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·VOL. 2. NO. 37 UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE. DAME, NOTRE DAME, INDIANA, SUNDA ~~ NO:VEMBER zs; ·1923 . PRICE 4 CENTS ~ I . '

.CAMPUS 'BY-PATHS

. ··~ ' ' . ' ' .. :- . . . .... - '' •. -~ ~ . ·, :J • . : ' . · ''·'Ho\V do· you .. _~ay· "Whbopeeee" in

Scotch? ..

F·E·AT· URESI ·FOR· r-·~~;;;~7~·~~;:;·~:~·;· NOTRE ·-DAME WINS 1 Michigan .10; Mmnesota 0. I . DA .. v· ' ·. o'' o·c·' s' ' HO. p'·l- Chicago 13; Wisconsin 6. ' ' . . .

·.i· .. _ ... • ..• . . • . ·~:~~0~d~~~~i o. . ··'I FJ;tOJYI SI(IBOS; 26~Q, ' · . _ . Syracuse 7; Nebraska 0. · · · · <

Dumke and· Butterworth Will -Ent.er~ I ~udt;:r~ ~k~~~~~~a0~ o. -~ _______ ____;._ , : '•- -•- , ·. ,lain; Big Five Orchestra to 1 caiiforn;n 9; s~~nford o. · IJ.ish B~cldield Runs Wilii ()n. FOrbeS:.

·~ In speaking_ of ~e·d heads. ycster- PI D t or I Tulane 20; LoUISiana. 0. . . day )n ~~gard ~0 Tom .. Com.nn'sstate- ay; ance a IVer. Yale 13; Harvard 0. I- :·_F_}eld __ ;_,· c.onne __ ll .... Sc __ o_ .. res: TWI_. .. c_.e .. _-In_·. ', :L_ . o_· _n_.· .·.·_·g'' ·_;;. nient, · we neglected .. to . ~dd that : Ticket.s . for :the' Day · ~odgers_' _ Brown 6; N. Hampshii:e 0. li George' Bischoff's hair ;is neither Thanksglvmg . dance have been ' Wabash 17; DePauw o.- . Runs· Tartans.' Dazzled w·th S" ... d

. b'to\vri: nor black.· ' : . · ·., · · · placed on sale at $1.50 a bid. The 1 Iowa 17; Northwestern 14. 1 ·. · · '· ·· · · · · · · · · . . ,I_ ·· pee .. · • . · .. · ., . . .:-o- . ~o- · : · tickets may besecured at the Day f . Butler: 19; ~ask ell Indians o. 1 Mi-. ~ Grimdy. 'endeav:'ors . to. do ev- Student's office, oppos~te the po_!t- I La .. fay. ette: 3; · _Lebo non . 0. : ~ . ~-

ery.one 'ju~tice~:. If .your name h~s office~ at the Notre Dame cafeteria, ~ Knox 1~; Lake Forest 0., . I . FORBES FIELD, PITTSBURG,· Noverribe~ 2~When ·the Irish m~t not ·appeared in· By:-pnths as. yet, 1t and at Hullie and· Mike's.. ·. · •:•·~~-·-·-~~-.,-.. _;H-.,_;,_.,_;,_,.:. ~he S_cotch inthe b~t~le o_f PittsLur~,:_on Forbes fi~ld y~sfer.~ay'a'fterh~;~n •. ~ . . will,prc::i~ably ~0 so. in' the 'neal~. f•l- ':The:. dance .will: be h~ld at the Sc. holarship· .. Club . the whole world ~lle\'1. that Rockne was back in the East )1gain, as t11e: .. : ture .. ·•. : · . , , Oliver 'hotel with the College Inn ~icks rolled _uP. 26 point~, allowing 'the Ta~tans nothhig. more tha~ ~:

''. '' Big Five orchestra, o_f. the LaSalle Da. nee on Monday fleet_~ng glimp_se of th.e.h_· is_h g_oal.. . . , . · . · · -o:- • -:-o- · · · ' · : · · hotel, 'playing. . This will ·be . the ·

.. All ·the.:scouts' are. in. Pittsburg, first student dance of the year fea- The. Scholarship club will give a Carnegie Tech, after· waiting for tw~ weeks to ·meet Nc;tr~· Danie so .. your .fam!ly skeletons are com- turing the College Inn ·orchestra. Thankegiving dance at the Palais ~n the Pittsburg battl~ ground, was given a wonderful exhibition of foot-

' .priratively_ safe for this· issue .. : . Charles Butterworth, who has en- Royale tomorrow evening, >with ball as only th~ R~ck~~n-can play it, but it ~a~ never be said that Coach · · .. : ' ,·, .. :.0 _ ;,(}.: tertained on many Notre Dame pro- dancing from 8 . to 11:30 o'clock. ~teffen'• men did not fight to theJast · dit~h and 'then some. .

. J,: There'' is; 'one sheik_:_ we call hirri gr_ains hi the last several years,. and ?-'he prldiceb· will· 'l?be $.1.50, tickets be- Conn'ell .;Crowley, 'Layderi and Bergman ~onstituted .. a beautiful · 'l·t·h·. · h.· ·d•l·k· th· 1.· · • Ra'Ip'h Du·m·ke,· whose songs 1 h·ave mg so . Y mem ers of the commit- ·· d. · · f · · that·a oug we. IS I e e er~- . . d' h . .groun -g~mmg quartet· or N,otre Dame, with Connell making' two 'touch- .

'"ho' -'has' be. en'. sli'ghted. · ..... · . b'e~n a· feature of m.any·-dances. ~"ill tee. an ·.at t e _Umversity ·news- 'd d · · · · · · ,. , .. · t d owns an 'paving the· wa.y for: another .. · Layden and ·Maher ·each con,;· · ., · · :·· . · · · '· be on.the progr· ain. . . s an · .· . -o- •0 • · . · tributed a tally to the score books •. ; Doc Con~_ell: who 'str. uck. h1"s ·atr.1'de'.

· · · · The cc::immitte'e on the dance is ·The· committee chairmen in-· · .. His. 'activities are !nttitiiuriou~ headed J)y the preside.nt_.of ·the Qr- _c!ude .M!s~ John M. Cooney,, Ml·s. in-tbeJButle.r gairie, exploited everything he ll~d in reserve- for tbe'·b~rie-: . aztd. he spea_.ks with .·a." Way Dow·n · L · Ahl · M · R ·· R. fit of Pittsburg, yesterd. ay afternoon. . . . · ganization, Ed Luther,· and is cqm- oms ermg, . rs. egis oy, · · East''· acc~rtt;. ,he :resides· in· liar- posed of Pat Hyland, Dean J. Pol~ ·Mrs. F; .J. Powers, Mrs. J. Horenn, . · .. ··Carne~ie.· te.ch, ·boasti~-g. _of 'a. pair of·_ scintillating back_ field. p_e.;forfri-·.

mony ..... :.hal_l, and his name is Jack · · · · M C . M N . . . M . R F H I C t J R b t t lanack, ·Charles ]3utterworth, · Rich- rs. . c amara1 rs. . . o - ers m ap am 1mmy: o er son a · · · · · · · · · · · SJle~han. · : . . . . · · ard 'Lightfoot, H. J. He:inphling and leU. · ;quarterb_ack,. .'and' .. Brumbaugh at :and a~ touchdown. It \yas_ typi~al· .; • o' -·o-: -o-; Jack White. Other members of the · Thedance \vill be tl\e Iast·given .fullbac~, succeededin makingJifew ;N"otre Dame football, bordering on

