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No. 18.
FEBRUARY 16, 1926.
MUSKETEERS CRUSHED 44 rfO 29 TO R E PRESENT OTTERBEIN
ORATORICAL CONTEST COMES FEBRUARY 19 Earl
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F!.?n Friday evening, Feb. 19, at iram College the annual State Inter coll egiate Oratorical Conte t w ill be sta I th. gee · The colleges belonging to 15 organization and who will enter ~~nte~fant are a follows: \Vitten berg "lU kin · H" g um, Heidefbe r , Wooster, ira111 • Bald wm. \" . an d •v a 11ace 0 berlm 0 tterbein. ' '
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Mr. Earl R. Hoover i to enter r epre entin Otterbein. In la st year's · c g st ontek Mr. Hoover placed second, the Pea . . er fr om \V oo ter takmg the fi rst ·
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DEAN SEASHORE ON CAMPUS Visits Otterbein in Interests of the N a t i o n a l Research Council. Dr. Carl E. Sea hor e, profes or of
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ate. chool of the State Um vers1ty of Iowa, is visiti ng 011 ~he campus toIn the r. . 'bl l1am . , , da,· in the interest of<tbe National ReWhi 1 e • orafion, ,..u1v1 ounci l which concerns it el~ C11 I ti . Ie of the o ration to be se~ r ch de(" ie lit " ·ith the prob lem o( how coll ege may 1vere<1 I ~,f )y " r. Hoover th is )rear, a do something ~ r the sup •rior studeJ1t. (Co ntinued ou Page Eigh.t Dean eas bore. wa formerly the chairmau 6f the Nationa l Rcse.arch ~EV - O C - - IVAL MEETINGS Council' - Disi ion of Anthropolo~y TO BEGIN SUNDAY and .Psyc hology. Uc ha · already ,..-itcd many college and unive.rsitjcs The p . · to b ,e,·" ·a I M"ce t ing thi year arc over the country and · now plan to e 1ield d urm . g th twQ w eek · hc· II e twe _ spea,k.. in sc,·era I 01110 co cg • F.ve:11 .I: e'bruary 27. ·and ;\'Ia.rch i. rnak Y effo r t ·I beIUg put.,. forth to · 111 eetiJ1gs as help(ul as Pos nd Solicitin ~ Dr. . E,lw iu Rupp is th ever. _g ~ hearty co-operati 11 of ) Slttdent in the college Tl ic y · M . dc'"ot· · and ) .. 'vV. through tbe l01\3( · the\' CQntn11ttee arc doing what . cau ht' . 1• .it will !hat ' be nece . ary C'lch f sibir On eel a per onal res 1)on· lty l(l .. I>ral"er gl\c S\lpp rt both through vic~s an1! attendance at the erl>lish~ ,-Hu ~1 good may he accom1 cards < >·v IJll.mg ·111 and mailio 1he · whici 1 chapel M were pa. sccl ut in 1 1\ ?11,fay 111orning. . g . I· Pec1al (eat \\·lit ' ure o f t h c me tin · ) a cl 1 1· 1n the. r 0 r coo1poscd qf pupi l · Su 11 \la'" nterm diate. department of the 111ac1e · Sch I. .\n ·1ttem.pt i l) cing 10 thi , have o n hundred_ vuic in · 1ioru .
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OTTERBEIN QUINTET MEETS DIFFICULTIES
Declares Y outh of Today is Much Bold er But No · Worse Tha n St. Xavier Starts Strong W ith High P are nts We:e. E nd of 21 to 17 Score
R. Hoover Will Repr esent Otterbein at Hiram College Friday Evening.
Each . yea r there are two state oratoncal . . t Conte ts, one m wluch .auy Ype of • i11 . speec11 may be given, .and one tc Which on IY orations on the mainb na_nce of peace may be delivered. erur111g his S0 1? I1omore year Mr. Hbov. th lYon th e tate Peac Contes.t with. T~e or,a~ion, "The \Vay to Peace." Ii topic oj the oration delivered by w°;~~r last year " 'a " Ci~ lization or
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Fuiures o f ·· , r ea te1· promise and greater peril ., face the youth of today I cause o f th ei r boldne and trai.ght-f.orwardness. I reside nt \-,.,r. G. lipping r told the gathering of five hund.red memb er s and frjend of tht> lnJianola M. E. ch urch , la t Thurs day even in g, at the tw e nti th anniver sary dinn r of tb e church. ". · o wor e but bolder than their parent ,'' Pre ideut 'lippinge.r s um med up the main charact eri tics oi the younger generation. He added: "They do today o n the front porch what th. fr parent did yesterday 0 11 t h li k pur h.'' Thi tendency extend into all their rela tions. the President asserted, c uttin g "a ll line of de11ominati oJ1, ' nive r ity or tolle&e and clas ," iuceth '"y arc followjng th am.! genera.I leader.ship." ---- O C----
Half Period. NO MATCH F OR TAN CAGERS Buell Was High Scorer W ith N inete.en Points. Reynolds and Bray Are High Men For St. X avier
