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… tel- Then beyond the dark green of fe- plain of the desert, becko'ning with its med Ali to a point below the Cita- lows, and to this the Arabs will tell tile irrigated fields, eight or more immobility…

… the social side of student and far- Ini orer to get ten goot stoUe A agent of the literary department story will be the first thing to be con- ulty life, Extravagance and fantasy competintei s iid a…

… have mhan ulcrsenill e eayime. uts many sitted, and nie person may submit faculty or of the student body, but any the advantage of more lime for edit- tompeuitors as in single-prize con- a se y stories…

… as he plea.es. kind of a story, whether about faculty ing, revision, and suggestions. est.. the oyer.tge o'er ginhr l wllyg No manuscript will be turned down' or student life will be considered…

… 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…

… One of the matters of tremen- possibilities for trouble.,Left uSn- By Entire Populace dous interest to the student body considered, as well, is that largeATI which is expected to be discussed body of…

…, guest ing student operation of motor The only solution remaining is as the greatest hero that has arisen Hough vehicles. The problem is obvious- a partial restriction, similar to TELLS PHI KAPPA PHI HUMAN…

… working into the philo- Meetin able. Under it students who are cording to the discretion of those sophical machinery of every one today Bet residents of Ann Arbor and who responsible. This is obviously not…

… said. The fact ofE tion. Students in the graduate many students, regulations less evolution, though understood in many Meet and professional schools number strict would result in a severe various…

… member of to listen to in the mere matter ' of al expeditions. He has Arabic speech," before which the o give The Daily his im- I Sherif of Mecca succumbed, (at the the story from the stand- other end of a…

… of Arabic tracts romantic adventur- as implied in his account, must havel akes romantic the scien- been comparable only to that of Bur- vho visit it. 1 ton (as implied in Burton's account). r. E…

… ben- as the perfect Arab. But Euting, great opular interest which has as hle was in everything, spoke Arabic :1. ..-; - -_ h f -- , .1 n t 11 t n. l vcio c 1ih n Ikept the residents in the district un…

…- three of these? til the backwaters became threatening. Another explanation is that Law- Hundreds of persons were brought rence, passionately partizan to the out today on the last train operated Arabs…

… 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…

… Jerusalem, March 16.-The Arabc peasant party, which is in opposition1 to the Palestine Arab executive, made1 known today its decision to accord a cordial reception to Lord Balfour when he reaches Palestine…

… for the; opening, of the Jewish university. It is promised that the members of they party will not participate in any dem- onstration of protest or strike. This action of the Arab peasant1 party came…

… continue on sale until March 28. The invitations will be o&tainable at the booth sit- uated in University hall. All students who have not paid their class dues will be unable to order invitations. However…

…, arrangements have been made to the effect that students will be able to pay class dues at the booth and thus afford them a chance to or- der invitations. Samples of the invitations are now on exhibit.in the…

… great Russian ex- The vote came after four hours of periment presented by one who visited' fiery debate before crowds that jam- Russia as a student of Russian bolshe- med the galleries and extended in…

… SENT TO UNION I Fraternities who have not Iturned In their contributions to the Student Friendship fund are requested to do so immediately. They should be addressed to the j fund at the Michigan Union…

…, Students, Alumni, and Townspeople PLANNED FOR SPRING Acting on the request of the deans, made last Wednesday, Acting Presi- dent Alfred H. Lloyd yesterday ap-t pointed a committee to make arrange- I ments…

… deans and representatives oft the Regents, faculty, students, alumni,7 and townspeople. The general committee will be made up of Regent Junius E. Beal, Profes..- sors A. L. Cross, representing the lit…

… 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…

… England, and (3) that it is date for title honors, if any one team: copal church. arab.loe i tho g th enie a ge settacco n ipih d y: Fath r Deltare, di- once of. American naval units. nsou dtatUio ro~ as a…

… lessor it prsent life of the Arabs..Stteprne ofcaslo werei because of the follwing features slight favorite but will be forced to subsiding only when the President Andre byhen scongpald ant pa was Te…

… unbecoming a student."I thryl1adan ctatemeofthi suedtelSvatt;;e-law, n to advantage inasmuch as their team-i and Canada this winter anong .then.;m 1 saemn. 'sue' y h '; - - Ing at a fast clip there Is no…

… committee which r _____ --grave pas.Atrtegman eight-lapI statedl-here today he wa through'C hirdte hrepikdheWlof all big men, holding a distinct advan -CA nSUI ; ep race for students w as held. T he event…

… students and lecturei ifferent countries on neutrm and through discussion of t and practice of internatioa their respective countries. A.cademny; which has honor; or Reeves by requesting hl' e as a lecturer…

… e large amount of work whk or Reeves feels it would be in for him to accomplish pr e is not relieved of the bu teaching. year, of the 350 students e in the Academy, about, on ere lawyers and doctors…

