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…I WEATH ER BABLY SNOW TODAY Sir i~an ~IazI!J F GIET I FUND ,.xxxIv. ~6. no EIGHT PAGES I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FTIV HOUE SNCTONSNervous Collapse REVNUEBIL BY AsForces Suspeni Asa iesult of a compicte neivous fl jlfl D acollapse last night, J. A. Sallade, od temathematics department of the engineering college, Is confined to his REPUBLICAN BILL AS COMPOSED this semester.. When Mr. S...…

…THE. MICHIGAN DAILY -7 INS SPEAKs SORROW NIGHT Italy Bids With Britain For Russ Trade REPUBLICAN CLUB NAMES As Mussolini Arranges Commercial Pact~ IMPllH1NJCGMITIES of youth, leisure and the profession. versity total only 521 against 2,388 -these three classes meaking up more .Men students. The city has 210 tav- than 3,7 per cent of the entire mnale ern-keepers,. 2S boat-builders, and 482 population. The largest group of in-'tmen and wvo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .___._ [ vo ,-, -. ited States were announced recently1 by Lloyd Taylor, chairman of the corn- uittee on constitutional instruction of! the National Security league.; The object of the an nouncement is tnafw~n n nian cix lifinr d sr stitution: Preamble; the framework of the government; habeas corpus; grand jury and trial jury; freedom of speech, -sernbly and religion; right of private nroperty; protection against se...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY a ICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIYERSITY OF MICHIGAN blished every morning except Monday] g the University year by the Board in , ol of Student Publications. inhers of Western Conference Editorial elation. e Associated Press is exclusi-ely en- to the use for republication of all news tches credited to it or not otherwise ted in this paper and the local news vub- I therein._ - tered at the postoflice at Ann Arbor, igan, as ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY W ur' " "Vr ..t% ,% v . I AAL ' \(~ D =c r ' ,,, -- ,r + VFaRS J i t \ /?s- i . n;; i ' r 44 F I Th % , . t. I-- W~)WX ~c-r'~ -J- 123. Mocch a Bisque The Wak-End Special a .layer of rich, smooth chocolate ice creamy another of va- 2 24 ni la ,With around macaroons, a thi*rd of delicious coffee f a- vor. Tlht's our week en~d special. Surely, 'it tempts 'your appe- tite. Order it. from your ...…

… +:_ _ C 4 r i s r THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 1, U *i -A 1~ 'ABS ASSEMB LE COMPETE I.N e Hurdles,, High Jump, Vanlit To Be Keenly Contested AS RIVAL FOR NES MILE QUAR Special to The Daily Urbana, 111. Feb. 29.-Two hun athletes from every section of country today poured into Urban the stage was set for seventh an indoor relay, track, and field gam the University of Illinois to be he the Armory tomorrow night. Every school in t...…

…THE :MICHIGAN DAILY -ow* , : : w t . I LASSIF-IE ADVERTISING THWS COLUMN , CLOStS IAT 3P.M. DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES Charged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, 11c per reading line for three tur more insertions. White space icbarged for at same rates. Clas5Sfeds charged only to those having phones. Ask about 'c ntracts for classif ed advertising. s 10c per reading lne for one or two insertions, 9c per readin...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ________ . ..___.___....w_..- i LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ation in the Bulletin Is constructive noticei to all members of irversity. Copy received b) the. Assita~nt tc the ?;'dernt until . m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturt'air.. me 41 SATURD)AY, MARtCH[1, 11921 11umbejr 1101 cdemfc Promotions: The following promotions of members of the several Faculties, involving rfes~orial grades, have been made by the Regents at their meeting ...…

…Y Sir qa ~IuiI I Sec One TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1924 TWENTY PAGES PRICE, mbined Courses Should. 've Beneficial, Says Kraus _____ ____ _____ ____ INJI SING kRGAME Hlaggerty, Doyle Thrill Large Crowd While Alyea Stars for Maroons Amassing a large total of points in the opening period and fighting tc maintain a one point lead in the last five minutes of play, Michigan's Var- sity basketball team last...…

