1923 02 19 The Tan and Cardinal

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THE INTEREST OF OTTERBE I:--; COLLEGE

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FEBRUARY 19, 1923.

No. 18.

NORTH ERN TRIP J. STITT WILSON COMING Otterbein Representative Wins IS DISASTROUS ' Noted Lecture~ ; - Hold. ~ eetings The State Oratorical Contest Under Auspices of Chnstian lieidelbe

Grg arners Season's Only ictory at Varsity' s Expense­ Ohio Northern Wins.

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CONCERT ANNOUNCED

H. W. Troop F ights Up-hill Battle

and Is Rated the Best O rator Varied Instrumental Numbers Will

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Be Given Under D irection of OVERCAME MANY OBSTAC LES Josephine Cridland.

Wilt Represent Ohio In the Interstate Contest for This Section at Indianapolis.

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the judges but only l\\'O men carried th ei r e n d of it through \\'ith a Professor Altman Sic~- froJll , laced. bang. ext Friday the club sing at l'rokssor A ltman is recovenng (Continued from page one.) .

This is the Sl:cond time that Troop unbury. a severe attack of influenza. ce'n d an ex traordinary fitness for his ha · participated in the State Contest, t he -lllllll l"lliilll illll lea ding Amer- ai1d 1·11 .°,p1·tc of a sever e co ld last year, p· tour amo 111 1111 111111111 11111111111111111 1111111111111 11 111111111111111 11111111 1111111 11111 ·• §= . . " ica 1-c• cntr l'eges an,1ng11nivcrs1t"' . . he \\'011 second plact>.

STITT WILS O N CO MI NG

•'n·si rlent '.\lc\lasters . of :Vl t. l Ilion Cnll •· i;!'C sa,·s: ·· 1 consider th at :Vlr. Wil,o n has. brought the moS t vital a nd r c: rti11Pnt n:essag-c that has been preentcd to our st udents during n:1Y t (\\'eh·c years here . The Hon . J. S ,tt \ \"il,on gave a • cries of addresses at

A banquet \\'as given the contestant and the heads of th e departm en ts of the co ll eges n:prescnted fo ll o\\'ing the program. : Professor Bromley mith, who s ub - : s t ituted he re during l rofessor Fritz's leave of abse nce last year. is no\\' up-

\lt . Unio n o llcge and st made a deep im pres ion upon our udents a~d facnd ,,It ,·. He combines nd scholarsh ip a fervor w ith a fine te erness.

His O tterbein T heme. st th vc~rs os.f ,•r,mt,:n~ ornugh•I ,,.;tt, ud y """·pr of , o,=~\His".;,..,;M,

p lyi ng during the last se me st er a t H ei delb erg and \\'a s o ne of the judges.

By virtue of h i vi c tor y, Troop wi ll reprc e nt Otterbein and th e co ll ege of Ohio in th e Int er t ate Co ntes t for thi sect ion to be held at Tndia napoli next

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Sunday Evening Suppers will be discontinued for the present.

Noon Luncheons , Dinners and S uppers.

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Westerville, , ; • th .: \fr. \\'i lson a prooh,.t of ,. hour. Glee Club 's F ourth Annual 1111111111 11 p;, ;1rld re«-- < ~t Ott<'rt,n;., ..-i JI lw ."

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a defi nite e lu tion for th e prob lems hi s concert given by the club in Galena. :

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h earer mu t face in th e near future. 1 The clu b appear o n the vi ll age' LyWas Northwestern Student. ceum Co ur e as a r egular number. th Years ago as a stud ent at No r _ H a ndi capped by a ve ry mall tage, _ we ,tr- rn l niv c r si ty, Mr \ , i\s" n c-a•~" th e c lub wa s not at it be t.

The into indus intimate ntac t with the ~ncl,a Harryhad Lauder and trial co orohlems presentcu )V\ I sard, th e de electio ired ens ffecta , la a nd pc wa th e s lum s and for ei1rn settled di . tri,t s ea ily the hit of the e vening.

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of C hi cago, and h e decided to thr~w The club felt very much the ab se nce : h; nnPre-i e into the modern social of eneff from the tenor ection, but .,,.

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1 H e was a tr m e ndou J)o\\·er rn 5 ttm,'.­ lating loya lty and pat ri t(, "?· Ht , on l v 11 wa ki ll <'d in an aviation ac­ cident at Math e r ' Fi,. Jd. acra m e nto.

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For two yea r . hi t1me has bee n in - n,tant rlPmand for rie of add r e · · oll eg-e t ud nt a nd he ha ' d umver . c. sookto·n cin th oll goe s an ,'fe t in a ll part . oE th Uni ted tate and Canada. Student au diences numberin g thou and ha ve g re. t d him both at conv o ation. and P tal ma. rn ct­ ing. in . uch in titution a the niveritv of Penn ylvania, Colga te, Ohio St;te.

Ge_orgia. Tulan , Mi ouri, Bat , a lifornia and ma ny other · \ atch for forth r a nnoun cem nts a t hap e l durin t h e week.

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College Jewelry

WILSON, The Grocer No 1 So. State St. ·Westerville, Ohio

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McElwee & Kinsel Call Citizen 21 or Bell 8-W.

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o c REPRESENTATIVE WINS STATE ORATORICAL CONTEST Agent for Acme Laundry Co, (Continued from page one) bcin " ·ith th e ora ti on wi th which be w n the e_oll ge oratorical conte t and General Laundry Work for Ladies and r ecei e d thre vote: for fir st p\ac , one Gentlemen, for cco nd. a n 1 on for third. Ar. raham. r pr se nting Mu kingum , re­ ceived one vote for fir t plac , one c J. H. MAYNE ond, a fourth and a fi~h and won ec­ ond place. The Wittenberg _ :eprecn tativ cam third in th opm1on of 12 W . College Ave.

