…THE MICHIGAN DAlL Y MERUNS FEATURE MAJOR LEAGUE ' EBALL CONTESTS PLAYED YESTERDAY'K ... .. SPORTS NEN With a Big Ten victory over Purdue{ to their cr'edit, Illnois golfers have resumned practice for the next meet with 'Ohio State this week. Captain Fish, Kjurz, Carter, and Wiley corn- pcsed the squad that defeated the Bloilermakers, 12-0. Ilemlock Blanks Senators With "Three Hits; Alexander, Blake Win For Cardials, Cubs RUTH HITS TWO, HO...…
…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.)I THE MICHIGAN DAILY Summer Employment: Mr. J. F. Glass, representing the McCall Company, will be in Room 302, Michigan Union, Thursday, April 26, from 4 to 6 p.m., to interview students who may be interested in 'summer work for his company. J. A. B...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 g t t A4100 ii.- MEMBER PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 134 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1928 FOURTEEN PAGES i ,. , r ?f t: TE CH PIO SHIP SM-ASH FORMER MAR TO MAKE iOft HEAVY DECISION 1H'BBELL AND RELAY QUARTET ESTABLISH NEW BIG TEN~ STA N DARDS WALKER ISDISQUALIFIED' Darnall Sets New National Record In Dash Event As Ten-in Captures Title For Second Time By Arv Schaleben, The Minnesota D)aily MINNEAPOLIS, M...…
…1'AGE31 TWO t' - TJAE MICHIGAN DAILY SITN',I)AY, MARCH 25, 1928 TI IE MICI-IIGAN DAILY SUN.DAY~ ~1 AflCII 25. 1928 . . ,... s r. t I . . . .. .. .a I. STARTING TOMORROW At Last! The Girl Nobody No's!. L DRELEI' S HERE! Weatch your husbands, ladies! Watch your watches, getnts! Lorelei's here. Yes, none other than the world's most fascinating blonde. Famous heroine of "GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES"-the book that set the world laughing an...…
…SUtTNDAY. MARiCH 25 928i THE MICIGAN DAILY T'A\CE 'TTIREl' S0~iVl y~, ( iillO',VC(l l)y A ad VC\V ('arne- FE NM AKER S ORATORS TO FOR AWARDS F~inal pomn~2tition in CONTEST VICTOR C. VAUGHAN, FORMER MEDICAL SCHOOLEA PRAISES UNIVERSITY GROWTH ON RETURN TO CA Dr. Vitr .Vugafre progress had been very rapid., fe leedah rate Cof Ithe ave TUISDAIdean of the Medlical school, in an Dean Vaughan, as he is still ;lian has beet; lowered ur intervie...…
…0# a PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIG avw AN ")AILasY~ Published every morning excep during the U niversity year by the Control of Studenit Publications. Memiber of Western Conference Association. The Associated Press is exciv titled to the use for repullicattionfl cispa~tebec+ credited to it or not credited in this paper and the local lished herein. Enttered at the postoffice at A Michigan, as second class matter. of postage grant...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PG If T'. GE T'1 .TP .._. . \ r! //t11 LE'AGUE WILL #PLACE SOCIETYN~ COBNBSTO [ BE~ ['t The Junior Girls' Play is attracting TH~kt ,,Ymay guests to Ann Arbor this week- BUILDNG lend.Those who are being entertained BUILDNG TH RSDA at the Delta Zeta house are Eleanor Horny, Mary Dunnigan, and Alice ---- Feistier cf Detroit, Hazel Hub and .ALTUNI AND JREGENTS WILL BI Mrs. Becket of Cleveland, and Vir- R...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY r: na _ rcT1 2 , ,2 STTNJ)AY, MARCH 25, Th2S FOOBAL EADR S'MEDAL OF HONOR CHOSEN AS DIRECTOR FOR FRESHAIR CAMP1 5 r Rf1(1 D1ESC RIBES l :(i Yti l~H MUST HAVE__EXPERINCEI M~emibers ofVoolb-alIl eaa lC111 ilDCniinin A 'aili.. "'Men who are chosen as councilors for the Student Christian Association fresh air camip have a chance for sell realization," saidl George F. IRich '30L, who has been chosen as student lead-...…
