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…..._.._ ,t t t PRESS DAY A)D NIGHT SERVICE _.....v,,.... ... ,..........,. : :M.,,.. ,., .. ,: . «..x ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1922 PRICE FIVE DERWOOD IS UNION PRESIDEN i %!a THREE LECTURERS . Lb.RIYII', ON COURSE NAMEDI u1111 Prof. Thomas C. Trueblood, of the I i tuE L ni H MAN s rn public speaking department, has an- ii11 IlI i l ll unced a artal lit of men who will peak under .the auspices of the Uni- OF UNION ...…

…DCOOL r~~ I r Sw 43au 4be :43 - at PREL DAY AND NIG ' SEIRM 11 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1921. PRICE Sa NOTE TELLS RMANY TO MAKE 'FERS TO ALLIE ON UNKNOIWN FOIR SUDYEN SENDING AFTER LONG DELAY Aryan Sends 2,ooo Pamphlets Here Denouncing Menace of Darwinism LIN William Jennings Bryan has sent 2,000 copies of his pamphlet, "The Menace of Darwinism", to Ann Arbor for free distribution among students of the University. In ...…

…litpiAnp ttlx F A bAY AND NIGHT SER VICE ,A ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1920. PRICt 2THREE C . t .' Engineer 's Heart & Diamond Go To Fair W. S. G. A. Dekgate From Iowa (E.V.) susceptible, or maybe She over-pow- Leap year, the W. S. G. .A. conven- ered Him; but, at any rate, the very tion, and a fair delegate from the fact that she was a delegate to the ---'"fon r a'l COx- University of Iowa, combined to bring romance...…

…[ER I 3k iAa att Secti4 One SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1924 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, FIN NED ITIN; INE NATIVES ST S SUPPLIED )DS FOR NEEDS oats Combine pt To irs May 3, (By A. P.) Ly air cruisers at- the globe which tch Harbor since at 11 a.m. toda3 350 miles sou,;th- . to wireless mes- The Week's News In Brief NATIONAL President Coolidge was quoted as saying in a telegram that he was try- ing "to deliver" ...…

…m11r ESTABLISHED 1890 I g It A laitM MEMBEF ASSOCIATI PRESS 060moom . . VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 160. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1928. EIGHT w IIR TUG OF WAR IS FIRST EVET I ANNUA_GAMES1 TRIO OF CONTESTS TO MARK ENCOUNTER OF CLASSES SATURDAY MORNINGf CREDO LEADS SOPIOMORES Present Sophomores Enter Contest In Attempt To Keep Slate Clean After Three Victories Beginning this afternoon with the tug of war, the freshman and sopho- m...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 LY fr 3 & n 4* MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIL No. 153 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS REGISTRATION BOOTHSI FOR> STUDENT VOTERS WILL BE OPEN TODAY1 APPLICATIONS MAY BE FILED THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW MUST REGISTER TO VOTE1 THEME OF CURRENT GARGOYLE ISSUE EVOLVES FROM GREAT OPEN SPACES With its mosquitoes, sunburn, and canoe paddles ,the great out-of-doors for...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 "fr t 41 att4kw MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS .............. 0 VOL. XXXVI. No. 158 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICIIIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS r w re w nrrr PRICE FIVE CENTS ENGINEERS DESIRE MORE CULTURE AND BUSINESS COURSES PROF. WHITE GIVES REPORT OF GRADUATES' ANSWERS TO QUESTIONNAIRES TREND IS NATIONAL Conclusions Reached By Educational Committee Also Given,-Ichigan Graduates More Successful...…

… ESTABLISH ED 1890 tAaf IL BI MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ' Vol. XXXIX, No 157. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1929 EIGHT PAGES MINNESOTA WI N S ORATORY CONTEST FROM SIX" ENTRIES Receives Third uivvDNT Place In MeetkIUIJ)'uu lifOAL AIR CAMP RIVE !Lloyd George A A IHER In New Battle 'run AE CULTILMI Hope For Deadlock Between Labor And Conservatives To Put Liberals In Office [Rua IVILL1111ha nr PHIMPURMI, League To Hold Of NewBu...…

