…UNDAY 'URE SECTION F i A 1 IN vT I ATUREE THEATRES MUSIC LITERARY l e irl i ttrt til SEFITO TWO I A. VOL. XXXI. No. 139. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1921 PRICE FIVE Program Filled For Remaining Day Jig events Loom As' Year Closes BASEBALL, ELECTION, SWING OUT, CLASS GAMES, MAY FESTIVAL AND COMMENCEMENT TO HOLD CAMPUS INTEREST AS SEMESTER ENDS Upon returning to Ann Arbor at the close of the spring vacati...…
…ZICH] L r 1.1 [ICH __ REVERIE OF AN OLD WOLVERINE DAY FEATURE SECTION cd every Sunday as a supplement to ar news section of The Michigan utions must be in the hands of the Wednesday previous to the date of iblication. Imunications or contributions must as an indication of good faith. Editor... .Joseph A. Bernstein asistants I. Dakin Thomas H. Adams V. Ottaway Byron Darnton editor..........Stewart T. Beach ......... .dwin R. Miess E1IDLI...…
…_I N L I. aL iEKER I THE "STEEPLEJACK"-A RE- QUIEM, A REVIEW AND . A RESUME (By G. D. E.) This is supposedly a review of James Gibbon Huneker's last work, "Steeplejack" (Scribners), but I hope I may be forgiven if, in view of the fact that the book is an autobiogra- phy, I slight it in favor of its author. "Steeplejack" is an unusually com- plete autobiography; it was completed late°in 1918, published in 1920, and early this year Mr. Hun...…
…II 1J..,i Vltl.nlV1- 1rLJ. L tAl" lI I ... 'een On The, A age - Screen' (By Edwin I. Meiss) The critic's job is dull to do, and we'll try a rhyme or two to add some n and spark; in "Prisoners of Love" lay Miss Betty Compson leads the iy as featured at the Arc. rhe dangers that confront a maid town alone, are well portrayed, al- )ugh they overworked her past; ss Compson's acting's very good; r leading man's as stiff as wood; ey have a fine...…
…SCHOL LI REGISTRAR A. G. HALL REPORTS LARGE NUMBER OF REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION Prospects for a heavy enrollment in the Summer session this year are the best, according to Registrar A. G. Hall,3 judging from the number of requests for information and catalogues that have been received. Prof. A. S. Whitney, of the depart- ment of education, said that inquiries had been received from all over the; country regarding the summer work and that basi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY a - - ~ - ~-t 5I O JD . i. x .. LQOKS ER V 0D CANDIDATES f 91- FROM THE SIDELINES i By Bob Angell Michigan is indeed fortunate in ob- yesterday's battle taining so fine a man as Coach Fisher I good considering to replace Derrill Pratt. The new pours. GroundskeE baseball mentor is the ideal type of 1 man who, more th ball Mentor Well Pleased with! Outlook; Wants to See All, Men Out RRY-UP" EXPECTS TO BE IN CITY R...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ETHER HINDERS TRACK PRACTICEli DELTA UPSILON LEADING CUP W NO RAC Meet With Ohio State Two Weeks Team Suffers From Lack of Outdoor Work Off; The First Ten Delta Upsilon ............522 Sigma Nu...............475 Zeta Psi .................455 Alpha Sigma Phi ........451 Phi Delta Theta .........450 Kappa Beta Psi ......... 443%/ Phi- Gamma Delta.. ....442 Delta Tau Delta .........433 Phi Sigma Kappa ........430% Alpha ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .Y.... . LYl OFFICIAL BULLETIN SUNDAY SERI CES IN- ANN ARBOR C HUR ES- Discussions of a varied natuer, chief-, I SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1921. Number 139. I Score by innings: LODITIONAL SPORTS Purdue ...... ..100200000--3 Michigan..........150100 20x-91 Two base hits, Ruzicka, Dixon, Wag- MICHIGAN DOWNS ner, three base hits, Uteritz, Wagner, hits, off Wallace 6 in 2 innings, off PURDUE IN 9-3 GAME Wagner 10 in 7 inning...…
