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Pare Six THE CHAPEL HILL WEEKLY Friday August 26 1927 fo Place Stadium Seats Judge Bryson at Duke Chapel Hill Chaff The College Conference 1 A BtorU ia Tcachiai ia University' Law School Neat Booth Board of Douglas Fir Bon to bo Affixed to the Concrete (Continued from pa go one) musician £he credit for furnishing the music at the recent wedding -The writer claims some ability as a chemist as a gardener as a carpenter and in many other lines but music is not one of Walker director of the Summer School has issued a preliminary announcement of the program of the North Carolina College Conference to be held in Durham October 25 and 26 Mr Walker is the secre-Ury of conference The meeting will be divided into three general sessions The final event will be a dinner and on -this occasion wine women and song will be 66 2-3 per cent present The will send the women or most of them and the University Glee Club which will then have returned from Europe will supply the song The training of teachers the junior college and "freshman will be among the topics discussed at the gathering Officers of the conference are A Harper of Elon president? Brewer of the A vice-president and Walker of the University sec-! retary p-v Work and Same to v- Play are the Your Feet "-i NO matter what you are doing if you use your feet then your feet are working And you always have need for the Arch Preserver Shoe the one shoe that provides a normal walking base This famous shoe stops foot abuse and strain it supports and holds in shape the foot It allows the foot to relax to rest even while you are walking Besides you have the prettiest of styles Superintendent Page of Thompson Bros the contractors expects tb begin placing the wooden seats on the Kenan stadium before another week has passed They are of Douglas fir the hardiest of woods and were shipped across the continent from the state of Washington Douglas fir is costly and the freight bills mounted to a big figure but the records of durability of all kinds of lumber convinced the University authorities that it was more economical to use this material than one the original cost of which would have been much less The stout boards ar rived several weeks ago and were stored at the railroad trestle near the power house The first coat of paint has been applied to them the second will le applied after they are ip place on the concrete stands The wooden seat is a foot It will rest on iron brackets securely attached to the concrete step and rising several inchiV thereabove The feet of the spectator will rest uon the concrete between his seat and the seat just in front The spacing is umplc for comfort Kilucntor MiyN out 'of the nution'n ICrruu-xt prolih-iiis is what to do with thi- illiterate Why not put 'em to writing 'popular songs? Arkansan fjiurttf HOUSE FOR SALE For sale: house with 8 rooms and two baths sleeping porch double garage poultry house -on improved street near Univer sity big yard with old shade trees and beautiful shrubs tlower and vegetable gardens Many improvements made by present ow ner but he will sell at cost ($15000) Anyone interested may inspect the projierty Write Box 288i Chapel Hill or telephone 220 (daytime) or 47 (evening) THE NEXT We Carry a Complete Line of High-Grade Hosiery to Match All Shoes Hurt your printing done at tk I Orange Printuhop HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT For sale: a house with six rooms and bath for $6500 Corner lot with shade trees Apply' to the CKapel Hill Weekly Tcle-I phones: 220 and 47 Box 288 iiiiiiiiiiiiiii Perry Horton Co DURHAM iiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiii Ex-Judge Bryson of Bryson City is to become a inember of the Uw school of Duke University He will take up his new duties in September After studying law under Judge Manning in the University of North Carolina he was admitted to the lar in 1895 and entered practice in his native town From 1902 to 1910 he served as solicitor of the 20th judicial district He was elected judge of the superior court in 1918 and resigned last year President Few of Duke announces Bolich as another new memler of the law faculty He was a Rhodes scholar at Oxford University and there took the degrees of BA in jurisprudence and liachelor of civil law He was a member of the legislature of 1927 "We intend to set up a law says President Few "that will lie' on a scale comparable to that on which the medical school is being planned 'We have inmind to make it not just a professional traiuiug school for those who intend to practice at(the bar but a school which along with professional preparation will also provide liberal training in law as