…AA vA6 H WAHRASSOCIATED THE EATHR miPRESS FAIR AND WARNER ID~ AY AND IGHT WIRE TODAY "SERVICE VOL. XXXII. No. 170 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS CATIN BLAMES THICK6 FOG- FOR EGYPT CALAMTY COMMANDING OFFICER OF SEINE MAKES REPORT TO MIN- ISTRY NEARLY 100 PERSONS LOST BY COLLISION Two American Missionaries on Way To India Are Among Those Missing (By Associated Press) Brest, May 22.-The thickest fog in years around t...…
…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE itn ~1IUIIII MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 174 EIGHT PAGESq ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ".---- DETROIT SCHOOLS LEID QUALIFIERS IN ANNUAL MEET 1 . Seniors Hold Final Dance Of Year; Freshmen Engage In Informal Spring Party NORTHWESTERN PLACES NINE FINALS; CASS TECH SEVEN IN More Than 300 Couples Fill Union Ballroom to Capacity By Courtland Smithi Wit...…
…p. I ' AdA It : t n t "'4 1)AY AND 1 MU SERVI( ) ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNIAY, MAY 23, 1920. PRICE :SITY HI WINS TRACK MEE . ..._ Enrollment Tor Yea r Surpasses Former Records Figures compiled. by Registrar Ar- thur G. Hall show that the Univer- sity has an enrollment of 9,401 this C year including the last Summer ses- son. This count is less than last year's number, but that was increased by the addition of more than 2,000 sec- ...…
…Rj tL Sf r ~aiAg SSOC1 %t'tITICN C( EDI'TORIAL A 173 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, F - - Italian Tenor On Program Tonight ranz nz Artists Win Merit In Second Concert By Balanced Program ORI OIT Y OF l4 OF PRINCETON Y R UNS SECOND Wm. J. Bryan To Be Appointed Chair- man of Committee On Bills And Overtures Grand Rapids, May 22, (By .P.)- Dr. Clarence E. McCartney, forty-four year oldr bac...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr 01w A I aiti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 176. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1928. EIGHT P MEMS WILL VOTE TOMORROW ON UNION !MERIT SYSTEM ISSUE PROPOSED AMENDMENT COMES AS MOVE FOR FAIRER UNION REGIME BOARD TO NAME OFFICERS Change Must Recele Two-Thirds Vote Of Those Present; At Least 600 Must Attend Coming as the culmination of a number of steps leading to the estab- lishment of the Union gove...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890. C, 4r, Ar uU~m MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 175 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1926 EIGHT PAGES fllflh flfl nonnsistru u.,e." ... 1.. 1---- --------V------ - PRICE FIVE CENTS T DELIVER FOURTH' CONVO0CATION TALKI, 1RESIDENT LITTLE WILL LEAD PRAYER AT LAST MEETING OF SERIES NIEHAUS WILL SING' Former President of Depauw Iwiiver- city Has Been Official of Netliq- ; dist Church Since 1894 Dr. F...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 I. r ............. .. I1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 173 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1929 EIGHT PAGES CHANGEARRANGED U;olc~tal ENDURANCE PIAE IN IFRESHMAN PROGRAM FOR BURSLEY ANNAUNCES PLANS FOR NEWP On ENTERING ACTIVITY MADE S Personal Introduction T Is Aim Of ew And Less Opening System Freshman Week acti next year, the complete p which was announced yes Prof. Philip E. Bursleyv plants Prof. Wil...…
…ONOM PF A61F ~aiI LET'S BEAT THE ILLINI II. No. 171 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE r PERSIST.Light Sentence AwaitingS :PARATIONS, TO K( IN ;REECE DEFIANT WHILE URKS THREATEN WARJ reak-up of Liausanne Conference Seen as ResuIt of New Crisis Lausanne, May 22--(By A.P.)-No ompromse to the deadlock on the uestion of Turco-Greek reparations I as known today at theNear East eace co...…
