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…pwj r0 #' U . .1 I DAY AND N SEfl1 ' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 18, "1920. FREE MOVIES ON CAP NIGHT BILL In accordance with arrangements made by the committee in charge -ot the Cap Night ceremonies, the doors of the leading Ann Arbor picture hous- es will be opened to the entire student body following the closing of formal- ities at Sleepy Hollow. . Immediately after the, last address, the freshmen will fall in to the rear o...…

…-knows al than s of [; FI Meager as the facilities now are, it nevertheless would be a- good thing if all students interested in swimming would take advantage of using the pool at the Y. M. C. A. It will be open for use each afternoon from 3 to 5, and there will be someone there at this time to instruct those who may need it and want it. Irrespective of conditions, students Biology - Shull AT k * *. et. ned,.the sig- should not let th...…

…^. F "'" " " A" " r . , . ..,i Howr Wolverines Won from Purdue MEET ,e been ,rschol-' 21 and and as ,cted in 't is as Michigan AB Knode, ss.....5 Kirch, if......4 Perrin, rf.......... 4 Van Boven, 2b .... 4 Mraz, 3b .......... 4 Genebach, c ........6 Newell, lb .........;3 Lan'genhan, of ..... 2 Ruzicka, p .. 4 Soheidler, p .......0 H 0 1 1 0_ 0. 0 1 .0 H OA 4 14 2 2 0 1 1 "0 3 51 .0 02 0 71 2 10 0 01 0 10 3 00 0 ntered a list of o...…

…Wtomen d & Co., 311 1 1 7 jIs, TY OF CHICGO SCHOOL' 11 i' 1 ICourses open i sity dur For DEAN OF LAW er- OFI .w will shorten the traditional periods of ,d Colleges. Usually' one faculty of the, same superi'or Michigan Dames will meet at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening in Lane hall. A pot-luck supper will be given. All members are requested to bring knife, fork, spoon, cup, and plate. Members of the Junior Girls' play cast may receive ...…

…Wedding. Bells," Salisbury Field's anedy which is being produced this ek at the Garrick-Detroit,. opens h the dilemma of one Reggie Cart- who has been divorced, is to re- rry on the morrow, but discovers t he still loves his first wife. When e his former wife's quick wit and n understanding are' brought into y, the knot which Reggie makes his affairs is untangled; but before rescues him, the comedy has run ough three acts of merriment. red," ...…

…I I i Tickets for the Dixie club dlance to be held at the Country club Satur- day night are on sale at the billiard room desk at the Union. Junior team:' Pitcher, Alice Beck- a.m; catcher, Eleanor Stephenson ; rst baseman, Alice Hinkson; second aseman, Quinneth Summers; third aseman, Josephine McGuineas; short- op, Phyllis Wiley; center field, Ern- stine Hall; right field, Florence Fox; ft field, Katrina Schermerhorn. Sub- ttutes: Narcena B...…

…,, i., kr Swp 4:Iai I ASS I DYERS DAY AND NIE SERTI V ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18 1921. PRt CE hRC .. ;HT. GIVEN TIC IOCK 3onfire; NEW t FACULTY MEMBERS OF UNION AND PUBLICATIONS BOARDS ANNOUNCED BOARD IAL FREE MOVIE [OWS-AT 10O'CL en Will Burn Caps in B Disciplinary Measurles , to Be Allowed Four faculty men were appointed by President Marion L. Burton at the meeting of the University Senate Mon- day night to ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OP THE ASSocIATED PRESS Tha Associated Press is exclusively' entitled to the use for blicationoof all news di4 athes credited to it or not otherwise ited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postofice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second bscttription by carrier or mail, $s.o. Ofice...…

… __ .. . II i -,1J'.; ,, : .... " " f ." " .;,:r . * li.i _...... S TEAM LEAVES ITEASTERN MATCHES tell meet the Wolverines. Fisher is the fourth player. Big Day at Cornell Saturday is Spring day at Cornell,{ and in addition to the tennis matches AR with Michigan the Red crew rows against Princeton, and the baseball left team takes on Yale. nts This trip is one of the most am- of bitious ever planned by the Varsity ntic tennis team,...…

