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BY THE STUOENTS.lg! T.t,!B UNIVERSITY
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VOLUME XXXV
........................ Students Lax
real fraternal aplrtt which runs
throuih the boldnal&me, but tbe
ordl.nary run of fllht followen
have no doubt been under tbe lmpreuloo tba.t the third man in
the rtna wu a mJdt u far aa
tbe brotherhood wu c:qncemed.
Nevert.heleu up at Maryland laat
BaturdaJ when Howard Smitb
climbed tbroulh tbe ropes the refene uUd b1m h1a name 10 he
could mate tbt announcement.
Smith viewed the offlc1al with a
friendly amDe and repUed, "Howard Smltb, but you can call ine
Howie If JOU chooae."
WASHINGTON
AND
L~E
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY. 12,
UNIVERSITY,
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For Army M a t M eet
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NUMBER 32
193 2
~ 11 Wap~in Wharf,'' Pirate Comedy, S -. -G
-~d.
IGenerals Win
Bll &I
7i b _J
PI'
prrng rr rron I
In Regard To
Few_!!owen Sen•
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• nut rou auour tay Practice Starts I Court Match
Cold Checks on!':y
~~. ~a~:!~:·~f~~~~-- " Wappln three
Wharf... la C1CIIDid1 ot lone acene. but requires several Early In March j
From Indians
are making laat minute purchases plratea
W Obarlel mecballical novelties. Advice ls
ampus-:-
-Commentlb' EVE&ETT CROll
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It baa been said that there Ia a
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Tickets on Sale Monday
Candy Ia Favorite
Valentine P~nt;
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Edwards States
That Entirely
Too Many Cold Chech
Are Being Written
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TROUBLE RESULTS
FROM POSTDATING
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--Committee Threatens More
Stringent · Action Unlaa
Attitude ia Changed
Prom tbe increase In the num-
ber of cold cbecllls lately, it Ia obPor two years, Keener, captain vtoua tJ\at the students are not
t Maryland's boxlnl team bas cooper&tlnl with the Cold Check
t.hrou8h inter llellate Committee, and, unleas they show
~ed
tltloo wttbout d feat
~pe
knocked do e but
:enmet .s lODe~ last
more lnterekt, action~~ are iOlni t.o
be lmpoeed t.o ~ more~ent :ea and reculationa • .,._...
w• be came cloler to haVlnl h1a ~ :'aU::. chn: Inez::~
__.ect record ...,.
---'led tban ...
--. written tor
ue dance ec
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aets, poa
and care-'
wb:
~U:..ol~ Lin~~ ~0:~
of articles appropriate for the aen- Brooks, will be pretibted t1r tbe
tlmental commemoration of the Troubadours on M.U'Ib l4&.b. U
tradltlonal holiday.
present arran8tmeDta
Practically every merchant,- pleted. The pl&J 18 verr C01orf\ll
with the exception of the clothina , and baa aeveral COIIllc . _ . to
and hardware stores-baa d1s- jlive relief from tbll IIIIIW ler·
played boxes of candy, fancy lows moments. Tbe pertdd II not
cards, and other memontoes. J very clear, but the aetloll 11 eupHeart -ahapect boxes seem to have posect t.o tate place dW'IDI t.be
been enJoylna the widest salea to siege of CalaJa when PrJDae Hal
students, whereas the plalner box- was Prince of Walel.la lniJend,
es and economical carda have been "Wappin Wharf" . . t aa&o npopular with the t.ownspeople.
hearsal laat nllht Ullder tM df·
Aa usual, a large number of reetlon of Ulric MOON directOr
comic valentine. have been sold, of the Troubadoun. 'ftli IMt baa
and like last year, there will ~ not been completed M ret, but
mon than one 1tudent and pro- It 1a deflnlte that tbe foDDw1DI
feasor recelvlnl a eulOiY that 1.11 will be included in It; Mllll&rah
"damnably faint" In Ita praise. White wuuam Oordao. Oeorp
However, the number. In compari- Foster: Pete Friedel, and WDUam
aon to last year, baa shown a Hawklna. Jr. Purther addltloaa
marked decrease in lales, iJ)dlcat- and ~hanlea will be made later
Ina either the depreaalon Is atm 1n the month
clutchlnl, or that the-tad 1a slowwork on the acenerJ and atap
l1 c:Uaappear\1\1.
effects starts next nelt ln tbe
Very few atudent.s are Purchas- ~ "Workshop." The play II laid ln
ln8 flowers
telesraphed
ery,
and alaoforUJutlut
year, deUvonly
I
belnt obtained from New York
tor the bulldlDc of these. The
According to a statement Issued
Troubadours. In view of the fact yesterday by coach Tilson. spring
that ".loumey•a End" will follow 1 footbaU will begin for the Gen·
tbJa play, bav~ decided to make erals the first Tuesday In March.
tbetr own coatumes.
The spring session will last six
Correspondence Is now under weeks with the first. tew weeks
..., tor tbe road tour which Is devoted to the fundamentals of
planned for the tint week in the game and the hard work and
ApriL
Prominent people and scrimmages will come la.t..er.
clUbe ln Richmond, Greensboro,
and Ralel&h have already been
Spring practice this yea1· will be
written t.o 1n regard to produc- a chance to devolep men to fill
I~ the play. The Troubadours the places left by Mitchell, Mat.WUl also aive the aueat perform- tox. Tllllon. Ba iley. Martin. and
anee at the North carolina Play Nesbitt who wtll receive the
Tournament this year
sheepskin this June. Frank AlAnoth~r play may be given ln mon and Red Eicholtz. sophoconnection with the University's mores. have both withdrawn !rom
celebration of the Wuhlngton Bl- school and their services were
Centennial, but notblni deflnlte counted on for next year. Rebas been prepared on thla to date. serves from last year are counted
It is rumored thai a member of on to flU these gaps, but they w1U
tbe facultJ 11 writlni a play on be hard pressed by several memOeoi'Ke Waablngton, which may bers of laat year's fres.b man team.
be used.
Every mm registered In school
18 ellmbl
•• e f or sp ri""'
... prac lice an d
an com-!
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Griewank Makes Initial ApD
pea ranee on oremus
Gymnasium Floor
GAME MARRED BY
PERSONAL SLUGGING
Holbrook Is High Scorer of
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Points
In a game featured by the first
appearance of the towering VIc
Grlewank as a member o! the
Blue and White quintet and by an
abundance o! fouls on both sides
the Wnsbington and Lee Generals downed the Indians o! WUllam and Mary, 31 to 17, laat
nigh t In Doremus gymnasium.
The close guarding of the Washington and Lee team held the In-
V M I Head Is Boxers Will
~~e !!em'!:r~~! ~=~=s~~ ~~~~h tow~~·· ~~~e g~~·t~~~~~~
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Next
Meet N• c. s•
Math• Begms
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Anny Contest Ill.
Insurance Is
p•tnance Drtve
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Taken Out on
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With Eight
leaaly written on tbe W1'0DI bank. a few upperclassmen, mostly ot
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Students are too lax In pualJll the aenlor classes, have shown a
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as posaible. Sprlna football 1s half.
checks on the wrong bank or preference for ftowera-whlch
s~
one of the means or developh)i
The GenernJs came out. ahead
writlnl cold checka, accordlnl to may incUcate almost anythlna,
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new material for the team.
tn the number or fouls committed
W. C. ~wards, chalrma.n of the The Increased number or ex-bachas weU as in pomts scored. SlxCold Check Committee. Such caa- elora now attendllll achool has
teen fouls were caUed on the
es are due to ektreme canleuneu aenect t.o ra1ae the sale of flowers General Lejeuae Will Make Generab to Meet a Tam That
IS
members of the local team, whlle
on tbe students' part. Inatead of to aome dqree.
Adclresa 81 March AtL Thua Far Un1
1the Wllliamsburg boys recorded
eooperatlnl fully with tbt Comc.-Two Washington and Lee
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mittee, students are tU1nl ad....Wy
defeated
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players, orlewank and Jack JarVtctoi'J 18 alwaya aweet -.ben It vantage of tbe replatlona now In
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ret, were forced from the contest
8
l.s ovw
a
Wahoo
opponent,
Uld
to~.
and
thar"
mak1Unln
no
delffftort
AnnoWlctment
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nCoach
Ttlflon's
YArslt}'
boxlnl
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by the foul route.
__ .. _ \ap a -•..tn• of ....._ to support em.
esa a
erWhen ....
uov....
""" ent a ttltude 1a """wn,
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cently ~Y Dr. P'l'Ud P . .a.m..
Play Is Slow
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even more
w.., c om...... tam will haw Its hardest te11t
lf
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mittee
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to......
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re
-!dent
ol
t.he
tonttbt
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North
Carolina
Play
during
the f irst ha waa
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-. ......- w..........~,.._'=,:•took .... ly 1n livlni penalties tor the ne~General Archer LIJeune, au~~: a&Ne a& aallitb. N. o. The oen- Dollar Tickets Will Be Sold slow, but, nevertheless. ~~ two
uua IIIWI
~~~~ "-en
u.. t ... latl
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tendent of tbt v. ... I . wU1- .............
t.a have not lost a
quintets managed to reglao.cr a to-.
wben
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...o on ot tbe -··• ....,, It·..
So W d
a •a.•1
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tbe acldtela •t tbe March .._. . . . lbAI , . , and preaent a well
ra en Can M'"'et
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lal of 11 fouls , eight of _ which
r 18-, 81•.... ...-...
aod Wblte awtmmer,
won hoped t!W.t no auch chanle wlll
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be - ,
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bay.
•'rnw
8lnc:e the Tar
Cad--were converted to the acor~
colover I&Jer in tbe 440-free atlle
n ..- . , .
Umvenaty lnaura M.eer- General LeJIUDI,_ Who N&lrJd Betll lolt to Waahinlton and
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1umn. The second ha lf wu faa....,.,. ~
nW- That....,__ ia
from &be Onl&ecl . . . _ ........ Lie Jaat Jtar, 1-1, they will be
ter and rougher with the Indiana
event, It marked t.bl ftnat defeat
tor &be Wabool in two yean ol
Buatnesa manapra of the varr-•-..
Corpe two yean 1110 to tu:e up tbe loot1DI fonrud &o kllliiht with
Tickets for the Waahlnrton and striving vainly to overcome tbe
c:olle~~Me CC~~Uttltloll.
loua oqanlatlooa and publicaLee Chapel
position ol auper1Dt,endent of tbe ..-t ln&enlt.
Lee-Army wreatlllll meet, to be I lead and the Generals steadlly Inti~ are urpd to be more careful
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t.be ~ fll
t.Ue
ot th held here on .March 5, will 80 on I creasing their score.
plaJen of tbe unl· about depolltlna
poet-dated
PIDe
lnau.ra.nce poUciea am- ~n~
oom...........
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In ~ aale Monday, when Coach ¥athGriewank, six foot nine center.
