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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY M L T A VA W M Mw k VA N&i I zs- 2) I NCE COMMITTEES JUNIOR GIRLS'PLAY Oklahoma Womnan Known As "He tty Green" O f W e st Members of the various committees of the Junior .Girls' play for 1925 were appointed at a meeting of the first committee which was held yes- terday afternoon. Newly elected committee members are urged to attend the meeting at 4 o'clock today in Sarah Caswell Angell hall. Prof. John R. Brumm wi...…

…THE MICHIGAN 'DAILY _Y .,, ..a..: , . , .. ., .. ,. _ 1 II IAL EWSPAPER OFTHE IVERSITY OF MICHIGAN hied every morning except Monday he University year by the Board inI of Student Publications. ers of Wecstern Conference Editorial ion. Associated Press is e: elusively en- the use for replublication of all news es credited to it or not other wise in this paper and the local news i- hereili. ed at the postoffice at Ann Ar )c~,- n, as secon...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , [1OLUMS NED BY LISR8 1 volumes of important relating to the colonial ie United States'have re- received by the. William library. They are re- e governors of all the Iles in America to a ques- nt out in July, 1773, by uth, the British secretary colonial affairs. onnaire was designed to e economic and political' the colonies and the re- 'rm every one of the pro- i ; 1 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Announce Date OfI Senio...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4010ow-MOI .u ' '"'a'w 1 w_ iU_1 MIlllllli + . tlQ. Q. " ~, .1....~" k,,......rw... , h PA, U ;IL I~ PROGRESS I TRYOUTS HERE Star Spangled banner will be sung by the assembled crowd on both days and the flag will be raised in a cere- mony. WOLVERINES LEAD ~CONFERENCE RACE since the start of spring pr ctice. the , coaches appearing to direct every effort toward the development of a [CA N machine for that g...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..W-,-.- , . _ rnt THIt~ ICOLUMN CLO$S AT 3 P.M, FOR SALE FOR SALE SAY BOYS-try a pair of Harry's FURNITURE, Books, Weis mahogany ,. I ADVERTISING' Sl1IMMER HELL' DANCING~ Are you willing to work? You in easily earn $500.00 this sum- er if you are. Our proposition is the most at- active offer that you could wish r. There is room for 25 more udents left. Will you be one those to get the job? Phone 233J from 2.5 J, ...…

…THE MiCHIGAN DAILY r #M wr ai . _. Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page Five) ;he School of Education (including Athletic Coaching and Admin- -in Tappan Hall. June 20, 21, 23, 24, 9 to 12 a. i. and 2 to 5 p. -in the Medical Building. June 20, 21, 23, 24, a. JIl. ~ Ua G LU oy. III.I ir the Law School ( Courses begin Tuesday, June 17),--in. the _Law 1g" u'Jtn 13, 14, 16, 8 to 12 a. m'. 'and 2 to 561p. M. r' the "College of Pharnacy,...…

… LY IAAIT Sir 1I 1YC1IM1LIKj rKwii SHOWERS VOL. X.XXIV. No. 1 76 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 124 SENAE [COUNCIL Olympic Team To Go In Hole, POPL11JtfMOSIC Tr. Io T 1- i ' 4 .::.a 1c fh I flI . ?AY H S SI DEN Moe han $10-0,000 nnst be VaIed which 1Mihigafl canxd t ai oad tlie field thi. suiumer, accordling to a thie Olympic tryouts one hundred per- llI~ ILI E EP BI lerai ecivd y reldnt,~ centnext Fi adSaturd...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ., . ,. . 1001 w111nbe intedoanAp Ii(1 = JcgFi; din c rLawr ri~nc~i ffenrty lxha .one oflUi2 iow studns I y o wl egalelro n le nth Lw hal sat withtell emesait ii fleorrofft La scool, Lplicatn i ion f r.edrooms r bluebok p laper and lsli c n, uip onfpaae les i 1class. the home address, selit Ann Arbor atddress . I be reserved inl the dlinn students now in the class he literary° college who ar in the six-year combIdnined er...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY { T 'A WA -v =A-VA -u --z -5\5? l WL RCIV FIs Active Worker For International SUBSCRIiNSTODAY PeaceAndFreedom Voluntary subscriptions to the Uni-I versity of Michigan League building fund for the million dollar national campaign will be received by the local committee from 9 to 5 o'clock to- day and tomorrow in Alumni Memor- ial hall. Life memberships in the University of Michigani League and additional ifts to make...…

