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Shoe Repairing We have a new line of Fall Shoes at Factory Prices.

W e also do first-class Repairing at both stores.

2077 N. HIGH ST. Citizens Phone. 11759

Work done while you wait or called for and delivered .

TWO STORES

2108 N. HIGH ST. Bell Phone. North 7090

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82 N. H IGH ST.

Ci tizen 3904 Bell. Main 675

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When You Want a Favor Done

Your Bank Invests In Bonds

call at

Why Shouldn't You?

THE CLIN T ON High St., between Chittenden and 11 th Aves.

For Sou1Ld Investment A dvz'ce Consult Our Bond Department

See our line of Pennants, Pillows and Pipes.

Barber

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Laundry

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Cigarettes

THE CIT Y NATIONAL BANK The only thing we ask is to try our serVIce.

Visit The Old Reliable

All makes of batteries repaired and recharged.

Baker Art Gallery For the

Best Photos

THE D. & D. BATTERY SERVICE CO.

Special Rates to all O. S. U. Students.

STATE & HIGH STREETS

Southeast Corner Gay and High Streets

YELLS 1.

Wa-ho, Wa-ho. Rip, Zip, Ba-zo, I yell, I yell, Ohio.

2.

Ohio, Rah; Ohio, Rab: Rab, Rah, Ohio.

3. 0-, Obio; 0-, Obio: Rab, Rab, Rab, Rab, Obio.

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The Locomotive-s-s-s-s-s-s-s Rab Rab Rah Rah' Ohi~ Stat~, Ohi~ State.

(Repeat three times, very slowly, faster, very fast, all cheer at end.)

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THE O-HIO O-hi-i-i-i-i O-he-e-e-e-e 0-h 0-0-0-0-0

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232 North Fourth Street.

SLYKER

Willard Storage Battery

General Information TIME ............ . . . . . . . ..................................... 2:00 P. M. PLACE .................................... . . . ............. : .. Ohio Field REFEREE ................. . . . ......... . ... . ........ F. E. Birch, Earlham TIME OF QUARTERS ..... . ................................. 15 Minutes UMPIRE ........................................... Lion Gardiner, Illinois FIELD JUDGE ................................. , ... F. E. Gardner, Cornell HEAD LINESMAN ................................ N. E. Kearns, I. A. C. Ohio State--Dr. ]. W. Wilce COACHES ............ Purdue--C. E. Dietz:

COLlL\113US, OHIO

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The Skyrocket A prolonged rising whistleBoom-, Hurray, Ohio.

6. Ee.-- - -ee, Coma-Lioh Gee- -- -ee- -- - Wah! Ohio!

7. Eee ee, Yah. Eee- -- - ee, Yah. Fight!-FigJlt! - Fight!-Fight:-FIGHT! Ohio! Ohio! Ohio!

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Special Dinners with Service, for Fraternities ~or Clubs, by Arrangement.

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CAFETERIA SERVICE IN DINING ROOl\1

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N xt Year We'll Swarm In the Stadium

COME AGAIN, DADS!

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You Can Still Perpetuate Your Name

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E are glatt you " 1' ah l lo .. pend all aft rnOOll wi tIt u, on hi, Lori old O hio l"ield heft I' is disma ntled ,

-I "£ 1I0 /l reserved !Jour .~eal? rOll r opport unit!l i.' fl t fha bottoll/ of Ilti,~ 'Pllge. Fill

it out,

,'ub.I' ibel' oJ .'100 or mol' up to $20 to t.he ~tad iLlm Buildiu ' F UI1(l dl'e n t iUed to option , on lw('j -eat in t he ne\~ ~tad iu m for ten year, Even h i . eason t hey hm- heen ,e,iYen pl'ef fE-nre in i hf' al lotm nt of at for th ' \'" big g,n1 (> , in oH'l'crowd (1 Ohio FiE:'hl. ." ul ('I', lp!,!) of .'20 (11' mol' up to .,1 Of)O ma," !'t' 'el" fOlll' 'eat iu the new.' , 'Idiu m f r t 11 year.;;, Donol' - of ,'1 lOll 0 1' morC' up to ';:)000 may r '-

~ -(>:xi: year \V wa nt. ou to com f. back and sp 'wI all aft r nOO ll \ 'itlL Lb in t he n ew OIl' ~tadiulll , to c()]lslr LLc t \"hi 'h a lumn i, -; t ud ents and t'rielllis h a ve all' a.dy pI "dg (1 cont ribution,' agg r ga li g $1,0 ,0.000 of a l c(',ssar.' $] .341 ,000.

