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Band Plays in Big Thuse Welcome to Ohio, Dads Meeting. Tonight and Mothers!' TheTHE OFFICIALGreenSEMI-WEEKLY STUDENT PUBLICATIONandAT OHIO UNIVERSITYWhite VOLUME XIX OHIO UNIVERSITY, ATHENS, OHIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11,1929 No. 4 UNIVERSITY WELCOMES DAD'S DAY VISITORS SOPHOMORES REPORT FROSH, WEAR DINKS! All sophomores who wish to take All freshmen are requested to wear part in the Freshman-Sophomore Sack PLAYSHOP WORKS their dinks at the game Saturday. Mammoth 'Thuse Meeting in Rush, are requested to report at Ohio Please accept this as sufficient warn- Field at 10 o'clock Saturday morning, ON MODERN ing, it is stated by the Vigilance Com- Many Activities Included in it was announced today by Frank Ko- PLAY mittee. Let your dink be your guide, car, class president. is the slogan specified by the Com- Ewing Auditorium Tonight to o. u. Cast Chosen for "Behold mittee. This Dreamer," Newest Extensive Program; Wesleyan Stimulate Spirit for Game U.S. ARMY BAND Dramatic Production WILL HOLD HIGH IMPRESSES MANY By Eleanore Garrett Game Is Outstanding Feature Remember how you were caught in SCHOOL DAY HERE Coaches and Townsmen Will Speak as New Band and the romance of "Seventh Heaven?" Remember the atmospheric drama, Major Part of Charge of Cheerleaders Lead Students in First Big Prof. Curtiss Janssen Di- University Invites Guests Festivities in Men's Union; Sack "Outward Bound?" Remember that Rush Opens Program; Country "Pep" Session of Year rects One Number irt Pro- glamorous, glorious spectacle, "Beg- From 83 Schools for Wes- Cross gram Wednesday Night gar on Horseback?" All Playshop Between Halves of Game productions and only a few at that. leyan Contest Saturday SURPRISES ARE PLANNED Now see what is coming! It's good By Frances E. Hatch to meet again the folks who turn up The Physical Education Depart- LUNCHEONS PLANNED FOR DADS A 'thuse meeting that it is expected will excel in spirit, noise, Band lovers were well pleased with intermittently on the vaudeville stage ment of Ohio University has desig- the concert of the United States Army and in "Behold This Dreamer," di- nated Saturday, October 12, as High Almost every type of activity has been speeches, and music, any other meeting of its kind in the history rected by Harold Evans, some of the School Day. A group of several hun- included in the pro- Band in Alumni Memorial Auditor- gram for Ohio University's of Ohio University will be held tonight at 7 o'clock in Ewing Hall ium, Wednesday evening. The pro- players will be familiar and will be dred principals, superintendents, sen- seventh annual Dad's Day, Saturday, Auditorium. gram was varied to suit all musical remembered for an exceedingly pleas- iors, football team members, coaches, October 12. The outstanding feature of the day will be the Ohio tastes, ranging from Tschaikowsky's ant hour some season flown. and managers representing numerous Wesleyan-Ohio University football game. Every part of the program is to be a feature. For the first We can't forget Theora Bartholo- high schools in Ohio, West Virginia, "The Year of 1812" to the popular A joint committee, Glenn president of time the new band will appear on the stage, for the first time, the' "Wedding of the Painted Dolls." The mew, Ashtabula, in her vivid por- and Kentucky, will be the guests of A. Cole, the Men's Un- new cheerleaders will show their tricks, for the first time, this program opened with Captain Will- traiture of Mrs. Clivedon-Banks in the Ohio University Physical Educa- ion, James E. Householder, assistant dean of men, and Clark Wil- year prominent faculty, particularly iam Stannard, the leader of the Band "Outward Bound," and we can't miss tion Department at the Ohio Wesley- liams, alumni secretary, has organized an elaborate program. The at least, members of the of seeing her in "Behold This Dreamer." an-Ohio University game. Department Physical Education, make spirit-inspiring giving over his baton to Prof. Cur- major part of the day's activities is in care of the Union. the of will tiss W. Janssen of the Ohio Univer- Neither can we pass up the chance to They will occupy a special section Men's speeches, in all, and for the first time this year Ohio will have a see Howard Blaine, Pittsburgh, Pa., in the grandstand on the east side of The annual Freshman - Sophomore sity Band, who directed Sousa's fa- Sack real old time ’thuse meeting. mous "Stars and Stripes Forever" a musical comedy star, as Charley the stadium. Invitations have been i Rush will open festivities at Turner. extended to the principals of 83 high 10:30 Saturday morning. Ohio Field Band to Play with vigor and enthusiasm. NEW of the schools by Prof. FRATERNITY will the fray, Prof. It is Other members cast will in- O. C. Bird, Director i be the scene of to be Curtiss W. Janssen, who came interesting to note that the clude, Mr. Harris, Ross Brink, of Athletics. held under the to Ohio this fall to act in the capacity Pan-American Union has selected Ca- direction of the Junior- the pac, Mich.; Constance, Margaret Guests are to register at the Men's Senior Board. noon, of full-time band instructor, has been WIGS, TOUPEES United States Army intro- ON OHIO Governing At fra- Band to Schick, N. Canton; John Strieker, Gymnasium Saturday morning. Prof. CAMPUS ternity sorority supervising practice for two weeks in duce Latin American music to the and houses will en- Lewis Gettings, Williamstown, W. R. F. Beckert is assisting Mr. Bird in tertain "dads" as their luncheon preparation for tonight and tomorrow United States, and the decided Span- making arrangements. RESUME CONTEST ish strain its Va.; Melodie, Ernestine Donnelly, the Sigma Delta Phi afternoon. A program full of sur- in program Wednesday Bucyrus; Ephraim Tanneday, The purpose of this day is to give Latest Ad- prises is The was to and to that Doctor At the Ohio Wesleyan game, fath- promised. membership due this the fact Gordon the high an opportu- dition to Greek band is almost 100, the Band toured M. D., Logan, Lakewood; school students Letter ers of football squad members will of the the largest Spain recently. Harold One nity to inspect campus ac- the history of the Freshman Class Elections to Blessings, by One, James the and Organizations I form a special rooters section, and enrollment in Symphonic proportions were reach- Agnew; D. D. D., Robert Whittier, quaint themselves with the opportuni- school. on Tuesday; especially I will be numbered after the fashion of Be Candi- ed, in the Spanish "La Tor- Erie, Pa.; Piggies, Louis Shaw, ties Ohio University offers. their sons The following men will be there to re del Ora." Probably the selection is of I on the field. Ohio Univer- dates Announced Swampscott, Mass.. Following a list the high Sigma Delta Phi is the newest fra- sity's 85 piece band parade across give pep speeches: Coaches Dutch received with the most enthusiasm already accepted This or- will Don Peden and Butch New Cast schools that have ternity at Ohio University. the new in Trautwein, was the Spanish waltz "La Serenata" the invitation and the number of ganization field full uniform for the The cast chosen for this play is which held its initial meet- first year. Grover, Prof. C. C. Mackinnon, “Fat” Ohio University's famous political in which the xylophone solo was guests from each: Athens, 90; ing early last time this Warner, William Moler. With virtually new to major productions on in December of year, Cross Country and parties, the Wigs and the Toupees, played by John Baumann. The many Amesville, 20; Buchtel, 32; Circle- and was such the committee the Ohio campus. The Playshop as approved and recognized by A cross country talent, in charge will resume their annual struggle encores were popular songs and the ville, 20; Corning, 54; Glouster; Affairs meet between Ohio is of meeting’s in former years concentrates on en- the Campus Committee on confident the success. Tuesday when elections to freshman usual marches familiar to band au- Hamden, 30; Haydenville, 20; Hills- May 29, 1929, hold its and Ohio University will be- new yes- semble playing rather than featuring will installa- in of the first The cheerleaders, selected class offices will be held. The cam- diences. Several novel effects were boro; Hollister; The Plains, 20; Mid- tion at just before the end afternoon a committee com- personalities in major reproductions. banquet Monday evening the terday by paign, generally marked by stump secured by singing and whistling. dleport, 70; McConnelsville, 50; Varsity the alf, winding up at the stadium be- of Dean J. Glenn "Behold This Dreamer" makes an ad- Mur- Inn. The addition brings posd R. Johnson, A. speeches, politi- The concert was sponsored by ray City, 25; New of halves. At the close of the Prof. serenades, and other the mirable selection for such type of di- Nelsonville, 77; total number fraternities on the Cole, C. D. Giauque, Prof. C. cal hyperbole, has turned out to be an local Kiwanis Club. Lexington, 35; Pomeroy, 60; Rome, to 17. At the beginning ame, football men and their dads will W. ahd Kendall Query, will rection, since each one of the ten campus of Janssen, unusually quiet one. Leaders of both o. U. 16; Rutland, 23; Shade, 19; the new school year, ssemble under one of the goal posts make Wad- roles is a major role. South Sigma Delta Phi their bow tonight. Jack parties have been working quietly. Point-Delta, 8. located a nd pose for a group picture. ley has been retained first assistant Rehearsals have been in progress itself in twelve room house as Meetings have been held frequently o. U. at 110 East State street. [/esleyanSeveral hundred principals, superin- past building to Kendall Query, yellmaster. Jack by for the week, and scene adherents of both parties at var- is the process of tendents, seniors, football team mem- Swanson, Charles Weber, and Harold ious It is DEBATE MEETING in construction. The Officers are: Roy laFelice, presi- fraternity houses. thought workshop hums with activity. Femi- Anthony vice presi- bers, coaches, and managers, repre- Rhoades were successful in the trials. that both parties are saving dent; Spronz, senting their nine as well as masculine hands are dent; William Tucciarone, secretary; numerous high schools in The cheerleaders will appear in new strength for the great spring battle. Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky, uniforms. Query said. SET FOR MONDAY applied to saws, hammers, paint Among the Nicholas Riccy, treasurer. The Independent Council announc- of Churches will occupy a reserved section of the - brushes, Carpen- Other active o. u. ed last week that its votes probably and sizing flats. members include: Um- aprons and smocks are berto Mario stadium. Saturday has been desig- would be for nominees. ter dabbled Palo, Armand Taddeo, cast Toupee Brief with paint and paste, and floor is nated as High School Day by the Voting booths will be placed in "Get-to-Gether" Plan- the Carlini. Pledges are Dominic Sassa- flecked with unnecessary bits of color. Atillio physical education department. basement of Alumni ned in Fine Arts Building COMBINED DRIVE nelli, Louis Parella, Zerella, ROLLO W. BROWN the Memorial So should you sometimes look in at Three Athens churches, Metho- Roy Youngstown; Joseph The annual Dad's Day Dance at the Auditorium again this year. Voting the DeGuy, this progressive little workshop you and Presbyterian, Bergo, Laparo, Anthony *Ga- Men's Gym, to conclude the day's ac- hours 9 a. m. to 11 and —Question Selected dist, Christian, have Vincent will be from would see among a of flats combined in gliardo, Arthur Anthony tivities, has been arranged by the from 1 p. to 5. litter a a drive for affiliate mem- Taddeo, HEARD TUESDAY m. group of silent technicians scene announced a Grande, Benjamin Men's Union Social Advisory Board nominees are: Joe first of and bers, it was following- Trombette, Cleve- Wig Colvin, The meeting aspirants for builders, deeply engrossed in activity. meeting Wednesday, Louis Pallante, Niles; Paul and the newly formed Independent president; vice- positions on which was at- land; Eleanor McDermitt, the Ohio University de- o. u tended W. Nicolas Social Committee. of president; Calvin Hawkins, secretary bate squad be 3 by representatives of each Oliver, Shimimnston, Va.; Members the Stresses Need for Creative will held at o'clock church. Conti, Campbell. former are Gardner, chairman, and Robert Willoughby, treasurer. Monday in Fine Arts Building. All The membership campaign Eddie Ability in Lecture in Toupee nominees are: Henry An- former Increase Recorded will resolve itself into two phases, it university debaters and all Hauserman, and Don Mann. drews, president; Marjorie Jolly, vice men who have had any experience are was announced. The first will be the BOBCATS GET SUGAR The In- Alumni Auditorium secretary; In Department Here educational or advertising, that of dependent committee is made up of president; Mildred Bethel, requested by Prof. William H. Coop- Henry and Raymond Hehr, treasurer. of the of talks before various social groups and By T. B. Schwier, Earl Sticklen, Arthur er ,head Department Public Ralph Brown, nationally o. u. Speaking, to attend. Several changes have been made in gatherings to explain the affiliate Woodworth, Leonard and San- Rollo W. known The meeting ford Kearns. Music lecturer, stressed need for will not be a try-out, merely the Commerce Department of Ohio membership. The second will be that will be furnished the crea- but a this Breathes there a man with soul by Sammy Kaye's tive ability in his speech, "Do We Peppy brief "get together" it was stated. University year, according to of personal solicitation. nine Ohioans. Ad- Goat to Make statistics received from Prof. W. H. The attended the so dead Need Creative Minds in America?" At a meeting in Columbus, October following meet- Who never he, his horse has fed Tuesday evening, Appearance, Fenzel and Prof. E. E. Ray. ing: Rev. C. M. Coulter, Rev. M. E. October 8, in Alum- Oct. 23 5, which Professor Cooper attended, Professor Ray, of the Accounting With a little lump of sugar?" ni Memorial Auditorium. "Some day, it was decided by debating coaches Chatley, Rev. A. Y. Wilcox, Prof. W. Department, has returned this year H. H. T. Is thte great creator will happen along, Keeper of Green of from many schools in Ohio that the Gamertsfelder, Prof. Houf, Brown Unable To The the Goat after a two year absence from the Prof. Edith Wray, Audrey Jacobs, Well—we guess not. Of course, but he must have a firm foundation Ohio University and his willing as- subject of controversy this year should faculty. of Lillian Kittle, Hilda Sanders, Robert everyone does not have a horse, Talk