. "'-He. roorris with Bert Dunne.. organization are . assisting' in' the by the club until after New Year's. phenomenal;_gains.:agai:nst the Irish a track meet, and the interference . -'· · · . · ··. · ·. ~o- .;a.:.· · . . . preparations.· . . It will be attended by students and ·and even came Within striking dis- was m~rvelous. ·. ··:M:ay:b~.he.is.the·i~spirati~n fo~ club-members. tance ?f th~No~e ~ame;goal,_but _Notre Dame punted ~fter.lokirig

·Bert's ·:·mellei:.drammer. . ·' . 1 . • S ; ·h· · ' l. · • . .· • 7 . • · ··. d .. · Jack Warr's orchestra \vill ·play. the . .Irish .de~ense, 1mmune to the e~ght· yards .. on. a fumble: and the . . • · ·· C 0 astlc .ISSUe ~ost. ~eii:ffic: charges ,ii1. dangerous speedy Robertson made a·.wonderful

• ,;· ,. ',' ! .• '-o-:- ~o- • . 'During . Til: is. Week . . : . . . . . . ' ' moments,- ~topp~d 'the Tri!t'a_n drive 'return of :25 yards. Carnegie fre~. . -'·we'couid har;cllycall hinl·a "d.3g- Th N b . f th N t' SC·.'RIBBL·ER·S·· ·.. ~nd' :blot_te(} ·-out' _'th_eir pricele~s ciu,ently exhibi_ted flashes. of, the ..

. ger 'woman." e, ovem er Issue o · e o rc ¢hance:Jo. sc9r~-~ :-.. : · .. · · · .· · speed· and moleskin . wit that· lias· ... ·. :·· .. ·.,· .. , __ -~~.-:. -:-~o~.·.; • , . , , Dame Scholastic .. is · now .. being. ·~ · · ·· .·. · · ; 'Behve~n--Rob~rtson· and ·:Br~~~ --:-f.rle them a:pr'ominent aggregation· . '· .. But·'Iike "The·:Heririit.· )I Shark p~inte.d· ~nd )vii~ be: r~~ay: i?f.· di.s- MEET. · MO. No· AY baugh, the .Skibqs. garnered. their ,in . easter~ f.ootball, circles~:, The'

Tooth; Slioai/' he ,.probably wield:; 'a ;~l.~~t.I~hll: :dturt~~~· ~ijbe .. '~Fe~ktk· IKt cion~ . , . . n~st. do\yn'·: hi JJie·· :open~ng . period; !arthansf· \vere. playing desp~rate~y .. · h' .. ·. · h. . . ·· . · · · _ · .:--alliS· s ~~ . . ·:s o,.-~es . y . ra? " o"ars . . .. . . . .. ·With a,:.faint: light'-~ of ·hope .they· be- m t e · ace of overwhelming odds: arrowmg atpoon. . . . . , ... d J R, D v· - . 1 . . Y d . . .. . . . . . ' . . . . 'th b t b' . t . . . . . ,.. · ..•....•. · : -=. · · : .. , ·.'· :·.,. · .. ' a11 . ,. a 13, f.;ev-era essa ~·an • . · ·· · . · · , · ::.::.:: WI : u on o Jec ln'VIew-'-to·_hold ~'"'-··~" ..... -·~,.~o· ··a--· · · ..... , ... ·· •• -...... ·· ···1' ·· · ..... ·· · ·· · · .. h.· R .... B o·~·· ''I \11'11 .J I' . . .. · · ·. · . . . . · . · .. -. . · ., ·. -:-:~ ·,.·.·· .. ;~:;~,-::-::- ::;7-: _-;:."':.,,,,~..;;.:-.~~-;., ;_.::--,-sxe ches,.:..a-'con1plet&:.account-of~t a·· BVr arry=·· -11 BIJ ~ul· ·:-::·a K-~:-on· -,_..- .. ~,.;.~;,......,.--?r~;.,_~.>' ..:the:Irish-to·ca~lo·-.:v::;seore.:..;.:~~i''··.·-: ; · . ·-;. ·. ·}:~·o\v.:.fr'om: .the·_·~ubli~_e .: to the aW&l:d- of .th~~ r:;·:l~·:>. t'~_J·~ 'M:~dal, a~?., a. i' Poetry' and~ the Poets ··Banqu_ ef,: . " . :. .. ',,' , .. : . ·:._:: . :'. :.A_~te_r· ~~ e~cha~ge'of·p~hts/co'ri~ ' ridiCU~~~s-;from- . Was~n~gto~ tl? C01_ltmua~I?:U of· t!·~. ~e·p~~ OJ1 .. St. I . ~· . . . . . . ' . • .. ,' •.· . . ·' nen; again .rode aro.und; the Tech:

~als~,.re~I_nds us that. Gov. _cha~gcs !~1oilllls .. a~d the., ~en~~n;y. ~- :·· . ., . Planned by, fhe Club. . , - -· .. tea~ on ·a bolt of ,lightning and · his· d1sgmse. from;.four ~o ~l)C, ~Ime~ . ·. ~he,' ~~~~e also :Will contam the · . was. finally downed after covering ; a day because of.his dubes a~ t.ruan .. usual~ departments, ,the- Lunar Log, -~ ·Rev: Ba1'rY O'Neili will'sp~ak _on 27 ·yards. , · office~~;:-___ ':\:-.· Sports';: an,d hull1or::· '.Anul1usuall_y "Poetry and the· PoetS" to the meni-. .·. , -··· . ··The· period~was played:·~ut :with

. ·. ''•· .. . ·-o- . ·-ol: ·: , ,, : goo~. pl~tur~ ha.s. been: secured fo,r hers of the Sc:dbblers at their reg- no exceptiona,l flashe~ save for the: . . ::we thought it~as::G6v~ ~~·.'d\~ .tthhe .1~s9s2u4e.Dthrough.the courtesy of ucal~fe. dm!tet~n7~.4-5o .. n.AMftoenrdahyi·s··nsihgohr~t' .charge of Brumbaugh. through the,

: .· on_.· . .'th.e'·'ca_ in_ pu_s,'th_e'·'atlie.r .. ·_·d._av,'_ .. al-· e orne I.,.;s·h'l'' f 15 .. d . d. fir t. I - } . ' . . . talk he will lead a short discussion ... ~ . me or yar s an . a . s ·' . though it may have been an ~'9akus .. . . . . . . <>. n. the_ . s .. ub_ J. e_ ct._. . . . . · .· · d~~' .·and: ~}le. ifttercepting: ·of.· .Rob~, polius." ·. ·. · · . ---~ · · · SIXTY ONE ·ouJ e·r~son's· pass by Walsh just ·before:

·· .. ·. _;. ·: .,,7 ~0~~: ... :~~-;1~ ,: .. -: · · ..... · . . .·•... .-:_' . . . . Arrang~ments also 1.vill be :made , ,_ the half ended. · · · · .. ·

Th. I . t I . d 1 for a banqquet for the club. 'ThE! ' . . •.· T. h'_e· .···.'ki'·c' koff. ' .. ·f.-or·. the· .···se·c· on·d·_._=·h· ·a· I£· .. ·

.. • .. Is ~o umn ge ~ onger an: . mig.; · ' · · · Dome picture .. will be taken. at the '· .. .. · · · · . e~,:~V~rY:.day.:_. ';!,'~might it-.clmt.ains ·, F' OR' .-D .... E' BA .. y· IN. ·c meeting .. The. place and,time of the :. 'was marked by Robertson's second. · .no less:than 20;000: words; and five . . · · · banq1.iet will be determined :it the ' sensational: return· o{ a·. kick 'since·· .. a.cr_es q,f .• t,obac~o. -~., ; . . . . ·. ·· , . ·. ::· .. ·_ . . . . . meeting• . · ·I ·the game. started~ ·'This :time,· the·:.