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__ . . f ti , third g roup con- \ be shown in the College Chapel under Latin Literature in the college library.

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1] he sp irit o . . f I . • th e -uite o f vivid I 'the ausp ices of the Young-Budd Post, I hey have bee n se lected from rece nt s,s tm g O ( ances anc1 > • L · - · · . . ; .· ... in decided the local post of t he Amencan eg1011. pu)1 11cattons of th e Loeb Classical to ne pict u res 11~ 1 11111 1· "as .. . . .

L . I1 I , O t i1 er numb ers o n [ hesc fi lm s s how ac tu al scenes ,ind ibrary whose founder wishes '"to co ntra, t \\" ll t ic are not the result of artificia l stagi ng. bring till' classics wi thin reach of readth e program. f The batt le scenes arc pict ures of ac - : r, tll ~11ch a "av that if they kn ew . de r e istance o t I,c evenE .

Th e piece . d th :ual co n,ba t a nd were take n by came ra I on ly ng lis h they might have access . · I th th e mus, ca 1 an e . .

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111g, 1 ro m )O . fi I i mcll of the L. S. Signal orps dunng to th ctr s ub sta nce and 1f they had ever 1te na I t dpo111ts was t . tee h n1ca s an . ' T he th e war. T he fi lm s show hi sto ry act - ' learn ed Latin o r Greek they might

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'22, ,22 Th . numbe r, the Gneg _Co ncert~- . id ua lly bemg made but a ll of the grue- read it agam in th e easiest way:· Edna II" e cngage~ient of Miss co nce rto was played wt th th e k r~ :~- . so me fea tures which might be objec- Till' t ra nslat ions by the mo t emine nt O ts I ti o nabl e fo r showin g to th e general sc holars a re g iven side by side with Bcniam· e 2.iger o f Attica. O~ to. a nd ,·,go r w hi ch much of th e word I0 111 111 tern R ~ public have been eliminated. rl so n, a student 'vVes- 1 .\or 11·egian composer deman s.

Com- th e o ri gi nal La tin . land Oehs ~rve Medica l School a t Cleve - 1 , hill g el e could more nearly approac mandcr J . C. Roach says th at a nyo ne Apulieiu s-The Golden Ass. 1 ' 0 wa an d t th ·r1 s \ h t I effect than the or. . . . of the T. ' D no_unce O . e g t , the tru e ore e_ ra .

Grabill. who sa11· se rvice a t the fro nt will recAugust1ne-Confoss1o ns.

Tu d ·. Clu b at a m ee tmg last a ll. on whi ch Professor og niz e the faithfu lness of th e fi lm s.

Ansonius. es ay evem M " D 11 · - t ' C vatory played . . . to ti ng. iss e mger sen Din,c tor of the onser ' Boeth1u s-T ra cts and D e Co nsolaAd mi ssio ll wi ll be 35 cent and tickets icn, a cake t · · h b · I t W e are tempt- · Which con a mmg t e ox 111 the o rchestra par s. . h. . can be purc hased a t the Chape l on th e , tione Phi loso phiae. . ' C · ,,. t I1e engagn 1n t · · d tail concern1ng t 15 • • •• to her . . ~ en nng II as gn d 1 cd 10 go mto_ e .

Jay of e nt crta 111m cnt. . at ullu s. T,bu ll us. a nd Perv1g1ltum nd 111 ll1 ' a thi s was the anll o un cc- numbe r, with ,ts a ntiphona l p~ssa_ges. ________ Ve neris. · s r h )·thmtc vigor cnt of the be t rot ha I• its powerfu l th em es. tt .

New B ooks I n L 1"b rary Fronto-Corrcspondcnce.

'21 • tv.ir a d M · · g ne,,. b oo k s Suetomus. .

1 er o f 111tercs :i ncl it s coll tra st111 g tend er m elochcs.

A. llu1111 t1n (Lera W-a;: )rs . W a lter Vv. Wa ll a_ce but suHi ce it to say th a t " ·as re nd ered. ha,· e been added to th e depa rtm e nt of Sencca-Ep istulae Morales. ha., ers of C1n c111nat1. Oh io. ·I le program. in a t r ul y d e announced the birth of a littl e .ts 11·as t 1, e II ,o aughter b F artistic manner. been nai;, dorHn. ·ebruary I t. who has lt _ .ntcresting to know t_hat prac- 111 111111111111111111 111111111 111 11111 11 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111 111111111111!!

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I t d : tica ll y a ll of Mi s Jon es· mu ica . s u y '22 · John W G · · • · . • d o n under the G1111me_ hi fi · eo rgc. who 1s crv111g has been carne b" ll 1 ath l ~ t Yea r a physica l director and diate sup ervisi o n of Profc sor ra · ·d f the trcct1c: c I le oac 1 at Indian a Ce ntra l Co l. h F e" · of us have a ny 1 ea O f hard work w 111c : &c. Indian · r . .

• How many letters do you suppose go to the dead letter office daily be- : \i·ith apo 1s. Jncl1ana. 1s meet111g mendous amo unt o t lnct· good ucecss in his work th ere. is req uired to memorize a nd pres~n _ cause people, and mighty intelligent ones too, forget to put their ad­ iana Central h .

