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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _________ 1 erica, M ascagni's "Piccolo M arat" and rSZ al N t : sc ed o h r ri m s :j :J n v i o I -iand Rio de Janeiro.t ia-rillo 4Glgli, Tenor Press criticisms in New York have .o Gigli, wbo will be soloist seconded the lopualar enthusiasm for. aicago Symphony orchestra,, Gigli follow, ing his recent :Metropolitan May festival concert, May appearances in "Meiistofele," "Andrea rn at Recanati, Italy, fli Chenier," "Travi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY X11 c tuflillilfltl1 Y j! it(r~ rb _.,_ t'. _ ' r: ., FACE H tees Lazie-Alp uekeyes iii [ntest PO START E AND BLUEi f DWI MYf I 1". __. ..* .d _. .!r .. ith the best of baseball atmos- e making the scattering of fans he stands lie back with barelyI ,gh ambition to dodge the balls ambled into the stands from time ime the Wolverine nine went ugh an easy'practice session yes- ay afternoon on Ferry field. ach Ra...…

…THE MICI-MGAN DAILY I THIS COLUMN CLOSES AT .3 P, MR YEARLING T*RACK SQUAD PROISING (Continued from Page Six) S°O this .Caason wich is fair for this I TRAMTRA~L FRATERNITY "The Nations and Their, Moods". He ex- E NTRIES SHO0W INCREASE pects to return Tuesday. Ih i XI SINGI The following Box Replies are at the at the Daily office: Jake, 12, BC, ' .MICHIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED.. RATES Classified Rates. Two cents a word a day, paid in adva...…

…_____________ THE MICHIGAN DAIV~ - - ., T FF1CIAL BULLETINI Llletin is constructive notice to all momberu of .received until 3:-fO D. M. (11:34 a. w. Satrday FIDAY, APRIL 2) 1923 'Numbelr 143, ,oture, Science and te Arts: s now at work will be unable to marke any report at g which was scheduled for April 23, this meeting ext regular m 3eting of the Facity will be held WHAT'SGOING Explore°AfricaI 2P ,XA o'IIwi'"( 1" li il ~i; o 1Mu rniin f ...…

…_.^__. ANN. ARBOR ELECT Lee, and Johinston rit Wi Control of f V th J oL I S dI The lie Ca series )rator. 050t3 A-ND ION BODY to the -Board ine Conl- and throe meiiber;, Firctors of the Mich-I .ell as a reconuenda-" I of Regents as to the f members of the ath- taken up at the meet- versity Senate whicl- slit in the Law build- mlore t. liquid' dumnpc of Penr i tmembers of the Boare id ou tAthletics were renom- a te it Senate. These ...…

… 00 FEET WITH PLA1NE , E I . '[ ! A E _" I ! ' 1 #. , 3 C I i riiTflTfhlf l U rty of Michigan Engineering(pi OEM COOLIT TO clb of Detroil.. He will bcin Cincin- ;Hit 15 71- I ati Thursday, F'riday, and 'Saturday i o f this week wvhere he2 ill confer WL I[OiR TIWI0 WE[KS; with thle proceduire comm ittee of the;, F ederated IAmeric an Eingineerin.g so- Dean Mortimer E2 Cooley will leave cit . udy n!o!a heDa his mxorning for a two weeks tour w...…

… ars a ock a: tomo Mack EIL S dafy "Adam's N Lison, '.011 Dex- G~ive Foreig'n Trade II Contrary to previous notice, collars f for senior gowns will not be sold at" Position To Womam Q one Mack and company's but will1 be onI oM en' sale from 11 to 12 o'clock a;nd from ale . 2 to 4 o'clock today and tomrow - at the league booth in University'hai ne- Senior Caps and gowns will be ready for dlstributionto tday at Mack's - Women interested in G...…

…a - l Vl .! 1. " l *t . L'.L"r * L.. .. , norrting .xcept ryear by theE 'ublications. ru Conference] 'rest is exclusiv for republication ited to it or flo is paper and tl TUHE Moniday Board in Editorial vely en- n of all ot other- he local nation, there is an appalling lack of interest in things economic and po- litical on the campus. The foremc~ t needl of today has been characterized by one great educator as "to get more of the civic an...…

