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Gathering together for. the last time' hope is that they will be constant re-' loin1g girls, on Saturday afternoon:
as a body; Michigan's 1922 undefeatedj niilders to you .of 'the service you ten-. Lucile Belilhiny, '26, S. of M., Roselle
Varsity football squad me t with Coach dc. ed Michigan in establishing the R~e,~ fMDrtyiIrson
Yost yesterday at the Union, w\herc splendid record that you did." '2t;, .o; M., Dorothy Johtn on, S. of
he gave the men his farewell a1ak of The remainder of the coach's _speech M.,.BetPylmha, S. of M., Irene Find-
the year and awarded te With they was taken up with asking the men to ley, S. of M., Florence Welders, S. of
gold football charms;. retain the spirit of promptness and 'M., Frieda Wishropp, '24, Margaret
The entire squad, with the sc tNv illingness to work at all times, Tra irc r, '24, Josephli22£ "Dulrran t, '26,
coaches, trainers and mnana en., -twere _; hiclithey manifested this year.. "L S. of. 111, Mrs. Lavtteji, Helen We'er
present for the presentatio-n anI the future," the coach concluded, "al- S. of AM.
speech. A total of 28 a1;ards= in all ways keep wt you the spirit of -
were made. promptness an(1 servilce whieh has t Prof3 Itt nsl :rti 1 ad;Thl p
*Gold minatutre fotballs ar. given made sport wvritd rs place you at the Prof. P.. Brand Blaulshard >iri~4d
only to members o, chamipion hir I tp truh the country.~ paper on Bfehaviour~2m .i ,as 1or
teams and to ien who have tic ' ------- -- -- of Knowledlge" last night t the re
three letters in football at the lVniv, r- Duoforld health underwear, wo0&l jfar meeting oft I1 Acolytes i~ ~a
city. All of the coaches, tralner.a, ;anoi outsidcotton2 insie- J. F'. Wuerth son, fail.
the manager also received the aw ards- ~ltf
yesterday. L1ose sonmetllilp-? xA f :itt ed i
In presenting the charnms to theJCtfristmnas -Stationary7-a select thie Daily will fm a it.--- dv.
men Coach Yost said,- "For the firstj stock at: Wahr's University Pooik--__
time I am speaking to you as yours store.-Adv. , Patronize a ily advertisors.-,-dsv.
athletic director and not as your ,..
coach. I am presenting these charmsj
to you in behalf of the University. My
will continue to be enlisted tow4-rd
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ferellce in Moyseal . Ripusht has offerAd to rree hor srumy to200,000 imen
a nd~a(,i-e$ t.,l t .r , bud ets It bier ucigli-s do 1 ikew n ;- %{l Di nmna .
2-.4,)Nin;. W'P, i0ch Ilms long £eured atfaicdi ;y TRussia Wecause of
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the soldiers bonus. bill,
President Harding.

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President Harding, signed the hill
authorizing the retirement of associ-
-te justice Pinkney from the Suaprdrne
court bencb.
The Senate passed. the annual treas-
ury appropriation bill in practically.
the same_ form in which it was ap-
Droved last Saturday by the House.
The Department of Agriculture es
titated this year's total cotton pro
Auction at 9>964,000 bales.
it was indicated at the White:House
that the United= States regaided with
concern the failure of allied premier-
to reach an agreement on German re-
parations.
1Tepublican leaders decided to give
rural credit, when the bill -is, rea d,-
for consideration, right-of-way in the
Senate over the administration shin.
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maing the service of this Comupany
the kind of s'ervice the Pe~ople Gf IMich-
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not obliged to act on the proposed
merger of the Armour and AMorri
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partmaents of Sate and P .,Aloe, car~-
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Charges were made by former Re6r
resentative J. t. Kelly, of South Da- I
wcta, b r the senate agricultural
committee today that the Chicago
Board of Trade had contributed $100,-
000 to the organizavtion of the A1meri-
can Farm Bureau Federation, one of
the largest farmers' organizations in
the. country.
The $53,000,000 appropriation bill
for the department of state and Justice
carrying half a million for investiga-
tion and prosecution of war fraud
case was passed late today by the
House with out a record bo vote.
ANOOUJCEEX[1A TRAIN
TO tEAVE HERE H I UA
Transportation facilties will b)e
considerably ai gillente'i Friday to
care ;'or the thousands; of students re-
turning to their-"homes for Christmas
vacation.
The Michigan Central announ ces
the addition of coache., to all trains
paesing tirough Ann Arbor. A spe-
cial train for Grand Rapids will
leave the station at 3:20 oclock city
time.
Two specials -will be0 run by the Arnn
Arbor railroad. The first will leavel
for Toledo at 12:,10 o'clock city time,1
and the second will leave for Lansing
at. 5:41 o'clock city time. Extra cars
'will also be run on all other trainsI
on that day.
All available cars will be placed in
service by the interurban company.
No special cars will be run, but the
number of cars for each section will
be greatly increased.
A special car has been chartered by
R~ochester, N. Y., studentts on te
Michigan Centr~al. It will be attach-t
ed to the Wolverine train whichl
leaves Ann Arbor at 3:35 o'clock cit
time.

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