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THE TAR HEEL
Saturday, January 8, 192?
Last November the circulation
of the Main Library increased
31 oevr that of the corres
ponding month a year ago.
In the edification of young and
old alike the modern library is
as important a lactor as me
fnrmal tearhfr or lecturer. ner-
Published three times every week of .o . rtlai BA n
the college year, and is the official
newspaper of the Publications Un- spiring factor. William Allen
STJfaSfSSSSS: White says "If America contin-
tion price, $2.00 local and $3.00 out ues to grow, the minds of her
Cljc Car fl)ccl
Leading Southern College Tri
weekly Newspaper
Member of North Carolina Collegiate
Press Association
of town, for the college year.
people must grow.
If the
OPEN FORUM
Offices in the basement of Alumni schools will only teach the read-
Building. Telephone 403. W habit, the lihrarv will edu-
Editor of Tar Heel:
When a certain ; amount N of
"mud" has been flung 1n a given
argument the time comes for a
halt to be called and the, process
stopped. A great many things
have been said by both sides in
this argument about the Golden
Fleece 1 during the past few
weeks, and some things ; have
"How a Marvelous Phenomenon
Was Attested True," I. slighted
simply because, interesting and
effective as a clever satirical
stab at a certain kind of scholar
ship, it deserves this special con
si deration. There is perhaps
more "literary style," whatever
that may mean, here than in any
other one contribution
So far, of course, this has not
developed into a review, though
it was, true enough, a review
which I was asked to write. My
reason is simple. It lies, indeed,
in the chief distinction of the
D. D. Carroll....,. Assistant Editor
J. R. Bobbitt, 3T..-..:Assignment Editor
Staff ; ;
J. H. Anderson W. P. Perry
J. M. .-Block J. P. Pretlow
Walter Creech T. M. Reece
J. R. DeJournette D. T. Seiwell
E. J. Evans S. B. Shephard, Jr.
D. S. Gardner" J. Shohan
Glen P. Holder F. L. Smith
J. W. Johnson - W. S. Spearman
J. O. Marshall W. H. Strickland
H. L. Merritt
Wm. H. Windley
Business Department
W. W. Neal, 3r...Asst. to Biis. Mgr.
Charles Brown. ........Collection Mar,
G. W. Ray .: I.......... Accountant
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t -,m 11 . ... k oik uie worm, lor Liie liuuiic
P. F.' Simon ZIbus Mgr. ary of America is free to LJJ trains have
every new idea iree to every 6u. nUu.u,ww,Ij U1, ong carried Pullman sleepers
Editorial Department fresh point of view."- saia or aone- vvnen Dotn Sldes and-even barber shoos: book
Managing Editors Under the caption. "The Uni- equally in earnest, one , to t " fip1i snft. Ar;nrS. amv
irSS Se versity's First Need " the ChaP" 5?? Certai!1 .reSUlt, and stores sell glassware and jewel-
L. H. McPHERsoN.....-.Saturday Issue nui weeciy says. ,v,y - . VT ? T W and nere 13 a magazine
"If is always difficult to draw mvuivea purwy , ao- which actuallv carries a review
the line between necessities and straw reasoning and is ot the 0f itself in one of its contri
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luxuries. Wiiat one man says ype ana content 01 tne present buttons. A review not only' of
is necessary, another says can be argument, the time is very like- this issue but of every issue this
got along without. On this sub- ly to come soon when both sides vear- And the paragraph is
ject arguments rage, in private wiiKmaRe themselves obnoxious found in Howard Mumford
life and in governments. ; to those who have to submit to Jones's.'The Advancing South
Rut to us this sppms hpvnnd their mud-slinemsf tactics." It It a . A
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dispute; xnai 10 a raoaern urn- eem uiat uus pumi i rapiuiy "There was a time when eaeer
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versity an adequate nprary is oemg approacnea, ana to con- flnrkprf tn flnlnmhia
aDsoiuteiy essential, in tne lan- tinue 10 suDjeci me siuaent Doay gouth Carolina to learn to de
guage of physiology, it is the to such wiU result in the parti- fend states rights an(J the eco
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most viiai organ, xvieasurea Dy cipants maiung wemseives oai- nomics of slaverv "and cotton
the size of , the University of ous to themselves as well as to There was a time When" politics
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rsonn iiaraiina loaav. ana ine 1 muse wno are tajcino- no ap.T.ive au :v . 4.:
Managers of Issues . I was uie ievensu preuccupauuii
e Hm!ina unnn it f Vin UKraru mart Ono mi'nrVit orrrna f rnm nr ... . . ...