…TIE ICI tVU1.4t -A1V 1tU~e AL L ~vae Arplne o You Kntow WIhy the cngineering cle e {.u, 1h honor 1l1I =system'1? ming tank open to all womnen register-f Simons, while at the Uiniversity with I odet in the gymnasium; and a runniing Abrahai Gornetsky, '19L, wrote the track 310 feet long. The r;Ymnasiumn music for the Union oneras, "All That fJ'loor Is 90 by 80 feet and is equipped GlItters," and "Fools' Paradise." Since wiAith apparatus ...…

…_... ...e.... ..r.... _ -I l L 1VAA. v1 *iL"-a. L![- * L - a i . t """'- .,.... ONDER TRACK TEAM 'i RINGS H-OME TLE,' AFTER GREA-T-M.EE ' I ciation of Detroit at the Hotel Tuller. LIIrutv1N o 10' ' l-is topic will be "The Purchasing Pol- r bo4 (#ardI N ot icy and the Business Cycle". , 'AAVI 'I nii MICHIGA N RECORDS 'y ]RECORD, ,.... . __... DACES NyIN OVER AYRES lie Fiashes First in Six and Places in Eight Out of Ten ell's 'won...…

… TH IS COLUMN ICLOSES AT 3 P.M.4 Hers A Left Handed Pitcher WithA Left Handed 3Career,". They Say Of Twiler Clarence A itchel SORC RIY PLAT SALE FOR IL mum Vii~e. 20c. Three oaly to e tfivnghon. t I The unswick record by Oriole6 TerraXbe chestra. STOFFLET PHONO COPS, tNickeI's Arcade and 110 E. ENT~ COFF'EE 35c. Pierces Cast.h res. 113-20 BUSINES~S OPPORTUITY OFITABL.E VACATION WORK ,N and WOMWEN wanted to sell indexed Bible, just revi...…

…THlE MICHIGAN " D American Rel Worker EmpUyV, Georgian P-i-nces . ._ ,t. _ ! Florence Meyers Five dollars a month is the munifl- cent salary paid to eight blue-blooded Georgian princep by Miss Florence Myers, Hinsdale, Ill., relief worker in the Near East. She's stationed at Ti- flis, Caucasus. II eRAS B~lt 1.ARdtIN 0 VICTORIES OU,VEySCOeSIwrAiD "mo s For Rent or ir By winning both debates Friday night in the Mid-West debating league, Mic...…

…THE WEATHER W1ARME; L ROBABLY S\ OW TODAY OF 'Tam it igan Vol.. XXXIII. No. 100 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, 'TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS FORCS GT 1FULL CON.TROL IN RUHR' 13RITISHi PERMIT ALLIED FORCES rV;LL SWAY IN OCCUPIED TERRITORY EXPULSION 'OF PRUSSIA N OFFICIAL CAUSES UNRESTI Population Aroused. as Rhienish Frew. Idenit Is Forced to Quit Office Brilliant Concert Closes SeisLTUNASMK Detroit Symphony AT...…

…THES MICHIGAN DAILY f rg oyle IWi llN Sport Satire ?n's from The Other Coleges (contii~uned from )Pa;e.o 0110 ties, All th~o latent. fir, e Zi lUl flW10fl° Ololy n2; i'm1?1 lof heMayalemper - ruent ilhre in th i a1d (1 f. i n iScnil - ;' [SilgU L i 1 131)+~s, )- Si 1 10A- 1(id he (1 I d j)1) the r)11.i'll r- 1le (>effecti venessc i h ' :ip ft(%Ii,!colo:.- ing, 111)"(1 I", alhility to Orolueh required ymalurl)etoein rwhichl 1resl)ct h...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY tLi', A Y 20, 132"l _ _ ; r , - - .0 tV4 . 1- ..,. .- , .- - , I I I .., . 1. . " . . I'll I I I Vafomen Belgian Crown Prince To Wed Rome ,Princess' AT THI THIIATRUS - -.-- , Sc rien --Today Qceondc hand 1)ookcs may lie bough1t. QV exchanged h letweii:t11 ari tI o'tlock andl 3 and 4 o'clock, ill tbe leagule i'oinin ijuiversil y haIL. llou aes wishifng to s ell-c'andy for l h(. ~Woil eni'tilo a--:110are rvwliit...…

