…iCt x 4a11fl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS i ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1928. EIGHT PAGES CHES CO FERE. CE TITLE WISCONSIN TENNIS MATCH CANCELED (Special to The Daily) MADISON, May 19.-Wet courts caused the canceling of the tennis matches between Michigan and Wis- consin here today, keeping the Wol- verines from meeting another of the leading teams in the Conference race. There was a possibility of playing the matches tomorr...…
…FTHE MICHIGAN DAILY -SUN PRJFSSRPlflMNTDePriest Is Chosen Republican Nominee RRITES FRENCH BOOK, -... Prof. Michael S. Pargment, of the Romance languages department, has 'written a new French text hook which will be put on sale by the Machillan publishin~g company within a few days, it was announced yesterday at the headquarters of the (department. The book, "Exercises de Composition et de Grammaire," will be used in the inteiediate French...…
…. ..... ..... ....... ........ . ... ...... CHA RGE ~ETIL:r cIC I)iRE'UQIIt . 'III IN N i iT O WI'M() A AVE (1OSTEOPATH KANSAS-Charges against T'. C. Al- M':' T INESOlA.-- Bc(("()i1i.g ha's as- len, director of athletics, have reentQu~illI II te iflapl)Ot1angy ('of*being admit- te aate ubeciI e{iCOr~ hre ly been pressedI by the Kansas Mcd- "1teda- l sllb ectfobe cgie nhee ical Society for alleged teaching of srie;when I li le ,: e pal-]atielv...…
…1 81 v. chestra presented ably its precise but beautifully blended melodies, and then rose to heights of expression in the incomparable Tschaikowsky Fifth t symphony. A master of blended chromatics, Tschaikowsky proceeds in this work with an admirable contemplative de- liberation, with a definite progession and apparent aim in his succession 1 of beautiful themes, brought out large- ly through a remarkable use of the deeper toned woodwinds. ...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1928. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGIE cil lj Sill? vA- ,- 4 WEEK END OF MAY FESTIVAL PROVES GAY TIME IN SOCIETY PRESENT PORGY HERE' Theatre Guid Suecess On Tour Only A Week; Ann Arbor Will Have Two Performances7 OCT. 31 IS PROBABLE DATE "Porgy," New York dramatic suc- cess, is being brough to Ann Arbor by the Michigan Alumnae, and will appear at the Whitney theatre for two performances. Mrs. W. B. Hend- erson, executive secreta...…
…ol THE Ml(-"*HTGAN OATLY r- V SUNDAY, MAY 20, TT-T4U 111 \.. TC 11VrAT \SUNDAY . MAY ar. . .,... t ,, t, REIGH CU T WIS 54 FAVORITE ROMPS TOFreshmanTrack ICTORY IN STRETCHLEADS FIELD IN YESTERDAY'S 1iIsstep, Que Lengil, rack, Iinitiihes R ACE CLASSIC AT LOUISVILLE second With 'l'oo 'Traiimr___________ -___ In Third f Iace LARGEST DERBY FIELD ITH men ANNOAL Triumph JcNTUC Over Ilin Y DERB V, ft Yearlings J (By Associated Press)...…
…20, 192$.' THE MICHIGANDIL YIESTDDAYS RLSULTS First Year M~en XW in POSTPONE TENNIS MATCH' WA 9 E1) W1ANt ED-Students to know that our _____WANTED-Couple w, ,.jo u bnmeJrw( laund<ry methods give your iip ]7 eg phc \'et Beca use of thec'heavy rain which fell torility b~difg l nS ci. (lothes personal attention. Mi~oe eetFraternity bee tr' frci wes o]'Citye xnry 0 . ansia 96 yesterday, the varsity reserves-fresh- refrenes.Daiy y 204____N.___...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1928. f. fessor C. N. Schmalz will speak on "Work of our Bureau of Business Re- search." Z. C. Dickinson. To All Members of Phi Kappa Phi: The spring initiation, banquet, and election of officers will be held at the Michiga Union at 6:30 o'clock on the evening of May 24. We should be pleased to have members reservations prior to noon of that date. Campus ,phone 237, Room 302, W. Engineering Annex. 8. S. Swi...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890' ian att MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS 1:11:11 VOL. XXXVII. No. 167 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS wn i . .. ... STATE WILL RELIEVE VILLAGE STRICKEN BY DEMENTED MAN'S ACT DYNAMITING OF SCHOOL BRINGS DEATH TO 37 CHILDREN AND SEVEN ADULTS GOVERNOR CALLS FOR AID Green Says Funds Will Be Taken Fronu State Coffers If Volunteer Help Is Insuffieient (By Associated Press) BA...…
