…ESTABLISHED 89 404W t r Iaili MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 144. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1929. EIGHT PAGES TO USEAMPIIERS TODAY IS FINAL DATE FOR DUES ffSeniors Given Last Opportunity To Pay Class Fees And Give Graduation Orders Seniors in the literary college willI today have their last opportunity to pay class dues and order an- nouncemen and invitations, ac- cording to James E. Duffield, treas- SALE OF...…
…'Tr, MOT= --1 2'1- PAdE TT G ' HE M ICH-IGAN DAILY PAOE TWO THEM ICHICAN DAILY PRESIDENT LIT TLE 'EFFORT TO TURNS FIRE FIGHTER IN VALIANT SAVE ISSUE OF ALUMNUS FROM FLAMES OSCAR 0. M. VOGEL MARTGIN HT. VOGE IV:, RO.MARK"ET Continuing his career at the University in a blazing path;' of glory, President Clarence Cook Little turnied fire fighter long enough Wednesday afternoon to help foreman Gustav Dicks put out a dangerous fire which ...…
…0., ThIDAY APPIL - 2~) - . .................... MH-O CHI PLANS City .,supply' Buying I MICHIGAN QINN&R PLATES CARRIED: TO LATVIA RY -AMERICAN MI'T'~F _! I PHYSICISTS TO10 0EAS'E 1.NI iL r1.1 11 F _Ten members of the University N E W MEMBERS, Joseph E. Mills, commissioner of Mihgan's recently created din-! with Maize and Blue as a result of! physics department will attend the purchases and supplies for the city ner plates are now ser...…
….6 * 4; AGcE FOUr " THE MICHI'GAN, T ILNG FRIDAY APRIL 19, 1929 Published every morning except Mondayi 4u~ing the University year by the Board in' Control of Student Publications. r Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en-] titled, to the use for republication of all news ispatches credited to it or not otherwise eredited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at ...…
…17~ FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1929 THE MIChAIGAN DAILY PrAG1E P'V r.~. eo__.____ . ...LL... __._ . .__. . 44., ;, ' ATAM M- r °- . a . 1. iA I, ar iy I> ~t I Y t 4 a Ii* ,;'F DANCE ANfl RFFPTION HONOR GgEST Fourteen Are Initiated Into Pi Lambda Theta Mary Lewis, Author, W711 XT..... A A TT W, DWINIVIW&W owgsw AT MODEL LIE PARTY WILL BE HELD AFT OPENING MEETING AND BANQUET STUDENTS ARE INVITE Banquet Speakers And Women High Exe...…
…PAc~ ~IZ~ 171E MTCVeA E ITL cr- ~ r rirI- l-, i l _____ .., SIX WOLVERINE TRACKMEN LEAVE FOR KANSAS MEET ST R.0 RC ldWeather Marks { Ul] IL Big TenBall Games gOV' N tI WEAK HTTMRKS VETERAN PTHRInroim iiMEET GETS GODPTRT: ETOIL fO iiILL ILL ANNUAL HELM VtNlI Michigan Entries Will Be Facing 'tiff Competition; Dash Stars To Confront Eddie Tolan' WEATHER HINDERS BROOKS1 Six Michigan trackmen, accom- panied by Coach Hoyt, left yester.- ...…
…f <'~. i~ ,A1i 2 ?AO~ S~V~ I~A~ APRIL 19, 1929 Tt-1~ MICHIGANT DAILY VARSITYLOOK YtITH BAT IN (Continued FromI The failure of the W connect more frequent ball was gomewhatn g after the way the tear the southern training hitting for a team ave in the South, Coach] horts batted the ball a rate of .143 in the opener. Myron and McCoy, t men in the Michigani formed capably. The cepted some difficult short without an error Coy showed that he...…
… TA G * L" t t I-IT - -,T-HE-MIC1-1I AN D IL FRIDAY, Arl-,Tr 19, 1929 PACt1~1~±GHT - T'Hh~ MIChIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIIJ 19, 102~ S U r-S a r 1 D A IL -Y'OFFI-CIAL BULLELTIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive 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 FRIDAY, APRITl 19, 1929 No. 144 Fire Drill: There will be held some time 1ioda...…
…ESTABLHED 1890 it .4jW Ar t r t 4 aiti, MEMBER ASSOCIATE' PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 147. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1928. EIGHT I GERMN PHILOSOPHER WILL SPEAK TONIGHTl INHILL AUDITORIUM "THE WORLD IN THE MAKING" IS ANNOUNCED AS TOPIC JiEYSERLING SEATS ON SALE TODAY, World-Famed Thinker Thinks Genius Who 1arrie, Becomes Serf To Thoughts Of Wife Count Hermann Keyserling, world- famous 'philosopher, and hailed by many cr...…