….0 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Wniversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. * MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Asoaciated Prose iexclusively etitld to theuer republication i ofwanew ithe cr ededtoIt or ntactsro l* credited Ia this paper and the Jecal mew. published t1Rnra .. Antered at the pottoEi a Aa Arbor, Mk gn S. a...…
…THE MICIGAN fDAILY 71 r l./x-,Il" 1 SATURDAY, MAY, 23, 1925 ANNOUNCE SUMMER ST UDY IN HYGIENE Courses Covering 21 'IPhases of Public. Health Work Included I Curriculum SUNDWALL HEADS STAFF Study covering 21 phases of hy- giene and public health work will be offered in the Summer session, de- signed to meet the needs of health workers, teachers, recreational and physical directors, and these interet ad in various lines of social service Wor...…
…and taking part in spectators. That When it is remembered that this year's alumni re- union will probably exceed all simiwu events of the past both in actual numbers and in tree number of classes represented, there devolves upon the Uni- versity, and most of all upon the undergraduate body, the duty of seeing to it that twe many alumni will feel once more at home among the scenes of their -own student activities. No tie will serve to hold the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i d ^" - -.. -A F - )f Musi is America f EXpu ere is a little of the true German iliCity, a little of the continental lderment with the hurry and bus- iere, a little lack of understand- of American customs, in the make Sniy Krieger. Add to that a t* that will be always young, an asity of feeling, a dramatic fire is the gift of a few, a childilke est in everything about her, and have Emmy Krueger, the woman. aihe Kru...…
…S',THE MICHIGAN - DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 21 0 llfIfiNflIATfMMODEL ASSEMBLY Nw Fo Oh "1ARCHITECTS HEAR JI00iUU0UI LUUCrIIUIILEAGUE +CON VENES gel/fL 1sI ARVUS LECTURE ANS N[W T F[[T'TSES ION 11IJiIVABI) 1"N LI1 E:!111 .11'E ,1tOFPS S 1;Speaking on "Old and Modern Typ- Undor the auspices of Michligan ~(1T ET' AILEi LI IANON'I es of Architecture in Denmark," Mr. =.[ U [ !State college a moadel assembly o i~ HARVARD UNIVERSITY.- Asa 'N\YV lASAiF KM...…
…TH E MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. MAY 23, 192~ ._ _ __ II~zii~,s~iff ante, and of the principles of arti fic al- a'osyheReommendsUnvriy1 immiunization iin the case ofceti - residentfs lTen Hygienic Rules diseasei.us'vcl~tin o degenerative diseases. T n commandnments that the aver- Know the types, amounts, and pro- aj edcatd prso shuldusein isportions of the various foodl elements Ko h erhh~rl ul gr essntil o pope ntriion ithe environin ('1)1. 11...…
… " FAS I T SDAY MAY 2. 1429 a-a a a- a.-L v A a. .... a INaL. L' A L 1 -*+I S ;LWT~h fA LV 9ZjLY11 4,1:4; REPARATIONS EXPERTS! Alice Beatty Chosen Most Beautiful By Schoolmates At Sullins Collegel TA1 SODITRERAFT 01 AH ET POR T i , A Few Days Will Be Necessary For Decision On Latest Phase Of Conference Ruling4 d ERMAN REPLY AWAITED PARIS, May 22.-A modified draftj report agreed upon by the repara- tions experts of the allied nations a...…
….___THE MICITGADAILY- .. .. 0ROMINENT BIOLOGIST Wall Street Bomb Suspect Arre sted [l Plane to Ad- ig T o- ATTA11NED I G11 JOU TfA1S1,1 William ]B. Stout, president ad ge- al~ manager of the Stout Engineer- tg laboratorfes, Ilnc., Detroit, and the' iventor of the first successful all-; etal aircraft, w1ll speak at 7:30 o'- ook tonight in room 348 Hof the E'- ineering building under the auspices EAeronautical, society. Iqe will de- Ae hii...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I LANDER L FOR 1LOWER Phone 294-Fl' 320 E. Liberty St. 715 N. University Ave. N . A N I N G EAVERS PRESSERS.. 2044 . WASNINUOOM L T~On628 , P R E S S I N G CATHOLIC STUDENTS TO HELP ERECT DORMITORY PLAN CAMPAIGN TO CLEAR UP IN. DEBTEDNESS ON CHAPEL PROPERTY Catholic students at the University of Michigan have promised Rev. Mich- ael P. Bourke, spiritual director of the Students' Chapel at State and Jeffer- son stre...…
