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VOL. VHI CINCINNATI, OCTOBER, 1, 1922 No. 1 HERB DAVIS WILL BE SEEN IN "X"-LINE-UP. RAY WURZELBACHER ELECTED TO CAPTAINCY. STELLAR PIGSKIN WURZY IS CHOSEN STAR RETURNS TO LEAD BY MATES 18 VETERANS REPORT KING & nOHERTY COACH Herb Davis, Xavier's All AVesteru The failure of Herb Davis to return half back, second to Bo McMillan, has to Xavier at the beginning of training returned to his old team and followers. season necessitated the election of a Davis was somewhat doubious about uew caiitain. Ray AVurzelbacher, vet returning to Xavier but the star grid eran half biick and running partner of der. has definitely decided to come Davis was chosen liy his 1021 mates back. Coach Joe Meyer as usual, re as their leader. Wuraj' realizing tho fused to comnieut except wheu he view responsibility ot his selection has ed his squad the other da.v from the turned Ids energy into earnest train club house. To a by-stauder he un ing so that on Armistice Day he will consciously said "Prospects look good." be able to lead agaiust Navy, the great Xavier fans sau assume a world of en est football team, that was ever pro couragement from this, because such duced b.v Xavier. The plunging Cap a stateiueut from the noted ineutor is tain feels confident that with Herb seldom extracted. Davis in the line-up. X will pull a big With tbe Navy game ou the crest of surprise ou the gobs. grid activities and anticiiiatiug fi vic To insure a successful season two tory over the Haskell "Redskins," some new coaches have been added to the thirty loy.il Xaveriaus donned the mole staff. Lawrence "Mellon" Doherty, a skins at Corcoran Field on September former St. X gridder who in 1920 tbe ISth. achieved fame as center ou "Greasy" Despite the absence ' of Noppen Neale's outfit at Marietta, is putting berger and Kehoe, together with some "punch" iuto the line. Joe King, those veterans lost through gradua guard of last season and sufficiently tion. Coach Meyer refuses to allow au.y- known in football circles, pilots tho thiug to prevent him from developing Freshmen Jiggregatiou. the best grid-uiachine in the history of A hotly contested fight is on for end Xavier. The loss of lettermen only positions. Mueller is likely to decor serves to spur on the new aspirants ate the left wing while "Red" Hart who are fighting for a coveted position and "Tish" McGarry are waging a war on the team that will represent the Blue of extermination on the opposite flank. and White at Annapolis on Armistice Itain or shine the bugle of Coach Meyer Day. sumuious the college warriors at Cor (Continued on Page 3) coran Field aud many a good .show has escaped tbe meiubers of the squad.. SCHOOLOFCOM. AND PUBLICITY BUREAU IS SOC, HOLD GET-TO CAPTAIN WURZY NEW IMPROVEMENT COACH "MELLON" DOHERTY Hy courtesy of Cin'ti Post GETHER MEET. FOR XAVIER FACULTY MEMBERS SPEAK THE B. & 0. RAILROAD IS ARRANGING AN ALL EXPENSE TOUR TO WASHINGTON, D. C, FOR OUR NAVY GAME. WE LEAVE ON GEO. BIDINGER DIRECTS THURSDAY NOON AND RETURN SUNDAY NIGHT, ARRIVING IN On Friday evening. September 22, .\ long needed project In the rapid the School of Commerce .nnd Sociology TIME FOR CLASS MONDAY MORNING. RAILROAD FARE, BERTH. HOTEL, MEALS AND PERHAPS SEVERAL RUBBER-NECK RIDES growth of St. Xavier was realized wdth held a nieeting iu Memorial Hall, where the opening of the present scbool year the old Xavier spirit was instilled into AND THRU THE CAPITOL, WILL ALL BE INCLUDED FOR THE APPROXIRLi,TE COST OF $50.00. THOSE WHO CAN MAKE THIS by the establishment of a St. Xavier the new meiubers of the school ;ind publicity bureau. The bureau is under renewed iu the old. lyir. Thomas, Rev TRIP OR WISH ANY INFORMATION, SEE LUKE LEONARD AT ONCE. the direction of George Bidinger, erend Father Brockman, S. J., Ben former editor of the Xaverian News. Mulford, Jr., Frank Crane, Alfred Brendel and other, members of the fac The purpose of this oflice is to assist ulty gave short addresses which were in getting more news of St. Xavier in enthusiastically received. . It was the LAW COURSE LENGTHENED TO FOUR YEARS - the columns of the secular and relig largest studeut gathering, that was ious press. Other mediums of pub ever assembled in the history of the A decided step forward toward the al iirojierty, domestic relations aud licity that may arise from time to school, there being about five hundred betterment and further advancement common law pleadings. time will be used to the fullest extent, according to Bidinger. students and prospective students, in of the Law College was made by the As income tax and accounting ques attendance. inauguration of a four year course. Offlce of the bureau is No. 12, St. tions have taken oU. such great import Xavier High School building. Two new courses were introduced in Heretofore the course has been a three ance recently, a very comphrensive the School of Commerce and Sociology, .year one. but with the increasing num course in State aud Federal Income one, Logic, under the direction of Rev ber of sub,iects which it has been neces Tax Accounting has been added to the erend Daniel O'Connel, S. J.; the other, sary to add from time to time, three curriculum of the senior class. Sincere condolences are offered to American History and Civics taught years h.-ive beeu found to be too short our Reverend Rector, Father James by Mr. James E. O'Connell. \\ time for tbe mastery of the various The Law College is now recognized McCabe, S. J., whose brother died, studies. , , . to be one of the best of its kind in this Thursday evening, Sept. 21, at his home Every studefut of every department The course for the first year students part of the country, and present indi in Xenia, O. The funeral services which of St. Xavier is expected tQ learn the Avill include the law of contracts, torts, cations are that there will be a record Father McCabe attended, were held new Foot-ball song, printed on page 6. crimes and criminal procedure, person enrollnieut this year. Sept. 25, at St. Brlgid's Church, Xenia. THE XAVERIAN NEWS NOTES O F A Ii U M N I
