…THE Z I PROBABLY TODAY I Mr 5k 43UU xtl i- DAY fli tIf n ~ SERVIaCE 4 .. No. 152 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, MAY 2.1922 PRICE FIVE -. - JAVY VOTE EXPE CTED TODA ' llichianesNsights All Campus Vection Nominees . Proves Success ._____ E"A complete success" was the ver- Following is a list of nominees for the All-Campus election Tuesday, dict returned bn the Michigan Night 'May 2: program despatched Saturday evening President S...…
… DEDICATED TO JUSTICE or-,- ItI at l MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS F RIGHT PAGES k'KL(Ji fiVE CEN7 fTS! a VOL. XXXV. No. 156 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1925 RIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ----- HUMIR MAGAINE [DITORS CONVENE AT UNION TODAY REPRESENTATIVES HOLD INITIAL BUSINESS SESSION THIS 3MORNING OHIO MAN PRESIDES D H. Haines of Journalism Depart- ment Will Address Delegates at Banquet Tonight Starting the a...…
…" 41 4 :it wf augx ASSOCIATI PRESS )A Y AND NIGHT _!I r ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1920. PRICE THREE __ PLANS rEnIOc Commerce Club Affilates Self With Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity, 'H NS FOR -i__- Phi chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi, a national commercial fraternity, was installed here yesterday by members of the Commerce club. Initiation of the 43 members took place yesterday afternoon and in the evening the new fraterni...…
…I ~DAY / ~fr i4an :3ati 31 and WESTERN CONFE EDITORIAL ASSO' 155 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, F [0 TOWNS N900 BELT S PLACE TOTAL AT MORE K 111 LINA WORSE EAN OTHERS erty Damage Esthnated To ReachI rell Over Ten Million: Troops On Guard lanta, Ga., May 1.-(By AP)- i and rural communities, strick- y an epidemic of tornadoes that d ruthlessly through seven sou- i states yesterday wer...…
…)ESTABLISHED 1890 I..g L i A [aiit MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVZII, NO. 158. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1928. RIGHT HOPKINS MAKES TALK BEFORE FIFTH ANNUAL HONORS CONVOCATION 6 STRESSES "BALLAST AND SAIL" ACCOMPANIED BY DEFINITEI CONVICTIONS IS DARTMOUTH PRESIDENT Internal Relations.Of Life Should Be Adapted To External Changes, Educator Emphasizes Stressing the necessity of both "bal- last and sail" in types of ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890. TN 4F 41P AL ful, t an ilailjj MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 157 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS .........rte.... GREAT BRITAIN IN DANGER O Wl'ALXJUT OE 0A,000,000 MEN IS THREATENED BY TRADES UNION MAY USE TROOPS Agreement Between Miners' Union And Government Must Be Reached Before Tuesday (1y Associated Press) LONDON, May 2.-The meetin between the c...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 V t t . :45 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS No. XXXIX, No. 155. ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1929. WOMEN'S LEAGUE'Expert Senses 1fPChangenublic Speaking IEblooCHEERS, PN "Probably the greatest achieve- when one contestant gave the same ment of the Northern Oratorical oration three times, losing more league is its influence in trans- disastrously each time. forming public speaking from the To Michigan has gone the dis- nsf...…
