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…- ,sters are contained in the issue i- luding a list'of the names 'ad ad- iWeses of the alumni of the, depart- neut. _u 4K Students TAken Into Sockie ~r- lug Ti , LUs Voyageurs, a society of outdoor 'eheld…

…'clock tonight' in the Natural Science auditoilum. Hle will give two other talks whilef v isiting the University whicn. will be more technical in tone anti intended primarily for advanced student.s of biology but…

… Juday will also meet withad a-vanced students and with members of tile zoology department in ,discus- }siCli groups following his -talks. recognized as the leading American figure in the field of…

… Engin: eering+ arch. The " drop-a-coin tap~e-a Technic" machine will , again. be in operation in the. corridor of" the En- gineering- building, 'serving the engin- Gering' students. BOOSTERS E]LECt OFFI…

…. of the Arabs", the cast will include Bacon, '24, naging editor. -These Gerrit. Beminink, '23, Ross L. Taylor, '24, David Seder, '24, A. C. Beami, '23Ed..; appointments are for- the year 1923-J.FId a,'4…

… Chimes, and appointments' for this wvill prob- ably bae announced later, Si !clit d omnc:I Meets To' *h Mweni!)rs of -next.- year's .Student council will ie t at- 7:30 o'clock to- n~ight at- the -Uniion…

… STUDENTS WANTED TO INVESTIGATE T6'~ Guy W. Ellis Realty Co.'s Employment Proposition FREE TRAINING . PROS PKTS' I EVER'" ASSItANCE Good Rcanuneration - Investigate CALL THURSDAY FRID:AY. 7 _8 pm Room 302…

… -$45 Students Supply Store TIhey 'I satisfy, or money back lZ ,c 1 In(inr teea a . -..Y * S …

…. 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 , ~ _. …

… on Thursday night. A number of pr-e. liminary bouts have been carded as well. Advance ticket sales are brisk. C aLASSIFIET ADVERTISING NOTICE NOTICE-Student Thesis Typing, Stenographic work. P u b 11…

…. Work guaranteed. Michigan Tailors, 625 East Liberty. Tue. WANTED-Late model automobile; will pay cash. Leroy Nixon, at S. Main and Packard. Tele. 3941 or 7971. 78,79,80 WANTED-A girl student to share…

… Army Club at Simla, or on meeting an Arab camel-boy whose only English is"Sooch popular mos' be desarve!" For Chesterfield's popularity never saw a sun- set; travel as far as you will, this cigarette…

…-3LNAYf, MARGf '4, i-16 THE ICHGAN (',-\lDAILY I A (1 E SIDUE INTERN ATION Igwtb ARTISTS Students from Many Lands Will Participate in fifth Annu-al Prese'ntation of Cosmopolitan Club Wh rich…

…'seuiyt ic coshimes. Palestine draws the attention next with a repre- sentation otf Arab life in the desert by Joseph Khaaf. e omplrte Arabian costume-including a water pitch- er--assitsin rendering the…

…2n, the music for which was written by a student at the University of Wisconsin last year, to be used in natural dancing. "Moods from the River" shows in its greens and blues the progress of the t…

… i'LCIJ NEWSPAPER OF THE; UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN blshted every morning except Monday ig the University year by the Board in ol of Student .Pubic~ation~s. embers of western Conference Editorial…

…,129' ing accounts of the last meeting o V1111111 of11!H1111 III; ~l i PI31lH 111 tn1i1iIIHlI~II1!I~liiill!l1111I1111 the Men's Ed club, ?of the last meet-___ ing of the Student Council, of the [- beginning…

… students voting in past elections. Twenty-five hundred1 1 allots is the record vote for anyI emm~~lectioln and i t is n11al'y fo. i ONA^A^ ONAAo" PA : r.r.r s vs rere..v GLEANIGS1 x .ByvA.E. H ._ an…

… ithe Arabs have' prohibited banners or under that number. It is high time', et nohr oge.i hi for 'the stud ent body to wake from txsi te oge a hi ~ lg'athyandtak anactv~ n-mosques. it,,is 'becoming…

…, and the in- struction will bie conducted in the Arab*c language. Sample of this extraordinary "Serv- ice" NUNVC VOMITO. e and tuen some student, rgruM The arranigements committee for the s r ;riel…

