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…I PERATURE oeol Zod A tt n ~1Iaihi ASSOCIATEI PRESS DAY AND blIGHT H SERVICE __ _ .: ,.. t t VL. XXX. No. 168. SPEED IN PRELIMINAIES PROMISES FAST COMPTITION TODAY IN HIGH SCHOIMEET; NO RECORDS, BROKEN t REDITABLE PERFORMANCES IN CLOSE RACES FEATURE FRESH TRYOUTS REPORT TRIAL HEATS - Freshman tryouts for track 1 HIGH H A ', GETS manager will report at the ath- I MOST 'MEN QUALIFIED j letic office in the Ann Arbor Press building' at...…

…3E UNIVERSITY p = ery morning except Monday during the Univer- Board in Cont-oI of Student Publications. BER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ted Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ill news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise paper and the lochl news published therein. he postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second by carier or mail, $3.50. Arbor Press building, Maynard street. mess. 96o; Fditorial, 2474. ons not to exceed Soo words...…

… ' l_ ! 1 7 * .11 /, A^ .. RINES One A STAR JESDAY ifternoon Mich-I 'st meeting of the son. Iowa is at ous contender the the race for the 'ned two victories with Purdue and r of games with rines have two nd have a victory e initial game of has not yet been esults ,it appears e strong and that 1 brfing into play e of the west. ay Oppose ild present sever- Captain Hamilton awkeyes and it is e will be opposed These two men it by critics a...…

…FLOWERINGi rLAI113 uiins & Hall rists Telegraph Delivery 1®f2 S. Univ. TRADE ATg FRONT CIGAR STORE es- State anzd PackardI n t' P r Opr 6 t or )late' Cryeam Sodal f Aomen r1 A meeting of all seniov women will be held at 4:30 o'clock Tuesday, May 25, in Barbour gymnasium. The first May' pole practice for Lantern Night will, be held At 5I o'clock Monday afternoon, May. 24. Only three practices will be neces- sary.eti All ladies expecting to att...…

…RENrT THE "MAJESTIC c Garrick Detroit ." MAMMA'S AFFAIR BY RACHEL BARTON BUTLER ne New Old Town Canoe and one +v Morris Canoe with complete [it including storage, and locoker 11 November first.5 Saund'er 's CanoeLivery On the Huron Pkib'er t tbwe's Besides taking the stellar role in "The Toll Gate," to be repeated to- day at the Majestic, William S. Hart wrote the scenario for the picture in conjunction with Lambert Hillyer. "The Toll ...…

…,. AT'S GOING ON .I SATURDAY owe club luncheon in room the Union. Ah lit-fresh lit baseball game Will i eak. tI C7-- -1 -Committee on underclass con- t have picture taken at Memorial -Interscholastic meet on Ferry -Varsity band mets in front of versity hall) to play at Michigan- a game. Caps an'tl blouses. - Michigan-Iowa baseball game Ferry field. -Upper Hoom Bible class' eets 44 South Statestreet. -Student volunteer band meets ,ane hal...…

…[ION ~r~fr inRRaiu ASSOCIAlT PRESS D)AY AN) NIGHTI SERVICE No. 163. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1921. PRICE FIVE FALLS POWERF UL IC Of DIXON, '1 RTEEN HITS COMBIN'E PITCHING TO WIN 12 TO 3 WITH " AROONS SCORE TWO RUNS ON ERRtORS Best Efforts of Opposition Fail to Halt Procession of Runs - Chicago, May 21. - One more vic- tory Was added to the growing total of the University of Michigan base- ball nine here today when the Wol- ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -Al TM _ 1 _ _ AL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN every morning except Monday during the Univer- ie Board in Control of Student Publication. MBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ciated Press is exclusively entitled t® the use for f all news dispatches credited to it or net otherwise s paper and the local news published therein. t the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second nard stret. g, mad. 2424. ications not to...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY w a Boat? will do the DESIGNS COMPLETE FOR MASUSSTAGE SCENERY When a motor work. 0. S. DAVIS NOW PAINTING URES FOR THE SETTING FIG. The CAILLE MOTOR i s attached to the boat by simply tightening two thumb screws. The FIVE-SPEED CAILLE is the simplest and best i n the world. See it in our window. Fishing Tackle, large line. est kind seeds and tools Paints, Oils and Varnishes '' .Ike Up-7b-Date Isa r Energine " Swi...…

