VOLUM E 19
Michigan Slate News S t a t e N e w s O f f ic e
M o v e d to U n io n
B ld f f . , F o u r t h F lo o r
COLLEGE TO GIVE DEGREES TO 30 MORE STUDENTSRecommend Immediate Granting of Degreet to Those Who Com
pleted Summer School.
BOARD TOTAKE ACTIONB S.. M. S.. A. B. and Master’s
Degrees Among Those to Be Granted By State Board.
TUESD AY, OCTOBKll •">. 1926 Number 5
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WORK TO START Chinese Student Reveals SPECIAL TRAIN TO IMMEDIATELY ON Picture of Native Land TAKE STATERS TO 1927 WOLVERINE.:^ k . a s r ANN ARBOR GAMENeed Few Additional Members To
Complete Staff; Work On Budget Finance System.
CONTRACTS TO BE LETBoard of Publications Wolverine Committee Composed of Tyrrel,
Engle and Prof. Nelson.
I I * great tu he a Mflflier,"-a>.s t U » » u ld h u t I Im p f Ihurt» up at iti grim m i liti» m il» » ill t i t u t f . I i t a t t 4 i n m i k I a |ttir»* lo l ’a a l i t i M m o f m«> in i m »• nu.» m i l i f ih ,, m an i ( ,4 r h it* a i l tin* clothe* ran limi a pair of pant* lli.it I ilmi'f Ita»»* ti» lake litri»« in •tod a «nal nit h »h*c»«>« .»hört* tiniu*h »o I , an get nt» hand* out, I'» tie*» fh,*\ i ImIh'I Ulto»» liiere *»a»
»» »«»all men a*» im* »»hell lin » i*. ih»--»* . loTlies.
CONCERT COURSE BRINGS ARTISTSSeveral of Most Outstanding
Artists In Opera Field to Appear In Philharmonic.
SHORT COURSES BEGIN OCT 25
Three New Subjects Offered Thii Season; Recreational Work
Given.
"i Special to Carry Military Band i ip m v and Football Squad; Ticket
Sale Opens Thursday.
rummel in charge
l;.'*!1 Train to Leave Lansing 8:45 Sat- «ivtm- urday Morning and Return
At Night." |* i, s i,le n t t!* ttujitj I,. I »irks. ..f Hit*
r Ii’,:.1 l i *' r i a l tt-t.t. f i • {•(■<•» I1> t In* It . . . '( .a l l" I anti . o lh 'g c m il i t .»r> b lind to ' I f *
I ».if M «m m * a t \ m i A l l mm* i h i« " . «< t l. S a | i ir t lr iv L a s t 5 cap tin* b iltid
nut«U> th«* t r ip «<» W lw ru t in iti a m i M ic h l vat. a m i th is M a r lit«* a t i l i i i i l t l i ’t-tuiMil
1 ' ‘/he lutiiD s i in- M ic h ig a n a m i t *t*1*111*1 1 gumi*s
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i • .* ft . I i i.| ■ a t '! a in ts 111 * I.a rut* u l’ tin»
FORM MEN’S CLUB CHECK SYSTEM TO IN EAST LANSING3E ESTABLISHEDNew Organila t ion-4*. Promote Re- tiff ina I S
r.» ¡‘»un and Social Workper vision of Student
PuhScaiions Will Go Into Effect.
S«*»» S|Mtrl' ' » ' I f
*i* ! til- a m i I..' g iv e n Ut F r i
m laiiiwttia t.ii MIt*himiti ** là S a t n i «In» m o rn in g . I t»** i III w i l l It*;) » * • A lit i A rlttiTt ita t t.làhi nu* tdtiml fili» ;»l»|»i«•xiniiife* v lM * A m an« . an li’il f..|* tin* a» m Fi Itili»
s . xi»» « f t h a t a lar««* I ■•' intoni - will a t a *t a it i at ii y ti th.* -|Ht i.tl I f is at I f ii at mi ; îm• i,* i« a Mill i. it>tit miniai ' mit il i-v. t.* »».'triant lin* • •f ' lit* train si ml» *nl -111 * -
• ali--«-i»«■• - nf -undent aupportMM u 111 . III,.*!' Iiiakf di- broli k
nid i a I f I ..I III.* Ii'lltllim lfl' ' ail.I I I l f -I'«*, i.tl t r a in ar-• Ita vi- Us-1, ma,If to pro-
NOTED SPEAKER TO TALK HERE
M ik lm il M .Dr. Lynn Harold Hough of Detroit
to Speak at Next Convocation.
