…SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1932. THE MTCHTGAN DATLY PAGE TI-EE =:=Mk 1 FISCHER WINNING. L INKME LEAD GOPHER TEA M BY MARGIN of 14'r IS MEDALII!iT AS WOLVES WIN GOLF Y °?: ' 1r s xd 5 k "I Turner Second in 880 Maize-and-Blue Soph Score of 303 to Out Larson. Captures Beat LENFESTY TAKES FIFTH Dayton and Jolly Also Register Outstanding Scores as Wolves Win Crown. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., May 21 (WP-John Fischer, slender 20-year-~ old youth of Cin...…
…__ "THE CMICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 22, 193. K . , I.. .. .1 , " , tgMlt Dal - Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. )Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published hehein....…
…SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1932. " THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ PAGE F TO OPEN DRAMATIC SEASON TEAMS IN TOURNEY1 BEGIN ELIMINATION First Round to Be Played by Tuesday; Finals to Take Place in Two Weeks.- Sixteen teams have reached thex straight eliminations in the intra- Soc1 e t y Adelia Cheever. tonight. The guests will be Dr. Al Adelia Cheever residents elected exander Ruthven and Mrs. Ruth their officers Wednesday. The new ven. Dr. Margaret Bell, Miss L...…
…~MICHIGA DAIL.N.THE MiC.HIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY2,l932. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a.m. Saturday. VOL XLI. SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1932 No. 169 NOTICES NOTICE TO SENIORS AND GRADUATE STUDENTS! Only three more days remain for the payment of the diploma fees. There will be absolutely no ext...…
…ii, I S/ 4, A 4t K attl I ASSOCIA L MS E) ?S - -''- ""a EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Y 'A ll EIGHT 'AGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 22; 1931 PRICE FIl i il asimmilPRICE Fil rt i rYt A 1'h "V v !'V srq vwv . W-a " ..r w w s s w - o .rr.. - - . - - - - - - E it AN "s VE1 1I113 BART LETT, BACK FROM GUATEMALA, REPORTS EXPEDITION BIG SUCCESS; I DROP Q First LINE at I ' y E ;1 f ° "' < ...…
…!TRE MICHICAN DATEV FRIDAY, " i 1 1 M1 C A 4T AAN.RY 1 LwYa+'.R w u Colve Problem Coalition eans. UNITED STATES PLANES SHOWN IN BATTLE ORDER FLYING OVER DAYTON IN NATIONAL AIR MANEUVERS EDLO.GY STUDENTS FORD PLANTATION TO HELP BRA IN REGAINING WORLD RUBBE, D j.C. CC./. C. '9"-.> xC. .,oaks. C.. .?Jr::: ~.'" '. ' . rod t'. Field Trip Relics Section on Farm Dexter. Discovers Near to Meet' ion.; 21.-(P)--,Ameri- -time air force ay t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DALYCY At- ° .1. I ,.... . . _ r ANN ARBOR NEWS-BRIEFS. Arrested for Assault I!his gas tank, and Reeves R. Solar, Arrstd fr ssa t 1198 IMichigain avenue, said that eight gallons of gas were taken Arrested yesterday (nIa charge r om his car while it was parked inL assault and battery, Andrew his driveway. qn TT ii i 4in frt t f One-Time Governoi Adopts Secreta r 9 ry Today's R adio Programs (Et tern Standard Time) STA[...…
…I' THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'S a . . s. a a..U.. . ,. i- I Asso- led to entrance examinations for the Uni- versity. This would make small communities realize that their edu- cation facilities must be improved and it would also prevent students from entering until they were pre- pared for college work. This would certainly be more advantageous than to have them struggle throughn their first two years obtaining less than a C average, and at the...…
