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KENYON DEFEAT ENDS SEASON AKRON IS DEFEATED IN DEBATE CONTEST T an Forensic Men Lose Fray Bluffton Platform Through Technicality.

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Otterbein's nega tive debate tea m cored th e fir st co nfere nce victory oi the eason when th ey successfully dA.owned th e affi rmativ e team from kro11 U n1vers1ty · • ., 11 th e coll ege chapel lat F rt·ct ay 111.ght. The n .ctonou . s team i composed o f A rnold. Fletcher auct LaPorte. The deci~ion was an onc. by _Prof. \\·. H. Coope r. o f 10 111vers1tv T -· d he affirmative debate team lllet C(e~t at the hands of Bluffton at 8 luffton last Friday ni g ht throug h a tec~ini cali ty. I rof. Harshman n f Mt. 111011 .was the onl y judge. . A triangle debat ·w ith • tu, -in •tnn <tlld , , . . • ' 1lfe11berg will he Otterbc111 s :c oud Co nferen ce battl e Friday 111 ~ht, ?-.farch 12. · ,She affir11.1ative team Miller. LaukI1Uu· . · . and Knight " ·ill m ee t Mu k111&u111 . . t negative 111 th e co ll ege chapel a the · ap·,1 e tim . e o ur negative . team. A ·ti rnold • Fl etch er and La Po rte, mee t 1 r c \\ ittenberg a ffirmative at pring11eld.

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O r ga niza t ions Present Program in Ma rtin sburg, Canal W inchester and Pataskala. Tan and Cardinal Q uintet F in ishes U ndisputed T hird In O hio T he G lee Uu h and Ba nj o-1\'Ia ndo Conference. lin Orch es tra sa ng befor e a well fi lled house in Ca nal Winch es ter last Otterbein cl osed her m os t succe -sful Friday evening. Th e concert w as ba ket ball seaso n in yea r s last atur given in th e high school auditorium day at th e high school gymnasium und er t he auspi ces o f Rev. Paul when the sc rappy Tan a nd Cardinal Brake. a g rad uate of th e class of quinte t minus the se rvices of star for '2.'i. who i pastor of the United ward Dames w ho was injured last Brethren chur ch in Canal Winches week in practise downed Kenyon '. ter. best bet 44 to 35 in a well played and Sa turd ay eve ning the t wo musical intei·csting ga me. Otterbein didn't orga ni za ti ons were g reeted hy an g et well started un til th e second h alf aud ie nc e of -!00 in th e Presb y terian \\·hen it. whirlwind attack left K enyon -: hurch at Ma rtin sb ur g. This co ncert in th e rea r. ,\·as given unde r th e auspice s o f th e Keny o n ope ned hos tiliti es- wi t h a Martin sburg High chool. \Vilbnr fi eld goa l followed by two io ul s and vVood. a graduate in la. t year's a fter \-Vidd oes· ·u cc fnl attcm1Jt '"\"1 ~n,·tnmr nl"al in cu-rin from just ut s.idc the £ ul lin tJ1 e_v conce rt for ?vfa r tinsl ur g. \ .f rep eated th pro edu r e.. tt rb •i1J . ter the co nce rt th e Home Eco- ca111e to J1'fe a11d «a · •ed tcad'l t.l ., of tl1 e 11, , • un J nomics D epa rtment hi.1rh the core stoo(I 11 · 12 · f f sc lJ ool ,• 111 avor o . to en ·cd a . lunch eo n to the Glee · Ke11yo n wh n K ny on took ti me o ut. Cl ub a nd Orche tra in the high schnol. TANS FINISH THIRD M ond ay cven i-ng. March ist. the

- - -· -J t J k t I II ··Sw ede·· P1ayerI I1.15 as >::t s ·e >a Ia 5t S a t ur.da Y game for 0 tt er I)Cllt ,.,.. L li 1 e1·eni11g wit n th Lao · nc na 4 t ... a'.· tor 1 0 q ujnl t ballled t.O a _.,. . ..., vtc ) ove r th e K enyon quad. Poros ky rtainly• dcse rYes a g reat <Ica I o f Ce cred it for th e way in which h e helpf t 1 m os ed Ottc1·,h ein to hav e one O tie succc. sf ul bas ketball tea ms in many y ea r, . T\\'o od1 er eniors. Haro ld McMicha els and Paul Upson. a re Glee ·1uh and Orchestra gave a con al O e nding ba ket ball ca re ers. cert in th e City Hall a t Pataskal a. ___ o C - - - \rVi lliam Hampshire. a enior at Ot RE CITAL CO MES T ONIG HT terbein. aided in sec uring this con lb jud . deci ion will b e give11 by three cert. He is pas tor of th e Pata · kala io c . at Wittenberg. An oral deci s- C onservatory of Music Stude~ts W ill U nited •Brethr en church. . L Pt11 \V11l. be given here by Prof. H. . Present Program of Pleasing Thur. day c,·cnin g the organiz a- t1 lank ' of Alb 1011 ' . ~lich College, A lb1on, N umbers. ti o n will gi ,·e a concert in hillithe ~ \~ho i ecretary-treasurer of of co th e and Frida~( will go to Port. of ' ational A odation o f Teachers Stud en ts in th e onscn·atory of m outh. Plans are now being mad e rat' Pe ch, a nd al o sec retary of the Mu ic will prese nt a ,·ari ed selec tio_n to cc ure a co ntra ct a t Leban n. ional Oratorical A . ociation . voca l a nd ins trum enta l n umb ers m a - -- - 0 C---recita l wh ich will be giv en in Lamb ert PRE SIDENT CO MPLETES R. Eviv AL SERV I CE S CLOSE H a ll this eve nin g a t cigM-fifteen. SURVEY OF RECRUITS Two rgan numb er played by 1v{a.rc.~ g Wom en' night, Tue day, 9 Viola Burk and Mary Whiteford, a Thirteen Percent of Student Body R.upp ~. wa well attended. Dr. • sci cti 11 bv E lwa rd Ca ld• Have Indicated Desire to do ltton ~t ed a the ba i of his er 111and I111 aJtd a piano quartet oompo eel of Religious Work. a11oin~ e tory of Mary of Bethany w II ' ' K I M Grace o rn etet. Ethel . e~ er, . ary ,\ ~llg the feet of J e us. 11 '"'11·1tcf6#r'l, an<l Vira Dunmire will b O ,·er thi rtee n per ce nt of dent s nu ual[y large number of . tu \ ,, amon th feature s on th e pro ram. stud nt s hav indi a ed d ir i11 0h": re pre ent Thur day even• ,.,. w I :\{ildr d. Kin .Jl er. Vira Dunmire, foll-time hristian ,uid religiou ·rh ~ub'. 1 wa . olle e Men's ni g ht. }.linnich. ace, rcling to a su rvey of Lif elia J .hn so 11. Ka thryn that N Ject of the ermo n wa " Path ladys Nichol and Mildre_d Zinn will R ec ruits ju t c m1>leted by l r . idcn t · :ver f eet. ' •\ 11 I10 \;i,' . lipp in er. There i a tota l of lay p iano ·el ction . \, o al . Pl il.. d . con ce r n d were P · Fr c ' (..1lltan 77 rec ruits of whi h num b r 42 ar L I will be sun o- JY cw t · . th e with th e iatere t shown u vc rar cl. Zelpha m e11 arid 35 arc \\' men. . D 11 •1t1I ttd en.t · . . • ~ \• t Ill th e m ee t m g. I11ve 1v, . · L . mith Th Im a u t111, ha th e we k. \ Th fr bman cla F1 b r. or u ' . , , .11 . Olive Holt. a nd Elizabeth number having 24 to it J\fary u1 I S, . . · ctoovcr T 0 . H offma n for " ·holll Ho m er Hoffm_a u op hom or s ha ve I 5, th e jun.iors I 5, Earl Fl. Ins all New C ha pter . • · 1· b liga to ne VlO - t he seni r 19. and I he academy 4. . chapt<: oover, pre ident of the local will play th e v10 in o n t he p ro a-ra m. The outh a t confer ence furni he 23 apPoi r f l?i Kappa D ita has b een !in num b r i . al st udent ·. t he Miami 16, and Ea . t li,1 llted by Prof. We tfal l of Col' Oh io 14: the A. llegheny co me ter of V . "0 " S we aters O rdered. th · r olorad o, to .mstall a chap ~rar,c. . raternitv M . ars1ty with represe ntati ves. andu ky ta 01, · at • anetta ollege, V ·t •·o•· ·\ •sof the ar 1 Y · ., , West irginia 3. and t he Eric 2. 110 ond · M r. Hoover will Sweaters or . th Uct th in taHati o n at Marietta. ciation were 0 rd ered ts wet"I'-

