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VOLUME 57 GRANVILLE OHIO NOVEMBER 13 1922 NUMBER 9 BOWS AGAIN FIRST OHIO LATIN CONFERENCE STUDENT FELLOWSHIP DOW STATE THREAT LOSES ITS CAMPAIGN REGISTERS SURPASSES ALL EXPECTATIONS SUCCESSJEDNESDA PUNCH S 22- 0

Representatives From Calling Friendship Pledges Made Here Victory Ccmes by Straight Football Varsity Line Holds Entire State Unite in And Over State Spell Convention a Success in Every Way Victory and Denison Goal is Never Menaced Over 200 Guests Rogers Goes Best Complete returns of the Euro- Uver two nunared ciassicaiy By Vic Weaver teachers representing some fifty- NOVEL EXHIBITION AT pean Student Relief Drive held five high schools and more than here Wednesday show that the Denison tilted the Queen City football eleven 22- 0 in a one sided two- thirds of the colleges of the leaders are assured of 950 from battle at Carson Field in Cincinnati on Saturday afternoon The Big present guests of LAT1HC0NFEREHCE Red broke through Cincinnatis line for many long gains and tore state were as the students of Denison Al- at the First around their ends for long runs Rogers was the biggest ground Annual Meeting of the Ohio Latin Practicability of Classics Shown though they had hoped for a min- gainer for the Livingston machine Pete Willis commanded the team Conference at Granville Novem- By Varied and Clever imum of 1000 the amount re- with his usual skill Miller bucked their line for many good gains ber 9 10 and 11 Contributions ceived is by far the largest ever Hundley and Allen were valuable offensive men both for line plunges This convention is first of and end runs The Denison line held the down- state approach dur- the it- given at Denison last years sub- its kind to meet in the and Ancient met and matched ing the entire game and at no time could they bring the oval closer state exhibit scription totaling 525 has branched from the Middle- self with modern at the than the twenty- five yard line Linneman was the outstanding figure West Classical Association at the held in connection with the Classi- The results of the drive over for the Cincinnatians Denison made twenty first downs Cincinnati last meeting of which an Ohio cal convention of last week Stat- the entire state are not known as five Denison completed three out of five passes and had none inter- committee was appointed for the ed in the words of these chiefly yet as some colleges will be un- cepted Cincinnati completed five out of twelve and had one inter- organization of the Ohio Confer- responsible for the display its able to hold their drives until lat- cepted Denison covered three out of four fumbles and Cincinnati to clearly the ence purpose was show er in the year In the Southern covered four out of six Denison was penalized a total of fifty yards practicability of the classical Division of which LeRoy Mayes and Cincinnati was penalized seventy- three The committee consisted of to Prof Louis E Lord of Oberlin languages in present times and has charge it is expected that the u of pres- avail- The first scoring of the erame chairman who is also of emphasize the dependence quota will be reached From President on Wresleyan GRANVILLE HAVE came near the end of the Middle- Association ent day speech and customs able reports Ohio and TO the first West before quarter when the Big Red back- D of Uni- those that have gone have done very Prof Victor Hill Ohio actual- field worked the ball down versity and Dr R H Tanner of Miniature catapults that well in their campaigns At Ohio NEW HIGH SCHOOL AS to the ly clearly showed the state 1500 sub- twenty- five yard line Pete Wil- Denison who is at present Secre- worked University nearly was of reached in the lis drop kicked goal from the field tary of the Association development art scribed 2000 years ago sub- BOND ISSUE PASSES Denison a lead The convention began Thurs of warfare even Not only was the amount iiving three point 1 f 1 1 J 1 1 PostersJ UCdepicted1JILltU the valuevaiLi ot ua scribed outstanding but the lead- During the second quarter the day afternoon and lasted through tilt c i c a J knowledge of old mythsJ and fables ers here were particularly pleased Township Votes Three to One pig Red displayed the best foot- until Saturday morning At the c t J of references j ball of the season when they op several sessions were given papers in the interpretation with the wonderful spirit showed For Modern 100000 every day and groups of Every one lened up for long end runs and and addresses revealing the past common by the student body Building by be an- many valuable line They inter- pictures and drawings made on the campus seemed to bucks and present of the classical linked Greek or to It was very gratifying to learn started a rapid approach from ests outside pupils themselves xious to give to the fund The speaker from and architecture in that the people of the township mid- field and Hundley tore the Miller and Roman art cooperate with the leaders state was Dr Frank J of today of had voted nearly three to one in around the left end of the line of the University of Chicago a with that some way At one the mens For those who delight in boast- groups the cooks contributed 10 favor of the school bond issue for a neat run of twenty- five yards prominent figure in the classical 1 ing of the new Ohio Stadium two One unusual feature was the said A D St Clair Supermten- bringing the ball to the twenty- world and who is Editor of the pictures held real in- all the re- dent of Public Schools when the three vard line Rnp- ers and TTnnd Classical The 1922 contrasting fact that students took Journal presented the struc- of campaign results of Tuesdays election were ley broke through the tackles and Model Teacher and Advice terest One sponsibility the fall with its made known Our work which j brought the ball within two ad- ture just finished this Heretofore it has been customary yards were the subjects of his two capacity of 63000 The leader to commeiiceu in January in gelling of the goal Miller furnished the dresses Friday enormous to have some outside other was of an ancient piece speak for the drive but this year the Parent- Teachers Association final nunch and bucked the hall Some of the outstanding fea- that of work the Circus Maximus Denison students had complete interested in tne proposition nasiover the goal where he fumbled tures of the convention were the Continued on pare 3 charge Tom Graham who was not been in vain as the results