@112 Techncan Pubshed weeky by the students of the North Carona State Coege of Agrcuture and Engneerng. Member North Carona Coegate Press Assocaton Ed

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1 _ tea Q NW} NW???frm: Uhr Urrhutttm Pubshed Weeky by the Students of N. 0. State Coege of Agrcuture and Engneerng Vo. 6, No. 3 STATE COLLEGE STATION, RALEIGH, N. C., SEPTEMBER 25, 1925 Snge Copy, 10c COLLEGE BAND RETURNS FROM STATE FAIR BOOSTER TRIP SPENDS TWO DAYS IN SOUASTERN SECTION OF STATE Is Greeted Wth Much PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK Coege Students Urged to Pat-A Pace Guards at Meredth to Featured b ya Seventy- Enthusasm At TO BE DONE BY SIDDELL ronze Loca ConcernsIn Return for Co-operaton Desgn Keep Watch Over Przed Fve-Yard Run by Every Stop Co operaton of Student Body s McDowe. Necessary to Obtan the Good '" Commttee Actve n RALEIGH MEN SHOW Best Resuts Securng Acton Favorabe TEXTILE TOWER RECEIVES TEBELL SENDS IN 'WHOLE APPRECIATION FOR to Coeges IR ATTENTION, ALSO TEAM OF RESERVES, WHO BAND S GOOD WORK The Good-W Commttee from.w the Raegh Merchants Assocaton Indvdua pctures for a Senors. In accordance wth the customs and MAKE A FINE SHOWING The State Coege Concert Band hed an mportant meetng at ther Junors, and Sophomores w be made tradtons of State Coege. the numeras of the cass of 28 have appeared n the d off the footba season n ths returned to the campus Thursday offce n the Band Hote Monday after- at the Y. M. C. Bang! and the State Wofpack pred A. begnnng next nght, after a tour of southeastern Thursday, October 1, and contnung. North Carona wth the Raegh secton of the State.at Rddck Fed through Saturday, October 10. Pctures w be made at the rate of Rchmond Spders I 20 to 0. State Boosters on the State Far Speca." Daddy Prce and hs boys yesterday afternoon by trouncng the put n ther share of the entertanment at each of the 37 towns vsted. to 9 p. m. the game about eght each hour from 11 a. m. started very much off at frst but as Ben Dxon MacNe accords them 49 progressed she began to A photographc work for the 1926 work hersef up per cent of the enthusasm strred up and by the end of the aong the way, whe the Raegh Agromeck s beng done by Sdde ast quarter she was gong at fu Tmes says that over haf the enthusasm was due to the Band. 0. of Ceveand, Oho, who recenty he- perod, Coach 'Tebe sent n pract- Studo of Raegh. Mr. Gae V. John, speed. Never n danger after the thrd Max Gardner, however, was the ndvdua hgh scorer. w do the photographc work for the strng men to reeve hs tred Varcame connected wth Sdde s Studo, cay hs entre second and thrd The Band boys thoroughy enjoyed Agromeck. Mr. John has had severa sty, and they showed up very we. the event, athough caed upon to do years experence and s a very capabe It was toward the end of the frst much work. They got away to a photographer. Last year he dd the quarter that the Wofpack found themseves, and they at once began to good start when, at Garner, they photographc work» for the Unversty were met by severa hundred schoo of West Vrgna. Mr. Sdde w march down the fed and a touchdown. W. Shuford has the honor of chdren and ther parents, a of,supervse a work. and he promses whom went wd over the musc and the best co-operaton of hs compete makng the frst score of the season the souvenrs dstrbuted by the Raegh busness and professona men. The prces for space n the Agro- one-yard ne. Try for pont by the staff. by pungng over the ne from the. It. was argey. a. repetton of. ths meck are due at the tme of sttng ar was good, McDowa to Johnson. performance at each town unt and are as foows: Nether team scored any more unt Godsboro was reached. At ths town a parade was on the schedue, and noon. The purpose of ths meetng Senors... $10.00 the customary paces about the camthe fourth, when the fghtng sons of the work of Raroad" Fountan n was to promote a better feeng between the students and busness men Junors the Red and Whte pushed across twa pus and at the varous sster nsttu [more markers and one try for pont hs new capacty as drum major was Sophomores the outstandng feature of the parade. To use the favorte sang vers- of Raegh. Representatves from the Of ths amount $1.50 s pad the tons n Raegh. The second score was the resut of a pubcatons of Wake Forest. Meredth, Peace and State Coege were n- photographer, whch may be apped After the numeras were fnshederetty seven-yard pass. McDowa to nacuar, t must be sad that he truy on ndvdua orders for pctures f on the campus. the entre cass journeyed to Meredth two nghts ater I Jennette. Bynum secured try for "Sngs a wcked baton." After havng used the stck" n many ways vted to ths meetng to dscuss wth the student so desres. Four exposures w be made of each student, and pont by drop kck. The thrd and the merchants the brngng about of fna one came as C. Shuford dashed" heretofore unknown by the members a better understandng between the Mr. Sdde absoutey guarantees a and were rather nosy greeted by the across the ne after recevng a fveof the Band, t fnay made connecton wth hs mtary cap. causng t two groups. satsfactory pcture. Sophomore cass of that nsttuton. yard pass from Johnson, and ran ten The usua exchanges of songs For some tme there has been some Over 600 pctures w have to be and yards. Bynum's try for pont faed. to depart from hs head and go spn msunderstandng among - many Raegh merchants as to the atttude of made n ths mted tme of yes took pace and then four 28's ten days. State at frst payed very poory were panted: two on nng across the street. At Cnton, so t s hoped that a students the w corner of and was on the defensve most of the the next pace to parade, he was more the Merchants Assocaton n regard cooperate wth the staff n every way denton and Bount streets, one oftme durng the frst and second quarwhch was dedcated to the conservatve, and he and hs cap to coege papers and other offca pubcatons. However. Mr. Hudson, possbe. Appontment cards w be Mcredthter: but t was n the thrd and fourth Sophomores. The other two never parted company. sent to the student at east three days werethat showed that the coachng of Gus panted drecty n front At Warsaw the speca tran was presdent of the assocaton. and.mr. n advance. and each student s name of Dr. Brew- ITebe had not been n van Durng met by Bg Eer and N. M. Smth. Gunn, charman of the commttee. and hour of appontment w be er s home. the frst threeouarters of the game After the pantng State Coege men of the Cass of made t cear that they were strcty posted on the Agromeck buetn was fnshed athchmond showed very tte fght. and '25. Eer s deveopng the footba supportng the coege pubcatons n boards. If any student fnds hs appontment s nconvenent. he shoud Meredth the cass moved on to Peace, where they were agan greeted wth prowess of Dupn County, wvhe advertsng and any other possbe Smth s aborng wth ts menta deveopment. If they fa to fa n way. ca at the Agromeck offce and get a yes and songs. Here a 28 was paced Ths decson w very materay new appontment. The staff w do n front of the man gate to the en-.trance bf the campus. After the pant- ove wth some of the beautfu grs affect the quaty of oca coegate ther best to pease everybody. that were present n numbers comparabe to the sands of the desert. to a arge extent upon ther advertse- pubcatons, as many of these depend At the tme of sttng, each student w be asked to f out a questonnare whch w serve as a compete then they are more than human. ments to fnance ther operatons. That At Waace a bevy of beautfu advertsements n coege papers may record of each man and w ad the grs. representng the town, endeared themseves n the hearts of the Mr. A. S. Brewer, Busness Manager be made proftabe was brought out by staff to emnate a errors.n the book. Sampes of these questonnares may be seen on the buetn boosters by passng around grape of State Coege. He mentoned the juce and cgars. Ths feature was tactcs used by foregn concerns n boards or at the ofce. conspcuous because of ts absence securng trade from the boys, and suggested some means for nterestng the the commttee of every co operaton at other paces. The nght was spent at Wmngton. and the Band contested wth the deegates from the coeges assured frendy atttude. coege boys n oca merchandse. The on ther part n return for ther presdent of the Far, 0. Max Gardner, for frst pace n the favor of the ' townspeope. The second day was a far repetton Of the frst..in Baden Cpunty great ovatons were gven the boosters. Among the many countes vsted. Dupn. Fender and Baden were probaby the most enthusastc. At Lumberton. whe paradng, the drum major was agan compeed to eave the Band to take care of tsef whe he chased hs unruy mtary cap Ȧt Hamet. Tom McCrea and Eary Smth were encountered. They mmedatey attached themseves to the party and went'on to Rockngham, where an mprovsed quartet gave a! few seectons, aong wth a parade and a speech by a booster." A group of Hamet ades aso accompaned the party to Rockngham, and the Band boys were so presumng as to come near puttng the Raegh -men out of the runnng wth the (Contnued on page 5.) AOROMEOII PHOTOGRAPHER RALEIGH MERCHANTS WOLPPACH OPENS SEASON WITH ASSOCIATION PROMISES TO SUH ORT COLLEGES DECISION MEANS MUCH HERE TRON OCT 1 10 IS TO PUBLICATIONS FROM FINANCIAL STANDPOINT 20-0 VICTORY OVER RICHMOND SOPNOMORES PAINT NOMERAIS JOHNSTONAND McDOWELL STAR; A OIRIS OOEOES IN OIIY TEAM WORKS WELL ng was fnshed at Peace. the Sophs decded t was too ate to go to Sant Mary s, so that the pacng of the numeras there was put off unt another date. However, by the tme ths ssue s n the hands of the readers they w have appeared at that nsttuton. 0n the nght of the pantng at Meredth t was decded best to post guards to ptotect these freshy panted numeras. It woud have been very dscouragng to the Sophomores who had done the pantng to have ther work destroyed even before t had a chance tovdry. so three men vountee to keep vg over these chersh umeras through the nght. The nght passed sowy for the weary watchers, but as the sun rose they were aroused from ther stupor by the sent approach of many peope. To the surprse of the watchers t was the entre Sophomore cass of Meredth who turned.out to vew the new numeras dedcated to them. The men who had remaned on guard a nght were cheered by the grs, and true to fe they bushed ready n the presence of so many of the far sex. It s needess to say that these Tech Sophs enjoyed a deghtfu hour unt the comng of the fresh guards. The tred men were too eager to gan ther bunks, for shorty after ther departure a sumptuous "breakfast was brought out to the dsmay of the new guards. who had just come from ther bi'eakfast at the coege dnng ha. but who dd justce to ths repast n pace of thosevwho had earned t. t was ony at the cosng mnutes of the contest that they et oose wth any knd of offensve power at a. Ther dazzng passes practcay swept the Wofpack off ther feet for a few mnutes. and ony an ncompete pass over the ne dened them a score. 'At ths juncture the Spders had competed three passes out of eght for gans of eeven. twenty, and twenty fve yards. respectvey. McDowa. the fast-steppng haf from Rockngham. was the star of the game. Hs work of passng, puntng and runnng was brant. Hs ongest run of the game for seventy-fve yards was made ony- after he had sdestepped and dodged many of hs woud-be tackers. Capt. Johnson ran McDowa second honor for exceent work. Hs pungng and? dashng abty were very pretty and attrbuted much to State s offense. In the thrd quarter A got oose around rght end for a sensatona fun of twenty--fve yards, and was ony haued down after severa payers had tacked hm. State was somewhat off n the passng ne. ony competng two out of seven attempts, havng one of them ntercepted. Rchmond competed four out of nne and had one ntercepted. The Wofpack scored seven frst downs to the Spders fve. Lne-up and Stuntman-y State Poston Rchmond Watkns... Goode R. E. Bynum... Demotte R 1'. Whte... Trummer R. G.. Logan... Gbson C. (Contnued on page S.) \

