…ESTABLISHED 1890 I C 41P fAw Mir t t . -tlI. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 145. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1929. T EIGHT PAGES MODEL ASSEMBLI ASKS IMMEDIAT[ Little To Give Religious Talki Will Spea On Religion Versus Christianity At Episcopal Students' Dinner. I LEAGUE ASSOCIATI(O INEVITABL SIR G REED EXPI Canada Hopes U Join League Declare Regret at the and Stripes am the League of1 for the immedial President...…
…SAE TWO II I HT AN - A I'll y -AOE TWO -BAT V~BAY, A~Th~-2~, 1~29' hERO ANNUALPLACED ON SALE BY EDITORS Samuel S. Bradley, '91, Completes Work On 1929 Edition Of Aircraft Annual LISTS 1928 AIR FEATS Radio Night Program Will Be Broadcast By Chicago Alumni Charles W. Fisher, '18, Will Send Out Greeting From Allertonr Club Over KYW Michigan alumni, students, and faculty members will receive an of- ficial greeting from Charles W. Fisher, '1...…
…- - AE ' U t Kt Y c ti >f; , .2 kN -D AG . ... ...... . Michigan CollI OPPORTUNIY OFFEREDSTUDENTS TD VIEW WOR~KING S OFANN'UAL ONVENftIO OFWORlLD PWERSi ges Gather Here For M del League I DELEGATES WILL DISCUSSAND CONDUCT WORK' AS IN GENEVA PROGRAM IS COMPLETE Banquet Btring At Union Tonight Will Model Assembly To Close By Robert L. Sloss Twenty-one of Michigan's univer- sities, colleges, and junior colleges represented by more t...…
… PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRL '20, 1929 U = = - - ---.- U - d P ublish e e e y m r i g ex ce t on y Pulse vedrioding the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member 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 otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished her...…
…SATUTU5AY, AP~Lt 20, 190 Ti-IE MICHIGAN 0 A IIV PAGN FIVE - - _; - __ tM1 t c. ,,. ik, i, . k . .a.y., . .-. ,...r... :....... t . -- Mir .,.5' 2 s°- :s 7 _____ _. ___._ -___._.-r-" A' ~iP i4 icy" 4: L ICAN ASSOCIATN Free-Lance Writer Believes Literary Spring Fashions Usher In New Fabrics World Over-crowded By Colle WeTdW ,,*&a*~~~g Women, That Find Favor With College Women I 14 } r "' A =k Im i i L-to meIn otc no .~te; Col h...…
…A N _ ATE ' ,y, h . .- . ---- - _ ,t -r: . .... - CONFERENCE DIAMOND TEAMS PLAY TODAY HOYT'S GOOD TWIRLING !o0 SUBDUES PHILADELPHIAoI SPORTS BRIEFS 1,I HOYT'S GOOD TWIRLINHROG fI t ituuHSO TSB IES[tflYIN ILL PLA! SSIJNGeorgeojac, star Rutgers and Olympic swimmer, hasbeen elected I I IN U IIIM ______ Jpresident of the sophomore class. ___ lHe is also honorary captain of next Spring Football Aspirants Drilled In 1yas wi am j whoI Tompki...…
…8A''1t7RnlJ~.rAt Ir ' vV 1 7 T .H E y p y4.. ,TH . i A fliV t ,, PAGE SMM ____________________________________________________________ ______________________ ____________________________ ________________ Good Pitching Marks Big League Ball Games 1®) natrAV 'EA 'R"N Interest Centered ALL-CAMPUS TOURNEYS IN BnML[S BEAT nuwriN In Mile And 4 Mile I GOLF, HORSESHOES TO ON BRANOT'S HURLING Relays At Lawrence ntry lists close today for the M...…
…g 4 PAGE EIGHT T HE VIII-IIN D AILY S^ T ^ rA 1APRIL 20, 1929 :, -i 4 i DA-LY OFFICIAL BULLLTIN Publication in the Bulletin is conkructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3A30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) DOMINICANS. FINANCE WELCOME AMERICAN REORGANIZATION GROUP I Vol. XXXIX SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1929 No. 145 University Lectuires' > Prof. Howard Mumford Jones of...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 4V Zrh I mill MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL XXXVIII, NO. 148. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1928. EIGHT FAMOUS GERMANI I R AI DELIVRS TALK COUNT XEYSERLIN% DECLARES WORMY IS FACED BY GREAT CRISIS SPEAKS ONMANY TOPICS I Says han Has Become Leading Fossil. Of Planet And That Meaner Forms Must Die "Man has become the leading fossil of the planet, and the meaner forms must die unless they prove of service,' as...…
