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Thu rsday, December 13, 1928

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The Perma nent Committee of I n~ t ernationa l Eucharisti c Congresses .t:i1l has ann ou nced the election to mem~ ber s hip on the Committee of a n ~ Alu mnus of St. Viator College, the Rt. R,v. Msgr . C. J . Qu ille, of Chi.-.-~ cago. Thi s appointment is a well ~ merited r ecogni tion of the services of Mon s ignor Quill e as Genera.] Secretary of the XXV II International Q Eucharistic Congress. For months :;; and months before the a ctua l opening ~ of t he Co ng r ess he was engaged in ~ super vis ing the tr emendous work of 'Jj; organi zation necessary fo r the Cong r ess. Mon s ignor Quille was on the Official Committee that journeyed - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - from Chi cago to New Yo rk to we lcome Ca rdina.I Bonzano, t he Papal F ormer Student Makes Legate. During the days of the Magnificent Donation Congress Monsignor Quille was the busiest m an in Chicago. Even after Oscar L . Malo '95, recent ly prest he event had closed he worked on s upervising th e preparation and dis~ tribution of the Congress Motion buildi ng cos ting approximately $ 40,000, a s a. memori al to his eldest son Plans for Practice in Dramatics Picture, an official record of the gigantic ce lebration . who di ed whi le attending the school Outlined Until th e a ppointm ent of Monsigin August, !921. The corner ston e nor Quille, the Perrnanent Committee was laid on November 28th.

The new gy mnas ium is to be full y You never know what you can do of Eucharis tic Cong r esses, with a. equipped and th e large r oo m will be until you a re put to the ta sk. To its per so nnel of twen ty-s ix men, has had so cons tru cted that t heatrical per- surprise, th e Academy Literary and but one American m ember. T hi s fo rrnances can be given there. Mr. Dram atic Clu b fo und this a fact last Committee is in general charge of Malo's son, in whose rn emory the Tuesday night when each member all Eucharis ti c Congresses, decides build in g is t o be er ected, had a form- was pledged to perform an original w here they s hall be held, a nd other important q ues tio ns. idable re cord about the school a s an s tunt at its open m ee t ing.

Monsignor Qui ll e is at present athlete.

W hen, at a previous meeting, an Mr. Malo, a fo ml er r es ident of amateur nig h t was proposed, qu ite a working fo r the welfare of yo ung Kankakee, h as res ided in Denver for murmur arose in oppos ition because wm·k ing people in Chicago. He is in s ome years. He is pres ident of th e of a prevalent lack of ab ili ties arnong cha rge of lhe hom es for the work ing Colorado Milling and E levator Corn.p- the members in t he arts of act ing, g irl known as Rita Clu bs, a nd asa n y. He is well known as a philan - sing ing, s peaking, s to r y-telling and s isted by hi s brother , t he Rev. A. J. thropi st, hav ing dona ted large sum s w hat-nots of gene ra l indoor enter- Quille, al so an alu rnnus of St. Viator to Catholic education . ta inments. But like the loya l soldiers Coll ege, he condu cts the Miss ion of w he n confronted by the enemy, or Our Lady of Mer cy. This Missio n, like t he zealous politicia n who mu st, w it h a yea rl y attendance of abo ut Little "19" Conference at t he price of deposi ti on, defend t he 450, includ es T he Workin g Boy's ca use of his ponty, ever y rn ember to Home, the Child Saving Un ion, n Representatives Meet a man ar ose to his own defense at .J uvenil e Court and a House of Cor r ect ion. t he las t meeting.

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RESIGNATION Of ACADEMY LITERARY M~~/::~:n ~:~:~~c:: t~:b::~~est PRESIDENT WILSON CLUB IN AMATEUR ENDS EUREKA STRIKE ~:~~d ~~ 1 :,h:doCa~hed~:,~ S~Y~~~a~~: NITE AT MUSIC HALL

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of t he chairman, presented to th e members of the club hi s views on the proposed s ociety, his reaso ns for backing its introduction at St. Viator College, and as much of its asp ira tions and purposes as he was familiar with. Mr. Lawrence O'Shea followed Mr. No lan with a speech in whi ch he praised the aims of the organization, relating the benefits and good works resulting from its many branch chapters throughout the countr y.

These r ern arks were furth er added to by the president, Mr. Watson, who then as ked that the individuals of the Coll ege Clu b express t hemsel ves upon the matter.

Plan U na nim ous ly Adopted Everyone who vo iced hi s opinion was hear t il y in favor of t he project.

A vote was taken, and the affirmative resu lt was practically unanimous. A motion that a pres ident be elected for the society in order to haste n its organization a nd to ins ure its propt:l' direction from the start was passed.

Mr. G. Raymond S prag ue was nominated, and, fo llowing a d isc ussion on the capabilities of the nom inee, the choice wu s ma de unan imous . Mr. Sprag ue was instru cted to proceed immediate ly to lny pl ans pl·epa r atory to attaining a cha p ter of the Holy Name Soc iety. 'fhe Hol y Na me Society had its inception under the guiding influence Dominican.s . In 1274, P ope Gregory of St. Dominic, head of the order of X, in order to promote a univer sal respect for t he Holy Na me, asked that the order of preache r s under the direction of St. Dominic help to spread zeal a nd devotion for t he arne of Christ.

Blessed John of V ercelli~ then Dominican Genera l led the Order in 1 carrying out the wi ll of the H oly Father with scrup ul ous diligence and untiring zeal. Devotion spr ead rapidly and in 1432 the organization was ow it is given its present name. universal and is recognized as one of the largest and most influential of atholic ocieties.

Briefly , its purpose is to maintai n nnd to inc r ease man's faith in the dh;nity of the avior and to promote n respect and honor for His Name. An organi zed body of men triving heart and soul to make Jt-s.us the Man-God better known and better loved- this is the Holy Name Society nnd its nim.

College Students Jubilant Over Victory

The stud ent strike at Eureka college officiall y ended Friday night when Bert Wilson res igned, s tating that it would be impossible for him to continue.

His r es ignation was the r es ult of a conference t hat had lasted from 9:00 o'clock in t he morn in g until 7:30 that night. Upon hi s un conditio nal res ig nation, Ri ch a t· cl Dickinson, chai ,._ m a n of the board of tru stees, was nam ed acti ng pres ident of t he college. Th e exec utive committee appoin ted a cornmittee to select a s uecessor to Pres id ent Wilson.

Trouble has been brew in g for some time. It was broug ht t o a head when a meeting of t he offi cers too k plact:. in w hich it was dec·ided that expenses must be cu t d own . This wo ll ld, it 13 und er stood, ncc.. s itate the r emoval of some of t he professor s. With t hi s a ction, a student coun cil t hat ha ~ A conve ntion of Little N ineteen After t he us ual bus iness of the been act ing secre t ly in opposition to Coll ege r eprese nta ti ves was held at regu lar meeting was put into the Christmas Party Pres ident Wilson , came out openl y, t he Sherma n Hotel, Chi cago, las t minutes, individua l after individual and demanded t he r erno val of th (! Friday . Ve r y Rev. J . Vrl . R. Maguire, was call ed upon to co nt r ibute hi s Forward pres ident.

