… ESTABLSHED 1890 Aw t F 0 -L. -. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 151. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1929 uincy Threatened MusicIs Broadcast lIBailey Emphasizes By Rising Waters v iiOFrom Military Ball [IIIIM VIIILIJISpiritual Education G ( Asce Colonel Cole Is Elected Honorary Means of enrne into the spir- QUINCY, Ill., April 26.-Watch- ADMember Of Scabbard And Blade t[AII from the physical world IIL ND SESSION H I o HN...…
…TW THE-MICHI CAN DAILY 'SATUTRDAY, APRIL 27, 192 __ ._ SST A TESTREET FOUNTAIN VIES WITH THAT OF PONCE DE LEON! A~AT the corner of State street and fexuberant boys with cymbals, trum- fetPIODUCTIuiNorth University Avenue stands a pets and pipes, then two graceful ("fountain of youth", vying with women bearing water-jars, a child Ponce de Leon's fabled fount in with a basket of flowers, a young BY Ftman with a scroll in hand and a that t...…
…{ A~itrnAY, APRILJ 27, -1929 SPicSouth Carolinan FDistrict Court PRvRi [n PUIPArfln P IE MI II iC N A./A E . ...._.._.... PA E TfR . _.: ._...-......:.-.. ......., ,' ,,b.+w 't~ n* Ex-Governor Indicted METHOD OF FIGURINGE ___ URSN unrun uInuu CALL IUIN ruM Hubert M. Hutchinson, Dean of Prof. G. C. Priester, Of University Yale Law School, Will Assume Of Minnesota, Makes New Office July First : Discovery Here IS BUT THIRTY YEARS OLDI TEST W...…
…~OZh ____________ fMTlIA N- I AIV' ~AY~APri~ ~71~29 Published everymorning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications.1 Member of Western Conference Editorial! Association.1 The Associated Press is exclusively en-1 titled to the use for republication of all news (ispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered, at the postoffice at A...…
…'. . 'T TFG 'il , ;-tZ. x .: .gyp- T*f4*E " M'T C-H I C A N FACIE FIVE THE MI7CHTCAN - ?AG~ FIVE ., .' . A FAvAUM y EON== ''! . V MEN ANS CONFER Librarian Describes TEAMS TOPREPARE O ITT RPORTSOCIOLOGY STUDENTS WILL STUDY Training For Work FOR TENNIS MATCH WORKING CONDITIONS IN CHICAGO ACTI Ifouse managers are urged to get OSponsored by the National Stu- board, room, and carfare being in-B , O J L L O "Opportunities open to grad...…
…~ 'PAGE B. 1T'HE MICHIGA-N DAItY SATURDAY, APR~IL 2'?, "1929 ' j 9 MANY TEAMS COMPETE AT ANNUAL DRAKE RELAYS W STS TAC K ST ABS. Tennis Squad Will Engage Wildcats Today At Et TO ASSAULT RECORD LEADS MICHIGAN SCRIMMAGE HELD FTYEARLING NINE Illinois Half Mile And Four Mile IN DRAKE EVENT IN GRID PRACTICE SHOWS PROMISE elay Quprtets a vored To In nimprntii ngthe hard intein1 1TFM game with the Varsity reserves Ili ii 'ans ton ;H TO ...…
…t; RAf~fbAV, A~kIl 27,. 1929 . THE MICHIGAN DA TLV PAGE SEV7Th , - HARD TITSCONFRONT HAYKEYE BLLTEAM'' Iowa Diamond Squad Will Battle Northwestern Club Today At Evanston- ILLINI ON CARD MONDAY (Spc~ial To The Daily) IOWA CITY, April 26.-Still notl well launched in the Western con- ference race after losing a 10 inning' game to Illinois and being rained out at Michigan, the University of Iowa's baseball team is ready for an important ro...…
…PAGE BIQHT THE MICHICAN DAILY S1ATURD~AY, APRIL 2'?T, 1024 ' D AILY OFFICIAL BULLE TIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Vol. XXXIX SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1929 NO. 151 Students' Recital: Philip Culkin, baritone, pupil of Theodore Harrison, will give the, following program, Monday evening, April ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Yr Ain" Ahr 41P ZI.-W, 14W t r t a n a~ MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 154. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1928. EIGHT 1P SCHOOL JOURNALISTS HEAR ASSISTANT DEAN AT OPENING METN TALK BY IIUMPHREYS SCHOLASTIC PRESS MEETING OPENSI 200 ARE IN ATTENDANCE Journalistic Organizations Sponsor Three Day Convention Of School Editors "Don't go to college if you don't want to. Go to college if you wan...…
