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WVOIVEEINE 'WARRIORS ('ARRY
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SPANISH CLUB MEETS
At the weekly meeting of Lia Socle-
dad H-ispanica held last evening ~ni
University hail, Norman L. Willey, of
the Spanish department, who spent
the past summer ;n Mexico, gave an
account if his experience in that
country, and exhibited to the club his
collection of Mexican pictures.
Ti~c work on the Spanish play, Las!
Cigarras Hormigas, is progressing
favorably, the provisional cast of
thirty-five members has been select-
ed and weekly rehearsals are being

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Sent off by a howling miob of stu- ufeiu. The club has round (1it neces-
dents cheering for -Yost, Michigan and sary to refuse a number of applica-j
the "Little Brown Jug", Michigan's tions because the membership is lrn-
Varsity, football team, contenders for~, ited to fifty.
the "championship of the West," I- -
boarded the train at 2:40 o'clock yes- 'COLUMBIA COACH QUITS
terday afternoon on the last leg of ____
their journey for the coyeted title. New' York, Nov. 23. - Frank J.
Jug Makes T'rlt (Buck) O'Neil, head football coach at
1With the_ excejption of those who; Columbia university for the last three
will follow the team to MvinneapolisI years, has resigned to devote his en-
to see the .game, the .send-ofd was the tire atteatton to business. O'Neil's
last chance that followers of the contract expired this year.
Maize, and Blue head of seeing their -
team before the last battle of the Auto Holdup Fruistrated
year. Alumni' and townspeople as St. Paul, Nov. 23. - An attempted
well as students wvere down at the holdup of an armored car carrying the
station when the train left. payroll of a dry goods firm was frus-
IThe "Little Brown Jfug", which hads! trated here at noon today when one
played a conspicuous role in the con- of the. two bandits was shot by the
test between the two schools for many driver of the car. The highwaymen
yeiars, was again brought out andI escaped in an automobile driven by a
made ready for 'dispute. As Tad Wei~ womlan.
man, assistant coach, carried the fa-I
mouzs water bottle on his shoulder toI Wife cf Alumnni Hal Custodian Dies
the train, the cry started throughout1 Mary F. Pattison, wife of Leroy
the crowd, "Bring back the jug, fight IP~ittison, custodian of Alumni Ale-
team fight." 1 moral hall, died at her, home at 5321
Only for one year since the recovr- Packard st reet at 5 o'clock MondayI
fcry of the jug bye Michigan in 1906 c~orning. She is survived by her hus-
,arve the Gophers held the trophy. band ant i Sx children.
This was, in 1919 when they won by -- _. -
a 34-7 victory. In 1920 it was brought A review of "The Knight of the
back to Ann Arbor where it hias sincc Burning Pestle", by Delbert Clark, in
remained,: a symbol of Michigan vic- f The Sunday Magazine for Nov., 26._-
tories-and a challenge to the North- Adv.
men. -

Professor James W. Clover, of the.
department of mathematics, was re-
appointed to serve a1s a trustee until
1926 at the recent meeting of the
Teachers insurance and anniiity asso-
ciation along with Dr. Henry S. Prit-
chett and Mr. Frank A. Vanderlip:
Professor Thomas S. Adams, of Yale
University, was the new member ap-
pointed for the same term.
Professor Glover returned yester-
day from New York city where he was
in attendance at the meeting of the
board of trustees of the Association.
W enley to Address G~raduiate ('111)
Prof. I'L M. Wenley, of the plhiloso-
phy department, will be the speaker
to open the second meeting of the3
Graduate club, which will be held
jDec. 2, in Barbour gymnasium. t
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Vcor Climim~wan, iia jid sncehis arrival in U. S.
The g VatFench states~man has bioughit cown the severe criticism of
U. >. Senato r-,ori and Hitchcock, who denounced the "Tpiger" in the
senlateyetry as an inappropriate oksn of the 'French people.
The denunci--Ain as the result of C emeueIdcau's criticism of the attitude
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Jrtlooci txpert~
M fakid onger Life