…iAN DAILY a ;, .. .. ' ". .. , .. . . . .. . . . .. . ... * V GIN DEFEATS IN THAK nued from Page One) 's slams were scored in the 40, 880, high jump, discus, ivelin. In the high jump is off form, being able to 5 feet, 8 inches. Summary dash- Won by Simmons .d, Wetzel (M); third, Burke e :10 1-5. 1 dash-Won by Simmons ond, Wetzel (M); third . Time :21 1-5. run-Won by Krogh (C); rkholder (M); third, Ddug- rime 4:39 4-5. high hurdle...…

…CHIGAN D ,Y BETTER, PROF. AY SAYS IN TALK ING ;e One) edged them- e future ex- t to the var- o co-operate of the Big motion was .versity tak- major sport of the cap- write-up of to the op- s in advance In conection with the radio news service,, it was decided to have the Conference raido chairman investigate the possibilities of communicating scores of athletic contests via wire- less telephone with the ultimate view of using it among C...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL Y .;" _ FFI CIAL BULLETIN UIW0' PLEASSLFIST FESTIVAL AUDIIEcI of this organization. Mr. Stock's in- seemed to ring out with vitality. APTAIN terpretation. of these two works was work was made more effective by the WITH. E' one that brought out their finest qual- ities. The members of each choir, in- fine support which Mr. Stock and his orchestra gave her. SUNDAY, 1AY 22, 1921. Number 163. diploma fee of $10 is...…

…SUNDAY FEATURE SECTION I X4 1r4!3au Iaz4j SECTION TWO LITERARY I I ; No. 153 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1921 PRICE i ______________________________________________________________________________________________ p '' d-hog Trip In Campus Tunnel Is Full 'Of'Thrills Jaunt Through ;uge Heating Tube First Scorihes Investigator, Then Star- ties Him by terminating in Picturesque Bone Pile-And, of Course, the Lights We...…

…"' ' ! THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y FEATURE SECTION every Sunday as a supplement to news section of The Michigan us must be in the hands of the] ednesday previous to the date of .ation. unications or contributions must an indication of good faith. litor.... Joseph A. Bernstein Assistants Dakin thomas H. Adams Ottaway Byron Darnton itor............ Stewart T. Beack . Edwin R. Miess L DIGEST - (By E. R. I.) So they walked into the building By the sid...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY By VAN EVERY g .Y A'NDP Too p /N .-1NE -o eR A Bc0,V-r1 r wjvr"' YOUR IlrrALg CDPiy AND 4VAj7aP A eiVG-' T0 .3'?5tl7 - AN0 W~IACOW JrArt A3 r POJ Jet DvO AVfRV G-000- 7x FR*'oN rtor YoWo JE'*1 A0iov6Nrr XeO#S- -V ANjD T-ME ~s r Tc&-- IS (vr)v vrlOT J2 sr'B- Poke Youie 4P*4 fit ' r" g' r 4,- i - AUVOWNP LIM 1 I 1 bdi4f I r4N .1 "'~~~ I -- Club-- Singing oo Years 3y R. E. Adams, Jr.) o years ago, just 22 ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY ,, , a I een On The" tage --- Screen (By Edwin R. Meiss) e Witching Hour," a play which been recognized as one of the g contemporary dramas, has switched to the screen and is on tion at the Majestic today. Elliott r plays the leading role in. this play in a most efficient manner. subject matter, however, is too ible to be effectively produced e movies. It deals with the ac- ishments of one who is able to y ment...…

…'ATHE BLY FAR u )DAY L AW Air ~IZ~li LET'S E 3 - __ ILLINI Ii.No. 170 MIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY,. MAY 22, 1923 EIGHT' PAGES PRICE E~D~~ OSecond Issue (foti'il LASSES WILL BE HELD) MK N1Appear on Campus Tomorow ;. I LIT1 SCHOOL JUNE 1 B 0 N9 R;1n FrClayues 1, tbeheld ay heua DI E O ON B The Michigan Optic eallpus rotoga- photographsI~ t will sell fo iseon ll b 3te 1 hed ay beua Il P P cond time tomorrow when the ...…