…__________________ ___________THE MICHIGAN DAILYPRAY A RIL> 27 PLACEMENT COMMITTEE COMPILES EMPLO YMENTREFERENCES TALE After a year of research, more than alumni with reputable companies and 2,00(0 references to about 120 differ- business findustries. Pawlowski To, Attend Aviationl' Convenition v) P1A11 ent occupations have been compiled by the committee on Vocational Counsel and'IPlacemnent, and intormation per- taining to places of emp...…
…, TEACHERS WILL HEARl CONSERVATION TALKS - Lectures Relative To Forestry Week Will Be Delivered This Morning .To Schoolmasters SUCCEEDS EXILED STU) SOVIET MINISTER' ti j :V,' , q ,t: d)' M 'i 91D YOUNG WILLBE SPEAKER Apropos American Forestry Week, being celebrated throughout the Unit- ed States this week, the biological con- ference of the Michigan Schoolmas- ters convention will be devoted to x ; ; ,; R> , . + } ' a F conservation. Thi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1 928. iblished every morning except Monday ng the University year by the Board h :rol of Student Publications. ember of Western Conference Editoria xiation. he Associated Press is exclusively en I to the use for republication of all news atches credited to it or not otherwise ited in this paper and the local news pub- d herein. ntered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor igan, as second class matter Special ra...…
…THE MTCHTGAN DAILY a, .. ..... _ _ - - ..J w.. 0.. -v-vvzs- s- SS Z 5 i i i DANS AND ADVISERS MEETAT UNION TODAY Discussions Will Concern Cooperation Of high Schools And Colleges STUDENTS MAY ATTEND Sessions of the Michigan Associa- tion of Deans and Advisers will take place today at the Union. The meet- ing is part of the larger convention of the Michigan Schoolmasters' Club, convening here this week end, the conference of the Asso...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SYRACUSE A L L PLAY HERE TODAY AS PUBLICITY CI EF SYRACUSE BALL TEAM TO COMENCE SERES~ - - Olympic Aspirants Gatherv OFWO ENCOUNTERS At Drake And Penn Relays) .fir i . k RINEI.ART LEADS E INDIANA ENTRIES Hoosier jae hroer Will Seeek To BY STA DRD Dispiace Kook's Mairk _ CLOSE GAME IN I-M COMPETITION Pu ELFOFive Fraternity Games TerminateI With Lone Run Advantages (Special to The Daily)W Formcr Iember of Daiy Spor...…
…r THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 THE M.CHI..N... .. 010 II1[Q'SVRCUSE PAEL TEAM j TUI LOSES TOSTATE MNIE I1 9 1iT U I kl~ ~J _ LI TlhfllflfflW(Continued from Page Six) in g; star of the day. McCauley also To P u o~ o . ° e Ilaye fine .afield. Peck, while he --- A made the only error, for the Orange, M.3ilileso1a, ('higroWiI1i 11nelle made a sensational one handed "catch (onflereuee Seasolls A ;, inst of Rinehart's drive on one occasion. Ilinos), 'u...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DAILY 0OFFICIAL -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.W., Saturday.) l I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . W W 0 ko W .0 . I Volume 8. FRIDAY, APRIL 27. Number 154. .. _ I Academic Promotions: The following promotions to and within the professorial ranks in the various Faculti...