1921 01 24 The Tan and Cardinal by Otterbein University

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PUBLISHED IN THE INTER~ ST OF OTTERBEl>l COLLEGE

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WESTERVILLE, OHIO, JANUARY 24, 192L

LADIES RENDER FIRST CONCERT

OTTERBEIN FIVE '

Begin Season with Successful Per formance Before Large Galena Aud ience. · MISS ROBINSON IN CHARGE 1

Extensive Scl:edule of Local and Away-from-H ome Concerts Planned.

College Orchestr~ to Render Varied Musical Program in Chapel Thursday Evening

Final "Exam" Schedule. FoJJowing is the schedule of emester examinations accordTe ts for all ing to class hours. ,· clas es of a given. hour will be held on the days designated m the tabl e. Thurs. Frj,

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Troop Elected To Staff. t it r egular monthly meeting last ·Wedne d·a y the Publ ication Board elected B. W. Troop, '23, as. Local Editor of the Tan and Cardin.\! to succeed W. 0. Stauffer who e duties in connection' +with the 1921 Sibyl resignation from nece sitated hi ta.ff duties. Mr. Troop's industry and literary ability will make. him a valuable member of th e Tan and Car.d inal force .

Amid our trials and vicissitudes of the last week of the semes ter tl1ere appear one occasion tow~rd which we can all look with delight. It is the annt\al concert of the Colleg-e Orch stra which will be held in the college chapel Thursday evening, January 27, beginning at :15. Besides the regular orchestra pro ductions which will reveal the be t local talent and w hich have b en carefully prepared during the year there_ will be a number of peciai selections by Profes or Strother vi_olir~ist, Miss Robinson, voca li t and Miss Wright, pianist. Tickets may be obtained from any member of the 6rche tra. Everyone should turn O t to enjoy thi · annual musical treat. u Ot~e; concerts are planned for the later part of the year and und er the able leadership of Profes or Strothers a succe sful ea on i as- ured.

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GLEE CLUB WELL RECEIVED ,j SIB Y L CAMPAIGN STAGED I Greatest Campaign In History of Entertains Fine Aud ie nce at Canal i College Annual Makes " Su~" DriveI Westerville-More T han Two Stauffer ar.d Prof. Schear Furw :nd:ester in Fifth Concert of Seas on Hundred Accept Christ. n ish Entertainment HEN RY MEETINGS CL OSE

Residents

Sunday night marked th e close of one of the most successful revival campaigns ever held in Westerville. The who le community and coll ege was stirr ed and a deep in terest was mani fested from the fi rst. The benefit

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Students holding shar es in the guinea pig project at Brice .Hall are r equ ested to call for th e fi rst dividen ds of the season. S tock holders. will bring baskets.-Miami Student.

