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Sam W . Small Speaks Before Record Aud ience in U . B. Church Sunday N igh t.

WAS A SO UTHERN SOLDIER Causes of P resent War Discussed and National Sins Condemned-Tak es Sh ot at Liquor Tra ffi c.

Last Sunday eve ning, in th e nited B rethr en C hur ch. fill ed to ove rfl owing with an eage r and e nthu sia stic aud ience, Sa m mall the not ed Southern o rato r, preach er, and r former de liv e r d a n a d dr ess up on th e subj ect f "How to Li ck th e Kaiser."

T h e peak er a man of n o littl e re pute. A a tru e so uth erner h e bo uld ered hi ar m and pe n t four lo ng yc-ars in th e war betw ece n th e states. H e al o is a v t eran o f the Spani sh -: me ri ca n War in which cont c t h e sc r\' cd in th e capa ci ty of an fficer. n:ceiv ing hi s co mmi ss ion fr o m th e hand o f th , late Presid ent \ ill iam :\{ cKinl y himself. Since his n ·tir em ent fr o m mi litary ervice h e has trave led extensive ly, both at home and abroad .

As a lecturer, pu lpit orator, and re­ form er h e stands among the bes t in th e country. His appearance is strik­ ing and his mod e of de livery is con­ vinc ing, wh ile th e conte nt of t h e ad­ dress howed h im to be a clear and logica l thinker, wh ich made it easy fo r t h e listeners to fo ll ow hi m .

A lt h o ug h t h e peech lasted for over an h ou r th e at t ention of th e a u dienc e wa s ma intai ned un ti l t h e fina l word . hort bits of h umor scattered througho ut hi disco u rs e r es t ed t h e audienc e at tim es from th e strain of facts. as well as ill uminating and clin ching th e points. His mod e of co mposit ion was uniqu e but gained the required goal.

Doctor Edmund A. Jones acted as chairman of the assemb ly. For th e opening exe rci ses th e mix ed chorus, (Continued on page two.)

• Home Coming is Assured.

T hi s is th e seco nd announc ement of the Home-coming planned for ov mber third . We hav e the victory o f Saturday to give us pep and th e t eam will hav e two weeks in which to g t ready for th e battle with the H eidelberg warriors. Since th ere is no ga m e thi week th e team should b e in tip-top shap e by a w ee k from Saturday.

The Varsity " O" and Athletic Club are making bi g plans for ent ertainme nt of th e v isitors· at th e H omeco ming. Eve ry Alumnus and ex-st ude nt should do his best to b e on hand to see th e varsity take anoth e r scalp.

F urth er de tails will be announced next w eek.

tar t was the failur e o f th e cap tain elect to return to sc ho o l. A a re sult th e coac h h ad e,·e ry t h in "' to do himelf. l n o rder t , o-e t th e best m a n fo r th e pla ce ·oach Go rto n u sed a very unique method. The thr ee e li g ible men eac h demon sti-ated hi abi lit y in th e li r st three games after wh ich the team e lec ted th eir p er mane nt lea d er in the person of Lat h ron Hig !mire .

Mr. 1-ligelmir e is a ,·eteran of thr ee successfu l yea r a a tack le for th e Otter be in tea m . He h as al so had the required p un c h and the hi g hest re­ spect of a ll hi s team-mates. A lth o ug h "Hi g" h as tak en char ge o f an exceedin g ly g ree n team ye t a ll fo o tha ll supp o rter s a r e expecting •-r eat thin gs fr o m him . The ucce o f th e team on th e fie ld de1 end who ll y up­ on the ca ptain. as leader. \Vit h "H ig'' th e IJi ugest man o n t he team, a str o ng perso na lit y and a thorough kn ow ledo-e of t he game th e fin ish of the seaso n hould n ot lo:ik so b la ck as th e b eginnin g. tud ents a nd friend s are wi shing the g reatest success o f th e n ew c:in tain and his team.

W et Field Makes Game Slow-Might H ave B een Called a Swim­ ming Contest.

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ORC HE STRA PLEASE S CARLET O N PREXY SPEAKS President Cowling Addresses Student Body Tuesday Morning-Discuss­ es Many Phases of Education.

Facu lty m e mb e rs and students w ere highl y favor ed b y b eing p erm itted to h ear President Cowling of Carleton Co ll eg e in an addr ess Tuesday morn ­ ing fo llowing h is Sunday even ing ap­ p earance. P resid ent Cowling is one of th e for e most m e n of hi s class to­ da y and h as the h igh t r esp ect of eve ry audi enc e h e addresse . A s a pub lic speaker h e has a pleasing ap­ pearance and an excell ent d elive ry.

Hi s addr ess was of th e philosophical t y p e but was mad e ext reri1ely inte r ­ es ting by b e in g shad d with a·ppro­ priate humor and joke . The chapel sp eech s how ed th e man t o b e a clear th ink er and on e we ll versed in his subject. Hi s philoso phy is not to b e judged by th e chap el talk as h e did not hav e time to full y expla in him self.

Th e main thought of his address was that of edu ca tion . H e explained clearly that education consists chi efly of kn owing the laws of the univ er se and in fashioning one's life afte r them. Two cla sses of laws were m e nti oned nam ely, ph ysical and moral. J es us C hri st was th e framer of th e sp iritua l law s as was shown by th e spea ker. The bulk of the address, however, was fram ed upon th e ex­ plana tion of th e thr ee great qualities of th e univ ers e. First th e id ea of th e uni ve r se; second , th e id ea of man an d (Continued on page two.)

Opening Number of Lyceum Course Proves Very Enjoyable-Orchestra Is Directed by Miss Stolosski.

The Ro u manian Orchestra, which appeared in th e chapel \ V cdn esday eve ning a th e fi r t numb er of th e Citiz en's L yce um Cour se, furni sh ed a very high clas s ente rtainm ent and le ft with th e audi e n ce a feeling of su ch complet sa ti s fa ction and en­ joyment a s is not o ft en attainab le.

