Goodbye '19 400 Students Hello '20 Next Year FOR A GREATER DAVIDSON

Vol. VI. DAVIDSON COLLEGE. DAVIDSON. N. C. MAY 28. 1919. No. 28 Baccalaureate Sermon Delivered Before Gass of 'Nineteen Is Sent Forth Into the World Large Throng by West Virginia Divine As Alumni Layton Mauze, Huntington, W. Va., Speaks "Stability" Before Dr. J. of On j. Class of 1919 at Davidson— Church Filled to Hear Splendid Splendid Address is Heard-Dr. H. Sermon— Some Thoughts Advanced by Dr. Mauze. McCracken, President of LaFay- ette College, Delivers Com- theI Dr. Mau/e closed with an appeal to The Baccalaureate luMM wt mencement Class to Address class of i<)M> mpreached hy Rev. J. theSenior take the moral stand- nt as now to Students. Layton. Huntington, ards Christ their own that Mau/e. D.D.. of they were going (ien- out to face the tempta- Members ol Davidson's famous sol West Virginia. Dr. Mau/c chose tions of the world. Without them and dier class ot I'll') arenow alumni. esis as his text: "I'nstable as wa-"iHini a man cannot he a success in the 4<>:4 delivering of the graduation ter thou shalt not excel." .deepest meaning of the word. With the " todaj H. McCracken, "The desire to excel in some one orrI. tuUttm h\ Dr. J. many different things," he said, "is coin- president of l.al'ayettc College. Kaston, mon to all human beings. It is the Dr. Lilly Explains "God's Pa., the awarding of diplomas In Dr. he main spring of human progress." 1 T. \\ . Lingle, president ot the board purpose of the men who Da- MethodofGlorifyingLife" established (it trustee-, ami the delivery ol the \.ilc- vidson Collage was to help young men1 1 iluiuM li\ I. \. Woods, tirst honor man prepare themselves to excel. DavidsonHears Noted Winston Divine nt the class, the classof said that the words of 'm. considered Dr. Mau/.c -Y.M. C. A. Sermon Heard By as an integral part College might hetter he translated. of the student his text Large Crowd at Presbyte- liud\, passed into history. "Moiling OMT.M water thou shalt not he pre-eminent." These words were lirst rian Church at Davidson. Graduation exercises were ven -iin pie. due, no doubt, to the pretence in used of Reuben when the dying Jacob The Y. M. C. A. sermon of Sunday blessing his twelve sons, but they the graduating class of numbers nt men was afternoon was delivered hy Dr I).Clay wearing khaki, might be applied equally as well to who have been and who Lilly, of text was recently nt many men throughout the history of the Winston-Salem. Hi- bin dotted the uniform their world. Napoleon Bonaparte, probably chosen tiiim the Transliguration. and ("uutry to return for the cap and gown nt commencement day. the greatest military genius that this his subject was "God's Metho1 ot dlori- world has ever seen, is a noteworthy ex- fying Life." Diplomas were awarded to thirty- won brilliant nine young men, fifteen receiving the ample of instability. He Dr. Lilly's first lesson from this great victories over his enemies for fifteen degiee ot bachelor of science; twenty-one passage of Scripture was the reality of receiving years but because he lacked stability he the degree of bachelor uf arts was unable to stand three years of de- spiritual existence. This whole passive and three the degree of mastei ol art*. feat, and thereby lost his empire. On is the revelation of a scene ot uccp spir- In addition to these degrees, honorary miss 1:1.i/.abi:111 (;nn '(interred hand, the Great, reality, Christ, so degrees were on the follow- the cither Frederick itual with so much Sponsor for The Davulsoman. though he was a less brilliant leader, that all three Synoptic Ciospel Writers ing: Dr. J. P. Munroe. Charlotte, commanded smaller armies and was have recorded it. The Transfiguration Doctor ot Laws; Rev. B. R. Lacy, u( more often defeatel. vet won t!>e vie- scene is a >'ulininatien "' his djtcourw Atlanta, Doctor of Divii.in : Rev. D. I". McGcHchy, (it Decatur, (ia., torv over a more powerfulcoalition than to his disciples a week before about ilis Athletic Prospects For Doctoi that which opposed Napoleon. death. The theme had remained upper- ot Divinity; Rev. W. T.Thompson, of Kniiwille, The Roman idea, that a good man most in his mind during the week, and 1919-1920 Very Trim.. Doctor of Divinity. was one whoheld to a fixed course, was now, he had gone up on the mountain Favorable Proceedings were opened in the big dynamic which enabled them (iod. So, was Commencement Hall by an invocation the force to "talk it over" with it Football, Basketball and Baseball Will All Have Excellent to subdue the world. The man who has a time of great spiritual crisis with SchedulesNext ottered by Dr. C. M. Richards, pastoi college a fixed purpose will rise above the Christ. To us, too, Dr. Lilly explained, Year— In Spiteof ManyDrawbacks the Wildcats Made of the church. Dr. T. \V. I.in- masses; the man who has not can be no come the needs often for a little talking aFavorable Showing ThisSeason. gle, who presided over the exercises, in highher than the animals. it over w'ith (iod— a need for the real- the absence of Dr. Win. J. Martin, is always interesting to prophecy ai and exception or one or two president Dr. Mauze then pointed out four ity of spiritual existence. It with the of the college, made .1 slum little and when things look as favorableI everything went off smoothly. talk, introducing Dr. who things in which a man should be stead- Such a solution of problems, spiritual McCrackcn. First, present job. delivered the literary address ot the da\. fast. he should be steadfast in and mental and physical, always meets as they do at this is an easy I'withalI. should not end Dr. McCrai ken, president ot LaFay- study, a man's studying the Father's approval;and that it meets In football Coach Fet/.er is planning for Although football was slightly Inn receiving diploma but ette College, at Kaston, Pa., delivered with the of his it in an increased call to service, (iod the biggest season we haVe ever had.' hy his life. dered lack of time for practice, and oneof the best commencement addresses should be continued throughout not only gave the Son the desired com- ' Most of last year's team willhe on hand the limits put on trips, the season at Da- ever heard at Two temptations will come to him in munion, the wanted answer that he Davidson. Scholarly, and other heroes of past years will be1 was exceptionally satisfactory. erudite, polislu-d. and yet tilled with reference to the books which he reads. s(.ught. He .ilso sent His testimony of vidson reading back from the army and on the job. hard facts and the straight rs*en«e of One of these is to confine bis to Dr.me approval of His Son and his ac- At the lirst practice only four ot the subject and so to narrow instead of (iod The schedule is as hard as that of am good old common sense. Dr. McCrack one tions. And in like manner glori- South, part'year's huskies answered to the roll broaden his outlook. The other is to today. glori- college or university in the in- en's address was one to hold the closest fic- in approval life He cluding Washington Lee, call. One of these was soon sent to of let his profession interfere with all Him times and South attention scholar and layman alike: fies all who look toward in Carolina, V. M. I., Georgia Tech, A. camp and the three remaining formed The speaker is forceful- study. He cautioned the graduatingof spiritual crisis. But Dr. Lilly said one of those & of N. C Iniversity of North the for the new team. Around looking, dynamic men, pair class to be on their guard against these that when (iod glorilies a man and ex- E. nucleus with a ol Carolina. Presbyterian College of South Spann. in the hack field, and Crouch humorous lips persist temptations. pands his vision and increases his great that in smiling friendship Carolina. Furnian, (luilford. and Wake and MiMaster on the line. Coach Fct- even during the expression of his must Again, in and love the powers nt mind and soul, He also sends necessity. Forest. There is no doubt that a man /er began to build his machine. Of the serious thoughts, and with a face and same stability is a No true an enlarged amount of work, moM that makes next year's team will see and previous year's scrubs, Fischel, Hrady. chin denoting the character and stiength friendship can ever come about unless pii'hlems, and greater tasks to be ac- have a part in the best college games in Kohson. Masscy, Mi Alister, and White of purpose that him ;it one there is a permanent affection between complished. In fact, he declared, tliese made time this section of the country. showed up well and made a place on the youngest college president the persons involved. Dr. Mauze em- increasing tasks are evidence to us that in the the squad. Douglass and of States, not phasized the fact that love had been (iod is sending His approval. Th.'n Four basketball men are sure to be Johnston United if in thr world. made too much of a joke. A man should here with prospects of one or two more, the new men made their letter and did He spoke on the subi .t. "Defining |.;.i> for increased duties, for increased McFadden, choose a wife because of her good quali- service, life, thus insuring a successful season in this excellent work. Sutton, C. the College man." drawing lii~ illtutra- for increased usefulness :n H. Kohson. the Miley brothers, taught ties and sterling worth:not because she fulfilling these "talk themover" line. In baseball nine letter men will Cornel- tions from lessons l'\ the world marriage and in probably Far. and others also splendid and prefaced I" a had fine clothes. No can be with (iod. furnish the basis for the new son. Le did war. bis address short a happy one which is not founded on 'quad. Most of these men have one or work in helping to develop a winning talk stowing the comniiinit\ .it interest Dr. Lilly very forcefully illustrated lasting love. two stars by their letter and if they team. betweenshe Carolina^ and Pennsylvania, this by referring to the life of our Presi- Success in a man's life work must he can't beat everything in this part of the The "flu" epidemic caused a serious his present abode. 'dent, Woodrow Wilson. In the college attained hy pegging away ;it does not country we want to know the reason setback in the work of the team. Some Following the address |i\ Dr. Mc- days of this great man there was little necessarily come as a result of brilliance. why. Intercollegiate athletics are get- of the men never fully recovered from Cracken. which was heartily applauded. to worry him but as he climbed the lad- Nothing is truer than the old proverb, ting a new start all over the country. the effects and were laboring under a Emery Flinn, i>t Atlanta, delivered the 'der of success from college student to rolling stone gathers no right handicap throughout the entire season. salutaton Im the Mr. Flinn be- "A moss." If 'professor, college president, governor, Davidson is with them in this class. man who goes into a profession does progress and is looking forward to the Despite these few difficulties we wereling second honor man of his class, and the President of our country and finally to not have a well thought out plan of ac- ' tiggest year in athletics as well as able to cop the state championship hy 'this winning him this distinction. the leader of world politics, he took tion with the firm purpose of abidingby everything else, in the history of the taking the measure of our ancient ri- Awarding "t medals followed, the responsibilities on his shoulders. it, he will neverbe a success. more college. vals, North Carolina. It was the first coveted Bible medal going to K. V So' time on, Dr. Lilly- ( Finally, stability of character is the as moves The outlook for intercollegiate tiitie we had done this for several years Woods, nt Fnna, son of a missinnan. said, those to whom he was speaking, ath- most important attribute of a man. Our letics in the fall of io.jH were exceed- but we've got the habit now and e\- who was also valedictorian of his class. would have to shoulder new responsi- < characters are the only part of us which , ingly dismal. Rules, regulations and pect to repeat next season. Washing- The Senior >ratorical Medal went to bilities. we will carry unchanged into the next rumors caused the college sport writers ton and Lee was also handed a healthy K. I). Hall "t Belmont. and the Junioi world. Success, even in this world,de- The speaker ended his address by- am' speculators to look around for an- drubbing. The only defeat suffered Oratorical Medal to D. M. Chalmers, appealing to the young their at Clemson, pends in large part on our moral stand-' "'■] men and other job. Reports to the effect that was where the game wat iof Charlotte. The Alumni Association ards. Nine out of every ten failures is friends to earnestly seek after those athletics would be entirely abolished by played on a young pond, the swimming Medal, tor the highest honors in the 'things ending caused by fickleness of character. To- ' which were best in life and in the government were met by all innn- meet with one touchdown to Freshman cl;■-*. went to J. M. Rich- day when the flower of Europe's man- this way learn of "God's method of ner of protests from the thousands of their credit. ards, ot Dav Ison. The latter medal hood is dead, shall not the youth of Sglorifying life. college students and the endless line of The record of the season is as fol- \ias presenter hy Dr. B. R. Lacy, of America prepare itself for the service of fans. However, it was soon seen that lows: Atlanta, the Fighting Parson." who humanity? Relief in success makes success. Uncle Sam intended no such calamity (Continued on Page 7 ) (ConInurd onPags 7) tht May 28, 1919 2 DAVIDSONIAN. COMMENCEMENT. An open letter to the College Men "Bob" Miles Will Davidsonian of the South from the University Com- EXCHANGES The are speed- Race Questions: Service ' As we write this, you either mission on Southern Be At Your by Stu »ls ol »"«■""■ "<"■"■«" ing away towardshome or have already NEW the A RECONSTRUCTION. Wofford is re- and are enjoying the beginning Old Cold and Black— arrived over winning triangular de- Send Him the New* Concerning Pros- " i "( joicing in ...