…0 V. ESTABLSHED 1890. I Aw A".Aka 4, MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 129. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1929. CREASE D Lawmakers War' IDOI STA Professor Cooley, Sociologist, D CREASE BANC[L ADD On 'Free Smokes ULU L HlL OL Critically Ill A fter Operation Ul Att urn orney Complains OF Cigarette il SricknIessi~ Of Past Few Weeks Results 0 Sana ingN orROSHlRsICIHr L I SLIaVlasInAnInrConfinementAIMA55tM N IlIU~b tt~in~n...…
…THE MICHI*G.AN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1921 POPE PIUS XI MAKES PLANS TO VISIT CLOISTER OF MONTECASSINO AS FIRST TRIP FROM VATICAN 4r a. yr . ,~ A f }CC Pope Pius XI, left, is planning a trip to the cloister of Montecassino, which lies between Rome and Naples, as the first spot which he will visit outside the Vatican. This visit of the Pope celebrates the {600th annoversary of Saint Benedict. The cloister s shown on the right. IPUNIVERS...…
…3 23, 1~2~ THE MICHICAN tjAT!YK NW YORK CONFERENCE WILL DRAFT PLAN TO CONTROL FOREIGN STUDENTS MAY TAKE EXAMS ABROAIJ New System Aims To Prevent Illegial Entrance Of Aliens Ira M. Smith, registrar of the University, departed yesterday afternoon for New York to - attend a meetintg today of the committee of the College Entrance Examina- tion board, which will consider the final draft of the plan whereby foreign students planning 'to seek adm...…
…PAM FOB THE MICHIcAN DAILY SATURDAY) IV1ARCIT 23, 1 3 PA~! FOUT~ SAT'U~DAY, MARCH 2~, 19~9 . .,: Published every morning except Monday duiig the University vear by the Board in Control of Student Publicatir Member of Western Conference Editorialt Association.1 The Associated Press is exclusively en-j titled to the, use fn republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwisel credited in this paper and the local news pub- f...…
…SATTTrA'7, TvTArTTT TH E M I C H I CIAN TEA I Z 1 -AC- ETV IVA 0 IAA i I I C' PLN R T IVIS d Barbour Scholarship Committee Will -i SHIMINO ENIS T Receive Reports Of "GRAND RAPIDS" ROOM] IED A Scholarships And Fellowships Dormitory Systems1S R H BY MA T' PN --IPractically all of the furniture for donated IT Barbour scholarships and fel Tethreenew Barbourfellows areiIn conjunction with the plans the Michigan League is being pur- ed s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 129 PRACTICE TO BEGIN FOLLOWING VACATION SEGRAVE'S WIINNING SPEEDBOAT P/ESLD p VARSITY SWIMMERS PRACTICE FOR 00aHULK-1 , NATIONALTITLEs MEET tNEXT; WEEK ilehll ders rMichigan'sh dVarsity swimming hopes that his team can win the tam, having accounted fo its 200 Yard relay with a new world Tthird consecutive Conference title,r anain poid int ed Ke -- is now bendingeveryeffort toward .laye - Displacenh...…
…SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1929 T H E MICHIGAN DA1LIY PAGE, OinEVE~ _ _ a n'I le f eA ii-canmus W restli~igIeCt'lc A D$"RT'" IFAK UIEI) lhne7I e ADERTISING _o';310 s. State. Ponxe927: Eewai Green purse containig a er pen and other valuabic8. d. Dial 3018. 45 'qlr.r 4%.,1v rlv w v r L .s r r . 'qlmmer w r w r v . f .a.. a r v r r r r,;Mft a, r -996 a.i v' r AWARD NUMERALS TO EIGHT CLASS WINNERS Southworth Wins Over Brockmeyer In Feature Match A...…
…TH.E MICHICAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 192.9 THE MICHICAN DAILY SATTJ~tAY, MAflCIT 23, 1929 .... .. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SHOWSj 'DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN MORTALITY RATE IS ON INCREASEA Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members According to reports issued by The figures show that there has MAY PATY btIAIRMAN of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi the Department of Commerce the been an incre...…