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.; . . .· diminutive •star p~cked up 27. yards,' -~ Members are as_ ked to· bring mon- WARD "DOC" CONNE·L· L d B b h f 11 d ·h. · · · B t · · ff·. '· · ·· · "·· ·. . .. ~ · · · . - • an . rum aug . o owe · · IS·. ex.;.·

r._ -~~: .,-n?;snu ·;~·-.· ·:.·: : .. · .. ·fl'rst_ ·De.bate· co' me.S·:o_ n·:f_its_.t Frl'qa·. y ey for books of verse ordered .. The I . ' . •.'· ',\ ample _\vith 'a ~plunge. through the- c.

' .... ,·,·. ··.· .. _ ..... _:-_o_ .-_ ... _-.:~o .. ·-.·~ ..•. ·, :. · .. ' .. · .· .. •· . . . books· "The ·scribblers' B.oolt {>£ No-. gan to burn up the sod '~ith speed r f · 20 ·d . c · . · · ··

For the benefit of our correspon- :: 'in· March When Te'an(Meets '· 'tre.D~me.vers'e,".have been printed and in t~tee more plays ~~~dei:I·the' :;:i~o:pproa~~n:· . th!rn:~~~i::s~.· ' .dents~Mr. Grundy's. ~rst· name ·is . ·_·.oep"_·auw .. ·,· Four·.Tea.ms 'He-r_e·.. . . ~md. are ·:now in the hands' of the 'ball on 'J.'IOtre ·name's 10-y~rd'line;· goal, hut Layden. speared ·a !'pass·

. Ebenezer.-.,..... . , ··' . . binders. ~hey will be ready for· ::·After: an' exc~ange of_p_unts, the from.Robertson.and punted out ·of. i.j·:·- - ·· · ·-----~- · :.o~ ·· .. -Sixty-one men have made 'appli- sale soon .. A'committee on the sale Rho~kmeh. begl11l·thei~ firstparadde ·danger_ .. Within :·.a: few ·.minutes,· . cation to try. o·ut for the· Varsity of the books •.w:as -appointed some w Jch· stretche.d .out. -for SO yar s Notre· D . . . d th . h 11. .d

. -~But he'll answer to almost, any- Debating team, according to Rev.: time ago; It ·is 'headed by -Robert . and. featured .. the ·:running·: ·of-. Con- Layd ·n a~ C~gm~e .. · .~h ~ a~d: ~t~Ing. · .. ·' , ~: ·:_·::· .· ... . .. , : : . . . William .Bolger, .who .is. in .. charge O'Riordan. The books ·will sell at nell, ·'~ho reeled, off 3;7. yaras; :·Af~er 'of . S~uhf:rehe;::ne:· b6nnell, ep~~~--.

,. .· .·. -o- ·:-:-o-::·., of this ·work; 01l'the first·Friday :$1 apiece and :are. suggested.as ;watchmg ~a!d~n, Cro:'y.ley, ·and sented the ~'Charge of th'e Light ... =Except ·to. r.oll'.call in, an 's:H) ·in. March, Notre Dame's team :will Christmas presents. ., .. · · · · Stuhldreherpile up 1:5. yards ~ore, Brigade" . d r · d · th: fi ld'

c!_ass. . ~ , . ::-:· . .-.::.·: ;:, . · :meet DePauw. university and ·.Wa- · · · · · ·· · ;connell, cajllei ba-ck, £or,·,2o~:yards, f 71 . · ~I1 b ~o'Y~ 'dup -~ ·ce · e 11. ·.·.. b. h . 't'• .. 1' . 'd b t D bate I . ' . . plaCing·'the oval on •Tech's 2yard or yar s. e ore sen mg anne .· • 0 .;,·.::.0 .:·.• '· . as ma rianguar eae •. e. p .e·· · •s· ·•-.:t·•:c··.··· 1 .. : 'L.'d' .. d .... · •. "·t'h: .. - 1 .. overthelhieforathird.touclidowri)_

.... · . · · · are also· scheduled ·.with .. Indiana · roreSSOT. ClOn l . . lVeS . me. ay en· . rove over· e me : . · · ...•. · · ... :·. . , . . . .. ·. ·+:That.is the only point he' has 'in uriiversit~-· and Western Reserve of :,: Co·nce'r·t··.···a· ·t st· .. ··.·_ll8a· ··ry: ': 's·· for.the first counter ... ". ::. : :·.,. The scorn,lg. pl~y·sma,ck~d·of .the.~

comrn.on wi~h the great James,Hayes Cleveland. , . ·.·· . .. . . -~Y.II .. _ W;th th . · . t' "': •:ih . • .' spectacular 'as: Connell fumbled-the than whom there-:·is no than .· p 'f' .. S'l. s. t' ... t ,:t'- 1

· he:exthc~pSikO~b.O~:, e~mde'tihn- ,paS's .. £roni' .center ··but ·tur'ne·d.·:,: • ,_v_h_icher. _: .. _ ·. · · · · · .'· The can.dida_t_es .m.·e· no'w :eng~iged : ro essor ·. 1 VIO cion 1

' piams ' s ance -w en e 1 os carrie e . · ·d . · . , . . ·. . .. , . d d 1 dd 'of the American Conservatory .. of . b Ii · t th · N. t · b' ·· : io d scoope up· the bouncmg · pigskm,

; -; ·,: . :·, •' ;, .. ~o.;'. ~o- . "·~· m preparmg m IVl ua a resses !Mus·I·c, of . cl...· ~ .. a·g·o .. appeared . in .. a ·l.a · ... OS, t ffe ' ?_ re '~p~~e. . d-;-y._ar .. reversed •. his course . and . roinped .·.·.·.·_.T· ....... ' .. ·. · · ·._., .<:. · ·. ·. · •. : · · . . which _WI'll b __ e delive_red. in· the pre-.· u"' , 1ne · e ens men· enJoye no · · · ·

. : his,.)s the_.· third: --~Ime_ tha.t. ~he liininari·e· s ·to· b·e·,.h.eld. ···on· ·Decem· ber ~leasing concert. at St.' Mary's·~ Col.:; · · \: . · t. r . '· .. · t .. • . · aroundthe:right flank forthe· tally.' demon ~make.o.up .. ·man~ has·· shrieked· ·· · · · · ·· · · lege and Aca·deiny· ·last ··Saturday gre~ · amoun ·? · ,su~c~s~, 1.n · r.Ylng . Layden missed the goal~ but 'Notre ·

: at' us 'that the column is short. 7' S, 9 and 10· . . . .. ~evening: His: e:-ccellent' t~chniq11e. ·!~:t~:i:e;~~~:Is;a~t!~~he~c~~d~~=;~ Dame ,now h~(:I:a ~O~point I.ea·d .on . • .. ··. ·' ··_0 _. -o-,; . ,. ·;.Father Bolger Is bemg.assisted 'and eVIdent.artlstry charmed.the ·dum.e.d-·for ·=·a·-Ioss',, .. Th.e'·N· otr.e t.he __ Tartan.s.~nd_,With anotherper:-·

.. · · · · · · · · · · in t_ his ··.work. by· ·Professor ·George 1 • •t d P · d t 1 k d '.·_.H Jer.r.y .H __ o __ lla._n_ d 'were -h. ere·-~•·.e'd audience of students an. d mVI e ·.D · ·d. f . · _· ·f·. .. .. .th 10 . remammg,. ·prospec S'. oo e ·.- · ,.. N Shuster · · · . ,. . . . . arne.; e ense ·was··o ;more·· an d. k f ·h. Sk'b. . .· · · · · · ·. ·· h.~;"f3.'~irh inserfsome free verse.'·. . . .·Ali men; desitiri~ ·-~~ b'~~~me can~ guests. . . :; . "'. . · .. ·. ' ... ·. ·<' .·the· .'-'stonewali'-.variety;" ~:~s m.ay· be 'ar: or. t e .. 1 9~ who, had .. hoped: .