…,.,ed. And abo~ive all, their reuteiices during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications, should be uniform. Chcznting is chia'- -3 ing, or else it is not cbeat jug. If .I* Mfembers…

… Horn, a law student, found a 6heck for $432, payable to bearr on Liberty St. Saturday. Tie heas not yet found the owner although h le went without his dinner in tryingI to locate him. Mr. Van Horn should…

…. - - wi. L CHI RTOPODIST 00~7 N. Uiversit , In NTEW STUDENT LE XT GRAHFAM'S BOOK STORES EaichiEnid of Diagonal " S PRICES Nights' 54c o $2.5 K Wed. Mat. 50c" to $1.50 Sat. Mat. 50c to $2.00 {ln II',,.I P…

… & Marx Suits your'e confident you look your .,......"tttw.iiitalttiitl!tt1 i1 !........tia -iE " WICKERSHAM AFFAIR;" read STUDENTS HEAR DISCUSSED" i ics of lectures on t!: s camnpus.' With the recent…

…- 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…

…, student manager. IOWA, OHIO GAMEj MOST IMPORTANT I PLAYED IN WEST (Special To The Daily) IOWA CITY, Nov. 7.-Of all the ten weeks of practice which the University of Iowa football team will labor through…

… urned the tables on the Arab, win- ning a 16 miles match in world's ecord time. Ray claimed the Garden distance was too long for him while El )uafi alibied his defeat at Philadel- (Continued on Page Seven…

… shortly,j throughout the building. Miller' Addresses Education Students, Speaking before an assembly of the School of Education yesterday after- noon, Mr'. Edwin Miller, assistant superintendent of schools…

…'eJ^LLY Dt-iCkDIPJ 72 rA~F -~pSUPRem( 5/~vCR( cli tINI iZ' Tb FRAiv Hb J AL(~ oR OLD cGoLJDS, O<F *hM-As DD-4AV'J I'J'~ \U~tRL.J Arab r4.S1DE of 'rwo DAY.S You D&'.ItLOP A COU(SM H-~ LISTct,.JS LIKE: 1…

… room 110 of the Library. PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION NOW. URGES CORRECT POSTURE FOR HEALTH AND VIGOR' Dean Hugh Cabot of the Medical School, addressed the professional students of the physical education…

…WitrWear - Illilflilflllillftlllulllltttilllillliltliliitllltllttlillllillltlllllltlllllilltl l White Swan's station I- in the Press buildingw I w is open every evening an added convenience for you. Leave us go to the "Maj." It saves an extra trip. Ii- KWHITE SWAN LAUNDRY IA N N ARaB OR'S LE…

… 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…

… 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…

…rominent fa, uhy men, a fewl town celebrities, state neispaper men.I business men and politicians, and ,a limited number of students. Tz'o function is sponsored by Sigma Deit, Chi. professional icainalistic…

… doubtful. The Gridiron banquet stands as the only place where faculty, students and state notables mingle. Formal gather- ings where all three elements are in attendance are many, but one faction dominates…

… of procedure it is the most in- formal meeting in the year. JEWISH BEQUEST USED TO0EDUCATE9RAB BOYS Jerusalem, April 6.-A farm school for Arab boys and a high school for Jewish children will soon be…

… Essay Contest The Nation, political publication, is offering prizes of two hundred dol- lars to university or college students who submit the best account of ex- perienice in the field of labor and the…

… men and women to see capital and labor as they meet in the mills and mines, and not as text book abstractions." The judges of the contest, which will actually take place next fall, after the students…

… 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…

… solos will be sang by Frank Ryan of the Ann Ar- bor high school.- 8HT O R TO I IHT FOR STUDENTS' RIGT Oriental manuscripts which were re-1 cently presented to the University by a donor who wished his…

…. They include1 writings from the Arabic, Persian, and Turkish, some of them dating as far back as the eighth century. More than 100 of the manuscriptsa are commentaries on Mohammedan BU ASLEY REPORTS…

…' University Committee Allows $6,0)0 To 75 Stadents; Maxinin Amount $100 PROVISIONS VARY Winston Churchill More student loans have been grant- Prominent English Liberal who re- .e rn- trso inent tglish Liberal…

… year, according to Dean Joseph. A. Admiralty during the early part of the Bursley, chairman of the University World war. ' committee on student loans. He esti- mates that over $6,000 has been loan- D…

