1918 02 11 The Tan and Cardinal

The Tan and Cardinal PCB LI HED IX TH E I X T ERE ST OF OTTERBEIN COLLEGE W ESTERVILLE, OHIO, FEBRUARY 11, 1918.

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No . 17.

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J. H. La r imore of the American Dual Debate W ith Musking um Issue Speaks at Press Club.

Will Be Held .February 19.

T h e fir t de bate o f th e seas on wilC o m ething o f th e a ct ua l o r ani zati o n o f th e m ode rn n ewspape r office ---be he ld T ue day evl'ning Fe bruary 19' Varsity Nearly Doubles Score in Fast wa s bro ug ht befo r e th e P r e s Club Delegates Coming from Pennsylvania, in th e Coll ege chapd. T hi is o ne \\. edn csday evening by '.\lr. J . H. West V irginia, and O hio to pa rt of th e dual de ba te arranged b eGame W ith Cedarville on Larim o r e. Th e writer o f th e edito r D isc uss Big Drive. twe en Otte rb in a nd Ilfu k in u m _ Local Floor. _ ___ ial in most pap ers ha s ,·cr y littl e to T h e nega t ive team co mp osed o f I do with th e policy o f th e pap er. H e VISITORS T O BE BAN QU E TED '.\-I ess rs. G laun er, \ illct, and J ayne LOSE- TO CA PIT AL i alm os t ent1rcly und e r th e co ntr o l o f : _ __ _ w ill a p pear o n th e loca l p la tfo r m a nd I the mana g ing edito r wh o te ll s him ' th e affirmative te a m , M c sr . K li ne, Germans Pil! Up S core By a Spurt what he may writ e o r rath er what he Arrangeme nts .~:.·: ~ Been Made for I Il[ a c. and H o we will g o to '.\l u, kinin Last Minutes of ma y no t writ e. Th e n ew is handl ed Launching Day In All Churches ' g um. Th e t eam s hav bee n hard at Play.

In N ine Co nferences. ' wo rk fo r o m ", ti m", an d will" ~• ure ly · I d cby m en having charge o f sp ec1a Th e O t terb ein quint et m et ·cdar - part me nt . Th e city edito r ta ke care .\ t leas t o n e hundr ed peo p le fro m p u t up a g ood argu men t. A larg e vill e in a fa t . sc ra p py gam e in th e o f all news o f a local natur e. th e tclc- t h e s tates of P en n ylv ania. \\·e t \ "ir- r ep rese 1Jtati o n o f th e student body lo cal g y m las t L"rida y eve ning. Th e graph editor handles n ew co mi ng in g in ia , a n d O hi o . ar c expec ted to at- o ught to h e o ut to h1: a r th e o p 1: ni ng am e wa - t a utly co nt e sted from the over th e , ire from o ther part o f th e I tend the campaign co nf ere nce whi ch de bate. fi rst whi ti c to th e final hot. Th e I tat e or nati o n.

Oth er d epart- is t o be h eld he r e Tu esda y a nd \V edOthn prog r a m of a fo r <: n ic nat ur t: local bo ys ha ve d evelop ed th eir pass- 1 ment of minor importance ar e that n esda y o f thi s week. In addition hav e be 11 arran~ed f r by the L'u~Jlic ing abilit y und er t h eir n ew co a ch . Ray of the exchange ed itor, athlet ic edi - about tw enty per ans fr o m th e im- 1 p eak 11 Co uncil , to ~cc ur o m .: t m1e \Vatt s. and play ed togeth er b ett er tor , and in some cas es a sp ecial p er- mediate loc.rlity will be pr ese nt. Th e soon. I h e D ecla_mat, o n Onk st • 0 than in an y o th er game th is ea son . 1so n to cov er happenings in th e th e- ·purp ose of th e co1_~fercn ce, a - an- Io n~ po stpo'.1~d w,11'. a t la t he c~ m.e a

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Th e gam e wa s well atte nd ed but for 0 111 r ea so n th e r e was an ab cn cc o f organized ro oting.

Otterb ein gained th e lead in the first few minutes of play and maintain ed it throughout the game. Mill e r played a_ good floor gam e and secured four nice baskets during the first l~alf.

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A; soo n a s suffici ent inter est can be I wo rk ed up, an experienced newspap er man fr o m Columbus will be secured to talk to the club. It is hoped that enough people will tak e an inte rest in th e club to make it a large factor in the campaign for th e college.

