Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-06
Subjects and Speakers for
Remaining Debates.
Colby College Chess Club Or
ganized-- Members Enthusiastic.
Juniors Discuss Finances and Prom
..Prof. kcleary Enteriains.

The subjects and speakers for the re-
| naming debates of the class in argu-
| mentation and debating were announced
| by Prof H. c. Libby, Friday afternoon.
as follows;
January 6-"Resolved, That the Frater-
mites Are a Benefit to the Students of
Colby College, Affirmative: Florine G.
Arey, 10, of Stonington, Robert H. Bowen,
"A, of Wateryille, and Arthur F. Clark,
Is, of LiVermore Falls. Negative: Les
ter Bramhall, Is. of Belfast; Thomas
Crossman, 10, of Needham Heights,
Mass, and Leon w. Crockett. Chairman,
Lester a. Keys, ,f3. of Dryden. Judges,
Charles H. Jones, Is, of Waterville,
chairman; Stanley B. Miller, IA, of Will
ton, and John p. Kennedy, Is. of Nassal-
boro. Critic, Leo G. Sheshong7 49, of
Greenville Junction.
January 6-"Resolved, That Colby
Should Establish and Maintain a Com
mons Club" Affirmative, Erie II. Davis,
ii, of Whitef1eld. \. H.; George o. Dud-
ley, IA, of Medford Mass, and Emmons
B. Farrar, IA, of Guilford. Negative
speakers: E. r. Farrar, '16, of Monsoon;
Clarence Foss, 10, of North Berwick, and
Paul Fraser, Is, Of Dorchester Mass
Chairman, Ralph w. Western, Is, of
Allston, Mass. Judges, MiIroy Warren,
II, of East Bromfield. chairman; Graw-
ford A. Treat. 10. of Stockton Springs.
Critic, David Jack, IA of Winslow.
January 10-"Resolved, That Chapel
Attendance be Required of all Members
of the Mems Division Of Colby College.
Affirmative: Albert ID. Gilbert, Is. of
Methuen, Mass, Leonard w. Grant, Is.
of Hartford, Conn, and Jason Hagan, 10,
of Westbrook. Negative: Ray |. Has
kell IA, of Bethlehem, y. H.; Everett
Holt, Is, of Clinton. and David Jack, IA,
of Winslew Judges, Paul Fraser, 49, of
Dorchester, Mass, chairman; J. Halbert
Struthers, Is, of Upton. Mass; and Ber-
| tram Lane, 'I3, of Fort Fairfield. Critic,
Roger a. Putnam.
January 49, Resolved, That the Trus-
tees of Colby College Should Take the
Initiative in Establishing a Women's
College in Maine" Affirmative: Everett
L. Wyman, IA, of Apponaug, r. L, and
AKRON Yeaton, IS. of Norway. Negative:
Robert r. Weber, 13, of North Nassal-
boro Bertram Loans 13, of Fort Fair
field, and E. w. Warren, Is, of Caribou.
Chairman, Hiram W. Kicker, Jr., 10, OF
Poland Springs. Judges. Charles j. KEEP
pie. IS, of Mount Vernon. y. Y; Murray
\. Morgan. 10, of Milinockett, and Clar-
enee Foss. rs, of1Nerth Berwick. Critic,
Jason NJ Hagan, IS, of Westbrook.
January 16. "Resolved.s That the Trus-
tees of Colby Should Establish Colby
Summer School Affirmative: Charles
H. Jones. 10, of Waterville; Charles j.
Kepple, IL, of Dryden. Negative: stan
ley B. Miller, IA, of Wilton; Murray Nor
gan, rs, of Millinockett. and Wilmer A.
Moores II of Ashland. Chairman, Leon
ard Grant Is of Hartford, Conn. Judges,
Erie H. Davis, IA of Whitefeld, n H,
chairman. F1orine G. Arey, Is, of Ston-
ington, and Thomas j. Crossman, 10, of
Needham Heights, Mass. ~ritic, William
Pendergast. Is, of Dorchester, Mass.
January II. Resolved. That High Lii
cense be Substituted for Prohibition in
the State of Maine Affirmative: Leslie
F. Murch, rs. of Hampden Highlands,
James II. Phair. A. of Limestone and
Paul christopher. rs, of Springfield,
Mass. Negative: Leon G. spinney, Is, of
Elliott: Leo. Sheeshong, '13, of Greenville
Junction and J. Halbert Struthers, 10, of
Upton, Mass. Chairman, Everett l.. Holt,
Is, of Clinton. Judges, Charles II. Jones,
'15 of Waterville. chairman Erie Car
penter, To- of Concord, and Kent T.
Royal, Is, of Harvard, Mass. Critic, S.
b. Miller, IA, of Milton
January 90 Resolved, That Suffrage
should be Granted to the Women of
Maine" Affirmative: George f. Sturte-
want, l6 of Hartand; John Wells, '19 of
New Britain, Conn !. Milroy Warren IS,
rrs..4 ,.s,>,,;,gIs Nagnt;ya. hliiS NJ
West, '1e of Cambridge, Mass; Don j.
Whitney, II, of Norway and Ralph W.
Western. 10, of Wollaston, Mass Chair
man. Leon G. spinney- IS, of Elliott.
Crawford \. Treat Is. of stockton
Springs, and Erie II. Davis, rs, OF Wake
/ field, n. IL. Critic George F. Sturtevant
George A. Gould, 90, travelling salesman
, of the Allan and Bacon Book Co. of Bos-
ten, is visiting friends at the Delta Kappa
/. Epsilon house.
The first bowling contest of the inter
| fraternity league after the vacation will
be between PHI Delta Theta and Alpha
I Tau Omega, Tuesday afternoon.
! Harvey A. Knight of Elliott, has called
! an important meeting of the executive
| committee of the Junior class for Satur-
day AFTERNOON at llle COIieSe CHAPEL
Burnham McLeary, former instructor
at Colby in the English department, now
on the faculty of syracuse University, is
| visiting friends in the city.
/ A rehearsal of the Glee Club was con-
| Quoted by F. Harold Jones, a. of Port
land, leader, Friday afternoon.
| A large number of the college students
met, at 1 p NJ. Saturday, at the Delta
Kappa Epsilon house and organized a
Colby College Chess Club. The officers:
President. j. II. Foster. 10. Burton,
Wash; vice president, Herman Kelsie,
Is, Boston, Sec. Treas, r. H. Williams,
Is, Houton.
! The executive committee of the Junior
class met, Saturday afternoon, at the
chapel Financial matters We're discussed
at length The Junior Prom, which will
probably come in April, was also dis
cussed but no definite plans made
Many of the students of the college
from both the mems and women's di-
visions passed a most enjoyable evening
at the Ticonic clubhouse, Saturday. at