Th e co mpan y consisted of seven tal­ ented mus ician s, the six m e mb ers of th e o r ch estra prope r an d Miss Med­ ley, th e soprano oloist.

The vio lini st a nd dire ctor, Miss Sto losski, di sp layed excep tional abil ­ ity and originality. The audience becam e enthus iasti c ove r h er selec­ tions and four times compell ed h er to a n swe r encor es. It is inter es ting to kn ow that s h e used no numb e rs Wedn esday even ing which sh e has not previously played for Columbia and Victor r eco rd s. Mr. Leak, at the xy lophon e and drums, proved him­ self v er y versatile and skill ful. His xylophon e numb er s gave a v ery pl easing variety to th e ente rtainment.

Th e solo ist, Miss Medley, us ed good cl ea r ton es and showed h er self capab le of clear interpreta tion . The popular so ngs whi ch she used as en­ cores mad e the program varied and w ell-balance d. On e numb er which th e orch e tra prese nt ed, "A Morning in a Clock Store," was excep tionall y cleve r a nd brought in everything from the ponderous tones of grand(Continued on page two.)

Higelmire, Hayes, F ra ncis and Meyers Cross Goal Line Six Times for Touchdow ns.

T he Tan a nd a rdinal t ea m came back in th e ir four th game at urday defeat in g Marsha ll Co ll ege 37 to O on Mars ha ll 's field. The gam e was play­ ed o n a wet field wh ich slowed- up the· game to some ex te nt a nd kept O t te rb ein from running up a larger score. The boys trave led to Hunt­ in gton with t he d eterminat io n to win and th eir victory ha s put renewe d confi d ence in both th · team and t h e stud ent body.

Ma rs hal l ki cke d ff and Smit h re­ turnl'd . Otterbei n ma de two first downs and "Hig" arr ied th e ball ove r fo r a touchdown in th , first fo ur min­ ut es o f p lay. Mars ha ll ki ck ed off and Sm ith return ed twe nty y ard s. Fran­ c;c:., 1-f -=!Y"-'"i r-r·t;c1:"~:.-C' .. ad ~a~·=~h:. , t mad e first down s. Otterb e in co m­ p leted a forward pa ss, Fran cis to Brown gaining fifteen y ard s. Francis took th e ball a cro ss for th e eco nd touchdown.

Francis ki cked goa l.

Otterb ein ki cked off. Marshall was u nab le to make first down and punted.

Otterb ein r eceiv ed two fift ee n ya rd p ena lti es in th e first <1uart er fo r hold ­ ing. At th e opening of th e seco nd quarte r Marshall was forc ed to punt.

Otterb ein punted an d th e n he ld Mar­ sha ll for down s, receiving t h e ball on th e twenty yard line . . T,li e Tan a nd Cardinal tea in made s·o me ni ce ga ins in th e seco nd quarter but we re un­ able to score.

At th e beginning of the t hird quarter Pe r ry went in for Smith and played a good game at left half. In th e first few minut es of play Hayes ran thirty-five yard s for Otter bein's third to uch -down . Meyers we nt in (Co ntinu ed on page tw o.)

Speakin g Council Organizes.

Otterbein's Public Speaking Coun­ cil h e ld its first meeting for th e year las t w ee k, main ly for t h e purpose of organization . T h e o ffi cers elected are: a s fo llows: President, Rob ert E ..

K lin e; vice president, E . L. Doty ; secretary, Grace M. Armentrour: tr easur er, Audrey Ne lson. Professors Altman, Fritz and Snavely were nam ed as fa culty memb ers of the co uncil.

The organization a s yet has done no thing defini te but plans ar e being laid and th ey will doubtl ess be h eard from in th e near future. A d ebate schedu le has been made of which an­ noun ce m ent will be mad e later.

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NOTED SPEAKER MAKES ADDRESS BACK BACON (Continued from page o ne. J .1Continued fr om page one.) for Perry and made th e fourth tou c h­ led hy l rofe sso r John A . Bendinge r, down. M eyers, Hige lmirc and F ra n­ r end er ed a mu s ica l numht:r, w hil e cis made cons iste nt ga in s a nd Mey ers Doctor Howard H. Russell read th e carri ed t he ba·II qvei for anoth er scrip tun,. A fttr th e s cr ipt ur e had touch-down. Eva ns r e tu rne d hr­ been read t h e aud ienc e joi n ed in pray­ s ha ll's ki ck-ofI to th e for ty-five yard er kd by Doc tor H e nr y, o f th e Antia lo o n Leagu e. Th e cha irman th e n lin e. M eyers made eigh t yards; and Franci ma de first down. Quarter introd u ced the s1>eake r of t h e ev e nin g, e nd ed. ln the la st qua 1·ter Otterbein Mr. Sam Sma ll , a lludin g to so me play ed co n iste ntiy but not with t h e r e miniscences of the C ivi l vVar. speed s hown in the third. Hige lmire Aft e r a few humorou s r e marks in made the o nl y touch -down o f this r ep ly to the 1: ha ir111 a n's introductory p eriod . Otte rb e in co m p leted se ve ral r e marks, he enter ed immediately up ­ forward passes.

Mars ha ll com­ o n hi s d1oscn s ubje ct. H e spo k e of plet ed t wo forwa.rd 1>asses making th e caus es of the pres e n t wa r and th e ir o nl y first down s by th e m. cl ea rl y po inte d o ut t ha t modern Franci s a nd Hige lmire starred for Ot­ writ e rs had not go n e ba ck far e nough terb ein . to asce r tain the r ea l ca u c of th e co n­ Otterbein (37) Marshall (0) fli ct. The fact wa s also shown that Ped en P ettry if th e U nit ed S tat es, h ad n o ot h e r L. E. Evan League cause for e nt e ring th is struggle th e L. T .

Hess 'Watk in s l iquor traffic wou ld war r ant th e i:­ L. G. Masc Bonar fighting. " W e must pay th e price for C. Hert H. P ettry sin. aga ins t God and humanity" was a R. G. Higelmir e Hatfi e ld po in t<: d d eclaratio n but cl ear ly prov­ R. T .

