St. Viator College Newspaper, 1930-04-04 by Viatorians

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ANNUAL RETREAT APRIL 16

Number 11 .

FR IDAY, APR IL 4, 1930

Volume XLVII

Debaters Win Five; Lose Three Two Non-Decision

Clancy, ' 22, Dalrymple, ' 27 Report to Camps John \\'""

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The Bergin Debn.tl n g Socl{' ty of St 'tnd b 1'-Ch til dl.tm oml ('h lr l('-. Atlh ut thcu Sllll oo !ot th t' ti g ht to h o lt..l do'' n lhf' Yiator colle-ge trtumphed o\. ct time honored 11\ "'h. ~ t .uquett<' Unlvcn 11t"t h~\...,( po~ttlon rm !\l ttnn~t• Ru"h .t'ity, in a dual de-bate m ?\tilwaukee, The- out<"Ol1H' o( th e f!l<'ndl\ rhalq bC' )larch lith nnd m BoUibonn~u.., Mlt~.. h l\\N'n tho t"o ,~, , compehnt \ oung 12th. mLn ..., ~t mnttet ot ~IL..lt conjcctUie

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bout \I b.ltned .ln etrh lead on point"' wd \\ 1"' &"lll.!:.fied to H">t on hi<; 'l.d\ant1.ge \\hlle Phil sho\\ed nn desire It 1"> not genet"\.11; kno\\n th•t the to '\\re"'t It fi Om him • .fhe l>e<Jt bout of the e\emng C--'me l tte \\ \ltet E<..k(.l"'1.ll at r ne ltme o. oac.hcd footlJ'lll ..l.t St V •a tot Colh. ge ne"\t on the. card \\hen Hatt Ba_o:.,..,tna <Vt er fuuslung school Lt thA l nnet.!:.Jt) tingled With Unc "ood:. Doth men came out fighting and neve t •..,lo\\ed up of Et-h.el "ali l< ccvtetl the po "!ttlon l "> con<..h hPie \.nd held tt fot ..,e, Although VVoods \"\'\. S twi ce rlo\\n fot l Since thdt time he ha-. c.o untr;, 111 the hr ... t t ound he !OJ ced the ua } e"l t s fight all thP tnne H J..Vln~ go.me d been a const..'l.nt !t Jend of Vntot Ot... <:>orne I ec;.,pect fot c tch other m the hi ;,t (.. t">tonall) -.. i<:> tlng the College and offi tound the bo)s took Jt a bit easter 111 <.. tllng at gnd game::. H ence St \ • ta tht c.<.cond The thil d 1 ound "as \ e t' to! College JOin<:> "Jth the spot t " o!ld f rl.">l ho\\ e'el Both m' l' ., e l e do'' n mel :C(..hel..,clll 9 g • t..~tt ho<:t of ft tend.., .... ' ' • ..,e,etal ltme.!:. but ah\a)':> came back gcne l dll\- moUJning the de<t.th of thJs

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Peters, center and most ,alu able pia) er m the St Vntor tou rney v.as p1cked on the A ll st1..r team AI thOtJgh but a So phomo 1·e t h 1.:; young ster has ably filled the vacancy left by the graduatton or the mighty Voegele

In t h e last issue of T h e V inton a n , t h e photogra p h tnlll !ted "St Vta.tot \ cad e my B.ts lcetba ll T eam " s h ould lmve bee n d os tgna t ed "St. Viator Coll ege Ba ':l l{etball Team ."

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The VJO.lOtlan"> rld.Ul 111 !-Jur out of th,.,. tt\t.. f'\~n~ m whch thP} wrre en t t .-d roll rtl'"•g t'\\0 thtrd plares and three f.>urth place:~ In thf' 100 )ard ft r 'it) h.. ' \ I t lor ftmqhPd third and Courth The entirE lnsh ... quad cum po~~ll or Fl}nn Furlong Ot..onnot and \'l.lllencourt S'<l"'e a '\en god ac~...ount ( lht-m ... ehc., dlld C"Onsumcd quitf' "\bit ( nrrg, m fit.,htlng the angrJ ..,a,~s Furlong and Ya111encourt becau"e of Lh It h.u U\ cJn..,tJtUtJOns bor.- the btunt uf tht lor<\.1 Ltt'l.rh. and r<.cPhed tn .... ..,.,ot tmt.nt r f med"l.b t 1r therr E"ltt...rte; \\ Jtht.\ d \\ P"lt..).ln Bull of knox '\PII..., of 'Iac.omh tnd Hankm:. of \Ill il.m \\t're the l:ttar petformet~ m the mE::et \fuch cterltt tS al:.o due tJ the numuous S\\-tmmt.r& "ho fougat des peratel) fur thetr alma. matet.::: \\E-lls or Macomb \\hO \\Oll tht: 50 )atU free ">t\IP C\ent m :!7 b est'l.bho::hcd a llt'W r con etem.e tecord o! 27.2 In the pre \lmtn'l.neq for the "arne e\ ent 'Iuch mterebt \\as ..,ho\\n tn the ( an ...." dn-m.; cortte.!:.t' or both the liter nnon and e'en1n~ :.E-"lq Onb Hanktnb of M!lhhin \\!llnet ot the fane\ dnwg (..O ntest v.tth nn \' t-r'lgE:: ~ f 79 05 te· t..elve<l a big OV1tJOn fl om the ranb e v et' time th'l.t he ~..onJpleted one or the t:ight

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ears ago, but s h owed little s 1g ns of should offer h• m the congt atu latlo ns h1s avmg a champ ionsh ip tectm this year '" ork and character command PL Ide of the th ird con tUOL dtb(..overed a 'here Is only one man left uf the ir long lost f •· end m Battling Joe Webet d 1 t'aek tea m that debated h ere last y ear, an as a consequ ence of u s ferv ent [r Freeman The Viator debaters at renewal of fu endsh qJ, loor.tt the deciSion \nothet n e\\ d'"""<' lopment 1':. p lanned lh lU C upt d P ern lClO-U& P ete did a lot fOJ t Pau l pre~nted then· U'i ual affirm1.. St VJ1t0l Ccllege a S um mm t•ve pla n With a f ew last mmu te -of bo"<ll1g and Webe-r dld a lJttle fight ('ourc; e Que<, tiona •es "'Ue n ow b ein g hanges as is thetr custom '!'h S Spaldmg \\tnnCI' of the Illm Ol "' mg so Boob L:Yatd unlctn g led ht s feet ct 1-.tr 1buted amon g the "\.\a lable fl!OS 10 l .n homas team conte nted th em.s:lv t.ts Cat h ollc Tout nam e nt held m the Vtatnr f1 om tho table cmd h'lnde cl hun the v e t ptcts m the ..,urroundmglth con,s. dermg a couple of the pro g) m tof"' k do\\· n thud place 1n the na diet c.flo1 t to dderml!le " ' h et. het there 1., 1 tsions of t h e p lan , and cheerf ully tonal mcct held at Loyola. The Peona It J& pi t.nn(d to promote anoth(.l -,ufficient d em 1 nd fut a Summf'l School tentioning after the debate that such qumtet l o~t t o J as pet Indltna 10 a sen c~rd Satutday mght on wh1ch wlll n.p ht-tt. to "a. 11 ant tt-:. mau~uralton Thtb Plan was su ictdal to a ny team They 5atlonal ovet tune battl e that featured pe ll such notoriOUS bad mc.n a-.. <.out se " 111 be espec.1 t.ll) desig n ~2d to e n SO informed our team how tt could the p lay of th e sem1·flnal t o und They Mucle"' Latkm, Te11tble Tommy Ahc1 n alJlc ttu.1..he1.._ to ~tttnm additwna.l col l\'e won the debate but s m ce there seemed c;uffic1ent t evenge at the ex lege trammg 111 c1 to meet th(' tequtre

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The cnltc JUdge, Leon McCat.ty of llinOIS University, found among the nany faults he unearthed some very otl bl cea e f a ults m the deh veiy of the a e 00SlgDOr tforesaid debaters, and he presented -he€e m a humorous and Father Ma gu r e P•e<>tdent of St Via nconventwnal manner that ,, 011 the tor College and Fathet Phlilpc; Prm cJpal or the High Schoo l Departme n t tmusement of the audlence Jeemect to have enjoyed the demswn tnd, espectaJl y, the remarks ot'f.ered b) l'lr McCarty concerrun g the debate Non-Decision at St Thomas. After defeating Marquette m Mil t·auk ee, the affirmattve team went to it. Paul, Minne<;ota, whet·& St Thomas ~ollege was met the n ext mght in a

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At )filwauhee the affhnHttl\C bid~ of the d1snrmanent question ",.., uphLid by the St \·tator team con ...tstlng of LJ oyd \Yarne, Betmud .\{UI\11H. J and J··.hn StaJiord The Judges decuJon wa£1 gained b) n. 'ote of 2 to 1 The affirmatne pt~ented 'l.ll 1.dmu ably well d €- \ elope-d case b"\ -.ed upon present day condtl!on~ and 111 con..., 0 nance Wtth the unn er...nl dem..tnd fo1· peaceeYidenced 1n the- pl.St Jn the01 ,. the case \\OUid stand crillcl.!:.ln b\ the most anaht1c mmd At BourbonnaiS the negatne SJde of thequE~l J on \\:lS upheld b\ Ch'l.tle.., Murphy and na,mond Bo)sen The oppositiOn IJlC<:Cnted n ca... e thu.l could not stand the facts of l)lesent tJmec; ~and the negat1ve \\ere n ot long m tN\J tzmg lh1s point They ptesented such nsup€'rable d1fficult1eb to offset the 'deal plan launch~ by the aftumatnc hat, be!ore the dei.Jate ended It ap peared that total d 1.m.rm.lment ,,as one glonous mvth that not only v. ould r e - duce Itself to an absurdity m macttce ut "ould be absolute!) ::.ub' erst"e of rogress and CivtllzatlOn The speakers \\ere at eru:.e on the ~latform and presenetd thetr speeches ..·Jth a studted carele~ness and &uavtty hat would charm the heart of a"iplr nts to t oren"i c profiCiency

To Four Con ference Boxing Show Held College ClubP resent Play Records Smashed Last Saturday Eve

