…,STABLISHED 1890h Ig Abr I t at MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 168. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1928. EIGHT PAGES TSHATTERS VARSTYNCKMEN WINKE WEIGHTR FROMOPHERD FHO 6IV I -E Alll E DEFE TS ILII OIS-T VICE 11 TAG DAYS TO BE HELDARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR FRESH AIR CAMP{OR MUSIC FESTIVAL TOMORROWJ TUESDAY TO BEGIN WEON[SDAY I OUTELDERPG'H IEI NI2F'-DOMnFE IN N INNING : i IN CLOSE MEET RHEA TAKES HIGH POINT HONO...…
…____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ THE MICHIGAN DAIL"Y t~ht i g an in andl >>~again, polising men in particulair, and- their leader. i, a all( Itering it. "Varsity" ws finished by Sunday ''It it's -oo,,i eiioiigl we'll dedicate iOring flg n Moo;(, took it hack to 'INSPIRED BY OEMANO>tn' Whi potnt--ara ppruiy i greed Moore. Up1 untili thist tine there ; i held in IT-Ball--Moore presenltedl (Conntiu1na rn iPaap nnlUbadJbeen no song writteni for'Yost- (C...…
…GRI SONG COMPOSFDI SFOR EASTERN GAMES ,a (Continued from page two ) N o iii 1 the new found song Neither Lawton16 nor Moore needed to "sell" ther ma-" sterpiece to the students The song was flashed on the screen while Moore r played it on the organ, only interrup- ting his playing to aid Fred Lawton in leading the singing. As Professor Moore now says, the song was a hit,- it "went over big:' But one straw lay in the path of success, and this s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MA M-mk" ''' " ! ''' h '', '3 ' ' 1 '1 , ; ''i "' Published every morning except Monday luring the University year by the Board in 'ontrol of Student Publications Member of Weters Conference Editorial Association The Associated' Press is exclusively en- :itled to the use for republication of all news lspatches credited to it or not otherwise :redited in this paper and the local news pub. ished herein Entered at t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 191 IWWAVAVAM A'0 m -vv-emu- zs r x ., PALM[RFIELD WILL BE SCENE OF ANNUAL FRESHMAN PAGEANT TUESDAY Plcnic Begins At 5:30 O'clock, Pageant fines for absences from rehearsals be- Opens At 7 O'clock, And Pro- ing used to cover food expenses. cession At 8 O'clock Posters Are Displayed. Posters submitted, in the annual TO REHEARSE TOMORROW Freshman pageant poster contest are, now being exhibited in the windows of Lantern n...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATLY , ILLINOIS TENNIS TEAM WIA TS IN EASY VICTORY, 72 I. Football Candidates Look For Rinehart, Display Fine Talent' Indiana Javelin Ace, MATCH Of THIS YEAR y hWIN SCHOLASTIC MEET ToWin First Places LEADS HURDLERS IN GOPHER MEET: FIRST GAME[DW RAISE IJdh .U01 FU NDS FOR OLYMPICS Pla~yers 4 haie tOfJPaiy Illinois (C-ipture. IN inc Mttre As TIeamn Fiotii Se ell Of P~lay ed GRAHlAM TAKES SINGLES Taking five out of ...…
…^-^ ^r r .,THE.MICHIGAN .DAJLYi NOTWSENWINS~ IN ANNUALf FIELNFT o'. ,r: & , J i <s . 11'4; ;. ''A, Uix ,.,; (Continued fromu Page Six) (Thompsoni (N. .W.) second, Smilth ((Cas)' third, Pongrace (1+.) fourth.I Tinme, 1:59. Broad jump-Won y Snowvden (N. rE.), Waird (A. A.) second, Nelson ((1. '. S.) third, Brown (Redford) fourth. Distanice, 21 feet, 11 3-4 inches. Pole vault-'Won b osen(.R 1.) and Roster (Kalamazoo), vie for Brit; B.riney ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUN phony Orchestra and the following soloists: Marie Montana, soprano, Merle Alcock, contralto, Tudor Davies, tenor, Raymund Koch, baritone, Chase Baromeo, bass, Earl V. Moore, conductor. The Third May Festival concert will take place Friday afternoon, May 18, at 2:30 o'clock; soloists: Marie Montana, soprano, Benno Rabinof, violin; the Children's Festival Chorus will sing "The Quest of the Queer Prince" by Hyde with orche...…
