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…P'AGE SIX .'-- T14E MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. DECEMBER f. 1925. TI-IF. M 181:4[I1IT Y LN F1LA T'VV l~T hJthAYx .Id\.L 11: L L 1.9?J EU - OPOW EIO TE0 'N IV A LL CONFERENCE HONORS ECKERALL PICKS Bullion Selects Three Wolverines SIX Y TM N On All-American HONOR8 MAY COMPETE IN AUSTRALIA SALSINGER PICKS MICHIGAN ALL-AMERICAN I FIRST TEMS Lowry Of Northwestern alked. As Best Center In Conference Over Brown GRANGE MADE CAPTAIN...…

…5,IIND,1Y, DF]CENTI3];II, C, 1S,253 TI IT-,, N/TT(T---TT0AT,,,T DATT-Nip PAGE SEVEN S~I3NDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1f125 PAGE SEVEN THU MTOLUOANT DAIlY , , A S0 E r IBRARY ADDS 1IND(OFMay E aBe iain's.SOUTH METHODIST VTE ui= r . . _. i itSCIENT IFIC PPHIODICALS EvyT eln DEFETS MERGER PLAN (' i:Ia et-- NGt;a h Eiu Clclk n .:u,('." Flute---Rev Curtis. Iinylxe Piano-Charles Wolcot t. iN. nanpapers' are ap- utn Chamberlain for i ir of I ocarno to vi...…

… PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1925 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin s constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m: (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volume Vi SUNDAY, DECEIMER G, 1925 Number 6; French Air Squadron Bombards Moroccan Town SIBERIAN STUDENT - ENGINEER __________ TELLS OF VARIED EXPERIENCE University Lecture: The Honora...…

…THE WEATHER RAIN OR NOW TODAY t igau ~I~hiIJ MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS' I I ,v VOL. XXXV. No 63 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1924 EIGIiT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS UOPERA SETTINGS GIVE PRODUCTION ' COLORFUL EFFECTI Mayo States English Medical Students j Lead In European Scientific Research Complimenting the University of leader in this science across the At- Michigan on its new hospital, Dr. W. lantic al...…

…PAGE TWO THE H' %II I IIT l ui% DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1924 Greek Minister 'Archaeologists Obtain Relicsj CH 'PEXPL9INS u esDs*I [CC TTI~DE ssums DuiesOf Early Indian Civilization Several large collections of relics,rwooen imitations of bear's claws do and a mass of information relating to nad by Miss Gertrude Helmke, of Tels Why Foreign Students Favor the early inhabitants of Michigan,i MniIt, nd a detailed map of Cass Persona initat...…

…_SATURDAY, DECEMBER G 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA.Gr T~ T1T1 , PASTORS CONIE New Naval Official Turns Eye On Navy Yard PREDICT CHANGE INICHIM EOFERS PRIZES CONFER EETDIUS n~Rrnicr AcUIftI FOR BST CONTIBUTIONS M9EiNHOOS F PROECION i_ .. ,1 . a~i U qp ,.,. a' p I +h p~ Y i Ii 11 h a a t aa k' It Dr.WiliamBrown Considers Inter- est of Churches in Public Affairs N~otabl~e of Age COUNCIL MEEITS Atlanta, Dec. 4.-"Increased in- terest by th...…

…PAGE FOUR. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6# 1921 -.-----M- -- .. ..._....__..d__..r. uaw "'r , 11an Itl Published every morning except Monday Suring the Umnversity year by the Board in Control of Student ublications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news fispafches, credited to. it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the...…

…t HE" MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE tHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE c %MAE= a-W, AllVA mmum { I " IFE!MN WWME TO BEi IENTERTAINE_TONRIGHT~ ANNUAL SPREAI 11WILL REGIN WITHO gRAND) MARCH AT 930O'COCK ,==Sophomore women will entertain freshman wonen at the annual reshmai Spread which will be held from 8:30 to 10:30 o'clock tonight in Barbour gymnasium. The Freshman Spread is one of the social traditions among University women. Every year, the...…