ttcrbein defeated t. Xavier in an hio Co1tfereuce b asket •ball game a.t the hi g h ch ol gyn111a ium la t aturda y uig'11t 4-l to 29. St. 'av ie r ta.rt d the cod o,f th 7, but th e.. Tan and Ca rdin a l pill-to ers cam.e ba k trono- and wampeJ th e vi itor. wi der ht ilad of: field goal . Buell open d ho t.ilitie with a bucket and repeated a few seconds lakr with a one-handed sJ10! from the co..r.uer. B:e wa going lroug and ·car i'.I th tint fo ur Ott rhein ba t. 'avier wa n<!,·cr more than th re point bthi11cl clu ring- th Jir -t S E NIORS ELECT NEW MEMBER part of. th first half aJ1d a Ii tic whit TO STUDENT COUNCIL before th e period wa . half over they - - -forged ahead to a four point Jearl a.rl Eschhach wa elected by th e \\"hich mar ,in tl1c_v hcJ,l at the inter!.c ni r clas~ 10 represent it in the mi,;: ion . Student Council to urceecl "\"el \. 1 St. Xavi er i,a · probali l)- the bes _ \\'il b u g, team en on the loca l flo o r this se:t---- 0 - --. n hut they wer no mat ·h tor th e Prof. Hursh To Lead Y. fa ·t stepping OLt rbein cage r,-. Thi. (!,·e niug Pr:of. E. M. Hurs!1 _\L the hegi11ni;1g n( th c n<;[ tv iJI continue tJ1e discu ion ·whi ch half Otterbem ame hack s tr Jig aml wa started las Tue. day. .Hi suhore.cl eight point hefor , St. Xavi er ject th.i evening will he "The Chri,- c(>11ld score. A !ittl wh il later th tian .Att itude on \,\ ar and Ra,ce:· and " ore was ti ed al 2i-all hut frnm· th<'n is ~u re 10 prove very interc ting. II Page Five ) ( ~ontinucd
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS TO BUILD EDMUND A. JONES CHAPEL IN KAU CHAU KAI, CHINA
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. d t and trio, So ng s, to lk dances. ue 5 , . h' J attendee1 • del ighted the aud ience 11· 1c 1 ' I . . W d day evening CALENDAR Will Build $1200 Structure For Re- . th e r ec ital g iven e nes . ' ligious and Educational Pur · II b I11'Id en in piano, Tuesday, February 16rn Lambert Ha Y c r I poses for Chinese. The cast chose n for th e Senior vio lin a nd voca l cla sses of the Schoo Y. M. C. A., 6 :00 p. m. I ,K ·· ,. u · C A Pay, · emp y, has been ass igne,I of Mu,ic. . 1 . vv . . . , 6>:00 p. 111. t · I and. SURPRISES DR. JONES pars as f o IIOIi's: D o nald Phillips a s 'Cnus ua l numb ers on the vanec. 1 •1 ---. \ Thursday, February 18D ad Be 11 a vio111 To Begin Construction Work Next . . ' ce . ' s 1ia r p-tongue,1 r etir ed excep ti o nal program 11·ere itd 1 . Basketball.\\ oos ter at \ Vooster. ha rn ess m a •iufacturer · 'cl 1. L~·oii, .... ... IJ,. . Raymo ca solo J ra um ere1 . S ummer- Cl ass an d N a t tves Furnish Funds. Friday, February 19Ma Bence. a Sll'eet old lady with a Sch ick accompan ied by Frances Har--- , State Orato rical Con test a t H ira·m . very m eek d ispos ition : .'\lice San ders I ri s ·tt the o r cra n. violin tr io. "MelodY R0 sseAs a fitting climax to th e celebration Saturday, February 20-as J a n e v\ia de. th e 111d e pend ent a n r. o f L o ,·e ." Ethel Shelley. Lavelle Basket ball, Muskingum_ at W es ter- ! ta lk atiYe el,ler sister of th e fam ily: lo t a i cl Ra,·m ond Schick. and a group of Dr. E. A. J o nes· eig hty -fourth birth· w·1 · M · · · Mary 1 ham da)' which was held last Thursday I vill e. ' yer.s . Ben vVad e, J a ne's of so ngs a nd fo lk dancing by r . h · · · ·11 AhCC nd e1·e mng 111 th e parlors of the U mted Sunday, February 21_usb~ : K; te Ben ce inl! l~e pla_yecl L o ui se Altman, Gladys ~ rab i ' Dor· nd Brethr en Church , Dr. Jon es' Sunday Evangelisti c Meet111gs Begin . by raulrn e Knepp. Ka.te 1s 1m pat1e 11t McCl ov . Frances S tur gis, a st _ th School class announced plans for Wednesday, February 2 4en usi as ti c and incline~ to incur th e o thy ·l{upp. Sever al other v~e 111 ~e building th e Edmund A. J ones Chap el Ba sket ball , K enyo n at G a m 1)1er. . clt sapproval of .th. e e ntir e fami ly b :v vi ll e children also too k pa rt t h . . 1ier asty an.c1 +m.petuous- acts. Th e program. in Kau Chau Kai , China. The an____ 0 C _ _ __ noun cement ca m e as a complete surCOPE KILLS BLUES _ ___ O c I chara cter o f Ruth. yo unges t dau g ht er. prise to Dr. J o nes in th e form of a --'--ll'h o has alll'ays stayed at ho me th at President Speaks In Grandview, poe m whi ch was ver y cleverly writ - Famous Humorist Keeps Audience in K ~te may go. ll'ill be played by Pres id en t Clipp in ger spoke be~or: ten by Miss Alma Guitn er. Uproar During the Entire \\I a n Ja Ga llag her. The title role will th e Grandview Com munity Club .d:!11 Lyceum P.rogram. be prese nted by Harold M cMicha el Wed nesday afte rn oon. Th e prest es P romotion for the plans fo r this 1 chapel has been und er way since last _ ___ as Kempy "E gyp t . her . .,MosQU ' cl J ames, yo uthful a rchit ect cr1scussecI. summ er w hen J . Stuart Innerst, a "Kill the Blu es" see m s to be the w 110 nee s mu St ll' Ork as a plumber Monument s. and Mummenes. U nited Br et hr en missionary in Siu slogan of Herbert Leon Cope, world in o rder to li ve. Lester Cox ll'ill ~ Lam. r eturned fr om the O rient. famous hum orist, who appeared o n the take th e part q'f Duke 1[errill. a ' · To Cost $1200 chape l platform last Thursday eve nin g St1.ccess fu l b usiness ma·n. According to plans drawn up by the un de r th e auspices of th e Citizen s The play ha plenty of act io n. :' S und ay School cla ss in con junctio n Lyce ... m Course. Mr. Cope k ept hi; qnite modern. and contai ns much wit h Mr. Innerst. the chapel wi ll cost audience bubbling with hum o r durin g lil'ely humor. l t wi ll be pre ented in th e neighborhood of 1200. A the program . the wee k after fi na l exams.