…TA -IED Jr Ap 41P -.AL Air at A -: : _ _ .. --- --- - ,. XXXVII, No. 161 TEN PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1927 TEN PAGES ___________________________ ,,. , NLY CLUE TO PLIBHT F FRENCH AVIATORSl IN CLIM OF TRIO~l REE CANADIANS 'DECLAREj HEARTNG SOIND OF PLAN E !OTOR FRENCH AIR ACE LOST IN ATLANTIC [." NOTED ARCHITECT AND 'AUTHOR TALKS ABOUT, B E l-lTJ Cl I CA 0O ' 9 E X C E L L E N T E PAl1(K SYSTEM LIES. POflR CI...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ILLCRUFEE UIONJs' Diplomatic Chief Q4NUET TICKET S Ll 2 I ins Nearly Com~pleted For Annual F'athers' And Sons' Week~ End; i. Pr'esident Little To Speah CAP NIGHT PO)STPONED) M" LOCAL -SPONSORS OF NATIO, ~IA1?KED PUBLIC INTEREST NA CiL CAN( IN CLIN. -. CE WEEK.'REPORT cancer clieis are being organizedl FIc. E.XAMINA TIONS throughout the wountry in the attempt tomale the early treatment of cancer cases recognized as th...…
…- A.... ...s.1x*.!1 . iV!'1 L./'111 m 1. W n Pultzr1H no1 psite the Philadelphia navy yard-.i t:0y by Pic inicr Mussolini for the ,u I \VAIn PuhtzeItalnorsanflyer whrose, plane, the 'on inletion of the trip. 9T1 11 ou b o ts Santa Maria was burned wh1en about PRVDNEIili:J ah !UIIU the Santa Maria 11, the huge Savoia man has been elected to lead" the sea plane sent to this country fromt Brown wetesnx er Reduction 'Of' iC9 In GROUP Commission) S...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY d every morning" (c;pt Monday e University yer by tht Board in I Student Publicatio(ns. s of Westemr Conference Editorial n. sociated Press is exclusively en- hc use for republication of all news credited to it or not otherwise t his pap'r and i he local news pub- rin. at thr. postoffce at Aan Arbor, as. second class miatter. Spechl rate granted by Third Assistaut Pos - neral. tio.n by carrier, $3.75; by nail, Offices: Ann...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY : _..<,w. mill AS1tE M [3 Minneapolis Professor Claims Women IS SOCIETY HEAD -Are Over-Rated In Scholastic Ability FOR COMING YEAR REULTS Or LECTION College women are grtly ove-tkthe lead in industry, swbolastic rated in regard tp their scholastic zeal, dependability, and capacity for ability, according to the thiecry of. college work. Phyllis Lolhton, Margaret Jawkis Professor Donald G. Patterson,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ; _ Af"WhAA i t Bird" Takes Off From French Field Piloted-.by SOCIOOGY ar Heroes, Nungesser and C oli' on T]rans-oceanic«l ITY FORMED1 Two PRINCETON Flight SPLIT ON HEADS!h ISSUESI to Upperclassiicu ,udensip hil BY WOOD neeting held last nighlt in the r Union, the members of the 'ormed sociology club were initiated into Alpha Kappal ational sociology fratruity." thea first sociology fralernityl ended on the campus, a...…
…III! UflbfL Ifl ALI9 MAY FESTIVAL with the amounts depending on the years of service, maintained entirely from contributions, and the life insur- ance carried on every one of its mem- bers with no cost to them. The build- ing of Orchestra Hall eliminated the item of rent from the budget and en- abled the Association to widen the scope of its activities along the linesI of popular and children's conecrts.I Office space in the building and renta...…
….,ti..,.. ~G ,,, ..r.r.. v -'UNIMPRESSIVE WIN IN DERBY TEST "14EPRES BoxPARTIALLY REVIVES WANING HOPES N WINS WNSE 19-9,-- ratirI Starin Batckfield rs; John son IBolts 'd PlacementL. IL MEET BLUES "wo toutchdowrns inl thv ee, of hy the treen by Kecame from1 ay at Ferry' field and( erdict ove-r 1Bassett'; !)iNtort irop, capntain of ihe! EMh;I rail; Leam, coialy A ng ,in at foadprcAtiony lNod the Wolverines a. comrsfortabl1e ma:rgin ov...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TITLE, gil 84400 WITH THE TRACKMEN Tanntage. Camipibell, NN ho placed p much difficulty* in taking first place.I :second against lowa ivith 1512 feet He woni th'e javelin throw at the Ohio 6 Inchle", iwill bie 3a rnag pwtsioil. andl Penn relays, in spite of the fact ity for second place. that he was competing with a sore; ---- arm. He is na tionial collegiate and Coach Farrell is as yet undecided W"estern Conference cham...…
