FOR A BETTER DAVIDSON Vol. XI DAVIDSON COLLEGE,DAVIDSON, C, N. FEBRUARY 21,1924 No. 19 CampaignBegun Sunday, Queens Dramatic Red andBlack QuintNoses Out Marks Week of Inspirational Performance Is Howling Success South Carolina,But Loses Sermons by Rev. King merry The maitls from Queens took Da- Next Two jvidson In- storm Friday nii^lit with their Contests £WorkDavidson Graduate Wins of mirthful menu of and story. bur- Heart sour A Men Rawson's Yearling lesque play. in First Talk at "Y" Vesper Quint The Pot Boilers, proved a suc- Wilson's Peace Plan Is Wake Forest Wins From Younger's Services BreaksEven on Journey jcess from every standpoint, in hoth pro- Men inFiercelyFoughtBattle ducers and consumers, The mixture of his- Praisedby Dr.Goevernih on Home Floor tronic and vocal ability possessed l>y the COLUMBIA QUARTET SINGS Oak Ridge Fresh Beat and State Queens left no doubt in the minds of all Address by But toTrinity Wildcats that they German Economis McCONNELL PLAYS WELL Bob King Holds Chapel Lost and are the premier enter- Sheds Light on Service in Carolina Freshmen tainers of this Present-Day Addition to Regular Evening neck of the woods. EuropeanConditions Charlotte "Y" Takes Wildcats into The bald-head row. containing Red Laird, Camp for Service The returned to Second Time During Wildkittens their lair lastIJohn Baker, Twist Matthews and a lew of Professor Sclwlzc Ggflvernitit. Season Monday afternoon after having 'the other first-nighters, of Friehurj IIre Y. M. C. A. Vesper scratched applauded enough to University, Hatlcn, " service Sunday and been in at Germany, s|iokc to evening scratched the four Kami's of the make up for the rest of the l;n\ue 1 marked the beginning of the Life trip. Following crowd large number of students .mil townspeople it In Davidson iiuintvt, after showing n Work a very successful slay at which was by no Campaign which Friday home, means silent. Under the Shearer last Tuesday night -liy hi' in ;i win will close the Wildcats split on Hall on tin- siili brand basketball over night. Rev, Robert (Bob) King, «7, who Junior even their sponsorship of the staff of the Quips and jeel of the Versailles Treaty. mli Curolimi last Wednesday night, trip last week, winning from the Oak Ridge Cranks, the Dr. T. W lock- is Synodical Evangelist of Georgia, is | financial proceeds were enough Ungle horns tin1 contenders con- "preps" and \. (/. State and losing introduced the speaker with a feu with Wake Forest ducting the Fresh to warrant financial smiles from all con- ■ services. During his first day the Trinity and Carolina remarks concerning the part that Prnfessoi fullowiiiK niRht, and wirr defeated. On at Davidson ho endeared himself teams. Sehulzc miliiy to all with In the Oak Ridge game Gocvernitz had played and was nielli the Wildcats were again BEAT WATCH TRINITY SPRING MAT MEN FOOTBALL and Miles was given a decision over Harry Wildcat Grapplers Beat Vance in the 175-pound class. Student Body Votes To Basketball Tournament The Wildcats won their points through The Dope Fiend V.P.I.In Close Fight Selscr's fall over Andrews in the 115-pound Increase Athletic Fee Schedule In Raleigh class; Cromartie's win from KIsca on time; Lindamood's Men Win Over Tech Lindamood's' time decision over Lineber in Vote toIncrease FeeFromTwo and THE DOPE FIEND Tourney to Decide Ranking of Men 16-11in Hard-FoughtMatch the heavyweight class, and Cromartie's de- aHalf to FiveDollars Each Term Teams in North Carolina feat of Rouzie in the 135-pound class. The The Fresh broke even, winning from Oak last named match was won in the last two Ridge and State and losing to Carolina and Plans have been laid and executed for a Thursday morning a meeting of the Captain Pools Lindamood'smat men won at ,Trinity. state basketball tournament to be held in minutes of time. Association, a decisive victory over V. P. I.on last Sat- Athletic on motion of I.. D. El- Raleigh, N. C,on March 7th and 8th. Teams kins, by urday night. They defeated the Gobblers seconded W. F. Galloway, the stu- And in the meantinmc, or between time, representing the various universities and yard, being dent body voted unanimously to increase the 16-11 in their own back the meet the wrestling team licked V. P. I. colleges have been invited to participate in Archie Keels Announces athletic fee for the coming year from two staged in Blacksburg. The Gobblers fought the tournament. The dates have been set dollars and a half to five dollars. President hard and when the last match began the South Carolina says that they might as so far ahead to allow teams entering the Fifteen Game Schedule Faison said in presenting the matter, "The score was tied at 11-11. well try to push a tank over as get the best S. I.C. tournament in Atlanta to take part catalogue thing Former Captain Cromartie was the star of has been saying one and we of "Sunk" Hoggs. in the contest. Red and Black Diamond to doing explained the meet, Wrestling in two matches, the125- Artists have been another." He how Coach Monk Younger has entered his Play Teams of Two Carolines the catalogue had said that the fee pound class and the 135-pound class, he won athletic Also McConnell breaks into the limelight, fighting Red and Black machine, and he ex- covered admission to all the games on the both matches, defeatingKlsea by the referee's with 10 points against I-enofr and 6 against pects them to show up well. The dates set decision and winning from Rouzie, in the last Davidson students will have the opportun- Hill and how the Athletic Association had S. Carolina. work a hardship on the Wildcats, for there compelled charge match of the meet, by forcing his shoulders ity of seeing the Wildcat nine in action on been to the students for is an interval of almost two weeks between special games. By increasing to the mat. her new field in seven games during the ap- many of the Capt. I.ow Pockets hasn't decided when the last game of their regular schedule and proaching the fee to five dollars, less than at many V. P. I. scored their points in the follow- baseball season. The following to trot out the tank stallions. Well, no use the first game of the tournament. schedule, arranged by Manager colleges, the students will be relieved of hav- ing manner : Sanders was given a decision as Archie getting stale. It is understood that Mr. Knight, of the Keels, shows that Captain Boushee and his ing to pay at each attraction and the Ath- over Cox in the 145-pound class; Flory, in Durham "Y," will referee the games. Teams Wildcats will have difficult letic Association will be put on a firmer the 158-pound class, threw Patterson in one a program on We notice that "Buck" Shaw is going to that have already been asked and have al- the diamond this spring: foundation. Before the motion can go into of the fastest matches of the entire meet, coach N. C. State on football. We didn't ready accepted the invitation to take part — effect it will have to be passed on by the March 28 dak Kidgc at Davidson. know Buck was such a stud. are : Davidson, State, — faculty. Carolina. N. C. Trin- March —20 Oak Ridge at Davidson. ity and Wake Forest. April 2— Lcnoir at Davidson. Trinity's Southern excursion resulted in For High Class April 5— Elon at Davidson. ANNUAL GOES TOPRESS FULL four wins and four losses. They lost to April 8 —Trinity at Greensboro. OF GOOD MATERIAL South Carolina. Alabama. Birmingham A. C. SEVERAL ADDITIONAL MEN April 11— Wake Forest at Davidson. and Mercer, and won from Statesville A. C, PLEDGED BY FRATERNITIES PRINTING April 12 Gullford at Davidson. Davidson. Howard and one other we don't — The faculty has recently passed favorably April 14 N. C. State at Davidson. remember. , Several additional fraternity pledges have — on tile Senior class petition for the collection been announced during the last week. Kappa April 17 Wake Forest at Wake Forest. along " of every description April 18— N. State Raleigh. of three dollars additional annual fee "The birds that sing in the spring tra-la. Alpha, in addition to her other pledges, will — C. at with the regular dues. This will, in the April 21 Carolina at Gastonia. Which reminds us it is getting on to March, initiate W. K. Johnson and K. N. Jones; future, assure the securing of the money April 29— Wofford at Rock Hill. and tennis and baseball and track. Kappa Sigma has initiated R. A. Mitchell; + necessary for the annual and will guard April 30— U. of S. C. at Columbia, S. C. M. L. Carrol has been pledged by Pi Kappa — against the incurring of another debt such as "Jam-Up" May 1 Furmau at Greenville, S. C. Trinity here on the mats Saturday. It's Alpha. — was left over by last year's Senior class. May 3 Trinity at another chance to beat the Methodists in Gastonia. finally paid largely This debt has been something. SERVICE Out of a total of 15 games 7 will be played through the faithful and untiring efforts of on the Hill, and no doubt a large part of Manager ANNOUNCEMENT Editor D. J. Chipman and Business No, Oswald, the prince that swallowed the student body will see the two games at O. K. Allison. see Jonah wasn't the Prince of Wales. Gastonia and the one at Rock Hill. All of the material for this year's annual The OldStand Already the pitchers arc oiling up their Monday was sent to the press with the ex- As it is we don't know anything about Open Again Elkins £# Price gloves and limbering up their arms in prep- Once ception of the basketball writeup, which will ducks. That is except white ducks. Oh, aration for the workout which will begin in days. DavidsonlanOffice follow in a few Shakespeare, Shakespeare, whyforc punneth AppreciativeService a few weeks. Prospects are fine for a suc- advertising Aggregate contracted to date thou me. cessful season. is already more than was in last year's an- Agents for nual. This at least points to the fact that A state basketball tourney is a new wrinkle this year's Senior class will not leave a W. G. SHIELDS Presbyterian Standard Pub. Co. RAWSON'S YEARLING QUINT trail in these parts. of unmet obligations in their wake as did Successor to L.A. ELLIOTT Quality Printers the class of last year. A good annual, com- (Continued That gives the Wildcats a chance to come from page 1) pletely paid for, something will be of an back at Wake and Trinity and U. N. C. they defeated the N. C. State Fresh by a innovation at Davidson College. 