of but Steadman covered the ball Laboratory under the i Display last year in connection with the ballot show and within a Willis attempted to drop kick charge of Mrs F G Cressey here MEMORIAL EXERCISES the drive was to have spoken year Granville will have one of goal but failed Near the end of Carrie B Allen and Laura Ho- year but was unable to the most complete High School the same quarter Hundley and sick at the here this the special luncheon attend buildings in the state Rogers each made a run around Mound Builders the Classi- Club mark M The money subscribed will keep The bond issue of 100000 the ends for fifteen yards and Cin- cal Movie and the play The amice sixty European students in school which will afford the opportunity cinnati was penalized another fif- Menaechmi of Plautus staged by Display of the Group Service Although only to build a new structure near the teen yards placing the ball on the University for one year students of Denison Flags flanked by the Stars and 150 was asked from each stu- site ui uie picacin IJUUUUlg Will eight yard line Cincinnatis team At the business meeting Satur- Stripes and the service flag of some subscribed as high as take care of the crowded condi- broke and after two plays Hund- day morning was decided dent it that the University was the most strik- 15 sufficient to send one person tion that now exists It will be ley carried the ball back of the be held the second annual meeting ing feature of Granvilles Armis- to school for a year Of even modern in every respect and will goal at Ohio Wresleyan University and a ob- tice Day celebration Friday The significance however is be erected only after careful j No scoring was done in the elect- greater the following officers were entire student body assembled at so many people gave servation of some of the best third quarter but in the final per- ed the fact that Dr R H Tanner President the Baptist Church at 11 00 AM to the fund High School plants in the state iod of play the ball passed into Prof Jennie Louis Vice- Pres and the Denison unit of the R O The state quota was 25000 of Courses which hitherto have been the Big Reds hands on their own and Trof Victor D Hill Secre- T C marched in bearing the alotted to Ohio of necessity abandoned because of twenty- five yard line Rogers tary which 5000 was The Name of the group was American Flag the Denison Ser- State University and the North- inefficient equipment will again dashed around left end and car- changed to the Ohio Classical vice Flag and the service flags of ern and Southern Divisions were be resumed and the division of ried the ball to mid- field A series Conference the several groups seen for the asked to raise 10000 each It is the High School into the Junior of line bucks and end runs worked Most of the delegates were en- first time by members of the fresh- expected the state quota will and Senior sections will enable it down to the twenty- two yard Gran- that tertained in the homes of man class as well as by many be reached beginning students to take up line where Allen broke away ville people sophomores The joint Student Councils of more advanced studies earlier in without any interference and car- Invocation by Dr Chamberlain Granville and Shepardson Col- their high school career The ried back of the goal He drop- UNIV NIGHT SCORES by the Rev George Kindergarten which at present is FINANCIAL SUCCESS an address lege had charge of the drive and kicked goal completing the score B Schmidt of Newark and a song they were very well pleased by under private management will 22- 0 Denison took part in the future become a part of on- service in which all the way in which the students i University Night was not of morn- the school system The country ly a finan- formed the program the supported it To the Student social success but also a schools in the township will be SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION cial one according to Hank Bald- ing Council and to Roy Mayes in par- local post of the American suc- abandoned and all pupils will at- win chairman of the committee The ticular goes the credit for the B Wiley gave a smoker Friday eve- tend classes in the new building Dr F will address the in charge Besides defraying all Legion cess of the drive Denison Scientific ning at their rooms in commem- upon its completion Association expenses it was possible to can- The Granville Festival Associa- Tuesday evening at 700 oclock in cel a debt incurred last year by oration of the day memorial festivities of any tion announces that not only the The Masquers Number of the the Physics Lecture Room on the the Spring Round- Up and carry No subject Time- Space public sort were on Saturdays first 300 but all student season Flamingo will appear Friday Continuum forward a balance of 5265 tickets will sell for 200 Large amusement assured in Einsteins Theory Continued on page 2 schedule THE DENISONIAN FADING MEMORIES DENIZENIGMAS Published every Monday in the interest of Denison University at Granville Ohio As the Stars and Stripes and the service flags many of them dotted with K ICH A RD B AUSTIN of the various groups A green Freshman makes a Some Semites shine in horse- Editorinch- ief annual Arm- gold stars moved past in Denisons fresh Sophomore manship almost as well as Icha- 5 B CALVERT the Business Manager R I C H A RD istice Day service Friday we realized that bod Crane Phone 8224 great World War which claimed so much of our who will ask C H DICKERMAN Its a brave man Faculty Adviser lROH attention during its course is swiftly fading in- he Phone 8264 his fiancees kid brother what Its awfully hard on a fellow to to the background of memory New national thinks of her and then have to go to duties carry graduate ASSOCIATE EDITORS problems as well as our every day work Brelsford recently past Donald Weaver Ernest our minds from the grave events so We cant imagine our grand- Kilburn Holt to the things immediately about us I mothers bobbing their hair and Inspired by the class lineup on Each year finds fewer men in the university showing Prussian blue knickers Field Day we suggest Purple SHEPARDSON STAFF among those to offer themselves in the who were FLAMINGO the and Pongee as a title for the next Associate Editor othy JZft service of their country in its time of need From THE isnt Taylor Dor Lrees is croaking over Junior movie Edna JuLucille Tuttle the minds of the newer generation memory of only bird that Mary Rosebraugh lost sense of