…R INDICTED UD CHARGE ctive notice to all memlbers of Assistant to the President until' iy must be typewritten. 13, 1927 NUMBER 161 I - - ____________-______ 'I I I r ' I r . t ' x F t 5 sterday afternoon, Joseph for the remainder of the regulations. , it held by Roelof Lanting, ' t, CONDUCT TEST THIS WEEK OF NEW , STEVENS TO TALK traininI. T: ANGELL HALL TELESCOPE LENSES H ERE TOMORROW :rairoads as Grands, the "Tests are being conducte...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 JrEMUN. t1an tig MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS f 1111 VOL. XXXVI. No. 166 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS i + . -------- C G AML i F. " k r1 i '4i } r IL PRLSIDE; General Strike In Britain Is Ended' JOHNSON. IS CHOSEN COAL RE! PECWILL I IORKERS I OUT; EFFORTS Peace Leader Ro LIE V O BH TROOPSl IT: MARTIAL; DECLARED: Y INJUREDI CONTINUE MAN...…
…w, _ W ... THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1926 "the*, al Thursday orning MV Y13th 1K-.... 4 =i: 1. W O TO LIP KILGORE _ r .: I ' rJ ir' * 5k fYLw . f r0 1'I;C i~. AL I - u - - - Entire Stock of Fine Clothing on Sale at Drastic Price f. r REDUCTIONS--FURNISHINGS INCLUDED The Most Remarkable Clothes Buying Opportunity Ann Arbor Has Ever Known i1 A Sale With A Reason This great sale is the fore-runn...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 13, f92U THE MICHIGAN 3AL"Y FAQR THRRE tx'HIJ~sAY; MAY137. . .THE .M.H .A. D.L. . . 1 1 I 1 ' SJIIE CURCAN ISONIN HIOSOHE HLL WILL SPEAK TONIGHT ON! VA CUUM TUBES AND ENGINEERING! 0 A ' IE T~ T9 TALK HERE. TOMORRO'AI A t uesringetr onofD . r ac h la =-- Y','(;E-V-rY, Of I i01lOophiy l)ilrt-,unflt,'pnwl isus"h eato fImd adbeadtemeasurement ofI Newsliolme Declares Restriction valid, 171;1 !)eliver two Le-e'i,.VaumTbst nierg...…
… IPAOE MUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI3URSDAY :M A1 13, 19:IG PAOE I'ouI~ I ThURSDAY, MAY 13, 1926 Published every morning except Mowlay during the University year by the Boa 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 dispatches credited to it or not otherwiseI eredited in this paper and the local news pub- lis...…
…. , TII T ND.1X, TIWRSDAY,"MAYV 13, T192Gr-IT.~rI'~T _________________________________ *' &Tit IF... AN ; :* w L9Al.T V f -PAGIS, FIVII - 44 l,[Yi@:.'l i a4 lli .!!L yl:V ,Vl-1L P a hw ri r .I I .............. ,, ......................... L- i ............... V MM TA I& EWA Awlft I I 1, (Vt i T Y~, ENTERTAINS ,PROMINENT WOMEN Miss Charotte Niven And Madame Bertrand Are Cuests At Annual Meetlng HOLD INSTALLATION aramiss Charotte N...…
… PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURsDAY, MAY 13, 12G It' aI ' \\ Agm rsrr+i 01 oil Izzl- j. [ a ON WESTERN TRIP Wisconsi,, Minnesota, And Chicago To Oppose Wolverine InvadersI Over Week-End BADGERS ARE STRONG Michigan's Varsity tennis team will start on the first lap of its week-end invasion of the Western Conference at 3:49 o'clock this afternoon when they entrain for Madison to engage the Iniersity of Wisconsin in one of the cruci...…
…k[IURSAYMAY 13, 19 THE ICHICIAN D ATT ')' VIA r. ?1! ! VV" Tw-----r,,. ..~-T~Mf~i I1 VA V;JI. ' 14; I CHEER SQUAD TRYOUTS Daily workouts are slated for the cheering squad at Ferry field for the remnainder of th'e semes- ter. They will be held at four o'clock, and all ,freshmen who wish to try out for the squad will report at that time. W. A. Warrick, Cheerleader. i ; i :i !,f C' i II ,' jl ,l i I '.I I I ASK SENIORS TO PiY UNION DUES...…