-J .. _~-.i ■ mtutt tfc« Portortlce. of your summer vacation. Commence- The reconstruction that ,.,o.N. C. world-wide on government ownership of rail- pects. K)l>), has passed and there will be bate ment. s following in the wake of the war will Her affirmative team defeated no the heart of those who re- roads. regret in a peculiar College by de- 1 rial Board. the exercises, for these past mnrsarily affect the South in Presbyterian unanimous Under the auspices of the Greater mained for her negative won from New- Editor-in-Chief four days have been happy ones. Those way. Nearly <(X).(XXJ negroes have cision and Davidson Club next year promises to be D. W. Rolv of hern College. best Davidson has had T " Cassell " -Managing Editor who let the call of home draw them batfl called into the militan service — one of the that F Edito, only Virginia Tech V. P. I. is anxiously years. to assure a R Assignment auay beforehand will be the ones the country;many thousands more have for several In order "l Bmilwa- pursuits into awaiting the arrivalof Lieut. Col. Con- one going to try L. B. Schen Athletic Editor to regret. In-en drawn from peaceful -plcntlid year every is Editor The absence of students was so con- born ot the war. The demo- way, (iovernment inspector, who re- M bring some one hack with him next IC McC.v '..Alumni industries battalion spicuous that it brought forth many ex- n'li/ation of the army and the transi- cently put the Davidson fall. Ihi Staff. war to a peace through military paces. The Techt during the picssions of surprise. Especially was iiiii of industry from a its Mr. Miles will be here M f»a«»" a couple of well-played you have any- 9.M.Chain J. this true on Sunday night at the V. M. are creating many problem* which shut out Elon in summer after June. If A.L. Wilson bwit might possibly in- L. G.Calhoun C. A. ■an be solved only by the efforts of both games. body in view who be |. \\ \\ itherspoon — Davidson, just We hope that the old college spirit of races. The negro in adapting hiimeli Tin- Lmirentian Lawrence College terested in (.'inning: to possession conditions, the planning a anniversary day name and he will M 1\... i:ment. Davidson will take of the to the new should have is great send Mr. Miles his hearts of all its undergraduates and that sympathy and generous co-operation'june when the 2Sth year of the be glad to do all he can to get hint to C. Business Managei wise 17th. I.Mathcv. they will to the last man remain through his white neighbors. It is to the in- presidency of Dr. Plant/ will be fit- come to Davidson. Alli ■": CirculationManager if L L Me the whole commencement exercises. of these as well as of the negro tingly observed. Mr. Miles is going to do H. l-onp Assistant Manager terest Fellows. C. we were asked, "Where are your that readjustment should pro- Weekly — Winthrop part, so every one feel it a H. WiU'ii .Assistant Manager When liimself. U'inthrofi Sews his should T fellow we could not keep the with the least possible difficulty graduating young la- privilege to help and do all he can. M. Mite 1 .Assistant Manager students?" red has a class of 200 A blood from rushing to our (mm as we ind delay. class! The graduate re- Hear in mind that we want the biggest issue are: dies. Some Additional reporter* for this wouldanswer, "They base gone home." The negroes' contiibution to the wel- ritals are being given this week. and best session ever this coming year. Cunningham, P. C. Simmons. some speak of making never been more — ser- C F We have heard fare of the nation has I'kf Tiger Trinity wins from the and each one can render valuable ! W. Phillips, E. H. ;his festivity compulsory as in by his services Keep on the W. K. leid great clearl\ indicated than tigers after twelve innings of roaring vice. Don't forget this. S. Martin, K. S. Manning, colleges, solve war. When the call Tufts, T. other but thi* will never during the great The senior Chemistry class job all the time. l< R- Craig, I). K. satisfactorily The way to country expect- baseball. C B Sandi: Booth, the problem to arms was sounded his lias made an interesting trip to surround- Cuillc. W. W. Moore. W. R. solve it is to make coiniiienccineiit mi at- ed him to do his duty, ami he did not ing industrial plants. Was Maybcllc Isuccess at Palm R. A. Wire. I I Clark, M. VV. Dog- tractive that none will want to leave. fail. Large numbers of black men on — supreme The Gameiock The South Carolin- Beach ? gett. B. S. Breitenhert This can be done by giving every one the Held- ot France made the swimmingly. aiis are well pleased with their showing Oh, yes, she got along I'|2O a part. In the lirst place, let us give -acrilice tor the cause of world democ- outstrip negroes against Davidson in April track meet. In fact she managed to all the Askew T. H.Spence the Freshmen a part. At the beginning racy. In other war services the S. H. An alumnus is now at the University cither girls. 1021 of the \car let them organize Idramatic their full share. Mam thousands did preparing a hook on Bolshevism, having |R Walker W. P. dimming club, so then when commencement comes were employed in the building of ships, ■|i(iit three years in luML A. M Mitchell give them a night in which they may the manufacture of munitions, the con- — Don't hand yourself a gold brick. PI22 prove their ability to amuse the public. struction ot cantonments, and in the The Skull and Hums The Virginia When the other fellow succeeds it's not adopted a O M. Puggei. |r. M. R. Doubles The Sophomores and Juniors with production of the coal, iron, cotton and Mcd- have fallen in line and just link. It's MOMM attained through 1. R. Price J. M. Richards others that have musical ability can or- food stuffs without which victory would "blanket fee" covering athletics and hard work. ganize a band. Then we will not have have been impossible. The negroes' pur- publications. $1.7.5 THE COL- to depend on outsiders for our music. dlMN "t Libert) Bonds and War Sav- Riiuitum-I'lii- When the question of SUBSCRIPTION. arranged to < ). II(JIM K YEAR. Let the Seniors have a well ings Stamps and their contributions .111 R. T. C. was placed before the and interesting program for their class the Red Cn.ss. the United War Work -tndents ot W. & I... thc\ voted it day even iscs. Fund, and other similar agencies are in dfiM-n. A large number of alumni and " * And finally may all the student organ- themselves a splendid record of which "(Jimens" are hooked for commence |.D | I <) R IA L izations mi tiie hill have open home dur- the negroes and their white friends may UK IK*. ing this brief period of happiness and lie jn-tU proud. Matt Trill has an Aero Society. Al feeling. appropriate in this sculpture is to ablock of good< It may also be Inl-nii recentk entertained them on What )f course we should not leave out the uiimqitiim to recall that throughout the liiId dav. marbel, education is to a human Alumni, the\ are the larger part. the negro was never "— for periodof hostilities More than 2S men — grand procession on the sunpathy The Ttthniiim soul. Addison. Let them have a -i-pected of espionage or of (Mgr. ), Salisbury. Miss Frames Worth. Davidson. and cercmonv. j hall—R. B. Cunningham Miss Louise O'Farrel. stateless hatless. with a good Do you pray for endurance to leave ; Miss Man Richards. Davidson. the hall and lohnson. Sample, Miller, McArn Bas- N. C. excuse for "cutting" church the next them alone? Track— Mary Parks Grey. Davidson. Miss Margaret Vaughn, (ireensboro — ketball—J. D. Watt (Mgr.); Miss morning. This large class of neophytes Mavhc you do but Idoubt it. I). Brice, Kinlev Sprunt, Miss Sarah Haynrs. Raleigh. A.R. Craig. S. . N. C. who were veteran slingers of — Frances Worth. Davidson. N.C. Mrs. Toman Law, Charlotte. with those McClouil: Tennis Hall. Miss the horned beast made up the largest When a dear little waist is in reach of outburst, tin- wonder- Mr. W. T. Allen. Galatin. Tex. Mi>s Kllcn Victor. Charlotte. I'nun the first the F.us. have had in many years. your own. 1 Finley. Mr. ami Mrs. H. N. Pharr. Char- -mien ful vocal band attracted such a mud Mr. Richard North Wilkes- one heartilv into With a wonderful roundness about it, boro, lotte. F.ven entered the that even an experienced traffic cop M N. C. socirty. especially "Bull" you argue the point twixt the right Mrs. Victor, Charlotte. work of the Do Mgr. Watt was unable to kern the l.iston and some of his satellites. The and the wrong? Private' SIGMA ALPHA F.PSIU>N. Mrs. Flinn. Atlanta. — streets clear. "Black Buck contest was Maybe you do but Idoubt it. "Cop" Acting Major, R. 1(. Cuaaungham, Atlanta. lirst of interest the Fresh- Johnson. led his Fraleigh, N. C. Mrs. en- Miss Sarah Madison. Mr. Wood. Ashevillc. Soph debate. 'There were seventeen battalion of a single squad through Miss Lucia Wilkinson, Winston-Sa- "At" these seventeen the lucky When a dear littlr hand you're permit- I). S. Cartcrsville. (la. tries. Of main interesting maneuvres with his N. Crouch. were C. ted to seize. I). lem. C. Mr. Malcome Rumple. Charlotte. three Mitchell. J. McCaskili. strictly. I. R. command. "Can'idate- Chaffee, Neck, having the With a velvety softness about it. Miss Flmina Great Mr. Magood, and A. P. Ormond. Ormond fo" Dave'son Culig' De'club. roun' 'bout Long William Charlotte. gift gab more experienced in hol- Do vou think she will never permit it Island. Mr. R. C. "Nick" Carter. Mt. Airy. ot and vo'selfs go!" " Miss Lillian Crosland. Bennettsville, lowing for the cows talked awav with to squeeze? Brass button, "Officer Miller. lead- Mr. ( ). I. McKeithen. Aberdeen. Maybe — s. c. Law, the medal. vou do hut Idoubt it. ing the parade, captured the heart of all Holmes, Morristown, Mr. I.R. Jr.. Atlanta. -Collegiate Miss Hilda Mr. Ouarles. Charlotte. In the linals for the Inter the nurse- in the park. Fspeciallv vv.i- Tenn. Debating Team. Flinn and Woods made When a dear littlehead lie- elate to vuur tln- -hovvn bv the case of Mrs. Black Mr. and Mr-. M. A. Love. (Juincy, the -hades I)riuosthrni"> and Cicero look own. Cloud (colored), who followed him ail BACHF.LORS. ringlets Fla. mi gteen w ith envy. With its curlv about it. miringlv. After the parade -he settled (Catherine Mr. Inglis Love,(Juincy. Fla. Miss Marler. Atlanta. For main weeks the balk and woods Do vou look at Mint watch and -av you down again on her wheelbarrow, mir- Mr. lames Woods, Jr.. Richmond. Miss Marion Wells. Atlanta. of Davidson resounded with the echoes must go? ing her "Sugai-babv Sample" mi her Va. Miss Man Thomas. Statesville. of Freshmen and Sophomores in distress Maybe vou do- but Idoubt it. modern nippled !»ottle. Mr. D. A. Tampions, F.dgefirld. Miss Kathrrinr Brawlev. Statesville. wrestling over their declamation*. < >u "Mis- Mikcv" Dug McArn. A. 1).. Margaret Sloan, Statesville. it arts, vou captured Va. Miss February 17th ever) one was relievedot And bv these have better" known a- "Caruso" ami "Let 11- Dr. Yatrs Faison, Charlotte. N. C. Miss Mildred Smith. Statesville. these terrible -minds, when Houston a heart. vote. removed the crouds with her Mr. |. S. Morse. Miss Virginia Steele. States\ille. White "copped" the Fresh-Soph de- With endearing sweetness about it. soft, melodious bass tones. Mis- Willi- Dr. j. P. Munroe. Charlotte, N. C. Mi-s Alice Hall. Belmont. N. C. clainier's medal for the F11. Socirty. Will you guard it and' keep it and act frank Hall reached the other extreme Miss Lrlin Cox, Winston Salem. The past vear ha- been one ot marked the good part of attractiveness in her modest appeal- Miss Hannah Alsovcr. BF.TA THFTA PI. Charlotte. improvement in the work of the Mem- Mavhc vou will but Idoubt it. to the pa— c1-In lor the purcha-e ot .1 Mi* Man McNeil. Cameron, N. C. 'They have entered into the con- flower. Mrs. VV. P. Thomson, Charlotte ber*. Mi>s Ruth Cannon.Concord. N.C. tests vv ith more zest and enthusiasm. 'The fast ( !) trio of the I). C. Track N. C. An dntwrr in "I Dmiht It." Miss Man Lynn Currir. Carthage, The two lower daatM are to be con- gave an ex-samplr of theii case Barbour, Charlotte, 'Team Miss Mildred N. C. gratulated on then interest and from all and grace pacing "up and down buy, and "in N. C. Mr<. M. M. McKeithen. Cameron, Indications the other literaiv societv on When a curlv headed handsome Broadwav. The winners were: SccD. Miss Fdith Gilchrist, Charlotte, N.C. N. C. the hill will have to pu-h up to hold it- bold. Brice (from Alabama, you know), pac- Miss Lillian Floyd. Charlotte. N. C. Mr. John MoCaakiU, JbhImw place as the w inner ot trophiesand med Wluspris -weet nothings as his arms ing Maude Finley, and Fresh Jim Miss Gladys Palmer. Charlotte. N.C. Spring*, N. ak you enlold. Sprint. Charlotte, C. Mi— A. M. Porter. N. C. Mr*. J. L. Currie. Carthage. Although the initiation tee and dues Do vou ask him to shout it' Tell oth- ( In account of the dust from the Mrs. P. S. Gilchrist, Charlotte, N.C Mrs. |.T. Chalmers. Charlotte. were lowered, the large number ot men ers about it ? race, it became necessary tor Sprinkling Mrs. W. M. Murphy. Charlotte Mrs. M. N. Hall. Helmont. N. C. taken in enables the Socirti to make sev Well, maybe you do but Idoubt it. Mgr. Cunningham to sprinkle the N. C. Mr. William Roberts. Wilmington, 1 1.1I needed improvements. The eaeeriui -p Iwav. Two-Mile Craig, A. K. M. Miss Gaither Pearson. Salisbury. N. C. wood work has been painted "college When lie tender* vou candv and a trip A., seemed to feel (as he looked) very -tai;- N. C. Mr. A. Ted fashion.Charlotte.N.C. white" and the and balustrade to the show. much at home in his "vacation tog-. McKen/.ie, have been repaired. surely, moving out Miss Kllen Salisbury, Mr. Archie Foil, Concord. N. C. Suggesting an auto ride just his Slimh but without guided the through track, ot N. C. Thoat who Societv money to blow. of the he awaited the result Mi-s Sarah Watt. Reidsville. N. C. the Spring term were Flinn. President ; -eed and water to "fetch taters" fot him FIRST SHIPPING HOARD. Do vou think of tin- co-t and the wmiv Miss Octavia Houston. Monroe, J. G. Richards, Vice Pre-ident ;J. R ' to dig. S. McClov, about it joyful N. C. "We (jot this boat together in remark Moulware. Secretary, and T. These candidates for a D.D. Reviewer, Well, maybe vou do Km Idoubt it. Miss Catherine Wylie, Lancaster. abl> short time." remarked Nnah iuhi- tor the «e*kion, and Wood*, then withdrew to the gym to thare theii ; ; - S. C. lantlv, a* he stood nil and surveyed the President Sullivan. \ ice-Pre-ident Mi tun with the older members ot the Club Miss Helen Winn. Chattanooga, Pheefers, Secretary, and A. R. Craig. If mii-sed wa- your hair and the waist and "the ceremony will Ik- concluded ark. that vou wore, Tenn. "Yes," replied Japeth. "All we had Reviewer for the last session. The of- at the cemetery." Hill, vear will one ki— and taken Miss Maud Harron. Rock S. C. to do was to go ahead and build her ot ficer for the first BMaioil MM If he'd asked for Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Miller, Rock w ood. There hasn't been anv steel con- lie Askew. President: J. R. Moulware a score. Ml I.ODRAMA. — :( Atkinson, Hill, S. C. struction to stop and atgUC about." Vice President i. N. sccre- Did vou threaten to tell vour mania Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Prters. Tarhoro. Exchange. tarv. and W. li. Sullivan. Reviewer. about it ? The curtain rose. Society. N. C. I'liiliinfhrnfiii Well, maybe vou do hut Idoubt it. The hero saw McKeldin, The work of the Phi Societv tor the 'The heroine Mrs. R. J. Athens. 'Tenn. THF IRISH COAST. and 'kj, past term can he called when her. Mr. L. A. Chambliss. Chatta- -uice-sful It a bid to the hop- vou had taken for Kissed all the difficulties and obstacles are con- 'The villain tried nooga, Tenn. An officer on board a warship Ml granted, Pickens, 10., sidered. The first term began with R To shoot the bride Mr. J. R. ex-' Chatta- drilling; his men. sonic one else to I). Hall as President. His lirst meet- And he had dragged But luckily he nooga, Tenn. "I want every man to lie on hi- hack. the dance that you wanted. W. F. Hennessee, ex-'2(i. Salis- ing was the occasion of initiating some Mined hrr. Mr. put his leg- in the air. and move them you act as sweet when he bury. N. C. forty Freshmen and five upper classmen, Would iust 'The end he met as it he were riding a bicycle," he ex- told v

