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WARNER
LY

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Datli

INA]Vl
I CTO~

NO. 152

EIGHT PAGES

ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1923

EIGHT PAGES

PRIG

AN SHIPS
NEWV YORK~

. I

'Frolic, Tickets S I "
Will Be Put Oan
Sale Tomorrow SE
Tickets for the Freshman Frolic to
be held Friday night in thie assembly ktfoidi ',i
hall of the Union, 'will go on general M"
sale at 9 o'clock; tomorrow morning at
the desk in the main lobby in the fan-
ion. They will remain on sale all day. 1 t, EI
The object of this sale is to dispose
of the few tickets which as yeti rempain j "Amoeba ar
unsold. As there is a very limited is of a poPulu
numb3'r all who intend to pnrchase by Pror. Char
them at this time are asked to came ..f,. the $ 0010

1IST WILL se

ds Millions
For Old Books

In Firt Lecture
Tomorrow{
ZOOLO)(11ST T o
raf A SEIES OF TALKS
,d Man" wvill be the top-,
tr lecture to be delivered
rles Atwood Kofoid, head
T' department in the Uni-

EtMENACES SOCIETYI

'E nsians To Be"
Distributed To
Campus, JMay IU
All copie", of the 192" Michiganen-
jsian wvill be sh;ipp)ed fromn the factor-

Jail

)RY" LEADERS PREDICT
?GISLAT1ION 0 N POINT
ligress Caunout Stop sole of IUlqUio,
On All Amnerican Vessels,
Court sslys
Al1sington, April 3-(Bly A. P.)-
:oxicating liquor even under seal
not lawfully be: brought within
"ee miles of the shores' of the Unit-[
States, the Supreme cou~rt decidedl

as early as possible.
All those holding tickets will be gi1v-
en an opportunity to exchange their
program stubs for programs from 1 to
4 o'clock Thursday at the Union.
SPRING DANCE ESIAL
TO BE GIN TONICKT~

versify of Californa, at 8 U (IotoL-'
morr~ow ight in the National Sci-
ence auditorium. In discussing the
amoeba, be xwill emphasize its im-!
portance in its relation to man's
health, and will ex Plain the many
diseases wvhch result from a disi-

I1

tegr ti on process caused by suchi or-
ganisnms. Pyoirhca is one of the moreI
common, diseas.es of this nature.:Y0
Professor Kiofoid wi live two other
IAJrk9 -of a: semi-technical character 1. Dr. At~Italaul S. IT. Rosenihach;
and will also meet advanced groups Dr. Abraham S. W. Rosenbach, not-
of biological stu(1lents in consultation ; e look collector of Philadelphia, Pa.,
(during his visits here. He will speak
on1 "The eu ral-metor System of Pro- Oack in U. S. after spending i$1,250,-
tozota' at 4:15 o'clock tonorrow aft- 1)00 in England for rare books.

Thie opinion, rendered in the cases}
brought by foreign and American; INTERPRGETA'TIVE '1IDI3FS TO
steamship companiies, was delivered ' BE' EATURED) IN
by Justice Dan Debanter. Justice I r't((.IA M
Sutherland in a, dissenting opinion'
agreed with the majority of the court Jeanette Kruszka Johnson and her
in reference of the ship but declared
that foreign vessels had the right to; pupils will present their third Spring'
bring liquor into American ports with dance festival at 8.:15 o'clock tonight
ashore. stuided in Chicago tinder Mine.
U~phold Attonitey General ( Young, and Alex Itosloff, formerly of
The effect of thie decision was to: the Imperial Grand Opera associa-
affirmi that of Federal Judge Hand in1 tion, and 'in Nw York City under M4.'
N. Y. insofar as it sustained, the opin- Portapovitch of Paviowa's Ballet-
ion of Attorney General Daugherty in Russe.
that liquor could not be brought into The progrs~in whch will include na-
American ports.! tional, interpr-etive, oriental, eccentric,
conhesschsurt thypoer ot that 'a b tegiannisgwith .etrria Dons-re
Thngesscourt taypontoutforbid ndats,'egdances, wilhbEtrgiveniDosr-
all ships flying the American flag to' ter, who, as Mother Goose, introduces
carry liquors outside the three mile her favorite children. The final num-

