THE MICHIGAN DAILY .... .. ... From )trier Colleges~ will 'be the topic of address at the 11: 30' o'clock English. service., Stu- dent_ social hour. will 'be held at 5:30 ®. Q). I.--Stud cunts in. the school of'I commerce recently operated a large Columbus department store for one day. Further plans, whereby stores mnay be used as laboratories for bust- ness students, are boring arranged by the college of commerce with thea Ohio council of retail merchants. Wisconsin-lore than 750 repre- sentatives of highi school publications, from 1S states,. met here for their fourth annual convention.: Papers *and magazines were rated by' v6te of all the delegates. bake View, Chicago, and Keiosb, Wisconsin, tiedl for first hionors in the magazine group. South High, Fort Wayne, Indiana, had the best newspaper and Culver, Indiana, the best annuial. 1harv ar-J-nforuial lectur.e and dis- cussion sio, known as sympo- siums, have met with success here. Professors of various departments talk on the same subject, eachi ap- preaching it, from a particular angle of his own department. By bringing the sciences and other subjects into intimate relation, over-specialization in one is checked. soon. The idea wasc7 intr'oduced in o'clock and .at 6 o'clock there will be 13908 and a convention has beeni held a students' Christmas jubilee. An ad- evr resident-ial year since. A joint vent service with a sermon by the ce tery fsuent n roesr Pastor will be given at 7 :30 o'clock. of political science and history ar- 1 Trinity Lutheran Church rang: the affair.I "The naming of the Child," will bej --'the topic of discussion at the 10:30 Yale--Expert observer, fromh the; o'clock service at the Trinity Luther- astronomrical observatory of the iix-tan Church this morning. At 9:30 versity will visit thie southern hemni- o'clock' student Sunday school classes sphere: this sjpring. They will take w ~'ill meet.' with them a 'photographic telescope 36 feet- in length, the largest everm erD fe d used in the southern emshr ad the third largest in the world. portsmen's, Club ColumbJia-If the present efforts to Against Attacks teach Browning by radio are success- ful, courses in Shakespeare will be In reply to numerous criticisths of, attempted. Lox ers sitting by snug the conservation plan Hof the Louisi- fires at -home may listen to Romeo ana Guilf Coast club, "a recently form- wooing Juliet and the tired farmer ed prijvate sportsmen's club, E. A. may havephis hair galvanized by the McIlh ~nny, founder and presidenit of ghost of flainlet's fatl er. the cl~.ib, has :issued a:letter defend- - ing its niirbospes Many, nrominent. JOURNALISTS TO HER pRE [5 BURTON TUES09fl desires one or 'more short plays which) "Go buy yourself a black sack,"k are so 'written that, they- may be pre- I the straner advised the purchaser ~sented' over .the radio , Such a pro-' who thought himself on the high road duction of course promises to open to wealth. "When the bus passes up a new field for such endeavor,' this way again get on and, tell the Any students or others on the cam-, r vna Pthe nw on~r -P I. pus interested in this type i ,: r t Students of journalism and othersI may assist by getting in rtou interested in newspaper work will1 officers of the club. have an opportunity of hearing Presi--___I_ dent Marion L. ]3urton Tuesday even- Bus- 9 ing. when hie will address the Press !1 B y "- Club at the Green Tree Inn. Presi-' a nu.Ia dent Burton's subject will be "Th e B rum 1/a Newspaper 1I Like." I This addressNwas deivered. before Culver City, lpalif., Dec. G the Mi1chigan editors here in October. are still men who. buy tractR V1n.d wS' well received''. . Miller, Icourthouses or street card am editor of the Enquirer-News of RattleI from the first persuasive and Creek, says of this address: I stranger they meet. "I amn glad1 to know you are going One of these apparentlyi to hear Dr. Burton's address on 'The Sanchez of Pasadena. Sane] Newspaper I Like.' It is a charac-I terstialy srog aalsis I1ia~'riding in a bus through Pa r ecommnended it to Mr. Brown, editor weldesdsrne pproac and publisher, for very full treatment "uiesi good on thisI and he writes that he Wants to use stranger fernor~l. "Last I it."cleared' a<'lot bf6t money, buti While Press Club meetilngs are usu- so maneyother interest 't .WC ally opened only to menibers, it has to dispose of this bus:" beeon decided to open Tuesday's ses- Sanchez heard and thought s ion to anyone whlo cares to hear this portunity good. They got off address, due to the interest already and the deal was consummatE evidenced in it. A fee of 25. cents c hez handing the stranger $1 wil becolectd fomeveryone to shd of Barnum grinned. coerrerehmnt adother shd ex enses. SThe Press Club is considlering the proucton'of a radio drama, a. piece of work requested by a prominentf broadcasting station. The corpora- tion, which maintains one of the larg-1 est sending: stations in the country of work YUU Urtl Mene fl'4 --r . 