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THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY

SUNDAY, JULY 25, 1926



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UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
SUMMER SESSIONI
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Telephione 4921
MANAGING EDITOR
MANNING H-OUSEWORTH
Chairman,
Editorial Board..Lugene Il. IttiehLun t
City Editor. ..............Williat tI. Iircycr
Music and Diramta........ Williamt C. Lucas
Womn's Editor...........Julia 1 uth ltroxt i
Night Editors
William Stockwe.ll ThFecdore I lornberger
Paul J . Kern Fren.derick 2>hliti'
Douglas Doubleday

ter' s superiority, thet syiiipat. for
the victim is more often one of admlir- M s A ds
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rihtos ndgatoi.Drama
1 The Det roit Saturday NigiJ , ith "TB I: IAlDVhC" !p c a
its customary' frankness and truthful- As thet. final prodhuction of their sea- Itr
Mess takes a little (lig at Williamnil ill Ann Arbor "'I'l Player's" will n e
1 pinlihILXlS nihs(inagllresent Colin Campbell Clemlent's iro-
algainst captial lpunishmlent. \V cs~i~~ali ild-ta "h -adc'
1making bold to reprint it with the i 'Th "adc'i nuetoal h
comel n tshate "haain loedi to them finest kwork of the brilliant author per-
hiwrelnsh.e"ew lse1 bhops best known for his two collec-
"Wh'lile Willie H earst is flooding thle tiotis of plays, "'Plays for a Fmolding
couniti' with a pollya na phamplet Theatre",antd "Plays for Pagans."
against capital punishment, we read Th ~le Ilaitluc is the traditional her
in his l)et roit paperunder date of 2 ,5 of hbeRounian peasantry; he is
years ago, the following D etroit ne(ws: the bold outlaw, ever warring against
" There waredI149 acicide ntal deafh., res-traint, whose exploits are ewer
33 suicides, and tITfl liC'E MtlZDi )i'ls Sitroude~d ini f ;eatinig mystery. A
fromt July 1. 1.90(0 to Jully 1, 1901.' fa t eems evier to) pursue himt, yet Itoe
"'Thre iurders in a year. Ini pro - IS 1?h gayest and most reckless of be-
potion01 to populatat ion that rate would n." lle is a boy, slender but -
gvje 112 or 15t ntrlers in a year no0w, builIt, Milh dark eyes, and very red F R
Wfe are getting mutch ne are(ronceai lips.,Ile ienaks with an air of sell- IF R
(uay. The intte r v e nitng 7) youar, has iss urane .. one linht evenl call
been the era of fie -,,(a t Sobt. )n e of' it bvavsado. Mr. Clement s has spent 1 S
the biggest, sobs of all is being 1)pul1- ,Many years inl Roumania1 and the :year,
eli oft in a Dehtro it t hea<t r(, whlor", Ltad his last is obviously the
vou see a xvofaili on a hltiit~ci' strike, ti-eiEst.Wihout losing any of the
againtst the hangBing of a lintird eve F, s hfcebilliantc whiecIh constitutes I
whlo happens to he her It us1ban ti , at11 -nn ic fdlitant lands, he has
50 centsI a thirow xx' td xvhaIese-hae r iid h m lotf painting tlleTIE'NA4
you. ir-in ha fotalr >>elintohtat' av-!ct rs as i exo Ic as his landscatpe- THE MA IVLXN WH110 CAN
ic'ed treati ing murderers and Allother Pi:;-is not ably true in "The, Ilaidue N HO WL.B.
criook s w it i .lo le a nid it fic t io ,10 11 (1 -N e - a b e l t m o a y A llleriO NE- I j / ,L L B E 5'A
lett in g th'.lie XX i slx111(atillofr, _ iuaso ~ t tillor F oltib~ill ti suSnit 'ssf ill v TRITE SAYINGBI T1
ihleictitmissiflttfor tlt't1elV 1 . i_~oany different genres. Here wec iT\i''Z U'
n icbiiga ii ('rim Coot to lis i in.-lit ae1)1 td h'liii fodness for contrast: the 1IT'S ' NORTH REMVIEM
1-nte"vie tiii h re ('ttsharply againlst IT A TB V R
1 (1 ta ied~iled realisnil of thse bac k-TOH A TB EV R
-SEEFK AND )VE I-. II A i'[IND" Iit'nn1, l iedden trans ition from WE CAN'T MAKE YOL..
Mayor \Wade ltvii111ol Btal ~ whim itI fa) ey, frome romance to
gt-,I-,rieitviii(iie t ta amt- n Ixrs hoghHl11h 1ELP YOU I F'YOU AR
cta osof the shifting- imoo(d, a suirezi
fisale of tauy ihnOtig raililrecord l a-I edge oof the bumnnpirit. "Noth-
Xv ie Iliunigli Ibe I ertied t l gar or 1-1l- I e-i vird Ithan tthe ioplening 51'I'il t
Oc.:eit Would be stipped in the Louis- itt imwbaz ar''s-Robert -ilyer,
ladi apailtal.tmiold beito an aditittpreluideto inwhat
'[li d~~iel I' les n li edeh itionsI 2tIo follt xv-The (hatter, thle colors.
of v'ulgarit y or i tnl'yuiivMany0 s- -rg,- telit mm i ttltI, hese form a sort of or-
XXIIich arte sg ~t ''to o 5011 oarie tnt! I Ilk't ~t ia Iovet rcto the single voices
so to others. Mnyrecords are viil- Ihitihone by onte detach themsel ves
Ia F ini thene tha1t they lack d ign - I"roil, file (confusion, until finally the2I
ily, but s urelyv such a fact shl dl( not1 Tisait~i him self appfears. Then
in ruling yr I'nnt- \dfrad it is th)rough his ears that ee 1.1~+rX/ n"' " ,.s.:
hi.i-; and h s that w eright
ler<Y, remr ar-ely is a rtic cl ii iide- I( O e . --
(Ci tiiit ~ at adii it t ii o ifh ~ tlir~ih tatsad ca d terrible eli-1
Ionn. ntinhemiddle Alt where the
Thetes (t intitentv aitlrol ,'-I. ssr chaacters lr: resolved with

