K(. S . C. L i b r a r y E a s t L a n s in g , M ic h .

STATE PASSES

ANOTHER

MILESTONE

Volum e 24

W EATHER

Cloudy tonight und Satur­day. Showers probable. Continued warm.'

N u m b e r 9

COUNCL BANS CLASS RUSH HAZIIG DECLARED ILEGAL

STUDENTS ARE TO HAVE CUT PRIVILEGES FOR FALL TERM

[Steward Finda Number Slightly Lower Then That of Lett Year; Asks Thote With "B" Average Whose Names Are Not

on Roll to Call and Correct Error.

Kecking U p on (ho honor ro ll, J. \V. S tew ard , super* f a ttendance, finds that 187 studen ts w ill have cut lies fo r the fa ll term . T h is num ber is s lig h t ly low e r ini o f a y e a r ago . M r. S tew a rd states« that there may

nam ds m iss ing from the list and i f those w ho think lames shou ld he there, w ill report Im m ed ia te ly to using office, the e rro ro ad ju sted . F o llo w in g list o f studen ts w ith yjleges fo r the ensu ing

A New Era! COUNCIL GIVES C o m m e n t o n

BANQUET FORCAMPUS HEADS den‘sc‘" pG;jvv; tvlí;,w, on

Affair Introduces New Policy of Cooperation Between

Students, Faculty.

BLUE KEY GIVES VICTORY DANCE

Coaches Crowley and Carberry Will Explain Purpose of

Affair.

A nevài feafúre of th»* Blue Kev Victory danrr to be hold in thr Union ballroom this, evening fron; H 30 to 12 00 will be the apt*';» raw« ( f roach ‘‘Jimmy Orowlet at inter-

■ mission 1 »»*. Satin

menni tu dance

The

H"( Jeorg Jtidj

IAIRY TEAM TO ATTEND SHOW

arid XI t ano Mi

■Will Go to International Dairy Convention Held

Oct. 26-31.

pii man greatest dairy pro

• Nationa! n held ;

alterno ' modi

Canada Thursday 1 nigh) m Ontano

Fall; and Saturday - through N e « York

l-ast night the Student Cnun- Cll vindicated Itself in the eye* of Michigan State rollege.

Bv abolishing the soph-frosh class rush and putting an olTi- eial bin on all thr hating and semi-brutality that lias for four generations been an integral part of Spartan tradition, the council has made history, and what is more, has left the college a preredent in clearing a n y the deadwnnd ol custom that will he a mark for future student lead ­ers to shoot at.

The Michigan State News wel­comes last night's action as tin most progressive step to be taken here since the changing of this college's name from Agricultural college to State col icge. Especially gratifying is the knnwledgr that less than two fla.Vs ago the News editnriallv damned the “rah-rah" spirit here, and pled for an under­graduate growing up

Today Michigan State enters a new era. An era. it ts to he hoped, ot sane and ronmmou sense undergraduate life An awakening of the spirit of adultism among the student bndv. It is fo he predicted that

_Jhe change to Uip new order will not he easy. If will he >mpting to indulge in the . liiltl f-h practices nou under ban Tliis the Stutieht Council must anticipate and smother. This the students themselves must prevent Tu forstail this the Michigan Stale Mews pledges itsfull support

The editors of the N(*Ws are not reformers. The' do nut be iirvr in going out iiilh a sharp a\e and slashing al every exist ing tradition anti custom. Itut the» (Ml « ' i nun tti«- sign-- ot actual physical progress on this campus Too little the student body re»h/rs Hie inuncn-r groath mentally th.it this roi lege has experienced within tin last vcur*

To a discerning eye MichiganStale college |«M|.|\ liter.ill' pulses with the spirt of growth and progress. I here is a easting off til dustv shihholefhs that be speaks a more than hopeful out look for the future

THESPIANS FIX PLAY PROGRAM

“Gossipy Sex" and “To ihe Ladies" Are -Set for Pro*

due tion Soon.

DISCUSS PROBLEMS

on Operation of Student Government.

Inegtib'the t port p tion pus pret* few <

HPres. Shaw Expresses Views pmk-

gram into dtffc!

P I Ru>

roduciriK •’« now p o licy cept w

lot o: I»*ct!--

n it l io r it ics, the S t u d e n t mu- " ii i ic i l hold th e ir re gu la r wh<

Tu esd ay night m ee tin g in the fo rm f»t' a banquet ut which Pres iden t R . S. Shaw , Dean KlisH-beih C onrad , P r o f. L. Fm rnon » and M arion K lin e .'•(•n gu ests o f honor.

Following tin* diuuet. . an ope»* dlxt-uaxkMi of outstanding campus con) ro versi t*« *ixik place Due

A c t i o n L a s t N i g h t C r i p p l e s

S o p h - F r o s h M e t h o d o f W a rte ol the st udtìijts Opinion ol it svstcnt. the ‘Tnqmring R e­

lut« been asking this ques- I many people about t he cam* What do you think nbottt the t cut system?” Here are a the replie

’otirad *32' tne to be r school, n sidération

"Rotte a ham It do

oursim p io tc

‘ lege»operation w ith ad m in istra tiv e

32tit :

bush tng ; Is toSO-C.i (

A t r lg h by

t The pn- tair enough tot udent Ute trks. has. at tt « engagement* necessary »o n tus important i*cl cui system

Smith *34I have neveiBut then* are

fairT.. airier O'Brit n. '32 ;•ver really thought much

I think it's al! fight * of the norothv Van Aken .14

- method xtudent i.sn'i intelligent en

he storie importa

ess it's all i bothered ntn point»

I have about It

FRESHMAN TO FORM IN CHEERING SECTION

A special freshmen rheerin: section has been organized tut the Syracuse university game by special action ot the StudentCo I ht met

to fresh- ram the

flightAll coupons bclnnguii

men will he removed groljps in which they were sent and collet !ed in one body for the apporttontn gof tickets In other words the men of the freshmen class will all -it together for thehomecoming tilt, whether they like it or not automatically form- ihg o cheering section

B r u t a l i t y T o B e O b je c t o f S t r i c t A d m in is t r a t iv e A c t io n ; S h a w

L a u d s M o v ec l a s s r u s h a n d h c -

i t p p o s o d t i » o r d i n a r i

e his touldn' A F

he

COUNCIL CUTS ‘COMP’ ISSUE

H^etfler Only Official* on Registered List Will be

Given FVee Ticket*.

JUDGING TEAMS TO VISIT HERE

Purdue, Illinois and Ohio State Represented Among Live­

stock Group.

Mi- higun State College will he veral Livestock Judging

am

tere i » practice joi the A met) Royal ExjHiKltion at Kam -

M a z i n g h a s p a s s e d !

b r a n d i n g M i c h i g a n S t a t e ' s t r a d i t i o n a lc u m p u n y i n g b r u t a l i t y a s In im ica l. , . ................................. ,

c t »m m o n s e n s e a n d d e c e n c y , I h e S t u d e n t ( ' o t i n c i l l a s t n i g h t

h a i r e d f o r e v e r f r o m t h i s c a m p u s a l l f . » m i s o f i n t e r c l a s s w a r f a r e .

A s a r e s u l t , s e v e r e d i s c i p l i n a r y a c t i o n jay t h e c o l l e g e a d ­

m i n i s t r a t i o n w i l l hi* t h e I n t o in s t o r e f o r a n y s t u d e n t o p p o s ­i n g S t a t e s n e w l y v o i c e d p o l i c y o f s a n e i n t e r c l a s s r e l a t i o n ­s h i p s .

T h e r e v o l u t i o n a r y a c t i o n w a s t a k e n a t a s p e c i a l m e e t i n g o f th.- c o u n c i l in P r e s i d e n t R. S. S h a w ’ s o f f i c e a t 7:30 last n i g h t . R e a l i z i n g t h e s t r o n g s e n t i m e n t against b r u t a l i t y

among the student t>ody and townsfolk, heightened by the f i v e d i s t i n c t m a j o r a c c i d e n t s r e s u l t i n g f r o m t h e activities p f t h e w e e k e n d , t h e c o u n c i l d e c i d e d t o d i s c a r d M i c h i g a n S t a t e ' s o l d e s t a n d m o s t f i r m l y e n t r e n c h e d u n d e r g r a d u a t e I r a d i i inn .