…PAGE JZTGa? TH&,MICHIGAN -DAILY. r '~ti. -- - DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by tbo Assitant to the President until 8 :50 p. m. (11:30 & m i. Saturdays). volume T1 TIIUBDAY, MAY 1s, 1926 'Number 166 University Lecture: Dr, A. W4Et. Hull, of the Research Laboratory of the General Electric Comn- pany, will deliver a lecture on the; spbject, "T~he R...…
…le DEDICATED TO JUSTICE i4an ~Itili1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED "w PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 165 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS PUBLICATION HEADS WIL NAME STAFFS A,1:T UNION_TONIGHT APPOINTEES W I L L B E A N. NOUNCED) BY NEW EDITORS AND MANAGERS HARRIMAN TO TALK All Staff Members to Attend Annual Banquet Given by Board In Control Members of the staffs of campus nublications will meet at 6:15 ...…
…PAGE TWO THEj MICHIGAN DAILY Gtr[?)N ISD7AY, :MAY 13, 1925 (Conti nuied from I tg (i e subIject:Is vlIii i l.I 1i i *58 i . lti0z X\iii treait: twiiii. iji ii' otte oil the Nilo -i i'inl u " niii !- i l )o- jeci jgn~ j~ n a n pect and color?, iii: re tii li ni n neither one (1 io. -- , 1 U 110no steroptican n I hi e_.'!'!; ' loi' affets ! obtainedi by i t '_i peejal aarains hI p o )-) I~ . ' i w I :!are rejro tln et ''.> b iei k:ile degr...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1925 ,,.MWGA ALYPG T~E 'll ',L MICHIGAN DAILY 1.1u iS]. l GERMlAN EDUCATORl TO SPEAK FRIDAY Ma 9ghty Dry P rada ottles UpBootleg Ficef Prof. Freundjilich, of T be Illielrit Ttstlliile is liak 'r . IS PROMINENT AUTIOR Prof. Herbert Freundlich, assist- ;ant director of tihe Kaiser Wilhelm lustitute in Blerlin xvi speak oil "The 'Stal o o Aggregation and the' Formn of Colloidal P aricles'' at 8 o'clock FEn- (ty in thie...…
…TIEh MICHIGAN DAILY R FDNT' SDAY, MAY 1M 1925 I - _________________ -".''--' _____________ - __________ - Published every morning except Monday sluxrig the Universitu year .by the Board in Control of Student b~cstiOne. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Aqsociated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republicatio'a of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local ...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1925 TIJE MIC141CAN DAILY PAGM rIVII { i YI WEDNSDAY MA 3 12 AG UTE IHGA AL N i BND, T0 P'LI FOR, LANTERNCEREM-ONYi T11lIwV and 1Blue Harmers lWlDecorate ' Palmer Field at Traditional Affair Of Unli1ersity Women rTO FORM BLOCK 44M), According to the tradition, the music will be played by the Varsity band for the Lantern Night process-1 ioni which will take place at 81 o'clock, Tucsday, in Palmer field. All University ...…
…?AG I SIBx THE IMIC.HICAN. )AILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1925) THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1925 NON 191I* -12-Irv- f fi! A 1 ew.u.... -. , _ , ..., 'WWiI Poe i ! / iilA 1 wr .wW.nV r ILLINI KINSEY, I Michigan's tr hardest test of (late down atI morning. It u that 'Michigan portignity 'to av at the hands of aind Farrell's n wipe out all of defeat put upon It will be sur not closely cont made by the m teams point to struggle...…
…W(,-L?\1: TA-, MAY 13, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGP SEVEN THIlS LT "'s EOLUMNA COUMN CLOSES CLOSES AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M, fish Monarch Recovers Health C 2g TIry our C heese~ 11latiihurg We d~elie FOR SALE FOR SA LE -Canoe in Al condition, fully equipped. Price $35.00. Ca11 C. Blrowvn, University 20M, after G o'clock." :. >Al --)Dixie lianjo withI;case at 111volin with Ii cse. lPurdly 2035 Intgalls '5638. :FO IRSAI. E-2 oi-...…