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i ' . < ts fur tell ;."'al' Conttibulor of ,';IJ (lor 11101' will han' ~ box otf tIl , field namp( ill t heir hlJnOl 'tne! will h' nU,l c1 t all option n lh box It' L ' r mny s al in i a th y de.'j '(', IIll

of all ub, -rib r- of ~lCI 1 01' 111un: \\ ill bt' P Jj) lllal~d on J,r'OTlZ h ' loeal·d pl'o n iupntl) in the 11 w, 't.ldium, -n :-. givi ng $~:- will l' ,('·i "c lh ~amt' 1 nefi to! a ' lunmi ~lnd frien d ,; 11 O. I

Th ugh cOllceiv d as <'L G lel Il Ju bileE' Gift to IL Uni cl'.'ity , and d e,~i,o' lett to sa tisfy pntCncal a ll/I p 1' ssing n eeds of Ih, T nive 'sity . tit , O hio S tad illll \ ill Le ded i ated lo th e peopl of ( hio, in ,-'; PITing whom Ohio , ' btt University ha s g l'()\vn I () it s p res nt

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S, N, SUMMER, Chairman

Lin lndilllll Fund: 1'Ied~~

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After the Game

BURTS J

5th

AND

HIGH

Real Soda COMMON PENALTIES Loss of Two Yards Time taken out more than three times during a half.

Loss of Twenty-live Yards Team not ready to play at start of second half.

Loss of Half Distance to Goal Line Player disqualified for striking, kneeing, kicking.

Loss of a "Down" Interference by side making forward pass prior to fourth down.

Forward pass striking ground prior to fourth down.

Illegal substitution (return to game) Loss of Ball Interference by defensive side in case of forward pass.

If forward pass be illegally recovered or touched by passer's side.

Offside player touching ball.

Disquali licatio n Striking, kneeing, kicking.

Cutting down (running into) opponent after ball is dead .

Loss of Five Yards Violation of off-side rule; illegal positions.

Players attempting fair catch taking more than two steps after catch.

Interference with opponents before ball is put in play.

Delay of game.

Loss of Ten Yards Intentional throwing of forward ground.

pass to

Loss of Fifteen Yards Interference with fair catch.

Pushing, pulling, interlocked interference.

Holding, by side in possession of ball.

Tripping, tackling, out of bounds.

Unsportsmanlike conduct.

"earmen

Life Insurance

AND

To Fit Every Need See

"Fight the Team Across the Field"

Raymond C. Gauch

Will be available on a Gennet record. (plays on all standard phonograph)

SATURDAY,OCTOBERI5ili

EQUITABLE LIFE OF IOWA PRESIDENT W. O. THOiV[l'SON

Ohio"

On the Campus

CO-Op Book Store 411 Citizens Bank Bldg.

Down Town

Gay and High Sts.

R. L. Seeds 303 S. High. opposite Southern Hotel

Main 2755

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Price $1.00

Ohio State 7357

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WELCOME, DADS! e've been looking fOl'ward to your coming, we're glad you're here. It's your University, as citizens and taxpayers. It's doubly yours, because your son is h ere. The campus and college experience here \yill rnean more to us. hereafter hecause you've shared our good time here, if only for a day. ~-\ slice of college life- to give you that "Dad's Day" has been instituted on this campus. The Ohio State eniw'l'sity will grmv to he just as great as the fathers and mothers make it- by taking to heart the interests of the University as citizens of Ohio, creating public sentiment in its behalf. and sending their sons and daughters to this great state institution of higher education as the substantial proof of that interest, All of us recognize that. It's another reason, the print:ipal one, why the men and women of Ohio State werE' anxiolls for you to come, are proud to have you here.