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New Appliances Installed · In Home Economics Department.

G I RLS ' LEADERS' CORPS I KATHLEEN WHITE BECOMES r,1USIC STUDENTS TO APPEAR ADOPT NEW " 0 " PLAN SE CR ETARY TO '1R.i0,A S:.J R E R I IN "THE GYPSY ROVER" N ew ·Requirem ents Ar e M ore St r ingent a nd Will Stimulate Athletic Act ivit y.

Otterbein Conservatory of M us1c will have a g ood r epresentation of stl'.dents in th e production of th e light ope ra. ''T he Gypsy Rover,'' to j be presented by the glee clubs and . orc hestra oJ the loca l high school in the rJ. S. a udit orium , Friday e\'C ning at eight o'c lock. Two o f the part icipa nts . Donald Euverarcl and J ames H arris are vocal students of Otterbein .

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.'\ t a recent meeting of th e Girls' Leaders Corps a new plan was adopted for awa rding "O's" to gi rl s. l t is believed that th e new requirement s wm stimulate g irl s' ath letic activities. The new ruling is as follo\\'S: An "O'' \\'ill be gran t ed to a g irl after s he has earned 8 num erals. .\ um era ls can be earned in th e fol-

U11der t he superv ision of Mi ss L. M. Hoerner a number of improved, m ode rn adclitions have been made in th e Home Economics Depar tment. The m ost out stand ing is the up-to datc ironing board . It has an iron s tand. a detachable sleeve boa rd , anJ a signa l li g h t which turns red wh en the ir on is in us e. An overhead pole keeps tlte cord o ut of the \\'ay. The se \\'ing machines have been eq uipped with an electric motor. A pinking machine, a compa ra ti vely new ill\·ention, is another addi t ion. Thts de\' ic e is used for ti ni hing seams. .\ t the beginnin cr of the year a " · I was cl ose t for illustrative matena built. 1n thi is kep t the lateS t

Th e plot of th e ope retta is b1sC'd upon an hi sto r ical c,·e nt in Engl ish low ing way : Miss Kathleen \Vhit e. \\'ho \\'as history. and has ma n y am using parts. 1. BY · 111 · 1924 . wt·11 · participating in three -fourth s , gra d ua t ecI f rom Ott er l)e111 There will be about tifty voices in of the q ua rt ers playe d by her team assume th e pos ition of secretary to t he mixed chor us, tw elve pr in cipals, in the inter-class basket ball series. Treasure r of the Coll ege J. p_ ~Vest and an orchestra of fifteen. 2. B,· hikin g one hundred miles. J which was rcc,:ntiy made \·aca nt by ----0 C---:;. By play ing in at lea st th ree- th e re signation oi :.liss '.\label Free- Prof. Glover Addresses Science Club. current pamphlets . color charts, an_d fourt h s of the games played by he r man. other s up pkmen tar v material. It is The regular m on thly meetin g of in te r es tin g to note• that t 111·s c loset team in th e inter-class baseball series. Mi ss Freema n has held a position in 4. By \\'inning seven points in an the Science Club was h eld last n ight \\'as made from the old chapel seats. th e Treasurer's office fo r th e past int e r-cla ss track meet. 111 McFadden Hall. The prog ram, lm provement·s in th e li g ht ing sys three yea r s and ha s been a full time of • ,;. By beco min g \\'inner o r runner· . a purely mat 11emat1ca 1 nature. tem and a n ew hot water tank puts I secreta ry fo r th e past eight m onths. cl . . P · h the . _ . . prove to 1Jc very 111 s truct1ve. ro- this department o n a pa r wit Lil) 1·11 a gc11 er al s· ,·11glc- or clo uble s • • > M iss l· r eeman now has a n mt cr est t11 f GI k h b . _ tennis tourname nt. esso r ove r spo ·e to t e c 1u n,C'm- Home Economics D epa rtm ent s of t1,e her fa th ers grocery stor e at Coll eg~ I h · o , Tl D ~ew spo rt s m ay be added hut o nly Ave. a nd State St. )ers_ 0 11 t e su 1?,Jec t . o r · 1e ua 1 leacling co ll eges in the state. one num eral may be won 111 each 1 ____ C - -- Decimal _System. H_1s talk was fo l- - --0 ( -- - 0 sport each year , also th e Girls' Lead- RHODES SCHOLARSHIP j lo\\'ed with the r ead 111 g o f a paper International Relations Meets. ers Corp hall awa r d th e numerals by Mrs. Ma r y Needham, the title Club and le tt ers. STIPEND INCREASED i of wh ich w a s. ''Why T eac h MatheThe Tnternational R elat ions Dr. Captains of basketball and ba eball I ma t ic s?" held its r egu lar m ee ting at f Colle g es a nd Universi ties Should 1 S naYely's on Monday eve nin g. Marcl O teams s hall keep acco unt gi rl s Select Rep r esentatives / _ Both disc ussio ns brought out new ·1· Tra1111ng eligible for n umerals on he r team Befo re O ct. 26 _ 1 •<leas and con tai ned a great amount 8th. Comp ulsory M, ,tary and report th em to th e President of of real information of great worth in .\m erican Co lleges wa s th e th enic fo r discussion. the Leaders Co rp s. .-\n a,lditional feature of the Rhodes and importance t o students. Girl s ma y count part 1c1pat io 11 in Scholarshi ps for thi s year is the iu---- 0 C ------0 spo rts listeJ. entitling them to numer- , crease of the s tipe nd to four hunAn egot i t 1s a person who believes Bobbecl hair 1s not a ~ign of a clea n al befo r e the adoption of th e e r eg- I dred pow1 ds per ,_·ea r. 1 h f t 1at e a r o e rom a monkey. neck. ulatio n s. The 1926 election \\'ill he held on Hiking letter s will be awarded to December 11 . all who ha\·e completed their two I l- 0 11 eges an cl un1,·er · · ·11 celect · 1·1!CS \VI hundred mile the fi rst emester of tl • t t' I t . . 1e1r r eprese n a 1ves JC \\·een Octothe year 1925-1926. After thi s time her n a nd Oc t obe r Hi. so t hat appli I num e rals only will be awa rd ecl. cat io ns can reach t,Lte Secretaries before October 2:1. cholars ele c t ed in 1926 will enter KAMPUS KALENDAR OxforJ in October. 1927. I A Rhode s Scho l,arship 1s tenab le Tuesday, March 9for three year . Y. M . C. A. at 6:00 p. m . No res triction 1s placed up o n a Y . W. C. A. at 6:00 p. 111. , Rhodes Schola r's choica of studies. Recital in Lambert Hall at Rhodes Schola r s are appointed 8:00 o'clock. without examination o n th e basis of T h ursday, March 11their reco rd in chool and college. 6: 10 p. m. -Cleiorhetea . Fur th e r information and appli ca 6:20 p. 111.-Phil alethca. tion bla nks may be obtained from Friday, March 12Pre. iclen t lippinger. 8 :00 p. m.-Debatc with Mu ----0 kingum here and \\'ith 'vVitten DR. JON E S GETS GREETING berg there. Wednesday, March 17Dr. E . :\. Jones. professor emeri enior R ecognition Day. tus o f Bib le in O,tterbe in received Thursday, March 18the following telegram from the Ohio ociety of the ),Ja ti ona l Superin Lyceum Course, Rocky M o un tain Quartet, at 8:15 in chap l. tendent s· Assoc iation \\'h ich was 111 session in Wa hington, D . ·.. la .t week: Enrollment Reaches 603. "Cord ial greetings and good wi . hMi Dori Widdoes wa enro lled ' c \\'ith deep regret that you arc not in the Mu ic Department during the with u at the Buckeye iinner. \ Ve la t week. The total enrollment now arc both eating and drinking to your 603, wi th :rn:1 bo_y and 300, girl . health and happine s . May yo u be The total number enroll ed 111 the spa r ed many yea r . fo ur college cla e ha now r eached Ohio - oc iety-F. E. Reyno lds. 500. Dr. J ones va lu es thi telegram ---- 0 C ---ve ry highly . in ce it come from so R. W. HOFFMAN, Proprietor Rev. Daugherty Speaks. important a sou rce. H e has been WHERE SERVICE IS BEST Rev. S. F. D a ugherty who was for- \ connec ted witJ, educational wo rk merly th e college pasto r , poke in praaticall y all of hi s life. chapel last Tu esday morning. Dr. j O C Daugherty is now pastor of the L . \ Vhat is a person to do when his B. church in F indlay, Ohio. teeth arc fal se to him?

