THE MICHIGAN D/ L) NTS L tembers of the D. A.R estab- .oan fund for Michigan stu-; tonor of Mrs. Sarah Caswell, f the chapter, at their quart- alal meeting Thursday after- the Assembly hall of the oans of $100 will be made to cents, and if possible the vill be raised to five later in UB CHANGES NAME; NS FOR YEAR ANNOUNCED Chorus of Womens voices is name taken by the School of rls' Glee club. Unaccompan- .s work will be a feature of of the organization. Plans formulated for a concert to iere in February aid a trip ring vacation. ze our Advertisers.-Adv.. PEGION SPONSORS [embers Contend Sweet Bill Fails InI Aiding All Needy Service Men ELEGATES FROM 11,000 POSTS WILL ATTEND CONVENTIONr , D: Po sUniversity of Michigan, told a hard luck story, and was given $15. TWheedles Money Now comes a report of the same Richard Bush, operating at Long Posing as a member of the Universi- Beach, CAlif., who called upon the ty faculty, a man giving the name of father of a Michigan student and put Richard Bush is going about the count- up a hard luck story similar to the one told in Chicago this summer. He ry getting loans of money from the ot a chco t0s.e.H parents of Michigan students. No description has been given of the Two cases are reported of the oper- culprit except that he has a strong ations of Bush. Last summer he was German accent. Apparently, though, he is in close touch with affairs at the in Chicago and visited the mother of University, because he usually gives a Michigan student there, claimed he the parents plausible information used to he her son's nrofessor at the about their sons. I If you are thirsty, or If you just need a friend, Drop in at that. friendly place. 'TUT T'LE'S LUNCH ROOM you are hungry, or I Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 17.-Nation- al headquarters of the American Le- gion announced today that it is ex- pected that the Legion will, in its third annual convention at Kansas City beginning Oct. 31, reaffirm its stand for adjusted compensation for veterans. Headquarters predicts that the convention will lay plans for a 'fight to the finish" on' that issue be-I fore Congress and that it will take steps to relieve distress among 900,- 000 ex-service men who are reported to be unemployed. More than 1,000 voting delegates will be present, representing 11,000 posts of the Legion. . Preparations have been made to care for 100,000 out- of-town visitors in Kansas City during the convention. ' To Brlng Up Other Isues A survey of Legion sentiment throughout the country as expressed in instructions to delegates and in actions by state anid county conven- ti"ns"of the Legionreveals, says the announcement, the following addition- al issues on which it is likely the national Legion assempiy will declare I KL7 C!{.L 4V. Ll4 LL lrl IVL. 1:i j!L ViVL713V1 444 VLLV i i I TIME OF SHOWS:' Matinees: 2:00 and 3:30 Evenings: 7:00 and 8:30 Last Showing TODAY 'AJSEEN STf THERE IS NO ADVANCE IN PRICES MAURICE TOURNEUR'S GREAT PRODUCTION THE OLISH,.MTRO- A Fascinating Story of New York Today a _a ADVANCED ECRETARIAL TRAINING )R STENOGRAPHERS NDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS' Class Commences OCTOBER 24 IT IS A STORY THAT GIVES THE ANSWER TO WHAT EVERY WOMAN WANTS TO KNOW AND WHAT EVERY MAN THINKS HE KNOWS. I id VA -dI I 1 1 &M W W.tl, itself: It is ;heldacertgin at headquarters that immediate action will be taken for temporary if not permanent relief of the jobless veteran. A national com- mittee of the organization has been making a study of relief measures fol- lowing a country-wide survey. It is affirmed by some members of the Legion that passage of the Sweet bill, creating the Veteran's Bureau, has not fully overcome all the dffi- culties which have prevented disabled men from obtaining all their rights, and this question will be considered. In each of the 14 regional districts of the Veterans' Bureau a representa- tive of the Legion has been assisting the bureau in adjusting points between posts and individuals. These repre- sentatives will be able, to present to the convention reports showing just what the new bureau is or is not do- ing. 1 4 AN ALL-STAR CAST INCLUDING DORIS MAY AD HOBART BOSWORTH - COMEDY SPECIAL "LET ME EXPLAIN" THIS IS ONE OF THE SEASON'S BEST SHOWS. TOPICS OF THE DAY AND MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA PRESENTED WITH ) ANN'S MALTED MILKS Passes State Conventions 3 Further plans for obtaining passage of the Federal-adjusted compensation bill are to be considered. Legion rep- resentatives say that almost every state convention since the recommit- ment of the measures has passed reso- lutions of firmest support for its policy of pushing the bill. The organization's national legislative committee will pre- sent a report on the subject with re- commendations for further procedure. F aU s Drug Store Professor Hobbs in India Next Monthl Word has been received that Profes- sor W. H. Hobbs of the Geology de- partment is expected to arrive in Cal- cutta, India, by Nov. 11. Professor Hobbs is on a geological expedition around the world, his expenses being paid from a fund provided by ex- Governor Charles S. Osborne. Have you been to the Packard this year?-Adv. 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