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LEAGUE OF NATION LOOKS DISABLED MEN TO
TO FUTURE, SAYS HASKINS INTERVIEW SCOTT
(Continued from Page One) Mr. Jerome B. Scott, national repre
coal supplies, he remarked: "The bill sntative of the federal board for vo-
of restoration is too large; the re- ctional education, will be at .the Red
maining resources of Germany are too Cross headquarters at 343 South State
small. The terms are hard but they street on Wednesday, Feb. 4, to inter-
are not as hard as those which were view the disabled men of the county.
forced upon Belgium and France. If -
they are not borne by Germany, they Final decision in all cases will be
will have to be borne by the people of rendered by Mr. Scott, and those who
the destroyed regions." He declared desire may be placed in training im-
that Germany's territory had not been mediately. All men who were inca-
devastated. pacitated during the war to such an
He described the organization of the extent that they have been unable to
Peade' conference, saying that the return to their oniginal occupations
American delegation was chiefly con- are asked to report to him.
suited on economic matters by the Men reporting must bring with them
Committee of Four, which was formed their discharge papers and all docu-
of the executive heads of the United, ments relating to their disability.,
States, England, France, and Italy, Names of those expecting to interview
who transacted most of the business of Mr. Scott should be phoned to the ex-
the Conference. He' also stated that ecutive secretary of the Red Cross,
some of the best work of the Confer- Miss Margaret Cooley, by Feb. 4,
ence was done by the commissions on phone 2751.
various problems that were ap-
pointed. . PHI CHI TOi MEET THETA CHI
IN BASKETBALL GAME TONIGHT
LOCAL R. 0. T. C. OFFICERS
ARE DEMOTED TO CAPTAINS Intersociety basketball is nearing
its completion, as evinced by the fact
(Continued from Page One) 1that the winner of the Phi Chi vs.

WHAT'S GOING ON
WEDNESDAY
3:30-University informal swimming
team meets in city Y. M. C. A.
4:00-Soph combined social committee
meets in third floor of Union.
4:00-Ferris Institute club meets in
room 306, University hall.
4:15-ulie students' recital at the
School of Music.
:15- Triangles-Sphinx sinner at
Union.I
7:15-Bay City club meets in room
304 of Union.
7:15-Marines meet at Union.
7:15-Commeree club meets in room
320 of Union..
8:00-Zionist soeiety meets in Lane
hall.I

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UNIYIRSAL T

ROUSE AND SENATE EAJ
CONFLICT ON MILIARY
PROVISION

8:15 "Alice Sit-By-The-Fire"
Whitney theater.

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Vadhams & Co.

Man Street

State Stget

J-Hop Soon Will Be Here
and you will want to be
properly dressed. We

just received a fine

k of

tain Arthur being in service there for
a year and a half and Captain Lucas'
for less than six months. Both offi-
cers received wound stripes. Captain
Lucas was injured by a piece of high
explosive which struck him in the'
head, and Captain Arthur was severe-
ly gassed.
According to reports it is understood,
that the efforts of these two officers
were largely responsible for inaking
the organization of an R. 0. T. C. unit;
at Michigan a certainty. The men en-1
rolled now number 140.
Courteous and satisf'actorn i
TREATMENT toevery custom-
er, whether the account be large
or small.
The Ann Arbor Savings Bank
Incorporated 1869
Capital and Surplus, $550,000.00
Resarees......$4,000,000.00
Northwest Cor. Main & Huron
707 North,Universitr yve. J

Theta Chi contest will place in the
finals. Both teams have displayed ex-
celleht form and a tight game is ex-
pectel. The fracas is scheduled to
start at 8:30 o'clock tonight. The
Craftsman and the Grand Rapids club
will also compete at this time.
Finch, the captain of the all-lit five,
will lead his basket tossers on the
floor at 5:15 o'clock to meet the all-
electrical aggregation. The tense riv-
alry between the two teams will make,
the struggle an Interesting one to
watch.
Daughter Born to Former Daily Man
Mr.,and Mrs. Verne E. Burnett an-
Aounce the birth of a daughter, ' kath-
erine Ellen on Jan. 23. Mr. Burnett
was graduated in February, 1917. He
was a former news editor of The
Daily.
Do your shades need repairing or
(renewing. We shall be glad to sup-
ply your needs. Pohne 237. C. H.
Major& Co.-Adv.