K i d n a p p i n g o f o p p o s i n g c l a s s m e n , painting o f n u m e r a l » a n d r i b a l d r e m a r k s o n b u i l d - 0 m g s a n d s i d e w a l k s , ft

l u c k i n g - in t h e R e d C e d a r t i v e r , ’ l l l a c t c F r i d a y " p m

c c e d m g N , i n c l u d i n g t h e p o s t ­

i n g o f p r o f a n e h a - n d h i l l s . u l ' W . i i k s c » w h l i i n g , a n d e v e n

m i l d e r f o r m s o f h a z i n g , a l

su it » »I th e a rt inn.

Possild ,

175 MEETAT LEAGUE DINNER

y p ii

FIRST CONCERT TO BE OCT. 28

Louii Groveurt, Michael Pre»i. and Alexander Shutter,

Starred.

S DEMOLAYS ENGAGE £ NOTED ORCHESTRA*?? Cata Novani Fumi.-. Mu,ic for ni. First Group Function of hr! Fall Seamn. .

ein«t. all members of '»I tin Mm higaii State Music and Allied Arta, th»* opening concert of

in State crzll»*»««- music r Peoples riiurrh Wer1-

riiPti who wil l HpfH*ar r/n t ie x t W e d e r .xda> nr»* a ll

bot

beer prr »earn. . I-

- IflK

si hu m orou s lured during «»f»eerri5 the » * aft * .sale» -

and tractiingccrttr

HrEurope and

i «trenitti

gOtvSi A u

a nous place« of ¡me Featuring « nationa ih famous*; Atlantic City Satuirday orchestra ï lie latnsinK Ghapicr o'

'he warn w ill, «pend I lie ra­ r>Mr»la\ «?ag» '.heir firs' par"r of the time resting the nf the is ¡i

•»■mpìe Oc* 3bLson a* the Masonic

ontest itself, will be lield The Casa Noi\h orcl»*-*tra. recent •« morning and will 1am fi V* iv. of New Ca -Uio bahroom Aaburv

Monday aiternuon and T ue«- Park N Y and now on He flr>f• be taken up by th" exh ibit* tour of tlic na tion will iurnuih the

1 e\posjti0n RejmJis wii.; be mu.sic for the function . The Casaficed Tuesday night »• a onr.- Novanr hav* }tif-' completed a con-or ail competing team.' tract with the Coiumbia broadcast-Wetinesdav the bov- ws!l 4.tar trig system whW called for two eon-driving through Wa-«hin<i ton cert* n weVK

i is a>m posed of tenhe state of Virginia I f 1« Tiie orchestrithat they will be hom»» in South Csrohn urns who u»;i;se »

or the Homecoming event.- on nove' «cuthern method of rhythmtxt Saturday The band has had engagemeni a’

vear this exp sition was held the Park Centra! Grill New \otk Ohio a? .which time Leonard city Rose Land bailroom. of thesanir * ■ 31. received a scholarship of city. Totem Pole Cafe. BofiU»:

> for hi« position ot sixth highest diuon to some 400 schoo. t virtual in the entire contest He temity parlies ¿rartuate work at Purdue a* the Decorations for the party

r. ad- irt fra-

women at tne Havi-

land will play the par' of Anna the feminine juvenile read while Paul Younger will do the masculine lead Other members of the cast will In ­clude Paul Pomer«»v Virginia La.;- zun J I. Holland. Duane Htmrnoits Irma Casweii. Drm Well«. Jack Clark (¿erirude Hammond Virgil Button. Margar»-' Hmi'h Howard Conrad and Mabel Peterson

TTie wennd production, to be en later in the term, is To Ladies Thr iemmine lead wi piayed fey Dorothy Tomey and M il­ton Strong *;.i carry the mascuiini'' lead According to the present cast­ing. Cume. Hampton and Virginia Lauzun will also piay imfM>rtani parts

Theta Alpha Phi recently sent in a petition to Pré« Siiaw and the faculty *eekmg permission to give UiW plays in nearby cities Ac­cordingly Jackaon. Grand Rapid

e.d> Oraveure fta't r»tt the (»í>era « ’ ape* tl.e UntU'd .Slat»’«

uous ' concert soh-d* r arid w’lli leave tm- hls a{»|M-arariC" lier" city where he

u m b er o >t each ¡ I he hs

i receive srnpur »A l l Hf t r

on nell M rnbers *

•(»Illesi hr

4 H te a m f r o m I^ u ih w c

: IlilN la.: I WO W'eeks avr. thecam went to Olilo Statt: University or praetlw and they will go to

FAIR PROGRESS FOR YEARBOOK

Lick 785 Subscription, of Reaching November I Goal

of 1250.

>;n »H i» I - Sils-

Fifiald i. Main Speaker al Fini Annual Banquet Wednes­

day Evening

. Ill

Ule for thi« veirn ed ia te j\ » f t e rf'tr Nea York also give a concert.

Michael Pres.« is ronsldered pne (if tiie fine*t concert Violinist.« tn ?he W orld He has an international reputttUon a Koiot.xt and orehentra rondur tor Hi.s laat appcarance be- fore a local audience ww as a solo i-’ with ’.he Detroit HymptMiny or-

Mk /an

t udent -officio ¡•mag - HUtfe

presiIde

pl ew-

estr fall

Nr ‘.VA. a&KtX lilt* edltof bii'iness manager o

will rnanaKing editor U fircslden' of !)tt- UniOf

one dent r/f the A W S m ,the Xntertraternity *

dent of Pan-Hellenic council: offi­cers of thr sponsoring thel>arf.y. if it is a class jrttrty com* m.ttee chairmen <-f the party c ap- Ihios of the f f»»ir nm]r»r -jairt« foot­ball, ba-sketbal! 'ratk baAeball ‘ to rxv-ive tickets tor affair., taking place only during the term in which tie sport 1« seasonal > e ft a», ball fa,., basket bail winter etc ». only preR»?nt caplams will t»e tonxldered and not captains-elect In the ra.s*of co-capi.nn ticke*« to different funrftloti.s are '(»' be divided amotu' them by mutual pr*r otial agreement

Hy action of the r»juncil this sys- M ^ luuv, proaraan ha, bran , , m u( rnmpllmf-mar, tir»r> d'

tnttution will take effect within one wedk, startirig next Friday

gtv- An artist of acknowledged skill. TTie Alexander Schuster toured Europe

be n a soloist and also as member of »he famed Hubermann trio He ‘s recfsrmwd as a truly great cellist by mudr lovers and mtUa through- out Europe and the United State« He appeared on the faculty concert last, fall

Anarranged for the Michigan Stai college cours- this year. !n addi* tion to the faculty concert, the list

____ will be cordingi> Jackaon. Grand Rapids, includ«»?» Nov 34. Detroit 8ym- We have the be*» Racket fora-n» lJmfl dlsunctly o flh e Halloween type. In and Flint have been considered The phony orchestra; Jan 18. London Making Important Dough ever of-

vear\ rnnte*f will have 22 charge o f arrangements for the af- group is waiting for official per- hiring Quartet; March 2. Joint re- fergd to students I et us tell you‘W frcm the l i ^ t n l roheve« in fair are Bob Kraft. 34. La Verne mission from President Shaw how- cital 0? Georg»* Barrere. flute, and all about it Burr Patterson 4ruuntrx* wtih Z n L r in k l in g Smith -32 Dick Weaver.-34 and Jim ever before any definite arrange* I*wis Richards, harpsichord, and Auld company, 2301 Sixteenth Stovn m S o sSu llm .-»4. menu are madf , April 1J. Hulda Luiuiuka. nopreno onrou. M iehje.n tf

Only fuir progress has l»»*cri mtirli' in the last few day-* in thr sub­scription campaign for the Wea­ver tne college yearlstok snd tti«- difference between ‘ he itumfier of pledges hikI the needed total still i* alarmingly large Business Maria ger James Oranum revrHl»*d last til (tit tha) only 463 subM rifttions Had been sold toward the 1 .26(1 goui that m*i»t )x* reached by Nov 1

Campaign worker* held a short meeting Tuesday exerung but be- 1 au*(■ of h small turnout nothing much r r.ijj»i ta* accomplished In the m»*an.tltne, a vigorous attempt is te-ing made to «ell the annual in all Iratermty and sorority houses, dormitories, and private rooming houses TThe «arnpatgri ts even to be cairied into lAnsing to State stud- rnts who live at home »h»*re

