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Students ConPEACE AGREEMENT
tribute Deposits
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right to appoint Hisliops in
riiiy
Members
St>e.
There will be a very itnpurtunt
exmooUnjj of the Sophumore cIujjb to- Tills assumed riglU it formerly
day at one o'clock in room 400. ercised as the heir of the ancient
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Men will be eU'cted to the olflcea
of
secretary and
treasurer. All
friophoinores arc earnestly requested
to attend.
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who have
ordered rings
and who liMve not received thera
may ulituln them from Mr. Van
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liuvinR
.liinlors
which they would
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like to
.snapsliois
have pub-
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who
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further renounces any authority to
confirm the. nominations of parish
priests by the Bishops.
The aiipointinent of parish priests
of tlie
right
the
lieconies solely
nominations of
Hishops shall he made freely by the
Pope with the sole condition that
l>efure the namlnation the Vaticiin
and
tiie
shall advise the Government so that
the latter may inform the Vatican
whether there exist against the
candidate any dilflculties of a polit-
wish to use last
character.
year's i)ictures may do so by pay- ical
concordat recognizes fully the
The
requested
ing a feci of $1.00. This is
moral and Juridical personality of
by the photographers l^or retoucliing
tlie churches, ecclesiastical instituand printing tlie necessary gloss.
religious
parishes,
tions, dioceses,
Those who have ordered p ctures orders
and congregations according
inusit i)ay their
fee.
No pictures to the precepts of canon law, with
..can be ordered from the photo- the full right to possess, administer
Seniors
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tlie
fee is paid.
Salaries are stabilized
for Bishops, parish priests, vicars,
canons and staffs of seminaries.
Religious instruction will be given
primary and
in all schools, both
secondary, under the supervision of
Special
ecclesiastical authorities.
recognition also is given to Catholic
and
be a meeting of the
Dewitt Clinton Club, Saturday at
Tliere will
Fedlgan
220.
11 o'clock in Boom
Hull. All Clinton men attend.
There
will
Junior Class.
be a meeting of
TODAY,
Tuesday,
the
in
inherit.
universities.
Jtooni K. Aluninl Hall, at 1 o'clock
Ecclesiastical authorities also are
be permitted to participate in
Juridical proceedings against members of the clergy. The clergy is
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At a meeting that was held last
Monday, it was decided by President Jack Sorbo to continue the
the ten dollar gold piece
the 28th of this month. He
also stressed the fact that all returns are to be made
by ticket
holders on no Later date than the
25th of this month,
Matt Lieb, chairman of the committee on admissions, took the floor
.ind submitted the names of Hanlon,
raffle for
until
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UNCJENTLBMANLY CON-
the
or horse-play, which
student would not be allowed to do
in his own home, will not be tolerated In Jiny of the buildings.
Congregating In corridors and
empty rooms, while classes are in
8.
absolutely forb dden.
9.
The posting of noticffl on
bulletin
oftlcial
other th.in the
boards will be eonsider<>d ;is defacing the property.
Discarded cigarettes are not
10.
on the floor of private
thrown
to bo
fOssion,
Is
rooms.
Fpltting Is not only disgustto
also most Injurious
ing, but
health, and Is forbidden.
11.
socially
The
Bryn Mawr 1795
Ire
Cream
J.
McDevitt
Printing
1145 Lancaster
Avenue
BRYN MAVR.
was then read by
MOTOR SALES
secretary, who also read the minutes of the last meeting. With the
parting words to get out and hustle
the chances for the coming raflle,
president Sorbo called the meeting
to an end.
PA.
Sevillp
rCI^MAL
Hupmobile
INrCI^MAL
Sales
the **Proin" a typical George
Hatchina value .... in patent
leather .... or gun-metal calf
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... an achievement in style
USED CARS
PA.
From $200
to
BRYN MAWR,
Phone
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aeiiaation in price
Sixea-S
to
12
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Widths- A
to
E
Open EveningK
$800
1207 W.Lancaster
"Careful Handling and Quality"
THE WILSON
LAUNDRY
PA.
Pike
CccHiitdiins
stores
Watson,
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CHESTNl'l SIRKK'I
5621 GermantuHn Ave.
l207-0«>
27.'>2 Gtrmanluwn Ave.
4058 Lauraairr Ave.
4405 Main Sl.JMaiMNunk
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of the I're Meds; .Mr. .lolin Kelly,
of the Kngineei-s and Mr. Lovatt of
Lovatt
the Hiislness School. Mr.
explained the iiecess ly of getting
by the
in
the assessment money
middle of April. If all returns are
in by that time the different com-
mittees
may push
the arrangements
much
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faster with specific figures to
This is one of the most
important notes in the scale of success attending the Junior week.
work on.
The Sophomore A. B. section Is
making up classes thnt were missed
due to the inability of the Instructors to appear because of illness
Vacant
or departmental duties.
this
periods are being used for
^..rpose.
and
in
making the
selection
— Excellence
(lualities
of
character
of
leadership 2
and literary abllits
Scholastic
3
Physlclal
attainments;
and
vigor as demonstrated by interest
and activity in outdoor sports and
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athletics.
The scholarships provide for tuibo.ird and room while at the
University. F'leld
work expenses
tion,
are provided by the organization to
Mr. Henry was much pleased which the student is attached.
Full information and application
with the outcome of the meeting
specially the enthusiasm shown by lilanks may lie obtained from BrothHowever, the turn- er H.irnabas, F. S. C, Executive
lho.se present.
out was not nearly what it should Secretary, Knights of Columbus Hay
have been as there were only about Mfe Hureau, New Haven, Connecticut.
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Dean Humphrey
Issues
Letter
Admonishes High School Students About Engineering Course
chairman,
Mr. Orbach,
Mr. Cartenuto, Arts, Mr. Bradley,
Engineer,
Business, Mr. Glldea,
problems
certain
and Mr. Nagle Tre. Med. "Red"
are
There
Engineering
all
(hirrett was appointed artist for which
confront
It Is planned to .schools, and which Villanova feels
the committee.
erect a drinking fountain In the as keenly as tl>>^ There is too
entrance to the stadium, the foun- little understanding nylllgh School
tain will be surmounted with the faculties of the real fl^Jdjaccupied
of
figure of a foot 1 all player running by the Engineering proWsslon
with his hand stretched out before the type of student who should be
Action will be taken Imme- encouraged to enter it, nnd of the
him.
money and nature of the preparation which
diately to raLio the
form the design for the monument. best fits a boy for Its study. Conmisfit
of
sequently, the number
Engineering
the
MAKE
TO
for
applicants
SOPHOMORE A. B.'S
of
sidered
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are:
many boys
schools Is high, nnd
possess the talents of successful Engineers are misjudged Into
less congenial fields.
In the hope that some of these
mistakes may be averted by timely
advice, the Villanova Engineering
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Forensic Club
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Academy
Austin Hall
Fedlgan Hall
Good Council Hall
With three minutes remaining to
the game and Canlslus on top by a
point Hughie Nolan revensed the
standing with a timely field goal,
his second of the
encounter and
thereby enabling coach Cashman a
dBlue and White varsity to squeeze
through to .a 16-15 triumph.
The victory was the third In four
days. Catholic U. and Lyola falling
before the Wildcats earlier in the
week.
marvelous
Villanova pulled a
sprint in the closing minutes of the
the
final period, after being on
short end of a 11 to 3 count at mid-
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HALF RALLIES WIN
2ND.
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time. Jack Birmingham and Captain Nolan were the only two of the
homesters to score from the field.
Jack had three and three, while
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.snared two double-deckers.
Donovan, Morgan and Myretetu*
brought in the other three count-
Hughie
ers on free throws.
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Yearlings Lose
in Snow Battle
to N. J. Normal
Senior-Junior Fra- First Year Men Hold Concas Staged Before Army
querors of Temple Freshof Photographers
men to Low Score
Annual
Die man Winter, in spite of his
Playng their best game of the
sudden and unexpected attack last
current
season Villanova's first ytar
to
infailed
Thursday morning,
to
spire terror into the staunch hearts men lost a hard fought battle
Trenton,
Normal
State
at
Trenton
On
body.
of Villanova's student
the contrary, he afforded them a N. J., last Wednesday night by the
means
rare
of
amusement
in
the score of 31-24.
I»los' Baskoteers played a good
the first half although
on
the short end of a
were
they
Contl's Conquerers and Henry's
Haulers fought it out in a battle 22-11 score. The second half openroyal in a knee-deep sea of snow. ed up with the Cubs mainfesting a
The tug of war came first. The fight which is <;haracteristic of all
outWildcats. They
line tightened and, for what seemed Villanova
to be ages neither side held an ad- scored their heavier and older opThen someone in Hen- ponents this iieriod 13-9, only to be
vantage.
ry's line slipped and fell, dragging defeated by a last minute rush.
two or three of his teammates with
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form of a tug of war and snow
game during
fight.
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him.
chain
Is
as strong as
Its
Trenton
Villanova
Tooniey
advantage,
the harder and soon succeeded in Tracy
dragging their opponents 'across Edwards
the finish line.
Stock
Czescik
weakest
Quick
to seize the
Conti's con.sorts tugged
link.
forward
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Circulation
Trokop,
of tlie Vlllanovan, Announces to the suh.scribers of the
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Every Fray Nolan Saves
A letter has been received from
On Tuesday, February 19th, room
Secreof tlie Academy was the scene ot brother Harnabas, Executive
who
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very entliusiastic l)Ut poorly at- tary of the Hoy Life Bureau of
tended .lunior Class Meeting. The Knights of Columbus, announcing
meeting was called to order by The Knights of Columbus Scholarthe volume Is perfected. Tills year
Tresident .lames Henry at 1 o'clock. ships in iJoy Guidance for the
the Belle .\ire is dedicated to llev.
From the .seveial dl.scu.ssions and graduate course at the I'niversity of
Joseph Hickey, D. D.. J. C. D., O. S.
came the formal announce- Notre Dame.
whose services to Villanova phins
A.,
A limited number of Scholarships
by
Mr. Crosby Coughlin, the
ment
merited this distinction. The vol- class Secretary, tliiit Mai Hallefs iiie avail able to young men to perfour
ume is to be divided Into
(•oluml)ia Recording Orchestra mit of their studying and training
books as follows:
would furnish tho music for the for the profession of Hoy Guidance.
Notre
'^BoQk 1 College.
.lunior I'rom. After exhaustive coni- The tinie at the I'niversity of
History of
entirely
to
be
devoted
(a)
will
Dame
negotiations
detailed
Iiarison and
Hoy Guidance work.
Campus Scenes
(b)
\\itli tlie majority of the foremost
The course comprises one year of
College Adniinlstratloi.
(c)
lolU'ge prom orcliestras in tlie Fast,
(Featuring llallett s orchestra was selected lie- academic work, six weeks in a seClasses
II
Book
Senior Class)
eause of the reputation lie has ac- lected boys' cami) and five months'
practical field work with an ap(Featuring;
Activities
III
<!Ulred.
