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…I 'X AU ~~aii TI . _ W No. 178 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1923 EIGHT PAGES E c 'EA OFFICIALLY1BREAKS TIES TOBOOKS NC GOOD I AR {I s OI IE ENE :i ;T { I l II p1Student ahetcbooks willI lii ilsii U. SUD NT Inot admit anyone to the _ofr j once track m(-et tomorrow. This statement w as grade by the Atli- JI # 3ltie association ticket office I BIB FAREWE[LL TO EIIG C IFH trja~ reuto h .t y$ T ODCTLau A pit eseday s...…

…T" VtN DAILY .r. .,..CTCNDAL f ._ Sir Ho'r I Sir Robert ihome has succeed Stanley Bald ellor of the exchequ( 'ho recently succeeded ritish premier, appoin ETIES TDO C "lessor ' The above action has been deemed { Gyms t( Be U'sed for Registration Heinm Comp~any hfas Student Work isition and th n furish;l details to advisable because of the fact that it is Becauise of limited space, the Sep-. H. J. Heinz company, will have a those who ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ILLlI Ill'RK1 °rf. Brurnr Will, Direct Senior Play IJune 14, 'on an open air stage. He has made Senior and Junior Girls' plays a 4' nc f a irn .ltn r Mrs. M. Cake, Saturday, Mrs. Yates #'Adams; Armory, Friday, Mliss Martha £ WOMEN SIGN 'ISORSIIIP i r. u woman who will be a Juniorf ar will be required to pay a dvisor tax of 75 cents, it was at a meeting of sophomore held yesterday afternoon in 'aswell Angell hall. Thi...…

…'i IE IMid IGAN DAILY many more first rate offerings can small group of leaders necessary to be easily supported should be evident run this important university funs- th1 ough the very fact that so much tion, did not appear. money is necessarily spent in trips to Detroit to see many of the better . CAMPUS OPINION I y - ._...._......_ ._ . GIFTS 1A'1' U7J ALI mAkIIVAy i :y morning except Mondayi ersity year by the Board in entV Publicati...…

…R -I SS - S.. -5- M E O C M ISATO N A IM' To IUll ASI? ASS ('uoOEvIIAsTIO N i { SENJOR ACTIVITIES Eiubody ing .a complete resiti e of the activities of the class of '4,the Junior Literary Class lBook wvas gent, to members of the class yeAst reay Its avoWed purpose as stated in the "Foreword" is to serve as a "unity- ing -factor which, it is hoped, will contribute to avery successful bear- . ing of next ycar's responsibilities." The frontis...…

…1 :9. £A~.. £A'%0x11Jr3A~l.JPA. a d , ,, ... i nWiuinrY Yi iKYi YMifly i° i i i rPr d .. r rirrr rir li r "_ .. . .......... u.., r,,,v..."°id rw=O r'+' ' CK ATHLETES READY FOR', PRELIMS IN B6 TEN CA (Continued from Page One) wa will be another school.that be very much in evidence when 0tarter's shots begin to sound out. 'les Biookins is one of the fastest Flers who ever jumped over a and is said to be the only man eyer got over...…

…'SHE MICHIGAN V2A!Y 1 I THIS COLhUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M ClssfidCos .Suits W CIAL c 77 Sut1wt extra Trousers HIOUSECLEA1~N~IN$3-$8.4 WE make Your house clean without ij hRAECLfYEI paint. We do troth Interior and ex- N:.--o.. Sh!t4 , .sf 6DVERFI SING tenior washing. City House Clean- ,eplies are at the fake, 18, 12, DM, CNC, CNS, MC,. , A FF GCIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED.. RAT~ES ,ssified Rates. Two cents a word y, .paid in advance. Minimum...…