The attempt to raise the sale fig- Ur«*.s through faculty sales ha.s met with discouraging results. Oranum .«fated Ihe faculty have evinced little interest in the project and in lorne rases have flatly refused to aid in the campaign

The staff is now at work working on a new project which may be in- trr duced in the sales campaign un* less the sales increase noticeably In the next few days.

mum m id i ft» th,. Hclmini.Mtra- >"11 l»\ f i le StuficM il ( '»»tf i i c i l ,

•A |!' I><* th e p e n a l ly In a l l o f - ! ‘ 'fi I r r s l ie r e a f fc r ,

I tr ^n len : R . s . Shaw , co in *fnr lil in p o il I I,e a c t io n . stat»*f|,

A t l c fm i t f fo r .w a rd » l e f t f o r he gtKitl of fhc nisi it ution has been

H repro-ent.« if»* (uuuuna- •ton of a new and matured attitude

e student bodyiCIUS t \trv‘ ont> of the most, un-

netevsarv yet rolorful ,,t Michigan s tradition*

I »»'spite the fan Higf kidnapping a t riminal aorl |»unis)iuijie by the law )fa* frr»sh-»of>h proceedings havr been overloukr-d by the auffiorltie* i)i tf»»* {»a.!) However this year, tin* resulting mishap* were of such s#*ri- oua consequence that immediate action to put a »»alt forever to fu- )i»re activities seemed imperative

The unsightly blemishes which an­nually appear ori the buildings and traditional edifices of the tampm have for long been thr- target of t»n onslaught* ..f the faculty a , well a- «ane niitidrd students

That the entire attitude of the underclasses, a« manifested within Uw- past few y »a r anything but desirable is .shown by many state­ment« by individual« and groii|M, at - lacking ttie so-called »radii ion rg tlas* rivalry ft m believed that although each student resents the rhildish or “ rah-rah ' spirit which th».- i la.v> rusfj and ether activities promote, he feel« It his duty to taJte part through a fear of being pla»ed in the unfavorable category of a non-supporter It |ft expected tiuit tlie new ruling as founded bv the Htudent Council last night, will be 1 tailed as the announcement of treedom from uudesired bondage

(if 'minor consequence to the ma­jority of students, yet of great im­port to . those unfortunate vhrtims. is the additional benefit that no more will there b»* the pcswabillty of losing through vandalism or neglect any personal belongings such as riothrng. Jewelry or books

Mo

Ut il 111 » I

evening

RevRaat

lubrt- - la ted

All freshmen who have Mad their application at the Attend­ance Office will be Friday, f M . Oct. f t

A ll kophomores wi double cuts for the sa

inni 17ft students and mem* i l f faculty ¡ittended the

tl banquet of ifTc Spartan League held W dnesdav

at the Union Wheels Witlun Wheel.«'' was the

topic ot ihe address given by James W FI field. Jr . r»f the GongregaUonal church of Grand Rapids Mab.'l Pet ’ rsefi, presldant of tiie league. Hded as toastmistrem.

There arc four roads we all must follow to attain success and hap­piness Rev Pi field told the vnmtn “They ate roads of work plav. love, and religion We must realix* the value oi both work and play and the part, they play in the wheels of life Love is necessary • afit for the wheels |,e alsjj ,

He also j*ointed out that everronu takes the pBrt of .»mail wheels in ttie more intricate mar lunery of lifb, rnaktng eooiMiation r-sseniial H i hoped that the cooperative spirit on ’ he campus would progress along 'he four road« he mentioned Hav. Pifield used many examples, from a «lore collected through world travvb> in* to illustrate lil« points

The Union ballroom was ted u. autumn shades of brown 1 g»*ld Yellow and brown flowem adorned the table;, with ye llo* th* p»*r« Program« of brown and | card« ct ivory rrmipleted the

Freshman Class Masts ts Sal sc4 All OHissrs

o f ! icers oi the freshman claaa will be picked at a series o f thme meetings of the entire claaa to ha • held in the lecture room o f tha- Chemistry building.

Nominations for tha officers will take place Tuesday. Oct. 37 at & o clock p m. Elimination o f all but two candidates anil be done ttie following Thursday. Oct 29. The final election anil be staged Tuesday, Nov. 3.

Timely reminders o f the three meetings anil be posted shout the campus. Freshman are ask­ed to watch for them and at­tend the meeting o f the Claaa that evening.

LOST—Elgin pocket watch, near Music Btdg. Finder please ca ll 4lSLr

S t a t e N e w »Fourni ml in 1908__

MerkelM«a e r in a EditorTelephone

A e ie r iite EditorTelephone

Kaelnme MftnairarTelephone

Co-ed EditorTelephone

Assistant Editor» - O. 1 Reeder, S. R öffen ik i. G.

Aeeietent Co-ed Editor» Athenin Andros.

An ia tan t Buufn«*» /Man«? Noble. W elter Roblyer. Reporter» I. IW kw ith . I'

Rehinrton. «'. liaird. M Fai felt. M .Henth. »I dritten. I * I lintel 1> tira hem. K Ro R. Stoll. A Knnkle. .< \Co-ed» 0 . Baker, I). P »h t J. Andrew-. M. Hertford, Smith. 1». VenAken M Kh K. iltwtd» in, J. Met’ ¡el Ian. J

Published Tuesday un.I Fri.by students o f Mirti brat F

Entered a» »cromi eia»» |»i

S heKn"''

E ditoria l» are tvritu-n by ran in tto way lie itilrrpreto tnt; the opinion o f eollew i

Nlirht

Oeorire L..2119

Jerk Green•70 Hi

Arthur Un tren •2744

Harri (¡¡then»

Reek with. N. W. C. W VanLoplk.

Jean l»lo**lnir.

O UR P LA TF O R MDaylight government la star

dent polities.College financial zapenrMsa

of «Undent organtzsthNM.Construction o f s college

sndltorivm.A student popular Union

building.Codification o f powers o f stu­

dent governing bodies.Modification ot “ent” system.

M y K g o A n d Ÿ ô u r sB y J O H N T A T E . J r .

EX PECT M A N Y T O

Hsstng Hs* Flunked'

T h e unpreced en ted , the u n b e ­

lievab le h a s o ccu rred . C u s to m h a s

been vio lated , not o n ly v io lated , but

t seduced , not o n ly seduced b u t

.a b a n d o n e d . M ic h ig a n S tate, a ft e r

j a you th fu ll o f aw k w a rd n ess an d j w ay w ard n ess , h a s rea ch ed a t least a sem b lance o f m atu r ity T h e re a in 't

T D V P A P f U A P l K l k°ing to ** an>' morr hazing Any1 1 1 1 1 U l l t n U u U O m ore sw ad d lin g c lothes d rap ed o ve r

rocks n e a r th e river . N o r m ore — “ . fre sh m en d e p r iv e d o f n ecessary a p -

Permission for Oatsioe Portia- p o re l in the m id d le o f the u n frie n d ly . a . ^ ! n ig h t m iles fro m the p ro tecting

p f it io n in 1/ T J ftlllIft t lO ll w a lls o f the ab o d e o f th e ir books.

b r in g s lo n g en ou g h th a t th eÿ will accepted as such?

o « ' • *New that a pictare hss been

drawn It is faintly possible that the suggestion w ill be infiltrated- into the emtoniary stupidities at the — dargradaate Jest, and modify them hotleeaMy. Per­haps even the exponents o f the obvions braggadocio o f thè ra h - ; rah, the garish'Isadness o f col- leglatism will vagaely compre- hesid A shifting point o f view. In the lives o f all morons a little rain must fall.

[orai SERES OF ORGAN RECITALS

I, Tuesday, Oct. 27 Marin Bcfia-a i s | • ( Stadent and Fac­

ulty Concerto.

NAME DATE FOR ~ BTÎERFRAT BALL

Caaacil Decider to Hold Fall Term Event November 7 ;

Petition Conrad.

