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nc HOPE COLLEGE, HoIIa.nd, Michipn, Wednesday, April 17, 1918 I

IOggei Ordered "GREEN STOCKINGS" Michigan. Fail~ t~ THE TWO PATS SPRING SPORTS to Far West AT CARNEGIE GYM Place In IllinOIS 'IN ROUSING WAR ASSUME CONTROL Oon~t ENIERTAlNM£NT THIS EVENING ton Oompe~ ON HOPE CAMPUS I

Will Aet AI Oh&pl&Jn of 6Sr(l InfAlltzy At Famous M1Utary Poet

IUlnoil, MlJmHota &lid IndillDa Ora,.

On Friuay "ftrmaon hnpl.1n Mel· Man.,en Busy Puttlng Things In Shape vin Verne Oggr l, who refeu lly complet. ed n four woeks' eoul'lle at the ChapInir'" , Trnirdng hool, Fod Monroe, Virginia, I~tt HOiland tor Pre idio, r to gh'e ihc iml>Tl'8Sioll ('"1i[ornl,,, where he will /let lUI h..p':.'l_._Wh we wi h to Ini ll of til(' O:lrd Iniantry. li e was ac· . Il>rIlN , fOr we l'crtninly do nut, IH8id· "om"alli ed by ~ t8. Oggel, 09, who was ori ng tbe tact that the 'bn ketoo ll tonnl or llll'rI~' )11 • Loni.e W"l'nshuis of th ia was cOUlposed Ull11051 of elltirely new "i l.' ·. En rou te hnplain and Mrs. Og· mell it hili< dOlle wOll(lerCully \\'ell.

• ~el \\ ill " isit olorado Srringll, Snit At prCllent the n"'30ri t)" of last .'·cor'a Luke 'it\', li nd olher Western of inter· bnscllall team i~ till on th e ra III Inls, t . . e" . alld th ere i no re"",," wh,' we shonl,\'I I' 0 I I' d f I . . tap nlll ggc app Ie or a clap' not have a good tonlll Ih ,s year. Some I.ill e\' nt the out !>real< of the war, and • . .

I' .. h e of the lIIen ha"e al retl<h ' Ueen Ollt and it • ultOli rll '~ IVllIg liS eo mrnlSSl on . cr· i. high time that '1\11 of those who ill ' ' I t f th RAf d .

I gm'~ lm pas or 0 c \: OfDlC tou(1 to repr<!'elll lIupe on th,' ,1131110110 I I t N P It N Y k fIe GIU rl' 1 n ow n 1., ew or. thi yen r In ,.ke their ILl'pell rn n('e 011 the "'Iw,' t - to he ordered 10 k' rance wilhiu dit",noll'1. Th l' best pmt of tI", ·."etlr i.

II f,'w we~k .. While nt Prcaido, whieh here, ulid II U 11 0(1(1 111011 lin\( nlly IJU iii · I, II ~lI hunl> of Sail t1,an.eiso overiooklie.... in hi rOUIII lJetw(I(,' lI 111(1 houTS of ill)! (i old en Unt", h. will conduct !ler· lour fw d six J.lnggiliK 011 his h!fl.",ou ... '~N" ill olle of the fRtnOU8 auditoriums After goillg "orll. wiull', 1I.'h" the of the au FrlU'ci '0 Expoo;ition, past hOtl bl'tll, :Hly [k.'rsuu ' with nlly (,h"plnin Oggcl is one of the most 4 I pep" or life ill hilll ~hu u41 tnk c pa l t brilliant 11I0n that ever ottended :Hope. in 3tblcti"" th i•• pring. Th<l-e hoping While here he won high hono", in ora· to be di8<tunlilled ph~,.i ,·n lly by the tory .nll debating, be ide. aebie"ing draft eXD.Pliuing hoard nrc exeu eel fur <"nsi,l",ohle Ilistin. tion in th e field of wc do not wi sh to hu\'e thl'nl out, t ut otlMti'·i. Il e g , ndunt ed frol11 the Uui· all others 8hou ld III:llkC th ei r uppl'urnnec "ersi ty of )11 ",,;gan in 1911, and from 011 the athlotic field nt oneo. lhe X"w .., i,· k Th eologienl Sem· Ba.(·I,,1I i8 1I0t the on~" th illg which innr.'· in IOt 4. At the Intte r instituil)n hI' WOII the pri .. . warded Annually ItlillOlJn l.'CU by the track monagel , the 1(1 ",,_t p"'aehcr ill tho groduoting field IHeet will .IJO hel d ~JIIl·tiJll • i.u the "Ia , . nellr futur(l, nUll lln t'l: cl:1.:' shuulo hu\,; o a M:ood " ':llll 1111 tlH' lield hy the t iuU" II .. tlO til. AtlllO th,' lru.·k 8~r,eaule hno lIot o{'en BUl10un : ed nlJ y et, all llIuy b{l 5nre,I thnt )I .nag~r DaI~l1bcrg is not lIaljpill~, nml thnt he wiU Im\'e n rew 11,'lUunt surl"i"," for th ' trn .· k lIIell in The '''''0,,,1 series of toasts have the ne. r future. r O Ill~ nlltl bronc.

Every Sellior who, M Manng{'r kgclIIDII hns hl'll ll IJusy put · UlIuul, attended elocution cl8.'ti Mon· ting the !l'nni eonrt8 in _h npc so tI.11 da~', Icarnet! that nltho they make it t he more gentle 011("8 nmong us U1a y ':llso hot fnr th o ooys " O"er there, " there tnke part ill a lII iloer fOrlll of olhlot ie •. i. tiU plc11t)' of tOl\.5ting ,to be done. lt ccr toinly i8 high t illlc th nt Ihe .\l r. lI enr), 1I 0He n, as an able lUld em· Mud ~n~ of llope .how ><ollle signs of "i~ nt toa't' maste r, prepared us for the life. An outsider would almos t be f ore· Wllr I"hgrnrn, BIlU with clevor ond D.p ' cd to think tha t we ·ure .tiIl hiJJornnting.

I"ol,ri at e relll. rlto ultroduecd hia equalW l' ~'oulu not LlulII(' nil.' Hill' if Ii(' :H,," I,\' :\liltl ullIl l,fJi(· ie ut (:ur~ of tOWtters. qu ur...t th,,· idL"'J 111:u 11 01'" ' ·l.lll'gf' i-l 8 ~II" r II n 0 , .'A'r .u log-ized t1,e I/arl uf lil t" Wt",/\ lt:rn Th l'"l ,, ~ i ,al !-\t' llI il1 , " .llIlI!-th · J.,fI.\·s. ,.

All th e Ught.ing men ary, n ~ Sullll' Ilt'upll' hnrt· Irl t'd t il I1l3kt' !I H' IJrll\' t' , hu t let us t*\-e r remember 01 hero; hel h.'\'(" II OP(' ,, ' IItl.' 1I t ~ !U t· f ufethat t li.· ""ough ho."s" do .ome or tho cd to l!llk r H llllll·k ~~n t fllr tilt' "8"11, " Ilnrll"!"1 niH! 1II0.!l t lln.ng prou" work on ."udJ' ut s, for t Ju'y \\f'(t ' Ilh' fir:.t olle:! to l'O IlU' Oll t !llId \\fll il l \11' ill till' Ull1lt·ti.· lilt· hutt ll' (rtillt.