The following alumni attended part "I trust that you emerged from that or all of commencement : deal with a clean conscience." | ALIMM NOTES | K. M. Miller, Jr., '76. Charlotte, N. but Iam rather apprehensive. My con- C.;F. L. Jackson, '06, Davidson;Jos. science is so unusually clear that Ican't ' ' ; For two m annual alumni ad- B. Johnston, '01.Lincolnton N.C W.Ihelp but feel that 1 must have got the dress before tin >*" literary societies A. Watt, 'ol, Thomasville, (ja.;R. S. worst of the deal."— -F.xchange. has been dispr; « ««"*■- But it was re Abernethy, 'i>«j, Lincolnton, N. C.; W. sinned again I |>ringi and the socie- A. Nicholson, '12, Woodleaf, N. C.;S. having Hollow, ; STOP AND SEE ties were |ic ""fortunate in D. Smith. 12. The Va. E. 0. Dr. Walter Iin L'nion Theologi- Brown, '>i, China Grove, N. C.j Rol>t. cal Seminan I iafc« 'his annual ad- H. l.arfern. '99, Charlotte. N C.;W. Cunningham, the Barber dress on lionil night. S. Patterson. '03, Madi-011, Fla.; Alfred In hwgiilllini remarks," as Dr. W. Brown, '<)<). Charlotte, N.C.i S. A. ' If Ican please you tell Lingle chute In W» address, he re- Robinson, '99, (iastonia. N. C.;1. D. ferred to the \ ■ ttcrence between the Diipuy, <>l, (ireeiishoro, N. C.! J. W. others. If I Don't present-da\ In ! 'ion-frantil.\ exposi- Thomson, ni, Rock Hill, S. C. ;S. H. please, tell me. tory form Hi i'K and the old bom- May, '06, Mooresville. N. C.;C. B. bastic, declain t< »tyle, when the Craig. 11. Laurinhurg, N. C.I Jim. A. preacher bet>;in e*tUMi to tile right Mc.Miirray, \>v. Fayettevlile, N. C: Next to PressingClub hand and tu tin ' l>efore he proceed- W. Ialiafcriu Thonipany, <>s. Knox- ed into the ami1 nement of his text. v iIIf. Idin.; Walter L. Lingle. <)2. And Dr. Lin.: -aid that the present- Richmond, Va.; W. T. Bailey, '06, da\ oratory i- I1 1to the old form. Greenwood, S. C. ;J. M. IfcConnell, PHOTO FINISHING The old st\ I, itftin glaringdetects '<)<), David-on. V C ; |. R. Hay, 'io, which are amitti and more or less rem- Hrevard, N. C.;I'. D." Patrick! '|J, R. R. McILWAINE edied in the nen -lyle. In the first Mentc, (Ja.; J. W. Stokes. '1J4, Donal- place, the old -'i' uas too pessimistic. snmille, (ia.; ( i. L. Mitzer, Board Triis ENLARGING And the speaki-i . ited how lie had most tec. Valdosta. ( Ja.;J. W. McLauchlin. scathingly denounced socialism when in '74, Raetord. N. C.;J. Edwin Hemp- collage, bavin.' read nothing of social- hill..'07, Atlanta. (Ja. ;B. R. Lacy, '06, ism except it- i«-n!-. And if all the Raleigh, N. C.;C. E. Hodgin! 1^4, peril* predicted in thwe Junit nratorj was kM sad. A Marsluille. N. C. ;R. L. McKinno.i. maiden dubbed it arijrtit when she whis- '14, Caldwtll, W. Va.; |. S. Morse. '04 YANCY GROCERIES pcreil out at the ilo«e of a very serious Abbeville, S. C.; M. G. BbmmU, is. oration, "Tlie services will be continued Penfield, (Ja.; L. Richardson, "7s. and at the grave." \ tliinl faultiness in tbej Greanaboro; N. C. ;Reid R. Morrison. old oratoT) u.i* n- ladk of reality. Sub- (12, MiKirenvilk, N. C.;|. I'. Matlie- Mct« were ch, Charlotte, N. C. I A of his own on the future of Constanti- ( ieorge W. Brown. 'iH, Anderson, S. SPECIALTY nople twenty-tin' year* ago when such a C. ;Wilbur B. Mattison, 17, Anderson. ; subject as littlr concernad the American MR. ROBKKT MORRISON MILI.I.R, JR.. S. C. Harry Maymield, '17. Anderson. citizen a- iliil the .sultan's harem. A S. C; Bill Lawrence. e\-'|ij. Anderson, fourth fault was that it was too artifi- PmidMI of the Alumni Association and True Kricnd ol the Colllgf. His S, C.;Tom A. Fmley, 17, Wilkeshoro, A Full Line of cial. In diwe days of the good old Interest and llcartv Support Has Contributed Very l.argelt to the V C. ;"Kiteh" Finln, 'M>, Wilkesboro, South a tpcaker iiiuld orate long and Success of lit' Davidtonian. N. C. ;W. T. Overton. 'iK. Salisbury. eloquently, when In- had hut little to. N. C.i "Turk" Shaw. iK; Dunlap Rod- Undertaking Supplies -a\, 11w a\ s wax into lii- iley. 'i(). Hill; and would . ALl.MNI PARAGRAPHS. Davidson will endow a Professorship. Rock A. S. Tompkins. greatest eloquence nhen he had iititliingI ex-'i(>; (Jus A. Tompkins, ex-'iii; ()s- K. M.Millrr. Jr. The time is lianlh opportune now to -a\ and not bound to a car '18; at all to Aat inaugurate the movement, because many I. Thies. Jr.. Charlotte. N.C.i subject. Cravton, Charlotte; of us have been railed upon, during the Louis B. 'is. living In bringing hi- ternaries to a close. The standing of a College is often Graham, I). McQueen, (J. pant two years, to contribute our limit, A. R. Kd- See Us F«r I nut judged hv the character and make-up of Dr. .mule pointed that it had been to war emergency causes— w arils. Miller Strong, W. K. lieune— ee. hi- Ifts College paper or maga/ine. the various DK-'ao; the result of several years' observa- but, later on, it can he undertaken and M. R. Spratt. W. C Broun. tion of excellent -p'.ikers that a good W. (Jilchrist. Charlotte, Hardware andFarm Impliments I believe carried to a successful condu- J. S. is. N. -peaker is a- a mlr al-u a good listener. The "Davidsonian" is our College C.;L. A. Chanibliss. mi. Chattanooga. — -ic 11. Phone 85 And he said. "A man who wants to paper it is an as-et and not a liability Term.;I. B. Woods, Jr.. iH. China; speak tu become juicmI nr'l aught a lis- !and as such it deserves the fullest en- J. W. Thompson. Jr., '04, Knoxville. tener." It is well, he pointed out, to ci.uragemeiit and support of the Alumni. DR. 15. R. LACY TO ATLANTA. Tenn.; W. M. Baker, If. (!. Boswell. observe all guud iprakefi and try to find IS. the secret of their Miccew; all bad speak- Its subscription list should now carry It is sate to -.n that there was no of- "Skirt Model Suite" TWO ers to avoid then pitfalls. Kmtllate the at least one thousand names of our ficer in the entire Allied Armies that MORI: HAVF REACHED sri:i'iMN(; ofk placi:. siicci -stul qualities nf a goodspeakerand Alumni. was better loved or more admired hv Just received 100new cultivate the an <>t l>ciii|i a good lis- the men than was Captain B. R. Lacy, tener. The start of the paper donate their '<><>. "Lac\ is the most wonderful man Invitations have been received an- After this address the meeting was ad- time and labor without compensation. Iever met" is the tribute paid him by nouncing the marriage of Mr. Thomas Skirt Model Suits journed to tin' two literary society halls, This shows a spirit of which commander, C apt. II. Stroheiker to Miss Lucia Helen lo\alt> his L. P. M- Lendon. Smith, York, respectively, where diplomas were - mid be appreciated In even alumnus Not content ministering to the of New which is to take I In with in plain blue, brown awarded thine Seniors graduating from of the College. comfort of the fighting men behind the place at the home of the bride's parents the societies, ami where the alumni of lines, tending the wounded under shell on Riverside Drive. June 14th and green, each societv were given a chance to re- In return for this loyaltv to their Al- lire, burying the dead and assisting in Mi-s Smith is a graduate of Vassar. also fancy deem the failures ,.t former years and ma Mater. the\ charge the sum of other pha-fs affecting the spiritual and alu of Columbia Iuiversity. and is at present [lioh'mn patterns to recount those linpp\ days of long ago. >|.2S per annum for the "l)avidsonian"l material well-being of the men of his assistant of Chemictry" marked — a mightv small pittance they ask us organisation,the young chaplain figured in the I niversit\. She is a young wo- man of exceptional Hundreds of friend* and alumni will to contribute to their success. in -pectacular fashion in actual clashes ability and lias an special at $19.50, admiring range of be interested in news of the mar- with the Huns. friends in the I'ni- the — socially, riage of Miss Thilina l.amson Russell, Subscribe to the "Davidsoiiian" and The daring braver) shown In the wrsitv circles as well as in $25.00, $27.50 New Vofk, in also, and of Marlboro. Mi-., and Dr. Douglas do so now for 1919-10,30. Help the young chaplain earned his title of "The Detroit where she Heath Nishii. I Medical Corps, the boys. They deserve it and are entitled lighting Parson" by which he is known formerly lived and where she and Mr. $29.50. . S. St marriage beifuj -..Inimi/cd Wednesday to it. throughout the A. K. l\ it decker met. Mr. Strohecker. after leaving David- night, Ma> 71.1 .11 the home of the Chaplain l.acv left the assistant pas- WE SELL IT FM LESS bride's parent-. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton The friends of the College everywhere ti'iate of the hirst Presbyterian Church son. entered Roanoke College, from H. at Ma Ibora. Only rela- join in congratulating Dr. Martin upon' of Raleigh to enter a training school for which he graduated. He then entered Kussell. ' the National tives and intimate 1 .ends witnessed the his recovery, after a severe and critical Ichaplains. At Davidson and later at Law School in Washing- BHLK BROTHERS marriage. Mi- Margate* ill, of illnes-'. Unjon Seminary, his record was a bril- ton Ch>y, where he took a post-graduate I*— course. Marlboro, was inu,|nf honor, and Lieut. liant one. He -pent two vears at IK He enlisted in the Air Motor K. .1. Herger acteil as hest man. Mrs. Rev. A. M. Kraser. D.I)., of Staun- ford University, England. b> winning -ervice when the country declared war a., He is now in business at Detroit, and Mildred Heath II 1crave was the only ton. \ is an alumnus at Davidson. a Rhodes scholarship at Davidson. See Us " w his representative of groom's family class of He has just been elected He has accepted the pastorate of the ill make home there after his mar- . 1876. riage. present. Moderator of the (Jeneral Assembly of Central Presbyterian Church of Atlan- Dr. Nisbet and \li-s Kussell met in the Southern Presbyterian church. This ta. (Ja.. the largest Presbyterian Church The Central Presbyterian Church For*your events. We carrya the Boston Cit\ Hospital,he being there Ik.nor is the highest in the gift of the in that cit\. learns with interest of the marriage of as an interne, — full line Stationery,Huyler's ami she in training a- a Assembly -it is most worthily bestowed Among the alumni of Davidson who Miss K. l\. White, daughter of Dr. and of nurse for over-ea- ■> ■ 1ue. and it will be most worthily worn. have made a name for themselves in Mrs. White, of Raleigh, N. C., Candy, world, and Waterman's Fountain The bride is a member of one of the the there is one who lias reached Rev. B. R. Lacy. Jr., the new pastor of old families of Nev Ingland. her fam- It strikes me that a closer working the position which is most coveted by the church. Pens. Adents for Scholtz, the ily being among the most prominent in relation or union between the Board of scldiers, namelv. holding the title of Licy Marlboro, Mr. and M"<. will reacn \t- Florist. a delightful city of 4<>,(K>n Trustees and the Faculty, witb the General. This one is Brig. Gen l.uita the week preceding the third Tues- or v>."<><> people. She is pretty, charm- Alumni Association, would make for the (Jeorge C. Barnhardt. day in May. ing, talented, (Jen. and ami was making rapid betterment of the College. Barnhardt is from Norwood. N. As M expression good Our progress of love and Drinks in the work which she had C. and entered Davidson in 1886, a wishes on their wedding day. the offi- chosen during war period. l8(X>. the It strikes me that the very drastic re- member of the classof While at cers of the Central church sent a Dr. Nisbet against beau- is the oldest son of Dr. "trutions the social functions Davidson he received an appointment to tiful silver service as a marriage gift.