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thP re~ :'i{'nir;r Class. Prof. C' .] K~·nnf'tly was On .January theo fifth, thE ReY. FulseJo:o(·ter} ns the ad\-i~or nf thf" Senior·s ton J. Sheen. 'l7 · Ph. D.. T D · nnted prog-res· for the rf"mainin~ colh:·giate year. The r>r.ltor. and author of the l>c>Oks 'God rlonat!r,n tif•k.::L~ Sr-nior~ t~>el \'l?ry t• )rt.unn.te- in securing :tnd Intelli~t>nC'tJ ', "Relig-ion "'tthout thl'! sA.n·ic£"~ ot Prot. Ke-nn~·dy, tor, as Ciod'' nnd "The Life- 0f All Lh·ing-", formf'r ::\Iode-rator of th~' t 'la~s c•f ':?6. preached tn what wa~ perhap::; the hi>'~ cf!ort~ WE're the chi•t cau~,. by !.:"rPatest crowd that '-'''et· packed Holy \thlr-h thi!'l po:-:ition wa~ n.:s<·u+--,J from Xam(· Cathe1lr::d. Chka;..:-tl. Th t: oCC3.$ion
t·cr·h •1 thl'lr tickf.>ts before th~ qua;:::mire of a nominal atmn:-;ph+'rtin•llf'.JHions
College ~and Makes Its First Appearance
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nt>wly-org-anizt-t.i St. YhHor Collef:"t' Ballt.l \\a~ ~wcmded n.. tremendous 0\:t.ttOn a.t the St Yi \tOI·:\Jilhkm ba:sl..:t'tbnll ~.une on thE' t?\enln!:' of J.tnu~u) 10 For the I n \llllllt'l'til'n \\ilh tlH' Kank·kC"\.' fu·$t tmlt· Wlthm the memory ("'If the ("h,nnht~r ll( ('\'11\\11\N'l't.'. St Yiator Col-
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Oille:-<t ,..tut.lents now at Yiator. the hu~e h,"t.::t' will tH-~:tHiZt' :.t ::\'h:::ht ~l'lln~ll In g-ym ec..·hoE"d and ·e·E'c:hoE"d the mu:-:ical K ;t nknkt.•t-, pn1Yidint:::- t'l'lllU!,;h p~·nplt:o 1 stmins nf an accnmplishl'd band lead· t·an bt' st·~·un·~l h' takt.' tiH' Ct'Ul'st'" to in~ tht" plaudits of an t:-nthusia~tk stu· mal..:t· tht' Ulllh•rtnkln~ \\"tll'th whih.•.
\\as the annual rally nf the Holy :\arne rlt>TH body. That the band and Its. me-m· Full l'Pllt:'~t' cn•tlil will lw !.;h'l'n in n Sflciety in th('l ..\J'Chflioct>se-. The distin· h z·s had a g-rl:'nt influe-nce on the out· numht•r p( il~>lltlia 1 · an1l \"<tluah\C'
und~r his dir+>r·tion the- nfriN> a:..:ain as· sum"-'d the lmportanc•~ and the duties pr-imal'ily anached tt) tht· po~itinn of )Jnd~ rator. Pm!. K£-nnt·il:• has always t.•·~>n intPTbtf·d in sturlPnt actiYities.
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As he said, their atfonl t., be proud of their initial W<lnl~ n dl'g"l't\l'. lr·~s workt'r, aH his many colleginte acti· task Is tn fi;..:-ht ag-ninst indifference. Hhowin~. 1'iw Yiatnrian Staff is nWt't·l)' ('•HII'Sl':-; whkh it is prnp1•~l'1l tt1 ,..,(. \' ili~"·s will kstlfy. Tlw ~ronir11·s, .L:"ntt•- to f'Om1ue-r· hy nw:1n~ of the apostolntc, l':XJWt'::..-sin~ the gene-ral fl..'eling- o( the- ft'l'. 111 l'hk:ll n ttHl h::tnkakt:'C', ful nf his af'f-~"'·ptan~·~·- arP nntldpating pr-ayt>r and ex:lmpl('. Ilt.. 1l('mo nstrnted ~turlt>nt hody in (•xtt'ntll!lg- to tilt' hand E:\'til.l.$ l l-l:ht•tnric ltwltuh·s th"-' '"'' r i•·111l of tllf' <·.,J!f·g-c ar•· an al"liv•· hai!-:\"l·:u· un(lt·r his ;.:uirlanl·P hnw Godl+"~s tht' waywanl rcli .1do n~ :ttHI and Its ablt..• itoallt·r lht• hl'c.ll'tit'st of cnn-, pJ·inciplt•s and IH';n•tkt•l-J (If l~•,tnpPsitlon. philo~ophir:.~ an:. and (flrti!kd his lis· . :..:r.ttula tinns. _\ pfll't"\'i:\tlnn nf 1\odl'l"l1 l.itt•r:tt Un': t•·ne-rs against the errors (lf this ""'"' ,\ ~tutly of lht' llllld •·n l·:u\·npt'au nttd 1mganism. .\nwrlcnn writ('t':-o . \urota . Hloom· Following the ::)crnwn. the TI.f'\', .-\t a r ('r·nt m•·•·tin~ ,,( tlw lllf'lllhtrs J>~\t'Tlll'll{;lt Y l~ .. rnanl .T. Shid, D. D., '06 . .-\uxilinry •f the c:(llh•gt• l·ligih! .. to pia~· in thE> J li:-:hop o! Chit·ngo, ga \'(' a Rhort ad· !'r·ninr T;;t kPth:dl L•·.tgll!• plans Wt't·r· drr·ss. nncl endPtl thf' ~f'l'\'lcc•s with ~nl· nhtnin .t fnlr n·at!ing- low\\h•dv.· nf t!w Th1· Xntional t'apitol ""''~ th<' sc,·nt· furlliU}atr·tl :tnt! 1.•-..: t·Utt-d f,.,. lht• ~h·1· .. ()lhf'l" P ri .f l'" 1nn Hf.'nedtcllon. nf the ]llth .o\nnuaJ )!t·Piin~ O[ thr· l•'l'l'lWh J:tii~Uagt'. 1 nl In thl alumni of thl"_> tinn rof t•·am~ and the pn )ul·ation of D r . ~ h er n ·.., Oth e t· E n g-a:.:L' Jlt (' ll t !-i .\nwrican t'athnlit- l li~t nriea l .\s~ndH· j ,\1.\1' 111•::\L\'I'lt'S- ~LH'\'~·y of .\ILtht'· tlH~ seht·dulc for tiw st•'l.;on, In tht tlillfllllll'l'd that YaluDr. $h£'en 1s alRn "ntm~ a st•rw,.. n! lion on DN't>ll1ht•r ~ 7 antl :!S. It mt'l m;tti{'s and Its ;tpplk:ttit~n tn mod~·rn c·oursl' u( tlw m•·•·tln~ Uu· tnllowing ttn al'tielr-s in Th(' ':\'£•w \\"ul'ld on the Jll'tll!lt•ms. A]g·oiJr<t. ll'IJ..:"tlll\lttH'Il'~ 'l'h•·lr c,1ptain~ w1•r£• UttlY t·ll'rtr·d "Fat" t'arcnn('Ul'l't'nt 1Y w 1th tlw J\nwriean Catho· t·t..·ur•· tit•· tht•·•· · · Xt·w Pag-anl!-im. Among- his coming- en· lie Philo~rphic·ni .\s~n(•I;JtHon rtt tht' <t t JtJI!cnlit•n~. rr>l_l. ".TI•t•" Logan, ''f'wf'Ck • .\tHl• n•on, ~..;m.:Pnwnts is a retr('at h • will pr€'-ach Pl'l~l.!(' S l 'l•:.\lo\ I ~G ••.Jnn" Jlunt. "Ed" (l"~t>ll. '' Tnm' ' .l''•)X, at the Con\'ent or tht· l'Pnacle. ('hi· f'atlw}k l~ nh"I'I'Rity nt .·\nwri<'a. l..t•ad· ".luA" Hon~ and ~lart:v " T ohill Tht' in~ Catholic histn t·IHns of till' country and th•dunutllon ;JIT tllJ;I'd In j·aptain~ thr-n !'lt'IPt·t .. f! tlwi,· tP;.ttns hy f·ago, this month fol· <'lttb women. He and many oth£>r sc·holnn~ lnt•1·estetl In t 'u lu '..; l•, \\' h h-h ~ ~ ~~ ~- g, . O H~· •·t·d rr drawint.r numhl·rs and tht·!l <"hoosing has also ananged to pr{'ach L('ntt'n tlw WOI'I' of tlw otxnnization Wf·n· <.It· 1 ' h (' I'C 1 ~ S u rri c i{'o n t D e mand tlwlr Jllay .... s In turn nt·<·ot·dint; tn thf·ir :o-P!'monH in :'-:E>\Y Yor·k this year, and lntf't'{•d to lts ll1C'f'tln;.rs. Among- tlwm { 'Ol\1!\-l i•;J{( 'I•: l'rlndp h ·!-1 nf Al·t·ount· this summer he will )l'"('t.u,·c at Cam· wen· J·eprcs<•ntllth·t•!-1 r 1·om many uni· lng: l•'undnnH'lltrtl IH'in<· ip h·~ of dC'I'ount· t·•·'-JH"<·tln· numb ·· r~. hrillg't' Uni\"CI'~lty In England. \\ lth all \'('I'Hit.IC's and C'Oii{•gt•H. ~t. VlntOI· ('Ill· lnL;" in all tiHI'l' typt·H nr buAillt'~M. thf· De· The Sc•nior L•·at.:"Ut·. as ~"~'lllJl•lst•d of this. Dt·. Sheen tE'a<'ht•s Ap ~1log-Hies at h•g-.- \\rt~ l'(•p!·t·st•ntNl by tht· tlwolng-y H u HlnP~H P rllwlph·~- Clt·tH•nd prlnc l· .John H. ! dght tf•llnl!-1, will play lWI! 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THE VIATORIAN
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THE VIA TORIAN
Tuesday, January 28, 1930
Campaign For Funds
Alumni Notes.
