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W E S TERVILLE, OH I O , J A NU A RY 13, 1919.

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FAST GAME LAST SATURDAY EVE.

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Ott erbein B oys Play Well But Are F orced to Bow to Denis o n

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/COLLEGE SIBYL SOON TO APPEAR : Otterbein's Biennial Publication Promises to b e E ven Better this Year Than Ever· Before.

C. F OX SCORES 14 POINTS

JUNIORS T O P UBLI 6H BOOK

Other Boys Als o P la y G ood G:.:::e .

Contest Hard Fought 2nd Fuil

Sibyi Keeps Memories Fresh in Mind.

Board Asks Peop.le to Pa­ tronize Advertisers.

of Interest. l n the game tag ed a t G r:i:ivill e aturday eveni ng , Deni on wa s for ced to fight every min ute to win from Ot terbein by a sco re of 30 to 20. :'lo t on ly was the home team in the lead .eve ral times during the crap but it did fast playing thr o ughout and kept

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O tt erbein " biennial. pa >lic:it;o11, i known a t he ibyl , is chi£ ·fo r app ea rI an ce thi s y ear whic h wi ll be welc o me new to all th e student s and fri ends of th e ·o ll egc inc e e;·ery issue o f thi book i. s imply a printed copy o f the memorie o f t he days one spends

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Denison continually o n the jump. ====================================- ' in cho o l a nd which pro,·e a more Otterbein's forwards were able to I j a nd more ,·a luable trea ure a the get numerous shot at the first of the Prof. Fritz Urges Men to Try S t udents H ear Dr. S. S. Hough ye ars pass by. game and it wa not until after ten Out for Debating Tea m Now . o f Dayton, in Chapel Talk.

Thi p ublication is th e on ly one in minute, o f play that Denison wa able / l'rof. Fritz announces th a t O tterDr. S. S. Hough. o f Dayton. spo ke O tterbein that i w holly supported to take the lead and cinch the co n- be in is going to haYe debating team I in -c h.Lpel Thur day morning co r,- by the students an d th e o nly o ne test. Bo t h team we re · ragged on a u ual this year ! tterbein be- 1 ce rni1w the ~ew E ra move ment that i intended fo r t_h c tudent in team"' ·k andjn hooting, a nd a Ot- longs to a deba ting lea o-ue whi ch i I w hich has recently been s tarted fo r sch o o l at the time of it i uc. This terbein could not wor k the ball u n er composecf of such colTeg~s as Heidel- 'the co-operation of all the denomina- i stric"tly a ~tudcnt · atfair a11<l th.: Deni son' ba ket with any success. i be r g, Mu kingum , Hiram : \\' itte11- tions exi ting in the 'nited tates. Junior cla acts n ly a an agent in he relied mainly o n long _h ot . The be rg a nd Ohio ~orthern. T h ere w ill for the purpo e of furthering the th e ir behalf by manaaing a nd editing game wa so well fought ind eed that be at lea t tw chools debated. cau e of hri tianity. and especially the a ffair that it may ..,-pro , e a r eal that a ll indication poi1~t to the fact \ which will mean two debate here to train the youth of the co untry to- treasur e for the posse sor . that the return game will be an easy a nd t wo away from home. This year ward pecial, definite hri stian :\ feature in this b ok that is toe> victory for the Tan and ardinal , there is a n es pecially li,·c . up-to-date work. He a lw spoke o f the cam- o ften ove rlooked is t he Department team. t que tion , and Prof. Fritz urge all the paign in the Cnited Brethren churc:1. of Adverti ing. Tn ev ry is ue of the Fox. co ring 14 of the 20 points men who arc interested i:1 this st:b- which has been tarted r ece ntly in ibyl thert! are to be fo und everal made for Otterbein was easily the I ject to try out, as the Yar •ity team accord with th whole :\mericaniza- page o f advertising wl11ch have been s tar of S aturday' game. A lbright, will be c ho en from tho e who prove tion movement in which all the gi,·en to the publishers fo r w hich Freeman a nd 1Icyers p layed a nappy themselve ab le. The old tudents· c hurches are uniting. they expect the stud nt trade in regame. w hile Hollinger did notable will remember what intere t and enDr. Hough i a man o f intense The e advertisements reprework as a forward . Kull and Daw- , thu ia m wa demon trated a t for- earne tne and o f teadfast ent 111 ney inve tcd for which the o n were Denison's best players. mer debate and all should be herence to hi high ideal . and h; - hu ine concern has a right to exLine up and s ummary: anxious to ha,·e a team this year word mad e a tro ng impre 1 n pect your trad e in return for the hel1> Deni o n ( 30) (20) Otter?ein which will win e,·ery debate. The 0 11 hi hearer . they ha,·e give1) yQu in making the Ehrle L. F. A lbright team will be chosen within tlie n ext - - -- -- -- price of publication lower. ~ot o nly \ Vood R. F. Hollinger two week . a ll who are intere ted First Basketball Game of thi true with thE: $ibyl but also it K ull C. Freeman hould ee P rof. Fritz a soon as Season Goes to Wesleyan. of the w~ekly paper which A ll en L. G. Meyer po 1"ble.

