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Michigan State News Statori »• Abet /a HflitwllmtAuditorium.
T I ! KHI IA Y , J A N U A R Y 2f,, |!.2<i S 'liM H K R .il
Wolverine Week To Open On Campus Wednesdayc w n ia k e s
FOUL PLANS POR V0DV1L
MTR ACE CHOSEN FOR ’TÎ3CNTATION. FEB
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Can’t Dance to Chin ” Music ANNUAL MILITARY BALL TO BE HELD Jimmie’s Voice
FRIDAY IS A TWO O'CLOCK PARTY WKAR Favorite»he radio arid »here
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WOLVERINE FLYER TO BE
DISTRIBUTEDCAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS JOIN
IN CONDUCTING SALES CAMPAIGN
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TO UNVEIL STATUEWolrrrin» Sponxon Prtm llliM
of Vulplorinf M iil.rpim
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J-HOP BANQUET PLANNING BIGGER BURNHAM TOTO BE SERVED HORT SHOW FOR MEET SENIORS
BY M. S. C. UNION FARMERS’ WEEK VOCATIONAL E X P E R T TOJ. rut . , r „ DISCUSS LIFE-PLANNING‘ ■ •“ ' r ' “ *• •> F' * COUUSt FO« SENIORSIwi for L iu lM Scrvicr |, Prrdkted.
VARSITY OOARTETTE m t w o t n r BOOKED IN LANSING
A M S K T R U C T O R ^ Gi»o E iliilii— u l Toaifkl
Teacf B e ta Sbart Ca
l i Midiicia Armm IR. E. Cbarcb.
r* rtf of ‘ *.«• i ho * •>*“
*A«-.| ri il m h e r of *fi» r .*•*.l’>rt b u ild in g ha* made ided fsr-tlttle* fo r d la p la y - irlnr ’ h*- r roo pa »ha» afe
%I«íi -H enal*» i»! »«r* >-;nr « • a p o n » !«• n o m - <iegree
VIr Burnham * • u<’ ¿Mo¡pal i « II» «ili dia'"»»*# plan* for a ‘ planning »our*» I' i* ««Id 'hat
r* ha- long been « need for »»ffer '•«;.er» redan '*- *en!'»ra r*-
dm* »heir life work Kor »hi*
i, ! F-uir**- and ' »h» «en:or ' ia*«
•Volver n* » ly e r
m»erei» am ong nd» md »nPRii*-«
-lHge<t*«rii m -:•egtitiHRh* ír»»m Ia-n
. ire*» u h . *t»e» e»-“e*ar'* und e*«:hu»*a*n*
>r nail **«Ht (j»*iraJ#H' in. ..h* ti**te iwu't. ’ < luj'i'* i v i »g tira- elafe »•* ;i**‘
TbrirtUEl* te i- «*■ tb»' o n e Im»* hWtl |«JÎ 0*1 i -i .m fliira ia « e ■ «.«h rn — mi« a maii "f
il -**ei ihTi»*' mihI fa«* a *~-v i*. *ia» Úam iwduatry.
-ntEcn c a T »t m r a n m« t i U d Steff Will
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EXTENSION WORKERS MEET FARMERS’ WEEK
Coaatjr Agent« Will Givi Rnait* of Mitbadi a Ceoltc—tr.
• ndine*
M ind lta«f:ng* The '»rganiia- iM n demand moat " f the lin o due to »*ariy arrangement* fhe
f ig V le n w H I h ie U - I- * 1 1 « b l# 10nf Michigan
»he Farmer« .See«uaft< able »h* ;,en
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ffeaí>» i. ,*-4** at t he Mir hi ■"Si* wax» miry Te«ari»er* ae-
• la t m*r. a- Ann Arbor ..“tie# T in lojMf die* u*»**d *- 1-HJ« •«ÿuAaiiMiii'we Analyst* a -« ' 'ü*^-eeu:.b* the college
A.«**»!, ii Frye. J. Ú. Hard- «-•»*¡par « s e H Ii H ibiod•-* 'i** tm~ versar y was id.t* (ijaeiiibg • - abd
n -«f j tg u i i »»lege th e .'ios-
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fact ?hat *-avfa man in »he quart**' ¿« apabie of doing solo » ‘ »r* .nd one is a reader of »orne repute ’ he ; ro*ram *ill be varied The men wiil <in* hoih henry and Ugh» quartet claaak*. inrludin* a group of r¡**gr»> spiritual*
(Continuad on page 4)
PHILOSOPHY LITERARY GROUP B ORGANIZED
Maat Once • wmh Wi* Rni. Wmtct u f Dimw Clone.
