gift Proper Care Stressed was so well known to the corps man has been assigned a horse of of appreciation to him for the great Captain Coyle stated that all men by his hot trumpet playing, is not his own choosing for use in the help he has been to the Corps dur- using horses on riding permits are back in VMI this year he will be Military Science riding classes. By ing the past four years. to be cautioned against riding the on hand to handle the lead in the this, Capt. Thayer hopes to im- This meeting was the last for horses too hard while they have trumpet section for this occasion. prove the schooling of both the Dr. Prickett, who has been trans- them out. The horses are worked The newer members of the orches- Cadets and the horses. ferred from Lexington to the considerably during the week tra from the fourth class are rap- Grove Street Baptist Church in equitation classes and several of idly being whipped into shape by Richmond. Dr. Prickett expressed the artillery horses are used in such able veterans of last year as Accommodations Fir Girls regret that he had to leave the draft as well as for equitation and Frank Hoover, the boy that so Corps of Cadets and Lexington. it will, therefore, be necessary that ably leads the sax section. Spider And Parents During all men taking horses ride at the Norberg, Dud Dlggs, A. V. Carr and HUE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER, TRLO OF LOCAL GAMBLER? Presbyterian slower gaits as much as possible. "Pappy" Hatfield who is the vir- CELEBRATES ADAM EVE QSECURED THE LAND FOR. THE Dance Sets The first weekly meeting of the The horses should always be CAY IM JANUARY. EACH STUD- FIRST BUILDING OF THE UNIVERSITY tuoso of the bull fiddle. If things Presbyterian Club was held last walked to or from the stable for ENT RECEIVES AN APPLE FR»A • • • OF ARI70NA • • ' keep going at their present rate MRS. L. M. LYONS Tuesday immediately after supper. at least fifteen minutes. TOE CHANCELLOR./ the orchestra will be as good if not a better band than it was last year Tentative plans were made •for VMI did not receive an allot- 6 Edmondson Avenue the program and activities of the ment of horses from the Army this and they will be able to furnish next few weeks. Colonel Dixon year and there is some doubt as Texas Club Will Promotions And in Richmond a type of music that Phone 2M will be the guest speaker at the to whether any additional horses will be enjoyable to all. meeting next Tuesday, October 12. will be received next year. This Have Meeting Transfers Listed fact makes it imperative that good Claiming membership of 19 men, On recommendation of the com- Social to Be Held TOLLEYS HARDWARE A social has been planned for care be taken of those that are now 12 of whom are old Cadets and the mandant, the following were made PHONE 24 DOYLE, Florists the club members for Saturday allotted for use. remaining seven "Rats," the Texas officers in the corps of cadets: Ka- night, October 23. Club announced today that its first dick, M. N., to be cadet sergeant, Guns - Hardware Lynchburg, Virginia meeting has been scheduled for Company D; to .be cadet corporals: Ammunition 708 Main Street The supervisor again this year is Electrical SnppUes Reynolds, M. M., Company B; Wil- Reverend Smythe, the student pas- Competitive Drill October 30, at which time officers Dopant Products Phone 8-9-2 tor at the First Presbyterian will be elected and the program liams, E. B., Company B; Hiett, J. Church of Lexington. The officers Comes On Oct. 21 for the coming year will be mapped C., Company B; Hammer, E. J., of the club are Jim Dunlap, presi- Oct. 7.—The first competitive out. Company D; Wilson, E. S., Com- A Complete Line of V. M. I. Jewelry dent; Ben Kump, vice-president; drill for the present school year Social Activities pany D, O'Connor, E., Company C; Select Your Gift For That Girl and We mil Mail II For Tea Ellison, J. F., Company E; Glover, Fred Flowers, secretary, and Dan will be conducted on Thursday, The club is primarily one for the Flowers, treasurer. October twenty-first. W. C., Company F; and Weaver, C. HAMRIC & SMITH promotion of social activities while S., Company F. Basic Movements at the Institute. Two or three ban- At their own request the follow- The drill will require the fol- quets are held each year, usually ing Second Classmen were trans- Makeovers Soon lowing basic movements to be per- at the Hotel Robert E. Lee. These ferred: formed for the benefit of the banquets are for the Texans alone, To Be Known judges: manual of arms, flank though last year G. P. Valiant Holland, B. S„ Company F; to PHILLIPS BROS. INC. "Jut What rrs Always Wanted" Oct. 7.