…ESTABLISHED 1890 i.V ' t r I aiti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 16 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1929 EIGHT PAGES MANYCANDIDATES TO FACE STUDENT VOTERSTODAY WARTINREVIEWS LABOR1ATORY WORK PATHOLOGY DIRECTOR TELLS OF RESEARCH IN GERMS CAUSING DISEASE ALEXANDER WINS AWARD Work On Spirochaeta, Extndg Over 35-Year Period, Has Given Speaker Fame Delivering the Henry Russel lec- ture for 1929, Prof. Aldred S. War- thin,...…
…PACTI "0 THE .N ICRICA DAILY W IMF Sj)AY, MAY-15,19.29, PACE TWO THE MICHIC~AN W~DN~SPAY, M~AYA5,, 1929 COSH10POLIT&N CLUB PlCKS NEWOFFIRS Officers have been elected, and plans for the annual banquet in h49or, of graduating senior mem- bers haye been made by the Cos- nmopolitan Club. The banquet will be held May 18. Those officers picked to head the club for the school year 1929-30 are: president, P. K. Lee, '30D; vice- president, Shark...…
…WnDWnS~A~, MAY 15, 1 T R h " SCIENCE FELLOWSHIPS' ARE GIVfN FOR WORK DAILY REPRINTS OFFICIAL BALLOT TO BE USED IN TODAY'S ELECTION, Below is a copy of the official ballot which will be used in today's All-Campus elections. According to the Student Council committee, _ _.. _ _.____ n .._ _.. _ _. __.___ .. ._. !! i IN PHYSICSRESEARCH AWARDS TO CONTINUE WORK RECEIVED BY STUDENT AND INSTRUCTOR WORK AND NEILSEN CITED Scholarships Allow ...…
…PAGE FOUI , THE MICHIGAN, D AILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1929 I I r r, nsr r nnriwri pi .= ^r Published every morning except Monday dnng the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en-1 titled to the use fo. republication of all news 1ispatche credited to it or not otherwiset credited in this paper and the local news pub-, fishe...…
…SEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 129 M I C H I AN DAILY PAGE FIVL5 ._ TH.v.mICHIGA DAIL PAGE 1'tV! - - ' - -- -'. "4 W TAAV .57"* NMI p 9% x NT 0PCM I NM Y0ESeniors Decide Date I .. ... Of Annual Breakfast. LANT nr HipN rNnni Pim C' SPORT KUM.' ,UI lOU-Il VVIIUUL UII ILU VI U111II IL L 1IIIU rioGRAM PILANNED BY W. P tOVIDES FOR MANY ENTERTAINMENTS A. A. l50 GIRLS ATTEND MEET Dances From Freshman Pageant Presented To Groups At Field House Pl...…
…-~ .,-.r r .' ; THE k C'C* 1,D0 A 1 1 '-E,, I W rDNEDAY; IAY 15, 1929 i no . TO PRESENT CHICAG0 OCANDIDATES PAEET AlBASEBALL TEAM IN GOOD SHAPE IiInu MrD AunEIT DESPITE FREQUENT RAIN-OUTS ALUMNI GRID A WARD TONIGHT I: i i UugI i JH I Occasion To Mark Close of. Spring Grid Activities; Trophy To Be Presented I'] RICH RECEIVES AWARI Spring football activities will be concluded with . a meeting ,;at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the...…
…WED NtSDAY, MAY 15, 1929 'TH-E. - M IC H- GAN.- D A-T~lEY. PA~S~V~ .., Y ....r ... ... . _ __ _ i.. _ 1. _ _ _ Minnesota Yearlings Ta Track Meet fro -I Hass And Munn. Star For Gophers; Michigan Talent Divided; Take Eight Firsts JIAS WINS FOUR EVENTS ike Teegrap ic dUNIV ERSITY OF UTAH.-"U"k is m Wolverine Freshmen useda to hbe. The annual, tript to1 ______________________________I_ whitewash the old "U" on the Shot put-Won by Munn, (Min...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MIC1I-I AN DAILY uu .#e.+tv..,. ..-..i..a. wwnir,:+. +e'...«......+w-. !*it - y . }k...,...e 4.:. x r,.. .. r WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1029 _. Notice: Senior Employment: The diploma fee of $10 is payable now! Early settlemnent is neCes- Mr. E. B. McKillip of Wilson and Company, Chicago, will be in 201 sary for the preparation of diplomas. In no case will the University Mason Hall at 11 o'clock, today, Wednesday, May 15, to talk...…
