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U S POSTAGE T J DEIA TUBS OHIO The Intent Plans for Homecoming- lc paid and Dedication of Selby Field PERMIT Na JS t VoLLXIII Delaware Ohio Tuesday October IS 1929 No 7 Waken Expert toTTalk Lions Roars Not 745 Bell Program Tew Music Teacher to Angeline Kelley Coulter in Jungles ofEast Africa Give Recital at Sanborn joh yocations to for 600 P M Friday Campus to Give Initial Lions clocks got two of largest crocodiles that Instead of alarm and the Night Alumni and Student Rally hugs wild animals weighing over two I have ever seen one was 12 feet 800 A M 12 M Registra- Co- EdsThursday tons X long and 8 feet wide Before the day ofliomccoming RecitalOct 17 This is part of a picture of the ex was over each ot our party got a tion Edgar Hall periences of Dr Charles W CouRer splendid moose 1000 A M Meeting of Alumni bunting through head of the Ohio Wesleyan depart- Dr Coulter tells of Campus Night Supper Opens Association Board of Directors New Member of School of v of ment of sociology as outlined in s bush as high as a mans head The Miss Florence Jackson 1100 A M The Homecoming Music Faculty to Sing recent letter Dr Coulter la now i trees reached out and took hold of Week- Ends Program t Wellesley to Hold Chapel Portuguese East Africa on leave of one and wouldnt let loose There Game Is High Point on Thursday I Conferences from university conduct- were two hundred of the most form 1200 M Alumni W Lunch- absence the Coming to Ohio Wesleyan after ex i ing a sociological survey of the poor idlble looking Bantus in the party eon i Final plans for Homecoming Oct tensive study and concert singing In Vocational conference for women white situation in Union of South have ever Seen Their chief has four tie 18 and 19 were announced yesterday 1200 M Monnett Club Officers this country and France Miss Ange- consult Africa The work is being carried on wives lined up outside the hut while mm wth Miss Florence Jack3on by Prof Allen C Conger chairman Luncheon line Kelley soprano neW member of by the Carnegie corporation In con I write The Bantus were everywhere ant to the personnel bureau of Wei of the universitys special days com- the Department of Music faculty will mm Junction whh the Union ot tyuth I was afraid to shoot for fear of kill 145 P M Student Procession lesiey college will be held all day mittee who is working with O D K make her first concert appearance in r v lng one of the boys We got half to Selby Held Africa senior supervising Thursday accordlng- to plans made by some impalla and mens honorary in Delaware Thursday at 815 p m at At the time of the writing Dr Coul dozen deer arrangements 200 P M Dedication Exercises water buck the a Sanborn hall Dean Louise B More ter was taking a short vacaton from couple of latter lit Selby Field i The celebration will begin with s Miss Kelleys program will be made I speak In chapel his research work to do some big tie bigger than a donkey Miss Jackson will campus supper for students and alum- 230 P M versus game hunting At another time Dr Coulter had Miami Ohio np of four groups the flrsi three of Thursday on Choosing a Vocation ni on Friday evening Following this Well here we are In the center of what he terms the experience of Wesleyan which will be sung in Italian Ger- ot there will be a mass meeting around and will devote the remainder the big game country writes Dr lifetime We got up at four p m 600 P M Alumni Oet- Together Angellne Kelley man and French in order The final tbo the sulphur spring The football team day to 15- mlnute conferences with the Coulter I was awakened this morn- and shot two male wildebeest then Alumni Parlor Miss Kelley soprano new member group will represent four works of will leave the maBS meeting to spend composers eds o by in place around a water hole modern Englsh Moiart jp- prob clock the loud hol little on Individual vocational ing at fonr a the night at Magnetlje Springs 800 p M Annual Homecom 1 ot the department of music acuity low roar ot a lion and I was glad to we came upon a herd of buffalo tht presented recital Thursday Strauss and Debussy are among the j be lems Go Sonth lng Show will in be under cover On the Limpopo river beast which many African hunterc night Oct 17 at Sanborn hall This masters whose works are represented For 14 years Miss Jackson was the Go South the O- p K hdnlecom I shot two hippopotami a big bull and classify as tke worst of all to hunt 1080 P M Fraternity Reunl- will be Miss Kelleys concert on the program 1 ing show will be presented at 8 o- initial director ot the appointment bureau of totaling five tons tre worse the lion or the elephant ohB Professor Harvey Hewitt will be at cow over than clock In Gray chapel under he di appearance in Delaware the Womens Educational and Indust things A on 1 Continued on Page Four r the piano mendous little farther rection of Beverly Kelley which Miss Kelley was born In Yonkers rial union ot Boston during Saturday forenoon will be devoted Athens Game New York She received the degree time she acted as lecturer and voca- Fleming Y W to judging the decorations of frater is Philosophy Group to Named of Bachelor of Music in 1926 after tional for women of a num- Good Will Dance to nity bouses and freshman cottages consultant completing th five- year course at Conference Delegate First place winner in each division DullBeside Thrill the i ber of colleges and universities Ponder Present Day School of Music at Yale university will be awarded a silver loving cup Ming Jackson has been the lecturer BeGivenbyOWU oEds While New Haven won by O D K A special effort is being of C- Day at she the Fleming In Lock wood prize In singing and vocational consultant at Welles Frances assistant the made by the committee to have the Problems This Year a Julllard T wT C A office was appointed to prize in theory and upon graduation ky college Mount Holyok college city of Delaware well decorated fdr Several PhlotVtesleyan serve on the social committee of the hundred she was sent to study at the Conserv- Bradford academy Llndcnwood col the crowd of homecoming guests students went Duvall Philosophy 1 c M- down to Athens last Announces Joint T T W conference to be atoire Americaln Fontalnebleau i I lege and Womens Cpllege Of the Oni Dr B L McElroy will he the speak Saturday looking1 for excitement and Club Program it Banquet for Battling Bishopa Will held In Columbus at Ohio State uni for Coming France as recipient of a private I fersity of Delaware for the past three er at the homecoming chapel exercis found h versity Deo 6 7 8 defeat Months at Meeting scholarship There she studied har- years f Precede Joint Celebration es Saturday morning at 11 oclock Dwlght Fleming One Oh o Wesleyan girl went home mony in addition to her vocal study She is president of the Eastern Col With Football Rirala Martin and Miss Pres Edihund D Super will be in Philosophy In relation to certain are Wesleyan representa to tidlunfbus expecting to spend a Her study of singing has been pur- lege Personnel Offleers association the Ohio charge ot the services and will de present- day tendencies will be the 4lilet week- end and found more ei sued under Francals Rogers and Jes president tives to the pre- cohvention commit liver the address of welcome to re- general and has been of the Natlon An Ohio Wesjeyan- Reserve good citement any of theme of the Philosophy clubs rr i tee meetings turning alumni Junior elections to than the crowd that sie Fenner Hill of New York Mo al Committee