-------------r,,no3 am t WVWH3* a w M

V H n f

4 Michigan Stale Newsr ^ U j M E l » F R I D A Y , M A R C H 1 9 . 1 9 2 6 X U M B E R 4 6

i f U T 1 U C ! I p r i r e p u r n i u r r m m m m m h

V O L U M E

IffNERAL PLANS FO R CHEMISTRY BUILDINGMADE

I j ì t l e B o a rd A p p i » * « A i c U t o d *

p t u u f o r $ 6 « » , 0 W S t m t a w .

„ vii « 'nil. o f D e tro it , c h a ir m a n .J , i Hiding c o m m itte e o f the M lc h -

,f Mulini o f A g r ic u ltu re , sub |F n • , ■ntTiil I »bins fo r th e new

•. M ,i-trv b u ild in g w h ic h w ill ^ t«il lien*, to th e bouffi »•* |

m eeting W e d n e s d a y . T h e ¡ipproved nnd aent back to r . in o rd e r th a t th e d e ta il- j „■hi Is* m aile.iu ild ln g w a s a uth o rlW H l by !

■ ■•„didatti re d u r in g th e I n s t , the m o n ey w a s a p p ro - J

id ln g th a t th e b u ild in g .•nstriteled w h e n fu n d s an* j W ith tin* d e la lle il p lans, j

.iNM-ted to h«* read.v in a| ■•ids can I*' a sk e d a n d con ! u rtis i j it-t as noon as the iivi» I mu n i bas a v a ila b le ;

[liiaie ih*- 1 - *

uria«1'kbiMii'l

• iiM I fr"

SELEQ “FRANCESCA DA RON’FOR OUTDOOR SPRING TERM PLAY

PROF. E. S. KING BREAKS OVER DECADE 010 CUSTOM OF STAG­ING SHAKESPEAREAN P U T S ; P U T IS SPECTACULAR.

I a«t»> « I fiili'l'

T»o I iifT I ti e

winr rI (1190" *I |*»r« "fI 1H*\I ¡'I*I tinfl "T

«1 ili-

M A IN ?l l l l l s m t t C n O l l Y K F ' I A K K T H A T I T I ^ M I K K I I \ M l 1 i i b i Move Mams I , ,,, — - riio v in g the co llege b a r n « !* and «en»«* th e it-dj Wanderlust Lures

ting . A d rtM ilc d - Them Around Globe GRADUATION SPEAKERSMAKE CONTRACT FOR

«• .-.m t« w as asked f<»r tin* P la n s fo r tin* c o nstrue

i-rvh-e bridgi* aero** the . «itislderod. a nd a n a rc h i- ••«I to m a k e « d eta ile d I ••stimate o f e«»at. T h e I im i the w a te r |dants Ht \* as also co nsidered, h o w a a rm o ry , w h ic h Is on the ling p ro g ra m w h e n fu n d

for

W a n d e rlu s t and ili lands, strange |*»ople. a re fIk - ineelitii • vag a ls iio liu g t r ip a m u Mi* h ignn Stair

l ’a ri I I II* •••III

I l lO l lg l l t » .

|s m ollili w o rld r*\

gradua lew

la v I -it v.

Biihop F. J. MtComtll h » Or. L. C. Daagla* On Comnwarr-

n i i i t P r o - r a m

and I lie sew age d i«| «> 0 l a li ich a re lie ing p re p a re d

e n g in e e rin g de|H irim eiil •iithined liefore th e in u m i

I ANNUAL CO-ED PROM WILL BE S T A G E D EARLY SPRING TERM

j ! I une g "--------------- . J H o lla n d

Newspaper Repertori P im m Nr!sm ith >. ( i r i i i n f la Oa Party • j P a l e s t i n e

I fts|..<r'srs o f th e M ic h ig a n S ta te M ow ed .«* \. • ! • indento r e p r e s e n tin g p r o i 'rc a o r •

• -««p a p e ra a re a lr e a d y | ris to s e c u re e n t ra n c e to ' noem ro -e d p ro m at M ic h ig a n " " " e. to be s ta g e d b y a n d w **l •** 1

n ly th e first F r i d a y n ig h t 1 i'o nsid«

g n i d t n t * * " f - lu th * 1!» LT. ¡ i m i U«>ÌH*rti i t - i n . p r ' / t * '

I I l h . i i . - r - . 1 I n t j f « * t *1 t i m - l i i i i . ' t f .l |*-g«>.M et l i « M l i« t K p i *

M a r c h -'•'* , « * * »*■••• »»« .-»fit» i - , . f i | i , * ' b o r g . D e n t i s i i '

M I* t r i g i i II S t it»« N . m lu t i * - •|t-<i>|t**l l o i• • m m * m • t iM' i i t

t- i tur«) - i n t l i fS t a t e * ««l ieg*- i

i i n r i * l . ! t - | « * n , i i m i >1 1 t i l« ' ! » i iH || '¡ ItlTKHIlt«' * m * - 1 *t

u r o u m l W i t hi . r * - i , | « * n t * - * ' f f i

b u t ÿ ! » s » e î » c h . i*«* li m i l t i « h « » p M »

A p r i l 5 i n k - n u t t .H i . r -i.il«* d r i v e w a y s j S t * I II i t i m g i n ; Ito . n i i i t t i « t i ( i | | y

;«• N . i v Y o r k . »t»«l t l w r i- . i t t f t u p t i*> « H

Il j « i* <*t» - m i l . - im* :iI i I . . . «» t o S f l i . l t * • i i m m ■ • « t u r c ,

WOLVERINE WILL CONTAIN VARIED

FEATURE SECTIONProm ncat Cartoonist* Coatribate :

Sororilic* and FratcrailicM T# Be Pictarad by Trail.

O u ts ta n d in g in t h « « e r t io n « o f . th e m U W o lv e r in e , a* c o m p a re d to f o r ­ni* r ye a rs , w i l l be the h u m o r a nd (c a lu r e «e rt im i* o f th e hook

I H o s ie r, a n a t io n a lly k n o w n c a r - 1 or»n ist w h o is th e a u t h o r o f " F r e c ­k les a nd i l ls F r ie n d s .” n as c o n t r ib u t ­ed a c a rto o n lo r th e a n n u a l. A n o t h ­er < «*111 p ii me»» t a r i ca rto o n \vi II 1« f u rn is h e d iiv lie n H o ta fo rd . a u th o r o f T h e llu ffs

Ka* h s o r o r ity a nd f r a t e r n it y >*f 1* w ill he p ic tu r e d in **ar- T r o t t In th e s h o rt firm lias hccti a stu de n t at M ich

he lias g a in e d a w id e rep a 1 u rto o n in t f o r v a rio u s

tlv it mm a nd e s p e c ia lly fo r G re e n »»n lo n . som e o f h i« w o rk

in r been re p r in te d in G o l lege tiM»r fro m th e G re e n O n io n Plie W o lv e r in e th is year w ill " » n n an a lu m n i mud. io n . a fe a tu re «h a» i n**i a p p e a re d in th e boo k fo r .» 1 . 1.. r t.f y e a r » T h i s se ctio n w ill ita iti i ti tur* h o f p ro m in e n t a l 11 m lypM -ul of th e w o rk ih e v «r*. **n

red in .it»d « h o r t e d ito ria l «ketch«*» \ ia rg e n u tu b e r o f «n ip*ho t* vven­u red in th e snapshot co ntest and •V w i l l h a ve .« Bpeci.il Mertion m

liv ld e d

**. *«r ‘ T h e s*s»*a I Hi ed tiy P ro f. ‘tute ***ll«nre ni outdoo r

ine«- in ••»is­ti. Ht tldeiit »

u m Ing play c le w in g the tig in fie* en te r at tin*

h i » »««»rge I in* fam ous

in, ••*.«•:»'. I li­tri ?t i.f t ip i r*de« a ini is t *|iH»r s t a g « *

til«: setting 101 ra c ie r in

l e t t e r s

rk ha nkM**iIts

api

- w r i m * it aH li.— H I *nw«>rk

m ore thnti |ir*s1*ii I ion.

f « i n - S k in - tor*. in l«-a«l

i l! S f *:i i l i <- i l . , r«- ti»u r i t i I m* l o ­hi u t ’ lu i *

g l i F i l i n « * - . tbdgtutug i n m i » « * r u

\l|t*> ri li* i 1

unni t in n t u l i H i*

1 M i l l I n - tilt* II*' x t

iti r* n i t» ' « m

. . . IH — Il.b* - t o u f f . <1*1

k « •bsl a l l i e d 1

•»,*« hook T h e ro nte n t was <n t., ih r««* h«*'ti**n>* scenic .