…THlE MICHIGA\N DALY T HURSDAY. . _ ._ __ _ _ _._ _ BISHOP ENDS DUTIES AT VATICAN LIBRARYj Word1( has been received fromiitWil- '' liaim W. Bishop. head of the Univers- ;:.:.: ::ity librarvy, that the. work which hie adl his party had plannled to do at ."ti' s'' ;the V atican library inr Roane is now so wxeli organized that hie sailed tromi Naples on April 14. Bi.iishop wl arrive on the "Duilio" in New' York { on April 21. arriving in Ann Ar...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I G N I II/ KHEng'ieriigu radlato Prese nlts Yost Inatcr-Jew -Ori Ergierimg College SMOKES, DRINKS ON DE CK "No school with which I am famil- iar is better fitted to prepare students for successful careers in the gas in- dustry than is the University of Mich! fan," Frank W. Steere, '12, vice- president of the Semet-Solvay Engi- neering corporation and president ofl the Michigaar Gas association, de- STUDENTS MAN1AGE FOREST...…
…t t lished every morning except Monday ithe University year by the Board in i' of Student Publications. rier of Western Conference Editorial ation Associated Press is exclusively en- to the use for republication of all news hes credited to it or not otherwise 4d in this paper and the local news pub. 'herein. red at the postoffice - at Ann Arbor, an, as second class matter. Special rate tage granted by Third Assistant Post- eneral. scription...…
…THE MICHTGAN DATLY i 1 1 &A-A aiiA I A a.LVt ka 1_ La 1A Ar/ x ..n CLOTHI ILL BE HORSE APPE IN F NOTED FASHION CRITIC TELLS OF TREND By MISS ELSIE CARtEY Paris Fashion Critique Clothes of several various kinds will be worn by Michigan co-eds while canceing this spring on the Huron, it is believed by fashion critics of New York and Paris. With the pass- ing 'f winter it is deemed certain that fur coats, which achieved consider- able ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VIMMERS TO RECEIVE LETTERS; FOUR WIN AMA EREMEN GIVEN FIT LURELS AND HONOR DEVELOPS CUTTE TUIIIfQ AI DCOURT QUINTETS ICLE AEUT ~L IK E AESTHETES Fourteen Amiphiian Heroes, Nation. lional Collegiae (Championu, rliii Rcognition MANY iSEE LAST SERVICE Fouiten members o Michigan' a swimming team, national collegiate and Big Ten Champions, will receive letters, according to Coach Matt Mann. Four other members of the sq...…
…....... . ....... YfSTURDAYS, RESULTS XMIbiI('AN 1LEAGU'E BASEBALL CHATTER ICoach Ray Fishei 's Wolverines corn- roa i' 0the. visiting team was retire tined pitching cf mid-season caliber ool strikes every tine at fiat. with timely hitting and nearly per- fect fielding to win the opening Big! Bill ~cA fee silowe(I a tendenacy. troit ......000 200 002-- 4 10 0 Ten contests with Northw St. Loais.......000 000 01-'! 1 6 1 Purduc in an impressi...…
…THE MICHIGAN D.,-iLY I LY OFFICIAL BULL IThursday, and Friday of this week in the lobby of Tniv}rsity Hall. This will Tbe the last opportunity to purchase them. J br osh #Seniors: members of 1A Mr. Coleman of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company will interview \eNwemers' Seefioil, Faculty Women's Clb: The New vcomers' Sction of the Faculty \Women l's Club1 wll ha1ve ia card party- at 2:30 o'clock; this afte-rnoon at Betsy Barbhour hojise...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 Y .Jitoa suit MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS r a VOL. XXXVII. No. 140 TEN PAGES ANN ARDOR. MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1927 TEN PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS TWENTY4HIRD ANNUAL ILL SPEAK AT CLASSICISTS MEETING ADDRESS[DBY LITTLE BRI N(CI N 'CLA SSI(CS TO IPUBII('NOTICE I'N NEAR EAST IS DISCUSSED{ Kelsey Explains Significance, Results Of Expioratiions Made While On Recent Oriental Trip Opening the 23rd annual meeting of the Cl...…
