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New Athletic Board Elected. \ Two Music Recitals. Freshmen Issue Papei:s. "The Tmpos Sybyl" ........ A. W. Elliott Friday morning in cha pel was l~eld Lambert Hall was open twice this It has been an annual custom for "The Co-Ed" .......... Martha L. Skinne r "the annual election of th e members of week to audiences who listened to the past several years. for the students "Patent Sense" ............ C. L. Bowman 1he Athl eti c Board for the ensuing so me of th e best music of the year. in Freshman Eng lish to put o ut orig- ''The Cornet'' .. Ma r y Tryon year. R . W. Schear, president of this The first occasion was a Sen ior recital inal publications representing the work "The ;(utshell'' ................ H. V. Troop year's athletic board had charge of given by t-.li ss Clow, Contralto. and of their classes during the year. ·the meeting. Prof. Rosselot, a mem- i .\1 iss Eoba.nks. pian~forte. . Miss C low The productions of this yea r's class I ber of the nominating committee . read rendered 111 sp lendid fashwn several I which are now on the library shelves "the report of the committee which was I classical sel:ctions, deli~h;} 1;g th e a udi: are full of inter~st and or iginality , and as follows: 1ence with Fay F o st ers . Honorable express by th e ir literary quality, th e 1 Chop Sticks", and concluding th e pro- I results of the year's training. President-D. M. Phillippi. ":7ice President-Roy F. P_eden. [gra. with "'.\arcissus·•. with ce ll o I . The f?llowing li st .of. titles. gives , Secretary-Bertha Hancock. . I obl i~ato. . . _ ! Just an id ea of th e ong1nahty of the 1 Lay-members - Esther Hade y, , .\I, ss Eubanks exh1b1ted tl_1e 1.esults ! publications: Elizabeth .McCabe, M . L. Howe, J. G. of long and careful preparat1011 111 her )''The Squee ze and Squear· Howard, Lym Hert. · technique and interpretation. The M. L. H owe number were also more or --The Exper im ent" .. .. .... B. C. Carlson 1 pianofort HOFFMAN 'S Git your summer straw or panama less classical. Her first was Chopin's 1 --~untius" .......................... L. D . Gordon from E. J .-Adv. .. .\hzurka", and the last group includ- "The FireAy'' ... ......... ........ A. A. Luther "We p lease the hard to please." cd an interesting study from Tschai- ''Dites-Donc !'" ............ ...... J. \\'. Send!' th CALENDAR kowsky. ·•\'alse a cinq temps." Bo ''The Ladies' Lamp" .... :Yiary C. Vance j WednesdaY, June 9of these graduates have our co ngrat- 1 Graduating Recital, School of Music. I 1 1011 · l O 111 11 d t'10 0 11 a c crecital n: e was a given · Ill Ill 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Ill -_ll ·Miss Eubanks, voice; Miss S e llman, I u a_fhe 'other by the I ..; pianoforte. \ pupils of ~liss Hana,~alt on. Friday ; ~ Thursday, June 10. . I ncning. l t was very 111terest111g, ex- :: . . · ::
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THETAN ANb CA1UHNAL THE OTTERBEIN
What Is Your Attitude? You ha ve read "Po1lyanna" of cou rse You have con~tasted her re t'ublished Weekly in the inte rest o f sis tles ~ op t imism an d genial go_od Ot terbein by the chee r wi t h the g loomy pessimism and OTTERBEIN PUBLISHI G the so rd id self-interest of som e less BOARD \ Vesterville, Ohio enviable character of your acquaint Member of the Ohio College Press ance. Bu t have you paused to reflect A sso ciation that all the joy and blessing of !'uch STAFF a life as "Poll y's", is on ly th e natural E ditor-in-Chief .... J. Ruskin Howe, '21 and inevitabl e r es ult o f a wholesome Assistant Editor .... J. G. Howa rd, '22 attitude to wa rd life an d fellow m en. Contribu tin g EditorsE sther Harley, '21 F ew hav e more ca us e for gloom than D. D . Brane, '21 had s he. Y et did anyone enjoy life Business Ma nager .. W . N . Roberts,'22 mor e, or have mo re fri end s,-or do Assistant B usiness Ma nagersmor e good,-or reveal more genuine John W . George, '22 J. P. Schutz, '23 human love liness ? And all because Circulation Mgr. .. Marvel Sebert, '21 she deliberately and dete rmin edly se t Assistant Circu lation Manage r s about to keep th e " glad" attitude to· Harriet Hays, '22 ward life ! Lucile Ewry, '23 \ Ve a re he re learn in g to live a nd Athl et1·c Ed.1tor .......... M . N • Funk, '22 Local Editor ........ W. 0 . Stauffer, '2 2 training ourselves for he lpful and Alu mna! Editor ...... A lma Guitner, '.97 happy careers in real life. Th en Exchange Editor ........ P. K. Noel, 22 doesn't it seem that one o f th e bigges t , Cochran Hall Ed itor, Josephine Albert, 22 things w e can g et fr om our college Literary· Editor ........ J . W . Senef'f, '23 education is a right attitud e, a cheery, hope ful o-u tlook on life? W e d o no t Address a ll comm unicati ons to The m ean th e sha llow artificial effe rv es Otterbein Tan and Cardinal, 103 W . cence that trie s to pass itself off as a Coll ege Ave., Westerville, Ohio. Subscri ption Price, $1.50 Per Year, evidence of a magnanimous sp irit. We m ea n th e r eal inner faith in the payable in advance. goodness of human kind , a confid ence Entered as secon d class matter in the ultimate triu mph of what September 25, 1917, a t the postoffice shou ld-b e that find s its natural expres at Westerville, 0., und er act of sion just in the joy of living and se rv March 3, 1879. Acceptance fo r mailing at _~peda l ing. W e n eed to cultivate the attitud e of rate of postage provided for 111 ?ec. 1103, Act of Oct. 3, 1917, authonzed faith and good chee r. .R ejoice in the April 7, 19 19. good that's abo ut yo u. Count your ne ig hb o r s' virtues, no t his faults, and re o lve to rej o ice in tho se virtue and E DITORIAL to make them yo ur ow n. Encourage th e good in eve ryo ne yo u kn ow. Ap T ha t O tt erbein Spirit. preciate the beauty of the lives about Do we have it ? 'Deed we do! Can yo u and let th em know you appre we kee p it thr o ug h fo ur mon th ' va ca- ciate it. Be o busy he lping other tion? Of co ur se w e can I Then . if and develop ing th e g ene ro us and use that's true here is what we ar e gomg fu l in yo ur own life that yo u have no to do next fall. We're co m ing t ac~ tim e to !am en t yo ur ill s o r review the O to '·O Jd Otterbein" wi th a worl.tl fau lts of fri ends. o matter wha t life and pep and en th u ia sm a nd make ·troub les ma y come your way, they wi ll the new arriva ls r ea lize th at th ey a re be half ove rcome wh en you fac e th e m - to the " live t" litt le college m . with a con fi den t mil. e a nd th e "glad" gettmg I· Id globe We are gorng to attitude that co m e from a wholesome on t ,h1 ow ho le pla.ce an at mosp here of give t e . r We phi losop hy of life. - -- - - - - - g lad o pe n-h eart ed ho sp1ta ity. ' ar e every o ne_ of us. going to have th ' e Stay for Commencement ! • • an d w he th e r . we re recep ti on sp 1nt · '·Pr Company Dismissed ! en1o rs or - eps"' we're gomg tod meet st reet cars, car r y suit case ' ank Co ll ege i out I A day o r tw o o f · t O ma e ·'exa m " , a wee· k o f co I ely-c rowded do anything and eve ryt I,mg our new fri e nd s welcome . festivities and we go our Not by way of cen sur e but did you leaving th e fr iend and The re is know that the re w ere ne\V m en la t we have learne d to cheri fa ll wh o walked o ur streets alon e at a tinge of regret in th e b rea king of nine o'clock at night hunting for co ll ege ti e , e ven though for mo t of roo111 - t ha t some fe II ows l ived at the us th ey arc not broken for long. We ' three days for Iac k o f a little ar e orry to leave loyal fri end and hote l for fri endly intere t ? We admit th~t con- co mpan ions who hav e hared the triditions were u n usual ; we · admit tha t umph and the failur e o f our col lege . everal st ud en ts worke d no bl Y· Yet year. . Y et th e e ve ry .regret will b e th e I h e fact remains t 1nt mu ch was left me a ns of bringing us back to another undone that m ig h t have b een done · S . . I ve PIan s a 11 a nd a greate r ye ar at Otterbein. They • ocia l comm ittee 1a t fail to will reveal to u what it ha meant to 1 aid to mee t every ca r nexf ' • be in uch a choo l. T hey will mak e keep open- hou e at t he "Y" or ar;tv- u r eally want to ee our friend als, to meet stranger a t Colu m us. choo e Otterbe in a th e"ir Alma Mate r. It · . f us to back • And fo r tho e who e work i fin i hed remams for each o ne O t~em up. One comm it tee ca n' t e~l- they will furni h a con tant incentive liven th e who le town. It takes us a · • t to high ach ieve m en t, that their live Remember that Otte r bein sp irit nex may do credit to their school,-that fa ll, and let's g ive the new m en a t heir futur e loyalty may be found reception that sha ll be wo rth y of Otas compl ete as the ir pa t devotion. terb ein .
