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' » foub THU BAKTJBR-BEHAtn. ATHOTS, GEORGIA SUNDAY. JULY 15; 192J. > Summer School’s Courses in . Music to Have Far Reaching | Results, Says Signora De Fabritiis Dr. M. B. Miller IVill be New Waster of Christian Church taken a bold step in advance and is offering to its large student Jfcwly, courses in specialized branches besides piano and organ, md voice and violin are now placed :asy reach of those who tural talents for any of e, all part of the marvel- turn known as music. r By 8IQNORA DE FABRITIIS 1 ' When the State or Georgia grant ed its first financial aid to the J ftodj infant University of the Empire bran State of the South in 1879, the 'and i cause of higher education in the j with South, and by reflex, throughout j have all the states of the Union. J the ; ceived its greatest initial ira-jdUH .' pulse. I "Higher education," I said, and , HAS ADVANCED yet could there be the ho cal’ed J CAUSE OF MUSIC higher education, if there-were no j common grade schools or High j Until universities and colleges Schools? Impossible! for just as recognizefthe essential value of the river, that flows/o the sea, j the- study of music, not only for carrying on its broad expanse the [it* cultural and esthetic value, but commerce and the fortunes of men : mind and body building agent, the is but tKb aggregate force of I cause of music could not advance, thousands of little brooklets, j nm universities mountain streams, lazily winding j with a tiorici [New Pastor Comes From West Virginia. Praised By One of Leading Re-1 ligious Newspapers. Dr. M. B. Miller Lectures Here On Conservation Of Eyesight Course of Ten Lectures I Wili Be Given By Dr. H o w a r d Minchin of Ohio. ftPENO YOUR VACATION On the highest crest of the BLUE RIDGE Just at fne North Carolina line, elevation 1,000 feet higher than Asheville—wonderfully cool climate, scenery, superabundance . -.nest cuisine. French chef, cheap hotel rates, telephone and tele graph service, located on railroad 20 east of Johnson City. Write illustrated booklet of scrlptlons. ROAN MOUNTAIN INN T. L. Trawlck, Proprietor Roan Mountain. Tennessee. NOW OPEN TYBEE ISLAND — — — GEORGIA HOTEL TYBEE South Atlantic’s Majestic Hotel Fireproof—American Plan—Bathing, Dancing, Fishing S«a Food a Specialty WONDERFUL JAZZ ORCHESTRA RossignoLKemp A Perry, Prop's. the ■ •fresh- i shallow waters, that I offer but little t<» the count I as Hpots of beauty and i I ment to the soul and body, ho 'ho j t>t;i f Schools of higher learning. r«pre- ■ ,,n I sent the various streams poured the [ In by the small schools scattered j •<« P all over the country. M<»>» ind colleges speak voice and the 'hi of thei;* enlightenment will i felt In the smallest hamlet In j country. No oebiile so small but its eve.- widening circles keep , vith gentle motion till the far- j t shore Is touched! No gesture • slight but the fluid air I bed into never ending move MANY DEFINITIONS FOR "EDUCATION" Say the word "Education" or ."Educated" to a group <»f ! ‘^' 1 women, and every one in that group will have a different *1 fb>‘. tlon of the word, according U* * ,,a * or her. up-bringing and oppoiuni ties. * To the doctor, "education may men familiarity with all that per tains to the science of medicine the knowledge of the human body as a machine, the skill to diagnose disease, etc. Yet alas, have we known "doctors" who were not in the l>r«Mb sense of the word. "ed. ncated#" To Jhd business man tlon" spells familiarity •Vduca- , 1th the J {^ocefies of sales organization, the turn Over of goods, the keeping ( down iof overhead ex|.en«. «, tlio ability? Uf make his eapllut yl"M ! . . So with tnls ne'- ly aroused in terest In the cause of musi.\ the splendid gesture made by the Uni versity of GecK’gb- Summer School will sot into movement forces that will never cease until the whole south feels the stimulus, and mu- sir Is placed where it should l>o— at the beginning and not end of the education of its youth. Local Girls Are Attending Meet S'- Miss Rosemary Whitaker , iuli and Olive Whiteheadiviath.f? Delegates to the Sorority | Convention in Calif. »ith tho ‘ least And yet not all glints [ of buiinosfl are "educated" men ||| thej full sense of the word, aft ft So many Vho live in crowded cities have Earned. • ' The ‘journalist will- Ihink in terms 5°t/bcws; the dramatist, in , terms inf the state; the painter in f the ttchnlcal expression of Ills i ttaft. Who among all these has a ^Hgbt conception of the meaning * of th|t pregnant " % •sting account of the bi- vention of the Phi Mu is been written back to fraternity here by