I Y K Generally fair tomo- PROFESSOR MacLENNAN If y6u EATHER- dont want to stay In the common rt cloudy and warmer probably 1 rut be careful to observe lots of Snowed by show- Temperature olloW pass by hinhest 43 lowest 35 little things which most people yesteraay OBERUN REVIEW

OBERLIN OHIO TUESDAY MARCH 22 1927 NUMBER 44 VOLUME 54

PHI KAPPA PI WILL HEMINGWAY ELECTED TO BASKETBALL STAG HEAD SHANSI COMMITTEE P D STORY OF NEXT The World HOLD HIGH SCHOOL THURSDAY WILL BE Outside CONTEST IN STURGIS Sophomore is New Leader With IN HONOR OF KING OBERLIN PRESIDENT Hume Vice- By Henry M Masuda President and Martha Rugh Secretary Literary Society has Received 12 En Annual Mens Gathering Will Have is Captured Shanflhai tries From High Schools In College Head as Guest of MUCH EXAGGERATED Shanghai At a recent meeting of the Student The long- expected full of Northern Ohio Honor happened and from now Shansl committee George Heming- has finally Rumor is Sen- way lit was elected chairman for Cleveland Plain Dealer the doings of the Cantoned will FROSH CLUB TO SING WILL REWARD PLAYERS Y OFFICERS ELECTED on GLEE the coining year sational Feature Without Founda- likely radiate from this import- very The other officers are Fulton Hume tion Say Authorities ant base The Shanghai defense First year Songsters Will Provide Basketball Os to be Awarded and 28 vice- chairman and Martha Rugh Albert A Roden 28 was elect- is said to be hopelessly bot Coach Speak orv Entertainment While Judges MacEachron to Y M O A PLEDGED TO SECRECY Nanking Shanghai rail- 0 secretary ed president of the tled since the Choose Loving Cup Winners Two Boxing Bouts yester- by at the close of the polls Wliy is now held up the Cantonese may day afternoon Faculty and Trustee Committees claim that the Northern gen- Honor to King will be Some Twelve entries have been received President He will be assisted by John II not Announce Results at accepted huge bribes from the NEW COURSES ADDED TO the main function of the Mens bas- eral by the Phi Kappa Pi Mens Literary Wieluud 29 vice- president Milton Present for Shanghai As yet nothing ketball stag to be held Thursday South Society of Oberlin for their fourth SUMMER SCHOOL WORK C Forster 30 recording secretary happened to the International evening at In Warner gymna- Sun- las annual public speaking contest for 813 and W Fulton Hume 28 treas- A story on the first page of in Shanghai although it sium A comuiilttee composed of the pos- settlement northern Ohio high schools which urer the other officers elected for days Plain Dealer featuring the to think that the Onn Will Increase Range of Subject Mat presidents of four college classes young difficult will be held this year on Friday the year 1927- 28 sibility of the selection of ter to Include of 238 the jiHse will let the foreigner remain March 25 The contest will be held Total will escort him from his home on Bob Hutching for the next presi- Hours in peace ror long at 7IiO in Sturgls hall East College street to the gymnasium dent of Oberlin College was denounc- The high schools who are sending where lie will he the guest of ed yesterday by members of the fac- SESSION OPENS JUNE 22 REVIEW APPOINTS NEW Yugoslavia Protests Neutrality representatives this year are those honor ulty committee considering the flues- l- Basketball will be present- sensa- Yuim- lavia is protesting that she i Medina Cluffton Fostorla Ober letters TRYOUTS tion as a cleverly written Nineteen Members of Faculty Will EDITORS AFTER not Intend to Invade Albania lin Kenton Bellevue Amherst Na- ed nan having earned them at the tional feature story clothed with itoes Remain in Oberlin MacLennan Albania und Italy are claiming poleon Van Wert Fremont Lodi and stag by Professor Savage director of Exaggerated half- truths and deduc- while is Director and Chairman Prnmotes Louise McCaw Connie Hop- arming on the boundary North Baltimore The contestants athletics and Coach MacEachron will tions which will inevitably cause mis- that she is kins Winifred Fay Sally Wheel- any cur will speak on one of five subjects speak leading impressions Albania is a nation without er and Stuart Schoff toy The departmental work for the addition the finals of the box- who was so con- rency or railroad entirely dependent which have been chosen the Phi In The candidate College Session has been an- In- Sumner ing tournament Ibegun last fall will spicuously brought forward in that on Italy without whose support Yugo- Kappa PI members and which nounced In addition to last years Admits Bigelow Hawes Hutzen over com- uch topics as The Essential be played off Longman opposing new article is only one of a list slavia would have taken clude many Ormsby Ralston and Williams to schedule new courses appear Gowdy for the heavyweight title and of liO and there was absolutely no nlcte control Yugoslavia claims the Characteristics of Good Literature News Staff the total number of hours offered Pet- singer vs Norris being the other reason for giving the impression tlnat support of France nd Russia and Has louth the Right to Oppose the amounting to 2J0 or 4- 1 more than in of and Do you encounter billed he is an outstanding possibility au- Italy Is said to have Great Britain Dictates Its Elders Five of the Oberlin Review news 1020 thorities here say The list of can- behind Germany ami1 Rumania Believe In Peace at any Price Each her The new courses which will be staff were promoted to editorships at the talks will be for six minutes TO didates eiven by the writer wa are regarded as uncertain if given are Botany Introduction to F B ARTZS PAGEANT the end of the first six- weeks try- The judges for the contest are grossly wrong the committee stated Botany Dendrology Economics In out period of the second semester absolutely America Professor V E Otterback Professor BE PRODUCED BY W A A and was published with Jazz the World and dustry and Commodities Education and six candidates were successful B W Lewis Assistant Dean D N tio authority While on one hand we see the in nuaklng the news staff Clay- Methods of Teaching in High The writer of the story Svas in proclaiming that Love Norman Shaw and Jacob Adaptation of Old Play as Written Louise McCaw 28 was promoted Vatican at Rome Schools English Literature English Oberlin last week aU approached waning throughout trjn 7 by History Professor Will be to position of News Editor Con- jazzs Influence Is Poetry Dante in English Chaucer the certain authorities here with the While the judges are making their Given 29 was Society the world Otto II Kalin in Berlin Literary Criticism Wordsworth and nie B Hopkins made suggestion that perhaps Hutcliins spirit Am decision the freshman mens glee club Winifred L Fay 28 Fea- says that jazz is the of Coleridge Fine Arts Ancient Art Editor would make a fine president and his which has been so popular this year in Ex- erica observers say that they of Many Women Will be Needed lure Editor and Sally E Wheeler Close num- Architecture and Sculpture the statements in Sundays paper were really wlil sing several of its favorite hibition of Our Ladys 28 L Schoff 29 Issue are both rieht and that jazz is Renaissance in Italy French Con- and Stuart based wholly on his own assumptions folk- bei s Juggler the beginning of American lore versation and Composition German Editors and the replies of those to whom he The chief object of this contest is to news The German Novel The German Club The recent additions the talked who merely agreed that to show to the high school