…rB trmanIa tl DAB' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1921. PRICE s cot Rom s by t Ne ce by the constr ty hospital with sing Sleepy Hol night was char y Dr. C. G. Pa e' hospital, as hi he campus, 'up that the patien enced by the noi but Dr. Parnall g hat the hospital w receive patients ar. ,1 Will Not Eneri al itself will not with the use of Dr. Parnall, ast made of the bui sent site. In d y of holding tte py Hollow after en complete...…
…THE ] DAILY THE DAILY 141 ublisked every morning except Monday during the Univer. ear by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS hie Asoited Press s ,xclsiely entitled to the use for licaton of all news dispatches credited to it or not oherwise ed in this paper and the local news published therein. .ntered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, is second mattr. ubscription by carrier er mail, $3.50...…
…...... . -92 _ i wi .0 _. w PRIME N MEET IsBad pes BIEST SCHOOLS Wesbrook's sudden attack licitis will eliminate himI Western Conference track first week in June and cut points which Michigan is pile up in this cinder class- now until then' Coach Far- be priming his men for this last on the Wolverine From all previous performances II- nois is rated by far as the favorite or the Big Ten affair, and unless out- ide schools cut serious...…
…I PNS GINS EDUCATIONAL I [GN TO INFORM PUBLIC * May 23.-Far reaching w the forests are under by the Central States ue according Ito David President of the League, calling attention to this e by President Harding as Forestry Week. "The forestry prob- lem," said Mr. Goodwillie, "is of such great size and importance to the Cen- tral States that we have simply had to go at the matter fundamentally and along broad constructive lines. We propose n...…
…-1" LVa I IJ ... .w TPRONELEADING MINING CAMP OF MEXILO,CLOSES STAGNATION OF COPPER MARKET NAMED RESPONSIBLE FOR SHUT-DOWN Tyrone, N. M., May 23.-Tyrone, queen of the mining camps of the state, built at a cost of $3,000,000 and given Rn artistic atmosphere through the in- fluence of Mrs. Cleveland H. Dodge, is an empty shell. ..A few short months ago 4,500 men, GAN DAILY ELLIOT NAMED WINNER BUS LINE ADRIAN-TECVMSEH-ANN ARBOR IN SPE NG ONTES...…
….9 1 LL. * A waN . *0. !'00 * O~!S 04 , jewelry, Exclusive designs in summer frocks r's Book- at the Vogue Shoppe, Nickel's Arcade. -Adv. rgine Swissi1i1 Guarantees SatisfaC Telephone Call will bri r all your Cleaning and fIlllifillllllll111lI~llltlll; Z~ng ti~n t n g u r ca r _II Pressing I .. -z 209 S. E * =1 Iillifllillfl IIIt1ltllililltitil g 'Comeany MORTARBOARD INIT19TES EIGHT NEW MEMBERS1 Mortarboard, national honorary so- c...…
… e chemistry1 DR. A. .STANEY TO BID CHORAL UNINFRWL ON Post AT THE THEATERS TODAY ,nt, '22, has been re- ce of commander of ist of the American the only one of this ,o will serve during' CHORAL UNION GIVES PARTY CELEBRATE HIS 0TH j BIRTHDAY TO )ther officers chosen are as fol- Jarold A. Furlong, '24M, senior mnmander; Joseph W. Morey, nior vice-commander; William dler, '22E, adjutant; Ben W. 23L, finance officer; Clayton F. gs, '23, se...…
…Mr. Mid A. . r -~'r BULLETIN i WH APS GOING ON Buildings in Relation to Narrow Streets," Natural Science auditor- ium. 6:00-R. 0. T. C. banquet, Union. 7:00-Masical clubs rehearsal, Hill au- ditorium. Let a elassified ad And that lost ar- tlcle.-Adv. IT-NOTICES Members of the R. 0. T. C. that are going to attend camp at Fort MonroeI this summer will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the Union. Tickets for the Freshumn frolic next Frid...…
