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2-26-1924 The gE yptian, , 1924 Egyptian Staff

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. . i. ~ \ • • • '. ; . >. ; . 'p-' T'"'I'AN' .. ~ .''', ":.' cORead by Four Thousand Y Students. Faculty and FrieJ;ldS- of the School Volume IV Cflrbondale, Illinois, February 26, 1924

2500 MEMBERS OF S. I. T. A. MACKME~ LOSE T',Q FAST THE MIKADO COMING; THRILLSI THRILLSI THRILLSI CHARLESTON QUJNTET N,OTED PRODUCTION A state-wide drive is being made IN A ONE-SIDED GAME ·AT'S. I. N. U. MARCH 13 A personification of these wer2 to increase the membership of tile furnished by the Epsilon' Beta girls State Teachers' Asscciation for 1924_ Upstate"s Penetrate Lax Maroon De- One of the biggest theatrical pro- Friday night, . , at their The membership for 1923 was 29.316, fense fo" Eleven Field Goals- ductions ever undertaken by the formal opening_ st. Valentine gave an increase of 2,775 over that of 1922_ Hall Stars f"or Visitors school is the Mikado. whieh is to be them an opportnnlty to decorate their The Southern division (S_ I. T_ A.) With Four Goals >lresented by students of the Univer- charming home in the most bewitch.. had an enrollment of 2,235 fo~ 1923, ,sity in the auditorium March 13_ The ing manner imaginable_ Hearts dan- and was the third largest divislon of: The Maroons lost to the fast Char'l Mikado I" one of the most popular gled in profusion from the ceiling the state. The leading scllool pea- 'Ieston Normal quintet in a ragged' musical productions that ever swept while subdued lights caBt I a lovely pie in the counties comprising the and one-sided game Thursday night I the country _ It has cnjbyed record glow over the realm of love and SO~hern Division are. making every on the home court. CharlestOn show- breaking performances an~ has at-' iaughter_ eff t to pllsh the membership up to ed her superiority throughout the con- tracted record breaking crowds I While awaiting the arrival of the 2, 00 this year. Tb:s will in ,,'I test and was never menaced by the wherever presented. gnests. the girls arranged their dance -,probability place us in the second Maroons. Charleston became "bas- The cast of the Mikado represents, programs for the evening. After all ran~ instead of third, Chicago alwayS II\et hot" in the fin~l peried and piled the best talent iu the University_ A I t~e g~ests had a~riv~d two lo:ely takmg the lead. u~ a '~otal of 25 pomts beWre the te~-I great number of 1!tud~nts volunteered luttle girls; dressed In IIg~t organdies,

The enrollment of counties coro-: mmatIOn of ,the game. The Normal" 1 to try for places in the cast and con- ,entered to the a

~:!~r::ou :~lIs:~::ta;~nW:n::;:'so;e!; SUC~nb::~~g as the Gentiles use, r-"~~iSI~-T~i-~E~~~~-~~R~'~~' S~'OP '--"1' yon fn send for it. , Therein YOU shalJ Or lesser breeds without the Law- I· i ow -.J::' what has passed. I have writ Lord God of Hests, he with us yet, 'i We appreciate student patronage i ten but that letter, for my brains are Lest we forget-lest we forget! i i broken, and it Is a torment for me t Ladies hair bobbing a specialty i to write, and especially of misery. For heathen heart that puts her trust J i I ha·ve desired Mr. Secretary to give 'II! reeking tube and iron sha'd- .1.' Opposite Carbondale Natio. nal Bank .1 my Lord Carew a copy of his letter. All valia1lt dt!st that iJUilds on dust. '._ ~ __,_, __ ,_,, __,_ .. _,,_,,_,_.. _,,_,~~~ .. _,.~,_._ .. ~._.

