Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-16
Team Leaves Today to Play
Brown University-President
Roberts at Ayer-Elect De-
batting Officers-SOphomOre
Class Election-Frat Work
Pledged.

country. Colby played the best game
Of the season against the Tufts team
: last week and surprised most every
one, as Tufts was picked for an easy
winner and the chances are that II
he same fight is shown :his week that
Brown will be held 10 4 fairly low
score.
The team will line up nearly as 1t
cid against Tufts, and about the same
number of men will be taken, a"cczn-
/ panied by Manager Bailey and Coach
Erwin. The following men will leave
this morning: Captain Perry. Bres-
| sett, kalloch, McCracken, Cool. ,ilff-
| fie. Dow. Pooler. Newman, Conlon,
/ Prudno. Bucknam, Mailing. Bradley,
| Tyler and Cook.
Mark r. Shaw, travelling secretary
( of the International Prohibition AS
! ISOLATION, is visiting Colby this week
and will speak before mems chapel to-
Gay il the interests of the Internation
al Prohibition Association. He will en-
deavor while here to interest the SUI
dents in getting up prohibition pa
| seant to take place on some date in
the early part of December. He will en-
plain his plan before the men today
An election will probably be held
soon to choose officers for the Colby
, Pr ohibition Society as there is none in
! college at present.
President Arthur ]. Pohorts is away
/ listing Camp Devens, Aver Mass.
where there is to be meeting OF the
/ college heads Of the New England
I states. While there President Roberts
/. will visit the Colby men who are in
training with the National Army lie
will return Saturday in time to be
present at A meeting of the Colby hoard
of trustees.
The postponed election Of the De
lating Society which was pu over
from Tuesday. took place in Chemical
! hall Thursday afternoon. Charles s.
Eaton 90. Of RaNnham Center. Mass.
was elected treasurer. Tie appoint
/ ment of an executive committe" was
left in the hands of tho president
/ Earle Tyler is, and he appointed the
+! following three to serve. Chairman
I Paul Eugene Alden rs. Of Cumberland
Mills. Robert +. Wilkins 20 If Houl-
I ton, and Hubert f. Emery 20, of Shaw
! nut.
J The election Of the Sophomore class
Thursday afternoon resulted il, the
I choice of Colby Ka,och of Fort Fair
+ field for PRECEDENT He was opposed by
! Merle +. I.oWcrN of Monticello. Kali
! loch is very popular among his lass
A., mates, ana for two wears has been a
, star man in football. pla yin; at full
back. lie is member of th. Delta
/ Kappa Epsilon fraternity rha nthe.'
! officers chosen were: Vice president.
! Everett W. buchanan Of Harrington:
, secretary, Harry r. Levin of Houlton.
and treasurer, Arthur Ray Mills az
I MoEtice 10.
! \ canvass which has Just been made
among the different fraternities shows
that "a Freshmen and l. upper class
/ men have been pledged up by all the
/ fraternities at Colby together. with the
exception of the most recent one form
ed there, Pi Delta Phi. This frater-
nifty was formed as an independent
! fraternity last year and according to
! its rules does not endeavor to pledge
men until after Thanksgiving.
/ Following is list of the men
| pledged to the various fraternities
! Delta Kappa Epsilon: l919-Arthur F.
Scott of EngleWood, y. j.. p. p Barnes
! of Houlton 1920-John l. Liscomb of
Portland; Edwin r. Mabe of Alston.
Mass; Carroll Rollins. 1921-Ransom
Pratt of Corning, \. "; Stanley r.
| Black of Waterville; Paul H. Bailey
f.! of Winthrop; Donald A. Shaw of Clin-
ton; II. Merle Barnum of Corning. y.
y, w. Joseph Pollock of WaterviIle
! Clark Drummond of Waterville; Raw
1 ID. Holt; Roland c. Ware of Water
vile; John Riker of White Plains. \.
| Y.
Zeta Psi: 191S-I1arvard Moor of
| Ellsworth. 1919-Ralph Castelli of New
| York 1920-Everett Marshall of
Gloucester, Mass; Edward Fahey of
Dalton. Mass. 1921-Joel Taylor of
Skowhegan; Roland n. Poller of Fair
field Harold r. Stone Of Waterville:
F, William Burgess of Fairfield Charles
Crummett of Fairfield.
/ Delta upsilon 192l-Ernest Adams
of Whitinsville, Mass: Ralph Bradley
of Providence, r. l.; Chauncey Luke
Brown of Watervlle William P. Han
cock of York Village; Arthur A. He
bert Of Van Buren,; Harold Good of
Monticello; William Seasons of Win
throp; Albert G. Snow of Blue Hill;
Arthur ]. Colder Of Auburn; Phil T.
Somerville of Houlton.
Phi Delta Theta; l91s-Clyde NJ.
H.,
Ralph Burleigh of Houlton: Frank
Hois of New Bedford, Mass; Byron
Marden of East Vassalboro; Clarence
Baldwin Of North Stratford. y. H:
Bernard listers of Houlton; Reginald
Hersum of Waterville; Stephen Aver
of Waterville
Alpha Tau Omega: 1919-Jacob A
, klain of Norway 1920-Harold ".
Dempsey of Waterville. 1921-Ernest
McCracken of Bangor: Wayne McNal
~ of Clinton: John Tobey of Water
Vile: Harold Jacobs of Vassalboro;
Chesterfield Marden of Vassalboro:
Lester Cook of Connecticut: Austin
Young Of Connecticut; Everett Gross
Of Searsport; Charles Eaton of Ravn-
ham Center. Mass; Raymond Spin
ney Of South Eliot; Nathan Levine IF
Waterville; Neil Leonard of Worcester
Mass.
Commons Club: 1921-Walter n
Berry Of Monticello: Robert D. Conarv
Of Deer Isle: Isaiah NJ. Hodges Of
North Fassalboro: Raymond A. Mel.
len of Lowell. Mass: Irwin s New
berry Of Groton, Conn: Clifford Peas
lee Of Pittsfield. Mass: John F. Wa
terman of Belfast: Perley f. Wilson
or Lew London. Conn