St. Viator College Newspaper, 1926-10-27

THE VIATORIAN P UBUSH ED BI-WEEKLY BY THE STUDENTS OF ST. VIATOR COLLEGE, BOURBO NNAIS, ILL.

VOL. 44

~EDN ESDAY, OCT OBER, 27, 1926~

NO. 2

HOME COMING DATE SET FOR · NOVEMBER 5th IMPROVEMENTS DONATION MADE ON ST. BERNARD

BY FATHER OF HALL COMPLETED REV. E. M. KELLY

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~~~~~~;r~f ~ht~ v~:~~~·ft~ull!;~,~~~lll ~:::1\~ it.; t. 1n.ce in hi ~t•n·y as th \! most intpl·es· $l·u~ a nd most animating tt: ncli0n of it::; kind ever staged in quaint little Bom·· bounais. The traditiona l huspi t:d ity of the schoo l will lure th e !On~ uf V iato r back h ome once again to greet th e school frie nds of long ago, an d to dream for one day o f the fond h o pe s of youth and the va n is h ed joys of blissful. car efr ee days. Homecoming plans t hi s year will be on a more extensive scale than ever, and the number of accepted invitations augurs well for a l arge perce ntage of r et urning a l umni.

Accord· in g to t h e schedu l e a nanged by t h e Committee of A ffairs. the m o rn i ng will be r eserved for the Fac ulty ; · the afte r· n oon f or the st u de nt bo dy: and the evenin g for t h e Co ll ege C lub.

Each 'vill ente1·t.a.in in su ccess i on so that no po:-· tion of the d a y will be without its al· lotment of entertainment for the v i sitors .

Bl essing of New Bu ilding P1·omptly at ten-thirty M o nsi g n or B. J. Sheil of Chicago, a f o1·mer ''V" man. will bless the new gymnasium and dining h a ll. The Very Rev . Presiden t will represent t h e fac ulty on the rost· ruUJ, w hil e M l". Ja.111 es T. , Con nor a momhf'l' v f the 1925·HI26 lJe!J:=tting'l'eam , will v oice the sentiments of the stude nt body.

The college qu artette, in accompa niment wit h the Viator orchestra, will furnish music for the exe rcis es of th e day.

The Banqu et The Annual Alumni Banquet will b t::: served in th e n e w dining hall.

Thi s fest i v e eve nt will differ from previou s years.

The u s ual conventional a nd sometimes l e that·gic aftern oo n dinn e1· speeches will b e omitted, an d o nly th e forma l w el co m e a nd 1·es ponse wi ll be given. 'fh e Ri g P~uad e Student activities begin at 12:30 o' c locl.;: with an innovating hobo p a rade.

Th e lin e of march starts at th e College. continuing on the hi ghway th1·o ugh Brad l ey to Sc huyl er Avenue an d Court, throu g h the busin ess district of Kan kak ee, l'etm.ci n g th e m a r c h back to th e Coll ege. The procession will be l ed b y th e fou r cl ass Pres idents in dress suits an d the College Club Pres i d en t o n one of the Co ll ege horses. Oth er student s will d o n th e c ostumes a pp1·o priate t o ' 'knights of th e grea t open spa ces''.

Th e marc h will r e turn in time f or thL' Lomba r d·Viator ki c k-off at two o'cl ocl:.

Viato r· to be Vi ctori o u s The pe p an d e nthu si asm of the r o oting sectio n. l ed by ' 'Fi s h " Sam m o n will und o ub ted l y sweep th e r eturnin g "prodi gal s'' into th e n ew spi rit o f Viat o r , and carry the Green V\'ave to v i cto ry.

The Varsity will tak e Lom bard down for one of th e hardes t Irish we ltin gs th ey have eve r r ece iv ed. McAlli st er' s " Mi cs " are un acc u sto med to di sappo int vis itors, a nd this rule finds f ew ex ce pti o n s on th e hom e gridll·o n.

One Gra nd \Vind.Up The Coll ege C lub. und er the l ead er· s hip of Jimmie D a lry rnpl e. w ill ca l'l'y th e ev enin g to a g l o 1·ious c l ose with : t dance and r ece ptio n in the new gymn asi um .' Th e I lli nois Rhyt h y m Kin gs fi'Om C h am p aign promise t o make the f o lk s fot·get eve r yt hin g but th e music.

Sp ecial novelt y number s h y membe r s o r th e o r c h es t1·a ·will a ffo rd life a nd amusement t o the on loo k e 1·s.

'V ith su c h f estivities In sto1·e, the commi ttee wtll throw OJ>en the d oors of o ld Viator, and bid a h ea1·ty wel com e to h e r sons who r etu1·n to perpetuate h er spi r it by min ~llng- th e past with the present. and reca llin g- the pl easa nt r emini scences o f past co ll eg-e d.::t.ys.

"This will r eca ll eac h yout hful sce n e E' en wh en our lives are on the wan e: Th e l eaves o f l ove will st lJl be g r ee n. wh en m emory bids them bud agai n ."

Dumb: " " ,..hat's h e d oi n g?"

Dora.: " I guess he's getting ready to swim th e channel."

Dumb: "But I kn o w h e ca n 't swim."

Dorn.: ''\Veil, then you'd better t ell him it's dee n in th e middl e. " The w ny t o Heaven. w e are tol d .

I s with dl!ficulty trod. \Yha t matter aJ l t he obstacles.

Provided w e r enc h God?

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R ece ntly M r . M. J. Kelly, f at h er of ou 1· b el oved ath l etic dirEctor, Rev. E. M. K elly, "m a d e th e magnifi ce nt donation of $30 0 to the new gymnasi um equ ipm e nt fund. :i\'Ir. Kelly h as a lways been inter es t ed in the progress of St. Viator and especially h as h e concerned him· self wit h the advancerrient of the ath· l etic d e pa rtment.

In th e name of th e f ac ulty and stud ent b od y th e Viatorian wish es to thank Mr. Kelly for his generous gift and at t h e same time wish t o r en e wo u r invi t:J.tion that h e come and v i sit S t. Viator often .

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Scho lastics Now Have Own Chapel and Refectory.

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DEBATING TEAM TO TAKE TRIP TO THE COAST

vince hnve been fortunat e to sec ur e <-. splendid h o u se just across from the coll ege as a. home f o 1· the scholastic~-> and th e il· director. \Vith th e addition that has late l y been m ade to this build-

ing the re is now ample ,-oom for th e eig htee n brothers ·who at present re-

Father McGuire Outlines Extensive Tour for Debaters

side th er e. Each broth er has a r oom to him sel f furnished with th e m odern A v e 1·y intet·esting an d extensive tour conveniences.

There is, moreover, a large co mmunity room used fo r r ecrea- of th e Easte1·n states has b ee n out·

tion, co ntnining a t l east, the b eg innings lined by Rev. J. \ V". R. Maguire, C. S. V., of a llb1'ary which, it i s hoped, will con - Coach of th e Debating Team. Fathl)r tinu e to grow. Form er ly, the broth ers Maguire h as b een working on this ven used th e college refecto1·y. but this t u re since las t April and with the .year a dining hall and kitchen were in- ope ning of sch ool f o r the present scho· sta ll ed which make it more conve nient lastic year h is efforts seemed to be fo1· the b r others.

To the r ea 1· of St. brin ging r es u l ts. The idea F a ther Ma· B ern a l'd H a ll there is a t e n acr e field guire has in v lew is to t ake on about affording s uffici ent ground f o r outdoor ten o r twelve d ebates in a t o ur to las t amusements. Al r eady ther e is a h ancl - two week s during the l atte l' pa1·t of ball al l ey set up and a sp l endid ten nis n ext M a 1·c h or early April. court l aid out. A baseball diamon d i~ To elate he has secured d ebates with at present underway. the Holy C r oss College at \Vorcester, Not the l east attrac tio n of St. Ber- Massachusetts. a college that h as an n a,-d Hall is the pleas in g liltl e c hapel en v iabl e sc h olastic record in the East, th at h as been cleverly remodelled out Fordham University, the l arges t catho· of th e exi sting buildings.

It may be lic institution in America . the Catholic stlyed a R o man chapel in asmu c h as University o f America . whose f ame and t h e ce: lin g is rounded. as a r e, its win - reputatio n are nation-wide, St. Xavier College, C~nci nnati, with whom w e de· bated here l as t year, St. John's Coll ege, is a beautiful altar in the Roman styl e. Tol edo, an d Loyola University, Chicago . ivory finish, and gol d mosai cs not ela- Debates with Niagara Univer sity , Nia· borate nor overdone, but el egan t. yet gara Falls, N ew Yor k, Providencp Ci!l· simple. d c h thou gh n ot biza rre. The lege , Providence. Rhode I sl a nd, Boston s t ations of the c ross a 1·e in h:eeping College . Boston. V illanova Co ll ege . Villawith the a l tar . are o f t h e same compo- nova. Pennsy l vania. Western Reserve -sition, •·egalico, and are a pos itive en· Univer sity, Clevelan d, are still pending-. chantment to the chapel.

Suspended Th e questions to be debated .,..a re Twenty-One T_ake. First Degree. fr om the ceilin g is a sanct u a •·y la mp t h ose s u ggested by Pi Kappa Delta, t h a t is r eall y a work of a rt. It too, is t h e National Debating F r ater nity. ~ , - •• not Q&'P t' w•·,-.;.,.:ol'!t ~Lhl !s ·dli-'ll1•ctly RLl · T h e queStiOliS submittect rOr t.!.liS :,:cal''9 'With the vim an d enth u s iasm that man.

Acant hus leaves, not unlike debates a r e : Resolved. that the Vo l stead seems to characterize a ll theil· activ i· flam es, s upport a graceful body en - Act shou l d be modified to pennit the tics. a nd with an initiation that will han ced • by t h ree embossed a n ge l heads, sale o f li g ht win es and b ee1·, a nd Re· l ong lin ge1· in the mi n d s of th e new!y and a bove, smaller l eaves e n C.:'lSe the sol ved, tha t t h e United Stat es shoul d added corps, t h e m ember s o f F..ath er d eep r ed g lobe. The who le is hung by adopt a uniform marriage and divorce Charles Fraternity annexed twenty· one a n ext1·emel y \Yell done c h ai n, t h e links l aw.

Fath er Maguire is in c lin ed to n ew m embers to their r apid l y g r o win g of which are altern ate c r osses and favor · th e l atter questio n as h e f ee l s !'OSler. The climax of the e ntil·e even~ rin gs. that it is a m o r e d eb atable one b ecau se took pl a ce on ' ''edn esd ay ni ~; ht. Oct. Instead• of pews. pri edi eux a 1·e u sed of the fact that the Vol stead qu estion 13, will1 the initiation p1·ope1·. A sum - with c h airs to match.

