The Davidsonian from Davidson, North Carolina • Page 8

8 THE DAVIDSONIAN, SEPTEMBER 17, 1925 Braxton, hefty center pilot of the Christians, did not report, having married since school closed. Davidson's captain will be selected before The Davidsonian is out, while Elon will come to Davidson with a leader. Fresh Daddies Prepared To Punish Unruly Rats Frank Hudson Heads Court of Control Freshmen Will be Durham, is proving the flash of the squad at quarterback. In the backfield Coach Corboy has five letter men back Richardson, Harrell, McNeil, Alexander, Parkerson and Newman. Jones is the only regular lienman returning, though Greene made his letter among the Elon forwards last fall.

Both teams returned for practice minus their captains, "Sook" Boggs, captain-elect of the Davidson Wildcats, going to coach at McCallie School, in Chattanooga, while Given Consideration QUALITY SERVICE The Haster Cleaner and Presser OUR WORK GUARANTEED TO PLEASE CITY PRESSING CLUB Davidson, N. C. Professor Blythe studied at the University of Mexico at Mexico City and Doctor Hood taught at Carolina Summer School. Doctor Hood will travel in Europe and study in European universities this winter. TAILORED AT FASHION PARK WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF With the arrival on the campus of another crowd of Freshmen, another Court of Control begins its stupendous task of convincing them that they are Freshmen and training them up in the way they should go.

The court is headed this year by F. R. Hudson of the Senior class, who will preside at all meetings of the court and see that each case is given fair and careful consideration. Frank is well fitted for this position, having been a member of the court last year. The other members of the court are: Seniors, L.

L. Deck, L. B. Huie, M. E.

Miller; Juniors, C. C. Murchison, R. L. Lincoln; Sophomores, R.

McRae, and P. R. Mauldeh. Two and a half years ago when hazing was voluntarily abolished by the Student Body, the Court of Control was established to take care of unruly Freshmen, and it has been functioning suc Shirts, Hosiery, Pajamas and Shoes, every thing for Men's Wear cessfully ever since. Itsduty is to hear, investigate, and deal with the charges COME IN AND GIVE US A TRIAL of the upper classmen against Freshmen for any kind of improper conduct, such as jibing, violating Freshman regulations, or breaking college traditions.

Several modes of punishment arc inflicted upon those convicted, varying in severity with the gravity of the offense. THE GLOBE CLOTHING CO. Each year the court operates more (DAVIDSON'S ONLY CLOTHING STORE) smoothly and efficiently, and it can be depended on to handle the Freshmen this year, for the judge has already announc ed that they mean business. The success of the court depends entirely upon the co-operation of the upper classmen in reporting offending Freshmen. R.

O. T. C. MAKES PLANS II op New Victor Records Number Sua What a World This Would Be-Fox Trot "I Want a Lovable Baby" (from George White's 19737 10 Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra She's Got 'Im Fox Trot Fred Hamm and His Orchestra I By the Light of the Stars with Mandola and Guitar Jim Miller-Charlie Farrell 1, 07, 1ft The King Isn't King Any More with Mandola 19738 10 and Guitar Jim Miller-Charlie Farrell 1 Married the Bootlegger's Daughter with Piano and Ukulele Frank Crumitl How's Your Folks and My Folks with Piano 1979 10 The Happiness Boys Panimttedl HuCe College styles announced in two pages in Fashion Park red in last week's Saturday Evening Post. (Continued from page 3) The Sophomores who will be made corporals have not yet been selected but this will probably be done about the 'middle of October.

The appointments for the advanced course students are as follows Cadet major, L. B. Huie; cadet captains, D. G. Wilson, L.

L. Deck, H. B. Ratchford, G. W.

Smith, J. E. Moore, B. T. Crayton.

Cadet first lieutenants are: C. E. Houston, A. S. Jones, W.

D. Cox, H. Y. Alexander, J. J.

Earnhardt, T. S. Baker; cadet second lieutenants, S. W. Moore, N.

C. Mc-Leod, A. B. Claytor, H. L.

Vance, E. P. O'Connor, T. B. Thompson, C.

R. McCarty, J. S. McRae. Cadet first sergeants will be: V.

S. Broyles, T. F. Anderson, W. 0.

Green, C. C. Murchison, J. Z. McDaniel cadet color sergeants, W.

W. Keerans, R. H. Mcllwaine; cadet platoon sergeants, R. A.

Brand, J. A. Joyner, J. C. Frierson, J.

A. King, C. R. Sims, H. S.

Frierson, M. Calhoun, W. 0. Puckett, H. L.

Shelby, W. T. Davis, K. V. Woodham, R.

L. Mitchell; cadet sergeants, J. M. Farrell, T. H.

Hamilton, J. B. Webb, S. Wall, J. Hand, F.

K. Bell, G. H. Zimmerman, J. B.

Kukendall, T. G. McCutcheon, T. G. Purcell, W.

H. Kornegay, T. L. Short, W. F.

Taylor, W. M. Treverton, W. A. Alexander, A.

Mclver, J. W. Crinkley, 0. H. Copeland, F.

K. Justice. The R. 0. T.

C. Band held its initial practice Monday afternoon in the upper room of the armory. There is apparently much good material in the fresh class and this combined with the old men who have played a year or so promises to be one of the best bands Davidson College has had in several years. To obtain the best results and to get the band in good shape it has been decided to have five practices a week for the first month. A number of interesting trips have been planned for the band this year, one of the main ones being a trip with the football team.

Captain Crayton will consult with Dr. Douglas as to which trip the band will 'accompany the team. Another interesting trip will be the trip to the Charlotte races somet time this fall. The band played for these races last fall and the officials were very much pleased with the showing made. Captain Weems is also planning a concert trip to some neighboring town in the early-future, i his MAiURS voice' PARKER-GARDNER CO.

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WILDCATS WILL OPEN Men's Section Street Floor (Continued from page i) lege if one will only look back into the annals of high school ball. The list of the promising men includes men from the leading high schools of the state as well as Virginiasuch schools at Durham High, Wood-row Wilson High of Portsmouth, Va, and others. In fact it, seems that one Kelly of the freshman class, of great fame at Bull MANAGERS F. R. HUDSON H.

L. SHAW H. D. BURKE.