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…I I r. Bk 4Mat 10BAALY TODAY aiIlj of |ct On 169 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1921 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, 7t All TE WINS M[FROM Rev. C.E. Burton Marries Niece To G. R.Stewartl ------ ---- ES 43 1 OPPONENTS t six I The wedding of Miss Theodosia Burton, daughter of President Marion L. Burton, and Mrs. Burton, and Dr. George Rippey Stewart, Jr., of Berke-{ ley, California, was solemnized lastt night in th...…

…1 1 1..11 .4Y..1 1kA.2JS L. J...' &AA1 1 ~eria~tKees EropianConiU1Imr L:.EoUwer Chamber "Ccnrdit on ifl Eropre seem to be In Italy he met Chaseh r Ia ~greatly improved, but to the superfic-i- and Horace L. Davis, ' al observer, whro can Qny ee the! known in that country a suxfac; teris o dfinteintrcaian;omeo and Orio Davelli, suac, heeisnodeint idiato Mr. Stanley said that itI of the progress that has been made,"nesarfoAercn according to Prof...…

… ,.w . - r" .,,,, , sn r" s--- - Girls' Glee Club Rooms For Summer j itories soon to be erected, T, cordingly was relieved of the I Off 3 I I{ TALS OF LANTERN s to Meet for Procession Tuesday, Block "M" to be Formed on 1FRESHMEN T~O GIVE PAGEANT; W. A. A. TO PRESENT AWARDS Final and complete arrangements have been made for the festivities pro- per to Lantern night which will take plac at 5 o'clock on Tuesday evening at Palmer fi...…

…FHI CHIGAN DAIL CIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE MIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ished every morning except Monday the University yearby the Board in )l of Studlent Yutl1'cations. bers of Western Conference Editorial ation. Associated Press is a elusively en- o the use for republication of all news les credited to it or not otherwise d in this paper and the local news pub therein. red at the postoflice at Ann Ar'or, an, as second class matter. Special rate ta...…

…i- May U S': Second Annual Celebration Close ,4 With Passing Of Freshmnan Class ENTERTAIN FATHERS WITH GOLF, PARTIES, AND L4ANEj', Michigan's second annual Fathers' Day came to a successful close last night with the passing of the freshirnsn class. At the conclusion of the cere- monies many of them -prepared to re- turn to their various homes and Michl- gan felt satisfied that her fathers were well entertained during their noO gist, Fauro...…

… = Wp; Ilia CWWIIIiIiIIIWID) ,....+ 10NINE BEATS Bo CR ' Cia A R H POA E fes, 2b_......... .400020 Kipkre,f ......4 2 1 1. 0 0 A r. lachman, if .. ,.....,3 0 1 " 1 0 0 WO VE IES"Btt, c...........30 0 80 0 Hiagerty, 3b.....4 0 11 1 0 t5[llman,ss f.. ,......4 0 0 3 3 2 (Continued from Page One) ilsnlb ...,......4 1 2 9 1 0 summary $tgr, rf .......4 0 1 0 '0 0 Crst Inning: 31chigan. Giles AfW&ed Jabbly, p ,.... ,......3 0 1 1 3 0 o ce...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FOUNTAIN PENS FLOWERS I TYPEWRITERS THIS' I RIDEWS REPAID; SERVICE is un- of all makes LS COLumN Iequaled. Real workmanship and one GEORGE BISCIIOF Bought, Sold, Rented, Exchanged, day service. I Cleaned & Repaired ATG. RIDER'S PE'E SHOP Choice Cut Flowers and Plants 0. D. M ARRI L, ADVERTISING AT 3P. 302 State Street Phone 8019 F-i 220 Clialin St. Th 17 Nickels' Arcade FOR HIRE NOTICE The Typewriter & Stationery Store D...…

…n11i1 1rTIaI I I., urriUIsi DULLEIMf ithe Bulletin is constructive notice to all memibers of r.Copy received by (bo 4 Asitaut to the Prc-idenit until 1:34 a. m. Saturday, SUNDAY, MAY 18, 19201 Number 149 I -1 _______THE MICHIG AN DAILY Saginaw Club: All students from Saginaw are rcquested to be present at thc deb ate, between Saginaw and Romeo for the state championship at University H1all Auditorium Monday, May 19, at 8:00 p. Mn. No admi...…