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Barnhart Q. B. M cCarrah e r J Two id ea s _of h o w to li c k th e Kai se r Smith Cab e! we re rn e nt1 o n ed. O n e of th e liqu o r L. H .

Ha yes Smith int e r ests whic h wa s to dr ink a ll yo u R.H. Fran cis F. R. rvl cDonalcl co uld , th e ot h e r of co mmon s ensed T o uchd ow ns: Fo r Otterb einpeo p le, the s ubsta n ce o f w hi c h wa s Hi gc lm ir 2, Mey e rs 2, Fran cis, to bl t t h e s tain fro m th e co untr y H ayes. fo rever. He closed his pc ec h w it h a G a ls from touc hd o wnF ra n cis. R eferee-S h elto n, of \,V es t s tr ng appeal f r a dry O hi o o n cVir gi ni a. m pi re-Re ill y of Ohi o vcm be r s ixt h.

Af t ·r t he se r vices a h o rt mee tin g t3tc. Fi eld J ucl gt>- vVil so n of O hi o ni \'crsity. Tim e o f q uar ters- 14 a nd of a ll voters was h e ld in w hi ·h th ey w er e a ll u rg ed to do t heir b it in t in: 12 minu t es. r en ,ai n ing tt:n clays ca 1,11 a ig n for CARLETON PREXY SPEAKS Sta te \/\Tid e Pro h ibi t io n .

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Athletic Association to Have la tl y , t h e id a o f soc ie ty . Th es e W ee kly Benefit at Wintergarde n. th r ee main top.it wer e bet te r fi tt ed Beg innin g W edn e clay o f thi s w ee k f or a two hour lec tur e th a n a thirt y m inut e talk, and s t udent s of p h iloso­ th e r e w ill b e a b e nefi t p e rf o rman ce at p hy w ul d have liked lo h ear hi s th e Win ter Gar d en e very week. The t w o h o ur di sco tir Sl' . However t h e At hlet ic Board ha s cn te1·cd int o an few tho ughts h e ex p u ncle d w e re agree m en t w ith th e manage r, M r. good material fo·i· farth er tudy , a nd . he rl oc k, wher 'by Otte r b cin 's athl et­ ic fu nd will havo.: a steady in come. m ed itatio n. ncle r t h ' pres e nt plan thl: Boa rd wi ll Th a ppla u c a t th e close of t he ad­ ·scli tickets fo r th lc! th r ee pe rforman ces d r ess \1,as a c r cl ia l invita t io n fo r Pre s ident Cowling- lo return al omc o n ea ch vVccln · day , tick ets t o b e sold at t h e r egu lar pri ce of te n cents. f ut u r e time.

Th es' ticke ts will be good fo r any \ Vcdnc day, but 110 ot h e r day of the ORCHESTRA PLEASES week. fn add itio n t o t h ese th e r e wi ll ( Co n tin ued fr om pag e on e.) father's clock t the c lang ing of ''Big be a ticket for ten a d m i sio n and B en." !\s a clos in g n umb er th e o r - se lli ng fo r a do llar wh ic h wi ll b e good hcstra Vl' ry appr priatcly played, for any performance thro ug h o ut t h e " T h e Arn ri ca n Med ley," at th e end week, excepting a t urclay or any clay of which the audience joined in the upon whi c h anot h er b enefit show singing of the "Star S pa ng led Ban­ fa ll s. ·1 hes· ticket· arc transferab le ner." and arc not lim ited to admission on VARSITY BRINGS

Tw o reel letter cla ys have been pro­ d aimed fo r this week by President ~ ' il on . .\ half ho liday ha been clelared f r \Vcdne day, th ti me to Ue u eel in patriotic meetings and in boo ting the Lihe rly L an. Sunday has hcen decreed a day of prayer for the nat ion and it leader· that they may he guided in the p1·osecution of the war against nr enemies. T h is a chance for everyone lo do his b it. for en,·eryone can pray.

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A ddre 5 all co mmunicati o ns to Th e nd C ·d · I ?Q \V . "1 Otterbein an a aOi I110 i_na ' · ~Iain St. , w~ t crvi ll e, · 50 Pe r Year, S ubscription Pric e, $1. l>ayab le in adva u ce .

E nt ered as second class matter Sep­ t e mb e r 25, 1917, at the po toffi ce at \ \ "estcrv ill e, 0., und er act of March 3, 1879,

W e N eed N ew Yells. l~ ooting, to be e ffect 1·1·e, mu s t l>e s nappy , c nthu ia st ic. done ·111 co ne e r t and ha,e \'anety. .,ow , · --.v•e a a I ca• n. with plenty of urg s tudent I>OCY .

111"' make o ur i.oo t'in ,,a "p ep py., , and w e"'' have been k nown to "'rret Ii,·e ly . . an d e,en no isy · but we must admit th at we neecI 111 o r e )•e ll s · To be sure. any ye ll that is worth any t~1in g at all. is wor th using often, b ut ·1t must b e adm itted that wh e n o n e o r two yells are used contin ua lly, there is danger · g 1110110 t o no u s · O f th e yel lin g becom in 'vV e arc us in g at present about fo ur ye ll s. th ough we hal'e a f.ew 11101:.e 0 11 th e list. \ Ve a r e told that our Yea Otte r hei n .. is becomi n a a joke am_ong ot h e r co ll eges. What we n eed 1s a few more good yells, we ll learned and then g i,·e n with a will. U ndoubtcd ly a new yell o r two, if "ca t c hy," wou ld great ly increase the spirit of

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D e plorabl e a this s tat e of a ffair see m s to be on the face , it assumes a still more dis co uraging outlook when it is rem~rk ed that by. far the largest decrease 111 attendance 1s found among the upper-clas s men. On la st Thur day el'enin g there were exactly 11i11e upper-clas s m e n pr e ent. The me etin g being in cha rge of the Fresl;men. was one which should ha1:e been lo ya ll y upp o rted by e,·e ry Jum o r a nd Senior in Otterbein .