~,! areol V~~~o.•ofaz.e. cbecka. Heretofore, tbe . , . . _ ounttna to •106,000 baYe recently o1 &be ~ caq. ...._ . . Mai'Jiand IUkhei 1ut ~ tbe Ia wlfll ~~cat mdpa.' !n ~ ~l~ was the main attraction until he
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"" men"JU'I eeem not to ba• IIIWD bleD taba out bY the Ulltflratt7 Warld War Po~
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tbat _. to n.ht aplntt lect rom wwac a u en... w o s was put out of the aame. H1a
Johnl Collele at AnnapoUa. Por aumateot. notlee to tbe Ptlal Oil aa UM paintlnll tlaai bul In tbe uatton
t.be
,.. ove~wiiidlht. Tbe year Pledied to b~ one ;1~t heigh t made it lmposstble tor hl.s
tour NQ JfcMcld .W doWD f wbDm t.llll cMck 18 dratn
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.,...., ~ each at the pr1cea one 0 • opponenta to reach the ball when
l'tlu1ar ~**ft:u- the cbect wu eaiiiiiL
'lbelt IJQUcleloonr are aDd tMft Dm1DI •
- . 1 ,.... at - 1111
!lui u.nert me too- 1wt1fc1l"'ft • tile rfi'\1IU' admil- he held it over his hea4, a feature
for~-~vidual 1a reiPODilble and an PM'tiiUiariF for 1nft.l oi wu lldpwsf ll d Clll &be 111a11111 11
dllcidld
be bad &ion Prl~M
· 8 8 ,__.
I which the Generals uaed to lood
.,...u check kle writ. and must art.
Apia ~amoa. Be a
pt
-.a.er no& do 10
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aYe • advantage near the buket. ThJa
found a DIW a&blltic ouu.t Ia Ml• verlb tbat he bas mene' In tbe .Tbe rr-tlr part of tbe paiD'- battAuoo o1 ....._ .a.
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About 400 men allned tbe pled- 1 method of play and the contlnuhe. An llm•UOD to ent8' tbt bank When tbe cbedt Ia written; IDp came tram Mount Vtmall Uld durlnl \be Bpanllb .a.1caa ww, beA new : - : · :."
but a larle number of thele ous stlllggle for position betweeb
J.iiii·PGIII IMarnamen& .,.. , te- o&berwtle. be Ia IAlbJect to npul- wete PYeD to Ute t7D1VWIUJ after and to1JowiDa &1M wu made COill·
bu bapi1 1d
dld not return to Lextnaton th.1.a Griewank and Shaffer, the WU0'
10 rap
OIPted. Ia • mJdlt
& 1M* 11011 from the Onlvendty bY tbe tbe deatb ~ Kra. lAit wbo Iaber rnandNU o1 tbt Kar1De 11arrac1ra
year.
Repreeent.a.Uves Will be Uam and .Mary center. appeared
. - . N~ .._ a vtc:loua ...., Decutlve Comlnittee.
lted tbem 'nMI Cbartll wu.u.'; at QuaDtioe, va At tbe outbreak .ance tbe ........,.. fill &be ...on named In all fratemJty hoUBell to to am woe the crowd more than the
at . .
and bit bJaa·
Por the purpoae ot IWd1na atu- Peale ~t oa 0enera1 WMb o1 tbe World w 'ar he wu cbGien that CGadl TUaa ..,. be de· sell these tickets, and the non- actual progress of the game.
·•11 Ill till ,._, . . . . put .~ dtllta to
checks 1n and out of tnaton wb1ch ahon him ln ~ to bead tbe
eorpe and aervea a cbaDce to lbow what he fratemJty men will be canvaaaed
Holbrook Hlrh Poln&er
be4 .._... MatiiR VJII . _ JIUI- town the Cold Check CommittA:.t unU~ of a colonel In the Brtt- baa been elter for bravery' by a can do.
by manaaers and members ot the
Paul Holbrook. stellar Washln8ed
wu
Tbll eUmtnated lab army, hu been apprailed •t p-eat lllADY or the European powPt.nner wtll be back at IS& wreBtlln8 IQ\lad.
Lon and Lee guard. was hlah point
tbt necealty of any unpleuant •2&0,000, but no worka of art aach en.
poundl ln place of SruloWlt.a alter
Thla meet Ia belnl sponsored by man for the evenlniJ. slnklna
'lbiJ . , taa.t Ill tM ltr1DI a experience tbat uauallJ accompan- aa thla the rate 11 neceaaarillJ 10 No deflnlte date baa been aet a rather lenltbY ablenee.
Coach .Ma.thla and the members of three field goals a 11d two foul
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lea the attempt to cub a check. blah that the Un1veralt)' at uua tor tbe -.nblr yet bet tt 18 aProvinl bla •bllltJ laat week t-be team, and not by the athletic '> hots for a. totaJ of eigh t points.
., s-r oamu the news . . . a. The on1J ldentUlcattoo necea•ry time 18 not able to tate out a po- pected that 1~ WID be &AMUDOid &IIUnat Keener of Mar)'land. llln- asaoclat.lon, which .-.a un.ble to Gallman t. WliUam and .Mary for1
~. bOxlnt coach ._. laat is tbat tbe Individual mua be en- llcy that would COftJ' the value. in tbe near future.
cber wtll fllht IP1n In tbe lU lnclude auch an undertaking In ward , pushed h!m to the honors.
y~. bU tonallen tbl Jrtvdepe rolled ln tbe Onlveratt)", and the Howewr. It ta hoped that ln the
pound aectJaa.
Its nnancla1 budlet.
l aeststertn& seven points. on two
ot the free IUD for tbGit o1 tbe Jbecuttve Committee ot tbe Btu- eoune ot the next tour yean, a a..a... Geaenll 1 ~
Jim Pouad, wbo lick IMl
Larp CNwd bJ1!8CW
tleld roals and three succeufu1
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dent Body IU&I'&nteel checU only POliCY' for the full value can be uwu7 ~ . . . week. will be bKk 1q h1l old place
Arranpments call tor 800 seat~>. charity throws. Jarret, Blue and
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under aucb CODdiUona.
tatm out.
Swimmiaa Mea to
at 180 pounds tollllbt.
aU reserved, t.o be setup In Dore- White forward. dropped In two
Off..
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Amonl
the
other
muterplece~
l
Cavalier
Frahmea
COUlna
and
Tilson
WUl
take
care
mus pmnaalum t or the meet. , iOBLs !rom the noor and a fou~
8tranie tblnp are bappelnl
aid
to
atudenta
to
revent
wblch
bani
ln
the
chapel
are
the
of
tbe
l'l&
pound
and
unllm1ted
There
will be tour sections. two shot In lhe first haU and fol
thla ,.... and down In DaUu.
Ju an
tbelr
~ the coml»onion portrait to tbe Cbarlea Coach ey Twombly's treehman wellht.a reapectlvely Botb Jltace for students and two for faculty lowed w1th another free throw
'l cxaa leap-year baa taken bold
before he WB.It eJected from the
o, Bob Olmateed and A1 Waper, carlean~ ~ommitteepaoff.;.. tbe IWUaon Pole portrait ol Wub- awtmmen suffered their first de- and Tex WOn thetr' flibts last members and viSitors.
~-~eetJona·
lnlton.
which
is
one
done
b1
the
teat
of
the
aeuon
Wednelday
at.
week
via
the
knockout
route
The
General
ll'&PPlers
O\'erfray enrly in the second half.
f,lf'JDer powen ot tM 8llma Cb1
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Charlott.elvllle when the came
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whelmed Army, 34 to 0. Jast year,
Frank Balley. who was shUt.ed
hou.ae oa th1l campu.a. Tbeae
Ca > Allow for tbe b&Jlk•a month~
ol ~aye~. ~ out on the ahort end of ~ 86·31
Tbe ~nmen mow Just how but with several of the Blue and from center to guard to make way
two wortblea recently made tbelr l1 aerv1ce cbarle.
leDU neea
rt aeon ln their meet Wltb the Baby tourh tb1l meet Ia kolnl to be and White matmen who participated for Grlewank . fPatuud wit h hla
d llbut, &M It 18 reported tbat the
<b> Keep atuba.
Stuart
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Cavallera KeDuld aen.aatlonal are all aet t.o show N. C. State in the affair at West. Point miss- a ll around floor pia) and clean
lone..a&ar ...-a CODaidend tbe
Cc) Don't atiempt to write a aome 11
n quea on and 1 frolb ~er w~ the h1lh that they can be.t them &lain 1n8 rrom the aquad this season, defensive work.
w.\Oie affair a IUCOIII. In mak- cheek, then cover tt later.
eM.::St ::~re::J: be ~t':..t
~ potnt ac:orer of 'the meet with 10 thla year.
a much more lnterestina contest I Joe Sawyers. sensational Waah1118 tbelr' appearaallt on tbe oc<d> Watch counter cbec.ka. pra
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Ia expected
lngton and Lee sophomo• ... who
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cwdon eech wu cl..-cl In black Make them to tbe riaht bank.
Ia by Stuart. who did over a d011en po " ... 8au.....
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Handball Tide Won
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was the star of the West Vh·slnla
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tllne
f
portralt.a
of
Wuhlnltoo
after
h1l
and
220
yard
free
style
eventa.
alx button coat.a Wltb aat.ln lapels
nw folloWlnl Ia an ou
o d tb
wuu.ama alao of the Baby OenBy Snyder In Close
Fro.h Boxen Face
game last Saturday. was way off
b!.u:lt Uee, and pearl atuda.
the rei'Ulatlona for the year 1831- •
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erala, followed hlm wltb 7 points
Malch Over Broome
G
b . C d
last night. He was unable to aet
1832:
,
by tYlna tor flrat In the 100 and
reen nar a et1 1l his range, caging only one rteld
There II IP"'&t joy 1n tbe Delta
1. Cold checb wtll come dlrMarb For Sana~er
goal and a. foul shot dm1ng the
Tau Delta houae tblle daya and ectly to tbe notice of the lllxecuIncrea.e Over Laat year ~aki~~
second in the 50 yard
Joe Snyder, Phi Kappa Blrma, Tomorrow night. will see the contest. He wa.s hurt In 11 lltlle
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for no other ....;on. than tbat tlve Committee from the buka.
ree
e racea.
defeated Julian Broome, 8 . A. E .. Freshman boxing team face 1rough play In the clo!-!lrW mint he Phi Oam pltclpa have aeen to In tb1l manner, aU cold cbecu
A consJderable lain Ia shown
Gammel lost the 100 yard after a hard batUe for the hand- Greenbriar, at Gl'eenbrla.r. In ute!) and. with hl~o head bler<llnl',
It that tbl loc. brtek Jllut which wUl come to the lmmtcllate not1ce 1 t.h
u f th tlr t
breutstroke when Pt.rar of the ball championship last Wednea- probably their atronl'e5t match of he rellred In tnvor of Billy Wllba.a a bablt ol ~ 1t.elf a of tbe committee and be dealt ~r eo-:n~ t~ the ~0~;:; Wabooe man&~ed to touch the day. Snyder and Broome have the aeuon.
son.
n ulaanOe in ra~ w.tber will witb at once.
tod 1 t
Alth0 h th 1aide or the tank flnt, althOUih been ftahUnr for the lead ln thls
Beln8 a military schoo~. GreenLltwan. Wllllam a. n d Mary
no lonler exilt. Ju a part of the
.......... of num.,.,r
per ..... aaf
year. wh o m~!.... ....ee ~ ....