…SCE TWO TH M L. TC~.'LAA HCAN AILY*- TUESDAY, APH PL 111, 1927 I 1 I" 1Y11%.11 11V OlD TWO TI-IF M~ rV4TCAv fAtlYTUSDYAPIL19 12 NUTRITION AUTHORITYI WILL SP1kK TONIGHT Noted Cornell Phlysielogist To Discussj SubJect O}f "Energry Production III M edl a wcal Work." i ____ __ I DEALS WITHMETABOLISM t Prof. Graham Lush, of te physo- logy department of Cornell Medical1 school, New York City, will deliver] a lecture on the subject, "Energy1 ...…
…Tt7ESflAY, APRIfL 19, 192? THE MTC TGCAN n"AIL " .:. ' 3-' 1 S B -l\.. 11 ..~. .U9 L..rA .aaLaL ' ' " 11V 1" i 1114iifIW STUDENTS COMPLETE lflnlnfl UHiTIu TfIfL CHIEF OF POLICE ASKS ASSISTANCE , .. DISN"TICTIVE FOOTWEAR * 14A 1 Co-operation of the students in help-I Ing Chief of Police Thomas H. O'Brien I maintain order is asked in a list of Party Inspects Industries Of Stage; "Dont's" compiled by him. The list Party I es in srvie...…
…- S PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1927 t i ~Jt~ ~ thereby have a legitimate protest. ButI _______ ______the majority, also, being reasonable, ff will see that some measure had to be, Control of Student Publications, It is quite possible, of course, that RE'MOVE'THE i ican Iraia Members- of Westemz Conference Editorial teaching respect for women is no art STD Uth AsoCiation._ of college edcationl; and it may be NET Th...…
…it TUESDAY, ,APRIL 19, 1,927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY " Aa it Z i. A AJ64-4 i -- . =r , T Y 4 5. 5 '2_s"' s ) ritunAmerican Teachers And Nurse In China. BIILDIMO tUNV LACKS!A ieeFm Danger But Plan To Return' MORE THAN $1 50,000 ..~.. F naca taepn~ tdR l m'nte coni April 1 Shows V r ~ Need For $141,4 $ NEW YORK GR~OUP ACTIVE!' .'.<. . According tjo Vie financial state- ment issue(T April 1, hy the Alumnae Council, there is a balance of $1...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUFESD:AY, APRIL 19M 192? . - SI1~EDAN ILL8[Favored As Head Of REGISTRARS MAKE' P'ROTECT AMERICAN INTERIESTS Washington School SMITH PEIET _____________ Ira M. Smith, University registrar, SPEAKEB AT 8NOUUT' V'Bka jus etre from the annual]' I E I } of Collegiate Registrars, held in At- lanta, GIa., of which organization hie was elected nresident. Mr~. Smith's election followedl active participation in the direction...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY P'AGE SEVE~N ............. __ - ARTICLE BY SAAIN EN PULSE IN ORU MilL PROBLEMS OF FRATERNITY DEALING WITH NE SFUDENTS AND PLEDGING DISCUSSED BY DEAN Fornwer Uniersity lecturer cusses American Skycraper Treatise on Architecture I1s-. in PRINTED IN MAY ISSUE Eliel Saarinen, one of the noted architects of the world and recently a lecturer in the architectural college,' has written an article for the May number of th...…
…THE MICHIGAN- DAIL Y TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 192? MU IEveryone wishing to paric i- pate in sp~ring foot ball practice is asked to report. today at Ferry field. Eqipment will 1)e issuted at Yost field house. E. E. WIEMAN. IWIN NFATIONAL M'1ET Ainvericilli e:guet1 ! Detroit. .....000 000 101- - ; Cleveland .l.000} 010 02x-- SChicago ,...000 020100 t St i~oti:> .000 : 0201- rBoston......000 000 000- New York . .000 003 00x- IPhiI. ..........…
…THE, MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE PAGE NIN1~ flfIfXh WOLVERINES Lord Burghley, Star Hurdler, Leadsi WEST VIRGINIA Cr FOVIDRLL CANDIDATES IX ENRLYAANOSSIT to IN P NN R LA S Cambridge Team ToPennsylvania Meet AB ND NS SH FTmi Tff#I len indications poit to the fac tpAsciedPs} WILL n rDAY thULecenttlihiCowch then(t tJ F (oBheyIAiLIIAi 8-or inr urhe kmedoe h ~ ~ U~0 it' n~' lbaCniSehi iiiintendsi (By A'socated Press) from Gibson, of Fordlam, last ~p...…