…THE WEATHER CLOUDY AND COOLER TODAY tr Sir Abf :43 at t9 ASSOCIAT: PRESS DAY AN11 NIOIT SERVICE ,.,,.,.r , n1M VOL., XXXI.No. 13'8. *,-. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1921. PRI(,CE I jVEJ1 CEPI .:: Ui NION TO MAK WO RKSHOPIT SMALL THEATRE' CONSTRUCTION TO COM ENCE WITH END OF LABOR TROUBLES POND AND POND DRAW REMODELING PLANS New Little Theater Will Have Stage, Orchestra Pit, and Dressing Rooms Plans for remodeling, the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1111M111111-7 7711 r4t Mtr4igatt rtel OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Publisked every morning except Monday during the Univer- year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ublication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise dited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the...…
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…1-IGAN 1), L ry::. 1 MUMMERS PRESENT "THE WONDER HAT" I ____________________________________________________________________ HE SPIRIT OF 1921 Spells Prosperity and Progres- siveness. Display this spirit by' placing Your Spring Order at once.; You will then be doing your part towards starting the} lvheels of commerce. : : : : )EPENDABLE GARMENTS' STYLISH At Welcome Prices . JC KARL MALCOLM 604 East Liberty Street. 3a f! a ,X ...…
…T'HE MICHIGAN DAIL' Mvusicale Society Elects Officers Officers for the comning year were elected, prizes were issued to winners in the State Federation of Mlusic clubs contest, and reports of coinmittees read at the annual nmeeting of the Matinee Musicale society held Wed- nesday at the Union.., It was brought out thiat the Ann[ Arbor Matinee Mlusical society is now, third in size of the federated music clubs of the state. First and second pl...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY I n l rYlY. IY r+l. r1 Y t. .. .. ._ LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN SATURSAY, APRIL 23, 1921. Number 188. age of Literature, Science, and the Arts: 'here will be a Faculty meeting in the auditorium of the Natural Sci- building Monday, April 25, at 4:05 p. m. The Special order, the re- on Junior Colleges, is being sent out by mail. ARTHUR G. HALL, Registrar. 11 Students: n view of the patriotic cause to which the proceeds are to be ...…
…RS AND C TODAY I lit4k 4E]ai1e do DAY AND NIGHT i1 SERVICE . L. XXXI. No. 137. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, '1921. PRICE FIVE IRDING REFUsEs- TO MEDDLE WITH GERMAN AFFRS Senior Societies DanceTonight D neBarton Hills Country club will be al SPOTLIGHT OFFERS VARIED PROGRAM )WN URGENT SET AMOUNT REPARATION RE UEST OF U. S. WOULD AID IN OTIATIONS THOUGH1 in Appeal, Agrees to Abide' by atever Decision President May Make...…
…bed every morning except Monday during the Univer- y the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS kssociated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for on of all news dispatches credited to it. or not otherwise this paper and the local news published therein. d at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second :r. iption by carrier or mail, $3.50. : Ann Arbor Press building, Maynard Street. : Business, 96o; ...…
…lCl .4- 1 a 'Cf ._.r.r. will , .....' . 3' ! ... . . . r, .; f , . , pI .. , ; C ",' "'i". DRA L HELP RUN S~UM MER CAMPI Joins Coach Mann, of D. A. C., Starting Outing Place for Boys Under New Plans in ence diamond champions for the past three years. In selecting and purchasing the site for the camp great care was taken to have it perfect in every respect. Ah- mic lake is in the famed Muskoka [ lakes region, known as the Highl...…
