THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OC~TOBER 16, 1923 . .. , , ,f C r 5 " Y' R > . M ' .yy y - / . :F cert will be a two-piano recital by Mr. PROF. (CURTITS CALLED WVEST ET and Mrs. Josef Lhevinne. I>BY FA I ?TTLEWS SUIENHEATH glDVcncerTOarOavElabEXTtRAe ofice Prof. Ralph Hamnilton Curtiss, ofth C O N E R T S [of t h u e S c h o o l o f M u s ic .a s r n y d e rt n , h a b e n c l d . Sou a ', Band, nder the direction or' MIC IAND ME his father, Mr. Hamilton Buxrton Cur- " '- iLieut.-Coinxnlander John Philip Sousa,' TO MEET TONIGHT! tiss. M~r. Curtiss had b~een ill but a swill toffer the first concert of the Ex-.- short time. Although hie was 81 years t Modayeve! Mihign Dmes an rgaizaionold, the news of his death was quite I, unexpected as resent letters reported ,nine. The. progr'am will feature four composed of the wives of graduate his improvedI health. Arrangements 'ie first amendment. If solois ts, aside from the numbers by and undergraduate students, wil meet, have been made for Professor Curtiss' for the consitution as a thle entire hand; Miss Nora Fauchxaldjat 7:30 o'clock tonight at H-elen New-1 classes to meet as usual. Ste.I li ee ccacdotistoard I ~I rvv ~sFn oy whole, ]: should not speak at all. And soprano, Mass ILachel Senior, violinist, "' En oy i I. d notrespect the constitution as Air. John Dolan, cornetist, and Mr. To London iOWVfla whole, I am unfit to speakt in he- George Carey , xylophonist. half of any part of it," Three of the compositions of Mr-I - ----Sousa appear on the program, while others will be offered for encores. AnI interesting number it is expected will IN S [ 1 [ I be offered in "The Victory Ball," by I ~Ernest 'Schelling. It will be remem- Mgy 1[ C~gn be red that Mr. Schelling appeared at I the May Festival last May. 1 .Three other concerts of the Ex1.tra berry residence. Mrs. Carl Rufus; will speak on her experiences and oh- servations in Korea, where she spent seven years. The local group is part of a national organization comprising nine chapters of which the leading ones are at the IUniversities of Chicago, Illinois and Iowa. Its aimns are social and educa- tional, while an attempt is made to help members who are new in Ann., Arbor to get acquainted. Wives of Mr. Curtiss was a visitor in Ann [Arbor several times, but not recently. He is survived by a widow, Mrs. Emily. Wheeler Cu-:,toss, and two sons, Prof. 1 Ralph Hamilton Curtiss, of Ann 'Ar- bor, and Prof. D. R. Curtiss, of North- western university.. ANN ARBOR'S BEAUTY V.REBNDEZ'VO0U S Rain Water Shampoos Expert Marcel Waving Artistic Hair Goods Cosmetics I' Manicuring STqDDARID HAIR SHtOP 707 N. University Ave. Phone 2652 La td I' ine TIodaiy! MARY PICKFORD ttit on f tie: ~nrtcl .t~at- ae Vu~i-concert series will be offered by the! terested are requested to call Mrs. I tuti tctk ;'aied Si"rs e hi a iQ of Vra~s i i argai r] i Detroit Symphony orchestra, with ad-. Curtis LeFever, the president, for fur-.b 'aid rSIiplahaiN orF ii andiid 4ath ditional soloists, while the final con- ther information. - - . Onemore Johil Igays Hammond, PO _Te a (f( now O oura,~known as ast Univer,ty bi' deeply conc-erned in p)1escririg respectI millionaire irning engineer, is mlen- namined simply l1iver7sity.u ciu for Infor that is;hi5 pr otctioto i{tiolied for anl illprtant 'diplomratic I The matter hars been rfrred to the Lunc lroperty. Do not they assum1Ie a sin- post. is umotr' ath1 it that he will sue;-. 