V ft 8 The Oberlin Review If ISSUED WEEKLY 40 VOIXME OBERLIN OHIO WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 4 1918 NUMBER 11

BANGS Tf OHN KENDRICK MENS COMMONS VOTE SHOWS VETERAN PUBLISHER GIVES 1 DATES ARE SET FOR XMAS L A PERIOD AND FINAL EXAMS HE FIRST 0 LttiURE MAJORITY AGAINST CHANGE CHAPEL LECTURE Now that the government has Europe Will Ap determined to disband the S A Just Bark From Women and Men Register Their Ap- T C unit by Christmas the col- William W Ellsworth Former Presi- pear in Finney Chapel Satur- proval of Boarding House the lege has named the dates for the dent of The Century Co Discuss- day Evening System vacation period It will extend es Writers and Publications from Saturday noon December XOTKI SPEAKERS COMING COMMONS IMPRACTICABLE NOW 21 to Thursday January 2 at 8 J a m FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE The dates for the final exami- Arthur S ItiRgs to Tell of Belgium Possibility of a Small Mens Com nations at the close of the first Sidney Lnndon and Baroness mons Tells Many Stories of Recent Authors When Projected Womens semester have also been set Ex- of His Acquaintance Describes Huaid Coming Later Building is Bnilt aminations will begin on January Growth Magazine 27 and February 4 will be the of The first lecture in the U L A Now that there has been a very final day for them Second semes- course this year will be ter classes will begin February 5 lecture for practical application of a Mens Com- The monthly lecture for December next Saturday evening De in order that the time lost when delivered mons in the form of the barracks was delivered at the chapel service cember 7 when John Kendrick the opening of the fall term was and the majority of the girls have today by Mr William W Ellsworth Bangs will speak on Light and delayed may be made up had a chance to try out a young la- who for 37 years was with The Cen Shade in the Land of Valor dies seminary dining hall the opin- tury Company resigning in 1915 his Mr Bangs has just recently re ions of both sexes have crystallized in position as president of The Century turned from France and the trenches JOHN KENDRICK BANGS a vote slightly in favor of the old Company The subject of the lecture where he went on behalf of the PROF H A MILLER SPEAKS TO system The exact totals of the was All the Monthly Magazines American Committee for Devastated straw vote conducted by the RE- A distinguished foreigner who France Since his return to this OBERLIN COSMOPOLITAN CLUB GREAT LAKES QUINTET GIVES VIEW on this question are as fol- had represented a European court in country he has been speaking lows this country said the veteran pub throughout the Eastern states tell Boarding Vote Opposed to Usher in opening his address was ing a stirring story of the things he House Tells of His Work as Chairman of asked by a reporter upon his depart- m and heard while among the the Commons old girls 147 new girls 121 Com- ure for his native land for a frank lighting men of the Allies He tells In favor of the the Czecho Slovaks in This First Number is Especially Impies- sive mons old girls new girls 143 expression of his opinion of Ameri- of the splendid spirit of France of J84 Country Violin Solos Highly Appreci- Total 268 for 327 against the Com- can literature After a moments Americas achievements overseas thought and with a far- away look in by Audience mons ud of scores of minor incidents in ated eyes Mens Vote Of old men Disunion and Imperialism the Ene- his the gentleman pronounced connection with the war Mr Bangs The the 8 were opposed to the Commons 1 mies of Peace for the MidE- uropean his verdict lecture is different from other war Conservatory Graduate at the Piano Of American for it of the new 16 opposed 3 for modern literature talks in that it does not deal to any Countries say plentiful Quintet to Leave for Europe it Total 24 opposed 3 in favor of I should that it is extent with horror and atrocities His With President Wilson the Commons Not a bad answer and one feels talk is rather concerning the human have had periodical lit- Barracks Vote Old men 50 op- Monday evening Professor H A that he must interest side of the war and he By W E P posed to the Commons 16 in favor Miller addressed the Cosmopolitan erature in mind when he used the u caught much of the humor and word plentiful For surely never of it New men 89 opposed 51 in open meeting held at pathos of the war and brought them Those who were fortunate enough Club at an many Total 139 opposed to a since the world began have so tack tn hear Great Lakes Quintet favor waB the to America Althourft the Jen the Council Hall f His subject magazines been offered to a nnWJcs Commons 67 in lavor tare is not a humorous one those Wednesday evenine last had one of Mid- European Union Some time ago reading There has been considerable the great treats of the season It Is on to thought and discussion of this ques- Professor Miller left his work here And then Mr Ellsworth went Salubrities I Have Met know that seldom that music of this kind can few old- tion in times past so that the old in the sociology department to go to talk for a minutes about the ae cannot but intermingle a certain be heard rendered so skillfully and er magazines He himself went students had already formed ideas Washington in the interests of the into degree of humor any of his with such unusual Interpretation in 1878 when he be in about it The vote was taken how- the business speeches The lecture will be illus The program was as follows Szecho- Slovaks After Professor ever as abruptly as possible in or- came connected with Scribners trated by stereopticon views of the C major Mozart Massarycks election to the presi- Century Maga Quartet in der that no discussion or persuasion Monthly now The Lento Allegro dency new Czecho- Slovak Re zine St Nicholas would affect the first reaction caused of the and Continued on Fage Four Andante The then told some inter- by the question The vote Is neces- public Professor Miller was elected lecturer esting amusing stories of Edgar Minuetto sarily incomplete but represents the chairman of the Czecho- Slovaks in and PRESIDENT Finale Allen Poe of Edwin Booth of Rich- KING ATTENDS feeling of practically all of the large country Miller will this Professor Harding Davis others He Scene Andalouse Joaquin Turina college and private houses and the ard and MILITARY REVIEW IN PARIS only be in Oberlin until Thursday spoke great success of Doctor For viola solo strings and piano barracks The houses that voted of the when he will return to Washington Mitchells serial Hugh Wynne Mock Morris Percy Grainger are Baldwin Lord Keep cottage and in a few weeks will probably sail and how it came to be published in Occupies Box With President of Violin Solos and Annex Cranford Wright Inn cottage Royce for Europe to take charge of the or- The Century He said that he had Chanson Meditation It Cottenet Huckins Guides Ks Fiance and Ambassador Sharp ganization of the Mid- European always found authors of the first on a Corelli Theme Fairchild Arnolds Colonial Hil- Variations Miller rank easy people to get along with of Elyria Tartini- Kreisler lbrants Smiths Mrs Hopes Bar- Union in Paris Professor among things in the matter of editing their ma- Mr Felber rows Dascomb Tenney Lauder- said other Mrs lett- terial In this connection he men- King recently received a leigh Pyle Inn Webster hall Maple The problem before the people of er from Piano Quintet Dvorak tioned Sir Gilbert Parker and the lat- President King written croft Vatican Middle Europe is to work in harmony from Allegro ma non tanto ters love of The Right of Way Paris in which he said that on The vote of the students is in fa and peace for the principles of justice October Dumka Folk Song while working on it He also related 20 he dined with Ambassad- vor of the boarding house system by and freedom It was not until the or Sharp re- Scherzo Furiant T- l IX 1 1 anecdotes concerning Winston Chur who took him to the a fair majority uuti it is uiuae strain and stress of war forced them Tiw Finale cf the soldiers of the class of enough to show that there is consid- to forget their petty differences that 1920 especially in the first Continued on Page Six and the celebration of the fall The strines erable feeling over the question any sort of federation was possible f Lille were wonderfully impress- at which time the French number It is possible that in the time when While the war lasted the fear of the lan was oc- different shades and varie together started President King ive