…THIE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESD Al, FEBRUARY 20, 1920~ OFFICIAL NEWSPAPE1R OF THlE VNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during 'tke Uuiversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. ELIXIRS OF LIFE An interview with Dr. Sundwall published in last Sunday's Daily, on the subject of "vitamins" calls toE mind the unabated attempts which patent' medicine mann~acturers have madle to profit selfishly from the Am...…

…___ __ THEMICHIGAN DAILY r ~made, an1 experience in a Pacific ty- P, A ^9 l ephoon, and descriptions of the tropi- IIUU~tJcal seas, the islands, and1 other even*. r TR 1of the trip make up the body of t he D[TAIE BOOK w~ork. 2i dofte( oo3IFprme' all will leave the city Thursday duo ( sle Ao; morning for a two months' trip to Pf3icI~ad Florida City and Daytona, Fla.., where they wirll visit relative,. They will be BOK ELSO LY A~ accompaniedl by...…

…THE MIC-TIGAN DAILY T iISUA , F'li3BdUAIIY I ~ ------ ---- w.... M Fig 4 atm= "'^ 2 , _ . - " i A . k . . jd themselves far superior to their op-! Michigan; indles, IMciigan, seonid; VA STITA K MiO E E nents in this short race. .Cowd, Chicago, third. i sta3nce:, 4;S OR A CK EN 0 IRWH LM IThe Maroons managed to take Tc et 1 ich. w o first pllaes in the mile antd Running high jumrp--Won bylac- !It. is the enci il opinion aon o Eih...…

…THE. MICHIGAN DAILY PA l 169N HOCKE Y ICTPoRY DME6 A pMNNS Bar 5 Siihiied 1W-Ith gtSbio~~j.t c~rc ( epuck to I he ,14,.'ian ter- By 1olveriiies in 1Third Ice it Iy.< r c""(1 i"l lthe :f"4e(.; "itory. pCyt " ~~amo) f 4t e squad rtand wasall over PLYN~EI ~EFB 2 Ithe l . u" (l, grat ork in lhelp- IN INL A~E O ~AS)Nink (or;(r oe Anderion's loss, as PC- W\hen Michigan's Varsity h cRey":,vrngtevertp,.edwt ftr out b- team, being overshadlowed...…

…TH4E MICHIGAN DAIL TUEFSD7AY', Fi3RVARY M-....a, I LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I :,Wbication In tMe Bulletin is constructive notice to ho university. Cony -ae'4vf~d ir1 2°;00 D.ntm (11'10 'olume 3 TUESDAY, FE9BRUARY 20~ 19-03 all mnember 'Numbe, r of i ras A T h~t~~ o m tefrle ,C le eo leai ee oa te A tsrt meeting o the Attendaae Committee for Men.'Kill be held, on Tuesday lFeb. 27~; later jneetfh'g on the same days and at the same hours ...…

…THE WEATHER 4 & PROBABOLY SNOW ti;r TODDY VOIL. XXXIII.I No. 86 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1923 EIGHT PAGES NAME IT "YOST FIELD HOUS PRICE FIVE C CONSIDER FORD OFFER U[ I Sets Ne a rk _ ... TH E1Washington, Jan 19-(y A.P.)- Virtual assurance that the House TIOESTE N would take up Henry Ford's offer fo1 0IN FT lease. of the Muscle Shoals nitrate Judge's Decision of Two to One I; plant was given today by Republic...…

…THE I CF Paris Calls Him;1 Exposes FUND GEIS 'Most Haled Man'i YETERDAY IN Of, TOAN DAILY R I iu l ll l nY A "w IYWWi11Y Vices Paris PEPPER LAUDS LEAGUE STE WAR US MN ET T SENIOR LIT AFTERNOON DANCE, ARRANGE REGATTA od;a y at the Union. 2:30. Couple. A -c; stagf, 25c.-Acdv, "400 $] 0 N G r jiCarrying $ 12,600,000 the legislative ~ -x appropriatin bill framed by a sub-!C (Continued from Page One) jcoznmnitteaz, headed by uncle Joe C a ...…

…TH-E M IC H IGAN DAILY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ;,: ,, ,Q j i 4ny A li'3 i {. 1 'IVomen Plan LTPiqvc Costumes British Woman's GOES 0 ROMM, To B o 0' Startles. Fo r To n ig h t's' Masquerade a SPEK HERE IONESRY will be taken closed doors in. tlar- vern: societies are planning features. v tc;,:,L3, Dey s ")cur come, the sounds 0j: The judges of the stunts are to he Lawrence J. Burlree Canadian sec- , t,,; ., f7,-op II)TI'lA = nn...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UIYERSITY OF MICHIGAN& Published every morning except Mondayj dining the University year by the Board in{ Control of Stude-t Publications. Mmberof Western Conference F41torial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to theause for republication, of all news dispatches credited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered a...…