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Waldo Keck Becomes Treasurer.
At a meeting of the Sophomor e Pauline McCutcheon, olumbu , o. Cla Thu rsday noon, \<Valdo K eck Ther e are now 597 students enroll was elected trea urer to succeed J . eel in the college accor ding to the lat Le ter Drexel who left school at t he , est announcement made by Prof. F . end of the fi r t semester. J . Vance.
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~ALUMNAL PAGE ~ -MANY COUNTIES PLAN . / STARK COUNTY GROUP TO GO F OR F AMILY REUNION / .To wo _ osTER
HOMECOMING IS FEB. 20
BOSTON ALUMNI ARE ACTIVE STATES LETTER
T he M us kin gu m game promises to T he Star k Co unty Otterbei n grou p be the best o f th e seaso n. A lot of Suggests Tha t New ·Comers Hunt Up I , ha ve rese r ve d 1,,·en ty-/ive eat fo r a lu m ni ho ul d wa nt to ee t hat ga m e. O t terbein Club and Make / 1!1e \ Voos~e r- Ot te r bein ga m e ·ne xt If o ur boys come t hro ug h at \ Voos t e r Themseives· Known . 1 hur day 111g ht to be played a t Woos- it wi ll m ea n t hat M u ki ngum a nd O tl f _rli ere, wa a s hado w o f do u bt co n- ' te r. te rbein have lost o nl y one ga m e eac h. E,·e ry o nce in aw hi le a let te r co m es cerning . g um d e fea t e d us 111 . R . th e s uccess o f t h e B.1g 1~ · a m1·1y " H e n" ' Be rca w, ' 16, . u pe r int c nde nt M us k·m t h e Ia st in to the office t hat we wo ul d like to . pe JI ecI w it • I1 of th e :--Jorth ern O hio · T rac ti·o n a n d ga m e o 11 th c·r theunio n. it I1as '1Jee n d 1s 1 floo r an d t h e b oys a re pu.blis h w orJ fo r wo r d. \ V c ca n't do th e r ep li es to o ur fo ll o w-u p le t t er to Lig ht Co. i furni s hin g a big bus to out to eve n th e co un t. t hat .o f co ur se, but we a re go in g t o With thi pros pect in view w e se nt take th e li be rt y to tell you ab o ut o ne t e key Pe r so ns o f t he va rious ce n - ca rry th e bun c h to th e game. er · W e ha ve a fi ne lis t o f Yea O t • out live hun d red a nnoun ce m e nt s to j us t received. ter hein vo t . . " Paddy''. says th at th e spirit 1s run · g hig h a nd t h ey a r e go m • g t o sec a lumni in th e vi cinity,- th a t does n 't " es to re po rt thi s t1111 e. H. R. B r e ntlin ger, '1 , wrote two "l nin r. a nd Mrs. '· Ru ss'· Pa lme r, ' l!l, dd • mean th a t th e r est of you a r e n't in- page a nd a ha lf c h uck full of. in t er th a t th e Otter bein team a s o ne mor ·: Ex., ca me in fi r st ' g t ha t m u vited if ) ' O U can ge t her e,-calling k" r epor t m us- to it Ii t of six vic torie . e_st!~ g co mm en ts co nc e rnin g th e ac: ingun, o unt y w ill put th e t hin g _ ___ C - - -nex t Sa tu rday nigh t, F ebrua ry 20, the ltv1 1tes of the Ot te rb ein g rou p in and 0 ae ro s. ALUMNALS ).,f id -wint er H o m eco min g. Le t's s up- a ro und Bos ton. Four y·ea r s a go t he Richla ncl c • • f po rt a r ea l tea m . l\ ot o nl y th at, it w ill B r en tlinge r , ( th e r e a re two o f th e m ,\fr o un ty 1s 111 c 11a rge o , 76 _ F ra nk D . Wil sey, o f ew Y ork, be wo r t h a ny bo d y's tim e a nd m o n ey bo th a lumni ) hunteci up the Otter ~ · R uth Max we ll M ille r 'U Ira D W ' · . · · to ee th a t ga m e. ll ein fo lk in tha t com m un ity and had · a rn e r , ' 11, pres id en t of th e r ecently m et w ith a ver y se n o u a cc1um · h. ffi L is ten- if yo u a re planning to co m e a New Engla nd Otterbein dinn er w ith ll1 tt County o rga ni za tio n savs f den t. Whi le o n hi s wa y t o IS O ce I ff be tt e r se nd a ca r d t o th e Alumni four te e n pre e nt. that h"1 ' · . • Th ey o rga ni zed crowd w ill co-o pe ra t e. 1 a high wmd too k him co mplete Y o 1 Th W h Offi ce a nd r ese r ve your sea t s. Las t the n a nd th e o rg anizatio n s ti ll ex is ts • e est V irg ini a ns a r e 0 11 th e hi s feet thro wing him to t e pa veJob t 0 d h' w ee k th e hou se w a sold o ut a nd m a ny a nd is go in g to fun ctio n agai n. ~- Mr. a nd Mr . W e nd ell Co r -' ment. H e s uffered a fracture 1p. . Ii I t O th e had to la nd. netet ,21 E 1 th ' , x., a re g o ing to g uide At pre se nt 1e 1s con nee ew _ _ __ C _ _ __ Th e B re ntli nge r , th e Fan ni"ngS.: 0 a nd Gen . M o rr is c ha ff. a nd ex e r of B _mall fo llo win g .of O tterbein a t York Hosp ital. LIST'NIN' IN , unt'.n g to n, an d Mi s E lva Whi te. M r. W ilsey is one of Otterbein's lllho ut "60. a rc ve r y goo d fri end s. Ge n. 0 1 cha ll i a n autho r of no te having ca ll ing t he m ee ting o f th e/ mo t loyal a lu mni. He wa s p lanning T he Coun ci l of th e Women' s League cl pr o uced. ''The S p ir it of Old \ ,Vest e ton gro up. T he e gro u ps a rc to coopera te wi t h o ur M arch 26th pro~I: but e nthu sias ti.c . _- _.. I g ra m at th e tim e of hi mi fortun e. a nd th e Y. W. C. A. of Wittenber g P o in t." "Twilig h t of the Co nfederColl ege ha ve ubmitted t o their fac, . . . acy, a nd "J e ffe r o n D avis" H e en•16 '. a nd Mr . Homer K lin e, '15, W c w i h him a peed y r ecovery. ter tai ul ty a prote t a gam t cheating m exI11· f • · 11 h .. f w ·1 . ' Wi ll a rra . . ~ou nge r n e n cl fr eq uentk.in b nge t e m ee tmg or J • '24 Wilbur VVood , no w teac hmg a t a min a tions. Th ey w ere aro u ed to . urg an d p · H . . . h w il s t o n e o f th e day s w he n h e 111 lh : t f tit .burg. t· s burg • Ohio , wa ca lled to h1 ta ke Su ch ac t io n by th e fl agr a n t ex- I l~wa in sc hool. e mid . o m e r J i M· f a r 111 n 11• chu rch o a ?1g ca m pa ign fo_r :i ho m e Sunday o n acco unt of th e dea th am ple of cheatin g 111 th e r ece nt ,\ s i.:le fro m th e in teres ti1\g co m-ing a c ha ir man o f t he bu il dte r w bo had been ill sea1e ter e..xamina ti on. They al o h wi ll take o f a yo un ger I commi ttee bt1t m en t t hi am le tter carried a 16t made ome s ugges tio n w hi c h t hey be tim ff · say s e f r a Jong tim e. . li eve, if ca rried o ut , would eliminate of h ne ugge tio n . Jac.ko o nfo r O Itt erbein . '89. Ri c ha r d L. wa in, of Bridgepor t, Will a nc L aw r en ce Co unt1es . ··ca n' t we cul tiva t e a m e thod of get t he prac ti ce am ong t he tud e nt s. I o nn ec ti c ut, a uth o r o f "W ha t a nd J le headed by Mi s Ge ne,·a B ra t111g newco m e r s in a city t o hunt cy, '23. After im·e ligat io n by t he di cipline \,V he r e i God?" ha ad ded another up th e tt e rbei n club and m a ke t hem book to h i cries of book designed to committee, twe lve tu dents at O hi o sc h·es kn o wn?" Fine id ea- jus t w ha t J\{a rion H"1t , . ah aJ e, 24, has a b ig job o r the rn U nive r sity we r e u pe nd ed a ns we r th e tro uble om e relig io u q u e we want to acco mp li h a one of the · Th e Ouerbein er s in oo k 01 t ion encoun ter ed by th e ave rage m an fo r po n ·oring a nd a t te nding a dance nty I llin o 1· h. d . .. by-pro d uc ts of th e Fami ly R eunio n, <I re , 1cago an v1cm 1ty, ove mbe r a nd woma n. T he ti t le of hi .~ew in a frate rni ty hou e la t cattered h ,_ a good live Otte rbein )u b in a ma ny of th a nd t ere are a numver in v io lation of rule of the uni ver sity. book i ' " vVhat a nd Wh y is Man ? ce nt er and_ we have e no ug h peo ple, be t rem but Hite ays . " I'll do th e Th e Unive r ity of M inne o ta ha t hen we will pub li h the name a nd f uJ 111 ca. n. " T ha t m ea ns a s ucces - ,02 _ M r . B e ie D etwi ler Hall has nge les · Cali fo r nia for a n e tabli hed a pre adcl rc es o f the officer a nd th e fi r s t ,~[ e ti ng the re . for t he pur p g o ne to Lo t p to ward mak in g Bre nt linger' ug '09 r.. a nd M r s. lbert K eiste r, ' 10, ex ten d ed vi it w ith he r brot her. publi hin g pam p hl et , o r boo k , wr it. Will gcs t i ns a realit y i do n . T he r est - - - 0 C- - C entl'rtain th e Gr ee ns bo ro, N. te n by it facu lty mem ber . ·, folk i up to yo u. Cla ss of 1946 Ac t ive. ·r h r at thei r h o me. Gre e k ov e r th radi i p la nn ed a The uccc _ o f th e alumni progr a m enecca a re on ly a fe"' al umni in Th e cla o f 1946 ha beco1_11 e s uch one of th e new co ur e to be give n by .E: B o un ty lb ut Mr. an d M r s. W . es that t wo yo un g la di e ageJ as -ured when t he a lu mni catc h the . ovey '92 E a ucc ' cl th e ew Yor k niver ity ir Col I1 111 t ' , x ., a r e go ing to get 2 1 and 16 m o nth re pectively wo u , id a of co-o pera tion with the al um O '·p ether. .k ·ce om e me nti o n ma de of lege. The cour c will deal primarily 1I e 1O t ,, d with interp retation o f t he in flt nee of ni o ffi e as th e clearing ho u e for all lect e \iVa rd , '24 i goin g to co l- t heir cla . They want to be enro ll e ac tivitic . Gree k culture up 11 mod rn life. nice/ ra th er catt~ red gro up fo r a and have fi led t heir appli ca tion. Th ey - --- 0 t T e mp le ni ver sity exami nation lan d inoIll wher e in Brow n H ig h- / are Korma Ann Whi te. daugh ter f R. HOME BREW J~hor len no nt co unty . j J. " J ake'· Wh ite, '2 3, id ney a nd ha ve bee n done a way wi th beca u e th e i11 l h n Toy, '23, will be th e main co J ean ne Loui e White, da ugh!e r o f L. p ychology d partmen t belie ve t hem alentine (In Exa m)-"What i a . \ 111 ma ll cro wd at B uffa lo. L . " B ig '' Whit e. '23 of Mano n, ~nJ . to )l e inaccu ra t e, antiquated a nd in bigo ted devotee of th o ld c hool ?" 101\"a ·• . edar Rapid , a nd \ Va terl oo, I Th y ha vcn"t a ye t mad e ap phcaBrig ht nior- ' A memb er of th 1 · . M c r•a d d c, 11 fo r _ a pla ce• fl uen ced by pe r naliti . ·~I r, . ·\.