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…iced States may be compiled. He be- lieves that the work will bring aboutI better communication and under- standing among the students and will enable the leaders of affairs, both in dents best train portant undertak moted from time .a, to -locate stu- Have you lost anything that you r service in im- I prize very highly? The Classified that will be pro- columns of The Michigan Daily are me. I always ready to serve sou.-Adv. ect Crime," pr...…

…I BULLETIN O TI FESMAN CONTESTS FAVORED TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1921. Number 146._ lent Affairs: / ;he Committee on Student Affairs will be held in Dean m 2, University Hall, on Wednesday, May 4, at 4:15 p. m. J. A. BURSLEY. last meeting of tle University Senate for the academic. 1 be on Monday, May 16, at 8 p. m. in Room C, Lawv JOSEPH L. MARKLEY, Secretary. L. will address the Physics Colloquium on Tuesday, May cs building, at 4:30 p. m., on...…

…DCOOL r~~ I r Sw 43au 4be :43 - at PREL DAY AND NIG ' SEIRM 11 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1921. PRICE Sa NOTE TELLS RMANY TO MAKE 'FERS TO ALLIE ON UNKNOIWN FOIR SUDYEN SENDING AFTER LONG DELAY Aryan Sends 2,ooo Pamphlets Here Denouncing Menace of Darwinism LIN William Jennings Bryan has sent 2,000 copies of his pamphlet, "The Menace of Darwinism", to Ann Arbor for free distribution among students of the University. In ...…

… ..... SPAPER AOTHE UNIVERSITY OP MICHIGAN orning except Monday during the Univer in Control of Student Publications. OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ress is exclusively entitled to the use for s dispatch'es credited to it or not otherwise, and the local news published therein. stoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second iuilding, Maynard Street torial, 241 4. ed 3oo words, if signed,the sig- in pr int, but as an evidence of be published in The Daily...…

….. ... o ". .. ,. - . , .. ... .,, .. ., ., . .. . . . " . ,", ". .. 'fir - , ' , . . ,, .. ". -. .. . ;., .... E NINE REVENSE Againj APE rJOURNEY consist of each of the two men com- posing the teams playing two out of three sets of singles. In case one house has not won:both singles con- tests, two out of three sets of doubles1 will be played. SPORT CALENDAR Wednesday. 3:00--There will be a baseball prac- tice for soph lits at 3 o...…

…i"WAMMONOWNwiwo .00 qHT LUNCHES [N ARBOR BAR BOWL our beautiful combs for ;ts' Ball. Saunder's Hair INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN TO SOCIAL SERVICE WORKERS Miss Imogene Poole, head of the social service department at the Uni- versity hospital, gave a short talk to the service workers of the hospital yesterday afternoon. She spoke of the two types of hospital service work, the recreational and educational kind, and the intensive case work. She stressed ...…

…CANTOR ROUNDERS AR RI.c K D E T R O f T ICENTE 93LASCO IBANEZ HORSEMEN 7F THE APOCALYPSE At the regular meeting of the Wes- leyan guild at the Methodist church Sunday night officers were elected for the coming year. Edward T. Rams- dell, '23, ,was elected president; Les- lie Bettison, '22M, vice-president; Ruth Iing, '23, secretary, and Robert New- combe, '23, treasurer. Did you ever try using The Daily as a Shopping Directory? Satisfaction ...…

…25 cent -Adv. [nes! Sardines! Four cans for s this week at Schultz Grocery. 1 1 i IJLETIN 'I " 4, 1921. Number 147. s:. an important conference of the 'Deans at 10 o'cloek to- )xt year's budget will be discussed. Other offiers of the en invited individually to attend this conference. M. L. BURTON, President. .eeting of the Senate Council will be held Monday, May fice of the President. R. W. BUNTING, Secretary. last meeting of the Univer...…

