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OTTERBEIN WINS I SCIENTISTS VISIT STATE FROM NORTHERN Otterbein Science Club Enterta:ned by Ohio State Natural H istory Club -Pleasant Meeting Enjoyed.

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APRIL 25, 1921.

No. 27.

/JUNIORS ENJOY Patterson FINE BANQUET

WINNERS ARE ANNOUNCED Misses Harley, Deitsch and Receive Prizes in Barnes' Short Story Contest.

Affirmat ive Debate T eam Takes O h:o Juniors Royally Entertained By Fresh­ Northern Across In Keen Con­ men at Annual Class Banquet­ On Wedne day evening, April 20 the Tue day morning at chapel the test By 2 to 1 Decision.

Otterbein cience Club was the gue t winner in the Barnes' Short Story Hall Is Beautifully Decorated. of the Natural Hi tory Club of Ohio Con te t were _awarded their prizes.

NEGATIVE DEBATERS L OSE State niversity. The meeting wa Thi contest and endowment was H. R MILLS IS TOASTMASTER held in th e club room of the Home found ed by Mr. J. A. Barnes, brother Wittenberg Affirmative Takes Decision Economic building.

After a few of Mi s Tirza Barnes, college libra­ Splendid Toasts Feature of Eveni ng­ minute spent in getting acquainted the rian, and i a memorial to their From Otterbein Negative by President Clippinger and ProfesOtterbein club gave the following pro- brother. Walter Lowrie Barne Two to One Decision. sor Fritz Are Guests of Honor. gram, "The Animal Mind" by Je ie . .· · Otterbein clo ed her collegiate dew·i d "J h B h t This year there were even enLa t Tue day night at one of the I son, an o n u1roug , a ura I. . . b t , and m the op1mon of the most charming and well appointed . ,, by L 01. S e11ers. F en t on ·stearn , / trant a• e eason last Thur day eve ning 1st, .

Wtth • c 1u b , an d Judges, Mr ffi one victory and one defeat. The pre I"d en t o f th e Ott er b em . . Frank Lee, Mr. . Walter function of the year, the F reshmau a rmative team won from Ohio Mr. Miller, pre ident of the Ohio tate Jone , and Dr. R. F. B1 hop, the la enter tained the Junior in regal ~orthern in the college chapel and club utlined the policie of th re pee- production of this year fulfilled tyle at the a nnual Fre hman . Junior the negative team Io t to Wittenberg tive club . more closely than ever before the Banquet. Th affair wa held in the at pri.ngfield.

A ocial hour followed in which a condition of the conte t, and th e ocial parlor of the We terville nit­ Both debat s were intere ting and lunch wa erved and favor m ideals of hts founder.

11 productions ed Brethren hurch. the t earns repre enting Otterbem · gave Tan and Cardinal ao d car Iet an d were of very high grade, aod the deBy mean of elaborate, yet ta teful evidence of thorough preparation and Gray were u ed. The evening wa finite choice of th e th ree be t wa decoration , the banqu t hall , as good coaching. The literary tan- clo ed by the inging of the two col- very difficult. completely tran formed. olor of da:rd of Otterbein are re pected lege ong . The trip was one of the The following tudent entered both clas e were carried out in the throughout the tate and the work of most delightful e sion ever enjoyed torie , Violet Patter on, lice Hun- color chem e, and with haded Ii ht th d bate team.s this ea on ha by th e Otterbein club and further ter, Edna Hooper, B. Carl on, Mil- ca ting a glow over th whole c 11 he tt th ual h~gh- d1araat F. _ t ...lJetween llic two club ar being dred D itsch, D. D. Brane, and a delightful effect was obtained.

The affirtnative team was compo - planned.

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Following an excellent four course d of F. L. Roberts, alter chutz, --------dinner, Toa tma ter H. R. Mill , '24, R ussell Declamation Contest On Monday Students Elect aitd Virgil Willet with John Mayne 1a umed cha rg aud contiou d acting a alternate. The negative Members of Comrruttee To Be Held On Next Thuriiday throughout th e r t of the ev rung to team from Ohio orthe·rn wa comMon-day morning at chapel, J. Ru ext Thur day night, pril 2 , at direct thing wtith a killful hand.