Tuesday issue... M. js. uiock , , . . , T. , , , , , , . UA luc auu A 111 suucura "
Thursday lssue...:...James Styles building here is pitiful. - If theftill doomsday about what is our own campus. There was a
nbt nrnnv isiio - w rTr n h : txr 1 ; :j a.: r x jt 1 1 1 . i 1 . .
is justice, time when, a poverty-stricken
Advertising Department most oDvious and primary iunc- without settling the question, hkut earnest generation toiled to
Kenneth R. jones-LAdvertising Mgr. tion not to mention the widen- greater minds, than those of any reopen this university after the
Edward Smith.'Zjvietonol Adv. Mgr. 01 lts Projects ot research of the contemporary contestants civil War. But it has passed,
William K. Wiley Ben Schwartz mere must pe a new nouse ior nave wrestled with the problem it has been so long since" I. met
Oab McCuHen w. b. b oomhS tne. DOOKS- and 33 yet there is not a satis- jf Southern student who was full
J. H. Mebane inereiore tne trustees exec- factory answer. One should not nf flamino- enthusiasm fnr an v.
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uuve committee aoes wen xo hnne tn aohiAVA ths nnftttjunnhi! uv.;., tvt t c.v,.,m uki,.
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Henry c : BjSiZion Mgr. namea library as the most urg- Striving-he might get some drop dead if one turned up to-
k u. aiuiaer .nuer oj issues ui uwmw " pleasure ana ne migni get some morrow. They have no enthus
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u. w. laiweu xom Kanev me Duasei approvea at tne com- nam nmhsh T hnth Ritii" v. ov x?-
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UUB . v. iurner meotino- in Poloio-i loot u -ii. , , ,t
j "v ""-iiicia uetu very prevaieui soiio reau waiter nines .rages
You can purchase any article adver- week themount set down for a mUch so, in fact, that the issue Letters is a bore: to follow Dr,
TtAwiJ tits 11 UrnY ....' L X A 1 11 Ant- AVV T I I
MrrSMr!r t ,,y ? 001'"w " 8 has been fairly well obscured. Knight's campaign is tedious; to
Uses is guaranteed to be as repre- nOT a aoiiar too mucn. wnat- Now is a very cfood time forlbuv the publications of the Uni
ever otner, appropriations the both sides to "call off their dogs" versity of North Carolina Press
next legislature makes, it should and settle back for a while into is to waste money. Their only
grant this money." a rieriod of calm, well-ordered I reaction to the complicated and
complacency such as formerly I fascinating1 problem of life in
Season's Opener Captured existed, or if it is to be a war of the Southern small town is to
By Tar , Heel Basketeers extermination,'-and the "Fates get away from it ; their only no-
so decree," so be it. There is tion about Clarence Poe is that
an abundance of "mud" which he must be the author of Ligeia,
has has not yet been slung. or his relative; and as for poetry
R. L. DULA societies, little theatres, the nov-
- els of Ellen Glasgow, the essays
January Magazine Is Re- of Dr. Poteat why, The Amen
viewed; Full of Variety Kan Mercury is their bible. and
Cabell is the god of their idol-j
(Continued from page one) atry,
Zine. The range IS from the This savs it all . Tf T add mm-A
sentea. the TAR HEEL solicits ad
vertising from reputable concerns
only.
