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…I 'HE WEATHER GENERALLY FAIII TODAY Y Bk ia ai1 1. ASSOCIAI LEASED WI SE WESTERN 4 EDITORIAL yOL. XXXIV. No. 68. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE SE1NATEHREMAINS COMMITT E K A INTERSTATE COMMERCE CHAIR- MN STILL IN])eCTED AFTER r ~MUCH VOTING BALLOTING ' ESTERJAY SHOWS CUMMINS STRONG Insurgents Interested In Repai 0f Transportation Act or Drastic Revisoln Washington, ...…

…_____________ THE MICHIGAN DAILY I. BT TA TRYOUTS VcelLndN When ILL E HLDTMOROW'Prolongs V isit DRRDAEDNEMrig ___ArI LANE I DTRIT"The Michigan Mongrel"s 110TMORW Vachel Lindsay extended his Ann A- N E N O T OT Barks Tryouts or the id-West lea u bor visit over yesterday as the guest T m ro ehating team for all men not inem- Iof the WhTlimsies staff, under whose {secPlanare being i n completed frteByOe )rs of either of the 'two public spea- ka...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ bino"-Yon, will be sung by Miss Mary Ross, general secretary of the Uni- versity Y. W. C. A., following which ,Dorothy, Jeffrey, '24, will give a read- ing. Tthe program will be completed with carols. Pi Lambda Theta will hold a regular_ business meeting at 7.30 o'clock to-G knight in the library on the second A N I[ CHDUE FOB I floor at Martha Cook dormitory. The UL UIILULL ii meeting will be a short one because of the c...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE' UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the p...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AIR 'CONTROL LAWS ecretary of Commerce Recommends Revision of Navigation Regutlations GRICULTURE SITUATION IS SLOWLY ADJUSTING ITSELF Washington, Dec. 11-(By A.P.)- egstoh' 6r the ievision of the nav- ation laws, for control of traffic in aid for stabilization ,of ra- o service were among the recom- tendations made by Secretary Her- 6rt Hoover yesterday in. the annual port of t6 1, Oomeim e 'department. te rapid growth...…

…1 HE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 I/ ~~ . imp u 9 QW I a W LC ,_~ .... Five Letter Men On Hand To Betrin TenC ame Schedule Arranged ETiECT FIRST WORKOUT AFTER HOLIDAY SEASON Although present weather condit- idns are unfavorable for the impend- ing hockey season, Coach Joseph, Barss of Michigan's Varsity tean ex- pufts that shortly after Christmas va- cation his men will get into practice apd be ready'for their'first game )f' the season wi...…

…THE MICHIGAN. DAILY ;_ FIE I THIS COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING FOR RENT ONE GOOD suite upstairs and one! large room on first floor. Also gar- age. Call at 422 Hamilton Place. GOOD ROOMS for men at Fletcher Hall, 915 Sybil. ROOM AND board for boys, ready to be occupied, January 1st. 1205, Wright St. or call 2993-W. FRONT Suite on second floor, screen- ed porch for two or three students or student and wife. 429 S. Div- i in XM...…

…THE MICI IIGAN DAILY :... d a -- - . . DA L NOF C A -8 ULLEPublication in the Bulletin is constructive ndtlcO to ill methbers of tLhe University. Copy received by tf Assistant tt the J)!04dont until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. mn,. Saturday-- Volume 4 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 192w Number 681 To The Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday,;December, 12, at ten o'clock. Al 1.. Burton. Freshnman Elections: All Freshman Literary s...…

…THE WEATHER COOLkR TODAY; PROB. ABLE SHOWERS Aw A6F Ar ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. 17 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS LOWDEN, ILNI EHOERNO, TO LEGTURE TQNI6HT "ORGANIZATION OF GOVERNMENT" SELECTED AS TOPIC FOR TALK SREAKER PROMINENT IN POLITICS OF COUNTRY Tonight's Lecture First on Program of Oratorical Association f...…

…____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ THE. MICHIGAN DAILY rIi rf Cabinet M ember 0p n m V re Board of :Regents was Chauncey D- Regents, stating as follows their at- J lecture. There is no ruling against IWILI xpeow. tl seems thatMr Depew, after tude toward the question: i such a speech being given at the Un-# Fight 2s his Chief' Varie d~i1*g foreswearing the slightest inter- "Whereas, Mr. George W. Wricker-lion according to Thomas J....…

…FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, I92~ THE MCIGNDAILY _________ __________~-~~~a~~ ~ .. w n Tr uswic llthe forer Che ofaihou have signedl un since the last nouncement concerning, the intcrho, hockey tournlamrent, 14 of the, hou on the ca±mpus having signified tb intentionts of participating in the c. test. Ec team is to have ai yell le. er ;and each house is to wear its c(l( not only for ;purposes of idlentifica't wtut also to lend so,],e "house sii...…

…AGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?I)DAY, OCTOTIER 12, 1923 games, the athletic association finds , M O Ii I3f Ut no difficulty. Seventy six men, each sk'lled on some musical instrument, CAMPUS OPINION OFFICIAL. NEWSPAPER OF THE are always ready to serve. For this ; OSm/aa. , , , service these seventy six men receive a UJNIVERSITY OF CIGAN SCVC hs e ny H.IlnrcicIEIPSTO FIIIEM)SHIP Oa cheer from the crowded football;GOOD MORNING Published every ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. rw - r r r r TITUS WRITES ANOTHER TALEOCF MICHIGAN LIFE Harold Titus, '09, a novelist who formerly was managing editor of the, Daily, has written another book withj the State of Michigan as a back- ground. "The Beloved Pawn" is al tale of an unusual Michigan people, the Beaver Island fishermen. Because of this book -and a prev- ious one "Timber", Mr. Titus has won national recognition and for introduc- ing Michigan in...…

…6 six T HE MICHIGAN IDAILY 1"Rl),IAY, OC7TOBER12,192 40roooo-o- E {llUII. aew 1 I -0 000%01 cc N, : rx'm L 2 ,r u} + 1 1,10 T W RS AS g F1 s 1 d ,.Fib Y ' 15, F A MOM i 1 F' VANDRBIT IL ARIVETODAY FORB~ ES~lT IT H L INES WEST COS' TEXPECTSBIG YEARLAE~'hPOVSFAUEO ON GRID;STARS ARE IN FO M nngi mi inn r- nlam Team Aceomnhied By Barad aml 89 Students; Expect To14 W~iIn (tamne Tomuorrowv TVA I~fT Y 6sQ~~U ) D) L {.lU ...…

…DAILY 'CLASSIVJED RATES A~I, 1 10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for Fifteen one-hour class lessons three or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion. c nroll now. Classes beginning Charged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, 11c per , day, October 15, 7:30-8:30. reading line for three or more insertions. White space charged for at same specialize in teaching ...…

…r milli I 1 I - ADVENTURES IN ESSAY To Students Enrolled in School of Education: An assembly of all students in the School of Education will be held at 4:65 o'clock, October 12th in Room 203, Tappan Hall. At this time Pro- fessor Charles McMurry of Peabody College will.address. the group. At the adjournment of the assembly, the senior and junior classes will be organ- ized under direction of the Student Council and election of officers fo...…

…Zr t l ~I4Ii -7 DAY AN -4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 1923 Officials Of Session Praise Results Of Summer 's Work REGISTRATION TO BEGIN SEPT. 18l CHANCELLOR CUNO RESIG IGERlMAN CRASH; EBERT REISIGNATION; SITA ' U TY HAVE BEEN RETURN FOR TICE E, '24, WILL GRID SQUAD Officials of the Summer session, yes- terday expressed themselves as be- ing highly pleased with the work of the summer, and spoke with apprecia- tion o...…

…lt1! ]lN L HE N orning except Monday session. ciated Press. The As- lusively entitled to the of all news dispatches t otherwise credited in :al news published Jacre- an Arbor. r or snail, $.so. ess Building. :ed as evidence of hed in The Summer of the Editor. Un- Nill receive no con- may beomitted in y the writer. The necessarily endorse in the commnunica- EDITORIAL STAFF Telephones 2414 and i76-M MANAGING EDITOR HOWARD A. DONAHUE r dito...…

…om -age One) pecial courses such d to be given before 1 groups will again e course in athletic der the direction of Yost has completed >st successful year, a Library methods, utside work of the :he engineers camp, s have all complet- teaching, and other men prominent in the world of education have discussed their problems before large audiences. Chief among these was the address of Dean A. F. West, of Princeton univer- sity, who spoke on "Is ...…

…tS S PS A .A C .. / of the un0il -VI1,A- ANN ARBOR R NORTHBOUND *8:10 A. It. t4:41 P. Il. sf:48 P. 1. b10:37 P. it. 1923 Number 124 a4:'3 A. 17:00 A. s10:30 A. t11:40 A. *4:30 P. re: in the Public schools and the R. C. Hussey, scheduled for 2 and )f, August 10, will be held at the cor- 3, in the Auditorium . of the Natural EDWARD H. KRAUS. * Daily. t Daily except Sunday. s Sunday only. a Monday, Thursday, Saturady. b Tuesday, Thur...…

