T NAME HOOVER, SMITH IN COUNTRYWIDE VOTE Lowers Air Postage By Writing New Law ltesults Of Unihersity Balloting A nnIOIufnced By Independent MagaziS B HOOVER LEADS BY 9, Are 00 MORE THAN HUNDRED NEWSPAPERS BOUND, FILED FOR LIBRARY STACKS With the exception of one or two brary for the newspaper files it was binderies, the University does - the thought that three and one quarter largest amount of newspaper binding . in the country. More than 100 news mhes would be sufficient for a six papers are covered and filed for per- month volume. Since that time the manent books in the library news- papers have increased to such an paper stacks, according to William C. extent that today the New York Times Hollands, superintendent of printing is bound twice a month. The stacks and binding. have adjustable shelves and varied This large amount is due to a ruling size books can be filed. Papers are by the Board of Regents several years bound according to their thickness, ago which demanded that every news- some every month, six weeks, up to paper that is received by the library jsix months. must be bound. The newspaper; Accommodations of two stack rooms which come to the library are a se- have been made for the newspapers, lected -list of the metropolitan news- but there are still thousands of cop- papers of which; one Lansing, one ies waiting to be bound. Recently the Grad Rapids, and two Detroit pa- Ryerson Public library, Grand Ra- pers are included. pids, sent a complete collection of When space was allotted in the li- old, newspaper files to the libraiy. BOSTON, April 4--Herbert Hoover and Gov. Al Smith of New York ap- peared as the favorite candidates for lresidert in th~e country-wide uni- versity ballot. The Independent, a na- tional weekly, announced the results which showed that the Secretary of Commerce alone, with 22,086 votes. was awarded almost half the under- graduate and faculty total in 39 col- leges and universities. Smith followed second with a total of 13,534. Reed was runner up to the Democratic leader, Dawes and Lowden came second and third among the Republican candidates. The 10 men, five Democrats and five Republicans chosen to appear on the ballots re- ceived in all 46,879 votes. Of those not on the ballots Borah, Hughes, and President Coolidge re- ceived a considerable number of votes, while among those mentioned were Will Rogers, Aimee Semple Me- Pherson, "Big Bill" Thompson, Lind- bergh, Norman Thomas, Senator Hef-i lin of Alabama, and President Butler Cf Columbia.I Among the universities that report-1 ed, Michigan cast 2,540 for Hoover,l and 728 fcr Smith; Harvard gave1 Secretary Hoover 1,841 votes andf Smith received 1,380; at Princeton,t Hoover received 742. and Smith 25(; Rep. Clyde Kelly Republican, Pennsylvania, who is ,author and sponsor of the new airmail I law which passed the house by a unanimous vote, LEAGUE PLANS DISCUSSION "What is Industrial Democracy?" is the topic for. discussion at the meeting of the League for Industrial Democracy tonight, which is to be held at 8 o'clock at the Labor Tem- ple, 207 East Washington. Professor Lowell J. Carr, of the sociology de- partment, will address the meeting on the problem, and will lead the general discussion which will follow. - iI Cleaners and Dyers Easter--Going Home Get Your Clothes Pressed Phone 21548 II SELLING -"ii" , ""'+ lr ""r" " Ktent a Typewriter By the Month or for the Semester-Your Choice UNDERWOOD, ROYAL, L. C. SMITH, REMINGTON We Keep Them in Order RIDER'S PEN SHOP REPAIRING " I lv tiv AA w 1 BEST OF FOOD Served at Moderate Prices Arcade Cafeteria ti 1 L 1 ti ti 4 - ti. ti _ ti ti i1 ti ti SPECIAL MEALS! SPECIAL RATES! Vacation Offers p and M-LUNCH C. J. Fingerle, Prop. I-, ire..r r w e v sw. . .rv . ! s. . wp..I .. F.r.. .PiyJ ' ". 9'"... .J" . ", , l.~. ..r , . .1.r.. /«O.A. ~ /".1 ".r ". ii f r ,: a m mm GOLF HOSE Golf Hose require great care in laundering. Our treatment of them, with consideration for their delicacy of texture, insure softness and preservation. Our equipment includes speci- I ally designed forms which pre- vent shrinkage and guarantee I comfort to the wearer. Phone 4219 U 1NJTt,. I I