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'''Sitnnls h andled the r JOb> ,er; mce 1\ Mt Alltm ~olln of the High School facult\ ncted a<:. clerk Lnd 'l.n n o u ncet of the meet Re" J W' R Maguu'€, C S V, Pres•dent of St \ ntot College m a rUent ""-Imming fan ptt:<oented the a\\ \tdl:. <t.Ctt l tho fin\ ] ey·e-nt of the C\('fllng nnd tL.questeU th tt the 19Jl meet h e held hc.He ·\bout 400 fullo\\ ft <:; of t :tnh e' 1..nt ... lhE"Il 'lPPt0\'1...1 of the \'l.ltous 1?'\ent... b) \1_:;-uous outbwsh of Chler mg and lppl,lUbe 1\ ( \11\ t em'lt h.<:: "oe IM':>Sed upon the eAcellc.nt -.pm t::.Jn1n o::h P cl!'>pla,ed lnd upon the- good \\Ill

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fot ad, anced a tho "'"'mm et"' or thE" mtmmum cor;,t The degtees 1.nd <..e• tJfH tle<:J of St Vt'1.tot College ue full) ~unHil dt " 1 e(ogmAd by the State Depat tment of 2:00 J n ul t ll.n -h.no'\ l ... t (Be udc;lt\·,. r::ducallon If the ntOJ ect ~tpp<.us fe'1. r~ull Cull?' Dn·t..,.l \u~ubtma 2nd .., ble, an n () Un <"emcnt \\Ill h e made o.;ub \\ e-.lP)an .hd St \ l'lh<t 4th Ttme1 4 '>equently of the H ltiOU<J coUtses offer "" eel ---(C_o_n_l_m_u_e_d_ O _ n_P_a _ g_ e_ S_)_ __

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Campus Briefs.

A lumni Notes.

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d-l~

\\'••lwr. tPII th•• d;\.<t..q !I

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!'l!Ot .fl

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!:1

Amedee J. Lamarre

Bourbonnai.., fil

I Cigau

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Chan<'P11or u! the Pt>tJrla. n·on·~t>. l~llnt· t·d uut ho\v' mt·n ltkP ~t. Patrkk han.• ".Jof' Burly'' Ln'-:an wi hf'M to n.n ht ,. 0 re~ponsiblt.· tor thl'l' idt·al1'1 and !-'UC· nnunt.'t' In thl!'( C'nlumn, th:lt tw lntf'nd~ n·~:o; of bUS!Ot'H~. ;lfld hO\\ illdt>hlt•d We tO rt._ilri'I\OI{t' hi_.. rnrn1f'r ·"'Ch+•t!Uh• r, r an• to them tor their lntluen<·t•, th<' herwtll or. the ~wcunrt cor·rldnl' Tt ~('+'m~ that .J01• I!-! tlw only pn:o~'it'l"l-'nr u( A

NOT 50 BAD . 51. Viator Co ll ege baskeball team finished th ird th is year in thr Lotti e Nnietee n Conference. The loca l team pl a yed one ~f the Father Roland Fn•nch. Cornwl"ly a~t ou g hes t schedules in the conferen ce. a nd besides p lacong well on th e H!Htant n.t St. .Mary·~ Church in Aurora, finn! standin gs. su cceed ed in b lasting th e h opes fo r t h e c h ampoon- has bef·n a.ppointt-fl pastor or ~t. Peter's shop o f a couple of ot s m o re formidable rivals. The doffe rences were (. 'hurch at Soulh Bt>lolt. Illinoil4 80 s li g ht on the ratongs of the three schoo ls fini shing at the top of th e .Jam+·s D3lrymple-. fm-m('r' var~lty co nferen ce. that if our players ha d not h a d an off nog ht on the I? e Knlb g ame, a nd had not lost th e Maco mb ga me. Viato r wou ld easoly !'-hort-stop, hn~ ~1~-tneLI up with Balli· more and is now In train in g. hnv.- be en at the top of t h e Little Ni n e tee n . John Duffy, ·~3. I~ now man.<H{l·r

the Alexander \\"ayne::o.vllll'.

Lumher

Illim'b~.

Company

throu~.;:hout

the- day

FOR THE DEFNSE In ,\n editorial prompted by the establishment of some new col1.. .-e p,,per the Cntholic Daily Tribune of Debuque, Iowa. on ly Catholo,· d,uly ne"·spaper in the English language, criticizes Catholic col1,.-:i,\t< publocatoons thusly: " \Ve have in mind publications that are i~~ue-d h' (',,tholic institutions. Son1e of them are almost as colorless in ,·iewpcoint "' public high school papers. This should not be. It is rnt"rely ~\notht."'r indication of Catholics aping the neutral vie ....-point. ·· Fi~t of all let us understand cleurh· whv the w-riter of this indtdment criticizes Catholoc student publicat-ions. It is because he ~a~ :S we ar~ ",,ln1ost as colorles.5 in ,·iewpoint as public high school papc."'t"" · \'-t:' will unde-~tand by a "colorless ,;ewpoint" one neither C.,th . . . h ...· Ptotestant or Pagan-in his own words--a neutral position in r~ard to rt-li-.::ion and morality: ob,-ioush· this is the writer's nH•.,nit' .... The be$t w y to answer. this critici~ is by pointing out wh,\1 '" ,,nd w hat is not the corred policy of a Catholic Collegiate pub}i,·a.ti,,n. and then b~- sho";ng that these publications are not c~..lorlC'$$ nlt-n. . lv be-cause they do not \•la,·e a ,\·hite and gold flag in the e-ve-s of the!' W\,""~rld . purp,,se• of " C"tholic Coll~e paper may be many. but 0ne . . . f it~ policie.$ n1u:::.t ah..-ays ~ the pre-sentation. before some little part of the world. of the reality and ,·i~ality of Catholic Culture.

ARSENEAU'S CONFECTIONARY

tnnc~.

Hi~

aftl'rnoon

~~c~ta~

havP lw+>n

Bourbonnais, Ill.

TETRAULT & SON Garage

(Continued On Page 3.)

AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES AND REPAJRS

0611UARY

ot at

The College Boys' Favorite Place to Eat.

Thrtnks "lJurly."'

Christm:ul I~ lwggin~ thf' !-<LUdt·nt body to comt· to hl!i ~IM· :\lr PeU·r· L. X

'\'e ~xtend our ~ympathy to Kf"-nn4"th

Telephone Main 1987 Bourbonnais, Ill .

Clnthil·r, promln~·nt mt·mbt·r or the Ju

at t\ ll o f th e debates excep tin g possibly one ca11 s for a word of comFather .Moi~ant, C S Y. nr the Yta ~~~h~~~~~. upon the df'a.th or hi!-1" g-rand n'lcndati o n in fa v o r o f th e student body. Viator d ebaters h ave travel- torian :O.lhH~Ion Hand is prt:'aching- a le-d cxl Cnti iV l· ly on diff e rent d eb a tin g to urs and report that t h e hat- wt>ek's ml!:ision at Brndll·r. Illinoi~. To Edmund 0':"\e!I w~· al!iQ (·xtt·nd our tcndan ce n t St. Via t o r Coll ege is better than at a ny other place t ey La"' week Father A. Rinella. c S V >ympathy """n the death o( hi• grand· 8 h av e been, wit h th e exception of St. Xavier' of Cincinnati, w h ere conducted a mi~"'ion at :\Iartlnton. Jllt- rather, :\l!· .\lcCormJck ot Philo, llll· attcndnnce- ts compu lso ry o n some o n e cl ass each tim e. nCtis. noh•. Th.re may ind eed always be r oom for a few m o re at the de h ntt·s h er<". but th e Coll ege C lub R oon1s are never e mpty-nor even In then port or thf'> Fifth Annual \\"EJ t.>XU·nd our sympathy to ~:dwurd nc C\ rly ~o-o n a deb a te ni g ht. \V h e r t:as. at St. Thomas Co ll ege in St. .;\leC'ting or thtAmf·ril--;tn Cathnlic G:lnnan (J( th~ HJ~h Hehool t,a..cut o! Paul. l innesot.a. Viato r debaters h ave appeared before a tim e- keep - Phllo~ophk·al A~..;ocintion. thL•re npJwa.r~ 1;2.;;. on the rt>cent tl~·ath or hi~ tathf'r C'r ,\nd ei~ ht linncso ta relatives of o ne of the Viator team. and a t paper hy thL' Rev. Charle:.-; ...\. Jiart on :\[r 1~nn·~ Gnnnan ot Sprln:.;llf•hl, Union o llc ~e. Schenectady, New Y o rk. ~ne of o ur tea ms encount~r- "Am-t·ri(.·a·s lh!'lpon..;t• tiJ the Enc:r· lll:noi~. ed n n uudience cotnp os.e d of t h e thr ee JUd ges. two coaches . chatr- dic:al 'Aderni Patrh->' ". The articlt· tllan ,,r.d tamf'-kecper. It "'~as thought here for a tim e this year th at bul"pE>nk:s .l \\Ide- olC'qUa.intt\ncf' \\lth IFranCI"i KotnfJUf, (' !4: \'I ft( St Yia n rritic judge ,,•as the c hief ntt ractio n and someo n e s uggested that .\mt--n tn :"\eo"'< hola..... tlc thtnktrs anrt tot· ,,en· in ('h.tmh 1 rtain. 1'oll+·L!"f' h~ bt"" srcur~d cvery tin1 e,. adm issio n c h areed. a nd a new building tht'>Jr "tlrks, and ghh a \H} lntelhg ~outh IJ.tkl t.l I.L ... t "'{'k, mak ng ar·j put up wtth thf' proceeds 10 a fev. • years. But subsequ e nt attendance hh-· und•·r--tnntlmg- C!( the intlUt-'n<•f, (J( r \n~Em~nt:-- fror thf:' rf"mo\'Di f)( thf>l fur· h ,,. shown that th e stude nt s will come without an added drawing th• Thnrnbt' "n pr 'ent rlay thought ni•hlo''" <f the x.ovHiate-, rorm,·rly lo-~ CH1 d There i~ but ne more h ome debate on th e schedul e. that '"vith u 1ted thE-n·. to th•.. n(~''". H1Juse n~ar Jp. Southwe~tern U niv ersity of Los Ang-eles. Ca lifo rni a. April 15. it is Ht>,. Falht>r .fame"' \", Rhe-amH, ('. S mont. Illinois. h oped th e ,,ttendance that night will be th e best o f the y e a r . '_·__ ~r_.•_•_ t _,._ ,. _ r _:-;_ ·o_,_ ·i~_·_ ·•_._•_n_ tt_t_)_ r·_•_h_·•-·--------------::---:-

No to on

rcw da:\:s ago John Hogan. 'l3, l).ilY· the Chk:u:o E\"enlng .\m.t•rkan. and It

I'd us a hrle! vhdt :tnd told or hL"' W~Jrk contain~ In ll!4 rolumn"'. th+~ muc·h lit- 1 ~ n.m ll a.terl with the ::-3clenlltlc soug-ht-a(t,•r "'Intt:'lll~t•n('(• T~·~t •· In Foods Con,orat:on, located at ISO "\\'ack· 01-d· r to accomotL:ltE" th•· hu~otf' crowd~. with ~ml• rel-'f'mhlanrf.' o( ord+ r. Jn~· I!'I t·r Drive, Chica~n. gnln~ to (':::ttnhll~h thrPc•-hour pprlotl"'

IN PRAISE OF THE AUDIENCE For the last few w eek s th e s tudents of St. Viator Co ll e ge have bt'f'n ~ l uttcd wit h d e bates. In s pite of th is the e xce ll ent attendance

Confectionl\r

winR th•• l{•tltl nw•l.ll r,,r

thf• tW•"l orill:"inal Pt'url.l p;lp( rl'l da1m

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Complete Lin of rnok rs' rttcl

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Sub•niptoon R a te : $2 00 per Annum . Addrr"" A ll Co rr '"pondence Ref e rron g Eother to Adverusong Sub..,np to o n to ThP Voatorian. Bourbonnaos. lllonoos

n·.,.