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Ohio. gathered in th e au ditorium of ' J anuary 20 was devoted to the cam- 1 If it isn't worth while their local high school, wi; re given a paig11 for Sibrl subscriptions. treat last Thur sday night in th e way Ccremo nie were ope ned by "B ill" of a concert by the Otterbe in 's M en's Staufter, who wi th hi ha bitau l b roadGlee Club. side of e loquence sec ured in the you come once you Th e clu b in this, its lifth concer t of at,.dicnce an attitud e of m ind favorthe year showed th e r_e·sults of pre- ab le for the :ven t that fo llowed. vious conce rts in th e smoothne9$ and Professo r S:hear wa introduced at co-ord ination of action and th e effec the psyc!1olog:cal ~omen t and he per tiveness of each number. Th e us ual fo rmed the old "book age nt" tunt in program of solos. ' o rchestrations, ''ti p top" style. He dwe lt in a stirr readings, and g roup numbers. wa ing manner up on th e value of a Sibyl rendered and the audience showed its now and fo rever_ and with other app~eciation by demanding an encor1; appropriate remark clo ed the affair of each selection. by allowing all prese nt to avai l them VALUABLE VOLUME DONATED elve of th e opppo_rtuni ty of igning for the 1921 ~ibyl. The whole. affair corfl Rare Work From England Presented was clev_e rly .taged, Mis Haniett ' . · . L .b b Hay , C1 r cufat1on ·M anager wa ind Prof. Arthur Spessard O tterbein Carnegie I rary y trume.ntal in arranging for the s ue- plete line of Profe sor Spes ard has aga in proven " Pussyfoot" Johnson. ce s of the affaj_r. , hi deep inter t in the comm unity by Stud ents and friends of Otterbein ! The fpllowitlg fac.t we re brought con enting to give a par t of .his busy Co ll ege s hould feel very grateful to- : to light in the cou rse of th e rema rks tim as leader o~ iuging during the ward s Mr. William "Pussyfoot" John- 1of· Mes r . buffer and Schear. The ' . clo ing week of the union evangelistic 00, who has eot to u from England,! Sibyl will cost . 2.75, pay able $1.00 .i. meeting . His plendid solo work and both the original copy a_n d th e trans- · down a nd balance on delive~y. The kill a director of the choral and con latio~ of a large vo lum e.:, "T~e Con- cos t of publisbing this Sibyl w ill 17_ gregationa l singing have occasioned tendmgs of th e Apostles , bemg the ceed la t yrn r' cost · by . 500.00. much apmiring co,;nment. hi tories of the lives and marty rd oms lumni wish ing to s ubscri be sho uld of th e twelve ~postles. send in their orde rs immediat~ly. cannot be mea ur ed, of cour e, but it The tran lation were made by s· d tu n.t w10 have not y e t ma d e i e. tirnated that about two hundre d E. A. Wa llace Budge, forme rl y a tuand thirty took a definite tand for dent ir ,ambridge. Mr. Budge ha th eir initial r,aym ent on Sibyl ub ,. next hould do o arLy h o renewe d spent practicany alf his life in th;s sort cri.ption hrist besides undre d week. · of work. their covenant and rea serte d t h eir allegiance to the Chri tian tandard: T he r eal worth of tb e book is hardly A Latin Sonnet. Many of the couv rt were college known a yet but o far as Dr. Jones tude.JJ.t. • and Mis Barnes are ab le to judge it Boyibu ki sib u wedi girlorum The attendan ce at all the meetings is of extreme va lue. Girlibus ·kib11S w-anti somo rum wa very good . Many ti me it was Poppibus hearibus kissibomorum 1e.c ary' to throw tbe unday school Dr. Henry says that everyone has Ki kibu boyhus outatthedoorum r00Jll of the church open to accommo four individual und er his hat. We ightibu darku ne lightigolorum date th crowd . Tbe meetings for imagine om of our ex- ervice men· _Cl~bib u ga1eib us, britchibus torum meu, for women and th evening er could te tif~ t~at th ere have been B?y'.bu badibus, loudibu s sworum vie for the tudent we.re e pecially time in the ir hv .s w hen four wo ul d G1ri1bu madu won't speakinomorum. no~wo rthy both for the ·111::ere t mani 31 W . College Ave. have b en 1nighty few. ic emper uttibus l fe t d and i11 re ult obtained. The hu rc.b ., an d Chri tian organization of th college will b greatly help ed and timu lated a a re ult of th.e e =B=e=ll=P=:=o=:=:=:=:=R=V=IL=:~i~:~·~e:~H~p~::~n~e---~1:::;;-10 very ucce ful and profitable meet