…AND WRITERS C AND DRAMA U RADIO PAGE Joe g A6F Ar r t a Tl ,, " _e ___s. _.._-.__ _ .._ XXXIV. No. 169 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY iS, 192'1 '1 PRICE, i t SONS ENT ER AIN THEIR D A Fathers D Instigate Fathers'. Day was instigated by a similar celebration which has been held for many years at the University of Illinois. That university called their celebration Dad's fDay, and it was held in much the same manner that ...…

….«.;.. First Baptist C) Sayles will speak 'Sham and Reality" k service in the ch. The church neet at noon and at ant class will meet v in the Guild House. Hour at the Guild hurch theran Consciousness" immediately k on the sub- I following the student supper served , at the 10:30 ( at 5:30 o'clock. There will be o First Baptist j evening worship.I bible school t 2 o'clock the with Mr. Chap- The Friend- d House from iJLsl' Lre7L tJUian unur...…

… Glee Club - v, ,. Varsity Singers Organize In 1850 A group of fellows banded together for the purpose of enjoying their in- formal sings and the good fellow- ship of their companions, that is the story of the birth of the oldest or- ganization on the campus, the Var- sity C;-lee Club. During the early years this group, which began to meet about 1850, had no director or organization of any kind. It was not until the '80's that this group or...…

… wers . the Dureaii roe ted wichare scarcely less ob- 17ill)i,1 upo d-sfpair, bccon isible IInthle j ectiovabe,. 1These ideas ,are in the mind's eye. And "thes paths of glory naurfo es il te quality men- Iad ut to the gr-ave." This philoso- by ILVfin- U3 rtsopiansN calli ltea-TH JDhirDe Rak104r; l oyl ~~b T.rk: ply "The D, idlan dcr:"'as ;1'ith e D ea32 rgldy lea. "(1 1)wellr in te' rca htliteratunre be Rsf eviewed ,lby ack Berkia lkiInFoe...…

… tC4 Whitman's Orchestra I to, tA a. ... _ . . ...., ,., . . .. Emy Krueger nges Program nmy Krueger of the Munich, d. Madirid operas, who ,is THE CHICAG( omit a snd- It is notet Of mo1st biear HaW1 of bers from. Tris- with shade, of le chi.nie from >e 4 The Tris- hough no leSS e tsolde'g Loge heard. 1But ao upt thoa strenu.- CYrieg*, that the Berman soprano er w a"4decided- g of: the tthitle- 7 S YMPHONY Four Men HaveI Dirlects Prog...…

… !Glltt e14 W. A. A. 4 t % 4 F "XI N V in Pageant Tuesday Zs Innovation For Women Olympic Entries Hope For Victory Tradition Of Giving Torches Preserved In Lantern tradition at the Lan- am of Michigan wo- Tuesday at Palmer an pageant will be 4 pageant itself is also a compar-4 new idea. Last year's pageant e first, but th-ose who took part ere chosen from the campus at while this year the personnel posed entirely of freshmen. T...…

…7i /1 npc And Platform 10. r l to Big Factor In Next Election By Z. S. Bailey e broadcasting station, as well as; stump or platform, will be a big ical factor in the presidential ion in November. In fact, in one' at least it will be a greater factor either. That is in point of audi- What vast coliseum could hold thousands who will hear such ons as WEAF, New York, or J, Chicago? ere will be two kinds of political aigning "on the air" in ...…

…__________-GLEE CLUB'S SUCCESS DUE I and the style will inevitably be found LARGELY TO G. 0. BOWiENi clothing the soul as the ditlicate spray and glistening waters clothe the ie m a (Continued from Page Eleven) mlghty force of Niagara. iyMusic in Flint, from whence hie "Hieroglyphics" does not, as Van -- - ----- wascalled three years later to head 'Vechiten effusively claims, "glow with Tunerth the Department of Public School miu-j the requisi...…

…W'EATHER IND WARD,[ER TODAY t t 4h A& ML. no tl ltmww t I ASSOCIATED 1 and WESTERN CONF EDITORIAL ASSO No. 168 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FI I t1 .MEN MED EET' Colorful Costumec Feature Arch HA WAL MOST NS THREE OF FIFTEEN bard Breaks Track Record In ,od Jump; Smith Gets High Jump; Brooker, iPole Vault By Ralph N. Byers ampaign, Ill., May 16.-Michigan's ty track team met its Wa...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. , a. .0 CLITIKS DRIYEI ILL CLOSE TODAY9 cs on Campus Filled to Capacity As Contributions Come lin Large Numbers ESIMEN WILL GIVE' T()QLLES TONIG~HT TO AID I N CAM1PAIGN 'ontributions to the European Stu- t Relief fund old clothes drive ha.ve e in large numbers, according to erl. Stevens, '24E, chairman of! committee in charge of the drive. boxes' on the camlpus were flled overflowing yesterday, and dona-< s from frate...…

