'EBRUARY 23, 1921. THE MICHIGAN DAILY


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DEPARTMENT CREATED,

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20 Smdents
are required to complete the en-
rollment in the infantry unit of
the R. 0. 'I. C. Enroll now in
room 241, Engineering building.

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who as whip and floor leader brought izens." I had no citizen in my mind
the resolution to the floor, presenting other than any disloyal one.
it for debate, and then afterwards was, Repelled Charge
chosen to present the reason upon However, I must say that as against
which America declared the war. I one of the senators from this state
shall send a copy of this address to the charges such as the professor re-
Professor ' !obbs, who I know in his fers to were made, and he had gen-I
fairness wili realize the error he has erally been charged in the state withC

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OLIVER MOROSCO Presents
EVERYBODY'S COMEDIEONE
Charlotte Greenwood in
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A. -H. WOODS Pr3Ct
"UP IN MABEL'S ROOM"
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REGENTS ALSO APPOINT PROF.j
BURSLEY DEAN OF
STUDENTS
The /establishment of a University
department of physical education and
the appointment of Prof. J. A. Burs-
ley as dean of students were the two
outstanding results of the regular
monthly meeting of the Board of Re-
gents Feb. 11. Gov. Alex Groesbeckj
was in Ann Arbor for a conference
with the Regents at this time.
No appointment was made to the po -
sition of director of physical educa-
tion. When chosen this man will be
given the rank, duties, and privileges]
of a full professor. He will have di-
rection of all athletic fields farn men

MLWs ANSWERS HOBBS
Di)ELIRES HE VAS OPPOSFD BY
( M1A PAPERS TUR) 11T
WORLD WAR,
Editor, The Michigan Daily:
Just now am T in receipt of the
views expressed by Professor Hobbs in
your paper concerning the lecturers.
The able professor has been greatly
misinformed as to me. He has been
so busy discharging his noble work

fallen into.t
I came W Illinois and in every Ger-
man locality opened war by publicj
speech to force the support of ie ad-
ministration and the country: This
was later used against me and I wasj
charged with "abusing the Germans asj
disloyal and as criminals" and I wasj

indifference and even with disloyalty.
I repelled the charge in his behalf, as
I know it was most unfair; he was
unfortunate in being misunderstood.
I send you this note that your read-
ers may understand that without re-
gard to any of the matter referred toI
by the professor, for myself, in a state

charged with having originated my Republican to the amount of nearly a
bill giving the courts the right to million majority and a city and county'
withdraw citizenship from disloyal from 250,000 to 400,000, my attitude on
citizens as an "attack on German cit-' (Continued on Page Eight)

olege -Students
What Is Your Earning Capacity?
When you get out into the ivorld after gradua.
Lion what salary will you be a)le to command?
You will have a college education to your credit, but you wil
be able to step into a good position withont ability to render
your employer some practical service. And whai special prep-
aration would give you a better chance to learn any business
and to gain promotion than ablility to fill a secretarial position?
Our courses in
ISHO RTHANDI

and women, of both gymnasiums, and that he probably did not have oppor-
of all- sports, both indoor and out- tunity to know the facts.
door, intercollegiate and intramural. It is not true "that I was defeated
He will be placed in entire charge of here in my home town for senator."
the athletic office, and will be chair- To the contrary-though the city of
man of the board in control of outdoorI Chicago had gone 165,000 Republican
athletics. for Mayor Thompson, the county 50,-
Through the new office it is hoped 000 further majority on the county
that methods will be evolved where- ticket, the city gave me 75,000 major-
by every student on the campus will ity and the city and county combin-

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become actively interested in physical
training. The Regents ordered that
with the beginning of the fall semester
next October, the athletic tax which
is a part of the annual tuition shall
not entitle the student to admission
to indoor athletic events. This action
was made necessary by the fact that
it is'impossible to seat the entire stu-
dent body at any indoor event.
Formal approval was given to the
plans of the alumnae council of the
Alumni association for soliciting
funds for the proposed women's
building. The Regents will provide a
site for the building when the sum of
$500,000 is subscribed.

ed left me with 50,000 majority over
Hon. I)Iedill McCorrIck, one of the
owners of the Tribune, and who was
then a member of congress and for
a long time previous in public life.
Opposed by Germans
The German papers throughout the
state, particularly beyoun Cook coun-
ty, fought me on the ground, as was
reported, that I was one of the authors
of the resolution declaring war on
Germany. Second, they called atten-
tion to the fact that I was the man

are stepping-stones to future positions that are worth while.
Enrollments taken today for new day and evening classes in
this branches.
Let us talk the matter over with you.

D onaldson

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Shubert (Detroit) - Charlotte
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