…ESTABLSHED Jr Air Ar -A-Ao atj MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 132. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCfI 23, 1928 EIGHT PAC TWO OBSERV'ERS TOLOBY RADIO BANGSTED AND CHURCH ARRIVE AT MT. EVANS FOLLOWING DARING JOURNEY ABSENT FOR 50 DAYS Four Radio Messages Received Here Bring Wrd Of Winter Trip Across Greenland Henge Bangsted and Prof. James E. Church of the (University Green- land expedition have returned safely to Mt. Ev...…
…riirniini T ll sed for Hloist ensborg on the coast borg 'Nilliam S. Carson, assistant I TYL IDITIUN , LL where Oscanyan will embark April.17 acrojogist, who will accompany F0hD ~ . d f n nAPwhere hiee(xpects to marry Miss As- H on. Meanwhile Kaliquist will be alonei - Tf~lIFA tril Funder shotly ater his xrrival. at He station continuing' his daily WV r'srig pcal etnFesyo 1hHik il1rn oioses osrain n alo sesos day. A meal that tastes different, ...…
…2^, 1928 T'H MICHIGAN - DAILY __ .__. _ ,. - - ------ --- ---- CAMP" NEXT "SUMMER I George E. Rich, '30L, captain of Hthe M1928 football team, has been appointed as student leader of the Stu'dent Chris- tian association Fresh Air campfrfor next summer. Rich, whose home is in Lakewood, 0., has had experience at various >boy scout and Y.M.C.A. camps. He -fills the post occupied last ;year by Theodore Hornberger, '27, who at present, is studyi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during 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 ispatchescredited to ito not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news puh lished herein lfntered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, ' ichigan, as second class matter ...…
…_..._._ 5 LVATA ALUMNAE TO WITNESS JUNIOR GIRLS' PLAY, Alumnae -Night Aids In Strengthening Bond Between Graduates And Undergraduates 60"0 T METS AVAILABLE "For the Love of Pete," 24th an- 1 nual Junior Girls' Play, will concludeI its week's run at the Whitney theateri with an "Alumnae Night" perform- ance tomorrow evening. The tradition of Alurnnae Nightl was established two years ago and. now holds rank with the opening? Senior Night, a...…
…'THE MICHIGAN DAILY \ ' PRIDAY, _,.__ _T N ATY _TAY VOLVERINE TANKMEN FA VORITES IN BIG TEN MEET 'AN SWIMMERS WILL DEFEND HONORS ~~~APTVREDLAST YEA Best Times I Every Event Except Back Stroke Have Been Made By Coach Ma nn Squad PURPLE CONCEDED CHANCE Now tied with Illinois for the "unofficial" Conference dual meet championship, Coach Matt (Mann's Michigan tank .squad, favorites for the third time in as many seasons, will enter t...…
…-THE MICHIGAN DAILY _________________ tfv NT~w vTh Pla ni~xl --- I Never Ge It %.~/W'N ~ ' V N -%WitM .. w9/ G A. ..i V A9 JIV . , L. .4/L4 I Fl'IYP(,ait t'1 ;:k F MEAS(. wiirrden or Lang wvill be in the ou to: ie owve-r, that both I Asbeck aiid \c- BE H1ELD1) ( S4)U'Tlfor th~e first te.m. These mien, incei- Afee, two ieadiing ,flingers, wil be on r . 1FT IY 111:1,1e1ally are the present leaing - fielding quartet oan'the squa(I, iiid ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fl mw.... mwmmi. JAIL Y OF I L BULE I All Engineers : 'i I 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.) Volume 8.. %0 %0 w ho 11 -W-w o FID~lAY, 3IAJICH 23. Number 131. University Senate:J The third regular meeting of the University Senate for the year 1927-1923 will be held in Roo...…
…/ ESTABLISHED 1890 itol AbF t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 125 TEN PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1927 TEN PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS IAGIIS T[ RN PROFESSOR DISCUSSES PREJUDICE S G TUMBY FORMED AGAINST HONOR SYSTEM i 1 GUERILA CLASES AS NORTHERNES L OS E ARRIVAL OF CANTONESE HAS QIIETING EFFECT ON FALLEN CITY BRITISH TROOPS ACTIVE Over 3000 Shantungese Break Line And Are Forced To Surrender To internationa...…
