• Holiday Monday Holiday Monday . t BY T HE STUDENTS, FO!THE UNIVERSITY
VOLUME XXXIV WASHINGTON A_ND LEE UNIVERSITY,LfRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 193 1 _ _ NUMBER 34
1 Holiday to Be. Many Former Fraternities Matmen.Will Washington's Birthday IsiGeneral; Win Prod~ced Wtth Missing From Campus Grappl~Duke Observed B All America From Virginia Hollms Actors · In Ldt Meet Y I In Close Game Washington and Lee often bas same type was Epsilon Alpha, 1 Washington and Lee University nnd unpat·nlloled hone:;ly. Will Appear at Hollins March ~ been accl!Sed of having too. many founded a t the University of Vlr- Wresden Under .Acting Cap- together wi th aU America on Slm- All of the myths, the chopping Martin Sinks Goal tn Last 8 14; at Lyric Theatre fraternltres and honor societies. f~~de~ a~ ~~~",!~Pte~011!_S: tain Tilton W~fiabt Laat day will I:Je a!ftcted in some de- o1 the cherry tree, the sacrifice or Minute to Break --L but few people ever stop to think w~lch was tbe nam·;~ tbe sch';,i Dual "ee by the knowledge that that lhe colt, the feat or throwing aI M ltuJ 19 that In the .past many groups, day l.a t.he blrthday of a man s1lver dollar across the Potomac. Tie -- ' now out or existance. were rep- prior to the coming of General who proved to be of inestimable any many oLhers, are still en- JOINT CASTS HAVE resented here. Dating back to ~~ ~~~e~~s i ~l.so 18::s- ~::! I NEXT MEET 1t> BB value to the growth of a great ~~~~~s~~~~~e~c!~,t~~e~o t~~d~~~~~ IW AHOOS D E F E ATED .Ln:'ARSALS colonial tdays as the college dfoes. Slgmn Kappa a g-e post-war FOR CHAr.fPIONSHIP untveratty, and who guided a Stat.es. und even WISet· adltlts at FOR SEC OND TIME BEGUN RE.nr. it Is no at all strange to lnd · small state out of maelstrom to Interwoven with the early days of fraternity, was founded at V. world-wide recognition. It is the approa<:h or l<'cllrua.ry 22 let the school quaint snatches of M! . 1h· in 1887· Quite a._~umbbert Soud1em Coaf~ce Meet dl.ubtful whether any other Am- their memories swim back to the Mia Susie Blair of Holliru . o c arters were rranw:u u • '• days when for one whole evening Williams, C ox, and Martin socf ledtledes. some of which were nearly of th em are m'acttve Will be Held 6-7 erican patriot or benefactor is re- they were permitted to draw tstand ' . u1 and A,rdtur Ulrich Moore ~t-11 ~narch 0 S OWl nea rlY a hundred yea rs by 1888_ The chapter at Waah- •• membered wi th equal complete- . I u mg 10 p ectac ar ago. The Civil War period and lngton and Lee was admitted later at V. _rq. I. ness and honored with the same crayon Pictures or cherry trees Direct Reconstruction brought turmoil t Phi Delt Thet Sl"'"'a .am.ha l measure of reverence that has and bachels lusltad oi laboring Battle to the Oreeks, and some of the woas stU! anaot her a.of .tb~'* zu.:_ I Led by acting c: Tex TU- become so evident in the occur- at examples ln long division. The Hollins Dramatic club, sto th t xist .., •IT ...-· f BuL ln the J.as_t two or three Today washingto-n and Lee ...... _ S i re1 s a e now seem '"'-"· too W"" founded at Roanoke son. the F!ghtlol ral mat- renee o Washington's birthday. under the dlree t lon o t -- ua e st n e uu.. • .... years, several wrtters and blo- nlen should be l.oudly slnr.ing th.e _.._,_ ra g · in 1859, but su ..ere d very great- E tod I dl · h t 1 .. Blair, and ~group o f W a ...~.g- u ven ay, n a suppose Y grap ~rs o vnrled repu~e. either lpraise of one Gene Martin, scrap- ton and Lee itudenta. taken main- one of the fraternities th at ly frl'm the war. It was re- enlightened age that often ex- avaricious !or the publicity cer- PY General guard who stood ly from the cast of "Journey's arose from this period, and that established again in 1888, and the presses a parallelism of ext reme taln to fol.low, ot· actuated by a forty feet from Virginia's goat. End", and under tbe direction of was reputed to have had a chap- chapter on this campus came I scepticism and disbelief in au. t ra- contorted . mtcrpretatt~n of an- and with all the poise o! a Oreek Arthur Ulrich Moore. will present ter here at washington and Lee, in to being ln 1873. It was abort dltiona and reverend preconcep- other rebtrth of cla.sstctsm , have ,od of old sank the goal wblch ''Holiday" a t Hollins college, was Delta Epsilon. foWlded at lived. hCJwever. and became total- tion.s. the vast maJority of Am- seen fit to paint Washll1gton wttb meant to the Generals beatln March 14. Arran1ementa tor this Roanoke College in 1882. rt was ly Inactive In 1882. ericans st111 experience a certain a predominating muu-llke color VirgiJlia: a successful 'aoutber: Joint production have been under- confined solely to Vlrginla col- 'l'brr(l was still another group degree ot wondermen t not Wl- ~ a nd with the Ugh~ streaming '"'onferencc d t 1 to way for some time. and both caats leges, and went out of exlstance In or fraternities that came into be- j mixed with , pride at the tales or ft;om a crack und~r the door In- ~tlan la wlt~e~o~~~n ch:n:/fo r started rehearsals Monday, They 1888. Another national ot t he teontlnucd on Fourtn Paae) WaabJ.nston s youthful prowess 1 ccontlnuec! on .lo ou:th Pa11c1 l 1onors 1n the s c T t will work daily Wlder tbe local ~ben Gene made ·hlso~~~~~S:~ui 18 18 =to;s~e:~~~~~ull a~:s Field House is . Chuck 'Bowes Phi Delts Lead G · S k .ling the score stood - • and "HoHday" is a society comedy ames pea S I there were thirty seconds to pia~. rarce 1n three acts by Pbillp Bar- fhe final score Wednesday nigllt p E l D Ch • Gr k A 20 18 ry. Following closely upon tbe I rey to ar y owns apm ee verages T 0 the Alumni \\IQS " · bringing to a close movie version with Ann Harding .me or the most exciting games and Mary AStor. tbe local pro- Morru·ng Blaze To wm· Crown After Bt·g Gam· I N. c. . ~ver played In the Charlotte.sviUe hi h be ""'v n 1n gymnasium. d uc u o n. w c wm •• e n me tttes I The game was a typical Wash- the redecorated LYric Theatre on J March 19, should meet with ngton a nd Lee-Virginia struggle, marked success. The play is quite Spectacular Fire Discovered Thraling Match Decides Jump From Eleventh to First Purpou o f Trip to Interest .JOth teums ever-aggresisve and different from the movie version Early Yesterday Moming Handball Champion in Place in Phenomenal Present C onditions o f I ~~ita~~~u!~~~~~~;a;!~! ~!;:~ amna~lcis c~'l:id:e:e ':! t :r~ t dra- 1 ·-Building Quickly Burna Intramural Games Rise U · · n ltlentlcally the same manner aa . m vers tty . he one last year. The Generals PhlUminp Bar!'!;_":~ thash gained Pire early .yesterday morntna C. A. Bowers defeated R. S. Tl:)l TI~N The fratem.lty avera.aes t hat D F p G-i- ,umpcd into an early lead, to hold pro ence WD.,..... e younger I ctfo.. ed the WA_ .. ,_,..,.n and" Cha pin yesterday in the finals of _ 1-' 5 '-•, S'S • were re•--..o yesterday- are still r. . . a.nes is now In ,... 13 -5 advanta.."' e a•• halt-time. de 11 school ot pl&)'wrttes throulh ''You · " " _ ...... - Washington to speuk to the nlum- Vlrglnla. however. came back and l": "Parl.a Bound"; "The Lee field ho":"e here. The flames the 1931 handball tournament. 21 men tomorrow ~~~&~re in their at. the gentleman's av~ . al- ni th ere. after havmg made an with a rush to Lie the score in Youncest"; and "Holiday", wrote were discoveted by students In to 16, 21 t.o 15, 12 to 21, 21 to 14. , laat dual meet -n they en- thouah theY" have dropped about extended tour t hrougll the South the closing minutes, only to have "Holiday" for Kiss Hope WWtams Graham dormitory about 1:15 The match was one of the fastest counter tbe nu. 8lue DevUa at one percent all along tbe line. meeting the various groups of .he Generals win out. Last year a popular BroadwaJ star and o'clock. The building being frame and most exciting ever staa'ed on I Durham. 