— Are Unexcelled ( „ and Mrs. Walter II Nisbet, of Char- and festivities of the "boys" might be West Point, which he accepted. The Atlanta lotte. Before oppressive, entirely Journal. com ig to Davidson he made less if not re- Mr. Barnhardt received his commis- Alumni will read with interest the Special sen'ice given to your took his preparat ■ , training at Char- moved. sion as Brigadier General on the first above announcement, for "Ben" Lacy. prescriptions. lotte Universit\ S hool. After giadu- The career of no young man has ever day of October, 1918. "The Fighting Parson," by is one of Da- ating from Davidson he entered Har- been ruined association with a good vidson's most alumni, woman,per Many beloved belonging vard in the medical school, from which contra. a young life Common sense saves common cents. to the class of 1006. He has recently Yours truly, shortly is has by the Put your sense buying hegraduated afterwards. He born wrecked lack of it. common into wise returned from France, where his brave serving at Hospital and you'll have put now the Bate at common cents to into exploits at a chaplain Houston. It is still hoped that the Stamps earned for him Fort Sam 'Alumni of Thrift and VV. S. S. the titleof "The FightingParson." Jetton Drug Co. The OAVIDSONIAN. May 28. 1919 5 THE SENIORS' OWN 1he Spring and the recent commence- for her to return as Mrs. General, ment week is largely responsible for the and they will live forever after "Where the "Amorous" thread of sentiment in the walls are paved with Jasper, and following paragraphs. (The Editor*). where S. T.McChy. X.Y.I. the river Shannon flows." B.A..M.A.. Allen H'oods. "Are yougoing to stay for Commence- h.di/nr — Siicces-or ti> Poe last of the Chinese ment this year?" Ducky was greatly Edgar, great annoyed by having so triumvirate such is the many Freshmen Hodilhist. he reformed his asking him this embarrassing question. But ways, and went over to Hellenism recently— But then, the Freshmen were not altin haakantng tu the voices of beauty and gether to blame, for who would think, of love. Correcting Bible papers lias or even suspect, from his youthful ap- hern his Imlilu and his delight, woe pearance, that S. T. McCloy was a loyal but unto him should he ever meet one ut alumnus of Davidson College and a those Krrsli Sophs "High or those whom he Knocker" in the M. A. Club. In Dunked. Hut now he is like the case of this young man, looks really the raven and will do it nevermore. If you are are deceiving, for "Ducky" has a store ever beyond a in doubt about how much wine will of wisdom his years and he is make you — ask Edgar— he bright student (he is the roll of drunk knows. on oil Hniokes Peters. Jr. burners), hard and a Robert a worker (Ml Pete- -the ladies' delight, and the pride friend to all of us. |of Tarhoro. Mr is quoted as inscribing Dr. A. R. Craig. D.D..I'hx. an epistle to a petite damsel of the town At the last initiation of the "D" of hisnativitv recently in which i\r s,ii,| : wasonly w looked Club there oneman ho "Now, that I have the reward of m\ at ease. Augustus R. Craig was per- four vrars' struggle (little struggling fictly at home in the conventional dress Pete ever did. For struggling ask '(Justus Gen- of a South Carolina farmer. eral Mall) I expect to soon return to gut in training for track by giving a the place of my parental domicile, and twenty yards start and Catching rabbit when Ido Ishall journey over to vmir it before it got to the end of the cotton NOtMC ill inv lior«eless chariot and ask yuu row. Incidentally the farmer by nature to be mv chauffeur on the Mighwa) of and parson by choice managed to pass Lite." Hut Pete is changeable as is shown five tickets this spring and thereby get "Jl'ST MAI'CMII). WASN'T SCRATCRKO VET" In his changing his pic from first to last his M.A. We wish the best of luck to during his courses, so beware, young worker, sportsman gentleman this and " lady, beware. wherever he may go. IIc I'ull Aside tlii- Curtains tn Reveal/ "Pep" tn push it. I.ink to "Ainu. mill came from Ins earl) prosperity for Mr. .//;>/>(■;" IIeleume llastini/ Cullum Mr. "Whistle" Richard Humphrey, Air. "Emmy" llxnn. the "IIunderr ( ■ Earl Alexnndet Turner. iieek literature and the last is rasilv Esq. (the■ (.Die B.A. (?) Kid" horn ATI. ISI I Pram tlir land ut Maaae, cold explained from a look either at him or Welcome Hastings Cullum, youn in William Guy Humphrey, whob bears one in Georgia). beer mi Mease, mi beer. That's "IVc- at his initials. There are other handles "Hull-Slirviki," here we are girls. Mr the name of "Whistle" stamped on his Emory I'lwin. the winsome one,, Wit." Mr hails from the Rawer how (censored) put to this remarkable ge- is a beaut) and a parlor snake with it. Greenwood, " brass collar, hails from "That'shim all over." It is too had the i'ikI citj ut Winasburo, ur is it Wind*- nius hut although quite applicable still Mis is a tender and susceptible heart earned his A.B. at way — worn Iiiikp' Miss. "Whistle" the ladies— like him thev - Hut whether it's one m the other air best lift uiimrntioiird. Mis occupa- roaming through the desert ot IHe and Davidson, with the classof '18. He en- him to death hut we can't blame them.■ it in a (teat old state now ain't ih.ii tion is mainlv dancing and tor tin- cul when it comes upon an oasis ot love it Marines, ( )ne J listed immediately in the saw- of them got so far as to make himi nght. Ami there is im doubt hut tliat tivation ot this art hr has heen a faith- bubble* forth sweet nothings in the sky action in Paris Island, S. C, and (Juan- confess that he wasmarried hut do youi I'AT will live up tn the reputation of ful student of ( i»rek VI Beside* this kissing palms. We have an idea that a cas- ' — tico, and returned to Davidson believe that? Ask him; he knows. Me his native city down in tin- l.in.l ut the he takes public speaking, drill ami in "Jasper" is in love do you remember cars, ualty in search of a vocation. He has has a weakness for Maxwell andI i hi Palmetto state. Ask any girl, eepe- itiler ticket anil nuulciu.ilIv makes the I'oe's Mellen? Watch the D.-'vidsonian won his M.A. this term and the success Sunday night "Dinners' in the country ciail) the URf he winked at till- infill he hoiioi mil. Mis reputation as a tootl lor announcements. He has the through record that has followed him David- where he teaches the "Children" theirr was inaishal. it hi- isn't goad looking, concealer is well deserved ami is a mat* of never missing a single Saturday night's will, doubt, the Sunday is > son without a be his in school lesson. Me the onlv ami Mm can just l>et that she will he tn ot much concern to the local dis- performance at Keith's. That is not all. man college can business, quick tn nay, business world. in that mix . N IS. Some >a\ that hr is priscis ot hash. ' either. Mr hails from Aiken, S. C, and Hon. "String Bean" MiAskill. of pleasure, college work, ami dates andI in love, hut this js rmphaticallv denied. "Joddie MHIrr," tin Mm, flint /'«/ th, other Cullum* are to follow. Mr is go- (irt No, rr, we > Jackson Springs IUlnae. away with it. '.'.'.'.'. ! lint still he receive* inaii> delicately' "'Mpet" m kini- 11,11. ing to Nrw oik this summer as he pre- "String Bean" will leave for Jackson don't know win he parts his hair in tilt! "erutrd epistles. Wlm unite thrill I Joseph II. (very dicts a long »li > spell after I. "( — Miller. Junior July "Jas Springs as soon as he gets his loat middle ask him. he knows. Hut we doi \Mimlei \rs, I wonder. Marl is a I'hys voung). ot the httlr burg ot Rook Hill, pei" has a smile always on his face (no Skin." There he will enter the race as know that he won't tell how main he1 us stml hut he wouldn't pnst the grade* in South I'.ilin.i is a (iibraltrr of the .osmetics) and a friendly word lor all. candidate for Sheriff, having observed invited to commencement. until the Frrsh. ami Sophs had lelt the Northern boundary town of thr state to Cruet the "Cop" ' Professor Haul." BahkevUti the methods— of Anderson and Grorfit!Peachy fi'mrpiitf You Do IIillMill, lint he is a rival of Newton, and our south. "Joe" is a veil nice fellow, Leader. later in life he aspires to the tu Send Your Illustrious Him. Mr.. we predict unqualified!) that he will lie ami vnv line. Mr has mauv accomplish- Clrwrll Mowell is our Johnson > most ardent mayorshipof Jackson Springs. Robert Brown Cunminfhitm,l:n/., tn a creat success in whatevri he under ments hut perhaps the greatest is his ami radical aspirarlt. Scotland Yard de Currie, t Rev. Mr. "Bill" A.B. Our "Scollegr." takes. ahihtv to pi.iv lieU on the uuioni|iirr- tcctives have identified him as leader ot Professor: Mr. Currie, how did you In "Hull" we have aman teeming with O. I'. "Heart-Breaker." ihle Davidson baseball tram. Mr goes the Davidson "Itolsheviki." From tin- ; ( I', — get that bump on your head? energy and vivacity. As manager of the >. (alias) William S. Mart is one to home t mill here to go into business time he raked such a "Crurl thought Howl" Hill: That is wherea struck hasehall team this vear. "Boh" proved of the few Ihi\s in college who knows so we wish to direct you to him. lor hr limn our conservative pastor and fac- me, Doctor. his right to he called the most wide more ahout some things than you do has chosen as his motto: "If it's any- ulty by introducing female Camouflage Bill, a good student and man on Mill. efforts to not We thing in insurance, a concert, So it is with awake the Mis lint does advertise the fact. let 'Joe'" write it." into Junior speaking this radi- predict a men on to a fine fellow. We great fu- have all the time all trains never have found out why, hut lie likes ft is good to he suit* but, as Jor""would al socialist has lost himself more and ture for —this lad. When he leaves the were untiring, especially on the occasion a good mok that is single. Perhaps you put it, it's hettei to he insured. We inure in his "Red" rcvolutionaiv idea*. Seminary there will be many calls when the team left on the earlymorning will know In the time win read this. wish him a lite ot great prosperity and IIn- most manifest revelation of this ie larg- waiting for him from many of our tram. A young man of such an active However, ii you don't, she does, so don't |ov in his new adventure. rucitj ol purpose has developed in con- est ( ?) churches. Luck to vou, old boy. and enthusiastic temperament should worn ahout that am more. We have Robert Campbellllnrth. nection with his assistancy in Hiologv H'e Sou- Introduce You to the Right make a sure place for himself in the one HM as to who looks most dignified < )h girls, listen! Sweet nineteen and ihrsr ipring The Patterson, months. said Mowell lion. J. H. of Moseogee. business world. in a dress suit ot an\ ot the marshals ain't been-kissed vet. Sounds fishy, but lias hern observed to penetrate forth and Fla. .4 Mr. Ihnrd) lUoy) Dendy—Also is a and we would hit our chance to make honest, it true. Hut hr's promised to gane upon the stars in broad daylight, "Pat," or most familiarly known as (ienri/m Peach (Hitter A noun us the the punctiallv roll on that one guess, reform ami has promised live fellows to to pace the campus walks bareheaded, Moscogee, "Cousin Pepper," hails from '(.'ii"iiii/ Parson.) that we are right when we say that it write them and describe his experiences ami teveral studentshave observed a light Fla. This short, dried up, sawed off Henry Kenson Dendy first won fame is he. when he first join* the Cleopatra Club. burning in the wee hours ot the morn- speciman of a "Florida Bean" spent a as the arch fiend of "Hell Alley," the (i'ln/unI'.Scott,uf Hinnkiiiiil. Iirainny What an opportunity oh Fair Maidens ing, ami a book of Astrological Hiology, year in the Marine Corps as a Corporal, famous Klvsian Boulevard of south \wn\i Si'ott is famous around l)avidson as for an evening ol biis* in administering with incendiary notes, in a peculiar delights — and he always to tell of his Chambers. However, he was enticed Mildier, Greek stud, and ladies' mall the lirst degree. Won't you help out printed handwriting have been picked Corps. days spent in the From what we from his lair and this year has heen dis- and probably greatest as ladies' man. this poor boy in giving him his finishing from Ins ilesk. The latest developments can understand, he had all the men in turbing the peaceful rest and studious From the earl) days ot childhood when touches on his education? It'll he fine, have lirrn the startlinggrowth of a small "Philly" scared to death for fear he habits of third Hour North Winy hy his he was mascot for the senior class of that's sure, toi Hobbies an awful gooil threatening,nervousblack cloud "scarce would work havoc with the hearts of jazzing habits and his fondness for ring- Mitchell College, he has grown up in looking boy, ami has most soulful eyes. the si/c ot a man's hand" upon the up- a man ing atmosphere their dear ones. "Pat" is with the ancient cottage hell at irregular the of feminine environment Babbie's favorite song is "I ain't had no per lip. The skilled detective* have been a ready wit and a genialty that makes hours. His chief claim to fame rests and in the witchery and {race* of their kisses yet, but w hrn I get them they'll carefully investigating the case. Addi- us glad that he was with us. iupon his invention of a new way to pass sniilrs. Some one recently asked this be good v on bet." That ain't the song, tional evidence has very recrtitly been "Birdsville," ; Soph. Mr. 6. M. Robson. of is a Rr-I.xani.on Hue brine unable "Lady-killer" where he was loved beat hut it sound* like it, if win— want thr IMHWrthed which may provr ■ culmina Sext in Order. Ito pass it in the regular way on account In the ladies -imagine the startled ex- song, write Crllus C'amrron hr knows tion and solution from this most mys- George McRea Robson has so well iof deficiency in English gTflffifflftr From pression on the face of this friend as it. Hob's going to take in Nrw York terious case. Karly one morning said distinguished himself in the science of |present indications he bids fair to he a Siott laconically replied. "Around my with Jasper Cullum this summer, and Howell was found in the Biology de- "Bug-ology" here as to merit the name |preacher with a very forceful flow of neck." Several times of late Scott has don't v mi know he'll have a big time? partment gloatingexultantly over an old of "Jay-bird" the Second. Besides this lingua.j heen out way late into the night, to re- Hr careful, lioh, he careful. rinptv bird's neat and wildly exclaiming great accomplishment, Robson is a reg- Mr.