And come again! \Velcome, Dads, I,ook llS over.

W

~oyember)~,

1921.

The Boost Ohio Conunittee.

The Student Council.

The Student Body.

Ohio State University.

"Dad's Day is an innO\'ation on the campus of the Ohio State University. It is the idea of the students tJlCll1sekes, approved and assisted by University authorities with the hope that it may become an annual custom. Its purpose is twofold:

To display to the fathers of the students this greatest University in Ohio in operation, a ,'ast educational service station serving the citizenship of the state.

To give to these parents, also, a glimpse of the wholesome recreational and athletic life of the Univ{'['sity-a factor in college experience that not only means good dean enjoyment but one that also builds ideals of fair play, good sportsmanship and loyn It y,

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Why Get Married?

We have Wholesome, Palata Ie and Nourishir g F oods, cooked Honle-like at v ry

REA SONABLE PRICE S

The CHITTENDEN A H otel Established on the Principal of Courtesy and Service lVlid-day Luncheon, 60(,

TVe Serve the F'ootball T eam with Special "AIectls

and

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Table 'd Hote Din11er daily, $1.25

College Cave Restaurant 15th and Hjgh

The Last Eight Seconds W ill soon be over and then to satisfy

THE CHITTENDEN

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that appetite you' ve work. d u p, come down and try our

Special Suuday E1N17irtg Dinner, $1.50

i\.. COURT, Manager ROO :VIS WITH EXCEP nO :\TAL F.ACILITTES TO cA RE FOR PRIVATE PARTIE S

A sk the Cl asses--D I N.VER SPECIAL

- T he College Book Store

FR01/1 1899 TO 192 I Wh o Did Th eir

Barber W ork

H E NNI CK'S

WITH _\\.' EXPERT ASSISTANT

AT THE GATE OF THE CAl\fPUS

AT THE

Our Noo~1day Specials are known wherever Ohio State Students go.

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Thousands of Second Hand Books on which we sa~Te you money.

":NIACK"

In addition vve allow 10% rebate on all purchases.

OHIO UN ION BARBER SHOP

OPPOSITE THE

THREE CHAIRS

UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE 11

J. D. MILLS ()PTONIETRIST

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OPTICIAN

DS .\r()RTll [IJOll S TREET

A CO.L LEGE MAN'S STORE CARMEN OHIO (Hats utf, st l TJ(l ili~ Oh , come , l et s sing Oh i(} '~ p ai e An d , ongs to AIm :! l'vL t.er r i ,e' hile our 1 e lI·t~ reb oull cliHg t~ ri ll

W ith joy th a t death alon

Overcoats

of Quality

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• u mm r'" hea t or wi ilh 'r's col r! , T he s ea~ O l~ S pass, t. he ;.- e<l rs wi ll r 1\ ; T ime and dUlllg-e \\ ilt truly sho\'o· Hcm tl r m thy friendsh ip Ohio .

Tuxedo

T he e .ip lly (la~' s of pril'e'e. s wor U gland s t d ~ s on earth, ,~ u )/, will pa " and \ . elf ) no t k nLHI' H ow d ar ly \ e ln ve Oh io

and _\ c cesso r i..::.

Suits

BJ far .h

Vie should -t ri "!.' to keE! p t hy ll am e Of fa ir re pute and spotless fame ; So in C" ull ege ha ll s \\ ",'Il g r u \\'

And love t hee hetter -O hio.

FRE D C OlD/ELL , Ex.

THE C ONNER C OlVIP ANY

NOR- I l l L

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HIO ST A DI UM

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Rich a nd H igh

Two Stores

59 South IIigh

AI NT WE GOT FUN??