humor S A T C days and Liberty Loan drives are Denisons All the fogginess in Granville SPORTING STAFF with the presence Vctor Weaver slowly becoming hazy Even We wonder whether or not the is not located at the Sem Mr Sporting Editor R O T C unit War and its at- Sporting Editor of a flourishing Sophomore girl ever found out Piper sent the chickens for the Assistant McConnaughey7fred Jn remote from Athletic Reporter Robert tending responsibilities appears far the price of Ohio Latin Confer- Delta Omicron banquet to Miss our existence ence Salve Omicron EDITORIAL STAFF highly fitting we set apart one Vclma Weisenbargcr It seems that Society Editor day each year on which to look back reverently Feature Editor Alma Chambers Louise Kramer upon the times of trial and duress through which FRESHMEN SPEAK AT RECEPTIONS Y W C A Reporter Y M C A SUNDAY FOR NEW M C A Reporter IlrI Foot our nation passed and to give thanks for the deeds NIGHT Y Dudley Dawson Aiumni Editor of those who fought to preserve its integrity A Freshman meeting was the has always OF REPORTERS Denisons Armistice Day celebration rather original turn taken by the first an- Abernethy sUSutton been consistent with the times On the meeting of the Denison Ted Rf Tallmadge bringing pact regular Sumner Canary Trafford niversary of the signing of the peace- Y M C A in Sherwin Hall Sun- SORORITIESJSATURDAY John Martin our sentiment was merely one of joy and our cele- day night bration was an impromptu affair with a Mardi Shorty Keeler and Herbert BUSINESS STAFF Gras parade Now our observation of the day has The sororities and the Shepard- Hugh Amos Waters both members of the Club will be at home to the Assstant Managers Paui L Koehler changed and our services reflect to a larger extent son class of 26 were the speakers of new men of the faculty and stu- the thanksgiving which is in the hearts of all evening Shorty second the putting dent body of Denison on Satur- Entered at the Post Office at Granville Ohio as While looking back upon the serious events forth the contention that a true class mail matter upon the day evening November 18 from which have so recently transpired and Christian like a successful track of postage provided instrumental in bringing 7 to 11 An orchestra at each Acceptance for mailing at special rate deeds of those who were man must abstain from many in- for in section 1103 Act of October 3 1917 authorized peace out of chaos we must also look ahead to house and readings and special April 8 1921 jurious things musical numbers by the girls the duties which will be ours as college graduates described the three PRICE 225 the Waters themselves will furnish entertain- SUBSCRIPTION We of the younger generation should realize types of Christian workers the privileges and responsibilities soon to devolve up- ment Every new man in Den- unwilling the unconscious and ison is cordially invited to be Printed by the Granville Times on us who have inherited the wonderful birth- the willing right of American citizenship present To facilitate their host- We must permit ourselves to esses in receiving the guests are be enrolled in this greatest force D U requested to call according to the of the universe he declared the following schedule ORGANIZATIONS force of service and sacrifice Those whose names begin with The talks were preceded by a saxophone solo by Ralph Gabele A E 700- 745 Kappa Phi The problem of student organizations is again INTERFERENCE with Ermel Branstetter at the 745- 830 Chi Psi Delta before the college as the student council recently piano 830- 915 Shepardson Club passed a list of approved organizations which will 915- 1000 Sigma Delta Phi go before the faculty at their next meeting for For some little time we have been observing Y W C A IN CHARGE OF 10 00- Phi Phi Phi Included in the list passed by of FRESHMEN SUNDAY their approval the exclusiveness the calendar as adopted each F I 700- 745 Chi Psi Delta of Granville and Shepard- re- the student councils semester by the Student Associations Only Freshmen had charge of Y W 745- 830 Shepardson Club two senior organizations Al- driven forcefully a son colleges are the cently it was home more by C A Sunday evening Aileen 830- 915 Sigma Delta Phi Nun and the mens junior or- de- bgator and White situation not overly serious but nevertheless Falbush led as her topic 915- Phi Phi Phi Friar call taking 1000 ganization Green plorable A certain organization let us them Faults and Ideals 10 00 Kappa Phi as a body have never taken directaction A of The faculty Group were desirous setting their meeting Christ- likeness is the real three groups and so the college waits and practice a time indeed time J N 700- 745 Shepardson Club on these at and the at crown and completeness of wo- will be treated We ac- 7 45- 8 30 Sigma Delta Phi with interest to see how they which they had frequently met before Their manly character she said Christ believe Alligator and White Nun as self- was however frowned for 830- 915 Phi Phi Phi that tion upon the reason is not merely the ideal the pat- societies will be B 915- 1000 Kappa Phi perpetuating senior honorary that Group was listed on the calendar for that tern for every young woman to a real place in the college and con- 10 00 Chi Psi Delta found to have particular evening and hour Group A refrained model her life upon Christ sequently approved In the case of Green Friar from no but meeting Now it happened that member is to be her Friend as well as her O S 700- 745 Sigma Delta Phi may arise in regard to its B however some doubt of Group A was present at Group and had Saviour Master and Helper 7 45- 8 30 Phi Phi Phi value and so a word of explanation in regard to Group A met Group B would in no wise have 830- 915 Kappa Phi society may prove helpful After the introductory talk by this been harmed the leader several freshmen gave 915- 1000 Chi Psi Delta Green contrary to popular belief is of Friar All which smacks of the ultra- small short of 10 00 Shepardson Club not an honorary organization but merely a self- discussions our common college We pride ourselves that we are now in faults of perpetuating junior society whose basis is friend- university and ideals At the close T Z 700- 745 Phi Phi Phi the stage And yet there seems to be the meeting Grace and ship As long as these aims are kept in the fore- lacking the realization that the university is too Jones 745- 830 Kappa Phi ground we see no objection to such an organiza- Laura Richardson sang