…I :STABLISHED 1890 r Lw zct an 4aiti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 169. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1928. EIGHT CHINESE NATIONALISTS ADVANCE ON TIENTSIN IN SIXT MILE MARCH DEFEATED BY JAP SOLDIERS, iANKING ARMY RENEWS ITS SPRING DRIVE PROTEST RECEIVED ERE American And British Forces Mobilize To Guard Foreigners' Living' In Threatened Cities (By Associated Press) SHANGHAI, May 14-Foreign forc-- es prepared to...…
…THE-] CH lOAN DAILY ., ?V L & AN LXI'LAINS'I STRUCTURE OF ATOMS t4eda4ing i1y"se4k'a1 Teorte.s oe 1'resei1r Mai, Siencee Expounded In Reecent lecture IS LABORATORY DIRECTOR' Discussing the struicture and hob- its of the atom, Dr. William F:(C. Swan, director of the Bartol Pounda-': tion Research Laboratories in Phila- delphia, delivered his lecture on " Thel Riddle of the Atom" Friday afternoori 1 in the West Physics building lecturet ha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY II lwsl ? HYMA COMPLETES NEW OK ON EUROPEAN HISTORY q LJIZA It INCREASE II ILNES 3524 patients were taken care of at the Health service during the month of April, according to the monthly report issued by Dr. Warren E. For- sythe, director. This number maiks, an increase of 583 over the record for April of last year, and is probably the to the recent epidemic of influenza of which there are still a number of cases. An...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY lecturer, have their very definite in- Dir ti " tegral part in the cultural life of a d even morning excePt Monday great university and it is gratifying he -ing the niversty year by te Board in ntr' Of 1) e' ilhmtoti d1eirbe ne ''mree cditorial sociation. the Associatdi Pres a eis xclusiely en- ed to the use for rublicatiN of all news patches credited to it or not otherwise dited in this paptrn a :d th ?oca news pvb- !ie...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ILVAVA WAvAl . c.=:x S1-.i zs- :s '1 WOMEN fROM JUNIOR GI DIRECTIONSI ALUMNUS TO SING LAHONE FR PROCESSION IN MAY FESTIVALLET/C COLLEGES MEET HEREen.or:llear CapsAnd Gowns bVAN& IWILL BE HELD TODAY i __. i BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP MORTARBOARD PIC IS OPENED TO MICHIGAN WVOMEN I ONVENTION TODAY GAP BETWEEN JUNIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES WILL BE DISCUSSED REPRESENT 7 SGCIOOLS Delegates Will Consider Problems...…
… ILLINOIS AND BA! SIDELIGHTSON THE BALL GAMES tH N GOPER Gunlach across to give the lilinia a [ lead. The next man rolled an easy one and the Wolves got out of a bad rk.. Team Is Faced4 With Necesity hole when Shaw vlifted a, fly to Mc Afe oi iimproving Form Before for the third out. " The rest of the game was casy for liinoi Meet Fred, Illinois only getting one hit in the last three frames. HARRY GILL'S TEAM NEXT Stewart, ranked as a pre...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'AN TRACKIN OVERWHELM COPHER 9 T YEAR SQUAD IN TELEGRAPHIC MEET 1 _. ,, _ 1 b . .i I Ir aItA CS 1 D TYPING-'Theses a specialty. iAMERICAN R~UG CLEANING WORKS I Dial 98.C AVI[SNjITYPEWRITERS-Sales and Si Rugs and Carpets I All makes, ilarge and po Cle ne -Sied Re aird , ' ( O ( ,1\U1I (r bought, sold, rented, repaired I ____________________ achines and work guarantee \ I v (Ebusiness Since 1908. 0. 1D. A 1032 Green St....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I LY OFFICIAL BULLT I IN ublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to ,all members of e University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 30 p.m. (11:30 a.m., Saturday.) S., TVE S 1)AY, MAY 1ti. Number 169. University Senate: The fourth regular meeting of the University Senate for the year 1927- 1928 will be held in Room C, Law Building on Monday, May 21, at 4:15 p.m. Order of business: 1. Annual...