…-1 A I oeol Sfr i!o~an Irn1 ASSO DAY ANNIE SERVIC No. 171 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1922 PRICE I -_ TNIVERSITY ASSURED OF FUN MICIANDE PI DELTA EPSILON 1P DFTINITIATES 11 MEN Ir4 Pi Delta Epsilon, national honor- GE7 ary journalistic society, initiated 11 men at the annual initiation, held last night at the Union. Prof. Morris OD GAM P. Tilley of the English department was the chief speaker at the banquet wh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [EWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN morning except Monday during the Wniversitl in Control o StudentPublications. R OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Press inexclusivrely entitles to the usne If iews dissatches creaitedt. it or not sth*rwl er and the c ml news Publisuh therea. .ostoe at Aa Arbor, Micasls, s0e4"C" qw Saafi. to exceed; rpear in pri words, if signed, the signa- but a an evilence of faith, in The Daily at te discr...…
… 1 1 1 1 1 E N G IN E R IN G S O C IE T Y STO BAOT ON NAMES WILL CHOOSE CHAIRMEN OF COX., MITTEES TODAY AT POLLS mas g and Ouing. e practical hat for automobiling and tiff straw is easily broken as well as Panama is the coolest and most com- .t to be found, and fulfills all the re- 't and informal dress. Have your new and save the stiff straw. ai:-We have developed a pro'cess of hats just like new. x....$12 up aing stiff straws. . .. .75 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~-- 74, ., . , , .. . .. .. w. -. C? i . ". . ,. ,. ',: . ' -. ::' .. ' - .. W "s. ., A ., "" .: +L1 "t . . t " t c ._ /- " f ''. --l -W . . - io In IT WOR £E MEEIT PLACE TA suredly negative. The Wolverines, although boasting of several star per- f6rmers in a few events, certainly cannot boast of having a well-balanc- ed aggregation. Illinois is the favorite for the cham- pionship honors. A list of unbroken trium...…
…-iE MICHIC DAIL' Ninst Iowa Pitchers in om Monday Assault Th LEFORD AND WIMBLES ingG 1JOY BIG DAY AT PLATE to fo slum Ban's 10 to 9 victory over the fort ,e nine Monday afternoon aft- they otous slugfest at Iowa City moue o mark the end of the hitting for a Fisher's men have been in for on th t three weeks. Although the the1 as marked throughout by loose were and hard hitting on both sides, lect ult is gratifying to the Wol- ford foHowers wh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Of Michigan League N. 4n- 4 1W.. 'SIT' " O M 'CIGAN LAGUE T ANN AK^Ok PONDQO'A''TE T MIcnACO Purposed University of Michigan League. ETD of' all officers for the ue for next year will a general membership League at 4 o'clock noon in Sarah Caswell/ .t this meeting the an- all League committees ud a pamphlet contain- these reports will be woman present. This ,r that such a printed en given out and the en introduced so th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t against the Sen- quested to send tin, 1520 South ophomores who have their posture exam- o so at their earliest sophomore women having for the sophomore movie are ed to turn them in to Marian 11 at Newberry residence im- 31y. ersons who have been selling ickets are asked to turn in the and remaining tickets immedi- Mary J. Lawson so that a re- the sales may be made. reliminaries in all sports should hed up this week if...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y j ILY, OFFICIAL BULL ETI Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) MICHI\ NNINE DEFETS GOPHERS BY 7-0 SCURE (Continued from Page One) Roby and Elliott singled and were driven in by Knode's double. Volume 2 WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1922 Number 171 the Deans: There will be no conference of the Deans this morning. M. L. BURTON. Iversity Lecture: Professor F. H. Koch of the University of North Carolina will give ...…
… A6r Aftoii t augF SEE THE GAME TODAY - -- _.__n 72_ EIGIIT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1923 I IGH-T PAGES PRICE FIl CII CAF IN 'IC IAIJS ER AS INVE on Par lgands ay 23-. vices fri rVARSITY GILEE C( -BS I TD SERENADE T11 WIlGT IIj Scenes in old -Madrid will be I N 1 voices ring- out once more in liar- rIcaled oi ghtPrais cltearenle' ~ OUsetting will be perfect. M anyj a feminine heart will receive a [0N jqq-NOS th...…