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ment will e ca ll ed upon to exp r ess their views on the project, among MENS MEETING BIG SUCCESS

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end ed with the score 2 1 to 11 in Otter- T 0 S ections Unite In Meeting At bein's favor . w Church Hour Sunday In the econd half Fox cut loose Evenin g. and rolled up eight field goals to hi c:edit. Mi ll er and Me)'. er fought conAnnual Chri tian , Endeavor 1 tently a 11 d both eq ual ed their score wa ob crved in the local church. ~nof th e first half. Funk, Barnhart and day vening w h en the two societie ·111ith !) lay ed a close game at guards, mH in a ni on Meeting in th e ch urch fo rcing th e ir opponen t to futile long I audit o riu m. The entire even ing erhots. The vi siti ng team wa gam e vice was given ove r to th e Endeavorand fo ug ht hard to th e end , exh ibiting er and wa s devoted t o a presentation 0111e very cred ita ble floor work. The 'I and di sc ussion of th e great F o ur Y ear game en d ed with th e score 53 to 30 in Program campaign soon to be la un chfavor of Otterbei n. _ eel by our ~eno1:1inati o '.1 . T h e p~oFox and Mill er were the high scor- gram wa u111qu e 111 th at it wa s ear n ed er for Otterb ein, F ox making eleven o ut en tire ly by th e young people and Miller eight fie ld goals. th em e h·e . Th e various phases of (Co ntinu ed on page two .) the work were presented a nd ably handled by r ep r e entati,·e numb er of Board Recommends Coach. th e two ocieties.

At a rec e nt m ee ting of the Board Th e evening' service wa ope ned of Control defi nite action was . taken by r eading of the Scripture, th e par111 r egard to secu ring a basket ball able of th e rich young rul e r, by A. C. coach for the r e mainder of the sea­ iddall follow ed by an earne st prayer so n. After cons id ering possib ilitie s, for de~per con ecration and a domiRay Watt wa r commen d ed and ha s nant life purpose by Ar th ur Pede n. sin ce been ec ur ed to act as trainer. Mis '.\fary Griffi th th en read a n cl exMr. Watts needs no introduction to p la ined the Four Year Goa l adopt_ed ath letic 1;•1ppo r te r s for but a few year s by the r ecen t General Confere nc e, mage he wa a prominent figure on the dicating the ir appli cat ion to Chu r ch, local gridiron and basket ball floor. Christian Endeavor and ou r College.

T he r es ult s of his coaching ar e al­ "The Meaning of th e Quiet Hour" ready being see n and the prospects was di cus eel by :Mis Keller, who for th e r ema ining games are truly pictured in well chosen wo rd th e bright. va lue and need of secret prayer. She The Board also sanction ed th e ac­ S howed that a life close to Christ, !ion of the student body in su pend­ earnest, confident and consecrated, tng baseball for this year. Tennis can not be li ved apart from secret courts ,v-ere a subject of consideration pray er and communion w~ th - God. and the completion . of the courts is - R . · J: Harmelink, · disaKsiog · th e (Continued on pase four,) assured for this spring.

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r ealit y o n F c bruar) 2 · In th e h r t 1 wee k i~ Mar ch_a dua l _d e ba_te is t o b e . h eld with Capital _LJ~11v ers1ty . L ater I ,n th e am c n~onth it I ho p ed th ~t the:11_111 ual Prohib,tio n _ L o nteS t will be g iven . Profe or Fritz an n o un c..: ·, that I arra ,~g em ent ,ar e bemg made , ro r a girls deha~e team and th at a call for, try-out Wlll be mad O 11 • _·

no un cc d by lead ers. 1 to wo r k up en• thusiasm to th e highest pitch prcpara to ry to th e formal o pe n ing of the campaign o n Launching Da y.

Dinner at six-thirty Tu esday night in Cochran Hall w ill be the fir t event of the ''pep rail('· Bi hop '.\Jatthew has been_ appo1~ted t oa_s tmaster for the occa 1011 . Big m en 111 the move-

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th em G. A. Lamb ert, pre id ent of the Boa rd of Trustees, President Clip pinge r. and many of the Confe r ence u_perintende nts. Mo t of the day \V ednesda y wi ll be taken up with a round table di cussion a to ways and ,11eans for the succes ful carrying o ut of the campaign. It is also intimated that th e chap el h our will b occ upied by speeches from the visitors.

All kind s of a rrangemen t have bee n made for Laun ching Day in th c churches of the t erri tory t o make it a gr eat day. The oflice force h~ bee n busy fo r th e last few day s s nd,ng o ut final let ter to th e pastors urging th e m to preach pecia l erm on on th e ( Continued on page two.)

--------Special Chapel Wednesday.