~: · •·· ·· .. : · · ,;_ -o:. :.:.o- · . ·' didates .. are'·· requeste-d -"to ·report tq :; . Profess~r!.S,CIO_nti .. was .~t ·his, best_ seen: f!o.~ the:·· fact. that :after the :~l~-\;o~~~! ( 0 hold the H~osiers jo

· :··'Jerry. isn't here •. · Father Bolger. · ;m . several 11~~bers by L1szt an~ by. 'opening, kipk-off,. ~Carnegie. , was · . . .. • . . . . ..• ; .. : · ."

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. ·_:_· ... ~.~. ·.H· .• e._'s·_·.: o. u. t.·. at-os·c· h-ooo .• l.=··a· d •. ·m·. I·r·I~n-,g· hi's' .·. :. ·.· .. ··.··•·· .• ·.. . ·.:·.·.· ... ·•· .. ·· ··. · .•.. ·· .. · ..... -.. . . . · .. · :Brahms. -- T.he • program follows: . . spill.ed for -a loss. of seven yards on The ~rish· .. backfield _ope~ed· . t}lE!. i' . ·· ! Three Inter'meizi~E major Op; tb,e_'first:two plays, and.they punted :~ast per~~d .'"l.th a 40-y~rd ady~nc~·,

·Picture, taken for'tHe'Dom·e:·) ~ ... Junzor Revue Plans \116, No. 4; c .major .Op., 1-19;. F to'the: Irish r'ather 'than:bcr carried In .. five plays, for, which .Crow,l~:Y ·,: ·.-;. ' .. ·. . .:o- -a·~· . . n·· . :·a· · · <na • •· :major Op. -ilS,.No: 1· (Brahms).. . \back' over theh: ow•D.: goal line:' · and Be~g~~m c?ntrib11ted ·13 ~an~ . ;He says_ they're very riatm7al.. lS~USSe 'at, ~Y.t.eetzng; .. Capriccio_-B.min(n~' (arahm.s); ·. , Robertson:.punted to· Stulildreher n·yards respe_cbvely; . Notr~_·Da~e. · ~. . .. · .. · · . · ... o~ . .' -o- . · · . The Junior Rev:ue committee held : · Bour.ee~B .. minor. ·• (Bach~~ai~t on the first play of the second quar:.: _completed the first P.as~,· wh1c~ ::was LTlie;.::s~outs ~have be~'u-.. foiled, an '_important. meeting. Thlirs<:Iay :Saens). ··~ ·: .· .. . .. ·· .. "· ·ter and after LaydenJiadrecovered good for-17 yards,-and:aft~r:an ex- .: ..

coftlpletely'ou~witted. -·' .3 · ·· · . .: · -·night inthe.Journalismroon1 of .the i · Three ·•' Concert· Etudes-A· fiat : the.:ball, ·which·. had·~'beeii' fumbled fchange of -punts-th~ ~Irtsh. were-giv-:-:' . . ·:.· . , . -o':' .-o- . . Library. Many important matters !(II Lamento); F-minor:(La,Lazze- on.Notre·Daine's'-20~yard:line,the ;~m a.~et~back.~f~30_yards.~or:hol_d:- .

·· .. ';:We. have· been looking for scan- concerning the revue were discussed :rezza); D .~at (Un Sospiro). (Liszt) .. Skibos ,\rere _penalized half• the· dis,. ;mg on.two ~ccas10ns; but.It ~ad_ht-: . ;da~ about the ·Nli,varre!s-:-Henry of, and the committee is confident that Rhapsody__:F sharp minor (Doh- tance. to the. goal,. 'which gave the ;tie .e~~ct. ~n_ the ~a~e, SI~C_e Berg-.. · · ap:d,Joe .. . ··:: . . ~, .•:_-,_\~ ·.:· :·,,. · :_ :.~ : the affaho'will be. a· .success. ~-~e nanyi). ,; . r • · . • • . Irish the balLon· Carnegie's·'40~yard 1 man~;mtercep~ed. ~·.pass' .and ·,the·<

-o- -o- ... committee includes. J. P~ Burke,.··. Rondo/from. the Toy_.,Box;.Re- line .. For the:.third::time.since:the ;Hoosiers:.J?eg~11.th.eir last,parade ~ · · .. : Lit' hasn't b~en· forthcoming;. and . chairman,. Ra:v.. Cunni~gliam, HarrY, flections .in t4e. W~ter ·:·(Debussy)'; game started: Connen··.uncorked' a :a ~are~vell;pe_rf~~IJlance_ for. the· East : . • We're mad. . • . . . . . .· McAdams; Edmund Polhaus, o·scni· The Fisherman's' T'u:iui (ritariuscript)· scintillating .run =and-l.·nced~ through rtb,at had ,et;l~ertamed_;Rockne's team· :-:::, · ... ;-.M~•.GR.:.R-R-RUNPY. ·· Lav:ery arid.John.Lynch. ·.· · .• · (S_o:w.~rpy).. . . the entire T~·ch.team for·4flyards ·' .. :.(.Contiimed-on•Page·4.J ...

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READING.:IN BED .. . . .N.ight lights. have been granted to almost . all the. students on the

canipus_this y~ar. An important and almost .expected accompaniment to:ni()'ht lights should. be the.practice of rea·ding in,.bed. ·_Going to bed, in. it;elf;· Christopher l\Iorley says,. is always ·1accompanied. by a sigh of. re~ignation:, It is, he further avows one of •the~ two things he dislikes doing every day, the other being the .practice .of getting up in tlH~ morn­ing ... No. or.c desires to go. to bed, :md t!te .student. is. especially. adverse to this imposition. ·For him, the night hours ·are sacred......::.hours to be spent .in "heart affluence· in discursive talk," to be whiled ·a'\vay·smok-

. ing :md~browsirig over an old _book, to flit by beneath th~ spell of ·"in-· ·spired intercourse." ·Very well, for all of these, but to none • will read-ing in bed, claim inferiority of position~ · . ·

.. Aft~r yo·u have been ejec~ed from. tlte ·cafeteria, i,vhcri the ]tall is hushed' and the clatte:.; of industrious typewriters is replac~d by a rmnbling ria sal: buzz, tr.;; · o4e .~£.your #vorite. books 'In }Jed. . You. will SOOn disco'ver t,he properangle for ·tJ~e light, and for the pillO\\·-.., and­no't quite so· s'oon,--the· p:roper_: ~ook for the occasion.· Beware of the dry tome-it )tas· bee'ri _fotind to incre~se. the electr,ic light bill out-rageously.· :· ·: .· . -.-. .. . . '. . .' .·· · ... . . ·. : , . , _ . .

Through ·the Looking Glass.

L-----------~. ·we at~ dinne_r tonight.

With t\vo friends and

One of them said During the talk that followed ..

I would' llke to be on the

Police force.

Why said the other. Because I guess it has alway~ run

In our family, said the first.

That's a pretty. good one, said

The other .. Now 'tell

Something ·else in the way of .

Humor. .Then the other: one said

Anything _like a ·fune~al stood ·

Directly in the. way

Of humor. Now let- us· go_ ~ut in t?e lobby

.And teli a good one said·

The other.· ..

So we all·went out.

.Official University Bulletin .. Copy Collected from DAILY Bulletin Box at 5:00 p.m.· . .

LAWRENCE W. O'LEARY, Editor.

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* * • ,Pacific Coast. Club ..

Meeting . of all coast men next Tuesday at .· 7 :45 · in ~ Wa.shington hall. Eats.. Christmas . dance .

