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Tan and Cardinal Take Small End of 1 7 to 3 Score in Loosely Played Contest Saturday.

·1ry wa touched rather freely at ti111e and was put in several bad hol e by w o b b ly uppo r t.

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Page Two Quizz and Q uill Due Soon.

The Q uizz and Qu ill magazine is . t ers an d w1. 11 _rn t I1c I1an d s o f t I1e prm k . d I ma e its cco_n . annua appearance om c t1111 e w,t h m th e next co upl e -weeks. The magazine will contain the be t literary productions of th e year produced by the students.

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LOCALS ! r, . . . : I~ J. \V. Fausey entc.rta 111 ed , . his. fri end, : Ruby L''v eer o f Oh10 11 1vers1ty over I th e we e k-end .

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Harold in th e High School me et for kron Centra l at Columb us on at uu rday . I vi ite d friends at Otterbe in Satu rday.

•Beau tiful corsage. and bouq uets for and Sunday. Mr. Ander on is a n a ll ~ommencement.

R. M . J o h n o n, i ro und ath le te and w ill be a t ude nt ;:agent.-. dv. ! he re nex t year.

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N ext Issue on T uesday.

1[a ry an d Bill a nce wer e vi ited by x t wee k' s iss ue o f th e Tan and their par en t s of Gree nvi ll e, Ohio , o n <Ca r din a l wi ll app ear on T uesday on · Su nday. Th ey were a cco mpanied by -account o f Monday be ing a lega l ho li- J Mi ss H e len K e ste r. ,day fo llowing D ecoration D ay oon W a d e F· au ey wa ca 11 e d h ome u d bunday. Th e printers, o f cou r e, d en ly on Monday mo rni ng by th e erve ho lidays, so we a re put in th e critical illn es of 1-iis fa ther. agreeabl e po itio n o f be(ng co mp elled Edna and Ilo D ellinge r ent ertain ed 'to d o th e ame. the ir mother, frs . M. . D elli nger o f Sophs Win in Tennis. tt ica, Oh io, on Sunday.

T h e op homore wo n in tenni from F• r e d "vv' n•g h t o f D ayton v1s1t · · ed E . . · "the F r e h m en 111 the fir s t match o f th e C L . d _ .

H d d f d . oom1s on a tur ay. mter- c1a sen es. ow~r e ea te ;when it has a Ove rh ea rd a t t he dorm- ' I Ju t ha te C rabb 6 to l 6 to I w hil e B Ju e too k Leffel aero s too, 6 to 1, 8 to 6. O ~ly th e ,ta s_te ~f o1_ive a1~d !'~1 so , g la d , I j y~u know that ,one et o f do ub les wa playe d, go mg I don t hk e e m ca use 1f I liked em I d j appeal to you o th ophs 6 to 3. hav e to eat ' em a nd I ju t hat e 'e m." :,_ . ·

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Ba cillu T ubercul o i ( in Pro£. I Have yo u een Hoffma n's J o n tee l I hear' la b.)-" I hear yo u ha d a pa rty 1 an ity a . e ? T hey're rea l piffy .dY. la t nig h t. M any th ere?" j Ba cillu P rodigio u -" a w. no t , man y. O n ly abo ut 3,000,000,000." ·Honor M em ory of Emery Farver. · h fac ulty , 1id . t ud en ts of the ni­ Jam e awye r of Oh io o rth crn v er sit y r e cnt ly paid hi g h hon o r to d o_ff to v i i Marth a k in11 r Emery Farv r; died 111 the ser­ over at u rday and unday o n the way f vice of h i country in France in J a nu - to hi home at Circlev ille, Oh io. ary, 1919. n April 23rd a tree wa ecil on ley is th e t hi rd tudent to -planted on th un iver ity camp u m mory f Mr. Farver. la e were have an inj ured ankl th i pring. He i mi d and appropriate ce reinonie di located hi left ankle Monday after­ accompanied the ctting out of th noon at the j umping pit w hil pole tree. Mr. Farver graduated from t­ vaulting.

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Worth Whil 1 we nia e ollege \Vorth While."

