1919 10 06 The Tan and Cardinal by Otterbein University

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PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF OTTERBEDJ COLLEGE WESTERVILLE, OHIO, OCTOBER 6, 1919.

VOL. 3.

No. 3.

SECOND TEAM I R~JPONSE Is ENCOURAGING I Y. w. c . A. s~cRETARY TALKS lsoPHOMORES · WINS GAME Alumni Send in Subscriptions to Tan , M ::;s Klent Urges Students to Send I . GAIN VICTQRY

I \ and Ca?:-dinal at rate of Six Delq!n!es to Internat:onal Conto Ten Daily. vention of Students. Freshmen F;nally D efeated by Soph o Season's First Victory When Deaf more 's After H ard Fought Con Mute s Are Defeated by ~liss Mary Tinstman, circulation Miss Frieda Kl enk, s tu dent Y. 'vV. test, on Scrap Day. Second Team, 14 to 8. manager of this paper, reports that C. A. ecr etary, again v isited Otter the alumni have re ponded in a most bein the latter part of la t w e.!k. SCRUBS SH O W ABILITY co mmendable way to the si x hund re d Mi ss Klenk says that she feel s she is TUG-OF-WAR IS HARD FI GHT le tt ers sent out soliciting sub scrip- w ell a cq uainted with Otterbein fo lk s, Forward Passes and Long End Runs tion to the Tan and Cardina l. On and that a visit he re, m ea ns a Yisil Facult y , Student Bod y and Towns peop le Turn Out to See ClaEs Feature in Game-Otterbein the fir t day that return ma il came in with o ld friends . ertain it is, that Sup remacy Decided. Successful in Line Plunging. there were ten paid subscription and those of u who made her acquainln a hard fought game Saturday, since that time of ten days ago they tance last year, loo k fo rward with Freshie Rah! Soph Rah! Rah! the Otterbein second tea m distin- have come at the rate of six to eight pleasure to her visits now. Rah! for everybody and everything! gui h ed th e mse lves by a victory over and even ten daily. Although a great Her ch ief purpose in coming at People co:ning, pe op le going-run the Deaf Mutes from Columbu by a many alumni have already sent in thi s time, was to present to the stu- n :ng here , runn:ng th e re-the "hurly core of 14 to 8. th e ir dollar and a half for th e y ear, dent body the big International on- burly·• and a regular mob. Long end runs and succe ·sful pa s there ar e qu ite a numb e r to be heard vention of Student which will me:!t That o- i,·e only a fa.int idea of the iug were the features of the game. - from yet. in Decembe r at Des Moin es. John appe,irance of the Ath le tic Field la t Fi her and Brown s tarred for the Wi th every st udent a 11d faculty R. Mott wi ll be at the head of this Wedne day mornin o- when•the Soph '·D ummi es'', their end runs bringing member a s ub sc rib e r and with a large gathering. which will consist of Fresh Scrap Day opened. A li tt!e numb e r of alumni in addition it i ccr- se Yen or e1g · t1t t h ousan d d e 1egatcs; most of their gains. tain that th is year's mailing list wi ll d I·t · t · t I ti b' r---------------~ Otterbein's back field worked csan ts ce r am 0 Je ie igg~<;t exceed that of any former year. · t· I 1 pecially well. Cut le r at left half eve nt 111 t 11s sc 100 yeor. s ho wed real footba ll ability hi lin e ·~\ few loca l subs cription . arc not After ome preliminary conferpaid up to date but th ey wi ll be col'[ . Kl k d l . ' plunging and runs on forward passe s . cnc e , .v 1ss en pre ente t 1e I lected 111 the near future . · · . . . netting large gain for the "scrubs" matter at chapel on Fnday mornm ·{, l . d 1,· : Alum111, you have not mailed the ,., .. ery fo:-c fu l way, . tterbcin , .. , r r 1 1 . a q-ua tc • Paye usual 6lank, properly filled in together with · · · con 1stent game. His work in pass. f h 1s entitled to send three, or po s1bly . t 11e price or t e year, do so at once. f 111g wa especia ll y noticeable. Han_ ________ our, student delegates and one cock, right-half, to re through the y W C A G. T . Faculty representative. repr -!- L-~.::::::~!:E.=<.:a£::i~~a!.:!:;e!!~....:...-.;;.:..._J "D umm 1.es ,, 1.me agam . an d aga 111 . , an d , . . . . tr 1sT . ake a Umque sen t a t·1ve s t u d en t com1n1'tt"' r-e on in the third quarter by running back np to Eaglesmere". "'vVays and Means'' will be appointed past ten o·c lock arrangements wc-e 1 an intercepted forward pass he made' Tuesday night was the tir.ie and 0011; and with every st ud ent back- fi nally completed and e,·erything was th e longe t run of the game. Loomis, th e c hapel the ce.ie of a Yery uni 1 1ue ino- the propo 1t10n, we are sure of in read in e s for the fir t e,·ent, th e r ela y race. at fu ll back also did much to we ll Y. \V. C. A. meeting of which the ending a full de legation. the home te,am's sco re. ubject wa "Eaglesmere.