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WVol . XII. CINCINNATI, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1927 No, 24 X Debatisrs Win And Lose COMING EVENTS MAY 29 HISTORIANS No event conflicting with any of the following may be scheduled with­ Chosen for Mammoth Crusade Unqualified and Mercenary StXavier Clevelanders out ofl[icia! sanction. For open dates Demonstration Claims Phillips apply to the Registrar, Mr, Ronald J, Jeanmougfin, A largo crowd welcomed the last Takes Honors at-Chicago Win Allied Debt Debate What is expected to resemble on a Alumni lecturer of the present year Mar, 16—Chapel Assembly 8: 30 a.m, sniall scale the scenes of the Chicago • •-' " , .. -.©•--•. last Sunday evening. Dr. Charles Friday night, John Carroll Uni­ Intra-Semester Tests, Eucharistic Congress is promised for On Tuesday evening, March 8th, Mar, 17—St. Patrick Day, Phillips of Notre Datne choose for the St. Xa'vier debating team de­ versity sent their debating represen­ May 29, when the Catholic Students' his topic, "The T_rue Washington" tatives to, meet St. Xavier upon the Junior Mass 8:30 a, m. Mission Crusade will stage a convoca­ feated the team of Loyola University Mar. 18—Senior Mass 8:30 a, m. and centered his talk upon the recent at Chicago, ~ This" was St, Xavier's topic, "Resolved: That the United tion at Corcoran Field, critics of the first President. States should cancel its inter-allied Senior Sodality 11:30 a. m. Present plans call for a .solemn first debate this year. Band Rehearsal, 3 ;00 p. m. He said those writers did not pos­ The subjeet, "Resolved: That the debts." The visitors defended the fleld mass, to begin abbut 11 a. ni., Mar., 21—Freshman Mass and Sodal­ sess the primary requisite of a com­ Volstead Law should. be modifled to riegativelind won the decision, with Rt. Rev. Francis Beckman of ity 8:30 a. m, petent historian—a knowledge of the permit tbe - manufacture of light Dr, Edward P, Moulinier, '87, Dean Lincoln, Neb., National President of Philopedian Society 1:36 p. m, ') times of which they were . writing; . wines and beer,',' is one of the most of the College of Law, presided as the • Crusaders, as celebrant. Most Mar, 22—Sophomore Mass 8:30 a, m. He cited the passage in which George vndely discussed topics in America, Chairinan, and three jurists ,seryed Rev, John T. McNicholas, O, P., of Orientation, 8:30 a. m,. Dr. J. E. Wnshing'ton is accused of snobbish­ St. Xavier upheld the Negative, The as the judges. They were the Hons, Cincinnati will preach and Rt. Rev, Greiwe. ness because he once wrote that only decision was. given by a single critic Stanley- Roettinger, Joseph Woeste, Francis W, Howard of Covington will Clef Club Rehearsal, 7:30 p. m. gentlemen should be commissioned judge. Professor Mau of Northwest­ and Wm. Reed. be present. Mar, 23—Chapel Assembly 8:30 a, ni,' ofHcers in the army. em University. The St. Xavier team was the same Ten thousand Crusaders of the Apr, 3—Executive Committee of "In those days the term gentlemen The debate was between tvyo three- that was victorious at Lyola the parochial schools of the city will sing Aluinni Association, 10:15 a, m. meant men who were educated and men teams. George K. Ray, '29; earlier part of the week, William Manzetti's Mass of the Angels, They Apr. 4—Debate. Loyola University polished and had the ability to lead Prank Walsh, '29, and Fraud Naphin, Nolan, '30; James QuiU, '28, and Ed­ will be trained, under the direction of here. Juniors obliged to attend. other.men," Dr. Phillips said. "Wash­ '27, represented Loyola, while Wil­ ward J, McGrath; '28. John CarroU John J. Fehring, Supervisor of Music Jsaseball. Michigan Here, ington had no intention of restrict­ liam Nolan, '30; James QuiU, '28, sent Ralph.J. Perry, '27; Joseph T. in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, by Apr. 5—-Orientation. ^Mr. -A. H. ing tho higher positions in tjio army and Edward J. McGrath, _;28, upheld Moriarty, '30, and Hubert J. McCaf- parochial school music teachers. Foppe. to a group of well-born Americans," the case of St,-Xavier. feryj^ '27. Thousands of college and high Apr. 6—Alumni Meeting, 8:00 p. ni. school students in the institutions "They accuse WashinRton of Naphin, the first speaker for the Opening the St. Xavier' case, No­ marrying for wealth and they accuse Affirmative; contended that the VOIT lan declared that it was not the in­ Apr. 10, 11, 12—The Passion. around Cincinnati are expected, the Apr. 11—Debate. Boston College time of the mass having been ar­ his v/ii'e of marrying (or position. stead Law was' contrary to a funda­ tention of the aflSrmative to say that They cannot find any indiscretions mental principle of American gov- the European debts should be can­ here. Seniors and Freshmen ranged for them to reach Corcoran obliged to attend, Field for the beginning of the serv­ in the courtship so they invent as cinmcnt Walsh showed the failure celled unconditionally, but that dis­ much of a bad talc as they can. of the 'Volstead Law to check drink­ armament of the nations should be Apr, 14, 15,. 