2 @112 Techncan Pubshed weeky by the students of the North Carona State Coege of Agrcuture and Engneerng. Member North Carona Coegate Press Assocaton Edtora Staf E. G. MOORE... Edtor-n-Chef J. J. WRIGHT... Assocate Edtor HERMAN BAUM...,...Managng Edtor Edtors R. W. LUR... Sport Edtor R. R. FOUNTAIN... Admn. Edtor R. W. FERGUSON... Exchange Edtor F. E. PLUMMER... Y. M. C. A. Edtor J. E. ECKERSON...Rewrte Edtor Busness Sta]?E F. K. FOGLEMAN... Busness Manager JEFF C. DAVIS...Crcuaton Manager F. L. TARLETON... Adv. Manager Contrbutors to Ths Week s Paper: D. R. PACE G. B. WALLACE W. T. WATKINS E. R. THOMPSON A. L. AYDLETT JOHN FORT Entered as second-cass matter, February 10, 1920, at the postoce at Raegh, North Carona, under the Act of March 8, ~SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: $1.26 PER COLLEGE YEAR Our advertsers were socted wth the purpose of puttng before you dependabe shoppng ponts. Remember ths, and fee perfecty safe n gudng your shoppng by T:. News tems for Tan may be handed to any member of the sta eft at Tu ofce, or maed 'Box 258, State Coege Staton, Raegh, N. C. Edtoras Query: How do the Meredth peope aways manage to pass by just at supper tme? Speakng of weather remnds us - that our staff were hot under the coar a ast week. A joke s a rght n ts pace, but reay t s tme to cast asde that od straw d., Supper on Sunday s ndeed a uxury. W t ast, were they just eggng us for a whe? One advantage-of beng a member of the Band s that t teaches a feow to bow hs own horn. A French psychoogst says that rest s compete reaxaton of body and mnd. Bet t woud be fun to try t once. Accordng to the cock t s sx and one-haf hours from breakfast unt dnner (a a southern). Accordng to our anatomy t s a day and a haf. The Agromeck staff pans to buy a car, accordng to Mr. Yeps. Not wng to b eoutdone, staff w begn negotatous at once for the purchase of a bcyce. p Our favorte coege weeky stated ast week that a commttee w be apponted to ook after refund fees. We have been watng four years for ths thng to happen. Cheer up, feows, our dreams are about to come true. ' Durng'the frst week of schoo our Senor Cass presdent met Wth an accdent. Soon afterwards the presdent of the Sophomores met wth an accdent. We are not supersttous, but just the same, f we were Freshmen, we woudn t potc very much for the presdent s pace when the cass eecton s hed. When the orchestra at the State Theatre payed our Ama Mater Monday afternoon approxmatey three peope cheered. Later another State Coege song, whose musc was borrowed from Sousa, was ayed. State students a over the house then rased ther voces oud- y n approva. for yen to k WAKE EM UP!. Often we hear the cry of too many organzatons n a coege communty. If we are not mstaken, State Coege s rapdy marchng to that state of affars. What seems to us to be a fary good thng to do woud be to re juvenate a ong-negected member who has sumbered peacefuy these many years, except for an abrupt ca once a year. Ths stagnant organzaton to whch we refer s the county cub. Custom and vanty nduce us to bech forth the prce for a pcture n The Agromeck, and then t s usuay a over'unt exacty one year. Here s a possbty. The county cub may be used for many thngs. It can become an agency for brngng more men here f we are foosh enough to go wd over mere numbers and most of us are. It coud create a feeng of feowshp among us f We gave t the opportunty. It may be made to serve as a soca unt, to f a gap n the ves.of' new men especay. Fnay t may hep n the task of presentng State Coege, just exacty as t s, to the peope of North Carona. Such a presentaton, we thnk, woud be of more vaue than the ravng of some magnatve newspaperman or the soft stuff that s usuay handed out by coege papers. _ WHICH IS BETTER? _ The proceedngs and concusons of the Student Counc have ong been a subject for dscusson. Many of our eaders n campus fe have thought that the pan of secrecy was best. Others have thought that pubcty was preferabe, and have sad so. We are rasng ths queston purey from the standpont of the news nvoved. It s not the purpose of ths edtora to dscuss the merts of ether system from the standpont of the Student Coun. We are ookng at t from the pont of newspapermen. The begnnng of the year seems to us agood tme to have some opnons from students and facuty on ths matter; Everyone knows that newspapers prnt much matera that no one s especay proud of, yet t s news and the peope are entted to know about t. Shoud prnt the detas of the affar when severa. men are found guty of breakng a aw of the student gov ernment? Whch of the two courses, secrecy or pubcty, w do most toward reducng offenses? We have attempted to ay the queston before the student body, for t s ther government, and s ther paper. Our desre s to make serve n the fuest measure. We w apprecate any comment on ths matter from anyone nterested. FOURTH DIME NSION TECHNICIA of matera words. And f" they can say Law, why then they thnk there s no God at a. But t may. be that He s that Law of whch, you tak so gby, and that some day you w be abe to say, as J aeob sad of hs camp ground, Surey God s n ths Law, and I knew t not.,... But why s t that God hdes Hmsef? r Why does He eave anybody n doubt? At east ths we may be sure of, the best and hghest we know ths word s not sefrevcacd. Does anythng beautfu and fne and good ever rush at you and oudy excam, Here I am. Look at me! Reay, s anythng sprtuay rch and great ever come to easy? Coud God be sprtua f He' shoved and shouted and paraded Hmsef? *And coud we care anythng for Hm. f He 0btruded Hmsef that way?.. But how can ywavrv-, and unmstakabe.th on ve and move and have/fmr beng n God? There s no/formua that I can gve. Mosty, y u w have to et God revea tha to you n Hs own way. But you have to et Hm. He 'w not ad cannot t you render your sou receptve, t you wake up to Hm. You must suffer your sef to become aware of God. And yet there s somethng you can do, must do. It s to make the experment. It s to ve on the as sumpton that God s, and that He s a rewardcr of them that seek Hm. Ony after you have tred t w you know whether t s better to ve. that way than on the assumpton that there s no God. Ony then w you know whether t s a more satsfactory way of- fe, and whether you fee more frmy based, and whether you have a keener sense that you have got your feet on rock and have ad your hands on eternty. The proof of fe s n the vng. And f you want to know tremendousy what God s, and f you want to fee yoursef uphed by Hm, moved by Hm, vng n Hm, havng your very beng enveoped Hs presence, make the venture. Act as f He were there, and you w know that He s there. Reach out hands to Hm, for He s ngh thee. Speak thou to Hm, for He heareth. For yoursef and not another, you sha know. But do not go out to hunt for Hm; become aware of Hm: Coser s He than breathng, And nearer than hands and feet. That God, the God of experence, the God that you experence, s the ony God you w ever knew, or ever can know. Fndng Hm s the greatest human achevement; t s the mghtest thng that can ever happen to a human sou. It s the most amazng and the most bessed dscovery that man can make. one fees ke some watcher of the skes when a new panet swms nto hs ken. It s a sprtua reveaton. It s~the sgna rather t s the turnng on of the current of a new and suffcent motve power for the machnery of fe. s not a regous pubcaton, but we cannot overook the fundamentas upon whch a Opportunty our earnng and a our acheve-v ments are based. Coege students Wth doubt and dsmay you are smtten; usuay undergo many changes, and chef among these are the changed You thnk there's no chance for you, deas about regon. So. often son? Why the best youth s books msunderstood haven't and a yearnng for truth s mstaken for ack The best race hasn t been run, been wrtten,. of fath. When youth fnds a The best score hasn't been made yet. frend who understands ts probems, who seeks to hep rather than The best tune hasn't been payed yet. The best song hasn't been sung; crtcze, then t shoud stand Cheer up, for the word s young! ready to sten. Last Sunday Rev. W. -A. Stanbury of the Edenton No chance? Why the word s just Street Methodst Church preached eager a sermon that shoud have a speca For thngs that you ought to create. Its store appea of to true the weath students s of ths st coege. We have secured permsson It yearns for more beauty, meagre, Its needs are ncessant and great. to prnt a few extracts from ths More aughter and ove and rosermon, whch are gven beow:. mance; Is not ths just the pont at More oyaty, abor and duty. w ch many peope, especay No chance why there's but chance! young peope, fnd ther troube that they try to nteectuaze God For the best verse' hasn't beencrhymed and 'reduce regon to a scentfc yet, formua? They want to know Hm The best house hasn t been panned, The n hghest the peak same way hasn't that been they know cmbed yet. mathematca equatons, and f they The mghtest rvers aren't spanned. do not get Hm nto such straghtjackets they concude that He s The chances have just begun, Don't worry and fret, fant-hearted, ony a, fgment of the magnaton,, For the best jobs haven t been started, The mora s eft pr at best ony an aura esvey The best work hasn t been done. out for yoursef. dancng about the more sod body mm BRALEY. M r Chs week s Ifmerrk by ZIPPY MACK There was once a good coach, Gus Tebe, Who d been drng hs men qute a spe; _ Now, he modesty cams, There re no champonshp ams; But good goy, you never can te! WHO S Student Government Presdent... H. E. Kenda Vce-Presdent... E. G. Moore 'Juno'r Cass Treasurer... G. B. Cne Presdent... J. F. Matheson The Agromeck Vce-Presdent...R. L. Brownng Edtor-n-Chet...J. M. Potter Sec-Tress,... F. M..Chedester Busness Manager... R. D. Beam Sophomore Cass The Techncan Presdent.....U. G. Hodgn Edtor-n-C hef... E. G. Moore Vce-Presdent... W. P. Abrght Assocate Edtor...J. J. "Wrght Secretary-Treasurer... J. Brantey Managng Edtor... H. Baum I Puen Lterary Socety Busness Manager...F. K. Fogeman Adv. Mgr... F. L. Tareton- ' j Presdent... H. W. Tayor! 1 Vce-Presdent... J. E. Tddy The Agrcuturst.. Secretary...H. K. Pott Edtor-n-Chef... J. G. WeaVer Treasurer...J. D. Conrad Managng Edtor... H. W. Tayor Leazar Lterary Socety Busness Manager... J. P. Shaw Presdent...-'.... R. J. Peeer Students' Agrcutura Far Vce-Presdent...R. R. Fountan Presdent... H. W. Tayor Secretary...H._ E. Sprnger Vce-Presdent... J. Sack _ Treasurer...C B. Brown Secretary... J. P. Shaw I Pne Burr Socety Treasurer...C. A. Leonard, I Presdent... J. G. Weaver Footba Vce-Presdent H W..Tayor Captan... A. A. Johnston Secretary... S. H. Hassa Manager L... R. B. Merre I Treasurer... F. J. Grffn Baseba I P Kappa Deta,. (Honorary Socety) 1 Presdent... R. J. Peeer Secretary... R. R. Fountan Treasurer... J. M. Potter Y. M. C. A. Presdent... J. M. Curre Vce-Presdent... R. J. Peeer Secretary... H. F. Sprnger! Treasurer... H. K. Pott 1 Cv Engneerng Socety Presdent... R. W. Luther! Vce-Presdent... J. E. Wams I Sec-Tress...C. F. Gregson I Eectrca Engneerng Socety Presdent... F. P. Dckens Vce-Presdent... F. L. Tareton Sec-Tress... H. Baum... WOO-WWW WHO AT STATE Mechanca Engneerng Socety Presdent Mark Sumner Vce-Presdent... R. M. Shuford Secretary... J. L. Campbe. Secretary... S. E. Shepard Treasurer... H. L. Brown Treasurer... W. E. Pott Court of Customs Texte Socety Judge...Water Shutord Presdent... J. P. Waton Pros. Attorney... H. W. Tayor Vce-Presdent... W. W. Guyas Sherff... '.... W. E. Donne Secretary-Treasurer... Red Davs Senor Cass Agrcuture Cub Presdent... R. D. Beam Presdent... R. B. Wnchester Vce-Presdent... R. E. Back Vce-Presdent... R. R. Fountan Secretary-Treasurer... T. C. Whte Secretary......R. H. Buock meck Yeps "WM Feows, the tme has come for you 'to ncrease your cussng" vocabuary we are submttngour prces for space n the 1926 Agromeck. t C D But pease be as gaant as possbe. Remember Red" s n the hospta, and t's poor sportsmanshp to, kck a man when he s fat on hs back.. O We expect to be accused of beng n eague wth the Mop-up, the Laundry and the Bursar's once. but we deny that we are usng any such hghway r'obbery methods But don't kck" too much rght now save some of the bad thngs you have to say t after you see the fnshed book. Then, f you are not satsfed, we guarantee not to refund your money. t. We admt the prces are sghty hgher than " they were ast year, but ths advance was necessary, snce we are spendng between, $1,500 and 32,000 more than was spent on ast year's book. Wat and see s a we Captan......J. J. Gbert I Manager... E. W. Summere Basketba Captan... F. P. Dckens Manager... H. B. Jones Track Captan... L. S. Prdgen Manager... A. H. Thomas Cross-Country Captan...J. J. Wrght Manager... B. A. Horne Tenns Captan... W. R. Tayor Manager... G. V. Harren Wrestng Captan...C. S. Harre Manager Have you notced the two beautfu new structures that \have been erected on our campus? We are referrng to our buetn boards n front of the mess ha" and postoce. Keep your eye on them. for they w have amportant announcements. U 0 O Esewhere n ths ssue of The Techncan you w fnd nformaton concernng ndvdua pctures whch are to be made for a Senors, Junors, and Sophomores from October st to 10th. Read t carefuy. You may aso enjoy the pcture of Sdde's Studo staff. If you have never been down to Sdde s Studo, t mght be worth your tme to make a vst we understand that a the young ades are not marred. NEW PROFESSOR ADDED TO ENGINEERING STAFF Professor Pauson Comes to State Coege Hghy Recommended Prof. J. D. Pauson. graduate of Aegheny Coege and of the Yae Coege of Fne Arts. has accepted a poston on the teachng sta of the Archtectura Department, takng the pace of Professor Schwartz. Proteasor Pauson has had wde experence. and hs depajrtment fe es that n hm they have a vauabeaddton.