…WVEDNESDAYARCH 23.,192~7 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I I 1 11 I III I ililimi 01111 a i I w N - MANY ENROLLED FOR SMMER CAMPWORK~ Three "Quarters of Students Who Plan, To G~o to Douglas Lake Already Indicate Intentions NEW COURSES\ OFFERED '. ...-.......' t " CAMPAIGN TI N'Jf IAN MEXICO! Sixty of the eighty 'students who will attend the courses offered at the Uni- versity biological station on Douglas lake during 'the coming stummer ...…
…THE MfICAN fDAILY' PA P!' THAND PAGF Tm~ PIECES SELECTED BCY AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF GRAPHIC ART Now OC.N EXHIBITION IN ,MEMORIAL HALL Two schools of art are represented trees growing on a rugged cliff by the in the second annual exhibition of the; ocean; while T. WV. Nason's "House in "f'ifty Prints of the Year" which were! Digby" represents a peaceful, shaded t selected by the Amercian Institute of Graphic Arts, New York, and are now o...…
…SAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY ton Here it was accomplished with ____________i the consent and by the action of the Publised every mornng except Nfm suet henevs i iOt*oirs during the Uniersity yarp by th ward an to the methods Princeton pursued. "lY w ~ ~J Conrol of Student Pith ratorr ___ Prompt and Lair action by the same IACIET Miembes of Weser Cdfeirece lEdtoral body which Irst Instigated the ruleitEL VEI MO 'fin. c oncerning the operation...…
…At ",13J27 M , THE MICHIGAN DAILY !3 4N I .1 Ili 1: 1THE :M1CHIGANW DAILYt pm 4) l Sri A Mu .......... TO ISOCPBflfA TVUW Record Salary For ANUOVN[ ICADYGa"Successful Business Womene IVli~~liUJfiLIL~ omen In Business Game By Rule" Savs Clnl |IlII lhI H I I 9| Set By New YorkerfIflINMIAOY__ --- Cooe IILF. it IIL.LnIIU L IJIL.L. Ask Coniribulion O0 tents Froi EPach lwoiani To 61ve Prizes For Best ,Presentation PARTY IS SET FOR APRIL ...…
…'THE MICHIGAN DAILY PROBLEMS or ViiTi Open Civil Warfare in Nicaragua Causes Serious Damage to Former Capital City DICUSE Y LITL I CHICAGO EXPERT SOLVES MYSTERY , OF SUPPOSED PAINTING BY VINCI } * E t'iLM yIwho recen1t ly returniedto Princeton Man S Princeon""u""iity ftran gt lAirerica Has.Lead Injmonths' tour of European universities. iProessor Comuton exuressed the "Our greatest problem today is to providle for the welfare of our youth,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - DAILY ~ VYs 181/ T DATE O FOUNDING' I DENIES THAT AS ONE OF ATTORNEY A TIC STUDY OF STATIC MADE IOF 011011I1PROFESSOR DISCUS BLE BY SELF-OPERATING LOOP ' FORMED AGAI ' ' r : T J x, o .$ a i :_ t Act Of Congar s In 1804 Land For "Seminary of ruing" At betroit Culver, '75, for 52 years of the University, and of Chicago has written the ter to The Daily, in which s that evidence proves the the University to have instea...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ur "'""'"""" w } , , i, i ". E. ROUND BOUTS TOIf1SO NwJHA pt Berkorwliz, 1" 8 Poundii ., fa~r,. In Feidire Bo'i' M'J P NNIS PREPARES, EI S4'IAR._flATIENINill2 LEAVE FOE! VAt7IO NAL4 'HI'0UNAMEIN: Clifford Keen,Mcignsthirce Conference champions, Captain Donahoe, NWatson, and Saner, Sol- omon, 125 lpolnd Varsity sa~ and Thomas, nll-campls anfi state. A. A. IT. 125 pound td holder, will leave this after-noon for I...…