- * * * Track Men.

Track men report in .Room 291; Main ouilding, at ·12 :30 Tuesday, November 27.

* * * Grand ·.Rapids Club.

~Regular meeting · at 7 :30, Mo·n.­day, in Badin recreation· rooin~ .. · ·

J; A. WITHEY, . Secretary. ·

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Review;· offering salesmanship work to 50 Notre Dame. men during the · Christmas · . holidays.. This firm guarantees the students $25.00 and it is possible for them to . make as high as $60.00 or so with a little·· extra effort.

The South Bend me-rchants ·can use experienced men in all lines . Shoe salesmen; clothing clerks and . men versed in any. form of retail work. ·

The Off-campus Department re-· ports that there are approx~mately: ~50 students engaged in. down-town:· work of some sort. i

. BERT V. DUNNE, . Off-ca~pus .. E~ploy~ent.

M Letter Box~ , ____ I ., . ·. : . . ., . A letter written on. the station-·

ery of· the office of J. ·Lloyd McMas­ter, law offices, Lincoln, Nebraska 'is as follows: · · · · · · · '

Noveinoer .21, 1923. To THE NOTRE DAME DAiLY:

. My attention has just been called· to an editorial published in. your pa-' per of a few days ago entitled '"To Those Who Can Read." I am writ-'

Scribblers Club. ing this in the-hopes· that you may The Scribblers will meet Monday see fit to publish it, ~and, ·whether

night. Rev. Barry O'Neill_ will lee- you believe it or not;, the facts are ture. Members are requested ·to true. · . . bring moriey to pay :for Books of I have been, in the capacity of a Verse. which they h:iye ordered. · student, an alumnus, and a co.ach,

Dome picture at this meeting. , in the University of Nebraska cov-* "' * · · I ering a period· of the 'last i2 yearS:

. Daily• Staff. . I. am one who believes~ in accor.:. Reporters of THE .DAILY are dance with the present athletic ad~

called. to ri. meeting in the. Jour- ministration at Nebraska, .that clean · nalism room of the Library at' 12 :30 sportsmanship, ·clean student· loyal­Monday. All reporters must . be ty; and keen appreciation of. merit,. .

absence. · Otherwise they "\villbe_lia~ resenting our own school or that of ble to . exclusion from the' staff;. an opponent, is the . thing to be at-

. · * * * tained above all in college athletics. ·Thanksgiving. I believe that the w1:itei· of that ed- ·

There· will be no ·classes on itorial did so \vithout' a .knowledge Thanksgiving. day. or on the morn- of· the . faCts, 'withouf a: knowledge ing of the Friday following. The of the esteem ·in'\vhich the· Ndtre· regular schedule "~ill be ·in effect Dame football-- team is held, and all day_ on the. Wednesday preced-· without appreciation. pf that. spirit ing. · : :· of clean sportsmanship that .itis the

* · * · *. · effort of the Athletic Department of Junior Ways a~d Means Committee. tlie University of Nebraska. arid, I

The Junior Ways and Means· com- am sure·, the Athletic Department. That was sure a good one, mittee. will meet .in th~ Journalis!ll of the University of. Notre.' Dri.rrie I

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> .: ·. Trf t!tis· tonight! ·.You maY. fe'eTtired the: f~llowing ~o~ning, but · .. :-~:s_U:~t~ining . .;;ou. tl~rough the· day, will be· the. thought ',of those·. few hah

"'· -lo.,ved hours, after. the watchman·· has made' llis first round, when you :·_ :-L~a:nti' y~ur: favorit~-~ptiu>r..:c·IJn. ~eaily'!''get tdgether;" ·a-na he"can· speak to

. you· ·and 'you can .listen to him," ~ninterrupt_ed, comfortable in mind and :body, and fo~getful o(·the.rubbish and worries of the day~.

s~id.th~ fir~t·· a.sh~ mfssed . l"(>Om .6£ .the Library .at .7 :o.o p. m. to build up in college athletics~ ~x·he,Vsb;~~:-\vitn'.iii~~~igarett~> --- .Mpndar-.2~.~,_.;~~--'-~~---· .-~.~:.s·- ..... -~~u~~~~~~~;r~~%1~;,,~:~17~~:~~~~~---· -~--Now t'~ change the tdpic I · . Chicago . Club. . . zens of· Lincoln and . the states· of ·

;.,,-. · · ·I There will be .a. meeting of the. Nebraska. have always :held· in. ·higl_t' Want .¥ou to help·· me. ou.t.·_· . ·g,ot Committee of .the Christmas Dance esteem Notre Dame and its; football

·.WORDS .· : , ... :An old·:J;.atin pro~'erh)s t:li.;·f'··he who a~es not:kno~v how to express

"That men aren't greater Into an argument trying to prove of the. Chicago cl~b 'Monday. at t~am .. We ·have appreciated the·•

12':30in 'the_ ~ibrary. It is impera- hospitality evtended us when cin tive that every ·man . b,e · there~ ·as visits to the University ·at South much Of the ·business for the dance Bend, and it, has .been our earnest can be. transacted" in Qhicago dur- endeavor . to'. return in kind that

that which· he.knmvs is no better than i£ he did not know."- The truth . 1 _o£ ·this i~· uhdeniabl~; ~tit~ve!y ·few of us remind otirselv,es of its great

T~imwomen.

. sign~.ficancc.· ·But if a man .. is· t.o appear before his fellows.· as he is, if he is'·to shcnv his mind:·at its best, he must. be able to command 'vords. The other said. Listen, and· : . , 'Vo~ds are the_. ~cans. God .has . giyen. us. for transferring our· · · · . · . ' ·

They are, said the oth~?-'· They ain't, said the first.: ..

. ] I I I" .. d"ffi 1 . ' a· b d ffi. I We listened.' Then hE( said .. -tlpug 1tsto ot1ers ... ti_s ~ot 1 cu t touse _wor s, . ut· it is i cu t to u·sethe~;to· say_whatyou mean, difficult to corivey'the precise impres- Li;ten' again; · · ... sion.fothe' listener ,that. is ,intended. 'This is because words are not the And then said. Livin~?to~,. tli.e grea~ reality; and ~ust "f~ll some'\vhat sho~t of the :reality; .. but the man who .

· · · · · · · · Explor~.-r, was i~spired on. all his ' kri~ws w~rds) inso~uch approaches the reality. Words can but act as bridge~· hehve~n .minds. ·If I say,the sea is blue, it niay:.he·· any.' one of Darkest Africa.tr!ps' by ·his Y(ife-~ a. thousand blues;.·' If 1 tell· you of· an act that someone. did I can: not I d~n't. d~~bt it s~id· the'· ~-~h,er: ·

··give yo~i- imything like iny .aclu_al imp.res.sio_n/_.which_ ,_vas. ·.b y .. means. _of · hi Look at me though. · I'm 11,1atc ess. five senses, '\vhile yours is ·}?y _means of o11ej sound, my. vo~ce.. . ··. . . · · · · · ·

: : · • Because·. of the· feebleness of his· vocabulary the ambitious man Gi~~e a light. . · . . .. . seeks·. to'increase'his· ac<}lia'intaiice_with ·,~ords ... ··~ man ough~ t~ :learn Tlie 'other:.g:a~e hi~ a· light~

. .o?e: riew:\vord every day. Eve_ry_.mait. reads something every day and A~d· then looked him over .. ··meets. ri \yord, pe_rP.?-P~ a yery comO:! on one) that .lu! can not define, . of . · · · · · . · . ·

··.· .\vhich he 4oe.s n_o~ _kn,q~r·th.~ ,t;_tymol?gy,-'or proper: use. A ··study ·of I'll have·to take your·: '· · .ivb'~ds is,iittere~~ing; as.\ve}r as good.·. ·The expression· sign your nan!e~ W~rd f~r- it, he said.··, ·. . .. .