HGLD CONFERENCE AGRICULTURE ISIN SOCIAL WORK Work of A?ricultural Djvilion ^
Prof. Eben Mumford to Address cl|lde| paft of Michigan Delegates. State Intereits.
MAIL COURSES IN AG MAY BE ESTABLISHEDCourses 'o Be Short But Interest
ing ; Co-operation Promised.
I f f r.. M f i r . ... .1 '.. II ' . h ft ln l.M l futili f.. lu-li| 11. t..tier 12 I *r
I . > ni» l i t i . h i H o u g h .1 l»,*tr..it w i l lI,. I,.- f . a 1.1 I I 11 i I.M iu ll I . |.l|t» «I
i ( . f . < i » » » > i \ a m i . • ■ i .» \v>~ ll- k m m nMl i f f Í-! Dll« I-*'« II th»* I l l i ld t t l d i' M r.
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|.itl|»f i «.f ..iif df tin* t i t » 's i t
In I I '.t itf li - i . " ' " t i l . h ig h m th elu i .a . .1 . 1 1 . I f , .1 till* . d tltif I» Im i
I •» I l . f lift,.- f.otf«| .1»-i lit* i* im •< »p eak. , a tuI ..I , n . . .1 i l i in k f t t l.ra w s f.» h l« .t in t a l i U l f n id-! i h i f l i f f i a a l iitn l |d*n- . I. tv f M. m is a I h 'lru it I I I , 11, *f J ifl III!
nt h l« » h ieTa fr« m u l i •«•**-
■ I f f I \ a I idllMFresh LetirnsOld Collegian Game ni,].*, t d f |» r H o u g h '«
Car le ton Murray, '29, FindsBachelor’s Life Not Too Bad
t rs . la v vo ti in M u in fur« I of
-.f M S •.f d e le g a re *
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I . of M HPM I A l TKAIS
Tb-ket# m a y bo procured now f«.r 'h.. -|M>« mi fd«t*hall train in Aim \ri*di* next Suitirday at the Union. 'Ya-hhtirn's Moiokt* t»r at th**l 'I i ld ic «»fTici*. Tin* round trip rat** " d l approximate 3.50. explain Marty i{ mu m«.I is in thurge of the ri<ket salt*«. The >|»*»*lal »»ÜI de* K'hg. ..u Michigan avenue, at M:43 l«*rt from the Union depot iu Lau- “ • »»• Saturday.
«•Sir.» . Biology . »I**» nit ut * I •! i • a ! r ' budding* ulto»*!* '¡mi, r ria <i »'.•*
alio.T im » u r i d ll'. »Jepnrt trien t* » r*- «on-
tiouall» on the look-out f..r f-. ff. r methohd* un«i pr»*dtw’f* in tbt-ir par- • niai : ta*»* Thu* »h«* dairy tmlhlinx !» ' ! ri i : 1». * Í *.. d if U*»t in tin* -Hit*-, »ml jitu if if t " int» f!i-t.«t .«»Ihg«-
ui kitd»»« him* irisuim-nf in f the lami Iti the «'«.rridorn Vg. hui kling ma» *«• »'***n mauy . trun by uoihg*' filtri**» iu the
annnal State F a ir in Irr«> it.In another »»•♦*«*k «»r «*» th e »arl«H»a
departtiM'ntal *JuL**« »»ill U-gin t*» f tm e r ion again, 'rht* Horticulture riut»
j will have the outline of ita fall l*ro- I grain completed.