'I'M ~ wW be held Kappa Alpha, Phi Epsilon Pi. alumni In the dlfrerent cities. t was Leigh WUllams who aanlt social retrl$terite. The action and and located far from any fire- t.be handball courts bere, and the I tomorrow afttna. at 4 o'clock Delta Upsilon, and Delta Tau Dr. Oalnes, on his t.ri p, vislted l field goal from the mid-~loor to succeaa of the play depends in pll}gs soon was a mass of large number of spectators were lin Lhe new U fum. Delta. which last semester stood Charlotte. N. C .. Rome. Oa., At.- I ~aJ u the verdict tor the "Big the main • tbe portrayal of tbe ftamea. well entertained. Bowes drew a Tex enWn .. aeet tomorrow tint, second. fourth and fifth re- lnnlo., Ga.. BJ.rmingh a.tn. Ala.. Blue.'' In the last few seconds. role ot Linda. Tbe fire was one of the most :~ ~:~u:'ih!:~oiu:b with a II'IM ~ beh1Dd him. =e~o=~e drop~ ,tota!e Memphis. T enn.. Louisville, Ky.. I The game started with a bang " IIQUdar" waa lir.lt produced spectacular seen here 1n several trouble. Cbapln, boftver. eJl• Ill three,.. !ftDlllle ~- Pbl Delta Tbeta ae;~ped P fro~ Charleston, W. va.. and Roanoke . ..vhen Martin dropped in a long on Broadway In 1121 UDder tbe yean. 'Piamee often reached tbe pertenced 8bme troutlle before -. ._ _. ·• I 41 Ia •·- ....._. ~ to fillt and He also spoke at tl prep schools I me on the openlng tipoff. Cox direction of Arthur HoPkin~ . he1ght of more than a hundred reaching the ftnala. beln& forced matchel, wi!IDJDI tbem aD, fttteeD followed by Alpha cttl Rho !~ a nd High Sc)lools. 1nd Williams then ran the count starring MUla Williams tbe play feet and sparkl! fell several to play an extra game In three of by falla and three bJ dedllona. Spa Chi. The last named main- '"The soutlleru trip was very .vilh o. rl!Sh to tie the score in ran on Broadway tor 229 perfor- blocks away. No other fires. his five matchel He l.a allo Soutbem Conference ta1ned ita third Jace Ka successful." Dr. Gaines stated be- ..he first sixteen minutes or play. mances given to packed audlen- however, resulted. The Class In the ftrst. a~e the acore see- champion In the 176 pound elaaa. Sl t Pf th · lla pptoa fore leaving tor Washington. I Mayo finally broke the i.ce for memorial bridge was lined with The match tomorrow wh1c:h w1ll gma came ou 0 e ce r In tln th lrlt f ces. hWldreds of students mostly in sawed back and tortb with Chapin be with Adll:tm varatiJ center on take tbe seventeenth place. pt commen g on e sp o ,hem. ~;arnering a free-throw and Artbur Ulrich Moore. c:Urector bathrobes and paJ~. watch- keeptng the lead moet of the time. the Blue DeYU •footb&ll team. l.a Kappa Alpha now bolda the bot- the alumni. Dr. Gaines said , "The Ia field goal. Thomas followed ot dramatice on thia campus, in lng the flames which lighted WU- However, Bowes, tra1llna four- In the nature of a IIIUdle ft&ht tom PQiitton. but with an a verage spirit of the alumni groups in the .vlth another double-decker . commen ting on tbe selection of teen to sixteen , took aeven straight . that 1S only 5.982 points below the different cities Is fine. The loy- M:eanwhlle, Cox and WWlams had "Holiday·•. said, .. Miss Blair and son field and vicin ity as bright points and won it. In the second. due to aome rather ~b tactica top. The averages are as follows: alty or the alumni to the school .cored again to bring the total I had numerous plays under con- as noon day. Bowes got an early aeac1 and soon enpged In by the Durbamlte 1can not be put In too strong to 13 . sideratlon before we selected The fteld house st.ood a t the bad the score twenty to eight. during tbe p.me lut 'l'banll:lllv· 1. Phl Delta Theta ···· 41 77-055 terms. 1 have never seen any- In the second period neither 'Holiday'. n is an excellent play end of the Class .Memorial Chapin thtn made a comeback l ing Day. 2. Alpha Chi Rho ······ 28 77.01 4 th ing like t he affection the men team scored tor n short while. for producUon witb a caat of 1Br lclge on the edge ot Wilson bringing the score to eilhteen to Another 1rudle flabt on the 3. Sigma Chi ·············· 30 78.788 have tor the sch ool. Every ban- '\1:ayo tossed in a one-handed sh.ot both boys and girls. Realizing. 