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neither efficient nor business produc- hi g h noon, and the soft mysteries of ing. Thi i:-:1,)ortance of color may- the cool blue night, leaves, flowers, be illu :; trated hy the example of five sea-shells, the hair of maidens, the (T lu nc hrooms in a brge city. AH eye of women , moonlit walls, mist hi page will carry each week a r epre entative production from th e thi ngs are e<!ual ; choi ce of location, laden va lleys and cloud-capped ~~:ram of one of the four li terary ocietie , selected in such man~e-~ as cleanlines , food and servic e. They mountain s-aJJ th e myriad forms 0£.> ub . may determin e. The rotation will be regular unless censors ai to are nea r eno ugh to eac h other to be Na tur e reveal myraid subtleties of rnit productions in proper t1·me for publication.) rivals fo r t h e ame patronage. But color in th e ever changing play of Color, An Appreciation. founded a tradition of beauty in th ere is one thing un equal, the color light and atmosphere. Philalethea. things of u e wh ich bas extended up- effect in two is dep r essing, in one it Elizabeth McCabe, '21 F w of h ward to every form of construction i · fair, in another good, and in the imp u ave e\·er considered the and fi nally to the flowering in the fi fth it is excellent. Few of the t ens See the new Otterbein Statione ry Ortance 0 f . . • co 1or 111 our lives. Fine Art . of thousands of p~op le who patronize and new college jewelry at the Un iv 010 1 we r . _th e medium through which 1 t i an erroneou idea to think these places are consciou ly aware of ersity Bookstore.-Adv. qui i~Perience. ome of our mo t ex- that on ly the wealthy can have the any differences but the color schemes mu ch_ to nsatio~, We could add beautifu l. Women say that they love operated to the advantage of th e Shades of the Ancient and Original Buck-Passers!' had . our enJoyment of li fe if we beauty but cannot afford it. Oriental fifth and to the di advantage of the «n app · · ing ( reciat1on and understand- rugs and Persian pottery are not others in the exact rate of their We were iu search of justice. We 0 th kne e principles of color and nece ary to make a .hom e beautiful va riation. went to the President of the Y. M. C. w how t Pracr apply them to the Mo re nece ary t.han money is the Another example which brings the A. He referred us to Professor Mar 1 and ~ca. Problems of the home, dress love and knowledge of color, design, matter closer home. In a well known ti n. Mr. Martin ent u to Treasurer · u mess. Ei·e b and fitne . The Japanese artl an Westerville Drug Store the clerk dis- We t, who pa sed us on to the head louchen oeffore we were born littl e makes a room of fo ur-paneled wall , played two bottle of Cuticle Re of the department under which we broid red . t color were being em- embellished by a mat, a vase and a mover, both con taining the same were working for a major. F rom 10 Were t o the clothe which we flower, a place of beauty, while an amount and sold for the same price. here we were r efe rred to P.resident color ia:eart, and _from the cradle on, American mill ionaire as embles ~old The purcha er chose one, remarking, Clippinger, to whom, bracing ourself thou en ered into our Jives. For frame , Chine e paintings, Aztec idols "This bottle i much more attractive." for th e ta k, we recited our little b ands of • occup . year the two mam pre- and crystal chandeliers but ecause Thus - the va lue of a knowledge of s tory for th e ' teenth time. The 11011 of a f Prob) women have been th e he has not .the love o co l or he the corr ect appl ication of color to President knit hi brow, searched hi~ the wen, of home and dress. Yet achieve an incongruous mass. T~u our everyday life is not only becom- methodic brain for a moment and · we ee it is not the cost o f ma t en_a ls ing es ential to health, beauty, and then looking at us rather stern ly re fuJ h0ornan se e k'ing to create a beaut1· effect" rn e or acquire an artistically but the arti t' approach to se Jec ti on prosperity but to happiness as well. plied, " You should have taken this h ive wa d b litt1 ~ or noth:b ro e has been taught and arrangement. W en . ~omen Our sensitive r esponse to color, the matter up with the Y . M. C. A. Presi 1 g about color principles grow conscious of their positJon ~s enjoyment of the endlessly varied dent." and th . B eir application . artists in home building they will effects in nature and in our daily eauty i .not. a superfine ador_n- concentrate their e ff ort , and great ' is a pleasure which Schreck-"I always aim to tell the 111ent of life· . environment, t h 1s ought . '_1t 1s an absolute e sent1al po sibilitie will result. The home 1 can enrich experience, bringing al- tru th " th ing of comfo rt and in the confe ion of a woman's tast_e. things most at any moment or place, swift, Troop-"You're the worst shot I knife ~h nece sity; in the fork and The power of color i fuJly illus- keenly felt thrills which make life ever saw." auto~ob·t team radiator and· the teated y th~ .following' anecd'o te: more fu.ll. --.------statue J e body a much as in Two co llege chums met after a lap~e And w ha t an end le s spectac le of Beau ffu ' a;tlring, 1ieckoning Baf111arket val and cathedrals. When the of years, on~ wa m arried and 111 color nature provides. • i _ it?_ _ _ __ From the faire! What ___ 1 fu_lly realiz: of col~r in business is bu ine ' the other wa a c~ o; faint grays tinged with the rose of They ay Adam's wife only cost him 'IV11J be . more time and thought chemi t. In the cour e o{ a long c a ' ~awn, to the glaring shrill notes of one bone, but now-a-day -1 given t · · d b der "ocatio it 111 our sch eme of the married one, who ha een un 1 111ake t~a education. Color may a great t nsion, forgot hi . re erve Or gloo home -cheerful and pleasant an ·' confe ed that omethrng wa !!lllfllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll rny and f u enhance th ncom ortable, it may wron,,. at borne and .he . the 2 e appeal of personality out but divorce. That eve!Ung . through lea t cot dre s or detract from it. At h . t dined at the home of h1 £,p, \;I " £

