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…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Si"Xl)AY. T~AGJJ~ TW4 ITHE MICHIGAN DAILY 2 INDAY, APRIL 4, l92~ DATESOFSNR headdIine Is Set For Gown Orders; Fock Election Will Follow Spring Vaation AN*NOUTNCE CANE DAY Dates of the traditional events '.o be observed by the senior classes this spring have been set by class officers, pending final verification by the Uni- versity administration which, it is ex- pected, will be given at an early date. Che origi...…

….J ASIBY EXPLAINS ROME'S CULTURE .~N ERM OFHERROAD- SYSTEMS THE, MICHIGAN DAILY PAaE . TRR TIa-IP a MICIl1A3-'I:flANd AT! P -CniI 1efCnimm L~stt e rI 'rvYatIk oUIIla1c01 AntIUi rof land travel, he said that it was cu Slito sValt~ ie fRoads As Factors !tomary to make the journey frc 41 In Cen tralizatio* I Spain to Italy by land rather than s - because of the facility and relati TELL~S HISTORY OF ROADS itease with which the journey could m...…

…" ' GE' I'C "iT t TNT MTrPTr..&M nATT :V SUNDAY. APRIL. 4, 1924 I AAA lY Al...L .LL .a"')J. H L 1 7 V 41 . I'l 1 , AJ,* 1411/ a ie7G.V 0 .4 P'ublisheo very mnorning except Monday d ng th t. ive sity year by the board in C~i . ~f$~ijn: Pfbizcatlons. tmeii+o Westera Conlerenco Eional '11rhe Associated Press is exclusively en- titlcd to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise :redited i. this paper a...…

…SUNDAY, AP.IL 4, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAd% rivu THE MI.....D IL M4AV in i . M1 fl ' ' F t y r .._ _ r a ... tv R;tl) ol 52- 1: zib 0 ) urw r w . I I I A II AIOIIIII 11 1 , t ' - + k1a ;. ~OD~RII1 ITI~lE1TCommittee Established To A lid XUI M1ILtIILI Women In Choosing Pr~ofessions' N 5 Women on the Michigan campus are I It was discovered that courses INDO~iD ALgenerallyu ignorant of the fact that a( which would be most val...…

…-F. MICHIGAN DAILY SUN IAY.. Al1~.lL. '1. I~2G PURPE BLL EAMMay Break World \ Marks At Anual NOT 10 TAK TIP K saCanai Wihthe Kansas relay carnival only, Squad Has Practiced Outdoors Only two weeks away, in,dieations from the I Twic SiiceFfrs Cal ientries already received show that at Twic Slue Frst allleast three potential record breakers Last outhwill appear in the special Individual OUTFIEL IS STONG Jevn Kuck, of th~e Kansas State ...…

…S% i N; . Y. .APJUL 4 , ft.1;6 TI 41:7. MICI-ITCIAN MIT V VAMP 9 1WITIPP3 -- -n4.. Dv ?''..I A-J4..A~it 1 f-i i AL. [' VA(;M l FV 11;N c t: t c r c i t S b P n t' N a c n S, el q, lii ' wl. - _ _ _- - _ _ - ~ t L J r I . I ~ ~ U ~ C U ! TOrT Pannea ak )1 rOnlthese and the selectimtof OI '1y1' P~ Itics~I l P n;. a f i l a nt s , h o w e v e r , w ill n o t b e , -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ w Y O o w r r h1...…

…U - 't PAGE BIGm A * V*..'S*~.4* . ~.TI-hZ NiTCI--ITC'AM flATlY SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 19 s a ai:, va a ..,a aauraav vr-taa " , ..,..w---+. .,,R. .,... -._,.... 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 mp.m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). volume 1I SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 1926 Number 11 T Students Having Library Books: 1. Students...…

… DEDICATED TO JUSTICE f rt i~~Iait MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. XXXV. No. 140 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS , f MICHIGAN ACADEMI S.ELECTS OFF1IRS AS SESSIO0NS .EIND PROF. C. H. COOLEY IS ELECTED PRESIDENT; NEXT YEAR'S ! CHAIRMAN NAMED MANY- PAPERS READ Urge Conservation Of Animal Life; Form Chapter of 'Friends of Native Landscape' Election of officers f...…