…THE .MICHAINDAILY ; ., r _ --_- -Ir w .I- 5 D. A. li. CHJAPTER ELECTS OFFICERS I L _ _ _ NILCELEBRA9TE STEWART BUTO NUPTIALS TODAY' Theodosia Burton, '24, daughter of is: President Marion L. Burton and Mrs. ~"Burton, will be married to Dr. George Rippey Stewart, Jr,, formnerly a mem- ber of the English department of the University, and~ now an~ instructor in Ej)nglish at the University of California in. Berkeley, at :3 o'clock ton...…

…[AL NEWSPAPER 01? TILE IVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ed every morning except Monday he University year by the Board in if Student Publications. ,s of Western Conference Editorial on. Associated Press is excusively en. the use for republication of all news :s credited to it. or not otherwise in thi paper and the local news pb erein. d at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, ias second cass matter. Special rate, qe granted ~by 'Third Assistant Pest- ;eneral. ipt...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -.-. OKs PTERS Isian Scholar And Authorlty Aeronautics Concludes . Lecture Series ELLS FEATURES OF MACHINE DESIGNED AND BUILT BY HIM Dr. Georges de Bothezat noted Rus- an scholar and authority on aeronau- cal problems, concluded his series four lectures here yesterday after- >on, when he lectured on "Helicop-j rs", in the West lecture room of the iyaics building. Dr. de Bothezat who is a doctor of athematics at the Univ...…

…_____ _____ ___ _ _____ _____ THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . ,,,_ .,.. ,m/m nmm, . 1 .t (SilhUIllhllfull.I Or.r..,.I " I IULUIUILUHW I fl FACES SIN TO DAY FOUl!1 CHEATS STUART OUT OF WIlN IN H AMNER THROW Johnniy Stuart, star freshman weight man, narrowly missed winning the hammer throw against the Illinois yearlings, as well as the shot put. Stuart threw the leadt ball 136 feet, more than 10 feet farther than the winn...…

…___________THE MICHIGAN DAILY . :.. * 0 A OFF IV j /1. >r/n A.7r/ /\ fN, A I lIluM ll l .. .rte.. « ..,, - --..,r ' / /\ 'J:. mmm "L -your best warm weather food. Drink Iots of it MIS1k Is Good For Pineapples ..19c 10 Bar Soap 45c 3 PKG.20 1c EANS 20c Peas ..18c K AMMNH &Company 411 F. Jeffo sn S 't. You The. Mc CRUM ahGrocery Our Motto: "T he Most for Your Money;" SATURDAY'SSPECIALS Ten pounds Sugar, (Pure Cane) ...,.. ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY e r lILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN catfon in the Bulletin is constructive notice' to all members of riversity. Copy received by the Awssistaiat to the President until. p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdayi mie 4 SATIUDAY, )YAY 17, 1824 Number 108 e Campalgn for League Building: ire will be an im portant m eeting of divisional chairmen, team cap-d w r e so M n ay v ni g M y 19 at7 3 in B b ur G m s lease bring your work envelopes and p...…

….*a.,- Y r £f r ~kziIM Ex 4a #: XXIV. No. 168 FOUR PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1924 FOUR PAGES PRICE, FIVEC w VARSITY OPENS WITH RUN IN FIRST INNING SCORE 1 2 3 4 s ?7 8 9 "10 11 Rl Michigan Ohio State 1 I 1 0 0 0 0 0 0XX 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 XX 4 TAKING EARLY LEAD JABLONOWSKI SCORES WJLSON WITI DOUBLE IN SECOND FRAME KL-EE BREAKS TIE WITH' DOUBLE SCORING MILLER Michigan Giles, 2b Kipke, cf B...…