Th e sanctuary h as t·un its cou r se to s u c h an ex t ent ptuous banquet, whi c h would have i s cove r ed by a ri ch carpet as is th e that very f ew can be found who wou!d sati sfied the gastron o mi ca l prope nsitie~ aisle.

To the rear of t h e a l t a 1· is a be in f a vor of defendin g the negative o f the mo~t voracious tram p a nd at th e sma ll but adequate sacri sty. The win· side.

Espec ia lly is t h is tru e in t h e sam e time the blase taste of th e most dows a1·e o f transparent g l ass to be re- E ast. f as tidi o us g ourmet, sen·ed as the anti· pl aced later b y stained g lass.

The Ou r r eco rd in debating l ast yea 1· h as c limax a nd the fin a l e of th e eve nin g. c h apel has also a statu e o f th e Sacred established the art on a firm f o u nda No effort on our part co uld eli ci t in- Heart. o n e of Our Lady of th e Immacution a t St. Viator. Our d efeat a t the form a ti o n f1·om any of th e m embers as l ate Conce ptio n. a fter whom th e c h apel h a n ds -o f St. Xavier College by a 2 to l to th e details of the initi a tio n pro pe r, is nam ed, a nd o n e of St. Be,·nard. the PROF. C. J. 1\: EN:--.iEOY d ecision on l y served to b est il· the de bu t to judge from th e st1·in ge n t re- patron of the house. b ater s t o r e new ed efforts with the r equi r e ments demanded of t h e t y 1·os while The h a ll has b een ca ll ed after St. The co m ing Novem be 1· el ec ti o ns will o n thelr three-day prob atio n, we can Bern a rd. since in h im are f o und those sult that whe n it carne time for them to m eet th e Univer sity o f \Vyo ming. h ave more th a n o1·d i nary int er est f o r safe l y co nclude that the ordeals qualities whi c h a t1·ue r eli gio u s should the National C hampions of th e !We th e st uden t s an d a lumni o f St. Viator ceding yea r . they w e r e so w ell school ed Coll ege f o 1· P1·o r. Cla 1·ence J. K enned y in th eir case and i ts tJI'esent at io n that Is the d emoc 1·atic nomin ee f o r the of- at no time in the hi sto1·y of th e organi- Scholar.

His life ought to b e a n infi ce or C ounty Superintendent of zation has the ann u a l initiation proved 1spi t\ltion f o r anyone who h as l eft fathe r, th ey won a n un a nim o us d ec isio n over The l e tters of con Sc h ool s in th e K a nkak ee Co unt:y. Las t such a s u ccess. The livelies t of music m o th er, home. countr y and fri en ds h th at Univer sity. spring Prof. K en n edy w as h o n o r ed b y w as furnished durin g th e banquet b y follow m o r e closely in th e footsteps oF g r a tul atio ns r eceived by F a the r Mag uire f 1·om t h e judges and conc h es o f being un a nimou sly sel ec t ed by t h e lh e Pretze l Ben d ers, a ll of w h om a t·e the M aste r. both St. Xav i er's an d the University o f d em oc r atic party in Kankakee County F. C. F . membe1·s.

Th e brot h ers of St. Be 1'11a1·d Hall wish \V yom in g w ere ver y fla tterin g indeed . as its ca ndidate. Sin ce that tirn e he h as "Eddi e '' Cam pbell , " Cy" Daly, "Andy'' to t ake this occasion of thanking their co ndu c t ed a qui e t but inte n sive cam- Hu seman an d "Eddie'' P e tty, president . m a n y be n efacto 1·s f or th e spl endid gene- The coa c h of th e nation a l c h a m pions p a i g n.

The Vi a tori a n. !m owi n g full vice pres ident. secr etary and treasurer ro sily th ey h ave sh own in h elpin g to o f 1925 stated. "Your d ebaters IH'esented w ell the c h a ra c t er a n d ex ception a l respectivel y, have been e nt1·u ~"'ted with furni sh th e house, th e c hnpel and r e- o n e o r the st 1·ong-es t cases w e m e t wi t h in our entire t o ur." a biliti es of th e nomin ee, h ea rtily the r e in s o f t h e organization whi c h in c reation g r o un.ds.

S u c h tributes as these w er e we ll d e· dor ses his ca ndidac y. but three years h as in c reased fro m an - - - --served as a ll of us who atte nded the Pro f essor K enn edy o bta in ed hi~ e m ·ollm ent of five t o one hundred and A CORRECTION debates 'vi ii agree.

Fathe1· Maguire Bac h el or a n d Ma st er d eg r ees fro m t h e twen ty-f i v e members. deserves e very credit a nd w e on ly h ope Univer s it y of Notre Dam e.

After hi s Bt·othe r O'Laughlln, \Vho h as suc· The Vi:.ttorian deeply r eg r ets the er- that a g r eat er number o f the student g r a duation h e !m el t he distinction of ceed ed B r ot h er St. Amant in the capa bei n g appoi nted t o th e t eachin g- staff city of m o nito1· fo1· th e ft·a t e rnity, is ror throug h which it d eprived St. V ia- bod y will mak e it thei 1· b u sin ess to a t · o r tha t in sti t uti on.

Thi s position he a m an well fitt ed t o handl e s uch a n tor Co ll e'g e of a signal h onor b y f a iling tend any d eba tes that may b e sc h eduled h eld f o r three years.

H e 1·esigned to organization as h e h as h a d mu c h ex - t"o li st t h e Ve1·y R ev. M on si gno t· J. A. tor the h o m e floor. It is such a thin g Casey as o n e o f th e d istingu i sh ed a lum- as d eb ati n g th at mak es f or a well· become principa l o f t h e St. John T own- p eri en ce in thi s lin e.

Broth er St. Athle tics are sp l ens hip P ublic Hi g h Sc hoo l o f D yer . Incli - Amant. th e founde r of th e o 1·ganizat.ion. ni r ece ntl y h o nored by th e S uprem e ba l a n ced coll ege. a n a, in which ca t>acit y he se r ved fo1· Is, howeve r, s till takin g a p1·ominent Pontiff. Alma. Mater h as take n g reat did I n th ei r own p art i c ula r f ield bu t pl eas ure a nd prid e in watchin g th e zeal· we s ho uld a l so strive to c u l tivate a. two yea r s.

F o ll owing thi s P rofessor part in its ac tiviti es. \Vth these two J>\:ennedy enter ed th e co nHn e 1·cial ,...-o l'ld cap ab le m e n at th e h el m, toge ther with ous p l'i estly ca re er of th e n ewly made se nse o C a ppreci atio n for the Cin l' r as private sec r e ta r y to L . B . Lan g· th e four members c hosen t o r e prese n t M o n si g nor. Especiall y does s h e r ejoice thin gs o f the mind a l o n g with our d e· w o rth y an d John H . Kru se, o f LaSall e the ft·at el·nity, the F. C. F. should en· a t th e prominent part playecl by Mon · s ire - t o fur t he 1· interest In th e t hings St .. C hi cago , Ill., who were lnte 1·ested joy a big year . duri ng whi c h we all ex- ~ i ~ n o 1· Casey and oth e 1· di sting u is h ed o f th e b ody. The Viatodan extends t o in r eclaimi n g an d d1·ainin g the swamn p ect to hear from th em in th e matter so n s in makin g th e X")._"\TIJI Jnte rna- Fath er M ag uire a nd th e debaters of rl o n a l Eucharistic Con g- r ess th e grea t 1926-1!127 ever y wish f o r s u cces H in th eir l ands a1·o und New Orelans.

During o r s tude nt ente rtainm ent. epoc ha l eve nt in the n a ti o n 's r eli gious g r eat venture. the ti m e o f Pro f essor K enn edy ' s se rvi ce history.

A ccordingly th e V la t oria n h aswith t hese men they conduct ed a sur tens to p1·ocal m it s error a n d to r ecord vey of the whole state o f Sonora. in I t s n nn a l s that the H ol y F at h er h as Mexico. f or former President Di az . I n deemed a n o th er of the sons or Viator li ne with h is life-l ong policy o f ad (!eserv in g o f special hon o r.

The co nvancement h e l eft the emp lo y o f th ese grat ul a ti o ns o~ the Fac ulty an d st ud ent m en a nd entered the em ploy of th e body o f th e institution go o ut to Mon· Cassldy·Fairba nk s M a nufa c turing ComTh e enga g em e nt ot M r. Wi lli am A. <-=lg nor Casey a nd it is thei r p rayer th a t p any as s pecia l u ·avel llng r ep1·ese nta · 'Wo rd h as bee n r ece i ved tha t John V , Barrett t o Miss Marga1·et Ro m a na Hoff. th e f r uits o f his zea lou s labo r s may t ive.

Connor, '22, Is serving In the ca J)ac ity Satlsf.ied, at l ast, with his kn ow l edge man o r R ock f o rd. Illinois , was recentl y ever continu e to multipl y.

1 o r commercial affairs. he again entered anno un ced at a bridge party given t o '1 the teaching f ield. In September 191-t sel ect number o f fr iends by the brid~ ­ Orleans, La. A f ter l eavi ng St. Vi a tor. he appoi nted head or t h e Biol ogical t o-be at the Whitestone apartmen t s. Is no doubt th a t as a young Benedict.

Deparlment of St. Viator College. Cel eb r a tio n of the m a rri age cer em o n y he wi ll enjoy the same su ccess. While John pursu ed a post graduate co urse Since tha t time h e h as b een a m ember w ill take place on Thanksgivi ng Day , pu rs u ing h is co ll ege course Mr. Barr ett ln eco n omics at the Cat h o llc University o f the F ac ulty with the ex ce ption of November 25t h at a Nuptial H ig h Mass made a name t o r him se lf In th e Littl e at W as h ington, D. C .. where h e r ecei ved one year spent as h ead of the D epar t · at St. P eter's ch urch , Rockford , ·with Nineteen co nfer ence as a n end l n f oo t· his Ph . D. In eco n o mics last June. ment o f Bio l ogy a t St. Thomas College, R ev. F . Con n o rs. p ast o r, a.q cel ebr a nt. ball and 11 guard in basket ball. Durin g Whll e at St. VIator h e diHtlnr;ulehe<l St. Paul, M inn. H :s years at St. Via- To the rea ders o f t h i :i paper. Mr. Bar· the past two years h e h as succeasfull y him se lf a s a s tudent, having been o n th e d ebating teafns, and h a vin g wo n F o r the coach ed t h e V iator Academy team.s. tor Co llege have been years of d eve lop- r ett n eeds n o introduction.

Alter a sho rt h o n eymoon t h e yo u ng the econo mics m edal. ment and advancem ent f o r the Blologi· f our years o f a coll egiate car eer h e Th e starr unites ln wishing Mr. Con· cou ple wUI r eturn to Kanka k ee, where was constantly in the limelight o r St. cal department o f th e Sc h ool.

