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Ypsilanti Bootlegger Arraigned
John H. Thompson of Ypsilanti was
arraigned Tuesday before the Wash-
tenaw county circuit court for boot-
legging. Mr. Thompson was bonded
over to the October session of the
court on a $1,000 bail. He had brought
24 quarts of whiskey from Toledo.
Analization showed that the liquor
contained about 50 per cent alcohol.
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We also clean and reblock felt
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Oriental Turkish tobacco charmed
the natives hundreds of years ago.
And when travelers visited the Orient, a new delight
'awaited and thrilled them-in smoking Turkish cigarettes.
The tobacco in Murad is 100% Turkish and is
gathered from those famous lands-and Murads are both
charming and thrilling.
True they are a little more expensive than -ordinary
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University of Michigan
Summer Session 1919
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of 250 members of the regular faculties of the
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Literature, Science, and the Arts, Engineering
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June 30 - August 22; Medicine and Surgery,
June 30-August 8; Law, June 23-July 26 and
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SWIMMING REGATTA'
PLANS COMPLETED
Plans for the swi ~miig regatta
have practically been completed The
fete is to be held at the municipal
bathing beach at 10:30 o'clock Satur-
day, June 7.
11A variety of events are scheduled.
Including 20 yard free style dash, 20
yard breast stroke, 20 yard back
stroke, 20 yard crawl and fancy div-
inn contest. After the :swimming
events there will be canoe -aces andl
canoe tilting contests.
Tryouts are now being held at the
Y. M. C. A. pool at 3:30 o'clock on
Wednesdays. As the arrangements
stand now the contestants will be en-
tered independently but if enough men
turn out they will be (divided into teams
and the men in charge are hoping
to be able to make it an interclass af-
fair.
MORE ENTRIES FOR
INTERCLASS MEET
Entries for Saturday's interciass
track meet took on a slight increase
in number Thursday, although train-
ing on the ouutdoor cinder path was
interrupted by rain.
Many classes are co-operating with
the track department to encourage a
large last minute representation and
as the bulletin still /shows good op-
portunities in several events a big
turnout is expected before the list
closes tonight,
JUNIOR LIT BASEBALL TEAM
OPENS PRACTICE THURSDAY
Firsteregular practicehof the junior
lit baseball team was held Thursday
afternoon on south. Ferry field in spite
of damp grounds and threatening
clouds.
The class has placed its athletics on
a definitely organized basis since the
arrival of warm weather and system-
atic workouts will start at once in the
diamond game.
All men who wish to take part in the
opening game on Saturday morning
and the succeeding contests are ex-
pected to report for practice this aft-
ernoon.
The representation of the 1920 lits
in the class track meet to be held
Saturday afternoon is still weak and
all available class athletes are urged
to enter the events before the lists
close tonight.
Musical Club Managers to Meet
Attention of assistant managers and
tryouts for that position of the Var-
sity Glee and Mandolin club is call-
ed to a meeting at 4 o'clock Friday
afternoon in room 328, Natural Sci-
ence building. All should be pres-
ent.
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Philadelphia 1, Brooklyn 2.
Boson 3, New York 2 (11 innings).
Cincinnati-Chicago, rain.
St. Louis 2, Pittsburgh 4.
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Chicago 4, Cleveland 1.
Washington 0, Boston 3.
New York 2. Philadelphia 0.
YESTERDAY'S GAMES;
PICK TENNIS TEAM beat Bowers 6-4.
FOR D. T. C. MATCH Wesbrook and Bartz are ready for
the matches, having improved much
with the last week's practice. Muntz
Coach Mack has picked five men to is playing a steadier game than at
oppose the Detroit Tennis club in t he firs o rthesbot fightin hard for
matches to be held at Detroit this the fourth position on the squad.
I afternoon. Wesbrook, 'Bartz, Muntz,Dp
Popp, and Bowers are the men se- Detroit will be represented by ILight-
lected.ner, Codd, and possibly Ira Reindel.
Iec the last meeting the Detroit These men have had plenty of experi-
In th las meeing te Deroitence and are looking. forward to a
team was badly defeated, but with vtory.
the additional practice, they will give
the Varsity plenty of exercise. Dur-
ing the last practice, yesterday, Bartz The Students patronize The Daily
defeated Muntz 6-2, 6-3; and Popp advertiser.-Adv.
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