… 'c :e-fifth members of 'the dipli zervice and another fifth un students. A large number Lnd navy officers and admit eofficials were also preset 25 nations were represents gathering. ase City, Mich…

… 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…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 f. IoiV EAgal 4> iI;L11 MEMBER ASSOCIATEDI PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 102. ANN ARBOR, MICI1GkN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1929 STUDENT FORUMT FFUTI T ID'ARANYI RATED i ALOWELL THOMAS…

… series of student forums sponsored( will appear at 3:1le o'clock tonightI terse but apologetic remarks.,He by the Student Christian associa- Rin Hi auditorium in the ninth was busy, as he has been for the…

… CAMPUS BUILDINGS, LIBRA- capitols of the world where Miss TRIP IS NOT CONTRARY TO torial record in existence of Colonel U. TRAVELS all men and women students on RIES AND LABORATORIES d'Aranyi has played…

… ; BORAM NOT LIKELY tine.es OLD HOMER ST.'6AUDENS Tefrm eesatd4Bsofreape arnSoe FOR CABINET POST As part compensation for ;the( Esemester by the Student Christian TO FEATURE NIGHT Smith, critic for the…

… Boston Post, ___lR lack of time for an interview, Mr.o association -as an attempt to pro- sThomas handed the interviewer two Avide an opportunity fpr students to said that sheewasonot only a vio…

… m eeting to be heldfre d of Mhs b e ab e t ac o pi h jin H l au i o i m a d it s h p d TO BFI E SR E S [ IG ' l se. o v r s idte l He united all the Arabs, dissolving DR NELSON WILL SPEAK n H dioum…

… Student Christian associa-streets ish auns, and told of his varied between the two nations. Following 7:30 o'clock Wednesday night in structure to five stories, so bringing their time in Washington between…

… advocates of the rule! to the Arabs, that no opportunity Christ," Bach; Prelude, Cleram- congestion which would ensue if 58 SPEAKING TOUR to make all fumbles dead at the WA .was given for his capture. Ten men…

… addresses on questions of W. Spears of M nesota: Ossie So- retire THIS AFTERNOON Angell hall. Fifteen students gave posed revision of the zoning ordi- international law and politics lem of Drake, and Joe Lipp…

… students chosen were: Harris Players on Wednesday,' vote. y Eckersall, sports writer and official. wrte members of Il Circolo Italiano, it Jarl Andeer, '29, Fenelon Boesche, Thsda Frida and Saturday on the…

…. none but the students who have by a lecture by Prof. Edwin Sapir,1 Lawrence, who became the un- been granted permission will be of the University of Chicago, on the7 crowned king of the Arabs. Only…

…. Thelma Lewis, of the School of Music, former student of Theo- dore Harrison, also of the school, will present a series of vocal num- bers. Louise Nelsori, of the School of Music, will present the remaind…

…, student gliding will be in- crawled along through the waves. augurated at 11 o'clock fthis morn- ! We yanked them in and they lay ing at the flying field of the Aero there on the botton of the boat society…

… under the su- pervision of a German glider pilot' trained in the gliding schools of OEI that country, but according to lat- est arrangements a student will be! the first to take the ship Ual:r Ground…

… piloting a 'cr, Jr., and Robert. Stewart, for glider, after which the students will contryl of the Standard Oil com- be shot off a hill with a rubber pany of Indiana, was called to the launching cable in the…

… will lead the grand march, at the 1930 J-Hop on the night' t19, it was announced yesterday by of February 8. Miss Moon is a student at Mount Holyoke college, I the Oratorical association. Madame at South…

… Few Students Aply to attend certain dedicatory exer..I cises honoring her late husband. For Driving Permits 1 1 "No expense nor effort," said Carl' __I___ Brandt, of the speech department, Comparatively…

…'few applicationsW in commenting on this situation, have been made to the office of the I "has been spared in securing a sat- dean of students for special per-W l BEHELH R isfactory substitute for this num- mission…

… to drive automobiles to the- ber. The lecture committee feels 3-Hop according to Walter B. Ra, that it has obtained a truly great assistant to the dean of students, Many Local Men Will Take Part In…

… been delivered more than special permission is to be granted demy this year. A general exhibit 4,000 times to more than four mil- to students who wish to drive cars will also be held in the exhibition…

… 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…

…. From 1922 to 1923 he was in this country as a visiting professor at the Johns Hopkins school of hygiene. FRESHMANLAW CLASS TO HER JUDGE MUPHY First year Law students will hold theirannual smoker and get…

…- The outstanding medical contribut- French border plan. duction in the Mimest theater, the re- tion was through Sicily, which the duction could be made. Arabs had also conquered. Avicenna "You Never Can…