…THE IdTCiGAN DAILY i aj y' Enter Race For Senate Seat1 News From Othercr olleges L 11 ;-1 u Y Ib RY (Contiiiuedl from Page One) Eddie Gibson to perform should any-thn apnt ~vy The Illinois line-up will be similar, to that which faced Michigan in the first game, save that the batting or- der is somewhat changed. Captain Stewart, whose hitting has shourn con- siderable improvement, will probably bat second this afternoon, whereas he h...…
…THE MICHIGSAN DAILY @f6URNiSAMFl a3r CINTIN 1.1 AN1N~i{1 -VdOW 1DELTA ET LL'LTA A i-C 1 ; .^Z DT urergame, in the interhouse ~ebal Iurnriet will be playeds iorro w ~amrfield. At 4:30 o'- cIbi in teronnDelta Dlta Dcl- wiillly lhEpio Phi. At 'clok ut ,ieh -afternoon Alpha Gain- Deha w<i'? play Helen Newberry, It G : 2 o'cl'ock Kappa Kappa a naa AAlpha Phi will play. 'c co7:r t: ti o staidin;; of teams I inii t,.ournament are aafol- W L Pet.J I...…
…THE MICIETGAN DAILY udent Wes e Associated lto the use for tches credited ted int this pape Itherein. itered at the iaas secon bscriptioni by 'c fces : Ann Ar Street. 960, mmiiunicationsx pd.the sign it in print, but nlotices of eve Il-hjiy It the di: at or mnailed t da~~lliai ation. No ma~ ,s te writer enc ri"t necessaril, ssed in the con EI'OI MANAG MARIO Fditor.. ttrit City Mi rial Poard Ch: t.' IEditors--- lih flyers (. l l s1u r fc~dr...…
…THE 'MICHIGAN DAILY Retires After 50 Years Of Service D CHICAGO TO MAK Pro;. Aubrey Tealdi, head of the andscape design department, and a umber o the advanced students in iat denartment will leave tomorrow or Chicano. Thie department has lade Lrraiements for the trip in or- er that the part~y may visit a nurn- er of laces in and near Chicago hat are of special interest to stu- ents o' landscape design. Net .iaturday will be spent in'vis-...…
…THE MICHI s 4 e mMlmn,. ICAN D~AILY r- HURSDAY, MAY 24 alli 1umpi ..w...v..r... ....... K L E TR 481 TRAC rewz '41h List of AG by S~eudi~ng Ak ., cu' gfr cof ree Cr- IW II AS 56 T0"T Whwtrack athletes from the mid- clie 'et gather on June 1 and 2 ik AnirnA Atror', r the an ual Confeence tneet, there will be in al probability the biggest collection of cinder path tnen ltat has ever invaded Ferry: field, acco diig to all information ...…
…fTHE MICHIGAN VASLY IIhl ll Ml bw' IMWlww 11 :H! HERW01KIN O lug them, closely, PROCESS OF WEEDING~ OUT WFalters are amor: -hurlers, while Hi ;ontinued frorn Page Six) 'haive shown good uture, as he covers a lot of al others. d. eOhringer is also a goodl AnctL er cut w~i ect for futu~re development. j(Rucer ,.t; quad r is another likely looking m an oti oer cuts Will ui ch Fisher has been loing over soon ,though it W of the pitchers an...…
…fitI M ICHA-11N DAIW\ " . ____ uILy OFFICIAL BLLEI tcati~n in Lbo ulleti I couastruettv'e notice t4b all momib er of Univesrsity. Corry receiv~d until.R !30 r). m: (11:30 a. 'm. saturdai.) rte 3 TRIWRSDlAY, 3M 24, 19:3 Nmher 17"" is in Rnsiness Adinistration: B3urke Smith of the Illinois Bell Telephone company will be In 106, Economics Building Thlurscday, May "24, to interview students ed in positions with that Comnpany. 1wlMlltl . DAY....…