\"IV i I: be _e nte r tained by fr. an d I• ti o n t D ean ·choo l boa rd w ho want h i own way." r K e nn edy , ha irman of th \ r r . J . oo,·er. ' 00. ' 00. o f m e · I in a um Hal l but I und er tan d t ha, hat made th e Tow er of Pi a. B a rd of th le t ic o n tr ol at P r ince ~oin.,. · Loma P o \\'c ll · r chef , '24. i , th e v in te nd to do tha t very o n. lean?" cro1vc1 " to l' nter l a1n · th e W o od County 1 · ! 11 . ay th a t if coll ege t a cher co ul d ··I do n't kn w. 1f T did , I 'd t ry it ·., at he r I I t udent to a ppreciate -o. of G·1b 1omc. W a d e Fau ey . . to head in pi re th ir my elf."' the pro found value o f a coll egiate du k,· b ·on.bur . said tha t the an - (a nd littl e D ic k) a r e g o mg t • un ch . I tv utlit. enior- "Did y u ever take c hi r O go W~th ma ll a nd wou ld li ke th e V a rr 11 o un . . ·t ... iJJ trainin g t here wou ld be no o,·er -em a le (I ' \ oo cJ Co unty. \ Ve h aven't F " II B · to n and VI CJ111 Y " O pha i upon ath letics. fo r m?" 111a Y . d • f Mr. 1 that h r . r chel yet but w e' ll bet lin e up under the lea _er 1up ' o '1 F r e hma n (H un t ing .a nap our e) P hi Beta Kappa, the hono r fratern Gre n b' tll a k ,the m too. a nd Mrs. H . R. Brenthng el_r, 1 ' h I ity of chola rs, ha s decided t ha t it wi ll - " o, , ho t eache it ?' af urg p • . T , e tty li ne me up-e Ong to ' a ., I go mg t o come ha t t a p r f ti not in t he futur e e tab lish new chap Mis Taylo r ( Tn Po t ic For ms) hat J o. "Peg" Gra ff '24 ay E nough to insure the ucce o 1 te rs in co lleges which re trict liber ty "I'm tempted to iv thi cla a 11Jith . ' . Blackburn '95 'an d ' F J evenin g ri gh t he re. L et's lin e up ti ' 07 a ' ' · ,. f vho have been a o [ th o ug ht a11d peec h by such intol te t." te Dta 11 ' re hea rti ly in favo r of now tho e o you ' . f cr - era nt policie a fo r biddi ng t he teach Ba \'oice fro m car-"Y ield 1'he . little s low and m a ke it per ect coop ing o f e,·olut ion . oo t to tempta t io n." G otl r iche , Kay and D ick, at ion. AU Shadow of Doubt ·D isp elled · Replies Come in From All Over Country.
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H ere i~ a case of genuin e lo yalt y on th e part o f o ne wh o is not a In dent. not a membe r of the faculty , That' what the " Antioch Idea" is and not an a lumnu , but who is in p lanning lo do for the tudent of t ns<'ly intere ted in Otterbein. He Antioch Coll l!ge in Y ellow pri ngs, is "Dad" Moon. o u r own jan ito r. aturday t he he ll -rope bro ke . th ere Ohio. "That" th e revolutionary idea wh ich I being promoted by hy ca usi ng the failure f the bell a t ' harle F ran ci Potter executi ve ec- twelYe o'c lock . " Dad'' wen t to th e offic ial s fo r a new r ope : they reque treta r y f Antioch. The plan of the " idea" i to co nnect I eel him to wai t un t il Monday to in young men a nd women with the r eal - . tall the rope. "Dad" in isted th a t h e i ti c things in life a nd n t to o edu - do it aturda y aftern o n fo r "the , cate them a to ma ke them incapable IJ ys wfll ..ure ly want to r ing the bell of adju ting them elve to the world. aturd ay ni g ht after th ey bea t t. X." The plan which i now working full .'\nd \\' e believe it wa the faith that ' bla t i to keep the student at Anti- .. D ad'' had in the tea m th at helped to ocb for five week , wh er e they are bring abo ut . t. Xavier· defeat. given i n ten ive tudie , a nd then senl - - - - 0 C - - -out on a job for another five week . Talking Too Much. Th ey literally have to work their way Judge Gary ays : " The a verage through coll ege. There i no room man talk too muc.h , e pecially if h e for any other kind of tud ent. has a good command of language. Five week s o f tudy: five \\' ek. of Tt is well to let the o ther man talk wo rk : th en five m o r we ks of tudy half the t im e. Each o n i, trying and th en a noth er five " ·eek s of hold - to ' ize up' th e other b efor~ naming in g do\\'n a rea l jol this. co ntinued figure. o r ta ting final co nclusio ns. for fo ur year. , r und o ut a yo un g 'A wise man ke ep a clo e mouth.' m a n o that he steps from coll ge a Tn an exte nd ed di cus io n th e exper genuine prod uct ive exec uti,· . so the ienced and wi e man , if he i a good nti ch fficia ls claim. Ii tener, i ab le to determine with This cou ntry need more An ti oclr con ider ab le accuracy, omethin g of • but 11 t all coll ege can-be . ntio Ii ; what is in th e mind of the other man. but ..\mcrica do e need m ore m en and One hould ca refully weigh ever~ women of th e type Antioch turn o ut. word that i uttered hy o ne ' self and I Many prominent edu cato r do not by th e ot her per on a well , and in believe that the Antioch plan is a doing so c~ n fo rm an intelli ge nt