Practi ca ll y t he entire c. s. v., A. M. and Coach Sam MeAl- share to the eve nin g's en terta inm ent. student body subscribed to the pec.i - lis ter r ep r esented St. Via tor College Some prepar ed poem s ; other s gave Ha ng up yo ur s toc kings ! P lace a t ion t ha t wa s sent to t he boo. rd of at t he meet. dialogues; several in di viduals to ld quarter, two-b it piece, on t he hearth trus tees. A special rneetin g of the Father. Maguire W~S instrum ental stori es ; a nother s ang a song; w hile a a nd find yo ur selves la den with won board of tr us tees too k place, in m secunn g the Lt t tle Nineteen" few attempted the extem poraneo us. derful Chri s tmas presents, joys, which Pres ident '¥il son's preferred swimming meet, w hic h was inaug- Probably the most outstandin g fea- t hrill s and su rpri ses, fo r Santa i ~ resignation was r efused. T he stud- m·ated here la st year, aga in this tm·e of t he entire evening was a going to be very g ener ous Wednesent s trike officiall y began on \Vednes- yea r. The date was set for March 16. s hort s ketch written and dramat ized day evenin g, Dece mber 19, a t eight day, November 28,. lasting until FriCoach McAll ister managed to prac- by Barton, M c Fa,~n , and Duffield. 1 o'clock in t he Coll ege gym. day of last week. ticall y complete the baseba ll schedule These three aspiTing you ng playThe r easo n fo r a ll t his prepared Among t he many rumors s pr ead for 1929. A list of fourtee n games wrig hts betook t hemse lves to t he ness is that th e high schoo l s tudent~ du rin g the s trike was one to the ef- were contracted for. A dual swim- mus ic rooms dur ing the afternoo n of I are prepari ng a Chri s t mas party as a feet that the coll ege was to be n?- ming meet with Millikin wa s ar- the fateful day and impro vised a pre- holida y eve nt. Ther e will be :t moved to pringfield a nd ca lled ranged for Feb. 16, her e. Lake stage, setting, curtains a nd lighti ng dramatizati on of Dicken's C hr is tma~ Abra ham Lincoln college, also tloat 1For est was added to t he St. Viator effects. When these were comp leted, Caro l by the first year s tudents with the 1·emova l of several members of baseba ll schedul e. A footba ll con - t hey decided to wr ite and reh earse sing ing and other Chris tmas novelthe facul ty and the student strike- I t ra ct with Lombard , who was r ein- their act. In about one hour the act tics by t he upper classes. As a fina le leaders would be demanded if t he I stated by a vote taken at last was finished and presented that same to the evening's entertainment, one resignation of President \Vilson was day's confcre n c~, was s igned by the evening to t he au di ence. The plot h undred bea utifu l a nd valuable g ifts accepted. Various financial difficul Lombard a nd V Jator mentors. held fasci nation, mystery, and sus- wi ll be prese nted to those patronM ties and the doubtfu l futures of - pense right up to the climax which who happen to be lucky enough to many small colleges was pointed out president's resig na tion are given as ca~e a s a sur pri se to the audience . have their names drawn from the box in a s tatement by President Wilson pres:nted by the board: Th1s performance s tarted something. and so meone in the audie nce wi ll in during the s trike. " \\ c, the students of Eureka col- ~ow the t hree would-be actors have addition go home ric her by a two A _midnight mass meeting, follo~- lege assembled in mass mee.ting at / o.rgan ize~, the '"Fou rth Con idor Stock d~llar and a h~lf gold pi ece, which is ing the afternoon f oot ball game tn the college chapel on mornmg of Compa ny and expect to present a g1ven as a pn ze. Every person encommemoration of Dad's Day, Friday, Dec. 7, 1928, .d:sire ~o express one act drama of their own concep- te ring the auditorium will have a brought out the fact that the student as a group our pos1tl~n wtth refer- tion each week at the regular meet- chance at this grand prize. A!-( there body were backed by t he alumni and ence. to the present d1sturbance on / ing ~f the_ club. They said "~ll you may be many ~ hang e!i in the cast, we faculty. need IS a w11l to try and you w11l find cannot, at thiS early date, publis h 1 the camp us.

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Alumni Notes

l'uLii•hPd t,,.wel·kly throughout the "'holaotir year by the students of St. Viato r r-ollege.

President s Resignation Ends Eureka Strike

As this i~sue of the Yiatorian was going to press notification of the election of St. \" iator College to the po ition of Treasurer in the Chicago Archd iocese tudent"s piritual Conference. was received. Ballots were cast by mail. each school in the Conference having one vote. The Hare Preferential System of Voting was used. Loyola University. hicago. received the highest numb.>r of votes whi h gives the J esuit school the offices of President and Secretary. St. Viator College was second. The three vice- presidents are from DePaul Univers ity, Chicago; Longwood Academy, hicago; and Rosary College, River F orest, Ill. The Preside nt of the Spiritual Union at St. Viator· College nets in the capacity of Treasurer for the onference.

The Viatorian regrets that in the last is.ue the title •· Reverend" was omitted from the name of our loyal and distinguished priest-alumnus. the Rev. Andrew J. Burns, of terling, Illinois.

( ont"d from P"!T" I. olumn :n Fir ct. n p tition '"'-'<'<.>n ly prt'<t•nt to the bo; rd of trust '> b.>arinll th ,;_,nature, of II~ of our gr,>up nn,J reque•ting the r emoval of Pt'<id nt Bert \\"il "<>n came us the culminati 1>n The Rev. Thomas O 'Brien, of the of an unhapp)· situa ti on which hM class of 191 1, is building a splendid prev niled anll>ng u• for u con<iMruble new $70.000 Grammar School for his time. In ''i ~w of the fin<' •pit·itt.'d parish in Rochelle, Ill inois. stntt·ment mntle ln•t e\·cning h)' Pre>idcnt \l'il• n befOI"t' a group of The Very Rev. J. W. R. Maguire, trustees, faculty. alumni nnd ' tudent c. s. v., on his recent trip to New represt•ntative,, " " in•truct ou r len<IOrl eans, called on two old students e r·s to withdraw our petition. of St. Viator College: the Very Rev. ' • ccond. we confirm the s totcrncnt P. D. ullivan, S. J., President of made before the ewcuti\·e co mmittee Loyola U ni versity, there, and Mr. and hefn r·e the e ntirt · hoanl uf tr·lL•· John Conn ors , who has been r ecentl y tees by ou r leadel">! 111 this matter made head of the School of Com that it was not our intention to ,.,_.t mcrce at the sa me in r. titution. any •·eOection upon the moral charnele•· of President Wilso n. Any such News has reached us that John T int orprf'tution does not reflect our· S ubsc r.p tiOn Rate. $2.00 per annum. .

Eilts '27 will visrt at the College for i altitude in this affair.

Acldrc KK all corres po nden ce refcrnng ctlher t.o advertismg or su bscr1plion to 1 ' Third 1 11 f Th e Viatonan , Bourbonnais, 111 a few days before the begm nmg of 1 Campus Brl'efs . , we ar: w 10 y uwnre. o the the Chrrs tm as holrdays. Mt. Elh s f ad that qu st10ns of s uch vrtnl imEnt c i'Cd ns second clas~ matte r at the Post-offi ce of Bourbonnai s, lllm ois, ,. Is workmg for a Ph D. at the Cath- 1 --p~rtnnrc in the li~e of the .'~llo~c n' under the Act of March 3rd , t879. ollc Umvers1ty, VVas hmgton. and m Each day the crash of falling are thos e set out m the pC' libon must addit ion is an in structor m Public II rocks remmds us that the old gym 1s be decided by the bonrd of tr ustees.

S peakmg at the Sulp1ctan Sem mary disa ppea rin g from s1ght. Memories \V e. do "?t pres ume to di ctate what there, as well as private sect·etary to of happy days there s till lmger in the n· act1on s hall be in any mntlcr another of the alumn i, the Rev. Ful- the minds of those who recollect good affecting the policies nnd programs ton J. Sheen. tim es in Brother Boisvert's master- of the sc hool.