31 ofwoth will give you the fares he has col- uch h I lected today."~ Sanichez obeyed. The bus came! lumbering back and Sanchez hopped1 Line; on. He slapped the driver playfully' -' *1 on the back. (?gntl "Give me the money," he said ex-1 tending the black bag. "I am the new'! G.-There owner." on lines, "What is this-a hold-.up?" the driv- Ld busses! er queried. 1polished l Sanchez couldn't und0erstand. He explained his deal. is Pedro "Aw, go tell your troubles to a -po-11 chez was liceman," the driver shouted disgust-~ 'alms.A edly. "I am behind my schedule al-i Al . h ,hed him.i ready." ISo Sanchez went. He told his1 lmon the~ troubles to the Culver City police AndI monh Ithey are seeking the stranger. it I ,have ; ouIf4 .1ike 1 teYouth In G~ermiany Decline. ! it h p-I Berlin, Dec. S-(By A.P.)-Accord- at -P almsI ing to the German Teacher's Journal, ed- San- thle, jnj~ber of j~rsons in Germany t100. The under 15,'years 'of age sank from 45 percent in 1910 to 29 "percent in 1920. No S t' a i ' Read the Want Ads 0 9 S NDAY SERVICES IN ANN ABOR C H URC HE(S Minnesota-Earl Martneau, footbal captain, lhas acceptedj a position to coachb ;t. Thoaas college next year aco~ii oawl-one uo.In additioni to football, basketball and track will be under his charge. i . I six Lhwc t r -Can Put; .pot cj n s are lining up followaers 'for' the mock Riepublican convention to be held here s r k so U, A. N%9WS Dr. Thomas Idea held his:: first; weeckly Bile oclass. at.7'T"o chk-lastj Tue sday in Lane hall. The form~ation of such a class; can ;after' numerous I individuials had requested it. Thle religiois institute for this semecs- ter has been closed for a week. Lio- nel CrockeiL of the public spie kinn depairtment was chairman of th e in- stitute. A new course may be given' next semester. (Con tinuted from Page Nine) topic of th~c Pastor's .addr ss at the Church of Christ Disciples this n~on; ing at the 10:30 o'clock service.- Bible classes will meet at noon as well as the Men's" Service Club which will be led by Dr. Stouffer this Sunday. {Chrjstian Ehideavor will -meet at 6:30 Q'clock. ,. Zion Lutheran C'hurchi Holy Communion will be offered at 10:30 o'clock at the °Zion Lutheran Church. The student Forum, will meet at 5:30 o'clock. Following the supper and social hpur Joseph H. Benkert will lead in discussing, "Dis- tinguishing Characteristics of the Lu4theran Church.." The sermon ,at: the, evenibg - service a- 7:30 o'clock. Iwill .be,:"'Chrtst's Second Advent:" - J leflIlheinEiliugcelzcaii (liur irg ISunday 'school and ;bible classes will meet at 9 o'clock; at 10 the ser- vice will be said in English and at 11 the services qtrill be in German. st. Pau's Luthieran Churchp IAt 9:30 o'clock services at St. Paul's Lutheran Church will be held in Ger- man. "Advent of the King of Glory" men are pumh~red among the mem- bers of the club, among them Irvin S. Cobb, Rex Beach, and Harry S. New, Postmaster General of the United States. The hunting grounds of the club, comprising 100,000 acres of land, arc{ located between two gamne preserves in, which each year millions of wild- fowl take refuge. Certain conserva- tionists, among them Louis A. Fuer- tes, *ell-know4 illustrator of wild- life, have attacked the club on the grounds that numbers of birds will be slaughtered on their way to the sane- tuaiis when they Grip compelled to fly over the grounds of the club. Mr. Mcllhenny states that it is hris, belief that the clu'b mill be a great. asset to the cause of conservation.) "it g~ill," he says, "turn an" unpro-. ftecteq~ greatly shot over tract of land,.