…'TF MIHTI-N DATLY_ _ _ _ _ _ _ . .. SMOEANOUC[So Houise Treasures, CISFOR CONTE-ST:At Museum, Butildingy is I a h EXPEL TWO UNIVERSITY EDITORSI Bates Will Address 9HARGING BAD TASTE IN POLICY ' Swing-Out Exercises Because of allegedl "bad taste" in now "a .college, dividled against, its:i Dean 1 enry IVI. Bates of the Law rticles appearing in literary and The other edlitor recently suspend(1C(1I school has been selected to give the Iadd...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PHYSICS STAFF PLANS COURSE FOR rSUMMER Vnrolp., n i d Ainerican Professorx Will fire Work Ranging Froui High Schiool To Graduate 29 COURSES ARE LISTEIJ Courses in the subject of physics, ranging from high school study for those who arp2 preparing to enter ithe University to courses given by some of the world's most famous' physicists will be -given during the 1928 Sum- mner Session of the University, accord- ing to a recen...…
…THE MICIIGAN DAILY 9 irl i ttn ttilg Published every morning except Monday, ring the University year by the Board in atrol of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial sociation.j The Associated Press is exclusively= en- led to the use for republication of all news patches credited to it or not otherwise edited in this paper and the local news pub- hed herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, ichigan, as second cla...…
…FRIDAY, APRIL ZO, 1928. THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ 1* .v4M.' * PAGEl PAGEANT METING IS ARRANGED FOR TODAY All Tryouts, Chairmen And Commit- tee Members Must Be Present At O'Clock WILL POSTREHEARSALS All freshmen women included in the list of those who have been chos- en for the dances of the pageant, nur- ses who have signified their desire to participate in the activity, and chair- men and members of committees are required to be present at a gen...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY RSITY TRACKMEN .zi TO ENTRAIN FOR OHIO RELA /' STARS OF ET AM8N 21WHO WILL COPETE TOMORROW ThRhEE I IIVI1)UAL CHAMPONS TO )EPEN LAURELS A COLUMBS FESTER TODEFEND TITLE ooper Iligh And Law Hurdles, Ketz hilainmer Throw, TQ Try For 5econd Chmnploinships Included among the 21 Varsity track Al4thletes who are scheduled to entrain for Columbus this morning, there to 'onipete in the annual Ohio Relays t6mor row, are many ...…
…THE IMtH1AN DAILY p -,FOURTEEN CIRCUIT RUNS LEAD 1 TO HEAVY SCORING IN MAJORS; DETROIT WINSFROM ST. LOUIS ea __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ -Unusually heavy hitting and fre- .Holloway for Detroit; Gray, Nevers, quent home runs made it necessary( Beck for St. Louis. jo use a liberal inmber of pitchers in ' the Big League baseball games yes- Home Runs--Williams, Boston; terday. Ten home runs in the Na- Ruth, New York; Sturdty, St. Louir; tiTonal Leagut...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAiLY _ __ __ _ . ._ _ - I 4LIY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ablication 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.) l day) in Sarah Caswell Angell Hall. i Vera Jolhnstoi, Dance Chairman. DIRECTING RELIEF OF BREMEN CREW 8. F'RIJAY, APIL 20. Number 148. [ce to All Seniors: The diploma fee of $10 and the certificate fee...…
