THE MICHIGAN DAILY

FRLIDAY, OCTOBER 29, lb2G




Local Artists Will Furnish Material
For First Exhibit Of Art Association-

Marines Guard Mails After Series Oif Daring Hold-Ups

As the first exhibit on the annual be used as decorations for thl n"
series of 'the Ailn Arbor Art asoiation I1 mueom ebuilding. SQ(i Iiiztso
loa ell ill also bd e l1ide.lill _:
local artists, both amateur and pro-h. Ib1t
fessional, will show their wok in the I Vaucn l ioum, ins tr ac [m.ii a reh-
West gallery of Alumni Memorial bal leci e il~ ci tn int e:
Nov. 9 to Nov. 22. The exhibit will con- ' hriolk , h a_,5notd fartierCL
silt of works of creative art in any vigecid '=energy. And 1. A. j~~
medium; 'and a large number of well- aVoa nsico i m('i eo
ktnowvn local artists have signified A rc u' 4c ton will r>;;s ii ever1
their inltentionrs of being represented. ri oerEr hhinwile, ,Ti ti~ . .I
Everyrsr yearh the Atrt a ssociation, of A. l wlelr vwho is a ia : it~ cover
vLtihPrfssrImeitsWarren P. desv'n-t .'f
Lobard is president, holds one ex- Vi d 14. AdriOl 2.1a Id M. ).{ '.
hi~it for the work of local artists, and Jobli ra, f.loaii i Lr utor2lit ike T
t4is year it was decided to make this'vi :t, wil again rxhiib~ ieces.Mr. ,
the first evenit of the year. Among the Aldrich -is v, <l l iitri for his act lf l
displays of o eA specilal interesth will bean i.Jbut orhriladI
thos ofLeo A.Makilsk, wo i onportrait sketches.
a leave of absence this year from the In addition to the pofes;ionias re-
University but whose portraits at-, presented thcre will be a large iituber f ..~
tracted a great deal of attention in the of amateur ors isplayed, by local(,
exhibit last year.I artists.
Among the other professionals ex- i The Ann Arbor Art aysocial ionr will
hibiting their work in this display will (hold six exhibits this year, all of thej
be Mr. and Mrs. Myron B3. Chapin. Mr. remainder will be by outside artis. ;::.::.
Chapin is an instructor in drawing and Thie works which a e to be exhtibitedl
painting, and Mrs. Chapin exhibited inj in this display by local ..tusts moiast
the Pan-American exhibition held inl be in the hands of Prof. Buic il.i
San Francisco in 1915. Jean Paul Donaldson of the fine arts depart.-
Slusser, instructor in painting and jment before Nov. 4. Any local. artist
drawing, will exhibit his fine screen miay contribute and l the exhibit in-
works and batiks besides hris water eludes °all formis of cretive art, ii-
colors. Samnuel Chamberlin, formerly luding photography and art T rafts.
of the faculty here and now studying J Mrs. Everett S. Brown is chanirman
abroad, considers Mr. Slusser is theI of the exhibit. There will be a privae
comning water color artist of America. sho ing to members of the Art a-%
Carleton hn rw n Angell, instructor win frec sociation and specially invited gues t
haddaigadmdlig ile-tenight of ov.8 Students will hoe
hibit sculptured works. Among the admitted to the exhibit tree of charge,
pieces of special interest in Mr. An- as has been the cstom of the As-..
gell's exhibit will be casts which will sociation in the past._f
y p heavily armed marines are sli
MANY UNIVERSITY FACULTY ADDRESS tates d mail ma postal car. Similar d
MICHIGAN EDUCATION CONVEN TIONS iet daringhldups however, have m
(1. L M. Gulick, in charge of mails i
Professors and instructors of the Prof. M. S. Pargment of the Romance
University are playing a large part in languages department as one of thle CA O S' C U
the annual district conventions of the spaesIrf ereMyr n O E O C A G
0. W. Stephenson of the School ofVO E TO C A G -
Michiga n Education society, formerly Education made' speeches at bothTI E OM E IN
the Michrigan School Teachers' asso- 'gatherings.ZME O M ET N
Elation. Through arrangements with A number of representatives from
the Extension department of the Unii- the University are also present at the , a recent meeting of the executive
versity, the expenses incurred by the district convention, which will close' ceniit.ee of tie Michigan School-
mgen in making the trips are provided tonight at Grand Rapids. "The func- mastrs' Chlu, it was voted to change
for. tion of Grammar in Modern Language
At the convention held at Flint Oct. Instruction" is the subject of Profes-'htmeote197etigfmte;
25 and 26, Professors Clifford Woody, sor Pargmet's talk. The speech of latwe;nMac oArl,8 9 n
C. S Bery, . D CutisandThoas BunoMeieckeof he'Lati deart 30~. his will be the first time in may
C. . Brry F.D. urts, nd homs iBruo Mineke f te Ltinde S.t years that the club has not met in
Diamond, of the School of Education;( ment deals with "Modern Latin." S March. The new date in April wasj
Prof. E. E. Rovillain of the Romance E. Field of the mathematics depart-sectdacointoheertryf
languages department; and Prof. It. ment spoke yesterday on the subject the club, L. P. Jocelyn, because of the
A. Sanders of the Latin department "The Freshmna's Problem." Prof. C.I esire to avoid the spring vacation