… , Finds Out ed to 75 students so far this fall in amounts varying from $25 to $100, lVhat Students Do the maximum loan allowed any one r ~student dluring a semester. With heir Oney Loan funds available for…

… students number 75 and vary from $50 to the Many interesting answers were income on $10,000. In many cases, brought to light recently, when the only the income may be used for loans, Michigan Daily, by means…

… fall,' neth K. Klein, '26, were sent out to to the difficulty in securing summer'I obtain knowledge about the monthlyemly nt e x p e"nd i t u r e .' ' ' ' ' - expenditure. e securing a loan, each student…

… In the reply to the query, "Do you must appear before the members of own a car?" one student wrote down the University committee on studentr "Yes, one fifth of one." The majority loans which is…

… composed of the dean of the hundred, however, were not so of students, the (lean of women, the fortunate, a few owning cars with reasurer of the University, and one several morepossessing them in part…

…, representative fromthe school or col The question, "Under what condi- lege in which the student is enrolled. tions would you spend more for cloth- After this appearance and presenta- ing in Ann Arbor," brought…

…PAGE TWO hr ummuwr Published every morning except Monday during the University Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publica- tions. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the…

… wishes it were all over. Brave deeds are nothing more than gestures to a gallery, necessary to maintain pres- tige over the Arabs. There is really nothing wrong in such an attitude. Being human, Law- rence…

… Britisher who would give his best camel for a bath and cigarette. Again he is a student of tribes and tribal customs, and sometimes a lover of nature. All in all the book is an absorbing picture of war 'time…

…, Child Care, Community Centers, Federations and Health Centers. Several scholarships and fellow- ships ranging from $250 to $1500 are available for especially quali- fied students. FVr information, address…

… 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…

… the Arabs .for the former suppression of Spanish women. Even under this suppression, however, in- dividual women 'accomplished great things. In the time of Columbus the greatest Latin scholar of the day…

… i' a t a w 1. i .{ 1. , . i INSURANCE AIDS LEAGUE Through the Kansas City Life In- surance Company an arrangement has been made whereby 20 per cent of the premiums collected from Michigan students…

… an out1lanidish mlanner, the !es for the youngir aver'age college student was better andl more 'onservatively dressed than most One clothier expressed the op~in ion i'' that college styles rarely ever…

… the American arab cc i ' .,herie in i' 'hruary. logical ins:1titte, and have beeni pla cd ;1 'i(1 111 Os()iithiouMain surrounding in irahialn's winidow 033 St ate street1 . A tiochi, of (xca-at ioflsin…

… * * * taxation and enforcing measures of ucl May be Made of a Scotchman- retrenchment. It is economically en- The Edinburgh Student, which is the! possible to provide for the soldiers' equivalent of Chimes at the…

… thing. didates in the field in the next. ** * The Klan, "folded their gowns, like HISTORICAL FICTION the Arabs, and as silently, stole "Hla ha this is hot stuff" chuckled away." Pythagoras, royal…

…:00 p. m. today, in 110 Library. Hall p Elizabeth Wellman, Chairman Hall DeWitt H. Parker Arabic Phonetics: - AraabgicPhoticsr rgI Assignment of Desks in General Chemistry: Chemistry 3, 6, and 5E…

…: Semitics 170, General Linguistics 170, 2 hours credit, will be given this Each student must obtain TWO $5 Chemical Laboratory Coupons semester. Meeting for determination of hours: Wednesday, Feb. 13, . at…

… Faculty Members: We wish to state that we shall be very glad to send copies of your individual recommendations of students enrolled with us to commercial agencies upon your request.- lellen R. Shambaugli…

… should be addressed to the Chairman of the Zoology Department of the Uni- versity, and must be in his hands by March 1. Peter Okkelberg Counsellors in Boys' Summer Camps: The Students Christian Association…

… again has established a Camp Counsellors' Bureau to help place college students in positions as leaders] in private and institutional camps of the Great Lakes Region. Applica- tions when filed will be…

…-12, 4089 N. S.I Prof. P. O. Okkelberg, TuW 1112, 3089 N. S.I Chemist'ry 3-1. Make-up Examination: Each student who missed the rxamination on January 22, will please bring to me at once a statement of all…

… hours occupied by his present schedule of work, so that it will be possible to select for the make-up ap hour which will cause no conflicts. D. M. Lichty Physiological Chemistry: .201-204: ' Students…

