THE CADET PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE CORPS OF CADETS VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

Vol. XXIV LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA, MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1931 No. 27

Track Team Comes '32 BULLET COMPLETED Col. Moseley Presents FINAL FIRST CLASS HOP Gen. Fuller Speaks To With the exception of a few Corps Wednesday From Behind To last-minute articles, all the copy Early English The final First Class Hop of the for the 1932 Bullet has been sent year will be held in Ninety-Four to the press. This issue has been Tie Davidson Architecture Hall on the night of Saturday, May In J.J. Hall completed about a month and a CAPT. HAM SMITH SCORES half earlier than is the usual case. GREAT CATHEDRALS SHOW 16. As yet no orchestra has been RELATES INCIDENTS OF TEN POINTS FOR CADETS Next year's Bullet will contain GOTHIC EFFECT selected, although it expected that LIFE WITH MARINE about 125 pages and will be at- a choice of one will be made very CORPS Cadets Clean Up In 440 and 880 Will Speak Tomorrow Night On tractively bound in blue imitation shortly. The entire corps is in- With Romm Leading In leather with an indented border Medieval Domestic Archi- Has Had Connections With vited. Both. and a partial view of barracks in tecture. Many V. M. I. Men In the gold. Through the efforts of J. Service. Showing a brilliant finish after the Continuing his series of art lectures As this is the last hop before D. Neikirk, Editor 1932 Bomb, it meet had been almost hopelessly lost in the academic building last Tues- Last Wednesday afternoon the is excellently organized, well Finals, it is earnestly hoped that to a desperate Davidson Wildcat day night, Colonel Moseley took up Corps of Cadets was fortunate enough written, contains many new fea- it can be made the most success- Track team the Keydet track and j the second period of English Gothic to hear Major-General Fuller, pres- tures, and should be a great help ful of the year. Wire that ole girl field men tied the score at 63 all. architecture and discussed the late ent Commandant of the U. S. Marine to next year's Rat Class. Captain Ham Smith ran in three Gothic forms of Germany, Spain, now and let's put it over big! Corps. At the time, General and races, took first in the Mile and Two Portugal, and Italy. Tomorrow night Mrs. Fuller were paying a two-day Mile runs and placed third in the he will talk on medieval domestic ar- visit to General and Mrs. Lejeune half. Duke Romm turned in his most Distinguished Officer chitecture, and the following lectures Spring Hike Under- while traveling by automobile to stellar performance of the year by will be devoted to sculpture and Paris Island. A garrison review had winning the 440 yard dash and the painting. been planned in his honor, but that half mile run. Joe Phillips cleared To Make Address French Influences English. goes New Schedule was prevented by weather conditions. a sagging bar at 5 feet 10 inches to The early English Gothic was In a short but interesting talk win the high jump while Buck GEN. ROCKENBACH HERE strongly influenced by the French, CORPS TO LEAVE MAY 12 AT , General Fuller related the incidents FOR STATUE DEDICA- and striking exidence of this fact is Wright came within five feet of the TWO P. M. of his service with the Marine Corps TION seen in such great cathedrals as Can- Institute record in the javelin throw and gave a brief summary of the his- when he won first place with a 174 terbury, York, and Exeter. In Can- Detailed information in regard to Of interest to the Cadets and to tory of the Corps. He touched on foot heave. terbury, however, are the beginnings the annual Spring Hike was given all those connected with V. M. I. is the fine records made by V. M. I. of the perpendicular Gothic, which out by the Commandant recently. In the dashes up to the 440 the the announcement that Brigadier graduates servin gas officers in the was a form conceived by the English. Contrary to some reports about bar- Davidson men took a heavy lead and General Sam B. Rockenbach, Com- Marine Corps and was very compli- This form was taken back over to racks the camp will be of three days' added to it in the field events. How- mander Second Field Artillery Bri- mentary in his remarks concerning France, and it is easily seen that the duration, the same as last year, and ever, in the distance runs the Key- gade, Second Division, stationed at ! the V. M,-1. middle English Gothic was respon- two nights will be spent in camp. The dets completely outclassed the Wild- Ft. Sam Houston, will make the ad- sible for a notable influence on the schedule this year, however, will be General Fuller graduated from the cat runners. V. M. I. cleaned up all dress at the unveiling of the statue French. The perpendicular Gothic somewhat different from that of last U. S. Naval Academy in 1889, went three places in the 440 and the 880. of General Smith on June 10, 1931. work is seen also in Cambridge, year. The Corps will leave barracks on a two years 'cruise, and entered Fleagle and George were the iron General Rockenbach will also present Westminster Abbey, Gloucester, St. about 2:00 p. m., Tuesday, May 12, the Marines with the commission of men of the Davidson team and all but the Reserve Commissions at the George's Chapel at Windsor, and and will return in time for D. R. C. Second Lieutenant in July, 1891, took up the track. Fleagle won first graduating exercises. The General Christ Church at Oxford. The ex- on Thursday, May 14. Since then he has served in all of places i nthe 100 yard dash and the was a distinguished graduate at V. teriors of these cathedrals show some the grades; his present position is M. I. in the Class of 1889, was ap- The site that has been picked for 220 with times of 10.1 and 23 flat, decidedly English developments such that of Major-General,. Commandant pointed a Second Lieutenant in the this year is some nine and a half respectively. George won the high as the lantern tower, the screen front, of the Marine Corps. I During the U. S. Army in 1891, was Commandant miles distant from Lexington. It is hurdles at 15 3-5 and the low hurdles and the minimizing of entrances. World War he served in Santo Do- of V. M. I. in 1895, and later as a one and a half miles from Murat and at 25 2-5. Wanger took a good sec- Westminster has the greatest con- mingo and held several cabinet port- Brigadier-General organized and located on the property of Mr. John ond in the low hurdles, while Nicho- glomeration of the different Gothic folios of the military government in commanded the Tank Corps of the Rader. The road to be followed to las was nosed out of the third place types, while Peterborough has the effect at that time; before this he A. E. F. during the World War. Gen- the camp turns off the Roanoke road hole by inches. Wade Hollowell put most unusual facade. No one of the commanded several brigades of Ma- eral Rockenbach has avery distin- one mile beyond Lexington. It is a some extra steam into the discus i cathedrals is entirely homogeneous. | rines. During the Boxer Campaign guished service record; among his good road all the way to the camp. throw and came out with third place | Germany Makes Contribution. The site selected is a good one and in China he served as a Captain in among some long heavers. decorations are "D. S. M.," "Croix de the Peking Relief Expedition. His Guerre with Palm," "Legion of Hon- Although German Gothic is also in- has good watering and a fine swim- Ham Smith did not intend to run son, Captain T. E. Fuller, was killed or," and "Companion of the Most J fluenced by the French, it makes a ming hole. All units this year will in more than the mile and two mile in the battle of Belleau Woods dur- Honorable Order of the Bath." One contribution of the open work tower, camp together. The Commandant races, but when he saw how close the ing the World War. of the most active V. M. I. men in the as seen in Cologne. In Spain the expressed that "Conditions are very score was when all but the returns service, General Rockenbach was re- Moslem influence is present to a promising "for the best camp yet. Last July General Fuller was ap- of the last three events had been add- sponsible for the organization of the great extent, and the Gothic forms As last year, all units will engage pointed Commandant of the Marine ed up he decided to go into the 880 V. M. I. Alumni Club of Houston, are modified to suit the climate and in field problems on the second day Corps to succeed Major-General Ne- and ran a beautiful race, placing Texas. The V. M. I. is exceedingly conditions of the country. Like all in camp. The Cavalry and Infantry ville who died while holding office. third behind his team mates, Romm fortunate in being able to have such (Continued on Par Eight.) (Continued On Page Five) General Fuller has been authorized and Wise, who earned first and sec- a distinguished visitor as General to appoint two cadets at V. M. I. for ond. Smith's two mile time of 9:59 Rockenbach. entrance into the Marines if there was the best made in the South this Dramatic Club Favors Com- Early Beginning Of The should be any openings. The two year ,and Bond in taking third was men selected by General Fuller were clocked in 10:03. Rifle Team Takes Second edy-Mystery Plays Cadet Reviewed C. H. Dayhuff and J. H. Brower; the Buck Wright thrilled the crowd General's third choice was G. R. Shell with his javelin throws. His first Place In Meet MEMBERS PLANNING BEGAN AS A LITERARY who will replace either of these in heave was good for 167 feet, but he EARLY FOR NEXT MAGAZINE IN 1871 the event that they do not accept the later threw it out of sight with a NOSED OUT"OF FIRST BY YEAR'S SHOW appointment. ONE POINT THE CADET began its career in throw of 173 feet 10 inches. The Although it is still a little early to March, 1871, when it appeared as a javelin was the last event of the day Returns from the William Ran- be thinking about next fall, several monthly magazine of science, litera- and upon his taking first depended dolph Hearst Trophy match stated members of the Dramatic Club are ture, and art. Its pages were filled Riding Team Practice Gets the outcome of the meet. Wright's that the Virginia Military Institute already considering plays that they with poems, songs, histories, and determination that the meet should won second place with a score of 911 wish to suggest for presentation stories—the quality of which indi- Under Way at least end in a tie was behind ev- out of 1000. V. M. I. was nosed out when the corps returns from the cates that considerable literary tal- ery hurl of the long stick, and the to the extent of one point by West summer furlough. The general opin- ent was to be found at the Institute, STOKES HAS SEVERAL OF men on the measuring end of the Virginia