Evening star., 1926-10-03
AMERICAN OFFERS
; PUBL|CLECTURES
First of Series Tomorrow
Night to Be on New Mexi-
can Constitution.

The New Mexican Constitution
will he the subject Of lecture by DIR.
Antonio CastroLeal. counselor of the
Mexican embassy. tomorrow night al
1;3n o'clock at 1901 + street under
auspices of the School of Political Sci
ence of American University. This
Will be the first Of series of general
LECTURES TO which the public is invited,
according to DIR. a. n. Putney. direC
tor Of the school.
. The lecture il among the important
functions in connection With the open
Ing Of the School Of Political Sciences
where lectures started last week. The
graduate school. under leadership of
DR.. Edward T. Devlne. also cot under
way for its Fall term Thursday night
when the newly appointed faculty
board met ON the campus at Ne
hraska and Massachus its avenues
the College Of Liberal Arts i ont tarirg
tts. third week. with freshman day set
for tomorrow. Several student organ
izations already have elected officers.
Public Invited.
The public is invited 10 attend the
frst session of several ri IN" courses
in the School Of Political Sciences
this week. II was announced by DR..
Putney. who himself viii begin his
I work in the history of European diplo-
macy with a lecture on Tho French
Revolution" tomorrow ni:ht at s
O'Clock at l9N7 r street. pr. ElIery
G. 60 oil VIII lecture on 't'oG'tiCation
of cf- irrational Law and tho Prob
lernA International Peace" Woines.
DAY ut O'Clock. Dr. Cherries :. Tan
stll will present his
American political history Tuesday
~ $40 ~ Cin' X. ON + .,tIi'-" atit. tie
American Revo'Ition.' tn n" same
evening at S o'clock he viii lecture in
his course in Amexi"an diplomatic his
tory. on The Foreign Policies If
President Grants Administrations.
Dean Devine of tho Graduate School
called the first meeting Of the new fac
ultv board Thursday night for organi
zation and discussion of the problems
facing this group. whirN is 10 ~ -"
governing body Of tho Graduate
School on educational questions. Dean
Devine y chairman.
Other members Of tho board are:
DR.. Paul Kaufman. professo" of Eng
lish literature: DIR. Frank w. Collier.
professor of philosophy; Or. PutneN.
director of the school of Political Sci
enees and professor of constitutional
Law and diplomatic history: DR.. F.llery
C.. Stowell. professor of international
lsw: DR. John F.. BENTLEY. professor OF
religious education: DIR. Charles &.
Tansill. professor of history: Dr. Os-
wAld Schreiner, consulting professor
in chemistry. and Dr. Walton ColCord
John. lecturer in education and the
history Of philosophy: Will Hutchins.
professor Of art appreciation and dra-
matiCs.
Posts on College Paper.
Three principal posts on tho staff
Of the American F:aglo. student publ
cation Of the College Of Liberal Arts.
have heen appointed. with other po-
siti"ns tAhe hlled later Hugh Sreer
;nf blathN kan&.. a member of III
Junior class and debating team, who
was assistant editor last year. has
been made editor-in chief. Miss Paul
inc Frederick Of Harrisburg. d.. who
was active in high school pub ritinns,
has been named aS>oriat eI. ~. and
Roland Eite Of Waterbury, Md also =
member "f he debating Z 81. vas re
appointed business mango. The
frst iesGa Is expected IL b, ut early
this month Dean George !, Woods
of the college and Or. Pau, Kaufman
srr tho con ultInG facul; advisers.
DR. " oods class in newspaper VT
ing and editing viii contrl'.., TO he
publication.
Freshmen Of tho college vii! he eX-
pected 10 toe the malk." according
10 present limitations Tomorrow has
been named Freshman day. fnc which
the program is a secret. !; &c known.
however. that certain freshrlau rules
Will no promulgated in full. !. Court
neN Hayward. sophomore has been
designated by Dean Woods as Royal
Gander" of the 't;usiinG Court" which
IS TO deal With refractory freshmen.
Other members Of The GosiinE Court
ere Miss Dorothea Mehr.n-, senior:
Arthur Gerth, junior: Miss Aileen vi
wash and Carlisle Christie. sopho-
mores. The committee ~ treshWan
day has heen named Ia include Soelo''
Gray. Miss Ruth Ely Roland Parrish
and Howard Rash
Registration at tho cn-eGu"a;inra'
college was disclosed by Dean Woods
- he half boys and half girls. 81 Of
each.
Senior Glass Elections.
The senior class has elected officers
Rs follows Presidents Miss Dnrothea
Nahrng of Harrisburg. IA: Vico pros