…Tell" is a farce of was the father of all Arab medicine J QDFI IIY i R the type that is typical of Shaw and is and his works on the subject were being prepared under the direction of also the standards of…

… the University today. The group will meet at 9 o'clock in the registrar's office, where they will meet Registrar Ira M. Smith, and Joseph A. Bursley, Dean of Students. It is'expected they, will also…

… meet President Little and Prof. William A. Frayer, of the history department, chairman of the committee which is drafting plans for "Freshman Week" During the forenoon the students will meet deans of the…

…:30 o'clock, girls in the party willt meet Jean Hamilton, dean of women.t The group will be under the direction of Prin. Philip C. Lovejoy, '16. t Saginaw high school students willt visit the University…

… on the law of oil and gas, will give a series of lectures on that subject to students of the Law school starting . A -- ' T T.,. ,. ... - - - -,,t , ~ _. …

…- orary medical fraternity, has elected1 five junior medical students to meni- bership, according to an announce- ment made yesterday by D. H. Condit, T6M, president of the society. These chosen are J. H…

… Princeton. The subject, as stated by Dr. Hitti, wili deal with the influence of the Syrians on the development of the western nations, especially through the Crusades and the Arab ivason o Spain. Dr. Hitti, a…

… THURSDAY Through inadvertency, an- noun cement was made yesterday that the Union pool will be avail- able for use by women students this morning. The pool will not be open to women until tomor- row morning…

… Reappointed Directorship Of American University Union LEAVE IS EXTENDED Tol Requests Eligible Male Students . Rport For Registration This Week To' HOYER TO COME MAY 21 Announcement was made yesterday by E…

…. Mortimer Shuter, director of the Union opera, that all male students, eligible for campus activities, wishing1 to try out for next year's opera, aret requested to report for registration between 10 and 12 o…

… the of Philosophy" and "Encyclopedia of Lawyers' club. L. W. Pogue, '26L, is Religion and Ethics".- general chairman of the student con- During his absence Dean Alfred -I. mittee taking charge of the…

… TICKETPPLICATIONS court will also talk. The honorary members of the Lawyers' club,fac- S ulty, and students have been invited. FOR SENIORtBALLuHEADY Tickets for law students who are - not members of the club may be…

… school. 2. 'hat admission to the work be conditioned by three years of collegiate work and that there be an excess of honor points over the number of credits re uired. Students upon graduation will re…

…- ceive the degree of Bachelor of Arts in Library Science, and that those students successfully com- pleting graduate work will receive the degree of Master of, Arts in Library Science. 3. ' That the…

… Chinese will I of student life and problems, in the maintain." course of which lie has visited nearly ,Doctor Hutchinson further explain- all of the large universities of the ed that we have outraged the…

…, declaring that in China, rison Elliott and W. W. Horn. From "where the concession hunter has run his experiences has grown a book en- wild, the ways which men have taken titled "Facing Student Problems." to…

… delegates from the tage of certain '"toleration clauses"' of University, and it is lhoped that 25' treaties to enter, not only territories or 30 students will represent the Uni- which are generally open to…

… representing the Arab committee for Syria abroad. "The situation in Syria has not improved," he said. I i EI I II, LEADERS MAY CONFORM (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-A group of prominent House…

… Representatives Agree Quash Any Investigations By House Committees To' LECTURE CORS TO AID FUND FOR BURTON MEMORIAL STEFANSSON WILL OPEN SERIES TO STIMULATE INTEREST IN CAMPANILE SERVICES DONATED Student Council…

… Aranges Appearance Of Explorer March 12; To Show Pictures Of Arete Stimulation of interest in the Bur- ton Memorial Campanile will be the purpose of a series of lectures planned by the Student council, the…

… that all proceeds may be turned over to the campanile fund. President Clarence Cook Little will introduce the speaker. STheOther Speakers Coming The Student council is negotiating with other speakers for…

… of Sigma Delta Chi, national professional journalistic fra- ternity, yesterday afternoon in the Union, eight students of the Literary college were admitted to member- ship. Following the initiation…

… Trunk k off 'two trains between Chicago. STUDENTS TO SEE CADILLAC PLANT Summer session students will make an inspection tour tomorrow in the Cadillac Motor plant in Detroit for the purpose of contrasting…

…, having been completed in 1920. some of the points of interest which will be seen by the students are the tool making depart- ment, the machine shops, the motor and final assemblies, and the shipping and…

… material pros- perity, record advancement and fuller privileges for the Arabs and others under the new regime. He was confi- dent that the establishment of a Jew- ish national home, which has been ac…

…: "Sid is miss- ing. Notify school. Wire if in Ann Arbor. (Signed). Harold Kripke." The latter is a brother of the miss- ing student, and a graduate of the University, being a member of the class of 1921E…