Book
work organization.
boys'
the unathletics especially
Mr. Mahan then outlined the plans proved
Master
of Arts and a
degree
of
The
This
track
all-round
team.
for
the
he has made
defeated football
specialists certificate for this new
late
Indlthe
for
competition
the
to
field
ind
dedicated
is
part
Goodreau who met his vhlual chami)ionship of the college. profession are awarded upon the
T.po
satisfactory completiim of the redeath during the football .sea- No definite information or final ar«iuirements,
yet
rangements have been made as
son.)
Scliolarshiits are awarded on the
meet
Book IV Fraternities and Clutjs liut according to Mahan the
promises
to be one of the big events basis of cfdlege record and pracFour)
I'age
on
(Continued
tical experience in Hoys' Work.
of .lunior Week.
There was also a suggestion to General lte>;:ulations:
A Candidate to be eligible must:
set aside the Saturday of .lunior
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He between the ages of 21 and
\\eei< as Alumni Homecoming Day.
2
Hold a bachelor's deyears;
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Alumni,
of
tlie
roster
The entire
cree from a recognized college or
was siiKKest«'d, sliouhl receive an
university; 3 Have had successinvitation to partake in the activful practical experience in Hoys'
day.
of
the
ities
Lechner and Garrity Elected
Work.
asJunior
the
of
Collection
Mr. Ha sis of Selection:
to
to Fill Treas. and Sec.
sessments was allotted
The qualities which will be conMr.
Lane
School
Art
of
the
nashach
Vacancies
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Editor-lnthe
Chief of the Belle Aire year bnok.
announces that all is going well
and that the final plan of editing
F.
sisting
and Service
ALSO
Bril-
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Five Cents
Price:
Scholarships at
Outlook
MANY NEW FEATURES SECOND DAY
memorial to Leo Goodreau. Mr.
Martin Orbach the advocator of
need
this proposition, stressed the
commemto
memorial
of a fitting
orate the name of our former friend
and class-mate. A committee was
selected by President Boucher con-
Arcade
BRYN MAWR.
liant
WEEK
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Blue and White Courtmen
Sweep Thru in Triple Win —
Notre Dame in
All Within Four Days
Graduate Course
Week
Assumes
TOWER THEATRE
26, 1929
U.
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Elaborate Manuscript Bids Class of 1930 to Present Knights of Columbus Offer
Boy
in
Scholarships
Many Innovations in
to Surpass All Previous
Guidance Study
Brilliant Week
Publications
a
the
Barber Shop
shake,
John
GERHARD
anticipated.
NITTI
The famous OrolT milk
Sodait
is
roll call
Junior
the Editors
class was held in room
electing
of
the purpose
vacant
made
othces
fill the
men
and
by the death of Leo Goodreau
The
Orcutt.
Bill
of
the absence
attendance at the meeting while
per
ridiculously small (about ten
were
cent of all the Sophomores
other
there) was better than at the
The election of secremeetings.
tary was held first and Mr. Oarrlty
was chosen to fill that position. Mr.
Carl Lechner was then elected to
oththe position of treasurer. The
class
Sophomore
the
er officers of
and
are Irving Bueher, president
vice-president.
"Red" Bradley,
The next Important business to
be brought up was the erection of
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DRUGGIST
By
400
applause.
GROFF
DUCT
Year Book Plan
Now Completed
Sophomore
Bob's
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VILLANOVA, PA. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
No. 13
Last Tuesday a meeting of the
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committee, next spoke of the plans
and arrangements that they have
made in regard to the Club's annual
dance, which will be held shortly.
Their plans were greeted with much
enthusiasm, ond whole hearted cooperation has been promised by
each member of the club. A successful dance, both financially and
VIM
Class of 1931
Elect Officers
851 Lancaster Avenue
Zwigard and Becza as men who
were Interested in the club and who
wished to become honorary members.
Each were voted upon and
the votes were counted. After folIty each one was introduce<j into
the club and was received with loud
Rocco Telia and Rocco Vederosa, Joint chairmen of the dance
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BENEFIT AT
VARSITY CONQUERS LOYOLA,
to the
the evening of January 29,
some playful youth in Fedlgan
Hall celebrated the anniversary of
the fire by turning in an alarm
steel.
The old auditorium was'
from the second floor of
this
omitted and student
dormitories
building. Since that time, no less
were left out. It has been estimthan ten false alarms have been ated that the floor space In all of
turned In from this
box. The the college buildings with the exmatter was called to the attention ception of
workmen's quarters,
of the college officials by th«5
fire
totals an acreage of around 7%
department in Bryn Mawr. Stu- acres.
dents are
warned
that anyone
caught turning in a false alarm
Ronuintic A'isitor: "How 1 Jove
will
expelled
immediately. the heiiutiful vistas )n this jiark!"
be
Resident: "So do I; but 1 always
Moreover such a ptrson is liable to
be blacklisted In every college In wish It wasn't against the rule to
pick them."
the country.
BRYN MAWR,
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COOKE'S RESTAURANT
STAMFORD CLUB
Last Thursday evening the Dance
Committee of the Atlantic City Club
Rules and Regulations for Students
met in Room 322, Fedigan Hall.
Using College Buildings
The members were: Ed Hookey,
Errlc
Jack
Kahle,
1.
Smoking is absolutely for- (^halrman.
Harry Slngley, Prevetti,
biddcTj in all publ c places, at
all Storms,
times, and under all circumstances. and I^arry Cicero. Tliese men have
finally iigreed upon the plans
for
Smoking room is provided.
the dance to be given on Easter
2.
Any student who is discover- Saturday night.
ed defacing the buildings or proGene Uellly will furnish the nuisperty in any way whatsoever, will i,. from 10 p. m. until 2 a. m. The
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be expelled.
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orchestra will consist of seven of
8.
The lecture rooms of MP<ndelr dene's best men and they are arHall may not be used for student ''inKlnK' to present several novelty
meetings. Boom No. 400 in Good numbers. At midnight they will
Counsel Hall is reserved for this »»'«>' »^ «""« written especially for
tb.e club by Joe I.^wlor who wroto
purpose
the Alma Mater of Villanova.
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Students may enter Mendell
^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^j ^,,^ Ambassador HoHall by all the regular entrances, tel will be
the scene of the dance.
with the exception of the main en- Anyone who has attended "Fr.itertrance
(fac ng
Lancaster I'ike), nity Night" at the Ambassador will
which is to be kept for the use of recall that the Grill has an atmosvisitors.
phere that seems to create a feel5.
Students are requestBd to de- ing of enjoyment. Inflated balloons
posit waste paper and other
dis- will be dropped from the Ceiling at
carded articles in the receptacles different Intervals. Fraterplty banprovided for this purpose In each ners will serve to lend a Villanova
atmosphere. Favors will be given.
class-room and laboratory.
Requests have already been re6.
Any student who has so littlei ceived for tickets. To the students
respect for himself and for the who do not go home for the holidisre- days the dance will enable them to
college, that he habitually
gards the rules, and who by his have an enoyable time, besides,
uncleanly habits, proves himself they will be able to see the famous
coarse iind unfit for the association fiister Parade. Tickets cost J3.00
of educat€Hl people, will be re- and may be secured from any memquested to res gn from the college. ber of the club.
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Be
Ingenious plans of the
accommodations are
Mendel Hall has a
class room capacity of 1200 with
laboratory facilities for the sale
number. This was effected by the
use of thinner walls reinforced with
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BOXING TOURNEY
Answer Questions
Hue
AND FOUND
by
fr. Stanford
to
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STUDENTS LIABLE
architect the
TO EXPULSION now doubled.
SOPHOMORES TO
MEET TODAY
be obtained
the book room.
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SPONSOR BENEFIT
Memliers of the various s<'hools of s^iowing Del Rio performing her
In older to accommodate any stuthe college were called together last "IU»d Dance" are made in techni- dent Mvho may be bothered scholaa*
week for the purpose of re<|uesting color. There ar«, plenty (»f thrills, tically. and In the matter of rellgiort
a
the respective ineml)ers to contril)- a fine' romance, and scenes of un- Father Stanford is publishing
ute their bi'eakage fee to tlie reno- usual historical interest in this i)ro- schedule of when he will be in his
vati(m of the rooms in the Moiias- ductlon. The ezar and Ills family; office in the new building, No. 221,
which have lieen made over Besputln, the^Hlack Monk; Trotsky iMendell Hall. Oftentimes there will
t,eiy
into <'lass rooms, .'ifter last year's and other famous characters of the come a question pertaining to our
fire and wiped out all other accom- revolution play their jwrts and help religious life here, and this will be
modations. The deans of the vari- round a nearly perfect entertain- afforded an opportunity for the stuous
departments
addressed
the ment. The direction of Haoul Walsh <lent to Interview the Director of
meetings and tlien Introduced Fath- is splendid and the maker of "What Heligious activity at a definite time.
er
Colgun,
tlu'
procurator, w'ho Price Glory" proves that he Is still Father Stanford will he available
spoke about the necessity for such mastei- of them all.
for personal consultation
in
the
repairs.
He explained that the
morning from 11:30 to 12:30 on
Theatre Exceptionally Beautiful
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
utilization of
the
Monastery for
The Tower' theatre in which the Monday,
class-rooms.
student
dormitories benefit is to be held is one of the Tlunsday and Friday; in the evenand
administration
otfiees
had largest and most beautiful play- inns (Monday excepted) from seven
necessitated much inconvenience to houses In the city. It was opened to eight o'clock; at other times by
the Fatheis.
Now that accommo- less than a month ago and contains appointment. With such means as
dations are available In Mendel many novel features such as an as- this, there should be no doubt at all
Mall, it is necessary to do much le- cending and descending orchestra in the minds of the individual stupairlng and construction work to pit, a celling across which clouds dent as to his religion, conduct or
effect the former cloistered privacy are drifting and stars are twinkling any question which is i'^ither Stanof the past. A large
amount of all during the perfctrmance. It is ford's lot to jinswer. This will probnumey will he needed to return the an excellent i»lace to take your date ably eliminate many false ipiprosMonastery to Its former condition, and it many novelties will make a sions and be a step towards forming
as tiie remodeling and the hard big hit with her.
a better understanding between the
student and the faculty.
usage by the students for tlie perGet Tickets Now
iod of a year has caused much damTickets for this benefit are good
any afternoon or evening in the ACCOMMODATIONS IN MENDEL
age.
.ARE DOUBLED
Father Colgan further explained week except Saturday. They are on
that they made this appeal as a sale now by all members of the fraThe old building which was delast resort In as much
as all the ternity and can be purchased at any stroyed by fire had classroom acfunds which they could gather to- time for the moderate price of fifty comodtitlons for students and laborgether have been expended on the cents.
atory facilities for 400 students.
building. In
reparation for
the contribution of the breakage fee
"Villanova" Staff
the rooms of the students will not
Thero will l)e a very iinpt>rtant forbidden to belong to political par- be inspected at the mid-year and
this
Inspection
meeting of the entire staff of tlie ties.
has many times
Villanova. TODAY, February 19, at
caused a deduction from the breakage fee paid by every resident stu3.30 in tlio Kditorlal Boom, No. 222,
Mendel Hall.
dent. The contribution was made
optional by Father Colgan and he
endeavored to impress the idea that
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it was a favor asked of the student
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Lost: Bhyslcs book. Please »"«rather than any faculty ruling.
turn to book room. I'ete Eschman, is radically wrong somewhere.