…____ TI-r MICH1( AN 5AILto - . . . , . , __ _ _ . I Boxes o'n Campus Filled to- Capacity As Contriutions Come In Large Kumbers_ FRESHM~EN WILL CHIVE TOQVES " TONIGHT TO AID, IN CAMPAIGN' Contributio~ns to the European Stu- dent Relief fund old clothes drive have come in large numbers, according to Ty~ler~ R. Stevens, '24E, chairman of the committee in charge of the drive.. The boxes on the campus were filled to overflowing yesterday, and ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY a4 !~on :corn-meal- -mush, trustees;,-and- DRAMA cr su n cranks. in general., s- The butler, Harold Fritche, wasj "DADDY LONG-LEGS," a review by grand. And Mike Ames is really a Marion Barlow main. True,.his fingers are long and "Nobody cares how real a story 's, tapering, and his'voice *has a habit of just so it's comfortable," said Leola !trailing off -into sweet, thin distances; Noted Russian Scholar And Authority!Merce...…

…THE MICHIGAAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY All university women are eligible to mnarch in the Lantern procession at I Palmer Field on May 20th at 8:00 P. M. Ethel XeCtorniick, Department of Physical Education. Civil Engineering Seniors: A representative of the Marion Steam Shovel Company will be at Pro- fessor Riggs' outer office Monday, May 19th, to interview Civil Engineering seniors for positions. H. E. Riggs. Senior Mechanicals: Mr. H-. L. Tucker ...…

…I A1IN I 00ee, Sr :43 Ci 11 WESTERN tCl IA)1'(iMOIAL A No. 167 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1924 EIGHT PAGES i . .:. t ----------- Ii . 11 LLINI 1 FORCED OP. I° FRESHMEN ASKED TO GIVE TOQUES FOR STUDENT AID: In accordance with, an agree- ment between the Student coun- cil and the European Student Re- lief committee, Freshmen attend- ing Cap Night' ceremonies are asked to burn their pots, arid do- nate the...…

…THE MICH] IUdIIVILII IV ludd~ TS INTO FLftMES dltional Cap) Night Services Will! Be Obser~ved In Sleepy Hollow VIBY, REI:l?) AN0 RQWN1"\, '7, 0 APDlRESSJIHUGS:GATH{ERINGW 'omorrow night, at the annual Cap lt ceremocnies, the grey caps that c dotted the campus for the past 'aernesters will Nail into a huge fire in Sleepy Hollow, and as the uting~ line of yearlings runs past blaze, one more freshman class I hve assed. Cap Night marks cuiinaij...…

…Tf 11 ICI-IT 10 IGAN DAILY TI MICHIGAN DAILY ................. IMAIWA mw -v rte-sion of the internatonl:Itraffic in womencand children. The commislio Vt IfedI its tl?.tifaT Ei;Jn at this deve t.lo ifle11 nt.rcrigiSO~fIf htsc HAIME OR LOCAL, CAMPAIGN SELECTEDi Divisional chairmen, for the local ,mpaign to raise funds for the Uni- rsity of Michigan League building are named at a meeting of the cen- al organization committee held Wed- d...…

…THE MICNIGAN DAILY__ ICILJ NEWSPAPER OF THlE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN iblished every morning except Monday1 g the U)niversity year by the Board in ,rol of Student Publications. embers of Western Conference Editorial ciatioli.I iC Associated .Press is exclusively en- I to the use for republication of all news tches credited to it or not othievwise ted in this paper and the local news pub- d therein.4 tered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, igan.,...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I mU Got AUT' PAGE , White Sti np-Shield Spot Lights r " !/ , . * * ;i 1 i 'A ,. GASOLINE Cord Tiires .{F'or Fords) -i ~ $10- ii Automotive Repairing A la~vs the same * * * Inner Tubes $1.75 * * * * i special Gasoline Gauges (For ords) $2.50 the" You can laugh at rail- road tracks--when your car is equipped with. Dunlop Balloons. They swallow bumps! Dunlop 36.,year quality is the best re...…

…Tf IGAN DAILY . ... ii t 111 Yi +"' . _ BAR" /.m II I II IIIII IIIRr. p IIIIIIIIII I nll( 1L IIIM ! Wl : ;; 0 %-, - 0 Fo' r ItLINI 1.3 Meeti HINSKY AND JUNG WIN EVENTS IN RECORD TIME, plicating their performance of indoor season, Coach Charlie s freshman track athletes defeat- e Illinois yearlings by-a score 2-3 to 60 1-3 in a telegraphic which was completed Wednes- asistent work all the way through ist of 15 events brought ...…