…SUNDAY MAGAZINE AN4N ARBOR, MICHIGA~N, SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1924 Horatian Stoicism SCEPTICISM t1'11) ANIMAL FAIlIIf, 1 RF{ M.\WENLEY by emphasizing- the contrast between by Geore Santa~ant. Sribiters. >- ffibso appearance and reality. In any c'ase, Every scholarr investigator worth - ordinary n s infordiary nsoment lila nalt rejoic anwheniharfindsehi' corneltrjoitesgarden chettiadshs as itch11ot as philostpher, h knows iork shorter, le presrvea ro...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY StUn.)N r I, leek's News i Brief king, was asked to leave the country several months. The action means that i Greece will probably become a repub- Ilie in the near future.- There is a communist revolution in Bulgaria and the king has fled. To add to the Bulgarians' troubles, 500,-I 000 Jugo-Slav troops are being moved up to the border, and Serbian armies1 Enlivev end of th the May Bloomfie otis Pi-'anist 'ith pra...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1924 ROBERTF BARTRON HENDERSON Oca Re an its rmarriae of To Mrs. Grundy: noth and on itt.,widh and he . . nbt''bli r-t cr resere with the I is to be expected as it has Ieco teribl and always will be, that in a perion of''v'' cc slal'"(, It 'itt' remarkable dramatic vigo tthe r t te r ofhi fahe' .A1 ci fth, ra.fr fm the fir': t:1 the last, should he certato critic. :eneral o are hea;cidw vi h e7e...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ .. ...r _ wv. .. i IN MEMBERSHIP DRIVE NINE SORORITY, SIX EI, .G-t-EIi , 10 "L PERCE.NT1 "A woman's association which stim- ulates, organizes and executes a diver- ~ied program of athletic activity i4 one of the greatest factors in college life," stated Dr. Margaret Bell, of the physics department, when commenting on the success of the Women's Ath- letic association nmembership drive i which was held last week-~ A tota...…

…SUNDAY, MARCH ?, 1424 S 'NOh', AIICI 2.1524THE MICHIGAN DAILY PC -o ~0Security- May be found for your valuable docu- ments by using our Safety Deposit Vault. The service wvill please you. Farmers & Mfechanics Bank 101-101 SOUTH MAIN 330 SOUTH STA21TE Trade in stour old ach for a new thin, Modern Time Piece Punctuality is a Virtue Beiing punctual is easy with a watch that keeps accurate time. Glive a good watch rea- sonable care and it keeps ...…

…________THE MICHIGAN DAILY LU _ tI ------ S !.' FICIAL 1N EWSPAPFU OF THlE UNIVERSITfY OF MICIGAN , Wbished every morning except Monday ng the University y:ar by the Board in" trol of Student Publications. [embers of Western Conference Editorial ciat on. he Associated Press is exclusi-ely en- di to the use for rtyublcation of all nrewsi" atcbies credited to it or not otherwise ited in this taper and the local news pub id therein. ntere4...…

…?AGE P1IOUR THE MICHIGAN DAk" i SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1924 The Ironic Humanist on the Campus 'T11E IIdNSIC 1IIUA. ST, by (buriesI LISLE ROSE tg why an impulse from a vernal ll. Perry. The M idandni res.ihfows such astounding knowledge of I have great admiration for the is harmfl to oneself, what-savs the Bt sualtly his expression canges.; ua nature. Te ltumaist sighs methods of Maaulay, who when given the Ironic Itumanist-is the sense of The sal...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I LAV SSTARTING TODAYX Ypour Greatest Screen Surprise This e.+"~ : A T NTODAY w. Season SIDNEY OLCOTT U~l PRODUCTION . 1 .... WHO MADE "6LITTLE OLD -NEXV Godd:ess" h ,i ; a ;. E ' i Fi ; i i .; . .' i3 , . . ; s: , . -, . - -" . >z A, I ri ~ / '. ' s a Apache L if e ri / I I, P ,. ,.,, The Story of . t . e"H Q:, to r recq A< ma t~C. ~Witi Ailn- ,,' ;.: Oaramoun1 Inthe.j T HROUH Her Wonder- ...…

…SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FI- Frank Wedekind; Diabolic Moralist When Ambassador Gerard returned MAXWELL NOWELS hut no decadent affectation or artIfic- to his native shores to compose his iality. His leonine raging at his epochal ndietment of thsings Teutoni, thing less than blesphemy (it said kin that taste is the only morality there was b played at Ma Rein- what the audience thought). All of and base their attacks on the g...…

…_____ _____ _____ THE MICHGAN DAILY M ill II III II Ntg1-HER ' .i nilllL. Iliinii) "rNr r+""" i IrI J 0-00. 04 or I I II II I r y 1:0. T TE Court Season Mentor Plai Work for HOQLE LEFT I BY GIRA1)I ie'to the erectio night's baskett Fisher was R erday's Varsity The bleachers w( section of the field dinarily occupied b3 ent, so it was impoo cage. The forcedl serious detriment t pupils as no special arranged for the b: yest...…

…eA;E sIsX THE MICHIGAN DAILY S!.'NDAY, ~,Reae *' BOOKS SKEPTICISM (Contied from Pae Oe) rigid exmnination of knowledge. Ap- IVINCENT S TARETT'S ply doubt ad yoo find that existences /ENTERTAINING IRONY are beyond the reach of intellet. qualities ao senei do ot belong "in"' COFFINS FOR TWO, by Vincent Star-" things; if we regard them asoimages rett. Covie-Ne ee. $2.0. "in the mind.' we then soil thereby: Ialwayo opeo a book by a Chicago plac...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,._ , I LASS IFIEMA ET AClOSE3 ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. FOR *''T VERY LARGE room upstairs, suit- able for 2 or 3, also large room downstairs. 344 S. Division, corner of Williams. A DOUBLE ROOM for two boys. Three dollars each. 722 E. Kingsley, phone 519-R. ATTRACTIVE, SINGLE, doubles, and suites reasonable. One short block from campus. Callt699-W. before 2 p. m. or 3259-J evenings. FOR 2, 3, or 4, students, suite of 3 r...…

…SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG1E ttfOVaIN THE BAR SINSTER which be will probably loathe; thatshould be given a fair chance to quit on my knees to recover the pieces with (Contnued from Page One) he has has born into him certain in- while the quitting is good. I often him, will not turn out a dashing, princely stincts that he must repress or he will feel indignant with the world on this "Heavens," T thought, "to think of ap, do nc...…

… THE MITCHIGAN DAILY _ SUND A)YMARtCH . , ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN at-othe BeIulletin 1s uonatructlve notice to all members of iversity. Copy received by tb* Asttant tr the Via.. dIrt un~til i. (11:30 a. m. Saturtlaws !$ 4 SUNDAY, MIARCHI 2, 1921 Number 111 e will bn no conference of the Dez ans on Wednesday, March 5. X. L. Burton. Woeek endling April4, Ogg & Ray, Chs. XXXVIII, XXXIX. Week ending April 11, Ogg & Ray, Ch. XL. ,Week ending ...…

…PAL EICOT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1924 _ an* An animated fantasy, of paste and "The prostitute is disesteemed to- V aCUlty and Perspiculty pulp, dressed in the bright clothes of day, not because her trade involves environment, and dneing idiotically anything intrinsically degrading or MONTE GOMERICO at the end of a string for a lot of fel- even disagreeable, but because she is currently assumed to have been driven DISCOVERY No, I a...…

…ection Two 5k i4 an .tt Section Two ,. XXXIV. No. 111 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1924 PRICE. FIVE ..... ... AMERICAN STUDENT T OO S ATIS FIED; SLOSSONASET SAYS YOUTH OF THIS COUNTRY LACKS.INTEREST IN' GOVERNMENT FOREIGN STUDENT MORE INTERESTED IN NATION e Men Here Use Energies lass Battles, Not Politics, Is Charge III "Our American university students are too satisfied," said Prof. Preston W. Slosson of the histor...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCI ,aes ctacles 1.,) G "The Great Egressum," that mammal that has startled d of science and caused men for the privilege of gazing > a "Trip to Hell for a Dime"; ill be the things offered in ;hows of the Union Fair that held next Friday and Satur-, he Yost Field House. raternity has obtained abso- its on the daughter of King hen the Fair first became a hey stnt a representative to rho succeeded in smuggling niy...…

