IGaT THE MICHIGAN DAILY . Korean Student Denies Report News Fromt Other Colleges In Letter Describing 'Quake , Princeton-Returns of the Yale-! Paraphernalia has been distributed Princeton game will be shown on a among the solicitors. A thermometer Grace Song, a Korean student at the summer, and she has friends and rela- canot akeSaturda for thosew haen aign hasbeen erected in the vici University, emphatically denies one of tives still in Tokio. The Princetonian, the daily paper, of the campus. the statements made in the letter writ- has undertaken to provide for this ar- ten by Yone Moriya, '23, to the resi- rangement. Indiana-A triangular debate with dents of Martha Cook building, and I U IL U WI IOR L JO U F Purdue and Ohio State has been ar- published in The Daily, last Sunday. fIllinois-Final plans for the Stadium ranged for early in March. The ques- The letter stated that "to add to the: E L PH I tion to be debated is "Resolved that, misery of a people already homeless L I the United States Public Opinion and facing death on all sides, came "H o i e s t Bill" should support the French Repara- the news that a few thousand Koreans Washington, Nov. 15.-(By A.P.)- tions Policy. and freed criminals were rushing on Earthquake records cannot be used di- Elected Governort the Omori ( a village near Tokio) de- rectly in predicting earthquakes, the iOklahomal-A former student of this stroying all in their path." Weather Bureau announces, but study University who is now working in Miss Song states that this could not of a collection of these records throws Honduras as a surveyor has written have been true due to the fact that a great deal of light on .the nature of I to one of the professors comment- the number of Koreans in Japan at earthquakes generally, and it is hoped ing on the scarcity of women in that that season would not have amounted that at some future time this informa- country. There are 50 women to ev- Toronto-At a meeting of the mem- bers of the McGill and Varsity golf teams held here recently the Canad- ian Golf association was formed and officers lected. Although there are only two colleges now entered in the association it is expected that at least two more will join. Dartmouth-Dartmouth will oppose Cornell and Yale in a triangular de- bate when the debating season opens Dec. 8. The subject will be "Resolv- d that the best interests of New Eng- land will be served by a unified own- ership and operation of its railroads". 3+ i t Wisconsin--More than 1,000 sub- scriptions for the 1924 Badger, the University yearly, had been received at the close of the second days' cam- paign. This year 300 persons are en- gaged in soliciting subscriptions Cosmopolitan Club.Social: All foreign students, and others interested, are invited to the Cosmo- politan Club social in Lane Hall Frida y, November 16, at 7:30 p. m. Pro- gram and refreshments. Fred Hediger, Acting President, Cosmopolitan Club. Executive Board, Graduate School: There will be a meeting of the Executive Board of the Graduate School on Friday, November 16, at 4:30 p. m. Alfred H. Lloyd. i to any number approaching a few tion may lead to successful methods of thousand, and those who were there prediction. had been deprived of all weapons. She The 14awaiian volcanic observator3 believes that the Koreans would not of the Weather Bureau utilizes thesci have made such an Attack in any case. records and has been instrumhental in She recently received a letter from the saving of life and property: When Mistuea Abe, editor-in-chief of a large a violent earthquake that appears to newspaper in Tokio, which states that have occurred in the Pacific ocean is during the confusion at the time of the recorded the observatory officials send earthquake it was rumored that the out warnings by cable and otherwise Korean students would take this op- to the regions likely to be affected. portunity to make war, but that upon Such earthquakes frequently are at- investigation, this was found to be ab- tended by so-called tidal waves. There solutely false. usually is api interval of many hours Miss Song studed medicine in between the occurrence of the quake Tok'o, Japan, for five years previous and the arrival of the destructive to her coming to this country last oceanic wave at any given point. should also furnish an interesting en- FRIDAY counter. if Bowman, the great Syra- 6:45-Nippam Round Table of Amer- cuse back is ain the lineup, Colgate ican and Japanese students meets in will have its work cut out. Foley is Congregational church. another Sytacose . halfback who is 7:30-Congregational church choir capable bf big things. Last week each dramatic party at 726 Oakland ave- team :won a 49-0 victory. Syracuse nue. , swamped Boston University, while 7:30-Al1 foreign students .and mem.I Colgate walked away from Rochester. bers of Cosmopolitan club meet in I The Bean-eaters are a more formid- Lane. hall. Prof. G. W. Patterson, able team thah Rochester, however, assistant dean of the engineering and the comparative performances college, will address the meeting. give the New Yorkers a slight edge. 7 :30--PolonIa Literary circle smokerl in room 302, Union. Daily Makes Correction 8:00New York club meets for social at An omission from an article report- Harris hall. Special invitation to ing the action of literary faculty in freshmen from New. York state. Call abolishing plan B from the plans for Miss Lola Swengel, 1280-J, or admission to the University on certifl- Charles Burrows, 1575-R, before Fri- cate may have caused some misinter- day. I pretation. The story did not state when the plan will go into effect. SATURDAY Plan B will not be abolished until 10:80-CongregatIonal students hlke March 1, 1925, naking it necessary to Delhi mills. that all students entering the liter- 7:30-Chinese Friendly circle meets in ary college after ptember 1925 must Wesley hall. satisfy requirementfs heretofore known as Plan A. SUNDAY 12:00-Prof. Bruce Curry speaks on.- the bible, Congregational church ° forum. 4:00-Harry Clark, '24, president of the S. hCA., speaks at Congregation- lIDAYSPREETRIAL Yo wbnditionaly al church. fWe rterlulbthe tboe t mv pode U 5:30-Japan-America night at Congre- GREAT PRICE SAVING tt r*° gat'onl Students' Fireside Chat. * "oi**iuf*alIb.c*d*b*ormonoaavinelsa. -,EASY MONTHLY PAYMEiNTS s~t11lthat 7 :15-The Jewish Students' congre- ncI lvWinutt gation meets in Lane hall auditor- FREE BOOK OF FACTS . ium. Rabbi Henry J. Berkoritz will muand io speak. . . 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