16, 17, 38—Easter Re­ ices. cess. Lay-people, not Crusaders, will "In Washington's friendship with ing and the. increase in crime and demanded in return. Ho alleged that Sally Fairfax—a happy min.x whom la\/lessness due to prohibition. Ray, the present attitude of the United Apr. 19—Classes Resume. also attend in large numbers. .^ ^ Latin Intercollegi!i.te, -Church organists from all parts of I should like to have known—they f-hn ^*^ni..j;^c^£iker- ffjr Lovc-^i* 'cIt?.i''nGd Stat'isis engendering a hostile-f oel-. iind that he was ahvays on the visrge that the proposed modification would ing throughout Europe and ]s promo­ Apr, 20—Alumni Banquet 6:00 p, m, the United States will be present as . Debate, St. Viator here. Sopho­ the date of "the convocation coincides of unfaithfulness to his wife. They remedy the ievils described by'the ting economic alliances against this insinuate thus far not daring to make first speaker, . . country. mores obliged to attend, with the opening of the convention of Apr. 22—Booklovers' Card Party any open declarations. " Nolan, m opening the case of "the Quill claimed that the AUies were their guild, the Society of St. Greg­ and Dance, "They call Washington an oppor­ Negative, took direct issue with Na­ unable to pay as taxation is already ory. Headquarters for the conven­ Apr. tunist and a military blunderer be­ phin's contentions, showing that the too high in Europe, that production 20 — Orientation. Mr, J, D, tion'will be St. Mary Seminary, Nor­ Cloud. wood, Ohio. cause of the length of the Revolu- , modification would be unconstitution­ must be increased if the debt is to tionary War. ' They forget that with al, that modification would violate a be paid and that there would be ho Apr. 27—Intra-Semester Tests. The services will probably be May 1—Verkamp Debate. Juniors broadcast and loudspeaker equipment all the modern moans of warfare the •written law, whereas the 'Volstead market for the increased commodi­ World War lasted six years. They Law at best could only be said to ties, and flnally,.that as Europe could and Seniors obliged to attend. may be installed to carry the service May 26—Ascension Day. to all parts of Corcoran Stadium. forget his stroke at Trenton, prob­ conflict with some antiquated'cus­ not pay in gold, merchandise or ter­ ably ono nf- the greatest pieces of tom ' ritory, there was no means of- paying May 26, 27, 28—May Pete at Cor­ Arrangements are in the hands of coran Field, strategy in military history. Quill, taking the conditions re­ the debt. - Rev. Frank Thill, Executive Secretary May 29—C. S, M. C. Convocation at "They say that he had luck when - counted by Walsh, showed that modi­ - McGrath concluded the Affirma­ of the Crusaders and Rev. Roger Corcoran Field, , he won. But what is the definition fication would only aggravate them. tive's arguments by proving that it is Straub, Secretary of the local confer­ June 2—Semester Examinations, ence, -It is planned to make these of luck if it is not making use of, He further demonstrated that dis­ inexpedient for the United States to one's opportunities? tribution of wines and beer was im­ For John Carroll, Perry declared June 5, 6, 7, 8—Commencement Ex­ convocations an annual event in Cin­ ercises. cinnati, "These writers call Washington a possible - "^ , accept. echeming politician who manouvered j McGrath, the final speaker for St. that the debts are generously funded for years that he might secure the Xavier, denied Ray's contenitons ahd over a period of-sixty-two years and Generalship of the Revolutionary ." showed that there was no substan­ that: they are reduced as much as THIRTY RAILROADS Army and faked surprise when it was tial sentiment for the modification, 75 per cent; Moriartiy claimed can­ tendered him because he was ashamed cellation is unnecessary as Europe that while there' exists no example Out for Baseball Should Have Co-operation of his plans. of Its success, there are at least four can pay; and McCaffery flnished by "They say he was a victim of . saying that cancellation would be :a Bywater Says instances wheire the proposed plan . About thirty prospective candidates chance. What a contradiction! To failed, and flnailly that passage of this detriment to World Peace and would for the St. Xavier CoUege baseball "Unless"the present officials of Cin­ accuse him one moment of being a modiflcat'on would be futile since it work an injustice upon the American team reported to Athletic