1 Pield across a ravine from the twenty; howevt r. Bowes took a PI'OIJ'UD w1ll be tbe ooe between 4. Kappa Alpha ...... 35 78.817 quer which the alumni gave was ;tal'Llng a Wahoo scoring sptee however, that tile s ucce~~ of the main campus. It was used for point, a nd lead in aamea by the Wayne Math1S and captain COle 6. Phi Bpallon PI ········ 21 78.599 filled to the polnL of overflow- .vhlch ended with the score 16- play depended on the portrayal ' the training of many Washington scm·e of two to notblng. Chapin of Dull:e 1n the 166 PGUDd dlvta- 8. Delta Upsilon ...... 32 78.018 lng.'' 16, and four minutes remaining. of Linda, we made no announce- an~ Lee athletic teams and much took the third 1ame twenty-one lon. Cole sent word to the 7. Delta Tau Del~ ···· 23 75.952 "The purpose of lhc Lrlp," Dr. :=ox then sent. the .. Big Blue" ment until we wel'e certain thaL equipmen t. was stored in lt. The to twelve, having the lead durinl Wasbinlton and Lee .~reetler 8. Zeta Beta Tau ...... 20 75.882 Gaines stated. "was for me to Jack Into the lead but Hudson we bad someone who eoQld do Athletic Association bus. which the enUre game. He took a seven three months ago that be was 9. Alpha Tau Omega 34 75.687 meet the alumni and give Lhcm •rased this with ~ long shot this dJftlcult role. We found the was tmJally kept there. was !or- to nothing lead In the fourth, but going to fix him up," and both 10. Lambda Chi Alpha 32 75.853 o. chance Lo meet me. and lo ln- rna.klng the count 18-18. Marti~ members ot the Hollln.s dramatic tunately in Charlottesville where Bowes soon tied it at ten all. The 1Tex and MathiS are lo1na' down 11 . Beta Theta PI ...... 33 75.251 terprel ror .Lhem t.he conditions then concluding the exciting fray club very talented actresses, who the General basketball teams were sco1·e was once more tied at thlr- with blood In their eyea. 12. Pi Kappa Phi ········ 37 75.204 at Washington and LCI! as they with his succesful heave basket- ha ve had unuaual experience. Ju.at meeting the University of Vir- teen all. but at this point Bowea l So tar tbia year, the tl1g Blue 13. Slama Phi Epsilon ·· 25 75.134 a re todny." ward. suited for the part.'' ginla. Other equipment was re- progressed to sixteen. then nine- bas won every mee&. auec.ively 14· Phi Oamma Delta 32 74.855 Dr. Gaines suld Llla.L IL was Mnrlln's final goal was the eli- Two sets wW be constructed tor moved by st udents, teen. and ftnaUy won t wenty-one I defeatina Richmond Y. M. C. A .. 16· Phi Kappa Sigma 41 74·460 necessa.ry that lhr a.lurnnl should max to one of the prettiest exhl- tbe production. One to be Uled to fourteen. All the games were Army, N. C. State, Davtdlop, and 18· Btgma Alpha Ep. 38 74·431 understa.nd the school and be be- bL11ons or guard-play that bas here and one at HolUna. Work A new hard wood ftoor had just pla yed very fast. and many spec- IV. P. I . The Pllht.lna Oenerala 17. Kappa Sigma ...... 32 73.793 hind lt. ..Aluutnl are ngents for been t urned in this season. on these will start. at once. An- ben put In one section or the tacular shota . were made. · have scored 152 points to their 18· Phi Kappa Psi ···· 29 73·746 getting the right kind ot stu - ~ 3ene sank three field-goals at nouncement of the deflnlte- cast. building for t he boxers. and sev- The seml-ftnals were played on 1' oppanenta 14. 19. Sigma Nu ...... 29 73 .157 dc.nts. In tht> futur<' we will lPPOtiune moments. stuck dog- will probably be the first of next eralannlo et hd.er Improvements had been Wednesday and the quarter-ftnala I Coach Mathis • 1n remarkinl 20. Pi Kappa Alpha .... 38 71.093 have to tely on Lhem more and