Drawr Crowd.Phot

“ C O M P S "

Last night the Student Counci took action to prevent the promibcu DUG 'handing on!” c»f coffipllmpplar: tickets for all college affairs requlr in f paid admission». ’fhte measurtwill end forevoi ¡1 con has existed for mans

Nevrr has there bit understanding on tbu which Mudcm office) for the free list io pai affairs sponsored by t ¡rations. It has been practice for the chat event to present complimentary di cats to whom ever he consider« should have I hr*in The majorit y rt reiving them were hb own pcrsoni friend« and did not deserve thou

t rover« v which

n any definite campus as to were eligible

ties and other atiipurs organ­die regret I able rman oi each

d

This collegia tiara. this child- Ishness. this witless display of idle minds has been abolished. And it was done by the Student Council! 'Even I t the Idea was suggested to them forcefully * We salaam, we make bumble obetsanre. W ith craas erHiciwn still irking their b—oms they gazed with steady eye Into the bloodless orbs o f veneraMe tra­dition. and perpetrated startling precedent.

With the pres, ion prevailing, rtrugh to make uofit without tl orty at* fifty fr Hereafter, on I

ill office which has t y the Student Counc il ncugh to merit a tick

economic sit will be dlfflt

dded burden Admi5u^on».

ir important I |tl . will lie ell* i

The recent approval o f the faculty for non-student membership Au the Michigan State college chorus will result th a large number o f persons turning out for the* first meeting of the group tonight at the Home Economics building on the campus, according to Zinovy Kogan, con­ductor of the organization.

permtssion of the faculty to allow outsiders to participate in the chorus is expected to attract bothLa fusing and East Lansing vocalists, j Upon a period of arrested develop- 7 hr present 60. member chorus is ment has been supertmpoeed an “ x p w l« l to be mwmpntod Uj rtenrly o f , ubt|r lorre W h .r , oldlas nt the tryouts tonight. 1 hnblfs have been mitlawad now

Al tlw initial mri'tlnu voices Witt fe t is h « will grow It aiifferv nl a be; Watird and parts awlgnad. Prod m.w » tm M e gatherinK mom-mum 'Kllloan. Instructor o l Voce, will a»- An „ , tp,lde of „m p lln lv and

1 1 Kogan with this work. effectiveness Who knows but thatAlter ihe organisation and ac- j lf students act „ civilised human

. Ignment of parts, the chorus will ________ __undertake one of the most extensive I programs ever attempted by a sim­ilar group, according to Kogan.

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giblt* for the free list. A letter ex­plaining the system and Including n| list ol offices 011 the campus which I ,

-ligiblc for free tickets w ill be i k sped each cumpu.s organization j.

T h e p ro g ram fo r th e o p en in g o r ­

g a n rec ita l o f th e re g u la r m o n th ly

'scries at M ic h ig a n S ta te co llege

which w ill b e h e ld T u e sd ay . O ct. 27

at Peop le s ch u rch w a s a n n o u n ce d

today by L . L . R e n w ick a n d M rs .

L L . S h o ll. sponsors o f the rec ita ls . ]

T h e rec ita ls a r e u n d e r th e a u ­

spices o f the M ic h ig a n S ta te In s t i -

S u re ly a fr e sh m a n w ill su ffe r o i M ,," lc , n d A U led * * U ln su ffic ien t m a ia ju stm en t by m akln ig con jun ction w ith M ic h ig a n S tate o r no t m a k in g a fr a te rn ity ; b y bfc- college. S tud en ts o f o rg a n w ill g ive in g sub jected to w h a t Is a c c e p te d :thp r(.d t a l , th ro u gh o u t the school a s m ilita ry t ra in in g ; by w h a t a p - veftrp e a rs to b e a sad istic con sp iracy T u w d a y . , rFclta l w i ll be fro m 4 to I a m o n g h is in s tru c to rs ; b y f h * a p - 5 D mp a r ro t ly h ea rt le s s d lK tp a tlon o f h is ^ p ro g ram , o t th e f l r i t o f the p rev iou sly conceived Id eas o f w h a t so ram A e s a w fit to ca ll h ig h e r e d u - “ i X ft » ca t io n ; o r b y a n y o f the po litica l, soc ia l .or ad m in istra t iv e m a c h in a ­t ion s a n d m alp rac tice s w h ic h he com es In contact fo r the firs t tim e.

W hat has ever been aecom- pUshed by haafng other than grievance*, broken heads, laat clothing, lost fresh men, flunked ronrses, adverse pnblleity, empty rlamrooms, worried parents, frosh hiding under beds, except a certain amount o f soillstlc satisfaction on the part o f frus­trated aophomerons?

Ilm-hMarr.k«r*d Head" Itarh

I Toccata Du hoi»Mrs. Fred Evans

Fhntaaia in M inor HarhCaricfon Eld ridge

A llegro A »»a i *4th Bon«ta) .Guilmant!.#•«• Johnson

(.t iffprtnir» Du Hoi*.Fantasia and Fugue Yon |

M l«» Riit.h Preston

Spartan League Sponsors Dtence

After Game S a tM O R E A B O U T Byers Speaks in

Interest of HomeH o k o i t ro ll Econom ics W ork

’NSTA TE SHOE H A T SH O P

le t 11» rclt|iil(i ynui vlinrs IinPiv *ti you’ll en joj ynttr dally stroll». tVitli 4inori-Ycar WinRfoot llcds

Diamoml Oak lea iltcr

$1.50Indies anil tirnt1» First

f'l»»s shoe Shim* lo,lint«, (Tcanetl mil ICc-hloeked Mir

You nta> to*.11 (ieorRelouTi hut you eau't heat our |*riee»

'Continued from page l

•w Thorhorn Pemp**- * *'<II 'I'i KavnioOil Ffsnrii hurfAndrew Fl-mi.'v "Jt «0-0« '

i - . -»User 32 Kenneth Clarion ft Is expected that Uii-s move w ill win. n i »>ne. 00» «;»»»■.» i t

be welcomed by M teh igw Stoic , - Z T n -lege ns a means o f ending a eon-1 Jvan r«nr».i H»pfw as Rotwe troversy and settling, for the benefit

An bounce Dbtc of L e t|u e Fall I Term Party te Re Friday,

November S.

A scries of minor business details occupied the Interfraternity Coun­cil at its regular weekly meeting last Tuesday evening. Definite decision that the coining Interfratem ity ball would be held Nov. 7 was the high­light o f the proceedings.

Plans for the ball are expected to be completed before the council meets next week. Randy Boeskool is in charge of arrangements. To date, it is definitely known that the affair w ill be held in the Union ball­room and that an out-of-town band* will furnish the music for dancing The council voted not to j i v e pro­grams.

Members of the body examined a number of designs for a key drawn up by Jewelers, but tabled the mat­ter of a definite choice. It is under­stood that another Jeweler will pre­sent some designs based on sugges­tions from the members of the coun­cil at the next meeting.

A committee war. appointed by the president, Bob O'Connor, to pe­tition Dean Conrad for an extension of the attendance limit at radio par­ties. .

Ry Bredin reported that a substi­tute for soccer, proposed when it bfetame definitely known that that sport rould not be added to the Intramural schedule this year on ac­count of lack of a playing field, was not possible. Lack of facilities for a suitable sport, for Intramural com­petition was given as the reason for the failure of the petition.

A tea dance under the auspices of

nl¡«n ii 11 FUI want Hoy.

m l 1* Mmirtr»A rdrt

Mrs M D. Byers, of the Home «.I» '; Economics Education division, h as

* tw n traveling Uirougji the state “ I'nrtan Women's League ts to bei M - ,o r the past two months giving taks I l,,w ln Uw* Union ballroom follow-»'tar- *“ " " ’“■* ‘ *

IW’ iS a work Friday. October 23, Mrs.Itah«-r Byers addressed the district meet­

ing of the Michigan Educational

Clarr in the interest oT home economics ln* thp Georgetown game. Satur­day. October 24. 4:30 to 6.00 Bruce

1 Fayerweather's ten-piece orchestra ¡has been engaged for the afternoon

STUDENT PULSER i in i i and initialed article« an any

tapir yrrtlMMt ta »indent tntcreata ara wrleaaied in thta ratnan.

[points at all. especially for women?Points, it seems, is a sweet sound-

■ln* word, which by Its honey-coated .euphony draws a mase of ambi­tious and glory-hungry persons whose one; and only hope Is to get the appelatlon of "big shot' or B M. or B W. O C.

