…Rampant Jubilation To Pervade Campus Pep Bounce It * ESTABLISHED 1890 It WI ii~. &ILk. Tonight MEMBER Vol. XXXIX, No. 154. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1929. EIGHT PAGES PAN Al TESTIMONIAL B. EXPRESS UP SENTI WILL BE -H President Will Be hers of LocalI Followi In order to expr of the student bo formal farewellt dent Clarence Co student testimoni be held in honor on the night of T Unlimited Opportunities Afforded By Engin...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY WE, DNESDAY, MAY 1,1 2<<J - a ._ I WEDNESDAY, MAX t NEW COURSE IN F[LD GEOGRAPHY, DESIGNED f SUMMER SESSION Will Lead Orchestra At Annual Function N W INSTRUCTION WILL OFFERED TO ADVANCED STUDENTS ONLY BE! STATE TO AID IN SURVEY Relation Of Wild Life Of Michigan To Land Conditions Will Be Chief Considerationt Advanced and graduate students Charles Dornbergers in geography will be given 'the op- Who will bring his...…
…EDNSAY, MAY 1, 1929 -, 3 rt~tMICHICAN DA1tY 1 E t ... -! 11 Sculptor Accepts Position On Faculty! .AIRBANKS DEC.BE N~EWLAY APPOINTED PROFESSOR IN FINE ARTS SPEAKS Si OF IS IDEALS WILL CONDUCT ATE3LIER Ability of Art Medium to Depict"r{F a People's Aims Reflects . $}5 / Its Significance "Sculpture is the significant ex- ipressl'on of the aims and ideals of apeople or an epoch of their life,"f ,>.'r : reetywestern sculptor, rcntyappoint-...…
…I POUZ M T.?,"Ill C A N A T E Y ~H1~ MT~HJ CAN T~AILY succeedin getting her propaganda n American papers when her con- Publiahed every morning except Monday dition did not warrant it, a public dna ing the University y ear by the Board in Control of Studeat Pubications. sentiment might be built up which Member of Western Conference Editorial would greatly embarrass a con- Association. scientious administration not yet The Associated Pre...…
… T H E 'M I r- H I- C N JV31' A Ir. y -, PAGE Fra. T H E...M. .H...... . . ...Y. ...A....... . ... - - . I JS 7. .4. ra A ILVAVAM I I I '. 1 I c t t 1 iC S' C $V SA. A INITES ( iRLS| Imagination Is Cornelia Otis Skinner's Only PHYSICAL I Members Of Physical Education Staff LI AA, INVITESLG I LS Critic As To The Sincerity Of Her Sketches E \ CL DUUATION Attend Conference Of National Association L, Charming even in the midst of a ...…
…P- AGE 8SiX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 1,19N Varsity NOSES OUT YANNIGANS BY ON RHUNMARGIN $ad Luck Tags Camp As Weintraub Suffers Leg Injury, Compton Pitches Well COLGATE MERE THURSDAY Unmistakable signs of a batting slump haunted the Michigan base- ball team yesterday when it took a two run rally in the ninth inning to nose out the second nine, 6 to 5, in a nine inning tussell. Further complications came when Louie Weintraub's leg...…
…..-Tn ESDAYMAY 1, 1.929 THE MICHIGAN DAILYV PAGE SEVEN, lt-5 VAGE SEV~. FRESHMAN TR ACKMEN PIPAL EXPECTS LA7 BOX SCRE___TO MEET MINNESOTAl BECOME POPULA (Continued From Page Six) (Continued From Page Six) (Continued From Page Six) chuble, McManus (Tigers); Geh- 'a close race in the low hurdles and quarterback and toss it to Gilbert, lg (Yankees); Todt (Red Sox); is a potential point winner in this and which has been cited as the, riinmons...…
… PAGLM J,1 T T H E r T 4i'vi T T~ V w l-M "17TH V "-TV T i Ada 1 }41 l.4 L*& A Y 1 4 A J C9 IL~ l L a Y-£-. wj VTAJJ ' l il 7 PTWl Y L 1 1iWM ' "a DA I LY 0 F F I C IA L B UL LETIN Publication in the Bulletin is conmtructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Vol. XXXiX WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1929 No. 154 Chemical Engineers: COVER CONTEST TO E...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Ahr 4v t t 4a i4 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 157 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1928. EIGHT PA . HONOR SESSION WILL BE HLD THIS MORN IN UPPER STAFF EKES OUT 6-5 WIN AS DEMON HURLER BAFFLES RIVALS By Jeb- HOPKINS, DARTMOUTH HEAD, PRESENT CHIEF ADDRESS TO TO DISMISS AT 11 O'CLOCK Students Who Gained Recognition In Scholarship To Be Seated In Special Section The fifth annual Honors Convoca...…