in g...... ~..... t+" ...... l IDqr 11\ing-tum Jqi The actual lllechanics are nol the only thing "hich make a comb~ned t·a~l more t:ntertainiug. In our cas~ we wi II probaul y increase om pres WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY tig e· in the eyes ol a neighbor college. }'ur some J!!!~~~~~.~~~!! l ~:.~~!::!.~~=:. SEMI-WEEKLY Just bn. a.gln.e 1 P~ul Robeson, who has recently titllC we have had joint glee d ub recitals and il is f attained great prominence on the M e~nl]u Int.erfollt'lli&.Le p,.,... Aasoclation, St"~ or Vlr(llnla only lltllttntl that we should ha¥e joint dramatic · 1 concert stage as the "greatest Subscrlllllon $8.10 p.,r yur, In advauee living negro baritone" was once OfTICt:: AT UEI'ARTM ENT OF JOURNALISM productions where lhc COi nbined talents of boys termed by Walter Camp as the Enwed ot ~he Lexln¥lon. Vn.. Poat.,rtke u •eeond cJ ..• l·uHI girls show lll) to much bellcr advantage. lt mall m<er. l'ubtl~ h<'li ever y Tul'lldlly ond t' r ld ~t )' or lh~ < • ' ••greatest defensive end th at ever eolll!lllate year. Ed' I Chi r , D ,.. au r ,. . is alSO advantageOUS tO maintain a clOSC relation- trod t he gridiron ." He was also T elephont'tl: 1t<1r· n· e , • 12 ; ua 1ness man ,.e , 6v8 'I Editor ial RooD111,'204S •nd i! t4 S. sh ip with a girh;' college. The ad vertising helps voted the ideal college man by his John w. Barger, 31A .s_ EDITOR-IN-CHIEF a great deal. classmates. Harry Bum, 31 A BUSINESS MANAGER I Of course some readers will say, "If we arc lo Not long ago New York Univer- ha,·c joint dramatics, why Mt have joint musical slty was sued by a man who claimed that the University chim- EDITORIAL STAFF comeuies too?'' 1'he answer to these is that in 1 INVITES YOU TO INSPEC T TH!i N E WEST DEI'IILOP. neys turned his white poodle dog NliNTS / IV CLOTHES, 1/A TS. HABERDASHER)', S Hr:IS FOR ADVISORY nOARU a musical comedy half the enjoyment of the pro- 1 black in five minutes. The edi c. F. Ashworth. '31 MA ; U. J . Wllk in~ou. '81L: J . B. Crane. COLLEGE WEAR. NO OBLIG ATIO/II ON YOU/I PART. ·nA: w. 0 . 'l'homaa, '3JC: A. J . U!ibowlt1. '&lA. duction comes from the Rulusiog antics of boys J tor or the New Yorker went him one better by saying that he has MANAGING F.DlTOR Itr yi1.1g to be chorus girls. While in a drama s uch AT C. E. Alh>n, Jr.. '82A had puffed wheat turn to grape ASSISTANT P.Ul'I'O tt I a thmg detracts from the pmpose o f the play and nut-s in four minutes in the same Jibac!bley Showroom u. G. Prh·•·· a2A I the anthM wlto wrote it. The value oi producin g- district. Tueeday and Wedneaday AS!:iiSTANT MANA<.:tNu l·:orrons ...... 1 · ·I 1 . . H A Lamar 33A W, W. Hnwkln11, Jr., SS A Jl 1U) S \\ 1IOSC ca:,ts ( 0 llOt ltlC lt( C W001t:n was •'ebruary Zttb and Z5'b J • S • Snyder' 33A Sport.s Editor 1 J · f II ' \'1 · · t · LJ I According to one of the deans Harry Klll&er, Bep. 1: W. CloptC::n E~~hanae Editor S 10\Vtl t liS a . v 1en It IS 110 poStS C to laVC at the 'University of Nebraska, J . A. CoJJ!'y . · Un,vcrsity Editor girls in the show il is 11111Ch better to •rive [)Ja vs love, dumbness, and faculty intel Blll'l'ORIAL ASSOCIAT!o:S ~> < J ••• H. Cunningham, 32A; J. IJ. Copeuhuver. 831\: R 'T. Ed· without them. ligence are the three reasons for wardl 8:1A; L. .M . 1.-ee, 38A ; J . A. Colli10n, :S I A ; freshmen flunking out of college. ' o. o. ·rhomp,.un. &sA. The average director in prep school or collef!C DESK STAF ~' c. c. Collier, w u. F'r~1 ne 1». L. B n•. ,~. Jr.. c. u. Nunre, throughnttt the country is today payin~ more and L BRENDEL 1 "Just Imagine'' A distinct blow was dealt the M. ~·. J>elf cc11tcred and aribtO· having failed; St. Louis, after a month o( Heel hour shorter . J There are several been shown In Lexington before Tolley's Toggery rood songs in the show among this winter. It Is a show which cratic life (If the typical fraterttity m:Ul. Each Cros:.· c;:utlpaign, still has not reached its $220. is loaded with wise cracks and 1s ~hem "Never SwaL a Fly" and "I THE COLLEGE MANS SHOP year freshmen clo this and each succeeding 000 quota, and Clay COLmty, Mo., doubles it ~ good if you like that kind of a .1m only the Words, You are the 111 W. Nelson Street Phone 164 sophomore dass is becoming more sci f centered I quota of $400 in two weeks; handless Chicago Melody." The story dialogue and show. The cast includes Eddie Quilan, James Gleason and Rob and more a.rbtocratic. I t.n~n who writes with pen uetween teeth goes. to 30ngs are by DeSylva, Brown . and +t+t++t++t+t..... +++++~ .. ~~~HH~~+f lienderson . "J ust Imagine" plays ert Armstrong. Wh~n frcslullc:u get their pin .... they take i£ (or 1 Jail for forgery. and Lunenburg (S. S.) artist. at the New T heatre Satur.day. granted that wlle~<: li i c i rn111 tHIW on will be one paralyzed. who pRints with urush between teeth, Vlenneae Nlrbta "Viennese Nights" is anotbe.r ••••••••• o f and c.