Wmil iers \\ ill 1I {, \'l'r (,NUW! Y r. Dun · fi eld. \ )11'" h:l\'(l I'l' t'li :,:,kill~ \\ 111'11 II Pwul,1 tOIl, t...1 th" r. W. G. A. with a We \\'l'''' tu piny til r II St' III" in II 1!:lIII(.' of onsebnll . \\'e will 1'1 11)' til,· •. ',·u,·' ns 1,II" t of l'IU(IU e lll'~ Bueh tLS is rare.l,.

IIt'lI rtl in \' nn HUUlt l' 011 Blue Mondoy, n~ f'1I(,uj.dl Jl IJ IH' 1IIl'II (' II III l ' ~ JI !lllil pra ' jet', 0 t ha1 ll ul'l' \'ill h:l \.- t SO 11M' IWI\\'(' l' lI !i nlld G 0 't·lock. li e go\'e: us fi{,lII.bln.nt€.' of !I H.·n Ul 10 -" il :log-nill .;t tlit· ., lorj,·r .k.'tl'1, of tI", work. these yOWlg WI.IIU) II nr(' doing nutl ret'.orulllende<l semiJHlry. ..

I rougl~' 11If' woman '~ pal l in the war.

As rega rds the o<l.... l1',11 ~,· Ii",htlc nothing de.linit c eun be suid:l .vct. .. At III~ t ," n9 our toastmaster said, .. Wt· loa", .\ rbn', opinion of Ihe 1&Some collegos hn"e "Ut bnseball (,rr tli eir

MUton Dult, Knox, '19, PaUl A, Wolf, Olever PeriOl'llllollC8 Antlclp&ted by All Culeton, ' 1 , and DlIvid Eli Lilienthal , -Play & Popular an.

DBPauw, '20, repre!leoting Illinois, .hUnne.ota and Indiana. re6P:'ctively, TI'ero 13 n. 'trarutloa told of a Scotch wero clH)len 'by the judges at the Eastclan which yea", ago won a most mir· ern Divisional Inter.atate Contest hdld oculons victory over Its enemy. i n Centrnl Congregational ChUrch, Gal. As el'cryone knowe, the Scotehmeo e burg, I1Hnoi8, on Friday, April S, to wear 'kil ts wi t h red plaid Btoeltlngt. speak at the Bnlll inter-mnte contest at One da." the M:aeFaraday cJu wore Topeka, KalUl&ll, May 3, Wiseonain'~ green atoeJdni inatead of red 'Plaid representative, .Frederick W. Brules, ones. 1J'h. enemy, upon aeeing them, Deloit, '21, wa8 ruled out on aecount were too aslonl hed 10 fight CUld 8urof his age, Which execMed the limit of rendered Immedlall'ly. twent."-1Icven yea,..

TI,is I said to .have ou urred on It"'in W. Stillinger,' Wooster, '1 , Aprll 24, 121 . Next Wedneadey, April who r prcaented Ohio, IInu Waiter A. 24, 191 , Ihe Senior '0l8&'t Is going 10 holidn, Ropo, '1, who spoke tor r~lebrnte the Beven hundredth annivera· Michigan, Werc eliminRted from filrth . ary of the Maer'araday vict.ory by preer participation, . Bt.i1linger receiv. selltiug I\. play called "{l reen toe,k· ing rourth plRce c.ud ~r . • cholten fifth. lUgS. J, Th' conte Willi nn inlercating one, All Rre sure to surrender Immediatere8U1ting in a ti e f or first. place be. ly wh en thcy O!OO Ihe I)IRY and 011 will tween Illinois and Miinne ota, nnd a Bgree that it is the clevereet play ever tic for third belween Ohio and Indinna, produred <It Dope. It ia one of the with .Alichig.n having no conlender~ most poIIIIIRJ' given by amoteurs loday. tor I,."t plMe. The decision \\'WI one The proceeds of lite pertorlllanee are of the clo. t e"er rendered in any 10 be used tor a memorial tOlr Hope. interstate conteet,

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Notice The annual Inter-clasl Field Meet will be beld 011 Batunla7, April '1:1, at the FaIr Groundts. All cl&ues 'Ir1ll par. tldpate. All regular 1nck evenla, lJI· I dud.tD.g a b1cycle raee. 'Ir1ll be staged.

Everybody be out.

Seniors in second AI 01 H .

Series of Touts ma· ivet· ope DbA e ate priI 26

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.1'itioJl of 01lr tr{,o1!ur ~' \\' (1 \....111 1101 ofTl·r al1~' game. here. to ~ lIy l'(lll. 'ge~ .

At· tempts tuO b{·i ng m:lUl to piny ~atll~ ou1 of town nUll :l L-w ItU\' l' ~Ul II [, gRm ... with 1I 0Iln",1 f!lrto,.' ,or in,k pend"ni t lITIS. 0111 oefo ro any gILIII 'S eo" be <l rronged <Iell n it ely we lllllst h.n ,'e lome Mnd of II .tell m III rOI,,~scnt " ope.

Let e' ry lo~' I 11 011(0 mnn ,,,,terllline Ihnt before June 5 the 'blg league scouh ..m be 81100.Jring orollnd 1I01ln nd look· in&, O'·~' a be ond J ohn ny Ln\'':!n.

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Rov, J . Van P enrsrrn, pa. tor of Trinit,\' Reformed rhur h, hl\.5 been ex' tended a tall by tho r.ond R.foromed .hnrch 01 Kolalnn.oo. Tlli~ is the second tlme within lh' pa.t few m0l1l'118 that Mr. Van Penrsem has rl'teived a ~I'om th is thllreh.

He will mnke hi. d~l1'ion in t,,·o or threo week ••

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~J: .. W. "' uor~ b'll" e u a survoy of th" ndntu'. "utirs. he tons ted lheir Lrr\\·(I,Y. ('oorogo nml vnlor and inter' 11l·r ••',) her to:lst with ele\'cr stori s of tlU' jh.\·14 nlHl ",0("8 of eomp life. " T h(' Red 'r088 NUnie" "'aM glorlou.!,\' 10ash',1 oy Mr. Vlll1 Zyl, He 1(IlI' In th e orrosion a. nobly os the \\'ork"rs "n\'l"r there.'! AII bonor~'1o thos£' iJrn" ... women who stleriflee 80 Illu ch to h ~11l bring penee to the world. , W 'd ne"cr get to Fran e if It were n"t tor the Milor. U~ SyWtIflinlt, although knowing more aboot field ar· tiller.,' , too. tell Ihe "jolly·tnrs." We nil kono \\' that e" rthing she dON ahe doeR well, ergo, I'lIC words were w~1I r hose" nnrl well delivered.

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On Priday nlgllt .A pril 20th the two debating ten11lll recently pleked by Hope will meot Almll and Olivet col· leges in Jlublie deobatCII. It is an undisputed fad that Hope's record in debating i5 an enviable one and it is eer· toln that 011r sistor colleges arc n.fler o~r enJp this year.

Conseqnently ilome warm nrgulIlentd tlrc to ue anticipat.d.

