…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...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY RAIN TODAY LY G .434t ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE -- VOL. XXIX. No. 150. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1919. PRICE THREE a GOVERNOR APPROVES APPROPIATION FOR UNIVERSITY; BUILDING PROGRAM MAYNOWBE CARRIED TO COMPLETION BILL AGGREGATING MORE THAN TWO MILLION, SIGNED BY EXECUTIVE MEASURE PASSES BOTH HOUSES UNANIMOUSLY Largest Special Biennial Amount Ever Given State Institution by Legislature ...…
…I SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1918. LOAN HONOR FLAB TO ASCEND TODAY1 Three-Barred Campus Trophy to be Unfurled at 2 O'clock by Mildred C. Mighell, '18 CITY M] SHOW Violations creased inA the closingc day, Poice~ V8 , NFARING $200,000 I ng $4,254)YET LACKING Ini Second; lir Third. Entire Student Body Asked to Mee at Flag'Pole to Participate in Ceremnonies SU7NIVERSITY NEARING * $200,000 LOAN GOAL l$. For the third, time in as many years, Northwes...…
…HE WEATHER PROBAIBLY RAIN TODAY I I r UNITED PRESS DIY AND) NIH T WIRE SERVICE ;I VOL. XXVII. No. 150. NN A{RBOR, MCHGAN FRIDAY, 1917. PRICE FIVE CEN1 1 .r ... ..,... . mu am e++m rxa®o ii'+_ -. Ifl'TflEir iEi fl nl n i CHRISTINE MILLER, HLMOVIST, AND KINGSTON APPEA SECOND MAY FESTIVAL CONCERT PRESENTS WORKS OF ED- WARD ELGAR LUCY GATES TO TAKE PLACE OF GALLI-CURC Children's Chorus, Leginska, and Chi- cago Symphony to Be heard Tsis After...…
….rr..rrww TNTEGDAILY NEWS OF THE WORLD AND THE CAMPUS 7 2 Phones :-Edltorial 2414 Business 960 TELEGRAPH SERVICE BY THE NEW YORK SUN VOL. XXVI No. 148. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1916. PRICE FIVE CENTS. PA6EANT'S FIRST DRESS REHEARSAL SET FOR, TONIl6HT ENTIRE CAST WILL APPEAR COSTUME AT FINAL PRACTICE. IN RECENT DRILLS 0 SMOOTHLY List of Participants Includes Dancers, Singers and. Attendants Many Although Athe firs...…
…B LANCE7501 THE YEAR DL) 75c LOCAL The Michigan Daily XXV, No. 152. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1915, FRESH LOSE4TO2 GAME TO VA1RSITY Iughitt Does Receiving for Yearlings in Seven Inning Conflict With Weakened Regulars JIRANDELL RETURNS TO WORK FOLILA WING ENFORCED ABSENCE Anderson, General Utility Man, Suffers Fracture of Finger in Early Practice Most of Michigan's regulars took a rest yesterday in preparation for their comin...…
…G PAPER IN kRBOR IClm m r Dall. L READ DAILY BY 5,000 STUDENTS. 151. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1913. PRICE F I IIUE1II IILO DOPT RULES FOR CAOING rsity, Edison Company and Civic AssociationJnite to Take Precauions Against ,rownings. ACCIDENT AT NEW .DAM E4KES ACTION IMPERATIVE. el Lights and a System of Buoys May be Placed in Huron as Safeguards. ring that the Michigan Union lub, with only meager funds at posal, will be un...…
…J, SATIIRn, MAY 4, 1912. - - -- FIRST BA RE)1 * Eich, Michigan Represei Loses Out in Northern Oratorical _leet. IT WESTERN WINS O'CL( first and atch (Special to The Michigan Daily.) fe rsity EVANSTON, ILL., May 3.-In an ex- 'ber- ceedingly close and spirited contest, this Michigan took fifth place in the by of Northern Oratorical League contest oi ayed held in Evanston, Ill., last evening. p1 no at ber boca' 1; Sixth, ed at two ...…