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Y .Oiitt tl tti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 147 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27,- 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS BASEBALL NINEWINS IN SLUGGING BATTLE WITH MICHIGAN STATE ERRORS FFSET BY TWELVE HITS EARNED OFF4 TOLLESI NEBLUNG LEADS ATTACK Michigan Reveals Some Of Potential' Hitting Power And Scores Rive Runs In First t Although the Wolverines still prac- ticed some of the pranks that...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WE'D\ESDAY, APRIL. 27, 1927 TH MCIGNDALYWDNSAY-ARL 7-12 t 1 i 1 ' I 1 1 1 ' V~i1 Bre k Gr und or E ectin Ofthe combined seating capacity of both !est theaters iin the country.befr Theater X ith Lett ino- Of Conltracts enE titie; , nishe~d with exquisite appointmnt The stage is being so constructed such its specially dIesigne~ldtraper, 3: as to enable the operators of1 the ,n carpets, comfor,!table chai-r:,.am Plans have ...…
…ITHE MICHIGAN~ DAILY _PA(IF TMIKS Im ai [riit is? ±Ii oiiin *'aff li Last Two I Years Are Cradiiates Of.3 rIi hersii les OBTAIN 26 A.B3. DEGREES {GIVESFUDFOR. HISTORY WORKS Major Thomas MV. Spaulding, '02, of Baltimore, has donated a fund to the General library wvhich is to .be ex- pendled for books in the field of his- tory. The fund, ,,which is to be known as the Stephen Spauldling Memorial fund Chas been given b}* AMajor Spaul&d- ing ...…
…PAGEIFOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1527 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Cnntrcl of Student Publications. Members o@ 1Western Conference Editorial AwsoCia ton.. 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 therein. Entered at the postoffic....…
…VEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FACE FTV 4 T........... A = I BMUM-AVA 0- flELECATES REPORT ON A C CWI CONFERENCE Old Resolntiown Regarding )Iemler-. ship In tConfeence Abolished; New Platform Adopted STRESS hEALTH PROGRAM One of the largest meetings in the histor.y of the Athletic Conference of American College Women, was concluded Saturday, April 23, at Cor- nell University, Ithaca, New York. The University o Michigan was ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WYEDNESDAY, AgIRI. L ,927 Y u fl° r - f.. . __ _ -- -dop-dI- I I __ .. "7 _' 1 t i s i A 4 J C {\ f i 1 y 1 1 j FF i. f ryR'Y SIX TRA'CN NAMECardinal OutfielderRDRI Gets Circuit Clout, TO COMPETE AT PENNON FORAR PASSIN Northrop, Cooper, Hester, Hornberger, Players Shw Well As Practice IsI Ketz, And Schravesand Are Held in Blo ng And 'Talkling Michligan CVlices 7JWill Serimmage Soon NO RELAY ThANS PICKED NE...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL Y PIRATES . ANT Title At W1imbledon TIE FOR9 FIRST PLACE , AL I.- Tie For First' Plate; lMaeliniu Win From Boston CHICAGO 'BEAT'S DETROIT St. Louis lost its position as lead- er of the National league when it lost to Pittsburgh 9-5 in yesterday':, game, while the Gianits went into a tie for first plac,.e with the Pirates by beating Brooklyn 7-2. In the other Nrational league contest Cincinnati de- feated 'the Chicago C...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE . MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDsiY, APRIL 27, PAGE EIGHT WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27. THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN P'ublicauion in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of -the University. Copy received by thq Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten. VOLU ME VII WEILNESI)AY, APRJIL 27,9i1%27 'NUMBIER. 147 Automobile Rulings: Due to violations of the ru...