Th e t •• m eompotled Witt, Peter J . Siege .., and Scholten, will uphold the n.ftirmati \' 6 again"t AI1118 UpOIi our horne ro truUl. Th o (Iul'lltio n whi ch they will discu88 13 ., IlMolved, that the Pan-AIDerien.n :-<atlon•• Ioollid !'6tnblish a siablo gov· ernment in 'l.t exieo.

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The oth er tenm conaiati ng of Gerr,t 'Nmlller, Arthu , H. Vbermu a"d James A. Slegeman will journey to Olivet whcr6 ti,ey will nphold .th e uegative agninsl Olivet', champ debaters. They will debate the aame queetion.

It is IlIlpe1'llti,'e thst Hope win two vietori C<! to uphold her reputation. T h. bo~'! on tbe t ams are apenrung and have qpent hou ,a of valuable time in prel.nring briefs nnd Bpceehea and look· ing Bt the question from every po8IIible angle. Thoy aTe doing th eir share and perhnps ".oro than thoir Ihare.

Tho outeoUle lies in large meMure with Ihe !Iu(lent body. Your duty' -w~lI, nothinr need be said.

You IlUow what Is e:cpeeted. Be onl next f'rida." night and booatl D

lown led all state, in the Li.berty Loan eltnpaign, going under lhe wire with ber mlQlmu.m quo a ot '11,050,000 ubscrlbed within four ds)'&'. Hat.l off to the paelflst, kept·ulH>ut-of.... ar, too· proud·to·RgM If.wlreye state.

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At! of th winners were excl'1lent penkero, and there is certnin to ,be a thrilling onst't in U,O ullllower stnte noxt llIonth.

Mr. Ilult "pms on, " Tho Brighter Side," 'Mr. Wolfe 0 11 ., The <OI,a1lenge to AmerjeD" anti 11r.

I,ilienthol 01 " The Mi ion of Ih e J ew. I I llr. I,ilielltht!l's onation c!\pecially is II mns te rpiece of superb dieLion Bnd male hl _ lIIyle. :Mr. Stillin. gCO!', who "POke on "The Doom of Dyn. uti ," oppeared In tbe unllorm of tbe :-laval ROderv .I Md received a groat oval ion from tho 1I1I11 lo nce.

At Knox Prot. J . D. , ylce rk Clnd ~{r. holtrn enjo.'·ell • pleasant visit with Prof. Jam es te~nberg-, Hope, '93, Who I. in ehnrge of the dopartmcnts of Greek and Dible ILt tbo Con· gregatlonal Institution, While in Chi. engo the.\' were ro)'ally enterWoed at th e home of Dr. qlnd Mrs. John M. Van Oer ~! ~l1 l cn of Oruk Park. On Sunday lIIornillg I.h e~· hnd the plen ure of .h ear· inl( Dr. Va,"l er Meulen, Hope's 1II05t brillian t and ,no,t Inmous pulpit ornt or, preaeh a II llIorkab1.., tip nnOtl on Ii00r h!lk cn ·\' i1iZlOtiull.' I o

Diepenhorst Wins Scholarship The fi"'t .eholarllhlp awarded to a lIlenJ.'Le r of this yea r '" senior cla!W! was ~ec 11red by Edward Di~penborst of Zeeland, thru deportment of Chem· istry.

Word of the appointment was re"eived laat. week by .Dr. A. T. Gofd· f,.~" head th e depa rtment.

Tbe scholo",hip, whic'h i. gh'en 'b y lhe New York City Univenily, eo..ust. of a cash nward 01 $22.';, tree tnition amounting to $150, and all a>rwage and laboratory fc<!e. n.ry Witteveeu two y Dr. ago !.e· ceive.1 the first 8 holnrship nwarded by this illBtitlltion ~o a Hopo DIJID. His excellont work indnced thelll to offor another last year, which wu secured by Lawrence Dalman. Dalman WII8 unable io take advantage of tho olfer,lIow· ev'er, boeau.e of entraneo into milltary

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The inerCltl!in&, Dumber of scholarahip<! received In recent years ia but another testimony to the quality of work done in our 8!UonCO dep3rtmen~

r." of the better•claM pedo4lctll are 1014 In a pareIJ COIlItI, toWD. -Prof, 1. W, IIeInoIL D

cess, Another event ot Importance h. found its placo ill the a.D'naia of tlHl p8lt,_n event of iml?0rtance ..peeially tu tho yonng Jodi.,. wbo htl.vo so ' dlligontly and \I'itlt s uch good rceults plnnned lind trainet.! fo r t.hlo particular . "\'oot; nn even t of ejgnificllnce to the lads in k'hnJd ill whote interest the protiro", was given; an event of pleaaure to the students of Hope aod Ilo net II few of the citizen of Holland who ~ere a.trorded an opportunity of eDjoyUlg the nndeniable musienl talent found among tbo lair eo,ods of this in, titntion !llld of Ii tening to the ~horol1 iutere ling ,elllarkis of the man who put " !lat" in patriotism, and at the same time aiding tbo girt. in their valuable pntriotic work.

ThuISC!ay evening, Aprii 4, the girla of the Patrlotle League gave tbo fol. lowing prog m to n large and appreciative aud ience in Carnegiv Gym.: .

PART I Girls' Chom&-(a) Good Bye Summer -Prank Lyues; ('b) The Call-Mark Andrews Opening Re mnrks-Miss Mariaa Van Drezer Piano Solo-L'AloneLte (Tbe Lnrk)M. ~{olakiron, M~ Martinn DeJong Violin Solo-Liebe.afr"und~KreUth_ Mjss Harriet Baker !loading-The Soul of · the Violln':"ll.

M. Merrill-Mbs Gertrude Sehu.rmu Vocal Solo-Serenad6-&hubert V-, ~!nrie Danbof (J14rp accompa.n.imeii't . 'by Miu Dorothy Dunt) Harp Solo-Bonting Song--Ernest O. Krohn- Miss Dorotby Hunt Voeol Solo-When Tbe Boys Come HnmO-()loy Bpeau-Mias Helene' Van Baalte.

PART n Pat McCoy-(aUas) Cornelius Vanl'u.~ ten Drill ...............................................A.meHca But n Dlcre stnlemeut of the numbe", on the progrnm utt erly Inllil to sive any adeqnate idea of the enjoyment and appreei.tion of the various number. on tbe part of tbe audienee. For eacb nnmber revealeu n t . aloae earetul trruning, bnt also distinctive .t~ont in appreciation nnd rendition. The va.ried nature of lhe program niade it 01 8pceial interes t.

Pcrh1lops the ·f·.aturo of tI,e musical part was the matcbleae music of the barp.

It I. 'Iuite fitting that .pecia~ meolion b. l1I~dn of the addIess ~ven by Pat 'McCoy who with touches 01 grim, but genuine humor fin bed on tbe _ceo of our imagination \'h;d pietures of the lIlen "over tb"re,"-4If tbel.r' attitude tOl\"1l.rd Pritz, and of tb'e eonditiollB u.nd", which they aro lighting. He im· pressed it upon Our minds that in view of Ihe fact that GeNDany ,witb tho oddl o greILtly in her favor, lailed. in her ~na h in 1914 to rb reak thm tho Allied li ne, "Ihey 8hnil ' hot' pass" today.

