Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-03
FACULTY. TO TELL
IF THEY ARE HUMAN
Four National U. Professors
to Answer Question Before
Women's Club.

Members of National University's Cy
Pres Club, woman student organization,
expect to learn whether college pro-
lessons are human when, at their an
nual banquet at the Women'S City
Club February %, group of invited
professors of the university faculty will
talk for five minutes each on the sub
mitted question, Are College Professors
HUMANE"
Miss Addie Hughes, president of the
club. is preparing the invitations to the
selected faculty members, who, in &C
cepting. agree to express their views on
the human qualities of college instruct
ors, Besides the invited instructors and
the club members themselves, the ban
auet will be attended by members OF the
National Alumnae and several prom
inent woman lawyers.
DR.. Charles Pergeler. dean Of the Ma
tional University School of Economics
and Government, addressed the For
eign Policy Association of Boston on
the revision Of peace treaties IN Boston
last night. He is qualified to speak on
this subject not only through ms m
tensive study of the. subject, but by
virtue of the practical work ne mas nao
along these lines in representing ms
native country. Czechoslovakia, in va
rious official capacities prior to coming
to this country.
Absent, From City.
In his absence from the city, Or,
pergeler's class was addressed by Dr'
c. D. Kojouharoff Yesterday. Dr.
Koiouharoff will speak also tomor-
row, when his lecture will be devoted 10
the elements and definition OF POSITIVE
law.
DR.. Koiouharoff is research professor
in the National University School OF
Economics and Government and author
of a number of works on political, legal
and diplomatic problems and member
| of the bar of his native country, Bull
garia. -, :,
The annual senior smoker will be
| held at 9 pm. Wednesday at the Ar
| lington Hotel. Acts from some OF the
| local theaters will provide entertain
ment. A buffet supper will be served.
Members of the class in court prac-
| tice and procedure, under the directlon
| of Prof. Godfrey Munter, Will WISH the
| Court of Appeals tomorrow. Tney WI
be taken through the clerks ONCE ano
| the work in that branch OF the cour'
VIII be explained Dy MOIlOuAC LII NJ .
sistant clerk of the Court OF Appeals
The class will visit the court during
arguments of the Sinclair case: TINS
will be the second visit of the class &c
the local courts, when about 175 stu
dents watched the Supreme Court Of
| the District in action.
Take Bar Examination.
Several National University. student:
are preparing to leave for North Caro-
! lima. where on March l they Will take
the North Carolina bar examination
DR.. Pergler will address the Takoms
Park Womens Club on Problems o.
Citizenship" Tuesday, in the Takoma
| park Branch Library at 80 pm.
One of the largest organization meet
ines of the year was held last Friday
hv the National University Masonic
| Club in the lower hall of National
| President Thomas l.. Miller presided
| and addressed the club and the special
! " invited guests which included all o.
the Masons in the university. George
Smith, a former president of the club
is in charge of the annual Winter pan
uuet to be given on February is, at TN
Raleigh Hotel.