…THE MICHIGAN D A I Y THE MIC1AI~AN DAILY I &VAIVAM m =AVAUM anw&ll X f rs and Aides to IMeet for Lantern Night Rehear _ II -- Nr C l a s s e s t o M e e t :30 o'Clock in Building. EO FORM M' NE .W FASHION SHOWN FOR SPORTS ( oT|r COMBINE MATERIALS AND FEATURESLD|E RY TOURNELY WASHINGTON DOCUMENTS FEATURED IN CLEMENTS LIBRARY EXHIBITION es to Gather of march rn Night, lasses will ck in the a of the who is to night will I . ...…
…f *THE MTCH-TCOAN DATIY _ iclads Dep Rt lor C"J. t- anz) on Tee .ec f TiLE O N AST7 YEA of Indoor Track Favored to Defea Leoqard Fla Offers Free Airplane Ride jto Big Ten Champs Leonard Flo, manager of the Flo y ingService and the Ann Arbor airport,has announced that he will] give free plane rides to any mem- ber of a Michigan athletic team which has wo- a Conference cham- tate and Ilinois by Close Marg Conceded Firsts in 100 and 22 ...…
…I '"S"HE MIC141 AN P- ATLY TH~ .I..I..N..A... T I I, I Claim and Speedball tourneys he has bee: ~rest l in 27 contests. J. Weissman, Kappa Nu, has featured the latter spor only but he is an Ail-.sportsmna; Sports with a total of 20 instances of corn petition. Manderson from Thet, Xi is the other man in group atn athletic his 29 contents comec largely frori the In-h Ispeedball, volleyball, -and wrestli Ns to a inte:rosts. -MW KIRK'.WOOD ...…
…THE M.ICHIGAN DAILY -I1 ALCALA ZAMORA, SPANISH PRESIDEN T, FFICIAL BULLETIN HAS TRAITS OF ON E'S_'BEST UiCLE' Iletin is constructive notice to all members Idiosyncrasies in Dress, Pleasing collar is correct, his coat may be >y received at the office of the Assistant to Ways Make Him "Human.' i sagged out of shape with overstuff- 30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. ed pockets. By Carence Dubose He probably spends more money MADRI, M...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr tlru iail0 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS YOL. XL. NO. 167 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS COURTIS STRESSES SOILCHANGE IN' INITIA9TION SPEECHi Seniors to Attend Final Social F Event Tells Phi Kappa Phi Initiates Our Society Should be Organized on Caste Basis. SEVENTY-ONE HONORED Members Urged to Consider Problems of Education, Government. Society must be formally organ- ized...…
…PAGE TWI) THE MICHIGAN D A I L Y THCTStDA~f, MAY 22, 10,0 DAILY MILLERARK GIVES BIRTH TO SIX BABIES FO MOTOR coNVOY.... -. - . !WAORK !University Aids. Author Declates Deadly Weapon Will be Last of Kind ini World's 1-istory. GI- MANS 14ID DVTAILS Parisians Thought First Shell Was Part of Ordinary Plane Ilaid. "'Such? a gun will be last of its kind in history" said Prof. Henry!I W. Miller, of engineering drawing and mechanics departrpi...…
…THURSI .,IMAY 2, 1930 THE MICHIGAN LDAILY PAGE TIU oi T hirty-Seventh Summer Session Affords Attractive Features COLLGES XPECT 3;700 ENROLLMENT 10OR lTWOMONTHS Year-Round Studeris, Teachers, High School Graduates Will Attend. WILL OPEN ON JUNE 30 SPECIALISTS IN . fKRAUS WILL HEAD EDUCATION WILL L INEUL dilirrjSUMMER SIN GIVE LECTURES'1IIiB I fd I 1 During a series of educational ILI Special Auto Ban Regulations Arranged for Conv...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1930 Now Published every morning except Monday during the Tjniver sityear by the Board Conti of of Student Publications.] Member of Western Conference Editorial Association.I The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited n this paper and the local pews published herein. ~Entered at the postoffice at Anm...…
…THURSDAY, ,MAY 22, 1930 THE MICHiGAN DAILY Y I- Al NEW WIN MAMTA I iwEW APPAREL-IS [ [ NEW APPAREL IS ANNOUNCE PATONSL SMART FOR ALL OF LANTERN NIGHT, SUMMERTRAVEL . woiiqnp-onq rRi 71TA TAIl Al PHA 'ORIENTATION WEED .'T!' d 1TV~n W4 09 T ~ V~V N i TT9 K IS DECIDED ASSETI LE[ uS OF n I DENTS,' M'CORMICKl L Ll[ O ML hiuhii i rrT r TfllRv Traditional Entertainment Faculty Members to be Observed Again. ofI SORORITIES PLAN SUPPE...…