—-Major R. C. Weaver, Ex- movements, squad movements and from the neighboring state at New Company B; and Littrell, J. S., ecutive Officer, announced today facings. The proficiency with Mexico was a guest at one or two. Company A. to Company B. Radios • Jewelry - Sporting Goods that the executive staff is working which these movements are exe- The president of the club is se- Lynchburg, Virginia diligently on the room make-overs cuted by the companies will con- lected from the First Class, while Four reels of motion picture for the Second, Third and Fourth stitute their grade and these grades the vice-president and the treas- film were shown in the J. M. Hall Classes and stated Wednesday, Oc- in turn will determine the num- urer are chosen from the ranks of Dec. 4, 1909. Moving pictures were tober 13, as a tentative date for ber of points that are to be award- the Second and Third Classes, re- taken of the Corps while they were the actual moving to be done. ed to the companies towards the spectively. in Richmond in 1909. Orders to Be Issued Garnet-Andrews cup. Old Officers V.M.I. Several men conferred with It is probable that the "new Major We ave r and at the Cadets" will be in regular com- Last year's officers were: W. H. Adair-Hutton, Inc. completion of the necessary de- panies by this date and will take Pickett, of Palestine, president; D. tails orders will be issued advis- part in the drill although this O'C. Bayless, of Houston, vice- "Serving The Public Over president; W. A. Bond, of Vernon, Post Exchange ing all concerned of the definite could not be determined definitely. Half Century" moving date and of the allocation Other Drills treasurer. PHONE 58 - LEXINGTON, VA. of all members of these classes. There will be additional com- e State Wed- well done, however, as only a tru- will spend 20 million dollars dur- About 1906 a resolution was But the moment that you close the the broadcast sheets that they will nesday. "The Good Earth," re- ly inspired actress could do it. ing this school year to help 220,- book continue in session during the ceives wide acclaim and raised Shots like the locust plague and 000 students earn an education. passed against the Corps going on And break the final link, winter on Saturday nights at 8:30 great controversy while it was the sets combine with artistic per- This is a decrease from last year's any football trips. At this time Is the moment you find her . . . Paul Douglas' comments are Pearl Buck's first novel of the fection to raise this cinema to the allotment of 28 million dollars for the annual VMI-VPI game was On a kite date with a mink. humorous and do not always con- humble peasant of China. Miss top of the "must" list for every- 310,000 students. played in Lynchburg. DUDLEY DKJGES form to the script, the IMTH Buck who has since written pro- one. STEVENS combination band is fusely and provided scandal sheets doing plenty good with the sup- with a Reno marriage ex- change, was the daughter of a mis- IF porting cast of the nation's lead- "Flight From Glory"—The novel sionary and a missionary herself CADETS (With Apologies To Kipling) ing swing artists . . . some of the situation of an aviator in a small Before And After The Game and had an excellent opportunity to airport in the Andes gives this If you can keep your girl from club's graduates who are doing Eat At see the hardships of the masses of minor production a flavor which, sweetly saying things up brown are the RAY- THE OLD PLANTATION the troubled Orient. Her gradu- added to the usual thrills of aerial That this, or that, or something MOND SCOTT QUINTET (doing 208 N. 7th ation from Randolph Macon gives shows, should make satisfactory else is "cute," a show for Selznick, and don't for- get TWILIGHT IN TURKEY), a local interest to the picture. entertainment for most movie- If you can take her out and still CASPER REAJRDON, swing harp- This movie is Irving Thalberg's goers. Virile Chester Morris takes not wrinkle ist, (another hit in Hollywood), last production and is a fitting the lead and his romantic prob- The freshness of your laundered and others. memorial to his sensitive genius. lem is Miss Whitney Bourne who, linen suit— EWART'S CAFETERIA We have heard so many rumors 112-114 N. Fifth Street If you can make her bring her about Ring Figure; so it his been own oeladias figured that to keep hairs their V. M. L CADETS Opposite John Marshall Hotel When you and she go upon a natural color we would let the date, whole thing drop and pray for 1. Before And After The Dance Eat At If you can teach her to be true and HAL KEMP. 2. GEORGE OLSEN, Excellent Food — Reasonable Prices you waiting 3. TOMMY DORSEY. We can hear EDDIE'S RESTAURANT