…WEATHER TER; PROBABLY SHOWERS f Y Sit 4&r tti MEN I ASSOCIATI WESTERN CONFER EDITORIAL ASSOCI No. 174 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN; SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, 1- --- --.__..I ______ t II Morgana-Schipa Score Huge Triumph With Festival Concert WPHONY TOD Y rl .1t . i l CONSIDERED TWO P OFFERED AT FESTIVAL It 1 I'OF ' ORREST LAMONT WILL APPEAR HERE TO NIGHT irst American Performance of Opera" La Primavera...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY: SATURDA INVESTIGATION ON OF MEANS' GHAR6 Senate Committee Hears Accusat Of Spy Work Within Own Proceedings LOSS OF ,PAPERS CLAIMED BY DEFEX1IET 1W C Washington, DC., May 23, (By.A -Between rankling exchange of t and jibs, which involyed sena lawyers, and witnesses, the: Daugh investigating committee, inquired lay into the status of the federal1 secution against Gaston B. Me its star . informant, and heatedly: bated charg...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY G ... I s n j ° VI , .. ., PLAINS REASON FOR 4207LEAG.UE PLEO&E (Continued from Page One) nal campaign headquartersA i sizes the fact that although every igan alumnae can become a mem- of the University of Michigan Lea- by sub scrlbin& $50, this amount s not represen~ her responsibility fara .themilliop. ,di.olr camnpaign. concerned: It is pointed out that pry alunnae must pledge. $207 to the dif the campaign is to ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ at tt74ateJ Al, NEWSPAPER OF THE NERSITY OF? MICIGAN ed every morning except Monday e University ytear by the Board in fStudent Pulhlications. rs ofWestern Conference Editorial gy. ssociated Press is e: lusively en~ he use for republication of all newsI credit-ed to it or not otherwisef n this piper and the local news pub. Iat the postoffice at Ann tAr' x: , 'as second class matter. Special rate c granted b". Third Assi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY III 1 Caillaux Is Seen As In Position To iSLATPRFSO ,Stage "Comeback" TO SPEAK IN ANN ARBOR8 to be Stress. Aarships FIRST INSTITUTION ITS KIND 'IN JHEWORLD "tunity for study unider men reputation, instruction of iduates from institutions of alll intries as well as our. own, the ration of fellowships Including study I travel abroad, and post graduate truction for teachers and. men who end to enter public life or the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY will,, IIIIA116AW--.00, /AOOOM Wwk 41I (I i I II IIII II!lIWU "% L.- rl Yl li ) KN MW-j r" f i.I l! 1 ft ..rte Twk ..... - J RAIN SLOWS DOWN PRE[P TRACK STARS' (Continued from Page One) First heat-Won by Grim, Columbus South High;' Jerrels, Lansing and Levitt, Toledo Scott, tied for second. Time-10.4 see. Second heat-Won by Baldwin, Dan- ville, Ill.; Eberlin, Toledo Waite. Time -10.3 sec. Third heat-Won by R...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..,_..._ _____.r- C'') r,.d } U pm-~ r . .. ... N-- ..r..wr...+ rt ri.Y w . - l .............. .......................Y S/iissix ....t bUi.i iiY stil.R Twlhe li 0111MB Oash\Grooory Our Motto: "The Most for Your Monoy" SATURDAY'S SPECIALS 10 lbs. Sugar, Pure Cane, Only ...................... ,....... 79c Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen, only ........ ,....................24c 1 peen- Fancy Sand Grown Pota...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY-. . _v _,. ... ..... DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive 'notice to all members of the University. Copy received by tha Agssitt to the Pg ceident until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. in. Saturday l Vonume 4 SA1TTBIAY, MArTY 24, 1921 Nunter 174 vlpllne:s By action of the Administrative Board, May 22, Lester G. Wittman has +n suspended from the University for the remainder of the semester on aunt of...…
…A6r r MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MY2,12 AL, 11. - 1924 f R flntEVT Hiss Act. i j , I Waite, Hlammner Throw: Won by K~etz, iDe- troit Southwestern;' second, Westoni Detroit central; third, 'Williams, De- troit North~ern; fourth, Noah, Detroit Central. Distance, 124 feet 1 inch. Runninag Broad Jump: Won by Smith, Battle Creek; second, Robin- son, Detroit Northwestern; third, Gil-1 bert; K~alam~azoo Central; fourth,- Kitchen., Lansing. Distanc...…