Alter th'. impresMvo Ilnfurlln&, 01 the Star pangled' Banner 'and tbe ing ~f (be noblonal uthem, the IDdi· 'enee departed, eaell one ilnp.-d with lhe work of the Patriotic I.eliDe and i~ valut, and 10 wiahing tbe gil" the hiGho~ t meaaure of .ueeen In tIt,a further work.

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un "cry Qui kly IpOIl tbe lawnl by tOrnling path. IndlJetlmlnately It;rOU them. It II. haWI that tan euily be avoided with. little thai, 81nce tbele ~r'! I>unnient pallia leading to all placee to wblch anyone Dlay wish t~ go.

But mol'<) than thil ioo neeeaauy if we wlsb our eampus to look itl beet.

Ie-vetl, twig', and other litter blown about It by the wind tlhoold be raked off. orne at the plltiu bue a lenden· oy t~ apread over the !bordering lawna and should be bounded to .bow wbore the gr&.! II ,upposed to begin. OtheTi have obe n washed out and wor" out and and should ,b. SlIIoothed ond reTho athletlo Oeld and the pairi!d.

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A tew. ot tbe Voorlloee girls bave recently been enjoying tbe delighta ;'c;t tho ca.mpul trom the inaldo exelu,ively.

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on wh ic h all It s melllbers would lurn Herman ook, 21, ill .ervl ce with out and do what they could t.o beauti· Ihe Signal rpl a t Crunp Wrulsowr th, ry the college premises. They usually Boutb Carolina, i8 hom" on ncto unt of ",·ro mpl hl hed & great deal Ind th e t ustbe deatb ot his tat·her. tom is worthy ot Ibeing reinetated.

• -:0:-D. The H 'e" and 44 D '8" combined o el~ and enjoyed tbcm lves a t a Y. W . O. A. ibCMh porty. Mi Dc4la Hospe ns and '~ Him" were th e chaperon ..

The purpose ot the Y. W. meeting -:0:Corp. A ndrew Karsten, who 19 now ill this week was to get nil Ihe girls interes ted i n Eight Weeks ' Ch,b wolic tor the gas defense service at levelond, O. Ihe eoming s ummer. The first part of "l.9iled tb e caRlIIII ,,-b,10 bome on 0 th e meeting was de\'oled to & ahort five ·doy furlough.

fte tlllH betn., tb.-1T.. alwa1l (II .... let, in whicb ,th e work ot tbe E. W. ntr)' acceDt. -WoocllOw W11aon.

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Tbe member, ot tbe HH7·18 atalf will lever be grateful toot they were privil· eged to edit the Anchor during tbe firat yeu of America '. PlI.rticiplltion in the the world· war tor durin& tbelr term fit Glke tbey liave leea the tra1ll!llluto· tio. of Hope men Irolll mor-e students iato cruadere, tr_ "'I'f~entued IIOtlate into p1l&nt ebe~DI of bu· .-ally. At H~pe, .. all OVCr tbi. broe.d Mad, .. (fod', laundry" haf been opel\fi~&Dd Hope Ia Ibe better for iI. Every IDen iI .being shown up tor e.zuUy ... hat h o is. !.£en may not tell lIim, but, In tb e argot ot the sporting .beet, "they 've got bis number." 'l'bere lJ but olle ",i!lSion for good Americans today and that i8 the ol'er· .. .. throw of the Proaslan menace. All eloe moo be subordlnate to this divine lAs Dr. ~{. S. R i~e ot Detroit ,r· eenlly aid in R olland, "In 'Ihis h;ur it" a peril- it's an Ilwful tbillf!' for an<yone 10 tb ink of lIill\llelt."

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As 8.. natiQn i:o today typi · . Gerllnny .

Bed by her ruler: a moral degen.,ale Sed with a yphilitie arm and a lyplriHtic ear, a brutiJled specimen ot bnmanily in ..,hom· · hell"" ideal standa forth clothed in 11 the duaky deviltry ot th e lower regiotLIr." With lJUc.h a nation ...·c annot t real tor pcace, neilh· er ean we be!Jla ken our 80uls by Il<Ik· ing qua,rt er. ~

This Ia the &upreme duty ot I.'very Hope student, whelher in Ihe &erviee or oul ot it : to dedi~ale evarything tbat be iA and everything thnt be bftS 10 tbe (I Itru!'.tion ot ihe philosophy Oerman~' would toree upon th e world, to ~ome in very truth" a lIIat""",an of the spiritual. ~ Wit b no n cu e, and no IlpologiCfl, with regret.. UlBt we have not done Ibe t· ter . and 'With gratit,lIde thlll we ba,ve dono our best, 1he momb.rs ot (he An· ehO! It.1f for 1917·1 Il'Ilrrender their trIllS! 10 their 8UeCeIllOr8. To Ib e ne .. ltaJl' Cal'lyJt. quotu hi m""l t in thia IIngli! admonition : "One mOllslor tbert iI in Ullt world, the idle man."

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Hop. prldel hOllett on hsving one of tbe pretti eamJlll"C8 ot whieh I .mall coUare ean hoast. Notbing, how· ever, ean remain beautiful willlout be· III, taken eare ot and thera are timet ... hea epeelal care mUll! be given. In r~".,d to the t&DIpllll th.t time lJ now.

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lfr.. nmfee enlertoined UI. Mia s Ynl nma., '16, and Ror lofs, '14, at 8Upper'l'hulllday nighl. 'l'tnu . '1.i6 per III M'f&IIC' lunken gardena ~ould be made to look - :e:~ 00pl8I _ _ _ _ l'1ft Centa mu~h 1I10re Illlraetive. ' Miss Aglles l{ramer and M.ise Berllie.e Thos~, Illld oth er sDlJlII improvements, Jon es were vl,i to Ti on Ule cn.mpus last latoncl allb. Pool OHl •••, Holland. IIlcblaon co uld CRsily be lIIodo by the el udents, woak. u"cond..,l_m.Umllltr. anu Iyould yield Il laTge return in eat-10:Miu Amt"lill yWD4s ink, ' I , wns tho i. t&clioll tor the work required , es· lender' t Ihe tudent Volunt ee r Band pecially it it be don e 'by .. ~o nsiderllblc be 8l>oke number. It was on'O th e euslom tbal me~lIl1g Friday ntt ernoon. on "The Su?,me Sacrifi ce." a certo in ria. le t 8. day en h spring

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i.lh. rul. he ... If your Wateb need. only a liltl. toucb or a drop of 011, Ihat'. wbat it ,eta and wbat you pay for. If the lime piece need •• thorOUlb .overhaulin,. :we do it conlcientloully ..nd cb.r,o . but moderat.ly for the .e"iee. .

" Bill" Van Putten, '17, ~(UI enli ted C. was represented . The various needs ill the artillery at Ca mp Ct... ter. H e in oeuntry eommunit iee were personi· will bc pltleed in tb c oboUery of whieb ned by \'ariou8 girls, and the (IIaylet n TUllY" Prins, '19, i& sergeant.

THREE STORES howed how, thru the agency o( the Y. -:0 :MUSKEG-AN HOU.AND ZEELAND w. C. A., th e E. W. '0. met Ilnd filled Pat McCoy sundaes were the speeiaJ 16 JefferooD 51.

