SHORTRIDGE DAILY ECHO VOL. XXV. NO. 116. ;HORTRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL, INDIANAPOLIS, MONDAY, MARCH 12, 192?.. TWO CENTS SHORTRIDGE DEBATERS WIN CHAMPIONSHIP INTELLIGENCE TESTS CAPTURE TRI-STATE, OELEN JACOOS ELECTED GIVEN TO FRESHMEN WINNING O VER BO TH SENATORIAL PRESIDENT

OPPOSING TEAMS Frances Westcott Elected Vice- Mr. Lowry Prepares Examina- President; Harlow Hyde. lions for Freshman in Math Cincinnati Defeated at Shortridge—Louisville Loses to Locals al. Secretary. and English Classes. Louisville—Cup Practically Cinched. Mr. Lowry is conducting a' Short ridge debaters won the Tri-State Debating Champion­ . At the meeting of the Short­ series of intelligence tests in j ship in the annual tri-angular debate with Walnut Hills High School of Cincinnati, and Louisville Male High School, last Friday. ridge Senate on Friday, after the English I and llg, and Shortridge, on the affirmative, defeated Louisville at Louisville* the reading of the minutes and Math. I and llg classes. He and taking the negative, defeated Cincinnati at Caleb Mills Hall. has been giving them in his administering the senatorial The question was ."Resolved that the present policy of isolation oath. Senator Kellogg (Helen Psychology classes and feels of the United States be abandoned." Jacobs) introduced a resolution that they greatly aid the teach­ The victory practically cinches the cup for Shortridge. The er in co-operating with the stu­ score now is Shortridge, 6; Cincinnati, 4; Louisville, 2. expressing appreciation of the dent. He has therefore gained The debate marked the fourth of (ho series of debates with kindly attitude of ex-Senator permission from the heads of I ho two schools. Barry S. New toward the Short- the English and Math, depart­ Cincinnati Falls 3-0 l idge Senate. ments to give the freshmen Shortridge debaters, uphold­ intelligence tests in order that CINCINNATI DEBATERS The Senate then entered upon ing the negative, scored a de­ the elections of officers which the teachers may know how to cisive victory over Walnut Hills handle each newcomer. High School of Cincinnati, in GUESTS OF S. H. S. TRIO resulted as follows: Presidency The finished lists are no yet n debate, last Friday night at j * fell to-Senator Kellogg (Helen compiled. Caleb Mills Hall. The judges' Luncheon at Board of Trade Jacob*) ; vice-presidency, to verdict was unanimous in favor • Given in Honor of Visiling Senator Williams (Frances REGIONAL RESULTS of the winners. Westcott; secretary to Senator The members of the Short­ Speakers. At Lafayette. Page (Harlow Hyde) ; reading •Crawfordsville 28, Logansport 23. ridge team were Robert Har­ Lebanon 2l>, Jefferson 23. rington, James P. Wheatley and Cincinnati debaters were the clerk,."hi Senator Reid (Francis Bainbridge 40, Brook 21. Arthur Long, captain. Mitchell guests of the Shortridge speak­ Lees); page, to Senator Sim­ Martinsville 21, Manual 17. Levisohn, Harold Steiner, and Greentown 32, Walcott 20. ers last Saturday in an onto** mons and custodian to Senator Frankfort 17, Emerson 11. Louis Beichman represented Mouses (Leonard Schloss). Jr Perrysville 21, Brazil 17. Walnut Hills. tainment given in honor of the Mt. Comfort 30, Covington 21. Shortridge exhibited a Cincinnati team, alternate and Tin- following took the sena­ Anderson 35. Michigan City in. marked superiority in all de­ coach. The program included a torial oath: Ruth Gardner, Crawfordsville 25, Lebanon 12. partments of the debate. The Julia Brefeman, Leefe Worth, Martinsville 30, Bainbridge 23. sight-seeing ride in the morn­ Virginia Brookbank, Hugh Bak­ Frankfort 21, Greentown 16. losers were unable to refute the ing and luncheon at the Board Perrysville 30, Mt. Comfort 10. co-operation — without — par­ er, Thehwii Carter, Margaret ticipation plan of the winners. of Trade at noon. The visitors Barlet, William Hadley, Charles Al Fori Wayne. Jefferson, Don Tullis, .Meredith Kendallville 30, Liberty Center 16. The judges for the debate left for Cincinnati at 3:15 p. m. Muncie 35, Rochester (>. were Dr. Robert Aley, presi­ James Whitcomb Riley's home Pleasant. Warsaw 37, Losantville 16. dent of Butler College; Dean and the Indianapolis Motor Fort Wayne 