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ALBRIGHT TALKS
TO FRESHMEN AT
CHAPEL LIEETING
Ilayne Albright, student coun
cil representative of the senior
class, delivered a short talk to
the freshmen in chapef yester
day morning on the proper rela
tionship that should exist with
Duke. "Rivalry is natural," said
Albright, "but it should be fruit
ful. A better spirit must be en
couraged between the two insti
tutions for the welfare of both."
The trophy to be presented to
the captain of the winning team
by the captain of the losing team
for the first time this year is ex
pected to increase the mutual
good feeling between the two
schools. This cup is to be of
fered by the representatives of
the senior class of both Duke
and Carolina and is to change
over into the winner's possession
each year to be kept until the
next year's game.
ALPHA KAPPA PSI
PLEDGES NINETEEN
Alpha Tau chapter of Alpha
Kappa Psi, professional com
merce fraternity, pledged nine
teen new men at a meeting of
that organization yesterday.
Each fall and spring this frater
nity pledges a group of sopho
mores and juniors who are doing
outstanding work in the school of
commerce.
The new pledges are: Thomas
Judd Campbell, Lake Wales,
Florida ; J ames Moore Gatling,
Raleigh; Roger M. Kelly, Balti
more, Maryland ; D. Russell Fos
ter, Jr., Wilmington ; Clyde
Owen, Winter Haven, Florida;
P. C. Idol, High Point; W: A.
Lane, Monroe; Frank Bennett,
Wadesboro; B. C. Prince, Nor
folk, Virginia ; J. W. Peacock,
Wilson ; Robert ; Hanscome,
Washington, D. C; J. G. Stike
leather, Asheville ; E. S. Mann,
Lake Landing; McBride Fleming-Jones,
Chapel Hill; Robert
W. Drane, Jr., Florence, Ala
bama; John S. Dozier, Rocky
Mount; Sage H. Upshaw, Ra
leigh; Arthur H. Fleming, Jr.,
Louisburg ; Eugene H. Wells,
Greenville, South Carolina.
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The Moodier
You know the type. You
see them and talk with them
every day. Some act just as
ordinary as usual, while others
are all sugar and sweetness
as they await their chance to
beg for lecture notes, reading
notes, or already-written ex
periments. The moocher is an artist in
concocting excuses for failure
of preparation. As a rule, he
has had so much more work
to do than anyone else that
it really is not his fault that
he must mooch his notes or
experiments. He just has not
had time to get them all.
You have seen the student
who has been given at least
two weeks for a certain
amount of outside reading, yet
the night before an examina
tion he had not been inside of
the library. In panic he runs
to his more conscientious fra
ternity brother and pleads
with tears in his eyes for a
chance to see the- other's
notes. To climax the incident,
the moocher goes to class the
next day with Lady Luck,
takes-the quiz, and makes a
better score than his aide.
Cain Society To
Meet Tonight 7:30
The William Cain Civil En
gineering Society will meet to
night at- seven-thirty in room
206 Phillips hall. An illustrated
lecture will be presented by
George Quinn, a senior in civil
engineering. The lecture is en
titled the "Catskill Water Supply
of New York."
Meeting Postponed
The regular meeting of the de
bate squad for Thursday night
has been postponed until next
week because of Judge John J.
Parker's speech at the Dialectic
Senate banquet.
At the next meeting of the squad,
plans for the next quarter's
forensic work will be discussed.
The Debate Council will ask the
squad for opinions on policy.
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THE DAILY
Friends of German j
Will Meet Sunday!
As in former years, the
Friends of German are to meet
Sunday afternoon from four to
six at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
E. C. Metzenthin, 402 Hillsboro
street. -
For some time, it has been the
custom of the many students of
German, and of former students
whose interest in things German
still continue, to meet on the first
Sunday of every month. Every
one is invited, and the songs, en
tertainments and light refresh
ments that have marked each of
the meetings will again be part
of - Sunday's meeting.
The only requirement for at
tendance will be a desire to speak
German and a willingness to
struggle along with it as best one
can. The subjects to be discussed jXf fJ aroI!?a
will be those which relate to! f two days of this
Germany and the Germans, and !Weks wort saw the. Devil be
everything will be discussed crammed full of new plays
from the viewpoint of an Ameri- d formations which were given
can student traveling in Central test in scrimmage -with . a strong
Europe.