…TH-E MICHIGAN DiLY __ . . , fl EU CAPTIVES ; Is "'.t by Troops Places American Officeers in Great Peril Bandits Say WOMIAN DECLARESi LVING CONDI'T'IONS JBAD 'Washington, May 21.-Crave fears for the lives ,of Maj. Roland W. Pinger and Maj. Roibert A. Allen, U. S., A,' two of the 14 men still held by Chin- ese bandits, following attacks made on the stronghold of :the brigands by Chinese troops. One officer and 'five men from th~e Chin...…

…TAHE MICHIGAN DAILY w+rrw+Ww } -.. .... . . . ... ....... rgn gww'slsr wawww .. :.:> a . . .. .. II clock tomorrow afternoon, in Bar-I bour gymgnasium. Those whom have not yet signed up may make ,appoint- menlts in the office of thle gymnai- I uni. To Western Woman HIPS Detroit Alumna Etrti Members of tec DetroitAsoiin of Mlichigan wom~en il give abig and mah jongg tea for the benefit o the Michigan League fund rathAm D?- troit* Golf cl...…

…THE MICHiGAN DAILY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - -r.w+ .a w i.ir,~iwlw 'r r° CHESSBOARD CRISES England, the land where diplomaticI intrigue supposedly has reached the AL NEWSPAPER OF THE zenith, has been * drawn hito the ERSJTY OF MICHIGAN whirlpool of discontent and political every ;morning except Monday University year by the Board in aniosity that bids fair to blot out Student Publications the hopes for reconstruction and ad- of Western Confe...…

…TflE NMICHIGAN DAILY rmi~nn I TO ADDRESS BOOSTERS fed, so that the club will be completely~ "Jimmie" starts work early In ihel "Rolling stones gather no .dLIONS FAIL HIM I flfl fhIDITE -oraizLbynxtfllTorig for you and doesn't stop un-fbut unused furaiturs gathers Cf ~ nanI , oach Fielding H. Yost, director ofs CorAcco9t60. IIH.HIB, ll'F intercollegiate athletics, will address EHN A EAlcastesrr n raues IU ULIILOV 1W IL~ ~ a meeting of thA...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .... ... w..,' w " *. 11111 (r,. :. ' i M° ,. .:rM". OLYERINES PREPARE j ,ONO 1! ENCOUNTER~ ti « .M.... .. « . . 'ORdEIGM DAREDEVILS, INVADE. U. S.' 0ORSPEED PWA Y GLOR Y AND GOLD I Intramu ral Items Following is the cue for the third round of thbe All-camus lhorse-? shoe ginles ;tOUr'n^:iment: Rioritcl, 152 )?, vs. Tracl-etl, 31,Y rec; - haum, 751Wi, vs. w-,inner of T'1ir2a:-; JLivingstone mrat Ih; Mc(Allie, 1!, ...…

…4E MITCInfGA'N I7ATLY w TI'S CLOSES IAT 3 P.M. Poland's Pianist Statesman { Makes New Fortu In U. S., jVERTI SING following Box Replies are at the' Lily Office: J)SC, MC, 1$, fBC, 18, 689,; CNC~, DM, Jake. ICHIGAN.DALY LASSIFI'ED.. o? cen~ts a wordj ace. Miizimuni 4#' it~e .space cen~ts per .rged only4 to C. SITUATION AWANTED-Cook "(male. colored, cooking; school graduate) wishes work in a fraternity where good cooking and economn...…

…TI D7 rvll. 1i. 1 . AN DAA IA. Blaletin i s cntructive notice to all members Cd py received until R:30 b.'m. (11:30 a. m. gaturday'.) 1 TUESDAY, I3[AY 2. 192.3 Number 170 fPtdle Lcecture con Aeronnutics: Mr. Win. B. Stout, Aeronautical Engi9neer and builder of t11e first American all-metal plane will Speak undetr the aup sof t V1,Aro- nautical Society on "Commnercial Aviation and t ll- Modern _Metal _Mono- plane" in Room 848, Engin~ec...…

…M-IM;E Dj I ol s i t i!a dIg s. WES~TERN CC EI)ITOUIAL A: - - - - - - - - - - - - - No. 172 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924 EIGIIT PAGES PRIC Tzf ° I~nds" wi Vulcans To Greet STUDEN COUNIL=Aw yddsAwaiNOt JORNALIT: FO RSHOALS BLLEgiersTda MMY KUGRA Call Of( Druids [LVeesod TA E V RW R ; Druidsp, on.ory senor litrary sc- l IE S B S Vulan, god 'f re and of ;frge KR UIIVD wilrcieiwsce LI illreturn to erthttoda...…