… coming semester, yesterday, in room 348 of the West Engineering building. The opening lecture which was, at- tended by more than 100 students of the department partially outlined the material which will be…

… vice medal by the United States and ent generation-a thing which didn't from experience gained as the direc- and scientific subjects. students which must be taken into is a y the Unch legios of even…

… nation Russia in 1923-24, Mr. Nicholson said Hopkins university. He served as a problems. These are the student warded by Poland and Roumania. - as being a moral integer. Think of "Russia has a 'Red' army…

… army in France. previous to his entering college, the Philippine islands. s Ini concluding, Dr. Mathews stated of age. However, the country's lead- A second general meeting will be idealistic student who…

… ultimately be I war, For this there are two good evening. The program for this meet- ideals, the student whose personality, TODA Y ENDS LO W the center of the social structure, reasons: the country has no…

… five cents for each! ship of the Sophomore Prom of the and the people attend services as His gun was discharged as he was three Arabs, according to advices paper that has been delivered to him class of…

…'S GREE 0HSSPUBLICAN CLUB ON PARTY SYSTEM FRIEDA HEMPEL TO APPEAR ON CHORAL UNION PROGRAM AT HILL AUDITORIUM EMPH AS[ZE S IAPORTANCE TWO FACTIONS BEFORE STUDENT GROUP OF URGES USE OF VOTE Nominee Tells…

…- possible to accomplish anything in that way. The individual is not strong enough to achieve much with- out the strength of some organization. The gubernatorial nominee pointed out that the students of today…

… morning in Hill audi- torium. The service is one of the second series which is being held un- der the auspices of the Student coun- cil, Women's league, and School of Religion. A graduate of Oberlin…

… townspeo- ple in Ann Arbor. He is the guest 'of Shirley Smith, secretary of the Uni- versity, during his visit here. Thomas Cavanaugh', '27L, president of the Student council, will preside at the convocation…

… planned to ac- commodate only 500 students, two new men have been added to the depart- ment, and new restrictions placed on r the course for this semester. SThe ne men that have been added r are Theodore C…

… night in "The Arab- ian," a play written by Gordon Kean, author of "The Hindu," another one of Mr. Whiteside's starring vehicles. He will be supported by a noted cast, including Miss Sydney Shields…

… university, spoke on "Evidences of Evolution" at 4:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon in Hill auditorium. Many members of the Schoolmasters' club, and a numnber of students and members of the Uni- versity faculty…

…. They are scheduled to mneet Tuesday it the Union. The men nominated for next year's offices will be voted upon in the an-{ nual campus election by -the male students of the University.. FRENCH SCHOLAR…

… culture. Such cub- ture as they have is borrowed from the Persians, -Arabs and Europeans with whom they have come in contact." ST flENTS 6REET YOST AT LLANDSTANrF STANFORD ALU) 1, IENBERS OF YOsT's OLD…

… are not in violation of awarded a cash prize of $100, while the Federal anti-trust laws. Permit, an award of $50 will be made to the in times of overproduction, of agree- student finishing second. ments…

… for the various oil- contest with students from other producting states. mschools in the league. Four Big Ten They suggested immediate further schools and Western Reserve uni- study of the matter of the…

… Arabic vernacular, the methous and in' the 30L, Richard Savage, '30L, Howard games is the two mile invitation uni- for caring for and recording objects fourth floor Simon, '30, and John Webster, '30P…

…. versity relay which will see the of value found, and for some time was From this group two three-man Michigan quartet composed of Leon- in charge of the Arab diggers. DISCU teams will be chosen, the…

… built by a private corporation, ments of t from Benamin Franklin explaining Inu ;t Iane hour last night. Irented to University students, and dent Little SS STAFF KS TRYOUTS ywill be offered by The tam…

…." ident also pointed out that he event dormitories are is no need for excessive the part of the landladies, early plans call for the only 1,000 students in the THIRD TERM QUESTION S RESPONSIBLE FOR…

… CENTS I "I , O MK ompow COSMOPOLITAN CLUB' RECORDS GIVE NUMBERS OF STUDENTS EXPELLED FINISHES PLANS FOR AND PUT ON PROBATION Records show that 181 students IT Iere sent home after the final exam…

… with the permission of the WEEIPAY N 1GJIT Administrative board. The number of students sent home at the end of the WILL FEATURE PAGEANT first semester this year was 14 higher than the number sent home…

…, Science. and amateur performers have been j and the Arts that each student beforej tecured for the event. he is dropped from the literary school Prof. A. D. Moore of the electrical is given a personal…

…, grades, interviwing. and presenting will give songs of Kashmir and of the the cases of delinquent students to Indian temples. .jthe Administrative board, it was stat- Chinese To Give Pageant ed at the…