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THE DIX REUNION PLAN

OTTERBEIN WOMAN 'S CLUB HOLDS LUNCH E ON MEETING The olumbus Ott erb ein \\' oman's Cl ub held its Ma rch meetin g at the Lazar us Companv·. tea room Satur day. The memb~rs of the club en joyed a da intv luncheon anJ social h . our before th e meeting begar,. The compilat ion of recipes for the club's -: ok book received attent ion du rin g he _bu siness sess ion. The ed iting of 1h e_cook hook is a projec t which the lad,e have undertaken and with the cliaracteri tic enth u iasm with which th Y have set about the foil sk it biJs fa!r to be a huge uccess. The book ":111 contain not only recipes of all kinds bu t menus and hous ehold hint a well. f ).[r · E. M. Kida . of the State v\/ cl

. ar Departme nt, in a most interest i_n g talk, crave the clu b an idea of th e luncfion o f her department and th e go d that ca n be Jone in the case of d linq u ent and o r phaned children. .

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MANY FIELDS fi A Partially completed occupational !e of th e raduat e and ex-student o1 .O tt e r b em . re\·eals some very .mterc .ting fact . The figur es given here o1 cour e cI e not give a place t ot h. at 1 arge num'l r f Otterbein women '"ho ar e cl 01ng · · I . that ver y essentta !JICCe 1• . ervice-operating ucce ful 1 . Iud e on I y t I10 e clio111e . • Tb e 1·i t 111 oing methin of a ga in ful nature, not th . at k eping a hou e is not a ga1nfut . . • pur tut but hou ewive ore1i11 arilv do . not • . not get a alary. The li t is · ntirely complete do to lack of tnforn1 f I are a n c nce rnin g some gradutu . and ex · - tu d ent who have not rerned inf · · office. rmat1on card to the a lu111 111

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ALUMNI COUNCIL ADOPTS DIX REUNION PLAN FOR COMMENCEMENT PROGRA~ New P lan Greatly Facilitates All Reunion Arrangements. Chart Explains Details. This year. an .:I for the futur e, with a view to definite ly organizing class reuni on act ivities, the '•Dix Reunion P lan•· wa adopted by th e A lumni Council at its regu lar monthly m eet ing held March 4. The who le idea of this plan is to bring together at commencement time th ose classe and college gen era tion s th at were 111 th e colleg at th e same time. In addition to the ope ratio.n of the plan as outlined be lo"· pecia l atte n tion will be give n to the clas es having ten year re union . g lance at the chart will show you exactly when your cla'ss \dll " re une." Fo r many year we have used th e " hit and mis " scheme and it ha lacked many of the element of per fection. Failure to meet old frien ds or classmate wa. a frequent cause of disappo intment and com plaint. With the brin ging together of a whole coll ege generation the pos ibi lit~· o f a lone membe r of a cla wan derin g about the campus seeking friend is gr atly reduced. ertainly tJ1e plan is not to be un der· tood a one which leave a ll th other-s, except tho e incl ud ed 111 the scheme, out in the cold. Such i not th e case. ommencement i the time when all the alumni anJ ex- tudent a nd friends com together. The adoption of the Dix Plan will help in the empha i given to ome cla cs. Tt provides for the reunion of each cla once very twenty yea r . And every year a ttenti on i given to the ten-year reuni n . The Dix pla n ha th ndor eme nt of th ociation of lumni lumnae ecretarie a nd i ful operation in mot of g r college aii.i univ er itie. a many of the maller in tit It will work at tterbcin if k It. The plan call together the foUo, ro up, thi year. F ir t ' 6. ' 7. ' , ' n. econd, '05, '06, ' 07, 'O . Third, '24, '25, '26. pccial attention i giv 11 to 76, ' 6. '!)6, ' O , and '16. Th cla of 16 i al ready at work and will sta e a big affair at c m mencement time. Thirty-fiv graduof '16. thirty-o ne a ted with the cla till living. 6 ha twenty-two ori inal tw n tynin teen m mh r. f ·. 6 are still livi ng. 76 ha fiv m m b r-,

'the Faculty Club of the oil ge enter tain the alumni, ex- tudent friends in Franklin County on night of March 26th. committee from the faculty headeel by P rofe. sor Leon M-c a rty, profe or of public speaking. i preparing a pro ram which will fit in with th general pirit of th e big family reunion program. lt i the de ire of the committee to acquaint al umni with ome f th pha es of the colic e work and afford a n oppor tunity f r them to meet the member of the faculty. 'Profe or Gilb r t E. Mill . pre iJ nt f th '\V ster vill alumni group co-opera ti ng. The men 111 ch arge promise a big bi F ur th r anno un ement a to time, and place. will be ent to if yo w.

commencement houl.:I b th l in th hi tory of t h c 11 g pr pirit of the al umni a good o f jud eme.nt. .

