“On To Down With Charlottesville” Virginia”

BY THE STUDENTS, FOR THE UNIVERSITY

VOLUME. XXXII WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1928. NUMBER 15 Washington and Lee Invades Cavalier Camp Today Denny Given Greatest Welcome Virginia Rally Sees Students Fight to Finish is Expected When In History of Washington, Lee In Full Force Old Football Rivals Meet Again One Thousand. Throng Station To Greet Speakers-.* Stir„ Emotions of President-Elect Hearers in Biggest Rally Most Important Game On Both Teams’ of the Year Schedules Played Today By George F. Ashworth “When Washington and Lee men fall in line— !” ■ TEAM TO BEAT By Henry MacKenzie *. What a line it was! Sweeping up the hill from the sta­ VA. OR STAY THERE Today is the day. Two thirty is the time. Lambeth tion— a double line of cheering students! Ten feet apart field in Charlottesville is the place. torches blazed, sending orange-lit whirls of smoke up from The “Fighting Generals” of Washington and Lee and their blazing heads, and casting a carnival over the estatic Fitzpatrick Tells Students the Cavaliers of the University of Virginia are meeting in crowd! That Generals Will the annual football classic between the two schools. Before Down at the station a dense mob of students, faculty Be Back the late afternoon shadows of the stadium have crept over members, and townspeople surged around the platform. the playing field either the White and Blue of the Generals By Bill Hill Groups pushing their way nearer the tracks caused little or the Orange and Blue of the Cavaliers will be raised high agitated currents in the heaving body of the crowd. People We won’t leave till we beat in victory and the cohorts of the winning team indulging in shouted to one another, laughter burst periodically, a group Virginia! a wild celebration over the defeat of their most deadly rival. of students started singing “The Sidewalks of New York” One thousand clamorous voices Comparative scores, previous records, and sports writ­ — everyone craned their necks to see up the track and catch thundered into a single salvo of ers’ predictions mean nothing when Washington and Lee the first glimpse of the train bearing the guest of honor. bellowing cheers in the rally to meets Virginia. It will be a fight to the finish bewteen two The Old Coach give the team 'its sendoff at Dore­ battling teams while a crowd of 15,000 including the stu- An old coach, a relic of days mus gymnasium Thursday night. dent bodies of both universities look on. gone by, gaily decorated in blue Denny Here To One thousand howling men put Dr. Denny Is Mascot their “heart’s blood” into those and white, was waiting to trans­ ■*« - 'Ik j* * ’ f,* > ' Led by their 55 year old mas­ bellowing cheers. $ IIÉ 3 -, port the distinguished'visitor. Make Decision Cast Is Chosen cot, Dr. Denny, who has never The train was late, but when We won’t leave till we beat Vir­ m J & i i f i seen the Generals go down in de­ ginia! the red lights at last came into On W&L Offer /.v■ m V - For Dramatic feat before the Cavaliers, the sight as the train backed into the Like a Roman candle the even­ student body of Washington and station, Lexington rocked with Doctor Denny Tells Gather­ ing started with the low but spir­ Lee will be in the stands practi­ “Fight, Fight, Blue and White!” Section of Play ing That He Will An­ ited sizzle of the whirlwind of FITZPATRICK cally to the mah to urge the Gen­ As Dr. Denny alighted from his fight waiting to be loosed. Grad- erals to victory. car the “Swing” broke forth from nounce Plans Soon —.“Fitz” will captain the Geiferals Collison, Bauer, Gill and Gra­ dually, bút none che less assured­ Both teams will enter the game a thousand eager throats, led by today in their most important ham Make Filial Dr. George H. Denny will de­ ly that sizzle grew to an ear- somewhat handicapped by injuries the University sixty piece band. LUKE game of the year. A man who has Casting cide “within the next few days” splitting explosion of lung power. received in previous games. Flip- Mrs. Denny was taken quickly to done as well as Captain Fitzpat­ whether he will accept the presi­ We won’t leave till we beat pin of Virginia and Williams of an automobile but the, Alabama “Bill” Luke, dependable tackle, rick deserves the honor of leading “ Officer 666,” fall Troubadour dency of Washington and Lee Virginia! Washington and Lee, perhaps the president was escorted to the old will lead the Virginians today in the team that beats Virginia. play, will be presented for the University. Dr. Denny, here for The band started it. A few most outstanding pair of wing- coach. The first to greet Dr. Den­ their defense o f Washington and first time on December 1, 1928, at a short visit, met with . the exe­ strains and the “Roman candle” men in the state will watch their ny were Dr. H. D. Campbell, Dean Lee’s invasion. A huge man and the New Theatre, stated Al Col­ cutive committee of the board of had been lit. Stragglers around Rally Prepares team mates battle from the side­ of the University and Dr. J. L. a hard fighter, Luke had made lison, president today. trustees of the University yester­ the edge of the crowd were pulled lines. Taylor, husky, Cavalier Howe, Dean of the School of Ap­ quite a name. The Troubadour dramatic sec­ day afternoon. into the center of the growing Freshman Team center, is suffering from various plied Science. When Dr. Denny tion under the direction of Colli- injuries and may not get a chance was safely inside the coach, fifty • “Circumstances have prevented Happy Warrior tumult. Music tames savage son has just completed picking breasts but it also makes them! For Virginians to enter the. fray. Lefty Close freshmen grabbed . the rope and serious consideration of the mat­ the cast for the comedy. The se­ and Faulconer, two regular Vir­ started off up the hill dragging ter for the last two weeks.” Dr. One thousand men entered the lections were made with the con­ Gets Daily Cheer ginia backs are still nursing the old vehicle after them. Denny said, “ but now I am giving £ym Thursday night in a fair de­ The keynote of last night’s var­ sideration of stage personality, the subject my whole attention. I gree of sanity. A half hour later sity pep-rally “Beat Virginia” is bruises received in the Cavaliers’ Band Leads Way At Frat House voice and appearance,, wholly upon am returning to my home soon, their voices were raised in mani­ in the minds pf the “Little Gen­ gallant stand against Princeton. The band led the way and the an unbiased and comparative ba­ and I shall reach a decision with­ acal plea— erals” as they strive for their Washington and Lee has its crowd followed cheering wildly. sis. Professors Bauer, Graham in a few days. I must decide From the dining room of a cer­ We won’t leave till we beat Vir­ third successvie victory this af­ share of ailments. Barnett has As the torch bearers were passed and Gill assisted Collison with the soon.” tain fraternity house comes the ginia! ternoon against the 'Cavalier frosh casting. water on the knee, but will be they fell 'in behind and swept fip strident tones of a speaker; “and Yesterday was a full day for When a man gets excited his on Wilson Field. The characters as follows: ready if he is needed. Lott saw the hill behind the coach like if Al Smith is elected, the United the University of Alabama pres­ neck gets red. Veins stanll upon The Charlottesville contingent Travers Gladwin... S. F. Hampton no service against Tennessee be­ burning embers blown before a States will have the greatest ad­ ident. In the