,*n.1 h u m o r « n d th»*re w ill I»« . rice s n w a rd e d in »*n* h «e r i

1 ^ F ir s t*’ » . .* .n te «i T h e ih ree tlrst

\kr*u>.vili he n W o lv e r in e und th e n«

Il m -ta m e w i l l re ce ive•.oiglu-

ih ie m e n tio n T h e a w a rd »

%»*v«*r«l u n io n r u e d In th e W o lv e r in e

nat i t o m i : P ro f A «F s .h * « b 1 »«rotItI m r » l e ­ ( « I I f e u t in e *d it o r u nd G*-rurci g »• ili» n o iiis «na p ah o » e d ito r . wet■r **f t Ih* ju d g e « fu r »h e co ntesi

DR. W. L CHANDLER M A K E S VALUABLE I O D I N E DISCOVERY

rth

O4 1M Lmmrmmm Fields la Hsdi oar aad W |«ry. San Dr.

C i N i i i

, 1 up.

not w a n te d at th is a ffa ir I M a h a l \gr.i * ■•** ' *«' to o k o n f e m in in e c o s - lia .v a « fr«*m l».n »•*» !■ '-

a d c d ly n x -e y e d g u a r d s the o th er iittm * G ..1 1« ••ars ago . A t th e a ffa ir j «»rientnI > «u in tr i are • ted a n d esca pe d b e in g « hin.* »Im P h itlip li he m e re fa rt th a t h e w a s i HI,m ,. nf ria* Month Sea nd w a n te d to c o v e r th e •,* |m* H a w a iia n * •*

SENIORS TO DECIDE ON WATER CARNIVAL

Will Vote Oa Aaaaal Pafcaat Nut Tern, Says Clats

P r r u A n l .

Co-eds W age D uel F or H andsom e M an

, , f Ala«l«fini*M M G «»*

\ll1tllllt o f 1I i Be ' v a rio u

M . 1 a i t h i a ila t o m b iv i f I

e l s

\ study wio f Ki

; m any I *• • t* Hell “|Ml|s*r

I tolteli

id do

I si lege mt ri**'

Mto b e in g m a d e to se cure• u n o rc h e s tra to p la y in -

co m p o se d o f lo c a l s tu - *. «gement o f th e p ro m •ting to s e c u re t h e e n t ire tin g f o r th a t n ig h t , c tte l is p re s id e n t o f th e• tn tn itte e ; Lei a M e G a rty .•f t h e finance c o m m i t t e e .irftn. chairman of refresh- tn itte e ; Klaine heads thej committee; June iianney.

,1 i'angbom. tickets; Gwin MAIkm» " f»,or* RENOMINATE BAKER FOR

EAST LANSING MAYOR

of ie ! !»11*sind G*

mt r*sim t tot ■rv land th«

A it son. music.

m i m e jy a i f K ,

B00H9 M MASOK F'— w lI . ■■■■ _ : E ic c t iM M '

I Ik u Alpha Phi PteèaliM I* I t Girw March IS .

HI Tf lt\ I ’lM N iD

%II p ro

f o r u n i g h t « * - t n i d . . I d G

e e i i h t c ■> Mu«i l i s e t i S q u a r e «

M o t h e r W e i a m e r t o o k <«f»

. , . f M a r r i

• U ! l * l » w o v

P . r t l e f a n :

I d e i t i i t u r n e d [ , , rk • f t h e t i ­

i x u i i a i i K «*r»»wd

l l .- f e i t i a b * * t»

r i n g th«- » M

u b n t «

m i m o f l l i r v

|e B i i o k *-f p r UM e l " l i i

• i f t * * m i i i in « * w t t d e i m e n t i ' m u i

I V " n i i e b - r t i A m a * " « " w t

i« K , i r * tH -r te r l e f t ) l l k t l " « «

t r r . T i gh t -*«*i e f, hi.MMll f*'»11**1- e fa . i i a» r o t * ® f » h e g i r i * d o t

S , | « f. fto- ' A l l " r h e .-n* e u n t e r

i G i o n m s « m d o u b t ' H I th * ' !

S o t u n t i l t h e l a r g e « » f

• g i l i - » * * tw * k! t l .*1|f 1*01 “t " f f e r * " i t l

\V«Hiie*r iif l i e r b u n d m ”

e r i " i « *

r d I H i t t i e r , r t m e n t o f

■ •ninu-nt i n g

o h - l i H r

r t h w o r k e r

**1l f o r iti­la -olTM * " i t

• • n l i f o u n d

u t e r t . a l ii«*> li iia-n iim l

. « • « ( ii f o r m

ig n lf l* u t u f

•1 * r y W e d * •I t h a t t h e

#e f o r l u e v i i *■ < i«e n f

COLLEGE CHORUS NEEDS MORE MIXED VOICES

Qm H m M N w AMcad Rcfalar M«h»crtih.

•d nr th «

d* ot itwllvidlMil I»»« * tar*** ms'i ie iHarsrd Hy Mer«t» •Jit l'roof« *»f |d*tures rrtariH«! Uter thee du« dele will nod <qe

in I he U iiivrr ia r.

tha

p e a th i

! I . u t b e r I I M a k e r

j diciate fo r a **od I s in g m a y o r at ’ lie

sen«' j »arty. S im u la ' j I «ansing h ig h «*-li«*»l

y w G h a m l i e r l a i n

L;vus m in e d crm a - K o» in« ti« of the G it i n i g h t ;*t t h e i j i -

grec

[ lit i proti.