—Janus Jay(Hjrd) Luff. turn in the early watches of the morning IIi/linni Alfred Hull. Jr. to himself, "There it is. gentlemen. ular social "Jazz-hound." He cries be- "Amu" the man who made the an- with the disheveled expression of one in General. Hy that name is hr known There it is. gentlemen. I have found cause there are nomore N.C. hearts for inual bi-annual, James Jay(bird) Love melancholic mania. A friend followed to all the campus, and hy that name it,Ihave found it, and shall have it!" him to break. As he leaves us, we wish iAin't that a name? Hut stillhr is proud this fitful Hamlet one night and declares will we vote for him for President w hrn T(edy) Rinosevelt) Alexander. him well in his new venture. He goes ofi it. His jovialand rotund countenance that Scott was taen to tear his hair and hr runs. (irnrral attribute his success "Alec" is an all-round college fellow. toLouisiana, thereto become correspond- Ihas often (Traced the festal board as can to cry out in great desperation. "Water, in College to that old (censored). He Ie is a French stud. Literarv Societv ing secretary of one of the world's most Ibe proven by his extended waist line water may he line. Hut give me Main is Mr) sail just now though, for as he Hull artist." track man, and lady killer. 1 — famous matrimonialbureaus. When it comes to laziness e'est finis. and Main all the time!" Paychologiit savs one of his helpers will soon pass Alci is one of those fellows who stakes Professor C. B. Robson. Phd. "Aino" has been to only ten chapels in and Pathologic!* who have hail the case away. Mr can only sing "Lrmon e.x- his claim and never leaves it until Young C. B. Robson, alias "Pat," ffour years. We wonderhow he does it. in hand have reached the conclusion that ract will go fine whrn July the First achieved. They say 'tis the "Old Cheeks," listen, great better known as "Chubby 1But ladies. He is a hear in a Scott is the victim of mental de- comes round.' As speaker of the even- Scotch" in him. It was on one of mir graduates from "D. C." at the tender cchair, for he can love like he can fight, pression due to the approach of July I. ing at the Senior Banquet his closing commencement nights that he was heard age of eighteen. As he is too young and.a by— the way. he was a Plattaburg // f Afaw Present Seal ")'" I'hiirr for words were: "Your names arc inscribed in ardent debate with a "Fair one" to yet to go out great of v Lieut, (if Infantry, golden my it blue, into the Arena wonder Second in Your" Consideration. in characters upon heart by reply, "No. wasn't it" was green. life, next year will find him again in thet S. A. T. C. If he could get a de- "X. V. Z., "Xenphon" and "New the hand of love." That shows he's— an You are too green to see it. The wit- "Prep" school. He goes to McCallie greef by sleeping he would be the best York" are :i few of the various cogno- orator. (leneral s got a girl, too way ness trstilinl that it was only "Alec" School for Boys, where we hope his educatede man in the world. Yet after mens applied to this versatile youth out in ()klahoma, anu he is going to get track training that enabled him to "beat "Pugilistic" Irish nature will serve him alla has been said, "Amo" will be a suc- from the "Queen City." The hair cut and a shave and pawn his it" without sufferingserious casualties. well. cessc in life, for he has ability and the >rigin of the first is unknown, the sec- lathee and go out to see her. Hr hopes {CoiitiniKil on Page i|) 6 The DAVIDSONIAN. M*y 28. 1919 MILITARY PAGE COL. MEULLER HEADS R. O. T. C. NEXT YEAR There KM MMK doubt for a time about the certainty of Lieut. Col. Muel- ler being in charge of the R. (). T. C. rnit here next year. Hehad been antici- pating very strongly a trip overseas to relieve some of the officers that have been on active service for some time. However, we are very— glad that his ap- plication was refused and he will be in charge here next year. He will go tn Camp Lee about the 17th of June and willIn- there until the fifth <;f August. Any student desiring any information regarding the R. O. T. C. here next year or any other mat- ter concerning military training, Col. Mueller will be very glad to receive let- ■m E^^^l Km ters, and answer any question or give any information desired. His program for next year will be:— Drill for everybody three times .1 week with the exception of one day per month, which will be taken up with a practice march. This natch will take the place of three drill periods, or I week's work. ( )ne or two hour periods each month will lie given to short hikes. These will take the place of two drill period". There will he no recitation* for Freshmen from September until Jan uary. But they will have three after- noons of 4s minutes each in pluvial re ijMr-J- mB I■■ »#* training. Tin will be many games HI and other features that will make the 11aiding as interesting as possible. I I- Complete equipment will he here by the opening of the college and every radet will lie ilMnd a full outfit. The rifle range will he completed by Septem- ber and target practice will beconducted at certain times. The time spent on the range at target practice will he credited .Hid taken off the regular drill periods. LIKl T.-COL. MI.ILI.KR A special plea is made to all men of any musical ability to bring their musi- cal instruments with them and to prac- DAVIDSON k. O. T. C. (JOESI Clewell Unwell has several positions tice up during the summer. A sivteen- NELL'S MILITARY LIFE "OVER Illl TOP" IN VIC- 1pending hut so far hasn't chosen one. piece organized LIJ.ITKNANT COLONEL HacCOtt going hand will be at the be- TORY LOAN CAMPAIGN. A. M. lnman is into the cotton ginning of the year, and all men with Pour month*' border service. iv'O. with Field Hospital. No. T., as First business. any musical suitable for hand Commissioned a> Captainin the Medical Reserve in Served Campaign, Lilly will complete the tri instrument Lieutenant. iv'7- In the recent Victory Loan K. O. G. arc urged to try out. in Base Hospital at Camp Jackson, S. C for one war as Captain, later pro- by (imcrnment irate at Theological .instituted the in all R. 1nun the Union to Major Dept. Head Surgery. (). With two Colonel* like Col. Mueller moted in C. unit-. Davidson came out sec- Seminary. 1 T. mil Col. McConnell here nevt fall, the Went with A. I'.. I', witli Base Hospital No. (x>, served ill the Vosges ond in this district, with a total sub- |. I Lmr will go into the tobacco militan feature of Davidson College MOtar as Chief Section Head Surgery. Transferred to Base Hospital _H'j.(>so. Emory and Ibusiness at his home. Quint \ ,Kla. ■huuldlie a great success. Fellows, let's Univcratt) ot California outfit, at the time of the Armistice. Henry, of Virginia, came out first, hav- L. C. McCaskill is going into busi- get lo'liuiil these men and do our very Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel with Base Hospital <»> at Suvenay (Loire ing a subscriptHm ni This 1ness at his Springs. N.C. home. Jackson to make liilirmie). Now at Camp Di\. New He is expecting to return to the comprines , I.. B. McKcithan is going to startle beat the Datidson unit of the Jer*e\. district -cvcral states and K. < ). T. College at the beginning of the fall session. many college'- participated in this cam- Ihis home town, Cameron, N.C. withhis C. the beat in the south. paign. Ibusiness talent. Most of this subscription was solicit- R. W. Miles is going to be the "Y" COL. Ml KLI.I.R APPOINTS OK .». McKeldin. W. G Co. "A," '22 TOMORROW AM) ed by the students from people in the 1secretary here at college again next year. KICI.RS NOVCOMMIS 10. Doubles. M. K Co. "A." 22 SIONKI) surrounding community. Four of the J. H. Miller, Jr.. wil take up the in- OFFICERS KOR NKXT 11. MeGeachy, I). I" Co. "A,"''22 He was going to be all that mortals cadets were invited to take part in the Isurance business at his home. Rock Hill TKRM. 12. Mackex, j. T Co. "D, '22 should be, Charlotte campaign. They solicited$S.- IS. C. I11 lie Corporals: Tomorrow. ing olio in Charlotte during this campaign. N. Y. Pharr will probably continue The follow namedmembers of the 1. Phillips. J. W.. '22. No one should be kinder or braver than Due to the fait that Col. Mueller was I'bis college career at some large Eastern R. O. I. C. are hereby appointed to the 2. Miley, G. V... 'it. I". absent at the beginning of the—campaign. College. glades indicated, and will be obeyed and {. Richards, J. (i., '20. Tomorrow. the unit was lute in starting otherwise C. B. Robson has the position of in- repeetcd accordingly: 4. Honey. I'.. K.. '20. A friend who was troubled and weary, our figures might lie twice what they Istructor and assistant coach at the Mc- To be Major: Hall. VV. M.. '20. 5. Askew. S. H.. '20. he knew. .11„". Callie School. Chattanooga. Temi. To l>c Captains (in order of rank) : 6. Vance. C. R.. "21. Who'd be glad of a lift and who needed G. M.Robson will teach at theChain 1. Harris. \V. I' Co. "A," "20 7. Gaithcr, VV. C, '21. it, too; VVHKRK SKNIORS WILL MAKK berlin-Hunt Military Academy in Mis- 2. Sample, |. H Co. "C," '21 8. Denny, E. H.. 22. On him he would call and see what he THK1R START IN LIKK. sissippi. ,\. Shields. B. K Co. "I>." 211 'i. Mi Master, '20. could do. J. H. Patterson will study law at 4. Spanii. H. M Co. "B." '20 10. Spcnce. '20. Tomorrow. T.R.Mexandei is going to the Union the University of Florida. To be Kirst Lieutenants (in order of 11. McAskill. C. II., '*!. Theological Seminary at Richmond. (J. P. Scott is going to take up busi- rank ) : 12. Douglass. I). I'.. '21. Each morning he stacked up the letters Va.. nevt year. Iness in Statesville. N.C. 1. McKeldin, J. R,...In. Adjt.. '2d 1 *. Scott, \V. ML, '22. he'd w rite Taylor, |. B., R. R. Clarke his accepted a position T. C. Stone will take up the tobacco 2. P Co. "A." '20 14. Caldwell. J. "2O. Tomorrow. in theGammercial' Uank of Kstill, S. C, business. <. Hall. VV. F Co. "C." '2(i is. korncgay. '211. And thought of the fellows he'd fill with his home town. E. Turner will continue his busi- 4. Schenck. L. B Co. "D," '21 id. McConnell. "20. (IdiglK. A. Davis, W. H.Cuilutn »ill attend the Whar- ness course at his home, Winnsboro, 5. A. J Co. "B." 21 17. Honker. E. N.. '20. Tomorrow. Hamilton, C, It too bad, indeed, ton School of Iiiuiuv at Philadelphia, S. C. Tolie Senmil Lieutenants (in order iK. H. '20. was he was busy to- rank) ii). Lowr\, '22. day. Pa. J. I).Watt has decided to go into the it : R. B. Cunningham, Jr., is still unde- Reidsville, 1. Black, R. I Co. "C." '20 21). Mcllwainc. '22. And hadn't a minute to stop on his tobacco business at his home. way; cided about his future profession. N. C. 2. Bouleware Co. "D." '21 21. Miti-hell. '21. Hnrton, to give others, W. M. Currie lias chosen the Union at <. Wilson. T. H Co. "B." '21 !2. '22. More time I will have K. A. Woods will teach the Greens- P., say. Theological Seminar) for his next Al- boro High School, Greensboro, N. 4. McAskill, J. C Co. "A." '21 ><. Craig, S. '22. he'd C. H., 22. ma Mater. To be Sergeant Major: Cameron. >4. P<«»lc. R. Tomorrow. > H. VV. Davenport hasn't decided be- M. S., 'at. js. Wilkerson. L. I... '22. NINK NKW MIMIRS. greatest tween business lit. m that of farming. To be Kirst Sergeants: 2b. Carmichael. G. M.. '22. 'The of workers this man would been, H. B. Dend\ uill lie the only repre- 1. Matthews, C. I Co. "A," '20 27. Brown. J. S.. '21. have sentative of the 1lass at the Columbia At the regular meeting of the Mimir 2. Wiley. I. I)..' Co. B." 2.1 28. Sprunt. '22. 'Tomorrow. Theological Seminary, Columbia. S. C. Society Wednesday morning the follow- ,\. Rogers. R. I Co. "C," '21 21). Mackey. T., Jr.. '22. 'The world would have known him had J. he ever VV. K. Diuilap is going to take up ing men were initiated in recognition of 4. (tastcn. G. M Co. "IV '21 * seen chemi-tu in Charlotte, N. C. his home their proficiency in scholarship: A. R. To be Supply Sergeants: id's CLASS GIFT Tomorrow. town. Craig, S. T. McCloy, Emery Flinn. E. 1. Harrell. VV. H Co. "A," 211 The Senior Class (lift for the year But the fact is he died and faded from Emen Klinn is iviiug into business at G. Lilly. N. Y. Pharr, D.M. Chalmers 2. Sutton, P. G Co. "B," '20 i<)l<) consists of a set of light stanilarils view. his home. Atlanta. ■ In. and A. L. Koscue. Mr. R. F. Kirk- <. Sullivan, W. B Co. "C," "20 placed upon the sides of the steps on the And all that he left here when living was through. R. C Garth i lining to seek a for- patrick, of Atlanta, was elected to mem- 4. Murphy, S. W Co. "D," 'ao west entrance of the Library. They Was a tune in oils well .1 Texas. bership as distinguished in letters and To be Sergeants: were made by a Charlotte firm and mountain* of things he intended S. M. Gilbert will probably go into education. Prof. W. W. Wood was 1. Foster, K.K Co. "D," '20 erected last week. They do much to tO ill' business at his Ii nne, Greensboro, Ga. also elected to membership. 2. Fcwcue. A. L Co. "C," '20 improve the look- of the building. They Tomorrow.— R. D. Hall is going to take up the The membership for the past year has .?. Miley. W. H Co. "D,"2l are clearly visible from the street and Edward A. Guest. cotton business. Ix-en from the faculty. Dr.C. R. Hard- 4. McPheeters Co. "B," '21 light up the side of the building facing W. A. Hall.Jr.. will go into business ing. Dr.M. E. Sentelle, Dr. J.M. Mc- s. Massey, H. H Co. "B," 'ai the street. The gift was a particularly Ishot an arrow into the air at his home, Richmond, Va. Connell, Dr. J. L. Douglas; students, 6. Mawn. A. D Co. "B." '21 fortunate selection. It was presented to It fell to earth Iknow not where, O. P.Hart will go to the University VV. J. Humphrey, K. A. Woods, and 7. Walker. J. R Co. "C," '21 the college at the Class Hay exercises Intil the man on whom it fell of Pennsylvania. R.B*. Peters, Jr. 8. dimming, W. P Co. "C," *2l by Clewell Hawaii Came found and gave me— information. The OAVIDSONIAN. May 28. 1919 7

