MICHIGAN DAILY


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>rms of hazing have been abol-
.t the University of Wisconsin
esult of the serious injury of
nderclassmen In a recent class
Leaders of the sophomore and,
an classes,will go on trial be-
.e student self-governing body'
'ting the trouble and if convict-f
be expelled from the univer-.

'*yrocuse to (4ve Degree to Wliilney
Prof. Allen S. Whitney, of the de-
partment of education, and Mrs. Whit- -SITY WA
ney left- recently for a few days' visit
at Mrs. Whitney's former home in
Fairport, New York, and will stop at
y'racuse, New York, on the return talistics show 12,601 Alumni Were
journey. Syracuse university has sig- I In Service of Country In
nifled its intention of conferring the War
degree of doctor of laws upon Profes-
sor Whitney, and has requested his
presence at the conmmzncement e r DEFCORATIONS FOR BRAVERY
cises on June 1 for that purpose. Twv h snd x ndrdand


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We wish to thank the student
body for its splendid patronage
during the year.

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1 Y11 a lL 10W11 , p l A ULIl , W
one alumi of the University of Michi-
gan were in the service of the United
States during the World war, accord-
ing to statistics compiled by Harley
,. Senseman, director of the alumni
catalogue office. Mr. Senseman has
gathered together material relative to
the activities of the alumni of the Uni-
versity during the wr from military
circulars secured from various sour-
ces.
Of the 12,601 men in service 4,761
were officers. Of this number 3,880
were army officers, 531 navy officers,
317 aviation officers, and 48 naval avia-
tion fiicers. The University sent one
major general, 4 brigadier generals,
2 rear admirals, and 1 lieutenant colo-
nel.
Otte Hundred and sixty-six faculty
men entered theservice and of this
number 85 were officers. 2, 151 stu-
dents were enrolled in the University
of Michigan S. A T. C. and 596 in the
U. S. N. C.
224 Decorations Conferred
Two hundred and twenty-four dec-
orations were conferred upon alumni
of the University.. The Italian govern-
ment bestowed 23, the Cuban 1, the
British 16, the Roumanian 1, the Mon-
tenegran 1, the Belgian 6, the Serbian
2, the French 119, the Russian 2, the
Canadian 2, the United States 28. Un-
classified decorations total 23.
According to the statistics compiled
by Mr. Senseman 234 alumni died in
the service of the' United States. Of
this number 127 died within the United
States while 107 died on foreign soil.
Of the 234 men who gave their lives
in th3 war 117 had seen overseas ser-
vice and 117 had not been outside the
United States..
Thirty-seven alumni were killed in
action with infantry, 8 in aeroplane
battles; 142 died of disease, 3 were
killed in automobile accidents, 16 in
aeroplane accidents, and 1 in a rail-
road accident. Fifteen died from
wounds received in action, 4 were lost
in the sinking of vessels by subma-
rines, 2 were killed in drill accidents,
3 in accidental drownings, and 3 by
suicide.
Seniseinan Praises Alumni
In aletter to University officas giv-
ing the results of his investigation, Mr
Senseman says, "I have neither time
nor space to give any hint of some of
the very remarkable accounts concern-
ing the activities and services of many
of our alumni. Some of the stories re-
ceived read like the most idealistic
fiction and tell of the many acts of
heroism, strategy, self-sacrifice, devo-
tion, and disregard for safety in the
discharge of' duty. So far as I have
been able to follow the records there
was not a single case of desertion or
culpable conduct among our alumni.
The returns received by Mr. Sense-
man show that two former students
in the University served with the Ger-
man army during the war. i.41
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This is our last chance to say "Au
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COLUMBIA RECORDS NOW
r ON SALE
10th OF THE, MONTH LIST
A-3401 loonlight. Played by the Happy Six. Fox Trot........
Rebecca, Played by Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra. Fox Tr
A-3403 Some Little Bird. Played by Coon-Sanders Novelty C
chestra. Fox Trot..........................
10o Isomies. Fox Trot. Played' by Coon-Sanders Novel
Orchestra.
A-33 3 TwoF Seet Lps. Played by.Yerkes' Jaza inba Orchest
Fox Trot .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3azie. Played by Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra. Fox Tr
A-3391 Nestle in Your Daddy's Arms. Played by Art Hickma
Orchestra. Fox Trot ............................
I Spoiled You. Played by Art Hickman's Orchestra. F
. Trot.
A-31400 Wishing. Played by Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra. F
T rot ..................................
Vin Coming Bakito You-Maybe. Fox Trot by Ted Lewi
Jazz Band.
A-1;13:7 1rokhen 1bLoon. Sung ~by iNora Bayes................. .
In a Little t'rolit Parlor. Sung by Nora Mayes.
A-3;s7 Siren of a Southern Sea. Art Hickman's Orch. Fox Trol
Day Dreams. Art Hickman's Orchestra, Fox Trot.
A -33) Bright Eyes. Jess Libonati. Xylophone Solo .........
Underneath Hawaiian ,Shies. Jess Libonati. Xylophone
A-C,77 P1 Be, With You in Appie Blossom Time. Prince's 0
chestra. Waltz ...............................
iBaby Dreams. Prince's Orchestra, Waltz.
A-6181 Love In Lilac Time. Metropolitan Dance Players. Waltz
Meilo Cello. Metropolitan Dance Players. Waltz.
A-8175 Pussy Willow Waltz. Prince's Dance Orcli. Waltz....
Beautiful Annabell Lee. Prince's Dance Orch. Waltz.
A 61 0 l)earest One. Prince's Dance Orcrestra. Waltz......
Down the Trail to 1Mme Sweet hIome. Yerkes Jaza
rinba Orchestra. Waltz.
We also have a complete stock of records sung and p
by the most FAMOUS ARTISTS. Why not make a
tion of these to be enjoyed by the folks at home all d
your vacation.
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