members ot the Alpha Alpha chapter of the University of Georgia who attend- /•d the convention. Miss Rosemary Whitaker was the official delegate. The meeting was held at Beverly Hills, California, just out out of Los Angeles and several members of I ho lorn I chapter attended, includ- .. Y w „ k <I>K M, “ 01 |, VB Wtllt^hoad, [ School work Bay. work and social aLLial • - ° r<1, Mias Whitaker was on the pro- I wcmderful addition to tho work ' Wi «o not dure ourselves define Kri "” ,or " to ,“ t J* the han<l ", e |-, I here. In th.. Grafton rhuroh. h« n " 1 , I KxempU t liken from some of tllo ' Rt . rved for „ oma tlm „ „„ this afete ofdiilml .body nml Hotil. | It , U( , rR ar( , a(1 foUoW(( . I Mint of the "Friendship HlbU The ('(invention closed today and joiaaii" and Ima accomplished a the realisation was far more won- I wonderful work, derfnl than my wildest antlelpa- , Mra Miller, n trained lender In i tlons of what s I'hl Mu convention rhlldren'e work and In Roneral ^KB WfOO bl* an unnwtnklnK. hut I ccll | rl | 1( ,_ go the anticipation— ichurch nctlvltles, espsclally amons ■few* win lake refuse behind tho | reatlutloa theory In blaeted! the woman'mid you op people. In a ■ words inf one of the hluKeat men j we reached here Saturday morn- 1 valuable second m her husband J that science has ever Riven to the-. ^ ' am j | la( j ollr fjrnt session after 'nnd there helnK no other members ■ hrorlrl,;Charles Darwin, who when J ] lini .p That nlRht the formal re-Iof the family, she is with him eon- i risked, what ho conshU-ed wer» | c( . pt | on waR Riven liy Pan-Helleulc jntantly In the work. .Mrs. Millet •he essentials for the education of . aml f or m ||ne around at- , will he Riven a hearty weloomc In the Individual, remarked, that un- 1 tended It was Just too RorKOOus . tho Missionary and Indies Aid So- Jess Ijie study of music was In. j for wc’-dsi The whole lower floor jelety while the Junior Endeavor CJDde* as part of tho study, that tl]0 hotl> , ani) , hn terrace were Society will Rive her a royal rr (jirsorr could not be said to have a | nllorn0( i w !th ptnk and white rosea, caption upon arrival In Athens. i«rfec{)#„uell rounded out mental j I;neB car natlons. and Rernnlnms, 1>r nn ' , Mr "- M,l,er wl11 m " k ' equipment and consequently lock-| , 0 ,| IM ftowar imadna- their home In the new parsonum ed a well bnlsneed mind and odu- b , 0 T|)( , r ' war0 three orcheetras i“ n « in ''.t 11 ;,. U|Km , n .F' v '.'! ' <, ''" lon - ! ami refreshments were served In ‘ “ Music Is an essential! Music Is t|l0 Japanese garden, a necessity! Music Is the rnily.) languago In the world that trails- ( TR|ps AR g tends the limitations of srtlculata | INTERESTING I speech, and Is understandsble no I [matter In what hemisphere, what Sunday v.o wero taken to Rlvrr ■On race or color of b peoni, ' j ,fde" to sen the Inreest orange ■While Is tho language of the seul, ! ri ., v(l m. ChJIforpla. and to ithe ftt the emotions, and all human heL !nn lnr |, m ch. Tliltf Is tngs have the same fundamental hm it tn the style of the Old Span-1 n - , , soul longing., be the vision, that I , Hh !n |.„i ona ,„’uo |, « perfect mu- OUITimer SChCCl nr our western faith, or the mys. Tho m an who hnllt It has Udsm of the east! Is.yo. hato, ) ;l)l mirflq* dellara fcf gn- )^ty. Jealousy, weakness, hdrfleV ,f mlrK alld collodUons for It. Then aflpr lunch we had a lovely veitpor scrvico In tho chapel of the Inn, led by Mrs. Bailey. Monday was taken up bv bus!-' roHii r.pssfons and that night they raw the formal dunce, with break fast in Chinatown afterward. irKsnlzations of the will give them hearty walc.u the form of receptions anti Moriul iictlvit jfs connected church work. I Fif ty-Five Will Get Diplomas At felt by all mankind and mu sic can convey these emotions of the heart and the tonglngs of tl e howl for the Infinite, without*tho , crutch of the word form, fhnt dif-’ f irentiatcs one tongue from an. other, A century and more is *i long In the history of a republic, | though a compar.i»!r''ly short sum* In tho history of the world. Bill it ■baa taken over a century \»r !n- • liltutlons of higher learning to raalize, that while rhry had tiken :i wonderful step forward. wi«en they put within reach of the ain- .bltiouH youths, opjiortiinitics for Advanced study, that this Mop-was ,«ot complete, until the .