…" " ,. ti 1 11VA ..- -- y - + 1 A rbo r et Iva Stanley's Twenty-Eighth and Last Festival IARECIA BORI Soprano (Metropolitan Opera Company) )SA PONSELLE Soprano. (Metropolitan Opera Company) ALIEN BLOOD- REVIES DYINGHAIIA RACE AMERICANS, PORTUGUESE AND SPANISH, AID (By Associated Press) Honolulu, T. H., April 21.-The Hawaiian race, which with the Poly- nesians in general, has been regarded as a dying people, is being re-born and r...…
…I LI IHT IN (By Associated Press) rlington, Vt., April 21.-Smug- of whiskey across the Canadian r into Vermont will be virtually icted after May 1 to the small y that may trickle in through els, boot-legs, and hip-pockets, in pinion of prohibition agentsehere.- that date a Dominion Vaw limit- ach purchase of whiskey to a e quart becomes effective. While{ and wines, flow freely north of ine, United States officers do not pate any flood on th...…
… 'man women will be enter- a tea dance from 2 to 5 turday afternoon at Martha ing. The affair is in charge ihman women's social com- he Women's league. nents will be served in the nd the S. A. E. orchestra h the music. perons will be: Dean Myra Mrs. Marion L. Burton, Miss Marguerite Chapin, Miss Marion Wood, Miss Marion Dawley, Miss Hel- en Bishop, and Miss Eleanor Sheldon. Alpha Nu Neets Tonight in Club Rooms Short speeches by several of th...…
…U UULLLUL. INUIWILIV fellowships in 36 educa- are open to women in the universities of the Unitedl irding to a statement re- he Graduate school from 's Educational and Indus- TODAY Screen Majestic-"The Call of Youth," a Hugh Ford production with a cast of well known stars. Oreadc--"Man, Woman, and Mar- ri'age," with Dorothy Phillips. Wuerth-Cor'rine Griffith in "It Isn't Being Done This Season." Orpheum-Mack Sennett's com- edy, "Love, Honor, ...…
…ra aaV'!a LC'1 m lL 1 OFFICIAL BULLETIN FRIDAYG APRIL 22, 1921. Number 137. rvice .len and Women: 1 students who were in Military, Naval, or other Federal servicedur- e European War and who have not sent in a detailed and complete tt of their service, are asked to call at once at the Alumni Catalogue basement of the Alumni Memorial Hall, and fill out a blank. This s'to all University students, including th'ose who saw service before ng i...…
…COOLER IO 11 loi.toi§&n 4br a' ASc P )AY AN 136. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921. :.., ' ; :, . BALL TEAM E|( 'ALL ACOLYTES DO HT6CENT OFSTUDENI BILL T W 51 'S NOT AGREE WITHCODBMTEY CHIMES ARTICLE Some misunderstanding resulted oar from the comment on the Acolyte ar- -°-- OHI0, NEW YORK, AND ILLINOIS ticle in the review of the current is- Ratification of Pact Now Rests with HAVE NEXT IAROEST s0 no 'Cimspubihe nyst...…
…a a a.J lava la £4%!° l I L~l1 9I U - E UNI very morning except Monday during the Unive - Board in Control of Student Publications. -BER OF.THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ted Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ill news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise paper and the local news published therein. :he postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second by carrier or mail, $3.50. n Arbor Press building, Maynard Strree siness, 96o; Editor...…
… '''''' Imi Kamm , . r r "' r a ,a. , , .a " _ r-Y ilido 0 ' .. .. ... r .. ,, . . t a .. .. FARRE1LL. WORKS' FOR 'OHIO MEET Team Will Have Sufficient Outdoor Drill Before Contest with Ohio Runners May 7 MILE RELAY TEAM WILL NOT COMPETE IN PENN RELAYS Ohio State University, at Columbus May 7, will be the next opponent for the Varsity track and field team. Coach Farrell does not expect to send any men to the Penn relay gams April 29 a...…
…managing editor in 1904. As a mem- ber of the class of '04 he served as{ annual meeting of directors ibune company which was Monday, S. Emory Thoma- usiness manager of the Chi- up, was elected to the board rs. mason began his newspaper e in the University. He was of the Michigan Daily staff 3 four years in college, and chairman of several important com- mittees and was elected class treas- urer in his senior year. He was a member of Quadrang...…