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To be widely beneficial. a Catholic paper emanating from a Catholic college, or let us ve n ture to say, published anywher e else, must have some kind of appeal for those outside of the Church who have a title to some kind of intelligence. In order to be read by this larger public. the paper must not be what I in no offensive way call bl~t- 1 antly Catholic; it must contain a little something other than senal li,·es of the saints, synopses of sermons. column after column of papal encyclicals. and. let us say. a continued catalogue of the mothers of Catholic war veterans. A College paper should contain a minimum of strictly esoteric Catholic new<, a".d content itself with publishing articles that "~II be read by everyone and that will at the same time subtly broadcast s:me of the eternal ,.;sc:Jom of Truth. If a Catholic college paper does this it ";11 be a force in the scholastic world today. What is the "color" of our Catholic College jouTnals today? It can be fairly said that they are certainly not colorless merely because they are not pietistic. On the other har.d. we defy anyone to point out an instance where a Catholic College paper has been, in recent years at least. immoral or even unmoraL has cau.5ed the Catholic Church to be less thought of or has brought the slightest amount of disgrace on the cause of the Catholic College.. The Viatorian receives a very large number of these publications in exchanges. and ha.' never found in any of them anything offensive.. or what i3 opprobiou-ly called "colorless".

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r Friday, April 4, 19 30.

THE VIATORIAN DEBATERS WIN FIVE j l(am has ''on LOSE THREE rettmg umr

THE LIBRARY

i\farch 28

(Contmued From Page 1)

we ha\e a ptece of good !01tunethat we \vould llke to shate w1th our friends.

The ltbrary has been entered

Page Three

Dut w th Ltadlcy for cteuate

"auld mean only sectet preparatwn ror war

scheduled

be<:ause of ll1U(.h C:.lCknt:''::."> on

Chatles

~egatJvec

:\lut phv

tor

spealtct,

IFather Lord A nnounces

ISodality onference Plans

then negathe team the &t YttlUl ''111~ <.onlcndcd that secunty only can be -.1mount to lhtee, \\tth l\\O Jo..,ses In nl.amt'lmed by force of arms UC \ll SOU \LISTS

\\'esleyan Tah:es Close Debate

debate~

Bernard Mul\ane) and John StaffOid CJ.se of D.. tle of any J.. md m

StaffoHl closed the argument

AnothE:.r

C..onventton

ahead

and

00 the list of those to receive the books returned from th e tup noith baiely tn \\On the \\tnnE1 of the champtonshtp for St Vtator by assettmg that atma ate t.ll '3et to make 1t the greatest thu~ dona.ted by the Carnegie Endo\\ment of lime to meet With Charles Murphy, the cup ''II be determl!led b) the pet cent ments are nece">smy, smce many ca.scs. far and here that allse bet\\een natwns are not ~ub 14 Both 1\It· St VIa-lot ha._ <:.ec.ured .:t gt o.de of 92 Ject to arb tratJOn He '-aid armament team we have a club that answers the Mulvaney and Mr Staffoi·d appe~ued o.. ag..un::.t No1 th Cenh'll and 90 ag.un~l ,,a 5 necessarv to us as a natiOn smce r£qui rements of the Carnegie endow little muddle headed at ttmec: .tnd seem :\rt Monts Amcrtcan PIOSpetlty 15 dependent on ment, namely, the pt·esence of an 'In ed not to sure whJch Side of the que::. ~rut E\cn \V.th ,':, t \.uvw1· rommerce with foreign natiOn<, Jnd thts tt>rnational Rel ations Club' The books t10n thev were cJ<oat1ng So ve 1c;at1I 1uc&elay e\emng 1\'latch 18, the t1a.- on l y can be protected by a na'y International Peace-

'Ve owe this prn

affhmatne team from IlltnOJs "\\ C"'le,'ln ages obtamed m the dcb'1.te'i

Uedge to tbe fact that m our debat ng lin vers ty here March

<~nd pamphlets don ated for 1930 are Tile Government of Japan-K1tazawa Japan

the

League

1\Ir Leon Me

lilllunal Uebate \\lth ::,t

ol CmcmnJ.tl

Xavtet College

Ohto took place m

the ,olmg

fhe Vmtonan~ \\616 tep

Llub Hoomf:>

deu">ion

m fa"or of Dayton

the

Debate-

c.onvenlioncrs

Sod tilly ConventiOn

" hen

the the

'ln unknown

'\\'1...,

lhing d.nd an expenme nt y{)u were w 1 n 111g to bel1eve 1n It and trust Jt Mote power to you 1

And

) ou came

The

formet

So you "e JUst got to be thete th1q

~eat

\Ve "ouldn t thlnk tt a Conven

rut h1::. flr~t tlme m an mtetcolleg1ate was of the consoling opmion that St d ebate, Llo)cl \Vainc, debatmg here fot VIator College had \\On

llst Out of

The Law of Nal!ons-J L Bnerly at the preceding debate he \\·'ls cleverly ~ew Governmen ts o f Centtal Europe amusmg none the les'3 The debate wao; -Mal bone V\T. G 1aham J1 \\on by \Vesleyan by the '\-et y clo~e

the hrst ttme thJs season, and Deinatd The c:ame evemng at DoUJbanna ~ Mulvane) The home leam clefended lhe affi rmatne of the dtf:>at mament the triO Monahan "\\arne Mulvaney

et· Conventions, no doubt )Ou have de veloped Ideas about "hat )OU th1nk conventiOns In general should be like

score of 8<> to 86 The1e "as a fine cro" d at thts debate VVh)? Ask Mt Boysen the publicity man Nega t h: e Team D e f e.-'lts i\I t Morr iS Satmday e\emng l\Jatch 1'> alive debatmg team of St lege defeated

Paul Monroe

E-

other

Illinots conference

tt IP

Nn.tlons-Arthur Sweetser

Mort is

St:..:tffotd

The

Schmdafelt

and

Mru:.terson

rrhe cutlc JUdge of the debate was pro

of the Berg n

Debatmg Deloit college

c.oach of d ebate at

The chairman \\ J.S P10

Society, and for th1s reason they w1ll fessor Forrest \Veller the Reference

debate coach at

Mon1s college

Hoom, and wtll not be .subJect to the

bate

'ery fa\Ol ably Impressed With the sub

dtscusswn he ga\e- of the speeches af

<:.l ttute fOI at manments offered by OUt

tel the de hate "a<:> about as penett atmg

deba.ters, and punCipally on the basis of (t nd thorough as any eve1 tlu .:: plan ga\e the deCisiOn to St hlt

Vla

so well that he satd he "ru:. telegraph mg 1t to the team he had coached wh 1ch '\as then enteted m the Nat1onal

l aughtet and applause

Besides

gtvmg

us.

books and

pam

Charle::.

entramed

for

M u rphy ,

Cmcmnat 1,

the followmg evemng

to each club once a yea r These are very real benefits, fot which eve1 ybody concerned will feel grateful A nother th•ng that we know you will gl ad to

}Ja

7th, we are ope-n the Refe1ence Room hours a day to the students ulty 'l'ht s \\lll b e ftom 3 to afternoon

gomg for

thev

of the Cllttc JUdge that both tebuttal

Howeve1

the lo

Mottl<:>

The d VlSton of pomts to show

111 a ve1 v spectal m ~t nnet Alph on se Ba.-

Somethi ng el se you may be mterest

eel in

the exhlbtt contest the ass1s

l.S

tants Ill the

library

are

conducting

the

l ocal

school

the r

l uncheon, March 27th

b) t,\ 0 An af

team

made

Lloyd

~~:~::

last tebuttal of Mt

tonuf

Kanl<akee

'\ ho

' ety

drove the d ebaters to Mt

The Cmcmnatl team present ed a ne" form

IJac.k m h i S

~!·~very

th e

studted

and

cru.

affumattve

V!atOIIans

had

but '"hlch the)

case

semors,

and Ra)mond

Be1 nard

to make

two dtsplay'i

and

Lhe b($t exh i bit wi ll be aw(u-ded by

:our

prize of a t\\O and a hcllf dollat gold

:n>

p'ece.. The

present

exhibit

L.Omed)

the tot tan

oard was contrtbuted by Mary 'f'l}IOt aga m \nd Leonard DeDarJO hope you pu&

'"e

Th e

play

Will

, Three" lSC Fool<, IS pleased to dppeat

that. DramatiC<:. on ou t

ng thetr lfl' ).!reat

plans and

our

expect~ttions

...,kctL.h

book I epol t

:-:

king bull

dOh-The

\VIII

eltmmate dry report<:>

and

"Ill

pre\ en t

an) thmg

l1he

com

But '\hat

el.;;-e "ould

you

sugge:::.t?

too well known m Kanhalcee to debate

mg th s hterall} th e b1ggest and best Student ConventiOn to date

as chan man

The debate was

De,otedlv your:::. m

ch . .uac.tenzed by an O\erflow of humrr 1\Iuhaney

found

Bergm Debatmg Society

takes

till:::. opportumty of tha.nkmg offictally

the RotaJy Club f01

then· hmdness m

course ente t tmng t h ese t"' o teams

John T Johil l dent

28th

fotmet

ha-. accepted

S J

VIator stu·

posltJOn

t he

<;;port '\ utet for the Chtcago Titbune H e " 111 t1.kc up hts nen dulles about Apttl

LoUJs H er e \Ial·ch

LORD

Toohill, '27, Now With Chicago Tribune

wt ong however Mr Ro) son h ad re ce-Ived strict dtrectwns not to pun con .... cq uently h 1s style -..1 a.s a little 01 amped

~rhe

Chnst

DANI:CL A

lst

rot

the past

'e 11 ~

fev.