…_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _T H EI M IC H IG A N D A IL Y Oficr--' '" t& WL3! OOD AND CORK! very hgh tem~eratures. Data has been j ZOOLOGISTS HEAR PAPERcoprtvlpeniubtasenI IIB"fflifIN Officr COLLABORATE O~ f, 1o pled °hsuch, a way that it w'a' l exican Pre idencyt N E TE X T O i tisfdi t:y for lse sa text book. t the regular weekly me ng of! N_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _t e Z o lo g i c a l J our i n a l lu b l a s t n g h t, [[[BR/TIES NVMB[B...…
…~H. ~HIGAN -DY ,THE A MBER OF FACULTY rcfe~s4r Gould Will Interview Head Of (geodetie coust Murvey To V Obtain Instrurnents WILL STOP IN NEW YORK Prof. Lawrence M. Gould, who is to be in charge of geographical work{ on the Putniam Baffin Island expedi- lion tis summer, left 'yesterday for Washi ngtoi to interview Lester Jones, r head of the United States Geodetic Coast survey. Professor Gould is to ar- range for instruments to be used on the...…
…SHE MICHIGAN DATLY MT1"1AV .TJA'V IM 1697 __ __ __..___ _ _,.:___ __ __ _ __ __ _ __ __ _ __ __ __ _ I- - - - - -x - aaia - £Lk:A).Z6 , MAY GU, 1;j.; 1 Published every morning except Monday turing the University year by the Board in Contrel of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial ~Asociation. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not ot...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 2b, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY , - _.. ... 7A -mss ( I NSTALL Mliore Than 340 Ilaitquet It( Water=i MRS. HENI } More than 34 installation of t Womnen's Leagu duet held last ni t nasium. The e o'clock when th dinner and the i were filled with' ions houses. The boardc with the old out new officers sa them were seat of women. Miss Alice Lloyd and son, Mrs. Norma Henderson exeg Alumni council miek and Mrs.. the Physical E~ The...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VtnT"Altr 'XXAXY nA - A - *_ C * A. *. tiJ 20t, i~1 7 : UA SE f -IALL 1ii AM It- PLAY ORTHWES TE3RN TODAYI TODA Y i ASBECK WILL START ANS T LP UPLENINEx i 27 BigtC Q E'al ' [t J o 'SI Irt<<i' As'ibo, WMIfIAN IN SIXTH PLACE Folk lcwivi yeserdav contest with! the Colgatf ie ,l*Micigan's baseball; squad ,' consisting of Coach Ray Fish- er an(] 12 pLaycrs>, ent rauied at 10:30 last night on a two-ay tr-ip) which...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY . :. 1 u0 11 ceis i ad bu~iger wii.] 1 'r:lcia i h. 4 here they \will race agair, IIIALR rUUJ1U LcllanLU Kennedy < ()ky sa.te % ml Ft OR 0110 D, t Jo1' r the third cneu Tholv(crilwsrlake 25) ) Men TO Colnull, { ir is event, for Michigan. In Hope Of Wiiini -Foarth ELimniut a~l13,a-;will cc l)naul )Iot Of 4((&r the halt mile and(1 Monroe v I o entry in the one mile ru. CLOSE FIGHT EXPECTED ''p1~u , Daie jmpebradNor Knapp,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FrnDAY, i 20, TH..CIA D d RDY.~ 0 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). CoDy must be typewritten. VOLUME VIi F"JjDAY, MAY --!O, 1927 NUMBER 167 Automobile Rulings: The following action has been taken by the Automobile Committee: Request for special permis...…
…ESTABLISHED J 89Q 1' 4br ALdhw ~aiI~ MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL: XXXVI. No. 172 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ..... , - - . ...:. LITTLE GIES TALK 1tENTG1a AY SOCIETY MAKES TUJJ J ~{AS PART OF DE2 IT4AHERING 200,,'( PRESENT txperiments and Demonstration of Intention Given by Local Faculty Members That tremendous advances in the science of the intapgible ray have been1 Made...…