(Continued from Page One)
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Published Bi-Weekly Throughout the Scholastic Year by the Stud ents of St. Viator College JOHN W. STAFFORD __________ ............ ______________________ Editor-in-Chief LLOYD 0. WARNE ....................... -----------------------M a naging Editor G ILL MILDDLETON, KENNETH C LOTHIER ___________ _____ Athletics BERNARD G. MULVANEY _______________________________ _____ Alumni Editor J ARLATH M. WATSON __ ____ ------------------ ________________ F eature Write r H. PAUL MILLS ________________ , __________________ , ________________ Feature Writer JOSEPH LOGAN ---------- ---------·-- ·-·------________ Feature Writer ROBERT TUCKER -----------------------------__________ Feature Writer G. RAYMOND SPRAGUE. ......... ----··---------------- lnquiring Reporter PATRICK M. CLEARY _____________________________________ Campus Briefs RAYMOND M. BOYSEN ____________ __ , _______________ ___ _____________ .Viatoria na Circulation Department JAMES R. HULL ROBERT G. DOYLE JOSEPH E. GRANT VINCENT CRAWLEY Subscription Rate : $2.00 per Annum Adiclress All Correspondence Referring Either to Advertising or Subscription to The Viatoriar>, Bourbonnais, Illinois E rutered as Second Class Matter at the Postoffice of BourboiUllais, Ill. Under the A ct o f March 3rd, 18 79 .
BUilding Acco mmodations The R ev. J. G. Vein, C. S . V .. Pastor The building comprises the living of St. Martin 's Church, Martinton, Illi· room, reception hall. dining room, three nois. a nd f01· many years Professor of ~leeping rooms , main bathroom, add!· French at St. Viator College, r ecr-ntly tiona! first floo1· lavatory, kitchen, and hono1·ed us with a visit. the specially design ed recreation room in the basement. Th er e is ample closet Louis B. Spin e ll i of the Frederick B. space for g uests' w1·aps, linens, cloth· :V.,rench Company, New York City, lng and storage. There is a beautiful sends Christmas greetings to all his brick tenace off the dining room which olcl friends. is an unu:sual and exceptionall y pleas· ant feature. The base m ent is laid out During the Christmas vacation Den· so prac tical that , in addition to the re· nls Murphy, '29, and John Smith ,'21, creation room, it affords ample provi· both of Kenrick Seminary, WebsteiJ"S sions for laundry room, storage room, Grove, Missouri, paid us a pleasant coal and boiler room. visit. John served as Sub·deacon a t the 'fhe Reception H a H, Living Room a ncl Solemn High Mass Christmas in his Dinin g Room home town, Manteno, Illinois. The "Pride of every Host and the The friends of Harold Co·s tlgan con· ~;ratulate him. On December 21 he was united in marriage to Miss Caston of Dallas, Texas. The ceremony took place in Chicago.
dent lead ers h ere n ow than, let us say, at any year during th e last eight, but that doesn't mean we h ave no such leaders. In recent years individualism was often\ the secret of s uccess, with the excep tion
perhaps of athletics: a few fin e journa lists, a coup le of brilliant writers, one or two ou tstanding debaters, an embry o dramatist, a h o,pe-
ful poet, one o r two- with unusual social or manageria l abilities, all
oF these stars d f the first magnitud 1e formed a brilli a nt constellation, Now the h eavens are n o t so brig ht in individual luminaries: but the s ky is lumin o u s none ~th e less-and it is du e ro co n certed action o f
the lesser lights. More men write for The Viatorian now than a t a ny oth er tim e in r ecent years: th e debating teams have more cand idates than ever before: and lastly we see the band, an essentially -co llective grou p, functioning on ce more. Mass production , collective activity, for better or for worse, is the grealt American1 rage todlay. The stud ents o f St. Viator Coll ege are acting as a unit n ow fairly well , a nd t h e on ly criticism a nyone might bring against them that they are unable to parry is that they alre not acting quite enough as a un~t. We must follow the leaders. Everyone knows who they are. . If you think this editoria l on praise of the band has d'egenerated '':to a serm<:>n on_ Coll ege Spirit, you h ave deduced correctly. SoidJsant coll egJa•te mtellectuals may superci li o usly stigmatize a ll m en tion of college spirit as h ackn eyed a nd puerile. Alright-they are as e_n~lt ! ed as _anyone to think and write n onsense-but the danger only hes m lettmg coll ege sp irit itself become puerile.
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Harold Pfeffer visited at the College of this trio of rooms and "ve can assure you that artistically, architecturally recently. and economically, no more p leasi n g re·
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THE BAND; AND AN OBSERVATION There is only one thing wrong w ith the band : it doesn't appear often enough. The initial performance a t the Charleston game should h ave beer.! •followed by a return at the Millikin game. The College According to the seasonal cards of Band is a success in several w ays. It has been d emonstrated that there is musical talent on the campus and sufficient initiative to g l·eeting, we find that John Conlin, d evelop it into a valued asset. The fir st P'erformance certain ly w<a\5, who attended school h ere in 1925, has in a sense, a niovelty, but the reason w hy half the student body w er e1 joined the ranks of the Benedicts. gathe red in a semi-circle a round the band, during the h alf was not Station KTSA of San Antonio, Texas, solely that it was a! novelty. Th e 'unusual interest shown by the stu dents makes it clear that inte r est in valuable extra-curricular activi- has been broadcasting the programs ties will be aroused if the studen~ts a r e spurred on with e n coura ge- ot the St. Mary's University Trio, of ment and capable leaders. Many are inclin ed to believe that the Gol- which Leslie Roch, '27, is a member. den Age of Doing Things is entirely a n cient history a bout the cam- J\ft•. Roch, who was an instructor in
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Jioy o f every Guest" is reflected in the ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - artistic values and the comfortabl~ ac· commodations perfected in the reception hall, livin g room a nd ·.lini;,g room. A great deal of careful atte-·' ltloa r:... r]e.
Samuel Shapiro, who was recently su it could be obtained. admitted to the bar, anno un ces that The living room is designed in keep· he has e ntered partnership with th e ln g with the effects obtamed hereto· J. Bert Miller law offices in Kankakee. fore in only the most P.:~-·ctusive resi· dences. A specially designed stone manHomer Knoblauch, '25, has accepted tel and a natural fir,.placa I~ centered a position with the Associated Press on the south wall of t h e rcom and nt in Chicago. His good work with the the same tim e affni·d:n~ a jurlicious Journal·Transcript of Peoria well qualf· use of wall space. fies him for his new employment. All walls in the reception h a ll, living 1·oom and dining room are canvassed John F. Ryan, '26, formerly of the a nd starCh ed to preserve the beautiful B loomington P antagraph, ha.s given up decorative effects. This method also elithis posit ion to becom e sports e.ditor minates un sightl y cracks and aifects of down·state ath letics f or the Chicago a pr ,u ::.:t·.ll cconomv in up k o:e p The Herald· Examiner. starched walls carr~' the usua I accumu·
ppus:
Compliments of
lation of dust or soli but future deco· rating m erely requires washing and re· starchi ng. The d,ining room is exceptionally well arranged and spacious enough to per·
mit a CoJll'plete su ite of furniture with ample room entirely ~u·ound. the tahl e for serving. Another unusual and important COn· ll·ibution to the lasting and. artistic St. Viator Acad emy last year, is now value of this trio is the lighti ng fix· tures. teaching at St. Mary's University. We- have had one l")f th e f')remo s t Joseph Bolge r, '22, has acce pted a fixtur e manufacturer-; of the country position with the Brocl< Candy Com· designing original mode rn crea tions in !'HlllY o f Chicago. lighting fixtur es th e past few months to obtain just the ri g ht effect, and f PCl John Con ley, a. Fre.s>hman here last confident that the results are an o u t· year is do ing bookkee ping in the Chi- standing achievment in this lille The cago and Alton o ffices at Bloomington. d1·ap ed crystal set in the dining r oo m is ent irely ne'V and a fixture or this that the name of R ev. VVilliam F. K eeofe, '06, appears on the (Continued on Page Three) Diocesan Board of Education recently appointed by Bishop Chartrand of In· able pos ition in the eyes of his fellow clianapolis. Fr. Keefe is Pastor of citizens; and those who h ave relied Holy Cross Church, Indianapolis. upon his staid judgeme nts dee-ply feel the loss h.is death has entai led.