si-sLwStatndard of lea of the printing comnpany in 1W- l -U -II
Livingnois Friday and will be in the hands
of the editors and ready for distri- CELEB:BiIES OF v .rIIPvu
SERIUS DECLINE NOTED IN h ution by Firiday, May 11. The books AM) N AT1ION TO A'
A(ITITU-L OULTONwill be sent in one shipment only this "RAZZ ET
"Thee mut b a rstrctio en year, so that they Wyill all be ready BU T NLITDA
"Threzuitbe retritio onthe for distribution at the same time. 'B R O LIT DA
rate of reproduction in the Human SE K R FE
species," declared Dr. Raymond Pearl, The issuing of the 'Ensian at such SE K R FE
biologist and professor of vital st4- 'aan early date as May 11. marks the -
tisties at Johns Hopkins university, in earliest tine for distribution of the 8 Sa iricit1 Skits, Pantoindi
his talky last night in tile Natural, year book. Last year the books were ' Xovelty Featuires
Science auditorium, "or our children in Ann Arbor by May 115. Program
and grandchildren will become em- A waiting list for students wvho ne- -
erged in a civilization, a standard of' glected to sign the books at the time ;Michigan's first annual
living, so low that it's squalor would of the "wale is now in the basin :s :ngtwl eev t nui
bie scarcely conceivable." ofice of the 'Ensian in : the PressnihwllrcvetsIug
(Dr. Pearl first showed the manner buildiing. Students maysinadtu to the university tonight
in which populations grow by a ser-! have the opportunity of buying any Sponsorship of Sigma Delta
tes of diagrams of his own expert-; books that are uncalled for at the tioaal professional journal
ments. He then went on to a descrip- end of'the distribution. ternity. Guests, w~ill bet "r;
i tion of things as they actually occur- the coals," literally, in the n
today. In tracing the vital statistics Innir~ nnr and epitaphs to he present
V oof England during the "past seventy-' SflhiM'IllbUj in1 embers of the fraternity
five years it was found that the birth U5U5~ their turn will also receives
and death rate over that length of fl rfTP Il!I catfll o the friendlyr abuse.
!time showed that population was ever; " Jlj IJU bIU The banquet is scheduled
on the increase, its steady rise brokenj at 7:30 o'clock in the arse
only by disease epidemic in the of the Union and from
forties, the nineties and again during? SPECULATORS D)ENY CHIARGE OF! on until the close of t
the World War and the period of in-' lltrR~ING ANTI-TRUTST taliation and retaliation
fluenza infestation. This con d~tion, LW in evidence throughoutt
he declared, is a general one through- e ring. More than 200 n,
out the world and implies that the; expected to attend the "ra:
! number of deaths and births of the I New York, April .30-(By A., P.)- among them being 50 stude:
lworld's population always' regulates Hearing of the government's applica- bers or guests. Celebrities
itself even in the face of the greatest. tion for a temporary injunction to re- state, and camipus are includ
idsseso that a general increase those to be present. Satin
tn population is maintained. i strain raw sugar futures trading on pantomines, and novelty fea
YT. S. ]_fay Become Crowded i the New York coffee and sugar ex- be among the attractions c
}"It is hard to believe that the!l change was enjoined until May 7, to- tertainment to be offered.
United States could ever be crowded day, after the, government had pre- GrIir ight festivals
but this will be inevitably. the case ' Gridoiusanriton da nalyatmnygthfersuivl
unless steps are taken to stem such senteadan ohr nie
an increase. W~~e are living ithe age# vit., colleges where there are cl