« 0*1 m « » '« r x rx».l „„I .Ii- "I > ««rj Tk>ir«ta.i F.v a iin-up " f farnUr » » I •I'xtxol'- «h.. m.x-1 »1 I*.»- "» H»>Benoetf Weaver Iwateil "n I >or<»tb) la ir .
Itir* ..f rdilfa—ddiy. i«ieiry. drama, .ind 1* 1* are read by Prof Wr«t»-r. Thewe are *upi*iem**nte*l with m f«ra*ldi«. uwioo .Xi l«»i Thurwlay • *a'h*r ■.tog wla.«k.|x> rxa.I irxlti'lxij .*i<-xrpla fr..ui fix- Hxdilatl.'Iia '•< MarniaAnrHiua*. an*l ix lxn . !««'•Tlx. Makxr ut Itrrom*"
m o r n i n g T h e « . n f * r * - n ' e * | U ,<«
*r.r*'.*t» iatnrday an d Monday Important «p»<k*r* from outiide
»r.e . ’ a le tn^iude Prof J If K o » ,» - no»lology '¡»pAdment of *h-f'nireraity of sViseooHin *h*. » id h a re hi* «u b je . » Kural Group* md Ti.eir < »rganl*a»i*>n and itire. tor John I» Willard o f fh*- Sla«*.ifh .e?*i Agrtrtiltural rniiere. *ho * i 1 di*i >ih* some of the * » r*n*» h an 1 «•-AknffttM o f 'he extenmon *ork
A n*-* feature it 'hi* year • co n- ■xr«ri* f « »hat «everai ounty Agent» fui*- in asatgned par* o ’ he program »«« *e-;i of '-ertain pha»ea -»f *he »»jr* ahtrh *hey hare sucre«-fuily ’ arriel thr<»u«h This » ill somewhat di>- plare the old method of general dis- USSiotlThe riiAM'ting« will als«> s.Jdr.-«- -d by Pre*iUent B utterfield. Tiean
Pheian R J Baldwin, d irec to r ot extension. Itean Hha» sad Mi«< Gt*ch K rysinger. Kay T u rn er and Georg« K F arre ll of ’he T'nltwd .State« d ep a rtm en t of agricu ltu re .
General sessions " ,i: earhhalf day tor an hour or two. and men the varions group*, county a* eats and «;eriali*ti. cl jb workers and home eeonomles egtenaion aer- tion. will hold tbwlr «penal meeting»
. f . r.g premium* of fruì»
. f ■- . 'I- »offer *'»r ' old *»or--e r. tr;e hor*tn»lfure - old «»orage ..n» At »he pr*«-nf *,m«- .ha* er t.0 bushel« F.f M O),an t tfn lt i i* alone would make . ;<rr*-r fruì» *piay ’ tmn ha« erer held oe-
\ II Tlake 'hairm an o f fhe »ege- r<iia -ri'»-« «tate* »hat hi* depart •>n» «hfiild t-as* id prerlotj« mark « 'he preaent rat»* of *-n*r “ « « on lied The rtoser department.i t i« a new »hing »hl« year »bow«
'.n.i*e of 'a*ing a prominent place or.» *i»h 'he older i.ne* B G «'err out i a - hairman o f »hi* corn-
FIRST SECRETARY’S DESK ADDED TOOLD CURIOS
Bn «— GaW D -b at fir* Ci ll i i i SacwWry Aa Cam.
r:ne ,n - oncer ft«.nd ’ he 'onditloa of .f :«*» year «arrant«
very ndiv;!uu! o f ’ he > J Mtouff er ,n *ar or * -*r*e attendance
A-tat *
ari j— k »hat v»«* 11 *»••! in f the »-»»liege t.«* (♦*•»! r«*»«-btlf ?»* the »*dle*** » f
t uri*— The »lenk w*-. 'he profwrfy "f .«Aiifiir<l Howard. flr«i ««v-retary . *»f Mxhtgan Agrfa-tiittiral -«»Ifage in »he •lax« Xfa*-n tl*e fnewiry minier»*! ‘*»it threw. I*rof W i t Ifedrw k has "*w *l •he for the U«t .“W r»*«ra
The i (»llega- ttilteetlU) W ill le the «urbi'« fu tu re faottae The 'leak. ii th*NAgfa le iug »ine of the flr»l to ie itaeil by a college r t tM jf ir r . ha« »omI the ravages of time and hn* 1 »tue through in good -ondition ft hi n«»wnn - Id-faehiooed battered rem nant *-f »he f lru «lay* **f the r d l tg r Ne r d a r j II. II Halladay has seat the dnk to the « o!lege s t t d d s i p for retoorhing
CHARLES BAKER MEETS TRUSTEES
Bi —w i CamSttM Award« Lifbt- iaf Caatrid I« Eaat Lae
•wf Fina.