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m o re ,·it a l t o th e m tha n to us T he tim e has. arrived fo r \ Y o uth to de m and a pa rtner s hip and Published Weekly in the Interest of ' de mand it co urageo us ly." Otterbein College by the OTTERBEIN LITERARY I lf A m eri ca is going to ab o lish war ' SOCIETIES ' th e chi ldre n of thi s country will have Westerville, Ohio to be so train ed a nd instructed that , Member of the Ohio College Press I a gen erati o n hen ce, the American Association I mind s ho uld have a deep r epu lsio n STAFF war. So lo ng as Ame rica I against EDITOR-IN-CHIEF s tr esses military trai ning, th e o the r WAYNE V. HARSHA, '27 c~untri cs of the. glo?e will_ do likePlum Street Phone _w. wise-a nd Ame rica 1s an im port ant 455 88 NEWS EDITORle ader. LOUIE W. NORRIS, ,28 Every time A m e rica build s a ship, CONTRIBUTING REPORTERS- · puts a new plane in th e air, in,·e nt s Wanda Gallagher, 26 a new g un , o ther nations get the idea Lenore Smith, '26 that w e a r e preparing for w ar a nd Pauline Knepp, '26 carry o n si milar operatio ns. D oes Florence Howard,• 'ZS . tha t look like . peace~ · G era Id R osse1o t , 29 ATHLETIC EDITORj The wo rd s of Prof. George A. H. E. WIDDOES, '27 ; Coe, of th e T eacher's -College of Asst. A thletic Ed. .. Clyde Bielstein, '28 Co lum bia U ni ve r sit y, exp r cs es th e ALUMNAL EDITORSI a tti t ud e of the na t io n t o ward the H . W . TROOP, '23 peace questio n : ·'In o u·r sc hools, ALMA GUITNER, '97 Dorms Editor ...... Florence Rauch, ,26 though \\·e si ncerely profess peacefu l Local Editor .. ............ Karl Kumler, '28 se ntim ent s, we n e,·e r bring o urselves Exch. Editor .... Ernestine Nichols, '27 quite to the point of producing in BUSINESS MANAGERth e young any mind- se t that pos ibly MARCUS M. SCHEAR, '27 co ul d bring war t o an e nd. The Asst. Bus. Mgr. .......... Ross Miller, '28 sta te as it is teac he patriotism toCir. Mgr. ........ Margaret Widdoes, '26 ward th e s ta te as it is, th o ug h the Assistant Circulation ManagersRuth Hursh , s ta te t 11at 11 0 \\' is has a mind se t toMildred Wil;on27 ,28 w ard war." Ame ri ca wi ll ne,·cr aboli s h \\'ar if Address all commumcattons to the _ Otterbein Tan and Cardinal, Lambert • 11e does not begin duri ng the r eig n 1 Hall, 103 West College Avenue, Wes- of peace. terville, Ohio. 0 C - -- -

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war s. a nd m o re loss o; SHALL WE CHANGE SOCIETY life, o r , ha ll w e ha ,·e adequa t e prepMEETING NIGHT? aratio 11. fewe r wars . a nd less loss of life? ( Edi to r 's :\'.ote: \ Vith th e few ff h c military m a n I1as no q uarre l changes required to mak e this di sc u swith peace promotio n, intell igently iion genera l " ·e present in full th e co nceived and carried fo rwar d; but paper read in Phi lomath ea o n F ebr u it is his duty and th e duty of eve ry ary 26 by Regina ld A. Shipley.) o the r clea r-vision ed patrio t to work The ·plan for c hanging the meetaga in s t paci fist m ove ments, the r e- ing ni ght fo r the societi es as it now suit s o f whi ch w ill not be peace but :on front s .us is as fo ll ows: c ru el a n d unnece ssary destru ction of , First, t he m e n' s socie tie s shall life._ Military traini1~g will never p~t 1 c~~nge th eir time o f meeting fr o m us mto war ; nor will th e lack o f 1t Fnday, as 1t now s tand s, to Thursday eve ning. Second , t he gi rl' s sokeep us o ut .~f war. . . Be sides . n11htary tra_mm g ha s m e n- c1e t1 es -s hall co ntinu e to m ee t o n tal. m o ral , and phys ical ~d_vanta ges Th ursd ay in th e men's ha ll s but girl'. e xc el led by no o ther trammg, a nd and m e n' s soc ieties s hall both have in many respe cts not e ven eq uall ed. differ ent hours o f m ee tin g. Any s uc h c hang e as thi s merit s G rea t e r hea lth a nd vigo r , greater · 1 an, . i me n ta l, 111· Je e p an d tho ugh tful co nside ra tion . a lertn ess . p Iiys1ca . .· . . . . creased d1 sc1plm e, 1ncludmg self-dis- J y way of me nti o n it might be r eciplinc, and in m a ny cases bette r call ed that t he c hange wo uld in\' o h ·e m a nn er s. a re some of the g r ea t r e- 211 a m e ndm e nt of th e by-laws whi c h s uit s of military tra inin g . Mi litary cann o t be do ne excep t on two- thirct,.: tra in in c, is up erlati ,·e ly capab 'e of ,ote o f soc iet\'. It has lo ng been . "' · turnmg out better e mp ~oye rs, bette r :he cu stom for the two men' s lit er e m ployees, better Am eri ca ns. It de- uy societies to hold thei r m eetin g ser ves th e e nthusiastic suppo rt of on F rid ay evening. Although th e eve r y man a nd w oman wh o 1s loyal ·r adit io na l eleme nt is n o se ri ous arto civili zat ion. g-um en t fo r the continuing of a ny i\-{il itary trainin g has in gene ra l ,ractice. it i we ll that a cha nge term s three vit a l values : it ma y se r ve Nhich ,nvolves d iscontinuing an e · w1·11 ·a bl 1' s 11ed c ustom, b e uph el d 1JY very to pre,·e n t war ; 1' f war co me s it save mi se r y and lives; it ha s de cided substa ntial rea son s before it he at all val ues fo r civilia n life.-Dr. R ay- co n sid er ed. Fo r this reaso n r would ·t· · 1 ttemp t 111 o ncl V . P helan. ____ en 1c1se ve r y evere y a ny a - - -- 0 C :o bring abo ut thi s cha nge in the DISCREDITS STATEMENT very immed ia te futur e without d u e R ece)Jt ly

