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…/ 04 j t "5oi a PRE! DAY AND XIG SERT]+ ooI . . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1922 PRICE ES A RESHMEN IN TUG 22, H CoeStersAnnualVNTYNEASERTS At Unon Tnigh x Field Jieet T oda Senior engineers will step to the University foresters will bald their music of George Rogers' orchestra at annual field met this afternoon and their annual dance to be given in the rth main dining room of the Union from First Production of Play in Aeria ...…

…i W L.H 1 i . 1ABLY RAIN TODAY ril~rk Daii ttj PAY AND) w M f I No. 154. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TRURSDAY, MAY 12, 1921. PRICE ECORD ELECTION BALLOT POLL a* ----I i ESPITE POSSIBLE kRMISTICE, POLES A FRENCH FIGHT ARTILLERY DUEL RESULTS SEVERUL SLIGHTLY IN. JURED IN BOTH SIDES AGREE TRUCE; NEITHER TO ACTS Consul-General Deela-es Poles Want Bigger Share in Ruling of Upper Silesa* (By Associated Press) Oppeln, Silesia, May 11...…

… DEDICATED TO JUSTICE C, r Mfr ian Iaitj MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 164 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS VON HINDENBURS' ARRIVAL IN BERLIN HAILED WITH JOY VERM3A'N FIELD) MARISHAL TO lRE INIIUcTED INTO OFFICE AT NOON TODAY SEEKS SECLUSION Manifestatliens of Pre-Wair Sentiment Greets President-elect Along Ciy Streets Berlin, May 11. (By A. P.)-Speed- ing through a...…

…p *1 "winY . U. ,L, 40 YR :S 1P ,'V AM) NIGHW SERVICE .. ANN -ARBOR,. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1920, PRICE amtpus Election Nominees "Following is the list of the nomiinees' of the various campus organ izaitions, who will bo voted on at the All-campus election. Wedne (lay, May 12. PreidntFerinndC.MICHIGAN UNION eton PresdentFerinan C.Bell. '21L; Paul WV. Eaton. 'f1 (by p in David 'A. Forbes, 122L (by petition) ; Robert Grindley,...…

…VOLD. Xxxiv. Nca 163 FOUR PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 12, 1924 POUR PAGES Exi PRICE, F] II 1 Five mhen have entered the race for the, presidency of the Union on regu- lar,"nomlutition and two others will r runs for thle postion oni petitions. Fo- 1 loWing are'.a list of the credentials of( the candidtes certified to bzy the pre-(' f ident of to Union. Thomas Cavanaugh, '24, Union Ac-r tivities: ,assistant recording ecre- tary', ...…

…lll - ,- , JSTABLISHED 1890 i e Lw A #at MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS - - - - . - - --- m . TWELVE PAGES VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 167. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1928. TWELVE PACES I I- [D[[ocker Takes New FRESHMEN BURN iiosition At Denison POTS IN ANNUAL' CAP NI6HT FIREP TOSS SYMBOL OF SERVITUDE INTO FLAMES AT SLEEPY HOLLOW CEREMONY 'M' BLANKETS AWARDED Judge Guy A. Miller, 'OOL, Recalls Traditions of Former University Life Whi...…

… it ian ~aiag MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 10 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ERSIT 1 r z rtr r : s LLO D'S DE TH SMITH IS NEW COUNCIL PRESIDENT CLOSE CONTESTS ARE FEATURE IN SPRING ELECTIONSa JEFFRIES, MILLER CHOSEN TO HEAD UNION AND ORATORICAL A SSOCIATION' HAVEN OF NAMED FOR PRESIDENCY STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION NEW COUNCILMEN PICKED Junior Positions To...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 46F 111,0001W 150-OW AN m t ttl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 165 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS 4 . . kti :. u.. 4 ' PREIDENT HONORS BRTON'S MEMORY IN SWIN6-UUT TALK SENIORS STAND UNCOVERED OUT OF RESPECT FOR LATE LEAERr BAND LEADS MARCH Classes Of '26 Appear For First Time In Caps And Gowns To Attend Traditional Gathering Requesting the members ...…