THURSDAY
7:30-Phi Sigma society meets in
room B452 of Natural'Science build-
ing.'
8:00-Christian Science society meets
in Lane hall.
8:00-John Drinkwater lectures in
Hill auditorium.
FRIDAY
8:00--Romeo and Juliet will be pre-
sented by Shakespearean reading
class in Sarah Caswell Angell hall.
U-NOTICES
All seniors holding proofs of Michi-
ganensian sittings are asked to ap-
prove same and return them to the,
photographers as soon as possible.
There are still a large number of se-
niors in all classes who have so far
neglected to make appointments for
Michiganensian sittings. These ap-
pointments must be made before
Saturday, Jan. 31.
Phi Kappa Sigmar
D efeats; Zel Psi

Full Dress;

Suits

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* (By -Associated Press)
Washington, Jan. 27.-VarIance be-
tween Republican leaders of the sen-
ate nd house on enactment of uni-
versal military trAining legislation to-
day came out into the open.
Closely following icorporation yes-
terday of a universal' training provs-
ion in the army re-organization bill
-by the senate military committee, Rej-
resentative Mondell of Wyoming, Re-
publican leader in the house, declar-
ed in an address today that leaders
of the party responsible for inaugura-
tion of such legislation would be ast
into political oblivion.
Would Need Bond Issue
The government, Representative
Mondel told the house, would be com-
pelled to spend $1,000,000,000 and to
raise the money by a bond issue to
put the universal training plan into
operation.
Senator Wadsworth, oihairman o
the military committee, yesterday es-
timated that adoption of four months
training for all youths between the
ages of 18 and 21 inclusive would en-
able such a reduction in the regular
army establishment as to cut the pre-
sent annual expediture of $1,100,000,-
000 to approximately $500,000,000.
Demand. More Offiers.
Representative Mondell estimated
that 50,000 additional officers would be
required under universal training and
that $300,000,000 would be required to
'but camps and cantonments into con-
dition and $60,000,000 would be .need-
ed to maintain them. Clothing and
equipment for each youth would fur-
ther increase the cost, he said.
Chairman Wadsworth was unable to
report the army re-organization bill to-
day but announced he wuld attempt
to do so tomorrow.
ADELPHI DEBATERS ELECT
OFFICERS FOR NEW TERM
Adelphi House of Representatives
Tuesday night elected the following
offlcers for the new term: speaker, Si-
mon Scetzer, '21; clerk, Leon Gru-
baugh, '22; assistant clerk, Louis
Gottelb, '22; sergeantat arms, H..W.
Hindes, '21; oratorical delegate, Shin-
Ji Yonemoto, '20E. Kelsey Guilfoil
Just completed a year's service - as
speaker of the House.
Transport Disabled; Crew Safe
(By Associated Press)
Halifax, Jan. 27. - The disabled
United States army transport, Powha-
tan, was towed into Halifax harbor at
7:30 this evening."
Whale Meat As Beefsteak Substitute
Seattle, Wash., Jan. 17. - Whale
meat at 20 cents a pound is threaten-
ing to reduce the price of beefsteak
in the Pacific northwest.
Ruin of Middle Classes _Predited
London, Jan. 27.-Sir H. Rider Hag-
gard, the author, believes the middle
classes of England are on the "road
to ruin."
Have those rooms cleaned and. re-
decorated for the J-Hop. Call 237,
and the goods will be delivered. C.
H. Major & Co-.Adv.
We set glas. C. H. Major & Co--
Ad.,
Read the Daily for Campus News.
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make. Nothing more u
need be said regarding
them. They cannot
help but being right in
every detail and the
prices are also low.
Cowrright 1919 Hart Schaffner & M
Fine stock of Dress Suits for Hire
Reule, Conlin, & Tiegel Co.
The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothing
THE BIG STORE
Southwest Corner of Main and Washington Streets

They need hurt no longer. A trip to this
store to consult the Dr. Scholl Foot Expert
whom we have arranged to have here during
business hours
Wednesday and Thursday
will examine your feet and advise you how
to quickly obtain comfort.

Phi Kappa Sigma took the measure
of Zeta Psi to the score of 29 to 11.
The Zeta Psi team was outweighed by
the winning aggregation but put up a
plucky fight.
Elmer Cress was, the star performer
for the Phi Kappa Sigma and Van
Boven and M. Lourie of the same
(team showed a very classy brand of
ball to the spectators. Zeta Psi was
well represented in its clever little
forward Long. He was the most con-
sistent point winner for the losing
basketeers. This victory puts the Phi
Kappa Sigma team into the semi-fin-
als. They meet Lambda Chi Alpha
at 8 o'clock Thursday night.
Randall and Loebe of the All-lit
five, playing a fast game, with the
help of their teammates were able to
defeat the civil engineers in a hard
fought contest. Adans played in the
stellar role for the losers. The score
was 11 to 7 when the final whistle
blew.
The All-engineers fell before the
business ads in a loosely played game.
Nickolson and Zimm were responsible
for the majority of the business ads'
14 points. Spalding was successful
in several. long heaves at the bas et
and covered the court remarkably
well. The final score was 14 to 9.
Get your Furniture and Rugs at
Koch and Henne.-Adv.

Examination

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Saturday
Jan. 31,-9:30 P.M

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Jan. 31,-9:30 P. M

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