…I first All sociat .will be as- of that fl ?ts who care to act as leaders University of Michigan Fresh np of the S. C. A. are needed ~according to a recent state-1 iy Lewis, C. Reimann, '18, who ave charge of the institution 3coming summer. As a rule re rbre applicants than there camp departments. Reimann desiresf to make clear the facts that no camp experience, is necessary, as the Freshb JAir camp work is unique, and full in-J struction...…
…r Miss Estelle Downing, professor of rhetoric at Ypsilanti State NormaI will speak Sunday night; May 25, at the First M. E.L church on the sub- ject of "Wor'ld Peace." Miss Dowvning who recently addressed the Women's clb bof this city, has, ju.st returned! from a meeting of the International World Congress for P ~eace' at Wash- ington. Mr~s. Ruthi. Buchmnan, of Ann Ar- bor, who was a delegate of the Wom- en's club of Ann Arbors to ,the same c...…
…It tie many clubs ,on ial year is one. that n kept as a secret -- [t is the Green Inlk t Stildent wrtterti their manuscr~iptsI It is of thec o, be marl '04, of is one of I Tel. 'V1ce: LEPHONE 165, 3238 soaswan Laundry Alrbor's Leading Cleaners …
…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE it i4an i~IaiIP h Section One VOL. XXXV. No. 175 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1925 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE FIVE CENT'S - - "NORHWETER j5Political Machines Threaten NVLOFCAS Coig on WLEiENN ToStorm Mock ElectionPol Recovers FromnW[[I[N iI After a day filed with caucuses, erate politicians intend running in - ILLI OIS 101 ~I N RE ampaign meetings and lectioneer- aM I large freshman vote to c...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGETWO HE ICHIAN DILYSUNDAY, MAY 24, 1925 ... BOYS, RISE[FND FOR STARR SCHOOL[ F'riendtlesit ,sis and l eJaendnt (ic 'omue "at' 4arir 4 OilI t1 call 11 Near 1t '"Dl HOLD ANNUAtL TAG DAY Twenty-five boy; from the Starr Commonwealth tt./lbiou caniivassed Ann Arbor yesterday for funids to continue the work of their school. This *was their ,annual tag-day ini Ann Arbor, and they were assisted 1)y a number of loca...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1925 TH-I MICHIGAN DAILY / ~ -GOVERN ENIT ASKScPOPrmyotiUonL ELM FO C LLEGEWr__ __ SUFEA TE To Frk n SuthAmeic n onfinedri n ly to, t 110 West \v ill be Eleclti4,11 BO~i1iN t ir ^ :: ;.- ....."":::.: .: i'.:::. br'oadeneI l I'1ie bu au of kC'l1iiY~ - -..,:,.,,:::"::.:":::. :,a ":.v.":.:.:.:::.:.";- ;;:::jQ lon of the I )ep t (l E2# t I1t 1 i.e'o' MUST SPEAK SPA NISHI !....,..: ....r to include the neglected anid tinl2y 1 v...…
…PAGEJ FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1925 i I = Published every morning except Monday during the University year ,by the Board in Control of Student Publication.. 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 otherwse credited in this paper and the local news pub- Gished therein. Nntered .lt the po...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY 9TTT-InA'Y_ VA'V 24_ 1425 OVIh.N"AV lAAV' 1A iae' aTa-IFavian.- aCviAN DAILY T K .......... Orun VA JWA IBM ........... LEAGUE TO START FALL WORK EARLY _.. .- -- i' Colored Skirt. . Frill Innovation .1 UIR7N IAflRK BFFFAS Last Week In School Year Committee Chairmen Named by League President to Carry Out Directions 'i New PLAN PRIVATE OFFICE At a meeting of the Board of Di-1 iectors of the Women's leagu...…
…PAGOVSIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1925 W4 A RIP- I PO IIIMY'Y..wi + !1 - T w y NVarsity Golf Team Defeats Detroit City College 24-0 L Michigan's Varsity golf team his cohort Glover also played super- crashed through, today with an over- ior golf. (Continued from Page One) whelrning victory defeating the Col The victory of Professor True- The rest of the team point scores Iblood's men not only lives up to are 'as 'fo...…
