PACE FOUR

THE MICH-IGAN DAILY

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1925 "

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dozens' of other activities in Whih s
Youth" of the nation en o ge d(lailv;,t
and sercn. that no greataanind
this seas on.
iRICHIEST IN ABILI'Y\\(lteAl- erantOf5ie
MV. lPriand, in selecting the man .o ,,,in in so fast t hat eve ae having-
head the ministry of finance in th1-ourituances ruined b~uying two (Cet!
new French cabinet, laid imself op, its >>ns. Gee, guys, a jokes a joke.
Sadcni righlt ini, please but please
to considerable comment, both pro a S mll {ssoflra r.I hp
and con. Whether AT. Louchcur, the, a plece ohf luIct , just to keel) us alive. .
richest man in France, will solve the I () course' thie is a matter of hionor, so
present financial crisis, or will, we will senid the Stamps, regardless,
through capitalistic prejudices, prove h ut it is a sad problem Where we are
himself unfit to meet the r~sponsibili- 1goin to get our next; meal fromn. With
ties of the situation, remains to b~e 'all1 this publicity, ouri credit is rotten.
seen. In the meantime, it is inevitable A _yone sending, say a, turkey,, or bet-
that the choice of iAT. 1Br2iandl will he t~er, will heave the acconanying (con-
the subject of much criticism. tribut ion run every (lay in the week
Will the hand that has been able to for one solidt'week.
turn his private interests into gold be We are not :going to publlish this
able to do the same in his control of team until all the rest of t he court ibs
governmental interests? '-hat remains come in, so that we can pl)iish the
to be seen. Without doubt, however, statistics, etc. lint in the meantime,r
the ability to deal successfully with; we have our own team which we., wish
the problems of finance is evidenced to suggest.

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A rex iew, by Robert I lenderson.
In that it is hiigh comnedy and the
most, elusive technique of the theater,'I
"'Ie Swan'" stands as a triumph forj
Iiss l''ciiste(ll,'s direction and1 an I
adldedl triumph for her new complany.
tihe perfornmance yesterday afternoon,'
not even forgetting "Thy~e Copperhlead" 't
and "The S)econd Mrs. Tanqueray," setf
a new standard for her productions.
T.Ihe whole interpret ation was color-
ful and (lramnatic, capturing the so-
phlist ry, the tinseled irony of Molnar's'
sentimental tragedy, a scene of
Vienna-and mannikin royalty. All
'the inmpudent chuckatluck of class
effrontery, all the jadecd illusions and
hypocrisy of a,(decadent nob~ilit y werek
keyea in their suibtlest satiric over-'
teases'. It was a sure and masterlyI
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by M. Loucheur's career and his pres-
ent rating as the wealthiest m)en in
France.
M. Loucheur will he aided, it has
been announced, by an advisory com-
mittee which will include the best
qualified representatives of finance,
commerce, and industry in the repub-
lic. This is another indication that
the solution of the p~resent problems
will be in able hands.
Many, however, will object on time
grounds that a satisfactory solution
can be reached only through a " spe-
cial tax on all forms of fortun-s And
wealth." It is reasonable to believe,
they will argue, that a capitalistic
f nance ministry will evade the Impo-
sition of a cap~ital levy and hence will
merely postpone a real solution of tlhe
problem. Yet America hasn't had that
-difficulty in the fewyecases of success-
ful citizens in the cabinet, des pite
constant accusations to the contrary.
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TUTESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1925
-.- tor-W. C. PATTERSON
- ilplayers were killed and in-
jured1 as a result of gridiron activities
Ehis fall than ever before will prob-
,,bly bring forth from some quarters
a storm of criticism and a new de-
f-)arid that football as a sport be
6lJminated.:Twenty deaths have been
traced~ to° football injuries; 43 have
been hurt more or less seriously.
On the basis of these figures, how-
Pever, it cannot be assumed that foot-
ball has become a hazardous sport
and should therefore be abandoned.
'hough the figures show that more
were killed and maimed this year than
ever before, it must also be remem-
bered that more were playing the
game than ever before. Were accurate
figures available on the number par-
ticipating, the percentage of casual-
ties would probably be strikingly low,
--probably lower than in past years.
The significant feature of the grid-
iron.'s casualty list is the fact that the
ave -rage age of those who met death
ws19 years. The youngest was 14,
an (t the oldest, a professional foot-
aIl player,' was 27. Only two college
.,en were killed,, indicating that sys-j
t in'atic football, with trainers, coach-
cs, and medical advisers, makes for
! 1v,-(r injuries. It also makes appar-
tent that football, when it is played,
should be played under competent si!-
,eision.
The experience of New York City'
'with football is to the point. A few,
years ago the city passed through 'a
harrowing series of gridiron casual-
ties, and as a result the following set
ofseven rules were drawn up:
1. All players must have their par-
ents' permission to play.
2. Each boy must pass a physical
examination.
3. The actual playing season mustl
sta rt late enough to assure all boys
- r nafit physical condition. f

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T~lE A;VI'N'(1111.OF BU~V AM
It was Buinny's first 'x isit to I he bar-
her 51101 in many weeks,, but Joe

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'I ho Princess ii''"Tho Swan"

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s n rti 1olearn if you
stairt right. The es-4.