… office of Dean Effinger. Chinese students will present three{ special numbers, therfirst of which PREMIER BALDWIN MET will be a pageant group of Chinese ME wearing ancient costumes. A four BY DEMONSTRATION…

… will include an impersonation of Sala- CWM, Wales, March 2.-An angry' din the Great by Raja Howrani, grad., demonstration that ended with a half-.1 formerly a student at the American hearted attempt of a…

… here to express condolence for yester- Arabic, as recited by "Salah ah dii'i day's mine disaster in the Ebewvale cn the battlefield. These pieces will marine coliry, which not is believ-! n t.ed to have…

… thei ticket distribution problem in con- nection with the new stadiunm, ti'; Student council committee"1 aupoint; for that purpose made its report and recommendations to the council at its meeting last…

… Operated for Demonstration Hundreds of students and residents 4of Ann Arbor who attended the city's second ,automobile show yesterday afternoon and evening were astounded at the splendor of the decorations…

… first year with three "bad" Fridays under the new calendar sys- tem was 1761. Students of American history have recalled that this was a year of uncertainty and dissension. Every year since then has had…

… appear thati Dawes himself was directly responsi- ble for the failure of the Senate to{ ratify the cabinet nominee of the ad-1 ministration." (Contiued on Page Three) NAMI~ lRFHVTRA9 6IFTS TO STUDENT…

… FRIENDSHIPT FUND NET TOTAL Of$1X10CEfSC"NP091ATIV INCREASE OVER SAME PERIOD LAST YEAR ACCOMPLISHED; FACULTY MEMBERS AND ORGANIZATIONS STILL LEAD IN DONATIONS .Contributions by mail to the Student Friendship…

…. Period Suggested Would Begin Fri. day, May 29, and End Tuesday, June 9 INCLUDE !MEMORIAL DAY, Yesterday's total - $1,100 Quota for drive - $4,000 Pledges and actual money received yesterday in the Student…

…' Danse de la Fee Dragee; Trepac, danse russe; Danse arabe; Danse .Chinoise; Danse des militons. Second Movement, "In the Village," from "Caucasian Sketches," Ippolito- Ivanov. flY 11W Two Songs Without…

… members of the board of trustees and the faculty, Dr. Nearinig has been engaged in lec- turing before labor unions, socialist and student groups, colleges, church- es, and other organizations on eco- nomic…

…, industrial, and , sociological fields. While an assistant-professor of po- litical economy at the Wharton school, Dr. Nearing's lectures attracted more than 500 students to individual coursesI which was at…

… lecturer in the middle of an address to the students. Recently the president of Clark college, Massa- chusetts, turned out the lights dun- ing one of Dr. Nearing's lectures to the students and while the…

… three which nations of the general student body. o'clock tonight in Pattengill auditori- I played in Ann Arbor for the 1924 J- Roy Burton, which will be held soon. More than $50 was raised during uni of…

…, Rosen Pierson, and Curran are included. Among the younger French artists Regaud, Guillinet, and Ponchil La- ronze are represented Oriental Manuripts The books include rare Oriental manuscripts in Arabic…

… works, he declared that they were "indispensible" in the study of the' topics which they dis- cus. PRESS CLUB WILL BANQUET TUESDAY Members of the Students' Press club will hold their first supper and…

…, '17, returned Rhodes scholar from MIchigan. Pro- fessor Scott will speak on the topic, "Not That it Matters" and Mr. Car- son will talk on "Student Life at Ox- ford' As 'a feature of the first meeting…

… 0. Kalamazoo Normal 7, Valparaiso 0. U. of Chicago 20, U. of Georgia 0. Army 13, U. of Kansas 0. U. of Iowa 61, Knox 0. Ohio State 5, Ohio Wesleyan 0. Notre Dame' 26, St. Louis 0. LIT ANDOLAW STUDENTS…

… sufficient attendance at these gather- ings, the Student Council will- again declare all nominations void. The Council takes the stand that the offi- cers of these schools and classes are of such importance…

… invitation to deliver the principal address.. Dr. Jameson is a graduate of Am- herst college and has received sev- eral degrees from other institutions. He is known to students of history as an authority in…

… DISPATCH CURZON TO FRANCE ON TURKISH CRISIS Mitche l Says Activity Has Benefits for Young. Student Unusuall UNIVERSITY COACHES ANXIOUS ABOUT SUCCESS OF SPORT Everything is ready for the boom expected in…

…, basketball, baseball, and in all team games. It has great ben- efits in that it furnishes good outdoor exercise and recreation for young students, and increases bodily health." Sullivan Emphasizes Training…

… chosen by the cheer- leader committee of the Student Conn- cil. From the 15 tryouts on the field, the following seven men were select- ed: W. H. Frankhauser, '24L, E. L. Newhall, '25, W. C. Lustfield, '25…

