The Washington herald., 1917-03-04
G. U.LAW School NOTES

! debate between Georgetown Law
School ans the University os South Caro-
{ Ina has been arrar ged TO take place
F, April 81 in the auditorium OF the law
School Building, Sixth END E streets
northwest. The subject will be. ssRe-
solyed. That the niair1u-a ware law ap-
Piled 70 workshops. department stores.
nd factories. is desirable State lesfsIa-
uon," oonstitutfonaI'ty waived. The ryni-
versity Of South Carolina has chosen the
affirmative. The debate was arranged By
the intercollegiate committee Of the Law
1 School. which consists Of Robert Z. J.
Whalen. and John J. o'Day, .r
: The trials Of ,he debate viii be held
at the Law School Thursday evening.
William r. Owtngs, o. was a caller st
the university last week arrange details
I for the reunion OF the class of 'Gl, Mr..
Owings being graduate % the uni-
Yersity before taking the law course. The
class OF 'ol holds the prize offered by the
alumni for having he largest nurnNer
back st the decenniaI reunion IN 1871.
there being = total Of twerty-three mem
he-s OF the class hacx out OF twenty-nfne.
R. W. Breckons. sN. formerly United
States attorney for the Hawaiian Ial-
aids. was e visitor at the Law School
last week.
The Junior Law Class had = large rep
reservation ir the alumni minstrel show
recently. John A. Enos. Hugh Z. Fegun
and Edward F. Duffy taking rart in the
performance.
Ulysses V whipp!e. who grr dusted
from the Law School in 1870 With TIE de-
gree Of masder OF laws was in Wash
inEton last week On business
The Carroll Esw Club met Tuesday
evening and debated the bone dry
Hcuor law. After the speakers h@d pre-
sented both sides the sent Tnert Of the
club was for the law by close vote.
John NJ. Dervin, and John ]. O'Dsy.
5r.. officers Of the Georgetown Republican
Club, have perfected a permanent or
ganization Of the club. The club received
a letter from Senator-elect Frsrc.s. of
! Maryland. last week tha-lling them for
the work done m his behalf in the recent
election.
The club last October and ,-ovembc-
contributed speakers for seve a. political
netting in the nearby counties. -
The Phi Airha Delta gave 3 smoker
Friday evening at the Fra;er-ity House.
Z 1914 Sixteenth street northwest. in honor
of the members ot Troop A. FIRST District
Of Columbia, recently returned from the
border, who are members OF the fra
ternity. One OF the mer brought back
dog, which was donated to the frat
house
There is possibility that Georgetown
University Law Schoc' VII not be rep
resented in the parade tomorrow. A vote
was taken on the matter recently ara It
was decided not to parade. The reasons
given were mostly that many Of the stu
dents had friends visiting them from out
CT town and they were going % 6evote
their time 10 giving them a good time as
well as witness the parade themselves.
I've Dones6ay Booke'' Is TO 20 TO press
tomorrow The book, which Is the class
book Of the year. is edited by Otto A
sc1lobohm.
The froternity students at GEORGETOWN
are tryiT to arrange an inter-fraternity
dance to be given after Easter. II the
plans are successful 1t viii be the first
time in the history OF Georgetown that
the frats have intermingled In a dance.
4 Capt J. J. Meade. L. S. NJ c. was
initiated into the Phi Alpha Delta fra
ternity last week. James J. McNamars.
/ a freshman, was also initiated.