were among the principal speakers on . Davis of the School of Education reesso.h chos h cdm
the program. At the same time, the and Dr. G. C. Kyte are also on thej of Science will change its time of
district meeting at Lansing, included list of speakers. ( meeting to the new date selected by
the Michigan Schoolmasters' Club.
M AP CLASS SEES DIAL SYSTEM ADDED AT Thexcuieomteeasap
proyed plans for closer cooperation
MOVING PlC TURE 1 HOSPITAL SWITCIIBOARDi btween the Michigan Schoolmasters')
lub and the Academy of Science.
Three reelsof motion pictures, were Work has commenced on the alter- rtso'FacsX.Kleo h
Latin dpa rtm ent, is president of the
shown in connection with the meeting ation of the first floor of the new bill- club, bait during his absence abroadI
of the Map Reading class of the R. O. versity hospital to accommodate al Professor J. B. . Ednonson of the
TI. C. department last night in Na- new switchboard and telephone sys-! School of Education is acting as chair-
tural Science auditorium. The films tem., a fteeeuiecmite
have 'been prepared by the War de- The present instrument room a ndj LO NDON.-The government's em-
part~ient to show the details of map switchboards are being enlar~ed so rgeny powers in connection with
reading and construction. One of the th9at a dial-switching system cami be( the coal strike have been continuedl
reels deals exclusively with the func- isalebntedo the maulR h ouse of Comnmons.
tem now in use. The new instruments -___________
toning of the recoil system of heavy will be so equipped aind installed that LONON.--Bing George presentedl a
artillery. In addition, two reels of they will accommodate any future en-lfleeofteralesdnWhe
fil dpicin th lfe t estPontlargement of the hospital and its Lodge, a at recntly to Lord( Lee of
were shown. phone service desirable. Ii Fieanrcuty
The films have been prepared under ecently.______
theisupervision of the general staff of f RA ei iii usrb o le3iliauDi
the United States Army and photo- RADTHE W N US SbciefrteXcianDiy
graphed by the Signal corps. lllillllllililll11lltlllifl~lsllllll6811118liiltl~,
TOKIO.-The Japanese navy survey
ship Manshu returned to Yokosuka - E I EOI
reported it had dscoered the deep-.= DE I EN A RA I L
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Dean Of Engineering School Ends
Speaking Tour With TalkiIn Texa s
Concluding his trip with a talk to as representative of the American AL-
 the Ameri tn Society of Mechanical. sediation of Universities and the Uni-
Einer thutn r sDa versity of Michigan, spoke before other
IMortimer E. ,Cooley, of the College of dleas and facultyThmembersloofette
Engineering, returned Tuesday after rea .adM n TeDvl~in
a combined two weeks speaking and o niern dcto. eas
I ileasure tour. attended a football game between the
! ~University of New ,.Mexico ad li
Dean Cooley l-eft Oct. 13 for Pitts- ITxsA n .clee
burg TxsM where he attended a committeeI "7etighaimpsed eabu
meeting of the Society for the Pro- 'h hnita mrsedeaoi
Imotion of Engineering Education, this4 school the most," declared De~
The work of this committee was to Cooley, "was that in spite of thtb act
consider .the draft of a final repoart T-Iiat nilitary training is required ,ony
-which will be presented before thie the first two years, every studeflt of
( deans and administrative officexark o! the college who is physicall~y able, is
150 engineex ing colleges at a convem om ~ f~,el)Ci of the R. 0. T. ,C. Theiir regi~-
Lion in Washington, Nov. 12. i ent numbers more than 2,00,andl &
From there Dean Cooley wen t to Si. review took an hour and half."
Loi~s wl'ere hie stayed for a 1ior t; On the M1-onday fallowing -his st~
1while and theta proceeded to Texaus. at College Statiionr, Dean Cooley pro-
AtlDallas, lie spoke hef'or(, the As- cite to l ouston where he spoke to
sociatedl Technical Societius on "'hie a nurnber of 3i chigan alumni about
IEngineer in Pu~blic Life." the University.
ICollege Station, Texas, was the next 11>-ulast talk was in Houston, the
stop on Dean C ooley's programi. This followig eveningl, lbaere the local
city is the homie (f the Texas Ag rinl- ctlaatci of the Americau Society of
tiral and Mechanical college,. ,WlV~lanclEgnes
Iwas at that time holding a thiree-diay ,______________
celebration in honor of the semii-cn-
ic nulal anniversary of the s -Irool, andj OSLO.-The fnal figures of the re-
ihe inauguartion of Dr. Thiouias t? 4-; cent. plebisciterr~ prohibition shows a
toni as president of the sells ee majority of more tlhan, 11,000Qaainst
Dean Cooley, who was here acting the present law.

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rastit measures were also undertak en in BIa 1, li t a ~; ater being
Jerks had been trained, ariftd, and equipped. to take o'.rc iis lack. Re-
ade necessary the resumption pf this to ;i, by the wiarin.s. Thle inset shows
n eastern United States. _________
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