Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Special Correspondent, ~ gvnry Evening

Newark, Oct. 80 Politics vie with
social events and academic work in claim
ing the attention ~ students ~ the
Women College Of Delaware One Of
the most iaterestiog phases nf this ospectyt
eolcge life was shown IN the dictate which
was conducted o. Wed 9esday morning
by the students under ihe direction ,pf
Professor Vaughn Professor Vaughn
Ind suggested 70 his clasa ~ pIted
States governrnen, that dai,a'f be held
between members of the class who held
opposing views on the campaign iasues
Kathrife Stevens 81 was unanimously
elected 10 represent the Democrats and
Elizabeth Taylor ~ was chosen from out
side the class ns the i,esf exrs,nen' of tn,
Hepiblica7 cauEo
Madeleine Dixon, president - The
Student 3elf Government As@Dcihtlon,
Introduced the sT~aker~ in n few words
of explar ation
Elizabeth Taylor zpoke first. giv.rg in
most dig fled and veil orga ized ad-
dress. the stard of her part Che pointed
out the reaso, why 9ir cers advocates
a League ~ Nations should y0te Tor
Hardif "a their reEt president She called
rttentio1 TO the defects in thc presout
covenn.,t of ihr ieagiie, MAXI rcfere~ 90
especially 70 Artirie K FL presenting
the Relnihlca Platform she ernphasized
the fnc; that practical he1efi'a would
accrue 20 the II ited Stats because % ne
adoptio, ~ tho pnrty ~ pla W .. IAfyDr,
Agriculture. ard the Budget system
She .ded with tho plea II Won are
opposed n strikcs a d favor collective
bnrgatHi II Won Relieve the farmer ~
te 2 YifaI part ~ America buEi,.ess; #
ysyll sta, i tOr g0ysr. nenf ccn- oruy and
strict i,,ls,. eas adrnlr iRfra'io,i 4 vou de-
sire League of Satiors Vote TT Hard
ing
Kathrine stevens reT,rfser'eI be rnrn.
rlaizn a. ar,e- ~ unprecedented imfTrtaune
and orc rhlrh should especially apTF7
~ the women af Anler7r8 sIncs bv o5~+-
ing tbeIr srs' gnfn f0r Coz the5 rnav
sinpw their po,vrr and t7ie purpose m
helping ArnorIca 10 rfeet a rreaslng moral
obligation Tho League 0f Nations - the
most important izaus that ms eyer 5ern
presented - the human rare and y far
above any mere partisan ronslderau0nS
Cox has Hhnvn hirnaegf ~ ~ favor not
oroy n n Is~rgue ~ Nations nut ~ a
League quoting Cox's Wilmington speech,
with restrictions, modl cations. 'lnt@rpre-
iations. ANYTHING that the People want -
long ~ the essential features are NOT
DESTROYED Ore n she essential featiIrrc
ia Article \ Its guarantee n territorial
integrity - The heart 81 he league dter
contrasting the broad minded attitude
~ Cox with Hardings Des Noincs stand
for rejection not interpretation hiss
Stevens called attention 20 the varIous
progressive reforms and achievements 81
tho Cox administration in Ohln. Adop-
ton of Budget Syate-n: Initiative ann
- ts,sta ffss
cities: Civil Service REQUIREMENTS fOl
State. County and City ofF oe~; Public
Utilities Law, School, Code: Mother
Pensions; Minimum Wage and Nine Ho'.
DIV for women. Elimination 81 7wea
Shop and manv others 0f a ike prUgTp--
ave nature such a record shows n.
promise means performance. Governor Co1
has made good - the people Of Ohl0
and he stands ready 10 make good 4
the people Of the United states
Following the debate straw election
vote was taken n determine the stanC
taken by faculty ami students with re-
gard to the ISSUES of the campaign The
result of TINS was a surprise 20 many who
/ thought that a Republican victory wal
( certain. Cox received 92 votes and hardInl
90
college en- Thursday evening and spok'
~ members of the C0x-Rocseyelt Clul
and open minded Republicans lpon IN.
=, League Of Nations AZ an ex-aTmy oi+i
+ Ger, Professor Short regards the leasu'
not from 4 political standpoint. but iron
that OF the men who fought during ,h'
past War. The man who gent into Eh-
service went with IDEALS 'of humanity
/ and these same ideals must be naintslneC
I In the life Of our nation today and q
+ the future Our president and the states
men who favor a League Of Nations
i look 70 the future happiness oi mankind
| whereas the politicians who are opposed
/ to it look only at the past. live IN th'
present and are afraid Of anything un
tried, determining that the future shal
be as nearly ike he present as il q po@
I slble TO make IT,
Especial attention was called - NrtIci'
] which provided for the easy entrance