…PACE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRfL 4, 1925' DAILY SATURDAY. APRIL 4, 1925 .x,: ,; : i EVERY' SATURDAY Ito WATCH 0 ' 'g IT GROW! .#1 After The Blow- Outt Bu tt i j .o cqip yurcar " 1*s 4 Specal D1 01onalCor C onsrcto oe t r - -bcascDulo tirske ol a. Ia S thTIre pair Company a ~"Oiie of the FinestFre Dealers in Michigan" :331 S. Main Ann Arbor, Micli_ X111111 ii1111111111 I IJIII11111 liiI 11111111111111 3tlt 11111111...…

…SATURIDAY, APRIL 4, 1925 PC ~ummTEMCIA AL THE -MICHIGAN DAILY PACE 1IIRRI19 1TELLS OF - ELSEY ) Jhs-Ilopkius Professor toime1Its on Dilscoveries; Valu able Pieces lUnwth1ed PARTY NOW IN ALGIERS o Revealing some of the many secrets which were discovered at the ancient '!.city of Augustus in the Taurus mnoun- 'L,Lc University of Michigan archea- 4ogical expedition last sumimer, Prof. David M.' RTobinson of Johns Hopkins uiversity and a inemb...…

…PAGE~ roun THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATU7RDAY, APRTL 4, 1921 t 11 r iy 1 1 _ ir. Y 1 I Published 'every morning except Monday during the Universit year by the Board in Control of Student ublications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titi,,d 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 therei...…

…SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE :111b TA AVA I Ba *V ) _._... PUBLISH NOMINEES Only Members of Associations Are Allowed To Vote at Elections Held Thursdayj REGISTER TO VOTE General campus elections will take place Thrsday at University hall, when the new executive members of the Women's League, Y. W. C. A. and the W. A. A. will be elected. Candidates for the Y. W. C. A. were nominated by a committee made up of...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1925 _. _ -- SAT{TRDAY, APRIL 4, 1925 11\\ i . .. -_ y ..... .., . e,,....o...... ....e.... !~ , w""" , r :q At" , . .... t MICHIGAN A.LI MAT TOURNEY DRAWS MORE THAN 40 ENTRIES aichigan Aggie's Unable To Send Teant In the lightweight cass Gillard Ot Accunt Of Spring Graydon, Maynard, Olander, Ratner, Recess Robinson, and Solomon, will vie for honors. Giliard is a letter man from! M...…

…'SATURIDAY, APRIL 4, 1~925 THE MICH IGAN DAILY time -.. - )hj~') -N~s N / / /7 4, 'iii' ~flT _ ~U iIi~~~ I, - -. ..- rue - -.ra . : 4 e4 I o-1461F i :.. 1:r. 7 9A " N; 5-a 1 r -f Y p~t S SPRING TOPCOATS 3i An exceptionally wide ran; e of patterns -and fabrics .makes s certain to meet ii 1our - ability Fashions 'A Pre-Easter Showing of Dresses and Topcoats M1 ILA I)Y is iirgentlj requested to~ view thils display...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ SATURDAY. APR1L 4. 1925 DAILY BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received b) the Assistent to th. Presient until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday, Volume 6 SATURDAY, APRIL 4,,1925 Number 139 Univershy Lecture: Professor Samuel E. Bassett, of the University of Vermont, will speak in Room 2003, Angell Hall, Saturday morning at 11:00. The subject of...…

…THE WEATHER WARMERI. A th PROBABLY RAIN TODAY F '9110 i 4r i tAI Ar att ASSOCI ATED and WESTERtN CON EDITORIAL ASS KXIV. No 139 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, S SUMMONED 'PEAR BEFORE E COMMITTEE; PLAN TO INVESTIGATE CHARGES OF CORRUPTION IN WAR FRAUD CASES LANE DISMISSAL WAS CAUSE FOR INQUIRY Senator Wheeler Presses Claii That Attempts Were Made to Cover * Air Graft Quiz Washington, Ap...…

…TIHE MTCHIG--zN iL' IL V ADDRESSESI TORS HERlE (Continued from Page One) ipents in British Politics," and Chemistry-Plivsics conference, ad- 3sed by Prof. R. K. MlacAlpine of Analytical Chemistry department. ferences In mthiematics, biology agiclture were also held. )today th~e programi will be fea- withI the addresises of Prof. uat P.Sherman of the University Ulios iand Prf.Grant Showier- of the University of Wisconsin will talk on~ "Gree...…