…PAQ1~ J~I~fT WDNESAY.~4AY13,19t THE MICHIGAN DAILY -- - - 'Wrl-DNtl:SD .Y, MAY 19, 1935 -..___ --- --r....._.._._. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Pblication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by tb4 Assistent to th Preusdent until 8:30 p. in. (11:30 a. m. Saturday Volume IWENESDAY, MAY 13, 1925 Number 165 Members of the Administrative Board, College of Literature, Science,and the Arts: There...…
… SirFiAan 4:aiItlj MlEMBE~R ASSO~CIATEDiJ JRE and W ESTERN CONFERF ED)ITOR&IAL ASSttJA' WERS ,. XXXIV. No. 164 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE - . . I TO ELECT NEXT YEAR'S OFFICERS TOO TO BADG.ERITTI BY SCORE OF WISCONSIW NNE PUTS CRE MICHIGAN'S 'HOPES FOl CHAMPION SHIP BENSON TAKFS PLAC] OF STRYKER IN FI Christensen Allows Wolverine Only 'ntwo Scratch flits in WholeGame Spe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T , I Idal Bao JUNIOR ENGINEERS mQGE PROGESES GOkISIDER THIRDPATY TO MEE T-ST icot2 (B Class lli Hoid Annual Banquet ;'caioeofth orgnlP ges IAssembly Hll of 01sineste, has prospects of a new T1f1Y. LL CAMPUS ELECTION, TUESDAY, MAY r131 [ 1101 TRUCTION JS :--Place a cross in the squarre ([ ]) beforel E. F. DAY AND) H. IV. 3T IE SCHEDULED TO lVE TALKS the name of the candidate for whom you wish to vote.i Michigan Unio...…
…A:.. THE MICHIGAN DAILY A 52 0 C-16 mw ILTAV" SR EWA,'wA GUEST RECITES POEMS FOR MOTHERS' PRUGRAM E'dgar A. Curst, better known as "Eddie" Guest, of the Detroit Free Press, spoke Sunday afternoon in -1111 auditorium before a gathering of niore1 than 1600 mothers and as many towns- people and students in celebration of Mother's Day, held here May 11 under the auspices of the Student Christian1 association. Th'e general organization was u...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDA 7- Mul1igan at t it . AI, NEWSPAPER OF1?THE [VEHtSITY OF MICHIGAN , lished every morning except .Monday g the University year by the Board in of of Student Publications. ____ mlbers of Western Con ference Editorial -ation. eAssociated Press is exclusively en- to the use for republication of all news thes credited to it or not otherwise ed in this paper and the local news pub- Stherein. ered at the postoffice at ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .............. R k! 11 10TE Rl STAND Named For S. C. A. Head RUSSIAN SCHOLAR WILL SPEAK HERE! Students to Participate In ReferendumIr BA1lot on : Rooting SectionI ATyJ3VT ASSOCITION AN s Referendum vote on the camnpus bal- lot today will be taken on the! plan for a cheering section to be in °thd ce ter fth ti dvh 'standat the poi n ztfalit ing. CtU BB ST EELK>i HAYDEN 4esired by the council to knlow wheth- ~thsecstudn...…
…1THE MICHIGAN DAILY .J,1040000--O" - .. ..,. . ..-.. _ C ;. IHUTS OUT PURPLE verines Win Every Match Although Soggy Courts.Handicap Work of Men' 'A OF INELIGIBLES TO MEET TEAM ON THURSDAY I Beats OwnRecord TRAGKSTERS STAR INBUCKEYE MEET. Reule Looms As Find in Mile; Biggins Surprises Both Dashes Quarter In Michigan' Varsity tennis squad de- feated the Northwestern netmen yes- terday afternoon at the Ferry field courts, taking...…
…THC~ :GANDAILY MATTRESSES COLUMN ADVERTISING AT * P.M. DAILY CLASSIFIED. RATESI Charged at the rate o'f 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, tic pet reading lixte for three Gr more lnsertione. White space charged for at same rates. Classfieds charged only to those having phones. Ask~ about cntracts for classified advertising. 1Icy per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for th~ree, or more insertions, ...…
…r'r THEI MCH(lCAN Dk4' -w- . 6.- AlLY OPPIC.IAL BULLETIN blication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of University. Copy received by the A~irtaut to the President until 0Q p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday, tame 4 TUESDAY, MAY 131, 19241 Number 164 a convocaton n Tuesda~y afternoon, May 13, 1924, the first. Honors Convocation will Ld in Hill Auditorium. By recommendation of,.the Deans, University. .s btWtxa the hours of 4 ...…