…'HER RNER rp hbI 111t43&rn ~1Ia4j ASOCIATEO PRESS DAPY AND) NIGJIT 1U1 SERV ICE TODAY r rr i r VOL. XXXI. No. 1484ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1921. PRICE FIVE e _ 7 1 MIDDLE WESTERN CITIES WILL BE VISITED BY OPERA BASEBALL TICKER INSTALLED IN UNION TAP ROOM; SCORE BOARDS COMING WOiLVERINES I 1922 SLOW TO PLAY HERE OND WEEK OF DECEM- BER SEC- AMBITIOUS ITINERARY PROJECTED BY UNION Road trip to Twice Take Fourteen Le...…

…THE MICHIGAN AILY Jtrr 3iii . I tt . OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN blished every morning except Monday during the Univer- -ar by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS heAssociated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for cation of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise d' in this paper .and the local news published therein. itered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michig...…

…ISPORT ;ALENDAR tions splitting the singles, but Theta! MEDICS START INDEPENDENT Delta' Chi taking two out of three' INDOOR BASEBALL TOURNAMENT match as in 'doubles, and Sigma Nu de- I__ I - I I I I Thursday 3:30--Junior engineers vs. interclass baseball. junior litsI Final Work. i This will work out before depart- %y noon, where Buckeyes in a, about the State .aggregation but it is doubtful whether they could have developed a team...…

…ESTABLISHED 1818 MDISO4AVEf U-7 . FOR-T -s'FOWILTHTRZET' Telephone MIurray Till 8800 Our representative will be at the HOTEL STATLER, DETrROIT To-day, Tomorrow and Satuirday Mlay 5, 6 and 7 with samples of Ready-made Clothing Furnishings, .Hats and Shoes for Spring Send for "Clothe~s and the Hom"~ _____THE MICHIGAN DAILY promise of a great future. After her studies at Des Moines, Mrs. Alcock FESTIVAL NOTES went to New York andi pursued her wo...…

…ILECT BUNDLESTOA I I PROF. HUMPHREYS VISITING week visiting several high schools of to each high school in th HIGH SCHOOLS THIS WEEK the slate, including Battle Creek and least once every three year Jackson, for the purpose of examining that teaching methods may them for University certification. It is wised and that the Univers. Prof. Wilbur R. Humphreys, of the the custom of the Department of Edu- satisfied that the schools a English depart...…

… Lomen I be no Women's leagite ay afternoon of this1 :e for the Girls' Glee .eld at 7:15 o'clock to- ur gymnasium. -for dances this com- lare as follows: At lay-Mrs. Yates Adams; s Martha Hills; at the{ y - Mrs. F. P. Wdrd; *H. G. Berger. ion of Collegiate Alum- Marion L. Burton, will ning, May 7, from 7 to 9 o'clock, at the home of President Burton. Sen- iors are requested to wear caps and gowns. Athena Literary society will hold its second...…

…___________THE MICHIGAN DAILY AT THE THEATERS, TODAY Screen Wldtney--D_. W. Griffith's pro- duction "Way Down East," with the full Griffith All-star c ast. Majestic;-Mae Murray in "The Gilded Lily." Pathe News and a Universal comedy. Arcade -Norma Talmadge In "The Passion Flower." Holy Smoke comedy, Bray comic, and Kinograms. Wuerth-Conway TearlIs n "So- ciety Snobs." Sunshine com- edy, "The Simps" and Univer- sal News. Orpheum-Tom Moore in ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ., . , Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN SWING-OUT TODAY FIRST .OF SENIOR GRADLTIATING EET (Continued from Page One) A. Gaines, '21, president of the Stu- dent council, and Ferd J. Petty, '21, president of the class. The lit wom- en will be led by Aletha Yerkes, '21, vice-president of the class, and Alicel Hinkson, '21. In case of rain the classes will as- semble in the building nearest to Bats Balls Mitts Gloves h rnr ~ ii~~irw ...…