·1 The Mignery and Ranck are Captain<;. Co llier, rig h t end, played excell ent- seven girl who were privileged to Girls Have Relay Race. Captain Mignery marshalled th e ly. He lost his head on one occa ion, attei1 d th e laS t Eagle mere conferThe girls, too. had to decide Who's- force of the Sophom or e , while however, and slugged Fisher, which ence in June, acted out four shoi't \Vh o so decided the question by a r eaptain Ranck comma nd ed the put him out of th e game. ketches, which viv idly portrayed th e lay race. Onlookers found the run Freshman runner . The distance was Ook alld Tl·ot1tn1a11 were botl1 ·111- th rill a nd in piration which eve r yo n e exc1t 111 g. · Th e F re I1111a11 g ·ir 1 provecI -9 00 yar ds , a goo di Y s t re t c h f o r m e n at Eagl mere. The t h e1r · mett 1e b y wmnmg · · · t ram111g, · · b u t t h e parttc1pa · · r. ,s J·ured o IJadly tl1 cy were 1·et1'red to expe ri ences over t h e no t 111 Eagle mere o-irl were: Edit h Bing- S op h omore , am1'd I1outs o f encour- d'd · . the l·de -li·,1 e. 1 we II . E xc1tement ran l11gh along ham, Josephin e Foor, Helen Keller, agement from th eir re pectivc clas c . the ide lin e . As the racer sr,cc! Line-up. M arve l Sebert, Gladys Howard, The participants were: Fre shmen- up and down the fie ld the on looker5 O tterbein Deaf Mutes Esther Harley and Edna Hooper. · C ope land, Alice Mayne, (C ontm · ued on page fiv e.) J'IIarJOrie Cook C. Schrieniff The fir t cene tep re ented the hi- A lice 'vVe inbrenner, \Vra y Richardson. Hitt L. G. ut ton lariou trip up the mountain in the ophomore -A lice Hunter, J o ephine A. R. Shaw Visits Otterbe:n Troutnian R. G. Neff littl e narrow gauge railway coach. Alber.t, Mildred hull, La Vaugh Conway L. T. Terry \ Vith the aid of the very trong im- Leatherman. In Interest of I. P. A. Adam R. T. Bui t agination of t he audience each scene On Thur day. Prof. A. R. haw. of Freeze L. E. Fis h er appc.ared real to them. h icago, wa with u in the intere "t Y. M. C. A . Raise Funds. R. E. Stettler Co llier ?\ext occurred a night cene in of the Inter- o ll eg:ate Proh ibiti on Monday morning the prout Q. B. Brown the Raymond Hote l, when li ghts A ociation . He gave u a very in period wa turned over to the Y. · Hancock L.H. Ho singer wer e uppo ed to be out and the te re tin g and enthu - ia tic talk in . A. The ob ject of the me e ting wa Cutter R. H. H ill corridor quiet. .\ sma ll ene1·getic chapel. During th e day he met and Loomi F. B. Hubay bell -hop appeared, clangin g his !:\,ell to raise the annual budget of $600 . talked with severa l of the fellows. Profe s or chear opened with ap Touchdown : Loomis I, Co lli er 1, and making vigorou attempt at propriate remark , then ca ll ed for After Y. ).,f. C. A. Thur. day night an tottle 1. Goal from touc hdown : qu ie ting the hall . s ub scription . Within twenty min organization wa completed in which Collier 2. ub titutions-: Otterbein, The third was an Eagle mere Lake ute the amou10t wa over ub cribed. L. A. Hert wa e lected president, J. R. Yan 11a on for Troutman, Schreck for cene. canoe wayed idly in the Love, vice president: J . L. Appelt, Fr cze, Rife for Hitt, Freeze for oi- waves on the chape l platform whi le in piration of Eagle mere wa re secretary, and A. \V. E lliott, trea urer. lier, Hitt for Rife, avanaugh the me rry occupant ·chattered and ceived. Helen Keller, taking the Quite a few fe ll ow igned blank for Cook. Referee-\ Vatts. a ng th eir old Otterbein song , which part of Mi s Thoburn, who was Co n memb er in the I. P. A . .T h ur day echoed back and forth on the quiet ference leader, led the en- ice. The night. The purpo e of the organ iza F red hupe-"I'm a elf-made evening waters. meeting clo ed with ilent prayer and ti o n i to help in every way po ible man." The fou rt h and la t repre ented a a chord from the piano after the to defeat th e wets in t h e coming No Cha rli e Fox-"You quit work too ch apel ervice in · th e large, open-air fa hion of the Eagle mere chapel vember e lect :on and to prom ulgate soon." t he prohibition intere ts in general. auditorium, where the r eal thrill and se r vice .

