St. Viator College Newspaper, 1929-02-14

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MILLIKIN No.9

Thursday, Februa ry 14, 1929 .

Volume XLVI

STATE CATHOUC 1 V~ATOR VICTORIOUS TOURNEY TO BE r.N GREAT STRUGGLE HELD AT VIATOR WHH ILL. WESLEYAN

·FR J. l WILLIAMS PUBLISHES NEW

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As we go to press, word co mes to rs that Rev. F ather J. A. Williams has published a new book of poem s.

Many of the fornier s tud ents a t St. Viator will rem em ber Father '\ViiIiams as the kindly and cap abl e ma nager of the Viatorian, whi ch office he held for man y years . At the pres&nt time he is Dea n of E ng lish at Colu m- . bus College, Sioux Falls, South Dakota. We append an estimation , . written by one of his many ad mirers, of the poet and his most r ecent w ork 1 which tear..s the title, 11 L est We Forget."

Les t 'Ve Forget Listed arn ong the many weaknesses of human nature, forgetfulness may be ranked as one of th e most outstandin g. VVe are l ike those who s it in the meadow admiring the increasing beauty of t he setting s un, and forget to co nsider the bea uty of t he things about us. Unsatis fi ed is ma n with t he things with wh ich h e comes in contact every day. H e looks with eager eyes to t h e foreign countri e., a nd in doing so overloo ks th e fin-2 r !

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Before a crowd of two thou~and frenzied basketball fans, St. Viator defe ated Illinois Wesleyan at t h e local gym nasium Thursday nigh t .

Th e final score was 23 to 20. This defeat practically s ha ttere d VVe~ l eya n's hopes of winning a fourth con::;~cuti ve l:as ketball cha mpionshi p, a$ it wa s th eir se ::ond defeat in the confer ence.

In th e fi nal q uarter the Iris h baske:teers s taged a great rally to pull the g ame out of t:1 .e fl !·c, after \Ves leyan had pi led up ~ commanding le·1d ln the early part of th ' second period .

Fighti ~ g hard for every poi nt thy made, th e Iri sh crep t up to knot the score; and wit h five minutes to g .-: s hot pa s t to g3in a t hree point advantage. With a three po :nt lead th e Vi:ttorians resorted to a. 5ta lling game. The Titans tried hard to treak up the frozen game of the !o oals, hut to no avail and t h os• t hree points provided the margin of victory f or the Iris h.

Mee h an, Wesleyan's big threat, who was Via tor's menace in th e la..st engage ment between t he two teams,

The t hird a.nnua! Ill inois State Catholic Ba sketball Tournament will ;·c he ld at St. Viator Coll ege on Mar c- h 1, 2, 3, und er the au s pices of t he Centra l States Prep. As soc ia tion .

The tounu1men t will be made up of : 1. 1! Ca th olic High School s i.n the ~.ta t e, o uts id e of th e city of Chi cago. and wi ll determin e th e champion of t he s tate. Th e winner of th e tourney will ha ve the right to compete in the N atic·n !i l Cathol ic To ur nam ent a s ~ t a te repre t; ent::l tive, to be held at Loyola Un ivers ity, Chi cago, March 20, 21, 22, 23.

Tioard of Directors T he Board o(. Dir ectors, as ann0tmccd by t he Ath leEc Board, St. Viator, is composed of th e Rev. L. T. Phillips, c. s. v., Principal of St. Vbto:· Ac.ademy, chairman; Rev. E. M. Kell y, c. s . v., Direcbr of Athletics, St. Viator College; Rev. John P . Farrell , Director of At hletics, Holy Trinity, Bloo mington; Rev. A. M. Kreckel, D irector of Athletics, Cen tral Ca thol ic H igh of St. Thomas, Ro ckford; Rev. A . Freehill, 0 . S . B .,

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chantmen t of the W es t, and m• n of 'I Men Get Swea.ters Director Athletics, St. Joseph ste llar guard, ~ave a brilliant perthe West cr ave the intellectuality and I }Jigh St11ool, Rock I sland; Rev. formance in guarding Meehan. Ke n 1 2 th e histori cal background of the 1 At a t" f th hi . b Joseph Cummms, 0. C., Director of watc hed him liko '' hawk and Meehan East; each more or less blind to the ! mee mg 0 e at etlc 0 ~ 1 d J Athlettcs, Cmpus Chri sti High School, received ve ry few 011en s hots. T he 1ner,its of his own territory. We ar•' Practically Entire Student Body ' twelve men were awarded Varsity Galesburg; Rev. J. A. Butzen, and C. highly-touted .Toe Ba ker was fie ld just s uch men. For years we havt Enrolled s~veaters m re~o ~~ lti on ~f the ir set.·- K. Weisrnantel, Secreta.r y of t he sco r eless during t h e "'€'cond half and 1 delved into th e poetry of a ntiquity; 1 vices 011 t he gndnon dmmg t he past Central States Prep. Association. t his feat was pro minent in Viator's every new poet that !.s born receives . year. Those players to receive the Centr a l Comm ittee v;ctory. our heart y applause a nd encourageThe Hol y Na me Soctety was i:1- a \~ard s were, Capt~in Joh~ Herber t, 'l'he Committee . hand li ng all ar Baker kept his tea m in the l'U:1.Hi':'l£ ment, an d a ll the wh ile a poet ha s 1 augerated at St. Viator Col~eg e Mtchael Delaney, L mus Mets, Dona ld rangeme nt s f or t he tou rn amen t is i~·. t he first ha lf by r egistering thre e been s ing ing at our ver y doorstep S unday, F ebrua ry 3, by the Rt . l<.ev. McCart h y, T h omas H anahan, J ohn co mposed of the Athletic Board of pr etty fi eld goa ls and a fre e throw, but w e h ave been too deaf to hear Bernard J . S heil, aux iliary bishop of O'Malley , Byr on Evard , Kenneth Control, St. Via tor, w it h the Rev. E . but in the second per;od the flash and t oo selfish to encourage h im . the A rchdJOcese of Chi cago a•lc! an Clothier, Joseph Logan, Clarence M . Kell y as Director of the Tourna- fr om India.na co uld n ot p ierce ViaThe Rev. James A. W ilha m s was alum n us of St V!.3.tor's The entire Romary, Marti n Toohill, and Daniel ment , and the Rev. T. C. H arri son as tor's tight defense to regai n t he 1l'ad born m Miller South Dakota on Apnl student body t ook part m one cf t he Halt The sw ea ters are Maroo n in Exec utive Secr etar y. Father Harri- the Iri sh had wres ted fro m his tea m.

