M. S. C. Library ■Bat Lansing, flch. Volume 28 KAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, FKIDAV. NOVKMIiKK Cambridge Debaters SOCIETY PLANjlntbeRiverYouMustGo P R E LIMINARIES Spartans are Ready' on Tour ofAmerica IS ANNOUNCED -Say Sophs toFroshers fail TO GARNER for Crucial Battle Mhoie Talk Here Tuesday BY WOLVERINE ' talc Purlin?, But.lit Frmh Like It; Thi g|(j FROSH VOTE with Temple Owls 0Hir« ind Hittle Art Named bv Coach Menrhhofrr to Face »"• llachmiiii Hint his Spartan* I a|tl O'Hnt'a and Donald Kittle and a team chosen Years Rather Than Present. of Clans of 39. i Philadelphia, the* m*iu* «»f their Iriti 11'lieges of (^ambridife university. London. Kngli n»w afternoon with I'ojr Warner's n tlehiite will Ih- held Tuesday night at S o'clock in [niditorium of the People hurvh. The British team is expect- arrive in New York to EXTENSION LA 1 L11JIU11 MEN Ifllail Wofv my* aannm (ITDC 1 *i.rr>'» hr 1 'ruled In lu'irin their tmiriif Slates. The ile- J* I HJ^KK iarnionneeil eliiirye or nl u ro.ln. I lust night .ate with Michigan State wilt County Agents, MSC Workera, tl>, and 4-H Men In Convene 'I Maritime Borpny Hammer Dis¬ part ir u tar I v snrpris- Next Week. hoi n» attendance at the plays Versatility in Por¬ meeting last trayal of Varied Roles. •liv idtinlly. tiftrhf had indicated a tigure prominently in the com- 4-H «tub l< it presidential campaign It is: junction « :fMu chapter find the Temple line'too heavy to The Cambridge team is com- '""Ia' bon' the pierce Wnrmhein and Agett are *ed of John Boyle and C J M n,lv w,n h eeund ready to flood the gridiron with college debate team an red GRADS TO HONOR through the eastef the United States last fhe "debate clinic" t«> tw MACKLIN IN EAST Endeavor to Carry Out R» the afternoon i.< the firs latiou on Office Holding. d to be held here on th Gather in Philadrlphia Toni|hl i The debate teams fr lor "Pop Frolic". t schooU in central M ■ • L>een invited to attend a ric- t between Michigan State and j The I nivrrtity of Dt-iruit M s (• to Hayes. Jr.. J Donald Hittle. Ray¬ Find First Class a! r .of Pi Kappa Delta, national honorary. An open forum I home footbal | dedicated at t mond J. Kaezornwski. Ketrhman, Henry K Kutrhln* Edward G MrN'amara. Jr. Hornet Sam II Stooge chrnan ha* 33 ,Mention players on The starting lineup the Hiding Under Bass Drum ion of the question the debate M McKay. Donald C OHaia probably have Zarza and AH- The clinic is under the direction Burwell C. Palm, Carleton A. Pal at the ends. Zindel and Sleder f J D. Menchofer, coach } verbally described by C " a c h. Silrnl Mrml>rr of Band Worrifa Not On* Whii About Hi. Mo.ic; " "w ,a*k"-" ,h"', w»"n";D»h|- men's debate team. He is | Charles Bachman. colored motion Shappee. C.irl F. Siglin. Warren ? . . . ... Hl« „ u/l c l""'n vimbination lor guardi. and Way Will lome When Senior . the campus and short ** ».. . .. . H Stiinsl>erry. Mauru-e I. Strait : „ icouncil take* yvi Vanderber* at tenter Vandrr- iM,5,cd b",,irc,d p of the East Lansing high; Medical Journal George H Wellington. Leslie R I110 e n* a Drummer Vacalei Foil. '»'r* » -1111 "ulterin* from a leg i injury that he had concealed from > team. On Thursday of the HI £* i a Wilcox. Alan W. Winter. Howard __ #a# # week. Donald O'Hara and; nlames Schools«- x