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O ver Colle g e W h en Art~r.::- M iss H elen Vance and Miss S,Jessard, Son of M usic Professo r Wrig ht W ill R eceive Degrees in M us ic this Year. Meets Death in E x ca vation.
Commence m ent Days Filled w ith Special Events-Class o f Fo r ty-
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the most severe shock that G radua t e Recital Wednes day. Score 8 t o 3. has s uffered for many years Two student are receiving degree \Vedne day morning. May in piano from the School of Music 10 o'clock. wli en littl e Ar- this year. Miss Agnes Wright and OTTE R BEI N DEF E A TSANTIOCH
Usual Banqu ets S che d uled-President . hur Spessard, eight-year-old son of !lliss Helen \ ' ance. The ability of Dano Pit che~ Good Ball- Ent;re to Preach Baccalaureate- D o::tor · t., rofessor and :M rs. A. R. Spe. sard , these gids is recognized and appreTeam ~lays Like "Old-tim e rs" 1 -~et his death by drowning. cia t ed by all, and doubtle s t h eir A ntioch Ahead in F in.t Inni ng. I W . 0 . T h omps on S peaker. \,Vhi le p laying with ome neighbor grac uating recital. on n~xt \ Nedneschildren, A r th u r fel l into a gravel pit day evening will be largely at t ended. Events of the Sixty-th ird Annuai O t te rbein vers us An t ioch 011 las"t Comme,1ce ment wi ll begin next Wed fil led wit h water. an excavation re- Their program follow: P ro gram Th ursda y r esu lte d in a score of 8 to 3 ne s day evening wit h the graduating cent ly made in t he const ru ction of the in favor of Otterbe in . The game was recital of the Schoo l of Music. From new Science B u ildi n g. H is playmates M iss H elen Vanc e fast and nappy. Th e fielding wa~ althat even;ng until the gradua t ion exe r ran home to tell t heir parents, and G r ieg S ona ta in E m inor, O p. 7 mos t perfect in tha t th ere were on ly cises on the Thur s day of the fo ll ow after some sea r ching t he body was Al legro moderato two errors for O tt e rb ein while five ing week. every day is well filled with brought up by Merrick Demorest. Andante molto Expert physicians and a nur e, bringwere noted for Anti o h. Da:10 pitcha ,pecial event of some kind. 1 Alla ~Ienuetto, ma poco piu lento One event which will make this ing a lungmotor. were ummoned ed almo. t air-tight ball and allowed Brahm s I h commencement notable in the history f rom Col u mb u s immediately, but the on Y t ree walk . Antioch ma•iagcd of Otterbein is the laying of the cnr- child had been in the water too long R haps odie in G m in o r, O p . 79 , No. 2 to score one rnn the fir~t inning but nerstone for the New 'cieuce Hall on and life could not be restored. C hop in · P o lonaise in A flat, O p. 53 Otterbein tight<·n td ,11J a,;,; :J.:gan to \\'ednesday. June 11. Elaborate exLittle Arthur was possessed of a Fri ml. V a lse de Concert, O p. 55, No. 2 play real ha'.!. ln the second inning crcises of an appropriate nature are lovable disposition. and little traits G rainger Pace C:10ved a· two bagger along third being planned for this occasion. ,hat made him loved by all who knew Irish T une from County D erry ba line bringing in two runs . Dr. \\'. -0. Tho111p·so11. pre-ident- of 1.h1.D1. ,. h.;ul a m~··v.elotJ.£ lo ·e for Beethoven . . Concerto· ~ .{Ia• t·p to the ci(dt t h inning Antioch Ohio State University will deliver the ;iature and a syn?athetic under tand-, (O ··chestral parts o'.1 .secnnd piano by ,v;(s tept with her o ne tally. .\ftcr a commencement address. June 12 Ot- ,ng for the 0owe1s and birds and tree, ~lt ~s \\ ngh) series of good h itting Otterbein terbe111 graduates a class -of forty- that made him more appreciative of P rogram vound up the game wi t h the :,Core of three this year one-fourth of wh 111 the beautiful 111 life than many older Mi-s Agn-G Wr:gl::t 1 ~ tri 3. are local students. folk· :::1,h:::~ . Son~t: in F rr.ir.or, 0 1,. 