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No. 175

TWENTY PAGES

ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUiNDAY,' MAY 27, 1923

TWENTY PAGES

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AILITARY
W ES ENCIRCLI
MOLD, (1ruWTN G
FION LINES

Dean To Address
Armour Institute

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SPECAL PRLEY STUDENT MAY RACE.
Q~fti~ 1Micigan NN-11I have one representa-
#R E E ' ive at the Indianap~olis Speedw~ay In-
ternat onal sr cop t'Okes next Wednes-
(layt when the leading a 'itomtobile pil-
ots of the v'orld li1W-A up for the waey
ofthe flag that will flash the fart
TU KE OrECE acers into ar~ni h nul50
TEDl)Y1 : 1.1 Al ON le, 2U13,. ho will serge as relief driv-
DECISON jer for the Chevrolct teams of Fronten-
acs entered1 in the event.
SETTLEMENT FURTHERS 'tether or noit iachile will zet into;
U. S.-TURK A'GRE EM ENT the race i% a utatter of conjecture , but
at any rate lie will be on hiand ready!I
to step into the driver' seawt should
7t~ris~t srtt 'l. s 11lru ify 'rt ;any of the Front-mnac teami pall into
A Iniwwat igtan lii I: - he pits for a relief driver. Ilachle.
for toAvet l4J~lliW~%altbough a freshman, heas had con-
__ _ iticdrabhle driving experience,' and a

Another Michigan
Big Z10 Champion

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WOLVERINES DREAK 6 REGOR
BETN HO911T 1MERKEL WINS TENNIS SIN

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SIN SKIRMISHES
BANDIT OUTPOSTS'
~end O)ut Spokesmnan in L asi
Collie to Term s; Captivesre in 'e d of F d
ang, May 26-(B3, A. TP.)--
uns and rifles tonight are
to release 14 people, in
Americans, hield by the
and its at Linchiend. For
:s crowds of officials nego-
to tried in vain to free the
ho were kidnapped from the
'e1jn ~Express Seuchow.

c'1 ICAGIO()STAR.,1IN STRA WIT il
FIRST CONTEST GOHES
TO THIRTY-SIX GAMES
Uiiiiswll Endlurance Te4 iid'19-17,
6.3 C3. in Favcv of Forme~tr
Varsity Cfpahin

MA RTI N, VANX
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UUBB ARD JUMPS
I DOES HURDI

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JLausaine, May 26- (Ly A.P.) -Inl-
stead of war inthe Near Last, peace
was the A elcomne result of a' special

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session of. the L~ausanne conference
Dean Mortirne E. CooleY held today at Ouichey Chwteau to
kDean Mortimer E. Cooley, of the en-
fgineering college, left last .night forj settle the Turko-G-reek reparations
Mlontreal where he will spend several controversy. As this Naas the only r -
days attending an important meeting inaining problem between the Greeks
of the American Society of Mechanicaladth rkosite wihtws
l ngineers. 'Thursday he will go toan le I rshoti'e wchtwsE
Chicago' to deliver the commence- feared might involve thv, Balkan coun-

tew weeks ago in practice lie turned
n some creditabIc ties on the Indian-
apolis track.
CALIFORNIA CAPTURES'
INTERCOLE6IEMELT

Special to.
z, Chicago, Ill., Mai
w. Pig Ten title was a
. ,. versity of :Michigan';
Charles Nterkel the current year 1
Varsity tenniis star who wonk the Charles Merkel, Wol)
Conference singles championship) by defeated Eddie Wils
defdatiiig. Wilson, of Chicago, 19-17, three straight sets
6-3, ;G-3 y este rd ay in C 11ica yo. C o f r n e i geI
~ ~ the Maize and Bl le.