University, whose score was ion seems to run towards comedy- although courses in engineering only LAST YEAR'S MEN BACK course unreeled all the tape in count- 912. The team which placed are mystery plays, and a number of ex- were offered then. Continued stor- cellent examples of this type are be- ing up his distance. West Virginia University, Virginia ies were published and official mete- Under the managership of Stokes, ing discussed. Several comedies Joe Phillips was forced to go 5 feet Military Institute, and Georgia orological tables compiled by gov- the riding team has organized, and have also been mentioned. ernment bureau presented weather 10 inches to win from a large field School of Technology. The trophy the candidates are holding practices forecasts, barometric readings, rain- of Davidson entrants in the high awarded is a large shield mounted on "The Perfect Alibi," a real murder twice weekly in the corral. A num- fall, and other statistics. jump. As the only keydet in a big ebony; also each man who shot on thriller, is to be considered. This ber of the men who composed last the first team is presented a medal. bunch of jumpers Joe had to take play was first produced in London The publication as a literary year's squad have signed up again Those receiving medals are Fitzger- magazine was destined to have a first place to keep from losing his under the title of "The Fourth Wall," this year, and some of those who identity. He tried to break the In- old, L. K.; Wallace, R. G.; Moody, and it later enjoyed a long and suc- short existence and it was discontin- have had previous experience are W. stitute record but after one attempt E. D.; Johns, G. S.; and Carter, P. cessful run in New York at the ued until 1907, when it appeared un- K. White, G. B. Hightower, Ratrie, decided to call it a day. C. Their scores are below: Charles Hopkins Theatre. It is said der the title of "The Keydet" as a and Erskine. The 440 yard dash was perhaps the Fitzgerald 185 that the play is of a type that will be weekly newspaper of the Corps. The most thrilling event of the day from Moody 185 fully appreciated by the corps, and same year it was renamed "The Ca- The first practice was held several the point of view of the spectators, i Wallace 183 it is complete with thrills and abun- det" and took its present form, but weeks ago when all the candidates Duke Romm Gatewood, and Bark- j Carter 184 dant comedy. was smaller. C. Q. Byrd, '08, and W. took a long road ride. Sergeant T. Biedler took the responsibilities hurst, formed a perfect box around Johns 174 "Interference" is another play Dearing, who will instruct again this of Editor and Business Manager, re- the curves and the Davidson runners which has been brought up. Colonel year, was present at the second prac- spectively and Col. B. D. Mayo was did not have a chance. Barkhurst Total 911 Moseley is interested in it, and sev- tice, which took place in the corral. then a member of the editorial staff. A number of the candidates have showed a marked improvement and V. M. I. took a second place also in eral members of the club who have In 1920 the paper was enlarged to putting everything he had into a seen it report that they think it dropped out, but Stokes says he hopes the National Intercollegiate Match. its present size presenting five col- good race he led the Davidson field would go over well here. Clive to keep the squad at about thirty if This match was worked on a system umns of about six hundred words in by three yards. Brook, William Powell, and Evelyn possible. He is optimiti«tic over the of corps areas with eighteen colleges each on the front page. large number of men who have sign- Romm turned in another stellar competing in V. M. I.'s area. Twelve Brent will be remembered for the ex- In its second season as a news- ed up. performance when he stepped off a out of the eighteen were eliminated, cellent performances they gave when paper the V. M. I. Athletic Associa- 2:01 half mile run to lead the field however, and the ranking six shot "Interference" was producd in the At more recent practices the can- tion made THE CADET its official to the tape again. Wise pushed him for first place. Below are the re- movies, and it has been called the didates have been put to several publication and a large portion of its all the way around the track and sults of the match: first satisfactory talking picture. mounting, dismounting, and jumping space is devoted to athletic news. tests, and they have now reached the Smith was content to keep the third | "Bird in Hand," an English comedy Carnegie Institute of Tech 7601 The Athletic Association meets any state of standing while trotting and pl^c* position to count for the key- by John Drinkwater, is also on the Virginia Military Iistitute 7587 deficits which may occur in the an- jumping. The practices usually last dets. The surprise evinced by the list. It is full of humor, and it was Western Maryland College 7584 nual accounts, but lately the paper from one hour and a half to two Dsvtffan runners in seeing Smith popular in London as well as in New Lafayette College 7582 has been able to support itself. hours, but never longer, » the work ran his third race of the afternoon j York, where it played three return e University of Maryland 7680 The detailed history of the Insti- is somewhat strenuous. No injuries n-^y fr^f affected their races, but| engagements. Virginia Polytechnic Institute 7484 (Continued On fat* Five) ((Jofitinufd On Page Five) I (Continued On Pa*a Fivct BOOK REVIEW "As I Lay Dying" 'Round About IF YOU WANT Oak Hill Dairy Mr. William Faulkner bids fair to become one of the distinguished no- Barracks Good Things to Eat Pure Raw Milk and Chocolate velists of this century, if his work re- On Monday night another of the TRY OUR Milk at the P. E. Daily mains up to the standard he has set series of moving pictures sent out by in "As I Lay Dying" Mr. Faulkner Bobby Jones has been appointed a the War Department to the various uses the same stream of consciousness Captain in the Reserves. President Reserve Officer Districts was shown Dutch Inn technique which Mr. James Joyce Hoover commissioned him for "spe- in J. M. Hall. As usual, when such cial duty." That doesn't fool us, that OPEN FROM 7 A. M. TO 8 P. M. uses throughout his "Ulysses," and affairs are optional, many Cadets at- Diana which Mr. John dos Passos uses in "special duty" is bound to be a se- tended. his "Manhattan Transfer" and "42nd ries of golf lessons for Herb when Luncheonette and Soda The first picture dealt with the or- MEET TOUR HOLLINB DATE HERE Parallel." But Mr. Faulkner's book Bobby is ordered on active duty. Sit Booth Jefferson St. ganization and function of a cavalry Mrs. R. I. Owen does not reqiure as much work to ROANOKE, VA. platoon. A demonstration was given read as does "Ulysses." Mr. Faulk- From piccolo to bass! From the ^ in close and extended order drill ner is not as interested in verbal ridiculous to the sublime! Now if mounted. This was followed by a gymnastics as in Mr. Joyce; he has the band will fill in the yawning gap demonstration on the mounted and escaped what carping critics term between these two with various and dismounted pistol ranges and the COLLEGE ANNUAL HEADQUARTERS "going Gertrude Steinways." sundry instruments things might mounted sabre course. The value of pick up. The story is simple enough. Addie the mounted man in attack was Bundren lies dying. Her son, Cash, shown as the waves advance across is making her coffin outside her win- We are greatly moved by the ef- the open terrain in a cavalry charge. BENSON PRINTING CO. dow—a Zolaesque touch! She dies fort to grow flowers in the court- This picture of the cavalry was and her husband, her four boys and yard. It is a grand idea. There's Nashville, Tenn. followed by a short film put out by her daughter drive her body thirty nothing like a spot of color to touch the Department of Commerce as a miles through a storm to her home, the heart of a crusty inspecting offi- warning against the deadly carbon Largest College Annual Publishers In h; World for burial. The story of the family's cer, and, as he furtively wipes away monoxide fumes which the automo- life is told through the thoughts of a tear, to make him think of the lit- bile exhaust puts into the air. This the four sons, the father, the daugh- tle home he left so olng ago—also Printers of the V. M. I Bomb gas, although odorless, is dangerous ter, and a few neighbors. Mr. Faulk- he'll be sure to give us "Excellent" indeed and the manner in which it ner creates a novel form of stark rea- rating. attacks its victims is very rapid and lism, not devoid of a rather sinister (But what we're sore about is that no warning is given. beauty. The novel is filled with a we don't see any festoons of orchids ROCKBRIDGE HARDWARE COMPANY, Inc. strange, eerie form of beauty. "Sinis- decorating the barracks towers.) These series of pictures which The Yellow Front Hardware ter" is the only adjective I can find have been sent out by the War De- to describe it. The Civil men have been to Nor- partment are very instructive, as Gun Oil, Gun Grease, Gun Brushes, Rust Remover, Lock Mr. Faulkner's study of the char- folk, the Chemists have also had well as very entertaining, and more Boxes, Pocket Knives, Razors, Razor Blades. acter of the young boy of the Burden their furlough, now we suggest that and more cadets are available them- family is excellnt. The impressions the Artists be allowed to visit the selves of the opportunity to attend given through the boy's thoughts at booby-hatch at Staunton and make the showings each month in Jackson the death of his mother are handled some psychological observations. Memorial Hall. in an adept manner. Pathos abounds Think of the gorgeous fun that could in the story, but Mr. Faulkner does be had listening in on a few nuts giv- J. Ed. Deaver and Sons not allow himself to become maudlin ing their ideas on life. or to sentimentalize over anything. Cadwell-Sites Co. Main Street Lexington, Virginia. He allows the reader to reflect over the tragedy of his situations without Miss Elizabeth L. Graham any remarks from the author. Anse IN LIMITS Burden, the shiftless, ineffectual father, is one of the most pitiable Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Caps Gents Furnishings characters I have met in fiction. All Nice Accommodations for in all, Mr.'Faulkner has made an ar- Parents and Girls. tistic novel out of "As I Lay Dying." SPORTING GOODS Cheaper Than the Other Fellow. VISIT OUR GIFT SHOP Down on the Private Dining Room RADIOS AND RECORDS Stanford Farm PHONE 55 105 S. Jefferson St., Roanoke, Va.

Diethylsulphonedimethylmethane Is a drug that produces sleep. No I don't take it, as I want to be wide awake, on the job all the time, to give good serv- Cecil Warwick & Cecil ice and keep my store up to date.