zmdei,emh r zuehike them Facilities lit JIVINIE II\Vs. III. Emery tatrlw and .aie. for the1"'" *"« '» "tinted upon Toot t'K. toot, the trumpet.. T«. II "" * ",a"er j Coast Artillery—Charles W. An- O T C drum whkh is 4 feet 441 ion go. Illinois. (ACP) - The thony. Charles M. Ashley. William to Be Increased rurnp. ta-rump slides the slide « iriches tall and 2 feet 4 inVhes' wiI1 cal1 signals, and if expected ^Bndardi of the medical standards mediral schools. ehrnli, W Barber. Bernard F. BenninK I K. Benning Ever mrreasing rlava-i a re. t'omtaaie T»«d I wet* twits the edgewtm- and that's a lotta drum!hc """"" "*lp' * w'" ""nc .. Former Poach JoTm Macklin will uncr amon| the htgheat, have been John R Bingham, Fred W. Bren-1 rapidly o,erl«iding the K.d/ie ! "ughty pieeolu i,ri"" R"d butfrom the . <»|ed for the high achooU of the I Uinpa, umpa u, chaperon* at every game game area Thi* meet will bel*1* u,k abuut "«* old «•»»•" « lowered in recent year., averted ner. Paul F. Brinen, Charle. G I Chemical laboratory. .huh. when ......... - "• • •• — • - — *' «" maaaive tuba Burnt. .... Cover, have to tie removed emoved and andr'P jg Still Oiling ITOITI flO U1- man uader the direction of Professor j S C. He was partially respon- ;fbe Journal *«» of the University of De- ,'ble ,or ,h" building of the pre,- Mrdlt.al Aiwociation of the American} Christian, Stewart A. Clark. Rob- J first put in*o i . ; during tlie fall jbo"rn' *«* b<« baM drum, and rtp\Ui ^ before and after each incurred in the Washing¬ * *" •**" ssociation in this year's!f,r* in this year's Tu L. Coriell. Cori.ll. Leonard Ixnnard J. Crur- j of 1927, ]. Czar-j 1927. wai was thought to be of ,tc State Men f cou^k °f Nntlo"al Music Group Cominfr fo It's Swanks ' i Diti i ttim « ball games Temple Trip | BULLL1IN - —TO ANSWER OVR CRITICS . . . i WASHINGTON i on Mo Phi PpKiton. music hononu v. tlojng j| ' Bright < "!or evervt.,. The Sinle News i- gratified to hem that a t< w live tearing their hair over the rctriif r Th - ZZ::""T";;r: «sc Cr.d. in Ea.t Civf Many Tl'* inlirge. or If If tirjnie S« h<>. !;»o,f w, .,?«• happv •«» act , 1 • iwn ii Functions (or Spartan sh„ui'» i,.,m, r,,>-i.*»option to the attitude prr-muit* u Butler i f t'ohitnlua. who h nrohnhH known even Mioinnl j Where People Meet mid Like to Km the jiai'tj* ns something of an nut hen? his field v Said Butler: The chanirterMn Mimtned up ,n five points *• f ait h oi roottu s.v tnhn ;»?*4 person anrup and Ituttrr It is interesting to note here that notu ..f these is developed bv . .-n-nejif tons ntti»ntn>n attributes : American Chop Suey with Itiee f.» assie-nmetii - or 2 Our Candies Make a I'rrfwt fiift Phono V*»,' tUIUUIMMUIIIIUIIIUUdUMIll, Fraternities ■ i! " ' s . smu. o PATTON BATON BRF.AKINf. MAY NO LONGER PRF.VAIL Sororities TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE WOLVERINE ECONOMY PLAN Sign with your House Representative at the Wolverine office in the libraty LIVE and let live BUT WHAT A BOLT THE BERLIN OLYMPICS' STIIDEhT PULSE Send Your part merit ere their equal,v. that Baggage chemically Smith and Jones are on a par. that culturally they ate on the same plane, that Ihev must not Detroit, Home by rt SU m , allow prejudice- to rule them. East Lansing, was nofTat'nt thi1 People must be shown that if a young lady in the RFC marries rear With 61. while i>on Tuttle, Day City, ppolled 54 votes? Trail¬ RAILWAY EXPRESS a young man in the NYA it's not N<» N«ii . coilegc man or woman begii ing where Bert PortnofT. l^nstng, to harden yourself with the transportation e4 tru.