· · f_o·r ins_tan.· ce,.·.·origin_at. ed in the days when· me.ri co. uld iio.t: '\vd.fe and. ha_d · · · ·h. • · · · · .. ·. · · · ·f· a·ll . · · .. · · - · · · · · · · But Aspasia was t e .. msp1rer o . ~_to :,sign: the~r names. \. These 'Studies_ are"< in~eresting~ . : \yheri . a ~vord

: oJ do11l>tful meaning, derivation; or. use; is fcnmd, -~ note should be made ·of Pericles' greatest speeches,. .· · . 'C?f it .. A:fte~-.~ot_ing the. wo_rd and learning. to understand it, it inust be s~id the·· other~ ·. . .. . . · ... ~.u!;e·a~·~untn. the ·,word. has :betm used. in speaking or in ,v"ritirig ·s.everal ·· · · · ·. · , ·> · '

"~ · · · You niean she brought_, ~.Jl1 o~, ti,rr.es, it cannot be' remember!!d, · bu~ us<; it s€weral times. arid it is yours. · . , . · · , . · · , · · . .. . • ! ;~:~You must get'in~o. the habit of'looki!ig int~*sely: a,t ,"vords, 'and Said the-other.

,, .. ~ .. assl}ring ·yourself o£ ·their meaning,' sy_llable _by syllable~nay, ~etter by Listen,' said _the ot_her: -~ '...': · ·letter;', ·Ruskiri•sa~s;; ,'"For though it I~ o~ly. '?Y .reason_ o£ the opposi-: L_isten: .·Women inspire·~-.

tion of letters·in~the function· of sigris~·. that _tlie study .of ;books: is called .>'.'.literatu~e;_: and :that a· inan versed. in.it is called, by the consent.: of na.:. All that is finest in the .

tions;:a.'mriri·of.letter·s .. instead ·of.a,man .of·books,,·orof 1vords,•and Wo~l.d. , yoi:i: mig~t'- rea4 .?11. tile 'boo~s··~n tlie British Muse1,1m (if you could liv~· Sure, look me over said

' :.long: 'uiough),-. a~d: t:emairi;: an: 'utter·: 'illiterate/ .uneducated person; ' . . . ." : ~'ut if you . read, te'n p~ges ;of ~ goo~ ·book, letter. by 1etter-:-:-t1Jat is to :Th,e '·oth.er.-' Y ?U disprove .. · :.say,: with real itccuracy-:-yqu are forevermore 'in ·some ·measure an"e-du- You~~~if; You're a fool__. . :;Jcated '.person.: Tlici '.entire' ~diffei·ence bet\veen education·\and· non.:.cdu- And a• m~n s~fd th~ :fi~~( . ··. c:a#ol(.( a~ .rega~ds : th~- }tl~r-ell int~llectiial' p"art . -~(it)~. ~consists )ri . this

· .. :' a:~:ciiracy._'~_)Vhatever J~nguage; :i 'ven.:.educated ·~an k~~'\vs' lie: kno\Vs You_ disprove yourself. _; :; prlci~ely ;· whafev~i-.w~r~; he .prpnoiu~ees he' .j_Jronounc.es' righ~Iyi abov·e· You're buoyed pp ',by'·

_ . all,,_~~: i~ lear#ed in t~e peerag~ ofw~.r~~-.:· ; .. :. ; , , ~~.,: (, ·,; •., · .. 1;. •'. _E:icitement, ·said. the othef.·

;:.~---·_:·~.-••... ·-~·_: .• ,:_,{,_·.:_ i;E._ .. _·. t~hz_:·:<9.· -_.t_<h_··_e_.·-~.·i.:_R __ ··.··.-·,··.e.n_: .:~ ~; .. ,~ ~.:~t'; ~oa~~:h~h~a~~=~~ ;~Y:r~~c~~:! ~:i:r:it::~:~r~:- b~ .hicKo-ry, ~ . ., treated1at .Nebraska.'· Headed· with _y; ·' t to quit· punning

· · _.'-.• ~._ .. ~:·-··;...,. ,;........,.:,:-:-,.,-;.~. -~--:-~:-:-:-'7-.. -:-_.~ __ -:-:-:-~ •. ':":'. --~· ,-:-, -:-,._.,-;,.....!. ·the caption· !'To : those:: who· · can ou' go: .. . . · , : , ... :,::_>··/ ':NOT~E. D~ME -RESENTS.:.:::'. ,rea'd,'r the. article . bikes~ a 'bitter I. said ~yself. And then

:::·,:.} .. ··:~~::'(Daily :Ne}>r~skan:.);:·: ·.·.':_;: .stand~bitter'and··poi~ted: · . fief£!· Yotfh~ve both· . ::. ->~The~'Notre· ·Dania Daily-;--· offiCial. This reditorial should make every · - · · · · · : · . organ of ·that'.University;·~pubiished 'Cornhusker feel a heartache •. :. · \Von,.Isaid asi wen~~. . , . ·' :,

· ·an editorial last week ·iii direct dis~ · · .. (Continued:on Page. 3.)· ·, ', .·.: j ... • · •. ~ ··,-, •. • . .._ .• ; ; - - . - ':'~

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ing the Thanksgiving vacation. hospitality\vhen Notre.-Dame came, o~ _E~ .DESMOND; ,Preside11t~ to Lincoln.·· 'The ·greeting always~ · · * · *. * extended to the Notre Dame. team·,

Dante Club. in which five thousand students par-Meeting in the North room of ticipate,·. is , always reserved. ini.til

the Library, Tuesday night at 7!30. the .. occasion ·when· Notre". Dame'. Important-be there. · · · · : comes to Lincoln; '~'No other team· . . . ·v. CAPANO,' Secretary. on the sch-edule. is'-' accorded· I that

, * . * · * ' welcome if Notre Dame's game is to . ·off-Campus Employment Dept. ·; be played at Lincoln.· . .. . . . . . . · We ar·e in'receipt:of a letter from A· tribute. paid to· Notre. Dame

a representative .of!;· the_- ]?icto'rial .· '<~?ntinued ?H PagE! 3.) ;, .

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~ ' · · . ·• · · · LET,TER· B·ox. Cornhusker · ~md' :fought ·in Corn-'

Q. - . 0 r.., s 1 . . husker.: style, the superb manhood : . . R_,rom n t. age . (Continued. from Page 2.) 'of Captain Lewellyn,. and his' teani,'

- ·after. the game th1s year was''that :the genuine welcome on the eve of ____..,_,,_,_"_'_0_'-•·• •they played hard football, but it the g'atrte, the attention ·of the ('7 AT THE THEATRES. . :was clean·~ That,: in !rlY estimation, Corncobs ·and other · organizations

, :is· the greatest tribute that can be is given at hrust---,..and above an; oliver-Dream Street. , paid to. any football team. Nebr~s- ·Nebraska has been. accused of in~

0. heum_ -Beaten. • · · 'ka has had an experience·· this year suiting . he_ r guests. That is more J..:~alle~Three Wise Fools. to which that· tribute could- not be than Cornhuskers can stand .. Blackstonc..;._Second Hand Love. paid to the 'de'feated tea~ .. ·; .·. ;. . · Nebraska students cheered Notre

1 ce-Tempcst at:td Dickinson. Your e'ditorial is scathing, and Dame when .she made desperate at-~~·-"-"_",_o-u.-.-..-••:• one whicl{. I make bold to state· is tempts to tie. the score, Nebraska