- whre there is now litte or no effort: to stop. a,~. congtaut. Violation of the ESatg" gamelaws and " the. Migratory Bird law and where the're is in con- - sdqugence enormus destruction of g'anle, -,into ani absolute sanctuary !during, the nixie ;months. of the year. -"No shouting will be permitted with- in one- half mile, of the present sanc- tuaries, and a strip of land two miles wide running from one sanictuary toj the--ther will be maintained as closed hunting .ground, thus affording, the game a lane of travel of absolute safe- ty which it 'will quickly cone~ to use." 1 . C;: I i i i i WE USEKPAIN LANGUAGE,~ ,;, -'-----=- f 54N When we tell you that a fire insur- ance policy is an absolute necessity. Your home, your room. it vou are a 0 C f 99 MARTHA WASHINGTON SEWING CABINETS CEDAR CHEST IS, S10LID, vuwautO iu er alIii st Tie sarly cut overcoat You'll find it in sthe Society Brand Robin'hood. A me- dium weight single-'breasted overcoat, with patch pockets and a slight flare to the skirt. It's smart because it's cor- =I rectly cut. And that's Jlso why it's popular. -g PRISCILLA S1IWING CABINETS B3RIDGE LAMPS NESTS OF TAIILES -Rabbi Abba M1ll Silver of Cleveland- has been : procured fore the next Ui- 3.M-.. versity services which will be held sometime in Ja ,nuary.- Tag; day 'for the purpose of raising i funds for the Christmas dinner which will be given at 3 o'clock Wedn'esdhy- in Lane H-all for 200 needy children,? wvas'completely successful. More than 500 tag were sold by the students who were working, in the campaign., Da-vid Bromberg, '25, was chairman { of the drive. A Christmas tree for the campus will be erected and decor- ated out of the funds realized in the 'drive this week-end. -Christmas seals have been sent out to ai the frternities on the cam~pus for sale to the miemnberis ofthfle hiouses: Robert Straub, '25, was appointed chiaitmnan of the special committee in char . Louise GalwO, '24; 'is in charge of the sale of stampsto so- rorities. - More than 80 students: to represent te University at the world student{ volunteer convention at IndianapoiN, Dec. 28 to jan. 1, have been secired fr"om the different colleges of the - Univorsity. The representatives in- cludeo both men and women. They, will make the trip under the auspices of. the Student Christian association. The- extension department has sent out ,a. nuimber of student~s to speak at the various affairs held in towns thiro gihout thes state. Calls for s peal:- er%,at. futuire daC s are being received Ploe 6<v Indian ,pr is, a first section of train No. ; tv e/tan ndevr Owosso, Mich,, stoppig at reaid h lv hLcn drd honor thatvnner am" service, Ann Arbor, to PR G ' '4-30 p.m. (c.t) ALL SF A m.ct)and 4:41 p. m.f T Vn' antral, Pere Marquette and __ _ _ isula of Michigan. F__ '.. 'L advance, so as to avoid un- j ~ j k ,. ,,. .a, ..P.. SEAT SALE OPENS THU - AY :CORKI~NG § 10 ~' C~e 7' Mil a Orders titled In the exact t:oreofitbtlr roipt Tis will Positively be the only showing of this plQturo pt any time or in any thea4 r ini Ann Arbor durig the swason. of 1923 and 1924: IYjre~ents I B ill . LIBERTYY A 'P,:T '-y ' .~ 'm Rugs iadhms& 16. State' Street Apt;? S reet II' and Adrian. - ' .011P K4M ALAccount--Christmas V VIA ANN ARBOR RAILROAD For the accomodation of University of Michigan Students, return] 14th, account of Christmas Vacation, THE ANN'ARBOR RAILR~ train leaving Ann Arbor at]11:40 a.m. (c.t.), arriving in Toledo tecting all Toledo connections. .: THIS TRAIN .WILL HANDLE PASSENGERS ONLY FOR TOLEDI In order to protect Pere Marquette and Grand Trunk connection, 53 will be operated, leaving Andi Arbor at 4:41 p.m. (c.0, forl intermediate. stations .to discharge passengers. - -REGULAR TRAIN SERV IC ;° ,:. / (Southbou~nd),_. In addition to;,the above Special Serivice* the follow 0. regular,: tr, Toledo, will-prevail:. Lv;. Ann -Arbor 11:40 a.nm. (c.t.) .2:00 p.m. (ct.) At.' Toledo 2:l1Qp.m. (e.t.) 5 : Qap. m. (e. t.) .(Northbound ) EQALtOA - tEDAYS IPoRPTRAY HO '6H 'GREAT $TORY IN& .0F THWUST' - ----Direcfed bql dames ,Cruze 1505 and massacres_ hoot beat of the waqon tramsr Quered death iand the Fdritt b pi re' NI H S . . . 5 C 5 ,$1 ,$ 0 ATI1NEES ........... 50, Thc, & $1,50 AITS RESERVED FOR ALL - 1 PERFORMANCES 1111 y ~ I,~I - -.§~I " I Northbound trains Nos. 51 and 53 leave Ann Arbor, 8:10,'a. (c.t.), respectively, connecting With Grand Trunk, Michigan Qe ('. R. & I., for all principle destinations in lower and upper Pepin Wou1l suggest vurchasig of tickets and checking of baggage in < v