…SUNDAY, MARCHT 25, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN COUNT KEYSERUING IS' IS FIRST SPEAKER SCHEDULED FOR TALKI AT HILL AUDITORIUM FA3IOI'S (GER1MAN 1PHI1LOSOPER WILL BlE BROUG(HT iIIE BY VOMIITT EE IS NOW TOURING COUNTRY Expedlil4) r 1911 Fu~rnished 11Tian Witil iaterial for "Travel Mary Of A Piilospher" Count Hermann Keyserling, fore- most German philosopher and athor of "The Travel Diary of a Philoso- pher," "The Book of Marriage," a...…
…EIGHT THE Nl'ICHTCAN DAILY a SITNJ)AY, MARCt1 25, 1!124 ' 111 \1- MTCWTCli\AN f1!V UJ1Y yRU2~12 61'no ht.uWuB pill I, III Jill Jill lillillillilllil 011111 . v. -sit ,Jill _ . OVERTIME BATTLE WON' BY YANNIGAN, NINE, 5-41 Two Run Rally Brings Seciond Vic- tory to Yannigans After Regulars Tie Score In Eighth FIELDING IS RAGGED Scoring two runs in the tenth inning, Coach Ray Fisher's Yanni- gans eked out their second victory of the s...…
…UNDAY, MARCH 25, 1928 THIHGNDAL AENN PACE NINE MJOR swim TEM TO MEET THIS WEK ~Encouesihrs lmiiolvi'mg Pl;pe, Vrdi- hatl, IMi and I 11041 erinle to Poit (ht ,Ntloiud (Chamtipiosj MANY MARKS MAY FALL Michigan and Northwestern, out-1 standing swimming 'teas of the Western Conference, wili eet Ydale and Stanford respectively within the nekt week, thus establishing a basis of comparison lbetween Big Ten and ni o n-Conference aggregations further...…
…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY - _----- - - ! DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 1' Notice to All Possessors of Keys for the East tedIcal Building: In pursuance of the Regents' legislation with regard to keys, I will be inside the West, entrance of the East Medical Building on Tuesday, March 27th, from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m., fot the purpose of stamping and recording keys. All persons having keys for this building which do not bear the Univer- Publicati...…
… SECTION THREE -dommummi- PP'l 4 It4k ~IAi1p SECTION THREE Vol. XXXVIII. No. 13 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1928 MAY FESTIVAL DR S Thirty-Fifth Annual Concert Event of the University Musical Society Will Present Galaxy of Not FOUR PAGES ISiS ed Musicans For Four Days In Hill Auditorium Program Array Draws Notable Comment For Its Quality From Impresarios (3 - 'K) BRILLIANCY TD MARK SPRING MUSIC FEAST. Five Directors Of...…
…T'A(C R PACETWE4Y1 lV1101 ITGAN DAILY J. -1 I - 1 11 SI'NDAY, '_11_ RCII 2,7-,, 1 2F THE MICHIGAN DAILY STJNJ)AY, MARCh 2i', 192S FESTIVAL AGAIN NOEDOPERA coMPANIES W E FLL REPRESENT'ED IN !SPRlING iCOCERT CROLJPV BOASTE ",- o SE VERA L OPERATIC STARS t1'11ie ,('e A I? 4ha se* lIrIi c' 'o ( a k 4.of 1'ii y lduhi'eAr' A licong' N en r w' Ckkit i4'I>,To i:c :, Es&'~i6 Almcost, never' before ha'rsuch elia number of, operat'ic 'stars ib...