… I. NEWSPAPER OF THE ERSITY OF -MICHIGOAN 1every morning except Monday University year by the Board in Student Publicat ions. of Western Conference Editorial i Associated Press is e: lusively en- o the use for republication o: all news es credited to it or not otherwise Ii this paper and the local news Pub- therein. ed at the postoffice at Ann Arhnr, n,, as second class matter. Special rate, ake granted by Third Assistant Post- General cri...…

…THE MIICHIIGA!N DAILY . MIE WHPOME Great Britain. Dominating Reparations 110DCOURT MEAUM Factor, Following Fall Of Washington, MIay, 26.- (By A.P.)- .An amended proposal for American ai m e s i n ; e w rd c u t wspproved by the senate foreign re- latilont corn~iittee andi placed on the senate calienda-r where it is exp'ected,. to repose undisturbed during the two remaining weeks of the session. Acting just 15 months to the clay : Itfter i...…

…HE MICHIGAN DAILY TT man D SPRING GRIDIRON PRACTICE END S More Than 120 Candidates ReportC To Coach Little for1 Training VARSITY MEN ASSIST LITTLE IN TEACHING FUINDAMENTALSj f f I NOTRE DAME BALL GALE ISCHEDULED FOR TWURSD)AY 1 Michigan's- baseball game with Notre Dame, originally scheduled for Friday afternoon has been rescheduled for Thursday, after- noon because of the Olympic try- I outs which are to 'e hekI on Ferry field Fiiday ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. * Wwx - aaxv- r... x Fed COLUMN L ASSIFI LHLOSE ADVERTISING U1 AT 3 P. I FO RBEN T JUNE AND JULY, furnished cottage at Crooked Lake. Will accommo- date six. Low rate. Call 296-M. BY MEMBER of faculty, 5 room furn- ished apartment no. 13. "The Cut- ting". $100.00 per month. Tel no. 2647-M: II TERRA'CE GARDEN DANCING STUDIO We teach all modern, fan- cy, ballet, and stage danc- ing. We specialize in teach- ing chil...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .........w.. : .. . . DAILY,* OFFICIALDLEI Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by t htA wsi~kant :to the Preaident until Tolume 4 T ESI)AY, NAT 27, 1824. Number 1174 S li' Lawyers' Club, with it~ dining hail to <accojmmodate 300 stwicnts I the residenxce, it. is now..dfinitely assured will be ready for occupancy S eptember. 1, 1924 Applications for bedro...…

…A RDIER Y S~r ia :4IutI1J S -t tor One . V OL. Na. 175 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 25, 19~24 TWENTY PAGES PRICE~, Pigs jfGH:j "Laffrimavera" Given Laudable s a ,"rPresen tationr At Last Concr Bil Y SM L MR 1h BALDIN IiINS SEC OND lJA('E FOR WICHIITA I'AIA44 rEA BUCKE-YE STAR EQUALS NATIONAL 220 REC ORD Texan Star Ilreak Record "III igh Hiurdles; Ruled 00u Because of high Wt11ind 1y1, Ii A. 114)well ;qutat...…

