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Newspaper

The Cornellian

Location

Mount Vernon, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1920

Page

1

Navy Secretary Daniels speaks to Cornellians on League Covenant

Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels addressed about 500 at Cornell Chapel, praising the League of Nations and its Covenant. He traced the war’s sacrifices, urged U S involvement for universal peace, and noted Christian institutions largely support the Covenant. He spoke of the League to Enforce Peace and cited Taft’s role, with continuation promised on the next page.

Josephus Daniels United States Navy League of Nations Chapel Daniels Cornell Methodist Episcopal Church America The League Peace Commission William H. Taft United States Bethlehem Judea Song of the Angels

Frosh Gridders To Play Illinois Normal Saturday

Eighteen freshmen football players will travel to De Kalb Illinois to face Illinois Normal School Saturday afternoon. The lineup is not definite but will likely include Bennesh or Lentz at left end and Bieber or Kober at quarterback among others. Browning and Olmstead will join the trip.

de Kalb Ill Illinois Normal School Althe Bennesh Lentz Fox Scherf Owens Maxwell Spangler

Cornell Football Schedule Readies Season Highlights

The page lists upcoming games for Cornell football with results shown: Oct 2 Upper Iowa 7 at Cornell 32. Oct 9 Iowa U 63 at Cornell 0. Oct 16 Knox 0 at Cornell. Oct 22 Simpson 0 at Cornell 40. Oct 30 Dubuque U at Dubuque. Nov 6 Augustana at Mt. Vernon. Nov 11 Coe at Cedar Rapids. Nov 20 Grinnell at Mt. Vernon.

Upper Iowa Cornell Iowa U Knox Simpson Dubuque U Dubuque Augustana Mt. Vernon Coe Cedar Rapids Grinnell

Freshman literary societies organized at Cornell

Two Freshman Literary Societies were formed to boost freshman social life after the new rushing rules. The men elected Har tung as president and Connoway as vice president, with McConnell secretary treasurer and Bieber sergeant at arms. An executive committee will draft by laws and a social committee plans future events as the groups prepare to function like existing societies with regular programs and varied social activities.

Freshmen Men’s Literary Society Freshmen Girl’s Society Hartung Connoway McConnell Bieber Cornell

Drinkwater’s Lincoln play tops century stage works

Hortense Nielsen will read Drinkwater’s Abraham Lincoln on Friday November 5 under the English club. Critics Amy Leslie and Charles Collins praise the drama as vividly American and worthy of its title, promising strong literary significance for the stage.

Hortense Nielson English Club Abraham Lincoln Amy Leslie Chicago Daily News America Lincoln Charles Collins The Chicago Post John Drinkwater

Either Cox or Harding Would Make Good Pres

A Cornell written analysis notes little enthusiasm for both major party nominees and questions about money influence. It compares personal conduct and appearance, cites Tammany Hall and Thompson Republican gang ties, and observes Harding’s uncertain stands while Cox appears more businesslike. The piece weighs issues that have faded from the campaign and reflects on presidential prospects.

Cox Harding H. C. Stancliff Times Wood McAdoo Lowden New York Tammany Hall Chicago White House Lincoln Cleveland

College Calendar Schedule Highlighted Week

Wednesday features a 6 40 political debate. Thursday includes 4 45 Men s Glee Club and 6 40 Christian Association and freshman joint meetings. Friday lists 4 45 choir practice. Saturday at 8 30 a m orchestra practice and 8 00 p m All College Party at gym.

Christian Association AlIl College

Freshmen-Challenging Juniors Football Clash at Ash Park

Juniors of the class of 1928 challenge the freshmen class of 1925 to a Saturday morning game at Ash Park to decide the class championship. Eligibility limits: no player who has been out three nights or more for varsity or freshman teams.

Ash Park

Debaters Prepare for Evening College Club Discussion

Democrats and Republicans at the college select top debaters for a 6:40 p m discussion in the chapel. Both sides have studied campaign issues and expect a lively exchange tonight.

Sophomores Host Halloween Party for Cornell Students

The Sophomore class invites Cornell students to a Halloween party Saturday at eight in the gym. No costumes, regular dress, with a guided tour of a cage realm and fortune tellers on the main floor. Music by the orchestra, student skits, faculty readings, and a quartet finale lead to refreshments.

Cornell Hallowe’en Darlene Barker Sciences Code Lineuins Wea Alice Eddy

Dr W H Norton noted geologist

William Harmon Norton a Cornell professor of Geology born April 3 1856 in Willoughby Ohio is profiled in Who s Who in America. A Cornell lifer he joined the college in 1875 teaching Latin and Greek before becoming Geology professor in 1890 and traveling widely across the United States.

William Harmon Norton Cornell Willoughby Ohio Caroline (Pardee) Norton Cornell College State University of Iowa United

Cornell Set for Tough Battle at Dubuque Saturday

Cornell faces a stiff test as they travel to Dubuque to meet the German aggregation in a hard fought clash. Both teams enter the game with one loss and one tie, while Coach Sherm Finger rotates the lineup and keys on second string standouts Ensign and Louis Maxwell for a potential upset.

Cornell Dubuque Iowa University Upper Iowa Simpson Dubuque University Penn Cue Lutheran Altho Luther Sherm Finger Ash Park Ensign Louis Maxwell Henry Maxwell Nichols O'Neil Husky Cornell-Dubuque Sol Butler Arends Armstrong Lowe

Meyers Addresses Student Volunteers on Orient Survey

Rev G H Meyers described his travels in foreign fields and shared insights from Asia. He praised India as promising for Christianity, noting Hindu capacity for faith and comparing Greece Rome England and America. Gladys Avery scheduled to speak on The Meaning of Faith next Sunday.

G. H. Meyers Meyers India Far East Greece Rome England America Gladys Avery

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NAVY Advocates League Covenant Illinois Normal Drinkwater DR. Standlift SOPHS Cornell Sat W. H. Norton Dubuque Sat O’neel G. H. Myers
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