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAII: Y PACT+' TNTTt' fTT:P:' THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGT~ TTITflTEEN MU.SICAL S DR. STANLEY FOUNER ' OF EARLIEST FESTIVAL Bo'don F' otivil O(rltestra Under Mollenhia ter Played For Fi"5 Ten l eal's OCI YCi MOORE 1920 DIRECTOR The first Ann Arbor May Festival / was fiven in 1 94, with Dr. Albert A. :anley as its founder. For a number of years precedling this late the Uni- versily Choral Union had existed,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 'ATA ,CIi 25, 1928 .... ..... .. ........A..LY..S..N.......M A lm momomm THIRTY-FIFTH ANNUAL I MAINTAINED BY THE UNIVERSITY MUSICAL SOCIETY EARL V. MOORE, Musical Director A feast of good music performed by stars from the world's greatest opera hc oratorio singers, instrumental soloists, orchestra and choruses. DEDICATION OF THE NEW $75,000 FRIEZE MEMORIAL ORGAN, BUILT BY THE SKINNER ORG Five Conductors, ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 . Ip MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 109. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, -928 EIGHT PAGES. JADWIN SUPPLEMENTS FLOOD CONTROL PLAN. OUTLINED B IRY HOV CHIEF AIIMY ENGdNEER OUTLAY LIMITED TO 20 'MILLION WANTS LOCAL DONK ASKSS TiONS T'roiimpson Asks For Entire RemovalI Of Administration Flood Curbing Scheme (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Congress wound up another of its five-day- ...…
…PACE TWO THE MICHTGAN DAILY 1 "t'1 1)411', l i,1>l:t .lf l' 25, 1923 PAGE TWO TFIF MICHIGAN DAILY SAl IiitlJA Y, F NBR1'Al~\' 25, 1~2g M A _ - LIND8ERGH IS SILENT' IN REGARD TO PLANS' FOR BUSINESS CAREER' YOUTHFUL INVENTOR CONSTRUCTS Uniest Sitet OWN TELESCOPE TO STUDY STARS I Makver~t tdns ! MkeAppreciative "like 'very nacter o sing-- efore student-,"s aki (1 Feodor ('haliapinI, famous )hiss0, after his concert in SILVER TO TALK O CN ...…
…w cATTT )AV +",p,!TAT )r 2, 1f9$ICJtA~)ILL 2tL.t .t, t'~ THEI MICHIGAN DAILY tti1 VA4Lt11. 1:1 11i15 X4 Ul. tt is EXCELLENT PROGRAM' PLANNED IN ACTIVITIES Supermen To Comef-.l As Resuilt Of Twin Life Eactors-Shull FOR SPRING FESTIVAL D 1 %x'21 °Tsx CONCERTS I'~ARE INCLDED)~di0 I\ SCHEDULE O EVEM'sh (Irf'hil( >"FOR JAY' FOlCS 1i istis eCf ftlolhi GRAINGER WILL -APPEAR supeman 'niersity Cln1 Union Will Preet pa r et (omposition; Childre's ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MTt"'i-- M ANT t )ATT 1r C A mTTTbTh AV VY-14DTA rV i "10 c 11 L..." JYA i 1 £71±V LH.Z1AL..E A A1 L.1{ 1 AY1, k'{ID lX.Al; YI .5, a ,S Published every morning except Monday luring 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 dispatches credited to it or not othe...…
…PAGE FIVE T141P MTCMTC.AN DfAIL Y .QArf'TTRT-1AV T V.TIRTTAPV ?_i_ 14"R r3 rTA~' 1 hDTT'7 ') A~ U Lt~ I i L+'i1 l UC12LL ,:b. L.J.U Ei 1 IL. lEE L's.' L.["Ah ^ La- * i. / t l I0 'e ' e ° ' \ -v . -rr-xs--i zs .s r, t r' = '' - ,r%; . +1 Mary Garden Urges Students To PursueEMAORS jiMiss Elliott Sees Practical Uses For Life Work With Mind, Heart, And Soul Economics Courses In Various Fields ASSEMBLE IN BOSTON "A word to the stude...…
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…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,q'ArinTA V - FRIRT ADV 925-VWR ~J~ A~l J~t~ Tta41LaMJC \.a as.aa7A 1fL' AT L1V. l kI\ .1, V ViD 1 L I \ I 1 40, 1 . p -, 1-1 DAILY -OFF ICIAL 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.) 1 TolumIe S. SATURDAY, FEBRi UVA RY 2 5. Numiber 109~. SUBMARINE DESIGNERS FIN ...…