« bar -« H Baser of he Natioaai » t.o*r»-¿n» > -.ai Botidtri* A**»*bat;»o. .,f New York » i f f »»et *ttn the rru-teea - f »he I*« ,.i»- - » hwr. fa at »im rw?r Kr.'lav - .i »■ - fa -k in »tie fr»;*»n t-otiding II** brought w'ífh falta a |*M|*-r wfaofi »he íiíle '»fi theold • hur» h i»t»»t#f*» lie ;h#* *» •■-n»*;-»n » f «f.kh l»e i * <*•* retar? ha*» a l e s i a '#•*. . fi»eri-w»e*| 0 'b e t• bur* fa » nd f he in* » - fa ur» b engag«*** ’ Vor .t»r«*fif<»>r. r »»(A)Hb *• 'he• ruake« .**«fi« »o -«»agrega ,
Mr Baker <*■ t»t<ed .if t*ere -»*» hi* » « i ' .*» k ‘ i *'**» York ?r».tn » M* sgo a ten* Iht ï a a »en a»’eiwiir«g a na r onai ^«^etoi.Uge He a«« ».rMlmre»! *hr«etch »he -e » » burefc «nd ah »wett
T b » ' ï ' » » ¡ f e « . /iu <(l i t t e i- a * e r * | f - « j f
b - » Friday n »he burrh to -on• -«1er e«ttng 'he irtri»-'« for *he» »»«tra* ’ • f*r the '.ght-'ng <f ‘ he w « -■her* I, T V i re*«4»n>eftd*d *.» »he intAtw« «hat the < ».fttraet aw»r-led »•* 'be Fast IgM int l> i trk- pany «b rer bbl was approvimsfely Ft.wd> Ir i« *-x|sM-te«f that a fat»»,oe**» meeting --f ihe »r»t»*#ww will he held rh'» w**ek to award the »«»ntraet
WELLS LECTURESBEFORE SOCIETIES
Lar|i Aaditac* H un Laclan 0« "Tb* Chemutry at Is-
K* 4*m*« iO ji-'l i ’.rr of
5re •»Itii<t*r*4 t ¡re* of
WHl GIVE TWO WEEKS COURSE IN BEEKEEPING
Carni ia Bai Callan W S I« Giara Fra* Fibraary Eâgbah
ta NiaatnWb.
■«fra* 1 i ad t-"
T A X IC A B S F O R T H E M IL IT A R Y B A L LA apacial cab nerviee w ill be paovidad by the Madwy Cab Company. Then w ill ba a dispatcbin«
serxice at the Un-on Buildin« at «;30 p. m. and cabs wiH ba atatioM d there from tin t boor until | g ) p m Call £1-444 in orders before 6:30 p. m. and tbo Union pbooe. SOW after tbat hour.
Plenty of caba at 119th Fk ld ArUBaay Araaory dnrteg tba party. No char«e for extra pas—ncera.
4*1 arf me* make »he haHHkial pw ii fateTber»- Hill te» a m e-tiog of the
etfwatwn - lui» in 'h e l.ltf le Then tnt «•f the II K building W tdftM É g a t 5 »« p tn
frrafe two
Michigan Stale NewsI'iiMImIk««! twice woukl.v «luring the rollugi* .wm by Mn* attirlenrh .»r the
Michigan HImic <‘«»llt'gt*. Kntcrcil iim mtuimI Hums unifier ni Hi* (MMtofrit'e, Khm I .»iiin lug, Mbtilgiiii. Ailvcrilnliig mien fur-
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Co-ed Kill I or Hporfp Editor
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(ifT H 'K ftAHBMIOST NEW f «f Ufi A II V MIMI.IMNHl'i Inteil ut lite Cnnipll'* I*i«-" Climie *.M.II"
FillimitiIm ijppciiiiiiK In Mie M H IfM lW HTATK NEWH are wrtflen l»y t h è editor III utile! ì m i In* itMHlotntilM. whn tire «imlcTlt*» They rati In no wily Ite Inleipieted le* repretn’llllini Mie ufTli ini vieU'|iolnt " t tic College, ur nf eullege offldlllM.