… PAGE TWO THEIF MTCH-TC AM fDATL Y muTTP O- l V XT A V 20. l),, a. I gow ti -Ll1 .1 S1 SA 1 \ LA *AS 1 'j' LTIUL'Gr'7'DAY, MAX LV, 1: v, r ,, F._.. - e u w For Y"Ul Secodan I I 11 i v iIt'll 11111111111111111111111111111111111111 IliII 11!!1lIi1111!l1i1111n11di11l11111d111d111 Illldl -S TPhe year is nearly over and you will have no further use for your old books (I, Why not turn them. into cash.? ,,; t rm a i , ", p,:, j:...…
…/ ITIUI$ZT4Y, IMAY 2,12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEIC TMM _ _ Stdent Globe Tratters Will Meet Today; Final Plans Are Completed! ichigans delegation of 12, who bee nocd nd if)f( l1~l viw of tis, IN sail next tall on the student di dflgemlv~ls havebe e giCflfoiat! word craise aboard the S. S. Univer- itgornetanlnirilyof- iasof the 85 countries which will boo~ ctand any other men who are in- visited. Dr. C. C. Wang, minister of I Frsted in thi...…
… PAGI. POUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 20, 192)G + a au tiaava aa ~ .Y. 4&A 161 1 &-/t X i.. i THF. MTCIITCAN DAT! V THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1O2~ Published every morning except Monaay uring the University year by the Boar in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conterence Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited t4 it or not otherwise...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r 1PAOS In v ~URSDAY, MAY 20, 1920 ~'AG~ FIVU THE MICHIGAN DAILY iiilli l OO YII Y MI YRIMY Y Y IrYM A I LUMNIE PLDGE $~i 4500 TO LEAGUE1 rnt, Indian'apolis and Saginaw Con- tribute to Building Fund Under Group flan ITTLE SPONSORS DRIVE c, Pledges were received from Flint, Minneapolis and Saginaw Alumnae1 groups at the alumnae council office during the past week. The Flint group SV which include)'...…
…Ft ^E ST THEI MICHIGAN fDAILY IT1URDAY, MAY 2,26 .r ,. v .. , ->. S E~. l i. r ? .a~c i. f v '+ "y... , , ,,_ . C O - APCK RECORD~S injured Finger ill Keeps Edgar Idle ,IKELY TO FA[L M al fleet MI1Ik% Expeeed to TIumible Satiirdny Wh en II olx rines-lI t FOUR- TEAMS VIE . n r'nir Iuflhflfle The Press Box HIGH- SCHOOL MEET Phin~fl TnflnrfllfflA i &TENS In "I ,, RA i I HESTER LOOKED TO STAR Many dual meet records, and even F...…
…TIIURSDAY, MAY 20, 192G THE MICHIGAN DAILY MOO tEvM PAG. LV1+ _ . i i AT THlE THEATERS Tnelay-firein Arcade-"The Prince of Pilsen," with Anita Stewart and George Sidney. Majestic- "Monte Carlo," with Lew Cody and Gertrude Olm- sted. Wuerth-"East Lynne," with an all-star cast. Today-Stage Garrick (Detroit)-"The Grand Duchess and the Waiter," by Garrick Stock company, with Ann Harding and Rollo Pet- ers. ShubertdLafayette (Detroit) "The S...…
…MR THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1928' PAGE EMORT! TVIF Mlri C°' t"AN nfATl V A 1 It- IVI IN l 111.uri v LiNI L 1* . _ +'"'i www l I r M as a life-work. Natural Science Auditorium--4:15-May 20. Under auspices of Vocational Counsel Committee of the S. C. A. (I 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. S...…
…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE' ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1925 ~iaiIhi MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRFESS VOIlA XXXV. No. 171 r EIGHIT PAG R EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS NORTHWESTERN OF DETROIT DEF ATS YPSI INDEAT 11y1 SChOOLS MEET IN FINALS. 01 SITATE l)EBATING LEAGUEj EFFINGER PRESIDESI More Than1 404) hear Affirmative Teant Win Issue on ihilippine Islands Question = =NQI'E0'r -ALANTERN CER E Seio aDOSE ReED BY Friday evening in...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY,. MAY 20, 1925 Engineering College Offers Cou rses Undter Professors-]]. IW. Miller i And J. C. Palmer Ford Plans To Buy Fleet For Scrap Metal Spring Events Maby 20-Senior Banquet and Senior T~j Sing. M3iy 2), 21, 22, 2:3-May Festival. t )fay 22-Senior Ball. May 22-Frosh Spring flay 22--Last (lay for1 ploma fees. clay 23-Outdoor track meet. May 27, ?5-Japanese iVIic higan---ba sebaill. Party. payme...…