38 Ea.t 81h SL M.in SL Ibese neeru.. Bel,.,een tbe two a cts ot (ealuro at Lawrencc's lD4t w.eek. the playlet Mi!18 Helen Smith snng •• No Thanks to oW' elty drllggist for his RooRl in the Inn. " Mrs. Pietenpol ~ben loyalty.

-:0:gove th o glrllr II. very interosting and Willard VOII Hazel, OInren ee Heem · insbrutlive talk on E. W. C. 'll'or.l<, s tra, ond MlIrt.in De Wolf W()'e con· Ihowing many ways In which Y. W. glrho can bo ot help to the glHs in fined to Lboir respective ·be~ by alight their uwn comlllunlLles UU N Dg Ibeir " . ntm rko nt 10 grippe.

-:0:cations. Lut summer mAny a girl hod Word wa reteived U,st Private Coran E. W. C. AU telt 'Well repoid for DeHus Dosker, '19, has been eo mm~· their errorts, and we t cel wre that Ih e . ioned 118 " finIt. lieutenant in th e ar· ' nt eresl arollsed in Ulit meeting ...ill tiller~·. Hi~ orders call bim to Franee inspire a great mNly more gir. to or· in a. \' ery 8horl time. ganite 11 chib in in th!.'>r commun i t~· • -:0:The ·~r.wes th erin e Poppen, Alice this coming tummer.

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Raap, Esther M.ulder, Annll Wint er aod - - - : 0 :- -nor on 'O Vyn nre tnking u.p typewril' Y. M. O. A. ing nl the loco I high lIe'hool.

-:0:- , In spite ot severa l cou nter attrac· ~f,iss AmClin SY'll'o... itl'k, 'I, wu tions, a good number ot tellows turned r ~l1ed 10 th e Coopersville H ig h se hool out tor Ihe we~kly devotional meeting.

Willard Van Hazel, ollr new presid",nt, to fil b a vuealley. She !!Inrted ber lIew was in eb arge alld spoke on th e ....... w ~r k :\Iondny morning.

• -:0:jeet, "Coa.ehing tor Chr lt t. " He point· We are i nd eed' orry t o repo rt that (d ou l several WRY ill whieb tbe slu: m~ny ot Ollr .students bave bce D t<lken dents can help ·otber. in Chritlinn life ill during th e paat week. An epi~e mic Rnd tb en showed why 1hey bould do ot In grippe is s weeping over Ihe am· so. On. ot tb e poin!9 brot out . Irong· Iy WIUI Ihal It olle w ~be. to be B coach Jl'O'!.

- :e: he must himself play tile game. The Among those who will lea.ve Ho'Iland m Hillf!' was most illtNeoting and in· tor Cnmp Cu.st()T in Ihe latter part ot > spiratlonal.

Allril arc Dick II . "nn!JeBunt e, a for· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, ---:Ol. -~mer II1emh .. ot th l! Mn.s.. of HllO, nn(1 .LAVAN AND PB.ATT Anth on.,' EnglCf\\I1an, '20. Mr. Vall De OOLLEOT $5,400.00 UunA e is at present prin cipal ot the Vric, 13nd JlC hool •.

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loh Lnl'on, torm t>:' ",«!Iohers ot tile :st. Lolli Ameriealls, who emnpromised I.heir $50,000 da.mnge .uit. lIgai08t Phil B.lI , preqid-en't ot Ihe t. Loula club, rccrivrd $5,~OO in @e t.tiement, ne· r ording to intormation obtained Ilere. nail said that Ihe sett1ement did 1I0t _ :e:_ ott him a rent, and 8port.ing me~on · l..ast week 1'uesdll~' m~rning, no. eluded trom this smt ement that th, Prof. Rnol'lk elltered hi8 room ill Villi Ameli'"11 leag:ue 'had tooted rhe hill. RMlle Hall, Jle tound ,hi8 .books plao'ing :0:--t.at!' with tbe floor and 1he benebe! en · BEBGEN NOW LUlOTllBANT joying 0 gllme 0' lup-t!;Og. It i be.

Dr. John T. ner~n , the former i>o~ tor at Hope ehurch wllO has ~r olontha heen attempting to get inlo me torm ot military ae rv iee ". now s 'eutenant t tb e Mlnnr ota Home Gu~d, etailed to special pl11;ll ~ ity work in tbe 8tau.

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The ae.uo rs were Ihe eenter of at· tradion "'Jday morning in cMpe', They IlPl>eorcd in tb ~lr gowns (not night gOWtll).

Mr~. Hoeven, Villi Zyl, and Oilman lOOKed like three ink· spoil dropped trom lOme one~ tou,.

NO'l'IOB tain pen . Ramaker ond Stegeman reo lembled two teleerapb pol.. paInted Due to <4 eombinatlon ot cil'CV1ll.lt&ne· blaek. n tbe Aachor w.. ~t publJo.bed .lut (Continued Oil 3) week.

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'ttfrary IIfpartmfnt l'INDING BBB SOUL Oolldtnnce Oglethorpe ' was not in with t ho timoR. he Willi Inot i. ~.'·m"nv with her 8urroundinge because Ibe did not like to hoar of !IIIeriJlee, of blood, of teaNl, of death. And Bbe did Dot Ilke to hear of theao booaUM they Dloant nothing 10 ber, found no sym· pathetic reepenae or emotion in her heart. And Ibot is juat what Con· Ilallee wanled. h6 had of tOil r baIJed lilontly ~gainst her uame, bneausc lit It every mention it romlod d her of the fart thnt . he WAS a eog in tb~ wlwel of humAllity moving outOlllJltieol· Iy, eonalont1~'. , Yes, she hod Ix!en a IIWo s urprised ahe learlled thot hor count ry Wall "·a r. he hnd reapon!1e I quickly 'when the coli came for help in lOoking bondoge8 olld clolh!"I1, arKl a month ago sbe hod bidden he r . we tbcn.rt farewell as he left for "No ?14n·, Lalld."

But she found no poocl'-!lho wonder d why Ihis agonizillg ruggle o( humanity meant not bing to her-ilid RI,e hovo no henrt- had God forgot len to g;"e hnr 0 80ulf Tn this mood ollsto.nee walldered up thn hill to the ruills of the old stone chu r. h ot revolutiollary <lny..

• h~ 10" 1)(1 to wnlllier olllong the high pilInr nnd rend ogoill the nOllles of those long Mod, for t h.se dead ecmed mort al;" e thall he, for Iheir Ilom ~ spoke of work onel . nori fi ce while hers-ohhall nothing to tel l.

I.enlli ng ngnin.t a pillar, she udden· I ' aw Ii t Olllb tOile in 0 fnr corner whi~h sll hn,l 1I~"~r nolieed before. It

108S watchlng, broken by the entru,ee of dcalh when 10100 bravo eplrU r&leaeed it hold on life.

Whil e watching ono nigltt ilt tho bed· aide of a younlf aoldler, ..he heard a m,an outside. When abe reached the door she heard It again. The nlghl WAI brighl with just ~nough shadow to make thingw Seem Ifh09tly and weird.

When ,he heard tb& moan a third time he ,'~ otured out.

