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PUBLI HED IN T _HE INTERE T OF OTTEL{BEI~ CO L.L EGE No. 17.

WESTER VILLE, O HIO, EEBRUARY 11, 1924.

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HEIDELBERG WIN

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CO URT CONTEST

evening in Twenty-four Hour By Faculty and Students in Memorial Friday Debate with Indiana Service Held Wednesday I Otterbein Takes Lead in First Half Central. 1924 Sib I . Y W ill Feature Autographed Morning. / But Fails to Score Consistently Photograph of President in Second Period. · · the chapel On thi coming Friday evcni11~. Calvin C oo I'd Wednesday morn111g. 111 . . 1 ge. Febrnary• th. Indiana entral U111F --• period, the facu lty and st ud 11 ~ of Ot- ver ity will meet Otterbein i11 the PO ROSKY PLAYS WELL · E. McGUIRE IS EDITOR terbein join ed 1·11 a n app rop ria te er- throes of a twenty-four hour debatt- I Athlctics Al . vice to pay homage. to th e late P re - j in the chape l, at :15 o'clock. There Heidelberg Wins Game in Second T o umru and ~dministration I ident Woodrow Wi l on. . Pre '.dent j will be no admi sion charge. Half . With Their Passwork and be Clippinger opened the serv ice wi th a This event is one of the most i "lA ccurate Shooting. y Featured m This ear's Annual. few introductory tribute _ to th e ~~ 11 portant in Otterb ein'. sch~d ul e . ince I H eidelberg came .. , in whose honor the erv1ce w-as. ben g it int roduce a new ri va l 111 the fi Id d up on I To-1,o r . f . s,1,,, a11 d co11~'ehruar . . v m~rn111g. \\.edne. d;iy. held. The Preside~t t 1,en ca 11 e . of debate. Th~ twenty- our hoi::- j quered la t a tu rday 11 ight 10 a 2ti-1., 10d h Y U, during the chape l p.'r- Dr Snavely who 111 a ma5t erly way I type of debate I new and unusu·il. count The high sch I • t e Juni r I . . . .d t w·1 t:. . ' • oo gym "a 1 - The que tion wi ll not he denmtel~• lroduc h as will formally 1n- paid tribute to the late Pre I e'.1 I thronged wit h Otterbein rooter . drive t e 1924 ibyl and launch t!-ie son. Dr. na,·ely' adclres I here ' announced until twenty-four hou r~ hopeful for a cleci i-ve win. -apt. In ub cription to the annua l. printed in full . I before the debate actually take. ~lact. 1.\ nclcr on. who i' s trong for giving Sibyl, ~hgeneral make-up of the 19:H "I had hoped that th functi n th at The purpo e uch a method I ~ ' the public what it wants, led off wit-h Which . e tall ha devi ed ,Yay , I am abo ut to perform might hav<' de_velop ~b ability of the tudent to a ba ket in the. fir t coi1ds of play. irnpro will make this hook a decided been performed by a nother. no'. oi think quickly. . . . _. :he core ont111ued mountin until Year ve;ent over annual of previou the ame hou ebold of politi al fa ith. The ~ffirmat1v team. rcma1111ng_ . it reached 5-0. Heidelberg th ti aw " cenj~ h~ 'I ook will contain a La rge ak it up a a ta k. h ·t home, I compos~d of th e fo l~owi ,g defeat stalking in it f ot tep and got ect1on d I do not t . I . men : F. E . McGuire. Le ter Mitchell. its team togeth r Wh th . . · an mor page ,,·ill t ay a few ,, ore , 111~ • er upon , bAe dcvoi ed to atb l • as a pn:11ege O be. a D. S. Howard and J0 (111 Flick. Tricolor quintet managed lo · eve n the "- feature th _et1c than heretofore. appr.opnat though they 1113)'. h The ne"'ative t am -will prohably h P core to 5 all. 1 add to the a tnbu,e • . ,. t o th memory of him. w O bcauty of that bwill greatly . mpo ed"' of the followmg men: I',. b . . Color P ook will be the fourh" If un reserv dly a a . ac- co I 1: iui.. otb t am (1ghtmg hard. and d J 1cr age t . gave 1m e . f Eby w . '\Voo . . c, nry. anc .. h T d . . . sectio · 11,a \nil hea d ea h :iwin . tb altar of hurnan1ty, or .f t a11 a n ard,nal ha"111g a s h h t . d b t • · 1.'h u. nlice upon e Hoover. Thi e a c \\ I 11 a 1. 1>e edg th half end <:I 10-!l . ( f e nio t t . the peace of the world . . t : the twenty-four hour type. the homee team otable. ~n tahv : iby1 . a tra hve part of flu: I I . that T 1111~, m e nr t of "r~1_ldl be tli autogra ph ed . " o ·word of ac u at1~1~ . h· t h. Profes or anford, in tructor .,, ' half wa the fact th at Poro ky •ot • , i ent cnt1CJ might rn t a i Public Peak'mg ~ 1d D b a te. at Ohio . oo 1·1dge. T hi. p1ctur ar. ay. and no ~~rpi.og · hurl , back bis hoot ing eye. making gall honor th ~olleg-e a at is not accorded to many bitt~re t _pobti_caL en~: the lighte t State nivesity wi ll be the JU<l for three of his ba k t in th early part Ju tly nnual and th e , . . ) 1 the home debate. of the game. again t him wi ll alte 1. 