…Directory? Satisfaction is mmand if you patronize our .-Adv. E AR m R LG Uf. . PAT VFF. HEEL WALKING SHOES t outdoor Walkover for Women. ly a sport Sbce but worn by womren e for city wear. Made with the. new Ile pattcrns in black and bicvn calf. PRICE $10.00 )ver .Ioot Shop South Main Street It ; I LASIFITHIS N ACLOSES ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. LOST AND FOUND A jewelled basket shaped pinf day night, also a pair of long- gloves Sunday. Ple...…

…______ ThEMICHIGAN DAILY . a ,.Thom- )n. Also "The The Tex- dy, "The rnational PORTRAIT OF DEAN VAUGHAN IS GIFT OF SENIOR MEDIT4S The senior medical class will pre- sent, as its gift to the University, an enlarged portrait of Dean Victor C. Vauhan, of the Medical school. The picture is of considerable size and will be placed in the Medical building. For its gift, the senior homoeop class has also chosen a picture. It will be a large frame...…

…THE MICHIGAN AILI .. i. FICIAL BULLETIN ESDAY, MAY 18, 1921. Number 159. o the Deans: 'e will be a conference of the Deans today at 10 a. m. . M. L. BURTON, President. h Club, University of Michigan: account of the conflict with the opening concert of the May Festi- Research Club will hold its May meeting on the evening of the :ead of the 18th. H. H. BARTLETT, Secretary.; Faculty: regular weekly meeting will be held Thurgday at 12:15...…

…YT J2tf i 'r A6F Ap %noon OOM% a tr t axt F-11 DAY A2ND SEB ..l/ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1922 I WiU 1I IUII BLE 'TILL RECOVERS RESULTS OF TIVE i AT GENOA E NOT'EXPECTED Willing to Join Investi- 'th Aim of Securing Restoration (By Associated Press) Washington, May 17. -- Any ques- ,i ofthe recognition by the United ats, of the Russian soviet govern- ent lies beyond the time when res- ration of productivity in Russia y...…

…such a change at the I cept Monday during the Waiversity of Student Publications. ASSOCIATED PRESS lus entitl othe we :he crditd t Itor os therwi6i lecal Yews published theres. t AssArbu Ifihiansa s06014 BUiAdw. Maynard Street. litrial.. .L4. M . -"wo'rds. if miu. the m!a- students' expense. To hold examinations without providing some period in which to prepare may not only set an un- desirable precedent, but will work a decided injus- lice...…

…ALM 3 MATER n II t Six Years toI oscow is be- uilding activ- rears duiing private build- itutions were isrepair, both private indi- throes of a What authorities believe to be unique in the history of this campus is the dedication of the latest book of Bartow A. Ulrich, '64L, which is made to the University of Michigan. There is no other record in the library of a similar token -of appreciation to this University According to'Librarian W....…

…t 1 I" iVAl-&i.JJ3%I 1LJ't1L I i +a . ^ t 'nom _ ti . .e . X Calendar BASEBALL At Home -Chicago at Ann Arbor. -Wisconsin at Ann Arbor. -Ohio State at Ann, Arbor. -Alumni game at Ann Ar- -National Collegiate Athlet- tion. meets at Chicago. Abroad -Illinois at Urbana, Ill. -Iowa at Iowa City, Iowa.1 -Notre Dame at South Bend,, TRACK, At Rome -- Michigan interscholastic rbor. / Abroad -Chicago at Chicago. 2 - Western Conference' ships at I...…

…V L.lHJ...I mes fl E TECH DELI- [ANT MATCHj ng a superior brand of tennis n's Varsity tennis men had lit- culty in taking over the Car- ech team at Pittsburg Tuesday,f score of 5 to 1. It'had been ex- ;hat the Plaid net artists would much greater opposition than thcoming but only one Tech was able to win his match, Reindel losing to the Plaid Neville. in Merkel won a well played from, Schwartz, number one ian. His superior speed and ss wer...…

