G O P Rally Friday Night In Cornell Chapel
Political discourse and rallies dominate campus events with a Republican rally Friday at 8 pm in the chapel auditorium led by Hon. J H Trewin. Republican speakers include Merrill Dryden Percy Edwards and Ruby Wasser. Democratic arguments and questions will be presented by Kate Skinner Charles Christianson and Glenn Fishbaugher next Wednesday.
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Ruby Wasser
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Glenn Fishbaugher
Dr Knight Addresses Coe and Iowa City Group
Dr Nicholas Knight head of chemistry speaks before Coe Chemical Society Tuesday night and will welcome at the Iowa section ACS banquet in Iowa City October 22. He will greet Dr Edward Bartow new head of chemistry at the State University. Dr Bailey of Kansas will deliver the evening address. The Coe talk celebrated formation of a new chemical society at that college. topic Chemistry in Warfare.
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State University of Kansas
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New Chemical Society
Republicans Meet Tonight at Republican Club Session
The Republican Club holds its weekly meeting Wednesday evening at 6 40. Members are urged to attend with visitors welcome. Francis Harvey Genevra Studdert and Merrill Dryden are slated to speak. Special music will be performed followed by an informal discussion after the program.
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Francis Harvey
Genevra Sturdevant
Merrill Dryden
Dr Benson Baker Addresses Student Volunteers On India Mission
Dr Benson Baker spoke to student volunteers and others interested in foreign missions in Lower Chapel Sunday afternoon. He shared his field experiences and the Mass Movement’s rapid spread of Christianity in India, plus progress in education. He highlighted social life among missionaries, noting an American compound and welcoming British neighbors with dinners teas tennis and books.
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College Calendar Submissions Sought for Cornellian Box
All persons or organizations with data to appear in the college calendar must place it in the Cornellian box in Main Hall by the day before publication.
Absentee Voting Law Outlines Student Ballot Access
The Republican Club of Cor summarizes general and absentee voting rules for the November general election. Eligibility requires state residence six months, county residence 60 days, and precinct residence 10 days. Absentee voting via affidavit on the ballot envelope allows qualified, registered voters away from their county on election day to vote by mail. Applications for ballots may be made 15 to 8 days before election day to the county auditor or city or town clerk, with full directions supplied.
Northwestern University to confer Master of Business degree
Northwestern University School of Commerce announces a graduate division to confer the Master of Business degree. Dean Ralph E Heilman cites professional training in commerce for graduates seeking enhanced business knowledge. Two plans exist: a full time Evanston program and evening or Saturday options for working students.
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Cox Roosevelt Club Meeting Discusses World Court Issue
The Cox Roosevelt Club meets tonight at 6 40 in the Y M C A Chapel room. Student members will discuss the League of Nations versus the World Court of Justice and promise informative insight for attendees.
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Famous Actress Reads Lincoln Drama in Chicago Engagement
Miss Horten Nielsen, renowned actress, stars in John Drinkwater's Abraham Lincoln, presented by the English club in Chicago. The play, lauded from London to New York, centers on the life of a Civil War era American without romance, delivered with reverent humanity.
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Knight Cited in Who's Who in America
The first profile in a Cornell series highlights Dr. Nicholas Knight head of the chemistry department. Knight, born April 2, 1861 in Mexico New York, earned degrees from Syracuse University and Johns Hopkins and studied in Strassburg. He taught at Cazenovia Seminary and Randolph Macon College before joining Cornell College in 1899.
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Mexico
New York
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Mary (McDonald) Knight
University of Syracuse
University of Strassburg
Johns Hopkins
Pep Meeting For Simpson Game Moves To 3 15 P M
Cornellians are urged to assemble on the campus east of Mainhall tomorrow afternoon at 3 15 for a pep session before the team departs for Indianola to play Simpson on Thursday. No speeches due to time, but the band will perform and cheerleader Percy Edwards will lead cheers before the march to the station for the four o clock train west.
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Taft Expected Here Saturday
Attorney Graham of Des Moines visited Mt. Vernon to meet Cornell Republicans and referee the Simpson Cornell game. He praised Cornell’s Republican Club while aiding local organizing efforts. A Taft speech is planned in Iowa Friday and a Saturday 2 PM address in the chapel is under consideration.
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Republican Central Committee
Linn County
William Howard Taft
Taft
Iowa
Professor Erwin Mapes Abroad Studying Romance Languages
Erwin K. Mapes, '09, professor of Romance languages at Westminster College Missouri, is on leave abroad. He studies French at Grenoble then at the Sorbonne in Paris and will study Spanish in Madrid. He recently published a Spanish reader and plans to return by September for the new college year.
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Missouri
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Paris
Madrid
Mapes
Professor Ebersole Contributes to Far Eastern Republic
Professor W. S. Ebersole writes Some Chinese Sculptures for the August issue of The Far Eastern Republic a San Francisco publication on China. The sculptures date to 147 A D. Cornell library holds impressions taken from the stones.
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Secretary Moore Takes Ten Day Eastern Trip
Alumni Secretary Otis Moore embarks on a ten day tour through eastern states and heads toward a probable return the first of next week. He starts at Mt. Vernon visiting cousin Maj. Gen. Charles S. Farnsworth Chief of Infantry in Washington. He will also speak in several Virginia locales under Episcopal church auspices.
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Cornell Grid Men Face Simpson in Indianola
Cornell University football players travel to Indianola to meet Simpson on Friday. Several first string men will miss the game due to injuries, prompting increased playing time for Cornell’s second string. Coach Finger hopes to take the full squad but travel distance and cost limit the lineup.
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Rhodes scholars aid German prisoners of war relief mission
A group of Rhodes scholars from Oxford has joined Y M C A relief work in Germany to aid Russians in prison camps awaiting repatriation. About 175 000 Russians remain with limited ships and severe privations amid illness undernourishment and inadequate clothing. Each receives only a small government monthly allowance. The Honor System in written work has been adopted at Lawrence.
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