…x ll x.CU2~ 12~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ZUPJ AGAINSTHOPKINS PLAN MORIA ITY DEIES ITRAMURLEPAR IE~eE~r HISWAIVINGRUMORS F °0L l QU L OLM (By Associated Press) proposals, which would limit varsity --wetil CLOEStLOS IIICAGO, March 22.-Ideas, ex- players to soph (mores and juniors,d DETROIT, Ma ch 2.-Geoge Mori- i The fn('al e of the inter class W eddeSd A. =t1~P~SN AwT19 p piessed by President E. M. Hokins confine coachn; staffs to undergrad- arty, De...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDrnI I CIA L NINE PERSONS OF TPTOFMIIS DIE IN FIRE B ULLETI N I ." i PILLSBUR Y REACHES THI'RTIE TH YEAR IN UNIVERSITY; CAME HERE IN 1897 n in the./IBulletin is constructive notice to all members of sity. Copy rec(ived by the Assistant to the President until (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Copy must be typewrittLen, VII WEI'NESWli11, 3A11 I 23, 1</27 NU-XIIIER125 cture: freshm~an lecture in Hlygiene for mueln will be given...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 it ivan 4hp att MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 130 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS SENIOR WOMEN TO WITNESS OPENING! GIRLS CLOTHED IN CAPS AND GOWNS WILL BE HONOR GUESTS TONIGHT BANQUET AT UNION Production Will Continue Every Night This Week With Matinee Saturday "Becky Behave," the 22nd annual Junior Girls' play, will have its pre- mier showing at 8:1...…
…P)AGV TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY fllLt ion of a new map of the University time, while the student enrollment is Jotter TO Speak1 The train wil stop at many o the 'gonsadsroudn ertr.given as juniors, 11; sophomores, 19; l northern towns where member s o th UF II Action was also taken by the cor-, and freshmen, 23, a total of 53 stu- On Forest Fires party wil discuss various phases of! Smittee providing for an alphabetical (ldents and 6 faculty memb...…
…TUIEL, DAY, IWAIXIT 2",, 1 26 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THAEB TUESDAY, MA I~ClI 28, 1b26 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TUR~E LEAGE DBATRS CONTINUE SERIIES S? 4( cn I Hih ~Schoolsntai i In Ma "'e Fcor 'I'Iiid liitintiou Ap~il !' FINALS COME MAY 10 As a resualt of 0,c econd 01 debate iniI the elimination debhate Aseries of£ thej Miichigan state high school debating leag;ue, held recently, 16 state high sch.ools remain in the running for the th1ird...…
…PAGE FOUR THE' MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1926 F Pub ished every morning except Monday during the University 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 al news dispatches credited to it or not etherwise tredited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoffic...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1926 THE MICHIi r TME ANNOUNCED FOR LANTERN NIGHT PAGEANT s - Freshman women will present aj yageant for, the third time as their contribution to the annual ceremonies, at Lantern Night this year. The~ideaI for the.undertaking has been chosen from the translation of the introduc- ALion tothe "Life of Michael Angelo" by Romaine Rolland, and it lends it- self easily to the affair. It was not until the class of '27, atI the su...…
…I#- PAOE SIX -T['1 'S!) 1Y, -AM ARCII ":;; I',f21;' TIHE M!IHIGAN DAILY f " .a R xx. , LTtx ! 1L1A1'AL 1 l..F '-Tld_. 1 ~TlrE8DAY. MARCh 2:I Ill2XL~ - ,cJ,~awqn~ w w -- --J _ -=- - '° 4.. In' s IAA . Y .... a 6"11M4'!l 'I/LImdM I w J .. --- . CORNELL BOASTS Several Members Of Red And White Teant Are Finest Athletes In The East RUSSELL, HESTER CLASH Coach Jack Mfoakley, of Cornell, has a a well balanced team to match up against...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1926 I TI lj- MICIJTGAN DAILY PAGE .FVIPN TUSAY A~h2, 90PAE~uV~ .o. ,.,, MANAGERS BUSY ROUNDING TEAMS IN CONDITION FOR PENNANT RA CE HALLER'S STATE STREET JEWELERS Visit Our OptIcal Department PAY REST PRICES For Men's Used Clothing. Phone 4310 115 W. Washington 11. PENJlAMIN With the veterans slowly ut sure- by manipulating an oily tongue, has ly reporting, and with spring weather induced Kelly and Meusel to sign, ...…