ToohJII has been :::.portmg l:dJtOI ot

the ~PI mgheld Daily Register, but hiq ne\\· po~ltJOn gt\ef:> him many mOle op

as ~ ~ al"a"s the case \el'ilty a.t Notre Dame Convent, Bour

lhe1 e o f the htghe--t ordet b1.te another VIator man \et·

In th 1s de

bonn::t.tS

Bernatd Mulvane)

made Ius Imtial appea11.nce 1.s 't

t ecetv ed

Du a l Mee t \ Vith D al ton

and John

qutte glO'\\Jng '\\ntetup In tho

)·e'l t

t 11 p

speak ng

through

~ay

lh e '!'h e St Lou s affan· by th e

Ohio

thl<;

c:;eemed metty much a flop

the Vtator1ans met a n e\\ kmd

non dec. s1on lio\\ e\et

the

and

therefot e

student~

,.,.ac,

listie<=~

at the Con\cnt

1 t-;1.1 dul th e debate as an e\ ent

1 nd

of a.ffutn 4 ttve c'lse the 1 c. ,,asn t 'Ill) the eff01ts lhe debater s m t.de tn J (. Lnclo<=ed t:::. ~~ c.llpplllg ftom the Da)lon gtlm g them:::.ehes 111 their tu'\.edo<:. ;tnd

J\ftet a few fu m'l.tn c d efmPd the tet nh of thP

e.c..o

cH 1

mtt Ill

del-ate

ThE:o de<;H e

ha<:~

J"ohnn)

as he 1:::. known down state

\\d..~ h ladu a lHl \\llh the claf:>s of 1G27 IlC' \"c"'t...,

CdilOt

of The VIatotld.n anll

ptomtnent. m '1.11 c.ampus -actl,ltles •\fte t lea.' mg St Vtalor he &ecu 1 ed 'l I>OS tlton on the •taff of the Datly Bulle ., tm of l..:loommgtun A year latet To< hill ht.c.am(.. the .Spottmg Ed1tOt of the Hcbl':llN 1n Sprmgheld

H1s work here

ltllac.ted much 1.ttentton and h e Will mi';..,Ld

the

CaPital

Ctl)

f Jhnn) <:. m tn\ fn(.nd-, "l:::.h him ct<:.<, Ill ht<:. n t \\ \entwe

~uc.

1•1-tt•.~H \ ffi '\ I'\\ I TED T O I "SUE 1\l \f ilE R OF THE Vlr-\TORIA~ 1 hC' <:.t tff o f the Vl~ttorian has In 'tlfd thr> li't c<.,hm ll1 Cl a<.,c. to Jq,<:.uc l

&n'·dot been (.Xpie<:.sed that the team!:. m6(t <..!JClll i numbet of the papet The m " c;;ec.ond affumatnc lgcl.n ne-xt )E.Ur '-O JHUbtbl) Mis<sourl \lltlJOn ht"' lJC'Cn a.cc.cpted anU a<., <JOOn helll that complete clt~'l.tm~l \\ill ha.\c.- b ten added next ) C<ll to the lr., the mC'ec,-,ary Olglntl'a.twn and prep

He r,t~tlf':l Jn\ctcled by VldtOr debttr>t<, ~u ltJOil'i IMvc. beEn m (vle the (las<J T\\ o \101·e Debat e., t'i \\Ill p1 t':.C nt thPlt I ';I UP Several t1 c~h 'l'hfte a1o but t\\o mote cl1 bt\le<:~ , n term'iJ H e "ud If "at v. u o nKn ate tt pt c<;,c nt .nn the reguld.t

mf'nt 1\0Uld pre'\-ent furlher \\

\·elopment?- "\\"dl c:hc deH!'loped mto VIP\\ed

ment (Jf lit e 'l'nbune

I .... anl<akce pap ers, that sounded mOte

0th there !the a fun etal sermon than anything 2 " ete tv.o debates '\\Jth the UmvcJSJty el<.,e The local paperc; JCfuse pctmts

decJqoncLll)

He IS to

Vtator

On the mght of M arc h

p o ttumtlef:> fot ad\'lncement

be. cone- I atul1ted fo1 obLd.InlOg this po

It Si liOn for 1t ~~ ::.eldom that a man so \\c\~ Mr Mulvaneys lMt debate o..nd he \OUng bteahs mto the Sport::. Depart

Ralph Hoo- Sta ffotd appeared for St

\arstty debater

pe1c.e

(Continued from Page Two)

·ud~lr i ntNJ·uptcd b)

The- ~econd

on '\'hat our Sodaht) has been domg

Ftiday mght March 28th, a last mm

\\Otd::; spent on some o f the chu~t<t{ t <~ lu~:7t h h e. came to a stand st ill-and the P1of tlh. J to h elp hun out bv '-aying, "what spetku <lo )OU th nk of little i\Jar) and h £r dC'

CAMPUS BRIEFS

dJSCU%

Murphy, ""e a t e he e-n to ha'e )our help m mak

hf\\'e taken the lim e to look at the One of our mo ...,t Ill Ollll!:>lllg H. Jom n tl of the da) aftel <:.ummatti:tng pom mg fu th thelr l ea t ned cloqueuL.e Anre Shakespcm ean prints on dhplt) ft f 1 " ( 1c IJtut.h apprec.Jat.Nl Thn d eb tte n the libtary The next exhtbtt \'ill g1aduates 'I:ddte 0 'J'.,.tl n . til) a et ct a511on th e s "- con..,tt·uctl\L •t•tha woJ·k or " "al ter Kecl-.Jc..h and Lu fo...,cd one of om r:n!;l <., h PlofP<:.<:.Or <:. ~petc.he<:. \\'1<:. aho <qgmficant m thtt tt ''a" thf' ·ille Putz and Wtl\ be '-hO\\ n A Pill -Hh "hen he asked to gh e l C'hal aclf 1 l'.:l nst Levtt fu·"-t <:~p<ahe>t of thr af flt <.,t tJme St Loui S Unn C.l<, ty h'l.ve

We have h eard many rumol.., <once;~ n

ute d ebate "as held \\tlh St Louts Um

ate 01.) ton

belovl<l cam

g10ups

The en

the bat n'itOI mmg

Th e Vta

mdtvtdual

ac.ted

dtdn t ans,,er

lS full) as mtght ha' e been

\\aS debated, and the Affilmativl \\on befot e the JeclsiOn

the

th1ngs of mtetest to them

Mulvaney

Rayson

two weeks a. group of two <lts The MStt anMdomrg t sllcl onCol'e:tr e't "-entcl>: second of Dayton of Dt}lon Ohw 'lh o neg'\. <:.ton to copv this wnteup or The VI Play an ongmal exhib i t on ::~ome sub ., .., "' t ld h t :1. h M }t>Ct connected with the book'l In th e. Il l inOIS conference d ebat e the St Vtator ltve te -un that met St X'lvJet the!(. aM•>lllan wou s owdt sd renc ets 10\bv r went to Dd~ ton the n ext d L) a.ncl an u 'aney 1c, tegar e as d c e atet llllrar y Eac.h group w11l h ave an op mtxed dnothe-r l oss to thclt of the n 1ght Ju ~t thmlc only one Jo c:s m two yearc-, portunlty

The first Will mean an opportunlt) for

tettamment g iven to the team "htle m

kmdly

Mou h

Doyle of St

which

clear cut

\\ «.t ne and John Staffotd met the t"o P?llltve braggmg

It l ftom the time Mr

It,~, e been a lot of undue " eJg ht at t.tched by the Judge to the finely ora

2 po nts CmcmnatJ \\aq

bell1g gi'\-en to Mt l\Ion1s and 3 to St

c·oupl e of hours 10 th e afternoon, you Vtator The Be1·gm Debatms soctety Will want to take advantage of th 1s of St VIator college w1:::.hes to thank room

must be admttted tll'l.t the VIatonans the audience by qmte mnocently mak

cal debaters managed to obtain a gt ade "hJ ch

Simply desue t elatne sttength \\·as closer

n quiE-t place to work on a theme for a

dectston

teams were equal m both constJ uc,tlve

5 m the of 90out of a po.:::.stbl e 95 m the d ebat "' as agamst a grade of 85 gtven to Mt wotlc

the

Club

teams f10m St Viator College

"here ftrmatlve

met

Rotary

a. sense of superJOttl) and 'v et e \\ere not neally as good as 1., custom mg some reference to so me noble ex at) but e\en at that theie was s.:wl to perunent 'lhere wa-, only one thmg

t"o wot·k and

and fac

Tf you "ant to do tefetence With t h e penodtca.I~.

The V1atot de

ve 1y much at h om e on the pla.tfo1m It was then sk11l m putmg ovet · the r cLrguments m a tellmg way th 'Lt finally won the debate f or th em fat tt \\ac, the

hEar 15 that c.ommencmg opmlO n

Monday, Apr.l

R cri:ary D eb arte l\farch 27th

Kankakee

Commtttee

"1l\ btmg up deflmte and proposttion<:~ fot di<:cu5SJ.on

P e1haps the mo'it enJoyable debate of

and \\eekly

n 001

llo( tl

bate1s seemed to be a little opptessed

nhlets the Endowment sends a lecturer wtth

Dayton boys

the "hole season was that put on before

John Statiotd, genUemen of the nega tn e,

College and High School groupe,

m eet mg <;eparntely after t h e first gen

He off ered valuable suggestions to all et·a.I moetmg debaters, victors as ''ell as the A ResolutiOns

After the debate her·e wtth St Xauer, the Ralph Hoo,er,

h eatd here

that lh1s ConventiOn Will have

McCoy hhed out pl::t.n t.he

'lt seemed that a\\ay from usual hb1ary r eg u l attons However, A 'ery apprecmt1ve an d tesponsne home "e dtdn't faJe so \\ell agamst St 1 the Club ts w tllmg to share then good audtence '\as present, ftom "l11ch the :-:.av tet , foi a crrtlc JUdge ftom the fortune w tt h any student mterested m debaters w ere able to dtaw frequ ent Umversi ty or CtnctnnatJ 5a'<;\ fit to gtve the books

expenence 'v1th the form

:~~~e~'::~~~:~ra~l:tnhe~g~~~r:~~c.;~~c..h

aff1rmattve team of &t :x.a, ter on the 1r debatmg

A ud1 ence Respon 'ih e.