… ~.LK K A. , EIGYAT THE MIC141GAN DAILY SUND3AY, MARCH 2, 1924 _ .:. . >. v Vacuity and Perspicuity MONTE GOMERICO <, DISCOVERY I -have just discovered that I am creature of moods. I, who always con-1 sidered myself as free as the winds, am slave to a mood. Not a whim, nothing as shallow as that, but a mood.' My mood varies with the hour of the day, the season of the year, the bookdIam reading. I am in the mood induced by a fairy tal...…

…PAGE Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1924 SUNDAY, MARC1 2, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,. :... .. .:.. S. -- . -a -- a a II wl 001 'PLAY5. adthe ROBERT.' ,* 1 ~R w ." -,. a THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. ORGANIZED 1863 You will find Our service courteous and pleasing in every way OLDEST BANK IN ANN ARBOR MAIN STREET AT HURON THE BAR SINSTER (Continued from Page One) will not turn out a dashing, princely chap, who can smoke cigaret...…

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… PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DA*, SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1924 SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Ironic Humanist on the, Campus Frank Wedekind; Diabolic Moralist THE IRONIC IIU3IANST, by Charles M. Perry. The Midland Press. I have great admiration for the methods of Macaulay, who when given for review a worthless book, gently disregarded his subject and announced+ that he would speak on whatever in- terested him. "The Ironic Humanist" ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -77 DAIRTMOUTH SEEKS FISTUDENT OPINIONS'i President Picks Undergraduate Con- ,nittee to Discover Sentiment Of Body INVESTI(ATIONS WILL BE MADE IN OTHER COLLEGES roiv Y At Arcade Theater ii I THEATERS 'MUSICALE LEAGUE MAKES Hanover, IN. H., March 1.-President Ernest M. Hopkins, of Dartmouth col- lege, has appointed a committee of 11 uai dirgraduftes, all seniors, to study aid nlrzennto educational policies and ende...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ______________ RTH RITER ROAD, ONCE INDIAN TRAIL, RENAMED~ s far back as 1680. t~te lad Idli' trails across southern Mic1I~an *dlng to Mr. Milton E. Osborn Irman of the committees for mark- the hl8torical roads and trails Ann Arbor, of the S. A. R.. of the Centennial celebration. At time La Salle, the French cx- 'er, and his party were led from ~ in the southwestern part ~lia st~te, to a ~ettlement In t'ie nity o~ the p...…

…THE WEATHER CLOUDY; PROBABLY RAUIN j OIL SN OW 'TODAY 9:g SirW ~IuiIp GIVE TO THE FOREIGN RELIEF= FUND _ - -- __ VOL. XXXIV. No 112 EIGHT IPACES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS e FRlIENDSHIP DRIVE Miss Quayle Relates Need Of TTINT*,0 3 1 a ' . r . c theStuen reiefofCzehoSlovakia, from starving to death. He was the TH RiAYE D nOto reiervie,300clredgee , only son of Professor Odrank...…

…__ _ _ _ _ _ _THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ _ _ __ _ _ _ TUESDPAY, MA-IRCH 4, FLOOR PLAN OF YOST FIELD HOUSE: FOR UNION FAIR rT 13;S 7 11 r --T - 1 _ 34 I31. I 3,P) 401 - 4Z 0l OMEN 41 1 l'r; E, iConfined to ITospitaIl I.L. 13. Prdioml, instructor in elbl- C._ioal pycoog illinthe I'PM- V" erS'ityho)Spitl suffe1 ring f'roma as- t 'd. IHis cla~syes will meet as usual hil h is in the hos pital, othler in- trutor hVing bwen put inl Charge ...…