You shall hear frOm me, if I I live, And guarding, calls not Thee to - .-~----.---.---~ --_ .. frQ1ll the Newfoundland, where I guard, mean to make clean my ships and For frantic boast and fOollsh word, revlctual, fo·r I have tobacco enough Thy Mercy On Thy People, Lord! to pay for It. The bord bless and Amen! comfort you, that you may bear pati· cntly the deatl'l of your valient son. Dilia Hall; "Yes, when yeu have STUDENTS YO~.' RALErdH. been here as long as I have yOU cer_ We are in busilless to supply your wants. Make tainly deserve a B. Ed. when yoU our store your headquarters. If we do not have what PRIZE TO BE OFFERED graduate. " you need, we will get it. Virgil Beadle: "Oh, do they realIy The Egyptian is holding a grand ajve you a bed on commencement 1 day?" contest which opens today and will close on Thursday noon. hope Rathr;eber Brothers We I that many students will take this chance to show their ability in the I Math. line. The question to be ask- ed is "What was the number of ap­ ples eaten by Adam and Eve while they were in the Garden of Eden? We have in our hands the exact nUipber that were eaten by these twa anc1lstors of ours and w!ll print the answer next week together with the name or names of any of the stu_ dents who answer the ·quest:n in. the ~-. correct manner. The prize ofiere.d wlll be a trip to Y. M. C. A. candy counter,

STRUT AND FRET· TO PRESENT PLAY

The members of the Strut and Fret will present a play entitled "Her First Assignment''''' In the· Zetetic Hal! next Thursday at 7 o'clock, All the members of the club are nrged to be pres~nt. THE 'E-G¥PTIAN ------~----~------Scho GosSih be adopted as proposed by President with her for SQme 'time. ___ ~ Y Harding. Marion won, here and at Dean, Wham addressed the 'Belle- President Shryock was unable to Marion. Pinckneyville was defeated v1J.1e city teachers Thursday, Feb. 21. attend to his regular duties Thurs- by Thebes at Thebes. Professor E.' G. Lent~' addressed day. Miss Graves led chapel Thursday the Pulaski county teachers at Mound Ethel Parr and'Medrlth Smith en- tn a novel way which was enjoyed by City Friday, . tert,ained the Y. W. C. A. cabinet thif'students very much. Her phy- President H. W. Shryock attended at a !linner party Thursday evening sica! training classes danced for UB a meeting held in Chicago last week at Anthony Hall. The favors carried; a number,of the folk.dances they have end. out the George Washington idea:. Ilearned during the year. Adelis Fehlber was /leverely burn- W. T. Felts attended a father and Miss Jessie Vursell has been out ed about the face and arms last Tues- eon banquet at DowelJ Friday night. of 8$001 during tv-e past week be- day when she was helping in the C. A. Robertson is superintendent I cause of siClmess, She Is at her kitchen at Anthony Hall. Basketball Schedule of the DoweIl schools and it seems home in Salem. ---..----- Dec 1-8. I. N. U."18; Herrin, 16. be is doing things_ I Ethel Parr of Anthony Hall wa.s It is apsolutely necessary that the Dec. 13-.8. I. N. U •• ,11; Herrfl1, 15 The SouthernlllinOis High School out of schOOl a few days last week Seniors of the-U. H. S. and all up_llan. 1-8. I. N. U., 19; Union, 12. TriClub Debating teams met last'because of sickness. Iper classmen have their pictures Jan. 11, S. I. N. U., 17; Frankfort, week. ~arbondale Community High I Leone Smith of this year's gradu-, -ready for the Obelisk in the near fu- 18., . met Manon Tuesday e"ening and de. ating class is very iH at her home' ture It works a hardship on the Ja.n. 18-S. I. N. U., 14, McKen­ bated the question: Resolved That I in Alva Her m~ther who is one of staff when you fail to do what you dree, 21. the World ~ce Court Plan 'ShOUld the cooks at A th ' H II ha b d in such matters, Jan. 23----'-S. I. N. U., 23; Arkansas n ony a, seen J shoul Aggles, 16. . Jan. 2&--Cape, there--Cape, 22; S. 1. N. U., 12. UIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII""rnllllllllllllllllllllllllll"IIl""""IIIlIlIU"111IUlIIIIIIIIIIIII"IIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIII""IIIllIm'IIIIIIIIIIIII"I"II"11111111"1"1"1I1I"""I"III"III"lnlllllllJllllllllllllllmlllTIlrnITIIIIIIIIllWlrnnllllllllllIlllIIUIlIJIl Jan. 26-Cape,there--Cape, 138 , S. I. N. U., 17. J Jan. 30.-Charleston, 26; S. 1. N. U., 11. Jan. a1-Sparks, 26; S. 1. N. U., 12. Feb. S-Capa, here--Cape, 24; S. I. y\ N. U., 15. Feb. 9--Ca~e, here--Cape, 17; S. I. N. U., 13. Feb. 1S-McKendree 13; S. I. N. U., tn rua "UP. Sure 18. Fe'll. 22-Charleston 25; S. 1. N. U., 8. If1401it~et' One Feb. 29-Shurtleff, here. ~~::::=""'.... P' Mar. l-open. Mar. 7-8parks, here. ~\ .. Little 19 Scores. State Normal, 23; Bradley, 20. Augustana, 17; Lombard, 13. Lnmbard, 29; Bradley, 21. DeKalb, 23; Monmouth, 11. Knox, 28; Monmouth, 16. Knox, 19; Monmouth, 17.

