Pacific College wins national prohibition oratorical contest
Miles, Pacific College pupil, wins firsts at Indianapolis in the national prohibition oratorical contest. Illinois places second. the victory brings national attention and a major publicity boost for Pacific College and its faculty trainer R. W. Kelsey. Miles plans a return visit to Indiana relatives after the event.
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