… ESTABLISHED 1890 I r AiW# Da ti S MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRES Vol. XXXIX, No. 164 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1929 EIGHT PAGES ,. _ TRACKMEN DEFEAT GOPHERS, 82-53;E[I~l WOLVERINES PLACE MEN EVERY EVENT TO TAKE SECOND DUAL MEET IN OTTERNESS HINlH SCORER Brooks Hurls Discus '447 For First Place; Ketz W Tins Two Events Feet (Special To The Daily) MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., May 11.- Michigan's undefeated track team triumphed today at...…

…LTHER ISHlOWERS Y aCJ iAan Ado SEE TH TRACK TODAY No. 162 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE NES AND INDIANS CLASH RACK HERE THIS AFTERNOON. ,MONO SOADS MEET AT UBANA i i Congressman To Speak AtDinner VISITING FATHERS Will HAVE BUSY SCHEDUILE TODAY ii I i f i "U==VERSITY NEEDS GOOD SPORTS, NOT IIAZERS"-YOST, I MAIZE AD BlUE TRACKSTERS FAVORED TO TAKE CLOSE, BATTEE RECORD SMASH...…

…m Fa5, asI e~s4 Stt A~ the, si r"- _.c as a- a: U ,y V saily endorse the sentiments expressed 'RIAL STAFF phone 2414 ,......BRrWSTFR P. CAMPBELL . .............Joseph A. Bernstein ....................James B. Young of the Festival, and not to broadcast any of the concerts. The action of the School of Music authorities appears foolish, yet the same motives have appar- ently prompted, them that prompted many artists to refrain from makin...…

… FICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN shed every morning except Monday during the Univer- by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ion of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise n this paper and the local news published therein. ed at the postotfice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ter. ription by carrier #r mail, $3.50. s: Ann...…

…/ PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TVICDAYMAY 12, 1921 'A - 'ESADEIAE Navy Repairs- Old Ships To Keep Strength TO FEII' ' YOST V ......... S 'u ALUMNi REUNI Mfe5tiJngH Here Will Follow C'onventioni of AssoeL In Detroit jINCLUDE 34 CLA iONs JUNE vv Trienniial 1111 jell '19, L. A. Lundqjuist, Indiana 1larbhor, Ill.; '19 engineers, Roy) W. .l-:liott, Wichita, Kan.; '19 law, P~on T. AA(- bone, J ckion: '20 medic, A. AV. (oy-f on, Ann arb~or;...…

…(Uiver- us~e for tierwise of 'clock orderly method of dealing with flagrant instances of refusal to abide by traditions. There is no longer an excuse for uonrganized methods, since individ- ual cases can be given "personal attention." Deci- sion made last spring to cut out the Cap night "run- ning the gantlet" was a step in the right direction, and will eliminate one of the greatest causes of id- verse comment. The class games should furnis...…

…THE MICH IGAN DATLY7r to Camp Showsl growth in Short TieI Campus Leaders Conference 3 1 t ,F pr of the University of Mich- staying at the University during theI sh Air Camp would go back summer months, anid O~ho would be ar 1921. interested- in acting as leaders at thisy ~ed. for somne sort. of lnstltu- institution for one or two of the ses-s :ake care of the unfortunate 1I is are asked to report to Mr. Rel- a of the city of Detroit, a...…

…'-TPP MT' ~r"Tr A NT n ATTV 1'"""'u+X,'' i".,"""".... e4 t /T11 TVI 1 A A* '01. a t tM .i n' .i et A n _______________________IY SATURD{A Ya. 'MAY 12, 1928. r. : , :I _ ANDUNQUUFATRE 11 CHIGAN N SIAN D sTn IIB TD CYWVINjS VEAR' WRK .Sicel Sotois lDevotel o 1tccrtls Culminating' a year's work, the 192 3Vi chgsiau made its appearance o il zcanpi yesteday. Covered in'a 'lime "Amu gold cloth binding, heavily Aitrbos d,' and folowin g throg...…

