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PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF OTTERBEIN COLLEGE WESTERVILLE, OHIO , MARCH 10, 1925.

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No. 20.

SPIRITED COMEBACK BRINGS GREAT VICTORY 0ITERBEIN CLOSES SEASON WITH j SENIO:Ec;t~~g~~ ~~~~RAM I DEBATERS LOSE SPECTACULAR WIN OVER MUSKJNGUM ISatur?ay of Commencement _Week TWO CONTESTS W ill Be Class Day-Appropnate SPIRI

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TED ASSAULT COUPLED WITH GRIM DETERMINATION

OF TAN AND CARDINAL PROVES TO BE TOO MUCH FOR

MUSKINGUM-WIDDOES STARS. b For the second time in three weeks the college bell rang ou t a song of as~etball victory Saturday but it never before pealed out the tale of such a \r1ctory! At the close of ~ spectacular basketball game that would make ~ Frank Merriwell story look slow O tterbein left Muskingum with the eancr end of a d • .

• the Tan team's last contest of the 1925 36 - 35 ec1sion m seaso . . . of n. 'I'he O tt erbein fiv e's sensational comebac11: m the last few mmutes • · Play was a fitting close of a season in which the team came through a 1th two victories after being left in the zero column of Conference averires du ring · the early part of the 1924-25 basket b a ll season.

T he llight _crownin g victory Saturday to ti pi oved an appropriate tribute SHORT STORY WRJ,TERS le ''( and C arry 11 ' 1 ~pir it of fh am ARE GIVEN FIVE Otte oach becau-se in the la t half DAYS' GRACE r Iieu1 ~l-J-1 . came back with the score tionaJ :~am t her and in two en abyte . allie forced the U nited PresThe dead line date for conte tant to submit sto ries f or Thr1an t o accept defeat.

Saturd:n at _rally and comeback staged th e Barne 'Short Story Contest Utes of Y. l night in the last few minha been extended from March to th pay wa. a prope r complement I 5 to Friday. March 20. Thi Black football o-ame won from the) nev, date i fina l and no further 1!u k" and Magenta last fall after change will be made. three 111 ~Ul11 took the t·e ad in the first Th i conte t i one of the 11.\ 1\iute o f play but later y1el · d. ed o an mo t p pular of the campus an d t eu t 1nd0 mitablc spirit and uccumbea h year competition i very Co~ ~ rally in the la t half. keen for the prize of $40, ·20 <la lling back into the game aturY n1gh_t . and . 10. ~Uskii eco nd half with 1n the took aigum leading 21-14, Otterbein Point . Purr and soon put her elf one RADIO FANS PLEASED 1'hc Hie lead with the core 24-23.

WIT H GLEE CLUB CONCERT tered t; 1:ed Pre byterians then musa nine <' 1: forces until they rolled up M any Fans Join in Praise of Glee niounta~~n t lead-a eemingly insurClub Concert-Program Was llt1nut actvantan-e wi·th but four e t Well Received. five g( 0 ""O! But it wa then that 11 tJleased the Ta lJ. and determined wearers of h· n anct , d" T hat many radio fans were <1ck that a.r mat taged a come.

Glee Club . con.cert broadth th e dran1 wou k J· II ld m.ake fiction' mo t wi I f· o iu""bu . at1•c ra tinge y J k tame . \-Vieh a ca tee I om ,, . s la t- bl,~ee, mr by • 1 I ,, th ma11y favora e co JI to th attention Iaught th P 911. beg-an th fi nal on- atte tee at th . ien that ( . r e a;1d a half mmute . ,a t ,·e come f the club rofe~ r 0 nt1nued of th d1rcc or do Radio ·enthusia c lit on p age E"ia ht ) cc:A..R~ O C - - - · R. le~ cd a:vith the va,riety ( the SE GIVEN BUFFET were p d t he kill with wbioh th T BY JUNI OR CLASS progi:am all l d -\ ·s a r '" d - . umb er werebpre en . . . . ll mane . who " ·a at f r th eir unt..inng e ( One. · Go · fOrt in. war . 1d"um tu . of th choru and t ce s. th 0 1aki11g "T .

1rec or G .,.. . weedle " a big uc- oi1e lllJ Field , iliJtk f 11.r , . ~ Junior · p re ente d p ro f . an d e"" o.nble wor or. .1 a· po ition to ~ 1,o J in Cop . arty . . h h d strel and d" Per b ff wit a ammere ·ct tb· t the chorus work of 1h ll t et comp I f f ·t know, ai a ,h b d a11c1 a o cc o a cui ti GI e lub wa the be t e 31 nut di h 1.e d b t th t'hi C evenin p · heard Another fan ai t a e ,,{rty are g rof. and Mrs. Mc- ever · the be t of- iL kind ever We d[,, ,, entertai11ing the cast of program wa bu ta at 1 d tcd from any o Ium tate t ~ t 1eir hom e 0 11 South broa ca rect ,vi"th an mformal . party. tion.

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U P-STATE TEAMS WIN Negative Team Loses to Baldwin­ Wallace Here by 2-1 Decision -Heidelberg W ins 1-0.

Otterbein ·s debate team . contesting laS t Friday night with Heidelbe rg and Baldwin- \\ a llace in a triangular de­ bate. s uffered defea t in both contest .