AV. .T. Sehrimpf, B. C. S. '22, is con ALUMNI MEETING TO THE CLASS OF '22 News has been received of the death nected witb the Brighton Bank and of Dr. Otto Juettner prominent physi An iiniiurtant meeting of the Alumni cian aud composer of "Saint Xavier for Trust Co. -A.ve." He was 57 .years old. Born in * * * .Assoei.-ition will lie held ou the first ALL'S WELL AVediiesday in Octolier. .-V revision of Nimiitscb, German.y. in 1SG5, he re O. A. Simmes, B, G. S. '22, iimtricu- ceived a thorough education there aud lated at Georgetown University, AVasb- tlK! Coustitiition and P,y-Laws is to be How fjired tbe fight with thee today? voted upon. If you have tbe interest coniiug to this couutry in ISSl renewed ington, D. C. • He is pursuing a course Not well? Ah, nay, bis studies at St. Xavier College from in foreign diplomacy. Some day St. (if the associiition at heart you will not fail to be there. Thou hast not lost, thou can'st not Io.se, whence he graduated. To bim we owe X. will havee a Plenipotentiary on its However much they tear and bruise our undying gratitude. Requiescat in list of Alumni. Tbe panting lireast, tbe straining thews Pace. AAHiicb are thy spirit's citadel * • * A man is kuo\\-n by tbe work he » * * Edward Dorr, L. L. R. '22, is prac does! Charles Mc(-'arthy is uow a If thou aud Faith, upou tbe walls, Are comrades still when darkness falls. George Bideuger is a court reporter ticing law witb tbe local linn of Brink, swimming instructor at tbe Y. M. C. A. on tbe Keutucky Post. He has promised O'Connell and Dorr. AVe dou't mean to insinuate that he is Rest now! In sleep thy veins shall swell his friends a banquet ou the day he be- • * * * a poor fish but that be is a whale of comes editor and we are mean enough James E. O'Connell, A. B. '14, is grad a good fellow. AAHth Hope's new wine, aud like to hoiie he is promoted before lent. ually withdrawing from his High * • * a bell « * * School faculty position on account of From valleys deep beard on the height Who said that Bou Grause would Thy 'leagurod soul, throughout the Carl Weustrup will never get over his legal busiuess. fie is also inter cutting up. He is assisting his father ested iu the firm of Brink, O'Connell never be a presideut of the United night, States? He has already taken two Shall call to thee: "All's well!" in tlie tailoring busiuess. and Dorr. imiiortant steps in that direction. He * * * * * » It is thyself aloue that may is a Democrat and a professor. He Thyself betray. Catherine Carter, B. C. S. '22, holds is teacbing at Elder High School. Having fully coinjileted bis education a responsible position' witb the Chas. Arise again! .Arise and fight! Bill AIcCo.v is uow attending business Scbiear Motor Car Co. God's smile is in tbe morning light; school. Lift thou thy banner brave aud bright if * * * * * Frank Aman. A. P.. '22 is pursuing Aliove thy spirit's citadel ! Several Xaverians, members of local a course at business school prejiara- AVhat matter if its fall be sure? We always contended that Harold councils of the Knights of Columbus, tony to entering ujion a business career. Tbe iiilgrim soul thy walls immure. .Spaeth would .serve time. He is now were elevated to oIKce in their respec Good luck. Frank. entrenched as a time elerli at the tive orgauiKatious at tho fall elections. Clinging tbe wings of Azrael, I'eunsylvauia Depot. lOdwiii Anthony, Liberal Arts '22, and In face of all the hordes of hell, * * * Xavier High teacher, was chosen Air. Galiel. John Doerger, Joseph Shall take, full-armed, its homeward Chancellor of Arclibisbop Elder Coun Clark, Ed. AValton and Vul. .Anthony, flight. The College Librar.y h.ns been con cil. Hnrry Knarr. studeut of Second !ill gradnates of tbe College are now -And o'er thy ruin.s. from the height, siderably augmented during the summer Accounting iind city recorder of New teaching at tbe High Scbool, raising Shall call to thee: "All's well!" month.s, chiefly by gifts from friends port, Ky., was elected to tbe corre- tbe quota of graduates thus employed —T. A. Daly. of .St. Xavier. spoudiug ollice in the Newport Council. to seventeen. "Aiiit we got fun'.'" Collections of books were received from Mr. and Mrs. Edw. J. Babbit, aud Mrs. Alary L. Mitchell, mother of Col. THE FACULTY OF VARIOUS Tbe News would like to hear from members of the Alumni. 1'. Lincoln Mitchell. Mrs. James DEPARTMENTS CONSIST OF AIcArdle donated several sets of .books, MANY ALUMNI PHILADBLPHLVN EDITOR WAS together witb a bookcase- to contain COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER thom aud a liaudsouie electric reading Law MANY SISTERS RECEIVE l.-imp. From Mr. A. H. Pugh, Jr., Mr. Edward P. Aloiilinier, Deau; Tile principal speaker at tbe college NORMAL DIPLOMAS geueral manager of the Pugh Printing Charles S. Bell, Leo J. Brumleve, Jos Conuneneement lOxercisus iu Juno was Co.. of Cincinuati, the Science Depart eph Carney, James R. Clark. Paul A'. ment received valuable books <'Uid mag Mr. T. A. IDaly. celebrated poet and At tbc close of the summer session Connoly. lOliner L. Conway, iOdward T. .ionrnalist. author of tbe "AlcAroni azines of a scientiflc nature. Di.xon, Chas. T. Dolle, .Anthony P.. for the teaching Sisterhoods of Cincin Ballads" aud editor of tbe Philadel * ••» * Dunlap. John Fit/.patrick, Kobort Freer, nati and vicinity, thirt.v-seven degrees phia Record. and certificates were conferred by St. The Science Department thanks Mr. Alfred T. Geisler, AVni. A. Geo.gliegan. In bis address, which be entitled Frank It. Gusweiler, Edward