the Oberlin has a Womans building a common enemy held them PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA cupied one a reviewing box with Presid- ty nf tone blended into another may be provided for But now that the armistice has been com Mens Commons ent B smoothly made the whole TO THIS EVENING Poincare At this time he met it those men who prefer it to the board signed and the danger removed there APPEAR Personally intensely interesting The Premier Clemenceau and position ing house This year and for some is imminent peril of their being re- the Andalouse piayea Italian and Enelish ambassa viola solo in Scene time to come such a plan is imprac solved into their separate factions dors was a pleasant con Greatest Musical Treat on This Sem- bv Mr Dolejsi ticable because of the expense The again Tbe last letter received from Presid- trast to the first number college has lost a good deal of money The greatest principle of all for esters Artist Recital Course ent most interesting ana co- King was written November 9 Probably the on account of the S A T C and the the nations to learn is that of op to be Given He on the program as then in London but expected nnnreciated numbers initial expense of a Commons would eration Carry this into the world 10 leave violin solos by Mr Felber humanity there soon to return to Paris were the ho nrnhihitive Material used for and you will do more for What promises to be the biggest where he musician of great ability piay- peo Is to be during the peace he a the barracks and mess hall cannot be than anything else All of these concert of this semesters Artist Re- inference Meditation in a very edthe Chanson disposed of in any such way because ples have the same ideals and the cital course will be given this The acceptable manner It was in tne as Pilgrim following Is a reproduction of it belongs to the government same principles our Wednesday evening in Finney President on a Corelli Theme that have not learned Kings card of admission Variations fathers But they chapel at 730 oclock when the to the reviewing displayed his technical ability the art of working together Essen- stand he CTTEST Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra REPURLIQTJE Tiia TMmo Quintet of Dvorak the SENATE ELECTS WAR problem cosmopoli- FRANCAISE tially it is the of will appear under the baton of Mr Liberte on the program is cer- DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE Egalite Fraternlte last number tanism the problem for the solution Leopold Stokowski Mr Stokowski the most famous of this TSeal La Municipalite de Paris of which this club was founded is considered by most Oberlin musi- us composers compositions Funds of the Student War Chest pre je voulor bien aS8ister a well known greatest a seem a bit will be distributed by a committee cians the genius of all the Manifestation organisee en 1hon The first two movements umw at its monthly Second Lieutenant Edward Ned conductors now in America The r les long however for a iourm- elected by the Senate Delegations de la Classe too Bosworth members of his orchestra invariably 0 in that ones interest meeting Monday evening December Bosworth 16 son of Dean Qui aura lieu en presence de sympa- the Finale Is 3 The committee members are spent Thanksgiving wit hhis parents respond most perfectly and e President de la Republlque sur begins to lag before Dean Bosworth Katharine Bard Lieutenant Bosworth is located at thetically to his direction Last Place de 1HoteIdeV- ille le Dl reached but the quicser less inter Sweney Josephine Dunn Camp Meade with the Infantry He years concert by these musicians was 20 Trois counteracts the Mildred Janhe Octobre 1918 a this rather James D McGill received his commission last spring considered by all who were fortunate l- Ruth Cowles and l7vres le ApresMIdl esting middle portion Senate also appointed a com- Lieutenant Bosworth was president enough to hear it one of the most en- nbnne It stands without quesnwu The mittee to consider the matter of of his class during his senior year at joyable musical features of the en- lf ble Pour une Seule Personne Entree on Page Six street lighting and policing Oberlin tire winter K partir de deux heures Continued Wednesday December 4 igjg Page 2 THE OBERLIN REVIEW

social hot- boxes Without it society I fountain pen was neglected Poor THE LATIN PLAY IN ENGLISH thing a prophet is not without honor Just received a full line would speedily be reduced to the de CHARACTERISTIC AND CLEVER Do Your pleted numbers that were prevalent save amid his own people in Adams time Christmas Xmas Stationery Sportsmanship is about the best A Lively and Yet True Translation synonym college current in talk for Surprises Audience by Appearing Shopping democracy The sportsman plays to FORUM In answer to the Forum article in so Modern win and he plays with every ounce last issue of the REVIEW favor of strength but he recognizes that the EarM Kelleys ing a the verv first condition of sport of Mens Commons The Trinummus of Plautus or Drugstore Oberlins boarding system has suf any game is an antagonist who is The Three Dollars which was pre A 35 W College Phone 88 being like fered from war conditions more Full Line of human like himself with sented by the Department of Latin and capacities for feel college desires like than other features of the on Tuesday evening November 26 ing Adam never to be learned life Normally it provides for men was very cleverly rendered The cast sport until he got a wife Life is not Christmas The Oberlin Review and women in equal numbers eating was made up chiefly of sophomore Founded in 1874 a game of solitaire but a game in together at the various cottages This and freshman girls The book of Member of The Ohio College Press Association which every individual has a right to Gifts year with all the boys at the front the play translated from the Latin Published every Wednesday during the college play and a right to equal consider year by a staff elected by the Union Literary Asso or in the S A T C except for was prepared by a committee of stu the office of the Tribune ation a game in which no man ciation from Its small minority of men disqualified dents from the three divisions which AT can play or win alone Entered as second- classmail matter at the post for military service as under age or play year in freshman office at Oberlin Ohio April 24 1911 read the last physically unfit and a few seminary Latin The chairman of the com Devoted to the interests of Oberlin College THE LITERARY MAGAZINE students exempted from the draft mittee Miss Mildred Avery gave a Channons RuhscriDtionDervearS225 the boarding system has been unsat rendering of few passages Postage on subscriptions to foreign countries Shall we break the news gently or metrical a 50 isfactory many ways is there I addit onal binele copies ten cenis Tuesday in It in the play With these exceptions Book Store brazenly blurt it out On obviously Communications intended for publication may fore unfair to criticize it the translation was in prose and pre 5 South Main Street be left at the Keview office on tbe Brit noor oi December 10 the college time will these trying the Tribune building 51 South Main street under circumstances served very faithfully the racy col Items for the Wednesday issue should be in the be shoved ahead four hours at least Under normal conditions with loquial style of the Latin hands of the editors by 2 p m Tuesday Telephone communications will be received at classes are to be cut to three- minute equal numbers of men and women Plautius play itself was a transla the Keview otnee phone 155 until a m boarding system one of Wednesdays periods and meals omitted alto Oberlins is tion from a Greek original which ie expressions colleges uptothe- minute gether For on portentous day the finest of the rendered into com 19 EditorinCh- ief that Christmas FrancesM Leffler democratic ideals Far from being mon every- day spoken Latin of his James D McGtll 20 Managing Editor the first issue of the Literary Maga artificial as was suggested by the time In order to get spirit Editorial Board zine will electrify the college the real Jane Corbet 20 Nellie Monroe 19 writer of last weeks Forum article of the Latin our English version Philip N Youtz Great Louise Alcott but it will be it provides for a natural and whole- should be as modern for our time as Do Your Shopping at Department Epitors a thriller Do you dote on Poe some social life between the men and is was for his time is therefore Loriae K Grosz 20 Society Then read The Decisive Moment