Evening journal., 1913-05-16
SUMMER SCHOOL
FOR THE SOUTH
Twelfth Annual Session to be
Held at University Of
Pennsylvania In June

The twelfth annual session Of what
has long since come TO be the greatest
summer school In the entire South,
under the name Of the Summer School
Of the South, will be held on the cam
pus of the University Of Tennessee
from June "a to August 1, 1913
We understand that so many new
plans have been perfected this year,
looking toward the most successful
and largely attended session In the
history of the school. that IL is impoe-
sible 10 present them here in detail
II may be mentioned. however. that
special arrangements have been made
by the United States Government to
furnish. for the benefit of the Summer
school of the South, an equipped lee
turer from the Public Health Service,
Surgeon j W. Schereschewsky, who
viii conduct regular courses I'm health
rducation and preside over round
table conferences during the first
three weeks courses viii be conducted
In scientific temperance. with especial
reference TO personal and public hy-
eicnc. hy Miss Sara Philips Thomas,
assistant superintendent of the depart
nicnt of scientific temperance Of the
worlds and National w. C. r. q. DR..
Asa Schaeflcr. assistant professor Of
zoology in the University of Ienncs-
see will conduct for the entire six
weeks most Illuminating course in
human physiology with lectures,
readings and laboratory demonstra-
tcns The value of these several
courses. i'm individual physical benefit
und in bringing about improved hy-
ucnic conditions In the schools OF the
South. can hardly be oVcreStimated.
III will hc remembered that the Blu
rcpu of Education recently appointed
cnc man whose sole duty II is 40 SUI
peeyisc hynicnic plans for school inn
provcmont
Among ihc lectures and readings for
fhc sessian are six lectures by DR..
Edward Howard Griggs dealing with
human progress wompnhood, cducn-
tional democracy. historic sources OF
sfncdern education. etc, five lectures
hv Dr. Albert r. Winshin, the widely
known and always popular editor of
the Journal of Education, who scored
an extraordinary success at the sum
mor School last year, three Lectures
by Professor George Burman Foster,
professor of the philosophy of relig-
ion in The University of Chicago, who
Mlll deal with lhsen. 1olstoi, aud
Maetcrlinck on their ethical and philo-
sophical sides: three lectures by
Maurice Browne. of Cambridge Eng
eland. director of The Little Theatre
Chicago. H.. who will speak on "The
Genius of Greek Drama" "Thc Modern
English Drama" and "The Drama OF
Tomorrow :" four lectures by Proies.
Bor j. W. Hudson. assistant professor
of philosophy. University of Missouri
who will discuss Aristotle "Epicu.
rus" kant and Herbert Spencer
four lectures by Professor Edwin ID
Starbuck. professor of philosophy
State University Of Iowa. ON "Th'
Worth of the Child "unconscioul
Education." "The New World and M
Values" "God and Natter" one lee
ture on the work of the Children's bu
itaO. by MISS gulia G.. Iathrop, chic
OF the Childrcn's Bureau Ontol
States Department of Labor. two Ice
lures ON contemporary frencl
Drama bv Or Alice Fortier. profes
sor of romance languages. Tulani
iinivcreity lectures by pr Bird T
Baldwin professor of psychology an'
education. Svarthmorc College; Law
ton b. Evans. superintendent of The
public schools of Augusta and Rich
mcnd county Georgia; Profcssor
George Herbert Clarke. professor %
Fnrlish. University OF Tennessee; nr
Charles w Kent, professor of Englisl
literature. University of Virginia. c
Valentine Kirby. director of art educa
tion. Pittsburgh. Pa, Bradior'
Knapp. Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agricul
turc Rabbi Emil w Leipziger Torr
tHautc. Ind Rev Matthew B. McNui'
department OF church and country liie
Presbyterian Board of Home Missions
New York City; w. K. Tate. state su
porVisor OF elementary rural school
OF South Carolina; Or. Olin West. q
shs Tennessee State Board of Health
and Richard T. Wychc. story special
lst aud lecturer on the art OF story
slllng.
Besides an these. there will p
readings by President and Mrs Henr
Lawrence Southwick and Or. Waite
Bradley Tripp All of the Emerso
College of Oralory; al fresco play