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WESTER VILI.;E, O H!O,
MARCH 31, 1919.
SUMMER SCH O OL PROSPECTS GO.O D 1
i.!EMORIAL SERVICE HELD
No. 20.
BELOVED FRIEND DIES SUDDENLY I
Fi tting Tribute and Re:;pect is Paid ! the Life of Doctor Miller b y Philomat heans and Friends. I Doctor F. E. M.llcr, Apparently in Good Health, is First of Class :\ s a tribute to the li fe of Dr. F . '87, to Pa,s A wa y. 1 E. Miller one of her most he lo,·ed
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time-honored members Philo- APPROPRIATE RI'.SP:CT P,\1 D mathea in,·ited her friends to shar: Newly Elected Coun ty Superinten ent , w,th her the o lemni ty of a beautiful O tt ~;-bein Sm:tain, a Great L oss in to Head D epa rt m ent of School memoria l se n ·ice last Friday cYe n the D eath of This Dist:ng uished Adminis tration and Method's . ing at ho:r hall. The en·ice was i.11.nd Honored P r ofessor. pie . and i111press i1·e. During t:ie Otterbein's su mmer sc hoo l pr o Dr. Fran k E llswo rth J\,l1ller, pro e1-e111ng, t here "as presented by gram promises to be one of th e b es t 1 fe , or of mathematics in Otterbei(1 se, era! of Dr. :\1ilkr's intimate as for ~ome yea rs. In a ll probabilit y th e College. d ied unexpe ct dly \V ednes , ociates his comp lete life. attendan ce wi ll be larger than fo,· sev cl3y e,·ening, following a h emorrhage. Dr. Jones ch se hi s sc ripture rcad eral ye ars. Th e removal of t h e tr es s I i111:· from tilt: ;-,,:inctieth i°'sa lm , th e He had been fee ling as well a us ual, of war con diti o n s and the return to a ' n: d had met :di h i; cb•,se s that day. normal program will cl o u b tl es. h !·in g , i:tecnth chapter of St. L11k1:: allCI back th e ol d time attc11da11 cc. se , eral pas~agt:s from i<evelation s. Rame y H. Huber. \f tn these appropria te elections he The co ll ege is fortunate in i·ecuring r two splendid teachers for sc h oo l s n'):\lr. liu'.ier wiil h .c n t:x t ccI:to r of offered a n earnest and tonchin~ jects. T he newly elected superinten -' t he Tan and Cardinal. lTe is well ilr: yu. .,, dent of .chools for F rankli n . County f . . . . I rofe ·sor \\.agoner then sp o ke of · qua 1 n e e1 or t 111s ,mp rtant po s ,t on I) ,1 ·1· I I I I · Mr. Charl es \N . Cooks n, A . .\'I., Ped. • • • ' r. " 1 .er as . , 1ac mown h,m, as a 1 D. will teach . chool ~lana gement. ' 11 t.iat he ha ·; 1•t ~rary alllh ty . to- 1co.kg<.: sttidcnt. as a l'hilo:nathcan School Ad min i. t rati o n. School I,feth- ••ether w :th the cxe cuti,·e qua liti es and as a mathemat:cian. 1 1 ods and Arit hmetic. 1lr. ·ookson -1:1d i11:tiat:vc 1; ccessar · ior a succes ·:Mr. l<eploglc ga,e a splc ncl id r e. ha t! · ,v· 1 ,Ie e · I 1 · I I , ;c : 6f Ur. ~1i1:cr and his worl, a• a ha , xpenen ce_a s a sc 100 .u ac mini s tr a tion. I le is a memi> e r ~ " man. H e has been s up e rint enden t o f 1 o f the c·., ~s : of ' _?,'). \ \ 1 ith a capab '. c .; ti. ~lent saw it. 11 is ta lk , . was in - i u _ , t he schoo ls at h awne e. Nc,v Stt·aits- .• • ff _ , _ .. ~-~1.nr-.0: anc1 rt·,·ett.·nt. re, ca. 111 g 111any \'ille, Some rset and Troy. l~o ,· th e a,a t suppoa t 1111 ·1• 1eadci" of th c of tl: e l'1·cryclay o~cu rren ces which pas~ seven years he ha s b een a teach- 1·an and Cardinal may rest as~ u re cl I r ctle ·ted the man of t he c!a. sroom. er m th e summer sc hoo l at i\,I iami , that th e co lle ge paper is in ,afe hand s Dr. mwcly pre;;cntecl st ill anothe r l 'niver sity. Otterbein is g lad to in- \ for the com ing yea,·. p i1 asc of the man', lif e, that of th e troduce him to her teachers and to ---------faculty member. His characteristi · make thi s oppor t unit y for Franklin j Work to Begin Monday. 