A:1d in t he rn antim - in ben een t ime- when you're in the m arket for ath ietic rnedals, ch arm, cups, trop hi es or bu t t nns, dr- p us a card. _ ·1a n ufact llrcrs of Ohio SClt e Conr' ren ce Ch:lIupions hir [olJ tball

charms, Big Six nl'd ·tl-, ( . IT. S. A. A. meJ::ds, V a r;; l ty , "0" a nd. I.hl etic A$~ocj :l t i on b uHo ll S.

THE D. L. i\ULD CO. COL

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OHIO

F ANN I E'S

Ohio State Captains

Day and Night LUNCH 1652 N. High St.,

1892-CHAS. B. MORREY 1893- A. P. GILLEN 1894- W. G. NAGEL 1895- R. W. DUNLAP 1896-E. H . FRENCH 1897- HARRY HA WKINS 1898-J. T. SIGRIST 1899- D. B. SAYERS 1900- J. H. TILTON 1901-J. M. KITTLE 1902 - W. F. COOVER 1903 -J . R. MARKER 1904- J. D. THROWER 1905-R. W. HOYER 1906- J . F. LINCOLN 1907-H. L. SCHORY 1908- W. D. BARRINGTON 1909-1'. H. JONES 1910 - L. R. WELLS 191 I - FRANK MARKLEY I9I2 - DON BARRI CKLOW 191 3- IRVnW GEISSMAN I914-CAMPBELL GRAF 1915- IVAN B. BOUGHTON I916 - FRANK SORENSEN 1917- H . J. COURTNEY I918-CLARENC E A. McDONALD I919- CHARLES HARLEY I920-I. M. HUFFMAN I92I-CYRIL E. MYERS

Columbus. Ohio

l1eg ulal' Dinn cr , 40c SlInday C hick en Dinner. 75c l); g Bo wl of Beall So up, lOe

If you have a friend, bring him in; if you haven't, come anyway.

I{ennedy's Confectionery FOT Good Things to Eat and D1"1:nlc

Eleventh A venue Entranee to Campus

For the Best Things to Eat after the game stop at

Community Tailors 15th and High

CLEANING, PRESSING and REPAIRING

The New Sanitary Bakery

SuitslVfade to Order CALL THE RED WAGON, CiTIZEN 11217

' Sl al e {G5:n 01110 11:381

Our Goods are l;'resh at All Times

n ell 220

Edwin G. Gurney Cpnera' Tnsurnnce

1118-1134 Ferris Building Bell Phone 834 t

Guaranteed Low Cost Insurance and Good Service make Satisfaction

1568 NORTH HIGH STREET 14

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IF IT IS

THE OHIO STATER

A GOOD GLASS OF SODA WATER

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Restaurant and Soda Fountain

YOU WANT OR ONE OF

HOME COOKI G

OUR DELICIOUS TIN ROOFS

,

- STOP AT---

VARSITY DRUG CO

HIGH=======

TABLE OR CAFETERIA SERVICE OPEN 7 A. M, TO M 0

IGHT

Dancing Thursday , F rid a y , Saturday-9 :00 P. M . to 12

AFTER THE GAM E

NO COVER CH ARGE

The Proof of a Beverage is

Down the alley by t he Chamber of Commerce'

in the Drinking.

Call for

The Jolly Gargoyle

Schille's Quality Soft Drinks

The cosiest place for evening dinner.

Fam ous for delicious food.

Greenwich Village Magazines.

h"~~ Ci tizen 27 55

"Chicken n ' Waffles" Bell, M . 755

Open until 11:45 P. M.

Be

Jenuine Sportsman

Buck the line with all you ha e. Play the game qu a re. Don't whine about odds. W hen o u reach the goa l you will hold the satisfac tion of having played a man 's p a rt. l\t!ake good for yourself and fo r those who b elieve in y ou by protecting your income and by b uilding an e tate of indcpenden e throuo-h 1ife ins u ranee. The b es t savings pohcles known are being is 'ued· by-

THE LINCOLN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY "Its N a e Indicates Its Characte "

HOME OFFICE, FORT WAYNE, INDIANA. GILES N. HOOVER, '22 W. E. CAMPBELL. General Agent U niversi ly Represen ta live

13 1 East Broad St., Col umbus O.