The negative team composed of \ Vood. McGuire. Mi ll er a nd Arnold wa bested by a two-to-one decision ~ th e judges iu th 111 ct with the affirmative team f,ron Baldwin-\Vallace. ta:ged in th colle e cba:12 I. The affirmative team, Harrold, The affirmative team. Harrold, How---- o c ____ arc!, !<;night, and Ho ver, m eting F OURTH CONCERT WINS ! Heidelberg at Tiffin. al o lo t tb.e deAPPROVAL O F AUDIENCE cisio n in one of the faste t, and brai.n­ ie t debate in which Otterbein ha participated for a number of year . .\ppearing for its fourth time this Although the Otterbein debaters season the Otter bein Meo' Glee Club have dropped three deci ions out of performed before a full hou e at Gafour to thei r opponent in the initial · · I ay evenmg. · hanna Iast 1'nc The conte ts of the . ea oo. the weak poi nt bras quartet. a new feature of this in the argument and trategy of both years club, was een at its be t in thi team have been brought to light and performance. '"\,\' here :\,fy Love Li with the e er rors corrected, the r ~ Dreaming" by tephen Foster played maining conte t hould afford victor­ by the quartet \\"a enthu sia tically ies for Otterbein' d bater . received by the audience which cai"led ---0 C--­ the horn player back to play " Believe EVANGELIST IC MEETINGS Me If ti Tho e Endearing Young CLOSED LAS'f SUND AY Charm " for a n encore. The brass Sunday night' ervice m;p:k cl the quartet i comp o ed of Robert Weitclo e of a very ucce fut two week ' camp. fir t cornet: Charle Keller, econd cornet: Franci Bechtolt. se rie of evangeli tic meetioo- b Id at th nited Brethren hurc h und er U1e trombone· and Henry David on, ba s direction ~f Dr. . Edwin Rupp. horn.

From the fir t meeting until h Ia - - - - 0 C---. ther was a far atidi nte ot interMuseum p resente d WJ.th Collection . f M " al f K e t cl Ii t ner~- Th co tl eg' tud 11 o mer s ram entucky Caves 11 their tim . and effort a.

Jn trange coincidence with he re. tio1 wh en F_l oyd Collin wa eale cl ---0 C--­ in the cave that later became hi CONDITION OF PROFESSOR tomb, -D an NOBLE IS UNIMPROVED th e college mu eull\ a collection of . l\fr .leJtie Lowe . oble. dir tor tone and rock which he him elf · , d m · t h e cave . 111 · and about of the home economic deparunen . collec.ce lhe ' am region of Kentucky where ha . been confined to h r hom be.ca11 r.1 oyd Co IIm · ince_ the beginnin of th the trage d y o f ,, wa en- of illnes d econd emester. It i hop d that a acte .

The collect1·00 include pec1·111ens peedy recovery will p rmit h r t of· onyx, quartz, piece of · talactite be in her cla room in th very near and talagmite . mineral which are future .

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Defi nit e plans have been form ulated and act ual work has begun by a com­ mittee composed of se ni or class mem bers 011 a proposed program for Sen­ ior Class Day which will come Satur­ day, June 13. commencement week.

The se rvice will be held at the U nited Brethren Church at 2:00 p. 111.

Th e proposed program will include reading of th e cla ss history, prophecy, wi ll and poem: the singing of the class song: election of class officers to the alumna! associati on ; class roll call and spec ia l music by members of the cla Before tbe Proce iooal on ~ ommencem.ent Day the cla will pfant aJ1 ivy at the cieuce H:al l To the commen ement program has been added a alutatory and valedictory.

Both Negative and Affirmative Teams Lose Argument in First Con­ ference Tilt.

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MEMORIAL OF CLASS OF :• 24 PLACED IN GYM Beautiful Trophy Case Presented by • d L Class of 1924 Ar.rive ast -Friday.

DEBATERS WILL T RY TO SMASH FRI DAY 13 JINX

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TWO LEAGUES MEET

Annex, Baileys and Hanawalts Win •The Glee Club will make all trip; Debaters Clash with Hiram in Third . . . · p llman bu • In Championship Games this year 111 a fine 1)lg u · d Forensic Contest of Year I n "revious · years · t he club travele Saturday. " h' eaF Friday N ight. ____ . part of the time by bus but t is Y. ---every trip. ipclu ding tbe Pennsylvia· Otterbein's second forensic eta h in The Annex team, champions of the ia tour will be made via ·bus. . the Ohio J nter-Collegiate Debating Clu b League, defated the Priest Club The' bus chartered is large and is Conference comes this Friday evening champions of the Prune League. by the latest word in bus construcuon­ when she meets the affirmative team th e o~erwhclri,ii;g score of 20--1, there- J I is real ly a Pull man of the highwaY, from Hiram in the college cha pel at j ly w in ning the championship of the affordino- practica ll y all of t he conlr 1 8:15.

The question for debate is: who le chool. The gam e was feat ured forts a;d conveniences of the Pu Resolved: That the n ited States and hy a great deal of roug h p laying. in man car.

Ca nada Should Joint ly Cons truct the the . first half, but both teams played St. Lawrence Deep Sea Waterway. a litt le better brand of ba ketball 111 The same quest ion was used last Fri- th e secon d half.