How her heaTt beat. Somelhing 8CCmed to tcll her thnt n grent trial WM tit bond. The next timo sho hcard tho monn il lound· ell ,·10 cr, a f"w more steps Md Ihe stollped suddenly-at hor f«.>el lay ber IJ"U Bbring up nt her, his cyt'6 burning with fever~ A cry wn forcel\ from her heart-n cry ~"hieh 8ho 'knell' to be thc ill foll ery of n 80ul eomo to its oWII-nnl! as ahe lollowoo that ry, 08 it winged its way towanl hcn,'en her lips id- ' r hovc I,aid the prico' ,and .kneelillg at hi. aitle with one JIIlnd on his feebly bentillg lloort ILIId the other on hrl throbbing one, sh" oo.id, " n ror ht",rt, ~' on oro dyin", but it dOM uot Ulotler for we are olle fo r lillie alld et.rnity ond I b~v just found Illy sou l."

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perienee • Wo all undcrmnd there are ~ondl· tlon within tho church "hleb. mOlt b. ondund in 'lhe !!plrlll 01 the 'Muter and whlcb nothing can j1ver 1\0]1& to over' comei agaillstaueh ovilsI don'! laU, but [ nave becomo (\Il\bitt6~' at conditions pr voiling throughout our lbolovod ,Zion, conditious which UlYllOlf ond f-amily as woll os thousands of otbenr ot ·the brethren nd their famlllea Me being mtl'de victims of /Uld which cupl to be corrected. without delay. Until there is correction of eue!> in'118, until th, dead·line IUnit 'Is pusbed back ~f tb. forty yenr ma.Tk 'and' until m n are rec· ognized not for their politicol iufluence or wlro 'Pulling ability !but rallier br t au e of their COli eeration oud bh e!.r ability, until thcn I will remain' neon· 8elelltious objerlor," and will nevcr present the claim. of the gO!!p<lI min· Is try to ony young mOIl.-{l. F. S. h.

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tribute nil they possi bly eOIl for the recently fill:Ul ciol su pport of " the 'boys over @ell t out by Ihe Board of Edu.atmll I there," hnj'pell,,1 ul.oOlI lIlis v~rn e: ' Of COI>I"" ~'elloWlh.'-:·:­ you will prcoeh 011 tho subject Oil or Watch ~ ncar VOCOtiOIl day ( r eb. J7 )," the ub· o t reauyl ji'ct referrel! to being tbnt of enlil!ting Be prepored young lII en for the gos)l<!l miuistry. ~'()r the worstlll Aft er ,,·. ,li llg o,1>r the letter 1 enllup, seeDled os If she hod found n new nc· led the elltire luntler ill my ftlfl nnd RUb'S (Iuaiutnuee .Olltl ns . he Ib~lIt down to l/I!Iscd it IIlIcer 1I\0nio~iy illto Illy wrud c Are cO Ulillg out . reod lhe ne\\' 1I0me her ~ eor t s~ oo Regularly now. bnsk(·t with Ihl "cry decided feehn;:, to stOlid still. Undernellth th nnme " Of eourao 1 will noL pre".h 011 lhe Tho girle of Ihe decensed In let lA>rs olmOlt n· At Voorhees subject Feb. 17 or ouy other Snbbnlll. ' Ooostnnce rcnd thcse words: Aro doing their 'rh "" Dlay be somewhat r ,·ol utiou· " he found peaee iV sMrifice."

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-:0:s;uuo"" t ltor lit, Oen ral Ass<\ml)ly Ja,tr lonr' ,!uestionilllr htlutj It wat ~Iun)' of ITnpe' formor alud.ole ~w la putting torlh to rt rult ~ rollkll of (hat 011 tunce ~J&ed .t what itudying at the niverBity of Michigon he mu t bu)' ltc finding 01 , .. her WOIk."", aud It t'IHs church 1.< su f· were hOllle for spring VDeatlon 18 t :oc !let i IIlr for 1aek of IAjIId er hiI' It has no ond it we tbere that C008tanM ,,·cek. w. were very glo.d to ba,' e one to lam bu itacl:i, bul I for one . • Lord, let me ftnd my lI0II1, let th~1II with us again, and 'Were 0110 glad rue £lay th e prl e. even if it br a my "IU not ntter .. elngle sylabl tllal moy to show .tbem that flope is still up nnd iufiuell e ony young m n 10 enter t~e hrort. JJ !Ioi llg.

They nil still JlOld a tender 011 onee wnlked lowl~' dOW11 to thc mini!!!ry, lerurtw' IIOt so long:l the '!)lOt fllr II ope, tIS WtlS showJI in Prof.

It 011 h('r wny home, :mll it IIcemoo injustico IlJhI Ule cruel tbolll/hUoo nCBB ~;Y lll e '. tI_ II'b ell, according to his IU' Holland, Mchigan her os I,,' gaz",l out O,'er the v!lSl and the illtolerout pettin , wilh which uol "I.. tom, he CAlled on Lho visitors for World', LU'Cflt Direct Janellen of FUllce8 .... etrlt of wnler, thnt 8ho fclt 0 fnint tbe ehureh todoy i. obsessed continue t{) . prce hes. Miss Kramer ond Mias De pre,'nil. \ hUllger, a y~nrnlng for 1he s(ruggling Krllif, entert oin ed the elll8S for about I Oln al isfitlJ mony preoehers will. do nn· wu,. nrrOS8 th e wnter. holf nil hour, ond' succeeded odmirnbly f'n~er ly she helped with the work to os retlu ted alld will ,p' 9C U t tllC e.lnims in cutti ng short the first JIOU< German foulld II 'nr at home. he stu{lied of the IIlillilltr~' to Iheir people on the eloss. olld llOople ""1<\ thnt ohe was de- "o.v nl'poilltrtl, hut will they t~1I tlle ---:0:--to th ' cn u.e of he r "ou lltry, 011 01 whele truth T Or ill their l'iOlll1.roi will FLIPSE AND RA.AP OOM:MENDED A Gift that money can't buy, But for you to give. whi"h "'~ III ",1 mockery to Il er 1><'eo.u"" JlII'ir me sng'" Ill' half trllt hs-n glorifi· FOR WORK AT U. hrort fa iled to ..'<'orr! her lIe,·otion . • atioll uf Irnde .. hil' and ""n' ice and will carry a message that is next to a And thrll en lll~ th e coil fro lll O",OIIS sRc,,;Jiee nud th e crnlJ..at ioll of all tnooe ~ror e evidence of the foet Ihat Hope personal visit. thr S<'a olld wl"' 11 COII.tllllte saw th~ drtll", which "1'IH'al 10 th e hen rts of Collpge grndun tes who eootinuo their Ihore. of hN IIntive Inllll , where her con ...·cra ted 1II0nhood oil the while work at highe, iMtilutions ONI well up tlear olles wor~ loft nlolle, fll,l e .Iowly lIIa inttLining Il etudied silellce of thc to the requiremellt, is found in the in· from her ~ight . ho rcalize,l thnt she "ir iOII; Ilroct'iee of the chur r h of tll6Sing . tnnoe of .Ioy -"'I ipse and Oerard Raap 1011 beglln hM Buerifie", thot he wns o.i,le her ervonts becau, • grey 110.i1'll at Ille Melli'a l Collegc of tho Un.iversi• h, .: 1I .1: "g to 1':1)' tho price. fringe th~ir fCloll'hcam alld r:qlOrienec ty of 'illl·illllOti. MeaBrB. Rntlp abd : Arriving ill ~' In ne , she wns ollotetl hn. settled UpOII their . houlders. Y('8, Flip'"', who ore IOOt b of the Clo"" of ~ plae~ os "urse to tb.. motber. nnd tell them the trlith- -tell tbGm ~hey will 1917, ,ee~i "ed scholar hips from,.that un· hildren of the .Ieod soldiers. As she reech'e n beggorty Vitto.n:c for their iversity for the exceptienal work which G. J. Dlekeml. Pres. H. J. Lulde ... Cubl.r milli. tered to thooe 1II0thcr., (leprived lB!uo r. I3l1d JUBI whell I1ley ollie to th e Wm. J. We.t.en. AaL Oubl.. the~' did in ollr science dcpo.rtment. of nil earth hold. denr, 011<1 tried 10 ' hey,",,,y of tlHlir .poWOl.. ally Tookie from They nrc continuiug 10 do the eame 'el'(I th ose little Orr,hnll8 not ollly with Ill" sClllillnn"" will Teeei "e I,. ef..eneo ~o grnUe of work th re, as i. indirntoo by food, but .Iso with 10"0, shc thot she th,·", wl"' n nd\~llIcrlllelll 1111,1 sal.ry IS • letter rcceived by Profcuor Patter· with ... iD,' d.........t bod found her SIlul, .he thot hrr •• cri· tOllsir1,·rcd.