20, 1885. HI ~ l ife's story i~ a s hort mo s~ Impressive cet emom:s ul :.he colOI With a larg e go~d " V" gracing I son has a lready se nt out in vitatio ns Viator Leads a t Start a nd simple one for It IS a life of I year, pledgmg themselves oO IO·pect I the fiont. T he playels were a llowed to a ll t he Catholi c Hig h Schools in The I rish started off f ast aod beseclud ed studiousness in the great and revere the s ::tcred ~!ame of Our . thei r choice between a s lip over w ith the state, asking for the ir r ecords . fore \¥ esleya n could for m t h eiJ· de co mpanionship of good boo ks and I Lor~. . " . ."" . . I a c.rew neck ~ nd a coat sweater, E ntrees in the t ournament w ill be (Cont'd on last page) nat ure. After h is primary education T ..e Holy Name "; OCiety 1..• au 01- wh1 le the Semors were allowed to made by compar ative records. , . gan izatio n that seeks to lessen t he take the!.r choice between a blanket Holy Trin ity Cha mpi or.s (Cont d on third page ) habit o: profane and obsceno. lang- with the "V'_' mon ogram on it and a H oly Trinity H ig h of Bloom ington Viator Basketball uage that JS becom in g so WicJ e .s plead s weatet. P t acti cally all the Semo1 s w lll be t he d efendin g Champton. The 1 Splendid Cablegram a mong t he _youth of today:. Their ! ch ose. blankets .. The swea ter s ar e reco rd s of many sch ools submi tte d to toe IS mprovmg • effo rts are dn ected m a spec1al way here dnd ye fl g htm g ·n1 en are a heady date show however that t h ere may Received from Rome toward t he r elinquishing of t he prac- 1 wearing t hem . be an ups~t for T ri n,ity High. Spa idAfter getting off to a poor s tart in ti.ce of conversat iun punctuated_ w ith ing Ins titut e of Peoria has recently t he Little N in etee n Conference the One of the happy s urprises of th e c u~ses for t he . sake of emt~ h ~ s ts . As • won t heir fourteenth victory. Corpus Iri sh ha ve played great ba.Jl . They new year cam e in the for m of a ML P helan stated. one must h s tcn to Foreign Language Chr isti of Galesburg, St. Viator hu ng up a s tri ng of eight co nsecut.ive cablegram from Clau dia Muzio of the : t he talk of men, youths, ancl e·.·.~n t Academy, Routt Coll ege Academy, St. victo ri es befo r e hav ing t hei r winning Chicago Grand Opera Co., n ow s ing - f yo un.ger boys, and h ~ar U l"O.~_ CllH~ :~ s 0 ee Thomas Hig h of Rockford, St. Josep h strea k broken by De Pa ul in a double ing a t t he Royal Grand Opera 1 '~her eve r ~e go~s. It I S th~ p1 mal_J of Mo li ne, St. Ma r y of 'Voodstock, over-t im e ga me. The strin g of vic1 Theab·e of Rome. It reads: au~ of t his s ociety to eradicat~ th1 s The Dante Italian Club held its Fox Va lley High of Aurora have al- tories inclu ded wi ns over s uch team s Prof. M. Mascarino ev il, and over 100,000 boys a nd men us ual se mes ter meeting, J anuary 20 , • ready show n ability in their various as St. L ou is U ., Conc ordia, Shurtleff, St. Viator College , in the di ocese of Chi cago alene are 11929 . districtS and all wi ll co ntend for the Brad ley. Il linois Wes leyan, Lincoln , Bourbonnais, Ill. working and praying as <£l unit for The program was as fo llows : Con- righ t to en ter th e National Catholi c Illinois College, and Char lesto n. By T o yo u and to the entire fac u lty t his very e~d. Bu~ this is only o~e I ver sation between students ; th e rea.d- Tournament. ! vi.rtue of fo ur con~ecutiv~ wins ~n and stud ent body of St. Viator Col- of th~ put poses. of th~ club. It l S ing of conespondence in Itali an carth~ co nfere ~ce, V1ator IS now m 1 lege and to the Dan te Clu b my bes~ Ia lso mterested m helpmg '~o meless r ied on between ou r studen ts and Bradley Baseball t hn·d place m the co nfere nce ~ tand. h f th N y boys a nd men to find aid ana c: mp l uy- ~ those of other coll eges. fluent r·ead I mg. Thoe most no teworth y VIctory WlS es or (es·1gne ewd) eCalr.au d"Ia M . ment, and has ins.tituted a separate ing , ora l translat ion 'of. numerou~ Schedule Complete was over Illinois Wesleyan , who for l UZIO. Surel y this was a most graciou5 body, ca l_le~ t he ~~~ Brother s, ~.v!wse practica l express ions. This was a the past three years have been con 1 manner of acknow ledgin g Professo r purpose It 15 to airl m ~vety wa.y ~he y pr::tcti cal ap plication of the work Peoria , Ill., Feb. 14, (Special) - ference champions . This defeat virMascarino's letter in which h e ex- can, all those who a rc m need c, f lt~lp . cover ed du ri ng- th e flrs t semes ter and Bradley College baseball schedule tua ll y eliminated We sleyan from t h e pres.sed his wish for her happin~ss at At the ~hree o'clock ~onfer e m.:e, in te ~ sely stl'Clied during the la st two for . t l~ i s . sp r ing includ:s 13 _gam e ~ title race. The team as a whole is Chn stmas and at th e new year m be- Bish~p Sheil gave a sholt but em - weeks . agamst L1ttle 19 and B1g Ten schools setting a fa st pace with Evard lead phattc address in wh ich he str es3e U The mee t ing was attended by all wit h a pos sibility of severa l more ing t he conference in scoring. hav ing ha lf of t he Dante l ':~ lian Cl ub.

It wi ll be remem ber<:! ci that Mb s the need of such a societ y, :md c:.:: - t he members of th e Italian classes and being added to round out a trip to for his closes t rival h is t eam mate, Claudia 1\Iuzio was the donor Cl.f pressed the wish that all t h e s tud- pres!ded ove r by Rev. Doc to r V. t he Uni ver s ity of N otre Dame. Red O'Malle y who has a total of sever al prizes to th e Italian clas 3 c..; ents try to live up to th eir pledge Marz an o. In his clos ing speech Gam es ar e sc hed uled with th e Uni- ninety points agai nst Evard's one of St. \'hitOr Co ll eg~ ir. the past. l mmediately after s upp er, lhe officers Doct or Marza no e mpha s ized th e high ' vers ity of Illinois, Lincoln College, hundred a nd fourtee n. VVith the r est In t he remembrance 1>f tl tese form - were installed. Raym ond S pragllP phil ologica l value of s uch a mee ting N ormal U., University of \¥isco nsin, of the team h igh up in the scoring er favors as well as. ;his latest ex- was elected pres ident; .J ohn Sm'th, for s tudent s who want a p ra ctical and Lake Forest, Kn ox, St. Viator, Wes - and playing great ball prospects for pression of her kin rlnf'SS the whol ~ vice-presid.e nt; Thomas Doyle, '"' ~ere - lasting knowledge of a for eig n Ian- t~rn State T eacher s , and the U niver- a conference champions h ip at Viator College feels gratofcll and honored (Contmued on fourth page) g uage. s1ty of Notre Dam e.

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THE VIA TORIAN Publ is hed bi- weekly through out the scholastic year by th e s tudents of St. Viator College.

Thursday, February 14, 1929.

Roy, Mascarino Wed In St. Joseph Chapel [

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The marriage of Miss E leanor M. ! .

Peoria, Ill., Feb. 14 (Special)Roy, A. B . '27, and P r ofessor Marlo A Ynltor Man One of Ch ic ag o's Pl a ns f or t he 2-Ith a nnua l Br adley Bi g Builders In terscholastic T rack a nd Field Meet Ch a n oux Mascarlno was solem n ized Saturday, Febr uary 2 in t he chapel of Alex a nder F. McKeown, Jr., who on April 27, a re rap idly nearin g cont.

St. J osep h Semina r y, Kan kakee. The I atten ded Vi ato r on ly a few sho rt pletion, acco rding to Athl etic Director ASSOCI ATE EDITORS John W. Stafford... . ..Alumni Notes nup t ial k not was tied by t he Very I yea rs ago in t he da ys of 191 0-11-12 ' A. J. Robe rtso n of Bradley College.

G. Raymond Sprag ue ......... Inquiring Report er Rev. J. W . R. Mag ui re, c s. v., p1es1- 1! a n d 13 ts al ready one of t he most The meet is open to all hi g h schools p r omm en t men iden tified with t he of t he s ta te.

Robert Tuck er ... . .............. Exchange Editor dent.

Fra ncis J . Brockman .... ........... Exchange Ed itor M iss Roy was t he firs t "co~ed" to 1 ra pid g r owth and ex pans ion of Chi- l The Bra dl ey mee t is kn own as one Raymond E. Nolan ... . ............ Viatoriana g r aduate f r om St. Viat or College , I cago. H e is s ecr etary a.nd treas ur er ' of t he bes t condu cted hi g h sc hool Edward F. O'NeilL. .... Campus Brief s hav ing take n her degree in 1927. 1of th e fi rm cf Coffey & McKeown, meets in t he co untry. Over a t hous.

Joseph Logan . ..... Athleti c Department S ince th a t ti me, wit h th e excep t ion Iowner s , bui1ders, and manager s of and athle t es co mpete annually, and 1 th e events a re run off with clock-like J. All en Nolan... ..................F eature Writer of one semest er spent a t Illinois Uni- . t wo loo p skysc r a per s .

Donald T. Laen hard t.... . ....F eature Writer ve r sit y, she has occupied th e pos it ion These t wo buildings a r e the 25 I preci sion.