EPSILON BETA OPEN HOUSE

The Epsilon Beta Sorority, which bas only recently been organized, lowered its draw·bridge and opened its portals "to the members of the fac· ulty, students and public in general, Tbursday, , !rom a to 5 p. m. 'I!he Sorority girls welcomed all guests, ·and were delighted to show the visitors through their charming new home. The visitors seemed en­ thusiastic in their praise of the dar·

.. ", • ..~ .' .- - "_ ... ~ ~ , ..... , • ~..; ~ • _ ;> - ',' 'i \.~ - mltory, wblch ·was especially inter­ esting and unique to them with Its "double deckers." After making a tour ,of the honse, the guests were conducted to the dining room, where Be sure and :rub scribe for your "Obelisk" at chapel Thursday. This is your only' tea was served. "" chance as no books will be ordered which are not subscribed for. This year's "Obelisk" is to be be,tter than ever. Some of the things which will make it better are an elaborate cover design in colorS'; an eight page scenewsection in A new book entitled "Half Hours with Insects," written by a well­ two colors; a borne-coming section has also been added. known entomologist, Is to be publish· ed next mOnth. But surely 'in the JllllIU)IIIIIIDJJDIIIllIlll1IlilllJlllUJIUlIIIIDn~lIIDIIIlllllllllllllllml"IIIIUllIlIIIIIDWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIllIIIIiIIIIIIIIUIIllJDIIIlllllIIimmDlllmIIOllffiIUlllllllllllUIlUlD case of a mosquito this Is at least 29 minutes too lon~.-Punch (Lond•• ). P!l~~ Four !6lMT a3~'1 ..Tlli.,~ ",E

