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AMiE CHAPEL TO BE SECOND CASINO i tlUullUUllt I lI td f llt i iu ik iil aUII APRIL FOOL •t I IEitCll{l llfl lllfI ltllltlllMlllU HUl •fi H!}11[Ut lllltf ttl f llU THE ARGUS ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 4rniTr rte? V Vrv -; ' n- rrrTmrr n T T TIIATnTI mTTTTT-1 Cl T-%A [ 7 r A T7TT nn ,non, SEES, KNOWS, TELLS ALL t[11A{A 3IIit11!liAI1I(1HAItf11i1 1il1IIAI1 A11 3i~ tllli~ i V'LUA.IVI. AA.IV BLOUUNGTON, ILLINOIS, TH4URSUAY, MAKCH Z, 1928 WESLEYAN MEN TO TOUR EUROPE ON BICYCLES Fifteen Lives Are Lost in Observatory Fire Robbers Steal Hard-Won Coin From President of University By Ye Olde Scribe It went over with a bangl "Seventh Hell" given Monday eve-ning, March 26, proved to be the mas-ter presentation of Eta Alfa Pi and Askers, Wesleyan. dramatic societies. Dante's Paradise Lost,. Marlowe's Di-vine Comedy and Milton's Tragical History of Dr. Faustus become drab, actionless, and boresome when com-pared to "Seventh Hell" as interpreted by Wesleyan's glorious group of pro-fessionals. Financially the play was even more than a success, a total deficit of five hundred dollars being reported taken in by the box office. Crowds appeared (Continued on page five) SCIENTISTS DISCOVER FOUNTAIN OF BRAINS What to do to make high grades! Helen Curtiss and Helen Wolff both think that if they let their hair grow they will have more protection for their brains and their -brains -won't roam around so much. Clara Foster has a method".all her own rid hat is to stay at the table and see how much longer she can eat after the rest of, the girls have finiihed' their, meal. Ruth Peugh has decided not to wa-ter- wave her hair any more because she is afraid that the combs will in-jure her brain. The best solution of all comes from Virginia Gay, who thinks that by eating oranges and eggs she can acquire a sufficient amount of gray matter to help 'her all her life. Does one want anymore solutions? Music School V O f B ri THE BEST DRESSED MAN TYRANNY IS ATTEMPTED BY AJILENIUI. Foi ' ithe first' time since Greek ty-rants made attempts at seizing the reins of governments in the Greek cit3y-states,, a tyranny has been set up right here at Wesleyan in the United States of America. No one had wind of what was stir-ring until the beginning of the new semester when agitation was started for new officers of government. By the time this agitation had started the tribe of the Ahlenii were well ground-ed in the minor offices of the school. From there it was but a step. Three or four weeks ago the lead-er of the revolt seized the first stra- (Continued on page five) NEW MUSIC SCHOOL BUILDING I The above picture of the new music school is made possible be-cause of the loss of $80,000 by Dr, Davidson. It embodies many features which will make it the best of its type in the United States. Cut is continued on page 5. FACULTY WILL SPONSOR ALL.SCHOOL DANCE IN GYM Wesleyan has been despoiled, robbed, victimize! In one of the most sen-sational day-light robberies in the his-tory of Bloomington, yveggs made away with over $80,000 Which had been raised recently for the erection of the new school of music building, from the home of Dr. William J. Davidson on Thursday morning. As yet no clew has been discovered as to the per-petrators of, the deed, but three sus-picious characters, Noel Hershey, Wil-liamn Bach, and Clyde Johnson, are be-ing held for, further questioning. The 'robbery itself was one of the most unique and sensational in the history of crime, the simplicity of the method used possibly accounted for the ultimate success. This is the story the way Dr. Davidson tells it: (Continued on page five) Still is Discoered in Raid; Rainy Days Predicted wui nistey vv U U on ir jrOJUUn During their receit investigation about the environs ouf-ou: fair inftitu- door and six shooters in hand, took tion, Federal Officers William Carter possession of all the money .on the and ymonod rist discovered table. Smoke filled the room and the and RaR~ymond MX~oris r~i discovered astounded men knew not which way to traces of a still about the old gym. In turn. turn. the course of the raid Almon Ives bel-lowed out, "You will not leave this Professors Lovejoy and Kinrade tried to make their getaway through a place, not a blank one you, until you've door which was found to lead to an paid me every cent you owe me, blank- underground passage, on exploration. ety, blank, blank, blank." When it Dean Wallis escaped, but was after-seemed a rough house was about to wards found hiding in Dr. Brown's take place, the officers opened the cellar. For Illinois Wesleyan