5, - t crbein Antioch The funeral was he lei at fot1r o'cJa~k •·1·1 1ru cve111no· · ~ , Inc:e · t •1~e pale m :ion I \1 ut ·1 ss.·. \·au11sdall rogram o vents. . I · . f E P Following i. the program of events in th: afterno n of Acmorial Day in gleams. \ Umghi 3b. \'aunsdall for the week: the United Brethren church of \ ~'e~- \ \'hile. rapt in love's ec tatic dream r.. '.1,1 gnery 2b. Northrop Wednesday, Ju~e 4 . terville, and the child wa ~ buried in Two hearts are fondly beating." · Miller c. \ \'allace 8:00 p. m.-Graduatmg Recitals. the Otterbein cemetery. . Fox lb. Athey chool of ~fu sic. --------C hop in . E-tuc.e, O p. 25, N o. 7 1 Lehma·1 Thursday, June 5 P R I Z E WINN E RS ANNOUNCED Gra inge r . S heph erd's H ey · p cf. Haymer 7:00 p. 111.- pen Ses ions, Cleiorace If. Bales hetean and Philalethean Literary So---R aff · · · V alse in C m a j o r Wells rf. tratcher cieties. P rizes R angin g from Thirteen D ollars Bee t h o ven . . . Co n certo in B fla t Daiio p. Northrop to One Dolla r Are Awar ded (Orchestra l parts on .econd p:ano by Otterbein........ O 13 O2 I I 0 Frid ay, J une 6 7 :00 p. m .-Open essions, Philoma G r eek Scholars, M onday. ~ii Vance) \mioch ..... •······ ... I O 0 0 O 0 I 1 Q thean and Philophronean Litera1·y So cietie •. No doubt tterbein folks wi ll be in- BEAT W E S LEYAN IN TEN N IS Club Elects O fficers. Satur da y, ·June 7 :00 p. 111.-Reception by President terested to know the dispo ition of At a recent mee tin g of the Quiz and and Mrs. \V. G. Clippinger at och the Keister Greek pr ize announce,: Martin T akes Singles Wit h Little Qui ll Cl u b, office r s were elected for in a r ecent iss ue o f th i. paper·. The ran Hall. Effort- Bancroft and G ray Play next yea r . H e lc n Ke ller was chosen Sunday, June 8 . prizes were awarded a t hape l Mon Fast Game of D oubles. President; Erlit h Bi ngham . vice pre i 10:15 a. m.-Baccalaureate erv1ce day morning by President and are a at Fir t Cnited Brethren Church. Ser Tuesday afternoon \\'esleyan's ten dent: and Jo , ephine Foor. s cretary mon by P1·e ident \ V. G. Clippinger. follows: nis team wa defeated by Otterbein's t r ea:, ur er. Two new m ember.. E t her First, Da le Phi ll ippi, 10.00. D. D. men in a c lose to u rname n t. Ban H a r ley an d V io le t Pa tt er son , were 7:30 p. m.-Annive r sary _of C h_r is ·econd, :tvlai·jori e M iller, $3.C0. tion A ocia t io n at F irs t 111ted crof t in a fa t ba ttle with t he opp on e lec t e d t o me mbers h ip in th e cl ub . T h ir d, Es th e r H a rl ey an d Fran k Brethren Ch u rc h . A ddre s by Pro e nt's fir s t s t r inge r , lo t in a thr ee et A pl easa n t s o cial me e t ing wa s he ld at tone r, $2.00. fessor E. J . Pace, C hi ca go. Loi Adam' Thur day eveni ng. The hono r s in th e c lass t e ts we r e matc h by a co r e o f 7 to 5, 4 t o 6, M o nday, June 9 4 to 6. M ar ti n fo und h i m a n t o be wo n by th e fo ll ow in g: ( Continued on pa!!"e five .) President a nd Mrs. Clippinge r T hird Yea r Gr ee k. Kenne th co tt , easy fo r hi m an d wo u n d up th e si ngl e Will Give R e ception. wi t h th e co r e 6 t o 0, 6 t o I. Tn th e $13.00. · B accala urea t e and A ssociation da ub! s Ban cro ft and G r ay fo und th e ir ay ev n in , J u ne 7. · at 8 a tu r d Second Year G r ee k , Ru s e ll P alm er, S p ea kers Are A n nounced. han d s full b u t fi na lly su cceeded in o'clock, P resi d en t a nd Mr·. \ V. G. Next unday. Ju ne 8. is Baccala ur e 10.00. eco nd Year Greek. Lloyd H armon. wi n n ing the ma t ch wit h t he co res, C:lipp!nge r w ill g iv e th e an nu a l r ece p ate Sunday and al o the t ime fo r th e $5.00. 7 to 5. 