…ATHER DWARM od, a6 aili TO, [I. No. 155 EIGHT PAGM. ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE EIN WILL' ILETONIGHTL FOl' LASS~~ FOI 1 ' ANNUAL EVENT TO BE HEID TO- NIGHT IN UNION BALLROO-M FEW REMAINING TICKETS PLACED ON SALE' TODAY «M#ason and Dixon Seven" and iKen- iaedy's Orchestra Chosen to Furnish Music SOPH BAND PREPARES FOR ANNUAL SPRING CONTESTS Pep was the keynote of the practice which was held b...…

…._.. it D PRESS itled t the ue10? a !t or aot othrwis ibltshM th rre1. A(ioki~aail as scoexi nerd Street. ed 3oo words, if signed. the aigna- V print but as an evidence of faithi, blishej in The Daily at the discre. ailed to The Daily office. Unsigned consideration. N. manuscript will "loses postage. ly endorse the sentiments expressed ALSTA!F one 2414 ...BRBWSTZR P. CAMBP$1L .............Joseph A. Bernstein ...........--...James B. Young ...…

… ..... SPAPER AOTHE UNIVERSITY OP MICHIGAN orning except Monday during the Univer in Control of Student Publications. OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ress is exclusively entitled to the use for s dispatch'es credited to it or not otherwise, and the local news published therein. stoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second iuilding, Maynard Street torial, 241 4. ed 3oo words, if signed,the sig- in pr int, but as an evidence of be published in The Daily...…

…morning except Monday during the Univer-. d in Control of Student Publications. OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ws dispatches credited to it or not otherwise and the local news published therein. ostoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second arrier or mail, $3.50. or Press building, Maynard street. 9 6o; l~ditorial, 2414. not to exceed 300 words, if signed, the sig- to appear in print, but as an"evidence of e...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DICUSSESI AOMS Inner of Nobel Prize For Physics Delivers University Lecture ESU1IBAES NEW FIELD OF WORK IN ATOMIC MECHANICS Dr. Robert Andrews Millikan, win- 3r of the Nobel prize for physics last ai, and second .of the only two Am- icans ever to have received that nor, delivered a University lecture 11 o'clock yesterday morning in itural Science auditorium on the tbject of "Atomic Structures." He aWs in Ann Arbor to delive...…

…THE MICHTGAN DAILY .f 111 1 - p ROGKFURHD 'PLAYERS LIST MANY SUECCESSES FORPRODUCTIO'N DURINLI SU MMER SSSIO N "BrniI'w~i," "Hr (ijirdhi6iiidl Eave-," for the next yea~r and a half by the A nd "C licago" Aim ong D)ramnas Actor's Eq~uity Association. ' f itleCa Oin Progriun "Mier Cardboard Lover" will be fol- lowed by "Broadway," Phillip Dun- Final plans for the third annual ning and George Abbot's mnelodrama sumrmer, season of the Rockford ...…

…_________ ~THE MICHIGAN DAILYWENSAMY4 1t"1?1) :l? I .11' MA .1, 1921 1 0 .......... Michigan AluniI Secretary' Is Chosen First President Of New National-1 Body scretazries in the United States. Iscuission of Alumni problems and -,cehes by some of the leading see- rkreiwere also liven. W. B. Shaw, general secretary of the Michigan at the ccn i aii, _iCa~l (AlEORI.-"are hitn Alumni Association and editor of the 11111l, N. C. Ioth lnade spe...…

…')PAGE 1IWO J THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 4, 192u ~'AGE ~ TUE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1926 WORLEY DEPICTS TRAVEL METHODSi~ P-art-Time Lecturer Portrays Close Relation Between Transportsa- tion Aidd National lWelfaire j AT THlE THEATEUS I To ay--Skreen Arcade-- "Th e Untamed Lady," 1 with Gloria Swanson. PLAN VEICUiLRTUNNEL UNDER DETROIT, Hill plans of t he Det roit River ubway Inc.., top building vehicu-lar and stre, ralwayv...…