Raymond Boysen ......... .... F eature Writer of St . Vi.ato r College Libra rian. H er : stor y Engin ee rin g Building at th e In 1922, t he T ech officia ls inaugerMariet t e Murph y ......Feature Writer endeavo rs in t he fi eld of literatur e sou t hwe£t corner of W acker Dri ve and , ated a program of liter a ry and Clarence Dempsey ...... F eature Writer have broug ht her con s idera ble r e- Wells S tre et, and the 40 s tory Car- ' m us ical event$ in addition to th e cognition. Tw o year s ago she was bid e and Car bon Building at the in- t r ac k and fi eld eve nts. Trophies arc CIRCULATION DEP ARTMENT awarded firs t pri ze in th e nationa l ! t ersecti on of Mi chigan Boul evard anrl 1.gi Ven t o, th e . w inn er s of th ese pro~ es.s ay contes t conduc.ted by t he C~t h- 1 Eas t South Water Street, jus t a 1 grg m,s .a s. well as to the win ners of H erman Buttell Edmund O'N eill Harold Rosensteel oh c World along w1t h s ever a l ot r. cr block sou th fr om W a cker Drive. t he athletic ' eve nts.

John Ross E lmer Sheedy Michael Tito magazin es .

A lex ander h as a lways been loyal The -1929 I'nter scolas ti c w ill be th ~ Martin Toohill Don ald Anderson Professo r Mascar in o has been co n- to Viator and is as in te r es ted today in ! larg es t ever held a t Bradley. InSTAFF TYPISTS nected wi t h th e f acu lty of S t. Vjat;or its progress a s he was in the succesS i qui r ies are fl ooding th e T ech office.

Lloyd Warne Meryl Casey for two yea r s . His degrees were ac- of t h e va r sity when he brought v ic~ I Track coac hes t h r oug hout th e s late qui r ed a t t he Uni ve r s ity of T ori n0 tory h ome t o t he old college through 1ar e r equ ested to keep Saturday, S ubsc ription Ra te : $2.00 per a nnum.

Address all correspond ence r ef erring either to adv ertis ing or subscr iption to and he has recently complete<] a his fo otball prowess . • He always 1 Apri l 27, open for th e Brad ley Intercou r se of s t udy in th e Roman ce played a g ood , clea.n, strong game and schol_as:i?· At prese nt t her e ar~ no The Viato ri a TJ , Bourbonnais, Ill. L a ng uage fi eld at t he Un i.ve r s it y of deser ved to wi n . He is one of t he confhct mg da t es.

Entered as second class matter a t the Post-office of Bourbonnais, Illinois, Paris. most a rdent and generous s upporters under t he Act of March 3rd, 1879.

The Viatorian staff j oins with t he d the Ex tension Endowment plan. St. 1 th e ranks of the f ounders of the enfaculty and student body in offeri ng Viator takes pride in t he achieve~ dowment fund in a Hudson s ix. congratu la tions and felicita tions t o 1 ments of her di s tingui shed sons and George Mo li tor Hormuth has bethe coupl e. wi shes hi m ever increas ing success. come qu it e a man of affa irs as man--' ager' of t he Molitor Box Company of Sin ce the last iss ue of th e Via torian Mi lwa~kee .

He r eg~le d h is old two n ew memori a l funds of $10,000 teacher wtth t he hosp tt ah ty of h1s e ach h ave been provided for t hroug h beautiful h~me and in the co urse of - - the ins uranc e plan . The Rev. John th e evemng r evealed the fact t hat he The activities of th e past se mes i" er L. O'Donnell, pastor of S t. Ethel red a was the prime mover in some of the were fitting ly conclude d by the very Church, Chicago, has never been be- episodes that made h istory in the edifying retreat, preached . l:y th e j hind wh en th er e has 'bee n a quest ion Viator of his day. He a n d Erwin Rev. Peter s, C. S. P. It was tnd eed a ' of g oing ove r the t op either f or God Kal t , who was a. gues t on the occa~ s trik ing s pectacle t o see the e nt ire Ior country. H e has taken out insur- s ion, both claimed credit for the student body assemble so devoleclly ance on one of the young members of tombstone joke that was penetrated at the opening service, Friday even- the facul ty to provide for a. $10,000 on Professor Jochem. The decision ing, F e bruary 1s t, and at eacn su e~ burse as a tribute to his parent s . wi ll be r e'ndered after they have ceeding exercise, Saturday, Stmda y May God continue to bless him : He toth entered the rank s of the fo und~ Lent is a. season of penance. More than likely the average and Monday. The outlined progt·a m certainly has the heart of a loyal son. ers of tb·e endowment. Erwin also is one of t he big bus iness.,. men of Chi~ college st udent in reading th e above sentence, if h e refl ects upon for the days included Mass, confe r~ it at a ll, puts the following qu est ion to him self, " Ho w does thi s ences at 9 :00 and 10:4_5 A. lVI. , S ta~ I Bernard Mu lvaney of Milwaukee cago's mos t thriving northern metro~ affect me '?" In searchin g for an an swer t o this query, it is well tions at 2 :15 P. M. and conferenc:es has al so establis hed a $10,000 btirse polis. H e is bwiler and manager of at 3 and 8 P. M. In h is sermon s, . to th e memro y of his pa rents . He th e Kalt Bakery Company . to consider th e fact that the instruments of salvat'on were not Fater Peter s spoke on death , a h ili t y I ha.s placed th e ins ura nce for this pur- Otto' Mears evidently was not home. instituted for an unholy few and that the Author of t hese means to cho ose ~etween ten:p ural and J pose on his nephew , Bernard G. Mu l- In fact even th e wife and children had in mind t h e indi vidual eternal preservation of each one of us. eternal h a ppwess, morahty, purg a- van ey, who is s tudying f or the Via- inust ha ve bee away as no one ans! torian Order at the Scholasticate in wered the tel ephone. Ducky Conway That a season has been set asid e in wh ich to prepare for the an ni- tory and vocation.

On S un day afternoon t ook pla cC' I Bourbonnais. The coll ege has long was pu"tting over a big bus iness deal versary of Our Savior's resurrect'on should be a so urce of distinct the reception of both college ancl l s ince been deeply indebted tp the in some Temote part of W isconsin as joy to all and a cons tant reminder of the oft-repeated comm'l!1d, academy students into the H oly Mu lvan ey famil y for t heir benefac- he wasn't in· his office w hen t he Brig's "Do penance that you m ay be sa ved." · Name Society . After short talks by \ions to S t. Viator and a bove all for pa r t y called. : both Father Peters and Bis h•J11 Sheil, giving to the· college and the ViatorThe firs t visit re s ulted in for ming t he stude nts , h olding lighted cand1es, ia-n Order such a disti ngu ished mem- ' the ~ucleu s of the Milwau k ee Viator r e peated after B'.s hop S heil the ber a s t he Rev. Geo rg e P. Mul vaney, Clu b.

They are expected to hold Th e second annual State Catho lic High School Tournament pledge of t he H oly N am e Societ y. c. s . v. t heir firs t regul ar meeting on St. is to be held at St Viat or's Coll ege March 1 2 and 3. Last year [ T h e senior members th en r eceive d --Patrick's Day. . · ' ' ! . . .

Holy N~.m e pms a nd the cer cmom t:s On a recent trip to Milwa u kee , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - t h e affair was a complete success and presen t 1l1dJcatwns pomt to . of t he afternoon closed wi t h Solemn Father O'Mahoney met several of the I' r.n even greater degree of success 111 the event of thiS year. Per- 1 Benedictioo of the Blessed S acra- old s tud ents . H e h ad a very pleash aps St. Viator College is just a bit selfish in it's very stren uous ment. ant chat with Doctor Arthur J. Kankakee, IlL effort,s to act as host to th e contend ing teams and, no doubt, t he At 9 o'clock Monday morning, the O'Connor, one of the boys of 1904,

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institution is materially benefi ted by t he occasion . Certainl y, an missionar y addressed hi s last word s whose office is at 216 W. Wal ter St. I Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing. . . k' d . t f 1. b . . b th St v· t to the s tud ents a nd m1parted th e I Arthu"r cheris hes rem embrances of I' affair of thi S ll1 IS mo s success U !11 rmg ng 0 .'

Ja or Papal Benedi cti on. He exp ressed his the bo ys and th e teacher s of hi s day. Pro mpt a nd Efficient Service Academy and St. VIator College to t he fore 111 the athletic world. happiness and pleas ure in being a ble I J ohn E . O' Kee p wh o a ls o was at Via- through ·our agent-Mr. Senninger.