… Student Council as has been thought by some. The remain- ing men of the squad will be equal in rank, there being no assistant cheerleaders as hertofore. Despite the soggy weather, the squad showed up well…

…IEPT Annpr I r RIT the at- st now games. defini- rofessor hatic in onsider instead the de- spirit. ves, be- pon the and not equent- t spirit people greeing e game STUDENT IS EXPELL[D FROM UNIVERSITY ON…

… ACCOUNT OF ACCIDENT ONE GIRL SERIOUSLY INJURED AS RESULT OF MISHAP ON SUNDAY MORNING FOUR INVOLVED IN CRASH Probation Due Recommended For Students To Attempted Liquor Law Violation 0 cated the…

… abolition of "cut-throat" *L**lAS ~ L VY o IwiI L 1s a1 1 ' -'1'+-vuone finds the tached. He estimated the value of fessor Reeves "When the United States came to rushing, suggesting that no students such…

…- en suffered a broken. wrist, Miethe several fractured ribs, and both of Author the women students were seriously ls iInjured, one of them sustaining a possible fractured pelvis. Miethe, Miss Mower and…

… al- The party were riding four in the Kt num- seat of a roadster when the accident morrow occured. The women students claim of the Filipinos to defend themselves against foreign invasion is ques…

… before the close ports have been recounted with muchj of the selling period. circumstantiality, but all have been Student directories may still be ob- denied.- tained at the same office. Only a few In…

… reserved for Sophomores and uperclassmen as a cheering sec- tion for all the Conference games next year, according to a resolution passed by the student council yesterday. This h1ok of seats. the best in the…

… possesses a full, clear baritone voice that won him spe- cial recognition in the opera, sang "Pale Moon," and "Roadways," and TORNADO0 STRIKES ESOUTHERN- STATES~ be nU( to any male student of .y except…

…, so that students may make application as soon as they receive their coupon books.I r.PiiiTV KAEN TT I Second Storm Within Past Few' Sweeps Mississippi And Alabama Weeks I MORTALITY ESTIMATED HEAVY…

…Jpns BaL io ii the Honor Guard are: H. W. Cary, I ican and Spanish-speaking students enable Mr. Whiteman's orchestra toeft in charge of the Japanesehd ToTepsno ninesslce o in Washington when Shii France And…

… represented Gitorium from 8 to 3 o'clock. The scale and Spain with his wife. He will on the Honor Guard by: Stewart propriations of prices is as follows: entire main Says Post study Arabic at the University Of…

…. Hel, Hugh E. $19,000 for sewers and tunnels and }Tthe local office. L. Foust, Louis P. Henkel, Hugh E. $250,000 for a power house. They IM ' "If students would send ho Ten eeded To Teach Physics o Gray…

… here. A man Ansum, J. F. LeGrange, 0. C. Olsen, of a gymnasium at the Kalamazoo presented in the gathering that Robert students leave, our present who can lead a singing class and M. A. Vance, and W. E…

… care for more than one half tl follows: J. E. Fronczak, H. S. Booth, that of the final meeting of the year post we handle. If student: Prof. L. M. Eich's 9 o'clock class J. P. Baker, and J. E. Dinwiddie…

… pre- viously by Professor Phillips who has been granted a leave of absence. Pro-, fessor Chase said that he has several hundred topics prepared for the grad- uate students in the seminar. Because few…

… purpose of consulting; more students interested in' work at the Union, William L. Diener, the new president, will be in his office every day for the next two weeks during the examination period from 5 until…

… effective use in the student's interest, were dis- cussed by the committee yesterday. The committee will meet again Wed- nesday to make further plans for the joint session with the state principal's committee…

… Sawyer, '27, Albert Stern, '27L, Myron Wine- garden, '27, and Ezra P. Young, '26. Those named to the class will meet G. E. Densmore at 3 o'clock today in the student activities room in the Union to arrange…

… evening by the same organization. New Students To Classify Feb. 5 Gieseking To Give Recital Here Tuesday As the fifth number on its program, the Choral union will present Walter Gieseking, famous German…

…-I liminary scene of "Tambourine," while Mr. Hoyer arranged all of the dances for this year's opera. More than 80 men and women students of the Uni- versity attended Friday night's perfor- mance. MILAN…

… which Mr. Bishop will speak. He will explain the import- ance of this library of Turkish, Arabic, and Persian manuscripts, and the man- ner in which it was acquired by the University in 1924. 1 Professor…

… in active work with the University expedition in FRENCH STUDENTS NOT SHELTERED LIKE AMERICAN, SAYS BRILLOUINlANA "Probably the greatest distinc- control and supervision of the gov- P OTESTS JJDI NI…