The Y. M. C. A. is the students· pray e r m ee ting. It is the so u rce of r e n e wal of th e spiritual elf. Furthermore it is an organization in which students have full control. It furnis hes a common meeting gro u nd for a ll cla sses t o mingle a_nd deriYe 1elp a nd benefit fr o m their associatwns w ith eac h other. Tn the fi rst place. therefore . ca n the upper -clas 5man afth fo r d t o c ut the week ly meeting of e Y . M.? Th e n, again , th e Junior o r Senior i look ed upon by th e un derth classman as an exa mp le. \ Vha t e form e r do e is permissible fo r th e la tt e r. \\'ha t is ri rrht for the o ne cann o t be wrong fo r th e o th e r , Tn th e seco nd place, then , it is the duty \ as w ell at th e privi lege of the upCperclassmen to support the Y. M . · : · for the sa ke of their inAuen ce. \\'h at I 11 . , answe r will they g 11·e to t nec ia enge.

B M S r1·ous e .ore e · eve ral day ago th e morning paper to ld of the sink ing of an American t ran spo rt accomp.a ni ed by th e loss of seventy liv es. A fri e 11d not ed th e h eadlines and g av e as hi s comment the co mmon dis int e r e ted '·Huh ," ·1111mediately turning his attention to so 111 c t l1i11g else of apparently more f 1 inte r est. This is but in cltance O tie

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T h ere has been co nsid e rabl e di. sati facti?n witl~ t h e paper u p to th1~ tim e. \ \ c adm it that we know ve r y littl e about thi work, as compared I with some in school, bu t we are doing I our b es t. As y~t none of th ese com plaints haYe come to us d irect. To be s ur e they will recei\'e greater co nsidcration if ma de in person.

It ha s been impossible to increase th e paper ab ove a ix page is ue.

T ho c persons who condem n ed the staff and eve rybody connected with it, for not is uing a larger pape r, seem to forget that th e staff as c ho sen las t Jun e wa "s h ot to pieces" this fall an d that there was a change in every department. T he n since w e w er e late in getting .organized ther e has be en difficu lt y in securi ng advertising, for most advertisers place th eir co ntracts ea i-li e1· in the fa ll than we were able to get into th e field.

If those persons, who have be n in clin ed to sa y things wh ich border on knocking, will but give us the benefit of th e d o ubt and and le n d u s their upp ort, t h e paper will b e made much bet t e r. A just criticism will always be received and given d n c co n s id era ti o n bu t a knock affects nothing but th e temper. However, if the fates be with 11 s, w e promis e eight pages n xt week. That is uc wil l b e a Literary 11 II I \lumb e r and if you like it, a 11 we anc I t good, but if you clon't, le us. >u clon't knock.

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Sam mall's remark on th e absence of th e Bible from its accustomed p la ce on th e pul pit 1·em in ds us also that th e same thing may be aid of tl1e cl, ape l cles k. Tl1e chapel p e riod · e se t apar t fo r w 01·s l11'p and is a tim i>i·ai·sc. For the ti1nc being the room is a i>l acc of wo r ship, and eve rything in it shou ld bespeak such a spirit. s1·11 c'·" th is is so oug ht not God's Holy \\·ore! to have a place of honor? Anyone who d es ir es to do ome thing for hi A lma }.later will do well to consider the purchase of a Bible for o ur chape l desk. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ · If you lov e your 0 tier IlL'111, Let's h ear it!

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.. I believe in th is war w.ith a ll my 1 h ea rt, because I am. convin ced that it is only the step ping sto n e to a I new and bette r era for the worl d, w hen th~ ba sic pri?ciples of h uman it y and Ch n s t iarut y. rns t ead of t he rule of might, will b e universa ll y acce pte d as th e foundation of gove rn ment."

How many of us a r e big eno ug h a nd b r oa d enough to grasp this view point which was presented by Pres­ id en t Co wling in this chape l ta lk , and how many of us ca n truthfu ll y say that we share it?

On first thought it may see m al­ mos t crue l to ask those , who see the ones they Jove best in the wo rld marching away, to '' b eli e,·e in t h e wa r with a ll th eir hearts;" but if we pu h se lf into the back g round , a n d think o nly of humanity we wi ll be a b le to realize that ou r bo ys wi ll be fig hting not only for our own time , bu t fo r th e co untless gen e ratio n s to come. a nd we can se nd t h em away joyfu ll y to do their share, in order that this n ew e ra may dawn as soon as possible.

It r equir es bigness of h eart a nd mind and so ul to see, through t he present con fu ion and tu r moi l, a ~ bri!!ht and peaceful future, but Amcrica ha s already shown this bigness and w ill con tinu e to how it. Ameri. ca fought a n autocratic tyrant 1t1 b1775, and the sp irit of dem oc racy was or n ; today she i fig htin g the sa me tyrant in o rd er that democracy maiy be made kn ow n t o all people.

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Or would Ayfold b e better? Maybe we' ll ca ll it inflewcnza. Hold, though !

A 11 things considered, wo uldn't the be t name b e skyatica?"

CALENDAR Monday 6 :~O p. 111.--C horal Practice Lambert Hall.

7 :30 p. m .-Co ll ege Orchestra, Lambert Hall.

8:00 p. 111.-Vo lunteer Band, Tower room.

Tuesday G: 15 p. 111.-Y. W . C. A. 6:30-Men's Glee C lub P ra ct ice.

7:15 p. m .-C. E. Cabinet, Assoc ia tion Building.

W.ednesday -LOO p. m.-Girls' Gl1:c C lub Practice.

G::rn p. m.-Choir P ra ct ice. 'i :30 p . m.-Prayer Meeting.

8:00p. 111.- Frank S . Reagan, Ca rtooni. t at the Presbyterian c hur ch.

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6:00 p. m. -Y. M. C. A . . . (i: 10 p. 111.-Gir ls' Literary Soc1et1es .

Friday 6: 15 p. 111.-Philophronean L it e r ary ociety.

6:30 p. m.-Philomathean Literary Soc iety.