…ACE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUI DAY, D?:C1: IBEP. u, 192 E SATLIRDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1921 - '" iieii~ m - Iuu \\ / / """ , rte * COACHES ATTEN SCHED.ULE MEET Conference Mentors Meet at Chicag Today to Arrange for Coming Seusons Brown Selects All-Southern Mythical Team Ncrman E. the Central Brown, sports editor of Press association, hasj -10(t:e(1 the following all-sou '_teams irom among the stars CHICAGO GAME DUBIOUS played ...…

…SATURDA )-Y, Ii,E.,CE, . l71BEI , (1924)-, THE MICHICAN DAILY LAT 3 P.M. ADVER2TISINGAT3PM LOSTTYERT G . To se R o l has been the cry, such has been ~ < T R ~ spirit which has made necessary sw l LZOST A Hamilton gold watch with f TYPEWRITING Done at home. Call j action con~erning fraternity (inM5." chain and pencil. Probably lost on 195-M. (GContinuecd from Pmage Four)' Madion tret athouh tat s u- Ibeen disgusting fizzles for all con-i...…

…PAGE EIGHT TI IE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1'24 Cold Timers Meet Now Members As Congress Opens Presbyterian church. - 5:30i-,4'udent supper at ,CoigregfI) Z TIME'S FLYING- 6:15- Eugene Brock 'wiill speak at( ORDER NOW! Congregational fnresideechat. 1 6:30-WVestminister circle meets. at 1 6:30-Prof. 0. J. Campbell speaks at Chiristmas Pebtra hrh Greeting Carbis Unitarian church. ~rxn NEW. SAMPLE BOOKS AT YOUR SERVICE - 7 :130-...…

…THE WEATHER RAIN OR SNOW; NO TEM. PERATURE CHANGE Vi-i Ar .Alt r t 0 a n 14 at, l ASSOCIATED PRES LEASED WIRE SERI MEMBER WESTEN BCONFERE EDITORIAL ASSOCIA' VOL. XXXIV. No. 63 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE + . a r r r rr wrrw YWw1 . . i BIG TEN EDITORS MEETTOMORROW FOR CONFERENCE JOURNALISTS OPEN A N N U A L PFESS CONVENTION HERE PROMINENTJOURNALISTS TO SPEAK A T BANQUET Mee...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIT RS1 t ', THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, May Be Cardinal MUSIC AND MUSICIANS the fight against unemployment. I ask held by the Junior literary students this for their own sake, and for the this year. sake of the rising generation." The committee in charge has an- Speechles and nmanifestos tonight are DRMtD m I[?1 nounced a plan of making the affair numberless, but there is little new to 1 rIPl w ruFOR T o aIahlti nt...…

…192~3 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PLANS FOR BAZAAR ALMOST COMPLETE Committee to Bark Articles on Basis of Cost and Current Prices RATHYRN WOODWARD, '24, DI- RECTS LEAGUE ENTERPRISE Preparations for the third annual Women's League and Interchurch baz- aar to be held tomorrow and Saturday in Barbour gymnasium are almost completed. Articles have been collect- ed and are being marked by the mark- ing committee on the basis of the cost of the articles an...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DEC TFICIA'L NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Mondty iing the U~niversity year by, the Board in ntrol of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial sociation. The Associated Press is exclusively en. led to the use for republication of all news patchies c redited to it -or not otherwise edited in this papertand the local news pub- ied therein. Entered at t...…

…7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _. ,,. I 'i K. CEMENT aFCTORY1 Highway Construction to Consume Entire Output; Plan to Use Prison Labor CHELSEA PLANT TO COST $75,000 RENTP ANNUALLY Lansing, Dec. 5.-(By A. P.) -The state today acquired the cement plant near Chelsea owned by the Potter estate, under a five-year lease, and will operate it with prison labor to provide cement for highway construc- tion work. 'lhe terms of the lease, which was signed...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1923 "0'00, LIMIT[ I I I Wool- mumnow- 1 EGER ATTAINS GREAgT RECORD- MANAGER TRYOUTS FOR I MINOR SPORTS WANTEDf Sohpomores who wish to try out for assistant managers of Minor Sports, which include hockey, swimming, wrestling, and golf, report at the wrestling room in Waterman Gynnasium between 3 and 5 o'clock any day this week or next. R. V. Rice, Manager. i i r i i i i i i i ; DOBIE MI...…

