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to him the reasoning power that goes
with seven years of effort. But we
are forced to equally remark that this
daily will not cease its campaign at
once. And we are glad to inform
Michigan studentsthat we still intend
to publish the facts that the Confer-
ence board has not given out.
Certainly there can be no objection
to those who are interested in the
question being given a chance to know
the facts. If the facts as they are
seen by the variouscollege dailies,
the teams, the coaches, the students
and the alumni are distorted, let the
Conference board give out the infor-
mation which it has so carefully sup-
pressed for seven years. All that we
want before we act is complete in-
formation. And in the narrowness of
our reasoning power, we are inclined'
to insinuate that the campaign will
have effect.
BOILERMAKERS TO ELECT
YEAR BOOK EDITORS TODAY
President Edward Lazear, of the
senior engineer class, has called a
meeting of the class tonight to elect
two associate editors of the Michigan-
ensian, as is the usual custom. One
of these men will write the class his-
tory, while the other will compile
class statistics. The'election of class
toastmaster will also occur at this
time. The meeting will be held in
room 311 of the new engineering
building at 7:15 o'clock.
THEATRICAL CIRCLES.
"The Divorce Question."
The perils that beset the inexperi-
enced and unprotected on an initial
visit to a great city is strongly in evi-
deuce in Win. Anthony McGuire's
play with a punch "The Divorce Ques-
tion" direction of Rowland and Clif-
ford, at the Whitney tonight.
The numerous pitfalls and snares
to which the unsuspecting are sub-
jected is graphically shown and he or
she who can resist.those powerful in-
fluences for evil must indeed have
supreme .will power.
At the Majestic.
A laughable travesty on Hamlet
will be offered by Albert Hall and his
company of players at the Majestic
tonight. Another laughmaking act
will be that of Lew Welch the cele-
brated Hebrew comedian in his vaude-
ville skit entitled "Levinsky's Old
Shoes" a condensed version of his suc-
cess "The Shoemaker."
The Andrews Comic Opera Company
opens next Monday and the panto-
mime extravaganza "The Cat and the
Fiddle" with a cast of thirty people
comes next Thursday night, Dec. 12.
Graduates to Have Party Tomorrow.
The graduate club will give a party
at Barbour gym tomorrow evening at
7:30. It is intended chiefly to renew
old acquaintances, and to welcome
those students who were unable to at-
tend the previous gatherings of the
club.
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