Evening star., 1925-03-01
X. C. EVENING CLASSES
TO SEEK EXPANSION
Freshman Law Class Starts Cam
paign to Raise Funds to En-
large School Facilities.

fund for the expansion of library
facilities at the X of C. Evening
School was launched at a meeting of
the freshman law class, Wednesday
night. Pledge cards were distrib-
uted for voluntary subscriptions for
the fund, whereby II is expected TO
raise a sufficient revenue to provide
additions to the library facilities now
at the school.
A committee OF three-U. Trio, chair
man; R J. Bopp and B. j. woods
was appointed to make a preliminary
survey for the library fund campaign,
and two other members of the class.
Charles D. Martin and G.. F. Gaia
fato. were added to the committee,
with Mr. Martin as chairman OF a
subcommittee on collection of the
subscriptions.
The plans for the fund raising will
be presented by this committee to the
other classes at the school in expec-
tation Of enlisting their cooperation.
The motive of the freshman class in
inaugurating the campaign was to
leave a voluntary testimonial OF the
appreciation for tho facilities extend
ed by the school to veterans of the
World War.
Dean Frank O'Hara announced in
connection with the library expansion
idea that an expert had been selected
to make a complete survey of the
present library facilities and to re-
port on what additions appeared to
be most pressing so that the pro-
ceeds of the campaign might be ad-
ministered with the greatest eff
cheney
Mrs Gertrude NJ. Williams, instruc-
tor in typewriting, has been awarded
ruby and pearl jeweled medal, by
the Underwood Typewriter Co., her
speed being IS net words a minute
for Is minutes.
John NJ Storm was awarded a silver
medal for speed and accuracy in type
writing, having attained a net speed OF
81 words minute for Is minutes. Two
bronze medals were awarded to Gilbert
Chapman and Irwin Donaldson for type
writing, their respective speeds being AZ
and 4S words a minute for Is minutes.
Frank Green received a certificate for
efficient elementary typing, having at
tanned a speed Of 81 words a minute.
Thursday evening the senior law class
will conduct a debate as guests Of Spald-
| ing Council at the Knights of Columbus
Hail. 918 Tenth street. The subject un-
der discussion will be, Resolved, That
the policy OF the United States toward
Russia is justified" Samuel H Taylor
William Homer Carroll and Paul E.
Golden will seek to justify this PROPOSE
| ton, while negative arguments will be
advanced by Martin P. Skolnik, James
Y. E. Allen and John A. Oyerholt. The
public Is invited.
Friday night the senior law class de-
bated the subject, Resolved That the
child labor amendment should be adopt
! ed" Misses Loretta Ryan and Evelyn
A. Greene presented the affirmative
| arguments and were opposed by A. w
| Hamill and Thomas Luckett. The de-
cision was in favor of the affirmative.
Arrangements are being made for the
! first annual junior prom to be given by
| the Junior law GLASS April 16
A meeting OF the Accounting Society
| was held in the school library Wednes-
| day evening. The chairman Of the lee
! ture committee presented a program out
| lining the lectures scheduled for the re-
mainder of the school year. There aIso
was presented tentative list of names
of practicing accountants in the city who
have signified their willingness to ad-
| dress tne society on accounting and re-
lated sciences. The program was ap-
proved without change. A committee
was appointed by the president to con-
| slder REVISION OF the constitution and
bylaws. The contemplated change in
the constitution was proposed on ac-
| count OF the feeling on the part Of many
members OF the senior class that mem.
beTs Of the junior class should be per.
mitted to hold some of the executive of.
fees of the society.