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T hat t he good W estervillers will be lonely with out .us when we are gone away. That we will miss the aforesaid good Westervillers and will come back to them smiling next fall. T hat we'd better recuperate now because Commencement week is go ing to be a vhirl of gaiety. "How can we bear to leave the e", noble seniors? But if we must, we must, thougil tears flow copiously. Coad Soon To Be Hired. A lth o ugh no definite news on th e coac hing situation can yet be release d, th e matter ha bee n und er consider ation by th e Presid ent and the Com mittee for so m e tim e past and an nouncement of th e new coa ch will be mad e within ten days. Severa l fine prospects are being considered and eve ry effo rt is being mad e to in ur e a high g rade of coa chin g for th e tea m s of the co miJg year. Help, Delivery Service! We reg re: that some loca l sub sc rib e r did no•t receive their papers until Friday last week. As previously an nounced th e paper wa iss ued a day la te becau e of holiday but that hardly exp la ins its de livery in o ne part of town two day later than in another. If yo u were o ne of the late o nes do not b lame th e Ci rculation Manager; yo-u r pape r en t to the po t office with th e rest. 'Tenshun! W ill You Help? Th e comrai tt ee o n rooming fa cilities for Commencem ent vi itor ha been appo inted by P residen t Clippinge r as fo ll ow : J. R. Love, Bertha Hancock and Profes,o r Weinland. They ar e waiting for your co-ope ration . Don ' t expect them to intervi e w you. Lin e up some a•railabl e rooms and go to them wit h yo ur information. Let's go!
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D inner Party . Mr . Ha7s and daughter Harriet 31 W . College Ave. entertained w ith a dinner party at their hom e Friday evening. T he Westerville, Ohio gu e ts were Prof. a nd Mrs. Grabi ll , w ith two yo un g Grabill , R. \V. Bell Phone 190 Citizen Phone 110 • chea r. and Mis Helen Bovee.
Mattoon Club Leads " Y" Contest. T he Y. M. C. A . co nte t which clo ed w ith la t week' me eting was ve ry ucce.sful, the average attendance fo r th four Thur day evening being a li ttle ove r 50. Thi breaks all records for thi time of the year. Th e Mattoon cl ub, which won the prize IQQ M pennant, ucceeded in having a , , attendance for one eve·ning. The teams ar to be congratulated on the interest hown. The r e ult I a fo l low :
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The marriage of Miss Ruth Conley o"f Johnstown , Pennsylvania, and Alva H. -Sholty of Claypool. In diana, occurred last Saturday, June 5, at the hom e pf the . bride . The cere mony wa performed by Dr. T . J. Sanders, '78, of Otterbein. The couple will sp~nd the summer in Indiana and then go to ew Haven, Connecticut, where Mr. Sholty will complete his course irt" the Divinity Schoo1 of Yale Un iversi_ty. Early in the morning of June 1, deatl; claimed the Reverend Emlin M. co·unseller at his home in Wester ville. He had been in frail health for about two_years and ha9 been obliged to give up his active ministry a year and a half ago. Fu11-eral services were held in the United . Brethren churi::h at Westerville Thursday afternoon, cond ucted by Dr. M. R. Ballenger of Findlay, his confe rence uperinten dent, and participated in by a num ber of his ministerial friends. Inter ment w-as at Winche ter Ind. Friday. '87.