1:1-ecisio n anti sound jud g ment wer e Montlay, ,\ pri l 7, the exca ,·ation e nlarg e d up on in th e course of t he County teachers to b eco m e acq u ainted with their new up erintenclcnt. for the .basement of th e new Sc ience ta lk. Mi ss ll aiclcc Gross wi ll succeed Building wil l be started. Construe- I As a fitt in g close t o the evening' s the I s •r1 ice Dr. C lippin ge r add ed a few \ Miss Chase. S he wil l ha ve charge of tipn wi ll proceed a,; fast a th ~. Model Schoo l with p 1·~ctice and I ._,,ea the,· conditi?n s permit an d. c? n- 1rem a rk s cn_,ph ~siz_ing o ur h eri ta ge 111 fac t, he had not h1issed a class durcnllc teacher. :.I, Gross 1s a grad- I t,·acts are de ·,d c d up o n. lh 11lcl111 g from Dr. M il lers life. ing thi s college year. ·. uate of the State Normal, Athens. material p1·i c e s are being watched The c·harac t eri . tic prais d most During th e day h an·d 1lrs. :\-fi ll et· Ohio and has . tudied widely in sever- and eve,·y minimum co ~t will be highly in Dr. Mill er's li_fe wa his entertained Mr. and l'vl~s'. E. L. Wein1 al large uni ver it ie s. During the past 1 1ake11 ach·antage of. , s impli cit y. Simplicit y seeme d to be \ ~ont,nuecl o n page ti,· e.) few years she ha. been county clir ec'------the watchwo rd of hi s exis tence. He tor of normal work in Ansonia ancl Sum:ner School. Meets Standards. I w as endowed with a dignity not , J ..: n·ors at VJ'ork ~m Play. Patas kala, O hio. The work of the Otterbein Sum- fot111cl in many men. His speec h and · llusbands on' ,-\ ppro,al" is the nw1: choo l meets all the require- his ac ti ons portrayed a profoun d play wh ich wi ll be pr suited in the Wa lter Jo nes S peaks at Club. · rca 1·1zallon · f tie 1 ·inner 1ve - ·ing o f tl1c 'o llcgc chapel, Tuesday c,·cning, men ts of the new school Jaw an d 1s :\t the regular fortni g htly meeting folly endorsed hy the state school man. } Ii sou l was wrapped in hu- .\pril 1,;, at 8:00 p, 111 . by the mem of the Quiz and Quill lub the mem- i:- 0111111is s ioner. (Continued on page ti,·e.) hers of the J un io r (lass. It is a
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comedy o f thre e act.s, .. w ,-itten by \\'m. M. Hiatt and tells a sto1'y of a maid who is in love with four men at 011 ·e. H ow she finds the right one, at the xpense of her brother's lan e with their brot h e r s of the main and sister'. snee rs, a l Jirst, and late1~ (Joor. The platform might have ap-1 by th eir help, i most delightfully pearecl gaunt and !o nely had it not disclosed. . pa:kling 1rish wit ancl been that th e dangling arm and legs Iamusrng s1tuat1ons furnish mu ch di of the professors, which usuall y found version; while the calm, se rene a r efuge behind the pulpit, filled in the dignity with whi ch th e maid handles vacuum. This brilliant episode put a eYerything bala.nces th e co mic clcs tin g in the breeze which ha been m ent. · wanting s ince the days before the war The cast has been hard at work for and we h ope some unfortunate cow the past two weeks · and under th e will find a midnight haven in th e dor - direction of Professo_r Fritz promise. mito r y before the season is over. t o prese nt a success ful play.