…I TO START BONUS YMENTSB AU 9GUST It ADJUTANT HOPES TO OF APPLICATIONS RECORD TIME DISPOSE IN Lansing, April 2.-If tentative plans in connection with the payment of bonuses to ex-service men and women of Michigan are carried out, the work of receiving, filing and classifying ap- plications for compensation will be completed before Aug. 1. Payments may be started shortly after the mid- dle of July, at the earliest, or by the middle of Augus...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -- ,. ____ z . ported golf hose. i & Co., State St.-] 1921 Crop Brazil Nuts, 23c per pound. Three jars Prune Fruit Jam, $1.00. Schultz Grocery, State St.-Adv. Eastman Kodaks - Films Amateur Finishing Enlargements Flashlights and Outside Groups- - minuw ~ - .uau.~r j~9N~& QO- A~$TBLLVEA~DI9O- W1omen Masques' rehearsals for this week are: At 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon, Algernon, Jack, and Lane; at 4 o'clock Thursday ...…
…TE IGA RRICK 1 4 H0 R SE ME N OF TH.E APOCALYPSIE AT TILE THEATERS TODAY I I Im E Screen .ahjestic-faire Binney in "Ma- donnas .and Men," with a not- able supporting cast. rA COMING HERE FRIDAY' CORRINE GRIFFITH -} "IT IS'NT BEING DONE TIlS SEASON" LAST' TIMES TODAY' r' I ii 1 i .Arcade- 'Man, WAoman xriage," with Doroth' Wuertli - Willi7am1 "The Scuttlers.", Orpheum - "Partner, Night," from the fan by Leroy Scott, THIS WEEl n,...…
…AlLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN me 1. THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921. Number 136.'° the members of the Choral Union: Attendance at the following rehearsals is imperative-Tuesdays, Thurs- s, at 7 p. m., Sundays at 3 p. m., School of Music. Thursday, April 21, m., Ladies, School of Music. Men, Music Room, Hill Auditorium, Rear rance, East Side. ALBERT A. STANLEY, Director.- nance Club: The regular monthly meeting of the Romance Club will take place at Unio...…
…AND WARMER I. r 931k i!3an Ia1133 Li .7 DRAY AND)NICEHT N S ERV ICE TODAY I .1. No. 135. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1921v. PRICE FIVE NATE COUNCIL' RECOGNIZES NEW SEVERAL PROBLEMS OF STUDENT CONDUCT DISCUSSED AT MEETING SESSIONS TO BE HELD FIRST, THIRD TUESDAYS Committee Will Act on Attitude ofk Students in "Razzing" Athletic Teams Official recognition was given the Student Ad'visory committee by the University Sena...…
…TI :HIGAN DA~ ..«... . .w DPFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OV MICHIGAN ablished every morning except Monday 'during the Univer ear by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ie Associated Press is exclbsively entitled to the use for lgation of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwae ed in this paper and the local news published therein. tptred at the postoffice at .Ann -Arbor, Michigan, a...…
…tviLk..& £kxtiu4I'ILt'IALa I ... rull VARSITY, 3E5Il i IS PROBABLE PITCHING CHOICE FOR TODAY'S CONTEST y field will resound to the crack' d against horsehide at 4 o'clock ternoon in the first home game season. Ypsilanti Normal col- vill furnish the opposition for' Ray Fisher's Maize and Blue1 ust returned from a successful n of the Southland with three es out of five games played. Visitors Strong lanti has placed a team in the his year wh...…
…..._ - - rted golf hose. & Co., State St.- am, 1 $ .00 dv. A.dv. upward. W: I TODAY AND TOMORROW EADONNAS. W1omen, Masques' rehearsals for this week will be as follows: At 3 o'clock Wed- nesday and Thursday afternoons, Alg- ernon, Jack, and Lane; at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon, Lady Bracknell and Gwendolyn, at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon,a Jack,, Algernon, and Lane; at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon, Lady Bracknell and Gwendolyn.. Act two wi...…
