Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-30

Judge Nathan Cayton, faculty adviser
Of the Columbian Society, and Robert
z. Lynch, an assistant corporation
counsel, faculty adviser for the fresh
men, will act as doctors" at the
clinic" pointing out the good points as
well as the flaws in the arguments of
those participating.
Every student was urged to take part
In the try-outs by Mr.. Darr in recent
address at an assembly of the student
body.
1T is essential" Mr.. Darr declared,
for all outstanding lawyers to be ac-
complished speakers. Columbus Uni
versity long has turned out men and
women qualified in this important art.
We are gratif1ed at the cooperation the
student body has given TO this program
and feel sure our record will be even
better In the future. Judge Cayton and
Mr.. Lynch are particularly well quail
fed to supervise this work. They, of
the students if they are to get the best
results possible"
The victors in the series of interclass
matches will be pitted against each
ptner next Spring in order that the
pest individual debater In the school
may be picked in time to receive a spe-
cal award at the graduation exercises.
Fisk Singers at Howard.
The Fisk Jubilee Singers will in
augurate the annual lecture recital
series at Howard University at S:I5
pm Tuesday IN Andrew Rankin Chapel
Inc FISK Singers are internationally
known, having recently returned from
an extended tour of Europe.
Aooie Mitchell, soprano, will be pre-
sehUeo January l3. Others will be
scneduled as follows: February 10, Stella
MARX Gushing, Albanian music: Feb
Tuary ~, the Womens Glee Club of
howard University; March II, Conrad.
pianist, Peabody Conservatory. BaIti7
more; April 7, Sittig Trio, violin, cello
and piano; April 81, Mems Glee Club
OF Howard University
Clarence barrow of Chicago and Ar
tnur Garfield Hays of New York are
among the lecturers scheduled for the
Law School during the present year.
Mr. barrow will deliver eight lectures
on trial practice the first week in jan
uary and Mr.. Hays Is lecturing on civil
liberties Of the law.
DR.. Mordecai w. johnson, president of
Howard University, has been elected
trustee Of the Provident Hospital of
Chicago, which recently successfully
conducted a $4,000 900 campaign.
The College Art Association of New
YORK City Is sponsoring an exhibition Of
contemporary American art now on dis
play In the Howard University Gallery
In Andrew Rankin Chapel
7. M. C. A. School Represented.
Fred L. Dawson, assistant director of
education Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, and Raymond o. Eliason,
Principal Of the Washington Prepara-
tory School, represented the Y. M. C. A.
schools at the forty-fourth annual con-
vention, in Philadelphia, Of the Associ-
alton Of Colleges and Secondary Schools
OF the Middle States and Maryland.
MI. Dawson attended as representa-
tive Of the Woodward School for Boys.
The woodward School and the WASH
tngton Preparatory School are members
Of the Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools. Mr.. Dawson and
Mr.. Eliason left here Thursday night
for the convention and are due TO re-
turn today.
DR.. James A. Bell, director of educa-
ton of the Y. M. G. A., and head of
Southeastern University and affiliated
schools, who was seriously injured in
the eye by o flying stick Of wood at
his home recently, Is recovering slowly
at the Episcopal Eye, Ear Nd Throat