…PAGE. MY TIH . MICHIGAN SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1920 DAILY - - _ i FOETERSTOP Yale Student Flies PLAYR To Mother's Bedside AT SAGINAW FOREST' 1N FILD DAY EVNT,.:::::::. . ANNUAL AFFAIR SPONSORED BY FORESTRY CLUB TO BEGIN^ AT 8:00 O'CLOCK SIXTY PEPLE TO ATTEND Y Rifle Match, Scientific Games Wood Sawing, Canoe Tilting { To Feature Day Events of all sorts suitable for a Forester's recreation will make up the Poresters' Field day, which will ...…

…mNA~_ _ _ _ --- I Features StockJ 7ago Symphony- For eenth mSuccessive Year MISSIDIARY TO :SPEAK kAT UNIVERSITY.SE hcE REV. MORURS FRATER SECURVDI TQ GIVE An)bRESS SU~ND)AY . . JEEMNO Rev. Morris Frater, for years prom- inenit'i missionary work among the f~outh Sea Islannders, will b h speaker at the .University' servics to be field in Hill auditorium at 7:30 O'clock Sunday evening. He will ta. k, on the~ subject, "Among tho, South' Sea Isl...…

…CONCERTS '1 d under the directions of Strauss music festival at Eisenach, 21, 1890, and met with the en- stic reception which - it has al- since received. Strauss' indebt- to Wagner and Liszt is appar- broughout the work, but there >.present much that is beyond the product of originality and "Progra m" Translated :ander Ritter, an intimate of Strauss, has written the am" of the tone poem, which to F. Apthorp has translated as Seise / the Se...…

….. ... o ". .. ,. - . , .. ... .,, .. ., ., . .. . . . " . ,", ". .. 'fir - , ' , . . ,, .. ". -. .. . ;., .... E NINE REVENSE Againj APE rJOURNEY consist of each of the two men com- posing the teams playing two out of three sets of singles. In case one house has not won:both singles con- tests, two out of three sets of doubles1 will be played. SPORT CALENDAR Wednesday. 3:00--There will be a baseball prac- tice for soph lits at 3 o...…

…T ' " x" 1 r : te r- .".-,-- r ;' w - ... b jI J-LIT BASEBAL All candidates for the junior lit baseball team are asked to report at 3 o'clock this after- noon on south Ferry field. With the opening of the sea- son scheduled for Wednesday, Manager Rorick- desires 'to ef- fect an organization, and to get in as much practice as possible before this time. Men are re- quested to bring their own gloves. Names of the candidates and their ...…

…THEMICHIGAN DAILY ... ... \1 M MIII0, _5. 5 rZ.S'ZS Women Approve Notices Clubs At State Wh, th r or not social clubs should; Read The Daily "Classifie wi i Y IOMEN RESPOND WELL "TO DRIV am Captains And Committee Invit- ed To Luncheon Tomorrow At Union Authoress Holds Judicial Post In Canadian Court }+ S EARN PLACES WCENT HONOR LIST More enthusiasm has been eviiced over the University of Michigan under- graduate campaign than has...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY H'kOR INITIATIS HEAR, uADDRESS BY SLOSSON Labeling Phi Beta Kappa as a con- necting link between today and the 18th century, because it was founded at William and Mary college in 1776,. Prof. Preston W. Slosson of the his- tory department yesterday traced the history of the organization for the newly elected members, meeting for initiation in room 1035, Angell hall. "Phi Beta Kappa is the oldest Greek letter fraternity in t...…

…AWIIM ESD4Y, MAY 4, 192'7 ,THE MTC~NiC. AN Tl A I I _Y .:.-. ; .1-1L'A VlI..-.L '2t'1 L.'r1J- 2. r£ A t R n U W tkins Believes Small Town Is Best Ithat confront society>. I amy not urgItx .1you all to becowe social wvorkers- For Hlealth and MN/ore Successful t I-Heaven forbid-blut I a111 urging yoa ' i t~~o remlember always that youwil 1 (Continuedl froin Page Two) 1 solution and it is the college grad- icitizens of a country and of01acon...…