Chapel service Wedne day morning promises to be a big treat in that it wi ll be a diversion from th e ordinary routine. Many of th e big men of th denomination will b th ere and some of th em ar e expected to talk to th e tud ents. tud ents themselve will be represented by peaker from each of the four college cla se . H . R. Brentlinger ha s been ch o n from the Senior class, Helen Bovee from the Juniors, Gladys Howard from the Sophomores, and irgil Willet from the Freshmen. They will doubtless give ample proof to the vi s itors t_hat the students ar e back of th e campaign, h eart . and soul. Special music is being arranged for th e service, both the boys'· and girls' glee clubs furnishin&: num\)ers.

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Otterbem Professors Give Excellent Program Before a Well · F·11 d H 1 e ouse.

At the regular monthly mceti n of the Otterbein Brotherhood ~ ~ior~ an audience that nearly filled th e Chai>e l, wa given what is a id to he th e best en tertainm e nt of it s kind h earJ in \\ c tcrville thi · y·ear. Aside from th e m embe rs, ladi and clj ildre 11 at in th e a udi e nce a · pccia l gue ts.

Every nu mbe r given· was well ri::ceiv­ eel judging from th • applau e, e n­ co r e bei ng fr eq ue irt.

The ervi ces wer e in -c harge or t h e presid en t of th Br the rho od. Mr. \Vaxb om . Affer th e •invocation by Reverend Burtner th e program of t he evening began. The fir t numb..:r wa an organ election by Profe or ra Mr. rabill' s r nditi on of bi ll. " cotch Fantasia" by Macfarlane brought ve ry vividly to t he min d t he o ld cotch tun e . Following t hi Profe o r and M r . Earl Hopkin , ac ­ companied by Mr . Goodbrcad, fav ­ ored the audi n c with a beautiful violin duet. Pro f sor Hopkin then sang three lection : ·'Invictus," " That weet Little v oman O' :\fine," and th e " ornish Dane ." The list­ eners we r e th e n favor d with a read• ing by Profes or Fritz. The tocy of David Harum, by Wescott, won the h earty app 1ause o f veryone pre ent.

The final number was a· violin solo by Mrs. Earl J-Iopkios. -Mrs. Hopkins is an artist and ha s woa-.terful co.ntrot (Continued on page two.)

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WIN AND LOSE • \ '05. Edga r \ V. McMullen di ed at his (Continued fr c-m page one.) . hom e in Dayto n, Virginia, D ece mb er The team was somewhat. handt - \ 1I, 1917. For seve ral years after his capped by t h e absenc e of th eir fight- graduation h e was principal of the 'ing captain, Tom Brown. . high sc hoo l in Dayton . V irginia, and Otterb ein (53) Cedarville (~O) later was p rofessor in the Shenandoah Co llin s Collegia . te Institute · Iocat e d t h er e. H e R· F· W agoncr L F Cre swell . . ·f d d aug ht er. · · M eyer 1s su r vived by a w1 e an Fox C. Co rnwell Miller R. G. Thorn ' 16. :\Ii s Claire Kint igh of G r ee n sFunk L. G. K ennon burg. P e nn ylvania, has acc e_pted a I Subst itu tions-Mi ll er for \ agon e r, position as in tructor of Engh _h and I Barnhart fo r Mil ler , ~ mith for Funk.

History in the Hig_h chool of 1 oung- \ Fie l<l goal -M iller 8, M ey er s -1 , wood, P nnsylvan1a .

Fox 11. Barnh ar t \ , '!"horn 2, Cornwe ll '05. Profe or A. P. R osse lo t wa re1 S res well 1, o lh ns 3. ce ntly e lected president of th e V'- les- 1 'F r ee throws-Fox 5, o llin s 8. tcrvil le branch of the R ed r oss . sue- ' ceeding :\fr s. Frank J . R esler , '93, who R [erec- anders.

Timer-Hitt. resigned on account of ill h ealth .

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On ·walk-Over Shoes for men and womenLadies Shoes _____________ ___ ___ __ _____·_______ $1.50 to $7 .90 39 N. High st.

ThenWalk-Over Shoe Co. C olumbus, O. M ention Tan and Cardinal.

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'OS, '07. Thomas E . Hughe and wife 1 corer-. idda 11.

