…PROBLEMS OF EXPANSION See Editorial Page YI Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom 4E a itA MILD High-42 Law-27 Cloudy skies to continue through tomorrow VOL LXXIII, No. 78 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Year in Review (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second in a two-part series presenting The Daily's anual review of the University's top 10 stories of the year. The first section, which appeared yester...…
…MERRY CHRISTMAS Sir a Da3it HAPPY NEW YEAR Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom VOA LXINo ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1958 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGES UlS. Sends Up our -Ton Orbiting Atlas; Earth Largest Missile A CHANGE IN YEARS-Bennie Oosterbaan (right) talks to "Bump" Elliott during a Michigan football game last fall. Ooster- baan's resignation, and his replacement by Elliott as head grid coach is the top'local sp...…
…I > Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom ~~Dait CLOUDY, COLDER ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1957 FIVE CENTS .,. . Include ' Ex nsi * * * * * * * NATO To To Enter Prepare Europ Pushbutton Wa 'I BIAS MOTION TABLED: SGC Drops Campus Chest Conleren Plans Bi By JOHN WEICHER Student Government' Council last night discontinued the Cam- pus Chest fund drive. SGC also tableC until next meet- ing a motion es...…
… '56 Review-A Year of omentous Events Russian Satellite Revolts, Mideast Power Politics, Eisenhower's Re-election Among Leading Stories By EDWARD GERULDSEN 1956 has been a year filled with great historical events - some happy, a great many tragic. Eisenhower Re-elected . . . In the national news, the single most discussed, most written about news story was the presidential election. Tension ran high for many months as President Dwight D...…
…Merry Christmas and a Happy * * * New Year * * * * * * * * * MERRY CHRISTMAS See Page 4 Lw iiau 473atItj 4 r Latest Deadline in the State CLOUDY AND COLD WN06400 VOL. LXIII, No. 72 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1952 SIX PAGES onin11111i__________________________________________ 1 U i 11 ii 11 Puckmen, Cagers In Weekend Tilts , 'M', V Colorado Hockey Clubs Meet Tonight By PAUL GREENBERG Michigan's hockey...…
…SL'S DECISION See Page 4 *6 it Latest Deadline in the State :43 ti1 0 MORE SNOW VOL. LXII, No. 73 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1951 SIX PAGES .. I I SIX PAGES RELIGION SURVEY: I Unitarians Have Liberal Religion I By ROBERT VAUGHN Daily Associate Editor (EDITOR'S NOTE: The following article, dealing with the Uni- tarian Church and its beliefs, is based upon information and state- ments given by The Rev. Edwar...…
… *1 STACY VERDICT See rage 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State :43. i1 C CLOUDY, COLD, SNOW VOL. LXI, No. 72 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1950 SIXTEEN PAGES Fierce * * Battle *D Draft Rages On Yank * * * * * Student Claritications * ade Aptitude Test May Decide Deferments Would Classify Top Students 2-A WASHINGTON -(p)- Advisors to Draft Director Lewis B. Her- shey recommended yesterday that the deferment o...…
…SUBSISTANCE BOO0ST SEE PAGE 4 Y Lw qA6rn Dali Ir A CLOUDED CROWDED DAY Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 75 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Michigan' Defeated s Cagers 43-38 byv Michigan State Five Spartan Center Brannun Sparks Agoressive Office in Second Half By IRWIN C. ZUCKER (Special to The Daily) EAST LANSING, Dec. 18- Minus the services of Star For- ward Mack Suprunowicz, Michi- gan's...…
…FACULTY GRADING See paige 2 Y Latest Deadline in the State ~Iait CONTINUED COLD VOL. LVI, No. 74 ANARI. TTTANTTPfAryri z 'Beat-Bilbo' Fund Uses Investigated Terry Cites Dea On War Contrac By Toe Associated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 18-E ward P. Terry, self-declared cu todian of a $15,000 "beat Bilb fund, evaded telling Senate i vestigators today what he did wi the funds and was threaten with contempt and perjury pros cution. His stand t...…