WELLSday night at the Bald win -Wallace vs.

The Sphinx Clu b, second P. lacers in Heidelberg vs. Otterbein triangle. the Club League, had the sc~re dou­ Prof. Sandford of Ohio State Univer- , bled on them by th e Baileys, second · of sity will be the only judge for the placer in the Prune League.

The We solicit your inspection home debate.

Baileys led throughout the game and Spring Samples.

Fo r thi s conte t the affirmative fina ll y won 20-10. teams of Hiram , Ohio North ern and ' T 1'1 e ga me for th ird p lace bttween W ill Do Your Otterbein wi ll i rave l·, the home team t he Cook House and the Hanawalts DRY CLEANING go in g to O hi o ·orthern, Hiram com- was th e closest of th e three. Keither

The trophy case presented to the college by the ·c1a s of 192-1. call)e last Friday a n.cl was placed i11 the A ociation Bui lding. [t ; 6 :of lar,ge size, built of mahogany on a marble base, electrically li ghted and designed especially fo display athletic trophies.

Already there are many trophies to he placed in the case. . t the O hi o Relays held at the Ohio State U11iversity last spring the track team won two large loving cups and three plaques.

Footba lls. basketballs and baseballs, ·trophies . of hard fought and glorious victori es will a l o find a place in the memoria l.

1 O C ____ · J. R WILL! AMS DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS ing he·re and O hi o . o rthern going to team was ab le to maintain the lead PRESSING AND Hiram. In the t riangle debate last fo r very long at a time, and the game REPAIRING J . R. Wi lliams died · Monday after- week th e nega 1·1ve t eams t oo k tl,e roa d . we n t into an o_v ertime_ period at l3noon, Marc h 2, after a n illn ess that Wo 0 d • M c G mre · an d M'·1ll er ma k e up 13. A singl e fie ld goal from past th e has exte ndeq ove r many year a np O t terb ein's affirmative team which middle o f the floor <;!aimed th e vie­ which had made,-Mr. W miams an aJJ. will meet O hi o Northern o-rr -:-its torv for the Han . It nro t helple i~vario a.ulini -tbe• la t ·-w~1 pfatform. The negative-~tealn is . av.a s. l:w~ year -. of _hi :_ ·1tf{ -~il:r. wr11t;ms· co~po' ~d of Howard , H~ove r and I H b ; - J - - O C - - - ~£ one of the olde r 111erchants of the Knight. ' an_ y · · · ones Undergoes Opera1 ;-· · home platform are n on for Append 1c1 ' ·t is · L as t T ues d ay town having started a bake s h op 111 the /oom now nc,ccupied by the Wi l---- 0 C---Hanby R. J ones was stricken sudliam ' Co n fectio1'iery, Jg years ~go. In Joint Meeti~g of Councils- of denly with acute appendicitis I:u es1.!llll the baker)' wa converted ·into a Administration Being Held t day w hil at orR in. hi office ~t Coconfectionery and ice cream facto ,< _. . · . lull1 b u . He wa ru hed to Grant Mr. 'Williams ·wa keenly intere tt'd A Joi mt. ett g ~ the ,ouncil of hospital where an 0 1 erati'o · · ' f u ,vas per-,vorking t heir way thro gh Ad m1mstrafLOn o the coolere nces ove r formed immediately • H e 1s - conva1)• 11 boy .. . . h m· Otterbein and througli -h is i kind con~ w h 1c L .!:':'tsho~ -- A. R. ~ hp p111ger has escing rapidly. . ideration a large number of boy charge I bemg held at t he U nited Mr. Jones graduated from Otter_made their expen e .

Brethren •. ch urch on Monqay"and Tues- bein in 1 98 . f at_ . . H c I· a prommen Funeral en·ice were held at the day of th is v.·eek. · Tbe QUrpo e of the torney. and father of I abe t Jone , a nit d Brethrea church, Wedne day a emb l • i not executive. -Prob lem Sophomore. afteruo I~. folio, ·ed -a . b'urial 'in the which confro nt the •chu rch are being Memo~ia-1 M~u ol ·um in ·tbe Otterbein di c us ed and diffe rent _ olutions · ug: emete~Yguested. ____ 0 C - - - Over fifty per o n are in attendance Federation oJ Women's Clubs to at th e meeting · The co uncil opened Hear Banjo O rchestra '' l'hursday Monday afternoon and wi ll continue with a trong program through until The Bani -'Mandolin Oreb tra and Tuesda~ aft~rnoon. A banquet was the B uartet will ive a program h td , ~onday evening in the basement Federation of V omen' o f th.e ch urch .

Thur day afternoon. at the Tell what? Parker Duofold - - - - 0 C---­ 1 c 1 E Town treet in -the big black-tipped, lac­ Th p ram will con i t RITTER CONTRIBUTES quer-red pen, Over-size,with TO COLLEGE MUSEUM irr •tru ta I e..tion a: · the s1;1per-smooth point that ub , ill t g· it part of ~as g1.v en a new nation-wide Mr. Ritter. enior member of the ram. -T .Bv . Quartef, impetus to bandwriting and of Fi:an 1:fechtolt, Henry Ritter and Ut ley Drug Co. who has ow ~pt all pen-using America pent mm:h time collecting p cimen . Rober.teitcamP, a!).f\ ofi its-feet from coast to coast nakes and reptiles re­ eller. will be the .feature 0-f of tropical and border t o border. cently pre ented to the college oon entertaLr)lnent.