'"'e observe
Th e students and fac ulty unite in sympa thy with Brother Eugene J. Me· Ca1· thy, C. S. V., B. A. '28, upon the
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was well
Th e Rev. A. Furman, 'SG, Pastor of
kn ow n In 1vrontnnn. fo.- hi s active inte.- St. Cas imir's Church, Chicago, for ~ l'C'S t in civic n.nd ft·aternn.l affairs, and nearly thirty years, di ed on Decembe 1• ~
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who
has
is g.,-eatly missed by his parishioners
Another ait1n1 11 us
~"1 u1·e sorry
t~
Th e deceased,
how ill s loss is Ct> lt nmong his many labore d earnestly during his priesthood ,
1
an d many others whom h e served.
vhose '
c~eath we
to announce Is Francis J.
Quinn, Acad. '84, of Pe01·1 a. As
a
'l'o Father John F n.rrell, C. S. V., '16, poli- Th e Vlatorian wis hes to ex press th e condolences of his fdends upon the clea.th of n cousln, Mrs. McAt·tle.
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.\Llt'E .i\JEYNELL, A i\'LEMO IR By VIOLA 1\IEYNELL With n
rare
sense
The Inquiring Reporter
sn.ttsfact l on, seems lll<e tho occu p a nts we r e besieged
of
with n mingled feeling of regret at hav· by n h ost of litlle Imps: but uncle~!' th e Jng completed so beautiful a life·sto,·y,
gall ant
and
r~nd a tender r egnrd for lH'l' whom \\'e Canol!,
h:n·e ~tud i ed
r-
so
interestedly,
l eadership
\.Varne,
or
Bul'ly
HP0r~.t·e- which
hnn·owec1
glance in retrospect
able stro k es and common st r ategy.
the
varied
d~pest r espect, admiration, a n d love bl ame
the
majority
or
students
T have t·eacl. The tale IH
thC'
lrgendary
althnL!gh
the
history
lntr nat of
the })lay is not historicaL Macbeth
\Vith Exams upon us, we ca n h a1·d ly for
is b l ockccl. Dm·ing- tho visit at
castle,
Lady
ence of the write!". he1· daughter, Vio l a
urges
orde1·
to
l'elicve
the
he1·
~lernell. The close con necti on of mother stress nnd strain of the student body, ch i eftain.
husband Macbeth
to
mu 1·der
surrenders
to
the
temptation, and
the book and the. author makes it a
B\liTOughs Addin g Mach i ne Co., stali n g
edy begins. He becomes king, but tor.
monoir
that one st ud ent "Ham'' Hamilton by lured by remorse he fancies that hl1:i
intim ate
and
This quality detennines tor who can
read
p erso nal.
our
attitude, name. has kept the Corporatio n worl<·
the book a nd n ot ing ove rtime to meet with hi s require·
no
with
the
artlaUc h~u·monl:r.e
genc-·ral
qucsllon
of
being
abreast
of
the
time!-:! In this selection and they furni sh
H on. ti n g System
immecliately his tl·ag·
a nd Ec(uipmen t
the
maximum
of
comfort
economy is the' hot water h eati n g sysca l
staff
has
PI'Ovided
the mo st
his tenure of the throne. l-Ie pl ots and
nomy.
The
owner
Is
of
;: ~:~· b:;~, ::~~i:~~:r ~~~: ~;;~~~:t:l~: 1
Even though we lost a h ea ,·tbrealcer
with
the lain
)f hea l thful and satisfactory heating of
th e conciseness of the
::l:):>r~~~i=~~~:~e foint~~~:s:u:::l racllitate ~Rit a Muq>hy, :~3-The c~~neclles a1·e
scientific
a.ssu,·ed
which are incoq>o ,·ated fol· t h e pull)Ose
quit
~tyle.
apron
all
a.
en ameled , designed with
our
color
In ac·
speciflcatfons,
combination,
in
equipped
heat regulator and cabinet style
suffe-ri n gs a r e clue to the Insecur i ty of "'lstent with the principl es of sound eco· with Indi vidua l power unit and porce-
his su ffer in gs In creaser!. The swift n ess
all
full
The m echanical refrigeration Is pro·
of R(·tion and
Let's
the
vlded by the new Improved "Frigidaire"
w or rying.
Exams.
Is
ad·
delivered
fol'
co lor
va.nct?cl equipment on the market con·
Alice, an d th en with the woman, the the
complete
tern. The research WO I'k of our techn i · ha.'le compartment.
mother,
daughter,
sink
a nd pleasing
foremost
the
Th e
which in sures the ownOI' of a dwelling co1·dance
ments, but that the paclcages will be carries out othe1· murders onl y to find
with
the
'£he gas range Is the famou s "Clark·
instinctiYely sympathize with the gil'l, and
with
white enamel ed ".:th combination fau-
O n e o( t h e mos,;t important features Jewel"
his place
and daughter, between the subject of we hnve l'ecei ved a telegram f 1·om t he very
keeping
course of the
Macbeth
MnC'beth. who is also ve r y ambitious.
In
in
theme o r th e entire project. There Is scheme- or the room.
1~:~ an abundance. of diffused light which cet In Chromard permanent :mel brll-
On the mind under the guiding influ· raJ Delivery Man to make his calls to camp u s.
One.)
poRse-sed with an Intense longing for greatly enhancea the beauty of the sur- liant finish. It is also equipped with a powe1·, but t11e path to this amblllon ro un cllngs. double lift-out stra in er .
toward her c l amor for J)l'imacy, forms being I mpatient waiting- fot" the Gene- klng's our
Pa~c
'32.-"Macbeth" and l end a char'lll and el egance that are ed In two-tom· 3·coat enamel work to
1
from
finally overcome, by a se ri es of remark· rlf Scotland.
over
Hunch ,
Fat IH my preference of the plny~:~ of Shake·
Log-an
tconlinut"ci rr·om
~ln d living room aJ·c co n !:Jiatenl In sty l e flcallons. The casework Is also decorat·
the- :-ilagC''! Ra r h nel l\1.
down this rnemoir of Alice l\Ieynell ancl s:ccnes in \Yhich sh e m.oves as the centrnl figure. An impression, in which the
re
b1·ave
'l'orchy
l n.~' n.nd Puff Romat·y, th e vast h ords were
we
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tocllon from wcalh(·r Ia provlded when the ran is not In ur~e. The kitchen cabinets are ot unuauai :::>C~Ic:::=:::>c~~' ====>l~~~K:== kind hel·etoro,·c h111:1 onl y been ac lccte'l quo.llty and specia lly tlesfgned fn acThere has be n much att raction on Quesllon:-Whlch oC Sha l<f'Hpearc's fol' the most co~ ll y oC ,.el:lldcncca. the st?C'oncl COJ'I'ido·t' ho1·c of htll?. It ploy~:~ Wlltt l cl you p l'efcr lo ~oE' upon The fixture~ for the rec~pt l on hall cordance with our own exacting apecl·
Campus Briefs.
It Is a
lined box.
safeguard
of
accom plishmen ts heal th and a practical economy as well.
this complete residence achievement.
Sr>ec i a.l R~rreation 'Room Feature The
front
h alf of th e basement is
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teem. With Mr. LeGallienne we say: to Illinois Wesleyan last Saturday night the stude nts that accomt)anled th e "The to-uch of exquisite asceticism mo1·e easily interpreted and conse· about her seemed but to accent th e senr team were in good spirits. Our gan g qucntly are more lik el y to b e succ ~ ss· sitive sympathy of h er manner, the showed them good sports m an ship and ful when put upon the stage. I believe
In a d clltlon to th E"Se outstanding featurea, we use the famous ·~Ideal'' Red· (lash, together with an ' ' Ideal" auto· malic gas ,vatel· heater providing hot water storage at a minimum of up·
manner
keep. This combination has proved to out jeopardizing the arrangement and
of
one
quite
humanly
and
plenty o f backi n g. th ough we all were
th is t 1·ue of all the comedies with the
ner d esign, center lighting fixture, etc.