…le 0 SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1925 s - - I PEK O ADRES ILooks For Farms FOTDARNME PEEK TOMUSS n Ocean'scloIOEUM R aye' ENGIEESTESAYWILL SEA HR 'I~gi1liing quid Othier High Voltage ljr. Poo o &Columbijja IVMTa11rlk on1 I'lieInonl" Will be Subject "Rel Ikatiity V. Grait" Of Speech I 1' 'en1eday I ~ $:. ....... ...:____ WILL ILLUSTRATE TALKI f OPPOSES EINSTEIN SSpeaking on the subject of "Light- Dr. Charles Lane Poor, distil-r ing and Other Higlx Volt...…
…11 18 25 12 13 14 19 20 21 26 27 28 1 8 15 22 29 A freshman and junior baseball team .practice with substitutes will be held at 4 o'clock Monday. A sophomore and senior baseball team practice with substitutes will be he'ld at 5 o'clock Monday., A little paint talk is. in order now. Call in and we will do the rest. C. H. Major & Co., 203 E. Washitgton.- dv. Patronize our Advertisers.-Adv. THE TRADE AT BLUE FRONT Cl Cozrnr State m.-id Pa S...…
…THE' MICHIGAN DAILY -4 ............. ...... .......... 41 II IIIMMW MAy i l lil iiiii rwr 11 wY Yw ! a.. M YIYI1 i - 1 w )MEN DISCUSS PEACE N INTRAINLMEFI hicago, May 22.-The first inter- Tonal summer school held in the ed States,~ the sixth of the Womn International League for Peace Freedom, was opened when Jane~ anms, interg~atI onal president, pre- led women ~repreenting 20 foreigni atries to a Chicago audience Mon- "Peace Sunday." Ea...…
…1928. THE MTCHTCAN DATLY amm"Now" LBRA RY ILL UTIL NEW TYPEPOTOSTATf REPRODUCING MAQUIN ONLY ONE OTHER LIBRARY I COUNTRY H AS SIMILAR DEPARTMENT ELIMINATES FORMER RISK Machines Are Much More Satisfact- ory Than Old Photographic Equipment Michigan's library has the distinc- tion of being one of two in th'e coun- try that have a photostat department consisting of two machines and a dark room for developing. It is only recently that one of ...…
…SUNDAY, THE MICHIGAN .DAILY. n _ PAGE T'HR . NDY MY2l r'w H MCIGNDALYIli1~rn I MICHl~AN STUOENTSI Tn flTini~i u -mflf IN S STARTING- TODAY IVU bIUIJ!IIUUDIBT barge Delegation 'Illi Spend Sumimer 'Working In Factories Of Detr'oit R~EGISTRATION IS .OPEN Michigan students desiring to join I the Industriad Research student group1 in Detroit this summer have all next week to confer with local committeeI members relative to the work. Ar- r...…
…' THf RSDAY, MAY 23, 19 9 -THE ?MTCHTC2AN O11TY w '; CRATINS WLL BEI World's Largest Dan, Now Being Built James Outlines Work In California, Exceeds Boulder Project For Geography Camp WITH FIRST MEETINJaF NOR GUARDS AND PrPrestonMEEImesAssociateDPro COLOR BEARERS OF SENOR CLASS TOIHT i sGeographyasu BEARRS 0 SEIOR LAS TONGHTed that one of the subjects for COLN : sstudy at the Geography su mmer ritesanCLARK LADE SPECIAL SERVICE TO BANQUE...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY IM WILL I lI AtN OfdUTDOOR STAGSE ATmerican ,Pianist Scores In Berlin 0. I)AVI OFWI)1TROIT WILL CONSTItT;CT $CENER ITY AiMJ) P~ROPEIE S Senior women have been roaming is glades no' Sherwood forest in. pre- Iration fer thir annual play which all be rsnd on the night of, mne 15. "Shierwood," by Alfred over, i., an entirely (different type "iplay ';han tbomse that have hitherto ,n given by senior women and its .sentation w...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY W! 1 . ! I ii!.long " - N i2' P , ' 11 yY , , - 5 m;4 vY port Calendar BASEBALL At Home 27-Chicago at Ann Arbor. 29-Wisconsin at Ann Arbor. e 3-Ohio State at Ann Arbor. e 16-Alumni game at Ann Ar- e 17-National Collegiate Athlet- ociation m'eets at Chicago. Abroad 30-Notre Dame at South Bend, TRACK f At Home 26-27- Michigan interscholastic a Arbor. Abroad e 2-3 - Western Conference pionships at Iowa City, Iowa. e...…