Clasi of 'Nineteen is Sol Forth. tration after illustration from the great Athletic Prospect* For 1919-1920. Spam). Katchford, Sample, Richards. The Korean Revolution war. The speaker declared that men Mi-Am, lohltion, Cassell. Curric. and being measured differently at the Clarke. (Continued from page l) are (Continued from page I) present than they were years ago. Unjustly Accused. Our saw overseas service as chaplain during! time Washington and I.ee O Davidson 20 Missionaries He said that the aim of the average col- the world war. North Carolina 7 Davidson 14 There ii'u the story of the negro Missionary Safe, Soon StartsHome. lege man might to the objec- A belated honor was awarded to \V. be likened Remounts o Davidson o troops coining across the Atlanta in a a military told the PyMlgyaNg, Korea. March SO., I'M'). F. Hall, of Statesville, who was called tive of unit. He of Clemson Davidson O training during late 7 transport. A submarine was lighted. We have had a month full of excite- to the rostrum and informed that lie difference in the The other games had to In- called oft war to that of other wars, and the The «i\ sharp blasts from the whistle ment since I last wrote you. and many had been awarded the DavuUon "D" on account of government regulations. higher state of disciplinenecessary to in- shrilled out order was pvjM to thingis have occurred to make our tor championship on the tennis courts. Basketball. odd the ure men to the necessity of advancing: hearts sad. though there seem some in- Members of the class were then called Mr. Miles, the "V" Secretary, agreed the colored troops to fall in on the deck. presentation slowly behind a barrage fire than was attention, dications that better things are coming:, before the rostrum and the to handle this department, and soon af- The ncgiocs -tood in line at ingle required when they rushed their objec- and we are learning more and more to of diplomas took place. Dr. 1. pre- ter t'liristiuas began work on his new waiting, silent and scared, while the (iod." diploma, tive*. "have faith in You have doubt- senting each graduate w ith his s«|iiad. Class haskethall enabled him to passengers gathered in the saloon. Then He drew a contrast between the ma- less read of the Independence Move- with a few wordsof congratulation, and get a on prospects by one black chine-gun method of attack and the line the and to find the silence vva* broken hie iiunt in the newspapers, and full ac- a w arm handshake. where they needed the hardest work. man in the rear rank who. in a small. out, During just common dirt trench that made the best counts seem to have gotten so much the announcements made Until the return of the prodigal "String- quavering voice askfd: "Does any nig- deliver) defense known during the war. as dif- of what Imight say would only be old previous to the of the valedic- hean" McAskill there was not a single ger here want to buy ■ Hold watch and Woods, and widely divergent methods of to miii, and 1 will not go into any long tory hv I!. A. first honor man. ferent letter man to help with the practice. chain?" of attaining an objective. Dr. details. Our admiration for the Ko- Dr. I.ingle announced that the board McCrack His appearance added a little "scrap" trustees, en declared that the abjective of the reans grows daily : they are truly I at a prolonged meeting, had col- lo things going lege graduation and that the the hunch and started wonderful people, and we cannot un- recagniatd the loyaltj of those members student is right. 0) members of the class of 'm had now ob- Before the dose the season The Bank of Davidson derstand their long tutoring patience of the faculty who had stood by David- "Pup" Hall also received his discharge * DAVIDSON. N. C suffering. past, despite ot- tained their objective. He defined the in am kind of persecution or ■QH in the years recent and helped out in the last tew games. 1 objective college, develop certainly not undertaking to say ters of mori attractive salaries else- of the to the 1 am racket) The hist game, played against the Banking. a where, ol best possible manhood. Dr. McC Does Commercial whether their move was wise thing hy increasing the salaries each Camp (iieene quintet, was verv eiuoui of said that the war had caused a re-rating Savings'Deparlm'l or not. but they have shown determina- member the faculty, and he further aging, ending one score Runsa .. of the college man. making him more in the side of tion, and have been most orderly on the imiounced that he was in favor of con- On the trip the Red and lilul Boxes For exceptions tinuing practice -clt-reliant. quicker to think and more S4-I4. las Lock Rent whole: and with one or two this in the future. met the heaviest opposition seen in manv exceptions) alert in every way (which we are not sure are Dr. Iinajr read a touching letter to . years. ol opponents as V—r hMslnew te elicited a thorough of Some their had not to any violence until the graduates from Dr. Martin, presi After dissertation the manv have resorted — as live or MX letter men returned Mil." dent college, is at lessons taught hv the wai. the timing of Mflai.Pra..W.H.IkM«Ma.Ciii. exasperated b> violence used on them ot the who Pass Chris- [rum the army. Although the J.UcStem. V-Pn*. cases, Miss., the advance, the choosing: of an obiec number and even this only in a few as tian. recovering his health. The ot games unn was not as large as usual, »■ B.rKlfe.MII Cbl,r live and similar matters. Dr. the leaders have always given strict or- letter was as follows: McCrack the playing was entirely «atr*factory en closed his remarks hv an exprenned and ders that no abuse or violence was to The Graduating Cum* ot mm. gives promwe ot aquad next wish and belief that the men of the i'Imm an invincible he used in any nay. My Dear Fellows: season. The men winning in this of I'l will attain their objectives. letter* Taking the funeral of their former Of all things that I have been com- branch were McAskill (captain), Dav- emperor, which was to take place in pelled to omit during my illness. I re- enport, Mall. Harrington. Schcnck. and Theological Seoul March as an occasion, the Ko- gret nothing! more sincerely than my ab- Columbia .<. HONOKAKY DICKFFS. Chalmers. reans prepared beforehand many copies sence at this hour when it would ordi- Seminary narily my great pleasure to li.is.bull. of a "declaration of independence' have been 1. Kev. Daniel Patrick Me This team had a slight advantage over which were read at meetings held present to each of you the diploma of (ieachv. A.K.. ot Davidson, Columliia, South Carolina of the others that were eight throughout the country on March 1. Davidson and declare you winners graduate ot I nion Theological in there let- - hi men spring. This declaration was signed by tliirlx your decrees. Seminary, iKii(>. pastor of the returned this Practice In' inl(Mmillion tcf r*iMloi;r(t'v deprived opportunity was hegun as earl) in March as the three men. three or four of our strong- 1 am of the of rturgaw. in (heprniitml churches at \. C weather and hv the iie est church pastors and leaders bring of wishing: \iiii. both for the college and I.enoir. N. C, I.ewisburg, W. would permit tune thev met the in Charlotte on the number, and the others composed of for my sell, a hearty "Gad Mess Von," \ a., and Decatur. ( la., preach- Phillies March ><). the team was tairlv well Rev. Dr.Thornton WhalinR prominent Koreans, for the most part as urn go out into the wider fields ot er, poet, philosopher, and lover into shape. lug victorv not Christians. After a memorial ser- the world. of men. your Alma Mater de rounded Ihe of IIn- -i-.iMin was the the vice held at the meetings the declara- We shall miss you from the campus lights to upon deteat handed confer you the I of Virginia. game tion was read, and then the people but we shall follow you with interest degiee ot Doctor of Divinity. niversitv In this Korean flags— also and earnest prayer. Clarke held his opponents to three sate Gentlemen! marched out with 2. Kev. William Taliaterro — you have been to lies .nid disposed of thirteen hv the prepared beforehand and went Remember trained Thompson. A.U.. ol Davidson. throughout shouting and not to selfishness, and my ear- strikeout metl.od. When in Need of the city "llttorali aervc m<">. graduate ot Inion The- for Korean Independence!" This was nest prayer for each one of you is that The old horseshoe got lost on the ological Seminary, Huge I*el- games Sunday were miii May true leadership tup and out ot tout extra session Saturday:on the churches attain the at nion Theological Sem low I oulv one ended in mil favor. The 7 onsor iaIWo rk ordered closed, and no services could be tlinMiiih unselfish service. man, pastor of at ( churches pitching ot Clarke was ihe of held. For a few days in Pyongyang May iod lilr— miii .each one. and Lexington. V C. Knowille. feature made, you perfect in ways. the season. In the littv innings pitched, Give a Trial like demonstrations were but they keep all your Teem., Director of Religious U6 police FaithfulK Your Friend, two hundred and tinre men faced him were stopped hy the and soldiers Work among our soldiers with untold cruekj towards the people WILLIAM I. MARTIN. and onlv twentv -eight hits were regis- At the tame place with new equipment preacher, man of (iod. lover of tered. Ilie hig right hander thus held and main arrests, so that in Pyongyang Dr. ingV also announced that a new Matei I young men. your Alma his opponents to a hatting average of city there have been no demonstrations professor of Kii|ilish had been sinned delights confer upon you Hood Norton to the .1(7. Ihe men winning "D's" were oi any great magnitude since. Hut the Davidson, new man being; I'rot. for the degree of Doctor of Divinitv. He-u.lI daptainl. Milev. Miller. Ni-xl in Post Office DAVIDSON, N. C. movement spread throughout the coun- Shewmakc, at present K. F. associate §, Kev. hVnjamin Kiie Lacy. two or three weeks time Jr.. try, and in piofessor nt Kngilish at the L niversity Davidson. iqo6, there was hardly a place of am si/e that Virginia. A.H.. of ot Kellow at < Moid I'lii- similar gathering* to the Rhodes did not have The class of 'mi presented a clean- graduate ni I nion were all put down, versitv. ones here. These cut, earnest appearance that promises Theological Seminary, Ilogic and in very main instances the cruelty well tor them in the greal worldcollege (jjhutliti! Fellow of Imoll Theological attfc of the soldiers in firing on the people which they have now entered, and their and beating and cutting them up. was Seminalv. pastor at Willow record in college,according! to the mem Spiings Church, N. C Chap horrible to tell. In main countrv lieis oi the fai ulty. is one that pretagea I1(th Field Artillery pas places the persecution seems to be di- lain . good marks on the report cards of the tor Central Presbyterian rected against the church and others are world, they Who Wants a Poor Thing Right on Time ? when are called tor exam- Church, Atlanta. ( la., preacher, let alone, though, as you ME from the greater ination! in life's tasks. scholar, patriot, soldier, lover Who Wants a FINK T.iinK TOO LATE ? signers, the movement is by no means Dr. MoCraokm, in niwntng his ad- of the lowly, \0111 Alma Matei confined to Christians. In Seoul and dreas, prefaced talk In a tew The best |>riiifinj> a his actual delights to lie-tou upon vou the obf did to only our ALPHA DELTA SIGMA. But this was not true of "drawn" there by our common Calvin- schools, hut of the government schools ism. and said that at his own inaugura- We Feature also, and all had to be closed for a tion, the rnllngf was clad to adopt as At a recent meeting of Alpha Delta time. The government schools opened an honorary son. a native of Charlotte, Sigma fraternity the following men rather unsuccessfully for a short time, loved throughout the country and squal- were initiated: V.. (i. Lilly. K. D. AllMilitary Publications but here in Pyengyang. at least, they ly at Lafayette,although head of a rival Hall. Emory Flinn and W. M. Currie. had to close again, as the pupils had no institution, Dr. Kdward Kidder Gra- This fraternity is a local organiza- And carry the most complete line of mind to study. Christian schools have ham. tion, the membership of which is made been closed, with one or two exceptions, Dr. McCracken declared that al- up of men who have represented the Books, since the beginning of the trouble. We though it was hi* first visit to the physi- college in an intercollegiate debate or Stationery and Gifts hope to open up at the beginning of the cal Davidson, the college was no stran- oratorical contest with other institu- In North Carolina new term in April. gier to him. as he had viewed it from tions. From what the papers have said. Ithe angle of Presbyterianism while he Its purposes are to stimulate interest think the government is realizing that was in Missouri. He regretted the in- in public speaking and to arrange con- they have made mistakes, and they will tangible veil between the two Preshy- tests both within the college and with BROCKMANN'S doubtless introduce changes, and there terials and declared his hope that they outsiders. A review of the year's work 210 South Tryon St., CHARLOTTE, N. C. may be hope that the Koreans will have would soon be united in fine great com- showed that the efforts of the members more to say in the government later. mon cause. in debating had been successful in up- Mail a Specialty Of course, we cannot advise nor mix in He then took up his talk on "Defin- holding Davidson's record in debates Orders (Continued on page 8) ing the College Man," and drew illus- with other colleges. > 9fc DAVIDSONIAN. May 28. 