Otterbein lo t the initial game of ( 011t111ue · cl ·on· page two.) ( ·ontin ued on page two.)

- - -- - - - - the eason to Ohio We leyan on the Very Unique Contest to be la t ter' floor la t T ue day evening by Notice !

Staged by the Sibyl Board. a core of 46 to 22. Although thi Ethelynde Smith Coming l For the benefit oft.he Ex- . A. T. C. Thi year' s iby l Staff ha de cided wou ld indicate a rathe r one-sided con- men . ome of whom have fallen into Thi I t o remind you of the it was one of the the habit of weari ng a part of the Ethelynde mith ~oncert. which will to ha,·e a new and unique feature in te t, ne verthe le ome one advanced the mo t intere ting that the two team army uniform with civilian clothe , occ ur on the evening of January 20 their book. in the ollcge hapel. :Mis mith id ea that there i a "Prettie t Girl" in have engaged in for omc time. The the Tan and ardinal i printing the is a famou o prano concer t inger, Otterbein o a committee wa ap- game wa hard fought and even following, tak n from " niform and \V e terville i es pecially fortun­ pointed to fill two pages with picture though Ohio \ Ve leyan did not have Regulation ," paragraph 53: ate in be ing able to ecure he r ser­ of tud ent with leading characteris- much more practice than the home ·· ombinations of various articles of vices. he i making her annual con- tic . After a long di cus ion about team yet former experience and the uniform , other than the combina­ cert tour and will ing in olumbu choo ing a title uch a " Talle t" and training were to their advantage. tion prescribed' i'n the e regulation , for Mis Kate Lacey. making it po i­ " Thinne t," they agreed upon the e During the fir t ten minutes of play are prohibited." ble for the Laclie ' Glee Club of the ix name for ladie : the Tan and Cardinal team wa ab le The wearing of any part of the ollege to bring her to \Ve s terville.

1. Prettie t. to keep the conte t clo e and held army uniform with civilian clothes is The lovers of really good mu sic are 2. Wittie t.

Ohio v\ e leyan to a tie ; but becau e unlawful. Men who are to be di anticipating thi concert and it is be­ 3. Joiliest. of ome poor passing on O t terbein's charged, s hould rememb r this. The lieved that it will prove a very enjoy­ 4. Be t Student. part which resulted in a purt for regulation are b r oad enough to pro­ ab le event. Ticket are on ale now 5. Mo t Independent.

Wesleyan, the fir t half ended with hib it t he _wea r ing of a r my hoes, over­ and re ervecl eats may be ec ured 6. Mo t Pop ul a r. the sco r e of 28 to 10 in the latter's coats, blo u e o r trousers, un less t he­ later in t he week.

(Continued on page five. ) (Co ntinu ed · on page five.) entire uniform i worn.

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Page Tw Students Hear Inte resting Chapel Talk Given by Prexy Pre ident ·1i1 pi1.1 ger gave a · h rt

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I daildy wh ,vas dressed church ha done faithfu l and efficient don't forget to read -the ad - and th e n I. chool .11 , the bully ,· and \ ervices d uring the pa t year and tk. rabt th when you go to 111ake y ur 1rnrc h ases white: len 'T' reme111bcr the one that ha,·e h e lp ed harle 11avely, the teacher' c hur ch of t os howing k e their meauappreciat• Tue 4v by pet, his \ eve11ing I I Y l)rotected you with th e ir nt ney. l n s I1ort t I1e w 110 wa a> ..,.. n orga 11i za tio11 , more permaaMt sl ga 11 mi g ht wel l be ·· Patr ni ze yciu r I "mot h e r · h f I t II -; .

1 . H than t at· o t 1e pas , wa s e cctcd by advertiser .'

P r of. nclrew Frt t z was teac 1e 1- - e th .

But thi i 11 ot the o nly re aso n that was _aclmirnb ly made up_ in the proe choir. the ho k h o uld ha ve th e I ya ! sup- verb1a l 1011g coat and wa 1 t coa t of the The N ew Watch on the Rhine port of eve 1·y tud ent. It i a bock old-time teacher. He '·kept" order There und a ,·o icc . like trumpet that i11 the year to c me will he a n and conducted the sc hool. ca ll. exceedi n ly va lua b le p s e io n . ln The committee in charge of the \ .\ ho,·c t h e II ise of thr o ne that fall, it is depicted your e11tire c li ege lif e festivities was u11der th e leadership ··The Rhine. the Rhim:, the noble from eve ry ,·iew p int . 111 the past of :Ylr. George co lt . Refreshment s l{hin e! it ha proved such and th e book this were provided in th e c hurch par lors, \,\lh g uards today that silver line?" year hids fair to he tt o except io n to wh ic h we,· tastefu ll y decora t ed . The the rule. Later 0 11 you wi ll wa11t 01,e: guests bro u ght wit h th em their · d' H RC I· o f these I ooks so yo u had better take yo uthful appetite s. a ndy p op co rn Jl uma11 1t y. tt o anger t11· 11 c, tim e by th e fore ! ck and get 0 11 e ' 11 t1ma11ity. 11 0 dan ge r th111e, a11d balloons erved to de li ght the y I k I early. See a11y member f th e Jun 'I h e a n <S now eep t 1c watch, the chilai s h mind . l{hine! ior c la s and he o r she wi ll tak e y ur watch 0 11 order.

