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Newspaper

The Cornellian

Location

Mount Vernon, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1920

Page

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Trewin Attacks Wilson League At G.O.P. Rally

Former State Senator J. H. Trewin of Cedar Rapids warned at a Cornell club rally that the Wilson league risks forcing future generations into wars. He cited wartime waste and graft, called the league founded on force, and urged a court of international justice instead. He argued the covenant could bind the United States under Article X.

Wilson League Wilson League of Nations J. H. Trewin Cedar Rapids Cornell Republican Club Wilson America League Senate United States Ordnance Department Lloyd George Clemenceau Trewin

Teacher Shortage Reported In National Survey

The National Educational Association survey, relayed by Supt. L. H. Minkel in Fr. Dodge, notes salaries rising 100 percent in some areas with few teachers, while a 50 percent rise worsens conditions. Many counties may be compelled to close one third of rural schools.

National Educational Association L. H. Minkel Fr. Dodge

Ladies Night at Faculty Dinner Boosts Unity

At Jordan House this Wednesday the women of the faculty joined the weekly luncheon, approved by all as a successful expansion. Organizers plan broader friendships across departments, with future talks by faculty to share progress and advances in various fields.

Jordan House

Cornell Men’s Glee Club Prospects Look Bright

Under Professor Otis Patton’s direction and with accompanist Frank Shaw the Cornell Men’s Glee Club begins a promising season. Rehearsals are held Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:45 to 6:00 with 19 members attending. expected to drop to 17 or 18. Five new basses Shaffer Deardorff Henning F Hunt Kindred joined, joining Dryden Newsome Galloway to form bass and baritone sections. New tenors are also rehearsing and will be admitted soon.

Otis Patton Frank Shaw Cornell Men’s Glee Club

C C Men Train for Iowa U Meet

The cross country squad elected Maynard M. Schell as varsity captain after a run around the course. Schell, a former letter winner in mile and half mile, led the team in last fall’s cross country and the home meet. Prospects for the Iowa University encounter include Errett Stafford Chapman Schell Day Cole Corlett Temple Anderson Yaw and Warren Bieber with Chenoweth sidelined by foot and ankle trouble. The Iowa University Cornell meet is set for November 6. Mrs Tull and Master Way stayed two weeks at the Biederman cottage Palisades.

Maynard M. Schell Schell Iowa University Errett Stafford Chapman Day Cole Corlett Temple Anderson Yaw Warren Bieber Chenoweth Iowa University-Cornell

Coe-Cornell Battle Rescheduled as Armistice Day Feature

The faculty council moved the Coe Cornell football game to Armistice Day November 11 in Cedar Rapids. Regular classes occur in the morning with a patriotic chapel service to be decided. afternoon classes are canceled for a half holiday to allow attendance at the game, one of the Legion celebration highlights.

Coe-Cornell Legion Cedar Rapids Coe American Legion

Parmenians Stage Nothing But the Truth for Homecoming

Rehearsals under Professor Clyde Tull proceed for the Parmenians Homecoming Day production of Nothing But the Truth on November 20. The farce follows a man who must speak only the truth for a set period, facing comical trouble as truth disrupts his life and relationships.

Parmenians Clyde Tull Tull William Collier New York

Illinois Club Picnic At Stone Quarry This Afternoon

The Illinois Club hosts its second year outing with a public picnic at 4 30 at the stone quarry. A directory for everyone is included.

Illinois Club Stone Quarry

Sophomore class to host first all college party

The sophomore class will present the first in a series of all college parties for the student body next Saturday. planned as a Halloween style event with various ceremonies and fun activities. Full program details will be announced in the Cornellian soon. Tomorrow's Classmate features Dr. N Knight on The Quirinal ancient and modern.

Cornellian

Stage Set for Political Debate Between Cox and Harding

Final arrangements are made for a campus political debate at 6:40 p m on October 2 with Cox and Roos facing off. Democrats will be represented by Kate Sklar Charter, Glenn O Bass, while Ruby Wasser and Percy Heware speak for the Republican club. Clark Galloway will preside as chair.

Cox Harding Kate Skiar Hyrstanson Glenn O "Bausngr Wi Cox-Roos Democrats Mes Wryitee Ruby Wasser Percy Heware Republican Club Clark Galloway

Taft Will Not Speak Here Today

The plans to bring William Howard Taft to Mount Vernon for a political speech failed. Efforts to contact the Taft delegation in Iowa City were unsuccessful and state Republican headquarters said Taft was sent out by National headquarters.

William Howard Taft Taft Iowa City Republican Republican Club National Mount Vernon Overholser Cedar Rapids Mt. Vernon

French universities to host over 1000 American students this month

A Stars and Stripes dispatch says French universities will welcome more American students than ever, with over 1000 college men expected at the University of Paris this month. Most will self finance their studies, while about 150 hold scholarships. Many plan to return to the U S as teachers and professors.

The Stars and Stripes University of Paris France America

Purple and White Triumph Over Simpson 40 to 0

Cornell, fielding many reserves, overwhelmed Simpson with straight football in Indianola Iowa. Ends and linemen blocked punts and forced fumbles as Ensign and Louis Maxwell played standout roles. A 20 yard drive produced a first half score, then two more touchdowns in the third and a late fumble and pass set up final scoring sequence.

Indianola Iowa Cornell Simpson Ensign Louis Maxwell Atees Tiger Dai Wu Gomes Ying Theo Lota méLmy Ste Clark I. Beon Cornell Kiews Anil Cos Hudd Gowans Huddleson Kepler

Freshman Hair Styles and Penalties On Campus Day

Spring campus event unfolds next Tuesday with freshmen wearing long hair and green ribbon bows. Sophomores warn that any freshman who defies the dress code will face penalties, prompting curiosity about the consequences.

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Sen. Trewin Republican Meeting Men's Glee Club Mrs. Tull Master Way Biederman Cottage Palisades Rapids Parms Prof Sophs Purple WHITE L. Maxwell Nichols
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