·a~(·. They nul\ ha\'C a place to makes li,•iny from his pictures; rancher at !Jot The Last of the Duanes bliss one of these musical shows. It all take girls during danl·c :.et:.. '11tey ha\'e a cir- ley. Ore., Still ali\'e, pays preacher to deliver fun George O'Brien returns to the starts out when Vivienne serat. Lyric Saturday in the ·'Last of the the daughter of a Viennese co~ de of close friends wllll will help them in their cral eulogy. and family at burial of Paris citizen Duanea." The picture was shown political aspirations. They lw.,·c been accepted listens to his voice on phonograph giving own blPr, is tricked into marriage with ne:re earlier In the season. It is Walter Pidgeon, a rich and titled as good men on the crunpus. sermon; John L. Duvall, ex-Mayor of Indianap- a. good old westem meller and ofllcer, while her heart Ia with McCRUM'S wodh seein&. if you l~e ~ and Ail the real u~c and value uf a fraternity has olis, hegins 30-day jail sentence six years after Alexander Gray whoae ambition this crl tlc doell, is to write great music. Tbua the been lost in the freshman's wild desire to join corrupt practices case entered courts, afld Crock picture starts out and wanders one and his cJi.,torted iclca:s fonued by picture cr ( ~fo.) yonth is sentenced to 40-year term J I The Baebelor Father through eight reels wlth lots of !> how ~ and novel". J lc has joined one IJecau!IC hours after he held up bank ; Riviera gives up "The Bache l~>r Father" Is taken music by Sigmund Romberr and The Student Hangout :rom t he play by Edward Childs Oscar Hammersteln, Jr. It tlnal I he would !Je a !.ociul outca.,t if he didn't. That roulette playing for poker, and Sidney Lc.uz re :a.rpen ter. The movie directors ly ends when Vivienne finds out and a few other selfish reasons arc the only c.x- porb bteamship card sharps have quit poker for have bu tcher~ up the orl.gl.nal that her grandaulhter falla 1n love cuses he can find for wearing a pin with Greek bridge: 18-year-old youth, known as "incorrigible play rather ba,dly but the original with the grandson of Alexander, letters on it. prisoner.'' sa,·es lives of 40 convicts in fire at was so good t hat the !Um version who in the picture reall.zea his Excellent Fountain Service still remains one of the better ambition of becoming a 8Teat We don't say that all of the new men are like Enid (Ok. ) jail, and Quincy ( lll.) youth, 18. pictures. An old English Lord writer of music. &IWG this, hut many uf them arc anti have been for known as hoy e\·angelist, gets 15 years for ston· decides thaL he needs company in --~-- bls old age and so gathers together Patronize advertlsera in the so loug a tiu1c til at f ratcrnit ic!. arc rapidly losing holdups. all of the children whom be had Ring-t um PhJ. !>ight (, ( thei r ideals as arc prultubly set forth in under the rose, as the English All Leading Magazines and Newspapen their ritua.ls. guaintly call it. He gets a rather odd colecUon-a boy from Ireland, A. A. IIAIUUI A change of attitude lly the fraternity, a ma a girl f rom Italy and another from SANDWIODI, CAIUCI, PIU jority of them at lca'tt, is needed. Dean San The Columaniac New York. Many amusing com aad OOLD DUNKS Prescription Service ders of Ohio \\'c!!lc:yan can say it much llcttcr plication'l follow. Much of the Free DeUYa? subtlety and humor of the orJ ~nal than we cnn. production have been supplanted 1Z9 S. lllala SL P1MM ItO Drugs and Sundries "There an• three thing.; the fraternity must do: A • tudent strolled into lhe post olTicc the other by Hollywood's Ideas of wha t a ------ " I. It lllll'>t impro\ t: !