…____ ____ ____ ____ ____ THE MICHIGAN DAILY N 19IEB CTS Decreed Political Successor Of LateI B ~ BUNCEChinese Presidenat statg, oreChnse ambassador toIi Syse OfBo the United Staesand lea(Ier of th e Miecnantcat yw trn o Constitutionalist party, hsh.n ad the Pltcl'ucso to PD r.Sn Ytier A d n irr Sen, as deocreed in thf- political vJiliey is nLirr t ,' . _ - .. ;t_ f ~r- 14 , tit.- j Work Northern Lights' Secrets Revealed BY Reproduction ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... ; _. .....,. ---_... 1 Texas Observes .v - r ° " Ingrid Alving, '26, secretary and LOCAL CAMPAIGN OPENS AT MEETING TOMORROW Official opening of thle University of Michigan League campaign in Ann'l Arbor will take place at a meeting for all Michigan women which will be held at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow in Barbour gymnasium.f Every Michigan women is expectedj to be present at this meeting and is requested to brin...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY JAL NEWSPAPER OF THlE UTVERSITY OF 311CRI*AAN sed every mnorning except Mlond'ay the University year by the Board in of Student Puhlications. )rs of Western Conference Editorial ton. Associated Press is r; elusively en- the use for republication of all niews tes~ Credited to it or n.,)t otherwise iu n is paper and the local news pub- herein. -ed at the postofice at Ann Arr, in, as second class matter. Special rate a e gra...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~~L[MEiSpanish King Is Made A Figureheadl r~ c~ssBy Directorate That Saved His 07A.149tei pe!" AUon Some 1PhalT of Lkbor Party 'ganI#4dton iUnited Staites; I1NTkRCO1LLE(4TE TRWVYOTS Alihigan'si firmt class in intercoAlleg. pae debating was chosen yesterday by the ineibers 6! the punblic speakig f~;ulty following the try-out of 47 mn and 28 womeni. Tlve m n ~iandethe -ame number of women w-ere chosen for the class, and ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ ~ ' - }. ::, I t'l .....r"...._ Z000000 AAO KMGBP dO I .*1 ti t Yiir . .nr. r.. w i+. " rrlm M1 I I t I u i ju "UUUA-A-l."w- 00, I MIIIIIIi oil 1''I" J SCORE VARIT L1LFRSMichipan W'!p TEw- snIes In Iornlitg Matches 10-2; Accnt Ior 12 Ponts 7n Fr>o mes "R -TY B B CAPT. SMITH AND A SIYODEDiE AT TURN IN LOW SCORES 4W BAY IINNE 62 Michigan's Varsity golf team easily defeated the Indiana University golf- ers ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , . . .. lFIE ICOLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M. LOST BETWEEN FOREST and Hill A orium, Grey and black shell glasses. Finder please call 15 "PAIR OF BONE rimmed glasses. der please call Ml. Leland, 984 FORS) A.udit- rim FOR MAP OF Ann 528-R. page 20. Fin-j '-J. Arbor Hills see FORD SPEEDSTER in excellent con- dition, geared to 70 miles an hour, good tires. For information call: Exceptional Values in Income He ADVFRTISING LL ...…

…THE MICI--IGAN DAILY .................. .®. - . . _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _-. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN P'ublicationl in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of thie University. Copy received bi, the Asitant Lo the President until i :.jo uptiV.;(11., 3o )a. ni. Saturday { Volume 1S suNDA ,k NA11Y Di, 1i2l Number 173 -_ -,.-...... Proclamaton by the Governor: Our country, the proudest, the most nighty of nations. sovereig...…

…V billi/ WIT1ERS DRAMA 10 PAG~E 11I oe 40 4 j4tr n DaiLj Secti, Two .N. 75AN ~iO, IC~IGNASUDYWA 25 12 No._ 17 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, S NDAY, MIAY -25,1921 PRICE, FIVE .. GAN I P RESENTS OLYMPIC TRYOUI ~Tcarns Will" 1 SHOULD SHOW UP, WELL arry_ U. S. Colors 3 ............ ........... ,.,.,,........... . ... r- - - -------------- ----------------------- Seven States Send Athletes To M en1 [n cou sir i; ' I S. C1" ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WSW. s-. . Hj We kBeg. TON1IGIIT (Sunday) I 25 6ARC $1 Sat. Parties and State Government Tues, Tiur4., 15th Annual Season First Week By Thomas H. Reed i (This is the sixh of Professor Reed's series of ar- licle's On gv0ernmlwtt and political par/ies. The seven lt and last of these articles, which will discuss theS non- partisan movement, will b~e pub4lished next Sunday.) State government on the whole is much...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Political And Economic Situations In, India 4 4 4 An Interview With Ganhdi Bombay, India- ficult problem that now confronts us April 14, 1923. and time alone will solve it. Caste Due to a rather unfortunate com- is merely a frank, scientific statement bination of circumstances I am able to of fact in India as it exists in all give to the readers of The Daily j countries to a 'greater or Less degree, accoftut of al ...…