at Bureaus of Educa- win dance will be held In the ball watched the Ohio game program during the coming year aC All Ohio colleges have been asked Phi Beta Kappa will be announced at guiere of Paris and Dr Ernest Knoch tion the Vocational Committee of the room of the Hotel Statler Cleveland cording to the announcement of 1929 to send as many as sis delegates this time according to Professor Oon iris nurUvColBmbus a transfer of Berlin Since commencing iter pro- American Association of University at 9r oclock following football 30 program by Prof T O Duvall head the td the conference From 200 to 300 gor who is secretary of the local chap- from Ohio SUte university narrowly fessional career she has made numer Women and the Vocational Commit gam between cblleges of the philosophy department at the the two Satur students are expected to elctped aSrioul Injury at th hands of ous successful concert appearances ill attend ter of the national scholastic honor meeting Sunday af- tea of Boston y day Oct M a negro held in his home 1 4 The purpose Af the conference will Watt brandished a monkey There will be no admission charge Women wishing conferences with Music for the dance will Ver terhooa be fur b to further the work of collegiate Chapel Attendance rrgd y wfench her head in Columbus tor this recitaL W1I Jackson are asked to sign up pf tlV jack Complete program for the year is as Blshtl Howitf orchestra Ray 1b the state cf OhlA Conger sspeclallr atges Sdtuf day stenlng f riy Soon jsoatiblrla the office Ot Tfork Frotessor follows asf St WflUamspVlll UHiint tftfrtng tbpreaanilortt Shouting that Jher ear was attre the dean of iwomeiucConferenoM lUbe anrtuflentv- Currenf rTendBCs la Americas r tn evening in several lplalty num vvyv Chapel ixercise since it is on Of the ntrrb dathodaidhg flds M Z1W gin immediately after chapel services LitrturU- houee Oct 2 bers best Twdys of showing alumni the de Scbdrti on pretext bf helping her As nlea rinsior r fin Gray chapel and will last through- Typical Philosophies of Life During I An Ohio Wesleyan banquet with velopment of the university In recent she got out to lhveettgite he threat out the day V ry Recent Times home of Miss Olenora Band to Be Seen the Batting Bishops at honor guests years j ened her with a heavy monkey wrench at Watklns Nor 19 Religious Trends will be held preceding the dance at the Alumni W men have a luncheon Noticing the girls predicament an 0 j home of Prof Duvall Dec 16 Con Hotel Statler The program will at Hoffmans colonial rooms at 12 unidentified motorist chased the ne Doctor Gray Is Chapel be Ifllcting Types of Civilization home HomecomingCame gin at Bi 46 Oclock oclock and officers of the Monnett fro who escaped in an auto bearing oi rroi ceiswanger jan 14 Morning Georfe V Geesey president of the Industrial Center club will meet place undecided at California Heaps tjlates Speaker This Ethical and Artistical Movenients Military Style to Be Followed Cleveland Oderene club Is taking the same time in Phi Kappa Psl house Feb 26 Move- lending part la making arrangements Students alumni and faculty will Suite which Will Be Worn ments Towards and Against Democ- English Social Worker to Talk for the banquet and the dance Alum Four Seniors Accompany Prof Conttnned on Pag 4 on Saturday A racy Phi Delta Theta house March at Several Meetings hi are to secure tickets through him Harry L Lewis on Tour 11 According to Dean William L San at 1681 Union Trust building Cleve i- v of Inspection Quest night at the Philosophy club ders the new uniforms ot the uni land Students will buy tickets from Students Appear in do ophoihores Ber A Herbert Gray prominent re to will be held this year at Sanborn ball versity band will be In evidence at th ligious and social of England Hobart Mil Mtitadi aecTetary worker 1 SoiithOD KRetiie April 15 wiUf an address by an Invit- Dedication- Homecoming game this Althiugh the special which made the first appearance of hls4wo train Four advanced chemistry students ed speaker to be given Saturday Wesleyan will carry Ohio- Wesleyan fans to the day ylslt to Ohio university tdgether wlth Dr Harry L Lewis The farewell meeting of the gradu The new outfits are to be received before student body at the chapel fade will return to Delaware Satu- the Chemistry department head returned ating members Of the club and a re from the Lilley company Columbus service this morning J t rdaytenlng Mrs Louise More dean Sunday 400 Jnhor Plii Betel Meet fdr First oeptlon of new members will be given about Wednesday and distribution of of women has announced that special from a mile Inspection Dr Grey who has com to this coun vnuu picnic May 20 them will probably take place Satur- permission will h granted to those trip of the Industrial region around Hme This Year to Initiate try at the Invitation of the Student Present plans call Cor a joint meet day morning The old uniforms will co- eMs wb desire to remain in Cleve Niagara falls v New Members Association to speak before the ma ing with the Ohio State University be kept tor use In pad weather land for the dance Leaving Delaware Tuesday noon In Jorlty of leading universities and sem- Philosophy club In Columbus May 6 The new suits are to be of the t Not only will the dance 4u attnri Tea sophomores will be Initiated inaries will hold private conferences Dr Lewis car they were la Lacka- Continued on Page Two popular military type a style con ed by a large group of Ohio Wesley wanna N intoPhl Society under- clasa schol with students and speak to Joint meet T early Wednesday morn sidered to be the snappiest now in ana biit also by a number of Western lng arship honoraryat the first meeting lngs of Campus organizations during Here they went through the Beth wide use The trousers will be black 1 Resekve students and alumni since it of thTrear tomorrow flooh at Hoff Ames the two days he Is in Delaware lehem steel factories The Larkin Marries Miss with a red stripe down the side The is the occasion of their annual home Soap company man telohiat rooms Membership lti Tonight Dr Gray will hold forum and the Khnberley Mary Cornwall 28 coat also black will be trimmed at th coming celebration paper thS group Is limited to freshman and for men and women at Grey chapel at Clark mill at Niagara Falls N edges ot the pockets and the shoulder TlckBtg for the dance will mil Y were also sophomored Who have maintained a Edward Ames of his 7 SO speaking onJRelations Between visited Wednesday formerly the straps with red and a Ted pompom fSOO a couple Td enter stag- general point average o 13 or above tory department Wesleyan Men and Women and answering ques tht Thursday morning they saw the of Ohio un top will SlSQ Newly elected members who will re will be mounted on the as a final Ilnet cost The sprlce of plants of Corborundum company Iversity waa married to Miss Mary tions from the floor and Wednesday the ceive their keys taeetin decorative touch A Sam Brown belt eanqnei jcaeis u and Thursday at he tomor Helen Cornwall at Epworth M E morning he will again deliver a chap IV afternoon the factor- v row night and red shoulder braids set off the an are Henry J Chriaman church Toledo on Saturday Oct 12 i al address t ies of the Eastman Kodak comoani lform 1 i 273 WUBard Cottingbam 133 Doro at 430 p m Miss Cornwall graduat Diriftef Hour at Halli and the Taylor Instrument companies Although tlie band wllf appear at thDeyj Howard Qinaven 140 ed from Ohio Wesleyan in 1928 and is The laboratories of Syracuse and George the campus night