Sunday 9 :00 a. m.-Sunday school.

10:15 a. m.-Morn ing service.

6:00 p. m.-C hri st ia n Endeavor.

7:00 p. 111.-Evening service.

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In r ea lity the st ud ent, if anyone, s hou ld be wide awake to the happen· · ti1 w o r Id · He s ho uld be sen111gs 111 · · e to every occu ri·e11 ce 111 th e s1t1v ot only s hou ld h e course o f e v e11ts . [f you want a winning tram, fo rm opin ions a to the e thi ca l signi­ Let's cheer it! ficancc of an action but h e o ught lf you think the boys arc poo1·, further t o weigh carefu lly th at action Always fumblin.g, never su r e. w ith a view to finding o ut it.s influence Let's h elp 'em! o n future eve nt s. Only by so doing Darn it, h elp th e boys a bit. wil l h e go fort h from hi s Alma Mat e r Stop your ch ewing! th oro ughl y prepar ed to m eet the Of co urs e, they won't make a hit, pr ob le ms of the wo rld , and m ee t th em a n y ga n1e.

Un l.ess you 'r e doing \ Vhy not gel so me new o n es ready s uccessfully.

All that's in your bloomin' pow r fo r the Home Coming game with • To back 'em eve ry blessed hour Heidelberg :\o,·cmber th ird ?

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Our adve:t1 sers patro111z e us w h e_n thev adve rti se 111 th e Tan and Carch W here W ere T he U pper- Classmen? 11 i . 0 d turn de crvcs anNow that Uncle Sam has the young a . ne goo f This yea r sta rt ed out wit h a good o th er loo k thr oug h th e Tan and men of the . country 111 tra111111g or sp ir it manifested among the students, Cardinal fo r th e busine ss men who military serv1~e, he finds that he needs old and new, a sp irit o f coop e ra t1on he! u and when you ne ed anyth in g 10,000 typewntcr operato r s and sten­ and mutual h elpfuln es Thi s was to p O to th e m. O ur adl'e rti sers are ographers and typewriters, both men _g I and women, for the departments at ex hibi ted in practica ll y every phase reliable. .

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11 e exam111a ion s a1 e ::imong the re t. The fi r st m eet in g "Reel" Arnold, addressing Ba il ey now h eld weekly in 450 cities, th e of th e .\ sociation saw nearly eve r y Club · "For th e ben efi t of th e n ew / co mmi ssion states that arrang~me!1ts · · b kf wil l be made to have an xam111at1on man in sc hool in attendance. :\t the st ud ent we will h ave no rea · 15t on held at any acce s ibl e place where a Help make seco nd meeting, however, a sli ght de­ unday mornings." sma ll class of applicants can be sesuccess. crease was observed. Since then the Oh ! how kind and thoughtful.

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Tha t f- r es h me n a r e not a lways o ut of pla ce. as is so m etim es s upp osed , was p ro ,·e n conclus i\' ely a t Y . M . C. .\ . las t we ek . Th e meetin g wa s in char g e o f Mr. H . F. M oore, a s te m­ po rary d e ,·o ti ona l ch a irma n .

•Ir. O ur Goal .\ mon"' ,·1 1to rs o ,·er Moo r e h a d so a rr a n ge d that e\' ery / t he wee k-e nd we re, D . R. \1/ e ber , ' 16. sp eec h o f th e e ve nin g wa s g ive n by '13. Ma ry Ra nda ll of l\"ew to n. Kan s- a Fr es hman . In qui c k s uccessio n th e / I s t o "Shoe Satisfy" every man and woman who comes to our store. as, i vis itin g fri end s in \/\le te rvill e. I a d e r ca lled on " Bill" Y a nc e. eo r ge Fr a nc i . J . I~ . L ove, L. \ V. l-l a rm o n .

The fact that W alk - Overs are worn m a nd more by men and '07-'0l. Mr. a nd Mr s. E . ·. \1/ orman . an d M . M . ollin s. • mon g th e a il d . a turday ct. 1:1, fr o m San women is a s ure sign of satisfaction. th o ughts pres ent ed w e r e th fa ct s that F ra nc i o fo r Madra s, lndia , wh e r e ne w men in sc hoo l mu s t k eep their r. \ Vo rm a n is Ge ner a l Sec retar y t a ndard s hi g h ; th ey mu s t b e b oos­ o f the Y. 1. te r s; they mu t ha,·e hi g h aim s and a 39 N. High st.

Columbus, O. '06-'07. Dr. a nd Mr . J. \ V. Funk firm tru t in God a s th e ir fath e r. vi ite d in \ Ve ten ·ill e la t w ek.

The y must learn to mak e m o r a l de­ ,12_,13 D r. an d fr s. r\. D. oo k hav e cis io n qui ck ly in the fa c of te mp ­ hee n v i itin g hi s pa re nt . Mr. and tati o n. The safe t rul e t o fo ll o w, it was s ucrgested, is to ti ck t o thos e Contributions Being R eM r . H . O. oo k . ceived for Comfort Kits.

ZARTMAN'$ id a ls o btain ed in th e h o m e wh e n e \' er '72. P r f. J . L. han ck f Sp k a ne 111 do ubt. \\'ith a fu n d o f $ 106 a a n e t egg 1 BARBER SHOP \ Va h. ha bee n v1s1t111 g hi sister , th e I e el C r oss, thi s w ee k , s ta1·te d a n 4 S . State St. Mr s. R. S. Kn o x a t th e home o f Dr. a c tiv e ca mpaign fo r co ntributi o n s to 1 ill e r. 11 e will pe nd the wint e r in Shoe Shine in Connection. . bu y and e quip co m fo 1·t kit s fo r 'vVe In d ia na.