…PAGE P OUR , THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 23, lq2!!- -- -_. _, 4 - . ... Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board In Control of Student Publicatios. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Asociated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republicationaof all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and te local news pub- lished therein. Entere...…
… v 1 ' rs rim 4' ' Fisher of Minnesota, Sprott of"Cali- fornia, Meehan of Notre Dame, Nash of Wisconsin, 'Furnas of Purdue and ONSpeer of Chicago, arei the, favorites ;from which the winner of the half mile will probably emerge. The two lt. nois men have bettered two minutes wil this year, andin 1918 Spnk ran the' distance in 1:56. Speer has always done well in Conference competition. Meehan is one of the best mildle dis- tance runners in ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY________ iIlj a s ICIAL NIEWSPAPER OF THE' U1'VEJITY 4W OFMICHIGAN 1'ied er"ery IiornI Ig Fexcept Monday it s tlii1' Uiverint% year by the Board in trtd o ri Studt )! u1"ie ions. ernrs or3 'Westertn Conference Editorial ) ixion l d tot'u' u~. Io' rqU'Ilcatln e o~il en itdul rr'dIki ('t01'.r1 t 5~l~wise li li i pet a-rnd ltlo ea l it ss .ws ',tleired a.t the :lo f~c a t Ant) Ar'(n iala , . c¢.pl~ C 05F tLa~fr. )pecla rat...…
…LIR UT11iA Skitgar Daily PubliLhed every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conferenee 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 c...…
…r r~ TPW MICHTCAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1926 s a au a aava aa.raa:-aa Published every mornig except Monday during the University year by the Boar 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 tke local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the...…
…y N' PAGE FOUR THE M ICHIIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1929 via _ wr e w. r i .+wr.. wrr4++iirirw r w Ww Ye "; Published every morning except Monday dining the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publication.. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusivel en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatehe credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the loc...…
…THE MICJIXGAN DAILY rMr~~r . ..._.r.__ _ _ _.r__ _ - - -rrw MMa+ raa . . ._,_. _ OFFICIAL NE WSPAPER OF THE . UNIVEPSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Mondaya uring the university year by the Board in Control of Student Publications Members of Western Conference Editorial Asociation. The Associated Press is exclusively en- tled to the use for republication of all news lispatches credited to ithor not otherwise sredited inethis...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CI BETTER Overwhelming Defeat of Chicago Gives Wolverines Chance for Second In Big Ten Meet BURKE'S TIME OF 10 SECONDS IN 100 YARD DASH FEATURES By defeating the Chicago track team} 89 to 46 Michigan's tracks ters -put in a claim for second place in the com- ing race for Conference honors. One of theoutstanding features of the meet was the great improvement shown by Burke in the dash events. Contrary to former reports th...…
…SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'rot 0 I VAM EL' l ) i , i ~NMECOMMITTEES VillIc P'k Music Commitee at Meetingc To Mle Held Wednesday at. Gymnasium WRITERS TO MEET f Committee members for the jun-I for Girls' play of the class of '27 have< been appointed by the chairman, Irene Field, and the central committee, which consists of Jean Kyer, assist-t ant chairman; Helen Reece, business manager; Caroline Paull, publicity;, ...…