…T'HIFO.. MICHIGAN DAILY TT'ESDAY, D APICII 2 M TH, vM ...,-JI.AN - flAT__ .,T U.SDv_. MR, 3 1l tee...... F Senate Council: A special meeting of the Senate Council is called for 4:15 P. M., Tues- day, March 23, in the President's office. F. E. Robbins, University Lecture: Professor Charles A. Kraus of Brown University will lecture under the, joint auspices of the University and the U. of M. Section of the American Chemical Society on Tuesd...…
…LkA( [R; L p LAw kit 13 or :IV. No. 129' SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1924 SIXTEEN PAGES PRI( NSON AIDS I INQUIRY ESTIMONI CLUiDE DETAILS MPORTANT V DEALS COUNTER-CHARGES ARE BRANDED AS FRAME-UP Widow Of Late Jes' S ith Describes "Deal" at 1920 Republican Convention; Washington, March 22.-(BY AP)- Roxie Stinson today gave the Daugher- ty investigating committee another long chapter of her amazing stor...…
…1'_ A o SHOP: WANDIS JS RESULT4 of AUTIIMORILE SMASH' Mr s. John Kersey, colored cook at the Phi Sigma lPelta fraternity, dtied at 11:30 o'clock yesterdlay~ morning in the. University hospital where she un- T'hesimashup occured when a Buick; derwent an operation for internal in- sedn div .;b Lle'HI Torrcy.'24, and juries sustained inan automobie aci-an tO'aklandtour~ring; car driven by Sam dtent late Friday night at Smut' anda rais collide...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , -6w m L TA V an=&INN=] 0% BART TD fIOfA D1ICUSRSIOt TheStroller Passes By PaU oTION Of SPURTS SSOIHT IN NODS! NING 11 Vocations for women other than eaching which can be taken up with- ut long training will be discussed at a meeting to be held at 4 o'clock ednesday in the office oftthe dean of women to which all University women who are interested are invited. Mrs. Amy S. Hobart, assistant dean f women, who was...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ ._.- --. , ~L NEWSPAPER OF THE VERSITY OF MICHIGAN d every morning except Monday, University year by the Board in Student Publications. of Western Conference Editorial a. sociated Press is exclusively en. he use ftr republication of all nes Credited to it or not otherw isc i is paper ahd thg locali ews pub- at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, as second class matter. Special rate granted by Third Assistant Post- neral. tio...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -A - PERATOS Texas Quells REIOCETE nniauinr Scandal She et~ i Tiir OIIESi rn, I#b.JiU IIIYRIt Austin, Tex , Mrc 22 -Because o I U IiUIIY lIL Hni fiops~dBil an Reucebuss " scandal sheet vhich is issued Vrsnl>Vj-' d e Bll.md edc every year, Austin p~rinters are refus- !Anihropologists, Arebaeologists " )r #izt:1~ing to take the contract and there may . r~ti~~ W3Ri on beA no exposure of camnpus follijes on :'es~lins tlI;...…
…i THEMICHIGANDAILY _________ y NOWAN Nooqlo_ m.. Nft WAWA.. i IH )UTS~ '0 E * tract Iof st. onl wI ;harlie nile ri 'he Var ids were in the ti .s werei most A,' he inle mile w tyear r riffen r; ks and eslow Isinger 52 4-5 w~ oomis a iln the I FGNELL POSJJ5 'MI' Dual Meet Sa turday WllB11. [HR'UCH 9CIS9'sBetween'Cornell And I . MebiigaR n dCornell will cls n al o a world's record. Carl Johnston the indoor track for the thirteenthi s...…
…THE~ MICHIGAN DAiLN I COLUMN AT 3 ?$.M. ING 1 WANTED A FROSH FROLIC ticket. Address Box A. K. Care of Daily. PECIAL FOR 2 weeks. only, Ladles or Gent.Rdng boot~s made to ordl- der for $15. Get your 'order in at one. Ann Arbor Custom Shoe F-ac- tory. 534 Forest Ave. Phone 3043. ROOM IN PRIVATE~ family, reason-1 able distance from campus by Sen- ior Lit. Address Box 5, Michigani Daily. WANTED HELP i LUST BELGIAN 'POLICE DOG (but one cou...…
…Y OFIIA U LLETIN Y F [ In e Bulletin la eon~tructive notieo to all members of lt. Copy received by * tb, ani cc en ~the Z~tu~i (11:30 a. mn. Satuir'iz- SIENDAY, MARCH 23 , 19:1 Nuj~wr 12.9 4 :30-Freshman Girls' Glee club meets in Barbour gymnasium. 6:00-Exchang;e d-uh dinner, room 318, Union. sending "mendacious, news" whichi might serve to weaken the 'Value of the peseta. TLED 1IJOADES orchestra pre:ents HOSPITAL SI 4 A nifernce of the...…
