President to Be Debate Chairman

President A. R. Brubaclier will preside at the first international debate in which a State college team has ever participated when the men's varsity squad meets the representatives of Victoria university of New Zealand tomorrow night at 8:15 o'clock in the auditorium of Page hall. The debate will be a non-decision contest, according to the New Zealand style of debating. The subject under discussion will I K : "Resolved: That American government is more democratic than British government." The State debaters wilt uphold the American government and the New Zealand team will defend the British government. Constructive speeches will be 10:10:12. One rebuttal speech of 7 minutes will be allowed each team. The New Zealand team, which is at present engaged upon a debate tour of the United States and Canada, is composed of Guy Richardson Powles, William Joseph Mount joy, and Walter J. Hall. Powles Is Barrister Powles, who is twenty-four years old, holds the degree of bachelor of laws, and is at present working for a bachelor of arts degree, l ie is the winner of a scholarship at the university and is by profession a barrister and solicitor of the supreme court of New Zealand, l ie is vicepresident of the Victoria College Debate society and has represented his alma mater in the New Zealand debate tournament, and against Bates college. Mouutjoy, who is twenty-one years old. has won first place in oratory and debate tournaments three times. l ie is a lecturer in F.ngli.-h and hi-tory at the unit ersit\. I le iworking for a bachelor of art.-, degree. Secret.o\ ni the debate -uni ty, lie | Named Campus Queen