…The_ ga Dail ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN.fllIUR5I)\\ , '\IX\ 4 11L1 Vol. XXI. 'N (.. 4S - . AL ASERRORS WIN l'' 7 S \ N0,11b.VRIT UICASIi __ GAM FO MIHGlANI .I i , *fcibeflii Mtlit, OPEN SEASON TODIAY nrsngs', wll egin ithis ee~t l~rsr lu at ctg oil .]tasks," the 'ttV engILIL In i n pIeer imeetig atthle i(li - - 0tol: hs lisenersfrontSeatteltoel' t 700 ocloelk for oan liours hr- Misplays by Both Teams Are I p; lii iityci tilterydy fB Band Prepares...…
…1 XI LOR, IJI iIGAN XX]FID\FSD )V, - NI.X- 4, 1 ljj Vol.. X X. No. 147. VARSITY IS READY FOR OLIVET SCIP, Collegians Sure to Live Smih ' Scrappy Battle in Today'sI Contest COACH IS IN NEED OF HIT&HRS lo ine tt asiy bscllt'm i k ill1h h is Astr o 1111 game ic 1 th \\' 101111c 1 1111 th (tm1l11C olge 1)1 111ere111 10 O 11 is1111i1 1 o a e 11 11'II 11111cdy ire tic et(1 a d l l rs Coah ick C} puplsio ' 11r ),1 ifc c fortS.lc c cl. t i 111 a11 ...…
…fie MC'hl a n I I Vol. AIX. .1XN\ kRB(I, Ill. '11(11'L 'II 'L I)\ 't'. 'i P .~ 909,ti VARSITY PREPARES. FOR AGGIE GAIME Farmers Are Anxious to ['reserve Reputation .- ulI's Proteges Train for Eastern Meet. T i Iwi, P i.\ < i ]Ia c Il a :( lit' llio '" tr ' ;l\ tlt I( r cr c < ,I ltti r rl 0f t '. li Still,.:1 . Ii 1 1 2 fi)) I ('I*"_'~ it ()111i11'1 - llarlti n t r the astcrn cI- s rill: I t. "t fall the cr >ss )"lilt I-% c M1.11Ihe-r ...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN AK1, R,10. NI I lOAN .SA I) 1 lY, NIAXY 1. 1907. VOL. XVII. No. 154. D. AftC WILL MAKE VARSITY HUSTLE All-Star Team Will Meet Lowe's Men Today on Ferry Field- Sullivan and Ovitz Eligible. I vX 14141111' I X Xiii X\' ii. XII Xiii>' III> IXIXYIKII LEMONSW AIDflGYM ItM 191 11108II2Q' I IUI1" MaXim loll i 1 XIX XXXrtiuitXXX.'XXXXX i rli ; tc, :tllc'(1ilc \\it l7 I -' ci cc t t"~~ l lt; m c h 1),i i1 ih L1)v. . ;it A...…
…The Michigan Daily tTOL. XVI. \NoRR)R, MICllIlAN, 1]i1 D A, \f\1Y , 1o01. NO.,I1 2. I0 MINS Everything in Readi cessful Performa Parade and Placi iations. futll dre~strehearse (I tod ot the first Tile111 1111a0'(-" I al-sl ileeltet o 1 a 10,1,thesow uoni-tittk T0h111111sthirds0 ti+ 1 rwith tdashand. slnwee ostts (if thtl ;tires of therethea1111 . pat S awthigte tfare 6 11tt)1 - tlc ijigt. 1 U~~~T I ~ erty-, tiownItLilerty 11o Matit alog ...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, M'AY 4, 1905. NO. 151 VARSITY WON HARD GAME MYSTERIES OF THE NILE ' BY TRUSTEES. CONSTRUCTION HAS BEGUN Michigan Defeated D. A. C. . ;ter- Celebrated Esgyptian Mus'eumn las Corresponding Secretary and Treas- (Styms W ere Taken pos'sessio of by day in Close (lame Score j Ben procured for the urer of S. L. A. to be Chosen-- an Army of Workmen Last Was o to 4. County l~air, Change in Electio...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1904. No. 151 N[WS [ROPI CI1IICAGiO S[NIOR SWING OUT [AWS ON T[AR PRACTIC[ GAiEfl New Law Building Opened to Stu- Successful Swing Out Took Place on Take Off on Lit. Swing Out. Two High School Defeated in Six Inning dents Recently. One of the Fin- Campus Yesterday Afternoon. Hundred Lawn Parade the Cam- Ga'Vart- Turner -dlureic Tried et Buildings in the Coon- Aout Four Hundre...…
