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…' club will meet at 7 o'clock tonight at Lane hall. Students To Give initial Concert Fresh Foresters to Hear Prof. Sauer Prof. C. 0. Sauer, of the geography department, will address the freshman…

… "Make It For Two." Students of the piano, violin and voice departments of the School of Music, will give the first students' recital of the season at 8 o'clock to- morrow evening at the School of Mus- ic…

… away the trappings of civilization! Leaving the "lady" only. a wo- man, the "gentleman" only a man. The tale of a lawlessi Arab Chief who loved an English beauty - and took her! Stormed her caravan - car…

… illegal p- "Many misdeeds and illegal prac-i guard positions. There is a possi, Arab Outrages. tices are ascribed to the law," said 1 bility that Chapman wil drthe back Dean Bates, "but these practices are…

… regulars on last year's dents what he observed as an eye- cedure may be improved in many, title winning team. Kanitz and witness to the recent Arab attack and important respects, but witha Lovell, former…

… students. Scores Faulty Procedure. q his substitutes into the fray Norm Last June Mr. Samuel sailed for Doctoring, engineering, dentistry,a Daniels, a crack shot, is pretty sure; Palestine to spend the…

… religious problems of the undergraduate body will be the keynote of the devotional service to be held at 4 o'clock this afternoon; n Lydia Mendelssohn' theatre, by the Student Christian association. The Rev…

…. Dr. Alvin E. Magary, pas- or of the .Woodward avenue Pres-r byteria4 church, Detroit, will de- iver the address and answer ques- ions asked by the students. "A Personal Religion" will be the Detroit…

… minister's topic.vThle e- ure will be the third in a series arranged by the association to meet he problems of the students of the University. The subjects most per- plexing to the undergraduate body were…

… reinstate- Industrial Co-operation' Will be Topic. WORKED FOR LEAGUE' postios, hile Bil JnsGiad' c 1 u'llywlu 1 u, positkns, wd Ro Hudones, irabe however, the smouldering Arab en- Rces, and RoWei fast bre…

… center cities, Tel Aviv, at the time, which will keep him on the side at once joined the self-defense corps and took active part in re-, Bines. ishops Are Strong. sisting the Arab attack. Ohin Wes&e an isq…

… Extempor-; versity as a graduate student of aneous Speaking contest last year, Economics. Following his stay in and was a member of last semes- Ann Arbor, he will return to New ter's debating team. He is…

… ~:,,.... s n to the conference of eans and modern history. Profes:r' Last .Lecture.,. f*1K.Q:; .. and the Committee o Student Af-Ba scarano e~o S,.. ~ ~ . Fair, relating to a new section of, -... WILL DISCUSS…

…- '>' ered as pleasure flying there will: T.r cored by the International comm it- be no friction concerning the vio- tee of the Student Christian assn-~ latin of the auto ban. The niew H ,caio, onKae fPls i…

… ii every state and when the sur-1 tif cent outrages that have been crec I IIIR ST N -teyis concluded, one of the 48 M aysP s ited to the Arabs in Palestine. V' Jj IV II IJSL. picked will receive ane…

…-Senator Police Efficiency' Will be Topic Grundy of Pennsylvania announc- of Student Scribes' Meet ed today he WO~ resigning as vice Next Tuesday Night. president of the American Tariffj league and as…

…'lese i, oruLI(a re for uti pur - .Police Efficiency" will be the pose of bringing about a closer r e-1 la.tionship and understanding be- topic discussed by Prof. John B.I' tWeeri the many foreign students…

… Waite, of the Law School, at the attending the University and other Student Journalists' club meeting, students as well as to provide for Tuiesday evening, December 17, in discussion of important problems…

… programi will be given the students to enter into the dis- in the alumnea room at seven. cussioni of questions that interest 1 rie,1rWiestl ilb For the most part the Forums based on first-hang observations…

… will be conducted by members of during a police investigation in+ the faculty together with students Detroit. The difficulty in appre- v.ersed in the problems to be dis-' hending law-violators' without…

… Surgeons, willr subj ects proposed for the year's l take up his duties as instructor in 'program. Any students of journal- surgery around the first, of the ismn may become a member of the year.lie will be a…