… ESTABLISHED, 1890 iria Datit MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXVII. No. 151 TEN PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1927 TEN PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS . WOLVERINE NINE WIL PLAY PURDUE IN FIRST BIG TEN GAME TODAY STUDENT ATHLETIC COUPON . MAY BE USED IN CONTEST AT FERRY FIELD FISHER ISCONFIDENT i f i Heavy Rains Force Cancellation Four of Eight Games Scheduled On Southern Training Trip Of Michigan's baseball team,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20, 1927 LOCAL NIGHtIAr Officer Given TEAM W INRS'.DEBATE Psto 1W1ll Meet Roseville iHere in Semi. f2 Final Series; Rogers City, Albion Are Also Qualified iJf.;" PLAN ENTERTAINMENT Ann Arbor High School is one of the four high schools still represented In the race for the state debating chamnpionship as a result of its victory ...., over Plymouth in the fourth elimina- tion series of contests held Friday...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAV.F TflR IT ... VASIY Ngu FULL EXPENSES FOR TRIP' AROUND . uAvrSI WORLD INCLUDED IN SCHOLARSHIP YAAIIYG 1IlWLJITIiIXLO)R o und expenses for the Colege Cruise -.nainal trade.~ f10laigel 'la"Afloat" next season will be includeda leges and universities are now select- Programs G(I c l un Sx Nn~riier Cities! in a $2,500) scholarship to be given by'I ug the subijct for tie contest which lllit ll~ayTi oeing iEihhUniersiy Tr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday durig the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conferen e 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 ths paper and the local news pub. lished therein. Entered at the postoilice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class ma...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... .......r .. .... , -- - I DAILY I_ T f ,Yr / RESHMEN w ru Inquiries Show Colle ,fUIMlLI NGood Taste In JO HOLD ME[EIINB On the whole, periodicals of theJ better type are popular among thel 1ligtLillty Will Not lar Women From1 students at the University of Mich- Making Posters 4r Writing igan is the opinion expressed recent-I Plays For Pgeant ly by the managers of several drug: stores and book stores. Men read...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Imunina| (( |r~ u QFLYER SETS NEW ALTITUDE RECORDE U'n1 Il U I I Lc OF 22,000 FEET FOR HYDROPLANES CREATE FELLOWSHiPS ScholarsaIps Will Be Given Americans By Ministry Of Education For Study At Budapest INCLUDES MANY COURSES Opportunities for American men to study abroad have been greatly in- Y creased by the offer of five scholar- ships made by the Ministry of Edu-v cation of Hungary. These are avail- able for 1927-28 in th...…
…ion; Soon Admit Women' 01 I Af the sitie uden of >tion -Princetown univ r- university to receive the money which oldest non-co-educa- was made available by, the death of s, may open its gates Mrs. Green's son in 1925. ts in a year or two. - A further motion was passed to the Directors , recently ;effect that fully equippe(d women's to accept a gift of dormitories should be erected to hat purpose. house about 400 women and to be' is offere...…
… ~ ." :.M...we !' ir w ,. i~N GOLFERS' Leads Team Ag ainst1 V TO SQUAD!P u1 rm LP '1Tc.w REPO; rr I'V i 'ates Wien r im i nstr th~eI acha, were to [At least every membeahr of the 19274 W'oly rin~e golf squad will he a vet-I cran, p- ba~ps not of t e cTedRy. riss Mrry Va ,don, or John Eclark type, SIbut, linlcsn'en of '.lie experience and calibre of Cant. Fred Gover, Addison Coninor, T. A. E Vyse, Ralpnh Co lc, IRobert 1-astings, a...…
… y Friday nake array ;to play C(y11r tir' tI C T ' 'Rro w , ' o~uearf°' f~e A1~ nderInc. It .4 THIS COLUMNI CLOSESI AT 3 P.M. Em ADVERTI Tigers Duds at atnnual Thu.r 'day, or Friday. Fred Glover and Addison Connor. T. H. Goodspeed and John Bergelin. R. C. Waterbury and RI. Ruston,. John Glover and Ralph Cole. I Hgo Krave and Harold Rhiodes. Ai. A. Ahistromn and J. AV. Iarrisonr. J. A. MacLean and Merritt de Jong. James Lewis and Georg...…