.~ mong the theatrical at~rac~ions undeserved by the student body and ~tudents gave yells for. ~otre Dame 1nterest to those. who ;rill spend the. ·Nebraska football te~uu. .:.Ne- . men· :when they were InJured. Ne~

of ksgiving in ChiCago· IS the play braska met Notre Dame 111 a con- prnska students nP,plauded spectac­!h~~hich Mrs:. Fiske is opening at :testand was victorious. They ~1e.t ular. passes-;and we s~,ffer. a re-tne Power~ this we.ek. "Mary, M~ry, ;Not:e Dame's clean, bar~ playmg )mke. , · . . .. . . .. . thuite Contrary" 1s a clever httle m kmd, and emerged the VIctor~ Of · Two , years ago the Cornhuskers ~medY in '\vhich. the. ever popular course. they wete ela~ed; of course went to Notre Dame. Stories. of the ~{rs. Fiske do~s the type _of acting . the student body. wer17 overjoyed r.t hospitality still are t()ld on the :t;re­t which she IS best;· · · the results; of course the , great braska campus. Nebraska has tn~d

a "Merton of the Movies," in which stadium w~s ringi_ng _with the ~he~rs to return the compliment in the two Gl nn . Hunter and Florence Nash :for both - teams. ·Your. e1htorial years that the great team has some

e through their paces, has been makes it appear that a personal af- west-and Notre Dame says th~t g~Ued the best show in ~own by f~ont was offered to th~ valiant Nebraska failed-failed miserably. ~harles ·Collins · of The' Post, ·and team that had gone· down. m a glor- ·. Notre Dame, ·:as honorable a foe he gives it h~s unqualified approval. i~us defeat, that an,affr~nt had b~en as. ever met Cornhu'skers on Ne­lt is qnly fair to state that a .nun:- ·made to those loyal supporters 0~ braska field, has accused Nebraska berof other plars h?-ve com: to Chi- Notre D.ame who rend.ered a ~ur- ,of insulting her. The immensity of cago since Collms Issued his, state-. teo us . tnbute to the VICt?rs. . .. uch the· accusation has cut ·deeply. . ; ment. - · . . a,n affront can. only ex1st ~n ~he Notre Dame, we are sorry.

"Abie's Irish , Ros~,'' an . ·ave;- f~ncy of ~he writer of the. editorial, , ted' play, somewhat ·Impossible m or the mmds of a few disgruntled .. -

ralot, ha. !?. been cruising ,about ·in the rooters who are .. :wt. good . sports- BROKEN BEADS. , ~fling; looking for a theatre to· house . inen. All of ~h~ thirty ~housan~ ~·Life in a ·university. seems to be 't . It ,vas finally announced by: the ·people who Witnessed this · game ~~arin'gement that if they"could not '\yho at:e willipg to give a fair­get , a ·theatre · this· week t~ey minded ju~gmen~ of it will say that would open in,a tent. All of which no such thmg exist?d, ·that the stu­is interesting,· if true. dents of Nebraska and tr.-~ Nebras-

Channing Pollock's "The Fool," ka football te:am apprElCiated ·the the theatrical sensation of last sea., ~bility and clean, hard fo()tball son,~s by. no I:Deans to be overlook~d. P.layin~ .of. N~tre D_ame, and that It.has. created more comment; both . any spirit of · smnllness can be at­pro and con, than any play that h2.s ~ributed C. if ~i; nl.l, to only a very. appeared for years. Whether . yo?- very small mmont~~· pl'esent. care for Mr. Pollock or not, 1t Is . I trust you will give ti1is public­jfairly difficult to deny that he. is it31 as I know that I r·~present the an,.. able dramatist,· and ·hi's play sentiment of a vast majority of the gives . what is referred to by the the ·people who saw that game, and hackneyed · phrase, "food fo,r -thatt he tenor of the editorial here-thought." · · · 1n referred to and others of the : 1£ you like comedy, you wilrfind same spirit do more .to tear down it in ,"The Old Soa~,'' in which Tom . the fine spirit that is beiitg .buHded Wise tens; or· rather· always· prom- ·by the educational· institutions than isis to tell, the audience what the any other form of unfairness. bar roo~s. were like in, Pl;',~.-P.r~hibi- . · By, a loyal Neb~~skan ,..,.ho appre­tion days;· "The' Old Soak. enJoyed .ciates ·a i.vorthy 'opponent. . a prosperous run in New Yorkwith · -.,.----· ---,---Harry Ber'esford, hut it does ·not ~uffer in the least. by _the presence_ . _ . F~OM OTHER PENS. · iif'the~geniai-:Tom··Wise; :. ,_. . .-"' 1- . --. :- . .. . .. - . > .

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.... ·(continue:d.frorri :Pag~ '.i~r-- . · so . royally. on three. occas~~ns and whose sparkling exhibi~ions of ~oot­ball had gloi:ifieq the ; defeat~·. ~f A1:n1y; . Princeton. ~nd Carnegu~ Te.ch •. · . . . . . .. ·.: ~. • ·

Bergman opened up with a' tr1p ~£ .28·· yards and .E~right and·Maper followed. ' for. another 28 . yards, which counted for the last ".t~llY:. as the "snaky hipped'' . Maher crossed the ·line;· · . . · . , . . · .. ..... : FIRST:_'QUART.ER. · ,· : :

· -Laydc~ kicked 'off to' "Rober'tson' o.n· _t~e ;,9.yard line where he v.ias· downed ·m hts tracks; . ·On• a· double ;pass; Brumbaugh. to Robertson . Robertson . was thrown .for a

:two-yard 'loss ··at·· right end. · Robe.rtso~ was' thrown for a loss of five yards, on a 'run· around left end. Anderso!l p~nte~ .to Stuhldi:eher on the 35-yard ·hne, but ·~e .was downed .liY Robert_son o.n N~tre, D_am,_e ff 38-yard line. Bergman fmled to _gam o left tackle. . . . .. . ·. .·. · ;· , Layden punted· to· Tech's 31-yard lme where the ball rolled dead. Brumbaugh ·hit )eft, tackle for tw.o .: yards.• 'Brum~ baugh ·added· three yards more· at the

.same spot. Robertson was stopped by Crowe for a loss' of !our yards. Anderson "punted to ·Stuhldreher on the _Not_re Dame

. 27-yard line and was downed m hts tracks 'by :Mefort. · Maher gained_ a yard at riKht tackle.· Maher. ran around left end for · 15 yards and a· first down on Notre

-Dame's 40-yard line. Bergman was stopped at right end for no gain. . . -... ·: Layden hit off- right for. ~wo ·yards~ Der~:man's forward· pass was mcomplet~. Layden punted to Robertson on Tech s 15-yard line and he returned to the. ~ech 35-yard line and Not~e :qame·was pen~hzed 15 yards for · holdmg. Roberts ctrded 'rig lit. end .. for sb: yards.· , • · . .

· .: The .. ball. was on -Notre Dame's ·· 42-yard line. ·Brumbaugh· ploughed through cen­ter to the 30-yard·line and a· first ·down. .Robertson was· stopped ·by .Brown fo_r a two-yard loss. No~re Dam~.~as·,penahz:ed. five ·yards for offstde. · .'· · -· · .. ·. · .Me!fort ran right· end for five yards~ Robertson ran around" left end to the Notre Dame .15-yard line for a first down. Walsh replaced Regan. · Collins took Crowe's

. Cerney. went in for -Layden at full: back. for Notre Dame. Brumbaugh · · broke through: left guard. for 15 ·yards and a fit·st dow1i -on the Tech 40 yard. line. l\1e.' ford ·was stopped by Brown for no ·gain at the . right side' of ·the line. Robertson was .thrown by. Collins for a, three-yard loss. • .Robertson· picked up· the I three yards . at "left end. , Anderson punted out of bounds on the Notre Dame 27-yard line. ,_ Connell was thrown by Taylor· at left end .. · .Weibel replaced Captain Brown for Notre Dame. Connell was stopped for no gain ori . another run around · left ' end. Habel ·was hurt on the· play •. ·. Goodwin took Habel's ·place in. th'e Tech lineup. Connell fumbled but recovered on his 15-yard line.·. It was ~a .. fourth. down, · and Houser· punted to Robertson on the 50-yard line nnd he returned to· the 45-yard line. where he was thrown out of. bounds.