… minimum, DE AN HUGH CABOT SAYS: O supposed to enable the student to earn D US : The Dangers Of "Toeing Out" i, excess of what he might earn had "Toeing out'' used to be all in he not gone to college…

… and Arbor has, including the students, for foot ease appliances, such as pads, surely, and with his weight rest- ankle joint and over the second toe, some 30,000 people. Fifty percent plates, etc. ing…

… would be 6,000 miles. At to note those who do walk directly. we hav a specialist on the sub- of the feet are direct causes of strain, the rate which the average man in his We find the Arab, the Indian…

…, and jest, I'd llke to have you meet for in most instances they cause only office walks, or the average student babies in this classification. Why? Dr. LeRoy C. Abbott, assist:nt an ungraceful gait…

… diffi- IThe economic side of toeing out is and students, a rather peculiar thing you and I-might soon learn how to culties in connection with f o o t siteresting. A Western newspaper re- to do, the wage…

… rate which the average man in his We find the Arab, the Indian, and ject, I'd like to have you meet for in most instances they cause only office walks, or the average student babies in this…

… the minimum, ft Ut On Tsupposed to enable the student to earn DEAN HUGH CABOT SAYS: The Dangers Of" Toeing Out" in excess of what he might earn had "Toe/ng out" used to be all in he not gone to college…

… foot troubles, he walks swift, fall, directly through the knee and t bor has, including the students, for foot ease appliances, such as pads, surely, and with his weight rest- ankle joint and over the…

… study how babies walk, they-even expense involved and needless diffi- 'Ihe economic side of toeing out is and students, a rather peculiar thing you and I-might soon learn how to culties in connection with…

…'s activities which start and Fred C. Kelly, who was a student tomorrow are under the direction of here in 1901 and 1902, are the authors the National Americanism commission o stories in the December issues of of…

… passing our way; come in and see some of the new tints and envelope shapes. FOR SALE BY 0. DFMTRRILL 17 NICKELS ARCADE The tale of a lawless, Arab Chief who loved an Engl beauty - and took her! Stormed her…

… POWER IN-NEW PETITIONS1' GOVERNMENT BODY MAKES TWO REQUESTS OF SENATE COMMITTEE WANTS EQUAL VOTE' Will Have Deans Consider A Monthly! Afternoon Convocation For All Students- Increased authority for the…

… student government of the University and complete power to decide all cases of student discipline which are now con- sidered by the Administrative board of the University was requested by the Student…

… council last night, in two'] petitions addressed to the Senate Committee on Student Affairs. The committee will pass on the council's requests at its meeting either tomor- row or Monday. T e hfirst petition…

…, which was unani- mou ly adopted by the council, asks that the three students who are now i invited to attend meetings of the Sen-w ate Committee on Student Affairs be1 allowed to vote and exercise…

… Caswell Angell 'n;fof the merit system for the Union elected to membership. AT that organization are now being The new members, announced made by the Student Council com- re as iollos B arbar Stratton…

… seat and took the oath of office. Comedy Club's next play is sched- relations with the Hawkeyes. three students. The members of the d netj M. Lloyd, '30, president.i '"' OL PHO For the first time since…

… bet- vance and was turned back two humorous nature. A play commit- $80 from a "trust fund" which was whom are students; the presidentt er unreligious sects on the cam- S[UIT1years ago, Pennsylvania…

… out various student religious groups on the Union, or from members of the bad slight hope of stopping Gruni ed on negligence growing out of forward; and Seward Leeka, of In- or die." Five of. then died…

… .there. the campus, including the Student Student council and the campus but both he and Senator Cutting, alleged violation of a city ordi- fdependence, Missouri, basketballI Their mouths sealed by the…

… elvet cans and long gown of red and old, attended by an Arab servant;, 'eedlework in Tunisian embroideries; Spanish girl with black mantella; nd a peasant with lace pillow as the rt of Lace. A Brown friar…

…), room325; group 7 (Sis- ler), swimming pool. 7:30-Baptist students' Christmas par- ty in Baptist guild house, Huroni streets 7 :30-DeMolay convocation in Mason- ic temple. 7.:3-.-Web and Flange meets in…

… the- committee at its meeting yesterday afternoon at the Union. The -setting consists of an Arab en- campinept, such as the Arabs are pic- tured erecting as they camp overnight at the edge of a small…