an eve- 830- 915 Chi Psi Delta large and varied to center every interest on one ning prayer tion Should Green Friar become purely hon- of 915- 1000 Shepardson Club small phase action D U orary however there might be objection to itonthe And so led ASSOCIATION 1000 Sigma Delta Phi we are to wonder wherein lies TO grounds of over- organization of the college We the harm in case two organizations of FEAST FRIDAY different The first annual banquet of the have learned of a new junior society formed at scope meet at the same hour Each will SHEPARDSON GLEE CLUB draw its D U association is to be held on Shepardson but at this early date are unable interested followers and what more may be asked WILL PRESENT CANTATA Friday evening November 17 at to comment on its objects and worth We hope Indeed a little competition would bring about no the Doane Academy Club It will The Shepardson Glee Club that the sophomore class both men and women very serious damage to the several groups and so- will not be bit by the organizing bee cieties be a formal affair and an orches- plans to present this year for its tral trio will play dinner Home Concert a The student body awaits eagerly the facultys We believe that the time has come when one during cantata entitled Midge Tribolet will be toastmis- Pan on a decision in regard to approved organizations We small organization should not hold full sway to Summers Day replac- tress and Miss Atwell ing of giv- hope that they will follow the recommendations the possible detriment of others equally important Maude the program songs as Gill Catherine McClure en last and of the student council In addition there may come if it does not embrace the interests of the entire Lois year Both the words some regulations restricting further organization personnel of the institution Lusk and Gladys Jones will the music of the cantata were speak The entire organization by of college life This is in no sense a tirade against the adopted written Paul Bliss and center D U including the new initiates is is calendar Its use is a matter of common sense to around the thought that Pan as well as of necessity be present and over fourteen Nature in sound The perform- guests are scheduled to will be in We do feel however that the hesitancy to attend ance probably given the Outdoor Theatre in College WELL DONE grant the right of meeting to one small group be- UNIVERSITY NIGHT cause of the earlier scheduling of a likewise small Woods Arrangements are being Continued from paca 1 made at one opens up a field for discussion which has bare- to present the cantata THE DENISONIAN expressing popular ly been entered The committees wish to thank Central City shortly after Christ- opinion is glad that the Student Relief Drive may Lets hear some opinions the faculty the classes and Doane mas vacation be chalked up as another Denison win Few Academy for the hearty coo- peration The Glee Club is following this drives have had objectives as universal in scope which made the occasion a year the plan of the Denison Club as has this last Its program will do much to car- Hello George Were glad your campus is success Elfreda Jessel in charge in including in its regular mem- ry the name of Denison to the ends of the world over too of the Shepardson committee was bership a number of girls who The returns and reward for all who helped put assisted by Betty Albaugh and will appear in the Home Concert D U it across will come in terms of rescued humanity Helen Oesper and Baldwin had only In the absence of Mrs Surely the students of Denison are to be con- This issue of THE DENISONIAN edited by for his cohorts Bus McMichael Fitch the Clubs work is under gratulated Ernest Brelsford associate editor and Chuck Byers the direction of Mrs Shepard LOCAL Y SENDS KING THIS WEEKS CALENDAR TO NATIONAL CONCLAVE Tues Nvo 14 Scientific Association Gospel Team Adopts Radio SOCIETY Dan King 24 is to represent Meeting the Denison Y M C A at the Wed Nov IS Orchestra Concert Fri Nov 17 Football Heidelberg at and Talks Tri- annual National Convention Tiffin to Entire State at Atlantic City Sat 18 Green Friars entertained at a dinner next week Nov New Mens Reception There was no conflict between near and far in truly 20th Although provision was century party Wednesday evening the Misses not Science and Religion when the manner Unfortunately no radio Helbing Eunice Fellman Esther made in the annual budget for Sue the Denison Gospel team journeyed fans were on duty here to pull Jillson Lois Lusk June Robion and expense connected with localTrofessors the trip to Columbus Sunday evening No- down their words but the verbal Gravce Williams members of the Association unan- Phi Phi Phi was at home to Chi Psi vember 5 there to have their report of the doings found imously voted in Thurs- of its way Delta Thursday November 8 from Chapel establish unit voices broadcasted by radio It ihome to five- thirty day to send a representative to the four oclock all happened at the First Baptist Truly great possibilities lie be- Delta chapter of Delta Omicron an- meeting which is be expected to national society Church where the team had bejn fore us It will come as no nounces the initiation of Mary Ander- one of the greatest gatherings of great son Lois Everhart Dorothy Baker invited for services This insti- surprise to learn some of these Red Triangle men ever held ultraupto- Margaret Hendricks Lucile Tuttle Denison Faculty to be Linked tution being date was times that the Glee Club will give Many noted speakers ad- Janet Vannoy and Vivian Willis are to With American Teachers possessed of a high power wire- their home concert via radio from Sigma Alpha Epsilon entertained the dress the delegates men repre- Union less phone set and accustomed to Columbus for the benefit of a following at a dinner party Miss Ak- senting every branch of the or- put their regular exercises on the Denison audience or de- crs and the Misses Allen Seasholes ganizations activities being Announcement is made of the that some Albaugh V Wcisenbarger Riegcl and air for such to hear as might partmental group may scheduled to speak establishment of the Denison perchance Lang Evidently they considered a have a speaker located fifty miles The Dcnison Commons Club enter- chapter of The American Associa- I Denison crew of worthy calibre away address them from dis- the following guests in- that tained with an ABILITY SHOWN BY tion of University Professors lor they published their tidings