Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-06-30
CHAPTER vIi.-contInued.

he was so right, in regard to his own
performance, at least, that. tirereupon
drying up utterly, he proceeded to
stand, Il speechless figure in the midst
sof multitudlnous silence, for an eter-
nlty lasting forty-flve seconds. He made
racking effort, and at the end Of this
epoch found words again. "In making
ny argument in this debate, l would
State that"
1.-TWO minutesl" said the chairman.
'Reutation by the negative. Miss d.
focum. Two minutes"
~ waive them" said Dora, prlmly.
Fl submit that the affirmative has not
refuted the argument of the negative"
Very we'll" With his gavel the
chairman sharply tapped the desk be-
fore him. "The question is now be-
fore the house. Resolved, that Ger
many is both morally and legally 1usti-
3 fed in her invasion of Belgium All
those IN favor of the"
But here there was an Interruption
OF kind never before witnessed dur
ing any proceedings of the Lumen So
& ciety, 1t came from neither OF the de-
" baters, who still remained standing at
II their desks until the vote settling IL cir
comparative merits In argumeiI.
should be taken. The interruption
was from the rear row of seats along
the wall, where sat new members of
u the society, freshmen not upon the
q program of the evening. A loud nasal
y voice was heard from this quarter, a
n loud but nasal voice, shrill as well as
nasal, and fun of strange hot pas
sion Mr.. Chalrman" 1t cried. look
a'here, Mr.. Chairmani Mr.. Chairman,
l demand to be heardI You gotta gim-
me my say, Mr.. Chairman! I'm a.
gunna have my sayi You look-a-here,
Mr.. Chalrmanw
shocked by such a breach of order
ana by the unseemly violence of the
speaker not only the chairman but
everyone else looked there. A short.
S'Iohs inquire was on It's feet, gesticu-
.S''hg hercely; and the head belonging
" II was a large one with too nluch
curly black hair, fat swarfbv face
sH'ny and not Immediately shaver:
e'e was an impression Of ill-chosen
t So.nes too much fat red lip, too much
.O0'H' 100 much eyeball. Fred Mitchell
'eVoghlzed this violent interrunter es
Oue Lihski, fellow freshman who sat
s0A' ann IN one of his classes. "Yhat,s
~-', cuSS up to-" Fred wondered. and
I'u others. Linskl showed them.
80, e pressed forward, showing himself
~, the two rows In front Of him
~ ~ ne emerged upon the green Garnet
~. s"e open space, and as he came. he
S cFclonic with words
AZ lou don't put no such stuff as this
hot / tell you'll" he shouted in his
10y nasal voice. "This here's . froo
b otnIy and you call yourself de-
yoI society," do your Lemme tell
Chi oe'ohg to debating society In
fsi,soeo' where l come from. and them
orsb.. Up there, they'd think thev'd
sop - 30 Snot fer fake like what
tonia Ivot1e are tryin' to put over here
II nors ~ come down here to git some
In roo5 5I s. and pay fer it. too,
Il In - lafd money I've made sweatin;
& csgo. machine shop up there in Chi.
ton ~ o1' Il this is the kind of educa-
n bach ~ ~ a-sunna git, better 90 on
bate 6 ,e,e You call this a square de-
plst az advanced toward the cba,rmap,s
Il yor y King a frantic fist. "Well,
Comm M ", you got another think
snd r,va capiialis' frien'l You went
right fsr Clt the question whether jt'E
Eiun: ~, ssnoimuny to 60 through Bel
cAoinnpp no what do you do fer the
Ag r,sr' a.Ief You pick out this here
r waved his passionate