… for the scholar h1p from thisf state. Students who are niot resi- dlents but who have been studying forI two .years or more at. state colleges or at the University are eligible to' ap~ply for the…

… versity are two seniors, a law student,! a graduate now working for a busi- ness concern in Youngstown, Ohio. and a graduate who holds an instruc- torship at the University of Colorado. The two students at…

… primarily for students Ijll ( n n a of the Whitney studio of platform art, in geology on the geological features U iPIKIHl is especially noted for his rapid tran- of northern Greenland. ; If U II U LI sition…

… applications will be con- Isidered unless class dues are Ipaid. Literary students may pay their dlues in the lobby of Uni- Iversity hall any time todlay. Other class dues will lee payable at the desk where the…

… was named ais tho current holder of tihe Dectroit Edison company fellowship in Ilighway Engineering. L. E. Rader, '23E, honor student, wvho has been resident engineer to the Pennsylvania State H…

… New BussesI __ al objec tion raised by cii ENGINEERING STUDENTS rteproposition of the Po .or (oachi coimpamnyto rel~? zrlner TW400 FILING GRADE usses, for a one-year trialI Approximately 400 grades of D…

… can as fkld o nidii 0I BEDOUIN SUITORS MUST PROVE THEIR WORTHINESS, SAYS FOREIGN STUDENT I venedt last week, four women mem- bers of the House were in attendance -Mrs. Edith Nourse Rogers of Mas…

… in the selection of their husbands, according to Josef Kbalaf, a native of Palestine who has spent many month in the camps of the Bedouins and who is now a student here. The main idea is to make the…

… most of the great issues of the future." W4omien's league is continually filling '' First, t here is the opplo i'ninitty 0o 1 As thle Arabs, and, in p~art icular, the the supply of articles w hich are…

… traits. These are rated amid turned back to the students with scoring sheets, so that each one may check up on herself. Dean Esther A. Gaw and Josephine Clausing of the psychology depart- ment, originated…

… the questionnaire in an effort to help the students develop their habits in such a way that they imay have a "pleasing personality." Should the work be a success and prove a help to the women, similar…

…) Arabic when he itrselb rsoen 'a:1eCo Tm eolto1 cnano eon mlometer invented by one of its sons, is connected to the switchboard of hisi Little in a lette to) the seceotary iiiomndlion to Will 11. Hays. pre…

… permit its being torn down later' for the addition of another unit. Fur- ther plans also are being made for a =new. C..D. room.E EAST LANSING.-The board bill of Michigan State college students who I f ns…

… sandwiches is rapidly spreading, and more students than ever before are taking advantaige of our fine service. I 1 i ~'Peket 's SuarBowl 101) 801111 +MAlND niunication, The submarine t; installation was…

… vicious criticisms, Dr. John Iiginm accomrding to) reports from several L. Seaton, presiodent of Albio~n col-; coumnties. u I l lge told the Michigan State college j L v WyEWP lant students. PAY YOUT…

… majority for entrance under the Hard- representative opinion. ing-Hughes-Coolidge plan. Of the 476f votes cast at the booth in front of theI Library yesterday afternoon, 234!1 STUDENT BALLOT I favored the…

… entrance of the United ON WORLD COURT States under the Harding-Hughes- I- - Coolidge reservations, 135 students' (Check that one of the follow- favored entrance under the Harmony ( ing proposals which you…

… votes. in the World court under the Students who were unable to regis- "Harding -- Hughes -- Coolidge ter their vote at the booth yesterday I I Terms. are requested to do so today or clip .... 2. For U. S…

…. participation afternoon, and as many students as JEunder the "Borah 'Terms." possible are urged to register their " .... 4. Against U. S. participa- E vote there. The results of this bal- tion in the World court…

… Russian-Danish violinist, will be for the J-Hop to be held Feb. 5 wereh .i etf h is-n mailed Wednesday. Applications from heard i recital for the first time in students whose University standing as Ann…

…, Persian, Chinese, Italian, Dutch, Welsh, Manx, Turkish, and a rare Arabic. CHUNCEY OLCOTT WILL CONVALESCE IN FLORIDA' Chauncey Olcott, noted Irish tenor and actor, who was taken critically I ill while…