…PO~ ICIGAN VAIIJ\ 0 FFIC I AL BLLTIN' the Bulletin Is coostructlve notice to all meubn Copy received initl 21.n D. .(11:30 R. iM. flarmay.) dterature, Science, aad the Arts, the Bliologicat Sta- Emnbalming; and Sanitary Science, Public Health raris O'fice, University Hall the Ii 21,-i a. in.-1d 44 ). . a. In, and 2-4 p. in. a. In., daily. Of En.gIineering 8and1Archtect'e.,--In the ,lng inee 4t'.~ and Ad« 23, ,25---12 a mi., and 2-5 p. ...…

…-LATHER CIIANGE t ~aug TJ2DA :XXIII, No. 179 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1923 f EIGHT PAGES PRICE3 PL OSTICHIGAN NINE IN' IEYENG AM[E11I8-3' Future Conference Champions F YDPECT 10,flO Will Strive For New TrophyL I~rILnuI eIUnU F ills Cabinet Of British Premier ONFERENCE TRACK Fl TTflflnnv f n Tfl .. ,w. .. . i __.. _ _ _ . I F TIL'ES UP 20111thr ALF? AS MANY FOR TOI SWANS ON, MICH AN , it e...…

…THE MTHA N DAILY - ~ mU. &CLO®S ES ACTIVITIES The University Chamber of Comn- mer ce held a banquet 'and lfinal mexet- ing of the school yea.r Thursday night in Lane hal, Prof. Edmund E. Day,! head of the economics department, was the first speaker of the eve- ning. lie emphasized the importance of scholarship, stating that business men pay more attention to the schol- arship of the prospective emnployed than college students believe. Blai...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 X3 t/ I .s' r~ - .. ,-. f1 I ^w Ui M I THE HOME OF PURE VDODS I S 326-327-328 114-116 E. WASHINGTON THE ~318 SOUTH SAESRE HOMEATE*L'T STEE CURTESY OF C~iL' ANi 67~L 1A' S ERVICE I' ieadquarters for Imported and a mestic Foodstuffs To The Stewards o~ Fraternity an Sorority .Houses who ha ve favored us with their 'patronage during the pas yc.-r T-HE SCHUILTZGRC ERY dcsircst convey to them an appreciation of ...…

…THE MIC I iGAN DAILY - -. ,...ma .. ers of Western Confer on. Associated Pres is e the use for republicatio es credited to it orr in this papertand ther erein. d at the postoffice at ras secon~d class matte iption by carrier or mai s AnnArbor.Press 1 eet c , S: Editbrial, 2414 and Communications not to exce A n t~es ofevens rillbe e lt iy at the discretion of t ft at or mailed to The Daily ined c rmmnnications will re leration Wo manuscri...…

…~923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P-hys clanCarnes MA 2 5c-50c sd SATURDAY a ~H meI ternc ~4th An-aa Jeson NIGHTS: 25-50-I5-1TR C I&L Rehearsal for the ast of the Senior M ih-n o "" iii OOTH TARKINTON MLE WHITE POLO r Chapronesfor the dances this week Msli.Cakes, Saturday, Mrs. Yates Grd ato om bt once in $j 2 Adams; Armory, Friday, Miss Martha a-ietme oc ai ohv hill, Saturday, Mrs. Phyllis Rey-FY walietm .D r tfi ohv iiolds. 4V Michigan Dames will ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7 -'- lAflllltlllllllllllnl /PS r u a ewu rw .../"x "31 l "" ... "+w..._ _"^ - El r rr . 7 TEN foMEET FINALS TO BE HELD ON FERRY FIELD THIS AFTERNOON ntinued from Page One) American League Prep School Racquet Stars To Complete Tourney T'odazy, VR SITY SA Michi gan's Varsity gol team will get itd last dual match of the season before the Conference meet today, yard dash-first two men in heat qualify for finals...…

…,IE MHIG71AN PLAI-LYt, I IE THIS COLUMM It CLOSES :TJSIN !Classified-Cor't. FOR RENT FORIRENT-Decsirabole furn~ished six- room .house. Tiwo blocks south of campus. Screened porch. For summer school or June 15 to Sept. 15. Phone' 1299-R. Box iM. 1?9p-2 FOR RENT-,Smnall apnartment fo~r following Pox Replies are at the y Office: -CHS, Jake, 18, 12, DM, C, MLS, ABQ, CNC, CNS, MG, C, RT, FIT HCE. FOR SALE GAN CLASSIFIED..j tes. Two c...…