92 .. i_by_I is Proud o f lhi umque (Continued five. - -. - - 0 . Mandolin -- - - di tine____ onC page ____ t th beginning of t b tion. 0K 'I'b , Make To Orgamze BanJ~- N F -~-:9c ,. Tiffinit \\'i' h cl th e Pag p·1 Kappa Delta eys Class m ear uture. fi . . h h . A "oted e of the b ook will b dearance 011 Campus rst, g1vmg t em t e lead f<;> r th (Con.tinued on page three) cofe r . R "i!J to ix ma· . . . Their ppe I l QC ard annountni . appear in th l~ d1 v1 ion s. . ~bey P i Kap pa D elta key have at a in -------. e that be will organize a cla n1 tration, cl: orm of c _01 • .• ad- made their appea.ran e on the _ca mp~: ~anjo-m.i ndolin I ·on if th r Otterbein May Soon Organize a (Co nunued . e_,p oraa111zahon _. Wh1. e k ey .have· not fyeth arrived . ., 1 who de ire to prepar Gir ) tt rbcin tU<Lenr _ · ls' Varsity Debate Team 1 f tbe member o "'l - - 00 age two. e . b r · hip in that orche tra next tterb <lo"""., O C _ ___ a11 o weanng 1 mem ~ L b '""" Baile Ch )ter (our men a re now ar I:fe.retofore th e orc,Le tra La li'ollrth N~to Appear as th a\11 i~nia of the. national .honorai:y .a. numb r f it p)ay r~ through hav 1 Kappa For 't her of Lecture Course f . i ty T he P ' d ation and ther have. been very ke part in 0 d i fou th ore11s1c . . th ei r key gra u . I I d due to th ay, Feb r entertainm ot-. Thur - Delta men alread J wea nng E R f w men1ber to take thcir Pa ce t11re o ruary H th itizen ' L cE Myers. Vo/. . \Vood, . . . ca use they were i1ot prepared. P ro ing brought irarn ~r e offer. on of it be t pro- aHre . ;ud Don :Howard. . ccord111? f - r pe sard b Ii ve that by takin g titution . 00 er ll · lat1on van- e so db f · 111 th d Witt nbe illley, not e per on of Elwood T . to Pi K appa Delta regu a lis hed le on in Lli i cour e an y prac icmg am and wan ~r. l!ai) ed. Popular I tttr r. . ou degree and orders are e t ~ con- through the um.111et th . tudent woulil into the th ba 1· of the number o C11ioyab1 ey I a ,·ery . t t· -·' b II fitt d lo enter the lub at th ~ 111 ere 111.g a rw on e t' ipate e we \Vitt 11 ,. k.c hi nlan to hear b cau e he te t i11 hich a man pbar ic f de~ beginnin_g of , ne..xt year. The xpen e "Ile audie ~ f b · g a mem er O b d' ·ded that the cour · e iII h'of th etn. E nee . tCel .that . he i B y virtue of ein. years. v,nyer. , k y_ ou ld e t bivi a hard fop _ • for any ne. Pec1ally I thJ true bate team or 1\\ 0 . would 110 e · 1s le Carn cture • f Proficiency. a meet c.a Pus fo h given on a college •j , of the cl gree 0 the r e 1. . If b ~h aving a college man himina at Won pr·· • oratory and 1ze 111 i. c Whit had ABRAHAM LINCOLN , . " . e he wa in 1,' 11~t. °a1 tey h c h oo I. . D' cl Anril 15 l 65 lt ce frolll h' a a wealth of e.xperBorn Feb . 12, 1809.' -1 \er .-. ·1~ ni'e y. ' hufhble and unnew plan. . . . bscurity. nurtured 111 P0, d 0 ks wood man, raft man \lbe I\>Cllt tOw F1ch tO d raw his lecture . Born J\\ <? ned fr op1 borro\\ e ' 1f uffici nt i11t r . t i I,' er, he ranee during th war ain ly. education i;i~et~r. pre ident and marty\eale, t heigh t . Gav all or wa on the. part of the girl , Profes. or 'Itel( se"erat Y wounded and ga ed. clerk. la wyerd, lf~m the lowest dept_h to t~ngg in return . He lo m a Fritz will lake dir ct charg . dvance r , au c eXpccang no 1 0tn· are 'IVor1. ear h e wa. engaged 111 gii:1 ' t am. Placing both men' he had for Jreedon;al for ail time . f hiin i coo tantly ir h and tc a. nd ind"'· tud · . Ytng ocial. econgirl ' ams in the field will rank' g reat colq al _!1)0~1 heart the ~,emory o . Worku trial condition . a. In our grate£ toll iuto termty. . mains a acred h ntage o terb in with many of the tar 'nd red of tr he poke to everal green a the y~r he et a~d " ,hat he d1d - rh belong to the age ". cbool of th tate in th mat Tb examp,e more ,, nd 110wre H AI \VORTH. ha. abroad. B 0 t'.sand both at home o ur great nation forever . TH0~1. .. 'I tbr Ill.ad, . e ide the e lecture he 0 11 1th the ev_eraL lecture tour n1ted tat .