It Marjorie Norton 21 Make- up the women The artificiality and ab quite appropriate for Stasimus the Louis L McKibben 22 S A T C It will make his House of Usher look John L Hvde 22 Mens Athletics normality of the segregation prac- clever and impudent slave to use a Marjorie Howe 19 W omens Athletics like a tenement Do you find mod ticed at other colleges is amply evi- good deal of slang A very Marguerite Grove Exchanges ern drama rather boring Are you slaves denced by its many harmful fea- thought KIHPTONS News blase Satiated Try A and word would be in the Staff Case of l 22 Bowsn Cons tures Sentimentality and affecta- anguage of streets Glee Verda Adams Katherine Grafting it is a genuine hair- raiser the The lan Mary Burke 21 Geraldine Courtney 22 tion carelessness and vulgarity are guage Ruth Dawson 21 Marion Gillette 20 of a play in more senses than one of the other characters in the Anna Holcomb 19 Marjorie Howe 19 alike almost unknown under the play is of course more restrained Charlotte Kirschner 19 Gratie Moore Cons If youre highbrow sample the Elizabeth Pinkerton 20 Lois Van Raalte 21 present system It has proved a but it is hardly uncommon even now Fresh Jocelyn Tyler 21 jaunty editorials and the racy book Candies great educational asset as well as a to hear a colloquial or slang expres MargueritfWilliams 19 Business Manager reviews For mere males there is a powerful stimulus to high ideals once in a sympathetic treatment of The sion while from the lips of Managerial Staff The other main objection urged in even a cultured old gentleman and Every Day Margaret Miller 19 20 Gentle Art of Shaving that is guar Florence Kilmer the article last week was that the more Frances White 20 Marjorie Storms 20 ameea to convert any youth over often than once in a while from We make them Almond t Hyde 22 present system tended to restrict a twelve to sideburns Engaged folk fashionable young people students circle of friends The will be furious at the scurrilous es Adams News Editor for This Issue writer obviously makes no discrimi GIBSONS say about themselves it is outrag KATHARINE BO WEN nation between friends and acquaint eous Do you sometimes indulge in ances The latter it is true may be FOOD CONSERVATION MEETING tears Read To a Violet or My restricted but to counterbalance COMFORTABLE THE STRAW VOTE Soul or say Verdun and revel IS HELD IN FINNEY CHAPEL FELT this friendships are intensified and in bathos lisp their liquid lines to SLIPPERS In our last issue we published deepened where numbers are some- yourself think sad old thoughts Forum article advocating a Mens what limited One genuine friend is Mayor Phillips IN COLORS Honest all of these seductive ar Presides Addresses Commons This stirred up so much worth a thousand acquaintances FOR WOMEN ticles have been crammed into the by Dean Boswortb and Rev interest that the REVIEW decided Best of all these friendships formed Literary Magazine and a dozen or Mr Van der Pyl also to conduct a straw vote of the stu under the present system are not more beside Youll devour like SHOES dent body to determine the general it founded on cliquishness or class THAT Snappy Stories youll find it is sentiment on the question and the lines but are fostered by conditions The meeting held in Finney Chapel FIT as piquant as Vanity Fair and the results of the vote are published else that are democratic to the core Sunday evening at the joint request flavor lasts like the Atlantic Obey where in this issue For these reasons it would be a of the Council for National Defense SQUIRE SON that proclivity and treat yourself to We greatly regret that through calamity and a great loss to the col- and the Food Administration was NORTH MAIN ST the new Literary Magazine Sow it some misapprehension certain of our lege spirit to give up the present presided over by Mayor Phillips Mr freely for Christmas and reap grad TT readers gained the impression that boarding system Oberlins iiouvers message tor World Relief uation presents from Tiffanys Plag noblest the REVIEW was partisan in this ac- traditions have been linked with this Week was read and a letter from Mr arize a page or two and bag an A tion and was conducting the straw feature of student life and it is one F C Croxton the state food admin English Comp And for lands vote for purposes of propaganda The of the strongest safeguards to her istrator During this week the Food Everything ake dont forget that the REVIEW Forum article last week like the future Y Administration will endeavor to let you in on this In Baked answer in this issue represents show the American people the obll Goods purely the individual views of a gation that rests on every individual From Nut Rolls PROf A S ROOT GIVES ANNUAL member of the student body All ex- FOUNTAIN FENS One hundred and eighty million hu to Pies pression of opinion by the REVIEW man beings to quote from the let There has been much talk in the FOUNDERS DAY ADDRESS DEC 3 i3 made through and is confined to ter are looking to America for last four years on the subject of lux at this editorial column The Forum Is food uries until we all have oiled our con open to anyone who cares to contrib- Close C- oieration Between School Dr Bosworth gave a short address sciences to the point of working more ute on The Moral Reconstruction After or less smoothly We have done ami Surrounding Community Was HOBBS We purposely refrain from offer- the War in which he brought out without ice cream and candy the the Idea of the Founders ing our own point of view on the the point that we are not going to reat American idols we have done problem as Dean Cole has stated rebuild what has been torn down but without good ed meat before con The that the Commons is a financial im- annual Founders day ad- we are going to build everything XMAS sidered the Anglo- Saxons most un was possibility this year and as the edi- dress delivered at the regular new He spoke of the great spirit ilienable right We have even worn chapel torial board is divided on the ques- service Tuesday December 3 of internationalism which is spring Send a BABY PHONOGRAPH Lshoddy Imitations of wool but there by Professor A S tion Our purpose however has Root librarian of mg up an over the world and said to your friends s one luxury which the college stu the college a been accomplished in obtaining the He told little of the that the very first step in this direc ent cannot do without his foun lives two sentiment of the college and in stim- of the men who were the tion was to feed the starving people NELLIE CHKESMAN tain pen founders ulating discussion of Oberlin and of the vi tlln was uur a move m me new A pen is a fountain of inspiration uri sion and subsequent founding of the program of help as well as ink In unexpected tests DEMOCRACY college based on the manual labor Dr Van der Pyls topic ones pen moves ingratiatingly with system was Eco THE PURE FOOD STORE We hear of so many kinds of de- nomic Reconstruction After the a lean on me grandpa air but it The fathers of college A complete line of Staple Fancy mocracy the were War He traced the emancipation and the democracy of the work- has a chiding effect too when young Groceries daily moral men John Shipherd being but of the world through Fresh Vegetables ing class the democracy of the bour- one is in an ecstasy of conceited the successive 31 and Philo Stewart 35 when their steps of political B A IiOCKE CO geoisie of the collegiate of the pro scribbling pen and religious free and the suddenly re work connected with the founding of 23- fessions even of the autocracy Each Mum nam inat we nave come 25 East College St fuses to exclude more of its honeyed Oberlin started Shipherd was a class in society has its own particu- now to the place where the world Phones 96 and 150 thoughts If the purpose of college pastor in Elyria and Stewart had just lar brand and the collective types was asking for industrial democracy is to cultivate individuality how returned from the West where he are strongly tinged with nationalism and that to realize it there must be a great an Index of character the foun- had been a missionary to the Choc- is probably in- faithful application of gospel There enough of the tain pen may be Purple Ink blue taw Indians the to dividual autocrat in each one of us the relation of capital and labor ink green Ink or black they are Both men desired to start a com- to make the practice of democracy on much more expressive of character munity where they could carry out 4- v 9 Infill V i a small scale a necessary part of the ui iauu was oDiainea 