…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,. LY OFFC IAL BULLETIN n in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of -sity.. Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1922 Number 27 Maryland Rector In Senate Fight a Deans: re will be no conference of the Deans today. M. L. BURTON. re Board of the Graduate School: re will be a meeting of the Executive Board of the Graduate School rsday, Oct. 26, at 4 p. m. ALFRED H. L...…
…I HE-tdW rA-\ 1 rLKS PROBABLY R.1I\ AND COL DER I 4 A4VA6 47 r VOL; XXXIII. No. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1922 EIGHT PAGES |2 y PRICE FIVE CE NTE-D JOURNALIS CT NERWILL SPEAK R niTOMOROW NIGHTI Aged Campaigner Miller Supporter In N. Y. Election GOV. GR OESBECK TELEGRAPHS YOST r i ISSAC F. MARCOSSON TO DELIVER LECTURE IN HILL AUD. AT 8 O'CLOCK WILL TAKE AS SUBJECT "THE CHANGING EAST"s Will Also Appear...…
…approval, it was sai more definite form. until it j The execuftve c. mmittee of the IE Labor Party meet in Londo. tomor- o 'OW, to arrange its pogram, which -- will be ssued as a<manif0sto ir'm> ,4)1 in Sver11 diat ly afterward. Ldkeside 111 1 Mich gan . Ci 61T1i; IN SEARICH I CATAINC. N T N IL 0 1ciated Press) Ich., Oct. 23. - Two colmprising more than 100 men MI) oF I 1EST OYER I:OTL d arlned with every description ' LA N NTEA EST pon...…
…i THE M ICHIGA-N DAILS WOMEN DBANTE WITH 01110 FOR FIRST TI fE Mornc IThhigan Girls' Glee club ill hold their fI rst rehearsal at 4:30 o'clock. Tuesday afternoon in Harbour gym- nasium. All members are requlested to attend. Teams for the women's Ohio-Michi- gan debate, which will be the first all- women debate: in the history of the university, were selected at, the final tryouts Thursday :afternoon in Uni- versity H-all. Members of th...…
… - -- -- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAXN Published every morning except Monday- during the University year by the Board in Control of Student. Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial fold advantages to students of jour- nalism on the campus as well as toa the editors themselves. Many mo- mentous problems pertaining to and: affecting the journalistic profession will be discussed, and lectures will be given by fa...…
…1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY L HL SECOND HEALTH CONFERENCEI Missouri Woman In Congress Race; l i Langing, Oct. 23.- Discussion of three new problems, the legal back- ground of public health, the Shep- pard-Towner law and the prevention of goitre, will occupy a large share of the program for the second annual conference of health officers and pub- lic health nurses to be held here Dec. 4 to. 8 under the auspices of the Michigan Department of Hea...…
…THE MICHIGAN D LY wsrrr riz r 01 POO ILMO , I tal allifffluwi U mmw. x CHISAN EARNS GTORY BY GREAT PtYIviu Of ALL Bowen, Cross SCountry Leader ELEVEN ITHOUGHT TEAM'. IN MA'sY YEARS BEST playing, too, left nothing to be de- sired. Inspired Defense Again Michigan's stand against the Buck- eye attack in the third period with the Wilcemen having the ball and first 4own on the Maize and Blue 14 yard line was one of the thrilling.mo...…
…WIT H TEA THAT STARTLED THE WEST SHOW INE FOORTL any appreciable distance. most of the kicking for his d and 1 wge and Blue Outplays Old Celd In Gfine Replete With Thrills' '10W 11AR IN OF ONE POINT SPELLS VICTORY FOR 10WANS CNTL1t MA T~lR'S VIIAiWES 1)0 GREAT WORPK lFOLLQWING OHIO VACATION E t t 1 4. A U Battling for every inch of ground lost and in three periods of the game e-f t'I actually outplaying their opponents, ' _ ' / Zuppke...…