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - te1·vi ll e and tt c rb e in so ldi e r s. Th e -~ '10. l l orac H. Drur y o f the de partm ent Th e financ ial rally of Y . vV . C. A . e 111 p ty kit s i x ty in 11 um b c r h a v c b ee n o f eco no m ics a nd oc io logy at Ohio was condu cte d Tu esda y by th e tr ea s­ o rd e r e d by i\lr s. Geo r ge Sto u g h to n r oss a n d Call Citiz en 21 · or Bell 147-R for S tate uni ve rsi ty, a nd a g radu a te of ur er , M ery l Black wh o aft er r ading pr es id e nt o f th e lo al R e d O llerh ein , has acce pted an invitation th e sc riptur e lesso n, intro du ce d Dr . will co t a b ut $90. It is expected to g ive specia l co ur ses o n bu s in ess J o nes a th e sp eak e r o f th e ev ening. that th ey can h e equi p p ed fo r 2 o r 3 o rga nizat io n in t he niv e rsity of Dr. J o n es b egan by g ivin g hi s d e fi- a kit. A sa mple i n di sp lay at a lifo rnia .

P ro fesso r Drury wi ll nition of te ward s hip . I-l e said it H off m a n 's d ru g s t o 1·e.

AGENT leave so m e tim e in th e spring t o tak e m ean that each o n e o f u s is givin g A co mmittee f so lic ito r s ha been Pe e rles s Dry Cleaning Co. u p hi s n ew wo rk. so m ethin g-tim e, talent, m o n ey. o r a pp o inte d to co v e r th e vari o u s pa r ts pe rsonality- to use for o ur o wn ad ­ o f t o wn , Mi ss e va And e 1· o n ha v­ D r y Cleaners, Dyers and Sanitary ' v:i nc e mcnt and for the go od o f th ose in g c harg e f th e co nt1·ibuti o n s fr o m Philalethean Open S ession. ar o und us: and to g iv e an a cco unt.

Pressers. th e c Il e e . 1t is h o p e d h o w eve r T h e inau g ur a l se ss ion f I hilal cThe di scipl es w er e mad e s t e ward s that it will 11 t b e n ecessa ry t o so­ th ca T hur sday e vening wa ve ry w h en th ey wer e eommi ssion ed " to g o Ii it e ve ry o n e but th at man y will Hdqts. McLeod's Shoe Store mu ch app r ec ia ted , as th e close att en­ into a ll th e wo rld a nd pr each th e gos ­ vo lunta r ily giv e what th ey wi s h t o. t ion of t he a ud ience t o ea ch numb er pel." W e of today hav e b ee n c ho e n test ifie d. A ft er t he r epo rt s o f th e r e­ It i plann e d to equi p th e kit s aca stewards to carry on th eir wo rk , t o t irin g o fliccrs. t h e fo ll wing prog r a m co rdin g to th e indi v id ua l n ee d s of pres erv e th e e ternal truth , and g iv e it was g iven: For Fine Fruits eac h m a n . Th e co mmittee in c har ge l'ia no D uct- . h ep h c rd · All a nd to th e wo rld . 1f eve ry c hur ch m e m ­ d oes n o t wan t t o se nd a r tic les in t ht evin be r wo uld do hi duty th e darkn ess of and Candies. ~-fa ide n Fa ir kit s . whi c h th e b oys alr ea dy h ave th wor ld wou ld soon di sapp ear.

S te lla K u rtz a nd Ma r ie \1/ ago n er E a c h kit w ill b ear th e o wn e r ' n a m l' ULRY'S CASH GROCERY Th e peak e r co n c lud ed with th e hap la in 's Ad d ress- elf h o uld b e m ade a t .\ o ntribution id ea that a ll st e wards ar ex pected to Lois N ie bel , ------.-J put th eir ta lent s o u t on int er e t , so on ce so that th ese kit m ay b e qui pp- ---------.,-,Vo a l o lothat, wh e n th e day o f r ec koning eel a s soo n a p os ibl e. .I o n ot wa it (a) K iss in g T im e ' ulman Kumm er co m es, t h ey wi ll hav e in c r ea eel in for a so lic it o r . Mak e it yo ur bu s in ess 1 (b) T h e Blu , B ird valu e. t o ee Mi nd r O il a nd g ive h e r eva A nd erso n y ur quart er-o r m ore.

MERCHANT TAILOR !' r e. ide nt 's Va ledicto ryI. P. A. Begins Activities.

F in e !in amp lcs The ap ita li za ti o n o f W o rk ln pre parati o n fo r th e o min g fi g ht ·a ll and ee them.

EXCHANGES He len E n o r fo r S t a te wid e pro hibition th e Jnt e r ­ ·1c-a 11 i11 g a nd pr e ing done on Pia no . o lo- Nocl urn e Napranik \\'h a t ay y u to a hi g h er t a n dard co ll egiat e l r o hibition A sso c iation !> h or t n o ti c . g ncs Wri g h t o f ch o la1·s hip ? If we inte n d t o I a f m et a ft e r chap el Friday mornin g and Cor. Ma in and tatc t. ! 'residen t's lna ug u ral-''T ha nk y u" half o f th e tim e wh y n ot t ay a t h me r eo rganiz ed und e r th e fo ll o wing se t ~ Rac h el Rober ts a nd a ,·e co t ? o f offi ce r s: Pr es id ent, F. i\J. Bowman; \ ' o a l . · lo- Th e \\'i t m a r s um . vi ce pres id ent, A . P . P ed en ; sec 1·e­ R ut h Brun !age, '1 5 tary, J. idda ll ; tr ea ur r , L. S. H o lland o ll tge fo r w ome n h a s ln s ta ll a ti o n of ffice r -e le ct ll ert. A stud nt r e pr s ntativ e fr o m in s titut e d milit a r y tr a inin g. ln th e Address-Le R ue ur \V e leyan wa s pre ent and s ugges ted abs n ee o f khaki 11n ifo r ms. m id die s I-I le n Ke ll r Choice Cut Flowers and Corsage a nd s h o rt kirt a r e w o rn at drill, b u t p lan s fo r the s tud e nt ca m pai g n .