15000 acres If Its than the writing Itself Someone has their work to the fullest extent l l educative process The The nougui ana sold at an danger is that said that the people who affect blue- Idea of a advance of may school based on the manual 100 an acre to we become bo interested in our black are of the most despicable labor system obtain necessary particular group experiment where each student was funds and the colony that we vacillating type of humanity but to give four started Im Drugs hours of manual labor a forget democracy loses its meaning mediately On December 3 1833 that cannot be proved day in return for all expenses except unless applied to the whole the school opened with 34 boarding Among all the Thanksgiving oasts tuition came to them A community Try Democracy might be defined as the campus scholars which gave the a new stock was to evolve around this Bchool stuff that keeps Individuals from mu- of jokes the coming year one for which would co- operate with It in ev- tually exterminating one another wager josepnine Davis O K T S 181 might with a fair degree of ery way This was in 1832 TOBINS Its a kind of lubricant that prevents They spent the week- end with parents I Bafety that our Vidua Schates the immediately i her Phone 80 started to work A grant in Perrysburg O WAR DEPARTMENT ISSUES Men of the Barracks Get Just Received Holi- It is a tradition among college students to FINAL ORDERS TO DISBAND Uniforms Minus seek that which is not only elevating but de- Shoes and Overcoats day Display of lightfulthat which satisfies Not according Demobilization to Take Considerable Handkerchiefs C to the latin adage Spectator non Particeps Time Physical Examinations Nec- The men of the S A T burst essary Before Final Discharge suddenly forth last Saturday Novem- but Spectator et particeps is the ideal ap- ber 30 in an array of brand new uni plied to things which look good and parti- had in Government WiU Not Pay Tuition forms A shipment of uniforms The White House been received previous day and cipating there- of Taste Good You wont Military Courses to Go 200 the 9 West College Phone 68 the men hurriedly donned the covet- Men Here Second Semester be displeased at ed suits in order to be able to wear for a few weeks the regulation dress The War Department has now is- of the United States army The Cozy Tea Rooms sued final orders that the S A T C The shipment consisted of a num- Say It With ber of trousers blouses and socks The Misses Geist Phone 219 be disbanded An official communi- to equip 323 men Only cation issued on Wednesday No- sufficient 161 coats were received and the vember 27 ordered that steps be long- expected shoes did not material- FLOWERS taken immediately toward the de- ize These shoes according to a tele- ATHLETIC EDITOR SELECTS mobilization of the entire Students gram from the War Department will De- soon be sent by freight ALL- COMPANY TOO I Army Training Corps The War Holiday BALL TEAMS obliged to Gifts partment evidently acted upon the Sunday the men were Humm Shephard until they wish of the majority of colleges to remain in the barracks Five Company R Men Named on First obtain 174 E Lorain St have their units disbanded as soon could trade around and Team Champion Company A clothes that would fit to a reasonable Team Represented as possible Oberlin asked to have her unit disbanded by December 21 extent CLUB LUNCHEONS A batch of overcoats and flannel DAINTY AFTERNOON TEAS By Yale and Kansas State also desired John S Hyde is also being awaited Captain We have a new invoice to have the S A T C discontinued shirts DINNER and BIRTHDAY PARTIES The iootball season is over and a all of these para- by the end of the fall quarter Root stated that to order of S A T C pillows thing o the past In inter- company phernalia will undoubtedly arrive This demobilization of the S A T HIO- HI TEA ROOMS football the season has been a good 21 when pennants banners and C however is neither an automatic some time before December one and some hard- fought games C is to be disbanded nor instantaneous process The the S A T greeting cards have been played The All- Company rate of the demobilization will de- first and second teams have been Just the thing for an pend entirely upon the rapidity with picked from the six company teams DR KING OUTLINES NEW which the officers of each individual Oberlin souvenir in the Oberlin unit Although Com- unit executes the formalities of dis- Y M PKU0KAM IN ERANCt pany B won only one game during bandment These formalities con- VPEWCILS the season five of its men received sist of thorough physical examina- places on the first team and three on Newspaper Tells of His Ap- These famous pen- tions as well as much red- tape in Paris the second A the champion team cils are the standard recording data concerning every sol- pointnient as Head of Religious of the unit has three men on the first by which all other dier after which discharge papers Department team and four on the second Knes- pencils are judged AGComings are made out All this action re- al Weaver and T C Adams also re- quires several weeks time The men placed in ceive honorable mention for the sec President King has been 17 black degrees J are paid up to the time they receive department of ond team charge of the religious 6B softest to 9H hardest Son their discharge papers The War De- according The All- Company teams are as the Y M C A in France and hard and medium copying partment hopes to have the disband- following clipping taken from follows to the Look for the VENUS finish ment finished by December 21 or at copy an English newspa- First Team a recent of the latest by January 1 1919 per L E A C Martin Company B printed in Paris The Oberlin unit according to King who Company A Dr Henry Churchill Xmas Novelties L T Crossen Dean Cole will probably be entirely on Friday succeeded Bishop Luther Trial Sample of KOIOXAS L Q Withrow Company C 21 All of demobilized by December B Wilson head of the religious de- VENU JPenql C Durand Company A LI X H SETS the military subjects will be contin- partment of the Y M C A in and Eraiar aent R G Kaserman Company B men who free HI AWARE ued until that time The France has outlined the foundations R T Kelser Company B col- IVCENSE BURNERS intend to resume their regular program Y M C PImm encloM 6e in itampa for packing Company A of the new of the PICTURES Etc Etc It E Bunker lege are now being allowed to and postage work A with the A E F ft Q Relfel Company C freely Military Law Youre sure to find what you want substitute for Liaison with the army chaplains American Lead Pencil Co L H Imhoff Company B Decem- which will be given up after will first be established All work 215 Fifth Avenue N Y at the R II Noble Company B Hygiene Sur- Dept ber 21 The classes in is to be done in cooperation with D34 F B Rice Stone Company C will be dis- veying and War Issues them the plans for the Y program Second Team semester Oriental Bazaar continued after the first having been approved by the Right L E Maxted Company B men who will be 181 V C1 St Thono 402 R The number of Rev C H Brent chaplaininch- ief L T Moore Company C January 1 is in Oberlin College after of the army Besides its strictly re Professional Directory L G Kohls Company B De of course uncertain The War ligious work this department of the C Balough Company A not intend M D partment evidently does Red Triangle will maintain a litera- H F VAUGHAN Full line R G Zartman Company C any remuneration to the of to make ature bureau a bureau for speakers Office 17 College Place Phone 133 R T Hillbrant Company A- paying until next June their men by other than evangelists a study 237 College St WARDS CAKES EVERY FRIDAY R E M A Smith Company C event only Residence E college tuition In that course department and a department Company B Phone 181 RICHEIJEU JAMS AXR JELLIES Q Howard between one- third and one- half of the object of the of future callings The 2- 7- M L II Carrick Company A C will remain in 0- 12 M 5 and 8 P 325 S A T men last is to encourage and aid the men AM SPICED CANTALOUPE H Mills Company B many R college In addition to these to enter useful and upbuilding call P b Altdoerffer Company A men who have been ELLEN P HAWKINS M D for spreads former Oberlin ings after the war will return It Office 31 W College over Yocoma engaged in war work The ComradesinServ- ice move- STANDINGS IN there Store Phone 97 FINAL is estimated therefore that ment will be widely extended and an COM PAN Y FOOTBALL semester as Residence Phone 116 INTEIt- will be in Oberlin next made to