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I PHILALETHEA ENTERTAINS . LOCALS liot t Speaks at Y . M. · · . -~ ' One Hundred and Twenty Girls E,1.T_a a c n1er e v, ar , ·· th I " . d of Bo 1ing - -Old MAen Our .. Y"And meeGives t in gs co nt inu e Advice·· Mrs. Hanby Jone s_ o pens Home to joy Unique Program at Helen Grten, O ., pent t J e we ek - end ~,, · to grow Members and Alumnae of Keller's Home. vV cs terville fri e nds. 1 · in inter es t and atten an · ., r ·d M Hanby H e d ce Tho<Sd,y Cleio,h«oa. On Wednesday m nin g th e new Pcof. and M<S. S ch m. M<S. ,Selli• . ht '1 EIEott s po ke o " I" On last F,id,y night, ' "· hom e of Helen Ke llee on West o m e '-oble nml stndmts ol ,c,cnc ' Brother." . I ·1d \ Street, was the scene off a de li ghtful l and o tl er interested in th euuuSual d a nig ' · J ones opened h er lovtly ho me on (la , po kc of th e mflnrnce Bm,dway stceet to th e mem " ' •• ... puty, th e , n nn,l gat h «i ng of Phil,. pecimen M,. E ll iott lonnd thm co m pcise 1 nd th il y txerting ove r thod Oe alumn ae of Cleiorhetea, .!i, = leth eans in honor of the new gir· b . . party wh ich went t o Fulton Satur a we wer e hoot The f a· 1 · d .,,d how we o ogh< to goe ts, th e1 new g" s ,n sc · About ooe hondced wd twenty g,. s day aftern oo n. Th e ho"" o aroun u · t fo r . 11 r · g ro o m and sun · I · 1 / · 1 d two b , to mak e o ne 1.m co nn cm pl>on '" , ,,-n . , wm pcesent to en Joy t " nn,q., , , mammoth whi ch wee, nnoatt ,c 11 ga ve u s some examp 11 les f 1mos 0the o ur est • kHe parlor were taste fully deco ra ted ~ vit n en tertainm ent which had been p lan week ago at th a t place a1·e now on d d h d d !"ghts fhe · · h 1 d- fa ll flower an s a e d 1 b · Ed·t . h ned by the comm ittee m c arg ~. e x 1. ).1t.1on . 1 10w a 1· d word. a hearty an k fri endly s lap on the back " guests wm welcome Y - ' Altec mml elem tnnt had be,n . .ff d f Mid· 11 1 s 1a e. ah 11 means of creating deep Bin a ham Mr . E. M. Hu rs h, Mrs. pulled off in which everyone pa rti ci- ) Mr. and Mr . Ca rl G1 orl o ents 1 been · d "' inger ' Mrs. H an I)y Jo 1e ' Mrs· pated a short program was g iven . d i e,'c w 11 , O ·, are ,· isitin g t .e parJes se 1 lr Elliott a l o1 a dvise li pp . d tI .e 1 ' Mr s · F ay ' Byers played a piano fnen s . tp · o ur se·lves up wit · 1 a 11 the Burtner Mrs. ' E_ar I e H 0 pk·n · f t h e fo r 11 er , Mr · a nd Mrs so lo. I G"tf Ch 1 . u to me 1) ' M. H cl . • organiza ti ons aTound sc hoo · ch ea r Mrs. M cCloy, iss ana- H e len Kelle r ga ve an ente rtain ing O o r · 1 rt t1an · , ' h 0 tood in . . p .. ne I d Tl m eet: ng was then thr ow n open wait and Mr • Altman. w read ing and :'.\Tell1e Mile sang two The M i se Helen and au.t ed the cmi,i;;g line.h an "qu,,, e , few of th e m,,,k expce . d t eatt were as- 1"""i · ite · o" g with bee · nsnal M kill L I Da;,ghecty who ' " ' cect;; tl·1y1 mo,·ed Pa thei, ,p,eciatio" of the "' ' As soo;; • · t ' gnes . and beaohfnl tone colo nn g. , . . to Col"mh s from A,Hm c, ' ·• me;;t ','hey bad cmi,ed ,nd of the sembled, the following . delightful A. Wei;;la nd, • n ''"mn, of Pb,1,. spe,,t mcc, I days the past week 0 fri,,.dly spicit that pcmils h m . p,ogcam was g i, en, _P"" solo, lethe,, gm a n in tem ting ta lk i, . w it h fri,,,d of 11·, tmill e H«·