There was no obligation entailed
Lost: In.surance book by HuebThis afternoon at one o'clock and a man could .see as was fit for
ner.
Beward to ttnder. Please re- there will be an Important meeting himself. The members of the variturn to Boom No. 100, Monastery. of the class, at which the above ous schools responded most genermatters will be dealt with. Please ously to the request. No definite
Jack Sorbo.
Found: Organic Chemistry be- be there, one and all, and do all sUitistics can be given as yet but
rough
estimate
is
that
the
longing to James l..iine; A notebook that you possibly can to bring the a
one hundred
entitled,
"Horace
and
Prose," Sophomore class to the high posi- answer was almost
Cicero De Amlcitla;
El Cap tano tion which it should hold in the percent. All definite data concerning this subject will be published
Voneo,
belonging
Edmond College.
to
next
week in this paper.
DOuvllle.
»harp.
PHI TO
1929
Religious Diffifulties May
In the Moscow theatre, and the village l>arl>or a minSolved by Personal
ister of education— that is when he
Consultation
can read the appointment.
Some 6f the sequences, those
Donate Breakage Fees
for Renovation
I
OMEGA
19,
of Various Schools Tasia a dancer
eon-
sent of the Holy See. The Klfig renounces tlie right to proliihit the
creation of Bishops who have been
nominated •witliout his consent and
Hisliops
lished
Junior Courtier
in
the
pleuse turn theui in to Bill Kelly,
Bill
l-'runk ihinlon, John ^velly, or
Quinlan. Snai)sliots of groups a»e
fspeeiuIJy desired.
'
dynasty, altlioiigh witliout
PI
February
.
.
Maister
.
Forward
Elste
center
Slane
Dlleo
guard
Hal'.ahan
guard
Villanova— HamSub.stitutlons:
un- mond, McDermott. Trenton Pur.
.
Hand to Hand Battle
Henry and his boys were
Reorganization of Debating daunted and determ'ned.
They cell, .Muller, Coffee.
souglit re'.alliitlon In the form of a
Societv Started at
Villanova— Toomey,
snow fight. ContI obligingly com- Stock.:';
Czescik.
Meeting
.
.
.
—
Field
3;
2
goals
Tracy,
Trenton—
with his request by bathing
3; Elste. Purcell, Slane 3;
of Maister.
Henry's face with a handful
Fouls—
2.
Hallahan,
2;
Dlleo,
snow and the second phase of the
Hammond,
Tracy,
3;
Toomey,
great battle was on.
For five or
plied
The Villanova Debating
Society
held their first meeting last Friday
Room 104, Mendell Hall. A
In
committee w.'is elected to dr.iw up
a constitution and present It at the
next
meeting. Professor
.Tonas,
sponsor of the society, presented a
gavel to the new organization.
The Constitution Committee consists of .Toe T.nkncs, Chairman,
assisted by Wieelr>r .Tonk'ns. Romei>
ten minutes the battle waxes fur- Czescik. 2;
ious and strong but
neither side Coffee, 3,
To make matwould withdraw.
ters worse the men were so covered
with snow that It was Imposs ble
to recognize anyone and as a result
many
a
man
face
his
of his own
h.-id
washed by a member
was
team. When It
seen
that
Stello !md Ed Hnokry. This com- neither side could be proclaimed
mittee he'd n meeting last Sunday as winner the battle was stopped
by sympathetic bystanders and the
night In Fe Mtr' n 'Tall nnd have almatch was called a draw.
most completed their task.
As a reward for their valiant
At the last meoHncr many prospicpective membp's were absent due deeds both teams had their
from
taken
photographers
tures
by
thel**
schedules.
to conflicts with
I'hiladelphia newspapers and from
To remedy this situation the so- different Producers of Motion Plctureb.
^ Page Pour)
((*i)ntl"i"'"'
New York
Elste,
Club
2;
Slane.
2:
To Re-Organiie
There will be a meeting of the
New York Club this afternoon at 4
for
o'lloek In room 3, Mendel Hall,
the purpose of reorganization. This
dub was formerly one of the most
active nnd infiuential on the campus but due to carelessness and
lack of spirit It has become nearly
extinct It Is hoped to revive the
former enthusiasm nnd to place the
club on a firm basis so that It may
regain
worthy
Its
of
pire State
former prestige and be
representing
the
Em-
THE VILLANO V AN
THE VILLANOVAN
Tuesday, February 26, 1929
The Mosque
Published weekly by the
Boxing Tourney
Date is March
®I|e ^l\tnttt
STUDENTS OF VILLANOVA COLLEGE
The
Edwin
LovATT, '30
J,
Cosby Colchlin,
Editor-in-Chief-
'30
J.
McHuch,
*il.
'
..'....
.:
,,,
,\-,.,.r^, .'^i
.
.
.
Editor'
Social Editor
Sports Editor
........
:
Joseph Takacs,
'30
'30
Joseph Rinaldi,
John M. Breen,
;'l
'30,
''-
l
—
scholar, athlete
and gentleman
Entered as serond-rlass matter
at
— Leo
Coodreau.
Villunova PostoflSce,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
December
27, 1928.
AN APPEAL TO ALL LOYAL JUNIORS
A
PERIOD
is In the offlng and It Is a period which
In years to come many pleasant rettectlong
of your college life
will bring
back
you
to
when you
are reminiscing over your school days and looking
backwards over your life's journey up the ladder to success.
After you have passed beyond the portals of Villanova this period will
remain the one outstanding event of your college days and whose memory will linger on forever— YOUR JUNIOR WEKK— Is all the name Im-
WEEK
plies.
YOUR SUPPORT of YOUR JUNIOR
is all that is necessary for a glorious week this coming spring when a young man's fancy
turns to many other things which are rarely ever bounded on two sides
by covers. The mention of support will immediately bring to the mind
of many one thing and one thing only, and that is the assessment. This
ifi
noly part of the support each ahd every Junior should feel himself
duty bound to give his class. The other factors of support, one of which
is co-operation
are as vitally important to a successful and happy
JUNIOR
as the assessment.
Be an enthusiastic Junior, talk the coming events up among your
friends. Don't be a pessimist, always looking for the non-luminous side
WEEK
of the cloud.
Be an optimist
and do your class credit.
you will stop for a minute and glance around you and note that
among your class of '30 you number some of the greatest athletes who
have ever been gathered in one class. You have in your class of men
more active in all phases of college life than is to be found In any
group of men on the campus. The CLASS of '30 has been a credit to
your Alma Mater and a credit to each and every member of the class,
and now is the time to stand pat behind It in its hour of need. YOUR
JUNIOR WEEK, as the committees are planning, will be a decided success with all thought given to arranging a program of entertainment
for you and your friends. The credit will be yours and the Bummatlon
of each one's Individual credit will be reflected on the class of 30. Be a
BOOSTER and stand behind the men you have stood behind for two
years and whose greatest interest is In the class of '30.
If
* * * * #
_
LENT.
LENT
example of Christ and the Saints. Formerly the practice of fastrigorously followed in the hope needed help would come in the
battle against hte world. Now, however, due to changed ways fo living,
fasting in its strictest sense would prove impractical in many cases.
Today this period is regarded by many as "a relic of the dark ages."
The present attitude is to avoid or make little of anything that may be
the occasion of self-denial. The name is used to label any social function which is held at this time. To these It has lost ist real significance
and purpose. Even those who profess to observe and practice it are
often found a little too apt to grasp at exemptions and frame xecuses.
Others practice it in a passive way who are satisfied with sitting hrough
extra devotions and abstaining from meat oftener. For those who really
gain its benefits it is a itme of Introspection, contemplation nnd resolution all strenghtened by frequent reception of the sacraments.
There are any number of ways of doing penance during hese forty
days preceding Easter and especially for us here at "Vlllnnova. A few
are: Refraining from the movies, he theatre, and various social functions.
This fact should be remembered that all with no excepltons are obliged
to practice some form of penance or self-denial.
was
.
,
.'.•''
,'•.
.
FOOLS'-:';>;'':VV;'^-;/v^^
"Whatever Nature has In Wealth deny'd.
She gives In large Recruits of needful Pride."
EA'ERY
himself
of the
He
—Pope.
obvious that fools are slaves to a single Idea. It goes to their
head like some diabolical wine. To state that they become fanatics Is to
state that they become enthusiasts.
Enthusiasm can be misdirected
and hence dangerous, for there Is nothing so contagious as enthusiasm.
There Is no college In the country without an assortment of fools
There are boys also who, characteristically, do not appreciate the manners with which they were born. Imagine the result when the latter
type meets the former. The fool, speaking with an air of finality,
may
call sloppiness the mark of a man. or he may gild
whatever weakness he
It is
offer It to others.
The easiest way to become a fool Is to be led. The easiest
remain one Is to blind yourself to the Ideas pursued by others.
him
A
I
bit of
your time and
gave you a friend
to
A
— you
me
gave
Joy.
—now
can give;
the best that a
way
to
—each
The pain that lies below.
fools them all, but you and
He
man
LYRIC— 'Fallen
CROSBY COUGHLIN
I^javes
'—
Frances Starr puts it over..
Musical Comedies
—
Crosby
Coughlln
was
first
launched on his brilliant career in FORREST— "Rose-Marie"—
Old Timer back by popular deSyracuse, New York, and received
mand.
his elementery
train ng
in
the
schools of that city. His talents, CHESTXIT S.— "Good News"Come and see how It's done.
however, called h,lm to other fields,
and he continued his further educaCamera
tion In
Georgetown
preparatory
Philadelphia Pictures
school, in Garrett Park, Maryland. "My
Man" Fannie lirlce a melody
in
the 1*. and W. between Uryn Mawr Here he dlst nguished himself
of song on the sliver screen.
and Villanova. Who knows that many activities which that school "S»n SlHier". A good acting saves
some girl waits within the Ivid provided. He was secretary and
un old plot.
walls down llie Lancaster I'ike for treasurer of the athletic association. "On Trial '—a New York hit runwill
never return, a member of the tennis team and to
the man who
ning true to form.
However the comrades of the strick- bring his prep Jjcliool career tu its "Sturk Mad" over-rated mystery
en colleagues have not given up appropriate climax he was librarian
sprinkled with creepy thrills.
hope as yet, and they are working In his senior year and received the "A Woman of Affairs"— Gilbert and
night and day, tunnelling over from gold medal for excellence n studies
Gar bo run amuck In emotional
Fedigan and Austin Halls in the
unties.
With such a background of prep
general direction of West i'hlladel- school accomplishments Coughlln
"Trlul of '98"— start cast included,
phia, with the hope that they may descended into our midst In
see this and enjoy a quiet evenSepbe able to find a few of them down tember, 1926, as member- of
ing.
the
there looking for the room.
