1920 05 24 The Tan and Cardinal by Otterbein University

Guitner, Prof. Alma Sept. '20 \ . College

ar ina OHIO WINS IN }CHEMICALS AND BUGS SOON TO ORCHESTRA IS BASEBALL HERE I . " . BE REPLACED BY FAIR DAMSELS WELL RECEIVED

Tan and Cardinal Take Small End of 1 7 to 3 Score in Loosely Played Contest Saturday.

·1ry wa touched rather freely at ti111e and was put in several bad hol e by w o b b ly uppo r t.

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College O rchest ra and Columbus Violin Choir Give Concert ~efore t!n Appreci2tivc A u!!k nc ~-

T HE TAN AN D CARD INAL

Page Two Quizz and Q uill Due Soon. The Q uizz and Qu ill magazine is . t ers an d w1. 11 _rn t I1c I1an d s o f t I1e prm k . d I ma e its cco_n . annua appearance om c t1111 e w,t h m th e next co upl e -weeks. The magazine will contain the be t literary productions of th e year produced by the students.

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LOCALS ! r, . . . : I~ J. \V. Fausey entc.rta 111 ed , . his. fri end, : Ruby L''v eer o f Oh10 11 1vers1ty over I th e we e k-end . I

I Anderson, who part icipated

Harold in th e High School me et for kron Centra l at Columb us on at uu rday . I vi ite d friends at Otterbe in Satu rday. •Beau tiful corsage. and bouq uets for and Sunday. Mr. Ander on is a n a ll ~ommencement. R. M . J o h n o n, i ro und ath le te and w ill be a t ude nt ;:agent.-. dv. ! he re nex t year.

N ext Issue on T uesday. 1[a ry an d Bill a nce wer e vi ited by x t wee k' s iss ue o f th e Tan and their par en t s of Gree nvi ll e, Ohio , o n <Ca r din a l wi ll app ear on T uesday on · Su nday. Th ey were a cco mpanied by -account o f Monday be ing a lega l ho li- J Mi ss H e len K e ste r. ,day fo llowing D ecoration D ay oon W a d e F· au ey wa ca 11 e d h ome u d bunday. Th e printers, o f cou r e, d en ly on Monday mo rni ng by th e erve ho lidays, so we a re put in th e critical illn es of 1-iis fa ther. agreeabl e po itio n o f be(ng co mp elled Edna and Ilo D ellinge r ent ertain ed 'to d o th e ame. the ir mother, frs . M. . D elli nger o f Sophs Win in Tennis. tt ica, Oh io, on Sunday. T h e op homore wo n in tenni from F• r e d "vv' n•g h t o f D ayton v1s1t · · ed E . . · "the F r e h m en 111 the fir s t match o f th e C L . d _ . H d d f d . oom1s on a tur ay. mter- c1a sen es. ow~r e ea te ;when it has a Ove rh ea rd a t t he dorm- ' I Ju t ha te C rabb 6 to l 6 to I w hil e B Ju e too k Leffel aero s too, 6 to 1, 8 to 6. O ~ly th e ,ta s_te ~f o1_ive a1~d !'~1 so , g la d , I j y~u know that ,one et o f do ub les wa playe d, go mg I don t hk e e m ca use 1f I liked em I d j appeal to you o th ophs 6 to 3. hav e to eat ' em a nd I ju t hat e 'e m." :,_ . ·

Everybody Likes Dainty Things-Especially to Eat

Ba cillu T ubercul o i ( in Pro£. I Have yo u een Hoffma n's J o n tee l I hear' la b.)-" I hear yo u ha d a pa rty 1 an ity a . e ? T hey're rea l piffy .dY. la t nig h t. M any th ere?" j Ba cillu P rodigio u -" a w. no t , man y. O n ly abo ut 3,000,000,000." ·Honor M em ory of Emery Farver. · h fac ulty , 1id . t ud en ts of the ni Jam e awye r of Oh io o rth crn v er sit y r e cnt ly paid hi g h hon o r to d o_ff to v i i Marth a k in11 r Emery Farv r; died 111 the ser over at u rday and unday o n the way f vice of h i country in France in J a nu - to hi home at Circlev ille, Oh io. ary, 1919. n April 23rd a tree wa ecil on ley is th e t hi rd tudent to -planted on th un iver ity camp u m mory f Mr. Farver. la e were have an inj ured ankl th i pring. He i mi d and appropriate ce reinonie di located hi left ankle Monday after accompanied the ctting out of th noon at the j umping pit w hil pole tree. Mr. Farver graduated from t vaulting.

terbein with c lass of '14 and wa a Wi llet-" You mell raduatc st uden t and in tructor in bu h:' h niver ity of lllinoi after h fin,lorri on-"Wi h I that." he re. ·lapping o qu ito t in th •'Horro , .