SERIES Q F CHAPEL STUNTS CLIMAXED BY REMOVAL OF PEWS
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SURPRISE! Hair Nets for the girls.
Years A go. I Dr . 'harle · .'11ave ly had cc:is io11 ! r cent ly t refer lo ha ck numbers of the lu '.nbu, .Di . patch. He ran acro~s the fo llow ing news item f Jun e 24. 1900, whi ch he copied an<l / turned ,·e r to the Tan and Cardi nal. The rcco1 cl s1>0kcn of holds good at th e p rese nt time as well as twenty years ago. we have reason to believe . O TTERBEIN AGAIN WINS
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Distinction at Yale, Thro ugh the Brillian t Achievements of One of Her Students.
A nice line of Taffe tas, Sat:ns, Crepe de Chine. in r hade:; and at a price t~t I will be sure t o sell them. Come and look them o ver.
" \,\' ells K. Stan ley, edit r of th e Yale Law Mirr r, a nd an tterbein ollcgiatc wit h ho ts of friends in thi s City and \,Vc :tc rville, will next week achie\'c the unu sua l and disti11gui,hed honor of securi ng a Yale Law S choo ;
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diploma from a lw years' cour ·e of st udy. ··Stanley is nc of li,·e Yale studcnh in a cla~s of s ixtv, that ha s scored thi, brill ia nt col!cgiatc tr iumph, and hi s ' laurels acid fres h wreaths t o llH bein' s long r II of honor. 1 o college in Ohio has greater record at Yal e an d llarvard than th e modest litt le institution t> learning at \\' cstcrville. and a greater percentage of Otterbein s tudents has carried off
ffo ' lding \\'a . present and tile plan . ,i·cre gone o,·cr and the s it e was allrcccl upon. .\ it c v track 11 the ,\thkt ic fie ld wa, at1thorized. This work i~ t o he:
p iccs of the Coltl'nbus Federation of Cl11·rchcs. The m ee tin g- 1s I open at 11 :.iO and · l se prompt ly at Corner of State and Main Streets 12::lO. Kai·! f l oe11ig w ill direct the 1 mu , ic . The subject give n t Doct r I · ·c1 f Ot hcg11n imm ediately. C lippin ger. w 10 _1· prc s1 c n_t o : _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ teil>cin college . " The :\aturc ol 15 S in.'' "Y" MAN SPEAKS nhscqucnl 11 00 11-d ay Lenten ---mc t· t in gs \\'ill he h e ld at this th ea tr e Chape l Service Given O ver to Mr. n ·c ry day hut Saturday and . unclay Jesse Halsey, Formerly Chapt•ntil Easter. at whic1 promi:1c11t By Burning 1 1 lain in Ru:sian Arm y . ministers "ill he th e s pea ker .
Yale' the logi ·al prize~ than the st 11 dents from any <,ther college en te reel for p · t-graduate co ur ·cs. . J\ dr g re from Otterbe in is an open sesame to tlte !, cart., and minds of th e faculties of Yale, llar va rd. T'.rin ce~o 11 and o lu111h ia, ~11d not 011 1_) l· ranklin county , but Columbus proud of Ottcrhc in and her s tu dents."
. Ir. J cs,e Hal ey, pa s t o r the S '\ cnt !i l' n: !>ytcrian ' hureli of 111 _ c· nu·,ti , Ohio, spoke 11 ·hapcl th e morning of .\far •h :ll. 1\1 r. f lal scy ha s hec 11 in the emp l Y of the \' . .\I. · ,\ as a chaplain in the Ru ssia n . \ .rill): . and is still doing \' . .\I. ·. . \ . r k a-; a spea ke r. lie i, making adclre- .;c s at a nu m ber o f Obi co ll eges.