'Red Dance" intrigue, revolution
class of 1930. During his freshman
The last seen of that tragic expe- year he was prominent
and love in a war-torn country.
In many
dition was around the engineering
"Peter The Great"— Emil .lanuings
activities, among v/hlch was
the
laboratories, and some hold out the
does a superb bit of acting.
honor of being u member of 'he
theory that tliey took the aeranauFreshman Dance Committee.
All
tic laboiatory for the smoking room
MY SCHEDULE
of his activities were not brought
because it was so light and airy
eye
Ah ha hah hah hah hah. Lute last '° ">"^'^ "^» **^e Pu^^c
(By Wsljenis)
Friday afternoon there was heard because of the modesty of the IndlPhysics
Vidual
and
it
was
In
his
sophomore
someone tapping out a message on
year
when
he
was
brought
more
some pipes leading Into the Bmbroyology Laboratory, but it was into the limelight by his election to In phys cs all the laws of gravitation
later disproved, because some of the chairmanship of the Sophomoro
Are twisted, bent and broken
the more artistic workmen
were Vigilance Committee. This posievery day.
merely talking over the previous tion at ;ts (test is not an enviable
night's opera and were giving dem- one because it entails the dl cult We learn that things get hot by
"
—
—
—
—
I
^
—
j
mesage
We
We
We
;.
crematory crimson flames
|
know, we know.
—AN ARTS
MAN.
I,
It
chestra was secured for that event.
What he will accomplish ;n his
senior year only the future
may
tell, but with the record which he
has establshed so far it would
seem logical, that he will go forth
from Villanova as one of the men
who have made their mark not only
on the Main Une campus but in
Inter-collefflate
circles.
In the matter of scholastic standthe baldness nf this forest monarch
be a source of sorrowful sadness to ing he has met with the same rereall tree-Iovlng mourners.
It Is be- ward for his efforts having
of
lieved that the fire was th* result ceived very hl^h marks In all
of some burning asbestos mixed his subjects since his entrance. His
with liquid concrete.
modest and retlrlnsr nature coupled
I
correctly
While
to
telling
people
— Bryn Mawr.
how
to
go
Retrospect
1
spo^isored
Phi Theta
proportions
never
evt-n the most opinterest aroused is
astounding;
ftivoiable
comment
has been heard froiii all corners of
the campus including those in ex-
at the Radio
building.
This
event has assumed an Importance
rivaling that of basketball, which
is now struggling through its last
steps of the season. A good entry
list will be posted In the main bulletin board of the new College Corridor in a few days.
ile
'
Renowned Entrants
As was mentioned In the
sue of the
the
gladiators of
Langan;
"Jim"
askl;
last Is-
VUlanovan such noted
squared ring as
"Whitey" Valdor-
"Al" Latzki; will participate.
To these have been added many
who appear as dark horses In the
tournament.
Some of those who
have expressed their desire to appear up to date at the VUlanovan
Sports
Department are:
"Jim"
Heron, "Fedigan" Gaunghe.
Other well-known figures in tlie
who have entered
pugilistic world
fare:
Ed McKllnchey
—The
and
pd re
terror of South Phllly.
—
"Sock" Mclntyre one who
li;is
earned recognition In tlie vur ous
spectacles arranged for amateurs
schedule, the bane of my existence!
The Judge of all my acts from
day to day.
would to trod the path of least
resistance.
But thou with Iron hand points
out the way.
with a dynamic personality has
earned him a host of friends,
who are all happy in his success.
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ANOVAN
lanova tallying twenty to the opponent's
eighteen.
The varsity
ftmtented themselves with taking
Blue and White Courtmen
Sweeps Three in
(continued from
The
first
half
engagement at the
West
Catholic gym,
the varsity
avenged an early season defeat by
turning l)ai'k tlie Green and Gray of
Canis
all
Miniiinghani and .Myretetus
semester.
vented a blank
Team to
Be Organized
In a return
first p»ige)
was
Game
Loyola
Win
Triple
Golf
us.
Loyola by a 26
pre-
to
19
count
last
Wealth of Good Material
Connie
Available
Lacking
—
is
Wednesday.
At the former meeting the Baltitwo Imer and Myrt
Fore.' Fore! Helng represented In
"Batteries for today's game, Hen- stuc-k In a
helped along from the fifteen foot more team subdued Cashmun's pro- all sports by formidable teams in
Gillespie
catching."
sel i>itclilng,
fast teges after a great i.econd half rally, all divisions, the students of VillaThese few words will :oon be heard mark.' It appeared that the
Muffalo (|uintet had another one of and for a short space of time in this nova are about to embark in a
and baseball again will be i)re8that new field
the latter encounter It appeared
their string of conquests by
"muscle building,"
of
claim
its
ented at Villanova to
perhaps a repetition might be In or- that of Golf.
fetlmk.
The Initial plunge
place in sports at this Institution.
With
the siore fourtetn to thiee der. But the scales, dli>iied In our was arrived at when about a dozOn March 29, Vlllanova's champion
team of lust year will start on Its in the last half Hlrhingham started favor In a last ditch spurt, carried en aspirants t'ongregated in room
second field the day.
"A" ill the Academy building and
campaign to produce the same win- the fireworks on his
Donovan contributed a
Up to th's fray the Maryland men assured their wholehearted support
brought goal. Fred
nlng conibinat on
that
fame and glory to Charlie McGee- foul and hen Birmey went his lan- had prevailed over every opponent and these men, among whom are
figures listing
ky mate one better and the
the men who have had plenty of examong their victims
'
ban's baseball nine lust year, the
14-8.
read
perience and have participated In
Washington
Navy, Baltimore L'.,
opponents being the fast moving
Morgan and Moly matched sinSchool and State tournaments,
and hard hitting Lafayette club
College, W. Maryland and Catholic High
gletons.
Jack again came through
engaging
in all open competition,
that proved to be a burrler to the
U.
antl Nolan's first field goal eased
vlctorh)Us.
Therefore
emerging
supposlngly aspirants of last year s
Villanova held the ball and the with such competent followers of
us to within one point of the BisIntercollegiate championship title.
ons.
The last score of the after- kad through most of the Journey. the business men's game, success
Rest assured that this game will noon by Nolan finished the opponLoyola pushed ahead for a short cannot be denied to such an array
prove an "eye" opener for any colents.
spell on two different occasions in consisting of Prokop, Oarrlty, Marlege baseball game.
Catholic U. Game
their tin, Dougherty, Baker Mullen, Kelthe second half only to see
With the warm weather apIt seems that every time the word
vantage snuffed out each time and ly, Murray, Drummond, Myer and
proaching and this combined with Cardinal is uttered a Yankee is
Blue McCoy who shall be aided by a
the
the final gong found
the spi-ing "fever" to get out and standing by for In reception. l..Jist
score more who were unable to atfurther away.
and
further
pulling
swing the stick, Coach McGeehan fall the New York Yankees laced
tend the meeting due to a t'OiiHlct
tosses
field
three
Myretetus with
h niseif Ih all pepped up and en- the St. Louis Redblrds to a hod-deIn class work.
the
led
fouls
of
number
like
and
a
thused over possibilities of the en- do and last Friday another Yankee,
Among the many difflcultU-s that
suing season and has vouched that .lack Mlrmlngham of Stamford laid scoring with Frank Dudley the shall temporarily binder the progbrace
on
a
there will be plenty of competition a haym.'iker on the Cardinals of visiting leader following
ress of this new enterprise Is the
which ("atholic V. as the Wildcate for the of twins and one more of free ones. lack of a course. However, to cope.
for the various ))osltions
close
have been vacu'ed thiough last seccmd time this young star scutThe first half featured some
with this handicap, a committee
The "hot cor- tled the basketball minions from guarding, Villanova running up an has been picked to choose a course
year's graduation.
ner" an<l "shoit" are the two in a nation's capital.
eight to two lead that was knotted that will .satisfy the needs for pracfield positions that neetl to be filled
Jack was not the whole Works by some trick circus shots by the ticing, and surrounding golf clubs
and the 'ollowing men will com- but he was certainly the coloring Greyhounds as the period slii)ped will be Interviewed, and, with the
pete for the honors of carrying the to the cocoa.
weather permitting, jiractice will
Five times during away,
At ithlrd there will be the course of the activities this
burden.
Morgan and McCarthy sunk fouls get underway and a schedule will
McCJee and Erwin while we will find court artisan from the north counbut the first be arranged, one that shall be worto open the evening
Welch, llulton and Eschman fight- tiy flashed the sjtherold from sunthy of any college. To date many
till
field goal eluded the baskets
ing to Hecure short, Erwin, Dalton dry points and positions
through twelve minutes after the Introduc- colleges have sent their open dates
and Eschman are the members who the circular web and split even on
and among them can be found
tlon, when Jim Henry, who was dorepre.sented last year's Frosh In- throwing In a floor basket and
a ing noble work tying up Dudley, an these college golf teams. Penn,
field.
the
Blue.
Eighteen
minutes
the first Georgetown. Penn State, Columbia,
The outfield will have the regu- elapsed before Pappale of the visi- old school rival, looped In Curtis, Harvard and Tale.
deckers.
lars Flannugen, .McAndrews Contl, tors made a freak goal for the first of his two double
With Fr. Fink backing this enMelunson and Holland fighting for double marker registered by his, the right forward for the visitors, terprise the outcome Is
very
In
shutout
their positions, when the freshmen side.
Another Card took a shot at' saved his mates from a
bright and a successful season !•
through
one
pushing
of last year's team Wolfson, Mor- the basket, the ball striking the the half by
anticipated.
gan and Lynch trot out on the field celling and bounced Into the sur- from under the cords.
when the first Issue fur candidates prisde Pappale's arms so flabberCurtis' shot came two and a half
Is posted.
gasting him that he tossed In
ai minutes from the Intermission bell
Be Prepared for the Storm
Hen.«el, the best pitcher that ever his two tries from the foul line. nnd paved the way for
two sucHave Your Chains Fixed
has been developed at Villanova, On at least a couple of other oc- ceeding goals by Twardowlcz and
along with Hanzlk, are the two casions the proverbial
measure- Dudley. Morgan and Myretetus in
CONNELLY'S
regulai-s that will shoulder most of ment that ladds sway In quo'ts,
the meantime shoving our total to
SERVICE
STATION
the burden of this year's pitching. the hairs breadth, checked morel
GAS AND OIL
Coach .McGeehan, however, li;i8 appli<ants clamoring for recogni- eight which was matched on DudIthan Ave. and Lancaster Pike
ley's deep side court ringer.
Hlllen, Kappa, Muhenna and D i- tion.
"!