If we could realize dresses on envelope in upper left corner and have not completed the that i tnu ch a . a new gym 1~as1 um ., n c h p rogram. aration are kctb appreciated and their bas- how many hours of prep address or have improperly addressed their communication? See that a11 lean, 1. d .

Id erhap be more your mail is properly addressed. , : 0111 g well. necessary, we ,...-ou P .

M. 07. Flo I . f e of th ese r ecital .

J>cnn yd L. mith of Gree ns burg, app recia iv . . to be congratulated : I 1 her osfy van ia, i - a promi nent mem- Jon es ts ce1tam y ·t I th y I •e ll ren dered reci a · 0ciar e oung Men ·s C hri tia n As- upon ,er "' ii11111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111ii inter •on of that ci t y and is especially ----. bepac tied and influential in th e Boys' Local Post of American , r tnent of th e Association .

Legion to Present War Films.

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ond· ] . .Ray1u on d L ove. w ho is a sectterbein stt1d e11t \\J-·11 be offered loo-., 1·cyal ar tu_d ent in Bonebrake Theo- t lic opportuni· ty Tuesday aftern oon f . iu t Cnde:n•nary, Dayton, Ohio. has a nd eveni ng, February 20, \ · ~ee;fi cva n"cl· . a very success ful ser ies of ffi · I u S war fi lms w tc .., " I tic m . '.,. . . 'the o c1a "'inlcy h eeung at the Fort me• C Ur h . l sc rv· c near Dayton, which he 111 t r 0[ at pa tor. Professor Showti the c1111. . . .

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WEllen Jone s' Recital.

lan1bert c~.uc day evening, Feb. 14 in of 192J all Mi s E llen Jon es, Clas gave he r gra d uat1. ng rec1ta . 1 111 .

J)I•ano. ' D Of. ~1i . to the un for tunate illness t11;1cc p on , th e recita l had bee n 01 of t'eb P0 ned ince it original date 1 t. llowever the program ~hich 11 - & for. O ow , wa • well worth wait-

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Allegro \Va!d stei n onata) Gigue in G Minor Ballade in G Minor Tanzwei e (S ."

After Sundown (a) Eve u_it for Pianoforte) (h) b ning Breeze ((c) Love (d) ir Ca tie

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New Spring Suits and Topcoats from Hart Schaffner & Marks and Fashion Park

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Famou clothe from famou maker . The uit have more tyle and nap than before­ principally in the new orfolk , new port model - mart effects that claim the attention of y un o- men.

The topcoat are of imported Engli h t"' eed mixture and plain effect . ew tyl ery­ one, featuring the loo em del that ar nJ ing a popular voo-ue for pnno-.

Remedies" .

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1' Gl art on Organ by Prof. to he fir tnn Grant Grabill) ~ 0 Pe 11 group was heavy enough ~ East College Avenue UilJbers any recital program. Both e"er \verc.

PHONES · \Ve l"k we 11 r endered. HowCho. • e M·1 Bell 84-R P111 b t s Jon es' playing of Citizen 26 ter than her Beethoven.

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There i -· a: rea on for the fact that 'I •• 1s one of the mo t popular men on ' campu - and that rea on i -himJ'ubli heel \\' eekly in the interest of t11c Otterbein by the se,f.

OTTERBEIK PUBLISHING ' L Ile Tan and Cardinal extend sym-1 130AlW :,.iathy to him and to. his fami ly in their V,e tcrville, Ohio Member cf the Ohio College Press bereavement, a.nd smce~e regrets that t Association .1c cannot contmuc to direct the pubSTAFF li ca tion of the paper. · H. R. Mills, '24 E:htor AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Assista;;i···f~iii~·~··::::::::· Paul Garver. ·25 Contributing Editors, 23 1 Ha,·c. you. on your way to ~our Bonnibel Yanney, · Del no Adams. '2J sl'ven o clock clas e · recebnt ly, noticed~ Business Manager ........ C . G . Foor, ' 24 that the flag had not een ra1 e r

· · will chine. nor the corner. nor even a ribTl · I · dorm at 11 131111 1c new gir . rill just the led . "Twould be more con- , soon be a reality. The building ' vincing if vou had to be the ·'rubber b t build· doctor .. for, the tiff victims of the co,; t 200.000. and be the c. c capadc. ing on th camp u • Know that urgeon Powell's mou e story ha faded into the background before th more thrilling tale of the Rau mou e trap? Inquire of aum Hall dwellers for detail .

R ea1·1ze th at 1t . co Id enu f to f reeze ea Foam on your window ledge?

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A k a f.ellow how he got to be uch fi d I ato be ne a \\·immer traffic coa n inearn that . ? he u ed P emce.

Tell. a waiter that you wa nt a typo- I h 1 g rap 1ca error and wh n he ay , they hav , en"t any in ist that it's on the menu. Try it!

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Katherine Pollock, Edith yler,

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' .-\ddre all communicati.on to The Otte rbein Tan and C?rclmal, . 103 \V . ollege Ave., Westerville, Ohio. ub cription Price, 2.00 Per Year, payable in advance.

Entered a econd cla s matter pt mber 25, 1917, at the po toffice at \Ve t rville, 0 ., under act of ~[arch 3, 1879. .

Acceptance for m.ailing at pec1al rate of postage provided for in . cc. ct of Oct. 7 , 1917, authorized I 103.

April 7, 1919.

EDITORIAL The name of MERI A ·, whi ·h beloug to you, mtrs always exalt the ju t pride of Patriotism, more than any appellation derived from local di cri minations. -\ asbington.