tance formal dinner party on Wednesday VEITHS PUPILS IN founded at Harvard University evening November 8th Misses Ak- the six ago As in- ers I Goodrich D Stratton G Elli- RECITAL WEDNESDAY years the name dicates the organization is na- son H Foss D Smith A McCann The song G Jones F Smalley D Moor B recital by the pupils tional and is made up exclusively TROUBADOURS START GRANVILLE FESTIVAL Bateman M Frederick H Myers M of R Edgar Veith Wednesday of college professors The stand- Oesper M Mullen J Calhoun R evening was distinctive for its ards high demanding a E Reed and Lois Brown are that COMEDY SOCIETY ANNOUNCES Thorne variety and interest Each selec- professor teach in some college W0RKF0J Mrs S T Bawden and Brother Her- tion on the program was good rick Bawden ex- 23 of Granville were or university for at least three Sunday dinner guests of and no little skill was displayed Put and Take Will Be Given In CONCERHVEONESDAY the Denison years before being eligible for February Commons Club in the presentation of all numbers membership If New Club The following guests attended a before a large and appreciative Is Recognized House Party given by the Denison The chapter was installed at Real Talent Promised in Season audience Denison October 31 and at pres- Commons Club on Saturday evening At Parting by Rogers and Put and Take is the name of Opener by Hinshaw November llh the Misses Rosemond ent includes twelve members of Quartet J Alziez M Fullerton E Curtis M Just been wondring sung by the musical comedy which the the faculty The local officers Troubadours Thompson M Anderson D Smith W Charles Roadarmel formed the are will attempt to pro- West L Darrow Coddington K Mc- first number on duce the latter part of February The Granville Festival and Lec- the program To Dr K F Mather President ture Millen F Chamberlin D Bawden D the latter selection Gordon Ring- should the newly founded organ- Association will present as Stratton E Place R Campbell F Dr L R Dean Vice- President its first gold played a beautiful violin ob- ization be officially recognized A number The Hinshaw Lovett and L Lusk Miss Anna B Peckham Secre- cast has already Concert Quartet at the Baptist Sigma Delta Phi entertained with a ligate Gounods Sing Smile tary been selected and No- work has Church Wednesday November breakfast on Saturday morning Slumber and The False Proph- The body will hold frequent started toward the vember 11 The following guests were learning of the songs 15 This quartet is one of the et by Scott were rendered very meetings some to be open to oth- present Miss Taylor and the Messrs effectively by Elizabeth Hazen Forrest Loveless 25 has the best of its class and its program Rosene Canary E Jones Brelsford er members of the faculty Pro- gives promise of Eleanor Curtis delighted the au- masculine lead with Carl Nessley being unusual in Lemon Kimball Sutton Lowmiller jects of interest and present poli- quality as Calvert Abell and dience 24 and Frederick Sheldon 26 well as highly enter- Whitcomb with two appealing songs cies will be discussed Other taining entertained the Although a trifle weak on the taking good singing parts Messrs following at a party on Satur- professors will be elected to mem- The first half dinner higher notes her voice was un- Bridge and Amos will be the of the evening will day evening November 11 Miss Lough bership in the future be usually pleasing and her interpre- squire and constable of Slumber- devoted to popular arias and and the Misses Fellman Taylor Mc- The objects of the Association songs from the best operatic Guffin Dodge Kurtz R Weisenbarg- tation charming and natural ville where Paradise Acres is and are to facilitate a more effective located Pete concert music The remainder of er Jones Robian Tapper Ogle Jill- Laura Charlotte Thomas cooperation among teachers and Willis will plav the son Kramer and A Chambers role of Take with Ted Aber- the program will be an operatic showed versatility in the singing investigators in universities col- Chi Psi Delta announces the pledg- nethy supporting him as comedy Cox arid Box or The 25 of two widely different pieces of Put ing of Julia Calhoun of Ft Wayne leges and professional schools Horace Boggs as Long Lost Brothers reported to Indiana Her clear rich voice gives evi- grade for the promotion Tessie the similar Telephonist and Willoughby be excellent and very amusing Dinner guests at the Lambda Chi dence of great musical ability of the interests of higher educa- was House on Sunday were Mr and Mrs a Gale playing the part of Red the It adapted to the lyric stage Margaret Seasholes displayed tion and research and in general from a M J Lowmiller and Miss Mary Biber wonderfully trained voice with Office Boy should draw many a comedy by J Maddison of Bucyrus Ohio to increase the usefulness and ad- laugh Morton by F C Burnand and the Sunday dinner guests at the Beta superiority of expression in her of vance the standards and ideals semih- umorous music which is very beautiful is House were Dr and Mrs H R Hund- singing of In the Boat by Grieg The story is in a 1 the profession by the celebrated ley and son Marion of Granville Mr and A Memory by Ganz Helen vein Put a college pro- Sir Arthur Sulli- van The is George Marshal and Miss Alva Black- Moore gave very skilfully the fessor has invested money and operetta given under well of Dayton Ohio MENAECHMI DELIGHTS the personal direction of lovely aria from Mignon LARGE AUDIENCE FRIDAY gone into partnership with Take William John Pfanner of Moraine Park high in Wade Hinshaw of the Metropol- school Dayton Ohio was a Sunday Knowst thou not that fair the real estate business Hi Fun beyond Challenge clev- Speed undertakes to sell their itan Opera dinner guest at the Phi Gamma Delta land The personnel House on October 12 Carl Nessley sang I pitch my ter situations and skilful dialogue new edition of Paradise Acres consists of James in- Wolf of Shepardson Club announces the lonely Caravan by Coates and truly described Menaechmi land discovers oil on the property the Chicago Opera As- itiation of the following Vivian Willis Plauti a Latin comedy translat- ITe immediately takes an sociation Second Bass Joseph Thelma Alspach Lillian Thomas Sar- To Horse To Horse by option ed into English given by the on the property and forms a hold- Wetzel First Tenor James Sned- ah Loveless Aileen Pedicord Thelma Stephens and combined good den Bachelder Irene Hughes Winifred Denison Classical Club Friday ing