II. .lunos, Xnvier College upon as many candi Oberly, lubricating mana,ger of the "Tbe lutcniiiei'ate Zone." Air. Daly dates. Tbe purpose of this summer local branch of the Standard Oil Co., AVilliam H. Lueders, Gregor B. Moor- dwelt ujion tlio principal evils of mau, Horace A. Reeve, William J. session is [irimarily to meet the needs for his recent gift to tbe college of present-day American life. Tbe true of the Sisters teaching iu Catholic valuable samples of lubricating oils. Reilly, Dennis J. Ryau, Howard Rag panacea for these, he stated, is not land, Julius Samuels. schools and acadamies who desire ad These samples, neatly bottled aud. enforced temperance and tbe so-called vanced instruction and, further study. classified, represent oils of many dif Bluo-Law.s, but Christian education. ferent viscosities aud densities. Espec Conunerce and Sociology He said iu part: The following Sisters received the ially interestiug is the specimen of Mr. J. D. Cloud, Deau; Richard M, "Our country is ]ibysically, mentally degree of Bachelor of Philosophy: Sr. Stauolax, a medicinal oil. Atkins, Alfred H. Brendel, AAMUiam T. aud morally drunk, fortunately the Louisa Rogers, S. N. D. de N., Sr. Mary Burns, Elmer L Conway, Frank J. condition is acute, not chronic; local, Goesling, S. N. D. de N., Sr. Maiiy Crpue, E. T. Dixon. Nellie Dowd, Al not universal. Camilla AA'eustrup, S. N. D. de N., Sr. A new inember of the Arts Depart fred T. Geisler, Theodore Geisler, AAHU- Mary Rosina Kemper, C. PP. S., Sr. ment faculty is Father John Senubaus "There are inteinperauces of thought, er. S. J., formerly of St. Louis Univer iam A. (ieogliegaii, Francis A. Gressle, of siieech. and of i)rinted literature to Mary Clotilda Koeuig. O. S. B. Stanley Hittner, Florence Ilornback, sity and St. Alary's College, Kansas. be combated, Mauy of our novelists The degree of Bachelor of Arts was Father Senubauser will be professor ICdward J. Kennedy, Patrick Kilgar- who profess to be 'insidred realists' conferred upou tbe following: Sr. riff, Felix J. Koch, George R. Lamb, of (;erman dnriug the coming school divinely sent to tilt a lance against Teresa Alary McCarthy, S. N. D.' de N., year. .Tames A. Jliller, E. P. Moulinier, Ren 'Alid-Victorian sentimentality' are hj'p- Sr. Mary Eulalia Feck, S. N. D. de N., Mulford, Jr., James 10. O'Connell, Jos ocrites, drunk will lu.st aud greed. Sr. Margaret Aloysius Doherty, S. N. D. * * * eph C. O'Mera, Charles H. Purdy, Tbey write tbe stuff tbey do write, de N., Sr. Agneta Immaculata Guswiler, Air. Win. F. Houser, professor of Richard Smethurst. Edward S. Thomas, uot from high ai'tlstic motives, but S. N. D. do N., Sr. Francis Flyun, S. cbeinlstry in tbe Arts and Science De John C. Tboiniisou, George C, Riley, because the imblic will Imy that sort N. D. tie N., Sr. Rose Mary Newmau, partment, wishes to thank tbe fresh Walter Ryau, Apbousc A''on der Ahe, of thing. These are some of the iu- S. N. D. de N., Sr. Mary Petrouilla inan class of l'J22-l!123, tor tbeir do Marcellus AA'agner. temperances and hypocrisies you must Ritter, C. D. P., Sr. Dorotea Francis, nation of .$75 to tbe Cbemisti-y De- fight, S. C. N., Si.ster Thomas Aquiuas Heller, ]iartiueut .at the eud of the last school Arts and Science "The world has beon sick, iiut it is S. C. N., Sr, Mai-R' Irmiua Saelinger, O. year. Rev. .Tames AlcCabe, S. J.. President, convalescent in spots. It has uuder- S, B., Sr. Alary Lo.vola Bolaud, S. C, * * * History of Education; Rev. M. J. Boy gouo no constitutional change. It is Sr. Mary Joanna Schuler, S. C, Sr. Tbe College was receutly presented lan, S. J.. I'hilosopby, Religion: Will as vigorous, as human, yes, and as Mary Lioba Holz, O. S. B.,Sr. Mary by Mr. aud Mrs. Paul A'erkamp, of iam T. Burns. A. B., Registar, Mathe foolish as ever. Our own little section Dominica Parret, S. M., Sr. Mary Ciucinnnti, with au admirable copy of matics; Rev. JIark A. Cain, .S. J. His of it here, between tbe two oceans, is Edward Anil, O. S. U. \^in Dyck's famous "Cruciflxiou." Tbc tory, Latin, lOcouomics; Rev. tircgory wobbly, but not hopeless. There are Normal diidomas were received by cop.y is by AV. W. AVoodward. aud was Dershug, S. J., Latin; Rev. Francis M. vi'ouuds aud score-spots ou tbe body tbe following: Sr. Celestine Malone, Sr. made at Antwerp, iu December, 1S71. De Haye, S. J., Special Latin; Miss politic, it is true, and some of these Clarita Seriuuur, Sr. .Joseph Loretto The original was painted by Anthony Ella Coleman. Libriiriau; Rev. Joseph we baVe aggravated because iu our Youug, and Sr. Mary Christopher A'au I).yck iu tlie 17tb century, aud is C. Flyun, S. .L. English, Religion; AVill panic, begotten of the w.nr in Europe, McKenzie, all of Mt. St! Joseph, Ohio; celebrated for its sombre grandeur aud iam F. Hauser, S. J., Chemistry; Leo we have picked tbcin or otherwise Sr. Mary Leonardii Balsey, O. S. F., intensity of expression. These qualities M. Kiley, Assistant in Chemistry; Rev improperly treated them. AVe have Sr. Mary Herbert Tbeders, O. S. ¥., are effectively reproduced by the coiiy- George B. Kister, S. J., Dean; Rev. developed a propensity for slapping a Sr. Mary Edetrudis Andres, O. S. P., ist, who was himself an artist of uo Joseph Kiefer, S. J., Latin; Rev. Peter legislative plaster tipon some spot that Sr. Martha Poeliiig, O. S. F., Sr. Mary mean ability. The gift if a notable oue, McCartue.v, S. J., French; Edward F. needed only to be left aloue. In the Lucille Fothgery, S. N. D., Covington, and the faculty express their sincere Maher, S. J., Biology, Greek; Joseph anxiety of the alleged majority to Ky.; Sr. Mary Charlotte Ratchford, O. appreciatiou to Air. and Mrs. A''erkamp. Meyer, Athletic Director; Rev. Daniel hasten complete national sobriety we S. B., Sr. Benita Sielman, C. PP. S., M. O'Connel, S. J., Ethics, Sociology, closed the gaping spot of intemper Sr. Lucina Anthony, C. PP. S., Sr. Hilda The News is proud to inform its Religion; Dr. Francis Pemi, A. M., M.' ance with a plaster labeled "Prohi Steinmau, C. PP. S., Sr. Edith Piffel, D., Siianisb; Rev. ,Tobu Senubauser, S. bition, the World's Panacea," forgetting tenders that it has beeu made the C. PP. S., Sr. Palma Hafliner, O. PP. olHcial organ of the Saint. Xavier J., German; AValter S. Schmidt, A. M., that this, like any other wound can S., Sr. Menodora McNally, C. PP. S., LL. B., Economics, Faculty Director only heal properly from the inside out, Alumni Association. Watch for the and Sr. Jlagdaleu Joseph Siemer. s' uews in tbe News. of Athletics. aiid not from the outside iu." N. D. de N. THE XAVERIAN NEWS