- Vs 1" find himself behaving some actually illegal, not NO, but per¬ with 40 and George Cully, Buffalo. baegag* and personal effects at vacation time...send glutei > »lands out and demands ; similarly, He falls into the fectly OK N. Y.. with 81 votes. alt home by Railway Express. |fanizatiop oi many t in re— <: c*r< never spl;t by petty tme In rinwriimnations Nor wdi >«• fakv '*ny initiative toward I refer to that regretful bit of a vague way he begins Ito wonder what sort of chaps work tMt^altllwA? IXHltSS HI Wt Here's the wsy... merely telephone Railway Expr«" e U *r*'n ^ l°r *ha shipment* —whisk them away on fa>t p4^ hmmtr I be suj.purtci* „f thr» vie*s insulted If -tuMtthne*. • U Thtt College t»r Is PARAOI Ieenr Germany lit Trade School"" | in stupe of the other departments, senger trains, swiftly and Safely to destination. You tak* > '»: foot# thai her governmental ilorw, shall just as a Harvard man often finds FeMeeiee hbMms" b»in home with peace of mind, knowing your baggage wiVi he apply to athk-tm> If only. tlw l nf irtirip, plus of other nation? as well a? he: himself faintly cur lots as to what «nwi ewoe ease home almost as aooa as yoa are. Rates surprisingly law .* ' „»ti. America should not hesitate to allow the Nan? to I".with their can be i>ublLvhed m the editorial [sort of chaps go to Brlneeton. He program susptvt# they may be perfectly al¬ rt,"*Tr• %n*> After vacation, well bring y<*if without our participation. ^oluntfj*. 1 would suggect running baggage twi again, altn* At leant tie mp\ «uh them luck. "»d»" in thb space. » 1 right but lie isnl quite sure. w«*r* tJr ^Lrwl *<>"7. trowhle and crmecesaarj expense, CVYascionally, meeting an old eeaeeace^eao For aervice or tnfurmaoon Ulephone Many people t^tdeh myself classmate from read my t opy of the News— but another ment, they get to discussing the - depart-i EVERY WED'DAY RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY. Inc. Thought on Temple game: This Pa\* Smukler ought to be I'm ashamed to send this copy ;mcriU of their rrapcctiv* bureaus, ADMISSION 10c 219 Abbott Road, East the importance to society of the Lansing Varsity material all right—he'? been playing frosh hall at Let's have "First things first." work Phono 5-282S done by each Smith of ? different collejres for half a decade. Stdl in Pop Warner will 1 news and Editorials Harvard and the Resettlement ad¬ aaj": "He's only a junior—should be ever. Helpful! v «xperHfUCe." with morel MCK STKOUBA yours, ministration and Jones of Harvard and the TV A are cordial until 41$ Elizabeth St. advisedly Smith in¬ Railway Express happens to let NATION-WIDE RAIL-AIR SERVICE Nnvcmlter 1, 1935 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Cage Three froshGriddersDown nThe SPORTORIALS Louisiana State heal our Iret of Vnnderbllt and Purdue ran Into too much Carnegie Tech and lost [ STATE MAN ' CETS AD JOB with a choice of Col* Olivet Varsity for Sideline Coach By HARRY WliMrR. Rpnrtft Mltnr another one for us. Colgate yield-1 ed to