…4tARCH 4, 19 24 THE' MICHIGAN DAIL .. E astern olege Executives A Discuss The Modern Girl We hear a =seat deal of criticism; apply herself to scholastic work with for sophomores, and 20 for freshimen IIa of thae modern girl. Men and women; brilliant results. Let's stop criticizing l ju N ~UDIn this way the school work of the in-V5u9,U oWae aTte hadof nsttuion o the modern girl. I think one of our 'IA S tILULu dlividual and her school work...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ,. .e... ........ r, ~tu t a111nothing" and often as that fallacy has ---- - ~n ~ antemepleit to ngt soe thongforTEDu been NWPPE ant ) oootnRO LLI C AMPUS OPINION r~E eaffirmed. ___________ UMVEUSV~Y F MICHIGANThe aesthetic value of all inovis iT heEitr practically nil and "Thle Heart of a "1' l }LAlT Published every morning except Monday , hro" is particularly atrocious. L ast IENROLLS 101')iIt woulI be jnteresting t...…

…TUESDAY,> MARCH 4, 1.924 9 rse Prince iVisit America Van T fie Gitu Letters From Japan4 * Traveller it Defence Of 'Book' T Editor of The Daily: You lent your columns yesterday to gr an Indian student who wished 'to as- sail my 'book "India in Ferment," and SI assu~me that in fairness you wvill give t-me space to reply. It "would ill, be- come me to defend my book by assert- ions counter to those of may critic, andl I therefore submit inste...…

…--.-.-,........... .- ....,- _a . _ ..THE. MICHIG~AN tDAILY.. T ESD, : __ 4hL 0 -14% V P MINNESOTA SED ET4 ~ [ A E onl eet ISUED TIUflIIC TO ¢ B E PiH WILL LEAVE 0 .TO YALE H(tE EXTT Yle, Capturing IITI uii U~~~~w DAS r h fl ".. - inneapols, Mlnftli, arch 4.- t x tiiiGnie T u ll P A MF&X16T E lid S pzrings, Ark., lar. O, e U tr x iy f ~ u e n a la B b u hS t a.ymp -g V e eli u e a e t ei s o fi Li ,AanBawketball MOdinNDwoo TO-If...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ._..r: _...r.__._..., -M _, .. THI1S OLUMN CLOSM AT 3 P.M. LA8SSI FI'E TI ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. FOBRENT1 WANTED A'TTRACTIVE, SINGLE, doubles, andi LOCAL FRATERNITIES or unorgan- suites reasonable. One short blocA ized homogeneous non-sectarian. from campus. Call 699-W, before 2 groups interested in joining influ- p. mn. or 326. , evenings.# ential national Greer letter frater- nity with very highest 'ideals writ...…

…THE MICHIGAN' DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1.924 IMatch this week. The range will be open and available to member's of any of these teamsi- during the following hours: Tuesday, 9-10, 2-3. Wednesday, 3-5. I Thursday, 1-3. Friday, 3-5. Saturday, 9-12. Men designated to fire in this mnatch will report to' Captain Louizetl at. the range as soon as practicable, at any of the above mentionedl hotirs. Students interested in Pistol Markmianship are reqlu...…

… j THE WEATHER COLDER; PROBABLY RAIN j'TURNING TO SNOW Y #31ki!3a ~IaiI1j GIVE TO THE FOREIGN RELIEF FUND I CENTS VOL.. XXXIV. No. 113 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE k - -- ---. ---___ . _ ___ EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE 'UNIVERSITY WILL NOR SCHOLARS A SE'N'BLY TO RECOGNIZE 'HIGH STANDINGS; BURTON TO SPEAK ENTIRE STUDENT BODY TO ASSEMBLE ON MAY S Great Britian, PlansTo Bind Empir...…