…N41CHI3-4IG AN LILY v -- . .; AHJisAll le Accomnn June J uuuiILJ tTreasurers t,, twIr W'orc 1 l tRlRITI hS. )EDJ IN' LE~ camnpu s ocieties ~ )oks to this office June 1," declared lHal1 yesterday. caled or som~e whave been stub- 4nted out. This move has been (designedl i a y for the: protection of the treas- ers themselves, and in future years, . Hall believes, that if anyone ould cast reflections on, the treas- er of any society, he can a...…

…fCiJIGAN DAILY_____ -j . -% . %- , # TO EE DATE'" ENIOR BREAKFST; for breakfast, the tradi-I which the senior won-I Mother Waits For U. S. World Flier, days before Corn- encement, will be lie I at 8:30 o'- ock on June 1.2 at the Union. Tho eakfast has been part of the sno omen's pre-Comnmencement cere-, onies for many years, and an event' which each senior looks forward ,gerly. The breakfast is also a time when 1engagements are announc...…

…N DAILY . .w :. . Rexcept Monday r by the Board in ions. onierence Editorial is e clusively en- ipaer and the local news pub- the postoffice at Ann Aror. cond class matter.Specital rate F nted by Third Assistant Post- by carrier, $3.50; by mail, Arbor Press Building, May- torial, 2414 ano 176-M; busi- unications, not exceedin So3o epublished in The Daily at of the Editor. Upon request, >f communicant will be re- fidentiai. [TOIIAL STAFF n...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _1 I. ,4 .. , --4, * :1 rI ":,. j.. " . + . } . " ! Y ! : 1 .yy t t , . .t i .. r i it r 'i , . . " " -. ".. ._ f i _ , t i .T 4' s i - J . . " 3f " . , ". .A .... . . t. t ., a "! .r/ <: AI -v' . . ! . ~Y ",t; ' ' ' \_ . :' l '" U-r - I omm ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N- :. L- A- ih .n z ,,, ' K- r' Ii t A A JRI OP or Men snce t ' -, V { 7~y~k ' . 'S , -:L:J 'N y 2 lby $43 So, ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ll o .... ' tWWI!I{lliWW> 1 oo% ON.WzoFe 111151 LL W V I SCHOOL MEET i F,-st Prep Stars To Compete In Annual Event At Ferry Field CHOLASTIC RECORDS IOULD FALL IN lIUJIDLE i TuRRBNA, HOTELS SOLD OUT~ FOR DAY OF ILLINOIS ,AME Urbana, Ill., May 21. - All hotel accommodations for the week-end of the Michigan-Illin- ois football game to be held here Oct. 18, have been completely a sold out, The hotels in Char- paign...…

…THE MICHIGAN DALY__ ---- .._ W _,. _ , .. COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P. TISING rse, white-blaa tc. Very beau e. look at asl de to your ni 534 Forest A DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES c per reading line for one or two Insertions, lc pet' m~ore inisertions. White space chlarged for at same d only to those having phones., Ask about pc tracts for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion pn Closes at i o'C...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - -- - - - .1 1 . ULY V FF ICI-A L BULLETI E1 aiipn l the6, Bulletin, is constructive otice to all nmers of 1itsaty. Coy received by fire Apaltat to the Prsdent until p.i.(11:30 a6 m Saturday) TwI JHRSDAY, MAY 022, 1924 Numbr 172 o$,11.46#10" s DPLOMA FRE OF $10 MUST BE PAID TODAY. In no case will iy~onier a degree at C menceient upon any student who f ils the .beo1r~ A 10 'lnck thf i ftern'on.In .case the Iac- es , t rt ...…

…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE oof 4by t i aiij MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 173 EIGHT PAG1q ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1925 PRICE FIVE CENTh EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS . -------° ERL Of ILLINOIS flFFFAI, .IFRflMF Development Of Graduate Law Study Is Urged By Dean Bates In Annual Report To President; i 3 s evelopment of graduate study in which was perhaps te chief staple TEN(NIaw SNG LErged" by Dean Henry M....…

