…ATHERj ) COLDERj 1t A6F AWfl atl PLAN TO ATTEND CAP NIGH __ _ __ __ !_ No. 165: EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR 'MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MtIAY 16, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE ... t _.__ . ~N BREAK BY IDING, TIME REOPEN 1NEGO1' A. If KRASSUN, SOIET ENVY ORIGE LIKE M'ENT DECISION President Hit By Student's StoryE In Hazing Probe S125 Engineers I l[CN u0~E Parched Tongues Will Scrub Way ! IELII V LIIJUII L I i'Vainly Beg Mercy Into Triangle...…
…4ILY AMERICANS SEIZED BY CHINESE "l'l1l BUREN *. Holds Special I3eeting ,y With President Oniy Initiate lit PR( MEENtT EDUCATIO AL XNE'N ATTEND C VENMONL1ES Michian's chapter of Phi Delta Kap- pa, national honorary fraternity in the educational 'prfession, held 4. special initiation and baniquet last night at Pinckney durig which President Mar-. Ion L. Bur~ton was taken into the fra- ternity. Oh~io StteProfessor Present ~Several promin...…
…-CAN DAILY PI 1 e world fellowship committee ofl Y. W. C. A. will meet at 5 o'clock afternoon at Newberry hall. 'attend regularly. More seniors espe- cially are needed. Tickets for the May breakfast which is to be given by the University Y. W. C. A. Saturday morning at Barbour{ gymnasium, are on sale at Wahr's and Graham's bookstores, at 35 cents a-" piece. Girl Soon To Wed Rockefeller's Kin C. ow s of the new cabinet of the A. will-mee...…
…2.HIGAN DAILY to VI~AL NE~WSPAP~ER OF TILE [VER[SITY OF?-MICIG4AN icd every morning except Monday, he Unriversity year by the Board in: of Student Publications er of Western Conference Zditorial on. Asocated Press is exclusively en- the user for repuiblication of all news es credited to it or not otherwise in this paper and the local mews pub- erein. :dat the postoffice at Ann" Arbor, ias, second class matter. "iptiou by carrier or mail, $3....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY lIOSENNEXT F [[ t Appointed 1Will Enter tOx- ford in October Th, CATIONS USrtT BI: IN LLOYD'S OFFICE BY JUNE 2 Rhodes scholar from the none-) f the University :and other col- mnd. schools throughout '~ state appointed on Deccibber 8, 1923, State Comnmittee, for 1lichigan. -h.olar appointed will enter Ox- iOctober, 1924.' lie past it has been the custom University to nominate five srmthtubeu- apy ction of not more than four ...…
…rs r Iv&Ik *AUk 'IN Mg ____ , ioL l t t l3 I l !! - ..r ru rr.ww""".~ .r" ' r " ,. YxI YW iIY isYIAM Mww )1S RA UAWKEYE DEFEATS GIVE MICHIGAN LEAD OF B/S TEN Takes Two Games From Iowa Nine Har Htting by Wolverines Provei Big Asset In Copping Hard Contests LIVERANCE ANI GIBSON ShOW FORM IN WINNING GAMES By Wiflahe F. Elliott With a quintet of clean cut victories and not one defeat, Michigan stands today at the top of the Big Te...…
… I' 'iz Drawings club and dormitory -which is to be bul oon. It is a pencil sketchl of -n__Exhi2bit on an English cottage and excellentlye- the drawing of Lionel 11. Pries, o;: Sani Prize warning drawings in the 1922 Francisco, whlo took ashi subJect a< Birch Burdette Long sketch competi-J street scene in Venice. J. E'. .Ja i-':o" tioni have been placed on exhibit ii: of Abington, Pa.,,wonthirdi prize wi th the case in the architectural corrid...…
…Tl E MR-CHIGAN DA ILAk ........................ ais col ved untl N{ESDAI IAL BULLETIN' nettuettve notice to all meiidbm at and Mrs. Burton will be at home from 4 to 6 o'clock r1, instead of Wednesday, May 16, as previously ali- tMhrs. Gustav Holst and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stock in. receiving. 'A new composition by Mr. H1olst 'will be of artists from the Chicago Orchestra, at 4:30, and ti1l1 change of date. .o will be a conferencee ...…
