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Page Two THE TAR HEEL i Tuesday, April 5. 1927 Leading Southern College Tei Weekly Newspaper . Member of North Carolina Collegiate ' Press Association Published three times every week of the college year, and is the official newspaper of the Publications Un ion f the University of North Car olina, Chapel Hill, N. C. Subscrip tion price, $2.00 local and $3.00 out 01 town, lor tne college year. Offices in 'the basement of Alumni Building. Telephone 403. J. T. Madry.,.;..., .....Editor F. F. Simon..;.. ........ Business Mgr. Editorial Department Manaaina Editors . ' J. F. Ashby . Tuesday Issue Byron Whitr! Thursday Issu'e L. H. McPHERSON..Saturday Issue . D. D. CarrolL .-Assistant Editor J. R. Bobbitt, Jr Assignment Editor Staff Anderson W. P. Pery J. H J. M. Block Walter Creech J. P. Pretlow T. M. Reece J. R. DeJouraette D. T. Seiwell E. J. Evans D. S. Gardner Glen P. Holder John Marshall H. L. Merritt T. W. Johnson S. B. Shephard, Jr, J. Shohan . F. L. Smith W. S. Spearman Wm. H. Windley Henry Lay THE THREE CANDIDATES Basmess Department . W. W. Neal. Jr..-Ast. to Bus. Mgr. Charles Brown Collections. Mgr. G. W. Ray..: Accountant MamaKers flssaes Tuesday Ira..... .W. R. Hill Thursday Issue ... , . Jamea Styles ' Saturday Issua--JEdward Smith Afrartiaiaf Department Kenneth R. Jones. 'Advertising Mgr. Taung M. Smith Asst. Adv. Mgr. " If. W. Braman Local Adv. Mgr. William K. Wiley Bon Schwarta G. W. Bradham C. J. Shannon Gates McCullen Edwin V. Durban J. H. If ebane M.T. Feimster Walter McConneQ A. J. McNeill CfrMlatwa Depart at eat Henry C Harper CreJatm Mgr. X. C. Mulder ..Filar of Issues C. W. Colwell ' Tom Raney Douglas Boyee W. W. Turner Ton can pmrehase any article adver tistd in the TAI Em with perfect eafstg bscanse everything it adver tises ie guaranteed to be as repre sented. The TAB Heel solisits ad vertising from reputable concern nit. , . (. . r . , Entered ias second-class 'mafl "matter at the Post Office, Chapel Hill, N. C. Tuesday, April 5, 1927 VOTE TOMORROW! Tomorrow, balloting to fill the campus offices for the coming year will take place. As this is the last Tab Heel issued be fore the elections, we wish to impress upon the campus as a whole the importance of every man voting. ; The plea perennial goes out to every voter, before each elec tion, to vote.' It is a sad truth that the militant minority, those interested enough to go to the polls, rules every democracy, to the contrary notwithstanding. A 'careful estimate will show that slightly less than fifty per cent of the qualified voters of this state vote on the day of election. Such lack of interest in. public . affairs is deplorable. Indiffer ence is the insidious influence working toward the failure of democracy. This condition ob tains everywhere. " V It is a poor consolation to the optimist over democratic gov ernment to know that only lightly more than half of the . entire student body votes in cam pus wide elections here." The University student body is often poken of as "the cream of the state's youth." If the same con dition of indifference in public affairs, as indicated by the egre gious lack of interest , in elec tion, prevails here, what can be hoped for by "democracy when these same young people,' "the cream," are the men of tomor row?;' : '' -i. 'i : ;' ) Every University student is duty bound to go to the polls to morrow and vote, There is no intention here to influence the rote for any candidate. How ever, it may be added as pertin ent, that very voter should cast his ballot for the, man whom he (Slinks ii moat ea.pa.bla of holdinar & position for which ha ia a C&didAta. All out nd votaj , It has been the custom in re cent years for the retiring edi tor to make some kind of state ment about the candidates . for the editorship of . the Tar Heel, We are following precedent and giving ah outline of the work the three nominees with the hope that the voters will consider the records of these men careful before voting tomorrow. J. F. Ashby was nominated by the Tar Heel staff and the Pub cations Union Board for the edi torship during the coming year, He has been on the staff the past two years, having served as reporter in his sophomore year and as the Managing Editor of the Tuesday issue during ' the current, year. He has also been conducting an editorial column for his home town paper during the year and has written feature stories for several of the state dailies during the past two sum mers. Ashby is a member o: the rising senior class and comes from Mount