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B OARDING CLUB LEAGUE

Space does not pe rm it the printing Schreck-How is t he wo rl a treatin g of the lineup. However a comp lete you George ? review of points made will be given at Heitz- Very s eldom . the close of the season.

Vanishing Creams, Cold Creams, GOOD SPORTS ! Results January 22 McRill, 14--P ri es t, 11. We are pleased to recip rocate the Reed, 16-Mattoon, IS. sp lendid spirit manifested by \i\'itten- Lotio n for chapped hands and face at Town, 23-Bishop, 9. , berg . spo rtsmen toward our basket Antioch gav e the Tan and Cardinal Blendon, JO-Cook, 7. J tos er on their recent trip there. We DR. KEE FER'S t eam a rud e jolt on Saturday, Janu Schedule, J anuary 29. \ shall remember their hospitality when ary 22, when they administered a 33 Mattoon v . McRill. we are privileged to act as host to th e to 21 defeat to the local five. Priest v . Reed . Spr ingfie ld player . The "Torch" of Our quintet lacked about every Cook vs. Town. last wee~ say : 1 thing that co uld be expected of a Bishop vs. Blendon. I "Coach Ditmer wa among us with Jloor team, their passing being wild Standing of the Clubs. his . Otterbein five, and his cheery and their shooting inaccurate. Clu b W. L. Pct. mile. The vi iting team showed good The visitors had th e same lineup as Town .................... .... 2 0 1000 pluck and "pep" and we offer to them last year with the exception of McR ill ...................... 2 0 1000 pw; hea rtiest congrat ulations on their Vannorsdall, a guard. whose po itio1i Bishop ........ .............. I I · .500 playing, and our best wishes for the Priest ........................ 1 1 .500 remainder of the eason. Ditmer is his bro.ther held down previously. tap le and F ancy 1 .500 doing thing in ath letics at Otterb ein The Nor thrup brothers proved to be Blendon .... ................ 1 2 .000 and we ar e always glad to have his the stars · of the contest each make Reed .......................... 0 Mattoon .................... 0 2 .000 team and himself among u . Succe s ing five fielders. Cook .......................... 0 2 .000 to you, Coach." o. 1 So. State St. The Score. The games in the Boarding Club Otterbe in ( 21) Po (33) Antioch The te.xt books at the . nive r ity Collier-Prie t-White F. Corry League proved to be of the exciting variety on Saturday morning. A gooci Book sto re are a t !owe t prices Schutz-Bradrick F. No rthrup, . D. crowd was on hand to · witnes the ~Adv. A lbright-Ul r ey C. Nor thrup, L. contests and en livened the morning E verybody eat s candy, why not bU1 Lehman-White G. Vannors<lall with real cheering. State Secretary Leads. good candy? Ranck-Schrec k-George G. Edwards The Town and McRill Clubs a,gain "Let every man ha ve a job and let See Gield Goals-Schutz, 3 ; W hite. 3; proved too much for t heir opponents, A lbright, l; Corry, 3 ; D. Northrup, .5; ·who were th e Bi hops and Pri.e t . , re every job be a man's job," was the final wo rd of ad vice given to th L. 1ortb·rup, 5; Vanno rsdall, 1. spectively. 145 W. Home St. Christian E'ndeavore rs . of Wester~ Free tbrows,-Sch utz, 1 out of 5; The Blendon and Cooks fought it ville, Sunday at the last of the erie !bright, 6 out of ; D. Northrup, 5 out in an interesting manner the form of union meeting , by Mr. Rowsey, a out of 11. . er winning by three points. D elicious Cottage Cheese blended State Secretary. p I·men· Referee-Dunlap, Denison. The Matoon-Reed qmtest wa an for Alt,~oug:1 . Mr. Row ey' subject with pure cream. Clover Farm overtime affa ir and was concl uded by Time of Halve -20 mi1wte . was Chn shan Endeavor Mandicap ," to Cheese .... '" J ars , excellent jng a free throw. be dealt not only with 11andicap but sandwiches. Many <;>ther satisfy The contests are attracting larger SPORT D O PE the means of over coming them as appetizers. crowds each time and interest in the well. Optimism and enthus iasm are ;f.h e Sopbomore-Fre hman Volley various club is con iderably greater great essential factors in keeping MOSES & ST OCK, Grocers. than any previous time. Ball contest , played preliminary to ociety alive. · a the Antioch game, were won by the latter. ~III I I I IIII 111111 111111111111111 111 11 11111111 111HIIII1111 111111 1111 11111 1111111111111 I I I I I I I I I I I III I Ill A. A. The second y ear m en took two out of three contests the scores being 15- § § The In urance :Man 9, 15-11 ; -15. Thi places the Sopho- § b tracts, Loans mores another lap ah ead in the intercla s athletic standing.