…E TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY I - a POOR INVENTOR GETS MJILL.ION ADVENTURE CLUB AlYOFCA ULTI _______HEADED B Y RABERf TUESDAY, APIRIL 19, 1927 Action of tihe Administrative Board: By action of the Administrative Board of the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts, Mr. Arlon Ley has been recorded E in Spanish 2 because of dishonesty in a written examination in that course. Wy. It. liunplrey s, Asst. 1lean iteligoji 14: Tuesday section will m...…
…I .Aa . t %."Mmmmwnfth - EIGH~T PAGES ANN ARBRI MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL4 19, 1923 EIGHT PAGE&, TChester Project '011m 1T[IQN RII~SoloistIn Band Worries Europe [UI/VILJIVIIEII[i UUI VIL D Concert Tonight FORSPRNG A CNCET TON'IGSHT~ t~hoc Non 1 ro F esii n d opli. 11iii Prc' e-0: Ptogn- m i f.~ 11 iteen l ,est):5i urtir~ e Ic~ n 5)" n . r 77 eT: ouncil Tu RfEGISTRATION fE ALL-CMpgPUSS SATED TO T TE-\ JUIORQJS ]NAMED TO If f I N ANNU...…
…____________ ~T" E MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IL 45OU R ~ ET YORK TO HAMB UR G ppp yyyy ..Actual construction work 10a st reo ible, de ign < lto mal' trips be.. Acm~e to Encourage Work Ni Fine Aris -Peenllirly Fa irale to All Parties OVE-RtNTN1 TO RAISEh 'MOMi1Y TH11ROU GIILOTTERY Stockholm1, March 29.-(13y A. P.) -Artists in Sweden. --wio happen to be narrow circumstances have sud- 4y~ been cheered by the news that to government .st...…
…'CIE MICHIGAN DAILY Girl Leads Rescue ' Of 600 From Fire Lomen I rlife memiberships to' eaguo should be made ;sible. Checks may be 'thy Wylie, 1052 Bald- cts with other enter- yen for the benefit of, of Michigan League' the Panhellenic ball m)ed until next fall. rr horse-shoe pitcing will hXod rt 'meeting at 5 o'clock this aft- rL in B~arbour gymnasium. Facuilty Women's club will dgve lge tea Tuesday,, April 24, at the nece of 'Mrs. Burton....…
…THE-IMICHAIGAN DATILY ..~- , .. .. NEWSP~APER OF THlE ;ITY OF MICHIGAN ery orning except Monday' versity year by the Board inl lent Pulblications Western Conferenlce ]ditorialF -ed Pre-, is exclusively en- for republication of all news ited to it or not other"Wise paper! and the local news pub- means for identification. F+indi one of slaught of the disease. Let us pray s them now, register at the booth as- that the terrific plague does...…
…THE MlCHIG.AN DAILY r ,. yews From Th& -hive ,,tudents will w-ork to the Orient this sumnmer iumusical in 'trum uats. They ustitute the official orchestra nwricaniceein liner lcaving Freit shortly after the close le e cyear. 'L1olill (N. .)-After an lex- -of the records of all :the stu- ently, it was annouinced that LLLjorty f the footbail team aniong the highe._t grades t year. °D. L. Williamson, '23,3 :er mani, has never fa~iled an on s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _.,,. ; d /. m immm. p k wvft ./ 101111111111w) (rr y I -.000orAlk, . .. MO RAY TIL Le*ks Slow Up Runners In Early season Outdoor Work V AULT "SENSATO; k J IE ILP BEN SHtOW WELL ach P~rrel continued to give his i lgt 'rk" yesrteday ato pre- them 4 the trials that will be 1~L this week 'or early next. It is rini the weight events where there Smuch good work as the men ;do' their best or near it when they L...…
…THE MCHIGAN DAILY ,. I ,I THIS. COLUMN ICLOSE$ AT3P, , VERTISING NOTICE WANTID The following Box Replies are at the HOUSE WANTED-I have a client at the .Daly office: Jake, 12, BC, M 'BA,18, PDU. ..|ICHIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED.. RATES Classified Rates. Two cents a word a day, paid in advance. Minimum chage ifor first day, 25c. Minimum thereafter, 20c. Tliee cents per word per day if charged. White space charged for at rate of five cents ...…