» a l id i ia l Fu »T a c t ic a lly T h e M om «
n-r. w h o -!*• r««f**r in t l
•M Montami t««rla íéd fr«, ■ Ita tiger -I « • niojii >.!*«« n
,|ntd
.it vithT I
h >-« n*i f it » or ui the trophic
The M n r r a v t a n k f • *o1«tInuing th e ha« dth*r int*-
At
. t in ini*.. ili
;..t,f,..iin' «Imtriit in i he Mi furent The altitude U “.éJ«» r*** i tifitipcmI riiilntutl niiint**»*ii niih*»’ uvay Vfigh*H»i« »vere tilt* -«** iahlt* dUtanti.'!<f a >nfT fhe-lKiur hik** «.v**r n.ugh bis* tini«' ira il T h e tra ili »vere «loa»*d hy for- f/oui hi« n\»*n «iai**m**nt * •*wt iir««*. niaking it iitif****»MÌl»ie fi» t»b- Ih** nitt! t'.*r he .M id il. I raiu ,»r «end ‘»ut inali. Foot-t ra ila * tle*i r«*<i and plann»*d to t« alone !'*ad to thè neareat wagon r*»ad hiit «in«»* rcturning to M »»idch wuh hftecn milen fr**ra tbe cithin fall I bave < hang»*«l uiy Aa thè altitude w n auch tbut grmm. wonder wbo «he ma y be?
Testry
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a ha*« h**l«*r S «*. th»*<
mimi. W e
t.f • à . . . t i n t h o » * u ' l u - h o u »«* h**»»
• a « a m i .v lia t ' ; t i th e fo r- r« i ¡-t h ir* ' >»i * 14, ■ f l- i lig t m ig h t
i- - « ii ,.i fer the hi at « ar bad left.;1,4- 'ar -'i out '■> t***t hl« in »v fourni1
• Imjgf -.u the following night. S tarling ffdiu Washington avenue nt
»\,-h** »hirtv. ite rmie TìF leu '•‘parate a r» a n d walked f«i t*it«l of ten feet.
<dI *‘f .»tii.ti «•«*« to pr*»ve that people . ir e r**aily very kim lly to Mtudenta af- »e r a ll
NK.M ORN— H im ìr b m meHèng Wrdnrw- ila, af ... tlHaWnr buMIac- I
PUN EXTENSIVEHOMECOMING DAY
■ la v mi th** M 'urv of MichigiUi S t a t e • U f i*,« ,r- ¡ndcr way »»tfh the ;»p-
l>i»intm e n t * »he com mittee .»hh 'h Adi he .it I barge
T h e « O l l im t lte e i« « OUI |,«.H**i| -.f‘ a r i. J u l i a n . • h n in n a t i . I t J . Me-
• a r t t t y . r . » t rv o f th e F 11 lú a FredA I l f i irra u ; r. «nli-nt of i ho \';»r*lty < I 1 :. t.i-ofg,. lu rk» pr»"»ii|*>nt * « f the S t u d e n t Council, a n d J H . Jlat»a«|- III,mi. «lirecdir "f the toilage publlca- : 011a ilfpartu ient.
At the Union
M a n ila Î.JïT r ir* . A l le n i for a ll mH ftwM.k« «rapii pa (N-r. etc., ar»* • it »ah* a t tin* iu h !ii denk.
F«»«i|mhih are the «ame an rad i fur any purvhnae in the liakm , hut they *ave >eu H">. I u
I 'dt.t tai II t t in t* are on aal« at j the malti deak imiiealiately after I 'he game.
t hen* and rhathe r seta may be I obtained a t the mala M i far 9 une lu the
l*realdeiit Butterfield baa pro* vided the Near York TioMa for lohtiy renderà at the Unloa.
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11» w *«* lo .« W t» »■ "X V "., il f .r V ..- .,.o> T«fitawtfoalBgly. tal»1« b*- h*« leam*^ to f^e family, not only immediate but do bi* own thiaktng. oalera be h** äDnt*. uoH«* and irrandparl*»arw*d j w o * <«f rslne. «it». The twek section
Th «— who are foin? • •!!•'?»•-h‘*u!d U* sure that they are properly
fn. jKifk and buy whole pif». »moke«!. *1 er» and the two side sections *u* them hantring in the ntnre nmm
(C on tin u ed on page 3)hundred or more •ph». «w'ond floor is not
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physical!y. efji«»tW*nsl- If a *?u<Vot has not
•b- physical ramina or the eoiotioBsl »rahiHtr to «»and up under the strain if rhe life and work of a college, be
«houid find «"ine other plaœ or occupation within his limitations >*r if he ; .j« rn.r ’ h** ’ via* nf mentality »hat w .»!
