…THE WEATHER CLOUDY, PROBABLY SHOWERS TODAY Ap 4hr, IL 4hp T"r ct t ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE MEMBER WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. 36 o EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER' 3, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS V, 5 MUST ENTER NATIONS LEGUE AMERICA'S POSITION BELIES DESIRE FOR PEACE SAYS SPEAKER LARGE AUDIENCE HEARS DISTINGUISHED LAWYER Declares Justice Court Crowning Achievement in S...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, 'NOVEMBEP, ^, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 192~ KI 6 Yormous difficulties under which he light lunch to be served at 6 o'clock. Matinec Musicale Stu, lent leagua labored when he made his journey to Every one who is interested is invited held a piano group meeting Thursday the Near F~ast in 1885. The person- to join in the social hour and the dis- night at the home of Miss Gr ace Hend- KE S Y O ...…
…SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THiR1 i .W.KC A.DRIVE TOTALS English Peeress E labor Canddate $5300 FOR THRE-DAYS - TEAM ®CA1PAINL1) BY IIT .[ Y BROADlEAI), '4, STILL I i ;;:" LEADS : " Reslults of the Y.W.C.A. $1,500 finance :~ cmmih'n vesterdar~v sholwed '697.05 was especially stressed so te~at all wo- :Louis and his bride spent part of their !,that Lady Louise and the Swedish Imen it, the University will feel free h...…
…E'AGE 'FOUR' THE MfICHIGAIN ,DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1923 a _ -against the organization. But now the' Ilni breaking into the most ighly', ________leducated and enlightened circles in OpFFICIA L N!" WSPAPER OF THEj the country. Ii'NVERSTY O Mi~IGANAlma college , an institution spon- cored by the klan, has established it- FTOATED ROL!LV lEDITORIAL COMMENTII pm d PiTYI ;ed t .~ry morning except M m'lay self in New J3ers'ey, Just a ...…
…SAT'LTRDAY, \QVLMBER 3, 1923 SATTR~AY NOEMBE 3, 23THE MICHIGAN DAILY . .... x FRANCE "TO RESIST REPARAITION PROBE Opposition to Appointment. of Expert Commission May Jeopardize Negotiations S t FRENCH RADICALS APPROVE POINCARE'S PROPOSED NOTE Washingtonl, Nov. 2.- (By A.P.) - Statements attributed to Premier Poincare, in press advices from Par- is, indicate the desire of the French government to resist sharply: the scope Sof. the prop...…
…Pcal ' MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ^, 1923 J ', ' .; . i -_ +I ' .. a, p i AIN% KEYES r:. a .., it L! t f 1 Y} l , AT lo.w . TODAY No Joy Ahead For Harvard Crew As It Starts Training For Tigers (Continued from Page One) seasons while Fry is a new hand at Iowa's line attack is far from be- thegane, never having played football ing -what the outsiders think of it as before ho came under the tutelage of being. It is not a slow ...…
…SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1923 At P.. AfVE1R LOST LOST Sat. night near Unitarian church purple silk inbrella. Re-1 ward.. Phone 3011-. BLACK AND WHITE striped fountain pen with fraternity seal. Finder{ please call 2236-W. THREE weeks agoPlatinum face pin. Saphire in center. 2898-J. Reward TWO-YARD Piece of, Silk drapery' cloth, Mulberry shade. Reward.) Call 835-F-1. TEN' DOLLARS (Thursdayafternoon) Finer Call 2019-M. Near State Sf. BARREL. of a La...…
…PAM EIGHT THE =MICHIGAN DAILY STRANYM~~ ,12 SATURDAY, N. F 10213, Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. 'Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. mn. (11:30 'a. in. Saturdav.a 'Volume 4 SikTURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1923 Number 36 Faculty Record Blanks: It has been for several years customary to keep in the President's of- fice a confidential file containing records of the academic...…
