…ESTABLISHED 1890 Sftr 4:3 atl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIL No. 138 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARDOR. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS LITTLE COMMENTS ON STATEMENT OF GREN IN DETROIT DREW PRESIDENT ASKS TO WHOt $5,00, O4 ODEFICIT OF MICHIGAN 'MOULD BE LESSON SAYS PEOPLE MUST PAY Feeble-minded, Insane, An4 Students Must Not Be Slighted In State Support, Speaker Declares (Special to The Daily) DETROIT, ...…
…rvvo THE MICHIGAN DAILY TJIURSDAY, APIIII, 71, l',1°i THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIIUflSDAY, APRIL4 7, 1927 FRENCH DEPARTMEiNT PLANS WQRK SprisABdeg~ N~fRDl ForminBasis %Of PltiNowis-Being bcelised By 1Faclty WILL. GIIVE FULL CREDI'T Plans providing for one year's : u- pervised undergraduate study abroad, with full credit towards the Armer~ian baccalaurate degree' are being (levis- Ld y the French department. 13y the plan, all students of French ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAQF THRfM PAOP THRJ~ Universities Confronted With Housin PROGRESS SHOWN I °'SURVEY FCLE 'Northwestern, Wiscoasni, Make L Strides Toward Accommodatig NEED DORMITORIES HER By Nelsoni J. Smith, Jr. In the past ten years, as the leges and universities of the Uni States have been reaching their p of size and efficiency, interest in pr lems incident to administratioA h shifted rapidly; and. during this u iod there has appeare...…
…POUR i-IF MICHIGAN DAILY °TIWRSIAY'. ATIfTI r7".412 I I~ r. . .. .w. .a n., +. v .n w.e a.n. m .. r...4 , ... . . , T .-..- _ Published every morning except- Monday during the University year by the Board 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 news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this...…
…THURSDAY, APTI4 7, 1027 THE MMICHIGAN DAILY . !rAGII rlVR I - ---- ----- I .......... - - N ILVA AL 'Ma ag 7 jA ) I ANNOUNCE ELECTIONS TOR COMINGEYEAR' FOR WOMEN'S LEAUE'i I Betty 'Nutt, )Tarb'reHawkilis Betty Smither, And M1arion 'VanTuyl Among 'Tose Elected W. A. A. ,NAMES OFFICERS Betty butt, '28, chairman of the Junior Girls' play this year, and leader; in women's campwus activities, was, chosen' president of the women's Leagu...…
…T14P MTrT4Tr. d RT n h T1 V a x.< _______________________________ L 1VI"11 H L L TTIJURSDAY -eARIL r, 192 Mwa i, AA 170 M 4 t it iiuinWJ L0 i GALL TEAM TO PLAY CHICAGO WHITE SOX BOAST OLDEST BATTERY IN BIG FINALS or ~ou~s )' ' LEAUEBASEBALL IN RAY SCHALK ANDURAI x : IEASOAXECTEDIN*......* ATTS FEUNIN .c e eft b" ! ! r h Y Y t ga eeof th4 " F 1 fh n1in e 1(11ixP .1 On n ti fs+aeon Satusday ate L o. 1" o eos e ta i h i i a ed w t...…
…THE MIC-IIQAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN : THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN COAC IMAN MCNADIAN SEEKS'"SeIN smllerPetersen, Kimball, 1. A. C. MAKES ' ITULAR C Mwm tr, ed~ele y e FAlin AuuimpIIfri~rlITi HOOS:wi trSe ea ecor SHIFT DETROIT BATT'ING LINEUP TIS LA SIIE LI C L M C CL SSAT 3 P.M. A D E RT"E IIS IN G t AT 3P L iLl": !ULNLUYIMLN ' 3oro Thani 1(3!1 Cadidates Expected To Rteport For Spring Practice Sessions Saxon ALUMNI AWARD TROPHYI SpIrng foo...…
…I 1THE MICHIGAN DAILY ThURSDAY, AIFT 7, 1927 S - 'DAILY OFFICQIAL B U LLETIN Publicaion 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. Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten. VOLUME VII THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1927 , NUMBER 138 Philosophy 31: Mid-semester Exantination: The women will go to Alumni Memorial Hall, West Gallery, for the mid-semes...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 41r t XINW 'w4w d\ 0 xti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No, 143 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS 'WETS' ATTACK DRY LA2 ENFORCEMVENT IN SNTE INQIR OFFICIALS ACCUSED OF GRAFT IN PERFORMANCE OF DUTIES ANDREWS TESTIFIES I House Picks Judiciary Group To Prosecute Judge English ISE TO TALK ONMinister Hits State College EV OLT OF IOUTH' Military Drill' (-y...…
…PACE TWO TTIF MTCI.TTC.ANT nATT Y WEDNESDAY", APRIL 7, 02G rAETW I FMIII1.N YTIYWENSDY ARL .I 2 AN NOUNCE 1FOURTH- fighit high School Debating I~aguel Teamis Survive E liviination Cut Of Third .Conglest WILL GIVE 64. TROPHIES Narrowing down the numb~er of de- bating teams in the third elimination debate of the Michigan High School Debiting league held last Friday, has resulted ini the survival of eight team., vwhich will debate in the fou...…
…1YED" ,- APRIL 7, 192 NEW BOKR FIN E By PROF. WORRELI Seiuifles Teacher Pulishes Voluei Eniled, "ands And Peoples Of :Nar East" BASES WORK ON ORIEN With 'his observations in that sec- tion of the world as a basis, Prof. Wil- 1am H. Worrell, ,'03, of te Semitic language department is now publish- ing a boo0k, "The Lands and Peoples of Ancient Near East." Dr. Worrell has been on two separate visits of one year to the Orient, and has spent four a...…