b’.ni I *1 k—p up wi»h th» wort without • vnstant struggle and tnsery. he should not g«- Four year« » f g»-
• rhem • "nrribire* nothing to *1
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Ml« MM.AN STATE A O R H T I.T IK A I. d ll.I.E C K
W EBSTER ’S COLLEGIATE
T h # first Abridged Dictionmry—*Jls*+t1 uponWEBSTER'S NEW IN TER N A TIO N A L
Da Yaa Paula Orar Maw Weeds? Ovat asset dsAnétKMie of j I'tonur.A taii-.ii) «4 wroidst . v*r tha tdantity eg htst«>nc cherec-
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|WMM> antrtea. A special section shows, with esam flea, rules uf punctuation, use al capi*
tabs abbrex tallona» etc. 1.700 lUuatyeuona. IUM pages, printed on Bible Paper.* — »■ — ^ -“ -p SailaraiaabknM SM e lie f bU s m is
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I H IM ..« : * t i i i k n t r k i k i wh h t ir k o r M T iu : i.ir r
I f'on^snu'-d from p i»* 1>
“Langrack”Fine Clothes
T h e CoUetfiate
“ D a r t m o u t h ”
T h re e B u t to n
S in g le Brea.«te<
* 4 5L a n g r o fk tee h n iq u e
la n t ly im ita te d , but
r tu a l ly repr<>duee<).
Small’s :§Men’s Shop ■
NO MORE EXTRASmake Ibe »*• e»rb <-b#W t « r ettra
ngers may now ride f**r theJMt*«»nf
Ave may now use taxicabs «tret* car foro.
T H E M A C K E Y C A B C O M P A N YItbl M i l l
715 River Slrwt
■ ■ a s a a a a a
: Watch RouseFs Salesa• and S A V E MO N EY on yourI
: Drug Store Purchases
RiHiser** Malted Milk for the lloun Town Lunch
C. J. ROUSER DRUG CO.T h re e C u i -R a le D ru g S to re s
l.an«ingTH E R EX A M . STORES
e a a a a
He’s StillTelling the Judgesr «Ci’
1 * « j- i f j a
> « * w t h e u n d e r g r . u l u . i f c u c l» a t e r
of f*ther vlavs s rhc 1 )evign 1 -.gi ncer in ’ f»« I uri*»b-l»cncraf«>r Net ftim <f the Power Lnginrcftng Department 1L ¡> in h’t elrvent'h year .it the Wratinghouse C umpanv.
I arT«-• n to u v s »hr butldcr nf the tasfcst things th\ir k », clcttn- ca! Lor those mtncate high xpei vi machines, hr must m f only act .»s designer, Uuf mu>t 1 dtrn assist ,n scli’ ng. an*l must I«*,k after rhc servue when problems ar’>e n o|>eration Because the designer is the man wh«> knows, he 1* the “ speaker I <* r t h e alhrm ative. ' 'Honorable luugcs" are tavt seek
ing engineers o f ciectru: light and power companies*
! he:1 her
ap heap:
better wav »«, melt expensive metal »>1 high heat resistance aluminum, platinum, certain all« v >teei.s, an»i the like. < )rdinary smelting methods cuuidn t be used. Properties
t o b e k e p t u n c h a n g e d ; a n d t h e
g r e a t h e a t b .p ic f u M t h e o r d i n a r y
c r u c ib l e a c w e l l is t h e m e t a l . I .a l-
f>.< n > d is e a r . ie d r a i i i o - g e n e r a t o r
w a s f o u n d ?n o f f e r a n i d e a l a p p l i
c a t io n t o a n e w h ig h - f r e q u e n c y
n . ’.u . » n t u r n a c e t o r m e lt in g ’ hose « p e c ia l m e t a l s ; a n i s o L a f f o o n de-
< ?gned that m achine.V«»u c .jr m easure the advance
n high-speed t u r b f ' generator up-
p.iritus by com p an n g the rnikiels of I‘i lk when Laffoon entered 'h e particular field to which he has
n trib u ted , w itii those .f‘ 1V26. I hen !'.'**> K\ \ was some m a
chine Sow, at K V A , nolimit is set on the future.
H igh speed m achines m ust lie fitted the individual needs of custom ers. \ f t c r understanding what the ustum er wants, the design eng ’ neer m u s t .determ ine the M/e. w e ig h t , vismensions and perform ance, depending on voltage,
■quencv ami spec * he instai-in. 1'hcn he m u ..’ "follow
through.