34 to 16 score. The Farmers were com- Carolina has notched up 17 straight in the pletely outclassed in all departments of the cage game. By next week it will be 20 or so. game and were forced to bow to the scrap- THREERURALSERVICES ping Kittens. CONDUCTED BY STUDENTS SPORTING At the end of the half first "Money scores a touchdown and old man they were trailing 18 to 5. No stars could Dollar kicks a goal," remarks a Raleigh pa- be pointed out for A. & E., though Waters On account of bad weather last Sunday per, in referring to a man named Jones, and and Gusham played good games. Sapp and only three of the six rural Sunday Schools GOODS a co-ed school in Durham. Anderson were the Davidson stars. Sapp were attended by students. These were found the basket for 14 markers while An- Mill Chapel, and the Convict Camp. Shearer. It's no doubt about money scoring touch- derson was credited with 10 points. At Shearer there were 24 present. Those The downs. You either buy men,or you buy high Freshmen put up the best game of the present were divided into three classes. Aft- trip paid coaches, or you arrange to have the Our Representative against State. Coach Harry in er Sunday School. Rev. F. A. Barnes Hartsell. team play all their games at home. speaking for the team, said that it was, in preached on the subject, Jesus .Vim1 the Mul- on the Campus his opinion, the best Fresh team he titudes. He showed the need of the world had Which is three of a kind. No money, no seen on that court this year. for Christian men and women who arc will- victories. Those making the trip were Hcwlitt, cap- ing to give their money and themselves that tain, Anderson, Bcall, forwards; Hudgins the Gospel might be preached to the heathen. Lindamood's limp doesn't seem to bother and Fawcett, centers ;Sapp,Simpson, Goody- At the Mill Chapel there wore 30 present. The Commissary him on the mat. The big boy handled him- koontz and Wynn, guards. Mr. conducted the service. Classes Jackson self in fine shape at Blacksburg. The season closes when the Wildcat "Rats" were taught by Mr. Jackson, Marion Mur- play the Mooresville High team on the ray, and Hodgkin. How about a trolley line out to "Spring" Mooresville court. The M. H. S. boys are At the Convict Camp the Preachers' Quar- Practice. Last year they worked out in bloodthirsty after their 21 to 20 defeat and tet conducted the service. They save sev- front of Georgia, but now we have to go on Myers Hardware & the game should be well contested. The date eral selections and then had a testimony a hike arrive. has not been definitely set. meeting. to. Sporting Goods Co. " " , , "Biddle Field is lending valuable assist- 18 E.Trade St. Charlotte,N.C. " Biddle says he is : HOW THEY RING UP POINTS ance in spring practice. "5 — " helping with the interference. We'd call it " „ I j getting in the way. i.>]v- DAVIDSON BOY WINS HONORS i t ■ AT OF CentralCafeteria THE CAMBRIDGE ill< 3 3i : UNIVERSITY I ><'? I^x s I% | PENNSYLVANIA For theyoung manwho follows the "On (he Square" styletrendratherclosely. Thiscoat mightbetermed thehappy medium ! I 1!1 111S 11;;! George M. Robson. class of 1919, who is ofthe loose cut of today. : s x 1 -3 "3 -I ". s "? I:a Senior at the University of Pennsylvania clothes % S" J ! Itismadein two and three button. ; PLAYER : Medical School, made the highest average Staley ■ " in Ins class last year. A SOCIETY : 16 4 10 8 7 14 12 14 19 14 13 2 133 BRAND SUIT " Laird 8 8 9 13 8 15 5 This year he was one of the ten men WORN WITH THE NEW 8 8 1 10 9 1Q2 "S selected from the honor roll of the Senior Davis 4 Best Place to Eat C «£ K COLLEGE t '7 4422254 8 42 HAT S Sapp 644 13 28 class and admitted to the Alpha Omega . 2 39 ! Fraternity. is highest honor Boggs 2 9 4 1 3 1 20 Alpha This the j 5 by " McConnell — 5 10 6 3 28 afforded any organization in the univer- 4 t only selected from Tate-Brown Co. t Beall 4 4 " sity, and ten men could be a large men. CHARLOTTE ,j Mallory " class of honor 3 1 4 S He recently presented the key of this CornerTrade andTryon I Hewlett 6 6 was BROWN & McCLAIN £ organization, which is the highest scholar- Total Central HotelBuilding Local Agents \ 49 20 36 27 31 33 30 34 37 24 35 22 378 ]* ship honorary medical fraternity in the Uni- '""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""♥""■""""""""a versity of Pennsylvania. I DAVIDSONIAN, THE FEBRUARY 21,1924 3 Miss Sarah Withers entertaineda dumber j of young people at a Valentine party Thurs- by prayer by Mr. Buhlcr. During- the serv- day evening. Mrs. Withers' home, where ices the chapel exercises will be as usual. the party took place, was very appropriately Following the chapel services Dr. King will decorated for the occasion. Heart-shaped speak for 25 minutes. blocks of cream and other refreshments were ; The Monday night meeting of the Life served. Work Conference opened with a song serv- ice conducted by Mr. Buhler, the song lead- : BE A NEWSPAPER j er. After this the Quartet gave two : selections. Dr. King then took charge of CORRESPONDENT I the meeting, and Gene Regen led the house i prayer. j with the-Heacock Plan andearn | After the scripture reading, whit- B pocket for ever-ready S " a good income while- learning: " was found in the first seventeen verses o |^E refreshment. John. Mr. Ellis and Mr. Dendy played :" we show you how;beginactual *J digestion. work at once;all or spare time; duet on the Marimba. And again the hbus Aids " was led in by :" experience unnecessary: no prayer Mr. Jackson. canvassing: send for particu- " The subject fur the evening was Tlw X:; : lars. Training- " Birth. Dr. King began his talk by " Newswriters Any chin Bureau, Buffalo, X. Y. : Just Davidson Man Anthologyof Valentine Verse the instance of Xicodenius talking to Chris " How that N'icodenuts 5«...... , Break, break, break, Of all thebad hoys in the school, was a church niemhc thy cold, and officer, On gray stum's. O Sea! The worst is Pinkie Baker, and even had the scripture sew But were you ed in Ins clothes and on his forehead. au< tu break fur forty years. He took liis girl to tile golf course tied on his Yet |VAUDEVILLE You wouldn't be broker than me! And tried to undertaker. amis. Christ toldhim. "Yi cannot enter into heaven unless you are hor j ( — says MUSICAL COMEDY Prof, (in Psychology class)— "Is Note He lie will never undertake again." "He thai hath the sun has light. there to golf), any such a thing as eternal teach another nirl an'l he that has not the sun has nut light. j PICTURES love?" " Stude— "Dick McMillan says 'Yes.' (If all the Freshmen in the and so to make a man go to hell. "He inns school. reject Jesus," The Worst is Willie Kiser. for the minor sins will m send him to hell. Another military figure hag made its ap- He sees some classy looking dame "Yd he will suffer lor ih pearance on the Hill. Zcrah, And sills when he goes In hell, if he rejects the Crown then lie tips and buys'et ■■ — Prince, has again the Tlie subject, "Ye must be born . ■" donned "O. D." Jesus." . but the decorations are gold bars anil leather boots, again" has been pleached on mure than al- any just another of Uncle Sam's "Reserve Ol all the tightwads in iliis place. most other subject, John \Vesley spok Charlotte Most is ('. Monk, on the subject so much that it almost In stiiiM.v habit, Company . , He wears my collars, socks and ties. came a and what was his reward Transfer Now through the mails eonus communi- The dirty little skunk. Look at the great Methodist Church of ti PHONE 298 cation addressed to Shiek Pablo Price. clay. Moody and all of the other grc; JALHAMBRA preachers of past always THEATRE I.est we forget and cause to fret, the found that thi I To from We'll was the keynote." An appeal was made t BACJGAGK keep making it a lie, the guy mention Reuben ("units. the students to forget that they AND who wrote "Stavin' Change" inserted the He necks the women good and strong. had hec TAXI And hugs them till it hurts. baptized, or \Vhat denomination they belong SERVICE ed to. and just think of the pure old-tim t religion. question your When Fresh Heck answered his anony- And then we'll tell another one "The is. 