…Extra I AL. A61F AOV VOL. XXXIV. No. j6 .iqANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1923 PRICE, FIVE 'I' VAR SIT IN BITh ON E 4 - y tBLOrTT TALLIE FIRST ON FL UKE 'V fIr-. ALWKEEYES HOLD - IN SECOND HALF - - By llph I. Byers Iowa ;fity, Iowa, Nov. 3-Michigan defeated Iowa here today after battl- th e Hawkeyes for four quarters at l: 'wn gante. From . the kickoff h in the Anal whistle the game was at erly:,coutested, both teams resort-...…
…_fHE, MICHIGAN ".DAILY:' h_ __'_ [A lIE1WSEAPER OF THE NVERSITY OF -[XCIGA IN ied every morning except Mondayf e University year by the '3oard in of Student Publications. :rs of Western. Conference Editorial on. kssociated Press., ,s exclusively en- the use for republication of all news 's cre~ited to it or not otherwise in this paper and the local news pub- !eremn. d at the postoflice at Ann Arbor, ias second class matter. iption by carrier...…
…THE MJCHLG.AN DAILY ,, _ . __ -' 300 U If HHE DAYSl English Peeress 'Labor Candidate. ,i 1 i w I r- OPA NE 1) BY KITTY BROAI)IEAI), '24, STILL .lts of the Y.W.C.A. M6500) finance aign yesterday ,showed $697.05 A in by the competing teams,. n a total of $1,301.05 for the days of the campaign. Final re- will be given at a luncheon this at Newberry hail, at which time oped the~ drive will "go over the eteam captaihed by- Kitty B~road-I '2...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY S) D A ILYOBULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received, by the Assistant to the President until 8:30 p. i. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.r Volume 4 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1923 Number 36 Faculty Record Blanks:. It has been for several years customary to keep in the President's of- fice a confidential file containing records of the academic career of each member of t...…
…THE WEATHER FAIR; CONTINUED MODERATE A6F A6F -46, Affir ~~it ASSOCIATED PRESS IEASED WIRE SERVICE MEMIBERl WEST1Ed:N CO N F1-:N EENCE EI1fTOIIA L .\$SOCIA TION VOL. XXXIV. No. 9EEIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS y "_'_ i CAMPUS NOTABLES TONIGHTAT UNION SMOKER PLANNED TO ACQUAINT CLASS WITH CAMPUS" ACTIVITIES PROF. W. D. HENDERSON WILL ADVISE NEW MEN Itarry Kipke, Howard Donahue a...…
…PAGE TvWO THE -MICHIGAN DAILY !"WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1929 FiELD SERVICE SCIT GIES TEN FELLUVBIP Ten fellowships are offered by the Society of American IFieldl e-_)rvice l- lowships for French universities icr the scholastic year of 1924-25. The purpose is to encourage advanced s;tudfy and research in French iiver- sities. Fellowships will be worth $1,- 200 andcixwil be grant edIfor one ;year with the possibility of renew a in t he second y...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . .... ORD J151.91a 1 rpuir trn t th Uniersty.Geraldine IG o'clock, Tuesday and Friday after- LTL Trsct ws hn chosen as the third flneaps at the athletic desk in Barbour ec i i i u(' chairman'171 . igymnasium. These hours will be Itl D I1P aucr sfor the 11.IlAy aredue maintained throughout the year. .zi oflO 2 5 Aa 1one (dollar from all ____ MEETINII of (118lay idue iadite-i and may, THIS YEAML O6ST .illV01 A~ri2...…
…1-EMR?14RGAN DAILY- 144igau t 77 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPEF 10! TIlE ~Pu iiJ ~ oo .pt 'l:day during ilw t ini\>y srby the Thl: ins Control u tl Stu, tiilnos ' Memblers of Western Conf in 'e .itorial Association. The Associated I - , Ur'i'4ly en- titled to the use f0nrihaU~ l~1 news dispatches credited a . orwise; credited in this paper _!Ll thlocal lab- lished therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second 'class matter. S...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SORORITY PLEDGE LISTS COMP.LETE Pledge lists for six sororities may! be found in yesterday's Daily. Those remaining are as follows: Alpha Epsilon Phi-Lillian David- son, Ruth Davidson, Gladys Lax, Hiar- riet Levy, Emilie Oppenheim, Gladys Rosenblaum, Ruth Rosenthal,- Ruth Scheinman. Alpha Phi-- Margaret Wentmore, Sarah 'Hume, Hantiah, Fitch, Alice Hicks, Margaret Dow, Margaret Bal- lard, Vera Wallington, Jean Kyer, Helen ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'WEDNIIDAY, OOa N ' , jJH I O ~h _____ ____ ____ we . ppr lift p0 CODEs IYEIntramurat Items )f t a lk Jn t r i fo r all so o t ; et e k l s o r t flV 0thIn itrmao ffcerandyintwiidi a I ND IVI DUALurflssed Ollie recind for a rnd! Coachies Ironi Out Players' i)c1'ed .A prCeviousyersedalnt h l- Opeiiiiig Gallic of1 a:;!!i PL5sinlOrtennlis tournainent. Lovni Stu d ents orfoorganizations that are Cic f , platinlg partic...…