H is Viator ath l etics.

Success f ul as a stu- they have enga ged an apartme nt f o r nor every su ccess in hi s c h ose n prof ession. d en t a nd su ccessful as a coach . there the com ing year.

(Contin u ed on P age Two)

PROGRAM OF THE DAY

10:30 A.M.- Blessing of new gymnasium and dining hall by Monsignor B. J. Sheil.

12:00 M.-Alumni Banquet.

12:30 P.M.- Student Hobo Parade.

2:00 P.M.- Lombard College vs. St. Viator 9:00 P.M.- Reception of Returning Alumni by College Club in New Gymnasium.

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TH E REA LIZATIO, OF A DREAM. A ll m,.n h " ' dr• •m• Th• lr I lancofu l o f m,.n, the m o t<1 lorl fond pt<-1' of mrlnnd ualo at oom ttme on th 1r hvt:• h ve rlrr m ~nd v•••'•JU nl h•olthta to whorh hey a p11e. of auo mpl•h· rn•nlo ftr•d I to to wlwh th..y moght add th or naro H o wever. the ""'J''"'Y of u• K <:> lf t th~ dr m r a nd put h im down u an unprac· tor a l brml( who 1 'on t ntly !Jvm on air and t:ahng of the doud • f},,. W<> rJrJ , th•y triJ U , ha n o hm for uch peo p) t:. The WOrfd ~ ''"' hu•y. t"o prertir.tol to n~ our e or c uft,vate h e w•ld theo n Is. Thry, th• rlrl!amrr . h ppy a nd energ toe m thei r dream are bi..P."'"'"d and 'I'"'" r. very a ppdlato u n that the mob can must<:r up. f f, Mr nOJto, theOfl I , bofoheVJitO, ommunitlo ; yeo, in fine they ,.,,. v,.ry dan((f"fOU and unpracti I mc:n .

1 ' rvnthelr• , dr p1t ali that may be WI" (1\nnot drny that hoa dreama aometom come true. drram that h11 welled wothon the mind of a man of th o in totuti o n f<H thr laot trn yrar If,. ha UR'geated ot to the tudent body but rnrl nnly with dooenurnl( ment. But thoa man h as g one o n on th e lace ro f rrjrfl i<.n. drr ming ho• dr ea m . T h a t d ream was e n g ender ed in th <" hr .ort of thiS m a n o me ten years a g o when he firat began to tak e n n o~etove p art on thr prnm o toon o f the fo re nsic art of o ratory a t St. Vol\tnr nil ge. li e h l\a ever bee n a great adm~rer o f t h e o ld G reek p h ol oanphrr. Ari•totl<. nnd on th os admi ration h aa fou n d. perhaps. n o tho ng th t tou ched h o personal na tu re so muc h 8JO th at great p h il<>ooph r r' o las Jli ra too n o f the li ne a rts with o ratory at ita h ead . Ora · t ory, nnd ota p rf lio n on th e you ng who lea n towa rd its shrin e, h ao br rn n dra r to th h art o f this man as it was to th e a n cient ph iloso· phrr w h o se I a rn cd maxims sh a ll go o n li vi n g in th e m inds o f men u n to! th r end o f time.

Tod .oy th e u lminal io n o f th at dream os abou t t o b e reach ed , th e d rram o f d bnt on g tea m tha t mo ght be sent ou t from th e h a ll s of S t.

Vo oto r o ll clle OHr tho o cou n try. th at wou ld ca rry h o n or an d g lory fnr ota A im M a t e r w h ~reve r it m ig h t t ravel. a nd lilt h ig h th e sch o lastic ba n nN o f Via tor in hm d s for ig n to Il lin ois. H er r eco rd in Ill in o is oo "roo f rnnu11 h of h e r in trins ic worth a nd o f th e n ob le st a nda rd o f ar h o ln rl y n hi evcment to w h ich h e r otud e nts h ave a ttai n ed . It is tim e now, h oweve r, fo r th a t reco rd t o b e ca rri ed to fro nti ers beyo nd th es e o f lll inoos. Fo rth firat t ime in t h e hi st ory o f th e o ll egc th e re seem s t o b .. a stro n!( po .. obiloty of a debat ing team o f V iato r ta k in g a t o ur o f th e l·:n•t. Woth th orty o r mo re can d id a t es fo r th e d e b a tin g tea m rrl( o•t r rr d in th r P ub li peakin g lass p rosp ec ts a uger w e ll fo r a trul y r("pr A nt U t1 ve t eam to m a k e su c h a tr ip .

B I o f a11 io t h e n •w• th a t som e o f th e m oot dis tin g uished in oti · lu ~ i ' " ' • ll l n n g l h <" A ll nti e a eab o~ud a nd in th e Middl e W e11 t h ave b rrn oc hcd u led to m<:c t t. Via to r o llege in d e b ate. Th e n a m es o f ll o l roo• o il ~c. F ord hnm nive rsi ty. Th e a th o lic U ni ve rsit y o f A n>rro no, St. Xavier o ll cge of incin na t i, S t. J o hn' s Coll ege, Toled o; nd Loyo la niv e rs ity o f hicago. n eed o n ly to b e m e ntio n ed t o brin g m y rend ero to n read y und er ta ndin g o f th e cal ibre o f o ppootio n th e i t o r d eba tin g tea m w ill have t o e ncoun ter. nd s th e drea m se e m s n ea r rea lization . T h e dreamer is h a ppy n d lo ok s f rwa rd t o n v e ry p leasa n t a n d successfu l tr ip d u rin g th e lnt t e r pn rt £ M u rc h thro u gh th e ci ti es of hi st o r ica l importa n ce in th e E. st \ Ve fee l as ured th a t th eir m n rc h will b e triumph a nt a nd th a t th~ at ond o rd o f t. i to r Co ll ege. b o rn e in th eir h a nd s. will b e carn ed thro u11 h o ur ost e rn sta t es with a ll the g ust o a nd truly n o bl e di tin li o n thn t h ove c h a r c t e ri zed th e ca reer o f Al m a M a t e r's ser· vi e o n th e pl a in s of Ill in o is. rf:o m e r. w e con g ra tul nt e y o u m ost h ea rtily, you h a ve p ro v ed to ~· • thn t nil dr eam ers re n o t m a d m e n a nd th a t th e o ld a d age runs emm e ntl tru e to fo rn1 in yo ur rega rd . " Th e drea m e r lives fo r e v er. the t iler d ies in d y ."

WELCOME ALUMNI. Every e r t. i to r sets a id e d ay o n whic h to welco me b .< ~ her r rm e r stud ents. n th t d y m o re tha n any o the r th e g la d sp m t f " elcome p e rv d es th e campu t. ia tor is g la d to exte n d h ~r a rms . nd cnf ld h e r sons ng in. W e h o pe tha t every former s tud e nt will t ry t t ake part in th e festi vi ties o f the d a y. You wil l meet o ld frie nd on emb e r 5 th- fri e nds t h a t m ean m o re tha n t h ~(' with ·w h om o n e c o n1es in cont ac t in a ca ual w ay. Extensive ~ I ns h.' ~ been m de t o m k e t h is H o m ecoming a n e vent tha t will 11\•e lo n g on th e m emo ry of tb o se who ttend it.

• ~ere "; 11 b e f o tbal l game o f cour e . but m o re than tha t the ~ ed 1 n too n f th e n e w b uild ing will m ark th e clim ax o f the c el e b rnll '.' · . 1 u h v e h enr~ much o f the n e w gym n a sium a nd dining h all.

Till, os )" u r opp rtun oty to ee th e m . The re will b e a place for y o u • t th ~ banquet on t h e n e w refectory-why n ot occupy it ?

Th~re i_ cert in ' nnth and fedi n g ttached t o t h e w o rd w ei. ~e-H m~3 n ~ 111 re than n ordi n ry greeting- i t i!l a sy1nbo l o f •nllm t e - CJ,\t oo n.. There is n o dou b t of the t rong ti e tha t dra w s f rmcor . tude n t t th eir , lma l ter. Ag-ain w e say \ Vdcome-me. ning it in th., fulle. t - ense of th e w ord.

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Ont"' wnulrt thin k that t he cam r>us w ft.'~t t h e parnde ground Cor a lf'glon nr an Jmated "l' n ('Nln. Bb1c u lt" advertfsem('nl8 Get what 1 mt•,Ul? It t he raJn C'OntlnuNt Wf" ehall havf' no l r ouh lf' po.ddllns.:- .u-ound nltf'r the FrN:~hmf•n

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T h e che f want£><1 to k no w I! Frank lin hole!

M ay had a twin b r other Do you suo· 1t isn't ! Uth and Jt isn't ! o " l DOAe he w as rt!Cer-rlng to t ht- eatlo"~ I t's simpl y nothing at {owl) nil. capacity o r t h is &a m P ) f r. M ay?

It does see m li k e a. m ea n n u dge . d oe!l n ' t me rr y, me r r y , merry a r e w e F or we' r e ott t o .set>, w ere o rr to se~. It ?"

Mr. May wa.s a lso a. guest at it.

Llk c the l ltUe fishes that sn.ll the sen. dlnoe r J)Q.rty on \ Vednesd ay nig h t o r \\·e· r e ott t he see t he worl d. last w eek . Ki ndly p ro y t hat the Lord wm eee tit to kePp the woiC !ro m the door o r the u ntbJn k Jng hoete88 until abe haJJ an oppo r tunity to r eplenis h the tamily larde r .

Pro !. Harrtngt on 18 raJ lng pl g Mn..., Th~ Faculty and student body w er e out b y th e barn .

Some o n e u ked me pn.,t oundly saddened at the announce-- wh y h e w asted Ume a nd m o n e y on ment that Mr. James Madden or the those creat urea.

1 replied, " Mr Har· College Depa.rt.m ent had lost his d e- ring on Ia a t:ar·efgbted indJvlduaJ, j\Uit ,·otNI mother. T he prayerf u l s-ympathy think o C t he money he wm sav e- Qn o! all Is extended t o him In his bereave- !tamp. a.!te r he geu 'em traJned'" \Ve t:lnd t lt le b&rder- to make ~ "'dl1en departed !rom this lUe the Y lator line han the Trlb' L on the ninth ot ptember . he ext-mpUtled tn her Ute t he virtue o! the ttl~ Christian lady and she wtll be ...-o~ly mJ..s_~ not only b)· the me:lllbers . r h~r lmmediate !runny but a1so by the t.·u~e circle ot trtendlt to whom her k l ndly ""3.~ end~ he r .

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1926.