Yet, selfish or not, few people will claim that other places are 1 t o preach this r etreat, which feeling Itor 'wa v. back when' is now a big Room 319 Roy Hall better equipped or more capable of m anaging the State Catholic was who le-hea.r ted ly reciprocated by 1 business man managing the Jessy I Prep. Tourna ment t han is St. Viator. t he boys, w ho cons idered t hemsel ves Smith Auto Company . He rod e in to [• - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - f ortunate to ha ve Fa t her P eters as _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1

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The list of college men who m ade the Honor Roll during the ' Ve ry Reve rend Pro vincia l, Fat:1er I first semest er occupi es a promin en t place in this issue of the Via- ' Surprenan t has been suffering £r0m ] toriPn. It's promin ence in th e school paper is consistent wit h it's a ver y troubleso me cold. We hear. impor ta nce in t he curri cul um of co urses and studies at any educa- however , t ha t now he is much im 1 proved.

Las t week he s pent a few tiona! instit ut ion. Th e Hon or Roll is one of t he oldest , most w:de- days at t he hom e of his pa.rents in ly accepted means of r etaining a nd increasing t he scholastic northern Michigan . standards of a house of learn ing and of the students ha r bored I within its walls_ Amedee T. Betourne Those of yo u who did not make the Honor Roll, look about you. Co mpare you r stud 'ous efforts wit h t hose more fort unate PHARMACY bein gs whose names are inscri bed upon that sacred scroll . Remed y th at difference and strive to close th e breach which sep:J rates you Agent for Eas tman Kodaks f rom your more ambitious fellow collegian s. And if the distance Prompt Developing and Printing by which you missed the Ro ll of Honor was only a matter of an honor po int or t wo, patch up that lea k and build upon a sol'd l19 Court St., Kankakee, IlL fo un dation you r aspiration s for a place in t he f ut ure a mong th e names that 'top t he register.

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ST. LOUIS JOURNEY !II ___COLLEGE HONOR ROLL Is GREAT SUCCESS,L

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a nd clang in g patriotis m t hat more I often bes peaks th e op pos1te, but 1t I ' t hat s il ent love which nothmg , not e ven d eath, can conquer H 1s f;.lt n - - - - - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - ,otn; m, we mtg h t say, 1s u m ve r~al , for 1 h1s poelr y is n ot l in1 1tcd to hl':l own 1 Th e Soda lity News pa per, t hat Three Victories En hance Viator 1 HONOR ROLL STUDENTS co un t ry bu t to a ll countn es thal fight ) lates t ven t ur e in journal is m on th e Win Column North Campus, seems to be making Na me Pts . H r s . in th e ca use of truth .

T h ose who have not fe lt t he fire of rapid s tr ides towards w ha t may be "A " ST U DEN T S Play ing some of t he best offensive i pa t r iotism w it h in t he ir s ou!H w ill be termed a s tate of p e rfec t ion . . .Juni ors and defens ive games tha t th ey h a ve 1 I qui te p leased ·wi t h Father \V ill iams l . Be g un about a month a g o, w tt h Mr. .... .Liber a l Ar ts exhibited this ye ar th e Ir ish defeated I Stafford, Jo hn W. 53 19 ot her poetr y d eali ng m a inl y w it h t he I Will iam Con ley as Ed itor-in -Chi ef ... Libeml Ar ts 53 19 Shurtleff, S t . Loui s Uni versity, a nd Mu lva ney , Bern a r d G. beau t ies of nature. Th ei r s imp l ic ity J an~ Mr. Robe r t McCabe a s Associate Concordia on their s outh er n t ri p. The : a nd delicate imagi native eleme n: w ill ; Ed 1tor, th e paper ha s a d vanced fr om Fres hmen 1 calibre of th ese t eams ca n be jud ged cha rm t he ear of eYer y r eader ; hu t th e comparatively de mocr ati c s tage ............................ L iber a l Ar ts 48 17 by ,the fa ct tha t th ey h ave beaten , Clan cy, Mary F r a nces . above a ll th ey have a quui nt turn of a m imeograp hed s hee t to th e dig" B" ST U DE NT S some of the best quin t ets in a nd ou t ' whi ch will in var ia bl y stri ke t.h e f an cy , ni ty of a pri nte d pu blicat ion . Mr. in a ve ry plea s ing way. Of all his 1Conl ey, t he Edi tor, announces t hat of the state.

I 1 Seniors 1 natu re poetry we wo uld rec0 rr. mend 1 t he paper will be prin ted in t he f ut ure I rish Defeat S hurlleff 45 18 1 Sh ·tl tf Col! e g ave St. Viator 's L a enh a rdt, Dona.Jd .. .. ... L iberal A rts T he Meadow Lark', 'S!fe', a nd 'In on s heets of t he sam e s ize a s a re used Ul e eg McMa hon, J ohn L. ................................ L ibera l Ar ts 16 35 Spr ing'. VVe w ill quote an other, 'The at p re se nt for the " Della Stra da." touted ca ge r s a h a rd battl e before 1D1·o let, Roger ..................................... ... Libera l Arts 33 15 Da.isy's Secr et', w hi ch, w e thin k, is H owever, bein g built u p as a news17 being for ced to bow to th e Bourbon - I Long , S te p hen ............... ............ Commerce 37 1 34 17 n oth ing shor t of exq u is ite: p~ per,. th e co nt~nts a nd a r rangeme nts nais lads in a thrill in g 32 to 29 ga m '? Meis, Lin us ..................... . ...................... Co mmerce 34 17 Wi ll d11fer co ns idera bly f rom Father I cu ll ed a dain ty floweret ···· .......... Com mer ce McAllister's team was able t o ta k e H an a h a n, Thoma s 18 36 'W hi ch blossom ed by the ·.vay, Mertz's we ll kn ow n sh ee t . The iss ue the de~ision onl y after a brillia nt ~ico~:~:d J'::'ci r~~cour t: ~=~~J ~~-~~ 15 30 And as I ge ntly f ond led it is ex pected to be co m pleted some rall y in th e fin a l minu tes of pla y Nolan, .lam es Al ·i ~~... .. .... Libera l A rt s 24 12 I hea rd it g en tly s ay : ti me next w ee k, and will be pr omptly 1 wh ich sent them in to t he lead. w hich Jun iors "A secret I 'll unfold to you mail ed to t he seven t y-five Catholic they held until th e fina l g un . The K ind fri end of bu t an hou r, IH ig h S chools of t he Chi cago area, 14 37 .... L ibe ra l A r ts two t eam s battl ed on even t erm s f or Boysen, Ra ymond 44 18 \Vh o pl ucked me fr o m my na t ive ! many of w hi ch ha ve contributed the better pa rt of t he evenin g w it h H offm a n, E ug ene ................. Scien ce 18 38 somethin g of interes t to th e paper . h a unt the lead cons tantl y ch a n gi ng h a nds. Gordon, Da niel · ···-·······. Com mer ce 39 15 Ryan, J ose ph ......... . ........................................... .Li beral Arts From al l rep J rts it pr omises to be The score at th e half was 16-16 a nd Mu rp h y, Mariette ... Li be r a l Arts And bro ught me to yo ur boweL 35 16 we ll wo r t h reading, a nd t he s taff 34 16 the tea ms wer e dea.dloc ked un t il t he H arris , Andrew .... ........... Liber a l Arts a m th e s tar -eyed daisy, 1 should be com mend ed on th e initia33 16 final rally by the winner s .

Mills , Pa ul ··············· ......Li ber a l Arts My h a unts t he fi eld and lea, 32 .. Liber a l Arts Goodwi n, J a mes 16 tive th ey h a ve sh own in making th e Each morn I g r eet t he sportive Su r E vard w a s the bes t perform er f or paper wor t h y of Loyola an d her t rathe Irish, counting s ix times from Sophomores As he s miles dow n at me .

1 J di t ion s. th e fi eld and fi ve f r om t h e g if t line, Drolet, Edwa.r d Paul ....... -..... Liber a l Ar ts M y dres s is of a s potless wh ite, 34 17 for a tot a l of s even teen poin t s. T ed Fres hmen My hea r t is f airy gold , And lover s s eek t he myster y Mr. J ul ia n Lambert, one of St. O'Malley s hared h on or s wi t h his t eammate by scoring t hree pr etty DeDario, L eon ar d ............ Li ber a l Ar ts 43 18 My waxen petals hold.