'Is name i JAKK MAKTIN, Prop, mous Leap Year proposal, little did he know Of lucky I'at McNair. the Lamb's Hook of Lifer' It is not whelh j you member, yo i that he was writing to a married woman. lie shoots the poor profs up and down er are a church or whether baptized. only spoke The And bulls them with hot air. have been The man : Merriest Plate The Sophomores have not been convinced of as going to hell in the Bible was a ehure member, : In Charlotte yet that the Davidson College Highway was Nol to forget poor William Glenn, The only man spoken of in th College Jewelry Miltle as going was j not called "Highway 2(>" in honor of their His mania asked him where lieen. to heaven not a ehure he'd member," distinguished class of '26. He said. "Why. Maw. no place perhaps. "You can't break a horse.' 'th said, j I've just shipped shooting crops." speaker "by putting him in a good pas Watches and Clocks — n"l for i She "I kissed Boh last ninht." tine, and having a nice fence around him, Hut last we'll sing a requiem "You may look good on the outside, hill jus Pencils Stationery IJOHNSON'S — bite in you will place. She lowly and soon bit a rotten College Barbers-LeiUs "I don't think so. bin it's so." For J. A. Minter; Parker Fountain Pens ProveII He Hied with much mistake to wear Dr. King gave as a definition of the Ne\ Birth, happening Rah— "That girl's neck is just like a cer- His B. V. D.'s in winter. "It is a miraculous or ai |BARBER SHOP tain typewriter 1 know." wrought by God's Holy Spirit and injeclei Pennants and Pillows into us." And for testing whether we kno\ Athletic.Supplies — LIFE speaker you Kali "Underwood." WORK CAMPAIGN this new birth the said. "Do lov Bradley your fellow men? Do you love Christian Sweaters Kd Brown the Math always just because they are Christians? When yol man is talking (Continued from page 1) PATARRHof nose or throat ismade of his geometry nirl named Anna Lyric's. know- you are doing wrong, do you keep 01IEversharp more endurable, some* However, we like our cousin All Scissa and If we arc i>> have a true revival, we inuHl lining wrong? And do you know Christ!-" , W. S. HENDERSON, Jeweler timesgreatlybenefitedby Cos. Ine just as well as any of them. Izzv t nn tlie Spirit, l-'.ven Christ, in all His How can we gel this new birth? "Jesus tells I impossible, gives DAVIDSON, N. C. applying Vicks up nos- Thames likes his chemistry gal named Mol- power, waited on the Spirit. He arose early us to do the but lie us the I trils. Also melt some lie Kule. too. and went into the mountain to pray. If grace and the power to do it." A vivid pic- and inhalethe vapors. — Christ had to wait mi the Spirit, how call ture was brought to the attention of* the Fair Out "See that bo;- over there play- we expect to have a revival, to have an students of the old mother who for 21 long ins basketball, isn't he cute?" awakening of God's presence, unless w years bad waited on her son. an invalid, am 'wait question, you ge Fairer— "I'm— gonna call him Teddy." upon the Spirit'? when asked the "Do not TOBE JOHNSON WICKS Fair One "Why so. sister?" "Hut what was the tired of this lonesome life.' she said. 'If 1 result of this waiting w VapoRub Fairer— "Because he's so bare." Before, Peter denied that he knew knew the child would ever look up into ni\ DOES IT RIGHT O-rITMillionJanV-d Y.arl, Christ face . after waiting, he stood up and said. Thong and call me "mother" Icould ami wouli gladly years. Advice to All Students Contemplat- you slay me yet will I not leave Him.' l-"o wait on him for 2° more Christ has been sitting on the throne lot ing Foreign Trip lowing the waiting on the Spirit, a grci 2.0110 years, looking, caring, and longing for CLEANING AND Having learned that several Wildcat boys revival, a God-made revival, occurred, am Merchants us to look up at Him and call Him the Chris) & Farmers are thinking i>f joining the annual hegira three thousand souls were led to Chris PRESSING to and believe on Him." Dr. King said. parts abroad, we feel that it is m> morethan And when a soul comes; to Christ after sue NationalBank revival, rifilit that we should publish a little advice. a you need not fear the sinccrit The meeting closed with the question, Charlotte, N. C. Rained from long experience in crossing the anil the permanency of the conversion. "Will you take Him now !' Are you willing Old P.O.Building wild waves of the pond. "If the revival is to come, it must come to be born again?" $ $ in your heart. $ One should never cross the water on a It must start in the hearts of full stomach. Disastrous results are liable believers. When it gets into the hearts o to follow. It is not quite the thing for one the believers, then others will he led to Him 'to embrace the Frenchmen, they will do it God's blessing waits on you. Will you le Victrolas Furniture, Rugs jfor you. Vin Blanc, Vin Rouge, and all Him in?" speaker Victor Records such stuff is to he let alone except in case The used several impressive illus Draperies and [rations of illness. Beer not to lie consumed at more \vlrich served to bring home to hi Steinway Pianos . . paidon Savings gallon |, j hearers great ; \<7o Accounts than one j^.,- jay_ s ajS() a R())M| truths. Due of these was ,,, ... Interior Decorations rlayer rianos and Certificates of plan to stay away from all the famous wa- story told by Dr. S. I). Gordon. "Chris Deposit tering places and health resorts as there- and Gabriel were in heaven, talking ahou and Pianola are too many eligible .Madcmoisselles, and on earth. Christ told Gabriel, in an Checking this is leap year. to his question, that He had come into Reproducing We Make Designs and Erect Accounts Invited rarld, suffered, died, — for the world. He pjanos Draperiesand Carpels for AI Simpson "I have a hair-raising storv Gabriel that the only way He had for Word to be propagated was by men Homes, Lodge Rooms Galiaway— "Tell it to Kid Lycrly, for he's had been brought to Him. 'But sup- Player Piano Rolls Society Halls,Etc. the one whoneeds it." Master, that down in the twentieth The iscentury, the people become so busy about Rules for Occidental and Oriental Dormi- worldly affairs that they forget to tell oth- Company Raleigh ers about your' 'In that case,' spoke the Parker-Gardner Cafe Messiah, "Kcep heads inside, in wee sma' hours. 'I have no other plans. I'm count- CHARL JTTE. N. C. For ing on them. Can you be counted on for Alwayshas then's' the time for midnight showers ♥ somethinggood Him.-" Will you teach others to say, Abba. ■!■ for the DavidsonBoys. Fred Hopkins has one of these alterna ing It is a pleasure current mustaches— off and on. Claytc Mr. King is assisted in the meetings by to has — serve thosehigh a Bon Ami one it hasn't scratched ye Mr. W. R. Beulah. who is making the song . — service an and profitable PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED BY tone Shorty Love "You've had enjoyable part of fellows those trouser meeting. a long time, oldthing. you the The Columbia Quartet, com- ' haven't had them REGISTERED PHARMACISTS long enough ?" posed of Messrs. Ellis. Pchart, Dendy. and TO — Mclnnis, also rendered several selections C. P. Young "I've had them two year a but they've never been long enough." which added to the occasion. I We carry complete line of Candies Monday Stationery Our Latest Services i and Toilet Articles i Grand Operatics— "The OldI The chapel services Monday morning wvre Maid's Anxiety," by Izzy Thare and Willie ,conducted by Dr. Bob King. The service did 221 West Trade St. not exceed the usual length of time. The WHITE DRUG COMPANY What is morebroker than a cotton broker ? Columbia Quartet furnished the music. Dr. A Davidson broke. King read the scripture, which was followed 4 THE DAVIDSONIAN, FEBRUARY 21,1924 us at least l>c gentlemen before others. The A little more courtesy would be well worth Davidsonian Open Forum while. Chaff CHONG. Member of North Carolina Collegiate Press Association (This department is conducted by the editor, for the benefit of those mi*inkers of the student body, or faculty, ON THE THE RABBIT'SFOOT Member of Southern Collegiate Press who desire to express their opinions on any matter which WARPATH Association might arise during the collegiate year. It is the hope of I On first reading our friend Galloway's article the Davidsonian staff that the column will be conducted (With Lindsey) for the hetterment of campus life, and that the students in these columns last week we agreed with him apologies to Yachcl FOUNDED BY CLASS OF MS will express themselves freely and enter Into open-hearted | to some extent but after several days of listening