Fourth, we love Eureka co llege piece. and are loyal to her traditions and Gabriel Legris, who was also o_f the class of 1927 sai led from New The Senior Big Five under the deeply interested in her future. Jn York November 28 for Europe. H e gu idance of Coach "Johnny" Herbert this s piri t \\'e pledge our w holes upport of all mea:-;ure~ h ~s gone direct to Paris, from whe nce and Ma nager 44 Lefty" Laenhardt is hearted he w ill tour France, Italy and Switz- planning an extensive schedu le for adopted by the trustees and st.udenl:i er land, ex pecting to be abroad for the basketba ll season.

Saturd ay in the best interests of the co ll egP." about six months . Before sa iling he ni g ht the Seniors met Tom Doyles' "Imposs ibl e to Continue'' vi s ited in New York with hi s class- <~Terrib l e Juniors."

The adjtctive The pres id ent's s tatement wa 3 ali mate, Jo seph Harrington . terrib le is no aspersion of the ab ility follow s : Christmas of the Juniors-just a name.

"The situatio n that has preceded makes it impossib le for me to conMr. Patrick A. Marcotte visited at Ha ve you noted the snappy jackets tinue with any satisfa ct ion to my!-!clf On the twenty-fifth day of December is celeb rated th e the Coll ege twice in t he last month.

He is now a representative of Seide l world's most im portant and mo st promin ent birthday anniver- & Sons Manufacturing Food Chem- which t he dignified (?) Seniors are or wit h any poss ibility of effe~tive wearing about the campus? The res ults for the college. Other aven ues ~ ary.

Christma s, co mmemorat in g the birth of Chris t, ri vals ists, Chi cago. He is now li ving at elderly gents tell us that t hey are of service are open to me a~d the Easter in the joy that it brings to the hear ts of Christians. Easter 325 Franklin Ave., Ri ver Forest, Til. warm but too easily confused with burden will be lifted from my 3houldr minds th e world of the Res urrection of the Redeemer; the rethose of the other members of the ers if tonight I know tha~ 1 a m free In answer to an invitation to at- ~ class. from any f~rther connecti 111 with birth of t he world's hopes for sa lvation, and the restoration of this unfortunat':! s ituation. As for the faith in Divine Providence. But Easter wo uld not ex ist if Chri st- tend the recent inauguration cerem onies at the College, t he Very Rev. Now tha t old Kin g Winter has s tud ents I ha ve known th em all by mas had not preceded it. Chris t had to be born in to the world beJ. ,V, R.. MagUJre, c. s .. v. , recetvect a \ slipped upon us aga in the boys seem name and th e town from wh: . . h th~y fo re H e co uld die in it. letter of congratulatiOn from ar: to have that old ~<zip ." Gone is the came. I w is h everyone of th em the This act of the Savior's set a precedent which sti ll is charac- alumnus w hom no one has heard des ire to decorate the corners with best that the fut ure has in sloro. r Leristic of t he holy fea st. He gave Himself to a needy people and from for many years, AI B. Schr ck, collegiate personalities and the am still a firm believer in the ideaiLiie world, in a humbler and more unpretent ious way, has contin- of t he class of 1907. Mr. Schtek rooms of Roy are again the most ism and the integrity of t he present u d t he practice of g ivi ng s in ce that t ime. now living in Californi a, where he popular spots hereabouts. generation of American youth a nd says the climate best agrees with I for all of these years at Emeka.

As the yea rs ha ve passed t he spiri t of Christmas has him, fo r he has been an in valid since Since Christmas t ime is a pproaching steadily g rown until today a ll nations pause to hail the yet li ving s hortly after his gradu ation. He The daily mail seems to be heav- I say to them in the l anguag~ of Red emer. Each co un try reta ins its quaint and customary man- wou ld be ve ry much pleased and very ier. 0! Yes , Christmas is com ing . Lit tle Tim, " God Bl ess You, Everyner of observi ng Yul et ide yet over each celebration hove rs the grateful if any one of his old friends ! Perhaps there >S a Santa Claus. F ot· one."

• would wrrte to htm at 718 Oh ve l proof see Mr. Delaney or Mr. HerDuring t he sh·i ke, s tudents were sp rn t dof t hle Fhtrst Great tver Who set the standard s fo r a Ave., Long Beach, Cahf. bert. They rate no less than two a scattered throughout the town, bu sy weane anc un appy unrverse. ___ day from th e gtrls at home. wtth any tasks they could find, or J George Lopartz, Jr., who regtsterwtth their studies. They declared : eel at St .• Vrator's m 1911 from No doub t t he H owhng Hundred :ha_t t hey had much to lose _if a strik e Joltet, ts now the owner and manager will function at the Varsity games act10n res ultmg m the closmg of the of a hotel in Ja cksonville, Illinois . I thi s wi nter. Don't forget the Acad· l school for the rest of the year rc· F or lhe past Lh rec years the " red-h ead" has paced the cor.

--I emy either. Though they are small s uited. Only 12 of the 220 •tud ents l"idors of Viator 's hall s, ha s trod the paths t hat cut the college II Phrl J. Sherer, another prod uct of I they deserve lots of cred it for their were attend ing class Friday, b"t l , . . ,· Joliet, and who attended school here ! rea l "Iris h" fight. many were keeping up their work ca mpus, 1as laced the length and bteadth of t he pia~ mg fields in 1918, is now the Assista nt Superwith t he aid of instructors. and the hardwood cou rts with a silent mouth, a pair of clear, blue intendent at the U. S. Steel Mills, Opinion was divided amongst the eye' and a hea r t that promises to beat forever to the in terests of Joliet.

Rumor hath it that Mr. Vallely, tow nspeople, but it was believed that his college and hi s college mates . And during t hese three long our eminent mus ica l genius, has it in the majority were in favor of ac~ The R Th Sh '18 Chan- mind to com pose a marching song and eventful years. h e ha s been t he hero of the small boys, the ev. omas ea ' for the "Irish." " Go to it Louie" you cepting the resignation of President ce llor of the Peoria Diocese, recently \Vil son whether h · ht · partn er of hi s tea mmates and t he friend of everyone. spoke to the stud ents of Bradley write it and we will s ing it and wrong.' Discussion •c:;,~:redn~hie;~ ow, in his senior ~·ear, "'Ducky " is justly reaping t he fruits Polytechnic Institute, pleading that Viator 's teams will march thru 'em. about the future weliare of the colof his past idealization of superior and inco mparable principles. t hey make a t horough investigation A certain member of the_ Senior lege. Many fri end s of the college nh eralded and uns ung he has ''played the game" fo r Viator and of charges made against the Catholic class has a novel way of savmg. In- were in favor of a change becau.•e Church, and that they do not allow 1 stead_ of going to K. K. K. to a show th f ea d th t t" t d toda.Y e \·er~· sports critic in the tate without a single exception themsel\'es to be swayed by unfound- he Slmpl y overeats and the resultant .eyht berel t a "f prospec •ve s uk ent• th d"d 1 1 ncclaim.s him the best center in t he '"Little 1 in eteen Conferen ce." ed and anti -American prejudices mg · ht mare provl·d es h tm . · h P1enty mo mtgre aboutosthe college ey thannot Wlt the now fact Truly. the lanky Irishtnnn cou ld rest on his laurels. But that is Fa ther Shea ga ve this address Iol- of amusement. that there had been a controversy. not his way. lowing popular indignation over an It was also feared that if the For the past two seasons has has been named on the second address deli,·ered recently at Bradl•Y Won't be long now. Just a few boud insisted upon removing some . II- onference basketball team, los ing fir t choice by the narrow- by a non-Catholic clergyman. The days a nd the exodus of homeward of the students, the g-reater majority daily press states that Father Shea's bound college boys will oogin. The of the students would abandon their st of margins in eac h case. This year he is on his way to his address was very enlightening to festive season is at hand and for classes in sympathy, as it,would oo last and best try for t he position. Only a miracle man will ha\·e th e non-Catholic studen ts of the In- those who have never been away difficult to name the leaders. n chance to beat him. And some day in the near future the major stitute. fr om home before the idea should It was stated by r epresentatives leagues will be Yiei ng with each other for his senices in guiding afford genuine pleasure. But for the of the student body, that though the destinies of their center garden position . ....\. careful \·ote is Recent \isitors at the College were old-timers it is more than going; they stood to lose most by the petiFather Francis Cleary, Watseka; sleep, food and clothing Anyway ti d th t th int;:;e~ unnec ssa ry in determining the extent of "'Ducky's" popularity Francis Bell . Joliet; and Arthur A. home, t's a reca pitulation. period n~ o:l~· :~tin~o;::~; _\rmbruster1 Bloomington. or old, it's :\1erry Christmas. the colJege. at t. Yiator.