Via tor's for mer s tar debate r s , was a t bask et s a nd playing a cleve r fl oor O'Ma lley, Paul .. Li beral Ar ts 37 17 gam e. Nicolet carried th e brunt of F ox, Thomas .. Liberal A r t s 36 17 I r ep resen t a spotless so ul, 1t he Colleg e recen t ly . Mr . Lambert Salg , W er ner . ... Co mm er ce 35 17 A sou l bot h pure an d t r ue, is now a t te nding Law Scho ol at Shur tl eff's a ttack, co un t ing fi ve tirnes .

An d hence I' ve made m y s ecret kn ow n No rt hwes t er n Un ivers ity, and in1 from th e fl oor .

F St L . U F ul fi ll ment ', won national r ecog n i•or such a so ul h ave you !" f orms us t ha t he is st ill engaged in .

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F la nder s F ields'. Frequ entl y bo th It br oug ht in life sw ee t blessedn ess " G G G., Enro scored a nd outpl ayed t he St. Lo u1s ( Cont mued f rom first page ) th bl' h ' And hope w hen it had d ied. · · • Billikins. The Irish held t h e upper ese poems are pu IS ed toge t he_r .

It is fo r poe t ry s uch a s t his that Clothes Shirts hand throug hout and emer ged v ictor- in t he sc hools of Sou t h Da kota, he For t he benefi t of our r ead er s w e w ill F atheJ ' "Jill a nl S has bee n ca lled t he I enter ed S t. Viator. H e was g r ad uate d ass un1e t he poet 's perm issio n to re vv 4.1 ious on th e long end of a 38 to 22 from her e With t h e cla ss of 1010 w 1th pr mt 'The F ulfillm ent ' poet- priest of S ou t h Da kota . It I S 1 " -

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I VIa tot Colleg e and t he VIato n a n total of fif teen poin ts. S t. L oms of Viato r , d id his pal t. H e was 1!1 We kep t t he fa ith, we've s een Jt s taff con g r a tu late you mos t hea rt ily critics r egarded him a s th e best cen- t he g over nm en t se r vice as a F our t hr oug h i.n t he s uccess that yo u have alre ady te r t o p lay in tha t city t hi s season. Mmute Man .

I Om my n ad brave l ie dea d with you a ttain ed , a nd our best w is hes g o ou t Evard continued his scoring with f our During all th ese yea r s , no less t han I I n F lan ders Fi elds. . ' t o yo u fo r fu t ur e succes s . If t he da y field goa ls and a pair of free t hrow s twenty-two paper s and peri odicals Sweet be your res:! Our t a.sk IS d o n ~ · e ve r comes w hen you w ill be callerl to co p second hon or s with te n points . have accep te d w it h eagerne ss t h e ! The tra~11p or a rmie S, boo m of g u n t he poe t-pri es t of t h e w es t, let us Capta in Delaney accou nted f or seven ver se of t he Rev. James A . Wi ll ia ms. ! T he f un ous cr y of sa vage Hun a ss u r e yo u t hat it will be one of our points as his s hare of t h e eve ni ng's H is poetry has f r equent ly bee n pub- 1Are s ilent now. T he V ictor y's won g r eatest joys to poi nt you out as on F> 1 work. The I r ish played s mooth ba ll lished in 'The S tandard a nd Ti mes,' p eace t 0 yo ur s ou1s. Th e v·1c or y s of th e noble sons of Viator. won to co mpletely smother t he Billiken's Phila delphia; 'The New W orl d, ' Chi In Fl a nders Fi elds . efforts . Roma r y's fl oor pla y also cago; 'The Ka nsa s City Registar, ' NEW MERCHANT'S CAFE fea tured th e Irish a t t a ck. Ca p ta in Ka.nsa s City, Mo .; 'T h e Chicag o T r iT h is r e ply to Col. McCra e's a ppeal Nicest and Most Up to Date Strong ke pt his team in th e Tunning bune'; a nd la st but not l eas t, 'Th e Caf e in Kankakee by scorin g s ix bas kets a nd th r ee free Via to ri an,' Bourbonn ais. The R t . Rev. to ave ng e t he dea d wh o lie in F la nda ppear s in 'L es t \¥ c Fields a lso er s t hrows . He was t h e onl y t hre a t Bernard McKe nn a of t he N a t iona l Reservation fo r Special 1 Forget', a small vo lume of pa t ri oti c a gainst the Irish an d h is fifteen S hrine of t he Im maculate Concep tion Parties points ke pt his tea m from being at W a shin gto n, D. C., h as consp icu- poetr y w r itten by Fa t her VVi lliams .

141 N . Schuyler Ave. swamped. ous ly placed in h i.s 'The Ma r y Book,' I We m ig h t s a y here t hat mu ch of h cs ' Vi n F rom Concordia two poe ms of Father W illia-m s , name- bes t ver se haS a patriotic th eme, a nd J . Ber eolos, Mgr. P hone 49 54 , h is patr iot is m itself is not th e loud St . Via tor 's w ell-bala nced basket ly ; 'Ave Mari a' a nd 'Our Lady of , ball team hun g up its third vict or y Vacation'. The · com pilers of th e in as ma ny g a mes on its sou t h ern 'Anth ology of Sou t h Dakota Poet r y' MAKE T HE HOME OF trip w hen th e Irish defeated Co ~ - ha ve p laced in th e coll ection t hree of cordia, 1928 cham pions of S t. Loms F a t her Willia ms poe ms ; 'The Meadow I LEGRIS TRUST AND SAYby a score of 22 t o 16. As in the tw o Lar k', 'Lif e', a nd 'In S pr ing '.

Our photog ra ph s are inexpensive INGS BANK prev ious games , it was t he s mooth Perha ps t he greatest proof we ca.n ye t tr eas ured for th eir worth as flo or play and clever ba ll -h an dling ~f g ive of his in creasing pop ula r ity is Your Banking Home living portr a its. the Sa in ts th at tur ned Con cor dw to mention t he f act t hat one of his 105 Court Str ee t 14 3 North Schu yl er A ve. back. Via tor! s t ig ht defense was a bes t ve r ses has been placed i.n t he proll1inent f aet or in w inni ng t h e .~ c- school r ea der s used in P ublic Sch ools KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS 1 Phone 407 I Kankak ee, Ill. cis ion. P uff Romary sta r red for \ · la- of P enns yl vani a . This poem, 'The tor with two fi eld goals and fi ve f 1·ee t hrow s. The cleve r Irish forward LUNCH AT played a g r eat fl oor game in add it ion to lea ding t h e scorin g.

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ST. VIATOR DEBATE ~~!st~";~~es SEASON ___ OPENS SOON Ien~;hheer~~e::n~ ~o::er:~~: th0L~t~~~ are coming back.

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we ll-behaved, a very f h t had 1 tary; and Vincent i\! orri sey, t'c·as. ype rom w a we John McMahon was elected mars hall. ; twe n ty-five years ago.

Speaking in general of the mocal3 The installation was . performed_ by ' Debating for the sp r ing sea son of t he com mu nity, I fee l periectly I ~~r. J. Phelan of Chicago: pres ld~nt l wi ll open on Febru ary 20th at Bour- s ure t hat they are on a h ig her plane of th e H oly N ame Soctety l.n Chica~o. ! bonnais w ith the Univers ity of Day- t han they have eve r been."

1 He gave a short but very mte:-est mg to n, Dayton, Oh io as t he fir st oppon ·we h ave a pretty s trong convict\on \ Iec~ure on wha t the ~ ims of the /} - - - - - - - - - - - - - • - I ents . A formidab le sc hed u le has been t ha t Dean Doyle wi ll be ab le to r e- I s?c l~ty w.ere, ~nd how lt ·w a .s fu ncarra nged and four debate teams w ill port at the <:o n ve nti on that on th e tiom_ng m Chi cago. "\V e hope. th.at enter t he forensic fi eld this year to word of 399 de:ms t hi s generatlon is the m~erc_st th~t was s~own an tn e t he best yet. (Th e one excep tion w ill / orga m zat!On w_ill not dl e . out, a~d represent St. Viator. be Harvard, which has a lready r e- that everyo ne Will try to a b1de hy tole C urrent Ques t ion s In Quest of the Red Rose fused t o a nswer the qu estions .) rules of the socie t y.