students Juggler is the name Bigelow 30 Lillian In no credit History Mediaeval Eu- Our Ladys staff are Leslie remarkable person Marshal Order Kansas that obtrlin Is Interested In a good Hutcliins was a in Ooffoy ropean History India and the East selected for the pageant to be given Hawes 28 Helen Hutzen 29 Ralph The recent race riots bit more than the more heard- of ality of by the women of Oberlin under the Ormsby 30 Beatrice Ralston 29 II hi in which a mob or wnires at in Modern Times Growth the The faculty committee as well as campus activities In order to fur- A A was 30 town jail where United Stataes Mathematics College auspices of the W It and Alma Williams committee is sworn to tempted to rush the ther acquaint the visiting students the trustee Philosophy of Re- written by Mr Artz taken from an The appointed staff of the Review wo negroes were held for assault plan- Algebra Science absolute secrecy as the Plain Dealer with Oberlin the society has play and specially adapted and at the end of the six- weeks period buttery in which an equal moh ligion Political Science Peace and old story pointed out and deeply regret and ned a tour of the college grounds presentation on the c mpn these at War Sociology Sociology of Con- arranged for consists of impression was given that thwarted ami buildings in the afternoon and that the chapel plaza News Department Louise McCaw seriously considering ompts has caused Mayor Patterson for sev flict they were wilt provide entertainment a This pageant is an important event news editor Elizabeth Deemer John Ho declare marshal law In the city Sixteen hours will constitute Hutcliins above other candidates It leral of the contestants over the college and Longnecker Ruth McQuate Mary Po- by Na full course or one- quarter of a col for the women of the is certain the committee says that which Is now pntrolled state w eek- end i support of all the women cock Kathryn Hopwood Ralph Orms- Guard troops lese years credit The malorltv of merits the the successor to President King will linnal The school whose contestant wins project and Ralston assistants the courses meet six times a week jit is air unusually large by and Beatrice not be announced for at least a prize in the contest will be M Har liist although five four and three- hour many characters win e necessui Sports H Evans editor possiibly not until some Seeks Low Tariff cup to be in- month aud tanada granted a silver loving I wish to par Mickel Place and Leslie courses may ibe chosen For the women who old Ruth In June So far the attempts of Fremier name of the school time scribed with the personnel of the faculty is ticipate and did not sign on the slips Bigelow assistants BlacKenzIe King to procure a treaty The and to remain In their possession for Mac- will be further op- Society Connie M Hopkins edi- composed of Professors S F 1 in chapel there reciprocity on natural products one J ear The contestant winning womens Smith and Betty OBERLINITES AT HAMILTON Lennan director and chairman C portunity to sign in the tor Alice Louise ith the United States lias met with first prize will bo given a gold modal j assistants II A Wager Karl F Geiser George gymnasiums Jones cold reception in Washington person who takes second Winters and Weber to Coach Eastern and the t ilnlihiiil Albert W Aron J F Music Miles Schapiro editor hen they still remember that Can place will be given a silver medal Hutzen assistant Athletes Mack It A Jelliffe Mary E Sinclair Helen ida agree j did not ratify the customs Ed- MEMBERS WILL Department Winifred Fey Oscar Taszi F W Buckler and 17 NEW Feature tent which Congress passed during Alma Williams and Lillian Two former Oberlin athletes Art win L Clark Associate Professors editor aiV administration I HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS SING IN HOME CONCERT Hawes assistants Winters and Mox Weber have accept I B Kreuger and L D Hartson Sally Wheeler and Stuart ed positions on the athletic staff of A- l- TllOmtOU Office OPERETTA wtntit nfKSOrS H II next year Art AM WILL PRESENT Oberlin Pro Schoff issue editors Hamilton College for Russia is Aroused i ii pnrtt nut E W Mclnnis and Women Appearing in next six weeks tryout period who for the last four years has been Joseph Stalin head of the Commun- G T Jones Laurlue E gram for First Time to Assist The Instructors competing for of athletics and coach at j In al liity in Russia Is quoted to have To Give The Wishing Well This B MacLennan Glee Club Saturday for those interested director Mack and Sarah accepted the position as Under D- j positions on the news staff starts Case has rtd that although there will be no Week in Auditorium sessions opens June 22 and The Any wishing to of the athletic department at j head hnr this summer nor this fall It irection of Miss Martin 10 Bulletins with fur- MAJORITY IN CONSERVATORY with todays issue closes Aug may their while Mox who has been ttilv because the other nations may be obtained at j enter the competition leave Hamilton ther information Cleveland Heights high 1 South coaching at making preparations by strength- The Wishing Well the Irish op- Secretary 16 From Music School 14 From C names at the Review office on tr the office of the be assistant director ens iLuip forces and bv trying to eretta to be presented by the Stu- lege Run Close Second This Main street at flny time during the school will the coach rente a solid unti- Soviet ring around dents of the Oberlin high school this Year week and Hamilton which is situated at ie hiHslan confederation The Rus week at the high school auditorium TEXT BOOK PREPARED BY N Y is known as one of ians are saiil to be ereatlv worried For the first time in the history By Lillian Hawes Clinton C G ROGERS IS ADOPTED ROOT GIVES SERIES OF strongest of the smaller athletic the Impending crisis which they of this type of production the cast Seventeen members of the Womens the 2fver LECTURES AT COLUMBIA east and has fre- IHIevD to composed entirely of high school club are wklS their initial colleges in the be inevitable lis Physiology Will bellpe svhed- years the lead Comparative appearance in xne coining quently appeared on Oberlin talent In previous Harvard Oberlin Library Used at Ohio State 20 of Head Librarian Addresses ules Professor Gantry ling plays in O II S operettas have Home Concert of March Five Belittles Elmer University and Others year Schools in New York and Brook- j sung by young people from the the girls were in the club last There never was a Baptist uin- been lyn March 12- 19 Conservatory or aiustc and seven have appeared twice be- ter like Elmer Gantry said Pro Oberlin book of Comparative The new text fore leaving only two who are sea- THIS WEEK YOU ARE INVITED y Phelps of Yale univer ansa by S lor j pIlvlolo2V recently published years ex- Trofessor Azariah Root head TO VISIT marge 1 soned veterans of three Ity whose father and grandfather j whose 0 u has already librarian of the college returned on l u perience ministers Professor weeK no oeen ut the Univer Monday morning from New York Past n for use Seniors contribute the greatest IM who once taught Mr Lowis an experiment in limning toe College Prof MacLennan Science of phnrcrh Hamilton 11 members while where lie gave a series of lectures LT Ul i number with Wednesday t l ntui THft WlMllIJ WtMI UfUtliiV 1 Religion Monday t n SriitB Univer- 9 during the week of March 12- 19 ti i 11 JJUKe Lllivcioiij v come second with the II i sophomores 2 room 25 iiptist ministers mi sciiuui imio 1 Tnivprsltv