… domination of 1 NVIt 0 Ii 1. i i I life of the students," declared Prof. Leon Brillouin, of the University of Paris, in a recent interview. "Over there the students are not so close- ly associated with the…

… very much," Professor Brillouin continued. "We have nothing of the sort at the universities in my country, but my. observation of both your own publication and the student paper at the University of…

… Wisconsin has shown me that Am- erican students have plenty of in- SAYS "HOME TOWN" DECISION WAS GIVEN WILLIAMS IN DASH EVENT PICTURES SHOW HIS WIN Wolverine Sprint Star Is One of Six] Americans Chosen to…

… the middle distance star; Fred SturdyE imposed upon each other as they student of architecture must cam- iFatherland in doubles as well as of Yale, pole vault; Reginald S. have decayed or fallen into…

… single matches y Kom Esheen, which is the mod- fore he may be termed an archi- Inmtho Tpen emgne Mold- ton of Georgetown University,' en Arabic for the earlier Greek tect. The examinations are held thro…

… Session is the acquaintance by group organization. This or- to the contours of the ground and which a student makes in contrast ganization is much easier of BULLETIN to a gentle sagging from the cen- to the…

…,000,000 and sent five Wolff Teelgraph Agency, semi-of- firemen and a dock worker to the ficial voice of the German foreign hospital burned or overcome by office, will appear before students smoke. of the Summer…

… rtheyenreiexpectedhtooreportein which they are expected to' report in , ing examination may be had at the room 206 University hall. Those first secretary's office of the engineering year students who will continue the ~school. The…

…-12 o'- I sification to be found in University Col. Rufus H. Lane, native of Ohio, clock; and at .3 o'clock second Tues- hall. has been nominated by President day, 2-5 o'clock. Students are urged to…

… written into the nounced it had received a radio mes- present and the first in the newly organized into the interior of Africa. He is .said student body will be extended the d sage from the foreign office…

… at Kov- officialsI Western intercollegiate Hockey lea- to have explored many regions in flfl(fl rn U... IlIUi three European students visiting here lge, when additional su- no outlining an official…

… pposition bye tday VenonF LII fl,'23 t.V3 ofteie vddalopsto yknowledge of Arabic and other East- ,dent of the Stu IL Ident council has a- ta fund to .$0,000 The cost of the; of Memel by force," and its replya…

… tirllyio As the team cameo back o. fb ce partment of the School of Music. The houseof representatives Jan. 4 Prof. tary of the National Student Vorunm, i-U carrying for the second period after a five min…

… youth HARVARD DORMS sented by college students is sorry en-.tar song Several rushes by Kahn and' Mac- tirely by women, and were character- amendment of the state constitution" of the world. The…

… Cosmopolitan club' rt Duff were futile and finally Blodgett, ied by remarkable reading of the This would previde a constitutionai invites all foreign students to be pres- New York, Jan. 13--(By .P.)-Pub- !of…

… several rooi 302 of the Union, the Liberal iversftybs policy of refusing to permit he fou stte hve reeaedy el tatInegro students to rooni in freshman frfo en poor. Several act.te ou H obbs A dvocates…

… Festivities After Big Day Ex-service men of Michigan, nurs- es, Michigan students, and citizens of Ann Arbor joined yesterday in honor- ing the memory of Michigan men, and all other Americans, who lost their…

…, '23, and R. R.-Kreps.7 The condition of Phil Raymond, for-1 mer Michigan student and athlete, who has been confined in the hospi- tal for several weeks,. is also encour-i aging. - MICHIGAN HARRIERSS TO…

… running. As. the coach points out, it is a big sport in most of the eastern colleges as well as many of the west- ern, institutions and is deserving of student support here. FOR FALL GAMES 123 Men Elect…

… to Preside Allyn K. Foster, national student of the Northern Baptist convention, will give the scripture reading, pray- er, and a short address of welcome be- fore the talk of Dr. Morrison. The student…

… last year, will be the other speaker. Hogan delivered the student address at last year's Cap night exercises and was frequently called upon to talk at pep meetings. Crowd Expected "We expect a crowd…

…," said R. ,P. Dillon, '21E, chairman of the Student council committee for the pep meet- ing, "and so the doors will be opened a half an hour before the meeting is to start. Any alumpni who wish to make…

… large number , of fragments. The earliest dates from the early part of the third century, B. C. Most of the documents are written in Greek, although a rew are in Lat- in, Coptic, Arabic, Hebrew and Dem…

… by Mr. Jump. Spirt. Parable in Sedgwick's "The Lit- French -irl." Congrogati~nal cli. -Open forum. Kelleth Chang of a on "The Far East 'Today." -regational church. Student supper at Conggrega- t church…

… further opportunities for researches as well as for advanc- ed instruction in Arabic and other languages of the Near East. Professor Worrell was born, in Tol- edo, April 28, 1879. He graduated from the…