>cholarship; that is why day and went up to the general delivery windo" Kood picture for the fans should n!'.k if was be. For lhose that saw the stare MYDI IIAitDWAU the f ralcrnity man is in collc:gc ; it is scholarship to there any mnil for him. The clerk production, the picture 18 ftat. ro. which lets us awreciate the good, beautiful, and asked his name. Marion Davies and Ralph florbea Gaaa the true. "~ever mind my name," said the collegian, give very creditable performances. Cu&leQ---...... "The Bachelor Father" plays at McCRUM'S "2. fl must chnmpiun thl· di-,tribution of social "it'll he on the envelope.'' 1U6 180'J the New Theatre for a mldnliht Eatablllhed Inconurat.ed justice. 'l'hc f ratemity relationship must broad • • • • show Sunday and Monday afte.r ~----~~--~~~~~ ..~~~~ .... ~~~++ ..... ++++•t~t~t~tHtHtH+•+t++~~~ en n tllan nud 111ake him 1110re !.)'lllp
New Machine Added Gaines Speaks to Alumni vus iTY TRACK scHEDuLE FLU EPIDEMIC DECREASES STUDENTS Frosh Boxers ! Discovered Book' To Joumalism Shop In Nine Cities The mild epidemic of in Meet• Your Frlencla a& the lab· Are Defeated \Reveals Lee As so~~~~~~me~~~re;~~~~ I~d~~ tluenza wWch has enveloped ·--- A new addition to the labora Lexington during the last Continued from pag& one W&J KJkbeD. . I Cocktail Expert D;k~a~~~;!~it:.·ti~rch 28, at tory of tbe Journalism depart week or two Is gradun.lly abat phis Commercial Appeal carried FOR GOOD BATI B G b I ment 1n the form of a pt:bbUng Ing. according to a statement a long editorial on the SChool and y reen rtar DISCO\'Cl'."., of "n" old volu·m e at I !Jnlverslt.yDurham. of Mat·yland, April or roughing machine has Just Crom Dr. White Thursday joined the alumni In welcoming -- . Fort Ringold. Rio Gt·ande City, 6, here. been installed. This new apparn- morning. He says that. whtle hlm to the city. ------~ Dixon, 1 J 5 lbs. and Seraphme, Texas reveals the fact that Gen- William and Mary, April 15, nt tus gives half tone cuts a soft the number of cases are de In his address ln Memphis Dr. appearance. It also corrects 135 Jbs. Win for leral Robert E. L~e was an expert W1111 amsburg. creasing, the Individual types Gaines described the University minor defects in cuts and gives are more Intense In serious as being "prlnijU'Uy cultural but ' at cocktails. MaJor Paul R. Davi- Penn Relay, April 25. Phlladel- a finished job dignity. Locals son, the officer who found the phla. ness. For this reason, Dr. allowing professional develop ___ volwne some years ago has recent- 'Unlversit.y of North Carolina, The machlne was obtained White cautions all students . to ment; conserving the tradition of 1 The Washington o.nd Lee fresh- ly mnde its content. public. April 27, here. • from the J. H. Schroter Company take prompt measures to re southern life but welcoming boys LYNCHBURG man boxing team lost. the match The book 1s a collection of re- University of Richmond, May of Atlantic, Ga.. It was set up medy even the slightest cold. from over the nation; seeldna to "Show Place ot Vtratnla" with Greenbxiar Military Aca- 1ceipts for concocting mixed al- 2, Richmond. immediately on its arrival ln There is still danger of con promote ambitions of the scholar, demy Monday by a score of five coholic drinks. Champagnes, State Meet. May 9. here. order to get out the mootly edi tracting flu and students tbe gentleman, tbe citizen." --NOW-- to two. The match was closer \vines, and brandies are mentioned --- tion of the bulletin, whlch Is 1 should not come in contact ----()- sent out to all prospective stu- with those stricken, according than the score Indicates as is along with oLher fluids. General Freshman Schedule A movement was begun this cuR·A BOW 1 dents. shown by the fact that four of Lee was nn officer aL Fort Ring- Staunton Military Academy, to Dr. Whlte. week by all Virginia school chll --o-· the bouts wenl lo Lhe extra round old before the Civil War. April 3, here. ren