Director, cinnati dispense with their indifferent fop, a cad, an opportunist, a military would be inoperative in forty-four taxpayer. J, A, Meyer, last Wednesday after­ attitude towards the extensive devel­ blunderer, a schemiiig politician, and states The decision was announced by noon, opment of the railroads using this then say that he was the victim of • Professor Mau gave his decision in Dr, Moulinier. Music was furnished . Coach Meyer announced that the city as a terminal, they are going to circumstance? Is such a man ever favor of St, Xavier. He commended by tfie St. Xavier High School or­ baseball schedule for the approaching awake some bright morning to flnd responsible? both sides'upon the lucidity of their, chestra. The debate'waj held in the season was not yet completed, but that the, sack containing their hqld "I strongly suspect these historians:'. arguments. ;' Lodge Reading Room in the Library, that the Xavier aggrregation would upon the creation of a successful of thinking too much of selling their, have an imposing array of opponents. metropolis is open and the prize flown wares. _ "Many diseases have , their origin As soon as the weather is favorable, to more attractive quarters." Referring to the evils of modeim; :', v DENTISTRY in the teeth and one of the main di'vi- daily practice sessions are to: be held. Thus spoke Mr, Edward Bywater youth, Dr, Phillips said that it was 7i;'j': sions of dentistry is preventive den­ The Musketeers have always made commenting upon the importance of such writings as these which tore Requires Medical Information, tistry. excellent records on the diamond and the railroads to the extension and away the assistance of faith; froni ;,; "Most important of all is the this season's team is expected to development of Cincinnati, His aud­ young niinds and left them to sink^ ~ -•; Says'Lecturer ' treatment of children. They have .al­ break all-former feats. ience was the students in the traffic or swim alone, V, '-" V ways linked the word 'dentist' with Six veterans of last year's team, course, recently begun in the Evening "Destroy man's faith in his feUbw-J.::;-;;;; "Dentistry, is;'Ihore. and more be-: 'pain'. They should receive regular out for this season's nine, with the School of Commerce, man and what can he think of tliejjj:;-!!;;; coming a specialty of medicine, but attention. ne'w players, display a formidable ar­ "Cincinnati has natural impedi­ Creator of Mankind? That is exactlyl rj^f? 'this change is for the better. 'It will "The'remunerative side ofthe den­ ray of talent, Kelly, Schmidt, Phe­ ments, destructive to the development what these historians are doing. -^j^^r-M'.l give us all-around men,'-; said Dr. J. tal prof ession is very good, .Nowadays lan, Morrissey, Buerger, and Rapp of railroads in its hills, Louisville "I promised when I begtan to 8peak;-;-3i?^§ Homer^-Huschart; '07, tb members of it. is, well-known: that-people are only are the letter men from last year, has not and is fast overtaking our to offer constructive, criticism ' of C^''-'j5 the Freshman Orientation class last too'wUling to pay when, they receive .The firsts game will'be played on city. . these and like books, I advise yoii;;:|iir^ week. He was explaining that'medir satisfactory service in any line ,and April 4th, with Michigan State, who "Iil consideration of these natural to read thein."standing up"; to reads'iS'Sti cal knowledge is requisite for the this holds go'od of dental service," meet for the flrst time with St, Xav­ disadvantages, Cincinnati should co­ .^odern dentist; /- • XDommenting on the. Orientation ier in a major sport, operate to the greatest possible ex­ ^ "The requirements'-fbr^e^^^ idea,. Dr,;: Huschart. said, ''Ybu aref .Two of • last year's, stars have al­ tent with the railroads. Certainly, i^into a dental^^chpol?ara phejiyear ;<^ very fortunate iii having, these classes ready .broken into big league base­ if she does not replace her present you will be able to converse about^||^ v,coUege work'at'present.^ iThe .ti wheriaexperiencedPmen, interested in- ball, .Jim Boyle is with the New indifference and, almost hostility, her the errors of such authors; and to dci||y^ ^wiU come whoii-;a;;;c'ollege.;degree .