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i-iazel Denhoff; reading, arr te which he to ld omethi ng of the his- ' Daugherty Miles; , ocal solo, Adci,_ Mayhugh ; tocy and the standacd of thi the pa to,.

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explaining the lawa I p1arod~ 1-1t~berD spet nt the \\·eek-end .\ professor was S .d he "vVhen ti rs. ar~:a~:~k~~h~r:1\o:\o~~~k~r1~?• . M E I ~ tst~rtin: ociety to be orga niz ed :n t R~mey I I of compensation. at . ' - a lway Hanawalt; Yiolin group, r · ar Delicious refre hment planned i11) a its ome ay on .. . 11 · 1d hi hearing t I I f D t J O' 1 111 pmo" " '" , Hopki,,s. the colo" o f Phil, ethea, cose and Mc . H. L. \\ eight o ,,. o, · · moce ,_,,joyed by wm all ; wfhitite, efi·:ening. tting ly dima,ed lhe "'"" II spent unday w ith her _on Robert: · a \\' cst--e ofte cl "' membec Hopkins numbers 1 t 111s n t ,wticed I Ewy I '·F • t at• .facnte." man ha J'vone s I1or 1~• noltn Her 0 1 leg the I an iv,rs. . . e .\11 Elliot spent the week-enc a , ,. , ,, we especi,lly c mmmg. .; The he"se w, bca"til"lly deco- home in Ga ll oway otbec is ,iw,ys longec. I "i"g pmo,,,lity and m,n·dons sk,I, cated with , P<olnsio" of , tee, ' "" D. I B B•· iate editor 111 tl1e , ,·10 11·n took the girl by .. • . . 1. . . . . ane , as oc . · h Cl b "I hear 1 1 1 that ~ o ccis ll is "mdmg gas stocm, .,,d she cc ponded ag,rn Wethe tmille. Hmd at Gcabi B>s op - . w, · "' d coloci " " "ng. " n-y '" ' spl,,,d,d '"1""'n 'I of ··Tele cope· pe,,t Sunday '"