'rlie IDally
Gy 26.-bne nor
addedi to the tint.
s long; string for
here today whjen
[wrine teninis star,
son' of Chicago in
and landed the
championship for

11101;-a ises ThiIrteenHI'l
&liios Two; 11"edi ier ;Ill,
Itecord-Brea kirng
special to Thelj ailiy
Columbius, Ohio-May 26--Cal
all but two first places out of
sible 15, and, placing in every
but the low hurdles, the Un1i
of Michigan track team defeate
State, here today by a score of
to 37 1-2, in perfect wveathcr;
a perfect track.
{six Ohxio field records were

ptil'

Nowv the mountain passes of the
;hole district of Confucius, China's
reatest range, that for days have
eon, filled with runners carryings
cans between tho Taotzuku forces
(d the negotiators below, are being
ut to otlher uses.
SoliIers Ifet Outlaws
Otitechung-yo Tuichunm, the military
overnor of Shantung, has his way
Lnd three brigadles of his troops, with,
nachine guzns and two scouting air-
lanes, have plunged into the hills.
Already' the soldiers have bad twvo
grushes with the outlaws w ith fatali-
os on both sides. General Tien has
Ahrown his troops in a wide circle!
bout the bandits and. he is gradually
ightening his strangle hold, cutting.
he outlaws from comnuinication and
Lping finally to 'isolate the gang
liaf is holding the 14 prisoners far
bove the clouds in the mountain prig-
n. The crisisi~ s believed to be at)
roaching. Thie outlaws are said to
>e willing to inalke promises but theoy
'ear the promises of Pekin. Also
lhey know tha~t G~eneral Tien ha-~
he reputation of separating the head-
f the brigands from their bodies.
What they declare .s a final effort to
ome to an a-green,-nmt, the brigands
esterdlay sent obit aspok~esman, ae-:
ompanied by J. . Powell of Shang'"
ai, one of the American prisoners
ithorto. all overtures hare failed -
ng to0 the lanaVPCs' demands thal
ny agreemnent with the Cbireso tov-1
nnmient mtuszlhave anoll cfial foreigul
;tz ra ntee.
Prisoners lay Vocod Ilealt h
After tl~e prisoners were ,eportedt
,o be generally in good health, (,Cxce}t
hie wealthy Italian attorney, T~.
lusso, who is suffering from aui in-
nred leg, Conditions in tl-.ir pl is-{
nis are bad, and food is none too plerL-
iful but in spite of oall tjlepvap" said
o lie well. It was hnted furilher thiat
hei diplomatic corps is 'cOpsLe'inig
aping steps to seize the real and per-
onal property of certain hig~h officials
ni an effort to force action out of the
'cagl governme~nt.
Will PUBLISHFPPE
(1hicago, ill., May 26.--Thee Chicago
ribune andl the New Yorki Daily News"
oday togethor launched anl Oceantic
dition which will be supplied to
oany large American passenger lini-
rs leaving New York daily. The eight
m ge paper will contain features fromn
ioth papers. The latest financial news,a
,olitical information, sports stories;
m(1 a dlig9ost of the worlds news will
e received b)y the paper by radio and
will appear in its pages every morn-
1 g.
The first ship to be eqluipped for
hi, service was the President ItooSe-
,'ct, wihich left New York today for
PlyI Jut, liCerbourg, and Brei oxn.
These papers now have three differ-
Mt editi:ons dazily, American, oceanic,
:nd Paris.
Big Ten standings

ment. address at the Armour Institute
of Technology. His subjiect wvill be

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tries have been averted.
The U nited'States through Jos"ephl
Grrew, the M;iister to Switverlaiid.

BEARS IIIIITVn II
1R1N(ETO

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P'OINTS;
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"The Responsibility 'of Education."