:,. , Well we haven't noticed that ''10 · , · · h er an,d we h av.c b en Ioo k.mg en I.act. tor II daily. The flag 1s always ther adding it dignity to that of our campus.

For th e benefit of those who may not know. thi duty wa performed voluntarily by certain tudents, now upper-cla men, until tudent govern-

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\\"onclcr jut who your dear enemies arc? Go to a club basket ball gam e.

Know that in pite of the popularity of several new color certain people ment wa in tituted. Th Men's e n­ welcome th return of 'Reel".. ! ate then apportion ed that duty, wi th ; other . to the Fre hman cla and it Wesley Seneff Resigns.

11a become a cu tom that th e flag be J. \ Icy neff. editor of the Tan rai ·eel and Io,,·ered each clay by Fre h- and arclinal ince la t April, tender-, men . ~cl his rc · ig 1iati n to the P u bli ca tion t times thi year, thi custom ha · Board Friday morning R. R. Mi ll been carried out on ly pa modicaJ ly 1,-a I ded t fi ni h Lhe un expi red but. becau e i inv·e ligatio n through term of Mr. neff. · I I tnc Men·s 'e nat, th cu tom i ' bei1,g I K. K. Komedy! carried out by the Fr hmen in a prai e,,·orthy manner. \ hatever the cau for poor obs rvance o f the cu com. it bas been r moved and the cla i to be. commended.

I thi cornparti,·ely new cu tom worthy of pre ervation? It is worthy of becomi.ng a tradition of tterbein? ·1a11d and look at the flag for ju t

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pay in g Sib y l debt s.

La Ma rcha ndc de Ga tcux-Gen cva \\ 'a tch your lying. nex t T hu rsday is ; Bu s hey .

I \\' as hirig ton' s birthda y.

L e \ ·e ndc ur de Journaux- Anna ' A s sp rin g approaches thin gs ge t in- I I Erh Lear t . Commin s Voyageur - Mar y · tcres tin ge r and intcres tin ge r.

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Eliza b eth Brewbaker.

F'rin sta ncc on e iell cr sa id th a t a ll he Les Fourberies de Scapin. read th e spring st yles fer was to sec Arge nte, father of Octave a nd Der- ho w much outa styl e he'd be. bind te-J- L. Mayne.

I - - --· I Ge ronte, father of L eandre and Hy aGospel Team Makes Progress.

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Otterbein College.

The Otterbein Gospel T ea m is one 1 O ctav e. son of Argcntc a nd lover of of the college orga ni za ti on s that is H yac inte-H. K. Darling. seldom brought befor e th e stud ent ·L eandre. son of Gertrud e a nd lover body in a definit e way. Y ct. since its I organization it has to a verv mark ed I o f T crb einctte-M · Hite. · T erbin ett e. Egyptian a nd lover of degree, aide'd in th e dev elo~m ent o f Ll'a ndre-Nett1e Goodman. men who expect to ma ke Christi a n UC nd Hyacint e, daught er of Geronte a service a life work . During th e pres Jov er of Oc tave-T ura Bradfield.

Printers of Tan and Cardinal ent year week-end trips have bee n Scapin , val et of Leandre a nd a ras- made to various churches to a ssist in caJ-\V. H. Camp. special services. Three o f the men arc DR. PAUL G. MAYNE, Dentist Silvestre. va let of Octave-\N. F. now filling pulpit s regularly. o ne is Bennett.

G cl promot111g a rura I c h urch proj ect, · 9 .\ erin e. nur se of Hyacinte- la ys some have taken fu ll charge of the Office Hours : to 11 a . m., I to 5 p. m.

Brownfield. musical part of eva ngelistic campaigns. th Carl, a rascal-E. J. Sto lt z.

Every man who has repr esented the Bo Phon es- Bell 31-R, Citizen 370 team in any church has adv ertised Ot­ 17 Dc ux porter,;.

Westerville terbein. The organization is. to the W . Colleg e Ave. last man, a booster for the old school. .

C :iJp_l Team and Volunteer Band Hold Joint Session Cards bearing the title, '·I belong.

The Gospel team and Volun teer H ow about you ?" made th eir appea r­ Banu m et in a joint meeting Monday ance on th e camp us Thursday. A Juan Rivera spoke to the campaign to adv er ti se C. E. was thus g .

C'" '-' 11 111 · • a discustwo organ1zat10ns. H e gave uniquely staged by the estab li shment s,on of what in a general way the of ''Tag Day". . - of the mission fie lds expect na t 1v e, .

H 'd th e missionary to do and be.. _e sa1 1 ~=============== th e nat ives expected the m1ss10nary to be a genuine Christian and to work with him and not for !nm.

F or a goo d 1·me o f F res h C and.1es, type·wr1"ter;>. , Cla ss well Represente d .

94 ''They' re no Flies 011 the Class of Marshmellows, Chocolates, Bon Bons, ·11 · t c as the Etc have ne t ·94 ,. th e old song st1 is ru . .

W, aC Ory e' f claims th e laure ls when it A full line of stationery, Crepe Paper · plied bUl·1 d c 1ass o comes to keeping O ttferbe 1n f st~~ sec- in all colors for the student t rade. v.·ith its amp les in th e orm O Jewelry, Cut Glass, Birthday Candles, .

At JJresent there are Etc oncl ge nera t1on.

• seven students in school who were members of the fly-less class.

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We are I d Mary 1\o g a to see O liv e Schu ll and · el back again. ..

