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…'s paintings and Alfred Hutty's etchings in Memorial Hall, 1:30 to 5:00, November 9 to November 24. Students of University and Schools admitted free. Warren P. Lombard, President. Lectures on Transportation: The…

… interested in the subject will be made welcome. The following classes in Civil Engineering will be dismissed and all students enrolled in these classes are requested to be present at the lectures: C.E. 3…

… meets at Lane hall. 5:30--Baptist guild friendship hour at the Guild house. 5:30-Lutheran Student club meets at Parish hall. 5:30-Congregational student cafeter- ia supper. 6:00-Supper for students at…

… Peace," in Natural Science auditorium. 6:00-Romance club meets at the Un- ion. French Evacuate City; Arabs Join Druse In Revolt (By Associated Press) PARIS, Nov. 7.-Mousseisri, a large French fortified…

… left the locality and the day was without incident. The commique concludes that in- formation from reliable sources indi- cates that the Arabs have joined the OTTAWA.-The Canadian -overn- Djedl Druse…

… 4 ,q Annual International Night Entertainment, Sponsored By The University Cosmopolitan Club, Will Be Presented Thursday Night At Hill Auditorium Students Of Many Nations Join With Outside…

… of spelling Arab- ]an Nights backwards. The overture will be render- ed by an orchestra under the direction of Lucile Bellamy, '25, consisting of: Violins, Lucile Bellamy, '25, Pauline Kaiser, spec…

…. He sings in Russian and will be accompanied in all his numbers by Mrs. Charles H. Bennett, of :Detroit. Marian Miller, '25, comes in as Jamna, an Arab- an dancer, and dances a native Arabian number…

…- men there will- add incalculably to the rishness of their college life at Ann Arbor. Such an edifice will encourage, too, natural, easy give-and-take between women students from foreign shores, and the…

… Smith, '26, is serving as vice- president, Yoshiyash Kumazawa, '26 is secretary, and Lionel G. Crocker, grad., is treasurer. More than 100 students from all parts of the world, including 25 Americans…

…, make up the present membership. Their purpose is to promote friendship and exchange of ideas on the Michigan campus, to bring foreign students into friendly relationship with America, to focus activities…

… aimed to bring the foreign student into more natural and intimate touch with repre- 'sentative American life, to develop, through their own membership, an enlightened, vital spirit of in- ternational…

… 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…

… association, Miss Dew if these self-made men and women top to the dropping feathers or bunch- to be hailed as "MissI 1925" at her was approached by several students were asked to express their candid ed drop at…

… but too much detail is afJournalism can do for you, just lay a a high at the top. Novel still is the tragic. Be sure you do not wear that Miss Dew urged the students not to foundation. But in the…

… structure of a Arab-like turban, close-fitting and chic patterned sweater with your let such a biased remark affect them. building, great or small the founda- 1 low. The mannish shapes, so popular equally…

… school of journalism.' "A diploma will not insure any pub- Churches Church Conference The conference of religious workers among university students which is being held at the Chicago Beach Hotel in…

… the Student Christian Association, Miss Mary A. Ross of the Y. W. C. A., Mr. L. R. Reiman and Mrs. N. 13. Cadwell of the Presbyterian church, and John Diel I Are You One of These? ---Who didn't sign…

…. The student fellowship group point. (Continued on Page Fifteen) lb i The Last Day!! If you want a Prize of $25, $15 or $10 for writing a Student Letter on "The Church I Would bike to Find" Write Today…

… 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…

…-'-II~rlO N Z~+1TT n ulcorntr11pl-er tg1)F1+ Pitumoi s(ral ~or from New H Ianpshli'e Funds for research work have bees from 150' to 1307. ,Senrator 'lumeni ALL STUDENTS ATa granted to Priof. C. 1). LaRue of I…

….; was notified of the discovery anti a- ( ramnged with the !tate of New Ilampl- 0O1 April 13, 1887, an Arab pearl shire to have the missing manuscr'ipt. diver remained under seven fathoms deposited in th…

… colleges, of the ! University are 'invited to attend. - A RB T-T A ST Dg~kO T THETRESMost of our student cusi 'nrs IDTOTT E T E j THS WE who begin in their freshmnanxr at Shlby -year and send their laundry…

… college. Sure- f The STUDENT PR1INC E I y, that is a tribute to the The Musical Triumiph of a Generation_______ efficiency of the Varsity Ser-W Eves. - 50c to $2.50 -- vice.= G AR RIG Wed. Mat, 50c to $1…

…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…

… 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…

… 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…

… 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…

… 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…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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