COMMUNITY CLUB
BULLETIN ISSUED
The Community Club of Chap-
el Hill has posted its bulletin
for December. On Thursday,
December 4th, at three-thirty
o'clock, 412 Rosemary Lane,
Mrs. Jeffers will present a pair
on John Singer Sargent at a
meeting of the Art department,
The citizenship department
will rrmwTiA WAdTiesdav TWmi-
ber 10th at three-thirty o'clock
in the Episcopal parish house,
second floor. The Garden Club
will also hold a meeting that
same day but at a different hour.
Miss Josephine Pritchard will
have charge of the program to
be given at eight o'clock in Da
vie hall.
All members of the Sketch
club are urged to join Mr.
Steene's art class which has
headquarters in Person hall.
There will be a Benefit bridge at
the home of Mrs.XJ. S. Shields
about the middle of the month.
Mr. G. R. Barrett will present
a talk on "Decorating the Liv
ing Room and Bed Rooms," as
part of the home department
program at the Methodist social
rooms, Tuesday, December 9,
three-thirty o'clock. "Negro Mu
sic" will be the subject of a dis
cussion by Dr. Guy B. Johnson
at a meeting of the music club,
Wednesday, December 10, eight
thirty o'clock, in the choral
room, Music building.
The sewing circle of the
health department will v mend
clothing collected for distribu
tion among the needy of the
town and county, at the home
of Mrs. A. M. Jordan, Pittsboro
street, Friday, December 5, at
two-thirty o'clock.
Mills to Lecture
Tonight at seven-thirty o'clock
Dr. R. G. Mills, dean of the fac
ulty of economics in the Univer
sity of Sydney, Australia, will
lecture on "Australian Economic
and Social Policies." The lec
ture will be given in the audi
torium in Bingham hall , ( 103) .
Dean Mills will ; examine the
causes which have tended to
give to Australian policies a so
cialistic tinge and show to what
extent ; the social experiments
carried on by our antipodes have
met with success.
Carraway to Instruct
' Artillery School.
The next session of the 316th
field artillery troop, school will
meet in Davie hall at seven
thirty s tonight. First Lieuten
ant, William E. Carraway, infan
try, State College, Raleigh, will
be the instructor,, and Dan B.
Floyd, Captain, Field will assist.
Infirmary List
R. I. Rand, Jr., W. R. Eddie-' pilots will give the greatest ex
man, and (f. C. Hamlet were the hibition of acrobatic and thrill
only three patients confined to ing flying ever shown." Admis
the infirmary yesterday. v sion and parking will be free.
TAR HEEL
LOCAL DELEGATES
ATTEND NATIONAL
FRATERNITY ItlEET
(Continued from first page)
tative from this campus on divid
ing the schools of the United
States and Canada into different
sections, and requiring each of
these sections to conduct special
meetings prior to the annual na
tional convention. This bill was
passed, and it was decided that
the schools of the South Atlantic
section, of which this school is
a member, hold their meeting
sometime this spring at Colum
bia. S. C.
DEVILS WORK ON
OFFENSE TO USE
AGAINST U. N. C.
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reserve eleven lumisuiiig uppu-
sition. -.- .
In giving only a small.amount
of work on the defensive it is
evident that the Duke coach 'is
taking into serious consideration
the fact that in nine games only
four touchdowns have been
scored against the Devils. '
The grind that the Blue Devils
' have gone through in making
-football history for any Blue
j Devil grid outfit, has told oh
the Duke line. They started the
season with an average of 189
1-2; now they average 186 1-2.
The backfield is holding its own
j at 172 pounds.
Bill Murray, Duke's brilliant
halfback, needs to gain only 18
points in the Carolina game to
put him at 1,000 yards gained
from running plays during the
season. He has run 174 times for
982 yards, an average of nearly
six yards per trip. Brewer has
run 108 times for 763 yards.
SPORT SLANTS
Continued from fage three) '
As the- pass that Don Hyatt
caught in the Duke Wake Forest
game was described as an im
possible play from the stand
point of gridiron etiquette, so
was the Dodd-Hackmann aerial
maneuver up at Knpxville sev
eral weeks ago. That, and that
alone, defeated Carolina nu
merically, but there is little
doubt that the Tar Heels gained
a moral victory.
None anticipated such a de
moralizing upset in the David
son game. The Wildcats lunched
on raw meat and then went out
and wiped up the Heels by ex
cellent football plus, spirit. Da
vidson deserves the glory of that
victory for sne earned it in a
noble style, but it cannot be
denied, that a quality of spirit
was lacking in the Carolinians'
ranks that day.
'. .