Gammel'a
head
In front of
The penal tlesdor the .._......
o men
__ ,
d tdurnament all the time, and It IS briar has the advanlaie inasmuch "aunrd. started the scoril"'
.. \\ath a
....... waa._..
1: ll week actlvltlea tbe Phi Gun cold checks aha be u follows :
Dean's llat is three leal than l&at r . . . . . 8 · 8 .,...ea .....,.. aecon predicted that they will meet a.s they can present older and foul shot after seveml mlnutt•.:. of
1 ledpa were requlred to paint
1. Any student. who lntentlonalr'1
be
th h0
u place ln the dlvinl, faWna to a aaln In the doublea. The doubles atronaer men who have had sev- 'IIUU1Rh play on the part or hoth
Ellt;b 1oo1e brick With a brll'ht •- ....... a cold check, wlli be re- !~
numln r,
fe
~ rote - o•take flrat by 5-10 of a point. are to •tar t Immediately, and a eral yeara of exJ)f'rlence Last outfits The General, Jum""'d
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crease
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yellow paint. The DelLI an con- qufllted t.o Withdraw from the 11 l2 per ~nt over the ftnt. ae~· an r ,......
came 0 aecaw nr o aamea to .,., P 1~ year they beat the younaeor Oen - ln lo the lead shortly aflt•r"' 1rda
atdeJ'lnl a letter ot appnctatton.
Onlvenlty.
meater oflut year. The number ~a~~ ~1';~fthe haa already betn made.
erala twice, 11-2 both tlml' .
when G11ewank cuaed hi nnly
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2. Any student, wbo nt~Upnt- of thOle who fell under the autoI ve •
our
The atandlnrs of the dlJJerent The Blue and WhiLe FretJ\mw Cil'ltl 10nJ D.ull'Y ank unc to
Wh11e the Initial call for actual ly, accidentally, or unlntentlona1- maUc shows a decrease of 20
points.
fraternities will not be t\iured up an~ danreroua, however. and stand make It four to one but ploy wua
bt eba11 practi()e hal no& bHn 11 paaaea a cold check aball be cent
per
Wllllama was forced to share until after the doubles have been I a pretty fair chance of wlnnlnl'. still r.low. Botb teams were havmade as yet, Capt.a!Jt Dlek Smith, dealt with at tbe dlaeretion of the
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honors l.n the 100 with Gravly of play~ . Thls will be toUowed by Bed Medley of the football tetun lni dltrlculty In flndln q the buThe honor roll thll year carries Vlrlinia when they flniabed the the boxlna tournament.
wlll starL In the 175 pound dlvls- ket
vu nlt.J coach hal alrea4J beiUn Oiald Check Committee of t.be Btuwork wltb a few ot tbe outfteld dent Body.
40 nAmtl, while 85 made the race t.ocether. McDavid went. out
ion. Ben haa not hod much exTwo rtrld aoat by JArrett 111d
cundldatea. In tbe ftrat ITOUP to
a . Por 11. ftrst offence, tbe atu- Det.n'a list. And. lhouah the num- ln front 100n after the start of 1Dr G ·
T Mak
perlence but Is a wllllna ~rap- one b) Puul Holl.lrouk hl·lpn1 the
• amea o
e
per
Oen~rlllll mulntuln thl'll I uti.
put. on uni.fonna were Tim Cre- dent ahall be warned and be al- ber of thoee falllni under the au- the 220 to eaally capture thJs
m in, Wal~ cnmtn. Bo Wllaon, lowed 24 houn within which to tomatlc rule wu 46· u compared event. In the 50 he won out over
Series of Speeches
Carman will ttahl In lh un- which Wl\4 th• ('J\lt:nt!d bY 11 trlo
Chn Mlller and Rud)' Routen.
make same 1ood after auch warn- to 53 last year, It wu nearly 26 his teammate Williams In an exIn Northern States limited cla&tl, taklna thf.> place lt>ft. of two-polnlers cagcd uy tilt• lnlnl. Por thll offence a nominal per cent laraer than the number cltlna t intah . Weakened by the
open by Lew Marlin who I'I no" dian . Ar~rume 11 tt·d \t lth roul
1n the ftrat aeDleeter of 192t-30.
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If ever a player was on the apOt ftne will be lmpoeed.
...,_ of .McCauley · the .-.
""'n •
Tonl1ht Dr. Gaines spew at. a Ion the varsity squad.
~hota theM> points from 11c•hnIL wu VIc "Lel\lth" Ortewank in
b. Por a second offence. the
erall were unable to keep up the 8atherlna at the annual loyalty
The other wel11hts will be tak 11 1mull' bruughl thl' &eoh.: up tn 12
his debut In the WUllam and Mary studen t ahall be warned and aJ- Pill ALPHA DELTA PLIDOE8 rut pace aet by the Cavallera In dlnuer at the Pine St. Presbyterian care o! by the uaunl mNl Thl'y to 8. with about It'll mlnult•• of
aame, but even under that halldl· lowed 24 houn in which to make P'. E. Puller, Southboro. Mua.
the relay.
Church In Harrlaburt. Penna. He lU'e : Cleveland , 116 pounds. llol- th<• half le!t to go J•'l'om this
cap he came throuah 1n a way the check aood. and htl shall be J . J. P'rampt.on, Jr., P'ederalahaa been on a tour addresslna bert, 1211 POUnds: Smith. 1311 point however thr bn krt, n·re
which bodes no aooct for future placed on probation. For thla ofburs . .Md.
HEN PREFER TEAOHINO
various Alumni a roups since h.ls pounds ; Louah. 145 POunds , and the rnosl e lu~lve lhln1111 on the
Blue and White opponenta. With fence, allo, a nominal ftne will be N. M. Gladden, PUnt, Mich.
P'lqatatt. Arl.z.-CIP)-P'or the talk at the 0 . D. K. u.sembly Short, 160 pound.s.
court, nnd nelthel tram rould
threeMUOna of competition ahead lmpoeed.
Gnorae JOM"ph, PUnt, Mlcb .
tint time In lhe hlatory of the Wednetldar. Last nltht he ato
sink the leather cx<'I'Pl from the
of him Oriewanlt should develop
c. A third otrence Ia punishable 1 W. P. Coleman, CoiUentown. lnatltutlon, there are more men tended the banquet of the Wash·
llosplla l Nott'l
ftC'e throw llne. Each outCH
lnLO one of the leadllll tap-otr by requeatll\l ~offender to with· I
Va.
than women atudenta thla year at lnaton alumni ; from there he goea l Nine boys from W nnd L ure nnk a puu· or <'hartly ahol.& and
pla,.,. of thJa aeetlon.
draw from t he University.
A. M. Fowler, ll:aat St. Loula, Arl.r.ona State Teachen Colltae to Harrlsburt. and from there lo In the hospital None or tem nre the hall ended w1lh w tun 11 ton
d The Committee reaervea the
Dl
here. R1'8latrar R . R. Powen has Pitt.abur1h, where he 11lve! a forrtously Ill The ho.•mlt.tl te· and Lt'c 1< ndta 11 14 to 10
'Tbln an~ tricks In aU trades riaht to Inflict such penalties ln R. G . McDouaall, New York, reveal~ that there art now 28~ mal add~. Lo the alumni, con- ruses to dtvulae a ny nilmel.
Pl•n ra Roueh
and lbo'land Unlvenlty hal lett- leach case. as In It's Judlement the
N. Y.
men students and 210 co-tda.
cludlna hla lrlp.
-o JKitl'lt ~· ai the first &eM 1 ur
llma&e!J applied Juat. that where cue teems to merit. .
0 . A. Pnmer, Lebanon, Va .
-o- ---o-The child \\hO hn tx c:u lraln('d the e<'t~nd periU(I , <hovv~t 111 a
Uwlr IIIIU~ team II concerned
The Committee reserves the C. B. VIckers, Kontaomery, W .
Even In a ftlm there should be
The Continental, the IrU.hman, simply to obey Is not eQulpp d CrC'e hot !or Ius lu t JJOinl ot lht:
u tM peblp.la wtll d1acover when rlahL t.o amend the rules t.t any
Va.
a au~&eaUon that marrla1e rniah t tht'l American oventat.e The Ena· to face lh complt'xlllt~~ or mod m WtiiJum and Mary maua ed to
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C91aUiuied on paae four
time.
l Wlllon Sanden, Waupa.ca, W la. 1 be a lovely thlnr.-A. A. Mllne.
llah understate ·-Frank B. Kellou life Flora R~.
Continued on paat cow
Mlnc!Mr cautht b1m on tbe chiD
wU.b a ferrUle rilbt and later ln
t.be drelllaa room att.er KelDer
had Jua IQU.en the verdict bJ a
alllbt JDal'l1n the Terrapin battler
acbn1ttec1 t.bat tor tbe ftnt two
1ounda be continued ftlbtlnl only
by lDaUnct
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SEMl-'W EEKLY
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'35: D. C. Mner '86: L. L. Smllh '85: C. G. Lulie '85 : 0. A.
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Patrl~k
'15 :
WE'RE SUCKERS
A college mnn hates to "gt>t. :,uckctl under'' in
a uu~iness deal. Arter attending a univer$ity for
one or more years he feels he is a.t least capable
of giving a proposition the once over l>efore signiJlg away money. He pride~ himself on his ability to in\'estigate bdor~: goiug deep into a scheme.
Yet here at \\'a. hington and Lee, as a letter
we are printing in the letter tn the editor column
would indicate. we are a hunch o{ sucker!.. During the recent examination period, perhaps the
majority of men here snw two letters with Rouert E. Lee hotel envelope on the bulletin board
in rront of the ccrop. Sollie student had found
them on the '' alk. ami a~ they nee< led stamps
and he evidently thought the owner would pa s
by and claim them, he placed them in full view
of passers-by.
For over a week they stayed there. Finally
they were taken down by a member of till! off ice
staf f and opened to see if there was a return address on the inside. A!. the contents of on.e of
:::=.by now~~ I
••••••••••••. .•••••••••• Pol~Monm, and ~an Mowbra7. ttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt...,
THE ARMY MEET
Climaxing this year's wrestling schedule will
be the meet with Army on March 5 when the
most appealing program s i~ this sport has been
introduced to Southern intercollegiate competition will be offered
An unusun.l angle lms been prt:sentcd in the
scheduling of this maer. for when it was being
arranged last Spring 11 wa!:> round t.hat the athI ed~ department could uot give it financial backing. Coach Mathis and members of the team,
desirous of having the West Pointers come to
Doremus gymnasium. circulated a paper among
the members of the st.ullt!nt body asking that
those who would be williug to pay. the dollar admission ut the gate. sibrn their names to it in order that financial backing be assured. In other
words, the wreslling team. with the signatures
of more than half the studt'nt body, agreed to
back the meet without the nid of the athletic departmcnt.
" londay, the men who signed their names to
this paper, will be aslted to buy their tickets. It
is most important that their response be imme·
diatc.
Elahorale plans have heen made for the meet.
The eight hundred seats which will be erected
will all be resenred. Stubs on the tickets, assures each man of his rightful seat.