at Convocation to build upon," said Professor Brown. sistants are working overtime getting be more interest to students and Prof. J. Hanson, formerly of "He must not college According- Carl Kinney, Ralph Walker, Douglas Graff- but we all know that society rec- be lost." their saucy animal ready for its fall administrations. the University of lowa, has charge of to "The creative minded builder has ly, the following question was select- lin, and Glenn A. Cole. ognizes the feeding of horses Due an engagement already debut. Latest reports from its head- the Department of Finance. He re- with sugar as perfectly legiti- made, Rollo W. Brown, of Harvard combined' his knowledge of Gothic ar- quarters indicate that the Goat will ed: Resolved, that entrance to in- places Prof. Milo Kimball, was pressing stitutions of higher learning should who KAPPA PHI mate. What is more, it is known University, who Tuesday evening chitecture with the demands be turned loose on October 23. The head of the department last year. spoke Memorial space, today have the be restricted to those Kappa Phi, the Methodist girl's that a horse who is fed with su- in Auditorium, was for and we sky- cover is to be a treat for campus eyes who have shown Prof. R. H. Paynter, of the De- unable to scraper as a result," the with special ability to pursue the work re- club, entertained new members with gar develops a deep affection for address university students Brown pointed Keeper says, the art work partment of Marketing, is offering a at chapel Wednesday morning. Miss out. "It is same in poetry in quired by recognized colleges and a Rainbow Tea Thursday afternoon the person who purveys the su- the and inside unusually peppy. new course—"Business Statistics." Hope McClaflin, instructor in the fiction. genius away cer- Goat is as universities." The exact wording has from 3:30 to 5:30 o'clock in the gar. The breaks "A Green valuable a part "There has been an increase in the School of Music, accompanied from cus- not been definitely decided, it is re- church parlor. Decorations were crepe Evidently by tain elements of life their of your college education as your enrollment in the School of Com- our football coach Irene Witham, also of of form new ported. paper in rainbow colors and flow- has be true. School Mus- tomary relationships to date book," the editor says. Fresh- merce this year, but at present, ac- fall discovered this to sang and Western Reserve, Allegheny, ers. Mrs. George poured tea. Between halves ic, several pleasing solos, combinations. The creative minded men should not miss this first issue, Col- curate figures are unavailable," Pro- Coe the of the Wes- Miss Mary of the Department person gate, Oberlin, Wooster, Ohio Wesley- About 160 girls were served. Piano give Noss, has' a certain divine twist in as much valuable information is in- fessor Fenzel stated. leyan game he will members of Romance Languages, favored the looking at life, enabling them to see cluded in it which should be especial- an, Denison, Cincinnati, Miami, and This year Joe Milner is music was furnished bv Elizabeth of the football team some sugar. have this question. student as- audience with three piano numbers. things to which others are blind." ly interesting to yearlings, he re- Ohio selected sistant to Prof. C. M. Copeland, the Phillips. (By the way sugar is not all o. u. So far, Ohio has scheduled Deni- 7 "The creative state of mind is the marked. head of the Commerce Department; they will probably get at the WILL SPONSOR SMOKER order save trouble and time son, Wesleyan, Miami, and Cincin- sublime stabilizer of justice. The In to Henry Reese, student assistant in the EXTENDS INVITATION half.) Scientists claim that su- Pi Epsilon Mu, honorary engineer- creative in of to nati. Other matches will also be ar- of The Athens Presbyterian gar gives minded person takes a chance, sending copies the Goat rela- Department Marketing; Carl Church additional energy and ing fraternity at Ohio University, will ■willing tives or man- ranged. Slack, Department of extends an invitation to visiting dads to make a fool of himself to friends, the Green Goat Finance; Rob- the boys will need plenty of en- sponsor a smoker for engineering discover agement will subscriptions for of to attend the Sunday program stu- something new." Professor take ert Ohm, Department Accounting. School ergy to beat Wesleyan. dents in the Men's Union 8 o'clock six issues, to sent to any part o. u. at the church at and to the at Brown explained this contention by the be SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHS 9:15, also The purpose of this item is to next Tuesday night, it of the States or Canada at home hour at 5 o'clock in the after- the was announced presenting several examples of "cre- United warn spectators in advance today. Speakers be Dean R. no extra charge for mailing. FOLKLORE CLUB MEETS noon. A special program is being ar- that will J. ators" mistaken as fools. "Only the Students they are not to become and Prof. L. J. Re- are asked to communicate with the Members of the Senior Class The first evening meeting of the ranged for the of the alarmed during Johnston Addicott. creati'qe minded, however, experience entertainment the second half freshments will consist of doughnuts the victorious attitude," he continued. Goat management in this matter. may arrange now for sittings at Folklore Club will be held in the Y. dads during the home hour. if one of the Ohio players sud- o. u. C. West and cider. Abilities Repressed Lamborn's for Athena pictures, W. A. rooms in Wing Thurs- n o denly gallops over to the side- intense ATTENDS MEETING* it was announced today. Ap- day evening, October 17, at 7 o'clock. LOST—Lady's brown leather pocket- lines and starts to whinney. He "The and bitter revolt of the C. Miss "under-man" in the Dr. T. McCracken, dean of the pointments will begin October 14 Mary E| Kahler will speak-about book in Library, Thursday. Con- will merely be trying to work the industrial world of Education Univer- to Her main inter- today is due to the fact that sensitive, College in Ohio and will continue until October her trip Europe. tained string of pearls, student coach for more sugar. (No of- high grade sity, was in Columbus Thursday at- 26. Students are requested to ests will be the countries : England, ticket, compact, pen and several fense, football team). (Take men have had their cre- meeting it ative abilities repressed. The general tending a of the Advisory make out a list of activities be- Scotlard, Switzerland and Germany. dollars in bills. Finder please call back, lots of offense—against Committee of the State Department members of the organization are at News Bureau, East or public knows very little of the crea- fore going to the studio. All Wing, Wesleyan.) KAMRUS KARACTER tive minded class which makes things of Education. urged to be present. dial 25731. Reward. for society and for its own satisfac- tion," the speaker said. "The creator is a variant and has a variant mind. The rest of the world treats him with either fear or antagonism, or else ig- Woman Starts Reporter on Quest That Brings Light Upon Food Problem at Ohio University nores him. Human kind cannot see ahead of itself and is inclined to think known of k By Norton Weber answer. The three words friendly, round-faced gentleman who, Here's How and ice-cream; 4,950 pounds