FATHERTABB tnimJtabte genJus o'f Father John Bann tner Tabb ha8 ~)~:en so little appre-

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cia-ted fn Amerl.ca.. Hov.- great is the n umber ot wen educatl::d and wen read men and women who know sUghdy or ar~ even totall y onacqua.lnted with this dist1nguiahed man o! IHters! To "'-'hat The library located in Ma.rsile hall thfM eeanty knowledge is due 1s not ~Y to detennln<e.

Some attribute it has been considerably enlarged during tJ> the tact t.hat bls death i.s com- the summer months due to the untiring J)ar attvely recent; othere !eel that he he et!orts of Rev. E. Y_ Cardinal, c. s . v ., not recognl7.ed becauee o! hJs. relfgions at- the Ilbrarian. Many ot the latest worth t m.a.tto-n to the cathoUc Church. I be- while novels ha,-e been added t o t h e lieve that neither ot these two solu- present Ust at the disposal o! the s t uThe history department has tf(ff)JJ l.s Hu !!ictently adequate. ·Father dents.

John Bannt.wtE-r Is being slighted by the been comdderably augmen t ed by many "l.'aJuable re!erence books, among them literary worM becaW!Ie hJs admirers, ~quaJntaneeA and pupils , are not pre- be:ng a study by J_ A- Hamme rto n , entitled ··t\'onders o! the Past". T his ~~entJng him to the public as he deserves to be. HIIJ pral&e8 are being sung. as "':Ubject is treated In !our volumes, and includes many masterly treatises. AnJt were, in a minor key . The tlrst thing we must remf"m~r iB that Father Joho other notable contrtbutlon to t he library consists o r more than thirty volume s •M a poet o! highest rank and ronse,1ut:ntly we are t:irat to be Interested In ot scienti!ic study In the tield ot Biology.

These books were added at the r ecomhis P'(*-tr}'. mendation o! Pro fessor Clarence Ken · Very rPc~ntiY a pupU ot Father 1"4fiy who has do n e commendable wo rk Tabb'M devQt.ed three columns In one in bul.lding up the scJence department of of QU r popu la r C3thollc newS'J)aper~ i n the college_ Other notable books treat whJr:h hf· merely enume r ated the goodly o! Important topics Jn the social s cie n· shar e ot. percu!Jarltles t hat this quain t ces and phllosophy_ Eng-lish studen t s old W' h OOimMter possessed.

Every wilt find many new editions ot the writ· t ime one har;penH to oome across an ings o! George Russel, Lione l J oh nson , artlrl e on thht t>Qet-prtest .one is sure Pau l Cla.udel. and Coventry P atm or e a t t o read paragraph alter paragraph their disposal this year . about his extreme ugllness, his odd It will interest the stude nts t o kn ow m anners. htr• "Bone Rules'' , whtle his pc>etry Is KCarcely mentioned.

Do that there is a movernen t on toot to Jo~alhe r Joh n 'l!l worshipJWI"'S think that '1ivide the library into two section s. Ach t~ will becnme !::Lmous because o! his cording to the p lan, one section wi ll be O(ldJtl~>l!l; becaus,... o! thE> way In which t·e~er\'ed entirely !or books dealing with he held hi~ r~n while writing or be· subjects In the college departme nt a nd eau~~:e he was a man , ... ho never did t h e other wJll contain books intended anyt h ing like anyhody e l se?

N'.l, primarily tor High Schoo l use.

F at h r•r Tabh will and has becom~ r..o.mouH (HI account Q! the beautiful an d lnfl p lrlng J>Oelt'Y he haa wHled to surely yo u ''-' Ill agree that it is an eh;hteen kar::n diamond. lt is a l so n h uma n ity.

H IM poetry shows UH th e d~ h ness an d tine example ot Father J ohn's sim pli Lh1 · dtt.ZZf•llng sp le ndor o! hts I pious city ot thought and it shows u s w hat m ln d , T h rl m(•rlt that mak es Father t he litt le thi n g!-~ o! nature meant t o him.

J o h n'H t houghtH ~~oo distinguished is " \\'hence, 0 f ragrant tor m o f l ight, tha t t h ey werp very orten ob~c u re to Hast thou dri f ted thro u g h t h e n ight, hum n.n observation.

Some ot hia Swanllke to a leaf y nest fl l m p lcHt quatralnH betoken a hidden On the 1·estless waves at r es t ? m~'<anlng and vPrhap~ It wo u ld not be Art thou ! rom the snowy zo n e t.L t nil Nu~:h t 1J t~aY that his thoughts 'Lt or a mountain-s um mit b lown , tl mt·~ ~teem to he ot divine lll u mlnatlon .

Or the bloasom ot a dream, One ha.6 only to r(•ad lyrics or Fath'!t' Fashioned In th e foamy st r eam? 'fn.hb H) conclude thnt he surely must ~ay, methlnks the maide n m oo n , have bf'en tKJOIHhlng o r a mystic, gltted \\' hen the daylight came too soon, wi th puwc•rs o r Beelng nnd lntcrpretlns; F leeting ! rom her bath to h id e. lh u thlngH hlddrn r rom ordinary human Lett her garments in the tide. vtelon .

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There is nem been able t o understand-tha t is how anyone can beUe,-e lite dull. i.nsipid or stupid.

It is not easy to see bow one could hate lite--hate it so !iercely as to take a ter rible pleasure in thrusting a knife into the warm source or it. and so to be done with its intoleru.ble anguish .!ort.! \'er _ Hate is the black brother of loYe. But one can never know t.he br other Without kno\\-in g the sister.

Satan could ne,·er ha \o"e hated GOO with such a mighty everlasting hatred if he had not loved Him with as great a love first. He could never have been simply cold and impassive to the O\'er whelming wonder or his Creator. Y es, it is easy to understand ho,-.- oDe could ba t e ti.fe--but to be inditrerent to it. That is the incomprehensible thing.

I t is incomprehensible beca u se lif e, no matter where or und ~ what con ditions. no matter how petty, squaUd o r ugly Its ci r cumstances is a lways wonderful. T his wonder is ! or every man in every place. I t lieS iii. the simp lest and most ordinary things- a drop o! water-the sky o r the face of a p asserby. There is a r ainbow in e v e ry drop o! water . There is a sunset h idden in .: very ::;ky, T here is a marve lous human soul !lashing behind t h e most commonplace !ace.

Pick u p a blade of grass and let your thought b rood upon .t long enough and yo u w ill come u pon the heart or the world an d t h e whole mystery o! creation. ~\.ro u nd such a tiny, insignificant thing as this is wrapped the Inscrutable won de r an d beauty ..Jt God. As :rou st and there thin k ing upon it. you are in the com})a n y o! al l the sages and philosop h er s a nd p oets of dte wo d d. U ltimat ely t h ey were faced \\'ith the same mystery, and t hey co uld explain it no more tha n yo u . Indeed tlUW little we ca n explain, h ow little we kn ow or a n yt h ing . W e co m e o ut of the u nknow n , \ Ve m ove a b o ut in things unknown for a whil e. And lh en r e turn to the u nk n ow n. And w e are unkn ow n e\·e n to oursel ves.

What ma n h as plumbed the myste r y o f h is ow n a m a zmgly benu li t u l so u l?

And yet wltf:l a ll t his g lo r y s t a ring u s In the !ace and th u nde r ing in our ear s. we can spen d the b rig h t n ess o f o ur souls on fooli s h passing pleas ures . W e shut o UI·se lves up in a h o u se t o hide away the marve l ot the great starr y s l.::y. \ \ ·e pamper o ur b odies a n d dru g our souls wit h rich !ood s a n d luxuriou s c l othes, \\'e sti fl e t he wild soar ing Jrearns or the spirit wit h jazz or the words ot a M"ic hael A r len. A n d wb e n these j oys wa n e, as t h ey must w h e n t h e senses become d ull ed , we d ecla r e t11 a t li fe is mea n, stu pid, ig noble. But d! e is n ot. It Is only th ese thing s that det;en·e OI P' con t em p t. Life Js wonderr ur. A nd w h e r e t her e !s w o nde r, th e r e ·s de li g h t.

E. M . ROY '27 .

T his song, !or HO It m ig ht be calle d , has the vi tal and endu rin g q u a lities or beauty, and m etric perfec t io n .

I t may be we ll t o s tate h e r e t h a t in th e "Ant h o logr ot Cat ho li c P oets" com · p il ed by Sha n e Les li e last yea r this I)Of'fn O..JJ !Wtl f'R. T h l~ is a hlg h a pprecla· tion ot Fat he r· John Banniste r Tabb's wo r ks.

Chi ldren m u st h ave been es peciall y dear t o the !>Oct. He h as writ te n numberless poems tor them \Yh ic h a r e A TRIBUTE so simp l(l a.nd so highly Im agina t ive thut they de li ght the heart or every 0 take ou 1 · Ame!'ican Bea u ty c hUd . I n the following li n es t h er e I~ Ou e· own IH'Oud blushing ~·ose a wealth or fun : And wcuve a love \\Tenth o! !lowers To plnce on the graves or those " \\' ho c-omb!4 you, little squir r e l? \\'ho pen ce tu ll y sleep Jn Flanders And do you twist and twirl \\'here the c l'im so n poppy b lows. \\'hen someonP putH the papers on To keep your tall In cud?

And plnce our American Beauty ..-\nd mu!:Jt you sec the dentist On th e suf'terlng b1·east or FranceF o r every tooth you break?

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A REVIEW OF MOIRA O'NEILL'S POETRY

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These songs are like a handful of wild Oowers.

They were g-athered f rom. l'o.)('ky. forlorn shores f'ash"'1.1 with the spray of the sea. trom lonely fields where the suu-s were watching and from bleak. b...'l.re hillsides. TheY were made tor a certain people and a ~rtain place and they are redolent of bot.h. In the rugged. wist!ul rhythms you hear the deep. natut-al tunefulness or tha.t people's heart. In the quaint turns of speech, the unexpected lilt of humor you hear their brave, rollicking laughter trilling through the verse.

B ut sometimes a. quaver o! the heart quiv· ers tht·ough the melody charging it in t o the low. desolate music ot heartbreak.

The poems o! Moira 0'1'\eill are as thoroughly l t·ish as Burns a r e Scot tish.

They smell of t h e loughs and g le n s and !airy thorns o! I reland as B u rns d o the thistle and heat h er o! Sco tla n d. The y ha\·e as much o f the smil es and d reams an d sighs o r I r elnnd in t h e m a s B urns has of Scotland. Thi s e v ident p..<t.rticu· la rl y in the subject matter. It is all simple. everyday, in t ensely human things that she si n gs o.!-a lover who has lost his sweet h eart , m arriage . o ld age. longing for home. deat h . love o r country. he h as, with g 1·eate r e n tirety than most song l yricists. p ut h e r ,_n ,.-n pe t-sonality as ide to sing t h e son gs vt a peop le. And in doing so perhaps : > he has once mot·e e n acted the pa ra d ox ot finding he r scl t mo r e passio n a t e ly a nd completely.