X, '( NoIr,Iv. 2.Leucocytes, the g the 721'Eted?( tissues healed much
whitec~rruclea ;_th blood, have 'Mode slowly, i at all.
ibeen found by Dir. A Cxs(arrel theI Although the tissue ceases to grow
a~sieople reach old age And also be-
famos s~r~en 1ho hs fr soe. to break (lowni, Dr. Carrel point-'
3 ea rsbe nn1 _king e:perm ent s as a ed out, new tissue will grow to' heal
membenD,:r of {he Reaearch Staff of tihe _________________

Entire Squad Goesj
William Frankhauser, 'z5 L, Varsity
cheerhcjader, from a position on a boy
car, led the crowd in cheers as the,
team boarded, the train. The noiseG
cf the yelling increased in volume as
the train started out of the station and
continued until was out of sight. The
entire squad, coaching staff, and
traiMners made the trip.
The +team will return from Minne-
, pol s 7:05 o'clock Sunday night, Annl
larbor time, arriving at the Michigan
3entral depot.
Regents to H ear Indiustrial :Rep",rtt
In additYOn to business already
scheduled for the regular meeting ofj
the Board of Regents here today, a re-
port will be heard' on the promotion
of industrial research. Regents Han-
chett, .Clements and Sawyer, make urj
the committee which is in charge of
the work.

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!.Iclkefcller1instituter, to be the agency
W-nich prevents, the spread of infec-
tio0 i aiml isesue3 and' brings to!
those tissue ;sub:stan ces which they
need for 1,uilding thems.elves.
Dr. arre's iscoerytempted sat-
entist. whircardhim make the an-
noun cement at the Na tional A.pcademy
of Se16 (I " meeim I -e cIockefel-,
1cr institute, to seuate;asto wheth-
cr sccincc by utpiliziing the white
corpuscle.; will eventiually find a way
c; nrolongig humani life indefinitely-.'
So far", no such a chievcement has
been attemnptedt. Dr. Carrel describ-
ed' mneely the ex'eriments he 'has
m ade with4 cultures of leucocytes ex-
tracted from chicken embryos and
with tis~ue kept alive by immersion in
"Ring, er solution" after it had ben
ctu from the body.
H;Is experiuacnts showed, Dr. Car-
r3l said, that the. white corpuscles
rrotect the body against infection and
give new vigor to cells that have lain
d'ormant. The secretions of the leu-
cfcy-tes now only caused new tissue to
grow iri the place of diseased tissue,
b11t, lie found, when thzey were lack-I

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King Richard offered his kingdom for a horse.
It's not necessary to give so high a price. We
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wounds and fractured bones even in
PROFDI'. V!, 1, ) IoUNXi'"S fold age.
Sis 11"ES 0' E V4lUtX"ON "This fact could be explained by the
- - - Ihypotheosis," said Dr. Carrel, "that
(Continuedfrom I a~o Onze) leucocytess bring to adult tissues sub-,
belief that thi qestion is an open'-Itarces which they need for regenera-
one. tir.n. This hy~thesis is substantiat-
Quoting Dr. hiu , "it.seems that., ed by obs rvation that the initiation
Mr. Bryan and his szippor tir hav%,e; of wounld healing seems to depend.
m1ade it their purpose 'to su ppress upona the coming of the leucocytes.
funrther inquiry on the question out- iUndoubltedly the leucocytesj set free
sidec of enldowed in sti tutions, r. g- at ctiv.f ig ;substna-ces in the
Bryan is averse to the teachings of tissues."
evolution _n tax-supportedi institu-!
tions. His idea is thlat tlie publicl lay C;4y '1ub t,,I' lld Smoker
~should not. ie taugti anything which; At the meeting of the I'ay City club
the majority do not want it to know, Wedncsday night it was decided to
and even evolutiGon, hie holds, is one ot'; give a smioker next Tuesday evening
those things. a oes this not britkg nI Tine folloip g officers were elected
back to _the days of inquiisition ano1 for this 'year: James L. LDuffy, Jr.
suppre'ssio~i of knowledge? For who is '24E, president; Otto G. Bernthial
to- determiine what the public ought '25A, vice-president; George Hod-

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