…iotJLeLwis, i.ai4gb1 ist FlL ' feet 1-2 inch. Unit Pole Vault , tle - Gainder, Kalamazoo and four Cass City, tied for first; higi allant, Hyde Park; B. Jones,F Central, and Day, Detroit Poin stern, tied for third. Height, Detr - 200 Yard Low Hurdles 'nal-won by Brickman, Chicago iersity 'high; second,nLoomis, Bat- Creek; third, Cossitt, La Grange; th. Lydon, Chicago University h. Time, 26 2-5 seconds. inal standing of all teams taking nts: Ch...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ -- x. , .. . .._ nsed Steamship Agent iron 8t. Ph. 1384 horizedI agent for White Star, ?. S., Canadian Pacific, Red' orican, Pacific Mail, North' loyd, Italian, French, Greek, Americhn, and ALL other' o, all College Tours on above, ibe arranged thru me. See for best reservations. My on booking you are free. one cr call. flone BROmheRS DEALERS 5C=LL GOOD USED CARS AUTO PAGE ire al Trade. where you can trust. Espe...…
…?AY, MAY 23, MS. THE MICHIGAN DAILY P ~AY, MAY 23, 1928. P. THE MICHIGAN DAILY G A m \ -, -- ,.---. o o u p - GE[NEVA CO NFERENCE1 ATTRACTS DELEGATES Editor Of World Tomorrow; National Secretary Of Student Council To Be Present1 LEADERS HOLDDISCUSSION The Women's league and several of the student groups of the Ann Arbort churches will send representatives to1 the Geneva conference for women stu- dents. This conference will be held at...…
…__________ THf MICHIGAN IPAILYs ,max. . #P, : .............. .. ....... M=TAV" M WAVA ............. In I t' KAPPA DELTA WINS BASEALLTITLE t. Dr. Bell Present; Trophiy At Baseball aq e : "i-l d N n r c O Class 'Teams - I WOMN RCEIVE "M" Kappa Delta will hold the Intra- mural baseball cup another year as a; result of the final game of the intra- mural tournament played ra, ainst Kappa KappaA~amnma .esterday nrrir ing as th'e first event. ...…
…I'UMSTAY, MAY 23',' 1029 irnHE"MTCICrA N. UA T ' PAGE rl" '1'tfl~ t~ fl 'Z M A Y 23, ----------iv - -' 4 _ _ __ w~r-wp- 1 WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION INSTALLS i' -01 a ---- i OFFICERS AT ANNUAL BASEBALL BANQUET; SPORTS AWARDS MADE TO F WOMEN DOROTHY TOUFF IS PRESIDENT WITH ARLIENNE HEILMAN VICEPRESIDENT DOCTOR BELL PRESIDES 16 Minor Officers Of Association Ares Also Inducted Into Office, Eaman, '31, archery and fen...…
…...... . ti.._..,., ..y, ..,,,, .+.,..u TDIE MICHIC.AN DAILY quarters, room i 220, eEngineerng aameeting lof the depa rtment toQIg T 01 j~! 01 1 T , n 0 Ey n ehl we h l w h oE IL V i 953 Greenwood, Ann Arbor, head year. The first presentation will be UJI U TO 11'1JN quarters, room 22), Engineering; made next year.__________ uldngK' i T U I TO__---JNIO I{"I&g.club Elects Officers MCIA 1U .I 1 AL0NI. EXPECTED TEPCTD I'll' R S t a meeting of th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ir News From The Other Colleges from now until Commencement. This Is an old tradition which was re- vived two years ago having been dis- contijlued during the war. Numbers and volume are relied upon to take the place of rehearsals. .^.-, IL ! ..e . i AT for University students to rious and divers kinds of iring the summer vacation come to the office of the aployment bureau, accord- Mary L. Stewart, who is in= he bur...…
…PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA.TURDAY,. MAY 23, x.925 ?A4~JN SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY - llft* joeoool- - A -ii .r r iwmi ! . '", \ \ ,.... 1y '"\ ' .r owl% LW.LEADUS PREP (Continued From Page 1) 880 yard run-First heat: Palm, De- troit Northwestern; Etzel, Ann Ar- bor; Cramer, St. Johns. Time: 2 muinuties, 101-10 ;aecoflds. Second heat: Ken~drich, Mt., Clemens; L.a Flour, Central; Falconi, Detroit Eastern. Time: ...…