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It- ough t to be in your h ome ever y day. Th e childr n ought to have a much of it a often a they want it.

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corge now D r bach of ircle- j . ville, h io, vi it d friend aro und I.. tterbein ov r the wr!ek-~nd. - - - -----------;-=-==~=-;--~..;:~;.~========= Dr• bach was formerly a membe r of !JUUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II!! the cla of '19.

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•t t h pir.it; 61 w re pr eut la t ,-;; Thur day even in g . a n in r a ( I v r th p r ce din g T hur day v n in g. T h conte t tand ab out ev n w ith two mo r . n.igh t to g . p n na nt w ill be awa rd ed th w inn er. ta ndi ng fo r Th ur day, iay 20. Memb r Pre ent Pct Town ............ 30 22 .73 IMatto u ...... IS 9 .60 .60 Bradford ...... 15 9 .50 Prie t ............ I 9 7 .36 16-19 Bi hop .. .... .... 19 Pace ............ IS S .33 1-3

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TTERBEI NHE D CARDINAL ~ANkly in the mteres • t b <rA ,.,.-.C.a W« · b Y the !isheed Otterbetn ISHI G

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Boost the " Y",-100 7,' this week ! WE'VE BEEN THINKIN '

A"'m week dc,w nm. fr • the fact' n»in lh,t Th,t Hmkk', poem, "G>thec Y< thom d,y to d, th 11 on>"" '"' "''"~f pcepu,tioo ,nd . , ' ' " noth , p,;m ' " " fo, rnsebud, while yoo m,y'' might >pply

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3 r noun ce ments · ,g thick and fa t . • es re 5 co mu . •atur L "b ly can are PIannmg to nd t ie ~ig Week. Alumni .I 1 for plo II who a. h t>Y ·« th,< <hey w,I " w,t . strong. . E fcieod wn 1 u, d fo r all th1 . very one 0 r W<wan " 'stsg ;11 1 " ' , gmt I of <h, · rad f ho th I ,,8 • our mid t o r e ga a o us •·ole s1on · u t what about hth e recep-? "" will " "'"' 0 whrn , ,y com,. th 1ioo <h•Y b ,oy ,gaoi,ed ,ffo« to k \Viii ere re I that th ey r eally mean 111a ·e . t us and to the c oo . them ec h !? th s methmg b: ,b l, 10 took confidently

ouWrpre eocc ere, . to violets, which come walking into e are here how ever, to acqu1r W . . b h daily . attribute . . esterv1 e m great unc es · ce rtain of character and 1t 11 . i only by the acqui ition of th e th3t That it was "tres amusant" to hsee o<« college edos,tiou io tified. <ho gid, sc,mpe, md com up ' '_" . th, d , d,ttdhot, h d opon hmU>g <h,t • h,< w,s m With ,11 ,c- he,ds quamte an any attempt to renum r- t e orm.

\ ill ey C ,i,, enccmen t joy withdlO oo orry1ng d foutrwar . f0 abthe out week lceping accomw_ ? That c-

e sterville, Ohio if we cannot feel we have attempted That our shrubbery 1s begmmng to Bell PhoneW190 • • .. . • . b " (" . .t, . exe rt d out ma. ·11uum our b fEo rt work a transformat.:on m t e e ~ - - -Citizen - -- - - -llO Phone 111 attam1ng concentratton, 111tt1at1ve, campus. O

mod,i,oo ' M»>y of 1h, , lomoi, peod o; ,'.~ 1womc " , hesi<,te <o pl,n 011 t he occa0 both because th ey 1 . for me f iend living herehave on 10 th "o « •'"' '. impose fo, <he k5 whom ey wt, ,men<. P,s< ycm

frieod hip o, ,ny oth , o,., of , Th,< T,ytors Woods, s ;g W,Inot, <hoo >nd pdc,I, s gain from • col- M,ugec House ,nd Alum Cceek m I d I legeo education. we w 10 are un ere as men doing a rush.'ng business of late. ........

wee . ent er aut even th e hearty ho lhav e pr oven t ,a t nspeople will no t be )itality ourmee owt rooming demand , . of I lo 0 ;offi'"" · d pl,o of , tioo ;s " ' '" ' " '

