…194 p #tmmer THE WEATHER FAIR AND COOLER TODAY it I! 4 t ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XV. No. 28 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1924 r SOME CONTRACTS AWARDED ON NEW SWIMMING POOL Mayor In Dilemma Inter-Allied Conference May Settle German Debt Problem PRICE FIVE CENTS To Speak Friday SYSTEMDISCUSSED TILING AND MARBLE BE COMPLETED SUIMIMEII WORK To THIS NEED $16,000 MORE TO COMPLETE UNION TANK Will ...…
…THE WEATHER LEA COLD WAVE WE TODAY EDIT L. XXXIV. No. 88 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1924 EIGHT PAGES 1 S ED 'I ItE~l S1i~tSV SEI) WIRE SERYC STER ECONFEIIENC TORIAL ASSOCIATI( PRICE, FIVE CE LWAY OFrICERS ASSEMBLEHERE ORTWD DAY MIEET i Cross Predicts No Radical Change In British Policy I COMMITTEE TO DISCUSS MEANS OF ENLISTINO COLLEGE MEN IN INDUSTRY CONVENTION ATTRACTS PROMINENT EXECUTIVES Closer Relation B...…
….BLY I JW Sit wan :43 ti ASSOCIATEDI LEASED WIRE WESTERN ON EDITORIAL ASS TODAY 9 XXXIV. No. 104 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, .; _____r- N I Tom Lovell Composes Rare ,.. ,Verse On Youthful Follies Aft- " to orl MIUHI 9AN 1bEXtILEI ON FS ICE 7-1, GAME CLOSELY FoUGIT DESPITE LARGE SCORE OF WINNERS CAPTAIN POND LEADS TEAM IN FIRST GAME Peterson Makes Only Score for Maize And ...…
…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...…
…THE WEATHER FAIR AND RISING TEM. PERATURE Sit iAan ~~IaiIF MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS and WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. 147 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS i S JON OUTL INES SENATE' TTAC ,U a DEMOCRATS DEMAND SDU1ONS SCILEDUL E IN IPLACE o, mLtLONS REPUBLICANS OPPOSE LOWERING WAR TAXES Advise Higher Sur-tax and Lower Normal Rates As Remedy. to P...…
…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...…
… WEATHER LL IR AND COLDER; ROBABLY FROST Efr1i!3a /a Sectio One XXV. No. 1 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1924 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, FIVE r F shmen Grace ELABORATE CLUB POHTALS OPEN TO LAW SCHOOL MEN University Lays One"MoreCross On Students' Bak RAN 300 WILL BE ACCOMO. E IN DINING HALL OPEN TO LAWYERS ENGAGE ROOMS Supervision and Control Vested In Board of Governors and Student Committee With liv...…
…THE WEATHER COLDER ANDI) UNSE1TTLED TO DAY 5k q an uiIx Section One VOL. XXXV No. 53 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1924 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS rrr T Neophytes Enter Triangles, NSphinx On Campus Tomorrow FTR A __E_____ SOPKMORES BEAT RA rine VRRF Judges To Finish House Decoration Inspection Today WOLVERINES LOSE TO IOWA IeI IAPT nnenr nr rrirnnI Bowed low before the mighty ideals Hot, burning sands...…
…THE WEATHER L 4br Amer t r t 124.)DAY VOL. XXXV. No. 27 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1924 BAGKTOVICTORY" IS SLOGAN OF PEP MEET TO6MORROW COUNCIL ARRAMGING PROGRAMTO STIR UP MICHIGAN SPIRIT CABOT TO SPEAK Connable To Preside; Ieston, Former All-Ameriwan Iltalfback, May Talk Im brie, Helpless, Stoned To Death, ' Claimns Minister New York, Oct. 22. (By A. P.)- How Robert Imbrie, American consel at Teheran,...…
…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1924 rer Ylr WPM _- e OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION Published every morning except Monday during the summer session. Member of the Associated Pres. The As- sociated Press is exclusively entitled to the nse for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local newspublished here- i. Entered at th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, .. . . zky and other leaders of the comn- munist faction of the Petrograd Sov- iet had paved the way. The tottering provisinal government was power- less to save itself. After 24 hours of almost bloodless skirmishing, dur- ing which theaters functioned as us- ual, while street fighting went on in the next block, Kerensky had fled; the rest of the provi...…
…________ THE MICHIGAN DAILY . , T t L-; lVlL - H iCAGO ,0O0 Moganz'Library Given Public, Mlost M 1agnificent Gift Of.K ind In History rF.1'uIty Membhers TO Be P~resent At Annual Uathiering of A1ssociation TO PROMIOTE YNTEREST I TOWARD PUBLIC SCIIOOLS th1 delegates coming from all of the country, the annual win-< .onferwence of the department of rintendence and allied depart- s of the National Education asso- in, will be meld next week ...…