C apital Game. . . . ( Fran ce B arn e t t ) of L o A 11g cles , In a whirl-wind cx h1b1t 1on of ba - \ Ca lifornia, ar c th e joint auth o rs o f a kct-ball ttcrbein met defeat at th e book "T h e C unningh a m :\I cmorial ," hand s of apital Unive rsity at o- pub!;' hed to commemorate the li ves lumbu on • aturday night. Fa t fl oo r o f Benjamin Franklin unningham, work. accu ra te pa sing. a nd clo c '03 and hi wif e (Ge rtrud e Barnett, I guarding were d i-1>layed by· bo th '07.), who w er e taken away in su ch a 1 team thr o ugh out th e gam e. For tragi c mann er by accidental drow n - 1' thr minut es the teams played w 1th - \ ing in eptc mb er. 191 6. Otterbe in -\ out a basket b ei ng ma?e. Then th e p eo ple who kn ew :\Ir. and Ur s. Cuncoring b ega n by Ca pital making a ningham and :\lr. and 1'Ir . Hughe :field goa l. Th e sco,·e was close at I will be e pecially in te r es t ed in t hi s all times during th e first half. Near . \ b 00 k . t h e e nd of the fi r t half Otter b e 111 _ _ f four points. The fir t \ ' 10. R ev. \ V. A. Knapp of Gr ee n sburg.

• · d · · h a d a Ieac1 o half ended with the sco r e 18 t o 14 in Penn ylva1~1a,_ 1s co n_ uct111g a series · \' f \ of evange lt tic meetmg in :\fadi on .

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Jn the second period the ad va ntages during F e bruary. ..... ... ...

• -· .,t of th home flo or an d the close guard - '93. Frank J. R e \er , fi eld man for ing of Fox, Ottc rb ci n's high sco r er, th e Military Entertainment ounci l, told in fav or f apital. The game r eturn ed last wee k from an ext end ed ended -12 to 24 in fa'vor of Capital. western trip. Mr. R esler has charge This wa s the fastest and cl ean eS t of the sal es o f "S m il eage" Book in game ~ f the cason. V-lagon e r play- seven s tat es in th e W es t and on the up ed th e tellar game for Otte rb ein , Pacific coa t and this trip wa for tak ing ix ba kets to his credit. the organization of the wo r k. H e visIn two weeks Capital p lay tter- itcd on the way with hi brothe r . Edbein h er e. Rememb er reveng e is win D. R esler, '91. of Corvall is . Or esweet. gon , and hi sister. Mrs. L. R. HarOtterbein (24) Capital ( 42 ) fo r d, '72, of Omaha, 1 ebraska.

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Bernlohr W a gon er F 1Iueller '95. Mrs. John A. ho emak er (Daisy "Meyer · L. '.

Wild Cu ter) of Pitt burgh. Penn. y lvania, ·Fox R.CG. Ricke r t is vi iting h er moth er on W e t o l~ C r->eam P e!:Jecft"on Miller L. G. Winterhoff lcgc . venu e.

"The Place for Sweets to Eat." .F u nk ub titutions-Otterbcin: Miller for '16. Mi My rtl c Harris . wh is agoncr mith for Miller, Barnhart teaching in th e High ch ool at om- PEP CONFERENCE ---------------HERE THIS WEEK tor r-unk; Capita l : Kantz.er for Win­ erton , Ohio, wa s in We t erville la t 1 tcrho ff. Haltmcyer for Wi ld , Holste week.

C on t·1mie d f ro m pa g-e o n e.) for Bern lo hr.

'12. Mi s Edith Cobl entz of Galion , cve nt ee nth , and er mon and addr Fi Id goal : Wagoner 6, Mey er 2, hio, spe nt last wee k in \\ e tervill e. \ o utlin e hav b ee n s ugge ted in 0 ~ 1 : , Fox I, Funk 2, Winterhoff 7, Rickert The High cho 1 in whi ch h is ca c .

Fully eventy· fiv e · 11 p ec1a 3, \ ild 2, Mueller 5, Bern loh r 4. teaching was clo ed becau e o f la ck spea k er , member of th e faculty and Free throw -Fox 2. of coal.

I o th er church lead er , arc to b e ent Referee- ander .

'94. T. H. Bradrick of \ e tcrvillc, o ut a ll ove r th e t errito ry. and wh e r e Timer -M ull in, Poul on.