For no si n g le ind i vidual co u l d ha \'e possibly u n de r go n e th e v a r· iety o r ex p eriences t h ese so n gs e mbrace. Yet with h e t· poet's power she has ente r·ed In t o t h em a n d m ad e t h e m peculiarly her· ow n . A n d t hu s s h e ha s g \ol"ifled her own so ul by p a intin g it with t he sp l en dour o r a peop le's p a ssi o n and dream .

T he c h a rm o f t h ese so n gs de p e nds su t·p l·isingly lit tl e o n m eta pho r . G la n ce over t h e poems a n d yo u will be as t o n·shed to note how t ew tlgur es o! s p eech appea r . T ake t hat love ly little ly ric that opens the vo lume !or e x a m p le:T here's a house UJ>O n the sea·S.:'l.n d , a wh ite hou:so and l ow.

The gulls u1·e fy i n' ove1· it, t h e r ed r oses b low.

By nigh l the waves are brea k in', a n ' t he moon is o n th e sea; S u re a ll that 1 love a1·e th e 1·e, all tha t i on) me.On ly On e

Th e r e's a ho u se upo n t h e p1·a il'l e in the l on e No rth - VV~s t.

Prof essor Tormey re-ceh~ his A . B. at the abo,·e Uni\'N-sit;y and also Sl)i'ont a year in pos t -f;radunte w ork the-t"t!'. He ~ s by no mea.ns a ty ro in the t €"ttching proCession ns he occu pie-d the- posit ion o! assistn,n t instructor ot Chemistrv at his _.o\. lma ~ate r !or t ou r serue~iers . !lnd wns Intel)· acting prin cipal o! the M onticello High Sch ooL

THE CRYSTAL-GAZER Since the Vinto r ian in it 's pt-es e nt rorm t·epresen ts t\ combi n n t ~o n o! t h e li tenuy tone of t h to r mer V ia to rin n and t h e mor e c u r r ent an d i ndividua l elemen t o t t h e lub tan. H w o uld he unfalr t o the s tud e n t bo dy it the m e.m bers w er e not acco rd a m ean s o! e..x press· ing the ir opinio n s t h r·o u g h th e m e dium ot this p ubHcn tlon.

K eep in g t his f act in mind. th e s tat:t o! the p resent Via.to r ian d ecid ed to de \•ote a colu mn o f the paper e ntirely to the disc ussion o! contro, ,cr slal q u estions. The topic o r t h ese d ls c uasions w ill nece-ssal'i ly be o n e that I n terest t he st udent s as a who le.

In orde t· t o avoid int rodu ction ot n.ny pel"" so n a l e lem ent, no n rtic le will b ea r the na m e o r eve n the in itia ls o r the writ er .

In t h is war the ind ividua l s tudent will be r e li eved or t h e t cn r· ot undu o publi· c ity .

It Is h (lped that t h e IHlm e whi c h h!'S bee n g-Ive n th is co lumn will be ,. celv ect w e ll. No n e a r e be tte r tn va r e th n n th o s tn ff o f the fact th a t th e matter o.! s ec urin g ori gi n a l Ut les ! o r the vnrloi..IS co lunm s tha t a ppea r in n s tudent publl· ca ti o n is a p x-o bl e m o r great ma g nitude. in u s ing th e ti tl e " Th e C r ys t a l o ~ue r" t o d eslg n n.te t h is co lumn , w o d o nN a~­ sum e that th e np pli cn.tlo n i~ n o t with · o ut p reced ent. H ow over, It see m s that th e t it le " ti ts" si n ce It i s thx·o u g h tho print ed o p in io n or n number or stu· d en ts t h a t a n o ut sl de1· m ay n.rrl ve at a proper k n ow l ed ge ot tho d o minating el eme n t In stu den t tho u g ht o n a n y g iven q u es ti o n . Ju s t ns the C r y sta l· gazer o r ol d so u g ht th e re tloctlo ns In hi ~ g las:-J In m a kin g- n. pt ·~ dl o tl o n. so It is h o p ed t hat this column will t•o tlec t s tude nt o pi nion .

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ll ero Is t h e qu ee r , d e ll g httu l t n ato and s w in g o! th n t low , m o urntu l, c roon Ing talk- tot· It i!i t o l k. .ft co m os, as Ken t s :-~n t ct p oe t ry s h o uld , a s nn turull y to t h e llpa "aa lcnvoa to the tr·oc", H o w lhC word "A.c h ruy!" w t'ln gH th e h entl as It an lnvo lu n tru ·y sob h n d lnte rrUt) led the word~ or t h o apcakO I', n nd h o w th e I'CJ)£•tltlon-a t hin g ao c h a r ac t erl e Uc ot one In g d ct, h eig ht en s n n d lnto nslfl es t h e path os.

Oh, what about the roses t h en , a n ' Bosldot'l this t her e Ia h e r hum o r . IL what nbo u t t h e stm.n d! ~lvea he t· poot ry mo t·o o! t h e a iJtmclCLn c o I<"' o r now 'lis wan tin· b ack I am t o t h a t ot li te t h a n m os t ly r lcH cun b oo.a t o!. lone land: 'T is the othe1· hou se l 'm seeln' on the F'o r s u re ly o nly he w h o hU.A cA.pture(t , IH• laugh te r o r lito h u~ cu ptu1·od HEt g re~.·n hill' s brea ~ t. he.tu L T h lfl h umor II C!fl In th o bo rd e r · [ dreamt of gent le Ire land beneath t h e Northern Ligh t , The wave::; that bro k en on ! •·eland we r e ca llln' m e by n ight; Till buck across th e SR!t sea, back against the sun I took the way l he binls k now, an ' wokt• In Cushend u n,Not wit h yo u .

An' a tmU ucrvss the PI"ldr le that's goln' Nuuth an' west.An!l the ro~u u! our tJ umm er skle~ .Ua c k to you, l·:·f-r bloom with the blood ·stalned poppy O'C't' th e tombs where eac h h£'ro liesCWH away .

Certainly the lndh:1putnble appeal ot ..\J uy theit· triune beuuly and fragrance uH on(' ond all thiN poem UO('M n ot I](• In stl"iklnl:{ images, Show to,·th our blood-sacliftce!

Juln In to Hl'l lllm bat'k Jlls ball! tor· th ere n•·e nr;nc. But the beauty Is undeniable.

It IH n. lovcll nesl':l that J , A, W. r n his ht tt>r years blindness tthut out hauntM thf• memory llku the mur·mur trvm Fatht•r Tahh the b~~n uty ot all the tJC wut(·r ttowln ~; through it shadowy world 1'tl thP 1Kk't bllndnegg ls the KINDNESS DURING LIFE dlmn€'!>1~ n! trt."Ni , lt Is partly in the guln,; rnml a aunny th.·ld ot popplf'~ t:hara.ct('l'fstka ll y Qa(•llc ··wavering lntu thl' (·hu. rnt•l houst> ut d(oath and I wuuld ntth~r have one little ro~ rhythm'' and "unemphatic word-urtht'll' rtorJ)aJn w plnt'l anti diP. ll\'hen From tht~ ganh·n o t n. !rtend ruuJ;l·rnent" thut P udrulc Culurn n otes. )ltl wn "aM th·prh t.·~l ot the !o.lr ~arth''i 'Than to haV!! the cholceHt flowe-rs It I~ In tha.t rlt.dlcnt cac.aura, that pause ~·oun tt·n t u\('1:' ta• rt•mnlnt>d In the depths \\"hen my iltuy on earth must en(.!. afol it (ur II l'!iKh In lhfo middle nt the or hll'l ll\1\\t'r(ul lltintl fliHl foun d theri2' llnt·. Jt IH In thOSf' ciNt.r l>euutltul pic1 muMk ttl \\hlth ht• 1\ang the lmmort fll I would. rather have the klnde.et word.st, tun·,., lu thH pa.thOH Dt the r(,fraJn, In won!~ (J t ''Pu.rndiHt· l.,(li4t" Tubb too. .A ntl u t~rnllc that r can see, th(• •w rrow that Is mon, poignant tor 'i\.U.I'I h·d l1)· tht· IMntl nt th•• Alndghty Thun natlo•ry when my heart 1.111 still lt.'i g,·ntlt-nf"SS Hu t mottt unlfiU f·ly it Js 1•\t•l .t li.ohtlt· l't t·, t"f'rn , hut {'vt-n in Anti thl~ lit•· h.a~ C•·:u~ed to 00.

In tho- r,ua.lut. ~ lmple, hNlrtt~lt way ot ttlt• t'lU\nt •·r lUn "olHUth• hL~ .!'tmg wu..' t-!.iylnK thlngll 'l'hf1 grf'at charm OJ t her nut •tlll...U thuu.:h It !o~lr. liTUI Wt:"rC 1 would m.thf'r ha \'& n. Jovlng fl:m11e pot·trr Iii>.'( In thlli n:dvcnr·HH--r-. combl t·h 1111 l lntn <-~. thrt•n(loll\ From trtPnd 1 know are tru~. natir,n t)t tnnt)l'f'nc:e, trln<·f·rlty nod gru.v· Thun tt-•.tre ahed u.round my caeket Hy, JJh.,q~·nfod with thfo ftnfo tlavor (J! &. \\'ht-n thfl' world 1 bW adJeu. n.atur,tJ idlum. "I .Mintl th l• lJ<lY," Lhe d···Jrf"Mt uncJ MWf'"'leHt t)( rtll h~>r I)O{!flUI l'nng m"' all the Ot,WeMI today, to my Ot•ti''"· I d guOO lllu"tratilm: \\ hj:othtr pwk. or >AhJte or rerl Ld ru.th~r ha\ .. vne blodltOm now f mlud th,.. d.1y £'11 wl•h 1 w.- a aay· T n t truck load wh n t·m d• ad ·ull tlyin !ur, l'ur th• n l 'll fly an find yuu In th~ JO!L'> J DOOLE;Y \\ P."Kt, An L'd whth I -..a. a llttl•· rt•·" •w"'·~t

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A rtcli.C I) ( till' •r-~ ~ J aboard t.hAJt, rr·guJa.r m..rtln l' of. t..be prate lhiP! In ·~ r:l.ay ct •M Spe.ru.ah O".tU~rt~ ClUb WM h.-.{4 at l~ b.a'J:l..l l-ia.•r. . .-h~r.: the U1J(:Ulent. C&J.~ta!n rr,P Jn« pJ.Arlj on {,,n4A)' ~"V<II!nfn( . Cn:..-OOn•\lt r~ gn~d • PT""m•. wu (y;tt.Jblli!:T U~ .Pr,_ ~nt Ii:aJrympile fiT'9c- brought to the aurt'ac"! thL" week.