…L~Y~ ECX~I31923 ______THE MICHIGAN DAILY AT P..ADVER" TIMSING AT 3 P.M. DAILY' CLASSIFIED ]RATES ltic per ree ding line for one or two insertions, Pc per reading line for three or more insertions; cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion, Charged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, 11c per reading line for three Gr more insertions. White space charged fod at. same rates. Classifieds charged only to those ...…

… THE MfCI GAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMB ,. ., DA Publication in the Bulletin is eonstructlve noticrA toill members of the University. Copy received. by 11-' Assistant tr the ?rouid~t until 3:30 p. mp. (11:30 a. m. Satumrdso. Volume 4 THURSDAY, DECEMWBER8,6 319 9 imber 6a3 I day afternoon at 4 o'clock sharp. Every member is expected to be present. At 4:30 all applicants for membership will be entertained at an informal tea at which they...…

…THE WEATHER COLDER TODAY L 4w I§UU 4 AID THE - RED CROSS * I CHRISTMAS - .r_ _ XXXIII. No. 62 ANN ARBOR4 MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS FIRS' BUT IS IASTIC GARDEN SET T OVATION 'IN T APPEARANCE GREETED BY ENTHUS- ASSEMBlY IN HILL AUDITORIUM TINS AUDIENCE IART AND CHARM emands For Encores Dem- te Prima Donnas Pop- ul*arity Prominent Indian Calls On HardinL.[MarSays ....FI F Pt T q orrIs "Fascinating...…

…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lady' Of 'In And Out-' lost Beautiful In' Cas t ____ BARDI KORFF LUS RECOJERY OF RM (Continued from Page One) there ij a surplus, but the lack of communication and transportation dloes not allow of much distribution." ;peaking of Ruasian foreign rela.- tioni Baron Korff showed that the Hague and Genoa conferences hate fbrought muany things to light, ;prine- pally that the Soviet governmnt wishes more than recognition....…

…THE MICHIGAN, DAILY ..ter ,1 RISTMAS BAZAAR TO BE HELD THIS WEEL-ENDI xa Ye Each organized house is requested to send. a delegate to a meeting to be iHld: at 5 o'clock this afternoon in harbour gymnasium to discus:, thel question of interhouse basketball. ANTS FOR BOOTHS, CANDY .vv) 'TEA ROOM PRO. O1UESS SALEI ing booths at the bazaar dance which is to be given on Saturday evening in Waterman gymnasium, 'are asked to call M~ary Hobson...…

…THE MICHIGAN DA.LY ?1 "OFFICIALNKE WSPAPER (OFW TI1lE Published every miorning excetpi Monday during the University Year by the Boardit Control of Stude::. Publicationa. Member of Western Confierenice I dnia Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of al news dispatches credited to it or not other' wise credited in thjis paper and the iuca, news published therein. Ew~ered at the postoffice at...…

…ER G, 1922 THE MiCHIGAN DAILY RETURNS FROM SALE Of ruieTUc ir ei i i Plays Character Role In O pera : Ia 121 4 a i.4 [ 'r 4 W19 MW V MIRLL .. Returns on the 6000 Christmaq:I seals, sent out by the Business girls' club of Ann Arbor last week, are cozn- ing in :~lowly.a The Business Girls cub, which is« in charge of the sale of the seals, has.. mailed a number of them to the homes' of citizens in Washtenaw county. Thi,,- seals are also ...…

