~ TUi3SDAY, PDECE IIER 11, 1221
THE MICHIG.AN DAILY
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AFFIRM DECISION__
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Ru then berg;, Lbor Leader,
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FOSTER IMPLICATED
Lansing, Mich., Dec. lo.-(By A.P.
.-Charles E. Ruthenberg, secreta r
+pvf the workers party and prominen
member of the communist party -o
America was held guilty of violatio
of the Michigan syndicalism act b
the state supreme court today. lR
was originally convicted1 in the lBer
ribn county court, following his ar
i'st in the famous raid of the federa
andl local officers on the secret con
vention of the communists at Bridge
man, Berrien county in August 1922
Ti Ee promptly appealed from the de-
cision of the circuit court, and has
S been at liberty since under bond. Ad
visedl that the supreme court had a-
ffirmed his conviction, Ruthenberg
who is in Chicago, indicatedl that h(e
will carry the case on to the sprene
y, court of the Unitedl States.
W. L. Foster, who was the presi-
(ential canidate of the workers
p iarty in the last election red Ben
V Giplow, his running mate, were others
-tmong those arraigned in the Berrien
rd. ;poster was tried b)ut the jury
to~lisagreed. lie probably will be re-
tried and Giplow, Rose Pastor Stokes,
Sand~ many o~hr communists who
* were indicted following the raid, but
P;%ver tried, may be brought into court
as a rsult of today's decision.
The opinion upholding the circuit
court conviction was written by .us-
tiie Howard Wiest, and concurredl in
unanimously by the entire bench. It
heldl that the state had the right to
enact such laws as the syndicalsmi
act to defend itself; that the act is
constitutional and that Ruthenerg's
blea that he was arrested andl his
documients seized illegally, was incor-
rect. The court ruled that the ofic-
er's who raidled the Bridgeman mieet -
iug were within their rights in sez-
ing the portfolios and barrels of (1ocu-
rnents offered in evidence, because
/1 ey were directly related to the com-
mission of crimes by uthnberg.
Trhe d(ecision took a biting flin; at
Ruthenberg and the communist party,
describing theme as the "redl thread of
Russian communism," aud acc i'sig
there of trying to hide behind t he
laws of the governmlent they seek to
overthrow. It related that delegates
from the third inrtern atonal hiead-
quarters front Moscow, from the Ris-
sian redI tradle internationatl,. tend
front the Hungarian federation ,It-
teride(I the sand(dne con vent ion.
z lie 'efdat voluntarily ssenti-
bled with the other delegates at the
I sridgenian convention is tbcon ur-
1t leader, fpctor and paid oficial.
''Thle (defendant would have us en-
tertain the opinion that he attended
the convention to turn the communist
party from its illegal activities and
constitute it, through a merger wFith
the workers party, and open a legal
]arty. We entertain no such opinion.
Resolutions were adopted t the
B ridgeman mecting thmat the under-
ground, illegal party which is known
asnumber one andl which is the con-
muirist party, must cotinue.
The (defendant was acting under or-
(ters fr'omi Moscow. lie was pledged
*to obey such orders. It taxes credut-
lity too far to believe he was endeav-
oring to bring communist dlotie
.nit tactics within the law Such do-
tr ines, ana(l practice for mulated in
Russia, andolmoongated hci c
w~ithout the law
Dogs Decrease;
Bikes Scarce;
Campus Oujet,
'onsiderabi f: tecreas;e ill t~e nuni
br of dogs straying about I le cam-n
pus,5 andl in the numer of bicycles on
rrcampus walks, is evident in the opin-
ion of officials of the Building and
Grounds department after two weeks
' of campaigning by that department to
rid the campus of two evils.
Many (logs have been taken by the
department in tihe past two weeks, and
yesterday five were addled to the nuni-
ber. Owners are required1 to pay fifty
cents a dlay to cover feeding costs for
every (lay a log is held by the depart-
metin its "pound.'' UTsetually owners
are prompt in calling, officials say.
A bicycle was taken yesterday from
a boy charged with violation of the
rule prohibiting riding on the walks.'
~'Before inaugurating the policy of
Stemporarily holding bicycles of of-
'~fenders, the department mailed letters
of warning to parents of those charged
with infractions of the rule.
M1\rs. Jam as ll. Camp b)e'll, of. Grand
Rapids, 1recenmtly presenitm ad '.everal=
rare documents from the wersona I
paper' of Gov, ~eel T a55,thec
Sfirst governor of Micluignii, 1to t !a gcas
era 1 library of the tUnversit v. Tiv'se
I (lcumnen t s inrrc e ct ter ,01 ( ov'.n --
or Mason, polit cal pamph lets of that3
p~eriod, a text book of thei Repub~licanf
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iaty. dated 1360, and the Mason bible,.z
wh" ich (contains the genealog;y of the#
family.
