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Thursday, April U, 1927 THE TAR HEEL Page Three EASTER SOCIAL SEASON WILL BE BRILLIANT WEEK Holiday Dances Will Begin on Thursday and Continue Thru Saturday; Weidemeyer to Play, The gloom . caused by this week's mid-term quizzes will be more than dispelled by the hap py thought of the near at hand Easter dances. Text books will soon be displaced by date books, and the University beaux will be chafing impatiently .under the yoke of waiting for their hopes to materialized Their lady friends will bring rays of , merriment to the campus on Thursday, April the twenty-first. After four days of rest for the much anticipated event, the terp sichorean artists will hurry back to the Hill for three days and nights of uninterrupted pleas ure.1 ; i The social curtain will be rais ed by a dance Thursday after noon at four-thirty. Girls, alum ni, visitors and students will pour into Chapel Hill all during the day. By that night, the big guns should be settled down to a steady barrage of romance and revelry. Charming feminine talent from the South Atlantic states will grace the dance floor, and all the nearby girls' schools will be well represented. Sweetbriar, N. C. C. W., Converse, G. C, Hollins and many others will send large delegations td the Old North State campus. The Phi Kappa Sigmas are to have a house-party for the occasion, and this will serve to augment the number of girls present. Weidemeyer's orchestra, gift ed exponents of peppy jazz and soft, dreamy waltzes, is to be the dancers' inspiration for the whole set of hops, and this fact alone will be a big drawing card. The German Club committee has planned to have the, ballroom elaborately decorated and many attractive novelties are in store for the merrymakers. PHI TURNS DOWN PRO-CHINA BILL Motion Favoring Withdrawal of , American Interests from China Is Defeated. Read the Tar Heel ads. iiii!iiiiiiiit;iii;iiiiii;iiiiiiniuuii!iiii:ff If You Are A MAN worthy of the name and not a fraid to work now, ' or during your summer vacation, I'll bet you $50 that you can't work for us 30 daya and earn less than ?200. ' Think I'm bluffing? Then answer this ad and show me up. Openings for managers. The "Wonder Box" sells on sight., TOM WALKER Dept. 92 Pittsburgh, Pa. The discussion of the Phi As sembly last Tuesday night was featured by a resolution favor ing the withdrawal of all Amer ican interests, from China. Af ter much discussion a vote was called and the bill defeated. ,Mr. Crewe in upholding the affirmative side stated fthat the action taken by the United States in the Chinese affair was contrary to the supposedly dem ocratic principles of our nation, and that the government was merely pursuing a doctrine of dollar diplomacy. Mr. Mewborne also supporting the measure brought forth the fact that we,' he United States, were meddling in a foreign matter, which could best be settled by the Chinese people. f In opposition, Mr. Whitley argued that when the American consul and his wife have to take refuge in a building to keep from being killed by Chinese soldiers it is not time to withdraw our troops but rather to increase their number. The other resolutions, Re solved, that the Phi Assembly favor trial marriage by contract, and that the Phi Assembly favor government ownership of rail roads brought forth little discus sion. It was understood by the Sa ciety that its sophomore de baters were to oppose the soph debaters of the Di but the Di alectic representatives did not appear. The speaker appointed Tom Caples as representative on the debate council. FOERSTER TO READ WORKS OF Ws ioes MMUOUIB Ma.U.fAI.O. $9 New Spring Models On Display Stetson D Shop Kluttz Building $7 meivs5koes INCORPORATED , ILSO.Ufl.VAT. OA Srorej in New fork, Brooklyn, Newark and Philadelphia Address for Mail Orden, loi Hudaon A, New York City This firm is noled for the quality of the jewelry it has sold for the past half century. gnrnnmtnmmmmtUTnntmmuTmmnmtmntmmt Everything Electrical Electric and Water Division U. C. S. P. I HAVE 500 MEN'S SUITS FOR MY EASTER SALES I am offering these suits for less than manufactur ing cost. All I ask is for you to come in and see them. EVERY SUIT GUARANTEED S. BERMAN iitttuuaamimm Thursday Reading To Be