…WED~NESDAY, OCTOBE3R 3, 1923. ' T1 E MICHIGAN DAILY CLOSEE CLOSES AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT.3 P.M. WAN iTEJ~I) LPi LUST - MI~VEIA2AN~iJW w DAILY CLASSIFIEDI RATES 14c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for three or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion. Charged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, 11c perI reading line for three or more insertions. White s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDINT7,SPAT, OCTOTIRITZ 1, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DATLY WEflNFSflAY, OCTOBEfl 3, 1923 WHAT'S GOIN WEDNESDAY 4:00-Alpha Delta Sigma room 302, Union. 4:00-Open House, Harris men and women. 7:00-University band reheni auditorium- - 7:30-Christan Science Society meets in Lane halt auditorium. GON U-NOTICES Manuscripts for Whimsies now ac- cepted. Address Whimsies, Press building. meets in Hail for Fine Exceeds Cost I Of Speed...…
… itrOut 4,71Iatiij 4- I DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE L I I V. No. 36 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 192 PRICE'FIVE I' - j CHIEF EXECUTIVE PASSES AWAY INSTANTLY WHILE CONVERS- ING WITH FAMILY ASSEMBLED AT BEDSIDE; APOPLEXY IS DEATH BLOW FRlENCH AND BELGIAN NOTES BLOCK HOPES OF PEACE-IN, RUHR DISPUTE1 STATESMEN FEAR REBULI I Presidential Headquarters, Palace Hotel, Sah Francisco, Aug. 2-(By the Associated Press) -President ...…
…OF THE ping except Monday sion. 'ated Press. The As- dvely entitled to the all news dispatches otherwise credited in news published here- profession many measures have been taken to elevate it to the highest professional plane. Realizing the, handicap which age works upon the' dramatic performer, a wealthy New York philanthropist has left several million dollars to establish a home for aged, indigent, and infirm members of the dramatic profe...…
…ttends Harding * *,*'ceive her master's degree from the instructing in Shakespearian re Spectral Condition Of Stars, Universithis . here this smer. S b e tO Le t r YdClen Omans, '20, who is assist- u ject Of.Lecture Nesteray ant principle in Bay City, will take Find that lost pin through the the part of Jack Worthing. Omans is eified Ad" will find it for you.- "By the use of the spectroscope we of their victory, the faculty won the can learn ...…
…ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members ot the sity. Copy received in the Office of the Summer Session uma 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. M.. taturday.) a 3 FRIpAY, AUGUST 3, 1923 -N'nbcr It . r x WELLS ADMALLOY JO*IN IN FINAL LAPI W ,...r....r- 16 Year Old Star Covers Self Glory in First Day's Matches With erology 3s: [he final examination in Bacteriology 3u and condition examinations in erIology 3 (Lab...…
…, TODAY ERS z 1. I Pr rt x t at PREE DAY AND NIW SERVI -t XIV. No. 10 $ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1923 PRICE ,.. , -T ENCH WILL TAKE ON REPARATION PLANT AND OTHER DUSTRIES ARE SEIZED IN- PE ORDERS DAMAGES RUM BERLIN PRELATE lie, Curtailed on Rhine and Ruhr Railroads; Soviet Segds Delegates Rome,' Italy, July 2, A.'.)-Stefani Agency, 1928--(By semi-offi- cial organ, declared that, accord- i to information ob...…
