MERE IN LEAGUE I CHICAGO OPPONENT OF TEAM ON SAME NIGHT [ TO THEM, TUES. OTHER foreign stu- h With the Central league debaters 'les E. Hurry, finally selected team work has al- e Y. M. C. A., ready started on the question which lest in Amer- Michigan will debate with Northwest- students Tues- ern and Chicago. These teams are to construct sep- 'y, many of the arate briefs of their respective sides orth American and they are to be completed and hand- broken down ed in to Mr. Ray K. Immel by next tudents of oth- Monday. This was the first require- cans owe much ment persented to the teams at a hievement, so- meeting held last night. Following the 'ance, and per- precedent established last year the s in this coun- negative instead of the affirmative will ind other late debate at home, as was previously the nuch to bring custom. Michigan's affirmative team f nationalities, meets Chicago at Chicago, and on the and the pro- same night Michigan's negative team non medium of debates Northwestern here. ,tions are ex- Now that the teams for the Central contest have been selected prospective in Coming _debaters are turning their efforts to t most foreign the Mid-west debate. The question for ca for patriotic this debate is: "Resolved, That the eing to better cabinet parliamentary form of govern- in their own ment shall be substituted for our pre- 'come to study rent form of state government." Great nocracy or to competition is expected from the wom- unch of indus- en students in this contest. Northwest- eaker. "Meet- ern is said to have a woman on one of ht," he declar- its debating teams. The society try- ill one day be outs will be held a week after .Christ ies." mas vacation. LO( ONE . n I'. Queen Helena of It hundreds of children in ace. en ach d by he Student Y.. E the program, r e Prof. Jona- WHO lTREN FIGHTER! irman of the eign students , l LIW" Japanese Stu- T IRDIGSW R M. C. A. of T ER S' ditor of "The in charge of SOLDIEIS BEGIN INTEN S Instituge. PRACTICE IN RECEIVING s . ATTACK SATURDAY rere given by ., '18, of the Luartette furn- Canmp MacArthur, Waco, Tex., Following the 23. -Intensive trench fighting b joyed refresh- ing in actual practice in receiving eception. attacks will begin here Sati ..-- after the two-day Thanksgiving ENT COLOR day. ) TO BROWN While the men have already the gas masks they have never ry department subjected to the liberated gas i g their depart- However, since such training is place of black, more important nature than any lege color, and er kind, the men are to be giv n the student thorough disciplining in gas, deL This was de- according to Major Allan L. B: of the sopho- who has seen the effect of gas at f the forestry on the western front. ening in room Major Briggs explained the r iilding. why the Germans have been so successful in these gas attacks. SC Rfl country cit The membi triotic mot the result keeper can Principa about 170,0 'tro 1 nnwr T the ieut is s ing Elects Secretary make every effort to discover What ile Armstrong of troops in front of them are lacking >een made chief in the knowledge and discipline of gas en's defense com- defense and immediately put over an [uarters in Kala- attack. They very seldom attempt an ong has one son attack of this nature when they are enant Richard N. 'aware that the foe is experienced in C tationed at New- gas fighting. ne of her reasons "Severe disciplinary training now interest in some means safety later," said the major in E work. Mrs. Arm- touching the subject of army life be- association with ing no soft snap. A number of reports s of Grand Rap- of men writing letters home complain- of the Daughters ing about the severe demands made of lution, and of the them in their drill and training work 'and Rapids. had come to his notice. He pointed -- out that it is only for the future good fessor Rescinded of the soldier to be put through hard ., Nov. 28.-The and difficult courses of training now. das R. Whipple as Upon arriving in France all this try-S sm at the Univer- ing drill and practice fighting will R rescinded yester- make the soldier able to defend him- gation of alleged self. expressed by Mapor Briggs explained the effects ess last week at of the latest burning gas employed Va. No action by the Germans and contradicted the appointment of a rumors that the gas was as terrible as pictures. While it scorches the F skin it does not eat its way into the Now Available body until it reaches a vital organ. owned by enemies The garments and masks worn by our were thrown open soldiers overseas entirely protect them ber 21 in a series from this newest device of the Geri hitefish, 1 Saratoga a la King Is 11 Gold Car es nt of I esville, nt of Lec I Peas II 5mnn ar ce Pie sh Plum Rrnn~v Q 'n the Frozen Cake German Inventions Patents which arec the United States N Americans Noveml regulations isued by the Federal mans. , ade commission. This opens the st store of German scientific infor- H. C. Springer Corporal in France tion regarding drugs and dyestuffs , Word has been received that Harvey our countrymen, and involves the C. Springer, '20, is now in France and spending of about 20,000 patents on that he has a warrant as corporal in 3 articles in question. the United States marines.' Springer enlisted last spring, going to Port .e Honey, Not Sugar, Says Hoover Royal, S. C., shortly after war was In response to a telegram from the declared, and was assigned to the ate chairman of the Women's de- eighty-third company, sixth regiment. nse committee concerning sugar sub- tutes, with special reference to Women Give $6,000,000 For Loan .ristmas boxes, Herbert C. Hoover Mrs. R. H. Ashbaugh, chairman of red the following recommendations: Liberty Loan department of the Mich- rge honey, syrups, figs, dates, and igan Women's defense committee, re- ts for Christmas dainties and sold- ports that Michigan women subscrib- 's' boxes." ed $6,000,000 on the second Liberty Loan. sta Killed in Action 28-Two Ameri- Camp led and five were The' an artillery com- their ; avis Party Will Be I 17 Camp Davis men w aual party at Packard irddy. Dec. 8. Camp