is well Boot lectured before the Friday at oclock il wil sn a juniors and second year conservatory Mr first The principals and ensembles Univer Peters Hall The theme will be as at uiiernn follow with 7 each nnd the Library School of Columbia lie assisted by the Oberlin high class The Origin and Development of Cook not Released on Probation j for 250 copies year con sity N Y giving six addresses on flr orchestra of twenty pieces calls class of 30 and the first in Miitt of ho fnpf Hint the- Fed school the History of Printing Religion scivatory class bring up In the rear Applied Psy- i Prof Hartson nl court had granted the order re i of one apiece The seventh and conclusive lecture VIOLIN RECITAL IS PRESENTED with the score chology Monday Wednesday sing A Cook from to of Mr Roots trip was presented at Dr j seems Frederick KEACH LAST NIGHT Although public opinion 43 FOR 1927- 1928 BY EDITH in Brooklyn N Friday at 9 oclock room AttonA- y j ivenworth penitentiary OFFICERS j conservatory furnishes the Pratt Institute i that the Hall The subject under enerul able to last Y The final talk was on the sub- Peters Sargent has been 27 j of the club members BAND ELECTED FRIDAY Fdith Keach of the class of the bulk discussion for the week will be e this suspended pending a i at- of ject of the joint college library order by Mr Kessler vear there was a gre majority Advertising I Conservatory assisted The Psychology of Unite rtilinsr court year the col- bv a hlsher Mr Goeriier ana college girls and this F- With Mr Funkhouser Prof Sherman American Lit mU wns fnrnipi- lv widely known Gleason Re- elected President second with H orchestra gave a lege runs a close Tuesday Thursday Sat- j Bell as the Conservatory erature lis claims of having reached the Howell and out 30 songsters One of the mem ff violin recital last night in Warner cf Bulletins urday at 10 oclock in Sturgis frU Pole later disproved by Peary Assistants bers Is a graduate of the college ana hall She was accompanied by Cath hall Professor Sherman will read doing graduate work In the Decision Is row Chest Hawthorne and Modern j year 1927- 192S forarme Keyes cons from In Traditional Hot Water Officers for the conservatory The results of the straw vote tak course 1 Her program was as follows Poetry In the introductory IWi i k nwim rviiWPo Band were elect In chapel vyiic me BLUieineuis u iico me Opn 15 f rin7niinowGlazounowj en on the student chest last meeting at 10 oclock f mpprinc of the band last Fri String Quartet in literature Ur L 1 i V V 1 not be available for piUIJl l iu DR KAUFMAN TAKES PHD Thursday will Monday Wednesday and Fri- Hey 1 of the elections Alia Spagnoula Interiuaiura uu on In Mexh- o u mnslne theniiinil- day The results AT UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS publication until the Student Council u nntico Orientale day the theme will be John rs which Is KHld to be checked were Clark ti uieasou jr upon them Lili Boulanger has acted Keats and Thackeray gely by em re- elected Stanley E How- Nocturne the American arms president de Hn Debu- Dr Wilford Kaufman who took his Wednesday at 2 secretary and treasurer Wil- La fille aus cheveux Prof Tate jHct reuiuins umi ell 28 degree In chemistry at Ober- Archery Class building The i manager ssvnartmann masters oclock in the Art Plxleans Incapable of liam C Blel 30 business Dorothy W Smith Newton Cen are plainly pour la chatte Florent lin several years ago has received of lecture will ibe on The Parthe- Nng In any The band was disbanded for the Berceuse national a state of nenee for his PhD at the University of Illi ter Mass who holds the non eKth present until after vacation when It Schmltt meet of Ume Oallea or anybody Falla nois and Is now on the staff at Wil womens record in archery will Budlngton Advanced io- reorganize with its new offi- Canclon Manuel de Prof roaid have trouble on hla hands will liams colleee Dr Kanfmann is m classes In the Womens gymnasium Tuesday IPVPn Manuel de Falla ology of Invertebrates l m l begin intensive preparation JoU i 4 every aesire was rausucutt- cers and Mozart Al- charge of the department of Organic on Thursday Anyone interested Saturday 10 outdoor spring con- Concerto In A major Thursday and at F1 continual show of force by the for Its annual Tempo Chemistry Is associated witn should get in touch with the Physical com- legro aperto Adagio Rondo and oclock in Spear laboratory JAniericans U evil cert on the campus and the department believed to be an Cadenias by Joachim Professor J F King Education imenee ruencement program dl Menuetto Page Two THD OBERLIN REVIEW Tuesday March 22 1027 present a SEES WORK IN SHANSI AS MUSIC FEDERATIONS quartet on tlm THE OBERLIN REVIEW program Wednesday Founded Id 1874 MEET IN CLEVELAND March AIDING GROWTH OF CHINA icu they wn second- Stage and Screen Is Quartet Published every Tuesday Entered as class Clubs Hold Annual Session Oberlin In G for n col- mall at Post Of- strings Mozart nd Frlduy during the matter the Ingalls Says Oberlin Schools In Taiku Conservatory Faculty and Stu- Allegro a OHIO k April Allegro lege year with the exception M fice of Oberlln Ohio Are Helping Train Oriental dents to Attend Mrs William Mnim fnf COLLEGE U 24 1911 net niano Mr a Ben of the Christmas vacation Those who crowded the Apollo to Youth ik Published from the office lin Mr the lust two weeks In Janu- Maurice vlT l the doors last night will agree with Members of the Oberlin Conserva Kessler a of the Oberlin Tribune at Frederick Goerner ary and the first week In us John Barry mores perform- tory faculty and student body are Mit cello 51 South Main street that ENVIES AARON AND SAVAGE April ance of Ioii Juan Is the best thing ten ding the annual session of the EDITORINCH- IEF Ernest H Fisk that has ever happened in this sort Ohio Teachers Association and the Allenwott Representative in Memorial Institu- entertained the t Managing William B Tucker of motion picture As the hero of Ohio Federation of Music Clubs at nexes Ellis and Rose editor tion Would Copy Methods of f BUSINESS MANAGER Wayne J deVyver countless love affairs Mr Barrymore the Hotel Statler Cleveland March banquet party 1 Oberlin Professors Thursday ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Emilie Ann Jones has an excellent opportunity 22 2324 and 25 were for mere contests and gales DEPARTMENT EDITORS character work which separates him Members of the Oberlln faculty will dinner fsPews Editor Louise McCuw once and for all from average Editors Note This is the fourth Society Editor Connie li Hopkins the Music Editor Miles Schuplro run of so- called cinema stars He of a series of letters by Pete In- feature Editor Winifred L Fay has proven bis worth agaln and galls telling of his work in the Sports Editor Myrddyn II Evans in in everything from Hamlet OberlinlnSha- nsl School at Taiku Issue Editors Sally E Wheeler Stuart I feetiolt to The Sea Beast mid his inter SOME NEW NEWS STAFF pretation of Don Juan adds anoth- PICTURES Ornisby Twenty- five miles from the Yutze Elizabeth H Deemer Mary G Pocock Ralph er success to the list We have John E Longnecker Jr Ruth Plate Helen M Hutzen station of the Cheng Tai railroad been asked If this picture Is Harold F Mickel Alma M Williams I telly Jones not a the chief line of our communication A WINDOW FULL OF ITALIAN too strong for the average PICTURES Alice Louise Smith Lillian P Hawes Leslie P Pigelow ittle nppe with the rest of the world Is 0xrl- 1L McQuate Kaithryn L IlopwNd L Ralston u re contrary to Kuth