…r THE MICHIGAN DAILY T MEDNESDAY. DECEM _ - -doom%. " r t 1 s-- i TIEDRING COURT TEAM IN PRlEPARATION FOR NOTRE the squad last year, is one of the best j center candidates closely pushed by Duncan. I, EISome of the better forwards among the remaining candidates are Stege-, Ii-nr, Bukema, Gowan, and Emery. All of these men have shown some u' L K ORIGH 1 _ ___ ?bn ,nilit d trno desire to T ci hammer thrower of considerable abil-...…

…N 19_2_2_ THE MTIH!CA N DAILY With the captain selected and the Dad'fllid l sneten.u e 9SLB L players' learning the new system' ofI any faster or mor ILIOS BAKTALplay at a fairly rapid clip, the Sucker W est Grid 1Spor played first atthI Squintet should show some clever tac- l-' lege, Birkenhead,] MEN 1l 1 CIN ff tics this season. Ruby possesses a ' Is %i6 Years O.f Age sixties. bundle of tricks and his success in___ CO~ UB O~lI~RW Idee'lECo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DATLN -i i r 0FF'I I f Nn the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of ity. Copy received until 3;$0 p. Mn. (11:30 a. iM. Satlutdft.) WEDNESDAY, DECE."IER 6, 192 'Number 62' France-La Loire et s chateaux"-Natural Science Auditorium on Wed- nesday, Dec. 6, at 4:15. Illustrated lecture. A. JI JOBIN. Politicatl Science 13: 1 Political Science (i3, Journal Club, will meet Thursday, Dec. 7, at 3 p. in., Room 406 Library....…

…E WEATHER TDY AND COLDER TODAY I r Aw Aeall Ask AAMWW I :43 aAIVl ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXXII. NO. 61 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1921 PRICE FIVE CE JAPAN WAIVES ALL RIGHTS IN SHANTUNG AFFAI PRESENT REGIME OF PROVINCE TO BE PART OF CHINESE CUSTOMS SYSTEM ADMIRAL KATO DENIES, CHARGE OF B A'RGAINING Declares Press Reports Contrary to Fact and Give Wrong Impression of Honest Endeavor (By Associated...…

…'HE MICHIGAN DAILY 0! 4r ir41gait DattIR OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER Q THE UNIVERSITY OF MICIRGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- city year by the Board in Contra, of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the po...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG 11(llllillitllillilillllllllilI11l lIIIU Illllll lllll lllllll llllU I nItt i 111t1111t1t1![11 v fl .w Are You Going Home Christmas? ~ Ar Yo Gong ome hritma? ~ POLICI Have You Learned to Dance? ... =Constitution Ad After Recog If not, come to me at once and I will teach you From S iff time so that you may participate MANY CAMPU in the Yule-tide Festivities. REPR Surprise the folks _ Michigan's back home. University of M...…

…THE MTCHIGAN DAILY v ".; r :.r" xp .s f t ,t C . :tea . , 1 "" ' "t" " ,t ,, " ' A 'v4 '" " ' . ! ' W V .i r ' " t THE WILLIAM FOX WONDER PICTURE "OVER THE HILL I? 7 STRAIGHT WEEKS IN DETROIT ONE SOLID YEAR IN NEW YORK T HERE MUST BE A REASON W UERTH STARTS SUNDAY, DEC. 11TH _ THE eel Ora SHOE I 'S ( GOOD SHOES Are always the cheapest in the end. That is why we recommend I. PENN STATE RAKED AT TOP OF EASTERN TEMS NEW YORK ...…

…HIGAN DAILY £ ££A- _ y "WONDERl TEAM" OF CALIFORINIA MAY BATTLE WITH, IOWA OR W. AND J., lawkeyes Tentatively Champion East in Annual Tilt Selected Great tol PRESIDENTS NAMED TO PLAY IF BIG TEN DENIES CONSENT With the conclusion of the football season, the football world is turning to the annual New Year intersectional game at Pasadena between the East and West. The western representative is the University of California, on the face of...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DE I KODAK FINISHING Flashlights and Outside Groups EASTMAN KODAKS AND -FILMS 7N.ITAVLEiTD 1905 719 N. UNIVERSITY craft bo-ard at _1W7shington uring the! war. He is now president of the Stout M R H NUMBERS0 craft board atc(shingt duingltthe1 Lngineering lahor'atories, Detroit, and is engaged in the construction of giant all metal planes for the United States I fA Ia e the war Mr. Stout was chief Audience Respon...…