…ENTIO tat Firepro ot be Associated Press) Li., May 17.-Varying su tive to future skyscrap red by Chicago architec t of fire damage here Burlington and Quin iding, one of the tyl Daily, Gargoyle W3attic Saturday. With the annual DAILY-gargoyle. baseball game but a few days hence, of reports from the gargle camp show that 'spirits' are lacking among the few remaining players. After several weeks of strenuous effort, only three diamond men are ...…

…o bed d be the that s' play the re- Z to 4 r gym- point o'cloc ns for all last time Officers for thecoming yearwere installed by Michigan Dames Tues- day evening, when they held their reg- ular meeting in Barbour gymnasium. The following officers took their oaths of office: President, Mrs. G. M. Gale; vice-president, Mrs. A. M. Stellwagon; secretary, Mrs. E. H. Corley; treas- urer, Mrs. W. L. Faust. At this time the retiring president gave...…

…J L L ET M. Saturday.) Number 166 Elaborate Plans For Twenty-Second Annual Interscholastic Track Meet Attract Unusual Amount of Interest) (u 1:0a.I Y 18, 1921 THURSDAY, cups and medals to the winners of the respective events. All visiting teams will be lodged in the various house club residences and at frater- nity houses. CLEAN, PROFITABLE EASY WORK We require at once 5 capable young men and women to act as our sales representatives in yo...…

…A1IIER POF iY;a tti .I 5 TODAY XXXIII. No. 167 EIGIIT PAGES ANN ARDOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY. MAY 18. 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE - ,f i I TO BUN POTS TONIGHT,. :EPY HOLLOW A5SSIGN OF ONCE INTO SOPHOMlORE CLASS 'i v~ AT 7~ VUIAt U2( U OF CAMPUS LEE WHITE '10, CHOSEN TO MAKE FINAL SPEECH Theater Owners of Ann Arbor Open Doors to Students Regardless of Class Cap Nigbt, marking the assing of another freshman class into the rank of sophom...…

…uii~~ TONIGHT sDiscovery 'gurgle Amateurs Scheduled Reveals Mystery To Fall Be fore' DAIL)J King Names Him Ulster Speaker, YfY I Y / DIY ii1wY IV I p1i i iiMllwiY ^r )Is , Y Men r, - - Symphoany Orchestra Will1 t Sulte from Gustal, Holst's "Th~e Perfect 'Fool" CHILDREN'S CONCERtT TO BiE OFFERED THIS AVTER,-Oo-N The local debuts of Florence M1a,- bethi, sopranop of the Chicago Opera company, and Giuseppe Dan ise, bari- : tone of the M...…

…-mr E DAILY D 11t i5 - ation ceremonies for the new of the Women's league will n Friday, Mai 20, instead of rnoon as was announced in v Sunday. Money for all evenQ; which havo been given for the benefit of the University of Michigan League build- 'ing fund, must be turned in by June 1 to Neva Lovewell at her office in Barbour gymnasium, so that the com- petitivo charts may be com piled. Checks should be made payable to the Michigan League...…

…- - - - - - 'THE MICHIIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL -N819APER OF TUIE UNIVERSITY 01F JUCII1Wi Published every morning except Ivlonday ring the' University year by the Board in ntrol of Student Publications Memibers of Western Conferenice Editorial sociat ion. The Asscciated P~reys is exclusively en- led to the use for republication of all news spatches credited to it or not otherwise edited in this paper and the local news pub- sed therein. Enitered a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , , . 1 1 ". I I.. . I - I ' . , " ,- S PEAKS ON~epTheir Eyes 19 P0GRSS, Victims" Of _. 4 __ _.... .. .. . . _ ,..:, on American Chinese Bandits Safe now in the Senior class. IV Where, 0 where are seniors? Where, 0 where are seniors? Where, 0' where are seniors? the grave, the 'grave, thle grave+ Y Where, 0 wbere are the giddy, faculty? old jwhere, 0 where are the giddy, faculty'? old, Where, 0' where are. the gidd...…