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Carrie Shreffler, Thelma Hook • Elsie Geekier, Franci Cooper. · W ' d M ' T h. Cl b D M cmb crshi u - Margue rite . p m omens an en s omo- ac I W et h en·1I, Fl_ora Fel_ton, Vera J ohnClubs in Otterbein Total 278 . · .0,, \..-Oy, E d1th Oyler, Alice ___ . George, M a n·e B celman, Loi BingLast week the Tan and Cardinal an- 1 ham, Margaret Widdoes, Ruth Bra. 1er, L uc1.le L eiter, nouncecl the per onnel of the men' Ie)'., A nna M ae T ris club.. This week we announc e the E lizab e th T ros t , M a b e t E u b anks, E lmembership of the women's clubs. It sic Hooper. O C is in tere ting to note · that in the ten I ----women' club there is a total mem- · Joint Meeting of the Councils of · · sta • Ad rmru ber hip of 145 and the mem ber ship of I t:1.on Being Held . the even men's clubs totals 133. 0£ A Joint meeting of th e -ounci .s of the six hundred student · enrolled in I Administration o[ th e co nference Otterbein 278 are members of c,ub . 1 over which _ Bish_op A. R. lippinger Arb utu Club-Lucile Wahl, Mil- 1 h a c h a rge ts bemg held at the U nited dred Clemans, Ma rie Comfort, Alice Brethren church on Monday and F legal, Helen Breden, Gladys Brown- / Tuesday of thi s week. The purpose field, Martha Schlemmer, Chri tena ' of the assembl y i not executive. Wahl, Ruth Lucas, Irene Hall, Ruth I Problems which · confront the c·hurch Cleman , E lizabeth Sa.xour, Beatrice are being di cus eel and different solDonaldson. Lenore Smith. Ruth Dav- I utions sugge ted. In thi s way tho e i , T helma Bonnell. F lorence Rauch. taking part will -be ab le to go back Ruth Haye , Margaret Stiver on, to th eir various localities bett er able

l9M SIBYL TO BE BEST EVER . (C. ontmued from paire one.) club and athletic ections. Individu al picture th is yea r w1·11 be th use~ ro ug hout a nd t his wi ll be a decided departure from the grou p mef th0 d of picture a practiced her•'' · to ore. This method will lend an a ir or distinctiven_e to the annual. The 1924 ibyl will be for ale onl)· th rough co-eel agents. Th e mailagem_en_t ha arranged that any co-er.I 1·. I e 1g1ble to take ub criptions for th "' ·· annual a n cl th e photograph s of tli e th r ee ofgirls the . largest nu rn-her subwho. take f cnp 1011 will appea r in the book.