…'HIGAN D. .ILY t TODAY Screen Arcade-Katherine MacDonald in "Stranger Than Fiction." MaJestic -- "The Sheik," with Agnes Ayres and Rudolph Val entio. Wuerth-Elaine Hammerstein in "Remorseless Love." Orpheum -- James Oliver Cur- wood's "God's Country and the Law." .:Women Dean Myra B. Jordan will not be at home to University women today. All women whohhave charge of some phase of the Christmas~ bazaar will meet at 4 o'clock this after- noo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I$ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1921 Number 61 8:00-Union opera, "Make It For Two," at Whitney theater. U-NOTICES There is an exhibition of water. colorfi in architectural corridor of the Eng- ineering building. Cercle Francais meets Tuesday eve- ning in special session to elect a president. The meeting will be held in the Cercle rooms, south wing of University hall. Coach Thorne, of the wrestling team,...…

…i'i1 jt Al DAY ANN,,ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1919. PRICE~ . ,, x '.. _ .. den Strongly Favors College rama tics and Camopus Theater er is to be the biggest the lives of the Ameri- the future,"' said Walter ~is dressing room Frida3 )ally reporter. "Every- feeling growing toward expression. rallies of the' country this movement as they 7all others. The campus tainly the first great im- in this direction. Even fidence in...…

…the Univer- onls. CAT: to the use for or not otherwise :d therein. igan, as second I- L iL. V1\k..-1rJ a certain substantial idea of what is genuine worth, that is practical everywhere. It shows the thou- sand paths, but it also aids in making the choice. A college background will assert itself constantly at times of indecision, helping to make the choice a wise one. Right now, even though the college man may appear to himself to . be "chas...…

…II * etion !ichigan?. I i. vvrr vs i 'i "The old traditional hammer and tongs football,. in which Yale's name was paramount on the gridiron for generations of Eli players, has gone by the boards, not to return. Open play, represented by the forward pass, is the new order of things on the football field and Yale must ac- cept the change, however difficult it is for her mentors who have been brought up on the old system. Yale has learned thi...…

…rest to University Women Faculty Ien Laud Art Of Hampden eChrist w, character who secred .. i HER to an Eng- wish to be oiking mem- ot as a cur-I ciples for which she stood. had used s"what they called my witty responses." She appeals to the newspapers to give her a reputation which will be "helpful to a woman in a position of great responsibility." If you aren't satisfied, we can't be. We make "?ortraits that Please" you at Derr Studio...…

…th~e special musical number at the Upper Room Bible Class this en fling. The hour of meeting Is 7 o'clock. All UniversAty students cord- ially invited.-Adv. J. L. CHAPMAN JEWELER For Reliability 113 S. Main New Fancy Shirts with collars to . The Stage THE WHITNEY Tom'Wise and his entire New York cast will appear in Oliver Morosco's production, "Cappy Ricks," a dramat- ization of Peter B. Kyne's well known stories, tonight at the Whitney. Thos...…

…t n the University. Thursday he as a spectator in Waterman gym- siuin. Yestei day morning he visit- the Medical building, and its lab- atonies and seemed much impressed d interested in what he saw. Try the iUpper Room Bible Class is evening. We 'are sure you will id a. welcome, we think you will d an inspiration, there. From 7 to o'clock, at 444 South State St.-Adv. )ur subscriptions at Wahrs .-Adv. cur Dollars Has) .test I4uying P~wer. thes...…