…THE. MICHIG.A N fDAILY - W1 , '' CHECKERBOARD INN WILL MPEN TODAY Women's League Sponsors Tearoom Located at Betsy Barbour Dormitory SALE 01? BRASS FRO~l M1W YORK CITY WILL BE HELD ) "Checkerboard Inn" the tea roomI 4sponsored by the Women's League opens at 12 o'clock today in Betsy B~arbour house. Luncheon will be served at 12 and dinner at 6 o'clock. Men and women students, faculty,, townspeople, and visiting schoolmas- ters are invited...…

…THE MTC IIGAN DAILY " ---- L NEWSPAPER OF, ERSITY OF NICHIGA every morning exceptI University ear by the 13 Student Publcations. of Western Conference E ociated Press is exclusiv e use for republication ofa credited to it or not o this paper and the local ne in. at the postoffice at Ann is second class matter. Spe granted by Third Assista feral. ion by carrier, $3.50; b Ann Arbor Press Buildin Editorial, 2414 ana 176-.IX ommunications, not...…

…THE MICHIGAN, DAILY .' :::9191iuin1u11111111 i 111111111111111111111llltill111l119li 1111111111111 lliii, llt11111111111111l1111 u - WANeD Fivvcr - .4 - -b'lTC - ~Licht\7 is the mechanic to fix _ r -w yoaur car up. The best'work at cheapest prices. Student cars his specialty. - - w. ACCESSORIES AND TIRES- em. . :-. '.. t 11-V"I a I AUTO PA Ford Sedan Just Like New Only $500 rDon't buy new tirfes- until you, have see CrNL Ifyuaecosdrn ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY + ""w . moolv 1 SM A0090" -N"o ""'. " OF, ) QW11111111M &- , -AONMNvl . -dommk I AALA NIL MOM r .+ri : r i M M^rw .rrrr .riW. iw w s -W--- . ST CONTINGENT OF DIAMOND SQUAD MOVES OUTDOORS TODAY I.E)ovCe VWeo hered i Outtielders And Pitchers To Start Exodus By Workout In Open Air ENTIRE QAD IS BOOKED TO CAVORT ON FIELD TO1IORROW Coach Ray Fisher will take advan-, tage of the sudden return of a warm sun a...…

…T~HE MICHIGAN DAILY ' _ _._,:_ FIE THIW ICOLUMN pCLOSES AT 3 P.M. I ADVERTISING TYPE WRITING ALL MAKES. Agency- Woodstock and Oliver typewriters, Sundstrand add- ing machine, Line-a-Tige 'copy holders, rubber stamps, 0'bto-is. cushion keys, type cleaners and sup- plies. Machines rented. ANN ARBOR TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. Phone 86, downtownj No. 9 Ann Arbor Sav. Bank Bldg. TYPE~WRITER REPA111I:;M FOUNTCAIN FEN~S Havo your name enraved ...…

…THE *MLCH4GAN DAILY - - -~- ,,..,.. ... .. - - --- lcation Y OFFICIAL BU LLE TI, in the Bulletin 13 coxwsructive notice to all memtbers of ty. Copy received by tb4t Assist4anit the t 'dt' uti (11:30 a. mn. Saturrlev F"RID)AY APRIL 4, 1)1- ttl e14$1.3l Apri reglar meting will le Friday, April -1, at 7 :1)V 1p in. iin the and- itm'0ritl i ane Ilull. 'Fhcre will be three ,J eakers:"Mitts Yi Fang \Vu iWomen1's Activities in Cina; Mr. Y. Ku...…

…L C 1a11 ~uii COME R * EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE _. . . _ POCK Acting Treasury CQMO DY LUB 1 TO Chief Youngest Since Hamilton WHITNEYTONIGHT FORNER K 3.--An anonymous let filled with pro- the University of g program and the being circulatedj embers of the State, in irregularities in ng the past three and charges made y conditibns existI partment. The pam- signature or hint f the w...…