Beatrice nut tins we can in in SliansI the fitting memorial assure you Is that it not overdone to those whose lives were the price BUSINESS STAFF ASSISTANTS will In no way offend loo EACH U Elizabeth Beebe Esther J Church Goraldine J 1 Iopkins rrd the finer of misunderstanding during the Boxer sensibilities of those who appreciate Helen M Hutzen uprising of 1900 j good pictures BOARDING HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES Building on the same Christian Grace E Dudley Miriam C Denlson It would be easy for this Talcott Dascomb sort of principles taught by the Taiku mnr- Baldwin Beatrice E Lynian Grey Gables Connie B Hopkins a picture to become repetitive but tvrs the school Is an important fac- Vatican Faith Peirce Keep Helen Sthultz such is not the case thanks to A G COMINGS SON Klinefelter Jean Anderson Pile Inn Gene Hart the tor in preparing young Chinese for size and A Lord Ruth H McQuate Shurtleff Sally Wheeler excellence of the cast places of honor and responsibility Hall Edythe E Ruth Place great many good looking women lank Griffith Cranford have in the New China that Is today suf- Barrows Kathryn L Farnura Johnson Kathryn M Walker been assembled to make this picture Red Alfred W Downes fering severe growing pains With a Galde Esther J Church Lantern for Mr Barrymore Js supported by Allencroft Etheleen Peterman Manor James A Roemer large percentage of its graduates en Mens liuilding Allen II the best it is possible to obtain Mro tering the tnehin nnifuuulan1 ntnl PI me lewe nunl- ii iiioiiLnusi a nine ureal nii le work of the Chinese Christian TUESDAY MARCH 22 1927 many excellent love scenes nnd not church the Oberlin Shuns Memorial THE OBERLIN SHOE REPAIR SHOP a little dramatic interest in Don Academy OUR PLATFORM is proving its value to Tuiin The picture plays tonight 1 91 SOUTH MAIN China in these days and the Precious STREET From time to time the Review will summarize fur its readers those and tomorrow Highly recommended Dew Academy takes its place beside Uses the Best Material Price is the same and Workmanship Guarantetd opinions which it expresses regarding current juestions Our general policy I the boys school in the type of new Cleveland Theaters U to keep FIRST THINGS FIRST and the points of view which we have womanhood that is trained there The Hanna The Student Prince taken we believe to be those of the students of Oberlin In the five weeks These schools are marked by the on return tour Excellent music set same spirit that characterizes Oberlln DANCE we have Liken over the duties of editor we have commented on numerous forth by a chorus of mens voices PROGRAMS OF DISTINCTION college liberal education for all who campus affairs but the following are the principal points which we have Interpreting a well- worn plot are willing to work for it u fundn- HIGH QUALITY PRINTING ARTISTIC DESIGN stressed The Ohio Cradle Snatchers menta belief in the Christian re- WHY PAY MORE OUT with Blanche Ring A farce comedy OP TOWN 1 That Oberlin should take the lead in promoting a nation- wide ligion and its ehtica teachings and that unhinged to fill out a year in movement for world peace especially the hrootherhood of ail New York Light er terrain men t THE TRIBUNE That Oberlin students are not willing to cast aside the honor men Recognizing the good In the Chinese cultural and philosophical system but with faculty co- operation will make it a success teachings and bringing the best the 3 That the projwsed reorganization of a the Student Chest offers West has to add to them especially fuirer and more stable system of financing and in the sciences and modern thought 4 That if debate cannot engender student support and we deplore PRINCETON JOINS RANKS i he leaders have worked and are working to make Oberlin in Shansi the fact that it cannot it should be abolished as an Oberlin institution OF SCHOOLS TO R KIMPTON BAN AUTO a true representative of the mother 1 school Strong Chinese faculties are AN ODE TO FRED CHARLES New Jersey Institution Passes Law being built largely from graduates Once in a while our admiration is attracted to a journalist who Against Automobiles Students of the schools and advances are JEWELER displays remarkable of Protest Vigorously made in the curricula und methods as traits cleverness Fred Charles of the Cleveland 21 WEST COLLEGE STREET Plain Dealer is the latest recipient of our regard due to his sensational funds and leaders make these ad Princeton N X IP After July vances possible display of journalistic talent on the first page of Sundays paper in a 1 10i7 Princeton students will walk iic aciiooi is a ivuuuie school its story headed Oberlin Culls 100 to Find President to classes nnd if there Is any heavy rank is the same as that of the com Mr Charles only made four inaccurate statements in his entire lovln to do which must be accom- 1 blued junior mud senior high schools discourse and they were only minor He said that the list of candidates pushed on wheels it will be done as in America It has no college de the Princeton undergraduates once numbering 115 is now 01 whereas it was once nearly 150 and is said of the imnmenr nor are mere any courses eary nineties did it behind the old of college degree given though some- to be at present under 25 lie mentioned two or three possibilities whe gray mare For Princeton has ban- time in the past one year of junior have never been considered before He most of faculty statd that the ned studert autos college was conducted A primary und alumni believe the position will be offered to Millikan only a score The action was taken by the school for boys and girls is also Hoard1 or so of faculty members have expressed any opinion whatsoever and of Trustees because of the conducted and many of Its students many accidents to less than five alumni have made known their ideas And then he said student cars in enter the advanced schools going which five students and two others from them to finally that if Hutchins Isnt chosen there are some indications that the colleges and unlversi have met their death ties in China nominee will still be a young man there are no such indications These year Last the university passed la Like Oberlin Ming Hsien has ruling statements are not very important nor are they very wrong but they requiring students to obtain many students who could not permission attend are nevertheless cleverly lucluded in the story In all seriousness only from their parents if were It not for the help given they were to own four errors is a fine record for a news story of that length or drive cars The tnrougu scholarship aid and other resolution which the board of trus- by by funds A number of the students We are particularly struck the method used Mr Charles In tees adopted on Feb 18 of this year are assisted by friends foreign playing up Hutchins as the best bet for the next presidency Taking declares and Chinese who see the value to China care to stick to facts which he did reporter began his second After July 1 1927 no undergradu- the of the type of education offered by ate shall paragraph with the statement that among those names is that of Robert while college is in session Oberlin In Shansi maintain or operate an automobile Hutchins a mere boy of only 28 who hac liad a meteoric rise It is the work of the Shansi rep- Not a within the borough of Princeton or chance of and so on for eight quarter onto page flve- A resentatives of the Oberlin students lead- and a Inches and in the immediate neighborhood there- that