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Y 5k i~an att MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL XXXVI. No. 152 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ENATE APPROVES BELGIUM WAR DEBT NIN poug ACTION BUT COMES BRISK UPPER AFTER. BRIEF DEBATE IN HOUSE COMMISSION ACTS Directs Communication With France On Unacceptable Provisions Of French Debt Proposals (By Associated Press) 'WASHINGTON, April 26.-As the negotiations for th...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL-27, 1926 Waiter Sets Prize Table regularly once each week. The bulle- tins, aside from the regular general University antd college ann1ounc Iell-c and catalogs, include such oc her is- r lips "asthe forest ry, fiungipal fld ill- , si rat ion, li)bralrv cxi elsion Service,j biolog ical station, chemlical cngiiic(r- Ing , andlsc.17W(design, anjd physics de-, IIaii inellt a lxioi tenci£ilt's, the 1Presi- (1(1t...…
…N qxUESDAY, *ANPRI.L 27, 1920 Tt4r A/[YrTJTr-ANT nAtl V _.... ,..: ,.. m. .,. ..I r-i AiIl.,yICLTC AM T'i-N1 V WAGE THREE "HEALTH MEETING* Tfln nr on n nflflifI Hospital Heads Ui Vl 1T~jjt ..:,,,DR, HOBBS TO SURVEY I t L n11fereiicc Will Follow Luncheon At Uu ion;a One Of Three Mleetings t Given Here During Year EXPECT 20 DELEGA TES r It 99TInspcction of the University "hos- i OATF15U[S pital will be madec by more than 3h' members ...…
…4 PACE POURL THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APR1L 27, l9 Published eve y mrning except Monvay during the University year by the Boat rIn 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 f credited ir this paper and tke local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoffice ...…
…TURYSDA Y, .APRTL 27, 1923l THE MICHICAN DAILY '-{. 4,, :'.1 It: Vq k. fi9 f°, z , _ (1 STUDENT PROBLEMS Michlgan Judiciary Body Lacks Powers Granted To Siilar Bodies In Other Schools ' /f \'I 'r4 .4,",. -w~4 tt I. HEAR DONALD McMILLAN Business and discussion meetings relieved by affairs of a more social nature formed the nucleus of the sec- tional convention of the Women's Self-Governing association held from April 20 to 24 at ...…
… PAGE IR 3I THE MICHIGAN DAILY TlTT SDAY, APRIL 2'7, 19 '6 TH.IHIA.AIYTESA.API-7,12 e . .-t ; . , DETRIT CONTIN UES UN LOSING STREAK 4y Cobb Shuffles Lineup In Attempt To Win Ball Game, But To No Avail ut WT TEAM SHOWS PROMISING FORM Veterans And New Men Alike Capture First 'Jatehes; Crane And I lian Do WellI PLAY INDIANA MAY 1t Boston Red Soxj Strengthened By Tiger Discards HE Former Detroit baseball players now wearing the unifo...…
…k TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _. _. _ ,__. _. .6 . . .e......w __. ,m..,,..,. _ .. , TRACK MEN TO IUJN SAUDYAT IOVVA!, Rainmer, Javelhi, And liscus Events Should Add Many Points To Michigan Total IOWA STRONG IN RELAX Including a host of brilliant stars and a crack one mile relay team, the Iowa track squad, indoor Conference champions, appears to be one of the best balanced aggregations in the country, and should furnish, ...…
…PAGI r~lGiT THZ MIC HIGAN .flATLY TT7T)DAY , A7RlT 27. 1124 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.,im. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdays). VOIle VIe 11 TUE IAY, AP"RIL 27, 1926(; \aimlecr 152 Caimp Directors anid Counselor-s Tralifing Lectwv': .The first meeting of the series of four lecture, discussions on Camp M...…
…L ,I. r t toau 4:3atl 1 On( SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1924 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, IWAT~ Ii BLLETIN SAME SCORES WITH WINNING R[TN WHEN MARTS DROPS BALL ON TAKES MOUND- UNG EXTRA INNINGS Despite reports to the con- trary, De Hart Hubbard, did not{ f break the world record in the broad jump.. Hig final mark, verified by special call to Des Moines, Iowa was set at 24 feet 2 3-4 inches, which was made in ...…