… carrying through the press a volume containing fifty letters and documents written in Hebrew char- acters but largely in the Arabic lang- uage. These range in date from the tenth to the fifteenth century and…

… to Inspect Ford Motor Planlt WILL VISIT LIBRARY More than 100 students had signed up yesterday afternoon for the second1 excursion of the Summer session, which leaves for the Ford Motor com- pany at…

…, this number being made up of 23 from the literary college, 30 from the Graduate school, and two from the School of Education. Word from the Geology camp at Mill Springs, Ky., showed that 40 students have…

… wounding British subjects. Amoy, China, June 26.-(By A.P.)- Some minor anti-foreign demonstra- tions took place here Thursday and the student element, agitating for a general strike and boycott of foreign…

… several tours for faculty- student parties under the direction of professors familiar with the places visited. Prof. Arthur S. Aiton and Prof. William S. Frayer of the history department are directing such…

… SCHOLASTIC RECORDS IN PICKING RECIPIENT ELECTED FOOTBALL CAPTAIN; IS P. B. K. Athletic Association and University Senate Appoint Electors to Award Honor Elton E. Wieman, '21, athlete and student, has been…

…- tional honorary scholastic fraternity,- this spring. He also took a promi- nent part in student affairs, serving as a membeV on numerous commit- tees. "It was a perfectly clear case, and the decision was…

… attention by those who have seen the collection is the one com- posed of religious manuscripts. The Koran is shown 'in an Arabic manu- script, and also lithographed in Ara- bic, Persian and Hindustani. There…

… troops at present. S. C. A. President Anknounces Cabinet Hugh W. Hitchcock, president of the Student Christiana Association, has announced the names of the men who will serve in his cabinet for thei com…

… again for your many -kind nesses, I remain, as ever, your Michigan friend, "WALTER WESBROOK." Results of physical examinations of second year students indicate a marked improvement both in the state of…

… with the suggestions of t communication. Late Entrance Fee Raised The Regents passed a resolutic requiring that students who fail complete registration before the fil day of school next fall be charged…

… r ~~~T'1"m~n 41.T tN HOOVER CABINET 'Arabic Typewriter Is Late Invention CI LAW CLUB AND MARTHA COOK DONOR i n.u .M.iompson,ass1ea4 Characters Of THutce Of New Yeork CourtrnanVarying Wits AndE A…

… inaugu- the National Business show here. rated governor of the Empire state, ! This is the Arabic typewriter, the TAKE SIX STRAGHT BOUTS Franklin D. Roosevelt. He was ap- CHAIRMAN BRITTEN OF HOUSE PRESSURE…

… hard to stop, Mar- tain r hthe three major student publica- swering Commander Kenworthy's The reappointment of Mr. Mel- be given next Thursday and Satur- quette university's hockey team lines hold. bout…

… conclusion and if Mr. Hoover chosen are Alice Gerstenberg's last night. Marquette's two star dared teammate's feat, gaining the onlyfreshman student who finishes the your courage you have opened up has been…

… shore area, recalled other small, army of callers during Macfadyen monopolized the scor- bout. Steinke's superior strength Students interested in the prep- the bitter frigidity which prevailed the day…

… adoption of this latest at this time. He added te t the Commission for Relief in Belgium. the So r.UMARES m p race a time advantage of 3:32. graduate students, and those for- modern convenience, a survey…

… 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…

… booted a field goal from the Willske; and "Chanson Arabe," 20 yard line. from "Scheherzade" by Rimsky- Gembis Makes, Touchdown Korskoff-Kreisler. Truskowski again was used as a Donna Esselstyn, instructor…

… remodeling plays. Welch started Purdue's of University hall by students and closing offensive on the first play of the work of the group in the of the last period by going off Summer Session. tackle 27syards…

… PHILADELPHIA-Bishop flied *to dent controversy in one of Ann Ar- i campus buildings were turned into Stephenson. McMillan threw out bor's more prominent sandwich cement for the benefit of student Haas. Cochrane…

…, West Virginia 7. Duquesne 18, Albion 0. nr Dnme '4 .Nnovm, v 7 !! t i Saer oL the week. The comedy by A. A. Milne will Score by Quarters be given by students in the Play Michigan .........0 0 16 0…

… on metropolitan dailies, a college pro- fessor, and a literary free lance writer. Only American Observer Lowell Thomas was the only American observer with Lawrence in his mysterious Arabic campaign…

… Play Contest Announcement iof ja three act I play contest in which all regularly enrolled students in the University will ! be eligible to compete was made yesterday by the Division of English. The plays…

… semester. study. Caught by a Daily report- other. All students desiring to tryout er in a very informal mood, Mr. Mr. Untermeyer went from this for the teams are requested to be Untermeyer was most gracious…