Men who '‘follow through” in anv phase of electrical engineering tnay have confidence in their careers at W caunghouac.
W^stinghoose/ X .O
m C m O A N m i l M M I 'V E B D A V , O C T O K E S, U N P m * U n *
The Soda! Whirl Ih w m lrt
P o u r p a rtie s w e re added to th e so c ia l cuJendu I ’n ion sponsored a dance S a tu rd a y n igh t. w h ile h i lan and A lp h a G am m u R h o f ra te rn it ie s enter*
T h e so ro r it ie s held th e ir final ru s h in g p.u*nes vious to S i le n t W e e k , w h ich w i l l be observed p lend g ing o f the fresh m en w il l ta k » pia»***
P y th ia n P r ic e F aM iss D o ro th y C re m e r w en t hom e ro • F1a<-|
fo r the. week-end.M iss E v e ly n P r ic e spent la s t w eek
end a* th»- P y th ia n house.T h e M isses L a r in a Sch o fie ld an d ' \
M ary P e n n in g to n o f O liv e t w ere s at th e so c ie ty house last week-
K n » t lp h i . i i Mr- -
Hel* nMi--
\ I| i Iia G u m m a D e lta M iss M e r la O i ll , w ho is le a ch in g
in H a r tfo rd , w as a guest a t the M r house last w eek-end. T h e M isses B lrm ! E le a n o r B o n n in g h a tise n am i S y lv ia ' Sch lm m e l w e re a lso here.
Miss M ild re d M a rk s sp e nt the 1 week-end in Sa g in a w . Ho
A lp h a C h i M isses K e v a H tin toon o f M onro#
and M a r ia n G a llu p , a l u m n a e o f tire h o m a S e s a m e soc ie ty , w e re gu e s ts o v e r th e Del w e e k -e n d at the A lp h a Ch i house. E a c h !
T h e M isses L e h la H o rn in g and r M a r jo ry A t l ie lin g spent la * t week- Hud* etui a t th e ir hom es in H a tt ie C reek ,
iv ir ig as th e ir gnosis the Mi- • - ] ve Hum
Students* H**adi|Unrters fo r Hixt»*«>n Vear>-
Still We Have The Good Servire
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Smartest of New Dresses for Every Fall Occasion
lust \vht*n the smartlv r " ?woman dwiilps that *h»* must have one of the latest ilr«*>s«*s in a smart new color, comes this new collection of splendid styles in Flat or Satin ( repe — in hlaek, wine red. navy blue, dark jrrotfi* Lovely iities linely tailored and trimmed— just the -«»rt that will delight every woman look i n,tr lor something stylish and different.
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Dancer-Brokan Co.
o f the U . o f M . w e re v is ito rs Sat- ru d ay.
C. F . S a lis b u ry heads th e soc ia l <om m ittee th is te rm .
T h e f ra te rn ity an n o u n ces the fo l low in g pledge*»: Ju n io r L e w is . 8ng-inrtw ; W il l ia m A rn e y . S tu rg is ;’ lln r- dd H an n ah , G ra n d R a p id * ; C a r le to n
<’r itten d o n . H u d so n ; M o rr is G reen , G ra n d R a p id s ; Jn m e s B ro w n , St. G'h?;< W is e . ; D ona ld G ro ves . Stu r- i’ i-; C o u rt H a rn n rd . G ran d Itap id s ; F ra n k S te tt le r . S tu rg is : R ic h a rdPo tts . T h re e d a k s ; C h a r le s M itch e ll. G ran d R a p id « : F r a n k G u e tts tch o w ,G ran d R a p id s ; A lb e rt A rn o ld . Esca- n ab a ; C la re E w a ld , H a r t fo rd : S tan * !#•> D en H erd er. G ran d w n p id s ; Wd- w ard W,ut**rs L a n s in g ; Itu se ll D:-.nm-. G ran d R a p id s ; L e s lie F»*n- -k* H ay C ity ; Ja m e s H a yd e n . Cass-
L .m h ImI. i C h i A lp h a W il l ia m S m ith o f H o w e ll, M a tin (¿ itirk am i K e a rn e y M» H ride of
in* tro it and M \ D an ie ls o f Pon- tía» spent the week-end at th»* hottse.