…PACK SM THE MICHIGAN DAILY $'I-IURISDAY, MAY 22, 1930 TITLE T'4ICUI~QAN 1}AJLY '~'11IJR~1~AY, I~*AY 22, 1930 ______________________________ .,"-,.~ ~ a-..- .,....-ra VARSIT WIO LV ERIES RAT E AO HNSHTS LIKELYWINNER Maize and Piue Seeks to End Long String of Defeats; Presbrey to Hurl. MICHIGAN RECORD POOR PROBABLE LINE-UPS. mic~higati. Oberlin .Butler, rf. Williams. ss. Superko, 3b. Cronie, lf. Tompkins, cf. Ficken, cf. Hudson, lb. Irvin, ...…
…T ~4MAy2Q,1930 TIW~MLChLLCAN DAILY PAGE ~ lETTERS ~ TQLAJV'S MARK FOR CENTURY OfFICIALLY RECOGNIZED AS REWORD ft ~ P 0 Another Michigan athlete secu I ~ fl II U U d a niche in the hail of faiiie / u IIVV iv biil f~ sportdom v~ith the announcement yesterday that Eddie Tolan's record .~. I POINT RACt. Welvct*ine Go~irr Team Likely of 9 5-10 seconds for the 100 yard cbdke to Thke Big Ten dash h4s been officially accepted' Three studenf~ are...…
…T F MI C H I G A N DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1930 DAILY OF \FI\CIAL BULLETIN 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) I I { i r I i THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1930 No. 1671 NOTICES University Lecture: Professor K. Fajans, of the University of Munich and non-resident lecturer in Chemistry at Cornell University I during...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 1.. I. 41v .Ak 1 --sma- Awg&w4 L. 4 tk-r AMAL -4 mq w r mw .t , MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS a Vol. XXXIX, No. 172 ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. MAY 22, 1929 EIGHT PANES STATE- NINE Up SETS WOLVEISO S IN TENTH INNING, 4 TA 3 MORROW REFUSES PAINTED DEMONS TO CONFIRM PLOT~ SEIZE CAPTIVES 11 rrSuIZED SENIORS TO GATHER HONOR So CIETY U1 LIIIIIU 1ILU I I HL9 M. RE ILL S"INGTOIHst t@: CONCERT SERIES WILL MARK r ...…
…e. r~%,TVTO, THE M I C H I G A N DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1929 w+s+w -inn _ ....._____r. HIGH SCHOOL PLACESCrowd B FOUR IN EXAMA T raves Rain For 55th Annual Turf Classic To See REEVES HONORED 'Submerged Submarine And Her Crew Clyde Van Dusen, Aided By Mud Track, Emerge Victorious; BY CR TIUS CLUB Hoisted To Sea Level By Rescue Ship ~ §.International Association Engaged In Publication Of Grotijis' I Associated Press) the spot, 3,000 ...…
…0 WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1 '. THE -IIHTAN VAIL! - OUNCIL OF RESEARC HAS SESSION TO TALK ABOT ANTH ROLOG PROFESSOR GUTHE CONDUCTS MEETI G OF NATIONAL SCIENCE BODY GEOLOGICAL DATA VIEWED Methods Of Preserving Remnants Of Mounds In Mississippi Valley Discussed At Meeting Preservation of the mounds and other historical remnants in the Mississippi valley, was the princi- pal subject considered at a conven- tion held at St. Louis, May 17 and 18, u...…
…PA Mr. !OUR THE M I ITI N DA TL , WN~SDA, MAY22, 29' c Pubishd every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board n Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Prea is .exclusivel{ en- TeAsoitdPesiexlsvl tied to the use for republication of al news dispatcher credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- fished herein. Entered at r...…
… THE M1 HI xNDATE' N r %W I I f sx....W //S rJft .., . . A V- -SN5 G I - -i-- - RTflhll [) |1K Sophie Braslau, Soloist At H ill Auditorium, IhhLI\f NINE ( | MT VO TE CH ANG E H ORSE S HOW N IR SA IdU iLiVH fTWIN Is Ranked As One Of Foremost Contraltos'JUfIURN ILL iUII IN CONSTITUTION I ITALLATION DIR May Festival Artist Consistently As a child she set her heart on be- Wins High Praise From coming a piano virtuosa and her A. Press ...…