…ATE TE.. TODAY I Ab Alo 4:3atig DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE I XXXI. No. 149,. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1921. PRICE GERMANYGIVEN 6 Decoat ins SeNtRT Forail Tonight DAYS.TO CT ON Finaltouches have been put on the decorations in Barbour gymnasium d evrythng i inreadiness fr they Architects ball which will start at 9 Atlantic Monthly Editor Delivers Prin- o'clock tonight. All tickets were sold cipal Address at Phi Beta several da...…

…I I-IL awaa'...i.xrsUA LJa'fmaL FICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN shed every morning except Monday during the Univer- by the Board in Control. of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ion of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise a this paper and the local news published therein. ed at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ter.' ription...…

…LIl L I1 Gustus def. Baron, 6-1, 6-1; Hall def. Marentay, 6-2, .6-4; Robbins def. Orn- stein, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4; Clippert def. Cohn,; 6-2, 6-1; Dunakin def. Denhurder, 6-2, 6-1; Ackerman def. Stephens, 4-6, 6-2, 6-2. ITH OHI SAET CK MI Campusl 1FIcet SPORT CALFNDAR In the second round Hall, 2589R, will play Robbins, 1422M. The result of another fraternity match has been turned in, Phi Sigma Delta defeating Alpha Tau Omega, two matches to one...…

…The Screen and amend- the existing abmitting the 'd of arbitra- existing con- Owing to necessary increases in the university budget for the academic year 1921-22, the tuition at Cornell has been increased to $250, beginning with the first term of next year. The tui- tion increase was made necessary by the fact that the university has used every cent available during the past few years for the payment of salaries, and it has not been possible...…

…I FESTIVAL NOTES. 1 .'u I Series! -I Violet Ingleright and Ralph Sarager, both' of the class of '21 of the Univer- sity School of Music, will give the firstj of the graduation recitals at 8 o'clock this evening at the School of Music. This evening's program is as fol- lows: Lungi del caradbene...........Secchi Nina ......... .....G. B. Pergolesi Per la gloria.................Boucina Ralph Sarager Sonata, Op. 22...........Schumann La .rasc...…

…to Page Three) en on the trip and experience gained n will aid him con- are problematical with the'odds slight- ly in favor of Ohio ini view of past performances. The oirtcome of the meet may depend to a large extent on these events, if Standish, Burk- holder, tand Douglas break even in their specialties the dashman, javelin, and high jump should swell Michigan points to a winning margin. Apricots! Apricots' Large size can fin heavy syrup for...…

…IIIUAN DAILY [it 1's pro- vin Lust," li All-star 7in "The News and -Norma Talmadge in Passion Flower." Holy :e comedy, Bray comic, [(inogram s. i-Vera Gordon in "Th~e est Love," Vanity Fair s comedy and Pathe Re- DuiMabel Norman in "The Princess."- Mermaid com- "Wedding Blues," and In- itional News. TIS WEEK Stage l(Detroit) -"Four Horse- of the Apocalypse," from famous book~ by Vincent 2o Ibanez. A motion pic- will wear one of those beauti...…

…THE 6..r%&a. . ....... .. Y. ...... . .. OFFICIAL BULLETIN I FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1921. Number 149. ior Engineers: All Junior Engineers are requested to fill in the registration cards for class directory. Cards can be obtained from members of the committee n the Technic office. Cards must be in by Friday noon, May 6. A. J. STOCK. lege of Pharmacy: A meeting of the Faculty will be held on Friday afternoon, May 6, at 4, U. in Room 212 Chemistry...…

…gr 1 11 tI AlpAO lop A -A% DRAY AND) N DER' I a ) ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1921. p FT .. . d .T SOLDIERS FFICIENT TROOPS MLY CONTROL S1L- ESIAN AREA - TO TO ORGANIZE INTO POLICE ty, Leader of Insurgents, ,De- mands Obedience From People (By Associated Press) Oppen, Silesia, May 6.-Two hund- red , Italian soldiers, commanded by Colonel Bond of the British army, ev- acuated Gross Strelitz, a little more tha4 20...…

