T
GIMGHOULS LODGE IS
NEARlKGlCOlBtfaf tPN
The future home of the Gimghouls,
vhieh Is beiuit,.pPiW(to8peqt
Is nearing eompletion. Already the mas
sive walls .J',hf. Rppl, Casthj have.
risen to a comiunuumg uvigiu, a,na tne
observation tower, together with the stair
tower, 'W niiHefr ' s6metidiW within
the next two or three weeks. The fire
proof sheeting covering the roof has
been put on, and everybody is planned
to be liftojd.shaijft y, coinnieneement
The GImgh6uls wllr open1 their 'lodge
by an eitertnment at comniencement
Many alumni Members are expected to
attend the opening, and perhaps Court-
N'ew Orleans, to view the result of his
work." ,
This uniue structure has attracted a
number of visitors from neighboring cities
he Gimghouls are being cbngratu-
not only on the ,te chosen for
i k.. i i
new Jiumc) ui iwi inc. misusing
they have bufit V
and
' latedl
their
casttf
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SOCIETY OF mi XI WILL
GIVE LECTURE , HERE SOON
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(Continued front page one)
versife', in Phlips Ha,U on April 26 and
37. Lantern slides vill be used to U-
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lustrrfte both lectures: , i
Dr.
ogist,j
sultink
Wate;
the
Amer;
NoWiiiiationsVe Madte1 ''"
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For Alumni Officers
V'
of'thS
; The Nomiiiatin'g Committee
General Alumni Association" of f h& Uni
versity has submitted its nominations 'tor
nfHJi- Jll . , J. 1 . I '. . J
"' j"r me coming year. '. They arei
for president, A. M, Scales, of Greens
boro, and 'Ni' Al'lowftsehtlbf ftunnV'for'
first vice-presEdent'tepheri "& Bra&aw;
of 'Washington, AhA A'J'B'.'1 Andrews,"'of
Raleigh j 1 fixf' second vlcepresident4 Clem
G. Wright, of Greensboro, and C.-A.
J6nasV bf'"L,inc61ntdnj' ' for" director's,
Leroy Springs bf Lancaster, South Caro
liriai.'F'.i Mi 'OstW,'8ewahee,'Tenndsee,
Charles 0.i Litlghinghfause' of'Greeni
ville, C. W. Home, of ClaytdriiPred J.
CoitflafM.Wttdwshaio .Hem:
ot Raleigh, Kay Dixon, of Gastonia, and
T. Holt Haywood, of New York Clt'
Tlie constitution provides that further
nominations may be made by any grbup
of fifty alumni. The election will
heltt through mail ballot. The Cen
Alumnf Office ' will mail ballots to
those alumni who desire them. The i re
sult pf the elections will be announced
at the meeting of the General Associa
tion in Memorial Hall on Saturday morn
ing,. June 5. ; v 1 I
PLAYMAKERS GO ON
SPRING TOUR FRIDlAY
Berkey is a very prominent geol
and since 1906 he has been Con-
Geologist of New York Bd.
Supply. He was Geologist of
third Asiatic, .expedition .for, the
lean Museum Vof , Natural ' History
In 1912. jfcjrfe.'l&mber 'of
the Institute? M'toing Eneineers,'of the
Geoloky SoW'!Br";'Aerica7;. and .'of
Informal dinner, was served in the
i ..... ,..i-.voii:t.u-i v'v.-.
inn last evening at osm ror
Sigmal
An
Carol
Sigma) Xi Baejept and all! others L in
terest id In ,rnetingl J?.r, Be.rkeyx
NG YOtTRoldAclothes
ke "Y"ftldav? df?oi-5io6
6 a W Vi W ' -.-i
monpy. t air prices.
BR
to t
' .n
Now is the Time
to B ly Your Linen Suit. Our
Stoc c is. Complete in import
ed andtj domestic - Linens in
plaidjii checks, stripes and
solidf coiofs? riand '4 Piece
Suiti:
Continued "from page one)
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night, and High Point Saturday night.
Sunday' the trip wilj be made to Char-
loire, me r irst year'' being presented
there Monday nighf.iO Tuesday tjiey
will playin Concordl"i-!Bden, the great
aluminum tenW-jriie played ion
Tuesday; a toui'of "inspection has been
planned for the) members of the trip
through the lutiilnuul plants, bn
lharsday the Pjaymakerwill journejjto
Gastonia where they willplay Thursday
night, another s1ghtseeiig trip tliroijgh
the, cotton mills has been 'planned thdre.
