Word: humes
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...HAVEN, March 1.- Yale's representatives in the Harvard-Yale debate will be: C. S. McFarland, Melrose, Mass., C. H. Studienski, Pueblo, Cal., and C. U. Clark, Brooklyn, N. Y. Alternates: S. P. Garvan, Hartford, Conn., and E. H. Hume, Bowlog, India...
...Each speaker will be allowed ten minutes. The Thacher prize of $75 will be awarded to that member of the academic department who most distinguishes himself. The following men will speak: Bingham '98, Clark '96, McFarland T. S., Baldwin L. S., Waterman L. S., Cheney '96, Studinski '97, Hume '97, Ferris T. S., Stokes '96, Thompson...
...preliminary trials for the choice of men from the Yale Union to speak in the coming debate with Harvard were held last evening. From the large number of competitors six were selected as follows: H. Bingham '98, W. Cheney '96, W. H. Clark '96, E. H. Hume '97, A. P. Stokes, Jr., '96, C. H. Studinski '97. These men will speak in competition with three representatives from the Law School and two from the Divinity School in the final debate to be held April...
Edward Holmes McVey is a senior in the Law School and comes from Des Moines Iowa. Last year he represented the Yale Kent Club in a debate with the Yale Union. Edward Hicks Hume '97 will act as alternate speaker. He had only limited experience in debating before entering college and has obtained practice only in the contests in the Yale Union...
...team which will represent Yale on December 6 will consist of the following men: C. U. Clarke '97, Rice T. S., McVey L. S., '97; alternate, Hume '97. C. U. Clark '97, who was the first man chosen from the academic department, received the Thatcher prize of seventy-five dollars. The judges were: Hon. Simeon E. Baldwin, Prof. A. T. Hadley and Mr. Talcott H. Russell...