…______ ~TH E MICHIGAN DAR"iL_______ _w.__k_...__. ._.._,- ._ FBULLETIN i on InA the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of rty. Copy remvdmii ~ . .M(1-30 j.. m.Satiiria.) r yrivdAY, APi 3*,TL 1D. 2 I _ _ 1 I the Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans Thursday, April 19, at 3 p. in. M.;I4 BURTON. IvrsXity Lecture: Professor Henri Eauser will deliver a University lecture upo.n the sub- ,t "The Present Eiconomic Situa...…
…r IV o pit 11!UU hal x ASSOCIA PRESS *fl DAY AND NIGH. ,,, ' ' ) t _. Zi~ SEJIVICI I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1922 PRICE .-. -- - -- WERLE ADDRESSES MEDICAL SOCIETY "There seems'to be no co-ordinat- ed effort on the part of municipal and statb institutions to stamp out tuber- culosis either by educating the public of its danger and insidiousness or by actually combatting it through sani-I tariums and open air camp...…
…But all this does not really prove any- i -. m ing except Monday during the University ontrol of Student Publications. ! THE ASSOCIATED PRESS as is exclusive entitled . t-the-a" disptchs ce~td t itor not otherwise nd the local news published tkereie- oSe.:eAnnArbor, Wiehia. as a d Ltr or ail $3.5o. Press B inlg, Meynard Street. 16o. Editorial, 2424. to exceed 300 words, if signed, the signt- pear in printbut as an evidence of faith, LI b:e ...…
…it-and now FORH& NENOLMENT INCREASE ON CAMIPUS 32 COUNTRIES SEND TOTAL OF 331 PEOPLE TO STUDY AT MICHIGAN PROOF-READING COMPLETED ON 1922 MICHIGANENSIAN Proof-reading on this year's Michi- ganensian has been completed and the annual went to its printers last week, it was announced yesterday. Since all work has been completed on time thus far, the year book should be out by May 15. This will be the earliest date of publication in many years....…
… __ ,. . . ".. .. ., . .. _ '. . '": ." " .., .. ., .. , ~ .. ". " " f w " fit.. " a p ". w .. . . " 1. ". . _ +4. .. 7 ' .' ". .., s. ~'!r , Y :ti :.WCraw R i *iJ&oW~ ... ...,:W.._ N. .,.-..-- . .. _..,_ . --, .,. ..,. I RECEIVE L WOROUT ARE AT an gave the men who ring football their first yesterday afternoon on More than 60 men were e and Coaches Wieman ether with Capt. Paul he men through some 'cises. and 25 new men report- tbal...…
…DAILY 120 Is " GENTLEM EN" said th the end of the term, remember only one thin to teach you. And that is t -and then you'll be wron Even shaving soap isn' soap. A correct shaving Williams' Shaving Crea more than simply make a --It must be generous with it thick and creamy in cold w -It must hold its moisture. "freeze" dry on your face. -It must soften your beard right down to the very roots. -It must prepare your face for quick, gentle shav...…
…ALTH Good Health is Priceless Every good citizen awake to his best - interest should take a keen interest in rith the the health status of the community. y, with There is nothing more intimately af- Chicago fecting individual and family welfare Choral than the maintenance of healthful sur- ght con- roundings. The health of a community s which is the combined health of those living in it. It should be of interest to every of being individual, ...…
…unable to take Ainations before from 9 to 12 o 5 o'clock to- girls will meet 'noon to decide r class baseball ehearsal of the onder Walk" at n in Sarah Cas- of "The Yel- week is as fol- There will be a meeting of all girls specializing in physical training work at 4:30 o'clock this afLernoon in Bar- bour gymnasium to arrange for their schedules for outdoor sports. Dancing may be taken as an elective sport this spring, and classes will be held...…
…1 rT1 L1 UrrIR Bi. DULLI red unti 3:30 p. n. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays.) II'' . WHAT'S GOING ON I i day from 9 to 11 and 1 to 3 o'clock, Thursday from 2 to 5 o'clock,, and Friday from 9 to 10 and 2 to 4 o'clock. No orders ac- cepted after Friday. The dance which was to be given by3 the University choir this evening has been postponed until a week from, tonight. The following 19 men were initiat- Prof. A. H. White Speaks at' ed: Prof. Rus...…