… i F Coffman Will Lead Groups Siummary of Previous Discussions ES WILL ADJOURN TO WClES AFTER MEETiNG epresentatives from all parts of state, gathering in this city for a ee day Y. M. C. Al training confer e, ~l1 close the final sessios of meet this morning when Mr. Hal C. 'man, secretary, of the local.,tu- ICh risi2,n association will lead gr ops in a eneral:disuson of problems which were obroughtu j he various meetings held during' past ...…
… b&Ck -aiia. NAVA' eag eo wh;lo were ele ed flArril 9 qWill .nr uia ra]un ic~~~~ 1, Inst< lie prec asme-OLbIWMNhL not riwr T HLEIC CONFERENCEI EN TO HAVE LITICAL SCHOOL morrow in the parlors of Barbour) gymnasium. Woman Appointed As Labor Delegate Unversity Sujmmr Session Faculty Members W1-1l Be Principal Speak~ers TUT:EI ted to the~ voters to of ol(1 a~n Institute of Govenment aid1 Politics, July 21 to 26, at thep 1Jxfv-' Daily m...…
…"ICIAJ4 NEWSPAPER OF TUE UNIVERSITY OF MI1CHIGAN blisl~ed every morning except Monday g the University year by the Board in 0o of Student Publications. embers of Western Conference Editorial ciation. ie Associated Press is exclusively en- I to the use for republication of all news tches credited to it or not otherwise ited in this paper and the local news pub- d therein. ttered at the postoffilce at Ann Arbor, igan, as second class matter. Spe...…
…THE MICHIGAN~ DAILY IUULb IUfL 01 LPE DLBE6 I University Of Muarid Professor Talks} On Dramnatic Technique Of Spanish -Playwrite REFUTES CRITICIS-I THAT AUJTHOR LACKS ORIGINALITY Frame Up", Cries Wheeler, Indicted On Bribe, Charges DRAMA (Continued from Page Four) Maigre Lui" in "The Kiltartan Moli- ere" by Lady Gregory, procurable at the library. MME. TCHEKHOQVA, the wife and widowi of Anton TIchek~hov a mill lire- t'ickets for the readi...…
…:A'OMO N n~i~rnru~rrr r N ourrnuri -wr~ ti! 1 l QHIISN DEFEATS (Continued from Page One) 3opened the frame by grounding o Giles but Workman followed with a single.' Kipke dropped soff's fly to center, and Work- scored when Ollie' Klee forced1 soft at second. Cameron then 'ed a double, the third consecu- hit, scoring Klee. Stryker, at- h still wild' in the next two in- idid not allow _a score, nor did on who replaced hilm In the last f...…
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… F FI ClA L BULLETIN in te Buletn isconsruciventice to all members of shty. Copy received by the As~u to the Pre ident until (11:30 a. mn. Saturdays~. 4 e ns : here will be no confernce of the Deans oan Wednesdlay, April 30. .rbor Art Association': here will be an exhibitionl of watercolors, etchingbs, and dry-points by Gallaghier, and of color wood prints by J. Waiter Pillip,,at Mvemorial week days at 1:30 and Sundays at 2:00O p. ino. fr...…
…I 'o 2r4 lt Iai Two VOL. XXXIV. No. 4-4e,. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAt, APRIL 27, 1924 PRICE, FIVE IMMIGRATION AND WORLD PEAC Student Opinion Concerningj Issue Now Confronting Nation DEPLORE ATTITUDE Bates Favors The subject of immigration to the R es c In United States has been discussed the- oretically and practically by many' noted, authorities and students of thei r subject for many years. All possiblet criticisms a...…
…t imm ;S 1I ZS ion Issue kyo Disavows Threat In Note On Jap Exclusion By Murchison 31abie tanswer to this paradox is found in With the passage by Congress of the the newly awakened and intense na- ew Johnson Immigration bill, and ional pride which followed the World noe Jesimigtionh billssaedffWar. For the first time they had come iore especially with the passage of to be recognized as equals among the he section which provides for the nati...…