•will your; welfare^. can;_ give; you, the ins^ York: Giants; 'while Harry , A'bers is title 'Gateway to the South' will be­ all this , to safeguard your ownlsiJSli an(lrp^ts,of|tHeirpwn,profess the property of the Cincinnati. Reds. come a matter of history," : :,.., hou.sehold, ;:>,;; THE XAVERIAN NEWS The Xaverian News St.Patrick SOCIAL eONDUCT Published Every Wednesday During the Ceileae Year It is common to think q£^ Ireland as the land of a harassed but in­ domitable race and to hope that; the day wiU quickly come when the Factor in Education Emerald Isle will blossom forth with all the beauty of its shamrocks. Subscripton, $1.S0 a year But such a view is unfortunate. It ia better to think of Erin as the "Today, social conduct is the most Office, Recreation HaU Canal 4040 glorious "Isle of Saints and Scholars." For only a thorough knowledge of important factor in the education of children." These words, spoken re: Charles F, Wheeler, '2.9, Editor-in-Chief the history of education can bring one to realize how much Erin has contributed to the arts and sciences. cently by a noted lecturer on "Child Edward McGrath, '28 Albert Worst, '30 Wm, Clines, '29 Psychology," were quoted by Rev.- —Wm . -Dammarell ••, —'28 Wm, Breitfelder, '30 Robert Willmes, '29 The vigor with which she today is righting her affairs was once utilized Ray Hilbert, '28 Wm. Nolan, '30 Frank Glueck, '29 that culture might survive. Her universities and monasteries are a link Thomas Reilly, S. J., at chapel as­ Wirt Russell, '29 James' Nolan, '28 John McAnaw, '30 in progress's chain. Her learning and skill have soared higher than that sembly last week. Louis KeUer, '29 Prank Koester, '28 Robert Deters, '30 i of any other nation at any other time. Father Reilly admitted the truth Francis Bacon of the statefhent, but declared it to William McQuaide, '28, Business Manager Even today her blood of intellectual brilliance and sharpened wit has John Lampe, '28 Milton Tobin, '30 Richard Downing, '29 not ceased to flow, - be an age old doctrine. He stressed And as the world is indebted to Ireland, so Ireland is indebted to St. the point that from times immemorial HIGH SCHOOL STAFF Patrick whose love of leaming penetrated as deep into Erin's woods as the Catholic Church has employed this Daniel L, O'Brien, Managing Editor did his love of religion. method of education in training her John Brennan and Francis Brearton -.»• Sodalities For that should the college man reverence the "Apostle of Ireland," youth, teaching them self-control, John Anton and Thomas Insco Mnsie self-denial and courage in confront­ William Earls and Arthur Linz :....Dramatw ing obstacles. Daniel Tobin, WUIiam Scanlon and Frank Phelan Sports Father Reilly statedthat there was Scholastic MUSKETEERS Edward Bruggemann Norbert Mairose Robert Dapper an ever increasing tendency of mod­ Joseph Dressman John Healy Harry Witte SHEVUN'S ern psychology to blend and har- Louis Feldhaus Have Easter Week nionize 'with that, of the Catholic Engagement "If It Swims. I Hava It" Church. -_ - MOTTO — TO SERVE XAVIER 27 East Sixth Street The St. Aloyaiua Statue Fund "The Musketeers", a jazz orches­ reached $549.00 laat week. tra recently organized at the college, Moulinier is scheduled to play at Keith's The decision of the United States Supreme Court in the Tumey case Theatre during Easter Week. -It is brought deserved glory to Dr, Edward P, Moulinier, '87, Dean of the College playing at present two nights each week under the personal direction of of Law. * . Mr. Henry TKeis at the Sinton Hotel. Dr. Moulinier has been showered with congratulations since his victory, They are already booked for many but it is not too late to tell him that Xavier's Alumni, Faculty and Students engagements vduring^ the summer rejoice in his success. months and, it is said, the orchestra The importance of the decision is shown by the fact that it affects six­ will prove to be an exceUent advertis­ ing medium for the college. teen states. That the Supreme Court reversed the decisions of the two Mr. Theis, who is one,^of the best highest state courts adds to the brilliance of the case. known orchestra leaders in this -vicin­ Dr. Moulinier has long possessed a wide reputation as a barrister, but ity, is'enthusiastic in his praise of the present case ranks him as one of the foremost legal authorities in the the accomplishments of "The Musk­ .United States. eteers." The orchestra has been heard in several radio programs from A review of the procedure will quickly show that the attorneys who Station WFBE. pleaded it were men of wise judgment and undaunted faith in the justice Frank Hartman, '29, organized and and importance of their case. Lawyers are unanimous in declaring that'the directs the orchestra when Mr. Theis decision reaffirms one of the most vital constitutional rights of the individual is not present. Hartman plays the and wipes out an abuse of justice which all thinking men decried. Sousaphone. Other members of "The Xavier may well be proud of the Dean of its College of Law, Musketeers" are Rex Adkins, trum­ pet; Frank Clemish, trumpet and violin; Wm, Carr, G. Wiethorn and Jos. Strassburger, Saxaphone and Clarinet! Win. Koehl, piano; Wm. Barth, drums; Lawrence Meyer, Banjo, and James Harris trombone. Rev. Alphonse Fisher, S. J. is Faculty Director of the musicians.