of chick- all .creators fools." that question, even whispered in the Union, menus, made out a person when annex behind the Men's The week ahead en; 1,071 bushels of potatoes; 9,000 "The creative-minded gives to a deaf young lady, are usually has charge of all the meat-cutting, of time by Miss Henderson and O. of right of philosophy pounds sugar; 18 barrels of flour; us the kind and more expensive than a thousand word and of the measuring of all the fruits K.'d by Miss Druggan, sent to 2,500 right to A woman started it all. are pounds of beans; 225 cases of the kind of environment live "Why, silly question," telegram. and vegetables consumed by the Uni- Major Johnson, who estimates the cereals; 1,500 cases of that philosophy. Much of the satis- what a canned goods; chirped a clever little dormitory maid- How, we wondered, and determined versity establishments. He spent a amount of supplies necessary. Or- 40,000 Wves of bread; and 2,160 faction in life, comes from making merely by way making to find out, did the University man- half hour of his valuable time roll- ders are sent to the creamery, bakers, pounds of stress- en when we, of fish. things work out right." Brown her they age the meals for the 125 girls at ing his own cigarettes and adding to wholesale grocery dealers, and looking at disinterested, conversation, asked where fruit After at these figures, ed the need of honest, got the food that was served at her Howard Hall, the 130 at Boyd Hall, what the Major had said. vegetable farms, and packing houses. the enormous weight of thousands of creative thinkers in politics, pointing a perfectly ques- the 163 at Lindley Hall, and 35 regu- There was Miss Pearl Henderson, Staple goods are stored in the base- pounds that poor lift Rec- hall, "What foolish these girls must to articles of the Congressional tion. It comes from the kitchen of lar diners at the Faculty Club, and the busy young lady who manages the ment of Ewing Hall. Fruit, vegeta- from plates to dainty red mouths, one ord as examples of the terrible state course." the many, many people who patronize cafeteria and who plans the menus bles, and meat are kept in the cooler wonders why a course in physical of political conditions. "Intellectual "From the kitchen?" the Cafeteria? for the three dormitories and the on College Street. As the food is education is necessary. They should honesty has become a much discussed "Of course." The trail led to many places and Faculty Club. needed, it is delivered by Mart Seipel, be muscle just from eating. , bound problem," he said. "But where was it before it was in before many persons. There was Miss Elsie Druggan, cooked by white aproned ladies, And, now, strong in the strength "We are lost in the noise and traf- the kitchen? How'd it get there?" Johnson Aids head of University Hospital, who, as served by energetic students, and (at that only knowledge can give, we are fic of our great cities. The livable- "Oh, who cares about that? You In his office beneath Ewing Hall a dietician, inspects, from a scientific least most of it) is eaten by savagely prepared to enter any girls' dormi- ness of oururban communities has be- say the dumbest things." there was concise, iron-jawed Major point of view the menus planned by hungry coeds. tory on the campus and boldly strike come a jproblem for the scientific- Do Care Rafael Johnson, the man through Miss Henderson. How They Eat! down any inmate who looks at us minded," he continued. "We should But now that we had mentioned it, whom the University orders its food, There were many more cooks, These co-eds! How they do eat, through Murined eyelashes and who start with the beauty of our surface we discovered that we did care quite patiently putting aside his business waiters, dish-washers—who helped to even when they are not on a date! It trills in that superior manner that areas, eliminating the sameness of ur- a bit about it. Experience had taught to look over old records and compile get this all-important food out of the is estimated that, in the school year comes with a sorority pin, "Why, The ijirl iv!io got A in paleontol-
ban residences and is one statistics for us. kitchen. of what — combating the us that "Are you hungry?" 0 nine months, the University uses a perfectly silly question. It ogy because she didn't cut classes in biuboard nuisance." question lo which "Yes" is the only There was Mart Seipel, the nice, Here's how it's done! over $lO,OOO worth of butter, milk comes from the kitchen, of course." which case appearance counted! Page Two THE GREEN AND WHITE
BUY SOME COUGH DROPS us a "better chance" than he had, we be so far away with no direct and con- are learning how to serve those lead- and White decide to spend a week-end trying to stant supervision? ers and how to be the progressive citi- The Green how In the first game of the season Ohio decisive- show him we're using that "bet- Many of our dads are coming with zens of tomorrow. Ye Old Gristmill ter chance." University ly won over Big Ten opposition. Last week, the the supposition that we are becoming Official Student Publication of Ohio Conducted by Edna Ervin back and Another good thing about Dad's Bobcats turned back a fighting from West Will he go tell everyone the future presidents, and vice presi- Issued twice a week during the school period. team HELP! HELP! for days how educated we are becom- dents, of the nation. It is our work Day is that it offers a girl the oppor- Virginia. boy Subscription—s2.oo a year. Tomorrow will come the big test of the J ing? Or will he have a faint suspicion to make them see that, although we tunity of presenting the friend to her and then remarking, class matter B. A. A. race. that perhaps we are a little young to may not grow into great leaders, we dad Entered as second in the U. S. Postoffice. Are you bashful? Or so modest that "Wouldn't it be nice if Harry could Member of the Ohio College Newspaper Association Ohio Wesleyan has every bit as good a team you do not wish to see your literary spend Thanksgiving with us?" as in former years. The men who caused our efforts in print? Whatever it is, try ■ llllllllllllnillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllUlllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMlMlllllllllll downfall last year are still playing. Bobcats! to overcome it and send in some ma- Charles Etsinger Editor-in-chief terial for the Mill. Essays and jokes Get dressed, son. We are having dinner at the Telephone 24513 Forget the two victories and the uncrossed goal are needed. So are poems. Anything Darrell Grove Business Manager line. Do not underestimate the caliber of Wesley- that particularly pleases you, should Telephones 24513 and 597 an. Remember that game last year. We hope no please us. BERRY DINING ROOM ASSOCIATES opponent is to run more than half the length of HOTEL BERRY News Editors the field tomorrow for a touchdown. KINSHIP Thomas Jane David Stein Sometimes a ship moves toward the iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiKiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E. Byrne, Warner, A. should support. CAMPUS Columnist Edna Ervin Every student give his open sea Dramatic Editor Eleanore J. Garrett There's a big 'Thuse meeting tonight. Enthusi- Quite slowly, almost clinging to Literary Editor Helene Gent asm must be raised to its highest pitch. Get go- the