…'GE)NESDAY, MAY 20, 1925 Tf-I MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE? ,'R 1I ...- I Report Advocates Increase In Number Of Faculty Positions Experimenter Sn cceedWs InHarnessing Tide Invest igat ion shows Itha more than $50~0,000coul d he l1ld to Ithe('pay rofl of the Un iversityvfor teaching anti research antd 101'creating rnew fadult y positionis x"'tich are ne'esar} to I le xwork , a icordng t the annul 1-loprt (of t1 'rv)dd5j dint o tllsiBoa rd of Re...…
…PAGE FOUR THE' MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1925 1~ Pubiished every morning except Monday luring the Universit year by the Board in Control of Student publications. Members of Western Conference 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 postoff...…
…WEDNESAY, MAY 20, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY n'Ar r-," ___________________ ___________________.~~,~ I t' 1 ) VAV= %M M W-Ala VZrZr° 5 zs- s - ) C LIST NECESSARYTR9ITS ORWOENJORNALSTS e AJccording to an inveCstigation byh the Woman's Nat ionial Joiiialist ic Register, the two traits in women journalists most desired by their emi- plovers are adaptability and the abil- it y to takc all business impersonally. The, most outstanding faul...…
…PAGE S7X THE MICHIGAN DAILY INEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1925- oolm I 11111111101111 liiiisillim IN f aii J o 4 MANY STARS ENTER' INTEI HO LASTICS FRESHIMAN TRACK f A picture of the freshman t rack t eamn will he taken at 4:30( o'clock tomorrow afternoon ISeel's I Blue Eleven Downs NET AflhIWlIir PrAY TWICE Slaugdhter's Red Squad 7-0;I4UVHLIIVU iian sall teamtj will play fAR I1~ I N P1 f1 Jtwogames instead of one with - - - - -T - -T ...…
…WVEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1925 PG1 ~~E THE MICHIGANDAL DAILY PA619 sE THISSIFIE COLUMN LACOLUMN CLOSES CLOS@S AT 3 P.Mi. ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M, 19 Um TYPE WRIT ERtS_ TYPEWRITERS Splendid machines. Best makes for rent or for sale. HAMILTON BUSINE~SS COLLEGE Phone 781;~. WiANTJ'D-- TIliesii to typo. Mlyma V. 1 or'J'ypatvrter Repainng ! I~eatP~r Ise . o(Itcack -ypewies,+ Stand;Arv Ad 3 ort,)lA&-adding wia' (Adnes. NOTICE O I T Our modera...…
…am :? ", _____THE MICHIGAN DAILY Opening Of Irish Parliament Rivals Britain's WED7'7-DA",% iM AY-20,:1 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice tog all hbemhers of the University. Copy received ht tbo Asshitit to tb. IP-podent. until 3:30) p. tn. (11:30 a. in. Satuzrday~ t Volume 6 IVEDNESDAY, MAY20, 1.9.- Numbier 171 To the Peapns: There will tbe a Conference of the D~eans on Wednesday, M1ay 20, at te...…
…1I10 z. ApA pt_____ 'V a wj " li LJA L I IE.DITORIALA TV. No. 170 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 20, lI924 EIGHT PAGES _ .. ROlvS BONUS VER PRESIDENT E ICi.1 1OVOJTES [)RE THAN NEEDED MAJORITY 3 FUTILE EFFORT SUSTAIN HIS VETO, For Delay In Voting On Bill Refused By Cries, Of Vote! Vote! gton, May 19.-(By AP)- diers bonus bill finally has w. The measure, which has object of a fight between and two successive pres...…
… Task . ... un... . u.. .... DATE SET BY HA1L weial Matriculation Day Expected To Relieve Office Strain of Treasurer FEJUD ONLY TO STUDENTS NOW A T ITEND ING UNIVERSITY 1n order to accommodate students io wish to register at the first op-' rtunity next fall so that they may t their athletic coupon books and nd in applications for games as soon possible, Registrar Arthur G. Hall, sterday announced Monday, Sept next fall as a special pre-regist...…