company to sell to the Weir Second Tenor and technique with excellent ton- Pianist and Pierre Johnston Sara Crist Helen Hanby al quality The interpretation of evening before a large audience Panned Hard Oil Company Harrower Evelyn Holden Herschler Haz- Baritone Irene his second selection however was of Conference Delegates and Den- Take who has gotten wind of el Tucker Dorothy Andrews Marian Mr Wolf has won great praise Criswell Can- not quite spirited enough ison students his movements tries to foil him Doris Moore Marian in the leading cities of coun- right Florence Smalley Alice Aber- successful The play is built about twin but is unsuccessful Hi incidental- the Perhaps the most try for his vibrant nethy Faye Caul Muriel Martin Ellen numbers on the program were the brothers separated in early life ly winning for his bride Miss voice and Barnes Margaret Dorey Keel- stage presence Joseph Wetzel Helen concluding four Ruth Bolen ex- whom fortune brings to the same Evelyn Take er Flora Austin Dorothy Nichols They are mistaken for each The of studied under Companari and has Louise ecuted with power the splendid city securing the comedy was Wellman Helen Boss Helen sus- received favorable comment for Capehart Verna Reed Marian Pierce aria My heart at thy sweet other neither knowing nor largely due to the efforts of Gor- mis- his clear tenor and acting Margaret ONeal Eleanor Reed Es- voice from Samson and Delilah pecting the reason and this don Lang 18 who wrote a good ability of Mr Weir has been successful ther Farr Helen Foss Grace Jones by Saint- Saens Vision Fugi- taken identity is the source share of the lyrics and was instru- not Alice McCann Gill Violet only in America but has Winifred tive by Massenet with which many amusing circumstances mental in producing the play at attracted Taylor Lucy Wiatt Edith Emerson all and attention in England and Scot- Helen Dean pleased his audience The action was good Akron University Gibbs Thelma Wilkins Rachel Edgell land because of his musical super- Reed Irene Hosick Laura Richardson so much last spring was received indeed the entire play and per ser- iority both as vocalist and accom- Elizabeth Hazen Cecile Browne Lil- with equal enthusiasm this year sonnae were above any very lian tra will be a very creditable mu- panist Mr Pierre Harrower pos- Flint June Mann Mary Wilcox Mr Dean shows a voice of rare ious criticism although it must Margaret Horwell Evelena McCutch- at times the lack of sical club sesses a baritone voice of unusual eon purity and effectiveness Mrs Lil- be said that Courtney Jackson Alice Lamson action slowed up the plot and William Stuart has been elect- richness and color Margaret Mullen Ruth Gregg Ros- lian Case Morrison rendered in a ed student leader and Gordon anna Robuck Margaret Frederick Es- brilliant manner Amour Viens dimmed its vivid portrayal ther Gibbs Kathryn Wolf Thelma It is from this play that Ringgold manager The person- Ewers Aider from Samson and Delilah el of the orchestra is as follows LATIN CONFERENCE pro- Shakespeare is supposed to have entertained at a house The final number on the Messrs Ring- gained indirectly his idea for the Violins Stuart Continued from pace 1 party on Saturday evening Miss gram was the trio from Atilla by gold Schweikle Steinberger Taylor and the Misses Treva Locke Ye sung skilfully Comedy of Errors Verdi Praise R- Hopkins Case Tuttle Smith and which fairly dependable reports Evelyn Withoft Margaret Galloway by Mrs Morrison Mr Nessley To the directors Prof L Anna Mae Smith Muriel Martin Har- must go Misses Wooden Smith Dodge say could seat over 200000 and and Mr Dean Dean and Miss Helbing riet Broughton Helen Burkholder a goodly share of the credit for Withers Erway Vannoy Zolen on whose track it took but seven Marian Isa- Burt Virginia Woltjen its success Emerson Flint Sutherland Reed laps to make five miles belle Jacks Lucile Jones Catherine ORCHESTRA TO GIVE Dickerson Cello Bannister and It is of special interest that all McClure Katherine Howe Jean Sie- CONCERT HERE SOON bert Lena Wilson and Mary Howard presented by the orchestra last Bratt Viola Scheiber Flutes of the contributions came from The Denison Orchestra consist- I spring but will offer in addition Hineline Sayre Miss Barnes the visiting teachers themselves Mary A Rowley 18 is teach- ing of forty pieces reorganized several popular ana ngnter worKs Saxaphones Branstetter Cole and represented the work and gen- ing history in the East Liverpool and with several additions in I Mr Karl Eschman leader of Wiquhart Lee Harmonium ius of their various classes High School numbers will appear in a con- the orchestra and head of the Con- Miss Spooner Cornet Clutter The exhibit undoubtedly the Ethel Bogardus Ex- 21 is a fel- cert in Recital Hall in the near servatory states that he is very Weisenbarger Vannoy Percu- feature of the week is the second lowship student in Washington future well pleased with the quality of ssionGilbert Brewer Double ever held the pioneer one being State College and is teaching half- The program will repeat Hay- the organization this year and Bass Rhoades Trombone that at Madison Wisconsin last time in the English department dns Fifth Symphony which was that he believes that the orches Keenan Piano Miss Allington spring INTRAMURALS VARSITY ATHLETICS SHEPARDSON ATHLETES FINALS PLAYED IN LITTLE REDS TRUMP SHOULD DOUBLES TOURNAMENT HOW THEY STAND TO GET BEAVER FIELD HEIDELBERG W L Pet Ohio Wesleyan 5 0 1000 At a recent meeting The Board ON HILLSBORO ELEVEN Ernest Stockum and Frances 4 0 1000 PROVEANEASY FOE Oberlin of Trustees of Denison Univer- Chamberlin won first laurels in St Xavier 1 0 1000 the Mixed Doubles Tennis Tourn- Wooster 5 1 833 sity voted to permit the perman- Tom Cooks Outfit Completely 1 Shep- Tiffinites On Low End of Every ament as a result of their defeat Mt Union 4 800 ent use of Beaver Field for Outclassed in 37- 6 University 2 1 667 Score this beason of Ed Schmitz and Gladys Jones Ohio ardson athletics Beaver Field Contest DENISON 3 2 600 acad- finals match last Wednes- 600 has long been used by the For the first time this season in the Wittenberg 3 2 Doane Academy completely day the victory coming in straight Miami 3 2 600 emy and university football teams followers of the Big Red may look 4 3 571 and until the open- outclassed Tommy Cooks Hills- sets 6- 2 6- 4 Akron for practice forward to the encounter of the through ends this Ohio Northern 2 3 400 ing of Deeds Field a year