morning he addres­ it like cords. He begins to sweat arrived in Lexington this morning Whitney Barnes...... D. W. Lindsay cause of bruises received in West wind. ministration since Woodrow Wil­ sed the student assembly in the — and I don’t mean perspire. One flesh from its 25 to 12 victcry at Bateato------.i_“Bill” Plummer Virginia, but he will start against On over the crest of the hill son.” thousand necks turned scarlet— the Cavaliers. Captain Fitzpat­ went the procession ’till the coach historic Lee chapel; in the after­ the expensé of the University of Police Officer Michael-No 666 Everyone in the room stands up, veins were strained to the break­ had reached the post office square. noon he met with the trustees; Maryland cubs test Saturday. In —— z—I------....Gerry Holden rick has a sore foot, but it will and led by the speaker, they sing ing point—and one thousand faces take more than a sore foot to The crowd poured over the Post and at night he spoke at the foot­ Thomas, formerly of McGuires Alfred Wilson, ; L. R. Foster with all the vigor of enthusiasts, like miner in the gym Thursday keep him from getting his-long- Office lawn, climbed onto the ball rally for the traditional game School, Richmond, the Virginia Thomas Watkins. Bill Harrington “The Sidewalks of New York.” night as the fervent vow was walls, and stretched up all four with the Cavaliers of the Univer­ frosh will exhibit a triple threat Captain Stone__:~______C. E. Long awaited shot at the Virginia ball sity of Virginia at Charlottesville. Pleased with their results, they shrieked— back. He scored two oí his teams Kearney—Plain Clothes Man carriers. streets. The coach was halted in sing -it again, each one trying to the center of the intersection and Speaking of his appointment, We won’t leave till we beat touchdowns last week, the latte? — w . H. Luft Last Minute Change Dr Denny said yesterday morn­ out-yell. the next. Then they sit Virginia! ! the result of a ninety yard fun Ryan—a Police Officer There may be a last minute John Beli Towill made a brief an­ down and finish the meal. ing: from -kickoff. The Blue and White — J. L. Ulmer change in the Washington and nouncement: So does one fraternity on the Petty arguments over “ A l” and “Dr. Denny asks me to tell you “Frankly I doubt whether I “Herb” dropped into oblivion and will also be on guard for the for­ Helen Burton..„._.__W. T. Munford Lee backfield. Coach Herron has have the youth and vigor to take campus support the governor of ward pass attack which account­ Mrs. Burton______Irving Dobbs been trying various combinations how much he appreciates all cf New York. Every man in the every man bounded to his feet up a great new task like this. I ed for numerous gains oand one of Sadie Small—\— ___.H. J. Dollahite in an effort to discover which set [ this, and to say to you that while house is an ardent backer of the when the - “football warriors,’ would hate to stage an anticlimax; Virginia’s counters against 'the Rehearsals are being held ev­ will be the fastest and which is he cannot speak to you this eve- Democracy’s candidate. themselves entered and took seats I would hate to take the leader­ Old Liners. ery night and the entire play is the better master of the passing * ning he will talk to us tomorrow Luncheon and dinner see these trained to perfection. Bodies that t night at the football rally for the ship in a great army of boys who before the assemblage. Grim, Realizing that today his men now being practised. Professor game. At one time during prac­ (Continued on page two) game with Virginia on Satur- love this school, and see it fail to tenacious, “gutfull” expressions (Continued on page three) Bauer is, also aiding Collison in tice yesterday afternoon he was i day.” progress.” on every one of their, faces. Bodies them. using Lott and Eberhart at halves The words of the speaker were and at another was trying Bar­ “College Friendship” will swing into action Saturday The property department of the sincere, but his physical appear­ organization is planning elaborate nett at quarter. However, it is The band struck up “College with a zest that makes Tunney, ance belied them. Grayer, of not likely that h3 yfill shift his Friendship’,’ and the crowd sang Dempsey and the “ pay-fighters” sets and hopes to start with the course, than twenty years ago, construction shortly. If the plans men on such short notice and the words. Then the circle of -ade -into insignificance. Bodies hut posessed of the same vigor under way can be carried through very probably tlje old combination torches about the coach parted, (Continued on page two) of speech, the same personality, the scenery will be the best of any of Faulkner at quarter, Lott and the crowd made a lane, and the the same power of attraction that Thoubadour attempt. Thibodeau at halves, and White man-pulled carriage continued on characterized his administration “ Officer 666” is a play that ran at full will begin the game. its way amid cheers. It stopped here from 1902 to 1912, Dr Denny in New York several years ago In the weight column, the two- again at the home of President met every requirement set by men teams are nearly equal. The Vir­ ' Smith and cheers were given for with considerable success. Al­ of Washington and Lee. though not quite as well known ginia line averages about 184 the present head of Washington Whether Denny comes to Lex- as some of the former Trouba- pounfls from end to end, and that- L and Lee in the same spirit they (Continued on page four) - had been given for the elected (Continued on page two) of Washington and Lee is about - head. three pounds less. Both backfields averager between 168 and 170. S. The crowd at the corner broke up—the torches were cast in a Since neither Towill nor Wil­ liams is in shape to ,be on the pile, forming a bonfire. The men went away leaving the fire burn­ flanks* Coach Herron will start ing and also leaving burning in Day and Sproul in these positions their minds the memory of an (Continued on page three) inspiring reception to a great man — Dr. George H. Denny, elected Who’s Who President of Washington and Lee. On The Campus 0 i Law Clubs Will \ ■ i s V - j GEORGE H. LANIER is Start\ Next Week member of the Phi Delta Th< social fraternity, the Cottili The Lav/ Clubs will begin their Club, ‘13” ^lub, Alpha Kap program for the year next week l i t : Psi, and White Friars ribb when the first argument will be society. held. No definite date has been George is the prefident ei< set for the occasion. of the Fihals of 1929, and é therefore, one of the busi« These clubs, six in number, hold J * 111 I t , J * meetings every two weeks thru- men on the campus. Besid i f l l * i out the year in which the mem­ W m sm m this he is manager of t i -u t D '-Z D L .l • . J O iN iiS WillTJl FAULKNER bers present the arguments as­ fighting Generals” this year ai When it comes to sidestepping “Red” played a corking game LOTT The star of the Tennessee game signed them. TIu3 hard playing quarterback works every afternoon on W and hast running, “ Tibby” is the against Tennessee last Saturday ... Hopes of General supporters 1-st Saturday, “ Gene” will be has plenty of drive and is a con­ The confusion on the campus in son Field. man. He ran 85 yards for a touch­ and is ■ expected to show some went? up when it was learned that called on for a lot of ground sistent punter as well. His first the past few weeks,- due to the Last year he was captain down against N. C. State and he speed against the Cavaliers today. Billy>would be directing the team gai .ing today. He was never stop­ year on the Varsity, “Johnny” many rallys, meetings etc., is the the Washington and Lee gt is about due for another long om He is one of the fastest men on today- He is a brainy field gen­ ped for bo gain against the Vols, has played good football all sea- reason given for the late start. team and a member of the In today. the team. era) and has been greatly missed. and will go good today. er-fraternity council. Page 2 RING-TUM PHI