Airy. ... A. B. White entered the Uni versity in his sophomore year after having spent a year at the College of William and Mary, where he was a member of the staff of The Flat Hat. White has been on the Tar Heel staff two years, serving in the capacity of reporter during his first year, and as Managing Editor of the Thursday issue during the pres ent year. He was a member of the Faun staff and has contribut ed an article to the 'Carolina Magazine recently. - White is a rising senior and comes "from Fayetteville. - ti. H. McPherson has been the Business Manager of the Caro lina Magazine during the pie ent yearl He has been with the Tar Heel two years, having served as a reporter during his sophomore year and as Manag ing Editor, of the Saturday is sue duririg the current year. He formerly served on the editorial staff of the High Pointer, high school paper, and the editorial and business staffs of the High Point Enterprise. . During the past two summers, he has been a correspondent for several of the state dailies. McPherson is a rising senior and hails from High Point. . .' Voters have seen the work of these three candidates during the past two years, and all we wish to say is, there you are take your pick! , "IDEA OF GOD" ADAMS' THEME SouthernPines Minister Speaks To Small Crowd In Ger rard Hall. "It would take a God to prove that there is no God," Dr. J. Q. Adams, pastor, of the Commun ity church of Southern Pines, de clared in an address in Gerrard Hall Friday morning. "A sound philosophy makes it plain -that both atheism and agnosticism are illogical and untenable." A very small crowd heard Dr. Adams' address. Dean of : Stu dents F. F. Bradshaw said that his address had been scheduled for Chapel Friday before it was decided to. discontinue all Chapel exercises except those held on Monday, and a message asking Dr. Adams to come on Monday instead of Friday had failed to reach him. ' , - "The Idea of God" was Dr. Adams' subject. "Probably there are few who really ' doubt the existence of someone or some thing that may be described as God. There are many who affirm ignorance of Him, and many also who practically ignore , Him in conduct. How can we, finite: be ings, affirm the Infinite . ' ; Man . has been, and is, incur ably religious. "In all ages man has been soarcbing for God, and has believed that he has found WHAT'S HAPPENING '' : TODAY 7:15 p. m. Di Senate, Di Hall. 7:15 p. m. Phi Assembly, Manning Hail. ... S , 7:30 p. m. Episcopal Parish House, meeting of the Philological Club. Pa per by H. D. Learned on "Latin vs, Old French Etymologies in the New English Dictionary (Vols. 1-2)." "Ex planation of the Plans of the New Library," by Dr. L. R. Wilson. . 8:30 p. m. Phillips Hall. Mr. Mor ris Knowles will talk on "City Plan ning." Under' the auspices of the William 'Cain Student , Chapter of American Society of Civil Engineers. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6 I 7:00 p. m. Venable Hall. Moving pictures: "Nature's Frozen Credits," "The Story of Rock Drilling." THURSDAY, APRIL 7 ' 2:00 p. m. Tennis Tournament, Carolina vs. Furman University, Uni versity Courts. . v 7:30 'p. m. 112 Saunders. , North Carolina Club. Hon. Josenhus Dan iels will speak' on "Democracy and the Press." -. . ..-.... ; FRIDAY APRIL 8 8:30 p. m. Episcopal Parish House. Meeting of the Spanish Club. SATURDAY, APRIL 9. 4:00 p. m. Baseball, Carolina vs. N. C. State, Emerson Field. ';..' ' Him. Even the variety of views regarding Him testify to the con viction that He has been found. We grant that our knowledge of God is a growing one and imper fect at the best But it ought to be so. Our conception of an infinite being can never be fully grown. There must always be room for growth. , v 'Astronomy, with its revela tions of the vastness of the uni verse, has enlarged the mean ing of the Psalmist's words, 'The heavens declare the glories of God.' ; Creative evolution . has increased our wonder of the grandeur of the Divine purpose and the greatness of the power expressed by the old chronicler, n the. beginning God created ;he heavens' and the earth. And so our knowledge of God is grow ing'." Misses Murette and Hester Kitchen , of Meredith College were the week-end guests of Miss Sara Purrington. They at tended the dance while here. ': . ORPIIEUI.I Welcomes Yon Always The Home of Musical Com edy and Vaudeville '3 Shows Daily 5 Shows Satin-day Take a Kodak With Yon J On the campus or . off, : take a Kodak with you and bring back your fun in pic tures. 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