like loggy and faculty to teach English and with only a few Interruptions To strengthen his point the writer quoted a of without the consent of the pre- feeling even during Physical Education to the hundred or goodly by In March sident of the university or early share of an article written Hutchins himself the the dean more boys who Spring if you of the college attend the Middle number of the Alumni Magazine School And many times when I am make a daily habit As a protest against the ban Jun- We will eay that Mr Charles deliberately told no lies He did what confronted by a difficult situation do of Shredded Wheat iors at Princeton university have cleverly I wish I remembered how he did though he managed to give the wrong Impression of the taken to roller skates The campus Professor Aaron managed to drill the Thats one reason truth He elaborated so much upon the advisability of having Hutchins walks are now alive with the roller little German I know into my head so why this prince of 14year- some it as president that the average oldIntelligent newspaper reader will skaters of them wearing signs would stick or I long for mental Inscribed They cant take these a whole wheat cereals be convinced that the matter Is settled picture of Professor Savage doing uway or And mamma said I could 50 graces the training The story was very Interesting from many points of view but Its stunts that my adolescent years Many of those on skates have aban- tables of so many found me unskilfully attempting Edu- method of handling the exact proportions will Inevitably produce a popular doned old- fashioned flivvers they have colleges cation would probably be a very and schools misconception of the truth been driving about the campus la dif ferent thing to as if we spite of the fact that the ban does realized that sometime might not go into effect until July L it be valuable to GIVE US A CHANCE know some of the things we have a Since the special cbapel serclve In January and subsequent discussions chance to know in Oberlin and very Y W OFFICERS TO BE few alumni discover of the possibility of returning to the faculty- proctor system midyear exams this sooner or M under sadder circumstances than six- ELECTED the and weeks tests have failed to bring a single case of dishonesty to the WEDNESDAY Oberlln- Shansl representative attention of either honor court The last two months have proven then The consciousness of lack of na It 1111 that when Oberlln students are reminded of their responsibilities under the Executive Staff for Next Year Will derstandlng and ability to swing the be Chosen at Chapel Carefully honor system they will live up to their part of the bargain But when wor so as to have a real part In separated com- Service building men for pletely faculty members who constantly refer to the dishonor system promiscu- Chinas leadership cleaned perfectly is but one side of the puzzle The shredded ously accuse students of using ponies out of and thoroughly It rather takes the heart The names of the following girls language the Strang customs alL the cooked whole wheat grains It will appear on the ballot at the final queer dress the adjustments neces- Y W thats all is to election of G A officers in sary after four years in Oberlins there chapel Wednesday noon maddening rush are a few TO RENDER TRIBUTE of the President Elizabeth Humes 28 things the new arrival in Shansi has When the men of the college on Thursday for the Margaret Edgar 2 assemble night to face But it Is a great life and Vice- annual basketball stag they will not only do honor to the boys who have President Jane Richards 28 well worth the two years that seem ry Virginia Ebert 29 wi worn the uniform this winter but they will also pay a tribute to the leader- so Important to the college graduate Undergraduate Representative about to ystssl ship of President Henry Churchill King Every student deeply feels the loss start his conquest of the Eleanor Eliot 29 Mary Frances Hill world which Oberlin must suffer through the retirement of President King 28 Congratulations to the new Shansi Is a chance for men to show Secretary Hire the their sentiment All the men of Rubetta Perry Cons representative His next two years Om college will be at the gym Thursday night Adella Clark 30 are to be the best of bis life Treasurer Clothllde Willard Cons aiJltkJI Dorothy Ttrtggs Cons MORE ABOUT FORENSICS A birthday party was held at Ma- sons tea room Monday night In Because foreostcs In the form of debate have received such poor PROFESSOR HORTON Except its LECTURES honor of Althea Johnson 27 of Tal- convenient biscuit form its support this year we are pessimistic about the amount of attention which ON THE APPROACH TO taste- GOD cott ball The guests Included Eliza- inviting crispness its Nature- pay students will to the Northern Ohio oratorical contest to be held In beth Stevenson 27 of Grey Gables given refreshing Ilorton spoke tonic benefits Stnrges hall Friday night The Phi Kappa PI literary society Is doing Prof at the Church Ruth Haywnrd Lois Pollard both Night of the United church something worth while In sponsoring these annual affairs and it is hoped Thurs- 27 of Talcott and Ruth Elchleay day night on the subject The Ap- Mary that the rest of the students will show some interest Waldron P and Mary Cul- proach to God bertson 30 all of Talcott Tuesday March 22 1927 THE OBKRLIN REVIEW Page Three Second Cruise oj ALMOST 600 ATHLETES REQUESTS PROSPECTIVE COLUMBIA FOLLOWS LEAD Ohio Wesleyan university claims OF 0BERLINWITH PETITION the oldest living graduate of any University WORK IN INTRA- MURALS CRIP GRAY CANDIDATES American college or university Sam- Oberlines Afloat Students of New York School Protest uel Wesley Williams who graduated 581 In Nica- Have Participated In Interclass Committee Asks Suggestions From American Interference from Ohio Wesleyan in 1852 has Is Coeducational Contests not Counting Interhouse Students In Awarding Scholar- ragua to Coolidge Just passed his ninety- ninth birthday Competition ship Fund for 1928 Columbia students have followed Stocker- Alderfer Dance Oberlins lead In protesting to the An Pllppolytus Club the purpose attended The report that the next Univer- About fly couples the Frosh With Three Firsts Take Lead The Gray Memorial scholarship United States government as to Its of which Is to exalt the male and 01 aiocKers uuu sity Afloat would not be coe- dueatlonal Jiirlit Club dunce in Competition Second and Committee of the Alumni Is inviting foreign policies domJnatlon of Eve has Womens has caused considerable eon- shatter the yuvrfor House held at the Third Year Men Tied suggestions from the student body as A petition bearing over 1000 names fiiskn and given rise to considerable been formed by undergraduates at ivm Saturday evening During the to candidates for the Gray scholar- was recently sent by the Student dunces were iscusslon Tills Is oceaisioned by the Cambridge university nmcrtini two feature Over 500 athletes 581 to be exact ship for the coming year The Committee on the Nicaragua Petition fict that there are two separate pro- Mr participated in interclass contests award which consists of tuition dur protesting American Interference in It liven was jects contemplated one co- educational Jrere clmperones and the music during the full and winter seasons ing the four years of college is1 given Central America and the other for men students only Best In Drugs We deliver Ohlys by the Ohloans This number will be still In- each year to one