The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-11-30
AT UNIVERSITY PARK
NINE ENTRIES IN THE ToWlE
coNTEsT-lLlNcoLN DEBATING
CLUB RENDER a MOST EXCEL,
LENT PROGRAM.

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All of the, nratieans for the, annual
Towls contest hayebbeen selected and
passed lipoa byaishs faculty. There
are nine entries for the contest and
all ofsthe contestants are busy pre-,
pairing their oratiOns. The contest
was toAbe held Dec. s, hut ut the meet
ing OF the contestants last week the
date was changed TO Dec. II. The
Iowle contest is held annually and
prizes of twenty-five dollars, fifteen
dollars and ten dollars each are
awarded TO the person who renders
the best torntion. The prizes are do
mated by N. L. TOwle The names OF
the contestants and their orations
follow
"Woman's Emancipation" Miss
Pike. ...
Foreign Emigration" Ralph Har.
nor. ..
international Peaee"-A. J. Beh.
nec. 70 .. -. '-.~.. "
The New Emancipation" - David
II. Gill. 20. 'E.-'& I'D IT, b..
Christ, The Worlds orator"-Mlss
Cecil Richmond. =" ""
David LiEingston"-L R. SHEER
wood ~. ..0" .'r.. ~.' d..
THE White Slave Traffic" Fred
IngyoldStad.
DemoSthenes"-C. G. Ellis.
Wandering Jew'-Miss Holt
MeSsrs. A J. Behner and Henry
Bailey preached. at Evans last Sun
day.
Prof. Leedy on next Thursday even
ing will give a scientific lecture H.
Illustrated with stereopticon views.
The Lincoln Debating club met last
Monday evening and an excellent
program was rendered. The subject
OF the debate was, Resolved, That
the present system OF punishment for
crime should be Informative rather
than punative." Affirmative, Moore
and Arms. Negative, Sherwood and
Smith. After due consideration
; Judges Gill and Behner decided in
favor OF the affirmative.
c. Richards supplied the pulpit at
1onia, Iowa, last Sunday.
ID. r. Smith has left for his home
In Lawrence, Kas., on account OF i'll
ness.
Mrs. Ed Watts, OF Harvey, was
guest at the. home of Prof. Spann
last Wednesday.
Ralph Harmon and Preston Lane
preached at Hilton last Sunday.
Roy Gillette has accepted a posi-
ton with the Jones Chautauqua as
trombone player, Mr. Gillette is a
musician Of ability and he will un.
doubtedly make a big hit with the
Chautauqua. The Jones Chautauqua
VIII be remembered as the company
that held the prohibition Chautauqua
in Cskaloosa the past two years.
Miss Chriswell, who was called to
her home in Missouri by the illness
OF her mother, has returned to school.
She reports her mother in a much
better condition and that she is re.
cuperating rapidly. $3.50 ...- .-
"a Leon A. Moomaw, of Chicago, tray-
cling secretary of the intercollegiate
Prohibition association, arrived here
last Saturday. Sunday he spoke at
the morning and evening services at
the Congregational church and Sun.
day afternoon he spoke at the Y. NJ.
G. A. Monday he led chapel at Penn
college and held student conferences.
This. Tuesday evening he will speak
at the university. Everyone Is invit.
ed to hear him. He is a speaker Of
ability and his speeches are enjoyed
by all who hear them. He is or
ganizing college leagues throughout
the United States. The Central
Holiness University has had the
largest league for the past two years
and they expect TO retain the largest
this year. Central Holiness Univer.
sity also expects to entertain the
National Prohibition Contest, which
will be held some place in the Unit
League. will organize a study class
in the near future with Prof. Whit.
comb as teacher.
President Mclaughlin attended the
State Holiness convention at Des
Moines last week and was one OF the
principal speakers on the program.
G.. J. Gillette left last Thursday
evening for Alabama, where he is
called by the serious illness Of his
fathe:.
Albert Smith, Of Mountain Lake,
Mum. is one OF the late students tC
enroll