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th ing lo do or no t . tli r pra cti ,:<: \\'111 ored with some truth . 'but w hy s ub ject a me mbe r to t e m ptat ion by mak I never be disco nt inued. 1 1 (Co n . ,· _> • a very practicable plan. . H o w eve r, S t il( _anot h er r_e aso na bk objecr,o , ing it poss ible fo r h im to c ut societ \' trn ued [ rom I a,g c l"o ur ). there i. o ne difficulty whi c h sh o ul cl fo r l· n day cve11 111 g may he !Vlttd u nd er the excu se o f attendi11g s o m~ 1! lw n o ted. .A s is n o w the custo m the · in co nc lu sion. This is the incon,·1••1- othe r en· 11t which h e ca n claim i, :-; Alumni Like to Return. lef~ ot l~n g ago an alumnu s wh o ha -J \ ~i ri s' soc ie ti e~ bo th begi n befor e s ix \ ic·nce wit~1 re spe ct to libr.-1 ry w o- k . 1.: qu ::t lly a ., imp ~r tant. Statements Summarized. ed f society _m a ny years ago return- ;h irt\' a u d a r e on· r b y ei g ht o"c lo : k. 1 The libr:, r y does n Jl ope n Saturda y . o r a_ vi sit a 11d m entio ned th e fact Thi~- s c hed ul e ,,-,rn ld fi t int o t he pro - · morniuiz t ill JO o 'clock . 1-knc e ii it .-\ s a s•ummary of t h e differe n t as t h• ,1t he1n g 111 . C o l um 1HIS o ye r t I1e po, cd p la n very \\' Cll fo r g ir . ls ' so - 1, •s . r cq 111rc·d . to pr e pare fo r a·1y c!:t,s J pec t s o f th e pla n which h as just been wee.k-end I · h · • I· S_:iturday m o rm_· u g eJ, C<'IJl an c-lc --~ n disc uss ed the fo ll o win g conclus ions anc r e m e m 1, e nng l a t c idy sess io ns mu s t he o ver h_y c1g,11 w o r,-;1. m us t he J m ig h t h e drawn . Firs t, it has b ee n soc iety had al \\ a \ s· n1"t 0 11 1·· n·<1ay o'clock in o rder to comply w it l1 ,I o r - o cloc k c I a ss , 11>rary 1 eve M e n 's soc ict ie , do ne o n Friday. ·1t ca nn o t he J ,_.,~e • no ted that irom the standpoint of ., dnin.g . he h a d J.ec .id ed t o come up m ito n · regulati o ns. a 1 · • ht _1 \ "ISi! .s oc,. ety . It 1s proba b le t hat co uld ' then begi. n promptly at eig in th e eve ning ,beca use of so . i~ty cla sses o n th e fo ll ow ing d ay, Thur s\\ 1ien a. lum · 1s . . 111· 01. v1· s1to co m e lo with o ut da n ger o f the previ o u s scs- and 1·f the stud e nt ha s la h ".> ratory day • is n o m o r e inco nv e ni e nt than 0ti llerbe111 1t w·11 · t1111 · c. B ut work Fri· day afte rn oo n h e has nrac - Friday. 1 1>c som e w h e r e n ear ;; io n runnin g o,·cr o n th eir \ Vit h respec t to in co nv en 1e . week e nd a11CI l1encc t hc .i r oppo r- the d ifficult v arises in th e case o f 1ica ll y no t im e fo r pr e parat io n . ience~ a nd conflicts it see m s that tl~ o f ' .·1s 1"t ·mg u. 1s . . . the c us~[ any . nlly . g reat es t "f I g irl s' ope n . sess10ns. It 1s oth er po int s might he Frida y c laim s t he maj o r it y. soc1ctv , m ee t s o n 1·· n.d ay m. g I1t. to m t o b.egin th ese sess ions at about b ronght o ut a nd c ited as co nfli ct in g Th e id ea of hav in g b o th g ir ls' and The J)l an ' · . I1t-t h.i r t y with soc iety o n 1··nday . 0 f s oc 1·ctv m ee t ,eve n and co n clud e a t e 1g ni g ht. o f I1ayu1g mc 11 's soc ie ti es m eet in the same hall on r . . . ' ritl ay ni gh t w as proba bly o rig - o r nine. To s t ar t an ope n sess io n co11rse eh (' a r g um e nt of co nfli ct s th e sa m e night is in m a n y \\' a vs vc rv inal!y ad o pt ed becaus e of th e fact any earli e r than 7 o'c loc k w o ul d g r eat- m ig ht he rdlecteJ in ,c yc ral \\'ay s goo d. but is a lso subject to, a fc ,~ 1h a1 th er e w ere no Sat u r J ay classes . ly inco n ven ience many of the vi s itor s I fo_r it n_1 a y b_e p o inte d o u t th at con · diffic ulti cs. .-\l so it ~ho u ld he agai n . s tat eme nt of Sat nr - w h o des ir e to at te n d. · But since th e in I fl1ct s wi ll a ri se no m a tt er w hat t!J e stated th at any c h a n ge o f thi s na Tf it w o ul ;l b e poss ib l , to have . tim e s et. V.'ou ld - hc lo ya l soc iety ri ay . cla ·ss cs. ·1·nca · · I y 1s · Ju · s t as incon t u re s ho ul,i b e g iven th o r o ug h a nd ve n1 ent 111 · t I11·s re s pec t a s a n y othe r both soc ie ties m ee t th e sa m e c y en- 1 m e m 1>e rs w 1·11 a Iso co nt c ncI t 11at t I1c de libera te co nsid e ration befo re any d? of th e w eek " ·ith th e e xceptio n ing witho u t any s eri o us difficulties impo rtanc e o f soc ie ty pl ac es it befor e ac1io11 is ta k e n by the soc ie tie s. · 0 Sat urday. lt is o bvious that the pr a in an\ ten de rn ess of texture and e ve r y thing else. This is indeed fl av· h the pos1· a ri s in o- the r e is o ne d cc1"d e tl a d va n t age t'negat ivc r ea so n s outwe ig 1 ~ve o nes that socie ty m ee t on Sa tur- in t h~ plan which .sho ul d be n o tedf. I 11:1■11,1■11:1■1hl■iPl■11l■lll■il,l■!lil■llil■ll' l■ll,l■lll■llll■ll.l■J;!l■llll■llil■lll■IJ'l■ll \■ll.l■l:1 1■1hl■llil■llll■llll 1 ay n ig ht. Thi s is th e fact th at th e e ven ts o I !I!!

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th e w ee k a re thus not o d raw n o ut and th e r e is g reat~ r po s•s i b1lity of sc h edu lin g m o r e social events. New P'an H as S ~rong P oints. But a lt hough it is poss ible to <l etcc t some Aa II s in th e plan \\' h e n co n s id er ed as a wh ole, th e re a r e many 1 11 I · stro n g po mts w I11·c I1 m e n·t I ·g l c o n m c n dat io n. Som e h av e alrcad! bec_n m e nti o n ed. The fact th at F n day is · o n e tl1111 · g so n ea r th e "'eek-en d 15 whi c h mak es it in ma ny ways un · et·111g for Of suitab le as a time me . society. F rid ay a nd s,~tuhrday 111 g ht s a r c two c ye nin gs \\' 11c a re very popul ar a nd co nve nie nt fo r s ch edu l·