In many cases that is the one and primary objective of the person who goes jiu t for some sort of position. Especially is this true of co-eds.

Many co-eds don't, as a rule. With j the present activity point system.; get into extra-curricular activities; for the sake of the activity itself.; Instead they make sure of the > number of points they Will *?et out; of a certain position and then set { their caps for the job.

Many of them attain posts which ( are not interesting to them from the standpoint ot the work itself but; from the fact that it is getting themj a eerain number of aciviy poins.j They then set out to parade th e ir. honorable Job to the gaze of the rumpus in general Sooil they are designated at influential B W O. C.'s. Their pride and vanity is satisfied. They are in the campus, eye. Their innate egotism is sati­ated. They are admired, respected/ and feared.

But their job. Is it justified’ , Chances are it is slighted. The co­ed is hypocritical. She hftdh’t fu l­filled her obligations. She has got­ten her points, but little else.

This, perhaps, is a trifle far­fetched it is true, nevertheless.

Without activity points, co-eds would go out for whatever inter­ested them There wouldn 1 be any inerntiv* for the position other than the activity itself This would mean that more interest would be shown

/by eo-eds toward their work.Cornell university and the Uni­

versity of Wisconsin have dispensed 1 with, all point systems gfid have in- j augurated a major " tinrl minor! activity scheme whereby no co-ed can participate 111 more tlian a cer­tain amount of outside work. The system in the two schools has been praised highly Other universities and colleges are beginning lo utilize the idea There is 110 reason why it eouldn t be started at Michigan State

There are a number ot eomjietent •

women students on this campus, u should be an easy matter for them to work out sn Idea which would do sway with activity points. The present condition on the campus is far from ideal. There Is a remedy. Someone should do something about it.

— R . B . U .. *32.

Suede Leather Windbreakers

N o w s h ip m e n t ju s t in . S o ft , p jifib le , su ed es fit b ro w n and g r a y .

$6.45

Overcoats»Smart, new belted-back models in Beaucles, Llama and Mmiteeurls — all are luxury lined.

$23 to $35

Brown HatsThe hit of the season for young men. Rich, dark browns in narrow snap or curl brims— all are silk- lined.

$3.50 and $5

M A Y i B R O S .T h e Hat Store o f the Town

235 S. W a s h in g to n A v e .

ani/attou. a ((iie.stionwhich has been an open sore for !'!!".* , * r,,r«V A 'uin many year«. ! William aivuh 'I»' t-* Aim

1 N> l»f»n. *32 W illiam Rrrnut-l N in »-* | W illarit Auirual K«|<*»U? 'K (.-rhar-t

A one-and-Uirec-quarters kilowatt ' f sfim»!«!?'la N ftlh !" Ad«!»Fahy simplex prreamnter has been /»r <t3 Lin». Pattrrahn r«»*»«-»purchorod l»v the Electrical Engl- /' ,,*’' r' .Trf ey k-nn,tt,.......... , . , . , , . . . I I nnu ■ > 33 , W all* " lilrno W a lk «

department for t e n t i n g | w . n . ■ « >32. Rdnr Henry W iln . 12

PhyalfSl M ira tren Irfii» V ira in ia Arnol>i 1* Hruua

Association nt for her topic

Jackson, and chose “ Using Illustrative

and refreshments will be furnished nl no Charge According to Mabel

M aterials' Also Miss Irma Gross,*P*t,er»°fi. president, plans have beendistant professor in Home Econo­

mics of the practice hous division, s|x»ke to the group about the éco­nomie phuses of home économies.

On Mondav October 27. in Knln- mazno. Miclugnn. at the Michigan

made to accomodate people for the affair

The League fall term part.' scheduled for November 6 in

'UnionTursdav afternoon. Oct 20.

samples ol ferric alloys for hyatresi and eddy currents A new studenti jKtentionjetcr vibration g a lvn iio -lij hietei along, with A Kelvin bridge 9 has alzo been added to the present « equipment

t. F«a. 1 2 M».-.lat«-f32 f h. n g John»!»»« I t

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Haina Resto*)'

I G ERM A N LA N G U A G E TU TO R EDi Frivalc lulnrini: or convrtiaiional Inslrutlion nrcordlng to grum- j mar t»v onr of collogi- ia r h in i expniirncr.j For Information wild \ppomtmrnt

! rim ile 1-Î2ÜH. A. J VOOT, I f f s. ( hezlmil

Norma I r..... f i s » . U Mr rm Jan .' Has

Svivi,, la »It*. I la 'r- V Ho*" Alivi,K> llsi hr •41 i N M t l r M in . tiunnemai

33 June 6l l t l r r Viv U 1 » M »m<" H i II 1 : M*r<

■ 114-». 13 Maruuvr ,-. 1 alhs'ii*.konnf Vt Knuttt llu-M.

ih.-rmm, *M , V i . I- « * Mr' i f * * fagrfti M «»t*«n 1 ,1 M r, «.m e.Rfsmltiiri. *•>. W » « « « * M «# 1I’ strrw n . IVuuiiiNh 1. N orm » MrH|rw,l. , *2 Dort* t • !» »» .s ' th'<M|«rt

Btat«* College banquet. Mrs. Byers 1 WRS divided into three will talk o f the new phases of Home1 groups. The heads o f two of these economics at the College For the r m>up* hHVf* l* ‘on beingsame convention the next day. ahe : Mar,p F«Ucrson and Virginia H otf- speaks roneerning the organizing of »nifiworth. T iie girls in these groups student Rome Economies clubs Will have a particular project for

. money-muking during the term, or

Alumni Magazine j ’ ? £ £ £ £££ ,'£ th.ISSUCS Special ' :"rma,um l^Rguc members in the

To the Editor

In a reeen? issue o f the M ichigan! •State News the editorial staff of the* paper eamc out with a ramixugh advocating a drastic change in the activity |ii;in system ut use at pres­ent on the campus.

Among other things, the Newsi .sought to. place men and women on i an equal fooling as far as points are concerned Rather idealistic, it is; true There is no reason why women i shouldn't .get as many activity.I km tits as the men. But why have*

D in n er D an ceH O T E L O L D S

After the

GE0RGET0WN-M. S. C. GAMEM a k e R e s e r v a t i o n s L a r i v

This Week at Peoples Church KIRBY PA G E IS H ERE!T im iffh t a l I

f o llow 4‘(l It'

-O p e n in p Ik im iu e l

A l l < o iicR c h i r i s

will >|»t‘ak

« w ith Mi*. I 'a g t '

nit\ h

G r a c e E . L y o n C a f eOpiMisilc < am pli» E nt ranee

T A B L E S E R V I C El.uiichcon anti D inner

Ifonrd hy the W eek

L ' f l l t t f l l l l l l t l f i t f i f i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i y i i i i i f i i i f i i i f f i «

S T O C K - E N D S A L Ei s

r in pti.i

OK

ij Die Stamped and Plain j

[ S T A T I O N E R Y

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Siiegiilsturs have berti puniiased b j * the Klcctrtcal Engine» ring repart l im e n t a» p u r of a v i .*r apparati) 1(1 designed to maintain constant A C

voltage They will bi' mounted oi INirtablc trucks of the n.o*; fiexiblt construction

event of some committee .function nr other business has been worked out. Fifteen girls compose the com­mittee Each of these girls will he responsible for notifying ten girls ' o f the affair at hand

Kirby Page to Conduct Forum

At ConferenceY . W ., Y . M . D e i « | i t e i C o n e

F rom Various Sch oo l«

and C o l l r f f i .

Kirby I 'uk' u world stairunan and authority on religfous and soc-

|iSl piohlcm will conduct a con­ference at the Peoules church, starl­ing today and lusting until Sunduy

j when there will Ih* an o|ien furuiu I few- all the delegates, the Campus I Chris Assembly and the Y W C A I T ills conference is s|K)tisored by the student Young Men's and Young

• Womens Christian associations Students mid laeuliy memtiers are ,

) coming from various colleges in i Michigan University ot Mu huuiu |

• is sending 60 delegates Western- 1 8 u«te 30 Detroit Cltv College 40, ,Albion 16 and other colleges vari- i ous numbers

Hunday. < >ctober 25. at lì! o'clock i in the mam auditorium ot the .church, will be the last chance to hear Mr Page It is hoped that

«ni old lasiponed paiuakt many faculty members and studentsist will bt held by tlic girls t will take advantage of this oppor -

Y W ( ' A liomecoinun tunity*v October 31 from 6:30 j —1 " ‘dock, in the social luti. HE A NF.WHPAFERPeoples Church C 4 Y R R F .H IN IM IF .N T

Yanderlkisch .will la* in Any intelligent ¡icrson may earn direct charge Mary Mtxter will con m o n e y corresitondmg for news- duct the sale ol tickels. which arc pai>ers ail or spare Ume; experienceto be 3.« cents Mabel Peterson will unnecessary; no » amassing, sendbe chairman o! tiu* table deciHu’. - for tree booklet toils how Heacock. , M b ! Room 568. Dun vBidg.. Buffalo. N. Y.

