Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-08

cember s debate with the University of
Iowa at Lincoln and the University of
Minnesota at Minneapolis on the ship
subsidy question. Fifteen students were
appointed to the seminary.
The competition for the places was
spirited and the quality OF the work was
on the whole above that OF last year.
or the fifteen honors four went to Lin
coin and two to Wayne. Six OF the men,
bers are fraternity men, the fraternities
represented being Alpha Theta Chi with
two, Delta Epsilon with two, Delta Tau
Delta with one and Phi Kappa Psi with
one.
Judges of Competition.
The judges were: Prof. J. e. LelIossig-
mol, who this year came from the Uni
versity of Denver as head of the depart
ment of political economy and commerce;
Prof. Edwin MaXey. professor Of public
law and diplomacy and Prof. George o,
Virtue, professor Of political economy and
commerce.
The question debated was what the five
universities in the Central Debating
league Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, llli-
nois and wisconsin, will debate: Re
solved, That the United States should
adopt a policy OF shipping subsidies"
Sketches of winners.
Brief sketches OF the honor winners
follow:
Clarence l.. Clark, ~, of Lincoln.
represented the Lincoln High school two
years in debate with Omaha and one
year with Beatrice, and no was also in
state interscholastic debate. He was
class orator In the university he was
member of the freshman debating team
that won the class championship on Phi
Beta Kappa day 1909, made the Inter
collegiate Debate Seminary in 1909, and
was alternate on the team that won from
the University of Wisconsin last year at
Lincoln on the closed-shop question.
Zenas Clark Dickinson, IA, of Sterling
Colo, was born at Atkinson, Neb. He
attended the Endicott High school two
years and was graduated from the Lin
coin High school. He was the president
OF his class and member OF the
Ciceronian Debating society. He repre-
scented Lincoln two years In debate. He
Is member of the Platform club.
Jerome r. Forbes, 10, of Wayne repre-
scented the Wayne High school in debate
one year and was a member of the fresh
man team in the class championship
debates in 1910. He has been president
Of the Students Debating club.
Joseph Goldstein, law '1S. of Dawson
was valedictorian of the class OF 1906 at
the Pawnee City academy. where he won
a prize in public speaking. He took the
individual honors in the Peru Normal
school team that met the warrensburg,
-.
the sophomore class team.
Ralph E. Halldorson. ~. Of Lincoln
was member of the sophomore team
in the inter-class debates in 1910 and won
membership in the intercollegiate
Debate Seminary last year. He is
member Of the Platform club.
Dunbar Man Is One.
Benjamin Harrison, law Is, Of Dunbar
won first scholarship honors at the Dun
bar High school. He was a member Of
the Peru normal debating squad in 1907.
He was principal of the Plattsmouth
High school before he entered the col
leee OF law a year ago. He is a mem
Der Of the Platform club and of Phi
Kappa Psi.
Ralph W. Garrett ~, of Madison was
19OS-l9O9, was on the sophomore team in
1909-ls10, and won place in the Inter-
collegiate Debate seminary in 19l0-lsll
His societies are the Platform club, Phi
Alpha Tau and Alpha Theta Chi.
Thomas Jean Hargrave. AZ, of Wymore
was a member of his class team at the
Wymore High school for four years and
represented the school two years in the
contests OF the Nebraska High School
Debating league. He was a member OF
the junior class team last year. He
has been associate editor and managing
editor of the Daily Nebraska. He be-
longs to Alpha Theta Chi
Harold A. Prince, 10, of Grand Island
won valedctorian honors Ia the class OF
1909 at the Grand Island High school.
He is a new man on the squad. lie be-
longs to Delta Tau Delta.
Clifford L. Rein, 10, of Loup City won
a scholarship at the Lcup City High
school, giving him free tuition at several
UNCONVENTIONAL colleges. He represented
the school two years in debates. He was
appointed to the intercollegiate Debate
seminary in his freshman year and was
last year In the team that defeated the
University of Illinois at Urbana on the
closed against open shop question He
was a member OF the Interclass Debating
board last year. He belongs to the
Latin club, the Platform club. Phi Alpha
Tau and to Delta Sigma Rho the hon
orary incollegiste society 10 which inter-
collegiate debaters are admitted.
Man from sidney.
Clayton S. Radcliffe, 10, Of Sidney,
represented the Sidney High school and
the Northwestern District of the Ne
braska High School Debating league in
the state debate in 1905 where he won
the state championship. He was a mem
Der OF the sophomore team that captured
the class championship in 1910 and he
took second hOnors in the college Of law
oratorical contest last year. He is a
member Of the Dramatic club. Phi Delta
Phi and Delta Epsilon.
3 Aman r.. Raymond, II, law, 10, OF
Norfolk, prepared for college at the
South Dakota School Of Mines. He was
graduated from the college OF arts last
June with high Phi Kappa honors. He
was In the Junior team that won the
class championship in 1910 and was on
the varsity team that defeated the Uni
versity OF Illinois at Urbana last year
on the closed "Cgainst Against Open