V
an, members of Villanova's second
.Vine of the men who rambled beMost all the basket ball was
team, to work on and
to
share tween the white lines for Villanova
some of the pitching responsibili- aided the <ause vl.i the tally sheet. crowded in the second period. After
ties
Dineen is the only free mem- McCartliy used the pivot play to nine minutes Jim Henry went out
ber of the "frosh" team that will good effect in drojjplng in
Joe De Lucn came
three of on personals nnd
he of any heli) to the varsity. The our eleven field goals,
the opposers
favored
score
The
in.
all
nice
catching will be taken care of by shots made while on the run.
as Henry left, not for long, howC/ulespie, iJonohue
and
Tlecro.
Joe I>e Luca the only other man ever. Morgan nnd Birmingham put
Cillesple and Donohue doing most to make more than one
twin coun- us agnln In front on doubles. Once
of the wor.k.
Cicero, who has bad ter displayed a
fust
and snaky more the Green threntened but
two years' work on the second team dribble and had several assists to Myretetus. McCarthy nnd De Luca
will
undoubtedly
receive
some his record of five points.
Tommy sewed up the fuss with timely
recognition for the good work and ball from the backboard
besides points.
inii)roveinent that he has shown Morgan as ever trapped
ball
Jack
I
'
,
I
I
in
I'enna.
Tom
Connelly
Flash.
Foy
Eddie
—The
I
City
Jer.sey
—Florldor's
tion to Villanova.
Bill
McCarthy— West Catholic
Champion.
York
Jack
McAndrcws—New
athlete.
Tom Lomasney.
Dixie Sheehan.
Bucky Hammond,
tills trio will
New
llstic
up-
claims
England's
fame.
to
Al Clurdl— The Bounding Butcher
Boy Fr(tm Overltrook and former
Brown Prep Walloper.
Joe Murphy The pride of the
—
Arts Course.
Muhan— VUlanovan
reii-
resentatlve In the matches.
Bill
Yarnall— A
mean reputat
no
of
fighter
on.
—
Larry Cicero A clever man from
upon
Atlantic City. He Is looked
as the leading contender for tlie
title of his class.
Andy Mineth— The hope of t^he
Academy.
John Contl— The dark
i
the tournament.
,
'
•.•.'
.
',
horse
of
—
'Cap" Pessolano One of the big
boys who is a scrapper of the first
water.
ring
Notables in the
around Philadelphia will
In
In
and
all
probability be In attendance at the
annual boxing match ever
sponsored by an undergraduate organization of Villanova. The event
Is looked forward to as a foundation for better and greater things
first
The oflflclals of the
at Villanova.
the
have assured
organization
writer that an enjoyable evening Is
In store for all lovers or enthusiasts of the manly art of self defense.
The admission fee will be
thirty-five cents for all members of
Villanova College and their friends
only made
to defi-ay the expen.ses incurred
by the promotion of the affair. No
charge will be made for the en-
at large.
trants
This charge
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Charlie
weight with a terrific wallop.
Art llarklnii—Former Champ of
Radnor High. .;.:, .'v\
George Hluney— A fast stepping
lightweight.
Frank
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Contribu-
is
and seconds.
;
What you should say and how to
was mainly through his
say it well.
efforts
that the
famous "Mai"
Hallets Columbia Recording Or- You learn to gesture and to stand
because
TREE ON FIRE
Cruel
"
Out Next Month
lOpsilon
assuming
Is
dreamed of by
timistic
The
pug
We
Men
Graduation
tourney
boxli^g
active
the
'by
hold
—
COUNT
The
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come up and
finally did
Baseball
1
,Gym
in
I
radiation,
Job of organizing the PYeshmen in
And things cool off when heat Is
the proper manner, and It Is only
after curefu'ly slftlntj the thing over with
taken away.
the greatest delicacy and
it was
discovered
that
so.aeone rinene.Hs that this is accomplished.
Latin
down below wanted a matcii, and Often it becomes neces.sary to en- There Is a saying: "In hoc signo
this again
revived hope for the force rather stringent measures
vinces.'
on
members. Possibly they have found the new men and this
That doesn't mean a thing to
sometimes
the smoking room.
creates hard feelings. However he
lots of scholars.
What to do? Already the reilef arose to the occas on and
But
if you warble: "In hock fradid l)oth
party has gone down in their fren- himself
ternity pin is."
and his class justice in tlie
zied hurry us far as two feet and
matter of enforcing the Freshmen
We'd know you were good for
a half, working In between shifts
rules which are thought so vitally
seven dollars.
down at the movies, it was dis- necessary.
He
Epistemology
continued
on
in
his
covered after two days of working
work along social lines by being a Phllo.sophy the
haven
of
the
that they were drilling down at th'.^
learned.
Post Office rather than at Mendell member of the committee in charge
The trap in wh <h to catch unHall, and were only looking for a of the Sophomore Soiree, and here
witting fouls.
way to get their mall on Washing- again he was an ardent and conclentious
study you ten months a year,
worker.
ton's birthday, rather than being albut darn it,
ti uistic
In h 8 Junior year which is the
enough to hunt for their
can,t elucidate a single rule.
missing comrades.
present, he bids fair to outdo
his
Chemistry
prtvlous
years In the matter of
As long as the drilling instruments, which, by the way were so- activity. He started In the year by In chemistry we learn to make
explosions.
cured from the dining hall, hoi I out being elected secretary of his class
That
rival Mt. Vesuvius'
flame
which
the members will keep on IndefinIs rather a difficult task for
of yore.
itely.
At least as long as their cuts anyone to carry on and In the mathelp to burn the drains out by
hold out. It was decided last nlg.it ter of cre<llt Is sorely neglected. As
at a meeting of the Student Council Managing Editor of the "VUlanovan"
corrosion.
that unless the members did not he has been one of the ma n cogs
And spill vile-smellinx Uquids on
come out that they would be put on In this paper's success having workthe floor.
cut probation and It Is thought that ed long nnd faithfully with
French
only
this stringent measure will bring the hazy and distant
end of the Francals is called the dlplomat-C
them to terms. Their rei)ly was future good of the paper and
language.
what
that "they Intended to hold out this it means to the
It's
spoken in all up to date
individual student
line if it takes all summer." Meanlegations.
as his objective. We, his co-workwhile an air expedition headed by
ers only realize the work he has But still to us Its nothing but a
the business staff of "The VlUasandwich
accomplished and received so little
novan" has been sent to Camden in
Of verbs and trench,'rou8 moods
credit.
are taking th s occasion
quest of rellfe funds.
can but
and conjugations.
to give "credit
where credit Is
hope for the best.
English
due."
/
In
English
you
wUllearn to speak
Yours from my padded cell,
As a member of the Junior Prom
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correctly,
committee his work was also noted
DMITRI.
A
of flaming fire caused considerable
consternation among all avid horticulturists here at
Villanova last
smile,
We
WALNUT— "Command to Love"
Violet Cooper and Henry Stephenson — whutta pair!
quest of the smoking room that is
provided for that purpose, and the
pity of it aie alleged to be dead
martyrs to the cause of the slogan,
"I reach for a cigarette instead of
Tlu-ee searching parties
a sweet.
have been sent out In quest of the
missing classmates, but the only
has
been l)rought
evidence that
buck
as
a reminder of the
tragedy was a commutation book on
one apart.
Wednesday. liambent tongues of
He gave you his all and you left to flame licked their fiery way through
him
the sizzling top of a mighty oak
o
A shattered and wounded heart.
situated about one hundred yards
away from Donnely's Gas Station
He tries to hide with a carefree on the Lancaster Pike. Long shall
broken, discarded toy.
He gave you
His days
you give
Philadelphia Plays
of the college who
find it vitally necessary to have a
between class cigarette, started out
some three or four days ago in
Those members
has and
gave you a friend
drab tragedy are us follows:
••
always Indirectly praising
The husky fool prides himself on
is
despises.
FRIEND
going- strong.
We
by disparaging others.
the animal strength by which he Is able to Intimidate others. The
polite idiot makes a god of meaningless formalities.
The pedant
bemoans the ignorance of those whose education differs from his own.
Similarly all fools strengthen the weakness to which they are slaves.
Eventually they are subject to the man who employs the foibles he
TO SHE WHO REJECTED MY
—
Eddie Cantor whoops it up and
how!
'•EL,TINGE B1.,ACKUIRDS "—
(Jver 300 performances and still
onstrations.
was ushered In by the distribution of ashes on Ash Wednesday two weeks ago. This annual season of penance and selfsacrifice was Incorporated into the laws of the church fater the
fool is a hero to himself.
ZIGKIELD WHOOl'EE"
the
find
—
26, 1929
i>
smoking room in the
new Mendell laboratories, gave out
no messages today up us far us
press time. It seems that the facts
to
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Business Staff
Business Manager
-'
:',',.
Assistant Business Managers
<"'
George J. Bain, '32
John A. Freney, 2nd, '29
Stanley Prokop, '31, Circulation Manager
Faculty Adviser Rev. Eugene Mauch, O. S. A.
"This paper is dedicated to one of the finest man who ever entered Villanova;
I
Lost in Hopeless Quest
Men
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Assistant Sports Editors
.Fbank Mahan,
•
ing
1150,000— and worth It.
SAM H. ilAURlS— ••CONOAl"—
Helen
Menken,
us
Thi-Llnh,
thrills with
powerful tale of
French Indu-Chlnu.
Musical Comediss
\
Excellent Bouts in Store for Positions at Third and Short
Left
Open by
Next Friday Night
of
—
(St-e I'iinc
Asitociute
;...,.',•', 4'
triumph
iielasco genius with l^^eonore Ulric as Mima
setting costs over
,
Exchange and Alumni Editor No Hope Held for Victims of Big
Aisistant Social Editors
Mendell Hail Tragedy
David J. Cabtbnuto, '31
Jqhn Kilcourse, '31
Villanova, Ja., Feb. 26, 1929.—
Edward Hookey, 31
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,.,,
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Martin Orbach,
31
Wheeler Jenkins, '31
Members of llie Ill-fated expedition
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James M. Hanlon, Jr.,
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Plays
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TABLOID NUMBER
Staff
THE
Tuesday, February 26, 1929
Prizes
and
Prizes have been secured
divisthe victors of the various
ions will 1)6 designated as Champions of Villanova and will form the
nucleus of a boxing team. Here is
the chance to win fame, honor and
Deglory for yourself nnd your
partment. Marquis of Queensbury
rules will prevail at the fisticuffs.
All Villanova students are asked
to be present at this affair and
thus make a success of 1 1 The success will be reflected upon the student body as a whole and not upon
a mere Individual. The future of
boxing Is In he hands of the men
of Villanova and they alone will
be the Judges as to the success or
failure of the event.
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since
his
Jlrst
year.
With
such
men as
after
things easy.
these three on the receivOne of the features of the Cathing end to accept the fast ones of
olic U. game was the
two etam
the pitching staff our team is now
system employed by their coach.
ready to commence battei'y pracBoth aggregations were of about
tice and to round out Into condiequal streng'.'i, and
each
lineup
tion for the first game.
Therefore
played about half the contest,
let us take a look at the array of
games that has been arranged for duo of fouls.
Captain Nobm, Myretetus, Henus by the manager.