…I MITERS~ RAMA ASTPOC £fr qa ttl bectioi Two I I ---------- No. 129 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1924 PRICE, FIVE ;HIGAN IEWS THE PHI IPPINE r { or that period of time, about $700,00,000 M av r e s en t The island Hero! th*mrcn o tw er.I ol I and some 100,008 American soldiers to conquer him and his people. P aO fProtection:x Aft. erehisfinal defeat ad ,capture She agreed to abstain from further -.warfare or in...…
…THE IIGAN DAILY ----7- UU I ILU IRLUL OF ALL ITHIETICSt~ (Contnued from Page One) 1 'However, there still remains a very al responsiblity to the schools.. llucational institutions are organized r the purpose of building men and, turally should- tak~e, therp paces ssponsibility by stimulating simul- ,neously the four sided man. The ad; heart and body must be matured r the end that" the boy may have a. enintellect, a sound clairacter, and ia...…
…~THE N CAN DAILY as eached Professional Size _ _v I GRO9WTH UoRES SHOW ars Since "Ifichigendae' Aijat roduction '. ,s Prospered FACULTY MEN WANT LUCA L A TMOSPHERE IN OPERA BUT REALIZE DIFFICULTIES E Announce Geology Trip Evanson, 11t%, Muarcb22.-North- western University Summer Session of Service If you want a good neat jobw . er attached~ come to "-Mum-for getter 11mpressions" _ , .,_.._. T MIJHtES iAS MADE INSTITUTION THAT RIV...…
…4 DA -4. . -iters . Cambridge Journalism Beautiful new line c Commercialism In Letters IN REVIEW 'nItzerism ,QB4E LI.- ByArthur er; publised by Thomas $2.75. uea ;by Maxwell jowles)j heb 1creatures of Arthur Is pages resemble those bo-, gods who prance 'so grace- s 'the realins of mythology. all the.-beauty and spirit- ity of superior beings par- a strain of animalism, as and unaccountable as that imordial prototypes. They ygmies...…
…THE MICHIGA~N DAILY A rtsts tA Plusic andDrm 0'Vt4'tA- LlaiA Will Sing At May Festival DRAMA On Festival Program . I ' t 6it : ~n Itue ' a'; 1,e 11tn 4 l ira ib fig role of I1rimilnlilde: A name known to few on this side of sing at the Mlay Festival here in Ann :he water, but a name to conjure with Arbor, appearing at the first of the six n Euopeis hat f Emy Kuege, cncerts. H-er program, as far as it n Euope is hatof Emy Kruee...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..., .. . n Publisher ds Association Y CAMPAGlNl Louisville, Ky., March 22.-No less than 22 Kentucky women, 13 Republi- cans and nine Democrats, will take the stump in support of their political views during the presidential cam-1 paign this year. Some of the widely known women are Mrs. Christine Bradley South, of Frankfort, daughter of late Senator Bradley, and a member of the Repub- lican national committee; Miss Laur...…
…MICI r__ N DAILY Shut Down 484 Broadcasting Stations j UU 1 IN VICTORY )r Telephone Company Would it 'Freedom, of Air' in Peril ,OPPOSES ALLEGED MTS TO OBTAIN CONTROL What The Wild Waves Are Saying WCl MAKS HIT WITH Rad '10 Points for PLAN DIVISION Of RADIO , PROGfRAMSUPERVISION KYW at Chicago started it: now A slight continued abstraction dur- WWJ, Detroit has begun. What? Set- iing mental effort induces deeper con-1 ting up exer...…
…r%~AT VT7 THEATERS a Negri in her fourth American1 ng picture, "Shadows of Paris,' res at the Majestic today through esday. Adolphe Menjou, Charles oche, and Hunfly Gordon head ast. Adolphe Menjou will be re- tered as having recently scored ly in Charles Chaplin'si "A Wo- of Paris." © story of "Shadows of Paris" is >f the upper and lower worlds ris, a drama of Parisian society asted with the life of the under- . In it the Pola Negri of "Pas- ...…