…T!IFJII-ITGAN DAIL'\ _ ---- - , LY OFFICIAL BULLETINI ;ion ina the Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members or oratty. Copy received udi] :30 D. mn. (11:.30 a. m. Satiarday.) 3SAUI~aY, 4 INEil 2, 1923 Number 171) tis: will be a conferenco of the Deans on Wednresday, June =6, a' MA L. BURTON. Bacalaureaie and Commencemuent: o expect to take part in the exercises of Commenemient v oo1k take note of the following schedule in order that...…

…t Y. itb :43 a t j E ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1923 Il I I s B"RINES WIN' 1 EN HONORS Buletin FROM FAST FIELD Special to The D~aily Madisoni, IWis . ,Junie. 2--Michi sai's last baseball, contest, selmed- Wled to be played,*Iitl isi~conin here ONisAfternoon, was called off on account of rain. I lighit-downpour this mornuing took, on the aspects of a heavy storm by three o'clock, but the, coaches decided to wait, ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WO m o-~ ly endorse nniunicatic ers Har shdorfer R. nahue J.] or ..........W Editor........ gazine Editor ... or .......... or .......... Bu Editorial Boa r Mau in Eug Assistants kriiitrong Fran afield Win lington Ed w wn Ken k Eliz nable John Cote Sam' oughlin M. tein W. D ~ Rob+ nghouse T. v oodspeed SoSl Ider Igrim Y Isucessful at Michigan. Starting withi . .$ a dash toward premier sporting hon- ors in the Conference,...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY fl~II cast of the Senior eld at 7 o'clock to- e dances this week *Union, Friday, urday, Mr~s. Yates Iday, Miss Martha me. Phyllis Rey- Ph~ysiciarn Comes Home In Steerange s; A Satu hold their last y night at Hel- The annuial will be at the Senior Girls'play rsday, June 14, can Jlich igaff eniors! . Gradruation. comes but, once in a life, time. Don't fail to have yoPur Senior picture made nowt' vqr ~ ou'l'l treasure it....…

…__________IiiJEMICI GAN DAILX June 22, 23, 25-9-12 a. in., andI 2-5 p. 111. A L LETI A Is constructive notice to all members of *ed until 2.30 D. M. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday.) JIIDAY, J17NE % 192:3 Number 179 nce of the Deans on Wednesday, June 6, al MW. L. BURTON. 1Camnencenzent: part in the exercises of Commencement week~ following schedule in order thatt there mal sible in carrying out the 'programn:-Punctu. as the procession will start ...…

….ction rwoY ; ; t Baitr .Trw. III. No. 180 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1923 war r r . r .. r .rir+w u ~THEO GLASS S HERE Turner Predict. Labor In E The situation of politics in England, is precisely this, that presently the Labor party will triumph. Such is the opinion of Professor Turner of the European History department. But Professor Turner not content to male a statement without due proof proceed- ed to show in a co...…

…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG &N, SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1923 eLet'M e ining ompany Placer Mining and the Providential Gentlemen Tre is a district of limited area C. T JOHNSTON cial headquarters. Jeff Dunbar, an along the Colorado-Wyoming boun1 outlaw from several schools of crime, dary, where the highwayman, the rust- Unicrsit of Mihiga spent his week ends "shooting up" ler, the horse-thief and their relatives saloons. I was never in a saloon in...…