Ohio, ha j u t received an appoint- no uch arrangement can b made the ' corer - tellhorn, Dunlap. mcnt a ecretary of the Young Men' C_o nfcre nce up erint en dent ar e plan1' ext Saturday ni g h t Otte rb ein Chri tian ocia tion with the army n,ng _to hav e the mini t<:r exchang e t B . W . W E LLS, Merchant Tailor J)lay Antioch h ere. ow if th e at- in France. T h e date of hi ailing i , pu lpit for th e day. Letter h av I O far Fine line of spring samp les. tendancc of our ho m e gan~c till indefinite. 1lr. Bradrick return- been ent to hri tian E nd eavor J ]1as been a fair repr_ e~1 tation of th_e eel today from ::S: cw York City where ~orkcrs and unday ch ool m en t ell- ' C leaning and Pressing done on I chool. then Otterbem I ma ll' r th ' h e had a confere nce with th " ar Ill~ 11: em _th part th ey can p lay in th1 1 sho r t notice. year than we th ught, and Sa) , av~ \ o rk o un c1l. \)lg driv e. The plan i n t to a k yo u all lo t your pep and your vo ice . I _________ for mon ey yet at the ope ning of t i I Co r. M ain and S tate ~ Let' have the gym crowded next M E N 'S M EETING B I G SUCCE SS ca mpaign b ut only to get th t/~1 ' Q W . HENDERSO N,M. D - c a:turday night and a little of the old before th e people that they \~:a b (Con_tinued from page one.)

Office Residcnc 11ne · rooting. ov r l_1er 111. trument. .

'I able to act i Ilt e11 ·ig nt 1Y w hen y th e t tate and P lum 99 · tatc A a fitt in g conclu 1011 lo th e entert ime come for ti I d • . .

1e r ea nv c tamment th e audience aro e and ang _________ · 10 to 11 A. M:. l to 4 P. },{.

Private 0. W. Mourer, of t h e Co­ u nday and Evet1ing by merica with a v im that told of vie-\ Li eut enant J 1 H d · lumbu Barrack · , visited We terville en n x o f Camp . o 111 tory for both Nation and Church. · h erman pc, 1t , un d ay 111 · "vv' e t rv,11 . . p ~oin tment. _;__-friend unday : · · •

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la~ge variety of beauti f ul packa o-e., pnced fr om ---- ---·····--·--··-··---- $1.00 to $2.50 I lace yo ur ord er n ov\ - we will deliver it T hursday m ornin o-.

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asking that m en prepare thems elv e_;; in right Ch ristian living so a s to . b e r ead y to hand le t he a ff airs in th e na tal day o f ·reco nstructio n. F ellow stud e n t, eve rythin g res ts up o n you as a n indi vidual. T a ke a personal in vento r y of yo ur life a nd see h ow m uch Chr istiani ty you possess. A ll y yo ur se lf wi t h eve ry Chr is tia n o rga nizatio n a nd co mpletel y fi ll yo urse lf with th e p rin cip les of t he Gr ea t T eac her. Th en when yo u are call ed upon to do your bit for world peace and internationa l fr iendship yo u wi ll be equal to t he ta k.

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launching day and after it th e st ud ents will hav e so m ethin g to do fo r their beloved sc hoo l. · Between th e iss ue o f thi s paper and Published W ee kly in t h e int ere t of nex t Sunday there is still tim e to Otterbe in by the writ e ho m e a let ter to yo ur pasto r, O TTERBE IN PUBLISHING urg ing him to do h i bes t in the BOARD , laun ch in g day sermo n ; a not her lette r We tervi ll e, Ohio. ?heNewThll to yo ur Sun day sc hool superin tenden t, Member of the O hio Colleg e Press te llin g hi m abo u t th e g reatness of the i A sso ciation . campaign, and a t hird letter to your 1 Staff .

Ch rist ian Endeavor society back Editor-in- Chief .... Lyle J . Michael, ' 19 home, urging that at its meeting on I A sista nt Editorst~ e 17th there. be special importance 2')f each 2farJ 5Si' J.,6,-.5o¢' J. C. Siddall , '19 g iven to th e big drive for ·money and students. ' ,- - - - - - - - - - - - - R. J. Harmelink, '19 " P ar tisan P olitics."

On ~Ionday. February 18, eve ry stuC. W . STOU GHT ON, M. D. Contributing EditorsGrace Armentro ut, '19 During the last week or two ther e dent in this chool, as well a every 29 \V. College Ave. Helen Bovee, '19 ha be en much talk in the newspapers citizen of \ Vestervi lle, i a ked to send \\ esterville, 0.

Business M gr. .... R. Lisle Roose, ' 18 about the place which politics ought a let ter to some person who do es As t.

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Kenneth Arnold, '20 to play in the present nationa l crisis. not liv e in \ e t ervill e, telling about h Ot b · · S d Bell Phone 190 Citz. Phone 110 A t B ter em campaign. tu ent ,__ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __J s . us. Mgr........... C. L. Smith, '20 First one party and then another ha t e Circulation Mgr. .... H. E . Michael, '1 9 '.Jeen criticized for oppo ing th e work may obtain form lett ers at the college ! t ·<\ t. Cir. i\Igr. .... C. E. Mullin, '19 of tl1e adm inistration or allowing po- office.

