Purple quintet to meet Quaker cagers Saturday
Cornell Varsity basketball opens its season at home Saturday at 3 PM facing Arlo Sandersons Penn College quintet. Captain Kirwin out with a cold, Kasch at forward, and a likely lineup of Kirwin Greene Paulson Bieber Hartwell with Dyckman and others to see action as changes in rules may affect free throws.
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Cornell Varsity
Arlo Sanderson
Penn College
Cornell
Sandy
Quakers
Finger
Kirwin
Kasch
Greene
Paulson
Bieber
Hartwell
Dyckman
Forty Frosh Out for Basket Work
Forty members of the Freshman class have joined the Frosh basketball team and report to Coach Polly Wallace. All aspirants remain in contention as scrimmages occur daily and the squad nears its first junior varsity clash. Notable early performers include Clemmer Chicago Nicholson St Angar Hemphill Plymouth Deemer Gueth Freeport Typer Trump Polo Young Center Junction Parks Clarion Whiteland New Providence Hebel Aledo Wieting Toledo Lane Wapello Brandt Victor.
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Polly” Wallace
Polly
Clemmer
Chicago
Nicholson
St. Angar
Hemphill
Plymouth
Deemer
Gueth
Freeport
Ill
Typer and
Trump
Polo
III
Young
Center Junction
Parks
Clarion
Whiteland
New Providence
Hebel
Aledo, Ill
Wieting
Toledo
Lane
Wapello
Brandt
Victor
Chautauqua Company Buys Rights to Mrs. Tulls Play
The Redpath-Vawter chautauqua system has purchased the royalty rights in The Gorilla a four part melodrama by Mrs. Tull. Rights to present the play on Chautauqua and Lyceum in North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Iowa and Missouri for forty three weeks are reserved by the Chautauqua System.
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Redpath-Vawter Chatauqua System
The Turning Play Read At Junior Recital
Caroline Witzigman Yaw will read a three act play The Turning for her Junior Recital in Expression at o clock Wednesday in lower chapel The theme centers on a girl artist as the leading figure Everyone is invited.
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Caroline Witzigman Yaw
Hew
Yeoman’s Home Sought for Cedar Rapids Site by Businessmen
President Updegraff, a member of the Cedar Rapids and Iowa City businessmen board, has made two trips to Cedar Rapids to secure location for Yeoman's National Orphan’s Home. The committee on report preparation includes J. D. Wardle, Cornell, 96, with President Jessup and President Gage. The home now sits at North Liberty midway between Cedar Rapids and Iowa City.
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Updegraff
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Yeoman’s National Orphan’s Home
Updegrafft
J. D. Wardle
Cornell
Jessup
State University of Iowa
Gage
Coe
North Liberty
Chorus Prepares 19th Messiah at Cornell Auditorium
Cornell Oratorio Society presents Handel’s The Messiah next Sunday afternoon with a 170 member chorus and 35 piece orchestra. Soloists include Herbert Gould bass Ethel Jones contralto Elvera Cedargreen soprano and a Cornell Conservatory tenor. Director Frank Shaw conducts with Miller on organ and Eness at the piano.
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Cornell
Cornell Oratorio Society
Frank Shaw
Herbert Gould Bass
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Ethel Jones
Elvera Cedargreen
Cornell Conservatory
Conrad
Oratorio Society
Shaw
Miller
Miss Eness
Cornell Bulletin Prints Songs and Yells Volume 25
Five thousand copies of Number 6 Volume 25 of the Cornell Bulletin contain Cornell songs and some yells plus pop and harmony songs. The cover features a chapel image and a legend recalling happy college days, friendships, dances, athletic events, and Old Cornell greetings to all Cornellians worldwide.
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Cornell Bulletin
Cornell
Hawk-Eye Press
Y. W. C A Cabinet Reorganizes Faculty Advisory Board
The Y. W. C. A. Cabinet reorganizes its advisory board reducing members. Four faculty women Miss Jetts Miss Mills Miss Rigby and Mrs Updegraff are chosen and will meet the first Monday each month to improve contact with the organization.
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Y. W. C. A. Cabinet
Miss Jetts
Miss Mills
Hartwell Chosen to Captain 1924 Purple Eleven
Henry Hank Hartwell of Cornell was elected Captain of the 1924 Purple gridiron machine at a dinner honoring the football men. A three year player known for football brains and defensive star power, Hartwell will lead the Varsity eleven next season despite injuries.