…~THE MICHIGANDAILY _____ Ifrom PRage Nine) I 'Mrs. Rhead; "Andan- letti), Miss Struble; Vore Stately Mansions" r. and Mrs. Wheeler. nd Dr. Dewey; "Cross- Willeby), Mr. Wheeler; !Mrs. Rhead. tSea" will be the ser- Rev. L. A. Barrett at byterian Church. Young ir will begin at 5:30~ open to all y-oung peo-1 -bor. Lucile Welty will itian Endeavor Meeting k, in a discussion on ve in Jesus; What Hle St. .Andrew's Church at 8 o'clock this1 morning....…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 192 Before Dawn An Essay in Appreciation of Radicals The knight who earned their glory: LEWXIS STONEMAN fes-ly well that such victories and yesterday now ride black horse in; penetrations are impossible. Victories black harness, and their armor is blac. Een bci flatig pume are Urttdy b Godon(Trer reutlt only rout wars, and penetra- black.iEnit hcirandtheroatigpueare "~h a oe~ Lions entail both victor...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . _ _ , - . fowers of State, 'lea Of Owosso Naturalist iso, MIcOI., June 2-(By A.P.)-- ion of their beauty, the lice fl. Brown of the local high the rushing wind and biology department, an ardent brook which surrounds green forest, the sighing them and lover of wild flowers, has issued a plea for greater thoughtfulness on the part of persons who seek the woods and meadows of Michigan during the spring and summer. Miss...…

…SUNDAY, JUNE , 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE "What is the first business of him "It is a popular error to itagine wt'o philosophizes? To throw away that man's misfortunes are the result self conceit. For it is impossible for of hi" imoiety and iniquity. On the a mon to begin to learn that which contrary, his wickedness is the conse- he thinks that he knows." quence of his misfortanes." -Epictetus. leopardi Spring Means Light Lunches D...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY prtstn R ages 1 ~~~~lainlyshows. Delegates from ,the1. i' S a eIItt~ao United States are elected inl the Ox-, In H a to e n a n u ti s ford American Club after heated de- - Kalamaz~oo, In H a to e mb ni sr ates between Democrats and1 Iepub- Carrick (D~etroit) fourth annal li1cans, and they have played a con- Thce L'onstclle Complany offers a .r spicuous part in the proceedings of droaatization of John imunter. Bo0th"; t}the ...…

…'AnQ BFOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1923 I lk 0, THE WEST SIDE MINING COMPANY (Continued from Page One) lunch and I acquiesced rather than the Dry Gulch activities in any direct enter into an argument. The lunch or personal way. They appointed was no great acquisition as I discov- trusted agents to represent them. ered later in the day. George H. Haskins, a club man and. We reached Bagga at two o'clock an expert on clam bakes, wa...…

…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1923 T e' est Side Minin any Placer Mining and the Providential Gentlemen There is a district of limited 'area C. T. JOHNSTON cial headquarters. Jeff Dunbar, an along the Colorado-Wyoming boun- outlaw from several schools of crime, dary, where the highwayman, the rust- University of Michigan spent his week ends "shooting up" ler, the horse-thief and their relatives saloons. I was never in a ...…

…SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1923 I HE ¢MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE |FIVE THE MIC -IIGAN DAILY PAGE FLVU I ., i 100-foot tape kept them separated and taken the contractor's horses.r while at work. We were obliged to These were never recovered. s cross the Little Snake River as we When life seemed dull and monoto- t followed the boundary line. The Uin- nois, Martin, our book-keeper, wouldv ta Indian would not wade it, so, while restore us to a normal state of...…

…PAGEI TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1923 Before Dawn An Essay in Appreciation of Radicals The knights who earned their glory LEWIS STONEMAN ectly well that such victories and yesterday now ride _black horses li E I T N M Nfcl wl htsu itre n y karestr ,o d e ack ores in penetrations are impossible. Victories back -arneas, and their armor isD it y os "resut only from war, and penetra- black. Even their floating plumes are Draing by Gord...…

…F CF sIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, sUNE 3, 1923 lie will go through the country in that of Mrs. Bryant for an analysis a propaganda train, carrying thou- of the men and women who brought B O 1sands of pamphlets and posters and it about, and some prophecy of what a motion picture apparatus. urging may come. From them he will get a the people to work the soil, to learnpcoe o m Russiaas wi lygto: n to read, to treat animals kindly. Sincepicture ...…

…SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1923 /U THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE!U "What is the first business of him "It is a poular error to inagne who philosophizes? To throw away that man s misfortunes are the result self conceit. For it is impossible for of his imnotely and iniquity. On the a man to begin to learn that which contrary, his wickedness is the conse- he thinks that he knows." quence of hisi misfortunes." -Epictetus. - Leopa r di. Edited by Sc...…

…>i SUNDAY, .TUNE 3, 123 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG S~V~ -w -- -- arms; but the pack was so close thatj volusme and as is usually the case with "There's thunder! Loud enough to FOLK-LORE OR I they could not be held off and to, this magazine, none of it is above thc shae FA LE Slva ie i hr usans rm.ordinary. But do not let this corn Dead men awake. SThe stry is related in' whimsical' met keep you from reading "Jobs ______________________istyle which...…

…APGR FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ~I THE WEST SIDE MINING COMPANY (Continued from Page One) lunch and I acquiesced rather than the Dry Gulch activities in any direct enter into an argument. The lunch or personal way. They appointed was no great acquisition as I discov- trusted agents to represent them. ered later in the day. George H. Haskins, a club man and We reached Baggs at two o'clock an expert on clam bakes, was elected that night. My ci...…

…. . RIGBIT THE MICI-HOAN DAILY SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1923 TRIAD sday soni ceard for Is twenty-five could be considerably lengthened save "oberving political coditons in the (Contiued fnns Pae One years of faithful service. Instead, ihisthat it would grow tiresome.UntdSaendwrigabuthn erature. to these ltst actors wear empoyer abuptly edisisses hinm. "We' The syllogism, berere, must isee! fr the press tr thirty years"; and masks depicting oniy (the sa...…

…SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1923 TM -I CINDAILY 100-foot tape kept th m separated and taken the contractor's hor while at work. We were obliged to These wee never recovered. cross the Little Snake River as we When life seemed dull and mos followed the boundary,line. The Un- nous, Martsn, our book-keeper. w ta Indian would not wade it, so, while restore us to a normal state of the rest of us took off our shoes and mation by attempting suicide. Fins stocki...…

… f a PA E six THE MICHIGAN DAILY S UND , AYSL 9 He will go through the country in that of Mrs. Bryant for an analysis a propaganda train, carrying thou- of the men and women who brought. sands of pamphlets and posters and it about, and some prophecy of what a motion picture apparatus. urging may come. From them he will get a the eopl- to work the soil, to learn to read, to treat animals kindly. Sincei picture of Russia as it probably is: the ...…

…SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1923 THEMICHI arms; but the pack was so close that FOLK-LORE OR they could not be held off and so FABLE? Sylvia died in her husband's arms. The story is related in whimsical Istyle whch infers incredulity and naive wonderment even on the part LADY INTO FOX by David Garnett, of the author. It is a short evening's Alfred A. Knopf. $1.50- entertainment to sandwich in be- Reviewed by Robert Locke tween pieces of momentous import- M...…

… r av U 1.I~llh'7HVi Ll5t -5 ' L 5t~I "" °"-', ""'° TRIAD day some reward for his twenty-five conid be considerably lengthened save ohserying political conditions in the (Continued from Page.One) 1years of faithful service. Instead, his that it would grow tiresome. United Stales and writing about them erature. In these the actorS wear I employer abruptly dismisses him. "We The syllogism, therefore, mnst be for the press for thirty years"; and ...…

… at L ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1923 EDITORIAL MICHIGAN ENTERED IN NATIONAL MEET AT HICAGO TODAY r ,. CHANGES IN TIME MADE AS GRADJATION DAY NEARS 4 IN ,1 TIlE ALLUMNI SHARE In welcoming the alumni back5 to their Alma Mater the present genera- tion of Michigan men and women feel a peculiar sense of indebtedness to those who have preceded them. Grad- uates who departed from the academic life of the University some year...…

…OFFICIAL N WSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION Published every morning except Monday ur ng the summer session. membereof the Associated Press. The As- piated -Press is exclusively entitled to the se for republication of all news dispatches redited to or not otherwise credited in hs papeir and the local news published here- Entere'd at the postoffice, Ann Arbor, iehigan,,as second class matter. Subscription by carrier or mail, ...…