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lie goe, from h ere t o Deniso n. in c lu c!c, 1.20 ministe1·s and 70 laym en. " G reate s t coal I eve r burned." Lyceum Course Number. .\Ir. Halsey \\'as stationed n ea r _t_he ----Gay Zen o la Mac Laren appears 011 X ort h l'oie. t\\' o hundred and filty " Have burned J ac kson Hill three 0 · C · Co - ed Married · the ' itizen s' Le cture ourse 011 Tue ·- , .11 ilcs nonh of the \r etie 'irc '.e. )'h e Fift y gl'c~ts were prc~cnt Thurs- ! Nee ks a nd haven' t shoveled out any day, April 8, i11 s tca I of the seventh a, '.nyal unit: of th e Ru,sian army last rlay e\·l·n ing a t the marri :ige o f J\fi ~~ I h ,, 1 shown 11 ti cket. Mis ay Mac- year at thi · tim e we re ,jrivin g haci. l'h oe h e \l a ri c Larimore to '1r ..is e:; y et. Laren is a11 art i. t of the first cla :;s the Fins and Germa n s , wi1 11 th• tcm - lf arolcl L. ·1apha111, so lemn'zed at " Burned Jackson Hill in my stove S he ha , a1>1>ear cd twi ce in \,V e,tc r - perat ur e was fifty degree s h e! w zer th e Ii me o f th' b rid ·s pare n ts, fr. f ville a nd is v ry p pu!ar. M re re- Th r o u .,.h all the hard s hip .; of ln'.tlc. and Mrs. J sc ph IL Larimore, 1!t7 :ill week-Had less than a pan full o erves wil l be put 0 11 t h a n u.;ual. The '1. ttern •s; of weather and lack of food, X rth State . tr c t. J{c,·. J ames 3::;he:; Saturd a y night." entire c ursc has been very we ll re - ':e chcer :nc,s of the Y. Ill. . h u t Best. r e tired l'reshyte1·ia11 c lergyma n. " Count on me ; you can fill my cellar ceived and the co mmit tee feels thank- , s hone out ov~,r th e dark tundr as_. veri- r ad the sen-ice. The bridal ch o ru ful t o th e pat ro 11 s. table "myaks . o r li ght-ho u se, 111 our fro m l ohcn~rin w.t played J,'y 1iss vi th Jack ~on Hill for next winter." language. ·ince the intimate ming-- G1·ace Irma ' tcrritt f Marengo Executive Committee Mee ts. ling of th e .\m e1·ica11 with th e Euro- 1 1rs. Mary ]\[ c L eo d sang. The hri Otterhe in ' · Execu tiv e 'o mmittec pea 11s. t he ,1·01·ds "wop" and "d~go" d a l party. grouped hef re an al ta:· of met on last Wedn es day i11 th e Col have hee:1 e rased from the 1\111 cnca n fer ns an d pink carnations. incl11d e d f the good w'. 11 Mi ss Ii,·e l'o rt e r of Marengo and lege oflicc. Sc :cra l important mat l,u1guage. beca u~e • M 1·. C larc n c·c C lapham, bro '. h e r of ters were' under c nsicleration al that that exists among the s ldi ers . time. \VJ1c 11 President \ \'ilson went into the hrideg-ro 111 • Litt! , Edith Jan e / H. L . BENNETT & COMPANY 11 . . . cai- ried th e ring and Eloise I A ge neral ca.n1 pa1g11 o f publicity fItal .· yd 01 · long f I ago, hI e . secured f ·. I the . Needham · • 11 Ca rrick : was _appro\·ccl a 11cl the emp loyment r.11e11 sl11p1·1 o tie ca rri e· d flowers · The· bride I peo k p cs , · so ut H! lI · ' . icy oo • to of an expert campa1g11 ma nager wa , ,·.urope. · · . I: ,m en-·a , a · . t 1e ,\'as • gowned 111 a •frock of whit e ilk . hghth u e o l the · wo1 lc, who· se flash - c hiffo n and caH1cd a· shower of auth orized . flash-flash s hine s out as if t ~e nd bride's r oses . ill r . and .\I r s. · tap ham . l l wa de r id ccl t make a un·cy of ai<l. Th e words-.. \ ii o n -A mcrica" after April I will he at h ome in ::\' orth . the co-operative territ ry, in c n- form the pierc ing ray wh i •h illumine \'inc s tr ee t. nection with the work of the Board d:1rk Europe. America mu s t supp ly of Educa ti ll o f th e den o minati 11 , 1men and wo m e n or th e light ma y he with the view f g e tting all the ex tin g ui, hed. ,----------------- ' available inf rmation r egardin g pr spectivc tuclcn t . · I< esea r ch wor k P rexy Speaks in Columbus . • . was plann cl to a. e rtain why young l'rc~idcnt Clit p in ge r will s p ·a k at S t aple a nd Fancy Groceries see peop le do not go lo co tl ege and what the first uf a series of 11 on-day L · 11 WILSON, THE GR OCER they do instead . ten meetin~ to he held at th e Ma- , The architec- t of th e new cicnc.: 'je t ic th eatre .\l o nday. und e r th e • • South State St.