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 A019L A dgk6 -dddmmL-zdd lar 4br t r 4kw 4:3 at I MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I- PRICE FIVE11111111111- CENT. VOL. XXXVII. No. 163 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS 'MIMIMMrYrA _. r FORMATION OF BLOOD CLOT CAUSES SUDDEN DEATH OF PROFESSOR FRANCIS KELSEY SUCCUMBS SHORTLY AFTER RETURN FROM -EUROPE NOTED AS ARCHAEOLOGIST Had Conducted University Near East Research Work i...…
…PAGE ~TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY ._ ftENGINEERS STEP VER Y INFORMALLY CHItCflO -iui EXHIBIT iIl ' E i LA G I C T O B , J rE T D Y ~ hi ~ ~ l i u'l k t 1. l ,2 owa rds the 'l Toi;tt;pe ev i m.aa ;i* 1;~lo l m el' PVidittlng Of Country's 1;*t Artists la'i.They WOvEt e eltiinelsis IngcveryV ConciCOvable sort of os Wil BeJ~si#aye hcos- lI their way to t he annual ('a'nJ) Davis ttame-- verythung from one of the I{ T1Untl ulk I(18ance, ll a :.i n...…
….1_ EUNDAY, MAY 15, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . PA or'TTM @R e # _ " f fLTHE MIICI A N it { iLYu PREPARE TO INSTALLi°'c. Apologses HONORARlY FRATERNITY'n Contempt Charge' STARTS .TOD 5-COMPLETE PERFORMANCES SUNDAY-S I ----------- &..N.. a PRESENTING Chlapter' Of Business .Adi in stratioii Siociety- Will1 e Established Here T morrow NtI t DEAN LORD WILL ATTEND Installation of the Michigan Phi chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi, profes- si'n...…
…PAGr, Foun THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1927 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Contrel of Student Publications. Members of Western Conferexce 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 postoftce at Ann...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ............. VA VA MM =A,,,,-7-A Im 14% i . TO COMPLETE PLANS FOR, LANTERN NIGHT' Freshman Pageant To Follow Usual Picnic Snupper And Procession On Lantern Program ERECT TEMPORARY SEATS Plans are rapidly maturing for Lan- tern night, the traditional event which signifies to Michigan women the un- official advance of classes and which will be given in conjunction with the Freshman pageant May 2...…
…4 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1927 s rl 111110: alll R _ i nor- n_ s- .. BASEBALLNINE WILL PLAY TOMORROI A.T IOWA .1TY WHSEY'9I IT HH,' HORNBERGER WINS IAASSrev CAPTURES WHISERY AKES FTT HIRD WIL ETRT AssRR P RENEAL F KNTUCY DRBYAGAINST HAWK TEAM, iir g ,an Has igh Hopes Nlvig 1zInto First Diision i After Defeat 'AS OSMAND CAPTURESICUNl UnSEeO uateu Iii -- - - - -- .:. IOWA IN SECOND PLACE VIIINEY OTRY C01ES ...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1!}27 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -.... ......a. .,. DETROIT NORTHWESTEBN I S INT ERSCHOLASTIC TIAUK Eq L I AGHEI&COMPANY jor fl/en 1iSnceI&4& COUM W SAT3P..A DVERTISIN G AT 3 PJ NORTHIEASTERN PlNCES N EXT, 7 CAS 'DEIAND) KALAMAZOOQ INTI: ]R "IC1f 0LA'lk'II8Y. R K , Ilks 'I IE FOlRTHIRD) D~etroit Xcii hW(cE ,eraz... ,..... BEATTY IS HI6H SCORER I e~otNotlacrz.. ,......24 COlt5 Tie iHa...…
…PAGT~E MHT T-W ?*MTrTr'A %dT nA TY 7LAA.J1AT..1t.'V-i ~4-~J.. 111-1-- 1.- .. 1- r a " i[.:, iviill-ill.arH1V LJHIL.Y SUNDAY, MAY 1, 192' 7 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). Copy must be typewritten. VOLUME VII SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1927 NUMBER 163 I i __ To the Deans: There ...…