As each return comes in, it will be calculat­ vestiges of a sound of the ever1- Virginia Rally booming drum. He said he was ed, placed on a stereopticon Slide, and pro­ Styy Hmg-tuttt phi Sees Students all for Washington and Lee. The jected to the audience. Diversified enter- j B Y the W A Y boys knew it. And they shouted (ESTABLISHED 1897) tainment will also take up -a part of the In Full Force him they knew it, and to show WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY evenng. him that the spirit of Washing­ SEMI-WEEKLY The Column is dedicated this week to the ut­ Faculty, students, and townspeople (Continued from page one) ton and Lee is just as high as Members of Southern Collegiate Newspaper Association ter destruction of Virginia— on the football field. it ever was they howled— Subscription $8.16 per year, in advance will be interested in this accomodation trained with the ever present oath OFFICE AT DEPARTMENT OF JOURNALISM If all the invocations appearing in the RING-TUM PHI We won’t leave till we beat Telephones: Editbr-in-Chief, 489 and 816 Business Manager which that the journalism students of the 486 ; Managing Editor, 412 : University News Editor, 579 : concerning Washington & Lee’s chances to win come true, We won’t leave till we beat Virginia! ! Sports Editor, 112 : Editorial Rooms 2648 and 2148. reorganized first school of journalism in Virginia hasn’t a chance. Though it is rumored' that a Char­ And then—the Swing— as the Entered at the Lexington, Va.. Postoffice as second class Virginia! ! mail matter. the world can perform their work in an lottesville student has uttered what the Cavaliers believe to President Smith spoke. The Swing can only be played and adult manner. be the truth: “Beat Virginia and other such expression of “grand old gentleman, of Wash­ sung before the Virginia game. HENRY P. JOHNSTON, 29 A Editor-in-Chief This undertaking on the part of the futility.” ington and Lee’ said he wasn’t a One vocalist paused in his her­ Business Manager * * * culean efforts to prod a neighbor ALLEN B. MORGAN, 29 C School of Journalism marks a distinct ser­ betting man. But he added that he had his “heart’s blood” at In the ribs—and shriek—“Sing, REPÖRTORIAL vice to the University. It is a means of re­ The Column suggests: “Beat Virginia and you fool, sing!” And back again P. R. Harrison, Jr., 'SOL— :------Associate Editor stake on the Generals to beat L W. Hill, 29A— ------—I------...Assistant Editor warding the faithfulness of General Robert other such means of winning the state chamion- to the trumpet-tongued melody. G. N. Lowdon, 29C— ----- —------Assistant Editor Virginia, his own alma mater. —Assistant Editor ship!” And as “Mike” 'Denny says they R. P. Carter. 29A------Sä — -- E. Lee, the white-haired old gentleman who * * * Just one of the boys last night— J. W. Davis, 80A—-— ------— .Managing Editor cry down at Alabama “To hell E. E . McCarthy, 81A ------l— —------_Assoe. Mng. Editor first conceived the idea of collegiate instru­ with them to the last minute, and Univ. News Editor M . G. Perrow , 80A----- —------Will the Generals be classified as taxidermists if they putting all the fight in his migh­ with Tech” one thousand souls in Tom Sugrue, 29A_------»------Llterary Editor ction in journalism. Accurate information Henry MacKensie, 810------: ---- Sports Editor knock the stuffing out of Virginia? ty heart behind them! one thousand bodies earnestly I. H. Elias, 80A --S -*—.— =— ----- — -■— —Copy Editors for the people by means of an institution to * * * prayed—“To hell with Virginia!” R. E. Beaton, 81L—------1— :— ;— ? We won’t leave till we beat train young people in an intellectual and in Virginia! ! V . c. Jones, H. Wilson, 29A. a technical way for journalistic careers was An Instance EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS 29A; Resistance — insistence — persistence a kiss stance “ Granny Campbell confined all the “blooey” and “boloney” of a % % 0.~r8?A:A.j. Leibowita.SiA. his plan. He was alone in his far-sighted assistance — desistance — .Yale Record. QUALITY AND ideas regarding the press. possibility of a Virginia victory Harve, SIA: A. ^ SÄ^D J^yes^ SERVICE A lapse of a half century, however, has Dormitory Frolics? to its place. “Pep” Morison fol­ lowed every speaker with cheers modernized’ Lee. Tuesday night another A Colorado Springs doctor says men would do well to Special Dinners 50c imitate women’s scantiness of clothing. The doc ought to that shook the gym. Captain m-Chief. mibliah any communications that step will be taken toward "the goal set by. Fitzpatrick and Coach Herron 12 noon to 9 p.m. know more about anatomy that that. gÙs N o u n s ig n e d correspondence .will be him. Probably no victory of the Civil war, * * * next. They told one thousand müdished ; however, we shall gladly withhold your surnature persons What one thousand per­ Meal Tickets # from print upon request. ______.____ no honor conferred upon him in his eventful Hygiene Aftermath life furnished this great warrior more plea­ A Freshman who partakes of his daily sus sons already knew. That the team was ready and waiting and— R. E. Lee L ijijarjsL iai 5w as.ïsr*£= sure than would the knowledge of this tainance in the Beanery sent his meal back yester- Thomas Jefferson. . The ‘‘Roman candle” reached scheme of “accurate information” as plan­ V day because it lacked two vitamins. COFFEE SHOP ned by the students of his school. * * * its highest possible endurance. DENNY COMES HOME “ Mike” Denny got up. And one ALEXANDER THELEN, Mgr. 0 ------Skippy’s Prayer thousand voices drowned out all Dr. Ueorge H. Denny came back to Lex­ “EDUCATION DID IT” Dear God, why is it that lots o’peopleses is against A1 Smith? Has he did wrong because he was brought up ip a ington Wednesday night. Just as when All of America’s so-called “thrill” mur­ different church from me? Aint you the same God he prays he left, seventeen years ago, students drew derers appear to pass • through the same off a? Please, . . dear God, don’t let a man who hasn’t a mark the carriage in which he rode. Eager hands stages. As soon as they are apprehended against him get'knocked all over the lot. Come through Wayland-Gorrell Drtig Co. he. NORRIS & NUNNALLY’S fought for an honored position at the shafts they throw up a defense by claiming the for him like a good God an’ tell all the ^ th e r e to votofor CANDIES of the historic old coach- It was a tremen­ him. They can’t go wrong on a man what’s been every­ “thrill” made them commit the crime, and dous ovation to the man so many Washing­ thing to his very own folks, can they, God, tell me, can W. & L. STATIONERY ater after they have been proved guilty they? • . . ton and Lee students have loved. claim education was the cause. I like him so very, very much. He’s just the kind of a When Dr. Denny was offered the presi­ This procedure took place in our most man I want to be when I grow up. Please, oh God, make dency of Washington and Lee recently three me so I’ll stand for what I think is right like he does, even recent murder^ of this description and thousands Alabama Students staged a. de­ if the whole country slings mud at our family. monstration where they . implored him not promises to again appear with George Hash If my mother and father votes for Smith, ya won’t to leave them. Had there been thirty thou­ and Richard Gray Gallogly, two Oglethorpe send them to Hell, will ya, God, please ?