B. C. YOUMAN S, Barber _litical views to enter i'.ito the qu e tion " O ver th -~ Top." l 37 N . State St .

2nd ..\ st. Cir. Mgr.nd we be- I Manson );ichol , '2 1 111 a ny way whateve i · Shoe Shine in Connection.

Local Ed't 1 or ............ H elen Kc!1er, '20 li eve the censure ha been j ust. . d • Lot · of vis itors round th ese days, Shop closed at 8 o'clock except Cochran H II F . , time like this demands ca 1m JU g e- '.::ome to learn our co ll ege way . a ........ l01 enc e Loar, 19 . d • • t T k . f .

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P· f G ·t , ment and unb 1ase reason111g 111 ma a e 111 o~r paces~ 111teres t too, 97 Th en they II k now Just what to do ···················· . 10. m ner, te i· of importance. ! xcha~ge .................... Ruth Co n ley, ' 18 j In a way o u r school is in a cri is of W hen they go back, and te ll the fo lks 1- - - - - - - - -- -- - - - - - - , th1 etic :....................... E. L. Doty, ' 18 somewhat s imil ar characte r. \ Ve T ha t Otterbein to them de notes W . M . GANTZ, D. D. S. Add · are face to face w it h realit ies. Our T he co ll ege to w hi ch t hey're go in g to DEN.TIST O re . all comm u nications to T h e numb ers hav e bee n m uch deplet ed a nd pay, t .erbe 111 Ta n a nd Ca rd ina l, 20 W . many o f th e stro ng es t m en in choo l A nd send th ei r boy o r g irl ome day IS We t Co ll ege Ave. 1 e,$1O' O hi o.p . . neve r hesitate, . · 1 B e 11 P ho ne 9 Suain bscript. ti, oVv n espt ervill . hav e been call ed to the co Io rs. At th e Th ey ure ly w ill Citz. P ho ne 167 payabt ~e, d .:> e i Y ear, beginn ing of th e schoo l year all ign T o g iv e a ni ce s um, pe rhap s an es tat e ,..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....! e 111 a van ce . pointed to a fine spirit o f harm o ny Fo r o ur co ll eg e e nd o wm ent a nd new I d ~ ntered as seco nd clas s matte r Sep- a mo ng th e vari o us groups al1 fa cscienc e buildin g, embe r 25, 19 17, a t th e pos to ffi ce at tio n in Coll eg e but w e be li eve th a ,'. F o r whi ch we 've bee n wa itin g o lo ng Prints guaranteed from properly ti'.• W e terville, 0., under act o f Ma rch 3, a ft er the fi r st sense o f our need fo . an d O wi1 lin g. posed negatives. j un ited act ion pa ssed a way th ere ha s After th ey'v e inv ested t heir mo ney o r l879.

- - -- - - - - -- - - - - - I aris en a spirit o f coll eg e " pa r tisan tim e, 145 W . Home St .

World R eco ns t ruction. politics." It ha s no t bee n much in T hey'll say, " In a mea su re that co l--, Pres ·d W evid ence in the matter of election s legs is mine," I k ent oodrow 'vVil son s tru ck th e beca use mos t o f thes e wer e condu cted . .

And t hey'll ta lk thi s thi ng ove r from eYnote w hen he said "Th e Brot he r f . ' be fo re s uch a spirit a rose but 111 m ino r · now u n til May ooct h 0 . ma 11 k111d mu s t no lo ng er be a A d · th etr · poc k·e t s an d fair. b ut empty phra se· it must be giv- affa 1·rs it ha s s ho wn it elf. . n t h en rea c h 111 ' Just as in th e case of th e nation w e d raw ou t the pay. en a t The nat ucture o f for ce and rea li ty. be li eve t hat no consid eration of_ , I Th e s um t hat w e wa nt is but fo ur 10 11 m us t rea liz e th e ir com'•frie nd ly a llia nces" ough t to Pay an! n,on Ii £ F ormerly The Whit e Front. . e and eff ect a wo r kab le pa r tf hu nd red tho usand, part in t he cho ice of a man or a. pOS l- T ha t is not near a s much a s th e ta lk Il e r h 1p."

Give U s a Trial. ' T hr ou h t io n or in th e choice of a po 1icy to tor g o ut th e many pages of his- fo llow. In ot her wo rds w he n an elecit's ' aro usin'. w Y We read of wars that hav e bee n Id b And th e nu mbe r o f st ude nt we wi sh Our Specialty aged and tion occu rs t he best ma n s I1o u e tr uc• · to o b tain tion 1a I won , plan of r econs To t reat everybody r ight.