…r . <tA' DA L-1 ANARBOR~il, MICEi., x'l'NiAY.NIiA'i 1, '11)- No " . lti MICHIGAN DEFEATS INDIANA Firo Prof. TIruebloodi "v;1 a. lrte Sx( (ddtiat'Iliitn Few Bri (- ant Ieatures 1)~ altls lle;t( t Irr xxt:tl~ t~tI i ' xx xi x l)lil i t- tfi lt tI'l1 xlx I~r tI "t: i' lt. 'fait 1, xllil-x1i x xi',r sxxlt'xixIrk I'ii)I11 'I'Titi i', : i'lix ' x tlI' it~it tl i ]l.' xii ll. 1tH x' 'x lid xx:11x (Ili 1i'x"ill.xx ll1xix i I lli'lxix lixit.ix'1ixi xii...…
…beoom.J i m , . it , VOL. XI. ANN ARlBOR, MICH.. SATURD)AY, MAY 4. 1901. No. 159 ...Our Special Line of.... A fIT I F Tl (II~~T~ Foreign and Domestic ISN'I 11 ABOUTUIII'IL II)LLLDRb1IF FA B R IC45 (ARROL D. STOR[Y, MI(MUAN'S R[PRfiSfNIATIY[ DfffATS THEl (RA(K ORATORS FOR SPRING Of SIX OTlHER LARM UNIERSIIES--E I S THREE [ iRSIS IN DIELIMEY has airrived and issiat- Mhio Wn itOtotEeeMterOrtraLeue(tss-Te ranged for inspectti. Ii d IdWofihO...…
…" o r " TW/ 'VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICH.. SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1901. No. 160 ..Our Special Line of.... A DECISIVE DEFEAT Allen, If. . 0 2 1 0 0 Hu_ lrley, rf . 0 1 3 0 0' Foreign and DomesticSaem1, 2b ....0 0 1 20 5 to 1 the Score in Yesterday: Game Freemnu, p ....0 0 0 0 0 A ~ ~~-Touhill Makes Star Play-BLu~so -4 FABRICS Were a Feature of the Totls . .1ft24N3. FO P I GGame R. H. P0. A. L. They cause, they saw. lbnt they were Snaw, If .....1 ...…
…She NtOr IJ "r o - o VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, M~ICH., FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1900. No. 160. f Spring Announcement CG. H. WILD & Co. We have just received oar line of spring woolens for men's wear. It includes everything in staples that are suitahle and de- sirahle for the season. We are also showing full ranges in nov- elties, in quality and style to suit the most exacting taste, consisting of Top Coats, Suit- ings, Fancy Vests and Golf Trouserings. We...…
…S he 'A.of 94iu~ VOL. IX, No. 157. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1899. THREE CENTS G. H. WILD CO. Will announce that we have now received our Spring and Summer Woolens. Our stock for the incom- ing season is the largest we have ever shown, is exclusive and confined, in both foreign and domestic goods, and is composed of the best fabrics in every line that can be obtained. We carry the largest line of Woolens in the city. We invite you...…
…c i e . o , 1c te y 'S. VOL. VIII. No. 160. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1898 PRICE-3 CENTS. At. Wild's Spring selections just arrived from the East. Call and inspect our...... Suitings, Trouserings, Top-Coats. N0 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN Palmer's Pharmacy ---....15 NOW------ Wilder's Pharmacy The store is undergoing a thorough renovation, and the stock is being sorted and increased. Precsrip- tions a specialty. Qeo. P. W...…