— Percy L. Crosby, students, as defendants. (Famous cartoonist.) , Meet Your Friends at sand in Tuscaloosa they could not have sje * * shown more feeling than the nine hundred Harsh and Gallogly have been indicted for the murder of two Atlanta clerks. The School’s Rights that met the train Wednesday night. At North Carolina State College, a freshman was shot Dr. Denny has come back to Virginia to former has confessed to his crime and has while raiding the school’s apple orchard. LEXINGTON POOL CO. decide whether he will accept the presidency olazenly thrown forth that magic word Lonesome College Students here. Certainly some conception of how thrill”. Behind it he expects to explain the At a Catholic University tea dance, the committee sup­ motive for the murder, through it he ex­ plied partners' for the men who lacked companions. students here feel about him was conveyed * * * . pects to be relieved of the sin and sorrow Equipment Unexcelled at his reception. connected with his crime. His predecessors, An Old Spanish Custom The singing of Washington and Lee’s A New York authority says most people still take baths Richard Loeb, Nathan Leopold and Edward old songs, the Generals’ yell, the band play­ on Saturday night. This shows how a custom will hang on ing the “Swing,” shouting students, theàe Hickman, all expected the, same supernat­ — they used to do it because they were going to church on might be factors that will carry weight in ural influence from the word, but the twelve Sunday. (CNA). men who sat in the jury boxes could not He * * his decision. In the College Humor straw vote, ballots were When the time comes for beloved Dr. see it in that light. They have all paid the “JUST AS GOOD” penalty. marked for Will Rogers and Texas Guinan. Evi­ Smith to retire the whole student body dently some one is ready to “give the girl a hand.” All of these murderers have at some We are not satisfied with being just as hopes that “Mike” Denny will be the man The results obtained by the College Humor good,— We want to be better and we strive time tried to blame education for their who takes his place. straw vote will make the Democratic National . to that end. • o — crimes. “Education made me do it”, Hick­ Committee remark, “boys will be boys.” man told newspaper men two days before Give us your trade and we will prove our CONGRATULATIONS he stepped on the California gallows. Loeb No. 1,897,987 willingness to give service.- Ah yes, we almost left out the annual dig on our and Leopold made similar statements be- Students have fallen victims of much ,, . ., ,. ¡brethren from Scotland— It seems that there was once a criticism from time to time for creating fore they entered the Illinois penitentiary. gcotchman who snapped his fingers on the Fourth of July. excess noises and playing objectionable If Atlanta juries find Harsh and Gallog- 1 pranks. Many of these severe charges have ly guilty of murder, we may expect to hear Cast Is Chosen Happy Warrior been false, but have been caused indirectly the same old story,— Education did it. But For Dramatic Gets Daily Cheer this time we will take the assertion with a through the once famous “town and gown Section of Play At Frat House fights” of decades ago. grain of salt. Last year Gallogly was in the Blame has been laid on students because Washington and Lee student body. The ad­ (Continued from page one) they are supposedly in a college town for ministration released him in February af­ (Continued from page one) their tables, listening to a speech. such a short time that they do not consider ter he had fallen under the automatic with dour plays, the organization >is And each meal finds them on their' the inconviences that “town” might suffer, an exceptionally poor scholastic showing. confident that the 1 comedy will feet, bellowing out the campaign Washington and Lee students have fallen M ) ------prove quite satisfactory. “The song of the “Happy Warrior.” For under such criticism for pranks and noises No man has earned the right to intellectual Butter and Egg Man” which was the past week, this program has made just as any other College student body ambition until he has learned to lay his course by produced last spring and with been followed faithfully, and they a star , which he has never' seen— to dig by the di­ much success is thought not to 1 would. intend to carry on until the elec­ vining rod for springs which he may never reaoh. haye the' dramatic possibilities Wednesday night was Halloween. Pranks tion returns are over. In saying this I point to that which will make your that the present attempt posses- On Tuesday night, when the re­ and noises in excess to normal times, were study heroic. For I say to you in all sadne'ss .of j ses. Already the play is beginning sults of the 1928 presidential prominent^ , No doubt some share of the convecition, that to think great thoughts you must ! to take shape, Collison states, a campaign will be flashed, state - filarne will be . cast upon the students, such be heroes as well as idealists. Only when you have | phenomenon that is rare this by state, district by district across is natural. Possibly in the past students worked alone—when you have felt around you a early in the season. a screen in Doremus gym, this black gulf of solitude more isolating than that have taken part in the merriment on Hal The play was secured from house, in full, will be present, which surrounds the dying men, and in hope and in Samuel French of New York. watching hopefully for a Smith lowe’en; some of. thè blame has been justi­ despair have trusted to your own unshaken w ill- Van Gilbert, manager of the or­ victory, always ready to break in­ fied. But Wednesday night students were then only will you have achieved. Thus only can ganization, will announce those to the tune which has become for yon gain the secret isolated jay of the thinker, absent from the objectionable “fun.” chosen for the business staff, them a happy habit, “ The Side­ City authorities Thursday morning were who knows that, long after he is dead and forgot­ shortly. Each year it has been the walks of New York.” ten, men who never heard of him will be moving to i----- tig—o— ------very complimentary of student conduct. custom to carry with the drama­ the measure of his thoughts—the subtle rapture of Pranks were played, some decidedly ob­ tic section several men who act No Let Up a postponed power, which the world knows not be­ as stage helps and property man­ noxious and dangerous, but it was indeed cause it has no external trappings, but which to agers with the performance. This For Trackmen gratifying when we were assured that in his prophetic vision is more real than that which fall quite a number of men report­ all the pomplaints made not a single stu­ commands an army. And if this joy should not be ed for positions, but no selection Between thirty and forty men dent was involved. Instead of being invol­ yours,—still it is only thus that you can know ¡has“yet"been made. The tryouts composing the Varsity and Fresh­ that you haye done what it lay in you to do,—can ¡as with the dramatic section, will man track aspirants have been re­ ved in any mischief, police say that stu­ say that you have lived, and be ready for the end. be