celebration Friday Student Directories toB May be Beset for Sit OrlfnthB 243 Alfred Hill a member of Alpha XI Delta sorority i Cornell universities were visited Fri Lola Kennedy night it will not be seen In the aew J3r ii3 Florence Ames Is serving far a year as assist That the dinner hour at Mohnett day and Saturday Friday afternoon I I V Slate 24T Agnes Stump outfits until the game on Saturday Be Ready This Week 331 Rath pastor at Epworth church Tole nd Austin kails and the freshman was spent in the glass works at Corn- ant Thomas 138 do plans to up cottages may be changed to ing where Pyrez glass made hut take graduate T from 645 NT is Initiates will be 8 Off th addressed by study at Harvard later Many Moves Made by In oclock was suggested In an an- Students who made the tour Were New Features to be Included Francis M Hughes president o the Prof Y K Keselerof the political nouncement from tho office of rs Edwin Laughlln Joseph Brant Dwlght Sororities Rooms ThU Year Book society and Prof benjamin L Mc science department was one of in Lonlse More dean of women Motter and James the Foot Elroy i1 ushers il Only seven ot the 13 Ohio Wesleyan Distribution ot directories student womens fraternities found their old first the 1929- 30 for the sekeeter of Co- Eds Crowd Men locations for sorority rooms suitable school year will be made some time Off Highway in year

1 this according to Richards f this week Bert 92- Sorority house addresses tor this compiler publication instead Of 3Iile humming9 Trip to of the Athens year are as follows Chi Omega 23 Wednesday morning as previously an H3 f y Transcript Try- oats and v Darlington road Kappa Alpha Theta jj at the University book store The f Tradition nouncd j sarely has taken a took A required try- set th trip to Athens and found 21 Darlington road Phi Mu 8tt N meeting of all outs price Is 60 cents each and there are 1 The time of the distribution 6t the V back this year With dancing tn Ed their idea not a very original one tof the news staff of The Transcript no reserved seats Uberty Pi BeU Phi W Central directories Vlll be announced in chap- t ward gymaaalua and new since they passed many other girl Zeta Tan Alpha 91 W Winter Alpha will be held at i clock this afternoon 0 f the rules if el aad students will receive copies fcy on co- thumbers on the road They made 105 Liberty instead of at 430 oclock hs or- V ed smokiag comes another torn Dlta Pt budget books In Cenntry lUo Club their trip in two aad one- presenting their the iginally announced V r blc for enly half hours Sororities occupying apartments Country not are those of the beating two young chapel corridor booths between the tr- The LIfa club will hold men Who started are Alpha XI Delta 127 W Winter Society uuta for TJio Transcript Wiim ma V vv mbS football mtm WmmuMI tm hour ot 920 to 11 SO and 130 to a mseting for huUt old uh1 m aW- ay U sttSs jaasilrrs 55 tsur Tym K are requested to meet Sallle Evans thumbs many fair aal i M m 3Tiiri members In the alumni parlors Ed hot also co- eds half The boya maintained that this uti b uThe iTranacriDt Again DelU Zeis 34 N Liberty Gamma Phi mliia T30 the men mist Uke a back seat was due to the fact were In addition to a list ot students and offices at 4 00 today Attendance at that there Beta 164 N Sandusky Sigma Kappa AH for ihe Jadles are always preferred less faculty giving Delaware address stf members are requested to te women drivers on the roadf than E5 Ni Liberty Theta UpsUon their quired 1 tS present sna tnls wae- a prove taat the meo- alats and baae address the directory f sinoe women pica up tae aoys Franklin Aipna vol Unigt m girls can beat the boys on a ninety and men pick np the girl will contain the main social program 0 Show TlcMts i Franklin Alpha Gamma Delt 20 N DK two mile trip bumming With exception of r of the university together with the Tickets for Go South musical StaB Test th a good Liberty Delta Delta Delta 127 W Altbqugu some deans disapprove ot dutch on of organizations athletic revue to lecture th evils of bum- Winter Delta Gamma 113 W list student be presented next Friday Freshman women will be required These six students have prominent the practice even ministers con- Win and ming from a Methodist minister who Kappa Kappa programs and a complete catalogue of and Saturday nights are on sale In to take a test on Student Government parts in Go South the musical eom- gressmen ter Gamma 73 K Lib- seem to take compassion on picked up the girls tn question they all fraternity and sorority members the chapel corridor- booths at the rules at 430 In the chapel annex to- eJy being produced ia Gray Chapel erty Alpha Delta Theta 134 N Lib- the smiling girl hltyrs found that everyone else and pledges seemed to erty Beta Phi Alpha corner W UIIam Allen hotel at Lemleys book store day this Friday and Eata y Two young Chlo Wesleyan women approv of their method ot traveling jtnd Elizabeth streets a 1

r15 lage Two THE OHIO WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT TUESDAV OCTOBER 1929 Group to History ir- Gray Chapel Stage to See Last of 5 rf Xr I 1ST II Hold Meet Oct 29 ubllnhed iiii- wehlybT Ui TrsnscrlPt I I iiiiss vvfisipv- Comedies in Go i I FBEEIOXFB FKOM ttoard of OHIO wesleyan univsrsiijr Anna Musical South Aft I DiikolnrlnH 1 S IMF VUf I TRAFFIC r 4Qt i- iof rhaHistory cluh will pfncss SS BSapdusKy Ct Phone 4f ivKfif Jlembara IsssWkMsMi rrfr Promising elaborate eta Wd back a number of yeara hold their first meeting pf the year V- RV scenic effects eveja4new songs jirrtts- I Details are fcazj i concerningf v the aaTuesdayOct it was announced fi v Wit or ten especially for the production and first ventures of this type Tha first HssYft BM4 j skkeUHhnWtUW vaa vw attractive costumea for the chprusea Discussion will center fcbQUf the gi- JfV r UU JUlimutm juu i Cbaci auA jcela Jnjr COLLUC ly student the last musical revue ever to pre- setsndj aoaaiytuo gslcaace o the viit of Ramsay jiae ai4 jAirebxWvawrLTc Contrast with nodern highway traffle s grow sented on old Gray Chapel stage will t hi given ia Gray CuPl- wa8 nv DoaajWtteJlWa- 4avrY the V along Yoa- may oa good drltv or Foes 4 beOmlcron Delta Kappas Homeqpm- ricon Delta kappas WSft homecorolpg ing stronger right a 7T Sither tallow In this da Ing hoiic fOo South FrWy and Sat- produotipni 1M47 writteji jyiBeyerly vrv but what about the Philosophy Group Vof drivlngT- Why 1 not try the aafejf wayt urday evenings pVrvS ii Kelleyt 8 and Sid Barthotomw- 2 ioyy frfinzied Xntared as nwia- el Orajf iChajpel Btage magical toget thereT- li i fjjyC I JWme the The peaentatlon of this Ponder Present Day y- Umber L1MT at tns ron uroou j y vy- fi a vv telawareOni under the Act of Mu- on scene ot inost ot the Ohio Wesleyan show waf the openjnf wedge iuper- ventures past ten ye- adear productions a Problems This Year dramatic during the mltttng the CO years will be used for several dramat- place on historic Gray Chanel stage THE G D and M ELECTRIC ic offerings pending the opening of alonjg With the conventional dramas Continued om Page One i kaitortnCh- ief Delaware civlq playhouse early In and productions of heavier vsliv J Professor puvasll announced JHow- koa S3M February no other musical comedy All in Good Clean Fun1 the Its evet this date may be changed later production irlll be presented after mens senior honorary production at due to conflicts calendars of Saturday night the 1927 homecoming was a revue Jth full both organsatioUa The staging of college musical similar to this year production wsxoxv