Out -'~ at tt.,. m~•lng. f) ~ to tht; In c.t th""' A'2"ell th.P 'kanl'aroo oour _, 'li'U fliMV)«I-tJr1n r1t ~tT~Jstat'}" Om noT, lof r . r«~r,gan17~J by the f'tu.rJ ... nr_. tor the.

Jfr.riJ'r" TtJf'Jf~n WAA AJrk~ 1.1> tak4 d'l.tr$('"' pun.J.hm' nt ot prP.ttumptou• and ~ten· t.t thft m1nuts-A. HJJJ' mJnur~ recor/1 of tatkJWJ tret~hm~n Tht. court grw><S back thP V&t11JOJJ q ~tJr,n" that W~TP dJ.tt to th,. t,mf- ot JollY Rh~er. wb•n the (·\J' S>4") bf f tJti') tht· bi)U_.,. Jlrf.tV~d Mr, po-·nn1ty WW!' o(tPn a walk down the 'Tflf,JAn V1 •~ a man ot untJJJUal Sntt>l• gangplank.

In our daye ot culture JtMuA.J "' um,.n.

Nflt a •in(f..-. ~vf'nt Slnd higher dvlli7..atlon however. th..,_ ~1Jr:AJ)l·l.l hill ~tt~nUtJn, JU• lucfrl man· a!!ntr-nce t. grPa.Uy modltled Gn lieu or IIP-T of rPNrra1Jog th,., a r/aJr" () ! the club the ta.rt that we have n~"i her gangt.~t arnpl~> Q.~taurano,. r, t hllf c-ro:·at cl'.rm- plank nt>r pfrale11) and a tew !f'Wisbe-s Jtut.rrrJ ot tht• KJnrt'~t EngJI!'IIh. Only ot Lh(l pnrJdle, or probation to a.n upperonc#J. during th,. mu.:Ung did th~ acting claB~oman hi the U!!ual p<>nalty. It. hOW· .w~r~>ta.r'Y fntt~rrut»t. th6 bUJ~lnest; and ever, the crimf> commltV>d le a serious r hat wo" tor th~'- purPQM of replenish one, the oourt deals with It accordingly, In~ hhJ n()l" bnDk with par,...hrnent JUJ!· and very ot tton the uppercl<UJSmen, al· fkllJnt to r,·cnr(J a.tl that wo.s t.o en8ue. though hesft.ant, tee! that they must Jt wWt 11 ft,rtunn.ttt tbJng tl)r the Col· take the "la.w" Into their own hands. ll>f{fJ Glut, that Mr. Toolan·, account and admJniBter an old fashJ oned "warmr,t tbf! IMt m eeting waif 110 a.dN1uate. Ing", such fJ.$ Dad would give were he The cou rt is h eld regularly H6VCr~J ltfm-" M Importance were die· around. cu,.8611. 'fhn or(~ht·Btra t or tho H ome· on Saturday evening, although ee&slone crJmlng Oitnc-e w:111 engaged and a re · extr Mrdl nary have been called !rom J){)tt by thf' orchestra. commltt.ce was time to tlme. Attendance Is unlimited. mndf) concttrnJng the eelectlon.

T 'h e CUJ'RT Ot' APPEAU Ht}'lo o.nt'l 1Jl7.c o f the programs were "The !frat offender brought be!ore nltW t113clclcd ur,o n.

The amount that "Judge'' KJaua was one Dowd ot the CACh 8LUdttnt will be r equetrted to pay city o! Rockford. Th e trial was un tor the df.toce WOJI a topic o! mu c h usua.Jly sensational. as w ell as scandfl· dl ecueelo n ~n d WM ! lnally e:c ltl ed ln a llzJng. During the course o! the trial mo.nncr eultablo to o.ll-at 1 ca.t~t !or It wM (]lscloaed that D owd had stolen the prelfcnt.

Mr. John Ha.rrington. the prosecuting attorney's girl one year chnJnno.n o! th o JnvH.o.Uon committee , ago when the witty "lawyer" bad lett Mkcll the momberf.l ot th o Club to band the Nordic cfty in the pursuit of higher I n AA BOon u.tt possible th o names ot education .

Th e na.me o! the youn.; thoeo to whom l nvlt..'l.llons we r Q to be maiden was not given, a lthough Dowd Mont. lL u, hoped tho.t thl e request has admitted that she wa.~ relate d to ::1. beo n rCHDO • tlcx.'l to a nd thn.t all th e recent addition on the college sta!t. co ll ege rn c n wi ll coopcrnto In making Dowd was paroled !or o n e year to Don th o Jl omccomlng d<1.nco a worth while McCart hy.

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Hem mbor tho date-Novem b e r Leo Larkin, Chicagoan, was alleged to Gth. have Insulted an upperclassman. Cross· examlno.tlon brough out other ottenses w h ich pl'oved to be almos t as serious.

It was declared that the cu lprit w as Involved I n a number ot love m atches and had often lik ened himself to the late Valentino. H is case was h eld ove • ! or two w·eeks.

On tho eve of th e De La Salle game, COURT OF UP P ER·GABMEN Friday, Oc tober 22 , the High School (H ar rin g ton Pres idin g.) c hoo rln g body staged Its tirst pep m e t C harges were bro u ght against Barn· lng. It wo.a the first exclu s ive ly aca.dc· ell o f Rock I sland, newly e lected Fros h mlc reunion or th o scnso n. I m m ed iate ly President. McClelland. prosecuting at· f oll owing chape l, th e study hall, whi ch torney, waxed eloq u ent Cor on e h our served as lL meeting place, was crowded and a h al!, confounding both judge and with eager at u<lenla. T he purpose o! jurors, as to the n atu re ot the o!fensel tho m ooting was to Insti ll m ore pep and whic h the loquacio us P. A. called :1. vigo r Into the f.lupporters o! the team. "well establi s h ed" case. F or e ma n Wal · Each und every s tud e nt seemed to I'Ca- sko was com pe ll ed t o ask just what the IJ z tbut Do La Salle would give the crimes were, indicating h ow great t h e locu.l a lL ~;oo d bMtle. J osOJ) h Meitzler, con!uslon was.

With no defini te in u.n Indu s trio us Ol'ganl ze r ot m any of ! r acUons r evealed, but in view o! the laet yea r 's academ y pep m eeti ngs, acted tremendo us in c ri minati ng evide nce , t h e n.a mnatc1· oC cer e monies. He so und ed c ulprit was found gulty An app eal tor Lho trumpet for th e very distinguish ed c lemency wru:~ muile; FJn r1·ington defi PCllk o.ra oC the occn.alon, fh·st ot w h om clared it ou ts ide th e jurisdicti on o! the wna ou 1· Rev. Presiden t F a t her Rice. co uz·t. As the a ppeal was deni ed. the l~'a th cr Ri ce encouraged the b oys In miscr eant was given so me !real ol d thei r hopes for a victol'y in t he game "Noo Yolrk" advice, was tin ed and whic h wn.s acaxcety twenty-t our ho urs comm anded to wear his g r een cap of distant.

Tho secon d s peaker o n th e disti n ction a longer pe riod tha n his progrrun wua Martin Slintz, captai n o ! l ess- of!lcious cl ass m ates. the ncademy eleven, who received n h oru·ty r ound ot applause. Broth er St. .Amant, the lmmtrn.tlon o! eo many aca· ::Jomewhat Important demy students past and present, was t ho n ext speal{or.

He besough t t h e "Wha t was the name of .. oe last l'Ooler s to be on h and and lend s u p port station we stoppe d at, mother?" ''I to tbelr fellow stud ents ut the game. don 't know. Be quiet. I'm working Conch \VI IIIa m Barrett the n s poke co n · out a cr oss-word puzzle." "It's n pity ce rn tng the De Ln. Salle teatn an d the you don't k now the n ame, mother, bec h nnco or hi s own playe rs t or carrying away a. victory. l "nther P hillips as· cause little Oscar got out ot the tralD aul'ed th o stude n ts a nd pl ayer s of b ls there !"-Kasper (Stock holm). co nf.ldcnco or a victory and Brother 0'La.ughlin concluded the speakers' program with a n e nergetic n.ppeal t or sch oo l spirit.

Confectionery Gr oceries Following the Sl>eec hes the Academy cheers wore gtvon under the leadership o! Charlc.s L ewis and Ke.nueth Knittle .

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2'ame In wb!ch S . Viator Acad my 01• SL Breda.. Th,. OO}·s Lrorn P ru won last year whil• L ,~iator W'al' th•' ...~tctor on two previoWI ()CC8.a.lomt.

Although the strength o f the opponent. Saturday is not nown. a har battle Is to be expected becauee of tht! r tva.lry wbJch u sually e:x.Jste between the two teams.

The Academy squad came out ot the game with De La. Salle in good con· dillon. VInce Jackson, 'vho ha..e be-en nurs.lng a twisted knee s.lnce the Cha.m· pa.lgn game. roa}' be r eady to start nt his old uos.!Uon at end.

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The sponsors, Edw . WalkO\viak and Jns. Mcltzdero, are deserving o! congTo.tuh\.llons on the success o! the meet· lng, It wus one of t h e nwst e n thuslas· lie in t ho history or the instit u tion.

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DEMAND ARSE:NEA U'S UNIFORM

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ALUMNI NOTES

THE VIATOR!AN

I VIATOR DROPS CONTEST TO MILLIKIN ELEVEN

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11 ~ hi s r out· yca t·~ In co ll ege, bes ides co min g- c rowd ~ ovo1· gn lhe L'Od a t J. M. wrling baseball In a n d :u· o und U rbana U. Clo l<l, t ho rt g hlln g Irish gnv e eve r yudn g tb o \llt St three m ont hs h tls bee n thing th ey htttl In tt n or ro rt to t~ te m ccupylng h l:i tim e in :lg l'l c ultut·ul put'· t h e whh·lwlnd orronslvo dl aplnyod b y

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Vlnco's se n sa.ll on n.l wol'k In th o .Johnso n e lee le . SubJected to tl ·cmi ·JJro crclcs d urin g the pn s t s umme t· le n lflc b1ttte rln g th e V io.Lor lin e , out· ulmin a t cd with an otTe r to try o ut weighed l e n po un ds to a mun by MIJJIvlth th e Otturnwn c l ub, th o c hn.mplo n s kin, gu. ve an ox hiblton of h n rd nnd r the 1-.Hsslss lppi V t..tlley league. n ext dogged foo tba ll f ro m win g to wing. Allll'ing.