…0, 4r #ummtr / X i "r-, 1 1 L %.~e AND FAIR DPAY 01k i4a ttl ; ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE No. 17 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1923 PRICE FIVE C ern! HRATIONS MEET IITATION SLOW. COMING TO U. S, |After Effects Of Gas Used In /Great War Slight, Says Wartield In a rekcent lecture, Prof. Louis M. Warfield, of the Medical school, dis- cussed "The Effect of Poisonous Geses Ulpon the. Lungs." SHlNGTON F...…

…I CAMPUS OPINION YES, WFE hVE NO OL'Ii ION~S I 1 Text Books and Supplies for All rery morning 'except Monday immer. session. he Associated Press. The As- is' exclusively entitled to the ication of all news dispatches or not otherwise credited in the local news published here- the postoffice, Ann Arbor, econd class matter. by carrier or mail, .$.50. 1 Arbor Press Building. ons, if signed as evidence of I be published in The Summer discret...…

…I- r Iu 0 -£ WHAT'S GOING ON THURSDA Y ::00--Lecture, "French Pnlitics and Reparations." Professor T. H. Reed. S8:15 - pen Air Per.- imance of Shakespea-re's "The Merchant of Venice." (Campus theater.) Ad- mission will be charged. FRIDAY 2:05-Excursion No. 5. iagara Falls and vicinity. Under the direction of Prof. J. P. Rowe, of the University of Montana. Retfr early July 15. 5:00--Lecture, "Our Transportation Problem from the Hig'hway Vi...…

…Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN. n in the.Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the Copy received in the Office of the Summer Session until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday,) THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1923 Number 197 S Excusion: to paid for staterooms last week may secure the tickets by om G223, Natural Science Building. Office hourse, 9-Al A. M., J. P. ROWE. ft M. )phy 1 and 16s: .ese classes will not meet today (Thursday, July 12). R. M. WENLEY....…

…LTHER ISHlOWERS Y aCJ iAan Ado SEE TH TRACK TODAY No. 162 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE NES AND INDIANS CLASH RACK HERE THIS AFTERNOON. ,MONO SOADS MEET AT UBANA i i Congressman To Speak AtDinner VISITING FATHERS Will HAVE BUSY SCHEDUILE TODAY ii I i f i "U==VERSITY NEEDS GOOD SPORTS, NOT IIAZERS"-YOST, I MAIZE AD BlUE TRACKSTERS FAVORED TO TAKE CLOSE, BATTEE RECORD SMASH...…

…F "HTQAN WIN1NINGORATOW~h Buslne~s of the Hour" Subject TWaken by Atkinsea Orato lei1 Contest Wnnerr THIE DIFTEERUXT M~AN" 4CIVEN FIRST HONORAB;LE ATEINTION I First place in the first annual At- ~ Inscn Oratorical contest held last.l' sight in the auditorium of University all was awarded to 72elford V. L'xv on, '24, for his oration "The Business i the Hour." Hie was presented with ; gold medal and $50) given by Mr." )e C. Atkinson of Batt...…

…Y, MAY 12. 1923 THE MICHIGIAN DAILY . . _ _ «,.,. _. a . ......... ...... r. , ,. - _ ,. _ . w_. .. . _w ._.... ----- J"f/'& ..7V~; } , . .. Arr X 'i 4 Y . .. . a. . . . " ,. _.:... LA Schultz -rocrI THE HOME OF PURE FOODS. - I THE 318 SOUTH. STATE STREE'T HOFE McLEA1N V&.NEEL ND QUALITY CO URTESY SERVICGE )NES 326-327-328 114-116 E. WASHINGTON Headquarters for.,Imported. and etcFoodstuff3 d Free Delivery to All Parts of C...…

…FOUR THE MICHIIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 12, - -,..,. ,.. .r . . " ' vhtn~n ~ a 114 his past will be a carefully edited one , in which the gloomy spots are ef- I faced and only the pleasant ones left C OFFICIAL, EWSPAPE1L OF TIHE outstanding. Other things being equal r a; UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN he will be free to go ahead in his GOOD MORNIN( Published every morning except Monday luring the University year by the Board in life work less susc...…