…THE MICHIGAN T V . __ _--.. " -. -. . . v- --- . . ._... . .. - . WEDNESDAYMAY 22, 1929 ' ,. MH G N _LYWDN A- MY 2 12 It FOURTEEN WOLVERINES EMIMAM THEM R -Trio On Freshman FIRST PLACE FAVO ENTERED IN BIG TEN MEET RITES IN CONFERENCE MEET Big League Teams (iDIf HIM IFVF "f'lU'itIlt I ItiFnIl1 I UII Golf Squad Prove Varsity Material This.year's freshman golf squad has three exceptionally good men fo tho Varsity in Lenfesty, Hick...…
…I VEDNESDAY, M&Y 22,1929 THE M-ICHTGA-N DAILY a PAGE S *WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ~F~VT'~1~ mo 1, .1 o" TIGERS TAKE THIRTEEN INNING .v _ ------ Eleven Qfficially Qualify For Membership HURLING DUEL FROM CLEVELAND; In National Honorary Athletic Fraternity (Continued From Page Six) (Arnold Appleford, Charles Grace, Johnny Stone's single, which rest of the games. Home runs chapter whose president is Dr. Arthur Kuhne...…
…s f",h i'h LJURT THE MT HI C. N DAILYV ~DW~iAYMAY N, h ti A j DAILY OF F ICIAL BULLHN Publication in the Bulletin is cona ructive notice totall members Iof the University. Copy received by he Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m.Saturday.) Vol. XXXIX WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1929 No. 172 Notice to Seniors: Only today and tomorrow remain for payment of diploma and certificate fees of any candidates for graduation at the ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Lw1 4aitli MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 175. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1928. EIGHT PA WILL BE CELEBRATEDBY BY ALLAUNISN APPROXIMATELY 24O ALITUNI EX- PECTED TO REVISIT ANN ARBOR WILL INCLUDE NOTABLES Thirty-eight Classes Will Witness "The Old Grad." And Specially Scheduled Baseball Game An all-alumni Sing and thirty-eight class reunions will be features of this year's Alumni reunion which is...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 22, CHIGA N'S SONGS HAVE CO LORFUL BACKGROUND liarly intrinsic to this era of science yuth to ngh and elficieny. Te mechanism of labord unde the whole affair is apt to deceive the the soul of t spectators into losing sight of the c S A few othe part that encouragement from the of Michigan a111N A A KF ata(~rl ly n frm Fathe on" si inea, from the stands, and from "l Tlf IiiiClr 4 ~r Fl.f t , ' ands, tru...…
…THE MICRGCAN DAIL~Y NEW ASHLAND SCHOOL TO OPEN ON JULY 30 Following close upon the announce- ment of the Milassachusetts Institute of Technology of a course in humanics, or hmran problems, comes news from Grand Rapids of an even more startl- ing educational innovation. On July 30 the Ashland school for adult ed- ucation will open its, doors in the Michigan town . The new school, although the suc- cessor of one that functioned in Grand Rapids ...…
…* AfAllA A4 Published every morning except Monday luring the Universit y'yeartby 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 dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. ...…
…' PTJTr WT 4TAN ITrAYL ,qn, t4,20- tK .1. Mpt LJM'J.. ... +1 IL.: IVIJ%..-A AA1 .5i1L .S &iA.. s.-.,.- I jjj l 111117 - - - - -------- A llill WAVAIM a * _..._.. .r- { :A PPOIN T COMMITTEE, CHAIRMEN__ORPLAY I Executive Group Chooses Heads For Music, Costumes, Make-Up, And Publicity TO BEIN PLANS AT ONCE Four committee chairmen of next year's Junior Girls' play have been appointed, according to an announce- ment made yesterday...…
…r'THE MICHCAN DAILY -__ _TUESDAY, MAY 22, 192 AEFESWL ME I TATE NINE TODAY $. N MIHALSAR DTgEVERY BIG TEN BALLG RODSKY PLACES ACEURBANA YEARLING TRACK TP, TEAMTFM ON WEEKS CARD Of 424 Who Will Receive Track Awvards harper (left) and O'Farrell John J. McGraw, manager of the New York Giants, surprised the baseball enthusiasts throughout the country recently when he announced the trade of George Harper (left), for Bob O'Farrell catcher and fo...…