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Tables of Books of
est' to Educators
GRAHAM'S
At Both Ends of the Diagonal

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VIERS AND MECHANICS BANK
iMAIN ST.--ANN ARBOR, MICH.--330 S. STATE

Douna Buyle
W illiam Fiinlay
Frances Gusten
Lawrence Hymnan

Assistants
Nita Kelley
Mary M c~oitaid
George 4'. NMC cai
Margaret W.ard

SAVE MONEY IS THE

BULMSS ST1AF
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BUSINESS MANAGER
PAUL W. ARNOLD
Circulation ...................Kentneit Havent
Advertising..................F~rancis N orqutis-t
Assistants
_Mabel Chambers Laurence VanTuylI
William F. Cook Mlildred W illijats
Edward Solomon
SUNDAY. .JULIY 25, 1926
Night Editor- PA-1, J.- RE R

SUCCESSFUL.

THAT'S A

VERY TRUE ONE AND
[BERING AND TAKING
(YOUNG MAN. WHILE
.J SAVE, WE'LL GLADLY
:E INTERESTED.
rember Federal Reserve System

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It is alwaiys ainusii;;toseet'li,',
swindler stung. T1he pastXwatr antI the
later financial crises amtong the En-
tente afford an opport unity to view
first h-and t his urare' anid ito oensol v
satisfying spectacle.
The amazinig chatiract1er a nf amnti
of propaganda that was brought to
the shore of receptivex America byv
the Allies before the ['iiit ed St ates
was finally induced to enter the war
has become inore and more a pparent
ever since tihe signinug iof It'eArinis-
t ice. The disclosures of vr lons 1ii,!Ws -
paper correspoiident s, returnmed sold-
iers, and officeiss ha ye made' the xxi(e-
awake Amtierican0 51uspiciton that the
true state of' affairs wisn00 quit e as-
he was led to belieoxvi, It seems that
in some- aspecets oif the xwar lhe had
been h umibugged, al11 for the sake of
morale of (0ourse, but thani, distinctl y
humbugged.
The purtpose' of the Allie's was to get
Amierican money an It supplies. andl,
observing the ''all's fair ini love andt
war" principle, b~y aniy mens ossi-
ble. WIle they are not to be blamed
for the sucecess of their sand (y bits of
literature, neit her can they lie comn-
miseratedl on thie veryv(isconcer'ting
string they found a ttchod to t heir
success. The caopitat was not a gift.
While it wans easy to fool the great
masses of Amierican pe(ople into gi'ving
their lives, the Allies have found it,
was imp~ossible to influence the hiardi-
headed Anierican business man into
laying down his capital on the altarj
of liberty or demuo(racy. He is too!
discerninug (o be cajoled by the gay'
propagand~a of yesteryear.
The plainuts of the Al lies for cancel-
lation of their debt to theIut 'iiteli
States were just as fervid as -their xwar
propaganda camnpa igtns cirnca 1917.
the difference being that - at th at time-
the capita lists were in fa voir of the'
plea, while they now aric distinctly not,