4 to 6, · to 6. Gray played t ion 111 hono r o f t he sen ior class in annual addre s for the Young Me n' s Firs t Yea r Gr ek-1\farjorie Mi ll er. an exceedingly fa t game at t h e ne t. t he parl o r s o f Coc hr a n Hall. A ll se n and Young vVomen's Chri ti a n A o - $5.00. cond yea r that the io r s with th eir relat iv s, m e m be r s o f T hi s ma kes the iations. Pr s ide nt Cli pp inge r w ill Seco nd Yea r Greek. Dale Ph illippi, We leyan · m n have met d efeat at t he fa c ulty a nd t he ir famil ie , a nd ))reach at th e m o rnin g service and 1.00. the hand of Otterbein. T he retu rn loca l an d v i iting al u mni are co rdially Profe sor E. J . Pace o f C h icago be Fir t Year Greek, E ther Harley, game at Delaware will be played invi t d. N o fo rmal invitati ons w ill be fore , the Association a t t he even ing ·· J.OO. sent. Monday, June 2. service.
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Co rporal Harry P . Cook W rites. Corpo ral Harry P . Cook is in France '14. 11 iss Agne s Drury, who ha s been se r ving w ith the ''Reserve ::Vlallett" comp elled by ill hea lt h to gi ve up her whi ch has grown out of the o ld field wo rk in th e U nited Brethren Mission service tran sport section s tarted in a t Sa n Fe rnand o, Philippine I s land , 1917. Thi organization ha s made arr ive d at Va n co uv e r, Briti sh Colum- ome re cord driv es carrying supplie s, "' bia, on th e s t eamer. E mpr e ss o f Ru s- m uniti o n s and men according to sta , ia, la , t F r ida y . Sh e will r each her tistic s from "American Field Service l, o m e in Da y to n , O h io. thi s wee k. Bull e tin . ' l3 l ' H B f h 1 Harry writes that the usual t o pic o f • • C g · . " oscoe . r a n e, manag er o t e f h R'k K conversati o n 111 o . 36 1s wh en are p F d M k u re 00 r ar · et O t e '. e- um - 1 th e Fren ch g o ing to tak e co mplete !er Com pany, Dayton , Ohi o. ·p ent I f k ?" " \Vh O . 1.:morial day a t his home in \,Ve: t er- c iarge our true s · en ar e we going t o . ail?" "I wonder what is vill e, Ohio . do ing in th e state s ?" We shall all be '72., '02. Professor J. L. hau ck of gl a d when Harry return . A rlin g t o n , Indiana, and hi daught er, ~lr s. Jam es A. Brown ~ o rah It Capital Defeats O tterbe in . Sh a uck ) o f Spokane, Wa hmgto n , In the return ba e ball game with wer e gu es t;,. las_t w tc k at the home o f Capital la t Monday Otterbein was 11r • F . E. :VJ til e r o n W e t o ll ege I defeated by a score of 5 to IS. The a venu e. I ~ame wa rather loose ly played, both '11. Professor Clare nc e H . H ebbert, sides making a great number of err wh o was ·an in s tructor in the School or s. In the first inning Otterbein f Military Aer o nautics at the Univer- pulled away with three score to the ,i ty o f l llinoi s. rbana , Illinoi s. dur- g ood. The second and third were un in g th e war , ha s s in ce accepted a J eventful. In the fourth Otterbein pos iti o n _a s pro fe, o r of mathematics I went up in smoke leaving at the end, in Ja ckso nvill e Co llege. Jacksonville. ' nine run s in the opponents' po esIllino is. : , ion . There was a light rally in the '18 D I D H t f F' di O last two innings, but the odds were . a e . u son. o 111 ay. .. . . . W ·11 1 k great . was a v1 s1tor 111 esterv1 e ast wee . I Miller and Martin for Otterbein and '15. Reverend \\,'alter E. Roush, pas Roselias for Capital played consi tent to r of the United Brethren church at b all. in We sterville over . lliance wa Denison Takes T ennis Meet. .\l e morial day, the gue t of hi s m o th er-in-law, .\ fr . H. L. Mayne . Denison. in the tournament with '18, '18. H. Ro,coe Brentlinger and Otterbein aturday, succeeded in re l<.ob e rt E . Kline. Jr ., have been study- I taliating for her defea t s of last year. in g la w during the pa t year at the .\lartin. playing the famed Denisonllarvard Law chool. 