… Relation to Labor: Organization meeting in 104 Economics Building at 4 o'clock today. Students who cannot attend should leave their schedules in 204 Tappan Hall before 4 o'clock. Margaret Elliott German 52…

…-German Prose: Intended primarily for candidates for the degree of Doctor of Philos- ophy who wish to prepare themselves for the reading requirement in German. Students wishing to elect this course will…

…. Denton Mathematics 232-Advaiced Mechanics: Mathematics 234--Vector Analysis: Meetings to arrange hours, today, at 4 p. m., in Room 20 East Hall. Vincent C. Poor Students Who Are Beginning Their Work in…

… interesting features. One of the interesting peculiarities of it is that though the text is in Coptic, the headings are in Greek and Arabic. A group of 20 fragments of a Cop- tic bible, on vellum, composes an…

… temporary mixed com- mission for armament prepare the HOW WILLY FORGETS S. C. A. Work Of Year Opens Early One of the most ambitious plans ever attempted by the Student's Christian association, in the…

… works already com- pleted was the conference of student leaders held Sunday morning at the Y. M. C. A. Camp Birkett, Silver lake. Many of the problems confronting thet campus this year were discussed and…

… Rotarians and Thursday after- noon spoke to Ann Arbor high school students' SEVERAL CHANGES MIE IN HSTRY FCULTIES company to employees and sons on the basis of ce~ai etitive examination. 'lhe plan which the…

… ncipal judge of Chicago, thus bade fo avr hsya.Hsrsac Investigation revealed, however, that however, students applyin to the b- defiance to the adage, "Don't study from Harvard this year. is research W. H…

… descriptions are of men all over the country who are KNI ,HTS OF COLU BUS TO MEET is a landscape by Ben Foster, and gan at different times but neither has open to students who desire this kind making their…

…, ter of talking a little, and submitting olic students whether K. f C.'s or not whichis used to guy. th teserv- squads, are "Willie" Heston, "lrnie" ihave been filled at the bureau. Apple a' bill. There…

… yea by institutns.tRaetisa ablished Student helis treferred by local every oportunity for the chap who is by George J. Burke, district deputy painter who died in 6. J. B. Gotrox M ust, residents, Mrs…

… Ste art declared, al- wisln et dang be hrfess naoy, lerief will occur, after which the meeting Foster's picture is sent in the form o eFt esithough the student wortders frequently will take the form of…

… Evening." tatoes." bureau,,but decreases the opportuni- To Railroad Jack This is not an American gentleman ties of those students who are willing s Praises C In Historical speaking in the slang dialect of…

… Chemisry: Chemistry 3, 6, and SE: 16, at 9:00 a. in., in Room 2, University Hlail. p. m. today. Each student must obtain TWO $5 Chemical Laboratory Couponst All students applying for leans should call at the…

… offce of the R. T. Schlosberg at the Office of the University Treasurer, and then report at the first Dean of Students to arrange for an apointmnent with the Committee. possible laboratory period assigned…

… maintain office hours as indicated below. Sophomores are Arabic Phonetics: Wednesday, February 13, at 4:15, in Room 1025, Angell Hall, by Pro- required to have late elections and changes of elections…

…. Appointments may be made at the booth opposite the New Students: Recorders Office, Room 4, University Hall. W.. Worrell Students registering in the University for the first time must report Upperclass Advisory…

… Committee, Geology 31: at Room 429, West EngineeringBedr.t F.or t f , t mut reor . UPPERCLASSADVISERSTY Students enrolled in this course will meet for the first time at the at oo 42,estEninerig Bd. on Feb. 13…

… programs which are designed particularly to give business students background material. Carl N. Schmalz University Women, All women students who have changed addresses for the second semester will please…

…- tion of new members. All mem- Geography 33: bers are urged to be present. Students taking this course who ,have not yet arranged for a quiz F. D Smith, President. section will see me- in Room 222 'Angelr…

…. Students in this course who have not yet arranged for quiz sections will see me in Room 19 AH between 12:30 and 2:0 p. m. on Wednesday, Gargoyle Business Staff and Try- Fb 13lnr ! outs:. re ruary w O. E…

…: Juior and Senor Students in the College of Engineering: 216. General Theory and Applications of Thebycheff Polynomials II. The Women's Athletic Building is available for all women's campus Through an…