But then on th other id ay . 'rb end of th T I colleg year i comthat ch eater do exi t and be 111 g on apac • h day C3rcely reckoned with in order to d tY em to p,o . oo <h,it ~•d rught in- With <h, othe, '"''"' . 0 to th. e pa f t and a we . realize that ach w3y to mm1nl1z the ffort • L I e tt.Jng o t 1e un bring u lo r to malpractor i to watch over l,JJ m. th, end of th ye,c w top wb,t hall we do? Glob T,lk

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WE'VE BEEN THINKIN '

A"'m week dc,w nm. fr • the fact' n»in lh,t Th,t Hmkk', poem, "G>thec Y< thom d,y to d, th 11 on>"" '"' "''"~f pcepu,tioo ,nd . , ' ' " noth , p,;m ' " " fo, rnsebud, while yoo m,y'' might >pply

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•atur L "b ly can are PIannmg to nd t ie ~ig Week. Alumni .I 1 for plo II who a. h t>Y ·« th,< <hey w,I " w,t . strong. . E fcieod wn 1 u, d fo r all th1 . very one 0 r W<wan " 'stsg ;11 1 " ' , gmt I of <h, · rad f ho th I ,,8 • our mid t o r e ga a o us •·ole s1on · u t what about hth e recep-? "" will " "'"' 0 whrn , ,y com,. th 1ioo <h•Y b ,oy ,gaoi,ed ,ffo« to k \Viii ere re I that th ey r eally mean 111a ·e . t us and to the c oo . them ec h !? th s methmg b: ,b l, 10 took confidently

ouWrpre eocc ere, . to violets, which come walking into e are here how ever, to acqu1r W . . b h daily . attribute . . esterv1 e m great unc es · ce rtain of character and 1t 11 . i only by the acqui ition of th e th3t That it was "tres amusant" to hsee o<« college edos,tiou io tified. <ho gid, sc,mpe, md com up ' '_" . th, d , d,ttdhot, h d opon hmU>g <h,t • h,< w,s m With ,11 ,c- he,ds quamte an any attempt to renum r- t e orm.

\ ill ey C ,i,, enccmen t joy withdlO oo orry1ng d foutrwar . f0 abthe out week lceping accomw_ ? That c-

e sterville, Ohio if we cannot feel we have attempted That our shrubbery 1s begmmng to Bell PhoneW190 • • .. .

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1 carried out. h ss urance f rom ti e adWe ha~ e t e ha t a faculty-student min;s<nhoo '11 a b, ,ppoin<ed vccy committee wt this ituation. It now .. 1 of boon to liand le duty andhis _ pnvff1ebge ecomes ther to show stu Y coevery boo . teReport ex tra rooms that operaung.

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Th,i ,n occuion,1 college singd · strengthens our yc ung voices an binds us closer together. .

Id . sing Th,t. < htcmy woe ;s ,:, to th much m i:iot havmg op~or un 1 . read the Freshman English pub cations. . . . 11

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Does Cleaning and Pressing on Short Notice.

C. W. Stoughton, M. D. 31 W . College Ave.

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hoold .,k, b.,d, it we hm behind Th, St,ng Isn't Oocsl os ,oy ceg,ets, fo,get them ,od <omL, < c,11 fo, the ibyll Tho ' tHI mg o ur face the oth er way, re o Ive l having copies . . wa 1t1ng . . for t h em s hould to triv e o to conduct our e Ives t h at call at iby l office at once as rem ain · ' on our day of graduation we can ay ing copie , ill be put on ale oon.

"A <h>t w, ha« pot fo,<h ooc be t lo Bo in, Mmgec Shot, s,ys, "M,kc College Wonh White." whole bloom;n• smeu of folk " ' - J. G. H. ' onna' be out-o'-luck if they h" don t hake a leg and g ra b off the e t i~g I --------The Hono, System. befoce we blow lap . om <he ny HOME DRESSED A subject that ha ~ecn. di cu ed office·•. Get that, o ld1er ? pro and coo for ome bme 111 the column of our variou college publica.

The brai n j a g reen hou e for eed tions . i the Honor y tem in examiMAKE GOOD EATS nation . thoughts-not a mau o leum for dead idea .-As oc.