Donovan and Gardner
ry,
MAKE
CARDAMONE
ami>ll-
The schedule this year Is the fied the verdict, all having
one
strongest that has ever been at- fielder and Jim Henry also
contribtempted by Villanova, and as a uted a foul. It is too much to
go
matter of fact It Is the toughest at length and give each man
his
one that can be found among any due, suffice to say all the boys
college baseball team that is bid- looked good and
what more Is
ding for collegiate honors. It shall wanted.
be composed of such strong opponThe first half was a runaway for
ents as Fordham, Boston College,
goal. The half ended 19 to 4.
N. V. U., Penn State* Duke's, HarOn a basis of point scoring the
vard. I'rlnceton, Mas.s. Tech. and
latter period was quite close, VllI'rovidence. Can a more fitting list
of opponents be found In the schedule of other colleges?
\'illani)va In its attempt to climb
higher In the ranks of baseball,
has arranged such an outline of
games so as to prevent any dispute that shall arise as to our su-
sisted nt second
YOVR DRUGGIST
Bryn Mawr
by DeLuca, Villa-
Its greatest basewilling to sacrifice
all In Its attempt to forge ahead.
I..end a hand you oons of Villanova and pull with the greatest
team that ever composed our nine.
premacy as the leading baseball Let us see the baseball team
season
team among the Eastern colleges as successful as our football season.
anil requests your attendance
at
these games to Inspire Its baseball
men on to victoryland to secure Its
championship title.
The
the team are to give
their all and will soon get Into
by
playing condition
confining
second
schedule,
DRUGS
for practice.
The authorities have seen to it
that we have the best baseball diamond that can be found at any college nnd even now workmen are
busy getting It Into playing condifirst call
tion.
GIFTS
Coladonato
With most of the positions filled
nnd with Captain Curtin holding
PRICE—THIRTY -FIVE CENTS. down first base, being capably as-
Tailor
Shoppe
OFFICIAL COLLEGE
TAILOR
Candy
BRYN MAWR
We Deliver
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.
twice thb price.
Modern Drug Store
837 LANCASTER AVENUE
BRYN MAWR, PA.
Phone
bv the men who buy George
Hntchins «ho«t . . hcre*a '*The
fashion-built in
.
London**
noir and brune ... of the finest
Saratoga calfskin . . comblnar
tion lasts . . other ahope would
sell '*The London** at
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POWERS & REYNOLDS
Soda
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VALU
PCCrCRKED
Lancaster Pike
''The Place to Meet'*
*'The Place to Treat''
members of
themselves to "Gym" work so as to
be in the best possible shape at the
Service
975
Villanova Campus
Store
nova embarks on
ball
Delivery
Phone,
Agent for the Hubb
Made-to-Measure Clothes
of Baltimore, $25 and up.
921
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Open Evmningk
CccHiitchins
stores
1207-09 CHESTNUT STREET
5621 Gcrmantown Ave.
2752 Germantown Ave.
4058 Lancaster Ave.
4405 Main St., Maaaynnk
—
mllKtmt
a
K^M'
Vm,
THE VILLANOVAN
Year Book Plan Now Completed by the Editors
College
Announcements
(continued from
ilooni
incotinB of
the
o'clock today in
Acatleuiy.
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Student Council
The Htydent council will meet to
,
elect
«)lticeis
in
Room V Academy,
on Thursday uftcrnoon at
u
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'.-
Bello Aire
All Seitiuru, Juniors
and
KicHliaiert are
as soon
a.s
to present,
any snapshots
Goodieau
the
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The purpose-
be to reorganize,
Kveryone from New York State is
eligiljle
el
for
will
membership and
uestetl to be
is
re-
present.
Lost and Found
Schaeffer
Fountain
I'en. Please return to .\rthur Agree.
Lost:— A
Koom
Room.
Mendel
Reward.
53,
Hall,
or
Book
liost:—A I'arker Duofold Fountain Pen.
I'leuse return to Rook
Room.
Lost:—A Mchueffer Fountain Pen.
Please return to Mary Ryan, ai4
Fedigun Hull.
—
Lost: Law te.\t boolc.
Please
return to Jim Langan.
Lost:— A Rook, entitled "Plato
and I'latonisHj." Please return to
Kenny Brooks.
Lost:—Green leather notebook,
left in one of the clu-s.-srooms.
Will
the Jlnder please return it to
the
bookrooni us soon us po.ssible. The
owner places a high value on It due
to personal sentiments attached
to
DELTA
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PI
—C.
C. Fugazzi,
Daugherty; Class, F.
McNulty;
Activities,
V.
J. J.
Doyle;
Organization,
A.
A.
E.
J.
Mossey; Copy, D. M. Blatt; and
A. F.
lull.
New York Club
There will be a meeting of the
New York Club ut 4 o'clock this
afteinoon in Itoom 3 Mendel Hall.
Watson
F. G.
Associate Editors
Council Hall.
VJIIanovan Staff
The weekly meeting of the VlUanovan staff will be held this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock, as usual, In
J
tHese
their work In com»
pleting their final year at Villanova,
the duties attenrient to the edition
and publication entail a
severe
sacrittce upon their time, especially
when that nightmare of the Seniors, the thesis, is taken into considtration.
The staff of the Belle Aire Is as
follows:
tJelitor-ln-t^hief
Memorial
Committee, Wednesday evening at
seven o'clock in room 400 Qood
Counsel Hall.
I'i
()me«a I'hi meets this afternoon at ZA5 in room 400, Uood
Mendel
Engrossed as
current year.
Austin Hull.
The weekly meeting of the V. II
C. Will be held Wednesday at 12.30
in Itoom 400 Good Council Hall.
There will be an important meetof
compile u volume con-
news of Villanova in
write-ups and pictures for that
Sophomores men are with
asked
possible,
it is to
taining the
that iniKht apply to their individual classes, All these photos may
!•'.
be BUbni.tted to
G.
Watson,
ing
duty
1 o'cloclc.
(Signed) Jiernard O'Hara.
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Emery;
Art.
J.
S.
Slane;
Business
Department— Business
Manager, J. E. Lyons; Advertlsement.s,
E.
A.
Quinlan;
Circulation, M. F. McDonald.
The work on this book Is progrossing rapidly, and it is expected
that the Belle Aire
will be
distributed during the last week
of
May when it can be procured at the
bookroom. or from the business department.
If any undergraduate has photos
which jire of interest to the publication, such as views of groups of
any one class, or intlividual snapfchots which are interesting
from
the viewpoint of composition,
the
Belle Aire year book will be glad
to publish them. All pictures may
be turned in to the Editor-inchief, or the Art Editor during the
next few weeks.
-
FORENSIC CLUB
FORMS
(continued from
ciety
will
Room
104,
first
PLANS
page)
meet in the future
Mendel Hall at 2.35
in
p.
m. This time may inconvenience
^ome, but to the orgaiiizjition us a
whole it is most satisfactory.
The purpose of tile organization
is not only to train men in
public
speaking but to afford them an in-
means of learning the
und cons of Importunt topics.
teresting
EPSILLON
I)ros
In this way their opinions will not
Another attraction was announcbe bai.sed like those refered to by
ed for the fraternity by I'residtnt
Pope:
Thomas J. AlcCoy on Monday last,
'•Some
ne'er
advance a
when he made known the fact that
judgement of their own
lie had .ippointed ,Wulter
Quintx. 30,
Rut catching the spreading
as chairman of a Committee
on
notion of the town;
Complaints. This committee, w^iich
will meet oncu u
will be a nieana
week
They reason
n the future,
iind
conclude
by precedent."
through which all
complaints or suggestions made by
The
society will also aim to
foster thut feeling of responsibility
any member of the Fraternity will
which is so essential to success
be considered by this body and
feeling thut many
college youths
tlirough them made known to the
huv(?i been neglecting.
faculty for the betterment of VillaAs it is rather late in the season,
nova. By this means a closer conthe society may not debate with
nection will be made between the
other colleges, Inter-Class debates
Faculty and the Fraternity which
will probably be the order of this
will be conductive to the betterment
season or until the society gains exof all concerned.
perience. There is
a wealth of
It wus also announced that
at- forensic ability ut Villanova .and
tempts were being made to have
the Debuting
Society
unwill
the Fraternity entered as a local
doubtedly have a successful future.
member of Delta S gma I'i, the
National
Business
Fraternity.
Nothing
definite
Will
be made JR.
known until May.
discussion followed concerning
the Membership Committee and
(continued from first page)
how the names of the different forty Juniors present fiom a posFreshmen would be made to this sible attendance of one lumdred and
Committee to act upon. The Com- seventy !n the class The fact that
mittee will inqu re as to the per- the coming Junior week assumes
sonality, loudorship, initutlve and tlu' aspects of being the biggest and
character of the men suggested and best ever held by any Junior class
decide on their eligibility before should be an incentive to the entire
bringing their names before the class to attend the meetings and
8upj)ort those In charge of the acmembers for final act on.
tivlties.
Realization
of
the
fact
that Junior week is one of the most
CLUB
important events, one of their most
tiensurable memories after graduNo meeting of the Lawrence ithm, that comes in their four years
«luh has boon held recently due to of college should urge
them on to
the mid-years and the illness of If
nd their wholehearted uss'stance
However in and
I'resident Twiomey.
redouble their efforts to meet
the near future the club will hold
their pecuniary obligations within
an import mt meeting to elect the time
members for the coming year. The third yearlimit. If ench nnd every
man would take a perPresident urges that all members
^'onal interest in making this week
to
order
elect
the
be pre.'^ent in
achievement worthy of the class
men that are to have charge of an
't
represents, its success would be
—
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WEEK ASSUMES
BRILLIANT OUTLOOK
A
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Qmega
" PW
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bers of Fraternity
are
guaranteed.
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Phi fraternity the question
was raised of admitting as honorary members Prof, J. T. Jones and
Prof. J. T. OSullivan.
According
to the constitution of the fraternity a unanimous vote In favor of
the prospective member la required.
This vote was received both times
when the names of each "I'rof."
was brouglit up. Both Prof. Jonas
and Prof. O'Sulllvan have shown
much
progress of
the Fraternity and have done everything in their power to help It
along. Many times they have gone
out of their way and put themselves to a great deal of
inconvenience to make some suggestion
that would further the cause
of
this fraternity.
Professor Jonas,
who has been our advisor from the
tuibulent days before the organization up to the present time has
always taken a personal interest In
this organization and has helped
us and is still helping us in
a
countless number of ways,
I'rointerest
in
the
ISSUES
LETTER
first
page)
—26—
of the Spanish Club
order yesterd.iy afternoon by I'resident Thomas
Mccalled
to
Coy.
The payment of dues was
in order and the club's
coffer was
enriched to quite a degree as
a
re.sult of this fact.
President McCoy announced a novel plan which
n.et with the most hearty
approval
of all the members present.
It Is
planned to furnish the college
library with Spanish book.s,
novels
histories, granmiars and
other volumes which will enable the Spanish student to carry out
research
has
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The worst blizzard of the year
covered the campus last Thur.sday
with a deep blanket of snow which
was estimated to be at least 13
Indies deep.