Holy Week

Chosen for Passion Play

The dates of ^his year's presenta­ tion of "The Passion", under auspices of St, Xavier are Sunday, Monday an^d Tuesday of Holy Week, April 10, ll'and 12, Rehearsals wiU be called soon. Th, Other arrangements are not com­ These shoes pleted. The directors and cast will be the same as last year wherever need no press agent possible, it was said. STADIUM Our own Collegiate E sold one pair and that pair sold three more. And J. ALBERT JONES Two'Trouser Suit W those three sold a do-zen. One look at the shoe PHOTOGRAPHER tells you why, A million dollars' worth of class—harness- Photographs for School Annuals and stitched .saddle, shield tip—Man, this shoe will make Students wt supply, at most raodtrat* prices, , , < , . . campus or office sit up lUid take notice! Yes, it's a Potter- 429 Rata Street, Cincinnati, O. •50 Thompson model, which means there never was a finer Phorte, Main 107Q.. *35 pair of shoes for $10. ^ The Dorm—A new blucher ox­ A three-button sack coat; wide, ford styled by Potter, built by Lowe and Campbell straight hanging - trousers — those Thompson. In black or tan calf. $10 Athletic Goodt Compang are the features that make the Seen the iiezvest in hose? "Stadium" so popular among well- 717-719 Sycamore Street It's silk, Holeproof brand, in plaids, stripes and clocks, dressed college men. $1.00 per pair. Of coiu'se, the smartest spring pat­ Men's Main .Floor Department terns'predominate. Come in -- try WE ALL PREFER them on —"you'll be under no obligation. FRENCH-BAUER MEN'S STORE—- SECOND FLOOR Styled by Potter V" "Built by Thompson SHOE Ice Cream FIFTH NEAR VINE "The Best'' 7he and m .mM:.M^M:m'm'u B,a'.B'.a- At All Pdrtieidar Dealers ssw'f

T H B :X A V B R I AN NEWS

^^^-^-^ ^i^»^^>>ip>^«^»^ rr-—»»»>.>>*^—-^^;-"~'S T . X A V I E R HIGH S C HO O L '••^**^-""r'""'**-"—"'"-'"'"-'-'" 1^^^^^ INTENSIVE WORK STARTED ON YEAR BOOK Team Makes Fine Record EDITOR-IN-CHIEF \Two Debating Teams Chosen In Last Basket-ball Season ANNOUNCES STAFF ^^ Represent St. Xavter High PHOTOGRAPHY WELL ON Facts! Newport, on the evening on Sharpen the Trusty Pencil for QUINTET WINS NINE which they defeated our boys played WAY TO COMPLETION DEBATES TO BE HELD THE XAVERIAN NEWS way above par as can be seen from OUT OF SEVENTEEN their season's record. Stivers Hi and And now as the day of graduation ABOUT MAY 13tli Bobby Sack Scores 171 Points; Hamilton are undoubtedly two of the rapidly approaches, consent has been CONTEST best teams in the state. given to start work' on our initial Big Reward Egbers Makes 69 One Junior, Five Seniors on Captain Sack is undoubtedly bf all- year-book. Although various mem­ Cincinnati calibre, as well as Bro. ber^ of the faculty have voiced pessi­ Everybody is interested in a con­ Team; May Debate Chicago Rest your burnt and bruised knees, Puttman and possibly Bob Egbers. mistic views as to the probability of test of any sort. There's something School Later ye pumpkin tossers of old X High, for The work of these three men stood completing an Annual in so short a attractive in it besides the mere win­ well have you defended the honor of but in all the contests this year. The time, the staff has resolved not to ning of the prize. So gather 'round The trials for the debating team on the school in all the hoop contests. rest of them, all experiencing their disappoint the student body. The and hear about this one, which is be­ Nobly did^ Coach Savage attempt to March 4th resulted in the choosing of first year on the hardwood, gradually photography is expected td be com­ ing spojisored by the Xaverian News, bring bacK^the prestige enjoyed sev­ six students to represent the High developed into marksmen and all pleted by the end of this week, and We are searching for the best pos­ eral years ^ ago by X Hi basketbaU School in the debates against Detroit around floor men. The prospect for the literary work is already well on sible title for the new High School teams. Starting the season with but High. These students were picked next year due to the large number of its way. Annual, Suggestions for a title for two mep of last year's squad. Coach out of the large group of speakers by undergraduates on the squad is very The Editorial department consists this year-book, accompanied by an ex­ Savage sent the boys into the opening Rev. John A, Weiand and Mr. Edward promising. of the Editor-in-chief, six Seniors and planation not exceeding 100 words as contest well instructed in the funda­ C, Roth as the most capable to repre­ two underclassmen. The sports wUr to wKy you prefer your suggested mentals of the game, yet lacking in We doubt whether many other sent St, Xavier High School. be ably taken care of by the "Little title, may be submitted to Dan perfect team work, for that feature coaches conlronted with such handi­ Edward Heilker speaking in favor of. General" of the football