crossed Holy Cross 3-fl and Detroit | un up by coming back forj 3rd Straight Win lir»T? the Fast. Ihe victor. This time The memory to n thrilling 1(M ft win over Villa- the games between Harvard and j In the hrenst* of the deter- Big Jim Thorpe, the old Sac and , Smiiktrr and Co. might Dartmouth, where we picked llar-j Slate YtarlinR* Run Over Lighter Comet EIpvpu Dripilr Bril- ►' »x warrior who massacred oppo-! they are In for a tough after-, vard, and Kansas-Kansas State, liant Overhead Attack; Weight ««d Power ■tits baek In the biff-bang era '< the trip to Philadelphia vowed wlmre we picked State lum^Carlislc Institute was an- We did call the Notre Dome- are Deciding Factori in 31-19 Score, among the undefeated rank* when Navy, the California - Southern California, • and the North Caro¬ By MYRON MrDONALI) grei The game will get under way at exactly 2JH) p lina State-Georgia Tech game*, Muhigau Stnte FYeshlTH'li .itiawhtnl to their third straight 'ever coached. tip Eastern Stan dnrd Time, and n large number nt State Students,* And-alumni arc however, and saved something i un I'attcHgill ttllff last Wednesday. n« j Spartan blue oVt»r- Ancl Indian remained Pop' expected to be on hand In fatd .Mm Parrel Macklln. former fnot- from an otherwise dismal day i h. hiiiHi (divot crimson Ml 19. Weight and driving power ball conch here, and now one of We're already worrying about j leading real mining operators he ndjre over n l»nlli;mt aerial attack, and though thr in the East will be on hand to Wi'nrss the contest Just one work in the games between State and, i i. . rnppy Coitfet siptad ptaved a dashing and gallant along about *26 or■ *27 Kime Ncv- from tomorrow, the Homecoming date, when the valient Marquette ii >vas State sfontn-roller tactics that scored the win- ers enrolled under university Irani coached by frank Murray will ktiive to spoil the Tempi", Ohio State and Notre j Pop's guidance festivities. Marklin , Will be here fw the dedication of the stadium In ' Dame. Navy and Princeton, ford i nv- ,\c touchdowns. ; ifld became a two-time AII-AnYer- ham and Pitt. Northwestern and ! his honor. Mr. Marklin will com. in a special car with several H.trris. Wvnknop. Smt«z. and Metiovem were the Spartan C Jm,? of his Eastern friends for this . u., outstanding occasion. Jt ST RECEIVED ..Imcn. whrlc the th rir«l MMIoti. • iiv • ■ t tallies were registc The Stale squad will make tilth heavard HARRIER MEET V . beautiful Temple stadium, where (he boy* went Harris and Nuxnov ] ''Tr through their pre-game pare* APk ;W*: gusto. L»«h, Smith, and Drkkard Seem To Rr Too Strong for Stat. HARBORNE'S Hill aorl Dalrr. Thl. Week. A GOOD PLACE TO GO FOR BECHTOLD LEADS TEAM A DISH OF ICE CREAM OR Wailr, Spark., Wright, aod Green Will Accompany Card- and A GOOD CUP OF COFFEE nrr Cajrtain to Indiana. n. JACK III It ID w, II ,, |„,K, f,,„„ ., This Saturday th.- njrp-oM that m..«t in. (ii.-ati.iti of —f.. la- or not to l>. " will Ik- nettled un Indian* m"*' ' "" 3 Cheers for Genuine iunivumity'.s i-rnsn country i.' ' >..! ii'» , ^ heads aro ...or-.. i whethe r Stair's harriers ran The .t-Ir.i » • IK.ti ithe Irult- |IJlrg A burse in a herd of Id* charge* unrklng hard in *'•' ! 