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THE TAN AN D CAR D INAL a ll those who have contributed to tbe paper, officially or uno ffici ally, and to express o ur ap.~re.c.iaJio.11 of the- peoµle P■b lishe d Weekl y in t h e intere.1t of w h o ha ve loy~ly• s.u-p_p9_rted T.l'ie Tan· 0$terbein by .t h e and Car:dinal t)1r.,;U\ih thic~· ~!'JQ; th jn .
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Address all communications to The Otterbein T a n a n d Cardina l, 20 W . Main St., Wes ter vi ll e, Ohio. Subsriptio n Price, $1.50 Per Year, payab le in advance . Entered as seco n d class matter September 25, 191 7, at the pos toffi ce at Westervi ll e, 0 ., und e r act of March 3, 1879. Accep tance for mai ling at special rate of postage p rovided for in Sec. 1103, Act of Oct. 3, 1917, authori zed Oct. 24, 1918. EDITORIAL Don't lie. T he truth ,s s h or t, simple and fi na l : a lie goes o n fo r cver.-Selected. In PartingThis is th e last iss ue of The Tan and Cardina l under the regime o f th e present staff. The advertisements found in these six page were so lic ited by girls, the edi toria l work was d o n e by girls. a girl did the proof-reading. a gi rl made up the form . and too k the page proofs. girls wrapped and m a il e d out the finished copies. Tn s hor t , th e girls have been "i t" on The Ta n and Cardinal duri ng the past year. A nd as it has been th e on ly t ime in the history of the co ll ege paper that s uc h a condition prevai led. so. probably there will not be in th e fu tur e, a s taff composed entire ly of girls . The fac t which we wis h to emphasize is that the girl can be counted up o n to sac ri fice their time and use their e nergy along untried lines when th e need 1rises. To be rea ll y truthful, we are n ot orry to turn the paper ove r to the new staff. for we fee l that we have done our bit. 'vVe wi s h them the best of uccess, and a s much en j oyme nt from the work as we have had dur ing our term. We wi h to thank
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it may be sa id that s tud e nts have al common purpose. When all th e C. W . STOUGHTON, M. D . world is calli.ng, "Co.me, try your 3f W . Colle&"c, Ave. skji'l" , the. coll ege. st ud ent has he~rd an9 th er w 0;r4..,,..•· You are riot W esterville, O)li~ ready•; ~ome 19 ~91lege and pre pare The Pa,.sil')g •o:f a . Gteat Man. for your work," Gtter-bein s tudents Bell Phone 190 Citizen Phone llQ It seem s ~s, if it is not -p.ossitile to hl\ve answe;r-e.d• that ·ca ll. A;.~ we \.--...--.,.....--._,.·- - - - - -·-"'··""··- -..,_.,,,., lake U!) o ur matter-of-fact scho~l pr::es s ing• forwar d to s.uccess . or fail - ,,_..,_..,..,,..,-,._,..,.,.... _ __ _ __ .....~__..,,,,,.,,...,. _ _,......, _ _ _.,, _, =-,.,, ...,.,life again, since the passing away ·;f I ur e? G. H. MAYHUGH, M. D. Dr. Miller. T h e lo ss . of t.his quie.t, Spring F ever! u no s t e ntatious man ha s made us East College Ave. hushed and reverent. Even i;1 · pass How dear to o ur he;;i.rts ;i re t.h e in g his c.lass-room do o r we cann~t mode s t viole t, the dainty litt_l e bird s, Bell 8-4-R P hon es_- Citiz.en ~6 b ut fee l that hi s spi rit sti ll reigns in th e balmy breezes, thethat. ' r oo m , w h ere h e so often instill Apri l Foo t ! You thought thi s was e d in us hi s unassumin g phi losophy go in g to be a dis se rtation o n Spring of Ui e w hil e 'exp lain-in g a simple b ut it isn' t. You can find