…All newcomers are cordially invited to 1Margaret Yan DIureni, Scretary. c. 54: tAssignmnent for this week, Fairchild, Chapter 21). It. L. Caveriv. rres1ieuntiulu written. NUMBER 141 sday, April 20, at Pe IE. Roabilus f aturday, April 2", 11. H. I IjMS 1reologjy 2: I The first excursion in Geology 2 for those signed up in the Wednesday afternoon sections will be conducted today, April 20, at 1 o'cloc:k. 1. 1). Scott. OFFICERS ATTEND HOSPIT...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 - 'd 41P -A xqmpqmr NL = fiRtr towwn Ut MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 146 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 192G. EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS I RIFUSES BIDDEBATERS HEREC IN TESTIMONIAL TO COUH MEE TNG i'Tet=oias=mun=g o 1,55 TO gUHIEEII~G~and medals valued at $5,875 have been given to debaters and orators who have represented Michigan in inter- collegiate contest since the University KEL...…
…VA F 'TWO TIlE MTIHIGTAN DAILY A Xl OFFERS FACULTYJAE[MIE ATTENDMEENGS'! 'DeannCooley Is Present At Convention Of Engineers Held In ew YYek Durinig Vacation HIGBIE ALSO IN EAST Trips to eastern cities as well asI throughout the Middle West were tak- en by faculty members of the Colleges of Engineering and Architecture dur- ing the spring recess. Dean Mortimer E. Cooley attendi-dj a meeting of the Society for the Pro- motion of Engineering ...…
…TUL',ISDAY, APRIL 20, 9f26. THE MICHIGAN DAILY :I Creek on the first day, Monday, April itrn~n ceived today at the recorder's office, COSMOPOLITAN GROUP VIITS IN 1IVE CITIES industrial Plants And Educational, Institu~tions4 Are Inspected Industrial plant~s and educational Institutions in five Michigan cities were visited by 12 members of the Cosmopolif'an club on their annual spring tour of the 'state. The group, under the direction of Ca...…
…'A~ FOThR ; ; THE MICTIMfAMfDAILY ~TT1TEhAVA PRTT, f iS 9-lS~S t b.AV149.J; 111E lYl3 V.111 \1A1\ VA1L 1 1 EI.L %7L1.t3. Lt .t °'tLA.L.r L'rLfa 1;).;il. - Published every morning except Monday dw na the Unive:sity year by the Board in Coitro f f student Pubicat ons. e ibers .A Western Conference Editorial At 5,ci tion, re Associated Press is exclusively en- tild to the rise for republication of all news disPatches credited to it or not ...…
…TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1926. THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 AGt 1V3F q mu DELEGATES LEAVE NOTED DANCER :, w: 91[G9[S ERE NWCODANCER WILL CONDUCT FOR Yowl CONCLAV LOCAL CLASSES r. ;:. T . ::>' : ' j. . ' -' .) t': ' }L; :M ?: ^. Six Members Of Local Organization lvill Attend Convention' In Milwaukee, Wis. PAGEANT"TO BE FEATURE Delegates from the local organiza- tions of the Y. W. C. A. will leave to- day for Milwaukee, Wis., where they will att...…
…PACE zX THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 1s'UEDAY , APR IL21, 6 . w.. ..... r.. e...,.... 4 I-f -moat l ? ter.,.. "'. r .,., ..+. ar.a ....... .nr... V .. ' t 'I __. ... 1 . . p ( Y EPE(DTO VARSJTY COMPLETES SPRING TOUR; Mmii FLA LU VU l T MEET MS.C. HERE TOMORROW Vrrnnr rim flflhIii iOT rugV UILL With a record of five victories and j a, tally for Michigan when he hit a two defeats, the Varsity baseball team home run in the third inning. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG1+,' i' irrN THF MCI-IQAN AILY«..1 DETROIT DEFEITED BY ST. LOUIS, 4 -1 !. i .,. .. .. . tN.r :. y :5], . '. ,. F~"/e~S3 iZ St " F " ' :,is;" 1,i . Gaston Pitches Browns To First Winj Of .Year; Cobb Uses 14 fen In Attempt To Take Series TIGERS HELD TO 5 HITS ,DETROIT, April 19. - George Sis-I ler's St. Louis Browns won their first game of the 1926 season here today, wpen Gaston set the Detroit Tigers down with five ...…