29, Garrett 21. Senator .Moses nominated Sen­ South Bend 35, Culver 8. Rohback of the Indiana Law Speedway were the chief points ator Kellogg for the office of Mooreland 30, Shelbyville 25. School, and Judge Frank Lahr of interest on the automobile president ; Senator Reid nomi­ Richmond 31, Marion 12. of the Marion County Juvenile ride. Joseph Furnas and Robert nated Senator Johnston and Huntington 33, Cohnersville 16. Court. Mr. Buck acted as chair­ Wabash 23, Hartford City 20. Harrington acted as chauffeurs, Senator Shortridge nominated Muncie 28, Kendallville 24, overtime. man for the debate. Besides the two debating Senator Williams. On the third Warsaw 10, Ft. Wayne 16. Affirmative Wins at Louisville teams, Mr. Buck, Mr. Shoe­ vote Senator Kellogg was elect­ Soutli Bend 30, Mooreland 14. ed by a vote of 14-3. Senator Richmond 34, Wabash 6. The Shortridge debating maker, Mr. Insklep of Cincinnati, team, taking the affirmative and Mr. Otto attended the Aleves, Senator Johnston, and Vi Rlonniinnrton. side of the question, proved too luncheon. Senator Williams were nomi­ Franklin 15, Seymour 12. strong for the trio from Louis­ Similar entertainment was nated for the office of vice- Bedford 21, Bloomington 13. president, Senator Williams be­ Sullivan 28, Brookville 7. ville Male High School. The _give n at Louisville for the Columbus 27, Central (Evansv'Ie) 20. Blue and White team winning, Shortridge affirmative team "jy ing ejected. Senator Page was Vincennes til, Hanover 8. 3-0, in an interesting battle, the Louisville speakers, elected secretary and Senator Lyons 15, Winslow 12. » ville Male High School—the Reid (Francis Lees) was elected Shortridge team was composed VITKXTION. .IIMOIIS reading clerk over Senator Caro- - Junior Drama League. of George Wilson, William How­ Bring bottles and boxes to your way, Senator Nelson and Sena­ Owing to the fact that the ard antl Robert Hutchinson, session rooms. Your session room tor Pittman. Senator Simmons auditorium is needed for a con­ captain. agent will take care of them. Don't was elected page and Senator forget the Wiggly Piggly. Start now 1. cert rehearsal Thursday, the Louisville could not cope with to bring these things in. Moses was elected custodian. Junior Drama League meeting (he winners, both in construc­ The president announced that will be postponed until March tive speeches and rebuttals, the Stale tickets for the Indiana Uaskel (he trial committee would con­ 22. On that day the club will Kentuckians being at a loss to Hall Tournament are on sale al I lie sist of Senator Kellogg, chair­ present "The Pot of Cold," a I refute the winners' contentions. Box Office tin's neck. Price $1.50. man ; Senator Kendrick. Sena­ tor Shortridge, Senator Ball, playlet based on a Greek myth. The debate marked the All candidates for Spring Football, Miss Love's Expression II i fourth consecutive Shortridge and Track Team report at Room !), Senator Reid. Alternates, Sena­ class will give a pantomime. I victory over Louisville. 2:35 today. F. H. GORTON. tor Moses and Senator Caroway. 2 SHOJITUIDGE DAILY ECHO. MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1923. SHORTRIDGE DAILY ECHO member of the State Oratorical SHOHTRIOOK HIOH SCHOOL Association to which Shortridge METROPOLITAN Telephone Lincoln 3630 then belonged. As a weekly School of Music GOLF r L outlet for his lovc of ar umen North and Pennsylvania Sts. '^mNm JaaS m£ * - Opposite Shortridge. bHORlRIDGE ECHO PRESS fc t} h f fl h Wll.l.lAM N. OTTO..Managing Editor ideal place. His over-abundance Lessons 75c to $3.50 O. l-.iiiereiH. CHOSSLANDl as second-clas. BuBlneas mattes Manager Sei>-r of enthusiasm is shown in the According to teacher teJected. SWEATERS tember 17. 