Capital, Surplua aDd aadiYlded preSti 011 frOIll the fa culty of th Coli go of $127,000.00 WD.' complete for it eellle,1 tIS if TI'l1 th whole trulh-yes, by lledi. ine, IStlllll ng thot thoy oro both heort would break iu uei llg llHl m ~ nlls,-alld if I were preMhing on the Depoelta $1,450,000.00 doing IIIOst excellent work ond have of ,"othols' hcarll for lovo IIltd ubjcct l would be "ery I!IIre to rclnte • , Cor. 8th St. ODd Central A...

80u..4. 1I1" implcs!!ed. Ihemaelvlll very etrongly I hunger of the children for food. two eXJleriellel'8 I· had .. tt11111 tbe pa t "11011 tho severol profue or. in "'hOfte 1 the price hod 1I0t yet beell pnid. eighteen lIIollth~. Whcn co.rrClpo"dilg dellnrtmellts they work.

Yr. F1i)llle • Her !eeond ca ll came from th hos· with the committees of two " aeo nt hit tokell o,'cr on nIBistonhhip in Biopit,,1 behind the lines. In ~hi. hospitnl r hurehes 1 WOB very bla ndly informcd Job'-'_.~ 'holllistry, alld i regarded a very Coo", were nlnllY IIOhlieNl, 8011\6 of wholll were if I "',3S II'IIA't forty yCOr19 of oge they oIJI 1lI0l1 by tile beod of tha~ dopul. but lightly wounded, oDd orne of could not eon ider IITIO. It I. bccou" ..f),cn t. wholll lIIu81 b. given timo t{) dic. ho I wa. only forty·two ~' eara oft.l, with Tt i. heeouso of lueh recorda AI thOle barl 1I('en nllrl felt leora, and now she r('(1 blo",1 in my veins .nd eon.idl!l"ed tn thot «0 lorge a number of lehoJatllhipa Cephal SSG,OOO.OO foulld hlood and .elifiee. The li!!ping hn,'e a little m!Jl~ tlron the overage hu b~ell nwarded to Hope Oollego etu· prayer or a hoy, the Ilellrlou mitering ability that this beorUeas dilCl'iminn · deats, nnd Ihnt Hopo is gaining in the Hollod tongll of 0 lather looginlf for his lit· tioo whir'l the elillreh i& mak ing ngninBl stlentific field the 1liiie d1atinetion that _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..&.___ tie nn~8, .. med too mneh to beal'-and hrr aer"ollh hns sen t i~ hllft I!O truel· her Hterary depnrtnlCnt 11 winning by yel til anerinee 11'0. uot r OIllJll eto-llte 'y 11110 m~' BOul. _in oratory. price not paid.

Tell the truth-yes, I would also re- her We have moved our The Ihlrd coli eame from the hoopi- latr how toot lost pflng when ill t,QIIT' You C&II lead & bq to but Our Work Speaks for at too bnttle front. ncr heort hod lIIunieotioll with I,.,.lv. "oeRnt .hllrthr· 1011 C&II't mab hlm tIIIaIt. shop at 50 East Eighth Street. in tenNl over mothers' love, had I \\'81 not g"onted th eourtellY of a ---o-t. Ad..

NUFF SED lIa\hed in 'blood over youths' b<'oriag in a single one of them nn ,l .

Come in and see us It 1 0lIl, 11&4 .tM ....h""V I ftIII4 pirit, Rnd now it "lust break evcry case a senlinarlan W1Il'l cho.en ill death. The day ",U one loni, end· over a 1C0re of older men with far more ..u __ peopJe I a.. .... tIII.n.

-& l'UbI o.t.a. to VGII', IftttUlnllft "attle for life; tbe n1aht a aleep- ability aDd lmmeuurably !/roader ex·

HOLLAND FURNACES MAKE WARM FRIENDS

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THE LACEY STUDIO

Everything Electrical at

Herman De FOUl

First State 'Bank

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Ot.m1l&llD The lIope College Dramatie clu' has Requ .ted hy II;e County I.H,orty Lonn Committee I}'UL th org""h nllon talre 10m nel;,',' rsr ill Inlrl nll the Ihlrd LI~rty Lon II , tht DralnaUe rlub .... ellt ·to Olive • ntrr Tl'(t,icy c''llnlng nntl to J enison Wellne ay evening nnd 1)..... !lIlted • olle net Iket." entitled .. ~'lll.i!lhed," Liber· ty Lonn speakers nccompauied t he troup!!. 'I'h. indueemellt ot an evenihl! '. ent ertu in mNlt alway dr ~'<s A .. "owd in th(' rural dlstriets and t:I:at. :~ what the Lib e rt~' LoRn ('Ollilnittee il utler.

I I ~"inish(!d" i. 8 ~tire 0 11 ralse cdu· • en tlon, nll(\ wa., Writt,," luy Prot. Ar· t hur 'lo(o,Iillgh, '16, ot Ad, iull ·ollegr. ~1 "", ~rnrllll.ret TholllaJlIlIO as Lncy Boa"loolI nlld Arlhur SelIC.U," M Thor· mU1ll1 Bon"l8oll, Iypicnlly portrayed til t' renl eountrifh·d fa l lllcr rulll his wife. ~fl ss Vera K"Wd n Nellle, thei r .lo Il1h trr, R" ,I Milton Van J):\'ke lib AIr, Ibei r on, orled in n "cry drn· molic BIIlI reolistA" lIIonner, Ih. pnrl of Iwo ,ligllilled, slp. k·up, slIobbi sh rol· lege g' adual !'!.

Inrence Popp.n o. nOllo l,l ~o . kiIl7.ie ull d )n .~ Gertrude S('i'UUrlllnll tIS IWS/lbcl cnpnbly o('led Ihe pnrt fit studellis ot Ih e Uni'·crsi t .. ot Norlh Dukoln. ,'he ,·lInra l'll'r (lr Amanda, Ilu.' hou"..: t·lIln id, \\' US tok en b.\· )1 i", Hncr;ct Bilker.