…TEt1 ,: ~ ._... . ; IWO A fu al ., ,. ,. y . . + + r...r.~. .... . .. . ,., .. . ... . , EIIS AIDED R WEATHER0 'Wolverine Athlete Of Years Ago Still Stars As Time Creeps On I I,NTERSOHOLASTICS ION SLATE TODAY 5. AIi t kLSiAIM ONME FRGSR MIAMOND ME ....r... ,.. Trhrongs. of, college athletes have roce Mean Sboliong Trprovemnti As Ohio :Meet Ap- proachies LE DIF fCITY EXPEiCTED} ITIF BURVE CINDERt MEN ir weather stimrul...…

…r TH IS 1COLUMN ICLOSES IAT 3,P.. ER TI SINGE' . .Y... ..,--..- sare at tas 12, B3C, 18,i wvo cents a 'word: zince. Mtnlmumn ~25c. Minimum cents per word t.White space tf fide cenits per s, charged only JFOR SALE FOR SALE-Two tickets for Sathr afternoon and Friday evening ci certs, first floor. Call 6119-P. betw( 1 and 6 p. ni. 1( F~OR SAIE-3 tickets for Friday nil concert, seat 18, row C, second _b cony. Call hill, 2613-.I after C p. 1...…

….:1rIQAN DA0 L.. Warren. They will confer with tw O F CL a the Bult~n isconstru~ctive notice to afllmembers, of y'. Copy received until 3:30 D. ma. (11:30 a. ml. Sahurdsy.) FRIDAY, MAY'18i, 193:3 Nuher 1$7 ,rtif~cate Fees: pre days remain, including today, for the actual' paymen~t rof the University of the fee payable by any person re-celv- r ~certificate at Commencement, 1923. Such pay netts can- after 4:00 p. mn., Tuesday, M.1y,22. SH...…

…I I r. Bk 4Mat 10BAALY TODAY aiIlj of |ct On 169 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1921 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, 7t All TE WINS M[FROM Rev. C.E. Burton Marries Niece To G. R.Stewartl ------ ---- ES 43 1 OPPONENTS t six I The wedding of Miss Theodosia Burton, daughter of President Marion L. Burton, and Mrs. Burton, and Dr. George Rippey Stewart, Jr., of Berke-{ ley, California, was solemnized lastt night in th...…

…1 1 1..11 .4Y..1 1kA.2JS L. J...' &AA1 1 ~eria~tKees EropianConiU1Imr L:.EoUwer Chamber "Ccnrdit on ifl Eropre seem to be In Italy he met Chaseh r Ia ~greatly improved, but to the superfic-i- and Horace L. Davis, ' al observer, whro can Qny ee the! known in that country a suxfac; teris o dfinteintrcaian;omeo and Orio Davelli, suac, heeisnodeint idiato Mr. Stanley said that itI of the progress that has been made,"nesarfoAercn according to Prof...…

… ,.w . - r" .,,,, , sn r" s--- - Girls' Glee Club Rooms For Summer j itories soon to be erected, T, cordingly was relieved of the I Off 3 I I{ TALS OF LANTERN s to Meet for Procession Tuesday, Block "M" to be Formed on 1FRESHMEN T~O GIVE PAGEANT; W. A. A. TO PRESENT AWARDS Final and complete arrangements have been made for the festivities pro- per to Lantern night which will take plac at 5 o'clock on Tuesday evening at Palmer fi...…

…FHI CHIGAN DAIL CIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE MIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ished every morning except Monday the University yearby the Board in )l of Studlent Yutl1'cations. bers of Western Conference Editorial ation. Associated Press is a elusively en- o the use for republication of all news les credited to it or not otherwise d in this paper and the local news pub therein. red at the postoflice at Ann Ar'or, an, as second class matter. Special rate ta...…