pier; Art Editor Mary Albert ing tonight Ewing Hall Auditorium. And smoke, like long-dead branching CHATTER Society in trees curves back __Elizabeth Payton, Helen Roush, Margaret Laverty Fill the stands tomorrow. Just as the attend- Caressing wooden piles that stand Why not be Exchange Editor Albert C. Smith ance is to surpass all former marks, so must the etched clear. Sports Editor John Alden cheering large Assistants—Michael Graban, Edward Cooney, Elea- excel. Remember the spirit that And when all wanderings are safely nor Sullivan, Robert Vore, Alice Kirkup, Lawson crowd of followers displayed at Delaware last past— Chirographic? Diggs, George Swindell, C. A. Densmore, Charles year? Now it must be shown what we can do at And little ships, and big, to har- McCormick, Nicolas Riccy. home in a new stadium. Buy a box of cough bor come, Old man Webster says that means I think huge beams Dad's Day REPORTORIAL STAFF drops, and don't stop cheering until the game and and masts tell "writing in a particularway"—or travel-tales plans at Ohio Elizabeth Breese, Esther Harris, Al Moon, Richard All- the cough drops are finished.—C. D. To kindred piers that always stay words to that effect. gire, Lucille Van Lehn, DeLoris M. Cherry, Robert at home. are being Whittier, Margaret Allen, Norton Weber, William —Leda And no matter how particular Neville, Judy Reed, Russell Dean, Iris W. Young, made at the same Eleanor Hazeltine, Henry Andrews, Charles Green- THIS MEANS SOMETHING you are about writing—you can baum, Betty Tompkins, Albert Harry Wad- HEARD THIS? Wisner, "I haven't had a date since you've find the point that writes like you place as before. dell, George Krivnak, Helen Bartlett, Lenore McCar- Have you noticed how crowded the library is Hughes, been away to college. It's awfully and have it fitted, instantly, to the ley, Clifford Ward Conaway, Robert Wit- this year? We can remember when only the ex- lonesome." At Logans schey, Joseph Shanihan. holder of your choice, when you Typists Frances Swap, Hester Mitchell ceptionally studious folks went there to spend the Kocar, Sophomore boy: Say, honey, I've get the new Proof-reader Rowena G. Sprout evening. Now everyone has grown familiar with Pinky any and learned some new tricks. I can imi- Blaine, BUSINESS DEPARTMENT the building and goes there to work at tate any you mention. bird -EVERSHARP Advertising Manager Harry Ernest Kelly all times of the day. It is not a place to meet Freshman girl: Fine. Let's see you and Ross Sams Circulation Manager Jack Wadley dates anymore; it is a place to really study. imitate a homing pigeon. talk about how 22362 Telephone —M. E. T. y Business Staff THE AUTUMN PIPER FOUNTAIN-PEN to take over Paul Askue, David Titus, Robert Carlson, Robert Ran- Every Autumn I see him come, Ralph Miller, Arthur Fisher, Homecoming—the big day of the year is No- When the weather's growing colder, the frosh dolph, Harold Pierce, It's the "tailor made" fountain pen — Eldon Hauk. vember Don't forget it! Write home about it. A merry old man, in blue and brown, 2. any point —any holiler—any color—any tomorrow. Circulation Staff Tell all of your friends about it. Do everything And pipes slung over his shoulder. Way, style—assembled as you wish. Made B. F. Beckler, Jr., Charles Charles Weber, H. you can to make it the biggest, finest Homecom- E. Keck, Myron Parker. Behind him stretches a clean, blue possible by a new invention, the Inter- Other students ing Ohio University has ever had. Let's fill the sky, ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES changeable Nib. stadium. With clouds like white sails going, wonder what Roy Barnhill, Inc., 40 East 34th St., New York City And at his feet the brown leaves fly, See how it works—at any \\ ahl-Ever- Collegiate Special Advertising Agency, Inc., As he purses his lips for blowing. sliarp dealer's—and wliili you'rethere, the bathrobe 503 Fifth Ave., New York City Seems like everyone is turning out for convo- see the Wahl-Eversharp Pencils that cation this year. And no wonder when the pro- mighty cheer team Weird and the song begins j:o with these handsome pens. #3s= In order to better facilitate the circulation of the grams are as varied and interesting as they have At the piper's glad advancing, will do. Green and White this year, we are keeping the of- been. It's real hear of facul- And magic's abroad that swiftly wins publication. a treat to some our fice open from 6 to 7 o'clock each night of If ty prove their talent. Get the convocation habit! Even dead leaves to dancing. subscribers are not receiving their papers regularly, they At Logan's manager or the are asked to call the circulation office. Through wood and meadow and every- are Definite office hoursfrom 12:30 to 2:00 p. m. and from A clever sophomore remarked to us during where, dates 4:30 to 6:00 p. m. will also be maintained by the editor the Ohio-West Liberty game, just after a divided When the weather's growing colder, made for this year. Ohio cheer had been given and the big "I" in the Goes this quaint old man with his merry air, & Dad's Day yell by the men's section: "You know, these men And pipes slung over his shoulder. Mathews Fishbaugh WE MEAN IT are becoming awful stuck-up and egotistical. No- Mrs. Mary Whitcomb Hess dance. tice how it's always big I with them?" Dad's Day is one that should strike sympa- DEAR OLD DAD Logan's is in the feeling of every student on The mere mention of Dad's Day SHOE REPAIRING thetic chords makes us think sentimental thoughts more than ever the campus of Ohio University. It is a day, also, —maybe of the first time we got pad- which should have much in store for the dads and dled for swearing, maybe of the time of Quality and Service a campus The Word we mothers so that their stay here may be a pleas- Last drove three miles with the emer- tradition. ant and oft-remembered one. On Things Literary and Dramatic gency brake set, or just maybe of a kind face that can be rockily stern or at Lowest Prices This week-end Is a time dedicated to the fath- comfortingly gentle. ers who have given, in many cases, the best years After he's worked for years to give of their lives to prepare their children for a school Why don't you give the new books a rest ? Some one Material and Workmanship Guaranteed such as Ohio University. It is a time in which or other has suggested that the plan of reading one old these visitors, many of them here for the first book to every new one is interesting, and I've tried it. It time, will be introduced to the customs and tra- is. Somehow, perhaps from one's high-school teachers, Ladies Soles 75c Ladies' Heels 25c LOGAN'S ditions of an institution that justly boasts of it- who make a drudgery of reading the classics, the average Attention Men's Soles $l.OO self as "the oldest university west of the Alle- college student has the idea that old books, though per- Book & News gheny Mountains." It is a time for their enjoy- haps good for one mentally, and even morally, are intense- ment, and also one in which they are to be shown ly boring. But honestly they're not. They're just as read- Students 28 W. Union St. Store that this university is really a place of "higher able, and immeasurably meatier than the piffling novels that from boarding school girls octogenari- learning." everyone, to For self supporting- stu- OPPOSIT POST OFFICE ans, insists on putting