1909, at the yostofflce at st0ry that the censor of the! Baldwin and Ellington Pianoa Uaed. Indianapolis, Indiana, under the act of Phone.: Lincoln 87B3. Main 2715. March 3, 1879. ^^^^^^^^^ Senate relates about him. He '•• Subscriptions—$1.50 per year In ad­ introduced a bill one time in the! vance. Semester rate 85c, delivered ARTHUR BERIAULT at the school Senate which he thought would i The Managing Editor and Manager provoke a great deal of ai'gU- Expression, Oratory and | $6.95 ure members of the Shortridge High j fc However, he thought School taculty. ... . Dramatic Art Advertising rales made known upon,that the opposing Side was not METROPOLITAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC TO application to the Managing Editor. taking advantage 0f all the Phone*: Main 27IS. Lincoln 87B3. Residence: Irvington (617. MmuUy staff-Lucy Ashjian. editor.' Points it could use. So he wrote phone Wash. I32G. Assistants — Helen out, each week, a speech in op- buttons up close around the Owen. Nathan Davte, *«*a»J* *°?* position to the bill, and gave it throat, like any peasant's ru- $12.95 Rowena Smith, Josephine Henderson, i » e> bashka, without mark of dis­ Mariana Kennedy, Barbara ciatt, Mil- to a freshman Senator to learn tinction of any kind." dred Pleasant. amj deliver, so that there Tuesday Staff—Frances Westcott, .... . , „ .-. In his artcle on "Vodka or editor, Wash. 1726. Assistants-Paul might be more points tor him to Ruin," Mr. Hibben informs us A jauntily pleated skirt topped Dartlell, Wells Hampton, Elizabeth dispute in rebuttal. that in Russia the question of by one of these bouyant golf JameHurd s ElizabetLesh, Marh Heffernany Emily ,Star .loar n Wall, „ , prohibition is not a moral but sweaters will make a striking uuuilind., jjiwuEdwari <->.•d •Chapman . Phili^BHp He was also one of the group an economic one. He says, "Had appearance on the golf course or Wednesday •St-n'i" Edith Corya, ed­ of boys at that time including there been any success in the tennis court. itor. Irvington -~!)C. Assistants—Vera Claude Bowers, Lawrence Da­ negotiations at Genoa or The The back and sleeves are Freid, John Payne, Charles A. Hnls- Hague, the vodka matter would 111:111, Marvel Rickets, Janet Shirley, vis, Fletcher Wagner, George in plain colors and the Frances Pond, George Clayton, Mar­ scarcely have arisen, as it is front is figured in con­ garet Elrod, Tevie Jacobs, Herman C. Longdah and others, who were generally agreed that the mor­ trasting colors. They Kurtz, Eugene Reid. much interested in the "Comet" als of peasant and worker alike button up the front in _^^^^^^^^_^_^.^.^._._ the school paper, one of the in Russia have been immensely tailored style and have Thursdav Slaff—Le Grand Cannon, ,, . ,._, _ , „ improved by prohibition of that V neck and patch pockets. editor, Wash. 2470. Assistants- lore-runners of "The Echo." commodity." ' Robert Hutchinson, Helen Jacobs, He was a clean-minded, up- Mr. Hibbeii' has devoted one You may have several slip-ons, William Kennedy, James Bailey, Lin- kep• htt studenup a t scholastiand successfullc averagey . thgrely l PetersonDeerwester, .Margare, Burl t ElyW'nessner, James, , * ^ „„u„i„..4.:„ ~ of his articles to the Moscow but to be really up-to-the-very- , Waller Geisler. Inin Roosevelt' n s administration of 1921-1922.in contrast to the last-second you must have one Friday Slaff—Edith Phillips, editor, Mr. Hibben was sent to Eu- Moscow of tne year before. We of these new Golf Sweaters. jean Richardson, Helen Noble, Jean- rope as a foreign official and it enjoyed this article thoroughly uetie Jackson, Ruth Darnell, Elizabeth w then that he became in- —Second Floor. Ftetcber, Geraldlne Shaw, Blgtaor L ^ jn the gtudy rf peQp,e beciuise it brought Russia near­ er to us. Life in Moscow does Censors-Monday. Laura Donnan: and conditions on th«* other not seem so different from New THE WWBLOCKO? Tuesday, Ruth Allerdice; Wednesday, Side of the water. York aftefc-all; before we had Rosa M. R. Mikels; Thursday, Eiiinor' His latest articles printed i4i, a wild and vague idea that Rus­ Garber; Friday, Edgar T. Forsyth. the New York Times display an sia was still devastated by bar­ Exchange Kdllor—Edith Corya.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ conditions in Russia, and in I S Y night, the crowded roof gardens, <*. •i-t ag e o reading them one feels that he CO H restaurants and parks, he 33 o Monday, Marcli 12— ]is ]jstening neither to an ex- p iatiou Club at 2:35 writes, "There flashed through < _^..^ iu^ '"jtreme socialist nor an extreme X as O Jewelry Shop. my mind a vision of the dark, &. a 50-cen t conservative. His first article still streets, almost deserted at B GIV E T H -H E in g i n thi s p Tuesday, March 13— describes an interview with atAwait •3 Continued on page three ** Physiography Club 2:35 in I Leon Trotzky, the Bolshevik o Room 23. leader. He writes, "Trotzky is Have you been vaccinated for w Ukelele Civ*? at 2:35 in Room 47. considerably heavier than a the spring fever yet? OS Szj