After the dinner, choo lm as t e r The Ya11ks now ke ep the watch, the _________ Fritz called the schoo l toge th er, at ' watch 011 l{hin e !

F AST GAME LAST which everal m mbers of the boa1·d SATURDAY EVE were JJreseut to hear the chi ldr eti The tyra11tty that used to dwell

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report of the co nvention h e I d la t week of the Nationa l A . s c1at1 0 11 f Co ll ges. T he co tJvent1011 wa held in hicago, o n Thursday, Friday a '.1d Saturday of las t week. The assoc1at ion is com JJO sed. of about four hun <Ired meican co lleges, not including the tate niversitie.

President lipJJinger po ke of evera l of the pro blems dis cu ssed at the conven ti on. mong th em the pr b1em arising from th e unu sual cond itions im po~cd by the S. A. T. H . e said that th e difficu lti es with which Otterbei11 ha s to co ntend are n greate r. an d in many cases less, t I1an tho se of ot her co ll ege and uni vers itic throughout the cou ntr y.

He also si>oke of th e closer b ud which now exis ts between na t io11s. · I and as an examp Ie ment1011ec1 t 1e xchange of s tudents between the ntinued from page one.) nited tates a nd France. Thi ex- Leslie R. . Fox change wi ll soo n exist between very ummary : ub titutionswatt on many of the co u11tries a nd th e C nited for E hrle, \,V illard for wanson, J o hn Sta t e . s II fo r vV ood . Dawso11 fo r J o hn so n, Ha skin s for Daw o n. ix o n for Le lie, R . Fox fo r H o lli11 ge r a nd Richm o 11d for Freeman . Fie ld goa ls ­ Oh Prof!

Ku ll 5. Alle11 3, wa nso n, Dawson 4, Albrigh t, Freeman, Richmond, C. ne of our most elevated proI Fox 5. Goals from fou ls- li en, 4 fes rs (whose name was merci­ out of 7: . Fo · . 4 out of 6. Refereefully cut out by the 1>roof-reacl­ ~I r. Ha111ilton of Notre Dame. er) was unfortunately seized by

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" ay" their piece,. The ses ion end- Beside th e Rhine h as one to hell; ed wi th an old-fashioned (we are :S: ow Yankee hands. so tirm and tra, th orry to say) spe lling match conduct- , Plaut e r e the old Red, \Vhite 1M ed by Rev. Burtner. The sc hool wa . , l:J uc.

-C harles B. Driseoll divided int o tw parts, headed by , Sc;u::·e c h ear a nd q ui~-e G riffith .

I F i II t 11 ! Hypnotist! o mi11-g!

T h e h oir of the Un ited Bre thr en ur day !

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the spirit of youth the other day when he saw a gr up f happy boys . and girls with ska te s s lun g over their shou ld ­ e,·s go !au !ting and chalt ·ri ng down to the creek. vVilh great precaution and a beaming cou11tena11cc he poked around in the du,ty corners under th e sloping rafters o f th e attic, and some tim e lat er, after all the eveni11g !> hadows had fallen a11cl the mo II wa s on the way up. he craftily emerged. With his o ld gray s toc king cap (the kind wi th th e tasse l whi h hangs <lown in the back), hi s big r eel mittens and w1·inkl ed trouser s. he might have co ncea led hi identity from t li e tw o Freshme11. who later told the tale, had it not been for tha t kingly stride of his. H c soo n reached the ice under the bridge, . trapp d 011 hi skate . , a11d teetered f rth.

A las I he had fa iled to gras1> the trut h that th~ ;_,el l-coo ked meal · of everal year bring corp u­ lence; the ice cracked under him like an egg s lt e ll a nd h e went in up to the football "0" 0 11 hi s weater. He had so ugh t to re­ t urn to his childl:Jood hut he returned home in teacl-rapidly and by a side treet.

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Mrs. Cook's Class Enjoys Party Held Wednesday Evening. ''Laugh a11d the w r1 I la ugh with you" was demonstrat d Wedne. day evening in Lh fi rs t game play cl by 71 1rs . Cook's Sunday Schoo l la · .

The11 musical chairs ·rcated more am usement. e pecially on the la st

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.A hort hu~iness meeting followed these games during which ofticers of the cla ·s were elected.

A wel l-appreciated program consist­ ed of th e fo ll ow in g number : Piano o lo H e le n a n ee Reacling-"T he Mustard P las ter" \"irg inia Burtne1· \ ·oca l olo-'·B n Jour. Ma Be ll e" Audrey Nelson The good time was ended by the

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COLLEGE SIBY!SO,0.N TO APPEAR ( ontin uecl fro,m page one.) though h elp ed in a_ small de gree by 1:he o llege yet lean s hea vil y on the upport of the acl-vertising feature.