Rice's Drug Store •.. pipe smokers "A TRUE FRIEND TO CADETS" ADVERTISING agree with Tom Rice, Prop NAVY • HARVARD Richmond New York WASHINGTON 17 West Nelson Phone 41 COLGATE "T^ROM the foothills to the bay" GIFT AND the curling tendrils of smoke from pipes loaded with Edgeworth ART SHOP rise to meet the sunset fire. ROBERT E. LEE HOTEL Mezzanine Floor In the Stadium before the big games ... watching spring football GIFTS FOR GIRLS practice ... in the great hall of Encina . . . over on the Row and FRANCES HAMILTON and up oil the Hill . . . men of Stan- F. H. CLOTHIER ford give Edgeworth the preference MILDRED MILLER :: GIFT CONSULTANT :: :: INTERIOR DECORATOR :: over all other tobacco brands. College men everywhere are turn- ing to Edgeworth! In 42 out of 54 of the leading colleges and univer- sities Edgeworth is the favorite Mr. Frank Thomas pipe tobacco. To win the vote of so many and college men a tobacco must be good. His V. M. I. Representatives If you've never tried Edgeworth, begin today! The pocket tin is Take this opportunity to thank the only 15^. Or, for generous free sample, write to Larus 6C Bro. Co., Class of 32 105 S. 22d Street, Richmond, Va. The Post Exchange EDGEWORTH Makers of V. M. I. Paletots 28'29'30'31'32 Operated for benefit Athletic Association SMOKING TOBACCO Supplies for the Cadets Edgeworth in a blend of fine old burleys, Myers Hardware Company, Incorporated with its natural savor enhanced by Edge- Remington and Winchester Fire Arms and Ammunition ASK PETE worth's distinctive eleventh proceaa. Colt's Revolvers Buy Edgeworth any- HE KNOWS ABOUT ANYTHING YOU NEED where in two form* CULTERY RAZORS and BLADES —"Beady-Rubbed" and "Plug Slice." All Any Alumni Desiring Aerial Photographs of Institute atsea, 161 pocket ROCKBRIDGE ROLLER MILLS package to pound humidor tin. D. D. FURR, Proprietor COMMUNICATE WITH PETE High Grade Patent Flour, "World's Champion Brand," used in thai Good Bread and Rolls in V. M. I. Mess Hall. ORDER THROUGH PETE much but the desire to play good golf, his jolly little comments on L. S. Eanes TAXI SERVICE F. W. HARRIS' birdies an' eagles an' forty, foot putts Air Echoes I CADILLAC SERVICE just naturally make us squirm. Last TAXI SERVICE TELEPHONE 4707 W. L. Foltz time he told one about banking a For Sure Connection to and from Roanoke NIGHT and DAY What ho for jolly old inspiration! mashie shot over a fence and end- to Lexington, CALL US. Rudy? Not on your gigolo. B. A. ing up on the green. Nell'B bells, we General PHONE 532 or 348 Rolfe? Not while we still have couldn't even throw the darn thing Camels. Then maybe Fletcher Hen- and do that. Insurance derson. Ho! Hum! He does all right Compliments of Carneal, Johnson & Wright provided that you can't find Duke or Don Bigelow from WJZ, New York. Stuart Bldg. Architects For Cab at the time. He goes on a ram- Dave Harmon of pre-war fame from Scott-Shipp Hall, Gym, Barracks, page about every third number and WLW. Eddie Nieubaur from WHAS, Alumni Hall and Nichols burns 'em up, but the other two are Pollard & Bagby Phone 524 Louisville. Bert Lown, WEAF. Engineering Hall. pretty dismal. Smith Ballew supper musics 'em from Inc. WJZ. He's six feet and a number Gentlemen, we made a truly smooth of inches tall in his underwear. He discovery the other evening. Anoth- needs to be after playing in Vallee's REALTORS er maestro in Chicago. Mental pic- night club all winter. Did you know THE OLD DOMINION STAGES ture of Ben Bernie ranting around that Bernie Cummins is Johnny Shenandoah Valley's Premier Motor Coach looking for a flat pebble to crawl un- Hamp's second orchestra? Anybody Richmond Va System. der. Did we say smooth a minute who went to the First Class Banquet ago? Wayne King is what we meant. and couldn't hear Herndon Slicer on Low Fares Everywhere. Did you get the candy pants last account of the distance or something II Bristol, Tenn S 5.40 weeks, or did your gal kick you, may- can pick him up from WDBJ, Roa- Ha'aCS// Knoxville, Tenn 8.25 Winston-Salem, N. C 4.15 be? Wayne'll fix that for you. WGN Stonewall Jackson noke. See you next week if we don't Jacksonville, Fla 16.60 is the station—every evening, and get caught up on. Washington, D. C 4.00 gentlemen, it'll soon be daylight sav- CAFE LEXINGTON TERMINAL—McCrom Drug Sti>re. ing time. IRWIN & COMPANY, Inc. "There's a Bine & Gray Going Yonr Way" REGULAR DINNERS 50c BLUE & GRAY LINES It's funny how some of the old DRY GOODS and GROCERIES songs keep cropping up. "Japanese Specialists 11 A. M.-9 P. M. Service. An interconnected motor coach service serving Vir- tlllM^^^^tf' ^ Sandman" and "Frivolous Sal" and QUALITY, SERVICE AND PRICES ginia, West Virginia, Ohio, Tennessee, Kentucky, lllllll ftp " Good Steaks. Nice Waffles. "Who" and "Sundown" and "Ida" Pennsylvania and Maryland. Excellent service . . . (jfFjr^fl even "Tiger Rag." We hafta admit Orders Delivered very low fares. Ask agent for prices. that we have a penchant for those AMERICAN PHONE 475 anyway. Couple of recent ones of ROANOKE LEXINGTON TERMINAL—McCrum's Drug Store. PARK not bad status, too: "When Your REALTO Lover Has Gone," "Dream a Little THEATRES Dream of Me," "You Came To Me Roanoke, Ya. From Out of Nowhere," "Where Have Orders Wired HI XT A Agents: You Been," "Stardust," and "The W. G. Talman, Room 146 Waltz You Saved For Me." It's easy Any where rlowers tor fcvery Occasion Joe Neikirk, Room 237 to see what kinda condition we're in. Charlottesville Woolen But this is supposed to be a radio re- view. Mills Charlottesville, Va. Do you ever listen to Bobby Jones' Manufacturers of DOYLE Florist golf talk? Inasmuch as we're only a Olive Drabs, Sky and poor average mortal, with nothing Dark Blues and the largest and best quality in Lynchburg, Virginia Flowers according to DOYLE CADET GRAYS TOLLEY TRANSFER & including those used at the United States Military Academy at West TAXI CO. Point and other leading military PHONE 265 schools of the country. STEPPING INTO A MODERN WORLD Used in uniforms of Cadets of For Prompt Service Virginia Military Institute. gpWBSHMB&h Hamric & Smith JEWELERS KESbjSSII^^^^^^J! SrM mjfjM 3. R Watchmakers and Engravers i JBMftaW*" ^"llftg '^Wlflli'iiaTWMiY nr3^ Opposite New Theatre

HARRIS MILITARY INSTITUTE Roanoke, Virginia. Unsurpassed Equipment, Experienced Faculty. Junior School, High School and4 Eg Junior College Departments. Cavalry, Band, Orchestra, Glee Club. All forms of<3 School Athletics. Reasonable Rates. For Catalogue, write THE HEADMASTER, Box 507, Roanoke, Virginia.

STRAIGHT DOPE wBSR h j | Tailor Made Clothes JT'TMII AT Business Depression Prices TEMP. WOOTERS, Rep. FRANK MORSE •gg^jgy^B

TOLLEY'S TOGGERY — For— Nothing small about this work SMART GRIFFON CLOTHES WALK-OVER SHOES Arrow Shirts and Collars Premier Hosiery Reaching out to the far corners of the ities, freight rates—on a world-wide Berg Hats and Merton Caps Belber Luggage earth for raw materials of telephone ap- scale. Each year their purchases, worth V. M. I. Pennants and Banners paratus, is a Western Electric function many millions of dollars, include such Rugby Sweaters and Golf Hose To Match in the Bell System. diverse products as platinum from Come To See Us. HI West Nelson St. To assure adequate sources of supply, Russia, mica from India, asphalt from men engaged in this work of mass pur- Venezuela, flax from Belgium and chasing continually search the entire France. globe. To buy wisely, they study all All in all, a vast and fascinating task. TUXEDOS A SPECIALTY factors affecting prices—economic and For men of keen business judgment, Our Shop in the Robert E. Lee Hotel Building Awaits labor conditions, transportation facil- the opportunity is there I , Your Inspection. HABERDASHERY and CLOTHES BELL SYSTEM $29.50 $34.50 $39.50 STETSON "D" STORE A NATION.WIDB SYSTEM OF IN TB R-CON N BCTIN G TELEPHONES $1500 for every twelve months of labor expended. THE CADET High school graduates will receive from $850 to Old Ballads Publication of the $2450 and college graduates will pocket from VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE $1400 to $5000 over the same period of time. LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA Afflclal Production of the V. M. I. Athletic Association. Thus we have a picture of the financial value qEMS FROM THE COUNTRY Dear Mr. Editor: of an education, but still better are its other as- CHURCH YARD Through the medium of THE CA- 11.50 Per Year Published Every Monday pects. The college graduate is given a knowl- DET I wish to register a complaint Pray for the soul of Arthur Quad, Entered as second-class -.natter at Lexmgton, Virginia, under Act edge of the best things of other generations; he which I hope will be duly read and «f Congress. Octobcr 3. 