A l ette r from "O ld Reliabl e" thou g h they r ece ive d nothin g .fo1· th ei r n Corrns us that he will b e on hund !or pain s but th e s h ort end of th e c ount. he Homecomi n g ce lebrn.tlo n . th ey h ave th e di s tin c tion of c h a n g in g t h e Mllllln co lo r s !rom "\.Y hlte unci B lu e On Su nda y. Octol>e 1· 17. Hi s Eminence to Black a nd B lu e. A w ealth o f r ese1·ve Geo1·gc Ca rdin a l Munde le in dedica t ed matc rloJ e n a bl ed J o hn so n to m a k e th e r e by h e new co mbin a ti o n c hurc h a nd schoo l nume1·ous s u bstitutio ns a nd f St. Th e resu. o f the fnfa n t Jes us lo· avert weal<cnlng a nd di sas t e r , whil e th ·~ a t ed ::\t 80 th a n d Honore s t1·eets, C hi · Viato r sq uad w n~ fo rced to s-o the full cngo. Illin ois. An a lumnu s and an er s t · 1·o ute unde r th o te nl!l c s trai n o r a l AJ. whil e professo1· of St. Vinto •··s , t h e R ev. m ost continu fl l do!e n s lve pl ay.

S. E. M cMah o n . J . D., is the pas tor to though t h e VIat o r aeri a l attack fl as heJ ,·h ose until·i n g zea l th e pal'i s h is ve ry at tim es, and did produ ce th e touch d ow n fo r th e :rreen, It s f un c ti o n ing g ra t eful . 'l'h e edi fi ce o r g ray Bedford s ton e is was s t o ppe d abruptly o n no less t han fo ur occasio n s by lnLO l'Ceptlons. Mllli· r ee l ed a lo n g th e Greek R ev iva l styl e f architectw·e and th e mass ive ston e kin a lso a ba ndon ed this styl e of play after H a rtn e tt mb1·aced on e of G unill a r s at its e n t r a nce g ive it the beauty ness 's tosses ancl g-all oped 65 yards to f the ancient Greek t empl es. t he B lues 25-y a i'Cl lin e. Th e c h a rm ed The Little F low e r buildin g is considl-ed one o f the finest c hurc h and sc h ool Mr. Ki s h. who ha s bee n ga mbo li ng on J .

M. U. pa s tw·es fo r seve1·al seaso n s , combinati on s in t1le c ity a nd we are h appy t o extend ou r cong1·atu lations to s hunn ed th e s tretc h e r s a t fr equent !n terval3 and contrib uted a touchdown Father McMa hon. a nd two goa ls fro m p lacem e nt for the approval o f th e a nxiou s Homecomers. 'l'h e c ustom a 1·y an ni ve r sary High Th e ot h e r Millikin score w as t h e r es ul t Mass f or the r epose o r the soul o f Mr. o f a well exec uted swa n dive by GunJ Frank Linch, U. S. N. R. F., was n ess on the f o ur t h clown after th r ee sung in th e college c h ape l b y our Very at t em pts h a d f a ile d from the two·ya r<l R ev. President. Th e M ass was a tte nded lin e . As the a nn o un cer o f the D e mpsey by th e m ot h e r of the deceased and h er Tunn y fi g ht said, o nly in differ e nt apon Raymond.

Mr . J. Franl< Lynch plicntion. " Thi s is n o t the sa m e Vaitor ;vas a n a lumnu s of St. Viator's and the team that h e ld B 1·adl ey four times o n ound er of the Lyn c h M e m orial Bm·se. th e o n e ya1·d line."

Bl'ig h t Spots In T h e Viator P la y Dupli catin g a pe rfo rm a n ce tllat Amon g th e cler gy prese nt at the Colege on St. Viator's Day, Oc tober 21, m a rk s him as o n e o f the best full-backs ;ve re : Th e Very R ev. Monsig nor V . Pri- in the co nfe l·ence , Dela n ey seemed to m ea u of Mante n o, Ill., the Rev. R. be into the t hi c k of it at all tim es.

Pugny of Pullman, Ill., the Rev. \Vil- His t acl<ling w as h a rd a nd sure in the liam Granger of I rwin, Ill., the Rev. open, a nd h e aga in inte rpre ted th e J P. P a rl<er a nd the Rev. J. F a rley, acti o n s o f a. r eal full -back in bac kin g up the lin e . both of Streator. ' "e tak e pleasu r e in a nnouncing that Hannet's HH'tr at h o n proved his h e Rev. E. B. McNall y o f K a nkakee, a bili ty as a n o pe n fi eld runn e r a nd 11. , has r ecover ed from the injuries r e - a lso demonstr::tted th e worth o f prope r eived in a n a utomobile accident some inte rferen ce, as s upplied by Campbe ll, ime ago, an d we a r e very g la d that he Bowe, Benda an d Da lr yrnple . wa s ab le to s pe nd St. Viator's day with In the Jin e the e fforts of O'Ma ll ey, \ Vals k o a nd He rbert a r e worthy o f e x ceptio nal comment; ver y f ew plays sucDo yo u r em e mber away bac k in the ceeded in penetl·atlng th e ce nte r o f th e days o f the Columbia n Gua rds? If you lin e.

M ay, Canoll , M cCarthy and Madde n do, yo u will , undoubtedly, 'r emember Mr. Elmer Russell. Elmer sent us a fe lt the brunt o f the Millikin attack, letter som e time ago a nd inquired about a nd it was on ly the s uperla tive a nd f ast orne of his old profes so rs and class- running inte 1·fe r e n ce o f the Millikin mates. L etters addressed to the H otel backs led to n o ti ceable gains.

Bristol. New York, will r each him safeOn th e en d ~ B o we a nd Costigan were ly. anrl he will a ppreciate hearing fr om bot h giving the ir utm ost on eve ry play, hi s old t eac h e rs and churns. th ey both seem to h a v e the knack of turning po ss ibl e e nd runs Into the line .

The R ev. Harri s A. Darche was re· Th e 1\'lillikln d e f e nse slowed both of ce ntly prese nte d with a medal by the th ese men up go in g down unde r punts.

Ame ri can Legion in r e cognition !or t he Th e entire e ntry in this contest h e work h e has done in the past year showed that it has the tig ht, in !act as state chaplain . it has bee n called one of the g r eatest fi g htin g teams that Viator ever p r oWe are in r eceipt o! an announce- duced. m e nt of th e marriage o! Miss T eresa With two weeks in which to p erfec.t Peifer , of Springfield, TI L, to Mr. the offensive and t o add a touch here T homas C. Hilliard.

The ceremony a nd the re in the d e f en se it will be with took place on Tuesday , S eptember 7. no spirit of undue optimism that we Mrs. Hilli ard is th e s iste r of J a me s pred ict a H o m ecoming victory over P e ifer, a co ll ege g r a duate of last year. Lomba rd on November 5th.

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THE PLAY BY QUARTERS

The w eddin g b ell s rang out on Tuesday m o orin g . October 12 fo1· Mr. Clement Raiche , H. S. '23 , who was united in marriage to Miss Macel Cailloutte.

Th e Rev. P. B. Dufau lt, a lso an a lu mnus, perf ormed t h e ceremony a t St. Rose of Lima church, Kankak ee , Ill. The alumni who were classmat e s of Mr John J Ude lh ofen, Will be pleased to learn that he has been united in matr •mony to Miss C harlotte H Jostes Th e wedding took place on W~dnesday: Octobe 6, at St

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First Quarter Millikin kicked off to Viator , Campbell receiving it and returned to the twe nty- three·yar d lin e.

Seve r a l line buc ks netted fiv e yards . A s h ort pass gro unded.

D ela n e y's kick is b locked

by Millikin tack les. Millikin's b a ll on five -yard li.ne. Kish makes three yards. another atte mpt !ails.

Gunness goes ove 1 for a t o u c hdown Kish attemp ts

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Th e Viatortan is h appy to announce that Father G. A Galvan, C. S. V. h as recovered s uf.fi c le ntly to take up parocial work. He has bee n ass igned as assis· tant to R e v. J. F. Ryan, C. S. V., at St. Viator's Church, Chi cago. His many friends at St. VIator eagerly await the day when hi s health will permit him to r esume hi s duties here at the College which he discha rge d with so m u ch ability and s uccess.

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DE LA SALLE VETS \ down. ll o td ao u.dd od LhopolnL. A 1ler BRADLEY DEFEATS t h o l<lck-oCC VIMor u.tto motod to 1::1coro DEFEAT VIA TOR aby "•eri e• of '""'""" buL Ctd lcQ L ogain VIA TOR IN SECOND nd th o h tL.I! 011 dod with th o b a ll In ACADEM Y BY 14-0 J o ll e t'l:i POHI'IOJ-.HJlo n on th o G5 -yurd Jln u.

HALF Arter h tLV in g bea t e n ClLlho ll c Centr·al Hig t1 or Hammo n d . lnd . an d boak! tln g of d oc ls lvo vlclol'loa over Do Lu Sall e J.-lJg h a nd St. Pa tr·lc l< High Sc hoo ls o r Chi ca go , D o Lo. ~ul!C' Academy of J o li e t Inva d ed t h e Viator Academy carnp S(Lt urduy and w e nt nwo.y wi t h nnol h e r victory added to th e ir ll e t. Tho Joli et boys ga th e red t he ir f o ur·tce n points b y l'Cgls tm·Jn g IL t o uc hdown In eac h qu o.r t e 1· of th e Initio.! half. Th e who le V Iator seco nd team star t ed the game, and t h e voteru.n D o L a Sa ll e outfi t took adva ntage o! t h c h· a ppa r e nt inexperience a nd n e r vousness to sco r e the fir s t t o u c hdown before five minutes or pl ay in g lime ha d e lapsed. In Cap· lain J . S mith, Dick an d Fu rl o n g , D e L a Salle h ad three fa s t an d heavy bac k .!:.4 who w or e res ponaibl e fo1· most of th o gains mn.de by th e J oli et t eam. Aside from M at t h e ws , Polly and Su lli van, th e Vh.Ho 1· back s see m ed to be lacking th e pun c h n ecessar y lo pierce th e Jolie t forward wal l. O nce big Ed. M a tthe ws went Lhl'O ug h 1·ig ht tack le a nd b1·o k e a way fo r twenty-five t)a rcl s and w as r es po nsibl e fo r m a n y s horte r gains, whll e S ully a lso proved to be a co nsis-

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B o th ten nHJ put up a. at u b born d e fe n s ive gttm o durin g th o lblrd a nd f o urth pc rl od l:l wlth th o r etwlt t hat n o .acorln g wm-J done IJ y e ith e r outfit. Armst ro n g, utte r bolng a hlftod fr om encl to tackle, wua u. big pro b le m !or the J o ll e t c raw to so lve tLntl fo u g ht eve r y In c h of the two !lnal <JU U.rter s. On th e d e fe nsive Sl Daly tor the loca ls proved h im self a past-master· In th o ar t o r deadly lnc klln g , a nd once Cn. p trtl n S llnt z bro k e thro u g h a nd blocked a De La Sall e pu nt.

