T14E MICHIGf AN DAILY ____
e:
ras Oil Blaze Kills Fiften;
Fire Loss Mounts Into Millions
VBARSITY BAD AS
ALUMNIE£NTER1AINM9ENT
1Sg lUE
:Akeise Appfhlcautto.
lterates Front
PLAIN'XEI) TO AMUSE OLD
IS°
'" ril u e
MIEASIJRE
cl Change In the state laws, to bar
persons of°- buhnrai itlct or
iliteratesfrom opeorating motor ve-
liceles, as u mean of reddig the
ttnaumber of 'atomovb lie accidents, :s
proposed by r. 1. Gdie, executive
secretary of the .Detroit safety ;coin-
i. 'The r c bnmndations of Mr. Gl-
:'kyob~ 1 e ehorsel by the cn-
oi ,itl n4byx cuge Caales L. Bartlett
of ietrot, who has won a national
reputation for' the jail sentences he
Pas meted out. to traffic-law violat-
ors here.
Mr. Goldie who has made an ex-
tcnslve tudy of 'traffic cond Lions,
says:
61 rave come to the conclusion that
th& root of (thepresent 'pi emi' of
automobile accidents in all of the ci-
ties lies In the promiscuous granting
of" drivrs' liceses. The present Msate
law is ent.,wely inadequate and should
bc. supplanted with a scheme similar
to that in vogue in Connecticut.
"This law provides for a state cam-
,missioner of traffic, under whose jur-
Isdiction wouild come the granting of
-all drivers' hucenses, and this -official
'would have the authority to revoke,
kr jut cause, the license oeany driv-
er either for a sh rt or long period.
Every person in the sate would e
oiliged to submit to an eamintion
" to his fitnes to perae an antonio-
bile and :also undlergoa~ n .telligenec
and Iracy test.
"At p sea tthere aare hndres'of
a ton obil drivers in Michigan twho
cannot read, enought Englh~ih to mae
oult thae safety and trailc signs, ac-
cordinig to police authorities. Also
therearemany persons of sub-normal
intelligence who can demand and pro-
cure,' drivers' licenses under the
ent law.
Habituially careless drvers or those
shown to b lacking in onsderatiofl
of others could, be forever barred
from driving any here in Michigan
if this .scheme went into .effect."
irs t eClbDelivers Initial
Listeners at radio receiving sets
throughout the country were able to l
enjoy between 7 and 8 'clock last I
night one o the mnost interstng nus-
ical rcgiraid of the 'year: the Uni-
versity Grs' 'Glee clubprogram
broadcasted by the Detroit Free .Press.
The opening number of the pro -
gram, Laude Atque Carmina, must
have scored 'an immediate hit with all1
listeners. The full rich tones of the;
~itire Glee club drewthe naxium~i-
effect from Stanley's enchatifg piece.
"Trees" sung by the whole club with1
Ti'th W'erkheiser , '2, fetire solo-=
:s , brigcfht out ahn s'delicate har-
monies whichi eveni the occasional sta-
tic disturbances could not aide.'
Tphis niumber was followed 'b the
deligtfutl " lll c' the Wip", by
Sr. Aveonticl ;° '2, then offerd
84)me usical s8beetio:a on the ce'-1
lo, After these the etire club .joned
M~ ."Fly, "Snging lird," ,accompanied
t Pauline Keyser of the Shool of .
111.'xic in a violin obigato.; Shelleys
fJcppah Moon", now" was sung and
1vO~ undoubtedly one of the wo nstI
(E el;gtful numbers of the -recital..-
M~ar y Fail, '23, soprano, k d the.
c l airgain pleased Ilndrds with
~cane Junior Girls' PFlay songs. After
630 eral enjoyable piano seetion, by
(A,4ra'Lundell and Hester teed of the
§I n~hol of 11us, the Glee'club sang
e, tral wall-known college tunes
which though in artistry not equal)
to the preceding numbers, i vivacity
and joyousness were the greatest
Vieuro cif the evening.; E.C.M.