Loma p U.11 da owell sp ent Saturday and Y at her home ~ ary y. · al -o at ~nee and Ruth S treich we re V t11c1r homcs over the week-end.

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If old Annanias or Sophirea. or eve n I~=============== O 11 1:: mm t arc M: hancl fat h er of the Beauty- IN h or Sampson or Capta!O J h t 1. cCarroll oa • a department B o1 e a d . mith were heading up tattty_M_: Francine. sisters of the here at Otterbein he feel su re that I Oyler rgaret George and Ruth hi s room mate would be ab!~ to m~Jor 87 N . Third St. Columbus, Ohio J;" ra.11 co1 · o11e of them without any b under an y <:lvin and Perrinet. neighborsI avanagh an d Don Howard. effort.

Onyx and a ', l e Fe uth treich. . an he i. won.

I Slllce we now ~ Uzette-R e . I have p club Uth and Noe la, maids of honor- Phoe nix socia grou h cl boiled d r1·11 ,d1y some of the a r nydcr d ' e g J organ l e p age-Fan cl n1ary Meyer. ..., profs. don't get together anc ,-ren · re tep hen s.

DON'T WASTE ize a Hole-Proof club. bcu,~~ere Voi inc-Lucille Gerber.

-,1 emc v • . , · gs eterna l, 'rt Day after day. hope sp nu ·t Don't throw away your old shoes.

01 111e-Eve ll yn Sager. l bcu.111 '.er Qldat-Hale Richter. uiide· r the little green cap, where re You don't discard your automobile bet er.

Xlen1e Lanca - the fre hmen's weary h ea d · cause a tire wears out. Why throw 0 Jdat-Gcorge nd 1 ro· · Dora aid last week that . he . fou away a pair of shoes because the soles Qu.~t 1~111 e olclat-Harry Park . k . t as much perspiration to wear out? We can make them like Ser. riell)e · t B 1"ll's new at a very nominal • . to pnn o ldat-Thoburn Ke!- it . too h JU tuff as it did cost. " Shoe DENTIST Petit prmt er ~e i wondering if she takes Repairing Insures Health, Economy, nd nowh t'nic from cer tain recitation s C-omfort.''-H. E. C. New shoes cost 15½ N. State St. · nge a' muc p .

1 · Bell Phone 9 Ylvi· auvree Sylvie. · . r a h doe . too much these days, so that 1t pays to e, ch amber maid-Mabel Ca - to wnte. 11 cp - - aid . that be dt"d 11,t get the very last step out of every pair .

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. unmus Whi le cas tin g about for an '1 ght th to vi..:timize for this ..:olumn . e th ou that thl·re arc sc \·cra l men among u. . en t Otter cverr day \\'ho \\'ere promrn t· CLIMAX IS REACHED BASEBALL SCHEDULE · by prontP bcin athlete in day gone ' f r ou . vc t1g-at1on . . . t the records -o bill, W ith Six High-class Teams on the In Both Intramural Basketball Or- , cd m m o athleti c professors: Altman: l,ra " At Home" List Is Completeganizations as Efforts to Pull Ros elot, Ditmer, a nd Martlll.

Outlook Uncertain.

Down Leaders Fail. , All but Grabi ll were footba ll W . R. Franklin.

No. 3 . l1 the vars k ' The baseball schedule, now comIntc,est and enthusiastic rooting in All of "Tillie's" ath letic endeavor was He alone cavor ted wit 10 0 011 plete. looks like one of the best Otter- each of the intramural basketball ce ntered in football. A member of the nin e. \\'hile i\ilartin and Ditmer bein chedules that has been arra nged I lcagut:s reached the hi ghest point at- squad four year, regular center three a seco nd spo rt- track. d omplcte in recent years. Six home games taine<l thu s far this seaso n when team 1yea rs, and captain one- year is hi Of the five only Rosse lot c . e ' . onsccutl" with high cla s college nin es is it out- with mediocre landing made earnest record. hi s college course m c as tanding merit. ' 1 but futile attempts to pull the unchal- - - - ___ years. ~'1o~t of them cam e here. , _ 1 lengcd leaders from their lofty po i- NORTHERN TRIP prep ". They "preppccl" a "·ht~, col· . h went to tions.

IS DISASTROUS tay ed out a whtlc.-t en . r <\It· THE SCHEDULE ln the Orga nizati on League it wa (C .

• lege a \\'h1le.-and so on. Pro• beill ontinucd from page one.) · Otter Thursday night's game in which the man admit · that he wa 111 ff and April 14-Ohio Univ., th ere. riddled Coun tr}' Club team battled th \! ern end.

0 something over seve n year,, in· Apri l 21-Ohio \Vesleyan, there.

Otterbein G. league-leading Annex crew to an over­ F . Ft. P . 011 but rduscs to volunteer an) r April 28-Ohio Northern. here. .

I of yea tim e set to. The core wa eight all Crabb . r. f. .................... 0 4 7 May 4-Wittenberg, here.

4 formation about the num Jer at the end of th e regu lation playing Ander on, l. f., r . £. ........ .

May 9-Wittenberg, there. l 3 3 he served with Varsity. period, but the Annexcr came through entlcmc11 h May 12-Antioch. here.

A brief account of t e g fol· L. L. White, c. ············ 4 0 0 \\'ith a pair of fielders in extra frame, 8 1 . . .