SCHEDULE FORMIDABLE 18 VETERANS REPORT A formidable schedule confronts the (Continued from Page 1) defenders of Corcoran Field and evry . Two weeks of stiff training previous effort is being made to add another to class session lias enabled Joe Meyer .glorious season to the annals of Xavier. lo place au estimate on the candidates Already the student body has planned aud to got the .lump ou Alorris-IInrvey tbe trip to oppose the "Middies" and for tbe initial contest on October 7. all will be on baud at least iu spirit. .Among the veterans who have answer Tbe "lujun," we fear, is whetting his ed "iiresent" nre: Cushing. Irv Hnrt, battle-ax but we insist that his .solil Tom Hnrt. Alueller, Vale. Davis, AA^ir- oquy following the fray will be "In zelbacber, Ilellciithnl, Eberts. Maruell, dian no belit whiteman." With a Hartlett. .Maloiuiy, Itolfes, AVeiskittlo, reasonable amount of support tbe Blue Mouaimn. AIcGarry. Dubois, and O'Con and AVhite will remain aloft the nor, To bolster uji vacancies in the greater part of the season. line, Coacli Doherty depends on Knecht, Barucliter, Kenuedy, ami Meyer. Ra))]) nnd Tlioiii|is()ii seem to be tbe real Oct. 7—Morris-Harvey at homo, finds iu tlie backfield. Both are shifty, Oct. 14—Dayton U. at home. versitile. and are cxjiected to register Oct. 21—St. Ignatius at Cleveliuid. n big surprise to local grid siiectators. Oct. 28—Maryville at home. Three rivals have responded to tbe Nov. 4—Ohio U. at xVtbeus. call for a punter. Dubois, Cushing, uud Nov. 11—U. S. Naval Academy at AVeiskittle all succeed iu booting the Annapolis. pigskin afar and give Joe Meyer a real Nov. 18—Franklin College at home. prolileni in choosing. Nov. 25—Otterbein at home. Every conceivable method of prac Nov. 30—Haskell Indians at home. tice has been in vogue until tbe squad , clearly inniiifosts its excelleiit jn'epara- tion for a stilf season. "Doc" Markle.y, trainer, lias .so ndiniiiistered to bruises, FRESHMEN HIT DUMMIES etc.. that iu.iury no km.ger is a valid e.'ceuse to avoid tlie dninmy practice. Frosh Rounding Into Form Slowly But Surely Under TOM KEHOE RECOVERS King's Direclion. Tom Keboe. of senior law, who wns nt tile Good Sninaritaii Hospital, is Freshman Liberal Arts football men recovering from a fnictnred skull. under the tutorage of Coach Joe King, There was little liopp for bis recovery who is drilling tbe yearling meu in the at Iirst. liut be canie tlirougli ;ill riglit. rudiments of tho St. Xavier varsity Tom was seen ou the streets tho style of football, are rapidly rounding Lgc) Do E^pis PWik. K-e-N/v/EOv other day, with bis whole bend bandag into form for practice scrimmage work ed. Tbe fighting little corn cracker said, outs against the college eleven. By courtesy of Ciii'te Euquiurer. "Tell the buys 1 m going home for a As tbe freshmen squad will furnish little rest, but will be b.-ick in a couple tbe varsity tbc only practice opposi of months." tion available. Coach King of tlie first Tom bails from Cyntbiana, Kentucky, .year team aud Hciid Coacli .Toe Meyer VACATIONS OCCUPATIONS nnd lins played good football at St. are yearning for all former high school X for the p.ist t"'o .\'ears. His ab.sence gridders and those who hnve a liking How Liberal Art Seniors liilled the Summer from the team .nt this time is indeed i'or the sport to report. a great loss. He is not only a great Coach Kiug after starting his work fiivorite witb the f;ms Imt also witb outs with light preliminauy tactics has AA'alter (Babe) Bartlett received Lulce Leonard lost a lot of sleep over the whole student bod.v. being one of advanced each d;iy so that nt present conipensntion for driving a truck of Cincy while' be was sniling, surf-riding, tbe most ]iopular of tbe law students. tbe grid men under his charge are tbe Feiitou Dry Cleaning Co. Spent golfing, fishing aud lots of other things, His .scores of friends wish bim a speed.v uudergoing tbe stiffest practice sessions most of bis time and jack in billiard which he dismissed with a wink. Oh— reco^•ory. of clipping, tackling, dummy nnd buck sessions with tbe boss.—"Mellon" those Michigan Alerinaids! ing work, besides meeting the varsity Doherty. * * * in short scrimmage periods. * * » Eddie O'Connor played upon a t.