…O. THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7' 7 S , ,,' / A 1 1 I ' Ir S w rr t a:".: --. _ _ h x L ,. t __._.. - r / 11 i I Y Y 3 .. The Schultz Grocery THE HOME OF PURE FCO DS r YOU CAN DO BETTER AT LEMBLE'S THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS INCLUDE- BUTTER: PHONES 326-327-328 114-116 E. WASHINGTION Home Killed Chicken, .30-.35 di ' '3V 4 'ii ' .# QUALITY .. ...SERVICE... ... C-OPERATION CANNED SPECIALS Extra Standard Corn, per doz..............$...…

…-I1EMCTAN DIYSATURDAY } " " / py F A . - - . 'Uiumumuw I'y CP'""""7' , : _ _ , .. ... W& I r IShY QUINTET PLAY5 ACC-SIES iETURNGAME AT LANSING ONGH r Planninug to 1,Mart Reserves rapidly rounding into mid-season Aganst Farmers andal Sake shape, and the Farmer coach has First Team drilled his squad, continually on the _______ Iold plays besides adding new ones, C. E~XPECTED TO fGIVE 'Which have been especially madoe WQI.,1VEBIN...…

…:IHE MICHIGAN DAILY f ALL CIT MANTAINS RINS SOUTHPA WS ARE GR0WING SCARC7E l I ILL If you have something lost, found, make sure that it is so with a Dt for sale, for rent, misplaced or" stolen, classified. Call 960--Adv. CLAS~5 N CMN~IUM Ice-skating rinks' are now being~ M maintained by the city at Burnslpr.;es park, ado t tet h Classes are being held in AWaterman' rinks have been kept in good condi- gymnasium on Mondlays, Wednesdlay...…

…- l E MICHIGAN OMEN 5AT TI IL MICHIGAN I)A1L'~ SAT] IYOFCAL BULLETIN TOMMIES AND ARMORED TRAINS SET YL O F FICA BLE lT O QUE LL T U RK DISTURB, ation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of iversity. Copv received until 3:0 p. in (11-30 a. ni. aturdaY.) e 8 SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1923 Number F6 STUDENT WRITES TEXT DANCE ANCES ON BUSINESS LErRS TICKETS PUT ON SALE lic Tn unl _ . Faculty, College of Literature, Science...…

…WEATHE] RALLY FAIR TODAY I ol A6F AWN -A6- I R I OHIO STATE VOL. XXXIII. No. 23 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, RIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CEN fln UDE T-S T c 0 Bu'I Lloyd George nd Cabinet Ousted -HALF OF j ENGLISH M\IISTRY RESIGNSASTORIES WITHRWSUPPORT EARLY FALL OF CONSERVATIVE GOVERNMENT CONSIDERED PROBABLE ANDREW BONAR LAW URGES UNITED PARTY Defeat of Coalition by 186-87 Vote Causes Great Exc...…

…A 1 .s7 r AAA [l" - - CABINET OUSTED (Continued from Page One) he is quoted as having said. "I say the best way is to maintain the party ab- solutely independent and you will de- feat the Labor menace in the end. Otherwise you will split your party, just as the Liberals are split." The meeting lasted two hours. Debt Commlision Delayed In Washington the fall of the Lloyd George government gripped the at- tention of official circles both go...…

…JNIOR V+ A. A. Mi e] Any women interested in doing Am- ercaniation work between 3:30 and 5 o'clock on Wednesday afternoons are asked to call Charlotte Erman at 2338. The work will begin next Wed- nesday afternoon. Tickets for the Y. W. C. A. banquet to be given at 530 o'clock next Tues- day afternoon on the upper floor of Barbour gymnasium will be placed on sale this morning at the various houses and dormitories on the campus. Tick- ets ma...…

…____________________________________ A prominent British literary critic recently declaredthatthe state of af- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE fairs in the world today gave him the UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN impression that the other planetst Published every morning except Monday were using the earth as a lunatic during the University year by the Board in asylum, and Mr. Tomlinson, London Journalist, commenced an essay pub- Member of Western Conference ...…