May 19-O hio Univ., here. as t l1e re cords revea . . "·a part1c1pat1on winning by a 12 to 8 count. Tl.e vic­ McCarroll, r. g . .............. 0 0 0 99 0 111 nd May 25-Deni on, here. lows: Altman subbed at c , ; •nt tory gives the Annex the Organization Schreck, I. g. ·······-·······- 0 0 . ·01 • '02• 0• J,ar of 0 0 regular right end 111 May 29- Ohio Wesleyan, here. title.

R. J. White. 1. f. .........._ I · the ye 0 June 9-Muskingum. there.

0 2 H e wa captain d unng rai, ed The revamped To\\'n Tearn' effort Heitz, I. g. ...................... 1 1904.

Publications of the day P 0 0 2 to pull the Bishop crew from leaderthe work of "Buckeye" highly.H , 1 as Tota ls .....

The home dates with orthern, An­ ship Saturday morning furni hed the work o f "Buckeye" highly .. \ound 7 5 ···-..··thrills in the Prune League.

The ·····-··· 10 19 tioch and Ohio University fa ll on Sat­ . d,•d som e fine 11 After In 1900 Grabill game, probably the fa t t to date in Ohio Northern G. urday , the Wittenberg and Deni on F. Ft. P. work with the baseball team, teach· 1 games will b e played on Fridays, the older league, nded with count Ker chncr, r. f.

0 0 2 graduating in music that year; r five staTn dingp20 to LI7.

Perlick, I. f..................... while W esleyan' s local appearance ~c­ 0 2 0 1,e 3 4 ing and tudying el ewbcrecl t 811 d rune cagu 11a two week curs on a Tue day. t u en to run before the inter-league game Money, c. ........................ 8 years. h • returned as a . ic ' 10 0 0 16 Since Prof. Martin is encountering nd a i tant prof., but fou tilt on March 10. mith. r. g . ...............- ..... 1 3 7 great difficulty in arranging track and 5 work out on the diamond. f ·()6 tennis schedule , and since the outWeek's Results.

Haley, I. g. •··················· O 0 0 0 on. . 1,url· 11 During the baseba ea tanding performers in tho e sports Annex, 12; Country Club, 8 (over- Greer, r. f. ·- ·····-····-··-- 1 0 0 2 and '07, Grabill wa Otterbei:at ti111e have graduated, and there is little time). ing tandby. Box score of _t excel· pro pect of new men ari ing to take Cook House, 24; Alp , 4.

Total ·-···--·-······-·····13 3 10 29 how that in addition to pitching · J.fe their places, baseball looms as first ,attcr.

Sphinx, 23; Lakota, 8.

Referee-Earle Prugh Ohio V 5 leyan. ' e - lent ball, he wa cleanup " 31•e ra e boice in pring athletic endeavor.

Cook Club , 20; Kelly, 10. topped the Otterbein hitting The outlook for baseball is uncer­ Reed, 18; Dunn, 13. for the two years. ke j11tO Heidelberg, 35; Otterbein, 16. tain. Although six member of last Blendon, 29; Bach !or , 15.

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Ro clot fir t b;~; when year' varsity nine have graduated, the Bisho_p, 20; Town Team, 17.

On Friday evening the Otterbein print 111 the fall of 1 g with crew truck a team. that ho d batteries remain intact. Moreover, • we un- "Fr enchie" was mentioned aton s of Week's Schedule. the cla of 1925 ha everal meJ1 who expected trengt h when the Heidelsea on other faithfu l subs. The bli hed Thursday at 2 o'clock­ demon trated ba eball ability that berg five wa ncouutered Th U . . e p- '03 and '04 found him we1te : :t p~ i· Town vs.

Frie t. looked like varsity "stuff" in the inter­ 11 •cred1ated with putting up Dunn v . Cook. at left guard, however. of pra1 e. cla game last year. ea on be t game A d wa tt b • , . · n erson tiou he received a good har Bi hop v . Kelly. fessor, With the po ible exception of er e111 high co . h a pro •e fie lder . rer wit 4 Bachelor vs. McRill.

Continuing here .as ,, with 11•£ minor hift , the sched ule will remain Recd v .

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Ro clot "roughed it up s o Otterbein a given herewith. Track and tenoi 011 G. F. Ft. T . football boy through th ~ a~;t coach bedule will appear when a complete aturday morning­ I Crabb , r. f., I. f. ---········ O 4 Reed v . Bi bop. t hell the 7 draft ha been made.

4 'OS to •10. He wa a nder on, I. f. ·--····-······· 4 Town vs. Kelly.

O o mo t of the time, although w 011 e11t 8 L. L. Wbite c • Bachelor vs .Cook.

1 O o 2 occa ion demanded, and th e.~~: a rcli' Martin Boehm Five Checks in Mccarroll, :. ~. ··::·········· B lendon v . Priest. o O O were willi ng ,he could tep 11 0 Victory Over New Albany High Schreck, I. f. ················- 0 O O O ular fray. t ,,er aTh Martin Boehm Acad my five _Final Group League Standing.

110 ~ · White, r. f., 1. g. ...... 1 0 o 2 oach Ditmer wa the ~ ~Y of 1 ca01 through with a victory ov r the Club W. L. Pct. g. ············-···-·-O o O tile, and best known athlet~~ DitJ!ler 1 C\ Albany High School quintet at Annex ······•···~·····-···-······-· 5 0 1.000 ' g. ··-·······-·····-·· 0 O o and reO' quintet. A early a 720 the local gym la t aturday night with · Cook Hou e --········- ········ 4 l . 00 copped the 100 ran in the ~ bein and . a meet between .