'ambridge , ian who wa, placed as second man in 1 the all State meet, p r oved more t han :\las sachu sett . '06, '99, '99, Profe sor and M.r . Clar- , a match for him. giving him his sec en ce R. Weinland (Nellie cott) and one! defeat this year. Sco r e 6 to 3, Mi s Ge rtrud e Scott of Columbus, 7 to 5. Ohio, were in \,Vesterville on Decor- I Gray 's man proved too much for ation Day. i h im and evened the ingles by a core R l l W S · l f W . of I to 6, I to 6. Tn t he doub l s the '12. a P1 · mit 1 0 e tervi 11 e l playing wa s close and a hard fight en ha s been elected, treasurer of the Farm · was fi na IIy wors t e d . . sue d . O tter b em ~ ews lub of F rank!tn ounty, •h10 , \ 111 . a two se t ma te h b y a core o f • which ha s recent ly been organized ? 5 7 6 ' under t I1e F ran kl 111 ounty F•arm 1 to -, _to_ _. _ _ _ __ _ Bureau. The I urpo se of the club is 1 Special Chapel Service. to give publicity to all movement for At 7 :30 Thursday morning there the betterment of rura l condition in wil l be a special meet ing in t he chapel Franklin County . at which time announcements may be I\
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youn g ~I c n', h ristian . s, cia t ion bt' in . ha - re ign ed his position, which ::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: work in Fran ce, had his fir t vacation is t o take effect at the end of the in ).,fay and took a trip . vi it relative . during the ltt11me I ·c1 ·11 through I µre~ Ier.ntF· term. · l O I · k wt!! ' fi cl · 1 1 h ntz eave tter lem to ta e \ r I ent1 e wit 1 t 1e c ool. church and · outhern France. H.e w1 return to the army of occupation in Germany ! up similiar work at Pittsburgh, Kan . a nd early in the fall they will remove social life of the town . Their many and hope to come back to the United He will leavef immedia tely M after com, their household to their new home. \ Vesterville fri' ends regret t heir goK F S tates some time during the summer . mencement or ansas. rs. ritz The Fritzes have been prominently ing very much.
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their bank account i so small. In Stockings". order to pay yo ur debts promptly you Thursday, June 12 mu t collect yo ur bill s promptly. 10 :00 a. m.-Sixty-third Ann ual Commencemen t. Add r ess by P re si Albert A . Kumler, '88, Doctor of Den- Ju st remember that a soon as your de nt W . 0. Thompson, D. D., LL. D. wo rk is done your money is due you, tal Surgery, Wri tes About Reand the longer you put off the co l quisites for Successful D entist. lection the harder it will be to get it. K ee p o ut of debt and keep everybody NEEDS M E CHANICAL ABILITY o ut of your debt, i a pretty afe rule to follow. Honesty, C leanliness, Good Business a professional man a dentist to Scruple s, Recreation and Friendlibe ucce ss ful mu t be a surgeo n, an ne ss Are Essentials of Success. arti ·t. a · culptor and a m ec hanic. He mu t have the ame gra. p of the laws In every one's li fe there co mes, of phy ic . . chemistry and biology a is ooner o r late r, th e tim e to choo e the neede d by th e phy ician. He mu t line of work fo r which he seem to be have th e m:inipulative kill that i r e best fitted. E a ch o ne ha s the po si - q uired by the s urg eon in hi most deli b iliti e . from natur e. to do so m e one ca te work. H e mu t be ab le t o tak e thing better th a n anything c l ·c. a nd adva nt age of the finest r equir e men t h · t h e per on w I1 0 ca11 choo · e of the me cha ni c and mu t have th e M1·ss Helen Ensor, '18. appy 1s th the ri g ht thing. A fter making e abili ty to carry o ut tho se me ch anica l Mi Helen E n or of the cla 19 18 cho ice we o ug ht. as far as pos · ible ope ration · on living tis ue in such a has be en .ecretary to Pre iden t Cli p nd nd elim inate everyt hi ng else a be manner as to ca u e no irritation th er e- pinger for severa l year l n thi