…i- May U S': Second Annual Celebration Close ,4 With Passing Of Freshmnan Class ENTERTAIN FATHERS WITH GOLF, PARTIES, AND L4ANEj', Michigan's second annual Fathers' Day came to a successful close last night with the passing of the freshirnsn class. At the conclusion of the cere- monies many of them -prepared to re- turn to their various homes and Michl- gan felt satisfied that her fathers were well entertained during their noO gist, Fauro...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FOUNTAIN PENS FLOWERS I TYPEWRITERS THIS' I RIDEWS REPAID; SERVICE is un- of all makes LS COLumN Iequaled. Real workmanship and one GEORGE BISCIIOF Bought, Sold, Rented, Exchanged, day service. I Cleaned & Repaired ATG. RIDER'S PE'E SHOP Choice Cut Flowers and Plants 0. D. M ARRI L, ADVERTISING AT 3P. 302 State Street Phone 8019 F-i 220 Clialin St. Th 17 Nickels' Arcade FOR HIRE NOTICE The Typewriter & Stationery Store D...…

…n11i1 1rTIaI I I., urriUIsi DULLEIMf ithe Bulletin is constructive notice to all memibers of r.Copy received by (bo 4 Asitaut to the Prc-idenit until 1:34 a. m. Saturday, SUNDAY, MAY 18, 19201 Number 149 I -1 _______THE MICHIG AN DAILY Saginaw Club: All students from Saginaw are rcquested to be present at thc deb ate, between Saginaw and Romeo for the state championship at University H1all Auditorium Monday, May 19, at 8:00 p. Mn. No admi...…

…AND WRITERS C AND DRAMA U RADIO PAGE Joe g A6F Ar r t a Tl ,, " _e ___s. _.._-.__ _ .._ XXXIV. No. 169 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY iS, 192'1 '1 PRICE, i t SONS ENT ER AIN THEIR D A Fathers D Instigate Fathers'. Day was instigated by a similar celebration which has been held for many years at the University of Illinois. That university called their celebration Dad's fDay, and it was held in much the same manner that ...…

….«.;.. First Baptist C) Sayles will speak 'Sham and Reality" k service in the ch. The church neet at noon and at ant class will meet v in the Guild House. Hour at the Guild hurch theran Consciousness" immediately k on the sub- I following the student supper served , at the 10:30 ( at 5:30 o'clock. There will be o First Baptist j evening worship.I bible school t 2 o'clock the with Mr. Chap- The Friend- d House from iJLsl' Lre7L tJUian unur...…

… Glee Club - v, ,. Varsity Singers Organize In 1850 A group of fellows banded together for the purpose of enjoying their in- formal sings and the good fellow- ship of their companions, that is the story of the birth of the oldest or- ganization on the campus, the Var- sity C;-lee Club. During the early years this group, which began to meet about 1850, had no director or organization of any kind. It was not until the '80's that this group or...…

… wers . the Dureaii roe ted wichare scarcely less ob- 17ill)i,1 upo d-sfpair, bccon isible IInthle j ectiovabe,. 1These ideas ,are in the mind's eye. And "thes paths of glory naurfo es il te quality men- Iad ut to the gr-ave." This philoso- by ILVfin- U3 rtsopiansN calli ltea-TH JDhirDe Rak104r; l oyl ~~b T.rk: ply "The D, idlan dcr:"'as ;1'ith e D ea32 rgldy lea. "(1 1)wellr in te' rca htliteratunre be Rsf eviewed ,lby ack Berkia lkiInFoe...…

… tC4 Whitman's Orchestra I to, tA a. ... _ . . ...., ,., . . .. Emy Krueger nges Program nmy Krueger of the Munich, d. Madirid operas, who ,is THE CHICAG( omit a snd- It is notet Of mo1st biear HaW1 of bers from. Tris- with shade, of le chi.nie from >e 4 The Tris- hough no leSS e tsolde'g Loge heard. 1But ao upt thoa strenu.- CYrieg*, that the Berman soprano er w a"4decided- g of: the tthitle- 7 S YMPHONY Four Men HaveI Dirlects Prog...…

… !Glltt e14 W. A. A. 4 t % 4 F "XI N V in Pageant Tuesday Zs Innovation For Women Olympic Entries Hope For Victory Tradition Of Giving Torches Preserved In Lantern tradition at the Lan- am of Michigan wo- Tuesday at Palmer an pageant will be 4 pageant itself is also a compar-4 new idea. Last year's pageant e first, but th-ose who took part ere chosen from the campus at while this year the personnel posed entirely of freshmen. T...…