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lo·t pound, for you wh o hav e h a d th e thrill of a tuck in a dress o n ce s nug, for you, oh fe ll ow- s uffe r ers in excess avoirdupois, w e have writte n t hi s lit tl e sketch, knowin g that a,t som e l)o in t during its deli very, yo u wi ll recognize the call of a mutua l int e r es t. There are ma n y w e ll- kn ow n m e th
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PHILOPHRONEA .\ lo ng a nd int en se di sc ussion too_k pl ace in Phil o ph ronea's Hall laSt F n daY eYenin g. .\ m o ti o n was made by o n~ of th e m emb ers th at Philoph ronea hold her sess io n o n Thursday ev~n.m g m · s tea d o i· 1·· n·cIay. The majontv· o f m emb ers pr ese nt voted fo r th e cha nge h,· a ,·o te o f· lli. t o 10 , b ut o win g to ·a cla use in th e By- laws, a . . r . for such 2-:: rn ai. o nty 1s necessa Y ac ti o n and ·th e motio n lo st by one
LA KOTA DEFEATS JONDA 1DOPE BUCKET IS UPSET to put a good tea m o n th e Aoo r and ·AND ALPS SKIN PHILOTA IN SATURDAY VICTORIES a ha rd ga m e is to be exp ected when "th e tw o t e:i. m s meet next Thursday ni g ht. . vote . I ' W onder 5 Wallops Wobugas in Mon- : Sphinx Defeats Cook House and Th e a d,·oca tcs o f th e new Pai · Th e real tes t o f the wee k co 1 11 es • tl1e follow Country Cklb Crushes ba,ed t 11eir ar g um ents on d ay G ame-W o b ugas A gam 1 ho we ,·c r wh en Mu skin g um trav els t o S u ff er D e f eat. I Annex Quintet. ing r ea so n : . \\" es tervill e to furnish o ppos 1t10 11 to Owin o- to th e fa ct that the majority - -d S I I f . Coach .. D eke'· Edl er's b a ttlin g quin - o f varsitY a thl eti c events occur odn B eca use of som e confli ct in che a tu rc ay was a ca y o up~ ets m 'I' I · t tet. ., ere is no need o f urging th e Frida y n.igln th ose men represen e ul e, th e 'Wo nd er 5 and th e W o bugas I th e G ro up L eag ue. th e phinx de- tt>de nt s to he 0 11 hand to see that . . ible to attend . . If · l · k H ,h er e111 ti ne1 1t 1mposs f p layed t he opening intra- mur al game I ea trn g t , e loo_ · o use in a ho tly ga m e as every o ne kn o w s what it will part 0 soc iety . :\ lso the greater Club 1 of the we ek las t MondaY. The W o n- I co nt es ter ove rtim e g am e, 1:: to l I.. h e. 1n all proba bility it \,·ill he t he th e co nce rt s g·i,·en by th e Glee · • o p- a nd th e Co untn· " de r 5 thoro ug hly wa lloped their · Cluh winnin g fr o n1 l) e·' t ga111e t O l>e see n o n t I11·5 AOu r a re held o n Frida y night s. thu s nee es f meinbers. Po ll ellt s l)y a Sco re o f 24 _6 _ Dodd. a th e A nn ex H to li in a n inter es tin g thi s y ear. . . sitating th e a bse nce o more t M einbei·s livin g in the near vicint ~ - -- - 0 C - - - new memb er o f th e winning crew , was game. th e star of th e ga m e. H e sho t fiv e Th e Cook H o use led at t he end Kozmops and Celtics Win. of vV estcrvill e find it convenient o f th e ti r,;t half o f th eir gam e with goal s. eco nomica l to go home over the wee The A lps tea m, in th e g ro up league, Sph inx hy : he na rr o w m a rgin of o ne Th e K ozm o ps found little difficult y end. Furth erm o r e numer ous ev~nts · I1a n d l111g · • -Ann ex ba ket o f stud ent inter . es t occur o n Fn da ·v ope ned th e eries played o n Thursday Poi 111 · T he ga m e was a game o f I 111 th e Bailey · · th e Pr un e L eague and de- eve nin g in Columbu s. Th by d efeating Philota 14-7. Yantis was f o u I s. o n IY f1• '°e b.a. k·e t IJemg ma cl e ball team 111 . ~ albove if high point man in thi s gam e sco ring fro m th e fi eld by bo th team s. The fea ted th em ll t o 4 in a n inter es tin g I circt\m sta nces wo ul d be ehmtnated four bas kets for Alps. ~ook H _o use mad e th r ee o f th ese a nd gam e. The winners took the lead , th e proposed plan was adopted. During th e fir st half, the J o nda- tn e Sph11'.x go t th e o ther two. Bo th ea rly in th e fir st half and were lead- I ---- 0 C Lakota gam e threatened to be a close tea m s m1 sserl eno ug h fo ~l s to . h~ve ing 7 to 4 a t th e intermi ss ion. Miley TRACK STAR WITHDRAWS N o ne. The half closed with th e sco r e won th e ga m e. th e _phrnx mi s I ~~ was the hi g h sco r er o f the game with FROM OHIO WESLEYA 4-2 in Lako ta 's fav o r. In th e seco nd , e \ cn a nd th r Coo k H o use Six. six point. . d I all an h alf, h owever th e Lako ta s broke away Mraz. o f th e winn ers. wa s th e hi g h The D eltas defea ted th e Celti cs th e Harley Pearce. famed fo otJ f h . l l k l1as ,been and end ed the game with a score of sco rer O I c ga m e wit 1 o ne , as ·et sam e aftern oo n, nam ely la t Saturday , track