…THER FOWERS Y itb ~ahI I'VOTE TODA 2 153 EIGHT PAGES, ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1921 EIIGHT PAGES i. VOT EXPECTED IN CA PUS ELECIU4 RES FIRST ANNUAL1 I BANQUET HELD AT I BY SIGMA DELTA CHI ter. THE CAMPUS BALLOT FQolo-wiiIgisI colas of thle All-Cmipus b)allot a'j it appears today wlieii s ideuni -will select lealders IIn VCtlvitcs for the coining year. .FAC. Gives $6000 For Switmming Pool; ~4TUENTCOUNCIL (A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - ~ T~' - )F THE UNIVERSITY Monday during the iJner Student PublicatIons. q. Mt1MBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRE SS e 'Asseated Press is excl*si* * entitles to the use atioa of all news dispatches ere ted ts it or sot other'r la this paper. and the local news published thereis. ered at the postosge at Ann Arbor, Miehigam. as sec utter. scription by csrrier or soil, $.se- ces: Ann Arbo r Press Buiflsig, Maynard street. sme...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGANDAL DAILY SATURDAY. MAY 1925 PAGE TWO SATURDAY. MAY 2. 1~25 ARRANGE TAG DAY FOR SIC. ,CAMP Annual Camipaign for Cam~p WYill Take Place Next Tuesdazy Funds HO E TO RAI E $1500 Tag Day, an annual event on the campus for the purpose of raising funds to help support the Student Christian association Fresh air camp, will be held Tuesday. Fifteen hun- dred dollars or more is the aim of the committee making arrangement...…
… ( TION OF PRESIDENT ANGELL CIAL NEWSPAPER, OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ed every morning except Monday during the Univer- y the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ssociated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for n of all news Oispatches credited to it or not otherwise this paper and the local news published therein. I at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second r. iption by carrier or ma...…
…rhalisin, and to ditors some con- ced stages of the Y i i I i pr( Forty Schools uin Arbor :May 9, 10 will SOCIETYI from more thIan 40' ghout this state will n Ar bor for the thirdj tion of the Michigan In- Press association, to be 9, and 10, under the igma Delta Chi, nation- al Journalistic frater- Those on the committee are: Pro- gramns, Robert Tarr, '24; housing-, Wil- '1Lam Stoneman, '25; registration, Dav- id Bramble, '25; arrangeme...…
…____ ___ ____ ____ ___ THE MICHIGAN DAILY yrtlv ~WVI1 T RESULTS TO TESTS Small Is Criticized By Former Chairman wtARVAit11R Ns ituroGITVE S RESE'LTS OF EXP~ERIMENT AT RIJ)GE SCHOOL Finds Worker W1ho Wants Spending M~oney, But Need Not Work, Is Worst Scholar B~oys who support themselves while in school are the most successful. The least successful are those who work only for spending money. Non- workers fall between these two class- Theseae ...…
… rAGs TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY t~ITNDAY, MAY 2, 1926 NOTED AERONAUT 1 WILL TALK HERE Winner Of International! Balloon Illace To Address Aeronautical Society At Meeting Tuesday Night HOLDS NATIONAL TITLES Latest developments in lighter-ihan- air craft will be reviewed by Ralph H. Upson, chief engineer of the Air- craft Development corporation of De-- troit, before a meeting of the Aero- nautical society at the Union Tues- day night. The Airc...…
…rPAGC .TWO, TH E MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1929 . STATE FOREST WEEK SCHEDULED TO STAR T ANNUAL EXHIBIT MAY 5'' P Green Designates Day For Opening Of Event; Ann Arbor Men Get Appointments CLU,'PLAN WINDOW SHOWt Michigan; Forest week has been proclaimed for the week beginning May 5-, accerting to a report issued! recently by\ Governor Fred W. Green, who at the same time ap-I pointed Arthur W. Stace, of Ann! Arbor, as chairman of...…
…- T~~~HE MICIG~AN DAILY ______ VALIFORN1A BIOLOGIST OBERLIN PROESORTO U.S" co itn"Evy WIL LETUR TNI JT~SPAK N__ATHDRLS scus utul e Problems Pro. ChaleS :AtwCood K( fo-, ci- ~~ce pd rofe9;,o ' Cof fine ,41~* : n .lt bino 'is t and he^(d(:..1,teZOOl - t;atObrlnraltic xi" pek<t.a~ ogy department ,at the Univ raSit of 4:15 o'cl o k iii; aftCnToonin the we !t : S ' >:t Cal ornia, will deliver a 1)opularIt le ze .lry ofArlmni;..., moal hail on } tu...…