The people roared loud, "The Llvest Wire on the Hill" discussion on campus problems. The names of the writers [ will be withheld from publication, if such is the desire of to campus talk and thinking ourselves, if our fel- Tlie people) roared louder, the writer. All articles must be handed in to the Editor Published Weekly l>y tile Students of Davidson College of The Davirlsonian by 7:00 p. m. Monday.) low classmate will grant the writer ability to The people roared loudest claim to use that faculty, we are compelled to take Murray! hurray! hurray! Entered at the Post Office of Davidson as Mail Matter of the Second Class issue with him on several points. Intothe ringstepped Battling McClesky, the Irish THE RIGHT SPIRIT blood, That indefinable thing, college spirit, is the key- His intentions were undoubtedly of the best champion out for SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Jackson, thttjblack-skined challenger, 10 Cents per Copy; $2.50 the Collegiate Year stone around which life of the college student i many of his premises were true hut his conclu- Then came the flood, is built, We have long prided ourselves here at j sions were false. To say that the Davidson Col- and to the champion came in a All Articles for Publication must hr in tile hands of the body chapel "Mumbo Jumbo, god of the Congo, Mumbo Managing Editor by 7:00 p. m. Monday. Articles re- Davidson on "the Davidson spirit" which involves lege student does not use its head in Jumbo ceived from an unknown source will not be published. the ideals of loyalty to Davidson and courtesy to is one thing hut to follow that with the wholesale will hoodoo you, will hoodoo you I.ISTON D. ELKINS Editor-in-Chief others. Now, the question confronts us, "Arc denunciation that we are hopelessly unprepared REGINALDL. PRICE Business McClesky, Manager we living up to the ideals embodied in 'the David- to meet the problems of life is another. Jackson and " McClesky. Editorial Staff son spirit ?' Every man has his place in life. Some arc Jackson and C. M. S. McILWAINE -..Managing Editor Now, as never before, the question is being horn to be literary geniuses while others have Jackson and McClesky, J. A. LAKE .Assistant Managing Editor — — material, say practical Iboom! boom! II. 11. PRICE - Assistant- Managing Editor raised and justly as to whether the Wildcat more and may I more Boom W. F. OALLOWAV Athletic Editor spirit is deteriorating. minds. To the former "dadism" is bread and but- As the bout opened the champion trembled, for J. M. SELSER... Peanut Parchcr Editor hung from the challenger's W. X. BRADFORD Associate Editor The conduct of Davidson students at games has ter, 20th century paintings are divine. "Madame he saw there A. C. WII.DMAN ....Associate Editor W, M. COX Associate Editor caused grave doubts to arise in the minds of liavary" is the last word but because the latter belt. foot, mysterious emblem, ami 0. J. ALLISON Alumni Editor visitors as to the highness of Davidsonideals and are not frenzied on the same subjects is no proof A furry rabbit's again strains he felt— Business Staff the limits of Davidson courtesy. that they will be a burden upon the common- once those god Congo, the P. J. STORY..1. Subscription No man likes to he accused of disloyalty to his wealth for life. Does a man's interest in "ego" "Mumbo Jumbo, of the and all of WATT HeCAIN Circulation Manager other gods of the Congo. 1. A. THOMPSON Assistant Manager college, hut lie is disloyal when as a spectator at or "bug" make him totally "unfit for the prob- — " W. II. LYNCH Typist applauds lems of life?" Yet our classmate seems to draw Mumbo will hoodoo you I. M. HARRISON Assistant an athletic contest he or jeers the Jumbo K. S. McALPIN Service Manager decision of the officials. We certainly think little that conclusion. How prone we are to enlarge W. II. CROMWELi Bookkeeper reeled by. W. R. HOUGH. ..Advertising of a man who applauds during a football game, our own fields of endeavor, at the same time The rounds by. when other team is penalized or who hisses minimizing others. The rounds reeled CIRCULATION the I DEPARTMENT our right to a external The rounds reeled by, WATT MeCAIN Manager the referee when his own team is penalized. And Has friend the take few J. A. THOMPSON.. Assistant Manager yet during the past football season, the warning impressions and draw such condemnation from BiffIbiffIbiffI " grew dazed, reeled, for "sh which would spread over the stands t<> them? Of course a certain small percent of the The champ and his senses applause body can he could not find bis target. REPORTERS' CLUB drown out the few shouts of when the student lives as he has portrayed but opposing penalized logically apply same an And floored him in the ninth and he went IH'RD, A. M., Pre«. MORROW. G, M team was was proof that he the accusation in Jackson WIIARTON,D. II.,V.-Pres. O'CONNOR. E I' Davidson courtesy was not one hundred per article entitled "To the Davidson Student Body"? to the mat like a bullet. APPLEBY, I. M. PARKER, K. II. Jumbo, god Congo, and all of BOWIE. A. V. PATTON. J. II. cent strong. Why bo pessimistic? The world has gone on For "Mumbo of the GARRISON, J. M. PITTS. II.Y. for lo, many years and will the other gods of the Congo, <;!BnS, L. B. RATCIIFORD. II.U, There should have been no need for that re- with success these GREEN. J. L. REGEN. E. K. straining "sh ." Isaw continue to progress with the educated men at Mumbo Jumbo will hoodoo" you, Mumbo Jum- IIOLLINGSWORTM,A.II. ROGERS. 0, D. the Davidson-Carolina — K. THOMPSON, game at Chapel Hill and when was the helm in spite of the hectic doctrine decried in bo will hoodoo you MOLHOUSE,MARSHALL. J,C. J. II Davidson 1". SHAW. H. L. penalized stands, every age by some groups radicals that "times MILTON, \V. ft. SMITH, (' F a bush fell on the which was not of — MOORE, J. E. STORY. P.J. broken until play was resumed. ain't what they used to be" and "the young 'uns "One" boomed the referee. MONK, C. F. WILLIAMS,J. M. referee, [n every branch of sport, the showing of ap- have gone to the dogs." For my part T rejoice in "Two"— —boomed the proval or disapproval toward the referee's de- the belief that the Davidson College student, and "Three" boomed the referee. cisions is looked upon with disfavor by every- by that term Imean the student body as judged Zoom!zoom!zoom ! Battling one. Thi' game with Wake Forest last Thursday by the majority, beneath his thiri layer of in- Still on the canvass, under the arclights. EDITORIAL night was marred by the hoots and jeers of the difference really faces problems, really thinks of McClesky caressed the cold mat. while students who were dissatisfied with the dicisions his life career and really will in the course of Over him stood his dark skinned opponent, The wrestlers had a close rub in Virginia, old re- of the referee. Some of us were even so dis- time "carry on" in the vast arena of life where through his brain flashed the same but they suffered nothing worse than mat fought— frain, burns. A victory the Virginia courteous as not to quiet down while Wake his forefathers have and won. over Techs is Forest was shooting fouls, an inexcusable breach Is our impressions really so"rotten"? A very vile "Mumbo Jumbo, god of the Congo, Mumbo Jum-" not to be scorned. you— of courtesy. term my friend to fling;iit over 500men. If it is the bo will hoodoo you, will hoodoo The referee, the Wake Forest players and also case we have the public buffaloed. How can men — referee, Flowers would have been much more at- our own players were not given a square deal. It of influence, prominent speakers of character "Four" barked the tractive than — referee, paper airships as tributes to was a game of many fouls on both sides but some stand before us and make statements to the con- "Five"— harked the the Queens College Glee Club. The sailing of us were so hind as to see only the fouls made trary? Are they pure liars or just deceived? "Six" harked the referee. of paper and the unconventional vocal ap- by Wake Forest. When fouls were called on us, With the percent of religious men on the cam- Bow! wow !wow ! lause whichcame from the smallaudience is we did not even allow tile Baptist players a fair pus that are now here can they emit such a stink Then with a groan the old Irish champion, not altogetherapproprite to a Davidson au- chalice to cage the shots. We refused to quiet as to be described as "rotten"? Hut granting for writhed on the mat in a frenzy of pain, referee, dience. down to give the visiting team a fifty-fifty chance. the sake of argument that our impression at Turned and looked into the face of the refrain, DC Some of our players made the statement after times is not the best does such a thing prove the forgetting the curse of the old — — Congo, The Life Work Conference conducted by the game, and Iagree with them, that it was character ofthe men beneath? Woodrow Wil- "Mumbo Jumbo, god of the Mumbo— "Jum- Dr. Bob King, a staunch son of Davidson, is one of the most fairly refereed