…'.4 a A _ TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1926 Reports Show H( 5 Had Good Hi Students who are accorded honors Sfor excellence in scholarship gener- ~*ally' snter the University with excel- Slent high school grades, and show em- Sphasis on academic subjects during Stheir secondary school course, it was Sannounced 'yesterday by the committeeI T~charged with the task of arranging the third annual Honors convocation Yto be held at 11 o'clock tomorrow in Hill au...…

…0SATURDAY, MAYt 4, 1929 H E Ml C'14 -1 CPA N 'D A" I - t V t THE M1C~H1c~AN DAILY ________ I - &RIM a-N DECORATIONS OF NEW BUILDING LAVISH IN DETAILS NEI CONSTRUCTION is USED THROUGHOUT Theater, Cafeteria, Beauty Parlor, Tea Room, And Many Unique Settings Are Features TO BE OPEN TO VISITORS by P. R. Beautifully furnished rooms and halls, well equipped service depart- ments, excellent facilities of mod- ern type and construction, an...…

…iT .HICAN DAILY tl I IEW YORK WOMAN American Legion Auxiliary Cares'ForVeterans In Mexico - . - be no rehearsal of the ast today. whave not yet fired in. against the men are re- e this afternoon at the mer field as it will be >ortunity to enter the omen who are planning tdoor range will meet at orrow afternoon at the fice. There will be no day evening at the in- There will be a meeting of the life niembership committee of the Univer- s...…

….. ,. .. ._ .. ' . i " ., . ,, .. "' .. . . .. - ... , .. r. ,, J .. .- : '," "- .. . .,a ..,.. . " ." , . ., , - - +ti. . X : ti .f , N TRACK NOTICE I ien indoor- track Jer-: w at the intramural. who have won them ie by calling at this" .w _._ _ __ _, - . I. PENS." Nickle's Ar- I FRESHMAN TENNIS CALL All men who wish to try 'hut { for the freshman tennis team " should report at th4 Varsity 1 C courts. . Typewriting and Mimeographing pro...…

…i"WAMMONOWNwiwo .00 qHT LUNCHES [N ARBOR BAR BOWL our beautiful combs for ;ts' Ball. Saunder's Hair INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN TO SOCIAL SERVICE WORKERS Miss Imogene Poole, head of the social service department at the Uni- versity hospital, gave a short talk to the service workers of the hospital yesterday afternoon. She spoke of the two types of hospital service work, the recreational and educational kind, and the intensive case work. She stressed ...…

…11 IRnS ; IwI I of Stylus will close on May 15. Man- tella Brunt, uscripts, not exceeding 6,000 words in ing at New-'length, may be handed to the libra- amendations rian of the Rhetoric library, or to received at Margaret Walsh, grad., president of the society, on or before that date. 1 _FU nI LE IIUITIULUIU ELL CONIENE MHERE TODAY1 / - I EX.GOV. WOODBRIDGE N. FERRIS. WILL ADDRESS MEETING TUESDAY I1 I WIxomn 100 cards from old plate.. ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY E' THE except Monday by the Board in aference Editorial' ciated Press is exclusively en- use for republication of all news rtdited' to it o!' not otherwise, hi paper and the Cal news p("; it. t the po0toafice at Ann Arbi) . see ud 1ass r,~ter. p(Ctll r+te "rat. ~n by carrier, $4p0; by nll nn Arbor Press Iuilding, May tditoril, 214 an '7%6-M; Lusi mmnrnfiatiOlS, noA exsceding 300 )t o; 11 bnifire p li ha.. h Diy ~~~~~I~ o...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILYRIDAY, blished every morning except Monday rg the University year by the Board in rol, of Student ublications. :mber of Wester Conference Editorial :iation ;° e Associated Press Is exclusively en- to the use for republication of all news tches credited to it or not otherwise ted in this paper and the local news pub- I herein. tered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, igan, as second class matter. Special rate stage granted by ...…

…POUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY wrl)NESDAY, MAY , 9.27 1- t11 t, ir4 ttn ttil I Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Contrel of Student Publications.1 Members of Western Conference Editorialt Association. The Associated Press is exclusily 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-t lished "therein. Ent...…