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1 Freda Snyder. , to i:1eet ~he problem whic h they Arcady Club-Pearl Lincoln. Har- ,.face tn their church work. 1 net Ea tman, Doris Drum, Hazel ,• Over seventy per on are in attend- II Dehnoff, Emma Wright, Hazel Baker. ance at the meetings. The Council Irene P owell, Ethel Bruner, Gertrude opened at 1 :30 p. m. Monday and will Knapp, Ethel Wright, Bessie Lincoln. continue with a strong, nappy, trenE ther ullivan, Ima Eva ns, Helen uou program until 2 :30 Tue day a fKern. ternoon. _ Speakers are limited to Greenwich Cluu-Harri et V,Thistler, twenty mmutes after which there i H. L uci le Ger-ber, Geneva Bushey, an open di cu sion. Five minute re uperintendLoi Bickel, orma Richardson. Ruth ports from conference treich, F lorence ance, Mabel Bord- ent and conference tr a ure • rener, dda Lyon, Gertrude Myer . ports were r ead at the opening 01 the. Mary H ummel , Ma ry McCabe, Kath- fi rst se sion of the meeting. rine teinmetz. J T~e b_anquet held at 6:00 fonday Lotu tub- Virgini a Dent, dda evening m the chuch ba m nt proved Pritner, Ruth Lyon, Helen Web ter. ·• ~reat ucce s. Foll owing th e ban Enid Kizer, Lorene mith, Elizabeth quet th e program wa continued with P lummer, Mary . Long, Mildred · a round table di cu ion. chwab, Jo ep hin e F lan nagan . Mary The . conferenc_e ~ pre entecl at the Tha e. Council are: M1am1, outh a t Ohio nyx: uh-Kathleen White, Wray East Ohio, Sandu ky, Ohio Germa~ Richard on. Hilda Gib on, Mary -and the Tenne ee. Meyer, Helen Rau, Helen Palmer . 1 --- 0 Iargaret orri . Bernie orri . Pauline Knepp Leads Y. W . 1 L11cile Lambert. Kathryn McKinney, C. A. in Helpful Discussion · nnabel Wiley, Clara Bodkin. Loui e \ large numb r of girl njoyed a toner, Evelyn F ro t. Ell n Jon e~ . very helpful meeting at the y _ W . , f-\nn J ack on. ice heldon. A. last Tue day evenin . K.atharin~ ate). Pollock led the devotion , which conwl · !uh-B lanche Mey ers. Zura sisted of scripture r a.cling and senBradfield. Margar et Graff, Katherine tence prayer . For pecial mu ic Pollock. Ladybird ipe, Emily Mui- Betty Marsh ang a olo. . lin, gne B uchert, Marian navely. The leader, Paulin Knepp, then Wanda Gallagher , Ruth Hur h, Ruth announced_ the ubjeet, "The T hree Mu elman, Ger trude Wilcox, Mary Mi e ." h explain d that these Whiteford. were not girls ·b ut that they wer , Phoenix Club-Olive chull, He! n Mi repr e.nt. Mi judg . and {i inte"."Krehbiel, Lottie Faye Mendenha ll, pret. , Bear s, Mamie Edgington, R uth Snyder ai d that to mi rep- 1 \T (f Bear . Leda umming , Iara- re e~t wa to rep re nt imp rfe tly, : belle teele, L or raine Rinehart. har - unfairly or fa! ely. Thi might b• 1 lotte O wen, Nelle Glover. B tty don e m ali ciously, ig norantly, or care: 1 vVhite. Rosa He Copeland, M artha les~ly . E_hhhe r ha pe ~ on tatement, or Al pach, :l>Jellie Wallace, M argu eri te ar t1c1e m1g t e mt represented. B lott, O lga Hough, M ae Mickey, Ruth Hazel 'Bak r, p ak in on M· Rice. judge, aid that I th and tsman P olygon Club-Florence Han el ners cause much mi jud ement. \ Ve Mildred Con n, Ruth Callahan. Mar - 6hould r emember th at others garet John, R uth Foltz, Pauli n jud ging u by the e and other me~~~ W entz, E l ie Mae Conger, I abelle od . Jone , Erne tine chmitt, Lucille Elizab eth Saxour di cu ed M'I .1ll J udy. ·terpret. She stated that Mi inte . C I H 1 rpret Talisman Club-Mabel a e , e - comes from a -ha ty conclusion W en D ru ry, Ruth nyder, Mary E li za- should not g ive other a cha~c e beth B rewbaker. J o ephine Cridla nd, misinterpret u . We often • . e to m 1s1nterMary Noel, Alice Sander , Pauline pret the kind ad vic of parent , . p 1 Knepp, Elizabeth Marsh, Sy v1a ed- friend , and even of hri t.