…THE M TEM H IGAN DAILY V' 1 Read The Daily "Classified" Columns, 5' I ATC FOUN'TAIN PENlS RIDER'S REPAIR SE4RVICE is un- equaled. Real workmanship and one day service. RIDER'S PEZZ SHOP 302 State Street RUGS SHAMPOOED c Ann Arbor Cap;pet C i_ Pbone 50. SIUSICA LL rM TIS ONE IS DIFFERENT the ,e ins ly to one ;hin otwo insertions, 11c pel space c~harged for at same mes. Asl. about c iitracts All advertising regarding houses have t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... UfLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN catior i n the Bulletin is constructive noticE to all niembfers of University. Copy received by tbel A-Siltagt to the Presi,'ent until p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday ruge 4 1 D AY, XA Y 16, 1921 imb:167 s Gofng to Europe: 3University is in receipt of the following invitation extendeti by thou .n University Union: idonts going to E~urope are Invited to nmake use of the offices of the n University U...…

…TH11-E WEATHER' COO 0L AND ItNSETT,LED; PROBABLY RAIN \'L SOitr tikau .. _ f ____ .. . ._._._._ _ .. ._._.___._._- w -- ---- ---- _. ____._.._ _____ z.. ----- . VOL. 'XXIV. No. 166 EIG14T PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CEI CHARGS AG~nSTStudent contriz LANGLEY WI1,LL 6BE JFacutyGa AI~ht~ghthe faculty faile d to come SUBMIT'[0T0 I t through in the expc tod mnn e, ;we wis topraise in our hunll ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ThURSDAYn1, 'MAY i , rrrW .. _ . ., .. .. - . h,, k IEF CUMMITTEE! --e SENIOR LIT -NOTICE nounemets ae bingdistii- but-d to the le1>mb=1er4 of the sn ( 11x1. All th1ose who have 1 [W ODICAIO S., tbarre Brothers' Pain tings AE SUISA INS On Display In Memorial .I FLall! 0110 I A l'H AI1lty' 11'011 (U~l. 1'-"' 1t11 t aX *0, Y *Att.K 110 p ft l 211 '1X /Vt fjt Fine Artsi of Carnegie institute by tores modera knight...…

…THE MICH-IGAN DAILY Sil can use,,women, who are inexperienc- ed. The main 'requirement for ob- tain ing positions is that the council- 1013. should like work with younger gi~,enjoy out-of-door life, and be a. lec to work well with other people. . 1 Vno,;n n+o 1- 1 llkJ,-,a eiriv'i ea4eu ar e UB.KeU LO call L WOMEN WILL DE9TE LIBOR WITK . o .. "Resolved, That a labor party sim- ilar in ideals andl aspirations to the Britsh Labor prty sho...…

…_ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _TH E tM IC flEA N D A IL Y T IU SD Y, M.xt m#2 present when tte~lass if 1924 start# c- iI11113tiu11HV 1-33tn11i~lllllttlllQt311fl~tltl 4 ti IIt 3f1 its voyage into the - outside world. j II=tI ? Next year they will be part 6f the at-i L V CI AMPUS - -I__ traction and will miss much of the 1 significance. The fact that the date / I aG OFand TIq for Commencement falls only a few 1 SENIOR SIN\GIN GO L Si ~U , P P L U d...…

…THE IMIO IAN DAILY ......... ~E THOFEPrecedent Is Established 'As MacDonald K CORSESIs ,In formal House Guest Of }_ 3llR nisac ...1 :ertur yr "t . . ~."t: :.4J:;"{"v + yetuy"r'i' Soveriegni Isp N cw V~ ieS Oi] P!nd M4 StJECTh *(TO BE TAUGHT fBYye Three new courses in .Italian will he offered by the departmnent of Ito- s aR rnane ,angingds(barng the yeatr 1924-25. Two of these courses, Italian development and significance of the dbe ...…

…THEMICHIGANDAILY _________ _.. ,. ._ i ..J' 3,., Y r ' ' Mb r etn-!O TR9 T TODA Time limfit' for the matches' in the -- tennis tournament has been etn- or g <j f:11 ol,'c:tm ed to Monday night due to poor weath- riU-uii ,trtt lsi er and the iraiibilastic tournament. I f '' Fraternities in the horseshoe tour- 1 TW ILL1i. ? ri AT1 nament shouxld-call' at the Intramu-ral i) h( ~ i.l TI'M. N 1N offie ;and find out. their status and;wa g m...…