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8N1rr• Mflllkfn ~ Vlf'tt'r 7 lJN·kt•r kkked o!t to Delaney, who 'J hird (lu 11 rf f'r <·arrlN! th~ ball on the next play Co•· Vfn.tor- klrktt to Millikin.

MITIIkln rivf' ynrdlll LhrtJugh Bradley.

Benrla ~tliU'II'I rnnn·h dfJWn tlf'lrt Df•l~nelve ()ver,.hot hi., mark In thf" l irAt P.fiJJS o! "mrk nr IJr·it~n,...y wmd. A f(Jr ZS fJf thro scamc, and Hlrie f'nngge<..l the fl"d A IH _Lftmd. 'rwt, rJr~J:t down" n<•xt Vlatr)r throw.

Pone made Cive throu""h fin,. IJiuy. A nnthr•r flrAt down Y:trdlf through t.-'lckle MNzger an d ''" J yn rrl JJn,.

Khth 1{1)<'11 over on J::llnP/'4~ matiP It !Irst down. Xext pia~· f our-th rlllwn J(I Mh klrk~t goal. ScorE". t,oth tPt'lmB were o ffside . Metzger mnde Millikin 16, VlsttrJr i Vln.ttJr rec('lve ~ . Plf•V('n yards around ('Od..

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VIato r· hoi(IH an d Millikin JJllnlH. Millikin ngnln lnt(•rccpts a pn,JI . ThrN' line pluyR ,ROfJd f or 7 yardH. Millikin '" t~ttcmptNI klc·k Crorn placro HH·nt l•hWkl·d.

Vlator'H lmll: VIator lrJH<'H r. yarer, on two lncomolete J)JlHHNI J),'hlnr•y klckM . Oulnnl.'frll r·eturns the b11ll 20 ynrdr:t.

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Vlotor rcrr-lves, but n lonl( pi LtH:r 1:-:~ lntc-r·c,...ptod . Millikin tr·JcH lln P play tor· HllHtll Kfll n tt. l\'llltlk ln p en~t l zed 15 ya rd s f tw holding.

1\l l ll c r recovc r·A a tumbl e t o r· Vlfttor·. PaM ~ood f or 8 yards.

Millikin ho ld M, Dcluney kicks.

Milli ki n tr·lt·A AtWt>ral J)Jt~I:IC'fl to n o avn.ll. rHnl A to VIILtor·. Cttn1J)bCII I'ClUJ"IlS ball I M ynrd A. P a1:1a: good tor· 36 ya rd s to HOWl'. A nQl hcr p nHH to I owe good t o r 0 yn niA llllll fir·!it down f or Via t or o n Millikin 40 -ya r' d lin e.

VIa to r· tries lin e l) layH without SU('cess.

Vla t01· coml)i(' tC's a lo n g pass t or· 20 yards.

T ·wo more nltt:'rnpts f a ll. penal ty or 5 ynrdM. \ ' lntor klck.."'.

Mlllllt ln •·ecc i ves lliHl mu i H•~ r·c tur·n ot 2t yanls.

Mlllll< l n puntH to Vlnt01· 30-ym·d lin ('.

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Arter Col ona's pun t w a.s rc · turn ..:od t o th o 40·rard Hn o t\ i>f\Ss tro1n Duly t o Su l llvnn n ('lletl S yards: M atth ews w en t lln-o ug h center t or the othe1· two ynrds and mnd~ It f in~t down. A llH&Q;, Dnly l O Sulllvnn. nsnln ga.inf"d S :nu·d~. ~t ntt hcw s made a. yard a n d ~ulli\'Ull w en t around end t or 5 more.

A ~uln It ap J)ear·ed thnt VIator w as o n 1h~ wn y (or a t ou c hdown . but M onaco mi ss.C'd Only'~ pn..ss by Inches. Durin~ tht) l'l' lll alnde r of the gome the l ocal IH'Y$ t\tt(' mpted nll\ny PI\S.S('S b ut t ailed tn l-----et within scorint; distance.

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La~sus took two pas.~es !rom Evnrd. and Hartnell was under a pas~ that ml~ht have been a score when h..,. was interlered with by a Dradley man .

No penalty w a~ called. and bef ore an · other p l ay was put under wny. St. Via t or's tri u muh over thC' ''Bradl ~y J inx·· was postponed anothe r twelve months.

Dradtey Viator Becker L8 Costigan S hippercl Olnoll LT o·oell L(: " 'also 'Thompso n O 'Mall ey Rt hko vltch H erbert RO Gray M ay RT Carlson Rowe R~ Ririe Ca mpbe ll QB D eCremer Dnlr·ymple Ll[ M etzger Benda RH P epe Delaney (C) FB S u bstlt utlons-l\l adden t or H erbe r t: Sm ith f o r l\I a dden ; Mill er t o r Smith : l<.:vu r·d t or Cam pbell: H a l ey ! o r Evarrl ; Lass u s t o 1· Dalrym pl e : H a rtn e tt l o 1· Be nd a.

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th(' fnllvwfng two piHy~ were stoppPd at th(' lin e..

The ball went to VIator on two ln<'Ompleted ro,·wtlrd passes . An ln(•omp lfote pa}ls wn~ ! o llowed by a. p l unge r or three yards, and Delaney booted to Bradley's torty -yn rd line whf'rt' the b.."l.ll was put Into play. H er hf·•·t nn.lled Hiley f o r a yard loss. Ell· nPs.~ went thr·ough ce nter tor a tew yardH. I<; II ness to PoJJC gave Bradley --·-------·--------~---------·-------· Clrst down on Viator's forty-yard lin .!. l.!:llne!-!H t'~1 ked a pass and went through Viator tor fi ve yard s.

Ririe Coll o w cd wit h cuthu ck e nd r·un and M etzger made It f i r st down on VIator's twe n ty· ·~ A elect B oa rdin g- Sc h oo l fo 1· Gi rl s a nd Yo un g L nlli l"8 fi ve yn1·d lin e. 1':\lness. Pope and M etz· ge1· made t e n pnr·ds.

Viato r huddl ed Th is in s titution Is co n d uc t ed by th e Sisters o r Notre Dam e. o.ntl and came back t o mn..k e o n e of th e mo~t o rr r s e very o pportunit y to yo un g l a di C'M t o r o. tho r oug h hrlst1un nnd detcJ·mlncd s t a nd s eve •· seen o n a Bradsec ula r edu cation. Pr·lces reasonable. For cata l ogue a.dd•ess ley ri E."Id. M ay stopued n. cris~·cross, the ba ll was on the one·yard 1Jj n e.

I T E R SU P E H. l OR , No tre D a m e Co n vent H er e VIato r 's brass wall c h ecked t h e Bo t~~·b onnai s, Jllin o i s Rrnd ley s t ea m r·oll e r·.

De lo ney l<ick ed o u t rr·o m be hin d h ls -··--···~--·-~------····--·--~-·-·--·-~-·--·--~--·--~-----ow n goal posts. A n e nd r·un a nd lin e plu nge netted Brad l ey 15 yards.

An · ~~···--~----------·-------o th et· e nd •· un gnve B J·ad ley a first Pri ntin g , Eng r a v ing , Orri ce S ur>plies, L oose L cu.r F o rms , Ulnd crs, ell·. down wit h goal to go.

F ou r s u cces sive dives at the lin e were hurl ed back. and the whistle en d ed the quarte1·. l)ell\ney again l<icked t•·o m beh i nd his goal lin e. A n e nd r·un gain ed t e n to• PRINTERS AND STATIO:-IE RS Not a Base ball Fan Bradley. A p ass added t hree yar·ds. A tri ck piny wit h a n open ! or m at ion Boy ( app l y i ng fnr n pos i tion as o f · 264 E as t Mc1·c hunt S tree t tail ed . DeCrem e r r e pl aced Elln ess. His fl ee bny ) - f hopt, si r . t llft t yo u w ill (iT·Ift toAa w er1t over the goal lin e when! t n l<e tile fac t that ol l m y ~ruodpu r e n ts T el eph o n e 406 HA N I< A I<E E. I L L. Dall·ymul c kn ock ed th e pigskin down . or e po~itlve ly d ead t o b e I n ro y f a v o r .

D a ir·ym pl e started !rom Vlator·'s twe nty· - Outlook. yard line but Called to gai n a round end.

-·------·-·----·-·----·-·----·---·----·-·-----·-·~-------On a run arou nd teet end D aJ made ~--·----·-·-·-·--·-·-·-·--·--·-·-·-------·-~-----tlwee ynrds. Del a n ey pu ntin g again st th e wind booted l o r twe n ty-t'ive yanl s.

Oe('remer m ade two ya r ds aroun d end. then Pope took It th1·ough cente r f o1· t'lve.

Metzge r· w en t throu g h right g u ard f o r seve n. On 1\ •·cpe..'l.t through t h e &'\me position D el a n ey threw 1'\'le t z· ge •· t o r a l oss .

Riri e ca m e thro u gh with a b u1·st ol speed a nd was stop ped by "\\' a l sko.. Costigan sto nped R irie on E very thin g In Books and a n end run . DeCreme r skirted the e nd where Bowe nailed h im with a pretty Furniture tack l e. Again the ball was on th e o n e· yar·d lin e a nd agai n V Iator's wall ot --~~-~~·! brass 1·erused t o yield . l\'lay m a d e the tack l e a fter D el a n ey's pun t. D a l rymple WE SUPPLY ST. VIA TOR COLLEGE s naggecl a g 1·ea t t oss by D eC1·em e1· a nd ran t o r t wei ve yar·ds.

Benda . to Bowe y ield ed ! o rty ya1·ds. Campbell to Bowe incornp l eted.

Dah·ymple lost three Lumbe r , Cemen t , Brick, Lime, t on an en d run..

The half e nded with f an incomplete f orward , Dal r ymple to Delaney.

Sand, Sewer Pipe, HardI Bra dl ey Scor es DISTRIB UTO HS Hradl y k ick ed o f! t o Delaney, who ware Pl aste r, Glass , ~a! ned fh·e yards be ! o 1·e h e was stopped.

Dal!·ympl e w ent thro u g h tackl e f o r and Coal three.

Delaney go t two throug h th e

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\-Ialor n celn.•i.l the bo.ll a !te• the kkk-orr. and f'hn\\ed Rome !tuperb of· t'enl'll\'e work, ·which wa~ nuiU t ied by thf• third lnterC'epted PM!\ o f the aCter· noon.

There wa.e little to choose bP tw('en both team!!! as Car as o!Censin ahlllty wns concerned. but Bradley's pa~l'llng attack again decided the Issue A tremendous h{'8VE". DeCremer to Bf'cer, who crossed over Crnm the t'n1· Hidt• o r the line, a.<'('OUnt.ed for the la.st touchf1own.

Shlpp('rd kick('d the goal Hcore. Bradley 20, Ylator· 0.

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