… Announcement in the statement of the English 238. Advanced Stability. Thursday, 4 p. m. Room 13 East Hall. D. K. the Physical' Education Secretary in Barbour Gymnasium. cou ses. Students must choose Courses 5, 6…

… 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…

… class presidents and secretaries were to have desks reg- ulalry assigned them in the student activities rooms of the building, and were to establish definite hours at certain times each week when they…

… might be found at their posts, the other students under their judis- diction might, in time, be encouraged to come to them to talk things over. In short, they might be brought to think more than…

… to time last year make for a greatly increased unification among the students, and for closer ac- quaintanceships, all of which ultimately leads toward the final goal of total oneness, of which we have…

…,000,000.00 707 North University Ave. Northwest Cor. Main & Huron Have You We invite your inspetion of our Woolens--- It pays to order early, be the rush of Student business tarts---- J. Karl .Malcolm 604 East…

… of the student and state loyalty made it possible last Homecoming. We hope that that spirit will not be punished by a repeti- tion at the 1921 Homecoming., The move is in the right direction and the…

… will be provided. "Keep off the grass !" placards in Arabic, Egypt- ian, or Sanskrit, would be far .more decorative and probably just as much observed as were our old "please" signs. For Home…

… STREET East of Cutting's Flats Summer School Students for Fountain Refreshments and Fine Candies visit The tetsy R oss hop The Fountain Room keautiful I tilAN Daily Service Big Steamer Put-in-Bay 00…

… IN MICHIGAN 3 Per Cent Paid on Savings Deposits Wisconsin-:Exactly 10,213 different students have been enrolled in the University of Wisconsin during the current year, since July, 1919, accord- ing to…

… boar'd soldiers, and 536 agricultural short course stu- dents. In addition, 13,124 students have been enrolled in the correspond- ence study courses of the extension division. Dartniouth-By a vote of 578…

… elaborat program of spoken languages. The school is planning on teaching Japanese, Ar- menian, French, Dutch, Arabic, Chin- ese, Russian, Norwegian, Danish-Nor- Nine Face Goat Of ?Mortarboard Nine Junior…

… girls had to face the in- quiring and puzzled glances of the greater portion of the student body yesterday when they appeared in mor- tarboards, as initiates in Mortarboard, national senior honor society…

…. WISCELINEOUS POSITIONS OPEN for 4 or 5 students Part or whole time. Possibly in your home town. Congenial work and as- sociatoin, $40.00 to $100.00 per 'week. Call at room 412 First Nat'l, Bank Bldg.. Ann Arbor…

… Electric Com- pany. WANTED-To rent for next year, six room house or apartment. Location South or East of campus. Thoroly Imodern. Phone' 1523. WANTED-To engage 50 students forvacation work. Apply in person…

…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILN SUNDAY, AUGUST -11, 1929 PAGE TWO SUNDAY, AUGUST 11, 1929 I jip &'mnur bade the students play the part - of free men and to preserve "in its j t M Un tj…

… Board in Control of Student Publications. Doctor Robbins has here made a The Associated Press is exclusively en. pronouncement that should receiveJ titled to the use for republication of al news more…

… Editor-HAROLD WARREN tarding our progress in every other ADI- -way. It is eliminating self-expres- The time is drawing near when sion from our list of abilities. summer school students will say What effect…

… leaving minds that hurried on into the Michigan to take up their work realms of vision and prophecy, elsewhere. We wish also to thank minds that disdained the earthly the students in the University for…

… present age-whatever else would carry news of a nature cal-_ it may be-is not one of liberal culated to be of interest to the thought and independent action. summer students. If our efforts It is a pseudo…

… are tolerated. Elsewhere they ly successful. The university has are outcasts. been honored with the presence of a number of the foremost educa- i Editorial Comment I tors, scientists, and students…

…, teach- ing and lecturing in their special MAKING THE HORSE DRINK fields to the summer students; and the interest and enthusiasm which (From The Daily Iowan) they have aroused have shown their Centuries…

… teaching and school the old Arabic characters shouldl administration have shown by their be henceforth a criminal offense. attendjance their appreciation of Straightway and at once all Turksj the…

… Britain were the belli- mural building and on the athletic gerent and be-trousered Scotch fields: highlanders. The Chinaman with- Through the whole summer the out his queue doubtless felt quite' students…