v Of fleer tor the club for this year snioiSports Xdltor shows In Gray Chapel although a The second musica epehedy to be none 8884 are John Stewart president George departure from the old tradition given on the Gray Chapel stage was strict Fecit vice president Margaret Wor- Fresh y XDXTOaUAXi ATT concerning the use of the chapel Miss Wesleyanna written by Mel- Flowm man secretary John Stratton treas- AssmUvs Bdltor stage for theatrical productions dates vin Hattwlck and WeUon Flckelsen rahiD Women sports urer and Caroline Rose Redrup so- Correctly tutit and presented in the spring of 1929 Clustered and Arranged Alma Simmon cial chairman Virginia Madden Asst Womens IXUnr J I Society Editor Miss Wesley Ann Says This production differed from its pre- Sarah Evans KMItnr Co- Muriel FoHter Dramatic i daughter Criticise decessor in that it carried musical Music Editor She was only a cobbers Eds Jess Currier scores and songs written especially AFTERJiQOJT TEA but sliajwas awl there 1 GibSOn THE FLORIST BV8UEBB BTATT Rushing System for the production lea Sandwiches and Homemade Cake Oeolnrire Cochran Advertising mgr ThbJ years production Go South 25 cents ftenrflre LowrV Circulation Mifr o Season Bonded Members of Florist Telegraph Dorothy Wright Asst BuslneBS Mir fPast til similar to All in Good dead THE ARCHES Its s Delivery Fun The revue written by Beverly 118 South Liberty Street Association Jii Zssiia Sditors ViewpoJats Women on the campus agree with Kelly and original Edwin Beal John Birkmier Oilman carrying several CainsT drmond Cuip Jane Elliott the men in their disapproval of the songs by Melvln Hattwlck whose Msws Editors present system of sorority rushing Wesleyanna dlsj- Bert Richards Kltrtdge Wlckham Editor of The Transcript scores In Miss IiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiyiiiiM according to opinions expressed by tinguished that production takes for your edi- Whether the last part of representative co- eds yesterday TM EDWIIff MAX its background local situations and 1M Octy 4 was serious or satirical torial of The extremely short length of the scenes i Reading is a question but the earnestness with present rusing period was unanimous Worth which it has been received in cpnie ly attacked Most of the girls feel that hand and an answer m TTH crisp fall days at places calls for it would be better for both the ruBh- Morrisons w That many of the co- eds smoke ecs and the sororities If greater op- tis son Just approaching we hesitate fo is especially emphasized by the words portunity were proylded for the fresh- suggest that anyone divert his at- established fact men to become acclimated to univers- current A Special Selling of El tention to the reading of If there are not too many maybe ity life before active rushing begins mMmi magazine articles the men will gallantly offer to them a Harriet Brooks president of the S3 If the Incredible be true however nln In the smoke house or fur Pan- Hellenic council elated that a 1 and there be someone In the student nace room at the campus entrance realization of unsatisfactory condi- body who has time for such pursuits Perhaps it might be arranged to give tions has resulted in the consideration fur Fabric Coats let us suggest a few possibilities mem exclusive occupancy on i ue- of a new set of rules planned to rem- Ombre Sport in this months periodical offerings days and Thursdays edy the defects of the present system Paca S3 seem to be re- I firmly believe in year i October magazines But seriously the large majority of second essays on college and Its rushing and I think It will eventual- Us Your Coats plete with the girls do not Woke They may not Send f I Nichols in The ly come said Margaret Rhine- value William believe It a moral issue nor an exclus- to that Atlantic Monthly Issues an appeal hart president of Womens Student Films Rumble Seat Coats ive right of the football sex but there Want a lunch light and tasty to parents in his article The Con- government I am more than ever thats are reasons why they do not indulge Our skilled work- people are Served in manner that is hasty vention of Going to College He dis convinced that our present methods Sport Roadster Coats 1 training their mothers trained to moet ev- rSays Our Guest 3 cusses the possibility that there are Home ire unsatisfactory make the of who do not Indulge ery roll of film Send In your at least a few among our ranks Some other plan could be worked Quick but polite service Food s 2 of themselves 1 should not be in college Health out that would be more effective In exposed films thats fine Best coffee In town The ideal coat for the Home E Amer- 3 Health of their children opinion of Alma Simmons wo- youre The current number of The the see If you dont think so If coming Game of The Transcript The ican Mercury contains the two prize If 3ome girls are addicU of the hab- mans editor In a hurry youll find that we are prevalent winning essays In a national contest it why should they desire to come to artificial situations culmi- too sponsored by that magazines last Wesleyan Why should the minority nate in dissatisfaction and changing SELL BROS tor arulolaa 48 twaent college In of minds Miss Simmons thinks but spring subject the majority to the fumes THE KODAK SHOP Quick Fire Years of Col- not knowing a better plan she hesfr graduates on Four the dormitories eiMce Foods lege A isaduate of the University Continued on Page 4 Traditions do mean somothlng and El of Pennsylvania Samuel Lipshutz a vote the co- ed body would in my by name was the winner of the con- of opinion uphold this one tea In the mens division His es CANDY KITCHEN F D C 3800 jsajri f labelled Dim Joys Cloudy Sorrows Lipshutz is not fully on- THE FOOD WE SERVE CAFETERIA of the worth of our present IDEAL EATING PLACCr rlnced Transcript college system he suggests some- Editor The NORTH SANDUSKY 5T My attention has been thing which he calls better His Dear Sir is inspected daily by paid inspectors in issue iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii II111I11IIIII1111111111HII1II0I1I1IIIII1IIIIHI1IIIJI suggested improvement however like called to an item the last lot Transcript in which it was most such suggestions is notl over The I stated because he was not In definite that school at the time ol his nomina- With Honor is the title of the es tion and election Bcal feels that he 1 say which won flrgt place In the does not quality for the position of OHIO WESLEYAN womens dilsvlon As pne might guess I t non- fraternity representative to the S4 f i from title its author Olive the student council Brossow speculates as to the value I was not consulted by the author of the cum laude attached to her i of the article about my feelings re- Sheajfer is leyder diploma from Northland college garding the oificc 1 do not feel If one desires to branch out from that my being absent from school Opposite Slccum Library consideration of our academic world my Sheaffers Lifetime0 pens were discovered by tKe old at the time of nomination and 4 the October magazines have several election disqualifies me from the alumni of most American schools and as these offerings of notable Interest and standpoint of service from the couu- writing instruments are guaranteed against every- worth cil position but withdrew my name The Forum presents the second of lu response to u protest made by my thing except loss for the owners whole lifetime Its seri- s cf What I Believe Living opponent which he based upon the- te theyre probably still in