…of his death ou the following Thurs- from the toy manufactured who sent day. it along to . show ihis appreciation.r Seitz, whose spinal injuries were aTe ticker Is no simple ffair. With not at first expected to prove fatal, h c n mM SCOTT TO WED; IIDENi - fhow lV ater Pro ves F.t a1 Sitz, '26111, and J. B. D~ewey, 125E' M)D AT SAME A.T WHllTMQ0RE LAM, was taken to the University hospital and showed improverient for several days following...…

…ILYOFFCIA.BULEI NI tion in 'the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of lvrsty. Copy 'received untl't:20 . m (11:80 a. m. StxdaY.) 3FR IAY, JUNE VIN 1923 Number 1S1 Bac aareate and 'Commnenceient: ho expect to, take part in the exercises of Commencement week ie take note of the ,following schedule in order that there may e confusion as possible in carrying out the program :-Punct- ipecially important as the procession will start on s...…

…F TT (AD I"AY' i41t Ar :43 I Aipj 33 DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE x 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1923 PRICE FIVE HIGAri .TA KES FRO WESTER E Alunni Back In - UO '28 Classes h State street and the campus are 'veritably aswarm tiis morning with old grads back for reullions of their classes. In all 28 different bodies of old tumers are meeting, their dates of RPTiOATED UNDER ACTS OF graduation ranging from '68 to '07. S...…

…I ' a w a ® ® THE GAN. "Verse and Werse E u mu. m NOW -= AT MICHIGAN rning except Monday ssiorr. diated Press. The As- usively entitled to the f all news dispatches otherwise credited in it news published here- IT'S at the postoffice, Ann Arbor, as second class matter.- ion by carrier or mail, $1.0. Ann Arbor Press Building. catioss, if signed as evidence of will be published in The Summer he discretion of the Editor. Un- imunicatio...…

…VNEI; TAKE COU-NTY OF STRONG WASINGTON NINE '1 ; z JNIVERSITYI (Continued from Page One) and Lewis, who began the inning, fliedl out to Kipke. In the eighth the old ball game very nearly went up the flu, wxhen the bases were loadedl and T3gger t missed Lewis' fly after a dlesperate4 attempt. Barrett, lb .... Felts, 21b......... Lewifss......... Gardner, .If........ Mairrf, rf ...... 12e1(....... ... 4 1 4 1 5 1 5 0 4 1 5 1 4 1 31 4 0 AL ...…

…FICIAL BULLETIN n is constructive notice to ived until 3:30 D. m. (11:30 JRDAY, JUNE 16, 1923 all members of a. m. Saturday.) Number '182 e and Commencement: take part in the exercises of Commencement week f the following schedule in order that there may as possible in carrying out the program:-Punctu- rtant as the procession will start on schedule time. day, June 17, 11:00 A. M. June 25, 26-9-12 a. mn., and 2-5 p. in. Thereafter--40-12 a....…

…ii: IA an ~ai 4;l DAY AND NIGHT W SERVICE. Pi t x ; ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1923 PRICE FIVE GE SITI c SS GR 4 t TE ti STRESSES FMEN IN CSERVICE EATS OF WITHI DUATING CLASSES WGED TO BE OF GOOD ent Would Bridge Ciasmi, Make Theory and Practice Coincide re an audience of black robed , and hundreds -of visitors from the city, President Marion L. yesterday delivered the Bac- 3ate~ addresswin Hill~auditor- ad...…

….Verse and Werse N Published every sorning excep't Monday ing the sum mer session. Member of the Associated Press. The As- diated Press is exclusively entitled to the e for repbicationv of: all news ;dispatches ited to it or not otherwise creditedt -in is paper and the local news published here- Entered at the postoffice, Ann Arbor, ichigan, as second class matter. .u bsriptionm y crrier or mail, $.so. Oflce,: Ann l~br Press Bilding. Comnuni...…