organize a group in Severy Sage effort Hours 9- 12 2- 4 P M many as 200 men every command These ComradesinServ- 23 S Muin St Won Tied Lost Pet No Honrs Wednesday ice groups pieage themselves 667 WILL Al BARRACKS EQUIPMENT to clean living clean speech person- 412 600 SALVAGED DR GEORGE O JAMESON CI PROBABLY BE al cleanliness and some study of the 13122 4 200 Bl scriptures Office over Straus store Residence 1 800 of the equip- College Office hours 10 to II C2 41 What is to become All the work of the Y M C A 148 West A COOK 400 college to turn 4 p m Telephones A2 ont hnueht by the will as heretofore be non- sectarian 11 a m 2 to 2132 0 4 333 into a barracks 92 B2 the Mens Building Catholics and Hebrews as well as all Office 70 Res as yet For all is not fully decided the Protestant denominations will be Ruy Rulbs for Gifts BY THE TEAMS the govern- POINTS SCORED this and for provisions equally served I CHAMBERLAIN D O OPH D Points Opponents to settle for I We have all varieties mpiit will not be able Doctor King who will direct this Osteopathic Physician Oberlin O 77 38 according to Al some time Meanwhile work already has won prominence Eyes Tested and Treated 44 67 no disposition is to Bl the latest orders by his ability to organize and carry Office 9 West College Street Oberlin Store 83 59 furth Flower CI ho made of this material until through big enterprises Besides be- Office 347 Residence 385- W Mkme Main 21 35 Since the govern 359 63 S A2 er notification ing president of Oberlin College he Hours 9- 12 M 2- 5 P M 30 34 necessarily salvaging wnai B2 u is a trustee of the Rockefeller Foun- 28 10 probability is that C2 ever possible the dation president of the American H M FIELD D O the college will not De aDie 10 reuuu Missionary Society and president of OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN LAKES QUINTET GIVES Col- GREAT the fittings the American Association of Office Hours 9- 11 2- 5 CONCERT OF UXLSUAI leges Over 13 North Main Street Mrs E L rlcllvaine LECTURES ON DANTE Continued from Page One Phone 513 for appointments THE CAMPUS HAIR- is an Frank Hugh Foster each member of this Quintet Professor BIG BARGAINS The pianist D gave the first two of his three E L RICE DRESSING PARLOR artist of no mean rank D every practically on Dante and the Divine You save 100 to 200 on Chiropractor John Doane is known to lectures But the woman is the glory The 29 and December 25 North Main St of everyone in and around Oberlin Comedy November man But if a woman chapel The sub pair of guaranteed all leather 312 Conservatory may be Justly proud of 9 in Council hall Phone Jias long hair it is a glory to her 2- since graduating ject of the first lecture was Dante WORK SHOES Hours 7 P M for M her hair is given her for a his advancement a years ago These mu- and the Poem as a wnoie ana 01 covering 1 Cor 11 Ch 7 here not many won many The Inferno The final and 15 verses sicians have evidently country for they will delivered at the same E D D 8 laurels all over the lecture be Carlo Rubino J BARNARD 15 Europe Thursday December 5 at College Place expect to leave this week for place on SHOE REPAIR SHOP X- Ray Service ship to carry iMA n m The subject will be The Phone 515 Oberlin O on President Wilson 22 S Main St there Message of the Poem 17 W College Phone 420 on the good work over Main f

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WILM0NT METCALf JOHN KENDRICK BANGS TO NO IN f INTERSECTIONAL GAMES GIVE FIRST U L A LECTURE BACK AMtK WAR SERVICE j OHIO FOOTBALL THIS YEAR We Have Plenty of Continued from Page One Spends Sixteen Months Overseas A Good Warm Season is Peculiar No Champion Ked Cross Ambulance Driver Arties districts which Mr Bangs visted Can be Picked Miami Leads Later in Y M C A Service J while overseas S Straus 4 Bucklt in South The second lecture of the U L A Mr Wllmot V Metcalf 83 arrived 2 Buckle course will come on January 7 On Oberlin Team Plays in Erratic Form at his home on Oak street last Thurs- thB Hntfl Arthur Stanley Riggs will 1 Buckle Shows Itself Capable of Play- day from sixteen months service deliver his lecture on Heroic Bel ing Strong Game overseas Mr Metcalf who took his Mr RIggs is a world- travel Warm Alaskas t masters degree at Oberlin in 1887 gium well- known speaker and The football season this year was and the degree of Ph D at Johns er and a Red Boots u Sheep for years he lectured on France a peculiar one By some choice of HopKins in 1890was among the first Oriental countries and fate the schedules of the different to volunteer and went over during Spain the wwit peoples whom he has had Coats colleges were so arranged that a the early stages of the war as a Red many other nnnnrhiniK to Study during ex northern Ohio college did not meet a Cross ambulance driver After sev- Mf w hs BEIIRS BOOT SHOP travels During he war he southern Ohio college For this rea- eral months work among Belgian tensive North in France 15 Main St We are behind in our son the strongest team in the Ohio refugees he joined the Y M C A has been much of the time is well acquainted m orders for Sheep Coats but Conference has not been decided In service and devoted eight months to and Belgium and 5 I struggle and it the southern part Miami appears to this work with the events of the some will come in direct Allied peoples His be the best winning four games and The camp he was with followed the the snirit of the Belgium which he will from Boston this week tieing one She defeated Kenyon 62 Second Army division so that he was lecture on Oberlin tells the story of If you want one of these to 0 Ohio Wesleyan 14 to 0 and for the greater portion of the time deliver in Belgium from the time of Caesar to coats you must get your Denison 20 to 0 and 20 to 6 Wit just back of the American lines at tenberg ranks second playing two the front He was at Chateau the present day especially showing name in early as this is our the effect of the war on Belgium and hi games and winning both Cincinnati Tnierry the Argonne and other last shipment did not get started until late but places where the most severe fight- the heroic and sacrificial way in i country f showed up strong holding Miami to ing took place Much of the work which the people of the little a 0 to 0 tie and Ohio University to of the Y M C A men there was in have suffered at the hands of the MARLEY 2V IN DEVON IY4 IN I ft a 6 to 6 draw caring for the sick and wounded sol- Germans In the northern part three col- diers who were moved to the rear On February 11 Sidney Landon leges Wooster Mt Union and Re- and before they could be taken back will give a program of Character Studies of Great Literary Men With ARROW serve are tied for first honors Case to the base hospitals giving them Hats beat Wooster Reserve put the skids lemonade candy and cigarettes for the help of a little paint and a few under Cases hopes by beating them their comfort and doing many of wigs Mr Landon is able to entirely COLLARS ClU- TT PSA9QDY A CO 1f MAKCIS 13 to 7 Mt Union mixed things up those things which made their pain lose his own identity and to assume If your issue hat does not again by beating Reserve and Woos- more bearable that of Mark Twain Bill Nye Victor fit bring it in If we cant ter joined the ranks for first honors Mr Metcalf says that in all this Hugo Edgar Allen Poe or some oth by wrecking Mt Union er literary genius Having changed OIJERL1X BUSINESS COLIKTlt I sort of relief work which he experi I i stretch it to fit you we have I The football season for Oberlin enced he saw very little whimpering his physical appearance to resemble HOLDS ANNUAL RECEPTION a lot of issue hats that fel was an one Baldwin- Wallace a well known Mr Landon 1 erratic while nearly all the soldiers endured author FOR ITS STUDENTS lows havebroughtin which was defeated in the first game of the their suffering with great fortitude gives several of that authors works fit in year and the team showed up well and bravery The most pitiable cases and then by a simple twist of the may you Bring it The Thanksgiving given Ohio Northern Cancelled Id the were those who had been gassed wig becomes an entirely different reception We have some John B next game with Reserve Oberlin person by the teachers and officers of the f Stetson hats the through injuries to her men was FINAL CONFERENCE STANDING The last lecture of the course is to Oberlin Business Colege the col 1 Pershing at c f forced to take the field minus five be given on March 10 Baroness style still left Won Lost Tied Pet lege rooms lat Wednesday evening regulars and lost the game