use The swifterj easier writ- I hilosophk j in its current number grounds Very r truly in brought by Balance in Sheaffers Ltfetime0 peru Thr philosophy in Question this time EDWIN F BEAL is that at Robert Andrews Millikan ajid pencils is a very real Kelp in clSsand makes famcus scientist who was awarded quick work of lonfc themes Just try the 6mtirtly de the Nobel prize In 1923 for isolation and measurement of the electron Big Telescope at signed smooth- writing Sheafiersi ybiir dealeriVi Dr Milllkans pre- sentitlon of his life Perkins Observa tuuu Jtnuw wny viiieauera uucseu pu qmers ai u philosophy is well- worth reading 119 of the letdin American colleges and youP feo v Or if one is looking for a short tory account of the life of Ramsay Mac Scans Sun unsatisfied unitilyou own yours 7 I Dcnald now a visitor in the United i 1 t At bttter toret everywhert v7o States The Atlantic Monthly offers it The first extensive piece of research v iirv i this month Interesting sidelighis AH foentain pens are fcotrsntstd bat Shesffert Lifstime is work to be done with Ohio Wesleyans aftslnitdefect cn the famous Britishers career ae kraatswd anoonditionally lot yoni life sni other Sheerer products am y O- given by Elizabeth Evans in this ar- huge incii icilecting telescope the Un- rrt oannusd aftsiiut defect in materials and workmanship Cneq and black Lifetime pens 1873 Black Da ticle i bird largest in the world was made Ladim 7M sad SSS and oesrl eiV Laze 100jLedies 890 and 950 Pencils an4 JBandbsj Vn Should any of the many English public receml by 5O09lf Dr Harlan T Stet Picil300Othm i majors in our midst feel inclined Vi WerlriV- son new hea l of Perkins observatory WE SPECIALIZE IN steep themselves In a fairly tech- when be nical discission there is Coleridge announced the obaervntlon and the Moderns In the October of a solar storm that is raging on the CLEANING Bookman Prof Irving Babbitt fam face of the sun Results of the study MpR ed literary critic is the author D were widely quoted by press fv the A recent survey nudefvy0by a diiin Babbitt is professor of French lit- WW Dr Stetson is continuing an Invest- AM t rested orantxaiiott showM Shesf erature at Harvard and Is well- igation here that be started in the We Call for ers first in fountain pea sales at 73 known for his books on literary crlt You Call of Americas 119 foremost seats of i Harvard Astronomical laboratory re 8405 ahdDeliver Iclsm among them Literature and learning Docanunts covering this v- mJmmm the American College His article lating to the effect of solar phenom A sarvey are available to anyoas rVI ry4if i rxjokman 1 w ue is therefore not only ena on radio reception Since there v Interesting but authoritative no astronomy SitFErrsji are classes during the r SuccMMer to Mc Sac We have listed only s few of the first semester of this year the big tel- leading articles In the October 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i 1 t7r jAA AAA c P 1 1 TUESDAY1 OCTOBER 16 i t lM 11 THE OHIO WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT v I Page jTErriT Bobcat Eleven ored In the PresoXT Box AA SayGtiuthier 1 to Win Contest CILSON WRiiCHT A x Transcript Sports Commenting M the Ohio game IV Editor h Saturday poach Gauthler ald i that That Ohio Wesleyani football team will not get any place this year Onto r ImUI the beat tam they had Saturday defensive play waa shown last Saturday1 ver had playing a snappy hard Hi without tihtr whea the eleven lost to a good Ohio team at Athens The two opening gamea wltk Mariet- t ttrlving gamer which seemed to have Scire Is 2l to tMetKocliats PIshops Game ta and Heidelberg must have been too easy for when the Bishops ran up 5 reached full development much ear Enter as against something that resembled bonesttogood- ness offensive play at Ath- Play Appears Disor lier in the leaaon than is usual in UnderdogBig Red Young ena they were at a loss as to what to do Xfi jA V ganized Kepler and said Gauthler Has Strong Team Ohio bag two accomplished I Terr to of backs Ibe JIbs kU aly bwt a onarpei the back aeenlnglr ldn ii By John Pardee know to aa opposing ball what 4 whei eairler eraabed tkrewgH pur own team had no drive and By Fred Eout tte for An inspired battling Bobcat elev vnard the latter tappened many tlntes Whe a Bebeat kaek teeK v I appeared unable to get together Pos Next Saturday marks one of the walkmd i en Playing over its head and an the ball behlad a aaaaa of Interfere theBlfhop liBemea and backa tailed K 1 slbjy the high scores of their prev most Important days good Bishop team almost in the annals of lo M th max im an attempt to Jirfll the Interfereaee equally ious games had some effect on the Thrr ier disorganized waaj the pic Ohio Wesleyan the dedication of new Bltted taemaelvea to be take cleanly out of the path ef the when completely laykrg Miami game will I I nuner if 165000 Selby field of little fight mixed with a knowledge of the game would stopped vr iure preswiwHi uu luruog gM dlfterent team on th fleM the observance hare the iy sp mem in me new umo new at Auiens oat- declared the annual homecoming celebration teams piays ana prevented irom running np as rnacn yardage TiWay 21 to 7 Wesleyan Defeated and the traditional football struggle asttney aid i appeared to be outclassed in J every with Miami university On pass defense the team showed up almost as miserably but department of the game thanka There la little doubt but what the to the smooth- working Ohio offense the Bishops were not called upon to A deceptive Qhto backfleid fast dedication ceremony and the home- stop many aerial thrusts for few of them were attempted Brammer for composed of Young Gabriel Kepler coming celebration will work out gat- j example never should have been permitted to take the pass which gave and Singer tore through the Bishop lafactorlly but the football game Is Ohio Its first touchdown The pass at Its best was poor and had the Bish- time time for 19 V1 defense after first aught with uncertainty op backs played the ball instead of the man any one of them oould hare to six for Wesleyan The downs MiamiBearcatsWin Frightful carnage baa been execut batted down the oval or Intercepted It Instead they kept their eyes on Bobcat line from Papritah 158- lb ed on i the victory hopes of the Bat- i Bramirier who snared the ball and raced the remaining few yarda to the guard to Griffiths 220- lb tackle op tling Bishops as a result of the unex goal without a finger being put on him hugo holes for the backs and ened Western Reserve Swamped by pected trouncing at the hands of tbe Thats enough for defease look offense too Vrv art Carnegie Tech Eleven Ohio Bobcats the Lets at the It wat t weak The chart of statistics shows that the team gained a total ef 178 1 rr Army fa Winner As for the Miami team much can be atrongetyear18 hW M 0h 2 strongest learn in years VXmilteam is v n ie T came late In the first half whenH I IEesuys of the4l games played last aavv an n jivoiiiccdqonnaaaosas a titncHitua a If h nfut Txsv win J fvj i the fact 19 passes were tried and only five oempleted tills la ft peer strength power was ev that Saturday by other teams In the Buck serve Their 1 brought ball Into scoring dbv showing WAfllnvmi fnrnftlled In Anlv fu- A HAtinHmAtifa at nlav nnnfin audi WW the 1 eye conference as well as the Bishop idencede week ago when they com- lance and pass Kepler to Cap turuhl o pMtg WestfH got off geTera onf fcootg Ws a opponents were anything but encour pletely outclassed the highly- touted M tain Brammer was