from Poets of "Mauve Decade." This afternoon at 4:30, Mur Phey 215, Mr. Foerster will read from authors of what is popular ly known as the "Mauve De cade." This term has been re cently applied to the 1890's, and the authors to be used will il lustrate the spirit of revolt cur rent in American life and litera ture of this time. This event will constitute one of the regular Thursday readintrs that have been instituted by the English department. Annual High School Week Begins Today With Debates (Continued from page one) E. Warren, president; Glenn P. Hold er, secretary. Judges: M. F. Vining, E. V. Kyser, S. G. Chappell. Section 6 Medical Building: P. K. Whitley, president; Robert L. Gra ham, secretary. Judges: M. S. Heath, L. S. Forrest, J. E. Patrick. Section 7 Saunders Hall, No 112: C. E. Wike, president; T. R. Walker, secretary. Judges: K. C. Frazer, Thos. Holland, R. B. Eutsler. Section 8 Peabody Hall Auditori um: K. R. Jones, president; R. M. Laughlin, secretary. Judges: R. W. Adams, E. R. Mosher, W. E. Criss man. ' Section 9 Murphey Hall, No. 303: W. H. Stephens, president; Win. E. Bobbitt, secretary. Judges: O. J. Cof fin, W. B. Saunders, E. K. Kane. Section 10 Phillips Hair Auditori um: W. M. Fowler, president; John H. Mebane, Secretary. Judges: H. R Huse, H. T. Shanks, J. C. Bynum. Section 11 Murphey Hall, No. 201: Joe Williams, president, F. C. Hobson, secretary. , Judges : J. B. Woosley, E. G. Hoefer, J. L. Smith. . Section 12 Saunders Hall, No. 314: J. Q. Patrick, president; T. T. Brown, secretary. Judges : J. M. Lear, L. M. Brooks, R. B. Vance. Section 13 Peabody Hall, No. 23: D. E. Hudgins, president, W. L. Scott, secretary. Judges: G. .M. McKie, B. B. Lane, W. D. Glenn. Section 14 Alumni Building, No. 12: H. B. Parker, president; Judges: F. B. McCall, J. T.i Krumpelman. Friday, April 15 9:00 a. m. Second Preliminary be gins, ' ' ' " Affirmative Teams Walter Spearman, president; J. A. Lang, secretary. Judges: E. J. Wood house, F. P. Graham, M. D. Taylor, G. L. Paine, M. F. Vining. Negative Teams Sunday School Au ditorium, ' Methodist Church R. W. Noe, president; Robt. A. Hovis, secretary. Judges:' W. F. Prouty, C. T. Murchison,'W. D. Moss, A. C. Howell. 10:00 a. m. Fifteenth annual inter-scholastic track meet, Emerson Field. (Field events and heats for track events.) . . . 10:00 a. m. Twelfth annual inter scholastic tennis tournament. (On tennis courts east of Emerson Fitld.) 2:00 p. m. Inter-scholastic track meet, Emerson Field (Track events). 7:30 p. m. Concert by University imnHH Easter! Dances! Do Your Best on Lacock's Soles Let us do your work BEFORE EASTER Nunn-Bush Dancing Pumps on sale - Lacock's' Shoe Shop orchestra honoring visitors for High School Week, Memorial Hall. 8:00 p. m. Fifteenth annual final debate for the Aycock Memorial Cup, Memorial Hall. ':. , R. B. House, president, E. R. Ran kin, secretary. Judges: H. H. Wil liams, N. W. Walker, D. D. Carroll, J. F, Royster. . ' , , - Presentation of Aycock Memorial Cup to winning team, R. D. W. Con nor. ' : , ' , Presentation of cups and medals to winners in the interscholastic track meet and inter-scholastic tennis tour nament, H. D. Meyer. 10:00 p. m. Reception to visitors in the Gymnasium. The Y. M. C. A. is general head quarters for visitors. All visitors should register there upon arrival. A burau of information is established ther. The Woman's Building will be used as a rest room for visiting ladies during High School Week. PICKWICK THEATRE "Almost a Part of Carolina'' SHOWS DAILY ; 3:15 7:00 8:30 Regular Admission 10 and 25c 1 ' THURSDAY, APRIL 14 Adolphe Menjou, Greta Nissen and Arlette Marchal in "BLONDE OR BRUNETTE" Charlie Chaplin in "A Dog's Life" Comedy "The Big Idea" FRIDAY, APRIL.15 Mae Murray and Conway Tearle in "ALTARS OF DESIRE" Standard Comedy "Old Tin Sides" Comedy "Flirty Four Flusherg" U-DRIVE IT Song "t&hou&h you belong to Somebody else, .... 1 i ' I- (Tonight you belong to me." The thrill of owning your own car is yours when you rent one of our neat cars for the night. Think of the advantages of using the U-Driye It system during the Easter dances.' No longer do you have to worry, about getting your girl around. Let the U Drive It solve your problem. 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