made only in consideration of porting daily to Coach Fletcher dents are being praised by city authorities Oliver Wendell Holmes. | worth and work. When selected for the fall outdoor track pro­ and townspeople for their absence form par­ 0------for these positions men will have gram on Wilson field. ticipation. The plant is an animal confined in a wooden the same consideration as other The fall program will continue We are further assured now that many case; and Nature, like Sycorax, holds thousands of participants in the organization until Thanksgiving when a layoff “ delicate Ariels” imprisoned in every oak. She is will begin until after Christmas of the former alleged student participation and will be awarded keys. jealous of letting us know this; and among the when work will be resumed in­ The Glee club, a separate di­ in mischief was not student activity after higher and more conspicuous forms of plants re­ doors in Doremus gymnasium. vision of the Troubadours, has all, but the behavior of even younger veals it is only by such obscure manifestations as Both squads will receive some been at work under the direction the shrinking of the Sensitive Plant, the sudden individual competition indoors and youths. of Prof. Jbhn Graham will be clasp of the Dionea, or still more lightly, by the the Varsity will probably be re­ 0 - ready for performances in a few phenomena of the eyclosis.—Huxley. presented in the intercollegiate JOURNALISM, ELECTION weeks. It is doubtful, however, — 0------indoor meet sponsored by the Uni­ whether an engagement can be Selfishness is not living as one wishes to live; versity of Richmond in February. For the first time in the history of secured until after the Çhristmas it is asking others to live as one wishes to live. The Freshmen, however, will send Washington and Lee University election re­ holidays. Trips are being Wanned And unselfishness is letting other people’s lives only a relay team to the indoor turns will be announced to the public by a to Sweet Briar and RandolpX-Ma- alone, not interfering with them. Selfishness al­ meet. con and an engagement with Hol­ department Of the institution. The Lee ways aims at creating around it an absolute uni­ The indoor work will continue lins is under way. Southern Sfem- School of Journalism will render this ser­ formity of type. Unselfishness recognizes infinite until early spring when the out­ inary, at which the club rendered vice as soon after the close of the polls as variety of type ah a delightful thing, accepts it, door work will be begun in ear­ â popular program last year, is acquiesces in it, enjoys it.— Oscar Wilde. nest in preparation for the inter­ possible. bidding strong for a return Ren­ 0 ,------collegiate meets scheduled. Two leased wires will bring the results gagement. V All truth is safe and nothing else is safe; and o------to the university gymnasium. The an­ ------j)------he who keeps back the truth, or withholds it from On to Charlottesville, and nouncements will be made on the same plan men, from motives of expediency, is either a cow­ Down with the Cavaliers of the down with the Virginians! as that used by large newspaper services. ard or a criminal, or both.—Max Muller. University of Virginia. — 0------

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Fight To Finish Scoring Leaders Ohio State-Princeton Contest Grapplers Get Expected In Game Change Places Is Headliner of Grid Pro-am Real Mat Test With Old Rivals THIS WEEK L. S. U _ Goes.. Into.. First Tar Heels Battle Wolf Pack of State in Clas­ Varsity Downs Freshmen by (Continued from page one) a 41 to 3 Score; Clark, Place With 148 Points; Byrd and Turner are booked to W&L Tenth sic of North Carolina. Bolton Draw oppose them from the Virginia at By Mike Leibowitz termined to wreak their vengeance side of the line. Day tips the Last week's performances on The varsity wrestling squad in The rivals of the Washington on the Chapel Hillers for the ill- beam at 175, and Sproul at 160, the gridirons of the Southern Con­ its opening meet overcame an and Lee football team enter upon success that has attended Tebell’s Byrd at 190, and‘ Turner at 160, ference saw a change in the lead­ early three point lead to emerge the last stretch of the' 1928 sea­ men in games to date. Both teams which gives the Cavaliers an av­ ing positions in the race for scor­ victorious over their freshmen op­ son in. the games to be played are evenly matched with the slight erage advantage of 3 pounds to GRAHAM’S ing honors. Louisiana State Uni­ ponents Thursday afternoon in the Saturday. Many of the teams have margin in favor of the Tar Heels. the man at these posts. versity jumped into the lead with Doremus gymnasium. After the already fallen by the wayside, one With the memory of McDowell’s a total of 148 points,, displacing first bout in which Davidson sur­ Captain vs Captain or more defeats having been cre­ single-handed triumph over the Clemson, last week’s leader. prised Stultz of the varsity by Captain Fitzpatrick and Haw­ dited to them. ïhe Florida ’Ga­ Tar Heels last year, the Wolfpack Washington and Lee is now in downing him, the outcome of the kins will be in the tackle berths tors and the Tennessee Vols are wiil make their bid for the state tenth place with a total of 101 contest was never in doubt. Ten for the Generals while they will the only squads oh the Washing­ championship. The -Tar Heels have points. Three weeks ago, the Gen­ freshmen fell before the onslaiigh be opposed by Captain Luke and Nature Colored McCurrach ton and Lee schedule that have an played far better teams, losing to erals were in second _place, but 0? their varsity opponents in I^eButts o f the Cavaliers. The unblemished record. Harvard and Georgia Tech, Vir­ their total scoring activitiy since quick. succession, the count was weight of these four men are gi­ ginia Poly also holds a decision that time has been but seven Lynchburg College faces- the varsity 41-freshmeñ 3. ven as follows: Fitzpatrick, 192; over the Wolfpack. points. strong Richmond University squad, The score does not, however, in­ Hawkins, 195, Luke, 200, and De- Ties L All the teams in the Conference in the feature battle of the Vir­ Kentucky journeys to Nashville dicate the' bitterness of the strug­ Butts, 190. In this department are now in the scoring ranks, Au­ ginia conference. The Hornets to meet the Vanderbilt machine. gles, and three freshmen at least Virginia has two pounds super­ burn having tallied twenty-five stand an excellent chance for state Both teams are undefeated' in the succumbed only after a gallant iority. honors, provided they remove Dod­ The Knox Fifth Avenue Hat points last week. Incidentally jthe Southern Conference, but Vander­ fight. The Gordon-Barkus, Beard- The Washington and 2 Lee son’s charges Saturday. Richmond victory ov^r Howard was the first bilt’s record shows the stronger Belser, and Osterman-Rule fra­ guards outweigh their 'opponents. tie game with the Flying Key- Ijo be garnered by Auburn in sev­ drive. Last week’s contests with cases all went the limit, before a Seligman and Groop, who will dets, conquerors of the Cavaliers, enteen starts. Center holding the Wildcats to a decision could be reached. start for the Generals scale at gives them an added prestige, and Ten of the teams have advanced 8-0 score, leaves room for im­ . Palmer, sophomore candidate 190 and 185 respectively, while Is Still The Berries it is predicted that the Richmond­ beyond the 100-mark in total scor­ provement in the. Kentucky offen­ for the varsity, proved that he Symington and Motley of Virgin­ ers will win by two touchdowns. ing for the season. sive. Armistead and company are will furnish Rule and Davis, both ia register 178 and 175. The Hornet’s chief difficulty lies by no means going to have a holi­ Order of Scoring of whom are monogram men, Taylor, the Cavalier pivot man in the weakness o f their reserve day at the expense of the Wild­ Team ■ . • Points plenty of competition in the 135 weighs 180 pounds, but Snod­ McGregor Sweaters strength, but they may surprise cats, but they should win easily. Louisiana State jjyfawt— ¡>—t*-148 pound class. He threw Perlman, grass who plays the same posi­ by showing the' same aerial attack Kentucky has a good set of backs Clemson __ — 142 a freshman, in 1:45 which was the tion for the Blue and White can that featured their victory over in Portwood, Covington and Gilb, Florida —.