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Girls Hold Eagles Mere Rally. Weiners? .Great steaming kettles of TOILET ARTICLES-Face Powders, Toilet Waters, California Pe rfumes, Vanity Boxes, them! And besides ,there were heaps of good sandwiches. nice juicy pickles. Flesh Brushes, Etc. piping hot baked b ans, bananas. Eastman Kodaks and Supplies of all kinds. and strawberry ice cream and raisin I FILMS DEVELOPED AND PRINTED cookies. Yes, the Eagles-11ere Rally that the Y. \V. C. A. girls had in the UP-TO-DATE PHAR'MACY Gym last Tuesday was a success. I OPTICAL DEPARTMENT After the gi_rls had eaten heartilr_of Eyes Examined Free, Eye Glasses and Spectacles of all styles. th e above-mentioned victuals "they wete grouped off according to the Satisfaction Guaranteed. initial letter of their middle name. Each group was in tructed to write a I parody on some song that wou Id be l!l:======================~==================================:Eii suitab le for the Eagles Mere delegates =~=============================~ to take with them to the ummer con !!llllllll llll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfll Ill II lllllll 111111111111111 ference. H ere are two sample of the poetry submitted: (Tune-"Every Evening") Every ummer, after our chool 1s _
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(T un e-"If You Want to ee a Girl That's Pretty".) "If you want to see a School that's a humdinger, That's snappy and full of pep Just turn your lamp 011 Otterb ein. The School with a peach-of-a-rep; The girls are all good-lookers. The fellow have lot of kale, The <loin's arc fa t and jazzy And there' nothing in the place that' stale." §
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tion of th e new Scince Hall, \\.'.ednes- ·iilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllf -day, when Prof. L. H. McFadden _ former~v professor of Science at Ot terb e in · will speak together with a . LOCALS represe ntative from Ohio State and R. ~1. John on i navigating on Editor Tan and Cardinal: t~o local speakers. Moving into the A few sop~omore girls and some § crutche these days a a re ult of a building has already begun and this others having assumed themselves to event will be unique in this year's sprained ankle. be responsible for Otterbein College Program. Then, too, there is Alum A nine-pound chicken wa the al and its good nam.e should submit na! Day. Wednesday. a da_y devoted luring feature for Miss Helen Bovee omething like the following to the to renewing friendships and also the and R. v,.r. Schear last Monday noon at public: u ual Commencement events, ban the home of Professor and Mrs. E. W. "V.'c the girJ · of the upper classes <iuets, receptions, concerts and the E. Schear. have taken a deep intere t in the _ core of o ther thing that make Com Herbert Meyers was called to his freshman girls and we feel respon men ce ment \\'erk the rare treat that it sible for their welfare. We know 1 . ( A complete list can be found in home at John town. Pa. on business that they arc incapable of taking care la t Friday. _ He returned unday, ac th e cal endar. ) ,l.. of themselves and have no sen e of companied by hi sister Blanche, who Arrangements have been underway propriety and good judgment. We see 'for weeks and it only ·awaits the com will re-main for commencement activ~ by the re ult of thi year that we pleting of exam . and the adve11t of itie · have not had our share of date and alumni and friends for the an1rnal hlr . Hays and daughter Harriet thi i not right. We propose that § Tound of Commencement ev nt . hav~ .recently moved from th eir Flu\11 the £re b.ma11 and ophomore girls be street home to the Cherrington flats re tricted next year and that their on ~nivc,- r ity trc t. plea ure and .hour for date be o Alumnus Presides. Frank D. \Vilsey of the cla of '76 Talk about moonlight o.n the Rud- limited that we can get our hare of : -Who ha for several years erved a Orne of our :_ V ou! That' all right, ..uut w ven- dat or g tall of th 111. ice Pre ident of the ew York ity ture tJiat Al um Creek would be a number hould have been marr ied JO"" -1 chool board is also taking an active famou if it were for the '"ru l e " • ""' ago but this will be remedied by iihlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllii ntere. t in the teacher • organization our new I gi lation." there as may be noted from the folJ H. L-. 1'.!orri on e11lertained hi tudent, '23. Special Cakes for special occasions. lowing article from one of the l ew father, mo her and brother of Dayton FELLOWS! York dailies. a fe wday la t week. Quiz and Quill Elects Officers. R nL ''Ro ky") omer of olum"About 1,400 member of the city' La t Friday v ning at the hom of Get your Bread for your clubs at teaching staff attended the on h un- b vi ited Ott bein frj nd u11 day M.i H le11 Uer the Quiz and THE WESTERVILLE BAKERY ·dred and . thirty-eighth annual dinner :ternoon. Quill ub met aud le eel meml> r of Hoi Scbola tikoi, a teacher ' or- a lt· L e Roth and Helen McDer- for the nsuiug year. Pre jde.11 g 1· · c ieat ed over· from Columbu E ther Harley ; VJCe · pre I·dent, iolet an zat1on formed when t h e D u tch controlled Manhattan last night at t h e motdt m fotr 110011 Patter on and treau.r r, Marjorie }{ I ' . ur1 ay a er . b I d , ote Astor. A mes age expte 1ve , who is teach- Miller. ew mem ers e ecte were 1 1 19 <of appreciafion of the in tructor ' ef- R. K. _Rep og e, H . '11 ·sited Otter- Ruth Deem, Edna Dellinger and M. L. f Orts, sent by Govenor Smith, . · 1 g• in Middletown igd , vi 11 was • Howe. read by P.re i.drn.t Frank D. Wil cy. bem friend over un ay.
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SUITS THAT WERE $30 AND $35
You'd stop in to look them over, wouldn't you?
SUITS THAT WERE $40 AND $45
That is what we are telling you now,
SUITS THAT WERE $45 AND $50
No!hing the matter with the suits-they're worth regular price to
SUITS THAT WERE $55, $60, $65, $70
you-but we have too many of them.
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The figures tell their own story-and you will find a big propor tion of these suits that were originally at the higher prices.
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