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ityr is too often i inthi andlsof Icliswxiftbitt;till aecusiiig satire, into thirl
xxhlo are lookting for e'vil, on .st't ent "lt'ptristircs of futility." This t,1-I
v tbhey till(d it.- It is tihoe tIiat 1punt an- -I eainof univyerisal ideas and enmo-
c al ttiiids ceae to 1f orce theirt-,.oliiitozl a single rchat-actor is
cOp1t illitSof mrigh t atiti wroui g 11) t tt iftI, and ltho ''Ilaiduc'' is axiid-
their "less mofral'' neighbors.k; ',x'it=g drattut, "ih ich htunns its
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-The League of Ntations Nv ill ntt -c ti i'5a Lgn ONil' 'h
11 t'-o stec~sutti tt -t-iahni~hmt prrToe', ye, t loaves them at
st rins wit ittit i~t~ti~- M moig te hnaltitrt am with a hopeflul---or
- . 11ha Itv--nding.
enough toicae Bti ornitof0the niat ion: -j
to wanlt to go to w,-,ir.' . Alan I,.1en- tLu hihly' ieit'iacl tentlent in this
son, itl i' s iiii1) beignored.,(either. Mr.
Parul S;ep 1ttsail s 5pons5ible2for
Il havXe sxworn uliiti te altar of'te roslpeimia1i atieut
,d fothiI'lay P'roduct ion 'lasses
thbe lvinrg God i-Ierunal iosi hlit y tY -l.<L; u eni
agaitnst everly for-miiof t ta Ia nov oY her t l, ,rsa:,ft- ft- last five weeks, anid
the muindt of tran'',"-Tonias ,Jteffer-son. ;;, ba. iih]ian t and clolrful back-
- I ind to flte ac thto 'The whole pro-I
'Ii thelieoplt)tle calt ilot idistctiss tOle'Gtlilt I Wtwill be staiged with a lavish'-
xxar Ihey have ttot to light antid pay ' o ,ml-nineso'elit of nio prodtuctioni

When it's a rainy
night-and with three crafty
bridge players your luck
is running wild
- have a Camel !

for, xwhio unoder heavencain ?"' Tbco -
don' Parker,

EDITORIAL COMMENT

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(T'hie lEmpoiria Dailly GazetteI)
'Tle one big se'cret i-;sue 0 i Aiiter_
itnipolitics is thianefaI (if theleprnt-'
amy. The lug, rich corporatikons that
bity govern meritkaioxxv that (le rxxill;
soonlie harre'd by Iawxx'frotm in-tatug
teirnmilllionis iiithle hi~imatQ. Sow they
tdemua nilIthe retu rn of the contvention
systemli xhe IHey tcatn XX mrk UTidrr
cover.
'PThI-great tdriveP agatinst: tine 11r111ary;

5 isi Aimliar'bor save of course the
almost p reposteros display of the
7 Iimion Opt-rn.
- Roibert I lenderson, who plays the
1l llite, i'Achlie'dIaisigunal success in
Tts role last summer withl the Glou-
-r rete Players, whe re the play was
stagi-d 1under the personal supervi-
in oftn the author. TLhe role of the
I ,illatinous Nco go xwili be played by
j William ot ishop, xwhose splendidd work
1 hs sttlt r has bIen especiatlly 'rcti-
itliii -, its x' 10 ~x'of the ccolorless parts
git motdI-Iliimt As N cagtghowever, Mr.
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in favor of' the caniellIatiout pilea.- The, syste010 of electitns is ottl-