This Is an ideal all purpose r ecreation room where one may have the privacy and seclu sion o f an individual den with·
sim ply in this world with all its varied bubbli n g over with excess vim vigor, exception of "A Midsummer Night's be the most durable, practical and eco- refinement n( th~ regular li ving room. interests and yet not of it''. One of her and vitality, everyone reported for Dream", " Henry IV", and "Henry V". nomlcal possible to obtain. Pcl'f'ect ed Bathroom Equipm ent visitors, after attending a gathering of c l asses. Monday morning. No casualties. Th e former play exist ing as it does, The Hitchen One o f the most outstanding f eatures
-
Mrs. Meynell's said to a companion, "I feel somehow as if I must go to church
ty
and pray." It is this sJmeth in g so spirituelle mingled with real hum an qualities that b egu il es our a ttention.
'ito
Eve'~Tyh:o'u'Hsee~. 1• 1t~ ~:alt::ees
of this residence i s the specially design· eel bath1·oom and equipme nt. It com· pri ses a modern style recessed bathtub complete with shower , rod and curtain , genlun e Vitreo us C hina pedestal lava·
Pictures of t h e g irl, Ali ce Meynell. cile.. Hey, Spud! audience. But it is the tragedies, es· of your entire h ome . Every modnn tory, el aborat e medicine cas~ with Vedevice of the finest quality Js repre· of the wife and mother, the "pencilling The Senior League of the Collegiate peciall y ''King Lear" and "Macbeth", sented in this Important service unit netlan Mirror, and a reverse trap mamma'' as George Meredith has nam· Dept. has been creating much enth u- that I should like most to see drama· of the modern home. closet comb ination. All plumbing brass
-
mostly in an imag-inative and fantastic 1 A pest has been routed out on the region suffers when brought close to Htohnalte time 3econd floor, a pest, that has a cat for a playmate, and who is desirous of in· 1·eality. F alstaf( or the latter plays, in saved by efficiency In the kitchen his rnassiveness a n d p olity, utters 'VGrds . h tJ·oducing the cat into everyon e's domi- of wisdom that are lost on many an means more time to f"nJOY t e comforts
ed her, the friend, the critic. the poet,
siasm amo n g the student body. ·with
l !Hl the essayist-all t h ese. a r e painted
good teams in th e l eag ue, w e can
.on lhe canvas
N ::;-irlhood
of the mi nd.
To
~ i ght
th e look forward
tized successfully . All the fu1·y and hor·
riblene~s
in
"Macbeth",
the
deeadful
The floor Js covet·ed with ge n uine in- goods are in Chromard perman ent finlald linoleum in pleasing pat t erns with
to plenty of thrills and battle wag-ed both by nature and hu· individual borclel'. The lin.Jleum Is laid
o( Alice Meynell belonge h er spills, especially when the "Green Bay manity against Lear are c el·tainly on cushion tread 'Preludes". For these she mel'ited the Packel·s'' captained by the ''Great Fox·· material for massive spectacles. hal'dwooc~ floor.
::tpprobation of John Ruskin and Fra n·
and
::is Thompson.
hews do their stuff on th e harclwootl.
HeJ· husband.
Wil f red
ably
assisted
by
"Chesty"
Mat·
Meynell, was a wl'iter also. Jour-nalism th e constant occ upati on of both. J1he "pencilling mamma" is exceedingly
"Rube" Hickock and his yearlin gs, . have ben practi cing every morning m Viator's swimmi n g pool. The most out· ntere::ting. We find her wrapt up in standing candidate hails to the name 'the work o f the mind". Her children's of "Tiny" Vaillancourtr a bi g and strong
IRS ,\'as
)(hers are amusing. To b e sure to at·
i\Iascari n o-Of
all
the
A
built-in
the
ing research work is the adoption of "Porstelain'' tile walls. This product is
Cln
wit h
re·
superior to the ordinary ceramic cl ay
ventiiatine
the one I would most enjoy see in g in included in the acted is Othello. Not because i t presents any p ossibilities for magniflclent stag- to d o away with ing because it doesn't; but because 1 This unit a l so has on the interior so believe that it is the most pu r ely dra·
helped many a fair damsel get a g ood "Leal·" ,
Th er e "The
is
gl·eater
T empest",
p oe try
ln
kitchen equip ment, use In ordinary homes, bE"ing u sed only whe 1·e unusual wearing qualities were cooking odors, et c. demanded. a solid metal door that complete proOther Important Stru c tural Featu res A ll walls a !·e in sulated with Rock
souncl and fu ry of ambition screeching Lath,
afford in g
greater
set"'lceability
:n his ea l· rather than to the melody
than ordi nary lath.
ract her attention they w1·ote letters start in the wateJ·. "Tiny", a l ong with "Antony and Cl eopatra" or a "Midsum· o her, adopting a severe tone toward Furlong, D oy l e, O'Connor, and Hunt mel· Night's Dream". But the poetry
made by the concord of good deeds. I have never h eard Oth ell o acted but
All floor strips are set on c1C~\C~I"ning felt fot· w und·proofin g.
1Gr writing. Alice Meyneil, after h er are the nucl eus of this year's \•rltlng and family. valued h er friend· ming team.
t seems to me that I would not meet All interior woodwork trim throug h· with t h e sam e di sappointment as in out the building is hardwood.
swi m· of Shakespeare's plays is the precise th i ng that l oses 1·ather than gai n s by
\,hips most highly. And well might she! ;uch an array of really intimate friends
stag('~ presentation. How many times :\Jacbeth. The b eauty and the greatness On l y c l ear Oak a nd Maple woods are lion we find that we ca n readily ag 1·ee had I read that immortal passage in of Othello does not depend so much on used for flooring.
Llone points to the character that must
with her ':Rhythm of Life". The sub·
been h er s to inspire such love an(l
L<lmiratlon . Among thEitn are numbered he most not ed literary persons of the
things w hi ch, had w e but thf> insi g ht, we could easily observe ourse l ves. They
~ lme.-George Meredith, Francis Thomp·
•nay be
them clear to us. "The Color of Life·".
:on n.n(l Brownin g. VVith Meredith we
"Macbeth"
beginning
" Tomorrow
and
ject-matter of h er essays is often those tomonow, ::tnd to-morrow" down to:
~ on, CoYentry Patmore, Dic~ens, Hen· ey, Katha 1·in e Tynan. Ru skm, Tenny-
obscure, ye t
its pur€'ly dramatic
All windows nre ,veatherstrippf> 11. The finish hardwa 1e is of
t!J f.!
ld g-l~e.st
"it is a tale it . the conflict of p ersonality. What quality. Th e front entrance 11oM i s Told by a n idiot. full of souncl and conflict there is h ere,-a conflict ex· eq uipped with a "Jimmy-Proo f" Sega l
thought renders
fu ry,
te1·nalized in fiery, stirring, Jiving dia· lock.
Signifying nothing."
"Hearts o f Cont1·overrsy", "The Flower
How I
of the Mind",
despairing
"Th e Sp i rit of P l ace"
its poetry as on
Element, that is, as some Cl"itic defines
Iogue. This cannot l ose by intelligent
relish every word of its deep, mournfulness.
And
stage
presentation.
Think
The
building1
is
finished
com plete
ot
t h e with scre(>q')s, shad es , c u 1·t ain rods. etc. what , speec h es be-twee n Othello and ! ago in This concludes the p 1·incipal features
H I as though w e were walking "on were ot h er publicatio n s. Thus by a said I to myself, would it be to h ear \vhich he subtly ensnares that n oble and we assure you th e buildin g i s com · elcsUal heights " in being brought into retrospective g l ance at these picture~ this l ament made sweeter and wilder sou l; between Emilia and Desdemona; plete in every respect. •O close and p ersonal a ssociation wit h we can formulate some idea of th i s and sadder played upon that melodious Desdemona and Othello; and In that hese literary li ghts
.n'
C.
over
"Macbeth",
Hl\'e
D~·
M.
Another achievemel"'t of our en g in eer·
base
Sh~l<espearean plays I know I believe versible feature of. exh:l u:-,t ani~ intake til e. a nd, therefore, proved too costly for
life lifeguard. It has been said that h e has malic.
tltempts to ])r eal< into that inn er
rrn£
J\lt·s.
felt
ish .
which
1erolofore regarded
from
.1('ynell,
is
the
critic,
an
we
havP
afar.