Cafeterias Also At some terrible hollows on that West Broad Street , When you announce that you'll Washington - Norfolk - Philadelphia be there at eight— number three selection, but do not forget that boy can really put out If you can tell her that her nose the music ... he has a group of is shiny, musicians that many cant boast of WESTW00D SUPPER CLUB And still retain her love just as (and those SWUNG CLASSICS!) "Richmond's Newest And Finest" before, Enclosed one picture of that Cordially Invites All If you can teach her to be true and number three solid swingerster; faithful, look him over and see if he 'ain't' worth that third try . . . No?r V. M. I. CADETS While you go out with fifteen DINING AND DANCING girls or more— In parenthesis: (Benny Good- man's sponsors have got the right 7 To 9 P. M. 10 P. M. To 1 A. M. HEADQUARTERS You'll be unique within this mighty idea about his program even if it No Dancing Admission 75c nation; isn't conventional; and you prob- Charge Per Person—Tax Paid The gratitude of man you will ably know they have * split the Dial 5-0000 For Reservations have won. honors between JACK OAKEE and You've conquered every foolish the Swing King; giving the pro- for the whim of females, fessor the first half of the 10:30 Dial 2-4553 R. C. TRITTON, President And what is more it simply can't show on CBS Tuesday Night) and be done. (don't forget DICK STABILE and DUDLEY P. DIGOES. PHIL HARRIS, still playing) (what's the name of that song; oh yes 'Lamplight' with SKENNAY Bob's Sea Food Grill, Inc. AFTERMATH ENNIS ... I can hear the girls V.M.L Cadets Your pocketbook is empty now with that sigh ... he cer- "Out of Sea, Iiito Pan" And you haven't got a dime; tainly has that romantic hum) . . . Next To John Marshall Hotel The only thing that still remains • • • The most peculiar title of the Is just a lot of time. 117 N. Fifth Street RICHMOND, VA. current dance season is that one at the On your blouse a smudge of lip- we hear called "The Lady Is A stick, Tramp" and it sounds like it might And your handkerchief smells have been written by that guy sweet, who put out the song named the But it doesn't help the blisters 'T>uke Insists" . . . Hal Kemp On your tired aching feet. (Skinnay Ennis) have made a John Marshall recording; also HENRY KING . . . CAPITOL HOTEL You hate the thought of lessons, Mike Doty, an alto sax of TOM- Of reciting every day; MY DORSEY, has left the band 8th And Grace Streets You hate the thought of everything . . . how many remember the days RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Except the blessed day. when JOE HIAYMES use to fea- ture Dotty on these novelty tunes Hotel You try at last to study, like "Oh Come On Mule." But your brain completely stops. Some are awaiting that new pic- Rates—Single $1.50 To $2.50 It's that awful let-down feeling ture that features BENNY GOOD- Rates—Double $2.00 To $3.50 Known as Monday after Hops. MAN; he should be better after DUDLEY DKJGES. the experience he has had . . . Rates—Twin Beds & Bath $4.00 Special Rates to the Corps And Martha Tilton is not bad either ... By the way, PEG LA CENTRA (who gave Benny a try- NOW SHOWING out in the middle west) went back to Artie Shaw . . . Evening though Cafeteria In Connection Miss Tilton is very good we would Also CAPITOL not mind hearing Helen Ward. Until next issue ... the same Jack Haley old stuff . . . listen and learn .... Incidentally . . . EASTERN DAY- Hotel Wm. Byrd Ann Sothern LIGHT SAVING TEME IS NO WELCOME! MORE .... and so return the old standard of EASTERN STAN- DARD TIME ... no more good "DANGER, bands until eleven and on . . . Visit Us When In RichmMd and adieu. Love At Work" MEADE NORMAN - DICK POKRASS The Capital is becoming excited -with- over football. For the first time in We WU1 Be Here To See You On Hotel Richmond EDWARD EVERETT HORTON history, Washington will have an MARY BOLAND opportunity to witness big league BYRD and STATE pro football, former college stars from all over the country are DECEMBER 6th and 7th Shirley Temple working out daily and the Wash- Richmond Hotels, Inc. ington Redskins, who last year Our Representatives Are were the Boston Redskins, make STUART COTTRELL - HALSLEY HILL "HEIDI" were the Boston Redskins, are winning consistently. — Barracks Day By Day Intramural Battalion Football Game over center. Shi smacked over Rat Football Corps Complimented (Continued from Pane One) (Continued rrom Page fi) right guard for 5. Trzeciak tried (Continued From Page 4) (Continued From Page B) (Continued from Pane One) 4 ite and saw your girl a couple of towards the Intramural Champion- 3 more off left guard. Trzeciak a drop kick from Davidson's 5-yard Varsity next