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CALENDAR TOILET ARTICLES-Face P o wders, Toilet May 25Waters, California Perfumes, V an ity Boxes, /c::;,--.._ :~ j 3:30-Interclass track meet.

Flesh Brushes, Etc. 11. ...-....,...~ . \ I Wednesday, May 26' I ~. .\Vester\'ille High School en10r Eastman Kodaks and S upplies of all kinds.

Phy, College Chapel.

FILMS DE V EL OP E D AND PRINTED F riday, May 280 __0,, ' Tennis meet with Denison at GranUP-T O -D ATE P HARMACY ville.

OPTICAL DEP ARTM E NT 'OS . The Reverend \Villiam E. \Vard . 1Saturday, May 29Eyes Examined Free, Eye Glasses and S p ectacles of all styles. pastor of the Coburn Street United j Track meet at St. 1[ary's. Dayton. , Satisfaction Guaranteed . . · .

Wednesday, June 2Bre thr e n church oi Toledo, Oh10, has · R eci·tal, 8 :OO p. m.- G ra d uatmg . just been elected president of th e To- I School of :Xlusic. :-.,fiss Eubanks. ri al l : nion. Mr. \ Nard is . .

C . ledo '[iniste ·' . , pianoforte: 1fi,s low. voice. having a very successful pastorate lll IF 'd J 4n ay, un e . .

T 0 I do His church was one of the e 111 . · I h Baseball with h .enyon at Gambier. I ll lll ll llll l l l lllllllllllllll l lll l llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll l l llllllll l lllllllllllllllllllllllllll first · · · • Lucas county to r eacC 1 t he I 8 ..00 p. m.- 1,,eci·ra I o f 'f ,,, au d e Tl r ana- : q uota 111 the recent Int er- hurc watspupis, ,1 S ClOO · _-: 1, l\'IUSic. :1 1 O f ,, 1 \\' orld campaign for fu nd s.

Satur day, J une 5'08 . .At the recent meeting of the Baseball with Goodyear at Akron.

Central Ohio School Masters' Club W ednesday, June 9Professor Raymond D. Bennett of Graduating Recital. School of '.\lusic.

Westerville, Ohio, was elected presi­ Miss · Eubanks. voice: '.\11 iss Sellman. : dent for the ensuing year. Professor pianoforte. ; Bennett is a member of the faculty of Saturday, J une 12I= 22 North High Street the college of educa tion of Ohio State Baseball w ith Capital, at \\' ester- : U niv e r sity. ,·ille. ,C b oh· Tenn is meet with Capital at \\'cs ter- 1: O Um US, lO _ '03. At a special service held yester­ ville at 10:00 a. m .

1§ : day at th e ~lills :\le-morial church in Lancaster, Ohio. where the Reverend Sw eet Peas, Fancy Roses, V iolets and : Zoology Ciass Picnic. \Vallin E. Riebel is pastor, the mort­ many postponements l'rofes- 1 Corsages a Sp,ec1·a1ty. gage on the church was burned. This sorAfter Shea r's Zoology cla ss \Vas finally I: is Mr. Riebel's first year in Lancaster pri\'ileged to make a trip to the Olenand he is meeting with exce ll ent suc­ tangy River in the in terest of bird ~ A nice line of Flowers for commencement. cess there as this service testifies. s tud y. The class is very fortunate in : , ~

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7012 The rain did not dampen the spirits of the zealous st ud ents and they all fe lt ~ell repaid by the rar e s1Secimens of birds that they ~ere able to st udy under the direct10n of Professor Shear. After the two hour s' tramp and bird st ud y was ovrr. all returned : to the cabin where a f-ire had been '06. Dr. \Villiam A. Weber of Day- built in the big fire place and proceded § ton, Ohio, will deliver the annua l ad­ to get their supper in the se If serve Ill 1111111111111111! 11111111111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111 II IIII IIIIII Ill llllllllll dre before the Christ ian Associa­ style. The menu consisted of roast tions at York College, York. Nebras­ weiners. buns. pickles. marshmallows II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II 111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111 ll!! ka, next Sunday, a a part of the exer­ and good, cold spring water. cise of Commencement week: . The class is indebted· to Miss Kittle ' 77 . Dr. Edwin L. Shuey o f Dayton f r the use of the grounds and cabin, 0hio, was in \,Ve . terville la st Thurs­ to Professor h ear for promoting the day for an important meeting of th e trip and to th e members of th e class Your Photo is the only thing your friends executive comm ittee of the college. who furnished the transportation and Dr. hu ey i presid ent of the board made arrangements for the eats. -:: Most all expre secl a desire to go O ne dozen Photo s m ake 12 appreciated presents. of tru te es of Otterbein. again.

