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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1926

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BATES ADDRESSES
O6PENING MEETi
Problems Involved In Citizenship
Presented At Convention
Conference
PUBLICITY DISCUSSE
Speaking on the subject of the1
ens involved in American citizen
Dean Henry 14. Bates of the
school, addressed delegates of the
vention of the Federation of Wo
clubs in one of the opening co
ences.
In the. opinion of Dean Bates o
the greatest duties of the America
izens is the ability to understan
validity of legislation. Citing exan
of various cases where constitut
amendments have been rejecte
the Supreme court of the U:
States, Dean Bates empha
that fact that although
ideals contained in the legisl
may be for'the betterment of the
stitution, the foes may use the
,wgrn phase "no due process ofJ
and if'they can prove this tru
Supreme court must declare it
constitutional. Thus the people
oring the bill will call the court w
and prejudiced, and condemn the<
when they should praise it.1
Bates further pointed out that the
stitution was drawn up for a time
different from our own and it do
many parts need reconstructing
that the true citizen will not cond
it bat, study to find the best imp
ments and then uphold the policie
its °betterment. He emphasized

{ALUMNUS-MAKES PLEDGE Keen Competition Is 'Debaters Train To 4OFFER PRIZE FOR 1
FOR LEAGUE BUILDINGNt ARepresent-Riclian WINNING POSTER
Noted In Athletics ep set i gn
Interest in the work of the women On University' eam All women are invited to compete
! Uon this campus for a new League Competitive tournaments of aill for a prize of $10, which is to be
'building prompted James R. Offield, kinds are completely filling the 1926- aplied on a life membership pledge
p Are!0, fCicgt make a pldg f. 27 athletic schedule and this year1 Training of the women's debating ! to the Women's league, by ina ing a
'04, of Chicago, to pledge class of 15 women who were chosen poster for the life membership drive.
$1,000 to the fund recently. The pledge more than ever before, efforts are be- from the tryouts in June has been be- The poster contest will close Oct. 28
was made during the last visit of Mrs. ing made to reach every University gun by Gail E Densmore of the pub- 'nd all posters which are to be enter-
W. D. Henderson, executive secretary! woman in an attempt to have her par- lic speaking department, who will lat- ed in the contest must be at the Lea-
D o ticipate in some type of sport. Follow- er select eight from this class to rep-- gue office on the second floor of Bar-
of the Alumnae council to Chicago.. ing the hockey tournament which is resent Michigan in intercollegiate de- bour gymnasium.
prab- now being played off there will be bating. One alternate is to be chosen The three facts that should be in--
fact that the people of the United a swimming meet. Early in Decem- for each team. The question, "Resolv- clided in the posters are that this is
nship, States should not conidemn the Su- ber the basketball tournament will ed: That a secretary of edulcation the last year of the drive, that it is
Law preme court, but should realize that it start. These will befollowed by arch- should be established in the Presi- primarily for upperclass women and
con- has no alternative but to say "yes" ery, tennis, and baseball tournaments dent's cabinet," has already been stud- that the goal of the campaign is $20,-
men's or "no", and its decisions may some- in the spring. If enough interest is ied by the' class. 1000. Women from the architectural
)nfer- times be wrong but as the general fact shown other tournaments will be stag- The teams will be chosen the sec- college will judge the entries both
they are right constitutionally. ed throughout the year. and week in November in preplaration from the standpoint of their advertis-
'te of Following Dean Bates speech, a ser- Last year competition was close in for the first debate which will be held ing value and their artistic excellence.
n cit- ies of publicity discussions were held. all sports and it is hoped it will be early in Decei0iber. -
d the The speakers on this subject were: even keener for the coming year. The Along with the honor of a position Michigan playing cards in the popu-
mples Lee A White, the news editor of the total number of points won by each on the team, the debaters receive a lar yellow 'and blue pattern are again
tional Detroit News, who spoke on publicity orgaaiization during the 1925-26 seas- medal, a substantial sum of money on sale at all of the University book
ed by j from the news editor's standpoint. on is as follows: Kappa Delta, 475; and are eligible to membership in stores. The fall shipment arrived yes-
Jnited Following Mr. White, Raymond R. Bak- Kappa Kappa Gamma, 402; Martha Delta Sigma Rho, honorary forensic terday and all orders can now be filled
Csized er of the Ann Arbor Times spoke from ook, 361; Betsy Barbour, 339; Delta society. at Alumni Memorial hall. No change
the the same standpoint. Ethel M. Fran- Delta Delta, 324; Alpha Phi, 297; Pi has been made in the design and the
[ation cis, head of the Francis advertising ( Beta Phi, 273; Alpha Omicron Pi, 256; the gardens at Buckingham palace are cards may still be obtained in single
con- firm of Detroit then viewed the ques- Helen Newberry, 250; Delta Zeta, 239; being remodelled so that their formal I or double cases at $1 per deck.
time tion through the medium of display. Alpha Chi Omega, 215; Zeta Tau Al- 'appearance will give way to a more
law," For the club women's viewpoint, Mrs. pha, 200; Alpha Xi Delta, 197; Delta natural style. Subscribe for the MichigaxPDaily.
e the Dorian M. Russell, of Grand Rapids, Gamma, 195, and Zone 7, 193.
t un- past president of the State Federa- The intramural hockey tournament ------_ _ _ _ _ _ _
fav- tion of Women's clubs offered sugges- was won by Betsy Barbour, the bask-
vrong tions. Following the speech of Mrs. etball tournament by Kappa Delta, the
court Russell, a general discussion was held first swimming meet by zones 5 and 12
Dean in which Anne Little Brandes of De- combined, the second swimming meet Notice, Co-eds!
con- troit, the author of the pageant to be by zones 9 and 11 combined, the base-
very presented Thursday night, particilpat- ball tournament by Kappa Delta, and Call for an appointment early and
'es in ed. Miss Francis Garvey, of Alpena, the tennis meet by Kappa Kappa Gain-
but 'who is the state chairman of the press ma.look your best for the Illinois game.
demn and publicity committee led the discus-
rove- sions. LONDON. - Gardening has always
s for 1 - been a favorite hobby with Queen
the Subscribe for The Michigan Daily. Mary and with the approach of spring e
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NOTICES
Y. W. C. A. membership cards have
arrived. Anyone interested in joining
the organization may sign up in New-
berry hall.
The Y. W. C. A. noon hour program
today will consist of social dancing.
The Y. W. C. A. cabinet meets at 4

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