…a' And w- had EDITORIAL COMMENTj II- Text Books and Su except Monday nber of the Associated Press. The As ted Press is exclusively entitled to the or republication of all news dispatches ed- to it- ,or not otherwise credited in 3aper ad the local nws published here- tered at the postoffice, Ann Arbor, igan, as second class matter. scription byrcarrieresor ail, $t.o. fides:t An Arbor PressIuilding. pmunications, if signed as evidence of ...…
…Z Election -" , U I Washington, D. C., July 2-(By A. )-A pre diction that there will be revision of the tax laws at the !xt session of Congress was made !re today by Senator Smoot of Utah, ho is to become Chairman of the nate Finance Committee. "There will be no revision of, the venue laws at the next session of )ngress," said the Senator. "I was ore than delighted with the results tained in the way _of revenue ditr- g the last fiscal yea...…
…I I )I And of9 I II J IL. urrIb ILDULUL i I ublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the niversity.- Copy received in the Office of the Summer Session until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) 'lume 3 TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1923 Number 199) nen's League Party: All women? registered in the University are invited 'to a party to be n by the Women's League on July 4 from 4 to 9 at Betsy Barbour e and Helen Newberry Reside...…
….ction rwoY ; ; t Baitr .Trw. III. No. 180 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1923 war r r . r .. r .rir+w u ~THEO GLASS S HERE Turner Predict. Labor In E The situation of politics in England, is precisely this, that presently the Labor party will triumph. Such is the opinion of Professor Turner of the European History department. But Professor Turner not content to male a statement without due proof proceed- ed to show in a co...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG &N, SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1923 eLet'M e ining ompany Placer Mining and the Providential Gentlemen Tre is a district of limited area C. T JOHNSTON cial headquarters. Jeff Dunbar, an along the Colorado-Wyoming boun1 outlaw from several schools of crime, dary, where the highwayman, the rust- Unicrsit of Mihiga spent his week ends "shooting up" ler, the horse-thief and their relatives saloons. I was never in a saloon in...…
…~THE MICHIGANDAILY _____ Ifrom PRage Nine) I 'Mrs. Rhead; "Andan- letti), Miss Struble; Vore Stately Mansions" r. and Mrs. Wheeler. nd Dr. Dewey; "Cross- Willeby), Mr. Wheeler; !Mrs. Rhead. tSea" will be the ser- Rev. L. A. Barrett at byterian Church. Young ir will begin at 5:30~ open to all y-oung peo-1 -bor. Lucile Welty will itian Endeavor Meeting k, in a discussion on ve in Jesus; What Hle St. .Andrew's Church at 8 o'clock this1 morning....…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 192 Before Dawn An Essay in Appreciation of Radicals The knight who earned their glory: LEWXIS STONEMAN fes-ly well that such victories and yesterday now ride black horse in; penetrations are impossible. Victories black harness, and their armor is blac. Een bci flatig pume are Urttdy b Godon(Trer reutlt only rout wars, and penetra- black.iEnit hcirandtheroatigpueare "~h a oe~ Lions entail both victor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . _ _ , - . fowers of State, 'lea Of Owosso Naturalist iso, MIcOI., June 2-(By A.P.)-- ion of their beauty, the lice fl. Brown of the local high the rushing wind and biology department, an ardent brook which surrounds green forest, the sighing them and lover of wild flowers, has issued a plea for greater thoughtfulness on the part of persons who seek the woods and meadows of Michigan during the spring and summer. Miss...…