one, how DR. W . M. GANTZ problem . ever, among the co llected works of D entist Dr. Miller once sa id that a gre~ t a ny poet or near poet. This little man was not truly grea t unl ess he prod uc t of th e pen is only to remind Bell Phone 9 co uld walk d ow n the s tr ee t and be yo u th a t th e time ha , co m e for you 15 W . College Ave. Westerville en t er t aini n g to a tittl e chil d . Un- to prove whether your wits are wit- l co n cio u s ly, Dr. Mi11er wa s tru l/ tier than ot her wits around you, or ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ,_.,._..., great. an d every o n e of us is 1,t tter w he th er o m eo ne e lse can o utwit you. r fo r ha ving co m e u nd e r his modes t Do you kn ow, you hav e to hav e an influ e nce. awf ul lo t of imagination to really o O f ti 1 • 1 . app,·ecia te April Fool's day, beca use ne . ie i, g ~e. t 1:' 1) utc s t 1,at th e even t s that take place that da cou ld pos s ib ly be g i ven him ha s been f r ·i I Y paid in the appropriate way in w hi ch ca 11 o r a pecu, ,a'. p 1,, .osop iy. . . . . II you ca nt 1mag1n e th e Jok e in his friends h ave co nfo r q1ed . .tn, wha t ca n d y 1es s can d y an d Ietter Iess Ie tter s, be h 1 w1s.1 es a t yo u 1,ave m,·sse d t h e spirit · · o f t 11 1s · t I1ey . k n ow would . the tim e of his death . His simp · i~ity venerated occasio n. was · k· up your j . . o ne of hi s marked chara cte:·- 1 so, o n T ues d ay, pnc ~stie s , a n d a ll ol~se r va n.ces have been im ag inati o n, s tir up your creative ta lth ,s _r e.mar~ahle ents a nd you will be able to laugh a t 111 . harmony . w ith trait. Dr. Mill e r was . a cl is tmgu, s h ed I d i th e jo kes, even if you are suffering man in many r espects a nd h i mem o ry fro m will a lways exe rt a n influ e nce . a nd Sp~ing fever! w ill con tinu e to li ve in th e hearts and 21 W . Main St. li ves of a ll who were privile ~ed to A cur ve in th e road and a hill si de kn ow him . Clear cut against th e sky; :\ tall tree tossed by th e autumn wind, What Is Y our Purp o se? A nd a w h ite cloud riding h igh ; Some s tud ents a,·e h ere beca~1s e Ten men w ent along that road , All kinds Gene ral Repair Work. And all b-11 o ne passed by. th eir friend s came, or ju st because i o m e think it He , aw th e l,ill , and the tree, and the is the thin g t o do. clo ud . wi11 he lp th em make a li vi n g. Some \,Vith an arti s t' s mind and eye; are loo kin g for information. ot he r s fo r discipline, o th ers for cultur e. An d he put th e m cl ow n o n ca nva s For th e o th er nine men to b uy. With th ei r pa,·e nt s some believe th a t thi s is th e s ur es t way to sec ur e a r ea l S tud en ts at Lawrence Co ll ege may e nri c hm e nt o f life. So m e are d e te r now co mplete a four years' course T h e C9llege Avenue mined to prepare th emse lves in the and rece iv e the P h. B. degree with be s t way for th e largest soc ia l serM E AT MARKET o ut ta king any fo reign language. vi ce. " Shop. l...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ l t appea r s th at different s tud e nt s ove ltie s. Varsit y Eas ter have widely var ied id eas of what a - A dv . co ll ege is. 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Back to the anci e nt ·' pinafore rule" for Albion College co-e~ . . The fair 1 I one, are restricted to only two d,1te s I a week with any individual man. Truly the war has turned back the wheels of progress.