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A Message From

"TH E DOCTOR

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Try Bowling for What Ails You.

COI-JLEGE INN The Only "INN" on lhgh St. Bowling-Billiards

Corner Tenth Avenue

Score Card

- apt .CARMAN

Touchdown 6 Points

Goa l Frem TouchtlowlI 1 Point

Goal From Field 3 P oints

Safety 2 P oints

Made by

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Ohio State

Purdue

G. L. OWENS University Jeweler <i

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SPENCE..R

Fraternity and Sorority Jewelry, Programs Favors, Etc. 25 Years Experience on Railroad fVatc/us

PURDUE

1854 North High Street

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IT'S HERE!

T hey're Coming! " Carmen Ohio" - and - "Fight the Team" Record from the Gennet Record Co. TFill be here

October 15, 1921

That 'New Record-

"Carmen Ohio"

Knickerbocker Theatre 1 ' _ _ 'lltlllIfllIU"U

AN D , R.

"Fight The Team"

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KATZ-BRYCE

HA~\'nLTOK ,

Mgr. Pr e s en t s

Clothiers

NIAUDE FEALEY in the

AT

THE co-o p

Maude Fealey Players

HIGH NEAR GAY

COLUNIBUS, OHIO

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COLUNIBUS

$1.00 EACH MAIL ORDERS, $1. 12

On Sale Monday, October 17th

oNL Y

S T 0 C K CO.

TROTT

J. W. BURGESS

M. 3306

Groceries and Meats

N. R. COSLETT

A COMPLETE LINE OF

Barber Shop

Candy, Fruits, Cigars and Tobacco.

N. W. CORN ER HI GH AND GAY STREETS

I ce Crea l/! an d S oft D rinks

Corner Fiftee nth and High

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CLEA N 'E M U P

For Good Things to Eat

!;;&uiJ JA£uzcio

Marzetti's R'estaurants 154 ) North High St.

CLEANING AND DYEING CO.

59 E ast Gay St

Special Dinner and Lunches

15th AND HIGH

ANYTHING SERVF.D A JYTIl'dE

PRESSI NG "WHILE YOU WAIT" SERVICE

TABLE SERVICE

We Serve on ly th e Best

CALL CIT. 11093. NORTH 9523

Ohio State Team Left End

Left Tackle

l a- Myers

I-Huffman 2-Dunlap 38-Siebert 34-Addison 45-Hamilton 29-McGregor 47- ]'1'18s1oh 44-Anderson ;~6 -Co nklin

Lef t Half 20 - Stuart 14-Cott I S-Lightner 27-Hi gg ins I 9-1"1 oorehead 51 - Conn ell 52-Thompson

Left Guard

Center

4-Pixley :3~- W J.llace

4'3-Kruse ll-Gillam

Right Half

21-Taylor I3-Blair 22- Weaver 26 - 0berlin

P urdue T eam

Right Guard Right Tackle R ight End

8-Young 30 - Trott 8-Pauley 31-Wasson I2- Kaplow 56-Mo3eley 49-Patchell 5- Petcoff

F ull Bark

I7-Isabel 50-Kissell I6-Honake r 25-Diamond 28-Harter

6-Sp'iers 9-Jackson 7-Steele 33-Wormser 61-Roff

48-Speed 42-S1yker 35-Friend 37-Gwinn 39-Colvin

Left End

Left Tatkle

Left Guard

Center

Rig hI Guard

Right Tackle

R ight End

I9-Kerr

:] 4 -Carman

32-=-Spen cel'

I8-Bil'k

80- Geigel'

17--C laypool

3:1 - A iller

41-Lincoln 24-Workman 2:J-Wiper 40-1Vletzger

MR. MOYLES' ACADEMY Keith Theatre Building

Full-Back

Right-Half

Quarter- Back

2-Williams

22-Meeker

23- Wagn er

5-Murphy (C)

I5-Walther

36-Radsdell

I4 - Harris

(i-Eversman

IS-Macklin

9- Kepple

I2 - Rate

28-Field

11 -MUl'ph~r

21 - Isl'ael

Just A Minute Is Your T irne JVorth a Dollar a Minute?