*tudy of atnalc, aa a science ami an art, I vat also plired wtlhln reach of ^1 who longed for it. -OIVE8 CREDIT TO ^DR. JOSEPH 8TEWART j Last year the University of psorsla's Summer School offered to the student the course in music. Vo the vision of the man. who, ling the value of such a course the youths of the South, and tremendous need of It. to I ph Stewart, who wasl , for its Introduction In thf Un^tersity courses, the State of Georgia, nnd the music loving onto of the south owe a debt e'l gratitude that can never he fully gpald, for It Is beyond price. | Laat year the course in music Mr. Gtorge Folsom G-^an-l of Sew York City, opened to and teachers of fa the 'opportunity to in- ipease their )oiowledgo of the art |§£ preeentatJop of muaio to the young child, and the course In music In the public schools brought to flu* school teachers, with no musfcal foundation or training, tho f<*nul-.lge of the best way to teach the duriments of iriqsic to the common school child of limited opportunities for specialised music Those who did not attend our Sale on yesterday will do well to do so as soon as possible. Every Man’s Suit in the house is being sold, during this sale, at a reduction of 25 Per Cent This or 1-4 Off Former Prices includes both Summer and Woolen Suits and those made by House of Kuppenheimer „ Largest Number E v e r ■Graduating From Uni versity During Summer- School’s Existence. The number of students to re- Tuesday w® "scBsloncd’ •until 3 s reive 8uiiimtr School diplomas this o’clock, and then by special per- I "*‘H *»« approximati y £»5. rufsafoh obtained by the Wyor of I TM» l* the largest class, that th. 1 ev. Angeles, we were taken to! University has t*yor hud iu this Universal city and saw three pic- | particular line of work, tures being produced. They, even After this KUinm.-. the Htuta ».him| UH In a mob acene (Guess 1 Hoard of Education will jncna.se that’ft what they thought of UH.)|the requlremeuta of a Summer AfU .-wards we rbtle through 8antn | School diploma. The hew. rcgpla- •w.nlcn. Venice. Ilo'.fvwood, and »lions call lor 30 hours of Pasedena, and I onme hack with sore throat from keeping my mouth open. Tuesday night was the model In itiation nnd memorial service and 1 didn’t know anvthlug could he se beautiful. Then last night was the frowning event—the banquet. 1 sit between Mrs. Keller, the national iresident, and Mrs. Edifton, the first vice president, and felt mighty imi-ortant hobnobbing with 'the cowers that be.” ft wa« aurely a gorgeous affair. For favors Bal four rave us the most adorayr.ftet which is supposed to be equlval ent to two years training in u Normal School or College, The object that the Board has in mind is to raise tfieir standn.-ds in same time to make professional (he teaching profession utid at the certificates gomt for four y?urs l- stead of three. This year the-University has in creased U’h upiH.t uni tits by open- corrcspondeheegpopartnient. Thrcugh this department students may take home stady cot.Tiej» by orresp^ndenea and gf> the Htmv Uhl Mu coat of arms on them. »f collar and cuff pins with the ; credit that Jhey wquld-get.for Unj versity cours»p. Thls s offers par ticular udvanta^ teachers who are wmkinr Tees ^di plomas. * .* ■ Anyone desiring bulletin *tm |the course may gai one by calling at Dr. Woof tec’s office; This summer the University IinA The Toast Programme was; Toastmistress— Zenobfa Keller, national pres ident. El Uamlno Real Faith and Vlslort. Tsouise Monnlng Elliott. Alpha Sacrifice—,—Marjorie L. Horn- lierger. Fta. Establishing the Missions— Felicia Taylor ramin. Beta. Fiesta Days—Maurine Shaw, Sig ma. The Spirit of Service—Rosemary Whitaker, Alpha Aloha. LAME INDIAN IS CAU< GHT LI CH AFTER A 50-MILE CHA3E , - . I REGINA.—After limping fifty miles In an attempt to have Rt-alrm ; get b;»ck t.> hie fumily . J«*hn Cote, esenped Indian prisoner him hern captured near Muxeown I Bask. The ntreat wap the culmination! n twenty-hour chase during which |H>llcenien braved a rain- ! stortn/ plowed through road* that | Training the Neophyte—Hermin- Ine UJffy, Delta. ; ... Jresembled a quagmire, and built The Vision Realised—Margaret bridge in order that they might Vidal, Eta Alpha. j proceed. $20.00 SUITS Now .. .$22,50 SUITS Now .. $25.00 SUITS Now .. $28.50 SUITS Now .. •moo SUITS Now .. $32.50 SUITS Now .. $35.00 SUITS Now .. $15.00 $16.88 $18.75 $21.38 $22.50 $24.38 $26.25 $37.50 SUITS Now $28.12 $38.60 SUITS Now $28.88 $40.00 SUITS Now $30.00 $42.50 SUITS Now $31.88 $45.00 SUITS Now $33.75 $47.50 SUITS Now $35.62 $48.50 SUITS $36.38 Also 25 Per Cent or 14 Off Former Prices on Men's Woolen Trousers, Boys’ Suits, Boys' Woolen Trousers, Men’s and Boys’ Straw Hats and on W. L. Douglas’ Shoes and Oxfords Florsheim Shoes and Oxfords — will be offered, during this ^ Men’s Genuine Lorraine Seer sucker Suits at . ......... L EE ‘The Daylight Comer” MORRIS Comer Broad and Jackson Sts.