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Fire Does Small Damage
Slight damage was caused by the
fire which broke out on the roof of
the D'Ooge residence on Washtenaw
Ave. yesterday morning. At the pres-
ent time the house is occupied by
Robert Frost and his family.
WARXE AGAINST VIOLENCE INj
TREATING WITII OFFENDER
April 27, 1922.
Editor Michigan Daily.
Dear Sir:'
I notice that, in spite of the "gentle-
man's agreement" which my son en-
tered into with a representative of
the Students' council to the end that
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nave shown themselves to be well $It-
ted for their respective parts.
The cast, as announced by J. B.
Cloppet, the director, is as follows: L,
d. Palmiter, '24, W. M. Randall, Grad.,.
R. C. Rumsey, '23, Edward Parnall,
'25, F, G. Donner, '23, T. L. Rice, '23,
M. A. Ewing '24, H. F. Barrett, '24,
Carl Chandler '23E, G. C. Graham, M,
L. Finn, '23,0. R. Betron, '24, Bernesse
Warsaw, '22, Elsie Cooper, '23, Martha
Chapin '23Ed., Dorothy Avery, '22Ed.,
Athelie Hough, '22, Edelaine Roden,
'22, Dorothy Whipple '23, Harriette
Sewell, '24, Margaret.Moye, '22, Hel-
ena Silver, '22, Helen Woodruff,
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the controversy about his wearing his
cap might be closed, the freshman
class voted yesteday to put him "on
probation."
As the so-called vigilance committee
had apologized, though ungraciously,
to my wife, and my son had according
to his agreement bega wear his
toque, I supposed the tter ended.
Now since, by this ation, he is no
longer .a member of the class, he is
again wearing what he pleases. If the
affair is dropped now, everybody will
be happy except perhaps tle large
body of freshmen who were -not at the
meeting, and many ofwhom no doubt
regret the folly of those who were
there and voted to do so silly a ting.
My letter' to The Daily last Tues-
day explained fully my son' attitude,
and I will not again take space to say
more than that he is always amenable
to gentlemanly advice and argument,
but never to coercion or threat of
force.,
I wish to make clear my stand in
the matter. There is no objection to
ostracizing my son, or sending him to
Coventry, or voting him out of the
class, but there must be no physical
violence used. This is not the right
of any student to undertake, and my
attempt at such a solution'will bring
very regrettable consequences both to
the students implicated and to the
University.
I am already receiving letters from
prominent business men who are
cheered that somebody is taking a
stand against the folly of those who
would force every college student, no
;matter what his quality or originality,
to walk the same narrow patch of
mpdioerity and conventionality. Seri-
ous men are looking for a place to
send their sons where they can get
education and not simply follow tra-
ditions. 'ihere is no way in which
students can do more harm to the
fair name of the University of Michi-
gan than by letting the idea get
abroad that no student is safe here
who does not follow the beaten trail
traced by some little group of tra-
ditional fanatics who never had an
original idea in their poor little heads.
Let us have a return to sanity; to
a regime of live and let live. I have
known and undestood students too
long to believe that the majority stand
for such "a narrow-minded conception
of' what is worth while in life as to
have sympathy with the little band of
fanatics who so valiantly voted my
son out of the freshman class:
C. H. Van Tyne.
DATE F FC PLAY
ANNONCED ASMY . 9
Owing to confusion with several
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all members have been working on
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commenced to round out in good
shape.' The leading roles are to be
played by Lester 0. Palmiter, '24, and
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