1917. He met his death while yet a lad. considered so that in the future there acquires an appreciation of the finer concepts and His hurried journey o'er the Styx C. P. BRITTON Editor-in-Chief will be no cause for criticisms on ca- R. E. FORT Business Manager ideals of life. He will have the knowledge of Was due to hib-nails and to bricks 1 det conduct. Editorial Staff methods and the powers of observation required The Easter Dances were highly Oh weep for the fate of Oswald Bess, H. DAYHUFF Managing Editor to supply new needs and provide trained minds. successful and I know were enjoyed M. WILEY Assistant Editor Who was brought up on truthfulness; R ADAMS News Editor by all who attended, but I regretful- It is this ability and knowledge which comes with And while engaged thus and so R BAKER Feature Editor ly noticed that during these dances R. T. CARMICHAEL Alumni Editor the college education that gives it the true value, He told B. D. he didn't know. K. FITZGLKALD Engineering News Editor a gross error in conduct was made R. TRAPNELL Sports Editor a value which cannot be measured in dollars and by a few of the cadets attend. I am H. TRAPNELL Assistant Feature Editor Peter took some Calomel, R. E. SHELL Assistant Managing Editor cents. referring to the hissing which came He died and then turned blue; from some of the cadets during a vo- Business Department For what he thought HgCl J. C. MONKS Assistant Business Manager cal solo by one of the members of H. A. WISE Advertising Manager "SPECS" WITHOUT SPECS Was HgC12. A. G. JOHENNING Assistant Advertising Manager the orchestra. Such an action isn't J. W. RICHARDSON Assistant Advertising Manager To the Editor of the Nashville Tennessean: funny; it is not only extremely child- W. R. WATKINS Circulation Manager Oh beware the tomb of J. McMeam— B. E. BARNS Assistant Circulation Manager ish, but it serves as the basis of a "Specs" without specs? He was an addict of dope. C. E. TYLER Assistant Circulation Manager non-complimentary reflection on ca- Napoleon without his hand draped across his He killed a man, though in a dream, Assistants To Business Staff det behavior in general. I can see h. F. Cary H. D. Ormsby belly? Then he dreamed of a noose and a W. B. Eagles J. L. O'Brien rope! that some might not have cared for J. D. Fosque S. V. Tallman • these vocal demonstrations; but, on C. F. Horst T. G. Slater The statue which Legnaioli has made of Gen. —Knight of the Garter. Francis H. Smith, former superintendent of the the other hand, there were many who Associate Editors enjoyed them. Regardless of the W. K. Brewster T. H. Harrel J. Jones Virginia Military Institute in its early days in FRUITED J. A. Phillips F. J. McCarthy, Jr. H. B. Massey personal reaction, there is no excuse II. F. Hodges R. Bumgardner J. N. Lyle the past century, shows him without his spec- I gave her a bid as we parted, (5. R. Stainback J. E. Prothro C. G. King for such an obvious and detrimental R. E. Foy J. G. Todd W. P. Jones. tacles because the Virginia Art Commission says Mellowed in fiery gin, break in conduct. We don't have so 3. O. Burke M. D. Hopkins W. R. Vivian Geo. Metcalf they would not be "artistic," according to your But she was a Calic just started very many occasions on which to And I was the guy sucked in. make good impressions of our be- Member Intercollegiate Press Association of Virgin'a. article in today's paper. havior on the outsider; the dances Editors This Issue: Who said anything about art? Here's a char- It wasn't as bad as I figgered are probably the most outstanding of E. R. Trapnell H. B. Massey J. E. Prothro acter, a person, symbolized affectionately as old Getting her started off right, these occasions and we should do all "Specs". Without them he is just another fella. She went like a whang. I'll be jig- we can to make these impressions With them he becomes his historic self. V. M. I. gered most favorable. I hope this letter WORTH THE EFFORT? If I got two steps that night. wants him as he was, artistic or not. will give rise to a few reflections Reports recently made public by the National and will put us on our toes hereafter. Student federation support a theory which has There's a tree on the V. M. I. parade under Fd looked forward to sittin> out A CADET. gained some prominence of late and reveal facts which Stonewall Jackson mounted the guard when with her at "Intermission"; which the average college man is going to find he was professor there before the war. It is very But when I searched she wasn't Meet Your Friends about— it rather hard to accept. Modern business enter- "inartistic." It is the only tree on a wide expanse. at A landscape just skiPPed without permission. prises, we are told, are no longer partial to the It is an eyesore to the unknowing. "THE DRUG" campus activity man, the athlete, or the boy with gardner and a West Point man recommended that She frowned when I took her off'n Next to R. M. W. C. LYNCHBURG, VA. the big personality, but are looking for the stu- it be taken away as an unsightly object. Well, it's the arm dent with the grades. The Phi Beta Kappa man still there because that's where Jackson mounted Of some two-timin' guy And all she gave me in the moon's will get that recognition which he was denied in the guard! And the landscape gardener and the West Pointer have long since departed. warm charm college to the tune of dollars and cents after his Was alaugh—and a cool "good bye." HARLOW'S PRINT SHOP There are no pretty prettys at V. M. I. It is graduation. 17 S. Jeffrson St. Walter S. Gifford, president of the American proud of its record and it cherishes its men for She ain't goin' to play me no more; Don't think I'm talkin' fiction. Telephone and Telegraph Company, has found what they are, and for what they tried to be. V. M. I. alumni don't want to dictate to the sculptor The fruit she'll get is at the store— that students graduating in the first tenth of I've said my benediction. their class have four times as many chances of what he can do because they are paying the bill— Best Printing getting in the highest salaried group as those that is a very vulgar way of looking at it—but it SHE'S A DARLING THING does want a reproduction of a man as he was be- Publisher of who graduated amoag the lowest third. Exten- To quote Chaucer she's the "berries," sive surveys of the careers of graduates of rep- cause that is inspiring enough. If art means in- Her eyes are quite sublime, The resentative institutions such as Bowdoin, West spiration, why not the spectacles? They mean They sparkle like a plate of beans Point, the Purdue engineering school, and the something and they inspire a man who knows In the mess at supper time. Lexington Gazette 127 Years Experience Yale school of forestry indicate conclusively that what the General was and tried to be. E. M. KIRBY. "Quoth the raven nevermore," men with the best scholastic records in college As he looked at her pearly teeth— consistently achieve the highest salaries after White as the shirt on a gross cadet; All Latest Sport News by Special Wire PHONES 1100-8941-8995 having been endowed with the sheepskin. With the completion of then new building we Number Eight on the Third Relief. Roanoke's Sporting Center i Equally concrete evidence that the so-called should not be content to let our progress stop. It MUNDY CIGAR COMPANY^ was not so long ago that the rear end of the Jack- Poe would have liked her pretty CANDIES NEWS TOBACCOS I grind will have his day—we should say pay—is locks— LUNCHEONETTE SODAS son Memorial Hall presented quite a drab apppear- Corner Jefferson and Church offered by the economists Foster and Cathings Those flea-bitten, lice-ridden curls, ROANOKE. VA. to the effect that a good many of the larger cor- ance to the stranger who traveled auong the high- The bats live there and like the hair porations maintain standing offers to recognized way. It time this ugliness was overcome by the On the head of this beautiful girl. colleges and universities to give positions to the masonry construction there. In fact, quite an attractive effect was obtained. The slope behind Like the Tower of Pisa her nose scholars of highest standing in each graduating leans east Huger-Davidson class. the new building could be made a thing of beauty instead of a mere hill. And there is no better And spreads out all over her face, Such reports as these probably tend to exagger- It's a rare creation—look at the time than now to start beautifying the exterior ate the emphasis placed on scholastic standing in thing! Sale CoInc. of the Institute. It is significant to remember the business world, but they would seem to merit To old "Bim" it would be a disgrace. that any group of buildings are judged by their some change of attitude on the part of the ordi- Lexington, Va. external appearances and surroundings. This This is the girl you love so dearly nary student body and to offer some justification space already has trees. With the erection of a And act like a damn fool about, for those repeated admonitions by faculty and ad- Don't be a fool but brace up a bit curbing along the road and a bit of landscape gar- ministration against neglect of classroom work. And follow the bachelor route. dening it would be quite an easy task to produce Certainly it is becoming pretty obvious that an effect which would be pleasing to the eyes of Branch Houses among the first questions asked college men as both strangers and cadets; a spot which we could prospective employees are those concerning view with pride rather than as a detriment to Buena Vista scholarship, and some undergraduates are even the otherwise attractice appearance of Nichols beginning to suspect that such queries are more Engineering Hall. Staunton than a mere matter of form. It will doubtless be some time, however, before most southern schools It is the earnest hope of the Cadet that steps Alumnus Passes Away. Captain George Spiller, graduate can expect a poll such as that at Amherst in be taken at once to give this spot an appearance of V. M. I. with the class of 1886, THE which 80 per cent of the senior class placed Phi in keeping with the pleasing lines of the building passed away in Jacksboro, Texas, Beta Kappa above all other honors, or at Prince- as well as to create a good impression upon the April 14. While at the Institute he ton, where freshmen declared the scholarship key travelers along the Lee Highway. was the librarian of club known as Chas. H. Elliot Co. more desirable than a varsity letter by a vote of The work behind the Jackson Memorial Hall, the "Society of Cadets," and a char- ter member of the Sigma Nu frater- Seventeenth St. and Lehigh Ave. 330 to 228.