…PACE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1925 N0 A R K ET P li GE .-,-.-.. Ii IIO11 You Will Be Rewarded With the Highest Quality Goods at Lowest Prices by Purchasing From Us. THIS PAGE IS DEVOTED TO ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE FOREMOST MARKETS AND MERCHANTS OF DOMESTIC NECESSITIES IN ANN ARBOR. TO FIND THE VALUE OF SUCH ADVAN- TAGES ONE MUST PATRONIZE THESE ADVERTISERS. YOU WILL APPRECIATE THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE MARKET PAGE AFTER...…

…FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA 0F 'J11 T .... VwSC' 1 AS. q I 141 OFFER SUMME RE EREKIE IE SURVEY COURSE AT CAMP DAVIS SIRNBRlMDC MED Study in surveying which will be Presentation of the Sternberg medal offered by the Summer session will in hygiene and public health to be divided between Ann Arbor and I Geoge Keiper, Jr., '25M, was made at Camp Davis. l a meeting of junior and senior med- The work in Ann Arbor will com- ical s...…

…PAGThJ FotliR THEW MICIGIAN DAIL Y ai.._ iY111 i1 11V.rll 1 LL-1.1L 1 RID~AY, MAY 22; 1121i' i Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association.. The Ataociated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republicatiora of all news dispatches credited to it or not etherwse credited in this paper and the local news pub- ...…

…PRIDAY, MAY 22, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAN FT", . x t t ft ftWft°I WH R ETeace Is State Of Mind Says D'Arcis: CLASS BAEBALLGAME11 Victors in the interclass baseball' games played yesterday were the sophxmore and junior teams. The sophomores defeated the freshmen by, a score of 33 to 6. The line-ups were as follows: Sophomore Freshman " Kyer P M. Robinson' Sturos LF Parker: Marston RF Groff Field CF Rutherfbrd Finsterwald SS Child Bo...…

…PAGE IX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1925 .. M , I BASEBALL TEAM LEAVES TONIGHT FOR, ]LLINIS AND IOWA GAME51 3r. S. C. Contest Shows Improvemient In Playing of Whole ! F OOTALL MNOTICE Squad ( All men who took part in the PLAY ILLINI TOMORROW i spring training or who will be candidates for next year'sj Coach Ray Fisher sent the Varsity Varsity football team will meet baseball team through a light work- at 7:30 o'clock tonight...…

…FRIDAY, MAY 22,, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY VAr BNV3 NM ...... oES LAS S I FIE ~l AT 3P.IM ADVERTISING0AT3PM FOR SALE-A. series of May Festival tickets for the remaining perform- ances, 1st row second balcony. Tay be had for $2:50. Call 22197.j Oupr. moderate prices make it possible I ,for all 'to have FRESH HOMEI GROWN FLOWERS.I t ANN ARBOR FLORAL CO. I ,.22 E. Liberty. Phone 1630 1 MARTHA WASHINGTON CANDY Fresh every Friday. Tice's, 119...…

…P'AGC ETORT THE MICHIGAN DAILY U.S. Absent From World's Fair In Paris F~htjAY, AY 22, 9. D I Y Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice toD all members of the University. Copy received b the Assistnt to te 10porl ent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday Volume 8 FIIH)AY, MAY 2, 1921 Number 173 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Notice to All Seniors: THE DIPLOMA FEE OF $10 MUST BE PAID TO TIlE1+ TREASURER BEFORE 4 O'CILOCK( P. M. TOIDAY. Th...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 'C 4itF t an 9 1, vat. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS YOL. XXXVI. No. 174 EIGHT PAGES: ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 192G EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS __ } I VARI TTACMEN Will MEET ILLINI SQUAD HERE TODAY EXPECT MANY MARKS TO FALL AS LEADING B6 TEN SQUADS CLAS BOTH UNDEFEATED Wolverines Favored To Score Heavily In Dashes; Visitors Strong In Hurdle Events In what should prove to be one of the hardest fought tr...…

…P'ACE TWO 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1926 ....w..M.. ,. ,}t In t rnatio nal Exposition Will Honor Declaration Of 'Independence Signing', America 'will commen orate Ther ses-* Secretaor E (oOmerce H oover and l qul-centonnial ,anniversary 'of the SeceCVttry of Stlate llog will rel~re- signing of thes Declaration of Inde- ~ l tjI~~1 h xrie. and will suplerv 15ie overmn' pendence in an international expos- two million doilar par...…

