fHiNITY COLLEOI
eugiqus class
HAS GREAT GROWTH
Hundred and Fifty Students
Will Be Enrolled For 1923-24
For Christian Training
IIFE service band -
1 GROWS 100 PER CENT
i special to The Star.)
July ^With a prospec
rlr‘ ’"Trent of 600 students In the
ive c-nio-11*' .. ,_ __„*
mat
f oi religious education at
for the year 1923-24, in
Carolina’s
college
srp that North
“"T"’-'denominational 'college will
^‘"^^perlence a successful year's
''r:i:n „ the training of young men and
,nl Christian citizenship and
definite lines of life-service work
i'.-OI'A
ROtT.en
Em”’
, r has witnessed a steady
’:1 ■ Vne religious education and
p-fr,meats of the Methodist in-.
r;;h.e o'.. ■ inJ, ^6 college year
5liiut.e,i . t ore wa3 an enrollment of
i«s; ’;?tontV‘ taking up the study of
M ^p\c or other specific religious
:r“ 7- tif- strong student organi
Am° " , Trinity college are the
voh'nteer band, the Ministerial
St iat'on and the Life Service group.
aFS0C rr-—anizations are men of the
ln TTTdiniT students on the campus,
rut- E in in athletics, debating, and
p:-!'la'siiip The Student Volunteer
7;1' (n iVi!' began its active career
1,i!,h iv i-ovt-n members, and in the
T'l-1n, ‘vE,ar c,f 1922-23 there were 2.4
r;n 0.‘ nici and women who had volun
>'0UP" ,,,,votc rheir lives to Christian
"''Tins a'growth of .325 per oent.
af’ at Trinity college there were
V()iulg' men studying to become
rpi'l.Stfr. s
This number was mcr-oased
iqoo‘.V3 to an even 70, an increase
!! j'no'Vr cent. The Life Service band
‘ b„r=hiP now stands at 93.
The Bible and Religious Educational
'apartments of Trinity college have
'7 a u-orld-wide Influence. Graduates
T, f0.mer Students of the institution
T tc0k up courses in these depart
1 have been recognized as leadars
T’carrying out the program of the
Tiristian church.
LI!
i fat!
TO DISCUSS
EAST THEMES
Favorably Disposed to Evacua
tion of Troops From Turk
ish Territory
LAl'SAXNE. July 4.—(By Associated
Press.)—Replying to Ismet Pasha’s
protest, the allies have accepted the
challenge to discuss at one sitting:
of the near, east conference all the
outstanding Questions as soon as final
instructions are reecived from their!
respective governments. They ^ also
deprecated- Ismet's action in communi
cating his protest to the press before
sending it to the allies and maintained
that they had ever sought to solve the j
financial problems with due consider-1
ation for Turkey’s financial condition,
but contrary to Ismet's allegati-op, they
had never promised any special facility;
they had always Insisted It was Im
possible to settle the Ottoman debt
problem by imposing conditions on the
bond holders different from those of
the loan contracts.
With regard to the evacuation of
foreign troops from Turkish territory
the allies reiterate that they are
favorably disposed, but always subject
to a solution of the problems of con
cession? and the Ottoman debt.
TO DECREASE CAPITAL
RALEIGH, July 4.—Secretary of
State W. N. Everett has granted per
mission to the Neverson Granite
Quar.v, Inc., of Neverson, NT. C., to de
crease its capital stock from $200,000
to $10,000.
PST'
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"THE CHRISTIAN”
Truly , one of the notable screen
achievements of the year Is Goldwyn’s
pcturization of sir Hall Caine’s most
successful novel, “The Christian," di
rected by Maurice Tourneur, which is
e attraction at,the Royal theatre to
a5. The author collaborated with
jo dwyn in making- this screen version
his novel—he aided In preparing the
ntimuty, helped Director Tourneur in
Peking locations, and revised and re
,rote li'If-s- Therefore it is fair
*hat the film meets his ap
rf th 11 certainly meets the approval
tj. |,,f Blcturegoing public, for it is a
a w em°tional drama, built about
sun \ 1thf'me- most ably directed and
s“Perbly acted.
Mr. Tourneur has the sepecial ability
, o 'Photographing- a storjr that it
saerf«reat rl,’tf)rial beauty wtihout any
“Th. rn. °f ,1rama or human ■ appeal.