\'pe- TENNIS COURTS Tbe freshman football tutor has beeu Bill Bechtold utilized his lengthy wrlter at his uncle's law office. Eddie The tenuis courts now under con- contemplating a schedule of games with .limbs by blocking traflic on the Cov was a pby.sicnl wreck nnd nlmost went .structiou are a welcome addition to other college first-year teams iu this ington end of the Newport-Covington broke after a couple of weeks rest at tbe atbletic equipmout of St. Xavier. vicinity. If Coacli King's plans are liridge. He was bridge collector. I dian Lake. Situated ou a terrace uiidwny between carried to completion tbe freshman * • • * * * the dininond nud tbe gridirou, the loca- squful will play several other repre Jam^s (Joe) O'Grady presided at the catiou is ideal, one court has been sentative college frosh duriug tbe uext Jerry Corbett fleeced Uncle Sam at Walnut Hills Librar.v. Joe spent most the rate of a penny a minute as a comiileted and the rcniaiiiing three will two months. of his time getting ncqunintcd with the be finished shortly. ICvery lover of the Included among the freshmeu grid regular registered postal clerk. He town uud tbe feiniiiiue readers of favors jui ijvauston bank. rae(iuet awaits with eagerness the com ders out for workouts are "Tim" John romance who jiatrouize his establish pletion of tbe wliole. son, Tom Murphy, Dick Madden, Jake * • * ment. AA''eiuer, Chad Egan, "Doady" Reynolds, Yabc Cushing worked zealously con Al Rolfes Served ns ntbletic director Tom Mussio and Tony Glenn, former suming three hearty meiils a day, swim of the Wade Street Playgrounds, ate The .Vews is prmid to inform its St. Xavier Iligh School athletes. "Ike" ming, fishing, golfing and night-owliug at the AA'bcel daily and fondly hoped renders that it has been iiinde the AVinter. formerly of Hamilton Catholic up in Maiuo. Mostly night-owliug. for tbe approach of the football sea.soii. otlicial organ of tbe Snint Xavier High, "Bertie" Arnold of Christ Church * * * * * * .Alumni -Assuciation. AA'atcb for the .'imateur football fame, Pete Downey, Louie Eberts realized a boy-hood George (Biid) Scnbill managed one news iu tbe News! "Jimmie" Boyle, formerly of the Ohio ambition aud also a little spending link in the ebniu of Schneider's Gro JMecbauies Institute, Jim Madden, and money climbing poles aud iustalling ceries. George seems to have almost "Tubby" Queenan. burglar alarms for a home-town elec as much knowledge of groceries as he trical comp;iuy. He still maintains has of tbe ladies. * * * .Vnthouiy Ilorstmnuu, Soph. Liberal that Columbus is a right-smart burg. Arts, played the leadiug role in a three * * * George (Yatz) Sonneman was occu- act drama, "The Dead AVitness" given Irv, Hart clerked in ir local railroad Ided iu Jearuiug tbe drug trade at a LOOK AHEAD for a while then spent a month at a local wholesale drug plant. Tbe stud iit tbe Emery Auditorium, September ious aiiiiearing, spectacled Senior is the 27, for the benefit of a uew home of New Jersey sea-resort. Ou his home — and you will get ahead. the Sisters of Notre Dnme, Covingtou. ward .iouriiey be took in the bright Xaverian Ne\\s poet this year. Lets lights of Broadway. have an ode ou "Prescriptions." The quickest way is to deposit * * * !|: * * money regularly in the bank. Ray Fecker bus accepted the position Thomas (Red) Hurt advances along of Studeut Manager of the Lunch itny Huwe completed a course at the boulevard every day iu a Ford Begin TODAY! Room. "More grub for more or less Littleford's Busiuess School and also roadster. Mother Nature g.-ive our money" is tbe motto of the mystery-ball underwent a iiasal- operation. Tenuis, plucky football and- baseball star a red shop this year. Lets hope there will swimming and tbe menial chores of his mop but who iu the "(X)" presented be more emphasis ou the "less." Westwood estate claimed his attention. him with the wherewith';' THEPROVIDENT TAKE NOTICE ST. X. STUDENTS SAVINGS BANK & TRUST GO. The Union Central Barber Shop, JOHN HOIJLAND FOUNTAIN PEN Ninth Floor, Union Central Life Bldg., Fourth and Vine Streets, is First In Quality Since 1862 i^Iaiii Office: 7th & Vine Sts. rated as the only 100% Barber Shop on record of the Cincinnati Board Prices $2.50 up of Health Member Fedcr.al Reserve System JUNG & SCHOLL, Props. Salesroom, 127-129 East Fourth Street 4 THE XAVERIAN NEWS
NEW HI COACH I CAN IMAGINE HIGH SCHOOL PAGE A Blue Law Advocate EDITORS Leading-the Jazz Band, EVERY Or a home Jdlin Clarke Rieliard Kennedy Going along nicely P.eriiiird .Jjuis/.en Harry Niebeur Without a mother, Itlngeno Perazzo I'.-iul Crone Or nu information bureau Really giving informatiou, STUDENT Or a good-looking girl Never having been kissed, KING STARS IN COVINGTON But I can't imagine GAME—XAVIER 13 A student of St. Xavier Not being a subscriber to COVINGTON 7 IS THE "XAA^ERIAN NEWS" I thank you. III a game which showed that Xavier lAI. V. M. lias tlie material Init lacks form owiug to tbe early jmrt of tbe season, th(! EXPECTED Hi-boys .gave Covingtou the short end of tlie deal iu tlieir oiieiier. DO YOU READ Coach Hall aims tu strengthen the tenm by prncticing interference until TO THE POLICE GAZETTE the S,vcamore Street lads have a per OR fect deiiartment in this phase of tbe gnme. DO YOU SHAVE Ray King pla.ved a s])ectacular game YOURSELF? while bis tenm-mates played their part LEARN to tbe best of tbeir ability. The victory Try the College Barber Shop over Covington prolialily will annex the Ninth Floor, (ivcr-tiie-river elianiiiionsbip as tbe Red Union Ceutral Life Buildiug and White team .-is a rule presents the THE JUNG & SCHOLL best from that vicinity. Tbe Liiie-uii: .St. .Xavier Positions Covingtou Sebinidt (Capt.) ..10 Lake NEW Kelly .T Buckual Lnmbert G Grcshall I'lngnii (' Hnnlon By coui'tcsy of Tiiuu.s Still'. O'AIalk^o- (i West Ea.gaii T AVert FOOTBALL Aleyer 10 Todd AIcQne (} Gallbaugh Iviiig LH Lawrence Crowlly F .... Schulte (Capt.) SONG PHILHARMONIC Olosterninn HIT Bowser Score b.v periods: Paints and Varnishes St. Xnvier 7 0 li 0—13 SOCIETY BEGINS YEAR Covington 0 0 7 0— 7 —ARE- WITH A BANG QUALITY GOODS Manufactured by U'bis .vear marks tbe fourth year of IF YOU CAN tbe ostablisbment of .St. Xavier's Pbil- barmouic Society consisting of Orches CHAS. J. HARDIG tra and Glee Club. Tbe organization, MAKE THE NAVY TRIP under tbe able guidance of Air. Brucker. >S. J., has increased so greatly in lu'o- 1109-1113 HARRISON AVE. ficionc.v and art that it lias lieconie a necessary element to tbe advancement BY ALL AND ANY MEANS of our school's activities. Tho musical selections this year are restricted to the clnssics. a marked divergence