…I ESTABLISHED 1890 <Y 4ir t r an sommolomhk Ap MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 168 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ATTEND BANQUE[T IN UNION TONIGHT NO REGULAR TOURS ARRANGED; ATHLETIC EVENTS SET FOR AFTERNOON LARSON IS SPEAKER 'IundquIst"s Orchestra Will Furnish Musc; 'Bates Announced As Toastmaster Five hundred visiting fathers and their sons will banquet in the assem...…
…% . . . . .11 , 11 'A .... ........ T"Fr" THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 15, 192~ Strike Mediator I- -- __- . ,.. - - I RELCSof INDIAN MOUND" Comparison ot a ie~ Ccof woc3 found in an excavataion in Detroit o the site of the old For t Shelby xwith piece of wvood1 founrd in an Indiani mlounld in Northern Michiganlgibes a clue to the age ot the mound, E. f Greennman of the museum of an! hiop-...…
…SATURDAY, MAY 1B, 1926 TT-4r Mtrutr' a XT T I TT V lb X f'T'!i1 +"t"!!Vft 113L,i Vj~t1.ri AI'f-j'! jJ Jl". R'AtBJ LX7l.AJM .,, r REVIEW ACTIVITIES OF DEBATE LEAGUE1 I I through the courtesy of the Detroi [Free Press. The probable question for debate next ,year, while not definitely decided on, will undoubtedly be "Resolved, That the United States government: should own the coal mines." Applica- I bions for mcmlbershinp in. the league fa...…
…SATURDAY, M Y- 5, 192$ PAGE MUoRn THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except MonAay during the University year by the Bnow in Control of Student PubIications.I Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en. titled to the use for republication of allnews dispatches credited to it or not otherwise ! Credited in this paper and the local news pub- libed therein.t Entered at the postaffiice ...…
…'7, "SATUIRDAY, MAY 16, 1926 'THE MICHICAN DAILY Ykal rTrw THE MICHT~~AN DAILY WAG1~ FIVW ,: t. , N K4. 4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I Mjjjllllli All AVtim TA WAM 5. 5 ' II 0 FETE TO FEATURE *nJor G irs' Play Numbers To Be Re- vived During Afternoon' By Members Of "Becky" Cast LEAGUE WILL BENEFIT, Proceeds from the "jitney dance" which will be given at 9 o'clock to- night at Betsy Barbour house will go to the Women's league. This no...…
… PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDA'Y', MAY 15, 192E ?AOE IX STURDY, MY 15 192 ON d ,WIL CASH TODAY Game To Decide Lead In Conference Baseball Standing; Illini Reported Strong MILLER MAY PITCH Bent on settling the right to lead in the Western Conference standing, Michigan's baseball . team, lead by Coach Ray Fisher and Capt. Steve Wilson entrained yesterday for Cham- paign where they will meet the Ilini nine today. With this game as one...…
… '} SA~TURDAY, MAY 15, 1,926 TI-IF M TI.GAN DAILY FACE EXYMI .. .. PAG L!VU Jim Barnes and Bobby Joes have John McGraw has ;signed a three, arranged a special match in England year contract to manage the New Wvith Cyril Trolley and Abe Mitchell, York Giants. QIanif r1 r ian ait FOUSALE t tIk' L t11k FOR SLE-GTand Piano, Mason and - L liii l ni rLnil~~1iatn C~.1 J 112 NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE n - Ifyu are a telephone subscriber call O...…
…I PAIN MIGIR' me .1 Polar Ship Lost In Arctic Fog r 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 15, 196 Number 168 Henry Russel Lecture and Award: Professor Moses Gomberg, of the Department of Chemistry, will deliver the first annual Henry Russel Lecture in Natu...…
…UNIV. op MICH. MAY 1 5 1925 DEDICATED TO JUSTICE C, r t i an 4kv oattu MEMB3ER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 167 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1925 EIGHT PAGRS PRICE FIVE CENTS EXPET 2000 DR. P. L. MARSH DE LIVE RS TALK - XNOVERWEIGHT, CLOSING FINAL A rnIFIS DVFR NUTRITION EXHIBIT LAST NIGHT, . , ~ ANNUAL WEEK END~ FATHERS WILL BE GUESTS HONOR AT CAP NIGHT CEREMONIES OF RICE WILL SPEAKI Program Include...…