EDITORIAL, 'TAFF Editor .Jarlath ~I. \Vatson Bu Ri neHH Manag r .J. All en Nolan ASSO lATE EDITOR. John W. Stafford Alumni otes G. Raymond Spragu e Inquiring Reporter Robert Tucker Exchange Editor Franci K .J. Brockman Ex change Ed ito r Raymon u E. Nolan Viatoriana Edward F. 0' eill Campu s Brief s JoHeph Logan Athletic Department .). Allen Nolan F eature \Vriter Oonald T. Laen hardL Feature Writer Hay mond Boysen F ea ture \Vriter Mari •Ue MU ITJh y F eature 'Writer Cla renc<• DcmpHey F eature \Vriter CI RCU LATION DEPARTMENT II •rm a n Bu Llell Edmund 0' ci ll Harold RoscnsLee l .John Ross E lm er Sheedy Micha el TiLo Martin Toohill Donald And erson

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Stable, Beaming" '2/) " Comely Babe in cradle l ying 4/1 t'fl.lhfhfb.f' fbf ~ Sweetes t Infant, Chri st Divin~, '" "' fl'lf:'lfl'lfl'lfl\lr:'\lr:\)r,\)r:\)~r,\)A) 1 Ope' Th ine eyeB, und gentle sighin g, 1

found it necessary to reso rt to Lho pulmotor. T he s harp eye und steady ,_ nerve of t he mass ive "G ri zz" kep t I ~ Lhe figh t ing und ergradu ates even thrilling basketba ll with t he chnll enge •·s. The ha lf end ed '2/)

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with the score knotted at 12 a ll. f , t;:.1\ , , , The seco nd ha.lf was a repetit ion To ApJ>l y b:trcly managed to outpoint a quintet of the firs t with both teams go ing Ask Spectators Golden Rul e co mposed of the bram a.ncl brnwn of full t ilt. The Sen iors forged slow ly

By J oseph Drolet I S pea k Th y Lovo. for we are Thiuc." tl~e Junior a~gregatio n l a~t Sa ~urday ahea d in th e fourt h qu arter a nd a S hin e ! 0 s hin e a nd g low stil l brighter, Shine ! 0 s hine and glow s till hrightcr, Champaig.t, Ill.- The climax of n1 ght. Pla.y1 ng t he curtam r u1ser to desperate rally by the Juni ors fai led Bril'Jiant watc her of t he night.

Brilliant watc her of th£:: ni ght. the campaign of UniverJity of llli- ~ the St. Vnttor Academy-St. A nn e lo head t hem.

O'er thi s cave, !;;hin c t hou th e brigh t- O'er this cave, s hine thou the bright nois stucl.~nts for better sports man- ga me, the college bas keteer s staged J ohn onley was s ubstit uted .fur er, cr. shi p by spectators at a thl etic cot an enterta inme nt that a ll but .Jay Watson in the cl ns in P," mi11 utc--•r-. Slm· of Hcav' n arres t thy (lig h t!

Star of Hca v' n arres t thy !-l~ght! tests, especia ll y basketball, w~~ ecli psed the sched ul ed attr act ion of o f play and revivC'~_.l th{l dyin g [1r, pc !n S hep herds waki ng, ri se a nd haBten ~ h e J ~ni o r iwea~ts , .. it. h two b uckets Toward t hi s prodigy- t he li g h t. reached today when four hundred j the ev~ning.

DEMAND students met and adopted the :followT he gn mc follow ed a chall enge m qUJck s uccess ion. But the ouwa n.1 All t he s ki cB in s pl endo r g lis ten, ARSENEAU'S UNIFORM ing 11 Illi noi s code of sportsman ship " presen ted to Junior Class Pres ident I 111 arch wn s halted wit h t he Hunder- Breezes whi s per the ir de1ig ht. which r ead as follows: ' Doy le by Mnnager Laenh ardt of t he PU I~pies" jus~ t h ree bi ~ points _s hort . Ange l choirs s ing their greeting, BREAD true Illini "S portsma n: lrt"".diti onally dignified outfit. Duly l· or the wm ner , S mith a nd I-Ia na- Ha ppy tidings to men bri ng, 11 A "Its Quali ty Satisfies" Will cons ider all ath1eti c oppon- 1 s ig ned a nd witnessed, the aus picious h rt l~ led l~ e attack, while the uccurate In men's heHrts their joy compl eti ng . enls as g uests and treat t hem w ith contract took a pro minent. place on ~)Ot- s h oot m g of Do~aghu e a nd the Hill and va le with echo ring.

G. Arsenea u Bakery all of t he co urtesy due frie nds an d 1 the bu lletin Goard and was ins tru- tn comparable defe ns1vc work of Car- 1'Glory to Our God in Hea ve n, guests. mental in drawi ng to the gy m prac- roll d ~serve headlin es for the l oser.~.

Bourbonnai s, Jllinois Peace on earth to men! 0 s ing! \Vill accept all dec is i on~ of official~ tica ll y the entire student body who Dela ncy a nd Evnrd s hould come m S ing s weet hymn s o'e r thi s poor L - - - - - - - - - -- - - --..1 without ques tion. s I mad e up t he major pa r t of a n inte r- for l heir ~h a.re o f co mm endat ion in haven; Will never hiss or boo a player or cs ted and enthus ia s t ic aud ience. t he ver y exce llent manner m wh1c h S ing Hos anna to Our Ki ng ." official.

Th e Se mot five was compos ed of lhcy eng 111Ce1eel t he contest.

O'er a lowly s tab le, beaming, \Viii never utte1· abusive 01. irr ita.t- ~ uc h luminarieS as foot ba ll ca ptam Se ntor~ FG F T PF TP Sta nd s t he mira.clc- the s tar; ing rernad\ s ft·om the s id e lin e.

Jo hn . H e1bet t, 11 Left.y" Lacnhardt, l tf, S nnt.h 0 I 2 l1 In and aroun d th at cavern g leamir"!.g, Applaud Good Pla y ex-var s1ty hasketba ll man, T om If, O' Neil 2 0 2 1 Guiding s hepherds from afar. \Viii applaud opponents who make Hanahan, star V iatot· lineman and . c, Hanahan ···--· .... 5 0 0 1~ Only s hop in town that uses 1 good plays or show good s ports man lus t year's high poin t man in the lg, Her ber t .. 2 0 v To the Angels' beck complying, soft water ship.

