1919 09 29 The Tan and Cardinal

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TERE ST OF OTTERBEIN COLLEGE

WESTERVILLE, OHIO, SEPTEMBER 29, 1919.

VOL. 3.

METHODISTS WIN I BY SCORE 26 TO 6 Peden,

MEN ARE INJURED

ALL STUDENTS SUBSCRIBE

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No. 2.

LYCEUM COURSE IS HIGH GRADE

Howard· and Elliott Receive Enthusiastic Assembly of Students Hard Knocks in Game With R esults in Unanimous Subscription Varied Numbers Have Been Selected First Game of Season Ends In Defeat Wesleyan. to " Tan and Cardinal." -Seat Sale Will Be Announced brr 'Otterbein-Game Is Not Roy Peden and Gordon Howar cl ··Eve ry tudent and faculty member Later By Professor Cornetet. Spectacular. right hal f and ce nter for Otterbein, a subscriber to th e Tan and Ca rdiwere both given severe knocks on nal !" These were the logans on the h ead in the game la t a turday.. Tu esday m orn in g in chapel when an

PEDEN "MAK E S LONG RUN

I ORPHEUS QUARTET COMING

Howard was taken ou t the third enthu ia tic camp~i n wa carried on Doctor Conwell Will Deliver Fam­ Wesleyan Takes the Lead In First qua rt er after he showed that he wa in the intcre t ot the college paper. ous Lec ture " Acres of D iamonds", 'Quarte·r with Two Touchdownsdazed so bad ly th at he cou ld not get Aiter a peppy speech by Ramey . f I 1 · O ther Numbers Ch osen. Ouerbein Scores in Third. the ignals. l t took half an hour or J-l nher,- e d 1tor o t 1e paper, su lsc np. • . more for him to recover h is memory lion blanks were passed out. -~'he Five of the six number o f the 1 Otterhcm ·uccecdcd Ill. coring o1 hut only a cratch was found on hi chool tood by the propos1t1on Citizen's Lyceum Course for 5t th 1919-20 her old rival \Veslcyan Ill c fir head so it was nothing critical. practically in a body, a lm ost every game of the f oot 1Ja II sc h e d u Ic 1rn t 1os t Peden was also struck on the head tu lent ubscrihing. The Seniors have been se lected and are presented th0 th 26 6 t~ c s corc __of t~ · The_ Me in the third quarter and like Howard led out in the subscription, a~ter below. Every year th e numbers o n 111 st the fir quart became d azed. He managed to play whi ch the other clas e followed 1m- the Lyceum Course are looked for­ d1sts goL a big lead th er ,._hen_~dl e r and ~one tore _ rough for quit e a while however, and made mediately. \\"it h this fine tart, it ward to with great intere t and this nd Otterbem s lmc fot big gam a the on ly touchdown for Otterbein look like a big year for the college sea on wi ll be no exc ption. The date core d two touchdown:j, In t~e re; whi le in thi s condition. \\"hen he paper. En· ry student and faculty J for ale of scat will be ann o unced 1 O th maining re c quarters t e P;ymg was jerked by oach \\"atts he did member a sub riber to the ··Tan and I later by Prof. "N. E. Cornetet. th bo teams -wa on a par. k owde~r• not know that a game was going on. ardinal !" Dr. Rus ell H. on well ha , been 1 due to th e lack of ope n wor an G d 11 1 t " · " b t Id __________ d I · h" 1 t f 11· 1.1ltrincss of t11e day the game was ra ua y 1e go w ise u cou ecure . w 10 111 t t a year o is not remember what had happened. Joint Committee Appointed to long Lyceum caree r will gi,·e hi a du J n II · 1 1 l i e s taye d a t th e D elaware . osp1ta Arrange "Scrap Day" Wednesday. cck b ratccl lec ture, '"Acres of DiaP eden Ma kes Gam. S; t ,,-d: > "' :g"t an cl n 11 Sur rhy \ ' i it ''Scrap Day"' 11 oL far di stant a n o nds" which he has cle liYe r ccl on r J3.) - far t"fic be ··t man for Otterbci11 Tanager 'chear hroughl him to joint F rc h-Sop h commiffee I bu y severr thocrsarrd t11ne,.I 1 "1Vas Roy I' d 11. Hi lin e playing \\'esten·i llc . Even now he doe not working o ut th e details. The Orpheu Quartet is al 'o co m­ wa · tlHilling. He made one run of remember of making t he touchdown The three •vents to be participated ing. This organization hales from 20 yards wl1icb was the mo t specta- hut those who w itnes ed the game in are a tie-up, a relay rnce and a tug- Le Angel e· and i the be t quartet ' cular of the entire game. It wa in can in time co n vince him. of-war. 011 the Pacific coa t. At the Panama th the third quarter that Roy ca ught e - - - - - - -- The three men repre enting the - Pacific Exposition it won th e Inonly forward pa Otterbein attempt- Dr. Cornell Is Honored at Fres hmen arc A . \\' . Elliott. J oe te rnationa l Grand Prize of 3.000 6 cd and cros eel the goa l for points. Annual Masonic Assembly. Ranck, and \\'ilbur Coon. for the best male chorus. O Peden' tack lin g was al e n sationa l. Dr. Otto B. Corne ll , of the eta s A committee un d er D. \\'. Barte lThe :\Iontaville Flowe rs, who a few st Harns Plays Fir G ame. years ago gave '"Chri . tmas arol'" on t of !lZ, was e lec ted grand master of baugh represent the ophomorcs. Harri · at full back. p layed his firS the Ohio grand counci l of Royal :ind Th e day set for .. crap Day" i next the local co ur . e, will appear for angame of Football aturday. He never elect Masters, a Masonic organiza- \\'edncsday. There wi ll be no ·cJa e other plendicl performance. played the gridiro n game while in lion of the York Rite, at the annual after chapel and the remainder of the Edwin \\'hitn ey. the popular reader high chool h e r . He weighs 190 grand a sembly at Toledo Tuesday ' day will be given of th \\'hit ney Brothers ompany pound and is '" hard a nail ." \V ith eptemhe r 23. After a service cover- as scheduled. cxperien.cc an d coachin g he hould _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ wi ll come for an evening of reading · . for the ing- seve ral years in the grand coun- , <leve l P int o a powerful man ci l. the honor comes to Doctor CorThe am Lewi Company will giYe M iss Brown Called Away. Ta11 a nd Ca r dina l. an enter tainm ent of a mu ical nature. ncll as a merited reward for faithful 1fiss J e ~ie 1Iay Brown. Art mLack Driving Ability. tterbein bowed th e la ck of e rn cc for ma onry in \ e tervill c structor did not meet her cla e on A tenor oloi t known a the ..John McCormack of th e Lyceum" app ar • plunging, hard and sure tac k 1mg an d and 111 the s tat e. The te rm is for :\londay because of the death of he r with thi company. · of the one year. gr:indm ot he r. · t tli c fir t th e d riv111g power a game. but in the cco nd half played R. K. Powell Suffers Fracture d much harder while We leyan unqu es­ Leg in Wesleyan Game. tionably weak e ned. Ottcrb in had J n the eco nd quarter of the game th e ball in her territo ry a great deal again t \\' e leyan Saturday, Roger of the la t quarter. K.Powell, on of Judge L. K. Powell, · The game wa characterized by Ttamp! Tramp! Tramp! The crea ted by the present day foot-ball "75, of Mt. Gi lead, broke hi,s leg (Con t inued on page t wo.) ruffle of drum and b lare of band enthu ia t . ju t abo,·e the ankl e. owe ll was purred on the merry A few men who played n that playing_ at left guard and wa in trument top­ Next Saturday' s Game With cr owd of nake dancer a they twi t- famou 1916 team were back to ay ping eve ryt hing that came hi way. Antioch Has Been Cancelled. cd and turned on their c rooked way that we got \Ve leyan before and we o n equently, \ Ve leyan men w ent A telegram re ce ived on last Satur­ down o llege a,·enue. Ye ll , cheer , are bo und to get We 1 yan again. after him an c[ the pi le-up resu lted in day from Antioch dllege ca ncelled on and brick tartled th e placid After some broad hint , the "Ener- injury to Powell. He wa taken to the game which wa cheduled for town people a the hilarious ones getic" Fre hmen h ad co llected the ho pita! and on unday wa re t­ next a t urday. Efforts have beea olazed their way through '· \ illy's'" enoug h debris for a huge bon-fire, ing ea y . Hi parents will take him mad e to ge t Hiram and othe r teams and s top 1 ed the . traffic_ at the Spring wh ich lighted up the clear, starry ky to his hom e a oon a he can be· but all to no avail. lt appear now and High of V\ esterv1 ll e for a few for quare around. The youngste rs comfortab ly moved. A ll tud ent that there wi ll be no game. moment . joined hand and capered around the and friend earne tly ympathize . The r e i thi good ide to it that The Id chapel experienced the bon·fire which procedure mu t have with ··Fat" and hope for hi quick an open date will "'ive th e team and mo t enthu ia tic ra1ly in years. struck joy to the heart of th e on­ return to Otterbein . It i hardly other also a chance to ee O hi o Th e roof wa almost wirled away looker for Otterbein i running ky­ po ible that he wi ll ge t back in the We !cyan get beaten by Ohio State. into space by the hullabaloo that was high with pep and enth u ia m. game thi sea on.

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