…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 MTC SiAN DAILY ....- ; TREBLD RTURNS AFTER FLORIDA VISIT Pr1of. ThomIas C. Trueblood, herad of the pulic spc'aing ((dep' arten, ihas re- tuirnedl froim his leave of aibsenice for the firs t half of the semnester and is, prepiaring to take up his work immed- iately. lPuring is; absence Professor Truelbloon! ,went to Florida, where he hadl an exte-nded visit. Oni hiswy south he spoke' at H ei- dlehur-g universityTifiOhio; Wit- enberg col...…
…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...…
…TWO --i THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEM1 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the BuMlein is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy reccived 'by the Assistant to'the President until 3:30 p. m. (]1:10 a. mi. Saturday) louni'e 5 TVIISDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1924 Number 1 To The Deanis: There will be a conference of thle Deans on Wednesday, September 24, in the President's office at ten o'clock. I. L. Burton The Preside...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY.f SUNDAY, NOVEMIBER 23, 1924 TRAMflhRIflAI tVace, rural, and other special ser-TU S 'FO ACAIN .JGITATED Athens, Nov. 22.-Tle Bank of Eng- INSITUTE 'EXPEUTEB laird. has advanced 50:(,000 pounds on- # the Creek loan of 10,000,000 pounds Detailed plans for the Trhomnas for the as~sistance of tihe Greek refu- 'Henry Simpson iAemorial Institute for gethe issuance of which w~ill be an- Medical Research, m~ade possible; TV-nc...…
…PACE TWO THE MICHIGAN LAID' Ir TI nnir n Po.JnSndaoftentpulic Six QCompete will be announced at 5 o'clock Friday jCambride, Mass., Oc.2-Hr blR I V hLl e tatade. hyge nqprtenst. PRA i ~ flIIILC netFn afternoon, Oct. 31, the contest start- yard's cross counrty men defeated tdthe Saturday morning tle. Tuberculosis' K1n o"e11F na s' __a_4o'lok n-heevnig.jto 33 inom arCenross country v" association will bold its final meet- 2ytM3AnareetPcosconr i...…
…WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1924 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE LEAGUE NTERTAINS FOR WOMEN VOTERS THURSDAY On Thursday afternoon from 4 to, 5 o'clock, Helen Newberry residence and Betsy Barbour house will be opened to students attending the In- stitute of Political Science and to all women on the campus at the reception to be given by the Women's League of the University. Mrs. George W. Patterson, president of the Ann Arbor branch of the L...…
….Y, JANUARY 23, 1924 THE lNPC"l THE !CHIAN DILYPAGE TE TJfomen Finds America Soulless; Lauds Women, However Members of Sigma Delta Phi will! meet at 12:30 o'clock tomorrow at Dey's studio to have their picture tak- en for the Michiganensian. All women who are resting or walking for their gymnasium work are requested to report to Dr. Bell sometime before the end of this week. Kappa Phi will hold a sleigh ride this evening. Those who wis...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ........... I Nc es id/ f 19 l fn^.ii . d' Alw~eT ft i L, v VOMEN DEANS TO HOLD CONTENTION AT, CHICGO, BEritish Curator Seeks Hidden Gold SOf0TO AID Junior Girls' play practices will be held today as follows: 9 o'clock, [0 MH 7124LUrN and choruses for the first 'act; 10;<r. o'clock, cast and choruses for theI R AC-;iaAalinSrhCselSICK H ILDEkN:' all. ___ Cert ifaes for the clue leader's A-.) OITA TElE' I 'IE t...…
…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...…
…UdGA? DAILY LA } - Vassar'Alumnae To Have S chool Vassar alumnae will see the mt E-1 rializatiou of alng c~herishe~d dream 1 Y'dR V MAlllll YIW I. li. 111 'i i r 7Y 1 v~~~~~~~~~ Ini ai unii' o e ouse, or "School for Bored Wives"a Poitca Schools.I~LL UUIU it has been called. The formal dedica- nnrai 8tion of the house is to take place dur- SERIE TO uruN E .r ing Commencement. "-" The chief purpose of the institution,I tranig oucis ort...…
…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...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 77 i HAYNES APPOINTED TO HEAD: HOSPITAtL Board of Regents Choose Michigan Graduate to Fill Parneli's Position CABOT PRAISES CHOICE Dr. Harley A. Haynes, '02M, medical superintendent of the Michigan Home and Training school at Lapeer, was appointed director of the University hospital by the Board of Regents dur- ing the summer recess. Dr. Haynes takes over the position left vacant by Dr. Christopher G. Parnell, whose resi...…
