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WILLIAM

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KILKR.

NORMAN F.

MAKSH

ROLLIN ( ) . KVKRHART,

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Tor tt. of C. JOHN F. VOIGHT, SAMUEL S. MCCLINTOCK, MARCUS P. FRUTCHEY. H O N . WILLIAM Tor U. of T.

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KENT THEATER, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, AT 7:80 P. M. Britain is not a l e g i t i m a t e cause for Interference by t h e United S t a t e s on the basis of the Monroe doctrine.*' Affirmative, University of Chicago; negative, University of Illinois.

Q U E S T I O N — " R e s o l v e d . T h a t the present b o u n d a r y dispute between Venezuela and Great

NORMAN F. MARSH, ROLLIN ( ) . EVERHART, WILLIAM II. KILER.

J. BRYAN, Presiding Officer.

3«4get. PETER S. GROSSCUP, Judge IJ. S. District Court. WILLIAM G. EWING, Judge Superior Court. HENRY M. SHEPARD, Judge Appellate Court. U. of T. Arrangements an4 Decorations.

JAMES E. ARMSTRONG, '81. H. W. MAHAN, 7 6 . C. 8. BOUTON, '91.

Committees. U. of C. Arrangements.

A. BOWERS, C- N. CREWDSON, L. B. VAUGHAN.

Decorations. B. B. BARKER, ,]. F. HAGEY,

J. E.FREEMAN.

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a. tf I. GEORGE FKKDERICKSON, '94 R. E. GAULT, '95. H. C. ARMS, '95. tt. ote. J. P. WHYTE, R . P . BURKHALTRR, H. M. BRANSON.

Debate won by tbe University of Illinois. 183