1 flu t: u.jn pret'iralinn for une uf Ihe toughest wbeep. The* runimand national schedule* In Kparlati rage history led h* tton liarlnrk! Ilan Itrck. '•'•a' """I- by . ««t aiirotloii. and rtil.lt. »o. Manrtrr Bin see and Co.. Ihe rourliueiit are *hu\ving Tit.-, b.-.it Buti-i . t j;u| fi<>ittlrnien. to defeat the up very well for I—MaacuUne. M.i n *x 11* me* su early In the year. ' 1 ' Naturally cnbuglt Van Fa**an. Ilerrlrk. and honored favorite leather IliM k i.l Owl* will Im a Irb k thai ltuu*r are hound in he I'.tit.u !,) u< 44 11> mlji*ed plentx A eaaulty ha* already orrured I,it lit t it ^ hi ihnvr i be Spartan pack right Hip raetlrr (his far in thr form At a hark injury to Milliard White, now presented ax the sea* prrf.-et liuit I Sill I- mXA» «up- hart |nt„ thr h>M-hr,drd rmv *1 son's "natural" in smart i i' promising guard candidate from East Lansing In a scrimmage ses¬ ii, UM .Hi evt'iy uatinii.il titrniloit and revive the sion early thl* footwear. ' ' : ' ' ! James Smith 0j,| past week. While received a knee In Ihe hark which spirit In a new peak the of thr trouble !•- ti.ittoiia! nmt.u A A C champ was cause llill fain, lalland aggressive renter f—Correct, ft finely te*. n will take speed and more from Alpena Is working wet laround thr pivot post, and should make tured grain is timely with Ik'kkaid e right on upred—those boy* are big and a* very tin hot-h of the Smith i«d capable substitute for Buysee. Wilkenso crmed ' N .v t v.Ik w si! uho Haunt their predictions In the Smith and Rite appear to have a lu trrlacinK of its libc-n. No . ia Collier's. Black or brown, *v:ik« iht *' ji• The men are Gjiifi- ftrr fAte lirp railing Temple, layers to skin off. *•'•<•'> r. W.ii'e S| urk-. Wright. Gr-. n r|t that as It mav and !• v.a<: i '.!• Aft. • D-uiti tf.eu leam Vl-t state evil is the No- mot of Hglll man ever called thetn all WALK-OVER Take 'em Toucan. t burton's Walk-Over Hoot Shop 221 S. Washington Ave. t.euuard I aleone. and the Mirhlgan Slate College hand made debut in Detroit last Wednesday night, plating at the Detroit Lions Lansing station 7/;',;" Hmlon Red Skins game, and did they create a sensation! The Spar TO HELP AMATEURS !.].!,..'-.i th."„ rii.'«> , tan music makers held the vast night crowd spell hound as the; paraded during half lime, and blared out their stirring Tony Smith, the drum major, was particularly hot. the young sopho¬ more handling the baton like a veteran, and thrilling„the crowd with his antics. bang, adding All In all the state hand again wrul prestige to over with a TOP H AT more our rapid growing institution Thl* with week-end the hand is in Philadelphia, and will he in their aiding the hoys in heating Temple. I-'retl A*fnlrt' Dick Richards, owner of the Detroit Lion*, and a great fellow, considers the State hand the finest college Ginger Houorn hand in thr mid-west. un. - Mon. - Tues. at thr (Boy*. couldn't; score. Michigi third in \ a low after lomng -ix- !» ui- v.-,.