…THDE MICHIGAN JDAILY rIIRT IflTLLUI RAHU' )[VonE TOiaiiberlanids, Are S$4 Aside For Growing Of Lumiber And Strewn IRegulationl TATE HIAS NEW LOCATIONI PRESENT LIST Of10NMSIFH N R (Continued from Page One,) Ujren, Ned E. Mellonm, Henry R. Silber- mhan,. Carl J. RihJeriing, Frederick W. Seitz, Ray Alexander, Roger W. }Rogers, l4ton, D. Green, Morton W. Newman, Leon R. Jones, Nathan P. Feinsing~er, Lowell M. Birrell, Leslie Henry, Julius Jack...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY COUNTY SHERIFF ASK CNINEMET OFDO GRINNE LL ANNOUNCES PRICE OF TAGS FOR STUDENT FRESH AIR CAMP FUND CONTEST BEGINS FOR FELLOWSHIP Competition for the Booth Foreign. Traveling Fellowship with an income of $1200 has begun in the College of Architecture. Thirteen men have en- ; . tered the competition, 11 of them be- ing students now enrolled; in the Col- lege. Dole Thompson, '27A, and Carl Belser, '25A, are the othel two ...…
…Published every morning except Monday ring the University year by the Board in ntrol of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial ,ociation. The Associated Press is exclusively en- ed to the use for republication of all news patches credited to it or not otherwise 'dited in this paper and the local news pub. hed herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, chigan, as second class matter. Special rate postage granted by Th...…
…l .... -. THE MICHIGAN DAILY BRummerCamporOSF PLAY ON SALE NURSESAT PARTY CONTROL SCHOOLS, niae Michi anIs TSTUDENT EXPLAINS FRlOM MARTHA COOEOffered To Womenj NITATIONS ARE SENT Directors Of Physical Educaion Are . Invited To Be Guests At Last Intramural Game FINAL SCORE IS 29-10 In the intramural base ball finals, played yesterday in Barbour gymnas- ium-, Betsy Barbour won a decisive victory over Martha Cook with a final score of 29-1...…
…TH-E NMVUGAN tAW Y 7ARSITY SWIMMERS Gl flNTED MAJOR LETTj' MTlt WL BE FRSTiTENNIS SQUAD SHOWS STRENGTH MEWL YANKEES ADVANCE IN RACE WHEN IN MATCH WITH PURPLE NETMEN LS. LOUIS TROUNCES CLEVELAND TO DaPflhIu ArWAom, liVI TATG AiiUI1 ..:. .. U~ IILULI fL tlf lIUO Jarnail, Wallker, Walaitis, Watsoni, Ailt And Seiger 1tonore By Athileie Board TEAM RECORD HONORED For the first time in the history of the sport at Michigan slx member of the Var...…
…rITHE MICHIGAN DAILY k_ s ALAN J. 7CIATED )PRE5S, SPORTS EDITC*L) C hisory Mats nto Ileave tinlthMe fils at Autwerp it 1920 -with ~*posterity a record of five Olyin-a single toss. tle waSssco nd int yc-and points scored for Untcle194 Sa i eer oe f l~imTraffic poli~ the dignity or his nlaynhavky in 1908. lMctrath, Ihen a. 1V'« hckits 198,Mc~ath 1 Zel ;lifted him high in the, police' depart- ,Oi~cC, won secondl place ill the. in- mtent, drif...…
…-_'THE MICHIGAN DAILY t West Association of Directors of Physical Education for Women in Colleges and Universities. Margaret Bell, M. D. present at the Senior Ball: There are just a few tickets left for the Senior Ball on May 18. Seniors who wish to go had better get their tickets immediately. They will be on sale from 9 a.m., until noon and from 2 p.m., to 4 p.m, today in the lobby of University Hall. JameJs Hughey, Chairman. Junior Resea...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 ..doollsom it i~un tti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 151 EIGHT PAGES ANN AROR. MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS _._ R APPREHENSION GROWS1 AMONG OFFICIALS A& FLOOD RATERS SWEIL MORE DANGEROUS FLOODS ARE PREDICTEkD FOR RIVERS EARLY NEXT WEEK NEW ATALITIES LISTED Southwestern Arka sas Submerged By lWaters As Levees Give Way; New Orleans Threatened (fly Associated Press) . NEW ORLEANS...…