U en who last year expressed their desire to
support a meet with Army must not forget their
agreement, but they alone cannot make it a financial success. New men in the school must
lend their support. if Washington and Lee is to
hold the spotlight of the intercollegiate wrestling
world on March 5.
ANOTHER QUESTION
With mqst of tlte di ff iculty in regard to the
new holiday chang-e prartit ally fin ishc:d. auo<her
question now appears on the horizon. In looking O\'er the 11e,,. cal""l<lar, ,,.e· 110t1'ce that tlte
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classes after the Christmns holidays begin on
January 2. Thi~ certaiuly isn't a ,·ery pleasant
tlate to look forward to. Those boys who live
at the greater distance will have to miss the home
town !\ew Year's E ve celehration ; those boys
who li\'C even furthe r will have to leave sooner,·
and finally there will be few students in the
Uni versity who won't have to lea\'e for college
New Year's day.
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There are many, in fact. a great many students who now feel that the new rul ing is unjust. These have voiced the opinion that an extra day in June would be preferable to such a
sudden return in 1933. There are few, if any,
students in this un iversity who, haven't anticipateel New Year's Eve long months beforehand.
Under the present holiday ruling a maj'ority of
the e students will be compelled to spend New
Year's £,·e on the way back to school.
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The Pualoaat.& Plumber
'lbe late Jean Eallea once atarred in a ahort- Uved Broadway
play ea.lled "Her Cardboard 14ver." Thl.8 vehicle now eervee u
the latest Bu~jter Keaton optlll,
assisted by Po~ Moran, and Jimmy "Snozzle" Durante. '!be
movte version ~rlvea the a~ve
stellar comedy trio a chance to
do lts share to attempt to lltt
the current depresai~ blues. Keaton. Moran, and Durante do more
- they Utt the toof, and the picture iB a howUng success.
What a. plumber does not know
about love is hllarloualy demonstrated by Keaton as a Prench
bathroom mechanic's aaaiatant
who gets into au sorts of cUtriculties when he attempts to repair a lady'ts bathtub. He is
signed to a contract by the ladJ
of the houae as a "volunteer lover,"
and many embarrusing mlxuP6
occur before things are plumbed
Marie Dressler receivec1 an award
from tile Acad-.ny of Motion Picture Arl.s and Sciences, YOu ~Iu a llltory W'ritten especially ror
her by Frances Marion author of
"Tbe Champ" and " Mu; ll.nd BOl ,
MlliS Dressler pOrtrnyls an old'fashioned aetrn but devoted
houaekeePer ln the famUy of an
eccentric Inventor, who mothera
h1a children aa thouah they were
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""' o~ Compllcatlona a.r1ae when
an invention makes the familY
asptre to social amblUona, and the
succedding eventa lead up to a
trial. Mlu Dressler lives a spl.endid ~rtomance, aided by M.Ytna
Loy, Richard Cromwell Jean Hersholt, John MUJan,' Ka~
Crawford, Barbara Kent, George
Meeker, and Purnell B. Pratt.
More might be sa.ic1 about this
splendid picture, but Marte Orelaler should be enoueb. However,
the show ta a four star production,
and iB RECOMMENDED.
further includea Irene Purcell, anbert Roland, Mona Marts, Maude
Eburne, and Henry Annetta.
<Addendum : Late show Friday
nllht.>
At a meetlnl of the Rot&rJ
The short feature preeent.a the club on Tuetday ntaht at the
Boswell Staten 1D "Clcee Har- Dutch Inn, Mrs. Juanita PreWitt
mony."
Bauer preeented a pl&Jlet entltRecommended.
led "Paced With Dea.th." '1'be
monol()IUe wu one of the moet
Tbe Poea&eelo xw
difficult abe had ever attempted
Mrs. Bauer sald.
Ken M.&Ynard returns aaaln to Mrs. Bauer was a member or
the Lyric ridinl hard, t\8httna the eaat of the play when It wu
hard, breathinl baret. and lov11ll gtven eeveral yeara qo by the K.
harder. The reuon for all hla 0 . A. players from tb&t station 1n
enthualum 1a Kal'Celllne DaJ. Denver. Thla waa the flrat ttme
He wu tbe Jaw of the ranae Ubt1l that lt wu ever pretented bJ one
Day boYe 1D llPlt. and tben he person alone.
wu captured by love. Ahbb.
The main theme of the pta~ Ja,
Pront Row recommendl all "WhaL would Yotl do when faced
weatem.a.
with death?" The eharaeten are
Mary and Jack, Amertcan tourO.uQ Haa..
lata and evidently new}Jweda, and
Lionel BarrJmore once an- Mr. Ball, a traveler of sc.mnounced that he would rettre-trom Enaliab deecent. All the cbaraethe active l1de of drama and be- tera were portrayed by Kn.
come a director, but he wu per• Bauer.
suaded to tate the part of the
Aa Kra. Bauer ouWned the plan
veteran c:rtmlDal attomeJ 10 "A and aave the aetttna, a Welab coil
Pree Soul." Hta' personal trt- mine ln which tbe three obancumph wu eo areat that whea ters are parUeipatina 10 a tear.Bayard Vetller, .lbe wrote "Tbe a ahriet z.GUDda, tbe lllhta are
Trta1 of Mai'J Dua'an">wu work· ouf.....-4nd tbe banQuet room 11
11ll
on "OuiltJ Handa." aaw him 1D plunaecl
complete ~.
the N~ ....... __ pic.__ .._
At tlrst,into
Kar7 bewildered bJ
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,.....,, _, what hal ~
wrote h1a prtnclpa) eharaterllatlon calla for Jack. c:m:~=
so thM nobod1 but Barr7mor'e
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could play lt. And eo the tradltioo he comtorta her wt&b tbe idea that
of the - .......- ...... ••ved
'"'"""'th- it dwu
mere inconvenience,
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thatJust
tbe 111btl ou1d 80011
er B. walka off with all tbe actl1ll an
w
be
honors
turned oo ..am. At 1lJ'It tbeJ
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think themaelftll alone. but 10011
The picture concem.a a v c ... _Y ..... __ ...... _ ..---umpb of ....
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.u
proeecu- and crt.m1Dal a.t rneJ', Blu and h1a comments Gil tbe
He baa sent men to the electric ......•--tAA
of ... __ Wel
ilnOraDCe
chair and saved others from it. ah,._....,..
poppJ-cocll:l"
"WhJ.._
tbe coun-~'...~ ~=Jttoobllpd: kSl try hal a c~ like a floDd, a
spare
own lanpap l1U tbe Tuwer ·of Babel.
dauahter an ua11 c1111rrac:e. 1111 and then 011 top ot that, tbeJ lure
ututeneas enable h1m to ma..
- - ua down into ...
....._ bow'.. of .........
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the crime appear a autctde, but a _ _.h --"' •urn ...... _ u ..... ..,,t 011
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non auu ~
....., . _ ... ea oua w......--..owever. it Ia us!" Gradually tbe trOUP of
conatdered bad form tor a would
be critic to reveal too much ot a
DlYitei'J story. Therefore, thta
00 IIILL - · deput.ment wUl be u vacue u a
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Mr. B&n7more II autated by
=~K~U::.,~~- ~ W"W''m DAILY
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Palace Barber
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J. ED. DEAVER & SONS
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Courtesy Cards Honored
Special Student Tickets
Lubrication Service
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FEBRUARY 11, lilt
Lee
du
an
niveraity of VJ.ratpia,
•t
en1aalnl in a
stormybaaketb&U fracaa, foutht to a acore tbat,
ftrtlt, no one waa
sure or. Aa there waa no official scorer, the ftnal whlatle precipitated
a chaotic confused melee. Vlrginla adherents ruabed on to the IYDl
ftoor In the belief that their team -.a the_yJJ;tor, and the B~ue .and
Whlte rooters were certain that thetr team won: - Th~ llirltlll CJ'O!d
were 011 the polnt or riotiDa when a harried group or ne~per men
(God bless 'em> ftnal1J &llDOUDced that tlfe pme ~ ~ 31 Ill
'lbe tie was never played off
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Prestdent Smith received by mall the Croix de ouerre award by
the French aovernment to the famed WUhiqton and Lee Ambulanee
U'nlt tor lta work on the battleftelda of Belltum. Poneat Pl.eteber,
present head of the at.bletlc depa.rt.ment, wu ln charKe of the unit
at the time.
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Tire Repairs
Oil
lfOpe towanllt
the Stntan aloom.
to tbe campua.
'nle rea11zattoo bel1na to dawn
Hello Prant and Ann:
on them tbat tbeJ are trapped u
Rllbt now 1m down here in
time pauea a,nd they hear a ·• - Lninrton. Va.. You IQ)ow tbe
lea or retonatlona. PathetlcallJ WMhlntton and 1M coDep 11
Jack trtea to an., the fean of cloWD here. 1Jo!r tt IUN &a a
Mar1 and en111ta the aid of Mr.
bia J)IMe. I •• tlle Tomb of
Bax 1n so dom.. Mal7 ~en Robert
"11 rilllt Oil tbe
that the ~da whlch lbe bean collele ....,........
are thole ot iunD1nl water. TbeJ
·wen I went to 1101ne of tbe
are all faeed with the IN*tblllty fraternity bou8elt wtlere the
of beinl droWned Ute rata ln a
COlJele ._,. lt&S'. a.a, tt &a
cap. Kar7 wues hllterlca1. and
nell lD·t.llh'e And ao.f, aDd
Jack triea to calm her. "BelttldJ, 1 told &b• J waa bfallal <ol
Mary."
coune I wunt>, I told them
All 10 into a dilcuaiob of'·the to 1DUe • Jaok Jo&.10 I could ;
prectou.mea ol ute and hoW tlw7
let • room, I went to a or I
are loatbe "to lhume off thJa P*'- UMltot Quite a blt of
IDOI1a1 coD" with Jack eootendlna
IDODIJ. You lmow one fl
t.bat ute m~more to hJm and
&hem
11art a POt and t'
KarJ than to
• liMe be 11 an
would teep on tettta. more
old ~ and hal at leut ORir DO one would bMit out, and
a few abort ,_,. to Dve. Jack aave me supper and PMb ol
Continued 011 pap lour
cqarettel.!. ..........
Well tollilbt 1m ta LnlDI·
LETTaa TO Dl'I'O& .
ton aDd liD IOIDI to pt a
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<Eflttor'a note> Dcerpta . from
aa. anonJIDOUI Jetter found br t.be
Rea1ltrar of t.be UniverattJ lbow
that the traaemltlel of t.be camPUll are beibl IIUida tbe IUbJect
et a "bnm.,lq ractet." 'lb1l
letter wu lldclr.led to a penon
In Akron, Ohio, wu tOUDd UDstamped and left on the buDet.ID
board Thla letter 1a beinl pub·
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FEBBUARY It, 1111
It is ,interesting to note U.t V. P. I. once had a'Wreltlinc team tbat
turned,l&at we'ek's score upetde down. 11M Tech ~tmen def•ted
'w. and .X.. by a score of 28 io 3-but wbo ~rs the laat time a
Tech combine has beaten Waab.lnrton and Lee?