T1he letters will be placed in the
rare hook room, as tihey might other-
': r ble lost. or dlamagedl, while the:
taocks will be added to the libr:ary{
ofa hes h ichligan" collect ion. I
Repor t of special commi >ttees wiere
2 r(- -et to the facalty of the School #
of 1; lit a Si att Ihe ri1:ce '.;; ~heldl yes-I
t aia' ft. m~~iin the ofl ice at
T 'I ssw hail. Doean A. ;T. Whitney]
''ra. bled
flamilton, N. Y., Dec. 1.-Colgate G A , I C Y
will meet the Michigan Aggies at IwA~LL r.e
1'ast Lansing, Oct. 31, 1925, in an ini- Teh 11±1 ~'9 mf
Tim himuuimtc Cmed
tersectional football game, it was ani- .*
nounced here today. .IleCPioucd I r ncews
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Amjiiad's~ or ,lul1es.1 ussernd of Franca, who is 'retiring after more
ihan 20 yearas of service in Wa hingto fn, is receiving mIan1y honors and evi-
(h ilecs of trienldail) u',S lhe prepares to lea e. ii is shown at th1e left above
rae; i. ig the h lonor,,ry de , rce ofdoe[or of iav.s Ifroim Na xv York i iivernt y.
("Ilhan w,.,lo01' lmner EL! aworti h ovn lis pre~sen Ii ig hinawithIitbhe degree.
UNlIVESITY HIGH ADOPTS
NEWJ METHM OofHAOING
A cliic veinni(it.and citizen ahi form
t W ie(otlirle bha ais o rading :;for Pu-
vc .ut y highi}rsolmoel t idtti>de-{
i ttitire IWon the 1more7Dster'eot yped
woi k andl deportmient plan. Tphe i4ew
system rep resents an attempt to vital-1
ize high school marks; teachers at theI
high school believe that.. it is pr"oving
effective.
.[ive grades fromt Ah.to 1. arc gi ven
forM(W ien mt aam ii tiq.r l by dai ly
claas work, spl lal ; 'reject , aSOW1 a-
earlta o tli'iod 81.2 i'2' l (1(
t'aiideiit 11,011 itue ptrsilal i'O'rcI
and l )1itudei('of the Buol. For 5(11003
I cit izenship, i miasrange from 1. to 'l,
v.,h lli llin,; iis asto) coniduct repatir--
in g ci 1,2er t i ;hog~ st or lowe.cal r e s,
the kiin ;i mlt~e gradcs to he t"gvive
at t. l_-.- lthe (liser'on Of f lie t eachler. (It.
izenmsip in thle school includes truist,-
wor'thi ness and resout refitss AinI
Variousi1 situations, ats well as co-op-
(Tat ion 2an(1,gonceral at ude Itoward
the group.
('uis 'cs t(('orlos ~iwere 115(3(1 at
the 'AI la t tomna lDelta a lform al 112
' 1vnt iny aheldl lUtlir(Ii1v en ing at
1 1:: -,1(' for' the a flar inclualed:
Inv'. C('ar£d a Maernani,Mr.%21an1 Mrs.
('Asni't i'e irit U , an.d Ma jor
i li i ni('at'2,ent er and Mr's. (Carport-
RA;SED TJHENT BOUN
OVEH TO GIRCUT CURT
"If '111.1 1' Fib mi m'25,was bound
c)5, to 10)(rca ttcourt yesterday, on
. ,50,) bail by Judge John D. Thomas.
iiiatia 'im was a resteol on Nov. 24 for
nti lle ed coninec.Lion with time Cartier
ad Wa gnmer' (lothing st ore be r ll(I-
whiclr~h occurred on Nov. 22. the
i'spoildeti '5 roommates, Charles Mur-
iavi, '25, andl Proctor Gilbert, '25E,
both plea ,led guilty when the stolen
clothing Nwas found in Fairbairn's
truiik, and were bound over to circuit
court oun $3,500 bail. They furnished
bail amid were' releaised.
I.3 ii haIilcitiicinleto lbe innjocent
aid ,saidlhe knew nothing of the rob-
biery, I [is two roomilmates andl a De-
troit man, who was alleged to beO con-
nect ed with the robbery, testified that
ha head nmo knowvledge of' the dteal. TPes-
tinillV bu'oulght. out ini.the ~hearing
y'st amA ay disclosed tihatWai riaim'n amid
his thmree associates hmd visited both
the Cartier amnd Wagner clothing
at ore., on a Saturdlay evening, that at
both places IFairbairn had tried onl
,uitta ando askedl thlat they be laid
a iray xeNextd(yla'lut Ii es!t alihishnments
l (ported clothing as missing.
AlithIough n1o0direct iprofcouldI be
ero ented against. Pl m'iaiu'n, iidica.-
tioni a{ointed that hie luau been a fact or
in aii(nit; aid(]abett'.ing the robbe'ry, and
a t his gromumnod Jtmge Thonuar bound
lii i ovaer to) tle earliesit luoa i ble Itrial
on t lie cirmcuit (conso~it. aa'i ..Va r-
hal an hasa beeminabe Ic raixe [lie
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Student Veterans
Thme American Legion will attenmpt
Sto bring into its fold all the ex-ser-
Svice men connected with the Univer-
sity, in a membership drive which is
&-about to be inaugurated. Only eight
students land ten members of the fac-
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