Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-24
Bates COLLEGE

| As a result of the intercollegiate
debating trials held on Thursday
evening the following men vert
chosen for the varsity squad; VII.
liam e. Young "a Of Lewiston; Ed.
win Raye "a, Of Lynn, Mass; Rich
ard Stanley 20, OF Lewiston; James
Davis 20, Of Rumford; Theodore
Pinckney rs. Of Washington, p. c.;
welton P. Farrow '2s, Of Portland:
Frank Sanella rs. Of Worcester,
Mass: William Everett rs, Of Bos-
| ton, Mass; Adelbert Googins '25. Of
Portland; Erwin D. Canham rs, of
Auburn; Arthur w. Pollister "a, of
Danville; Herbert B. Morrell rs, Of
Brooklyn. n. Y: Kirby s. Baker rs.
of Springfield. Mass: Ernest, w.
Robinson '23. Of Concord, N. H.;
Kenneth Field rs Of Auburn: Her.
bert Carroll ,e3. OF Rowe. Mass;
Dudley F. Snowman rs. of Southing-
ton, Conn: George G. Sheldon '25, OF
Augusta; Elmer Littlefeld "a, Of
Lynn, Mass; and Samuel Graves "a.
OF New Haven, Conn. The men will be
matched in semi final debates in the
following order: Wednesday,. Oct. Is.
Hathorn hall at 4.30. Resolved, That
the United States should adopt a
policy Of admitting larger number
of immigrants. Graves and Little
field VS.. Snowman and Sheldon.
Wednesday, Oct. IS at 7.30. Re-
solved, That the American public
should support the principle of the
closed shop rather than that of the
open shop. Carroll, Field and Robin
son VS.. Baker, Morrell and Pollister.
Thursday, Oct. &c, at 4.3O. Re-
solved, That Congress should provide
system of Federal regulation of the
motion pictures. Canham and Goog-
ms VS.. Everett and Sanella.
Thursday, Oct! &c, at 7.30. Re-
solved, That organized labor in the
United States should form and sup
, port labor party separate and dis
tinct from other parties. Farrow.
Pinekney and Raye VS.. Davis, Stan
ley and Young.
The women are practicing vigor-
ously in preparation for the inter-
class hockey games. The series will
start in two weeks. The manager
this year is Miss Mary Nichols "a of
Peterborough, n. II. The class cap
tains are: Senior, Helen Hoyt '23, of
Pressure Isle; Junior Elizabeth Pow
ers "a, of Machias; Sophomore. Flor
ence Cooke '25. of Pressure Isle;
Freshmen, Agnes Waddell of Sac
Paulo, Brazil.
On Friday evening President Gray
addressed the Cheney Club of New
Hampshire. This club is meeting in
connection with the teachers con-
vention of that state.
Professor Chase and family went
to Freeport Friday evening for the
week lend. Professor Chase served
as pastor at the First Baptist church
on Sunday.
The college choir has been chosen
for the year as follows: Men, Dun
can "a, Faust "a, Fletcher '25. Frazee
'26, Levine '2S, Libby pa Meiklejohn
'26, Miller '25, Oxton '25, Robinson
'23, Sagcr '26. Steady '25. Sargent
'25, Wade '23, Wiggin '26. Women,
Misses Abbott '26, Bannister "a.
Bachclin '23, Burns '26, Chapman '26,
Head '26, Hoyt "a, Leader '23. Osier
'o5, Pillsbury '23, Richardson '25, Rip
Icy '26, Rogers '23, Stanley '25, Wad-
dell &c, Wass '25, Worthy "a,
Worthy '26.
On Monday afternoon the football
squad met at Plummer's studio for
their picture. The manager of the
Mirror this year is anxious to get
underway which speaks well for the
coming publication.