squad, O'Brien of 4-B, (on the third floor), can only be developed by playing to­ caps of size, injuries, inexperience Prohibition; Robert Schmidt arguing - namely Will Scanlon. Norb Mairose who will hand them over to the gether under fire. and scholastic requirements could the Reed Sterling Bill; Artui: Linz . turn out a team equal to ours. of Activity Cup and Athletic fame judges who are to be the members of After losing the opening encounter with the subject of Intra Mural The squad numbered thirteen of wiU be responsible for the write-ups the Editorial Staff of the Annual. to Lawrenceburg Hi, Southern Indi­ Athletics; William Earls on Nica- whom nine participated in enough on the Class of '27 and Class Activi­ The prize wUl be an addition of ana Champions, the boys swept raugua; Charles Daly on Intra Mural games to merit a letter award; Cap't. ties, Our fiery, ironic Jerry Madden 50 points in the Activity Cup Race to through Dayton and Ludlow for two Athletics, and John/Anton speaking Sack, Hesselbrock, McKenna and will be the humorist and will super­ the class from which comes the win­ contests apiece, dropped a tough on Prohibition, were the students -, Landenwitsch, forwards; Egbers, intend the accounts accompanying the ning title. In case of a tie the award game to Hamilton Hi, the dark horse whose efforts merited the coveted center, and Puttman, Mercurio, Nie­ Seniors' pictures. The Editor of this will go to the one which has been of the coming South Westem Ohio Hi positions on the team. porte, Meiners and Moellering, page, Dan O'Brien, will cover the flrst turned in. Tournament, only to take St. Mary's, guards. Xaverian News, the Annual Staff, and Weekly bulletins of the progress of our ancient Hyde Park Rivals into These six will be formed later into the Essay Contest. Since he is dra­ the contest will be published in the camp. The boys niigrated to Indiana Here are the official statistics for teams, each consisting of two regular matically inclined it is but just that Xaverian Newa . again and dropped a heart breaker the year, compiled from the score members and one alternate. One Bill Earls submit the articles on the The contest closes on April 1st, to Aurora, 18 to 16^, Elder Hi then book: team will journey to Detroit some­ Dramatic Club, Debating and the after which the results wUl be pub­ luckUy escape with victory in a St. Xavier 24 Lawrenceburg ,,.27 time between May 13 and May 20 and St. Xavier 29 Dayton 27 Oratorical Contests, The Sodalities lished as soon as the judges reach will debate on the subject, "Resolved: thrilling contest which ended 18 to wiU be taken care of by scholarly St. Xavier 20 Ludlow ,.., 18 their decision. That the policy of centralizing ,20. Nevirport |Ii proved easy for our Bob Dapper. The Sophomore poet, St. Xavier „.„,18 St, Mary' 16 —Louis A, Feldhaus. powers in the Federal Government is bo^s, who handily won 25 to 14. Then John Healy, will look after the ac­ St. Xavier 35 Ludlow 18 desirable," On the same night that one nasty February evening, the counts of the Freshman and Sopho­ St. Xavier „,.,.26 Dayton 16 one team debates in Detroit the other veteran HamUton Hi team lustily as­ more classes; and the articles on the St, Xavier 19 Hamilton 27 sailed our boys on the Hamilton floor orchestra and the Junior class will be teaii\ will meet a team from the Mich­ St, Xavier 26 Newport 14 Contributions ' and registered the only real defeat, accounted for by that devotee of igan School here and will defend the St, Xavier 16 Aurora .,„ 18 the only game in which our boys Beethoven, John Anton. Joe Dress­ opposite side of the question. The St, Xavier 18 Elder „.,. 20 Perhaps some of the students noted really appeared to be outclassed. man will write the dedication and the home debate wUl be held in Memorial St, Xavier ..„..12 Hamilton 41 that in a recent issue a number of Two contests with the youthful Im­ foreword. Being the Editor, he Hall and will l^e free to all students St. Xavier 24 Immaculata 20 articles appeared that were written maculata Hi were gathered in by our naturally takes the smallest write-ups. and well wishers of St, Xavier's High St. Xavier 16 by Freshmen and Sophomores who boys during the following week. In Newport 38 What do you think of this staff of School. St. Xavier „,.