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rtio, O BriishNEXT YEAR'S OFFICERS
ire Predicted ByTurner rnri i CC iii ii

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Great Britain has passed its big'hest gtreat association of ; nglish speaking
point, and the tendency now is to- Peoples, a loose, informal organ~iza-
ward the break-up ofti, h ordstio' built around the _United States."z
greatest empire. The change will, of
course, take place gradually, end ex- c' ion Head Will f'
tend over a. long period of years. That,
is the opinion of Prof. Edward Ii(I Give Out Poppies.
Turner of, the history department.
Professor Turner gives as rEasons
for his belief the following falcts:
The British Empire has, in the past,if
~:been held together largely by the su-
periority of the English navy. But,+
~.at the Washington Armanwunt confer- v 1
ence the British admitted that the 1
UniteA States had, and hall a right !
to have, a navy equal to the British1
in size and power. s
Out of the 450,000,000 people who 4c
EVs make up the. British Empire only ?
65,000,000 are Englishmen, and only'
50,000,000 of these live in the Britishf
Isles. China has a population almost
as great as that of the entire British
Emnpire 'and they are all Chinese, o I /
at least have the same racial char-
_acteristics. , Russia, with her 140 mil-
lions-heer population has been redluc- }<
Sed by more than 40 millions since
1914-has a population that is en- °p
tirely Russian ,and which is waiting::
hope to enter tho race she must edu- {
to be taught to think and act together.: .
The British Empire, scattered allEl
over the world as it is, is ruled from ,
a small group of islands. Here are E. 0. arquetle
14,000,000 square miles of territory "" Distribution of more than 2,500,000
meing ruled frd4. a, small % utside Itrench silk poppies to the American
point. Russia consists of g,000-0001 Legion posts in this country is under
square miles which is all together, the charge of E. 0. Marquette, di-
and which can bo ruled from a cen* rector of, the national emblem dli
tral point within that body of land. So of the American Legion.
Egypt has practically broken' away
from British rule~ already, and the

LJHUJI Ii tJLL LIUIJJ
At the annual ;jusiness meeting of,
the University Glee clubs whiell was
held. Tuesday' even ing, offlcers for the
coning year were chosen. They are
as follows: president, Charles I.
Campbell, '25L.; secretary, Donald B.
Chubb, '24; librarian, Thoms H. Ntc-,
Eachern, '25; representatives on the;
board in control, D. Neil Reid, '2.4.
Business assistants for the coniing
Year have aiso been appointed. by John {
Ml.' Russel, 'd4, ma.ger. 'Those wvhot
will assist in the mianagement of the4
business affairs of the organization fori
the coining year are the following:'
E~dward C. Stark, '24, assistant man-
ager, Clyde L4. llagernian, '25, Carl
Schoonmaker, '25, Albert' F. Koepke,

Garlinghouse, '25, office assistants. MORE T IN'a"' MI Veterans of Foreign Wars held their
____________~ *IIII 111111finial meeting of the year last night,
LB A YRECEIVES THIIN av n nm a in the Union. The meeting was ar-
L. RA rWilL f[10 UEHII ranged as a farewell to the Seniors, , .
HO SY MA US RIT _ some of whom are charter members'
I Mre b~a 30menarenowenggedof the organization. Commander !Reh
Gustav 1-o~st eminent ~Nali~sh mu-',in training daily at the Mimes the er Humn 2E rsdd
sic critic and composer of the "Hymn for next year's'Lunion Opera dancing Le "Jm iMh dae"fn t
of Jesus" which was beard for' the choruses under the direction of Roy[ e Jm i h ctkr fn t
first time in America during the re- Royer, who assisted in preparing ;the
cent May Festival ,has presented the dances for "In and Cut," last year's
original manuscript of his creation, prodtuction. Mr. Hover will work with __
a "Fugal Co~certo,'" to the Uniersity, the choruses until Saturday.. - si0
as a token of friendship. Tile training for the Opera chruses $ 4 1V
#This o oiini o be"AFlcniu fe r oe vs FOR ONE SUMMER'S
r lute, with string accotnmaimetnt and tinder the direction of E. Mortinmer F .L
{way played by a few of the priste Shute r, Union dramatics diritor.He FU LE B
of the Chicago Symphony at the Bur-' will be assisted in this work by some COME TO THE SIGMA
ton reception The first page of theI of the more experienced men of 10~tTO A AN C
manuscript was copied aboard the .year's choruses. T D YA DG
"Atcquitan a.," but the remainder "of iM R.
the work was done in the tiniversity j "Jimmtie the adttaker" sells anything 1325 XVASHTENA'.
library. The original is now on e'x- quickly. -Ad Y.
hibition in the lobby of the library. fieds.-Adv. _________________