ernoon in room 2.14 of the NiaturalI
Sience building, and will deliver his ruru
second talk at 4:15 o'clock Thursday
afternoon in the same room on the D I I
subject, "The Life Cycle of Proto- r(
zoa with Reference to Certain Funda- GE
mlentail Aspects of Evoluton".
WiFas Former Facvulty Member
Gra~luating~ from Oberlin college in 23 S Rl
1590. Professor Kofoid continued his I
stuties at Harvard and the UTniver-
sity of Wales before comning to the I
Un'iversity as an instructor in verte-' New 1R
brate eMorphology. After two years IAk ..-T
on the faculty here ,he went to the
University of Illinois and later to o h t
California. -o uid, ye'

6I1 IS STEMER
S DOWN IN SOUND
CV~IORS LENY'VE WFCK
IN LE AKINfr LIFE
BOATS
edford, Mass., April 30 (By
The incidents of the sinking
:arner Saconnet, in Vineyar'd
esterday morning' with the
loss c.I sexven lives, became

liit hr sa ale o evndaces Te He received hdnorable mention at tnor: n here today with the arrival ' employment of millions of individuals tin ad he2 pstad reet f
'This view of; the court resuted i music, vhi h was composed entirely tePrsepsto o ilgclsa 3srioso h rw ntets fpouigm terasfiersand temberpswhod haes en C
1mayredicticons Many "r'la-by Mrs. Johnson, wt be played by tio wokaaddrceied god mdalTheo have beopeedher,Washint
tropwork an reciveda gld mdalwhich are non -essential to life., Some
ers after thne gist of the decision had Adele and Fharlotte Eckert,panists. a hit Lusepdiinfrt e ' ' one must,,producerheseessen ti l uponed, took no action in todays ,tiora of
been learned tonight sad that an at- The festiVal is° bein~g given under invnin ft,.lnto e.earns while being pounded by thetin gsaeyfo, ulad teproceedngs except to ile an answer The tes
tempt would bg made to obtain legis-Iteaspcso amaPiBt-orDrn h World WrIe erved as eas y esterday. The crew directedl means of protection, to the governemnt pnroceeding dnyiin . comnpos4
ltion- on this paint at the earliest the benefit of the Women's League amao in the sanitary corps. lie has'~ Capit. Daniel J. Miller, Jr., manned { dv oafes Restriction in Lfe the charge that the exchange is vo men a
posben~in.fund. Tickets are on sale in' the I-8 edited such journals -a the American lwoes or stoked fires until the. The, results. are obvious, hie declar- 1 lting the Sherman at-trust law. ,;tlt thb
Bs t l hi Itp _ gI~axd Vsel iarary and Uniersity hail. *edaitadteIt utcaeR-s mrrlldoe.Tejs e d o nafwmr eeatos~AssatAtre ena .~.yasa
ekar :iinounz sed a~ ~ t.' he psnt; vue ges'Hydrobiologie 1e has been fr such conditions coninue to exist we 4tSeymour and Special Assistant J.A, tnaf
board, , ; unhtfodhepeetI rqun otrbtr oboogclfrsh her saprsnkethey adndorders. abadnd her Fwe1i etn hu ' Preside:
the ban .on induor would be kept on LAYErequ erid cals trnderter skippersoorders.will be so densely populated ad lour Fwe nprning e governmen s
i ry, it nhbe c a m e a l v n o w n , in te n d se tr ~ e = 1 P I E per l l l l I T~i o im a n y h odc a s n d or a ys ie n t if t h o r e p nl do le I c l d i g sid e * a enr e s w of l if l m k eob eo n d nrh o uhdhu stuen talityio h is a ter n
to p redaftit prvisonreglaton to, state thatt ithii ;ies li hsqhdateoistnctonofde-soaghtete-omaolaerhadto aipwoderwhthetitisworhalvig.ehenxcang an is cearngass-Mfir
maetenib iht dadeion.': f evralboksofnot. mmbe J Idihten tofkepthe tbod at er, etrcinonlfus emdeIcaiooiaws p t oet a t
ingnes electedil toe ur .the d npresidencynsrumntlof otheu
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eqat asswtot toofrinlie w eltiAngslhhalhantheiafirthepise-ctong e do camloitoaliebot.rv s whether It i wbetvolunayvin of rxa eandinedsuglarinasbi- get
t'ELPROD U'IRITIKINSII rboat u h Sanawhohld thear A esritan.ohe liie s to holdfto theon rsu ometa r ess