…A.Y, MAY 12, 1923 !THE 'MICHIG AN DAILY 4m )1 COUNC IL CHA IRMAN'N'unIFuoe Yankee 'Co urt ManiIRxINFCD[BE MEETS HR ONI ~lJIULLJIIi Sails .for Fra ce~ lURI ME T E T S E D G W OSECOND ANNUAL CONTENTION 01' Lau1an1n,Ma y 11 (By A. P.) -The ASSOCIATION TO BE HELD)rar 4 Vorovsky: tragedy ,hIas acted as a d. rA.&' arigt hedlgts.to the Near~ BAND TO BE SANME ;SIZE NEXT YEAR Financier Killed by A, Paris, May 10 (By A. P.), Parmalee, New York,...…

…V G" THE MICHIGAN DAILY rjd=MQ - WL - -------------------- 7 r rrlw s r rrYir irrr 0 'AU 1I : wuuuummmn a .a . / / "" A ..,, . + iYw l YI MI . _ __ _._. AMOND SQUAD (Continued from Page One) oth teams will use their favorite son the mound. Jackson is one he most experienced twirlers in. ege baseball today and backed byI crew of powerful sluggers which idgren boasts this year he ought prove a dangerous opponent for other pitche...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IE IS COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P. M. DVERTI SING xReplies are at the C, 18, JSC, M-3, 25, H, RBT, MC. ILY CLASSI1FIED..I Classified Rates. Two cents a word a day, paid in advafrce. Mliimum 'charge for fist dy, 25c. Miimumn thereafter, Z20c. Thrxe cents per word1 per day if chiarged. White spaceI charged for at rate of five cent~s perI agate line. Classifieds, charged~ only l to those having phones. - Phone80. PRE-WAR PRICE...…

…t t T1C IVki A llA i1'.4ti1NV LiJ ! -°---- CIAL GB 'z constructive uotid until S.10 D. M. (1: LAV, NIAY 12, 1,9123 ULLETIN ce to all members of 11:~30 a.m eray.) 12:01-0 pen forumi, Congregatljnm gynawSillm will be open oil Str Clhurch. Prof. S. F. Godrich will (ldy evening;, iMa y 1fro~u 7<,Q to speak on "Poetry and Religion.' 10 ?o .lc;,i. Adi-iison free . 4:130---pen hoiuv it We sley No, ll. - - ~:30~-Social hotur aid discuission for ...…

…Jr it i!3a tl Exti I ANN ARBOR .MICHIGAN, S$ATURDIAY, Mt'AY 12, 1923 PRICE F T c 0 E T 0 L E!R 1UIIDHI.A WlAIMi k GAME FROM BY SCOFI[ .s~. .SCORE 12 E3 45 68 N SLOW FIELD MICHIGAN 0 0 00 0 0 2 3 Iu~ # 10 11 12i R H E' I NXXN6 8 I . ILLINOIS, 000 I 0 I I OO NXXK 3 8a4 I\ )RD WIn annmiTICNH Visiting, Fathers To Attend Banquet3 And Mimes Entertainment Tonightl I II IIS FllMO I Poitive indications of the ...…

… nday 'd in inference 1Editorial s exclusively en-1 catlinofall -news or° not otherwise e local news pub- e- at- Ann Arbor, q6i; B roeie no con- ,lbereturned 4g. h al 276'.x.' faced and, ony the pleasant ones left outstanding. Oterthings being equal~ h~e, will be free to go aheUkl in his lie wok les s susceptible- to fear of failure: than woMId be the case if his mind-were hapnted,,wth recolections of unsuiccessful venturesi in the past. ...…

…THE M L~d 1 VI II o are interest- r employment are asked to can Jean Ham- to take part in ill meet at 7 g in Barbour CHAIRMAN HERE SOON 11 I-S "LITRS - INITED TO PRESS MEET Yankee Court Mant Sails For France LAUSANNE CONFER SPEDS PEACE SIZE women who are to dance in the it on Lantern night will meet clock this afternoon in Barbour cast for the. Senior Girls' play rehearse at 9 'o'clock this ig in Sarah Caswell Angell hall. mile honor ...…

…THE MICHIGAN L)ATL'k -u. k t fir... i utletia #u ooutrtW'U,. aotie to all imembers'of rpy reei'e until 2:30 D. m. (11:24) a. min. urda,.) SATURDAY, MAT 12, 1%23 N tmber 162 12 :0--0ien forum, Congrega l=omil gynasliium Church. Prof. A RF.Godrich wHi d(ay evening., speak on "Poetry andligon" 10 ('( lock. 4::30--Oipei house at Wpsle y hltl, stuidents at-Presby terian chur 'b, 1le,(F athers wvll] he Op1): i d{H: Honrary Societ Mayllt~lT f'2...…