3 ' Cod Storage of Eggs Does Not Affect Vtamn A Content That the vtamn A content of eggs s not serousy affected by cod storage has been recenty shown by a seres of experments conducted by the ASBESTIN E SERVES MANY PURPOSES Asbestne s a doube scate of magnesum and cacum. It has been generay used as a fter matera, especay. n the manufacture of paper. Recenty a carefu study of ths matera has been made and a number of new uses have been found for ths matera. When mxed wth sodum bcarbonate n the raton of three parts of sodum bcarbonate to one of as-. bestne, t serves as a new fre extngusher whch s especay adapted to the contro Of o and gasone fres. A servceabe tracng paper has been prepared by coatng thn, but frm wrtng paper wth a fm of asbestne and petroeum o. A new knd of paster whch contans no stone or cement and whch s we suted for ktchens, courts, etc., can be made wth asbestne as the basc matera. Fter daphrams and ces made from asbestne are a good substtute for those of scous earths made from especay prepared scous earths. A Vmxture of sodum sacyate and asbestne consttutes a very satsfactory powder for treatment of wounds. A north German chemca factory has recenty manumactured a new o from domestc raw materas, whch has the quates whch are superor to ordnary vegetabe fats, and s about 20 per cent cheaper than the vegetabe fats. It s very smar to castor o n ts consstancy and con- -tans about per cent neutra fat deveop the odor of the orgna matera., # SPRINGER Y SECRETARY H. E. Sprnger, of Portsmouth, Va., a member of the Junor Cass. was eected secretary of the Y. M. C. A. Monday evenng, September 21. Snce R. L. Brownng. the former secretary, dd not return ths year, t was necessary to eect some one n hs pace. Sprnger, who aways has been nterested n Y. M. C. A. work, was chosen for ths poston. Sprnger has shown hs nterest n Y work at ths nsttuton n more than one way. He was a oya member of the Frendshp Counc, attended the Coege Y. M. C. A. Conference at Bue Rdge ths summer, served on V the new Student Commttee" ths year. and has heped the Y n other ways. More than once he has shown ths nsttuton that he s not afrad of hard work. Ths year he s vng n the Y and s there a arge part of hs tme to gady end a hepng hand whenever he can do so. Kampus Komcs I H-I Iq Professor: Why. there's condensed mk, evaporated mk, and but why do you ask? Art Stude: We, I was drawng a pcture of a cow, and I wanted to know how many faucets to put on 'her. It It It sn't what a gr knows that bothers us, but how she earned t. t t II He: What s a} four-etter word entrey surrounded by water? She: Fsh. * t She w not pet, She w not squeeze, Her skrt comes yards beow her knees, She s not to bame For no one s taught her, You see, she s the parson's daughter. t I t Dressng Saad Adam: Say, Eve, was that my sut you threw n the saad? * t Just a Chaser! Guest: Say, od man, ths stuff s a tte weak, sn't t?" Host: Wat a mnute, you have the wrong botte! That s furnture posh you are drnkng!" It! # t Church was out eary ast.nght, wasn't t?" ~ ' "Yes.", ' What was the troube?" Some one bew an auto born outsde and the mae quartet was a that was eft." Insde Dope t C $ Hen: What knd of a gr s Frances? Ha: Oh, she do n a pnch. Hen: Do what? _ t t # or gycernes, 6.15 per cent free fatty acds and 1.05 per cent unsaponfabe - matera. Were you afrad to ask your father It s known n the trade as Myraboa o, and s very we adapted for for money?" No, I was cam and coected." the manufacture of soaps. Toet soaps made from 10 per cent coconut F: What coor har do you ke o and 90 per cent Myraboa o conforms to the hghest requrements of L: I thnk back s wonderfu. best?" textfre and atherng quates. A F: We, take ths sandwch. It very desrabe quaty whch ths o has one n t." or soaps manufactured from ths o t t t possess s that the odor of the materas from whch t s manufactured Raff: "Yes, I used to seep wth Rff: "Do you know B?" does not deveop as the o ages. hm." Ths s not true n the case of os Rff: Room-mates?" manufactured from garbage and waste, no matter how hghy they may be purfed, for sooner or ater they Raff: No; cass-mates." O O ) I'm the cats! sad the mouse when he saw he was cornered.. O 3 A Baba: Howndo you ke my new backjack?", Fortet Yegg: It s a knock-out.. 0. Are you an actress, aunte?" No. darng: why do you ask?" Because daddy sad when you came we'd have a scene. 0 C C ' Frst After: I sped some whskey on my coat ast nght: how can I get t off? Secnod After: Try Bue Jay Corn Remover. I I Do you ove me, darng?" Of course I do, Herbert." Herbert! My name s Emer!" Why, so t s. I keep thnkng that today s Monday." O O 0 When was the oose-eaf system Rues and Reguatons Boardng Department For Ordery and Economca Admnstraton, and to Render the Greatest Servce Jazz: What nstrument do you Unted States Bureau of Chemstry. -pay?" The resuts of these experments Band: The shoe horn." The boardng department s admnwoud seem to ndcate that freezng Jazz: What can you pay wth a stered by the coege under the aushoe horn?" thorty Of ts trustees to provde good an dcod storage for even ong perods causes but tte deteroraton n the Band: Foot notes. board to ts students at a ow cost. vtamn A potency of eggs. I 0 # For ordery and economca admnstraton and to render the greatest Tests were carred out on rats, She: I ve just had my har whch had been kept on a det defcent n vtamn A unt they showed He: What's the er? Does your are prescrbed. shnged." servce, these. rues and reguatons unmstakabe symptoms of xerophthama.. The addton of 0.1 gran roof eak?", s s s Rues and Reguatons of frozen egg to the day raton of Evangest: Don't worry, madam: Board s payabe n advance on regstraton and thereafter on or before these rats produced a marked mpovement n the condton of the teeth. 1* the frst day of each caendar month weepng and wang and gnashng of eyes, whe a cure was accompshed Od Lady (n audence): But, sr, at the rates desgnated by the coege n most cases by means of a 0.25 gram I have no teeth. n ts buetn of Fees and, Coectons." The rates for the present year dose. Evangst: Don t worry, madam: Growth of the anmas whch had teeth w be provded." are: $18 per month; $5 per week; $1 stopped on the vtamn free det was t per day; 50 cents per mea. Payments for board are made at the resumed wth the addton of the Art Stude: How many knds of mk offce of the treasurer of the coege. frozen egg to the det. Eggs kept n are there? where a certfcate of Board Payment w be ssued and gven to the a \frozen condton for neary nne years were used n part of ths work, student. and strcty fresh eggs were found to Ths certfcate of board payment s produce ony.a sghty greater rate the ony authorty for enterng the of mprovement on dseased rats than boardng department, and s to be the frozen eggs. gven by the student to the management of the boardng department upon ts request. Wthdrawa from the boardng department s not aowed except at the end of the caendar month. Request for wthdrawa at such tme must be made n person to the boardng department management, who w ssue to the student 3. "Permt to Wthdraw. and w notfy the treasurer's offce that the student has wthdrawn. Payments for board w be requred up to and ncusve of the date assgned on the Permt to Wthdraw." Permt to re-enter the boardng department must be obtaned from the Offce of the treasurer of the coege and be presented to the boardng department management. NO refunds w be made to any student on account of board for absence from the boardng department for any cause, uness t be for sckness that necesstates hs return home. or because of hs wthdrawa from coege. or n consequence of some acton of the Coege Counc reducng the number 0f days the student s requred to reman n coege. The boardng department w reman open for the mnmum number of days requred n any month,'and board w be Coected ony for ths tme. Students who are here n advance of the openng of the boardng department or. who reman after ts cose w be provded for n the coege cafetera at reasonabe rates. Students who have not obtaned a Certfcate of Board Payment from the treasurer s offce. are not to enter the boardng department for one or more meas wthout frst obtanng the wrtten permsson of the boardng department management; nor s any such student to occupy the pace of some other student durng the atter's absence. Students havng guests here for ony a short tme w not be requred to pay for them provded that they are reported to the boardng department management, and provded that they are not students n ths coege. Ungentemany conduct as we as any attempt to evade payment for board w not be toerated, and the boardng department management s authorzed and drected to report to the proper coege authorty a nfractons of ths rue. POULTRY SENIORS WILL JUDGE AT COUNTY FAIRS Wthn the next few weeks the senors n Poutry Scence w go to the county fars over the state n the capacty of offca judges. Ths s one of the most vauabe experences that w come to these men. In judgng the poutry at county fars they w have ther frst rea contact wth agrcutura North Carona n a professona way, and w thus gan vauabe experence. They w meet on an equa bass the agrcutura eaders of these countes, county agents, farmers. and the eadng poutry breeders. They w get an under- : standng of the nsde workngs of a county far a chance to hande vauabe brds. ' frst used?" Eve used t to keep track of her \Vht Took Her There? party gowns." \. t t Mrs. Smart: So you are gong to Ed, (n auto): Ths contros the Hot Sprngs? brake. It s put on very qucky n Mrs. Dumb : Yes. Crossword puzzes are now nstaed case of an emergency. Mrs. Smart: Are you gong for the as reguar course n the Unversty of Co-Ed: 'seezj somethng ke a week-end? Kentucky Coege of Engneerng.. _ _ _ - -- _... _ _ - _ - kmona.., Mrs. Dumb: No for rheumatsm. I Mr. H. L. Caveness, a graduate of Mr. A. D. Jones, a three-year gradupartment of Duke Unversty, has accepted a pos- ate of the Unversty of Cncnnat. ton as nstructor n the Chemstry has accepted a poston wth the De- Department at State Coege. Chemstry. LEFAX Bank Forms For Every Purpose Data Sheets Coverng The Subjects In Whch You Are Most Interested. Bnders In Whch They Can Be Convenenty Carred, And Fes Hodng Large Quanttes of Sheets. Here Is A System That Heps You To Be Methodca And EnCourages You To Prepare Your- Sef For Bgger And Better Thngs L. E F A. X.. The Tree of Knowedge. A'THORZEI) SERVICE STATION 4 For.Lefax- Suppes STUDENTS SUPPLY STORE N. C. State Coege CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE PROMPT and EFFICIENT SERVICE at Our Soda Fountan Ice Cream Candes Fruts Tobaccos WSPECIAL FANCY CANDIES FOR GIFTS 111 Fayetteve Street r n I.._n u. 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4 ' h - -J\"/.. n/ to -\\(1 \\ 9 V// - _\\\\L\ - «f/.1: 4"..