Po ed of J. B. Osmun, Reed Wine- kin Howe ubmitted the report of the eight o'clock in the college chapel _ n appropriate welcome wa give n &ardner, and Charle McCokhil with mmitt e recently appointed to re- will be held the Ru ell Declamation by R. L. ornetet, Pre ident of th Robert Heffner acting a alternate. uitable manner of elect- Contest. Thi i an annual event of '24. Thi wa an wered by la . The judge were . C. Kock, Prin- i11g a pe rman ent tudent and Faculty open to Fre hmen and opbomore a fi tting re pon e from R. F . Peden, Ctpal of the High chool, Mt. Verommi ttee on ocial Conditions. who have duJy tried out before Pro- Pre ident of the cla of '22.

1i 11 011, Ohio, J. T . Mar hman, Profe or The ommittee ugge ted that a f or Fritz: Thre prize are offer- Marg aret Meyer, '22, then entertainof Oratory hio We Ieyan, and per,manent ommittee be elected ed by Dr. Howard Ru e ll. ed tho e a embled with two delightGilbert Barne Profes or of Bu ine com.po ed of one woman and one man Judging from the Ii t of par- fut vocal number , mg, mil , Adn1ini .tration: hio We leyan. from each clas , each cla.s votin g uc,pant thi conte t will be one of lumber!'' and "By th e at r of Pr id nt W. G. Clippinger pre id- eparately. F aculty are to be elected the be t taged in rece nt year .

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Mi Meyer wa by the faculty.

The ourage of the Commonplace accompanied by Mi Helen W agone r, ed.

The negative team of Otterbein The r ult of the tud nt el ction i -Raymond Axline.

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(Continued on page seven.) a follow : The onfe ional-Vera John on.

Saum Hall Girls Entertain. nior -Mildred Deit ch, J. R. Howe ce11e from " trongheart"-Joh n C. NOTICE! EVERYBODY! Junior -Velma Lawrence, J. G. How- Mayne.

Haven't tho e aum Hall girl the ard; ophomore -Grace Hill, H . W. cene fron1 " eventeen"-Catherine o ld time pep, tho? , _In revising the Athletic Board Con­ Troop· Fre hmen_..:. atherine Kahler, C. Kahler.

La t aturday evening a limited stitution the question has arisen con­ H ow th hurch wa Built at Kayo' number of young men were very c~rning the awarding of numerals for H. R. "Mills; Triangle -Ida Kittle, C. E. u ick.

Bar-Alice Davi on. plea antly entertained at aum Hall by different sports. The revision com­ the young ladie whose college home it lllittee does not know whether the coni . A very plea ant tim e wa repo rted cen u of opinion at Otterbein f avor Miss Florence Dixon Gives Freshmen Boys Take Charge th · Graduate Recital Wednesday and nev r again n ed a aum Hall of Interesting "Y" Meeting Fe tdea of giving numerals only to girl ay when he meets a ce rtain rcshrnen who have come up to cer1 ext Wedne day night in the LamWith th e £re hmen in charge of the young man on the treet, "I ha never tain requirements, or whether popu- bert Hall Auditorium wi ll be held the · R · 1 £ M" Fl "Y" meeting Thur day evening an in- been introduced to that fellow thi lL~r Opinion would prefer that numerals G ra d uatmg ecita o I orence uc awarded to anyone who has met the Dixon, who i r eceiving her degre e in tere ting and helpful se sion wa requirements. piano. Mi Dixon will be a ist d by ur ed.

"Fantom" Furniture The Athletic Board solicits comment Mi B ulah Benedi ct, oprano, who I Merl e Killinger led the meeting, 0 n this question. They are willing to will rend er Frustrates Force veral vocal number durlaxton. poke on "Impre ion of OtfoUow student sentiment if they have ing th e program. terbein from the Literary ocietie ".

The We terville Police forc e wa 80 rne way of knowing what it is.

Mi s Dixon' program co n i t of a. Hite and Broderick poke about "Fir t baffled aturd,iy night when um­ l'herefore, Otterbein student, express wid e variety o[ elec tio n and her I Jmpre ion of Otter bein"; Hancock moned by th inhabitants of the Y~urself. Write us a letter and we recogniz ed ability in mu i a ure all on "Impre ion of Athletic '' and graveyard. Th e unfortunate fo lk ~_di turn it over to the proper author- I com r of a delightful program next Menke on 'What Change I ould omplained ffic rs cone ming 11 t es. Address mail Tan and Cardinal, \ edne da y night. Tb cital will Make." All of the talk contain d the ir lo t furnitur a they now have Westerville, Ohio. b gin prom ptly at eight o'cl0ck. ome very timely ugge tion . no p lace to r t th eir weary bort .