…j THE WEATHER WARNER;l ~ PROBABLY SNOW TODAY LL itV afl I FIRST HOCKEY ~ TONIGHT AND TOMORROW VOL. XXXIII. No. 79 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CEN'T PUCKSlhUI-flfEETS 1 First Performance [UIJWIJU VIVILIJ At.Dodo Plagyhouse IUI ~lIL W BADGERSIN FIRST Is Well Received SWIMMING TEAM Before an audience of 50 people wihtaxed the playhouse to its ca- -pacity,Dodos, local dramatic group .W. S...…

… MimIJ~~p es Vodvil UOMIFamous Engineer T I, ournamnent Cup L ?May Be Chosen DRILIN MAHINRY TO Succeed Fall: UNMOOR 00. Si",te B1" P'r e. EFted in I"raFern vi'ai ll I be AUIENCE O )DE' Dfl lt.Rv; appearin Ithe frateritylcompetton, for 'thee Mimces Draniat cc(up toigt anti tomorrow nigi t t the Mime theater, resulted in eight of the bs, gkits kbeing sele ced for pr)e 5enktaLionf. These acts gill be Irt on by un.- hber, the aud~enes on bot...…

…_____ _____ _____ _ Th~ MICHIGAN DAILJY_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IMPERSONTOR WILL BlltE EIE~OSTM NW)RS. VERA BARBOU R TO GIVE TAKE OFF ON N ARGOT ASQUITH Among the interpretive impersona4 tions to be given by Mrs. Vera Par- hour at 8 o'clock tomor~row night in. the Pattengill auditorium will be z "take off" on Margot Asquith. Mrs. IBarbour, .of Oxford., Englandf, has gained considerable fame through her' original monologues which were' first pre...…

… Q SLY OFFICIAL -NEWSPAPER (IF TILE UNIVEBSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Cntrol of Stude-t Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Asociated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news disphtches creditedto it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at ...…

…"&T 11 E r [iCHIGAN DAILY -+ ! r Predicts Russian "Co Despite Present Cc Leads French Army zeback" In Ru h r Invasion rnditions Mibble,''OL, Speaks Sunday Charles L. Dibble, '06L; will speak on 'Religion and Science" at the Sun- day night supper Jan. 14, at Harris books, including "The Crammar of "The advertised is Hall. Mr. Dibble, besides being a law- Belief", an exposition of religious JIMMIE, the ad taker. yer of repute, has writte...…

…TV& IC HNGANDAILY7 "OWN 0 a ._ s . , rye \'' .. L11.1111EI#11.111111MA 6L It 4 1 '- - %- v J46 .VER INE BASKETBALL SQUAD LEAVES FOR GSOPHER CiA P TODAY 1111 riace)MnneOta To'morrow- Niht Mfather Hopeiul r'TNE NUEN I L M4AE TUIP TO MI1NNEAPO4LIS, IOWiA CITS Mich~igan's Varsity basketball teami eaves this morning on the first lap) .f its trip to Minneapolis and Iowa iywhere thoy play Mtinnesota an owa respectively, facing the CGo...…

…TVF T~N4TtHJG-AN lDAILY : r ristest Pursuit Plane in World Gives America War 'Mastery of Sky 4 I HAN'rIS T0ACK CAL0NL ON 'ki MYTHICL TEAM. . With two extra men on the forward f ense men Barss will probably play te substitution game to the limit: to- .ight not only to save the men as miuch as possible but because of the advantage it will give the Masize and Blue. The pace will be terrific for firs" few moments at least and the team th...…

…____ ____ ____ ____ ___SHE MICHIGAN DAIL\ ENCH OBJECTIVES IN MOVEIVNOERCOOKWANTS TO C LLECT F:RMGE MANY l''WqON FREARgMS- . . 1923 CDALENDARS A D DIARIES 19, I i EXCELSIOR - N"ATIONAL - STAN DAR DI I I A Commissioner of Public Safety Urges Enactmnit of Law Prohibiting Concealed Weapons j BLAMES GITN TOTER FOR CfflIE RECORD UN ST'ATE Detroit, Jan. 11-(By A.P.)-Colonelj Roy C. Vandercook, commissioner orf public safety, and as suc...…