man of limited This will be sent to President furnished The original plans for the first further Drug Store Phone 53 tl creased by those who take part In means of the Incoming freshman Coolidge In a few days Flouting University which Is on Dascomb Flower Dance the spring activities which will In- class who possesses high average con board the Ityndum and is now cruis- Wue skies flowers stars and clude baseball an outdoor track talent and all- around ability i ing mound the world were made ettl createa me uimiiieio tjiuatup meet a horseshoe tournament and The scholarship was awarded five for men only It was found deslr- NEW BOOKS ARE ARRIVING EVERY DAY nf Harmony furnished the music Sigma Delta Psi which will years ago for the first time and Iors abcv however to change these plans tests Professor and Mrs Frank H also count points for In since then one man In each class and at a late date and include about the classes Mr and Mrs w u uonn airs the baseball season four complete has received the benefit of It The SPRING FICTION LIST IS VERY ATTRACTIVE giaw one hundred women Some of those THE Vera Locke Mr and Mrs Ralph teams will be outfitted entirely Alumni Committee considers the ap- at icsent on hoard the boat have A FEW OF THEM ARE Hitchcock of Lorain and1 Mrs Alice Ooach MacEachron will have charge plications received and makes a se- given 66 their opinion that the ven- were the clmperones at tne of lection This choice la then approv- O Lady Williams ture would have been more success- all intramural athletics during the FORBES Genteel Flower Dance at Rowlands spring season with exception of ed by the Scholarship Aid comimil- BACH EL LOR Dawn piconb ful had the original plans been car- the Saturday evening is Lum- ttee WOODHOUSE Divots hall ried out and men only taken This truck which still Coach leys domain The fund was established by BURT The Delectable Mountains friends memory Faculty Guests Eleanor Ililnier and Ida Mae Mor- So far the freshmen with three and classmates in of TERHUNE Gray Dawn ouu Glen Carlton Gray who graduated1 JicV ialies emenaiueu uenu gan ei- 30 of Elyrhr were the week firsts In Interclass contests lead the LEWIS Elmer Gantry 1 i 1 CI 1 from Oberlin In 1911 Grey who had April Hrs W Ixicoi ai unifier ouiiuuy end guests of Dorothy Shaw 29 at procession while the sophs and Jun- PETERKIN Black been a all- Kary Grant JO gave it few vocal Keep cottage iors are neck and neck with two man of unusual around ability on selections accompanied ny uiaays firsts each and the seniors trail with and singular prominence the campus was accidentally killed Whitt Cons I ersis Warren ex- 27 who is teach one If we allow one point for firsts la 1921 This scholarship which HAYLORS Pyle Inn had Professor and Mrs ing ar Berea college visited friends two for seconds three for thirds und bears his name Is a means not only BOOKS AND STATIONERY H a Jellirre lor Muriuay uinner at Dascomb over the week- end and four for fourths the Interclass stand ot perpetuating his memory but of guests Norman Park sang attended the Dascomb dance ing Is asi follows Freshmen 15 l- providing for Oberlin inon of the Professor and Mrs If uston Lairr sophomores 25 juniors 18V sen- most promising ability as well WW dinner guests nt Talcott Sun Miles 20 of Cleveland was iors 21 The half points are the Elen Students who know of men enter- diy dance also Alice Hurt result of ties i giust at the ing Oberlin this fall who meet these Miss Margaret Schauffler and ex- New Philadelphia Freshmen to the number of 43 Cons of requirements are asked to give their mother Mr and Mrs E F Ed- turned out for football and they her suggestions to Mr Olmstead the al munds were faculty guests at the Miss 29 of won Twenty- five sopiis also play- Geruldine Barter uniini secretary whose office is In the Vatican Sunday noon mother ed the game while the junior and Churchill cottage has her eastern first floor section of the and Mrs v v kyue senior classes each had 22 men out Professor visiting her from Richmond Ind Mens building ete the dinner guests of Hugh Wil The juniors won the cross country liamson at Burrows house Sunday Miss Elizabeth Lloyd entertained race and had 20 men entered for the YALE- PRINCETON TEAMS Pean and Mrs Thomas Graham her parents at Churchill cottage over sport The frosh had 10 entered the at 17 11 ANNOUNCED m- re dinner guests Wednesday the week- end sophs and the seniors TENTATIVELY ROLLER SKATES FOR EVERYBODY AT Tmk hall The juniors with 14 entries also yet Confirmed Mar- Miss Muriel Johnston Oons en- won the fall tennis The freshmen Selections not WATSONS HARDWARE STORE Betty Hill are Reception at Baldwin tertained with piano selections after were represented to the tune of 30 cella Spahr and Chosen Cheer Leaders I reception was held at Baldwin dinner on Sunday at Baldwin the sophomores had 16 men out but there following rue recuui oi iuiss the seniors only produced 10 By Ruth Place Grace Kriek Cons on March 17 St Mrs G Greene of Newark N J The sophomores won the speedball Although the Junior- Senior game MADDOCKS Patricks refreshments were serveu Is visiting her daughter Mildred at tournament having 14 men In the own were Friday was the last Interclass basket The outoft- guests Mr a Barrows house sport The freshmen the only other For News ball game luterest and enthusi- Kriek of Indianapolis and Mrs contestants had 13 the asm evoked were caused principally DAILY AND SUNDAY PAPERS IYrguson of Willollghby Ohio Miss Jean Leopold visited her sis- The frosh won the basketball by the prospect of the announcement ter Elsa at Fairchild house over the tournament and had almost as many Entertain lderfer of the Yale- Princeton teams between Varsity to week- end to attend the StockerA- men out as all the other classes put entertaining the halves The game itself provided Varsity Inn is dance together 41 The sophs had 22 the at a Driage tea few thrills for the observer and Irav Gables girls 11 the seniors 12 Juniors and most of the scoring was made In Wednesday afternoon Miss Lois Rule of Mt Gilead Ohio i 1si The sophomores won the volley- second half Few free shots were spent the week- end with her sister the ball contest with 13 entries the made and Interest seemed lacking In JEWELRY AT Birthday Surprise Elsie Const at the Vatican BUY YOUR EASTER frosh entered 23 the juniors 15 and audience The final Mildred Bradshaw 28 entertained participants and the seniors 13 was 12- 21 in the juniors favor iSatupdwy evening as a surprise to Miss Margery Castle 30 entertain score With 48 men the freshmen won the A tentative list of the YaleP- rinceton IFIorence Hine 28 whose birthday ed over the week- end at her home In meet The sophs had 20 out players was read between halves Iwas Saturday Ashtabula Misses Marion Ross Doro track HERRICKS juniors SO and the seniors 17 but owing to uncertain y of some six thy Zelch Doris Reyden all of the the weeks grades the firal teams can Dinner Guests class of 30 Hand ball called forth the fewest now The Yale- Miss Frances Hippie and Miss Hart participants the seniors with 11 en- not be published 10 Irinceton cheer leaders are were dinner guests Sunday at Allen- Mrs McBride daughter Martha and trants winning The freshmen hat 9 Yale Head cheer leader aMrcella croft After dinner Elizabeth Moll Miss Joties of Fort Wayne ma entries the sophs 1 and the Juniors Spahr 28 assistants Katherlne Love Cons and MelVera Harrauff Cons visited Miss Frances Wagner Cons 29 and Dorothy Koch 29 gave some musical selections