time our whole energies to the making a to. Hi s wo rk hop is a a ho le in th e s he has made many fri end among th st uccess of our choice. At is age, face abo ut two inche in. diameter. In s tudent and tow n people. Miss En m uch depends upon the effort and \\ ill that hole he m us t perform all of hi s sor ha s bee n elected teacher of do of the individual. operati o n , and the pa ti ent take th e me tic science in Olney. lllin oi , ln cho ing the bu ·ine, · or profes- work away from him. In n ine-tent h s wh ich position · he ha, accepted to ion. we ~h uld take our personal of the \\'Ork done by th e physicia n or begin next fall. \ Ve regret to have J make-up into con·ideration. \\'e must · urgeon . nature i· expec ted to_ com- l\li~s Ensor leave u but we wi h her remember that there 1s no easy path plete what he lea,·e . The dentist has s ucces . in her new work . to success. Dentistry i, no exception . ! to do hi work. Hi · failure . tand In the ordin:ar): work, den ti try is out whe re he can alway sec them. Q uiz and Quill on Sale. mostly mechanc 1a l, and unl e·s a per- The doctor burie his. \Ve are a day late th is week because ,o n has a natu :·a l mecha:iical tcutlency \\'hen J ,ay a dentist has to be an · 'i c printers were bu 3y getting the o r ability, it is very much a que · tion arti t. I mean he mu s t have a know- Q u: z and Quill ready for di tr ibu tion. 5 a ., to the ultimate succe · Fir-t a ledge of co lor. which enable him to They will be on sale \\'ednesday and 5t th dent is t , hould be. honc wi his properly match 1111 ing teeth with , doubt all copies will be o ld in 1 0 p:itients and also with h1mselL ).Tev~r those remaming. \\/hen I say he I ho rt order. a ll ow anything to go out until he 1' mu ·t be a sculptor. I mean he must --------·atisfied . with . it. Be ~n et an? have a knowledge of ymme try which COCHRAN HALL N OT ES 111 prompt paying all deb,s._ Don t i wi ll enable him t o restore contour. F lorence Loar (d ramatic interp buy anyt hing until it can be paid for- eithe r in gold. or si lver or cemen t. ·lass)-'·I j ust don't know tho · e cash. The ca lling of the dentist is most ex- line s." Make a name that is as good as a acting. He mu !'t word hard if the P r of. Fritz (p r ompti ng her)-"You bond . Be sc rupul o u sly clean, mental- !>usiness come s t o him , and he w ill '1ave proved th a t b eyo nd a doubt."' ly as well as physically and have worry hard if it doe not. Mi Bernice nyder fr o m Bowling every thing around the office the same. B ut the man who sta rt s within hi s There is nothing that inspire confi- means. does hi s wor k ho nes tly , keep s Green spent se veral da y. w it h Len ore denc e more than to go t o an office an d him · elf c lea n inside and out. attend Rayot. the fir t thi;,g the de nti s t does it to :-Siartha kin :1c1·' · birthday a nd a wash his hand s in p lenty of ho t water ;trict ly to busine . . ha s some good with soap. Be a gent le m an and cou r- hobby. and ca n mak e and k eep friend , ·,o x from home occasioned a delight ·u 1 pus h la st Thursday ni g ht. The teous to every per on. Friendly hut i sure to suceed. ,u t- of-town gue ts were Mar ie P ier ce never familiar . Be willing to wor k PROGRAM FIXED iro m Gr eenv ille, and Be r nice Snyder harder than you ever t hought you F OR LAST WEEK ·rom Bow lin g Gree n. co uld. Have no ho urs fo r beginnin
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(Co n tinued from page one .) J0 :00 a. m.-Re ception by Cle io rhetean Li terary Society. 2 :00 p. m .-Exhibit io n s by Schoo l of Fine A r ts and Home Economics Departme nt. 4 :00 p. m.-. nnual Dinner by Cleiorhetean Lit erary ociety. 8:00 p. 111.-Concert by Lad ies' G lee Club. Tuesday, June 10
