Evening journal., 1922-01-14
Women s College Notes
University Of Delawt
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.

limit armament and reduce taxes.
Since we are tired OF war and all
that it entails. and It Is likely that
submarines would draw us into an
other war. let us limit the use OF the
submarine. Miss Dorothy Ford
spoke first for the negative. Miss
Ford began by saying that we must
admit that the conference in Wash
ington has mot made another war
impossible. in warfare the subma-
rine is very valuable weapon. II
is a valuable weapon OF defense
against battleships II is useful for
scouting. Ii Is valuable for coast
defence. II is cheap and therefore
within the reach OF small nations
which cannot afford c large fleet.
Submarines are especially useful as
scouts and for communication with
colonies The submarine is the only
boat which can travel in foreign
waters undetected and carry its sup
plies for a comparatively long cruise
with IL II is most effectively used
as a blockade. 1t was the submarine
and not the mine that the British
feared in attempting to attack thd
bottled up German fleet. Miss MAJ
ian Rodney then spoke for the af-
frmative. She stressed the in
humanity OF the use OF the suhma-
rine. She spoke OF the use Of the
submarine in destroyinf -essels car
rying wounded and non-combatants
in the late war. She cited the sink
ing Of the Lusitania as a horrible
example. Only a naval expert could
hnd reasons for allowing the use OF
the submarine. Surely the heart Of
the masses is more intelligent than
the head Of naval expert Miss
Rodney then spoke OF the Root res
olutions in relation TO the use Of sub
marines. These resolutions, II they
are obeyed. will practically make the
submarine OF no use whatever. Miss
Margaret Finck OF the negative was
the last speaker. Miss Finck began
/ by saying that the submarine was a
/ human method Of warfare. II by an
efficient blockade OF submarines a
country could be made to submit,
/ there would be a great saving in
| life. Airships, which have not been
limited can do much MORE damage
than submarines and by distributing
poisonous gases can be more inhu-
man that the submarine. The raw
ages OF the submarine by the end
of the last war had been greatly de-
creased. The Root resolutions also
protect shipping from the subma-
rine Not the submarine. but the
uses made OF II by the Germans in
the last war were inhuman. More
Of these debates will probably be
given at the weekly meetings Of the
club
shedding whenever II is possible. is
one OF the favorite sports at the Wo.
mems College. A large number OF
givls studied hard in the afternoon
or planned to study late in the even.
ing. so as to be able to enjoy thii
seldom possible pleasure. The part,
left at 7 o'clock and returned at
y O'Clock. Miss Marian Parkhurst wa
the chaperon.
The plays the thing" The play
which are to be given in Wolf Hall
on January 10. are very much tn
thing. Miss Mabel X. Tebo, presi
dent Of the Dramatic Club. told o
the three plays. The first play. "Th
impertinonce OF the Creature" b!
Cosmo Gordon Lennox, will hav,
modern costumes. and a modern set
ting "Sir David Wears a Crown,
by stewart walker. viii have medic
val setting and costumes There viii
[ be a predominance Of men In thi,
play. The color scheme in this PLAY
is especially carefully worked out
THE Rose,9 by Mary Macmillan. is a
fanc1ul play. The color scheme
will be IN black and silver. Miss
Elizabeth McNeal has charge Of the
orchestra which will accompany the
plays. Miss Tebo asked everyone to
try to appreciate what the cast was
trying to do and to give construo-
tive criticism OF these plays
The honor team in hockey has
been chosen. Those who made the
team are:
/ Cepter forward ...... Natalie Ayerst. ..
l Right inside forward Ruth Havnan fql
/ Left inside forward. Katherine Wills, '2i
Right wing .s......... Lucille Petry, '2l
| Left wing .......t....G Grace Marvel ..
/ Center halfback, Lucille pettihone. ~
| Right halfback ...... Alice Mundy. ~
| Left halfhack. ..... Emma Dayett. '2'
| Right fulhack ....... Mary Handy. '2'
| Left fullbacS .... Mildred Wonender. %
| Goal ..-....... Lucille Roe. .,
Substitutes-Anna patchcll. "a. Mabe
Smith. '25' Louise Phillips %
There were a number OF pleasure
to be enjoyed on Friday evening
Mrs. Emma L. Wilson chaperonei
az the game and the movies afte
the game. Miss Ida wiilim chap
eroned those who went shedding
Miss Marian Parkhurst chaperone
at the Sigma Phi Epsilon forma
dance.
saturday evening will be ope
night There will be a short Pre-
gram followed by dancing.
The Social Service Committee wi
have charge OF the vesper service {
the Y. W. c. A. Miss Roberta Bui
ton will be the leader. A social ser
vice worker from wilmington wi
speak.
MISSIONARY sOCIABLE
Tie Womens Foreign Missionar