Senior League, athleti c ma nager rg, La enhanlt (C.) 0 0 'I 0 Shep herds enter and behold .JOE LAMBERT, P r op. \Viii never attemp t to rattle an op J ohn Sm ith, run erup in point avera ge _ _ _ _ Cherubs s inging , Seraphs flyi ng posing player, such as th e pitcher in las t yea r and basketball man extra 14 2 8 30 Round a mang er, worn and old. n baseba ll game or a pla.yer attempt ordi nary, a nd "Eddie" O'N eil, form er Juniors FG FT PF TP 4 2 1 ing to make a fre e throw in a basket star forwa r d on the Viator Academ y rf, Logan ·····-·-····· ....... 1 Confec tioner y I Groce ri es 2 8 0 ball game. tea m.

If , Donoghue ..... - ·- ·-· .... ..4 I Trade At 2 0 0 Will seek to win by fa ir and law The Junior " Under dog s" had for c, Watson (C. ) ·-··· ........ ....1 I 4 0 0 ful means, according to the rules of t hei r ma instays ''Gri zz" Donag hue, c, Conl ey ····-. ... 2 7 1 0 the ga me. f ormer leadi ng "track" man from rg, Gallag her ·····-· ...... _ ... 3 Amedee La marre 1 2 2 GOOD SERVI CE H ARDWARE ... - .....- .. 0 Will love the game for its own Gifford, " Fat" Carroll, once-gr eat lg, CarroE Bo urbonnais, Ill. sake and not for what win nin g ma I Acade my g ua.r d, Joe Log an , one of _ Reach, Wrig ht & Ditson 4 27 bring him. y l t he famou s Fort Way ne factio n a nd 11 5 Sportin g Goods Will ' Do unto others as he would I stellar va r s ity guard, "Curly" Gal- 1, - - - - -- - - - - -- -- --: Notio ns Ciga rs 129 E. Court St., Kankakee have them do unto him.'

J laghcr, a s up eri or satelite from the Edwin Pratt Sons Co. Win 'W in without boasting and English Dram a class, and Ja y Wat44 lose without excuses.', I son, form erly the cen ter pol e with 1nc. '' the St. Paul, Odell, Ill., champio ns hip Manu'f act ure QS of e \rer ytJhi ng lr------------------------------ ' ,----------------------------~ " G. G. G." E nro Griffith Add r esses Meeti ng vo lley ball tossers. in Wi re and Iron Wo rk Fi re EsCloth es Shirts Approval of t he desire of the stud Tho game s tarted off on the run ca pes, Wire a nd Iron Fences, 1 ents themselves to reform conditions \ a nd slewed up only at in tervals in Store Fronts, Sta r Railings, Steel KANKAKEE, ILL. which are believed to menace t he ex which the hardworking Juniors Stairwa ys Vent Guards, Structural istence of basketball a s a Big Ten .......--HENS ........_ s po rt was given by such leaders as edge, no a dvantage, wants hi s oppo nlee! Wo rk.

Welcome Your Banking ~- -~T_II_TTER~_--=::.::.-.:::::,_ : John L. Griffith , commissioner of the ent to ha ve a chance . Athletes of !,___ _ _ __:K ::.=N:..:.::KA=:: A K =E::E=----Business Hotel Kankak ee Buildin g Big Ten; Athletic Director George t he Big Ten ge nera ll y di s play this ,.--- - -- -- -- -- - -- - . , il Huff of Illinois; Milt Olander, ass ist- : attitude. I t hink you are ta king a The Roll·it Holeproof Cor. Co ur l St. and Schu yler Ave. ant football coach, a nd Russ Crane, 1 st ep that will cause t hat standard to Cap Hos ier y (• L. ·----------------------~ captain elect in football.

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That Illinois students th emselves Director Huff told the s tudents BARBE R S HOP have taken s uch a forward step on t hat the standard of sport s manship l the eve of the meeting in Chicago of 1 in the westet·n confer ence ha.d long Agent for down -town cleaning, Sidn ey Her bst, Pres., an d General Manager the members of the faculty confer- ! been hi gh, that it had continued to pressin g a nd r epaiti ng cst.a bli shment. ence board and the directors of the adva nce unt il about two years ago.

DINING ROOM MAGN IFICENT BALL ROOM Big Ten is expected to be di scussed Since that t ime, he said, there has •- d t r ene,1 ' Bourbonnais, Ill. at these gatherin gs . Director Huff's seeme d t o b e a bacr..,var A hearty welcome awaits the student and letter to students t hi s week revealed especiall y in basketball.

1! __ _ _ _ _ ____ _ _ _ _ ____! friends of St. Viator College the fact that t he directors of the con 1, . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ; NORTHEAST CORNER SCHUYLER AT MERCHANT ference feel the behavior at Big Ten NEW MERCHANT'S CAFE MAKE THE HOME OF basketball games showed such a bad tendency last season that the weiNicest and Most Up to Date LEGRIS TRUST AND SAVfare a nd even the existence of t he Cafe in Kankakee INGS BANK game is menaced.

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BARBER SHOP FIVE CAN RIDE FOR "It is characteri s ti c of Illinois, ha vTHE PRICE OF ONE J. LAMB, Prop. ing won the champion ship," s aid IN A YELLOW! Commissioner Griffith in addressing It Pays To Look Well No charg·e for extras. the mass meeting, "that sh e should want to go on and do bigger and bet We Soli cit th e College Men's 'Ve have clothes for you ng men, mature men, University ter things and I heartily congratu!ate Patronage ,I men-in s hort we're now s howing you on what yo u are doing. I have L-------------_j no doubt that you wi ll succeed, and ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' I I as a result of this meeting set a I j LUNCH AT standard for other institut ions of the 1 Everybody Likes western conference to follow."

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RESUME OF1928 FOOTBALL SEASON SHOWSVIATORSHORT OF 500 AVERAGE rli umerou

In j uries Predou To For Rat h er Poor

Importa nt h owin g

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Time and n~rain the lri~h ltne-. \\-~Sk· ned by injurie~ warded l'ti the tl&t' of the teaC'ht!-r:s but the downsatt('n; cro~~ed the line once in tht" tlrst half and three ~ime~ in the St'Cond. Mike Delaney wa::t the particular -star fl)r \· iator until he was hurt in the fourth quarter. Red 0'~1alley plnying de·

The football season is o\·er but of All-Conference recognition had It spite an inju red s houlder gave his the memory of it still lingers m the 1 not been for an injury which kept usual briliant perforlmnnce. Joe minds of the players and the follow- him from playing for a. hort period. L gan and Don McCnrthy also played ers of the team. Eventful happenDon Laenhardt. a backfield man ! ve ry good ball. ings during- the season will be told like Delaney de~erves much praise The Green \\' ave proved to b1.' the and retold and it is onl y fitting that for his fighting qualities. Forbidden master of the situotio n in the g-nme a s ummary of the season be given. to play by the doctor's orders, Lefty with \ "alpnrniso Unh·ersity. Laen~ Prospect s were bright for a win- ignored them and came out when the hnrdt, playing his first game of t:u~ ning team but before t he season season was drawing to a close. His yea r. ran throug-h Valpo for the first

V iatoriana John JoHeph J ohnson was a noted autob iog rapher.

In fact started, the bad luck that trailed the ! trilliant playing has stamped him as counter.