Chorus- P h ila lcl hca Bouquets. lli cia l in ·har ge ar c m a king a r ­ n ex t yea r a ttract iv e uni fo rm s w ill h I D u ring extemporaneous pea kin g . a d o pted. the pre . idcnt a il ed upo n 1v[i M c­ rangem ent for app o intm nt in th e vi cinity of W es t e rvill e whi ch will b e Fadden "}Jo gave a g li mp e o f P hila ­ F ir s t t ud e-'' l' ve tri cl a ll k ind . lcthca at t he t ime w h en he wa s in fill cl by tud cnt s p eak e r s and s inge r . war -tim e goo d a n d no n e see m to fi t Citizen 345 S. S t ate St. ofall tud cnt vo te r s is be ing . choo l and upon Be rni ce E lsea, Li s le my case." ·, • ·cco nd lud e- " \\'h at i it yo ll're 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __, Roose and ·1airc idda ll , wh o r e pr e­ mad e to ee that a ll entit led to vo t e sented ' leio rh ctca, P hil o phro n ca a nd se nd at on ce t o t h eir ho m e t wn s for tr o ubl ed with ?" a b cnl vo ter s uppli es. A ny o n e cl J'hil o ma th ea . res pec tiv e ly.

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T a k e This To irin g in any way to aid in th e cam ­ Tt is o m e tim e a fe r-a n<l a wh o le pa ig n ma y b e a ss ign ed work by th e V ERN ON AND STEARNS :\ new line of fi n e hoco la t rs, a t presid nt. lo t bra ,· r t loo k a Ii n in th e fac IS½c an d 25c a b ox. T he V a ri et y than a mul e in th e h ee ls .

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THE TAN AND CARDINAL COCHRAN HALL Deli\·er us 1rom fi re drill at mid­ ni ght. Some of us were scared green.

Gladys Swigart evidently found her room to o lo nesome without gncs. so she w(' nt to Ca nal \,\linchester Saturday noo n. She say s h(' had a mighty fine tim e at \I\ right's.

Ladies' P hoe ni x ilk H ose, 60c. 80c, $I.IS and $ 1.50. E. J . Norris. -.'\clv.

Agn es went hom e over the we eke nd. ( \ ·\ c ar e afraid he getting the habit again.)

Rachel Rob erts, Vida Vv'ilh clm , Cleo Coppock, Kath erin e Ellsworth, and Emily Arnold visited over th e week-end with th e "folks back h o me."

Esther \V icr visi t ed J ess ie and unday.

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Rachel Robert is mo ving today . he will stay at Boo-km an ' s the r es t of th e year. We·re mighty so rry to see you g o, Rachel.

OUR HONOR ROLL -. . , Doing Their Bit. Camp Sherman, Chillicothe, Ohio A. W. Elliott. ]. ] . Mundhenk, 2nd Li eut. Q. M. D. A. Wayn e Neal ly.

Francis Recob.

Glenn 0 . Ream , Serg. Supply So. 324th R egiment.

Walter Schutz, Base Hospital.

W. M. H. Whetzel, Supp ly Com­ pany, 324th Regiment.

F . L. Schwecheimer, Supply Com­ pany, 324th Regiment.

Camp Sheridan, Montgomery, Ala. H erbert W . Hall, 2nd Ohio Field Hospital.

R. W . Schear, 2nd Ohio Field Hos­ pital.

W . A. Snotf, 2n d Ohio Field Hos1>ital.

Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. \I\ end ell P . S h er rick, Camp Greenleaf, E va c. Hosp. 4, M. 0 . T. C. H. R. Stead, First Evacuation Hos-

H elen Bov ee went hom e Thursday. pita l.

H. L. ~f ey er . Bat. D., 23rd Cav­ h e expec ts to be gone a week . alry, F . A. Mi Bonchair and Miss Schott Fort Bliss, Texas. from Boneb.rake Seminary visited in R. F . Ped e n, 18th F ield Arti ll ery the H a ll unday.

Bat. C. Th e o nly place to g e t . alkd P ea­ \V. G. B ec k. 13 Fie ld Art. Bat. A. nut . T he Variety Shop .-Adv. Camp Mills, Hempstead, N. Y. Rollin Durrant, Co. H . Q. 166 R eg.

Ou r g uest a t dinn er S u nd ay were J . Russ ell Gilb ert, H . Q. , 116 R egt.

M rs. J. vV. F unk, a nd so n Rober t, Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga. M rs. H ec kert. Mr. and M rs. H eat er.

E . H. Barnhart, 1st Fi eld Art. Es t her \ Vie r, M a rgu erite George and V e ra Ko hl. :-le\·a vis ited her L ieut e na nt a t amp he rruan aturday and unday.

Mr. an d Mrs. H ea ter vis ited t he ir n iece, 11a rgar et Hawl ey a tu rday a nd unda y.

Gladys H oward a nd her mo th e r we n t to irclevill e Friday. Gladys w ent o n to Chillicot he Sunday.

V era Koh l vis ited Th elma Ewri e fr o m T hursda y to unday. T helma en terta ined fo r her Frida y n ig ht. t he Virginia and Eve lyn spent weck-u1 d a t \ "irgin ia' home in Ca na l \ Vinchr t cr. .\ lice Re sler ga\·e a push T hurs­ day night, hono r ing her i tcr Et h e l.

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Madison Barracks, N . Y. Earl Brobst, Q. M. D. Ft. Benj . Harrison, Ind. H. H. Geiger, Moto r Truck Com ­ pany 316, Train 404.

Marine Barracks, Philadelphia.

C. R. E . Van Mason , 22nd Co m p any

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School of Mil itary Aeronautics, Columbus. ] . B. Ga rv er.

I f you want to live in t he ki nd o f a c hoo l Li ke the kind o f a ch o o l y ou like, Yo u needn "t s li p yo ur clo th es in a g ri p .-\nd ta r t on a long, lo n o- hike: You· ll only find what you left behind, For there' nothing that's rea ll y new.

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Heard at "Willies."

"Ike" \ \' ar d-T h e treats are on me.

"Rats" ).1oore-l' II take a loaf of bread. knock your schoo l" ·atan" (he of the white apron)I t i "nt your sc h oo l-it's you.

You don't need any crust.