Number Saturdayt TThmbtw issue o f The Record, nl- j timni fitihhratinn. will contain u] cnmplete description of Mary M ayo! Hal! and w ill be illustrated by a I number ol pictures of the building I T in » issue will be out on Raturday.j October 24th Copies will tie Sent tol all the members ol the individual* alumni clubs 'throughout the court* I trv T lie magazine also contains I thirty pages tn contrast to the Usual| eiglvtecn, and has the usual distinct* ivt and indiMdual c o ve ts . -

CATTLE JUDGINC TEAM WINS PUCE AT SHOW

Michigan Btate's dairy ludgmg team won tenUi place in a field of twenty'-three contestants at the National Dairy Hhow held in 8t Louis. Mv . Oct 10-15 Entered in tin event were agricultural schools frtjm all over the l1 S and C’anad» Nebraska took firsct pince and Ont - orlo Cunadu. second.

T lie local team wn.4- idiiiihimi! ot . lour seniors. Wilton Finley. Alden

C oir William Kirk, and W P Hart, and was under tlie direction oi prof­essor George TayK»r.

Y. W. GIRLS WH! GIVE PANCAKE BREAKFAST SOON

AureliIt pays

to look over the wall

P a c k a g e

StateCollege Book Store

'W a lk in g Y o u r B ab y B ack H o m e ”> tiu want >h«*f> t h a t k e e p

your miml »»ff your f e e t . You c a n p u t y o u r f e e t i n W A L K -

0 V R R 8 a n d f o r g e t t h e m .

W A L K*0 V E R »hoes a r e

H t y l w h . l i n e f i t t i n g a n d n m i -

f o r t a h l e . V V » p m v i d e t h e m

rtt a fair price.

0 B U R T O N 'S

W a f t - O v e r S h o p221 S. W iuh inR lu fi A ve.

T h e industry that succeeds today is the one that looks outside itsow n ' h.ic k-\ a n ! ’

ior R*sys to nuke more valuable.

For many years, Hell System men hare l>een working'out ideas to increase llic use and usfituntss o f the telephone, f o r example, they prepared plans for selling by telephone which helped a n

insurance man to increase hu annual

business from $1,000,000 to $5,500,0"" — a wholesale gr.Ker to enlarge his vol­

ume 257? at a b ig saving in overhead - a soap salesman to sell $6000 worth ol

goods in one afternoon at a selling cost i d less than 1 Jt!

1 his spirit o f cooperation is one rea­son why the Ilell System enjoys so im ­

portant a place in Am erican business.

BELL SYSTEMD i ’N C A K

B lack U itU skU i w ith th r bu ilt m

M a in S p r in g A rc h

M M J

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C A P I T A L a n d S U R P L U S $ 1 4 1 , 5 0 0 . 0 0

blue Key Victory Dance Tops r Calendar of Many Social Events

Scheduled for Busy Week-endhion P»rty, Fraternity Opea Honscs, Radio Parlies, Sorority

Tins Booked a i College Social Seaton Swiagt Into Full Play.

IW th the s ta g in g o f the B lu e K e y V ic to ry dance this ng In the U n ion b a llroom , a U nion p a rty tom orrow . and severa l fr a te rn ity open houses and fa ll term rn, a la rg e num ber o f rad io parties , and a libera l k ling o f s o ro r ity teas, the social schedu le fo r this -end is an in te res tin g and a busy one..- la n d in g am on g these num erous event» is the v ic to ry

sponsored by B lu e K ey , which is the op tim is tic social miner ot th e u eo rge -o game. W a l ly B en n ett 's Phl t ,h, Alphi>

Holds Term Party Bruce Fayerwenther's M. « n

F R ID A Y :8:30—Blue Key, Union ballroom.

SATU RD AY:8:30—Union party. Union ball­

room.

SUNDAY:12:00—C. O. A.. Peoples church.

M O ND AY:4:00—Matinee dance. Union ball­

room.

dance o rch estra w ii or the d an c in g from

until 12 o ’c lo c k . H o n o r collegians will play for dancing atthe Phi Chi Alpha fall term partv wiiich will be held in the Little

v «.. r* v i f ' i Theater tomorrow evening. Prof.ley . M l . I f . M . ( a r b e r r y , and Mrs. H. T. Darlington and Profid Mrs. Miles W . Casteel. Prof. and Mrs. R. s. Linton been in dr< L S. Emmons, and Mr. vited as honor guests $§ L. L. Frimodig. • •Pratt’s Indigo orchestra will 8. to Hold

I: music for the Union party Radio Party Saturday will take place tomorrow a,,d Mrs L b Slioll and Mr

and Mrs. W A Davenport will art as patrons at the Alpha Gamma Rho radio parly to be held tomorrowevening at the house

the ballroom.

Pledges n at Danee

of Phi Kappa Tau Ira ­n i! entertain the pledges of I’ ernlties at a dance at the

( hi O m ega G ives T ea fo r V isitors

, Hollering Miss Mnry c lav W .i-Uoase tomorrow evjftlng. Hams, chapter vlsiior Chi Omnia 1 M: L C ^om an -stah le fraternity ahtarlaincd wYth a d“ is patrons at the affair. , delightfully appointed tea Wednes­

day afternoon from 4 to fi o'clock at the chapter house. The color scheme v;as carried out in red and yellow, ‘ he fraternity colors, with a renter-

tea roses flanked t rt pewter ' holders,

band furnishing the music Those in the receiving line were Dean and Mrs. R. W Mrs. Alice Clapp. Mrs H H Halla-

M O R E A B O U TSTUDENT COUNCIL

(Continued from page 1)

complete classification and codifi­cation of all campus traditions, and after this has been done, to see that they are enforced."

Stressing the fact taht the insti­tution is growing much faster than the average student realizes. Presi­dent Shaw expressed the hope that the student organizations would be able to keep abreast of the progress.

His closing remarks were to the effect that the Student Council should be responsible for all under­graduate affairs--the true pulse of student life He rorfltmied. "It. is my earnesi hope that- every student be imbued with the true spirit of Michigan State college, ever ready' to give or sacrifice anything or ail for the sake of the institution."

f ntrrtains I Term Partyia Kappa Gamma will hold I term party at the chapter piece of yellow

evening with Jack by red taper

Conrad. Mrs Panhellenic i president of guests.

R. 8. Shaw and the e p r a s entati ve and each sorority were

ind W. B. Moffett will be day. Miss Mary Via y Williguests at the affair.

U n i o n p a r t yi a t u r d a y N i g h t

t o I a . - o o

Announcing! Mahoney’s

N i f c h t C l u b C o r n e rFeaturing Evening and Dinner

R E S S E S

■ 1 1 “ „ „ j ‘ 1 6 ’ °

\ U ls K a ve fu m y f r e e p la y w h en nhe o r ig in a t e d them*• ’■uing g o w n s . S h e d ip p ed in to on e p e r io d and

!f 4 ! to r in s p ira t io n , an ti t o th e ir q u a in t ly p it tu re^qu e• . >he han a d d ed an ir r e s is t ib le m od ern fla v o r .

•V < r h a * th e m o d e o f fe r e d su ch a ch a n ce to e x p lo itd u a lity . (Just y o u r rep ress ion i» a * id e t o be a.x ro- *> as y ou lik e .

H A H O N E Y ’ S214 8 . W ash ington A ve .