…INDIAN STUDENT DESCRIBES FAMINE See Page 2' Y 1it *43a i4 LIGHT SNOW; CONTINUED COLD VOL. LVI, No. 39 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS School Organizes Governing Body Business Administration Students Set up Committee To Coordinate Activities Student government received new impetus in the School of Business Administration yesterday with the setting-up of a student organization headed by a committee to co...…
…® a Sir igmi t'it WEATHER Ciwudy with a Few Snow fi r im .warm~er VOL. LV, No. 41' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DEC. 19, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Nazi Drive Wheels 18 Miles into Bei 4 * * * * * * * * * * * Yanks Bag 740 Planes Over ,iJ- - :u ;: . Get 48 More At Mindoro In One Week Japanese Put Up Weak Resistance By The Associated Press GENERAL MACARTHUR'S HEAD- QUARTERS, Philippines, Tuesday, Dec. 19--A total of 740 J...…
… JR 1 S doys ti11 Christmas ; & Atk- - AW 44W IAL- A 4 g Ammbl 40A"l t r4 mvwl t 4 ~ait Weather Snow Fiirres IIwl1 In V Ii1O1 lO MI'IIIAl11 IIIV VOL. LIV, No. 41 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DEC. 19, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS American Sixth Army Seizes mtingalu FDR Moves To Halt Start Of Rail Strike Brotherhood Leaders, Management To Hold White House Meeting By HAROLD W. WARD Associated Press Correspondent WA INGTON, Dec. 18.-Presi- ...…
… ;Y See Story Page 1 Litigan ~Iaiti Editorial Col. Brannan's Job WV1ell Done.. VOL. LII. No. 70 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Senate Passe6 Revised Draft Bill Modifying House- Deeree Changed Measure Makes All Men From 19-44 Liable To Army Call Resolution Returns' To Representatives WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.--UP)-The Senate responded today to an Army appeal for young soldiers of 'enthus- iasm and st...…
… W eather Light rain and warer. Y2 Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ~Iaitii Editorial How Good Are Y o u, Mi . American Voter~ VOL. LL No. 69 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1940 Z-23 PRICE FIVE CENTS Prof. Randall Chosen To Be Henry Russel Lecturer In '41 Highest University Award Is Given For Research To Physics Professor News Announced To Faculty Men Prof. Harrison M. Randall of the physics department was announced a...…
…The Weather Cldudy, hi;cal ews prob ble tcday and tomorrow; colder tomorrow. C, r gld, F0 rlx AOF AfIV AWA4o...wtr t gan ati Editorials It Can Be Called A Success .. A New Type Of Investigation:. r. XLVI No. 69 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THUSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS 7 Daily Fund TrophyI Presen ted Senior Society Is Awarde Cup For Recognition O Goodfellow Work Honorable Mention To Theta Delta Chi Druids Also Acknowledge By...…
…The Weather Snow, possibly some rain, colder in central portion and north; colder Wednesday. C, r it iga-4 d ii Editorials What Youth Has Accomplished ... 'There Are Still Giants In The Land'. VOL. XLV. No. 74 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS - - - - Incitement Of Army,NavyBy RedsCharged Officers Demand Law T Punish All Communis Agitators Girl Decoys Used To 'Convert' Mei Propaganda Is Smuggled Onto Sh...…
… I -- -- - -- ESTABLISHED 1890 191L mw ito MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ------- -- - ---- ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. XLI. No. 70 EIGHT PAGES FELLOWSHIP GIVEN TD DALE MORFORO FO HTR WORK Discovery of Michigan's in Revolutionary War is Topic. Part ORGANIZATIONS IN CITY TAKE ON AIR OF FESTIVITY AS CHRISTMASNEARS Two Committees Seek...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 '1 V Lw. 4WLI 4. aiiM MEMBER IASSOCIATED PRESS ... .. ...... ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS i VOL. XL. NO. 69. EIGHT PAGES CUBNATTITUEON BRITISH FLYERS MEET DEATH NENGLAND TO CAPE TOWN FLIGH TARDIPRF D SflhfhI I lfPIVfl RESEARCH GROP IMfRAIWC lh TYI OPERATIC TENOR nWLP TO APPEAR HERE AlI QIOM TflICUT IM n r LONDON, Eng., Pee. 18. - TwcLt. A. H. Jenkins. They left Cran- it L...…