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Merkel I I,; 'oss

played ani important part. Consist- F {ranklin lfied, Phiadelphia., May IUliiI IiJ ilI a h ueirsaiao h
ent efforts for peace which continueid :2' -( B11 IA. P .)-AIt as hellpeiouttasturdyhe
::iregarded by the confrence delegates a andl of far western athletes carrying QAI7Tf ihigsii fteMro lyr
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haxiectetle nceperestgthe a ture bu od cth lthrdso h nseuiveJ Mcxkmrahjto sretl sthe pnig am.
BaseallNin Wi iiFirt Srin Me Ner atre prt t Eropin d pte s teietheoCifncleia tq e it adsidI0 oyrtlae y rsigtruhW
have been seeking foortittfo r opoed cofeenc.a teiort-sveth a szl:I'nti t8 l- ekl o h osan hs t
4 t1TRTbestTthStEthe east ter. It waseatanthisipoint that the
Tehpyednoftrkishican nual meet onoFranlin held. The hums-I uAL srel bat otle eniohng ayed~
expec~tret w ihluerestll retin fthe t a pt ud fof the thrdcaneta ie hrofI;]fo Iy ei afe e ah iing forounhopening
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day atnoon on ]' e iel ndirecisoni'tiof the ou ndr b-te oe oih Esfsldt cncUn omr ha rpoi entapburttlof eed .i an B rought" thae
watapacieaam.tnfcti pihic- tweast r cndstil l e state Yup d o f et patin n tedciinyIaum amee oa ll.in o n pnn
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ago Coachy Fisheou's tmenncconiderdecid-erdenadnety"iny viewdeof Greece's. precariounseasy eachnoithutosee
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tird aferawichfo Mt.clfo hourxis ad 54minute sy.Thed'actua l iaD efpet rm Po.R ;toa n ror n iinasective ccasonsBh tSme EIu
toa IV CftwandPapridrw te tirdbasetoriintesltherearofthefimendeibsressd mthe genrawll nees of t e Ln I eel o i oeg m sm kn h
butut HleiniendedCt ecfram elby fl ig fdefied. ---o'Puk as ri 1 r u .D ne e fea t he puMic; sin a U nir sity ou l n ot be> W onf r le d by Iativ i i l~ f f I n i
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c Frm ternutl h ihhi-dii ertropoieTetn n todeay tmby a ndPto f. scor. S NewsI tax uppored ntttos lhuh I17 IULeeWilsoU s eUIIIiLan
nigtegm eeoe ft ~ t rinthe ilhap fompTledog Ohio,top mec-nlowvmedallluhis forethe Wolverinestfavorableminnmany ways, therenormouy
erm a tti ldb t artedtNong on the j ln d n fie ld -c id h atist en - wd r hil exl e crnsco, t he u d e a g ega 'riwor th of th:U'. jit p es ntspoDet ro u t vicn trory sn ctionse of
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wa atde thme fateby Glilgl's d.1( ad o h is ow r fte Sac HarMic san in-aI finaca civmntiive~-ateionatrwic atutw'
roundeorhenUit.ueapr-cnLieutenant Crocker. oe an-Wstutionfortepre parglfIfatio heyoug mounat, ak 7e it hasridtoniei n n-'hl tieUnoabu 0pebr
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singledKalmao iPtte Gwhill oplewththtoMedyan
advanced him to the keystone A thbaguviassFOReeARD oLETTERS'
thnged sacrific e ventudersnbstucka utlhefpoblesllyf oromg isodpart todstritsseen, elcoed te ne
btn e M ir st'o bed .ooanf or a 1k; 111r, RuSin m nt, makin aplea forliberaityrtin g, m eme stuan assrdtem ofs t he-
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(Cniue3m en ietleowhrvrthddrs-satetyteoasn
Pa o etr ui g e s eiix ,,.r des has an ale ft n ror willhe c o adsenter inasn a en coe h etn ytlig o bc catr i o cry o tte U i
STUDENT CLUB se maysbeeif cortin'iinstructiondoirelAutomobieDeaestablishmetiofyanyePergenyHloan.vRrsity
haze -bt nine o minu ndfrfoeg tdents. 1 K. J. Giffelsngedsnif tir, Kei 'te'23te cunrpresidentoetos3oft, theth
VISITSDETROThfolowed.tt thetimerfleavigtthatHenry__Al._____of tudentchapteneripokeportment,
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DeltaenSigmabnational honoraryt ad-,1linstructedum Hedcanothenaat any ti ]t,.starttJune 1h, theetdayofolgowingicoin-;
verztiigftr nity, werei guestsfere fofsalt d hop the ,Dcardhaino ahemailnmibox whereverats
MrgH T. Eiagdtpresghidnt fteIleybndngallTO FIrsC cas ialwilo usecenzenadcotneuniiuluodws eevd nAn abor x
Cainpblh-Ewld copany o Detrit. Itheretter -be fowarde to te ad-l7.btoayltht GeogeICaeweblrfsDenoitssuredilithemseoRssihe
yesuterday oafeNoon n dresslk.-giveninony theBy"card,--Th andth oeofyhslelae Mr m. Shlir- u sslort fth Mayetoit(and A. P.)-
T dens hve ef An Arorwil b rods nteing Lasin ha ben csdbte e iledin.b alkn n ac ie apt e rchsatocaritie odecarteMoscow