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E d . h l f L nn and F1o renCJ 1--] aumterson rove d t roug 1 k rom anI 1"Id red .

1 I sc i took dinner with Prof. a nd Mrs. ca er, to spcn tie wee -e 1 w ith Florence.

Schear, S un d ay.

Me sr Stan ton Wood. ' 17, Pace . . l t i reported that with combmed l''-oo e an d IIJrtg • h t we r e . och ran' forces and union labor. four ferocious H II d. · t5 d a mner gues on un ay. m ice, late inhabitants of fourth floor

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H o w I wonder what you a re . . · d Th ere is un and r a m and WIil Y weather _ together.

I , o nder how you tick Chap about to we d was nervous.

To the young best man he cried: Tell m e. i it k iss toma r y For th e groom to cuss the bride ?"

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•Letter of a Cochran H~µ 1 9ir1 , apd even Ja ck ha. n't b~en arounct" it Mrs. Hut's gift, made in 1909 was I JUNIORS ENJOY D . , Cochran Hall , II :JO £>. M . a l/. You know," Dick, the poor fel- • $1000.00, Miss Sherrick's gifts made FINE BA~QUET 0t Dear·low, is hom e. His , father is awful y in 1900, 1904, and 1921. total $4000.00, Wh ·1 ·: f h. ( Continued from page one.) fl" , 1 e 111y one remaining candle sic k and ent o: 1m. ome £e II ows ! Mrs. 111ith' gift in cash and real tck er · ilt little life away and my do have so much trouble. estaL to tal $35,400.00. He r fi rst and a violin obligato was played by twen ty-nine or so clocks tick the ay Dot, honey, I gue s I'll hav e :o . donat ion wa made in conn.e ction A. L. Mattoon. ~?ur off, I'll just scratch this ra1"e correct a mi taken idea of yo ur dear with her father, pril 5, 1 76, and ''Paramount Productions," wa the it to you and IJrove b. eyond the bemuddled o ld brain if I interprettd was $5000.o.o. Her other gifts have clever toast ma,ue . by H elen Miller, h adow of d b h I' · your letter correctly. Don't get the come at at different times since 1900. at m a woman '24.

It wa an ever shifting picture of ou t t 0 f 111y wor,d. idea that l am crazy about Dick. All three of the women expressed J the future of the J unlior Class. Ray ju.st got home this evening from othing of the sort, I swear it. We their g reat delight in being abl e to th · t d f · d H · O of M. Johnson, '22, fo llowed with well e nicest celebration you e,·er heard are JU goo nen · e is yn- help along th e wor th Y cau e chosen remarks which h e entitled C of and 1· 111 go 1·11 g to tell yo u all pathetic and I really believe I nev ~r Christian education.

"O ur Hosts." At this time atherine about it O kn ew a fe llow before with whom I ne of the grand and Kahler , '24, in her characteri tically . · g loriou gir ls who "are mighty fine" had so much in common. I'm su r e he Our Weekly Quotation had 1· -feels the same about me, too, and C . . charming manner gave a reading, a ittle house party ove•r the week Wh en uptd aim a dart he usually which was folio-w ed by an entertainend d I really Dot it's just wonderful to hav e a M ·t an went.

She lives on a ing toast '"Ghosts" by M . L. Howe. rs. 1 · f:ar.m d friend like that. Do wis h he'd come · an say, Dot, if a man ever asks Extemporaneous toasts were given me to marry him I'm going to Aash a back, though. T h is place i impossiThe Week's Worst Joke by Presidwt W. G. lip pinger. pretty little pearl handled gun ~n his ble when he' away. " Who is that?"

Profe sor C. A. Fritz, Harold Anderf~ce a nd demand bo ldl y " Wi.Jl you Can't keep awak e a minute longer, "That' ou r pole vaulter." live on a farm if I do?" just love Dot. Will do better next time. " Oh does he talk English?" on, '24, LaVaughn Leatherman , '22, 1 fa rm s.

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We G w lk Treas. West Receives ifts. a ed through the cow department and saw a man mow the sheeep with a Recently Trea urer J . P. West clipping machine of ome kind and received letters from three good heard the dozen and a half petite pigs women who have been life-lor.g ay their prayers. Oh I never did friends of the college and wbo frnd have so much fun before in my life! the g r eate t joy in bestowing th ei r And talk about eats-child! I've got gifts to hristian education. too .inuch heart to tell any one 011 an A these letter and dooations we:e ordinary d~et of th e thing we had to entirely without suggestion or o:i­ eat.