• Today, _step up to the pen t li ppinger · will deliver"' a1 lJl\l um eve.ral pecimen of tropical nake and an alligator. The largest counter-try Duofold, and 4 -=;iiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ . the Federation o nake i of the con trictor family and or S others. you don't even whi b will feature th ea ure about nine feet in ·length. · n~ eyes to tell which is which. One stroke and you'll recog• ogram.

'Mr . Laur Thi i the econd contribution Mr:. ruze Duofold as the ouper-pen it is, without looking! of the Cla . of .'93, Ritter ha made to the mu eum.

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Pre ident• lipping n wa • gue. t , or bon.or and peaksr of the veaiqg, at a plea ant baJ\quet given by tbe Fifth venue rtited Brethr n Church, -Columbu , to the Ohio tafe ' niver ity udents who attend tbat church. quarte compo ed o.f Otterbein gradu­ ate -Profe or Schear, Mr. L. M. Barnes Mr. W. A. K li ne, and Mr. Russell Ehrhart, gave pecial music.

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F re hm en a t Allegh eny Colle e in food , a matron for th e di ni11g r oom, Pe n n y h·ania claim to have contri ved and rein tateme nt of half th e tudent J P rofessor Glen n Grant Grabill, '00, a new game o f "sp udb all" whi ch i a body wh o wa lked out a w eek before. com hi n.ation of footbal l, soccer and Enjoys W idespread Reputation ha sl:etba ll.

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South Dakota tate Col;cge cele­ That Pro fc sor Grabill's fame as an :, rat es a Hobo D ay. Both men a nd wide p r ead women re embled hobo · thi year, the '88. B. i atte ted by the fact that he ha men " by apping their life blood to at the in:law, Mr . Alice B. Dickey met r ponded to quite a few reo.ue t for g row bea rd s," and the women by giv"' 1th a eriou automo bile accident d cli£atiog organ recital during the I ing the bobbing I-rea rer a we k' ab~~t two wee k ago wh en they were ta t three or four years.

Be ide lay-off. dnvmg in to an Die Califor ni1. r nderi ng an organ recital at kron tudents at Wyoming U have ap­ f~om th Ca ell ho me a few m ile thi we k, Profe sor Grabi ll ha given . prop riat ely cho en th owboy a the G d_i tant.

Their aut on1 hile was en ­ re ital ahon, in Port mouth a nd type of. manh ood w hi ch they con icier r v1 mbined lir ly cl cmoli hed wh en it., was struck O h'1 a nd in Peru. In dianapo li . A nd . ith representative of the tate a a whole 0, . . by a heavy tru ck. Mr . Dickey wa erson and E lkha rt. Iiid1ana. He is d h 1· . h" I . .

R' a n t e qua 1t1e w 1c , the uni ersity ~Uriecl in th dehri . b ut mirac ulous­ a l O organi t for th cotti h 1te and q uantity of . T hold pa ra moun t. )' e caped with ut a ny broke n bone . bodie and for the ladd111 emple . h wa ever ly cut a nd bru sed and hrine of olumb u . h1ne e stud en t at o lu mbia re~ food .

1 t•ffer :ng co n id erahly fr om the • The cl g ree in orga n wh ich Pro- cently acted a interpreter in the 1 · iock. or Grabill now hold i given only trial of fifty pa rti cipant in a Tong Cor. ain a nd Sta e s. 'll. John A. tr inger, who to u ce fu l canclidate who have War in • · ew York' h~na town.

Proniin nt banke r of t. Peter burg, b ble to pa a trenuou two day . . . . een a .

59 of 60 oronties at the mver 1ty Fi ·d mencan of M ichigan . . . ti on a, i, o ne of th treasurer of exami·na tio n given by the vot d agam allowmg 1 • e Fir t Pr bytcria n hurch in that G ·1c1 O f Organi t w ho e cen tra l f. .

0 l!.l ' • . f girl to make 111 ronty hou e . ~tty. Hi wif the con tralto olo- fice are in. 1ew York City. Pr e - I 1 t in th same church. or Grabi ll i a membc:r of the Ex-ecut ud ents at Clem on o llege, . C., Jl;lD'littee of the ntral_ hio rece ntl y s truck for more and better ~- · t th e a n nua l m eefa1g 0£ the tivc at POPULAR ORGANIST

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That it is about time the Freshman flag committee sees that the flag is ;mt up. There has been much laxness in this m atter of late. You w ho are responsible should get busy.

Tl:at the Glee Club presents a pro­ gram that is peerless.

Goat Grabbers .. act a\\·ay I The gt·y \\'ho e:1te:ivo1s to" ·hen he with a li ne of hu ll a nd t h en w .h • w1t is caught tr ies to back 1l up more bull. .

F ishbaugh sa ,·s that l1c ·s n. ot lazY '. l11s . s t·a tenient bY and he stdistanllates cl rk get say ing furl her that he an wo . 111 aloncr so well th a t he can by n" clown beside it and sleep.