…THE MCHIGAN DAILYr 1'ells I _Pay, Last Tr'ibu~teXhl4500poestd withbard Ieads, the Michigan band; Clsrtc To Edgar Madsen I 31yea the national anthem and the . Next Sunday, at 10:30 Ba k I 10Ii l~iv77 ( oFqrflag was lowered to half mst. b lihA!teCrao I L I ( o onr te te;enost lu, '271,t rrshy fooball player lsaltes, ai nd the bugle sounded the t [; U III RE.I( ¢On _____ vho In I he Uniersiyhospital ls rbt.NOV. 30-THE I SPI1tATION (IF SCIENCE...…
…I T11-RSD AY , OCTOBER 23, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW LID ITIELS ~Buffalo's Mayor Wars OmnKKux Al Coiig',ear SNAME EXECUTIVE BO0ARI) :x1 cAfnoueitn nctof iiten noi te Tarii> (25 dcl P2'tfl f VOieO A(i fix s (n Ali 1juiiofl w ,, m1040 y st r ay ly 'lb712it3{ Caivanaugh, '2711, 1prCeseidlot of(ha 1n . 41* Union. 'I4 lbeu (Iaves, '"NE, iw a=! au ' f( general bai rn ofttherc Tet ion i d5 *t ln t0 In ta.h;teel 04by (1w yei 1 i OS, '126.2...…
…PAGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1924 DAILYOFFICIAL'BLEI Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the Office of the Summer Ses- sion until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday). Volume 4 WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1924 Number 208 Students of Public Health: Mr. Newell Edson, of the American Social Hygiene Association, will give three lectures on Social Hygiene, on We...…
…TOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, [CIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE 1NITERSITY OF MICRIGAXN variably these organizations have had *orthy aims and have, at least in the earlier parts of their careers, done some real good. But if their opera- tions are kept completely secret, dis- aster sooner or later overtakes them. 'uhlished every morning except Monday The Ku Klux Klan is, we believe ing the University y.ar by the Board in rttol of...…
…THE MlICIGCAN DAILYA - .- .. year's graduating class to find an act- tet i souwon of the problem. ____ ___ ___ _'Tat the newly formulated plan will 'E CAMPUS OPINION S IL NESAER O hE e a success is a foregone conclusion. J____________ Ale feasibility of the scheme ha I - YSTRA V Cl ;RS'i'Y OF 1IIIHIAN reay been proven in such sucetsuIi WAS A ROLL- HELP -EUROPE 1l.hcd efvery morning except w'nd a ro schools as those of Harvar d, Yale, ; ...…
…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...…
…ri~ i F'FICIAL4 NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN' Published every morning except Monday ri-wg the University year by the Board in ntrol of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorials ssociatiofl. The Associated Press is exclusively en- led to the use for republication of all news spatches credited to it or not otherwise edited in this paper and the local news pub- shed therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann ;Arbor,...…
…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...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ed every morning except Monday is I'niversity year by the Board in f StudentPub rs of Western Conference Editorial 11. lssociated Press is exclusively en- the use for republication of all news scredited to it or not otherwise! in this paper and the local news pub- I at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, as second class matter. Special rate e granted by Third Assistant Post- ;eneral. ption by carrier, $3.50; by mail, should be t...…
…THEI MICUItI3AN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 230, 1924 --..., and worthwhile in that it will serve . t :J }to recall to the assemblage of fra- --wternity men the necessity for living de'ryMorning ex',CJpt Mondayuptthbetitenarector I ~~st~yeat by the Board ptotebstiihentrnc hi s tidn WL bicatiuns. organizations. The conference can be productive of enormous results if th e M^embters ol Western Conference Editorileaswilcry akwthhm Associatian.deea...…
…FOUR THE MICNTGAN DAILY _ __ . . ..,-__._ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1924 Published every morning except Monday during the Universit yyear by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- tit1d 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 th...…
…WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1924 TI F ICVV'ANDAT PAGE --_- -.- ,. , , LITTE TO ADDRSS, MIDDLE WEST ALUMNI Coach George E. Little has been asked to speak before eight groups in Ivarious cities throughout the middle- Kwest during the next two weeks when there will be a let up in active coach- ing here, due to examinations. This po.7pcnement of training for the mhen has allowed Coach br.ittle to accept the invitations that have been ten- dered h...…