…luf , . VOL. VII. NO. 160. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1897. FOUR PAGEu-3 CENTS. VOL. VII. No. 160. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1891. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. i IReceived a full line of Novel ties for Spring Suits and Trouserings 18 97 y NO, 2 E. W ASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN. ORATORICAL LEAGUE. ' Seventh Annual Contst-Thle Vjarious Speakers. [helie Ol null ontest of the -North, J:1 (Isis trical League neenrs in Uice-i 11111a...…
…e . a i. VOL. VI. No. 154. ANN ARBOR, MICIGA, MODA, AY .-1% Fouit PACLO-2 CENToS. f;}; _= g Mm ROWD rT0 GU FFING AIIA.11 hefro 7is of0A1 1IqiOll 1)' 1 l 1 t I I 1RO R E W I i II I 'GERI. 'Oieiemw nw ei Wac~ inner of the Lea'(ue cContest Re- W1. fit'. Wediteoi. '4)1 tilt ".) sy-> 14a.i1) s am pi heen sold. Weinut 0011 101 lle Mt Xh. ole i-vi'o1- (Oto-41it .l-i iti, wO. ' 0111CCXOSal V'IU. thoft 1hoe reateot benltit of theo' v liiy 'i t-rY ...…
…ti /* Of SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. VOL. V. No. '150. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MICHIGAN VICTORIOUS. JAMES H. MAYS SURPASSES HIMSELF IN ELOQUENCE AND WINS FIRST HONORS AT IOWA CITY. An Eloquent Oration on "Interna- tionalism"-Captured the Large Audience Immediately-Mr. Ingra- ham Responds to a Toast-The Speakers Return Tonight. Tie annual contest of the Northern Oratorical league held last night at Iowa City resuited in a spl...…
…je . of Also, VOL. IV.-No. 153. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. NORTHWESTERN TOMORROW. The latter is entitled "Men That Tomorrow's Game will be a Close Michigan can do without." and con- One.-The Makeup of tains a number of hits. The car- toon faithfully pictures the delights Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock of spring from the college man's -the baseball season will open on standpoint. Mr. Campau furnishe...…
…fel p ,, F - G ¢ any, { p 4- VOL. III.---No. 1:52. 3Ni yI F 1TY 01'i C1,1I NAK, T .L SZa 1y, MA.Y 4y 11)3. TaasCets PltlOF, Tl--' 4, CIENTS. A FINE DISPLAY. J r1-xhits a'tshe orstCc ul'l I ' xposistsion-itIt s Ii o c # i t t.s -v aSTI~lItvo h:U s1al Wtorkin dis tlas sS Tara OUR15INC OMPARAB'LECLUS Ti the inetonscets "asasst Givi se}, HCoe. ;-te to5II, ls t ,, lt o)I l: t1 b lastter h l'. 11. SIsal 13 a tutu5 t dco'eproximty to the 3'Ag...…
…' o AL Von,. II.--No. I.>0. Vot. 1.-No.17th. UNIVERSITY OF AIICIIIGAN, WEDHNESDAY, MAY 4, l1f92. Vie uci:CNS T) ( T .t <. , 7EN T 1 . ..LIC iJ L° . niti'. ,1S. THE WOMEN'S LEAGUE. Addressed by Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer.f Al full meeting of the 'iSomiti lea'guie was held in the 'cseoi )11 room of Newherrr iatl last eivening, the presideint in the cr. ~ i following camses of canidaItefo the adltisorr h oard were presrented aced elertedl lie...…
…Ij~c t.tof Al . W1ail VoC~. I.-Ni.. 14T. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MXNY 4, 1iS I. PICE, TiiRts: CENTS'. OBERLIN DEFEATED, run. Iwo r seventuth il Laid out in Oratory and Base-Ball.gn hle Score, 25 to 0. About 1 000 studeints wet to5 thills libise Fair Grounds yon Saturdas'- i to Sitse1e See Robinson strike out si xteeni 01ik adfi the Oberlin players. It will s tn]ule t01111) intierestinillgaste becautse ott ie~. t I ,sIe Te tomte team ba...…