Otter1,ool dur· a core of 19 to 17. .600 Alp ·········-- -·-·····-·-··-··-· 3 2 Total ····-····-··--·-··-·· 6 7 -16 Iay 111 4 On Friday afternoon the Prep lo t phinx ··-···~··-··-··-··-··-··- 2 3 .400 Heidelberg Deni on. He wa out of c G. F. Ft. P. ·o oul to Columbus Academy at Colum ­ Country Club -····-··-··- 1 4 200 l3 uehler, r. f. ... ing 'OS, '06, '07.

Qtterbe' 6 bus. The score was 23 to 19.

0 3 Lakota ·--"-·······-···--···- 0 5 .000 0 12 Ditmer's real career , ~ wbell Rowald, 1. f. ···············-· 4 In both games the local men were 0 0 8 began with the fall of O ' tball- fl M cCd~rmick, c. ·····--····· 4 handicapped by the ab ence from the No Girls Games. . • 1·11 foo ugh the 0 0 8 made an end po 1tion 8 ar mg, r. f. ... !in up of nter Murphy. Gu t and No girl ' inter-clas ba ketball King more, r. f:·· ·····-····· O 3 7 3 played iu the backfield ti:; ser"inl Cavanagh appeared best in both con­ games were played la t week. The Monn, r . £. ·-········ 1 0 0 2 ~loriou seas~ns of '08 au d e~r Triangles forfeited to the Seniors ········-·········- 1 0 0 2 t ts. a captain during his laS t fy ;1,e Qt· while the Sophomore-Junior game wa; · d or !)JC J11' Totals In track, Ditmer 1. tie K. K. Komcdyl po tponed.

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THE TAN AN D CARDINAL CLUB MEMBERS ANNOUNCED

Men's an d Women's Social Groups Announce New Members. Total Membership of Z42. . l publishes . th The . Ta 11. an d Card1na for · th e 1n fornia tion of l:he student body e_ names of th e members of the Vanous social clubs.

A Men's Groups.

Co ~p Club-H. . Freeman, C. C. 11 ey, R Gi ll man J R Nlorr1· E ash 11 . ' · · ' · cast ' 1. A. Hite, D. U pso n, G. Lanter ;, R. Maso n, C. Barnhart, C. Rit­ R 'F · pson, l _ Routzahn, E. eibert, · aust.

Meyers, Ma~y Meyers, Genevieve Mullin, Emily Mullin, Katherine Pollock, Ladybi rd Sipe, Virgi nia Wolf.

Phoe nix CJ ub-E 11 a A n d e rs o ·n, Est her Bearss, Veda Bearss, Lillian Carl on Marjorie Copeland, Lida ' · 0 1· Cumm ings, Ma mie E dgington, 1ve Given, H elen Krehbiel, Lottie Faye Menden ha ll, Ruby Somers, Gertmde eaman Ca th erine Somers, Lu t 1lle Wa r son', Ella Wells, Vera W r ight.

Toma-Dachi Club-Marie Beelma n, Lois Bingham, Ruth Braley, Geneva Braley, Ruth Roberts, Lois Coy, Fern Coy, Atma Ehrhart, F lora Felton, Alice George, E l ic Hooper, Grace Hi ll Vera J obnson, Edith Oyler, ' . W th . ~-ra garet W LdMargu ente c en 11 , m. r

v/hnn e:x Clu b-J . B Crabb L L ne R J W. . . . .

B. K ' D · . · hite, D. W. Blau se1·, C · arlin g, A. L. Mattoon H. C. ~o~~yx Club-Nola arn hardt, Ma.rarpen te \IH . arpenter ' D. R. garet Frazier, Marguerite Go uld, ~ I. .

Cl1J.>P l11 r, \I v · ' Durr, Jen Jon e , A nne Jack on, Pa uhn e P. M ~ r. . • H . Camp. F. L. Bro\\"i~ arver, J . P. Wardell, E. D . Lambert;' Luci le Lambert, Kathryn Carp K. P. Prie t, T. Benn ett, W. McKinn y, Mary Meyei:, Margaret D. \\en.tcr illi ' L Rea o ner, G. Roberts, Norri s, Helen ~ai mer, He_Jen Rau, Wray Richardson, Efhel U lrich, K at hl ams, C. Wertz. ou ntry I b A .

V h~ Milb G u ~ · W. E ll10tt, H. V. ~n Greenv.rich Club-Loi B icke l, N!a bel r A. T; ·. · Heitz. H. W. T roop, J. Bordner, Geneva Bushey, Lucile GerJ. R K L. chre ck, J . W. en.eff, ber Helen Gibson, Gertrude Myer s, head· Foe.I, E. D. taat , C. J. Broad­ ..., B C · E. McGuire, W . S. Wood, E. Lo:na Powell, Norma Richardson, P~tri !vanagh G. A . Cavanag h, M . 1-,'-uth treic h, · Florence Vance, m_ary Widdc ' N. 'Murphy, M. 0. Drury, C. Vance, Harriet Whistler, MarJora ocs,H..J. C· R oac · h, D . . H owar d . v\ ru stler.

Cook Polygon Club- Jan e Barton, V irA I-la . ous Clu b-J. P. Sch utz, D . l.· 0 rrp1 · A · E. Roo e, T. E. Newell, Foor.· Rerry, Vv. H. Anderson, C. G. E. J. A{c G. And r on, M. Killinger, R4 flin· Carroll, F. Beelman, A. J. 1 ll. L ' · H. Richt r. A. L. R e n ner, I make thi yea·r lioov~ ~ughton, C. E. Stair, R. J. Gu r. · Youn , P. A. e well, ,, A .P ucce J nda · • oro ky, Earl Hoover.