…____ ___THE Ml-IHIGAN DAILY .. TO ACULTY MEN FOR-YI' FIRST TALK WILL BE GIVEN FRIDAY UV 110-USE TM OF LORD$ PRINCE WILL ATTEND Othiers Will be Given at Cambridge, Oxford, Birmingham, Glasgow, Wales and Aberystwyth* . ". Formal invitations have been re- ceived by sever~ faculty members to ttend the cour of lectures on "Brit- 1811 and American Rivalries in the Ameican Revolution," to be given by Prof. Claude H. Van Tyne, of the history depa...…

…______________________r M!HGN AL British Premier In forms Public Of Strike Conditions Over Radio PONTIAC MT. CLMENS U4-Az Arbor:...=i Mich. Uixfon--:55 A. M., 10:55 r - A. Al, 2:25 P. MR. 5:25 P. M. - Downtown Bus Statlopi-8 A. M., M - 11 A. M.2: 30P.M. 5 :P. M. Special to Pontiac every Sunday S night at 11: M W :.Connect with Laisinq busses at New* H3udson; Flint busses at zPontiac; f'ort Huron busses at SMt. Clenmens. jo i WA-14.0 *4 ...…

….: - a. n 'T' 1VI I-t A N "D A E Y SUN AY, MAY 12, 1929 Brockton Councilman Urges Hefin Arrest Q on Ol SCREEN REFLECTIONS i CO) Fellow of Alumni University Leaves 1e Secure Final Information In Nation-Wide Tour Two days were sufficient for Wil- fred B. Shaw, '04, General secre-- tary of the Alumni association, to finish his liason work in Ann Ar- bor before leaving for anothe. eastern visit to secure information for his survey on co...…

…F "HTQAN WIN1NINGORATOW~h Buslne~s of the Hour" Subject TWaken by Atkinsea Orato lei1 Contest Wnnerr THIE DIFTEERUXT M~AN" 4CIVEN FIRST HONORAB;LE ATEINTION I First place in the first annual At- ~ Inscn Oratorical contest held last.l' sight in the auditorium of University all was awarded to 72elford V. L'xv on, '24, for his oration "The Business i the Hour." Hie was presented with ; gold medal and $50) given by Mr." )e C. Atkinson of Batt...…

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…TLUS~DAY, M1AY 12, 1:125 THE LMICHIGAN DAILY PACE ~11H~ ..,,. . ,. .. e... . ,. "....+...+.. e.. w . .A..., ,. POET ADDRESSES f Humbled King Cotiw VISITINGMOTHERS~ Guest~i Reads Several Of iskOwn , PQPI1is Before Seri le fit 11i11 Auilitori haX SPONSORED BY S. C. A. Mfore than n'5oo mothers, studenfts, ; . an1 others heard Edgar Ghuest, :C"'- I roil Free Press poet, in his ;uldres; ;,1111101 i n lIfil auditorium at Ihe 1 Ttln '' Pay u...…

… \, .. ,.-. " - .. . " . . ." .. ,, ^". ., :": " " . {" . , . " " " . ~j _ . , ... " +: .. ..,. - ' y ,!i L mZ : W I I BAD WEATHER HOLDS UP I FRATERNITY TENNIS TOURNEY I LMlnl fTRIP vDEL But two matches have been com- pleted in. the interfraternity tennis tournament. Chi Psi defeated Theta Xi six straight matches and Zeta Beta Tau defeated Sigma Nu four matches to three. In the latter series it was necessary to play an extra set of ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY tins . Fresh Air Ca Are You a Scene. At The Camp Incidents Show 'Boys Are Boys TRUE AMERICANISM Beds at the Fresh Air camp are straw ticks spread on the ground. There ;are- two blankets for each boy; but they find sleeping much more en- joyable when they Tialie' tlei' ijd Typical Nature-Study Outing Diamond Expert? Not at a ll likely that you are. But if it so happens that you arc "up" I' on A typical scene ...…

…SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1928. THE MICHICAN DAILY S. C. A. TO HOLD ANNUAL TAG ASSOIAT1 ON I Lb VONDUCT ANTMTAL OUTDOOR CAtP THIS SU)DIER TO HELP CITY CHILDREN Pave Received Many Letters Asking For Plce liut Lark Funds "To rEni 'canip BOYS APPRECIATE CAMP U of M Camp Friday Dear Sir: I am thankful to you, that you helped the fresh air camp get their good food, gym mater- ial, and that you have a big camp, to let us have a chance to pick berr...…

…THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'PA(,T' TTTTM - ~ . - r. .. -..... - ..me~-flenre.7 ._... . ..-+.a. MUMFOR WILL TALK ONRLIINPROGRAM Lecturer is Author of Several Books on Skyscraper Architecture in , Large Cities OPPOSES RAPID GROWTH Lewis Mumford, author of many books on architecture, will speak on "The Future of the City" at 4:15 o'clock this afternoon in Natural Science auditorium. The speech is one of a series being offered...…

… Ib A im L1. 1 fir' T 1f'TAT(L A Y.TiPAGE? 'THE; 1 :; BUILDING' DELEGAT -GROUNoS e ES LEAVEI lz Labor Farty Arrng ast..Details -F-or Program I .English Strike' Of American Roentgen Ray Society; 'Il .. Organization Dliscu sses 3Mainteniance Probleins And Tours Ann Arbor At Annual Convention PARDON NAMED LFADER Superintendeat E. C. Pardon, of the Puildings and Grounds department yesterday was Clected president of the. next annual co...…

….,, _ TH L Ivi ( i -, -It,*EYT : . t ,; .: k: .. ; , . ,, - ------- --- . MUSICAL WORK WIS PRIX DE ROME[ PR IZE NORMAND LOCKWOOD AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP IN ANNUAL NEW YORK CONTEST SUITE CALLED 'ODYSSEUS' Compositions Include Quartet For Strings, And Also Quintet For Five Instruments Normand Lockwood, native of Ann Arbor and one-time student] of the University School of Music, has been chosen from this years' list of competitors as the winner...…

…Y, MAY 12. 1923 THE MICHIGIAN DAILY . . _ _ «,.,. _. a . ......... ...... r. , ,. - _ ,. _ . w_. .. . _w ._.... ----- J"f/'& ..7V~; } , . .. Arr X 'i 4 Y . .. . a. . . . " ,. _.:... LA Schultz -rocrI THE HOME OF PURE FOODS. - I THE 318 SOUTH. STATE STREE'T HOFE McLEA1N V&.NEEL ND QUALITY CO URTESY SERVICGE )NES 326-327-328 114-116 E. WASHINGTON Headquarters for.,Imported. and etcFoodstuff3 d Free Delivery to All Parts of C...…

…\ Op 7 T i I f M1 Mi i L1L\ & VARSITY ETRINS2 Fisher Takes Squad of 14 Men Along to Battle with Buckeyes at Columbus DIXON AND COTTER WILL BE OPPOSING MOUNDSMEN Michigan's Varsity baseball team will leavenat 5 o'clock this afternoon on the Ann Arbor railroad, for Col- umbus where it will play its fifth Conference game of the season against Ohio State tomorrow afternoon. Fourteen Men on Trip Coach Ray Fisher is taking 14 men on the trip. He wi...…

…:et1 38ft nsur was but TREATMENT to every custom- er, whether the account be large or small. The Ann Arbor Savings Bank Incorporated 1869 Capital and Surplus, $625,000.00 Resources .........$5,000,000.00 707 North University Ave. Northwest Cor. Main & Huronu _ IIIIIIIIII ltll l llt t11[NltI 11111lil We, Pack ance to - to re. LUNCHES before for *- Canoe Parties of val- n't put ? - A firePi ic lute ne- P st writ- he City Try One protec- e Tal...…

