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...draw for the second round of the Ames Competition for second-year Law School Clubs has been announced and the facts for each argument will be given out next week. The competition has narrowed down from 32 clubs to the eight surviving organization, Witangemot, Langdell, Powell, Scott, Hudson, Jeremiah Smith, James Bryce, and Marshall...
...first court to be held on February 8, the Witangemot and Langdell clubs will clash. The facts for this argument will be out on January 11. Powell and Scott will debate on February 9, and the facts will be announced January 12. On February 10. Hudson and Jeremiah Smith clubs will vie for argumentative honors. The facts will be given to these two clubs on January 13. The final meeting will be between the James Bryce and Marshall lawyers on February 11, and the facts will be announced January...
...Jeremiah Smith Jr., of Boston, League of Nations Commissioner General in Hungary, in a recent report to Geneva said that Hungary will, according to estimates, have a budgetary surplus of $5,500,000 on June 30, 1926, instead of an estimated deficit of $10,000, 000. (This year's budget showed a surplus-not yet determined-instead of an expected deficit...
...Rockefeller Jr., former President Burton of the University of Chicago, President Lowell of Harvard, William Cameron Forbes, onetime (1909-13) Governor-General of the Philippines, were secured as endorsers. A U. S. delegation of 25, headed by Mr. Wilbur and including William Allen White, Prof. George H. Blakeslee, Prof. Jeremiah W. Jenks, Prof. W. W. Willoughby, President Mary E. Woolley of Mt. Holyoke College and others, gathered. Similar efforts were undertaken in other countries?in Australia, Canada, China, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, the Philippines. A list of problems of the Pacific was prepared and each national group undertook preliminary study...
...When Jeremiah Smith, Jr., League of Nations Commissioner General in Hungary and possibly one of Boston's most distinguished citizens, appeared last week before the Council of the League (see Page 8), he had a fine tale to tell of Hungary...