one of the social sciences closely allied with government economics and business administration Such a law school should be developed rapidly here because it would not have to fight its way against opKsing traditions as is hap-Hning at some of the great law schools in the East right now: and it would lie largely recruited from Southern men with their well-known aptitude for law and IKilitics It could blaze the way in legal education as Johjis Hopkins blazed theVay in medical education a generation ago This kind of law school would probably be the most significant contribution to university education in this WEEK AT THE Theatre 10 AND 25c MONDAY AND TUESDAY AUGUST 20th and 30th Harry Langdon in hia latest comedy THREE'S A CROWD Alto a comedy WEDNESDAY AUGUST 31 Ken Maynard in THE LAND BEYOND THE LAW I A Comedy for You i 41 o-oo This conviction of error saddened me but the compassionate chemist softened the blow in a most effective manner continuing as follows: "Since finding that Mr and myself are being confused in your columns I think that perhaps I had better sjfmcribe to your sheet so that I can be better in posi- tion to make corrections Enclosed find check for one Thus nearly completing the faculty roll on our list I am making a resolution to give him no more cause for corrections I read an announcement from the University News Bureau that arrangements are being made to welcome the freshmen in a friendly manner In the pld- savage days the first event on the college program every September was the Watermelon Treat The freshmen- bought the melons and after the feast they had their faces washed with the rinds It seems the place is becoming civilized if fate were not cruel enough in setting up the ugly traffic standard by the President's house it commits on the very next corner to the east another offence qgainst the beauty of the village: Miss Iouixe Lat-ta is departing from Chapel Hill to live in Shelby Visitors from the North and West frequently express amazement over how every North Carolinian seems to have kin wherever he goes in the- state I have never been anywhere in the confines of the commonwealth from the largest city to the remotest hamlet without being informed by my mother that the trip will afford me the opportunity to see Cousin So-and-So From the Neighliorhood Notes this week I learn that Rev and Mrs II -Wilson been visiting relatives in Durham Greensboro Morgan-ton Franklin and Roanoke" am not familiar with all the branches of the family tree but I dare say that if they went to Asheville Charlotte Goldsboro Raleigh Wilmington and Fayetteville they wouldn't make a stop without finding relatives An Ordinance -Authorizing $10000 Street Improvement Bonds BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE TOWN OF CHAPEL HILL SECTION That the Town of Chapel Hill dues issue its bonds pur uant to the Municipal Finance Act to an amount not in excess of 110000 for the purpose of constructing or reconstructing or surfacing its streets therein including grading and including the contemporaneous con struction or reconstruction of curbs gutters drains and sidewalks at least one-fourth of the cost of such local improvements exclusive of the costs of paving at street intersections is to be especially assessed SECTION 2 That a tax sufficient to pay the principal and the interest of said bonds shall be annually levied and collected SECTION That a statement of the debt of thq Town has been bua with the Clerk and ia now open to public inspection SECTION 4 That this ordinance shall take effect upon its final passage and shall not he submitted to the voters The foregoing ordinance was passed on the 8th day of August 1927 and was first published on the 19th day of August 1927 Any action or proceeding questioning the validity of said ordinance must -be commenced within thirty days after its first publication This the 19th day of August 1927 ANNIE JOHNSON Clerk to Board of Aldermen Phone 350 SHOWS DAILY AT 7:00 and 8:30 pvHEoRAjjct ftmr fN VHEtHAPEL If I a 1 Kinds Printing of All REGULAR ADMISSION Thursday August 25 Milton Sills hiu! Molly O'Day in IIAKD-HOIIKD HAGGERTY See Milton Sill drop 3000 feel in burning plane Also a comedy FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AUGUST 2Cth and 27th Lewis Stone and Lilyan Taahman in TIIE PRIME OF IIKADWAITERS Abto comedy 4 The Orange Printshop Competent Banking Rosemary Telephone 220 Service at Lane 1 1 With resources of more than a million and a half dollars the Bank of Chapel Hill is prepared to give you the strength safety and service you would expect of an old strong bank Bank Chapel Hill Oldest and Strongest Batik in Orange County i 5 T- 1 Av 7 -nw ate: 1 I 'n a -r 1'.