… Tr MICHIGAN DAl Y S R0 .x PAGE EICTIT 4 " 6 , . pi . I I. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Aesistant to the President until ;,:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Valute VI TUSDAY, APRIL .0, 1926. Number 106 I :° otumissions in . S. Marine Corps: A communication from the Commandant of the U. S. Marine Corps, Ma- 9or General John A. Lejeun...…
…L.1 Of I I.. Ab I l lr 143; EIGHT PACES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1923 EIGHT PAGE& _. _ .: - - ---- -- r ___._- \ FIVE IN Master Criminal Admits He Made Wall Street Bomb Pope May Appoint American Cardinal TL H Professor Hauser of Dijon niversity to S)pak in 'Natural Science Audittorium WILL DISCUSS "EON-OMIC - SITUATION IN FRANCE" . * "Garg Assails Campus Leaders flfI*E WfYND "Big Men of the Campus" will be flailed...…
…EXT SIM j'of America, will be a dt~ressed by Proj. -.. LUlartmnent, upon "Our Natoinal Parks" -- nu~r~nuI~n iinrruon Tuesday. 'HTE HO U liT The h'iolo -cal sectios of the ___ science and Mathematics association An.ro iiesaepriual ofAnSouth-WestiMichiganawillahtarulroly o So t wetlih g n il ho rPrf nversity extension lc:tures for the lPusse'.l W atson of the forestry depart- fortunate this week in that they will , xt week number five, while one...…
…THl-E MICHIGAN DAILY orncn All former residents of Helen New- Sberry residence, are invited to a tea and dance to be given at tho dorito ry Sfrom 4 to 6 o'clock this afternoon. ~There will be no league party to- Wyvern will meet at 8:30 o'clock "Monrday evening at Helen Newberry residence. Dean Jean Hamilton returned to k fl I g ~intent of the Women's League and wo- Ann Arbor yester day after spending t' m7 i.f Ynf~ en 's editor, of The D...…
…THL MICHIGCAN DAILY w... : ,.,..w 'ICIAL --N E SPAPER OF THE IYERSITY Of' -MICHIGAN shed every mtorning except Mondayj the University year by the Board in of Student Publications ers of Western Conference Editorial tioit. Associated Pm -s is exclusively en- ' Dthe use for republication of all news !ics credited to it or not otherwise lin this paper' and the local news pub- therein. ed at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, an, as second class mnatt...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _________ 1 erica, M ascagni's "Piccolo M arat" and rSZ al N t : sc ed o h r ri m s :j :J n v i o I -iand Rio de Janeiro.t ia-rillo 4Glgli, Tenor Press criticisms in New York have .o Gigli, wbo will be soloist seconded the lopualar enthusiasm for. aicago Symphony orchestra,, Gigli follow, ing his recent :Metropolitan May festival concert, May appearances in "Meiistofele," "Andrea rn at Recanati, Italy, fli Chenier," "Travi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY X11 c tuflillilfltl1 Y j! it(r~ rb _.,_ t'. _ ' r: ., FACE H tees Lazie-Alp uekeyes iii [ntest PO START E AND BLUEi f DWI MYf I 1". __. ..* .d _. .!r .. ith the best of baseball atmos- e making the scattering of fans he stands lie back with barelyI ,gh ambition to dodge the balls ambled into the stands from time ime the Wolverine nine went ugh an easy'practice session yes- ay afternoon on Ferry field. ach Ra...…
…THE MICI-MGAN DAILY I THIS COLUMN CLOSES AT .3 P, MR YEARLING T*RACK SQUAD PROISING (Continued from Page Six) S°O this .Caason wich is fair for this I TRAMTRA~L FRATERNITY "The Nations and Their, Moods". He ex- E NTRIES SHO0W INCREASE pects to return Tuesday. Ih i XI SINGI The following Box Replies are at the at the Daily office: Jake, 12, BC, ' .MICHIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED.. RATES Classified Rates. Two cents a word a day, paid in adva...…
…_____________ THE MICHIGAN DAIV~ - - ., T FF1CIAL BULLETINI Llletin is constructive notice to all momberu of .received until 3:-fO D. M. (11:34 a. w. Satrday FIDAY, APRIL 2) 1923 'Numbelr 143, ,oture, Science and te Arts: s now at work will be unable to marke any report at g which was scheduled for April 23, this meeting ext regular m 3eting of the Facity will be held WHAT'SGOING Explore°AfricaI 2P ,XA o'IIwi'"( 1" li il ~i; o 1Mu rniin f ...…