make tdyh e miwt t dU ysest o thrams hicgwlleeive ae d toUL theei dencyI , of the;wwihth eCaokp tin Mlerbutcler. _ nchcorwehr a ilPaeregsig
sell iquorbeyon thenhrmedile he- inoneiatuendwrittn byetutensal stocrkgethenuponhimsef itsregultion
"'ok ~ 0 ( .P)- Se sc lubwfor ructo y plays Ame ric n nssociati n rnrth Ad T edtyto jm othr s ie e r ottedin
it w proidigvnnencebouhtnntoporfIScIi ence. {eveMdar eleedt hv gn dwr Pil ill elierthe qustion1u ii:a lt HfhIIIIIingayl
A it a a s rdwoigh b y rac H.n'sa 8club.tomrrw nghtinSaANY sucp i tionewa. Ffen a-'s were othertwbee olectr or inu- ofraLanI fine u garU1Il
Cambel, ouncl t gheAecn eRobertes, Henderson, '26,- reaed orisha directingpond
a-,teSpeecutu- enai ____ofiohithealplayst__syeart, " Thseas nfluten ceaol Ieitatncehontn pr~l~fIe dt
Sggtayp eriastting at. .l toBth dfrastofhsec"heall ivn Sar,"W ' Day Be Longevity"ter ath4:15tio'clock'hethise after-onsPerAtru SvR iga
ritten by IMbridgwingh'24.tTiisMie-eT InTil o on t in ~k rom h214 oer thenalltalI L igh!t
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re ash decisid oniMrhCabel Idralthlb OFRD eisoghrinendledtirilfor ad su- U . i
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Campellcounilto te. A er a Rrt f th erllng 6 sta r ctress Berline Iprile30e (By A. P.)--Ger-
tie ceftdetiadmmbrsothopbfctos i odtheseaTinuaPlliAll-ar,"i tsed
vtictory fors Aeria si oners whoten h aeteiorated4boTh hysiclymaysnw eaat-rTga n-Abr nIid a il eeveis'aclisTwl e pnt alwoarILubiain'LaqetaI:1O'lcktnb
Sct y o IS UTlSS t .) Monday ay To B 2NThey
ern Seoghi2.wl b ipthd to the entene's n oAr teb ror day was or niigm 14o h atrllI -____
AletterhIretheid hnonad onvitationinfor lm etheRCESine wlin .T iefnltlkw a e
sensati' AIOS O I~IT " onad nes ar o r eak-,ch pital and to Washingtonetonightatmatedninaa midwestern statehyear
heraieedteuis pdtn t i ng, by-ilialPtCaobllgh3K OfictlqurteetnihtcotinedI goas man o plitca pbdci
St artwl onch alud tor aAlgtct heirj B refusal to iae evnaycusoy.ht he.uso asremaned S n dsuensadmmbr t e nt Maria ion wll.holrtnhe ber sof 501- epSits
vistr theAuestonwichn membowers o t opsdo CalID ligtoe ~ooas AogteRicsA borandBeen dar irgets ht~ II~Iff~m i idvd
wh~ne h eau fNtos omh edofteiraeenthayicatlly rea in as towhep atu pre m in ofaulisthel pnewt'lileleoit hs I. L LL IUIIL tfuURT ea nqfReetsa d B5oardck in tbyr
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metn hihi obehl t :5 Mreni oy club'ipresetationrd Curzwithsovern ent eurers Idy.inttmreren20stdetswrkngd.e
oc~ck this eveninginrUniversity hallilTeleppbatonofthifretsatchliieardn, ovlitwilho-ot tenaroensafs.e'apn
ThoeAon he O NAI Stee ea ar Rth ouMr PH a ssete e way"rsefIrWel pty aln the pashiengtoenopinioh. nto gratly ihealmiped by tt e c ars ecie t8o'lckfiI the Upeaker frthair s no the ea g
fin g o ," y a PLu Cite bely, 23 , 1 night as thuart tgh ewnd aoffer willof ofiica luli i ver age av enst u o rs-Rpoi
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in al;h owrdnroies r ie i intyiregratly ocpeeih M aln gnrlly ocdd stfaponmetso et era i iii
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hengs ai6,l illbeM wl , i , io fTrks-rop- nte uinshoeldf bea ultittetio a o nferenc0,00, Arouldabeencouragte cto m tay,{asser t , rin lecture ithe ird andewils tbe noncd i utomay, oahe
morwsiseals fal a- foter*n ht i ti nenemss~eark fs tatell proposea9 yalsek n "Meins wth FmosrTe m nivgeit a or s t tobasnoed;urget
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and fis ond cto nsrednoteor caltciresthcnessnexvrfeYorkHrl as Ew r E docnd,. '24, duriSimtrai-Al oeldvhouhave atededncmps i chigan.orthis afternoon. ai t
Th aiy td .Theodasy.w xpai hep es- e Sharfman, th f teoon omc~s get.olo n elate helec ig othe f.npe i~thlWt iedons________Dr___o l empac se til1 ed- u )