-4. fres/2mm and Tuesday afternoon saw the Freshman and Varsty footba teams have ther frst practce game of the season. The frst-year men were a tte confused and payed rather apart for a whe, owng to the fact that they had not been together or practcng ong enough to perfect ther pays, but nevertheess they gave the Varsty a merry tme for about an hour. Runnng sgnas by both teams was the program, n order to gve the coaches a chance to observe the pays and watch the men n acton. The customary fumbes and mspays were abundant at frst, but as the scrmmage contnued, both sdes setted down to rea ne punges, end runs and passng, wth much fght and accuracy. The Freshmen had severa pays that at frst caught the Varsty unaware, and before they coud be broken up Abrght and Outen had ether crced the ends or perced the ne for nce gans. The sdesteppng of Abrght and the pungng abty of Outen were very notceabe. The work of Deadmon on end and Es on tacke, both A-State men, was very conspcuous, aong wth that of Foyd and Goodwn. McDowe was the prncpa ground ganer for the veterans, whe Jeanette, Kgore and Shuford aso payed we. Nether team ganed much over the ne, and the Freshman team shoud have n a week or so a ne amost mpregnabe. The Fresh backfed was a tte sow n gettng started, but, Coach Homewood shoud deveop a fast-steppng backfed that w gve a good account of tsef before many more days. The Varsty backfed worked wth much ease and grace, and ther nterference was we formed. Both teams have room for mprovement, especay n the passng. They are somewhat off n ths featureof the game, but ths can be deveoped as the season progresses. McDowe dd some very brant work aong ths ne, but a team needs mere than one man that can pass wth a reasonabe degree of accuracy. The ne-up was as foows: The Lne-up Freshmen Poston Varsty Deadmon... Beatty Rght end Es... Bynum Rght tacke... Fountan Rght guard Goodwn... Logan Center... Honeycutt Left guard Foyd... Wson Left tacke Kgore... Kgore stuaton that brought forth the book, Left end and the way the author deat wth the Beatty... Jeanette stuaton. Quarter State Coege men 'who are not Abrght... Johnston dentfed wth any other Sunday Rght haf schoo cass are cordayfnvted to Outen... McDowe attend the State Coege cass at Puen Memora and hear these Left haf taks. Hoden... W. Shuford Fuback Numerous substtutons were made by both teams. SWIMMING POOL Owng to the faure of havng a few engths of speca hose for the swmmng poo water-ceanng apparatus, the poo has not been open snce the Openng of schoo. Wthout ths hose t s mpossbe to use the waterceanng apparatus and the water has to be draned out and cean water used nstead of ceanng the water n ' the poo as t shoud be. However, the poo was opened for use Wednesday, and fresh water w be used to keep the poo santary. Tuesday- and Frday nghts w be reserved for the facuty and ther fames, and the poo w be open for the students at a other tmes.unt cod weather. Zjamty.Cock 960m: m fmctce SEPTEMBER 19 ve, Fa... Davdson vs. Eon at Davdson. SEPTEMBER 26.. State vs. Rchmond Coege a t Ra- Vrgna. NOTICE! egh.. Carona vs. Wake Forest at Chape The ones that are entted to H. ntramura medas from the Duke vs. Guford at Durham. baseba eagues and the track Davdson vs. Wofford at Rock H. meets of ast sprng can get Kng vs. Eon at Eon. them by cang by Coach Parker's Offce n the gym. Lenor vs. W. and M. at Wamsburg, OCTOBER 3 Duke vs. State at Durham. WOLFLETS SHOW SIGNS OF GREAT STRENGTH Indcatons Pont to Strongest Freshman Team n Years Coach Homewood has about tweve canddates out for the Freshman Cross-Country Team, and there are ndcatons that he w be abe to pck a good hustng squad to'reprecut the Yearng Cass ths fa. Some} of the men have had experence before comng to State and the rest are anxous to demonstrate what they can do, and Coach Homéwood w have tte or no troube at a n whppng n shape a very formdabe team. Day workouts have been gven the boys, and they are now mberng up aong wth the Varsty. Coach Homewood announced the other afternoon that t woud be a good whe before he coud take them n charge and gve them hs persona attenton, due to the fact that most of hs tme s beng gven to the Freshman footba squad, but just as soon as he coud manage t he woud be wth them and then they woud get down to rea hard work. The canddates reaze that there w 'be much competton, and they mean to fght hard for the postons on the team. The squad» w be put on the tranng tabe mmedatey. The canddates out are: H. W. Parker, W. W. Eer, C. W. Mathews, H. Wams, F. Engsh, S. L. Hoye, R. R. Ltte, C. E. Lamon, J. H. Grfne. J. P. Brock, L. L. Wtherspoon, S. C. Over and C. Beck. Others are a tte ate n reportng and the squad w soon contan 15 or 20 men. Upon the request of one hundred and seventy-fve State Coege students at the State Coege Bbe Cass of Puen Memora Baptst Church ast Sunday,.Mr. Gbert T. Stephenson, the teacher of the cass, w begn next Sunday, September 27th, a seres of 21 taks on the growth of the New Testament, n whch he w take up the books of the New Testament one by one and dscuss the author, the The cass meets at 9:45 n the Sunday schoo audtorum. STUDENT SELF-HELP The Y. M. C. A. Student Sef-Hep Bureau s functonng smoothy agan ths year under the drecton of the Y. M. C. A. staff, consstng of the secretares, E. S. Kng, W. N. Hcks, and Mrs. Margaret R. Moores. Aready a number of upper-cassmen and Freshmen have secured empoyment at the coege and n the cty. As yet ony a sma per cent of reguar jobs have been secured as compared wth the number of steady jobs that the organsaton hopes to fnd. Besdes the attempt to pace boys n more or ess reguar work, the coege Y. M. C. A. operates an oddjob system whch secures an average of FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Davdson vs. Furman at Charotte. Eon vs. Concord State at Berkeey, Hgh Pont vs. State Freshmen at Raegh. OCTOBER 31 Davdson vs. State Coege at Davdson. Carona vs. Mercer at Macon, Ga. Wake Forest vs. Guford at Wake Forest.- Duke'vs. Rchmond at Rchmond. Eon vs. H mpden-sydney at Hamp- Carona vs. South Carona at (30- densydney umba. Hgh Pont vs. Wake Forest Fresh Wake Forest vs. Davdson at Char-. at Hgh Pont. otte. Lenor vs. Roanoke at Roanoke. Eon vs. Guford at Guford. Hgh Pont Coege vs. Oak Rdge _ NOVEMBER 7 at Hgh Pont. State vs. V. P. I. at Backsburg, Va. Lenor vs. Mgan at Mgan. Carona vs. V. M. I. at Rchmond, Vrgna. OCTOBER 9 Duke vs. Wake Forest at Durham. Davdson vs. Hgh Pont at Hgh Guford vs. Lynchburg at Guford. Pont. Lenor vs. Hgh Pont at Hgh Pont. OCTOBER 10 State vs. South Carona at Raegh. NOVEMBER 14 Carona vs. Duke at Durham. State vs. Wake Forest at Raegh. Wake Forest vs. Lenor at Wake Carona vs. Davdson at, Chape Forest. H. Davdson vs. Guford at Davdson. Eon vs. Lynchburg at Lynchburg, OCTOBER 13 Va Davdson VS.. Presbyteran at Cnton. Ḣgh Pont vs. Duke Freshmen at Hgh Pont. OCTOBER 15. NOVEMBER 20 State vs. Carona at Raegh. 7, OCTOBER 17 Duke vs. Woford at Spartanburg, Duke vs. Eon at Eon. b. 0. Hgh Pont vs. Guford at Hgh Wake Forest vs. Furman at Asheve. Pont. Lenor vs. Emory-Henry at Hckory. NOVEMBER 21 Eon vs. Emory-Henry at Eon. OCTOBER 23 Lenor vs. Tennessee Norma-..at Lenor vs. Erskne at Hckory. Hckory. OCTOBER 24 NOVEMBER 26 State vs. V. M. I. at Rchmond. (Thanksgvng Day) 'Carona- vs. Maryand at Coege Park, Maryand. Duke vs.» Wam and Mary at Norfok. Wake Forest vs. Forda at Ganes- GREAT MOVIE PROGRAM OFFERED BY Y.M.C.A. To Be Two Shows at Nght Every Tuesday and Thursday one hundred jobs a week for students. money s worth. Startng September 22, movng pctures w be shown n the Y. M. C. A. STEPHENSON TALKS ON GROWTH NEW TESTAMENT audtorum every Tuesday and Thursday. The move program ths year w be smar to the program put on by the Y ast year. There w be two shows at nght, but on account of the hot weather there w be no afternoon 'shows durv ng the next few weeks. The prce of admsson w be 15 cents agan ths year. The Ten Commandments w be here October 29 and 30. From what you have read, and from what you have heard, you know that t s a pcture that you can t afford to mss. Frday evenng, October 30, the pcture w be shown ony once, because no movng pcture show w be aowed to confct wth the terary socety meetngs. The Y. M. C. A. s pannng to gve State Coege a better movng pcture program ths year than has ever before been presented On the campus. Mr; Kng, our Y secretary, has sgned a contract for thrty-four Paramount and tén Metro-Godwn fms, makng a tota Of forty-four move fms that w vst the campus durng the schoo year. Ony pctures of the very hghest type and best character have been seected. Here are the names of a few of the pctures that the contract cas for: The Great Dvde," The Goose Hangs Hgh, Code of the West," Lght of Western Stars. "Forty Wnks, Cheaper to Marry, He Who Gets Sapped," Romoa, Seven Chances," So Ths Is Marrage," Aong Came Ruth," Rag Man," Dxe. In ~Name of Love," The Navgator," and Wecome Hom If you w save a ncke and a dme now and then, the Y w be gad,to try to gve you more than your, Carona vs. Vrgna at Chape H; State vs. W. and L. at Lexngton. Davdson vs. Duke at Davdson. Wake Forest vs. Eon at Eon. Guford vs. Lenor at Hckory. FOOTBALL PROSPECTS AT. VARIOUS INSTITUTIONS The footba season w open Saturday wth most of the teams n South Carona n acton. The prospects of most of these teams are exceedngy brght. More nterest has been shown ths season than ever before, and fans w be foowng very cosey the progress of ther partcuar teams. Predctons w be made as to -the wnner of champonshp aures, but t w be hard to pck the wnner from teams as eveny matched as these are. The Unversty of South Carona gves out very tte nformaton as to what they have and expect to do. They have a new coach and he w try exceedngy hard to put out a wnnng team. They w sufer very tte from osses on ast year's squad. Furman s team w be heard from, as they had one Of the best freshmen teams n ths part of the country ast season. Ther coach s aways nsttutng new pays to- foo the oppos-. ton, and he has aready et hs ntentons be known. Cemson has some hard games on ther schedue, and f she expects to come out on top, new matera w have to be deveoped. Coach Saunders can be counted upon to do ths, and Cemson cannot be taken too serousy. Wofford Coege has aready dspayed her wares by hodng the strong V. M. 1. team to a 9 to 0 score. The Ctade w have to be watched. They boast of an experenced,,fast, but ght aggregaton, and ed by Weeks, who was ast year pcked by a number of coaches as a southern matera, w gve a good account Of themseves. Newberry Coege suffers from osses on ast year's squad, but expects to deveop men from ast year's freshmen to f these gaps. Presbyteran Coege gets a number of good men from ast year's freshman squad. and shoud gve a good account aganst any opposton. WANTED! ART EDITOR FOR AGROMECK If you are a good cartoonst, we w pay you we for your tme. SeeJm Potter at once. ' Don Suppy Co. M Suppes MACHINERY Raegh North Carona QUICK REPAIRS 132 Fayetteve Street 2 (Upstars) _H- f-i A New Parker Pen At a New Prce 175 Pont and Roed God Band, $3.50 BOTH styes wth 14K god pont, made by Parker wth Duofod craftsmen who make the famous over-sze pen at $7. Otherpena at $2.75 and $3.50 have ony ncke fttngs step nto your favorte store and see the df erencs n your favor f you buy a Parker. II- C OI Thomas H. 