…WEATHER IA J'IE AND CON'TINUED1 COOT, TODAY Y A!Ia ttl VOL. XXXIiL. No. 163 T'WEN'TY PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1923 TWENTY PAGES r1CNon1nvrM IN'' prtO emember Mother WIN FROM FROIISH PhiladepClELEBy RATIO .NP.FOR IN SPRING hi i the plea being made by the!VSTN FAHR 1 1ton, as the whol~ e wrld nV estc' ! CHJARRED BONES DISCLOSE GRAVE OF ARMY OFFICER San Diego, Cal., May 11 (By .A. P.)--The charred bones of Col. ...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE- ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAEX.)AY 13, 1923 Carl Sandburg Idol Smasher- A Poet of the People naeifv ie-bhot otelntheifr- CARROLL LANE FENTON (junk worn-out sytems of thieving and naceof hit-ho stelandther lmurder and to settle down in peace. flesh and boneo were burned up along Uikrrita, af/-Michigan But his dream did not ome tre; in- with a few tuna of limestone and other tead of eeing an effort for peace junk. A Taylor Stre t ...…
…n1 cmcjj IEU AHISI ID INC IN OPENING ' 'ESTIV9k CONCERT, IA11IN() THR E DIIIOWLL CIVE CIIE.STRA PROGRAM TO LAST THROUGH GONCERTS Friday Designated "Artists' -Night",. to ,Appear WCO prepari~ations have been comnplet- ed, for' Ann Arbor's thirtieth annual' .May Festival, the first concert of v./1~C~x w~ll be given at S o'clock Wed- nesday evening in Hill auditorium when Deniamfino Gigli, the noted tan- cr~ of the Metropolitan Opera company...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1923 W aexcessive frivolities, or perhaps she toss of a Leginska-type shock of hair, ing their inferiority. W o mT en and s anoust plain lazy, but a nice girl and would hold their own as long as This musical activity of women will and all that,-so she may be granted there was no competition with the produce no happier results than it Nil ic a normal diploma. opposite sex. But as soon as Field hithert...…
…STARTING TO.DAY STARTING SUNDAY 4 Gi4EAT .1, lT E ES O STAG A~I~ND SREU.E N We H-ap~pily Present the Star That You Yrs E lf Have Most Welcome of All in Ann Arbor Pro:Ten To Be the. Li) w AM Si W4 r ' J 4. 1r I N .x 9,a 2-Fi'thig Blood" 0s. 4 6t °' )Ki ]1p Out tres Pie. r,+ i2 rr t., ,r , } i lop .a fiI 4-Top!es ~-Tr~ger's (341r1 Band &-"Tiie Ne'cr Po Well" 7-Recessienal * P4~?U21t to lthe rt v".r The n y"oli c~: PhisstA's...…
…SUNDAY, MAY-13, IR23 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pace TIRZ Tone ,Painting of Today A_ Survey of Contempory Music Has the last word actsally bcn sid j CARL GEHRING gottnartsed in the middle tof the tn musical extression7 It is rue!entury just pat, it is quite sae to then, that thtenmelodies conceiv-ed by( men ot today andI tonstrosemttbe Others ot much less note arc sat,!- and Occident which we ae nwsad'a--".nin that all three inios-coc Icave formulated...…
…IT-OAW7D'nOLI~f #n -,~ .irl n .1V.. CIAL IAYSP1APE R OF THE contracts. 1 1 ~7 , F 1C11GrAr The yearly interest on the indebted- 30fLOTJT I I' f ed eerymoringexcept 1Monday I cd Unversiy ar byn te Boad inness incurred because of failure onDA f .Student Publications the part of students to pay past due O rs of Western Conference E'ditorial MIichigan Union building subserip- [rothier's Inn~inlg ,n. tions-which include life' mbershlp MOST of the...…
…PAGEI POUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TONE PAINTING th~ M zn (Continued from Page Three) By N.B.nection with the trip Tsdaikwsky took though Germany in ISS. Con- "Be cruel to poets and don't let them ducting a concert of his Own works at think the fa us concert hall in lamburg, You like their preposterous patterns iremarks hiitli meIrs that among in ink; the various works which appealed to For poets write Bette: then not over- ar were disliked by th...…
