South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

the service department or The Jug
gler'' has received national recog-
milton from large advertising agen-
cies, because the magazine has CO.
operated with the advertiser. Realiz-
ing the value Of college humor mag
azines as advertising markets. n
special agency has been formed in
the East which deals solely with
college publication advertising.
Eight issues have been published
every year since 1920 when Delmar
Edmondson, of Marion. Ohio, was
editor OF the first "Juggler." Ed
mondson was recently with the Fam
Gus Players-Lasky scenario depart
ment. and is now in New York where
he is writing for the legitimate
stage. Associated with Edmondson
was Larry Cook, OF New Rochelle,
IL, and Andy Moynihan. of Fit.
Wayne, Ind, now doing literary work
for the Chicago Daily News Sue
ceeding Edmondson as editor was
George D. O'Brien, of New Rochelle,
Ill, who has been connected with
the Chicago Tribune" art depart
ment. Mr.. O'Brien was art editor
during the Juggler's first year. Vim
cent Fagin, now a member of the
architectural faculty at Notre Dame,
was the first man connected with
the art staff Paul Pfohl, of Chi.
Cago, was made circulation manager.
and Arthur c Shea, of Indianapolis.
business manager. when OBrien
succeeded TO the editorship last year
Shea succeeded O'Brien as editor
this year and Pfohl was continued
as circulation manager, while George
Dever, of Chicago, H., was made
business manager. and Harry w.
Flannery, Of Hagertown, Nd, art
editor. She Will matriculate at
Harvard next year and after several
years there he will enter advertising
work in the East. Pfohl will enter
foreign exchange in Chicago or New
York. Dever, a junior, will remain
at the university as editor-in-chief
OF The Juggler." and F'lannery. al
go a junior. will assume duties as
editor-in-chie of the university an
nual, The Dome" The successors
to these latter two and Pfohl have
not yet been appointed. They will
be selected from the boards of this
year who are as follows:
Associate editors - Edward W.
Gould, Clarence Manton. John Buck
ley, Robert d. shea. Paul c. Mar
tin, p. ]. O'COnnel.
Art staff-Robert B. O'Riordan.
George 3. Fisher, Vernon Z. Rick
ard. Alfred NJ. Noll Joseph Luley.
Advertising staff - James F.
Young, Dan D. Hickey, Frank j. Nc
Carthy.
The STATS are chosen on merit
alone. Diligent and faithful work
during the year entities a man to
consideration for vacancies on the
staff. Next years editors will be
announced in the next issue. out
about the last Of May. The recog-
milton of The Juggler" as a worthy
advertising agent by big advertisers
has enabled 1t TO become a fifty
page publication. ana space Is now
| possible TO give room for many con-
tributors The organization IS un-
Ger faculty supervision and the ad-
vantages 10 the ambitious student
are many. Work seen in print is an
incentive TO greater efforts, and the
monthly awards made by The Jug
gler" give the contributors oppor-
tunity for material award as we'll.
. Prizes are offered for the best liter
airy and artistic contributions each
issue. The chances for development
5 are consid era BILE.
The Prom issue. the students say.
was the best Of the year The Foot
ball number was exceptionally good.
and much of its matter was extern
sively quoted. The Girls number was
made up Of material received from