Thursday, October. 7, 192S
THE TAR HEEL
Page Three
Freshman Cheering
This Year Best Yet
Directed by Kike Kyser, the
freshmen gave an exhibition of
cheering in chapel yesterday
morning that was declared by
members of the faculty to be
second to none ever presented by
a freshman class at the Univer
sity. The men were dismissed
from chapel a few minutes be
fore, the ringing of the 10:53
bell, and congregated in front of
Memorial Hall, where Kyser led
them in several spirited songs
and yells. - ;
Before leading ' the cheers,
Kike pictured the hours of hard
work expended by the football
team every afternoon, and point
ed, out ita need of the support
of every member of the sjtudent
body when it play s South Caro
lina Saturday. " - The ; freshmen
received his talk enthusiastically.
Plans made for New..,.:..
Road from Here to Durham. "
Word has been received that
the Durham Country Board of
Commissioners have started a
movement to pave the New Hope
Valley Road between Durham
and Chapel Hill. This, hawever,
depends upon whether Orange
County will pave three miles of
the road which lies within its
boundaries.
; New Hope Valley Road is the
nearest route from Chapel Hill
to the New Hope Valley Coun
try Club which is being built for
the benefit of the University of
North Carolina, Duke Univer
sity, and the citizens of Chapel
Hill and Durham..
The construction of this road
will make the new Country Club
more accessible to the people of
Chapel Hill and this immediate
vicinity and should, therefore, be
of much interest to them.
When You Dine
in Durham
More than any other place in the City, probably,
Welcome-In has collegiate atmosphere. Hefe
from mid-day until after eight in the evening,
we serve regular lunches and dinners. Almost
anything you want to special order.
We also make to special order frozen fruit
salad, layer cakes and many other dainties.
WELCOME-IN
Opposite Washington Duke Hotel
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TAR HEEL OF
. PAST DECADES
Twenty Years Ago Today
Nineteen out of twenty-four
students passed the State Bar.
Whitehead Kentty was elect
ed editor-in-chief of the Tar
Heel and B. S. Skinner was e
lected business manager.
Professor Howell was appoint
ed chairman of a committee of
seven to get bath houses and a
swimming pool here.
Virginia has good football
prospects. Fifty men are out
for berths on the team.
Elisha Mitchell Scientific So
ciety met. Dr. Richard H. White
head was elected president.
Freshmen .elect. Albert Cox
captain of the f rosh football
team.
A training table at the Com
mons for football men will be
run. Digestible food . will be
served.
Ten Years Ago Today
U. N. C. defeated V. M. I. 6-0.
"It was the fiercest football cur
tain raiser ever pulled on the
Hill." Winston scored for Caro
lina. ;- ''
Henry Fairly, ' thought to be
an intruder, shot by his room
mate, at five o'clock on Sunday
morning. JtJoth tne Doys are
from Monroe, and the wound is
not of a serious nature, 1
Freshman class holds meeting
and appoints committee, to se
lect appropriate colors for the
class. One freshman wants
bright, colors to represent the
stars in the class. f
There was a pretty fair crowd
out for the Carolina-V. M; I.
football game about 600 in all.
The Phi Kappa Sigma frater
nity announces the initiation of
Adams, of Andrews, N. C.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
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"THE BLACK PIRAT
Thursday, October 7th.
The Supreme adventure classic
of the screen the story of a coura
geous Sea Rover the life of the pi
rateyividly pictured. Thrills on the
high seas! the sword! the flintlock!
the gangplank!
Photographed in technicolor
Comedy: "All Wool" Admission 50c
FSclswicIs Tlieatre
"Almost a Part of Carolina
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THINGS THAT, COUNT
By Brown Shepherd, Jr.
Many a lesson is taught by de
feat. Carolina seems to ,be un
willingly paving the way for a
scholarship. : '.
'" -
Authorities credit Tennessee
with a championship team, it is
a certain knowledge that the Tar
Heels will not be by themselves
"among those defeated."
Out of the black gloom of the
Tennessee game there appeared
a silver lining of hopeful nature.