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1 carried out. h ss urance f rom ti e adWe ha~ e t e ha t a faculty-student min;s<nhoo '11 a b, ,ppoin<ed vccy committee wt this ituation. It now .. 1 of boon to liand le duty andhis _ pnvff1ebge ecomes ther to show stu Y coevery boo . teReport ex tra rooms that operaung. 1 e to this co mO

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" ' them wo old be· ope,ftooo d b .k n o a entor gaze ac up 11 th f e four Iyeard o d 0011 th to be f a book ocem , o , , ,n , cc t o o ><· ,i,w th, my;og oombec of y " pent here, it i ad if we ca1111ot fe e l that our ttm e pent ha een mi• b • oently wocthwhH,. It ; 1,m "'•bl,

Th,i ,n occuion,1 college singd · strengthens our yc ung voices an binds us closer together. . Id . sing Th,t. < htcmy woe ;s ,:, to th much m i:iot havmg op~or un 1 . read the Freshman English pub cations. . . . 11

Corner St.a te and Main Sts . Does Cleaning and Pressing on Short Notice.

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hoold .,k, b.,d, it we hm behind Th, St,ng Isn't Oocsl os ,oy ceg,ets, fo,get them ,od <omL, < c,11 fo, the ibyll Tho ' tHI mg o ur face the oth er way, re o Ive l having copies . . wa 1t1ng . . for t h em s hould to triv e o to conduct our e Ives t h at call at iby l office at once as rem ain · ' on our day of graduation we can ay ing copie , ill be put on ale oon. "A <h>t w, ha« pot fo,<h ooc be t lo Bo in, Mmgec Shot, s,ys, "M,kc College Wonh White." whole bloom;n• smeu of folk " ' - J. G. H. ' onna' be out-o'-luck if they h" don t hake a leg and g ra b off the e t i~g I --------The Hono, System. befoce we blow lap . om <he ny HOME DRESSED A subject that ha ~ecn. di cu ed office·•. Get that, o ld1er ? pro and coo for ome bme 111 the column of our variou college publica. The brai n j a g reen hou e for eed tions . i the Honor y tem in examiMAKE GOOD EATS nation . thoughts-not a mau o leum for dead idea .-As oc. Men. With emester exam on ly a few - - - -------:-kl Bell 46-W. Both Phones . again . comes Boost the " Y",-100 % this wee . week hence this que hon Citizen 92

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CALENDAR TOILET ARTICLES-Face P o wders, Toilet May 25Waters, California Perfumes, V an ity Boxes, /c::;,--.._ :~ j 3:30-Interclass track meet. Flesh Brushes, Etc. 11. ...-....,...~ . \ I Wednesday, May 26' I ~. .\Vester\'ille High School en10r Eastman Kodaks and S upplies of all kinds. Phy, College Chapel. FILMS DE V EL OP E D AND PRINTED F riday, May 280 __0,, ' Tennis meet with Denison at GranUP-T O -D ATE P HARMACY ville. OPTICAL DEP ARTM E NT 'OS . The Reverend \Villiam E. \Vard . 1Saturday, May 29Eyes Examined Free, Eye Glasses and S p ectacles of all styles. pastor of the Coburn Street United j Track meet at St. 1[ary's. Dayton. , Satisfaction Guaranteed . . · . Wednesday, June 2Bre thr e n church oi Toledo, Oh10, has · R eci·tal, 8 :OO p. m.- G ra d uatmg . just been elected president of th e To- I School of :Xlusic. :-.,fiss Eubanks. ri al l : nion. Mr. \ Nard is . . C . ledo '[iniste ·' . , pianoforte: 1fi,s low. voice. having a very successful pastorate lll IF 'd J 4n ay, un e . . T 0 I do His church was one of the e 111 . · I h Baseball with h .enyon at Gambier. I ll lll ll llll l l l lllllllllllllll l lll l llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll l l llllllll l lllllllllllllllllllllllllll first · · · • Lucas county to r eacC 1 t he I 8 ..00 p. m.- 1,,eci·ra I o f 'f ,,, au d e Tl r ana- : q uota 111 the recent Int er- hurc watspupis, ,1 S ClOO · _-: 1, l\'IUSic. :1 1 O f ,, 1 \\' orld campaign for fu nd s. Satur day, J une 5'08 . .At the recent meeting of the Baseball with Goodyear at Akron. Central Ohio School Masters' Club W ednesday, June 9Professor Raymond D. Bennett of Graduating Recital. School of '.\lusic. Westerville, Ohio, was elected presi Miss · Eubanks. voice: '.\11 iss Sellman. : dent for the ensuing year. Professor pianoforte. ; Bennett is a member of the faculty of Saturday, J une 12I= 22 North High Street the college of educa tion of Ohio State Baseball w ith Capital, at \\' ester- : U niv e r sity. ,·ille. ,C b oh· Tenn is meet with Capital at \\'cs ter- 1: O Um US, lO _ '03. At a special service held yester ville at 10:00 a. m . 1§ : day at th e ~lills :\le-morial church in Lancaster, Ohio. where the Reverend Sw eet Peas, Fancy Roses, V iolets and : Zoology Ciass Picnic. \Vallin E. Riebel is pastor, the mort many postponements l'rofes- 1 Corsages a Sp,ec1·a1ty. gage on the church was burned. This sorAfter Shea r's Zoology cla ss \Vas finally I: is Mr. Riebel's first year in Lancaster pri\'ileged to make a trip to the Olenand he is meeting with exce ll ent suc tangy River in the in terest of bird ~ A nice line of Flowers for commencement. cess there as this service testifies. s tud y. The class is very fortunate in : , ~