'**H st ■

I fiat- • a».-

; fern ■I PU* j U »(j hat

Ite '[ tk*B ! tel - I bacI L O S '

1 latr

r» h as been decided u p o n ’ I d a ta for th e o u ts id e p r o -

' B e l l « » « I I« , X a n t l p p r ." " . . . . . . , - b # m | » r l « i h . . . f '•> 'o n o n rr dr«m»tlc ’ rH„i,ur« .1.-

1 i* fion. Tha play will be Mhhignn . 1 bv th** In*»**n Mu m u«d«r tk» r„ „ , n i'g.i tuu, In

A n«rtaM Utrtoa I» th» •>'heater oa that date. uepenopn! I*i*«»(»ie » • him h

Aldermen t*atn««**l I»r f ,

■'* n ic k L r m « l . R » 4 r B o e h - „ „ „ „ I 5? î l l l i M i »•“ «* B U I R c h n l C M I k t k « l » * d A M - f n . n . l l n i iniM„ '

• and P . . I I . « Scott I . the «1 •*•**- , « • m o d k r t k M «•»- ; , j l ln b l.r rll,,i i t J A n -

; m o re I k » » a k k k l M K M 1» '*- ' . .iw -nn• Th»»«» March 19 t a d 11. : ' "T

no n k e w le s 1 » w a e e t e d >■ I » * ' I *- • « I « » d > « a — which w» 1 B . A " 7 , hi - i s I

«r»M n M M«»— Th» ' " r •’> " n,»i !. 1 « u n to r n e a k e l t » r at- . i » » r » >•< , , „ m I . h i - I

• u t » t o c U n t o » » a d » k M l d » i n m - i - l >■- i f m u , • » t a » i n i — u w . - w » " " 1

— — ----------— L H*wW B ... „ „1 p»lr a* tortola» »h»ll hcimt. wiu r.op-1- Mr*

- d t ' i - i h F l a d e r c a ll < 3 w -,»w r » r»trl»r.bc fof » «h o aa a. « v a r .

partv » n d ' '

ere Dr Inde-

Kies imi J

r**«« u n i n a f i s i

i'itire n* js irty ad F >»r

n ..f th«- » r o u b l e

mai* Ttiri«*** vea it of n il th«* m**t

. xpuniH**« o f t h e Hi . i t - -

. \ — <i i»*« il>. t h e p p r t l e « e o n e e r t !-I*! that » *'ob*n liMthroin* «•

• snsU M iie lli **f the argumec ii <-m ail « atmiot I** tru «te «l 1 0 th fain* **f tie* heart. ’Hathrofs»'" »lire H a thro lies h a » « - Iwen f h»-

. ,k _ t»e ' i ' i s k » f«»r m en since G b* ' ì**' /*_ first threw a sleH «lresaiing

} , n » .*4»»ijrdav for ,• . __ „ * „ , 1 A n th o n y :f o • d • * a **>• as a m a t

*.•• d e m « nitration a m members i n volley tthil. riti»' s a d bowlingo « a c e d . -*ad awarda will ;< Ali *o-**da are u rg e d

PLAN CO ED BANQUET AFTER DOWNSRATION

•f : he g ro u p M ay 1« is to Taylor. In-ad

- »aid Thura-

itos are need- now a tte n d »

;»’* «t a n o th e r r ’ a re o f and

ANmMCE RESOUSor canai eucih k

VARSITT OOARTET SOtGS DI FIMT MARCH 28

• nt

I((Plh K«-lrh«9M nt Hat l a p kss , Icw-frwC BVMhAMMi «t thiher!

ttl.h i».n " t o . **•»«• * M "l*»ul I :« * - —d «I toH— Itoyl» «* U s * i 6 |«(ente.

«re the fh u r c h officerà a U -c<* Î & « e e je c tio n s :

a v s «ad T L Ghns-K* * > eve r*r»re fln a 0 **e

K iG jt , Keve« and W l i - -a* «T* IFitltoS c o m -

I .. M «ad il V«-r* For Y M G. A .I : i* r {<re«*idetit flon

: ?ea d. r,t and 1C H. t* r y -nd treaaurer. were

T h e v a ra ty q u a r t e t o f th e ••oilege a i i * « r w i l l « t a g la F t t a t M a r c h 2 » . u n d e r w « t n « r ? a usp ices o f th e M a tin e «. M u s ic a l * *»m K i.e e « paay G o eeeet a spf9aaor*-d h y ’ h i» A v - r v « ciw lc o r g a a ta a ilo a h a v e p la y e d b efo re h »»<«> ‘4rrowda of moto than P*»P»c for ro t W m n * «-twdent llihle rlaaethe leal two Sunday afternoon* Marpec*- -.*r• '■•*« «a* -iected preel-

Oa Apfll I » too Q»*ct»t «rill «o ta l-nt .iloato »ad ata« «ad»r »»<v*«mi <* <*»• : ,»-’>' *■« ■ ■***J*o( th» ek»rch»». j «d -f «.»r«

ill I

Michigan Stale Newsr^ S S ¿ J ^ , atá»I, c!S^l»!irl,Í¿i2 i J M^wwüit d i a Batta al Ih*

l i m i l a a n i l a u t a m * H Adtartlalag m a f a ri m i upan •rr“ *~, ‘** M tAa — la»a» Marnane._______

BHTOUAL BTAITm m a . f o w b b s , m a » » « « m a ; P b o a a - i M —ram i W. I I U K m Uaralaa I m a .“ »aa*- A. m in kornila Ugktfoot .■rra Brmeatt. tra Di i a > Banali —

Jodar Bilnr XKwarf

rial H. ; , a W. KIBBH». D. & orna. Oaarp Wiirnary T. U Ckrlatta, K. H la B B l

Baa Balitar* w. A. Oall IL Uart

IX D. Hill Oaorfa B. Moor»Harlan Baaaatt I. 1». MadIUa KoUoakl Val AadaraaaB. Melania 0. B BanaatarV a . Mollar B. Niamey arClao Cole Hutt Oraaalafar. Btaao.SOCIETY KKPOBTMN

Waaarla Blaoo, Butt Hurd, BUltb Hi moil ton, Pbylla Troutaia, AUra Hooter. Anna Trumbull_________________

M JM N H i STAFF id un iting 11 T. Whithorn, 27; L. Hyndar, *28; Vie Andarm , H I;

Ban naan, 17; Ttkln Sparks, ’28; Imwlt Snider, *2»; Olnoo, *2». Clrrnlntlon—M m Goodwin, *22.

i . Kenton

OrriCM—BA8 KMBNT NEW LIBRARY BCILDINO Printed nt the Campus Press—Phone 20416

Editorials appearing in the MICHIGAN STATIC NBWS arnwrlltan by the editor in-rhlef end his assistants. who are students. They can in no way Is interpreted as representing the official viewpoint of the college. or of college oFtciala. ________ _ _ _ _

S U B SC R IPT I UN—$2.60 T H B SCHOOL TBAR

LOSE O H . Y DECISION I w f i W B M M g JhfcntsC SK i,

Mat CataaO Callefa, Drake D * TW it y at b w * eersty, mi lawa State Ob --- — . . . . I

. . . . - . ComiaeneemaBt for 80 atud#ata|1199 M ila T rip . taking the two week«’ abort courae

_______ : in dairy production woa held Thurt-1Traveling 1,1«» m iles th ro u g h f«*r | d a y a t the Union building. In the

different states, the m en s negative form of a banquet debating team returned th e e a rly part Appearing on the programi were, o f the week a fte r fo rensic contests p r o f. O . E . Reed, Roger D . Pnrtrtdge* | with Cornell college. Io w a S t a t e r a nd R w . Tenny, Glenn Bedell. R. E- Drake University o f Io w a . T. J - Larson and 8 B . H ill. Im H . i Itamsdell. *291; W . P. N e w e ll. 281; T | |ln,.k Ie v piny«*! a harmonien ^ solo j L. Christie, *271, and Co n ch Eekennan and wh ite and Pelletier aang a dnet. i made the trip. a B M lM ! ^ s 5 S Ba a e s s a = 9 !