Entered as second-class mail matter
at the Post Office, Chapel Hill, N. C.
Saturday, January 8, 1927
PARAGRAPHICS
W. 0. Saunders didn't disap
point us at all. In his random
(Continued from page one)
Coach Ashemore's protegees
were at their best as far as de
fensive work was concerned, and
the Y men were only able to
It was read, presumably by' the
editor, quite assuredly by the
proof-reader. (One may ques
tion whether or not the January
issue this year was so read).
The literary societies paid for
its handsome appearance. But
within, all was stupid. Its con
tents for all the world resembled
a cake of melted Neapolitan ice
cream left in the sun on an Aug
ust day.
The new magazine is less a
student publication than was
that. It is intensely more crit
ical. It is even less self-conscious,
though that must seem
like a lie on my part. It may
not know just where it's going,
but blithely it thinks thafMt is
on the way. Like the baby in
Pear's soap advertisement, just
a bit naked and bawling vocifer
ously, it "won't be happy till it
gets it," and if the present edi
tors don't know "just what the
it" is, well, does the rest of the
world know what it wants? IT's
something just to want. The
present issue, less perhapsthan
the three former issues of, the
year,' manifests a dissatisfaction
with things as they are, but it
does show a yearningfor some
thingalmost anything that is
new. It is a dissatisfaction
which may or may hot argue
ultimate results. At present one
must get what gratification he
can in finding the editors and
the contributors wanting. That
way may lie accomplishment,
and, again, may not.
THAT'S HAPPENING
MONDAY, JANUARY 10
7:30 p. m. Saunders Building
North Carolina Club Mr. Paul j
Weaver will present a paper on "Elec
tion and Election Practices."
8:30 p. m. Gerrard Hall, Mr. R
W. Brown will speak on the "Creative
Spirit"
8:30 p. ni. Joint meeting of three
Y. M. C. A. Cabinets, Y M. C. A.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 11. '
7:30 p. m. Playmaker's -Theatre,
Authors Reading.
4:30 p, m. A. A. U. W. meeting,
at the home of Mrs. Odum: Mr. Eng
lish Bagby on "Personality Training."
7:15 p. m. Phi Assembly. Manning
Hall. ,
7:15 p. m. Di Senate Di Hall.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12
7:30 p. m. Venable Hall. Movino-
Picture, "World's Struggle for Oil.'"
THURSDAY, JANUARY 13
4:00 p. m. Playmaker Theatre
Tryouts. - ' .
6:00 p. m. Methodist Church
Chicken Pie Dinner.
7:30 p. m. -Playmaker's Theatre
Tryouts. ''-
Mr. M. D. Taylor of the School
of Commerce attended the A
mericaii Economics Association
at St. Louis during the Christ
mas holidays.
DR. D. T. CARR
Dentist
Tankersley Building
Chapel Hill, N. C.
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BLOCKS
PUNCH
shots he said, "Say what you aT f m ' T
think even if you have to apol- ?el? goa 8 durmg the
ogize to the whole world tomor
row for it." He says what he
thinks and seldom apologizes for
it
whole night's festivities.
The all-around dribbling and
floor work of Captain Bunn
Hackney of the Tar Heels was rather ponderous feature arti- it is simply by way of retrospect
the best exhibition of the night, cle, "Ethics in Journalism," by and qualification. Eight years
Kuius Hackney, brother of the by Byron White through a ago this month I remember sit
Oaptam, was the offensive star Chesterfiedly free-verse poem ting in a meeting of the edito-
"W. O." gave his hearers a
. great deal of consolation by tell
ing them that they knew more by xie of his five field goals on "Delforescence," by Virginia rial staff of the "old" Carolina
than Moses, Aristotle, Plato, and three foul shots, while the Lay; a colorful and rather stark, Magazine. Washburn, was the
Jesus, or St. Paul knew, .al- detensive work ot Morris was of though hackneyed, realistic editor. He wanted to do some
though he did qualify his state- tne highest calibre. sketch it is hardly a story by thing to revive interest. The
ment. ' O'Neal. Heflin. and "Sis" Per- Katharine Johnson; a Negro di- masrazine was moribund, cadav-
ry, former Carolina star, were aIect blt W L. Adams; to efous, palsied, spavined, and
A man was arrested in Dur- the bright lights of the Durham a well-timed and thoughtful ad- suffered, too, from a bad case
ham for buying a coffin under Y attack.' dress to the intelligentsia by of house-maid's knee. Solemn
false pretense, which resulted in , rWain Rntin TTapVTtov aTYt. Howard Mumford Jones. Our and pedantic, it took the arts
bringing a civil action in court. I Piished the unusual feat of beincr Copy of the maazine partakes seriously, oh, very seriously. It
uy aciuai-weigni quite over
balanced the present magazine.
