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T11-RSD AY , OCTOBER 23, 1924

THE MICHIGAN DAILY





NEW LID ITIELS

~Buffalo's Mayor
Wars OmnKKux

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SNAME EXECUTIVE BO0ARI)
:x1 cAfnoueitn nctof iiten noi te
Tarii> (25 dcl P2'tfl f VOieO A(i fix s (n
Ali 1juiiofl w ,, m1040 y st r ay ly 'lb712it3{
Caivanaugh, '2711, 1prCeseidlot of(ha 1n .
41* Union.
'I4 lbeu (Iaves, '"NE, iw a=! au ' f(
general bai rn ofttherc Tet ion i
d5 *t ln t0 In ta.h;teel 04by (1w yei
1 i OS, '126.2? Y~e'l X kls>ua12n ,IHUC
t9.1 1.51°!f} 'he , 920 U ilIC Ic e )t0fl "I
Cnit teeZ', 1(iixzlb .O~kpan, 26, chair'-
x. fl f tbhe gner rceptin conif-+
mittee , Howard Turner, *26IT, (;Bair
rawfor(, 27, chirn nr of t11he4 5al1'
all I oonmig commit tee. - '°
u k1 James Newton, '26, was made gen-{
mt eral chairman of the house depart- tayf,1 'r
m4nent to be assised by Robert (o.r fao N. Y., i
~>'26, James Miller, '25, is chairman of t h Ku Klx
the house rules conmittee, Clark ecte ea(r
ltt avis, '27, chairman of the billiard _______e1'ie
committee. Jack Schravesandec, '27, _.
cairman of bowling; I hebe ry ' UB El~f f
lafr 26, chairman of the libary VIL
committee; Richard Maxwell, '26
(lance chairman. Robert Leopold, 2 , ! TI
chairman of the tap room con mitte ,1
and Alvin Tolle '27, chairman of the
s~ general entertainent conmittee. WorQ hasI
" a Paul Bruskce, '26, was made head of 1^>ochz fot(l
dii thie publicity dpartment to e as s i
F4 sisted by Smith (ady, '27, and l Willx( ar 3ti , et
t C frosbn;.,'27rThe underclass (1p0t- t1-6 be
M ment will bo headed by willaimL e hh-;~:
t ' . Diew , '2G), w.4 i ll b^ d5[YU t iWl by i.iirb i
xrEarl Ilaser, '27, Tori <s Ki~ 71 : f, a.s ~
.If Theodore 1lrnbei'ger, ' 7, Jaae Sib-
(iley, '27E, and Richard Ellitti ,'11" tis yer.
W' Harry G. Messer, '26, h~s beenz
made general chairman of the iff
d membership committee to repa! Axja :",
' WilliamI1 F. Austin, '26, who wa pr -I
d~viously announced cairmn of tffs
at'acommittee. ifv_ rt
ttAlbert Adai~s, '27s, will headt the f
,sw imming poo commiittee. Kaild 1
a :.ii'obrtson,''25E, recordp iscrtay,
will be assisted by Richrd 16 Rn __'
ton, '26, and ,Bayton Dene, '2Y% o
a~s st n e o~ ' g s c fa i e - -corders in this departm ent w l
E!7din P. Vary, '27, Wzta] tr A. mmifsl )
r t el, '271+, and John A. Arduss, '2716:
' Th- executive council of tle unon
°.,ill be composed this year of "1i,_cm
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The New Corna Four
with Standard Keyboard
It's
a wonder?
CORONA Four is the
sensation of th ty pe-
writer world - a prta-
ble ofTle typewrier.
Standard keyboard and
big machine featuresr
throughout. Sturdy, sub-
stantial, bt light enough
"'r to carry anywhere. Only
i $60 With Case.
0. D. MORRILL
Dealer
14 NICKELS' ARCAE
h hle Statiiery and TypeI~cwriter. Store
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S EER LABME
., becau s
f D crimnatiog people appre-
Cl ate a place of quiet refine-
mon31t where pi'ICCS aire c ra; of-

th e nM". iAst tofa v r e
l~ln, s eK~i:~ a svn
rs 31h o~s i~tio
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if LUIREh
beenreceved V~inLnue
(1 )3rr,+ alb
t: 1Z;1 n '11 u t
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ilt he Cale f 't I. 4 ?;' i
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~Yg~LSfCIEY HUNEY,Mon.,Oc.27
I.One Year at the taw Theatre, 1 oYr.
10 ~Q VENE RERE ~ I A Comedy of Gorgeous AAinsenat. '-N w XYork Th'ni.
IRc~ u i is ll1 I H o l d I h am u k s~ g i i i d
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'WILLIAMS TO GIVE TALK MARI BYRON, INC., SAYS
( jrnv n' 111, 2r,.3anal 21, theAim
Md o r e t ' 1 0 d rg"~C '
< , {, v( etc: e ' ally t ismetis;lis
is-1d in C:hieagp, but it has been
ceon ;'d ,l o .in aArbor this year inul
r e; it thO e 1mCeim crs of the IL
t ". L y r - 4 c n po d of dA mer- a.
-'u"1' ';wI.of the 'Rocky
r . i d,.iM1'r,2gtl'errng}1s, po
.. "r rir toi in physics s ( itlsCiisr';.y T
. Iis e'xpec'ted that thli7 .-VVT
a pevill I', r>ad by ,l ro. ' !U K1
b Uili, t ;" f the Physi>c d- G T
(o0 It'ec f ,radlio develop- hd '. 1)S
ta<.11 -. ' " ~' Wliauhas Mbeen . Prices: 1, $?.2)! .i4
a 1 r . } 21 V1 do o sets,
No {l ,111ite r og alm.has been work- D ntB ro -
oI fi or 1t{ eliontion, but it i8
It Li. haic, metinr's will be hld
-' br orniing and afternoon and _________________________
(k Sturd,' ay ening, Nov. 23 andJ 2. ' ,.....
'~iC? :c-e~oi;will be called for the
^;i't~i i;1n o m ~c~s n inlayt
0<!Lcn O t 21 after the n ting, __________________________
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Noi' 1 1,11 ddht m of thle nll(ing
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Pro 'f.Iiai n i tI' _ RMandall., of the
ii Startingo-Thursday-Me
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aocicty. If You Ever in Yoi-r Life Said,
aw.irence{, hNan.. Oc. 2.-Meni of You'll Enjoy
the University of Kansas have dclar=
'nd they won't Ishave until Kansas viis
a tootbal gaii am
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