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5 ' ' t. *-, "t." 1 gr-u : e {cw-sum» >- '3 -., Professor C. C. Cunnngham was born n Wehawkn, New Jersey. The earer part of hs fe was spent as a newsboy n New York Cty. He was educated n the pubc schoos of New York, and graduated from the Commerca Hgh Schoo of Brookyn n He worked n a Wa Street broker's offce for the foowng four years, and then Went to Cogate Unversty. He was a student here for two years and then transferred to Beot Coege, Wsconsn. He graduated here n 1915 wth hghest cass honors. Whe an undergraduate he was a member of a number of debatng teams and took an actve part n oratorca contests and dramatc productons. He taught pubc speakng at Yankton Coege, South Dakota, and at Berea Coege, Kentucky. He ensted n the reguar army n June, 1917, servng for more than a year n France, and was njured n servce there. He was reeased from servce n September, He taught the foowng year at Cresmont Hgh 'Schoo, Kentucky. The next. fa he entered the graduof Northwestern ate schoo Unversty. He receved hs Master s degree n Engsh and Pubc Speakng and remaned here to teach and coach debatng teams for one year. He has returned here for the past four years to teach n summer schoo. He taught a year at Unversty of Arzona and came here n September, 1924, to take charge of the department of pubc speakng. He has coached the wnners of many ntercoegate and nterstate debates and oratorca contests, and the wnner of one natona oratorca contest. SENIOR RINGS ARRIVE The Senor Cass rngs, 135 n. number, arrved Wednesday and dstrbuton of them was begun Thursday. The rngs ths year are dupcates of those that have been used by the Senor Cass for severa years, havng been made standard by the Cass of They are beng handed ths year by the Student Suppy Store. Twenty-three Men Jon Ranks; Socety Expects Bg Year ature rng for a Chrstmas present Anyone who wshes to gve a mn- MANAGING EDITOR GOES TO NEWS AND OBSERVER ~ shoud pace the order at once. The Leazar Lterary Socety hed ts next order w be. maed n on Octo - Herman Baum Connected Wth Cty her 1, and the ast order before News Department Chrstmas on November 1. Devery for Chrstmas cannot be guaranteed Herman Baum, senor eectrca student at State Coege and Managng Edtor of The Techncan, has accepted a poston as Assstant Cty Edtor on the staff of the NeWs and 0bserver" and w probaby take charge of the sport department of that paper next sprng. Rado, as he s famary known to hs feow students, has been actvey connected wth The Techncan and other campus organzatons snce hs frst year at State Coege, and has a host of frendson the campus and n Raegh. Baum w contnue hs dutes wth The Techncan unt another man can be traned for the pace. He w contnue hs studes at the coege, workng wth the News and Observer ony n the afternoon and nght. Rado s a hard worker and We fee sure that he w make a success n hs new poston. Contents of Home CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM GETTING INTO ACTIONI (By Luther Shaw, 28. ) Home -there s where mother ves Wth the openng of the season not And fades her har to gray; so far dstant, the cross country squad To prayer her fe she whoy gves, s practcng day wth a purpose To teach her son the rghteous way. whch bds far to outstrp the showng made by ast year's team. From Home there s where father stays, the team that came wthn three And wears hs body to bone.. ponts of wnnng the state champonshp ast year there s eft ony one.to make son's work easer done. Under work, sweat, and to he sways man, Captan Wrght. The prospects for a wnnng team Home there's where comfort abdes, are fary brght. Captan Wrght s To rest the weared sou equa to the best n the state, whe And cam the wnd that ros the tdes Brmey, captan of ast year s Freshman team, was unbeaten durng the O er fe's rugged shoa. season. McCarn and Rowe of ast Home there's where ove es year s Freshman team are showng up To soothe the achng heart w'e. There are severa other men And dry the tears from tear-fed eyes out, ncudng about sx Junors who And warm fe s frozen part. are tranng wth the determnaton Home there's where peace awats to wn the coveted monogram.. To cam fe s menta wars Very tte has been heard of the And drve from one a pettsh hates And brace the shaky'wharfs. schedue yet, but there s a rumor of. at east one Vrgna trp. As the freshmen have ony been practcng a day or so there s not much of a ne upon them. Prospects are good, however. TO FACULTY Any member of the Facuty or any stenographer who works for the coege s entted to receve The Techncan for $1.25 per year. Send checks to J. C. Davs or F. K. Fogeman. NASH-EDGECOMBE CLUB R. R. Trevathan s Presdent. of Ths Organzaton The Nash-Edgecombe County Cub hed ts frst meetng of the new year Wednesday nght. A arge group of the od men were back. There was aso a far sprnkng of new men. The cub was caed to order and offcers were eected for the year. There were a number of good men nomnated and severa cose races for offces resuted. The successfu canddates were: Presdent R. R. Trevathan. Vce-Presdent W. G. Batts. Secretary B. F. Sheton, Jr. Treasurer H. J. Daughtrdge. After the busness sesson was over, smokes, eats and a soca gatherng were thoroughy enjoyed. The cub showed great promse of enterng ts greatest and most usefu year of work. and peasure.. Sam Was s now engaged as chef agrcutura agent of Buncombe County. He s makng a fne record and seems to be perfecty happy. It may be that he has at ast found hs ong-ost Say." Who knows? It may be he has gven up a hope and s steerng hs efforts n' another drecton. At any rate hs many frends here at State Coege wsh hm much uck. \- WANTED! Assstant Departmenta Edtors for the N. C. State Agrcuturst. If you are nterested n your department and wng to putxout for t, see J. G. WEAVER 101 Seventh LEAZAR SOCIETY HOLDS FIRST MEETING OF YEAR frst reguar meetng of the new schoo year on Frday evenng, September 18th. The meetng was caed to order by the presdent, R. J. Peeer. After a few remarks of wecome and after the busness program had been dspensed wth, the meetng was turned over to Mr. Sprnger, the charman of the Program Commttee. Mr. "Sprnger soon made known that some twenty-odd terary and forensc addcts were camorng at the outer door for admsson. The members pres ent ready agreed to admt those to membershp who coud successfuy rde the socety goat" to the Hgh Prest's throne. When the evenng ended twentythree men had been ntated nto the ranks of Leazar Socety. Wth the addton of these new members and the enthusasm of the od members, Leazar Lterary Socety hopes to accompsh far more n the future than n the past. I don t ke my prof. at a; In fact, I thnk he s punk. He sharpened hs penc wth my knfe through coege s To mark me down a funk.. JUNIOR CLASS ELECTS NEW VICE-PRESIDENT A meetng,of the Junor Cass was caed on ast Frday nght, September 18. by the presdent, J. F. Mtheson. The purpose of ths meetng was to eect a man for vce-presdent. R. L. Brownng, who was chosen for ths pace ast sprng when the other offcers were eected, was unabe to return ths fa. Brownng was a strong man and a very capabe man for the pace. We regret very much the fact that he cannot be wth us agan ths year. In afrctng a man to succeed Brown we fee sure that we have a' man who s very capabe of fng the pace. H. L. Brown, who was one of the best payers on ast year s basket-ba team, was eected as vcepresdent, and we are sure that he w make as good here as he dd wth hs poston on the basket-ba team. COLLEGE BAND RETURNS a band concert, were the features. Soon after eavng Cary the Raegh men gathered wth the Band boys and Mr. H. B. Branch expressed the apprecaton of the Chamber of Commerce for the vaant work of the Band. He then presented a handsome sum of money as a token from the members of the party. Captan Prce made a few remarks, thankng the men for the gft and for the sprt whch prompted t; Raegh was reached at 9:30, and the State Far Speca came to a trumphant endng wth a parade from the depot to the State Capto, durng the whoe of whch the cap of the drum major sat sedatey upon hs head. uness orders are paced by the frst of November. DR. RIDDICK ERECTING, A T "0-STORY BUILDING Ground has been broken and drt s rapdy beng moved to make way for the foundaton of a two-story store budng to be erected n Coege Court by Dr. Rddck. There w be foor space for two stores on the frst foor, and roomng quarters w be paced on the second. A branch of the Pggy-Wggy stores has contracted for One of the rooms and a branch of one of the down-town banks w probaby occupy the other, the ease not beng defntey made at ths tme. Through the nfuence of Professor Wooten a number of students were enabed to secure work durng the past summer wth the Locatng Department of the Hghway Commsson. The foowng boys were operatng nstruments:,w. J. Ferguson, J. J. Powe and'b. C. Steed. Others workng wth the department were J. M. Potter, T. V. Ferguson and Cfford. Professor Wooten hmsef had charge of one of the crews ocatng roads over the state. Professor H. K. McIntyre and G. C. Cox eft Tuesday nght for Chatta~ nooga, Tenn., to attend a meetng of the Amercan Eectra-Chemca Socety. At ths meetng they w read a paper descrbng Some of the re suts of runs on the doube current eectrc furnace at State Coege. FRESHMEN! If you are nterested.n news». paper work. come to Techncan offce at once. We have a very nterestng proposton for you. Experence preferred but not necessary. One of the easest ways to get to start savng now! He cmbed a sgnpost, t a match, To fnd out what t sad. He scanned the etters eagery Wet Pant" the sgnpost read. Ese Louse Wamson. Lost at Footba Game Saturday Afternoon Sgma Ph Epson Fraternty Pn. Fnder pease return to Sgma Ph Epson Chapter Room, North End H. M. COLEY. Prof. W. H. Browne, of the Eectrca Department, attended the meter- o men's conventon hed at Lake James, near Brdgewater, N. 0., Saturday of") ast week. Pans were perfected whereby the fourth Motormen s Schoo w be hed at N. C. State Coege next sprng. Dr. L. F. Wams, who was charman of the Chemstry Department ast year, has been succeeded by Dr. E. E. Randoph, Professor of Chemca Engneerng. It s the custom of a departments of the coege to choose a new charman each year by the method of rotaton. I can postvey save you money and gve you the best quates n Shrt-Jackets, Shrts, and Pajamas. R. R. TR EVATHAN Satsfacton Guaranteed 102 South Dormtory M (Contnued from page 1.) Open T 10:30 P.M. CHERRY S Just Off the Campus" ades, even though they were the I DRINKS CIGARETTES CIGARS _ CANDY guests of the Raeghtes. Shrts Tes Hosery - Coars At Sanford a short parade, supper, 1 SCHOOL SUPPLIES MAGAZINES TOILET SUPPLIES and Max Gardner] Fn n n n n n n u u - Wf-I f II-II-II h f-f n-f D H- Wson 8 Sandwches Are Decous Sod Everywhere WII p-. Q-u f. I ff n- m If-fffnm I-QM Kodak Fn s_hng The BestIn the South Doube Day Servce SIDDELL STUDIO Before You Decde Where You W Eat Gve Us a Tra The Coege Court Cafe- Good Thngs to Eat Mea Tcket For $ Tckets For'$23.50,_ "It s twce as fast as wrtng onghand TUDENTS say ths because wth a~tte practce they soon become speedy wrters. Essays are wrtten, notes kept n good up-to-datc condton, and etters gotten off qucky and easy. The New Remngton Portabe perfecty meets the demands of the student, for t s the ghtest, smaest, and most compact of a standard keyboard portabes. It s durabe beyond words you fnd t usefu for years and years to come. We w be gad to show you the many advantages of ths New Remngton Portabe and expan our new easy payment pan. 