out lately. This editorial is not being written simply to dents desiring fascinating, pile words one upon the other in euphonious and There is "Candide," by Voltaire, one of the wittiest, perhaps highly pleasing phrases for the sake of biting satires on the foolishness of mankind that has ever remunerative work either I I I I lIIIMIIIIIIIIIIM the visitors. It is written in an attempt to ex- been written. It is one of the books, along with "Gulli- temporary or permanent, press our appreciation for the many things dad ver's Travels" and "Jurgen," that I read when very young may I suggest that many has done for us. And we are most sincere. Every and thought was a fascinating fairy tale. The editon with students of both sexes have For illustrations Rockwell Kent is a masterpiece of the word is expressed after considerable thought, for by earned scholarships and much thinking is needed to adequately express printer's art. cash to defray ourselves when speaking about dad or attempting There is "Don Quixote," written by an incurable ro- sufficient all cMonStop Writing to thank him. Hence, perhaps, the effort is be- mantic to cure romanticism. Cervantes lead a life that college expenses, represent- coming slightly incoherent. sounds as much like a novel as his own great one. He ing national magazine pub- of Lepanto. These All-American Football Stars, This editorial is also an effort to convey to lost his right hand at the fabled Battle He lishers. If interested, write was captured by Barbary pirates and taken as a slave to dad that his presence here is appreciated from the or wire for details.—M. A. Like All Real Fellows, viewpoint of everyone on the campus. The fath- Algiers. He organized an escape, was betrayed by one of death. His Steele, National Organizer, of many students will be present. the conspirators and ordered put to owner re- on ers unable to be 5 Columbus Circle, Depend Parker Pressureless Touch Yet, the presence of their friends' dads should in fused to give him up, even to death, and he finally paid his New 3 and a sense fill the gap of absence. ransom and returned to Spain, where he settled down York, N. Y. Non-Breakable Barrels "Don It's great you'll 24% From the student's viewpoint it is also neces- wrote Quixote." a book; find Saba- Greater Ink Capacity—*Guaran- tini and Harold Bell Wright rather tiresome after you've sary to say a word. It is his duty—but it should teed Forever Against All Defects become a pleasure—to make dad and mother feel read it. "at home" here. A university, of course, is not There is "Wuthering Heights" by Emily Bronte. She Hitch your writing to one one. can was a frail, dainty woman who had never left her home to the star of all pens home who has never attended It if wantto never be one in the true sense of the in rural England, and she has written a tremendous novel, you be in the word "home." CASH same classwith the Big But it can approximate home. It is therefore the full of an atmosphere of brooding disaster, that will etch itself deeply in your mind. ijj Fellows 'who star in earnest duty of all students to make this campus IN ON YOUR OLD every line ofendeavor. The is practically since we have the —a more beautiful one you will never find—such list endless, ages TYPEWRITER There's never been a pleasing and attractive place that all fathers and instead of the season to choose from. But I have at least another so handsome books Non-ttop line plunges ivon an mothers will be more than glad they came, even to mention a few more of those without which no to carry as black-tipped one's complete. in We All-Americanberthfor"Biff" ParkerDuofold—never for a education is Read "Alice Wonderland," are in a position Univer- such short time. Hoffman of Stanford another so shapely to read "The Way of All Flesh," read "The Brothers Kara- to accept and to sity. When it comes tonon-stop Without becoming effusive, then, let us say hold with masov," read "The Temptation of Saint Anthony," read writing, "Biff" depends on a and none with open heart and fervent feeling, "Greetings, Parker our 47thImprovement "Moby Dick," read the Bible. Duo/old. Dads, and Mothers, too. Ohio University and her Allow You Most —Pressureless Touch. Tht head-work -which made Ho-uan published by H AU-Amer,- students welcomes you. May your stay be a pleas- "Candide," Voltaire, Random House, Inc. It adjUStS itS flow tO "P"" ofCarnegie Tech. "Don Quixote," Cervantes, published by Random House, the hand e-""»«*«- • "nfined >° /"•>"■"■ speed of your' ant one." for your old machine . K wet I 111 . ■«JT good judgment in the classroom stroke. -* Inc. Heights," Bronte, published The by _ "Wuthering by easing your „,, wrilts v PtrUr Prtlsureltii towards the purchase It sweeps pen worries Modern Library, Inc. "Alice in Wonderland,'" Carroll, of Touch. WATCH THOSE LIGHTS published by The Modern Library, Inc. "The Way of All price a new out of your mind, so brain has a clear track for Flesh," Butler, published by The Modern Library, Inc. your thinking. Do you know that by actual count They say collegians are "never, a Brothers Dostoyevsky, published by Corona Royal Parker's Pressure- never in "The Karamasov," less Writing now rules throughout America? hurry." And yet, after watching students cross The Modern Library, Inc. "The Temptation of Saint An- Remington A census ofpens in 13 technical schools disclosed that the streets against the signals, we begin to be- thony," Flaubert, The Modern Library, Inc. "Moby Dick," Parker leads inpopularity 2 to 1.It wasvoted the favorite lieve that they are always in a hurry. Folks, Melville, published by The Modern Library, Inc. or by students in 55 colleges. And a nation-wide poll con- those lights are at the intersections of the busiest —Helene Gent. ducted by the Library Bureau proved Parker the prefer- streets for one puipose—and that is to avoid ac- Underwood enceby 25%above the second pen.and 48%abovethethird. |*To prove Parker Duofold is a Step to any good pen counter and select your point. cidents. Accidents will happen, but eveiy possi- pen lifelong IRONIC BROADWAY Portable of perfection, we Imitations can't deceive you if you look for the imprint, ble precaution should be taken to save human life. offer to make good any defect, "Geo. S. Parker—DUOFOLD." The theatrical world was stunned the other day by provided -omplete pen is sent Let's watch those lights!—M. by the direct the E. T. Typewriters owner to THE PARKER PEN COMPANY. Janesville, Wis. Offices and Subsid- the death of Jeanne Eagles, the Sadie Thompson star in factory for return with 10c iaries: New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Buffalo, Dallas, San Francisco. "Rain." Ambitious and high-strung, this versatile actress postage and insurance. SHOOTING BLINDLY worked under stress until, like many great people labor- TYPEWRITERS ing against physical strain, she ameliorated herself with ALSO FOR RENT Another shot at blind targets—Ohio vs. Ohio sedatives. Doctors claim she died of alcoholic psychosis. Wesleyan, one split shot for Ohio; Wittenberg So the stage mourns the loss of a great character. As she vs. Denison, several shots for Wittenberg; West- lay beautifully gowned in pink velvet in the funeral home ern Reserve vs. Carnegie Tech., a whole volley for on Broadway, just across the street people unmindfully HAYLOR'S Tech.; Ohio State vs. lowa, a few buckshot against jammed in and out of the movie in which she starred while Books, Stationery, Gifts the Buckeyes; Indiana vs. Chicago, a machine gun her name glittered in bold letters on a billboard in front for Chicago; Notre Dame vs. Navy, a torpedo for of the theater. We have heard that Broadway was hard, 17 SO. COURT ST. the Irish; Harvard vs. Army, a shell for Army; but opinion of is this, in the this critic, the most pungent "On your way 5*7-10 Purdue vs. Michigan, no hit; Nebraska vs. Syra- bit of irony that "the great white way" could furnish. to school" cuse, a fast bullet from the West.