after a Miami 4 1000 Huard will gve an illustrated lec- was a pleasant social event for the hard and plucky battle The next Wittenberg 2 0100 1000 ture on My Home on the Field of present student body scores o f week Heidelberg cancelled and the Ohio U 1000 Honor Mrs Huard is the author of and former students now holding pos- team again was idle In the Mt Wooster 51100 1 833 the book by the same name and her itions at Cleveland Elyria Lorain Union game and in the Case game Mt Union 5 0 1 833 name is familiar to many thousands and many other places who 1 the team seemed to have gone to Reserve 5 0 1 833 of people throughout the United returned pieces for the occasion Sh and played miserable football Wesleyan 2 0 1 667 States Mrs Huard is an American trts The young school However in the last game of the Case 3 2 2 600 by birth and at the outbreak of the ladies of the year gave a lead- against Reserve they seemed Bald win- Wallace 1 1 3 250 war she was living at her home near tableau representing the to ing nations were Your issue shirt will not strike their stride again and al Oberlin 1 0 4 200 Chateau Thierry Because of the Refreshments though game served by Caterer Hobbs S A do in cold the was lost the team Cincinnati 0 2 0 0d0 proximity of her home to the battle- The weather Come put up T C boys who the a great fight and played good Akron 0 000 vision After the Germans had re formerly attended in and a good football Business College special get flannel Hiram 0 0122 000 treated Mrs Huard returned to her were given I permission by Captain to at V one at the best price We Kenyon 0 0 3 000 home and turned it into a hospital Root tend also have fine dress shirts Denison 0 0 4 000 for wounded French soldiers She Adv Intercollegiate Ohio Northern 0 0 5 brings a message from the very heart with low collar to wear 000 Northwestern The War Work of the war with a stock campaign quota has gone over the in a common cause to equip every All the U L A lectures are to be top at the rate of 30 per cent man and woman between the ages of given in Finney chapel and a gen The girls have formed a Do With- 18 and 22 with some vocational eral canvass to sell tickets is being FOR A SQUARE MEAL out Club The idea is to eliminate training made this week throughout the town AT 50c COME TO luxuries and do their bit to solve the An average of 150 men are in the ground she experienced many phases We have the white stocks food problem Y W C A hostess house every day of the war many of them horrible to rest read write letters press their During the German drive in 1914 at two bits The Park each Miami Occasioned by the presence clothes have them mended or meet Baroness Huards chateau was cap- of S A T C women may have so- their friends Candy is sold at cost tured by the Germans and used as 1H cial engagements on Sundays from Demobilization of the S A T C headquarters for the German di- Hotel 3 p m until 9 p m and attendance will be carried on from December 2 The best reserved seats sell for 125 SPECIAL DINNER with men at picture shows on Satur- to 4 by order of the government for the course while the other re ON SUNDAY day evening 75c Insignia FOOTBALL MEN MUST COMPLETE YEAR Reserve The men in the Naval OR LOSE RIGHT TO PLAY NEXT FALL unit of the S A T C may secure their release from active duty We have a hard time If the S A T C football men de including the S A T C term which served seats are 100 for all four The curriculum at Adelbert col- play game 13 now passing 13 to be keeping up with de- sire to the next fall on considered as lectures Single admission tickets the lege will be changed back to normal I the regular varsity teams In colleges which freshman year the year are 50 cents Tickets for Mr Bangs S in- at the first of year have mand for A T C the required under the one- year lecture next obtain the one- year residence rule it will resi Saturday may be signia but we still have dence rule It also means that the ed on Friday or Saturday at Com Kansas University be necessary for them to remain in some left In five styles The dean of football season which has just come ings or at the Chapel door just be the School of Education advocates a the institution where they are now to a close will not be 50c counted as one fore the lecture each Also silk and reconstruction of the plan of the edu- located and to complete both semes- of the three years a man is permit- cotton hat cords leather cational system of Kansas The fol- ters Of the present year at that ted to play varsity football the lowing are hla suggestions Military school This decision has been hand members of the S A T C will be hat straps and extra U S training for men and women to ed down by the Ohio Conference ath- allowed to play the game during the buttons All the train to extras them become useful citizens letic authorities remaining three years of their col- and instruct them to work together This means that the present year lege course as it they had not played this year at all The News Printing Co If a football man drops out when 48 South Main Street the S A T C units are dlsbandnd Oberlin The Hart Schaffner Marx Suits however intending to return to the Ohio House same college next fall he forfeits the Hart Schaffner Marx Overcoats right to play next year because he Cards Programs of Straus leaves his one year of college resi 13 West College Street Ann Army Officers MadetoOr- der Uniforms dence incomplete Thus he finds ounccmcnts himself in exactly the same situation The House That Soldiers Uniforms to Order as if he had changed from one school Anything in Printing to another he finds that he must Delivers the Goods from a card a wait a year before he will be al- to WHITNEY HILL lowed to don a varsity uniform This book ruling of course applies to all forms of athletics 4 1918 nPSday December THE OBERLIN REVIEW Page 5

j presented by a number of the Shurt- SOCIETY left girls The Yocom Brothers Company Kodaks I I Professor and Mrs F B Stlven Beautiful Muslin Underwear of South Prospect street are enter J Every Under- garment Need of Women is to be found For FRESHMAN WOMEN ENTERTAINED taining his brother and family from in our complete assortment of beautiful new styles of BY SOPHMORES AT DANCE Detroit Under- muslins 5 Daintiest designs good materials carefully made into Christmas Wilbur H Lehmann 16 for three rat- attractive garments You save money by buying the best ties at Womens Houses Provide years director of the Mandolin Club J This line offers unlimited gift possibilities is Pitting Close for Tlianksgivlng is service the Naval Reserve Buy Early There a in at Day Social Activities Training School of Chicago His en- shortage of some of the gagement to Miss Lila Chavalier ex- The Yocom Brothers Co SZ2 in Kodaks O was an- styles One of the prettiest of social events Con 20 of Brecksville ever held at Warner gymnasium nounced last summer a fine line 1 have at present took place on Saturday evening The young ladies of Royce cottage Lieutenants Wilson Lawrence now available when the freshman women were en- entertained four of the house moth- PHOTOGRAPHS of Kodaks Morgan were guests tertained by those of the sophomore and Lancaster ers over Thanksgiving They were at Keep cottage Thanksgiving Have one on your class for Mrs U W Meads of Silver Creek N Of high grade made by appointment dinner day or evening An unusual choice Christmas list Beneath a lovely canopy of rain- Y who is visiting her daughter Hel bow colored streamers several hun en Meade 22 Mrs Curtis Spltler of to pick from Miss LaMoille Pugh 19 had as her dred prettily frocked girls danced to Findlay O whose daughter is Alta guest over Thanksgiving her moth the music of the Young Society or- Spitler 22 Mrs T J Hudson of er Mrs Bryan O COOKES Pugh of Corydon whose daughter Mar- T J RICE COUNTER chestra Then at the close of the Ind KODAK evening as lights were growing dim garet is in the Conservatory and to State Bank Miss Lulu Clark of Cleveland was Next rainbow colored confetti was show- Mrs A J Peckham of Lowell Mich the Thanksgiving day guest of Miss ered upon all those present who was the guest of Thelma Peck- Katharine Bard 19 at Keep cottage Patronesses occasion were ham 22 Christmas Cards KODAK for the Dean Florence M Fitch Dean Fran Miss Anna Holcomb 19 entertain- Miss Janet Parsons 22 spent Finishing ces G Nash Mrs Harold King Mrs ed at her home on North Pleasant Greetings and Holiday Thanksgiving day with friends at Ruth Lampson and Mrs Jacob street with a shower for Miss Mabel Cleveland Gifts that will please you for Speelman Packard 