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6 g PULLEN LITERARY SOCIETY HOLDS FIRST IN ITIATION Thrty-sx New Members Voted In; Another Intaton Sept. 25 On Frday nght. September 18. from 6:30 to 7:30, Puen Lterary Socety hed ts fa term ntaton for thrty-sx new members who joned at that tme. Ths number of new members was composed not ony of men from the freshman cass, but a great many of them were upper-cassmen. Ths shows that the spendd work done by the socety has attracted a great dea of attenton and nterest n ths ne of work. At present everythng bds far for even a better year than at any tme n the past. It s the ntenton of the socety to make every program just as nterestng as possbe and at the same tme begn and adjourn on tme. so no one w have an excuse for stayng away. Due to the fact that there were severa others who coud not be present at the frst ntaton, Puen w have ony a short program and arrange to receve those who want to jon the socety at that tme, just precedng the program at the next meetng on Frday nght, September 25. CHANGES NECESSITATED IN S STAFF Because of faure of some of the feows to return to coege and for varous other reasons there has been qute a number of changes made n- The Techncan staff recenty. The reporters were not apponted ast sprng, as s the usua custom, but when schoo opened ths fa a compettve arrangement was nstaed whereby every man on the campus mght try out for a poston. Ths pan aso gets the better cass of journasts. The poston of Advertsng Manager has been fed by the appontment of F. L. Tareton, a senor n Eectrca Engneerng. Jm Campbe has been seected to act as Socety Edtor. He w aso conduct a persona coumn. D. R. Pace and Crawford, Sophomores, w act as assstants to the Admnstraton Edtor. F. M. Chedester w be wth the Sport Department n the future. He made hs debut ths week wth the sport comments, whch he cas 0n the Sdenes." James Cooper, a Freshman, w aso be connected wth the ' Sport Departmen't."I-e' has had consderabe experence n ths fed, and promses to deveop nto a rea sport Wrter. It s the pocy of the staff to seect ony those men who are wng to Work. There are severa paces open yet, and there s aways room on the staff for one who can wrte and who s'wng to do t. The'staff agan nvtes any member of the studentx body to try out for the vacant postons. WI The sympathy of the entre student-body s extended to our schoomate, Foyd W. Warrngton, who was recenty caed. home on account of the death of hs father n Men may come and men may go, but the Equtabe stays and pays" COLUMBUS COUNTY CLUB IPRE-SEASON DOPE ON ALUMNI NOTES REORGANIZED AT STATE LINE-UP OF WOLFPACK E. R. Thompson s Presdent of New New Members of Squad (Observatons Make Exceand Communcatons of Zppy Mack) Organzaton ent Showng ~---"- -"I' The Coumbus County boys attendng State met ast nght for the frst Behnd cosed gates for the past Mr. D. K. Stewart of cass of 1925 s a teachng feow n the M. E. Department. He s devotng hs tme to but one. The meetng was caed for the fnshng touches on the Wofpack. tme n three years. A were present week, Coach Tebe has been puttng the.woodshop and furnture course. the purpose of organzng a cub. The team as a whoe s showng up O I The offcers of the cub are: E. R. we. and.so far there has been remarkaby few njures to the squad. Mr. L. M. Keener of the, 23 cass Thompson, Presdent; D. T. Reynods, has accepted a poston as nstructor Vce-Presdent, and J. J. Barnhardt, Accordng to dope, the Rchmond n the E. E. Department. Mr. Keener Secretary-Treasurer. Spders w brng a heavy and fary was a teachng feow n the same department ast year. State Coege n Coumbus County. afternoon. At ths tme the strength The am of the cub s to advertse good team to Rddck fed on Frday f # Ths w be done n part by sendng of the two teams s st a matter of Mr. H. C. Prtchard, 24, has a teachng feowshp wth the E. E. Depart- Coumbus County. However, the rather exceptona The Techncan to the hgh schoos n conjecture. Dre-season ment showng for the of a comng number of schoo year. t. CRAVEN COUNTY CLUB youngsters from ast year s Freshman team seems to ndcate that Mr. James A. Hggs, Presdent of HOLDS FIRST MEETING the openng game w fnd a new team for the the Genera Aumn Assocaton, was most part. It s beeved that ths n the cty ast week workng n the nfuson of new bood w strengthen nterests of the Memora Tower. Mr. the Wofpack. It seems that the team Hggs s a wde-awake man and he w be ghter and faster than ast has the nterest of the coege at year s team. From the showng made heart. by ght teams ast year ths shoud The coo wave has made some exceent footba weather, and at the tme Those who have watched the hep nstead of hnderng the team. of gong topress we are confdent that day abors of the Techmen snce September 7 are of the opnon that Coach Rchmond Unversty w be havng an nterestng tme of t ths afternoon when the paper comes out. the makngf Tebe has a fary competent team n t. Mr. Arthur Fnn Bowen announces the engagement of hs daughter. Eunce, to Mr. Wam Hawkns Bogart, the weddng to take pace 0ctober 7. Mr. Bogart s a member of the Texte Cass of '24. Hs weddng w mark the second marrage of a State man wth one of Mr. Bowen s daughters. t... Mr. Php A. Ws, of the Mechanca Cass of '23, dropped onto the - - _ _ _ campus the, other day, and evdenced ngs every two weeks, and every one hs od sprt by eavng a subscrpton for The Techncan. He s wth the Frck Company at ts offces n Waynesboro. Pennsyvana. Messrs. F F. Carke. of the 25 Archtecturas, and H. B. Prtchard. of the '24 Eectrcas, are both regstered n the Graduate Schoo. dong ', EQUITABLE E. G. Moore Eected Presdent of Brogressve Organzaton The Craven County Cub hed ts frst meetng of the year n the Y. M. C. A. on Saturday, September 19, The purpose of the meetng was to reorganze and to eect offcers. The foowng were eected offcers of the cub: _ E. G. Moore, Presdent. J. H. Rhodes; Vce-Presdent. J. C. Davs, Secretaryrand Treasurer. C. E. Hbbard, Reporter. Among the mportant busness of the meetng was the proposton to renew the od pan of sendng The Techncan to a of the hgh schoos n Craven County. Every one approved ths pan, and t was unanmousy decded to send the paper to the schoos so they may know more about N. C. State... It was decded to have reguar meet- sad he woud answer the presdent's ca when" cause arses to have a speca meetng. Ths cub dd some good work ast year, and the present members are pannng to contnue to do good work ths year. Fraterntes advanced work n ther respectve de To my mnd ths s a: ft tme to partments. brng to the mnd of the freshman, I! It It frst, the reason for the exstence of Mr. George Bryan Cherry, of the fraterntes. Fraterntes started wth Cv Cass of '22. has recenty opened the foundng of Ph Beta Kappa at the a shop nthe CoegerCourtBudngL hstorc od Coege of Wam and adjonng that porton occuped by Fraternt es may or may not nfu- Newsom. Hs stock conssts of those Mary n Vrgna. tte thngs whch tcke both the ence a freshman, that s, he may or paate and the vanty. may not be benefted by jonng one, the determnng factor beng hs wsdom n seectng the rght one, that.s, jonng the one whose members he. EXHIBIT OF DRAWINGS Ideems hs equa n every respect. One of the bg mstakes a freshman Saturday and Monday there wereusuay makes s n pedgng hmsef FOOTBALL PRACTICE on exhbt n Page Ha a number}to one smpy because t has the BY ELECTRIC LIGHTS of drawngs sent here from Atanta, I-"8953t number 0 athetes, 0" for Ga. These drawngs were sent n by some other nsgnfcant reason. students from Georga Tech, Aabama Tech, Texas A. and M., Cemson and N. C. State Coege to the Southern Intercoegate Competton hed ast sprng. N. C. State Coege was very fortunate n securng the drawngs to show the students and peope of Raegh just what s beng taught n the coeges of the Southern States. LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY of the UNITED STATES J. E. CRO\V, Fed Assstant Commerca Natona Bank Budng, Raegh, North Carona CAPITOL ' ATRE Aways Wecomes You HIGH-CLASS P'HOTOPLAYS ONLY.' We Apprecate Your Patronage A fraternty s smpy an organzaton composed of men who have ke characterstcs, and because of these ke characterstcs they prefer to band themseves together for the purpose of promotng good feowshp and n an effort to brng out the nober quates of the man hmsef. Unfortunatey a arge percentage of every freshmancass w, because of the fact that they are recevng a bg rush, so to speak, from ths or that fraternty, have a tendency to hgh hat ther feow~cassmen who perhaps have not been qute so fortunate as to. receve such unusua attenton. Ths atttude, freshman, s absoutey the wrong one to take. because you w not aways be- dong busness» wth your fraternty brothers, as you may thnk; hence t s paramount that you earn to mx and mnge wth a casses of men. Don't thnk smpy because your feow cassman s not a fraternty man that he w not succeed as quck as you, for he w. Membershp n a fraternty w not eevate you to the zenth of success overnght. Another condton, I thnk, s to be depored when a freshman goes so far as to hgh bat an uppercassman smpy because he thnks that he s recevng such a rush from hs favorte fraternty that he beeves he s justfed n hgh-battng a other persons. regardess of race, creed, or. Freshman. f you possess any of he above fase mpressons. for your own good rd yoursef of them at once, for I frmy beeve that no fraternty I wshes to ask a man to jon them who ; has any such deas n-hs head. Freshman, be far wth yoursef, for you have a future at State Coege, and t rests upon you whether or not you create a good mpresson or a bad one. A bad mpresson once created n the eyes of your feow-man s hard to ve down. H. R. FIELDS. \rj The ne-up for the openng game s st a matter of conjecture. At each poston there s a probabty that severa men may be used. The Lne It seems that. Kgore, Beatty, Studdart, Auste and M. Watkns have been showng up best at the end postons. Severa of these men w probaby get nto the openng game. Probaby Kgore and Studdart or Beatty w start the game. It ooks as though Moko Bynum and Anthony or Frpo Wson w be used at tacke. The competton at tacke has been unusuay keen and Coach Tebe has severa others who may be used.. Fountan, 'Hunncutt, Dowe] and Whte w probaby f the guard jobs. A warm contest has deveoped for the pvot job. Tubby Logan of ast year s team w probaby be used, wth Emerson Back n reserve. The Baekfed There s a weath of promsng backs. The hacks for the openng game w probaby be taken from Captan A Johnston. Jeanette, Wat Shuford, McDowe, Evans, Faukner and Hunsucker. Coach Tebe has a- number of other promsng backs who may be used. The Wofpack gves promse, and before the end of the season Coach Tebe shoud have a fast, heady, fghtng team. Wth the changng of the schedue of casses the ength of practce perods for the Wofpack s aso havng to be changed. Wth the ast cass endng at 4:30. t s mpossbe for the team to get on the fed before 5 o cock. Ths gves the team about one hour to practce before dark. whch s entrey nadequate. To combat ths shortness of tme the food ghts are beng paced on the Freshman fed and secret practce s beng hed. The ghts shoud be ready for use the frst of the week, whch. athough not as good as day ght, shoud be a great hep. Snce Tuesday afternoon the squad has been workng 'behnd cosed gates. Members of the student body as 'we as resdents of Raegh who have been vewng the practce from the stands have been excuded from Rddck Fed. The Tech coachng staff does not beeve sster nsttutons n ths secton woud attempt to scout" the practces. The coaches are of the opnon, aso, that a majorty of the frends and aumn of rva coeges woud not countenance the gatherng of matera n ths manner for the use of ther teams. The staf s convnced. however. that more rapd progress n the deveopment of a green team can be attaned by workng the squad n prvacy, rather than before the severa hundreds of spectators who have been accustomed to fock to the fed every afternoon.. NEW STREET ON CAMPUS As a part of themprovements beng made on the tampus, a new street s beng cut between Watauga'dorm'tory' and Frst dormtory. The new street connects the street n front of the mess ha wth the one n front of Watauga dormtory. Andrews Frut Store We Are For State PLACE YOU KNOW Come One Come A.Go to E. F. PESCUD For BOOKS and STATIONERY 12 W. Hargett St., Raegh, N. C. ' Coege Court Barber Shop We Strve to Gve Satsfactory Servce Har Cut... 35c Shave... 20c Other Work n Proporton JOHNSON MOORE Propretors Come to The Vogue Frst RALEIGH. N. C %? VOGUE SUITS ME" 10% Dscount on Cothng to Coege Students c3"bryour Cagraphc Casthcncs Endura was but for the man who sngs a mean sentence. Try one the next tme you re near a pen counter. 00!!an Endura at $5 and $7. n red, back, mahogany; ong or : dp or rng cap. A wde varety of other Conkn pens and pencs, n rubber and a metas prced as ow as $11!) for pencs and $2.50 for as. Conkn Q! n every one.