—Duke Chronicle. the construction of the bridge over the road, the nity, which originated at the Virginia PHILADELPHIA, PENN. terraces behind the Academic Building, and many Military Institute. He went with the Cadets to New Market and in that A COLLEGE EDUCATION other small, but important jobs have materially Stationers and Jewelers About this time of year, when everyone is feel- improved the looks of the Post and the continua- battle was wounded three times. Shortly after leaving the Institute, OFFICIAL JEWELERS "TO ing imbued with the fever of spring and dissatis tion of this work around the new building will Captain Spiller was given the task greatly augment the effect. fied with the routine of work and study, there is of surveying for a railroad in Texas. VIRGINIA MILITARY a tendency to be over-critical and underestimate The condition of Letcher Avenue along the pa- Later he became affiliated with the the practical value of an education. This June rade ground is of vital importance. Plans must Aetna Fire Insurance company, with INSTITUTE be made in ample time in order that subsequent whom he remained until his death. when thousands of college graduates set forth to Not long ago he gave the V. M. I. li- seek positions, the question will be asked many improvements can be made to the advantage. The brary two books, rich in tradition and times: Does education pay? The majority will paving and dressing of this street should receive history concerning the V. M. I., name- realize that it does, but a few statistics may for- early attention. We would suggest the working ly, "Life of Patrick Henry" by Wil- liam West, and "Moore's Poems." tify the minds of those who are pondering over out of a plan that will protect the trees and af- Classes of ford an automobile parking space. the advisability of returning to school next year. INDIFFERENCE The Federal Bureau of Education has found, by Such improvements as these, while close to 1930-1931-1932 cadets, are even more noticeable to outsiders. I get a zip in Mechanics, careful investigation, that untrained persons can No matter how I cram. Beauty and order always create a lasing impres- earn from $400 to $1200 a year. Those with com- I've got a splittin' headache, The Largest Cell.«s Kncrarln* H mon school education will draw from $600 to sion. But say, who gives a dam? Varsity Nine Drops Two Rats Nosed Out By V. P. Gym Team Working In Track Team Comes From Close Games to N. C. U. I. Frosh 6 to 5 The Sportsman Full Swing Behind To Tie David- and One to_N. C. State COSTLY ERRORS SPELL DE- Last Monday there was quite a bit FEAT FOR V. M. I. INTRAMURALS ON FINAL S0n TARHEELS TAKE DOUBLE- of excitement in Boston for the LAP HEADER, 3-2 AND 6-2 The Rat baseball team visited V. crowds began to gather to witness (Continued from Page One.) P. I. Saturday and lost to their the finish of the Marathon staged by With a few weeks of limbering up, they were even more 8UrPrised when N. C. State Wins Duel of South- the saw him cross the line ahead of Freshman team by a close score of the Boston Athletic association. The the Gym team has settled down to y paw Pitchers. them 6-5. The game was a close one crowd discussed its favorites and nat- strenuous workouts with but the ob- - throughout; and until the 8th inning In the The Cadet nine invaded North urally it was thought that the win- jective to perfect itself in order to mile run the stands were V. M. I. was winning the game. It Carolina last week-end and lost the ner would be either Clarence De Mar, put on its usual spectacular exhibi- ] confident that Earle, the Davidson was then that V. P. I. tied the score three games played. With an un- 42-year-old school teacher, who has tion at Finals. Under the experienced flash, could easily overcome the lead and put over the final run for a and careful eye of Captain Granfelt that Smith and Wise gained in the precedented run of bad breaks, with won seven times in twent yyears; win. Smith (V. M. I.) allowed only first two scattered hits and with lack of sup- and ably led by Gordon Ryland, a sea- laps, but those two gentle- four hits, but errors by the team lost Karl Koski, the iron-legged Finn; or men port for pitchers at crucial times, the soned performer, bright prospects for concerned themselves with a the game. Jennings (V. P. I.) al- Whitey Michaelson who won the tide was turned for the rivals in ev- a successful season are anticipated, discussion of the weather all during lowed only four hits during the Manhattan A. A. U. marathon two the last ft and ery game. With a little more luck With the return of a few experienced l P loafed into the home- game. LeSeur and Ward (V. M. I.) weeks ago. The entry list was an ex- and but for one or two incidents, the men, to form a nucleus, and an stretch to cross the finish line in al- were outstanding batters for our ceptionally large one containing at most a dea team might have won two of the abundance of new material, Captain d heat. The time was slow team, while Bowen got the V. P. I. but a games without great difficulty and first 228 entries, but this number was Granfelt is sure to put out a great finishing sprint was unneces- honors. Jennings (V. P. I.) struck sar perhaps the third. reduced to 189 in the trial heats. team. The loss of Will through a y- out ten men and Smith struck out Looks of astonishment came over the casualty is felt considerably though The quartet of Captain Smith, Lefty Williams pitched one of the eight. The most spectacular play for faces of the spectators when Jimmy there are many aspiring young gym- Romm, Wise, and Bond ran true to best games of his career against N. V. M. I. was their squeeze play in the Henigan, practically unknown to nasts who hope to fill his place. As form and the fans who turned out to C. State. He struck out eight men second inning which was responsible most of them, came in to finish the yet a definite schedule has not been see the boys in action were not dis- and gave one base, and the hard hit- for three runs. worked out for the team, though ne- appointed. These four have been in ting State nine, noted for its slug- 26-mile course far ahead of his op- The box score: gotiations are under way for meets the forefront of Conference runners gers, only place men on first base ponents. Fred Ward of Manhattan V. P. I. with various other schools. for three years, and their reputa- eight times the entire game. Wil- finished second, Karl Koski, third, AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Pleased beyond words with the tions precede them each week. liams also made the lone run of the James, rf 5 10 10 0 David Sagerlund, fourth, and Clar- spirit and interest shown by the boys The summary: Cadets, brought in by Cutchin's dou- Bowen, 2b 5 2 3 3 3 0 ence De Mar, fifth Kelsey, ss 4 0 0 0 3 1 Known by his in taking part in Intra-mural sports, 100 yard dash—Won by Fleagle, ble. Noble pitched the entire first Dunbrack, cf 3 0 0 1 0 0 friends as "Smiling Jimmy," Heni- j Hrb Patchin has made arrangements D., Shirley, V. M. I.; George, D. Time: game of the Tarheel double-header Cottle, lb 4 0 18 10 gan was on the Olympic Cross Coun- f the Golf and Tennis tournaments, 10.1 seconds. and half of the second game, only Pruit, 3b 4 0 0 0 2 1 or try team of 1924 and the Olympic A large field of competition is ex- weakening in his unlucky thirteenth Bell, If 3 1 0 0 0 0 220 yard dash—Won by Fleagle, 10,000 meter team of 1928. pected in both the tournaments. straight inning when he was touched Yorke, c 4 1 0 13 0 0 D.; Phillips, V. M. I.; Little, D. Time: Jennings, p 4 10 113 Whited, last year's golf champion, for two hits and two walks. Shomo 23 seconds. The rowing crew of Columbia Uni- will have his hands full to retain his 440 yard dash—Won by Romm, V. relieved Noble on the mound with the Totals 36 6 4 27 10 5 versity last week was able to defeat V. M. I. title, while the tennis championship M. I.; Gatewood, V. M. I.; Barrhurst, bases loaded and one out. The first the Navy crew by a length and a | is apparently a toss-up ball he threw over was hit for a dou- AB. R. H. PO. A. E. V. M. I. Time: 52.4 seconds Buford, 2b 4 0 0 0 3 0 third on the crest of a fast tide down ble play by Laughorn and Cutchin to 880 yard run—Won by Romm, V. Brown, ss 5 0 0 1 2 2 Manhattan's Harlem River. Colum- RAT TRACKMEN LOSE TO M. I.; Wise, V. M. I.; Smith, V. M. end the damage. Lydick, 3b 5 10 114 bia's rooters had little faith that their Tyree, c 4 1 1 10 0 1 A. M. A. I. Time: 2 minutes, 1 second. The batting averages suffered on crew, containing three sophomores Smith, p 4 0 0 1 4 0 Mile run—Won by Smith, V. M. I.; his trip, only fourteen hits recorded LeSeur, lb 4 1 3 12 1 0 who had never been in a varsity race, Wise, V. M. I.; Earle, D. Time: 4 for the three games. Blocker would Saturday afternoon the Rat track- Straub, cf 2 10 10 0 could do much to the Navy boatload. minutes, 42 seconds. have increased this to sixteen but for Ward, If 4 12 10 0 men lost by a score of 65-52 in their meet with A. M. A. A3 has been the 120 yard high hurdles—Won by a badly sprained foot which allowed Pitkethly, rf 4 0 1 0 0 1 The City of Cleveland has been case all season, the Rats showed a George, 4.; Heald, V. M. I.; McCal- him to only hit and hobble to first, Totals 36 5 7 27 11 8 victorious in their race with Chicago decided weakness in the field events. lie, D. Time: 15.6 seconds. where twice he was thrown out on Summary—Two-base hits: Bowen for the Max Schmeling-Young Strib- In their recent meet with Virginia 220 yard low hurdles—Won by what should have been good for one 2, Tyree. Three-base hits: Bowen. ling fight now planned for July 3. they seemed to be ovrcoming this George, D.; Wanger, V. M. I.; Lit- sack easily. Had he been able to Stolen bases: James, Bowen, Dun- The fight will be held in Cleveland's brack, Cottle, Bell, Buford, Ldick. weadness, but it again became evi- tle, D. Time: 25.4 seconds. make it on his lame foot in the State Bases on balls: Off Smith 2, off Jen- huge new stadium which only recent- dent at A. M. A. Smith (V. M. I.) Pole vault—Won by Brock, D.; game, a double play would have been nings 2. Hit by pitched—By Jen- ly has been completed. The fight be- and Bowman (A. M. A.) tied for Brown, V. M. I.; and Roane, Flynn, prevented and the runs would have nings (Buford). Struck out: By tween the two cities has been a high-point honors, each receiving a and Stroud (all of Davidson), tied tied the score. Jennings (10), by Smith (8). Win- hard-fought one because such an ning pitcher: Jennings. Losing total of ten points. The running for second. Height: 10 feet 6 inches. Cutchin led with the willow, get- event as this will draw thousands of pitcher: Smith. events totaled: V. M. I., 30; A. M. A., High jump—Won by Phillips, V. M. ting four hits, one of which was a out-of-town spectators as well as 33; the field events totals: V. M. I., II.; Wilson, Allen and Martin (all of double. Paul Edmunds followed securing tremendous publicity to the RIDING TEAM PRACTICE 22; A. M. A., 32 The results in the Davidson), tied for second. Height: with a single, a