That it would be well for several Freshmen to re-read the regulation pertaining to the wearing of F resh­ n:an caps. T b.is little matter should be attendtd to before it is too late.

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By Tee and Cee Tang o colored suspenders are now tr.e vogue for college men. .. W ho'll be the first brave man to sport them here in Otterbein?

We would ha,·e le ob jection to eig ht ho ur s of Jeep i{ it didn't keep \ us at hom e.

ed's face \\'as It doesn't take long t o classify a If every one of our co would bt man according to his religious beliefs her fortune, many of them arrested for counterfeiting, e if he will eat p o rk on Friday. . e is ti1 Late to bed and early to rtthat }la:i way to so lve the probleni . f 1iein!; O puzzled fraternity men. th at whell own clothe

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CRlBBING UP TO DATE

DWIGHT HARSH SLOWLY RECOVERING FROM ILLNESS

European Student Has Latest Out in Dwight H arsh, fre hman i very Cribbing-Method Is Sct edule for Season's Concerts Anslow1¥ convalescing from a siege of N~vel. nounced-Home Concert Comes infla mmatory rh eumati m. Mr. Har h April Tenth.

The '.\'ew Student reports that crib­ has bee n confined to his bed ince he bing can be kept up to date as we ll fir t became ick four wee k ago and F riday of this week the G lee lub a other things. A m edica l tudent to date only personal 'f riend have been ,viii invade D ay ton. where it will give a llowed to see him. His mother ha th e annual conce rt in the Gem ity. in Stra sb urg Unive rs ity, Ge rmany, wa an wering exa m question w ith been at his bedside here for t hree Thi will be the fo urth concert o f the ease when it wa reported that he wa wee ks. chea tin g. earc h revea led copper hair wire und er the linol eu m below his chai'r. pa . ing through the floor, a lon g th e corridor an d to the stu­ dent'. room . There a lady wa fou nd . rad io et with mi crop hon e in the examinati on room tran mitted the questions• to the young lady a nd he dictated the a n wer by telephone.

The tudent had a microphone con­ cealed unde r a bandage over a pre­ tended cut. on bi finger. omplete paraphernalia for a five tube wireles set and the nece ary batterie ~ ere part of th e equ ipment. .-\ f II' toa ts to the Otterbein bas­ ---UC--k etbail t k • eam were made · at the C oo' COLLEGE GIRLS HA VE 1 M~b ~fter dinner la t Sunday. F . E. ORA.'TORICAL CONTEST d Guire, teward of the club, int ro ­ . uced D. . Howard a toa tma ter, Women tud ent o f eight Ohio col­ and b . ca ll ed on th fo llow in g m em- leges will compet in the fir t tate Iicrs f p · th tea m : Captain Me arroll, oratorical cont t for women to be ,c,Jien . d F navely arr 11 V id-doe an h Id a t Tiffin Ma)' J . The conte t i ' loyd Beel,nan po k e t rank D urr. -F being pon or cl by Hcidelb r ni­ to reprc.ent the tuden£ body and ve, ity Tiffiin , The state college 0 ~&ratul at d !:he team o11 having th e peace orat rical conte t wiU be held Pirit tO come back and wiu a f ter t I1 def there the ame day. ea 5 earlier in the ea on.

The college entered for the two \ e tern R • rve, BaldSTtJ - o DENT MUSIC RECITAL Blu ffton. tt rl>ein 1 .COMES TOMORROW NIGHT hio . ·orthern. hio \Ve leyan . \ itTom . k t nber o- and H idelb rg. there ~rro"· even mg at :00 C1oc · " ____ 0 C - - - o[ th 111 ll I e th Lhird recita l thi ~ ar , TO BROADCAST SECOND ic. ; stud ent i.1,1 tbe hoo l of ~Ju GLEE CLUB CONCERT SOON esti he Proara m Lnu. ually in cr­ 11 '1ar g 111 that it call. fo r many popu,'will. elect·1011 f a van· ed nature. ·1· t1ere be Piano yio lin and instrumental qu art ' niu . et number that are ure to pl a e tterbein. The . tud · ic lover · a e111 r ec1ta l th i year hav e b en o f 11 UJ iu ual[y high . tandard and lo01 Orr0\\' . . b ev night' recital promise to e better than tho, e giv n in th I'' · M. Pottenger.

manager of the c1ub, announces the following ea100-March 13 . Lewisburg; March -1 , bayton; March 19 Canton· March 20 n• ·, · .in · ,ittm. an: March 2 1, Akron. Startf g - Pnl 1. the Glee lu b will leave or a ten day · tour of :,,;iorthern Ohio anc1 · h W e t ern p ennsy lvan1a. pn·1 l O a been e lec te d as the date for the 110 nie concert.

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The Varsity '·O" Minstrel which wa to be given in the We te rvi ll e high school audito rium tonight has been postponed indefin it ely. Because f confl icting date with the Glee Club it i probable that it will not be 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ • • ., l, given until a ft er spring vacation.

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Thi con test is spon ored by the Quill Cl ub and i open to and ophomore .

The priz are 10 for the be t production; . 5 fo r econd best and . 1 for third b t.

11 thr e winnh1g productio11 will be published in the 1925 Quiz and Quill magazine.