7 I ILE SOCIETY HOLDS NEW ELECTION TUESDAY Hurry Brown Eected Secretary and Treasurer for the Year Harry Brown, a member of the Junor Cass, was eected secretary and treasurer of the Texte Socety Tuesday evenng at the frst reguar meetng of ths organzaton ths term. The eecton was necessary at ths tme of year because Red" Davs, the former secretary and treasurer of the socety, faed to return ths year to contnue hs work at ths nsttuton. Harry Brown, who s one of the most popuar men on the campus, s we quafed to f the pace eft wth D. A. Purce and T. E. Whte as hs assstants. A commttee was apponted and pans made for the socety ntaton whch w be hed Tuesday evenng, September 29. At that tme a sopho- good speakers that w vst the Texte Schoo ths year. He aso taked a arge percentage of our cassroom about the new texte budng, the erecton of whch w begn at an eary date. He encouraged a good attendance at a Texte Socety meetngs. and gave the members reason to beeve that the prospects for a good year n the Texte Socety and Texte Schoo are as good or better than n any prevous year. Y CABINET EQUIPPED WITH PRIVATE OFFICE New Room Gven Offcers of Y.M.C.A. Each Cabnet Member Has Own Desk The Y. 'M. C. A. cabnet now has for the frst tme a room of ts own equpped wth a sma but new and we-made desk for each of the cabnet members. Before ths year the Y cabnet had nodefnte tme and pace for ts meetngs. Ths group of workers, n whose hands rests the power to govern and contro the actons of our Y. M. C. A., has n the past met whenever meetngs happened to be caed and wherever an unoccuped room coud be found. Ths year the Y cabnet, wth a room of ts own and a defnte meetng tme, expects to do ts work n a better and moresystematc way. Ths s a step forward that the Y. M. C. A. has made n an effort to keep up wth the rapd progress that the coege as a whoe s makng. CIRCULATION MANAGER UNDERTAKES HUGE TASK Techncan Sent to Large Number Aumnus Through Efforts of Jeff" Davs For the past few days The Techncan offce has been the scene of much actvty. The crcuaton manager has undertaken the huge task of sendng a sampe copy of The Techncan to every member of the casses g Far Work tsef. Ths year we do of 23, '24 and 25. The copy bears a not want to fa short of our record; stamp askng for a subscrpton from what we want to do s to put our the aumn. shouder to the whee" and put the Ths task has caed for much extra students part of the Far over. We work on the part of the crcuaton want to make the thousands of ths manager, but t was fet that the aumn woud apprecate a copy and and other states see that students do not come to ths coege and become many woud be gad to send payment mpractca; we want to prove that for the entre year. As far as we are we are a great factor n ncrease of abe to earn, ths s the bggest num- quaty producton. ber of Techncans ever sent out to former students. RED MUD OF CAMPUS IS FAST DISAPPEARING ( arpet of Green Soon Cover the Mud That Made State Famous Do you remember the mud you had to tramp around n about ths tme ast fa? Ah, but such unpeasant memores! But when we wak around now on these sanded waks the coege I H. u. '. u_.._n g_u H Student Forum I I D II II OI --I- About the Md-Afternoon 'Mea Athough t s doubtfu f many have suspected t, some State Coege men are guty of thnkng at tmes, but t must be admtted that 'the process s often dsconnected and spasmodc. In rare nstances, however, t has been found that a student can ponder over the same stuaton for days at a tme. A carefu observer w notce that these cases are far more frequent among Freshmen than among the upper-cassmen. Ths s easy understood when we refect that the begn- vacant by Davs. The fact that Harry s a varsty basket-ba man and secretary'of the Student Counc shows frst tme that severa of them had nng of ther coege fe was aso the that he strves for and attans some mssed seeng HER twce each week of the hghest and most nfuenta snce they were ffteen, and the frst postons on the campus. tme that mother had ever been absent when t became necessary to o- At ths meetng of the Texte Socety Neson Hart was apponted cate that cean shrt whch was eft charman of the Program Commttee, yng on the corner of the dresser. Senors, Junors, and some Sophomores have become accustomed to ths, and have but tte cause for thnkng, whe the joke edtors woud have us beeve that a professor s mn s perpetuay absent. mores and upper-cassmen n the Texte Schoo that are not members of dent to many on our campus that the Be that as t may, t has become ev- the socety w have an opportunty present system of watng unt {the to jon the organzaton. afternoon to gve us our accustomed,professor Neson gave a very nterestng tak n whch he tod about the admt that t s very nce to get noonday mea s not satsfactory.- We such work done n the mornng, but we have to draw upon our magnatons to make ourseves beeve that a cass from 12 to s a mornng cass. Fve hours cassroom work n rapd successon s too much, especay when we remember that the facuty te us that we are supposed to do two hours work at our.rooms for each hour on cass. Severa of our more observng students have notced that ght breakfasts are not the excepton at the Coege Dnng Ha, and that'the ength of tme between breakfast and the afternoon mea s sx and one-haf fu-grown hours. It has aso been notced that when the tme for the ate mea fnay does arrve a avaabe food s eagery devoured. Ths s_ probaby a contrbutngfactor to the duness and stessness of the afternoon aboratory sectons, snce we must eat dnner, go to our rooms for note-books, and beat our respectve paces forrro ca, a wthn a haf, SOPHOMORES PROMISE TO ABOLISH HAZING Dormtory Homes W Be More Dc~ srabe for Freshmen n the Future The Freshman Cass w rejoce n earnng that hazng has been aboshed by the Sophomore Cass- At a meetng Saturday afternoon Presdent Hodgn ntroduced H. E. Kenda, Presdent of the Student Counc, and he then spoke on the subject of hazng. He sad that some of the Freshmen were movng off the campus to undesrabe homes to ve on account of not beng abe to study. A men hereafter w be shpped f caught n any knd or form of hazng. APPROXIMATELY $750 PLEDGED TO Y. M. C. A. Am of Campagn 1.9 to Rase $1,800 From Student Body and $500, From Facuty 1 Approxmatey $350 n cash and $300 n pedges were contrbuted by the students to the Y. M. C. A. Wednesday evenng, accordng to the. atest reports Wednesday nght. The Y. M. C. A. n ths campagn, whch ends Saturday nght at 1:00 p.m., hopes to rase $1,800 from the student body and $500 from the facuty. Snce the Y s not supported by fees (pad by the students at regstraton tme, but s supported by vountary contrbutons from the student body and facuty, t s necessary to rase ths arge amount through free-w offerngs. If ths amount s not rased, the Y" must necessary take a step backwards. The three-day campagn began Wednesday evenng at 7245 after 50 energetc Y workers, both students and facuty members, had enjoyed a good and a we-earned feed" n the Y. M. C. A. At ths feed nterestng taks were devered by Professor Neson, dean of the Texte Schoo, and Dean Brown, dean of the Schoo of Busness and Scence. Professor Neson emphaszed the fact that the great mportance of the Y and ts work on the campus s just begnnng to be reazed. He s thoroughy convnced that ths organzaton 1 has a great future on the campus. Dean Brown stated that the Y. M. C. A. s a regous organzaton of a cosmopotan nature. It possesses the strength of a denomnatons ands free from the weaknesses and hour s tme. bckerngs of any denomnaton. Both It s eeven Jours from 7 a. m. to Of these men, as We as Dean Coyd, and other members of the facuty, p. m., but- a sx and one-ham hour mornng wth a four and one-haf hour afternoon s not gettng the day very accuratey dvded. I shoud ke to hear the opnons of others on the subject, whether they agree or dsagree wth me. R. R. FOUNTAIN. t In ess than three weeks one of the most eventfu weeks of the N. C. State caendar w begn the Carona- State footba game and the Students' Agrcutura,Far. ' Ths year. nstead of fve or sx hundred peope ookng over our exhbts. forty thousand or more w see them. One of the ethcs of ths schoo s backng up a worthy proposton, especay f t benefts ths schoo. Heretofore any one ookng over the Students Agrcutura Far exhbts coud hardy hep beng mpressed wth the dea of the practcabty of the Far Pan. It has eay been a course n Every Agrcutura student and Scence and Busness student wth work n Agrcuture shoud get behnd ths proposton and hep make t a success. The experence s..,va1uabe, besdes a greater beneft resuts that s feowshp. There s no better pace to reay get acquanted wth students and nstructors than n ths Far work. The co operaton of the whoe student-body s needed and desred. Feows. when you wrte back home nvtng your peope up to the bg footba game and State Far. te them s havng but. t s hard to beeve that t coud ever have been n such to ook over N. C. State s tents of an awfu condton. seven- departmenta exhbts and an Now, not ony the waks can we apprecate, but ths green carpet of grass student's purpose n comng here to dea can then be had of a Technca and sod that s fast takng the pace earn to use hs hands, hs head. hs of the trenches that used to exst n eyes." such numbers.. B. A. SIDES. I are back of the Y and are ready and wng to do a they can at any tme to hep ths organzaton. They are back of ths Assocaton because they know what an mportant part of the Coege t s. Dr. E. E. Randoph, Professor of Chemca Engneerng. hasarranged, n co-operaton wth the State Department of Conservaton and Deveopment, to send an exhbt from North Carona s chemca ndustres to the Chemca Exposton n Grand Centra Paace, New York Cty..The exposton w be hed some tme n October. Ths week a. smar exhbt s on dspay. aong wth the texte exhbt at the Made-n-Caronas" Exposton hed n Charotte, N. C. W T TRACTION Do You Want a Pace Q? TOM SAYS: Gettng aong In peace 18 a Job Dear Foks : The other day, at the wfe s request, I' eaped nto a twce-over shave, put on a cean coar, and went out wth her to a Goden Weddng ceebraton.. The foks who were ceebratng were Aunt Fanne and Unce Jmme. The'bg feature of the ceebraton was the announcement by Unce Jm that they had ved together ffty years wthout a batte that amounted to anythng. Of course, we had our tte spats, ke any marred coupe s censed to do, Jmme sad, but nothng serous. _ That nterested me, so, after dnner, I took Jmme out on the front porch, n a corner, and asked hm what was the answer to the Unversa Peace scheme he and Aunt Fanne had worked out. It s smpe, Jmme expaned. We ve aways gone ffty-ffty. We try to be consderate of each other. When a storm s brewng, each of us tres to gve n just a tte bt. And that keeps peace n the famy. Comng home on a car, I heard a passenger and a car man havng a spat over a trva matter, and t just struck me that here was a good pace to try _ the ffty-ffty scheme. So I butted n and tod them about Unce Jm and Aunt Fan, and, sure enough, they both grnned, shook hands, and setted ther spat. Why woudn t ths ffty-ffty scheme be a good one for everyone to try, on eectrc cars and esewhere? I thank you. Staff-- on the Needs Workers In A Departments EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT. MANAGERIAL DEPARTMENT BUSINESS Ca by the Offce n the Y 7 -v DEPARTMENT