„27 are not members of the News Staff. the second game with Newport, Immaculata 20 promising literary youngsters? This will be the first time that our Kreuter, a forward, upset the dope St, Xavier 32 Stivers 44 These articles are published in the ac­ school has ever sent a debating team The Business and Art departments, by scoring 22 points which gave his St, Xavier 34 St, Mary 26 cordance vrith the policy of News to a distant city, and it is expected which are comprised of equally com­ team the victory 38 to 16. St, Xavier 11 Elder .,30 —to operate the paper as a student that it will establish a precedent for^ petent men, will be announced later. Total 386 Total 412 publication, representative of all the future classes. The trip will naturaUy Puttman, star back guard, tore a Now, how about some of the stu­ students. cartilage in his knee, making it im­ Won 9—Lost 8. involve considerable expense, but dents lending us a helping hand by Every student of the High School possible for him to further complete. Pointa Scored: everybody will admit that the bene­ submitting a suitable' name for the is expected to take an active interest Undefeate^ Stivers Hi of Dayton, Sack , , 171 fits derived from it will fully com­ first year-book of St. Xavier High in this page. The articles should not Ohio, came doym to Cincy quite con­ Egbers , 69 pensate for the expenditure entailed School? Let's have your suggestion! be written by a select few, but each fldent of outclassing the smaller and Hesselbropk ,„ 40 Mr, Edward C. Roth has also We are determined tq prove to cer­ student should do his part. Some younger X Hi boys, and received the Mac Kenna 31 written to St, Ignatius High School tain dubious minds that there isn't a lower classmen may- perhaps have scare of their lives; barely escaping Meircurio 27 of Chicago, requesting a debate at a Word like "can't" in bur vocabulary. wished to write for the News, but with their record of not a game lost, Puttman 24 later date. If the Chicago School de­ Let's go, St. X! were deterred because they thought 44 to 36 being the flnal score. St. Neiporte , 22 cides to debate St. Xavier, both —Joseph Dressman. that only articles virritten by the Mary's, stUL visioning the hope of Moellering i teams wUl liave the opportunity to staff were published. If you have travel. handing our 'boys the initial defeat Landenwitsch l —Bob Dapper. - been laboring under this illusion, be fat their hands will have to wait until undeceived! We invite everybody in baseball season brings the two insti­ Total i „„,386 St. Patrick's Day CORRECTION the school to submit news articles and tutions together again, for our boys —Will Scanlon. literary contributions. All that are proudly won the marbles, 34 to 26. St. Patrick's Day a by da stan' We wish to rectify a mistake made received will be given full considera­ in our last issue. We refer to the Moellering, the only remaining boy of •••f"tM>..»..g.tg„g..g.» iigntMgMg.igna.^., Where I sell da peach^and sell da tion and those available will grad­ author of "An Old Legend." John good size except Egbers on the squad banan' ually be printed. This is YOUR Usher wrote the story, not John did not play this game due to a pulled R. LP. Policeman Mike he say to me, paper! Take an interest in itl Upson,—The Editor. tendon in his leg. The last fracas of 'The faculty and students of "Did you ever hear of Mother the year came, and to add to the pre- St. Xavier High School extend Machree?" - vious misfortunes ^rfkred by the their profoundest syni|>athy to Oh yes, I make da queeck reply. I saw him two weeks later. He players, Cap't, SackwWf^nable to be Victor Fister, of 1-F, whose So a peenk da cheek, so black a da WHOA, THERE! was riding in a.long yellow car, worth; on the scene of the game because of mother was buried from St. eye -^ about eighteen thousand doUairs aiid; a bad case of mumps. 'Nevertheless, Boniface Church, Nori;hside, on Da flnest lady in Italee. It would go at the breakneck speed he looked perfectly happy. Oh, yes!; Coach Savage's boys went into the- Monday, March 6,- 1927. "What," he says, "do you make da of four miles an hour down hill, but it I forgot to mention that he was rid-' Elder game, and did their best, fun was sort of bashful about going up. ing in a Cincinnati Traction Car. ,: though overwhelmed by the Price HUl Of a sacred thing to an Irishman?" Flivvers do get that way. —John Healy, '29. .'^ aggregation, 30 to 11. Figure it but He geeva da run, he geeva da shout. He always thought it a'Tfine,car until —-nine victories and eight defeats, a Telephone, Canal 44(S He geeva da swing, he knocka me he tried to visit a friend in Mt, Adams. L M. PRINCE record that at no time we are ashamed E. A. MCCARTHY out, Then, it got very stubborn. He pat­ 'to speak of. Only three defeats by Dat night when he come by my ted the fenders and called it, "Nice OPTICIANS ^^ local quintets and two of those could Carpenter and Builder stan' - little Lizzette," he tickled it under the Two Locationai hayei; been turned into victories 'with itsmodellDt a Spaclalty Where I sell the peach and sell the speedometer^ he patted it on the hood 108 WEST FOURTH STREET an even break of fate. No alibis— 7jfS Broadway, Cincinnati, " O. banan'. and muttered endearing words, but it DOCTORS' BUILDING V ^' He stop a time and he say to me, wouldn't move. Then he cussed at "Did you ever hear of Mother it in Spaiiish, French, Italian and Machree?" Greek, and would have done so in Williams Printing