Evening star., 1925-11-01
'OXF ORD DEBATERS
HONOREDB BY G. ". j.
Cali on President Coolidge
Among Courtesies Extended
to British Visitors.

George Washington University will
entertain the dehaters Of oxford Uni
verSty in the university gymnasium
tomorrow night in the third annual
international intercollegiate contest
The affair will he largely attended by
the student body as well as the gen
eral public.
The visiting OXonian team. com
posed Of II. V. LIoyd..Iones Of Jesus
College. Il. H. Rernays of Worcester
College and II. J. :. Wedderhurn of
Balliol will he entertained tomorrow.
The Rritishers as we'll as the George
Washington debaters. comprising Wv
ian Simpson. Oscar Zahel and V. r..
Trimhle. Will take in the sights OF
the town" and will he presented to
President Coolidge.
Debate Opens at 4 O'clock.
The debate occurs at O'Clock in
the gymnasium on II street near
Twentieth. II will be left TO the visit
ing Bri;isherS as to the choice of de
Gliding the affair. The audience may
Vote AT the conclusion of the debate or
the affair may be left TO selected
Judges Then again the Rritishers
may elect to have the dual system.
The question for debate is the reCoe-
milton of the soviet system of govern
ment in Russia The Rritishers will
take the affirmative and the George
Washington debaters will take the
negative.
The British team is looked upon as
being one of the hest ever sent TO TINS
country. The members have had con
siderable political experience. and their
Affiliations have given them consider
able practice in debate.
6ohltpTS coached nv
Louis NJ. DENT Gilbert Hall is in
charge Of the George Washington
team. The appearance of Miss Vivian
SimpSon on the local team adds con
siderable interest 10 the affair. inc
visitors have met women In debate
before. having recently competed
against the Nassar and wellesley
comhina tions.
Two events of Importance will he
held at the university next week. nv
annual meeting of the Association OF
I-rhan Universities will bring 10 this
CITY some 200 representatives of -
institutions The meetings will he helo
November l.. l3 and a.
The dedication of Stockton Hail. the
new $3.50. 600 memorial law schooi
building 10 the late Admiral Charles
Herbert stockton will bring to the UNI
verSitv some of the national hCureS IN
education and the law. Exercises VIII
he held in the afternoon ana eNenihS
of November IA at the new law scnoo,'
The first of the lectures. on archeol'
ocv. by Dr.. Svlvanus G.. Morley. VIII he
held November in Corcoran Hall, ana
will be profusely illustrated. br. Nor
lev recently returned from GuCatan.
where he headed an expedition under
the auspices of the Carnegie lnsutu-
ton of Washington. DIR. Morley's lee
rure will he The Old Maya Empire.
His explorations in the fuca tan
Peninsula have led to some startling
discoveries
Elmer Louis Kayser, director of the
university Summer school. recently at.
tended The Association Of Summer
Schools at the University of Virginia.
President Lewis Addresses Alumni.
President William Mather Lewis
smoke last week before the alumni Of
Kansas City. Detroit and South Bend.
He will return tomorrow and viii be
present for the various activities Of
the week President Lewis is the head
of, the urban university group. being
elected at Buffalo last wear.
Stanley Tracy of the Law School
has been elected editorin.chief Of the
Cherry Tree. the annual year book.
Arthur Perry. Edwin :. Bettelheim
and Jeanne Gravatte have been ap-
pointed 8 the editorial board. Arthur
Perry will be business manager Of the
publication.
The annual county fair. held by the
Young Womens Christian Association.
will take place November 6. Helen Dix
is chairman OF the committee IN
charge.
Activities OF the glee clubs have been
confined TO getting start. Under
capable direction the men and women
are expecting TO bring forward the
work so ably started last season. t.S-
telle Wentworth is again in charge of
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