…PAGE TWO TIIF MTCI-ITC A N DATT ' '-TithAX ATAV t1K A' a ae, irat~t as V!.A1V LHIL.1 r.ki1VA Y, 1VI VIAY I0, I.Ib , . y IAR E. I' P AGE 0 " IShaw SroceryI A i Phone 3i112-3709 Packard St, QUALITY MEATS AT 10OWEST PRICES 3 No. 21.2 CANS PINEAPPLES 90c No. 21-2 CAMS Yellow Peaches I9c No. 2 CANS Green lima Beans 19c fresh Fruits and VegtabkFs Always Only the Best FRED HEUSEL CITY BAKERY I 20b E. Huron Phone 7 913 Fresh, S...…
…ft FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY pAAP : T1R ..__. ra P E T Library Rcceives existence. The hooks were secured FEW I CKE S EF I7 in Baltimore and Washington (luring RI1?are Volumes On the spring vacation by Prof. John S. Can~~a eilgOiathentransportation engine-{ -- - -- In adition to the volumes on canal «Thirty-eight volumes, comprising transportation approximately 350 adpmhesmost va luable iiid, rare collection bok and l aphle...…
…PAGE F'otm THE" MICHIGAN DAILY FRTT)AY, MAY 15, 192r- THtL MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY I~ 1~ - ~ - Published every morning except Monday during the Universit year by the Board in Control of Student ublieations. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatchestcredited to it or not otherwse credited in this paper and the local news pub- l...…
…F'RTTAY, MAY 15, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGID F~!U -A ® -- , a I I 1RENE FIELD NAMEDURGE H OUSES TO ATTEND CHAIRMAN OF pLAY'LANTERN NIGT SUP PER' I gI All organized houses for women are Junior Advisor To Be Appointed By r on T uesday night in order t0 at tendi Women's League, According To in a body the picnic supper which Decision w.ill be held on the hill in Palmer I field preceding the Lantern Night' FIVE OTHERS SELECTED ceremony. A ...…
…w PAGN SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1925 w - FAGU ~IX FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1925 leoooooo- _- . ~ \ A f i .9 3 iPMfir U _ _ _ _ ........rwr r.r. ,..... . . ., irMwirr rrun, "' yam ~ r rrw -: t:&, a.. ,. Vy , wa TRACK SQUAD LEAVES FOR URBANA K WITHSLIGHT EDGE OVER GILLMENI~X' ALL CAMPUS HORSESHOES 1 The following singles matches must i olverines Given SmallAdvantageIbe played off by Friday, May 15, and VI hg ' o ver...…
…F'RIDAY, MAY 15, 1925 - - , . _ f . .I TI-FMICH IGAN DAILY PAGN SEVEN PAGJ1~ SEVEN COL OL MN CLOSES LASSOSEES 3P.M. ADVRTIIN AT 3 P.M. ; I I i i i i Finland Has New Premier ,;V"::: ::::::: y J}: { ::i:fJ J"i.: ~i M a Ii~ tWE WANTER Compacts, watcbes andl pictures' STUDIENIS FOR SUMMER WORK frames of the most exquisite jewielryj For special sales work. $24.00 selections. These are especially weekly salary and a bonus. No ex- ...…
…PAGE MIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY PrITDAY. MAY 15, 1925 * DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Pe dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday& Volume & FRIDAY, MAY 1v, 1925 Number 167 Notice to Prospective Graduates: THE DIPLOMA FEE OF $10 IS PAYABLE NOW!' Early settlement is necessary for the preparation of diplomas. In no case ...…