When readin_g tl)i, ~aper and when you look throu~b your new ibyl

: e:::h:1i:n ~~rit:~-crea m and wa f c rs.

While Dr. D.S. Finton Names The Games All this and more too can be seen at

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evening, January 18, 1919.

Adults 35e Reserv ed Seats 10c Mail your orders to F. D. Gray.

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d r~.l~;:~ f~: 111 v:~~i•~~ou~~:~l;c~f :~:~ ix t y U 11ited Bre thre n Tue clay evening, when the members of th e church \ en ter tain ed the choir. lt was ''some" 1 kid pa_rt_y, th e hildr en ~ntering in to the p tnt of you th and J llit y as few "partie " do.

The g ue ts at the ''party" began arriving a t 7 :30 and , from that tim e n the evening wa one urprise after another. The age I of the b ys and girl ranged from twelve on up; one little boy wa ac- 1 companied by hi s mother, which wa exc_eedi ngly fort~nate for him .

I 1 here was no tee to be broken. Fun j abounded from the beginni11g and the hilarity wa at its height at the arriv- 1 al of little rthur pe ard, the

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-and coming nearer home-Otterbei n's own S. A. T. . men may and sh o ul d fee l that they have done their P ublished Weekly in the intere st- o f sha r e, even t hough th ey were no t Otter bein by t he p r iv ileged to se r ve in t he same OTTE RBEI PU BLISHING glo rio us way t ha t t he over-seas men BO ARD , ' ha ve done. \ Veste rv ille, O hio Member of the Ohio College Press Theodore Roosevelt Association A ll th at was morta l of Theodore

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STAFF Editor-in-Chief ........ Helen Keller, '20 A i tant Editor .... Esther Harl ey, '2 1 gntributing EditorsHelen Bovee, '19 Grace Armentrout, ' 19 Business Mgr . .. Kathryn Warner, ' 19 A si ta n t Business Managers­ E li zabet h Mc Cabe, '2 1 Virgi nia B lagg, '22 Circulation Mgr. .. Mary Siddall, ' 19 Aiii tant ·r cul ation Manager sMary T instman , '20 Marve l Sebe rt, ' 2 1 At hl eti E ditor .... leo Coppoc k, '19 L o ca l Editor .......... Ruth Hooper, ' 19 Alu mna ! Editor .... Prof. Guitn e r, '97 E xchange Editor .. Edith Bingham, '20 L iterary Ed itor .... Vida "Wi lhe lm, '19 Address a ll comm uni cation s t o The Otter bein Tan a nd Cardina l, 20 W .

Main t ., We sterv ill e, Ohio.

Sub sription Pri ce, $ 1.50 Pe r Y ear, payable in advan ce.

Entered as seco nd class matter eptember 25, 19 17, at the pos toffice a t We stervi ll e, 0 ., u nd er a ct o f Mar ch 3, 1879.

Rooseve lt was rece n tly laid to rest, but C'a r th cannot enfo ld the immor­ ta l infl uence of a great persona lity.

T he career of thi great president was ma rk ed by its ver ati lity. A t t he same time sc ho la r and indom itab le work ma n ; dip lomat a nd lighter; the co m pa ni on of cowl oys an d t he fr ie nd o f kin gs: as muc h a l home in th e Wh it e H o use as on a ra nch.

A lth ough ho nored and entertained by fore ign ru lers, he remai ned wha t h e was-an American c1t1ze n w ho he ld fr eedom a nd democ racy as the greatc t forces in life.

A lt houg h hi s deat h has ca ll ed forth ma ny tri bu te the o- reatest a nd the sim pl est de ·c rib s him as a '"typ ica l America n vo ic ing the idea ls, tradi­ ti o ns a nd asp irat io n of m il lio n s with th e sa me bir t hri g ht as hi .

T heodo re R ooseve lt li ved a li fe, the influ e nce of w hi ch w ill never he dis­ rega rded in th e hi story of hi cou nt ry; a li fe w hich wo n t he respect o f enem y a we ll a fr ie nd.

The P lay Bill I t was a queer o ld yea r. \Nith tar of Be the lehem Acceptan ce for mai ling at pecia l Ma rs and the both in asce nde ncy s imul taneous ly: ra te of postage p rovided for in Se c. wit h i ars raging and peace ce lebra11 03, Act of O ct. 3, 19 17, au t ho ri ze d ti o ns; with s now an d sleig hin g before O ct. 24, 19 18.

Th a n ksg ivin g, and ra in a nd suga rin g hr is tm a week; we me r e peop le, th e

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to play and her audience hould think twice before condemning her drama and her presentation. Don't mis understand us. vVe don't mean any such Pol lyanna rot as is sugar­ coa ted in the p h rase, "the drama of th e commonp lace/' or do we in the leas t agree wi t h Mr. George l\Iiddle­ ton in hi apparent interpretation of thi s phra e as signifying . that all drama is commonplace.

