CONHR[SSNEDS ar0a fllws nio nMs G
Chap ;rcnes for the dances tonight
Declares M3-en with scientific Knol.i- eartt. Armory-Mrs. H. G. Berger.
edge and Courage-
'Wanted The class in playground work will
mieet at 2 o'clock *Wednesday after-
)W A. C. HEAD DISCUSSES Fnoon in Barbour gymnasium. It is!
SITUATION IN INTERTIEW reguested3 that gymnasium suits be
worn.
Prof. David Friday, president of the
Michigan agricultural college, andi AN sophomores are requested. to at-
former headyof the economics, depart-, tend, the Freshman Spread as hostess-
ment of the University, expressed it es this evening. Seniors are invited
recently as his opinion that the most to attend,-,.and any freshman who,
urgent need of congress at p~resent through mistake, is not called for by
was a few more men possessed of real a junior is asked to attend alone. j
scientific knowledge; of the economic j_____
problems of the United States, andl
tssessed lo ofo the courage to forget IffLl ~I UL1
th altbxand look, these probesU!VILI WbL III f i
lems squarely; in the face.
Dr. Friday is attending the annual N VtER T PESNTSEERVANT
meeting of land grant colleges at t~t' V>.TtOMEI)1Y BEFORE
Washington, D). C., and made thisF I;9 ig
statement when ,asked regarding the
appointment of a successor to Tru-
man H. I wberry. At the' Fre ;hman Spread to be giv-
: Everybody, f think, is agreed that en at 8 o'clock this evening in' Bar-
there is a condition of political dis- bour gymnasiumi, the sophomore class
content~ in the country, due to certain expects to entertain more than 500.
economic conidition~s that are very freshmen. All sophomores are re-
bad,", hie stated. "There is .a great quested to attend, as they will 'be the
deal of moaning about these condi- hostesses of the evening. Juniors
tions,' and a greater lack of any con.- have been appointed to accompany
structive suggestion for relieving most of the freshmen, but if any fresh-
them." , men have not heard from their jun-
He said that the present agricultural Flors, they are urged to come any way.
trouble was due to the international = A special feature of the program
situation, and specifically to the d(:- Awill be a play, "Where But in Am-
struction of the foreign markets erica," to be presented by members
which have heretofore absorbed our of Mummers. The cast contains only
surplus. products. There is a ques - three characters: Husband, wife, and
tion, according to. Dr. Friday, whether maid., These parts will be taken by
it would not be better to permit Can- Beatrice Hoek, '23, Martha MacLean,
ada, Australia, and South America, to' '23, and Cornelia Shepherd, '25. The
supply the world's grain, and to con- play will be given at 8 o'clock in Sarah
fine ourselves to production for ca= Caswell Angell hall, and will be fol-
own consumption. The first great es- lowed by dancing in the gymnasium.
sential, he, states, is to, establish a na-
tional .agricultural policy, and then
follow it. .
EDUAIN IN, Us 5,COSTS STAIITIEISUNDAY
IC Q TMakiIw rarinain

HEATED CO1AEPIESSOR CAUSES
CHEINISTRY BUILDING FIRE
Over heating of the air compressor, I
in the. basement of the Chemistry
building, caused by the failure of an
automatic switch to work, resulted in
a fire, in the armature of one of the
motors.. The only damage was that1
done to the armature. The Ann Arbor
Fire Department answered the alarm.
Dean Effinger IlI
Dean John R. Effinger, of the Lit-
erary college has been confinedto
;iis home, for the past three dlays
with a severe cold. Although his ill-
ness is not critical, he- has; been ad-
vised to remain under care unltil he
is entirely well. He will hold no
consultatio. hours today.

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SOUP
Cream of Asparagus
Celery
Olives . Wafers'
Roast Sirloin Beef Brown Gravy
Roast Young Chicken
with Dressing
Hubbard Squash
Mashed Potatoes
Rolls
Salad
DESSERT
Home made Apple or Cherry Pie
Vanilla Ice Cream
Tea Coffee Milk
12 to 2 P.:lM. Price $1.00
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The recent claim.. of extravagance on
theas t f English college :students
ha brought forth the query as to
how expenses in England and Amer-
;,ca cornr ?re. According to Ralph M.I
Carson, .'23L, and former Rhodes
scholar,: the least expensive of the
schools _or colleges at Oxford is Oriel
which costs 60- pounds a semester, or
approximiately .:$900 per year of three
terms. The most expensive is Baliel
college which. charges 85" pounds a
term. -
In all, the' least. expensive course a
student may tame at Oxford,. including
his vacation trips, comes in the neigh-f
horhood, of $2,000- a- year. That, Car-
-son says, dloes not include sailing trips,
hunting trips or the fine clothes which
some English students affect. Much
more than that ;is spent, in the other
colleges, he declared.
Considering that the average Am-
erican college student does not spend
much more than $100 a month, the !
English school app-ears somewhat ex-
travagant,' according toy Carson.
A" review of "The Knight of the
Burning Pestle", by Delbert Clark, in
The-- Sundayt Magazine for Nov. J.-
Adv.

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"TURKEYS -- DUCKS -CHICKENS
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TIME TABLE
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Detroit Limited and Express Cars-
6 :oo a~in., 7 :o0 a.3., 8 :oo a.mn., 9:03
a.m. and hourly to 9 :o5 p.m.
Jackson Express Cars (local stops
west of Ann Arbor)--9:47 a.mi., and
every two hours to 9 :47 p.m.
Local Cars East Bound-7 :(o a.m.
and every two hours to 9 :oo l). m.,
11 :0o p.m. To Ypsilanti only-i11:40
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To Saline-Change at Ypsilanti.
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Short Rib Beef, per lb. .
Fancy Grape Fruit, 3 for..
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