…SUNDAY, JUNE , 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE "What is the first business of him "It is a popular error to itagine wt'o philosophizes? To throw away that man's misfortunes are the result self conceit. For it is impossible for of hi" imoiety and iniquity. On the a mon to begin to learn that which contrary, his wickedness is the conse- he thinks that he knows." quence of his misfortanes." -Epictetus. leopardi Spring Means Light Lunches D...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY prtstn R ages 1 ~~~~lainlyshows. Delegates from ,the1. i' S a eIItt~ao United States are elected inl the Ox-, In H a to e n a n u ti s ford American Club after heated de- - Kalamaz~oo, In H a to e mb ni sr ates between Democrats and1 Iepub- Carrick (D~etroit) fourth annal li1cans, and they have played a con- Thce L'onstclle Complany offers a .r spicuous part in the proceedings of droaatization of John imunter. Bo0th"; t}the ...…
…'AnQ BFOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1923 I lk 0, THE WEST SIDE MINING COMPANY (Continued from Page One) lunch and I acquiesced rather than the Dry Gulch activities in any direct enter into an argument. The lunch or personal way. They appointed was no great acquisition as I discov- trusted agents to represent them. ered later in the day. George H. Haskins, a club man and. We reached Bagga at two o'clock an expert on clam bakes, wa...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1923 T e' est Side Minin any Placer Mining and the Providential Gentlemen There is a district of limited 'area C. T. JOHNSTON cial headquarters. Jeff Dunbar, an along the Colorado-Wyoming boun- outlaw from several schools of crime, dary, where the highwayman, the rust- University of Michigan spent his week ends "shooting up" ler, the horse-thief and their relatives saloons. I was never in a ...…
…SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1923 I HE ¢MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE |FIVE THE MIC -IIGAN DAILY PAGE FLVU I ., i 100-foot tape kept them separated and taken the contractor's horses.r while at work. We were obliged to These were never recovered. s cross the Little Snake River as we When life seemed dull and monoto- t followed the boundary line. The Uin- nois, Martin, our book-keeper, wouldv ta Indian would not wade it, so, while restore us to a normal state of...…
…PAGEI TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1923 Before Dawn An Essay in Appreciation of Radicals The knights who earned their glory LEWIS STONEMAN ectly well that such victories and yesterday now ride _black horses li E I T N M Nfcl wl htsu itre n y karestr ,o d e ack ores in penetrations are impossible. Victories back -arneas, and their armor isD it y os "resut only from war, and penetra- black. Even their floating plumes are Draing by Gord...…
…F CF sIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, sUNE 3, 1923 lie will go through the country in that of Mrs. Bryant for an analysis a propaganda train, carrying thou- of the men and women who brought B O 1sands of pamphlets and posters and it about, and some prophecy of what a motion picture apparatus. urging may come. From them he will get a the people to work the soil, to learnpcoe o m Russiaas wi lygto: n to read, to treat animals kindly. Sincepicture ...…
…SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1923 /U THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE!U "What is the first business of him "It is a poular error to inagne who philosophizes? To throw away that man s misfortunes are the result self conceit. For it is impossible for of his imnotely and iniquity. On the a man to begin to learn that which contrary, his wickedness is the conse- he thinks that he knows." quence of hisi misfortunes." -Epictetus. - Leopa r di. Edited by Sc...…
…>i SUNDAY, .TUNE 3, 123 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG S~V~ -w -- -- arms; but the pack was so close thatj volusme and as is usually the case with "There's thunder! Loud enough to FOLK-LORE OR I they could not be held off and to, this magazine, none of it is above thc shae FA LE Slva ie i hr usans rm.ordinary. But do not let this corn Dead men awake. SThe stry is related in' whimsical' met keep you from reading "Jobs ______________________istyle which...…