…THE MICIGAN DAILY t, 'rv , e , .. , , . '. I I'll ;.i" 46iwo 0" - , , " w-, i %- , 6 0 Jjj -, lo Ift (2' _ D_ 1 I la; .. , rC }, . ' f" ;, ,r-- T ;;A mil - . ! r ' / ~ f\/. / \ / . .; t __ - . . , . , i r / , i i a i yip / t ti a g.r' l rv C ae . phone 423 - Out* a --- lR A A READlt' TO EFti/E YO49 Ilift x. : }_ Ann Arbor Dairy BUTTER To serve you w~ith the best we scoured the country for an adesnuate and satisfac-...…
…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;...…
…W j. THE -MIC*jGAN D AIL H'RUSIAN \DELIVERS FRSHT TALK HERE .......................... Soroln, Sociologist, D~eportedl Soviet, Paints Deplorable State of Peasaiis By version of Human Beha~vior in T~imie of ing, but nevertheless quite in keeping r Florence Wehlen and Pauline J Revolutionz." The third andi last lec- with the reputation of such charac- Kaiser, Violins ture of his series will be "The Influ- ters;. in all the'entire portrait...…
…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...…
…eE 2,194THE MICHIGAN DAILY SVA I I es asked to meet at Which is located on in back of the new the field house fourteenth street nurse's home. \! DR, MARGARET BELL. Is Made Full Professor In Physical Education and Hygiene At University DR, BELL ITERESTED IN TEACRER'S TRAINING COURSE Now Professor WOMEN'S ENROLLMENT REACHES 170 MARK Enrollment of women in the IJni- versity up to date has reached the 1,780 mark. This figure excludes a...…
…'sHE MICHIGAN DAILY --- -- - ---.-..--s--, ...r...--------- 00' %&=AvA &1 3, lip= a i i New Shipment REISE COMMITTEES- FOR JUNIOR GIRLS' PLAY MISS AMY LOOIS 'WILL CONDUCT TRYOUTS DECEMBER Committees for the Junior Girls' play have been revised and the pres- ent list is as follows; Norma Bick- nell, general chairman; assistants, Elizabeth Tompkins, chairman, Eliza- beth Blackwood, hora Hoyt, and Elizabeth Parrott. Business, Eunice R...…
…TIILR3Z.SDA ", GCTOIEP, ,1924u ..... ..... ..... TAVAM M MUA-wA ME x In 98, Is A.WILL ENTERN WISCONSINORGANIZATION Repir eentatives of the Women'.- Athletic' association of the University of Wisconsin will be the guests of the local organization on Saturday morning. Tihe Michigian women wil meet their guests at the train anti take them to breakfast at" the Fire- place. Immediately after breakfast the Wisconsin women will be shown the camp...…
…SHE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23 1 , r ........... I ...r ;" .." 1 1 41404 E! !! E :f . ... _. IE[LL SELECTS WE[T T ON U ILLINOI MEETi JATTEQDORF, REINKE, EYBERG AN) BOWEN CHOSEN rY OF MATERIALj SPORTS TO FARRELLI ANOTHE. r TOUGH SEASON LOOMS FOR PA T BUT HE KEEPS HIS GRIN, Hurdles, Mile, 'lalf 3Iile,' Broad Jump and Pole Vault Are Strong Michigan will be represented in the Illinois Athletic association invitation...…
…L.. l 1. 1A.11A )1 VI ~. N9 __________ '1 ... . 5w , .. .. .... . . .... i ,.." .,.w. t r '' U-_-- ____ - . . e ._. .._ .._.... ,. :ll FORl IULIO TIS'Wl h osAREagtr florih f0 HLAYS TODAY' And Man Of War Prove To Be "Super-H~orses" I pt Keen Competition Next Week' n First Mfeet on Wolverine Track Schedule ~1GAN lMAY NOT HAVE ENTRIES IN SORE EVENTSI tubers of the Y'rsity "track team will~ compete in the Illinois Re- at Urbana next ...…
…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...…
…77 x "" I I S-1IMA DEL1TA 1-"A C'N1)11D) A 'i'E11" Those wishing to try mit for ISig~zha Delta PMI, national honor- ary athletic.- fraternity, can do so any Tuesday or Thursday aft- ernoon. The intramnural (lelaart - ment will havfe a representative at Ferry fiel!d after 3 o'cloc k on the alcove mentionled l ay. Team May On Satinrdayi HOLD IRST SPRING FOTAL1ESO M ~ A 1!eta 2 H~ 'I eport; Sid LiFor Sj~iii i~rkAug :mented TO ( ON ('E N HAT...…
…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...…
…: THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUIESDAY, Q 07 r ' \ 22 . w" r_-.-- titer F r ' f J I D SC IMMAGE OF SEASON SCHEDULED TODAY ._._._ i IDATES FIGHT FOR POSITIONSS AS ERYTANNPEIDES Dodgers Stop Dazzy's Streak aw"nn 7. '. <:. TIGER RUINYANK Monday Games Fall to Clhange Margin Between Ainerican Leagne Leaders BROOKLYN BEATS CUBS AND GOES INTO TIE WITh GIANTS MANY PREP STARS Uather Issues Call for Yearling Football Candidates T...…