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THE TAN AND CARDINAL ~J-~•a~g~e~ F~o~u~r===========~=====~==========~===============~====="'-~~=-~ kecently in a city newspaper we Red Ripe Strawberries, Red Ripe Otterbein students, yet wh en any THE OTTERBEIN ac t ua l wo rk appears th ey eek their saw where Uncle Abe Martin said, Tomatoes, Hot House Cucumbers, holes and remain hidden until th ey "Wa l, naow. how's come the bu ies t Long Red Radishes and all the other . • feel sure they can safely co me to fiolks is th e only one's that' ll do Published Weekly in the interest of good " eats" to make up an appettzmg light and ren ew th eir . sub tle, yet more." That's what we' ve been wonOtterbein by the derin g for the las t twenty-one years. lunch. deadly propaganda of " knocking."

O TTERBEIN PUBLISHING Where is th a t chap who, through­ MOSES & STOCK, Grocers BOARD EXCHANGE out football or basketball season in Westerville, Ohio Member of the O hio College Press th e face of defeat,saw no hop e for '' Staggi.'llg'' is becom ing quite the Otterbein? We'll warrant that chap Association vogue at the niv er sity of Southern was not out working on th e t enn is California.

The men say th e high STAFF courts. No ind eed! He can pull d'o wn , 31 W . College Ave. c·o s t of li vin g and tuition prevents Editor-in-Chief, T. Gordon Howard, '22 he can destroy, but to build and WESTERVILLE, OHIO A i tant Editor ........ J . W . Seneff, '23 further a constru ctive p,rogram is them from dating the fa ir ones.

Contributing EditorsCitizen Phone 110 Grace H . Hill, '23 out of hi s rea lm. It's never the ma n Whitman College (Was h.)-The Bell Phone 190 Horace W . Troop, '23 on th e losing team, th e man fighting men of th e Senior class ha ve adopted Business Manager .... J. P. Schutz, '23 for his sc hool, who does th e destruc­ the custom of carrying canes a,n d A istant Bu iness Managerstive work but the indolent "side-liner" wearing monocles while attending T. E . Newell, '23 J . F. Dillihger, '24 w ho never even utte r s a cheer, that's classes.

Cir. Manager .... Harriet L . Hayes, '22 accompli.shing th e harm.

Westerville, Ohio A i tant Circulation Mangers­ In short, it is the worker th at does Less than 35 stud en ts out of an en­ Lucile Ewry, '23 the boo ting, he ha n't time to hunt ro llmen t of 1,500 are working their Veda Bearss, '24 Athletic Editor ........ A. W. Ellio tt, '23 trouble. It is th e lazy pa rasite th a t way tnrough West Virginia Un iver­

By Appointment does the knocking, he refuses to sity. Five years ago there were 500.

A i tant Athletic ;EditorD . A. Harris, '23 hunt anything else to do. enrolled and nearly half of them Local Editor ............ M. M. Collins, '23 If yo u don't believe it, just watch were wo rking their way thr ough Alumna! Editor ······- Alma Guitner, '97 o llege.

Exchange Editor, Virginia Snavely, '23 and see.

Cochran Hall EditorDENTIST Alice Davison, '23 A Word of Commendation. tan ford-A · new electric timer Literary Editor ·····--···· H . R. Mills, '24 that catche the time of runne r s to 15 West College Ave. Banquet time has come and gone Address all communications to The without any ou tbreaks of "rowdy­ with.in a hundredth of a second has Citizen Phone 167 Otterbein Tan and Cardinal, 103 W. ism" which occasiona lly mar th ese been installed on th e cinder path . I t Bell Phone!, College Ave., Westerville, Ohio. is the first elctric timer on th e coast functio ns. Cla s banquets at Otter­ Subscription Price, $1.50 Per Year, and one of th e few of its kind in the ij paid before N,nember 15; other­ bein hold an important p lace in the social calendar and are th e most Un ited States . wise $1.75. · for.ma! occa ions of the chool y~ar.