…- .--~- the al houses or at Newberry Hall before Monday evening. DOROTHY JEFFREY. I liii TIM University hall and General Library corridors between 9 and 5 o'clock. Drop boxes will also be placed for i convenience in Tappon hall, West; hall, Engineering, Natural Science, and Economic for one year. 3 I V / I IWIn5 LaWU L i the Bulletin is constructive notice to . Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:301 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1922 all memb...…
… zta t at ) ,__ .._ .r .a :XIII. No. 26 20 PAG~ES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1922 20 PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS . ,j : ,, ' S ". ,. ; , - :. . 1tir F .. r.J"" TE, 1 9s OIS WATCH ON RITES E STADIUM CE ANNTJA MEEN OLD ARGEST U1STENC] st t Horseshoe Seats 62,110; Co4 of $1,341,000 met by 13,000 Contributions a Daily Staff Correspondent mbus, Ohio, Oct. 21-Seventy end people saw the dedicatory es of the Ohio st...…
…'s J11N6. UN I nes ias been postponed to Wed- night, 9:30 p. m., when re- NOTICE-Copy for this column should be submitted by 5:30 o'clock of the day before publication. SUNDAY 9:30-Congregational students bible classes. 9;0-University men's bible class" meets in Upper Room, Lane Hall.,i 12:00-Open forum, Congregational, church. Dr. W. E. Forsythe speaks on the Historical Conception of Di- seases. 12:00-Baptist Guild class meets in ,the Guil...…
… Michigan Girls' Glee club ill hold their first rehearsal at 4:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in Barbour gym- nasiumn. All members are requested to attend. Any women interested in doing Americanization work between 3:30 and '5:00 o'clock Wednesday after- noon are requested to call Charlotte Ermann at 2338. The work will be- gin next Wednesday afternoon. 77 ARE CHDAO FOR WOMENS__GLEE CLUB Seventy-seven girls have been chos- en for. membership in ...…
…OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morhing except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Edito'ial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for .republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local news publiahed therein. En'erej at the postoflice at Ann Arbo...…
…deg or not he will be able; DU U U ""' 1 L,I tion of the Reserve Officers' Train- W, ing Corps established at various Sschools and colleges throughout the country. The main reason for the meeting is that the recezl curtail- ment of army appropriations has President Marion L. Burton has re- made it necessary to reorganize cer- ceived an invitation from Secretary tain departments of the work. of war Weeks to attend a conference In writing his ...…
… .r..u.. .r .rn j .. ~ . r-... w i %k ' _. _ .- _ AN SWAMPS OHIO I DEL UGE OF TRICKS: OE'S AIR A TTACK FAILS tinued from Page One) was the, same irresistible- "an this afternoon that he for .the, past two seasons, n by the rankling memory of tSa sustained by him at the today~s opponents. He :he scarlet and gtrey line 1e to tackle, plunging, rip- pulting forward for steady On defense he had Michaels nailed at the line of scrin- but a few...…
…Volverines Who Kept Maize And' Blue Flying From Stadium Posts 1I JUflIIL- IP 0118"tfi; (Continued froe Page Six) er. Kipke made 15 off left tackle and ,.was stopped by. Workman. l/lichigan's ball on 0. S. U.'s 25-yard line, first down. Uteritz made. three between Pixley and Klein. Roby made two through State's left'tackle. Kipke .#made tWo at right.:. Goebel back for place kick on 27- yard line. He nade it from angle, score Michigan 3; O. . ...…
…I11 LLTEl IN the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1922 Number 26 se 3, To the Deans: There wil be no conference of the ,_.. ans Monday, October 25. M. L. BURTON. Scholarly Publications by Faculty: Members of the faculties are ask%. to send lists of their scholarly pub- lications, July 1, 1920, to June 30, 1922, to the office of the Graduate School ...…