Alice
inte•res tinf'
truly great wriler.
inst1·ument. the human voice. How the ten·ible
b etwee n
Emilia
and
those li ving chords.
sp E'ars will yo u find suc h utterl y g rip·
\ ·V!1en I heard it, the actor, who was ac·
pi ng dialogue that nails your h eart to
chann counted a good on e. a nd perhaps was,
the page? In the hands or competen t
.apcct of this always interesting char·
into consideration the p1·esentation hy
ctcr. \\'hen once ~he has stamped her
the
.Jlprobation or disapproval on a piece
mc1 intimacy pervades the book , that uttered
·t
is not ea~ily withstood. Yet Intimate as casually, a lm ost indifferently. Perhaps
llle1·ature, she, remains fixed in h er
c lima.x,
Not only d o we prize "Ali ce Meynell" notes of this threnody would tremble Othell o an d Iago. \ V h ere else i n Sh ake· fo1· its content. but we must also take and quive1· upon author
Viol a
Meynell.
A
those.
divine
words
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quickly, actors it would seem to m e a breathless
Dinlons. "In all h err criticism whether
i t is, we freq u en tly firid that we cannot
r liCe-, or of art, or of literatu r e, Mrs. ilcynell has remained infl exibly faith·
penelt. r ate into the mind of Mrs. Mey· pose a man such as Macbeth wou ld, at nell. \Ve have pictures Qf her: we know such a time, swe ll upon his words with
that was realism in acting. I don't SliP·
ul to IHinciples \Vhich are so clearly nd spontaneo u sl y the outcome o f im·
her; we l earn to love and ~t,ppreciate the b 1·ood:ing, passionate melancholy her. Yet we often ask the "why" of that 1I h ad hop ed for. But neither \YOUld
•ULse and imagination as o f a stead·
things. An example is that of th€'1 OC· 'any man, oth er than a Shal.:espeare, be
thing to listen to this play.
Pl anes , Lines and Surfaces i n space .
Not that the1·e i s no poetry in Oth·
ello. \Vho can f orge t Othe-llo's heginnlng,
that
$=peec h
Di(ferenti al Cal c u l us-A st u dy or th e
of principles of diffe1·ent1ati on as applied
to functions of one or more variables, "It Is the cause, It is the ca u se, successive and partial cllfterentalion, my soul ," 1·ates, maximum and minimum, etc .
Those
grave and
splendid
speec h es
SOCIOLOGY-El ements of Sociol ogy
'\st j ud gement. Th a t is h er time's cl ebl cas ion of her conversion. \V I'} at·e mere- capable of such words at any time. So s u ch as "Keep your bright swords fo1· -The imlivfdual and th e group. Cons U· o her", He-r p oems deal with religion. Jy told that she entered the Ch.:rch: whe1·e is the use in in<::isting on real· the dew will rust th em". Th e 1·e is tution of the family, munlcipallty, n·e, nature and any thought or oc· we do not follow her from her first ism·~ At any 1·ate it was all l ost, that other poet 1·y too, that whirl wind p oetry county, state and nation. urrence
vitally
nenouncement"
interesting was
written
to <tt
he!'. inclination to the complL•tc acceptance- sense of forlorn desolateness that seLs spoken by Othello, that is wrung !rom the of Catholicity.
Often again
we would every word a t1·embling as a cold Aut·
his heart lik e d1·ops of bloocl.
Social Order and Social Rerorm-Natur e a nd constitutio-n
lme of h er co n version to the Catholic lik e to be ab l e to trace actions from
umn wind shakes the st1·icl<en l eaves.
"My h eart is as a stone.'
ellgio n. "Other Poems'' and "Later cause to effect. Yet reserve can , p er· 'oems" appeared as volume-s contain· haps, account for this lack since it was 1R within them series of beautiful one of Mrs. Meynell's outstanding oerns. :.\lrs. l\Ieynell's insight is, I traits. yotwithstanding this fact we 'link, really ,-emarknble. In her essays are most willing to succumb imme-
Lost fo1· me, too, was the inner spiri·
I stl"ike It and It hlll·t-s my hand".
of social orde 1·,
Current social reform. Sufficient app lica tions
have a lready
thi~ spe ech that Macbeth saw the stern
cou 1·ses in ve1·y wal'P and the woof o f the play. It English Rhetoric, in Public Speaking,
light or hea\·en shining upon his bloody
has not that remot eness than some
tual climax of the play. For it was in But this poetry seems more close to the be.en
received
to
warrant
ot and possibly In ApJtreclation of Modern
life and all its vanitl €s. And In that the greatest of Shalcespe.:u·ean poetry Literat ure. Any Information about t h e charm of moment he l<new himself fo1· what he has, remoteness who$'e beauty can be Night Sc hool may be obtained by com -
·e find that in sisht well displayed. She cliately to the beauty and lorceu Into the depths of things and this book. It is Indeed a more than blo- ·was-a fool who had walked upon the savoured only in silence and meditation, municatlng either wlth Mr. Ed. Galla"lence drew out many of the subjects graphy. It is, as the title suggests. a beauty of his soul for the bauble of a and consequently it does not l ose by hue at St. Viator College, or with t h e f her essays. After careful introspec- memoir Frances M. Clancy. crown, an idiot who had listened to the stage presentation. Kankakee Chamber of Commerce.
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Bowlers Again Active
Evanow lvanitch
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Wh
rtJh
f·
lma~rtrmtl• ;t,
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dl{lt-~
b}' theo vu•('l:l t-XI)f'rlt"nces ot thE' !n.!'llt w~·l<. lrxk f1.~ht t•n the dltv~rin~ win~ CJ( p,•~rtutu~ an1l wE'nt off into fhP rf'..JO O( pUr.P ..-xtrn\ l~.lOre 1ft>
r
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inner-. ta.k •. g ln~t
on the zf'ppe
p,-tzt~
, TJ!t"l·l"' rt hn.J etlrnpletf'd it~ jnUr· atnd w l9 llf>.'-'ct"njlln~ on th.:::, nlltl-
ow 5mr~ exam, ar(· in the air we do declare it's only fair, givl" you hints and reasons why you'll •ure get by if you but try.
!o~ky
mf'tr,l-.OIIs wh("n thf"
t
lik••
---::---
duud
Thl!'l .. wt(ll}· mo,vinl:'
fnrm
8flJlrf)o:U·ht•tl
~hlp
tlw
incrE<a!'ling
::---
,-elodty.
wa~
HE>
to
lo~t> consclou~ne~~ when ,·e-ry abruptly,
A Seco n d Semester "faux Pas". Shr-ll e llc• th ere! !-low's your Math? li e-No t bad. I low's your Anatomy?
~J('rt>~sl we
''f'lj!
about
r tht• h
r.
~h(st
"' nlge "f'nl t !nO lll!lrk In Hll'\' tlf
wu-~ ul~o fiut,-~tanttlng
with
nnd .t ... it c:lmt~
azinl.! rlpidlty
r
thf'
k.
"
f11h ,.hurx
1t
on
f'••h• \"f':••klf' J lJM 'l!!lt :-:hurtlt>ff at .\It •n vn Pt•t•• r.,Jf.•d n•nulrk:\hl,.. flf~ln"fl twk'-• in 1 n ht
~:loud·
When the professor catches you with a pony. say, "It's all 11 tr nwt lnwrpho...,HI it~-u·lt fnt ' an :.\rmy right. Prof. I've got a horse licen•e." He'll get a. big kick out df it. ur •·:u.:lt·~ whn ~wnrmf'd around tht• Zt·pWhen you are stuck for an. answer try something like this-IH'lln Ilk•· a pla~u.r.. nt lc•<·u~t~- ~·lon Wrll, I'll trll you Prof. The Recap itulation Theory or Biogenetic tht'ir huge hodint ~tru(·k ag-a.in~t thf' Law ,. very cleverly co mprised m the succinct postulate that O n toship and !HIC('PP<lt•d tn ~ma.'(hlng- It~ pro ge ny io a recap 1tulat10n of Phylogeny-This is usually sufficient ly pt•llor~. Th(•n tlwy lnvadl·d ttn~ llvln~.; co nfu si ng to be convincing. :-~alnn lt~(·lf Ivan hC'a.rd Eckenl·r·s shrill A suggested question for the Drama C lass. Critici/e the "Get th ee to a Beanery" sce ne fr om H am let, giv- volct> r xhnrtlnK thP J>.:'\.<{:-lt>nJ;f'I'=" to leavt• lhf' falt·ll Yf'~Ht•l an(l l'(>sor't to panl· ing your reason for considermg him a hamlet rather than an omec·huH·~ for· Haft'ty. "'lth a !'l'ickt•ntng let. (as the French pronounce it) . A Valid In te rpr etat ion from Shakespeare When Macbeth says "Out Out brief candle" he is refering to lht· plant' nnd t·X]>t>rlencf'd the mo~t J1 pol~wl.nl tt.rror aH lw teH hlm.s€'1! that storage egg they served him in the banquet sce n e. atura y it dropp,ing down, do-wn. with nn eYE,'I'made h im mad-who wou ldn 't be?