Statee representative«. R am sdell and Chrlatie opposed the C h ild Is ib o r amendment In the a rg u m e n t against Cornell in a no-declsion enntcst w ith

I the audience voting on the m erits o f the question rather th a n th e p e rfo r­mance o f the two teams

I In the only declaim! detm te of the tr ip . M. S. C . lost to Io w a State on

¡ t h e centralisation o f governm ent by vote o f Craig B a ird , export jud g e and fo rensic euach nt lo w u Sta te u n iv e r­s ity . All three M. 8. C. m en p n rtic l-

I |H.ied at Ames.I In the last t i lt , th e D ra k e and M ich -

igiin S ta te tennis stag«*«! a -|>l no dtH-ision a rg uin etit on • i»II fo r th e rltise iiN o f N e w to n , la doll uphold the n egative and (h e a ff irm a tiv e In th is instance

T h e M le h ig a n S ta te dotiate pared v e ry fa v o ra b ly w ith the • •ppoiifiits in e ve ry rose *|»*;»l ietn|M»raiHs»UN|y a nd flii**tit 1 m a k in g a v e ry g issi impressa e ve r th e y stop|ieU.

S w art?: <‘ r»*ek hand lias a t r ip in v ie w th is ye a r. im" m L a r r y S k e lle n K e r, c lo w n d ru m

eatu. a I »or

NxrUIXENBERCLOTHES

The Sack SaitThe distinctive appear.!n and quiet harmony o f Lu enherg clothes come throm the skillful uniting of cm servative style and »m.t fabrics.

$ 3 7 .5 0 - $45.00

Bassett’sNear P. O.

PATBOMEE THE ADVKKIIsk«

TIO P.MK*. IS ANOTHER IIM.INNING

gres*. w h ic h »loos not o c ca sio n ally go d ire c tly a g ain st student o p in io n fo r fin* stu de n t's o w n good is a policy

w h ic h is w orse th a n m ediocre.

W e lto|ie th a t th e “ keep off the

g ra ss", type o f e d ito ria l poi ley

left the ed N ew * f o re

frethe

nl co lu m n s o f the S t a ic i W e hope th a t the fit

o rla i p o licy w i l l b r in g in new ; s. new energy a nd new v ig o r ) o lle g e .

W h e n a college ca re er n ea rs the end.

nit e d ito rs h ip o f a p u b lic a tio n comes

to a close, a nd m a n y college frie n d - « h it s te rm in a te , one begins to reflect

r it b e r w ith gentle rem orse, o r w ith a feeling suggested hy "th e th a n k G o d

f lis - * ( » f i t " sentim ent.

Ilm ira t lisa* in Im ck o f one as ip iick |y a « w e |iasa th ro u g h them , hut fo r-

in n a te ly o th ers t**gin to ojs*n and loom tip In the distance. T h e r e Is the

w o rld " In w h h h the g ra d a s te m ust T h

A n d a place, a ia*w w o rk to begin, new appo!awMM'iationa to Is* m ade, new ideas to us tu rn c y n ic a l m ore tim e s th a n I

t- » ««indiatosi. I t is hut a c ycle o f •*. i* the student's a p p a re n t i n - ¡ life , which ha« a lw a y s a past and a ‘ difference to h is college fu tu re , a n end a nd a i » ‘g In n in g ra d ia te energy to ace*

I t is not hen* th a t w e w is h to ts*gln th in g , m an y o f w

a re ve rie In to the "a fte r collegi»" n o r u p In « t i r o w n

e ven to retrospect oil the past. A l l mat that is m e re ly an in d iv id u a l m a tte r. As

S e c re t a ry H . H . H a m a d e it po ssib le fo r the Mon to a c c o m p a n y the l^ i a r y c lu b to H e n to n H a rb o i d a y t r ip A p r i l & a n d ♦'» w ill e x cu sed f ro m d a s

h as th a t p e rio d o f t im e

MTWIMZR Ot B AOVKKTINKBH!

NO MORE EXTRASno longer make the eacht aim o f thla company will

fo r e x tra passengers.T h e re fo re , two, three , fo u r or live paaaengern any now ride f<< h#

p ric e o f one.T h i s should appeal to studenta aa groupa of Its may now «.

ta xica b s at hut s lig h tly m ore th a n street e a r fare.

THE MACKEY CAB COMPANYIHal *1*44 tM Sim «r*«

.11 M O K I.K1I1KBHI I I .11« u tili ll IlKM 1.1*11 mnflt lit«-

i i in g to us a nd w h ic h has m aile i

ii ml .»lie.

' tin* new

c a r r y « n Itile m an

b rin g in g fo r tin

and everyiw ie luuat th in k

f o r t. tu «* I f

W it h th is Issue, the last »»f the w in

t » r te rm , the pres»*nt Stati* N e w s m aiiagi-m ciit m in is to an end. A s we lm*k tan k f»*r but a niotneiit i»ti w h a t h a « Is i -n dote* w«> a**e change in the « o lb ge nam e to M ic h ig a n S ta te college W h a t has hapiM'ii«*«! d u r in g that |s*rim| a n d le w m m h tin S ta le N ew s bus- r»* «l in b r in g in g n lsiut sin It • hnngcs a « the college n am e is a m a tte r of • **•!)*•* lu re Thi* b ig th in g is thnt w hat

has las'9 tillin' ban Is* n done A g la m e In to th e pa*t y e a r * w.*rk ¡s b-*« im|M»rtaut th a n a g lu m e into the

fu tu reW c feel <|Ulte contbb fif th a '

State N e w s in.*eager* w ill th e ir w o rk ill tin ls*st |n»h«4Í

tw»r. keeping in n iln d thealsuit o f tin - greatest go<sl greatest number

I t W ill not Is* long. W«4 I* lie*«- la

fo n - tin S ta ti’ N e w » w ilt h r aide to . re tf in j to Its fo rm e r la tg e *!«• fo r

I h r ie à i«- plan* u m b r i« a \ w h i« h pr.u »tcail> a ssure its n i i n * » Hut then

aie.- i* m*t e v e ry th in gWc h a «e no f*<Mrs but th a t the m -u *

a m i in fo rm a tio n to is* p lm ssl Is fore the stu d e ti's w i l l Is* o f h ig h *|»imlity

jo u rn a lis m and not p re ju d ic e d in an> w s « It is m>( there that We w ish l o l> la «e e lll|i|!asis

T h e ts lito r ia i poiii'V is th e one w h b h !«•-ut« u p to o « as tin most im p o rta n t. U*r aft«*r a ll it is onl> p m a 'te r of

i«*••* h a H tra l effort to u»sem bU ' a nd p rin t n e w »

Th* i« al -j*4> is to w iiti* am i p rin t .s it t .i t is l» w ith n fresh vie w )»m n t. « u h f»*arbasto***, m ui w ith *itnvr>ty W e n o H re s Hue it b pi .o i i . ali>

iut|sswiit4e to pr« *ei»t the *tm|. m * » »eW|Bi.ttt( at a ll tim e* V«*r> .-ften the Btw deni ha* no perso nal t oavic- tbwis u n t i l boumsum* else expresses

themW e am wot aimlug here to Justify

i hr printing of mnlter which niU ag gravate the student* or a apevtgc or gaatatio n just to start something', or to scoff at standing Instituíu»na for the maw aanHlnn of I t

Tot wo nan remember th n t an e d ito r ia l poiI r y w h ic h show* no prv

Itatlier Ilian o accompli «li soma* ! e seniors have coiled lilt It* whellM ami lot

H ie ls»at they would : A n u n editor w e have fallen almrt o f !

ilo* mark many times, just as «then • >f our *i*tiioi le . -n b T i have fnlb*n «hurl > ■>f the m a rk .

Wake up. Michigan Htute! Jun ior* who have inherited the Important diiin*» of colb*ge activities, study your j jo b s singly uiid eolle iilvely. Carry j your work lo .ompleiioii to thi* ls*»t of your abilny all the time and not Justit iiiv in 11 w hili*

Thor»* is g n a t w o rk to. Is* done

th is catiipm * T h e deal ri» fo r n

m eni n i s i l i 1l i l y im 1* 1 Is* cireatt*d.pro* ideili * 1>f (In* «tm b u it itHlIM H.