…t 11!3Uf A TOW 0 I it I I". I . I r M I Y~Y I ll VOL. XXXIII, No. 25. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'I ND OUT"c ONE HUNDRED MEN WILL TAKE TRIP; TWO MORE CITIES NAMED COMMITTEEMEN TO BE APPOINTED SHORTLY Musical Numbers Back From Printer; Scenery Contracts Under Consideration. Work o nthe 1923 Union Opera, "In and Out," is progressing rapidly. All the tryouts and men who are certain of places on the...…
…NEW AUMNAE CRC ORGANIZE IN Notice has just been recei cffce of the A lumnae cou: :Mrs. Evans Holobrook;, vhoi all extensive western trip in osts of the University of leag;ue,, met an enthsiaLstic M-ichigan alumnae in Denvey _meeting Oct. 7th. It hapIpened that the men' .zation inl. Duv1er was havingi ly mneetling on October 10th'. viited Mrs. H olbrook, toget9 some of the other alumnae themn. The entire mreeting via to Mirs. Holbrook's accour ...…
…communist Professo r * IIIINRL 14Ju L11I l Kharkov, Russia, Sept. 20. (By jol IN CEVEANDi Mail) .-Students were paid by the ; h, NATIONAL. EDUCATION' ASSOCIA. Soviet government last year to attend 6Ka TIO1N DEPARTMENT TO MEET classes at the University.of Kharkov, age IN CLEVELAND but this season they are paying their m 'Er own way, and the enrollrient, is larg- the Cleveland, 0., Oct. 21.-School sup- er than at any time since the war. erinten...…
…Gutzon Borglum To Direct Cutting Of Giant Army, Confederate Memorial, From Stone Mountain Side 9 00'TONSU irlin I ublicist Announces Result of Exhaustive Study of War's Ef- feet on Shipping RITISH LOST 12,800,000 'ONS IN SINGLE CAMPAIGN ;(By Associated Press) BerlIn, Oct. 21.--With time at his immand to make a careful investiga- on, and the disposition to delve in- i statistics, Dr. Christian Siegfried oeche-Nittler, a German publicist, .s an...…
…44t SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, OCTQBER 22, 122 Curtailing .College Enrollment (fy Sial Carson) T1* tion to the views of President Hop- Tl licke awayin the hills of old The Prfessors v ew poitO " kis, of Dartmouth College, Profes- NewHntshire,. far from the beaten sr Sauer believesthat itievery per- civilized: manikind, self cena benefit the nation, the talk of superior- It is just on this point that. Pro- son's right to receiv...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1922 Aubrey Beardsley, Psychological Artist (By Melen G. Lynch) not stenographic representations of are personifications and his composi- criminated-by the methods of logic, Was Aubrey Beardsley merely "a !appearances, we have called them tion is allegorical. I shall say to you that art is not your decadent" with weak lungs and a tal- fantastic and unreal. I sometimes think of such a work province, yo...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER-2422 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TREN The Unfinished Swimming Pool (By Kenneth Hoag) was thought that various social func- which the users of the pool will have- much of the burden upon the stu- Michigan's- range of activities is tions during the Christmas vacation to pay in any case, plus the $18,000 dent body. More than likely at least practically without limit. It presents prevented the students from working. necessary to comple...…
…THEMIHIANDAIX The United&ae and the War ten Slossen) cept his arguments to the following the signal treachery to Belgium and to refuse friendship to a liberal and n in last Sunday's points: (1) the German attitude to dis- Luxemburg; (15) the Kaiser's own democratic German, Republic. Ger- anday Magazine of a armament and arbitration in the two belligerent comments on official des- man-American friendship i possible enneth'Turner's book Hagne Co...…
…2 PACE FIFE t:E 22; 1 22 . HE .MICHIGAN-AILY PG FV MAX EW ING- (By Catherine Hunt) ting by the hour with these grateful - rooking forward to a year of ex- oldmen and women,.whose sfer- ing may in some measure be- essened it has become an estab- tree to the Hall of Fame, and on it is pansion in a program of. service forby relief from the tedium which is can occupation to fof written: 'Not transferable." University women, and in humanitarian- li...…