…, 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…

… by the yard-ten= yards to the head. Please keep this a secret among 5,000. The girls don't want it known. LANGUAGE ,SHARKS Sanskrit, Old Bulgarian, Russian, Hebrew and Arabic Among Tongues .Taught…

…," enthusiastically received at open performance. Men admitted for first time on record. 1905-Classes comprising the engi- neering college organize special coun- cils for regulation and control of en- gineer student…

… affairs. First student venture of kind on campus. 1941-Coach Fielding H. Yost be- gins his first football campaign for Michigan in taking charge of spring football practice. Has charge of both baseball and…

… five or six mail carriers are employed daily just to distribute letters that bear the little blue stamp-"Special Delivery" - to expectant students? Some job-being a "special" man. You must get near to…

… compila- 'I Drug store was tion is the fact that without so much oretical shooting. as touching the so-called "romance ook place in the languages" a student could without building watched difficulty in the…

… course, consume a good portion of the time he spent in this manner. But he would still have an opportunity to, take San- skrit, Old Bulgarian, Russian, Hebrew, and Arabic. Should he desire to pro- long his…

… course and take some of the languages which are omitted for this year he could add to his list Assyrian, and Arabic, besides numerous courses in the other tongues which are not be- ing given at present…

… lot of Michigan students are "dead." $481000 NEEDEDFOR TANK Union Swimming Pool Would be Ideal Place for Varsity Meets By R. . L. When the new swimming pool in the Union is completed Michigan will have…

… as Two foreign students from the bring them into much closer Con- 15 people have been already made University, Aley Kuriyan of India, taci with each other. and r-hat is for the week end. Among those re…

… Circus, and the new Sophomore Ca- Stone and Dean W. H. Butts. sponsored by the Young Women's baret. The student who misses! Club meetings, card parties, and Christian Association Friday night, these…

…. Bacher attends tbe meetings Room. attend the affair. The. two for- 01 the general committee. which is At 5:30 next Tuesday Alpha eign students, dressed in their na- Smade up of Emily Bates, '30, gen- Gamma…

… th fonoreign students.g f be presented In the cabaret, and the last three years have been at- the World Fellowship committee 0f1 women have been chosen, through tempting to oust the flapper with the…

… tukent ad ah, nat ive ces. scription tickets will be sold for th thnejuniors pintheled. h the revolution that has recently There are small tables and chairs' $5.00, and for $1.50 for students at…

…~ly colored lunch cloths and be gvnin the Lydia Mendelssohn Elizabet atch, junior center have been changed from Arabic to napkins to match, with long tapers itheatre. forward,'was responsible for all her Latin…

…. Latin characters are much tolgther.- The Barrere Ensemble, the first team's scores. She played a fast less complicated and the new lan- Its attraction to students who f 01- concert of the series, will be…

… students, giving them vocation-I al information and referring'them 4o experts in their particular field 'tbf interest. Lense and Frames Made to Order 'Optical Prescriptions Filled HALLER ,STATE STREET…

…ICiJ TFORP WHAT'S GOING 0 I I ANNOUNCE SCKEDLE FORl ALLEY TOURNEY I s FRIDAY 4:00-Women's league will at Barbour gymnasium. 4:00-House committee of r meet in student offices. entertainI PROF…

…. KARPINSKI WILL READ PAPER AT ORIENTAL MEETING Prof. Louis Karpinski of the math- ematics department, will read a paper "Arabic and Oriental Mathematics," at the Saturday morning session of the western branch…

… Tau. March 10, 7 o'clock, Zeta Psi vs. Kappa Sigma; 8 o'clock, Psi Omega vs. Michigan Union. 4 DR. BURTON WANTS STO KNOW STUDENTS Tryouts for assistant baseball manager will be held Thursday and Friday…

…-NOTICES Due to the illness of Prof. Henderson the Presbyterian church Noon Bible class will be held by Prof. H. B.; Hulbert. Economics 2 students attention. There is a limited supply of books avail- able for…

… this course. Prospective students can secure these books on Friday from 11 to 12 and from 1 to 2 o'clock at room 205 Economics building. Please bring the receipts which must be signed. The next meeting…

… of La Socidad His- pafflca will be held March 2. All students holfing proofs of senior Michiganensian sittings should re- turn the same to the respective pho- tographers today in order that prints may…