« i m ieti t iti iigr» ** . flu* unio n . •

ro id i/c ll in l yo u b uve it duty 1«(ill i lo t l ■ llt-gt Hlid Ihc «1 u ilo n i«

intim i «o u r

• inn*

1*0*1 H biltl J»** .ill o f

r i o r t «hioil ill be not h In g of « d i

ne*« o r «in .|i»s*r\ pr»**. in iiiuong

men m o l w om en w ho ifihorli

positions . 1 influent 0 mm tig y o u r

low *iutb*nl « W o rk for real st Ut

t it i*m . betLi or a«ihb*( u t l ’ NIIlS,

•In ith m lil v ili even .v s ir 11no«t resti

‘Hi grotijn. In n w o rd , p r ogress '

^(/hen old grads drop in—and around the

fire experiences of then are fondly retold

— h a v e a C a m e l !

fo t

>la*

Ealwtoia KaifiS TemplariAl ClwrlWI« Biaqari

T h e c o lle g e glen c lu b a p p i a re d at ? he K u k .H i * T e m p la r h a u q u n l at * b a r jot to. h e ld last T u e s d a y

M pectal font urea of» th e e n t e r t a in ­m e n t t»irn»*h**il by th e c o lle g e o r - g a n tx a tio n w e re tw o bum or<>us r e n d ­ili* « by I v a n D en nía. «n«> o f L G M »r** * lo g » . » s p ir itu a ls , sn d a *p«‘ - i ta lly a c c o m p a n ie d glee c lu b so n g .

H e lls of 8t M a f y a '

East Lansing Dry Goods

SILK LINGERIE GLOVE*

SCARES HOSB

tw Easter

W h e n ( m g men m tura. Ami by Jtnring Relight tljry relate their Marica of olS — hare « C ém rt!

Far Camal haiga M man «he riaa fm m jr to

or tire yoar tame, ne mattar how plantifnlly you «moke them. You 11 ■area iad more ftiamUy favor than you gat in

So thia night trims thoae from long am te- tunt to think of the rooda that join. Aa yon aaa in (km gnat future intaU, rim» fully term the that'a priaeri hy thtt trorld'r caparianaaS.

If are a Carnal/fata aha cMkoa af O h ana <o( th* t s d / i large«! mmmitaUmn mj anpati fbmtco mam, Notkmg m tan gm s far Carnete. The chmiceti Tmrimtk emd Oememt fahacca«. The mmet »hiifml hienémg. The meet Méemmfh pechege. Ne eehee cipeeeete mede m Uhe Cemek, fie heUet emeeette eem he emide.

Q m Éhb M f e o » da aa# *9*t í r - * 1.«em pet e C«m>

• s w

9§Bjl

The Social Whirl «¿S faThe comtag we»h-*ad ofcH comparatively little entertainment In

.¡ne». Tria week-end mat thn annu ii formal »enlor bail i . tfcl S i i » haltrooS n lr t t . follow ed bjr the lu t Union part» Ó? th !

° " The Alphn onmme Rho fratern ity I . entertaining n» member! JJ¡d gumt« » «• > »“ ° » “ ho* " Sele rday nlght. memoeye

i lidia f lemma B H Ia . benefit bridge ten le to be bald V Kpieeopnl guild hall Saturday

a f i e r n o » n . The affair le being apon-Mred ny the Mother»’ elub.

1*1 Kappa F M Morton, member ml Purdue und also n member of the debating teem, wne a gueet

h apt or for fho week-end. i,ivid of Howell spent the

week p"*1 at the house.Herat inn

r s wore elected at a business Monday night. Handing the

• .,r the coming year Is Iren elding him are Gordon Whit-

vice-president nnd W alter n house manager. Officers• >mlng term are Vern Rupp,

i i arl Baynes, attorney, atftlsecretary.Tlieminit

Sutherland will m ore into , «prlng term.

i-lected fo r the coming M«.inlay evening's bnsin«’ss mtc: President. Kllenor

vice president. Alice !. .1 surer, Klossie I ’angborn;

iinrothy Hhoeimith; house

T. Icbiptepurduiof the

Off* • meet in«iocipty

burn studi* v for th*- n»«r?h;» I orvll M

Hu!Hat-

iB iu g e r , Louise Stoner; correspond­ing secretary. Margaret Rainey.

SororUwRuth Featbely leaves this week

for her home in Chatham. She will attend MerrtU-Palmer school at De­troit nest term. /

Knnominn Officers for spring term are Car­

men Miller, president; Don Haskins, vice president, and Russel Lord, treasurer.

Hamilton Greene ’28, who has been absent for the past term, will return next term.

Alpha (iHmnw llho The fraternity will stage an open

house Saturday evening. The Am- phion Revelers will furnish music for the occasion.

Officers who were elected to serve for the coming year ar»*: MerrittHarper, president; t ’arl Hltiner, vice president; H. Schall. secretary; T. Knopf, treasurer

In io n Llteriirv Gerald Reynolds *nterl«iiied a

gued from Detroit for the week-end.The society elected nffleers for the

spring term Monday .»« follows; President William Hrhulgen; vice president. James Hand*; treasurer.

m u m * t i t a n sM S m H U M E S

T . O n Sm im a t f e e . - " I — I

k r i a k * T m

Bids are being sent out this week to members of the Junior class of the eagiaeerlng division who will bo initiated Into Phi Lutubda Tau, hon­orary engineering fruternity. U lam ­inations and initiation ceremonies i w ill be conducted during the llratl two weeks of the spring term.

A series of programs to be broad- j cast over W K A R each Monday uven-j ing during the spring term are be-) iug planned by Phi Lambda Tau un-‘ der the direction of Dean G. W . B is-: sell. The program* will consist of j

I io-minute talks by faculty and stu-j j uent members, supplemented by mu-1 sical numbers.

The officers of the organisation urt* O. W. Brown, president: K. J. i'uuch, vice president; if. c, Roberts, treasurer, and H K. iiouser, secre­tary. New officers w ill be elected during the latter part of the spring term.

WKAR PUTS VARIED PROGRAM ON ETHER

V ifM r G. Butterfield, BaritoneScores Success Over College

Station.

FM U O T T DEPARTMENT ADVERTMSTOR STUDENTSAkeri II,M S Hfcb School St»

doatg kecMve lefeneathre

Mnu meeting« to encourage Mleh- l««n Htale collega atudanta to adver­tise tbe acbool to rapreaantatlve »tu- dent, hnva net boon bald tbla rear.

W ork In advertlatng the collega to all high school graduate, la being dona aa in formar reara, but no great concerted effort baa been undertaken.

Pamphlets, catalogs-and other In­formativa material are being mailed to approilmatolr 10,000 students of Michigan high school», according to * the pnblldtr department of the col­lege.

It Pay» to Trade at

MILLS DRY GOODS CO.

Dry Goods

Ready-to-YVear

M illineryBeauty Parlor, Third FloorTea Room, Second Floor

1*41# 8. Washington Avrnns LANSING. MICH.

UiKAKTKK t.KKKTIM.N

b -

arótg ani» Cotft ^luipK . M. Ilnrfnrd Opp. II. K, Illdg.

BOSTONIANSS h c c s fo r M e n

BIG BOYKkH Tm Calf

IJ 5 0

We’ re now »kowing the

NEW SPRING STYLESsoft leathers in all the newest shaile.*»— In a wide

patterns— Moderately priced.

