THE MICHIGAN, DAILY IQKI&&N LOSES TO IOiNANS52O-181 Cap lponi 2, Haggerty 1, Birks 1 Laude 2, Japse 3, Hicks 1, hxair time: M-1chi~gan 10 Iowa eree: Kearns, DePauw. Pr i), Ohio Wesleyan. nuun RRTIri~IlnN rvr' 1; Iowa: Score at 9. Ref- Umpire: 1~r Q QOLE FA VORS all parts of the couintry in the refor- SAVING ,FORE STS restration movement.4 4 (Continued from Page One) j IIUIIII I LIVIJIUIU LIII LU i LU Captain Ely, Ksipke, Paper, Cappon, ~f Haggerty, Catain-elect B irks, Pa- peBice, HTenderson, and McGood. BEK WTFN W E Coach Mather presented the first four, those e;who played their final Paris, March 3-(By A.P.)-With game with the Maize and Blue, with F rench forces tightening their grip iii1 copies of thec ba ?etall book written4 the Ruhr dlistrict and Germany report-{ by fizz: and Intranmural Direcor E. D. ed becoming more discontented with Mitchell. The line-up: Chancellor Cuno's "passive resist- Micli1an [lance", thc crisis forced by the French B F occupation was expected generally to Kipkce, rf............0 0 reach the acute stage within a few Rice, 11f............... 0 0 days. Ely, c....... ......2 2 2 From the French side came re- ports from Essen that the first death Paper, g .......... ..... ... 3 0 ealyudeQh "iron hand" policy ~~~po g............. 0,0 is likely to be inflicted. A German Haggerty, if............... 3 0 corporal by the name of Och has been 13irs rrf.. ....... .. ...0 0i arrested, accused of tampering with - a switch on the main rail line which 8 2, carries troops. And for~ this offense, IQoYwn the French and Belgian authorities ~laUde, rf.............. .. 0 0 are reported to have decided on the J~tse, lf' ................... 2 0' death penalty to stamp out any incip- ,Bllrgi .................. 2 0 ient attempts at -sabotage. Hicks, rg................. . 00, French troops have advanced out- Fuznkt, g.................1 10 side Mayeace from the bridgehead a.nd occupied additional. German terrn- 5 0 {'tory, including the parts of Matnheimt SubsituesMiciga: Iaggrtyforand Karlsruhe;, 40 and 70 miles farth-I Rubice irk for ipke. .FouagserMicfo-er up the Rhine. This was, due tot Ric; hrk fo lihk. -oul. ici-reports of sabotage on the railroads, gan: Kipkc 4, Rice 1, Ely 2, Paper 2,ancnls New York, March 3-(By A..)- The federated engineering societies andl the United States forest service have agreed upon a4 nation wide cam- paign to conserve the country's for- ests, it was announced today by the president of the federation, Dean Mor- time or V, Cooley, of the University of Michigan. It is planned to enlist engineers in I , E f MUST IDENTIFY PICTURES All fraternities, sororities, and other campus organizations must send a representative to the Michiganansian oflite in the Press building on Monday, March 5, for the purpose of iden- tifying their respective group pictures. 1 i BBS ._ ,,..r"" _,-^-----. . : , -_ ,- lb _, Showing the neCw Feather Weights in all the latest ft .. ri a r. 'y.. :St sgt Sh~owing the new Medium Flexible Coors Priced MR. ARTHUR M. RoSENBERG Dobbs with Cavanaugh Edge Pl. H IAT Priced the $5.00 to $7.0.0 $7.00 Representinig THfl ARTHUR M. ROSENBERG COO 'F" IT'S A DOBBS YOU KNOW ITI'S RI GHT TAILORS-New Haven, Conn} 1923 SPRING' SHAPES 1923 at i, VILY TO AGAIN ISSUE I)IR1Vroy SUPPLE)MENT Following a custom instituted some time a o, The ;Daily will I publisli a directory supplemientI toy correct changes made at the I ,beginning of the second semned - ter. Tlie supple~ment will list all changes in address an{d wilI also contain the natmes of those who came to the University in I February. In order that .the lists may beI compiledl a s oon as possible and' prin ted wiithin a sport time, I those who wish to be listed are r:,quested to fill out the coupon below and mnsll to the office of The Da~ily. ( Adldress,. Directory Editor, care of Michigan Daily, Press1 build~ing. 'Name................. Class........... ......... Address................ SEEK CHANGES IN f CITY POLICE RULE~ Various amendmients to the city1 Icharter will be discussed at the next ( meeting of the City council on March 7. These amendi~ents, ten in num- Sbewill bie 'oted on by the people of (AnArbor in the elections the last of April. ( Under the present charter the may-f Ior has total control of the police force. EA committee of three, members of 'the City Council, act as investigators.j If the amendments are passed the, mayor will appoint a police coims- Sion, composed of three members all with equal power, who will be re-, (sponsible to the 'mayor and who will. have control of the police depart- , (mzent. I "When the amendments are passed". fstated Mark, Sugden, president of the 'council, " a great step forward in the government of this city will have been taken." French Advances Significant Berlin, March 3- (By A.P.) -Prime importance is attributed in the Ber- lin press today to the occupation by the F+rench of Manheim, Karlsruhe, fand Darmstadt. Siggs, "Depreciation of Public Uti- I ity Properties" received at Wahr's University Book store.--Adv. ALLENEL FHOTEL SO. STATE STREET AT WILLIAM STREET The Home of Better Clothes and Furnishings at Fair Prices TOMORROW 1 J I. .. .. . ,i z "m, h~ fill I .... <. ..:.. .. ..... . .. .. ,. - -. .r-..... - .. M.I . mmnv--SmzmKmwm zscwwmli - p TODAY AND MONDAY ONLY ~AM WT~CNT , TIhe Madli,~oai Thcatr",IDetrouit, "RO(ANEY! 'MONEY'! MOINETY!" One VWeel tipCtac &(t Bnldnev, 'I. tK I Phne............... Home-town. ....... :f Old adldress I. 3I If aBeautiful Girl has 't Money-and WnsIoTe says "The Sky is the Li it" Will she get It? Priscllan Was Tired of (hecap Stores-of Her Cheap, auto-Tired of Her Chiea~p House. "Home, Sweet Home" Sounded Like a Dirge. Everyone Seemed to Have Every- thing She Wan'ted but Couldn't Get. Programa the I A;'im es T heatre Then it rained money and the storm broke ,"Release" What i Shie Ro and What Was, tale Penalty (Y op'll Never Guess.) It's Worth Walking AXiles to Learn the Secret, One of the Vagabond Plays by Edward Smith U "Fancy Free" by Stanley Houghton MISS MACDONALD NEVER WAS SEEN TO BETTER ADVANTAGE/ f~ SUNDAY PRICES ;MATINEE{ All Seats a 31c ' War Tax 4c Total' 5 Jiiddies 10c EVENING~ Same as Matinee SHOWS 1 :30-3:00-1:30 7 :00-S00( ADDED FEATNURES "New Li fe" Class Vaudeville and Music * Price 50c All Seats Reserved PEACEFUL NEIGHBORS' MADE FOR LAUGHING PURPOSES ONLY .AbSO- INTERNATIONAL NEWS ALWAYS INTERESTING MARCH 7 AND8 11 1 1 1