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Henry
Hank” Hartwell
"Polly" Wallace Seeks Wrestlers for Cornell Mat
Cornell wrestling coach "Polly" Wallace calls for experienced grapplers and promising freshmen to form a strong mat squad. Last year’s team mostly practiced while new talent from Mason City to Eagle Grove is expected to join. Expected meets include Washington University, State Teachers College, and a Missouri Valley Conference meet at Ames in March.
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Polly” Wallace
Cornell
Wallace
All-istott
Mason City
Adamson
Boone
Sherk and
Singer
Spint ‘Lake
Nielson
Monticello
Jones
Eagle Grove
Bogue
New Provdence
Land of
Washington University
State Teachers’ College
Ames
Drake
Grinnell
Kansas Aggies
Minnesota University
Correction Fixes Miller Concert Broadcast Time
A correction states the December 18 broadcast of Professor Miller's compositions will be at 7 30 o'clock central standard time. The radio station is K D K A Pittsburg Pa, correcting an earlier error.
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Professor Miller
Pittsburg
Y W C A Plans Impressive Service For Thursday Eve
The YWCA plans a special year meeting Thursday night at 6 40 in the lower chapel. It will inaugurate new members with a candle lit procession led by cabinet members. Catherine Musselman gives a talk with pledges, followed by Ruth Jayne and Miss Mutschler. Florence Butcher will sing a solo then Christmas carols close the service.
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Y. W
Catherine Musselman
Ruth Jayne
Miss Mutschler
Florence Butcher
Debate Tryouts Set for Friday Amid Season Outlook
The intercollegiate debate seminar holds its annual tryout Friday December 14 at 2:00 p m in Amphictyon Hall. Each speaker has eight minutes for constructive argument and four minutes for rebuttal on the World Court question.
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Amphictyon
Wees
United States
Harding
Elam
Munson
Beers
Tallman
Beck
Nedland
Howard
Hackett
Ellis
J. Harold Henning
Lembke
Hill
Warren
Eness
Smith
Gundry
Kleinfelter
Kintzley
Renner
Court
Kharas
Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska Wesleyan
Cornell
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
One Hundred Freshmen Revisit Youth at Christmas Party
One hundred freshmen attended a Christmas gym party in costumes and makeup reminiscent of early teen games. They played London Bridge and other relics with gusto, ending the evening with sweets like lollypops and rosy apples for the kid crowd.
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London Bridge
Society Offers Prizes for Economics Essays
The League for Industrial Democracy of New York announces two economic prizes in memory of Dr. Charles P. Steinmetz. The awards are $200 and $100, for undergraduates at any American college. The contest closes June 15 1924. Details available at the Cornellian office.
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League For Industrial Democracy
New York City
Charles P. Steinmetz
Freshmen Debaters Edge Amphics In Tight Meet
In Amphic Hall the Freshman forensic team led by Ralph Tallman Theodore Beck and Robert Ellis won a two to one decision over Amphictyon members Lester Runkle Donald Klinefelter and Melvin Gundry. Judges were Professors Cherrington Smith and Mr Pietsch.
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Ralph Tallman
Theodore Beck
Robert Ellis
Lester Runkle
Donald Klinefelter
Melvin Gundry
Amphic Hall
Tallman
Cedar Rapids
Beck
Boone
Ellis
Freeport
Illinois
Runkle
Gundry
Cornell
Wildman
Cherrington
Smith
Pietsch
Adelphi
Zets
Midwest Conference Meeting In Chicago Seeks Scheduling Changes
Cornell representatives head to the Midwest Conference semi annual meeting in Chicago on December 15 with Coach Finger and Professor Charles R. Keyes. Eight other colleges plan to attend as officials consider conference game scheduling and a Knox proposal to start fall practice after September 15. The location of the annual conference track meet and Finger’s upcoming basketball schedule are among items at stake.
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Cornell
Chicago
Fingter
Charles R. Keyes
Knox
Finger
Chicago Architect Consults President On Building Plans
Chicago architect Grant Miller met with Cornell President Updegraff on campus to discuss a future building program. An announced possible large gift for a new geology building had not yet been received, according to administration offices.
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Grant Miller
Chicago
Updegraff
Cornell
Notice to send Cornell News Service clippings
The Alunni Secretary O L Allansor of the College Office requests readers to drop any Cornell News Service articles into the faculty post office box for filing. The office aims to keep a complete record of all published items.
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Cornell News Service
Faculty
O. L. Allansor
Alunni
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Chautauqua Company
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S.O.S
Frosh
Midwest
Keyes
Chicago Architect
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