Friday night Afiey plaji'iln I.itioolnton,
Saturday niglit Burnsvillli, 'loiiday night
Asheville, Tuesday :"nieht Hickory, and
Vednesday might Salistiuiyi I
air. ueorge jwnny . wui. inage tne
trip, and Professor Koch wM'Sccompany
the PlaynUikers: as general ;s)ipervif or.
The castjincludej Margaret' '.-jEllis, as
Mrs. Livingston, Mr. George ' Di'nny as
Mr.- Liybjgston,'; Howarii i tii&iel as
Tommy Tucker, Tiieltua Moody :a Hat tie
the cook, Helen ' Leatherwood a$ Gri ce
Livingston, Phike Boyd as Mrst Bi r
stow, Graham -Dofcier as Uncle j My n m,
the doctor,.: Charles Iipscombc -,is J Ir.
BarstowjBiU "Windiey as, Dick Loring
This is the'21h stata Vour of he Cai o
lina Playmakers. Large and enthusiastic
audiences ltave'been predicted is all tjie
towns on tlie itinerary. : . , I
)ANCES AFTER EXAMS
I 'Hie final dancer-oMhe- U. N. C. Ger
man Club will bejield June 8, 9, and 10,
according to i a ireport from that Club.
These; dances are always the most fastid
i'liis -of sdcial. functions that) are held
(jii lhe .'-'Hill", land are looked forward to
With' much pleasant anticipation by the
members' o ithe iClub. ' .-.t!' il
i The 'niusic for the1 dances will be ren
dered by two 'of the best 1 orchestras In
the South. ' The Carolina Club orchestra
or Greensboro' 'wUl probably furnish the
ifm'slc' foi' tiie " first twd dances 'on" the
Bight' 6r '3itie"& and 'the ' day ' iif Jiine
9,' ' Wiiilti ' the Jan ' Garber orchestra' : of
Oo'ral 'Cabfe,' ah' old "Carolina ' favorite,
will in"a IP 'probability ' furnish f he ! music
for the final '''dances 1 dn
June '9iandi!0..i!''
the" nights 'of
I 6fficlals' "bf ' thcl ,'Germafi 'ClWb"' issUe
spe'cftl warning to'!its members !wihi 'have
W paid' their'' initiation1' fees " ahd! all
fresh'mhrV' wiib:' wish'to ' jon the' Club, to
pa'y the'W duis'hefore"May' l5l'if' they
wish to attend thV fihal' dances. '.''Gor
don" Wei'ks is ''the1 secretary ; und treas
urer ofi'the'Cliib-la'nd all fees should
be forwarded to' him at once. - '
t J V.A t V I
C6W in i).d inspec our
StockNs all we-ask-and you
mil waljcut jconYincegi
fa
ydu saved nionejr'
f 1
UNIVERSITY SHOP
EI
MEW HANDY PACK
I pocket and purse
Mora for your moaty
I ia4 tb best Peppermint
Pj CbmvlRgSwMtforanymoney .
'took for WiWs P. K. Handy Pack
'fV on yonr Dealer CojnjgLSllS
-r f ' 'IT '. i
I R. R.CLARK
I DENTIST
"OwBims; trchaptr hui
TTT
Phona S8S
OAG RIDGE WINS ..-V
ML FROM FROSH
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one run that tlie ffeshmen pushed ower
didn'f do.any ,good..,., yT A
Both teams' hit Jwtll, jftjt J h eatuYe
stick work of the' dajT was contributed
by Durham, the visiting first sackir,
This .slutreer found Ingram for three
hits out of three Trips' to the platend
one of his hits cleared""the" "fence In
tlglireldoTaomerunTTO
lsCMrrfePWYIfofe"v
Williams played thebest gameforthe
Tar'Baliies. "He" accepted five chances in
the field without a bobble and turned
in a homer and a single for his stare
of the stickwork. Fred Beam retutne4
loiliis juldjpojiftkjji iirdJtte)bat ajftef
an absence oV several weeks, due $o a
sorefootj and ttlie Jig raei
bingTes fchat s4nt 4ri- runs
ig riiqr got ! two-
i u
Box score and Summary: i
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Oak Ridre AB R H ru A. xs
Dean, 2b
Goodson, ss -
Rand, ss
lf
Howard, 3b
Durham, lb .
Beaver, rf
Benton, c ....