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meter ." .. , again to encoc · · Th, p,ny alw,y one of 1, A l El liott. C hief J e tc r-_Thatr~ r\t the close of_t~e form~! prog~aml , the pret ti e t and most en joyable Dr. Shupe edito r of th e ' \\ -~~y: , "icc job. f soppose he "" mete , <he goes! pa,t,c,pated m • · lott ' I oci,I c,•,nts of the yea ,, P<o.ed .,.,,, wo,d" motoced thcongh from in " th e cellar. cu lmin ated cha 111 thcle preHerb" 1leyers te 11 Us that he's I contest ei1rationwhich , of some clever rade • cl m or e ent erta inin g than former one . . ton with a party of frien d .

bl growing cc for our e1 ve 1·11 a few a mou tache. \V e' ll all be a e to weeks. tu b wittici m)(Ano th fer I Bi hop P r acher ?" "Is vo ur at 1er a ot tiy more.'" . '·\Vl1at' he doing now, making a

. t Y two course buffe t unc 1 a d a111 The dinin g room wa opene l,· an! llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllg se r ved to about one hun~red ant1 : si··xty gue t . Table deco rati onsJ conI isted of Op h elia_ ro e and a o,·e Y j § ilv er coffe e ernce. ,: ,-\ t a late hour, th e gue ts de_p ar ted . 1 :: with ma ny exp r ess ion of delight t_o

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A student of o ld Otterbein Lay dying in Cochran Ha ll ; :\n d a her breath came h ort and fa · he uttered low a call.

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Tell her I'm canning· poet ry Within th e golden ga te. Tc11 her th a t l'n1 tr ul y hoping,

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Si ll y a it oft n eem ' O h Dean ;,f cFadden ! ome t me I' ll find some ne here who kn~w ., nd bathe my fevered brow. For though I've been a dreadftll ca ·e How to sca n "Jackdaw of Rhetm : ~ly repo se wou ld not be peaceful, You mu t forgive me now. It wou ld lack weet harmo ny, And as I 'm growing ve ry weak , If no mu s ic oft were ch anted Oh p lea e to me draw n ea r ; The word I am ab~ut to ~pea k Tel ).Ii ssso Brown to G. pa int my P?rtra1t, By lProfe r G. G. . -== I'm anxiou . you shall hear.

n1e new !-Iallowe en ticker_ are in. t 1. cl l ])} o, .au umn nn , an 1err oad ea wi ona good Ia·rgena1)hipmen t onotthe ll be '-" abunda nce of time for the re,...-ular holiday :::

I've a m e age T will give Y?U, For the e many friends of m 1~1e. Who he lped to hap~ my de s tiny 1n dea r old tterbem.

event • t· 11 atch fo r them. l 1. e l 1ave caleb<lula , a ter , nape ragon in fyar d.J hy anthemum \ ill be in latter

. t o f all ee Dr. ander F 1rs , b' T ell him that no more I 11 . e, Happily gazing ? ut th e window, Dreaming in l'htl sophy. Take to Dr. J one my Bible, how to him it covers w~rn, T urn to J o ·hua and to Dame!, how him ther e it page torn . Have M rs. Ob ie, prcciou fri e nd, To make a hroud for me. And hem it with the late t hem A neat as neat can b . If Dr. herri ck then you About fifteen till e ight,

And hang to it 011 wall, , A a to t ribute th ethe memory f my work in Lambert Hall.

There' ln tho se anoth dear eor,ld noto llat egeacher, clays,

With whom f ' "" ' ' c,mpn t<y In lleve ry minute Te him that to phase. the bridge again

With him I ne'« shall stcoll, Nor root m at Delaware When he for ha hikicked the goa l.

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;'.'h ·:: :::'roi1;'gi;; f:';, , nty, Waiting yet in Cochran Hall. Tell t thit'e re t l ' Im soon growing weary, Th clear wi ll be, the ,,,sw« to life's pmblems 1Iay be written " QED · . · ·" ,

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Conspicuous By Abs~nce. M uch has been sa id reguding the use of tobacco and the effect that 31 W . College Ave. army life had upon men who prev i Westerville, Ohio o us to th eir induction into service did not u e it in any form . Many were B ell P hone 190 Citizen Phone 110 disc ha rged as cigarette fiends and many more became frequent u ers of the "we e d" in one form or another. We can not refute these tatemcnts fo r they are true in ome places. But we know condition at Otte rb ein and here such is not the case. Of course these ar e some who use tobacco but they are s ur prisingly in the minority thi s school yea r.