double, and a triple. winner. Mayor Daniel Morgan, of GETS UNDER WAY various events were as follows: 5 feet, 10 inches. Lefty Williams picked out three sin- Cleveland and George Bender, man- (Continued from Page One.) 100 yard dash—Won by Bougeois, Broad jump—Won by Brown, V. gles. Britton crashed through with ager of the new stadium, have made beyond minor bruises and scrapes A M. A.; second, Shaver, A. M. A.; M. I.; Flynn, D.; Dunn, V. M. I. Dis- a double to score Edmunds in the have been sustained. successful terms^with the Madison; THIRDJ FINIAYSON> Y. M. I. Time: 10.5! tance: 20 feet, 6 inches. first Tarheel game. Laughorn, Waite 1 The members of the team formed «Squar e Gardej—n Corporatio.r. ..n anj d the.. - seconds Shot put—Won by Royle, D.; Knox, and Muley Noble accounted for one last Thursday afternoon to have their fight will be held there. Mile 'run_Won by Bowman, A. M. D.; Mergenhagen, V. M. I. Distance: single each. group picture made. They were A.; second, Turner, V. M. I.; third, 40 feet, 4 3-4 inches. Fielding was more consistent than photographed mounted and wearing The East will never equal the I Burruss v> M. L Time: 4 minutes, Discus—Won by Hall, D., Knox, formerly, yet still an occasional cost- white ducks, white shirts, and tennis West as a true home for present day' 4g gecon(j3 D.; Hollowell, V. M. I. Distance: ly error proved fatal. Muley Noble 1 shoes. The standing position was rowing. Last week, when Eastern 22Q yard' dash_Won by Smith, V. 114 feet, 9 inches, had four tries in the State game, and used in the picture, which is expect- crews were still trying to become ac- M j . second> shaver, A. M. A.; third, Javelin—Won by Wright, V. M. Jf; for each found himself on the wrong ed to be very effective. customed to the feel of a shell after Bougeois, A. M. A. Time: 24.1 sec- Brock, D., McCall, D. Distance: 173 side of his wing, yet landed them all The team is working with the an- solid oar-machine practice in their onds feet, 10 inches. with his speed and precision, pulling nual finals exhibition in view. Simi- gymnasiums, two Western crews pro- 120 yard high hurdies—Won by Two mile—Won by Smith, V. M. in one as he slipped on the wet field. lar exhibitions have been held here ceeded down Oakland Estuary with; Graves> A. M. A.; seCond, Duke, V. L; second, Brannon, D.; third, Bond, Outten and Waite held their record for many years, and they have al- their bows almost exactly alighned. M I ; third( Hart( v M< j Time: 17 V. M. I. Time; 9:59. clean of missteps, Williams allowed ways been considered among the These were the crews of Washing- seconds one to go by him for tallies in the high-lights, of finals exercises. The ton and California off in their first 440 yard dash_Won by Finlayson, MAJOR WISE TO LEAVE last of the double reader. The in- work is already attracting some at- race of the year. For two miles and[V M j . seCond, Thomas, A. M. A.; field functioned well on the whole, tention, and at one time last Sunday a half they remained almost side by; third( Harti v M j Time. 54 sec_ In the recent publication of the with a bad bounce finding Britton for afternoon more than twenty cars side, but at that point something onds Army-Navy Journal it was noted or- two sacks to the runner, and hard were counted parked on the edge of happened to the California shell and' 220 yard low hurdles—Won by ders had been issued transferring hit balls going through Cutchin and the corral watching the practice. The spectators were no longer doubtful as smith, V. M. I.; second, Graves, A. Major J. B. Wise, Jr., from duty at Edmunds in only one game. During team will continue to practice twice to the outcome of the race. By de- M A . THIRDI DUKE> V. M. I. Time: Virginia Military Institute to Fort infield practice preceding the Ra- weekly for some time, but it is re- grees the Washington shell raised 27 2 sec0nds. Clark, Texas, the order to take ef- leigh game, a hot grounder leaping ported that it will practice more their stroke and moved away. Going 880 yard dash—Won by Bowman, fect before next September. Major from a pebble popped Cutchin square often just prior to the finals exhibi- under the bridge, they had almost a A M A . second, Turner, V. M. I.; Wise graduated in the Department of on the nose, increasing the size of tion. length on the California crew; and thirdi Milton, V. M. I. Time: 2 min- Electrical Engineering at V. M. I. in that organ considerably, however he as they came out on the other side, utes> 6i6 seConds. 1915. played the game, and played it well. SPRING HIKE UNDERGOES water showed clearly between the Javelin throw—Won by Smith, V. Captain George Wiltshire, at pres- From the surface, the fact that all NEW SCHEDULE shells. Washington's time of 14 M j . sec0nd, Jenkins, A. M. A.; ent stationed with the 10th Cavalry, games were lost on the southern trip (Continued from Page One.) minutes 53.8 seconds set a new rec- third> DukfJ( v. M. I. Distance: 159 Houchuca, Arizona, will replace Ma- would indicate that the team is not will attempt to overcome the enemy ord for the three-mile course of the feet( 8-6 inches. jor Wise at the Institute. functioning properly. However as in their way and the final destruction estuary. p0le vault—Tie for first place be- has been said two of these games will be left to the Artillery, which tween McDonald, V. M. I., Sigafoos, DR. LEWIS TO ADDRESS might have been ours and the third will fire on the property of Mr. EARLY BEGINNING OF THE A. M. A., and Jones, A. M. A. CORPS was closely contested, yet breaks Leach (adjoining that of Mr. Rader). CADET REVIEWED Height: 10 feet, 2 inches. were never for and alWays against The following is the schedule as Shot put—Won by Troutt, V. M. I.; On Sunday, May 3, 1931, President the cadet nine. Another chance at announced: (Continued from Page One.) second, Brumbraugh, A. M. A.; third, w. M. Lewis, of Lafayette College, tute since 1907 may be found in the State will be had when the Wolf Pack Leave barracks, 2:00 p. m., Tues- Sigafoos, A. M. A. Distance: 40 in eastern Pennsylvania will address nine comes to Lexington Wednesday. day, May 12. bound volumes of THE CADET feet, 11.5 inches. the Corps of Cadets at eleven o'clock V. M. I. has now little or no chance Field Problems, Art Firing, Wed- which are kept in the library. Any- High jump—Won by Will, V. M. jn the Jackson Memorial Hall in lieu of topping the Tri-State League, yet nesday, May 13. one who is sufficiently interested I.; second, Jones, F. (A. M. A.); third, 0f the regular church services. Dr. the Big Four title is within grasp Return to barracks in time for D. may determine for himself the ex- Rutschow, V. M. I.). Height: 5 feet, Lewis was connected with the George with one defeat of Virginia already R. C„ Thursday, May 14. tent of improvement which has taken 2 inches. Washington University a number of to its credit. The real test comes place by taking advantage of the ex- Discus—Won by Sigafoos, A. M. years before he went to Lafayette Saturday when the first engagement "Mary, remember that you are only perience of each outgoing editor and A.); second, Brumbraught, A. M. A.; College. Prior to that time he had a servant; I don't want you to have against V. P. I. will be fought at adding to it. With the firm back- third, Leary, V. M. I. Distance: 108 been engaged in educational work in so much company. Why, you have ing of V. M. I. men the newspaper Blacksburg, the Gobblers invading more callers in a day than I have in feet, 7.5 inches. Missouri and Illinois. Last June Dr. Alumni Field the following week-end. a week." of the Corps has continued through Broad jump— Won by Graves, A. Lewis was instrumental in awarding "Well, ma'am, perhaps if you'd try its eighteen years as a creditable ex- M. A.; second, Olive, A. M. A.; third, the honorary degree of LL. D. to In th? firat game of the double- to be a little mora agreeable you'd ample of the average college news Vandergrift, V. M. I. Distance: 19 General Lejeune while he was on a Aeader played at Chapel Hill the have as many friends as I have." weekly. I feet, 9.5 inches. (Continued on Page Eight.) visit there at the time. Premier Thorhallson in dissolving Charley Dayhuff will attend Hol- the Athing (national parliament) aft- lins summer schooj in order to ac- HIGH SPOTS er the independence party had start- quire a proper manner for his teach- OP LAST WEEK'S NEWS ed debate on a motion of no confi- IN THE dence in the government. ing position in English here next OUTSIDE WORLD year. We must carry on these old Spanish Republic Given Recognition. traditions men. After similar action by twelve COFFEE SHOPPE Hoover Sees Sandino Cleanup. other nations, Great Britain and her We were boned the other night for dominions extended recognition last Confidence that Augustino Sandino hay down, and did we have a terrible week to the Spanish republic. So far would be brought to justice for the trying not to shrill "Jones, J., junior, the United States has not acted upon "cold-blooded murder" of eight or sir!" the question. nine American citizens and a num- ber of Nicaraguans was expressed j Employment Plan Begun. Robert E. Lee Hotel last week by President Hoover. One A series of conferences with offi- thousand three hundred men have cials of the reorganized employment ACME PRINT SHOD been placed in the field by the Nica- serve to outline work they are to do Printers & Engravers Meet your Brother Rats for ;; raguan government in a drive to in providing a nation-wide network For Quick Service As Well As "cleanup Sandino and his fellow ban- of job-finding and placement officers Good Printing. A real dinner dits." was begun last week. Administra- FIRST NAT'L BANK BLDG. tion officials will seek to ascertain how much of a staff will be needed Ruth Nichols Plans Ocean Hop. in each State. No effort is being Ruth Nichols, last week, was plan- made to replace any State employ- ning a solo flight to Paris—in an ment bureaus. Instead the Federal A Good Place airplane and seventy-five miles fas- CADETS PATRONZE ter than the plane Lindburgh used. bureaus will co-operate in every way to Shop ossible If the flight is made it wilf be over P - for the route