…________THE MICHIGAN DAILY tit" DAYS, MAY 1, 19-17 of that dlgnity and poseC Which it is your privilege to possess by havincg your cloth: s JNERGINE Cleansed and Pressed. To obtain Swiss Incomparable ENERGIE Dry I ai~ Servil Simply Dial 4191 Garment Cleaning '. "'The l-4ome of E n ei-in~e ANN ARBOR 209 South Votirth Ave.------. 11. St HIOUN ' iirrirr .rrwa i4t7 ? T' S Ce < r k 1 l So; , it Q SA 1' p , : _ l; , , C ( i k " + ¢ o! 1 k ...…
…THE, ,NIICHIGAN DAILY t r - r-V ...M....N.DIL ... ... .... TION t t:: ° sccess you have just as good 1work and ir efficiently serving othi- DEAN DAY WILL ATTEND NBAK.A bl oipoii N IGcacsfrporsices f I rteeyetbihn euain ®F OIT e tdnsi h VOCATIO hF BAN INGi ad icrese1f;L er gterey stalisingarrstttyearCNFstNudOFSnCts nancal rturn andadvacemet inas aman of character and ability, and tt nvriyadaInra col i~r~iecr P~flhI~position, as in many ot...…
…PAGP, FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1927 Published ever morning except Monday during the University yea r by the Board in Contrel of Student Publications.# Members of Western Confereace Editorial ~Assoiation. The Associated Press is exclusively e- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise' eredited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .... .. ,..DAILY,.. .? _ _S 1 .... '. , _ _._._ __ . ..--- ANOUNCESCHEDULE YItciIlng Proves Greatest Difficulty In First Round Of Preliminary "Garies Last Week PLAY TO BEGIN TOMORROW] Second round of the preliminary games of the Intramural baseball tournament will start tomorrow. Thej first round was completed last week' when every team scheduled to play appeared;l and played fast and good baseball. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA LYl SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1927 is _ (1a".ss .. . .. .......... Ift" 9 - I--- - womwxm% _/ . awwr " "' FBSIA R~MHSHOULDBE GREAT AID TO CARDINALS 4 YOUNGS' ILLNESS Yesterday's FEHA RCMNINNA Or'0NAL LEAGUE PENNANT RAE;TINILT[IUIAIQ; DOES NOT BOTHER MFowwnmET VARSITY SUAD """WERE JUST TaOOD0OD ~ Cleelan 002 Results c ague~ GOLF TI PURDUE EAMI LET FORn ON TUSA SolII e lv4Iitk Lini ITo MIAeli (1d ; ltfSII us l.tlrue M(en Wh...…
…THE MICHIGAN . fi T P PAGE V r4.N THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SflV1~J fPlSITY OVERWHELM S PONiT'IAC TENNIS CLUB i Y'e I':c Itir r Atid feilijir~t -., only Ff glit BARTON DOWNS HAMMER In the first Lome meet of the 1:27 season, the University of Michigan tennis teazm decisively defeated thre Pontiac 'tennis club yestftday, tkn all eight single and four £lotlrle.4 matches. The meet served as excellent piractice for the team which meets! Mi...…
…AGI EIMIHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY MONO --.-- t DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN r'ublicaiion In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of 'he University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten. V{DLL" 11k;VI St.,-DAY, MAY 1, LY27 ,N IT BER 41Ii i - __________ .1 Automobile Rulings: The following action has been taken by the committee-, Mr. R. A. Llyons, '27, ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1 890 C, , r anp ~ait MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS OL XXXVI. No. 156 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS FRENCH NORDEBT MHEETS OPPOSITION ISENATE DISPUTE BORAH WOULD INQUIRE INTO FRANCE'S CAPACITY TO PAY ASK INVESTIGATION Coolidge Recommends That Settlement According To Present Terms Be Approved (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, April 30.-The French war debt settlement was trans- ni...…
…IMAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 1,' 1926", ~'AGB TWO SATURDAY. MAY 1, 1926 TOKY SEES WRD' Highest Honor His Abbot Believes City lHas Learned Of Unihersity Prograisu% Through LAUDS EFFORTS OF U. S.~ Communications regarding the U ni- versity "Michigan Night" programs have been received not only from the states and from Canada but from Tokyo, Japan. Waldo Abbot of the"f rhetoric department, and program di- rector, has received a l...…
…"'ATURDAY, MAY 1, 192f THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAOIM THURI ,Reviewers Speak I Of Profe ssC 41Both American- and foreign tech- :iical 'and scientific reviewers have 1 given favorable comment-.to the vol-] ~... ge on "Heat Transfer and Evapora- -ton," recently published, by Prof. W.. L. Badger of the chemical engineering Sdepartment. "An unusually valuable book," was' the characterization given by thel 'Chemiical and Metallurgical Engineer= k ing ...…
…1 P,:OE t OUTR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATRi)AY, MAY 1, 1920 Published every morning except Motnay during the University year by the Boat 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 otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoffice...…
….ATU7RDAY, MAY , 1926 THE MTCHTC AN T)AAWY " IF-: 1.M. M. i s S w .Y. 4, : 4; I ( tl 7 Q e 0 I3 ti a 9 d v --,"s zszrzs s l (I Xly EXCHANGE IFormer Michigan [ [ Of VOTERS TO Nine New Recipients Of Barbour CONCERTK Stdent Receives____ HELD H0.S Guggni "w'"' M Scholarships To Arrive In Fall 11tthe 25 women from other coun- Lucy, of Tokyo, Japan, are graduate Marjorie H. Nicholson, '14, has bn Michigan League of Women Voters tries at...…
… PAGE STX THE MICHIGAN DAILY'' SAT TJZD.kY, INTAY 1, 1;3ZG PAGE SIX THE MICI-TIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY I, 1926 Now r ° _ 46 ' - WOLVERINES Will MEET HAWKEYEStLehig dg Styo TENNIS TEAM WILL I;N FIRST DUAL TRACK MEET TODY Is Ddge TroiINIANlA TODAY I', Jehdgan Favored rn Outdoor Meet iiue To K corfing Power Dem sey Declared Field Evients Eligible By IOWA STRONG IN 440 N. Y. CommissOn Following Hoosier 'Natch Squad Will Journey T...…
…SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1,926 THE MICHI!GAN DAILY MGM , rvr,,x i AL } VI, 7 1 7 i A ILA- +-. ATfl liT n rri1 League ma Pti 9, Kappa Delta Rtho 3. ofieyetra afternoonmust be played at this te unless ar- ItEIII . H. i . - rangements are made at the ita- T o UChicago 4.... 000 000 102-3 12 0 Hlorseshios Tennis mural office. mlChicago-Lyons, Connally and! shoe tournament will beC heldi open been played last week have been post- LIEGE, Belgium.-Commn...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1926 PACE IQ DG' M- DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members 'of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volume VI SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1926 Number 15i6 Faculty, College of Literature, Science and W13 ls1iss The May meeting of the Literary Faculty will be held on Monday, May 24th, in Room 2...…