…TH11-E WEATHER' COO 0L AND ItNSETT,LED; PROBABLY RAIN \'L SOitr tikau .. _ f ____ .. . ._._._._ _ .. ._._.___._._- w -- ---- ---- _. ____._.._ _____ z.. ----- . VOL. 'XXIV. No. 166 EIG14T PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CEI CHARGS AG~nSTStudent contriz LANGLEY WI1,LL 6BE JFacutyGa AI~ht~ghthe faculty faile d to come SUBMIT'[0T0 I t through in the expc tod mnn e, ;we wis topraise in our hunll ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ThURSDAYn1, 'MAY i , rrrW .. _ . ., .. .. - . h,, k IEF CUMMITTEE! --e SENIOR LIT -NOTICE nounemets ae bingdistii- but-d to the le1>mb=1er4 of the sn ( 11x1. All th1ose who have 1 [W ODICAIO S., tbarre Brothers' Pain tings AE SUISA INS On Display In Memorial .I FLall! 0110 I A l'H AI1lty' 11'011 (U~l. 1'-"' 1t11 t aX *0, Y *Att.K 110 p ft l 211 '1X /Vt fjt Fine Artsi of Carnegie institute by tores modera knight...…
…THE MICH-IGAN DAILY Sil can use,,women, who are inexperienc- ed. The main 'requirement for ob- tain ing positions is that the council- 1013. should like work with younger gi~,enjoy out-of-door life, and be a. lec to work well with other people. . 1 Vno,;n n+o 1- 1 llkJ,-,a eiriv'i ea4eu ar e UB.KeU LO call L WOMEN WILL DE9TE LIBOR WITK . o .. "Resolved, That a labor party sim- ilar in ideals andl aspirations to the Britsh Labor prty sho...…
…_ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _TH E tM IC flEA N D A IL Y T IU SD Y, M.xt m#2 present when tte~lass if 1924 start# c- iI11113tiu11HV 1-33tn11i~lllllttlllQt311fl~tltl 4 ti IIt 3f1 its voyage into the - outside world. j II=tI ? Next year they will be part 6f the at-i L V CI AMPUS - -I__ traction and will miss much of the 1 significance. The fact that the date / I aG OFand TIq for Commencement falls only a few 1 SENIOR SIN\GIN GO L Si ~U , P P L U d...…
…THE IMIO IAN DAILY ......... ~E THOFEPrecedent Is Established 'As MacDonald K CORSESIs ,In formal House Guest Of }_ 3llR nisac ...1 :ertur yr "t . . ~."t: :.4J:;"{"v + yetuy"r'i' Soveriegni Isp N cw V~ ieS Oi] P!nd M4 StJECTh *(TO BE TAUGHT fBYye Three new courses in .Italian will he offered by the departmnent of Ito- s aR rnane ,angingds(barng the yeatr 1924-25. Two of these courses, Italian development and significance of the dbe ...…
…THEMICHIGANDAILY _________ _.. ,. ._ i ..J' 3,., Y r ' ' Mb r etn-!O TR9 T TODA Time limfit' for the matches' in the -- tennis tournament has been etn- or g <j f:11 ol,'c:tm ed to Monday night due to poor weath- riU-uii ,trtt lsi er and the iraiibilastic tournament. I f '' Fraternities in the horseshoe tour- 1 TW ILL1i. ? ri AT1 nament shouxld-call' at the Intramu-ral i) h( ~ i.l TI'M. N 1N offie ;and find out. their status and;wa g m...…
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… of the Philippines Islands will give a talk on the ' "I'ogr'e~s 'of the Philip- fff~lFT~ If~l~I pines," and Dean Maxino M. Ralaw' of, the Unliversity or the Philippines rri UIIVL LIODHUlI will give .ai illustrated lecture on the "Conditions in the Philippines." TU n TlaffrA Other features of the evening are the Philippine String Band of Detroit, I illT 1T19.1 IIIBIIOWIII Native song ".KtJNDIMAN." by 'MI~s L. Torires and. Native dance "CARtINO...…
…_,I Ar Ar t 46P .A AdL GOT YOUR 'ENSIAF I EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE .. Attends Series Ot Conventions T f ORNIDO 11 UIIEIEt PIMPARES EAS I'OR OPERA INVASIO.N Homer Heath, general manag- er of the Union is expected to leave this morning for the East where he will complete arrang- ments for the appearance of the next Ur.on Opera at a number of cities. Roy Hoyer, Arho assisted E....…
…~GAN DAILY -U 1 vg l~ g ay Traffic Ass ociatoni Elects iculty Nan for Fourth Time at Annual IMeting STRY INCLUDED EXPERTS [0-1 ALL T~ARTS OF~ COU TT Y Works of leading French, German. Norwegian, Russian, Japanese and American are hunng there and the gal- lery will be open every aftrnoon be - tween th~e honurs of 1.:30 and 5 o'-C clock. The exhibition is held under the auspices of the A~nn Arbor Art as- sociation. Elected Traffic President...…
