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"lI, in the meantime, any are vitally EMJIE~~
interested and want additional infor-
mautien in mediately ,they may secureIS1 IE
it fmMr. J. 3. Kelly, local manag-erSA
cf the MihgnSate Telephone comrr-
ixi,"he concluded.

EXPERTS PLAN, TO
HIS TOR IC FOR TRES S MU E

Off ernRecital
Adv°ancedI students of the School of
Music wore heardl in a recikal last
might in thle school auditorium. Voice(,
pim no, and violin solos made up the

li P Session in Afternoon

11111,C0UNC1L APPROVES
~PRING WEE PlA

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Cl~t N d 1,1-1 IN g4 CUILCiVV each week, the meetings of the crm-
REL WIENS IXLEI) t tniittee will be announced from tiir:a
to time.

Meetings of the Association (if
American~ medical colleges will begin
at 9:3 o.'clock tomorrow morning in
the upper reading room of the Uin
It is expectedi that more than Q.0dle-
gates front the medical schools of tho
country and a large portion of tb,)
local medical school will be 1)resent.
Several speeches will be given in
the morning, chiefly preparatory to
the. afternoon business r etia g
Amendments to the present rules re-
quiring only two years of pre-medical
work will be considered in the after-
noon. 'These meetings will lbe impor-
tant because the policy as to the re-
quirements for admission to the med-
ical' schools of the member colleg es,
will be determined. The report of
the committee on Educational J'ada-
gogics, "The Medical Curriculum,"
wil~l be submitted.
Discussion of the :status of the clin-s
ical professor, (if the distinction be-
tween laboratory andl clinic, of tine
"Special Medical Student", and of thel
"Dean's Pr'oblems" w~ll be mc'S tudarmrnng
on Sturdy moning
WIT H OPE[N POSITINS'

Coach Fial4ing H. Yost andl Harry
Tillotson, assistant to the athletic di-
rector, explained the ticket distribu-
tion at football games to the council.
Coach Yost-ad that the method now
used w2,'i opens to acru,1rate c(:110.0k
all times, and was the liest -one that
could be devised. Tickets are give-ii
out in order of classes and the stand-,
acre evenly divided between students
and alumni. No one person hai re-'
(ceived more than four tickets top any
game and no organizations have been
favored with blocks of seats, unlessI.
they were applied for on time in the
pres=ribed, way. lie said the present
system of ticket distribution v,
worked over with a Student council
committee last year. Tbe applies-
tions are each numbered and filled i
order and, as they go throughl many
hands before beinry filled, there is li,-
tle possibility of unfairness.
('olnil tee R eports
The committee which hras. been
working with the managing editor cf
the Michiganensian, at his request,
reportedl that only 0 men -would ap-
pear in the activity section this year
instead of 128, last year. The men
are all graduating seniors 'and hav-1
'been active in campus work (Inrin
the past year. The managing editor
o: tufe year book desired the sectio-.

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Mai:rgaret Strauss pl7ayed a Beet-
,hlo en Sonata, Doris Schid~t, render-,
el n a rnr ll a h o , Cl e esTristesse and Etude by , A rensky.
with Miss Amelia Goodrich the other
pianist on the, programn.
Mhiss Kaiser, violinist, playedl the
Adagio from 'third Suite, by hlies.
Ruth Scheidler szing "Songs My Moth-
er Taught Me", the well known DvorI
ak melody. Mrs. Anna G. Johnso
gave a group of number. iIr. Had-
iey 'was the other vocalist on thli
p rog;ram.
Gr_-;ce to Nave '+ew Political Pairty
Athens, Feb. 23-- (By A.P. )-Lam-;,
,,rose A. Coromilas, former Greek
minister to the United States, has an-
nounced his intention of forrming a
new political party.i

-"O the strident or
f~ u cl T 'Urigv:as al1 for p ,effec t p
ivork. 17 tiacp degree:
3 coping.
Amric,-n Lead
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RIDER'S PERK SHOP
The fountain o, p,,r sari -
faction.

Section of W ttlenieni ,, of Fortress 3ionroc.

In. lickground are U. S. niaval vessels at; anchor in HamptonRod


(By Central Press) lie constructed of stone taken from1 The work will l
Norfolk, Va., Feb.' 2.-The United Fort Wool which standd almost in the plans prepared b;
States government has .been roussed miiddle of Hampton Roads. The stone ;oldest expert on
to action b y the reijort that in les is almost as historic as the old fort, world(. Ware is<
than 20 years unless some 'check is for it was taken to Fort Wool during the oldest employe
devised Fortress Monroe will be wa sh- the Civil war 'for 44the purpose of government.
ed away. This fortification, which is strengthening the fortifications there. ;___
regarded as the most formidable in Most of it was not used and has been
America and one of the strongest in piled uip there for half a century.
the world, houses some of the world's It will take several months to comn-
largest guns. Besides its battery of plete the. jetty, but when finished it W ev
mortars, there are guns which hurl aI will afford complete protection to V
shell 20 miles to sea. Fortress Monroe and will be strong
Two hundred and fifty feet of the' enough to throw back the heavy waves R{eal
beach above which stands the fort has' that beat against the shore whenever'
gone, adrift in the last 20, years. To there is a northwest 1)10w. The gov-.
save the' -historic old fortress from erment will spend something like
further danger in this direction the $50,000 in the construction of the jetty.