• e lected w hen a ne w p roi ect ts corn s f I ve )een adopt ed and t n ed, b u t, I ' . d Is .on ly fo u r hu nd red. W e can mor e . m enced 1t o ught to be ente r e upo n 0 ar a th h a e u man r eas o n ts ab le to .

• • f than t h is gain certa in II wit h th e hea r tiest sp1nt o cooper. .

II end a I1ave co m e to th e same . d II W e do not a im If ach on e will help and do h1 ma 1 , and t hat f - . at1on )Y o ne a n a .

Th e text of a t1u1 e. t his artic le aga inst any pa rt ic ul ar clas s bit, c011 trucf t he many sy t ems of re - of individ ua ls o r wi t h r e fe renc e to any W e are s ur e o f a victory, w hat think 1011 hav e no t bee n inter • d o f 1't?

11 ationa ] Pea c . . partic ular a ctio n among th e stu ent yo u · Choice Cut Flower s and Corsage nd ~a te ria li .e _ai_t d f: 1e ship_ but bod but to uch it in a g eneral way o m c ma y see m pe s imi ti c and think Bouquets.

1 • • 111 , 111d1v1dualt s m, nati o nalh y ·t b · c o m e t ho ught th e ta sk great, 1 111 ' intell ect uali rn and eno r- t at l m a y e g 1v t . lllou Pre . ' a nd th a t eve ry tud e nt 111 school m ay But we a lway acco mp li h what we w llla y Parati . ow n act10ns · t h o n fo r w ar . In fact I ~nq uire into his a n d po I')u nde r tak e.

I 1g t on Pagan ay t ey have bee n ba sed up. . . · · d • 11 Cl . . 'd cie w it h t h1 idea 111 m t11 • Fe ll ow- tu de nt , remember, we re a rat h Citizen 345 S. State St. ahnd lll eth ods e~ t I1an 1nst1a'.1 I ea Is -----,----in t hi s ra ce, · or decade w ise m en F eb r ua r y 17 I s Launch ing Day. nd eac h at ome t ime or omewhere ave f y te ore e n th ca ta t rop he of s uch n, and h .

O n that day in eve ry U ni te d B r et hha a place. end ave to ld of th e ul t im at e , fi d · ~n le s right we re settled by r ea- ren pu lpit in the n ine _confe r ence th a t Vl'e a re ure we wi ll ne er n it easy 011 A 111 tea d of by war. co-op rate in t he mainte na nce of Qtto stop . . terbein o ll egc the re wi ll be a scr- Ti ll our goa l ha been reached, and 1 the I t Prine· P e afor a na ly I th ere I o n lyd.one etting forth in ome detail the we'r e 11 I peace acco r mg 111011 to th a word f •t t ,. vc r the top." llrinc· e Prophet . and that is the plans of the co II ege or 1 s presen cami)aign of increasing t he endow1P1 of · 11e N mternational ri g h tco u OOO the student cn ro ll - j T he contest for a new head for thi 400 1 G. H . M A YHU GH , M . D. rec 0~ . a tion a indiv idua ls must ment 1>Y 'OO ' ct' the Chri tian work- 1 heet has closed and by next w ee k we • nize ethe tiri ht of o thers and. ren- er mentby1>YJOO. -. · an · ~ur _new · I hop~ to come o~t w ith dec.der Justi East College Ave. a11c1 th ra_ 1er tha n demand nght' la 11 11ch1'11g day wi ll mark the oration. A. S. N 1ch_o l ' 2 1, i the deand erv u ice _attain greatne s in good-wi ll initiation Th i Bell 84 Phone -Citizen 26 of the mo t important igner of the draw111g cho en by th e tarted 1·11 the h is- Publi hing Board and a a r eward will To the · - a PPea1 fir tu dent O f tilC wor Id..1· t he mo yement eve·, .

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t d t · 1 I Twenty g irl s from the Hall aw Floyd_1IcClu~e, a on:er sru e;h:~ Maude Adams in ·'A Ki s for Cinderella" at th e Hartman thi s week.

Otterbe,n , who 1 '.10 W a _t enc ~~~ d \ e ne State, was in \\ estern 11e \ Ve had lo ts of fun when we d ay. · d J ome changed tables. The girls filled out I . .