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Personali t ies C hang ed to T h_o se of Faculty M e mb ers . About tw enty-five col lege men were entertained at 118 Nort h State street 1 t T a . . hur ,day ni ght with a demontrat1011 of the fakes of spi rituali sm an,~ the power of hypnotism. Beelzebub" Bu sc h. o n e of the St11allest men in the hou e . b owed th e Power of 111111d over matter 111 numer-
(Con tinued from page one.) ! land. of olumbus. Dr. Miller was 57 , years o ld and ha s been a 111emb e1: of I Otterbein' faculty for near ly thirty
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ous way s . At h is bid cling big co II ege 111 at i ~s i 11 a 11 d Jate r p resident of the tnen fell over powerles,. Beck· ort h ea tern Ohio Norma l choo l. oning with his finger th ey follow- H e came to Otterbein a profes. or of ed h1111 like sheep to the slaughte r mathematics in 1890. He took away their ability to use tt·s life marked by simp licity and V • I ' • A a arious parts of the b ody, and great modesty. ha s had remarkable 111 u· tnu ement was manifested to see e n ce upon al l who knew h1111. The ~e'., unable to walk. open or s hut ! beauty and st rength of hi s character; heir hand s , p ick up ob j ects from the the intense loya lty and. lov e _for his floor, or even shut their m o uths . or las · es in h is cho . en subJect; hi s earntak 1· • c ' I· · t search after truth and 11s painse 11 their protruding tongues . Another part of th e entertainment :aking care that his pupils might find Was experiments with inanimate ob- the truth. Jed everyone to profoundly Jects. number of men were un. Ject him. Otterbein lost a great able to . it on th e ir chai r s fo1· they re,i · 11 Dr Mill e r a nd it wil l be a e man t • • . emed to take them over th e h ou,e time till they find a11othe 1 even I 1 11 like bu cking ponies . Some tried to to !aclt the s ubject. They can never :~and and hold them but found that I fi~,d a man to take hi_ place. . 111 ey acted worse than eve1·. and eve n The funeral service was held ,,,·=· !~tw them to the Aoor. . cve'.1 111~11 the l·nited Rrethren church at ur day , ·- -to hold down a table. which , I ll aiterttoo n. President ltpp1~1ger openuPtt_e of their combined efforts turned ed the .-ervice with a _ery appropriate p td e down and got away fr o m them. prayer following which Dr. Jon_e I The la s t part of the program wa . .. cl a life hi s t ory of Dr. Miller writ- I devo• l · · tea by hi · very cl se f·' ' d Dr · 1' I ten ec to pure hypnosi· s and psych ic • Phen 0111 f ten , O sometook ·eo :.=.= .= .= .= : .= .= .= .= .= : .= .= .= .= .= :.,.= .= .= .= .= .= .= .= .= : .= .= .= .= .= .= .= .= .= .= .= .=.=:..=.= .=.=..= .=.=.=.= .=.= .=.=.= .= .= .= ,.= .= :.=.=.~ -W tlth e boy e nato. .After Jeep thputting e operator \\'rge alt e Scott. r Bailey o f the cla s of l9l I. -•• on a trip to h ea v en . They spr ut- 1 _ oke of Dr. J\I iller a th e st ud ent ed Wings and had a good time walking t~ e w him f !lowing whi ·: h J everend not abround over the gold paved s treets, ~urtner paid appropriate tribute and not? Ut a· ~Onie · •· e se t-111 011 · The of them wantecI to cu t spect in an 1. 111 p res s1v a cfhu_nk of gold o ut of an old black rf\,era l wa . largely attended . and · O a it was neces ~ary t o bnng . t I1et11 I u /lowers. were ev t'd e nce of the Illck t · I many · I ·ch Dr O earth. t ome were turned 111- 111'gh e s teem and love 111 w 11 . · o lllen f · · · · d II I1o knew h1111. variou s 11at1011altt1cs an \I iller wa held by a w . iv.' II liave an amh_ition to _rende_r u se- , ev_ening_ at 8 o'c loc k at the Board of e ven to ti · I Otterbein 1e other ex and played t I1e 1· r ·Burial was ma de 111 Part tie ful serv ice and wtll do all m om pow- Tt ade I oo m s.