over the week- end ON SMITH WILL SPEAK Princeton Head cheer leader Mar- RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Ion A Maxim 27 assistants Betty Mrs Mallory entertained the Vati Sarah Brewster Cons of Rose cot Louise Hill 29 and Alice Stirling can at a birthday dinner party on tage had as her guest over the week 29 I Thursday March 17 St Patricks end Mrs Case of Detroit Mich Boston University Professor to Give BARGAINS decorations were used Series of Lectures and to Demon- Mary FIfleld ex- 29 who Is attend- strate Pageant Mrs F W Tobin daughter of the ing Ohio Wesleyan was a guest at THE NEWS PRINTING CO YES WE HAVE OUR BARGAIN DAYS TOO matron of Fairchild house Mrs Pyle Inn over the week- end Professor H Augustine Smith a Brown entertained the girls of Fairc- graduate of Oberlin of Boston Uni ASK ANY AGENT ABOUT OUR WEEK- END EXCURSION STREET hild at supper Sunday evening A George Harding 25 of Akron at- versity will lecture for two days 48 SOUTH MAIN Re- RATES TO CLEVELAND program waa given by the girls after tended the Alderfer dance Saturday this week on Music and Art In supper which included piano selec ligious Education ROUND TRLP 120 11 m and 4 tions by Misses Catherine Keyes Arthur Lewis visited his sister He will speak at a ANYTHING IN PRINTING Oons Cons over Sun- p m on xnursuay auu rnuuj uuu and Charlotte Pratt Sarah 28 at Grey Gables FROM A CARD TO A BOOK aoios by Misses Ruth Wilson and Friday evening will demonstrate the day LIGHT CO ftita Farmer use of the pageant In religious edu- THE CLEVELAND SOUTHWESTERN RY 8 oclock In the First Edith Reach Const entertained her cation at Manager building The pageant Is to W H PHILLIPS Klliabeth Tldd Oons of Barrows mother of Bedford Ind over the Church The Gateway to Good house celebrated her birthday with a week- end at Talcott be entitled more than 100 women will birthday dinner for the girls of Will and production He comes barrows at the Painted Window Fri- Shirley Harvey 30 had for her be used In the NICOTINE under the auspices of the OLD NIC IN day night week- end guest at Talcott her mo- to Oberlin Theological Seminary ther of North Fairfield NATHAN R08EWATER MD Professor Smith is Professor of Eleanor Andrews 28 and Frances In Religion In the School Mrs Fannie Kell entertained Mrs Fine Arts lurker i8 entertained 20 girls in in Boston Uni- Compton of New Haven over Sun- Religious Education their room at Keep cottage Saturday Is Internationally known diy at Keep cottage versity and evening with a St Patricks party as a leader In his field as well as Department of Music vimrtnin Honkius was the week Director of the Kuch freshman of Ellis cottage en Chautauqua N Y end guest of her sister Connie 29 In tertained a guest at a six- table bridge Smith has edited several at Grev Gables She attended the Professor party Saturday afternoon Following books Including a Hymnal for Am- Alderfer- Stocker dance musical program refreshments were erican Youth He will bring with serveu In 30 of Lord him a thousand reproductions Mary Louise Austin will mo- of famous pictures and Cottage has as her guest her color Ask Your Mary Maltby 27 has returned to demonstrate their use In religious Dont ther from Cincinnati Tnk hail efter a three weeks b- education enee following an operation for Youngs Kntherlne Denims 29 of fact pendlcltls week Is no toubt due In part to the entertained her sister over the was that the group which started off Roommate end Edith Van Orden 28 is In the not co- educationally Inclined the hospital Mr A J Mcintosh who was Kenneth Payton exW now president of the University Travel freshman at Cornell was visiting lu the Meyer Is 111 with Assorlation and who organized Effron 27 who Wednesday Oberlin convinc- j InfJueMa Is In the hospitaL ityndMii cruise is so firmly advisability or coe- uuetion left ed as the Lillian Tompkins ex- 28 organized a new Dean a N Cole attended a meett- that he has og school Tuesday owing to illness International of the North Central Association m- i known as the Joln- f Colleges and Secondary Schools in Umvtrsil Cruise Inc and has and Mrs Frank Wilder spent line who Read The Review Chicago last week lr p1 es with the Cunnrd week- end visiting their sons such a the will operate the Auranla for Charies 28 and John 28 Professor F J Lehmann of the cruise brand new Conservatory ts In Clifton Springs secretary It Is lelt that with a Miss Manette Swetland ample nltarlum N Y for a several college cte- mer such as the Auranla to the vice- president of the will be wnths rest Chicago While eotamndatlons and facilities visited recently In men and by her available to carry both there she was entertained wMcb Professor R H 8teton of the de- Swetland 20 women tn sull partment Miss Madeline from every of Psychology addressed the Ster Chicago i icvp ert- rely satisfactory is in training In the srentTWher Association of Nor- who viewpoint Presbyterian hospital alk Wednesday evening Tuesday Page Four THE OBBKLIN REVIEW March

Work dnte although the game la certain But who wants to have to learn STUDENTS INVITED TO has alromiv i CAGE BOOKINGS ting the coursie 28 Jun 28 Ouse here after they get out with associates ready fur SI Feb 8 Akron here who ture already skilled at the game JOIN LOCAL GOLF CLUB and will be ready fir ANNOUNCE FURTHER Shorts on Sports JUst soon i Feb 11 Wooster here as the weail U enough Feb 17 Ohm Northern at Ada col- sunshine and brw CONFERENCE SPLIT Personally we feel that this Scholars are Special Rates as tfl Offered the course dr Ftb 13 Heidelberg at Tiffin Spring in the athletic dictionary umn would much rather learn now Rumor Persists That Golfers 21 Varsity- game a Knelt year a numb Grouping of 10 Northern Schools En Feb alumni here has two or three spellings when we would be playing with May Disband take advantage of n luuit Buckeye Feb 25 Case at Cleveland bunch of others whose score is very tirely Excludes Teams I hem y 3 Mt base- the club From Schedules March Union here One spelling has it lbalI likely to run far above par The Invitation has come once noit member them by the club and ti S from the Oberlin Oolf club for M- xr hers themselves liwirtlly OBERLIN LISTS DOZEN GAMES Another sanctioned spelling for the May golf lin students to their luil and e DOZEN Join I HALF VETERANS younger folks to e season is te- nnls make use of their courM The local Hie use of the i t U Yeomen Will Appear tn Warner Gym FORM SQUAD NUCLEUS course situated in the western part 1S Bl And another thing Why not have ilo llnv rod on for Seven Encounters Hiram And another spelling for some college golf champion of town is in quite hilly territory M SO i a uua1 opportunity to Opening reason more populur in most other and is known in n very tricky 4ind mt UlQ uiamona prospects Limber up as ness men g- olf ami the J Coach Throner to Solve colleges than in Oberlin is by no means easy couive Drofossor Tries Each year there are some students very friendly ami By M II Evans New- Each year the local club spon- Man Problem entered in the golf tournament and Rumor The schedule franiers of the Ohio Ilay golf sored by Oberlin business men and it that the Cub perhaps if there were more to enter disbanded this year J Conference seem to have been suc Six veterans form the nucleus of professors offers to the studentM There the course champ would be a col- however to 1h little cessful in grouping the conference It is rather unfortunate that the special membership ra cm In their seeuritv for the squad of 23 ball players or would