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AY 14, 1924
THE *MICHICAN DAILY
TAX BILL[ GIVEN
TO CONFERENCE
Committee in Charge Of Measure Hlas
Majority of Republican
C,,nferees
VITAL ISSITELS 'T' BE CLEA',RED
By PARTY REPRESENTATIVE S
Washington, D.C, May Imo.-(By.
AP)-The tax reduction bill was en-1
trusted today too'a- conrere'nce With'al
Republican majority, but under a
r ~~threat' froth Democratic leaders that,
i eoreAvtrail;cagst-measure as, passed by the senate, it
wouild be, remodeled.,
,Senate Republican orgfmnizatlon'
leaders turneddown a suggestion from
the Democrats that they be given a
majority on the senate conference
comittee, since the measure carries
most of the provisions advanced by the
milnority party.
The, conference which has been (call-
ed to meet tomorrow, is now composed
of three Republicans and two. Demo-
crats each afrom the house 'and sen-
ate. The vital provisions of the bill
. ~are. in dispute and must be adjusted
by the conference. The senate amend-
mnents are the most distasteful of the
administration and with a Republican
imajority in control of the senate con-
ferees it is considered likely. that the
report will be framed to suit miore the
wvis5hes of the president and the treas-
ury, department.
Under the auspices of Kappa Phi,
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; The.:Plantation Melody . akers:. will '
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freshing story, and does not even as- IUIUIIlL[IUL IJ
pire to greatness. 'Therein it more-
nearly approaches the great than if! Dr. G;eorgcesde Bothezat, noted Rus-
t had tried and couldn't. Literature jSian scholar and recognized as one of
end drama which are content to rest tihe foremost authorities in the world
>n a p a e w t h v ra e h m n u o e o a t ca r b e s a d a r-ing,' and which is still good, is al-I dynanic questions gave the first of a
.cay> vluale t wery inds "Dd-series of four University lectures in
,asL uab-Les t oer id s. "Dad-the West 'Physics lecture room last
dy LogLg"i odpto, good ,.gnt upon. -The General Theory of
cmedy, and, good love. Three cheers Soaring." lie will speak at 7:30 o'-
for the daddy and the orphants. clock tonight in the sarne'room upion
Of course, even if your mind is not; -
weary, you will still be welcome. if aet plays. "The Potboiler" by Alice
you are used to this sort of sweet! Gerstenbery, and "Caleb Stone's D eatlh
living, that is undoubtedly the ..sort! Watch" by Martin, Flavin.' The first I
of life; you most enjoy. Your heart: is quite as obvious as its name,, but
will. go out to the dear little orphans. the second by the author of "Children
They are irresistable, jas our neigh-, of the Moon" is very distinctive' and
bor on the page wii agree. And the rennasrkable-and very difficult to pr'o-
mysterious benefactor is equally love-' duce with the proper illusion.
able. The Player's Club, however, is re-
Marion Barlow vivig itself, and although you, as a
judge in the audience, may not yet
THlE PLAYER'S CLUB will present be willing to admit the fact, it is more
their-or should it be ""its"-last pro- competent to present such ambitious,
gram of the year Tuesday, May 20, and exacting dramas. Certainly, the-
n Sarah Caswell Angell luaul . The', program will be interesting and even,
'rodllction will consist of two oune- surpirisingly expert.I
"The Physical lift cI nrc' af ioa of the a~ been brought to tihe University Junior Pngincrev, r:; cteilayv Called otT s enior lit era 1 i ,nludt who
Renold's numbe'r." hi ough the efforts of Prof. F. WV. theil- anntual l:inquet wNhich w %as niot caled for their cla, invit,
Dr. de Bothez~t, who is a doctor' of Pawlowski of the aeronautcal engln- scheduled oto e1( Lr A night at ma-y do ..o from 2 : to i o'cloCk thi
mathem'atic~v at Paris unix errtiity spoke ecring department and "D.:K. Kazarin- 'the Union. No reason way given for j ernkoon at the1 booth in the mazin
last -night on soaring in connection off of the mathematics' department. T;;he cancellat ion of plans. dfor of Vniivc r::ii hall.
with the a i'r 'eSix;t ancn and a discus-
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