… IhI 1 _ I- .. . r Screen Goodyear's Newest Dress Event aire Binney in "Ma- d Men," with a not porting cast. n, Woman, and Mar- th Dorothy Phillips. This Greatest Collection of Sm j st of the Moh- ice Tourneur Sthe novel by Dresses $29.30 Eh ,rlie Chaplin and n in "The Kid." WEEK ick (Detroit) - "The Four >rsemen of the Apocalypse." Bert (Detroit) - Frances bite in the musical comedy, immie," with Ben Welch. Crop Brazil Nuts, 2...…
…,ij .11 iAV a. ,a £a~ ___________________________________________________ I . OFFICIALBU I WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1921. Number 135. he Deans: A.n important conference of the Deans will be held at the office of the ident at 10 o'clock this morning. M. L. BURTON, President. ,res Under Auspices of Graduate Club: The fourth lecture in the series will be given by Professor J. S. Reeves International Society and International Law". The public...…
…ER I r AI 4I a* DAY AND NIGHT1 SERVICE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1921. PRICE FI 7 .. ... I OF 5-EAMES BY TEAM 'ON IHERN JAUNTI RS CAUSE LOSSES BUT VEMENT OF WORK' PROMISING )WS PROSPECTS FOR 1921 SEASON Better Than .500; Tan ed Uterltz 'Also Star*, lig Staff'Improyes ichigan's baseball nine returne erday frpm its Southern training with a record of three victories two defeats, and will begin prac- today for the Ypsilanti ga...…
…exclusively entitled to the use for tches credited to it or not otherwise e local news published therein. at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second t"Arbor iess building, Maynard Street siness, 96o; Editorial, 2414. ions not to exceed 300 words, if signed, the sig arily to appear in pi int, but as an evidence of s of events will be published in The Daily at the Editor, if left at or mailed to The Daily office: ititots will receive no consideration. N...…
…1.'. :*"4 F_ -wq .. w nr y. .. ;:. . Ad . , . 1* ;; " j { . , f t IN TEAM BEST UNITED STATES Farrell Pays High Complimentf to Ability of Western Athletes SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED'BY COAST SCHOOL higan met and fell before the balanced track team in the Un- tates April 9, at Berkeley. Cal- a was easil3 superior as the 95 score indicates and from the of the first event, it was evident he coast squad would win. Us- 'e results of...…
…I ar LIBRARY DUISPLAYS ANCIENT PRINTING' es iva Examples Showing Development Art Will Be oni Display Until I'Iay 15. of tanley's Twenty-Eighth and Last Festival% CIA BORI-., (Metropolitan Opera Company) Soprano PONSELLE Soprano (Metropolitan Opera Company) 1CE HINKLE Soprano CE JQHNSON KONOLD Soprano JNA VAN GORDON Contralto (Chicago Opera Association) ALCOCK Contralto, ES MARSHALL (Chicago Opera Association) Tenor E HARRO...…
…,.+,,,r,,,,,,,,, - .. . . rintendent Cody said to secure better co- Was 'ILEJ EU IU or M3 'A UILI RECEPTION, SPEECHES, WILL FEATURES OF FRIDAY'S PROGRAM BEI he Uniiversityof With Deans John R. Effinger and was for a longl Edward II. Kraus, and Regents Frank I in the teaching B. Leland and James 0. MurfIn as es o th medcalguests of honor, Detroit public schools n practicing. first',will unite in the celebration of Michi- ire he also held...…
….W.C.A for a permanent summer r Ann Arbor girls are being by the- city Y. W. C. A. The ork department is arranging age sale to be held Saturday to nds to buy a camp site in the of Ann Arbor. The aim is to camp which will accommodate to 50 girls during the entire utributions for the sale will be for on Wednesday or Thurs- 'hose who have anything to hould call the City Y. W. C. A. nesday night. Crop Brazil .Nuts, 23c per Three jars Prune Fruit ...…