…. a a aaa .a i 'i s a LANE HALL AUDIENCE "MOON MAGIC" A\D "LITTLE RED - RIDING HOOD" GIVEN BY H. L. BURN1ETT, '23. Harry L. Burnett, '23, presented "Moon Magic" and "Little Red Riding. Hood,'' two marionette shows, at Lane hall, Saturday afternoon, under the auspices of the Child's Conservation League. Those who read the parts in "Moon Magic" were Ralph Johnson, '23,Helen Elliott, '23, Ed. and Esther Hollands, S. of M. The parts in "Little R...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AEr J_ l s l rt i The { Campus better it ea of juf whrvere their money goer. Tile fnin is a club for. the. I. \. if;7, :ii.l'1 a ViewV Cal, tit",, 18(1 f la' V~ii''"11 1 11011 is; all kno ho th stittion1 is making lunch given at the Chamber of Corn-B ilEq p et thle political science department ad-! Valuing $40,01.00 ~TI~f~II~f (dressedfihe 1boys. Today TUL 15'os lyoidos h ipment to the value of $40,000 program which is...…
…igel, '20, Oarlotte, Michigan, F. Hall, '20, Manistique, principal of high school. Woodruff, '20, Charlotte, Latin and English. I iunert, '20, Boyne City, Fnplich k News From The Other Colleges I VACANCIES I Marion Michigan, Anna E Helen, G. Cady, '20, Niles, Michi- niversity of gan, English in Junior high school. ., English. Muriel R. Lambert, '20, Boyne 0, Cadillac, City, Michigan, history. Margaret A. Miller, '20, St. Jo- rand Haven,...…
…Y i . .., Y -1 . N--/ . L. r ® Al o oil ) irlr NYrrrrYiYwrl i.>. r ... is .. .. L 'ORI MAYO NIS, QUOITS, D IN AFTER- TO '/ a tradition of the niversity, will be held , on Palmer field. The be preceded by theI it, field games and a r all University wo- Spring Clothes To Be Displayed At Party Today Six types of spring clothes includ- ing lingerie, sport costumes, suits, street coats, afternoon dresses, and evening gowns will be displ...…
…. 2, 1928. THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,. - . :a : _ . 11teatre Was Scene Of Biggest Riot Crew Of German Monoplane Bremen i Decorate Grave Of Floyd Bennett DAT T iPLAY PRACTICI FoU1 STUDENTS ARE ACCUSED OF WV l1lTL1NG 1)U1ING VERlFORM ANCE OBEY REQUEST TO LEAVE Mantager's Itenarks Rcsu't In Ipris. ing wlil Ends In Violence, Damage, And Legal Tangle .. It was on a Saturday in. Marph, 1908, that the worst of the infamous student demonstrations to...…
…SU~1NDAY, MAY2, 1926 TJ-12 T~Ur A rhA i V irk a A' Vh Ami4,w4wm a 11_ 1i a I- 1 LHIL. PAGE ITl~HErS . *1T EII XEUUIIVE /OEE[KS FO URTH TER M iAlex Groesheck Becomes Candidate I "To Complete His Program" Of -Varied improvements "PI'C IES WELL KNOW}' N" (By Associated Press) D ZDETROIT, May 1.-Gov. Alex J. ",nroesb~eck today announced his can- didacy for a fourth term as chief executive of Michigan. A; desire to see to,,their completion pr...…
…tURSDAY, MAY 2, 1921L THE MICHIGAN DATCY lul I11II110mml 11111luiim , IHL&Tim MIrv ................... all am . ____9- s.-- . Drop verything Be Ready to Save oShoe I I 1 I I Entire Stock ot High Must We Turned Into Cash Grade SHOES for Men and Women as Quickly as Possible .It tMUST Be Done Due to his continued illness Mr. C. H. Allmand finds it necessary t~o withdraw from the partnership of Allmand & Forsythe proprietors of th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0111, Cn1 schedule for the spring tennis moent ha's been posted in Bar- 'ymnaSij-M. 'Th1e first round musst yed off by May S. cast of the Senior Girls' play Leet at 4 o'clock this after- n Sarah Caswell Angell hall. BAEBLLPELIMINARIS Several of the women's prelimiin- ary Laseball gamesNwiill eplayed tliis week and the first part of ne~xt week according to the followings sche- dule: at 5 o'clock today, Betsy Bar- bour vs. I...…