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Antioch i to be congratulated on producing such a team. Being a very mall chool and without a _ oach are big handicap but what is more they have but eight men out for their team. To date they have won § four and lo t two.

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tray the tru t that that pirit in pires Rivera Leads "Y" W ith Splendid our instructors to show in u . They Talk on H is Home-lall d DIARY OF A COCHRAN have hown their faith in our honesty, The Y . M. C. A. meeting, T hurs HALL GIRL let' justify that faith. Let's hit those P~blished Weekly in the interest of day night was es pecially interesting examinations hard but let's not comBy "One of 'em." Otterbein by the and ed ucational. Juan Rivera of San promise our conscience by behavior OTTERBEI PUBLISHING Fe rnand o, Ph illi ppine Islands was th e that would eventually neces itate BOARD e ither a rigid Honor y tern or the Monday 17. Funnie t thing-I was speaker. His subject wa " the Grea t Westerville, Ohio nd he Member of the Ohio College Press adoption of "eagle-eye" tactic on the down in the groce ry buying candle , est Need of th e Phi llippine s,'· a part of our professor . Association and Mr. Mo e and tock took me captivated his ~udience by his in ten e for a enior. I am delighted to know earne tn e s. After reviewing briefly Strongest Characters Never Noisy. that I eem as learned, lite rary and some of the ea rly history of th l! STAFF The water in a little mountain eccle ia tical a a Editor-in-Chief .... J . Ruskin Howe, '21 Islands and depicting their degradanior mu t be. A i tant Editor .... J. G. Howard, '22 stream dashing down over the rock ' · holic · ru Ie he pani h Cat Tuesday 18. Went kating with tion under Contributing Edito rsnd mak es more noise than th e mighty Esther Harley, '21 John thi afternoon on the creek. dwelt upon their development u er A. W. Elliott, '23 Missis ippi River. The strongest But I find that my powers ~ of the rul e of the United States decl:tr. to her Business Manager .... J . W. George, '22 characters are never noisy. They are " pati1~age" are not 'very exte n ive ing that they owe every t h mg Assista nt Bus iness Managersba lan ced, poi ed, serene, lik e a g reat and I · fell down twice. On arriving and th at at la t, thanks to her helpf, · ] : P. Schutz, '23 T. E .• ewell, '23 river. They do their work quietly, at Castle ochran I had cherry-tint tli ey ar e ready to become a sel Circulation Mgr . .. Marvel Gebert, '21 efficien tly, an d never permit temp er. ed cheek and a perfectly gluttonous governing peopl e. A istant Circulation Managers pas ion, prejudice, whim or ob tac ie, appetite. There ar e 10,000,000 people on t_he Harriet Hays, '22 I land they ha ve th ei r own 111 L:.icile Ewry, '23 to disturb their serenity or turn them Wednesday 19. Thi· ha been the , d h a ve even Athletic Editor ............ M. . Funk, '21 aside from their course. slipperie t day underfoot! Every du tries, and commerce an Local Editor... ......... H. W. Troop, '23 The world is looking for the poised, under the U nited tales' supervi ion, Alumna! Editor ..... Alma Guitner, '97 leve l-headed man, the man who can once-in-a-while omeone would topple been self upporting. They have Exchange Editor ........ I'.