Wesleyan students have long won- AMIE CHAPEL WILL E dered hbow. faculty ,metings are cbn-ducted. What it said, and who says it, AMUSEMENT PLACE and how. Now at last a meeting has M SEMENT PALACE be eopened, o the Argus reporters, (Contin'ued on page five) Since the new music building is to be an assured thing and since it is to house the -new chapel the problem arose as to what to do with .the old chapel room. President Davidson and a com-mittee of trustees settled the problem definitely at a meeting held at Scotty's chili joint on Tuesday evening. It has1 ille C., 11 -1 ., . - . ,-,. - rule has rarely been used before, since oeen iully aeciea anu plans are well V ll B e most of the athletes have come within the under way to convert Amie chapel into age limit, an amusement hall de luxe with the 1-k "1 In-investigating the report that sev- (Continued on page four) S onstruc on eral of the men on the teams were 28, it was discosered that there are 84 stu- STUNT SHOW PLANS It was announced by the authorities dents in school who are 28. Nearly half yesterday that all the athletic games of of this number are boys, many of whom SHOW IMPROVEMENT the year must be forfeited because of have been out for the teams this year. tihe discovery of an old rule of the Lit- Lindy Guilt of Age Some Acts to Appear in Stunt Show te NNinoe tesetnu. det over 25 years Hugo Lindquist, captain of the basket-of age can take part in the contests. This Continued on page five After interviewing the chairman of the Student Council, I find the follow- W i ing people are playing a great part in Wins Prize as Best-Dressed the program. Jim Payne :and. Mar-garet Simonson playing the leading Man on Wesleyan Campus roles i Romeo and Juliet. Can't you WINNER OF BEAUTY CONTEST. just see "Norm" Miller in that toy. Thornton McClaughry, editor of the airplane making a non-stop flight sup- Argus, was expelled for disrespect walked in. helped themselves to the Iposedly across the famous Miller BASEBALL SEASON and misrepresentation. Together wsith money and left. park. Then we xwil l e able to see McClaughry his assistants, copy-edi- Insulted Miller that little blonde "Tuffy Ganglaff" WITH FIFTEEN fsinging her most favorite love song OPENSWITH FIFTEEN tor Margaret Noble, and news editor Miss Miller followed up Dr. David- "Mine All Mine" with Dutch Lander Mary Helen Stone, w'ere also held son in the charges. She says thatplaying the saxophone accompaniment CONFERENCE WINS responsible for the crime. All three McClaugrSyl clwaurrohttree pp thhee crriitticciimm oo fp1alandin Fgr antchees sBaxuotlpehro ante thacec poimanpoa.n imTehnits have been expelled from the offices her play and didl all he could to insultn ne le ate piao T hi ' they hase held, and so crippled that her aidtnumber will be acted in person by no .. Q 5' it will not be possible for them to com- ohfe r thaen d drtaom-hautirct tdheep arctamste. nt Ons heb ehraelf- otherr tthhaann baasshhffuull Arrtt ZZiimmmmeerrmmaann " mit the same crime again, and Mars Frances Bristow. r b (Continued on page five) Heinous Charges The prominent and well-known " Dr. Davidson brought in the charges Ahlenius boys will make their appear-agansttheculrisi. s rouds orPROTECTIONAltiubossilnaehirper against the culprits. His grounds for ance as "Punch and Judy" in real life. o - expelling these students are to be WVe cannot afford to miss seeing found in a recent issue of the Argus. Fritz Rhea the noted dancer and that . He claims that he has been misrepre- Russell girl give their famous Spanish sented and treated with disrespect. I dances that they so faithfully practiced . President Davidson says that he never on every night. goes into Tim's, not even at Chapel i Peterson, Thompson, Paul Rhymer, v0, time. MNoreover he did not sit on the Moore and Evans Butler will "illi floor to the money for the drive. enter on the program in a sack relay. Wshen the strangers came to rob him e all think that Billie Moore wvill - 4"- they said nothing to him at all. They This fleet of Armed warriors goes twinipi roar, when, after all had assembled for merely hit mhehirimeml y oohvvieetrr tthhee hheeaadd aannd Ion duty ittnh ist he Argus room today. participatpinrigz.e as he is the smallest one (hCeon ntianfuteerd aolln hpaadg ea ssseimx)bled forix) IN UIV LarXJs 4 ---- . I _ .____ _ _- j.i X ~I~_ ~I~~_:
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Title | 1928-03-29 |
Publication title | The Argus |
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Newspapers Universities & colleges Students |
Year | 1928 |
Decade | 1920 |