…7i /1 npc And Platform 10. r l to Big Factor In Next Election By Z. S. Bailey e broadcasting station, as well as; stump or platform, will be a big ical factor in the presidential ion in November. In fact, in one' at least it will be a greater factor either. That is in point of audi- What vast coliseum could hold thousands who will hear such ons as WEAF, New York, or J, Chicago? ere will be two kinds of political aigning "on the air" in ...…

…__________-GLEE CLUB'S SUCCESS DUE I and the style will inevitably be found LARGELY TO G. 0. BOWiENi clothing the soul as the ditlicate spray and glistening waters clothe the ie m a (Continued from Page Eleven) mlghty force of Niagara. iyMusic in Flint, from whence hie "Hieroglyphics" does not, as Van -- - ----- wascalled three years later to head 'Vechiten effusively claims, "glow with Tunerth the Department of Public School miu-j the requisi...…

… ESTABLISHED .1890. 00 fri an ~1aiI33 MEMBER ASSOCIATED )PRESS -- -------- ---------- t VOL. XXXV. No. 170 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ALLIES' REFUSAL TO ISARMVMIGHT MEET OPPOSITION NEIGHBOR'S STAND ON FORCES TO DETERMINE GERMANY'S ATTITUDE GIBSON IS CHAIRMAN First Meeting Of Preparatory Group On Disarmament Will Probe ! Entire Problem BALL TICKETS AVAILABLE Remaining t...…

…)RCAME 4T WQ I .THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY_ 18, 1926 PAGE ~~'1WQ THE MICHIGAN DAILY POLES DESIRE NEW MEN, NO't POLICIESIISIlNs DENIAL SOCIETYI :EInfrsilce Of witos Into Premiiershiip Made 4'couj ) 'Eif: tOnly A Matter PILSUDSKI IS STRONGI WARSAW, May 17.-When it be- came evident a month ago that. Po-i land was heaxdd towa rd revolution andl~ as new government. would follow that of Skrzynski, students of the sit- uation realized tha...…

…TIUESDAY, .AY 18, 1926 Announce Increase Of Lieutenancies In Reserve Corps commissions in the Reserve Corps' will be given to thirty five R. 0. T. C. members of the '26. graduating: class, it was announced yesterday. The number of second lieutenants -in the Org~tnized Reserves will be ma- terially increased at the °6nd of t'he school year by the graduations of R. 0. T. C. men from numerous col- leges throughout the country. The -Uniiversity of...…

…r PACE FOUR NAM THE MIf-CIAN fDAILY 'TTF T)AY. 'MAN'$ 13t-1O4A . .VNA.C ..,JI.C . *~ . _ _ _-. f iU.LSttaLtil.Xi iYltlY ic7x 1:+.:r NOW" i Published every morning except MonAay during the Universi year by the Boar in Control of Student ublications. Members of Western Conterence Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credi...…

…TJESDAY, MAY 18, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Aw ;., s CI ) o .s i - . i 0 PICNIC SUPPER. TO BE FEATURE UF TRADITIONAL LANTERN NIGHT Program For Annual Ceremonies* Also Includes Class Procession Starting At 8 O'clock ILL FORM BLOCK "MW . . fPicnic suppers,amulti-colored hoops, senior lanterns, a freshman pageant, and a block "M" will be featured to- night in the traditionalLantern night 4 ceremonies. The supper will begin at 5:30 o'cl...…

…F.l.^I+7 SIX THE MICHIGAN Dl MAY 13, 1926 pt~ m ~ i~ixT UEsI) A Y , A Y 18, 192 tf- - " Mwy . . . TO DOWN. ILLINOIS11 Woixverices Will Engagpe Ini Crucial Ts fOtorSao Here Saturday FARRELL NAMES TEAM w __ IATHLETICS TAK(E SECOND I GAVE FROM TfbGERS, t5-1i PHILADELPHIA, Pa., May 17. -The Athletics made it two straight over lDetroit today by winning 5-1. Philadelphia scored jall her runs in the first inning Soff Lil Stoner. W ,ell...…