C. W. Stoughton, M. D.

G. W . Henderson, M. D.

STAFF Editor-in-Chief .. Ramey H . Huber, ' 20 Hours by Appointment A ssistant Editor ·········· L. E. Pace, ' 21 Con tributing EditorsEs th er Harley, '21 Corner State Plum Sts. Edith Bingham , '20 Busine ss Manager .. Carl L . Smith, '20 A sistant B usine s ManagerG. H. Mayhugh, M. D. C. C. Conley, '22 Severa l new st ud e nts who have Circulation Mgr. .. Mary Tins tman, '20 East College Ave. Assistant Cir culati o n Managercome fr o:n o th er Ohio co lleges and Phones Marvel Sebert, '21 also from ot her United Breth ren in Local Editor·············· H aze l Payne, ' 21 stit uti on s have commented to us on Citizen 26 Bell 84-R Alumna! Editor .. P r of. k. Guitner, '97 . Exc hang e Editor. Mary Ballenger, '20 the ab enc e of the cigarette on the Literary Editor, J. Gordon H owa rd.'22 1st ree t and in stud e nt rooms. One Address all comm uni cations to Th e .11an purpo sed ly watched for ten day Otte rb e in Tan and ard ina l, 20 \V. and did not see a single student with SPECIAL ~fain St.. \/1/e terville. Ohio. a c igarette anywhere about WesterSub criptio n P ri ce, $ I.SO Per Year, ville. On the fo urth day of the in A fi ne, fr es h line of Box Paper, Tabpayab le in advance. ves t igation so m eo ne was seen sm okE nt e red as second cla s matter ing o n th e foo t ba ll field but on inquiry lets a nd E nv elopes jus t in with a full Septem ber 25. 1917, at the postoffice he was fo und to be an a lu mn us. at "v,' esterv1· 11e ' O ., tii1d er act of • This • s ituation • • f or t I1e speaks well :March 3, 1879. , · f .. . 1 cla ss of men at Otterbein this year. !in:: of Toilet Articles at .A. cceptance or ma1 1lllg at pecia1I I • f rat e o f postage provided for in ec. mproper language I not .o ten 1 1103, Act o f Oct. 3, 19 17, authorized heard. In fact the type of men 1s ex DR. KEEFER'S April 7, 1919. cee dingly high. W ith no refl ect ion o n tho e of past year we wish to say j tha t Otterbein student life is making E DITORIAL · 1 a forward step. It is prepo te rou to RHODES&SONS "To be commended by t hose who pres um e that th e pre ent_ students are might blame without fear gives great :no ll ycodd les to o. Let 1t be under The College Avenue plea , ur e."-Agesilaus. s to o d that th e cigare tte i not in4i cat;ve o f trong character.