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wonderfu l variety re a 1 nobby 0 f ·t y les-in size t o fit Edna Farley is spendi ng seve ral I every man and yo un g •lays with Edna and Rut h Hooper . Cochran Ha ll girls can ge t up ea rl y, I man. k Ed 1 ~:· pecially when a ho te Ii e yt 1 '.::by entertains for breakfa t. Friday norning even teen girls. including Loui se Home of Dayton and Fl o rence
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Music-The EYening Star From Tanhauser . Richard \ \'agner Orchestra Critic's Final OrationThe :-Jew Patriotism B. C. Peters ' \ 'o lo-l'ntil ander,on R. C. \\'right President' Valedictory, ::--.Iak:ng Amer ican,, G. L. Glauner \ ' io:in Dt1-t-::--.lelody in FParaphra e Theo. ::--.r. Tobain 11. Askt'\\' a.id l'. \'. prout President', InauguralThe Profe,s :o nal Bu iue , :--.fan I K. J. cott I l n sta l!ati o n of Officer l're entation ofDiplomas Extemporaneous Speaking Philophron ca
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hry anthemumThe Emperor's Daughter Audrey Xelson Eo-To-\'iolet Patter on Yum-Yum-2\liriam George Du-Du-1Iarvel Sebert Tu-Lip-G'ady s LakeAttendant of the Princes Fain• ::--.roonbeamThe Prince 's Good Geuiu Cleo oppock The Emperor \\'hat-for-\\' hiA ::--.1erciful (?) ~[onarch ::--.rae cllman o-1'ru-Ethel Eubanks So-Sli-E ther HarleyIn love with the Prince Top-Not-The Court Chamberl ain Alice Abbott aucer-Eye.-The \Vizard Cat Freda Frazier prites of the Night. Fairie and Japanese 11aiden ·
A number of social affair~ were given the pas t week hono ring 11i s Mar ie \ Vago ner. who wi ll become the bride of Ray Gifford \ Ved nesday. June 4.
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ProphecyElizabeth :\fc abe Reading"Blessed are the Poor in 'pirit" "Rosa" Fay 1[orri on Piano Solo-". hepherd'~ Hey" Percy Grainger Agne \\'right tory-··Jt' Always );ancy" Josephine Foor Pre entation of Di1>loma horu -Philalethea Extemporancou peaking
GLEN-LEE PLACE
Emily and 'Kenne th Arno ld of helby, 0.. pent the week-end with \Vesterville fr iends.
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Florence Reese of Columbus pent :... a few day the past week with 11ary iddall. iffi================================================~,., Devil' Half :\ere, Bevelhymer's \ Grove. Devil's Kitchen. Alum reek and variou · thcr spots about \V e- tcrvil c were the cenes of many pleasant picnics Friday . The day in . f itself was all that could be w1shed or , ,, · h ' . · · and good 'eat . fis 111g, ~w1111111111g . and games made the day 111teres ting one for many Otterbe1111tes.
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l. 1-.L ''lke" \ \'ard of Bowling reen pent e\·eral days the past week with \\' e~terville friend . For fine cake go to Day·'.- Ad\·. "Hick •· \,\'arner of Dayton ,·i ited friends in \ Ve . terville unday.
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Philomathea Chaplain' .A. dd ress-Rea l Liv ing G. E . Mill s Pre ident's \ 'aledictoryThe Pa. ing of mc rci an Isolation L. K. Repl o gl e olo-Love ong of Egypt Mary K nigh t \\ ood olo-Gallopi ng D ick Pe r cy E. Fle tch er . ]''-· H . H o11111 ge r In ta lla ti on of Officer. Pre ident' Inaugu ra lA Burning Heart R. H. Hu ber Addre s-11a tery of Fate H.F. Moo r e Mu ic-Ph ilomathea
Senior O pen Session
A new ~t ock of co m mencement aif t . tn.
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COMMENCEMENT GIFTS
CO L LEG E J EWELRY W e have just received new pins, rings, spoons, lavalliers etc.
University Book~tore The Senior Class of Ott er bein College will present
\'irgil Willit of Hicksville. hio. pen t th e wee k-end wi th Ott rbein fr iend .
''GREEN STOCKINGS''
Dale Hut on of Find lay, Ohio. spe nt severa l days th e pa. t week in \ Veste r vi ll e.
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COLLEGE CHAPEL
Wednesday, June 11 At 8 O 'clock. Send mail orders to W. R. Evans. Admission S0c