- a.w.! ' show the Ij*- And pot-wearing has only been; SPORTCASTER this time whipping Colurr ! tening public thi ir wares Nov- lethargic- no enforcement, no; mainly br-r auive of Bill R' n,«Hy 13-14-15. a her. context -take* 5 compliance with the. tuppoMsily- Boston almost duplicated their ved pu.n Activities on the many coli<>:«' . Sution WJIM ;* now giv stringent rules. Maybe things are1 Winning s««.u of .» week •t 20 gridirons around the nation In t ing full information «r the air waking up.and the dummy inci-j by whipping New Hampshire 19- la: 11- w«\ei to a wide are., of listeners dent marks thi* awakening. Saturday saw a long list of upst 6. Temple heat West Virginia by : added to those > Use;' Amateurs with a flair for con-; Why hot a modified class rush? already recorded the same score and Kansas added in previous games. While State over test* an askid U> rtqjort to the Other schools still enjoy it. and what was possibly the day's big¬ was handing a sound drubbing to kick ! local labor temple 1154 East certainly rules could be drawn up gest upset by edging out Kansas side;. buck.) I Michigan gveime Latest advices to hold down the rough stuff, if state that, whiU there m still that is the objection*I feature to!; while Temple was adding another i ; the Bears of Washington, and State 9-5 one to Cfeighton. losing by the l>mPus Knjuy thr Mu«ic Krum 'Tup lint* weak i plenty of time, prospective con- the authorities, ! win to their record, other scenes, of engagements had many unex- margin of a missed kick, 7-6. Yreft* With a I'htlco second play after the kick- kick- tf slants should t« slants should begin now now Let the kids play. ; Sore spots on the Sportcaster's ■«s k-d to the next score. pee ted results. Wyn- record headlined by the ^ j -— — - • The Sportcaster ran Into a j Army were t«rt«WfS n.'.snatched an Olivet pass and raced ninety-rum yaid- for a HARRY BUTLER WINS victory over Yale 14-8, nightmare Friday night and mo - ; where downed on the Comet 25 touchdown that didn't count, , a M. S. C. ALL NOVICE RUN ed 7 out of 19 predictions, a win-. we had picked the El is PHILCO wide around U»c left ran j thrilling dash, even if the well- .637 and his! - IB yards A five yard-mg. Final score: State 31, I ning percentage of worst of the year. Spartan oppo- j Federation of SALES f"-»■ y for Ux» much Line out, Olivet 19 laurels for the 14th annual AH nents had a successful day, win-i the ball two yards from the . The starting lineup Novice Cross Country run went imc and rung five out of six games. i Kronson Scruhy Wynkoop slid off- Olivet Position State to Harry L. Butler, colored Michi- L for the Marquette mowed a previously; and Hi* OrcheKtru tally. Agam Nuz-, Krcigvr LE Bremer ; gan State freshman, wiio hails undefeated n v v and unscored upon converskas kick was wide Ewing from New York city. Butler led j Si.K kicked off jMcAdams ... LT Klenncr I the harrier squad to the finish by Mississippi eleven under a 33-7' to Olivet. Two;Davy US "-ptt'te passes, then two com- Gi ties pie . C . Laccy a goodly margin In the fast time I * • ' iong ones from Feller to^Kiej. RG— Campana of 17:37.7. He easily outclassed ^ ••thiiiu*. a r seemingly infallible Smith rr,r1;nati0n> pUt the bail on the iStarke fk>art*n 30, where the defense: Martin j ^ ' RT RE QB Hunt the rest of the pack, as he was not Belanger j pushed at any time during the S/asz' approximate three and a half mile Mac*a Cat Rate Biffcncd and the pigskin became i Marty j 120 N. Washington Ave. property. Only for the I Feller LH - -RR—. ... Nuznov j Harris race. The medal-winners are as Brake- . . j follows in the order Of their finish* j man's rt «n*nt. however, for the er.' Morviliu* omnip- intercepted