to attempt to secure enouah --ID- !01' the decision. Although Green· While on his way to the border William and Mary, April 15. Cotillion Club, White ERSKINE GIVES ADVICE money to buy Ferry Farm. Ferry ~~No Limit" briar won all these four, the de- with a troop of calvary, Davison I there. Friars Plan Insignia TO WOULD-BE WRITERS Farm is the boyhood home of cislons were very close. stopped to explore lhe ruins of the Greenbriar. April 25, there. oeorgfL.Washinlton. The farm Is wttb Dixon Generals l 15 poi.Ulder. nistonc old fort. 1 Richmond. May 2, there. located on the banks o! the Rap NORMAN FOSTER outboxed his man to win by a It was while exploring the an- state Meet. Ma.y 9, here. Designs have been received tn "Few good novels are produc- pah~ock River in Strafford STUART ERWIN clear margin. This mal.ch look- clenl barracks and warehouses the res~ctive organizations for ed by writers under the age or county. HARRY GREEN k ect than a Cotillion Club keys and White 40," Prof. John Erskine, author ed more Ilke a t rae m It hat he round a supply room with Boxers D efeat IFriar pins. Dink McMillan, pre- Tradition has lt that the Cherry fight. both fighters pulling UP a an int.enor eight feet shorter than M la d sldent of the Cotillion Club, says and president of the Julllard Mu- Tree affair happened in this place. 3 Day1-8&ar&ID&' MeDdaJ strong defense. In Lhc next we~ht the exterior. on making an In- ary n 4 to 3 Ithat a design for o. key has been sic Foundation In New York, said If present plans work out, the Unlvenal'l VUIPire Drama Tucker put up a great fight vestlgat1on he found a false wall. ---- t to ln an Interview here. "I don't farm will be preserved as a nat with Essex of Greenbriar an: Breaking through he round stacks Cont.inued from page ~ne :n retu:n:a~~ct~~~r . t~~ ~ want to discourage youna writers, Ional shrine and dedicated to the uDracula" seemed to have the upper han · :>f loot. appurcnUy deposited there er of Maryland. Both fighters the Club to decide whether such but too often they are sucked dry "Youth of America." However. o.n extra round was de- JY u :;cbetntng supply officer. were strong o.nd heady, and fore- an Insignia is advisable. by their first success. Then they -o-- The Story ol &be S&roqea& creed and at its conclusion the Books and orders signed by Rob· ed !.he Judges lo ask !or the extra . go Into retreat in a closet with Thomas Ustick Walter, 67, Pauloa &he World Baa Bftl' bout was given LO Esse~. erl E. Lee mixed with ancient round. McKinney did good exe- The Whlte Friars have. sent in books and we hear no more of grandson of the architect by the Known seraphlne: local l35 pound army uniforms and weapons were cution with his left off the ropes several designs for a pm, but them." same name who designed and 3 Da)'l-8&ar&lq TbandaJ man. put his opponent Corcornn I round. One or the books, designed a style of fighting at whlch h~ have not as yet received them Erskine advises that every au built the dome and rlaht and left NANCY CARROLL to rount with 1~'> own distinctive Ias Lee's own, cont.alned copper excels. but at the last lost the from the Jeweler. These will thor have a lot to do besides wings of the U. S. Capitol, died wt&b method or fightmg and suceeded plate receipts for mixing drinks. fight to Keener by a decision. probably be returned and taken writing. Other work would fur recently at Newport News. PHILLIPS HOLMES in knocking his man orr his !eet, Davison turned the loot over to Pound outboxed a more powerful up by the next meet~g .according nish the writer material to write --ID- galnlng n technical knockout. anny authorities and most of it hitter In Mach ot Maryland. In to Bill Ed~nt. about," be said. Mlncher or the Generals team put I has been placed in museums. He the first two rounds Mach cover- I G a1s w· F In some good strokes for him- ltepl lbe book. ed up constantly so that Pound ener an rom In writing a novel, Erskine 10 Years at Your Stolen Heaven self ln the next fight. and seemed -