from COME ALONG the plans of other yonrs. Tbe violin F. PUSTET CO., Inc. section of tbe orcbestrn is unusually large, comjirising twenty musicians Many Reservations Have Already Been Made Beligious Articles and Church Goods while the (.llee Club boasts of tbe largest niember.sbiii it lias ever bad. .A concert by tbe combined forces is 43G MAIN STBEET planned iu the near future, at which the newly aiiexed talent of the Society will become evident. Following is tbe OH BOYS! LOTS 0' LADIES persoiiel of tbe orcliestra : ED. A. MCCARTHY Anolins:—lOngene I'ernzzo, Francis CARPENTER AND BUILDER I/oftus, Roy Homer, John Stenz, Harry .Ssbmidt, Howard Ricbter. William Arrangements are being made witb tbe various academies aud Catholic High AVeather Stripping Stoi'o Fixtures and Kemodeling a Kell.v, George Dirr, Diuninie Fnrrell, Schools to extend to all students, fair sex aud otherwise, the opportuuity to see Brueneman. Cletus Huber, Arnold Speciiilty Kell.v, Gale Grognii, A'ernon Oveslage all the home games of the Colle.ge Eleven for the iusigiiiflcnnt, aggregate sum of (Jarol Weiizig. Francis Fin, Robert if2.00. Tbc difl'erent Convents have taken to tbe proposition very heartily. A 705 Broadway Buclieit, Howard Cstennnu. Leroy large crowd of feminine rooters is assured. Herringer, Josepli Neiner, Edward Beiiner, Charles Stroub, Cornets:—Albert Uieklin.g, Edward Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll»^ Phone Canal 2277 Wieland. Trombones :—Charles Rickling. .Saxophones:—Joseph Crotty, Anselm I'very suliscriber of tbe Xaverinn .Vews is requested to fill out one of the, Reekers, .Sylvester Rave. following nnd present to tbe Editor of his or her depnrtmeut. The News desires YOUNG & CARL Drums :^I'nul Elielbnrdt. the nnine (including the initial of tbe second name) the street number and the Bnss:—McDermott. suburb or city iu which you live. Tbe iuitinl of the second name is very important' Pinuo :—^Dnvid Briukmoeller. because there are as many ns four or five subscribers of the snme name. The News will probably be niniled herenfter if certniu class rate privileges are obtained. Tiffanytone Photos The H. Nieman Co. Name
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CHARLES S. PURDY NEW Richard Madden, Mur College of Sociology to CO-OPERATORS ASSIST LAW SCHOOL SECRETARY AT LAWN FETE ray Paddock and Tom Have Separate School So great was tbe success of Mr. The Co-operators were very much in Charles II. I'urdy. A. B., LL. B.. as evidence at the lawn fete given at Oak secretary of tbe School of Commerce Manion will lead L. A. The bojie expressed by Rev. Father aud Reading Avenues, for the benefit and Sociology, that tbe Board of Trus Gressle nt the banquet held last May of' the blind aud deaf. Tbey had tees of' the Law College decided to Freshmen tbjit soon we may have a .School of charge of two booths, hard candy and prevail upon him to undertake the .Sociolo.ixy ns well ns n School o'f Com- box candy. The members responded secretaryship of the Law Department. inereo lins been renlized. Sociology very well to the appeal for their atten He entered upon his duties in this iticbnrd Madden was bdiiorcd with now b.is ;i School of its own with Rev. dance, and many rolled up their sleeves, capacity ou July first and tbe results tlie presidency of tbc Fresiunan class l''ntber Frnncis A. Gressle as Dean. literally speakiug aud pitched iu to tho of his "good 'work are already in evi at a meeting of tbe first-year men held This step wns takeu owing to the work at the booths, making possible dence. Mr. Purdy's zeal and untiring Frida.v. September 20. Madden de large number of .vouug men and women tbc gratifying success that was efforts in behalf of the College have feated (ieorge Fee, James Boyle. Jnnies who linve takeu up the study of social achieved. As far as can be determined won the admirntion of all aud made ]'"'rolinie.ver nnd (Teor.go iveyiiolds. also work within the Inst few .years. There at the present time, the Co-operator's • him oue of tbe most popular of.tbe coiitesi-.nnts for the ollice. by a large is n large field for workers iu this booths netted about two hundred officers of tbe college. lilurality. profession, but a successful social dollars. The committee in charge con Mr. Elmer Conway, tbe former sec- worker of today must possess a wide sisted of Miss Mentink, Miss Pellman B.v defeating Uoliert Qneennii. Joe aud Al. Boex. retary, has beeu mimed vice-dean, and ]']gau and Edward Babliitt, :Murray r.-tnge of theoretical and practical ' Joseph P. Goodenough will be tbe I'addock received tbe Vice-President knowledge of social work. Realizing librarian, nnd j\Ir. AVilliam T. Burns ship. this need St. .Xnvier .School opeued up Charles Seelbach. last year's high assumes the duties of Registrar of tbe Tom Manion will iict as Secretary a course for social workers several scbool editor aud cartoonist, sends Law College. of the class. He defeated Goodwin years ago. We now have a .separate word from Chicago that he will attend Cahill, Jim Robs and James Boyle, Scbool of Sociologj-. Eventually will a Cartoonist school in that city. Charlie nominees for tbe position. we have a degree':' certainly deserves praise for bis art work iu the recent pictorial. Tbe News NORMAL SCHOOL OPENS staff, in tbe name of the student body, wishes him good luck iu bis new The winter session of the St. Xnvier MISS SAUER RETURNS undertaking. Normal Scbool for the tenebing Sister COL. OF COM. PROFESSOR hood of Cincinuati opened September 80 EDITS NEW BOOK ON FROM EUROPE Rev. Daniel M. O'Connell, professor 1 Beginning with that date, classes in of I'hiiosoiiby and Sociology during tbe the Liberal Arts will be held each NEWSPAPER WORK Miss Luella Sauer has returned home vacation months attended a conference Saturday at tbe St. Xavier High Scbool after ten niimtlis service witb tho Ainer- of tbe lending Sociologists of the coun Building, Sycamore Street. The press of "The Writers Di.gest," icnii Ited Cross in Poland, where she try. Fntber O'Connell contributed Registration hns beeu in jirogress for a Ciucinnnti pubiic.