Good school· are made by men not afraid, Even with a scarcity of men in Ot­ terbein this year. orne that are here Let someone else get ahead. have been overlooked . \,Ve are told \,\"hen everybody works and nobody shirk , that ~li ~IcFaddrn inquired recent­ You can rai c your chool from the ly whether ).Jr. ).fullin was back in dead . sch i1 this year. :\lu t be that he does not frcqu-cnt his former haunts. And if while you make your personal stake There is nothing that makes Your neighbor can make one. too, strenuous and difficult work so hard You r school will be what you want to to arcumpli ·h as the indifference o! t:c. tho e we stri,·e to please. Make your It i ·n't your choo l-it's YOU. inter st and encol!ragements known.

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-Leader Clark Record .. . l'rofrs ·or Ros clot has been called This week there shou ld be a crowd ,. away by the deat h of an uncle and of st udents on the side line every t h erefore wi ll not meet his classes night that the team practices. Help T ue day. them get in hape for Heidelberg.

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LOCALS. Monday e,·enina October 15, a number of the gi rl s li ving in town en­ tertained at the home of Mary Griffith . T he house was p r ettily decorated with autumn leaves, red be rri es, and can dles. Afte r the guests had been entertained w ith m usic and o-ame , an elaborate buffet lunch was sen-eel.

Po t Master ( rea ding off names on letters)-"Coppock, Swigart, Gi lb er t, Darlin g-" Evey ln D. (eage rl y)-"Here I am."

Margue ri te George vi ited her sis­ ter, Miriam, and other Otterbein frie nd s over th e week-end .

Be th e first to wea r the new Arrow collar Cla rid ge. E. J . orris.-Adv. Mr. W. A. Young received a letter from Camp Sheridan th e latter part o f the week informin g him that the co mpany of whi ch Curtis is a member is und er quarantine for measles, how ­ ever Curti s is not affiicted.

Mrs. Mary Siddall ente rtain ed severa l of her co ll ege friends at her home last Monday evening.

Get your party supplies at The Variety Shop .-A dv .

P rofe ssor A. P. Rosselot is specia l­ i in g in ··wa r time" carrots. One of his la test spec im ens weighing over three pounds, is on display at the l' ul)lic Opinion 0111cc.

Ra lph Ve rnon went to hi s hom e in North Lawrence over th e week-end .

Get yo ur Gym Shoes fr om E. J . ­

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Where ''Style'' Counts Most ---And it Does Wherever You Go ·- there yo u' ll ~ ear your Kibler Overcoat w ith keene t enjoyment and sat isfactio n- becau seyo u' ll ati sfy yo urself-once and for a ll- that th ere i n o better st y le in any coat-at any price -than is yo urs in .

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Adv. Richard Seneff spe nt last w eek with his mother. He left Mo nday for Camp Mills, L o ng Island, where he wi ll comp lete hi aviation course.

P rexy-"W hat is th e avera ge in­ co m e of your r oome rs?"

Mrs. Sidda ll--"O h, about midnight."

Harmon's loca l ho nors as a co rn shocke r , pass to J ohn Farnlacker whose reco rd one day la st week, was seve nty -two shoc ks. His tota l wage for the day was $ 14.40.

Get your winte r und erwear from E . J .-Adv. Dr. H. H . Russ ell gave an outdoo r address at State and College_ avenue, Saturd ay night, in the interests of state-wide prohibition.

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Yo u ' ll fully appreciate Kibler Overcoat -backed bv a ll wool quali ty fabrics and fine hand-tailoring mean the great­ est degree of " tyle and service" a t i fa c t i o n for fully 33 1-3 o/o le ss money-

$12.50 22 West Spring

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ovelHallowe'en Post Cards and ties. The Variety Shop.-Adv.

Note Books, Examination Pads, Mr. and Mrs. John Segner of West chool Supplies. The Variety Shop.

Mansfield visited Cordelia Inskeep -Adv. Wednesday.

"Can I get off today, Boss?"

New line of Ties, 75c va lu es, speci­ "What for?" ally priced at S0c. E. ]. 1 orris­ "A weddin'."

Adv. "Do yo u have to go?"

"I'd like to go, sir, I'm the bride groom."

A Recipe for Peace.

Bostonian and Wa lk-Over Shoes­ Take eq ual parts of French , British the dark tans. Latest in tyle. Best and American soldiery, mix in assort­ in quality and wo rk manship. E. J. ed ordnance, roll mixture steadi ly Norris.-Adv. from west to east until German front­ W-illiam Counsello , football cap­ ier i reached, then frost thickly with tain at Otterbein last year, spent the airplanes and serve as quickly a pos­ week- end in Westerville. sible.-Life.

$18.50 7 West Broad

" Call for Mr. Gorton."

Coach Gorton is anxio u ly seeking th e id e ntity of an unknown undiplo­ matic friend , who paid o n e of th e Chittenden pages thirty-fiv e cents to polite ly summon him to the hot e l bar.

M r . Gorton was co ur teo u s enough to answer th e ca ll and upon returning from the bar h e fo und the entire footba ll team at th e en trance all desirous of sympathetically shar~ ing his embarassment and disgu s t . " Mini tering of Christ" wi ll be the topic for Christian Endeavor next S un day eve ning. J. C. Sidda ll will be th e lead er. Section A will appreciate your presence.

Westervill e is to hav e represe nta­ tion in the A ll - Ohio s in g ing contest soon to b e held in Columbus under the auspices of T h e Columbus Citizen.

The purpos e of the contest is to select th e best amate ur man and wo­ man s inge r in t h e s tate. The win­ ners get a trip to New York where their voices wi ll be re corded by the Co lumbia g r ap h op h one company and scho larship to comp lete their music­ a l education.

Among the e ntries r ece i,·ed by the Citizen are two from \ ¥ es terville, Mi ss Neva M . nderson a nd Isaac Merle Ward. hould several more of \Ves~e.rvi ll e's singe r s enter the conte t, 1t can probab ly be arranged to hold one of t he pre liminary con­ t e t s h re.