The Varsity band will be in charge
of the annual entertainment tendered
returning alumni during graduation
week, and which will be held IF;riday,
June 15, this year, it was annrounced
yesterday.
A program patterned somewhat aft-
er the annual B and Bounce is to be
given. Participation of camnpus, or-
ganizations is being encouraged. Those
having suggestions -which might be
used in arranging the programi, or
having novelty acts or stunts which
could be presented, are' requested to
communicate with Carleton B. Pierce,
'24M.{
Organizations or individuals plan-
ning acts for the alumni entertain -
ment will meet .in the auditorium at
Lane hall from 2 to .4:30- o'clock next
Friday afternoon. Acts which can be
used in the program will be selected
from those presented at this time.
MATS. 'TUES., THIUt 3
GARRCK M25C-50c
'14th An'usl Season N1GHTS:25-50-764t1
THE BONKSTELLE cot i
In .R 'ta J oh~nson Y oung 's Virillia n t C i m edy j'1I 10 1 ere w Y r * "
.4 XT Mi4ONDAY - '*5ZVEN'TE1N" I
STEMSIAGNY
Tickci,Tcu iC iscs- sliliac
EUROPE and ORIENT I
1601 E. Huron St. Phone 1384'
WIL DOUBLE POWER
OF LIGHTING PLNS
Fork on the improvement of. the
University heating and power plants
will be started soon,, according to Ed-
ward C. Pardon, superintende ;A of the
bui ldings and groundIs department.1
The work will be carried ouit by the6
use of the $500,000 recently appropri-i
ated by the legislatu:re for tliat pur-
pose.
Present plans provide for the- ad-
dition of two 1000 horsepower boilers
to the present heating plant and 'a
considerable increase of the available
space in the coal storage yards. The
turbine generators now An use by the
power plant that fuirnishes light for
theo University will be supplemnented
by additional units until a capacity is
reached that is, double the presient
onse. Excavating and the laying; of
foundation work will begin next
There is a buyer for any article you'
!may wish to sell. Let "Jimmie"' finds
to make $500
During Summr Vacation?
t-
Anu nusual opportunity
is offered to college men
and women to eartn
enoughi money during
the coming sumzmer
vacation topaynextyear's
tuition and excpenses.
F4
Write day for Particulars
it will surprise you to learn how
easily a substantial sum of mon.ey
can be earned by selling the Premier
Knife and Scissors Sharpenier right.
in your own hometown or city. Eer
housewife wants one the minte h
sees' it--because it is such an i. l
provement over the ldfashioned whetstone. Just a
two of the Prei'er Sharpener on any knife or scissc
produces a keen-cutting edge instantly. Written g
makes it easy to sell. Write at once for complete informati
50a fcur sam~ple, stating what territory you wish us to reserve
Prte nIor Mfg~. Co., 8 U East Grantd Boulevard, Detri
I u
Our representative
ZflMNK 73R0&
exhibits at
,nth Avenue
B$oot Shop
Wild,
&C0&
May 26 to June
2
Now York
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AIAY
1r'
Jrlamning mil ivell at Corsicana,
Fifteen lives were lost and between
five and ten thousand barrels of oil,
were destroyed in the fireIat Corsicana,
Texas, wrhen sparks from a drill ignit-
ed gases and started a conflagration.
Th crew working the drill were
trapped in the derrick without a
chance to escape the flames. The
flamnes from- the burning well at times
reached a heighit of ja thousand feet
and could be seen for a distance of 30
miles. Thie property loss' will amount
to millions.
INCREASE SHOWN,
IN LIQUOR ARRESTS
Lansing, May 25.-(By A.P.)-There
was an increase of-nearly 59 per c~ht
in the number of prisoners sentenced
to state penal institutions for viola-
tion of the liquor lawes in 1922, as com-:
pared with 1921, according to a report
made public by Fred E. Janette, state
commissioner of pardonts {and paroles.
In 1921- there were 256 convictions;
in 1922 there were 328-an increase of
12J.
During the first quarter of. 1923 the
number of liquor lawv violators sent
to the state prisons ran ahead of 1922.