~:.i __r __ II_~-"------___ _ _ A Good Job. - ..:".. Charles M, Schwall del'ghtB in tell- <.--~-.,- -~-'----- ing the foIIowius story of an inci' I d~:ct " o;"e of the ~teel mils under IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"IIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII[1 hls charge: . , 11111!1I111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111II[ "On~ day wh~le I was passing! th: ongh the wc,rks I leoked 'ut a sec- : and-story window 'nto the fL-st fioor I Y Dung men you'll like our store -of an adjlining ~ho~ alld Saw a big Irish,' ail sitt'n;; on the InHules or And the clothes we sell. his "h.:e1barrow ;n~l king hL~ pi~e. You like wide-awake friendly I c"i:e,' [" him: 'What are y,:u doiT~ dr'"n there? Wby don't you get to Service you like to feel positive work?' That" whatever you are shown is To whicb the Irishman repl ed: "V.-elI, tell me, and who are you, S. I. N. U. Correct and up-to-now. sir .•. We're sure yown like the wide-awake "I ~aicJ: 'I'm the geneal ma:1ager, , Stud$ent S oSP,eollodoover .. 'y,,7'ell, young man,' said bp, I Atmosphere of our store its snappy. 'you've got a damned soad job; you'd Righi up to the Mark in style better t:lke care of it.' " 2s And quality as a test stop in Bef:tting the Occasion, ann ually in the city I The dru:; st~re was located n~u I And see what we have to offer :o~;p:!~r n:~~~yh~':,:e ~nd1:::: p7:,a~:~: 0 f Car bon d a1 e. I You young men in ready-to-wear begin~ng to iIter by. , From caps to oxfords and every Tcm~orar:Iy abandoning his expe.ri- -, Thing In between. ments to fmeI a sub3titute for gaso- I l:ne, the' uruggist emerged from be· h:nd .tl\~ cOllntel' and bai:ed tbe W:H_ 'd'bv/' , dresser: I "Jrhn, 1'l'P irind., of lost track. Is , JESSE J. WINTERS !~~:e w:ekc?~,medY on at the theater' 1I111111111111111111111lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilUR I "No, 5,1', a sad play." Young Men's Outfitter "Very sad?" "v,1 eepy." "Then tal,,{ the chocolates cut of 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 the window and put in the smeIlfng .1 salts. " -_a_a_DE:iI'I_ a_r_c_l_a_n_ Page Six T·H K- ~ GYP T I AN -.-' ...".... -,-... ;.-~ .... ------_.. _-_.- . . ~WHAT·· AS.OUt' EAR DAY? - t, TafIi:lhg loudly one and all. / SOCRATIC SOCIETY Comes To Town," has been post­ I"Where is Stegall, where is ;Bai~y, pon¢d, until next Friday night. Louis .. -Did we miss the_famous Anthony! Where is Smith, wher.\i{ Lentk.? There wasn't a dull nl.inute all Ed Williams is directing it. If you Hall Ear Day this year? It has long Where are al! the council ~d~tS? during the program Friday evening. want to hear the latest cheese acan­ been thetstom that the girls of the I Oh my God, but this is t~e! The new officers took their places. dal. come! Hall Sh? d show to the student-s on Just to think that this fine morning, The president,' Miss Virginia Neitz- February he seventeenth-their ears. II As th ger, made a very inspiring talk. The Egyptian wants twenty·five, let- The girls giVe air their excuse that e sun rose over all, Alice Grant gl!-ve a reading In her ters from former students. Don't the date fell on Sunday Neverthe- These shameless, brawn hussies own inimitlLble way that reminded us Ithink this does not mean YOU, for less we think they sho~ld celebrate Should promenade through Normal of the times when we were "kids.", it does. Write today. some other day. Some favorite Irish songs were We quote below a poem written, Herschel Harper-Marcia, you are Bung remarkably well by James Al· What is your suggestion for a Beveral years ago on Ear Day; the breatl1 of my life. len. "poem worth remembering'?" Send They had gathered at the south end Marcia Pierce-(aUer some hesita- Aiine N eftzger's stunt was so suc-' one in. Of the :Old Normall Hall; tion) Herschel, do you ever hold your ces~ful We ,see no rea!l.On' in the world They were gesticulating wildly, breath? why everyone shnuldn't be exactly WE APPEAR IN PICTURES the right size. At any rate, Lester Buford is rushed with orders. Many students of the college took An extemporaneous debate, "Re- 'ldvantage of seeing themselves and solved, That it is better to have kiss- their friends In 'the movies last week Hot Plate Lunch 30c ed and, caught a cold than never to when the reel taken of the Cape Gir_ 11 :15-1 :00 P. M. every school day. Short orders at have kiss~d at all," caused much ardeau Home-Coming was shown at amusement. William Welge and the Barth theatre. This reel was all times. Marcia Pierce upheld the affirmative: loaned to the local theatre by the $5.00 meal book-$4.50 while Earl Kennedy and Anna McCut.. Cape Teachers' College. Pictures of By using a meal book you can cut your board bill to cheon took the negative side. The the game that resulted in onr victory less than $4.00 per week. affirmative practically won when Wil- 13-0 were very vivid as 'were the pic­ Ham Welge pointed out that Earl tures taken of the squad during The Best Breakfast m Town, 15c. Kennedy's adherence to the negative halves'. Soda Fountain, School Supplies, Light Housekeeping side ot" this proposition was the cause The pictures of many iIiffprent in· Supplies, Fresh Milk at all times. Eat here and use of bis being a bachelor even at his dividuals who accompanied the team that noon hour for study. age. as rooters' were very clear. JUlia Carleton presented th.. So_ We wish to thank tue Cape for the STUMBLE INN eratic Star which contained mnch fun loan of this reel. Across from the Main Gate. at the expense 'Of most of us. Owing to the illness of some of Go to. Church and Sunday School .~. ______~ __ ~ ____ ,~___ ...... ___...~ ______,_.:. the characters, the play, "))oris ISunday. Be o~e of the five thousand.