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~ion at otu lu b held incloo r . . . P ri e t .............._.................. 0 S "-efre h aum Ha ll 1111t1--- 0 C --Cer. · tnent aturday eve ning. were se rv ed after the Intra Mural Results For Past Week •nioni · · l'he OIcler lllemb CiuJi Country lubi 19 ; Cook Hou e. 12. 1 Pro P Were highly ers of th e wl nnex 25; Jouda. I entertained I Ong,Cctive Owl F •ct . by the . Sphinx. 25; Ip , Th . . Lunt n ay mght, with S h' 6 Lakota, 7 e a t , speech p mx, 1 ; • o <>lie t c re e of th es ' and ea t · Annex 19 · Country Club, H. . · ' to Cook Hou e. lfa r.a o[ ho r at e evening were Ip forfeit 110 I th ea te'11 or' a t urcla a funcheon at the Ra il ey. J4: McRill, 12. r Party Y, o llowed by a C u ic 1.3: chrock. 1 lo, ~ Powell • l\•ich , . McRill, 17; Schrock, 10. 11 he 51 t r ' .23.' paid her GreenBailey, 26; Priest, 7. a v, at S a t ur day night. noi • wa nterta· ___ O C - - . ' 1es pu J 1ned wi·th a late but H E IDE L BERG WINS tarn . ta, CIi t O have 1." L It .. e~n~ed hke old COURT CONTEST 1 all. ome hvmg in CochGluciJ (Continued from page one.) eneva n Gerber .R I Th T team sothn und nu h · uth treich tim e in the tit. e an i, ay d. Y, and Add L ' re!!a in ed it. however, making e •rs \l lllner a yon were ~ h d . alentine' gue t at Prof. and core 14-13. Otterbein th n owe the ame t nde.ncy een in the incin~ 0 C --nati game, of letting down in the ec-

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ond half. The vj_itor oon took advautage of this and their de.fen e checked Otter be.in o effectively a to hold the Tan and ardinal five practica JI Y core Ie to the end of t-he game. ot only that. but th Heidelberger uncorked some bewildering pa work t h at t h e 1e d n offen e local coul not o v · · d nger that kept one fo rward open ,n a. ou territory al o helped the Trt olor . men to wm. . \, iddo wa kept from play111g very Ion Qeca u e of a bad eye and that h to account for the def«;at. B ridges, of Heidelberg, wa 1_11gh f the game with 10 po111t . I corer o an Their center, Oldfat~er, wa . a o {!lore t e that . important cog in their mach111e. nd ueto tes1i_ h e ii) he is expected to Between halves Morey ath C 111 en Who a Y a nd imple acting h a nd-balancers, delighted e crow PProach you; then do w-ith exhibition of agility.

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TAN & CARDINAL Published Weekly in the in terest of Otterbein by the OTTERBEI PUBLISHING BOARD Westerville, Ohio Member of the Ohio College Press Association

On Friday evening the var ·ity de1batcrs meet Indiana Ce ntral in the college chapel to battle for victory. If we are the right kind of "sport ·" we will back the debating team ,vith the ame united support that we ,ic cord our athletic team . The re 1 a -much spirit and rivalry between in tercollegiate debating team as theH is betw een athletic teams and debate should tbe fostered and upported with an equal enthusia m. Come out and boot!

STAFF Editor-in -Chief ...... P aul Garver, '25 A i tant Editor .... D. . Howard. '26 Contribu ting EditorsH. K. Darling, '24 Lucille Gerber, '24 Marguerite Wetherill, '24 E. F. McCar roll, '25 Carrie Shreffier. '26 Bus. Manager .... .......... R. H . W ard, '25 Business fanager A socia tesG. E. Bechtolt, ·25 Wm. Myers, '26 Waldo Keck, '27 Cloyd Marshall, '27 Cir. Manager .... K atharine Pollock, '24 /. istant Circulation Managers Ladybird Sipe, '25 Margaret Widdoes, '26 thletic Editor ...... Jo eph Mayne, '25 Local Editor .... D. R. Clippinger, '25 Alumna! Editor ........ Alma Guitner, '97 Exchange Editor .. Kathleen White,'24 Cochran Hall EditorHarriet Whistler, '24

Friday, March 7Basket Ball, t. Xavier a t Cincin nati. Thursday, March 131 Lecture Co ur c. Lew aretl. :\ ature Poet. Saturday, March 15"Y" Movie, "Question of Honor." Saturday, March 29''Y" Movie, "Smilin' Through ."

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Lecture on The mu ic • a treat 111 t?re for them on Tuesda y afternoon when Profe s01· J. H i\fc- 1 loy will deliver a lecture at 4 o'cl~ck in hi laboratory upo u ''Acou tic · and M usical Phenomena," as connected with '.VOrk in various music ~- ursc~. . II mu ic tudents who are 111tcnd111g to graduate from the Con. crvat ry are required to be present at th i lecture which will be the fir t of a serie . Other are invited to come.

