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WI L M E T T E. J.; IFE April 26, 1929 MAKES DRIVEWAYS WEAR LONGER TUFTREAD CORPORATION 180 North Michigan Ave. Chicago Phone Franklin · 0557 I I Phi Beta Kappa lecture at Northwestern university on Thursday evening, May 2, at eight o'clock in Harris hall, Dr. Malsom W. Wallace, principal it was announced this week. Dr. Walof University college of the U~iversity lace will ~peak .on "Anglo-American of Toronto and foremost authority on Relations." · Sir Philip Sidney, will give the annual Members of the senior class at Northwestern who have been elected to membership in Phi Beta Kappa will be the guests at the lecture and will appear in academic CO!ttume. The lecture is op~n to the public. Dr. Wallace was graduated from the University of Toronto. He secured the degree of doctor of philosophy from the University of Chicago, and was buy professor of English at BeJs>it college from 1899 to 1905. Since . then he has been at Toronto, serving as professor immediate of English nti1 June, 1928 when he SERVICE was elected t the principal's chair by unanimous consent of the faculty. He confidential is the author of a biography of Sir Philip Sidney. Dr·.Malsom W. Wallace to Address Phi Beta K.ap~ SCHOOL·ASMALL STATE, SAYS ·NOTED EDUCATOR Not a Large Family, Dr. Lord Tells State P. T. A. Gathering; Justice Dominant Following is the substance of a le~ ture delivered by Dr. L. C. Lord, president of Eastern Illinois State Teachers' college, before the thirtieth annual convention of the Illinois ParentTeacher association at Mattoon last week on the subject "Home and School" : School is a little state and not a large family. The basis of good government in a school is justice. The basis of good gov~rnment in a family is affection. In school the dominating thing is justice. In the home the dominating thing is affection. School must primarily recognize conduct. Home must primarily recognize character. It is frequently necessary to chastise a boy of good character because of poQr conduct. On the other hand, the meanest boy in school may rate one hundred percent in school conduct. Behave Best in School Because today finds parents a·way from home more and more, because the school of today is better equipped for keeping children occupied with various kinds of activities, the children of today are better behaved in school than at home. In the early years in referring to conduct we say, "He behaved nicely." A little later we say, "His conduct was good." · Still later we say, "His morals are good." And at 50 we can say, "He was a good man, a righteous man." There is no such thing as righteousness where morals are bad, no morals where conduct is bad, no conduct where behavior is bad. Good behavior must come from early years of training. Teachers and parents should distinguish between inducement and incentive. '"If you will cut the grass, I will gi,·e you an icc cream soda." Inducement. "If you ""ill cut the grass, our yard will look as nice as Mr. Brown's." Incenth·e. Should Provide Incentives Both home and school should give incentives to pride in work well done, to joy of acquiri!lg knowledge. The school today aims to bring the children into possession of the knowledge and skill which the race of man has made in its course of progress through the ages. 1ohn Fiske said, "Every codfish is born with a liberal education." Children have inherited no knowledge of reading and writing. They must be brought into harmony with our present society. Every child should understand the English language, how to speak it correctly and fluently, how to write it clearly and concisely, and how to read it intelligently and joyously. The home and the school must unite in building fine character with trained intellect. The world respects a strong character who says, "Them things is wise, learn them alone," but it admires a fine character who knows how to speak well and to write well. Great stress should be laid on the importance of speaking clearly and reading distinctly. Good reading should be cultivated carefully. Reading is having read something today that will help to read something tomorrow. We must comprehend the meaning of what we read, so as to get some uplift from that meaning. Frank R. Quayle returned to hi·.s home at 38 Crescent place last week after a stay of one year and a half in China, 1a pan, and the Philippines, where he represf ntt!d the Automatic Electric company WBKAKB·· Automobile Loans Refmuce Automobiles Automobile Paper -- · BROADWAY INVESTMENT CO. 4753 BROADWAY Ct-~ICAGO PHONE LONG BEACH 6317 . Road Oiling Too Sl/2~ MONEY Have lunds to loan on choice Improved North Shore Suburban rutdence property at 6%% Interest. See ue on renewale. . E. G. 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