… 0 PA~F FO~r THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUES~DAY, MA'?'4. 1024 s vy.ti,..,t a r .,. ... _,. Published every morning except MonAay during the University year by the Boat in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news1 dispatches credited to it or not otherwise tredited in this paper and the local news pub- limhed ther...…

…P L P " H E' M n'A N4 13 -I . - .. - - T.- 17- - ZATMILOU1, T(~R TH~ MI' I1C2~N~ rYATIZY ~T~bAk, 7~tI7~9 , 5 rII i 1 y i cedure would seem to be an at-l d tempt to make the best of our tight Published every morning except Monday two-party system, albeit a silly and during the Universit yyear by the Board in Control of Stuneat Publications, occasionally vicious system. We Member of .Western Conference Eitorial believe 'this can, perhaps,...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PHI 111BETA :KAPPA--Th123 ~ attVj ith th3, announcenlut of Phi Beta Kappa elections for l1923 comes the 'ICIAL NEIVSPAPFER OF THE interesting revelation that, of the 79~ 'IV"?RSI -Y, OF I'-1CIGAN ; literatry students upona whoml the ied evry :horning except Monday ' ioio of membership was conferred thie L.; iversity year by the Board in Iof Student Publications 50 Nwere women while only 29 Were I bees of Westerni Conference...…

…LII IL I i uil U.SC. ON LATURAYI ed Match Drilling with RIANS BRING STAR ACQUET MEN ON INVASION rain during the nIght and caused the postponement of city tennis match, scheduled erday afternoon with M.: A. match will be played at some ate, probably next week or he early part of the week of These are the, only times nth teams are free. weather and 'the condition of is permitting, various doubles blons will be tried in order to best possible ...…

…CANTOR ROUNDERS AR RI.c K D E T R O f T ICENTE 93LASCO IBANEZ HORSEMEN 7F THE APOCALYPSE At the regular meeting of the Wes- leyan guild at the Methodist church Sunday night officers were elected for the coming year. Edward T. Rams- dell, '23, ,was elected president; Les- lie Bettison, '22M, vice-president; Ruth Iing, '23, secretary, and Robert New- combe, '23, treasurer. Did you ever try using The Daily as a Shopping Directory? Satisfaction ...…

…[he I THE MAJESTIC Unscrupulous tricks are relied on by the Fargot automobile people in their race against Wallace Reid as "Toodles" Walden in "Excuse My Dust," which will be repeated today at the Majestic. The initial scheme tried consists of purchasing two m.a- chines made by the Darco company with whom Walden is associated and rebuilding them to pass as Fargot cars in the race. These are not the only disguised machines in the race, howeve...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY k A VA W"A Mal I __ M 1 FORMAL OPENING OF! TEAM GAMES ARE EMPHASIZED BY SPORTSWOMEN IN DENMARK i NE ATLTI HOUS SET FOR0WEDND BUiDING TO BE OPEN TO GUESTIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING YOST BACKS PROJECT Mrs. Clarence Cook Little to Receve;j Miss Ethel McCormick Plans Program of. Day During the afternoon and evening; of May 9, the formal opening of the nev women's Athletic building will be+ held. Cards of invitation...…

…WVEDNESDnAY; MAY 4 ,,1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 MIN&T VA ODAND DAPIDS BRVPBasic Differences Exist Between The ' 'Student Nurses and University Women GY $ 7,000 TO F UND' "Between the student nurse and the t must at all tUms measure Gp. I -- University woman certain fnae_ Aiiyt aesca dn net Amount Is Raised In Special (rifts' tal diff, ren.es exist," said Miss S iately pesseial to te s re- Frt;ni AIine; Mrs. J. W. Ily Titus, director o...…