A letter from Kay Kyser ap
pearing in the Tar Heel today
states that that dynamo of en
thusiasm will be unable to lead
the rejuvenated Cheerios Satur
day. Some associate ; stated that
the game should be called off on
this account, for ,what would a
Carolina-Duke game be without
Kay? We recommend a demon
stration similiar to that prior to
the Virginia game last' week,
with torch light parades,
speeches and a tea party later for
that portion of the student body
who would shudder at appear
ing in the crowd with delicate
monocles and ivory headed walk
ing sticks, which dontchaknow,
would be endangered in the
midst of such a rabble as an en
thusiastic pep meeting. -
Flying Circus Here
The Brinton-Bayles flying cir
cus will be in Chapel Hill Satur
day and Sunday. According to
its agents, "nationally known
ENTRY LIST FOR
BOXING TOURNEY
PASSES 40 MARK
(Continued from page three)
ed and are listed with their
weights and representation.
L. B. Pace, Best House, fight
heavy; F. M. Glover, Graham,
164; C. C. Glover, Ruff in, 119;
R. L. Holt, Old East, 119; B.
Langdon, Grimes, 119 ; E. S.
Lupton, Ruff in, welterweight;
David Holderness, D. K. E., 149;
P. L. Hudson, Pi Kappa Phi,
welterweight; J. A. Nicholson,
Steele, 139; G. H. Biggs, Inde
pendent, 119; F. B. Raymer,
Delta Sigma Phi, 129; C. D.
Wardlaw, Beta, 139 ; F. C. Ward
law, Beta, 129; P. R. Brown,
New Dorms, 164; D. L. Raymer,
Delta Sigma Phi, 139; Cliff
Baucom, Independent, 129 ; E. H.
Wilmer, Phi Kappa Sigma, 119;
N. Friedman, "I," 139; I. M.
Zazik, Everett, 119 ; W. R. Stal
Iings, Independent, 149; P. B.
Hubbard, Theta Chi, 139;. Cal
Todd, Sigma Phi Sigma, 129 ; T.
P. Davis, Phi Kappa Phi, 139;
W. A. Masteh, Independent, 119 ;
E. M. Jess, Chi Phi,- 139; T.
Parsons, D. K. E., light heavy,
149; H. W. Boring, Alpha
Lambda Tau, 119 ; J. W. Jean,
Mangum, 164 ; A. L.' Barringer,
Independent, 164 ; ' J. K. Perry,
Delta Sigma Phi, 149; J. E.
Sliearin, Independent, 164 ; D.
Davis, Delta Sigma Phi, 149 ;
H. B. Mowery, Ruffin, 129;
V. C. Guthrie, Best House, 164;
J. E. Wadsworth, Manly, 164 ;
R. W. Gold, D. K. E., 139; Ted
isewiana, rm ueixa xneia, o;
R. O. Barham, Carr, 139 ; A. B.
Joyner, Lambda Chi, 7129;
George London, Sigma Nu, 164.
Carolina Debaters
Lose To N. C. State
Carolina debaters represent
ing the affirmative side of the
query: Resolved: that the na
tions should adopt a policy of
free trade, lost to N. C. ' State
Tuesday night by an audience
vote in Raleigh. It was the ex
change debate for the one held
here November 25, ' when the
State affirmative team defeated
the Carolina negative yn the
same subject. D. M. Lacyand R.
A. Merritt debated for Carolina
in - the Raleigh contest.
VT 1 1 , T"! T"V 1 J TTVl J H A .
No Debate Meeting
The debating squad will not
meet tonight on account of the
Di senate dinner at which Judge
John J. Parker is to speak. How
ever, there will be a short but
very important meeting Thurs
day night, December 11.
Beta Theta Pi fraternity an
nounces the pledging of Otto W.
Prochazka, of Flushing, New
York.
We are happy to announce
that we have been appointed
agents for
$24.75
$28.75
338.75
Randolph McDonald I
4, 1930
Watch TMs Column
Daily
Each day two names will be
placed in this column. Each
person whose name appears
will be given a guest ticket to
the Carolina Theatre.
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CAROLINA
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TUTORING
Tutoring will be given with
the' consent and approval of the
heads of .the several departments
in Preparatory Math and Math
2, ' and in Preparatory English,
History, and Latin by Rev. N.
Collin Hughes, a teacher of long
experience. Students desiring
advice as to his work will please
consult .the Dean of Liberal Arts,
Commerce, or Education. Mr.
Hughes can be reached through
Dean Bradshaw's office.
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eola heat, 109 Berman Court.
Apply to Morris Plan Bank, Dur
ham. ROOMS FOR RENT
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