…APGR FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ~I THE WEST SIDE MINING COMPANY (Continued from Page One) lunch and I acquiesced rather than the Dry Gulch activities in any direct enter into an argument. The lunch or personal way. They appointed was no great acquisition as I discov- trusted agents to represent them. ered later in the day. George H. Haskins, a club man and We reached Baggs at two o'clock an expert on clam bakes, was elected that night. My ci...…
…. . RIGBIT THE MICI-HOAN DAILY SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1923 TRIAD sday soni ceard for Is twenty-five could be considerably lengthened save "oberving political coditons in the (Contiued fnns Pae One years of faithful service. Instead, ihisthat it would grow tiresome.UntdSaendwrigabuthn erature. to these ltst actors wear empoyer abuptly edisisses hinm. "We' The syllogism, berere, must isee! fr the press tr thirty years"; and masks depicting oniy (the sa...…
…SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1923 TM -I CINDAILY 100-foot tape kept th m separated and taken the contractor's hor while at work. We were obliged to These wee never recovered. cross the Little Snake River as we When life seemed dull and mos followed the boundary,line. The Un- nous, Martsn, our book-keeper. w ta Indian would not wade it, so, while restore us to a normal state of the rest of us took off our shoes and mation by attempting suicide. Fins stocki...…
… f a PA E six THE MICHIGAN DAILY S UND , AYSL 9 He will go through the country in that of Mrs. Bryant for an analysis a propaganda train, carrying thou- of the men and women who brought. sands of pamphlets and posters and it about, and some prophecy of what a motion picture apparatus. urging may come. From them he will get a the eopl- to work the soil, to learn to read, to treat animals kindly. Sincei picture of Russia as it probably is: the ...…
…SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1923 THEMICHI arms; but the pack was so close that FOLK-LORE OR they could not be held off and so FABLE? Sylvia died in her husband's arms. The story is related in whimsical Istyle whch infers incredulity and naive wonderment even on the part LADY INTO FOX by David Garnett, of the author. It is a short evening's Alfred A. Knopf. $1.50- entertainment to sandwich in be- Reviewed by Robert Locke tween pieces of momentous import- M...…
… r av U 1.I~llh'7HVi Ll5t -5 ' L 5t~I "" °"-', ""'° TRIAD day some reward for his twenty-five conid be considerably lengthened save ohserying political conditions in the (Continued from Page.One) 1years of faithful service. Instead, his that it would grow tiresome. United Stales and writing about them erature. In these the actorS wear I employer abruptly dismisses him. "We The syllogism, therefore, mnst be for the press for thirty years"; and ...…
…ATHER LODE 1LKIE I I g lei, A -AL Ag ~ai1 C ANL :154 EIGHT PAGEI.S ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY,,MAY 3, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PR rLLY TRIto PH ELECT I ate Boots T $4, 7,N PRESIDENCY CON Iin mi nnr nniianii I f I iiniirrE Mussolini's Chiet i uOpponent Loses Powe r In Italy 16 PR 9 R MAJOR IRELND HUNDRED' Formal presentation of the Distin- guished Service medal to Al\ajor Mark L. Ireland, Rydie}. Cha pin fellow in Hl-l...…
…THE MICST( N DAILY __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ M ,LI11i n 0 Y ~r 0 let 3009 INVITATIONS )FAILED TO 3 11EBEJOF STAFFi Regent Ralph Stone, '92, of Detroit,; will be tle principal speakeor at the All-puliczations banquet to 1b(1 held1 at 6: 15 o'clock next Monday night ini the assembldy room of the Uni[on. Tis is the annual banqutet t.n dered to tae students working on the various canm- v pit pblieations by the Board of Con,- trol of Student~ Publica...…