…THE MICJ-llGAN~ DAILY /73f,04 'p ,,~, ~Read the Daily ' i -41 , weak to me. The war is dragged in, Y - ~-- - -____...- )iajestic fortunately only briefly, and the whole "°° ' ugPont" w~h' tr iiT H thenme of the latter half of Mir. Brom- tu~Mjsi oa u fm IN RV I W ieds toy enes rondthiiene 1a ~ltthrough VWed~nsday is an entertinng 3081- 12 0. ain St 'ta teMntrwuddevour them coibi~nat ion of: society, love, murder----._.__ __ allinth ed. u...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. ._ T.. ____ _ ,. _ :.. man . Atusic and Drama to 4 jo Summer YA .; Seldes Favors Synco pa t M usic in the is to be given, but local musicians will V sS essio offer a regular series of concerts, with r -summer Session an occasional visiting soloist, and sev- A s 267'5CNisCal___o + eral lecture-recitals are scheduled. Ausicdduring the summer session, !Members of the faculty of the Un- c THE LIVELY ART OF MR. ...…

…TI_1*)%THE MICHIGAN DAILY Bwtilding 4 4 e-:4 A lice Freeman4 inent Men Express Need r Michigan League Buildng ORCHEST RA TO PLAY HE he Women's League campaign ch is being carried on by the alum- of the University is heartily en- ued by the prominent men in Ann .O an elsewhere. Some of their :ements In regard to the need of a gue building are as follows: President Marion Leroy Burton: The Michigan League Building is the women. The wh...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Viii Broadcast Olympic Results,Game From WCBC Satu ILAN TO GIVE SIMULTANEOUS IRECT WIRES TO CARRY DETAILS TO LISTENERS IN EVERY PORT OF ,OUNTRY NOTIFY ENTRANTS Inegative side always goes to the grid conclude the Wuerth early week pro- served tea with a kick. Need] W hat The W ild W aves A re Saying- return, while the positive side is: "gra "'y, her profits werrend R adio s " nected to the negative of the "A"'. "Tea With ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY HIS NASfERS VOKE'' , _ .? (HIMSELF) In, His / AND HIS Sensational Orchestra K4 Concert Program OF "6An Experiment in Oft %0 Am erican Artists "MUSIC" "Mae= I HILL AtDITO IJV Y Thursday, M~ay , a:- at U.00O P u U f,~ r ' g ' ., This "King of Ame~ican D.'ance Music..! can be heard! only on *? t i { A 6. .' ; 'r' +, k HEAR HIS RECORDS AT Grinnell Brot"noers s1 S. MAIN, Scha...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE RBOR REi L EST TE PROSPE vim; / . .. , OUTI1 Holmes Claims Realty Values Are Stronger In Ann Arbor I L ESTATE MAN STATES 1 APPRECIATE BEAU. by F. Roy Holmes Reators of Ann Arbor are asked almost daily as to their opinion of Real Estate conditions at present, and what they thing of the prospect for the future. . Speaking for .one of them, I believe if there Is any city in the United States in which realt...…

…T Ht MICHiIGAN OAILL 7 - r . U U. 3't a*Ut m U -A MU U a-U'U'-U f nU a U.i-K No city in the' United States offers better opportunity thane does Ann Arbor, for the establishment of a beautiful,, pleasin~g and delightful home. No homes, in America offer, greater opportunities than do those of An~n Arbor, for re- 'finied living conditions and at the same time~ ssatisfying incomes. In the Southeast section- of our city, two blocks from t...…