…?A GE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY' SUJN: I should be unable to reason and log- worth while. Deep consideration ically balance a.review: of the book. it would be a waste of neither'til After a person has read-and by the nor energy. way, I am not concerned with those To ignore the physical plot and log who, in H. L. Mencken's classification, of the book and to proceed to the ve are like the young y who gleans core of the conclusion, I shall quote ...…
…THE MICHI AN DAILY PAGE SEVENf h qualifications for senatorship. Politics THE EDITOR MIGHT HAVE KNOWN dl t!e Magazines to the side, the Freeman's :literary lIsaac ]M arcosso .w m e The editor of the St. Louis Star, attitude'is well. maintained. by Robert IacFeeic acs ,d'istin By W. M. R, Hillyer's appreciative article on Emily reading that "a Senegalese negro, win- I ed ri Haos ditin- guished Asnerican journalist, author, The Bookman for Oct...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCToBER 22, 1922 wBjH EiU u uflU auIUH nut !$S +3iil iER g3hJM@ I & 5 Eu JI B i EEtEEEUEEiu l ,y since the Century is gradually win- STHROUGH THE OPERA GLASSES LAtrrvNotes ning its way back to its former lit- Ah last the anonymous gentlemaa erary standing. . A new book by i who s kins suisEEEE HE aEE Y pplied t Lord Dunsany is always a pleasure. PNR sS kny surks oh s.andho- We trust, nay, we know we are no...…
…t ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1922 ES DE .> r.; v { k s. z ,;,, t ;. 3 1; ij , ..4 t{ ."! 5 r 4 t v, Speaking before a crowded auditor- ium in the Law building yesterday af- ternoon ,on "Some Present Interna- tional Problems" the Hon. Philip Hen- ry Kerr, secretary to ex-Premier David Lloyd George during the world war, outlined the events of interna- tional politics during the past eight years :which have led up to th...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY One Legal I In. Wife Per Man Is Now Vogue, Says Turkish Maiden ! (By Margaret Shafer) ! so with the finished technique of a Somber eyes gazing from behind a filmy veil; satin bloomers, sandals, quantities of jewelry and perhaps a a nose ring or two-this is what theI average student might expect from aI young Turkish girl but recently ar- rived at the university. But Sinai Mauhaidden is quite the opposite. She4 cam...…
…__ __ __ _ __ __ _ __ __ _ __ _ _THf E NMICHIGAN DAILY4 _. / 7a '\ r ----, K' ', 7 >_ _ , ,li ' . 2 \ . / N ' / N '' " ' ' N / M] N 41 7774: 'r-- { 5cdaub 7 " i N'; JI i , / K f " j y' , :: - P ' Y8 t 21 K / 1y _ L', _:I f : , .VK7 C. THEL HOM E OF PUREGrOOery ]PHONE 326-327-328 114-1 16, E. WASH-INGTOJN QUALITY,, SERVICE, CO-OPERAT1'ION, f y _ :. .._ .. *#* fillenu4p * # A GUARANTEED BREAKFAST Toast Grape Fruit Oatmeal wi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THf t~~ific bent. The preparatory work T, 4is required as a prerequisite to,1EDITORIAL COMMENT OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE is designed for the most part to coun-;- UJIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN teract this situation, but by dint of j LET THE UNEWSPAPERS Published every morning except Monday circumstances it is not ample enough, 1 SLAUGHTER Daily Cardinal) ring the University year by the Board in and in some cases not at all is re...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MARINESLEE LATIN__REUB0LIC A merictn Fighters Will Retire from Dominican Republic with Form- ing of .Ne# Government BURGOS WILL READ CABINET OF PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT "Henry Ford"Vs. "Bluenose" (By Associated Press) Washington, Oct. 20.