-ition devoted to engaged in Child Welfare nnd Family several nrticles of Sociology to the some time, and the enrollment is large. writing nnd sale of innnnscripts lias Itelief AVork. .Vmerican and the Queen's AVork. In addition to the Sisters many lay .lust issued a neat liook from the pen Before retiirniiig home, Miss Saner -Vn ox)ilnnatioii of the Procter nnd persons have registered for tbe course, of Mr. Feli.x .1. Koch. B. J., jirofessor in visited ninny of tlie princip.'il cities of Gamble profit-sharing system was very among them several former studeuts tho St. .\;ivior School of Coinnierce. iOurope anil nlso attended tbe Passion commendable. St. Xavier has reason of the College. As its title, "Syndicating to tbe Sun- I'la.v at Olierninefgau. ,Sbe nlso had the to feel jiroud of her author-professor diiy Suiiplement" implies, tlie liook ]irivilpgn of liaving-nn nudicnce with Sociologist. deals with the prepnration of suitable tlie lldly Fntber ami receiving his material for tbe Sniidaj- feature section iilessing. Our exchnuge ILst includes a paper ARTS STUDENTS ASSEM of iiewspntiers. iHirin.g tlie e XAVERIAN NEWS XAVIER'S NEW FOOT BAU SONG -(• Subscription $1.50 per year. Published semi-monthly on first and fifteenth We'll rally round, we'll rally round, we'll rally round old Xavier When fields of fame Exalt her name Fitculty Adviser Mr. Edward F. Maher, S. J. We'll proudly rally round. Editor-in-Chief f. Ray A. Huwe And if her conquered colors droop, we'll rally with a will. With a Sis : Boom : Xavier : Undaunted still : '• EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT CHOEUS Sports James J.- O'Grady Exchange Louis Eberts Mai'cb on, march ou, old Xavier: Thy loyal sons and true. Liberal Arts John Thorburn We rally round Law Miss Mabel Madden Col. of Com Edw. Herricks Thy praise to sound, Features Joseph Meyers To pledge our hearts anew. Col. of Com Oscar Roth (!ive a Cheer, ii rah; rah; rah: Poetry Geo. Sonneman Col. of Soc Miss Marie Frieberg Give iiuother and a tiger, ah: For the noble AVhite and Blue. -ASSOCIATES- In proud acclaim Sports J. Harry Moore Pictorial Warren Rush Shout, shout her name, Alumul Geo. Volimau, Jr. Liberul Arts Eenrl Winter Old Xavier: Hurrah : Mr. G. B. Donnelly. S. J., of la.st year's High School wrote the words of the BUSINESS DFPARTMl^NT .song and Mr. H. F. Brucker, S. J., the melody. The combination is a very .ippropriate Business Manager Phil J. Kennedy football song. It has received the approbation of the Athletic Council and the Faculty. Circulation Manager Edw. M. O'Connor There's a place for everything—except your knees at a movie. Ass't Circulation Manager Fred. Lamping In New York a boy died from eating face cream. This should be a warning against those Juniors who will stand yawning and blearied eyed at the Dean's oflice every Thursday morning at 9 :80. .V Kansns Soph. R. O. T. C. corporal who bought sbme old army trousers found nn .$800 diiimoud in them—but he didn't find the dice. A REAL REMEDY Oue skin we would love to touch is thnt of the Freshman who tries to navigate bis size ten and a half cnnal boats over Corcoran Field's freshly sprinkled Xaverian spirit in tbe iiast hns been sndly bickiug. Student atteudnuce at touuis courts. football, basketball and baseball games has been very small. As the abyss of indiffereuee, our rooting has been .shameful. AA'^hat -is the uiiderlo'iug cause of this condition"? It's our weak-kneed, tea-strong college pep. Pep is a quality, the same ns honesty, which deniiindK nursing, correction iind nutrition. Pep is founded aud nursed iu high school. Iu Fresbm.aii cliiss it is corrected. Henceforth it needs food. It has an appetite which must be served or it will waue. This is OFF THE CHERUB'S LYRE the ailment of St. X pep. It is weak from lack of sustenance. The proper ingredients that will develop and strengthcu our infirm parts are intermural sports. • . . THE IL-iVEN Of MEMORY OLD DARKEY'S ADVICE Class spirit could be developed by tbe first, second aud perhaps third tenuis Do you remember Don't be what you iiin't; team which each class might present. A little class tournament scheduled about Our great love's pure unfolding Jes' be wbiit you is. the second week of school year, played off at the noon hour, daily, would incite The troth .vou gave. If you is not whnt you am interest that could easily bo turned into another channel. The annual Freshmau- And pniyed for God's upholding. Then .vou am not what you is. Sophomore pig-skin fniciis \^'0uld aid materially iu the ivilly of pep. Theu duriug Long aud loug ago. If .you're just ;i little tiidpole. the off-months when tbe weather prevents out-door activities, bowling takes its Don't try to. l;e a frog; stand. Considerable rivalry and spirit was experienced last year in this item. Out of the past If .you're just tbe tail, Basebiill in the spriug is welcomed by iill. A league of four classes could A dream—aud then the waking Dou't try to wag the dog. easily be formed^ A noon hour giime, uot necessarily of nine innings, would serve Comes back to me. You can iilwiiys piiss the plate. to expell spring fever and simultaneously develope the old spirit. The sun's Of love, nnd love's forsaking If you cnn't exhort and preach. impelling infiuence driving man to B. A^ D.'s or less might produce class track Ere the summer waned. If you're just a little pebble, teams. It's a real tonic,to see a group of sprinters striving to outspnce oue another. Dou't try to be the beach. 