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. Well. One young man was cemete ry. Urned int o a monkey ancl straightDr. ~Itller is urv1ved by hi s widWay \ II . Knox, and on all four., and was suh- ow who wa Mi s s Ne ie J·e ct tovent · ' ~l t'111 Miller. He I11· D . te ago Organ Grinder ma s - h 's mother Mrs . • ar r. The sp irit of the dead were '1 I a i11e111i)er of the Unite I Brethren I) rought I Tl T wa f ti1c Bank of and Jack-Cae ~ar. Rame.<es church and a director 0 0th ers. Thc ~e poke English and I \\'e ~· tervil le. th Ctr . 11 f d a tve language and others unerA. th e Pell acted as, 1.11terprete1. . . MEM ORIAL SER VICE HELD 5 Yo the la tact of the evening, two (C ,tin ued from page one.) ung 1· . o1 ch men had thei 1· persona 1t1 es k' cl ies was 11 e,·er ove r anged c1· ility H ts Ill I Pin to tho se of President ip- t11 · administered to the 1 ho ger and Professo r Ros elot. The done but a way ct· Y greatly enjoyed hearing them fulleS t extent. . . with the ma ny r~ cus the problem of discip lin e for Philomathea_ JOtll t re1·ere11t and Wdy b f • els of thts mo le e Oys who would di turb co I- nen · . he ad hcrea,·e ment 111 ofg b Property. They ca lled a numbe r o-od ly man t leq oy up on the green carpet and of hi · dea th · th Urec1 them severely but at la t ' ca~y fell out betw ee n them se lves beth ey would not agree on how ..I to deI boys Pose of the ca e against the :--: su~:l) Who h d h I f Al' ?" This 1s t ,e niture a sto Ien the c ape ur"Are \ Ve . 1ve. H F ' looreJ\l r . . . ,v !he. ject upon which last Thursday and . eance clo ed at twelve o'clock ad d res eel Y. J\,I. • · !k tt w a ,;peppy" ta nu"'b as noticed that there were a eve 111·ng. He gave .., e · en to ry da., r of . leepy folks at chape l Fr icl 1y to take an inv · , 111 Orning. and cause mat d an wer t I11· 5 que s f themse lves an O b ,· ?" qe th · "Are v\ e A 1ve. . \,Vh ought he . urely made a hit-tion , ·c1 "lf we are altvc we en fo. . ~Ir . 1Ioore sat , ·t to 1 ' ed_ t 11s photograph she pray- will ai'ways be on the a 1e1 ~;)~ 'Outpo ·ib ilitie, and to grasp_ ev~;·y \\'e And When h e call ," she wrote on it, 't that pre ents 1t e · gave it to her maid. portunt y
• r t o accompli h omething worth • I while. .. _ gain if we are a live , we will be 'op timists' and ' boo ters' .. Don't ' k d knock, but get t wor an unprove . . thing . •'1'he world 1s 111 chaos now_, _be - 1 _·au sc nation do not have Chr_1s_t 1_an - 1 ty as th e corner- tone of c1v1_1tza- I : ion . A n d the League of Nations, C . . 'd I Jn less it includes hrt t1a11 t ea , ' bl w' ll n o t olve the wor ld s pro ems. "Be indu triou ." Mr. ·Moore con: :uded, "our de tinie . lie, in a large inea ure \\'ithin our own power. It ts I t fate entire ly that contro I u.. ;;: our own wills help to determine [ 1 our future ." I
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PROCLAMATION By authority repos ed in me a Governor of Ohio, I hereby pro laim FRID Y. APRIL 4, 1919, A ARBOR A D BIRD DAY, respectfully urg ing tho e in charge of educational institu tions at that time to give atten tion to instruction, by pecial program . in the planting of tree s and their care and main te nance. lt i ugge - tcd that a lace in program be given to :he protection of bird life. That tree be planted as a memorial to our fa llen heroe would be in keeping with the spirit of the time . Hope is expre sed that every citizen of the state will aid in the ob ervation of thi day. In Te timony \ hereof, I have hereunto ub cribed my name and cau ed the reat seal of the tatc of Ohio to be affixed in the City of Columbus, this twentieth day of February, in the year of our Lord one thou and nine hundred and nineteen. Jame M. Cox, Governor. Harvey C. mith, Sec'y. of tate
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