· K. Noel, ;22 over aud then g t up ham facedly. Cochran Hall Editor, Alice Abbott, 21 always be depended on, who will not paid their way. f Literary Editor ........ ]. W. Seneff, '23 fall down in an emergency or go to Got " " in my French test. Gue s Mr. Riv,ra spoke very hi~hly 0d I'm a ·mediocre tud nt, although my pieces over trifl es. o matter how think I'm super-normal. the Uni ted Brethren missionaries ~ Addre all communicati_ons to The brilliant or how great a geniu he folks 0111 Otterbein Tan and Cardinal, 103 W. 'Twould be a pity to di illu ion th em. of the plendid work they are d g may be in so me· directions, if a mar\ 1 d of tie College Ave., Westerville, Ohio. f Thursday 20. Ab olutely nothing. ther e. The greates t nee Subscription Price, $1.50 Per Year, is not balanced and ma ter of himself, Philippine is more of the Religion Friday ._21. Had the be t letter from if paid before ovember 15 ; other he does not inspire confidence. He Jesu hri t. wi e 1.75. ma y do great things on occa ion, Harry. Poor boy, he i working so when everything is going his way, hard. But he' not the only one be Watchoutl The Baffaire i coilling. Entered as second class matter eptember 25, 1917, at the postoffice with nothing to di turb or hinde r cau e la t night I blinked by candle WE WONDER! at esterville, 0., under act of him . But always in a great cri i or light until 12:00 cramming for a hi March 3, 1879. emergency, when a man i needed to tory test. Poor girl. • 1 •Ti time Acceptat1ce for •mailing at special a ume trem.e ndous r e ponsibility, the Good folk of Otterbein d Saturday 22. There was a mou e in rate of po tage provided for in . ec; to delve d p in-to your wardrobe an cry i , ' Give us a man with a level our waste ba ket. I realize that mice · 1103, Act of Oct. 3, 1917, authonzea h ad. a man on whom we can r ly, a are 11ice littl creature but I much bring out, mend, brush and pre your April 7, 1919. man with poise in stead of noise," ~r efer fh em dead. We bought a trap, be t bib and tucker in orde r that yo~ may be ready for the great, grand a? - . r ew Success Magazine. m erted a bit of cheese, and presto I EDITORIAL glorious Baffaire. 11 Otterbeikn~ a dead mou . We cajoled the jani . h. fra n Honor' and Exams or GRAB YOUR HAT! tor into separating it from the trap. Westerv1l1e, B lendon town '.P• lin county-yea all Ohio will clam. A. ubj ct old, yet ever new in col Poor little mouse. ' . What is leg circle i that of the Honor y to be pre ent at the Baffaire. d nd make a "bee-line" for the ticket Sunday 23. Thi evening when we rgument pro and con fill the table. For it's coming! What? Why, this Baffaire Watch this paper aror . tem. coll ge we klies. At thl particular th big Musical Event of the ea on. were pr paring for our usual picnic the trunk of the campu tree lunch, I stumbled and spilled a pan ea on uch di cu ion i peculiarly It i the Annual further developments. oncert of the appropriate and never fail to voke olle e Orche tra I Bigge t "two bit " full of cocoa. I got ev rely "bawled . I niveri ·e..e price on text at t 1 varying expr ion of opinion among that you ever pent! Every out" for ruh1in g our Ax.minster rug. But I wa COJ1 oled when George sity Book tore before buying e• th tud nt . b dy's going. Make your elf " olid" Th r can be no question a to the \ iLh that " queen" of your by dat tepp ed up after " . E." and asked where.