In
tln})
"" o! hi~ nu t"s. Thf" perfnrn
h(><':l.me
1 m~ 'Y •la.rkPnl•(l n~ It h:r an ~·nnr-. oil"'
t•ad
tt-f>
\Ill("
fo~r. hPI1}" \\hO n€"U '('d th
~t )'
r0
rr
rt>(
rt'qu••:.ot~
that aln trurn Jllthlbhint:' th(' t''-:lt't
hut m04itP.tl)
r
I
count. r't·lP ~a)~ that L.addu ''ll~ w~lng l:lut-, hi:-t h•t ll nr hi~
nrt•-t llli~ht han" ht•t•n
tm,in~
~t
lirllJ>Jlt 1 It~ lnitlnl J::
\'i.t(llr,
rl.t'4ht•d .\ )1<1\\fi"(U\ \Tr rnol"t• n•mark.tl1h• l.arkln n·m.n·k~. ho\\ t''\"f'J', that no-itlwr l'nUbl hU\"t• dnnt> ltr.HIIty, Thl• lwu \lt-tndt•!" put tlw I mU1'h Wnl'!oit' n•ganll•·-~ ot tht' ball tts•·d I• f'k in tht• rat Sl
In
L:trkln, wiHJ St'\"t•nll mnnth~ ag11 madt• "'ll"Pn~u~t fl\ :tn all timf" \#Jatnr n·cvrd or ~67, watt lt•nlhly orr form
(til'
tht·
tournam• nl
In tht• r:lt·~
t•
Lnmhard, ch•(t·rttllu~ ti!Hllt,
- - - : :- - -
he
llra111Py nlppt·d tht' Olin•.
, \flt•r lwlng !'llil'('f'~sful In in lht.• Hilent judgment that two faln-'r and
mortal~
nobler
had
bet>n Set'n. '\\'llliam'!'l \"'l<·t.·
~onorous.
\'l:1tur·~ f'lwrnplon~hll• hnp 1·11 \\rre , ~ldt·rahly 11·,..~ tnda~· nrtt•r It~ •ldt• ,I
\Yt·~ll·ynn
nf"'\"E"r bt"(nre
lllhwiH
wn.s
,·!(>tory k~<pl
!-!Oft
und
Satunln)· n\:-ht
\\'t•Mh·ya n In th 1• 1 unu
"Do you inclul,:t>", ht• a~k~d.
Excerpt fr om Compositi on-H e hit me o n th e o n e.
sus]>ended
between
hE" rt>piiL•d, with an lndlf!l'rent sht·ug
or
... t
St. Vlutoz·
.................... &
H• -a vt-n and €':l.t1.h. Then the brisk Jake
the ~ho ul (h.•t'H and un eyt~ fixed on tlv·
11/lnoiM \\·, ...... l~·yun
th~;:> windy c ity caught hold
C'lly's biuned and dusky skyline. ""\\.hat
~hurtldr
hn•ezc o(
Universal Romance Language-! Love You.
rtlon~.
floatt.'d
or the pa1·achutt.· and carried its bUI·- do you ~ay It we Illay then", CQntinut:d
;\Jiltlkln
den wt:::~twanl at b l't:akneck speed. Chi-
Br-ttdlt>y
back-a dirty cago 'M ~ky lin c burst Into view; Its sky!-iCratx"rs became prominent, and a larg~
Bill HOftly. H e ~o~poke like a cat playing
.2 I • t .•.•• 2 .. ................ 3
with a mou:-:~c. "Don't ('are If I do" , :'llonnH>Uth 1\·, 111 retoru•d, this tim._.. with an air Eurf>ku
....
daa·k towedlkc building grew suddenly of a lm ost evident annoyance. Bill help- ~- TN~ch t-rs large before him. ed him to hi~ teet, and togPtht>r th'"Y Stu tf• Normal The thought r·ushed into his mind walked toward the 8Cene of his rect.•nt ~:-.:;. T('ncht•rs
---::---
At Th e Creek Restaurant. Wh at a re you laug hing for? For m y liv e r, why? Guess I'll try it. I ordered some an hour ago.
orcht:>.~~tra,
that he would be smashed against it8
tr·lumph.
It-on sides. By a trick o t fortune, how·
had brokf;'n to1·th Into that enchanting ""e!-;t('rn Tturht•rA
ever.
ball-ad, "Ten-niH for the million thlng8
he
wai-l
lifted
up
by
a
sudden
p
\\.1"
.-d frnrn lht• chJU1lplnn!'lhltl path \\
tlw pn.rachutl• cau.Kht the air, opl:nf'd, gaz in~ l"ignlflcnntly at thl' clay court. and brought it~ pat-~scnger to a relativ~ [\'ans phltgmatk t'OUntenancE' !iO!tt•necl ('urthn""'' ~-top . .l<''or ages and ages. it seemed. into a cryptic ~milt•. "A!ter n fu.J:~hion", Knnx
Preside nt- If you fa il yo u a re in danger of su spen s io n . Student-Wel l, I'll be h a n ged!
~J.tU
Tht' f•"alll
The
meanwhile.
Lombard
l
.t
Tt.•aclwrH
Rt.
t
g-u~t ot wind, onto its root and deposit· ~he gave me". It was an evidc.-nt libel 111 ('olleg(• Napolean l m Exile-An Extract. Th e aged e mp e ror was bound h a nd a nd foo t, gagged a nd cast ed ve1·y ~afe ly and gently into the on Hill's amateu1· n·putatlon. They were Mc·Kenclrl•f• h eadl o n g into th e murky darkn ess of a sub t e rra n ea n cavern. The midst of an ama.zer.ul and admiring- now on the court; they shook hands NnJ1.h Central e ntra nce was th e n bl ock e d . For a long tim e h e la y th ere motion- throng who had been watching h is and reth·cd to their positions. Th e balls .1\I()unt 1\l orl'l~ -----less. Then w h e n th e footste p s h ad ,died away . h e lifte d up his he a d , phenomenal n pp1·oach with consterna· and rackets wer£>- now brought forth gazed weari ly a b o ut him, a nd groan in g within himself, excla im ed: tion. Everyone was soon at work in and Ivan war-; pr~HentNI with a. c:hoice . ....-==~IIC==><IC"'"===>cl the re.susclatlon and accomoclation of Hut lo! and behold! \\'hat a queer sort "A h I int o what a- b aseme nt I h ave fa ll en".
---::,---
this
Bawl-room-A p a rlor in which corp ses a re k e pt a nd w h e re fri er.ds o f th e deceased m ay gather to talk things over. table c h a racter-Anyone who sta ll s aroun d race-tracks.
liitrange an i val.
perspiring g u est s
I
inquir e d . ..
ow w h a t do you think of my execu-
ti o n." They looked at me w ith an expressio n of in effable boredom . " \ Ve're a ll in favor of it", they said . ---::---
A ba·acer of malted milk revived Ivan
The balls,
to
SU{'h
Book - Rack
L over''-The
story
of
a
l ad
extent
that
cogniz.;'lnce
of
he his
was able
to
surroundJngs .
who
shaped
a
ping-pong
w<-re ot celluloltl, and
too,
a
.::=J""
paddle.
Th!• lid S(>nlc)J·
1-1.
obtalnNI a
nrl(•d
~l'fvwn
wh(•n
on
('arroll'l-4
J2- I l
vt·rdlc-t
ott
1 Tut• fl: "Hhutlt
ovf'r· fi!<h
gazing at him, like a lion- O'N"eii'M "(~Jantl-4", Th(' ultlm<tU· \'lett
the l\lorrl$on Hotel he beheld, beyond
... .:;,..
lh(' admiring- tlll'ong that waited in at-
"Ready," \Villiam warned as he wound
''GiantH" m:tdf" n
tendance on his person, a most stra nge
up
In thf' laHt pf•rliJd only to ltf•t· th"' J.:'UI
and unext;>pected sight. something that
~:~-rinned TYan gamely, and he staunched ~lip rr·()m thf•lz· handH when Monah
had long lodged in his mind a!-1 a rlesire mo~t worthy to be desired and
him!'ielf to withstand the onslaught. Out at thiR JWecise moment as it to
most
di ffi cult
ot
fultlllment-it
wa~
about
formally
Lf·agw·
.January
\\'3.."1
oc:=:
... -
waH
pe-el it. Jt was too late to back out now. \\.illiam
for·
to
a
comp lete
pounce
cannon·llke
the
'on
h er
serv<-.
deznoralization
prey.