W hat we started out to say was imp ly tha t there is nothing like an encore after t he first act to make a ripping cli max in t he fifth act; and tha t an ovation the first night wi ll do abou t as m uch to insu re a long nm as a S haw play or a n a ll -s tar cast.

T ha t is, we wis hed to suggest that a play may be made or marred by the peop le back of the footlights a s we ll as by t hose in fron t of them; that we a re as honest and tru ly the play­ w ri ghts of the New Year' s Drama as Messrs. Destiny & Pr vidence.

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SKATES All kinds and sizes.

85c to $2.00.·

BALE & WALKER B . C. YOUMANS, Barber 37 N . State St.

Shop closed at 8 o'clock except Saturday.

G. W . STOCKDALE Funeral Director and Embalmer Motor. Funeral Car Ambulance Service On His F urlough .

Phones-Citizen 39 Bell 7 1-R A th ird grade teacher who was mak­ W esterville, 0 . in g a n earnes t effort to fami lia ri ze he'.· cla s wi th mi litary te r ms, wa s su r- r ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ , p ri sed w hen on asking what a fur- , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , lo ug h was. to receive th i startl ing a n swer from a sma ll gir l : Rhoades & Sons "A fu r loug h is a donkey."

The College Avenue " \,Vhy, how did you ever get an idea like th at in yo u r head?" s he inquired. j MEAT MARKET "Because it says , in a book at home," was the answer.

Obeyi ng the req uest to bring the boo k to schoo l with her t he next day.

OUR COAL the littl e g irl triump hant ly t urned to a pictu re of a s ldie r sea ted n a do n- I Makes Warm Friends key. u nd e r wh ic h was printed: "Go- 1 H . L. BENNETT & CO . ing home on h i fur lough."

62-64 N. State St. 11'1 · 1s · a grouc I1y wor 11 1 11s <. Al 1, me I A fe ll o ws e ld 0111aug1s.

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a u cl icnc , ha,·e de\"e loped an in a tiable the . me lodramatic. . .appet. ite for . .

D o the wor k tha t' s near e t , ;\ Or 1 t h is ~v id crav m g for exc iteThoug h it's du ll a t whi les, m c n t and thrill er confi ned mere ly to H elpin g, when w e m ee t th e m , mov ie con nois eur and devotees.

L a me dog o ve r ti ! . uc h sedentary-mi nded individua ls as See in ev r y hedge row edit o r s, co ll ege p rofe ors, and reMa rks of an gel's fee t, t ired m ➔ssio n a ri es have co n tracted • • • • 1 Epi c in ev ery pebb le the mos t virul e n t cases of t he fever. ' - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - - nd ern ea th o ur feet. - elec ted .

Evet'.yo ne is at pr ese n t h itch in g Af ter a long vacat ion, th e gi rl s were bac k comp lacent ly in th eir chairs and a ll g lad to be ab le to atte nd Y . vV. C. The Boys "Over Here." adj usti ng th ei r ce llul o id spectac le ' · aga in Tue day night, and enjoyed l{ece nt ly t here w as bro ug ht t o u r w ith t he co nscio us fa t idio us ness that a p lendid me eting . Margaret Pifer, a ttent io n an interes tin g pos t er whi ch 1s • usua ll y reserved for a lorgnette, o r who led the meeting. chose for her pi ctur ed two o ldi er s, o ne w ho had monoc le at lea t, beca use th ey a,e scr iptu re, "The Pa rab le of the Great been in ove r- seas er vice, a nd the m ortall y ce rtai n that w hateYer th e Suppe r," dealing with the various ex­ oth er who had go t no far th e r tha n new year stages, it won't be up to cuses that men offered when they the training camp over h ere. T he I the Hippodrome-ki ng ling comlllna- we re bidden to the great fea t. The over-sea man ha d hi s ha nd o n th e t io n t hat evoked th eir gasps and thing t hat a great many peop le seek shoulde r of th e seco nd so ld ie r, a nd h ea r t flutte rs dur in g the la t year. excuses for, is not becoming ·hrishe low wa thi b it o f ve r se, en titled T hat sop hi sti ated wo rl d lywise tians, for they c ntend that their "50-50 :" fee ling is ba lm to th e so ul s of us a ll. li ,·es are just as go cl as hr istian ..

T he job of bea ti ng up th e Hun , whi c h T he Byro nic lugubr io us se nse of You ng peop le especia ll y des i1·e to I' ve bee n a t, my lad, na ug h ti ness w h ic h g loats ove r th e postp ne becom ing ,h ristia ns, bc \ Vo uld sti ll be far fro m fi ni shed imagin ary retro pect of a mora ll y cause, a they say, there is plenty of ''Ove r Th er e," p u trid past is by no means o u tgrown. time, and they wi h to ha\"e a good But F ritz sa w Y ou we r e r ea dy, a nd Tt ha simp ly reached a more a llu r - time . .,.\ fter t he ir lives arc worn and he shout ed "Ka m er a d ," ing tage in its elev lopment. just as faded, they will give up and g ive their o do n't yo u wo rry , o n ; yo u clid t he ~q ua il ing t icky baby of a few lives to hrist. But He will not acyo ur ha r e. y ars back is now the rav ishing, cept excuses any more than the mai1 T he sentim en t i to uchin g, a nd who ll y a ttrac t ive debutante .