- d v. e, cellen e of the Honor Sy tern as it ing thi big affair right away and me to go trolling. The ere cent You Win, Percival! ,. exi t · in theory; there have been many g tting one of th b t s at whil moon illumined the cen like fairy . "I ro 11 Sinks, land-if I may b p tic. fault found with it practical func they la t. truck by the notice - _ Where the big fu ? . went 111 tioning'. But when all is said and ~on 111 a hardware window a wag f tlY liege hapell v hen? Thur day .d per ec we at Otterbein can hardly be aid to night! Don't mi s it!. CALENDAR 1 e and aid that he was be in ore need of its adoption. In aware of the . fact that tron ink · art fact we already enjoy the e ential Wednesday, January 26Alive to the oeca ion the s7' e WANTED 111 benefit of th Honor y tern without Lyceum our e Number. hopkeep r retaliated, "Yes ao dri~gs, bejng afflicted with it objectionabl An egg-proof curtain- cla in Dra Thursday, January 27flie , but wine vaults, ulphur P nd• feature ; for, after all, eliminating the matic Interpretation. · sta -• :00 a. m.-Final Exam begin. j lly rolls, gra s lopes, mu ic i·daY "red-tape", the Honor y tern imply ,,. . ho 1 :i5 p. m.- rche tra oncert. A clock that never strikes 10:00-. ,,J1agara Fall rubber tire ' organ mean hone ty and mutu-al r espect. Friday, January 28cveral college girl . 1 trips, rnoonlig)lt walks, tl \~ have noted with a considerable A forty hour day-mo t of u . 0pen Se s ion at Philomathea. stop -" re· degree of pride the confidence ?1ani Anti-fat-"Wes" eneff. fter Op_ei1s i n and Reception at But the wag had. bolted. A d and fe ted by Otterbein' profes ors m tl1e Ph1loph ronea. A s ympathetic prof-trembling test I covering hi thought ·he returne waY integrity of the average tudent. They taker. Saturday, January 29. . at the door,, thru ting h1. head 1ll hav with few ex.ception , hown that 1 My lost dog-a certain local farmer Ba ket Ball, Ohio niv. here. houted, "Ye , and marble .bu ts. the believe in our manhood and An adequate "gym" floor-Var ity Wednesday, February 2_ womanhood and our en e of honor. ba ket-ballei: . econd eme ter begin . AMONG THE COLLEGES They have lo t nothing, we feel ure, Regi tration Day for A place to sit, at the games--500 ch9ol of in taking that po ition for it ha been tudent . d the igna"llfu.sic. Mt. nion ha ecur three· a challenge to us to measure up to the Friday, February 4ture of oach :Eddie Ca ey to a honor te t, to play the game square, to Music Students, Attention! Glee Club at Logan. (Proposed) year football contract. "com clean", and a challenge · much R gj tration for all tudents enrol!- Saturday, February 5· b ar Sher· m r potent than the tudied i11 ult of d in the chool of Mu ic will take Ba' ket Ball, Capital here. We 1 yan tudents are to clclresses a igned tat ement of hon e ty. place W duesday, Feb. 2. The entire Glee Club at Lanca ter. (Proposed.) wood Eddy in a series of a Then l t' be true to our be t selve day will be given over to the purpo e, there in a few weeks. even under the tempting train of a with no recitation in that depa rtment. at The Univer ity Book tore ff critical "exam". It' . a blow at the . director f Coach Boles athletic ,, o texts at price lower than th o ebr • he ran~ democ rati pirit of Otterbein, to beWatchoutl · The Baffaire i coming. Ii her . _ dv. e pu - Wooster, · has been voted t full profe sor in the college. THE OTTERBEI