…22, 1928. 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY a TRACK TEAM TRAIN FOR CONFERENCE TEST WItT 1)ua let Seaso Over Outdoor Title Meet Dr iws Att0tIon Of Trackmen SQUAD LEAVES THURSDAY Their dual meet schedule for the season completed, Coach Steve Far- rpl1's trackmen have turned their at- tention toward preparing for the Con- ferece outdoor championship meet which will be held on Friday and Sat- urday of this week at Evanston, Ill., under the auspices of Northwe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, 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., Saturday.) a a au a-eaavr a va as . ,rra . ... . i - ' I Volume S. TUE SDAY, MAY 22. Number 175. .mw i Notice To Seniors: There are only two more business days after today for payment of diploma and certificate fees of any ...…
… 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...…
….a , -J.N DY ,?MA 22, 7127, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THU5E m l ............. lIII QI TVWILL AID, GREW IS SLATEDY tWIL IIU~TO GO TO J;URKE Y STATE CONRVATION Gography Department Will Give Help In Surveying And PReordiig In Upper Leniisula M'MURRAV TO BE AT HEAD Directing the fifth annual Michigan land economic survey of the state de- partment of conservation, Prof. K. C. MlcMurxry of the geography depart- ment, with several assistants fro...…
…k W"" THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. MAY 22, 1927 i i i " Published every morning except Monday luring the University year by the Board in Contre f Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial dAsociation. 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 postoffice ...…
…JNDAY, MAY 22, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY £ -11 N V! I 5 ILTATA mw Nam I 0 LANTERN NIGHT AIDES New League Building Will Contribute r o Fuller Life Of Women, Says Pond r nI 10 1~l U~LI lLLAMUR V R~iNU Select Ukh Hirschman, Gladys Appelt, I Elfreda Peterson, Cynthia Hawkins To Manage Aides GIVE MARCMDIRECTIONS At the meeting of aides and leaders ~ of the Lantern Night procession, the following people were elected class captains: senor, Rut...…
…I THE MICHIGAN I AIL .-..%ITNn.Ay. u..Av. qi-m-m T H. E M :ICHIGAN rD x f .L/ -Al '.+R4-:. : , :::.. ._ T. ...,dk vVTNIrAV xr :IAV 0KxiG'.;kIflOUM wr DEFEAT CHICAGO TENNIS TEAM, 7-o TENNIS.TEA.A - __7 _0 IJ 1 f f I ) MICHIG N GOLF TEAMa GAINS THIRD BIG TEN Jack Sharkey After Title Bout With Him VICTOR B' DlFEATING BUCKEYE INVADERi Ohio State's golf team proved no points to. 3 1-2, the Wolverine team FERRY FIELD'S APPEARANCE CHANG...…
…NUNDAY, MAY 22, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,.. ,{ ' ( ITr - .,I'l . - -- -I - I Irwin Ca'p'1-ures I'terschola tic en WISFOMOI TAR JPennison (OfYounigstown iRa en IFor-' ; IN S[og O I 1 ce tin i T o F or Sets Befo re nis Title TTANO),'-l T - Dartmouth las ac AT 3 P.M. .ADVERT'I SINGAT3Je (~lvc a ed e lan fnot to use (outs in football contests bet ween the two selhol ls. MAX TON RET'URNSFrench Tennis Stars jmen captu red the m , -t -...…
…THE MICH C ;AN D3A TT V I- 1 l MtC.lt1V, CANT T"ATV SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1927 BULLETIN INDIGNA TION DISP LA YED B YRUSSIANS AT ENGLISH RAID. ON SOVIET AGENCY 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). Copy must be typewritten. VOLUME VY1 SUNI)AY, MAY 22, 1927 , NUMBER 10i Ann Arbor Art Association: An important ...…
…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...…
