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TRIALS FOR INTERCLASS DEBATES

Will Commence on Nov. 12.--Six Men to be Retained for Each Team.

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED October 31, 1913

The University Debating Council has announced that the first trials for the interclass debates will be held from November 12 to 14. At the first trials six men will be retained for each team, and later the number cut down to three. The subject for the debate is: "Resolved, That all elective state and municipal officers (except judges) be subject to the recall." All men who intend to try for the teams should hand in their names at once to one of the following: Seniors, H. B. Goodfriend '14, Weld 10; Juniors, B. E. Carter '16, 53 Dunster street; Sophomores, R. L. West '14, Stoughton 7; Freshmen, J. Russell, Jr., '17, Russell 24. The cups to be given the members of the winning team will be on exhibition at the Harvard Co-operative Branch next week.