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ALICE WINEBRENNER DIES l Continued from page ~ne.) . death a he had li ved her life, with a mile of cheer. In the short year pent among us at Otterbein, Hee earned a ·':"arm place in thee teem of all by ber_kindly di po ition and quiet but genuine oci"ability. he was. active in Sunday chool, church, Chri tian .E n d eavor, Y. W. . A. 'and literary oc1e1?' wo:k, be ide being a good tudent m spite of the handicap of poor health. The ympathy of Alice's many friends cancLacguaintau.ce _gQ.e .U to her parents and broth er, with th e r e~lization that th e pa sing of her ~uiet beautiful life leaves a gap in the circle of her acquaintance which can never b entirely filled. Tl1e w_o_rl_d_-f_a_m_o_u__p_ia_n_t- bad ju t

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Otterbein fo otball warri ors hav e bee n invading Columbus dunng the w ee k makin(\' a line-buck toward th e Orr-Kiefer Studio. "Pat" Schutz chap eron ed a theatr e t at the Majestic \ Vednesday par Y and afternoon, composed o f "G.bb.e" I I "Jack".

J. M. Phillippi, E dit or of the Tele cope.'' vis ited his son Dale on Mon day. George I. Kain, business friend of Charles Larue, spent th e w eek in Westerville. Sale Prices on Men's Shoes 7.75 to $8.50. at •··· ········ ·················· 9.00 to $10.00. at ···· ··········•········_-···· · E. J. or n s.-Adv.

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J. H. Weaver, '08, foun~er of the Weaver Ma.thematics Pnze spent Wednesday here. He was specially inetrested in the Mathematics De partment. J. C. iddall and A. W . ea(ly, bot.h of '17, favored Philomathea with their presence Friday evening. "Tink" Sanders, ' 11 , visited rela tive and friend in ·Westerville and college over the week-end. Mary Tintsman, . '20, enj?,y~d,, the week-end with relative and Bill . " Hardboiled" Miller an d "Fat" Ha! leck accompanied the taem to D e111011 Friday evening. Phoenix~The College Girls' best silk ho iery, $1.00, 1.35, $1.95, $2.35. E. J. or ris.-Adv. Raymond Moore of Cana( Win che ter a prospective tudent, mspect ed the college and aw th e team in ac tion aturday as a guest of Warren Moore. laro n aucer, ex-'23, pent Saturday and unday with friends and making arrangements to r e-enter chool the econd semester.

l lo ,·c to say goodnight ] t make s me smil e. A fell o w ca ll s on me, And spends the evening Twirling hi s thumbs, And gazing At his shoes; Paying all his attention. To th e Vi ctrola, Or stammeri ng ome Incoherent phrases Pertainin g to the movies. Finally it grows late, And he says he must go, Although he seems to Speak to the floor. Then to help him out I give him my Fade-away tar e. He register s bl anknes I say, "I don't knoiv why I feel so sill y tonite" ( Why houldn't I' fee l Silly, with him befo re me.) He now registers Supreme U1rea iness, I walk up to him And pretend To brush some powder Off his shoulder, And all the time My face is scarcely Four inch es from his. A fe llow must be Awful slow With that handicap. I hav e to laugh. and he, The poor goof, Trie to laugh too, But as a laugh It is as dead A what it came from. Finall y he starts to Break awayI take his hand and try To get a tinal r ise From him by snuggling close And holding his hand And whi pering, "Isn't it cold tonight-?" But he breaks away And hurries down th e walk And I mi le to myself And ay, Darn it. But some fellows are DEAD';.

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