------140 fastest time o f the afternoon, and muster up only 168. Tulane ___ ,....,136 Randolph-Macon. but the forward wall of the Com­ then did an iron man act by go­ Kaminer, the Cavalier quarter Alabama _____ -_.__..;.-128 Ohio State-Princeton modores has stood firm against ing to the mat with Pomeroy, a Will be the heaviest back on the Tennessee I".___...... — 116 The . feature game of the< card the best that the Southern Con­ varsity tryout, and again winning field with his 180 pounds. All North .Carolina——^ 112 is the Ohio State-Princeton bat­ ference has offered up to ‘date, the decision. the rest of the ball-toters, both North Carolina State-_-_.-— .107 tle at Columbus Ohio. The Tigers and unless something unlooked The biggest surprise of the af­ Washington and Lee and Vir­ Virginia Pely__^_— ------—-103 started off the season with a for happens, they shbuld encoun­ ternoon was the exceptionally ginia, range “from 160 to 175. Washington and Lee— i 101 crushing attack, but weakened and ter little difficulty in setting aside stern opposition that Clarke, fun Vanderbilt 92 were held to a scoreless tie by the the slants of the Wildcat backs." nished Bolton, who has represent­ Today’s game is the game of Rockbridge Hardware Co., Inc. Georgia r—<— ----- 85 Virginia Cavaliers. Tiger Goes * To Flor ida ed the Generals for two seasons games for both institutions. The Last week, the Tigers just man- Cavaliers say, “Yes, trim Car­ South Carolina_____ t ------83 Florida, undefeated this season, on the mat. These' men, in an in­ DESK LAMPS, LIGHT BULBS, WASTE to eke out a victory over the olina, but beat Washington and Sewanee :rJ ~ .__ 5 _____ ,—— 77 will have an obstacle in the form ter-varsity bout, fought through Kentucky ____ —.. 75 Cornell eleven, when Lowry scor­ Lee!” The answer echo comes of the .Sewanee Tigers. Crabtree two extra periods, and, when time BASKETS, ALARM CLOCKS . Virginia .^.2— 'fe-gJSjig'. 73 ed with a placement kick from the from this school acriss the moun­ is reported to be severely injured, was finally; called, neither one had Maryland ______70 field. Princeton followers point to tains: “Yes, V. P. I., but GET and this may play hayoc with the won the decision. Miss. University ______70 the fact that the absence of Miles’, VIRGINIA!” ’ smoothness of the ’Gator offens­ Coach A. E. Mathis directed the Virginia Military In 60 Wittmer and Baruch were the varsity while his brother Wayne ive. Florida has developed a pow­ varsity, defeated McWilliams, Georgia T e c h ...1.— _— ...— 58 contributary causes of the close took charge of the yearlings. Ma­ erful line that has been receiving freshman, fall 4:50. Paddock, var­ Miss. A. & M ii. — 26 fecore. With their full strength, this expressed himself as well a great deal of publicity from sity, defeated Phillips, freshman, Auburn ______p ig 25 the Roper machine threatens to pleased with the meet, for it en­ sport scribes in that region. The fall 3:05. Lewis, varsity, defeat­ For Smart Clothes - The Good­ _0 — . stop the victorious march of Ofiio abled him to detect the faults of ’Gators have plenty of material ed Hamlett', freshman, fall 2:35. State squad. his fnen while under fire. The Rally Prepares to choose from and the backfield .Palmer, varsity, defeated Perlman, Undefeated rough spots which revealed them­ is far from depleted. They should freshman, fall 1:45. Rule, varsity, man & Suss Suits Freshman Team The Columbus team has yet to selves Thursday will be gone over win by a close score, though it defeated Osterman, freshman, de­ For. Virginians lose a game and they are one of in the practice sessions n ejt week. “ 23 Points Hand Tailored” would not surprise if Sewanee cision. the. favorites for the Big Ten ti­ turned the tables on them.' Pro­ A summary of the meet follows: The following inter-varsity (Continued from page one) tle. Harold Kruskamp, All-Amer­ vided that Crabtree plays, the Davidson, freshman,. defeated bouts took place: Hall defeated will face . the strongest team on ican candidate, has proved a hard Florida eleven will have no diffi­ Stultz, varsity, one extra period. Suits, Over-Coats and Top-Coats Gautier, fall 1:15; Williams de­ their schedule, Coach E. P. Davis man to stop and the Tiger for­ culty in setting the Tigers back, Barkus, varsity, defeated Gordon, feated Rash, fall 4:25; Levin de­ Will have his charges full strength ward wall will get the acid test but the absence of this star will freshinan, decision. Kessler, var­ feated Sperry, fall -3:35; Palmer Are Now on Display— Look Them Over in uniform, Washington and Lee in Saturday’s fray. From a prfe- alter conditions greatly. sity, defeated Richardson, fresh­ defeated Pomeroy, decision. Bol­ frosh swamped its arch rival last game concensus' it appears that The only battle with an inter­ man, fall 1:48. Halpem, varsity, ton and Clark drew two extra year 20 to 7, but this fall the the Mid-Westemess are due for section al tinge is the Mountaineer defeated Smither, freshman, fall periods.' Walk-Over Shoes in Scotch Grain Grange and Blue have not been a victory and they should win by Fordham game at the Yankee Sta­ 3:15, Belser, varsity, defeated beaten and boast victories over a touchdown. dium in New York City. The Beard, freshman, two extra per­ •Referees: Rule and Bolton. And Plain Calf Leather in Black and Tan the yearling squads of V. M. I., The Tennessee backfield will Mountaineers have shown crush­ iods. Frank, varsity, defeated Time Keepers: Wilson, More- V. P. I., and Maryland. have a holiday Saturday when ing power since their set-back at Lquis, freshman, fall 3:55. Bowes ton and Minniece. The Shoe That Gives You the Most for “Bill” Long end and dependable they face Car son-Newman, at the hands of the Davis-Elkins punter was elected permanent Knoxville. The Vols should take squad, and they believe that this Your Money captain of the yearlings this week the lead in the race for scoring is their year. Stumpp has as yet and will lead the home gridders honors in the Southern Confer­ failed to report, but there are Emery & Ide Shirts—Berg Hats into battle. ence after the final score of the hopes that he will be able to go We Patronize The visitors will return to game is put up. Eugene McEver, into action against the Maroons. Belber Luggage Charlottesville irt time for the var­ sophomore back, should gamer With Bartug, Glenn, Keefer, La­ sity Washington and Lee-Virginia several touchdowns, provided the rue and Ryan to choose from, the gam^ tomorrow afternoon. coaches decide to use him. Car- task of selecting a Mountaineer We Solicit YOUR Patronage The ’’Little Generals” will son-Newman has already been backfield should not be difficult swing into action with the same