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FEBBUAaY U, Ul4
~ lsaue1of the !Una-tum Pb1 was devoted Jarp)f to dewa per-·
In Washintton next week, be(OW).
gtnntna llcmday, la the premiere talning to the propoeed new ltadlum wblch ts now known aa Wlllon
Vlrtua~ everyone wt11 aaree
Ziefelc!'s new show atarrtnc Pteld. The architect's drawlDp, covertng bait ot the trout pace, was.
that Jimmy Durante iB mad; of
Bert Lahr, MarJorie White, Bud- somewhat simtlar to the preeent bowl with the exceptloo that Colollthere's no aense to what he does dy Rodgers, '75 glorl1led rirls, and tal ornamental PQita were propoeed inatead ot tbe preaent ".-stun·
and says; perhaps that Is why he
others. 'lbe name of it la "Hot- wire-work." 'lbere was also a Colonial type fteldhoule at tbe en-·
iB ao tunny. As tor Buster Keatrance end of the standi.
ton, he la as solemn as ever 1D Cha", a!ld it iB at the National.
FBB&UA&Y IS, ltll
a funnyman way. Needleaa to I&J
An unprecedented rush on st. vaaenttne•a EVe for boxes of C&DdJ',.
PollY Moran lends able support
e ca.rda. flowers, and other blementoea. clM.ned out nearl1 all caafeeto thJa comedy team. The cut
the letters prove, \Vashingt6n and Lee has served as a most profitable stop-over for some proIt secmQ
fessional "bummer." This is not a fake letter,
., that tl1.." al.lthorl.tJ·es would at least
consider the stut.lents who are so unfortunate as
or some j(jke. Thi paper ha the address and
to live in other sections of the country than the
nnme of the persons in Akron for whom the letSouth. T hese men will be forced to shorten their
ter was intended.
vacation in order to r<:turn to school for the opPerhaps all universitie!:> arc "so ft spots'' for ening day. Wa hington and Lee has be<:ome
men "thumb ta.-<ing" to all part:. of the country. very popular with men from the West and North
Perhaps a man away Crum hotlll' listens to a hard
.
in past yt:ars until at the present time these secluck story w11h more attention that n man who t'lOllS have represeut ed a great numbe r o c stuis workinR and does not get an allowance from d
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hy should they who have chosen Washhome at regular intenal:.. O r perhaps this in·
ington and Lee in preference to other schools
dividual i ~ an urtlL ually ~·xpt•rt sob :.tory tcllt:r, suffer such an injustice ?
.
and even the man mo-,L hardened to begging
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pleas would l>~eak down and give his last clean
If the University authoritie.t; claim to have the
shirt to thi knight of th~ roarl.
interest of the studtnt body at heart when.. hoi..
iday regulations are made, they should reconWe don't know to wl)ich fraternities he .,,ent. sider their arrangement for the Christmaa hoiIt doesn't mattler f<>r they are all repre cntatt ve idays which, after all, are the most important
of the ~:~ tudent body. Every man here i ~ big heart- olles to the student.
ed et1ough. if the down and uut story of the
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tramp is strong enough, to chip in with at least
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From year to year fraternitic ha,·e reported
DISMISS CLASSES ON TIME
that for a night and :.c\cral mealo; they ha,re shel·
tered some travclt:r who ~>aid he was a member
Punctuality is a virtue to he prized. F rom the
Located ill
of the particular lodge and knew some prominent time a child starts to school, he is warned not to
Hotel Robert B. Lee
man in the national orgnmzation as his proof that be tardy. 'fhe mere word ~uggests slovenliness
FOR SERVICE,
he was a member of some chapter of the society. and carelessness.
PHONB 219
IT PLEASES US
And few of the fraternities handshake (perhaps
Yet in spite of the teachings of the wise ones
TO PLEASB YOU
because the members long ago fo rgot the grip l) there are members of the faculty who insist on
When he was gone perhap it was an ovcrcool, holding clas es a ft er the bell rings. 'l'hcrc is
a sum of money or clothing that '' a.'~ missing enough time allowed the travel to and from . . . .~~~HH~~·. . . ttttttttttttttttt
from the room where he was treated with all tJ1e buildings, bm when that time is infringed upon
court.e y of a vis1ting brother.
it is almost impossible for a student to avoid enOn Fuhion Park, Globe and Kahn Tailor Made Clolhea
This time the beggar clid not C\Cn profc s to tering class after it has started. He slips into
Frieadly Five and 8oRoniaa Shoa
be a fraternity 111l:lllber. All he had to do was his place as quietly as pos ible, hut his entrance
Jlcatl a harcl luck ~>l Or) and tht n collect cnuugh cannot a void disrupting the train of thought.
Van H~ Shirt~
noncy to stay at the larg<'"t hotd in tuwu. It Continually being late for a class maJ..•s a bad
PRICBS REASONABLE
QUALITY FINB
wns such easy pickings that he had tcJ write home impr<.'S ion on tlte. professor.
o his relat i ve<~. Olt ) ""· thi!) '' IJumming l\ ephew" I Conditions are C\'en worse when cadet must
\'B well pleased w1lh \ \'~hin~o,t1on ancl Lee.
Igo to ntilitary classes. Besides getting double
SBB J. K. OSTBRMAN-<>ur Apaa
t.:nfortunatdy this man' ty..,e make. it hard demerits for tardiness, it is awkward to enter
or a man who 1 actunlly down and t>ut and the rnnks if the troops nrc marching. T he whole
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tteds n small sun1 to gl!t to o. pln.ce where he is cia s i held up because of an individual.
promi~ot•d a job. And unfortunately tourists, beAlthough a student has the right to walk out
cau<.e they ha\'e n·:ul or heard acc()unts of men wht'n the bell - ounds, few art so ill mannertd
like thts. hc~itale tiJ gh·c ri1lc tu eclllcge men here as to do so. Consequently unless there is coNORTH JEFFERSON STREET
who nrc trymg to ratch a ruk from lA-xi ngton to operation among the faculty members, the stua m-nrby lO\\ n to ~pend the wt·ck·end.
dent bcarll the brunt of au unj u'lt attack.
P nnting th1s iwcr won't stop strang~.·rs from
\\'hy. then. would it not he practical to sound
~t1hl.ung tlte out of a jub ton to the f rutcrnitic.'l, a warning bell two or three minutes before the
uut wc du hope that it wlll \\ttrtl tl~ !lt>eilltC!i hour bt'll ? Two or three minutes would allow
o !lt(l)l gtvtng mom v to umdcntlfit."<l men a111l at time for clo11ing a lecture and would do a great
C:l!>l ~how the UTJ;'iUlilation'o the lll'C"I:)'tlty or in- <lcuJ to reduce tlw prevalent tardiness about the
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Tankmen ~Wiri ·Old Dominiefl. State Title From .Cavaliers
Defeat Wahoos
In Oose ·Meet
T 0 Gain Aw~d
Our
Athletia
pastor ma.y get denounced.
Frosh Quintet Freshman
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At any rate here's wbat
Suffer From R1gon
Niebur has to
Of Mighty Forages ''The doctrine of resignation to
To Play V. P. I.
unfavorable clrcums Lances
of-
Biolopcal Studenta
Hear AdclreM By
Dr. Delha, Tuaday ·
MatmenMeet
Dr.
'say:
Duke Team·ln
Dr Lucius Junius o e a a
Hell
Len a harmful one. To resign one's
Contemporaries .. Quest 0 f 'Tt.•t1e thro~
h the auspices of Tau ~p~ Baby G-e--'- A- s•:..ht f.-..
wee ' with Its sleepless
to hnmutnble circumstance
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nights
exhausting activities. Lo flnd $atis!nctlon tn Inner val~
Iota, honorary t)lololieal fravorites in Game at Blacbhas been nearly disastrous in Its ues. is the answer of religion to
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mon.th old baby
was located outside
whoee heart
of his body,
Cominl from behind 1n the last. In all other respects the child
two events, Washington and Lee's was perfectly normal.
vanlt:Jr swimmers defeated Vlrgtnta at ChariotteavWe Wednead&y
To reduce the fumbllna o1 bab·
for the secOnd straight year U-31. lea by Inexperienced young mo~hThla victory also aave them their en, a profellSOJ' at Northweatem
second suceessive state champion- baa sunested that the stria there
shtp and/ marta tbe tlnt time take up baseball.
that they have defeated tbe Waboolln their own pool With two
An in&tructor at the 1Jnlftnlb
events to be swam, the 15G-yd. of Det.rott. 8\lllested that hot dop
b&ctatroke and the 100 yd. free ml1ht as well be given collese
style, the Qenerala tr&111na 28-22. P'&duates as diplomas, for thouih
Nicola and Moody outcla.ued their "the frankforteJ'S could be ea.ten,
ftel4 to eaaUy take ftnt and sec- nothins was aot from the sheepond In tbe bacutroke. Riven, skins.
ovei'COID!nl almost a two Jard
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handicap, due to a bad start,
According to a. professor at the
ftuhed to victory over Lampton, UnlYeni&J of Toronto, students
the C&valler captain, to win the there study an ~veraae of twenty100 and c1iDch tbe meet.
hOUI'I per Week.
B&n1l pve Sayer of Vlrrtnl&
hJI ftrst defeat In two yean of
LehiP students an complainlnter-colleKi&te competition when inc becauae the Ubrary 18 open on
he won the 440 yard aw:tm. swtm- Saturday nllhts, whel) there are
mlll8 h1a own race, Barna took o&her th1np to do, and cJQIIed on
the lMd at tbe &tart and staved off SundaY evenlnis, when there 18
SQer'a ftnal dCII'tl to win b7101D8 tune to studY.
one
ftve feet.
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one new
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Stxty-ftve Unlvel'Bity of Iowa
recora wu ael students are working their way
,.... Blumenthal of tbe Caullen ~
~~:y:oppiD. floors
c:apurecl the ~-yard ~e
y,
1n 2 mtilutes 23 aDd 2-lClleCOIUia.
Tbla wu tbe oniY eYflflt In 'Wtdch
"Here's a lfOup of namea tata V1ri1DJa awtmDier ,.. dearlJ en from the atudept direotory or
ctcwlnant.
N.t.b,...,. UlllftnltJ: 'If you
Tbe 0ep1ra11 jumped into the aet too PRANK or RUJI'll'. you•u
lead with tbe open~na eYeDt tM ftnd rOUJ"'elf ·1ett1n1 the OATB or
1Q
R&..a MonlaDd. ' aad t.he DORR SWIPI' and BOWl.
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lead Plndinl ioune1f outeide may
MUMir p.ve Nichola a 111e
IP&ke 10&l STBRN or CR()SS but
and the mr,n IWimmer ClOUted don't
YOU may even pt
to vletol7.