completed tor AS waa cut dowB by a kick which traveled only 25 or 80 yards agiag after the Bishons 21 to 7 defeat Western Reserve eleven by an 18 to 0 yards and a score Maaon subbing E at the hands of a fighting Ohio uni ms 1 score And most important of all It In our four years of watching Ohio Wesleyan football teams play weve goaU aft- xJ for Ginger kicked Soon jr f 7 A versity eleven I V1 has been generally conceded that Mi never seen a poorer exhibition of forward passing Perhaps the failure of i t this Raugh blocked Kplerf punt Wittenberg always a hard team for ami Is mnch stronger than Ohio Uni- linemen and backs to ward off men who were dashing through to stop anil Tati aati nnnAr1 nn ihA lSfill Anrll versity season the passer may had something to of W i n Tiri wlFJeyan to beat had little trouble in thia have do with the mediocre work the downlna Denlson by the one- sided Hee are the veterans of the Miami backfield who will be seen here Vossler the big 200- pbnnd fullback latter Many of the passes were either too far In front of the receiver marker of the game Rice mads the score of 20 to 0 Wittenbere Droved 6trday In the stadium dedication game They areOeorge Vossler full la undoubtedly the greatest individual or else dropped to the ground behind him point after touchdown on a place i tbe that they have a claasy as- f 08008 er nalfbactt and Paul Brown quarterback feature of tbe team Mkiny Wesleyan cfc fct The lack ef a Bed Glaney last years thunderbolt fallback Is eoe sortment Of fast and shifty backs be fans remember him for his outstand- Barly reason why the team deesnt nave the offensive aad defensive panel fa Its ln the third Quarter 01Molhlnd powerful orward wall ing work on the Big Red track team Bishop backfield Glaney could bore and smash Into an opposing line as eth 7T 1 y flwnw tpe Bishops opponent on Gridders Brother Plays last year and especially tor his work maa oowp er Bishop fullback could do since the days ef Ted Taraey Glaney we neia wnen tney gWrday homecomlng 8cUeQule in the Buckeye meet which was large- un the spot with a vicious tackle when an opponent broke through the on University of Wisconsin Team ly Instrumental In the Miami win Kucky center of the Une- and what a tackle that red- headed lad eeuld make It ffu tiJ awOThtwwesfcyan 24 to 0 but their defense Another star ia Oordon who plays Bpbcats downs oa the alx- did little good for an apposing back to crash throagh center when tllancy for yM k thpn of- M While Owlght Jensen is playing end school days were over Dwlght enter- end and around whom the passing was ready to meet him a few yards further en Mtuokianwere DIcikAn Oft A Vila JBUabrel unable to fathom the rtn tA 4ea tvi hnfln ed Wesleyan and Howard entered the fense is built Gordon too is well S5 JiHE t ivumwb wcs n thmo auanuMiaml tamteam iaIB Howard i holding down a similar University of Wisconsin known among Weeleyan people and is Wesleyans so- called first team was forced again to bow to the reserves the game ind position on the University of Wiscon Dwlght was a dependable wingman remembered as the dash star who last Saturday When the first eleven failed to show anything Gauthler AM

w i 4n they responded WtWw tw tor which enabled the sin eleven year clipped the 440 to 498 seconds In the sent his reserve and with a touchdown Raugh blockr rr p J rTlwa last on tbe most outstanding nw W n punt scooping up 30- V W t eoore Through high school and Lake For team Wesleyan has had In several Buckeye meet here last spring lag a and Jensen the ball for a yard goalward dash fSa 4 they played together on years This was his first experience Several second team linemen as well as backs acted as though thy knew j ZLZL foatbai- what It was all about and therefore played a creditable game i team but when their prep in college football and he earned his Flan Big Meets for r I generally regarded- as varsity 7 TT ri VlnctwU award In bis sophomore year Well anyway weve get a better cross- country team than Ohle And by rt J3- VyfJoiwkAa weaker iaaiM In tha Bncki Bishop Gym Squad f During bis freshman year he distin- the way we neednt bow eqr heads In shame over our Selby field far Wesleyan mate fblv t ahewed ap- weU in d- Wraimiral Sports It iAwaiar ojrBeav guished himself in both football and has Ohios now more costly stadium eeua ally diihw irat momenta Renyon and backed eft tfceniep ae far as bean Am ie8Un u to J Bursleck a basketball getMng his In 1 w numerals Probable meets with the Univer- ty Is concerned WWf antaMut bltbck scored alf ol lh GoIiittfThirdWcek both eports sity of Chicago Navy and the Uni j flapalty together Awjthpfctaaulaf v t The game was not Howard Is giving all Indications of versity of Pennsylvania are the high Every position on the team has been thrown wide- open by CoacH yorlt br Norton popboinora t back aa ok- aa Jthe score Indicates aa the becoming one of the Badgers most lights of thia yeara gym team sched Gauthier In an attempt to get a fighting band of 11 men to throw against W High BllpstQtlt Bearoat WBr ofte la awring posir With Interest outstanding athletes before he com- ule Nothing definite la known con- Miami In the stadium dedication game Saturday he told the squad oa the VAo v Woveri jfi only to ta tb driving power to pletes bis college career One year cerning any of these engagements as train coming back from Athens Saturday night That means a probable tamDia aa kkkm pniw flasger Mne r Iw acroa lhe younger than bis brother he is ex- yet heweverj since all of them are abakeup tn the lineup that will start the game for Gauthler Intimated thae Apo poeeessldn qtjvtlja balll Speedball Matches Attract Much f rfmut Wealiera Reserve proved to be no periencing varsity competition for the months in the distance he was dissatisfied with the showing made by several of his first string- it 1 Attentions- Tennis Entries ln ItJipMigea Ltft4taaw M maWx fon Carnegie Tech The Oleer- first time this season Howard is the Warner Sauer and Lowry are the ers against Ohio Practice periods this week as a result likely wfU re- aerlea of ton- yard runs ipped off iaaers scored their only touchdown C ut in Half moat promising end to come up from three veterans of last years squad sult In some stiff competition among the members of the squad all of by pasa from Ga 83 6 followed on long pass In the to defeat the freshman squad and has already the men around whom next seasons whom probably will make a strong bid for the honor of starting agalnsd to ionwhich tlenoslted briel eplp tla jtesenre will play the Blsliops In By Ed Kennedy seen service In Wisconsins opening team must be built the Big Red of Oxford when that team comes here Saturday afternoon yar eral oTeajeyanB f- upejcieyelaiJda week from Saturday Ohio Wesleyan a Intramural pro games Tljen Army although fjoun nvtanrjai worniedlTfle behind at the gram going Into Its third week of Not content with confining his ac- way to a down on the Lnj ter first 0f the half came back strongly to activity Is bringing out the interest tivities to football alone Howard also tnro- yard Toung managed again I line overwhelm Davidson college by the of men in increasing amounts stars on basketball court pwr the the and the toiua tft llV 09v4ltoUeoMOl 23 to 7 The Cadeto were In the tennis singles tournament cinder path While In Lake Forest be attempt the score 1 i fourth niaklnf hamyPresaed during the first half and 243 men were entered This num was named on the mythical allA- merican iiM MB rr were forced to toe content with the decreased