…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE II:I n E4adr I MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS l r VOL. XXXV. No. 155 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS F RESHMEN PREPAE FOR GLASS GAMES AT UNIONBANQUET REED RELATES EXPERIENCES AT MARVARD; STRESSES VALUE OF LOYALTY GRINNELL SPEAKS james K. Miller, '5, Gives Rules For Contest; Songs Presented By Quartette More than 400 Freshmen filled the main' assembly hall of...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. MAY 1. 1925 THE MICHIGAN DATI .Y / V 1L 111fi M lrl 1 iG, MVART P AG . + t shaw Broery 709 Packard Street Phone 816 The Most of the Best for the Price CANNED VEGETABLES Sugar- Corn, No. 2 tfins 6for$1 o2 rercase$40 Early June 'Peas, Ro. '2 tins 64o ero Per pas $290 Tomatoes, No, 22 tins Btfor$1,14 Percase,$450 S1JNBEAM BRAID FRUITS AN) VEGETABLES Complete Line A Beautiful Sandwich and :Cake Tray...…
…FRIDAY, MAY( 1,1925 ___THE MICIGAN DAILY ._w_.,.,,x- .- ._._._.-.Y- BUSK ON CAPUS .__Ceveland A rhitects' Plan Followed; Includes Phlanting of 3,0 New Srubs and 'rees WILL FINISH IN JUNE Carrying out the scheme for land- scaping the campus as mapped out by Pitkin & Mott, Cleveland landscape architects, a force of 80 men is at . work on the campus under the gen- eral direction of H. B. MacNamee, grounds foreman of the buildings and ground...…
…PAOX FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 --- -at - Published every morning except Monday during the Universit year by the Board in Control of Student ublications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titied to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local pews pub- lishbed therein. Entered )t the postoffice at Ann Arbor, M...…
…MX MAY 1, 1925 THE MICHIGAN ' : , .+,a .,,...,~~~I-F MCIIT~A ...,,.,.alA rTa . ..ari r Vri 5 OLVwTAMIM IWAIA m - , Y PORTIA WINS IN A N N UA9Ll DEBATEI Athiena Upheld Negative (Case On Questlion of Child-Labor, Amiendmient WOENIVIE NOTICES WOEN n1t[ l 1_ TO STYLE SnHow Ax'nlur'n Nvho have sign edl ti') for ! Students 1W11l 3 edel Sunainer Volviis the tenlnis tournament are requested lat Womien's League Tarl# 1A) 1ut. Liier tel...…
…I PAGE TI JE MICHIGAN DAILY 1:111D_1 Z", ;,i:2 1, 1925 ~AOE~!X FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 40 .....ww..:riF ir _ . "" ' ' ii irrurr iWr r+"' ,. ,'® - . N "IIA, w. AAAAAl r Ar1 lYlMAAIMA A r t ,.: , :' IItiIAiiA MSTY BASEBALL T DAY Of REST ON Coach Fishier I cWI S~atisfied With Teintms Itlay In Opener With State College ILLINI HERE SATURDAY Well satisfied with the showing of his team against M. S. C. Wednesday aftern...…
…FPiID AI, MAY 1, 1925 ____ ____ __ ____ ___ ____ ___ THE MICH-IGAN DAILY THIS CL SSI F lI iHI$° COSES LASSIFIEN COUESI COSES AT 3 P.M. AD"VERTISING AT 3 P.M. a CLASSIFIED) BOXES Nos. her1'of before Amos. 67, 76, 93 andi 98 have a numn- replies. Kindly call for them it is too late. Thanx.-Uncle FOR SALE FOR SALE-T h r e e M a y Festival (Iourse Tickets, fourth row middle section first balcony. Address H. M. 11. 1105 Oakland, Ave. F...…
…PA I EXGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRDAV, MAY 1, 1923 i DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all nembers of the University. Copy received b the Assistent to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdiap Volume i>FRIDAY, MAY 1, 192i Number 15 4 To Members of the Faculties: It has been pointed out that classes are not infrequently held beyond the hour. There would be less difficulty in asse...…
…1-. I t t an t I -n , / 154 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1924 EIGHT PAGES FOR NON BONUS CES CAPS AND COWNS ARE NOW READY AT GEORGE MOE'S IOnly 150 seniors have called for their Caps andh.Gowns at George Moe's sport shop on North !! IUniversity avenue., All the Coni-j mencement garments arrived last ITuesday. With Swing-Out only five days off the seniors are urg- ed. to take them out Of the shop, right away ...…