19 whose engagement was and recently announced your pocket book Particular Miss Edith Weart 19 spent the Instead of the class parties which week- end at her home in Canton People usually take place on Thanksgiving Dr Leonard T Davidson 12 of Oberlin Racket evening there were parties at the Baltimore Md visited over Thanks- Lieutenants D N Stalker and J Corner Drug womens boarding houses to which giving with his mother Mrs M T STORE R Roache of the United States navy Store OHLYS the of the S A T C unit Davidson at Baldwin members were guests of Miss Alice Leuthi of were last Thursday evening invited Baldwin cottage last week November 28 Eleanor Hammond 21 and Olive Kathryn Bruce 22 was the Games and music constituted the Hodges 21 spent Thanksgiving day Thanksgiving guest of relatives in The members of Barrows house BULLETIN in Cleveland Cleveland evenings program at most of the wprp entertained at Professor Ba 0 DECEMBER houses In many instances clever Sunday At Home The pro- pre kers Ala Zimmerman was the week- end stunts and short plays were gram included some of Brownings 7 U L A lecture J K Bangs guest of Janice Wilson 22 What eyes sented Love Lyrics and Tagores Gitanjali your 14 Inter- company track meet f The fall banquet of the 21 noon cottage in af annual Fall term ends at At Baldwin both the Mrs Grace Wright was called to vaude- Seminary will be held Friday even- Uur bpecialty 30 Work begins at 8 a m ternoon and evening a clever Saturday because of Chagrin Falls ing December 6 6 to ville performance was presented from 930 illness Men taking girls are re- Games fortune- telling and refresh oclock SENIOR A C A MEETING quested to hand their names to Mr E R HOPKINS ments made up the remainder of the Helen Dayton 22 spent the The Oberlin branch of the Assoc- Miss Richards Optometrist evenings entertainment week- end at home in Madison O iate of Collegiate Alumnae Invites her the senior women to Its next meeti- stunts Miss Mary Louise Black 19 of At Keep cottage two clever Mrs Ferris guest of Ruth White ng Monday December 9 at Talcott Hy- Talcott hall was tendered a surprise an A B C Elopement and a Mabel Eldred the guest of hall A 3 20 and Miss dinner party by several of her reception from to 430 gienic Wedding were given by Wright HADDOCKS TAXI Rabin 21 were at HiO- p m will be followed by n interest Constance friends at the Hi tea rooms last members of the second and third dinner on Sunday ing program promptly Inn for Saturday evening in honor of her at 430 floors Among the speakers will be Miss birthday The Keep Jazz band furnished mu E L Baker was the ITS SAFE Bertha Keffer secretary of the Professor sic throughout the evening guest of Baldwin cottage at dinner Bureau of Occupations for Trained The joint banquet of the Mens day No Drunken Ser- on Thanksgiving and Womens Glee Clubs was held Women Federal Employment Talcott hall presented a dramati- Drivers vice Cleveland last Tuesday evening in the society of the Tragedy of Bluebeard O K T S 18 zation Miss Leah Fries rooms above Sturges hall A clever as the main number on the evenings Middletown was a guest of Miss Miss Federal Em of device of alphabet and classification Bertha Keffer program There were also a Dutch at Grey Gables recently Phone 139 ployment may be Peg Schwarz in the club enabled the 24 men to Service Cleveland MDnfp an rl other short stunts A Jazz freely morning find their partners for dinner among consulted on Tuesday band made up of girls of the hall McCanns of Oil City Miss Helen the 24 girls After dinner there was December 10 from 8 to 1115 as well as with Miss played during dinner Pa spent Thanksgiving a program A Great Wonder Hair Tonic oclock at the office of the Vocation- Grey short musical Mr and throughout the evening Rosa Peterson Cons at guests to stop hair from falling scalp from al Secretary for Women second floor Mrs Wirkler were the of the con Gables club itching grows and beautifies the Peters hall court The regular Wright Inn Miss Lorraine are At hair We have a supply of Sister sultation hours of this office Miss Mildred Barter en and daughter Bradt and Mrs R Willard Miss Helen G 18 spent Susie Nets Tuesday Thursday Saturday from 9 The main were the Smith tertained with vocal solos Elizabeth of Canton at MRS H LEWIS to 10 a m day from 11 to one- Thanksgiving with her father J and each feature of the evening was a reel Thanksgiving day guests of Miss 12 a freely seek Mo- Toledo ni Students should shadowgraph entitled Arthur Willard O K T S my Martha desired vocational information meters Awful Appetite or The Do- Following ings of a Daring Doctor Mrs J C Alexander of Jackson On account of the increase In in which with this came a song contest O spent Thanksgiving day her fluenza will cases the 1918 reunion brought many unknown artists into daughter Miss liiancne mw not be held on December 14 and 15 enter- prominence The evenings Cons of Webster hall as previously will be re- announced but tainment was completed with postponed date was until a later freshments served at 9 oclock Miss Evalyn Wright of Canton nf flss the ThanKsgivrag s J You who have been unable to get Coronas Miss Fitch wishes to meet all the Ruth Nuneviller formerly a Frances Tinkler of the demands of essential war indus- freshman women general exer Miss because for the class of 1920 who is at Thursday at member of tries will be interested to learn that these re- ts Sturges hall Toledo University Miss Leila Sperling of Oak Harbor now attending TWIaa 445 p ni Tana flfinrath truest or iuer Hin4AMssiotci have been removed was tne guesii ui Ulio was e strictions week- end Dorothy Sperling Cons on Thurs War paid at 20 over the Chest pledges can be day the Treasurers office in the Adminis- homesick student was tration building to 3 ev Many a Allen spent filled immediately from 130 Thanksgiving festivi- The Misses Hahn and J Orders will now be Take ery afternoon cheered by the Cleve- this week breakfast Thanksgiving with friends in advantage of this opportunity at once increas- ties at Lord cottage At atmos- The girls created a Puritan land ing demands will soon cause delay in making calline hours at Browning the caps flouse by their white collars and are from 4 to 6 every after- phere her mother spent deliveries all members of the Miss Fitch and non The patients may not receive After breakfast house short hike prob Sunday at the Smith ers if a case contaeious disease cottage went for a of ror me iui- is in the house ably to excite an appetite came at noon Miss Louise Bowman Cons has kev dinner which ex If you are interested in Corona you can see dinner In tne returned to her classes after an Vocational Secretary for Wo Toasts followed the the girls were Illness of pneumonia it without obligation tten desires woman student evening Mrs Gray and tended that any a Wn a home to some of tne a failed fo reenter will fill out at J- V A et men Games music senior women gawcicu bIank at her n the second floor i uciuiotnarv The aim comprised the cottage last evening for their alcove at Peterlv hall She will be and a buffet lunch Keep soiree The evenings enter- 1ad of rurfher Information which evenings fun annual G R BENT BARRACKS consisted of readings mu- be helpful to girls the sum- tanment for cot- dancing Light refreshments mef of 1919 The voung ladies of Shurtleff sic ard the de- at the close of the even tage were entertained after were served C men on ing The Mesdames Ward Savage kutse 19 of the S A T Wallraff O K T S nature were j evening by a c ever and Hatch class patronesses sPent Thanksgiving home in Thanksgiving at her m guests Akron drama entitled Lessons is Wednesday December 4 1918 Page 6 THE OBERLIN REVIEW

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Championship Teiun Successful All Suggestions New Cases of Flu Among llmas Season Seniors Coine Out Four Second the Students Two Are Partly Recovered Silk Hose 13 plain colors 100 The championship game of the hockey series was won by the 10 50c Another outbreak of the flu is Lisle Hose plain colors juniors The season was a very suc- Ober- Shirts 150 to 750 cessful one for them as they suffer- causing fresh consternation in Arrow ed no defeats The closing games lin Though it is not very serious as Leather Novelties Trunks were as follows yet the health authorities are once Senior- Sophomore more asking the students not to