…ment and the observation of a regular timne for the beginning and end of the fight would do much to- ward raising the struggle to a higher plane and as- sist greatly in managing and controlling the eon- test, thus avoiding' serious injury. This has never been an official campus event, but if it is to be continued some provisions should be made to safeguard the participants. I - A: NUAL, :d every morning except Monday during the Univer- the...…

…' N -. ,=" ' d :; ,,, ,,, , , . 4Az~ _.__ . 60 AND MICHIGAN H UA Crisler is used in the box for cago this afternoon, and, is in; shape, the Wolverine batsmen apt to stage a Roman holiday their third Conference win. THE, LINEUPS Chi- good are for E IS THE SECOND OF BIG TEN SEA. SON LOCAL Coming here from a 20 to 5 drub- bing at the hands of Ohio State last Wednesday; Chicago's v'arsity base- ball nine should not cause the Wol- veri...…

…We °I , Wiomen Trhere will be no Women's league Peaches! Peaches! Lar in heavy syrup for two bit at Schultz Grocery.-Adv. we AdIv.- :d you of days party on Friday afternoon week. of thisl be here E NOT PREPARED with comfort. Chaperones forrdances this com- ing week end are as follows : At the Union, Friday-Mrs. Yates Adams; Saturday-Miss Martha Hills; at the Armory, Friday - Mrs F. P. Ward; Saturday-Mrs. H. G. Berger.. Ready to Ser...…

…VV ,' In Bioston i's pro- East," All-star S . In "The ews and dge in Holy comic, in "The y Fair the Re- Gan in "The maid corn- ,and In- Prof. Melville Madison Bigelow, '66L, legal authority of international repute, in charge of the post gradui- ate course at Boston Unlversiy law school, died Wednesday at the age of 74. He was dean of the law school in Boston from 1902 until 1911 and was the only survivor of the first faculty of the school...…

…1. BULLETIN men, say members of the committee. It is late in the year and failure to know and obey the traditions set forth -will not be tolerated. , The committee will hereafter exert a closer watch and offenders will be severely dealt with. All complaints should -be sent to Thorne J. Brown, '23, 1003 East Huron street. They should contain the name and address of the offender, cause of complaint, and the name and address of the person prefe...…

…)NE I Li r 3 ian att ASSOCI PRE DAY AND NIG SERVIC No. 151. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1921. PRICE P 'OLVERINES ARE TRIPLE VICTO (I CHOOSES MERS FOR1 'mm tunul OHIO TENNIS MEN BOW TO VARSITY1 (Special to Michigan Daily) Columbus, O., May 7.' - Michigan's Varsity tennis team won its first matcht l tof the season here today by defeating I RI4I , WV the Ohio State squad in a score of 4 to 2. Captain Wesbrook at times sho...…

…T1- I MICHIGAN DAILY Eitro sn Dattlj KAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OP MICHIGAN I every morning except Monday during the Univer- the Board in Control of Student Publications. EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ociated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise tis paper and the local news published therein. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ion by carrier er mail, $3.50....…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..., ..., MANY POSITIONS OPEN FOR WOMEN STUDENTS - V Just at this time when a life work ' {" y '****v L '{'a;i' = :r , l{for seniors, summer employment for all classes and even something to add to the coffers of the student while in pfd dn1, 1 school, are big questions on the cam- pus, Dean Myra B. Jordan has at her offices a number of offes to women . .{students, about which consultations may be had and details supplied...…

…HE MICHIGAN DAILY ".---w WHAT'S GOING ON SUEDAY 1GO-Untyersty Men's Bible class meets, upper room, Lane hall. 00-Glee club rehearsal, Union :0-Choral Union rehearsal of the "Elijah," School of Music g-Unitarian Young People's soci- ety meets at church for outdoor meeting. iO0-Mother's Day Guild meeting, Methodist church. 15-Bernard Ginsburg, of Detroit, addresses Menorah society, Lane hall. MONDAY 1O-Mandolin club rehearsal, Union. t,-Glee ...…