a jMorvilius FB SubsUtuUoiu: Olivet— Martin- j Oavi*. Butterworth, Sharp. GU- Wynkoop. in«: Butler, Brill, Oaborn, Grime*, Ci|mttH it a for X5c ^ on the next play and negotiat-jdale. toe thirty gualw ard yards for! Andersoa White, Grindell, Smith and bert, and Harger. Bootery State — McGovern, "" *~ 2-2139 " 'toal score of the Soxh - TieH game. Feller j Maliakey. DUIman. Laflerty. Kova- Shirts • Drug Sundries _»*; s r*ire Pour MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Friday, November 1, JOftR C AMPIJS CAMERA NEW OFFICERS VETERINARIANS sS^S*jT7l rw NAMED BY IRC fniUVCWt urpr tUNVtNt HtKt Afesktll Finishes , Military Career ilesr In 1021 They were ma »nl In 132* ami •have made th. Perrin Elected Prenident of In¬ College and Krllogg Fnnnda- Man Connected With College ternational Rotations lion Conduct Annual R. 0. T. C. Ends Thirty Club. Court* Here. Years of Army Life. and Mtv M.nkill plan to take rttifrtinohfle trip to Sun Anton Union Hoard Announces Opening V - U..t, MNC h:i« ts^n Ma«tri Sergeant Jeremiah M«- Texas, where they will spend i of Tea Dance Season Saturday; Fry Plays forSWL Party Tonight CLASSIFIED on Stair s «ampt»H !«>r several the I -ni noitnced To»Ui\ that the first of i's of tea held tomorrow at'termMm at I . in the I with music h\ Red liivi^i.-m :tn Admitted f»v«* and men idiar cordanee \\■ ith-traditi«-t»: Attn afternoon, from 1 to r< oVhn k.* other tr« ntf otr* Tup «.,« during the.same ho ,, i s ,r ,v...| Girl A ngle Hits all Vinton Matey Phono .IK Polo Struggle I t AKN eonlraet bridge CI N< w Y.uk lie itrday aftf»nn>on for the t» Here 'tonight party will probafilv In* rt Demagogue - Varsity fontfd j f 11 May End in Free-for-AII j y fy u'1 «>.; • rhc'«7! h\h1o Rattle with Girl Re*erve§. j Annual Speech Contest Grayce's 0 H* Tilt Micmt tinron y Z Topics Are Announced Mass . and wi inrer to Represent State in Novemlnn I V t Alpha (1il Omt Mr Mi** Alpha i I'm i1 fir»«1 M;v T S IV.\ R , Later Contest to Re Held Here November 62 on itw Met iea 191(1. t.. Ser Dress 6 Sale M Cars V C llathke a* . (a. f 1 Alpha fiamma State Theater M.ov aid Mats land in $5.99 Sunda> ( Nat. F\« ... lattrtv nf railway artil- *j> Nlte ) 5.9 $6.99 ; i % ■ Mr it11>1 Mi v \ Previa <88 fo! France on August Form al and Street i IKIPW \M» MTIRIIU hieh later became I he ion! of railway artil• $8.99 Dresses » Alpha tlmlrrrti "fate Mlu i.lrn* Tall* of the Town Ynluev Ai»-' i 67 95. tuny, tan* Value i 1 t tlpha Thi GRIOMAS WASHES BAR) TO PA)' H A) IN COLLEGE it 1313 Fort Up was Howard, Mary- again Grayce Shoppe Three t 1 No. 3 Strand Arcade 4-11 CLUB TO GIVE March 20. 1920. when . „ iaundtie% Home Again RADIO PROGRAMS PIIOM MIN Dnilv M.ilinrr 2:S0 l.'if Ah 1" College Station and Olbei Carrv Broadcast* mrollllttt and S \TI Kit\\ Nights anil Sundays (hildrrn Always 2.V Ufa T«m scan nRmurs m Alpha \i Delia ....IN SCKAM mm M TIS HUT Alpha V ...llltl-UTKIED dlru.t • T.ffwriSit ' wa*. tiatu.n ! E II Hail. Mrw Mr** C R »u. , MARION DAVIES -"PAGE MISS GLORY F'tss PAT O IIIIN > Die* fOWtll . I* OTNta STAIS l.iu at'NDAV - MOMIAV — TliBSDAT— — v ' Men's r.lee Club <«ET KXt'lTEie IIEKE THEY COME! ,i '-Z Smoker Is Sue« FRED ASTA1RE • GINGER ROGERS Delta Alpha i I Van 1 iu-aN Mad..r . • .,.i it •'1 w 1 ; Mr* the IIrmv m. Di'fta Alphi MM»W