It is-if you will just take a minute or two to get this

Main 3125. AutomJ.tic 5439

Mr. Moyles and his assistants make a specialty of private. personal instruction in the modern d a nces. A few lessons from them will impart that "Snap." "Smartness" a nd "Modernism" to your Century Fox Trot. Society (Rocker ) \V a lk. Syncopated Waltz. Tango Trot. and many olller modern dances which denote style and which otherwise you cannot acquire.

Appointment ca n be made for lessons any d ay or evening, ASSEMBLY DANCES. Keith Theatre Ac a demy every Tuesday night.

ASSEMBLY DANCES. K. of C. Hall. State and Sixth Streets. every Saturday night.

To K . of C. Hall. take Oak St. car and get off at Sixth St.

8-Merril

10-Webbel'

(l n the hea rt of the ci ty)

22

Left-Half

Quarter-Back

Darl:cing Schedule Phones:

REASONABLE PRICE

name and address firmly established in your mind.

will swve DOLLL1RS and DOLLL1RS by buying your Books, Drawing Materials and College Goods

}YOll

- - AT -

GEREN'S VARSITY SUP PLY CO. r6m North High Street

11th Avenue and High

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E may wear a last year's straw bat, his finger nails may need manicuring; his vest may hang a little loose, and his pants may bag at the knees; his face may show signs of a second day's g]'()\vth, and the tin dinner hucket he carries may be full of dents and doughnuts; but don't you call hirn "the old man." He's YOllr father.

H

For years and years he has been rustling around to get things together.

X ever once has he failed to do the right thing by you. ,He thinks you are the greatest boy on earth bar none, even though you plaster your hair back, wear smart clothes, sm01;,:e cigarettes, and fail to bring home a cent. He is the man who won the love and life pardnership of the greatest woman on earth, your mother.

If/IIiS

He is "some" man and not "the old ma.n." If you win as good a wife as he did, you will have to go some, boy.The 8dent Partner.

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M. Huffman

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·lJil:l·" i,. the runn ing maL oi Huifn1<Ul, he h,)l di ng down the other ta 1<1. flis ability tl' break throug h the opponents' lint; and hloC'k punts llu_' proven to h(, very val uable for Ohio State He is a "Bearcat" line-

' O/fIIU" is nul' of Ohi(J Stat ';,

11 i gre ' est de-f€ll-iHI work is an outstanding featurE', for time und again I-e hn I'~n able to knife through iu (litrer li t gamE'S and throw h' , 01 ,pon en Ls for losses. Huffmall i- All-Western matNial v.jrhflu' a do ubt .

Hul' HIl(- 'm en

man :md together with Huffman makes up a combination

that is hard Con fere ncr .

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heat in the

Meel Me allhe

JEFFERSON BILLIARD PARLOR N. W. CORNER GAY AND HIGH STREETS

CARL IRWIN

M. 8173

We Reline

COLUMBUS, OHIO

Have It

Garments

Master Change Styles

Cleaned

Tailoring

Regular Cleaning Keeps New Garments NEW This emblem can be used only by Master Cleaners.

A Cleaning Service for all.

The Lehman Co. The Lehman Co.

Garments Insured

MEYERS. Captain

High at 12th Ave.

W ALK.. OVER SHOES Let Walk-Over equip your feet for all occasions.

You'll make a good investment if you buy Walk-Overs.

39 NORTH HIGH STREET

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0 16 •••• .. ~uskin~ ~ .

0 28 . .. ... D enison.

I) 6 ...... W ooster .. .

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6 U..... . Mi chigan . . , . . • . . , .. - 22 0

12 . . .... Ken yon.

22 .. ... OOOl'l;o.. . . . . .

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23 ...... Heidelber\';. . . . . . .

15 ...... 0hioWes!eya n .