ceeded. Dehart Hubbard, Nlichi
boardl jumiper, accomplished the
ter when he heaped 24 11 1-2 inc
Hubbard jumlped but twice. Hist
leap was good for 21 feet 7 1-2 inc
Martin, of the Wolverines, set a
Ohio field record for the 440 w~
he ran the distance in 49 2-5
onds. A new high hurdle record
Ohio field ivas also established w~
Hiubbard topped the stickcs in 15
seconds. Tan Orden set a new m
in thme shot put by heaving thel
43 feet 7 1-4 inches. Prosser br
the field record with a pole vau]
12 feet 7 1-8 inches. -Hindes th
(Continued or. Page Six)
Co" OF. C. TO ENTERTII
LOUIL MARVETE
War veterans will be entertaifle
the Ann Arbor Chamber of Con.
at noon Tuesday, at the Chamber
Conierce Inn. !Major Robert Art'
of the University R. 0. T. C.
act as chairman and Kenneth Wes
jman will lead in songs.
}The following prograni will be
',Anted: "The Boys of '-6," by Dr.
B. 1-insdale, president of the W;
tenaw S. A. II., "The Boys of 'C
Our Guests, introduced by Rb:
Bonisteel: "The Boys~ of '98."
Charles Kyer - "The Boys of '17,'
Captain 11. A. Furlang ; ."The Boy
Tomnorrowv,". by Sidney S. Robins
A bugle corps of the- boy' sc
will-sound mess and taps and a m
cal program w ill be given. The Ai:
ican Legion iv ill present the Ann
b)or Council of the Boy- Scout.
America with a flag to be dIisPh
before their new building.
All, veterans of any Amerieail
are' invited to be Present.-
Istev eils to Address Forum T01o
I lonrable Frederick W. Stevens
speak on "'Recent Developiuent
China,, at 12, o'clock today before
IOpen Forurn in the Congregati
chttr~lh. r. stevens, who has ref
ly returnedl to his hiome in Amin
bor, has _been in -China on anl iil
ant diplomatic and financial, is
in connection with the floating
Chinese loan, and has hia a8;1
tunity to get first-hand inf'ornl
about the Far last problem.
it . P. staishes Post 1hero
The AssoCcted Press announce(
iestabhishmnemit of a selparate newtis
yeaui for Ann Arblor lweause 01
amIoulnt ONws that .is Cr C
th rough Uniiversity happening;s.
G., Stevenson, their representative
Iarrive next week, Th1is is the first
that a, sepa rate^ bureau Las been s;
in a college town ftor the purpo)W
ohtaa ing news; expressly fromn
college.

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SUM MV'R IAIL~Y TlO BEGI N
UI' ,1CATI ON ON JUNI-
Publication of the Sumll
Michigan Daily starts June
and will include three C,
nmencenmlent and Clas s day
sues. Th''le SummIIer 1ichi
J)aily will contain college iii
sport news, Associated P'
Servi*c, andl other itemis of
terest. In addition u a'my 1g
p~ictures vwill be prurted.
Sub)scriptions are being
en now at the offics inl

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