The l>arometer had
been falling for the two days preceding, but it did not seem to pre-
a storm of this intensity. These
got up to go to early mass
were met with a heavy snowstorm
work in the field of this modern driven by a ilO-mile wind.
The
la nguage.
campus was clo.uktd with a snowy
President McCoy also announced mantle, and more
was coming
that he wus contemplating
running a dance .sometime in
the near
future.
The
affair will be held
in
a decidedly Spanish
atmosphere
and promises to be a gala
affair.
Its novelty should
serve to
a liugc success.
make
it
—
Mich.. Feb 18
Fielding H. Yost, director of
athletics ut the Univenslty of
Michigan,
believes that foot bail players are
more
sportsmanlike
dict
down
to
than
finish
tliis
Patronize
Home Talent!
Louie's
PRUGGIST
The famous Groff milk shake.
Ice
Cream
Barber Shop in the Rear
for
J.
McDevitt
Printing
1145
Lancaster Avenue
BRYN MAWR,
PA.
Phone
2.'>4
— Promptness
The Freshman Clas^
be held at
and
oclock sharp,
University of Southern California
Alumni Review.
The Syracuse Daily Orange.
COOKE'S RESTAURANT
PA.
Mawr
1795
•
MOTOR SALES
Sales and Service
to
I
!
called
to
meeting of the
ord^
last
by Father Dougherty,
Friday
the
at
(•iovuniiiicci,
8.45
<i
of
that club.
Five Cents
—
till
10.30 A. M., after meals,
10 P.
M
and from
to 11 P. M.
NEW FRENCH INSTRUCTOR
Professor Jones, the new French instructor, took up his duties In that
Prof.
Tuesday.
department last
Jones succeeds Prof. Jonggblatt, who
has returned to his native Belgium.
At North Carolina State a freshwas shot while raiding the college apple orchard.
Monday between
-1.30;
11.40
9.45-11.20;
12.30
between
First
Half
John's
Lead
Aids
—Redmen Held
ly
St.
brilliance of Collins
stellar forwards for
helped in the 35 to 24
triumph of the Brooklyn basketball
team over the Blue and White last
Friday.
As before earlier in
the
season
the Flatbush men turned back
the Villanovans. these two forwards
accomplished most of the
scoring.
Villanova experienced much trouble
in keeping these stars away from the
when
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basket.
John's had
won twenty-two out
of twenty-four contests prior to the
Villanova fray.
Only Fordham and
Providence gained a decision over
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society,
because
them.
contest, but
ties four of
The varsity started off well and
for a short space it looked as though
another upset might be In the offing.
Nevertheless the three Judges
who
could appear showed great nicety of
Judgment and are to be heartily con-
McCarthy, Morgan and Birmingham
sticking in goals to give us a 6-0 lead.
Then the Redmen. as the opponents
are known around their own baliwlck began their high pressure stunt.
Before Villanova could count another marker the Klnnabrunner and
Collins combination had dropped in
gratulated.
three baskets apiece and
j
;
It is not as yet decided if the winner of this oratorical contest will be
entered in the
national
oratorical
contest, which was announced a few
weeks ago in this paper, but if he
does, with the wealth
of material
that there is at hand, there Is no
reason that he will not bring honor
to himself and his Alma Mater. Public speaking, the ultimate source of
this contest is valuable in every walk
of life whether one is going to enter the business or professional world.
Conte-sts of this nature not only develop one's ability along this line but
they also enable a man to apply the
knowledge which he has gleaned
from the class-room.
Seven Judges were chosen originally to decide the winners for this
The individual
St.
I
revealed a number of men who had
forensic ability, who would not be
known along this line if it were not
for this contest.
and Kinsbrunner,
John's
formed debating
Schuckman
3)
to departmental
du-
them could not appear.
I
Mr.
the
his ability Is our own stadium which
he built two years ago. This alone
would stand as a test of his power
with the blue-prints.
Mr. O'Brien
has willingly volunteered his
services in teaching this course in order
that the proceeds may be donated to
the Villanova engineering fund.
Mr.
(Continued on Page Four)
Juniors Plan
Individual Meet
All-Around Test to Take
Place During Junior
Week
Activities
One of the features for the
ing Junior Week, the second
comweek
in May, will be an all around track
and field competition for the individual championship of the college.
At tlie present time plans are
only In the formation and no defin-
information can be given out.
will be open to
every student in the school, the
only requirement being the flllinK
out of an entry blank within a certain time prior to the day of the
meet.
The contest shall consist of either
five, seven or ten events to be decided later. The scoring of points
shall be On the
accepted method
now in use at the I'enn Relays in their Decathlon,
with the
exception that par marks will be
established for
particular use in
this competition.
Awards will be given to the winner and the men finishing second,
third, fourth and fifth, probably In
ite
The competition
the form of a silver cup
and med-
als.
The attempt of an event of this
kind it is hoped will receive responses from the different classes
and fraternities. We have never
before here .at Villanova had anything of this nature and it will cerPoise.
tainly be an honor for the man who
The winners of this heat must comes out first, and for those
elaborate more upon their speeches who place. The sponsor of this meet
for the finals becatise according to and the Junior class want to make
the rules they are to be ten minutes it an annual affair and
the best
In length.
This will probably, In a w.ay to aid in this Idea Is to make
few ca.ses. require the writing of a the first affair a huge success by
new speech and will insure possibly the support nnd cooperation of the
greater Interest. The winner of this student body.
will receive a gold medal donated by
Additional Information will apthe college for excellence in Public pear In
following issues of the
Speaking. The date of the final event VlLIiANOVAN. Now Is the
time
has not been announced as yet, but for the participants to start getting
It will be held In the near
future. into shape.
In choosing the winner the Judges
to take many points Into consideration.
The most stressed of the
points were: 1.
Appropriateness of
Subject; 2. Composition; 3. Memory;
4.
Vocabulary; 5.
Enunciation;
6.
had
with Posnack brought it up three
points more.
The Saints now were
in front by a 14 to 6 margin.
The
half ended soon after at 17 to 7.
Like in the previous period
the
latter semester
commenced auspiciously for the Blue.
But as before
Kinnsbrunner ran wild to nullify our
efforts and the balance of the half
witnessed the opposition playing Just
enough ball to keep a safe lead.
(Continued on Page
due
The new course
—
it
in Final Period
St.
'
"Faith." These men gave splendid orations and it will be
difficult
to
choose the ultimate winner.
It Is,
however, an excellent aid to the new-
John's Five
Downs Varsity
St.
12.
school
local firm of McHale and Company in
Since his
the capacity of engineer.
graduation from Villanova his rise
has been rapid until today he is one
of the leading authorities on blueprints in the East. His wide range of
Instruction makes him competent to
teach this subject. A monument to
Manager Plan of Government,"
"The Constitution," "Necessity for a
Larger
Navy,"
"Tolerance,"
and
8.00-9.30;
March
added to the
evening
Villanova
class
of
1913.
O'Brien is at the present with
E.
original subject on something which
was of an especial Interest to him.
Theli respective subjects are as follows:
"America and Democracy;"
n.40-5.00.
j
attire.
Hookey, Mr. McClarney, Mr. William
J. Murphy and Mr. Bernard Weiss.
Each one of these men spoke on an
to be
under the name of "Plan Reading"
and will be offered twice a week for
ten weeks. The classes will meet every Tuesday and Thursday evening
In the new building. It was also announced that the course would be
taught by Mr. James J. O'Brien, C.
They
are alphabetically arranged as follows. Mr. Joseph T. Foley,
Mr. Martin T. Gill, Mr. Edward M.
Is
is
"City
Wednesday
clothes does create an Impression was
In one
ofrecently demonstrated
Georgia Tech's classrooms when the
that
he always
professor asserted
gave better marks to those dressed In
white shirts and good-looking ties.
The same professor recently sent a
student to his room to change his
sweater for a coat. The student re-
tuxedo
9.45-10.20;
starting
were run off last Monday,
February 25, in the new Mendel Hall.
Quite a number turned out and from
all aspects the first attempt of this
nature was an overwhelming success.
Tweny-two men were participants,
all of these from the Btislness and
the Arts Schools, who according to
the rules of the contest were
the
only ones eligible for entrance. Six
men were chosen for the final contest in which the winner will receive a gold medal. The Judges were:
Professor Humphrey, Dean
of
the
School of Technology. Professor Meestrees and Professor Sweeney.
After careful deliberation on the
part of the Judges the six men who
are entered in the final contest were
chosen.
course
curriculum of the
inaries
LomasMcCann,
-6.00.
NEATNESS IN DRESS
AND CLAS S MARKS
Savannah, Oa. —That good-looking
full
Korte,
2.45-5.00.
Tuesday 'oetween
O'Neill.
turned In
Ingham,
.IoIiiikoii,
A new
After much work on the part of
Professor Jonas and the men taking
part in the oratorical contest prelim-
FoUlline,
Iglesby,
(ioeltz.
Six
MEDAL FOR FINALIST COURSE OPEN TO ALL
Dorm.
SHOP SCHEDULE
$800
Price:
I
Preliminaries of Oratorical Bi-Weekly Classes in "Blueprints" to Be Taught by
Contest Show Much
Forensic Talent
J. J. O'Brien, C. E. '13
Not Later Than These Dates
(This applies only to those who
must see the Editor.)
Room 309 Austin Hall, New
M
J.
report
Schneider, Schuyler, Sellito, Sevareiice, Slane, Skelly, H. •!. Smith,
•los. Smith, R. E. Smith,
Sorbo,
TIghe, Turnbach, Watson, Welser,
WIsnIewskI, Woods, Worthier.
To those whose names do not
appear here-on, see the editor at
once and find out the trouble.
Failure to do so shifts responsibility to your own shoulders.
Be
The pie shop will be open weekdays from 9 A. M. to 7 P. M.; it will
On
reopen at 10
11 P. M.
P. M.
Sundays It will be open after church
will
ney,
Lopez.
Mc.Vniff,
.McC'arney, .J. T. .McCarthy, F. T.
.McCoy, .Mc(iann, .McCillnchey, McHiikIi, .Mclntyre,
McOuire, Marshall, Martin, .Milne, Moore, .Mossey,
.Mulligan, Myrtetus,
Nolan,
O'Brien.
O'Xelll,
Ow<'zykowskl,
I'ellicane, Placio, KeKllski, Kelley.
Keilly,
Rlcciardelli,
Schleicher,
He explained
the program that he has mapped out
for the rest of the semester and it
advisor
men
Haley,
uteri,
.lenkins,
Faculty
LOUIE GIVES PIE
USED CARS
From $200
sixth,
16
Two
GERHAIU)
OXhOCK
Evening School
Winners in
Offers Course
Oratory Trials
in Plan Reading
pay the Senior Belle Aire assessment so that they may be assured
Failof their place in the book.
ure to do this will mean thut you
do not wish to appear.
liritt.
Brooks,
Ahern,
Itlatt.
