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riuu i.......... ....... . ......1javAD J1,011 Inquiring Reporter...... ..Jane Orr .Reporters Alice Aitschul Ethel Anderson John Barden Emma Bickharn Bob Greenhali Jack 'Hicks Bob Hutchings Bud Howard gugene M-anc inelli Ruth jackson Virginia -Lotz J. McConnaughev Mazie Mouat Jane Norman George Ogan Jerome Strauss Vir. Rietheier, Jane Yost WASHINGTON AND LINCOLN Trhe month of great men is nearly passed. All hope for further vacations is gone. It is the time to stop, to think anid. to r ealize the true greatness 'of America's: two greatest'nmca. One is the father of our country, the other is, the preserver of> the union. Exactly opposite in outward appearances, these Men were exact- ly the saine in thoughts and actions when the- life of our country was ,at stake. Washington, the debonair Virginia gentleman, Lincoln, the awkward backwoods rustic; Washington, the briliant military genius, Lincoln, the smnalltown lawyer-these are their differences; their simlarities: both men were scrupulously honèst, -mas- ,er diplQmats and sure judges of mcn,. and both wcre intensely patriotic. A study of American history wilI without a doubt prove the true great- ness of these in. Washington, while beset with every. diffigulty as the commander of the first troops of.the Unted States and when given the task of. $orming and. putting into peration a new government, shoWed bis truc genius. Lincoln given the cqually bard tasks of maintaining the union, ruing a divided country at war when the great mass of its peo- ple was against the war, gave bis lif e that the country might endure. it is impossible to decide which of th, two men. is the greater.. They oûverçamc differentý difficulties under different conditions. Their training as statesmen and as soldiers was in ai edly, but we have noticed very mucb better order at noon, and have heard. no wild shrieks of anguish resulting f rom distress, sincethe new method went into effect. It is. manifestly a success. it is just a shamie that thé. litt1e dears are miade to separate for a few Minutes, but after ail if they are smnart, they can meet at the top.of, the stairs. It is j.ust' a shame* that "husbands and. wives" must be cut off fromft their conversation temapor- arily, but they'cansettie these mat- ters at homne. Anyhow, we. are wholeheartedly satisfied with the ne* systemn. This at leas! eliminates a few visits to the, nurse for adhesive tape, for banged up knlees and bruises. It is therefore an economical move to restore law and order in the community.. Finlaàyson's 4th. Basket Sinks Proviso 27 to 25 New ?rieIrls leavyweight 'basket tos- sers nosed out Proviso In th~e last min- ute of play when Coke FInlayson go! loose under the basket for hi. fourtb ringer of' the gaine. The score was 27-É6 -the ieague-leading Treverians had caught themselves slipping, but wben the dus! settled they stili haît undis- puted bold on flrt place. Everyone in this day of sport bas heard of the well kxiown Merriwell finish, anid If those who saw the Proviso-New Trier basketball tilt last Friday didn't know what it was, they certainly ougbt to now. Captain Jones, who was Injured In the earller stages of the game, was sent In when the score was Proviso 23, New Trier 21, with-two minutes to play. He sànk a basket aâmost Immediately to tie the score, and hobbled off the floor. Then sweeping like a whirlwind up and down the floor, both teams sènk a, bas- ket. Coke then followed with bis win-, nlng toss and tbe game passed lnto gler- loue bistory. Frank Churcb, high point scorer of the lbague, sbaied honors with Finlayson, both amassing 8 points. In the prellminary lightweigb t game, New T'rier romped rough.sbodover,,the. home ligbts 31-18. JobnnyBorine sanký four baskets and two free throws, mak- ing bimsel1f high point man oftbce game.q Girls' Basketball League Keeps 4 Classes Busy. floggerel Nine Little bot dogs Sizil' on a plate In came tbe boarders And then tbey were. ate. "Do you want to see somietbingtswell ?" ".Sure, wbat le I1! «'Drop this. sponge ln water."l Tskl Tokl lies!: (coming out on darkened veran- d&) -iAre ail you young folks enjoylng yô'arselveg ?" Silence. liut: (going. back ln) I'Tbat's fline." Anid speaklng cf cbins-tw o's a crowd. Awakenhiig Co-ed,: '.'And wben did, you quît, play- Ing. poker?" FPlapper.: "Just as soon as 1 came, te myseîf."1 Va: '#Was b. surpfrised wheu you sald you wanted to mnarry bhis daughter?"