Evard scored \ ·iator's socteam t hrou g hout the season ap- a backfield man of merit. There is ond touchdown on a beautiful pass pea red. The first blow to the squad perhaps no man in the conference from Romary. lolhier sco red the came when "Bi ll" T odd injured his who can outkick Lefty. Hi s loss this remaining points wit h a line plu"ge shoulder w hile practicing blocking. season was felt, especiall y in this de- over the Va lpo goal line in the la.>t This injury put t he red- head on the partmen t of t he game. quarter. Evard, Rom~ry, an d Laen· casualty li st for practicall y the enDon McCarthy is another lineman hardt starred in t he backfi eld, while 1 tire sea so n. Almos t simultaneously who is deserv ing of much credit for "Red" 0 Mall ey nnd Jo e Logan were else that had any rea ·on at a ll fo r wri t in g on "life." Things w it h t hi s bad luck ca me the new' the s howi ng of the team. Mac earn- t he lumina ri es in t he line. went on s moo th ly for h im unti l one clay a careless horse ki cked t hat Laenh ardt , last yea r 's star kick- eel the name of t he " Fighting IrishProbably the hard est ga me o f the him in the hea d. He was uncon scious for t hree days . Wh en he er and ha lf back, was forbid den to man" in past years and he certainly season was t hat wit h John arrol\ awoke in lhe ho ·p_ital he fo und that he ha d forgotten even his play by the doctor's ord er s . In per- did justice to that name t his yea r . Univers ity of Cleveland, Ohio. John id entity. Wh at's more he had fo r gott en the identi ty of the man haps no other season was Viator so M~.c is one of t he scrappiest gua rd s an·oll had as its s logan, "The team h;tndicapped by injuries as it has ever to wear a g r ee n un iform. that beat t h e team t hat beat the f or whom he was wr itin g hi s latest book . He wa still struggling been in the season J·ust past. J oe Alt h oug h T om H ana h an h as pla yed Navy." Viator was comp letely outto r ecover hi · memor y when t he nurse walked in. " How is the Hoog suffer ed an injury to his ankle but two years, since he came here in classed and s ubmitted to a severe pa t ient this morn ing?" s he asked. in t he first game w hi ch put him out h is junior year, he has s how n us lacing to t he tune of 42-6. H oweve r "He was co min g out of hi s corner char g ing like a wild bull. of the lineu p for nearly the entire plenty of footba ll in t hat time. Tom the Iris h fought a h a rd but los ing I met him in the middl e of t he ring wit h a right to the head." se,son. There fo llowed in quick sue- originall y was a n end, but at the be- battl e from t he begi nnin g to the end.

"Oh ," sa id th e nurse, ' 'th e n yo u a r e a pugilis t ?" cession injuries to Me is, Delaney! ginning of thi s year he was shif~ed Evard sco red Viator's lone touchH erbert and Hanaha n . Although to a tac kl e pos ition and la te r to dow n in t he seco nd quarter. Jack "Yes," answer ed John so n. " We children of t he ri ch never t hese men were ou t for onl y a few guard . Hi s hard, clean pla y ing has Mulligan a nd Archie Lewis starred have t he rea l ha rd s h;ps of life, I am often so r ry that I was born games t heir loss was d ea rl y felt by been a va luabl e asset to the team in for Carroll , while Evard, Roma ry, of noble p a rents . I r eca ll one t im e in Holl ywood- " th e en t ire team. t he past year.

Dela ney and O'MaiJey played great "Then yo u are a mo vie actor," said th e nu rse.

T he schedul e of games showed T he S'eason's O ut loo k ga mes fo r t he Gree n.

"We ha ve a beautiful hom e in Holl ywood," a nswered Jorn son. tha t ma.ny formidable and powerful ! The season opened wit h the power- In the Homeco min g ga me Mi ll ik in . . . . teams were to be met. A.m ong those fu l Marquette U ni versity team us proved to be too much for the varsity "Flowers growing around the door; s un shm e st rea mmg ll1 . were Marquette, Notr e Dame Re- I our op ponents . Ca pt. Swede Gebert a nd emerged victorious on th e long t he windows . Oh how I hate to leave it for the wa r ." se rves, Bradley, Jo hn Carrol l and 1 of Marqu ette s howed mid-season end of a LD-0 sco re. By vir t ue of "Wha t ! You a oldi er ?" asked t he nurse.

Mi llikin. Agai nst t hese tean.'" the ' fo rm in sco ring Marquette 's first the ir wi n in t his ga me Millikin en · "I have on ly one r egret in my life that is, th a t I clicl not par- pl ayer s gave an ex hi bition ot h a rd, three touc hdow ns on flas h y end r uns t hroned themselves ns cla im a nts of take in t he la st war. But it was Uncle Sa m's will t hat I stay and clean footbal l. Every man played as and li ne cutbacks. St. Via.t.w was t he Little N ineteen cham pions hip. , ha.r~ as . he co ul d and the fight mg l never in a sco rin g pos ition, :J.!thuugh The Iri s h foug ht stubbornl y a ll the umu se th e so ldi ers by my ca r d tricks. sp in t d lSp 1ayed 1JY th.c team made our :forwa rd pass attack r. . r'Jvcd way but were outweighed 'and out11 "Bul who a re you?" interrogated t he nurse. them wo r t h y of t he ir name The s trong. Delaney s tarred th roug :.cut gai ned. Delaney's ru nning a nd line 11 ;'I, " Ra id John so n, frown ing, "a.m J{ in g Geo rge."

Fightjng Iris h. t he entire game with his runni ng, plunging featured for .. Viatot·. Red Viato r Loses Seven Pl aye rs passing! and ki ck ing .

O'Malley conv inced the ex perts an:! !lOV·/ The pass ing of football t his year Viator r egistered i ts fir ~t w in critics that h e dese r ved th e place of S ince wa r has been aboli s hed fo rever the nat ion s m·e bring:; to a close t h e gridiron ca reer against th e s trong Not re Dame . He- All -Conference center by hi s stel1ar liu ilcl in g- battl eships to take the sai lors fo r a rid e. of seven Viator athletes . Foremost se r ves. Unleashing a forward pass per J orman ce in thi s game. Thi s was among t hese was J ohn 0 1Mall ey. F or and runn ing atta~k, t he varsiti r an the last game for seven S l. Viator Th e papers say t ha t South Am er ica is ready for a big boom . four year s " Ducky" has bee n a. ma in- l'oug hsh ocl ove r t he South Bender s men an d their a bse nce w ill be felt We have lots of sl:ghtl y used ones t ha t we wi ll sell cheap. stay in the forward wa ll of Viator's f.>r t hree touch dow ns. No,re Da me greatly next ye ar. gr id mach ines . During the pas t three th1·ez-Jened in t he seco nd half but our _ _ _ __ l l l f t h yea rs he establ is hed a record of defe nse held t hem at ba y until t he At last ! The great p r oblem of ho w 0 P ay 100 1-\:Y ro m e plaving nineteen co nsecutive games fi :tal whis tl e. Delaney, E va rd an d co r respondence school has been solved. Send them a n e mpty 1 with out mi ss ing a pla y or calling Clothier each scored ' touchdown tirne out. His great work in the line while Delaney kicked all three points envelope. this year has made him unanimous after goal. Th e final scor~J was 21 Mike Delaney, popular t hree-s port selection on t he A11-Conference team. to 13.

A modern phi losopher ha s sa id t hal t hi s worl d is a great Capta in John H erbert, like O'MalThe next game proved to be a wal k mv.n at Via tor has been chose n to place because of t he cha nge. It is if you have enoug h ch ange.