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prospect of litak-lin millilouisiiy a -a my interests a-t'e ceking t Io 11,1t Ilit'
worldi war is faxretmitovxed from l osing tide of public opin iin aro utsell by fle
the same by a ntoble gesturue of cain~- 2 'slush funi"l're velat ion s ito ani as--
cel lation. scult on the direct, primiary. They n~ok
Now till'Al lies are U p taginustt, to rest ore t110 lross- ''(lil Ili-t, eas ilyv
France in p~articular. The trusting bouliightt conlt~onlt systemi.
sheep has turunediiout to) be tli e fabled TIhis mtox'mint is ledl by Snlt a v-
wolf. The huge sentiminttal ity of th1e ill A. Reed(, of P enntsylvai a, ott orne ty
American people canniot be utilized forA ndlrewXXMe llon, th (lie nited State~s
again, becauise'tte presses of thle coon i- Steel corporationit andtihle IPernsylvxa -

'Tht I"l'itI 1tttue; las hieongeut-i
arlly atitxwiely praised iis illustratd
in thlii folloinug ext rocts Am nithe
prol-s, wich1i wxe prin~t foir thii'edifica-
tiono oonot111111 t tovetrly' lun pro'sod I
xxithi the Nvisdont of this colun.
-IIaiduti a brillant phiy. .. .
it is rbIthint(olior anti chtaracteri/s-
tt '' (Sani Fratncisco(0Clirmnicle)
-"FullIIoh' color, passion acttd igua
im gi a tive tpal.'' \\alt'r Priitchard-

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pouring rain outside.
And fickle fate deals you
hands at bridge that you
play with consummate
skill-have a Camel!
For Camel is the silent
partner that helps every
deserving player win his
game. Camels never hurt
or tire the taste, never
leave a trace of cigaretty
after-taste. Regardless of
the gold you spend,
you'll never get choicer
tobaccos than those
rolled into Camels.
So this evening as you
ply your unerring skill,
evoke then the mellow-
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came from a cigarette.
Have a Camel!

try are mnot in f'avor- of i-Uunminhg aganist ; Iia trtilu-ooh. 'Illiis is all to thle -goot. ! I';t (ot >i 5 t it'r [jalt) I
the moneyed interests wVhic(hl they re p- I R eed Is ai i1 v<od-itn- in- xx-ool reactin .~ . at glaniortots ihit of tolor~
resent. Thiat Eniglantd realizes ftis is ioillary, the atblesttimid ittst. oggr essiVe frtmthe ii' 'it rpaithi ltt 0 ittouttatlt, vivid
shown by the alt iti olat n ely toaken by IIIo; ' lit all;lot t1:lie is sI toight-for-"a i nd Ifutll of aictioni. . . ....inning but
the English press. which denounces Yi ai'l aid but s his octrdls oni the tnlhl ellroi stusitited symbol of the spir'it of
the government(of our countruy but yet - Flirt y-fivXe state legislatuares met oo]in omzth. (Nexv York World)
allows that t he hig-lica teol Aumerican in 1927, K an sa~stimoiig the othier;. In ''It It~ohds (one tense. . . . '' (Sat-
people are jutst as good as everI-andl I every one of them a drive will be mnade urllay Review of Literature)
only could they lie apipealed to person-f to repeal the priniary. It insist be doe---------
ally tihe debt cancellation would only feated, antI Kansas will be as ked to!tA~ N.-- rnli Eutaxia-s an-
be a matter of time. The American l end off'. nounce'd formation or a commission
business men, a vastly under-rated(I Kansas is now electing the mein- with the functions of a council of
creature, is again on top. tiers of the legislature. Here is your state, pe'nding the 'reation of a perma-
It is imp~ossible to raise a sincere'- chance. See tha t all canldidates are nent body. All pers'ons arrested last
tear for the plight of the Entente. put on record. Supbiort only those Sunday for plotting the overthrow of
When a wily business man meets an-J pledged to defend the primary. the new~ government, the premier de-
other. wily bustiness man.t who is Just The primary law needs amlendment dardwlee- mte t eunt

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theme. We invite you to
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