… I ii MIll ORDERS ACCEPTED She Wrote First Play A t Fourteen FOR SENIORSGIRLS' PLAY P yA Mail orders for the annual Senior, Girls' play, "If I Were King," by Jus-j tin McCarthy, which is to he presented, at the Whitney theater on Friday, June 13, as part of the Commencement weekm program, will be accepted from now until June 12 and filled in the order' in which they are received, according to Dorothy Greenwald, business mtan- ager of the pl...…
… WSPAPER OF THE CY OF MICIIIGAkN morning except Monday ity year by the Board in P'ublications. a 1 nbers of Western Conference Editorial iation., Associated Press is e: csively eni- to thie use, for republication o; all news ies credited to it or not otherwise: ed in this paper and the local news pub- therein. ered at t1 a postoffice at Ann Arbor, igan, as second class matter, Special rate stagel granted by Third Assistant Post- r Geheral. s...…
…rmt fny's Responsibilty For War, a political defeat. In the Bosnian with a weorld in which .rirAI nat~ond crisis this had bee:n luckily av:oided.,! hairl vaater empires than herself, c,, was (ho case also at The Loudon ' Geri'any resolved to assert her~ef CoII.:ereClc(. A fresh iiinution n5 boldly as possible at each inter- of' our vr-,ti je-wasg not enii rahile znationol cr sis. . nd as a result we ;.«.: To The Editt:- ! WE MUST i'i'IFF]r...…
…11 L J o r ii uuga ,l ! ON . ~I U ___ _ TARSITY NET TEAM BEATS PENN STRIATE[ tain Slows Up Contests As Net Squad Wins All Doubles And Six Of Eight Singles' ARICH DEFEATS PRICE IN LOVE SETS; BRICK WINS ALSO Michigan's Varsity tennis squad con- nued on its winning streak by romp- ig off with, a win over the the Penn tate aggregation yesterday afternoon t the Ferry field courts, winning six ingles out of eight and taking all iree of ...…
…-icultural Man Chosen For Haiti I TISING 3 PA DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES fed at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, Ile pet ng line for three .r more insertions. White space charged for at same . Classifieds charged only to those having phones. Ask about contractu lassified advertising. Oc per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per inser...…
… LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ion in the B~ulletin is constructive notice to all members of ersity. Copy received bY the it sP.taat to the President until n. (11:30 a. m. Saturday~ ITUESDAY, MAY 20, 1921 '-uinbwr 170 Two Former French Premiers Amnong Possible Successors T'o P'oincare P.nM 5 V-Alpha felta Sign"a iniltes .:00l- mnertin . romn304, Union. Engi 016:C0-G'lier club dinner, Union.. facer: ;;.00-CIIII .nd Blade baseball pratc- ing-' Ti...…
…EATHER PROBABLY "RS TODAYZ f A6W Ait ttl , . XXXIII. No: 169 TW9ENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, 9UNDAY, MAY 20, 1323 TWENTY PAGES . . .. . .. i . .... S by I i By intl oil titl sell itpl one aseb ling~ ythi is t t ,n "Samson And .Delilah" Closes. Thrie h A nu l F stv l ~ S LE B NM Mimes Chooses SCORES91TER 9_S '1J Thirteen men were elected to mem- N _ BYItnti A.Howll B hdgr }l Aios O M91 SICH ULS bership in Mimes campus, dramati...…
…Rir#iTgn 4&titj SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1923 An AuaRevoir to Robert Frost "Selected Poems" and a Miscellany Robert Frost has several times JASON COWLES This is the sort of effect that Frost has been accused by various learned Grit- tried to produce ever since he first ice of hibernating in a fresh-water formed a Style-theory of his own; he university where he had to talk tc sto- calls it "vocal imagination." It is ...…