Buckley, li.vgott, liyrne.s, Caulfleld,
K. F. i)uly, Delnhunty, Day, Dennis, Denny, Donahue, Donaldson,
DouRherty, D'l rso, Ktnory, Franchina, Fruney, FuKa/.xi, Furluii);.
Are Announced
Bob's
'^•/•:Bryn
1929
Announce
TO SENIORS!
following
Tiie
It is imperative that every mem- appears that the pre-medical organber of the class of 1932 be present at
ization will enjoy a series of events
In the first place it
this gathering.
win eclipse all activities that
which
is the first milestone in your college
career as it is the first official and it has participated in formerly. Fathorganized action in which the class as er Dougherty, went on to say that
Many classes in there would also be a speaker at the
a body functions.
numerous colleges have failed to ever next meeting, a prominent doctor
become organized or active due to from Philadelphia who would lecture
the lack of proper spirit and the for- on things pertinent to a medical camation of a solid foundation at the reer. Movies will be also shown of
beginning of their official existence. things of Interest in the new amplIn the second place every freshman theatre, and various other forms of
be brought in
will
is under what might be called a mor- entertainment
and from time to time.
al obligation to his classmates
The chair was then assumed by
his Alma Mater, to participate in all
functions of his class, therefore start John Lyons the president of the frain right.
In the third place, as a ternity who spoke first of all to the
college is Judged by its students and incoming freshman and the Initiation
The same committee
their activities and as the organized of more men.
class Is the organ for the perform- in charge of initiations will again
take charge of the new group of men
(Continued on Page Four)
who will be brought in. He then announced the committee for the anThis dance is always
nual dance.
held on Saint Patrick's day, but owing to that fact that this day comes
on a Sunday tlie dance will be held
on the preceding Saturday. The comOffered mittee is as follows. Edward Brltt,
to
the Chairman of Belle Aire Ball, will
for Best Papers on
also be chairman of this dance and
his committee is made up of Messrs.
Subjects
O'Brien. Ingham,
Mossey,
Sallito,
In a recent circular sent to all stu- Godflne, Romano, McGuinn, McGardent members, the American Society rity, McMannus. Algre, Mullen, MarEskin.
With
of Mechanical Engineers extended to bach, Christiano and
of
the Students of Engineering in Vil- such a representative gathering
and men all gathered from the upper
greetings
lanova most cordial
good wishes for success in their pur- classes there is no reason why the
They dance should not be an overwhelmsuits during the year 1928-,29.
This dance will revive
1929 ing success.
the
to
also called attention
tlie custom of holding all school danawards to be offered by the Society.
The following awards are offered: ces, other than proms, in the gymOne award of ^ 150.00. known as the nasium, which was impossible, up
Charles T. Main Award, for the best until now because the gymnasium
paper on "The Influence of Engineer- was used for temporary laboratories.
Two The floor is being reflnished, and
Production;"
ing on Farm
awards of $25.00 each for the best there will be decorating done for this
In order tliat there will be
papers on any engineering subject event.
or investigation prepared under the no confusion, the dance is being held
direction of the Department of Me- Saturday, March 16, in the Gym. and
An engraven begins at eight o'clock.
chanical Engineering.
The following men have been acPresident
the
by
certificate, signed
and the Secretary of the Society, will cepted for membership In the frateraccompany each award. All papers nity: C. Busenkell, T. G. Byrne, R. A.
must be submitted not later than Carulll, N. Catti, G. Ellis, J. Greczn,
June 30, 1929. Students should con- J. Haage, J. Hendricks, P. J. Kelly,
Kennedy,
sult the honorary Chairman regard- J. Henry, J. Hickey, W.
Judson, M. Saures, E.
J. Kahle.
ing the rules for these awards.
D'OuvUle, O. Korte, C. Ludwlg, F.
McDermot, J. McFeely, A. Meyer, J.
O'Donnel, E. Principe, F. Remy, R.
Schelcher, J. Smith, E. Storms, J.
Sykes, R. Weiss, E. Bugnlazet and
Two Awards
V- ':';.'
5,
to Mr. J. E. Lyons as soon as possible and make arrangements to
A. S. M. E. Awards
851 Laneiaster Avenue
•;.'
TUESDAY, MARCH
NOTICE^
Delta Fraternity was
|
talks.
Rochelle Tatler.
very Important
TOMOR- Lembda Kappa
Hook:Vigilance
;hfc
ey, '31, Chiilrman of
Committee and Presiden' Uucher, of
the Sophomore class wll gl"e brief
The Gleaner.
The Tomahawk.
The Laurel.
BRYN MAWR,
1
A
elections will
ROW, Wednesday. Match th'j
in Koom F, Academy. Edwurrl
Crimson and Gray.
Niagara Index.
Mountain Echo.
New
PA.,
;
Prominent Doctor to Lecture
in Amphitheatre
Soon
1
ALL FROSH BE THERE! DANCE DATE MARCH
man
__l
M.
at
Order Urged
es:
Pike
PA.
P.
The VlHunovan gratefully Acknowledges the following Exchang-
"Careful Handling and Quality"
BRYN MAWR,
Men Gather
1932
All
EXCHANGES
Keen Knmpus Kollege Kut
THE WILSON
LAUNDRY
Freshmen Class Dance Planned
Elections to Be
at Lambda Kappa
Held Tomorrow
Delta Meeting
Notice is hereby given that the
Villanova Club of New York City,
at its February meeting will be
guests at a testimonial dinner to
be given by the Augustinian Fathers ut the Augustinian Academy,
Staten Island N. Y.
1207 W.Lancaster
John
VILLANOVA,
No. 14
1
WINNERS IN ORATORICAL CONTEST TRIALS ANNOUNCED
Jack Sheehan. a former student
at the school plays a leading rde
in "Follow Through" a golf comedy now -showing on Broadway.
Shoppe
Needs
I
WEDNESDAY
YllLll
tion
ALSO
Everything the College Student
VoL
prominent New
Co. as a rating engineer.
a
church.
Pie
GROFF
ELECTIONS
ASSESSMENTS
employed by
York Construc-
cloaking pro-
cess until it was only with the
greatest difficulty that the students
couhl fight their ways ag.iinst the
wind until they arrived in the
the
WEEKS
LEFT TO PAY
P. Connolly is
who
spectators.
^odus
John
Hupmohile
ANN ARBOR,
'
'
is.sued,
BLIZZARD
I
SIX
over the signaW. J. Flynn, Jr., Is now employed
ture «>f Dean Humphrey, a letter in Wall Street by the firm of De
to High School students,
asking Poppet-Doremus.
them not to overlook the claims of
—23—
the lOnglneering Held when
Wm. P. Cronin is at^ present rethey
are choosing their life work, and siding in New Orleans, La.
giving them an outline of the op—21portunities
open
to
Sydney Sweeney is located with
technically
trained men, and of the. prepara- the printing-house of Qulnn-Bodtory school work recommended for en In Rahway, N. J.
boys who may wish to enter some
Si'lio(»l of Engineering.
Phlneas Vize is now a salesman
It is, hoped that this letter can be
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
biought to the attention of a large
number of young men, as early as
Thomas O'Malley, Is In the eml)osslble in their High School ca- ploy of th* Philadelphia Record.
leers.
It is particularly addressed
—26—
to such young men in the ParochEdward Cotter,
of
Hartford,
ial
High Schools. Dean Humph- Conn., is now an insurance salesrey will be grateful for the co-op- man in that city.
erution of the student body und
—24—
Alunmi generally in the matter of
Wm. I'oplaski has established a
supplying him with the addresses flourishing Ice business in Lawrof .schools or of individuals to whom ence, Mass.
this letter might well be sent.
Villanova need no longer
Harold Meuder is athletic direcoffer
any apologies for deficiencies in tor at Noridgewalk, Maine, high
the equipment or personnel 6f its school.
Scliool
<)nly a little <:oof)erati(m is necessary to br.ng al)out this and so let
us ull be generous.
A meeting
was
FRESHMEN!
JUNIORS!
,
(continued from
technical school.
I
is now In order, as never before, for all loyal
Vill.inova men
to
"boost"
their
School of Engineering, and to see
to it thut the young men it really
fessor O'Sullivan, always offering' should serve are not diverted to
sound advice and helpful sugges- other fleldsi or to secular colleges.
tions is furthering the cause of
our Joining u national Fraternity as
CHARITY TO COLLECTIONS
otlier organizati(ms on the campus
There
is an old saying about charare trying to do.
We sincerely
thank these jHo.essors for all they ity an<l that it begins at home. In
have done for us and hope that, as view of the fact that this is our
members, they will continue to aid home for the major part of the year
us in the future as ably as they why not practist. a little of that
Chiist.aii pi liuiple when we are afhave in the past.
forded
the opportunity. A week ago
The only other important busitlie retreat collection was taken up
ness that was at hand was
the
election of Mr. Ranazzi.sl as Ker- and this amounted to the sum of
geant-at-Arms to succeed
Mr. •1>!t0.9X, thf resident students conAgree, who has changed his course tributing $36.98 and the day students 154.19. In this ca.se the day
students who are far outnumV)ered
PHI KAPPA PI
I'V the resident students, were the
The Engineers ure fast complet- most generous l)y very near fifty
Of course cue could say
ing their jdans for the freshman per cent.
initiation which will be held dur- that because tiny are riglit at home
ing the later |)art of this month. where they can get extra money
At the last meeting President Avd whenever they want it and that the
announ<-ed
the
committee
that college boy is as a rule in a perpetwould handle the !i flair.
In the ual state of being l)roke, will not
next few we >ks it is expected that excuse us from contributing mori- in
the committee will come into ac- llie future. It is pr iposed that tiiere
tion.
The cnimiiittee has passed lie sent a check of one liundred and
out bids to ull nuMiibers of
Heart
the fifty dolliirs to the Sacred
Freshman class und the returns Missions at Embrudo, New Mexico,
are expected to be in as soon as where the sisters' home church and
possible.
President Avil asks the school uccommoduting 120 ln<liun
Freshmen to .see to this matter at iind Mexican children were recently
their earliest convenience.
This destroyed l)y fire. When the collecwill greatly facilitate the work
of tion is taken up in the future for
the <'ommittee ,ind permit ))resent this
fund, if u collection is taken up,
I)luns to get under way in the
next liere is a warning in advance to all
week or two.
the men of the colb ge to set apart
a very small sum for the
accomSPANISH CLUB
plishment of a great deal of good.
I
!
the functions that annually
given In the mill city.
meeting of the
Omega
I
THE LAWRENCE
lust
—^•*\
i>' .\
Tuesday, February 26, 1929
«.
Mr. Jonas and Mr. O'Sullivan Made Honorary MemAt the
'
,
DEAN HUMPHREY
Honors Faculty
page)
The' new outline diJYers from the
old organization under wijose ausplf-es they took place, rather than
being assigned a separate space in
the yearbook, as
wa.s.
the custom
previous to this year's edition.
Tlie Belle Aire yeai- book is published by a group of Seniors wTiosje"
JUNIORS
There will be
Junior Class at
ilrst
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