The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
G. u. Notes

One OF the principal scholastic
events of Georgetown College, the
Merrick debate. will be held the
evening of December Il. at Sis
o'clock, in CASTOR Hall
Tho question for debate is: Re
solved. That the Philippine Islands
should be granted independence
within ane year" Paul ]. EtzeI. of
the senior class, will be chairman.
Several hundred friends of the col
, lege have been invited to attend.
Tue Affirmative will be upheld by
Robert w. c. Wimsatt. 81, of the
District Of Columbia, and Paul Dew.
Page. q. of Texas
Lee ]. Case. 81. Of Vermont. ed
itor O. The Hoya, and B. Meredith
Reid, 21, OF Pennsylvania, will up
ho3d the negative side of the ques-
ttcn
-he Carroll Law Club, one of the
best known student organizations In
the S-hool of Law. is in full swing
IL was originated for the purpose OF
giylng the young men of the law
school the opportunity to see how
tne nations business is transacted
evening as the Carroll Law Con-
aress. when bills are introduced. re-
ferred to committees. considered by
them. debated and voted upon by the
&C onSress" in regular session. These
laeetings are presided over by a
speaker appointed for the evening by
the chancellor of the club.
The Delta Theta Phi Law Fra
ternity gave an afternoon tea at
their home on Dupont circle recently.
DR.. George r. Ellis is now assist
ant dean Of the DentaI School.
DR.. Walter Webb has returned
from France and has resumed his
former position with the Dental
School as professor of oral surgery.
Class elections in the Dental
School have resulted as follows:
Senior class: Jack" Burke, pres
ident; Dennis O'Donnen. vice pres
ident; Frank IgOe. treasurer; Alex
Rosenblaum. secretary.
Junior class: Francis l.. Golden.
president; Stephen c. Hopkins. vice
president; Paul McClarnon, secre-
tary; Don H. Chew, treasurer; James
sergeant-atarms.
SOphOHlOlt NldeS. INlChdTu
gerty. president: Francis W. Nash.
vice president; James Mahoney. Sec
retary; Joseph Murphy, treasurer,
and William Ostergreen. historian.
Freshman class: James L. Nc
Grath. president; r. G. Lamb, jr.,
vice president: w. r. McLister, Sec
rotary; Kenneth r. Skinner, treas
urer; John F. Brady. historian.
Tho reorganization of the Bruce
Taylor Dental Society. addressed re-
Gently by DIR. George r. Ellis, as
sistant dean, was successfully per-
fected. James j. Ross was chosen
president: Harry Nalebuff vice pres
ident; Francis L. Golden, secretary:
Clarence Schweikhardt, treasurer,
and Kenneth r. Skinner, sergeant
alarms, Plans are being formed
for the presentation of scientific pa
pers by the student body touching
on the various phases of dentistry.
John NJ. Power. Of the class of
1911 at the college, former pres
ident of the yard and a member
of the crew, was the successful Re-
publican candidate for State SEN
ator in Montana at the last elec-
tions-
Election of officers in the Medical
School resulted recently as follows:
Senior Glass;. A. Cornet, presi-
dent; ]. F. O'Donnell, vice president;
H N. Pheiau, secretary: and Fl. ].
Crawford. treasurer. Junior Glass
Leo Burke, president; Walter Nc
Cawley, vice president and Hans
Joergenson. secretary. Sophomore
Class-Valentine NJ. Hess. president;
Raymond F. Hacking, vice presl-
dent; Edward ]. Walsh. treasurer;
Lee ]. Kelly. secretary: Charles F.
O'Brien. sergeant-at-a Fresh
man Class-William A. Moran, pres
Sdent; Joseph p. Barrett, vice presi-
dent John ]. Lynch, treasurer; Law
renee E. Millstesd, secretary.
DIR. II. H Hazen, professor of
Dermatology of the Medical School,
has been appointed a member of the
committee on Post-Graduate Educa-
tion Of the American Medical Asso-
citation.
A former graduate of the Medical
school. DR.. Thomas Kennedy, class
Of 1917, has been appointed as an
Instructor in Histology.
The Philodemic Debating Society
Of the college will give two debates
during the coming month. One will
concern the right of women to sit
in any legislature; the other con-
Germs whether persons over 81 years
Of age should be obliged by law to
vote