8 W, n V1,. _....4 H-.. FRESHM EN TOLD OF WORK OF ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Dr. T. P. Harrson and Messrs Cark and Robertson Speak The Freshman Cass, at ts reguar assemby perod ast Monday, was ntroduced to the personne of the Eng- sh Department of State Coege and gven the facts about certan branches of the department and the thngs those branches propose to do n ths and foowng years. After the openng exercses, n whch Dean Coyd made severa announcements and read some Scrpture passages and "Daddy" Prce ed the assemby n some strrng songs, Mr. Cark, head of the Engsh Department, took charge of the program. He presented a members of the department to the new men, wth the excepton of Mr. Wson of the Busness Engsh casses, who was absent on account of ness. The purpose of the department, he expaned, s to gve the best possbe nstructon n a phases of Engsh taught here, to devote more tme and energy to ndvduas, and to foster a better reatonshp and understandng between students and the facuty.. Dr. T. P. Harrson then went on to te, n deta, the organzaton and object of the' Language and Composton Department, of whch he s the head. He gave nterestng exampes and facts about the word-wde use of the Engsh anguage and the vaue of beng abe to use t correcty and. forcby. The Engsh anguage, n-. cudng about four hundred thousand words, s, n the opnon of some of the word s greatest schoars, the most perfect tongue that has ever been wrtten or spoken and has more wrt-i ngs and a greater terature tha any, ot hers Wth ths to work wth, Dr. Harrson and hs coeagues ntend to teach ther students to take from wrtngs ther utmost meanng and to teach them correct expresson, both ora and wrtten. Mr. Stewart Robertson, head of the Department of Journasm, gave a bref descrpton of hs courses. He tod what news s, how t s gathered and wrtten for newspaper pubcaton, and expaned the organzaton of a newspaper wth ts separated busness and edtora departments. The South has deveoped ts resources very much n the ast ffty years. The raw products that were once waste materas are now beng used to great advantage. The Sand Hs have partcuary deveoped ther resources. Ony thrty years ago the Sand Hs were a barren waste of sand and backjacks. Today the Sand Hs are not the same stretches of waste and. It has been converted nto vast frut farms, poutry farms, and truck farms. The best frut n the word s grown on these Sand Hs. Ths statement has been proven because ths frut s n great demand even n foregn natons. The reason for ts great deveopment s the raroad factes. There are ong refrgerator trans on hand at a tmes, prepared to carry ths pershabe frut to Northern markets. There s a arge ce pant n the center of ths secton that handes the work of cng the cars. Wth ths arge refrgeratng pant and the easy access to quck transportaton, the Sand Hs w be one of the comng sectons of the South. Not STUDENT FORUM I wonder f every one thnks that our Student Counc took the rght step ast week when they passed rues whch sad that the Sophomores coud no ongerpay trcks or have fun wth the Freshmen? Personay, I'm afrad they took the wrong step, because the Freshmen w; not have the rght coege sprt f we treat and respect them as hghy as we do the Senors. Yes, I know there are some who w argue that we are voatng a State aw when we hod our Kangaroo Courts" and other partes for the Freshmen. but suppose we were arrested and brought to court what woud the courts do wth us? It s my opnon that the courts woud turn us oose and perhaps te us t was nothng more than our duty to ntate the new men. I have heard qute a number of Freshmen say that they dd not fee at home snce the Sophs had dscontnued to vst them wth ther paddes." W these Freshmen fee ke upper-cassmen next year? How can they f they are respected as upper-cassmen ths year? May I ask you, dd our Student Counc take the rght step when they sad stop payng trcks on the Freshmen? J. R. HERMAN. At the begnnng of every schoo year the students of the coege do not consder the rghts of others as they shoud. Every year the pace s rushed to death for rooms, therefore some of the students are put n the coege nfrmary, partcuary freshmen. They seem to thnk, after they have been paced there, that they.- can do as they pease and stay as ong as ong as they ke. Ths s the wrong dea. Suppose the nurse shoud have severa sck feows to come n. Where woud she put them? As soon as you get your room go to t., There are certan hours for the feows to get suppes. a. m. unt 8 p. m. every day. Pease remember these hours, and don't come for somethng after every one has gone to bed or before they get up uness t s absoutey necessary. Come n the front door and not the back. Some few of the, feows have a habt of comng n the back door, and gettng what they pease. Ths s GREAT POSSIBILITIES FOR aganst the rues of the coege. Come SAND HILL SECTION} n at the front door. Aways rng the ony frut, poutry and truckng are comng to the front n ths secton, but manufacturng has begun to deveop. In a few more years the Sand ' Hs w be one of the rchest sec- \ tons of the South. On The Sdenes - The grow of the Wofpack sounds sweet-to our ears once more, and we can scarcey wat to see the force of ther bte. 0 It The Rchmond Spders mght 'be brngng ther web aong, but we thnk t had better'be made of somethng stronger than scrmmage ne f they expect to hod what they fnd here. '0 # Gus s fences and sgns remove a nce source of afternoon's peasure for us p00}: unathetc mortas, but we know from past experence that he knows, and we're for hm a the way. Samme and Chck seem to be a het up when they come n these afternoons. We take that to mean that they as we as the 29s are not oafng on the job of puttng out a rea champonshp team ths fa. t t I- Was Eon weak or Davdson strong ast Saturday? For the peace of mnd of severa other teams we woud ke to beeve t the former.. O I Davdson, we certany sympathze wth you for the oss of your fne quarter-back. O O t There's one consoaton at east, they can t put a fence around Captan Wrght and hs pack of dstancehounds every day ṫ O Don t t sound funny not to hear Dutch and Red down on Rddck Fed these days? TEXTILE DEPARTMENT SENDS GOOD DISPLAY TO. CHARLOTTE EXPOSITION The exhbt of the Texte Department of the North Carona State Coege of Agrcuture and Engneerng at the Made-n-Carona Exposton at Charotte from September 21 to They are from 8 October 3, was sad by the Charotte News to be the most strkng exhbt of texte goods of desgned and woven fabrcs prepared by students of the texte ndustry. In the sx hundred feet of space whch s two hundred feet more than frst aotted on the second foor of the exhbton budng to the representatves of N. C. State there are beng shown a number of frame pctures of goods and nne sampes of be before enterng. coth as we as other fabrcs, sampes Vstng hours are from 9 a. m. unt and desgns of coth whch makes the 12:30 p. m.; 2 p. m. unt 5 p. m.; 6:30 manufacturers reaze that State Coege s dong ts part n popuarzng p. m. unt 8 p. m. Pease remember these hours and don t try to come n made-n-carona goods by tranng at nconvenent tmes durng the day. young men n the technque and art W. L. ADAMS. of texte manufacturng. It s estmated that one-haf of the OLD DOMINION CLUB cotton ms at present spn yarn ony, and that the future deveopment n HOLDS INITIAL MEETING the texte ndustry s n the path of weavng and desgnng for whch the Last Thu sday nght the Od Domnon C he dts nta meetng traned. students at State are beng especay n the Y.. C. A. wth fourteen men Mr. Hart and Mr. W. E. Shnn were answerng to the ro ca of Vrgna n charge of the exhbt from N. C. boys. The purpose of tm meetng was two-fod; the frst was that of makng acquantance wth the new men, whe the other was the eecton of offcers for the present schoo year. H. M. Adams, Vce-Presdent of the Od Domnon Cub ast year, was eected Presdent for ths year. Other offcers eected were H. E. Sprnger. Vce-Presdent; L. C. Enwck, Secretary and Treasurer; F. S. McCoy, Re porter. After the competon of the eecton of ofcers, Presdent Adams expaned the program that the Od Domnon Cub hoped to carry out ths year. Ths ncuded the ntaton of the Freshmen and aso the feed whch w foow mmedatey after the ntaton. Other parts of the program were dscussed but w not be defntey setted unt the Od Domnon Cub can get n touch wth every boy from Vrgna. Durng the meetng State Coege unt ther return Frday, whch eft N. N. Harte of the Senor Cass as supervsor. No Przes are offered for the best exhbt, but the object s to boost Carona products. West Pont has adopted the threeyear footba rue, to go nto effect next year. The rue w not, howéver, affect ths year's freshman team. A dark past may serve as a refector for a very brght future. Wofpack Opens Season Wth 20-0 Vctory Over Rchmond (Contnued from page 1.) Hunneycutt... Sheton L. G., Anthony... Robbns L. T. Kgore... Sanford L. E. Jennette... Newcomb (Capt.) Q. B.. McDowa... Don R. H.. Johnson (Capt.)... McCorke L. H. W. Shuford... Vtsby F. B. Offcas: ~ Gass (Lehgh), umpre; Magofum (Mch), referee; Hays (Mss), head nesman. Perods: 12 mnutes. Score by quarters:. State Rchmond Substtutons: State, Wson for Anthony; Donne for Hunneycutt; Fountan for Whte; Auste for Watkns; Anthony for Wson; Evans for W. Shuford; Hunneycuttv for Me Dowa; C. Shuford for Jennette; Austn for C. Shuford; Sheton for Studdert; Batty/'1 for H. Watkns; Faukner for Hunneycutt; Benfed for Donne; Thomas for Johnson; Studdert for Kgore; Hendrcks for Bynum; Nchoson for Fountan; Watkns for Auste; Back for Logan. Rchmond, Whttem for Robbns; Peterson for McCorke; Parker for Goode.. Game by Quarters State started wth wnd at her back. A commttee of the Amercan Assocaton of Unversty Women, n compng expenses of women at 114 coeges and unverstes, found that coege cost the average _co-ed about $650 per year. Rchmond kcked to forty-three-yard ne. Jennette ost three yards over Voatons of the hazng rues at the center. Pass ncompete, McDowa to Unversty of Mnnesota are punshabe by ndefnte suspenson or expu- Watkns. Pass ncompete, McDowa to Johnson. Fourth down McDowa son from schoo. punts forty-eght yards to twenty-yard ne. Rchmond punts to McDowa A psychoogca cnc, where ndvdua examnatons and suggestons to thrty-fve-yard ne. Johnson off tacke, three yards. McDowa punts for students bothered wth educatona to ten-yard ne. Rchmond punts to probems are gven, has been estabshed at the Oho State Unversty. Rchmond punts cmfwypetaocmfwyp fve-yard gan. Johnson, rght tacke, three yards. Shuford over center two Last year $52,700 was earned by students of Leand Stanford Unversty yards and frst down. Pass ncom~ pete, McDowa to Johnson. Pass through jobs furnshed by the empoyment offce. Sxty-two per cent of the grounded, McDowa to Johnson; ba goes over on the ffteen-yard ne. men students earned a part of ther Jennette ntercepts pass and runs expenses ast year. The peréentage s eeven yards to fve-yard ne. Johnson, eft end, _no gan. Shuford, one expected to be arger ths year. yard over center for touchdown. Mc- A matrmona agency has been Dowa passes to Johnson for try for started n Ottawa Unversty. Two pont. Quarter ended, State 7; Rchmond 0. date for twentysfve cents. (Burap sophomore grs guarantee anybody a. Second Quarter " hoders pease note.),- McDowE punts to forty yard ne. Runnng pass four yards for Rchmond. Pass ncompete. Drop kck Agrcutura Coege over-subscrbed The students and facuty of Oregon no good. State s ba on twenty-yard ther drve for the proposed Memora ne. McDowa, four yards eft end. Unon budng by over ffty thousand Johnson, four yards rght tacke. Shuford, four yards for frst down. Pass The journasm department of the doars. ncompete for Rchmond. Rchmond Unversty of Iowa has a newspaper punts to McDowa, who returns to brary whch contans an edton of ten-yard ne as haf ended. State 7; Rchmond 0. Thrd Quarter State kcks off. Rchmond returns ba forty yards. State hods for down. Johnson. eft end, nne yards. W. Shuford, one yard and frst down. Johnson, rght end, twenty-fve yards and frst down. Johnson, off tacke, two yards. McDowa, eft end, ffteen yards. Quarter ended, State 7; Rchmond 0.. Fourth Quarter Evans, off tacke, two yards. Pass, McDowa to Evans, fumbed but was off-sde and penazed fve yards. Pass, McDowa to Johnson, seven yards for touchdown. Bynum gets extra pont by drop kck. Rchmond kcks off from forty-yard ne to ten-yard ne and McDowa, who ran seventy-fve yards and frst down. Bynum s drop kck from twenty-yard ne fas. C. Shpford, tw0 yards rght end. Pass, Johnson to C. Shuford, ten yards and touchdown. Bynum s try for pont faed. State kcked to Rchmond s; thrty-fve yard ne. Rchmond pass ncompete. Pass competed for eeven yards and frst down. Pass ncompeted. Pass good for twenty yards and frst down. Pass ncompete. Pass good for twenty-fve yards and frst down, carryng ba to State's ten-yard ne. Pass ncompete over the ne. State s ba on twenty-yard ne. Evans, one yard, off tacke. Faukner, eght yards, off tacke. State 20; Rchmond 0. every day paper pubshed n the Unted States, 2,500 n a. ATTENTION! BECOME ACQUAINTED WITH OUR ADVERTISERS They Have Shown They Are Backng US Let S Boost Them! CATAWBA COUNTY. CLUB. REORGANIZED each as to member whether joned or not n the the dscusson cub shoud On Monday nght. the twenty-frst have a pn to represent the Vrgna ' of September, the Catawba County State Cub. Athough the concuson boys met n Watauga Ha for the pur- reached was n favor of havng a pn, pose of re-organzng the Catawba the matter w no the setted unt County Cub. the next meetng. Another mportant Thosex present at the reorganzaton matter was dscussed as to whether COLLEGE COURT DRUGSTORE meetng were: George Cne, Newton; the cub shoud send the coege paper 1 Herman Wfon g, Newton; John.Her- to the hgh schoos represented n the Wednesday, Sept. 30 : man, Newton; Robert Stamey, New- cub. The members were enthusfong; Sam Rowe, Newton; Sbey astcay n favor of sendng The BILL: HOLUENBECK, Representatve A Hoye, Newton; Monroe Gabre, New- Techncan to the hgh schoos repreton; Gen Cne, Newton; Roger Har sented n the cub n order that the -_-. ve, Newton; Loce Young, Newton; boys back home may know the type 0C0 THé S s (Ht/47 s.. HMSé RDs/{SHER Y SHO as John Kdd, Newton; Harry Baker. of coege we have. No fna decson Startown; Futon Lutz, Startown, and w be made unt next Tuesday nght Chares Wson, Startown. when we hope every boy from Vr- The ofcers eected for ths term gna w meet n the Y" a few mn- : RENOHHLEY. are: ' utes after supper n order that we can Ffth Avenue at 46m Street. George Cne Presdent. fnd out defntey the number of boys Herman Wfong VcePresdent. from Vrgna so that we can compete NEW YORK Loce Young Cub Reporter. our program for the year.