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Com i n g! MIKADO THURSDAY, MARCH 13th s. I. N. U. Auditorium Given by and for the Students of the S.·1. N. U .

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THE WAY WE FEEL ABOUT IT WEE WUNDER

Why the seats in the chemistry A pessimist is one who thinks there Wolf"s Shoe Store are more hornets in the wcods than ~oom were changed? butterflies in the field, Wh~t Miss Francrs read in chapel r Shoes and Hosiery Exclusively last Monday? Most men who want to sell you a Why every Monday has to be a High Grade Merchandise good investment mele:y means it w II "blue Monday"? . Reasonably Priced be a good investment for them if thpy What Mr, Colyer thinks Clyde Bur- o~ (.-.... D-a------'1'r-_, __.. __, ___ _ --_~_a_Il_C_tl·_a_O make the sale, less. should get for Xmas next year, Who got the most <:omic valentines .:.- ~ Probably the reason there are mOre this year? l. - ._.-._. women schcol teachers than men is ;he lecause women have mere patience Vv'bat "Doc" Hunsaker's latest the· than men. ory is? ~amcu~ If you l,lck when you are well off, Why Russell Clemens parts his hair New Spring Garments Arriving Daily nobody will pay any attention to yo Ir 'n middle these days? i kicks when yOU are badly off . Hal'e you noticed that the orches· I North Side Square. Carhondale, TIL I 'ra pit is being occupied now at ! WholcIemands his rrghts 'sel:lolll gets .:4 ....M-_.-M ____ ,~~·~__ .. "H __ "__ .. ,______,.:. prIvIuJes, chupel? J:fot every wedding ring has the If you don't think it is nice to get ring of sincerity. vacaticns c<'casionally? A n.«n is as old as his <;ells' and a Ii rain is falling "dewdrops 1" business as cld as its sellers. Why everybody m,kes a wild' rush There is al\\'aYB more mClley in I for room 16 at' chapel hOllr On Tues· MARY ANN 'BEAUTY SHOPPE so uebo%: else's business, day? We specialize in Mar~elIing, Map.icu~ing, Water A lot ot th"D! ",'e' c'llled "ple3sura \\'hat so many "foreigners" were Waving and Massagmg.. . CHS" whose pleasure has all be~n do:ng in town on Wednesday Feb. ~ i;:ll~dt~u out by their cost. ~1'! ' Women'S' and Children's Hair Cutting by Licensed A deep think~r is ODe whose views Barber arc the same as youP own. If the Jun'ors had a good time at If the o'cl fo';:s 1<'01< shillY it's cft"n the;r "Ellis Island" party? Experienced Operator caused by sUPp·clting a br:ght chil'!. (, V;ho it was that Marian Atki~s (~' New Hundley Bldg. One who thiniis be ~knows whal's H. S, student) made such a blg hIt what, morc often knows what" is not. "'ilh Fri(loy night at tbe game? It Z05 South Illinois Ave. Phone 612 It doesn't seem reasonable that a 'umed out to be B:yd Laughman! girl who knows she has been happy If you always say "hello" to folks eyer before wonl,] be willing to m1r- ,·ou meet on the campus? ry and·talce a chance on being happy ever after , I If an), of the boys have had any Trnvf" mRY hf! broadening but it is: L~"lp yr-ar prop[lsaIs alrea ly yet? flattening on the p"cketbooi" . I Wby Tom Stewart is to be recom- ·i·------~------'~--Il--,---~,·:· It is estimated that the money spent nH'nded for the diplomatic service for automoiJil",; w',L\:o ]lay the mo t , i,y :\Ir. Colyer? gagp. off every hom:! in the D'lticn,: \Yhat sil', ws mere on Sh3ffer and I ~ Yes, and proba1JJy the money speat B,.",h Jft Historic Geology tban even Jew~lry, Diamonds and Watches en homes wou'd [l3)' of( the mortgage I ihl'ir knowledge of the sllbject_mat_ r on e\-pr}~ autcmohile, too I ~er? I. C. Watch Inspector Radios The tr~ulilp witll most ']leOPle who I; KEnnon Renfro lm~ws tbe dif. 1.1 Optometrist '::._ .. ,_, '_._-.~, ~,~ ,__ ,:. bt'uot ('wt they h8\',' nothing to i)p! [er,'nce iJetwepn blae" and white? ______.. i asham,-d uf is that neither ~avc thpy: What Thoma D0Ck called Mr. anything to be prolHl of. I i1nOllir>r in hlc'f pI'uctice class the +-_._._-- The J'l~(, I.r"I(' has it on the June i "ther day? graduate lor she (n:y has to conquer Clle man wllile the graduate has to Why Lillian Co: ley, Mary Kinch- conquer the '.\'o,},I, '·}',s, Syvillc Chamne"s and Norie For better servjce call the old reliable It is fill'! for a youn~ boy to have Hnll didn't go to sixth hour Prin, good tab'p maDD!?fS, hut all the saGle I Scl.: class last Tuesday? it makes ~"~ryb"dj susp.lcious that' Why s('me girls d 'n'! return bor­ I he i,,~t going to "'11ollnt to m:.:ch. : rowed clothes? I YELLOW HOOD TAXI r-'- .. -'-~~~-~OH~~';~ ~EA~T~ 8;;;-',:' Open' and closed cars I Scalp TTeDtment-Mar~e\ling-Hair Dressing 68L-Phone-68L I Facial Massage--Manicuring-Shampoolns , ~ For Appointments I f 24 hours per day. Ralph Johnson ~lmY f I,over Winters Store, 207'h IIHnols An. i t