contests ever play- son personally was not liked; even his warmest bo will hoodoo you, will hoodoo you one of the brightest spots in the spring cal- ed on the gym floor. The jeering of the unthink- admirers say he left a poor impression at times — referee, endar. Davidson welcomesDoctor King, a ing students did not help them to play better, it but what of the man himself? '"Seven" snapped the — referee, man who appeals to men, and whose words rather hurt them. He asks us what we came to college for? Some "Eight"— snapped the. sink deepinto the heart. Another courtsy which is the right of every few, as he states, don't know, but the majority do "Nine" snapped the referee, DC visiting team, is that we refrain from "personal know why, and the reason is other than that of Yip! yip! yee! champion, What is the sentiment ofthe student body rooting." Personal rooting has no place in the our friend and critic. His ambition is a literary Swiftly jumpedup the groggy and into withregard to the appropriation of the stu- intercollegiate athletics. Every man on visiting career, high and noble of course,but some of us a clinch— the battlers flew. — dent store funds? Should this money be teams should be respected. Jeering an opposing common folks live for other reasons. Lessons "Break" the champion reeled but the gong devoted to the upbuilding of the publica- player, because of some physical characteristic, are foremost but even a literary genius without stopped the black— and in his corner he tions? If you think the Davidsonian, the for awkwardness or some mannerism, or for any horse sense is surely "unfit for the problems of heard anew, Davidson College Magazine,and Quips and other reason,is the lowest violation of the sports- life." There arc other things besides hooks, para- "Mumbo Jumbo, god of the Congo, Mumbo— "Jum- Cranks deserve thisstudent aid, say as much man's code. mount among these arc associations with our fel- bo will hoodoo you, will hoodoo you to membersof the student council,Operators Whatever we may do, let us respect the oppos- low students. It enables one to "rub elbows with of the store. ing players. In the Florida game, a substitute the world." Does— he ever hear other opinions be- The seconds flashed past. DC who entered during the final minutes was booed sides his own mostly radical misconceptions The seconds flashed past. Todayis none too soon to start thinking through he remainder of the game. formed from an idealistic Utopia? The hull ses- The seconds flashed past. about Spring elections! Will you take a In the wrestling match with Carolina. Poin- sions on which he reflects are other besides pure- Clang, clang, clang round, champ few moments to consider a man's qualifica- dextcr was treated with the utmost discourtesy. ly athletic in nature. May the patron saint of Back in the ring for the final the charged. tions for office before you cast your vote, or His every action was hooted and jeered by our this venerable institution pity him if after four played safe as the black man joy. is it your policyto vote for the mot popular students. In the Wake Korest game, men who years within her walls that is the only kind in Then McClesky cried aloud for for Jackson's man! Start thinking now about the were put out on personal fouls were booed. which he has engaged. rabbit toot lay on the floor. men "Mumbo who can best shape the destinies of David- Is this the Davidson spirit of courtesy to Davidson College is "narrow and blindly con- And no longer did he hear the refrain— son for the next year. others? Cannot we at least come up to the levels servative." This is one way of expressing it; if Jumbo will hoodoo you. will hoodoo—" DC of courtesy set by other colleges? — he wishes to put the college's stand in those A WILSON MEMORIAL Another question of courtesy comes up terms far be it from me to object. Thank God The champ socked hard The movement inauguratedby prominent courtesy to visitors. At the game between that in this day and time of chaos, discontent and The champ socked harder hardest, citizens of North Carolina for the building Mooresville High School and the Freshman team, radicalism, particularly among the college stu- ', The champ socked of a Woodrow Wilson monument a High School student who paid his two bits ad- dents of America, there is one institution that ] Biff !bam!himI on the Jackson, campus of Davidson College should become mission entered the building and walked across can still hold its head above the rabble and with i Down to the mat went the terrified popular throughout all of North Carolina. the corner of the floor to a seat. As he stepped on skirts unspotted by the world remain fast in the down to the mat for the count of ten. There is little doubt that the citizenship of the floor yells greeted him and continued until he doctrines and principles of our Church and of our McClesky was filled with hysterical laughter, and the state will cheerfully contribute the was safely seated. God. Thank God again that our religion is not cried aloud from the slaughter pen— twenty-five thousand dollars, the amount How would we feel if we should go up to weak and blind as be intimates but instead can ] "Mumbb Jumbo, god of the Congo, Mumbo Jum- you— !" suggested by the originator of the move- Mooresville and be booed when going to see a stand on its feet in the open air. It is standing bo will hoodoo you. willhoodoo NOT ment, and that a memorial will be erected game? What kind of an impression will such here in that manner today and will continue to j For gone is the power of the Mumbo Jumbo, somewhere in the state. treatment leave as to Davidson men? Will the do so in spite of his declaration that we Scotch- j Gone is the power of the Mumbo Jumbo— Davidson has been pointed out as the high school boys want^to enter a school where Irish Presbyterians are narrow and blindly con- I And all the other gods of the Congo logical place, because of the fact that Mr. such discourtesy is shown to visitors? servative. Boom-lay, boom-lay, boom-lay, boom!" Wilson was more closely identified with Between the halves of the Wake Forest game, The recent action of the two upper classes S. A. D. DavidsonCollege than any other institution several visitors stepped on the floor to shake answers decidedly in the negative the question, in the state. It is entirelyfitting that some hands with the Wake Forest subs whowere shoot- "Do you accept authority blindly?" Whether the Could Vachel himself or the immortal D. A. S. fame, production? lasting tribute be raised for America's ing goals. They were promptly hissed off the classes were rightor wrong does not enter here but 1 of Davidson surpass the above greateststatesman on the campus wherehe floor. we might at this time change the wording of his Vachel might but D. A. S. is left hopelessly in the began the education which was destined to Such have been the examples of Davidson distinction between a wise man and a fool into shade by S. A.D. make of him one of the greatest scholars of courtesy (?) which we have shown visitors on saying that the former weighs facts is blinded his age. the hill at the games. Such has been the poor by his own narrow, personal, petty views and Charlie's rabbit foot is still in good working The students of Davidson appreciate the spirit which we have shown to referees and visit- saying that the former weighs facts and recog- order. What won the Trinity game last year was efforts of Mr. Wilson's friends andadmirers ing officials. nizes the truth, while the latter while attempting Charlie sittin' on terra firma waving his old rab- to locate the proposed monument on the Impressions are easily formedbut (hey are hard to weigh factsis blindedby his own narrow,,per- bit foot, tied with Red and Black ribbon between Davidson campus. It wouldbe an honor to to break. Should we not take more care of our sonal, petty— views and prejudices into accepting the prongs of a rusty hors« shoe, vn& yetting: Davidson as well as to the Champion of conduct so as to produce a better impression on the false believing it true. "Take yo' time. Mister Booshay. take yo' time!" WorldPeace. visitors. If we can't be gentlemen at all times let (Continued on page 5) LUNE A. TICK. THE DAVIDSONIAN, FEBRUARY 21, 1924 SAYS RELIGIONMUST BE VIOLINIST VISITS DAVIDSON CORNELIUS-RIVER ROAD IS MADE MORE REAL OPENED TO PUBLICTRAVEL Open Forum Literary Societies Mr. William Wright and sister. Miss Ade- laide, ul Winston-Salon, were week-end i Hard-surfacing the Cornelius-River Delivering the monthly university ser- guests of their aunt, Mrs. N. T. Smith. Mr. of (Continued page 4) completed highway is from mon here Sunday night. Rev. J. H. Barn- Eumenean Wright is a violinist of some note, and. ac- road has been and the He adds insult to abuse by terming us In accordance with the Open Plan now open lor traffic. It is four and a half pastor Forum companied on tile piano by his sister, he a bunch of "cheap skates." hardt. of the West Market Street recently literary societies, length, connecting