YOORB the m,xt DAY 1f you can
W~ and Lee ca~ be COY' .. - The oametle Taraeeoad place In t.he divtnc ---.~
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Peck W&Jaef lost out by the Dar• tan.
r-oweM. ol IDAI'IIU..~.1'*111Wol. Oftlel&la at lfneule tJaltenl&:r
dlmiDitive
~ arti1t
the Wahooe. VlriaiDi& . - took have laaued an order that stuthird In thla eYent, when Plah- dents mar not buy elder , in aplte
burne DOled out COben by ftft7 of tbe fact that tbe health depa.rtbunderda of a point.
ment has Ucenaed venclorl of the
Tbe acore wu tied when L&lllP- beverate. There' seema to be a blt
1on of Vlrllnl& &oat 1lrR place 1n of a fear tb&t the h&rmleu apple
the 10-rard tree strle and J!l'lch. JUice milbt accldelltally turn Into
·Ola and MorelaDd piDid IIOGad aomeWDI elle.
:and third placM reii*UYelr for
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the Bll B1
A certa1n professor at LaiQe&te
. Vlrllnla ':.:;. a leYtm point lead U~~ found a pack&p on ha.
'When Blumentbal brote tbe. nc- dooratep, and there wu a merry
Ol'd In tbe 200-:vard breut 1trote ticldJll IOAna on IDilde. Pe&r1ni
and ylrltDl&'a Cobin came tniiC- tbat he wu the recipient of a
.....h . . . . _ _ , , .. ..._.__,_._ bomb be telep!v---' the pollee
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after the
races
be CJeorle
had at
Wllli&m
andhard
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and
Wuhlnltoa on PrtdQ &Dd auurday, took third for the varsity.
In the nat race, the 440, llarrla
lalned reveoae for hl8 two 111'1·
Ytoua 'def•ta at u. ~ ot
8aJV, when he COD~17 defea&ed tbe heretofore unbM&able
Waboo. Harrll beld a omJmiJMI.
inl leU after U. ftrat two lapa,
but IQer, with a delperate ~Print
eloled up tbe pp tn \be •
lenath aDd a half, untU he wu
rieht ora ll&rrtl'a feet Wben tbe
1lnlab U.. WU -.-d. Cabin I&VI
nl'lltJ anotber point wbm he
tollowecliQer .en. tbe Iiiii to
tate Ualrd place.
O•wall AIUa .....
• Nk:bola U1d ~ put Walhtnatoo and Lee abMd qaln wbm
theJ Captured an& and. SIIODd
placlel NIPICUYelJ In the 110-JU'd
bacbtrolre. After the aecoad lap
the Genera} mermen bad tb1nll
all tbelr own war IDd the nee
~ oae between the two. with
the vMer&n Nlcboll tou~ tbe
waU a few feet In frcDt of the red
• headed aopbomore.
A ftrat place ln the 100 m..at
YictorJ. and a second Ue ICON
when Riven and Muuer Uoed up
for the IUD 1n tbe ftn&1 event.
Lampton lot oft with tbe crack
' of the IUD and blt tbe water 1lnt.
Rlvera,llow In •tarllnl wu &lmoat
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two :vardl beblnc1 U. Vlrltnl&
leuder With
when ahebunt
came of
up apeed
from hll
dlv\l.
he
waa even with the Vlrllnl& lMder
when the ftnt turn wu ~ached .
Showtna peretct form , R1Yera
l&lned on the tum and held hla
lead to the ftnlJb, to atave otr
the lut minute sprint of Lampton.
Summ&l'J' :
Relay-W. and L . <Rlvera. Muaeer, Moreland, and Nlcboll.)
so-yard - Lampton. Vlrlinl&,
ftTst; Nichola, W. and L ., aecond :
M oreland, W. and L., third. Time :
21 2-10.
Dlvtna- McMurtee.
Vlrllnl&,
flrat: Walker, W. and L.• IICOnd;
JI'Ishbume, Vlr(lnla, third.
BreutatroD-BlumeDth&l, VIrllnla, ftrat: Cohen, Vlrllnla, eecond ; Z&ch&ry, w. and L., third.
Time: 2:U 2-10.
440-yard-Harrll, W. and L.,
ftrst : Bayer, Virltnl&, aecond; Cohen,
and L., third. Time: 8:04
1-10.
Bacltalroke-Nlchola, W. and L ..
ftrJSL; Moody, W. a.nd L., aeconCS ;
PhJUpe, Virl!n1a, third. Time :
2:01 8- 10.
100-)'ard- Rivera, w. and L.,
1'1 · '· Lampton, Vtrrlnla. aecond;
Montaaut. Vlrltni&, third. Time:
1 :Ul 1·10.
w.
wbo
10011 arrived with
au their
bca~
pa.rapbernall&.
WbeD &be bundle wu opened. one
Uld a
cloeka, two tubea
ot tootb paste, &Del a peoctl were
fouDa. Be wu -bellevecl ~ vicUme ~ fraternltr ~«»ota.
..,l&larm
Frwi-IMD Wnlden
Will Law 1.!.-•...t-y
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To Meet A.M. A.
f
~renee
Ch
amp~Vu.Up
Duke Univeralty Ia sendinl a
wrestling team to Lexington th18
Saturday ln a.n a.ttePtPt tci atop
the long string of General mat
vtctortea. In this meet, whlch ts
called tor seven-thirty Saturday
evening the Generals wlll face the
laat obstacle in their quest for the
southern Conference title for
1932.
Not only will the COnference
team title be at atate, but there
will also be a ~ ~
ing sidelight in that "D:vaMDtte"
Evans wUl be f1ghtln8 for what
probably wlU be hla title. The man
WhOJD he meets. Onlako, a sophomo~. has won all four of his
Diatchea ao far this seaaon and
Ia deadlocked with Ev&A8 for the
leadlnl pasiUon.
The midset
General wrestler will face hia
atUfeat teat 1n thia fllht 111 11 Ga.a'll Swimmen Will
aeaeon.
evidenced liY the fact the Onlako
Meet Puke Here Saturday
baa won each ot hls vtctorlea bY 1
NEW STYLI IIASUTBALL
a fall .
,
Cbampa.iiJl, m .-UP)-It may
Gamble flchttng for Dqke
Saturday afternoon at 4 oclock or ID&7 not be tbe• bec~Dnina of a
m
~und
the a128
clasl, havi.Qa
Ia also rated
aa
fine wret~tler,
had
four yean exPtrience. Re wtn
t.ce Nelson Tho~, Wasbinltoh
and Lee wrestler l'ibo wt11 be
wrestJtna for the first ttme r.t
this wellht. havtQI alway• wrestled in the 130 POUJl4 divlaloo unttl he wu mo...a IDtQ ~ Ulhter
wellht due to f.be withclrawal of
Abramaon.
In tbe ot1er maW\es tor the
eventna. Oltelman, filhttna at
one hundred Uld thirty-five, w1U
meet Jo:rce of Duke In a psatch
which lbould allo prove ill~lnJ whUe Prltcb&rd, fl8htlna. In
h18' aecoDd \'al'lltJ m~ for tbe
Oenerala wiU bt
Rled
of Duke. Prltcbarcl Wl"eelltJed in
hla ttrat VU'IIb' match IIUnat
Davidlon and on
declllon
Smith .
~ ·wm
meet
ot tbe Bl
in
the 151 pound ~e wbOe .Joe
Wrilht wb hu
both ha.
home ~ bJ ~ t.U. wUl
r.ttempt to repeat apiDI&
ter of ...._ .......... ttlt
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the two hea~ dtYIIkJa4
either Bolen or Plaa. f&lhtiDI at
175 wUl filht Brnn from tbe
Durham acbool IDd in q,e • .,.
wellht lllttloD an old rtn.lr)'...W
be conttDued wbeo ...,... peat
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Al;'qb thl8
btbem
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be
ot
the cooflr..,. IIIIOil .... of
coune tbe tam ~ftll tbt IIIOit
lmSW..Sve NIOI'd fat
will 1D all probabWtJ p1Me &be
ll'l&ter number at mea OQ
&bat.....-
JDJthical team
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Doulut, 8&rkt.. Munaer, and Men- ;===~=~~~~~=~
doli& aeuon
wUl be victorlee
out to repeat the
earl7
while Dyer,
Crou and Ruffner wUl be In tbere
RADIOS
trytna tor their first victortee over BOSCH-R-C-A-VICTOR
the cadet flahteri.
B&VNIWlOX-MAJUTIC
The January meet was oae
with • acore ot lt-11 and with
. , E 1 N B B R G, 5
the out.come dependlnr upon John ~;;w====:::;;::::;::==:;
Mendolla but th1l time the froeh ~
::z:
wm be out to clinch the meet , . - - - - - - - - - - - - .
before the fln&l match.
JOHENNING-SIMPSON
Coach Mathia ta tn for a buay
ELECTRIC SHOP
daY 8aturday for )le wW 10 to A.
OOJIPtETI ILICI'aiO
M. A. wtth t.he frelhmen and then
II&Yrol
wUl return to Lextnaton ln time
PBON14SI
for the varaltr meet with Duke
whloh Ia scheduled tor seventhirty.
c. 811le1.
Lexington
Cafe
n:i
went
with PI&Jtna b&sketb&U Oil a sliP""" Mrdl'lood
floor t
talna 0 t i....~. tball d
· wo
..._e
a.Q
f~~U s~rs have tMen tQo-playinl the ca,e game on the new
collete tee sbtlna rink here, an.d
with &Pta on. mind rou.
to Wlll1arolbura and defeated WU-
American hute brtQp
THIS WEEK AT
man:v
ocS..II&rJ. T!nmedJate)J f~- ev11a Into the World -Norman
lowlnJ ;~ ~ tbe7 set out fOI' B&piOCl.
.
Waahlnaton where tbeJ met and
~Uam
def~ the atrorc 0eofle Wuh-
It the nobleat. man in the world
inatoo Caqk IQuad.
1a treated
drel be m
"MJIWbnmera tn Sq. IDe llulpt react to It :
IICOUDIJre~and I am optomiatlc of a w. and Borta PUuak
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--o--'1be old ad&p '11e 1~ aQd
10U'll ~ b&ppy," hal bet~~\ cbu8eel to Be 1ood·loolllu an4 bol4
:vour huaband."-Aim& 8 . Rlcbard·
eon.
All that Ia d1ltlnctlve In man,
marttna hlm off from ,U » clar
he walta \QK)Il or the potatoel be
eata. occun In bla tboulbta aDd
tlolla.-Jobn De~.
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35.00
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34.50 Polo Coata now
22.50
29.50 Polo Coata now
One UIOI'Ied lot clotinl out at -15.00
writes an old Washington and Lee man, and
we appreciate his letter.
frienda to
We wane to be
all the Washington and Lee Boys.
ALL WALk-OVER SHOES REDUCED
~.50 now
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Lut w.e~t-end the l1lll1ften
A UFUIHINQ R£0188
A hro-llliau&e Wlllk. a he&
&lid eothe, &ad tiM
tu.U. '-Ill euy.
e!fect<J on. freshman athletics. Cy the problem or lire. But it is one
Young, fx~shman coach or bas- thing to accept our own llm1taketball. !.'9.Jd that h~s squad is ab- tions and those of nature and ansolutely dead on 1ts feet Sev- th
t
t
. t
eral members or the tNl~ ha
o er o accep a soCJe Y which
reparted for practice with feet ve consigns some men to poverty and
badly blls tered, aJ. a result or ml~~ heaps we~lth into the laps or othnight hikes In search of buried ers. SoCial clrcumsta~ce is. nevtreasure, that they have been un- er Immutable and religion 18 alable to practice "The boys all ways being portrayed into coun·
sel!ng acceptance wh.ere ~here
have colds and one of them is in f ough.t to be he1.01
b ill ,,
th ehospital sutJering from the ,
c re e on.
grippe which he con tracted on one
of these aU-night walks " said PRESENTS SPECIAL ADDITION
Coach Young. ''I am very' doubtful of our Chances with v p I
Philadelphia., Pa.- ( IP)-One
Saturday night."