…WHAT'S GOING ON 4 to nld. SUNDAY 7,:00 A. ?1L-Kalamazoo Normial club hand meets at Lane hail for river 'trip. cord- 12:10 - Dr. Hugh Cabot addresses hlysi- Congregational Discussion group on will "The War and the Evolutionary Fidler process."' maore 2:00--)feiorah society meets in Lane long 4:30-Dr Cyril Haas speaks to Con- r the gregational Students' club in church parlors. 6: 10-Wesieyan Guild meets with Earl Dunn leading. Social half-hour p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -m w : WAW**4k . "OWN " "*. ' w ..,...., .../ . _ ''' A SCHOOL Lu INARIES AR OR E MICHIGAN NINE LEAVES TODAY 9T ARRAY OF STARS GATHER FOR ANUAL TWO DY CON TEST' Williams Works (flfl TA(E I Under Fletcher UvIUI~fL L1 For Second Time Cy Williams, Philly slugger and out- fielder, still can't believe that he is ; Win Over Illinois Bre Mks Tie For First playing this season under the samo, Andi tains 11;wt...…
…r THE MICHTGAN DAILY rOLF TEAM PLA YS OHIO STATE A-T COLUMBUS TODAY ml TENSUREALEADS TIGERS IN DOPING THE BIG TEN "TRACK MEET, -IBATTING. AVERAGE _______________ - ----- -----~By IHerbert IVedder 11n % ls %%lit o e Undy ling.ft illin 1)1 ea in 1,Ii55 (onslstenily, In the BE D T R IE *r' I Si PINTS Tiniuui. evenit 1Martin may heInshow~ing the " L OFI x neh in IoN a d is_11a effec(ts 01 his eariilier ile, it bshould ILLNESS SLW VD IT rMI...…
…THE IC I-I G fi DAT I-Y S'FND,! Y, MAY 23, 192!:, THE ICT-IGAN DAIL SUDAYIYIA 23,1_. w ., _. . ,mo - w r rr4 .... < TURN ~ IIIJ 7 WN TIThe Press Box L A9STIC TRACK MEETL 4 , HICOR01 Did everyone stay for the ninth in- ring yesterday? The last inning Summaries proved toy be the best on the program World's Record In Two Dash Events< Friday, and certainly was the feature Lowered aid Tied Without Loving, Detroit gCass Tech-Wiman, yesterday. ...…
… ox ffix HI' MIC14LCAN TEV "4 +r r-. r ,_ $>-. +rs"r,+. ..ew-"t."t,_.--.rtms+*.--..._,. n -..- _ .,. ,..... . '^' "' r. i" ri U? 1 t Y, iVityY .i, ii 9 " ..... . _. . smu av 4 +T aya N 3Nd!a . YTtZaD Y M Y 2 a92 DAVE'V LLNESS I AMILY MYKEE.P STAR O0Ut Was Counted Upon To Give Bolstad Of Minnesota Hard Fight For Individual Title VARSITY TO MEET CHICAGO Due to the illness of his uncle in New York City, Dave Ward, Mich- igan's chief contend...…
…THE MiICHIGATN DAILY v4m .......... ,.. r. T~O MEET UMS Amnericani League Detroit . ....... .....4 9 2 Philadelphia . .......3 7 0 Dauss and Bassler; Hal rris, IHeimiacha and Perkins, Expected Batters on toI READY RST DEFEAT rk,.:and plenty of it, has been the . f Michigan's baseball team, for the big,.Illinois tilt on the slate omorrow afternoon not a mom- an be wasted. The Indians, still "ting from the defeat inflicted by Yolverin...…
…UESDAY, MAY 23, 192 W~1omenI Kiddies To Frolic At Annual Party Anyone having bills against the Sen- ior Girl's play is requested to send them to Harriet Gustin, 1520 South University avenue. Freshmen and sophomores who have not signed up for their posture exam- inations should do so at their earliest convenience. All sophomore women having tickets for the sophomore movie are requested to turn them in to Marian Wicksall at Newberry residence...…
…SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGS SiVm - - -w COLUMNCLSIFIE AT 3 P.M. ADVERTI SING AT 9 PMN. miOTICE TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT 5-ROOM apt. with bath and heat, va- cant June 1. Can be had at very reasoltable rental for summer' school if desired. Prefer tenant ifor entire year. Inquire at 633 Church St. FOR RCU{NT--A cozy suite for the l for the sumer', between campus: and hospitals. D~ial 8842. FOUi JUINT"-- 'u Jished 8l tprt...…