CO NOW . B r I.MA X an d Fiction «£".lub at in Room 38. year ago — dangerously near CO 5 w le s yo u t o what one will begin to call fat. Fred Parsons seems to be the r3 ZQ o Wednesday. March II prize baby of the juniors. 'M Tbe lean face familjar to the < o Thursday. March 15— world from his photographs How long did you wait foi^ I t enti i TH E C L AT : Ha t o r Ca j Math Club at 2:35 has filled out, not round and your inspiration for some class ir Cat's -ENTIO N smooth and pudgy like Herbert 00 Friday. Marcli 1«- poetry ? HA T Echo . CA P Hoover's, but in lumps that H o n a 1 Senate at 2:3; in Room 37. would be rugged if they were Going to the State Tourna- i not rounded. It resembles a ment ? Paxton Hibben. head on which the sculptor has Indiana Among ex-Shortridgers who begun to work before" he has The debating fellows know have gained a name for them- started to model the features how to give the Queen City Dental College selves and incidentally for closely. It is full of strength boys a good time. nd An Institution tliat liaa been leacfclue; Shortridge, is Paxton Hibben of * Potentiality. The waving young men and women th* art of den­ hail Saving up your tinfoil? 4.u i \- »no u u u *> wot with gray, is like a tistry for over forty year*. the class ot 98, who has been frame The ,ittle goatee> which And now for the Senate trial! Offer* • Four-year Cauraa l.radlna; lo the Decree mt D.D.*. writing a series ot articles in once made a thin face longer, Don't you wish you could the New York Times Magazine now emphasizes it's rotundity. hear the cast practice? For catalogue ••< keeklet Section on Russia and the con- "Trotzky's teeth are bad, and addrraa the call**-,* at & e ta k s lhere s a S ot When we went in to Room 9 PenaaylTaala aad Walaat Straete ditions there. *} \ . f ,j - ^L yesterday to get our books, we ladiauapolle, ladlaaa , , . ,„ ... , _ sibilance that would be called a heard Birk Lefler say, "Drink, In his Shortridge days, Pax- effeminate im- NOTB-Dental work ot all ala«e I* lisp save for the lady?" to Edith Badger. Musta done for the general public la the Op- ton Hibben was greatly interest- plications of that .word. He though she was dry. • ratln»- ROOBI rroan 1:1* a. av to » a. at. ed in oratory and was an active wears a plain cotton tunic that SHORTRIDGE DAILY ECHO. MONDAY, MARCH 12. 1923. Exchanges Listening In. Be Making Plans to Have A Good Sherrill Shepherd and Frank Once a Freshman was wrecked on an Cramer, after years of experi­ African roast. ence, will soon conduct a class Time With Where a cannibal monarch held in "Amusements for Infants." sway; And they served up Ihat Freshman In Willie Kennedy's Greek class slices of toast doesn't seem to appreciate his On the eve of thai very Bame day. unusual faculty for reciting Ilut the vengeance of heaven followed original rules for Greek syntax. The Junior Class swift on Hint act. And before Ihe nexl day was seen "Bring Boxes and Bottles for By cholera morbus that tribe was at­ the Carnival." tacked. "Come, and see the Baby Saturday, March 24th For the Freshmai .was dreadfully Show." green. Ed. Note—Looks suspicious. • BARRELS OF FUN Teacher: "Tell me some­ Thoughts of a Cicero Hook. thing of importance that exists today that didn't exist one Went to Cicero class today hundred years ago." and listened to a lecture on GYMNASIUM NEEDS William: "Me." "Reading Between the Lines." GIRLS HOYS ' Wonder what that means? My Shoes $1.25 to $2.7.r Shoes ! |1.25 to $3.60 Si (amazedly-fr: "By gum" owner said his pony had a page Middies 1.50 Shirts • 60 Coy Amanda (who is seeing Henrietta Bloomers 2.50 Pants $0.50 and .Co missing. How queer! There Serge Bloomers :!.7-r> Supporters $0.(10 to 1.00 the "show" with Silas) : goes some more writing into Athletic Ilelts 1.75 Belts 35 " 'Tain't my place ter." me, as if I wasn't already full of printing. Oh, well! such is SMITH-HASSLER-STURM CO. What do you think now, life. Bobby?" remarked the" mother, A Real Sporting Goods Stote. 