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"O ne foolish act may undo a rnan I • d M . . ., nJure en. and a timel y o ne m ake hi s fortune. b • f b h be ex-Gae li c. I 0 ~te r e m oot a 11 m en av e . I ::ept1on ally un fo rtunat e o far th1 1)'.ear in th e numb er o f injurie uf1 Valleys and Hills. , fered. Of co u rse th e early part of Doctor Charle s na ve ly a fter . ea<:I . . . 1the sea on, before the men hav e hardm g an appropriate scripture les r,0!1 1 ~ne d up , 1s • a 1way a b a d t·nn e f o r • made ome co mment on the valk ys · pra1ns . an d b ru1· es, so pro b a bl y t l1e and .hil ls of wish here to I worst 1s · · · ur• pas t . Th ose s u ff er111g . lifelogy · Wea little . further. 111J con • " t1uue hi s ana . . :e o f ar are R oger ( F a t) p owe II , Al I he be t view I always .from th~ EIJ:ott. J. L. Oppelt, Herb :Meye rs and top of th e hill, and the hi g her tJ, e L. Barnhardt. hill o r mountain the fa_rther an,! liner the \·iew. It is the difficulty , ,[ College O rchestra Rehearses. achie\·eme nt that make the ultimat e Otterbein Co llege Orche s tra 1 co nque t more satisfying. If one again holding practices. Last Mon walks up a sm all hi ll the reward i~ :lay night a good ly numb er of mu i fliffiffi. ffiffietaon shrd lu cmfwy bgkk cians wer e pr<: e nt and a few e lec ap t to be a ra ther o rdinary \·iew, but tio n were tri ed. everal fami liar if one labo rs up a long, steep climb. faces arc een in the orche tra and th e r ward i - one of mi les and mik s thes e will form a nucl eu around of sp lendid \'icw. The lo:1g ta k which to build a stro ng organziation . pron'. well v:orth whi le and fatigur Profc or Earle Ho1) kins, in tructis rewarded . r in tringed and band instrument , Th re are many peop le who are has charge of the orche tra th is year, a ti . lied with the v a 11 e y s-tl1c and hopes to work up to a recital later mooth, pica ant, easier way of !if'.!. in th e season. There is ti ll room for Th ey are sati fied-but, then, they good musi cian s and all that fee l quali ne\'er attain the he igh ts to r ealize fied hou ld try o ut. wh a t t hey have m issed. T he pe r son O tte r-bein Meets Denison. who gets the mos t out of li fe is not the one who stick to the sequc N xt aturday Otterbein meet tered Yalleys, b ut who charges the D e nis o n on th e gridiron at Granvil le. height ; lipping, perhap , in th e This will be one of the hard es t game . teep places and receiving many a o f th e sea son and the team will need tumble, but till plugging upward tin- upport. All that can, go, wa lk, ride til, at la t, the ummit i r eached. o r stea l your way. Thi week oach And, when the summit i reach ed . \,Vatts will put hi men through who is to be envied-the man whos~ gruelling practice and it i a big help life i limited in the valley or th e to have encouragement from the side man on the h ill , befo re wh o m th e lines. ome out and help keep up the the entire world tretches? pep.

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COCHRAN HALL Girls pending the week-end at home were Marjora Whisler, J oseph ine lbert, Phyllis Stuart, Estl~er Harley, Bernice Heeter, 13 lan che Wi lliamson, Louise Horne and Loi ,; Hu g hes.

Fay M. Bowman of Pioneer, Ohio, and Mi s Lola F . Moore of I(unkl e, Ohio, were married on the evening of September 9 by Bishop G. M. Mathews in Galion, Ohio. Mr. . Bow1nan was tran £erred at th e recent meeting of andusky Conference from th e pastorate at Pioneer to t~at at Mt. Zion . '18.

'1 5. Penro e M. Redd , who has been pastor of the nited Brethren churc h at East Palesti ne, Ohio, since last January , and Miss Gladys reeger of Bascom, Ohio, were married at high noon on W edne day, September 24, They went at once to Ea t Ea lestine, where the par onage was a lready furnished for them. Mr. Redd pent some time in the service of the Young Me11's Christian Association during the war, re<;eiving hi di scharge last December.

Mary Vance spent Saturday and unday with friends in o lu mbus.

'06, '06. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J . Lesh er (Henrietta Dupre) of Detroit, Michigan, have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Lesher's parents in 'Co lumbus, Ohio.

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The so und of uk es and s inging seve ral nights this week s how ed t hat pushes were in full swing. Tuesday night May Sellman and Mary Ballinger had an announcement pu h that is, they announced thems e lves to be the P~rkins twin s, Mix anll Dix.. A myst e rious package from \ Ve t Virginia Thursd.\y proved. t '06. Miss Mary . Baker arrived in be a box of eats for Lillie and Lera vV stervi lle ear ly last week for a vi sit Waters, which, several guests assisted with her parents, tvlr. -and Mr . W. 0. them to dispose of that night. FriBaker of West Co ll ege aven ue. Miss day evening Faith Seyfried and Baker ha been engaged in library He len B rhtolt showed their guests work in the General Reconstruction the be t fun of the w~ek, and p len ty Hospital on taten Island for the last of good ea ts. Gladys Howard and months, having gone into war work of "Benny,, Heeter served a two-course the merican Library Association a breakfast in their room at :30 Satyear ago. She wi ll remain in Wes urday morning, whi ch was pron uncterville a 111011 th before taking up cd very much mo-re enjoyable than a work in th e univ ersi ty branch of the even o'c lock breakfast ever could be! public library in Seattle, Washington. _evera l alumni visited during the race Brane of 'OS, '07. Professo r and Mrs. E. M. week, including Dayton and her cou in, Lana Chen y Hursh of A nderson, Indiana are g uests at the home of Professor L. A. of Hagerstown, Md., a lso Lenore Weinland. Mrs. Hursh gave a very Rayot, of Mt. Vernon, Merle Black, interesting talk on mis ·ion work and of Verona, l\'ettie Lee Roth, of o needs in Africa at the meeting of th e lumbus and Myrtle Winterhald of vVom an's Mi ionary ociety of th e Dayton. nited Brethren church last Thurs day.