- erg. \\'a lter C. Ba e arriv D d e 1 D e qucst1ona1rcs and were eated accord- , Feb I from amp o ge, . : for a twenty-day leav e-of- ingly. The midg ets and hea_vy , Momcs. Ia., . . f a \ weight ca u ed much Jaught c1· with ' ab cn ce. He , recovering r 0111 . \ . . . 'fh l troubl e their tunt s. iegc of me111ng1t1s. e on Y he is xpc ricn cing as a r e ult i with \ Betty Frie vi ited ?\[ary Conrad f his hi p. ·olumbu Friday and aturday. \

George Francis, well kn own about \V mi ·Janet. She left us :.Ion- , 1 thes e parts, has left school to h elp day for her home in Dayton. his "Cncl c ammy. H e ha enlisted \ \ ' c certainly appreciated the sere- \ in th e aviation co rp s. nade Thursday night. lt seemed lik · \ Geo rg e Roger , a former Otterbein old tim es. Come again. \\' c thank stud ent. was aboard the ill -fate d Tus- you heap . \ cania.

Ask Grace how she like s to b e a Emily . mold wa s her brother's witness at weddings. \ gueSt at tl1 c• B a,·1e ), Club Friday evenThelma Ewry was operated on at 1 ing. th e Grant Ho pita\ for appendicitis \ \fond er why ·'Rats" l\l oo re put two ;.,londay morning. spoons in th e m ush Friday evening? ? ;,[ r . Herbert Myer vi ited he r i -

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Ros H ill who was out of school a ter ~'liriam over unday. . part o f las t sem este r · i with us again Tab le i-;o. l gave a t u nt \ Vedne \ day evening-R uth wa a preacher, , fo r the res t of th e year. }.farv Griffit h and He len Ke ll er I Alice a farmer, Bib a so ldier, Gladys have hee n on the ick list a part of a chemist, R uth D . a n ur e, l\Ie r yl a 1 the week.

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( l ) A few b rave youth s had co urHave the best. The Old Reliable tan d ankl e dee p in sno w th e State and I-{igh a co mmi ssio n. Th e fo ll ow ing a r o th er night a nd lifted th eir vo ice to Streets charte r m emb er : th e accompanim ent of guitar and For special rat~s Prof. R o selot-Cap tain . mando lin . to all O tterbe1d Ike Ward , First Lieutenan t.

(2) F o ur robin s w ere si gh te d ju t students see fre Glad y Howard , eco nd Li eute nant. we t o f Dr. 'Mill er' ho u e unda y.

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C. E. DAY IS OBSERVED Privates : 1fargaret tauffer , Eliza(Continued from page one.) b eth McCab e, H elen K elle r, B ertha Christian Coll eg e, explain ed th e fal e Hancock, Lois eibel , L o is Clark, attitud e o f many well meaning peo ple to ward high er edu cati o n and by pre­ B o b Klin e, Ira Mayn e.

Th e nam e of ne w m mb er s will be sc nting th e liv es o f pre ent day lead r and th e tes tim o ny o f th eir exp ~n printed fr o m we '! k to w ee k . ence brought ho m e in a forceful mann er th e fact that Christian education does pay.

"Togetherness" Discussed.

Sp eaking o n " Foreign 1Iis ions" "Togethern e " was th e subject dis­ Mis s Re ssler brought a m essage full cussed at the Y . \ V. C. A. with Char­ lotte Kurtz as leader. Th ere shou ld of real m issionary zeal. Breifly sh e be team work, all working together traced th e cour e of Chris tianity from to one end. Th e two thing necccs­ J eru al em to our own land , picturing sary to obtain " togethern ess" ar e very vividly th e duty that devolves first do your part ; second, co-op er­ upon us to carry th e go pel to those ate.' In the present war there is till in darkn ess and showing how by great need of international togeth er­ p ra yer, money and pe rsonal ervicc ness which goal may be realized by we may each help pread th e go pel those at hom e se rving those who me sage.

Th e last subject discu sed was "The serve in the trenches. \ e may help a great deal by each doing his o r h er Christian Ministry," by Earl Barth­ low. H emphasized ve r y trongly bit, and by co-operating.

In th e coll ege much can be accom­ the need of deep consecration as well R. W. SMITH, '12, General Manager pli hed if the tudents work with the as educa ti on fo r mini ters of the gos­ pel, and dwelt upon the minister's re­ lS-20-22 W. Main Street president and th e faculty. When all Both Phones \Vesterville, O. wo rk together a a ,mit, there is much sponsibility to God and the Ch urch in hi s high calling. hope for success. \ e can not a ll be Special music by the choir was ex­ leaders, to give them our sup~or t and exceptionally fine and very appropri­ "d It is much better to sacrifice and a1 . d ate, and the entire service highly ---;::;::--:~;---~·~-::--:=--- - - - - - - - - - ­ become a part, than to be mea n an worth while. and not willing to sacrifice. se lfi s h ,

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