CALENDAR Entered as second class matter Consequ ently it is always to be re­ East College Av _nue September 25, 1917, at the postoflice gretted when o-called cla patrioti m Tuesday, April 26-at Westerville, 0 ., under act of PHONES Baseball, Ohio We !eyan at D elagets the better of good judgem ent and March 3, 1879. ware. th e e otherwise delightful events are Acceptance for mailing at special Bell 84-R Citizen 26 rate of postage provided for in Sec. marred by ome exhibition of hor e­ -'Triangle "Bon Temp ' .

Wednesday, April 271103, Act of Oct. 3, 1917, authorized play.

Aprrl 7, 1919.

Graduating Recital, Mi Dixon.

Thi yeat', however, in refraining from unb ecomi11g cond uct, both the Thursday, April 28ED-ITORIAL Ru ell Declamation onte t.

Fre hman and opbomore cla es If ,is the doer of deeds who actually di played int lligence worthy of col­ Saturday, Aprll 30Ba eball Kenyon at Gambier. count in th e battle for life, and not lege men. For thi , tb ese two cla es This course covers ten easy lessons the man who look on and ay how hould be commended an_d it i to be Tuesday, May 3Tennis, Capital here. which will enable the Student, Pro­ tb fight ought to be fought, without hoped that future cla es will faith­ fe sor, Journalist, Doctor, Lawyer or him elf sharing the truggle and th e fully observe th i precedent and leave Friday, May 6-Ba eba ll, Capital here. anyone seeking a professional career, cla differences to be settled at a more danger . -Tb odore Roo evelt.

Tenni , Mu kingum here. to go through life wi th 100 per cent fitting time.

Saturday, May 7efficiency.

An Interesting Discovery.

May Morning Breakfast, CAMPUS CHIT CHAT ochra n E l where in thi issue comment Hall. made ' co ncerning the volun tary er­ o matter what attitude we '.11ay Track, Heidelberg here.

I hort and inexpensive, and is it seems evident that our fne11d Saturday May l4-· • ,. vice 0£ a considerab le number of take, given with a money back guarantee il 1 Te.nni '. Kenyon here. men in assisting in the con truction ' Ju?e P luvi u " i strongly adv er e to not sati tied. of the new. tennis court . sp rm g sport · J un~or Cla P lay, Colleg hap el.

E D THI CLIPP I G TO-DAY At fi r t glance thi s fact may seem A r eal confidentia l chat with the Track, trian gula r meet at D ela ware. Pyramid Press: Publishers unimportant and only worthy of pa s­ Var ity debater reveal that they Friday, May 20141 6 Broadway, ing mention, but th oughtful delib era­ are about convinced that you ca n't Ba eball, Capital at Columbu . ew York City tion reveals omething more, ome­ win away from home.

Saturday, May 2'1Gentlemen: Endo ed herewith is $5.00 thin g reall y worthwhile, tha t is, Tenni , Mu kingum at ew Con- for which kin dly send me your short­ Le vi Howe wa overheard aying whole ome co llege spirit in the co rd . at the banquet the other night that hand course in ten easy lessons by hearts of at lea t thirty or so Otter­ Track, Kenyon at Gambie r. tho e were the roundest peas he e.ve r mail. It i under tood that if at the bein men. aw. Why, you could hardly keep end of five day~, I am not satisfied my This is an encouraging th m on your knife.

WINNERS ARE ANNOUNCED money will be gladly refunded. and renews our o ld conviction th at.

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Name .....................·-····················-·········- · after all, th e typical Otterbein boos­ One of th e mo t amu mg things E ther Harley. treet ...-..............................- .............•-····· ter j the quiet unass umi ng chap that in o ur editorial life i when ome one T'-e prize w· · t · · , • Uc mn1ug s ones we.re, City and State ............... _.......- .........-....... get thing accomplished a.nd a k come noOll)mg a ro undh whtlde we ~re ''The Fighter and the Youth," by no tha11k . The lazy "knocker" mean­ writi ng the e paragrap an peer:mg Mi s E ther Ha rley fi r t p · _ •o · . 'f , nze .._ , while, with an abundapce of bluff and o,·e r ou r ~ou.Id er, tn e ~o ee 1 you "The Second Fid'dle," by Mi Milan exce s of hot air i loafing around ha ve anyt hmg 111 about him. dred D1' etscl1 o d · . sec n prize.- 20 · and. fo r want of occupatio n, pas es VI,' e under tand that th e other day, "The Traitor,''

by Mi 'Viole~ th e tim e in concocting all manner of oach Di tmer wa discus ig the to1 ic Patter on, third prize,- . 10.