The Bergin Debating Society a n(A Tragic Tragedy) I nounces two ques ti ons for debate t hi s But aren't the deans wak ing up to sea so n "Resolved: That a S ubs t itute t he collegiate menace two or t hree

By JOHNNIE JOHN JOHN Tri a l JUJ·y b~ Ad opted" .i s t he Pi years late? Collegiat is m is dy ing out "Inc." Kap pa Delta Nat!Ona l Debatmg Frat- in the coll eges, though it wi ll lin ger Some peop le are t h rust into Jove; oth ers a r e t ricked into it Ierni ty qu estion and w ill be used in on in r emote colleges, in front of Manu"f.actureqs of everything a nd stll l others fa ll m to 1t; Johnm e J ohn J oh n belonged to none t he maJOit ty of th e debate schedule. drug stores, a nd on vaud eville. plat- in Wire a nd Iron Work F ire Esof t hese catego ri es. A ll hi s life Joh n nie had sought love, even 1 " Resolved: That t he People Sh ould form s for a long whil e. T here is capes, Wire and Iron F ences, !"tt l h 'ld l th ht h.

If .· a nd Op erate t he Pnnc1pal somet hin g in ro mantic excess in t he Store Fronts, S ta r Rai lin gs, Steel . . h 1 Own oug 1mse seuou s 1Y 1Sources of Hydro-electri c Power" is 1collegi.ate costum e t hat is out of key . Stai rw ays Vent Guards , Structural f_rom th e tlme e was a 1 . e c 1. anc m Jove w1th Nan May, t he h ttle g n·J next door. Love h ad lead h1m the qu estion used in th e Mid-west Iw ith t hese prosa ic times . Bell-bot- I Steel W ork. into strange places and to do strange thmgs, but non e so strange !t tDebate Lea Illmo• sB oth In- tom trou~ers, un -a nchored socks and L-----'K~A.::N:..:...:KA:::.:::K.:.E::.:E:__ _ _...! . t gue,D band t t he League.

1 as t hat in which h e was now em ployed. H e was in sea r ch of a red er co 11 egm e e a e such-like are as much r eli cs of t he 1 . h d ' qt:est ions are of a pract ical nature t · h f h" · ,----------------; r ose, th e redd est rose that G od had let g row on t h 1S ear t . An d b . c1· d t . pas as 1s t e a s w n of carry mg t h e ~· . . .an are ;etng Iscusse ex ensJve 1Y "Ameri ca.n Mercury." The fearful LeBoeuf & Granger all beca use of a g1rl. Bu t to Johnme she was t he most beaut 1ful ' throughout t he co untry at t he p e girl that li ved. Of course he had said the same t hing of others ent t im e. r sPHARMACY w h ~n 1;he urge had pro voked him but like all oth ers t his one was Teams A pJ>ea r Stron g magazines t ha t cater to college different . She was more bea utiful, more desirabl e, more lovable The tea ms as an nounced by the youth. There college men are being 217 Court Street than all the oth er s combi ned. To J oh nn ie s he was t he essence of Rev. T. J. Lynch, coa ch of debate, told t hat a neat conservative a ppearbea uty. wil1 t;e arranged as fo llows: The af ance is a "va luab le asset" and that Ka nkakee, Ill. H e had met her at a dance t he ni g ht before, but before she firm ative t eam disc uss ing the ques - " an yone in t he bus in ess world who tion of Tri a l Jur y wi ll be made up of hopes to ma ke good is los t without wou ld dance with him , she h ad requested a reel rose . This appeal- J . Alle n No lan, L loyd o. Warne, a nd it . Th e ga rter manufacturers dep ict to J ohn ni e's romanti c nat ure a nd before th e nig ht was well be- Ray E. Nolan; t he negative, of J ohn in full page ads the terribl e traged ies g un th e quest of the ro se was star ted . Into th e garden h e darted, ' w . Stafford , Bernard G. Mulvan~y t hat befa ll t hose who ha ve no "Sox Bobbitt's Cafeteria running fro m on e rose bush to t he other, at each expecting to find and Ch o.r les R. Murphy. The gentle- Appea l" and t he Arrow colla r people a r ed r ose. But alas t here wer e w hite roses, pink ro ses, all roses m en r epresentin g th e affirmative of are out gunning· for t he inform al . the H ydro-electric question are J ohn roll- collared s hu-t of t he out-of -style . . . . . , 360 E. Court St. but 1 ~ d. To confess fm lm e was contra t y to J ohnm e s natm e .. He L. McMahon, Don T. Laenh ardt and 1"drugs tore cowboy," the coo nskin would not do 1t . But where to get a red rose was t he quest.on. J. A llen Nola n; the negati ve, Jar!oth 1 coat is pass ing. " Always Glad to See You" The butcher ? H a rdl y. Th e baker ? Prepostero us . Where t hen ? . M. Watson, Lloyd 0 . Warne and J ohn I Other t imes, other ma nners . The Why, the flori st of cour se. . W . Stafford. All t he members d collegiate mode is passing out. The But all th e flori st s in town were clo sed a t that time of t he , the tea ms have been a ctive for some reaso n it is going is the reason why night. Well th en he wo uld have to wa it t ill tomorrow . The club time in the Berg;n De bating Society all fas h io ns change. T he hoi polloi, T r a de At . . . . . and have been prommen t m for~n s t c drug clerks and farm ha.nds ha ve was g1 vmg a da nce the fol lowmg mght a nd h e wo uld ask her to activities on th e campus. caught up with it . The next job for Philip T. Lambert's t hat. To dance with any others tonigh t wou ld be du ll a nd usecollege men is t o cr eate a new fash less. He co uldn' t do it. He would go hom e and go to bed. To- -- - -ion. Otherw ise the f our years w"ould GOOD SERVICE HARDWARE Reach, Wright & Ditson morrow wou ld be t he day.

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St. Viator College at University of Dayton, Ohio.

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ST. VIATOR TRIMS ,VIATOR RUNS OVER ;IRISH FIGURE IN CHARLESTONFIVE' BRADLEY, 28 TO 26' EASY VICTORIES Outcome

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dropped in a pretty bucket for the Saints. Evard followed soon after with two more. Illi nois t ightened t heir defense and the_ score stood 12 to 5 at the half in favor of the Irish .

In the second half t he Irish ca me back and tossed in goa ls f r om a ll angles . Thei r slow-breaki ng offense was f uncti oning perfectly w it h O'Mal. lev in the pivot position and Evard a nd Romm·y br eaking t hrough their oppo nent's defe nse fo r many sh or t sh ots. Rom ary, t he fres hm a n phenom, led t he attack for the Sai n ts wi t h eleven points. It wou ld be a lmost illl· possible to pick an y indi~ idual sbn· as t he Irish flve were all star s . Captain Miller of the Jac kso n ville five

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Some time ago the local aggrega In a game marked by aggressive Coach Sam McAllister's Fighting tictn o( co1legiate bas keteers journ ey- play on the part of t he loser s, th e . Iri sh continued their win ning last ed to the southern part of the state Saint Viator College five defeated wee k by defeating two central Illinois and during their visit in Egypt t h e Bradl ey T ech at P eoria by a score of team s, Vtator toppled ove r Lmcoln Charleston Teachers handed t hem a 28-2G. Despite th e fact that the f or the ir sevent h win and came back 31-30 defe at in an over-time game. Viator men were playing on their ' the next night with a victory over This caused co nsiderable s peculation own fl ovr anti that th ey were forced 1 Illinois College to make it eigh t on t he part of the boys back ho01 e to work on a co urt fa r und er the straigh t w ins. The game - at ~in col n and the latter arri ved at the conclu· n or ma l s ize of a college gym 1 t hey was. s low with Viato~·'s reserves Jim Bre mner is one of the outsion t hat t he T eacers h ad quite a carrced t he fig h t to the Tech team playmg mos t of th e time. At the t urned in a nice game at fo rward sta ndin g players on t he Va r s ity team team to hand the pride of Kankak ee and nosed t hem out in one of t he start of t he ga me Lmco ln ran up th• w hile Burch and S hu ster led in t hei r \vhich is nlaking rapid s trides to. a trimmin g . r oughest games played on a Little score on t he reserves~ but wi th sL'C tea m 's sco ring. wa rd s becoming a champion aggregaThe Viator-C harles ton game at Nineteen court t his seaso n. rninu tes of th e flrst half to go/ MeAlS unnn ary: 1 t i.on .