…______THE MICHIGAN DAILY v-. S ATHLETI\C BOOKS AREI COLLECTEDFOR FRAUD Eighty one student athletic books intended to be used fraudulently for admission to Ferry field for yester- day's game, were taken up by Athletic association officials at the gate. The books, which were in the hands o ' others than students will be kept un- til satisfactory explanations are made by; the owners. Owners of the books taken in will be called upon during the we...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MA Y 2, 19, The Paragon of the Cinema An Espousal of Standardization white playin' eavedropper down at NEWELL BEBOUT society. A true emotion becomes the Union the other night, I over warp and invariably turns sour. heard, five men discussing the art ofisecondly, the conventional ending i- motion pictures. All of the fellows This conception of standardization have never experienced those rae presses upon the ...…
…THEMICHIGAN DAILY X' rIETKICS IUEE AIN sONJY 40 "Tr;IJ8 11 Lucilla Walker, Mriel Iuriujgham n Ka<ther ine Aliz sw orth, iElean)or Wior±11 ington, Mlle,) a wCordi. The11o "l!)iforC liflw-llp)i1s o fol Membher~ of the(,cla~ss l r i~ ams -were announcedyeslerdy, n ill begirt practice the first part of _c week at Padlmer field for .the inl- rclass cot^eats which wtiill be play;- [in the near future. The scnior. class team has the fol- Iluig l...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TI-RKN SINIJAY, MAY 25, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGF TURKI ROBERT FROST (Continued from Page One). And shout from where I am, What is it? No, not as there is a tinia to talk. I thrust my hoe in the mellow ground. Blade-end up and five feet tall. And plod: I go up to the stone wall Io: ,tfriend : visit. Mr Frost was like that here. When you came to his house, he didn't say I't working on a poem,...…
…THE MICHiGAN DAILY SUN1 ~a---~: cation of this student contained is iidirectly imperiling an insttuton of the nation. A more perfect example WSPAPER OF THE- of harm done and justified on the 'Y OF MICHIGAN grounds of free speech cannot be morning except Monday found and the actions of the students sity ye'ar by the Board in t Publications who we.re responsible for the abduc- titr Confercee Editorial tion of this young man who so gross- ly mi...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. MAY 20, 192 An Atheist's Conversion "THE LIFE OF CHRIST," by Gloran- EDGAR H. AILES the circumstances of his metamor- ni Papll. Harcourt, Brace and Co ira $3.50. Translated from the Italian o -3 arc highly significant. I he- by Derothy (anfield Fisher, 'that he died of syphilis. Such is the clgical hysteria and lack restraint. levc the tremendous appeal the boo: Cencisseurs of mder:, European loving Christi...…
…TH~ 1CH~ANDAILY . ....... ......... STARTING SUNDAV 'The N nIand Jtr~o l Maserpcce o te SlciP-1~ rl t~n al M~e rt15-- l lw Bright Shawl" .1 ' rvd tamtonpcue , Il/I ' , lip /1 1rjr:; 1' '' "j ( ,f P ,:"t vd v P' t .ffIf- i ' rS/ -r '11Fit #( III! / ! 7ppl 7 '%^ '~ !Y , r ''sr t d ' Yf ' I r r f~ r r / / td ; ! . w a " "" ~e : ' ,:' , ; . / 1 :9,, 1 / r J I,1 11 f r 11'!f 'I ;a bk , ~ fl 1 f fy I I.rp !lw '1 I // ;f 1,1,//T ' !1Av r v ...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 20, 192 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVS _ _ ____ _ ( ltlttt ittlllNttNlllilltlitl111U111Htllltl tlillttllt#1tUltltttittiltlilttt{lilt Uti[tt11111ttil ' Non-Pedantic History F. L. TILDEN WILLIAN PLUMER'S MEMORAN- France. The slavery question was be- DIM, University of mlhig'ain Pn. ginning to show itself in Congress and was smouldering ominously even at cttonr, Sacillen. $3.50. this early period. Tunis was preying There is an ingro...…