Her mi.in S w ir lyEntertains l»nds

The third annual Dads' day will be celebrated at the Her mi an house this week-end when 20 sons honor their fathers The dads are expect­ed to arrive tomorrow morning They will be entertained at luncheon and will attend the Georgetown game as the guests of their sons A banquet will lie given in their honor tomorrow evening

Delta A lpha Honors N ew House Chaperone

Delta Alpha .society entertained at a charming tea in honor of its house mol lire. Mrs A. B. Leonard. Wednesday afternoon from 4 to (i o'clock at the house. A color scheme featuring the sorority colors, black and gold, was carried out attrar- tively with black tea service a centerpiece of ealnndulas and gold tapers Mrs James B Hasselman poured the tea Presidents and house mother. Mrs. A H Leonard) were guests- at the affair.

Gradual«--, to f i iv r Hallow e'en Party

The M 8. C. W omans Aluinir. League will give a Hallowe'en party next Monday evening at 7 4ft at the home of Prof Thomas Gunson. the. old grec:. house near the bot-anical garden Alumni are requested to

Panhell Holds Special Meeting

For DiscussionDead* m Delegates to Repre­

sent State et National Convention.

A special meeting o f Fanhellentc I w a s held in the private dining room in the Union building Thurs­day evening to discuss the suggest­ion made by National Panhellen ic' in reference to delegates who will represent Michigan State at the National Panhellenic conference. The national organization suggested that the acting president represent the local group.

It was decided that Dorothy Wickstrom. president, will attend the convention which is to be held in St. Louis. Missouri. October 29. 30 and 31. All representatives are to send their rushing expenses and criticisms into Dean Conrad’s office as soon as possible.. Two suggestions were made to the

representatives to discuss with the individual chapters. One was that a permanent record of all sorority members and pledges be kept in Dean Conrad's office and that all averages o f pledges should be sent in to the Dean’s office the begin­ning of winter term so that a check may be made on all initiates.

Co-ed LecturesProve Popular

With Freshmen — 1“JWilce" Casteel Addressed First I

Year . Girls U nt 1Tuesday. 1

ART DEPARTMENT ADUSTO STAFF

A b a Schulmarick Froas U. of! Oregon ¡8 New

H ie persdhei o f the a r t depart- | ment has lieen increased this year by one new member. Miss Alma Schulmenrh.

Miss Schulmerieh graduated from the University o f OWgon in 1928 in the Home Economics division. She then received her master's degree from Columbia University, and has been teaching for the past two years at Oregon University. M iss1 Schulmench is very enthusiastic over Michigan State, likes the

, people, admires the campus, and predicts almost unlimited advnnce-

. ment in our art department.A new innovation which has al­

ready been started by Miss Schul- merich are the art classes meeting every Tuesday evening at Olds Hall Here there are groups painting Christmas cards, some doing figure sketching, others soap carving, and some still-life set ups. Miss Srhul- merich states that this is not con­sidered as a class but merely a gath­ering o f all those» who wish to try or use their talents in whatever way they wish Next Tuesday. October 27, officers will be elected for the group nnd as many as possible who care to come are urged to attend.

Support the advertisers in the Michigan state News; they support your ooriege newspaper.

Women's sports Set for Opening Next Wednesday

Hockoy O i f u r i at-M ajor Sport and Bowling a t Miaor in

Fall Term.

Intramural sports for oo-eds are» ; to begin not later than next Wed- i nseday. October 26 The scliedule | o f the season's games will be avail- i able soon.I During the fall term Hookey will i be offered as a major sport and Bowling as a minor sport. Volley ball and swimming . will constitute the activities o f the winter term .. Baseball will be offered in the spring.

The list of organizations to be | represented in Bowling is not yet complete, but at the present Spar- i tan Women's League, all the Sor- | oritles and the Woman's Building t have signed up.

As the games are to begin soon, j all teams are urged to have their | line-ups in not later than Monday, ‘ October 24.

The complete schedule of games will be available soon, together ' with the line-ups of fhe various teams.

Word has btfetr received at th e . Landscape Architecture office to the effect that Ted Zaetsch. '30. has been j employed fo r some time by the American Park Builders' Co.. an d : has been recently transferred from j golf course work near Joliet. HI., to< work on the new Lake Forest course at Hudson, Ohio.

Spanish Society Holds Dinner and Bridge Wednesday

Twenty-five members o f L a Cof­radía. honorary Spanish society, were delightfully entertained at a Spanish dinner and bridge held Wednesday evening at the home ojf Prof and Mrs. Leland Shout. 302 M. A. C. The Spanish m otif was carried out in red, yellow and black decorations.

The Spanish dinner, prepared by Beatrice O'Brien and W rn lta Knight, consisted o f: Copa de Fru­tas. "Carne Carcaral", A m * . Pan, Pimientos Morrones. Ensalada de Escarola. Torta de Cerezas, Cafe.

The following faculty guests were present: Mr. and Mrs. H. L Swain. Mrs Ethel Rathke. and Mr. O. W Wilson. Beatrice O'Brien and Veta nit« Knight were the committee in charge o f the party.

Any pata— . Hit grai n tor any phase o f a rt, is cordially in ­vited to meet on every TUtsday evening from 7:15 to 9 : l i o'clock in Room 412. Olds hall. Any one may join this group, even i f not a student ia the college. Miss Alma 8ehulmerich. a member o f t h e art department’s staff, w ill je in charge.

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•CHIFFON HOSES | $1.00 • $1.50 I

L Rod in * H o lep roo f Hone |

ended, 35c each, re ga rd -p C lea* o f Mac o f run. j

¡East Lansing Bry foods*i ACROSS PRO M CAM PUS i A • ¡ P M I

G O O D F O O D !B reak fast 6 :0 0 - 10:00

T r y O ur 25c and 20c Special D inners

M E A L TIC K E T S G ive I s a T r ia l$5.50 fo r $5.00 You ’ ll Com e A ga in

The N ew C ollege InnBooths and Counter Servloe Across from State Theater

e in charge c f a r ­ra n g e m e n ts ¡»r»1 Mrs T h o m a s Gun- • n M rs B la n c h e Broughton Mr •

F ra n k Sehrnm M is. Huth Bldrer und Mrs Hsrrv B m e fle k

Tlieta K.ipp.i Nu Gives Kudin I'artl

M r a n d M rs Q B H o w e ll will a d a.s p a tr o n s at the T h e t a Kappit Nu r a d io p a r ty to b e h e ld to m o r r o w e v e n in g a t th e c h a p t e r h ou se

fi. ID. (fives Tea To Honor House Mother

Alpha Ganuna Delta gave a v.t yesterday afternoon from. 4 •<- >. o'clock ¡n honor of Mrs Robert Cole. Mi.-is Ann K irill piesiUstl at a tea table rharmiugly centered with roses, t airving out a red. buff and green colog scheme.

Alpha Phi (f iv e « Tea For iDieiriei Governor

Alpha Phi entertained with a tea this afternoon from 4 '

district governor. Mr- Byron ( ' Goss The receiving line wa¿ ton; - posed of M rs Kate Arma. Mrs Byron C Gosh, nnd Laura It imbuii d u e s ' . o f n t,nor w e re Mrs. R 8

I our* la My Heart A lone- Fox Trot Ben Selvm and His Orchestra

Tree»- f o x TrotBen 8eh in and His Orchestra

Non That l i e re ( am o - Fox Trot ■ - -Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadian*I Blur Kentnoby N M n- T n x Trot* —Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canedtana

I'm Just a Daactag Aweetlwart -Fox TrotFred Rwh and His Orchestra

Ki«s Me (foudalgbt. Nut (Auodbye WaltzFred Rich and His Orchestra

II I Didn't Have Veu Fox Trot - Fred Rich and His Orchestra

4« Time Goes By Fox Trot—The Columbians

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H e have all iba f a t a l Mit» on Records, Flayer-Pbum Ralls sad Sheet Mask:

B u d d ’ s M u s i c H o u s e"EVERVnUNO IN M l 'U C I

311 a. Washington Ave. Phone 3489 * itr tn g . Mkh. ]ATORE OPEN SATU R D AY EVEN ING A I 'N T U . 9J9 !

UNION BEAUTY SHOP :ANNOUNCEMENT

Deepening interest in I he series o f freshmen lectures on co-ed prob­lems which were sponsored through­out last year by the women's phy­sical education department has g iv ­en rise to a similar schedule this , year The lectures are held each Tuesday night at 5 o'clock in the j Horticultural auditorium

Miles Casteel, football coach, ad­dressed the co-eds Tuesday on the fundamentals of football. He ex­plained the rules, plays and penal­ties'.