)Olll'

school high on the

\\auld '\-OU m nd sendmg us those sug 1 gestlons "\\'e d llhe a lot to ha"e them tOly The JUdge ctgatn '\Vas Mr 1\IcCo\, Th ey d be \O..Iuable to us at 1\;otth,\c.stern Unnet·stty WdS and It IS general!) conceded that the I C."\.n t~ll )OU among othet thmg~

Th e tot College

MUJJ)hy, Dernard G

It is u nderstood that these are to be f esso r Rasswe ler

he kep t all toget h er m

col

question The Judge, .i\It Fotd .McCoy, Ptores!:.ot of Extempore Speech and De

256- Mt Morns debaters w ere Mr Schtedle}, Tournament bemg held m Kansas.

Th& F1rst Ten Ye.lt•s of the L eague of ).!fr

the property

deb::t.te

Mulvane-y and JO-hn W

Inter national Conci li atiOn

VlalOI

Mt Morris college at Mt Mottt'3 111 an

No 255- men malung the

Conciliation

the neg

t h e affirm'1.tive team of

ObservatiOns on Pres.ent Day Russm- were Charles R

the

IJioneet

\\-h)

one

B l akeSL agam t h e cntiC Judge for thts debate <\.\though he was somewhat IDJlder than

Internatronal

Chairman

gave

)OU

\\·et e

liOn '' Jthout YOut

Cnt

Ia"yets

count on You

1e::.entell by Dullce .:\lonahan, appea1mg Judge of the Supreme Court of Ohw,

Where the East Begms-Hamtlton F1sh Armstrong Soctal Psychology of InternatiOnal Cond uct--G M Stratton Wor ld Peace Foundat.JOn-The Umted Statf:S and the \Vorld Court-Philip c .Jessup. The Amencan Foundation-The Um ted States and the World CoUt t

Thtee

'\\ e-

"c.?

Catty of the Umvetsity of Ilhnois wa!:.

lee.

fat it

difficul t to debate affirmallve one mght

of NatiOns- and negal!ve the next

~~ Ma.tsushtta The Pacific Area-George H

ty may have 1ts dr:::t\V backs

Of cour-.e r,hou ldn t

and

dl..,Umament

L pntty m ce h1d "\Yhat "ould ) ou "'3 non) mou~ hn\e d(n e? Send )OUt c;olution tJ this lbOIJ':.hed atbJlr'1tJOn '\\Ould i.Je estab H e hill the f~'llutes of at bttta vcr) \ ICtou" nuc .... tlon to Campu ... rnPf I:UttOI lton tt the d oo1 of <:ttm'lment funny p lrt of

th£< \ Iaten tan sc.htdule 1\r'Xt 'l'uec;d LY Aptil Sth ~~ W..t.rnP Mt Ro)son and Mt <;ta.ffnt d "tll tell the mhabita.ntq

o.,t t lf of 1 he

VI Lto t Jan

othc 1 JOllt n tilstic.

and

t t.ll.nt

with

rumor

thr <:...tv<:.

hb Is that Pete 1& n f1·nl cl to molest the \fte1 1:.uch a S)JJJng bhzz..t.rd, the Geou;e l\\ac;hlta P!P<! dEnt o f th~ lf "h~=-aton 11\lno'r, all about how the I<! llfE.nt In thP \'11.,'3 or 1933 the J'>'Wf o., hould bE of c.on-.Jdtiable mellt Mt luK-""e sn) "h~ not let tho JlOot dog (t)lle;e Bo's ha'e all Jo..,t \\eg-ht Dnton Ulll\er5tt) del>dtmg tetm ::.pokp v.otld c. uld IJL ....ned b) the VtdtOt .lf \ltddh. ton Hoo\C.1 t-t SOJllto •deep \\ h'? Too much sle' p 1.nd le-is food or th• th11 t) mlllton dullcLt<:. tequJteU to f11 m..t.tJ't tJlan \\hen "he t.ton Colleg( makes College Bo)::. l1.A- and then- bUild out modrtn dreadncLught<J tnd thf' t':l mPt thrrc 'lhrn d. '\\C(.k later Aptll chatf"tf of th(.. tflolt ).looney, Gibbons, nnd X::d Hunt an. Ht\\ ahout It Ham? '·okinc- tor h.n o" l edge lt nn)boc.l) \Oll "a" J.bout ft? lnd~ it runnmg ni-ound piCd.'-o Lc h.tnd ·nough to "rflP it

and

ctend

• 0. D tu th'.s- trio o r cnet·geth. Fresh

~pud

111tcnuon<~

::,, 1u"\t

\\h'lt do ftve I;Jlil n d ) l!atc; spent la<.,t ,raJ b" til the n'ltwns {)t the ~otld on um 1 mt'nt u .. c.l4rm g the "'O.\ ng of thh (\.

).!cGUire h.l-, announced hb penWtute or runnmg ! L r

dog catc.hcr

hrt" <E: n

nould I>O'-erty

mean and

the

dtf!~CJC.n c.c

ptospe 1 t"

1 th '\!1 flo)'...,On and 1\It ~td.ffotd Will clr<,f' the '..ta.'-on and thrtr u\\n dPb'lt Ing catur<:. "'., "Pil \\hen they dc.bLlt h11f

l,E.tn<.,t C,outh\\f5tetn

( fLo <:.

\nr;rl1<:.

C.d.liform<l..

Lnnrr:u ty Th,:. Joc-:U

- - - -- -

"'\0\I(E.":: ' TO\ .F..: '1'0 r-..E.\V H O\'JB 'lhUJ"dt)' AIJnl hn<

l" Hn ll '\-lnh

the 'N'O\Jl'C~

tt '=>t

who

Ucrna.rd H;.ll

mo' d 1\Jth thor \fl"::tc.r

TI.fv

Jtmf':l

L{)t'-o or luch. Geor~e 1.0tl '\\e O.%Urt )OU nl'ln) nttwns l<.tm \\Ill upnrJid the Ltf!uma.tlve the ' ldi 1 .Lffi<, l s v f{)rmcr Pre'IJdc.nt .\t tht.' In~ meNln~ of tho f'olle-se th::t.t '\\C '\til get )OU a. ~ult..t.ble w.agon R ..dph Hoo\-er as first mgl.ttH JUli 0 f \\til be Pro!P"<:!Or SJ.nd!tJrd ot thr. of the College to thr!t nPw homP nc t.r 'iuh. tht.> {)Ul'stlon of hn.\Jng ~t pht~ to h'\ul them around in "'Pl.lhtr charge-d complete dl:::.trmtment lni\rt-.t) of Illinois Lemont IlllnoJs

l'll>u.

Friday, April 4. 1930

THE VIATORIAN

Page Four

of this narratn e

Evanow lvanitch

la~t

espE"'Cmllv duting the

month-;

Ce\\

"htch h .ln

boen hang1ng arouncl the

Chtld"'

lUgu<.,t character read the note ttu,·nnt '''II no doubt hu\e been strutk

That quickly

and

l\histled

·~ sa.y there ' be- liOn!:. or the human heart lldi<'Ultng the.0. fziend of the ttndct pa~h and a":!..,Umtn~ a C)OlCo.l famtl> alent you' What do \OU <::ay attitude to\\ aid all life 10 gener,l.l to an JntroductJOn And on the other h,\nd (he has bE'en '\\e11 ha"e '1.. little bieakfaqt fnst ,,e'lnng an engngemC'"nt 1 mg) no but lE'JOtned Qumce... and he J)urposely \\e fmd him deiJbetately tn\ol\.mg !urn. hailed'\ Camouc; Greek \\alter Just te1I -..elf m ,l.fl JndJ<,crimmctte ft.u·t1l10n w 1th h1m \\hat )OU want, and Ill Introduce t. rec;;tnurant \\d.itle!:.S-\\tlh 10 ab"o

ent tl ed: 1

l"nt\tt"i t'

ly lcdur+;-d to a

\OU IE"

tln oat "l.nd stnl..e

Once up on a midnight dreary, when I po nd ered , weak and weary, 0 er a magazme e ntrancmg, I had purchased a t the store, As I burned the m idnight cand le, as I read a tale of scanda l, Someo n e gently sh ook the handle w h1 ch operates my door. When I ope.ned 1t, there e nte red my o ld fn end fro;m twenty-four, S 1mply he a nd nothm.g more H e produced two c ub es w1th dots o n , wh1ch ( as Sherlock sa1d to W atson), S h o uld be 1vory, (but a r e not, son), and he rolled them on the floor So, whde midnight bells are tollmg, we gentl y start e d rollmg, rolhn.g Fearful of the perfect stro llmg as h e' d often stro lled before, And h e worned, as we gambl ed, for we couldn't h ear h1m snore Merely that and n othm g more

\OU \\an

keed

Put e Greel< '\Vha

huh''

Coz· e'u;mple he hnd rt$UI;

elMs of cl:t"()~ on t The Arl of Sp(•n.klng · 1

subJlCt of

had t:'\ en ronrhed their br'dge tourr nH.nt .. -holdinL:" h.tnds JU~t n~

well

l~ut It \\ru. evhlent to,

any of them

that han "l ht.ut \\fUt not 111 the gnn He was '\\hole he~ut~lly ghen up to 1 c;tudleq

The

quL·!:lt

fot

tJUlh

upon

v1olatmg

haclleatned Gzcek m t111ee "eeks W1th belves the question -

he h~ld ove1whelmmgly defeated the,,

C'Onsummate

unconcern

Ivan

look ed n"an can he posostbly he "ho

"lWay tO\Htrd the wmdow and replied

I II take a roc,tab1 f san.;-w1ch b('l'r:t pte You

strom

a nd zoup plees'

can

1magme

the

\\hat k1nd of

r~mtly

flag

on cx hibitlc

man Tenm.., Charnp 1on

led-I<J h e after all

no dlffeJent from

mere dille

a soc1al v1 rtu oo;o or "till \\Otse

tante

1'hey hMl ha,rclly expected c;uc h a cle"e 1 , ln

1n c,ufferab le

Beau

Brummel~who

handling of lan guage upon t h e part of cons derc, htm self IITesponblbl e

the

dillOn In Moscow thn.t Ivan cou ld not beat at L ove games

'o It was natu

that b oth to" n and Umvcrs1ty shot 1doll/e h1m

Even the "at tresses demand'S of 'SOCial 01 der

over

f1om

"He s come a ll the Russ1a

JU<:Jt

the

litera

·Ch ild 's" r 1mpertural s1Ls In l a1

t h e e n cumc;tances

and we1gh the ev1

uorous macllv1ty

dence-Hab he not

~tftet all

ellcn.lly to the sonoi ous stt·ams of-T

heen sub

JectE"d to a profound transfo1 malton- Girl I Love <t

SO l

of spu 1tual met"lmOt phosts, 111

I'S

As he h ... t ens apa

a Gu·l That Only Mot!

