Lincoln on Stage at University of Chi fen
An onstage drama recounts a presidential era with Sir Clark addressing Lincoln and her maid. The production highlights include a dramatic surrender scene at Appomattox and a closing tribute to Lincoln, drawing praise for performances and the theater’s handling of the tale.
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Manawalt
Lincoln
Clark
University of Chi Fen
Sn Warner
Wren
Aly
Ar. Linestad
Zane
Drinkwater
White House
Appomattox
Lee
Kings and Sons Cited in WWI Military Report
A fragmentary wartime record cites King’s son 18 identified as a sergeant in the Army’s Medical Department. It notes Private Fadgar Weld 0321 and describes acts during a barrage on July 14 15 near La Parm, including exposure to danger and long shifts with little rest or rations.
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Hvar Weld
ARLY
Patrate
Sical Union Announces Sight Change Ix Progr
The program of the show lists a set of pieces including The Sailor's Song from The Childrens Crusade and Nout des enfants qui nont plus, by Pere and Adam. Rider-Kelvey will lead the performance with the following soulful selections announced for the event.
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Sical Union
Rider
Kelvey
Pines Howe
Pere
Adam
Second Congregational Church Christmas Carols Service
The Second Congregational Church plans a carol service Sunday December 14 featuring unfamiliar carols and a new carol by Dr. G W Andrews. The church piano and krells will assist the First Congregational Church. The Methodist church also holds a Christmas music service with special selections and plays.
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Ofelock
G. W. Andrews
Chralotts Demuth
Ollie
First Congregational Church
Misa Mitrod Harter
Methodist Church
Alma
Fast Team Work Shaping Cage Ote for Ohio Conference
Under coach Cowen Jake Spectman the varsity basketball squad shows rapid progress. The Crimson Gold team displays improving teamwork and shooting as they prepare for the Buckeye Conference campaign with an open Friday practice expected to draw strong attendance.
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Cowen
Jake Spectman
Ohio
Delas
Buckeye
Dilane
Crimson
Eastern college papers call vote on college treaty
A 1920 report details Eastern College papers pushing a nationwide vote on a peace treaty. Key players Landis Berthoff and Millh, plus Stubbs, Grand Prey, Hubbert and Wheeler, study four treaty questions. Jimmie Smiley injure keeps sidelined, Boob Stallings on bench. tonight’s scrimmage set for about $15 and an hour, with Coach Peel guiding new lineups.
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Landis
Berthoff
Stubbs
Grand Prey
Hubbert
Guards
Stelle Wheeler
Marvin Eyes
Millianstr
Thoreut
Kelsrnd
Jimmie Smiley
Annual French Christmas Observed Monday at Warner Hall
Under the auspices of the department a French Christmas will be given in Warner Hall on Monday afternoon December 18 at 4 86. Special music by Dr Andrews a quartet of robots Mrs Adams Hastings Miss Harter and Mrs Kimball. Seth arp accompaniment by Miss Azner Mrs Harroun and 2) semi chorus directed by Professor Kimball. Audience carols and the Creche music. A collection for the Preasch orphan fund.
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Depart ‘Ual
Warner Hall
Fternoon
Dr. Andrews
Robots
Adams
Tre. Hastings
Miss Harter
Kimball
Seth Arp
Azner
Mre. Harroun
Directon
Profesor Kimball
Bulletin of Nox W Meeting and events
Due to Christmas services on Sunday 20 Y W C A meetings are planned and the recreational readers announce a new beginner dance next Monday. A Soph-Frosh track meet is scheduled for Saturday and the all college party next Thursday is canceled because of early closing of the month.
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Nox
Y. W.C.A
America Needs Leaders Says BiH in Diocesan Talk
Bishop Charles D Williams of Michigan delivered a December lecture urging a generation of educated men and women to seek leadership beyond material pursuits. He criticized the Senate as unworthy and called for unity through a League of Nations style world order, arguing the war era demands seers of vision to guide reconstruction.
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Charles D. Williams
Michigan
Colege
Americas
America
Hishop Williams
Teal
Highteas
Wiliams
Senate
International
League of Nations
Willams
Sal
United States
World
Campus Tales on Democracy and Labor Unrest Lecture
Prof H N Holmes argued the industrial world demands real democracy not camouflage or political form. He warned that reactions and revolution fever loom larger than Red radicals. Prof A S Root took a two week New York reading trip, while labor unrest stems from wage breakdown. Arthur Datty mourns a sudden home death of his father.
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A. S. Root
New York
ASO-1
Korean Republic President Rhee honored at Oberlin dinner
Major George Woodward and the Medical Department of the U S Army halted in Oberlin on a trip to the Philippine Islands. Dr Rhee, president of the pro Korean republic, attended a December 6 dinner hosted by the Continental Club and Oberlin Korean Relief Society. Informal speeches followed with Dr Patton and others, and a slated talk by President Rhee’s private secretary. An evening forum with the Shans Association executive committee was planned for Sturges hall on Tuesday.
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George 8. Woodward
Medical Department
U. S Army
Oberlin
Wednee Fay
Philippine Vimanas
Doctor Rhee
Conmerpolitan Clad
Korean Relief Society
H. Patton
The
Americas
Rhee
H. A. Mill
Nicholas van der Pyl
Ilasions
Che Cena
Mittee
Shans! Association
Sturges Hall
Patton
H. H
Korea
Faculty votes to close classes one day early
At a Thursday noon faculty meeting the general faculty voted to advance Christmas vacation opening by 24 hours. The last class will end next Thursday at 11, instead of Friday, due to Western railroad Sunday train reductions. The change avoids routing issues for Oberlin students and reduces layover days.
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Or Chapel
Selock
Oberlin
Hospital Fair Nets 1600 For Expenses Memorial Fund
The fair cleared 1600 for hospital expenses and the Charles H. Bro Memorial Fund. A large share will be donated to the memorial, with the rest covering running costs since the fair began. The event traces back to 1910 with earlier tents and later a permanent house for housing the fair.
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Charles H. Bro
Rowland
James M. Brand
Propositions debated by senate committee on treaty ratification
The committee urges broad prior discussion of four propositions on ratification. Senators Hitchcock and Lodge prepared statements for national broadcasters. replies will be distributed. Propositions include favoring ratification without changes, opposing ratification in any form, ratification with reservations, and a comprehensive plan enabling possible reevaluation.
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Hitchcock
Lodge
Uy Senate
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