'I?ennis again will be sought by its devotees. Individuiils play for the right to Ah! Let me dream Don't be what you ain't, represent their class on the various teiims. Class aiid individual tournaments are That still.a little kinduess Jes be what you is. renewed. In the progress of all these events class spirit and pep mounts. Dwelt in the smile Froni''another viewpoiut, excellent exiioneiits of minor sports, a phase of Tlv't chide my foolish blindness athletics in which St. Xavier will soou be represented, Ciiu be developed. A limit When you said good-bye. THE STENOG'S VACATION of perhaps two varieties for au individual might be enforced. Theu 'every student' (Sung by her boss) would have an opportunity to participate in some sport. I^et me remember My tYpust is oi. hor vncntion. Senior dignit.v, Junior aloofness, Sophomore maturity. Freshman rioting vanish When I am very lonely My trpist's awau fpr a week. in a physical contest. Spirit, pride and partnership, through these lesser rivalries, How once your love My trpudt us in hwr vacnrion, • magnify into a combiuation that is surprisingly immense. Pep necessitates con But crowned and blessed me only. AA'^gile thse damn kews plsy budge and tinual action, if it is to last. Tbe.se incessant encounters serve as its food. Events Long and long ago seek. of this nature endear a studeut to his Alma Mater. When a common foe looms CJOKAS: in the distance all class and athletic differences disappear. The student body Oy. breiig, boxlv. bting bzek, unites and with tbe spirit that has held sway in miiior struggles, surges forward OA' A COLD DAY Brung becj mu.bOnuie ti iny, tp mr; to uphold the Blue and White as its superb teams justly deserve. Senior:—"Dearest, my heart is run B )&ng bipzj, btbig, bicx, uing a gnuiitlet of deliriously joyful Pjiug bozk ui& beinino-o nix; CH INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATING emotions." ' Helk'? , • The Philopedian Society, beginning with the present school year, will assume n Denrest:—(Drawing away hastily) —F. & H. News. uew aspect to students of Xavier, Heretofore the inconvenient time of its' sessions —"So is your nose." prevented many worthy and ciipai:)le iirbitrators from gathering the fruits that it DO YOU KNOW ALL ABOUT IT f afliorded. Football, liaseball and basket-ball meu, likewise those who worked in the A retired and very old naval ofiicer Judge Johu Edwin Reynolds, sixty- afternoon or travelled afar to reacb their homes were never given an opportunity. wnn sboM'iiig a Kcutuckj' Congressman two years old, of Arc.idia. La., is en These, have beeu the olistacles that hindered the Society since its- organization. and his wife over an autiquiited battle rolled as a law student iit tbe Uuiversity But time aud consideration have joined to obliterate such difficulties. ship, one of the relics of nauticiil con of JMichigan, where he will spend his The class schedule has been arranged so that all students might enjoy the struction—"This," said he, pointing to next nine summers completiug the law privileges of the Philopedian Society. Every AA^eduesdiiy, nt 10:^0, A, M., the ill! inscribed plate on the deck, "is course. AVe don't know Judge Rey forensics will assemble to consider the problems of local, sectional, uatiomil iind where our gallant admiral fell." nolds, but we do know that he has one ) international importance. Tbe Sophomore Public Speaking cbiss will probably be •'No wonder,'' replied tbe Kentuck of tbe finest qualities possible iu a held in joint with the Debating sessiou. With these opportunities not only knock ian's spouse, "I nearly slipped on it jurist or iu anybody else. He is still ing at but knocking down our door we can stride lengthily iu the piith of progress. myself." eager to leiirii. With only a few more than were interested iu last .year's Society we cau uow consider intercollegiate debating. Side by side with our iitbletic teams, our student pulilicatiou, our euglisb and latin scribes, our debating teams can seek more honor for 'X.' During the last weeks of school last spring we recei^-ed ii challenge from the University of Detroit debating team; but it came too late iu tbe season. We IN THE CHIEFS MAIL BOX would welcome similar cbiillenges iiud witb the new members of the upper classes who were unable to join tbe Society we could present several formidable teams. DEZ\.R EuiTOR-iN-CiiiEr:— We might chalenge the other Jesuit colleges of the Missouri province whose equal With tbe opening of the football season iit Corcoran field, would it be expect or superior, athletically and scbobisticiiUy, we have proven to be in the past. ing too much from the atbletic dejiartment at St. XaA-ier to provide a student band It certainly would be a boom for Xavier to put a debiiting team iuto the inter- for the home games by exerting every effort towards flniiucing this baud at least Collegiate field. It is au item that should be sponsored by the Philopedian Society, during the first year of its organization? the Faculty, the Xaverian News, tbe Student Council aud all other organizations and individuals who have the publicity and advancement' of our college at heart. Other colleges and universities have tbeir band-men in a prominent location for each athletic contest and whether it is believed or not, the musical contingent Another rich college grad is being sued by a chorus girl for breach of promise. go far towards "cheering on" the moleskin warriors to victory. The Can of the Wild. , Surely St. Xavier college students who play brass instruments would not Now that they are loading candy with bootleg, there's going to be more forsake a few hours of time each month for practicing and playing at the college all-night suckers. ' games. Yours, If history repeats itself and bobbed hair were to match bobbed skirts, we hope SOpiOOL SPIRIT. shaving the head never becomes a fad..