We'll say it looks like a grave
case,
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19
Nat
Is Back
J
The Durham Herald save
higher institutions an "ironical
jibe with this: "With colleges re
suming work and the legislature
convening this week, much prog
ress toward saving the state, the
nation and the world may he ex
pected." - '
LKRARY GREATEST NEED
"Growing,". according to one
of America's essayists, "is like
falling. It is all right so long
as you keep on ; ' the trouble
comes when you stop." This
might well apply to the expan
sion of the University. And of
the needed expansion the great
est need is for a new library.
Hundreds of new books, pam
phlets, periodicals, and the like,
flow into the already crowded
library every week, and last
year the conditions became - so
bad that Person Hall was rig
ged up as an annex. During
recent months the circulation
has reached its highest point.
r,l,r TV, or, v, mV. cvc" Ui ""1 111 U1K ICS-
A . . , pect the contents page mdi-
f ailed to commit a single person- . . . ,
j. , , j . 4.x. vi cates that the -issue should dis-
al foul dunng the game, while , . t a v t j
his brother, Kufus, was ejected , , . , ' . . . ,,
.... , ; . ' , , well, verse which simply isn t
in the last few minutes by Kefe- , , -i.u-i.u -'' -j.
XT , . , - - present unless it be in the spirit,
ree Nelson, for making four per-
sonal fouls. ' v-- ' 0 mucn uy way 01 concession
Line-up and summary: ; -t0. thf dictates f back-woods re-
Chrolina (37) Durham (16) viewmg au uiuu mi mciiuuu
Position names and say something pieas-
Starling ing about each Jack and Jill
present at the party. If so far
O'Neal (7) j have slighted any contributors,
Perry (4) t is because those contributors,
witn one or two exceptions, sim-
Harris ply didn't interest me. One of
the exceptions . was a reprinted
Heflin X5) editorial by Gerald W. Jofmson,
an editorial lifted from the col-
Vanstory (6)
R. Hackney (13)
Cathey (7)
R. F.
L. F.
Morris (5) ..
R. G.
B. Hackney (6) ,
LlG.
Subst.: Carolina Price for Van
story, Vanstory for R. Hackney, Pur
ser for Cathey, Satterfield for Van
story, Evans for B. Hackney, Shape
for Morris. Durham Y Mangum for
Heflin, Heflin for Mangum. Referee :
Nelson (Durham); Scorer: Mgr.
Hardee (Carolina) ; Timer: Dale
Ranson (Carolina). '
umns of the Baltimore Sun-pa
per; the other, M. L. Radoff's
FENCING CLUB
MEETS MONDAY
Harry Andrews, Fred Tilgh
man, A. L.. Darron, R. M. Foun
tain, and Harold A. Breard, are
confined to the Infirmary by
sickness. : '.
There will be a business';'
meeting followed by a '
short' work-out of the Tar
'Heel Fencing Club at the
Tin Can 8:30 Monday
night. -
Indoors with a Kodak
Every day in- any home
there are chanced for Kodak'
pictures you don't want to
miss.
Free booklets on in
door photography are
yours for the asking
at this store. .
j Kodaks $5 up
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