Could Lo\e - I t

evldl?' nt

"hlch he has been su ddenly wh1bked change has come over h1m a\\a:t from the past and cac,t headlong ftush suffu&eb hiS face and the ::iWirlmg vort ces

of Amencan

Has h e not been ttanc;

ndu'-tnal life

rugged c:teppeos to the vert1gmous con volutwns of an Hrespo nsibl e and chao

that A het hts e)

dtlate w1th the p!~rclng tu1·bulence gtmlets It 1s t ht ee monthb ~~nee he 1·

see formed from the pnn11tzve life of the come m

with t

It Is at

only a love game any\\ay

It would ce-r But now let u q turn nodded 1n apptoval and th ey seemed tamly <;.eem c:o And yet '' e must not Kl e1g lights back on the anx tou.., to m'lh.e the acquamtance o f he too preCIPitate m our cen..,u r e of the taur..Lnt where th1s ~a rne Let us fit st ta.he cogmzance of g~niU'> of the clay cour t thl":! .:;mguhr and e1uchte voung man vo uth th1s voung man

France

c:r<. Jety ~-By "hat pnnctpal can he be casual remark-After all fellows It "

astomshment the- common 1un of men,

that O\el<;pread the facec., of the guests

li stie cu·clec;, and "hen

flouts the mandates of correct paHsed off this g1eat boriot

h ave to d1sconttnue puttmg a n swers und er th e President' 5 ... tead addefl han m the way of a tic CIVI lizatiOn "hlch thmh.c:; only m th e corndor-or anywhere else you can plc"lc:;antr). I greatly admire you1 tEl mos of effic i ency and mach, ne power sl tp

Not

man could stand his old socl<~ 111 pu

Th ere was a "av

H a ll can

title of Russta Fotu timel:l he had

the que.-ed the 18 2 B,tlk{" Bill nzds

L eave th em out m

thmk of-we're not particular Those m Roy und er th e door of old room 3 1 1 - - - .. - - -

Thl" zce he had won the amateur tf.\nz

hughmg m antJopatJon of poot I van 's fundamental 1ul e~ of gemtlemanly con Little d1d the\ realtze that he duel Sa that "e n"lturallv a-sk our

b egga r who had a broth er Th e beg gar dted . But the begg a rs brother AmeLic, thtrst' n ever h a d a br .: ther H ow can you explatn 1t ? And I \e heard Ame11ca cmse We

and censure

an.,\\C I

began De Qumcev ou r puzzle contest ts as follows :-

c:en mg of reprehens on

The guec;t<:J and the '"aJtre"ises "ere \lndicttP h1mc:eJf

fr om app r e h ens ion, tt were well her e in to m e ntion, De t ,p.u ncey took advantage of the For we fell mto a pan1c at a sound w1thout the door. dramatic moment and asked Mtss For the perfect there was t.app tn g -nay a s tr o n ger term was 0 Day over to then· hble She and mp pmg '-\.UJ or'"l Bonng Allee hacl been p t epanng Entered h e a nd started slapp1ng as he' d n ever slapped b e fore to l eaH~ but they conde-;cencled to come And the choru s, sun g by battered me, a nd fnend from twenty-four, O\e t to a moment ls -hke th e raven's-Nevermore 1\Ieet Mt Evctnow Dmitri I v"l.mtsch"

do o r

sllanger "hom he doebn t

?>fo ..,ane and "!.tnstbl e man can hope to

Gnef e volv e d

2 /of

Adam and \\hom we hone-, be-aul> took precede-nce O\E'r nll oth (I om o;ome part of Tutke) He he '''II neve-1 o;ce agam Now ob ambitions Success honot~ rcputnli pulled out Ius ' fare btll cl eared his '10usly -such anomalOU"i conduct is de meant nothtng to him-he floute-d tht

.. JUST A LITTLE RA YIN

Puzzle No

on tht' contr•try h(·lil'\n:l tn

gan

From th e looks of the calendar , we've JUSt ha d a March So \OU l ate! A~::. the man of Gteece ex lute!~ total Spnng: Poetry' The first 15 the work o f tJact approached you could tell he wa"i knO\\ ftom

a n o ld a lumm , and

1' tn

"ikiiled at n:>partee han

had no connt

a notablt- dlscrepan<...} 10 Ill" ch..tr set\ing the ~l.nwnttlt:'!> of ltfl~ Xo Oi acte-r On the one htnd "e h~t\C h(::Ird ''ould nccuqe hun or bemg" :tn tr 1 She wa.s h1m &ped.kmg dCtl!:.l\ tl) of the emo medlnhle h~u barmn At theo ~\losct

o..dmuatton

Thf're v.a~ art 10 it alrtght

Jts proper to Introduce our

ti nnscendentnti~t "ho

has linn., "tlb the muml.tne urfa.lr~ of tl etrth Such hll\\P\tt· \\n.s not the cal"

Into

the

restamant-and

hasn t eaten yet Let us listen to 1 conversatJOn 'Do you know Quine he begms, I ve a thm g '

Not a

m1nd bad

to eat son tdea

answ1

them poetn M 1· h'l.mtsch ' c..a1d the 'Ch1ld' Such ~\n dbrupt tran<., JtiOn w111 c::canely Qumcey we mtght as w ell do that opemng up the conversatiOn for the he horne " th tmpumtv Take any anythmg el "ie" \Veil you do the ord VISitmg team You publish JOUl poetry tmpresc;wnable youth, obliterate !tom mg I m tired of hruhng wattressoe•

Leon says, " If a d ebat er refuses to ges ticul ate or walk around no d oubt don t you" h1~ mmd e,e,·) vest1ge of the past and Ike a child ·I~ you ins1o;t, says Qu n hi s dress-su t t - -yo u can be sure h e 's "rent. It.. Yec;' s~:ud Ivan "Perhaps you ha'e conf1ont him suddenly \\lth the be- cey and then he mgenuously extra r ead some of 1t I a lway., w 11 te unclet "1l denng IntJ1ortumttec;. of a money h1s red handk erchie f and waves 1t a r

---·.---

the pseuclonvm of

Wha t' s all th1s ta 1k abo ut the 'H1dd e n wealth o f the U S ) .. Ohl That s the old quest1on of Income Taxes.

- - -

.:- - -

Somet1mes I doubt whether J ames really loves m e But why should h e make you an exceptiOn) After all, f e llows, there's nothmg hke a fall en angel cake

Smith

mad, matet ialistic m1nded machm e age t1m es 1n the-a.tr

L1sten h ere nO\\

you 1 e not trymg lu st fot PO" er

'No but ptetty near one,' countered dtctJOn 'the ch1ld

mallctously

VVell

tho.t case

1sm

l\amtsch

Dtd you h ea r

th e lat est--1n.O I what)

they a r e building a new vou

- - - .. - - L ost an d

could

couldn t

111 Russ1a m

verse

Gteek extractiOn-from c;ome p.

and last

table and addresseb h s guest youwankeed

"VVh

Huh'', he says m

Greek A gentl e r1pp l e of laughter suffu

t h e mde-finab l e fierceness Itself over the facE'S of the guests a

sa.,age syncopation

and

wa.tlmg

the

waitresses cry out In

delight

s u ppoo;e primitive mus1c-all these "e say com

they JOvfully antiCipate the contus

for

mto "h1ch poor Ivan wlll be plun~

me hmed to tak e r::van Ivan ou t of hi<J na

~ ou

tural

' I can h v a nyway ' sa i d han

element

and

and susceptible to the

he Immediatel y put the words m poetry~ tngue

Found

hedomst1c '30ctety

but not l e1.st

futurtsm and vor

the msmcenty and s'ophistlca

tton of a Mr

c;u ppose they are skilled of

put that

th e morbid pervet'Hon of cub

tmpressw msm

reJOined Iva n, t1c bm

RPa.lly vou 1e extremely clever 111 t ep"lttee ovet

" m e ntal reservation" n ear K anka k ee .

the f1·enzy of <;peed dlld of

to ktd me ate you? 11m n ot a foo l yet efficiency, the flamboyancy of an mtan of the Turkey \Y1thout so much JOU kno\' ' gtble literature and a shppe-ry eluc:;tve nolic1ng Iv'l.n he drawr:. up be!ore !

I 11 JU<~t o;te p ac::-:Jde

It s not th e quest10ns that both e r m e, fe llows It's the answers

Th e head waiter h1

Sm1th contmued Dawn, "the name -and a psychological uphea\al w II be <~elf responds this ttme As he <.,ound.., flmthu mevttable The crat.e for weal t h the pt oaches 1t t'S evident that the man

my~te ry

render

ertlcemen t s

htmself as he endea' ors to answe 1 the walt of

Ill

and romance

L1ttle do they reali ze that Ivan has l a three months course in Greek fr

th e c h ape l please put the Da\\n• o Day ptcked up the 'erse and \Ve c.an saf elJ say It was not always the White Front Restaurant Co VV'i read, thus On the contrary Ivan ts fam ed out g1v1ng the people the sltghtest s I m not a fool as yet he Cttecl fo1 ht<; sto1cal Imperturbable tempera plcion that he has heard the quesll -ment In Muscovite SO('lely he ,.., as Ivan slou ches do\\ n tn hi <., chair, s she tephed Dut pt etty near one

Wtll the l a d that left a kid-glove 1n other one there-cause 1 ne e d a p a n

- - - · .-

Say, w h a t kdled Pompey- - Some kmd of an eruptiOn, I guess.