star of Ohio \ ,Vesleyan, I stic d 13-4. The scoring wa s pretty well a u fo ur fo ul s o r a to t al of six by th e core of 14 to 4. The sco r e declared ineligible due to scho a the {arsh , o f th e losers. wa s no t a t t h e end o f th e fir st half was 10 to 4. di"fficulti·e ancl !,as ·w·itl,clrawn from ce. "d e d m . t h"1s game. . point . d 1v1 · · Th e W o bugas suffer ed a econd de - fa r b hind with tw o basket and o ne Propst wa th e hi g h co r r o f the 11mver 1ty, acco r c1 ·mg t O a n announ "d , fea t in one w ee k w hen the Kappas set fo ul fo r a to t a I o f fiv e poin ts. ga m e with four baskets. E. H oo ver m ent mad e in Delaware laSt f~~s~;;_ Th e lo s o f Pearce deals \ tack t hem back for a 12-4 sco r e. L a po rt e, I Th e Co un t ry Clu b took an ea rly was next with fo ur ba kets. The door r o f th e victors, cored three goals. lea d a nd were neve r h ead ed or ever ga me was unu uall y devoid of foul s an a severe blow for the 111 utth O The clo e t fought ga me o f the cla y in da nger o i being head ed. The half o nl y on e per ona l fo ul hein g called in season thi · winter, and for e w a wo n from the Dub by the Won- end ed 7 to 1. Beucl er did a ll of th e th e wh ole gam e. doo r track seaso n thi s spring. cler 5. \,\Th e n th e final whi stl e bl ew. I C? untry Cl ub sco rin g. exce pt o ne th e core stood 13-12. Howar, o f the point, with ix bask et s a nd o ne fou l. I W o nder 5. made four goals. R o bert was th e hi g h sc0r er fo r ___ _ v C - - - Ann ex wit h two b a ket.
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The O hi o \ •Ve s leyan affirmative de bate team is m eet in g five Ca lifo rnia . c hoo ls in a western to ur commenced la st week. They will meet a co llege Ruth Streich, '2.;, and Mary Vance. t he dormitory to the tun e of the Wed- being the lead ers. Songs of sunshine team in De. Moine o n the ret urn t r ip. '23, v is it ed the G re e nwich C lu b thi . d in g March wa great ly enjoyed by and lo\'e in ter -persed th e e ntire pro all th e Cochran Hallites. gram . The no \'el arrangement of th e week-end. 1 Lois l(ihler from B ucyrus spent chairs in the shape of a hea r t addeJ pent the w eek-end Mary 11c Kenzie · I M · · K' much to the spirit of th e "al e ntin e k I the wee enc w it 1 arJo n e 1cs s. visiting in Barbert o n , 0. 1 meeting. CO1lE TO The P hoenix C lub greally enjoyed The Tali man C lub immensely en - - - - 0 C-- - joyed the boxes of "eats'' receiv_ed the box of birthday ''goodies" which CLEIORHETEA by Betty Marsh and Vi r a Dunmire Marguerite B lott received o n atu r thi s week. !:\ e \\' members came to the front in day. Cleio rh etea Thursday evening in exOn Thursday eve nin g th e Owl Clu l, The Arcady Cl u b enjoye,1 the Val - tcmpore spea kin g. Dorothy Ph illi ps was entertained with a Valentine entine lun ch give n hy t\\'O of th ,r told in a vi\'id and ele ctrifying manFOR YOUR PARTY party in the h ome of Agnes Ru chert. girls Sunday eve nin g. n er the story of "Lincoln and the The .\rbutus Clu b received a de " ,. . \ Pig-." E lizabeth Lesher retailed her UPPLIE The box o f ea,t · rece ived by th e tore of kn o \\'ledgc and ignorance of lightful Valentine present from the ir th eir al u m- " Radi o:· ~l' ildred Fenslar ·spoke on pledges in the form of an electric Pheonix C lulb from one of nae. Mr . I .uci ll e Vv'arso n Morris, wa the timely topic "Valentine Day." waffle iron. a delicious addition t Sunda~· nighfs Th reading of a POtm by Ruth SeaAdelaide Pottenger ha gone to Cin lun ch. man reYealed unsuspected genius. cinnati t o vi s it \\'ith he r father, in the ---n C - - -" . \ very . afr. Cnsafe Safe'' proved home O'f Mr. and Mr s. F. M. Potten Y . W . C. A.
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ger. Jr. "Ma kin g a L ife" wa the theme oi l Virginia Fowler and Norene Hi!!, t h e ta lk given by Mrs. Rupp Tue day of Marion were ho u se g uc t of Paul- night. \ Ve a re all living but are we ine Knepp this week e n d . making lives or bui lding beaut ifu l The Pheonix C lub announce Elv:1 character s. In h e r discussion Mrs Moo,ly a · a pledge to their group. Rupp nam ed th e trait s that arc nece · sa ry if we are to liv e liv es that art ~r rs. Duerr of Dayton. and Mr s. \\'Orth "·bile. :Myers. of Canton, we re guest of the The special music was a vocal sol \\'I Club ai lunch, Sunday evening. by Thelma Gu tin. l\fr. and Mr . Nichols motored fro m ·a rdington t~ \Vesterville Sat urday night to witness Otterbei n' s vi c torv on the haskc~hall Aoor. \ 1\ ' ith them · they brought a huge basket of de lici ous "eat ·,'' so "Marj" and '· Ernie "cel ebrated th e \'ictory with a ··grand an d glorious push" for th l! J\r'hutu Club.
