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of the day and J
evening freshman 81
classes was held at
the college yester~ s s
day afternoon. The
subject. Resolved,
that Federal stat
ute levying tax
on sales should be
enacted" was de-
Tended by Melville Mrs. Roosevelt.
3. Cox, Essie E.
Vaughan and Theodore Bishoff of the
evening division. Students who took
the negative were Charles p. McKeon,
John K. Randolph and James M. Nor
ris of the day division. Judges were
Katharine r. Pike, William E. Higman
and H. D. Folsom of the college faculty.
The regular Saturday session Of moot
court was held yesterday afternoon. DR..
Edwin A. Mooers presided in the law
branch, while Maj. Lucian H. Vandoren
heard the cases in the equity branch.
Paul j. Bailey, Lucy Lea Andes, Abra-
ham Chasanow, Frances c. Burger.
Fred A. Seaman, Frances x. Obold, Irv-
ing r. Kaplan and Raymond c. Will
hams
The annual Spring vacation began
yesterday after classes and will continue
during this week, classes to be resumed
on Monday, April II.
Oliver Wendell Holmes Chapter of
Sigma Nu Phi Legal Fraternity held
its annual Spring banquet at the Roose-
welt Hotel last Saturday night. Leign
r. Sanford, chancellor. presided and
introduced as speaker Harry J. Anslin-
ger. Commissioner Of Narcotics. The
1 <~f,r~ d. 1<, So H.
pledges as follows: Walter F. Connell,
Henry NJ Fliedner, Edward A. Hern-
holm, Thomas w. Keller, Jack H. Lins-
colt, Olin v. Mitchell. James A. Purcell,
jr.; Paul A. Shepard. George Stoner and
Charles j. Williams.
G. w. u. Honors Pan American.
CEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVER-
VI SITY will observe Pam American
day on Tuesday April ii, when q
special assembly will be held with the
Minister Of Panama, DR.. Ricardo j.
Alfarol; the director general of the Pan
American Union, DR.. Leo s. Rowe, and
the president Of the university, DR..
Cloyd Heck Marvin, as the speakers.
The exercises will take place at 1880
am. in Corccran Hall, and will be
broadcast over q network of the Ma
tional Broadcasting Co.
The university has inaugurated
series Of radio talks by members Of the
teaching stan which are being broad
cast each Thursday evening at 1880
O'Clock over Station WMAL. They will
be continued weekly through July ~.
A wide range of subjects will be COW
cred in the series, including govern
ment, international relations, law re-
form, psychology, medicine, literature.
economics. education, sociology and
various fields Of science Those who al
ready have spoken are DR.. Paul Bartsch,
head Of the zoology department. and
Or. Warren Reed West. executive OH
Ger Of the department OF political
science and chairman Of the executive
committee Of the School Of Govern
mert.
Other talks scheduled in the George
washington University Forum are "The
Black Legend of Spain," Henry Grattan
Doyle, professor of romance languages
Ind dean Of the Junior College, April
Is; Dictatorship and Germany" DR..
Lowell Joseph Ragatz, associate profess
sor Of history, April 20: Some Move
ments Toward Law Reform" Dean
School, April a.; Auditing Your Emo
tional Account" DR.. Fred A. Moss. pro-
fessor Of psychology, May 4; THE
League Of Nations and the Far East"
DR.. william Crane Johnstone, May IL;
Insulin and Diabetes" DR.. Vincent Du
vigneaud, professor Of biochemistry in
the School Of Medicine May 1S; THE
Short Story and Other Literary Pains"
Douglas Bement, assistant professor OF
English, May IS; "The Rise of J. RAM
say Macdonald" DR.. Charles E. Hill.
professor of political science and secre-