… * t .. -S I LITS, NOTICE lits interested in in- aseball report at the of Ferry field at 3 rms for Cheerleaders one having an idea as to is for cheer leaders are ed to describe same in a and seed to A. O. Cuth- .016 E. University Ave. for PENS." Nickle's Ar- lv. se our Aderttuers.-AdV Fisher's Pitchers Hold Enemy Batters entire infield plays a faster game than. Helpless Wilie Varsity the Varsity infield of last year. Hits..~ard Klein Gets ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Studeat Publicatios. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Asociated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republicatio of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwse credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor Michigan, as second ...…
…". . . V r-------------- ' !': __~_ TANK MEET SLATED FO THURSDAY AFTERNOON VARSITY ANDf INELIGIBLES MEET IN LOCAL "Y" POOL TOI ready ed by occu- ement BOB COOK' Cook, 7ichigan Runner, Protege Of Coach Farrell weatherare Bob Cook, one of Michigan's most gel, Reindel, dependable dash men is the product and Kelsey. of East high school of Cleveland 0. caming along While at East high, Bob, performed in nagedlto hit the 100 and 220 yard d...…
…GA A VI.t L I OF THE ed every morning except Monday e University year by the Board in )f Student Publications. rs of Western Conference Editorial on. Lssociated Press istexclusively en- the use for republication of all news s creditedrto it or not otherwise n this paper and the local news hub- erein. i at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, as second class matter. Special rate e granted by Third Assistant Post- eneral. .ption by carrier, $3.50; b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEtDNESDA - ...1~ ______ - . THEATER{ BOOKS music' TONIGHT: The pupils of James Hamilton iii. a Students' Recital at S o'clock in the School of Mulsc auditorim. TONIGHT: The Harris Players present Pirandello's "Right you Are" in the Harris Guild Theater at S :30 o'clock. D)RAMATCS IN FRENCH Thursday night at 8:15 the French Club will present their annual French play, "Le Docteur' Miracle," in the Mimes theater as the final...…
… PAGE 1'Oi IC THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1926 Published every morning except Mondiay duringthe University year by the Bu m in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication' of all news dispatcheshcredited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoffice at...…
…TFrM TIT tA q'TAIEY- - ~lI~rn5x% ~ .v . : . , . . , . Published ev ery morning except Monday diung the University year by the Board in Control of Studest Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled:to the use fo' republication of all news dispatches redited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news" pub- Uished herein. Entered at tie postoffice at ...…
…THEI MICHIGAN DAILY - ._M. _ 'SPAP horninlg Publicat rn Con This situ.ation became more flagrant~ The scholar, however, represents~ .. , as time went on and has culminatedI accomplishment just as truly as dloes in the modern yellow press. The the athlete. It is intellectual accom- 'ER OF THE evils o~f yellow Journalism would niot plishment as contrasted with physi- 111CHIGAX be soget if they were confined to cal prowess, but it is none the ...…
….pite of the fact that the weath- s warm for such work, more than en donned the moleskins and I out for spring football practice y afternoon. Keen competition ng shown in the individual pro- :y contest. One-half of each standing in this contest will I upon the showing he 'makes ;tournament that is to be held end of the season, and the other will depend upon the regularity attendance and upon the im-. nent shown in daily practice. ch "Tad" Wiem...…