…ER I r AI 4I a* DAY AND NIGHT1 SERVICE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1921. PRICE FI 7 .. ... I OF 5-EAMES BY TEAM 'ON IHERN JAUNTI RS CAUSE LOSSES BUT VEMENT OF WORK' PROMISING )WS PROSPECTS FOR 1921 SEASON Better Than .500; Tan ed Uterltz 'Also Star*, lig Staff'Improyes ichigan's baseball nine returne erday frpm its Southern training with a record of three victories two defeats, and will begin prac- today for the Ypsilanti ga...…
…exclusively entitled to the use for tches credited to it or not otherwise e local news published therein. at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second t"Arbor iess building, Maynard Street siness, 96o; Editorial, 2414. ions not to exceed 300 words, if signed, the sig arily to appear in pi int, but as an evidence of s of events will be published in The Daily at the Editor, if left at or mailed to The Daily office: ititots will receive no consideration. N...…
…1.'. :*"4 F_ -wq .. w nr y. .. ;:. . Ad . , . 1* ;; " j { . , f t IN TEAM BEST UNITED STATES Farrell Pays High Complimentf to Ability of Western Athletes SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED'BY COAST SCHOOL higan met and fell before the balanced track team in the Un- tates April 9, at Berkeley. Cal- a was easil3 superior as the 95 score indicates and from the of the first event, it was evident he coast squad would win. Us- 'e results of...…
…I ar LIBRARY DUISPLAYS ANCIENT PRINTING' es iva Examples Showing Development Art Will Be oni Display Until I'Iay 15. of tanley's Twenty-Eighth and Last Festival% CIA BORI-., (Metropolitan Opera Company) Soprano PONSELLE Soprano (Metropolitan Opera Company) 1CE HINKLE Soprano CE JQHNSON KONOLD Soprano JNA VAN GORDON Contralto (Chicago Opera Association) ALCOCK Contralto, ES MARSHALL (Chicago Opera Association) Tenor E HARRO...…
…,.+,,,r,,,,,,,,, - .. . . rintendent Cody said to secure better co- Was 'ILEJ EU IU or M3 'A UILI RECEPTION, SPEECHES, WILL FEATURES OF FRIDAY'S PROGRAM BEI he Uniiversityof With Deans John R. Effinger and was for a longl Edward II. Kraus, and Regents Frank I in the teaching B. Leland and James 0. MurfIn as es o th medcalguests of honor, Detroit public schools n practicing. first',will unite in the celebration of Michi- ire he also held...…
….W.C.A for a permanent summer r Ann Arbor girls are being by the- city Y. W. C. A. The ork department is arranging age sale to be held Saturday to nds to buy a camp site in the of Ann Arbor. The aim is to camp which will accommodate to 50 girls during the entire utributions for the sale will be for on Wednesday or Thurs- 'hose who have anything to hould call the City Y. W. C. A. nesday night. Crop Brazil .Nuts, 23c per Three jars Prune Fruit ...…
…x _Screen , e pass-1 =nate of session.I *e those 'for var-. assed both houses, ernor's signature to ong these latter are ig the payment of grade students and, orizing counties to homes for teachersl Five minor bills af- tment of education i signed by the exec- Ly to bye entered on ;h the department is )wever, Senator Eva i's retirement fund, e the committee on enate, wyhere it was t came up on third ared by its support- it pass in its origi...…
…-II BULLETI r WHAT'S GOING ON TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1921. Number 184. r. Arthur H. Ryall, of Escanaba, Michigan, will begin a series of lec- on the law and practice before Public Utilities Commigsions on Tues- Lpril 19, 1921, at 4:05 p. m. in Room G in the Law building. he course will be of interest to law students and students in Politi- fence and Political Economy. pril 18, 1921.' HENRY M. BATES, Dean. rch Club, U. of II.: he Annual Memo...…