White, p
D
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tRIENDSHIP COUNCIL .
m, HAS BANQUET FRIDAY
I '' " (Continued from page ' one)
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Cacolin, Y. M.,CjA.i a the'!mother, of
tlie. Council, i& and supports a fel
loe's j jt rue, j friend,, andf helper, . ,the ; Uni
tefsity!s greatestiBsset" , In response to
thia toastijTom pearsall, of. the, YM, C
A(, , Cabinet, , spoke.,,.! the Freshman
Friendship Couucilj as the forefinger, of
the.hand pf the. Y. M. C. A.,".and prais-
ij ii i Ai yi 1 1 . 4
ea .uie, worit oil pie,MJuqcu -mis; year,
j'heiilively;, jokes, given ,by Joe Bobbitt
contributed . great .deal to the; evening's
entertairunentt- ' u..i j . ' ) ; i 1.. ' .
! -At the outset 'of ' his ' address,' Mr.
Meyer said' that' he had expected to de-
Tiver en" extended .serious talk, and try
to give the member of the Council some
thoughts, .that would do them good, but
tjhat1 was- because .he , had been wisin
foroied: as .to .the. mood - in . which the" pro
gram, was to. he given, and, instead, he
i quldt :tty, 'jto t.iollowi the., lighter t vein.
HOiWever,?! afters an introduction of wit
and; .. a , humorous .sketch,! the f. gave - the
Council, a beautiful talk land, illustration
of tlie .need :and -value off leadership lor
the
He
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pointed out the fact.,jhat education and
training ; is, .necessary .for i the, making of
good leaders, and that the thought and
life these' 'men would : be' 'the 'guiding
influence of 'the entire generation;1" He
placed 'confidence' in" the present 'young
genetatioTi,!!'and 'his' talk" was an "en
couVagemeiif tti ' "tlieyoiith "6f; todaj to
rain" themselves "tor leadership, 'to look
intaHfe fetinkhihe1 of life, for the Council
lo'WntiiiW"!!!'''''
m'afee"'f Of 'leadeiishipji 'and ' to k" now ' and
believe 'that '''God's' In1' Vis" hefaVen I 'all's
right 'with 'the" 'world. ', ' ,!H" :'"
i The menu, servetl in' four course, con-
Sisfe' of ( grapefrjiit ".-cocktaii. ' celery,
ilfves.'tenderioin' steakl julienne pota-
Jfiii iltw 7-iiu .W'-Vl" " ' '
,ieiiuce ana, xomaio
every undertakifi;htur?.countr?i
orld, and pn.fjl'ie Carolina, eanipus.'
' 1 H- ri.l .il.iii, .t
toes,, green peas, .let
I iLlSi.,i X:iif. 'IV
salad, rolls, coffee, lc
38 12 11 21 10 8
ABRHPOM
Totals
Freshman
F.ard, lb ;H H(V 1 8 Y
leWrfleidU'l i 2 2 i
1
SatWfield, ss 3 2 2
Finlator, cf ....... ,-riT A,). 0
Furchess, If . -- 1 I
Jessup rf I....-...-..,-. . .;. I
Williams, 3b - 4 12
Beam, c , ' 0 2
Tnirrnni. Xt ' O 11
2 9 12 21 b
t 1
(Jotak ()
Score by innings:
Oak Ridge , . 250 aoo St-w
IfAWitU. 420 on ".If-
Summary i Two base hits White, at-
terfteld. Three base hits Coxe. norae-
runs Johnson, Durham, Williams. Scrl;
... , . ' 1.
flee hits Satterfield. Struct oui-r-i.
White 3, by Ingram 4. Bases on bals
off White 2, off Ingram 2. Double play-
Williams to Coxe to Foard, Rand to
Pf itoj Durban Jtlmplre-jgides. ,: " Ji
the Inltlation
ttUucile Heath if tBaltiihorj Md.f I
Sigma' Epsilon announces the initia
tion of T. G. Croom and J. C. wmt, oi
Asheville;" and " C R.' BerrlerT ot
Greenboio.(K-r:-rssS2iSgi.
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ice cream, and, cake.
Harmonicas, .iilownBrjs fans, joke
boxes, toy pistols,--: and ait vduietjf iini
riQlseMmakeret'l'flrfcragiten the guests
as' favors. Ihe. color scheme oi white
and pink' was !iarkedf6ut iii' the decora-
Soijsj fftr.lie tabh,ajid .hall,- which jCom
ineii the gpwiiS,iofc the, girh? and
tSliftmxedosf qt.tjie.boys ,tp make;thje t-
fairioneif the gayest, tlt has yet graced
tl;inalu dinjug jhall pf ,the Carolina Inn.
I t-f. L t'u. '( m "';.-..'. -nii -oi' w.
-i ll uanvtnvMP,!".