HtMtHf'HICTHIN fi* T.*i THE H( ll( m i. VKAIt
N f l 'H la iX HT.VTE NKWs Tl'KSIMV. JAKt'ARY » , IM I.
CLASH M EETINGS Here’« hoping thut Wednesday morning will sfi every student
on the campus flock to his kind. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, anil seniors need to develop a greater consciousness of their ic i- low classmates. Go to your class meeting and get acquainted with the activities of your class.
<-°t%KAMP EdnaR.1 KUE5TI
U N U S U A L B A R B E R S E R V I C K
\bUnder College Drug Store
if im ifirr r
Tinse lil si few cold nlglllH, the l i n e s v here the si lltlili t.H -leep in I in >nii think Ifn* metb«»d* of fro
et ioli til H int Ion*» are tiwi nepere?
Hni campi
vindow 'Mickey'* f win, 271.I i ! ;, ! r I. ih in l< there is ¡i n y harm lit
i (i,, mit intintili. If fh<y are limited (>,,ri■ >1 duration
I. j. ftatiiMlfll, gel.I',-.,ni >h, «lumi|,olili o f III,! Ira
, liner tornii» I do not Tho plr-(l(to appro
Taxicabs for the Military Ball,\ -1 a f * in I seivlee will in- provided by Mm* Maekey r„|,
i '< nipaiiy. There will bu n dfi*pat«*hlhg -erviee frum the I nit.n Building at MI p »« »»"I «•*»*« ,H> «tafI*.nedthere from that hour itwlH v.'bi |». iti. ( ’all 21-111 in placing order« la-fore p. m and Mn* ruion Bulbillo.* pin »tie. fNir.fl after that hour
plenty of Cat* at lltfh Field Artillery Armory During the Party.
No Charge for Extra Passengers
CAUL H. EN G LE . MANAGING EIHTOK FOR JA N U A RY
BONES! BONKS!“ Any rags, any Is,11 les, any hones bwlay ?"- the cry of I hr* ped
dler is still in my ears. Hut it has taken new meaning since that long ago time. “ Any bones today?" Then it meant real hones, white horny things lhal a small liny could pile together and sell. It meant money wilh which to hoy fish hooks anil steel traps anil shells for the twenty-two. Now it means many things: human heads, certain lank traditions, and, among other things, words, wonls. words.
Words from which all flesh has withered away! Dry words, horribly I,rown words, niumihed things, shriveled with the aridity of time,- - things like the discovered bodies of ditF dwellers that I oner saw on show in the store windows of Denver. Once there was life in them, and about them swept swift muscles. Over them ran hoi pulses, and through them hil and lire ,I the pains and thrills of flesh, liut not, lames, bones.
The flesh is the lienuty alid meaning and purpose o f the bone And connotations ipnrdnn me, you must look it up) connotations Hf^TttP twjmey- nrfit meaning and purpose of words. Hut they like flesh, dry and wither away. The language of some people, then, is nothing but lames. Living meaning is no longer attached to the tibia of Ihelr sentences. When they speak one sees grey skeltniis ill slow Charleston parade.
Hut institutions—-institutions are more likely to have a language of death than are individuals. We shall not s|a‘«k of colleges, nor use that thigh-lame of the saurian known as education. For the moment campus connotations most'stay w’ilh those who have the zest, the mirth, the hardihood to deal with them.
The church, however, the church! What a variety of miaiilica liens of lamy matter meets you at the door and conducts you through the service. "Dead, dead, long dead!” you murmur to yourself as you Iluten. Here are the vast (ioliiTIONS. 1st, they sit in the congregations themselves! And they over-bend even the dcnommuTIONH. lad a paleontologist of language hunt for these lames of Adam, and he will llnd strata of TH INS in Greece and It lay—the vast sauriana of the past.
Hut the TH INS an* not the hones that most suggest death. There is the monster ain. And la*side him , in imagination, you can *ec the great man'he-etepper, SALVATIO N . Hones! Their meaning is withered and sen*. Back of them still we see roaming the mesas of Ihe agone anil the plateaus of the pnlcontologcnl past such giant rcpitles as H K I.I. and IIKAVF.N . What an* these, we say. What is Their meaning or their beauty? They arc lames, lames. Hut Ihe gn*al TH IN , DamnaTlON, rattles his mandibles, and we grow silent with awe and fear.