"Everfast Linens" are here in a good assort f That O tterbein needs a revival of ment O colors-Rose, the "old time• spirit. Orchid, Blue, Tan and That the 1924 Sibyl promises to b~ the best ever. Orange. That the semester grades were n~t d -at an to our liking. Priced $1.25 Y · d That some change should_ be made in the method of handing out the ~=====~====~ " Everfast" Suitings an ·11 be grade cards. · VISITIN Gingham Cloth wi That lessons should be had before G CARD here in all colors. spending an evening witnessing intramural athletic contests. SPECIALS d 1sc ---0 Priced at .. SOc an Addre s all communications to The 100 Engraved Cards w ith plate, $3.00 we .•,1-11 CLUB TALK 0tterbein Tan and Cardinal, !OJ W . After March 1st " College Ave., Westerville, Ohio. ''The ocial Group ." How 111an,· Printed card . at e.xceptiona ll y low also have "Everfast Subscription Price, $2.00 Per Y car. payable in advance. times do we hear that phra e around t I1e campu ?. We hear it upon every price ' where five or more ord ers are Vo1'les and Sateens. That our debaters deserve all the support we can give them.

Entered a e.cond class matter September 25. 19 17, at the postoffice at Westerville, 0., under act of March 3, 1879. Acceptance for mai ling at special rate of postage provided for in Sec. I 103. Act of Oct. 3, 1917, au horized ~pril 7, 1919.

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hand. Profe or and student alik e placed at one time. unite in dubbing Otterbein' organ;zations "Social Groups." It i t rut' that this was the name given to tl->em \\'e can ' tippy you with the kind of when the constitution for student g0,·paper you may need. ernment was drawn up. It i likewise true that ihese various organizations are in a literal sen e group<; of students banded together for ocial purposes. But would it not be

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PR-medics. to meet more fu ll y U1e re for pre-medic s tude nt s p,e students who are inter '°ence a better opportunity an innova tion ha bee n in into the science courses. T he 1D comparative anatom y is along with th e econd sem aeneral zoology. the former syste m com para y was g iven o nl y on ce years and th e stud e nt h ad ~ght hours credit in ge nera l ltefore he could ta ke co m par my. Under th e p resent after the stude nt ha h ad four general zoology he ca n tak e •tailed course of genera l and compa rati ve a natomy these two subjec t in one Six hours credi t w ilt he this course. this semester eig hteen s tud but it enrolled in the ta

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tained and soothed HY a n unfaltering trust,_ approac h thy grave, Like one who wraps th e d rapery of his couch About him and lies down to pleasant dreams. "Some have spoken of Mr. Wilson as an idea lis t, as though it were an evidence of weakness. "Not so. "Socrates was an idealist and fo r hi s idealism he drank the cu p of hem lock. but the so ul of Socra tes was no t des troyed. "The M an of Galilee was an ideal ist. the g r eatest idealist the wor ld has eve r known, but thro ug h him we have

li fe, and we have it more ab un cfant ly. " Lin coln was a n idealist. -b ut hi ( Con t inued from page o ne. ) spirit live in th e hearts of liberty lov d egr ee t h e p lace which \ \ 'oodrow ing people th roug hout the world. W ilson wi ll occupy in th e world's "Wi lson wa a n idea li st, crucified ha ll of fame . That will be determined by the g ibes of an un g rate ful peop le, by w h at he did and by what he wa s but t he idealism fo r which he gave " It wo u ld b e presumption in m; ·;o his life will be r eali zed in the b roth att empt to di sc u ss in five minutes a ny erhood of the nations." of the meas ur es e nacted into law dur in g t h e fi r s t te rm of hi s presid e ncy. "The second term wa s gi,·e n ove1· to t he v\lorld vVa r and its af te rmath. Valentines for T he ac hieve m e nt for w hi c h Mr. Wil so n w ill be longe s t re m embc1·c cl a 11d Mother u po n which will res t hi s title to fam e. is that of lifting humanity to that Father h ig h and e nn obl in g plain of id ea li sm upon which they stood in th e last year of the war. Brother "In a talk with our former pastor, Dr. Burtn e r , one day . he sa id to m e: Sister "President Wi lso n will suffer for hi~ idea li sm ." T looked s urpri sed . !-IC " T he B est Place t o Eat said : "You'll see.'' I had too mu c h and faith in hum a11ity, on ly parti a ll y rl' - j generate. Dr. Burtner, w ith prop he t- : Sw:eetheart. after a ll." ic vi s ion . saw th e petty polit ic ian . poi son ed " ·ith t h e bitterness of M c tt - I e rni c hi an ha te a nd rcactio11. und e r- I minin g wh a t f thou g h t was to be thc i HITT B ROS. citad e l of s tr e ng th fo r a bet ter clay. I "No mischief that cunn in g co uld REXALL STORE devise was left undone . "O11e o i 0 11 r boys i11 the: 1·ecc11t oratori ca l cun test rd l'rrecl to l 're s iclen t !! Ill I I I I I I I I I I I I III I I I I I I I I I Ill Ill Ill llllllllll ll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llll llllll llllllllllllll !..!! W ils on a s returnin g from Europe " d is- -