Icy, has p la yed a line pos ition during away for Viato r. Ri pping off tackle. lead the Ir ish quintet in action this his career as a Viator gridman . Cap- smashin g through t he line and toss- winter. For t he past three years As ou r co nt ribution to modem parlor ga mes we offer : "Tid- tain J ohn by virtue of hi s hard play- ing pass after pass Viato r emerged "M ike" has held down a regular gt1ard post a nd in 1927 was chose n dly Winks With a Puppy Do g." Th e game is played in t hi s man- ing and <leadership proved to be an on t he long end of a 30 to 6 cou nt. as All -Conference g ua rd by Fred ner; seat yours If facing a clog on t h e Aoor. Th en blow gently in inspiration to hi s teamrnates. Un- Th e entire Viator team looked good. Yc•.mg. For the pas t two seasons, f ortunately Johnnie suffer ed an in- L1 the backfi eld, Evard, Mike Deth e clog 's f ace, pulling hi s tai l at t he sa me t ime. Use your own j'..try to his leg which prevented him la ney, Clothier Gorma n and Romary Delaney's play has won All-Western 1 judgment f rom t hen on. from pa r t icipating in several games. were the stars. L ed by Ca pt. H er- mention from Young and the Viator The loss of such a stellar linesman bert and O'Malley, Viator's forwa.r ds s tud ent body is expectin g t he husky f:S Johnnie was keenly felt by t h e pla y.ed a great game. Normal could blonde to lead the Iris h to t heir first Eight more days until Chri stma s vacation . t eam. ga.in nothing around Meis a nd time conference champ ions hip in some years. "Mike" is well liked both by :.\like Delaney terrninates his -~id and again Via.tor's great end thr ew the team and the students and all 1 career after four years compettbon them for losses . McCarthy, Hart, on the varsi ty . l\fike is all that a H 9.nahan and Furlong all gave ster- join to wish him ~ucess in the com1 Dec. 16. "Midnight T ax i,'' Helen Dec. 16, "Nothing To Wear," tr iple threat rnan should be. His ling performances. ing season.

Costello und Antonio i\loreno. This J'lcquiline Logan. Imagine the poor long and accurate passes haye been Bradley again proved to be Viator's - - - - -- p·ogn,m is quite different. It is a girl's embanassment with noth ing t~ , instrumenta l in bringing many vic- ! nemesis . Bradley r olled up a score MILLI K IN ELEVE ' NAMES sy ncrcni zed feature. The t\"vo stars wear. How could she step out Ho\\ tories to Viator. His running and ' of 32 to 7 by a. sparkling offensive atGI DCOMB 1929 CAPTA IN. haven 1 t been seen on the screen in a could she entertain with nothing ':o plunging makes him feared by his tnck. However, the Fighting Irish hng time. The story is good. Reg- wear? See for yourself! opponents while he is able to hold gave the best they had and a better Decatur. lll., Dec. 5---Englebert dar three nets of Orpheum-Keith Dec. 17 , 18, 19 1 11 T he Goodbye f his own with or outdo many rival bam beat them. Viator's only score 1 Gidcomb, a tackle from Eldoraado, 1 Voddl.

Kiss, ' Johnny Burk and Sally Eilers. kickers. Mike has been the main- came in the final period on a pass ! Ill., \Vednesday night . was elected Dec. 1'i. 18. 19, '"\\" omen They Talk Goodbye, the parting word. The l ips spring in Viator's backfield and his from Delaney to Evard. Mike kicked captain of the Millikin football team About:· with William Collier. Jr. th at kissed and said goodbye. A playing has stamped him as one of goal. Red O'Malley and Delaney for 1929, at the team's annual ban\\"lu\t is it t h ey talk :1bout? V\"ho is c::-lcrfd tale. nique! the best backs in the conference. ,-..ith their last chance to trim Brad- quet. i t thut talks'! \\' ho, what and whe.n "?

Dec. 20. 21, 22, .:The H aunted Linus Meis, Viator's stellar end is ley played like inspired men . Todd, Coach Leo Johnson presented gold 'l'hnfs for ycu to see and to hear. House:· Barbara Bedford 1 Thelma another man whose loss \vill be Evard and Delaney ga ve sparkling footballs to regulars on the team Y:ith th• \ .itnphone.

Todd and Chester Conklin. The title severely felt next season. All during offensive performances while Capt. that tied for the Litfle . ineteen Dec. ~0. ~1, 22. ''Tenderloin,·· Con- w ould giYe anyone the creeps. You the season he drew much comment Herbert and O'J1alley played a great championship, and gold medals tv rad ~agel and )fiss Costello. This who like mystery; here's a dish for from spectators and critics alike for game in the line. " Bullet Bill" :Metz- other members of the squad. is an unusual underworld story. Con- you. The best seat-S in town at the his playing. He is skilled at receiv- ger was Bradley's outstanding star.

A building program, which will r:1d Nngel portrays the big crook out Luna but you 'll not use them from ing forward passes, alert on offense Charleston Xormal's high-powered start next year and which wi11 in· far big money cnly. \\"ith the \'ita- excitement. Those with weak hearts ~nd defense and his speed in going grid machine dashed rough shod over elude a field house with a 7,500 seatphone it":s a living story; don"t fail t o had better not attend. Chester onk- do\vn under punts made him a mark- a crippled Yiator team and the Green ing capacity, was announced at thE: ~ee ns well t\~ to hear itlin is a scream in this mystery play. ed man. He would haYe been certain \Va\·e succumbed ro a 26 to 0 defeat. banquet.

he was mor than noted; he was famous. H e had written so many -'autobiog raphies" of great men that h;s own character had become imm ersed in the characters of others until yo u mig ht say that he had no character at all. He h ad wri tte n biographie of states men, prize fig h ters, actresses, world fl yers a nd everyone

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Delaney is Captain of 1928 Basketeers

A t The Majestic

At The Luna

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Thursday, December 13, 1928

VARSITY LOOKS GOOD IN EARLY PRACTICE

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THE VIATORIAN 1

Good Season On The Hardwood 1 Is Predicted s~m McAllister, coach of the Via- ' tor basketball team, is at present looking at the world through rosecolored glasses. The youthful Irish mentor has a ssembled a collection of ha.skctecrs and is giving them da ily j workouts to determine whic h fi ve 1 men wi ll form the starting lineup I against De Ka lb on Saturday night.

At the present time fou r vete ra ns :md one Fres hm an seem to be coppi ng the firs t string ass ign ments . E va rd, O'Malley, Clothier and Cap ta in Mike Dela n ·y arc t.he lettermen w ho are now play ing on th e firs t s t 1·ing club while Pulf Romary, the hard-hitt ing F res hman ha lf back, is ho ld ing down 1 the open forward position. Although this team has looked ve r y impress ive in scrimmage no man is s ure of his job.

Earl Gor·man, Bill Hamilton a nd "Red" Todd a long with other s have !wen giv ing t he favo r ites a ho t race for the honors. Gorman in particu bl' gives evidence of beco ming valuable add ition to the Iris h team.

Ind ications po int to a ba nner year for the Iris h on t he hardwood co urt.

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BACK RO W : Hamilton 1 Hoog, P. O'Malley, Ba uer , Devery, Hayden, O'Donnel, Muth.

CE NT ER: McAllister, (Coach), Evarcl, Newman, Anderson, Logan, Toohill, Gorma n, Romary McCa r thy, Rosenstee l, S mith, ( Mg r .)

FRO NT McNary, Delaney, Todd, Hart, Hanahan, Herbert ( Capt. ) Furlong, J . O'Mal ley, Meis, Clothier .