1 03 ianeco COmrni tte.G who harve tIhe u c ister ha23a(1rd jlel:ofnlig a. ,I 'sm C.dirnt: -iCa'.Cl. George Harvey as anmlassa5t- power to draft the orinanl~tce and any prt oftill consitutin: t lodl; 1 )h1c it befCore council, which body T anythiparint o t,csrni i . a rt. Ioflong to 1I.irdCoa when Ilarve iresigns nmay carry tis sugg etion into effect______ the great chart riount nyt axn. 1. au it has been annoullced ho It is probable that this (u stloil willI at this ameondmient beat at the whle( will. iariirionil has rendlered valuable 1)be decided at the next mieeting of t he I structure of a goverlnment eo, lwwhen ;acssistauc~e to the Republican adminiis- I(ciy(coliuni r.nhih will b o Nvel-A yordsoeyii anati.Tis pro-tration inl various capacities.., er 5.I vision of the c oumtilttioll is inl the con-'-- -- - - tic___ stitution by thle .cameu authoritye, cal'- At another juncture lie remarked: N. M. Macek, '23 was (elected pre ?i risthe same force and tsanc~ity as the I"Parohm~itionist, or anti-rhlion-(etadAN.Rn,'4sceayof. ' Fifth amnendment, whicb h C1rc xj the ,is, sober or drunk, we ought as ct- 'thleHindustan club t itsmeting held I I 703 N. UNItV." protecting shelter of [he i;hole gov- I hzens be loyii to our common country I Sunday in Lane hall. erment ,around life and prio arty. The and be wilinrg to support the law so-- spirit of lawlessnless wh ic:i aunderin- 1long as it is thne law." It's true efficiency to use Dail 1;1 Y es the one will, in tume, destroy the( All 'Vial to Freedon C1"-X.sifieds. .Adv. _ - -SY other. I ith the observation that "the .ai-- ----III- Munst Suipport Conrsiti itioii ,=antees; of the constitution are the mostI!IlIi '--lIlIIllIIIIIIIlI~III~I,~laJluIII "Those men have da perfect right to! sacred guai'anees in behalf of civil lib-,; change the constitution, or anry-part f erty ever placed in any instrument of ^ it, in i tche wayby whichncags a r aae goernment," Se'nator Borah declared_101 pemte. bys ln s s n was of the opinion that if any onle there, it is x'ntilieotbi-i C<,.si h-nSt and 1provision of the constitution could be'=' " corsc,,emr ons Su'i nrt. You cannot 7e arded as mre vital to the cauise ' M w r " heyorioetotoport.yo'0'fedom) than any other, it would .be .. -' 1:Ofcl'ty 1o- life, the tumugrcs, which you the first amendmnent, wit ich guna-r- -~~ )siz j~and,]dee ply' c harll,;i oucon-- es srep1eech, afe rssadtegg'~ JtI~~tU~. tinmze to teach di sreg-ard fog tine tings I ight to worship Clod acerting to the ~" -',~ / f_ which challenge your- opuo ption. What - ictates of one's conscieric-e" _______________ one citizen mnay hue- anoter may dis-. ( "But such are the effects of war . -" - lilte, and weshall soon witness a gen-;Iupon the constitution," he continuedl= ;Oil NOWV PLAYIN 7:O( _ oral assult upon the whiole stracture." "such are the 'effects of war in hbrced 1I -}:~TL~S 3 Declaring; that 1e t-oibitieon ig hate and intolerance, that men amre of e d e ti tl t r c.b o n p i o o ay a d h v e nf r sxW the cons iitutuin," Sn t r oah years in abslute i violation of the fund U i er alIead o t e9' cc l!'Cinied: anental principles of the first amiend UieslowDl H Z herIn t D cY at :te It is 7infthe consteitution aftrers melnt to the onstitution, there not for camipus---lws of agitation ,and discus.- o aft e a violence, nlot for assaults upon lift or Ac"-° 7)on'it Miss It? tates had 'already adoptels'-v d property, but for the expression of For' prohlibidon law~s, a fter olopeaesi their political views. But what 1, thee ircgres a e.# r c (-on ,)rlb-(even more startling, they are there - the state lex ri+,irtu'e 7, nate.. i without any legal evidence upon which (C I ion by 36 { e 0:,et a i ii' C' li':-to hld them,. o ,~1a~( no) Oemac?ncandidly ao h att s "I7 would count nmyslf a xxiling -,. i?~' arliedmn 'it is ill tlime (73t~iO hy pvllpro;rte to ('0mb here to instit upon1-011 U'l.:ent or a a res altof 1)11olthe enforcement ofthe Ii' 'l ne1- " > --/ h9,ste." I meant and rema1in silent upon the udoI c ' ~ ~- -~.Has it ever occurred to { CET 4I1.ER,-_Iwhite linens, the samne I i .> ,of I gali. or ixore -'pael of every cdescrip P ~~ 3 0visit a modern hospital.WHT.e3 g A/GNE CIDER MILL sYou can, for inor!1 ., ,ar U )t,. (< A~~ 'l of 1Im0vriie Specialty Companyi of washing and ironnin 1112N.)RIN STRIEET 2 Joseph M.SchncKt- >> same expert care. presents __________________ "Why be content wt SANITATION with . 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