And he ab qmch. at repartee At once returned,

Geometncal Demonstf!atton

Prof -

Now watch the board fellows, and I'll go through it

'Yes

P ersonall y, I th1nk my w.fe s vo 1ce What was that, j ohn)

1 was

unea rthly

JUSt saytng that your votce Is h eavenly

Extract from the arnbrttous stud ents dtary

When I

pardon me

If that~ the case I ll step astde 'Reah that<; too much for one day' she added

again

'Oh

I II have to be l eav mg now

ag-teed Bormg Ailee

_ _ _ ._ _ _

concern and then breaks rorth mtc vtgorous- I 11 taka roc;t~\ blf sangw1

crownmg ambttton

<>trombun~ pte 'n zoup keed

soc1al

grand

dames nouvea u ttc h e and asptn ng de

The

f aces

And It wa.::. thl!:. Slgmflcn.nt am.azement

of the

the

guests

\\attre<)c,es

regis sm ile

to be gomg I suppose you boys Will fact that had made han \\all htrnself one another m adm ratiOn, and the JnSl<:!t on tah.mg us home won't you?' 1n by an Impervious armour of moral petlOU"i head \\alter nods 1ngrat1atln Sure \\ill' sa1d tivan "Ill take M1ss prin cip les He had tegulated hiS ilfe towards Ivan as he humbly takes do

0 Da) home, "h1ch one Will you take accordmg to a code '' htch once fixed, "as unalte1 able Any md1vidual chanc QUJncey? Me? Oh 1 Guess I 11 take the other

ng to examine

h1s

dra.ry

"ould

tbe order Thank Heavens, Ivan is mg to eat somethmg at last Thts smgular f eat has made a tern

shuck b:r the subhmtty and Wisdom ot. lmpresston

1\lJS-:t Dawn 0 Day and

Tha' ,.,., mce of you both,' Da.\\ n

srud h" punclples Readmg casually Aurora BormgAhce "ho had been d 'but there IS our car \\altmg through th1<:1 book \\e com e upon ~uch ing up at:. tf to get,.but no\\ shoW

Grandpa I dtd you ever have han hke snow-yes, my chtld- out-.tUe now I told James not to bother then w h o s h oveled I t ofP "tth the C.lr but he seems to have forgotten agam Chauffeurs are so ab - - - .- - -..entmmded '\!t I\anttsch We II say Heres another natty question a hor::.e tn your bat h tub)

veys the ce11tng With cCJnc:ummate

character and mot a! power For a! moc.,t a decade h e had reigned as the

'we 11 have butantes

contemplate the marvelous adva n ces of e l ectnctty - 1 one home then"

tell you 1t makes me thmk-lt s wonderful w h at electncity can do

rec.ogmzed ac. the \ety embod1ment of

gemb as-! "Ill never kiss a girl when unm stakeable de&Jre to meet the yot she 1sn t lookmg-1 e "'hen she zsn t man They soon <.atch Qumcey's good lookmg-or agrun \\ e hit upon a and at a nod from him come over .'3tald aphor sm such as-It you don t the table

What wou ld you d o 1£ you saw ~ood bye no\\ and shall look forwa 1 d to "ant JOUr heart stole-n, ;young man scemg you agam • then c:teel tt-HI!:. "hole system how

That s easy enough just pull out the plug So we conclude w1th the pathehc story of the boy w h o wanted to see h1s dear dad on h1s bnthday-but handn t enough cen ts to go home

Perrin, "": Good afternoon ~Ir .A.J1ce You are gett ng to be a regt. e'er, might be summed up In htb fun str"l'lger around here aren't you· CHAPTER VII damenta1 d1ctum Do R1ght Ivan and Fear ~o Man Don t Wnto and Fear I In gettmg to be a regular -.ol THERE'<; :-.'OTHThG LIJ{E -\ thmg or other sa)'s Quincey P,ut B>\_hED \.PPLE >.o Woman'' Such se\erity m prmc1 AnJ C'l.SU"'ll teader \\ho may ha\e pie~ \\·ould give one the impression that ~ant }OU to meet a new fnend ot nu

ch \n{.ed to

t I:' ad

the Pt eced1ng chaplets I\ "ln "as an absolute myst1c

a pure

(Cont1nued on Page 6)

. Hopes of lrtsh for a

Two Viator Men on Championship Nine Bradley All-Opponents

The cycle of CJI)ortc:: hab turned once

\'iator h~ an en\-Iable record m

after

year

teams

msu

tutlon have fintshed h gh m the •stand

P' 1 lngfl of the Little Xmeteen Confe r ence

l't:

In the past yea1

-,(,..Jdlr number

~his

rrish for anathet

ha<J held a

championships champiOn<Jhtp

1':

looks

the Out')Ide prac

,,r!rt stage of practice

1""1

Vmtor s

Hunt

Francts

Culktn5

Cass idy

past

W~leya.n-Fot"atd

Meehan Reedles

Holmes

Eve1·y afternoon the battery

Harper

Block

of Io•" a-Forward

u~rm:t

the

ftro:,t

outdoOl

pract1ce

he sun keep5 beatmg down on the now covered dtamond for the next

ew 1

days, as 11. h as been outdoor prac lee will probabl) begm the eatly part

the week

a ncl to mel ud e such

Wesle}an

Lombard

Mtllikm Bradley

Viator and Augustana?

It ts my optmon that such a mo>·e

Baseball Schedule

m lllmot::.

<\s

the

<.on fer ence

stands there IS n o chance of each team

Apnl 22 Ilhno ., College T

on~ m

play1ng evet y othet·

May 1 Elmhurst I-I

consequentl y man)

May 3 \Vhea ton I-I

cermng the

1\Iay 5 Mtlhhm H

proposecl me.rnbets of th e new confer

the l eague

dtS])Utes anse con

champlOnShlp

The

May 7 De Kalb H

ence are the leaders of the

\'lator has uc,ually had a great pttch

May 10 Wesl eya n H

and

May 12 Bradley T

ptOVId-et c l ru::s C'Ompetit i On

eptlon

May 15

l--

ted Head,' ' \\otll be back agatn th s ear Todd w~.ts the ace of the pttch

....-~ ·

1g Rtaff last year and he looks forward

o an even

~I ~

bettet

Phil'' Mackey, a

rom GalesbUJ g,

sea.son

' Chicago

thts

year

husky nght hander

l ooh<:~

ltke h e "til \~In

and play better brand -of ball

Gill Mid dl eto n , '33

l\•[ay 31 Bradley H

Th e plan pt opo :::.ed by the edi tots of

FOUR CONFERENCE RECORDS SMASHED

the stud ent

pubhcatwns

u')!lana

1st

Aug Wesleyan, 2nd

Ketchum

RENT-A-CAR

Bradley

on the part of the ath

l et1c boards of the schools mvolved

bandmg all the

Bull

umvers t t tes of IllinOIS mto one athlettc

3t·d

Reagan, :Curel< a

Knox

2nd

Lucey, 1Vesleyan

pre:-sen t unequal St luatwn m the Nmeteen

Th e

origmal sn1all er

colleges

among the l eaders 111 the vanous sports

220-;}ard

free

1st

&ty l e--Marsha11

Carle,

Kno"X,

VVes

2nd , Vall en

:omary, who played a g 1eal game at court V1ator 3td Reagan :Cureka, 4th

1 IrcJ, are bac.k Hgam

•y,

spirants f o t

McGulre

lR, Laffey

'.Yood-..

11'

&beano,

o Mal Culk

Ttme-2 59 2 old r eco rd

the only

Hamtlton

o:,on

l\\

'etet an o utfi el d ers on

-lth

"Btll

Pombe 1t

!iquad

I e) an

tho mfteld po•:ullons

Shea,

Mo t ttsey

.llrr, Carney, Gtbbons an d Hunt ate fl(' promJQtng n~.;\\ men fot tht> out Pld position<.!

"i Viatorian Selection of

~ ' ~ll-Opponent Cage Five

1st

).1t·ehan. \\ t'-lc,an F :\lcQuetn

B1 ulle) G G Hhf'a, \\ l <thn .\n G

MJ1~on.

Beardsley 3td

Tune-1 22 2

1 Nord

(l)

D1ntiiL\

spons01 ed by present

conference

affa1rs

"eaker

the

HOTEL KANKAKEE

the

S1dney Herb st, Pres. and G eneral Manager

the Confe-rence are senously

DINING ROOM

Lar

Fashion Believes m G. G. G. Weaves

Augu~tana

V\'"est, ('e"'

c.onference

old record

te<'Oid 1 Ob) F,tncy dn m g-Hanhtn~

M1lltJ..m, l::.t

7<J OS pomt"> l~ eards le> i\Ioune) swteo Not m tl

Knox 2nd 3t cl DIVIS

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("'Je»

V t li.Ol

4th

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Phone Office, Mam 33 7

A Sel ect Board·mz: Sc h ool for Girls and Young La.dtes.

Till~ institutio n is conducted by the lStcrs of 1 0tre Dame, and otrers t•re ry OJ>J>Ortumt)· to l oung- lndl£>'i for a thorough l h dstian and secula.r Prices reasonable

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A hea rty welcome awaits the student andl friends of St V1ator College

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l 35 ) I'-nox 1st 2m1 Fmlon g Vtatot 3J·d VatllencoUJ t Vtatot 4th Time 1 01) -1 (~ew <.onfetence rec.otd old

(Con tm ued on Page 6 )

100 lard f 1ee ')tyl f'-Bull

the

state

teams of

recotd

Lucey \\"e<:;le:tan

1.}0 ·' ard m edi c) (\\ tth(>) Ketchum

l\f1lllkm f."'