…-T7 tT DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES Charged at the rate c~f 12c per reading tine for one or two insertions, 11c pet reading line for three er more insertiouL. White space charged for a.t same rates. Classifieds charged only to those having phones. Ask about c,- ntracts for classified advertising. 10c per reading line for one or two Insertions, 9c per reading_ line for three or more insertions, cash in adVance.. Minimum, 3 lines ;per insertion Ulass...…

… of the Philippines Islands will give a talk on the ' "I'ogr'e~s 'of the Philip- fff~lFT~ If~l~I pines," and Dean Maxino M. Ralaw' of, the Unliversity or the Philippines rri UIIVL LIODHUlI will give .ai illustrated lecture on the "Conditions in the Philippines." TU n TlaffrA Other features of the evening are the Philippine String Band of Detroit, I illT 1T19.1 IIIBIIOWIII Native song ".KtJNDIMAN." by 'MI~s L. Torires and. Native dance "CARtINO...…

…THlE WEA TI-WR_ FAIR All COOLE~R TODAY Jr S i r Ab aitii ME MBJR ASSOCIATED PRESS and FS' F10''Et CONFERENCE ED)ITORLIAL ASSOCIATION VOL., XXXIV. No. 165 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVED CENTS ATMEETING OF °'34k PRESENT Al'UCON CATI4Y. CEREMON~Y IN' BLL AUDITORIUMX "THE BRAIN WORKER," SUBJECT OF S PEE CIH lndiridua Must Think Vor HIimsel And Be Constructive, Asserts President Mich...…

…~AO~ TWOTHE MICHIGAN" DAILY pyT~p f7~~l47~fp ______________________ Patroize ailyAdvertsers.-Av al IIER E T ___________________________ OFSTO0P STREEIT,!RUING hwn!____________ >., I~invc ~sdlM( 1(fle are the most pr-t i t t c o the new stop laws ar, ordirrg 1toAnAbor polie re ports :51to lf ~S ingenral sPeem to; { ' d~isregard theo lawvInmre than (10 towns-! people, but .;gi l t a en tS ake the pl-! ce th no obleh. As yet few girls; at I ne r ...…

…1 924 "THE MICHIGAN DAILY I 5 RTAVA w e/ s Notices _ __ AIIIIIIPillDRRJui ors Will Be! I1IIIUUIUIID~lV Hostesses At Tea'W CBNE EBR LANTERN NIGHT Junio wonmen on the campus, will T OD PCNC SPE NIGII~be onor guests at a tea from 4 to5 ,o'clock. Friday on the terrace of Mar- Old and new cabinet member's of' Fiel naes, resg~anfta Cook building, which is being giv- the University Y. W. C. A. andl all ~~i~~i Pi~~~e~~e en naier the directi...…

…OFFICIt NEWSPA PER OF THE UIVERSITY OF MICUHIGAN , Published every morning except Njonday during the University year. by the Board in Control of Student Publication~s. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to thie use for r-epublication of all news dispatches credited toe it or not othe-isie1 credited in this paper and the Local news [)Ll' %ished therein. entered at the posto ftice ...…

…E AY 14, 1924 THE *MICHICAN DAILY TAX BILL[ GIVEN TO CONFERENCE Committee in Charge Of Measure Hlas Majority of Republican C,,nferees VITAL ISSITELS 'T' BE CLEA',RED By PARTY REPRESENTATIVE S Washington, D.C, May Imo.-(By. AP)-The tax reduction bill was en-1 trusted today too'a- conrere'nce With'al Republican majority, but under a r ~~threat' froth Democratic leaders that, i eoreAvtrail;cagst-measure as, passed by the senate, it wouild be,...…

…T1HE MICHIGAN DAWILY____ ________ !012 1, ii-M Ill. Ohio- NMIIW- lopanIV& .r [ EAYFOE l Giants Pushed Into Second ~K MEET SATURDAY SplIrt ositioncincin a Sputsonthe part of two teams in t lm' he i?. the bes t first the'Siatonl'League; pushed the jNIrytional League. Gia~tsfro~fit patein l~esenior, Uncle Wilbert lobins and 'Useryof, Illinois bath: do better circuit, although Miller Iluggins' toan is holding down fozi than 43 feet and the ...…