"Yeah'',
In
white .clay,
hotde1·ed
with
green
sod,
111
ba."'ket and frN·-thrt 1w HWUJIO\\'f·tl th• momentary 11-0 IN\d. the Heclm rl gam£•, Tmn
In his
"Packer.!-~"
tailed
to
F,ox a
w
tar-r·
mixed in its dark urn an event that and round tht·mi-tf·lvt-!-4 on thf• t1hort "' hai-l never failed to disconcert mortals o r a 8-1 verrllct.
its reflecting surface. The court was in
to
us~·. For n tall gaunt man, arrayed in
this
white. dashed
at his
back and forth
dPr-tpf·ratf> MmPJ,:t
80 had planned a really mean trick. It had against Jim Hunt'H "Hrokf•n 1Jrum1
found
lightly
held a 7-0 INHI at lh£> halt, but t
case
nothing more or l ess than a court of he !ilill had some- contldence l ett, fate
h appiness and a wealt h of knowledge amid dusty volumes. "Paradise Lost"-Concemin!l a woman w h o ate h e r husband out of h ouse and home. The canto entitled, "Will the app le fall be cider" is like moonshine on charged waters.
like
·m"' popped In his hand when he grip-
From the depths or a Morris chair on
and resplendent ln the rays ot a sun that scintilatted and dazzled from all
Bo oks \Vorth T aking From The Library "Th e
its an or racquets they we1·e,-ot solid wood, and
takE"
Of course they were a ll amazed when I sat down t o play. Ethyl whispered "Don 't m ake a fool of yourself n o w J o hn ." "Can he rea lly play," inquired Cw!adys innocently. "Of course not. He' s only goo fin g", exp la in ed gassy C hl orine. But I was determined to give them th e surprise of their life. Without further a do, I broke forth into th at h ai r -raising mazurka from "The Barber of Sevd le" Th e room was as quiet as a morgue when 1 finished. Turning to the
Arter all
ill wind that blows no one some good.
desperation.
chanced at
The third C(Jnt'·Mt, hf·tw,.Pn Toohll
pncarlou~ moment to look down
For
Ivan
and Andr·r~(... n' "TI'"rrll 111 Swedt· ..,", turn,-d oul tfJ hfo a rf:'aJ (,
wonder ot wonders,
reE-t-and,
fr'()m one stde to the other, returning he round himself "sans culotte". Yes, with deft stroke.s. the smashing drives just aR ~ure a~ you are a nut tor ~ad
".\IIdget!i''
fa.qhfonf'd thriiiE.-r. In u gttmf' fe.atu1
''Dead Souls''-About a girl that traffics with the so les of men. This 1s Florsheim' s best. "1\ ly K ingdom For A H orse"'--The despair of a student who is
perceive fascination light up his eyes.
starin~
stranded
and passion grip his frame as he stud-
the mld·day sun. Ivan's tlrst thought in the bu(·kN to tak~· thf· ga.mr &--~.
iecl the careless nashing play of this
wru~ to make a dl\·e tor his Russian
four seats from the right answers.
"The Light That Failed"-A young man sh ines in th e ballroom but fai ls in his studies. "Eli \'\ ' hitney and His Cotton Chin"-A tale of pugllism and
knocks.
h ;.ud
"' he-~ ot
c-hildi~h
with
E\·an
avidity.
Ivan and
watched
one
ing this slt1 ft. out
nakedly
and
hold on
your Palmoli\·e. you
your
Lifebuoy~
"Little Fairy"?
lvory-membrance
S.."'tid
the
assistants
and
they
floor. ---: :- - -
th~t
in
dropped
of
m..1.n in convel"S.'ltion. The OJ>portunity
your
last
wa~
not long torthcomlng. Tilden's two
in thP" fH'""rtim~· and d('(JPpi•d
him
on
01
Joe Hoog'H "Da fffJdll1f' t.an~h·d wi
werf- tigh tln"" hard, and tht-y
he wears them". "Xo metal can touch you".
a...·~k
"Just
the man who
owns
thl·lr to~>-& t,..y
k~>pt tt
thF·lT f>arn~
t.h~ W~'-""k lay 11 FOx . ThF:- •r;tant-
The final gam,. ()( tWI'-.,.n
O'XPU
anti
oppont>-ntS. worn to exhaustion b:r the ont". Ivan·~ mind was working !a.st found thP rang .. a tritlf- W.H.m""T th:t ft'artul pace, gan· up finally and re- for a ~....Jutlon. Eventually an Jdea Jlt the "Pack.,_~·. and th"' 11-; .cvr tired. Tilt.len himself. alter answering up hi~ countenance, and he put it In ga ... .,. th~'m th~'>lr tint vktury wht
the
long
th~
running plantJn~ thfi- f"r,..x m,:.n tlnnly Jn ~t root wall ba..'"'"'ffi"'nt with twt) l'f..,teau and no wflt!
to\Te-l. and made his way directly to-- and hurled h!m~lf out Into space. This wa.rds Iv-an. Soon th€y were engaged ~x~rtion was too much even !or his
I
in
~,n ..·en:ation
thenl to pby the "Halitosis Blues" - t h e gargling fox.- trot other
soothe$ the 5.;.\Yn.ge breath.
thf'm tJNJ at .J all. The "mill~~'>ll't" r lierl
singular tennis player. tl\·an knew by red pants. But then he despajrtngly re- LO'lgan'!-1 "Ali·Am,·rlt=:tnH" and rmPrl;~ his style rather than by his feature~ caller! he had lE-tt them in the pa_ra· ,·ktorlr,..u~ by a 13-"1 N ... unt. P.....-Jth t~n
---: ~ the vocif.,.rou~ cro~-d by a engaging !'IWift execution. \\~ith "Drop the Subject". yelled the doctor. You could see that he bow. wiped. hls glistening brow with a bound:3 h.,. ran towarrl
A.sk
brazenly
T. Tilden. He eagerly awaited the mo- ruston and chargin to thf- crowd's crowd on ment whtn he could engage this great boisterous comments. "You just know ness.
Pure Castile
nttenlpt. He--Say! you 're not giving me the Colegate. are you? She-G'wan l \~ ' oodbury that joke. It's old.
wns. sore. "Righto".
his shapely ti""d ~ .-,·~nly that thf' final gun tr,uJ
he beheld
could shankles bert-aved ot their vesture and
that it was no one less than William chutf:>. )Jeanwhlle he listened with con·
- - - : : - - --
99 44 -1 00 f(
He--t\lny
of his opponent.
with
\YhUe- th
and in surveying each
undisguised
exhau_¢tf?'d bod}·. so that ..-ery suddor:-nly h~ t·· und himself awake and sfttL"l.g
admiration. bolt
thron!rlng bystanders sens-
upri~ht
in bed.
IT o
Be Continued)
The I.;ag-u... ha."' run lltJn()t",thiY ! Thl! gam~-S ar..- Jrtartfni:' pr•,rnpth
tar.
th~
play 111 dt:-an and t:t~.t an4 L11 "'Xr:t?ll"'nt. Th&o JQV!"
ticlatJn~
j CT'{,WdJJ
J Jn:""r~t
In this
t~
IT
(.;{. L.~ w~n y~a.r·l'J Leat(u~»
111 tndi(.:aUve or ttv:-
.,~,
THE VIATORIAN
9}· Tueoday, January 28 1930
Page, Five
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their fo urth straight conference victory __ ~, eoach \"Vally R oettger's \Vesleyan 1\Io nday night, Januar y 13th, when An othe1· trophy \Vas added to the 1 ltic ivt crushed the hopes of the I11sh !or they administered a 32 to 19 drubbing 1930 collection Friday night. Janull(r n undf'!eated sea.cwn Saturday to the Eastern Illinois State Normal a ry lOth, when the McAlliste r-coached .. Jght, January 18th, at the Me morial Teachers quintet. The Viatoria ns jump- quintet captured the scalp of Hank ~ ~ -ymnasium in Bloomington when they ed into an early lead which was re- Gill's 1\Iiltikin machine. The opposition ~r topptd the ! o ur game winning spree tained throughout the game. It was a put up a stiff battle but cou ld not overt the Irish, 23 to 14. Th e game was complete Viato r victory, even though come the lead or the Iri sh, who had a heart-breaking defeat !or the local th e plo.y at times was rather ragged five point advantage at the half. and ~ ,~ oys a." they had th e Me thodists com - and r o ugh. The officials called very f ew who were seven points to the good
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Iri."h scalp by h'>lding th e sco ring twelve being used by McAllister alone. Hol scher, with three baskets and one tree throw, and Van Behren, with three baskets and two tree throws , were high point men of the evening's entertainment. Captain Evard was again a marked man, being only able to garn e r one t'ield goal and three girt shots. Much !avoQrable comment was passed by the spectators on McAllister's shock troops, who rendered valuable assistance in the evenin g's v ictory.