'6 i(7mnMd fripage 'oney
(lit KM (It -ttilrM 1 ''' "" i'i.iii'i r. '
at Charlotte May 7. These appointments
Oja.r.ry, hjogt, ty,.jCve.rx section of,, the.. state.
'fliafumnL associatjon.at each, pf, these
'laei,-, playft,,the,1.par,t, qf bqpWo .i-fte
rieflsliy'-jljumnij thus, enabling. these points
toj .became, a ..rallyjpg center, , f pr , all , tlie
ilmnp ,(tlt, ,teri;itprys.-'ln thh).,manT
ijeutjacling alumni, Jthroughputs the state
wjli Jiav-e, an,oppartuuity ,to receive t torn
FjtSSideutif Chaae isi.owo Interpretation
0t nthc ...important . tWngs l happening, .In
University life td his.challenge to the
l!utUreiji!'),i til iisrtV' ' .U:i:Ai' in
Mr. Dhnlel"3iiint,i' GeheraI 'Alumni
Seeretary-i 'accompanied' " DrJ Chad 'on
several 6fi:lrts7trip.1''1 While' hi Morgan
torH' thcy",wer'' honored by a 'luncheon
given 'by 'the Burke eounty alunini. Pre
Ihtoyplantf1 fbf : the
the Burke county alumni were made,- and
Mr. R. O. Huffman was appointed tem
poiary lcliairmon (i"')J -nui!ii'.7 - -Unie,
j -tllurinei President Chase's Vlsft ttf Ashe
Ville, hi addressed the boys of the high
school as' well i, the1 Afumn! Assoclatldri.
He also' m"ale a trip td Wildacresi'where
he inspected the summer assembly
ground ot M6Unt ' Mitchell ' Assbcla
tidri' of Atts and' Sciencesi of Which Dri
Thomas' Nik(Jn,J ' celebrated noVellsti ' is
president. Dr. Chase, together with oth-i
e'protriinerit men1 torAmerka'IS a!,mejii-ber-
of 1 the: aavisrtry' board ' of this asso
ciation. . -liU.itl'o-
: " i am 1 I '-l-tl -'''-I
J Theta S. Kappa (iNul ) Fraternity s an
nounced! the Initiation of Wallace Leary
of C.'Tderitony' James Paul of . F.lkin,' and
Harry Barnes-of.' Ahoskle.' !' bii .
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IHAISE WILL SFEAK AT
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L STATE COLLEGE MAY 12
To Deliver Principal Address At An;
j nual Celebration o-f. State College
j i Scholarship Day, At Raleigh. (J,
Dr. Harry W, Chase, President of the
University 'of 'North Carolina, will make
the 'principal address at State College
Scholarship 'Day, ' which is to be cele
bratdd May 12. '''"';;' V'r' H
j An annual Scholarship Day . at Sftte
College has Deeh Inaugurated under the
auspices of the Pine Burr Society and
phi Kappa Phi. The present plan is to
set aside one "day every, year for the
, ? . . , , , , . . t . ( ,' ' , . . v.'!.-. ;
purpose of bringing the importance of
high scholastic standards before the' stu
dents of the Institution. ' ,
i . liii, ,;. .,.! v i,r.l .ViiiiMi
In addition to Dr. Chase, the principal
speaker of the day. there will be invited
representaiives from' .the' chapters of IPhl
Beta " Kappa at Carolina, Duke, and
Davidson. ' The" names of the jDiembers
of the hpnbrary societies' and f raterni-
.- i '., ' j'i' " . rn.
lies ana we names o oiner siuuenis
having a high scholastic standing will be
read. All organizations having trophies
or 'ciips to award will do fvo pnhat da.,
I ' The exercises will b'e, ' Ifield in , ' Pullen
Hall and will continue , from o'clock
until 1 o'clock. All classes will be sus
pended during tin? time.
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tENNlS TOURNEY'1 ""'''
"M,m 11 CLOSti SATURDAY
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with Rogers, ! Who defeated 'Elgrij ' iiif
Qarblina, Brown,' Pf I)avldsbn,'an4 tiar'rj
' .iii-i j-i ,. .: i. ;,,. t-uf i.
of Davidson Whitener won the, state
Championship in the singles, .flye. years
go and should win over Rogers because
j Whitener, ,and ..Rogers i were decidedly
(jff. form in the doubles finals. . Rogers
dould not get his service, going as in pre
vious games. He Jiadj the hardest serve
of any man in the. tournament but was
4 little. weak in the court gameWhite
ner was also' out of ,his usual playing
style; he didn't seem td be able to place
his' shots with his usual accuracy or get,
lis chop-stroke going. j ; However, Mc
Cutcheon and , Carr . took advantage , of
thany" miscues to annex the title, Fre
quent errors were made by ;both.s sides
Wtttthe odds favoring the Davidsonians.