1919 THE ROAD TO MASTERY. HONOR HOLL FOR SESSION The Korean Revolution. , 1918-19- The Why of the "T Volunteers Wide Awake i (Confined Page 7) which to mastery, to Next Year from The road leads — McCloy, T., Plan for things political, do ask you to Post-Graduate S. As we go through college we usually but we power in any line is not an easy one. It R., us prayer for those of our — 98.00; Craig. A. 96.67. things the; .ire; arguing that surprised join with in 'is rough, rocky, thorny a road lined accept M The Volunteer Band almost friends who are in jail awaiting trial at Senior— McKcithan. L. H., 97-2<>I \ists it difficulties which will test your because a (Mag . therefore its old members by its growth this1 this time, and for those who have en- with Woods. E. A.. 97-t>°; Pharr. N. Y.. ever stop persistence, Lilly. ought to mutt, I>" W« and Spring. Last Fall, in common with all dured physical suffering. Pray that |powers of will and but it 96.80; Dunlap, W. T., 9580; K. "Why colleges they may ask ourselves. do have other similar organizations, the Band whatever the outcome may be |pays to travelit. G., 95.20. Why does David- only strengthened in their faith and Chalmers, 96.67; literary Moieties?' was necessarily inactive. But this be If you would feel the thrill of success [unior— D. M.. engage mf : "Hegiate athletics? trust in their Savior. , law, music, medicine, in art, in G., 95-5»; Askew, S. H., son in Spring, C. A. Woods as president in in in Calhoun. L. Or what is the purpme of a college Y. with A word in closing about this as to science, business, in agriculture, in in- Secretary Roberts, —in 95.14. A.? There must be some rea- and a live in Dave our safety. While there has been one in any calling, the thrill felt — Brown, K., ; M. C. badly vention Sophomores C. 96.30 son for the existence of every organiza- the Band made up for lost time. case in which a foreigner was |by the conqueror, the man who has dimming. W. P., 95-8+; Cassell, E., '"< this articleis to by the gendarmes, J. tion, and the purpose Interest in various phases of work bruised and beaten freached his goal, this is the road you Young Men's or cases in which ladies 9S.67. partly account lor the was stirred up, and three or four dele- and three four (mutt travel. M at Davidson Col- pushed very| you Freshmen— Richards. J. . 96-77: Awociatitin gations were sent out. A record num- have been insulted and This is the only road which can 1 Christian danger Price, J. P., 95-* )- lege. ber of students went to the State Vol- roughly, there is absolutely no ||lookback upon with pride, the only road were excep- M. Richards has highest grade in A student hardlj .rrives at Davidson at Guilford College. to us, I think, and these (which ends in enduring satisfaction. J. unteer Conference Freshman Ct«M and receives the Alumni before he is contronti'd with a veritable It was an inspiring convention, and tional cases for which apology lias been ntlicting not to pandemciniuni of >■ interestt— every delegate got a better idea of the given. Of course it is advisable Medal. time, very SOLR GRAPES. each claiming h» »upre«M* in his life. urgent need for missionaries that will itinerate at the present and athletics, publications, fra- attempted, though we to many a young American Scholarships, come in the next few years. little has been — A dime literary societies are gone out to the nearby churches. Edith told me Iwas so inter- not mean two nickles or 10 pen- ternities, and The billiondollars drive for missions haw "Jack does brightest col- some of the Japanese papers, ,esting and so Money to American youth has placed before him in their that is going to take place in the next While in beautiful." nies. ors, clmote how he will as I said, we have been ac- you will trust your- value only in that it immediately huys and he must few months will put the various mis- missionaries Marie— "And yet ln-turen them. Each Icuseil as being at the bottom of all this, , begins de- something. Money spent unwisely is divide his.time sion boards in a position to make a self for life with a man who particular advantages statements have been taken back ,ceiving during courtship."— gone forever ;money put in Thrift one has its oun much needed increase in the number of these - youeven his rcpa\ a man for the effort later, and we have noticed no discotir- Telegram. Stamps W. S. S. returns with more. and all fiill> missionaries in the foreign field. But Toronto and And mi a stu- tesy on the part of our Japanese friends, he expends upon them. men and women must prepare for the activities, and arranges nor the Japanese people risen ft dent chooses lii» ; is one of the main pur- have them. But, work and it against the Koreans— except possibly in his schedule to accommodate poses of a volunteer band to present the then' is no place on one or two instances, and it seems in wait a minute call to college students and keep their: BOYS! Now that hot and mission cases that they were under police this program fm Hible goal before them. these study, for Christian -enice and personal olden, and were only aiding the police jPh weather is here, keep that The Davidson Band has increased trying keep order. It seems a spiritual development. It is here beginning the term, in to recognizes that from eight, at the of were called in, for the "Y" intervenes. It signed card, pity that the soldiers /'wyijl cool by wearing Stoors- every activity is to eighteen, who have the unnecessary cruelty followed, and the only sure basi< nf not much character, i* and a number of others who have bystanders suffered as vigorous Christian and president, Dave many innocent fi 1 Schaefer Kool Kloths suppl\ thi- basis. Yes, it is \et decided. The new or more than those who were ■works to Roberts, has already made plans for ex- much by putting Hrst things first that guilty. madeespeciallyforyou, onl\ next year, and there is every >Sp* am success. The tension Last Wednesday there occurred one men arrive at real of having one of the says to college promise Davidson's of the most dreadful accidents that has very Y. M. C. A. therefore and progressive bands in |!|flj from the latest "Seek lir^t the Kingdom of (Jod most active ever happened out here. Dr. and Mr*. men. >c the State. and His right. mm and all these Bell and Mr. Kno\ of Kwangju, an.l things shall be added unto you." Mr. P. S. Crane, of Mokpo. were going Must men who arrive at Davidson MINISTERIAL BAND from Seoul south in an automobile have alread\ acquired Inumber of SMALL HIT "PEPPY" owned by Dr. Bell, when they were MF^?sj||ffpK We guarantee satisfaction on friends and know the meaning and struck at a railway crossing, and Mrs. friendship. The college and were instantly value of true The Ministerial Band has during the Kill Mr. Crane development of killed, and Knox was badly in- "Y" seeks the fullest past term had a very successful year Mr. friendship man and man and In a statement in today's Se ml between It is true that the numbers have not jured. la-ses, at the same Press, Dr. Bell explains that they GILBERT & McARN between the leveral . been as large as they have in the past had striving to promote brotherhood been on the alert all the morning for J^JI REPRESENTATIVES time but this has been due to the unsettled S§^^^"" "Y" has a the track several among all men. Hut the conditions. trains anil had crossed No.13 CHAMBERS special friend around whom all its ac- Nevertheless, under the leadership of times, hut at this particular crossing he uhum works to was prevented from seeing the train by tivities move and it a capable president the band has had bring iriti> contact a on the auto. It serins every man intimate "\ tragedy to better, practi- in life than tor a man enter having some interesting talks by visit- is much and Dr. Bell was world cally unhurt, though shock to upon his life's work in God's ors, among whom were representatives the him breathing the necessarily great, and His air. without from Columbia and Union Seminaries. was ven and we fear ToCollegeof Course! fellowship guidance our close ami of Christ. Miles, as the other organizations he cannot live long now. How would, Mr. in sympathv The Y. M. I'. A. at Davidson on a help to hearts do go out in to the it,I the hill, has been great be false to itself and to its purpose if Ithe Ministerial Band. Much credit is afflicted families at this time! We can- did not in ever) wa\ point to the One ilue him for helping the hand in many not understand why this should be al- open the happen, that who waits unl\ for a man to nays. As yet no definite plans have lowed to but we know unto himI ways our ways, we door before "Hi' will come in for next year. It is hoped God's are not and sup been made times, and with him." that a program committee can be ar- can only turn to Him. At such purposes C. indeed, man The other <>f the Y. M. ranged and a live program gotten up. blessed is the whose God is familiar with Davidson athletic record; A. are but atbhaats of this higher ob- mean more to the Lord. < This will the members ject and need >nK tu be mentioned. of the hand than anything else. As I took Jean down to Seoul last week know of the success of her debating teams; There are the Bible study groups under a large Class and had her tonsils and adenoids taken leaders, there will be Freshman right, Yare student in every man is all and is do- which next year the band should get back to out. She came out of campus; given an opportunity for the fullest de- ing (inely. hope menus more have heard her beautiful its old pre-war status in numbers. If We this velopment. In the We World Forum meet- every one will only get hack of the freedom from colds in the future. ings learn the meaning of doubtless thought of the fact that "Pep" men real band and do his part there will be no have written for reservations on the S. "Missionary" gel a right conception "Nanking." leaving on andunbounded college spirit, such as character- and doubt of a success for next year. S. Yokohama of the great fields oj opportunity now June nttli, and hope to be in San Fran- Ohaveizes Davidson students, can live only in whole- presented in the world. The Y. M. C. cisco seventeen days later. We will go some campus conditions. A. furnishes officers and teachers to six DMA FROM LIBRARY FOR to Me my wife's father, mother and sis- 1918-K). nearby Sunday Schools and also engages ter at Los Angeles, and hope to come acquainted with Davidson alumni in places of in playground and work. The want to study- social East later. We both ilo responsibility and trust in politics, inbusiness,and student body In popular subscription Monthly. Weekly and Quarterly ing while at home, but have not deli- a Korea, in religion. ■Msupports missionary in who Magazines taken 74 nite'y decided on our plans yet. Uare is an alumnus of I)a\ idsnn. Daily papers 12 Do not forget to remember the work For next year the Y. M. C. A. will, Books purchased here in your prayers. We do not forget I' 252 you about the 20 courses offers; have its head Robert W. Miles, Jr., aI looln donated and catalogued. . 180 you there in the homeland. May God BUT do know Davidson the graduate . requirements; the assignment rooms; of Davidnon College and of Hocks donatedand not catalogued 40 bless the labor in which each of you is entrance of the cost of a Union Seminary. In the capacity of ■ Total number of books added 472 engaged. college education? General Secretary, supervise ... he will theIBooks onhand. May is, ■<)■<)...26,(x)2 Sincerely your friend, activities of the association, will expand Direct users of the Library 432 WM. P. PARKER. its program and help rhe students snlvr Circulation, for two weeks or less b.<)72 their individual and uroup problem.-. Catalogue containing this and other information Averagenumber of hooks per user 21 BEST KIND OF PLAY IS WORK. will But why continue this recital? Every CORNELIA SHAW. be sent free. year the Y. M. C. A. finds more work May is. 1919. Librarian. to do tl>;;n it is able to handle, and One of the best kinds of play is work. every year it is the means of leadingand Many of the elementsof play enter into Address: training nun in the Christ-like life, "Cheer up, man," said Murphy to work if it is performed in the right and happy one. Dooley. "Ye/, look as if yez didn't have spirit. The most satisfying formsof play a frind in the whole wurrld.' "Oi are those in which interest is excited: BLAMI LOCATED. haven't neither." Dooley groaned. competition, with desire to succeed and — "G'wan," cried Murphy heartily. "If accomplish some definite end. makes the She "I wonder uIn men lie so?" it ain't money yez want to borrow—Oi'm game worth playing. Work is fatiguing DAVIDSON COLLEG, Davidson,N. C. He— "Because their wives are so in- as good a frind as ever yez had." Ex- and distasteful whenit is lacking in these quisitive." — Exchange. change. elements. FOUR HUNDRED STUDENTS * fit DAVIDSON1AN. May 28, 1919 9

At the coming term of the local court Inion 'I'lu'n. Seminary, Richmond. di-appi inted in love this spring and we We Are Coining, Blue of injustice the case of the famous beef A. H. Fettiag, Batttntore, Md. think that it i- due to the fact that Ham- The Peanut Parcher trust will be tried. The boarding house White's Market, Cornelius. mett poured a pitcher Ridge. Look Out! of water in hi- managers led hv the chief of the Yid- A. G. Spaulding & Bra*., Atlanta. boot*. These hoots have been placed in de-e. Jew Wilson, have brought suit Cluctt-Peahody Co., Troy. N. Y. alcohol and are being preserved a- an Show Them the True Davidson Spirit against the beet trust composed of Columbia Then. Seminary, Columbia, heirloom tor the future Gilberts. We Campbell,Sherrill and Mcl'heeters. not S. C. have mi idea when the annual will Co., be good reserva- Inc. The case will be argued before his Win. Deniutli New York. out but if he dnesn't stop going to Char- 'The last chance to get The affirma- lotte tions for the Blue Ridge Conference honor. Ike\ McAlistcr. so much we know that the mane) tive, no, we mean the prosecution, will vill -oun be n,it. (His palm- will soon have past. 'The committeehas The Seniors' Own. always represented b\ C. (Jaither, the sink- did itch tot mun.") invited one hundred college professors be "ile ing young lawyer from Catawba coun- "Yunk" (,',.. to the conference so the space is filling {('.nntiiiiiid finm Vagi- s) Ui.suell. Penfield. ty. He will be contradicted by His " says he hails up fast. A dozen Davidson men have - ./ Stone me Mom,"Sh Bo-well from Penfield. .Majesty Spann. who read law for sev Rulliiifi Gather* Ga.. but we alwaysthought he signed up and several others are most Mcl.ees, h h nnh ■I'.hbi.r was from Kveryone eral years under Junie the emi-i < WiiMtun-Salem until he a >ure tn he there. who can i Dr. ThomasClarence Stone.C ).D. received -mall nent author of numerous works ot juris- package. Since that should by all means go to Blue Ridge. 