…zi I t4ttf I I I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1922 Rte. ....w...,..,.H. . . .. .,. . . . LEY EN- G ON Neces-I a,,April 19.-The German dele- nd experts have not yet been find a formula whereby to com- with the Entette powers sacrificing the Russo-German although they were in session ry late hour tonight. Demand Complete Policy is are being made to have the nee formulate a Russian policy ch the Russo-German . treatyf ...…
…un - 4l.,y is. ressed tein Jr. ung jr. C~oates Rein'del Vickery t.Mciss Carl Lundgren, Illinois baseball coach, sometime, of Michigan, eliminated the first difficulty when he stated that specialization would be the., remedy, meaning that the training of one man for one :o sition would shorten the period of training. The second obstacle could be taken care of by a slight change in Conference rules. The third objection does not exist here...…
…-1I agner, the great- ory of opera, and innhauser" which the last May Fes- born at Leipzig, ungest .of a fam- His father was a :s. and his mother nine c] in thec Club Visits live fichigan Cities China, Japan, India, the Philippines, Hawaii, Mexico, and South Africa, were represented in the Cosmopolitan club spring trip through Michigan. The club visited around Graild Rap- ids, Battle Creek, Kalamazoo, Lansing, and Flint. In all of these cit...…
….. 1 , . . riliriiiiilil f = ' v' .. ." r .. t ' _ _ .~ .--~ ahas claimed in a num- Knode fields as well as 11 and looks better with Uterltz Looks Good I Wimbles, playing on the keystone E .sack, handles himself well. .hoty is a snappy fielder and a fair hitter. toh Team Uteritz 'at short stop looks even better Ugh tgan he did last year at second when he was generally credited with 'being. the best man on the infield. Uteritz ST . and Wim...…
…ouT YE STER.' FUNDA. er put a decided g football practice n at Ferry field. were in suits and t it was too cold h practice. Coach t the men through ations in order tol around. The men different teams of ad put through a ill. Only simple d and. the squads : down the field iour but the coach- weather was even all and called off An independent indoor baseball league is being organized to be run parallel with the interfraternity ser- ies. This ...…
…ere students rt from the obs were lo- iversity men re received obss were lo- t that many ASK REASON FOR YPSI EXPULSIONS Writ Would Force Reinstatement of 17 Normal Students Asking President McKenny and other officials of the State Normal school at Ypsilanti to give sufficient reason why Miss Alice Tanton and 16 other- young women of that school. dismissed this school year for alleged "social indiscretions" should not be reinstated, a writ of ...…
…Ann Arbor's Boost Ann Listed Below CONCERT TO BE GIVEN By TIR5 B GLEE CLUB The third concert to be given this year by the Universtiy Girls' Glee club will be held tomorrow evening at South Lyons, under the auspices of the Junior. Brotherhood of the Pres- byterian church. Miss Nora Crane Hunt, of the faculty of the School of Music, will direct the Glee club and Florence Shirey, '22, will be the ac- companist. Special features of the program w...…
…IEN i Saturdays.) . Number 142 f wr ' ""- r 13:80 p. m. (11:30 a. m ISDAY, APRIL 20, 1922 ssor Charles Cestre of the University of Paris will deliver a series wtures on the general subject "The Ideals:of France" on April 25. nd 28. The titles of these lectures are, respectively, (1) "The Reason," (2) "The Ideal of Progress," (3) "The Ideal of Equality arity," (4) "France and Peace." They will be given on the days at 4:15 p. m., in the Audit...…
