OCTOBER 14, 1924

THE MICHIGAN DAILY'

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PRE[PARES REPORT
Ofici ,Os (loojn SlighIt Increase hI]
Sickne ss Due To Earlier
01wening' of School.
PERFORM OPERATIONS



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The Men English Library Offers Aid To Voters
Labor Party Can By Review Of All Candidates
Blame0 AFor Fall __
nearly accords with your views and'
r n "" 9$'<cy 01? liietiii Boar~d 01t11ie s then all that's left to do is to east
:: ;,s of EightL Political aL ballot for its candidate.
'Thtrfcies Thec survcy has been taken from
--- the October number of "The World
Cuewayto em ecie hat all- Tomorrow," andl it lists all the par- '
imlportant q(11.tiAoii, how to vote, is to ) ties which have candidates for the
, z r Conlsult. the outline sil[Vey of 1)01i- presenit election, with outlines of the
{ ~ticasl parties which has been lplaced party history, programs, and theI
I on the bulletin lbo::rdl of the general standc on colonic, agriculltural, and
h~~ libarc.r . If you have definite opinions edulicational pzi'Oblemzs. It also states
~.-. ~Jon the Poltial (Jeestions of the dayf each parties' attitude inz regard to
1 you (cinll. 1at a ;lace Irom 1thxis prolibition and t0 civil liberties.
Outlne X luc)laril platform iimost lu the anarlysis of the platformns

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Showing "no unusual findings," the
Tuniversity Healit Service combined
reno(r for the onthis of July, August,
a '.;d September)given out late yester-
(layaftrnon hows a slight increase
in isensrycalls, ro om. calls, a7nd
lio~pitl ptiets.Oficials o[ thle r
vic aeou Ifor thiis increasec over thelo
recrd astyear and the year before
by thLfc'wt that school opened earlier
It) over. 3,000 medical exam7iinations
of nv sudets iv,°n by the fHeaflth
Sevie t hebinniing of the yeair,
( liy tO csesof contagious dliseases,
we"))ref'oundl. More than (doubt/ leir
)11numbr of sprins were (discovered
whn43c *swere renortedl this year
in comnpris;on to only 17 last year.
Twen<Ity°-ine ope:(ral ions, 17 of wbich
~ for Pmsls and 12for other minor
,, ,nnI 4 1rle i~ flI''fCT'Tl in eiii r -!

GEORGE ARLSS
TAYLOR, HOLMES
EDITH ROBERTS
RONALD COLMAN

Immigration Ban
HalIls Indian On
Wiry To Mishign

rfl each of the paIties it i,, foundi
IF'th t he .Republican patform has
abO out 6i,025j wods of 5,850 words in
fife Deruoratic. In the Republican
pltform citicismn of the Democratic
party takies up 1.8 per cent of the


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Students who find it hard to gets 34.2 per ce'nt. in the D)emcratic l)iat-
int~o thae Ulvn'ersaity of Michi;an andI form criticism of the Republc~lin
arler to s;tay in, miay take cheer at occupies 25.3 per cent of the wh~lole
dhc sa talc of 1'ritai ingli. l iai document angd- ppraise of the Demo-
is a ainurie of Indhia andi belongs; to crtts 7 per cent.
the first and highest of the 0300 castes The outline also contains percent-
in that country. lie desired to drink age estimates of tihe amrount of the
,o.t the fountain of American k,,now- princililes and policies of each of the
legand as his uncle and brother )arties which consist inl ambiguities
bot~h attendedi Ann Arbor, lie selected of generalities and the numbe r which
th1is spot as; the scene of his Oncieavor air' cear-cuit and specific.
U.pon leaving ind'ia lhe s .arted on The pa rties listed are tile American,
atour that alnmost encircled' the Itiele roagre ssive, tfre Workers, the
globae, ievi ,iteCl London, Tampico, IPirobhit ion, the Democratic, the Re-
and tin::ily arrived in Jaurez, Mexico, i publican, the Commnonwealth, and the
and not Newv York, as he hiad expect- socialist Labor.
1ed. At this point the coinlicaticn~s
began. I