followed by Lindburgh. . The Rockbridge County News Woman, Spains Prison Head. SWEETHEART GIFTS Gifts for Mother and Sister —For— Autogiro Lands Safely At White victoria Kent> one of SPain's fore" jjouse most woman lawyers, last week took Stationery, Circulars and Cards An autogiro paddled out of the over her new duties as head of the skies last week to convert the south country's prison systems. The min- SHHEIRONIMJS 6 Nice Printing and No Other ister of justice declared in lawn of the White House into a land- > Present- Opposite Presbyterian Sunday School Room ing field for the second time in his- j the office> that many simiIar P°" Roanoke's Leading Department tory. The pilot was Harold Pitcairn I sitions under the ministry of justice Store. MAIN STREET LEXINGTON, VA. and he demonstrated his skill before might wel1 be filled ^ women' the President and a party of Govern- 0 ment and aviation officials. Every- Tax B"rdens Said Harmful To Busi- thing worked to perfection in the ness. MEET YOUR FRIENDS evenj. Editors of some of the nation's AT STOP AT n leading trade papers told President Iceland Asks Freedom. Hoover last week that increasing Agitation for the establishment of taxes- both local and Federal> inade" Lexington Pool a republic in Iceland by breaking the nuate^statisties, and lack of price Company McCRUM'S SODA bond through which the king of Den- stability was the cause of the coun- mark rules over tre land has in- try's depression. Overproduction NEWEST and NICEST creased in Iceland during the past also has caused a great distress few days by students and other re- among manufacturers, they said. Pool and Billard Parlors FOUNTAIN publican groups. The agitation fol- Pay up your subscription to THE The Best In Lexington lows the action a short time ago of CADET and Bomb. Washington Street Toilet Articles and Stationery Jewelers PHONE 208 Real Service and the Best Quality Gifts That Last DAVIDSON'S Repair Work Our Specialty PHONE 75 MAIN ST. [ LEARBURY QUISENBERRY & COMPANY, INC Jllflffl l CLOTHES illfc^il Wholesale Grocers ifef. \\ LEXINGTON, VA. Ilk for the Authorized Dealer For flRP

V. M. I. PRESSING SHOP

OPERATED THROUGH THE POST EXCHANGE For the Benefit of Cadets s&w Leave Your DRY CLEANING at the V. M. I. PRESSING SHOP CAFETERIAS KNOXVILLE ROANOKE We Klean Klothes Klean CHARLOTTE ASHEVILLE RALEIGH ATLANTA Smith Dry Cleaning Works "Nearly 4 Million Meals A Year" the church they would go with the AMONG OUR CONTEM- almost any time of night .... idea of deriving some benefit from thanks to the University authorities. PORARIES THE L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY the sermon. There is something in "In fact the mosquitoes can rest McCOY'S the word "compulsory" which con- quite assured that they will have fancy groceries Attleboro, Mass. It seems that this week's "Virginia tributes a great deal toward the ca- steady nourishment until the end of Manufacturers of Tech" is the last to be published by det's frame of mind and gives him school. And what the flies especial- Cor. Main and Washington Stb. the present staff, so in leaving they the wrong outlook on church attend- ly the big greens ones, can do to a RINGS FAVORS made a list of their grievances and ance. This is a question worthy of the student trying to spend a quiet PROGRAMS STATIONERY printed them as an editorial. There serious consideration as it deals with ATHLETIC FIGURES evening at home brushing up on his DOOR PLATES MEDALS were twenty-five of them published the morals and concepts of the ma- Inorganic or his Mediaeval and Mod- CUPS TROPHIES and no doubt the censor disposed of jority of the cadet corps. ern is also a sad tale that might even MEDALLIONS as many more. A few of them could bring tears to the eyes of the Uni- New Bakery PLAQUES apply to V. M. I. as well as V. P. I. While we were busily scratching a versity authorities." "Known Wherever There Are Schools and Home of Good Things To Eat. Colleges." "We'd like to see that Easter Holi- little red bump caused by a playful Picture the discomfiture of the two day given at the end of the Winter New Jersey mosquito we ran across hundred rats when they learn that We Welcome You. quarter. an editorial in the U. of Md. paper the real king of Siam is in the Unit- "We'd like to see the V. P. I.-V. which tells us that we are, "Mos- ed States. And to think that each M. I. Thanksgiving game played in quito Fodder." But we will let them one of these same rats emphatically Richmond or elsewhere until Roa- tell you about it. declared that he was the king. "What noke decided to take better care of Mosquito Fodder. do you mean by lying to me 'Mis- "Bro. Rat" its guests. "Balmy spring days bring the eds tah?'" "We'd like to see that much-de- and coeds out, and they can be seen at all waking hours cavorting about bated regulation, compulsory church Pop G. asked us to tell his friends SLIM'S TAXI the campus or driving nonchalantly attendance, definitely resccinded be- that he (Pop) appreciates their kind and lackadaisically to and fro, and cause discipline in religion is mis- patronage—as do others. When You Want To hither and yon. placed." Heard at the hops: "Surely you re- We don't see much hope of the "Nice weather also brings out the member me, I'm the second lieuten- Go Places See People Do Things first ever becoming a reality, but the flies and mosquitoes, these ill-begot- ant you were out with a intermis- second one we heartily indorse for a ten pests that never think twice be- sion." fore disturbing and annoying Mary- 303 PHONE 303 number of reasons. First, Roanoke "You don't mean a thing to me, land students. These noisome in- is too small a city to accommodate boy friend, the guy I want to find "The Old Reliable" sects, it seems, are quite fond of the the large crowd which gathers to see is that third captain." the football games. Richmond is Maryland variety of campus habitue, more easily accessible and quite a few because they have so much opportun- of the alumni of both schools live in ity to get acquainted with him. In Students' Headquarters this vicinity—decidedly more than the day time, in his travels about the hill, it is an easy matter for the lit- Rockbridge Steam Laundry live near Roanoke. Also it seems to THE PIEDMONT us that Roanoke does not properly tle varmints to get next to him, and appreciate what the two schools has in the evening and through the long Cafe and Restaurant done for it. Every year a larger night watches the mosquitoes and 817 and 815 Main St. number of Cadets remain in barracks their ilk descend joyfully and glee- TUXEDO SHIRTS, PALETOTS AND fully upon those students who in- The place that you meet all of because of the poor reception given your friends. We serve the them in Roanoke, and many com- habit Silvester and Calvert Halls, for best food and drinks that can MESS JACKETS they have learned from their progeni- plaints were heard from those that be had. Come to see us. We tors of last year that the Univer- are always glad to see you. did go. For the same reason large sity authorities do not put screens number of the supporters of the two F. L. FORBES, Prop. up in the barracks, and that it is an See Our schools remain away. On the other easy matter to get a good meal at (All American) hand Richmond has everything in its favor. Ample accommodations, many Mr. Davis in front of the alumni, a large stadium, and with "The Best the Market Affords" roads from all over the state leading Phone Madison 4624 to it. We are certain that both the The alumni and the cadets would sanction arch at 7:30 a change from Roanoke to Richmond. Roanoke Times OCCIDENTAL What do you say, Keydets? Write is read by Cadets of the Virginia Military Institute, because of its Restaurant to the Open Forum and express your appeal in sports and well-rounded Fancy Ices, Ice Creams and Pastries opinion. general news. Old Virginia Hams and Fruit Cakes, Parcel Post Everywhere. When we talk of the last grievance Read the Times for your re- we are stepping on a ticklish subject. liable information about V. M. I. 212-14 N. 8th St. RICHMOND, VA. It is too plainly evident that com- TIMES-WORLD CORP. pulsory church attendance defeats ROCKBRIDGE Publishers its purpose. It takes the same status VARNER & POLE ROANOKE, VA. in the cadet's mind as another drill THE MAIN STREET or parade and is looked upon as a FURNITURE PEOPLE task that just has to be done. His PHONE 183 NATIONAL BANK attitude is anything but reverent and When in need of anything in our line his principle thought during the ser- come to see us. mon is how much longer it is going A. A. Harris to last. Without a doubt, the ma- jority of cadets would attend church RESOURCES without being compelled too, but in- PHONE 2005 CRUSHED stead of being antagonistic toward STONE Free Delivery of FOR ALL PURPOSES $2,000,000 KIMMERLING RROS. Plants located: Blue Ridge, Va.; FLORISTS SANDWICHES Pembroke, Va.; Pounding Mill, Va.; Boxley, Va. .{OSES ORCHIDS GARDENIAS CAKES and Hotel Patrick Henry Bldg. PIES Capacity 5,000 Tons Daily. ROANOKE. VA. PHONE 1250 Truck Delivery in Roanoke City. PAUL M. PENICK A. P. WADE W. W. BOXLEY & CO. President Cashier 711 Boxley Bldg. Roanoke, Va. TUNE IN ON WSM NASHVILLE

461.3 Meters - 650 Kilocycles

Central Standard Time

J. W. ZIMMERMAN Jeweler and Optician Graduate Optician For five years WSM, owned and operated by The National Registered Optometrist Life and Accident Insurance Company, has had the pleasure of LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA entertaining millions of radio listeners. Its Big Time artists are the best in their profession, ranging from leading singers to outstanding orchestras. Fall Showing of New Styles and Patterns WSM always has a program that suits your fancy, be it dance, — OF — grand opera, or what-not. From 6:30 in the morning until midnight WSM is on the air. Society Brand Clothes During your leisure hours tune in, and take your choice of its en- tertaining features. Suits Top Goats Overcoats Tuxedos

Florsheim Shoes Dobbs Hats Shielding Millions. Are We Shielding You? Furnishings of all Kinds THE NATIONAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE^*). Inc.