1 man Mured Boswell has among which may be men-1 I. \. D. "PebWe." the from wen a little crazy To those who have signed up do not prudence " delight. but Iguet* everything "The civil rights ol a hobo, "Is Stoneville. and Boar'* He il «ill he (). K. fail to bring vour Davidson pennants. tinned exactl) a lady high if he has a few diamond* crap-shooting legal?" If public opinion not charmer but ha* put in of the little All the other colleges will be there ambitions, hoping -nine day to rise to contents "package." very it- way all parties concerned would Hi -"illha- showing their college spirit and David- "You did poorly in attendance had the aivoinplishiiieiits of "Guy" m. much lovefor "jay Bird" report only gives you be banished to Charlotte, or some equal- Jones. that he followed him to son will. too. Chalmers says to leave Vour J2." "Pebble" lacksonlv one thing that Jones Winston at -i\ somew |ly dead hole, for an indefinite period. ■'clock in the morning to out all "extras" and pack in plenty ot "There's a mistake here." s.ii has. and that's siu hair. tit maybe find nut it he year." k If passed "Bug." "pep." Davidson should have the best E. Flinn. "1didn't take that this he acquired. bor- This goes tn prove that the Peanut Parcher's bone-head that can He has been their hive i- showing at this conference she has ever In rowing snake yd recently anyway, "Peb- mutual. Anntlici p 1 K contest, which has just closed. John D. that he presented a turtle to "Jay had. Mason sent his lirst consignment ot ble" expect- to get everything nut of to- Bird" Wile) secured the dog. The race was that night bed ire the exam. Those who have signed up Mi far are: pcT-nnal property home last week vi.. baccn that there is in it. as was " t'n. Recentl) he lost his cmn arnior week Jr. and v ice versa? dav. Chapter lour in a certain work ami the number (if fair Davidson should have a splendid year pain on the athletic lield.and thev were dame- tli.it he on statistics was among the readings as- met would surround or v,,.<. in the "Y" next term from the num- all out ot step hut "Pehhle." Me takes astound hie |iihn went in search of the "poke of meeting ber going up to Blue Ridge. Let every We have heard of all kinds of prop signed. D. July up with a m-m t.ist bonk, a TerrertTO and after the lit-t he viing 1 washing said which he knew had red flirt ami as Possum i- a Ilirt one come back nevt fall v\*ith a will to sitions but Morrison's club is will tl iink it mi twci pmposes. Hut "Pch the) " binding, and final!) came upon what he -■■lined to -nit each put across. a novelty in the fields uf high linance. is other and in the "Y We" a great buwweai man as was well love, -ay- fell week, considered was the object ai his quest. lie her name is Mis, | ,|,,.| "Fort) cents a or if vnu want ti ' shownIn his (treat luccet* on the David- advance, Atti-i he had read some ten pages ot Alcohol, mi that it is no pay in two dollars a month. "iioi.iM. Mr quieteddown duringhis wonder that LIST OF ADYLRTIST.RS TO the hunk and made -ome remarks the ha* me ha- him with is the proposition with which he iiisult- Senior year and is no longer a "Hloodx intoxicated love. QUIPS AND CRANKS. body. -uhstance ol which was that the pro- (hi th, the intelligence of the student Soph." hut a refined gentleman, ami an Edward Go U/ly. ti i had alieailv told them all of that The Lilly nl Winston and bo\ honor to the dlan* with which he grad the Social Theological Seminary. stuff on class, another entered the Lnm 1 ISalem Union Kx-temporary-professor of Military nates. are one. We were a-tmi- Southern Life and 'Trust Co. room and informed Ml. Wilev that he 1-I111I the other night when Science and Tactics, R. I). Hall, left engaged in perusing AngvIT- "Chap "Rml K'niil Clarke. Gentleman and aftei return- 'Theological Seminary. was ing from hi- -rven-day visit tn Columbia for home on May 2Oth. No. we don t from Modern Psychology. Slur." ,,,, Winston taking. lei- Clarice, Salem he v said to have gently lifted I'niversitv of South Carolina. know what tickets he was Hi- sure vou know what von are jlo "Bob the -tar heavei ot the his pillow I'reshyterians, will piohahh nppnsr the from under hi- head 10 hi- V. Wallace & Sons. ing and then do it. lerp. and tn have \ irginians tin- So read the folded his arms gcntl) Yorkc & Rogers. May we sugge-t to Habe Sherrill that afternoon." tinmnd it and to headline* ot the t Niserver, and have Meted tin- Hirtiin Kd. Mellon Co. he retrain from tumbling down stcpl All things on earth must end and -o Charlotte idol filter yyondris , them, i ' times. Will u.r 1 oppose Parker-( iardner Co. when slipping out of church.' we have come to piaisc and bury the "Rob" Clarke did in 1.1. cea-e 'The Astor Lunch. Peanut Parcher until next fall. Foi Ik'-hut them out. The nevl d.n the ( >b- Scholt/, the Master Elwood Honey has a new the time has unne to -av farewell, and servei read thu-: "Thin 'unamumrtlg Florist. chap pitched I Presbyterian Standard, pluymatc in the imp* linn ot a mud tur- gone, and -o have vou. And we air young brilliant hall and UKI AND ACCURACY! you hulk) ian hit, l.r-kine R. Smith. tle. glad you have for we know enjoy the lad afcki driving out iInii- hits m live appearance* at the kit." Charlotte Hardware Co. being with youi home folks again, and Students, a- a rule, are apt to im- < glad Thus we -end "Railroad," as he is must Tiyon Drug Co. Little boy- who meet the seven-eleviM that girl : Nl, she must indeed be properly iniphasi/.e 1In- importance uf you )av common!) known on the campus, into Bn;w n's Clothing Co. next year must have their faces clean, that have lelt I idsun. the routine class work in its hearing you the game ot lile. tn make hits mi dia- New York Cafe. hair slicked and parted in the middl':. We've tried In entertain heie this mi then future siicces.-. By tin- state monds and plav the hearts in fact \ie Keith's Vaudeville. hoes -lulled and wear white blouses spring) and it we haven't succeeded iniiil it 1- unt meant that we should not well, noticed he hail some very good tryoutl Belk Bros. They must not -peak unless spoken to. -ome people never could appre- apply ourselves diligently tn tin- .lit.ills anyway. and general practice* during the recent 'The Storrs Schaeger Co. and under no circumstance shall they ciate good thing- Hut now we ul class work, hut rather tn call atten- good thing commencement. \\V hope that lie will 'The T.«|uitable Lile Assurance So- -tare at the girls who pa— through on have come to that one which tion tn the valuable opportumtie- in the in in ot ciety. 'he trains. inii-t alway- touch every heart Good- continue tame the world chance experience-ul college life for the acquisi- when he begin* his career in the Crowd! Clothing Co. bye. The Peanut Paicher has finished buii tion ut an erect and manly expression, ness world at his native home the \ II. 'The Piedmont Hotel. We suggest a special phonograph ret- "peaking.leaking THUS. SPI NCL. and la-t hut hy no jnean- leant, that zw\ I LA( ii:i>( Kstill, S. C. Charlotte 'Transfer Co. 1 id hearing a choice line of uncompli- which enable* one to play a teeming!) // i- Invite th tiii'iii in Out Cnttrell & Leonard. mentary remarks for the benefit of those TAK.I IIMi: TO Kl \l> THIS Now \nui .1 Using game and smile. "Jeff," llii ('.uunterpurl 'The Hoover & Smith Co. who fail to pull any mail. Said record CARLFILLY. Next Siili/nl. " -Indent owes it tn liinwlt tn ill the Even Andrews Music House. to he played in the postoftice just after Hi "Mull" Hml" lislirr Purl. avoid that handicap of mental and pin- Audrey, sun Clyde, Broadway 'Theatre. the mail from every train ha- been put The list given below contain- the of more comntua nical ind|ilfenii'(ce which i- known as l\ known nmnBg the "Riff" and "Raft" up. names ut corporation*, individuals and " to aci urac) Ben Yonde Co. one prodigies "slum-hine-s" and cultivate 'The Stonewall Hotel. husine— haute* that have helped make as "Jeff. is of the greatest nl thinking and acting. Aleituc-- leads by ot the ila— ot li|. I'llose of us who 'The New Central Hotel. "I generally pull that one in society," the Davidsuiiian pos-ible their ail- to an access ol ease and bearing tli.it <>" Kiltliplr tn The Coca-Cola Co. .ml Litton a- he apologised tor one of verti-ements. It is tin- policy nl the l Mil III ale lulled deep i'\ei\ di-tiugiii-lii-- the natural from night In tin- nj this leadei Brady Printing Co. hi- usual weak one-, which as ii-ual had Dav id-ouian tn "Hack the penple that lullabies HanMum tlm-e who make it a habit to follow. (live tenoi singer, aiinmpamed on tin* man- White Drug Co. tailed ti; get the unusual laugh. hack us." these people vour Accuracy in thinking i- likewise .1 hearty why. dolin In hun-elt. Kiui:' -mall in -tature Drug Co. support, and tell them neces-aiv asuet to a I'.11 letton — this specie Carolina, upper succes-lul career. May Edward Owing* (Jem- When in Charlotte patmni/e the fid of South four many -indents with ap- Elliot'*. 14th mind, hy too are satisfied Norton Barber Shop. rant Lilly gets tn chapel on time. lowing: hundred i* not. h\ far. -mall m proximate answers. Practice in in-ordi lohnson Pressing Club. Brown'* Cafe. a sene- ol |>etition- he ha- -in iceded in nating ideas and expressing them ter»el) getting off more than MMi S. M. (J1LBKRT, TIM HISHYILIJ. WEEKLY Ui-lk lirotheLs. veals' wurk cleaiU will he rapidly reflected in in his Senior year. This we land BUNGLE: 'Thank goodness, it don't Pre-hvtetiiin Standard, attribute theease with which others gra-p the mat- Business Manage,. largely to the of hi- iiime oftener. liroekman's Hook Co. Mhience studious in which 1- intended to he conveyid. who also looking I.,I. Mellon Go. room-mate is forward ( irit i- perhaps the greatest a— et ot FIGHTING," to a "Dip" a telescope. No "Wl. Dll. Bit The student council ticket compo-ed Camp Greene Transit Co. with doubt all. The nidinary student 1- not pre expect* the - WATCH IS COME BACK. if Spann. Spence and Litton wished to Hen Yonde Co. young Ininann hi enter pared for the rough edge ot life. II grand opera of the "Russian Ballet." I thank the party giving it its niie vnte in Brown's Clothing Co.. Inc. We feelings are too easily hurt and he is wish him lurk in either. a very show, recent election-. Cha-. M. Stieff, ln<. 11.iih tn give up the tpongc at tin' tn-t Davidsnn made creditable the I). (in 1 John IIalt Tlir uliit nl l-.lct- 1 ing in Intercollegiate ten- Triver- Clothing House. .jolt. 'Tbi idea of grit belling* in the the Southern tritium. nis Tourney held in Atlanta. May 12- ( )\ Metre! ha- discovered a wav by Win n in Davidson patiom/e the fol- - '-'da-- room a- well as on tin campus uul may "Heap -ee- and tew knows' -that M.ii 24, the Wild Cats finishing in the which he cut down the high cost of lowing*; eveiv student -hould endeavm to acquire smoking. He ha- planted the entire C. H. Alexander. John D's. motto. He -ays he (joes to that which makes for real accomplish- final bracket- of the doubles and in the Saturday nights, we know -emi-finaC of the singles. suppl) 'it a-he- which he cut from III- I.. A. l.lliott. Cornelius hut ment- in every walk of life. In -hurt when his jiirl come- to Charlotte, and entries were: Georgia lech, veteran pipe during the month of May, W. S. Henderson. one should kaejl the goal in muni md The wav. -eenis — he can't kid us. Am he to| ■ Tennessee, Tulane. Mercer, and David- and -av- that he hope- tn find a good K. S. John-nil Co. 'not remark the roughiM— ol tin- 10.id. he making prugre** somewhere, and let son. Georgia Tech ran the doubles in 1 ri.p of tuhaccn when he returns in the Rooe's Meat Market. The Tarheel. Drug u- hope that it is not in Cornelius. Some a hard fought match against Davidson, fall. White Co. bod) a-ked the other day if D. was while 'Tulane won the single honors. Camp Sapphire. John ( Shop). a No. tlii- smoothe hl.uk hair i- PI NCTl'ALTTY ROLL. Davidson sent as her representativesD. Shark- of finance take notice and see Hood Norton Barber Jew. jutt natural, and does not mean that he S. H. \-kew. 'lo; R. R. Craig, '20: F. and F. H. Spence. Both how it i- done hy an expert. R. T. L. Cunningham, the Harher. Hall. Jr.. is "Yiddish." The) all like to smoothe |. II. Dew. 22; (). M. Bugger. '22 : played sterling games and kept up the Kit. Liston in a recent deal asked the letton'- Drug Co. pretty hair, however. F. D. R. II. McAlpinr we lighting." following question. M he wa- trying to K. R. Mcllwaine. his black M.Leod. -22: old tradition "That die Sum. (lilbtrl.Button, (iu. (P. I-L). K. Price, 'aa; S. M University was eliminatedby hnv a certain article. "I'll start at five /. K. Jii-tice. ai: J. Mercer O. T. (Jilhert" Sanderson, '22; A. Potcat, .21 : (I. N. misunderstanding. Da- dollars and you 'tart at ten dollars. If Davidson College. "F. A. C. S. came J. an unfortunate here four years ago popping hi- ear. Since Atkinson. '22: ]. R. Boulware, 'ji: vidson defeated I'niversity of Tennes- Ikeep on aiming up will you keep on The Hank of Davidson. 1 (Jilhert then he has been poopinghum jokes and M. Richard-, 22 :S. McClov : see b-l, 6-2, service was ruining down? & McArn. I T. . MA. l-b. 7-s. Hall's Field Artillery "hull" ever since. We R. M. \\ ilkes. 21;C. B. 22 : A. perfect, keeping the Tennesseans in the Knov & Harnett. Beall. ( have no douht that in future years he F. Drake. 22: C. A. Mc^irt. '20. defense at all times and his well placed Home comings: Five & Jib-on. will he popping eorn for five (Tilts per missing the line by only a When comes inarching home L. B. l^»ng. passes back Johnnie hair, thus demonstrating the fait that he A wellknown bootlegger, who hail* inches. Tech defeated Tulane 6-4, Class reunions. Other advertisers are: few is a husiness man and not one of the from Baltimore, is now wearing service Tech played great tennis in the When the cows come home. Hoover & Smith Co. (Jewelers), — b-7. common (Jilhert in jail, of finals. When that report pulls in. Philadelphia,Pa. herd. has been s

++itkirk*irkirkirkirk1rkirkirk^^ DAVIDSON CLUB !t THE GREATER 1* I ORGANIZED APRIL 16, 1919 J I The Aim of the Club: J

| A BIGGER AND BETTER DAVIDSON THRU i

I 1. The preservation of the best traditions and highest ideals J | of the college in the past. J

♥ 2. Greater loyalty and co-operation of the students in all $ $ college activities. t I ■■■■■ J I 3. The wider extension of the college's influence by student J t and alumni effort. * I J I ThePresentPlanof theClub: |

1. 400 students of fine character and training for next session. ;:

$ 2. Closer connection between student, alumnus, and college } I thru J i . * i R. W. MILES, Secretary .... Davidson, N. C. jf