—C. D. —Eleanore Garrett. Duofold THE GREEN AND WHITE Page Three No Athens Players Best B. A. A. Gain through Ohio State's line but were BOBCATS A INTRAMURALS TO unable to evade the secondary men. HAVE Here's Vengeful Bobcat With Bobcats Now Is Made By Franz Edwards played a stalwart game for Wittenberg and received a great ova- tion when he left the game. Meid- BUSY WEEK FOR BE INAUGURATED The most of ' Ohio University's 1929 football team prominent players the inger of Denison carried the ball 60 is the first one in years that has not other Buckeye Conference teams be- yards in three attempts, to score a Speedball, a New Sport, to boasted of a former Athens High sides Ohio last Saturday were: Thom- touchdown. Vossler of Miami pierced BISHOP INVASION school star. As far back as memory as and Franz of Ohio Wesleyan; Western Reserve's line for two of the Be Played Saturday has been able to run, the Bobcats Meidinger of Denison; Plummer, three touchdowns. Peden Has Little Reserve Mornings Here have had at least one Athens youth Smith, and Capt. Edwards of Wit- o. u. on the squad each year. But now tenberg, and Vossler of Miami. Material for Use; Wes- there is none. There was nothing bordering on LARGEST PORT Ohio University's intramural sport Pete the sensational in the Bobcat's play- leyan Also Drills Hard McKinley, Dayton Wise, Har- who like to season will get under way next week. old ing. Young and Mason made the Americans say we have William Trautwein Wise, Sereno Shafer, George most the biggest and best in the world can "Dutch" will de- Sweeney, Simeon Earich, and Ray- yardage. Gabriel, Warshower, STRONG DEFENSE vote much of his time to this branch mond Hart, and Burke led the Ohio attack. still say the United States has the Davis have all supplied thrills Ohio seaport; 15,166,000 registered of athletics, so popular on the campus. for University Franz, Wesleyan backfield biggest Ohio fans in recent the port of New Though they have defeated Indiana A new system is being introduced this years. man, furnished the big thrill of the net tons entered York University, 18 to 0, and West Liberty, year. A new sport is also to be taken day in returning a kickoff 101 yards during the first six months of 1929 Going still to Coach Don C. has up. Speedball, a combination further back are the for a touchdown. Plummer and while 10,108,000 tons entered Antwerp 26 0, Peden been of bas- of Irish his through a busy soccer, will played Sat- names Russ Finsterwald, Smith, Wittenberg men, broke the second ranking point of the world. putting Bobcats ketball and be Krieger, Harley B. week on the practice field correcting urdav mornings on the old Athletic Littler, T. Grov- faults in the offense which will be Field". er, Elmer Lockhart, Horace Palmer, Wesleyan William Walsh, Tom Morgan, John used" against Ohio Univer- James Palda, manager, Hibbard, and at Ohio intramural Earl Nye. In addition, sity this Saturday stadium. states that entries from the fraterni- the of Jack The biggest worry coming out of names Rhodes, Carl ties are not coming in very fast. He Brooks, John Longley, and George the week's drill is the fact that Coach fraternity Shirley appear, will urges all intramural mana- the latter two being Peden have little reserve mater- to from Nelsonville, county. ial ready for use against the Battling gers hand in their entries before Athens Bishops. His tackles, Will- Thursday, otherwise, they may not be aside from in the first iam Griffith, Pittsburgh, and George able to compete two Hastings, Maiden, Mass., have failed rounds of the baseball series. Fresh- Treat Dad to improve. Should either of these men who would be interested in be- two veterans suffer injury, Ohio's coming intramural managers are ask- hopes would be considerably dimmed. ed to get in touch with Palda or One ray of cheer has developed this Coach Trautwein. at the week, however. Lowell Livingston, The schedule will not be completed Lima, a sophomore center, has showed until all entries are in. Announce- enough ability to class him as a cap- ment of it will appear in an early College able understudy to George Brown, edition of the Green and White. Un- veteran center of Maiden, Mass. der the new system there are to be Considerable attention this week only twTo leagues, A and B. The A has been devoted to development of a league will be composed of active fra- Hangout pass offense and defense for the Wes- ternity men, and the B league will be leyan invaders. With Russell Kep- made up of pledges. Winners and ler, Wellington, and Ray Hart, Ma- runners-up will receive points toward rietta, tossing the pigskin, the Bob- the intramural cup, entrance points cats appear dangerous on the attack. will also be given this year. This will There are still several rough spots in tend to make the competition keener, the defense, however, which must be Trautwein said. The season's program ironed out. includes indoor baseball, basketball, Bettie Shop Saturday's conflict will be the first track, handball, wrestling, and volley time that the Ohioans have defended ball. In the spring, there will be com- Tobacco's the new $185,000 stadium against horse- petition in tennis, track, and at its best ... in Buckeye Conference competition. A s the Ashtabula High School, and will demerit an operation for appendicitis Pi Delta Theta The Ohio Aquatic Club held its first be joined by Mrs. Betts the first of on Monday. Pi Delta Theta announces the pledg- meeting of the year last night at 6:45 November, after which date they will Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Davis of Co- ing of: Alice Carmen, Russel, Ken- p. m. Only the old members were be at home in Ashtabula. lumbiana spent the end of the week tucky; Giveneth Evans, Sebring; Co-eds in Sports present. It will be announced soon with their daughter, Evelyn. Margaret Johnston, Glouster; Mabel when tryouts for membership are to Society of Interest Delta Sigma Pi Miss Louise Auberle had as her Townsend, Wellston; Dorothy Carman, be held. Delta Sigma Pi is pleased to an- guest, Mr. Robert Dulin of Parkers- Russel, Kentucky. In last Tuesday's issue it was stated o. u. pledging of nounce the Claude Niase, burg. Wednesday evening, October 9, a hockey practice had been changed NEEDED Centerburg; MANAGERS Gerald Woods, Elmira, Juanita Tefift spent the week-end at formal banquet was held at the chap- from Mondays and Wednesdays at 4 Freshmen men desiring to become Senior Reception son Harris, Arthur Skinner and Edgar New York; Leonard Holden, Cleve- the chapter house. ter house in honor of the pledges. Dec- p. m. to Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4. to land. football managers are requested More than 400 attended the recep- Tuckerman. Anna Lois Saum and Louise Auber- orations were in white