…S$ATUERDAY, MAY 22, 1926 THE MICHMAN DAILY PAO* TgM .;T. . . a1L MvY i-IA\_L-1 V LM;flT. a(W 1 fi ' Avi a.v aa.r a w+.av ,_ x: ' ater an NWries N w Vo es n Iental society and also the Palestinian C~NS [DD[DE aemnWie e oumesO soeal5ciety... A, ~~Cor'respowndence Of Assyrian Kiings i I,, 11 [hPotesor Waterman pub- ! lshe "SmeKoujunjik Letters and YALUMNUS IN PEKING!! Rielated Texts," and in 1916 the "Busi- As t Dat of the Humnanistic.; er...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATIY1 DAT, MAY 22, 19 V. Publshed every morning except Mond-ay 4uring the Universityyear by the Bo 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 tie local news pub- lished therein. moral force among the student body whi...…

…a SAT1RD AY, MAY 22, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY V,.,- It I' vw aw LYAVAM M =A--,'vA _. ' 1 . s -- TIT FIRST JsC3 CONFERENCE FOR WOMEN HELD HERE Women from five Michigan junior colleges met here in a conference on Tuesday and Wednesday, for the first time in the history of these institu- tions. "Flint, Grand Rapids, Bay City, Pontiac and Port Huron were respect- '° sively represented by two delegates se- lected from the student bodies...…

…PAGE sIx THE MICHIGAN DALY SATURDAY, MAY 22, 192.6 l l m mw k .., . ...d. ..d.. ; .Q ,I7"" 0 U-1411111111UMM , '"" ,.. Teams Tied In Preliminaries Of Cass to The Press Box By Wilton A. Simpson If the weather today is like it was yesterday, Greenwood and Kilgore ought to give away trench helmets and slickers instead of straw hats. WANTED-Some wealthy Mich- lgan baseball fan to donate enough money to build a canopy over the s...…

…SATURDAY i, MAY 22, 1926 TH. E ICHICAN flAILY PAGV LEVEN THE ICHGAN A-L PAQU~ LEVUN s { { 1 i 1 L /y .x . ''.1f ,.r';~, l!I.1.%.~r'.."0/, 1 I,.Ih",.r" I Saturday Special ['OR SALE (tan ai'A ti r -11FOR SALE-Oliver typewriter, A-i condition; a bargain. Also bridgea lamp, student lamp, Victrola; cheap. you are a telephone subscriber call Jimmie H. M. Maveety, 713 E. Kingsley. Phoni heAd Taker,Dial 21:24, and your want ad ! ilbe charg...…

… !AQ~ E!4~ET THP~1 MTCT-ITCAN flAT! V SATURDAY, MAY 22, 19~ U ~m Publication In the Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by tlo Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. in. Saturdays). Volumne II SATURDAY, IMAY 22, 1926 Nuniber 174 The President and Mrs. Little will be at home to the Regents, officers, and members of Faculties of the University and their wives at 815 South 'Unive...…

… ESTABLISHED; 180 <Y Sir Liii MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 169 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARDOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS LINOBEROH s, c f ' i r,4, ..j . r of ih. . ,..; , <, '4,r. IN NEW YRK -PAIS FLIGCHT WOLVERINES WIN OVER BUCKEYE, OVgCER,0-6 OME WISCONSIN TEAM, EC 4-1 MICHIGAN WEEKLY P I IS APPROVED BY USiL RALfIIO OR COLLEGE__EDITORS! ITAIAISOS TRACK TI AM COMES NEARER ANOTHER CONFERENC...…

…THE MICHICAN DATI.Yf OT A A? A V A '" "Cl 4 A affir COMMWITTEE HEADED BY PROFSI :111-DERSON GIVES1 REPORT KEPPEL GIVES OPINION Carnegie Report jPrepared By Experts I Stimillates IneStigaltiont Of .State Conditions As a result of a report prepared some tinme ago by the Carnegie cor- poration, specific work has been un- dertaken by the; University Senate re- garding the fuxtherance of adult ed- ucation in the state of Michigan. A report rela...…