H a r r v m a Ni r S H O E SMS ■«. WASMIMOTOM AVK.

LÍMi«*n<»r* in »»n u d ì« « ta t ion W K A R !lll*t We-i III* *«t lilt i v in in w e re e n l o r -1ffiiiif il b y it » Ih i *s i lieti p ro g ra m o f ii iim pii* iniistiTii i ilouf.

W a r n u r G . H im •riieid Imi r i i one. w h *!••no o f th«* font» t ila* proirrarfi iw ith n g ro u p uf i im t b ro u g h t In ;«i’v o ra l ro tpic«»« telephone. M r.lliit lo rflo ld wus h < oiiiiHini<*fl byItlMllilh W lllS u li )iiani*t. W a y liiiu L• ’ l»0HRt0*r. IriM f iT ii'ovti ¡i* ‘ Ita n jo ji Ì p I " , ro n d o n i 1 ■ « in i b an jo ntim -Iter* m iti a d u « • •i i i |n >«i *I of K e libi l im «‘lim ig li, lo n nr ¡■'id Du n jtiLsi n n d :.lo r r y R e y n o ld « i ü .«Uf *eut soinoi

m i hu f l.liir? ■ i 'b*- n ir.S tilo * b y Jo h n U r i 'b in on th re e

different iiiM iiuiin pi.'tiui, c ln iritH d , 1and co llo w e re " •r je iilu ro u o f t h e )niiiNicai ffru^rutu Mi It r i .«bin w h * ne j• •>ni|»unlt*l m i fhe inno by R onnltl Itla i ward* u f la i t.-

'-Ë P 'r & .f p ’. . ' « t . t o t ® V •< '

Hiip

* , D i l in

I I in • Se

I I in

-dl h I I in. !Se

b k t i

Below We List a Few of the latest Hits On Colombia Record«

I Marfcl* Halls F»>x Tro» F ra n « 1« * • - • »•*! H i* ■ •»Mall Mur* Fox Trot

Jig Wafc- F<»x Trot Ipon.i rr*»ui.t»Mystorimin Kyrs F o x Tr**t i|- rr«>uba

t o g af Ih r Ffaun Inlrw: M s ‘Helix " I Ihcn am e ')- Pox Tr,* li* « « Trinile

l i— n eb Leva ( f r a m -Nang « ( l ie Klane ' K*>»Trot lisie» fmnl«

U t ru n - W a ii iHat I II»—Y— Kamt I It» K<

Uà»I \-l, .m.! llis 1 Tret

P a u l t - l i nini I I "

Wa hove a* On lasam Mte anri Nhaal Morii

Budd’s Music House“ EVERYTHING IN MUSIC*

* " " " • W r i l r i r i A v a o o e ' ' u m r i . M k W"M W M I H O B U OffSNOMW L'NTIL 10 CKCUK*

LABOR MANAGER TALKS TO ECONOMIC CLASSES

li J. K* lly. iHTKtiiiiici expert from > tli’ - A m e rica n S m ith <'••nipHit.v « f : Dnirid Itupiil*. talked io Prt.fcKKor A. I*. K oraberg* < ln * «i* in IndiiM lrtsl ri* -1 Intimi* T b iirw h iv li hi* :iddr«>NN lo fin* ••nslm*‘r im; «höhnt*, th»* *|M»nker -n t -K . il ihi* importan* •• u nd *eupe o f 1

w ork in tid ii«irÌM l »’ng¡it«M*r

l i . D if in tu ìin ls frs tk m * iu -».ii’fii* Mr Kt-ll»’> «-mpliMHlxi*d iht* Ini (Mirtnrtt• ■ ! |**i«| *iudy <>f ih«* bn-

r - i n ì i m I u m i r I I« . N b o w t t l •fii* • ppur f m .i> I»** fu r ••rvl« »* In th»* f t " *l ■ • i-i -f |H*r*ufim4 w o rk in in

• rotary, l»ihn ( ’• l'uok . tiir. .Sffriiirl Robison, xandrr uf Mal ilo ('rsek mi Ku»‘sf a l ti»o liou*»*

- ■-»•ri Nponl ths wf*ok M id la n d , und Mi. |»1o*«ih .ri F ia r k wss in Wynn- h W ltlu ri ll in Ann Ar-

!<«■r «pont thn wi-ok ly n .

upprt Dt-lli*¡lig ».ffiror» w111 «urvt . .tur Pr»’sid«*nt, Tins !• -ithiil. Nili.» R sf,

• r u? Host lorn au ; fru^*i kl-- houn»> manasor,

t «iifor, ' gnr»s Trum id**nt Brvh Prrsrott. ?l Ht sortit Hfanton umJ . ’i i ? t hwn old».»! fo tu*» roll.

Phi ImliaP i n D»’ lla -<ot ic fy for

■»■t .» Gordon Ilttss- ! t l m ;»ro* f . « . R f S l r | * h l l

Y..! fon, K Moak and

n t Ünli’rtaino rlaimd ail fh# co »*ds lifjlüHtie ra t in g al ths

i t h »-#• WHincsday• ruinnien* *as of un <• and refr4**hm4?nts ink with St. Patrick's

PP«»» Ilona«• u «pt ni fh«’ wt.fk-4.nd

!v Gisdys Plomsnati« « 4»r#» in Ann Arbor.

IIARVEY PHOTO S H O P

P l l l t T t M i K t n i l C

21-Hour Ssrvks:h Abbat

kakt M N U » « .

DAFFODILS D A F F O D IL SDAFFODILS

S P E C I A L !Daffodils 89c a Dozen, Saturday, March 20

COLLEGIATE FLOWER SHOPW» J . CHmbnirh, *23 * " "

I I hmm* .I7#2 229 K, Grnnd River A%e.

Resists CorrosionTHIS picture, token in the salt m nnhri near

Kearny, N .J ., »h im , two linen u f ACVinch Caat Irtin Pipe rrplaeinil pi|ie inaile o f other material.The alternate exposure to the aetion o f »alt water and air ia a severe test.W hile the pipe »how n in the picture is »uhjcrtcd to unusual co itc m ìv c intiuencca, a ll unden tround p ipe muxt he able to withxtand corrosion to a itre.itrr or le»» decree. Caat Iron Pipe haa thin tiuality. It doe« not depend on it» cuatir, it to resist ru»t|fhe material itielf il ru»t.rcai»ting. The first Cast I ro n Pipe ever laid il in service today at Versailles, Prance, alter two hundred and sixty year»’ service.

Tua C a i t laoN Pirr. P u i iu u t y BuxeaU, People» U u Illdg., Chicago

CAST IRON PIPEO u r ttew f-i, .U ff,*1 P ì in . Hing a it f t r w h : i I f f » , " xch uh to v e rt th « pri.htrm ■ f W.,trr for th f small loa n, v til kr jent

on rrfufit

r ««COT JO INT

S e n i f r I i r o n 1‘ ips /

**Ceifu tt it

tl f ri h'r

E V E R Y T H I N GT kt W ell D te u e i M m IFaafi a n i W ean E xttp i Sheet

N o m utter w hat type o f s(inntt 2 punts Su it o r Topcoat

you have in m ind, no m atte r what h you r fa vo r ite sty le

ó r color you w ill find it here tom orrow priced the H a r ry

Su lT rin w a y at the smallest m arititi o f profit known.

2-FANT8 SH ITSS25-S60

TOPCOATS$21-535

Mriib-WhHrk lo- Stananti

MlfHltiAN AT ORANO

OffM NriwSag «ghia I nlll 1:10 P. M.