111 a,ldilion to tlle skete11, MillS 11 ,, ' ri et Buk er rCII,lere,1 n "iolin 010, Ar· l hur St'hreu,,", gn,'e n hUIOOorOWl read· ing, and Peler n. Baker ""ng the new L;lwrt,\' Loon 80n.

At bolh of the mceliDgs, the aUllicn('(' sho..... ell th('ir apprrl1lltion uuring the prollro m by hursttt uf nltJ11nlL~e 111111 nft(l r , II\'. f{l nw rk.s of rOllunendntiull. lu\'it nt ill1l8 wrr(l rxte llllt',l nt hoth pl:\I'£'S to '" "nll Rgnin", l1 op~ ul1~ht to hi' proud thnt Kil t' hn!' :111 nrgnni1.tl tioll

MillO 11' 1: Ita OWII,

Th""e H yean nnd under Tboen J6 yenr Dnd under Tholc 16 yeo", and un ,ler Those 17 y an and uudcr Tho e J yr..r. Ilnd unrler 1,151,43 Between 1 Dnd 29 yeD~ 2,159,79 B .tWt'O'II 22 ond yen,s 61 ,511 Belween 26 Ollt! 45 yeun 46,462 More thnll 45 yelU'" tilll J6,07 1 'rill' ola1i II ... ,," ntlng 10 very youllg ho~'" Gell. Cnrtor nye, ,h ave often been (IU(' tiOllell, bill, ho D,ld . , it mll, 1 be remembered that Ibe enlistment or nlere 6rrM r(>l1l1erll' w~ nllihorized in our army. Otll. rler him elf \I'M only lwei,," 11,1 01l.·ha1f years oM when \, ollli t ed ... n ",ollllletl di.pol.1. 11\"". enger ill I 6~ .

Allllo"1 nil of II", ",en ill Ihe In Iwo ('l nss(ls o r til e Inbl.,

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WHO MAKES

Don't forg t to try our Fruit

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MEATS and GROCERIES Pror.-Wrlte :I< .Ioorl Ihellll' "" th e , IIbj('1'I of hn e· hn ll. n nllllll- I(nin, nO " III1lP,

Bill \'all II n7.f·) fwll I Il ,ring 1·l\lItl., ! ':\lr:l r," ru ul' ultt'II- 1 '1 1 ruth er Ittl\'C t h(! willg gUlli- it \~, motr ,Iurnltlr. ~' rt't1

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MEEBOER The Tailor

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A If'r p, rL\\"akf', hy night or <1n.\~ , 'rile rrh,' Iul8 I, see k rllr scrking nil' : :\ 0 wind (' nn tlri\'" III~' bank astray. ;\ ur (\h{l.lIge th " tid e ot dt'8 tiuy,

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Holland, Mich.

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That 'vTook that prilljtJ ill Y D·lc-r hdgill': ,;n Oow" the goo,1 wilh equal Inw Plll0 till' ~oul of pu re deliJ:h lit .

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" Groen St.orldngs" tonight.

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1101 hur UWII. It l}(llun).!.... to t h£' govern ~nl'h :-" !-;n n lillf>."

II IPnt. '. IA't' gpt ILf"hiud (tlils ll r ivt' -0,",,1 1"....1, Itn rd. " (keen St.orkings" tonight.

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Dr, A. leenhouts

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HOllAND, MICH.

BEST QUALITY

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CHARACTER AND ADVANTAGES

Eslablished, malnlained and con· trolled by the church.

Optn 10 all who drsi .. a Ihorough I'reparato,y and College education .

Co-educalional.

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~rll,l'''k e ll _ J)o ~' "I( Ihi llk T ,1011 '1 Tlt e . tll M ,'ollie lIighlly to Ihe "k~', k IIOW :lII~· thjngt Til e t idol WDI'e IInlo th e "en: Prof.-Wltere \l'ns il ""'111 ~ur l i lll O, lin; P"tC'. IIfll dC'l'l', nor h:gll , )11I.l' gk(' II\1-Ou Ihe ide ot hi, III'ad. ("un krcp 1II~' nWII nwny from TtIC', - J ohll If ,l'our Iltront I dr," , okl M tlr1llk , BOYS DO THE NAttON ' S FIGHTING If ~'ollr grnh In 1<'. like illk, If .,·nu r hellrl dorsn'l henl, Th e American CiI'i1 wnr bD oflen H YOII "'r got rol<l fee1, f . ell cnl!ed Ihe " war of youu,t. on nt· It your hen!1 '8 ill n whirl, ~ ounl of the age of Ihe ol'Yer npon Why dOll't ~'ou marry the gitH ellli tmell!. In Ih' eonn elion an in-

Careful suptrvision of the health and mor.ls of tht siudents.

Flourishing Young Men's and Young Women's Christ ian Associalions.

I.iterary Societies for men and women .

School of Music vocal lind inslrumental.

Prius. Scholar hipr.

J..eclure Cou.....

." An inslitution of the Rdormed Church in America.

1I0t ~c tnrian

study.

" Michlgnn should know more of this institution. Only recently ha.e I come_ 10 a more cltmprehensive underslanding and npprecillti'm of Ihe splendid work done hert. I have le.rned thot out of nine Rhodts Scholarship eli~ible. in the Stale, Bve nre graduale. of Hopt College, and [rom my good friend. Judge Sleere, of the Michigan Supreme Coun, I hRve Ihe statement that Hopt Col lege is doing Ih. highest, the besl and the mMt ptrtect work of it. ~ind 10 America. I fi~d you rank among Ihe world lenders here in the clossics."

Ex·Gov, CUASE S. OSBORN

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Blowsthe carbon out of the exhaust.

The result one cleaning.

Adams &, Elting Co

:ere t lng lab1e it give. in Ihe "A.meri· About the me&aut akunk on the foot 'an Ar m)'," Unj. en ''''Illam U. Car· stool; 11 the snobbUh IIIIn1IIter. ler'. Terent book. Of It lotol ot 2,77 ,.

-Oharl., Baya.rd Mitchell. ___ ,:n, _ _ :t04 men ellllsted In I,hr lIi.on " .lIIY were- moro than twenty-one yeou old.

The K&IJer's God II my devil.

Tho table of ages at enlllltm ul follows: -Gypey'Smith 25 Tho:le '10 yea .... anrl ~' oungcr.

38 lD the to11tnd, of .. II1&II 'a own heart Thn-e II ~·e.r. and under 22~ tiler, II...,. RIIDdI • d8Yli. Tbrue 12 yea" end uoder -I. B. BocII-, .300 Thole 13 ye ... ud uader

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The Western Theological Seminar, or

the Ref01 med Church uf America is localed In Bonand ad· joi.ing the College Campus. Corps of Exptrienced Instructors

L 0 CAT ION: H 0 L LAN D, M I CHI G A N Holland i. a city of 11,000 inhabi tants: on Mac.tawa Bay, opt.ing into I.... ke MichiKan: good huating, bathinll, fishing and skatinll; h..IIMul climate; picturuqueKenery; .uptrior church pri.Uelle.; boat line to Chiullo: interurbaa electr.c line to Grand Rapids; main line Pere Marquette Rail Road from Grall.

Rapids to Chlt\fIO; good connections to other point..

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