.The first lecture o f the course was given the first o f the month by Dean Elisabeth Conrad. She discussed the cut system, the inadvisability of bumming, the system of taking notes, the conservation of money and energy'. "Don't sponge, play fan " was the theme of her talk.

Miss Anne Hodgson, of the wom­en's .division o f National Amnteur Athletic association. New York, gave the second lecture on the point system. She believed in playing tor play's sake. She advocated no ma­terial awards

Miss Elizabeth Whittaker and Miss Ethel Webb, both o f the Home

.Economics department, and Dean Elizabeth Conrad are booked tor

, coming lectures

Green Splash to Have Big Number Take Life-Saving

More Than Seventy Girl* At­tend First Clau in

Natntoriun.

Mere than 70 girl?; attended th** Green Splash life saving Haas held on Tuesday night. Get 20. in the college pool The class was sched­uled tor Oct 18. but due to the Stu­dent-Faculty banquet, the date was changed to oct. 21

i f any co-ed intends to enroll in this class, she must do so ¡a the next meeting which will be held on Wednesday, Oct 28 on e practice per week is required for all partlci- pan?s In caw anv girl is unable to .itfpnd a practice she mav make it up during the following free swimming h o ls From 11 to 12 Mends v. Wednesday. Friday and Saturday, and from 15 minutes be- fore until 15 minutes past, the hour

pen any morning period e saving examinations will b<- 1 at t he end of fall term. The da will ix* given sometime dur- untcr term to those who have ssfully. passed their tests.

D u e to present llnaneial conditions wo have lowered our p rice».

F in ge r W ave. 50c; Shampoo, 5AcM anicuring. ."»Or; M arcels, 75c

Frederick Perm anenta, $5.00 B V R R Y O N B G U A R A N T E E D

Phone 2-0730 'O P E N E V E N IN G S B V A P P O IN T M E N T

DEMA ROBART, Prop.■ » ■ ■ ■ ■ « • » M t t H l i H t

A f t e r T h e G a m eBring Your Date to the

M a r y S t e w a r t C o l l e g e S h o pFor Refreshments

L A R G E T A B L E S F O R P A R T IE S C O Z Y B O O T H S

C O U N T E R S E R V IC E

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.Eastward ho! Four thousand miles nearer the rising sun— let’s go t T o the-land o f mosques and minarets—

so different from our skyscrapers, stacks and steeples.Let’s sec this strange, strange country. Let’s see the

land where the tobacco* grows in small leaves on slender stalks— to be tenderly picked, leaf by leaf, hung in long fragrant strings, shelter-dried and blanket-cured. Precious stuff!

Let's taste that delicate aromatic flavor— that subtle difference that mtkts a cigarette!

XANTMI . . CAVALLA . . SMYRNAIn entry •"«p o r fo »/ sota<v<,- r>iu I r r U trele t neldhitä tfyotrn lobort

SAMSOUN . .fa m o u s tobaccos!•Turkish tobacco Is to cigarettes what

seasoning is to food—the"spice," the sauce' —or what rich, sweet cream is to coffer!

You can ttutt the Turkish in Chesterfield —there's enough of it, that's why. Chester­field has not been stingy with this impor­tant addition to good taste and aroma; four famous kinds of Turkish leaf — Xanthi, Ca valu. Samaoun and Smyrna— go into

the sm oo th , "spicy" Chesterfield blend.This is |ust one more reason for Cltettcr-

(tM shtllerlaile. Tobaccos ftom far and near, the best of their several kinds— and the riffht kinds. And pure, tasteless cigarette paper, the purest made. The many requisites of a milder, better smoke, complete!

That s why they re GOOD— they've go t to be and they an.

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State Eleven Anxious For Georgetown RevengeRESERVED SEATS FOR

MICHIGAN GAME DUE

the MVhtean name mn»t be It the \thielte MlTi. r I'l'forr G VH p. Ml. Wrdnrxday, Not. I. afte

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•d in* to d a te r e r e lv e tfiledAnd In flu fothnilnR ordn ftejiinrv .lunlnrv, Sn|iholtitHT|'rfeshttten.

SPARTAN GRIDDERS TO ENTER J i m m y C r o w l e y

D e s c r i b e s “ F o u r

GAME DETERMINED TO AVENGE ” " " " CLADS ENGAGESPARTAN THIN I Stop Monnett!

EAST YEAR’S BITTER DEFEATrr Recalls Experiences in Making

The Spirit ef Notre

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Dame”Coach Crnwtev to Start Regular l.ineup Against Eastern

Invaders: Georgetown Has Yet to Win Major Triumph This Season.

It’s Good BusinessM 1

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To Keep Smartly C i i p i l n ! . ( » e n r g t ' t o w i i w i l l b t ' f i g ! ' I A y r e s i

■ ' GAGERS START ■ fo r ln d tn n n iw ilh In du i; I Blue Key Victory DanceDressed! T i m t ’ r - 'u l e y n u M i v

t h i n h 1 1 ii\\ t h i m o r ' I v . «■ EARLY DRILLS ; , ! nn j ui r 1 UNION - TONIGHT

A n d i t ' s f r o n d b u s i n e s s t o k n o w t h a t

y o u c a n d o s o — a t u n c o m m o n s a v i n g ' s !

Any Suit, Topcoat, O vercoat, o r D ress Suit A lw ays th e Sam e P rice

$22.50The Richman Bros. Co.

206 So. \Ya«hingt<m A VP.

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BUTLER TODAYCross Country Tenm Rufis at

Butler Ur vers’ty This Afternoon.

CHAMEBERLA1N RACESFirst Meet Under New Spartnn

Track Coach. Laurfn \ Brown.

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W i n d o w s , g i v i n g p le n t y o f l i g h t a n d

v e n t i l a t i o n — S t e a m H e a t

Running Water in Every Room Hot and Soft Water at All Times

24-Hour Telephone Service

Laundry and Dry Cleaning ServiceT h r e e t im e s e v e r y d a y . Y o u tin n o t h a v e to b e in w h e n y o u r th in g s c o m e b ack * —w e ta k e c a r e o f th e m fo r y o n

Complete Maid Service For All

Towels, Linen and Soap FurnishedY o u have the p riv ilege o f having a guest stay w ith at

anv tim e w ithout extra ch arge to you

No Limit Set on Use of Showers and BathsR A T E S P E R W E E K

S i n g l e , $ 5 , $ 6 , $ 7 D o u b l e $ 6 , $ 7 , $ S

D I N I N G R O O M O P E N T O E V E R Y O N l T

Coach Br*n Van Alstyre it Preparations for Spartan

Court Squad.

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EAST LANSING -

SPARTAN TANK MEN PRACTICE

Prospects for Strong Swimming 1 earn Are Good This

Year.

VETERANS RETURNFrosh Splashers Show Up Well

in Earl\ Season Workouts. .

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Bus. Ad. Society P lan s M eet W ith

lvconomics H eads í i

S P E C I A L M I D N I G H T S H O WS A T U R D A Y N IG H T

tv I i *iii di 12 00 Midnight

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‘Spirit of Notre Dame’I . * « * , h And re a m W i l l IV G n r * U

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M YIN FI.OOR. 50c; BALCONY, 3 h

S U N D A Y A N D M O N D A YHandy Plans for »u tt m e e t a

onorary bt.

BaskrUtall

a ;. .AndKtates lor varsity !>**- .-.:t aJn ; to see CV*ch

Hi d » Van \lst> ! .y at om v T! »*r • • rtportintf bri ore Oct. 30 «ill

n o ; b* c D u s id rred

ter Hsgma Epwk Ko- administraUo:; îraternity and the po- members o f the economic* depart-

menf were dixcusse.1 at a meeting of Sigma Eiv*..or Tuesdai according to John Jennings. 32 president 1? is tiope«l th*- an « utside speaker niav V obtained tor the meeting which is to be held lAter in the term.

Sigma Epulor. ,s. to hold Another meet ms nest Tuesday noon at the Union a :: members- are urged to attend

Ii OUR OW N COACH

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411 T oa» ted Roth, IR

W k n l Coke» And Coffee ISr

T o o Ig g S one »Kyle, one Urne. Tolo toe. A Coffee t è e

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