…Game From The P-dressox lINDIV IY EATIER, MA N 4,.I~ I IIIIUL 1 I1 NHAS FINALE TIlS WEEKi TOURNAMENT WILL RING DOWN CURTAIN ON FOOTBALL t UNTIL FALL . Spring football practice will come to a close next Saturday afternoon att Ferry , field when the first gridiron tournament will take place. It is re- quested that all men who have taken, part in practice this spring appear at! the field and sign up for the event on1 either Monday or Tuesday ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I I I 1 , 1, -- - ." W. r olIo SL~ATE SVCtY S TO MW~iHIGA1I IN TRACK MEET LY'. OFFICIAL BULLETIN (0); second, Cruickshank (M); third, Grigg (O). Distance,,Z. feet, 1 inch. 220 yard low, hurdles-wan by Cruickshank (M); second, Hill (0); third, Sargent (M). Time, 25 3-5 sec. Two M e run-,on by Alb rry (¢; second, Cranz (0); third, Standish ZM.Time, 10 min., 4 4-5 seconds. Hammer throw-Won by Stipe, (M); second, Whi...…

…SUNDAY FEATURE SECTION i A l eirli~au &ztj SECTION TWO .I LITERARY _ .. 1 L. XXXI. No. 151. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1921 PRICE HIG AN VOTESON VVEDNESDA ds Indicate Mr Strong Nominees For All Offices Data Compiled to Assist Voters in Making Selections Shows Expectionally Good List of Candidates on Campus Ballot In an effort to assist the voters of the campus to know something of the records of the men who hav...…

…TURE SECTIO iday as a suppleme ction of The Mic be in the hands o previous to the da or contributions tion of good faith. r....Joseph A. Bern Assistants :n Thomas H. Adam way Byron ]Iarnton ...........Stewart T.I ............Edwin R.7 DLIT2 DER weeks ago-almost. Dulcy-Why, they know each other N as well as if they'd been children to- gether. n to John-They ought to. higan Dulcy-Just what do you mean? Why, why, John Hodges! af the John-Rats! ...…

…. N A,1P9'', !AI SI.,',,,PN moreCritic Praised aily:- still did the writer of the editorial e of The Daily I have the right to commit The Daily it- . and delivered self? I question if he did. igned himself Quoted Eminent Critics ose article ap- "Menckenite" substantiated his le. claims of Mencken's merit by quoting es are on the some very eminent writers and critics.; writer. After Then, what does the editor do; noth- ecame a more ing less tha...…

….i. ARABLE TO "GROWTH' [F THE SOIL," BY HAMSUN I (By R. D. S.) gradual transformation of k virgin soil into habitable Earmlands lies an epic theme tic simplicity but -universal ce. Knut Hamsun has treat- uibject with true artistry and vth of the Soil" stands with est novels the century has yet . Now "Dust" (Brentano) )m the pens of Mr. and Mrs. n-Julius, two newcomers in l of letters. thors of this book have -suc- a compressing' the' spirit o...…

…PE TEM.I iDAi Vr4ie 4ian atl D~AY AND 0 QE 152 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1921. PRICE GERMAN PARTIESf 'NO' ON INDEMNITY MAJORITY FAVORABLE TOWARD ACCEPTING ALLIED ULTI- MATUM NEW COALITION BODY' EXPECTED WITHIN DAY Body Probably Will be Submissive to Demands of the Supreme Council Berlin, May 9.--The majority Soc- ialists and clericals in party confer- ence today voted in favor of accept- ing the ultimatium of the Allies, whi...…

…THE CHIGAN DAISY kir4iglan Dtt NEWSP4 ER OFTHI UNIVERSITY - S# orning exce in Control< onday during the Univer- dent 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 postoflice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second er. iption by carrier or mail, $3.50. : Ann Arbor Press buil...…