There were 85 convictions in the first
three months last year, as compared
w ith: 86 in, January, February jand
March of this year.
Texas, evwdec cast fifteen lives
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Fresh, new, appetizing
dishes make every m~
here different from all
others--more enjoyable.
P rices continue lowest
A dash of April, a bit of
May, a breth of June -'A
New Spring Oxford with
life and youth in every
line Severly ; simpl in
pattern and m~oderately
wide in last -.In Golden
Brown, ]Ruddy Brown or
Black Calfskin c---I
ON "DISPLAY
MAY 28, 29, 30,, and JUNE I
at GEORGE K.YER'S
A rcade Cafeteria
Seoes iw!N~Yhk,r~okyl1Yetraek
1da.«a.. Address 191' Mlt O 1er
s'tiDuane street"3dcwYork iIy
Upstairs,
Nic enls' Arcade
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T aoo~-.m.deSummer Suits
ADRIAN-ANN ARBOR BUS:
(L'ffective lay 1l-Central
- Time)
Bus lea-ves Adrian- 6:00 an4
11:45 a:;ar. and 3:45 pf. n1 Leaves
Anns Arbor 6:45 a in. and 12:4:5
and 4:45 p.mi.-
~lJNAY-LavcAnnAro
6:45 at i. wand G:45 p. mn. Leave
. Adrian :345,p. in. only.
Mect n)-U'. cams at Saline both ways
for connections for Ypsilanti, Wayne
- nd Det-roit. - -
{+i~lrr rr ~ r~lbrM Y Mr ~ w r !!r I~ rrr lriwr-llM ir. ! - r 2 - r - i ll .
A WORLD CONVENTION ON BUSINESSPRMTO
wlrr ! ! rrrrrri rriiirr R O M OTION! 1
A Thotsand Yeairs
$1. 50
, 4 $100.50
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Materials used are genuine -English
priestlys and Havana cloth. Hi-gh
gra de cut-to-measure Flannel Trou-
se r3
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THE INTERSTIATE TAILORS
Call at American hotel or phone 123
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Follow
That Hunch
AND BE SATISaFIEDa
Ii
io the
BLU - GOLD
LUNCH
605 Church
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Before youa ruish away for
decoration Day-
White Flannl Trousers
You're going to want them time
?=ti time again throughout the
nunor. -These are made of
fiiefannel, -carefully shaped'
adtailored, with- only .the best
-ot trimmings-buttons, and - so
oni.
RergnigS6.50 to $12
p WERS--P-H9INjF 13th'
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of Experienc
A business man of the Central West, who started with~
,nothing only a few years' ago and has mnade a fortune and
attained a national reputation, said 'thati ~spsil o
-him to employ a sales promotion executive with 1,000 years
of experience. " I choose him from among the members of
the advertising club," he said. "Tlhere are 100 members of
the club, each with an average of ten years of experien~ce.
He can and does exchange ideas with them. So, he brings
to -bear on any problem pertaining to miy advertising, 1,000
years of advertising ;experience."
Apply that thought to the opportunities that await you
at the-
I NE'TEENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION
MSSOCIATED ADVERTISING CLUBlS of the WORLD
.Atlantic City: June 3 'to 7, 1923'
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AREYOU
A RADIO FAN
If not you Are missing ouit on
the greatest modern sfpart
and business of thne Tvicn-
tieth Century. Start in today
and let the radioinhone rgive
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Share with us the joy *
Juein Atlantic City
You do not have to be a member,.
of this Association to attend and
rub elbows with the 5,000 sales
promoters: who' will 'attend that
convention. You can find oppor-
tunity to ask questions, to put your
-own business problems up _to ex-
perts you meet there.
In addition to the sessions of the
convention, loaded full of 'business-
will ;go back hom~e enriched.
Share with us the joy of June in
Atlantic City. What a delightful
place it is in that delicious m~onthl
Ample hotel accommodations at
.reasonable, guaranteed rates, ad-
mirable transportation facilities,
special railroad rates-a great busi-
ness opportunity and a chance to
spend some most enjoyable days
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