MONIMV Tt't:»D%t TOP HAT" l.trk. and Mule by Irving Berlin ' Kappa Alpha Tbrta Top Mat Kappa Alpha Tb. hiarrinR ttingrr lluirn and that formal iruiwCMn 'for four gi* Salur< S'W ESTERS CONTRIBUTES MORE E00USH ANSWERS THREE SCHOOLS SEND STUDENTS * Darba** l , STOCK JUDGERS HERE fad# and M*; WfTt gUeSt* d*uy a at tli frtfftA XMtio State university. Pur¬ due university and the l'niver*.?v ; Kappa Delta The house rhte lb* New Vi of IMinois will be present, and al- i unrd Pr and Mrv ft £ Stifcu at and Mo mer. s,r Samuel.Hoare. according to though this is not a formal meet, mg »-■ all the formal Uu-s w»U tie gonr Tuesday night. ,,JH, omhryo rc-porier, is command - the team* will "t&m- ■ Patronize the Kappa Delta* 'will dam mtrodueth ei of the French Se» t Rtchard F through, and . lh,\/*ta Taa Alpha music of Ray Vickerstaff i "*•" t»I love at f\r*t aight, and then Byrd ,* a senator from Wert Vir- pete against each other The< 7-eu Tau Alpha held election « ctintesls will be in the afternoon.; tea tomorrow night at the Little pledge oflkfrs and elected the (<■ things begin to happen The r**- g,nMI \ y C. rtand* for* lllmui* manre follows stormy and al and the reasons for their selections | Theater Patrons wiH be Dean and \cm a Conservation Camp, "a branch ot ing M tUlred M oldenh auc lim« hil.is.u. <-.-urw- whirti r«- will be gi\*en in the evvning It j Mr*. F. T. Mitrhr:.. Dr and Mr* lhr OCT' Mtcfcry Cochr.iw i> • president Kay Damn*, vii thought that in the neighbor-1 P. V. Fabian, and Mr. and Mr* trnd. Co Ih. Udo. Thrrr. when- pre*.*der.t, and Camilla McRearr; pn,(r^lon,; twmmtr «nd dlvrr. ronri..:., s!i<1r «nA K\,<- hood of eight men will come Iran j Impen. secretary l\,o- ut inlrrpid Arrtlc rt- Adelaide Hamilton, alumna, wns - nsiikl,' inviuntiv, .fl.in. ™ lo each school. Advertisers of the • • • j Hoo,tr. urot. . sprrUri.l.i rlimbx another bright lad. i» a lormcr Glee Club . to be the Kkiit Officer* president of the United Slates and h OIL MAN TO LECTURE are giving a tea' The officers of the men's glf trcguing of any y.f inlroducrd by hil! Ju,t rumpb-trd a book called S to 6 Sunday. November 3. fa. lwnor of thctr «nr patrons' -M: v„ riub arc IWrr.c Edgar Wb„c. n.„ W ^ ^S ™I'd This b> ,h*-dance P,r">" «'h„r Hour. Gang' On Monday, November 4, at T: 391 Mfaa Cathcrtoe Wilier lino." creation, av-i p m, an engineer represent.7^ The hou«c y »rvi Ralph R.«, J7. wrb the Calumet Refining company of mrthcr. chapter prwident. and tvy Robert Pram*!. -JT. trraa- claimed as more fascinating tha*/ HORT COURSE ENROLLS 88 Chicago will lecture on the Test-; Michigan State News two pledge from each aorority either the MCarioca" or the "Con- - iUm, John Baxter, JT. librarian., ing of Lubricating Otis. The Ice- j hm been incited. F.d Hamilton. -Jg. and Roger Wil. i tmental," Is done "by the co-stars The enrollment in the short ture will include . and by a mixed chorUs of 60 of course department for the year SpM A Hkll Kif*«* * * 'ue rr. dumber party fa <""* "St. •ccompar.j.t. Stanley i Hollywood's finest ensemble danc- ' " ' 1935-6 has been announced that department to be 66. There I—i ecfaedule at the Sigma Kappa. p,tr.m.re Wichigan Stale Netc. ; are 59 enrolled in the first year, 12.30 for j advertisers PATROKUC OUA ADTKRT1SERSI *»nd 29 in the second year