- fault and critici m but, for lack of of clean sport. A ce rt ain young lady ll thr e winner· · ar member of b actual intellectual treogth, fail to a ked a certain young man what the Quiz and Quill ub and all three bother him elf with a remedy for clean port wa and he, being udd o- are enior . The tory whi h won the se imp\!rfection . ly po e. sed with a bright idea, an- I firs t prize will be publi hed in thi There j alway with u wered " wimming." \ y ar' Quiz and Quill. of luggard who are po ing a loyal Patronize our advertisers! .

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The rotime tationfo will belication.) regular unless censors fail t1 submit productions in proper r pub OU R MOTTO Cleiorhetea Our motto is '·Kon Palma Sine Labori.'' Of thi s we a ll know th e meaning. ">io reward's without g reat labor. " But how many of us have ever gone fart her than that? We look at our motto, a nd we think tha t the blue ti.nt of our walls makes a pleasing back ground for th e gold of "Non Pa lma." But how often do we give serious thoughts to the true s~gnificance of, '' Xo rewards without great labo r ?"

Every red-blooded college graduate leaves his · A lm a Mater determined to str i,·e for that one thing, so much de­ sired, so hard to be obtained, success, success in his own line of work, whatever it may be. But how many college graduates leave the halls o.f their Alma Mater with the thought of " o rewa.rds without great labor" ringing in their ears?

During the four years of a college tudent's life, he learns, well-he learns many thing s, but there is one thing he lea.ms exceedingly well, Procrastination. Time seems to be no vi tal element of a coHege stud en t' s career, Sinclair Lewis the author of " Main St.reet," th e bo~k sensation of the ()resent season, says there is nothing in the exc us e "I can't find time." ''You say' you haven't time for what you want to do; I said the same thing but I found I could make time; and so can you. I have an·d you have," he co ntinue ' " twenty-fo ur hour a day, and that is, so far as I can fin d out approximately the same amount of d'a.ily time that was grant­ ed to Micahel Angelo, Pasteur, Shake pea.re or Ty Cobb .

A large percentage of people _go on vague ly believing they would hke 10 be lawyers or executive s , vaguely desiring to do something about it, vaguely talking abo ut it, vaguely ex.cu ing themselves. And t h e years slip on, treache r~us and swift a nd cruel; and by and by they are seventy, auo the chance has gone for want 0 f Under tanding t hat six times o ne da ily bour i!\ ix hours every week to devote to advancement."

Thi doctrine of Sinclair Lewi can not be reconciled to the doctrine of th.e Procra ti nation.

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With this btief and •. concise. definition we hopo that .' the neX,t time you hear the familiar words " Hit 'er a OHIO STATE WINS TENNIS MANAGER ELECTE~ 111:ile," yo u wi ll immediately grasp, I• t. ·" i ., , , ,,,,, 1 '----intuitively th e full signficance of this Season's First Tennis March Goes to Donald C. Bay is Elected by A thleti_c statement.

Ohio State-Return Gfa mes to Board 1 as This Season's THIS AND THAT Be Played Soon.

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L~ t Tue diay th() tenn1 team took ·their lir t trip · of the sea on when they went cfuwn to Ohio State. As far as the cores show they did not have much of a story of success but th e games were all close and the fellqws deserve the commendation of the s tudent body for th eir efforts again t such repre e.ntatives of the g,a m e. Practically every game went to "deuce" and it was only th e lack of th e fi nal punch that kept th em from getting more wins. " S t ate's" team was in midse.asou form in com· parison to our me.n, since th e

Otterbein ha • and has had in the past omc clever tennis performers.

Those who know the situation realize that the men perfo-r ming in this phase of athl etic activity have been left to hift for themselves for the most part , when it comes to getting th e court in shape a.iid caring for all details in general.

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Fine spiri t was hown by the boys gym classes la t week when Mr. Mar­ tin asked them to help give the tennis courts a fina l going over in th e le ve ling proce s. It should not be long now until it will not be nece • The better writing paper for particular ary to sit around an hour or so to be people. We have a complete stock of able to p,lay a et o-r two of this Pound Paper and Envelopes. much favored port.