Service Company Ah yes, I make da queecK-reply, Latin only he couldn't think of the The Mountel Preas Goil 141 EAST FOURTH STREET - So softa da cheek, BO shina da eye right words. At last he shouted some­ BETTER MAIN 171 JOHN F. WILLIAMS,'28 "Mother Machree!" thing at it in Jewish, and the poor PRINTING *1 little, flivver curled up its spokes and .Or,'.' ' PRINTBB OF THIS PAPBB She da finest lady you can see. H. E. Con Court and Sycainori|:Stfc| : —John Healy, '29. * passed out. THB XAVERIAN NEWS FOUNTAIN TWO PROGRAMS RUHR APPLICATIONS ADVISED BOOKLOVERSv MEET^ Notice was received last week from A meeting of ;the coinmitteejiin'- Memorial planned by Class of To Be Sung by Clef Cliib Should Be Vacated officials of the Medical School of St. .charge of the Bookloirerst Card'Party Philopedians Hold '17 for Budde Tomorrow Evening Louis University that pre-medicjstu- and Dance was held last Monday eye-,; dents at St. Xavier who wish to be­ ning_ at the Cincinnati Club. The At the meeting of the PhUopedian gin their study of medicine at St. affair is to be given the ^Friday,:eve­ As a memorial to George W. Tomorrow evening the Clef Club Society on March 7, the subject de­ Louis next year should make imme­ ning of Easter Week, April 22; •. Buddei the class of.'17, of the School will present two concerts. The first bated was, "Resolved: That France diate application for admission. Mrs, James L. Leonard, a friend :;.of Commerce and Sociology has an­ will be given at the College of the is justified in her occupation of the The letter, which was addressed to of the college, is in charge. Her nounced its intention of placing a Sacred Heart in Clifton early in the Ruhr. Rev. Hubert F. Brockman, S. J., committee will consist of, ladies and . memorial fountain in one of the col­ evening, • The Affirmative team, composed of President of St. Xavier, said that it gentlemen who aire connected with lege buildings, Mr, Stanley A. Hitt­ ''I'homas Clines and Milton Tobin, was necessary to refuse admission to the coUege. ner, '17, is in charge of the arrange- After their program there, they argued that France had to take some many applicants last year. This is the third of the Bookloyers' , ments. The fountain has been ac­ will drive to the Cincinnati Club to step to collect her indemnities from Germany, and that Germany was able The St. Louis Medical School is socials. Both the preceding were'; cepted by Rev. Hubert P. Brockman, sing at the banquet of the Women's to meet her obligations but refused one of the largest'and most .noted linancial successes. Proceeds go to : S, J,,,President of St, Xavier, Auxiliary of the Ancient -Order of to do so without coercion. Ray in the country, " .. the library. , . George Budde was killed in action Hibernians, Daley and Charles Roth, speaking for 1 during the World War, His parents the Negative, retorted that Germany Walter Ryan, President of tbe Clef! reside at 655 Hawthorne Avenue, was not able to pay and that France J. G. Steinkamp & Bro. Club, has also announced that the had not sufficient reasons for her JnOeJ^Gilligaii&Sqii Price HiU, occupation of the Ruhr. Architects club will be heard in two- radio con­ FunercdHome • The Cincinnati Post of the Marine The Critic, Morse Conroy, declared certs. Station WKRC will present Cine Corps League is named in honor of that the debate was not up to the I n n a I i 22 WEST NINTH-STREET Budde, who died in that branch of theni on a coming program and Sta­ standard set up by preceding debates -» service. tion WSAI will broadcast their songs, in the Philopedian Society, but that It has not been decided in what the rebuttals were good. He named Sunday, March 27, Daley as the best speaker. The building the new fountain will be Other engagements are also being Judges, Anthony Deddens, Walter placed. considered, Ryan said. Ryan and Louis S, Keller awarded the decision to the Negative, , ,

Thos. M. Geoghegan SOCIAL WELL ATTENDED INSURANCE Fire - Caitialty - Bondt DOS FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. The recent Card Party and Dance Call Maia Sll staged at the Gibson Hotel by stu-' dents of the School of Commerce and Sociology drew a large crowd which commented favorably upon the com­ KIENEMAN'DupPER mittee's plans and work, , Students are requested to settle for Jor ^"X1 rinting •^ PRINTING CO. c/> their tickets immediately. 120-28 GOVERNMENT PLACE Those in charge will enjoy a semi- That Will ^ase Tou PHONB, MAIN 7691 private entertainment at the Alms Hotel, March 26. Each committee- mari may bring one friend.

ST. PATRICK CELEBRATION

The Kasimu will celebrate tomor­ row evening, in honor of St, Patrick, at the - Cincinnati Business Women's Club. The feature of the evening will be ue*s a minstrel put on by members. Danc­ ing and light refreshments will vary the entertainment of the evening.

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