1 \ ell ub-E . B. tud ebaker, . A. Ji:. p. R. Breden , M .B. Klepinger, h • . arlson 0 oda, F li , L · E . J o h 11 · 011, H • L • C. M · · Va le ntine, W. H . Morris, ""-r1. rnan . 8 owman · G • R . E astman, .R . H . l ' D. J . Cole . . akota Cl ub-] • I:. Axlin e, J. R .

GoodricJ 1 On, £ c' P. J . liarri-, B. . JohnNewen· J· Loo111i • 1·,_,.L L . 'lv·f ycrs. L . J .

Ji:. A 's W . E chbach, V. E. Myer ' ll n ~n cF ultz, G. R. l3echtolt, J. E. bach, E. Low ery, C. B. Eschch ll>artik . R. Gohn ' H . R . p t·fer, R . W .

Chap °Ph, J . 'vV. Iludock, R, N. 13 ragg111 an, R M · W • H o rl acher, Em erson 1 Tinsley, John E. Mayne.

Phin aCph llr, I · x . qcr1 ck T lu b-D · L . Ad ams, J . C . lier, 'vV. 'n · H . Bradrick, L. M. Col­ W. Fen . · Coon, R. . Co rnetet, R. Gib on, Wtck M ' W · R . F ran k 1·111, J'. "[ L • llery, l-1. n. W. Hancock, R. W. M ig­ Pot tenge· ''-· Mills , G . R . p·1erce, F . M . lR. tCph r. J. Ran ck ' D . L . Reck·. F . · Ji \)':n ' E. J . toltz, E . 0. Irey, · •vard. .

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FOLLOWING THE VARSITY " 0 " (Co ntinued from page sLX.) ber of the record-holding relay team.

T hat team won the state champion­ sh ip ~n 1910.

Prof. Martin was the last of our ''athletical s" to enroll as a n Otterbein stud ent. H e played right tac kl e with t he " I l " during '06 and '07, a nd hurled

the hammer, a nd shot, a nd a few other things a bout, in th e prin gtirne.

Martin wa elected footba ll cap tain in the fall of 1907, but turn ed his eyes toward Springfield, Mass. where he went through th e "physical d irector facto ry··. H e returned to 0. . a coach in the fa ll of ' 13, and dir ected a thletics unti l the summer of 19 16.

This is only a brief summary, but if any of th e foregoing ge ntlemen tell you that yo u are rott en, Mr. Athlete, you'll know w hat he has had in the way of experience to back up th<1t con ­ tention.

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Football Men Visit Baker's. vi itcd Baker' Art Gallery in order with the basketball team. wi·11 go to Saturday morning all football men I that the annual football picture could Columbus Tuesday for th e same purof last fall who were awarded letters be taken. Men on the quad. away pose.

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The other day I wus talkin to Bill And he Vvu tellin me About a new denti He had discovered Said thet he put out A swig of licker After he pulled your tooth To orta offset the sho ck \Veil at this parti cular time Bill wusn't lookin As peart as he miteuv An when I ast him If the den tist Had run outa licker He te lls me no But he had run outa teeth.

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ART AND MORE ART "Art is long," the poet ha said; Time sli p by. youth soon is sped, But just the same t he other day, In quite an unexpected way.

We ran upon a contradiction . f thi theme of rhyme and fiction, Time may be fleeting, we'll agree, But rt i easy as can be. , e found it taught in one short lesson, But we'll not try to keep you guessin'; Because you've read the es ay too, nd left your mark when you were through .

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Art's not long nor arti t's few, Where now there's one, there hould be two.

Well read the piece, now, don't shove, It's '"The Art of Court hip'' we're p kin ' ofl -D. L.A.

ESSAY ON WIMMEN While we are just a plain Matricu­ lated Student of ole 0. C. and don' t claim to be much on Journalistic Ethi or Etikette or wha t ch u mite callct, we do clame to have an occaional en c of umor and when we ee in our own third bes t fa rm paper in Ohio, if not in the little ole U . S. publickly known a t he P. 0. or P ub­ lic Opinion suthin like the followiri our wonderment barometer pops the top and we ju t have to pi ll out one of them thair o ld har, har I Here tis fer­ youc urv llance. " certain high achoo! teacher has resumed her duties a tbe high chool after a week's ill­

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Tony red calf, orange stitched. oft, plibale leather that will polish to perfection, $10.

THE VARSITY Dark brow n saddle on tony brown Calfskin. A oft-toe oxford that strike a new note in style, $10.

THE BEVELLER Tony brown or black calfskin­ a young man's oxford, with a tip that' a new Florsheim idea, $10.

From the maker w h o originates styles and sets the pace with new ideas.

THE SPEEDWAY hacle-a special Flor heim tanning fo r men who we lcome a change from the conventional, $1 0.

A new reddish russet

We know of no other shoe that offers y o u s o m u ~ h com£ort, and so much wear, at so low a pnce.

Florsheims - the famous shoes ad­ vertised 1n the national magazines, and known the country over as the shoes "for the man who cares.

Mens Store­ Second Floor.

THE FESLER Of tony brown or black calf­ kin-an oxford of distinction to please the mo t exacting, $10.

THE PATHFINDER Of tony brown calf, black calf ~r patent leather. Rolled edge so e and mall brass eyelets, $10.

THE PARKWAY R u ia calf, back calf or .patent the leather. A world of style 111 narrowing lines to the toe, $10.

The Big Store of Columbus