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:e pla n of having both girls' and conce r ts . T he latter esp ecially d ese rv es I111 en .s soc iet · .ies me et o n Thur sday s pecia l menti o n . GI 1 season I, as I -' ce C l u) · . · m a ny respects verv good al r eady s tarted an cl concer: t ~re s c.h ed - j hve n111. g 15 111 c~:i '. 8 a lso open to some ; dvcr se ul ed for prac tica ll y e very I· rnlay ni~ht I rd111 Ver ~1 111_fn th e fi rst p la ce it is unt il the end o f th e seaso n. Acco g ca n) CY1dent th at th e girls' societ ies to information rece iv ed from tho se ha1t ot u e t he ir ow n hall s . The wh o arc acqua int ed wit h G lee ~ \uh s have become a ltoge th er too activiti es. F rid ay is th e b_es~ nigl'.t llJal\ to b · If sche,luling a co n cert 1n pract1- I acco c 111 keepi ng with a nd to I o r · ni ni odat c the m e mb e r hip of the ca ll y a n y to 11·n o r city. \,Vh at does 50 cicti : . · ? I th ·1t for . · 1 o r t hi s rea so n, they h a ,·c thi s m ea n to socie t y · t means • so111 e t" . , .. p oxi· in a tch' o ne-fo urth of the m e n 1 hall mc 1>ce n u s m g the me n s ap r • · · '\ \th o \ h • - so ci·ctY " ·ill b e ab se nt o n t he Glee arc · ug 1 t e men ' soc ieties 111 . &i rl s•v~ry_ m a ll a s com pa red to the C lub trips. Thi s is a very reg retit i tal) le cond it ion and the propose d nier ver y certain th a t t h e for\a ii s· l·io uld be comm e n ded III that Wou ld . their nev e r conse nt to g iv e u p p . . 11 Pl-ace °_lcls for .any ot her m eet ing it r eli e ,·es thi situatio n . · 1 he ref · A thletics Relieved. 0cietie a r ore it remains tha t hoth S ,. . J" o f at hl et ic events. o u t-: Use ti e p rac ti ca l!v req uired to pea,-;u"' 1·11 . f Saturday. Friday is second ie 111 e , TJ n s 11all . s1c1e o . . I ·t y for h o ldin g vanou s 111ter. ic a d vo t 1ng b ca e of th e plan of hav- pop u an _ I oth so · . II . t game and m eets. .-\ c1 e t1 es m eet o n Thurs- co eg-1a e • wh o day . V. i rn 1g~ t ha'"<! cit ed the ·uc ·css of t ho ugh the members in socie_tY . -\ . . te qu co!l'cg'e at.- hkt 1cs a r~ . · . . ,vill ·. and Y. \V . L. A. both 11-a 11.1c1pa hOldi ng · h· e1 · ,~. very s m a ll this cond 1t1 o n 1 r m cet111g evenin ,· t th e sa m e 110 A ide from this howevg. It mu st h e poi11t ed ou t. n ot always cx:i s · . e r. th a t . I. . a tl1let1·c contests on Fnday a lso <le111 t 11s case the re 1s a sep \ arate . t ract from soc iety in that not on y orR'ani·zati. · mee tin g . place for . . t · hut every s tu cIent 1,. . ea ch 0 11 ' a cond 1t1on whic h. as the part1c1pan ~ ha h lhe li~cn shown , does not exi st in i nteres t ed in e ve r y ga ~ e. . h: Anothe r poi;1t "'hich _n11g ht f a rary soc ie t y p r ob lem . 1'he Time of Meeting. cited as a p roo f of th e imprac \c ~ . neccss it th . 1 ·1·1 , of Frida,· ni g ht i . the fact t ,a · fi111 d 11 - d e irahle to ociety ·. Y e 11 anses of each J I 1 ) 1 ttiecti g iaving a differe n t tim e uf m a u,· s tt1d e nt s · k · Tt · F ·d fo r ove r th e " ·ee 11 1s sugges ted th a t the go h o me • n a y &irl ' · . I \ Vheth e r th is he th e pr '"l jl<'r soc iety , . meet firs t . pr o hahly ;1, e nc .

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j da ugh ter whi ch we ar e enrolling to· ' . 110 W· ]4 a 1s . , day. Fl orence V .irg m1 Th e Menu o f games fo r t he g irl s I Id d _ e ·ses a bank ac. • \ m o nt 11s o a n poss s cl ubs 111 cludes th e fo llow m f{: , h' h . · to ta ke her to . count w 1c 1, gomg . March \J: Lot us vs. Tah sm a n :. Ar- O . H . . ·s in stilling tte r bem. e r mot11e1 1 bu tus vs. Pol y.gon. . . . b · ,gin rr and M.a rch ] 3 : Owls vs. T. D.: Onyx t he Otterbem spmt y s11 J " playing the coll ege so ngs fo r , er. vs. Aready; Phoenix vs. Greenwich. - - - 0 C--Marc h 10: T a lism an vs. Arbutus: Onyx vs. L otus. LIST'NIN' IN Girls' Games This Week.

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'25. The Knapp home in v\ies tervillc. \\·as the sce ne of a prettv ho me we d· din g w hen R eba Kna1JP an d H owa rd \\' oo d ware I were u111t · ccI ·111 marri·age at 9:00 o'cloc k Sa turd ay m orning , Febru, [i_ ary 27. Th e bride was a tt end ed by di sturba nce so custom ary fo rmer 1y.

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ahead at t he end o f th e fi rs t half 1.0 to 2. The lose rs sho wed impro ,·~ment in t he las t h alf a nd played b et- GROUP AND PRUNE MEN ter than th eir stron g opponents, CLOSE COURT CONFERENCE h-u t th e dam age had been done. - -- ~{oody sco red mos t for the winners Cook House and Dubs Respectively with three bask ets, an ov~rhead ~hot Are Champions of th e and a fo ul for a tota l of eight pom ts. Two Conferences. Snavely d id all th e scorin g fo r th c ' L as t "vv' ecIne ~d ay an d S a t u rcIay lose rs with two bas kets and tw o k d I ffi 1 1 f th e boys' f-o ul s. ma r ·e . t 1e ba o sket c1a bac llosesc hedu o intramural le. 1' 11 e \ \ ' ith \Veimer lead in g the atta ck principal ga m e o f th e week was playwit h eigh t basket s a nd two fou ls ed W ed nesday betwee n th e Coo k th th e rbutu s defeated e A rcady in House a nd the Dub s. r es pectively 21 th t he second game o f e a ftern oo n champions of th e Gr oup league and to 12. The game was well played fo r P run e league. This was a g ood I th e most part a nd dose enoug h to game, alth oug h Cook House kep t a make it interesting. Sullivan scored good lead bot h halves. The fi na l most for the lose rs with th ree baskets. sco re was :1:{ to 22 in favor o f the 1n th e hna-1 game of Wedn esday Gro up league champions. M ar sh, o f afternoon the Greenw ich won at th e the victo rs, was hi gh scorer. dro pex,pe nse of th e T . D . 16 to 9. The ping th e ball through even times . winners took a n early lead and piled H e m ade no fou l . Pilkingto n, subup a big lead which a'll'..!ounted to 14 stitut in o- fo r L a i o n th e Dubs team, to 3 at t h e end of the fi rst half. The sco red nine points on three baskets lo ers did better in the last part of a nct three fo ul s. Saul howed himthe game. lt0lding their opponents to self up pre tt y well f r Cook House. on 1 a ket. D ew ·wa the high scor He ga ined eight points fo r hi. team. er of the game with 5 Ib a ket the T hi s game eem d to be a littl e fi r t half and 1 th e econd. Widdoc rou g her than usual but other w ise it scored m o t ior the lo ers with 2 bas a good -gam e. Coach Edler ket and a fo ul . refereed. This was th e fir t o f the rro tart things off on Saturday o-called " World's Seri es" games. S1Jhin x up et the nn ex 14 to 6, in t h e Arb utu swamped the Lotus 44 to o. W eim er agai n scored m o t w ith a game p la y.e,1 to break a tie for 12 ba kets, an overhead hot and a third p lace in the g rou p leagu e and bea t th e Bailey-An nex 31 to 24 t o fo ul fo r a total of 20 point . l n th e second gam e of the after decide the tie between g roup and Kozmop defeated ooo11 the Onyx won a closely played prun e leagues. the Lakota 33 to 25 for second place. game at th expeo -e of the Phoenix - --0 C-- J2 t 10 after trailing 5 to 3 at th e 'vVork ha begun on Princeton' end f ;he fi r t half. Palmer of the " ·inner and M oody of the loser s t ied new . 1,75 0,000 chap el to replace Mar hapel, destroyed by fire in fo r hi g h coring honors with eve n quand 1 920. With the exceptio n of King's p int cacn. Chape l, amb ridge, England, it will T he wl broke into th e , in col- be t he large t college hou e of wor umn for the fi r-st time when they ship in the world. •ur pri etl. th e ready 15 to 11. The " ·in ner led at tb e intermi sio n by two poin t , 7 to 5. Each team scor ed six- poi nt in _t-h fi nal ha lf. Snave ly, of th e winn er -, carried off scor ing honor w ith Jive baskets and a fo ul. a rdell cored mo t of the lo er , ith three ba kets a nd a foul. I n the fin al game of t he afternoon the Greenwich hand ed the Tali man thei r fir t defeat of the season b y_ a core o f 21 to 10 • The Greenwich . d to an early lead and were JUITI[)e