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…5, 1924 THE MICHL IGAN DATLY PAE THRE" _...:_:_ 3 # t F .. .. ,.k . . a :_ ;..: a. . ,., y ; } a r dr.'..;.y.m«x Wi g.. .< «.; _. .. a.c gw:.:.te . , .. ..., .. .... r ,.. ....... ........... MAW %a , &W M1UN - I will be a presentation of the two na ~IJLSS ifAM IONHIPtional programs for women, the Camp, fire and the Girl Scouts. Laura Mey. er, '04, will speak on the Campfire anc . TR 016Glalys Young, '24, will speak on the tN FORS AND...…

…i WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1324 AL WvAYS THE BETFTER GRADE GRAHAM'S BO!TH ENDS OF THE DIAGONAL WALK to arouse studentL ite.rest in iona~lU Dear Jase : questions and make use of his influ- 'Toyu'entBetitaifx ence, has been made by the introduc-' think you could advise me. The oth-t tion of the student referendum.-u.This e a ntecmu tmldoe beginning may lead to greater things, a piece of paper. I picked it up and read it., SHALL IT PASS? Did I do wr...…

…NESDAY, MIARCH 5, 1924 _ _ _ _T EMCIA AL . THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I but Sixty Hours Lef Then Follow sit V The ci ds ! ro 0 our Colors 1 ants in Ono! r Each Complte dow i Itself! 41 ! THE CIRCUS THE DANCE J i . } '. .. }.' See-,, this greatest col- TH E- SIDESBOHWS% Over 70 of these tre- Over five hundred par- Never will there be ane- ticipants with all will amu.1seh other dance on the lection of fierce, ...…

…se=u TH r".:r:..v CH.vxei~r n.FLMCA n. w. DAWYr:i~v , WiED FSD Y MI. AARCH 5, 194 , . , _ w ..... _ _ ,- - _ .;5 r # [milli[ -00-00 44L . ..rr.. ....... . , , q ,$$S ti Y. . r . ' '" A ;_.; .. .. .,........r..... FOR ward :of2 MiL EX UP' ~SQ~L Michigan' terday after the Indoor atPatten. w~eek from They will ternoon any a rest this P4air will o fwmembe take a. jau vweek-e'id t4 ation 4ieet. ,one dashn 'other meal ably 1b4 sen ...…

…k) 11 5, 1924 THE MICHIGAN, DAIL'Y Wawa . LASSIFIE C A$UL, ~O ADVERTISING. T DAILY CL.LSSIFIEXb RATES Charged at the rate of 12c per reading tine for one or two insertions reading line for three or more insertions. White space c~harged for rates. Classflleds charged only to those having phones. Ask about4 ,tor classified advertising. I~bcper ;reading line for lone or two insertions, 9c per reading three or more insertions, cash in advanc...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 192 -- ~ - -.-----. - 77c 10OAILY OFFICIAL BULEI Allegro froin the Sixth Symphony (Widor) Largo (F~rom -the Ndew V,,orld Symphony) ; Salvadora (Berceuse) (Federlein); Fugue on Bach (E'ach) ; Reverie in G (Evans) ; Toccata from the Fifth Symphony ;(Widor). Charles A. Sink, Secretary. I 'Wall l , t Gr f IPublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy ...…

…it i!3au . i5 GIVE TO THE FOREIGN RELI FUND VOL. XXXIV No. 114 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 6,1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE C: "NEWS TOMSAYS Union Fair Committee LEACOCK A S HE IS TOLD OF SUBJECT LITERATURE, DRAMA INSTEAD OF ENGLAN1D DISCUSSED BY HUMORIST TALKS SATIRICALLY ON MODERN CRIME STORIES Triangle Novel Styled as "Tommyrot" When Speaker Turns to )fore Serious Vein "New Matters in Ligerature and Drama" was the ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, M:1ItCII 6, 1',' THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 6,1 MAY ORDER METERS F R C T Ornance R g ulting and Licensing Cats Reaches Second Reading EX1PEC~T RATE INCREASE FOR, THOSE RIDING LONG~ DISTANCE Approval by the~ city common coun- cil of a proposed ordinan~ce to license and regulaite taxicab own~ers an~ddriv- rs, and which also m~akes provision for the installation of taxinneters to determine the rate of fare...…