…iV U %.' i"~ .1 tA tA 4, Traditions 4 to -to I SENIORS SWING OUT IN CAP AND GOW' f Women and Fifty-four years ago women were accepted for the first time as students at the University of Michigan, and with their coming many new tradi- tions were started that make a part of the life of women here today. One of the first traditions to be es- tablished was the annual all-campus spread for the women of the univer- sity. This was establis...…
…ICHIGAN DAILY I Books and Writers THE HREE S OF BANKING At Life AT LIFE, by Floyd Dell. I by Knopf, $2.50. sd by Murchison Mabie novel and the essay are ated is an aphorism. It. is much as does the matter. It is fortu- nate for Mr. Dell that he does not delve too deeply into some of the mat- ters which he discusses. For there are a few essays in the book which fall far below the standard set by the rest. One feels tempted to wonder...…
… A May Festival The Braslau, True Co Will Ap~ Thei~3 i~ sox tiu~ ~in t1~e quajity of the ~ like t~e;se~su- ous swee~nes%4 ~f t~e A st'ing 01. a 'cello Which strikes a re3ponsive chord in the hearts of all the world. It is a- voice which exceeds every other in range; in the high regions, above th~i staff usually regarded the exclusive range of tenors an(l 50- pranos, It is easily at home, while in the lower register It can often des-...…
…'pens Cross Country Hiking r Season Opens For 'hysical Education Classes Blind Girl Becomes Head Stenographer Although an accident at the time she was seven years old left her blind at her home in Windsor, England, Ma- WoMen Break Record In Country Hike Cross To California The most refreshing news on this Spring games and all outdoor ex-f ise make up the athletic program the women in the department of ysical education during the ...…
…gall Go On Air With 6 Programs Pho~tos By Ra dio, Laiest Invention WhatTe il WvesAreSayig j , fA:MERICAIr OUt rI)KEEP HER WhatThe ildWave Ar SayngiPOPULATION PRESSUJRE LOWI picked uj the morni The lis 4 I,. . S. TO LISTENERIS PLATHIREE BY'WEER PRO. GRATSFOR TOIGTTJjES. DAY AND FRIDAY Any man who places a bet on a big league baseball game after 3 o'clock. is a fool. By 3 o'clock the aver,,vge radio fan knows who the batteries are and...…
…ens a 'uertli ,erns a inl 1. er. B~ lace dL ;order uis mne hock ponl hi: 7is bo [m-ton. 3wansc newg which ving at ugh "T son off lion thans iwn pie -- --r ?t1 iern the Italians, the Japanese, and so on, Pursuing its new policy of first run' can finally be isolated, and adjudged ie rapictures., the Orp Iheunipr sets for the desirable or undesirable in them- I hurches -I firs-,Attree da Ys of the week, Monte selves fromt the standpoint of our n...…
…iER BLY Y i an ttl ISEE YOI VETS'H I. No. 149 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE f MILL-TAX WE[ BILLS TO LEGISLATUREI i -.-..- r..= -1 I- tSON, STA'E SCHOOL IN TENDENT, FIGHTS MEASURES SSAGE WOULD 3R PRIMARY FUND' urton and Governor Groes- linve No Objections to Such Action April 26.-Two bills in- estrict the mill-tax reve- University and the Michi- ltural college to their 1 of $4,000,000...…
…THE, LI ....,.r -- - - -_ ATTENDS, II RESC~i 5r YORK MARRISE I-E jNlTTEr m iWAJU( CES1 - FR M VE GL DE ' ILDS, PROF, a. F.511111[MAES MIAN TLLS OF .LOST PARTY'S PERILS 1 BIRGAY M[ET1NG / ~ I Prot. A.Franklin Shull, of the zool- . s ogy department, left yestl erday for .. tions of clerk and city carrier in the Russia; it is Ann Arbor post office. Preference will Norway add be given to ex-service men. Danes RMay Recognize Sovie r = Mosc...…