…THE WEATI SNOW AND COY TODAY LDER Ar ASSOCIATED PRESS DAYi AND NIGHT WIRE SERTICE I ......... XXIX No. 57. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1918. DICHRGE PPR FAIL TO9ARRIVE fOM O DOCTORS VACCINATE STUDENTS FOR TYPHOID AND SMALLPOX PHYSICIANS EXAMINE 500 SOLDIERS EACH D AY Final Payroll Contains Names of All Enlisted Here; to Receive Fare to Induction Point Nearly 300 men from section B were given their physical examina- tions...…

…i41 4'.s FRII rRI OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday in rgthe university year by the Board in attr ol of Student Publications. EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is .exclusiv$y entitled the use for republication of all news dis- tces credited to Lt 6r not otnerwise credited this paper and also the local news pub- hed herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, ichi...…

…N. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TI __ 4. ' / _SL iT BASKETBILL DEPENDSI ON BIGTEN MITCHELL'S CALL FOR CANDI- DATES BRINGS MANY NEW MEN Basketball at the University of Michigan will not start formally un- til the conference decides definitely upon the course it will pursue this year, according to an announcement made by Coach Mitchell, of the flive man team, yesterday. His ifitial call for tryouts for the squad, should one be formed, was giv- ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBE M y i Doctors Still in Great Demand", 'here is plenty of room for good tors, although peace 'has come," i Dr. Victor C. Vaughan, who ar- d from Washington at noon Thurs- According to his o'pinion, doc- 3 cannot be made too quickly to fill needs for them. Before the war re were between 26,000 and 27,000 students in the medical schools. i there are only about one-third t number. esides the needs in this c...…

…I!HIt MI(J lltAN )I'4 I - -. ... - ' - - .. al Tank Aids Ship Design There are but two naval tanks in the the United States, one is at Washing- ton, D. C., and the other is here at Michigan and has been doing valuable work both before the war and during the past years. The tank here is three hundred feet long and fourteen feet deep, the reason for this being that wat- er for even a model must be as deep as for the original in, order that th...…

…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, TO DEMOBILIZE IAiNS, UNDER WAY IE MEN MOST NEEDED ARE TO BE DISCHARGED FIRST Winnipeg, Canada, Dec. 5.-Plans r the demobilization of Canada's 6,304 overseas troops under a sys- m intended to meet economic and dustrial conditions have been com- eted and will be put into operation hen withdrawal of the forces is con- nted to by the high command. After consiaering available shipping cilities and rolling stock i...…

…AI ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1917. 1 surgical y Jan 1, FRESHMENMEETI TO PLAN FOR RUSH William L..Kammerer, '18L, Warns Small Turnout of Need For Loyalty STUDENT COUNCIL REFUSES CLASS CHOICE OF LEADER Committee Rules He Is Sophomore and Ineligible To Compete For Class of '21 s allot- 11 house 1 begin Chicago 4r 1 ti ca t .s. ss offic( certai n. ° Only 200 freshmen turned out for the meeting to raise enthusiasm and n o...…

…AY I I 4 Women I tJ 1V 1 T s not in rnment to have Plays Must be in by Saturday Night; Interesting Dialogue and Sit- nations Requisite All scenarios for the junior play are to be turned in to Emily ell, '19, at Newberry residence o'clock, Saturday, Dec..8. girls' Pow- by 7 Greeting ound and patriotic opin- ly given, of Mayor-elect s him honor. If trans- m, as there is no reason it will be after his in- ifice, the disloyal teach- Yor...…

…ce i er Ias able to feet. - the 'e of All-Ai Teams anr AThlete HOW THEY'LL LINEUP Emma Goldman ............ R.E. Scott- Nearing..............R.T. Red Flag Berkman . .. . ... . .. R.G. Windy (City) Coach Stagg.. C. Dynamite T. Mooney ....... . L.( . 0Dr. Tom Lovell ............. L.T. Mrs. Rena :Mooney........... L.E. George Randolph hearst ..... Q.B. fayor Thompson ...........R.H. Tammany Hall ............1..I. I Won't Work Haywood.........…