…PA IV F'OmI THE rMICI GAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 12, 19 25 ___ .. ....w....,. ., Published every morning except Monday during the Uiniversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republicationi of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. E...…

…&yaat~a ll%-" EUM D. Whittemore, of the ndscape design, states seedling trees which 'rived for the Arbor- an Arbor, include the of Japanese, Chinese, rian trees and shrubs vhere. addition, plants from nountains, Asia Min. rthwest, and from the, egion, together wtih i varieties. ie Arboritum is two- s a ground for stu- Lpe design to experi- he trees and shrubs hemisphere, and will ational exhibits. When Arboritun will show vhich an ornate p...…

…IbL_~'~. '(\NDAILY, . .. - . .www+..+..r.....++.+ay.rs....... .s.. .............:.++a.-.+......y F or Sale f ine home and investment in the Barton Hills district. Will prove and highly profitable. One or more acres may be purchased. A part is land is in fruit and landscaped. louse is modern. Has nine rooms; five on first floor and four and bath cond. Lot is well 'shaded. We know you would enjoy a home like this. is $15,600. Terms. a~...…

…VAGZ FOUR Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editoria Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub. ished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. Special...…

…,11AGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY ______________________r____________a_:__as______a________ _______________ Ia O ! i - Published every morning except Monday luring the University year by the Board in Contrel 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 otherwise credited in this paper and the...…

…THE rMICHICANr DAILY WEIDNEM ;MAT 2, 1026 5., '.4 .:" - 5- Published every morning except MonAay during the University year by the Boat in Control of Student Publications. Memibers 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 otherwise I credited in this paper and the local news pub- lisbed therein. ~Entered. 'at the po...…

…PAGE ' THE MICH4IGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAYt12,1929 di. Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. {ember of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press, is exclusivelyen- titled to the use' for republication of all news Dispatches credited to . it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at tke postoffice at ...…

…FOUR THE MICHIIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 12, - -,..,. ,.. .r . . " ' vhtn~n ~ a 114 his past will be a carefully edited one , in which the gloomy spots are ef- I faced and only the pleasant ones left C OFFICIAL, EWSPAPE1L OF TIHE outstanding. Other things being equal r a; UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN he will be free to go ahead in his GOOD MORNIN( Published every morning except Monday luring the University year by the Board in life work less susc...…

… 7 points, right an in motion; 2 for Line] ce will . be rnoon with aal football was intro-] year. More to compete will be run on on Fer- Falling on ball, 10 points. Throw' ball so plaker will fall on it from both left and right sides. Also fall on dead ball; 3 trials. Kickoff, 5 points. Over 60 yards 2 1-2 points; over 50 yards 2 points; over 40 yards 1 point; under 40 yards 0. Subtraction for accuracy 5 yards from length of kick for mis...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WIILL E MAY 17 ER )USICAL NTERTAIN n Arbor will be the place of meet-j for the thirty-fourth annual con- on of the Michigan State Teach-' association on May 16, 17, and 18. e programs for the convention in charge of a committee acting ooperation with the president, leg Frederick Morse, of Detroit.' Michigan chapter of the Ameri- Guild of Organists are to have ge of the first program Monday j noon. This will be followed byi...…

…TUESDAY, MAY " 12, 1925 . THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUEDA, AY 2,195 TE ICIGAv DIL 71T__- * PEN TOURNAMNT IN INTERHOUS BBAgL Interhouse baseball activities opened yesterday afternoon with five games on Palmer field. The closest score wvas made by Alpha Xi Delta when they defeatedl Gamma Phi Beta wvith a score of 7-6. Another closely * contested victory was the one gained by Delta Zeta when they defeated Collegiate Sorosis 15-11. Delta Gamma defea...…