-The state de- partment made public today plans for the evacuation of the Dominican Re- public by American military forces in an announcement that a proclamation had been formally agreed...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. ,. x. . ..", _ . {ice' , r ..ON" 00oPOO! 4 -ft MiE) , IIIIIIHWJ " ... r.. . w ....... ..+, PEI anumoMm -, -- a . , ., w ~W ._,_ _ __ v _ . _ _ .. ,+... ~ "fr 'itk-vrlvr'hninP s o0:'orivard Passing OI11C .,EdTF '-N P JERF~ECT SHIAPE FOR TO1)XY'S CONTE'S (Special to The Daily)' Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 20.-ith last practice before the greatest; game of, the year for Ohio State, Coach SWfliie ag~ain stressed the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ARSITY MUST STOP OHIO'PASSES TO HAVE CHANGE THIS AFTERNOON (Continued from page one) limited fight; Steele is a go-getter, Isabel is a kicker than whom there the kind of a player Yost places above is none much better in Conference all others, and if he shows under fire what the coaches expect of him he circles, hiss kicks against Michigan on will at least hold his own. If Pix- Ferry field last year being one of the ley pl...…
…__THE MICHIGAN DAIL\ . ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN FIGHT OVER TEXAS SENATE CANDIDATE Toronto 'Varsity All this is attributed to the fact that raises Student nearly all students take part in school acititi otherthan class work. "The -TT first thing a freshman hears when he VARSITY SPORT SHOP All Kinds of Athletic Equipment .1 tion in versity. 3 E the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m...…
…:,' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBE~R 21, 1922 SCOR1E BY Ei uIN.-I Upke kicked out a' 27-yard line. S.o U. - - - THE S t of t nd aMt frv'e-y, k doi oster, Ca.rter, Rant TY, I ri goal I line. n 35-. AIGLEJ lfive A'Y kRT AS ' PLANNEDj 30-yard line. rough Pixley. r no gain bu4t Michigan was own 40-yard d on quarter- Lded with ball ion her own No Inc He ;res; ran 18; 0,S. I.0. I with line to rightof ause of poor pass toT out....…
…all is re- ously, the prime danger which in the wake of over speciali- is lack of general knowledge, in most cases spells ignorance.! an who is indifferent to knowl- f any sort which does not con- his own particular profession ver be a powerful constructive ce in any oommunity and the ages he has derived from his on will be of use only as a of personal aggrandizement. igan needs specialists, but pref- of the variety of students who' part of t...…
…,: RETUE FOR TEN Y1 f11 r _'.#^ #=dom. ,..-. I ECONOMY EXPERTS SEE NO HIOPE k FOR EARL1Y RETURN TO NOtRM~ALCY (By Associated Press) Boston, Oct. 20.-The Harvard coi- mittee on' Economic Research has no expectation of a drop in prices to the pre war level.. during' the next ten years, Prof. Charles J. Baskin, chair- man of the. committee said in an ad-. dress at the Harvard club tonight at the first session of a national confer- ence of...…
…y LNTILLMEN U1- LWUH' Portland Ore. Oct. 20.-Sixteen pris- oners were placed in a sight seeing bus at police headquarters here to- day and taken to the city limits, where the police ordered them to leave Portland. It was the beginning of the heralded exodus of the Industrial Workers of the World who came here in the longshoremen's strike. More than 200 men were taken in the roundup. A dozen foreigners were held for investigation by immigration...…
…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...…
…I FAIR r . I r tA4.. ATTEND THE PEP MEETING TONIGHT TODAY VOL. XXXIII. No. 22 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1922 EIGHT PAGES in*iv 'I! b 177_1 PRICE FIVE CENTS Abb'T AI fUCL HEAD SETS NEW OFFICIAL ECORD Pooish Preasantry Favors PilsudskiIIJVECHRS For High Office HREGULATION AS 3IU H AS ANNUAL GOVERNMENT Reformer Sued For Crusa ding Against Books BIG MASS MEETING TONIGHT PEPS TEAM FOR OHIO CONFLICT ...…