Publisher | The Argus, Illinois Wesleyan University; printed by The Pantagraph, Bloomington, IL from 1894-2009 and P&P Press, Peoria, IL from 2009-present. |
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Language | eng |
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Full Text | AMiE CHAPEL TO BE SECOND CASINO i tlUullUUllt I lI td f llt i iu ik iil aUII APRIL FOOL •t I IEitCll{l llfl lllfI ltllltlllMlllU HUl •fi H!}11[Ut lllltf ttl f llU THE ARGUS ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 4rniTr rte? V Vrv -; ' n- rrrTmrr n T T TIIATnTI mTTTTT-1 Cl T-%A [ 7 r A T7TT nn ,non, SEES, KNOWS, TELLS ALL t[11A{A 3IIit11!liAI1I(1HAItf11i1 1il1IIAI1 A11 3i~ tllli~ i V'LUA.IVI. AA.IV BLOUUNGTON, ILLINOIS, TH4URSUAY, MAKCH Z, 1928 WESLEYAN MEN TO TOUR EUROPE ON BICYCLES Fifteen Lives Are Lost in Observatory Fire Robbers Steal Hard-Won Coin From President of University By Ye Olde Scribe It went over with a bangl "Seventh Hell" given Monday eve-ning, March 26, proved to be the mas-ter presentation of Eta Alfa Pi and Askers, Wesleyan. dramatic societies. Dante's Paradise Lost,. Marlowe's Di-vine Comedy and Milton's Tragical History of Dr. Faustus become drab, actionless, and boresome when com-pared to "Seventh Hell" as interpreted by Wesleyan's glorious group of pro-fessionals. Financially the play was even more than a success, a total deficit of five hundred dollars being reported taken in by the box office. Crowds appeared (Continued on page five) SCIENTISTS DISCOVER FOUNTAIN OF BRAINS What to do to make high grades! Helen Curtiss and Helen Wolff both think that if they let their hair grow they will have more protection for their brains and their -brains -won't roam around so much. Clara Foster has a method".all her own rid hat is to stay at the table and see how much longer she can eat after the rest of, the girls have finiihed' their, meal. Ruth Peugh has decided not to wa-ter- wave her hair any more because she is afraid that the combs will in-jure her brain. The best solution of all comes from Virginia Gay, who thinks that by eating oranges and eggs she can acquire a sufficient amount of gray matter to help 'her all her life. Does one want anymore solutions? Music School V O f B ri THE BEST DRESSED MAN TYRANNY IS ATTEMPTED BY AJILENIUI. Foi ' ithe first' time since Greek ty-rants made attempts at seizing the reins of governments in the Greek cit3y-states,, a tyranny has been set up right here at Wesleyan in the United States of America. No one had wind of what was stir-ring until the beginning of the new semester when agitation was started for new officers of government. By the time this agitation had started the tribe of the Ahlenii were well ground-ed in the minor offices of the school. From there it was but a step. Three or four weeks ago the lead-er of the revolt seized the first stra- (Continued on page five) NEW MUSIC SCHOOL BUILDING I The above picture of the new music school is made possible be-cause of the loss of $80,000 by Dr, Davidson. It embodies many features which will make it the best of its type in the United States. Cut is continued on page 5. FACULTY WILL SPONSOR ALL.SCHOOL DANCE IN GYM Wesleyan has been despoiled, robbed, victimize! In one of the most sen-sational day-light robberies in the his-tory of Bloomington, yveggs made away with over $80,000 Which had been raised recently for the erection of the new school of music building, from the home of Dr. William J. Davidson on Thursday morning. As yet no clew has been discovered as to the per-petrators of, the deed, but three sus-picious characters, Noel Hershey, Wil-liamn Bach, and Clyde Johnson, are be-ing held for, further questioning. The 'robbery itself was one of the most unique and sensational in the history of crime, the simplicity of the method used possibly accounted for the ultimate success. This is the story the way Dr. Davidson tells it: (Continued on page five) Still is Discoered in Raid; Rainy Days Predicted wui nistey vv U U on ir jrOJUUn During their receit investigation about the environs ouf-ou: fair inftitu- door and six shooters in hand, took tion, Federal Officers William Carter possession of all the money .on the and ymonod rist discovered table. Smoke filled the room and the and RaR~ymond MX~oris r~i discovered astounded men knew not which way to traces of a still about the old gym. In turn. turn. the course of the raid Almon Ives bel-lowed out, "You will not leave this Professors Lovejoy and Kinrade tried to make their getaway through a place, not a blank one you, until you've door which was found to lead to an paid me every cent you owe me, blank- underground passage, on