…. I I ., i WE ARE THE ONLY STUDENTS' SUPPLY STORE i> 4 All Kinds of Engineering Supplies Stationery, Fountain Pens I. P. Note Books and Paper All Names Stamped Free when Purchased Aere SAVE MONEY BY…

… very fine course in Ball- Dancing The class for ers is designed to ac- the student with the fun- al step while the -advanc- s will be presented with >st popular steps of the e special classes are to be…

…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…

… be pre- sented to graduating Law students who have been in residence at the1 Lawyeri's club for at least two years. This is a new idea developed by the present administration of the club with the idea…

… FrankN W. Stecre, of Nw York, before an engineering smoker, which is open toI all students, to be held at the Uniont Thursday evening. Mr. Steere iss president of the Michigan Gas asso- ciation and vice…

…___ Two Pilots Prepare Giant Fokker Plane For Long Extended STUDENT EDITORS Tapping To Flight From Fresno to Mexico And South Amercian Countries MAKE COMPLAINT Alumni Gaf James C. Angel, former pursuit…

… valuable Arabic med- ical books, which was one of the few to contradict "Galenism." The exhibit was arranged for the benefit of the American Anatoruy as- sociation, amid the Bi3ological confer- ence which…

… 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…

… fossils unearths a 20 minute cruise in the Goodyear;Much Interest Aroused in Display by the research expedition," stat dirigible, "Puritan" which was of Original Arabic, Persian, Prof. Russell C. Hussey…

… Miss Mary Hymans,S D ESrare volumes librarian. " The exhibits include original, -O Arabic, Persian, and Greek manu- scripts, of which the Library has rm~ouncements by the Literary over 5,000 at present…

… fire escapes in the co-ed dormitor- 'move that was sanctioned by the some of the several thousand fos- ies to prevent the co-eds from'student council recently. sils which were brought back this slipping…

… here must double time on the of west Los Angeles welcomed the m. in the fossils had been buried by campus and answer telephones students' return by decorating all Ai- hundreds of eruptions of volcanic…

…, ,'/ . _# . ' .1 ...-- we have it!" Michigan Student Headquarters since 1908 5, ii J I TYPEWRITERS: New L. C. Smith and Corona, Under- Ir I wood, Remington, Royal portables. Rebuilt and Second Hand…

… 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…

…) 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…

… 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…

… BRACELET WATCHES In round, cushion, oval, octagon & other fancy shapes. Grmen, English, Roman gold finish with Arabic and Roman figured dials finished' in white gold and platinum finish.e We inbite your…

… inspection Haller & Fuller, State Street Jewelers, I I V: t, . , E cuN HES /E5 . GPI i STUDENTS'- LUNCH 409 E.JEFFERSON ST. OUR SPECIALTIES FRENCH TOAST, POACHED ECGS, BUTTERED TOAST AND ROLLS r…

… turn out a practice PHONE 1610 310 S. STATE STREET the academic session, and is counted towards degrees. . Many special lectures, recitals, concerts, and excursions. Cosmo- politan student body…

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… escmite struct the greatest class the wold' English replace Arabic and Persian that one actually hears them con- ga-nized by Mrs. Herbert Hoov I~rothy Flynn and Helen Wilson1, has ever known-a class that…

… serve to both shop- manual prepared by Damrosch pers and sellers.' have been distributed. d"16mme's ncw#vim, MJWI % UV WV U - tiB B1erth a Valenttinme, '31. dience feels that the actors are -Student…

… audiences are except-'reall'y students just as thcnislvu' ' pl rtia fte odtisand( even the use of costmning does ic.n th1 acrtican of thelayiseailsd- not allow them to forget this bit of - drcd Todd, '32. who…

… 'of lofteawndhridffo the f-ifclywr al ukdi n mouts "court of injustice" where they booth that proved a drawing . card were fined two tickets and let off with both nights. Students showed excep- a severe…

… of Europe be-I school system .It will drive all theaworlds ei t of his specialty. According to his Catholic .students into the public cditemporaries in New York city, he schools. And as the Klan is in…

…. C. A. of the appointment of Charles E. Highley, .25, as head of the Uni- versity delegation to the Lake Geneva student conference, planned for the coming summer. The conference is one of a series held…

… understand. at.least six languages.. Because of the unusual cosmopoli- tan character of Bombay an operator must speak, in addition to her native rlanguage, not only English but French, Arabic Chinese and…