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having a member who has the privi- : nd lcge of us ing a very sple id cabin, § locat ed in onr of the finest spots for § camp in g, p icn icking and nature study _ that the s urr ounciing country affords . 7012 The rain did not dampen the spirits of the zealous st ud ents and they all fe lt ~ell repaid by the rar e s1Secimens of birds that they ~ere able to st udy under the direct10n of Professor Shear. After the two hour s' tramp and bird st ud y was ovrr. all returned : to the cabin where a f-ire had been '06. Dr. \Villiam A. Weber of Day- built in the big fire place and proceded § ton, Ohio, will deliver the annua l ad to get their supper in the se If serve Ill 1111111111111111! 11111111111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111 II IIII IIIIII Ill llllllllll dre before the Christ ian Associa style. The menu consisted of roast tions at York College, York. Nebras weiners. buns. pickles. marshmallows II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II 111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111 ll!! ka, next Sunday, a a part of the exer and good, cold spring water. cise of Commencement week: . The class is indebted· to Miss Kittle ' 77 . Dr. Edwin L. Shuey o f Dayton f r the use of the grounds and cabin, 0hio, was in \,Ve . terville la st Thurs to Professor h ear for promoting the day for an important meeting of th e trip and to th e members of th e class Your Photo is the only thing your friends executive comm ittee of the college. who furnished the transportation and Dr. hu ey i presid ent of the board made arrangements for the eats. -:: Most all expre secl a desire to go O ne dozen Photo s m ake 12 appreciated presents. of tru te es of Otterbein. again. Have th e best '1~. Mi ·s Helen Converse of Cincinnati. Ohio, was a g ue t at the hom e Y. M . C. A. E njoys Excellen t M eeting. R. W . SC HE AR, O t terbe in Representative of her grandmother, Mr . C. P. Lan We h·ad another p lendid meeting at : don, on South tate treet, last week. Y . M. C. A. Thursday night. F. L. : TH E OLD RELIABLE '19. George L. Glauner, who has be~n office secreta~y of the Young Men's Christian As ociation at C leve land, O. since last September, wilt leave that work, Jun e first to enter upon the st udy of law in Washington D. C, ' 12. Mrs. Carl O . Smith (Myrt le Sa ul ) of Germantown. Ohio, was in vVesterville last Friday renewing old acquaintances. he is expec ting to attend the s u mmer sess ion of th e t: niversity of Virgin ia next summ er.

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'17. The littl e daughter born last Robert gave a very fine dis cussion Tue day to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie A. on the subj ect, "I Believe in God." In the first place we believe in the Merrill of :--,Cas illon, Ohio, has been existen ce of a God, but a great many named Esther Marie. of us fail to connect thi up with any'10. amuel J. Kiehl, inS t ructor for thing that we hav e. in our minds. And a tin1e at Otterbe in and later at Ohio then we believe in the personal power late and now at Columbia taking of Goel. This is a duty of all Chrishis Ph. D., has ac~epted a profes or- tian . In the th ird place we hould ship there for n xt year. beli eve ,n God's plan for red emption. ' 17. Elmo Lingrel, former Otterbein Believing all these things it i then football tar and athlete made good our d uty to do everything we can to also as coach during the past season adv!lnce his kingdom. One of the by coaching his Walla Walla, Wa h- greatest conceptions man can get is ington high school basket ball team that God i a Father and that he will to the North West championship. treat us as s uch.

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