…....." ESTABLISHED .1890 it 4br .lit r t n lqww !a 41P ,A=Ako Nli L M Adr**m M EMBER ASOCIATED PRESS .r.r. Vol. XXXIX. No. 74. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1928 EIGHT PAGES SUNDWALL DISCREDITS REPORTS PhI[DEL VTA[T THIL -LH1SENORSON PREVALENCE OF INFLUENZA bUNFDLINLCL iJITI No more than 2 per cent of the veloped. At any rate, there is no CHOSEN AStudentSbody has been ill in bed justification for closing the Uni- with ...…
…THE WEATHER COLDER; STRUNG SHIFT.' ING 'WIND)S poll .9dL J'Amb.. Aw, 14P 4hr 7TIA t r 4tlkan IaiItj MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS a VOL. XXXV. IN. 74 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARMOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1924 EIGIHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS . $ _ __ WRTE OxHARFood An oledot ppsEN CapitalFBth Oppos SENATE LEADES MEASURES TAI9tdn Puial'nishme nt MeasureII In Expi fl ~ lO E 9[TO SGT ON FRnPEETING Rests £ ~ ~ i ~AL [i iES C I~:nihmnt wi...…
… Be of Service-Work for the Pool1 __ - fi--ASSOCIATED SECTION PRESS __. X NAAHAU 4r 1 Irn tF ONE#kn 43 tt AAMNIHFuz VOL. XXXI. No. 65. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1920. PRICE FIVE CEN~ .. t I CHARGES AGAINST MARINES IN HAYTI NOT TRUE, REPORT NAVAL COURT OF INQUIRY ACCUSATIONS WERE UNFOUNDED SAYS COMMEND CORPS FOR EXCELLENT SERVICE Organization Granted Clea Bill By Tribunal; Findings Approved By Daniels (By Associated Press...…
… .0~ I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY. DECEMRER 19. 1919 1.7y 10 LM yy F RI 1 TAKE MICHIGAN WITH YOU By tomorrow night the last stragglers of/ the great homeward- bo'und host will have left Ann Arbor, leaving only a deserted cam- ,pus behind. There will be a noticable dwindling of that intangible but supreme factor in the University cosmos which we call Michi- gan spirit.-What will have become of it? If, as we believe, that spirit is imm...…
… THE WEATHER SNOWTOD RAIN ~Iaitg ASSOCIATED PRESS DAYV AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXIX. No. 68. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1918. PRICE THREE CENTS r 1 - ALUMNUS TO WRITE 1 . 1919 OPR;LYRIC PROSPECTS GOOD UNION SECURES HAINS, '09, AS STUDENT MATERIAL IS INCOMPLETE MUSIC WRITERS MEET; MATERIAL PROMISING Director and Dancing Teacher Sought By Those in Charge of Production Hamilton Donald Hains, '09, has con- sented to write ...…
…_BLY 1 p.M 111w Gj M L .... ... 7- DAI? I I , a UIN 1 1 LJ 1X3W IP DAY AND NIGHT SERVICI THE ONLY MORNING PAPER ANN ARBOR i N VOL. XXVII. No. 67. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1916. PRICE FIVE CE COMMITEES OF UNION P FOR 187 ANNOUNED A. A. SCHUPP, '17E, GENERAL CHAIRMAN, GIVES NAMES OF ASSISTANTS OTHERS MAY BE CHOSEN LATER Positions Given to Men Who Have Worked Faithfully on Prerl. ous Productions Committee appointme...…
…THE DAILY N1S OF THE WORLD AND THE CAMPUSe Daily Piones :-Editorial Business 'i'TEGpAPH SERVICE NEW YORK SUJ VOL. XXVI. No. 66. ANN ARBOR, MIPHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1915. PRICE F! ___. r4 STUDENT ACTORS SCORE BIG HIT IN BARRIE PLAY COMEDY 'LUll ILAYERS WIN AP- PLAUSE: ALL PARTS WELI HANDL El) REALISTIC SENERY PLEASES Phyllis Povah and Morrison Wood Show Remarkable.Ability in Leading Roles- In the production of Sir James Barrie'...…