nearly one- half as prep in K ll ber has school basketball five and Finding the Bobcat defense im- toi l8nort end of a 7 3 acore at the In the first matches have been played was an outstanding trackster All of penetrable Wesleyan elected a PM- j termlsslon During the final periods Eighty- eight teams are entered la these sports will pobably claim his gam the fray but man- j inif tatoln cagio the Army all- American the tennis- doubles tournament The attention In Wisconsin aged itooanplta only QT out oflcantajn ran wild ecoring two touch first matches will be played the lat- 1 for a total of t yards jOhlojn y the taJrd qaarter oetore he ter part of this week passes Coach I tried pniy six completing two jwa 9 out 0f the game The first round of the golf sin- Lutheran Star Is i Price former Wittenberg iDelicioiis and Refreshing gles tournament has been played and James i y jL grid star is now head coach of athlet down n the 48 survivors will play their sec- ics at Washington Court House Price Unenp and summary Harrifers Win From ond ronnd matches this week starred In Ohio Wesleyan- 1 1 Speedball substitute for intramur- the Witten jsaw x wn ts Iberg game three years ago which al football continues to absorb the here Ohio Close Score Bishops won 7 to 8 v Blegenthlar IJ Crer by greatest interest Phi Kappa Tau the 1 jriXiOjfttSthi i- 1 5 i Jme87V Sigma CM Kappa Sigma Sigma Al- iv Place When pha Epsllon Sigma Phi Epsilon Phi rmizifii Rjce Brown Dean Takes First Al- Morgan Delta Tbeta Phi Gamma Delta A POllBgiT V Ri O Paprttan Fails to Finish pha Tau Omega and Delta Tau Delta A Kraft have won their first games XCXMIRSIEJLF OandrapVtVR Br4jKBl68serf VThe Ohio Wesleyan cross country rCarlttlevVi Q B i V V- Slngerl team turned In Its first win this Ohio followed his team- mate to the k 1 AilM MM over th speedy w v fhQtiJUV- B iwK- eDtariaaaoiiheA It won finish line leading Hoffmaster of T WONT BE LONG f- frstttl1aCOlkllll Gabriel VU1V y Wesleyan the tape The a3 n It MuwM4 HUlfVili Hum hjvuu to other NOW AND THE PAUSE p Tonng 26 to 80 1 VI Ucklnney i T B Athena by the score of the runners finished In the following or winning THATS COMING MAY cpre by lowestatore der Chappe of Ohio Murdock Fox fluartera m m M X 1 f i a I and Secrist of Wesleyan Frey of A vtGW I NOT BE SO REFRESH Ohio Griffith of Wesleyan and Trey f AS SOME QTHERS I ksa a IntifAr muru and consisted i V v ING TAnAhAAwn unnmo faun rn r 1 and Veldt of Ohio iv h rh 1 MlJ v Next Biscop WE KNOW Tlo Vn JTamiih fSili ftM- l Pinsuwi- wF Saturday the harriers aaa OFi meet the Miami team at the dedica- V if I Y A and4hetUp Dean of Wea tion of Selby field By dint of thelr AA- AK TJisawnlfc to avoid ttoutiaoe who k is impowibU to pane iaub forfiingerL iJlngerWca afl ly f win over Ohio V the squad la pr Morgaa paased and nbnh yoarwli beema r y j C oJtObJo and paring to add enotherYlctory to Ihljn to take first place Baoee 01 their fast Increasing laurels whavarynt osntis whenyoa Jf i r t r- wish Facta vi- S 1tiUC1C U AVCiriVIl III aios yn cotdd I w m Bonsi aoairs time A A A Spaldjnj Cage Guide alwys sndt Innewbi o wbeshr At Vv Ar k ft V rtatUvf4- j V 1 A K A A- t AA aaent stand areiud thm commt tv 1 Vv lvA resume of th baskelbalf aea AAAAA iAxAAAAA Afr t i Buckeye yA- tJkecM Ar- wy I A oa In the conference Jast ivA T- r v I ArA- AAVAAA A At A- Vv I tv fwu i r vX yw hrEayDetrick Buhop iA- c2A JEr Years V every day m die yaw 8 auQioa f190 Spaid f I ATw ch it U rG2ZZit AA AiXT f AAA rAAv AAAAA f ui oasaeipaa yuioe jusc 011 ine dvtt with this pur drink at Ibnron end off again f mnl an

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The mens chorus consists of eighteen Anyone who has not been allured day performance when nosslbie No HeddesheimerMade voices augmented by an excellent by the poster heralding Go South reserve seats height Masquerade band V- vHiV vJ should attend i to see v what college Homecoming festivities are Soph Commissions Masquerade approves of local per- people can produce Theyve certain- ened by theappearance of Go South formances fpf they Indicate an aware- ly had a good time working on It a peppy revue written and directed Starting in a fraternity house on In lifein general Considerable in Because of the great number of alum- by Beverly Keller 27 which s being Prexy for New Year the Ohio Wesleyan campus there Is genuity Is exercised In the writing ni who will be fn town on Saturday fathered by that versatile organlza much local stuff which will be ap- and producing of such sows students are asked to come td the Fri tion Omlcron Delta Kappa v- vr v i preciated undergraduates and I w Coultrap by n tj Salivary and Named for Phi Kappa Tan a formal pledge dinner party Friday alumni Television 1s utilized as a v Offices at First Meeting Phi Klappa Tau entertained with evening Oct 11 Betty Dodd June clever device permitting a lonesome Plans Are Outlined a pledge formal Friday evening The Evans Margaret Gable Evelyn Harl co- ed to so her picturesque home in guests wereiMr and Mrs Thomas Catherine Johns Betty McGuIre Mary the sunny South and a company of Walter Heddesheimer Akron wag I sr l J a Tyler chaperons Alice Axelson Mary Jane Patterson Eleanor Strodbeck tuneful minstrels who hare worked v w rsu fe irriVv f tilkf ii elected chalrnjau of the Booster ComJ Frances Crawford Laura Dombeck Betty Williams up some clerer numbers 4 32 a meeting mittee of at of that or Catherine Douglas Annabelle Evans Various features are planned star- ganisation Sunday night In the Alum Rosemary Haas Sara Belle Grimes Bete Phi Alpha ring campus favorites John Shank in n in ol parlors of Edgar hall a Elva Heldrlck Pauline Hopper Ag Dorothy Sparks Helen Anderson and i Other offloers elected are Betty The active members of Beta Phi Al- ill nes Hubbard Elizabeth Johnson Virginia Gordon have prominent roles W Sauvary Coshocton secretary and pha entertained their pledges Friday J M Marion Orth Dora Rldgeway Au The co- ed chorus Is said to be not a mi i jvi- vj evening i Coultrap III with an Informal dinner at the im rvj1HBHH 1 ii James Genera tfeas gusta Mary VH IV- Schurman Zoe Shaffer only the best looking but the best ill ir y ft wI II t Y sorority rooms ill u ix nTivaiiW ii urer Miss Goldle Goldle McCue Strecker Florence Steagall Pearl trained chorus of any student show t W C A secretary win act as advisor Wllford and Marjorle Yoemans for the group this year Final Plans Laid Sororities m v mm Freshman cap Inspection will be su- Alpha Delta PI hi i r for Celebration Conttnued from Page Two pervised by members of this group it Alpha Delta PI announces the ill is planned A laxity In the enforce- of Homecoming tates to criticise pledging of Evelyn Hart Flndlay i mtimioniiif ii ii r v a i prevailed 5 Expressing happiness In having the in ment of this tradition has Beta Sipma Tan Ill 7 V Caroline ftose Redrup M v I bn the campus up to this time they Beta Sigma Tau entertained the fol season over Mortor Board senior wo ill vi N claim lowing guesta at a formal dinner member of III march tn a procession MoAnett fraternity advocates Cooperation with the university so bridge party Friday evening Betty from mens honorary t t i in i V 1 hall to and high pressure vul uumuillLOB uiunuu iscim ivup pal SMno Mo Ponl their seats in the east stands commission of haste C of Selby field ex rushing pa Mortar Board the Y M Award vlrglna egop Dorothy wherejhe dedication methods in future activities in v i vmmmmj i i ercises will begin promptly at aim me i w i ur aiuuu8 ie Ruth Coxe Ruth of