· · · of the most pretentious editions
Coach Mathis was a.~so very em - put out by a college newspaper
phattc ln his condemnation of not a daily was published by the
hell week proceedings with its ef- Temple University News on the
fects on his freshman wrestlers occasion of Its tenth anniversary,
"Although we have beaten A M.
With a two color front and 16
A. once this year the prosPec~ pages. the sheet successfully reare not so good for the return en- viewed t he. growth of the unlvergagement here this Saturday."
sity and the paper since 1922, 11lustrating with a. large number of
photographs.
REFUTES DOCTRINE
Special articles were written by
New York-<IP>-If your pas- many former members of th.e
tor tells You to be resigned though sta.rr.
POOr, better not tell Dr. Reinbold
Niebur, Professor at Union TbeoPatronize the advertisers In the
loatcal Seminary a bout it. or your Ring-tum Phi.
are Pla¥tDI M the t1Nventty or
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new
aport, this
but rame
there'lthey
DO
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lt • DQftl,
ceed1ncl7 atreneoua tor t.be aenerala all' indlcatiOQS J)(Jmt to f,be
fact 'Uta• Coacll TwomiJl • boJ
are In the best of
At~
readY tbi!) ._ve met t.ht U~ •
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terett In breaklnt.- H.
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Mitchell
The ~
Coot
team wU1
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The only uaetul reeoluttona are
U\011 whlch one can have an in·
saturday niaht the fi'Oilll qutn-
:U 18 &nterefit1nB to 1lote that tet wlll Journey to Blacksburg to
Dr. Desha refered to biOlogy as ahare honors In the dM.lble headbelni •'Cbimtstry-plua." The Uv- er there with the basket rln,ers
tng orp.niam, be -.ated wu the of VJrrtn.l& Polytechnic Institute.
prOduct of ch~ elements, thllll
The outcome of the frosh batJlee91na chemlstrt tc) dJJferenttate tie Ia eertainly indef1n1te, for
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thouah
tbe Brtaadiera managed
teauu, However, muc 18 vuaa..-.. to
he
by t.be M&Plllllatlon . , ehet~Uo~Vy
nose out t
Young Enaineen
alone, and Phrsice must enter he~ in Lextnaton a few •weeta
the fteld to partl&llr esplahl fur- back, the Pl&Jinl condltlona will
the't the adiYl... of U.orpulam. be completely cbantred at thla
Again we have nat found aD · to meet1n1.
tell u.s of the Uvina oraamsm but
Home court, local cheering, and
must name ..lolotrJ u the clue aU the elemenw th!t IP\U' on a
for explalnlnl why we ''Uve." In team playlna on ita own lrounda
conclusion Dr. Desha aireeled the wiU all be l&c:ldnl tcxnorrow
1
IJnpcjrtaDce of BSo10U and meet- night, 8lld thouah tbe Brla&dters
&ted the future, undone tuk of ·~-a aUr.ht favorite to win, the
Biologtats.
out.eome of an easy victory for
After the talk th6 fraternitJ Washlntton and Lee i8 not at all
held Its replu- meeSIDI- Preaidecl probable.
over by P..-.at .....
Thus far, in all athletic diVla•
Jona, Wuhiniton and Lee hal
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been v1ctor1oua over V. P. I. all
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The Prench club elected Portre, president, and RuntleJ secretary for the comin1 aemeater at
Ita fi.rat meetins Iince the examination period. Alter much debatlna to Jl'reoch the ortanl%&Uon decided to change Ita name
from La Societe Rochambeau to
Mu Tau Pl.
burg Saturday
room.
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eu Bead COMb Yatbll faced a 41a- RIDI-tum Pbl.
--appointed team ot frelblniJl
-·-. . . . . TbarldaJ att.roaoo. af•
t.er he bad IDtamecl tMm tb&t
Aupata 1t1U*arJ MldiiDJ bad
~)booed taW tb1J would be unable to maa the trip to Wub.... t.aiiO'I&
1DI'Oa and 1M fot the ICbeduJed
meet • Ba&urdal and would Ub ~~iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiili;;;•
the fl'llbmen to come to A. M. A. HaYIDI bact few IDOUih meeta fOI'
AftllftiOJW
the IIUOil and b&vtol had onJ7
oae me.\ u b8me the)' were •BOUDIUif~
pedaaUJ IUUdoua to lbow their
BAana If AOJIIOII. 1M.
wart1 to the bome crowd.
OO.U. AJif8 WOOD
Tbe frolb WNitlera will leave
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LntnatoD at twlte-thlrtJ Saturd&J IUld wU1 IDeM A. M. A. at
&bree-thlrtJ in the aecood meet
the1 bave wre.Ued acainlt the
W. ZIMMERMAN
cadetl t.b1a rear.
Tbe Babr Oenerall will be out UOII'I'IUit OP'I'OIII'I'IIIIT
to prove tb&t tbear victory In JanOIUDUATI OPI'IOL\N
uary wu no upeet and will try to
widen their mt.flin. R. ThOIDM,
---o--ILECfl OJTICE&I
self
and
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Laat Event ia Deciding FIICtOr Medical students and others at Generals Wtll Face Last .Db- ttehrnemityen, pinvtee~-1naplrtnin
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Wake Fonn lately observed quite
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a spectacle In the form of an elevstac1e for Southem Coo· TueSday night In tbe Blolop
Virginia
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Generals D efeat Indians
In Spirited Tussle
Dean's List
Continued from page one.
game. He went out a few min·
utes later with fmtr personal fouls
against h im. Sawyt'rs tHIVHn<·t·d
the lend lo seven with his only
field goal of the evening. Play
wo.s becoming rougher and foul
shots gave the Indians a t.wo
point &aln.
A mix-up near the WUllam and
Mary basket resulted In a double
foul belna called on Orlewank
and L1Lwin. The lanky Oc:nerol l
droppf.'d his ln, but Lll.wln missed. Jarrett went out on personals a lew seconds later, and VIolett went 1n at forward.
Holbrook gave the Generols
tour points with one of the prettiest shots of the evening and a
couple or foul throws. The second or these came after an Indian player. rushing In fast as
Holbrook bent down to prottst
the ball, had dived over the General's back and onto the floor.
During Holbrook's scoring spree. ,
William and Mary managed to
score but one point.
I
Violett contributed two points 1
to the General cause. With a foul
shot by Shafi~r and another
field goal by Holbrook. the score
stood at 25 lo 14 when Orlewank
went out. Bailey and Gnllmant
added a field goal apiece. and
OaUmant finished the scoring for
the Indians with a free shot.
Bus Steinberg, playing center
In Orlewank's place, brought the
Generals' total up to 31 by cagIng two field goals. taking an unsuccessful foul shot oft the backboard to score th.e last two points.
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W. and M .
Gillock, W. B.
Gilmore, R. C.
Glover, J . H .
Grey, J. H .
ounn. A. T .
Haines, H. L.
Hamllton. F . H.
Hardwick, L. E .
Harris. J . C.
Hawkins, W. W .
H ewson, G. W.
Hoyt, W. D.
Hudson, R. D.
Irons, C. F .
Jeffcoat, C. S.
Johnson. E.
Jones, J . Fleming
Kaplan. C. R.
Kaufman, C. W .
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Jarrett, r .
sawyers. f
VIolett, f .
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Wilson, r .. . ..... o
Orlewank. c . • . . . 1
Steinberg, c ........ 2
Bailey, g ......... 2
Holbrook, g .... . ... 3
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WoodY. S. S.
Zimmerer, G . R.
Difficult Reading Is
Given by Local Artist
3 8
Continued from page two
says, "We are young and lite lies
before us.''
But Mr. Bax utt.acks lhe Idea
that lite Is any less dear to old
folks, rather that. ''Lite Is like a
trusted friend ; it grows more preclous as the years go bY.''
13 7-13 16 31
FO FT P TP
2 3-3 2 7
0 1· 1 9 1
GallmanL. t · · · ·
Sykes, t · ·
Lynn. r · · · · · · · · · ·0 o-o 0
Mozeleski. I · · · · · · 0 0·0 0 0
Whitehead, t ........ 0 0-0 o 0
Shaffer, c .......... 0 1-1 1 1
Sundin. g ....•... . . 1 2-3 2 4
The water Is gradually rlslng In
Litwin, g ....... . .. 1 2-8 3 4 the chamber. first to Mary•a
H&UU&an. g ........ 0 0-0 o 0 knees. then to her waist. Jack
_ - _ - tor a moment lapses Into a delirTotals ........ 4 9-16 11 17 11ous recant of hls past experiences Is fragmentary form <a charCAMPUS COMMENT
acterlsttc of people in this predicament to regress ment&lly.> He
ls out of hls head for &while, but
Continued from page one
Jtat.bers his wits tosether. Mary
they Invade College Park on Mon- clings ct05er to him. He alloquld.ay. In the new $250,000 tleld zes on the things that he mJaht
house which the Old nners recent- have done as a poet.
1y dedicated. the authorities saw to
The water rises to Mary'a chin
It that a court 45 feet In width and Jack takes her in hJa anna.
waa 1n.st&lled. Maryland uses the "When It reaches my chin it will
zone defense. so draw your own be all over." Supden.ly calmed by
conclualona.
Mr. Bax who pictures to them tha.t
--after all it will not be so bad to
WlllJam and Mary's team die in each other's anns. they are
broU&ht to Doremus gym an In- quiet for a momellt, but soon renovation which without a doubt new t heir frantic en\mclaUon that
ill a help to official and scorer after all they would prefer to live.
alike. The IndiiUlS appeaa·ed on
Then comes a tapping. "Keep
the noor Wet\l'inlil Jerseys which quiet. you two, and use some of
were numbered botb fl'on t. aud that energy l or yelllna," Mr. Bax
back.
entreats. The water Is almost
Althou(lh the r;t;'ree at the submerging them. It ls only a
ame with lh Indians allowed matter or minutes at beat. Then
I
e
comes desperate hallooe. and sudthe contest to aet away from him denly a ray of Ught Just as It all
In co11trolllna the players e did appears to be over. . Mary Is
manage to inJect. that pet1l0nal hoisted up In a dead faint. Then
touch when he anounced by name Bax and Jack argue as to which
the Blue and White offenders ot shall ao next. Jaclt attempts to
the personal foul rule.
get the workers to lower him as
the Scolch dlalect.-all these one
heard wfih a true-to-llfe emotionality. The d&rkn~ setting
made one fet•l the tensity and
grimness of the situation.
The tlllumer in which her performance wns received by the club
members, who gave her a rising
vote or thanks, and by the many
gue<it& present at.tested the flawless pert:>rmance which Mrs. B&uer
gave In portrayinl such a difficult
act with perfect ch&racterizatlon
and emotional lnterpret&tion.