And who made ready the feast would rea ll y do c not strik e fa r fr om th e af ter the o ld year ou r fee lings a re to listen to the flimsy pretexts for staytruth. l f th e U nit ed ta tes had n ot a la rge degree wa r ra nt ed. ing away. had he r va st arm y o f m e n in tra inin g, But is it ju st to th e fa ir ew Year ne of the gi rl s gave a Dutch ove r here, r ea dy to se nd a cr oss, " t he t o r eceive her wi th s uch co ld in di f- Proverb, in th genera l discussio n, job of beating up th e Hun" q uit e ference a nd cul tivated boredom, on w hi ch we may all app ly to our incl i­ probably w ould no t b e fi nis h ed. So h er first ni g hts? he has a season of vid ual li\"cs: "A lways excuse others­ Patronize T an & Cardinal Advertisers that the men in camps in thi s co untr y, th ree hu ndred and sixty-five nig hts but never yourself."

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To th e Ii of O tte r bein men w h o have g ive n th eir li ves for t h eir co untr y · mu s t be a dde d t he name o f Wi lli am C. Mi ller o f H a rt fo r d, \,Ve s t U p -to -Date Pharmacy Virginia . Mr. 11ill er served · la s t )' ear · Eas tma n 's Kodaks a nd Photographic Supplies. a s superintend e nt of schoo ls· a t· Fil m s D e v e l_ oped a nd Prin te c,I at lowest prices.

YCa son, \ Ves t Vir ginia. frc,m · ";,hi ch p lace he w as call e d int o t h~ ar m y in Satisfaction Guaranteed May an d wa s se nt t o P a n s l s land, OPTICAL DEP A RT M E NT o ut h a r lin a. E arl y in December h e was t ra ns ferr ed to l ' ti ca , New Eyes Exami n ed Free, E ye Gl asse s and Specta cles a ll styles.

Y o rk , f r s pec ia l trainin g. So 11 aft e r t hat he co ntra cted a co ld which GIVE US A CALL OUR PRIC E S R E ASONABLE de ve lo ped into pn e um o n ia fr om wh ich h e di cl D ece mb er 23. In h is death ti o n Law ·, a n d _ th e s ecedi ng of the Otte rb ein lose ~ a st a un c h fri end. lt Wh e n T eac h e r Fa ils. wi ll be rememb e r ed th a t h e was cap ­ S ta t es fr o m th e U nio n .'. ' ( 1,' 1·0 111 JJaJJ,• r , s ubmit te d by app li ' g f 'tl1e b a t t Iesh.1p ·'T h e s in k· ,n tain o f hi s co nf e re n ce in th e campa ign cant ~ fo r tcad1er s' lice n s e s in .:-St ai n e was t h e ca u se f t he Mexican fo r th e e nd o wm ent last yea r.

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'07. ·M r s. A r thur :VI. C rumr ine ( ll ary W inl a nd) , a cco mpa n ied by 1frs. J .

EXCHANGE A. \,\l ein land, Mr s. E . L. vVein land . an d Mrs. War r en T h o m as o f ,Co lu m ­ b us, O hio, wa s a gu es t la st Thursday .\ t O be r lin thi s yea r th 1.: g irl s a r e a t th e h o m e o f P ro fesso r a n d M r s. ta kin g th e in iti a ti ve in ma ny thi ng .;.