'Rob'ertson's pass to Anderson was in­complete; but· Tech· \vas ;_given the 'ball on Notre Dame's ·. 36-yard line because of interference. ··Brumbaugh was ·stopped at center for· no gain.. Robertaon's pass was intercepted by Walsh .on .the Notre Dame 25-ynrd line,. where he was do,vned. Con­nell" was thrown for a. five· yard loss at left-."end.. The. quarter. ended. . . , . . . · Score; Notre Dame 14: Tech o.· · ·. .

. THIRD. QUART_E.R. Layden ,klck~d·. off' t~. If~bertson. on Tee h;~

fO-yard ·line and ·he ·returned it to the Notre ·Dame 37 -yard line. Crowley' went in ·for Houser . at right half. and Brown ~ephic'ed ·.Weibel 'for Notre Dame. ·'"Robert­son lost' five yards on a run around left end.; '.Brumbaugh: broke loose· at· center for 20 yards. It was first down on Notre Dame's 20-yard line;. Robertson failed to g_ain at left end. Brumbaugh went through ru~ht guard for three yards, stopped by Layden. :Mefort lost ·two yards at• right end. : -· .. · · ·: Layden 'intercepted Robertson's pass on Notre· Dame's four-yard line where he -ivas downed. Layden .punted from behind his i:lwn goal to Roberfson .in midfield and he returned it . to the Notre Dame· "40-yard line. Brumbaugh was stopped at right guard for no gain. Robertson made three yards at left tackle. Robertson's forward pass was incomplete.-- ·- Fourth down and seven yard to· go. . : i; Anderson punted· over. the _goal line and Notre Dame put the ball in play on its· own 20-yard line •. Connell was. stopped for no. gain by :Mefort. Layden broke through right guard for 14 yards and a first · down on the 34-yard line. Stuhl­dreher ·made two· yards at center •. · · 1 place and .:May] ·went. in for Hunsinger for

Notre- Dame. Illelfort ·was ·stopped .. for · no gain at right tackle. :Mefort ran right

end. for- five·. yards .on a· criss-cross, I!ob­ertson was· stoppea at the center ·Of the line for a three-yard loss. . ... . " Notr-e' Dame took the "ball. ·on- downs. Crowley replaced .Bergman for Notre. Dame .. Crowley ran· 'right · end .for eight. yards. Stuhldreher hit· center for three y"eards and a first down on Nore Dame's' 23-yard line~· ·i Connell, who replaced· .. ·Maher, .. :broke loose ·at right end. and .. rari to -the Tech 40-yard ~line.· It' was· a' great run. Cuss replaced Yoder. for .. Tech. Layden ran left end for eight. yards. Stuhldreher hit cen-· .ter for ·threec_yards and· a first. down mi.

.. Tech's . 28-yard ··line. ·Crowley· hit off

, · Lay·den . hit . through right guard·· for 'four yards·: Crowley· circled right end for 24 yards and .first down on the· Tech 35-' yard line: · · Connell· made· two yards· at left tackle. Crowley ran off right tn"ckle for 10 yards·· and ."first down ··on the Tech 24-yard line. Kristoff f replaced Mefort for Tech. · Layden hit center ·for three yards •. - Stuhldreher made .two ya:;ds. at left erid; . . . · · · Crowley circled right end "fcir' five• yards ·and first down on ~ech's ··12~yard . line. Connell . ran left end for six yards. Con­nell fumbled. but reco,•ered: and reversed the field for a touchdown ·at right end. It was a great . pickup by ·Connell and a better ruri. Layden missed an attempted drop kick for the extra· point. . · · Brumbaugh agn:in .went· out of bounds. Robertson lost two yards on an attempted end. run at right · end. . Brumbaugh hit through center for six yards. Walsh re­placed .Regan for Notre Dame. Anderson p"urited to .Stuhldreher on his o·wn 15-Yard !~n~ ~-~~ h.~ ra~ ~t ba_c]<;_t?' the 3j)~yat;d_line.

· tackle for six·, yards. Crowley . failed to· gain at• right end.· Connell broke loose at left ·tackle and ran· to ., the Tech · two­)·'ard line. ··It was a run of 20 yarda, . ,, Layden·"went'··over.· for a· touchdown at. the center· of· the dine.-: It"wns a straight· advance" of 70 . yards.: for . a touchdown".' C;owley added· th~. seventh :point by a rlr"Ii ktck. . - · · ···' ..

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Connell circled .left .end for 13 yards and a first down on· Notre Dame's 43-yard line; Crowe. went in for· Collins;'·. Stuhldreher made nine ,yards at center. Pittman went iri for Bastian for .Tech. Stuhldreher hit cente1· ·for n first down on the .Tech 4!1-. yut'd line ... Cr.owley· circled right end for 11 yards and a ·first: down.· Bergman went in for Crowle;v: , for Notre Dame.. Layden hit left tnckl_e for five yards.

iiaher ·,~~nt in·· for Co~ nell .and 1\Iurphy replaced :May! for,' Notre Dame. Maher was stopped fo1· no. gain at, left end. Vergera replaced Kizer at right· guard. A forward pass, Stuhldreher to Layden, gave Notre Dame .a' first down on Tech's · 15-yard line. · It was a· net gahi 'of 17 yards. 1\Iaher ·hit ·right. -tackle ·for : four yards. Maher was stopped at left· tackle for no gain. Notre Dame drew a 15-y::trd pen-alty for holding.· : · ·

:Maher· ran out 'of' bounds at. left ·end after a gain of six yards •. · Stuhldreher's pass was intercepted by Pittman and he was downed in his tracks on· Tech's · 17-yard line. Reese replaced Stuhldreher- ·at quarterback for · Notre Dame. Brum­baugh· found· a hole at left , guard for a gain .of seven yards. Brumbaugh made two yards at right guard. ·Noppenberger replaced · Bach· for Notre ·Dame. · Oberst stopped Robertson .for ·no gain but Notre Dame' was ~enalize'd 16 ya~d~ 'for holding,

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First down .for T~ch on their. own 40-yard Jine. Brumbaugh·. fumble·d :·but recovered for a· five-yard loss. Robertson· ran wide around right end ior· four yards.

Robe.rtson's ·pass ·was ·intercepted by Bergman on · the · 45-yard line and he stepped out of"bounds on the 47~yard line. Enright replaced•·Layden for· Notre• Dame.· Bergman rounded right end for 28. yards and first down on the ·Tech 27-yard line. Enright· went· through' right ·'guard~ for: seven yards._ . . . . ,. .. : .·· ., . , . .

Maher ran around left end for a tocuh-· down. It was a. run of 21 yards. Reese's try for •the· extra point hit the goal post and bounded ,back .into 'the field. -.

Score, Notre Dame 26: Tech 0. · · The line-up:. ·

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·rolled over the goal .line and Notre Dame· . fi~~-~he ball· in pl~;y- · o.~. ;thei~ .,o\~n 20~yard · .. ~Connell made a·. nice .run ·of 27 yards. around left . end. - .. First . down. ·on . Notre Dame's 47-yard line. Crowley hit-oli' tackle for.:_two ~yards •. :, . .Connell_ ,was ~stopped." at

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