H e has been h onored this year Bourbonnais h owever, p r oved t h a t The s ixteen free t\'~~·ows sco red by liste r put in the r egu lars and the fi r e- ST. VI ATOR FG FT TP 1 by being made co-captain along with the former game was a ll a mistak e. t he Irish provid ed the margin of works began.

Evard , rf. ........... .. .5 0 10 I T om L aw less. He has played during Brimming over with t he s pirit of v ictory. H owever , if t he Indians had . The r egulars s ~arted in 3 '. bus iness- Ro ss, rf . ....................... . .0 1 1 1 th e last t hree years on the fin es t revenge the Saints s te pped out an d negl ected to fou l t he score wo uld II~ e man~ er and m a few mmutes _put Romm·y, If. .... ....... . . 5 1 11 1team s whi ch ha ve eve r been turned swamped the Charleston outfit by t he ha ve bee n mu ch la r ger as the Irish VIator m to t he lead. The . Sa mts Hamilton, If. .................. 0 0 0 ou t at Loyo la 1 a nd t his year is his . were working in th eir us ual machin r: were never m danger f r om t his po mt P. O'Mall ey, c . .... . .... ................... 0 lop·sided sco r e of 47-17.

0 0 fourt h, w hi ch h e is st ri vi ng to make At the start of t he game it looked lil<e fa sh io n. Time and aga in the to t he end of t he game. Evard aga n. J. O' Ma lley, c . ................. ·····- ... 3 2 8 ' his best.- Loyola. News. as if t he pedagoges had _quite a T ech guards we r e forced to foul the was t he s tar of the g am e. The flas hy quintet. No sooner had '~ H oo k s " sh ooter on ly to h ave t he Sain ts toe j French man tossed Ill fo ur goals f~·om O'Ma lley tossed in the firs t co un te r the lin e a nd drop in th ~ charit y toss- t he field an d t hree frte throws . Capthan a Roman holiday f or th e I r ish es. tain Delaney played his usual stea dy was a s ure t hin g. Evard, Romar y, Puff Romary was t he particular ga me at guard a nd gave the L incoln Attendin g Surgeon to Students and Fa culty of O'Ma lley, Clothier a nd Captain De- tri gh t a nd s hinin g >l ar fo r the w in- offense mu ch trouble. Wilson and Office Hours : St.. Viator College laney trave )ed down th e court time ner s. The flas h y forward sco red McCawley we t·e t he luminaries in 2 to 4 p. m.

P hone after t ime to toss th e inflated s phere eleven points and gall oped off with Lincoln's lineup. This pair contri7 to 8 p . m.

Home, Ma in 3073 through the cords. Play after play th e hi g h score honors for t he eve n- buted seventeen points to Lincoln's P hone 302-303 Cobb Bldg. the Saints executed w ith fa ultless ing. Evard was next in line with tota l.

Office, Main 337 KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS preci sion a nd it yas onl y t he injection ei.ght whi le O'Malley h a d to be conS umm ary: of the second varsity fi ve that kept ten t with five tosses from the charity ST. VIATOR FG FT TP ............................. 0 0 0 the score fro m moun ting ove r t he line. The J ri sh took the lead in th e T odd, rf. . ........ .4 3 11 half-cent ury mark. fir st half and held it t hrough out the Evard, rf. .........1 0 2 We ca nn ot pick a s tar fo r the eve u- gam e. In the la s t two minutes of Hamilton, lf. . .......... 2 0 4 ing. Captain Dela ney led the scoring pl ay Becker of Bradley gave the Romary, If. Acc red ited to Illinois Univers ity .......... 0 3 3 w ith fourteen poin ts followed by Saints a scare by heav ing in t hree P. O'Ma lley, c.

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3 1 7 Evard with eleve n, R omary with long tosses but ti.c locals managed J . O' Malley, c.

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S ISTER SUPERIOR, Notre Dame Convent be for e a s izli.Jic cr owd of fa ns w ho tied fi er cely and e merged the w inBOURBONNAI S, ILLI NO IS 7 37 ....... 15 T otal constantly t·o:.ued fo r more points. ners over th e powerful Indians .

FT TP !___________________________________________ ____ FG L I NCOL N The score at th e end of th e first S ummar y: Wilson, r f. .. ........... _.. _........... .4 half was 20-G in favor of Viator. At 2 .8 F G !"T TP Na ll, If. ..... ...... 3 the s tart of the second f ram e t he ST. VI ATOR 0 0 ...... l 6 3 Crum, c. . .................. ·-· ..... 0 Teacher s braced a nd co unted fo ur Eva rd, f .

0 2 ...... 1 :1 5 11 H aerr, c. points on a. goa l and a pair of frr.e Romary, f .

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KANKAKEE, I L L , began. The Iris h d id not waste any Dela ney, g.

0 0 -- - Knall enber g, lg . ......... . ....... 0 effort:; tt y ing long tosses but work ed G 16 28 T otal the agate und er t he net and when 3 27 ..... 12 T ota l they s hot th ey seldom missec!

BRA DLEY FG FT TP Refe ree: Sandford.

In t he firs t half the loca l team Maso n, r. ...... 3 4 10 showed evid ences of th eir week's Duk e, f. .0 1 1 Illinois College Dow ned layoff. But when they warm . 1 !-') the Harms , f. _0 0 0 The I ris h quintet comp letely 1, -- -- - - - - - - - - -- -- - - -- -- - - - - - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , work at hand th ey f unction ed w it h McQueen, c.

3 2 3 s wamped the Illinois Coll ege bask- [ that same old precis ion that has Ga litz, g.

0 1 1 eteers by a sco re o f 37-12 . The game char acterized their game a ll season. Becker, g. .3 0 6 sta rted off wit h a bang an d O'Mall ey S umma ry: Comway, g.

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VIATOR PLAYS HOST ~~ Alumni Notes I:VIATOR SWIMMING TO BEST ACADEMIES I '-------~ ~ PROSPECTS MOUNT INCATHOLIC LOOP

THE VIA TORIAN Published bi-weekly throughout the scholastic year by the students of St. Viator <Jol!ege.

EDITORIAL STAFF .............. J a rlath M. Watson E di to r ..... .... J. Allen Nolan Business Manager ....... .

Thursday, February 28, 1929.

The Viatorian takes the oppor- 1 (Contmued from first page) tumty of . thanking pubhcly. through , long, the star swimmer of the 1928

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EDITORS ................ Alumni Notes in the G. Raymond Sprague..... . . .. ...........Inquiring Reporter state of Illinoi s.

Robert Tucker . ........ . ... ..... . .. .. Exchange Edi tor Tim e of Games Francis J . Brockman ....... .. ........... E xchange Editor The first round of games in the Ray mond E. Nolan.. .. ........................... V1atonana State Catholi c Tourney will begin at Edward F. O'N eill..... .. ........ Campu s Bnefs l7:30 Friday evening when St. Bede of Joseph Logan .. ... ................. ...Athl etic Department . Pem plays St. Mary of Carlyle; 8:30 J. Allen Nolan .... . ..... ......... Feature Wnter P. M. St. Viator of Bourbonnais vs .

Don a ld T . Laen h ardt....... . ...Feature Wr ~ ter St. Mary of Woodstock; 9:30 P. M. Ray mond Boysen ................ ...Feature Wnter Holy Trinity of Bloomington vs.

Mari ette Murphy .......Feature Wnter A.q uin of Freepo rt. Saturday, 9:00 Clarence Dempsey .... Feature Wnter i A. M. Corpus Chr isti of Galesburg CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT ! vs . St. Mary of Champaign; 10:00 A. Harold Rosen s teel 1M. St. Thom as of Rockford vs. St. E dmund O'Neill H erman Butte]] Michael Tito Patrick of Kankakee; 11:00 A. M. E lmer S h eedy .Tohn Ross St. Josep h of Rock Island vs. Fox Donald Anders on Martin Toohill Valley Community of Aurora; 2:00 P. M. Spalding Inst'.tute of Peoria vs.