…Ll enit on P'riet 's ): y Russian icw- papers CE IS UAIRI ,)I) i,1d to be the most pretentious things Dr. GUy, G. Alwaay, '16, Democrat,'- i'the issue.. A number of writings w Aas defeated by M.ayor George El 'by new cotrCibutors aj pear in this ? ewis, "eulcn or the offic oC TU SIC A I numblier. Thie detail's re gard'ingthe I mayor'. Only twVo Democrats wee TI C f A N~ poetry cot>>et will Ibe fouW nd ihe el'ected to office in the election, ...…

…I t, sA.[V 1Jf' 11 [ ~Ill 'i W~omen and freshman women' n the annual apparatus ,Id at 4 o'cloclk this af- rbour gymnasitun. The wiperform on six' ratus, tho parallel bars,. Aesthetic dancing classes will be held on, Wednesday and Thursday this week instead of Mon day and Wednesday ais usual. 'Tryouts for, the Senior Girls'- play will be held from 4 to 6 o'clock today and tomorrow in Sar- ahi Caswell Angell hall. Those who do ntot care to ...…

…It iL NMiCWW.AN U -AdL rdi inference Editorial is eLcusiv ely en- publication of all iit. or nt4other Cr and~ the local .e at Ann Arbor, matter. r mail, $3.5o. !s Building, May- and 176-N; Busi- atioria net to exceed $00 words the signature not necessarily to rent . ut a anevidence of faith, of ~eIts illl be published in~ t the discretion of the U ditor, if nailed to Thle Daily office. Un.i anunications will receive n10 con- No manuscript w...…

…IlTE MICHIGAN DAILYI hed y m": X } IMay Start Optical Work Soon On New Lens 'For Observatory Optical work on the 27-inch lei~s for the large refracting telescope -Whose, mechanical pa:rts are now under con- -truiction at the University observatory shophs, may be started in the near.fut-; j ture if the 18-inch rough :glass disk recently cast for the purpose in Sena,, Germany, and shipped to this country last. February, passes final inspec...…

… =-- _ ' 'uwIlliflulm I wU (c=i ,..... ' ,. .. BALL MEN PRACTIE UNER STANDS ON EVE Of SOUTHERNTRIP ,. Plans to Leave Friday onl F"or Lexington, Kentucky ENT OF 15 MEN. ON TRIP, THURSDAY etting another bad break from the ther man, Coach Ray Fisher had ontent himself with giving his dia- d proteges a light workout on 'y field yesterday instead of the duled scrub game as was played Vonday. eppy games under the stands con- ed a large...…

…... basKetb at 5:30 t Barb hletic a those A in athl1 I nasium by 3 o'clock today or to notify} Marianna Smalley at 334-R. - yed Team Debates for Commerce Luncheon! my I Ann Arbor high school's debating eli- teams performed for the Ann Arbor ball , Chamber cf Commerce at its luncheon o'- yesterday noon. The question debated our was: Resolved, That a St. Lawrence rm waterway system be constructed. Les- vho 1 lie Butler, Jr., led the negative t...…

… B ULLETIN a noteo to all memnbers of m.L (11:80 a. m. Saturday.) 4, IW3 -anmbper Mt I I .r....... ..w .: itectural corridor, Engineering Su evssD sg There will be no Vniversity Cin nlber Of I~ew Telescope of Csixnerce discussion sectionto night., I invtnflon,4 will be given to ltoldorn o Mltary baill tickets from 1 :f30lt65 3 o'clock today and tc:norrow in the lobby of the Union, Aple~oi o h rs rii ilbe given out for the last time from u 1...…

…t Y. ' ,: 00 4 C; I ILs _ .,. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1922,. LKE] ORj~ Capital And Labz Understand Each "If we are to have the world sen- timent for which we pray, we must ask God to- touch our lives with the power of seeing the point 'of view of the other man, the other nation, the other race," said Bishop Francis J. WITH McConnell, Methodist Episcopal bish- N op of Pittsburgh, Pa., Sunday night at Hill auditorium in h...…

…td. youth. Otherwise older people will is simple examinations as creditably as igsters ; Whereas the same youtngsters Begin to pass a test designed for adults. bably lies the explanation 4Qf some of the results and contrasts exhibited in recent ely entitled t. the *use hW .eted to it or not othemwle news published tkerein. Arbon, WYigaa. a.toecoad 5, Maynard street. 9414. words, if signed, the signs- but as an evidence of faith, in The Daily ...…