~partment to but t'ou"r points In that .,.nod. Th e McAllister lads put up a ondert'ul exhibitio n a nd were truly !orlous In defeat. Th e stellar Bill Mee· ~U1 :~.n, the dashing Joe Bake r, and the 1uch heralded Fritz Rhea were all ~·: 3ld to one field goal apiece. Wesleyan, • r her victory, climbs back again Into t· ~ 1e titl e chase along with St. Viator, radley and Millikin. First Halt:-Romary dropped one In om the sidelines to start the cannonling. Baker tied th e count s h o rtly
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unable to fathom. Th e game s tarted out in high speed with both squads searching fo r flaws in each othe-rs' lin eup. C lothier and Romary started the fireworks by breaking up two of the Blue's plays, while Charlie Smith, Millikin's dynamic little forward unleashed the attack of the visitors. Furlong came through with the first field goal, almost sending the rooters into a frenzy. A few minutes later Cas sidy gave the Irish a boost by sinking . a beautiful shot fr om near the center of the floor . Millikin then threatened once or twice to score, but w e re unable
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Pa~e Five) First half:-Betore the echo of the .~ T THE ~tA..JESTW reff-rer·'s ope ning whiHtlP had dJ ert out, Romary rln?.zlf·d the visitors by break.Jan. 26. "This Thing Called Love" the basket. C lot hier, continuing to keep lng thr·oug-h their de!r·n9P' and scor1ng w ith Edmund Lowe and Constance Smith in hot water, put up a great exthr· f irflt ba:-s.ifel tyf the tuSSPI. A minute Be nn ett. ThrUJ \\;th the power of its hlbition o! defensive play. Romary, In his eagern ess to keep the )!ill ikinltes r/r two lalf•r, Cl othier ,.,..a.<J fouled and dr·ama--<lream with its poign'a,.n,.tth lo,.:~ from scoring, unavoidably went ou t via
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tr·ec· t hr·ows. Fur- nnd mad jea l ousi es-hum ....... !urth~> r impetu s catchy tunes, weep with Its emotio n s the personal foul route, and was re·
placer\ by J....a.ffey. Th e fa n s had a good by swl~hlng the net on a tast play. and laugh with its keen comedy- laugh when Referee Karnes ca.lled a H.f.lmary rnn the count up to 7 by chalk· what a picture! Added three acts of jump ball between big Jerry Holscher ln g up anot h PI' free throw. Th e enthu· Sunday vaudevil. and little Charley Smith. Holscher hit flia~m ot the t;.Lns m ounted to a higher .Ta n. 27, 2R. "Roman ce of Rio Grande" t h e h oo p for two m ore of hi s famous pitch when Viator's m an to man de· wlth \Varner Baxte r , Mary Duncan and s h ots and also garnered two fr e.e ten He proved to be impr('g n able w h e n Antonio M oren o. \Varner Baxter in his lhrows. Kan repL:1.ced Cassidy at guard thf~ Teachers recovered t h eir wit9 by most appealing romantic role, Mary a nd gave a good ex hibition o f swift gainin g possesHion o f the ball. Van Beh- Duncan at her best in her most pas· fl oor \vork. r<'n pull ed hi s teammates out of th e :-;ionate role, 1·em embe ,· h er in "The ;r..r·ro c l a~m IJY col lecllng o n a fr ee throw. H.ive 1·"? A love drama of the Mexican C'lot hi C'r blew two gratis tries a t the border where men know how to love hQOp, but Evard made up f o r them a nd fi ght! !-ihortl:v afterwards as he d1ibbl('d Jan. 29, 30. 31, Feb. 1 "Holl ywood tlwough for a be.'l.utiful s h ot. The Irish Revue" with an army of stars in cl u dagn fn proved the s tre n gt h o f th eh· d e· in g .rohn Gilbert, Norma. Shea rer, Joa n fense by not allowing the Cl1a1·lesto n· Crawforcl, \\'illiam Hain es, Conrad Na· ites ev<> n to come close to the basl<ct g-el. Bu~ter Keaton. Chal'ies King, Ani· f or a pel'iod o f three minutes. Th e ta. Page and cou ntl ess others. See and p:ttience of the visitOJ'S was fina1Jy r e· hear Norma Shearer and .Jack Gilbert warded when they were able to si nk co-sta r in a modernized '"Romeo a nd their o nly fie ld goal of the first half. . Julie t" s kit, Ma1·ion D av ies makes her KaiT r eplaced Cassidy, and brolte how as a song and dance comedienne through fo1· a pretty shot fed to him in the revue as "Tomm:•l Atkins on hy L affy. who had been substit uted Cor P arade" with a male ensem bl e of sixn o ma,IJ'. H olshce,· replaced Furlong at footers as a dancing bodygua rd-;-B oy! c·Pnte l' and soon co n ve1·tecl Laffey's what a treat! Let's Go!
wi1lc free throw into a field goal. Char· F eb. 3 , 4 . 5 , G. "\Velcome Danger'' leston made a few vai n attempts to with H arold Lloy d. The king of lau g h· 3 ;)~.~~~~~t::u~)0~~ ~~~ ~~:r:o ~~;·.e their ter in hi s first "Talkie" . Underground C hinatow n in San F rancisco provides Second H alf:-The pl ayers came back the settin g for th e " gags'' which a r e wi! 11 l"(·newe(l vigor nncl a s plurge of g uaranteed the se nd chills racing thru fouls \\'H~ call ed in 1·apid succession the blood of even the most anaemic upon both teams. Evarcl, Laffey, and picture fans. Barbara Kent is Lloyd' s Holscher, in turn, boosted the !lrish n ewest leadi n g lady. ('a u se hy <·aptu l'in g th eh· sh;ll'e of gi(t F e b. ?, S. "It's a Great Life" with !'; hots. HoLscher made a bid for fame Hosetta a nd Viv ian Dun can and Law· when h e scoo p e<1 three Charleston l'ence Gray. Th e Dun can s isters whoop
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Hamilton, who had gon e for Carn ey. Th e n ew men took their t im e in waiting f or the brea k s which gave Laffey t w o bask ets, a nd KaJ.T one. K arr 's shot was 'simply g orgeous' , Laffey's w er e of the fa mous " sleep er' ' type. 'l'he box score: FG FT TP St. Yiato1· Evanl f (C) .............................. ! lfamilton f ................................0 C;:~t·ney f .............. 0 H.on1ary f ................................ 1 La((ey f .................. - ....... 2 Furlong c ..................................1 O'~Ialley c .. . ........................ 0 IIolsche,· c ........ 3 C'n.~sidy g .. 0 J~arr g.................... --· ....... 3 Clothier g .......................... 1 Christman g ...... 0
C1·ey's first all talking pictm·c. Hear the voice of the old \'Vest in an a.ll talking picture packe d with t hrills added the usual three acts of Sunday Vauclevil! Feb. 10 , ll, 12 . "The Laughin g L ady" with Ruth Ch atterton and Clive Brook. " The L a ughing Lady" a power, huma n drama play ed against a backgro und of s m a n modern sophisti cation!
g u ard ing of bot h teams being a f eature. The fra cas was atte nd ed by a good s ized crowd, who were k ept In h igh sr:loirits by ~e l ections (rom Viator's n ew ba nd. .
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w ith Rudy V::tllee. No Don Juan , AT THE L U]'; A no Casanova, no Villon, eve r thrilled Jan. 26. "Senor Amel'i cano" with Ken the world to the depths of its r o mantic M aynard- Wow! H e re 's one you can't hear t as does this blonde boy singer, beat for ACTION. See yo ur favorite now acclaimed the wonde r s in ger of the sta1· in a c olorful drama of the days screen-Hear him s ing "I'm Just A when Ca liforn ia was young. Th e1·e' s Vagabond Lover", "A Littl e Kiss Each punch in eve1·y scene! .Morning " and a cycle of new song hits Jan. 2'7, 28, 29. ''Th e Love Racket" accompani ed by his Connecticut Yankwith Dorothy Mackaill, Alice Day and ees! . S idn ey Blackmer. "The L ove Racket" som e call it a man's privil ege and a Feb . .10, 11, 12. "Footlights and Fool s" woman's duty . But you'll find a n ew \\'ith eoll een Moore, Ray mond Hacke t t and Frederick Marcl1. All talking-sin g inteq)retation in this great drama. J an. 30, 31, Feb. l. "The Painted Ange l" with Billie Dove a n d Edmund Lowe. Here is your cha nce to see and hear everything about New York night
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p oints to th e f as t growing score. C hl'istma n came in for Cl oth ier, and Evard was replaced by Carney. Th e Pedagogues atempted a 1·ally b y s inkin g two baskets and a fr ee throw tlwough the net . Holscher was given a big h a nd by the f ans whe n he was re· placed by O'Mall ey. Charlesto n con tin· ued the r a lly with another bull's·eye. Laffey and Carn ey tli ed several lon g s h ots, but w e re not able to connect. Th e T eachers became desperate. in th e ir attempts a nd M cAlli ster rushed F urlong, Cassidy and Romary into the battie- to replace O'Malley, Ch r istman and
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