Lyena, k'SIll. C L ICnaps Lthe
a and prominent of sue
s the one held annuall
gton, D. C., under thled
the Press Club of that
tival at Washington. is us
ed entirely of local newsl
id journalists. It was
e. event was originated
go. Tradition oQf thie Was.
Or demands the prkeence
lit of the United States,
cials, both state and n.
chgan Gridiron night is1
ed after the Washingtor
dent Marion . Burton
nt-E~meritus Harry B. H
be amiong the evening's sl
'any members of the Boa'
swill be among the g
,Regents Junius P. Beal,
vyer, and. James Murfin
;nifled their intentions o
the banquet. *Malcblr
managing editor of the
ews and A. E. Nimmo, in,
itor of the Detroit Sati
re among the prominent:j
ien and journalists of the
[11 be present.
Satire to lie Thiipanf
flavored with satire and
student and faculty meri
is Delta Chi wvill be pross
will bring out the ftaults
asses of many of the
ent guests presenlt. More
aphs will be read, in
ual weaknesses will be
e, H-. Warren, of Detroit
n1ited States ambassado.
who was to have beeni o
ests, an1nounced that he I
able to attend because
ca:ll from Washington,
Guest List~ is Uuual
ng the guests who aire
tare: President M4ani
President-Emeritus - -ar
ns, Dean Hugh Cabot.
E Bursely, Dean Willh
ries, Dean Fi. H. Kraus.
er E. Cooley, Dean Al'
'y, Coach Fielding H.
George E. Little, Coach
Elmer D. Mitchell, F, IJ
managing editor Lansing
I ; Lee White and Floyd J1
troit News; E. J. Ottaway
of Port Huron Timnes H
P. Haines, A, C. Sleight, a:
in of the Sturgis Journal;
Elliott, distributing ma
Paige Motor Company;:
wera and' Fenn.Hossick c
M~otor Company; Walter I
and E. P. Grierson oi
an Boy; Len Shaw, 'of tU
'roe Press, and Russell-
Detroit News.
ng those from Ann Arboi
end are May)or George E~.1
'J. Burke, Walter P. Sta
Mack, John Thomas, and
Hloratio J. Abbott.
guests are requested to
attire.
in the campus - electil'

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