year. ing. If they continue as they have rows in front . . . ship and the companies of the los- kicked on the third down to Bo- line but it was low and the Wild- Shelby, Walker, Carney and commenced I am sure they will put Z-Man ing Battalion will receive 50 points. lin who signaled for a fair catch cats took the ball on their own Brown head the list of backs lri VMI's name at the top of our mili- Spud Trzeciak has fallen hard! Each Cadet of the starting line- on his own 37 yard line. 20. Harrison tried right tackle and which you will find as good an tary colleges." He can't make up his mind whether up will receive 10 points in indi- Hunter's pass to Williams was got 1 yard. Harrison hit right array of runners, passers and all to try a line plunge or pass, and vidual scoring and each substitute good for 9 yard. Bolin hit center guard for one more and Williams round players as you will see on James W. Culpepper, General what's more, she's one of the beau- 8 points. for first down. Hunter made 6 kicked on the third to Chapman any freshman squad in the state. Alumni Secretary states in his let- ties from Richmond. Andy is Major Clarkson. Athletic Director over right guard but as Bolin hit on VMI's 48. Chapman made 3 With Nelson, Stacy, Thrasher, Rep- ter: over center. Shu tried right end spending the Richmond week end has promised to lend all the sup- for no gain at left guard as the logle, Navas, and Sexton furnish- "Permit me to express to you and made 3 more. Kovar was stop- with her. Herb Patchin is worri- port he can. It is through Major first half ended. ing the first line of defense, the the sincerest appreciation in be- ped at left guard and Trzeciak ed, but he has finally found the Clarkson that the Intramural De- Third Quarter opponents will soon find they are half of the alumni association for kicked out to Davidson's 30. reason for Andy's moody silence. partment receives the use of Alum- Trzeciak kicked off for VMI. up against the proverbial stone your part In rendering success to Mr. Pres. ni tField, and the use of uniforms. Warden took the kickoff on the Harrison was hit 'around right wall. the exercises on October 1. Colonel Burress has also signi- 15 for no gain. Hunter was Matters have been seriously com- end by Trzeciak for a 4 yard loss. Thus with such a crowd of smart fied that he will do everything stopped twice at right guard and I also wish to congratulate the plicated for Bill Irving by the re- Harrison passed to Williams for running backs and the heavy line possible to make the game go over Willams kicked out on VMI's 39 entire corps for its excellent show- ceipt of a picture from England. 11 yard and a first down. Dennis coupled with a strong list of re- in a big way. The date of the In- yard line. Shu circled left end ing on that day. Innumerable The question of a Ring Figure part- made anotheroff right tackle as he serves, Coach Elmore certainly has ter-Battalion game has not yet for 14 yards and a first down. comments complimenting the Ca- ner has him licked. He doesn't picked up 10 more. Harrison was a wonderful chance for a highly been decided upon but will be in Trzeciak picked up 8 more off dets on their appearance, attitude know whether to patronize the stopped at right guard for no successful season and with any the very near future. right tackle. Chapman makes it and general bearing have been Home Industries or indulge in For- gain and he passed to Williams luck at all they should have an eign Trade. first down over right guard on next but it was knocked down. passed on to this office in the past undefeated season. few days. It i6 indeed gratifying The Swivel Southern Conference standing: Davidson's 33 yard line. Shu cut Hunter funrtfled but Dennis recov- to receive these reports." Wimpy Wellington, whom you Team w 1 t in off left taackle for 2 and Ko- ered for a 5 yard loss. Williams Duke Jp °5 all know is a fool about hambur- 2 0 0 59 6 var and Trzeciak added 3 more kicked to VMI's 10 where it was In 1909 the football team and V. M. I 2 0 0 27 9 through left guard. Trzeciak pass- gers and other things too num. 1 0 0 6 0 downed by Iverson. Trzeciak kick- Corps left Lexington at noon Fri- NYA Payroll ous to mention, woke up with r. North Carolina 1 0 1 33 13 ed to Taylor for first down on ed on first down to VMI's 45. day and went to Staunton where N. C. State ... 1 1 1 13 29 Davidson's 11. Shu and Trze- they practiced Saturday morning Curtailed Here start in the ASCE meeting Satur- W. and M. ... 