her sis ter and the groo m by hi s broth er. The fath er of the brid e as sisted hy Professor V alentin e officiated. T h e yo un g coup le lef t for Elwood City. Pa.. wh ere th ey wi ll reside. Ex.. ·0-1 . Mr s. St ella An k eney L ong. rec e nt ly beca m e th e bride of Rev. U. B. BrulJak er. 'fh e cere1n ony took

Th e st ud ent counci l a t Tufts College has approv ed th e idea of the s tud en ts g radi ng th e professors ao d will devi se a suitab le plan. The f.aculty will p rohably be marked . ~or kn o wl edge of th ei r subj ec t, ab1ltty to teac h it . ge ne ra l intellige nce, perso na l fo rce . a nd persona lit y. 11ew d· Yal e 111·,,ers it,, is to have a place at the home of the brid e. lib rary. costing -$6, 000.000. design_el Rev. B rub aker ·is th e pas tor o f th e to l1 o tLSC .",.000,000 volt1111es, wit 1 ' nit ed Brethre n Chur ch at \•Varr en. room eno ug h to ad mit two thousand read er s at a tim e. Known ~s Pa.. wher e the couple now r esiJe. '24. Ma ri on Hite, g rad uate stud en t in th e Ste rlin g M emori a l Library, th1 s the Y. M. C. A. College, Chicago, vis- hn il.-lin g will be one of th e largeS t ited Otte1b ei n in connec tion with a and bes t-plann ed in th e world . trip to the vocational guidance con O nce upo n a tim e th ere was a pro ference of th e Oh io Stud ent Associa ti on a t Columbu s. Mr. Hite repre- fesso r wh o ne ver said. "Anduh, Anse nt ed th e Association Co ll ege at th e duh ." con fere nce. John A. , vagner. ·of North High School, Akron, stopped in 'Nester ville the night of th e Muskin g um game but lost heart when he heard that the scats were all sold and proceded into Columbus to witness the State-Michigan game. Before

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That sinc e the episode o f th e hero who was loc ked in the Dorm, the Dea n has sta rt ed putting th e li gh t s out ten minutes early o they ca n lock T hat the o th er eve ning while talk t he doo r at ten o"cloc k. ing to tw o young friends of hers, gi rl :-,;-o wonder the cou r se in Contem friend remark ed that boy friend had a porary Poetry is so pop ular-the o ther ore th roat and that later that nite she nite he wa reading a election a lo ud aw girl friend garg lin g. to her roommate and she thought it Tha t one of her friends from a ;as a n excerpt fr om The P lastic dow ntown o ffice sa id he was taking j ge. yeast in th e hope he'd get a ·' raise" T hat a stray mongre l pup a r o und a nd that s he told him s he th ought Otte rb ein's Campus has bee n s t ep ping that a rather " li ght" re mark. m rath er high soc ie ty th e las t few o,cia;ty inclu(\fog third That s he think s Otterbein should d~ys-s-aid give at leas t three ho ur s cr ed it in Aoo r of Coc hran Hall. Mrs. Cook's hristian Endeavor. higher ma th ema t ics to any tudent S. . Cla s and

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Miss Harriet M. ~a~mo~d, of the Uni ted Brnthren M is ion m San f.erna ndo, Phil ippine I lands, and ~1iss arrie Miles, '15 , who ha been teaching in the government h igh sc hool in an Fernando, a re expect ing to lea vc the Philippines the fir t of M.ay for Ame ri ca. T hey w ill probab ly re turn by way of E ur o pe, vis iting po ints of intere t there be fore reach ing the U nited States. '24. Sylvester B roderick. i in truetor in English at the Agricultural and Technical Colle ge of :'\orth ar- who is able to locate the corne r a t That one of our lady bas ke t ball ol ina a,t Greensboro. In addit ion to which to catc h th e Westervill e car o ut s tars, in new costume, pressed t h e hi cla s- room work he is coach of of Colum bus in le s than eight hours. b utt on on the new shower ~n the the debate teams a nd dramatic club, G S Tha t one of th e freshman g irls at ym at urd ay to see if it would work. bes id es car rying o n re earch work in he r table to ld he r the oth e r day th e I It did. the fie ld o f negro education. f o ne thi ng th at was la c king in the M ora l-Don·t press buttons. '11. J o hn F inl ey \Villiam so n, Coc hran H a ll Dining R oo m- toothDa yto n, direc tor of the We tmin - picks. That s he has ins id e in fo rmati o n that s ter ho ir, a large musi cal o rga ni zath e ca r pet has bee n ta ken off th e h Tl t h I I ti ht th t Cl I ia · s e a ways 0 ia ,o ug a 1ape platform in o rder tl1at tl1e ~•ion , was one of th e judg es at t e co il test of g lee clubs of Ohio college the g1 r 1s aro un d tte r bein had to Phy ical Ed. Director coul d g,·ve tile ll eld recently at Ohio vVes leya n L'ni- figh t fo r their r ight especia ll y w her e J Charleston as a pre lud e to h,·s ll CJXt I ath letics are co nce rn ed and that s in ce Chapel talk. vers ,· 1y. '19.

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the men are sta rting to even u s urp seat in th e girl ' sectio n at basketball games in the H . . Gym she i rally ing th e dormites for a final stand.