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,\ .-\ t a rec nt meeting of the '\ ' • r· •· . l1 llli ' ing . natin g committee, t h f IJ o w,, . officer, were no111i na ed fo r next JCar: ~residcnt-Carl E chhach. E111er­ 01 8 ,. ragg_ 1 · ber\ Ct J' rl•,1drnt-Earl Hoo ver. .1\.1 1 Mav Secret· · }._!<• , ary-Merl H oLl'iC111a n. G. H. Wednesday. March 11- . . , onaughy, Recital- chool o f Mus ic.

I rea lin y urer-Robert Cavin,-, Frankoun g.

Friday, March 13Debate. 11 ira nL Studen ~ 0 C - --·ts Given Opportunity to Saturday, March 14Interview Returned Missionary lnter-clas ba kethall game .

1[r A . tni . · r ·h1bald amphell, f r111er Tuesday, March 17,. , Debate, tterb ei n " ·. \\ ittenherg-. lou , hlOnar,.- t o K rea. and 11011· on f ur 1'1/ · wi ll be on ttcrhein" • campu Wednesday, March 1813 Ur day and Friday March 12 and enior R cognition Day. co· ( All ludcnt wi' bing per onal Saturday, March 2111 ercn • plea e make arrangeni -~e will Int r-clas bask tball 111 \Hth Ralph Tin ley.

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ANNEX CLUB WINS CAGE CHAMPIONSHIP Goes T hrou gh Season with Eleven Wins ,and One Defeat-Sphinx

Places Second.

Th Annex lu b won the intranural champion hip and pe rmanent o es ion of a silver lov ing cup when they d feated the Prie t Club . champ of the Prune League, in a rough ame, 20-4, Saturday. The champion ' 1al landing wa eleven game won and ne lo t. The pbinx a nd ook House fini hed the race in second and third place respectively.

The rac thi year for th e cham­ j n hip was fa t an d hot. The first .a:ou11d w 11t to the noex Club, which did not lo e a game, and it seemed at they were destined to win in a all<. Th econd round did not go long until the race tight ned a little h n th phiox boy abruptly topped th march of the champ by handing them a 25-7 beating. After this defeat the came back and won three gam by

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CLASS BASKETEERS WILL TANGLE NEXT SATURDAY Jun iors to Meet Freshmen and Sophomores Clash w ith Seniors in First Tilts.

Next Satu rday afternoon the fir t se rie of the in ter-cla s ba ket ball tournament wi ll be played in the col­ lege gym when the Fre hmen wi ll be pitted again t the Ju nior , and the Sophomore will take on the eniors.

The winner iu the e tw o game will later play each other for the cla champion hip.

ucc thi he attendance at d at ti apacity f the le mi h ot er ly di ban one. tim the dgm nt d bad, th l)ett r ment o 11a hown that fa ,-ight in the ir de i ·

In the fir t game, the Ju nior wi ll have to wa tch Buell and Barnes, who are fir t and econd h igh scorer in the lub League. To do thi the Junior have eibert and their choice of several other good guard . T hey al o have Stair and Widdoe , of the Var ity.

The enior ' arsity men, McCarro ll and Durr, ar both guards , but tb ~e ar:e a numb r of good pill to r i1L their rank . The have Snavely, aman and Allison, an.cl p~ t ( o h r d rn n to make ~ good line-up .

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Ho ever, tl)e game,5 wi ll probably begin thi \ ed­ ~e day aft rno n t 4 :00 p'clock. J'wo gam ar eh du! d fo each after­ no n.

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Saturday's game was a rtl.p and tuc~ affair and was anyone's game. up until t he final whistle·. .. One game a sea­ s on like the Muskingu;m Ilene te st er Below we list the h:g:, ~'-orer of is all one can stand. the lea ue with the number of pofnt It i intere ting to note that botli and the tea m. Fo ur forwards , three ~ent . centers, fo ur guard . and three utility of th e forwa rd for Mu k mgum ' , co rele for the game. They didn t men are list d. The utilit y men are cor e eithe r a fie ld goal or a fo u~ Ii ted th i way becau e they played either forward, center or guard posi­ The one forward sub titute manage tio n and it woul d be unfair to them to score a fou l. to cla them as forward · and un fair Widdoes was again high point man to the g uard to cla them as guards. for Otterbein, scoring eight baskets The e th r e men , anCuren , Young from · action. a nd orris, were valuab le a et to • d It app a r that Otterbein has 1Mus­ their team . k ingum ' aoat at least we have it ti~ Forwards ' win down pretty close thi yea r. .

Buell, A nn ex .................................... 135 in both football and ba ketball givle Barne , phinx ···-························-··· u th e edge ove r the Black an d ·~ a­ Patrick, o untry tub ················­ g enta for 1924-25.

G. Bechtolt, Lakota ·······-···-·········· this Centers The team loses only two men ,rith nd the Ri egel, Sphinx ····················-·············· 6 year, McCarroll and Durr, a Leuchauer, J onda ···- ························· 46 the new material coming in from be Bennett, A n nex ···-·····················-···· 32 Freshman Class, great things can Guards expected next year.

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G.A,MES BEGIN WEDNESDA y

Edler Returns from Hospital And Resumes Work as Basketball oach '' ek " Edl r re­ turn d to the campu Thur day after­ n oon after pending everal eek in the oiver ity ho. pita! Columbu , convale ciog from an operation for app ndiciti .