J. M. MEEKS National Building Tune in <> i10v 7i W. Nelson —St . Phone 295 ; VARSITY NINE DROPS TWO runs: Dunlop. Stolen bases: House, Britton, 3b ...... 2 0 0 0 1 0 A TOAST WARNER BROS. CLOSE GAMES TO N. C. U. Leonard, Pattisall, Blythe, Ferebee, Blocker, c 8 0 0 8 1 0 Wyrick, Croom. Double plays: Laug- A. Noble, rf 3 0 1 4 0 0 NEW THEATRE AND ONE TO N. C. STATE horn to Cutchin, Ferebee to Wyrick •Turner 1 0 0 0 0 0 When the fellows would open up and (Continued From I'liue Five) to Dunlop. Base on balls: Off Noble, say; 5; Shomo, 1; Shields 4. Struck out: Totals 32 Hill "Have a drink, old topper." It seems, TUES.-WED—April 28-20 twenty-fourth, Ferebee opened in the By Shomo, 2. Hits: Off Noble, 0 in State. first inning with a double, his only 3 1-3 innings. Wild pitches: Shields. AB. R. H. PO. A. 1. E'en tho I'd always take the glass hit of the day, and scored off House's Passed balls: Turner 2. Winning Duke, cf 4 112 10 I'd answer, "Not today," /al , f||| pitcher: Shields. Losing pitcher: Wilkie, ss 3 0 0 2 2 2 For a pair of eyes somehow'd com® single. Waite tied the score in the Noble. Umpire; Hubbard. Time of third when he walked, stole second Goodman, If 4 1 2 0 0 0 between. game: 1:28. Morris, 3b 4 0 0 2 2 0 and got two laps on Williams' clean Turner, c 3 1 2 7 0 0 hit. The Tarheels came back the In a closely-contested game the Gerock, lb 3 0 0 9 0 0 And other times with moon and same inning and pushed over two Wolf Pack of N. C. State took down Wood, 2b 3 0 0 2 6 0 maid alone, RI4CWIN6 men with three hits and an error of the V. M. I. Cadets by a score of Nelms, rf 3 0 1 2 0 0 'Twas easier far to yield than to FOIk TUt McLawhorn, p 3 0 0 1 0 0 the cadet second-sacker, for their three to one, A drizzle, at times in- resist. fcd (3(3 N last scores of the game. The cadets creasing to a stedy rain, fell during Totals 30 3 6 27 11 2 Yet I'd turn away; lips not her own WITH were unable to score on two hits in the first five innings. The tempera- Two base hit: Cutchin. Three-base Would whisper, "Why waste a kiss?" CICI DAWiril the fifth ,but in the sixth Edmunds ture was down also, yet the crowd hits: Goodman, Turner, Nelms. Stol- opened with a hit good for three was large. The game was played on en bases: Cutchin, Nible, Williams, Goodman, Waite. Double play: Wil- Still other times when every thing H THURSDAY—April 30 sacks, and Britton got his double to the field of the professional Raleigh kie to Wood to Gerock. Left on was labeled "wrong," score the Halifax heavy hitter, but club. bases: State, 4; V. M. I., 6. Bases And would so continue, far as I died on third after a sacrifice when It was a battle of left handers, on balls: Off McLawhorn, 2; off Wil- could see; Kl The 4 Marks Bros. Outten was thrown out at first to Lefty Williams and Lefty McLawhorn liams, 1. Struck out: By McLawhorn 7, Williams 8. Wild pitch: Williams. I'd always lag—but not for long; end the Cadets' last threat. Eight both pitching steady and consistent A hand seemed reaching out to help straight flies, all of which were hand- Passed ball: Blockey. Umpire: Len- B "Animal ball, with the cadet hurler pitching a nor. Time: 1:50. led by the fast Carolina infield, end- wonderful game, allowing only one ed the last three innings. V. M. I. free base and fanning eight, with only 1 Crackers" COL. MOSELEY PRESENTS That was long ago. Tonight I lift had nine men left on bases to the eight men reaching first for the ENGLISH GOTHIC ARCHI- my flask, Tarheel's four, an indication of the Waives the entire game. The sup- And relaxing here, we two, amidst game. Flies spelt death to the hopes port was much better than in the TECTURE the moonbeams: of the Lexington nine, nineteen outs previous games of the trip, errorless (Continued from Page One.) being accounted for in this manner. ball being played by the cadets. N. I can but drink to her and to the Spanish buildings, the cathedrals past, The box score of the first game: C. State has a reputation as heavy tend towards over decoration and artillery men, and three triples out And to a "sucker's" disillusioned V. M. I. gaudiness. The best of the Portu- dreams. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. of twice ,as many hits bore it out. gese Gothic is seen at Batalha, the Outten, rf 4 0 0 0 0 0 Each of these triples accounted for best of the Italian is seen at Siena, COUNT DE PAINS. Laughorn, ss 5 0 113 0 a run. Cutchin poled in Williams Florence, Duomo, and Milan. (To the spirit of Sir Winchell.) Waite, If 3 1110 0 with a double in the second. On two Williams, cf 4 0 1 3 0 0 occasions the cadets should have tied Cutchin, lb 4 0 1 13 1 0 Edmunds, 2b 4 112 4 1 up the game, but Blocker's injured Britton, 3b 4 0 1110 ankle prevented him from using the Turner, c 3 0 0 3 1 0 necessary speed to reach first of Try And Let Us Have Noble, p 3 0 J)_0_2 ^ what should have been hits. In this Totals 34 2 6 24 13 1 game, sacrifice bunts failed to work, North Carolina. and the efficient second-sacker of the THE MONEY ON THE AB. R.H.PO.A.E. Raleigh nine also counted heavily Peacock, cf 4 114 0 0 against advances to that sack. MOROCCO Ferebee, ss 4 112 10 The box score: —^ 7 T n i House, If 4 12 10 0 The long awaited "Morocco" will Dunlop, lb 4 0 0 5 0 0 V. M. I. ! AB. R. H. PO. A. E. I Laaet ana Bomb he with us next week and we are Potter, c 3 0 1 3 0 0 sure that you will not miss this Wyrick, 2b 3 0 Outten, cf 3 0 0 2 0 0 Laughorn, ss 4 0 0 1 0 0 stellar attraction. The principal Powell, 3b 3 0 0 3 0 0 Hinton, p 3 J) J2 _2 J. J) Waite, If 4 0 0 0 0 0 players are Marlene Dietrich, Gary Edmunds, 2b 4 0 0 2 2 0! On the First of May 1931 Cooper, and Adolphe Menjou. Mo- Totals 31 3 8 27 3 2 Williams, p 4 1 1 0 1 0 rocco has made Marlene Dietrich the Score by innings: Cutchin, lb 4 0 2 7 0 0 star which she is today and has y M I 001 001 000—2 proved to be the sensation of the mo- North Carolina 102 000 00x—3 tion picture world. As her name im- Runs batted in: House, Dunlop, plies, she is German, and is the Williams, Britton. Two-base hits: House, Ferebee, Britton. Three-base daughter of a cavalry officer. She hits: Edmunds. Stolen bases: Pot- felt first the call of music and after ter, Hinton, Waite. Double plays: making long studies in that art at Edmunds to Cutchin. Left on bases: last decided to have a fling at the V M. I., 9; North Carolina, 5. Base stage. Her first part was a small on balls: Off Noble, 1; Hinton, 3. Struck out: By Noble, 2; Hinton, 2. one in a German version of a well- Every Package Winning pitcher: Hinton. Losing known English play. Only two years pitcher: Noble. Umpire: Hubbard. ago she had her first experience in Time: 1:40. acting for the comers and was only a In the second game of the double- fair success. However, she contin- header, Iron Man Noble weakened, ued and was recently "discovered" in having already pitched on entire now a Berlin by Josef von Sternberg, the game. He held them scoreless the director of the present attraction. He first inning, yet the second frame chose her for the leading lady of the found the heavy end up, and Hank "Blue Angel" and she made such a walked two men and allowed a hit. success of her part that she was at Then Leonard scored off errors of once brought to America to play Amy Humidor the battery. Third and second were Jolly in "Morocco." You will not be were occupied and with one out more disappointed with the story, and the scoring seemed imminent. Britton beauty of Dietrich, as she prefers to ^ARRIZOZO, N. M., now gets single-handedly accounted for Wyrick C burn the throat. Thanks to our be termed, will fascinate you. at third on Shield's grounder, and Camels in as prime condition patented vacuum cleaning ap- Croom's fly ended the inning. In the Gary Cooper, devil-may-care Amer- as Winston-Salem, the cigarette paratus and the new Humidor ican, private in the Legion, is ruth- third a hard roller was good for a less with all women, taking them as homer, Dunlop scoring House also. capital of the world. Camels Pack everybody, everywhere, they come, considering each but a Three runs came in in the next that leave our factory are now can enjoy the Camel blend of passing pleasure, to be tasted and frame when Noble was touched for thrown aside. His latest affair with a pair each of hits and walks. Shomo wrapped in moisture-proof, air- fine Turkish and mellow the wife of an officer of the Legion then went to the mound and a dou- is beginning to wane, when he meets ble play on his first pitched ball tight Cellophane which acts as a Domestic tobaccos in prime, ended the last threat of the Tarheels. a cabaret singer, Marlene Dietrich, humidor and keeps the natural fresh condition. The result is far from the ordinary V. M. I.'s only scores were in the Sixth when a rally began with a free tale of a love triangle. It is the moisture in. Switch to Camels today story of a turbulent, fierce, and all Jbas e given to Williams scoring him j consuming love; the story of a man | on Edmund's double, the latter com- j Peppery tobacco dust and then leave them tomorrow, if ing in on Wyrick's error. Then Ikey and a woman. "Morocco" is an un-1 harsh moisture-robbed tobacco you can. forgettable love story—not the in-1 Britton hit into a double play. In consequential sentimentality of a this game Shomo again exhibited his are what sting the tongue and R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. boy-and-girl courtship, but love that ability to come in when things are Winston-Salem, N. C. is vital, stirring, real. Its surging bad and pull out with no damage. j romance is portrayed against the The box score: sensuous, colorful background of V. M. I. North Africa, in Morocco, a city of AB, R.H.PO.A.E. weird masonry, twisted uneven Outten, rf 4 0 0 1 0 0{ streets, veiled women, swaggering Laughorn, ss 2 0 0 1 4 0 Waite, If 3 0 0 0 0 0 Legionnaires; seething with unrest Williams, cf 2 1 1 1 0 1 and hate; peopled by a cosmopolitan Edmunds, 2b 2 1 2 0 4 0 CAMELS collection of humans, turbaned tribes- Cutchin, lb 3 0 1 12 0 0 men, smartly tailored officers, richly Britton, 3b 1 0 0 0 1 0 gowned women, tipsy soldiers, the Turner, c 3 0 0 3 0 2 Noble, p 1 0 0 0 4 0 wealth and scum of all the world. Shomo, p 2 0 0 0 0 0 Back of it all lies the cruel, relent- less, mysterious Sahara, its parched, Totals 23 2 4 19 13 3 searing breath all but felt. Don't • North Carolina. fail to see this amazing picture. You AB. R.H.PO.A.E. Croom, cf 4 1 ,2 0 0 0 will accord it all your praise and Ferebee, ss .3 1 0 0 4 1 there is never a dull moment in it. House, If 3 1 2 0 0 0 Dunlop, lb 3 1 1 16 0 0 To turn to the lighter side of Blythe, rf 4 0 1 2 0 0 things we will laso present Lloyd Davis, rf 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hamilton in one of. his very best Wyrick,'2b 2 0 1 2 9 0 comedies, "GrgsB Skirts." Lloyd Partisan, c 1 1 0 0 0 1 Shields, p 3 0 0 1 2 0 Hamilton, the bashful boy, in Walk- Faetory*fr*fk CAHILS ki, with Hula maidens swaying their Totals 24 8 7 21 16 2 hips and rolling their eyes ! Imagine are air-ieato+U lb« M« Score by innings: R, Sanitary Package wkiek hit embarrassment! He vm sick un- V. M. 1 000 002 000—2 keep lie dual «*d fwntia til he saw the Hula dancers. An North Carolina 012 800 QOx—6 Runs hatted in: House 2, Dunlop 2, out sad keep the flavor in. educational comedy of rare humor! Croom, Edmunds, Britton. Home