…1 '' A 5 r ~~ -.-- , _ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1923 r:. .- r 4 TE UNDS ITINUED1 CUPATION NCES FRANCE IR UNTIL IN- IS PAID ION DOLLARS TED UNANIMOUSLY Wildly Cheered in Upper on, Conclusion of Stir- ring Speech une 29.-(By A.P.)-Enthus- as is seldom witnessed in e was aroused by Premier today when at the end of speech asking the upper vote -the credits' necessary ihr occupation, he informed ibly that although France...…
…The As- led to the dispatc~hes lished here- nn Arbor, beauty wholly without precedent. But the end is not yet, and a time will,~ come when a city of air castles will be a practical reality. Why wouldn't it be a wise idea to try to stop the bootlegging in the UT. S. before meddling with the outside' nations who are transporting liquor? If we can't catch the bird in our own back yard, what kind of a chance have we? Someone asked uas thud other ...…
…I . in 6 IN FRANCE SIIUII U~tUaLs 1 oJuay U. S. Air Methods 1, nce ; fif- line per i ard makes exchanged, ,L Phone 1718 1-tfr p. ,{ ,l .. . i _ den only 60' miles. Own- ar. ee A. H: Pollard at e,, 209 S. State St. after U.F.N. >om house close to State le for instructor. Can for only $5,800.60. Gor- tate Agency, Wuerth Ar- 8-2 Bargain for quick sale. t with double case, $20. 1026 E Univ 8-2 >om house with large lot garage. Southeast s...…
…L D U L etive notice to 10 p. m. (11:30 E 30, 1923 all }inembers of a. m. Saturday.). Number 1$s ing Him College First Degree Philadelphia, June 29.-(By A.P.)- George Gust, an employe of ithe Carl Fischer, of the Philadelphia buildings and grounds department Quak College of Osteapathy and Gerald Em- was injured yesterddy when he fell 20 Ctania erson, of Columbia, will meet in the feet from a scaffold, /while engaged earthqui final round fo...…