This, of course. Is pleasantry. To tie-plain, we need to freshen up our wonls, or language. Especially in churches we need new. raw, large words that will carry nothing of the connotations of the past, but will carry the meaning and the imagination of the present. Until we get a language that will be lively with meaning for college melt and women, we can not expect them to listen They are not philologists. And still worse, they lack humor and imagination. In time the new language will grow. W'c should culture it with courage.
—W.
W O LV ER IN E W EEKIn order to make any publication on the campus a success, stu
dent financial support is necessary. Tomorrow, the W O LV ER IN E subscription campaign tiegms. This year the annual is an all college yearlxHik making its success of equal importance to nil classes.
It is o b v io u s then, that your money as well as your picture is needed to make this very wnrthwhnle Ismk a successful enterprise.
SO U VEN IR H UNTERSHuman nature changes very little as man's march through time
points out. The trophy hunting habit or instinct is still with ua. However, instead of collecting the skulls of our enemies, we dabble in street car hangers, dance programs, and posters.
Tip artista who paint posters advertising dances, yearbooks,! and special events should certainly feel Aattered on seeing their creations so highly appreciated by the collegiate connoisseurs. Bu t then art of this kind is rather for the masses than for the "eofleetor*. ,
| 4 posters serve their purpose before removing them to your H W apnlftin art gallery.
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ATTENTIONSTUDENTS
The Lansing CafeLaaslag's Mesi Up-te-Uale
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| » ; v **t i . t v t i M i . m i i i m . v n1| “ Quality cars at quantity prices ”4 Mr. f»iit*m-cy cordially invites the inspect ion nf thi* < - -4 plete line of dosed models heinjf displayed at this time.
5 A personal or phone «'all will brinff «i demonstrator to \ >2 door without any «»1 »1 ijr;*tinn«.
We also an* curry ini? a very hijfh j?rade line of atitomobiles. with prices that are very attractive. A -r down payment and convenient monthly installments, th* after, will buv Im»th new and used cars.
c Mir present stock of used cars is as follows:
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After the dance
. . . a pipe
and P. A.WHEN you've kicked off the pump* and toaaad the collar on the table, while the muaic u «rill tinging in your brain and memories of one dancing deb in particular crowd your thoughts, fill your pipe with Prince Albert and Ugh* up. Make it a night of night*.
P- A. is *o genuinely friendly. It hit* your •moke-spot in deep center right off the bat. Doesn't bite your tongue or porch your throat, because the Prince Albert process mid "nig on the rough Muff" at the very beginning. Ju« cool contentment in every perfect puff.
Don t put off till tomorrow what vou «*■*» «moke today. Get a tidy red tin of P. A. now. Snap back the hinged lid and release that wonderful fragrance. Tamp a load into the bowl of your jimmy-pipe and light up. Now you've got it . . . that tame. Say— isn’t that the goods now?
Pr in c e a l b e r t
0- A. M •mlé rimymèmm tm f r » » f r m u . fmmmé m é M * Pon od ira ig n id a t i , and M n fr m u d ginn »■■idee» • f r ' S — » • ■ ■ I H M M f f f r o m n i M l m r t M » o t •••• ond Poe« è r r n a r f r I f •w “ riar» dfPeer p tw rti.
— no o th e r to b e cco it lik e k t
The Social Whirl.il initiations are giving way for
K dltrd by K l » A rK K N C O T T
H aw m l i d i a l lo u ...
ih** r* gular rollini • ,r muiu shuli charartem e winter term. This week t *‘id», lb «»« » ' the PI Kapim Ph.. «tiri Cimnmian.' Prirt«. .. fit rliinr e Klv«n by the Alpha (Jama Imita» in n ,„ i , ,
Kunomlan open house. Saturday night ushered »uumngdari'** at Morrill hall, an informal parly staged | t ind an open Iioijh*: held at tin- P by Jean hou>and th** girl« in Practice ho •d w i t h
a Un fo r m a I h e I ' o l u i n h t a l i T i t . T h e m i a f i * «* • Hat urti a y
MORRILL HALL FORMAL PROVES BIG SUCCESS
I aiTr* tVoman’i Building Gaily Decorated for Event; More then
100 Couplet Attend.
NEW SKATING RINK POPULAR ATTRACTION
Enthuiaitt Include Many Co-edt.
improving I'll I Kappa Tail
Woodbury «tee»
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