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be carried out along'
by James Ware, the
fortifications in 'the
82 years old , znd is
' of the United States
Gof 'Em
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LN(f1E.'IS ,A ,RSys1iT~k:ES~
Reprsenati cs rom11,v& roni
I ~er(2t ha.sicss oncrnscalle.
c on jy att i'e officeof,i1,seph IA.]

ii LN ao.in order to enhance its value and government is erecting . a jetty 240I
.)rcvcnt dissatisfation. !yards long and six feet hig94 on 1 ho
The onurittee on campus events, in ;beach around l the fort. T1e jett wil
I rbir report, said that the Sprin,,g - ° -
metgames this year would be carried onATI( SW V
dl re-; in such a way as to elimnate any un- x, Y=_ PLY SF; ~ TlY~
Bars- fairness. It was scggested that a, -- -


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ley, Dean of Sti
of ac(intl ing 1,
the fact that t
of an interestiin
nature (durir t
'permanently, af
J. T. Shieafor,
ident of the Mic
comipany, and*I
maniager of, the
pany, were the7
represenjtat ives,
all of the large
sities of the cc
samre propositici
They are a r
students in en~
administration,
specializing inc
Many of the pt
be placed in &Hf
will be situjated
° ctics.
"On iMarch I<
turn to A nn Are
(lays and would
men who might
propositions,";

adents, I' the purpose i anner might be offered as a trophy }ayu' ~r~~i ~g ~ t
Mich ,igan stud(rts with to the winning side in the contests. Jtuna ltrr rccyar, to be col-
Uluy moy secure work! The comncil committee on the J-I-opj ductetl in a (ljffer nt nianntr this year
ng anhd remunerative ;Wil submit a full report, at *the next ith lan ine for.me r yE ars. 'A , o open ITIC -
the summer ne~ontbis or 1 mecting. ingwilb ndtte iii henr
fter graduation. -- - -to weeks similar to tile one ' 1 ,l!i
a~siistant to the pros- IQ~lIt '4FC~( Tr ) ISTRIBUT : this 4v ek ,twhich ajll l)rOil)(s 'ii;'
c2higan State Telephone i ALL STATE APPPR0PRIJrf4 i enibers are inlvited1 itobel~a resenit
The.IH. Frick, Det roft; The visitors are asked to take ixrt
Western Electric ccn- (Conatinued from Page One) in the discussions at these .:ee t~ig.
men andlthey or other tprest funds for the soldiers' bonhus at This plan is for the 'pur pose oif ac-
planto isi nerlywell as the addlitionail money request-I quainting new members wJt~i the pod_ -
I~la to isit neale to pay clraims will be taken froms icy of the society bafore they efe°
r colleges and -univer-mRuart
outrnet al taxation on the iheory that egulrtyouts will be conduced fol-
otrprsnngtethe soldiers' bonus wa!proe lowing these special meetings
wa ppoedbs ,metns
miulr., iteeedin:he pelople at the polls and it was gas-+
rt~cua~lyintr ; edinsumed to come out of taxation. i loo you (d0 business with "Jimmie
ineeingandbusut ss Acc ording toi the figures that hiave ' The Ad Taker"? Ile can help you out
as we-ll as students ;lieen corn pied the cost of opserating;
chemnistry and physicYs, state departmnents will amount to ap-
tudoents employed wifl proximately $ 6,000,000. This amount, !
rice work, while others fit is expected will be yieldled by tile
d in research labora- corporation tax.
2 these men will re- ( s,. . Oil to Come F'rom l1Alaska I
rlor for three or four Washingto n, Feb. 28---ithdrau -t
Ilike to interview any; of 20,000,000 acres of land in Alaska
be interested in their Ito form a new naval oil reserve was f~
said Dean Bursley.j announced Tuesday.

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Every college graduate has ideals concerning
his future business career. There is one wise
choice open to you. This choice will~ not only be
a business of standing in itself but it will put you
in touch with-every business and prove a gateway
to countless opportunities.
Scores of the highest ranking graduates of every
college are yearly entering the Insurance business.
They find in..insurance--Fire; Marine and Casualty
- ideal surroundings, ideal conditions and ideal
business contacts.
The Insurance Company of North Americas is a
national, historical institution-founded in 1792-
with over a century and a quarter of well earned
prestige. Conservative policies and dependable
service have been respornsible for the growth and
for the constructive activities of the Company in
the development of the entire insurance profession.
Insurance Company of
North America
PHILADELPHIA
and the
Indemnity Insurance Company of Northi America
erite practically every form of insurance ecept life.


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perfect -tailoring that rn"kes the finished suit dis-
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