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GEMERAL BANKING
DEBATE ON GOVERNMENT
OWNERSHIP OF RAILWAYS
H?k? For Rent Spring Against
Invitation on Transportation
and Prohibition?
(Special to The Times-Dispatch-J
WAKK FOREST, N. C., April?.~
While J. H. Edwards and E. D. Banks,
rearched Wake Forest College, are
speaking on Easter Monday in Waco,
Texas, against Baylor University in
favor of government ownership of
railroads, H. E. Oliver and A. C. Held
will speak for Wake Forest College
in Raleigh against Randolph-Macon
College, of Ashland, Va., against national prohibition.
J. R. Edwards and E. D. Banks left
Wake Forest on Thursday on a trip
to Waco, and will carry them some 4,000 miles
before their return from their foreign
clash with their opponents of the far
South. Monday's debate is the beginning of a series of three debates with
Baylor University.
The debate with Randolph-Macon
comes as a climax to Wake Forest's
activities in Raleigh on Monday. The
finery for debate reads: "  Resolved,
That the constitution of the United States should be so amended as to prohibit the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors." The affirmative side will be upheld by E. Bond and W. E. House, of Randolph-Macon College, and A. C. Held and H. B. Olive will speak on the negative side for Wake Forest College. The Judges for the debate are: Judge J. Crawford Biggs, of Raleigh; Judge J. S. Manning and Representative Henry A. Page.
At the conclusion of the debate a banquet will be given at the Yarborough Hotel for the Judges, debaters, presiding officers and marshals. 