ago it boro team in a 37- 6 victory at Their playing 1 2 333 of cer- Cincinnati was the scene of varsity games as Hillsboro on Saturday afternoon week end with a fair degree years tournament which started 1 3 250 Kenyon But it has never until this The only scoring done by the tainty as to the outcome The af- early in September with some six- Otterbein 1 4 200 well 1 4 200 fall been actively used by Shep- downstaters followed an intercept- Heidelberg at Tiffin Fri- teen teams entered Hiram fair with Case 1 5 167 ardson College ed pass in the second quarter day should not prove a difficult FLAMINGO STAFF Reserve 1 5 167 The action removes womens Shifflette was the best offensive 0 4 000 assignment and if the varsity Heidelberg athletics from Shepardson camp- man for Rupps eleven making meeting will be plays up to form decisive effort in Flamingo Staff us which though conviently near fifteen and twenty yard gains time held Wednesday at 100 PM in inade- and again straight the line quarter should bring about the Sem has always been thru one Burton Hall THE CONVENTION WAS quate The hockey field located Hamilton with a bad knee played is probable SUCCESS the desired results It A GENUINE there is about half standard size all but the last ten minutes of the that Livingston will not open up barely defeated by Miami 6- 0 Says Prof L E Lord and the archery range limited to game but managed his team well necessary to win out The other defeats were administ- less than fifty yards in spite of the handicap Cum- more than The First Annual Meeting of so that the offensive power may ered by Mt Union 15- 0 Musking- Outdoor sports are over until mins showed up well dashing be saved as far as possible for the um 7- 6 Ashland 13- 6 and Otter- the Ohio Latin Conference has after spring vacation when they around the ends The Doane line big clash with Ohio Wesleyan on bein 19- 0 surpassed in every respect the will be renewed with track as an broke up Hillsboros attempted Deeds Field the twenty- fifth Last year Heidelberg came to hopes of those interested accord- added feature Indoor classes are plays and slackened their gains Heidelbergs record this season Granville with a very poor record ing to Professor Louis E Lord now in session Preparation is Score by periods is far from impressive the up- and completely surprised the Big also being made for the interclass Doane 13 12 6 637 staters being in possession of the Red by holding them to one Head of the Latin Department swimming meet Hillsboro 0 6 0 small end of the score in every touchdown and threatening to Oberlin College Referee Predmore Miami06 contest Reports from each game score themselves on two occa- He stated that the percentage Umpire Lucas indicate the Tiffinites have sions Information sifting down of students in High Schools and that anyone receiving such train- that 21 is prin- fought hard but they do not pos- from Tiffin is to the effect that Colleges enrolled for the study of ing is assured of a position Mildred West the of sess the needed punch to annex a Heidelberg is again preparing to Latin is steadily increasing de Professor Lord said that he and cipal the High School at Kings victory The Heidelberg crew fight to the limit and it may hap- spite the set- back which ancient the other members of the Confer- Mills Ohio managed to hold Ohio Northern pen that the varsity will have to languages received because of the ence were greatly impressedby and Phil S Bradford 12 is an att- to a 6- 14 count which is a fair battle as hard as she has been World War He also said that appreciative of the kindness and orneyatlaw with offices in the showing when it is remembered forced to do in all the other games the supply of college trained Latin hospitality accorded the teachers First National Bank Building that the Ada aggregation was this season teachers is very inadequate and from all sides Columbus CINCINNATI PLAY BY PLAY

7 First Quarter end for 25 yd gain W Willis bucked around left end Rogers made naother j thru left guard for 6 yds R Willis left end for yds Allen gained a yard left for 5 yds car- 30 yd thru right tackle Miller made lyi yds Cincinnati won the flip at the open- 1 thru tackle He repeated yard around right end Hundley punted outside on Cincinnatis play 4J- 4 j Miller carried the ball for ing of the game and chose to receive the for a gain of yds Hundley ried the ball back of the goal Hund- line Palmers pass to Linneman nett thru center 3 Rogers 5 yds first downs thru same hole Allen tore W Willis kicked to Hobbs back of the made more around left end ley out Allen for Hundley Allen ed no gain McAndrcws made for 8 yds 15 1 Bridge around left end for 22 yd run and a goal and the ball was brought out to ran the right end Willis failed to drop kick goal Denison around left end for Hender carried ball 2 yd 0 touchdown Nichols for Glasgo Se- 20 yd made 3 yds the to the line Hobbs Cincinnati Linneman received Wil- son Palmer covered his own fumble the line Linncman 1 injured 15 bald for Rogers Allen drop kicked around left end Palmer hit left tackle McAndrcws for Hobbs A lis kick on the yd line and returned without gain Linncman ran around pass from Lyne 26 10 6 goal Denison 22 Cincinnati 0 Linnc- for 2 yds Linncman covered his own short W Willis to to the McAndrcws recovered his right end for yds Palmer made a Miller bucked line 5 man received kick on the 17 fumble and gained 12 yds around right netted yard the own fumble for a yd loss Palmer yds thru left guard McAndrcws made Willis and crossed the goal but fumbled and tore for 8 yds 6 yds McAndrcws yd line and returned to the 35 Linnc- end Hobbs made 1 around left end thru center Linneman thru left guard by Pal- man lost a yard right end Pal- Linncman completed Palmers pass the ball was recovered Steadman failed to complete Palmers pass Half made a yard thru the same hole around 29- j for 11 yds Mc- gain pass to Glasgo W Willis failed to kick goal Denison ended Cincinnatis ball on own yd mer covered his own fumble without mer broke thru center without Hobbs 9 0 15 for 3 yd loss was not completed Linneman punted Cincinnati Willis kicked to R line Denison Cincinnati 0 gain Juarter ended Cincinnati s ball Lain tackled McAndrews Glasgo 15 yd line 15 Cin- pass Nichols was not dead ball 30 yds Miller made a yd on the who returned Third Quarter on own 42 yd line Denison McAndrews to 27 yd penalized completed Mc- around right end Hundley ran the to the line Denison Lease for Harrod McAndrcws