I 'o lu in h ian T h e soc ie ty e n te rta in ed w ith an n house S a tu rd a y ♦•veiling.
W a l t e r A y ra u It spent th e w»»ek-
—- — D e lp h icGeorg« H roun. D ona ld S tu a r t . M r
'b an n in g a.nd M r H la tch fo rd w ere tier« fo r the foo tb a ll gam e, w h ile D an ie l S te g n g a from B r ig h to n was
fo r the week-end lo b e rt H u n t is at liis hom e-in St
«’Iti d in e g au ffic ia i v is ito r , M 's« E liz a b e th
Ason. w as a guest at th e house
M i*« M.-.rth i G r isw o ld . H a ss of ’ the week-end at th e house.
E h lo n l ln l l Ofr«»-**rs fo r Ib is te rm a n Mar-
Goodson . p re s id e n t; A lic e Th eo D a r lin g am i E v e ly n Pol-
1 rd a d v iso rs ; Inez H i l l . E v e ly n and V e rn a H fu n d en . qu ie t
C o lle g e lie«|«|e iire fe llo w in g o ffice r* w ere elect-1 F lo re n ce l im it ley, p re s id en t
-•ehv Vd.im- and f .oa.ii T an n er, «or*, and M a rg a re t H acko e fe
It. ■!-!•' mid I tor.,I i l l Jansen . •
kup|»u \l|»h;i 'I 'h e ta >1 \ • ri* un M oore am i DoroM» W o o d - la»** of J . Wi re week*
■e ; ! cbnpt »-r liouse\l|>ha G o m m a Ith o
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L I F E S A V I N G C O R P S
G I R L S T O R E P O R T
A n y g irls d«**iring to afflliat»* w ith the L i f e Sa v in g Corp« a re r«*ipi«*st«*«l to P ' ln r l at I In* wom en’s departm ent «if the gym nasium W«,«liu‘sd ay «*v«>ninR at T :#io. A ll new students w ho h ave ' passed the senior t«*st as w e ll as any lnf«*rest«al in passing the rotpifrtnmmt* a re asked t«» In* present.
Th e fo llo w in g a lu m n i w e re a J the house th is w eek-end; W . M arx . H o ver M arx . -Jack IV t t is , F re d ilen - ahaw and W il l ia m G ast.
I »ly tupleA few of the a lu m n i re tu rn e d to
spend the week-end at the hous«1.T w o m en w h o h a v e been added to j
tin- p ledge lis t ar«* M r D iv in e »if O ak P a rk and M r. A le x an d e r o f P h i l- 1 ad e lp h ia .
T h e a n n u a l soc ie ty ven ison roasf - is Hi tie he ld D eee inber 4.
I u io ii L ite ra ryDean S w if t has re tu rn e d fo r a
short v is it.G e ra ld R e yn o ld s , «’ la ir P ass le and
M a.urice P a rk spent the week-end in G ran d Itap id s
T w e n ty - f ive 'fre sh m en w ere enter-
hnnsehold to h ave fou r or fire hundred guests a t a time.
A Chinese lad y tn*v«*r w orks in an y o ther w ay than t<» run h«*r house and sh<* prl«l«*s horsidf mi her a b ility to en te rta in . T h e re 1« a lw ays hot t«»n a ml e ve ry gii»*s^ is gr«s-t«M| at th«* door W ith a «up o f ten.
«hi«* Chinese club ha« as Its w orst in itia t ion duty lit«* law tlm t e ve ry boy must, «lo dishes. None o f the col leg*» students work, not on ly for the l»»lit- il in g but Imm-n iis c they can ’t a fford to work. P a y is *o sm all th a t tim e is more va luab le than money in them.
Young attended Southeastern I'ni- vers ity . II»* says tha t Hi«* boys w ear long jto 'ke is to school Nut fo r social functions w ear re g u la r En g lish suits. T h e g irls a lso h ave adopted the pr«*sent «lay mode «»f «Ifess.