with the Beatty's We passed adopted by the afforded to a lew guests an evening of rare miles in the motion raise the Methodist Church, of Greensboro, said: hill, Philippine the Catawba river. to athletic fee with- the that The Islands should enjoyment at the residence of Mrs. Smith. Ford road a mile from out objection. Reasonable taxes are one "We have reached the point in our reli- /'«' DR. T. W. LINGLE TO MAKE English channel to London, and visit Cam- 9; Carlylc 2 out of 3; Pagano 0 out of 1. The last meeting of the Mission Study EXTENDED SUMMER TOUR bridge. Referee: Bethel (W. "& L.) Classes was held in the Davidson Presbyte- Recrossing the English channel from Charlotte Y"Game Town News rian Church last Wednesday evening. At Dr. Thomas W. Linglc, professor of Southampton, they sail from Le Havre on Charlotte "Y" defeated the Wildcats the the conclusion of the regular class work an August 19th on the French steamer "La second time this season when she turncc enjoyable social was held and light refresh- French at Davidson College, is planning a Mr. W. C. McLaughlin, of Hangchow, Savoic," arriving at New York on August hack the Davidson quintet on the local gym ments served. Members of Mrs. Archibald tour of France and Switzerland during the China, Monday night by score of 37-23 while in town for a couple of clays were coming This tour is personally con- last the Currie's class of about 40 young people summer. trip $860, including game last week,stayed withDr. and Mrs.Harding. ducted by Dr. Linglc, who has conducted five The cost of the is The was listless anduninteresting, vou guests at a very delightful supper at 6:00 transportation on land and sea ;meals while of pep, with inaccurate shooting, and poor o'clock of the same evening. tours pervious to the one now proposed. He The Thelemite Book Club will meet on on the trip; admission to museums, fees to pass work. Both teams failed in their re- is thoroughly familiar with French customs next Friday with Miss Mary Young. Dr. guides, etc. peated attempts to cage points, Charlotte and manners, as well as with the customs Hood subject Such a trip at such a moderate price,con- making several long shots for counters, will address them on a con- of other European nations. Such experience with Psychology. Dr. Egbert Smith is now giving the Smyth ducted by one who is so familiar with the nected as Dr, Lingle has had will enahle him to however. lecture course at the Columbia Theological country and at the same time sympathetic, The only feature of the game was the select the points of most interest and value Mrs. Weldon Schenck son, Seminary. The subject of this year's Smyth is indeed a pleasure for anyone who wishes shooting of Yates, pivot man for the Char- and Fairchild. to the students, and to point out the historic have taken apartments at lectures is that of foreign missions. to see places of interest. lotte team. He chalked up 18 of the Mrs. Paislcy's for spots with accuracy. Queen spring. counters, the As planned City's almost half the entire score. now the party will leave New RED AND Staley, who has been playing such a brilliant York on 17th the French steamer, BLACK QUINT Mrs. Cloyd Goodrum was hostess June on game for the Wildcats so far this season, to the "Roussillon," landing at Bordeaux and Vigo. Young Matron's on Friday SHOWING AT (Continued from page 1) failed to makea single point, while the shoot- Club of last From this point the party takes a trip to the week. Mrs. Malcolm Rumple, recently re- game was one of rare nip anil luck ing of the team in general was poor, l^iirc DAVIDSON Basque coast and country, those Aires, including San always exciting games with the teams Sapp on goals turned from Buenos was a guest of Sebastian in Spain. never and vied for honors field far separated. Three minutes from the close both making four apiece, hut "Red" made the club. MONDAY, MARCH 17th Returning France, they to visit Lourdes, the visitors shot two field goals m rapid two points hy foul goals. Sapp only playc< high :LOTHfc'S FOR THE COLLEGE MAN Pau Biarritz and tramp the Pyrennes. succession, coming to within four points of part of the game. Mrs. George Woolsey, of New York City, they Next traverse southern France on the tying the score, hut a Davidson rally netted The scoring at the heginning was all oi has returned home after a visit with rela- Rhone Valley, stopping at Toulouse and a goal and strong defense which put a wfc Charlotte's side, they making five points be- tives in Davidson. they Cannes, Nimes. On this trip also visit lead which was held to the end. The end of fore Laird was able to make one point hy a Monte Carlo, the French Riviera to Nice. the first half showed the Wildcats leading came up until foul throw. The Wildcats Mrs. Henry Louis Smith, Lexington, The party then goes they having of to Italy, where 16-15. held the lead from after the the score stood 8 and 8, lint they failed to Va., and Mrs. Frank Brown, of Salisbury, visit San Remo and Genoa. first couple of minutes and holding it during take the lead and at no time the con- were visiting in town for a days throughout play. few last Returning to France, they drive over the the second half of Score: test did they have it. The half ended 14 to week. Charlotte, having famous Route des Alpes, also visiting Cliam- Davidson Position. S. Carolina 12in favor of Laird scored onix and Mer de Glace. Staley (13) Wright (14) eight of Davidson's markers in this half. Mrs. Moore is planning a They next go to Switzerland, going Right forward Davidson failed to stage her usual come- J. McConnell to League, Geneva, Lucerne, Basel, Montreux and Laird (10) __ Lilian! (5) back in the second half, and Charlotte varied colonial tea for the Davidson Civic In- evening terlakcn, Left forward between an eight or ten point lead until the to he held on the of February 26th. in the College gymnasium, as a Washington's Leaving Switzerland, they re-enter France Davis (8) Swink (10) last few minutes of play, when they made birthday function. It is expected to be a The at Mulhouse and Belfort, Alsace to Strous- Center a couple of loops for a final difference of DINNER SUIT splendid as well as a patriotic affair. The burg, Nancy, St. Mihiel and Verdun, and McConncll (4) N McSwain 14 points, with the score standing 37-23. 'Debonair,comfortable, I'laying against the Wildcats were two proceeds will go to the fund for the btlild'ng tailored with the can that in- other famous battlefields.They visit Rhcims, Right guard wear, grad- of the League's new club house. lurtiboth imirtntiiand thence to Paris for ten days, and on to Boggs Ahrams former Davidson men. John Schenck, from m*teri*l« approvedby «- '21, pitted against dtuivauM. Thecomfortexl«ndi Lille, Calais and Dunkirk. Left guard uate of the class of was to the prire. McMillan, ex-'26, Mr. They visit Bruges and Ostend, in Belgium. — Davidson: None. South Laird, while Alex was and Mrs. Chas. Dice will arrive in DINNER SUIT Substitutions playing Hoggs Davidson this week cousin, Taking steamer at Ostend, they cross the Carolina: Long for Abrams; Abrams for a forward position, with as to visit their Mrs. (Shawlcollar or notch) an opponent. Together they made five points Lillard ;Gasquc for McSwain. Fouls:Davis *39-J° 0 out of 1; Staley 2 out of 6; I^iird 1 out Immediately after the game the Wildcats Mrs. Shewmakc, of Williamsburg, Va., is of 3; Wright 4 out of 9; Lillard 1 out of 3. Manufacturedandsoldexduitvely by WHAT DO YOUKNOW ABOUT left for their only road trip, where they now the guest of her son, Dr. IC. F. Shew- Referee : Hengevcld. were Forest, make. NatLUXENBERG&Bros. YOUR POLICY? to meet Wake Guilford and State. New ajdrtit WakeForest Game Davidson has registered a win over both B41 Bro.d w.y N.W.Cor.nthSt. The third collegiate game lost by the Guilford and State, hut Wake Forest de- Mr. Bob King, who is conducting a series Stuyvrum9898 New YorkCity meetings What procedure Wildcats this season went to Wake Forest feated the team here last week. The men of on the campus, is the guest of Branches: Question: is last Thursday night, the score being 32-22. making the trip were: Davis (Capt.). Sta- Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Arbuckle. followed Hroadway,Now York City. when the assured and the The game was one in which Referee Laird, Boggs, Sapp. McConnell, Mai- 177 Bethel 231 Water St., Exeter, N. H. company fail to airrce ontheamount called fouls frequently, honors for fouling and Meal. The Book Lovers' Club was B entertained 863 Hroad St., Newark, N. J. being about evenly divided. Davidson had (23) Charlotte "Y" (37) Friday afternoon by Mrs. Hamilton, Miss of theloss? Davidson I'os. Our style-memo, book will be sent 12 called on her quint, and 11 were called on Staley Nieman (10) Shaw and Mrs. Withers. The topic of spe- free on request. the Baptists. As a culmination of these Right forward cial interest on this occasion was the study AllStoer: Submittedtoappraisers. frequent fouls, each team had a man put I.aird (10) McMillan (3) of Gothic Architecture. out, Captain Davis being sent to the side- Left forward lines, as well as Modlin, for Wake Forest. Davis (4) Yates (18) Davidson did not have the fighting spirit Center W. E. PRICE she showed the night before when she had McConnell (1) Smith (2) CENTRAL HAT SHOP j defeated South Carolina in one of the most Right guard Ij and 30W.5lhSl. Charlotte,N.C. brilliantly played games played this season. Hoggs Schenck (2) \ Staley's eye was not focused on the basket, Left guard j and he was not able to make a field goal. Substitutions— Sapp (8) for McConnell; MILLER'S PRESSING CLUB j * The first half of the game ended with a McConnell for Sapp; Sapp for Davis; I.cep- I : Dyeing DryCleaning Pressing j 10-point lead for Wake Forest, 23-13, and er (2) for McMillan; McMillan for ♥ Shoe Shine In Connection We Invite Your the game ended with the same margin of Schenck. Fouls : Staley 0 out of 1;Laird points in the Baptists' favor. The Wildcats 2 out of 3; McConnell 1 out of 2; Sapp 0 { Largest Oldest* Best V did not show any tendency to overcome the nut of 2; Nieman 2 out of 3; McMillan 1 Business lead, and Wake Forest maintained it through- out of 3; Smith 0 out of 1 ; Schenck O'out \ 8 E. Trade St. CHARLOTTE I out. hi" 1. Referee: Hengeveld. """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""■"""""""""■"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""I* Laird and Greason shared honors evenly, LARGE OR SMALL both making nine points. The Wake Forest CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR HOLDS team all shot the sphere, their scoring being ENJOYABLE SOCIAL almost evenly divided among the entire team. THURSDAY Davidson (22) Position. W. Forest (32) The Senior Christian Endeavor held a "Acapasgoodas thecream" Staley (2) (7) Madlin Thursday night. Right social last There were HighpiaiseforWilliamsShavingCreamiscontainedin forward about 20 of the members present. Miss Laird (9) (9) this suggestedslogan for the Hinge-Cap. Yettruly, the INDEPENDENCE Greason Black, of social com- Left forward Ellen chairman the combinationoffasterbeard-softening,eliminationofrazor mittee, had charge of the social. The en- TRUST Davis (4) (6) friction through lubrication of the skin, and the extra- CO. Emerson evening was begun with Center tertainment of the ordinarycareoftheskinwhichWilliamsgives,hasnever a game which enabled each person present to McConhell (3) — Cariyle (4) beenequalledby anyothershavingcream. And Williams any they not "ON THE Right guard meet member whom had met is a pure product, absolutely withoutcoloring matterl SQUARE" before, following this were various oth- — 'Boggs (1) (6) and Beginon a tube compareit inevery way. Pagano In the midst of Left guard er forms of entertainment. 0 merriment, were Substitutes— Mallery (1) Davis; much refreshments served for Sapp fruits candies. These $ (2) for McConnell; Green for Madlin. which consisted of and / 250 inPrizes \ were arranged very attractively, and appeal- of or on valueof 1Fouls :Staley 2 out of 3 ;Laird 1 out of 1; Forthabeatsentence tanwords less the the ed both to the eye and taste. Following this Williams Hinge-Cap, we offer the following prizes: 1st prize Davis 2 »ut of 2; Sapp 0 out of 1 ;Mallery there was a short devotional exercise, and $100; 2ndprize $30; two 3rdprizes,$25 each; two 4thprizes, CHARLOTTE : N. C 1 out of 1;Eloggs 1out of 3;Madlin 1 out $10 each; prizes, $5 each. Any undergraduate or the society disbanded until Sunday night, six 5th of 2; Greason 1 out of 1;Emerson 2 out of graduate student is eligible. If two or more persons submit with a short prayer. identicalslogans deemed worthy of prizes,the full amount of Sunday night an interesting program was the prize willbe awarded to each. Contest closes at midnight — — held. Thomas Hamilton had charge of the March 14, 1924. Winners willbe announced as soon there- CHARLOTTE MOORESVILLE STATESVILLE : slogans i program. subject "Sin," after as possible. Submit any number of but write t WHITE BUS LINE : The was and the onone side ofpaper only,putting name,address, collegeand " scripture lesson was found in John. The class at top of each sheet. Address letters to Contest Editor, S " Leaves Charlotte subject was discussed from all standpoints, The J. B. Williams Co., Glastonbury, Conn. I■ A. M. A. M. P. M. P. M. Z and all were urged to check up upon them- \ Charlotte-— 7:30 / . 10:30 1:00 5:30 i selves and see just where they stood. The This is thenewHinge-Cap j Huntersville 8:10 11:10 1:40 6:10 I J^mQtL^_ " program " Cornelius 8:25 11:25 1:55 6:25 I was cut short in order for the " Davidson 8:30 11:30 2:00 6:30 I executive committee to meet. The society Mooresville 8:45 11:45 2:15 6:45 I was " Troutman " dismissed with the Mibpah. Due to 9:15 12:15 2:50 7:15 meeting " Statesville 9:30 12:30 3:05 7:30 " lack of time the of the executive ' " committee was postponed until Monday ;" Leaves Statesville * night. " A. M. A. M. P. M. P. M. " Statesville 8:00 10:00 2:00 4:30 5 Miss Margaret Adams entertained the " Troutman 8:15 10:15 2:15 4:45 S Sutzer club last Tuesday evening. Pink and Mooresville 8:45 10:40 2:45 5:10 8 / " Davidson 9:00 10:55 3:00 5:25 " white ice cream was served as refreshments. |Cornelius 9:05 11:00 3:05 " Mrs. H. B. Elliott was a guest of the aft- HuaterjyiJJe 5:30 Wijiiams J 9:20 11:20 3:20 5:45 "5 ernoon. |Charlotte 10:00 12:00 4:00 6:30 x^^» ; ForFurther Information See Driver I Miss Mary Owen Graham has been visit- ing Dr. and Mrs. Archibald Currie. THE DAVIDSONIAN, FEBRUARY 21, 1924 7 8 Qfljuurnml Tkurt/ |j ' istcr in North Carolina. He received his All tliat the committe can report now is that education at Davidson College, He was DAVIDSON the banquet will be held in Charlotte, at one Here and There buried at Thyra Tira Church, in Rowan FIVEYEARS AGO of the hotels or at the Chamber of Com- County. merce. Mr. H. A. Query, the popular editor of Plans have been completed lor the The exact date has not yet been decided STATE Y. M. C. A. COUNCIL evange- "The Gastouia Gazette," and "Doc" LaFarr, listic meetings to be held Monday. Tuesday on hut will probably be within the next two captain of the 1"21 Wildcat football team, and Wednesday nights, conducted by Dr. Ior three weeks. (Continued were on the Hill to see one of the recent from page 1) Myers, pastor of the First Prcshvlcrun| basketball games. each other. There was a council like this Church of Greensboro. Dr. Myers will be some years ago. but it was allowed die. by Myers TWELVE MEN DECIDE TO to accompanied Mrs. and a mixed MAKE SPEECHES Rev. J. C. Rowan and Mr. Archie Can- In the discussion of "V" work, which nuartet. composed of two female and twn JUNIOR non motored over from Concord last week. came at the same meeting. Davidson com- male voices. The can be as.-tued students In the mind of every serious pared favorably with the other colleges of of some excellent sermons and good music. When the call was made for men who; thinking college?man there arises a — going Mr. Joe P. Moore is now superintendent the state. The report showed that we have, were making Speeches. * question "What am I to do interested in Junior graduation?" question of the public schools at Mebane. X. C. He practically every activity here thai is afford- The football schedule lor next fall i^ after This about 12 responded. Of ibis number, the presents a serious crisis. It de- is reported lo be making a big success of his ed by any college Y. M. A. in the state. nearly complete and as announced C. contains four best will he selected, regardless of mands a definite decision. work. At the regular meeting games played last of tlle session six to be off tlle Hill and one which literary society they are members of.' In an unusual degree the I.ife on Friday morning the association voted in on. So far I'. C.is the only game scheduledto Tlle preliminaries will lie held about 1st y. Davidson, the Insurance business combines the Rev. X. Honeycutt, pastor of the Walk- favor of a full-time student stale secretary, he played at while Washington and April. The finals will be held Thursday opportunity for conspicuous bus- Church, Waxhaw, N, of j ersville C. has re- to give his time exclusively to college "Y" Lee, University of South Carolina, V. M. I.. night, April 17th, the winner receiving the iness success with the opportunity cently been awarded the degree of Th.D. work in the state. The matter will rest with Georgia Tech., A. & K. (now known as \. society medal. for real social service. Here is a the stale committee as lo whether or not he C. State). University of North Carolina, are profession thatis eminently wortjiy year of consideration. Mr. T. Henry Wilson, of Gastonia. was a will be employed. to be played in their lairs, (lames with VVof- This Junior Speaking will he in no way connected with commencement, the lac- campus visitor Friday. Davidson was well represented on both lord. Furnian and Wake Forest are pending. Write to tit for particular* days of the conference. Some of those pres- lllty