* Dave: "Was lie? Tbe gun nearly fell eut of hie band!" Oh, 1Pardon K.! Prince George, younigest sorn of Klng Geç>rge, was tbrown from a horse the other day. W. undeérstand tbat h. got up and said: "Say, who do you thluk I am "' "And how was your fatber-lu-Iaw iooking wben you lastss.w bim?" "Stratgbt down tbe barrel !" Heard ln Seotland Cbeering sertJon: "4Get that quarteri. bock!. .. ...... ..... ........ .... IAdvisor Room NotesJ Couipetition is Iceen between' Miss Cole's roorn and Mrs. Wehr's. To the one, who a! the end of the month bas a p erfect record in tardy to school permits, a five-pound box of candy will be given. The losing room. bas to, buy the prize,. The rooms are- tied now. The samne sort of sport is, being cÉarrie.d on between Missi Breiden-m bach's. and Miss Paul's advisees. Theyý are both freshmnen rooms. The only thing which is different is the prize. This timne the reward is only pA>unIeU 1 DlI<èt .6% IncOKI o, a nW. DC fieldhouse record. Oak PaYW.'s sprint. reiay team banded New Trier ls flrst C t reverse-of the yearf aise settlng' a newt' fieldhouse record of 1:23à to do l. George Quinlan of New- Trirt won thb' 440 yard dab, setting a. aew record,. doing the two furlongs lu, :53 seconds.. lie also placed. third lu the 50. yarl da h, maklug binseif higli point man> of tbe meet. Henry Bender -won thé- low burdle..race easily lu the fast turne of 6.3 seconds. Don . Pavllcek ran ai ,dfram$atic"dead heat wlth Feu eof Deer- field lu the 880,yard run. Their lim&e was 2:09 minutes-m.o stiff a. pace, that at tleeund oethte race, the runners, were fllngail over the traek. Bast Aurora seema to grow 11e mnlers, out that way, for tbey placed tirs! and second,- as did Oak Park lu the fIfty Yard dasb. Oak Park prove4 10 lie strong -lu tbe field eveuts, taklng -lihe polo vauuit and, tyiug for tirst lu the bigh Jump wlth Coke Flulaysou of New Trier. Su amarles FoU.>W 50' Yard IDasi-Won by Iferman <(OP): BurlIng (0OP) second; Quiulan (NT) thIrd; Bender (NIT) fourth. 'rim- :05.5. 440 Yard Dash-Won by Quinlai> (N(T);, Rugeby (D) second; Zinkil (OP)' third; Grunow (OP) -fourth. Ture- :59- 880 Yard Dash-Won by Pavilceki (N(T) and Fell (D) .tied;* Joyee (NT)@ thîrd; White (FIA) fourth. Tlrn-2 :00<. Mlle Run-Won by Haag (NIA)'; Sper- ry (BA) second; Foster (J) third; Zim- merman (OP1) fourth. Tlme-4 :53. 50 Yard Low liurdles--Wpu by Bon- der (N(T); Wright (0P) second; Lav- Icka (OP) tbfrd; 'Bell (NT') fourlIr. TlIme :06.3. 50 Yard lHigh Hurdleo--Won 17 .&IT- field MJ; Worthuton () second.- Lavicka (OP) third;Grahiam (OP) fourtb. Tue- :073. Higli Junp.-Won by .Plnlayson (N(T> and Lloyd (OP); Anderson and Bots- mer (J) tied for third. Height--5 feet 9 luches. Broad Jump-Won -by Poster (BA); Anderson (0P) second;,Wanzer (NT> third; Sotbrlts (0P) fougtlh. Distance- '20 feet 'A mIn. Poie Vault-Won by Sugg (OP); Gardiner (OP) second; Beltzner (J) and Pester (BA) tied for third. Helght Shot Put-Won by Stephens (J) ; 0v- son (OF) second;, Benvenuti (D) third; Schuman, fourtb. Distance-Si feet RU! in.AL i eoeyou tome oshl.Ti Four," and "The Crime, at Vander- snould is such an old rule that it shouldn't A ISa UEng wa ssedls!Tusd tynden's" as well as three short bein benecessary to bring it up, especially that If tue juniors and senloY's did ne! sketches. The setting of the whole weak to the u-nerclassmen, and here's leave the club-roin lu icter cendition, book is the Spanish Farm, once an habit. hopiug they will Set a good examfple 1't wIiid lie closed during lunch perlod. old Spanish fort, in Flandérs. The. forced to te udercassenby cmpling ise Ifthe ôlige umer contliýues te frt to te udercassen, y. omplingdisappear, t 1 wil le eut off tbe suli- action takes place during the World getsa with*Ibis rule. aription ils! for' the coming yoar., war. seen i ol. A pi namne If g ou or ne b0 W. goou 1111U5 lic. higI sebeel Le students a*. the camnpus.