219 MASS. AVE. as she boxed his ears. Guilty Conscience (?) "My train of thought has been delayed by a hot box." Why did Miss Pierson blush The Manager: "There's just so becomingly last Friday whelr Shortridge Book Exchange one piece where I want you to Elizabeth Charpie, translating appear holding some dynamite." her Greek, read, "The soldiers A SHORTRIDGE INSTITUTION The Actor r* "And i\U how feared Menon as pupils fear a many pieces wjll I apprar if it teacher." Takes the utmost care of books and supplies for Shortridge explodes ?" ~ students. Kverything complete from an algebra to a pen point.' How on Earth? Old Man: "I wish I had a chance like you have for an ed­ Miss Barkley: Now, the first "Our Service" is now famous. ucation." * * one who talks will have to come Boy: "I'll sell it to-you for up in front and stand in a row. PAXTON HIBBEN two-bits." _ » We hope the compliment isn't [Continued from page two Small Boy: *T)o you give six this hour, of the Russian cap­ pieces of candy forlive cents?" wasted on the janitor whom Mr. Carpenter calls Aristotle. ital of a year ago—such a thing Clerk: "Yes." as a roof garden undreamed of Small Boy: "Six for five, » and horse races as improbable five for four, four for three, MisCan's Plattet Your Jussayingt Hear: Bu—t my as at a Methodist Sunday School three for two, two for one, one picnic. * * * " for 0. Give me one, please," dear child, you should know. Miss Swan: Remember, "It is in the markets (how­ First: "I'm quite a near you're not in the grades any ever, that the change is most neighbor of yours; I've taken more. noticeable—the great public a house by the river." Mr. Gingery: Mathematics is street markets. A year ago Second: "Oh, I hope you'll the highest type of human these were the refuge of the JUST the THING drop in some day." thought. .needy. Here the members of lhe bourgeoise gathered to of­ For school -a stylish, smart cap. Mr. Crockett: Next, Mr. Advanced showing of Softings and The man who can bottle up Turpin. fer for sale the most amazing his wrath at all times is a assortment of articles, from dia­ Gigged Tweeds — corker » monds and rings to bronze SI.50 and $2.00 Umpire (at a basket ball Mary Margaret Patrick holds French clocks and lace bed­ the record for breaking. In two spreads of fabulous value; sec­ game): "Foul." days she broke two test tube LEVINSON Small Boy: "Where are its ond-hand phonographic records, Comer Illinois and Market Sts. bottles, one piece of glass tub­ hypodermic needles, door knobs, feathers ?" ing and a compact. 37 X. Pennsylvania St. ll S. Illinois. Umpire: "You goose, this is samovars, false teeth, ten-year- » old fashion magazines (in greal a picked team." Frank Parrish: Greek civi­ r "Why did the judge let the demand!), family photograph lization began in the eighth albums—and the market came i Crawford's deaf man go free?" century, but I forget whether to be a sort of salon, in which "It was held that you can't it was A. D. or B. C. people of former wealth visited JUST ACKOSS THE STREET convict a man without a hear­ » with one another over their ing." Bright Student (in Zoo.): "Is sales. "Professor," said the weeping a redbird and a carnival the I "Now it is all changed." SCHOOL BOOKS graduate, "I'm indebted to you same thing?" | Mr. Hibben's style is brilliant, for all I know." p. s.—She meant cardinal. his humor is catching, his de­ and • scription vivid, and his infor­ "Pray do not mention such Little Dorothy (entertaining a trifle," was the reply. mation and standpoint unbiased School Supplies her big sister's beau): Oh, Joe, and true. And as we read him, "I'll make you dance," cried guess what father said about !we eagerly wonder if the pres­ the irate mother, pursuing her vou last night! ent Shortridge will turn out any New and Used Books. son with a shoe. "Then," Joe Hartwell: 1 haven't an such products as Paxton Hib- thought the juvenile, "we shall idea in the world. ben. 'Fountain Goodies." have a bawl." L. D.: Oh, shame; You lis­ tened. SHORTRIDGE DAILY ECHO, MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1923.

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