TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1926
THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY
PAGE THREE
SLOSSON WILL SPEAK ON "S!.U ivriy il ev SENTIMENT
EVOUTONNDRELGIN~New York City September '8T0Oos
IPlans for the S. S. "University," Lionel G. Crocker' is to accompany
Prof. Preston E. Slosson, of the; around the world cruise for college the college cruise as head of the pub- I (By Associ
history department, will lead th~e di- men, are fast being completed. Stu- 'lie speaking department. Mlr. Crock- Behind the footI
cusionat5:3 oclok undyJul dents enrolling in this "Traveling Un- er's wife, Dr. Crocker, until recently pie theater at C1
11,at he tudntsuper n te Cn-iversity" will leave New York city, an assistant of Dr. Bell, will act as Cohans-Jerry anl
greatona curh. rofesorSls-Sept. 18, on the S. S. Ryndan of the women's physician. children, George I
greatinalchuch Prfesor los Holland-American line. This 22,0004 Ex-President Theny of Western Ito- first found theinlsel
son's topic will be "Evolution and i ton boat has been fitted over for col- serve university is at the head of the vaudeville bill.
Religion."I lege work which will be elected by educational division of the trip. He isI On the roof gars
Speakers at other distussions dur-I students representing every state in now in Europe making detailed ar- sonic Temple here
ingth net onh wllbeDea E-ithe Union. Courses in all essential rangements for the cruise. The S. S.$ salary, of $1,000 av
ward H. Kraus of the. Summer ses- I branches of the college studies will Ryndan is expected to return some-' unprecedented pay
sion, Miss Eleanor Ffutzel, Detroitj be given, time in May. Approximately 40 per quartet.
police woman, and Hurry Kipke, as- cent of the time taken for the cruisej And here. at th
sistant football coach.,, wil be spent onI land. The party will j1S years ago, thec
FimIo h oinpcuesrPCUErH divide into groups at the shore accord- "Little JIohnny Jo:
ims sbe s for the nlto itremain-.. MOTION PCU E FR ing to the special interests of the in- g 'eatest fGog
Ices as te TO ~ TI~l~fldividual students.
der of June and July. They are: MOM T NWIUIO'.Tee heeee
TheManWihou aConcince" Those who are anxious to obtain I the life of ani act
June 27; "The Ranger of the BigI further information regarding the lictated his choice
PieIuy4 H~a' le"Juy HLYOD ue2.(P-h cruise can (10 so by communicating I site for the theater
Pns"Bel ;"gnsAlowyte"'Jy HLYODJne2.-(P Th with Lionel G. Crocker of the public memorial to his1
11; "BlwteLine," July 1; and cikn~ftecmeahsbertled~(1~e1~ T
"Red Hot Tires," Tuly 25.,oee speaking department. bsoee s1h
Speakers at the morning preaching o h o hremn tris tozl t-heith (
services will include Rev. John IVW whose names have shone forth from Professor Scott Isno. the tonlyste
Niven of Brickley Presbyterian church, picture theaters around the world, Fo sad
SorEurps old Cohan Grand,
London; Rev. Aeneas J. MacKenzie, started their struggle toward the clue-Sal years ago for- his
Brewster church, Detroit; Arthur E. 1Irole i (ie
Holt, professor, of social ethics at ('lii rf F .Sctoftertop.de G'erCoa c
agThooiaseiayan rf Stages and props which have been Prf}.N ctoftereoi e Whn1ha
H.ago Thalkgelsnr, and Prte hiao. In almost continuous use since Jesse L. par'tment, accompadniedl by his wife,1 1912 he opened it
Theological seminary faculty. I Lasky and Cecil B. DeMille pooled sailed for Europe, June 16, where: ii whose cast,.w
________________their money, rented a barn and started; they plan to spend the summer. Pro- (comeianiii namied1
production a dozen years ago, have fessor Scott will attend the meeting ofI There were snbseq
Identiying M rks ben demlished Famou Playes ,41the British Association for teA- Chnpae u
W ill K~eep Parisian Lasky, bag and baggage, have moved vancemnent of Science, which is to be; playhouse -in "Br(
to their new 26-acre home, held at Oxford, Aug. 8 to 11. He will y'c'ai' after he took
Reporters In Safety Axes and crowbars have ripped also be present at the session of the
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PARKS, June 22.-Parisian newspa-
per repiorters may wear high hats when
covering assignments where trouble
is likely to rise. Not as a mal ter of
protection, but of identification.
Instances of reporters being injured:
inl street frays have grown quite com-
mon. not due to the police growing
more ferocious but because they are I
unable to distinguish between rioters
and reporters. French news writers
beginning to appear on the scene ofl
manifestations rather then remaining
behind police lines and waiting for{
the news to reach them-as once wasl
the custom.
A "political revolution, with organ-
ized labor giving united and unqual-
ified support to the Western farmer,
will result from the recent defeat of-
the Haugen bill for farm relief."--
Matthew Stoll, vice-president of the
American Federation of Labor.
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which indicate the rapid approach of
the worldl's end."-Rev. Paul Linde-
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official delegate from the University, bas endowed a cha
and will read a paper on "The Teach- tory, civilizationr
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