F. E . M ill er.

Th ey a r e wa itin g ta hl t! a n d s t! n ·i11 g a, ' 10, ' 09. T he litt le da ug ht er o f P r - chap lain s a t th .: hoa rdi ng- h o uses . .\t fesso r a nd Mrs. A lber t K eister thr ee o f th e latte r t h e g ir ls tak e ( My rtl e Ka r g) o f Mo u n t V ern o n, turn s a c t~ ng a s1 ch;jp hti n and t'h e Iowa, w h o came to th eir ho m e 111 ney ea rn t! cl i , t o he in ve s k d in a Decembe r 27, ha s bee n na 111ed l' hy lli s Li ber ty bo nd. G irl s are t o u sher at th e a rti t i·ec ital s t hi s yea r. 1n t h ,· Eve ly n. a d va nce d ch e mi s try ·la~S C' . t ile ma ­ '80 v\l il de r P . Be nd er a nd wife o f jo rity o f t h e s tud ent · a r e g ir ls so t he Bo w li ng G r ee n, Ohio, r ece ntl y e nt e r ­ wo rk o f co rr ec tin g th e pa p er s f b e­ tain ed a number f gu es t s, ce le b ra tin g gi nn e rs a nd ass is tin g in th e lab o ra ­ t h e six ty - fo urth w ed din g a nni ve r ary t o ri es fa ll s t o th em. o f his fa th cr an d mot h er. .Mr. a nd /\Jr s. J osep h Be nd er. i\lr . J ose ph \ Vith th e r e turn of m a ny of th e B end er was o ne o f t he ea rl y s tu de nt s fo r111 er st ud e nt s of Granvill e ·o ll ege o f Otte r be in . having e nt e r ed co ll ege th e D en iso ni a n will un dergo a comin t he fa ll f 185 1. H e is n o w in h is pl ete r eadj us tm e n t. Jt has he 11 man eig h ty -nint h year and is s till enj y in g age d large ly by th e gi rl s of ' hepard good hea lth. so n ·o ll ege th is y ea r, pu re ly a , a wa r f ]·- un kl1o use r ' 13. E lm er N. o m ea sure : a nd 11 IV th ey a r e o nl y too g h tf ul H a ge rstow n, ]Vl a ry la nd, ha s bee n g lad to ha, n d ,t ba ck to its ff ri·1, e lec ted a d irec t o r f th e new ly-o rg a n- ow n{'. rs. . 1 h e_ prese nt sta w, p ut f I t o ut th e fi rs t iss ue af ter vaca t io n, a nd ize cl ' hamb er o f o mmer cc t i a af ter t hat tim e th e s ta ff wil l be c m city. · p le tely chan ged : so th a t 11 0 one w il l '09. Jrvin L. Clymer and littl e da ug h ­ co n sid e r him elf ( it is p ri nci pa ll y ter o f Chi ca go, I ll in o i , we r e v isito r s 'h erse lf' , ho weve r ) a m e mb e r o f th r las t wee k a t th e ho m e o f hi s m o th er , o r ga ni za ti o n un les no t ifi e d to th at M rs. E li za A. ' he lle r o n N o rth effec t.- Th e D en iso ni a n.

G rov e tr ect.

Th e "Potah" Takes Vengeance.

'69. Dr . J. JJ. Landi s, pres id ent o f .

B o ne brak e T heo logical Semin a r y .

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P enick h as bee n pas to~ for th e las t t hr ee yea rs a nd in th a t tim e ha s pro­ vided fo r a debt o f o ver e ig ht th o us­ and do llars a nd now he and hi s me m ~ . . be rs a r e plannin g a campa ig n fo r for ty th o usand do ll a r s to erect a new chu r ch bu il d111g

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ha d bee n o ut pla y­ hi co m pa n io ns in ya r d. I l e had ju s t o ut in t h e k it chen en te r ed .

"Hen ry, w h at a r c you d o ing wi t l1 you r swc at n in t h e sink ?'' a sk ed tl1e m o th er. ., ' \\' hy . m o t 11er. was th e pro mpt r eDr. a nd Mrs. J. vV. F unk an d p ly , " I'm wa hin g out the Span is h

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Yo rk ,s ~itu a te d at t h e m o u th i\,facbe th wa s a r m a n ce of noble o f th e .\ma zu n Ri ve r." pe op le. La d y .\11. ac be th wa of com"Th e am o unt o i r a infa ll req u ired 111011 o r un d rt o n e. T hu grea t ad­ fo r g c nc r a l a g ri c ul t t11·, i, , ixtecn fe et." ne s , ar o , · a nd a ll in t e r e s t died ."

"T h e 111 0, t gc n t! r a l dirL·c t iun o f t he 1 - Ne w Yo rk Tribune. ,\ lp s is s t ra ig ht up .'' . . ~ , IV

''T ha t t h e earth is r o und was cl is- 1 r------------------, co ve r c d hy J o hn 0 11 th e · Is le o f 1 C . W . STOUGHT ON, M. D. Pa tn1 os. ' " " .\ s hvi l le is we ll n o te d o n a cco u nt I o f be in g a s u b ,narinc fo rt." : '• Gibralt a r is a le d ge o f r oc k s a n d a r e g e n e rall y u s cd by insura n ce com -

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Be ll Phon e 190 Citizen Phone 110 pa nies . co rp o r a t io n s . a nd o t h n s in no tin g t hei r s tr e n g t h safety." j ,------ - - - - - - -- - - - - ~ .. o rp s · ,s a 11 o t1n in the pa s ive 1 G . H. MAYHUGH, M. D. , a se be cau ~ · it d e n o t1.: s p a ss ion ." i ''Th e clos in g o f a le tt n is t he manEast College Ave. ne r in w hi c h yo u t!xc u s c• yo u r ~e l f." ·'A cop ul a tiv e v e rb 1s o n e which I P h o nes-Citizen 26 Bell 84-R co upl e, : ex amp le : ,\ fr og' s h ead 1s fa s te ne d to it s b o dy." j ' - - - - - - - - - - - - -- ~ " Th e 1,r st part ab o u t a h u s in e s le tt er is it s s ubj ec t a nd pr e di ca te ."

DR. W . M . GANTZ " Th , pa rt s o f a bu s in ess le tt e r ar c: Dentist I, elat e: 2. int erclu c ti o n : 3. h o d y : ➔ , ., ig 11ature : 5. p os tsc ript and pla ce fo r 1 B e ll Phone 9 o th e r se nt e n ces." ' 15 W. C o llege Ave. Westerville , \ ' h at influ e n ces le d t o T a ft' s e Ice ti o n in 1908? "Taf t w a v ic e pr es iden t , 1 ' - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - and w h en H oose n ·lt di e d Taft wa s mad e pr es icl t! nt ." ' 'I ilg r im s m ean s p eo pl e that r un Ch o ice Cut Flowers and Corsage ab o ut. " Bou quets .