…1 I ci ii an ,a, y I- T ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1913. PRICE F 4. . OLLEGE ES MANY JUDICIARY t Developed I d; - as For Michigan law of the U ni- was founded in ampbell as dean, er and Thomas Dean Campbell y later became e Court of Mich- s the first chair- ates Inter-State iz and served in is health failed. had been made at in 1871, serv- EVENTS FOR TODAY _ Y. M. C. A. Luncheon to Foreign Stu- dents at Newberr...…
…I L ..J r I3 IMOMSM Local $2.00 Mail $2.50I The ian Daily / Local $2.00j F Vol. XXIII, No. 68. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, T H !SDAY, D CEMlBER 19, 1912. PRICE FIVE CENT i t - p _. _______ F FOOTBALL MEN PLAND TO KEEP IN CONDITION Forty Members of This V ear's Varsity, Reserve, and FreshIrzan Squad, Meet in Wutermna Gym to Iiscuss Prospects. RECORDS TO SHOW THE WORK EACH MAN HAS DONE AT GYM. Captain Patterson, Trainer Farrell, and Clem...…
…1 C gan ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1911. ... 1 LTM AT "RAMESES" I AI TO APPEAR IN I)ETROlT. L 4 f fU VING'S DAUMGTERS PREPARE TO CHEER CHILD PATUI Will Petition Senate Council to Allowi Show to Make Trip--Matter A III. ij. f12to be Decided in Vacation. A petition signed by the most prom- inent members of the Detroit Alumni' he Students' Association asking that "The Awak- ened Rameses" be taken to the City ates of the...…
…Mic igan Da iy \NN A-RR1 \llIJIIGAN,-5 tN'AYI llt(I IPI 1-1 19 15ic09 Na. 63. Vol'. XX. FAMOUS FRENCH SCHOLAR Prof. edler of Paris to Lecture on French pic Poetry. rs from distanti h ill ifI( ittiis-o j1 ,re o vsitQhe1,-lkeritv Pr if. JiiplIl lais, sis scialsuit Iscr i ofii nt srf.Beitr itw ilictss ' ii I mi' cc this clir as an s 1-ni sisis i pw1rrseit dal i l iiiis "' ~ [a to Fris ll ithe cai f"I,nc litiatn i tin the ol i- d F~i e. \ prs ...…
…TheMichigan Daily \\N tT \'RBiii \ITiL l \ " \1 'L'I .),I) L I %A\l f u1 908 iOx. (xx VjOL. XIX. 7o. oo, CULTURE OVATIONix lildixta INCREASES NIGHTLY sr t h ntenm Speeches Demanded of Stephens xxxl,. xilxxln Ixx C lrxic. 1)1-I Welch and lHai nes- House Sold "'r1~c,1 las< Tomi(allotxiog Rxwlxii Out; Few Seats Left for Today. tkin''aiithixroughxlyii xx thlc n iiir CarlTonicii' ie iiiixii'xi'axxip' o cx'r 'Lilt ari"x;it xthe xl ititxxy lriid...…
…The Michigan rDaily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANI, THURSDAYY, D ECEMB3ER i9; 1907 Vol- XVIII. No. 70-. TRACK TEA SHOWS PROMISE Michigan's Prospects for a Suc- cessful Season Are Good- Freshmen Show Up Well A ccardingi to tte prsntt outlook the fotloswers of Mtictigana track athetic have eery cause to iheotitmlistic. Of thehi lavaenots Capttai Rove, Coe Dual t sd1Hodge are left,tut arond these as a uctes it is expected that a tetnO worthy of relreen...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, \I1IlA.\E N51)Y ~EIldi) ~U VOL. XVII. FOOTBALL CAPTAIN ELECTED TONIGHT tlagoffin and Graham rlost Probable Candidates- Rheinschid a Possibility. Tlbe footbaili catittiof t1007wlliiir- ceive its initial impeitusthis ievening brough teletec i ofaptain. Jdgei senirs re lieeilogil canidai-tslfor the captincy;iwile Rheinschild Ilt lc iear's itea, who w il] bea sior next t ix sear ias lieii]tspokeni (f a5at iieligile...…
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…Th Mcian Daily N(tXVI. WGUGIN' S TEAM HAD PHENOMENAL SEASON Wvins Undisputed Championship of the South -Lost Only to Michigan. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, '[tlI[: /N.1l )t-I:CIt ltl{ 19,1905. NO. 68i. \a~lii lle , ' I-I e. S Spcil o lci itihs- n i k-cf in i i ip T e titteiit hi[ )a llI in asitiii ahit he )h li ri ty iotbl t 111111 th til tamhilkeit \iffiitt h lic utc hnit -i h u(ft tutu Ii l ;(tl ofil hit 74 l lti. i le theii Is ic h Aich:lems ...…
…UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. SROoaNDYEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1902 N o. 71l A NEW DEPARTURE h~euniversity will Make its Own Ga s Mantles -A Small Plant, With Most Improved Equip- ment, Being Constructed Tti..Uierity is nose to make its e:wn gmis mantles andS for that purpse .a mwiti plant canhmintng lie mo-tI p aswc it gas maitilette quipmtisa t 9ata.. enr5 tte tt ie bath e t oft a 1!iftV, iistini ibiig. It I - testate-I OWy tese...…