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STATE 1911 6. .. . . O ttprb ·ill . .. .

3. . .. M ia mi . • . o... .. . W,'St en ftes~rve .

O. .. M i ·hiv:a n . . :';. . .l~hi" W leyan. '.

I). . . Case ........... .

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. . O berlin . • ...

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18 ...... Otterbein. . . . .

0 ...... Wooster .. .

16 . ..... Deniso n. ... .. .....

O. .. . .. W est e rn R eserve. . .

6 . . . . .. M ichigan..

20 . . .... Ohio Wesleyan..

8 .. .... Case . ... .....

17 .. ... . V anderhilt....

14 ...... O berlin . ... ..

19 .... . K nyon ....

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10 9 l' 6 12 9

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14 ...... Otterbein. . . . .

62 . . .... Wit.te nbp i~ .

23 . . .... Cincinnati.

6 ..... Western Reserve.

3 ...... M ichigan...

5 . ... . Denison. .

10 . ..... Case 6 .. .... Ohio Wesleyan. o .Oberlin....

53 . Kenyon. .

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55 ...... Ottprbein . .

8 ,L ..... I Jenison ..

O. ..... M ic hi 'an • ...

47 ...... C inc inna t i .. .

31 .. .... Casp ............ .

23 ... ... Ob,·rlin . . . .... . . . .

O.... . . P en n . St·'te .

39 . . . Ohin Wesleya n .. .

20. . M ichigan A. C .. .

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58.

14 ,

.. '()hio Wesl eyan .. W(~~tr'j-n Reserve.

0 ...... Ob ·rlin.

Ii. . Indi ma ... ..

O. .. . \Visconsin .. .

18 . Case ........ ..

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14 ...... Otterbein. . . . .

39 ...... Wittenberg- .

74 . ... .. W OOBtPr. .. .

6 . .. .. . M ic-hil.(an. . .

29 ...... Denison. ......

21. .. . .. Ohio W esleyan. .

3 ...... Case ...

6 ...... Vanderbilt. . . .

6 ...... Oberlin.

. Svracuse . C incinnati ..

1915 . Oberli n .. . .. .. N orth w... t.ern 1'1 6 12 . b io W esley,\n .

1 2~ ..... 11 b(~rlin .

'7. . .lI li nuis .

14 WiB,·unsin .

46 . . Indian a ...

28 . . .Case . . . . :!:j . N ort llwestcrn

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0 .... . IlJin" i. ... . ... · \Y is "'onsin. . . . _ 0 ..

13 .. _.. India 71a • • • • • . .. Oberlin . . . .. .

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24 .. · Northwestern.

1915 \9 . . .. Ohio Wesl eyan.

14. . . Case ..... :} . . . Illinois 10 ..... Ill'liana. o .Wisconsin.

. . O hio W...levan . . N or thwestern .

67 . . . D e nison ... .

26 . . . . I ndia n a _ . . ... .

1(j . . . . Wis" on ·in.

13 . ... .. Ill inois. iJ . . . . A labama Poly .

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7. . Illinois 1920 ;;". . . U hio Wes! ynn . ;)7. . Oberlin ... .

17 . . . . . Purriu(' ... .

13. _ ,. Wiseun!'lin .

7. . Chicag o.

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ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT FOR THE STUDE TT m,lR

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This store is Headqt alters for E verylh ing the Student will need in the way of Athletic Goods. Complete outfit for the indi vidual as w 11 a. the entir team.

T he Foo tball Season is now in full swing.

Our stock is m lst comrlet '. Visit this store and make your seledion N V. We suggest that yo u asl for a catalogu .

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CHARLES TAYLOR

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CORNER THIRD AND GAY STS.

Stadium Facts Distance around the outside more than one-third of a mile.

Height of Structure 107 feet.

Seating capacity 63,000.

Boxes accommodate 1,700 people.

Eighty-seven arches around the outside.

Fifty-six stairways feed 112 aisles.

Tickets can be taken from 83 en trances.

JOHNNY STUART

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