Time after tiipe they, would yolley back
and forth only for put of the players to
drive the ball .out of the .courf or Into
the net. "Mac" and Carr would often
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draw their opponents up to the net only
to -put a well-placed drive past them.
The Tar 'Heels' captain,' Whltaker,
after' a hard "battle with Agelaslo, of
Wake Forest, ' gave Whitener 'a mean
struggle before he was eliminated.' .iJoth
of-these men had at one time held the
singles championship of North Carolina
and were well' experienced In the art.
But the 'sorrel-topped Dukemen had the
advantage over "Hap" because , of his
superior 'height arid strength, but "Hap1'
made'up'for it b his, indomitable fight
ing . spirit. Whitaker had a beautiful
drive 'and' it' was "a great factor In 'his
gamef- "The5 'other Carolina players ' were
eliminated in the 'second and third tbund
of the tournament! It must be said'," how-'
eyer.'that the Tar Heels gave the 'other
boys a long arid liard scrap before' fhe'y
relinquished' their' hold on thp tourna
ment" 1 " " '
j A total of six institutions were repre
sented at the tournament. ( They were
tiuke'' tniversityt Davidson' College,
Wake Forest College, Guilford College,
Lenolr-RKyne tollege, and the Univer
sity of forth Carolina.' ' '
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Shows At
TUESDAY, . . . . : : . : . April 27, 1926
Carr Laemmle presents
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6'40 and ' ' From ijlie novel by Temple Bailed'
' ' Jacqueline' Ijoguii, tlullen l.andis, George Fawcett
-t j''5'iS f'!iiaiif If". ' ""'.. 1 j 'mid., Wwl .Crane "
, .tif" VI,,, j -, . ., --.ii .. .lyupino Lan Comedy-n"Tlie Fighting Dude"
i'l'iiw fiV'i ' '''''I ' ' ''''- fir':' ' I.".: '! '!' '
,h,i WEDNESDAY,. .'... April 28, 1926
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IS,eVUiar , First National Presents Corine Griffith In her
" ' '. '' ''"' '" '"'"""' .latest picture a triumph 1 "
' Admission '-"INFATUATION"
"'-. ''". . ' ! Mermaid !Comccly--"Ikl'' Your1 Haf" ""'
f bi)!,'!.i';il'.il'..ii y.i "" ..vW it il j. ii j SPOUTLIGHT " ;:i.'..'H.''' '.A..
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NORTHERN CAPITALISTS i .
BUY ASHEVILLE SCHOOL
tii- Viiiii., oii.i'i. ..ii 'i,i';j hII iTltil
The Asheville SchooL ,for Boys,, which
yearly sends Carolina a .large delegation
of students, has recently, . been, jold. n , Its
owner .. aaq, headmaster,- Mrf, Anderson,
has, ,reyred, and tbe.schppl has, been, pur
chased by :;Mt-i 'Walter P.jF'rase, anda
group of Pittsburgh . associates for
Mr. Fraser jays tha( there will be ne
change In the" acuity or the' Instruction
save . in the placing of -a greater 'emphasis
On idealism in the religious education. '
!.. This school" Is of interest to University
students both because it. is, the only one!
pi its kina in tne soutn ana Decause it
(OH .!-. j ) I "v.. ,')(.:!,.. .Ji , ,; ."i;, .,,.'!(
lias .sent so .many , excellent men to Caror i
ina. v Ifci'ls'-i'similari' to such .'Northern!
choolsa's 'Exetet,';and-'-'Tome and Is the'
tfnfy ''fejjreseritat'iy'e 'of'' that' class ' of '
schools, south of MaryWid! ,' ,
j il. t.i.i '.'i;t , '. .'.' f h! "I 0 Bk i
.Among the men it.has sent-to Carolina .
and who have played an important parti
in. University activities are George Ste-ihensj-
Byrort iGIonri Julius Adams, WU
iluri' Schaiiffrier,1 Prarik Cox, Sam' Fisher,'
oiii CheeseDorough.'. Parmelee ;Wrdi
piurhliajn Cdihurn, arid iriany others. i''"
I Mr. F'raser, tlie new owner and head-'
liiaster'is greatly interested 'In the al- .
most phe'liomeiial growth arid prosperity
if North Carolina. '
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MUSICAL COMEDY - -
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