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Forty Schools
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from more thIan 40'
ghout this state will
n Ar bor for the thirdj
tion of the Michigan In-
Press association, to be
9, and 10, under the
igma Delta Chi, nation-
al Journalistic frater-

Those on the committee are: Pro-
gramns, Robert Tarr, '24; housing-, Wil-
'1Lam Stoneman, '25; registration, Dav-
id Bramble, '25; arrangements, J.
Logan Stevens, '24; judging, E. G.
IBurrows, of the journalism depart-
m aent, Prof. John la. Brumin, of the+
journalism department, Donal Ham-
ilton Haines, managing editor of the
Mbichigan Alumnus, and Robert Moriar-
Ity, '24; discussion, Ralph .Smith, '24;
~printing, Paul Einstein, '25.
A special committee, of which flo'dert
Moriarty, '24, is chairman, is to have
charge of the, cups which will be,
given to the winner of the seveeral de-
cisions, based ,upon..the. best weekly,
bi-weekly, monthly, and-annual pub-
lications represented; in the associa-
tion.j
Special programs are to be arranged
to enable the delegates to attend the
0. S. IT. track meet, the spr ing tgares,
and other events of considerble imn-
t portance scheduled for, that time.
Other announcements of the complete
program will be given out at a later
Harry Heilmnan and Ty Cobb,. both of
the Detroit Tigers, are standing first
and second respectively, in the batting ]
standings of the American League.
Patronize Dailv Advertisers.--Ad.

Y1ois "Boss" +ISTIE T 1JEflFOR
Succeeds Murphy!~UEJIlIIL
..........VI.OLAMU lON OF STOP LA
Police c ntinuthi drive against
te hi ieinfraction of traffic rules yesterday,
making their first ari osts for vloaltion
of th~f stop street ruling. Orville
>.,;'>.....Bond, '26, pleaded guilty before Judge
< I John D. Thlomais and along with

First Run Pictures"
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These are the points of security which

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,esentatives of the schools who!
2nmbers of the association will
in town Thursday, and the first
g will be held that same after-
Nothsing as to programs has
efnitely decided upon~, although
bought that there will be two
ssions each dayv of the meeting,
[so several smaller business
gs to be arranged at the con-
ce of the delegates themselves.
purpose of the annual gather,-
fthe association, according to
tSchoonmaker, '25, general
an for the fraternity of the
cnvention, is to promote. better

Carl Castens who was arraigned yes-
terday morning, wai~ fined with costs1
$13.45. In addition five were arrested
f or speeding.
In passing sentence, Judge Thomas
said: "There are no excuses for viol-
ations of pthis ordinance.. The signs
have been placed .for nearly three
weeks and all drivers should be aec-
customed to stopping. Penalty for
the second violation will be a jail
sentence.
Fraternity athletic managers who do i
not receive a copy of the weekly base-
1 hall schedules by Saturday of each'
iveek, should call the Intramural of-
fice at once.
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and garments.
We have a complete line of these cedar bags
75c to $2.50.
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200.-204 E. Liberty St.

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This is the store in
Detroit which gives
5i per cent of your
purchase to the Lea-
gue Fund.

George E. Brennan
The death of Charles F. Murphy of
New York leaves George Brennan as
the most powerful individual among
all D~emocratic party leaders.



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SatuirdaLy afternoon instead of dancing ait the Union-ocr ,playing golf--or
st olling or. the boulevard. Tub-silk frocks are a la mode-they're bouyant
---you can wear one anywhere!l
Adorable poeclcs; boish collars; boson, fronts-tucged and
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bared to the world-
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one of its-daughters,
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life of hapmpiness.

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