…in Au 9 riurn ,,R PERMANENCY - LIKE' - in --- 11-12 - Vivian d You Forgive," ncan in "The Si-. N'.o. 5. RC T10 EYOU. ccos LR STORE BILLIARDS Sunday Papers FREET ) That Hill auditorium be opened to speeches of current interest both so- cial and political was the opinion ex- pressed by the Michigan Students' Lib- eral club in its meeting last night, as is shown by the following resolution which was passed and will be pre- sented to the...…

…SATURDAY. MAY 12. 1928. f . , . : . GL CLUB111 SINGPOPENING CONCERT IS TO RESEMBLE GLE LU IL 0111 A TWILIGHT SERVICE, SAYS SINK: ISRCAD A I.--------------------- ------ ! t a 1 X f I R T T By opening the Choral Union ser- this great event will hear the lead-Pl les with a splendid complimentary ing contralto of the Metropolitan Op- concert on Tuesday evening May 15, era Company, an uratorio soprano the sponsors of the May Festiva...…

…TUrT DAY, MAY 12, 1921 THE MICHICAN DAILY naw iM IM111Y AM/'41V'tY pMMNY W YsMF Q. ILVA SWA- 7-A I 1 ® r raw mnsom J' -wL7'l ADMITTED TO BAR FINAL. DAWTISFIXE I T D WASHINGTON, D. C. FORc MICHICAN TOUR Eujopean Studsntl Will Be Hosts To' Tourist Groups; Itinerary Will 'over Favored Spots APPLY BEFORE SATURDAY In view of the fact that much en- thusiasm and interest is being shown in the Onen Road tour for Michigan women students, t...…

… THEMICHI CANAILY V ALE FlY!S ............. W 4 v ! 'm i Oi ' m ill i 1 1 "ev, ii il O I it it, 091 Ak H !"'!I Ivx I " A :A 0 IWA ...................... E V A , A& AMIL riv a '4' Ii GLEE CLUB PLANS- EXCHNGECONCERTI JoIn Muslea? Program To Nark First Out Of State Trip y,Local Organization TO LEAVE SATURDAY Completion of- the exchange con- certs with- Ohio State university will be made Saturday when 34 members . ot the University Gi...…

… SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1929 TH E MICHIG AN DAILY PAGE FIVE '""! °'T '"' ' A-"-;Mt ... 401, wm TAM ' A VA AM s5:.sa :1 I **.v4 LANTERNS AND HOOPS' ADV AUMIIAI DAUIMI2' VISITING MO THERS ENJOY FESTIVE WEEK END ENTERTAINMENTS ARE HELD AT SORORITIES PARTIES; I AND LEAGUE 0i TimIIIR IifUlIL I -M0011 SENIORS ARE REQUESTED WEAR CAPS AND GOWNS FOR LANTERN NIGHT PROCESSION TO FORM a Aides And Leaders Will Help Guide Women Marching In YLi...…

…A.Y, MAY 12, 1923 !THE 'MICHIG AN DAILY 4m )1 COUNC IL CHA IRMAN'N'unIFuoe Yankee 'Co urt ManiIRxINFCD[BE MEETS HR ONI ~lJIULLJIIi Sails .for Fra ce~ lURI ME T E T S E D G W OSECOND ANNUAL CONTENTION 01' Lau1an1n,Ma y 11 (By A. P.) -The ASSOCIATION TO BE HELD)rar 4 Vorovsky: tragedy ,hIas acted as a d. rA.&' arigt hedlgts.to the Near~ BAND TO BE SANME ;SIZE NEXT YEAR Financier Killed by A, Paris, May 10 (By A. P.), Parmalee, New York,...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY N BOOK The book will be placed on sale at the last baseball game of the season and will be sold during Commence- ment week. FESTIVAL NOTES R IN adapted to the words of this writer's "La Vita Nuova." The May Festival programs this year have been worked up by Mr. Moore in collaboration with Frederick' Stock, of the Chicago Symphony or- chestra. They have necessitated a huge amount of work, especially with relation to the...…