…THE MICHIGAN -DAILY PA THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA I Increase Noted In Nationwide PG IIECTProperty Taxes1 __ aT _ rntinued from Page Seventeen) roperties in Ann Arbor. In this yiew Mr. Carr told of the dream as had of making the remark-l eautiful land to the east of Ann' a picture spot in Michigan. eels that Ann Arbor Hills is a; opment that he may leave to the generation as a momument to ife work of city building. Tremmel who is a Michigan i...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAn Ir "for Better ___Vxworn - M. IM 41 , o Ire---"' '' x MAL., O/ Y a TRACT O 0 o Uo 4Ls No S * Use '&Acr .'i- tom - I t = 7 5 r SPA) O ANNuARBOR HILS t *, -OU___ to See 441-F-I for Please do not drive over the newly made roads when, wet. We are allowing the roads-which cost over $15,000--to settle" before "putting on. the gravel. In driving 'out go to our fartherest entrances-those on the Washtenaw Av...…

…WEATHER TER; PROBABLY SHOWERS f Y Sit 4&r tti MEN I ASSOCIATI WESTERN CONFER EDITORIAL ASSOCI No. 174 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN; SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, 1- --- --.__..I ______ t II Morgana-Schipa Score Huge Triumph With Festival Concert WPHONY TOD Y rl .1t . i l CONSIDERED TWO P OFFERED AT FESTIVAL It 1 I'OF ' ORREST LAMONT WILL APPEAR HERE TO NIGHT irst American Performance of Opera" La Primavera...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY: SATURDA INVESTIGATION ON OF MEANS' GHAR6 Senate Committee Hears Accusat Of Spy Work Within Own Proceedings LOSS OF ,PAPERS CLAIMED BY DEFEX1IET 1W C Washington, DC., May 23, (By.A -Between rankling exchange of t and jibs, which involyed sena lawyers, and witnesses, the: Daugh investigating committee, inquired lay into the status of the federal1 secution against Gaston B. Me its star . informant, and heatedly: bated charg...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY G ... I s n j ° VI , .. ., PLAINS REASON FOR 4207LEAG.UE PLEO&E (Continued from Page One) nal campaign headquartersA i sizes the fact that although every igan alumnae can become a mem- of the University of Michigan Lea- by sub scrlbin& $50, this amount s not represen~ her responsibility fara .themilliop. ,di.olr camnpaign. concerned: It is pointed out that pry alunnae must pledge. $207 to the dif the campaign is to ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ at tt74ateJ Al, NEWSPAPER OF THE NERSITY OF? MICIGAN ed every morning except Monday e University ytear by the Board in fStudent Pulhlications. rs ofWestern Conference Editorial gy. ssociated Press is e: lusively en~ he use for republication of all newsI credit-ed to it or not otherwisef n this piper and the local news pub. Iat the postoffice at Ann tAr' x: , 'as second class matter. Special rate c granted b". Third Assi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY III 1 Caillaux Is Seen As In Position To iSLATPRFSO ,Stage "Comeback" TO SPEAK IN ANN ARBOR8 to be Stress. Aarships FIRST INSTITUTION ITS KIND 'IN JHEWORLD "tunity for study unider men reputation, instruction of iduates from institutions of alll intries as well as our. own, the ration of fellowships Including study I travel abroad, and post graduate truction for teachers and. men who end to enter public life or the...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY will,, IIIIA116AW--.00, /AOOOM Wwk 41I (I i I II IIII II!lIWU "% L.- rl Yl li ) KN MW-j r" f i.I l! 1 ft ..rte Twk ..... - J RAIN SLOWS DOWN PRE[P TRACK STARS' (Continued from Page One) First heat-Won by Grim, Columbus South High;' Jerrels, Lansing and Levitt, Toledo Scott, tied for second. Time-10.4 see. Second heat-Won by Baldwin, Dan- ville, Ill.; Eberlin, Toledo Waite. Time -10.3 sec. Third heat-Won by R...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..,_..._ _____.r- C'') r,.d } U pm-~ r . .. ... N-- ..r..wr...+ rt ri.Y w . - l .............. .......................Y S/iissix ....t bUi.i iiY stil.R Twlhe li 0111MB Oash\Grooory Our Motto: "The Most for Your Monoy" SATURDAY'S SPECIALS 10 lbs. Sugar, Pure Cane, Only ...................... ,....... 79c Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen, only ........ ,....................24c 1 peen- Fancy Sand Grown Pota...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY-. . _v _,. ... ..... DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive 'notice to all members of the University. Copy received by tha Agssitt to the Pg ceident until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. in. Saturday l Vonume 4 SA1TTBIAY, MArTY 24, 1921 Nunter 174 vlpllne:s By action of the Administrative Board, May 22, Lester G. Wittman has +n suspended from the University for the remainder of the semester on aunt of...…