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pictu r e is drawn of the laboring class of people and the conditio ns influen cing their lives. .'\n appeal is made to liberate these people fr om these ex isting con ditions. I ts close applica tion to e•ery day life makes it an in I tensely ii:teresting subject. Mr. H oo ver's experienc e in public · speaking has been very extensive. He I ha s bee n on the deba te squad ever sin ce he was a Freshman, with the exception of t his year. He took sec Ed Hammon spent the week-end ond in the Russell Oratorical Contest visiting ·with fr iend s at Oberlin Col during his Sophomore year and first lege. place during hi s Junior y ea r. Al E lliott. '23. was back fo r t!tc The above mentioned orations have game and spe nt some time with been deliver ed befor e some 20 differ Country Club friend s. ent audi ~nces. Mr. Hoover having Cha rl es Mumma , H arold Thompson appeared before the Kiwanis and Exchange Oubs a t the Chitte nden Hotel and H o m er Huffman went to their in Colum!> us; th e L ions Club of Chilli respectiv e homes ove r th e week end. cothe;, Eiwanis Clubs of Lancaster "Hal" Goodma n, '23, was back in and Mt. Gilead and numerous church organizatio n s. \Vesterville l o the t. Xavier gam e. Hoover is to s peak last on the pro "Tubb y'' D etamo re, '23, came to gram Friday evening at Hiram thus Westerville to see th e Ottenbein giving hin an important advantage. t. Xavier clash. - - - 0 C-- V.ARSITY PLEAS FOR
" Dave·• Reck, '25, of Middletown witnessed the game Saturday night and spe nt Sunday with Sphinx friend .
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' 'Teeter'' Adams, '23, brought sever (Co rtinued From Page One) al high school boys from J o hn stown shower room of the gym. The only to ee the game. time there is any hot water is 5:30 in Fred tevens visited with phinx the morr.ing or on S undays. friend over the week- nd. The ingenuity of the varsity basket "R " C t , t . 1 ball squad has developed a st raining 24 1 . _u s o r'.1e et, ' a eac 1er JO recess b which the luke war m Clulhcothe High School came back for P Yb . d f h t f water m1y e st ra111e rom t a o a . the game and brought two prospective f . 'd B t · g students. · mor e n~1 temperature. y urnm the cold water fauce ts of a ll t he showL . L. Barnhart vi ited with Sphin...x er on, except one, whose hot water faucet i! t urn ed on, the temperatu r e friend over the week-e nd. of the htter showe r is such t hat the ramer Mahan went home over the bather may at least moi ten the face week-end to ee hi s mother who and han,i s without bei ng entirely ex ick. hausted by the phy ical maneuve rs of Kent Crook pent th wee k end in his lower a·ppendages, which move \ i\l e terville. ment is closely a.kin to the shiv er. Ine ''Ed" Newell, '22, s pent aturday the millenium our ba keteers may b afforded a more plea ant opportunity with Cook Hou e fri end . fo r the taking of the usual sho we r. '· lif' Bay, '23 and Clinton hank ---0 , itn ed th e St. Xavier game· and vi eve ral of the b ask t ball teams n ited with Pbilota fri nd over the the Ohio onference have nicknames w ek-end. Akron utiiversity held a conte t among harl e Keller has returned to their tudent to find a n,ame uitable chool and regi tered for the econd for their team. "Zipper " was the eme ter. name finally chosen and it is a very '·R d" Camp, '25, . p nt the week applicable one for the indu try is a lso located in that -city. end with Annex friends.
Th e French Club m et last Thurl'hilomathc·, had o n e o i her usu 1 . .dav afte rn oo n. :\n int erestin g proally ti ne ina11gu ra l sessions o n j · n · gram wa ca rr ied o ut as folows: day evening. It was an open sess ion '·L'ne Histoire"a 11d q uit e a fe w visitors were pres Part I ........ .... ................ Mll e Kn epp. en t. During the busin ess scs,1011. Part ll ... ..... .. ...... .... Mlle. Bordnei-. Cha rl es E . Mumma was elec ted to ··D es Coutumes rle la France"associate m embership, and Boyd C. Mlle. Snyder Rife , t o active m em1bership. \•V atter Contrrbutio n s ........ Tous !es membre F. Martin, as r etiring chaplain, spoke Lilian Shively was elected as the o n th e subj°ect "Do Y o ur Duty and ne\\' president. a Little Mo re.' ' "Wayne V . Harsha ---0 C--favored society with a piano solo. "\Vi ll you always love me this way?" The pres id ~111t's ,·aledictory, "What "Well , you see I'm on ly a Fresh Makes a l\fa n," by Ralph \V. Tinsley, m an now.'' was \\' ell de live'red. After the inaug • ura ti o n o f o fficers. president-elect D\\'i g ht Arno.Id spoke o n " Disgui sed M ilitarism.'' Mis s Cat herin e Darst represented l'hjlalcthea with a few ex1emporancous remarks. The nc·w officers o f Philomat·hea a re: Dwight ArnotJ, preside nt ; J . Neely Boyer, vice-'J)r esident; E . D. Bragg. sec r etary; W. C. Myers , critic; P. L. C harles, cha'Plain; R. A. Ship ley, censor; C. H . Bielstein, assistant censor; J. \i\l. Hudock, chori ter; VI,' . V. Harsha. p;anist ; and K. F. Echard . orchestra leade r. ---- 0 C---A college course fo r wa herwomen is being organized by the state univer sity at Springfield, Mass.
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J. B. rabb , '23, of Centerburg brought hi ba ket ball team to We terville to e tterbein in action at urd ay night. .. _ I" Matto n, 21, and "Jake'' \ bite, '23. w re bac.k for the o-am and s pent unday with nne.x fri nd . \.Vay ne Parche r vi ited with fri nd ove r the week- end. '·Happy'' Royer, '25, with · Lakota friends .
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