On Wednesday afternoon of last own and Bags Cheney Neck- leave town or to receive any outoft- week the seniors won from the soph turn guests The period of quaran- mi wear Stetson Hats omores with a score of 4- 0 Three 1 goals were scored by Miss Walton tine is very indefinite and it is im- Fur Caps Ireland and one by Miss Bringhurst Miss possible to state whether or not it Smith of the senior team played an will affect the Christmas vacation teg m Gloves Handker- especially fine game guarding Miss It depends entirely on the health con- Green her opponent so closely that ditions in the surrounding towns chiefs 15 to 75c she was not able to make any spec There have been only four new i i tacular plays Miss McMenemy and cases of influenza among the girls All goods boxed and wrapped for shipping Miss Doolittle of the sophomore team two of which are very nearly recov- m played well ered In every case the person af- 1 free of charge We carry a complete I Senior- Freshman fected had been out of town and had The seniors won their second vie- caught the disease outside of Ober- ink line of Mdse usually sold at a t toes tory of the past week on Friday af lin This emphasizes the importance high- class Haberdashery ternoon For most of the game they of strict adherence to the quarantine played with four players short and and of continued personal precau consequently their game was mostly tions defensive The final score was 2- 1 Mair and Walton knocking the goals VETERAN PUBLISHER GIVES Pfaff Morris for the seniors and Green for the MONTHLY CHAPEL LECTURE freshmen The seniors fought hard BEHR S The against speedy team Store That 82 the freshman Continued from Page One 9 So Main Men Approve Phone and although outmatched in numbers Tailor Shop they were able to make headway by chill and Paul Leicester Ford long passes The fielding of 1 their It has been interesting Mr both teams was especially good Miss Ellsworth continued to find out Sowers covered the back field admir since the death of Jack London that Womens Apparel ably for the seniors reading a story in rft Nicholas long JACI NCKFORD in Junior- Sophomore Dec 5 ago had a hand in making a man of Silk satin cotton and woolen Regardless of the threatening him and so perhaps a writer A dresses tea gowns opera cloaks juniors sophomores TOM SAWYER weather the and story he read in a back volume of plain and fancy waists skirts cor Apollo Theatre were out yesterday afternoon for the that magazine one Saturday after- sets kid and silk gloves hats slip- game final hockey of the season The noon in the Oakland public library pers cloaks wraps kimonas furs- Coming Dec 9 and 10 Dustin Farnum in Us Miserables game was refereed by Brush and The Cruise of the Pirate Ship Moon- all are successfully handled All ar- sopho- Landis For the first half the raker a tale of boy pirates in New ticles after being dry cleaned are vice- president Miss Parsons took DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION mores did not show much pep but in York harbor awoke in him the con- carefully pressed into perfect shape ELECTS YEARS OFFICERS the chair and further plans for the the second with a change in line- sciousness that what happened in the association were discussed A com- up they showed much more spirit story was exactly what might happen consid- The second meeting of the Dramat- mittee was appointed for the their forward line played better and to him and land him in the peniten- Mens Clothing Association was held in Sturges eration of the plays to be given by their passes were longer and more ic tiary We clean and nres3 mens suits the Dramatic Association next accurate They were however un- hall Tuesday afternoon at 430 Mr McClure who was in Mr Ells overcoats fancy vests neckties spring able to hold the strong junior team department oclock Miss Marguerite Williams worths for a few cravenettes sweaters bath robes which won with a score of 8- 2 Doo- as temporary months came to New York with only mufflers etc Our service is prcnpt chairman conducted William Pope who was in the little Rabin Green and Gigler of 1000 in his pocket and a determi and both the work and the prices the meeting giving a short resume Naval Aviation Service has returned the sophomore team played a good nation to succeed in the magazine charged are satisfactory large of the first meeting and the plans for to Oberlin and is going to resume his game Beps Kilmer played her Our business His first scheme was a business in evidence reorganization of the Dramatic Asso- as mens work is work here a freshman usual steady game while Marian syndicate which was to sell stories ciation The following officers were Sonya was to New that reliable service Is appreciated Forethal called Treat as usual was speedy with her to newspapers and Mr Ellsworth elected President Philip Rea 20 Monday on account of the York last dribble and quick to kDOck a goal said that Edward Bok the very suc- vice- president Marion Parsons 19 death of her sister Anna Lyle Morse and Royer also deserve cessful editor of the Ladies Home Behrs Tailor Shop secretary Alice Leuthi 19 treasur- Sunday morning Mr Truesdale mention Journal began his career with a sim- er Philip Youtz P G was Elyria on assistant called to his home in ilar syndicate selling items to the treasurer Marian Warren account of the sudden death of his BASKETBALL SEASON OPENS papers As Mr Rea was not present Mens Suits Steamed the mother PRACTICE HOURS SCHEDULED Scribners Monthly was the first magazine to take advertising and and Pressed 50c Girls basketball practice starts Mr Ellsworth described its pioneer this afternoon in the Womens gym work in hewing its way through the Shop nasium The following is the sched prejudices of the advertisers and the Behrs Tailor ule of practice U A hours public He said that it was the in- L Lecture Course Freshmen Tuesday and Thursday come from advertising that has made the most ambitious models 405 p m possible Finney Memorial Chapel the hundreds of magazines The lecturer concluded his address 730 pm Sophomores Monday 335 Wed on news- the stand3 today The flood by relating additional stories of nesday p m 405 of advertising however is consider- authors among whom were Mary E Juniors Tuesday and Thursday Dec ably less than it used to be but one Wilkins Mark Twain Doyle 7 John Kendrick Bangs p m Conan 505 flood never subsides that of manu- II G Wells Arnold Bennett n Seniors Monday and Wednesday Light and Shade in the Land of Valor scripts Into every magazine office in many other popular the p m writers of Illustrated 505 the country there is borne every last forty years whose acquaintance Conservatory Tuesday 4 Fri morning at least one mail bag some- he had been so as to make day 505 p m fortunate Jan 7 Arthur Stanley Riggs times several full of the work of during his long period faithful Beginners Monday and Friday of would- be writers Mr Ellsworth ami beneficial publish Heroic Belgium Illustrated p m service in the 405 then considered the question why it ing business is that in spite of the great increase Miss Hilda Olson O K T C 19 in college education there has been WiniCred Elliot 22 spent Thanks Feb 11 Sydney Landon had as her guests over the week- end no Increase in authors of high rank giving sisters and with her family at Dover 0 her Irene Ruth Olson of Whether you go to college or Character Studies of Great Literary Men Erie Pa not the lecturer said if you want to write write Do it every day XMAS NOVELTIES Keep Mar 10 Baroness Huard everlastingly at it But If you Complete line of nihhon Tinwa Pins College Jewelry find that this gift of the gods is not and Flowers An especial assortment My Home in the Field of Honour A Complete yours Line quit There are plenty of 0f JAPANESE coons Illustrated other thines to do In thf wnrH m I Herrick Shreffler and do some of them If you had TLSSOT ART SHOP 7 Wtit College Street Course Tickets 100 and 125 seen as much bad writing as I have Buy your season tickets from the canvassers seon you would not want to encour age any more of it Dont Have Wet Feet Mr Ellsworth then discussed Single Admission Tickets for Bangs 50c journalism and its effect upon writ ers and he made use of an Interest- A RUBBER to Fit in sr letter from Stevenson to Richard iTardine Davis CHRISTMAS is but three weeks off telllne him that If he Every Shoe Var Savings Stamps wished to escape unhurt out of his All tickets on sale beginning Friday noon will be appro- preset priate gifts this year They will also business he must be very careful for d On A at Comings help Oberlin make her quota and we the swlftlr trnrV rP AT MUST NOT fail in this the lonrnallst should be counteract- ed In private by wrltln with the 4 I L PORTETR Cashier most considerable slowness and on COOLEYS