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Newspaper

The Cornellian

Location

Mount Vernon, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1923

Page

1

Cornell to Host First Intercollegiate Wrestling Meet

Cornell hosts the Iowa State College Aggies in the first intercollegiate wrestling match Saturday at 8:00 pm in the Alumni gym. The Aggies travel from Ames after meeting Iowa State tonight. expected lineup includes Van Etten 115, Gibbs 125, Meffert 135, Hansen 145, Foster 158, Holden 175, and Sherman heavyweight, with Taylor of Des Moines Register refereeing.

Cornell Dick” Barker Michigan Aggies Ames Iowa State College Chicago College Hansen Foster Holden Western Association Big Ten Barker Cornell Weight Aggies van Etten Gibbs Meffert LES Ween We Hansen Otto Eee UBB Wpasswes Foster Truckenmiller Engstrom Markle Beeck Murray See, Taylor The Des Moines Register

Cornell Will Stage Bargain Book Sale

A special sale of books mainly from English department courses will attract library collectors on Tuesday. Professor Tull will run the forenoon sale with his four English classes, and a college bookstore representative will handle the afternoon sale from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Prices are greatly reduced with classics offered at sacrifice. The listings include seven Everyman's Library groups featuring Dickens Carlyle Jane Austen and Thackeray plus Dante’s Divine Comedy Carlyle’s Sartor Resartus and many copies of Old English Ballads.

Tull College Book Store Miss Hood Everyman’s Dickens Carlyle Jane Austen Thackeray

Cornell Doubles Ex Service Scholarships at Cornell

The La Verne Noyes ex service scholarships at Cornell have been doubled from five to ten. Some applications are in for the Lydia C. Roberts scholarships at Columbia University. Thirty Iowa students may use these each year. Marjorie Hough and James Olson, both Cornell representatives, handle this for the current year.

Should Man Tie Girls Shoestrap Come Find Out

Cornell students may hear Miss Mutschler discuss Social Customs in the lower chapel next Tuesday night. The talk will cover etiquette topics of interest to college students and the general public with a question period on topics readers want discussed.

Cornell Miss Mutschler Lower Chapel Miss Mutchler

Cornell Delegation Heads to State Volunteer Convention

The Cornell group May Virden Jeannette Stearns Gladys Ward Ivan Shultz Jose Navia James Shirai and Chris Jensen depart for Ames for the state convention of the Student Volunteers. May Virden is a top nominee for state secretary and delegate to Yonkers New York next month. The convention will elect a State Traveling Secretary to lecture at volunteer meetings and organize new chapters.

Cornell May Virden Jeannette Stearns Gladys Ward Ivan Shultz Jose Navia James Shirai Chris Jensen Ames Yonkers New York

Doll's House In Active Rehearsal

Rehearsals for Henrik Ibsen's The Doll's House progress under Prof and Mrs Tull directed by them. The high school audience will see the finished production on March 10 after the basketball tournament. Cast includes Mary Rogers Torvald Steve Williams Mrs Linden Helen Bauck Dr Rauk Stanley Wilcox Krogstad Earl Westeen The Nurse Helena Wilcox The Maid Kate Clemans.

Henrik Ibsen Tull Nova Ceceesteaeeeeres Mary Rogers Torvald Steve” Williams Linden Helen Bauck Dr. Rauk Stanley Wilcox Krogstad Eees Earl Westeen Helena Wilcox Kate Clemans Treet Eereere

World's Greatest Cellist to Close 23 Artist Course

Pablo Casals, hailed as the world's greatest cellist, rose from a Barcelona prodigy to fame after piano and organ work, Brussels study with a royal pension, Paris move, then leadership of Les Concerts Colonne. He will perform next Wednesday evening, bringing notable early recognition by the Queen of Spain.

Pablo Casals Barcelona Garcia Bach Spain Brussels Paris Les Concerts Colonne Europe

Coed Cagers Ready For Next Week's Tourney

The first coed cage tournament games are set for Tuesday night February 20 at 6 40. Freshmen meet Juniors and Sophomores face Seniors as teams are picked temporarily and final selections await the tourney's end. Each player must log fifteen hours of practice to qualify.

If Winter Comes Can Spring Be Far Behind

Frigid weather is mocked by optimism on campus as students recall harsher winters of the past. A senior sage notes spring will come behind winter, and Bowerman Hall and Lover's Lane evoke memories while Red Roses bloom next May on the campus.

Mother Nature Ioway Palm Beach Bowman Hall Lover’s Lanes Willie Shakespeare

Husk spring issue to follow February number

The February issue of the Husk, Cornell’s literary magazine, appeared on campus Wednesday under Prof. Longueil. Last year’s two issues sold very well. Miss May designed the cover. Prof. Tull, this year’s editor, selected verse and prose from Cornell writers past and present. Another issue will come out after the spring vacation.

Husk Cornell Prof. Longueil Miss May Prof. Tull The Hulk

Matinee of Overtones Planned by English Club

Professor Tull announces a matinee of the one act play Overtones by Alice Genstenberg. The English Club cast from last year returns with Wilma Klaiss replacing Ruth Moore. Margaret Carhart, Catherine Musselman, and Ona Kating co star as the worldly temptations.

Alice Genstenberg Prof. Tull Wilma Klaiss Ruth Moore Margaret Carhart Catherine Musselman Ona Kating

W A A to War on Poor Health Campaign at Cornell

The Cornell W A A plans a campus health crusade to curb poor hygiene among coeds. Activities include data cards Monday, a poster contest, a Friday style show, and a shoe exhibit. Week two will intensify health propaganda with cooperation from Miss Errant and Mary Griffith.

Cornell United States Faith Johnson Cornell Association Mildred Court Mary Rogers Gladys Sherk Miss Errant Mary Griffith

Open House by Cornell Chemists Draws Curious Students

Chemists at Cornell invite students to an open house and reception Saturday evening from 7 to 10. The event, in collaboration with the Chemistry Club, will show coal tar dye production, water quality tests, bacteria appearances, milk authenticity, and viscosimeters. Radio music and refreshments accompany the demonstrations.

Chemistry Chemistry Club

Knox Set to Meet Carleton In Alumni Gym Clash

Knox scheduled for 3 30 Saturday to clash with Carleton College at Alumni gym in a key Midwest Conference game. Carleton holds third place with two wins and one loss while Cornell sits fourth. a Purple victory could upend standings. Bieber's squad, fresh off a rest and return of Kirwin, aims to slow Carleton's fast offense as Sagle and Paulson bolster the lineup.

Carleton Cornell Knox Iinais Coe Crimsons Bieber Kirwin Dubuque Sagle Paulson Hines Hartwell

Spring Football at Iowa Camp Expands Practice Plan

Spring football at the University of Iowa under coach Howard Jones has begun with indoor sessions held each Saturday afternoon. After play explanations players rehearse formations on the gym floor before outdoor work starts in the last week of March.

Howard Jones University of Iowa

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