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McAllister is optimi stic of his t eam's chances beca use of t he pl ent itude of 1 On Monday eveni ng, December 3rd, ! Th e Viatorian ex tends to the Rev. Fl'o m Dece mber 8-l G, t he Ve ry high class material which he has to t he Catholic W omen's League of l J ohn P. O'Ma honey, c. s. v. , its con- Rev. J. W. R. Maguire, c. s. v. , will .Joliet was addressed by the Rev. do lences on t he death of his brother- conduct a novena in hono r of thle Im -, dra w f r om. Barri ng accidents a nd injuries a nd tak ing for granted t hat macul ate Conce ption of t he B esse< the athletes will h urd le the semester Thomas J. Lynch, Dean of t he De- in-law, Mr. John F . Pope, buried las t Virgin Ma r y at th e Chm·ch of St. exams, Viator has nothing to fea r pa rtment of English at the College Frid~1y f rom Our Lad y of Sorrows Ethelrcda, 88th and Paulin a t r ccts, fo r the s uccess of its team this wi nt Dec. lO-St. Ma ry 's, Bloomington , on the s ubj ect of "Early Ca tholic Chur·ch , Chi cago . [ Chicago. er. Speed, ex peri ence and a ll t he r et here.

VVriters." quisite!S for a wi nnin g qu intet a r e Dec. 15_ t. I gnat iu s, her e.

8 at hand a nd the hig h hopes ente rDec. 18-S t . Pau l, Odell , her e. tained by the Sa in ts are well gro und Jan. 12-Ca thol ic Centr a l, here. ed.

During the cur rent season the ViaJ an. 18-St. Mnry 's, \Voodstock, tor tea m will play t he class of t he there .

KANKAKEE, ILL .

Mid-West coll ege tea ms. Th e Sai nts Ja n. 19-St. Thomas, Rockford, wi ll open their card against t he there.

De Ka lb Teacher s at home on SaturJan. 22 _s t. Bedes, P eru, here. day ni g ht n nd from the n on un til t he Jan. 25_ F ox Va ll ey, Aurora, eiR"hth of March t he Iris h wi ll emula te the f a mo us Ra mblers of Notre there.

Dame by t heir peregrinations Feb. 4-St. Mary's, Woodstock, throughout the midd le wes t. T he her e. spice of the card is t he three game F eb. 7-St. Mary's, Bloomington, Accredited to Illinois Uni ve r s ity ser ies in St. Louis on Ja n uary 19, 20, here.

A Se lect Boardin g Sic hool for Girls a nd Young Ladies 21. While in the torrid city t he ViaFeb. 9-St. Paul, Odell, t here.

T his ins tit ution is condu cted by th e S is ters of N otre Dam e, u nd Cor. Co ur t a nd Sc hu yle r lot· cagcrs wi ll play St. Lou is U .; Feb. 12-S t. Bedes, Peru, t her e. on·ers eve r y opport unity to young la di es for a thor oug h Chri s t ia n nnd sec ul ar edu cation. P ri c<'s re as ona bl e. F'or ca ta log ue address oncordia; a nd Shurtleff. High asPeb. ! 8-F ox Valley, A urora, here.

Complete Lin e of Smokers' f)irn tio ns for increasing the popu larJi' e b. 2l -Cat holic Cent ral, thel'e.

S IST ER SU PE IU Oit, No tre Du rn c Con ve nt ity of t he St. Louis Blues are being Feb. 23 -St. Thomas, Hockford, Articles BOURBONNA IS, ILL INOI S by the backers of the her e. ,rcen.

Fount a in & Lunc heo n Se rvi ce Summing up the prospects for the Tourna1nent- larch l, 2, 3.

Sl'ason we cn n mer ely say that. n good team will tJt ckl e a Lough schedule. , - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - ; is lia ble to happen, so Attending S u rgeon t.o Stu denl8 a nd Fac ult y of & write your own ti ckets and follow Office Ho u r s: Sl. Via tor Co llege thl' Irish, for barring unfor~een inc iEstabli s hed 18g5 Ka nkakee, 111.

2 to 'I p. m.

Phon e dl"nts they ure pennnnt bound.

T elephones7 to 8 9. m.

Ho me, Mai n 3073 Schedule for l 92R-29: Clea nin g, Pre ·s in g, Hc pairi ng.

Roosevelt 3220-1-2-3-4 Phon e ~02 -:103 Co bb Bld g.

Tht..1 ~ch ed ule: Prompt an d Efficien t Ser vice 46-48 South Wa ter Market, OHice, ~ l a in ~37 K AN KAKEE, l f.I.I NO lf:!

0 . 15-De Kalb, here . through ou r agent- ~1 r. Sennin ge r. hicago, lll.

I , Shu rt le ff, here. \\'hol esu ler~ of l'oult ry. Butt e r, Roy Hall 20--St. Thomas, here.

Room 319 Eggs, Cheese, Fruits and Vege· f>- Vnlparniso U. , (Tent.), here. tables.

DcKalb. there.

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Fortyclwo years' experience in s upplying Quality F ood Jan. L'- \\'e:~lt\yan, there.

Jan, :!1- -.:t. Louis .. thert.'.

Products for inst itutional and res taurant requireJan. :?'.!-Shurtlt•ff, tht>rt?-. ments has perfected our se rvice and our J n. ~- Concordia, there.

Manufac turers of values beyond ordin ary comparison.

J n. 2 · Bradley , ther l'•b. 1-Ch rl"'ton, here.

Our Edelweiss trade mark has become the symbol of line l'•b. ~-W .. Ieyan. here. <1uality foods econtJmically packed. Wherever, clos, and F•b. - Lincoln. ther~ . t' b. ,_lllinor l'o\legt'. there. intelligent buying prevails our Catalog is of interest. ~'•b. II - ll,Paul U.. h•rt>. ~'•b. t • 'l illildn, hen>. & Brad!•'. h•r•'· f"•b. ~ Wh olesale Confectionery a nd .\Janufacturing Wholesale C:rocerH F-'tb_ :!"i-\"&1 ;aisu L •• the"' . . l '· 1-0.Paul. ther•.

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United Cigar Store

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WILLIA M P . CANNON, M.D.

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IDEAL SWEETS CO. 1-D-E -A~L "That Good l ee Cream '

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People's Credit Clothing Co.

EYE. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Bell Telephone 253 602 City Nat'l Bank Bldg.

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PHARMACY 217 Court Street

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Kankakee, Ill.

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Einbeck's Studio Our photographs a re inexpe.n sive yet treasured for their worth as li\'ing portraits. t.i3 North

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DON LD M. RIEL Y Telephone 995

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IJO ,' ATIONS. . T. VTATOR OLLEGE: Father Kelly'• athletic fund Father Kelly Father Maroile jubilee fund Co.•h: Year ended .July 31, 1926 do .July !JI, 192R Securities do do a• h. AuRUOl J92R T . L. Worner Rev. D. Sullivan

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k v. 1'. f '. Con ay J . A Bolger ll~ v . .J. 1'. O'Mohonoy, c. •· v. lli'V ~;. ' K lly, c . ••. v. ,John R. O'Connor 'r, 1.. Worner Vinr •nt Marzano, ~f. D. Of the mnny hing• introduced Cot tli i«'UI'IIIIon tht• (oJiowing WCr<~ dC Ci d!'tl upnn · I. The nnnunl meeting or the Club will lw held ut tht• College prefe ra bly fJn lf omecom in't Oay. 2. A lt'lt<•r following- e~u: h nnnutd nwl'linu wi ll h(' fl l'nt. to ull mcmhcrs In orch•r tu uccrunint them with th~ progrl'"" Lhnl is bt'ing mad . :J . Th r tru KtccK will 111~ •t once every twn m ont h "· uftun lly nl the oni cc of tht• C'iuh ioculc<l nl 1!139. Straus flld lf., Chicago. <1. Tht• tru .!\tec" ure to ro nlinu c t he Pl'\'Ml.· nt. policy of co n8ulling th4!

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Oberlin F umiture Co. 129 .. Schuyler Ave.