, s!i,n-n” is his most ambitious
ed S° far aniJ that he has succeed
breatv,? amply Proved last night by the
foMino”* attention with which the un
received°f ,bP story on the 8Cr*en .was
plJvenCaSt ls comP°sed of notable film
S6]. . s. eacfl °f whom was skillfully
trusted *r his fitness for the role en
8torm ~im’ Richard Dlx, as John
to I'v’ Christian Socialist who tries
op eart1a\he t)l?iieved Christ would, if
one of o’ "aB t’een for a ysar and more
ln- f ar" ninst delightful and interest
Present P Vr”'r-S screen actors, but the
shmda f'-Ttrayal puts him head and
men lnT abov« most of the leading
of dee0 proves him an actor of insight,
var!etvPe^ing res°uroes and of great
van-,.1’, af’ Bu*ch also materially ad
Ekilfnii vf; ';'arirlInS as a player by her
Giorv r, n,31mg of the difficult role of
Work a l5'6, Others who do excellent
MahiJ^11* Haver- Gareth pughes,
Cyru onRfmi'ton, Claude GUlingwater,
Joseph Dowling, Harry
If vn B and Beryl Mercer. , i
films nf !'ould 869 the biggest and best
Chrlstia year- do not miss "The
? lan It’s at the top of the list.
- AT the bijou ,
Bijou toda S' Hart appears at the’
star cast3)’ at the head of a stellar all
— ui a. oiciiai ai
‘The Shotten’ Gambler"
fi'e rccia onoiten- uamui
of the ncJ, Vth mor8 thrlllB than an
88 reis<manI>^.0tu^eB• These Hart clasgii
lest actin'1 by, Enterprise are the bif
,vtry»he.°n plotur« °f the year,, as
belnK «h’c9 els® in the , Carolinas ai
housn- RWn Jh the highest . pri(
111 at in "l ttt tf,e Bijou ypu get the;
c^nta a throw
; Trinity College Life Service Band
AMERICAN FINALISTS*
WIMBLEDON, July 4.-—(By Associ
ated Press.)—William M. Johnston and
Francis T. Hunter, hoth Americans will
be finalists in the men's singles of the
Wimbledon lawn tennis championships.
Each won his semi-final match today,
Johnston defeated by I. C. Norton of
South Africa 6-4, 6-2, and Hunter
besting F. Gordon Lowe of England,
6-3, 7-6, 6-4.
SIX UNDER TRIAD
KENANSVILLE, July 4.—Six negroes
are to be tried on murder charges at i
Bij
ou
hook Who’s
Here Again!
WILLIAM S. HART
In. a nother one of his {great
thrillers
„ “The Shootin’ Gambler”
Five Reels of Thrills
Shown at thflcrty cents admission
throughout other towns in
the Carolina*
the criminal term of Duplin county su
perior courts which opens here on July
9. Judge Grady will preeiAa*
Child-birth
Here is a wonderful message to all ,
expectant mothers 1
When the Little One arrives, you
can have that moment more free from
■uiiermif man you aave g
perhaps imagined. An I
eminent physician, expert g
In this science, haa shown I
the way. It was he who
first produced the great
remedy, 4*Mother*s Friend.”
Mrs. C. J. Hartman, Scran
ton, Pa., says:
"With my first two chil
dren I had a doctor and a
nurse and then they had to
use instruments, but with
tny last two children I used
Mother’s Friend and had
pmy a nurso; we had no time to get a doctor
because I wasn't very sick-only about ten or
fifteen minutes." Use “Mother’s Friend” as our
toothers and grandmothers did. Don't wait, start
today, and meanwhile write to Bradfield Regu
lator Co., BA 48, Atlanta, Ga., for a free illus
trated book containing information every ex
pectant mother should have. "Mother's Friend*’
b sold by all drug etore*=overywhere.
v a
IRENE CASTLE I
SEEKS DIVORCE
Dancer Would Relinquish Cap
tain Treman Married After
Death of Vernon in France
PARIS, July 4.—Irene Castle, the
American dancer, has commenced di
vorce proceedings here against C«!>t?*n
Robhrt E. Treman of Ithaca, N. T.,'.
whom she married in May 1319, three
months after the death of her husband,
Vernon Castle.
MANAGER OP ELIZABETH CITY
ELIZABETH CITY, July 4,—John
Bray, former commissioner of public
works of the city of Raleigh has en
tered upon his duties as city manager
of Elizabeth City, a position_to which
he was elected some time ago.
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The North Carolina
.A -
College for Women
An A-l Grade College Maintained By North
Carolina for the Education of the
Women of the State
THE INSTITUTION INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING DIVISIONS:
lst_The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, which is composed of:
(a) The Faculty of Languages.
(b) The Faculty of Mathematics and Science.
(c) The Faculty of the Social Sciences.
2nd—The School of Education.
3rd—The School of Home Economics, '
4th—The School of Music. ^
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/The equipment is modern in every respect, including1 furnished dormitories,
library, laboratories, literary society halls gymnasium, athletic grounds, Teacher
Training School, music rooms, etc. ...V;.
The first semester begins in September, the second semester in February, and
the summer term in June.
FOR CATALOGUE AND OTHER INFORMATION, ADDRESS "
*• , X T. FOUST, President, Greensboro, N. C. y ■<. ]
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-use no more current than a single lamp
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PIONEER SERVICE STATION
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