STUDBENTS GIVE1 400!
s [ .[ IN SglInerieselRequests 'F hs YearRequire
the Services of More Than
Sixty Students.
CAMPUS LEADERS 'TALK

THE MICHIGAN DAILY


TUESDAY, OCTOBER Tt27. 1925'';

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More than 400 speeches were made
by student speakers in nearly every
county of the state last year in the
extension work of the Student Christ-
ian association. Ezra Y'oung;, '26,
chairman of the deputation cormmit-
tee, said yesterday. It is expected
that this year's work will exceed last
year's in volume and extent, for re
quests for speakers have been corning
in all week, in answer to an announce-
ment sent to Rotary and Kiwanis1
clubs, Y, M..C. A. groups, and high I
schools all over the state.I
ReqtetsW students to "speak be-f
fore luncheon clubs, high school as-1
semblies, father and son banquets, and
Mother's clnbj have necessitated se-I
curing t'he services of a group of more
than 60 undlergraduates,-, wh-ich in"-
cludes forei gn t~tudents, athletes, 'and
members of debating teams. From this
.group will be drawn the per.sonnel
for the various programs.
The chairman- has received a re-'
quest from Ithaca, Mich., for student
speakers to appear at eight consecu-
tive monthly meetings. From Oxf ord,
Mich., has come a request for a speak-
er to address a father and son ban-
quet.
So varied and extensive are the
calls, .tlha:,e work is divided among
five members of the committee. John
Van Ooeveting, '26, has charge of fur-
nishing speakers for all Rotary and.
Kiwanis luncheon programs. Gerritt
Fielstra, '27, secures foreign student4s
to speak on subjects relating to their
own country and contrasting condi-
tions in America with them.
Edwin Davis, '26, supplies athlete;
and 4ebaters to speak to H-i-Y clubs
and city Y. M. C. A. groups on various
phases of University life. Martin
Mol, '29, arranges programs for high.
school assemblies, sending athletes
and leaders in campus activities to ac-n
quaint , prospective undergraduates
with various phases of University life.

LUTHER WILL FILL
CAB,'INETPOSITIONS
I}ta5IIc"loF ci (eria-z y Will Request
Raificaitioni of ILocarn4) Se-
cuirlty Pict
IBACKED BY MAJORITY
(by Associated Press)
BER:tLIN, Oct. 26.-The expectation
)revailed in Berlin today that Chan-
:ellor Luther would fill the gap made
n his ca inet by the resignation Sun-
day of thiree Nationalist members_
{-Jerr Scbicie. minister of the interior,
Dr. Von Scliliben, sinister of finance
and Dr. Albaert Neuhaus, minister of
acorsomics, and than go before the
ceicl~stag and re quest ratification of
he Locarno security pact and arbi-
tration treaties.
The three resignations were not un-
'xpected, the gcve,.ning board of the
Nationalist party having delared the
I tacarn o agreements un satisfactory.
It is asserted Chancellor Lutheor,
who is backed by Foreign Minister
Stressermann, will proceed along the
peace lines laid down at Locarno.Tbe
chancelor is asserted to b~elieve that
he will be given a strong majority
in supporting the pact.
New York is to have P. cheaper form
of taxi transportation. Motorcycles
Iwith cab :sidlecars are being built to
I give quicker and cheaper service to
Gotham patrons.

Stirs Canada

Appointment of V. Vincent Massey,
Toronto, as minister without portfolio
in the Canadian cabinet, has excited a'
deal *of attention in Dominion political
circles. He was secretary of the war
council in 1918.
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S$WIFT, '95, REPRESENTS N EW YORK, Oct. ?f.-Noel C. Caffa, -
UNIVERSITY AT I:1AUGURALJ i private detective, who negotiated the' I PAY
Paricpain a rereenatveofretu.rn of the Donahue jewels, was in-I BEST PRICES
Paricpain a rprsetaiv o ddieted by the grand jury Friday charg- h"or imts sel lohg
the Uiniversity. James M. Swifth '9ubdwthcmounding a crime. ~~W
was present at the inauguration of IC1H. BE\JA1VIN
Pres. Raln~h Earle of Worcester Poly- I Patronize Daily Advertisers.-Adv. ___________________
technic Institute last Thursday. 'ti lll Ii[li -lE11Ii11I1fllitlllII##~IIt~ lt~eII~ttttl
I Mr. Swift. who is now a practicing
attorney in Boston, was requested by!
I -'resident Clarence Cook Little to!SP CA CH N S DIHE !=
serve in this capacity. -
WASHINGTNHav.e you tried theme yet?
-White NG O , c. 6. - Juso ...
WVelliver, chief clerk at theWhtl
Hon:se. has resigned to bie sone pub- 12= They are all prepared by a Chinese chef.
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ings for alleged malfeasance of of-1
flce. "Just political talki," she says.


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