•·1 11 ! (i.20 t h e l'il g rim s -ross ed th e Quality B es t -Prices Right ocea n. and thi s wa s kn o wn a s l ' il, S . S ta t e St . g r im' s JJrog r ess."

Citizen 345 " Th e :-S l ex ican 1\' a r \\'a s ca n se d by ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - t h e turning o ver o f th 1.: ~pirit. " ''Th e r ea so n T a ft \\'a s n o t e le cte d ' Bor d e n 's Prepa red Coffee, COIi• 111 19 12 was that th e l~ ep ubli can p a rty den sed with milk and sugar, a tea• ,e para tecl him ." s p oo n ful in cup, add hot water and "Th e chief eve nt , hl'lw e ' 11 1765 coffee is r ea dy to serve . For sale by and 1777 lea din g t o th e m e ri can 1 MOSES & STOCK, Grocers Revo luti o n was th e .-\ li e n and S c cli- I

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COCHRAN HALL

eve ral girls went to Columbus to Thomson

Richmond, Hollinger R. G. Meyers

see Faver ham and Maxine E ll iot a t Very Un ique Contest to be the Hartman Theater, thi week.

Staged by the Sibyl Board.

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Day's-the plac e of <YOO d eats .- .\ d,·.

All the fellows will be candidates Ask Virginia Burtner about the pur- for the titles : c!-:a e of ring .

I. Best Po litician.

2. Biggest B luffer.

A ll week long late comer hav e 3. Greatest Grafter. been arriving unti l the Hall has al­ mo t its u sual number.

Cookies and ca kes at Day·s.-:\d,·.

The Union's

We are glad to hear that Jessie Weir La Rouche is recovering from her illness and expect to be with u s 11ext we ek.

Greatest January

Sunday noon, the guest were Dr. E. E. Burtner and Mrs. I3urtner, Ruse! Palmer. Ly le Michael. Mrs. ~\Je llie L. :\'ohle and daughte r Louise .

Edith Hahn and Tere a Davi of Col umbus, 0.

Everybody wants a Sibyl.

6 Iive Gi,·cn and Man-e l ebert e11tertained 111 ho nor of each o ther's birthday 011 Friday e ,·en in g .

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Glaune r· come to chur ch twice in ~ ne Sunday." · Ethelynde

Name Cards for College Folks Printed Cards for either men or women, $1 for 50, or $1.25 for 100.

Prices for Engraved Stock on Application.

West Main St.

College Jewelry, Fancy Books, Fountain Pens, Correspondence Cards, Magazines and Ohio State Journal.

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The time limit has not yet been set but w ill be announced later. It i our sincere hope that thi contest ends at isfactorily to everyone and puts a stop to all discussion as to who is the "Prettiest Girl."

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Did Prexy or did Prexy not tie on Monday morning?

Each person who ha s made a depos­ it for the Sibyl gets one vote whi le those who have paid $2.50 get two votes. Your ballots must be given to Josephin e Foor, Mary Ballinger or F.

(Now in Progress)

Columbus has ever

'· choolmaster" Fritz, (at the ho1r j party: with a jerk of hi thumb toward a bowl of lump ugar)-"\,Vi ll some bod y kindly pa the baled ugar ?"

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D. Gray in pe rson as they have charge of the contest.

The~! Buckeye Printing Co.

Opportunities

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5. Busie s t.

6. Fickl est Flirt.

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Clearance Sale

Money-Saving

Helen Rob in on, of Mt. Ca rmel ho pita!, visited 1[ildred Deit ch unday.

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Coch ran Hall was as qui et . atur­ <iay morning a it i dur in<Y Yacation for e,·e ry girl we n t to Columbus for the iby l p ictures .

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A ma ll but enth usiastic gro up of rooter accompa ni ed t he baske t ba ll team to ranv ill e a tu rda y. I n sp ite -of t he fac t that th e tea m lo t th e game a n d t he crowd e n co un tered a few t r ivial mis ha p , th ey repo rt a plendicl t im e.

Boo t th e ho rt S tory Co nt es t!

First Basketball Game of Season Goes to Wesleyan (Co n t inued fr o m page one.) favor.

O tterbein ca m e back wi th plenty o f pep in t he eco n d half b ut wa unabl e to ga in gro un d, t h e re ult being t he fina l core of 46 t o 28.

T h e li ne up: Wes leyan Otterbein Edle r, Mason Alb r igh t L. F. mi t h, G roves R. F. C. Fox Denison, En i n C. Fre-eman

Girls are Marked at Tremendous Price Reductions which Make Possible Un­ paralleled Values.

If It's Musical We Have It

When 1n Columbus visit the most complete Music Store in Ohio.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, SHEET MUSIC, VICTROLAS, SONORAS AND VICTOR RECORDS. PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS.

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