exploration. ety, blank, blank, blank." When it Dean Wallis escaped, but was after-seemed a rough house was about to wards found hiding in Dr. Brown's take place, the officers opened the cellar. For Illinois Wesleyan Wesleyan students have long won- AMIE CHAPEL WILL E dered hbow. faculty ,metings are cbn-ducted. What it said, and who says it, AMUSEMENT PLACE and how. Now at last a meeting has M SEMENT PALACE be eopened, o the Argus reporters, (Contin'ued on page five) Since the new music building is to be an assured thing and since it is to house the -new chapel the problem arose as to what to do with .the old chapel room. President Davidson and a com-mittee of trustees settled the problem definitely at a meeting held at Scotty's chili joint on Tuesday evening. It has1 ille C., 11 -1 ., . - . ,-,. - rule has rarely been used before, since oeen iully aeciea anu plans are well V ll B e most of the athletes have come within the under way to convert Amie chapel into age limit, an amusement hall de luxe with the 1-k "1 In-investigating the report that sev- (Continued on page four) S onstruc on eral of the men on the teams were 28, it was discosered that there are 84 stu- STUNT SHOW PLANS It was announced by the authorities dents in school who are 28. Nearly half yesterday that all the athletic games of of this number are boys, many of whom SHOW IMPROVEMENT the year must be forfeited because of have been out for the teams this year. tihe discovery of an old rule of the Lit- Lindy Guilt of Age Some Acts to Appear in Stunt Show te NNinoe tesetnu. det over 25 years Hugo Lindquist, captain of the basket-of age can take part in the contests. This Continued on page five After interviewing the chairman of the Student Council, I find the follow- W i ing people are playing a great part in Wins Prize as Best-Dressed the program. Jim Payne :and. Mar-garet Simonson playing the leading Man on Wesleyan Campus roles i Romeo and Juliet. Can't you WINNER OF BEAUTY CONTEST. just see "Norm" Miller in that toy. Thornton McClaughry, editor of the airplane making a non-stop flight sup- Argus, was expelled for disrespect walked in. helped themselves to the Iposedly across the famous Miller BASEBALL SEASON and misrepresentation. Together wsith money and left. park. Then we xwil l e able to see McClaughry his assistants, copy-edi- Insulted Miller that little blonde "Tuffy Ganglaff" WITH FIFTEEN fsinging her most favorite love song OPENSWITH FIFTEEN tor Margaret Noble, and news editor Miss Miller followed up Dr. David- "Mine All Mine" with Dutch Lander Mary Helen Stone, w'ere also held son in the charges. She says thatplaying the saxophone accompaniment CONFERENCE WINS responsible for the crime. All three McClaugrSyl clwaurrohttree pp thhee crriitticciimm oo fp1alandin Fgr antchees sBaxuotlpehro ante thacec poimanpoa.n imTehnits have been expelled from the offices her play and didl all he could to insultn ne le ate piao T hi ' they hase held, and so crippled that her aidtnumber will be acted in person by no .. Q 5' it will not be possible for them to com- ohfe r thaen d drtaom-hautirct tdheep arctamste. nt Ons heb ehraelf- otherr tthhaann baasshhffuull Arrtt ZZiimmmmeerrmmaann " mit the same crime again, and Mars Frances Bristow. r b (Continued on page five) Heinous Charges The prominent and well-known " Dr. Davidson brought in the charges Ahlenius boys will make their appear-agansttheculrisi. s rouds orPROTECTIONAltiubossilnaehirper against the culprits. His grounds for ance as "Punch and Judy" in real life. o - expelling these students are to be WVe cannot afford to miss seeing found in a recent issue of the Argus. Fritz Rhea the noted dancer and that . He claims that he has been misrepre- Russell girl give their famous Spanish sented and treated with disrespect. I dances that they so faithfully practiced . President Davidson says that he never on every night. goes into Tim's, not even at Chapel i Peterson, Thompson, Paul Rhymer, v0, time. MNoreover he did not sit on the Moore and Evans Butler will "illi floor to the money for the drive. enter on the program in a sack relay. Wshen the strangers came to rob him e all think that Billie Moore wvill - 4"- they said nothing to him at all. They This fleet of Armed warriors goes twinipi roar, when, after all had assembled for merely hit mhehirimeml y oohvvieetrr tthhee hheeaadd aannd Ion duty ittnh ist he Argus room today. participatpinrigz.e as he is the smallest one (hCeon ntianfuteerd aolln hpaadg ea ssseimx)bled forix) IN UIV LarXJs 4 ---- . I _ .____ _ _- j.i X ~I~_ ~I~~_: |
Collection | Student and Alumni News Periodicals (Illinois Wesleyan University) |