swamped by schools in the con­ assignment for the Morgantown lineup that blanked the Green­ ference, Kentucky having beaten mentor. Fordham has been beaten brier Cadets last Saturday. Tolley’s Toggery them, 61-0. The Tennessee oppo­ by New York University, but they 0------sition for the next week or so, have shown great drive in games Wade’s Pressing Shop TICKETS SOLD OUT seems to be of a mediocre qual­ against teams, o f their class. West The Washington and Lee quota ity and by time the Vanderbilt Virginia stands an excellent The College Man Shop of 720 Virginia game tickets had game rolls by, the Vols should be chance to win, but the power of i l l West. Nelson St. all been sold out before last night at the pinnacle of perfection. the Northerners is far superior announces Captain Dick Smith. Phone 164 ! V . P. I. Meets Maryland to the West Virginia offensive He managed, however, to secure The Pony Express will swing and the Maroons should be re­ a hundred more tickets in sec­ into action against the Old Liners turned the winners. tion “ H” which is near one end from Maryland at Lynchburg, V. V. M. I. meets Davidson at A l­ LYONS TAILORING CO’S. of the field. These were selling P. I. has lost but one game out­ umni field and they will encounter fast when the RING-TUM PHI side the conference, and they are little trouble in winning. Captain Wishes to announce the arrival of their went to press this morning. among the leaders in the race Ab' Barnes is expected to take up 0— ------for .first honors. Maryland’s tie where he left off in the Virginia .Pittsburg, Pa.—The students of Fall and Winter Woolens game with the Keydets will give game and he is being looked to Carnegie Tech have recently form­ the Gobblers some idea of the for heavy gains against the Da­ ed a Flying Club. It is limited to FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC------comparative strength of the rival vidson outfit. Harner and McCray thirty members whose purpose it military school eleven. The Gob­ will have their opportunity to Now is the time to see about your Fall Suit! is to learn more of aeronautics. It blers have been going at full smooth the rough spots in the o f­ has issued thirty shares of stock, speed and they should ride over fensive and many of the Virginia the returns of which will be used Our Clothes Speak For Themselves! the Old Liners, to win handily. Military Institute’s substitutes to buy a plane. The Blacksburg team will miss ought to see service Saturday. It the services of “Muddy” Rule, star will be the last home appearance back, who will be forced to the of the Keydets, for on the follow­ side-lines for the remainder of the ing week they meet Clemson and Weinberg’s year, due to injuries. With Peake, then Kentucky.andi V. P. I., in the Music Shop Mattox and Tomko going at their Turkey Day attraction! No longer need the well- accustomed pace, the Tech team shod man pay the price of should encounter little opposition The New Comer Store, Inc. out-of-date production Lexington, Virginia from Coach Byrd’s Old Liners. Palace Barber methods. 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Aquatic Team Denny Here To South’s Leaders Will Be Good Make Decision On W&L Offer Protest Raising “The prospects for this years’ swimming team look bright,” Cy (Continued from page one) Twombly, coach of swimming, said1 Of Race Issue ington or not, he has the confi­ today. The Varsity men are show­ dence and support of students of ing much better than earlier in We will have with us the University. Washington and Plead That Good Will Be Not the year, and. the freshmen have Lee men are self-contained-—they [ Sacrificed to Passing Po­ made a decided improvement since pride themselves on it— and litical Interests they started. nothing short of bursting bombs Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Captain Norris Smith, Rod Mof- will bring them out of their shell. Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 2— Protest­ fatt, and “Gunner” Cooke are' the But yesterday—-on slightest pro­ Nov. 5-6-7 A Special College Representative from SOCIETY BRAND Showing a Complete Line of Suitings, ing against the injection of the only letter men to return but vocation and repeated ocassions— Top Coats and Over Coats— Featuring Tuxedos. race question into the present po­ almost the entire yearling team of' they forgot everything in a roar litical campaign, forty-six out­ 1927, has come- to join them. for Denny! Seniors who haven’t standing Southern men and wo­ The freshmen started the year raised their voices since their men have given to the press a with few encouraging signs but freshman days are Hoarse today, statement characterizing appeals under “Cy’s” training they are and juniors and underclassmen to race prejudice as “irrevelant standing hard work-outs and are whispering monuments to “an­ and dangerous,” and calling upon lengthy drills. The squad is large other big cheer for Denny.” the people of the South to “dis­ and there is keen competition for Thè Alabamian brought down countenance such appeals to the places on the team. the house yesterday with “During end that the gains of recent years the ten years I was president of in interracial good will and un­ The time of practice for both Washington and Lee we. didn’t derstanding may not be Sacrificed squadà has been changed from lose a single Virginia game. I was to the passing interests of a po­ 3:00 o’clock on Mondays, Wed­ told last night -1 was again to be litical campaign.” The statement nesdays, and Fridays to 3:30 on your mascot, , and if these boys is signed by supporters of both the same afternoons. On the other afternoons the pool does not open fight as we fought ten years ago, presidential candidates and calls until 4:00 o'clock. we’re going to beat Virginia again attention to the fact that, in the Saturday.” 0------judgment of the signers, both Dr. and Mrs. Denny leave Lex­ sides in the present campaign Football Man ington tonight for Charlottesville have ben guilty of “reqpening the At N. Carolina After the game tomorrow they healing wounds of bitterness and will return to Tuscaloosa. Dr. hate.” Has Mustache Denny has business, in Washing­ Among the signers are the edi­ ton late next week, and it is be- The New University Style tors of several great daily papers, Harry Schwartz, center on the leived he will decide on the Wash­ the presidents of a number of col­ University of North Carolina ington arid Lee presidency before showing the 3-button coat with top button open leges, Episcopal and Methodist football team wears a mustache. he leaves for the capital. ! bishops, outstanding lawyers, bus­ 0------BIG VARIETY IN STOCK OR TAILORED TO He is considered one of the best iness men of large affairs, and centers in the South. Lafayette College has placed MEASURE. women conspicuous for leadership The Tarheels lost the game, 20 restrictions on the use of motor THE NEW HAVEN in their respective groups. vehicles by undergraduates. to 7, but it was not the mustach- This distinguished TUXEDO is a correct style* Henceforth every Lafayete student The statement follows, together iod pivot man’s fault. That is for COLLEGE men. Notice the notch lapels, the who wishes to drive an automobile with the names of the signers: what sports writ e r s a r e free graceful lines, the broad shoulders. Only while attending college must re­ “The undersigned citizens of the saying. The second half of Satur­ SOCIETY BRAND can cut a coat like this. gister with the dean, who will South, some of them supporters day’s game was largely North