Have th e best '1~. Mi ·s Helen Converse of Cincinnati. Ohio, was a g ue t at the hom e Y. M . C. A. E njoys Excellen t M eeting.

R. W . SC HE AR, O t terbe in Representative of her grandmother, Mr . C. P. Lan­ We h·ad another p lendid meeting at : don, on South tate treet, last week. Y . M. C. A. Thursday night. F. L. : TH E OLD RELIABLE '19. George L. Glauner, who has be~n office secreta~y of the Young Men's Christian As ociation at C leve land, O. since last September, wilt leave that work, Jun e first to enter upon the st udy of law in Washington D. C, ' 12. Mrs. Carl O . Smith (Myrt le Sa ul ) of Germantown. Ohio, was in vVesterville last Friday renewing old acquaintances. he is expec ting to attend the s u mmer sess ion of th e t: niversity of Virgin ia next summ er.

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'17. The littl e daughter born last Robert gave a very fine dis cussion Tue day to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie A. on the subj ect, "I Believe in God." In the first place we believe in the Merrill of :--,Cas illon, Ohio, has been existen ce of a God, but a great many named Esther Marie. of us fail to connect thi up with any'10. amuel J. Kiehl, inS t ructor for thing that we hav e. in our minds. And a tin1e at Otterbe in and later at Ohio then we believe in the personal power late and now at Columbia taking of Goel. This is a duty of all Chrishis Ph. D., has ac~epted a profes or- tian . In the th ird place we hould ship there for n xt year. beli eve ,n God's plan for red emption. ' 17. Elmo Lingrel, former Otterbein Believing all these things it i then football tar and athlete made good our d uty to do everything we can to also as coach during the past season adv!lnce his kingdom. One of the by coaching his Walla Walla, Wa h- greatest conceptions man can get is ington high school basket ball team that God i a Father and that he will to the North West championship. treat us as s uch.

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1 __ _'J'hirb Ida .vlarie Snelling and Ev- tll~reased by calls for addresses at ! I he score is sufficient to tell the § of the battle. Needless to say given Y 1111g . .

High chool· Commencements and story I Dar · ·1 th e yn _________ 1m1 ar occas1Qns. Last week he dee preps were no match for the fast : "Jo" Foor Leads Y . W. livered the graduating addre s at traveling second year men who are 1 § Jose phin e Foor was the leader of Edison. Ohio; he was also th e peaker mos~ly _ var ity ma terial. By the ' § bst w eek's very interesting and help. at several town hip commencements eli111111at1011 of :-.Jartin Boehm followI y \\'. Meeting. Her ubiect, in neighboring counties. Next Fri- ers the Seniors and Sophs are left in : fu . College- \V.11at ,.. . d ec d d ay even ing · -• wa 111 he add r csse the gradu- ti1e conte t f or t h e c lass title .

"After . 1 11iss Fo6r concluded her re- ates of the Huntington, Indiana High Jn the interclass basketball series tunekt by quoting from Shakespeare's School and the following Tue day the Seniors prove-cl to be the tumbling ~;;lonius' Advice to L_aertes" \'ir- tho e _at Crooksville, Ohio. President bloc~ for the Soph. who ha_d already Sl1a,·lv favored \. \\'. with a C!tppmger has just ret urned from the considered that game as entirely won. gm1a .

Th· . violin solo. great Sunday School Centennial at 1 . 1 game also sho_ul d be an mterest1ng one as th e Seniors also have sevN t week's meeting is to be led by Corydon . ex I I . ··11 Ewr)' her topic being. ''A - - - - - - -- era varsity men.

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