…'Gargoyle" Glib In Gleeful G u r g l e s Pawlowski Sys 1200 Miles An reHour Is Possible Speed In Air From the colored cover on the{ front, to the last joke on the final "It is entirely possi le that a speed sor Pawlowski was very enthusias- page, the October number of the Gar- of 1200 miles an hour will be attain- tic. He believes that very soon a per- goyle appeared yesterday as purely ed within the next twty-fiv years,, son in ordinary circi...…

…. ' k - J IIMEN INVAnDE Michigan Half Who Is Big Ten Wonder I YEARLINGS SHDW BREATOnly Two Big Gaomes Listed On IMPROVEM ENT11113WEEK' Gridiron Schedule For Tomorrow OHIO STRONGHOLD anguard of Michigan Host Enters Enemy Country This Morning With Every Man Fit IOANS FIRST TO SEE BLOCK M AWAY FROM FERRY FIE D With every rough edge polished un- . it shone Michigan's Varsity fbot- ili machine, 32 strong, boarded a ichigan Central t...…

…t i aJ" IVAA ; U' 11U fL U I IIL PR EAMEDI Leads Star Ohio Who out of the East with a team that has I strong team in spite of the fact that Beebe will attend a convention of the been sweeping all before it to face the no times have been published. American College of Surgery in Phil- Attack Red of University of Detroit. The Coach Steve Farrell plans to leave adelphia early next week, and will local team's showing has been a dis- Thursda...…

…OFFICIAL BULLE' 1 ,. 1 ication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all mem University. Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Sat Volume 3 FRIDA,Y OCTOBER 20, 1922 NU University Lecture: The Hon. Philip Henry Kerr, formerly editor of The Round secretary to the Rt. Hon. David Lloyd George. will deliver a lecture upon "Some Present Intdrnational Problems" Friday, Oct 4:15 p. m., in Room B, Law building. The public is cordially i...…

…- u -in . r r LitW i.j DAY AND V ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1922 'RIKE PEACE PLAN EXCHANGE CLUB TO I CELEBRATE TODAY :CK, 'ION OF GANIZE 4 Today will be a gala day for the Ann Arbor Exchange club, the occa- sion being the observance of charter presentation day of the local chapter. Visiting Exchangeites to the number, of 200 from Southern Michigan and Ohio will be present, for whom ac- commodations have been made a...…

…MMER SESSION OF ICHIGAN ay during the Summer Publications. TED PRESS titled to the asefr e- ed to it or otherwise published therein. >r. Michigan, as second Arbor Press Building, Maynard Street. iness, 960; Editorial, 2414. ons not to exceed 300 words, if signed, the signa- ily toappear in print, but as an evidence of faith, ents will be publishedin The Summer Daily at the Editor, if left at or mailed to The Summer Daily communications will r...…

…:HIGAN DAILY SIT [ROTE S r~~nmnnT frl White Swan Lai STATE DEMOCRAT'SISEE[ and service.Ph 5TO UST REPUBLICNS 4 t a nLansing, July 18. - Democrats of w ~ kMichigan are out to make a strenu- IIII ous effort to break the solid Republi- can legislature, according to party leaders in close touch with "ctam- paign plans. Every ounce of party ST U . strength is to be put behind candi- dates. in districts where it is consid- ered there is a chance ...…

…T UMMER T JMMER WHAPS GOING ON' Thursday, July 20 p. m.-The Teacher College Move- ment. Charles McKenny, president of Michigan State Normal college, Ypsilanti. 30 p. m.-The Gun and Blade club will meet this evening in the Union. p. m.-Educational motion pictures, Natural Science auditorium. - /FrIday, July 21 p. m.-"A Program for the New Su- perintendent." Mr. M. W. Long- man, Superintendent of Schools; Muskegon. P. m.-"Problems of the N...…

…, Of Ap ptr _.'. rnt -j LIY ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1922 PR .r IE JUNE 15 E DECLARES MEET. PRODUCED RE- S OF VALUE Watch or Daily Pink extra Today r The Daily will issue a sports extra today, carrying a play by play story of the baseball game at Urbana and the results of the dual track meet at Chicago. The baseball game with the Illini is starting at 3 o'clock central standard; time and, if an average length game' i...…