1'aclsti Leader Expel1
Rome, May 24- (By .P)-
iovanii, commander of the F
Naples;. and mnembers who ri
Ia result of the party's adi
imembership of the Natlonali
IRocco, have been expelled b;
cist Council.
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temporary protectorate which England
had over her leas been withdraw n,
India is seething with discontent evenI
though the people are being treated
better t'ha~n ever before. The peoples
of the world dem~and self-government,
.and these are merely examrples of the
fact.'
''The Uited States has an unrivalled 43
future. We have the resources, and l
if we make no foolish mistaken we
stand in a fair way to succeed Eng.
land a~s the greatest world power.
Russia also has the, resources,' and
the population, but before she' can
cate' her people and improve hIer
economic conditions, Professor Tur-
ner believes:
"Before T die," said Professor 'Tur-'
nier, "I 'expect to see the break up
of the British Empire. After that
I expect to see the formation of a
E xchng-e .Notes'
'W'iisconsin -" Contributionsandi
pledges from 18 cities for the Memn-'
orial Union Building fund were
"'brought back by Prof E. H. Gardner,
o~f the University, after a trip through
- far western states in which he organ-
ized Badger alumni into a. ssociations
and explained the purpose of the pro-
posed building. "'The Memorial Union
project has come to unite the 'Wiscon-
sin alumni in many states, leading to
the encouragement of regular meet-
ings and new plans for closer co-oper-1
ation on the part of the, graduates,"
Professor Gardner declared on his re-
turn.
WisconI i-A "good English" corn-
mnittee was recently organized at' the
University to help students who are.
weak in grammar. arthex-
Real farm problemsarth x-[.
ciseq in a new' mathematics course by
correspondence recently started by'
thbe Wisconsin University Extensionl
division. t
Cornell-Dr. C. P. Berkey, of the
Columnbia university, in his tall; before'
tia students of, the University on May;
22, described an interesting journey!
across the desert wastes of Mongolia !
in company with a~n expedition con-~
4isting of 26 men, 75 camels, and six
motor -cars and which resulted in
startling discoveries concerning pre-
historic life.

JUNE 15 DATE OF HIGH
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
.Mnn Arbor high, school comm ee-
nient exercises: will be held on .uIe
15, at which tinge. a class of 159) 'will
receive diplomas.' Dr. M. S. Rice, of
the North Woodward Methodist church{
of Detroit, will deliver the commence-
wnent address. The exercises will take
place at' 10 o' clock in' the morning in
Pattengill auditorium.'
Class° day .exercises will be held
Wednesday afternoon, Ju~ne 13, in Pat-
engill auditorium. These exercises
will be 'planned and conducted by the'
elected representatives of the class who
are as follows : Cass essayist, Persis
Cape; class poet, Sute Grundy Bonner;
class orator, Leslie Butler; class his-
torian. Harvey Wagner; class prophet,
SArthur Buffington; class songster,
Hlermiene Husband. A class banquet
and dance =have beeni planned for Wed-
nesday evening, June 13.
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