Th«» s«s*iiil ftim U on * consist »*f visit ing tea shops and g iv ing parlie s w here involved < ar»l games a re played. The Chines«* do to»t have tini«i<-nl ap p ro in iIon thn« do not dan»«» »*r h ave m usica l instrum ents in th e ir homes or abodes o f «*tit(*rtainmetits. Pii-tiirc show s a re scarce. T h ey a re substitut-
lie wound up bis cntiVl r*atio|| w itha b rie f d iseiissi.u i o f iia* relig ion of hi« w r ite r s im p iiry oil th is popular sub
fe llo w countrym en, in an sw e r to the jcet. II«» says the Chinese re a lly have no re lig ion but w orsh ip o f ancestors. Each fa m ily has an image o f some js .p u la r ancestor m ade and keeps It in a prom inent p lace in the liouse. The first o f the y e a r the fa m ily imw* to the idol and offers it win«*s and ehoiee dishes. M r. Young believes th is to lie a sonii ex tinct custom, how ever, as m any other o f the tim e-worn «haracter-is th s
I .K A II N IX ) D A N C ET H E L A T E S T C R E A T IO N S IN
D A N C E S T E P S
Beginners* cltisscs s ta rt Oct. 12. D r I 2ft
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Advanced . la«« for fan ry atapa. M onday only, A:J9 to 19 I*. M.
S T A G E D A N C IN Gl.aarn a Soft-Shoe. Itu rk , W ing ,
title«. M uairal Comady or Acro* hatir Koutma for your nest ahov.
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I P SPECIAL APPOINTMENT 1 OCR STONE IS TNE
C h a r t e r h o u s eof Lansing
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o v e r c o a t s t a i l o r e d b y C h a r t e r H o u s e
w i l l e a r n y o u r m o s t s i n c e r e l i k i n g .
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d o t M e r a * *
College •]Pillow - Banner !
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j State Colege Book Store Ì
R o o m for four. S p a c i o u s com partm ent for golf b a g s and other «squipm cnt. A m asterful engine. S t e e r i n g ease a n d S p l i t - S e c o n d B ra k in g D i s t i n c t i v e b e a u t y . ____
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C H U R C H C A L E N D A ROctober 8 it D»te for Reception
of Men Stndenti.
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Stale Score» In First Quarter When Pan From Boehrinjer to Smith ■
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m eet at I In' ' h t i r c h t o I** f o r m o « ! i n t o tin* n o w Imidtn f o r u h i o b - w i l l « a m a * « t h e s t u d e n t i l .e M ie h i t f im...i. -nul • ••»( .;<|i , -i \ ’ ''«e .‘i - > meet ItlU ■'! Ml' j i m i o ...«"1*1*- IM'11 ' " " ' 111 i„„|\ in a n a t t e m p t t o - t m i n i a l o a p . . . . . ¡ . , . |s.S(M t . (f tt
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Shoe Repairing|»o n o B y
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CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE Econom ioal Transportât ion ta \r a n t k k o i s k p c a r s
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COLLEGE LIBRARIANS ATTEND CONFERENCE
Celebrate Fiftieth Annivernry Of American Library Auociation
at Atlantic City Oct. 4-9.
COLLEGE PARTY IS WELL ATTENDED
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It I.ikes W ill la r r d fot I . '«•** to Wake a timid Student
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i UNION BOARD CONVENES i TO SELECT NEW MEMBER
\ NEW CINE OF FACI. FABRICS FOR
TAILOR MADE SLITS
SCHRAMt I » \ M \ t .
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ENTRY DATE ADVANCED
FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS
Make the Doicncy Your Headquarters When I huvntou n
Washburn'sCigars Billiards
: O V E R C O A T S a n di TOP COATS■
• COLLEGIATE MODELS
W ear One to the Michigan Game
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CHRYSLER CARS 50 - 60 • 70 - SO
G O U G H S E R V I C E C O .OFKHTAl. A. A. A. UARAUE
Phone J-rtloiM. A. t'. Avenue tjui Lanain,
a ■ a ■ a ■ a ■ a ■ a ■ a ■ a «
STUDENTS COME— To Eat at
M. S. C. RESTAURANTOPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Tan and Black
A r m y S h o e s8 4 . 0 0 — $ 4 . 0 0 — $ 4 . 0 0SOl.KS (U ARANTKKD SIX MONTHS
SHOE REPAIRINGAll Work (iuaranteed
TREADWELL’S207 M. A . C . Avenue