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!In to 28 opleratiions, all for tonsils,
c-h-c ereprformied last year.
A ,f mr ed lin~crease iX-Rfay examnin-
aion hos142 cases while there
ox~r- wnlyv 85such examinations made
in 123 An increzase of over 25 per
(cent, inentaciik-l consultations is report-
edr w ith 382 eases in 1924 as compared
to 2"l4cases< last year.
"Studet heialth has been very sis
falctorym totte," states Dr. E. 4V. Sink,
..ct1ing-dlircrtor of the health Wervice,
in cormmenting on the report wich
wiill appiear monthly during the school
year beginning with 'October.
ROOFVPLT'5 SISTER PMA'jY
ADDRESS LOCAL MEIR'
Renibitansof Ann Arboerimay have
theonprtmity of hearing dirs. Doug-
las obinonsister of the late P'resi--{
d'rntThelure Roosevelt, who hay been
invited, to slpeak at an open air rally
t) he held he re nx~ct Saturday imorning.-
She, is going to address a. Repub~llican
mreeirg? Saturday night in Detroit ujion.
"Why I Am a Republican," and it is
hopedl by Prof. 'W. II. FHobbs, of the
gecology department, that she will ac-
ce pt i invitation to come hero on
tlhat (dte.
Mirs. Robinson made the seconding
zlress in the nomination of General
'Wood at the Republican- conventionj
held in Chicago in 1920.. This speech
was considered the main event of the
~convention.

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COMING SUNDAY

~PPJLUABPRICES41

, I 1ui's'~raioa uthoiewould not
010Wl et PItzfza7 ;nito the IVnited States.
"t was eigt mont us agol, fand atI
- - .. ,..u I, preeni; lie is Still looking at El Paso
' If the !,itish Labor party is fi- from the wrong side of the Rio
pally forced. out otf power as a re-; Grande. The young Indian prince is
suit of the defeat given it in the only 18, but he is lbemoaning the fact
House of Commons, it can blame two! that hie can not graduate from col-
men. They are Sir Patrick Hastings (logeLt the age of 21. lie wants to
(below), the attorney -general, who i ,(1and nobodty will let himl. So
withdrew prosecutioii against the 11,2 .spent hip,,unihppy sojourn in
British conutnunist, Jaxmes RI. Camp-j studying law, just to pass away the
bell, chrgedl with sedition., and . tiino.,
(above) Sir John A. Simon, whio call- I ''}e solution of the problem will
e(l for anl investi gation of the drop- i robaily be to ,end him to Queen's
ping of the Camzpbell case, causing ;college, in Canada. Then, next year,
the L aborie to be given an--adverse' he mnay enter Michigan from the
vote.. I north.' A bond of $1,000 is required
to allow him to even pass through
Mr ~ps. Mtary ?olton, of Enigland tmias the United States, and this amount
inveted a l(11)er1' agon whi ch auto- hazs been volunteered by a Michigan
ma ~ ~ ~ 1:1 dial ahstl i dshe while professor. The name of this bone-
they ar<u beinag whzeeledl into the factor has not yet been dis7covered-
k itchen.s but: whoever ho is, Pritanm Singh owes
-- - ---to hiz the fact that hie is to get to
Vote by A h,Yonti o 'Hallot, - a Cam~puls. Calnaila.

Oratorical Association Program
GE TYOUR
"TICKETS
Oratorical Association Program
Go On Sale at
$3.00 Rate
Hill Aud. Tuesday, 1:30--5:30

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Blood

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ANf-N A F-1RBO

by RAFAEL SAB NI
WITH .J. WARREN KERRQaN

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"Fetecr Blood."

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NOW PAYIU
FOUR PERFORMANCES DAILY.
A REQUEST
THE 'ARCADE WANTS EVERY PATRON TO SECURE A SEAT
It greatly regrets the delay and annoyancee caused its p trons
through the tremend~ou1s demand for seats. Paitronis are ask~ed to
note car'efuilly the starling timge of p~erform~ances and then arrange
to COM3E EARLY and a'rold the stanading line.
PRESEN'TATIONS DAILY .AT 2:10, 3:40, 7:00, 8 :I}}

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RAFAEL SABITINI,
the Modern Dumas, has given the
world his greatest romantic dra-
ma in "The Sea Hawk."
FRAINK LLOYD!
has' picturized it as a gigantic
and spectacular drama with
tbrill upon thrill.
3 ILTON 4hILS
is the boldest and most clashing
and romantic buccaneer that
ever stalked through the pages
of adventure.
IENID BENNETT
is the fairest maid that ever set
manly hearts aflutter-
LLOYD LUIIE S
'outvillains villainy in his role
as the Sea Hawk's traitorous
brother.
WVALLACE BEERY
is:; :: picturesque a pirate as ever
scuttled ship on the old Spanish
Ma in.
Th~ree thousand corsairs, pirates,
galley slaves' and fighting men
make up the cast.

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