…FIRST YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19 1901. No. 70 BAlIRD AND "F ITZ " N 11011(111 11(he0sets yI0010 1 ilhi.Ie RED1DEN MIAY PLAY, 11111 11 statements frol otherprsons,1 1 I tnissi toI 111 111011, bselbalolit-is w 1- 1o held tad oamong them the~ kece ofteDirector and Trainer fotil i e1: it was who inoi ijd iliugliBoard of Control Adopts Report o in o f v1(1 le 111fundso rised for ilie Who Hava Done 00 Much for \Xhilei. "Jck" XlI c...…
…;be 4 o VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICE!., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 191 1900. No 7T2 Announcement S Our special line of foreign and domestic fabrics For the Fall and Winter of i900 has arrived and is arranged for inspec-I tion. The same careful attention is given to the styles and finish of every suit, whether to he used for husiness purposes or for full dress y. occasions. G. D. WILD CO, ro8 E. Washington St. DAINTY XMIAS GIFTS FOR LADIES: Wane c...…
…%I o Ilk> $Ulf> VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESIUAY, DECEMBER 19, 1899. No. 71. BOER HISTORY1. Di I m~1 I T HFine Fall and Winter E Suitings, Golf Suits, Fancy Xestings. T DRESS SUITS A SPECIALTY A We Carryj the Largest Stoch L In the Cityj. 0 I08 EAST WASHINGTON ST. R o'FConidered in Regard to the Present T Th ec- ro n Talon iiilli 0as crwded1ysterd1101 after oto ' H ea rof. Hu Iiidson's1inormal lecture h'sleBoos 'nd1the citii a In o l...…
…VOL. IX, No. 71. 'WTLLI o Ain ' zw ANN ARfBOIR, MICH., MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1898. T N E T A L 0 R FINE WINTER SUITINGS. WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY. 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. T H E T A 1 R W 1L#$+++ ...... IViolin, Banjo, godqalt.Prcsrght. WILDER'S PHARMAOY ~336aaSouhtaSte OwG lDau and NUlit Duintg the reat of the cottage year we wilt -sre uch ateat alt hattr. tay o tttgttt. Ptull tiner atPipes, cigars, and Toacnco. R. E. JOLLY &...…
…tc in:. of A t. Wai j 1. VOL. VI. NO. 67r. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1895. FOURc PAGE-3 CENTS. 0. Sa M M~sX2ASP'A1{ WHITNEY AGAIN. ONE GUITAR HAS BEEN SENT WEST TO GATH- Is enough for one person to play on at oue time. One Will Investigate Facts Concerning guitar is not enough, how- + Professionalism in the West-What ever, to supply 3,000 stu- jI the Chicago Papers Say or His dents. That's why we have Mission and I...…
…tIjc U.. ot' , 1ail9 VOL. V. No. 6-5. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 18941. PEicE-Ti-IILEE CENTS. PRONOUNCING CONTEST PALLADIUM HOP. Won By Laws.-Closely Contested Independents and Non-Palladiurm A CHANGE IN EXAMINATION.NOG DST ET All Lectures and Recitations to beNOG DST ET Throughout,-E. E. Gard- ner the Winner. ,accesst. Its ltlucltt;lshad proisedtc't titunuttl htland(1 insltrulticn. Lotlh were Iwi'ctdt ; cot ocliii...…
…VOL. IV.-No. 67. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THAT MISSING PAGE. classes of the University and to all AN SECURED departments, as well as alumni of For Washington's Birthday.-Con- A Bit of Oracle History rot Gen- all departments, and instructors. gressman J. P.CDolliver. of erally.Known-The "Grind-..asmfn la ecl n ers" ground. 2. All articles must be in the aowa, t Coonheient .string iseto ive away han...…
…VOL. III.-No. ii1. UNIVERSITY OF M1ICHIGAN, MOND)AY, DECEMLBER 19. 193. P ic, TB tiesi:CNTes. A NEW SPORT INTRODUCED. It's Charms Were Felt AN EXCELLENT PROGRAM. TheIniialHae ad HundRaes ['le rcial ive hith ntdeitsRendered by the Webster Society . -TheIniialHareandHoud Raes he ecitl gvenby te sudets! at its Public Meeting, Satur- Success. _ t KA & Saturday, were a, Decided oftthle Shool (f i.usc S'tuday day Evening, 'l ,A aweion escell 'tteded...…
