SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1925
TH-I MICHIGAN
DAILY
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-GOVERN ENIT ASKScPOPrmyotiUonL ELM
FO C LLEGEWr__ __ SUFEA TE
To Frk n SuthAmeic n onfinedri n ly to, t 110 West \v ill be
Eleclti4,11 BO~i1iN t ir ^ :: ;.- ....."":::.: .: i'.:::. br'oadeneI l I'1ie bu au of kC'l1iiY~ -
-..,:,.,,:::"::.:":::. :,a ":.v.":.:.:.:::.:.";- ;;:::jQ lon of the I )ep t (l E2# t I1t 1 i.e'o'
MUST SPEAK SPA NISHI !....,..: ....r to include the neglected anid tinl2y
1 v:' '"""''"% " : ti ,pap1tiatt 81(81 l ie tY( >G1141At 1811110ii
.Radio Successful rl
At Kansas School,
va'rsityv (;C:) >;broadc's 1 jg (4,a-
ion, has pr'ovedi a (I@cido(I ic~c*'>15,
s';incee its ifAltint 118st .a nuariy, ac-
cordling to0)tIlc eplort o1 lie chairmnan?1
of the al'ai( oifliiitteOe. There has
beonlan1 8average of 20 con-grattulatory
Wtt Ior,; ollswi I ; each program, It.
1181 lieei propo edt that next year the
SwhcdllQsn flllal l l)1'po-inns11to be
tipvt >1"Ibplllic ,,drools, vwais Ihie j. p -
wr at the weekly meeting o1 i
Wda ry club. held Monday A t 11,
4.lnllr Of I OMliieree inn . l.'h% (ANYI
truv On,~~ iI si o~is iiithe irowthiand
l~a Icii , 1lii og aU i' nion to11 tile in--
IleII ! ,> 'rl '(Iii olhehialf' o1 (d1atioll
it, 8al(1o uli~ie(the spyci aI wo)i
doine a nong the foreigni childrenin l
IM )ot eei. >1ing that the major burden 1,
"Fraternities Are
Disadvantage" Say
Noted Educators
.c :d 0.. i: . r1 i "' age I 0 1i~ t,i l2.1'Ilt<l
toI' t11osudnt
'i ,c o s ofee'.811 SdO i 5> fdi aiiin .
I ale lI't' sdet{7 i,!tt?! 1 f('I' . i lec i, 1111
1 It~ a~irnd. ro ien
11 c"' i' A l'Oo r.0llllre h
S11a a ll alt V
1 .1tt 1 ) ---ti l1~110' fshigu
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University trained 11111eisae edi
by Ihe l)el,a ii nent of State to act as ::::.:>- :::>:::
members of the registration andl elec-1
tion boards which will lie organized....
and~ Arica ao provided by the Ai n-
trator's bswend made by1Iresidelt
Cooidg hewee ('hile, nd Prn,ac
cording 10 a letter front Washington :f:KK;
received yesterday hiyIDr. F. 1E. lob- -1 .
bins, assist ant to the President. '<
The election andl registration boards
made ill of those chosen will be sta-±i'"'
b~oned t1_roughout the two provinces,
:mnd will 1he charged w.ith athe nmaking up
Sand piblishling the lists of votezs. en- Popularity of the Rt. Rev. Joseph
1011le1 t0 tape part in the plebiscit e., Chart rind, bishop of Indianapolis, in
rEtll(.y will also receive anid counit the 1i hI ocslas ('alsed P ope Pius XI
yAr es , acting under the dIirecltion ldaldwthpe01oalo h
11"e plebiscit ary coninlission, of wl; ich l el-jg'I i 1ll~Rs1 lo h
Coen. John J. Pershing is pres0'ident] . bishop to continue in his present
Alen of hi lh character, intelligence, I ("ha re instead of being raised to the
anTd tact, are desired to make up tlii I rank of archlbishop of Cincinnati, and
boardls. A knowledge of 'Spanish i i r' lo heoaT~IfOi.Tepp
ne arly essen'tial. Those selected will a< let rfiidtepooin
begin their ditties in the Iatetl {'i pa i hrea dy :3rtidied Irepr oohav
of S1eptember or early in Oct obeir, anud B isO]) (Iit:i;,ira to ireportein todhave
will reirain in se rvie from I11thraerog(IerOt rminitodaii
six months. 1;lemuner anion for I Iii:, aplL.
work will h1)$'100)a month.
____________I Iroln River, May 2W.-Rain, sleet and
New York, May 23- John Philip C snow, which fell all morning' hayo
-Sousa is suing- P. Lorillard Co., for extinguished the forest fires that have
$100,000 for using his name to .edver-i been menacing several towns of the
tine cigars. upper plenin~sula.
states. glN'ifrtm lvWiIo .
S Several sothern ixstates have ~ eioo Isfof thl 51 a t. oft
appropriations for this work, 'whIich______________
will be augmented from the $100,000
which C~ongress authoriz~ed -at the last;R a eg rR
session for reclamnat ion purposes inl
t he older stat es. First attenition willSc r d B
be given t~o No it.1 and South. Carolina. -
('1iintgo, INTa y2 - Acone
Io ,e~roil, Al Z '. V.(.riell of (%i il' euol indation of railroads, if
n i:? *1 wl be:un t C1 . S i le (8111 out as provided for l~a ahilt x
Ito r. durce Ii .'.'1 a i 1 t i Ci x' p igelutr odno ed in (Congress, woulb
dents. nu(o;' di asloP ub aI ederal
-- ---- ------ Miarcus 1L. Tell, of New Y om<
REI'AD) THEI B(l.A St'I 1'I BID Ai i -, ;presidlent anid general counsel
'I hg
Illteehin, tusa I'/.e 3isii)ii ; t " lal II i t x'o s,'';'li2,1 ei i t ("il.Ox ccl1t'P . ., 2e 2. A I di
tCti -t t '~e V~tf'l151. I l iol':; ('II!1 1J, ' i] 1':..*a )11 i s :lox l ~ x li~ : Y u 1'0
IiUI5OPf}}' 20) million:, _ie s'idt. :il; Cn 1V''o is 'oilii the iiuit',T'' llaj 101'1lf0211OleP>ot
c L32 ri ed Y'. I . I'lli.;,slac loi his,, caor anil I eetdy
recently IF oi'h ladc nllnes s:;:Iid ye otonigh"t in ;hic,'>1 y 51111 V d~l '11011<1 . if Ihe s .-:'0----- ----
'1 bring l a ddres;; bfore lbhe We tern Iail- cli no I', wxith lout. fear or hut eIriat ii. Wsin? !' ' S 2. ( l
c( ntr'ol, xx Sy Cit}bof Chlicago. le u ii,; 's : I:~ erel(f, li v4acy xx'l i'm 910 11111in axel nrc
k, vice- 1is o(1-,i!t.'ia ro'in the le usal run of fra- . ed fr ii/n im:3'( ,y1ing ps i:s
i of the 1R1EAD TuB VI2SS1iF I}I)ADS. eii hsinlie Uniited t tates." ;bilmili tr.
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