In stock or tailored» to measure. of the. one presidential candidate Carolina’s Ed. Danforth, writing then write for written permission and some of the other, desire unit­ from Atlanta says he was a “holy from the student’s parents. — 0------edly to voice this public protest terror to Tech’s running plays all against the injection of the race afternoon.” We are behind you, Coach Pat question into the present political Schwartz plays the roving type Herron, and want a win over Vir­ ginia. campaign. Had either political of center and gets tackles all ov­ group alone been responsible for er the field. raising this subject, we would 0 j----- hesitate to make this statement, Columbus, Ohio— Plans have W. J. THOMAS lest it be thought partisan. But been made for the erection of a Meat Market it is being raised by partisans of new $750,000 winter sports build­ both sides, who, for the purpose ing here. Quality and Service of driving voters into their res­ Phones 81 and 288 pective camps, are, in our judg­ Any attempt to influence men and ment, reopening the healing women with an issue so untimely wounds of bitterness and hate. is unworthy of the , white man THE DARTMOUTH We believe these appeals are and unjust to all. If seriously tak­ IRWIN & CO., Inc. THE CHIEF both irrelevant and dangerous. It en, it is the sowing o f dragon’s One of the new Styles by SOCIETY BRAND. is our hope that no one will be teeth of which future generations Everything In Single breasted, full free lines. Very smart with A SOCIETY BEAND OVERCOAT, Notice deterred by them from calmly must reap the harvest. DRY GOODS AND GROCER­ collar turned half up. In stock or tailored t„o mea­ the beautiful lines and Distinguished Cut. In considering the real issues and “Happily, we believe it will IES sure. stock, colors Blue and Oxford. voting his honest convictions; and not be taken seriously. We believe Qnality, Service & Price certainly that no one will allow our citizenship Ts too intelligent them to inflame his mind with and too fair-minded thus to sacri­ Visit Us and Make Your Selection and Purchase antagonism toward our Negro fice the cause of interracial jpeace neighbors, too long have been and progress. We therefore call JACKSON’S Be Well Dressed and Happy pawns in the game of politics. upon the leadership of the South The Barber Shop With a '—the pulpit, the press, the plat­ Conscience form—and upon every right- Opposite New Theatre thinking man and woman among NELSON STREET J. M. Meeks Theatre Program us to disclaim, discourage and 1863' N uff Said 1927 discountenarice such appeals to prejudice and fear, to the end that the gains of recent years in in­ 107 Nelson Street West Phone 295 terracial good will and under­ LYRICTHEATRE standing may not be sacrificed to Friday and Saturday the passing interests of a politi­ HARLOW’S cal campaign.” November 2nd-3rd PRINT SHOP i “It Pays To Look Well” SERVICE OUR MOTTO Signers by states: Sanitation The Law Eve Southern No. 17 JEFFERSON ST. If you want that job in a Alabama— Dr. Dunbar H. Og­ Service The Idea ' H. B. Warner FOR THE hurry—bring it to SUBWAY KITCHEN, Inc. den, Mobile; E. G. Rickarby, Mo­ Modem Conveniences . “The Naughty Dutchess” bile; Dr. H. M. Edmonds, Birming­ BEST PRINTING Expert Shoe Cleaning and- Acme Print Shop ham; Mrs. J. H. McCoy, Athens. Dying First Nat’I Bank Bldg. By Students—For Students NEW THEATRE Georgia: Robert C. Alston, A t­ Walter’s Barber Shop Phone 146 Saturday, Nov. 3rd SPECIAL Matinee and Night lanta » Robert L. Foreman,7 Atlan- ta; Dr. Plato T. Durham, Atlanta; A Good I.-P. Student Note E. Marvin Underwood, Atlanta; Book for 30c— Filler 10c Louis D. Newton, Atlanta; Bishop AGNOR BROS. PATTON’S F. F. Reese, Savannah; Bishop W. ROCKBRIDGE Successors to W. Harry Agnor B. Beauchamp, Atlanta. *'' Steam Laundry H. S. & M. Clothes J. & M. Shoes Kentucky—Judge Robert Bing­ Dares Fate Staple and Fancy Groceries ham, Louisville; Mrs. Atwood Stetson and Shoble Hats Phones 36 and 76 The Wife Saving Station Martin, Louisville; Col. P. H. Cal­ for Favorite PHONE 185 lahan, Loriisville; Mrs. Helm Bruce, Louisville. “TARZAN THE MIGHTY” Mississippi-—Dr. D. M. Key, Pipe Tobáceo Jackson; Bishop T. D. Bratton, McCOY’S THREE Fraternities Cash Customers Darby, Pa., Jackson, MiSs. November 12, 1926. STORES We Solicit your patronage Monday, Nov. 5 th North Carolina—Dr. Howard W. Larus & Bro. Co. The “GLOBE MAM” is coming All Comedy Bill Odum; Chapel Hill; Mrs. T. W. Richmond, Va. FRUITS, CANDIES, CAKES Karl Dane Bickett, Raleigh; Dr. W. P. Few, Gentlemen: Welsh & Hutton November 7th and 8th Uiave a mania for crawling through And all good thing to eat Geo. K. Arthur Durham; Dr. W. C. Jackson, a munber of unexplored caverns be­ Phones 192 and 144 in Greensboro; E. P. Wharton, tween the towns of Woodstock and ‘BROTHERLY LOVE’ Greensboro; Col. Henry N. Fries, Mt. Jacksonin the Shenandoah Valley. Semi-Annual Showing of Winston Salem; Dr. W. L. Po- One cave was Exceedingly dangerour; BILLY DOOLEY with its tight passages, etc. I spen: MYERS HARDWARE CO. teat, Wake Forest; J. B. Ivey, PAGE’S FABRICS & FASHIONS “ SEA FOOD” three hours in this cavity, groping INC. Charlotte; Gilbert T. Stephenson, blindly with a “ dead” flashlight and Raleigh; J. G. Hanes, Winston- a severed guiding string. Established Incorporated Meat Market This exhibit is authorized by Salem. To cut my story short, I was finally 1865 1907 rescued by a searching party after a South Carolina—Walter B. Wil­ terrible experience. It was a wonder­ CUTLERY— RAZORS Phones 126 and 426 bur, Charleston; Dr. W. J. Mcr ful feeling as I sat at the mouth of the GUNS The Globe Tailoring Co. Glothlin, Greenville; Dr. E. O. cavern telling my friends that I would pot go back in there for love nor CINCINNATI Watson, Columbia; Bishop K. G. inoney. I meant it—until I reached Finlay, Columbia; Dr. H. N. Sny­ for my can of Edgeworth. It was gone, R. L. HESS & Bro. THE MODEL der, Spartansburg; ‘ C. W. Coker, and I recalled dropping something Makers of “Needle-Molded” Clothes Hartsville. during the excitement in the cave. Watchmakers and Jewelers Barber Shop ’ It, is queer what a man will do when Opposite Don’t fail to see this attractive display of woolens Tennessee— Dr. J. H. Kinland, his favorite tobacco is concerned. I Keys Made, Typewriters Re­ Rockbridge National Bank and fashions. Starring Alice White Nashville; Dr. James I. Vance, realized that without my tobacco it Enjoy a good show and keep in paired Nashville; Dr. John L. Hill, Nash­ would be as bad as being lost in the HUGH A. WILLIAMS, Your presence implies no obligation and your at­ touch with cavity—so I crawled back. , Next Door to Lyric Theatre Proprietor tendance will be appreciated. ville; Dr. J. D. Blanton, Nashville; It was a grand and glorious feeling ELECTION RETURNS Geo. F. Milton, Chattanooga; Dr. at the same time. as my hand came in contact with’the C, B. Wilmer, Sewanee. Aristocrat of Tobacco. Texas— Geo. B. Dealey, Dallas; Yours very truly, Coming Wednesday Joseph P. Fink, Jr. “WHITE SHADOWS” A. S. Cleveland, Houston; Dr, Rockbridge National BCtnk J. Ed. Deaver & Sons The surprise picture of the Geo. W. Truett, Dallas. year— Fourth week at Astor, Virginia— Dr. A. E. Alderman, Edgeworth PAUL M. PENICK, Pres. A. P. WADE, Cashier “Courteous, Conscientious Service” N. Y. at $2.20 admission. _ Charlottesville; Dr. R. E. Black- You see it at Popular Prices well, Ashland; Dr. James H. Dil­ Extra High Grade Opposite Court House * Phone 25 lard, Charlottesville; John Stew­ Resources Two Million Dollars art Bryan, Richmond. Smoking Tobacco