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A PROPER LITTLE RHYME WARR~N GOES TO GRAND CHAIN MACKMEN LOSE TO FAST CHARLESTON QUINTET We 'walked' in Cupid's garden, It would not be possible· for tbe IN A ONE·SIDED GAME , We wandered " o'er the land, Egyptian t~ give a biQgraphy of every The mOon was shining brightly, graduate who leaves this institution, I held her little-shawl. but when someone plays as big a (Continued From Page One) part in the various activities of tbe ThurSltay. Feb 28, Holding her .ilttle sbawl, school and fer as long a time as J. my." Two more short sbots by Hall AGNES AYRES My breath it came in sigbs, Ralph Warren has, he is entitled to and a field goal an~ a free toss by -in- She looked at me so tenderlY, a. great deal more recognition tban Towles followed before the Mar-oons '~TIlE HEART RAIDER" I gazed into her-lunch basket. we are 'able to give. It is useless to again scored, when Hickey netted Comedy, "Robinson Crusoe". mention tbe many phases of school a sbort sbot in a clese play under Topics of Day. Yes, I looked into ber luncb basket. life into which R~lph entered. Every the basket. Wiley replaced Brimm And wished J had a taste. reader of this paper knew of these and Lawder replaced PurnelL Fore- Friday Special­ We walked on sode by slde, things. It is enougb to say that a man caged another field goal f",. B'ETTY COMPSON In My arm about her-umbrella. loyalist has taken his degree and is Charleston before tbe end of tbe first "RUSTLE OF SILK" now principal of a good high school. I per:od, Another g,oal caged by the "FIGHTING BLOOD" Yes, embracing her umbrei'a, His friends will be glad to learn of visitors as the whistle blew was n-t News. (This 'charming little Miss,) Ralph's ·success. counted, having been sbot after time Her eyes were full of mischief, was up. ' The score sthod 10-4 in the visitor's favor at this point. I slyly stole-a sandwich. (Continued from page 6) Saturday. March 1. Hall; Charleston bt'gan netting the second BRYANT WASHBURN in Walk uushamed-faced through the half, and bopsted their score fifteen . corridors, lloints during tbis period. Phipps "HUNGRY HEARTS" RUTH ROLAND. :lllIlIIlIlIIlIijllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!!JlIIlIlIIlHllIlllIIllIIllIIll" f Oh~h:atO~t S~~~~d \~~e c:om:~:n::seen ::~:~~1l:!7! ::~ ::;:m:: ::~~~~ t~:: Fables. Such a sbameful, vulgar scene! field goals in rapid sucees$ion .. When Prof. Warren's eyes fell upon Phipps netted again in this period tbem, I and Hall and Cochran each added a s. I.' N. U. A's' they strolled the c!tojIIpus there, field goal. Muchmore added one March 3_4, NORMA TALMADGE He affirms be almost fainted, point on a free toss. And Prof. Colyer rent his hair. In Students spend over Then Prof. Boomer