As the third . quarter opened
Carolina burst forth with an of
fensive effort which showed
promise of definite results with a
little more time and experience. .
Several passes, Ferrel to
Young, were completed in the
Saturday fray. Looks like that
ancient . arial jinx has at last
been lifted.
Many members of the Caro
lina squad have -been subjected
to heavy fire in the two initial
games of the season. A great
amount of nerve has been evinc
ed, but not enough fight. There's
a big difference.
Harry, Swartz, Tom Young,
Joe Josephs and Steve Furches
deserve lots of credit for the
fight they put up Saturday.
'-': .. "
The Carolina coaches have at
no time predicted a winning
team for this season: "The ma
terial is simply too young and
lacking in experience." N Give
our grid-instructors time; they
are working with the future in
mind.
.
Several members of the. squad
have quit since Saturday. Some
had excuses, some had too much
Tennessee, some had too little
of everything, others craved a
recess.
mm
Hike Kyser is doing a big
thing for Carolina by the forma
tion -of his "cheerio" organiza
tion. It's hard to fathom how
a Carolina team plays at all, in
view of the spirit manifested, or
rather not manifested by the
students on numerous occasions.
Y CABINETS MEET;
MAKE NEW PLANS
Decide to Invite Outstanding
Speakers to Address Caro--,
Hna Student Body.
FOLLOW BLUE RIDGE PLAN
The Y. M. C. A. building was
again the center of activities
Monday night when the three
"Y" organizations held their
regular meetingss Several im
portant sisues were discussed by
the Junior-Senior Cabinet, while
the completion of the member
ship for the Sophomore and
Freshman Cabinets was the
chief topic for these organiza
tions. The new series of Religious
Discussion groups for all the fall
quarter was discussed by the
Junior-Senior Cabinet and Presi
dent Glenn brought out several
ideas expressed at the Blue
Ridge Conference concerning
Religious Discussion groups. A
report of an investigation of the
distributing of literature and
pamphlets on the campus was
given by Nash Johnston and was
endorsed by-the cabinet. Norman
Block put before the cabinet in
an interesting manner the idea
of a concentrated effort to bring
to the University campus a num
ber of the most outstanding men
and speakers, of the country.
Under this"Dlan a program will
be carried out according to the
Blue Ridsre clan of conference.
The cabinet : heartily endorsed
the proposal.
The Sophomore organization
of the Y. M. C. A. was formally
named tne "Sophomore Cabinet"
by the members Monday night.
The members 6f this cabinet will
assist in holding the freshman
elections Friday. The member
ship is not yet complete, and
any Sophomores who are inter
ested in Y. M. C. A. work are
requested to give their names to
the Y. M. C. A. office.
The Freshman Cabinet will
hold a smoker at the regular
meeting hour next ' Monday
night. William Chandler, W, C.
Spaugh, and James Mclver.were
appointed a committee to ar
range the smoker. The Religi
ous Discussion group plan was
explained, and ' many, members
expressed a desire to join a
group. -
A merchant advertises "Happiness
Hose." Presumably these are for con
tented calves. Life.
Tau Epsilon .Phi ... announces
the initiation of Harry L.
Schwartz, of Charlotte, N. C.
"A Thousand Years Ago'
- ; ; to. Be Here October 15-16
'"A Thousand Years Ago," a
play of the orient, which will be
given October 15 and 16 by the
Carolina Playmakers has been en
larged and will be made to look
as much like out-of-doors as pos
sible. There will be a back
ground ' of pine trees and ever
greens across the back and sides
of the stage, : many Japenese lan
terns will be hung throughout
the auditorium, ; and incense
from the orient will be burned in
the building. Every effort will
be made to make the setting as
much in keeping- with the play
as possible., -
The farmer is mistaken if he thinks
his crops will be helped by the reina
of government. American Lumberman.
DR. WADE H. MARSHALL
Osteopathic Physician
Tankersly Building
CHAPEL HILL
Geo. F. Messner Wm. H. Eowe
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