When hi work with the ba ketball team wa inte rrupted by his illn s oach Ditmer took charge of the team.

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" Eddie' ' Seibert \Vith only :io nd left to pfay an.d with Mu kiJ1gu111 on point in the lead, eib rt the man wl;to ca ed tb ball from two- bird th length of th floor a nd gave Lterb in the two point ne es ar to win th game.

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a x ult of the drawin following of ombination f fir t roun.cl arc: enior v . men, op iore ,. . J u11ior ; round hmen v. opho Junior enio r ; third roun ior v s. phomor , Jun:.o Fre hmen.

Captain for the team e a follow : ni or, B Junior, TT n e Ien p almei;; opho · Ru th l:Iayc Freshmen, Tr varrov.

Floyd Beelman otter· Reelm n i· an athl te that oWll• ,,v 1n · 'a11 n . 11tly c la1m . a . her ath· He cam • he.re unh raid cl a an ,,•ill lete and when h, raclua tes 11 e·trrier I u . a 0i eave a o cl r cor . .o. 1 f tbaJI, pr duct both in track and 0 ?, his '8 elman earq •d hi fir t I lter 11f the ·opho11to r )' r as a p1ember O his In c d brea k ing r ay team.

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Long say hasty youth his reckless action rue, wish in vain he could the luckl ess deed undo! For behold, as o'er the waters he withdrew, there re­ sounded on the bore a wild "halloo" !

1 In the air a hefty rock the stranger I threw; for its mark it 11:1ade a pathway traight and true. Quick the barque capsized as if it were bamboo, ~nd

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For first offe11 s.e the guilty' person 's· examination is nullified. The second offense causes the Honor Court to re­ com.end to . the faculty hi s separation from the institution.

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"Robin." f _rom Canton. With the "home good---0 C--1e" h"1 . w ch Marjorie brought the Lotus girl enjoyed a feed in Helen·s room alurday evening.· J n Botany class _~Iary Hummel spent the week encl The Prof.

Wnh Ern e t·me and M arJone · · 1, , _ ..1c I10 Is \,Vuz talkin ·• 111 . Ca rdm . gton. at tbe1 r h on1e About the Arice David son Troop, '23, and her Nit rogen Cycle an ' gCue t Mi Katherine Luby, from an ton , st Bill Cl were guest of the Arbutu What plants ub at lunch Sunday eve nin g.

Used Ammonia, . Mi Blanche Canier of. · Dayt-on But Bill, a v1s1tect J . k o epli~ne lbert over the U ual didn't 11 ee end.

Know nothin' • rn The F re h man girl of the Ta 1·tsAbout the le on be~ii ~lu p entertainel:I the old mern ~ So he sez 11ghtlu1Jy at lunch unda-y "Ice plants." . e eve 11 iu ab g, ..ug_el od Darn Bill!

UJJfta,~e, thanks:::to~fri --"--- O C - - -r "Pe ·, :F,.oner _ ll'eek g Baker had a Woo ter, in giving the 1 end Alice ,.1 ett Sy tem a fina l,, trial ha , in titut- _ iuArg, Pa: - .._, • ; .,_ - ...., ed new regulation for their_ ~xdelaid n • · · A committee con I ting gue t e .c ottenger had as dmner am1nat1ons. l1 Sunday her father, Dr. F. M. of so per on appointed by the Presb Otteng er from California and her I ident o f t I1e enate and the Men' : rother, Franci . ' j and \Vomen· elf governing bodies I

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TEAM CLOSES SEAS ON WITH ious fr ate rnities and ha ,·e agreed WIN OVER MUSKING U M upon m onthl y meet in gs . A specia l fea t ure of the organ izat ion is the ad ­ ( Conti nued from Page One) op ti o n of plans for inter -fraternity later ended in Ottcrbein's second vic­ activ ities, the mos t important of tory of the year. which is the estab lishm ent of a schol ­ \\'ith the good " ·ork begun. \ Vid­ a rship prize whic h will be awarded to does ca me through with three long the frate rnit y with the best sta nd­ ''s\\'ishers" in q uick succession, reduc­ a rd s o f scholarsh ip as dec ided by the ing Muskin g um 's lead to one point at regu lations made by the Co uncil. :l4-:{J. \,Vi th thirty seconds to go a P rof. Lawso n of th e U niver sity of t imely fie ld goal by ·'Eddie'' Seibert clinch ed a victory w hi ch tw enty sec­ Ca li forn ia in a di scussio n co nce rning ond s later was sealed by the timer's the adv isabi lity of exam inations . says that con tant wor ry ove r fr equ ent g un! exams hinders a student from ge tting \,Vith th e excitement and tension Dr. I"· M. Po tt e nge r was in W es ter- ; Prof. over. th e howling mob o f s pectators the mos t out o f hi s studies. vill e this \\'e ek vis iting hi s so n a nd broke loose and to th e wo rld the Lawson th inks that th e English sys­ daughter. H e is an Otterb ei n graclu- sto ry o f an O tterbe in victory ove r tem of giving examination s, wh ich a re ate and is very we ll known at th e pres- Mu kin g um was told by th e co ll ege few er in number and more compre­ th e medical bell and reto ld and proclaimed by the ent time as a leader in hensive, is more efficie nt than our s. · H e ,as a g uest at the f pro ession . " huge :15-::16 on the water tower.