CLOTHIERS — HATTERS — HABERDASHERS

M M T . * * * * r i « —

i l

turn m muaSPRING TOOK T IB TEAR

Boa* Ckm to Bo Started for Bo- g to m ' Sprtog Tam.

The Michigan State College M ili­tary band w ill take no spring tonr thia year, according to Cnrl R. Kuhi­re an. director of the organisation.

It has been the custom In psst years for the hand to tour tbo vari­ous towns of the state daring spring vacation as s piece of constructive advertising for the college, bnt this year short trips will be taken by the outfit on week-enda during the com­ing spring term.

The band will give a concert some time In May and Is rehearsing some feature numbers with several solos for the occasion. Mr. Kuhlman ex­pects to start In work with a second band which will be composed of be­ginners on musical Instruments who wish to get practice that will qual­ify them for the varsity outfit. This idea has never been tried before but will prove profitable In supplying the m ilitary organisation with experi­enced players Instead of raw ma­terial from the freshmen class.

COLUTE IM ISW "STATIC” COACH

Im f f . Troyoor Toko» Plan of Taylor Aa AmM m I Foot­

ball

CM O S SHOW NEEDFOR GTHUSMi

AT EXHIBITIONM o n aid M i n Wn I» *•*'

botoli m J VoO tjkll.

Get the Right Hat!

You take no chances here—“May Fitting Service” protects you!Added to our biff selection o f hats is a large and varied variety o f the stylish striped bands. Fea­turing quality Hats at

$5Extra hands, 50c.Newest caps hy Heid and I other makers o f renown,

$2,12.50, $3 I $3.50

Knitted Topcoats will lie in Idg demand. See our stylish coats in Springtime colors,

$27.50

M A Y B R O aThe Hot Store of the Towrf

M 0. Wraklaoteo Ova.OPKN OATtmiMT NIOHT

Barney P. Traynor, former Col­gate football captain and line conch at tha Dnlveralty of Wlaconaln for two yoara, haa been named aaalatant football coach to aucceed John L. "Tar*” Taylor, who haa been granted a leave of abeence. Traynor w ill take up hi« new duttea on the Green and W hite campua April 5. when he will ttke charge of epring football in the State camp. Traynor comes to Eest Lanelng with an enviable record an a gridiron mentor and aa a p la y e r, having played on Colgate'» van ity in 1 9 1 9 , 20. 21 nd 22. H e a ls o won two letters In track, specialising In the weights.

T r a y n o r w as lin e co ach a t W is c o n ­s in d u r in g th e »eaanna o f 1 92 3 a n d 192 4 . W la c o n a ln watt re p u te d to h u ve h a d th e h a rd e s t c h a r g in g lin e d u r in g th e a b o ve y e a rs th a t th e sc h o o l e v e r has h a d a n d m u c h c re d it f o r th e lin e w o rk o f W is c o n s in '» v e t ­e ra n lin e last fa ll w a s a t t r ib u te d to th e w o rk n c c o m p ll»h e d b y . M r . T r a y ­n o r d u r in g th e tw o p re v io u s ,<*a»nns H e w as a ssistant tra c k ro a c h a nd ta u g h t classes In b a s k e tb a ll t h e o r y at W lc o n a ln . a n d w o rk e d u n d e r D r . R a lp h M e a n w e ll, v a rs ity b a s k e tb a ll m e n to r a t th e R a d g e r In s t itu t io n .

T r a y n o r w o n le tte rs In fo o tb a ll a n d tra c k at S o u th D iv is io n h ig h sch o o l. M ilw a u k e e . W Is .. In 1 91 4 . 1 9 1 6 , 1 9 1 « a nd 1 9 1 7 . H # e n te re d th e s e rvice e a r ly In 1 9 1 « a n d In the ra il p la ye d c e n te r o n th e g r id te am re p re s e n tin g th e In te r m e d ia te sec- t lo n . A E . P .. a t T o u r s , F ra n c e . In 1 9 1 » he e n te re d C o lg a te u n lr e r s lt y a n d p la y e d e v e ry g a m e at g u a rd and ce n te r. C o lg a te w o n th e ' e aste rn c h a m p io n s h ip th a t y e a r H e was g ra d u a te d f ro m C o lg a te tn J u n e . 192.1. w ith th e d e g re e o f B a c h e lo r o f R rlfliP F .

M r . T r a y n o r i* a w e ll k n o w n b a s ­k e tb a ll a u t h o r it y In th e m id d le went, h a v in g been a b a a k e tb a ll o ffic ia l fo r th e laftt th re e y e a rs . H e s tu d ie d la w a t W is c o n s in w h ile c o a c h in g th e re a nd c o n t in u e d hie s tu d y as a b a r r is ­te r at M a rq u e tte Inst fa ll. H e Is m a r r in d . has tw o c h ild r e n a n d In a m e m ­b e r o f D e lta K a p p a r pat In n a n d P h i D e lta P h i fra te rn ltie n .

BASEBALL ASPIRANTS GETDOWN TO SEASON GRDI

ro a n o » a m b b c e b t a ib a» m it ma t p ia l in te» C REEIS MENTOR; HITTING STRESSED.

Mte rtf c*>*d

i »n uf «•ren-

Bn*

STUDENTS COMETo Eat at

M. S. C. RESTAURANTOPEN DAY AND NIGHT

THE PLACE TO EAT— -

The W olverine LunchU M M N 8 . H O M A N

OPEN DAY and NIGHT

We Do denning of the Better Kind

EeEoffC E &Co.Cleaners and

DyersN. 1 C As

tie

Mi

A n e x h ib itio n fe a tu rin g a ll tjr g ym n a s tic w o rk w n* g iven hy th*

.d e p o rtm e n t o f p h ysica l edueu ! M ic h ig a n S ta te college T h u rs o «? lin g . M a rc h lH fh . in the gym n

T h e event w as a gre at su m «*«A m o n g It* feature* w ere final

cla** game*, w h o «* p re lim in « ri** played » w eek «g o .. He*1 i t - gatne*. w h ic h wen* a* fo llo w * : game*, w e re a* fo llo w * : .In n e r in vo lle yb all fro m the sopht-nmr»1 7; the *enlora w o n fro m th**

I m en iu bask etball, 18-13. j T h e giiiuc*. attended w ith gr*- Ir ifo m e n t, a* th e y w e re the eulmi

i>f the « T ie * o f in te r el»*«* *«ven the term . w e re refer»«*«»! by

I B lan ch e V x u g h u B u r r . f«»rm»*n thi* inx titutlo n .

S h o w C le v e r Dance*O th e r feature* o f th»* »»veuins

J cle ve r <inn<*e*. in c lu d in g ■< by M i** A lic e M c W o o d . ;i

| t ion hy th«« *w itiilllin g tea■ 111 • h «• I *ome fa n c y d iv in g .W h ite m ade u d iv e fro m the tugne**

I boa rd , nt » »|i*ti»n««e «*f ¡»b* nr ' feet fro m the w a te r liirt»-

w«n* e x h ib ite d h y th»* v a n i t y n I nnd III**» c o rre c tive g y tn ti»* H i- and

apfM ratit* w o rk .I T h e p ro g ru m w a* emu lu*ic*i

square danee. ca lled »»ff by I p . W » ld o * if th*« E n g lis h •!*«?•»’

j w h ic h wa* ilaneed h y »11 : ii in f ro-Cfl*. i lid **llf l»l»*i»«*t iciillj off.