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a on's s t credi creditted. ed." butNo,crucified. I would not say dis- : e believes this was a fir true in in that it m igrated from "Perh aps th e fault \\·as hi s ow n. Jlc and not one that i spend - posse ~se cl in s tron g 1lll:a, urc ,0111e of winter in the north . D 1·. the weaknesses of a n imp e rfe ct hu111 a n Lu n ch eo n s-11 :30 t o 1 :00. for a nu mber of years has nat u re. Ile lacked the quality of the date of arrival of the b lending hi s life ,Yith that of others I§ Dinners-5:00 to 7:00. in and h says this year's in a way that would enable hi111 to i:: n hrok all oth r record s of lift them and and plant their f..:.::t :: Sunday Dinners by Reservation . 'val hy five day, . upon th e high plain ui idealism to § 1 0 which h~ a,,pired._ _ /§ Florida Leads! "Seemm gly he !Ought a lo,111g bat- : Special Parties by Appointment. Pres- tie. Who know,:' The machinl',·) § _ lav i h with hi s of th e League of :\;,,tion, may not he.: 65 South State St. Westerville, 0. the devotion to and entlms- perfect, but the spi rit which he mc.:ant 1 § Otterbein that he found in I should animate it i, th<: Spirit oi th ~ llllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllii I Prin ce of l'l'acc. I~==========================,====== last fo ur year . according ( .. 1 tll' ",,r,t., , 1 \Ir. \\ ib1>11 to Uucldent. th e F lorida Confer- / tor Grayson, his family phy ,,ic ia:1, nt more tudents in pro- ') were path et ic but titt ing : " Doct or, Go where you have alw ays been Pleased. to its membershi p th a n ar.v l'm a broken m achine.:, but l am ready trence in th e cooperating ' to go." , The sacrifice in coming ~o ··,/11 tnc· beautii ul balmy Sunday hiithly of th loyalty of m orn in g la~l. quietly. a lmost unperYour Photo from da students to Otterb ein. ceivccl the spirit s lipped o ut over th.: 0 C --ebbing tide to the Great Beyond. " Did he fight a losing battle? \Vho to Sing at Centerburg. diurch choir will go to Center- know s.? B ut Iie f oug l1t to th e last Sunday niglit where the y tr enc h , an d I1e ga v e 11 is· life for th e.: a concert in a union service peace of the world. . , the churches of the vi llage "As I r ead in Monday morn111g s • e will be held in th e new pap er of the quiet pa ss ing out of that I auditoriu m. great soul. I th ought co u_l ~l th ere I>.:: O C ____ a more perfect exe mphh catton of r Spessa rd who has b een those hackney ed lines fr o m Bryant's the Gib on musical in stru- Thanatop sis. some tim e in this vicinity " So li ve that" hl'll thy ,umrnon~ co mes Will be Best. notified by th e · com panv . to join ti 1 at moves bl to continue in this capac ity. The innumera e caravan Spessard uses these in s tru - To the pale r ea lm s of ,, hacle . "hne Special Rates to all Ott erbein Students. ...,.._ ..,...1,••ivt-lv in th e banjo-maneach ,ha ll takl· ,..lilil!!li..,.,. the silen t halls of · · a and is ab le to bu y th em His c h am b er m