re- cinnati 0 Benson for McLain 15 yds for holding a yds end opposite end for 7 Calhoun covered McAndrcws lost ceived Willis kick on the 20 yd line Fourth Quarter Andrews made around right Denison fumble R Willis punted to a yard around left end Linncman made and returned for 13 yds McAndrcws Linneman failed to make first down Cincinnati penalized half the distance 2 yds a goal 33 Linncman who was downed in his around right end on double failed to gain Palmer bucked thru on line buck by inches Allen could of the for slugging yds Macklc pass from Linneman Linneman for C Glasgo covered Se- tracks Palmer made a yard around thrown center for 7 yds Cincinnati penalized not gain thru line Rogers could not Cincinnati for 7 yds loss play Cal- left end Rogers covered Palmers fum- on attempted thru Jgain on right end run Denison pen- balds fumble Keith for Palmer ble Miller covered his own fumble center Linncman kicked from the 35 alized 15 yds for holding Miller made houn intercepted Linnemans pass and without gain Rogers smashed thru yd line back of the goal Denisons REAL SPORTSMANSHIP 10 yds around left end Willis pass carried the ball to the 32 yd line Al- ball on the 20 yd line Rogers shot len gained 3 yds tackle center for 18 yds Hundley tore around Extract from Coach Boles to Allen was not completed Willis thru right right end for 12 yd gain 3 yds left end for 3 yds Willis bucked thru around Hund punted to Cincinnatis 30 yd line Pal Miller bucked line for Denison ley ran end for 6 yds Letter to Dr Ebaugh 15 yds right tackle for 7 Rogers made 5 yds the opposite mer could not gain Linneman made penalized for holding Nichols 6 Congratulations on thru right guard Hundley carried the Willis knifed thru right tackle for your 6 yds thru right tackle McAndrcws received Willis punt on Cincinnatis yds gained 7 yds ball for 2 yds placing the ball on the Hundley around victory Your team played broke away but Allen tackled on Cin- 33 yd line Game ended Cincinnatis left end Willis pass Lyne j 22 10 yd line W Willis attempted two to did not great ball and deserved to cinnatis 49 yd line Linneman was ball on own 33 yd line Denison passes which were not completed Ball net any gain Rogers could not gain I thrown for 3 yd loss Palmer bucked Cincinnati 0 15 win 0 passed 10 around right end Denison penalized the line for 2 yd gain Prather com- Denison 22 Cincinnati to Cincinnati on their yard yds line Linneman could not gain on line for holding Linneman received pleted Linncmans pass for 25 yd gain Lyne LE Prather buck Hobbs made a yd around left Willis punt on the 33 yd line Linne- 5 yds offside Palmer made a yard Linnemans pass to Glasgo netted 3 R Willis C LT C Glasgo end Rogers blocked Linncmans punt man punted to W Willis on the 25 thru left tackle Linncman punted out- yds McAndrews gained 3 yds thru Steadman LG Lease yd line who 5 yds and McLain covered the ball on the 20 returned Hundley side on the 3 yd line R Willis punt- left tackle Palmers tripplc pass failed Calhoun C Nipper yd line Rogers was for a loss tore around left end for 15 yds Cin- ed to the 33 yd line and Glasgo re- Linnemans pass to Prather was not McLain RG Wykoff thrown 15 of a yard Hundley gained cinnati penalized yds for unneces- turned 6 yds Palmer could not gain completed Denisons ball on own 25 Henderson RT Ray a yard on sary left end run Rogers made 6 around roughness Rogers broke around Linncmans pass was blocked by Stead- yd line Rogers broke away around Jefferson RE Bachman left end Willis drop kicked goal right end for 15 yds Hundley made man Allen blocked Linnemans sec- left end and carried ball 25 yds to W Willis QB R Glasgo W 2 yds opposite from the 25 yd line Denison 3 Cin- around the end Willis ond try The third pass was not com- mid- field Allen made 3 yds thru left Rogers LH Hobbs cinnati 0 Hobbs received Willis kick bucked thru left tackle for 3 yds ball pleted Denisons ball on own 25 yd tackle Miller made another 2 yds Hundley RH Linneman on the 8 yd on the 30 yd line Jefferson threw line Willis bucked the line Rogers made 2 yds thru left thru left guard Willis gained 4 yds Miller FB C Palmer Hobbs for a yard on a right end run line for 3 yds Hundley made a yard tackle Allen made 3 around left end thru right tackle Miller gained first Score by periods Palmer smashed left tackle for 4 yds Willis failed to gain on a sneak R downs on center buck Rogers ran Denison 3 12 0 721 Hobbs made another 4 around left end Willis punted dead ball to Cincinnatis Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 Linneman gained 2 yds and first downs 35 yd line Linneman broke thru right Substitutions Denison Allen for around right end Hobbs lost a yard D U FOOTBALL SCHEDULE tackle for 7 yds Cincinnati penalized Rogers Rogers for Hundley Bridgf 15 yds SATURDAYS CONFERENCE on right end run Linneman failed to 1922 for holding Linneman was for Henderson Sebald for Rogers gain thru right guard Palmer kicked thrown for 10 yd loss He gained 8 GAMES Thiele for Lyne Benson for McLain 45 yds Cincinnati penalized 5 yds for Denison 9 DuQuesne 0 yds around left end W Willis re- DENISON 22 CINCINNATI 0 Cincinnati McAndrews for Hobbs Denison 14 Wilmington 3 ceived Linnemans punt on C interfering with free catch Quarter Denisons Navy 52 St Xavier 0 Nichols for R Glasgo Mackle for 30- yd Denison 0 Ohio University 7 20 yd line and returned to the 40 Rog- ended Denison ball on their own Wooster 53 Kenyon 0 Glasgo Keith for Palmer line 3 0 Denison 20 Wittenberg 27 ers made 4 yds around right end Wil- Denison Cincinnati Miami 20 Mt 6 Referee Hamilton Notre Dame Denison 12 Miami 6 lis pass to Jefferson was complet- Union not 47 Case 7 Umpire McDonald Otterbein Second Quarter Denison 10 Wooster 0 ed Rogers made 8 yds left Oberlin thru Akron 19 Heidelberg 0 Head Linesman Dullum Ohio U Miller ran around right end for 5 Denison 22 Cincinnati 0 tackle Denison penalized 5 yds for Bethany 7 Ohio 0 Time of periods 15 min yds Miller made 6 yds on the same Nov 17 Fri Heidelberg at Tiffin offside play Rogers made 3 yds University thru Ohio Wesleyan 9 Mich Aggies 6 Scoring Touchdowns Steadman play Hundley broke thru right tackle Nov 25 Ohio Wesleyan at Gran- right tackle Jefferson failed to com- Ohio Northern 27 Reserve 6 Hundley Allen Goals from touch- for 3 yds W Willis bucked center ville plete Willis pass Allen passed outside V- Wittenberg 55 Otterbein 7 downs Allen Goal from field for 2 yds Hundley dashed around left to Lyne for no gain Rogers broke Willis