…HE MICHIGAr - -~ mmli _.gs r -' , . a ... . . .. p " _ ", .. . . " . . . ., . . . 1 . .. .. . - , ,0, ,. .. .. ., ' . . -.:. . . -. . .. ." .. .,. 6 ., .. .. ,. ,. ., ., ,.. ..-.. .. , . ,, '- . _ ., ..._ . " . , " . - "-k 1. ^ " " M1 - ]H 6AN IN TIE OR FIRS PLC Games of Week-End Show No Upsets;' Wisconsin Must Be Reckoned as Contender JAPANESE NINE TO OPPOSE BIG TEN TEAMS THIS WEEK Big Ten Standing W LPet. Illinois ..................…

…M UIGAN * -.-T7---.-.- D OPTOMETRIST ability & Satisfaction Main Street . MICIIIGAN Sleep Anyplace 2ut Lat atRex 's THE CLUBsLUNCH 712 ARBOR STREET Near State and Packard I.. a Packae before the war a ackae during the war 1913 .LIT CLUSS WILL HOLD 3-OY REUNION1 Tbe literary class of 1918 will re- unite again this year for three days in Ann Arbor during the graduation period, according to Ruth Burdsal Bas- sett, '13, chairman of the cl...…

…THE MR DAILY Foc/ Kept Jiusy Opening His Hail' Paris, May 9.-Marshal Foch says' that one of his great regrets is that he has not time enough to properly digest the big mail he receives. Like most men in his conspicuous position, he gets daily a batch of correspond- ence that keeps his aides busy sifting the trivial and eccentric from the im-' portant and interesting. Friends and enemies alike write him profusely and their letters run the who...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,......, ...w..W . '- . I RT ,ST G AR RICIK DETROIT 4VICENTE BLASCO IBAN EZ H OR SEMEN OF T.NE APOCALYPSE Daily advertising will spell prosper- ity for yu. -Adv. - 0 tertising and sell1 articles.-Adv. 'AWS LUNCHI WhWere they all go i SPAN iSHCOEYWItl SF. PR OCED THURSDA La Sociedad Hispanica will produce "Zaragueta," a comedy by Vital Aza, Thursday evening, May 12, in Patten- gill auditorium. This play will be the...…

… TODAY - Screen Majestic- Lionel Barrymore in "Jim the Penman." Christie comedy, Topics, and a travel film. Arcade--Mr. and Mrs. Carter De- Haven in "The Girl in the Taxi." "The Skipper's Scheme" a. Toonerville Trolley comedy, and Kinograms. Wuerth - Agnes Ayres in "The Furnace." Orpheum- "It's a Great Life," from the story by Mary Rob- erts Rinehart. tions will cause delay in making ar- rangements with the proper employ- ers. The placement...…

… I "r-I AVII%-.z ,a a a~~ *%- '4 MA.' aLz.l ..... FICIAL BULLETIN , TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1921., Number 152. ie Deans:, Ass announced last week, there will be no conference of the Deans on nesday, May 11. M. L. BURTON, President. LU1 Freshmen and Sophomores: Lu accordance with the custom in past years I wish officially to announce all freshmen and sophomores of the University will be excused from C classes from 3 p .m., on Friday, May 13, t...…

…Ab AF bw Sitr'iga ,A$- 4Iattj DAY AND ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1921.' PRICE FI VY .VOTE IS EXPECTED TODA f HOLD ADDITIONAL GM YID'WEIGH-INS' TODAY desire to participate in the tug-of- war Friday and who have not al- ready weighed-In for the event, may do so froxh 3 to 5:30 o'clock this aft- .. ernoon in Dr. George A. May's offcee in Waterman gymnasium. DR. WIRTH, CENTRIST LEADER, Approximately 500 from each class...…

…A llf,;HlLiAN IEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN morning except Monday during the UniveT- ard in Control of Student Publications. R OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS l Press is exclusively entitled to the use for news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise er and the local news published therein. postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second carrier or mail, $3.50. Arbor Press building, Maynard Street. ess. 96o; lEditorial, 2414" not to exceed...…