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Coll6gians Pct. T ri sler. r. f. .. .. .................. .. .... 19 semester. May you all get I OHIO CONF.EREN.CE SURVEY should ~ake· ca re of them pre tty ha nd- Lambe r t, l C), If. ·········-···---·- ···- ······- 2 GLEN-LEE :· ··- -~ · · · ily.. tlir;im, .it will be remembered . I Pa lmer . c. .... ...... ... ..... ... ... ... ... .. 0 Made by Athletic Editor-How the held Weslr.yan to a 5-4 score in the W iddoes, s. c. ...... · 0 · HOP' T ea ms Will F in,; h · Is Fairly ; lir~t half thei r contest_- . Bill Tur- Botkins, r. g . ........................:::::::::::::::: 0 COAL, FLORAL AND GI FTS Well Defined. ' ney -.suddenly became eligible there- Snavely, I. g. ··················•··············-······ O 1 upon, ·and won the . tilt for Wesleyan. The confer ence basket ball sca,011 Heidelbe rg ha man.aged to regist~r 21 Quality Meats a nd i, 110 \\" about one half o,·cr and prob- 1 a defeat over the Hiram lads, and if ___ 0 C ~hilities and possibilities of 1110,t of ·1 t~e Ditmer team gets back its old Clifford Bay. '23. was visiting 111 th e teams art' pretty \\"ell de ilncd. time dash a nd sp~ed it. should defeat \ Vesterville this week. Groceries. th e northern Ohio _quintet. \,Vcslcyan as usual. is ~akin~ a strong

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erful Aoor machine worked out of an I I army of capable candidates. Deni son is the surprise team of the year. Coach Livingston is to be congratulated on , •·n lving such a high clas outfit with alm ost entir ely green material. Cincinnati also figures high in the rating with their man Hoy near Shea of Wesleyan and Douglas of Denison in the contention for high scoring honors. . The enigma of the season so far · \V has been p r esente d. by B a Id win. aIlace. This college 1s but a probationary member of the conference. ye t it bas r efused to act as a doormat fo r the regul ~r me.mbers of the. .confe_rence. This avoidance of tradition wi ll p~ohably cause some trouble, for Bald\\"in -\Va!lace is the only team to be so indi creet as not to have los t a con test. The conference itself does not recogn ize ch am pionship , so it will have to be foug ht out among the newspapers. A lready son1e of the dai lies have dropped the college fr om its per centage col um ns but the mat ter is b y no means sett Ie d . . Miami an d Wooster are havmg decidedly off year in th e sport. The latter school. ho~ev er ,. sprang to th e

fo~e the other mght w ith a defea t of Wittenberg. The Godfrey agg regation is far below stand ard thi s year . Muskingum. a fter startin g th e season with surprising das h. seems to

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Va., during January. The pastor and people speak in high esteem· of the influence of the meetings upon the church and the city of Parkersburg. 0 C --Paul Barrett Leads Interesting Meeting at Y. M. C. A. Thursday With his usual abi lity to interest the men of Otterbein, Paul Barrett spoke for the ccond time thi year before the Y. M. C. . la t Th ur day night. His theme was th e "Dy namic in Life." and in discussing it he point ed out that every man who ha ach ieved success did so through con stant pur uance of a great cause.. Then he pictured the cause of hn t .as the greatest pos ible cause to which a man could devote his life. He show ed that pursuing this cau e did not mean giving up anything t~at was really worth while, as athletics, · t d for ut example. However, he pom e o • athletics alone would be a poor cause in itself !becau e the time will come whe n a man cannot followffthaht cautshe, and the day i not far O w en e man who followed ath letics alone will be forgotten. With illustrations from his own experience and from tories of great college athlete and from tal of reache , Paul Barr ett. exnowned Co plained the nece sity of followm~ a th great ideal and bowed that e Chn. t. ' d I was the mo worthwhile 1an I ea ~ause that a man could .pur ue: be . k' "Y" meeting w1 11 This wee h D·tmer and at the folI lead. by Coac. Dr O bornen, hea d loW1ng meetmg · Ob 1. of the department of zoology a~ ~ ·11 peak on th relation o S tate, Wl

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ture. Mark Twain-Speeches. Snow and Froloch-Theory aml = The Council of Administration Practice of Color. which is being held here this week I L emos-Applied rt. brou.ght a large delegation of ConferSantayana-Little E says. ence Superintenden ts and members of Sim -Rural Community . r/"' their cabinets to the College. Wilkin on- ew Voices. M Professor and :Mr. E. M. Hursh Holliday-Walking~ tick Papers. ~iln entertained Dr. and Mr T . J. anWallas-Great _o<:1ety. . • ..,.. . . ., ders and Pre ident and Mrs. W. G. Richardson-Religious Education of We Re_pair Shoes While You Wait. \ ts Ladies' and Gents' Shoe Shine. Ad o l escen • d pinger . Gua ranteed or Money Refunded. evening.al a dinner party, Th ur ay McBain and Roger sew Consti-

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