,,cnfidential upon rc~iue t. I lu ,hmeyers voice rang out its 1usual il'51.aiidi:, as I'll(,lPrincess clearly , ° r6ad piro
cheI ( 'Tnygeeting Fotplyed Eva LeG a 11ennie, rTherx o i'a LAN
WHY G0 ,CASS hello Bunny, he cried, comning , va the sate ha Ttrd suilppressioni, the
To the Editor: for'ward to take the pro-offered collar sa 00me raniculal 0e pathos aid inbred K
1ook1forithe deer-
It is ,strange. that sc acs~ and ti.?, which Bunny shyly removed. 'j aloofness; hutthflei'e was added iheeditrad mr.u
last Friday have 'not 'yet ('ojvincred "Amin next ?" inquired the lad1, wrmt aild passion-at (every climnax No. ihlai 1Ski Mfg, Co
th.e 'University adnis Utration of h blushing, slightly under the hold stare thatt shaded tile 'Lariict er as the ; o1s'LarI 'rr Ski
futility of 'holding classes onteI of Gracie Tody, who had dropped ill to o1'7~'il creaition could not. TlHere ;, A;,_ 'r F'a 'rk;
single day or day and a half betwveen wsaFG'ai V~lls'. av nn- .'TI1lnT
two holidays.- The half--filled classes, leqeto a ivrasvrt. tic htMs ealen ol
1A, least not by .Joe 1l1iuiilemyer. Iinot 011011.
the large numbered of lessons uniz-
_ prepiared, and the many bolts given 'ai eloBnny, ' ('Xelincd Miss Ms ontle oi e hr n
by .>-uctors are suffidcent evidien I y lig e lttrn lu rsgt c ' o ( i n dua ci M;
,, 'i .,. st.f im n\( (d ad otening her czrich voice to a (deep, =1"llaprop, easily dominated(1her Scene ? t'
ien eruals wrea 5 .al~u5 miot ein aeibe~ll(rate attIempt , I idpainited with ther own adlap.#ta tion
" ove~r- towerboy iiU hrof IMinnie MVadlder'n I iske a p(erfect
1 i-i ,'cctrs he md EFt hexvigianded(mne --overwhelming, caustic l IK
einttathe students would rallt har s.
go homne than". 'emain to get whi-atever I slow flush ( reit out of little BIl- I n~t haring. adDnl
they could out of F 'ridlay's recita ;i F ny's shirt and upl past h is collar banld. ltila ,y Iliian lond Camieronl,
o~rIecure. .iidthoe casss wich IRealizingr that he hmad fallen into ai. t or Sheri'xnl and most of all, WN-al- Frequent maic
didmee wih een far nuilertrap, he determined to plut Ihill:self on tor Young In that }:is part wvas creat-
Ilhis, guard, and so, with as bolt front oild fromi not hinig --filally mnotlded the a°
present were hindered fromll accomulp- :
lisingmuh b te fcttha mst f a front as lie t'ouldtlmuster, he lucked themie int o its beautitul comedy, exact
those that were there had not don up a Ladies Home Journal and tried f and fimishmet and poignant with its gy
1 any studying for thatpeidSvra to avoitd the: cunning smile of G~racie ' hopeless moral. *
Iinstrutors, seeing that it would ie I ~ f rmo is
worthless to try to hold classes Fri- "All! I see y'ouiare a devotee of the I'llF OIGA 11ICTHV
Sday, aimounced that they -w ould give IJunl~ adtewmnxi ia : u~r(1mitin 'nvri tgn
bolts, or at least assigned ino lessons Jament l, m s id hem an limewt h ni I'al hao r ii tui, iedr io r gan-
for that day. It was a battle of wits, and none I cert. tour, will offer the folloxwing Or-IA
And it is not surprising that this knew it better than Bunny, gan Recital tomorrow afternoon at3
should be the case. Shell time stin- - "].'call.), I have no preferences, Miss I4.:1- o'clckl in i-Hill auditorium:
dens gt a oportnit togo omeGracie," replied the lad, coldly. "'er- Syl l~fli s) c Tonle loem "'Fin-
for four days by only bolting a few > il amr r Critepui adi".........ielius
' "I~~a~zlic lisher, butl' 11t, I stlpposar is a- matterIntT
clseadtf ea oeo hns- IIn' h orig(BerGn" Suie
giving day, one could hardly e'xpect. . of ohlmion"''No) 1).................... Grieg
Bunny felt. that he had scoretd a le )eath . ........Grieg f !F.T S
them to think much of Friday classes. IM
Forthoe wo sayel i An Aror poitit, anid rightly so, for Miss Tody La, I~lhmeul ..................Ilyde ___
