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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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DECEMBEII. 6, 1925

COOLIDGE TO PICKI
PARTYTSPOKES M111ENi
Coal Strike Anid Ai itlou PIrolemns
Expected '.o Fiirnibi Attac(k
An Aiiiish-al ion
MAY CHOOSE B UTLER
(By Associated Tress)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Carrying
to fruition the policy of a new (deal
in party leadership which lhe inau-
gurated coincident with the Cleveland
convention last year, Presidlent C1ool-
idge is expected to turn to several
new members of the Senate as admini-
istration spokesmen in that. lbody.
As he has in the past, the President
will, confer with the duly constituted
Republican leaders of the Senate on
matters of legislation and of policy.
But when it comies to selecting hjs
spokesmen his choice likely willt fall:
:r upon Senator Butler of Massachusetts,
chairman of the Republican national
committee, andl several others who are
just beginning their Senate careers.
This was the course be took at theI
special Senate session last March1
after he had resubmitted the nominna-
tion of Charles :Beecher N arren of,
Michigan, to be attorney general. thle
President wanted the receord for Mr.
Warren made after he had been at-!
tacked because of his former sugar
connections and he calledl upon Sena-:
tors Butler and Gillett, of M!'assachu-1
setts, Bingham of Connecticut, afld'
Goff of West Virginia, to make that}
record.I
Present indications are that spokes- I
men for the administratii3n will have!
a fairly busy tithe dining the first;
session. of the new Congress, which.'
meets Monday. The administration's!
attitude on the coal strike and the;
conduct of the armiy and navy dopart-
inents with respect to aviation are
certain to furnish points of bitter at-
tack in the House as well as the Sen-'
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Of Veteran Actresses Lend n coranevrbhapwi-
w utIorki- at least timel actor'
.influence In London Playhouses care not," she said. "I am afraid the
... .,. , _.... 4_ctor: ofthe younger school think,
inore Lrimut golf andl society than they
N, Dec. 5.-Three old ac- Ainley in Barrie's "Shall We Join the c~o k htaa;e. Thelre iS fa tenidenicy now-
,e adding color and interest Ladies?" at His Majesty's theater. F adap f for actors to walk through their
's theatrical season.! Sevene years ago ill hea~lth drove lpil s in the easiest way possible and

Anirk'n t~'ughher maay al;pear-
wise ,, wt tha late Sir Henry Irv ing,~
is noct painbut still i% a frequent
visitor-to the theater . IHeyreyes tstill
hfave the sparkle which endeared herT
as P~ortia and she carries herself Iith
the same regal grace which dlisti-
guishcddliar work on the world stage

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Lottie Venne, who sixty years ago, Elialine T erriss irroin ilie stave, btt,
came to the Haymarket, is appearing she has returned and is starring with
with Sir Gerald Du Maurier, Marie Seymour H icks, in "The Alan in Dress
Tempest, Gladys Cooper and Henry Clothes."

vo;( largig. lb aters where they havej
to;)~s th.eir voices andl work really
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p~endlent group in the Senate depend s largely on the. question of seating !
the four m2en" whose right to their to gas has been challenged.
Seats of Smith WV. Brookhart of Iowa, T[homas Scha~ll, the blind Minne-
sotan; Sal~ Bratton of New Mexico and Gernld Nye of North Dakota are
conteste'd.
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Wfestern Senators arec arousaed over'A LAA-A ...
the situation' with respect to the ad-
ministration of the reclamation l avl One, out of every three, or only 35 !fortunate one. Tphey have pictured
and have indicated' that they will layl per cent of those actually admitted toI college as a continual round of ath-'
down a barrage against Secretaryy college ever' achieve a degree, accord- letic games, good times, and many
'Work on that score. The adnministra- ing-, to investigation reported by the ' hours of idlleness. These ideas being
Lion's poliejes on Muscle Shoals, for- I American Campus magazine. The iformed while listening to college ac-
eigni debt settlements, WVorld court,( findings indicate that outside circum- quaint ances who have returned home
shipping, and other questions also ares stances initerfere ini*many- cases, buit during holidays, primed with athletic
certain to become targets for Senatel universit y officials say that one-third 'news. andl with tales of pranks, jokes

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broadsides.
When it came to the-organization ofi
the machinery for the 1924 conven-
tion for the nomination of Mr. C'ool-
idge none of these lea(Ifrs was found
in places of importance. Many poli-
tical observers regarded it as signifi-
cant that this change came about after

of all tihe casualties are a matter and boasts of idleness.
Simply of the student flunking out. I One edlucator says the failure to
Dr. Jhn Grier libben, president ofA guide and direct.. study is the weak.
l Princeton university, says moving pic- i point in our educational machine. Ac-'
tunes, possession of automob~iles, too. tivities nowadays leave so little time
great indulgence in outside activities 'for studious pursuits, that it is im-
andl over-generosity of p~arents are. portant for the student to learn to
the outstanding' causes- contribuiting toj use to the greatest advantage what-

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these Senators had sat reilent in their the failure of undergraduates. -ever time he does save for this less-
places during the 1011gweeks ofmog teieasnsgivnr y cl-popular but necessary side of collegeI
ter attacks on* the administration ie roesrsfrums ! rs r;life.C
connection with the Teapot Dome and , togelittle sorsfortuhespalaysnote;
Daugherty investigations. to itesepto nc laot
Wnei th Seateproose togoienough study, too much leisure, fastj MUNICH.-The diary of Ludwig II,
into the conduct of ,prohibition en-jetnaddirsfd thinking. One ia KingofBvra just published,i
forcements, Mn. Coolidge personallyI professor says that 10 per cent of all shows that yearly he recalled the an-
took~ a hand, transmitting to the Sen- (freshmen are mxentally unifit, and niversary of the death of Marie An-
ate a letter 'concurringintevw should never enter the classroom. i toinette with some form of devotion.
Secretary Mellon that 'no good could Other points are stressed b)y a college ,
come of such an inquiry and that Sen-_i paper, showing that the attitude of the Read the Want Adl s
ate investigations should b halted. icmn tdn sgnrlya n
During those days of barrages!I
u i e t r e of e to S n t r B r h t a f e ryRepublican , Idaho, for lhis views, al ' ho g t a s n to re u nt y le d , e ahben di a re m nt w th h m n
some of the major policies of admnin-a u r n h h c l t
istration. Subsequently Mr. Borah de-~T
clined to become,.. candidate for nom- I*'I
ation or' t. t pcket with Mr. Coolidge, th s w. le ' special.
but, despite their disagreemn ts on'= --
lubl'i questions, the Chief Executive's ~
oftn ascosutedwih r.BoaI Order i1fordinnerto a
on many affairs of state, domestic as;,fortoda
well as foreign.
PARIS.-American aviators in Mor- i
occo, in the words of Charles Sween- 2 'V al 4101 Z -
ey, their commander, helped prevent:=
the whole Mediterranean region being ,
blown up by a Mohammedan. wan '
aantcivilization. -j-
BEIRUT, Syria.-France's new high2
comsinr er eduee,-Ann -brDar
spent his first full day in Syria re-;n Abr D aro
ceiving delegations Of all religious f_ 'T'iHi E H oME 0 F P U R E M T L K 2
and political groups except the re-- =Vj
bellious Druses. =
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