Evening star., 1929-11-17
H. SCH|Lz CHOSEN
CLASS PRESIDENT
Freshmen Heads Election
Completes BaIIoting at
National University.

Harold L, Schilz, secretary in the De-
partment of Justice, has been chosen
president of the freshman class at Ma
tional University Law School. His Sc
lection completes the elections at Ma
tional
Mr.. Schilz comes from Dunkirk. N. Y,
but received his early education at
Charles Town, w. Va.
Other officers elected by the fresh
men were Wellington MacNichols, vice
president; Anne Cate, secretary: Vir-
ginia Standard, treasurer; Charles
Swain, sergeant at arms, and Irene
Lipscomb, historian.
A general advisory committee of the
freshman class, consisting of Richard
Address, chairman; D. H. Reed. vice
chairman; Miss Hazel Palmer, Homer
Snyder. Miss Mary N. Bigos, Harold T.
Scott, Edgar T. Furyear. Harold A..
Ness and Henry MenollSohn, has Just
been announced by Mr.. Schilz. The
purpose of this committee will be to
consider Immediately the class bylaws.
Adopted by Indians.
Miss Elsie G. Cannon of this years
graduating class has been adopted by
the ASSinibonines Indians as tribute for
her work as court reporter in an Indian
case in the Montana courts involving
$4,000, 900. Miss Cannon is a native
of Roanoke, Va, where she ATTENDED
school before coming to Washington to
study law.
Study of research methods" will be-
gin tomorrow afternoon at 4:45 o'clock
in the School Of Economics and Gov
ernment
The moot court, with Prof. Glenn
Willett presiding as judge, will witness
a trial by jury involving the dispos-
session of a roomer. The plaintiff Is
represented by 1. MULTI z. DeSgres and
]. N. Colasandro, while the defense will
be conducted by A. F. Milano, r. 5.
Monroe and r. g. Currie.
The annual breach-of-promise suit
will be tried Friday. November 20. The
woman will be represented by three
woman students, Frances Foley, Acsha
Moore and Helen Mooney, while the de-
fendant will be represented by M. z.
Dahl, G. A. Hospider and H. G.
Beavers.
Frat to Initiate.
This evening the Alpha Beta Chap
ter of the Alpha Etc Chi Fraternity
will hold a party in honor of the new
initiates of the fraternity. The first
degree will be administered. The semi
annual dance of the fraternity will be
given at the Town and Country Club
next Saturday and socialS will be held
every two weeks throughout the year
The Cy Pres Club is planning a series
of monthly breakfasts the t1rst OF
which will be given around Thanks
giving.
Masonic Law Club, has appointed
committee to look after sale OF cherry
blossoms on George Washingtons BIRTH
day. Friday, December 6, the annual
elections will be held.
Prom Planned.
Plans for the senior prom, to be held
November 30, are rapidly being COM
pleted. Tickets now are being sold at
the school, Following last years plan
card playing will also be in evidence
and dancing will run from 10 pm. TO
l am, The proceeds Of the dance Will
be turned over to the Senior Year Book.
Judge Charles Lobinger Of the fac
ulty recently addressed the Mu Chap
ter of the Sigma Delta Kappa on the
subject of fraternaliSm. He is MEM
Der of this fraternity which was also
entertaining about 20 new students as
guests. James Atkinson and Harvey
Beavers we're in charge OF the general
arrangements.
Today under the leadership Of Deos
di Jesus the Filipino students Of Ma
tional will complete their organization
for the year.
The first inter class debate between
the freshmen and upper clasSmen will
be held November 80. The first winner
of this debate will also be one Of the
four debaterS who will compete for
honors at the end Of the school year.
Charles H. Bair. president Of the
Junior class, is holding a meeting at his
home tonight with the other offlcers
and executive committee of the 1891
class to consider the activities of the
class for the school year.