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kmdness on the part of Mr. Jay this year. Besides the 50 yd. and Jerome Williams •. who attended St. !100 yd. dashes, in which he excels, he V1ator Academy m 1910. Mr. W1l· will swim the back-stroke. We exham s has offered to send to the 1pect great things from "AI" this librar~ for ~ne year. t he newsp~per I season, for he has even show n more

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the eloquence of the photographer to last year.

any fish story, simp ly seytds a pictu re ~ The first appearance of th e season of himself holdin g a 12-lb. bonita. for t he Viator tank men will be in a dual meet with the Y. M. C. A. of 1 Father Francis Lawler, '22, has I Ka n kakee, to be held her e February

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1 1 ! game to be broadcast. The Peoria er visit w he n he br mgs the Ro~.tt 1

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WMEB can secure the ai r at 9:00 Suncby evening the final game will be broadcast play by pl ay. An annou n cement to t his effect will be made befo re th e opening of the tournament Friday .

Preparations fo r the reception of t he competing teams ha ve been com-

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The Viator;_an is very glad to ~ nPeoria, Ill., Feb. 28 (Special) r. o"Jnce that the Rev. F. A. Sh eridan l Bradley College's track team will is r ecovering very satisfactori ly. irom 1 ope n the indoor sea son Saturday, a r ecent operation. Father Sheridan 1 March 2 at Milwaukee, Wis;, when is now stationed at St. Vincent's t hey meet Marquette University.

Orphan Home, Ft. Wayne. Indi a:•:.~ . ! The T ee h team, altho ugh handi capped with ah other a.lumnus, the R ev. F. by t he lack of proper train ing facil· McAulliffe.

Father S heridan ha-'5 ities, is in fair s hape for t he ..openin g

The above t it le is a combination of th e first letters taken from pleted and St. Viat or awa~ts th e also been teach ing Apologetics a t St. (meet. u . . openi ng of t he Academ y to urnam ent C~therine'_s Academy . Ma ny of . hi-e; I Coach C. M. Hewitt w ill ta~e. a mixJ

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the words Chicago Catholic Scuden t Conference on R eligiO US next Friday evening. ' fnends will be glad to know his ad- ture of veterans and t>ronnsmg re· Activities" with an ad ditional " I" inserted and a letter "C" om it- 1 dress : 2000 Well s St., Ft. Wayne , [eructs to the meet. Led by Captain ted for the sak e of euphony Thi s na me " Ciscora" is the pro- I' Indiana. .

Dave Owen, on of the best distance . . · . ' . , Peo1·ia, Ill., Feb. 28 (Special) - • --!runners in the middle west, Bradley ]Xl~ed captiOn for . th: official organ of the Chi cago Student Con- • Alberta Lei.striz, sophomore at Mr. Leon L. Drolet, H. S. 'ZO, has 1will meet Marquette on even terms 1 ference. Wheth er 0 1 not the name Wi ll be accepted IS, at present, 1 Bradley Co ll ege, took fi rst place in succeeded very well since receiving : m the d1stance events. Owen Gregg, a matter of conjecture a nd wi ll be decided upon someti m e in the the state oratorica l contest held at his degree from Georgetown School : Sutherland, Eddy, and Perry will aid near future when the votes from each school in t h e Conference McKendree Co llege last week. Miss I of Law in 1927. He has been, up ' Owen in the distance runs. Bradley are r eceived and counted at Loyola U . in Chicago. A g r eat deal Leistriz gave as her.. oration, "Lift ! until the present, practicing law in wi ll be comparatively weak in the of t ime was wasted at the February Co n vention in trying to settle Thy Vo1ce, Amenca. The contest t he office of the Public Administr:>tor, l dashes and field events w1th only a

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upon a name for the Sodality publicatiOn an d a s uggestiO n that girl, Miss Dorothea Blender. : associated with probate the m embers of t h e Conference s ho uld mail thei r votes to the Michael Delaney', Viator Man h eadquarter s at Loyola temporarily tabled t he matter.

The Bradley Game

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pretentLous indoor schedule for tbe Tcchmen.

Within the next three w eeks , Bradley will appear in the Michigan State relays, Notre D'am e re lays, and the Illinois relays.

Th e pass ing of " Mik e" D elan ey from t h e ranks of the s tudents of ·St. Viator leaves a vacancy t h at will long r emain unfilled ;

Deep down in his h eart every Viator man was brok en-hea r ted Werner Schroeder and South Metzer, wh en the fin al gun popped in t he Bradley-Viator game last Sat- yea, uncball enged: . For the past fo ur y ears the s tocky Iris hman and in addition has opened a branci'. na s taken his pos1t10n a s regularly as clock-work in each of Via .. office in the Volkman Building, Kan· urday nigh t. Adequate proof of th e general condition of over- tor's three major sports. And during "Mike's" last two years 1 kakee, where he is to be founti on wrought nerves was evidenced by the unfortunate and most un- wh en athletics were m entioned one instinctively and very natu r- Saturdays. Mr. Drolet will be pleased us ual chorus of '-'boos" and "hisses" which greeted the r eferee's all y t hought of the fightin g sa ndy -haired boy from Ch icago . to serve t he a1umm· anr1 r. 11 h.1s o,>h .,. decisions as the game drew t o a close. A lthough the greater por· fri end s either at his Cl. i .. ag<> or his t ion of voiced di spleas ure came from the small boys that crow ded In football wh ere h e h eld clown t he fu llback's pos ition, h e was Kankakee off.ce. t he rail on the running t ra ck a nd from V iator's vis iti ng s upport- t h e rear wa ll of the defen se beyo nd w hich no ch a rging back from ~rs, so me of the V iator stud ents t h em se lves had a hand in the t h e enemy's lines was allowed to go . In t h e offensive play, it was At the St. Viator-Brad ley game business. It i s g r a n ted, ho wever , t h at the strain of t h e cham- s:mply a matter of counting t h e y ards wh en "Mike" grasped t h e tlahsotse Saftouurrdayloyanlighftansw,erMe onpsrl~gn se:; . . . . bal l. A long gain frequentl y resulted· a s ma ll gain always could : pwn s h1p r ace as far as St. VIator was co nce rned was suffic' en tly b d . ' Primeau, Father Darche, Father great to sn ap the r eserve of t h e mos t calloused a nd case-harden ed • e cou nte on. Last fall, "Bnck" Young chose "Mike" to fill h is Francis Cleary and Father Savary. student. all-Conference fullback berth and Mr. Yo ung's word carries con- Mr. James Gallahue, Mr. John (Red) Th e Viatorians got off to a poor sta rt early in t h e season by s iderable weight m this league. : Daly, Mr. Gerald Smith and Mr. dropping t hree games in a row by very close scores, two of them In basketball, " Mike" pla yed a s f ew Viator m en ha ve ever William Nightingale were several of played. Always steady, ever reliable, he was an important cog the alumni of a few years ago pres· being overtime battles. lt took a winning streak of seven s tra ig ht . b th ff d d f H' d f . . . ent. And there were also a number confe r ence games to awaken t h e Viator students to t h e realiza- m ~d 0 e~se an e en s e.

IG e ensi ve play m his place as of the recent Academy ,lllumni who tion that they had a contender for the championship in their guar was a ways good. In fact, ll1 all sports the Inshman seem ed returned for the F'. C. F. banquet. m idst. Excitement rose to fever heat and every college m an to be ll1 the game s imply to restrain the efforts and to dispel the watched with bated breath the "goings and comings" of their exuberant sp irits of the opposition.

Call 76 touted basketball favo rites . The dopesteers hinged the Little Baseball evidently was his forte and it is directly responsible F IVE CAN RIDE FOR Nineteen Championship on the outcome of the Bradley-Viator ior Viator's great loss. His excellence in this pastime is evi den ced THE PRICE OF ONE ~,on test ... No small wonder t hat the Viator boys suffered a case of by the contract in w hich he so ld his services as a pitcher to the nerves.

And then to see their fightmg champwn s smk clown to St. Louis Cardinal Club two weeks a go IN A YELLOW! defeat before the onrush of a team that was, for a short time, M d f t d · No charge for extras. yet, long enough, a better and faste r outfit. Those last few . ay goo or une an s uccess ever attend yo ur efforts, minutes in t h at long-to-be-remembered battle brought tears to the M.chael, and rest assured that the record that yo u left behind at 1 Yellow Cab Co. eyes of the basketball men and h eart-aches to the large cro wd of VIator as an athlete, a s tudent, and a gentleman, will remain spectators.

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