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The Oratorical Contest

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Parent Issue
Day
24
Month
April
Year
1891
Copyright
Public Domain
OCR Text

The contest of the Northern Oratorical League will be held in University Hall, on May i, the day before the base-ball game with Oberlin. Four orators are chosen thus far: J. P. Adams, of the Northwestern University, who will speak upon "Webster's Defense of the Constitution "; F. W. Gurney, of Oberlin College, whose subject is "King Philip in America", the burden of which is against the liquor traffic; Theo. Kronshage, of the University of Madispn, whose subject is, "Luther at Worms "; and A. C. Gormley, of the U. of M., who will speak ■ upon "Quo Warranto." The Oberlin Review says of Mr. Gormley, "He is strongly built but a little awkward, we understand. McLauchlan writes from Ann Arbor that he will be hard to beat. The contest will be held at his own college - a great advantage - and the Ann Arbor youth will doubtless 'root' for him in the approved U. of M. fashion."