…SATT7RDAY, MAY 2, 1025 THE MICHIGAN DAILY sA~m1~AY, MAY 2, 152~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY TA A 1;NO TICES CABINETl Display NE wUE TUR A ET omen wo have signed up for riloesItuyaetaerquae oSrng Fashions f u chir new tele~hone numbners1 afterd 5Y$TEM FOR NEXT YEARl, At Leagufe Party' WI IL ST90T W[DNESOAY theirnane on the list in Babour t gynsum-h frtround mute : e I Cnmr1dsplays of latest fashions plydofbMnayftro. Changes will be made in the admin...…
…---'----- I PEAKING OF SPORTS t.h IS i ge of Jack Enzer aseball captain positions on th have been wor th diamoud at Fe 'ast week. Cand )us positions tur the first call an abers more than7 !71 . ByBOB. Famous Athletes, No. 1-Homer According to the most reliable sour- ces, Homer (not Heath), acquired his 'n cognomen by his prowess with the in bat. In fact, he was the Babe Ruth of he the Asia Minor circuit (there were no k- major leagues i...…
…£1 -l rd :V 1 '. &f t-1 1 VA 1 L Y i -- . / . b / ... ' AUTO PA a I FOR irTIRES, B1ATTEi J, 1 41 nrr r~rrwr - - rl..ir rrwrAu AND per strike you that our Ford ride like a. AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING ACCESSORi ES yo0u Lin- y Did you ever think that.you could ideover the rough est roads, and think OU were riding on the smoothest pave- nent? Ican be done by letting us equip ~ ror car with DUPLEX CANTILEVER hock .Absorbers. -w JUST BR...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY <<f . lnm&,VAVA one ......-. i" ,,, .,i S. Zi i r r ----- - --- - - ------ r ,. , t IlL . .4-t. *irr, /"a wr+ tr PLAY COSTUMES WILL PHYSICAL EDUCATION Last League Party Will Be Held Fridav BE FOR S EDListen ladies, it is the lave league party on the calendar, and n is going Daily Bulletin of Sportswomen Middle-Western Athletic Conference !I All Median Uniform',, Sailor )ults And Old.Fashioned Costumes To Be Inc...…
…'t- 4 \' SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1926 TNF. MTrHTr.AN DATT V Tf-iFl:.!v[1\.1 11AM LVLAtJVL p .v71 w " VVAv -, MWA IL'5c F2 vt I LAWN FETE TO AID0 °i Lamibda Theta WO E'SLMbds Initiaation Pi Lambda Theta, honorary educa- tional sorority initiated its new mem- bers at 6 o'clock Friday night in the U6lerradute.Campi nCommtte red room of Martha Cook dormitory. Undergraduate Campaign Committee Immediately after the initiation cere- Aid Doritorie...…
…1 'r . 'fig. 7 TI! T HS PA- F °t t Y'E . ,. , ., A VIA VA AM AM IMI5 s- is :1! r} 1j t t,. University Of Oklahoma Was Hostess ZHonor System Calls NOTICE JNTToWomen's Inter-collegiate Convention For Higher Ideals Glee Club and Orchesis will have _ ___ I its dress rehearsals for the program ALCHIRMAN!AI lINi the opening of the men's Mergf into a common purpose campuses, too, smoking is banned, "Honorsystems are only success- Leaue at...…
…TH-E MICHIGAN' DAILY William P. Henderson--Varsity has- intercollegiate debating team, freshl of directors, Michigan Optic advisory EgbertI e Q ualifications Of h(t~all, V7arsity football, elan spread committee, board ofj board. Keandnaseth Women's League, vice-president of tW~1ter' K. Scherer--w-bslCess ;toff ad1,l anldidaties For F 1 ee tions STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION; Women's League. i of The D~aily, Student counifjl. Michig aner Pre...…
…fessor F in ds man Skull On wn Of Campus ty se Led ge ph ' Discoveries may come, and discov-} eries may go, but a discovery has abeen made recently upon the cam- ural pus which is destined to go down in Be the annals of Anthropology'as one of remendous moment. etch- While cutting across the grass be- hind the museum yesterday, a promi- was nent professor chanced to notice, stoli nestling in the grass, what appeared ~ar- to be a large and rat...…