It seems to be the general concenSome gullible bystanders m!ght sus of- opinion that as a college think that Lym. Hert and Al. Elliott athletic activity, tennis is coming in• are getting too old to perform on the to its own and hould be given due base ball lot but they could do lot of A REXALL STORE far as we know the funny s tunt if they were getting paid r ecog nition. tennis team ha never boasted of a for it. opportunities we have had to get in- manager. Bob Martin, who is cap­ What would make a finer to shape have been very limited. We taining thi year's team and one of the DARN BILL! will have another chance at State clevere t racqueters that the chool later in the season and then the real has ever had, has taken the situation The other day mettle of the tw;o teams should be up with th e A thletic Board and has I wa tudying hown. succeeded in having a manager ap­ About ome heroes pointed. Since Bob is a cti vely engag­ 1n a cri is For Anyone TENNIS REGULATIONS ed i.n both base ball and track besidle<s For Dr. Jones' Bible cla Than an Otterbein Pennant, Pillow, work in school thi will be a Andi naturally The foll-owing rules in regard to hi Banner, Table Runner, or Memory I got leep y th t nni courts have been made by great a si tance to him.

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"O oly th.e girls alld the members ed a manager of th e. tennis team i Well, Bill came in and of the Yar ity tennis squad are to use Donald . Bay. Mr. Bay ha .neYer awme R. M . JOHNSON won any spurs in athletic event but And he closed all the window the court back of Coch ran Hall."

Elmwood P lace nd turned on the ga lighted) "After playing three ets, if any ha gained this recognition by h.is one i waiting to play, the court is willingne s to e.rve faithfully. He is And put about a peck of pepper on the stove a thorottgh-going chap and will rate If it isn't worth while th ir ." nd I ot hot (p hy ically) any di tinction received for t,ii honor " nly tenni and gym hoe are nd woke up neezing to be u ed on the court ."

It might be added here that if the nd It .is hoped that the e will be pre ent tennis t am ca n help to re­ ufficient rule to regulate th e. u of tain any individuals to fill tl-teir l neezed and neezed ·our co urt . . o one likes rule but it places when they leave they will have And when I got to cla s eems that there are always done the school immea urable good 1 couldn't r member enough thoughtle s folks that are in­ and in order to accompli h anything A th ing con iderate enough to pay' ab olut ly along thi line, mu.ch tim mu t b That those her-0e did ln a cri is rio attention to the .right of others, given over to practice.

Darn Bi ll! a.11d thus the rules. There is no doubt that with the completi on of the four What's the Use? HIT 'ER A MILE OTTERBEIN WINS new co urt the e t roubles will be more or le elimin ated. However, FROM NORTHERN To tho e who participate or follow regardle s of t he number of court , the grand o ld game of baseba ll , the ( Contin ued from page one.) the last n,ling mu st be comp lied with . language u et! on th e fie ld both by wa. compo ed of Q. A. Jaynes, J . G. Other chools ha ve gone so far a to player and observer , ha a little Howard, and J . R. Howe with H. ' . bar an ini:lividual for the remainder of meaning all it own. For in tance Troop acting a alternate. The the school year for breaking one of you hear omeone remark ; " tta affin;native team of Wittenberg was the regu lations in connect ion with boy, hit her a mile Bill." T h i_s being compo ed o f J . Morri R. Armbru • th eir court . we are hoping that no tran lated mean s.

Any gentleman, ter, and G. Stolk. action like thi wi.ll be ncce sary al with sprightly tep coming up to the The clo e of this debate ea on also Otterbein but can as ttre any wh o p~ain, flat board ju t in fr on t of the marks the close of the debating may be brazen eno ugh to think that ca tcher (know as home plate) car ry­ career of several of Otterbein's be t they will go unpunished th at, if it ing in his hand one willow wand, has repre entat ives in the fie ld of debate. comes to a how down, similar treat· no intent other thian to connect said The entire affirmative team wit!:). ment can and will be acl:ministered wi llow wit h spherical horsehide, Howe and Jaynes of the negative here. (commonly known as "ball.") The team are members of the enior cla s. sphere will receive such impetus The e men have been member of th e GIRLS' VOLLEY BALL SERIES th at it will be carried through inter­ teams rerpresenting O tterbein for sev­ vening . pace with such velooity th a t eral sea. o n and they together with The battle fo r Volley Ball supr · w hen it land in some distant spot W. N. Roberts and E. E . H arr i of macy w ages furiou sly amon g th e girl . and before ome one of the three the othe r affirmative team. de crve far the Freshmen and the Tri­ 0 fleet outfielde rs ha had a chan ce the congratulat ions of the entirt stu• angle eem to have the edge on the other team and Monday night these to ''come-to" and travel the distance dent body for th ei,r faithful perfor­ two wi ll fight it out for fir t hono r . from where th ey were to where the mance of duty during thi and pa t "Ba ll" now r , that the afor -mention­ seasons.