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Ex '20. Fred D. Gray ha entered 'the chool of Law, Columbia University and his addres i 420 West 121 t t., pt. 35, New York City. ' 16. Fr cl \V. Keiser, who wa di charged from the army la t s pring, has re urn ed his work as director of music in Montana Wesleyan allege at Helena, Montana.

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SOPH OMORE CLASS GAINS V I CTORY (Co ntinu ed from page one.) cheered and shouted encou ra gement. At fi r s t, th e year lin gs appeared t .:> ha"e the edge on the second y ea ~ men, bu t slowly t he Sophs ate up We can furnish you with Name Cards, Printed the diffe rence and grad ually nos ed or Engraved. Prices on Application. ahead. Amid hoots and ye ll s th e ra;:e closed, the Sophs ahead by al Get Your Stationery Here. mo t half a lap. This defeat d:sap pointed the Fre shmen but by no Both Phones No. 4. means disheartened them. Th c y merely tightened their bel:s anrl [ ,·owed to do better the next tim e. Sophs are Outclassed in Tie-Up. ): ext o n the program was the ti -;: up. The first year warriors were <:aptained by Al Elliott, who instill ed th e necessary pep and enthusiasm. Roy Peden wa the guiding force ; ::. r the defender of th e Purp le and Pink. There they tood. rope in hand. , The Freshman blood thirsty for re Up-to-Date Pharmacy Yenge and each Soph eager to ha!1 6 another scalp to his be lt. At th~ Eastman's Kodaks and Photographic Supplies. word ··go" the tw o lines quic!,lv Films Developed and Printed at lowest prices. transformed into a melee ·of rolli:1g, kicking, ye lling humanity. The af SATISFACTi O N GUARANTEED fair was short li \'ed for the Fresh men were there with the good r:1i, OPTICAL DEPARTMENT time. The Soph fought like fiends, Eyes Examined Free, Eye Glasses and Spectacles all styles. hut to no a\'ai l, th e F r eshman Ind their goat, o th:.t ended it. OUR PRICES REAS O N A BLE GIVE US A CALL This clo ed th e morning prograni. Exci tement was intense as the corn I stood 1-1 and e,·erybody looked with = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = interest to the fina l e\'en t, the tu o--of- !!II II Ill II II Ill Ill I Ill II II Ill Ill II IIII II Ill Ill IIll Ill IIll II Ill II Ill II Ill I Ill II Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill IIll Ill Ill L! war which wa to take place ju ~t south of ..\ Iurn Creek Bridge. Tug-of-W ar Proves Keen Fight. Tweh·e thirty saw the road to the J ~ The a r iety tore welcome all reek crowded . To thi e,·en t th.! : Prof , their wive and the whole Otterbein tudent . tudent body turn ed out. The score wa fifty-fifty and clas upremacy e have a fine line of 111erchandi e that 1 ure ,va yet to be decided. . One thirty saw a new inch rope to plea e. Come in and look it over. § taut aero tne reek with twen ,y expectant hu ki es at each end. Bill _

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loo e. Th e ophs were on the jump now and the Fre hman came spla b ing and plunging through the water. The Sophomores had won and crap Day was_o_ v_·e_r_._ _ _ _ __ ( H er e's one that i o old it's good ). A gang of men were putting up a tel e phone pole. The pole fell accidently on several of th e men, one of whom call ed. "Go get the po tmaster." "What for?'! calle d another. '·To take the "post office", he re plied.

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