not requiring each Junior to make a! speech Rev. W. C. McLauchlin, a missionary to ent were: Doctor Arbuckle, Doctor Flea- In the Fresh-Soph Declamation contest in as it dill in former times. The lac- ! ully China, who is now on a furlough, was in gle, Mr. Jackson. Mr. Williams. Ted the literary societies. A. I.. Curry, of the has agreed to let Junior Speaking lie Jones. optional with the Davidson Saturday. J. 1.. MelA.m. Harry Price, C. K. llodgin. Philanthropic, and II. While, of the Kti students. Some believe away with, E. M. Rcgcn, K. K. Regen, A. M. Martin. meneau, won tlle medals. that il should be done while oth- Rev. W. C, Mcl.aughlin and Rev. J. Plum- A. M. Hillhoitse. and M. B. Speir. ers see the benefit and good derived from It, Smith, mer a missionary to Africa, who was "Dutch" Hengeveld, star player lor the ' here a few weeks ago. both of the class of CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS last three years on Coach Fctzcr's baseball Tlle only kind of rabbit'* fool that's any '07, are anxious team, very to have a reunion of SEND OUT DEPUTATIONS has been signed by the Little Rock good is the left bind fool of ;i croos-eyed their class this spring at commencement, as (Ark.) club of ihe Southern Association, rabbit caught by a red-headed nigger on a this year may be the last time they may have for tlle summer. From his excellent record Catholic's grave in a graveyard in light Under the direction of Ed. O'Connor, who tlle CO. a furlough together. at Davidson we predict that he will make a of a full moon at midnight of Friday ihe PILOT LIFEINSURANCE deputation From heads the Christian Endeavor big success this summer with the "pill and thirteenth. fhinird" Rev. W. Goodman, pastor of the An- committee, a deputation will he sent to Fay- SOUTHERNLIFE TIUSTCO. J. slick" It is reported that this is only one of tioch Church, Red Springs, C, etteville Friday Monday. N. who had from until A. II. several big offers made him by big clubs in Greensboro, N. C. heen in Charlotte attending the Billy Sun- Hillingsworth and W. K. Milton will But "The luck of the Irish" was not com- the last two years. day meeting, died early Wednesday morning pose the deputation, which is in response to caused by rabbit's feet or by snake's hips, A. W. McALISTER, Pres. at the home of his sister-in-law, Mrs. W. an invitation from the Christian Endeavor since old Saint Patrick ran the snakes out of H. B. GUNTER, Ag'cyMer. E. The S. A. T. C. has been replaced by the Johns, 1009 South Tryon street. Mr. Good- Society in that city. Ireland.- -I.line A. Tick. R. (). T. C. and Dr. Martin has been notified man was a well-known Presbyterian niin- The program at the last Christian Kn- - by government authorities that Lieutenant deavor Trainingclass meeting took the form Colollel Mueller, of Camp Meauregard, has of a formal debate between A. Y. Bowie and been transferred here. While Ihe K. ( ). T. A. Mclnnis, on the question, Resolved, J. will not be as bad as the S. A. T. C.rilles that the Prayer Meeting Committee is more C. will have to be cleared just as before, but & important than the Lookout Committee." No s. rifles, w. they will be United States andperhaps decision was rendered, hut following the de- we will not get "stuck" as often as before. CAFETERIAS bate an open forum was conducted, with VICTROLAS practically every one of the 15 members — GoodHome Cooking and present expressing themselves on the issue. FRESH-SOPH PRELIMINARIES New Records Weekly Courteous Service Members of the Christian Endeavor Train- SCHEDULED FOR MARCH UOur Specially ing class arc looking forward to the return VICTOR AND BRUNSWICK of their president, Wallace Purdy, who has The subject for the Fresh-Soph debate this spring is: Resolved, that United Charlotte Winston Salem been confined in the infirmary for several the Slates AshevilleandGreenville, S. C. weeks, but who will meet with the society should adopt the link Peace Plan. The pre- GIBSON MANDOLINS AND GUITARS on Sunday. liminaries for selecting the society teams will be held the first week of March. The pre- j .. liminary debate in the Pandemic and the CONN CORNETS. TROMBONES Metrophilian Societies will he held March AND SAXOPHONES " 8th. The preliminary debate in the Ku- j TAILORED AT PASHIOH BU1K menian and Philanthropic Societies will be held March nth. These are only for the LUDWIG DRUMS purpose of selecting society teams. The in- ter-society semi-finals will come off the fol- lowing week ;between the Pandemic and the PLAYER PIANO ROLLS Metrophilian, on March 11th; between the Kumenean and the Philanthropic, on March SHEET MUSIC 13th. The finals between the two winning societies will be held on March 21st. It is hoped that a great deal of enthusiasm will Will HandleDeferred PaymentAccounts he shown by the societies. SOPHS TO HOLD ANNUAL ANDREWS MUSIC STORE, Inc. BANQUET IN NEAR FUTURE CHARLOTTE At a meeting of the Soph class last Sat- urday night after the show the question of : Always a Way Doing a Soph banquet was discussed. The idea There's Better of Things j received the hearty support of all the class and from all indications the Sophs are going : This progressive age — " con- Turole is pliant— has easy, ; to pull a big 'mi some time in the near stantly discovers —a better comfortable lines confqrms : future. Mr. Merchant- : way of doing things always to the wearer'saction or in- " " — — A committee, consisting of Hudson, Shaw, Policy improves develops action is thoroughly dis- i Minter, Bouvier and Rcgcn, is now working Have You a That Protects I that excell. " processes tinguished. on plans to bring this idea into a reality"'. You Against BAD CHECKS? ; Our tailors at Fashion Park. „., „ , ., . 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C Phone 3490 8 THE DAVIDSONfAN, FEBRUARY ii, tvU DOCTORKINGDISCUSSES THE UNITED STATES PATENT RE-EXAMINATIONS gree this year are required to complete, not CHRIST AS PERSONALITY OFFICE ASA FIELDFOR later than March 15th, this year, all work LIFE WORK R. O.T. C.News Those who were unfortunate enough to toward degree except courses they are actual- Dr. Robert King preached at the morning passing grade, ly taking The Constitution of the United States make less than the and who on class at this time. church service last Sunday. Doctor King were fortunate enough to make within 10 provides for granting patents and as early as intercollegiate firing competition chose as his text for his sermona portion of The rifle units of that grade, are allowed to take a 1790 Congress enacted legislation for the colleges and universities the fifth verse of the ninth chapter of Acts : between all of the second examination. The following sched- WILDCAT MATMEN TO MEET grant of patents for inventions. The United Corps began last week. "Who Art Thou, Lord?" This is the ques- in the Fourth Area ule has been posted for those concerned : TRINITY SATURDAY States Patent Office as such was established The University of Alabama was winner last tion that Paul asked when he was on his Saturday, — in 1836 and was included in the Department week, average ')4.(> of a pos- March 1st All examinations Next Saturday will find Coacli Wccms' way to Damascus. Rev. Mr. King pointed with an of out Sentelle, McConnell, of the Interior when that department was sible 100 for each man. Davidson did not with Professors J. M. mattnvn up against their hardest obstacle, out that Christ is still the suffering Lord that Krwin, Arbucklc, established in 1849. come out so well. Shewmake, Currle, Dendy, when they meet the Trinity grapplers at Da- He was when here on earth. The fact that Thies, A patentis granted an inventor to give him and Richards. vidson. Tly^Vildcat wrestlers will be out Jesus is a God-man was clearly brought out — rights expected Saturday, March 8th All examinations to avenge of two previous seasons, by the statement that if He was not a God- exclusive in the invention he discloses Colonel Kalis is to visit the col- <) rent from the ones that have taken these three two weeks than word hundreds of planets were formed. At and a patent is finally allowed by the ex- 'CVIOUS years,as none ol Intiu have been All Seniors who are candidates for de- were last fall. His word all creatures were formed and into aminer if the application in fact claims.a new factory, " them He breathed the breath of life. How invention. : { good examiner have enough college will be given can so small a thing as a man's mind com- should le best rille shot in pete with the greatness of God?" isity to make him want to know the ward of some kind when the rifle com- I NONE TOO SMALL NONE TOO LARGE j "And lastly, Christ's promise shows that its and prior publications relating to the ion is over. The nature of the reward high scor- He has an interest in human beings. It cular devices he examines and also those lot yet been determined. The subjects of were: H. Vance and K. Regardless shows that He lived here on earth among lated in other divisions the ast week 1.. J. I We Want Your Account of Us Size good