C) nference

some five or six te'"l.ms are always

3 03 )

Augustana

r. . nox ~mlth

(Ne"

100 yn rd b act< stro l<e-\YJthey

and Cl oth1e1 ate promtsmg

"Al" Furlong and l'l'

1Vebe 1

of Arcade Bldg.

and

conference has outl n ed tts usef u l ness,

l e:pm

Rea~

AI· Taylor, a freshmen, completes the (V\'ells establ1~h ed new conference t ee Mt of catching a...,puant9 otd of 27 2 m the prellmmanes)

Ltttle

purpose

Tlm e-27 6

Among the mfl. elde ts v. e have :cvard,

4th

Students Are Especially Welcome

1t loom5 as a poss ble solut10n for the

1st

yeat· OJ

DRIVE IT YOURSELF

a thl etiC conference IS wot·thy o f senous constcleratwn

100 3- a t d bl·e.ast-sh o k e-Gordon

V\· e~ leyan fo 1 the 01 gan.tzatlOn of a new

Pt:te' ' Chrlblman former Qumcy Col

last

l.ar second b~\scmdn of la!:.t yea1• and

BOURBONNAIS, ILL.

more nvalry,

•ge star also ldok s good a~ a catcher

Aheat·n

Merchants' Cafe Pullman Bo oths, Sodia F oun· tam. Ma jestic Radio While You Wwt. Phone 954 J. 'Bereolos, Mgr.

Ltttlel 19 '

1f m a class by themselves, wou l d

regular Beardsley Knox 3t d Hat ns. Mtlltkm ntcher wi ll be back agam to recetve 4th Ttme-- 1 31 6 he fast ones of the p 1tchlng staff 50 yard ft ee c;;t y l e--\Yells Macomb Tom

S IX

Barber Shop Agent for Down-Town Clean· ing, Pressing and Repairing Establishment.

Mt) 23 \Vesleyan T

everal games th1s year Frank Cass ly and Mooney t\\ o fres hmen also

}()k good m theit workout">

Elmhur~

When in Kan•c<:.kce You Are Always W elcome at the

N. L. MARCOTTE

now

Aprtl 26 M1111km T

ng staff and tht..., J ear wtll be no ex th e

Star Railings, Steel Stairways , Vent Guards, Struclmra.l Steel Work.

KANKAKEE

m ent \\Ould b e a g1eat boon to ath l-ettcs

Todd,

of everything in \ Vrre and Iron \Vorl{, Fire Escapes, ~V ire an d Iron F ences, Store Fronta, Ma.nufact uret·s

1\.e nu eth Clothi el', '31

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Our photographs are m expenSIVe, yet treasured for their wo rth as living portraits. 153 North Schuyler Ave. Phone 407 Kankakee, lll.

Knox-Center

Cas.c:.td), St Vtatot-Guard Baket , , ., esle}an-Guat d

rs have been cuttmg loose, they wtll 1e In fine shape as soon as conditlO'ns

a.s

Edwin Pratt Sons Co.

Einbeck' s Studio

the otgamzatton o f

The D1g Six

teaams

Mtlllkm-Fon>ard

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a mm athletiC confei ence to be hno\\ n

Tea m

Kankakee's Largest Stock

The Inquiring Reporter

proposed plan fo1

o f I -Guard Seco nd

Pharmacy

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1Vhat do 'ou thmk of the recently

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Baird -Swann ell Everything in Sporting Goods

T. Betourne

Cut Rate Drugs

Ca1roll G Logan G

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Macomb--Centet

activitieS

udglng from the "ay the Ino:;h mtch

Monahan

I:v1rd St Vtator-For wmd

Jiamond

nen take th€'1r usual \\>Orl<out5, and

F irst Team

,.·eather

bad

«~<on Just

L• ,,die; cturmg the

H1ld1 eth

th e

F F

Both of the local pla}ers "ere <:~eltcted b y 1 be Bradley T eC'h ' <:;tu dent ne\\spaper for then plav agru.nst ~)·~Uc::::::::::::>e~UC::=::=

:('~ has not yet been held due to the However ;ondition of the weather he spacwus gymnas1 urn u, the scene of

during

I Amedee

tea.m""

sport, and tlw; )-ear the hope of the

J"ood aJthough the team IS '3'tlll

~~~

~·

Ymtor

ft osh guard, dre~ berths on the ftrst "l.nd second squads 1 '-~pectn· el) of Bradley s all o pponent

qumtet

Viatorian All-Senior League Quintet

dlld

!it.aildJng team cH St VIator are h1gh

turni:d dut by th e Bourbonnais

Cap tam

1030 hardU>ood

'-=t

B}ron E\atd

~in to baseball and hopes of a n out

~~ sport. Year

Page Five

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prf"•J~•II.D.I

crl<'d.

te-p a!!fd ••

t."lkf'l ua home •

... \Ye

v.1.U.""

sa.ld h-an. '\11.*' rn C;E'rt&inl}• b(-ar!t f•it tounbhm~nl 1-"ln;t thL01 ~troml~rry pioe. and now o..r "L • n( n Title hnmP. \\"h.: t ,1,, )"I•U ~!lY CE'rtaln Y

Quin ~y If we tnkP the- \\'rl~l.:oy girl ' ' n 1h n It W;UI on•y th'J cn"-er Uhey·re A.1W"a)'l!l n!tt-r meahfl hom~.' dl.lrg-e.'' It'.e all 0 K with mi.', Qulm y 1 lnan. huW{'!V('T, WM rl ... tr•rmJn('(). to he

''l"l1

tak~> )[i.!~

ngr~1l

Pawn

fYDa)',

'111 1 m•~ It

•AL lh'.l prf'"· Ir thf' g rl!'l \\ant !-(<Hflf' 1llnnf·r tht•n l••t

tflffl,.ult

f.XIn•m1ly

tn111l< In a"nnl tho dHunplnn~hlp tn un}' t' nn In lh• 1,1111, ='ill eu•cn llf'cauAC nt thn lnnhlllty r.r 1 wh tr-arn t1} pl:l): 1 \"l·ry flllt•hnnl In Jh,• f•onf, T''rH'f" Jl I~ fnlly In 1 JIPd a fnolhrtll l1·nm to ffif't·t ! •\'f'I'Y tr-run In lhn rnnff'r'l HI'(' OH it nnw llt:an,lfia. .\ t1•'1.rn 1!!1 uhli• JQ pia)' onlY !1

n ,,th1· r

th-.

In nnl(•r

l1Jlfll'

tlu~ rnnMt.

nnr~rPtw,. i"l.t

pli·k

rhnmp l•m In n ron ff 1H' IH'!' It

lM n l most

oth1· a· tl•;nn In tlHtt rnn(,•rt·nc·f'.

( '. ,Ju ll n u Hrnunr·y, ':l:!.

rt~·r ,.,·dnJ•

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.\t thl"' Jl.1.rtklll:1r mnm1•nt . n hi~ powt·rful looking Jlu~f'nlwr~ <·r• pt up

'Don't lu• f,mli h hn}'!', MYB Dawn, In front (l f tho re-!-ltaurant and \)('gan )OU go ahfall with yr)ur I.Jrt•a.kfast honking Its horn. \Yh)' h1 n• rnnH"!'I th1• wa t•T •·ight nnw "Oh dear me, Ftlld Dawn, thf're'~ tha.t with your flrdl•r.'' yoUnJ! Yandr-rhilt hO)' aJ;raln. Xnw •·y,.s," H:IYfl. .\Ike," we WPU irl murh bm't that the limit. I compli tf'ly ! rr J•r,·rcr to hf'ar you Ut.lk ahnut Hus.«l:t. got him. rtldn't you .\ li ce'! ,\~I'll 1 ~u•·.'l~ ..\ru th1 r1• :Lny gr(>at ~t n(U.'I ~ thPro is nothing eiN! to bf' d ,ne. \\-'r-'11 tlwrr• lik~> TolHt ·Y anrl Dmo~tnh·v~ky?''

haY(' tn !-:lY

''Sot •.in~·,. I ldt." t·r-pllf'd IYan,'' hut

rf':d

fli'I'U"'~\rY ( m· 1 IH'h t(•iim lo mnN ('\'CrY

th,'fll ha\'U it.''

gnoO·hYf"

n£>ar

Don't t:n

thf'

you

Hhft·man

boy~. Hou~w.

lot oC s•("'Onf l rate writer~ ... n ow. -;\lr. l\'anilRc h nnd be !-;u 1·e- trl t:tkf' "You know," !-laid lJn.wn, thu.t pndlc good care of Mr. Quin('ey, won·t you.'' nntc you wrolf• m' wa-R Vf:ry c•lt·ver no Oncf'! more thr bop-c Wt'l'f' )Pfl alnm· you i'\'f'J' wrilf !n1· puhllratinn " at thf'it· tahlt· "'You know, !-'aid "Yt<~ :tt tim ~ . J u~ually writE> uncl1·r Qulne('y, g u esH I'll e:1.t ~··m,.thint::.

thl'l't' an' a

tlw

Jl~C'udnnym ot

\Yhu.t cl'l you say th

Smith."

haked

appl t>

to nw;Jrd tlllllf~· "~mlth' sa!ll Dawn lauJ.:"h:ngly. LN ~\!t f'r all, Ivan , th<'t·£» iR nnthtng like n Jlllll'd C'hnmp lnn,..hi JHt In the var·nuH nw think. ~mlth-thf' nnmc Cti'Utin hakl'd apple . ·• ly "11)und:q (a.mtllar.'' Yeah! you're r!~ht Quin<'L'Y There i~ hl:ll!f'hf"M n( & J tort~. It Is m y cxpr>'f'SJ;•II ''Perh a pR you have Sf't'n the name on nothing- liken. bakul app!t!'." h1 JJ,.f thut n tWW rn nr,.,.,,n''l' he f o rnwd coug-h·dror~. f;l.U~gC$lLd l\, 1n m:Lildou!' So they b oth ord,.red hamburger 1l Mhoul<l l'on~it't nt !"IX nt thl"' out ly

;..; nl'1et•n

ennfen·n

fiH ! UIIn~

In tiH~ Jll'f'l-lt~ll('f' ('on

rnllL·J;!

( ,.,.l' IH'I' , wll h

t lw

put-~sihl•

adrHllnn

"YC'R lhat's it.

nr ynu ;u·e tno

Ivanits<'h.

Rf'ally :.\ l r

!t·arfully

ch \"L'r

for

u~.

t\\o mnrp lti\1118 In nrrlcr to prnmnlt' :\ Th•·n •$ no telling when you arc ldd cl1ng kt'f•n•·r !<pirlt <'PIIl JWllt.on As It h;j now u s.'' IIWI"' I~

''''l rull~ J.:tl\"t'rniPJ..:' con (, •rt' IH't' ganw..: tiJ·tt

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