…x _Screen , e pass-1 =nate of session.I *e those 'for var-. assed both houses, ernor's signature to ong these latter are ig the payment of grade students and, orizing counties to homes for teachersl Five minor bills af- tment of education i signed by the exec- Ly to bye entered on ;h the department is )wever, Senator Eva i's retirement fund, e the committee on enate, wyhere it was t came up on third ared by its support- it pass in its origi...…
…-II BULLETI r WHAT'S GOING ON TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1921. Number 184. r. Arthur H. Ryall, of Escanaba, Michigan, will begin a series of lec- on the law and practice before Public Utilities Commigsions on Tues- Lpril 19, 1921, at 4:05 p. m. in Room G in the Law building. he course will be of interest to law students and students in Politi- fence and Political Economy. pril 18, 1921.' HENRY M. BATES, Dean. rch Club, U. of II.: he Annual Memo...…
…I ) COLDER )AY Ahr ol att A PRESS PAY AND NIGHT II SERVICE 133. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1921. PRICE FIVE C PREMI BRINGS HOPE TO ENGLISH BOR SITUATION LLOYD GEORGE GVES RENEWED PROSPECT OF AVERTING CRISIS PLAN EXPEC TED TO BE MEANS OF SETTLEMENT Labor Party Urges Members to Stand by Miners Against Power of Organized Capital (By Associated Press) London, April 7. - Another day of tense alternation of hope and fear end- ed wi...…
…AI r-M JV1I- re t Mir-41--alt Dattll FFICIAL NEWSPAPERF 0T HE UNIVERSITY 0OF MICHIGAN blished every morning except Monday during the Univer- r by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS e Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for -ation of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise 3 in this paper. and the local news published therein. tered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan...…
… n OR , ° ,: . .. . , ... ,' J . '.1 U. .+ ... . . .i+ -"-- r STS GIVEMICHIGAN FIGHTING CE WITH" CALIFORNM 9TOMORROW' ichigan Favored in Broad Jump and Weights; Calif. in Three , rE:lents PPOSING REAY -SQUADSf ARE FASTEST IN COUNTRYI With but one more day of practice efore this year's premier dual track eet, the University of Michigan track lam and the California cinder stars e primed for the big contest which kes place inthe Californ...…
…l .'., 1111%a.'-A AA as ' 5 Oi(-1 .LS n Arbor Savings Bank Incorporated 1869 I and Surplus, $625,000.00 rces .........$5,000,000.00 North University Ave west Cor. Main & Huron What's in a Name? ever try TUTTLE'S when you wanted a nice lunch? Convanintly located just one- half block south of the "Mai" EMIN ENT SOLOISTS W1ILL PARTICIPATE' IN MAY FESTIVALI ~ UALITY. 10 00 rTINEYS K YEAR OLD FAVORITES AND SINGERS NEW TO ANN ARBOR ON PROGRAM ...…
…IRISH WOMEN IIIl I by 'Phis 3(Dela.yed) -W-1 ation and the sus- the Irish Natonal ell recognized throughout ni by British, government se task of subduing Sin s and restoring peace has en-fold more difficult by *Wherever one goes in hie hears extolled the e w;omen.", Ad Irish Army telter, feed and bind up of" the "flying columns" or publican army. They col- or the Daili Eireann, they se and do a hundred other all to women in war tie. f them...…
…III bor SANS FORW UCREASE bar Ta.CnAdKSFBOCARTE DANCE NOW UNDER WAY Requet oIa.l apter ofS°a Festival iley's Twenty-Eighth d Last Festival BORI Soprano F b I 1 CANOE Preparations for the annual all-Law Crease dance given by the senior law class, which will start at 9 o'clock1 Friday night, April 29, at the Union,7 are underway. Tickets for the affair, which include the "Subpoena" invita-, tion for the women, will cost $2.00 and are...…