…0 ' TrSDVMAY 4, 1923, THT MTCI-1CAN DAL\Y " it :+ r w+ , T f r w V q =I "AVAAM M =A-VAM U + 5 3 I a LEAGUE TO -PLEDGE ON BUILDING FU-ND 'Mrs. I. D. Ienderson Meets With' league Board To :Iaye Plans For Next Year WILL HELP ALUMNAE Will Entertain Oriental Women At Series Of Teas Mothers' Day Plans To Foster Understanding And Cooperation 1 _ .. - -- a To create a spirit of comradeship, Oriental women will be entertained to quicken...…

…tATvr2ttAY, fURY-43-IM «. 1 "Y I V lA . . .. [ ,. M".. .r,. . y j may. k ". Y.. AMC M rm . 5A' l7 . V 1 1,..Y71%A/ I .. i t L~~1 .. Y _ L' Orchesis Program During League OpeningM CHT UE DANCE WIL DE GIVEN Will Be Presented In Theater Of BuildingIS R0 UNDERGRADUATES F; STATEASSOCIATION WILL BEGIN MONDAYf N LE G _A LO University Food Director Chosen Women Wishing To Enter Tourney1 ,,E- i President Of Organization Are Asked To Sign For Dieti...…

…______ _ ___ _____THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ithe r Collegeso dIon has appeared in a great variety Attrac ive dresses, dainty and prac-y ofroe at the Metropolitan Opera and 'tical for girls from two to twelve C 1./+ __ ------ has also found time for seeral conl- otthwestern --"If our sense of 8s4eping in a mnortuary.-,Another stu- Misstordon' jestlt i to X11 were cultivated to its highest dent pays is expenise 1)y occupying ap...…

…es ERITIIE CHURCBL UWING HERLC DI1 jTION I;moral building or chapel which lends iNEEDING dignity to and often commands the campus of the older colleges and uni- versities may be conspicuously ab-' a new 10- sent from a state school plant. several of Such a plan would not require or- eseuts also ganic union on the part of existing religious organizations. A federated o-operative body or a holding corporation would Mould make answer the purpose...…

…25 cent -Adv. [nes! Sardines! Four cans for s this week at Schultz Grocery. 1 1 i IJLETIN 'I " 4, 1921. Number 147. s:. an important conference of the 'Deans at 10 o'cloek to- )xt year's budget will be discussed. Other offiers of the en invited individually to attend this conference. M. L. BURTON, President. .eeting of the Senate Council will be held Monday, May fice of the President. R. W. BUNTING, Secretary. last meeting of the Univer...…

…LaAAX& V L . l l V I TUESDAY 3:30-Fresh lit baseball practice oin All-fresh base- Ferry field. trough another 4:00-Senior lit class meeting, room a Saturday aft- 205, Mason hall. absence of the 6:00-Kentucky club will hold a din- s played on the ner Tuesday room 323, Union. ry field. A hot Those wishing to rese-ve plates conditions ideal call Burge at 2574. hers their first 7:00-Il Circolo D'Annunzio meets in y their wares Crcle Francais room...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rw yI _ unrirr/ A 9 MM M I i w v 2 A .Quuuiuuuur A, - ..~ t i Ino SQAD TOg ETOAFH SOTA SERIES, i I YEARLING TELEGRAPHIC 31EET CALLED OFF; RAIN The Freshman, telegraphic meet scheduled for yesterday with the Illinois yearling squad, was postponed indefinitely on account of the rain storm. The meet may be held on Thu'rs- day but )nothing definite has come from Urbana. 1LATION' LUNI OF AND BENSON )SE NORTHME...…

…THE MidHIGAN IYAILY D )LVERINENETMENOVERWHELM SPARTAN SQUAD, i. V, "Ni 1? 9 1 LA ICHIGA NET TEAM MAKES CLEAN SWEEP To DUPLICATE LAST YEAR'S PERFORMANCEl FRESHMAN TRACK f(p ] [j| T(AM GOLFERS TO MEET Y TEAM IS ORDINARY YELIU ILL ILI PURDUE SATURDAYVAi S-I lIN ' TOIEILIGE jLUUJ1UL Coach Hoyt of the Lireshman track 'Q 'Tfl DE[[H ih daily drills being held on teiG RS AT c :LOST SEERV n =j IN FRST DAL EETO OIITQOOR SEASON team stated that these...…