VOL. XXVI, No. 7 [PRICE TWELVE CENTS] NOVEMBER 8, 1923 Football Team Conclusively Answers "Question" of the Doubtful Dartmouth Game Registration in University at Ithaca Increases Over That of Last Fall by Thirty-five Cornellian Council Takes en H H. Lyon '13 and E. G. MacArthur Ίl as Field Representatives Dartmouth Defeats Cross Country Team—Freshmen Win From Syracuse Yearlings Published weekly during the college year and monthly in July and August at 123 West State Street, Ithaca, New York. Subscription $4.00 per year. Entered as second class matter May 2, 1900, u nder the act of March 3, 1879, at the postofϊi ce at Ithaca, New Fork. CORNELL ALUMNI NEWS PROVIDENCE HARTFORD ]-ίemphill, Noyes CS> Co. Trustee Executor 37 Wall Street, New York ESTABROOK & CO. Investment Securities "For the purpose of accomodat- Philadelphia Albany Boston Baltimore Sound Investments Pittsburgh Lebanon Scranton Syracuse ing the citizens of the state" New York Boston Jansen Noyes ΊO Charles E. 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Professor Cor- E president of the Student Council; bett's three children have attended Cor- PROPOSED east side stands for Schoell- Carl F. Wedell '24 of Buffalo, secretary; nell and one of them is now a senior in the kopf Field will provide a maximum seat- and Charles E. Cassidy '24, of Hawaii, College of Agriculture. Honolulu, treasurer. Twelve others were ing capacity of 30,000 instead of the present maximum of 12,500, and the seat JAMES M. LINDEMAN '24, of Hamilton, elected to the Council, and of the fifteen Ontario, Canada, won the prize offered chosen, eleven were athletes. that is farthest away from the field is opposite the center line, rather than off in by Professor Edward G. Lawson for the THE SAGE CHAPEL Preacher for Novem- a corner back of the goal posts. Accord- best work done by a student of the College ber 11 will be the Rev. Dr. Willard L. ing to Graduate Manager Romeyn Berry of Architecture during the summer. The Sperry, dean of the Theological Seminary '04, the press box in the Yale Bowl is as judges were Louis A. Fuertes '97 and Pro- of Harvard University. The morning far away from the play as Cornell's fessor Walter King Stone, who awarded sermon, it is announced, will bear upon farthest seat will be. the prize to Lindeman on the basis of the the significance of Armistice Day. pen sketches he made of towers that he A HALLOWE'EN fracas between freshmen had seen during his vacation. LECTURES for the week include "The and sophomores took place in the neighbor- Human Side of Mercury" by Frank C. hood of Sheldon Court, Cascadilla Hall, THE MARINE BAND, the most famous Whitmore, professor of organic chemistry and around the Baker Dorms. It seems to military band of the United States, which in Northwestern University, on Novem- have been quite impromptu, and was plays at all the official affairs in Washing- ber* 6; another lecture by Dr. Lewis L. confined solely to the Hill. ton, had a crowded house in Bailey Hall Forman in his series on "Ancient Answers on October 22, and presented a varied to Modern Problems, on November 7; QUILL AND DAGGER, senior honorary program consisting of some celebrated "The Sculptures of the North Museum/' society, initiated Otho Herron Morgan, 2d military marches as encores, but with a the first of a series of public illustrated '24, of Highland Park, Illinois, on October main program of more classical composi- lectures by Professor Eugene P. Andrews 28. Morgan is a member of the foot- tions which were played with a really '95, in the Museum of Casts on November ball squad, Zeta Psi, Beth L'Amed, Al- artistic orchestral effect. Lieutenant 8; "The Relation of Research to Invention Djebar, and the Swimming Club, and last Santelmann, the present leader, was a and Development" by C. E. Skinner, year was acting manager of lacrosse. member of the organization at the time it was under the directorship of John Philip assistant director of engineering of the SOCCER at Cornell has an international Sousa, who wrote many of the marches Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing aspect, and the Interfraternity League which brought fame to him and to the Company, under the auspices of the Ithaca championships are bringing out a polyglot band he led, and among which were the Section of the American Institute of array of combinations. Last year the "The National Fencibles," "High School Electrical Engineers, on November 9; and championship was won by the Filipino Cadets,'; "The Washington Post/' and "An Aspect of American Civilization" by group. This year, besides the Filipinos "The Stars and Stripes Forever." Professor Martin W. Sampson before the and the general fraternities, the Chinese Cosmopolitan Club on November 9. Club has a team in the field, as has the PERSONAL BELONGINGS of the late Belle Cosmopolitan Club. Cowdrey, who for many years occupied WEATHER RECORDS for October as re- the "mystery house" at 408 East State ported by the Station on the Hill showed Two ITALIAN BOYS registered in the 0 Street, have been auctioned in the past temperatures that ranged from 8o° to 27 . freshman class of the College of Arts and two weeks to large crowds. While many About 3}^ inches of rain fell, with a trace Sciences are credited with an enviable persons were interested in buying objects of snow on the last day of the month, just record in scholarships. Bernard and of real or historical value, many others after the heaviest wind of the month, Vincent Cioffari won first and third places were attracted by curiosity as to the be- which blew at the rate of thirty-five miles in the State scholarship examinations of longings of the aged and acquisitive re- an hour. In respect to sun-light, six days New York last June, and have since cluse. The house itself was willed to Dr. were entirely clear, ten were partly acquired other scholarships until now their Eugene Baker for use during his life- cloudy, and fifteen were cloudy. combined income from these scholarships time; afterwards it goes to the Ithaca amounts to $1,050 a year. They came to A SCHOLARSHIP just announced in the Hospital. America in the fall of 1917, and started to College of Architecture is open to students learn English in the fourth grade. During CHESS DEVOTEES at Cornell saw Lester of interior design, and pays $500 for one the six years since then they have gone Denoun, a graduate student, play nine year of study abroad. It is known as the through five years of grade school and men simultaneously at Barnes Hall re- Jackson Heights Garden Apartment four years of high school.