…4 SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA() SVrN ______________ -~ -- rOLUM L ASIICLUMN CLOSE$ CLOSES, AT 3 P.M. ADVERTSINGT 3 P.M L()ST1 LOST-Between Hill auditorium and Ferry field, pocket book and key container. Return to Irene Hayner, 708 Arch St. or Uniersity High; School. LOST-Somewhere on Palmer Field, I Perfect Records, 50c FOR SALE XOTICE (Coutinued) on Lantern Night, a black1 FOonditionoEXQiIAlITEndition, ,notebook an...…
…PlAQctim TORT THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' SUNDAY, MAY 24,1 I2~ ,,...._.. ,.._.. ,.,,,... ..., .... ......s DAIL.QFFCIALBULLETI'N Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all mnembers of the University. Copy received bN the Assittant to th. o O"dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a.,nm. Saturday k Volume A SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1925 'Numbler 17.4 t jo Meilemhers cif the VIiiversify of MicIii The U'nit. will assembllle at. Band] 1I1 noon in unifo...…
…I Feature Section <Y 01kw ~~aii4 Feature Section VOL. XXXV. No. 175 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1925 EIGHT PAGES THE UNIVERSITY AT WORK IN SUMMER Details Of The University Of Michigan's Summer ing Date of Session Draws Near. Summer School Here J.- Session a Plans For The Various Departments Outlined As Open- Steady Increases In Enrollment Has Marked History Of The Summer Daily Plays Important Part Ti? s "t By Th...…
…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN. DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1925 Planning For LAn Unusual lumni 'L~Reunion Ai.So m6 w tr-, Aecoe oi Yan of the p The 1925 Corn peement: Details And Data''elWt rmnn MyFsia ~it~ coch a studied i By Thomias 11. Henry, ,Junior halfback; and Arthur E. Redner, '04E, tile, N. Y., Histology laboratory, Medi- May Festival audiences in their vigilence, he would never go to thej in the metropolitan papers the morn-wrgf Four days of al...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVE~N .. ,,,; , .: . . . ; F y a= .. F.j ' ; @ '. 3 -. ; d s> : : Y: { :s: k ,. t n Y that all the volumes in the WHillam sought refuge in de library from a -- --' , 'h W hy an W h ref'he rescli W iliam L .L_ Clements Library are important raistorm and sat down lin thiehair T e h s n W erforsctTh ila i .books. It is a; familiar fact that all inadecigwtrnoa.AlWihTeCdoRp ibooks are rare in their...…
…WELVI THE MICHIGAN DAILY .SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1925 An An( The value of t colleges and uni history and pie serves to remind continuity and di recalls the honor lish universityn Gown is utilitaria the differences a and degrees of wx In 1893 therea sity Magazine" a and Gown in An was responsible the Intercollegi 1895 at Albany, N utes passed by t tacitly accepted; tem of scholarly Distinctions in; quite simple: ba doctor's beingt types. The ...…
…PAGE THIRTEEN .. TiNflAY MAY 24.195 TTI MiCHICAN DAILY 4,1. 'k L "ir tt Jusic and Drama- -a a l The Theatre In Ferment In Which Prof. Oscar J. Campbell On The Modern English St .. .( ih a sense naturalistic. They reveal Iher betrothed, is on the verge of dis- man as the victim of social meterniin-E covering his long-lost identity. Mang- ism, a creature with only. illusory ham is sardonic and bitter in his England power5 of free...…
…PAGE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1925 I -- !! qit ' __+ 7 .= University Women -A- With The Approach of Commencement Women Cast About For Their Place In Economic Life ing the occupations that women fillj ad the requirements for the occupa- tions. A woman is director of iidus- trial studies and has charge of a large nlumber of research workers who4 st udy indlustr ial relations throughout the United States. Another...…