…sxa THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' §ATURDA.Y, MAY 2, 1925 SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1925 ,w . - ... """ h _... .. .r.. ...... ._ .: __. _.r " MOWER" GOLF TERA OPENS -SCHEDULE TODAY Captain ldohbw(rthi, eeley, Glover, And Lehman To (ompete Against 0. S. l. MATCHES START AT 9 Michigan's Varsity golf team will tee off today in the opening match of the season when the Wolverines encounter the Ohio State golfers on the Ann Arbor golf club course. The si...…
…[I'll TESTS' FIELD CROWDED BOOSTERS OF MANY TEAMS WITH terfraternity indoor baseball has Tn an exceedingly large number to y field and an onlooker wouid ed be surprised at the large unt of enthusiasm displayed by various aggregations yesterday.. Chi won from Phi Kappa Sigma he large score of 8 to 2, Phi Del- 'heta lost a hotly contested fra- to Delta Upsilon, 8 to 5, while Gamma Delta won a swatting by the score of 22' to 14 from the ks. )...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY ""... .. Nil, So WIF lmi I : Wllll!IIWIW . ,. __. CK SUDT 9KE REST TODAY1 apidly Rounding Into Shale for Oio Meet Next Satur- day r- IAN AND HULSE TO BE V FOIRX FOR BUCIMYE TILTI igan's Varsity track team will day and take a light workout ow as part of their preparation Ohio State meet which is to d here a week from tomorrowl -on. e outdoor season developes the iquad is rounding into perfect There have been a num...…
…r THE MI(I-ITCAN DAILY pw - IDMEN WILL INAUGURATE SPRING' SERIES TOD PAIR Of CONTESTS TO MARK OPENI NGOf ROUND ROBIN TOURNEY FOR CHAMPIONSHIP WOLVEINENINEIT B [ FRESHMEN LACK MAINTAINS FIRST 1 IUJ) PROMERSW I IN BIGTEN RACE IWEIGHT EVENTS (x AME iillS WEi III HRLLEJ PABPDOCK With the Varsity meet now pas t Fridayf' rl-history, Saturday's telegraphic cla,;h Saturday i,1 O rme Scech Sprint Chainpioi Ics with the Ohio State freshmen loom...…
… 4 P'ACE SIXt ,THE MICHIGAN DAILY DA, J MAY 2, 112( __.... UM It _ l .. ,. . r , '+ 1 -a----- Varsity Tennis And Golf Squads Victorious On Foreign Fields BUCKEYES PROVE [ASY OPPONENTS Wolverines Conquer Ohio State Team By Overwhelming 191.2 To 4 1-2 Score CAPTAIN FEELY STARS3 (Special to The Daily COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 1.-Michi- gan's Varsity golf team registered an overwhelming victory over the Ohio State team at the Scioto Coun...…
…,AGE ~ Sr~- THE MICHICAN DAILY f THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1020 I _ _ ._ COLGATE TO OPEN CAM E SERIES HERE TODAY MAROON NINE COST FR ANNUAL TILT WITH MICHIGAN; GARDNR MAY TAKE MOUND FOR VISITORS lT H N AfEE FOR OPPONENT Michigan Tennis Team Meets Colgate Today 1 . WOLVERINES WIN TWO TANK TITLES CaptainAwit and 200 Yard Relay WMintraub Will Start Game At Quartet Win Championships ,fhird Base Despite i Detroit Meet In jury Injry Capturing...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Maw ft- -Aft" ftwmftm.-ft- +.... VAN" j- II CUIWNIIIIIWWD) } i ti WOW v SIYTEAMS MEET M, A. 13 ON DIAMOND AND COT TOOD7Y Intramural Items ITON NEY The fraternity horseshoe schedule for today, May 2, is as follows: 3 o'clock, Phi Kappa Psi vs. Cygnus, Psi Upsilon vs. Trigon, Beta Phi Delta vs. Peers, Alpha Sigma Phi vs. Nu Sigma Nu, Lambda Chi Alpha vs. Delta AlphaILight Heavy C Epsilon; 4:30 o'clock, Delta ...…
… ;1 :t'; iociety wul nod a very im- eting at 7':30 o'clock Wed- ning at the Delta Gamma nesday house- embers of the Women's Ath- jation will be allowed to vote s of the association at spring on Tuesday. Any girl who ied 100 honor points is elig- embership. Those who areI n whether they are listed as >r eligible to membership are to stop at the election table city hall today. T HlE THEATErS ' TODAY SCREEN 'i s i i i The regular practi...…
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