Cook Club for breakfast Saturday , morning.

D W Bl a use r, '24 : J. B. Crabb s, I . .· ·tecl the '23 · and · Geo rge R o b erts ,-1s1 ' ex Club over t h e wee k encI. Mrs • , Ann · d of An Routzahn ente rtame a gro up .

• nd nex in their hon or F ay evemng.

Harvey Hankin son was at home thi week end.

Leonard N ewe II wa a gue t in W e terville thi week.

Abel Ruffini went home over t I, e week end.

KENYON DEFEATS TAN .

Monday mght, March 2, saw Otterbein go clown to defeat before the Keny on basketeers o n the home fl oor b f 53 t '>2 It th y a score o o ~ . was e Tan and Cardinal's seco nd defeat this ea on at the hand of Kenyon, this tim e even more di sastro us than the fi rst.

Seaman again sta rted the co rin g via the free throw route and from the first the game went fa t and furiously.

The Epi copa lia n wasted but little Prof. and Mrs. Troop entertained a time ro ll ing up a lead, ho wi ng Otgroup of friend in hon or of th~ gue t I terbein the du t before the contest o f Mrs. Troop Satur day evenmg at was well under way. Working in ­ d inner. I n the afternoon, P rof. a nd numerable ti p-off play and go ing r . '.Troop, D on Howard, Lenore straight into the 0. C. offense and mith, Wilbur Wood, Ma rth a Sch lem- taking th e ball from th em in the ir er, -Floyd McGuire and Mrs. Troop's 0\\'n territory. the Kenyon combina­ guest attended the theat re at Colum- tion remained a ridd le thro ug hout t!-ie bus. game.

Bent on toppi ng Van Epps, lanky Milla rd Hancock. '24, and Russell Cornetet were wee k end vi itors in K e1~yon cente r who co red aro und 30 W esterville. Hancock was the referee points in th e previous conte t, . the at the intra-mural game 111 the gym Tan q uint et managed to do o to their o rrow. F or while they werP atu rday afternoo n. "ganging" Van Epps, an obsc ure D . H arro Id \Y en t to hi home in Kenyon fo rward or guard would F to ri a fo llowing th Heidelberg- neak in for a ucker hot. tt rbein game.

The tilt proved rather rough, both D wight Harsh. who has been ill with eibert and Van Epp taking the inflammatory rheumatism had a re- hewers by reaso n of personal foul s. lap e thi week but it i reported that The who le Otterbein crew wa badly he is improved and i re ting well off in hooting. again.

Line-u p a nd umma ry: Pos. 22 Otterbein George Gohn . R uth Davi , Robert Kenyon 53 R. F. ............ Widdoes Cavin and Lucile Roberts attended Peter tanfie ld ........ L. F. ............ Snavely the Hartman theate r Saturday afterCorey .................. C. .............. eaman noon.

Evan ................ R. G. ···--·-·· eibert A group of the Sphi.ox fre hmen I Lewi ................ L. G......... McCarroll went to Grove City Friday w here they ub titution : Kenyon- Van Epp took charge of the high chool chapel j for Corey.

Otterbein-Upson for l ;aman, Carroll for McCarroll. Goal : rvi ce.

H ward and Bo! Morri on vi ited Kenyo n-Pete r 5, tanfield l, orey Ip fri end thi week end.

G, a_n Epp_ 1 Evan 3, Lewi 6. Otterbe111-W1ddoe 4, Up on 1, nave­ Pro fe or a nd Mrs. Hur ·h. enter­ ly 2. Fouls : Kenyon-Peter 1, Stan­ tain ed th e Mi e Ruth Hur h, Emily fie ld 1, Corey 3, Van Epp 2, Lewis 2.

Mullin and Freda nyder and Perry O tterbein-Widdoe 2, navely 2, Lauhkuff. John L hman and Franklin eaman 1, p o n 2.

Young at lunch unday even ing.

''A I" E lliott stopped in v\·e tervill e . g to w1·tn e s the OtSat ur day e Ye n111 · .r · g um terb e111-w,us k1n gam e whe n he . \\'as 0 11 hi s waY to LancaS ter, Ohio. ' H e is doing boy- sco ut work. ·

1\.1:ost chaps are very rough on girls' lips.

Take the tip, girls, and smooth down your troubles with our Chap Lotions.

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Selz $Six Good Shoes ~he mart exclu ive tyle and h a rich quali ty that yo un men want in h e d e n't alwa fit yo uno- p cketb k el?: take are f both ; fine leather ty li h la t , lono· wear and 1 w co t, 6.

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Carl ,E chbach v i ited hi home in I T y ron e, Pa., over the week end.

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Kellar's bas fiddle i a four - man The inauguration of an Inter-fraterin trurnent a it too k the place of four nity Council at Ca e Te.ch promi e men in the club's bu on its Gahanna to enc-0urage democracy on the camp­ trip. A large ca e is being made for u and a more friendly feeling be­ it and will be carri ed o n top of the tween fraternitie . The members o f 1 bu in the fut ure. thi coun cil are J?r e idents of the var-

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