Thnkgvigda oud o se rnbit her lipl in ill-concealed wrath at~ Conceerto iin I) minior .............F ' Rk
app~ropriate day for study, andi in most..her own stupidtity. E........................VvillI elm Itrk (lenmtaun,
cases dinners ori1 parte 'e'mte Th inmiatluywsIInie- ldii uttion-- Grave
I any such endeavor. cip~ient of a haughty stare whichbe 'igo
Would it not be bettor inl anot hemr I tokened that the bat tie vwas not. yet i La rgo e spicatto
such instance, and they ccuir at least termna~itedl, 0astfmras Miss C Gracie Nvocturmie ("Alliisuiminernighit'sI
Tne a y a , t f l o h e d o y W a olcei'led.lb-cain'')...........l Mendel sso "mn
oncea tofollw te led ot l~ut at thmis point, flueer7a fly Joe, F Curt ge and I Liany. .. .. . . . . ..Dupre
enough to dismiss their cla'sses, and xxm --.e-an_- 'rselxxins t N F~I uori1
discontinue all the activities of the th i i tce eie otk
University for the week-onti?had01)Dw,, naicr'i ote
--B. P., p27. Y1.!' he called oti t, suddenmly,. je S of°ItiTim-es, wriote mthme follo i ug
_ __ _IThe IEndc, movie xv of3 ' rci't IttNow York con-
__________QuIdnuIIS z"r ceto by ti I'itll uco 'Trio, xwihich is tol
4 DITORIAL 1 COMM~f ENT77 11'they ha-ve ]*in more zmatinees Fi ! t71di 1,e toorrw a'triloF Lo
tiytlf escoc ierdE Mchgax',lo
br ;II i alocal 0"t si; room again, Ibail m'om)
'11"E ART OF 4A' tiN t 'LOiA)VF F "mPgb1I m 1ymuc miog t
46pThe New York Wor~ld) Ahbove was meaiit for a coml)himnen l le fir ,,A, of U «E i'i25 01 six ('cleit5(i
Drink to me only with tihinoeees, -Pes 1 o okfray(i' hg i 'i me iiui t rn e mm beet.
A nd I w ill lpledlge w ith in e; People. hereabout a reo all.t) o t-een to 1I 'liv > 11n1t i c,a r t ti is 0 'Duo l W Is Vwell
Or leave a kisslbult in Itle cup), tsee 5sonletmhmi syji 011n'V'tY '- (t5(, ai g;111 ti5 11it fully
Anti I'll not look for xwinec. -mar.Qiete ea m' x EnoI lL' y. lo be01'''ommmce ntgmm
Quoting these huzes as tvoIiea I of ce-ilniert tof hletslauding or, razzing-} FtlttiG~'n f ~i[g were Of nusia I mumo ileli. '"
old-fashionetd love -nmkiimmg,4 Annold iits for' our (-uiting r enma 'ks abo~uut his F 'llie tc ;m.1iet Ola;yedit m .onlyxv it b I
Bennett, writing in the :I.1otdomm ,iStiln- a ndtlhat, xxii n xve n,,vemr even had the inli (-m10t It 04K sim allmd feeling, }bil.xwith 111
tlay P'ictoriall, declarmes ten.n ro Ig e> neto lcon tl !I o cc(l' extt bot ml oncme tl t had be~auty and 6.,- FO T E O
this art, if not thme spirit, of it, ha:; * **,1gowv.
undergonae profound l cang{es in theRal.om elvea ery .F1 I "liezn i ra yMs~ . I ii r slog-ami is Otuick antdefficient ser-'
last few tdecades. It is xriu-limwore inl- it mpust 11)11.I 1 '11)11id Gi orni with ievery sensitive vice. lWe have ibuilt i lout' cab set-;
formal now, lie says, HaridIbe thinkls I'Sim'rj Toby iMir,. ci t' ejiblo a nd il i inmualmiost. iiali- ,ice't-on thme'principle III at xw-hen a cuts-
the change has been bronghlt, about by ' - 4I to foel-inmg for proporionu. 'I'ie ia nmmstI oitu' )1ph os aim ortder that is all he l
the feminist rmovemient. With hsluin-r was love ever bmade th~i for anrare'o -x'ept ion, i'efr'aied fromma hizu1 to tto. Wedoltihue rest in beinmg
sociological conclusionms ve ht'e ii,,wa- Ny i.har wyIieznth'Ftoo lthick or Iiheavxy cl mality ; in t his lie thete o nthe (tot, and takcinlg theolas-
concern; our luar'rei is xilt li l'odgwk ~x ie- odyn1I ace tm oo l f h il i z'ug'to his or her dtinlation as,
):remises. sow i istolove- makingl n~t rieesooritsof hm iolF
premises.tHas loe.}im .I" tIin -I anil fomud also the litIi ig tonal cm- i i eet ily as safety xviii permit. iret, us
gone anzy ponderable cagsOt ne i ui boilmmeuit. tf time t'olrmoseu',, thoug ht; I Drove'( our claims.
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