group vhIH oclock with remarks by Harold El ATTENTION STUDENTS For self aims the King Marjorle Hemlepp Louise Aus- The organization is composed of the ford representing the builders of the supporting students desiring fascinat- is i- Tiiij i xwy an tin Mary Belle Wertz Frances Davis sophomore men women who stadium Amplifiers will be installed ing remunerative work either tem forty and Helen Krebs Irene Hopkins Magda- atended the bouse party at Camp in both stands and will carry the porary or permanent may I suggest I lene Rader Ruth E Jones Elizabeth of speakers every seat sexes lIIII Wlldwool last April It is this group words the to that many students of both I f 11 1 Collier and Evelyn Adklns ni wuv h K V i sponsored Freshman day last Selby to Speak have earned scholarships and each that Chaperones were Prof and Mrs D H i Ml spring Mark Selby representing the prln sufficient to defray all college ex Itim A Woodberry Vir Meetings of the group will be held clpal donors will then make a few re- penses representing national maga monthly according to present plans marks President Soper and Coach zine publishers If Interested write Phi Kappa Psl entertained Mrs George E Gauthier will represent the or wire for details M A Steele Na Louise More dean of women at din- university tional Organizer 5 Columbus Clrclo I II Coulter Writes from ner Sunday HI rt j The American flag will be run up New Ybrk N Y I I I o t tl Ol Wilds of East Africa as both the Miami and Ohio Wesleyan Phi Pappa ul111 in I uinininiiiiii inn num a of Big Game Hunt Psl bands play marking the formal open- Phi Kappa Pel announces the pledg ing of Selby field Page One Continued from ing of Kester Disaett Euclid Ohio Closing the dedication exerolses the 1 ot v f3S We got within 10O yards them se- Chi Phi Buckeye cup emblematic of all- around lected the two biggest bulls and shot Chi Phi announces the pledging of superiority In football basketball vA i One came down on his knees and the John R Yeend Ravenna Ohio baseball and track will be presented Everybody other fled with the rest Chi Phi entertained the following at to Coach Gauthier by T E Ryan rep- but me climbed into a tree They said resenting the Miller Jewelry company only reason I get into a the didnt 1 Delta Tan Delta of Cincinnati donors of the cup V tree was because the one nearest me Cooper to be Present Delta Tau Delta entertained with V i was full of thorns After shooting the a formal party for Its pledges Sat- Governor Myers Y Cooper who wHl bull on the ground a couple more urday evening In honor of the fol occupy the center box in the west times several of the natives went out presi- lowing guests Eleanor Blanchet stand wit Dr A H Upham Couisi Mile Stovm and punctured him again I Ko 1500 Beulah Mae Nape Eleanor Wise dent of Miami university during the Hardly had the bunch reached the of game will be escorted i Naomi Jean Bonar Betty Clevenger first half the ground when there was a breaking Margaret Laughlin Helen Rogers to Dr Sopers box in the east standsi through the underbrush and out came Nell Gableman Doris Teal Betty during the intermission between the the other wounded bull He paused Glanton and Margaret Wentz Mr halves There are five Ohio Wesley Just a moment for the charge and we family College Fritz Mackey acted as chaperone an alumni in the official of shot him in the head This was fol- i occupy thegovernor who will the box I aomu lowed by a swift return to the trees f Sigma Chi with him Mile Stones by the natives aHalXCltrSttlliaPProach i Followipg th Kme there will be sfcJ very get- together of alum f a informal THE VERY LATEST 1 ahgels he 1Iowlnf wIth lnormaI dl of those who rush in where alumni parlors in Edgar FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS I ner last Frlday evenlng at the ni in the fear to tread Anyhow he was dead chaP hoUBe hall They weighed about 1700 pounds tte Lenore DeBow Betty Barnes Betty apiece and were nearly twice as largei I This fascinating book is a i Olive Wilma Eble Maribel McDan as the ordinaryJt cow Strachan Gives Talk four year diary designed J lei Alice George Caroline Rose Red Many other specimens of game were I to Presbyterian Men for college career shot Including guinea fowl bustard B jvar ler Betty Montague Mary Purdum and duck The hunt was a big success i A collegiate atmosphere wfl Eleanor Greene Marie Riddell Eileen although concluded without sight of Prof W M Strachan of the depart- alluring Chrlstensen Lois Brower Martha radiates from its an elephant or a lion says Dr Cou- ment of political science addressed a i III IT I rj rj Yingling Alice Semple pages with illustrated head- Ml nn lter meeting held at the Presbyterian Phi Gamma Delta sub- ings and choice quotations An Interesting incident in connec church last week talking on the nerfi mo The pledges of Phi Gamma Delta tones of Foreign Service Professor mm tion with our stay with the Bantu was ject It starts September I each entertained with a formal dinner last United mm performance of the tribal medicine Strachan has served in the IS the Friday evening The guests included page being divided into four man who gave a demonstration with States consular service In Spain In k Betty Barth Elizabeth Coultrap Mar parts Freshman Sopho- his 88 magic bones to predict the re- addition to extensive travels in for- A man- may succeed in spite of clothes in some J tha Grove Mary Grove Lenore Haw fields but sult of the hunt states Dr Coulter eign countries on assignments of gov- more Junior and enior kins Martha Johnson Dorothy Kep when he steps into evening clothes and steps out in society 3 and strange to say his predictions ernmental duties that you may compare day ner King Dorothy Ross Ber were essentially correct He was a Barbara In his talk he traced the prelimin- those clothes must be beyond reproach nelda Smith Mary Lou Smith and by day your record for each cagy old Shaman feared by the whole ary steps taken by a consular service Vogler Prof and Mrs Blanken of the four years to come countryside but it was Interesting get- Jane applicant and the various grades of agel and Mrs C E McKinney were Makes record The Griffon- Lord Baltimore Tuxedo MS unquestionably ting his technique foreign service offered a priceless chaperons rightl Right in quality right in style right in price I o In seven bindings either Professors Organize Brotherhood Ohio Aims to Cut Down with or without lock moder- Faculty Bowling Team The Brotherhood of Wesleyan Men Gossip at Football Tilts ately priced from 225 to ii entertained with a dinner- game party 550 11 guests were The faculty bowling league organ- Friday Oct The Marguerite More rooting and less gosBlp- and ized by Dr Charles W Jarvis and Dr Jean Small Ruth Hurst FOR SALE BY in Elma Stage Donna Shults peanut eating will mark Ohio uni Ben A Arneson held its first meeting Riffle Stetson Violet versitys home football games this last Tuesday Members of the league Frieda Neske Helen Louise year if an ultimatum issued by ath MiWMM V Du Ellen Ackerman Dankel will bowl every Tuesday and Friday Pree Sell Bros Mary Walters Dorothy Llpp letic officials brings the Intended re- at 430 p m Dr Jarvis hopes to have Redfern George Shaw sults for men and womtenatudents four teams of five men each to take Charmian Christ and The Store With a Conscience J W Bleswanger were axe to be seated in different sections part In the tournaments during the Prof and Mrs ct In the new 185000 stadium year chaperones

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