The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1921, Page 17

POOR MANS | iG IF YOURE A LIAR—BEWARE! ) OPERA LEADER HARVARD IS UNDER FIRE ’ President Fired, Charges It Is Hotbed of Bolshevism; Students Riot VALPARAISO, Ind., Ma: jer Investigation of Valparaiso unt. Yersity, the “poor man's Harvard,” has been deminded by the Amertoan Legion, following charges Danie! Russell Hodson, Preskient, that the institution is hotbed of bolshevism.” Faculty members in a statement @eny Dr. Hodgdon's charges. They S say further they will put the school back on its olf principles of eco. Romical operation, which won for it the name of “poor man’s Harvard.” They charge Dr. Hodgdon was not in Sympathy with these. CLIMAX WHEN HE TO EXPEL STUDE NTS ‘The trouble begun last fall when Jack Perce was elected president of the student council over the candi date favored by Dr. Hodgdon. A few weeks ago Dr. Hodgton tried to expe! five students. The student council then presented a pe tition asking for the Fesignation. The petition said in part: “He has continually violated the principles of the university and in- troduced impertinent philosophies | which are diametrically opposed to the spirit and traditions of the in stitution." Finally two-thirds of the faculty Members asked for Dr. resignation. The president did Ploded this bombshell: “There has been fostered in the University, both by faculty and out siders, bolshevism, communism and other cults, the practice of which is destructive to American ideals and principlea, “Unsigned letters have come mys teriously to my desk warning me against the principle Preached; namely, loyalty to Amert eanism and American industrial life as the basis of American citizen Jowers among the students and the “msurgents. Three schoo! athietes— Dandelet and Arthur Eng tro football players, and Baldwin ‘McCtennon, basketball player—were arrested on the charge of rioting. | The arrests followed an attack on the home of Frank Thomas, a for- mer instructor, who was hazed George Stimson, editor of one of “the college papers, also was dragged ‘thru the streets. ’ A thoro examination of conditions at the university is being made by } a ‘Total enroliment i# nearly 2,000. Dacilli. _| A TOUGH JOB i Metropolitan Opera House These are bad days for liars. Dr. James Cotton, Toronto, (inset) has invented an improved ether under whose in- fluence a liar will tell the truth. secret because it’s dangerous, however, that it is claimed will detect a lie by registering | my blood pressure and respiration changes. . Marston (center), and Harvard faculty member. But he won't divulge its Above is a device,| many It’s the invention of | ** Boston lawyer and scientist, “I have been visited by so-called reds and foreignborn members of organizations claiming to be backed | by strong influences. sentations undoubtedly are part of deep laid plans to make Valparaiso @ center of radical teaching.” These charges were instantly de \nied by the faculty members and by the trustees, who elected John E. No guesswork now— every Tillamook Cheese is branded! ¢ twenty-five years, cheese has been made at Tilla- bout twelve years ago, the most progressive dairymen es bate cules testbed together to make cheese that has since become famous up and down the Pacific Coast. For people have recognized the quality of Tillamook cheese, but found it difficult to make sure they Now, there's no guesswork. Hive) slice bedi the neue? Such repre were getting the genuine. pound of this finest cheese ts branded. 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