CnJoyed a box of ·'eat ·• r efrom Mildred Conn, '2~. B'ic k cl. ·2j. vi ited with the reenwich ' !uh , this ,,·eek end. - -- - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - ~Ian- M of · umma and Mary Homan , }( Dano • n. were hou e g ue t o f II th a erine Myers and Mildred Loch ner this week encl. 1Ir and M Ethei° rs. Kepler visited wit h 0 n und ay. l<ath · h erine Everett has gone to h er omc in Dayton because of illnes s.

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...........17 ( Co nt in ued From ~a ge O ne). T o ta l ---th e ga m e t he sco rin g ,,·as almo st e,·cn I K G. enyon, 35 Fir ml y convin ced that tl_1c local with t he T a n tea m h old in g a slig ht a d 2 . I1es w I11c . I1 1 Ya nta ge. Corey , r. f. ... l-l o te I B lenu" o n co ncoc t s d 1s E van s, r. f. .... · t d · t · t t \\..d 1 I 1 I · r, 1 J" co n am ex r ao r 1nary nu n en s, s. om e Ca ) t · . 1 a 111 1 c oes c osec 11s 111 a De mp sey , l.f. of its patro ns ha ve d eter1111nec.l to seaso f · 1 11 · t b k t 1 11 3 . . I . · . n o 111 er-co eg1a e a s e Ja Va n Epps, c. (C ) ....... ...... . o ff er th e ir se rvice s to -thi s v ea r· s l>v ta k · 1 th · I f I • , 11 g e sco nn g 1o no rs o t 1e Muir, r. g ..... ................ ........ t ra ck team. . gam e \\' ith se ven ba sk ets and a fo ul 0 Th e m o,·ement is being sponsored 1 for t t f fif t . t B . Newh ou s e, Lg. ··················

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"Eddie'' Stoltz, '24 , of vVe sterville, v isited o ver th e w eek-e nd with Sphinx friends. "Teeter" Adam s, '23, of John sto wn was in \,V estervill e Friday night and heard the Akron -Otterbein de bate. '·Too t•· haw. ex, spent th e wee k end with Sphinx friend s. Everett U lrey, '23. visited with Sphinx friends o ver the week-end. "Ernie" Reigle w ent to hi hom e in Dawn to spend th e week-end. Carlos Cooksey of Logan visited with the Sphinx Club over the weekend. "Bill Brews ter, ex, but now attending Michiga n wa s back for the K en -

yon g am e and bro ught with him Messrs. Guffy , Fires to ne, a nd Shoemaker. "Ed" ewell and wife attended the Kenyon -Otterbein gam e aturday night. Clarence La Porte is on the sick list. "Ted " eaman br ought a p ro pective Otterbein student from olumbus to th e 6 am c a turday night. "Don" M cGill went to hi s home in Mou nd vi lle, \i . Va. o ver th e weekend. "Len·• Ne Z,·ell with hi · co usin Y ost Harbaugh o f kron attend ed th e K eny, u gam e.

hy fo ur a thl etes of very notable ahil- 1 that ;~1 e ~,:Id ohis \ n: ~1nt~J~::10s.hask::~c.es . ity. namely th e Four Hors emen , Snave ly pl ayed hi s usual excell ent a lias F elto n . Ca rroll , No rr is and 'ft d I g uar chn g gam e and besides sco red C raw fo r d . :-, er u y o r ga n izin g, . four 'baskets and three fo ul s. P o ro sky, C ra \vfor (l wa s eIected t I1e captam: No rri s. m a nage r: Carroll. coach. a nd playing hi s laSt basket ball game for F elto n, train er. In order to become th e Tan all d Ca rd inal s played an a m emb er of th e track squad, it was unusu a ll y · g ood defen siv e game tak r esolved that o nl y those wh o ate at ing the ball o ff o f th e backboard with Hotel B lendon wo uld be admitted. clock-lik e regu la rity. The w o rk o f E xcelling in th e pol e-vault. it wa s N o rr is , \\'h o we nt in wh e n P o ro sky ,,·as determin ed that F elto n wa s to have disqualified with fo ur per so na l fo uls, that event with o ut com 1>etitio n ; Car- a nd o f \l a n Curen wh o played in ro ll is to do the tw o-mi le; '.'J orris wi ll Barnes' place augur s \\' Cll for next enter in the hamm er throw , and year's team. Craw fo·rd is to center hi s attention VanCuren had to take the bench on the broad jump. fo r four person a l foul s as did NewAs the warm breezes st,e al north- hou se o f Kenyon. ward again th ese athletes are anxiFins ter wald handled the game as ous ly awa1t111g the call o f Coa ch well a s an y of Otterbein's have been Ca rroll to take the field. \,Vhile the handled thi s yea r. main event are taken care of. some L in eup : of the less impo rtant one still require co nt es tants . A t a m eeting O tterbein, 44 G. F. P t. h eld last week it was decid ed that Widd oes, r.f. ( C) 7 15 I certain conspicuo u s athletes on th e Van ur en , 1.f. ............ ........ 3 campu would be approached within McMichael. 1.f. .................. 1 I 3 a few days , to find out whether o r Poro ky, c . ... ...................... . 0 0 0 o r ris, c. ................ .............. 0 not they would be a-hie to enter cer 0 0 tain events which are e pecially Buell, r.g. - --·· --······-········· ···· 4 4 12 adapt ed t o t hem. The pro posed personn el of the track squad yet to be selected i a s I

~~~;v~yer .........•.................. . Wer t z H igh hurdles ...................... G. Batdorf 440-yd . dash ·········-·········· vV. McKnight ' Shotput •··-··········- ··············· . Marshall 100-yd. dash ·················-······ G. Griggs High jump ·················•·-········· E. Leiter Di cu s ...... .............................. D . Phillips Announcer ................ ... ..... M. O sborne cholastic tutor ········-······· D . Harrold

laren ce Br a dh ead, '25, o f Lima vis ited Country !uh fri end s this Ra lph Gantz went to Doy lesto wn we k-end. o ver the week-e nd to vi. it a fri end. 'Pad ly " McGuire, '25, ca m back l\fo ncth mith pe nt th e week -end to ee the Otte r bein-Ken yon game and at hi home in Bloomdal . · broug'h t with him the U . B. hurch " Bozo" Ri chter, w ho uff red a ba ket ba ll team fr om anton who o untry Club a turday a fter seve r e ankl e sprain in Cook H o u e- \ p layed Dub game, i improvin g. j n on .

Dale Fri end \\'ent to h i hom e in Bernard R edm a n pent th e w eke 11 d a t his hom e in D rby. P le.a antvill e to s pend th week-end. l';!ob ert Hammon o f D a yton vi ited wi.th. his brother " Ed" o ver th ~ad.

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·'P earl y·• 11a ' , ·17, f \ ilkin b urg. a. , v1 it d wi th 1111 e," fri ends Friday. Th 1111 x [ub ent rt ain cd ix Keny n t ud ent includin g loyce hri top h er after th e gam e aturd ay 1i ht. Lloyd ch a r \V ter.

pent th e w ck- nd in

'Red" a mp pent th wilh friend in W · terville.

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D ean p o n. '25, a nd "Herb" Jenn y of Toledo p nt the week-end w ith Ip friend .

We arc now taking orders for

MOTHERS' DAY CANDY

1 lb. $1.50 2 lb. $3.00 We Pack Them for Mailing.

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