A *lght w h ic h w n* appreciaii »11 the *t»eetator* w a* the pi spectacle m »d e l»y th*« ra n k - •< i lie ir u n ifo rm s, and VHri«'U* ««lor**! lilothc* d en o tin g the « 1 »— f«

| th e y stoodI’D*- deiiiniiM iratioii hrm ight

n il 1 1 fur » f t »-41 1 g y iiin m iu n i

PH TAOS WIN CUP IN BASKETBALL

T h e P h i K a p p a T » b a s k e tb a ll te am to o k rh o f th»« ! n '» r - f r u t c o u rt th e Ih 'ttp eria n * M o n d a y T h e gam«« w aa b y fa r tli best gam«« p la yt'd by an te rn it ie * ib i* *e»aon ani o r li y o f the P h i T a u * a lix h ed u n t i l the final m< K o o k * xank tw o lo n g <»t ■ • I>l«*k‘ L y m a n w.»s th»* g u n fo r Hu« H»»*ii**ri:iii* a tta ck th ro u g h o u t tHe L y o n s a n d K a n u * w « r

Varvt'v basball raudldetea under the geideera of roerh John Kobe era n-ttleg do—u to the rael grind of the luoroj-hin* s-a-on. »Her rather light ; .rkonts to work the • • »««< > *• £ ; T h . ursrtir-« are assuming the pro-

of mid-sesson workonti end • [ are working hurd to get the

-nuad into -h a o e fo.the southern trip 'h a t »* a b o u t to be undertaken.

K o b * a n d h is staff a re laying apo- ¿ i o n h it t in g A batting cage

h , « :>*— is fitte d u p in A g hall for th e ; -ttam ond h o p e fu ls a n d it appears a a 1 th o u g h th e b ase b all mentor Is flgur-j

l>B doing away with one run losses h r s r r ^ n r t h e n in g h i* offense. The h a ttin g e r« -« shown b y the majority uf ti»<» » -a n d id aies tb u * early in the Ii . r s o n i* h e a r te n in g a n d so m e r e a l ! • »Tent * b*«n* u n c o v e re d f o r use In the « p r i o r a m p a ig n .

.* , f « i i r lin e u p th a t w i l l o p e n j be 1 * 2 « -*-;««« n i* a* d o u b t f u l as t h e )

ro s te r ^ h a t » i l l get th e r a i l to m a k e >Kg> s o u th e rn t r ip . T h e m a jo r i t y o f * . -„»* tio n s ar«- b e in g f o u g h t f o r by - o»i«t f o u r m en o f a b i l it y a n d th e

c o tn g f o r th e o ld t im e rs is p r o v in g ■ t lr % V a r s it y m o n o g ra m d oes n o t is*u re a «*** o f p o s itio n th is y e a r “ ..a rh ^ re » r e not m o re th a n t w o o r | .’h r .>*. p o s itio n * th a t a re a n y w h e r e n e a r r n ch e d a* y e t. C a p ta in ‘ ‘ B a ld y ” I K e b le r w ilt p ro b a b ly get th e call to »he third base jo b f o r th e o n e re a ­son ’ h a t ;h r r ° i* n o o n e p u t in a n

* 1 , 0 j « a b le to h e a d h im .

off.i on. K lehler Is a fast and i fielding third baseman and a to? 1*1 I ons hitter. The rest of v , **'I are toaenpa. Fremont ,h 1 catcher, ia receiving real

^P M lU O n r*Wt»

frorn^ newcomers and may°b?i2Sto take the bench in favn three other men who ar< f two r

I albllltiea, but It is alm ost com v I that he w ill start the season tJhfJ I the plate, due to his experiene^ 1

In Wakefield. Kuhn i Kobs has a trio of real and little worry will gr<

. from thia direction, t perhaps as unsettled a* Splekerman and McJr men, are being hard pr« cler, a freahmans tar fr<At this writing Spiekert call.

Toll«.,1Ttd*meahe ( oarfc

bas* ¡i position.

varsity 1 by M». a»t year.K*ts the

131-123 Reel Grand B w r At« East I

2SlSf

.¿r.ib- * h«»n

factoth« Ph*f Itn

T. i

• »ni«

i«i»»

•d

lb»* P h i T a u * «»nilko«» hull cup fo r i1*111 L A P P \ T A I K o o k s . F L yo n * . F Fell, (' o l d « « n h u t « . «*. O 'N e il. H K a n it* . <1

H K B P K H IA N K a y F L v m a n . F A n d e rx o n . * W .‘ bb»«r ( i llu e h rtn g e r. •'«

n. r»««l fhr»«*« bax j T h e gam«* wa* J

; <i.«r«imac th a t at I edge o f fo o tb a ll ! x tra ig h t w in fo r ex th e m the b a »-

BEST OF SERVICE BY-------

L a n sin g L a u n d ry“Where the good work

eesMS from”

P O F T P F T P :! Q 1 $

FO F T P F T P 1 1 « 3

Tour story in piduits hives natìtin untdi•-<; . i

4rl detono boto »• toll jroor otory to yoor proper live coetoowr. Lot oo reproduce yoor ¡Ilustra I icon by the Lioe or H alfU oe procro io one or ■oro coloro.

LANSING COLORPLATE CO.U M H Y B MICHIGAN

I l k w . L I H A M H .E O M A K E ______A AM AHI.K D IM O A EK V

4 frnm page 11p o w e rfu l ami „rn .s iv »« solvent* < » e £not »«ssen! ial! •me «»/ h ia ubjeeta jn M*tu r t ing ' In* ; • i«sf A typ é " f b tlln e wtul* Ims‘11 |'U •M .til w h ich » '«n l»e hep 1 ■

«•rt finelv «tiA Ì.l.* »i Ipartí« «lo* í? « n ilso »■♦« «»iitltfie d ■»m l » a r r t . i l i * m a l l ak«*»* t»* be t i *o*d *w ith « *mnil ‘ iii.'UHf <>f w a fe r in :b e isame man mi tm tu re <>f uMline is m«w r

. m i r . « «u H « t R i r m n i i m i m n i r x t t i i t t r m t w + i iw 11

i ix o m I

All thuJtb il r»*piirenie»to **f lud lic » r e fo um i in t'h a n d le r'* preparati««. { U U tn ««r *ay* T in c tu r e «»f io d ine m »w : umhI x n t r r . i ' iu « «*%fr»«m»4y I r r t t a H n C T «»fT«-it «auxing idUiertng «*f the *kin ami 1»«»*,«•- iu nndeoirahle «tain The n e w f « « i :u is n « > n - ir r i t i in t . m « n f»«\ i» I- •l»w«M it«»r I«iinter «k m im i Uw i»«* m» {» -r m iim in s l a i n

Three f»trnis .«f ibe pre|iaration **an be fix 'll \n »i|u«itiiM *u*penak»n to h e . » s o i l »«. i 'iisinfis '.-mt for animal ken I t>«4* am i qua rte r* w»* the orig inali n m t»«ri»I « « l ig h t . Hxllne being the anhr m ilw tn m c kiicvin f»« k ill |»ara*ite »-»or» 1

A|tpK«Ht«»r* «ii|H**«i like ¡uatihe* enn h«* lUNilc P i.-« «a«»tatti Ira- UMril a* iN-ca «inn deuamt*««! -a uh a list I»- m«»iafnre ‘

; Vertniclilal m l ine. m very -mall,atm«nuts i Iiw I i i I i-Ia harmlexa Inter inail* , has been i«*st*s| to rid animala j ami m en <-f pumsiiea and haa he— j found e\trt*iuel v eff it ieot.

Jonteel Powder Moaas tha Most Frag* ranee, Bert Adhering Qualities

and Truest Colors o f Aay At

50cGET IT AT

C O L L E G EDRUG CO.

fig**»