…",. .. pt Monday dur-ing the Wnidversity fStudent Publications. kSSOCIATWO PREVSS cJuslvel tem tled zx. the ass ',sr k~i Creatf% , nt lh, ig .WI new* bnvava imea Y Ann Arbor. Michigans. as seovi is done, the better it will be for all of the students and for the University as a whole. Organization of the upperclass advisers is tiow. unde- way at the Union, looking forWard to carry- Ing on this work in the fall. It is essential that the corps...…

…LN DAILY I Ii roininen s of the eek Sun eting o ess Edi most im atives of ing the Program am of addresse, n and dissemi a the state and nclude those on ing primary and emergency news ice, the Lansing subjects. n will take place he annual lunch- rly in the after- wspapermen will SITY'S i HEALTH bserved that the foot in the Army shoe a~den, thicken, and ,that another fitting d six months later. soldier's size remains tity for future requi-...…

…."V pr* _: 9 ' ,~ ._, r I raphic M'eet Offj to the prevalence of bad the Illinois-Michigan fresh-1 graphic track meet schedul- is week end has been can- eet might have been heldI k, but the Illinois freshmn i aving thieir semester exam- which naturally puts such out of the question. Illi- xever, believing that they etter freshman track squad ;higan, ran off the events iy afternoon. Coach Hahn[ ed a letter to the Illinois officials as...…

….1 11 t !" l S L LA 'rt C6 r III 1 II II 53 U ~U5 NLYMATCKED I LLI rev's men. will direct val "Doc" :eiving for are rated Locke or atcher's inl roved bat-! Shift himt it the bat- to ice it >best perform- will be in ac- Knode and Mc- ne of the big niois teams and .g originally aj a stellar gamne .node is one of, Michigan has is in his. first Shorty has given a highly satisfactory account of himself in al of the games up 'to date. Ute...…

…c 1 rig. 1V11l.Yill f ly U.y1L Y . J low -- aL 4 l a Difference 11 P11itronG9ize DAlilllio1111111111 I Advert111isersIII I~l THEIR PRICES ARE RIGHT-SO ARE THEIR GOODS f Speciali een "Just meat" and the f Cuts which we always serve. , tca4t ;t trt5tatttrt 6trt iiatRaiataattrrt itstartttttatttttittttttrtstttttutiu ttttuitntutt ', F Market Quality are Supreme Phone 109 1 Going U the River? I It is to specialization that we abi...…

…often J. it fund. No additional the regular 35 cent ved, but a per cent i outside of the the- given to the fund. good for any per- as the picture is ction of Hawaiian fished at the matinee s afternoon when es, the two Hawai- art in the Michigan ke It For Two," will mnusical selections. . on sale at the book ain the Arcade, in nd the Library, and ned from all sopho- LAN NEW GET FUNDS women who live in discuss plans for aign to raise funds .e...…

…IAL BULLET p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) RDAY, MAY 20, 1922 Number 108 >f all seniors and other possible recipients of degrees or oer- Commencement of 1922 is called to the fact that no degree ed, or diploma or certificate be given, at the Commencement of e' recipient has paid the proper diploma fee or certificate fee er of the University previous to the close of business, 4 p. m., 22. be no exceptions to this rule. SHIRLEY W. SMITH, Secret...…

…L iw t t ttl Ext VOL. XXII. No. 168 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1922 PRICE FIVE C 11 I 11 I I4 .: , - WOLVERINES FIGHT ILLINI BEFORE RECORD-FLLED STANDS WITH GOOD, WEATHER CONDITIONS PREVAILING SCORE 1 23 4 5 6 7'8 9 10 11 12 R H MICHIGAN 0 0.0 0 0 0 3 0 O X X 3 7 4 ILLINOIS 2o202 i 0 0 X X x x 12 i Quip-Quillers Prove Easy feat For Hard Slugging News Hounds ,,4. DIXON AND JACKSON AGAIN FACE EACH OT...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Jt tt tjj ICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN sbtd every morning except Monday during the Universiby heBoar in Control o Student 'ublications MEMBEW OF THE ASSOCIATED PPusI Asoia te Vre. i j ruviyly t.,,% e q tg the ts '.? x tha atpe gn the Iwoal se pabim*AWttio r s a 'k " &r 4 i rb, Mraa, as xr- ptlon by crrier or Msal $3. ,: AND ATx.~farceai3ti, M e ynard. Strtet. ex Busainess. g0o; lditerial, R414, rtnicati...…