…rldron Writes Novel With )f Settings In Ann Arbor esent ed in y his- "Out- e are ifn in ly in .ccur- . Al ting, an the ( is' h nearly half of its set- Ann Arbor, written by hias. been published by mpany. The title is "The World," and the writer ron, '05. students, students who 'ywhere and done every- s, preachers, book- typesetters, farmers, w Zealanders and New he unity .of the human agents, sailor t his book." Chinamen, N Yorkers-unf, P...…

… .. 9... 6P4 f * i '7717,17 fig 'Wan~ ,_ .,....M.._. .. .. .. . ..;,. , .. .;.,, -rim -, .,. .LL COMPLETE AEBAL CARD, 1: have been added to the seball schedule for this. two games will be play, new Minnesota team and p for the gamies with In- were cancelled 'when that sent their diamond team ay 23 and 24 are the dates :ests instead of the May when the Indians games led. me with Illinois on May Iowa on May 22 and then ta games on May 23...…

…Teams rst Team Second Team - Rapids Union (C)..RF.... Malewitz, Grand Rapids Union nee ................LF.. MacDougal, Detroit Southeastern, d Rapids Union ... . C ........ ....Line, Detroit Western Southeastern.......G...........Sundquist, Negaunee (C) 00.................. ............Lindstrom, Negaunee# The tournament showed an abund- ance of good guards. Sunquist and Lindstrum, of the Negaunee team, which won the consolation cup have fir...…

…I Of Threats To Kill Classmate provement is noted one day, relapse is suffered the next. Dr. W. E. Brower, of Hillsdale col- lege, has been appointed to fill his temporary absence. CHESS MEN MEET TONIGHT TO PERFECT ORGANIZATION A meeting of all students of the University interested in chess will be held tonight in room 323 of the Union for t'he purpose of forming. a chess club. It is planned to hold weekly or monthly meetings In which chess ...…

…: :. I ue will meet at 7:30 o'clock ht at the Alpha~ Phi house. warsals of "The Yellow Jacket" is week are as follows: Today1 3 to 6 o'clock; act 2 in Hill au- ium; tomorrow from 4 to 6 k, act 1 in Newberry hall. .re will be an important busi- meeting of the Women's Cosmo- n club at 7:30 o'clock ThursdayI in Wesley hall. ena Literary society will have a meeting with Adel phi at 7:15 k~ tonight in the Alpha Nu rooms. h~igan Dames will meet 'at...…

….-r.... .. . I iL lVIi w « " ri " w 1 _ . BULLETIN WsHA' GOINS ON I I STUDENTS LUNCH 409 EAST JEFERS0N I 8:80 p. U. (11:80 a.. LSatmrdays.) TODAY Y, APRIL 4, 1922 Number 186 iterature, Science, and the Arts, Administrative Board: ill be a meeting of the Administrative Board in my office Tues- at 4:10p.m. JOHN R. EFFINGER. Engineering anI Architecture: in class rooms of Sections in Modern Languages which have g in Rooms 1, 21 and ...…

…O~NE I L re ii~r~n I atlx ASSOCIATED PRESS D)AY ANDJNiIHT WtH SERVICE No. 135. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 1920. PRICE THREE + P:a~RICEaTlii.. L f= .:: 4(RT H WESTERN ANNEXES TITL 9S ROUTED FROM iISBER;RUH ART I EBERT TROOPS. [UNISTS INTEND TO DESTRY ALL RUHR VALLEY IN- DUSTRIES RKERS THREATEN TO EW GENER AL STRIKE can Leaders Declare Present ull Is Only Breathing Spell; More Trouble Later (B? Associated Press) lenz, A...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wan 41-111 'ICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY 'OF MICHIGAN hed every morning except Monday during the Univer- >y the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the, use for on of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise i this paper and the local news published therein. ed at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ter. ription b...…

