Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-07
GEORGETOWN TEAM
TO ENTER DEBATE.
win Meet Bates February a.
in First Outside Match
of Season.

gage In their initial intercollegiate
contest of the season, February "a,
against formidable team represent
ing Bates College Of Lewiston, Me.
which has met defeat thus far only
five times In 55 contests.
Against these experienced debaters
Georgetown will send a team as yet
untried in intercollegiate debating.
Under the tutelage Of Rev, John J.
Toohey, moderator Of the Philodemic
Society. however, the Hilltop has
turned out debating teams In recent
years that have proved their superb
GRITTY over such contenders as Har-
ward. Yale and Princeton. For this
reason the Georgetown authorities are
imbued with hope in the forthcoming
contest.
The debaters against Bates are An.
thony B. Brennan of Georgia, Walter
r. Thompson Of New York and Joseph
A. Kozak of Pennsylvania.
The question to be argued Is:
Resolved, That this House Fa-
vors the Entrance of the United
States into the World Court" George
town will uphold the negative side.
Plans for other intercollegiate de-
bates. are under way. Rutgers Col
lege is the only other listed thus far.
the contest being scheduled for April
"a.
Considerable interest was attached
to the two lectures given wednesday
and Thursday before the combined
classes of the legal and foreign serV-
ice departments by Edward 5. Rogers
of Chicago, one of the foremost au-
thorities on trade marks and copy
rights in the United States. The sub
jects of international copyrights and
trade marks, though seldom treated In
American universities, have assumed
great importance in the foreign trade
of this country. The authorities at
Georgetown have long realized the
necessity of having lectures on these
subjects, but found 1t difficult to hnd
suitable authority to give course.
Hence it was a source OF gratlf1catlon
to them that they were able to Sc
cure the services of Mr.. Rogers, who
has long specialized in these subjects.
Mr.. Rogers is chairman of the COM
mittee on patents, trade marks and
copyrights of the American Bar Asso-
citation, and during the war was con
nected with the Federal Tade Commis-
sion in handling this work. He Is well
known in Washington. 1t is expected
he will give other lectures during the
scholastic year. incidentally, Mr.
Rogers is a nonresident lecturer at
the Universities Of Michigan and Penn
Sylvania.
With a full schedule of matches
ahead. the rife team Of the George
town r. o. T. c. unit is engaged at
present in a match against Michigan
State College, Western Maryland Col
lege and the University of Washing
ton. The next match will be fired
February IL against Nebraska, Della
ware, Washington State College and
Denison University.
Several Contests.
Among the principal contests are
the national intercollegiate matches.
March 26; the Hearst trophy matches,
beginning March u. and the senior
Infantry matcheAror r. o. T. G. units
| in the Sd Corps area, which already
| have opened. 1t is expected George
town will enter teams in each Of these
contests.
Other important matches on the
! Georgetown schedule are Universities
of Cincinnati and Missouri, February
| 10; West Virginia University. Febru-
| airy &c; Johns Hopkins University,
! February 81.
Sergt. Michael Donahue. U. S. A.. is
coach of the rifle team. and Capt. Her
vey is executive officer. The team
comprises J. Z. Wise, captain; B. B..
Heer, manager; j. ]. Madden, Emmett
J. O'Malley, Thomas Cahill, Wallace
| Garner, Charles Farrall, Samuel Cole
| man, r. II. Brown. Gerald Power.
| William Tarver, G. N. Doyle. John
Glavin, Joseph w. Rouse and Michael
| j. McInery.
The Hoya, Hugh c. MCGOWAN. 20.
editor in chief, will give an infor-
| NAL dinner Wednesday evening to the
present members of the staff in recog-
milton of fidelity Of services" accord
iy,cr TO ny,f IN OF Cd
accessions to the staff, it was said. will
| be eligible for subsequent occasion.
| Under the direction Of Mr.. MCGOWAN
| the Hoya this year has excelled all
! previous editions of the weekly news
f, publications and completely covers"
| the principal activities of all depart
ments of the university.
! The regular monthly sodality serv-
| ice for the dental students will be
| held in Dahlgren Chapel this morning
at 10 o'clock and breakfast will be
served before the mass.
! The American Bar Association
, journal, in the January issue, pub
lished an article by Guilford S. Jane
son, 1918 graduate of the Law
School on THE Judiciary Committee
| of the House of Representatives"
Mr.. Jameson has been clerk of the
committee for a number of years and
active in Georgetown alumni affairs
! DR.. John H. Latane of the facul-
ties of Johns Hopkins University and
Georgetown gave the first Of five lee
| lures F'riday night at the National
Museum in connection with the pub
lie course being given on "Revolu-
| ton in Russia and America" He
will lecture on successive Friday eve.
nings. DR.. Latane Is reciting the
causes and ideals Of the American
Revolution as background for the de-
velopment of a later comparison of
! the Constitutions of the United States
and Russia.