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Sociology Club Notice.
The next meeting of the Soci-
ology Club will be devoted to the
study of the problem of immi-
gration. In addition to ananaly-
sis of the chapter on the subject
in the text, Ellwood’s Sociology
and Modern Social Problems, the
following program has been ar-
ranged:
1. Review of a recent book on
the subject of immigration—Mrs.
Garner. ;
2 A discussion of E. A. Stein-
er’s writing on immigration—
Mrs. Clark.
3. A discussion of the feasibil-
ity of the literacy test as applied
in the recent act of Congress
passed over the President’s veto
—Mr, Thomas.
The following two meetings’
will be given over to a study of
the negro problem. In addition
to the chapter in the text, the fol-
lowing contributions will be
made: :
1. The negro problem from
the standpoint of the Southern
white man.—Dr Bizzell.
2. The negro problem from
the standpoint of the Northern
white man— Mr. Eliot.
3. The negro problem as found
“in the writings of prominent ne-
groes — Mr. Hayes.
4. Controversies over lynching
— Mr. McKnight.
5. Some biological aspects of
the negro problem— Mr. Hum-
bert.
6. The rights of the negro un-
der the United States’ Constitu-
tion—Mr. Clark.
These meetings are held in the
ladies’ parlor of the Y. M. C. A,
at 7:30 p. m. on Mondays, and
all members of the senior class,
and those of the faculty who care
to join in the discussion are in-
vited to attend.
“So Called” Army Shoes.
Boys, after careful investiga-
tion I feel certain that, quality
for quality, I am giving you fifty
per cent more for your money
than any dealer has offered you
on ‘so called” army shoes. Fif-
ty per cent is a low estimate at
that I wouldn't tell you some-
thing I do not believe true. You
are my friends and the friend-
ship is worth more to me than
what I make on shoes. Herman