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Columbus, O hio , wa one of th e Speaker at th e fir t bio tate A new line of Silk Laces for Girls' Educational Conference held at th e State U ni ver si ty in lumbus about Pumps. ~h midd le of t his month. 'the uh !,ec:t of Miss Roth' s di scussion was a la i_fication of Juuioi: Hio-h Pupi ls ccording to Mental Te t . , 92 ' . Ilr. 0. B. Cornell of \,; e tervillc \\•a in London, hio. on busin s on~ day la t week. ' 78 .

I ail' . "- .Dr. T. J. antler made a Aying School of Ret mg tr ip Ea t over the week-end. In com­ offers Pany with Presjdent li{)pioger h e Limited number Pent aturday in Pitt burgh and lb en weat on to a ld, e ll .-ew Jer­ Service Fellowships sey, Where h vi ited one day with hi s $700-$800 orr. Erne a er , and (am ily. • '11 'I . dl Class work in morning. · ·'"' Onza E. Brooks of Fin ay, Store service in afternoon.

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E. Ri be!, pa tor of t I1e Director-32 Waverly Place, Mill · n1ted Brthren C h urc h of tan ca t r, hio, wa in \\'estcrvi ll e New York City f 011 day of la t week to attend th e uneraJ of Mr . D. ·w. Lambert.

'05 . · Dr. E. E. B urtner of We s ier- YO U HAVE WRITTEN POEMS! . d V11l e . .

D r. J · e to have them rev1 e or 1-l Pe~t la t week a s1 t111g Do you car . . . ucce sful · li:ir n , uperinte.ndent of Sou th - co nstru cti ve ly cnt1c1 ed by u ea_ t O hi o onfe ren,e in holding dis- authors ., 1 f you do, then send · I ' tr, . t ra llies. They conducted ral 1·ies our manu en P t ( ~tories, art1c e I or ) \11/e will criticise, and Pace J111 H'!I I boro, Mowrystown, Ironton, Y poems ,· Id they prove to be acceptack on and ' hillicothe. them s 10.u . ble for publication. ' 85· Dr w·11ham · I ha b . Ree e, w10 a . no actual cha rge for our ee_n ;erving in ce la t Augu t as There I h ot .

If, however, you ave_ n ' act111g h ty 1 l; . c ance llor of Kansa erv1_ces.ly enrolled with the adv, ory 11 • · e re d '."er ity in addition to his usual previous t of thi a oc1at1011, w _Uhe a profe or and dean, wa re- deparunen enclose the initial fee l1eved . t a k of th of thi additional bu rden on quest that you we mu e fir t o( Ap ril when the newly of two d o liar 't which 'bu tor There is no con n · . · aelect e d chan ce ll or, J . . w 1·11 1a111s, eac I1 11 ew future obligaaddi tional expense, no tun ed hi du ti e .

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Otterbein had a gue t Fi:iday forenoon the Ohio orthern debate team- : tbey are a fine bunch. ;

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Professor Fritz, "Andy" Ander~on and Al. Elliott have been on the 1ck Ii t but are improving.

Local Editor Collin ha an undertudy bu y on hi duti , during hi : two week ' ab ence in W est. Virginia.

Glowing r epo rt of the " At Home" : party at Saum Hall are given by a core of well-entertained young men.

"Made out fine," aid Menke after a visit to the asylum, "wby all the in- : mate were ju-st crazy about me."

Virgil Willit and 0 . A. Jayne acted a judges for the Danville-Centerburg High chool debate at Centerburg la t Friday evening.

modern · touch i given the tory of Lot' wife by "Bill'' tauffer, who : tell the cla that a Lot turned and : aw hi pou e turn ed to alt be muttered "Well, she alway was too fre h, anyway." ::

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Stein-Bloch Clothes are so good that the Lazarus Men's Store fe atures them .

Ethyle Wright and Neva Priest entcrtained Marvel ebert and Edith Eby at 5:00 o'clock lunch Sunday : ev ning at the Ballinger hom e on W e t Home treet.

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