This Is posalbly one of the most
outstanding of Mrs. Bauer's many
pertonnances. She has appeared
on the legitimate staae and ts
now in great demand u a radio
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At Chemutry
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Every failure. national Ul4
' J..I:- personal, is caused bJ cl1lloJa1tf
ua.....,.5 to an ldeal.-Dr. K . a. 8MibJ.
During the past ft1w months
Surely lmagtnatlon and nbt l•r
several movies on subJeeta per- lifted mnn abOve the anlmali.taining lo chemistry have been G . W s. Brewtr.
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shown In the Chemistry bUilding.
The most recent one was shown
Ralronlze the advertisers In the
on Monday, February 7. The title Ring-tum Phi.
was "The Story of Dynamite" and
It concerned the manufacture of
dynamlU! and Its use In modern
IDEAL BARBER SHOP
Industry.
The films were obtained from
Next Dvur tu Music Shop
the DuPont de Neymours Co. The
movies w11 be shown every two
"SLIM aml M AR KS"
weeks through out the year. They
are not of a technical nature and
should be of interest to all. They
are sponsored by ChJ Gamma TheJACKSON'S ~
ta. chemistry honorary society.
Ous K. JIICtloD, Prop.
The Barber Shop With a ,
It ls an lnterestlna phase of the
Conscience
peycholoaY of modem man that he
Oppomte New 'l'Makt
can ftnd little pleuure in soliNel8oa B&ne&
tude.-John White.
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A BIG REDUCTION
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on aU our high-grade suits and overcoats
$65 to $80 Suits NOW $50
An Opportunity That You Never Had Before
,
KNITEX TOPCOATS
Casey Jones'
of the best quality---all colon and sizes
' Drug Store
NOW $25
I was a Marxist almoat before
Lenin waa bom.-Oeortre B. Shaw.
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Kimbrell . W. C.
King, 11 . L.
Kltli, L. W.
Laird, T . K.
LaVatTe. C. A.
Lee. c. P .
Lertell. w. o .
Lewis, F . B.
Lineweaver, E. R .
Love, C. C
Lund. F . E .
Lynch, E. C.
McNeil, J . A .
Mahler, H . R.
Marks. J . G.
Merrick, J . B.
Miller, H . M .
Mtller. 0 . K.
Mooers . F. B .
Morse. 0 . W.
Munger~" C. H.
Nelson. R . F .
Newman. S. H.
Nuckols. E. M . \
PoJnler. S. M.
Palmer, F. M.
PhHUps. B. W.
Porter. M . E .
Rivers, M . P .
Roose. L . J .
Ruth, R. W.
SUva, R. T .
Suter, C. F.
Thompson. D. c.
Tonsmelre. A. C.
Wagers, R. M. D.
Walker, J . H.
Watllngton. J . F .
West, R . 0.
Wicke. E . F .
Wilson, E. J .
Wise. D. J .
Womeldorf. J . A.
Adelson. M . W
Allen. C. E.
B all, J . w.
Bear. J . F.
Blaikie, T . H.
Bolen. A. A.
Bowers. C. c .
Brady, F. H .
Brlcken, R.
Broderick, J . J .
Burke. H. J .
Burks, A. 0 .
Caldwell, R . A.
Cathey, W. E .
Clopton, J . w.
Conner. R. C.
Cook, J . F.
Copenhaver, J . D.
Curlls, E. S.
Davidson. C. H .
DeVan, R . P.
Dodds. A. A.
Edwards, R. T .
Ellis, F. F.
Finkelstein. E.
Freeman. J. V .
}"rredman. J . M.
Movies Being Shown
HONOR ROLL
First 8emettu 1931-'32
Adel~n . M . W.
Ball, J . W .
Bowers, C C
Bro4t!t'ICk, J . J .
Burton, J . A.
Caldwell, R. A.
Curtis, E . S.
Davidson, C. H.
Ellis, F . F .
Gholson, D. P .
Gilmore. R . C.
Olovet·, J . H .
Grey, J'. H .
Haa·dwlck , L. E.
Harris, J . C.
HoyL, W. D.
Jones. J . Fleming
Kaplan. C . R.
Kaufman, C . W.
Kimbrell. W. C.
TEN UNIVERSITIES ADDED
TO AMEIUCAN ASSOCIATION Kina. H . L .
Cb&pel Hlll. N. C.-<IP>-The Klnl, L. W .
Ame.r lcan Association of Univer- Lund, F . E .
sities aL Its recent sessions here McNeil. J. A.
placed on Its approved list ten Mahler, H . R.
Marks, J . o.
additional l.nstltutlons of higher
MIJler, H . M .
learning in the country.
They were the University of Newman, S . H.
Palmer, F . M.
West Virginia, Marquette ColRoose, L . J .
lege of Wl.aconsln, Shorter Col- I
Smith, W . C.
lege of Rome, Oa.: Bradley Poly- Spahr, W. R.
technic Institute of Illinois, MichIgan State College, Georgia School ThOmPSOn, D. C.
Wagers, R . M. D.
of Technology, Carroll Colleae of
Wall&ce, I . G .
Wisconsin, Colorado State School
J . F.
ot Mlnea. Baldwin-Wallace Col- Watlington.
Wllllams, M . H .
lege of Ohio and the New Jeraey
Wilson, E. J .
CQllege tor Women.
Zimmerer. 0 . R.
Studenta f rom th eae Institutions wW now be accepted by any
or the twenty-nine members of
the association tor graduate work
without examination.
January 28. 1932
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W. and L .
arUat. She has made freQuent
appearances either u a. ~Ueat artist or member of & re~Ular group
on some ot the nation's outstandIng radio programs. among which
are included the Colller and Liberty Radio hour. Among some of
the stations which she has bJ·mulcasted from a..t. various times are:
KOA <Denver). WOI <Alnes, Iowa), WEAl tCornell U.), WOR
Newark I. and WDBJ <Roanoke>.
Mrs. Bauer has also done televisIon broadcasting from expt!l'lmcntal stations ln New York. Possibly h er most not.ed radio appeat··
ances were last. summer when
twice a week she 11ave a se1·tes of
original sketches entitled. "Dialogue in Black and White," over
station WEAl, the Cornell UnJversity station at Ithaca. N. Y.
Drugs, T oUet Articles and
itS3 South Main St.i
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Prescriptions
Come In And Look Them Over
9 W at Wahingtoa St.
PHONE 81
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THE BOSWELL liSTERS
"CLOSE HAMON"Y"
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Sprlna may not be h ere In per- he ts almost. out so that Mr. Bax
son. but you can leave It to the may be t;aved t\rst. H ls pleas are
With
A. T . o. faahlon experts to see unheeded and as the rope ls lowLIONEL
BARRYMORE
to It that a warm day is faithfully ered tor Mr. Bax. no answer
observed At the basketball &arne comes. ''He Is gone.''
KAY FRANCIS
the contlnt~ent composed ot Bob
A perusual of the plot allows
- ADDEDMorris, Bus Edgar, P eel Rivers. I U1e difficulty of effective presenWHEELER
AND WOOLSEY
and BUI Knopf nonchalantly tatlon even by three skilled actors
"OH
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OLEOPATRA"
strolled In Just. befor aame ume mlt.able to the parts. but. Mrs.
sportlna pre-&eason black and Bauer. presentln~ it as a dramawhite &hoes.
tic monologue, caught the peoul---0
la.rltics of each part In a movina
SMJTH OOLLEOE liAS
characterization. The hysterics
ODD FRESIIMA.N RULES Of Mary, her Wild calla, the deep
Northampton. Mass _ IIPI-1 voice of Jack. his raslna delirium,
Amona the admonitions In lht- and h is attempts at calmlna Mary
Freshman Blbl(l of Smith Colleae and then Mr. Bax with hJa accen t
here are the rollowlnl :
mostly that or the m iddle chus
"Communism h as never been EnaU hman. but often when moat
;::ps:l:n~a~~n~t:o:_:th:e~"b:ur:_r'_'~o:r,:::;;;;;:~~~~~~~~~=
succes6fully workrd out. wenr .-n.~c~lte~d~la
your own clothes and let othen
wear the~s.
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" Bridie Is the lhlt't of time.
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" Remembet• you came to Smith,
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no.~A~ \\Ae~~~~~·paren~·tnqulrles:
about life a l Smith. The pres - :
ldent ha n'l time lo fW out ques- +
ttonnatres.
:
" Don't conatder It necessary to +
diet before your flnt vacation. +
Your family will be Just as 1lad
to ace you If you look famlUar.''
o-
I:t
T Dt: NT POET OAIN
Rt.;NOWN IN MAGAZI NE
Dnnvilll'!, Ky. IIPJ A poem,
" Upon l'' traL Looklna on o. Portrait
of Elltabcth Mo.dox RobNls,"
wriLten by Wllltnm Cnrrllhcra
Hodnpp, a luden t nL Cenltt' cotleae. h as I Dlned rt'nown through
lt.a acccptnnce for publication In
Wlnas. the official monthly publication of the Lit rnry Guild of
Amr l'lcan wh ich rtcently publl h ·
ed tor Ita mcmbera the late l book
of Miss Robt·rt.a, "A Bmied Tteaaure."
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Patron lzc the aC1verll era ln hle
Rlnl-tum PhJ.
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FLORSHEIM SHOE SALE
ONE LOT TAN OX
FORDS
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Reduced to
BLACK CALF OXFORDS
Reduced to
BLACK and TAN GRAIN STOCK
Reduced to
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I'LUCKIES are my standbyll
CHIP Ofll TH1 OLD llOCIC
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•onthe he lollorecl • • o , ,..
d ellor...ctoy " ealro." Thltn he
CNihect Into o port lltu. o lwkll
th ro111h o ''•'•tlon wlnlfow.
Dove bo... like • pro, ollcl wo
•n't -~~ o polooko ••• llo
11o1 11111teleelllle • -tier. WIIM
unclr.talnt, he hon.. hie clolhoe
the chondollet. Tho boa.,_.
lllle hie lolell PIRST NATIONAL
PICT\Jft, " UNION DEPOT. "Dout
hot ltvek to LUCKIU tow ~
1tvt cl•cln' t 1tktl the -ken of
LUCKifS onyttllnt fot hl1 lllncl
_ ., "Yov·,. e t.rlck, Dove·"
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1107 NE!
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"LUCKIES are my ataDdby. I buy them exdualvely.t•w
tried practkally all branda but LUCKY STRIKES are
kind to my throat. And that new lmprowd Cellopb.ane
wrapper chat opcu with a flip of the finpr u a teD atrike.,
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It's ·toaste
!,!!!1'lwoat Protection- apalnat lnltallon-aplnat COUfh
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TUNB IN ON LUCKY STRIKB-60
..W. alwt world'• -,..,. cLatt« orchamu nd Wcalalr Wlwda«U, ~ ,_..
o/IIOCLI7 becoMu alwt ..._ ot IOMOn'Ow, CWf'1 Tetadca,, T....,., OAd ~'...,...,....,. N. 8. C. ~
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