1 1 0 21 20 Bolin hit right guard for no gain. day when Beebe said something South Carolina 0 0 1 13 13 were stopped after four downs Hunter's pass intended for Wil- and went on to Charlottesville Sat- This year, due to very reduced Furman 0 0 1 7 7 for 8 yards on Davidson's five- urday to play the game, which about gin. He dozed on off again Va. Tech liams intercepted by Kovar on his appropriations, the' number of ca- 0 2 0 0 37 yard stripe. Dennis hit right when he discovered the subject was Davidson 0 3 0 8 47 own 30 yard line and runs it back Virginia won 30-0. dets receiving aid through the NYA a Cotton Gin. His L. B. S. con- Citadel 0 0 0 0 0 tackle then Williams kicked cut. to his 42. Trzeciak tried right has been materially cut down. Clemson 0 0 0 0 0 Shu returned it for four yards. Substitutions: VMI—end. Cole- fessed that she just loved to tie Wake Forest 0 0 0 0 0 tackle but VMI's back ilegally in Twenty-nine old cadets were as- Shu fumbled on the next play man; center, Campbell. Davidson— his tie because he always kissed Maryland 0 0 0 0 0 motion and VMI gets a penalty. end. Iverson; guard. Richmond; signed work in September, and her when she did. I forgot what and Harrison recovered for Dav- Shu made 1 yard over center and back, Harrison. new cadet applicants are being in- it was she said "threw water all Intramurals idson. Hunter made 8 yards off j Chapman went off right tackle for Officials: Referee. Magoffin, terviewed prior to being given (Continued From Pace 5) right guard in three plays and (Mich.); umpire, Preas. (Georgia over her week-end" but anyhow— 3 more. Trzeciak kicked out to Tech); head linesman. Mackintosh, work sometime this month. way during- the last of this week Williams kicked on the fourth. Davidson's 14 yard line. Harrison (Mass. State); fild judge, Fitz- Through the cooperation of the In November, 1909, the old wig- if weather conditions permit. Shu circled right end fcr 4 passes to Williams good for 5 patrick. W. & L. Statistics town of Lexington, cadets experi- There will be two touch football yard and first down on VMI's yards. Trzeciak intercepted Har- wag and heliograph system of sig- VMI Dav. enced along different lines will g-ames going- on on the parade 45. Shu picked up 15 more j rison's next pass to halt the Wild- nalling used at the Institute was First Downs 9 5 supervise the athletic instruction replaced by the new telegraph ground, and a basketball game ! around left end but VMI was j cats. Yard gained rushing 217 89 in the gym. However, both in- Forward passes att. 8 6 at the Lexington Boy's Club, act- buzzers used in the Army. West penalized 15 yards for holding. | Shu hit center for 2 yard and Forward passes comp. 4 3 tramural rifle teams and pistol ing in the capacity of coaches. Last Point was the only other school On a fake kick Kovar took the 1 Chapman made 2 off right guard Forward passes int. by 2 0 teams will start firing in the Yds. by forward passes 68 23 year the Boys' Clubhouse furnish- so equipped. ball from Trzeciak and ran 20 as the gamen ended with VMI Lateral passes att. 0 0 very near future. Intramural ed work for a number of Cadets yard to VMI's 46. Then on a leading 7-0. Lateral passes completed 0 0 pistol teams are new this year Yds. by lateral passes 0 0 as painters and carpenters, and beautiful pass, Trzeciak to Tay- Pes. VMI (7) Davidson (0) Punt. av. from scrim. 214 41 the building stands as an example having been added to the Intra- lor, VMI made another first L. E. Brittingham William, c Tot. yds. kicks ret'n.* 31 34 mural calendar. L. T. . Strickler Miller Opp. fumbles recovered 1 1 of what can be done with a com- down on Davidson's 26 yard line L. G Gray Goodman paratively small sum of money and Inter-Battalion Game Yds. lost by penalties 25 0 as the third quarter ended. C. Irby Abell Yds. lost rushing 2 14 men able and willing to work. The interbattalion football game R. G. Echols Graham * Includes punts and kickoffs. Fourth Quarter R. T. Fiedler, c Warden will be played at the completion Kovar went around left end for R. E. Taylor Nicholson of touch football. This game will 15 vards. shu hit rig,ht tackle for Q. B. Kovar Hunter Jbe played before Thanksgiving, and ; 4 pass, Trzeciak to L. H. Chapman Dennis CADETS ! ! Mon.-Tues.-Wed. and after a R. H Shu Beatty through the assistance of both Col.! Taylor was incompiete, Phil Chap- F. B. Trzeciak Bolin VIRGINIA CAFE Burress and Major Clarkson this . Score by periods: Lexington's leading: American Restaurant. man made a first down over cen V. M. 1 0 7 0 0—7 game looms as a very spectacular ter. Koval. made 3 on a reverse Davidson 0 0 0 0—0 The Meeting: Place For Cadets and interesting treat for the corps. d and added another Touchdown: Shu. Extra point— Try Our Special Dinners over left guar Shu (placement).

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