coming sudden Normal increased 1heir score fcar "ASHES OF VENGEANCE" FrOm his laboratory den. points on free tbrows by Purnell and a field goal by Brimm, 10-MIghty Ree's-10" $250,000 Saw the bold and brazen c:'eatures, Turned and quickly fled w:thin. Hall and Phipps starred for the vis· . ann ually in the city These unholy shameful maidens itors. Hall netted four field goals March 5, . Out upon tbe campus green, and Phipps netted thr(·e. Both men DUSTIN FARNUM of Carbondale. Midst the vnlgar gaze of students, were accurate shots and were a con, -In- Walked witb both ears plainly seen. stant m-enace to the Normal defense. "THE MAN WHO WON" Tbe Maroons played a ragged Comedy. 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 THRILLS! THRILLS! THRILLS! "arne. tbeir defense being especial y Educational. (Continued From rage One) weak, CharlestOn repeatedly pone- trated tbe Maroons' deiense for sbort visitors to that "Land of Dreams" ~hots. Tbe Maroons' play wa s un­ (f,. for two young and popular faculty donbtedly affected by the abspnce of members. Miss ,Winters and Mr. HoL Allen, wbo is still detained' at Her_ ton, led this frolicsome company into rin with tbe militia. ChaTie"to!l 3P­ that "Land of Charm." peared to be the fastest ccll0giate Not ~?![,~~~~~hJi;£~~:=-·.li The revelers of the occasion were: team tbat has opposed the Ma"oons Styles and Patterns for Spring. Ollier Smith of Benton, Ill.; Henry on the bome court. The score: Deirs, Jack Campbell. Gatbaiel ,shoes and Hosiery, Exclusive. Charleston Pence, Eggbert Travelstead. Be. t Main 27B. 104 West Jack.son St. G P F I _a_c_o..-.o_a_ ~..-..~, ______)__ ._. __._"_'.:. Turpenitz. Walter Mills. Carterville, 6-~- Ill., Dwight Bus!l. Carterville, DI .. 1 Hall ...... 3 0 Herman Luse. Orville Carringtoo. I Mucbmore ...... 0 0 1 (4~~~----' ._._.}_,__ ~. __~., Dewey Brusb. MariOn Turner, Orville IForeman ...... :...... 100 A NEW DRUG STORE McDowell, Viv:an Hopper, Joe I Pbipps ...... o 0 J Howell, Odie HulIman, Myron M.tCh-I' Towles ...... ,...... o 2 New being stocked with fresh clean stock of ell, Everett Benton, Ho.sie Ferrell.. Drugs and Cigars Snyder, Carterville. Ill., Orval Hal" CochraL' ...... 0 0 Headquarters for up-to-date Toilet Articles. rison, Clyde Brooks al)d Earl Purdue. "arbour ...... 0 1 0 New location Weiler Room Prown ...... _...... 0 1 Normal G P F Hiekey ...... "" 1· 0 0 Dr. W. A. Brandon, '01 McIlrath ...... 0 0 0 / Pllrnel\ ...... 0 1 1 Carbondale, III. %~ Lauder ...... 0 0 0 DRUGS Specialties Brimm ...... 1 0 0 EYE,EAR,NOSE,THROAT Wiley ...... 0 0 0 Smitb ...... 0 1 0 Glasses Fitted Pyatt ...... 1 2 0 P1res~r~t[on .SpeciaH§t Pierce ...... 0 0 0 Quality Service Crawshaw ...... 0 0 0 Referee. Lasmet; scners and Tim· ers, Lantz and Cra wford.