…ITHEL MICHIGiAN )I~ UAIL T U" F riday. .ratus examinations will be giv- nday, Tuesday, Thursday and "YANKEE" DERIVED FROM CHINESE, MAN SAYS who have earned chevrons for c arm bands are asked to leave .nds in the physical director's before next Wednesday in or- at the chevrons may be placed E 'Th nAL tylus will meet at 7:45 o'clock esday evening, Xpril 6, at the Gam- Phi Beta house. Prof. F. N. Scott I the rhetoric department -vill ad- ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,, . ., ,. . ,, " ... a f'" '. n Yn .. r " ".. Y' Y q X" w ''Y . n a 1 .. A . " . " . -. n. " ^ Y a, y a n h I J Y ^ ' ' r" ' . . . ." 13 . .". .. . ., ." . a. .. ", ". .. .. r. . . . . " . .' n " .. " a - .. .^ " " . ;. . .- .. "a ... . . . . i- .: . .. . - " r '" Y :' 1r,7"ow rt' SIT Q QINTETS Quarter Nile Interscholastic Record Still Held By Butler BALL NINE PLAYS FIRST FULL' GAME i Nortfwestern Two Morning Ga...…

…F HE HIGAN DAILY THE 1UGANDAIL .. I !an S Interest in Swimming Growi: .. IATIC SPORT DYVES .UCCESS SPEAKING OF SPORTS, FIVE FRATERNITIES REMAIN IN HOUSE CUSHION RACE FINALS OF CLASS RELAY SCHEDULED FOR RACES MONDAY By BOB ANGELL U1se in Popularity of Sport Bids Well for Future Tank 'I FAMOUS COACT, PRAISES ,ARD'S WOLVERINE OUTFIT (By W. F. Elliott) Slightly more than a year ago the University of Michigan informal swim...…

…rHE MICHIGAN DAILY NUMBER 1 Dontinued from Page One) electing the all-tournament fives 2s Mather and Mitchell were fac- a great number of players ofq . Many players were on teams ated in early games, and did not a proper chance to show their to berths on the mythical five. .alamazoo quintet, playing only Of of the first game, had two or players with recognition outside state. Shifts Found Necessary as found necessary to.shift men he positions...…

…3U f Y FEATURE SECTION RES SIC LITERARY A6F an, Fti113 SECTION TWO ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 1920 PRICE THREE -f ; :TO III IN T Docket' of ed by 20L, in the lock in the g held for murder by e, are ,it is refusal of iii the Owl, cofield. Sco- rescription, seized with should sell g propensi- nd lept the violent al- with the field out of a see a re- Lasterrlysteries CoveredIlyHats' Lots of Things Point to Importance ...…

…THE Mil DAILY .Ol A&-, THEM DAILY 1 IVERSITY OF MICHIGAN [CHIGAN HARRY B. HUTCHINS, LL.D., President . Cosmopolitan Student Community Eight Schools and Colleges LLEGE OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND THE ARTS-JOHN R. EFFINGER, Dean. rary and scientific courses-Teachers' course-Higher commercial course--Course anee-Course in !Forestry-Course in landscape design-All courses open to pro- il students on approval of Faculty. LLEGES OF ENGINEERIN...…

…riodicals Published During War To Make Up Alichigan Collection c (By Robert Sage) Newspapers and periodicals publish- ed by the enemy during the war, as i the cir- are, 'hgad. well as a comprehensive selection of higan. the more reliable French, English and of the American books and pamphlets relat- three ing to the subject, form the war col- lection which the University library lead- lude has been gathering since 1916. JudgeI. TT.irnoi+-...…

…fr"E MICHIGAN DAILY iiik of none who has been so un- ormly successful. - Professor God- ard. University of Michigan Leon- rd Wood League.-Political, Adv. Patronize our Advertisers.-Adv. { Barrme Defies Convention Of Triangle For "Different" Play I1 A WHY PEOPLE )R ASK FOR- R EAPM IS PURE TK THEATRE I DE TROIT dI (By Stewart T. Beach) There are other works in English literature besides those of Lord Dun- sany which seem to quite defy t...…

…HIE WEATHER PROBABLY RAIN WARNER LL Mw trtgau Iatj~l ASSCIATED PRESS. DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXIX. No. 132. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1919. PRICE THREE CEN WILSONAND THREE LEAGUEs ISSUES- NO TANGIBLE RESULTS AFTER COUNCIL'S TEN DAYS' .' LABQR SITUATION SERIOUS BUT NOT DESPERATE French Assured Military Protection Along Rhine But Desre Ter- ritorial Control (By Associated Press) Paris, April 3.-President Wilson and Pr...…