and yellow, and Practice, however, will be at 4 on Cundiff, at gym- The first smoker was spent see Dillon the Men's tion of President and Mrs. Bryan for Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Griggs of Junc- professional le Saturday in Columbus. the guests were presented with yellow Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and About 10 managers held October 3. It well nasium. more are seniors and faculty members Tuesday tion City were Sunday afternoon Thursday, was Miss Elise Ralph of Gallipolis visit- chrysanthemums. Thursday, it is announced. Six teams needed. Ralph F. was on Sunday. afternoon in the Men's Union. Dec- guests. attended. Prof. Beckert ed at the chapter house Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Warne of Mans- have now been organized, but it is . o. U. the speaker. orations of green and white adorned field, Ohio, were week-end guests of hoped enough girls will appear to MEETING SATURDAY Theta Upsilon Sonner. were several more teams. the ballroom. Alpha Delta Beta their niece, Evelyn They form A meeting of the sports staff of the The following assisted Dean Irma Alpha Sigma Alpha Theta Upsilon held formal pledging chapter house. Alpha Delta Beta is pleased to an- fol- entertained at the Athena will be held at the Athena in of Monday evening, October 7. The . Voigt, charge Alpha Sigma Alpha . refreshments, nounced the pledging of Kenneth Wise announces the o. u. A number girls signed up Saturday morning at 10:30 at the reception: Mrs. Mary of Augusta lowing girls were pledged, Mildred B. of have office G. of Canton. initiation Hornbrook, Ber- an hike to held to- o'clock. Men desiring to help Mrs. E. Mrs. T. C. and Riggle. Bethel, St. Clairesville, Evelyn L. TO MEET TUESDAY for over-night be students Noss, W. Chubb, The following spent the week-end nice Rawe, June night, providing permits. this to Mrs. E. B. Mrs. formal Peery, Pauline Ing- Phi Delta Gamma, professional for- the weather in department are asked see McCracken, Smith, at their homes: Carlos Martin, Elliot A dinner was given on Wed- McClure, Helen is by the Margaret Benedict, Miss Joy Cutler, nesday evening Berry, ram, Salem, Mary M. Moore, Moore- ensic fraternity, will meet in the The hike being sponsored Mike Graban, sports editor. Reichelderfer, James Warren, Ray- at Hotel clos- 7 Athletic o. u. Miss Anna Lois Saum, Miss Lillian the field, I. Bowling, South Web- Men's Union, Tuesday evening, at Women's Association. Hik- mond Chapman, Gerald Luellen, Fred- ing rushing period. Roses were Bertha ers plan Gym at Nearly in England are Barbour, and Y. W. C. A. cabinet given to guest. ster, Elizabeth L. Pase, Wheelersburg, o'clock. Alumni members of the fra- to leave the Women's 5,000 schools erick Filler, John Smith, Chester each ternity 8:30 o'clock. receiving lessons by radio. members. Miss Mary Elizabeth Rennels spent and Virginia Bogel, Athens. are invited. Lamb. being Irvin Hite spent the week-end in the week-end at her home in McAr- A formal pledge banquet is Theta Upsilon thur. held on Thursday evening. The decor- Chicago. of Two affairs have been held by The- Elmer West made a short visit to Evelyn McKinley returned to her ations will be in the rainbow tints ta Upsilon at their new brick home at his home Friday evening. home in Parkersburg where she un- the sororhy. 110 North Congress street. On Sat- Joseph Cohen and Loyd Naragon urday, September 28, rushees were en- were week-end visitors in Columbus. tertained at a Carnival Party. Booths Lawrence Eblin spent the week-end had been cleverly arranged where the visiting Chester Lamp and Harry guests could obtain caps, balloons, Wetzel in Parkersburg, W. Va. noisemakers, confetti and serpentine Mason Dixon Orchestra with the "carnival" money with which Tau Sigma Delta they had been supplied. A medicine Lawson Diggs and Ralph Gibbs man supplied candy pills guaranteed HOTEL BERRY TONIGHT from made a week-end trip through West to cure anything class cuts to Virginia and Kentucky. homesickness. Refreshments were keeping George Shepler spent the week-end served in with the carnival at in spirit. his home Greenfield. Bernard Russi was an end-of-the- On Tuesday afternoon the actives week visitor in Zanesville. entertained their friends at a high Tuesday tea. Monday, A Rainbow formal dinner was held Lambda Omega on Wednesday evening at The Colo- Lambda Omega opened rushing sea- and Wednesday nial Hotel. Table decorations and fa- son with a breakfast Saturday morn- Write: vors were in the rainbow tints of the ing at the Windsor Tea Room. Tues- sorority. day night a Bohemian party was held. 11. 11. Chase, Manager Theta Upsilon announces the initia- The color scheme for this party was tion of Miss Fern McCleary of West black, yellow and red. A formal din- MADAME X 99 Lafayette, Ohio. ner Wednesday evening marked the ""Hal Chase's Collegians close of rushing season. The greatest All-Talking Picture of the year The Misses Delta Tau Delta Lucille Minor and Jo- —with— Box 95 Athens. Ohio Delta in its fall sephine Graves were the week-end Delta Tau ushered guests of Miss Betty McElheny. RUTH CHATTERTON and LEWIS STONE Available for Fraternity and Sorority social season with a house dance Sat- Mrs. night. "Informality Melcher, daughter Kathryn Dances after November First urday at its and was the son Frank, were Sunday guests height" aim of the program of Mary Katherine committee. Fire alarms at half-hour Melcher. £ NOW SHOWING intervals, made possible by high pitch- annnannnannnnnnnjnnnDnnnDnnannnnnnnnDnnnnnDDDnnnnnnnnDnnnDnaDDnnnannoDDnDDnonaDn Nelson-Betts Wedding JOAN CRAWFORD —in—- DnnnnnannnnnnnnnnDnnnnDDDnnnDDDnDDDnnDDnaDDDnDDDDDannnGDDnDDnnDDaDDDnnnnnnanDnnD ed voices and the fraternity dinner an du gong, added much to the effort to be Coming as 1 a surprise to his many informal. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Gullum friends on the campus, was the mar- g OUR MODERN MAIDENS riage of Mr. Ralph Betts, Nelsonville, □□ DD and Mr. and Mrs. J. Alonzo Palmer "laDnnnnnDDnnnaDnnnnnnnnDnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnDDnn SALE acted as chaperones. to Miss Philena Nelson, also of Nel- BEGINNING TOMORROW—A inDaDnnannaannDDaaDaaannanaDDDaDnDnnnnnnnnannaDDDDDnG dd1 an sonville, in Athens, Saturday, 1 Octo- ber 5. The ceremony was performed Gamma Gamma Gamma Presbyterian B. O'Malley, Washington, D. at the manse, with the John Rev. C, spending a days 1 A. Y. Wilcox officiating. is few with the . New fraternity. O'Malley is studying law After the ceremony, the couple at- Georgetown tended the Ohio -West Liberty foot- Smocks at University. 1 Brilliant 1 Clyde Morris drove down for the ball game, and visited with friends in week-end from Canton, Ohio, where he Athens, returning to Nelsonville Sat- SATURDAY is teaching at North High. urday evening. Gordon White, Portsmouth, visited Mr. 1 and Mrs. Betts are both gradu- Friday Saturday. ates of Nelsonville High School. Mr. here and Betts University, grad- Michael Graban and William Lane attended Ohio spent Sunday in Columbus visiting •ufiting in the Class of 1929, and is a relatives. member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. Candy Special The groom, has returned to his po- Tau Kappa Epsilon sition as instructor in accounting in Visitors at the chapter house this 21/,-LB. 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