…SCHOOLS L I STED nvi I~rnrr'Inhi nninn UAMexico City, April 3 MUSICAN delegation has petitilo MUSICIANS ment for a campaign a outlaw bands which a ed the govern- gainst scattered re operating in lACE PRO BLEMi er and Vice President of Ity of Labor College in Denver I ! t L TALK A AF ANE HALL ' UNDER AUSPICES OF S. C. A. orge L. Collins, field secretary of Fellowship of Reconciliation, will an address at2 o'clock this after- in the Upper ...…
…vA TM rllli' tw - - MUMMERS' SOCIETY -ELECTS NEW MEBR, I , ,,. _ . f' TWO HUSES TAK RE OUT Full MEMBERSHIP On~e hundred per cent membership in t-he University of Michigan League has been taken out by Alumnae house and Collegiate Sorosis, according to reports received by the central com- mittee for the undergraduate camn- pagn at 5 o'clock yesterday, Other reports show Phi B~eta Phi 99, Martha Cook 6i4, Alpha Chii Omega 62, Wood house 5...…
…, NEWSPAPER OF THEI vERSITY OF MICHIGAN d every morning except Monday U Cniversity year by the Board in Student Publications.- of Western Conference Editorial L.ite Press is exclusively en- htcuse for republication of all news credited to it or not otherwise this paper and the local news pub- -ein. at the postofice at Ann Arbor, as second class matter. Special rate I granted by Third Assistant Post- zneral. tion by carrier, $.o; by mail, Ann A...…
…Plans to have the University of Michigan send a student represent- ative to the English-Speaking union in England this summer were embod- ied in a letter recently received by President Marion L. Burton. The student who is to represent th'e University will be selected on the basis of personality so he may make a favorable impression while abroad ---and so he will receive substantial benefit from his experience. It is' preferred that the student...…
…*~-L ~&A'.d A 0'r A ruur r' ' n u MMONIM- (UuhIII!IIlr l .. .., . e.,.e IES SELECT rfIniF PILAYFRq, T'rack Team ScorDept a, Aes SuccessesFRSMNS rtlz~ OfI TOMEET_11.1 quarter. mile Steve has been using Feinsinger and Purdy but it is likely that he will tike advantage of the l rTIle,,,,u-, 1g4g'SIl(1 all-around abilities of F einsinger a ndFl~ ' r or V ~ , a R n r s l n o n h n m rx ,4 r e,, iUAO IOQiS ne aIn-,,w(red the lett'r' ...…
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…IAL BULLETIN There will be a meeting this evening at 7:130 in our rooms on the fourth floor of University Hall. All interested in public speaking are cordially in- vited:' Earl W. Cory, President. M. (11:30 a. ulletin is constructive notiu, to all members Of received by- th^ A sitaut to the PI-eShlenit until m. Saturday? TJHURSDAY, MIAY 1, 1921 Numaber 1 1 y Lecture: essor Robert A. Millikan, Director of the Norman ideLabor,;tory is a~ t P...…
…WARNER LY Atr Datli INA]Vl I CTO~ NO. 152 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRIG AN SHIPS NEWV YORK~ . I 'Frolic, Tickets S I " Will Be Put Oan Sale Tomorrow SE Tickets for the Freshman Frolic to be held Friday night in thie assembly ktfoidi ',i hall of the Union, 'will go on general M" sale at 9 o'clock; tomorrow morning at the desk in the main lobby in the fan- ion. They will remain on sale all ...…
…ThAlCIGNDAL 'hie a tiher Colk P (lfl Ho? Ye Beauties! Portrait Painter Says, "You Ain't" LITS AM)" EN0UXEERS TO Vote in the campus elections to-, # RE'C1IYE CALPS AN'D GOWNS morrow. down ithie scalper a cell devised by those in Junior Prom whereby1 !ase~ tickets will have nce committee a photo- selves. On the night of Iers of tickets will be h their photos and re- ,nee if the resemblance for Callifornia'%S memorial stad'ium. A large 500...…