…A6r r MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MY2,12 AL, 11. - 1924 f R flntEVT Hiss Act. i j , I Waite, Hlammner Throw: Won by K~etz, iDe- troit Southwestern;' second, Westoni Detroit central; third, 'Williams, De- troit North~ern; fourth, Noah, Detroit Central. Distance, 124 feet 1 inch. Runninag Broad Jump: Won by Smith, Battle Creek; second, Robin- son, Detroit Northwestern; third, Gil-1 bert; K~alam~azoo Central; fourth,- Kitchen., Lansing. Distanc...…

…I first All sociat .will be as- of that fl ?ts who care to act as leaders University of Michigan Fresh np of the S. C. A. are needed ~according to a recent state-1 iy Lewis, C. Reimann, '18, who ave charge of the institution 3coming summer. As a rule re rbre applicants than there camp departments. Reimann desiresf to make clear the facts that no camp experience, is necessary, as the Freshb JAir camp work is unique, and full in-J struction...…

…r Miss Estelle Downing, professor of rhetoric at Ypsilanti State NormaI will speak Sunday night; May 25, at the First M. E.L church on the sub- ject of "Wor'ld Peace." Miss Dowvning who recently addressed the Women's clb bof this city, has, ju.st returned! from a meeting of the International World Congress for P ~eace' at Wash- ington. Mr~s. Ruthi. Buchmnan, of Ann Ar- bor, who was a delegate of the Wom- en's club of Ann Arbors to ,the same c...…

…It tie many clubs ,on ial year is one. that n kept as a secret -- [t is the Green Inlk t Stildent wrtterti their manuscr~iptsI It is of thec o, be marl '04, of is one of I Tel. 'V1ce: LEPHONE 165, 3238 soaswan Laundry Alrbor's Leading Cleaners …

…Rj tL Sf r ~aiAg SSOC1 %t'tITICN C( EDI'TORIAL A 173 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, F - - Italian Tenor On Program Tonight ranz nz Artists Win Merit In Second Concert By Balanced Program ORI OIT Y OF l4 OF PRINCETON Y R UNS SECOND Wm. J. Bryan To Be Appointed Chair- man of Committee On Bills And Overtures Grand Rapids, May 22, (By .P.)- Dr. Clarence E. McCartney, forty-four year oldr bac...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i d ^" - -.. -A F - )f Musi is America f EXpu ere is a little of the true German iliCity, a little of the continental lderment with the hurry and bus- iere, a little lack of understand- of American customs, in the make Sniy Krieger. Add to that a t* that will be always young, an asity of feeling, a dramatic fire is the gift of a few, a childilke est in everything about her, and have Emmy Krueger, the woman. aihe Kru...…

…THE' MICHIGAN DAILY -4 ............. ...... .......... 41 II IIIMMW MAy i l lil iiiii rwr 11 wY Yw ! a.. M YIYI1 i - 1 w )MEN DISCUSS PEACE N INTRAINLMEFI hicago, May 22.-The first inter- Tonal summer school held in the ed States,~ the sixth of the Womn International League for Peace Freedom, was opened when Jane~ anms, interg~atI onal president, pre- led women ~repreenting 20 foreigni atries to a Chicago audience Mon- "Peace Sunday." Ea...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY________ iIlj a s ICIAL NIEWSPAPER OF THE' U1'VEJITY 4W OFMICHIGAN 1'ied er"ery IiornI Ig Fexcept Monday it s tlii1' Uiverint% year by the Board in trtd o ri Studt )! u1"ie ions. ernrs or3 'Westertn Conference Editorial ) ixion l d tot'u' u~. Io' rqU'Ilcatln e o~il en itdul rr'dIki ('t01'.r1 t 5~l~wise li li i pet a-rnd ltlo ea l it ss .ws ',tleired a.t the :lo f~c a t Ant) Ar'(n iala , . c¢.pl~ C 05F tLa~fr. )pecla rat...…