legian belief athletic teams without any swat and run after the ball sport is that the rumor is tni0 formal be in clubs lasting from spring until the 1 ball players who have been If 111 l tillrt win univo I i announcement that such a plan was not more generally accepted here UC Ml dulging in that painful process of Jl seems to us to be a good chance close of school in June The rate is to tbeen ungrounded suspicion if g have carried into effect The low enough so the usual gov- te U limbering up have that 1 the muscles that to out some of our professors 1 I beat iiiciiim- iira ui- iiiuiHi us perpe lone reason for the grouping is the Ibeen In moth balls for months in The OberUn golf club has a fairly ernment tax does not have to be tllw uation ouiueius who or Buckeye league but in the basket- good nine- hole course situated with- nian would like to preparation for the opening game of Play golf paid by the students ball schedules for 1928 that southern season in easy walking distance from any uj Buiue may iilillie the arrangements association seems to be getting the dorm and one which offers enougli This column admits frankly thnt with Secretary q v Coach Throner lias his last years too goodly number Then a of the we ore just about Jones in the administration building worst of the deal by a goodly mar- infield intact but is faced with the obstructions to make each round of dense enough to gin Oberlin profs are golflsts and those be able to see problem of developing a catcher and the course quite varied nd to make no reason whatsoever students who do trawl uround the why more Ibe Of the 21 pages In the When the schedule makers held a complete set of outfielders These the course rather difficult students should not Ohio S get- west end course find for themselves seen walking ate 13 are their together last week- end 10 vacancies came unexpectedly Thomas westward with a bag students at Ohio Sm an excellent opportunity to meet their 11 golf University Of mm i k of the northern schools entirely ex- and Heldman hard- hitting members Ilay golf of clubs swinging from their the cluded professors in a fully unc- lassical en- shoulders House 8 are Ohio State the southerners from their of the 1020 outfield trio being de- Piidergnuh vironment ates schedules and booked games among clared ineligible during the winter Furthermore the Oberlin golf club themselves only and a few other and McPiiee varsity backstop leav- offers to the students of Oberlin Play golf There are two games which are MlMKOGKAPIIIXO- conference teama which seem to be ing school in mid- year special and very attractive ratest froinjt Serrlft on played here wherein the emphasis is Prices right the outside not ranking with Captain Lefty Schorr will cavort Oh we can think of a bunch of Intereolleiriate P either Buckeye placed entirely upon the individual Tribune building the conference or the arund lBim 8ack I euhy m Play golf arguments for golf northern group te and not upon team play Collin will form the keystone com- These who book- ten schools have bination and Chuck Wilder will Soire people clnim that golf Is ex For instance what better way to games One of these is tennis DR CHARLES W CARRICi ed with each other are Ober round out the quartet at third Itoem pensive that It is unduly expensive get in with HER than to go out lin Case Reserve Heidel- DENTIST Wooster er veteran utility man may be con- on the course and act as her caddy berg The other is golf Phone S81 Mt Union Hiram Baldwin- verted into an outfielder to fill one Maybe so but this column ventures Wallace Kenyon Akron The Oberlin Savlngi Bank Building and The of the holes in that department the supposition that the game may Play golf Play golf schools which apparently asso- The game holds before the player are Burnett is the lone survivor of last be played in Oberlin far more cheap- ciated with neither group are Mus- the constant challenge to lower his DR C years pitching staff although Kira- ly than In most other clubs 0 JASTEE kingum St Xavier Marietta Dayton own score a challenge against self KODAK FILMS Eye Ear Nose and Specljlirt cofe Is expected to secure a berth in j Throat Ohio Northern and Otterbein the greatest of all challenges G I the 1027 corps j Play golf and asset Fitted Film Oberlin has booked ail games for left before 10 p m ready at Hours 9 a m to 8 p m SNjty next year mem- 3 p m with the nine other j Golf Is yearly becoming a more Appointment INTER- bers of the northern group and only HOUSE TRACK MEN largest selling Mezzanine Floor Lorain Courtjlirit popular game and the man today Jiie SPECIAI 25 off on all Memory one with a non- associate that one Bldg Elyria Ohio TO fftMPFTF THN CTinAV wl0 cannt Pay olf frequently finds quality pencil Books being Ohio Northern Wooster took IU LUifllLlL iniJ miUAI lnlmgelf niore or IeB8 out of thing thewoc4 one game with Heidelberg Otterbein OHLYS scheduled two with Otterbein and Final Indoor Run Will Feature Med- i DRUG STORE And that holds true for the femln- ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Muskingum Kenyon and B- W took ley Relay with Championshfp Isticportion of humanity as well ON THE CORNER on Otterbein while Case Reserve Baldwin Team Still in School i Mt Union and Akrffn scheduled black W E POWERS games only with the northern schools This Friday March 25 house ath- Superlative in quality legrees 26 EAST COLLEGE The Yeomen schedule for next letes will meet to determine inter- SPECIAL the world- famou9 STREET year shows a series of 12 games j bouse track honors Men may repre- 3 RIVERS seven of which will be played on the sent either their rooming or boarding Rebuilt Fully Guaranteed No copying home floor The biggest trip of the houses The ordinary indoor events VENUS At all FANCY BRICK ICE CREAM year will be a two- day tour to Ada will be contested with one exception Underwood Typewriter dealers VPENOLS SHOE REPAIRING ANY COMBINATION and Tiffin where berlin will oppose j This will be a medley relay with LATEST MODEI give best service and Fruit Punch Fresh 8altd Nuts Ohio Northern and Heidelberg respec j four runners one of whom will run 6000 Buy longest wear C R ROSS Mfjr tively It had been thought that many a half mile another a quarter while a THE SUGAR BOWL Plain end per dor 100 of the northern schools would double the remaining two will dash 220 OHLYS DRUG STORE Rubbercndb per doz 120 40 3 Main St Phone 275 on their schedules and would book yards apiece The record this American Pencil Co 215 Tilth Look Our Mituln for ON THE CORNER AveNY Ovr return games The northerners how- j event Is held by the Baldwin team MatmofUNIQVEThm Leaj Colored PettLils in 1 Z colors 1 00 per dor ever have enough schools in their se J Curry Roden Lampman and Whit- Ject council so that this was not ex- jney all of whom are yet in school L ceptioualiy necessary and Oberlins j his meet is one of five inter scliedule shows but one of the return j house competitions and is the last encounters that with Case of the indoor affairs After this meet SOME INSIDE INFORMATION The Yeomen schedule for next year ail indoor equipment will be remov- is as follows ed and the outdoor sea- son will com- WHEN IN OBERLIN HAVE YOUR DRY CLEANING Tan 7 THE FLYBYNI- GHTER Hiram at Hiram mence in earnest DONE BY THE UNIVERSAL COMPANY Jan 14 llaldwin- Wallace here YOU Jan 21 ltreserve at Cleveland We serve the best at our soda MAY GET OUTSIDE INFORMATION TOO FOR 24 Kenyon Jan here tentative fountain 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