… VAGE FOU THF MTCHTCAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1926 J. Published every morning except Monday during the I niversit year by the Board in Lontrol of Sti'dent Pulications Mei(bers fc Westersi Conereuce Editorial Ais{-iton The n ssociated Press is exclusively en o;.!dto :h- use for republication of all news _ ,,: chcs cedited to it or not otherwise ted ir. this paper and the local news pub- hnerein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, ...…
…WEDNESDAY, 'APRIL 7, 1926 THE MICHICAN DAILY . malt rtvx _ ~~TI-IF MTCI-l1 L-11 R LATI V r&az FIVN .Y WA .. ANNUAL .ELECTIONS, OCCUJR TOMORROW1 Changes Made it League Nominations; Y. W. C. et. Adds Candidate For Secretary BOOTH OPEN ALL DAY Y, ' b s .r, Announcement of the results of the } annual elections which will be held Thursday from 9 to 5 o'clock at the a University hall booth operated by the Women's league will be made Fri...…
…PACE Z lx TI- IZ MICHIGAN DAILY A PR I L, 7, t92(; ~'A~2iE ~1X 11 IE MICHIGAN DAILY W1~DNESlAY. AI~ItIL 7, 1~26 I III --r... "" ...""" * . .. °r f . TOM Plans Made For i Ea MFreshman Tennis 1194 lAIim Air nr A r-t---V-- Ittecord Holders In Every Team Event Vll Attempt To l eilend C ham pionsIi p INDIVIDUAL STARS OUT LAWRENCE, Kans., April G. - All holders of relay race records in the Kansas relays will be back to defedl their titl...…
…THFl NMICI TGAN DAILY PIAGE L E VEN ,: ,.,. v 6 S TO fO[M lPaulen To Race WABAH I U[L~ I Wilson April 17 1 LWRECE'Kans., April 7.--A iernational quarter-mile race' b,- tween 'Adriian Paulon of HIolland, i be Dutch championmideitacru- LANFAYEiTTE, Ind., April G. -- Alner', and Eric Wilson, former star thou~gh Purdue ,is not going South" for quarter-miler of the U niversity of a spring training trip, the Boilernial - t1owa, has been arranged...…
…t U, s IU ' t1~Wt!WUI rruTi'NA4TC'TTr A\TrnATI V WE ,DNE SDAY, APR1IL, 7, 193G t Ci7JM*81 5allEJl' j t MC. 1V11.iii%.JP'IN LJIH1L I i DAILY OFFICIAL' BULLETIN Pu. blication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until1 3:30 P.,in. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). 16olme .T1 WEJJNESI)AY, APRIL 7, 19.011 Nmnber 113 Facult, College of Literature, Science and the Arts...…
…DEDICATED TO- JUSTICE 'itr at l MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOI. XXXV. No. 142 TWELVE PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1925 TWELVE PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ._,_...s PASSED BYHOUSE; GOES TO SENATE AEGISLATORS RUSH ADJOURN- MENT TO ATTEND BOXING MATCH PROVIDES MUSEUM Upper House May Try To Replace Cuts In University Demands, Is Rumor Lansing, April 6.-Without discus- sion and without a dissenting vote the House tonight pa...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE ICHIAN DILYTUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1925 RBBI ADDRESSES SUNDAY SEVC Starts Drying Gulf !Minnesota Field Will Be Ipoe Minneapolis,. April; 6.-LImprove-1 ments costing $120,000 will be made at tNorho field and the University of! Minnesota stadium this spring, it wast announced today. Northrop field will be increased by one third and provi- S~ons made for three football grid- irons.t More than $100,000 will be expe...…
…THEMI,!A rAL PAC1~ ~.nTni~ 4 4 . rrYwss ______--.-.--........-...- WILSIEPHN * INSTRUQTION HERE Bell C'omipaniy To lrain Subscribers il Use of New Sytem for Ann Arbor USE IALS IN MAY Educational measures for training' subicribers' in the° use of the newv automnatic dial telephones which are to be put in use in Ann Arbor have been begun by the local branch of the Michigan ell Telephone com- pany. A flying squadron of 45 experts ar- N ived...…
…FouR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 125 an a Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publcations- Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The A-sociated Press is exclusively en- titi~d to the use for republicatio' of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwAse credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Intcred- t the postoffice at ...…
…'TESDAY, APRIL 7, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FVLP .. o I Women who have signed -up for V w thebeginningclass in riding at 4 o'- IA ita l ~(.7~~ clock Tuesdays and Thursdays will SE\ET'NEW MrM BNT C Smeet today at Mullison's Riding ac-I WLLU ILN I~iII(UI'U~ademy, 326 E. Ann street. Others who1 - -- - Iwish to elect the beginning or advac- Norma Ewards Ruth Floyd Janet Rhoda Tuthill, and Florence Wid- League houses will be considered...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 7. 1925 -110 1001 " \ I __ .fem. 1, t. ::ice " ,Ilii iii ,' , , iiiiiia . A m i uw i° / w r 3 f s E ""., . ... s y a Fisher IHalls DETROIT MEET J IshDa y Dlt s .. .IS. BOOST Bowlers Take Second Title !SINE COACHES TO 14HfI P ~lIflAITHi iic~i 3 ,V III! , i t L'L.9 C ,/n j'' ail'. _' _.._.._. = 'w UHAII MANY 5Ii Coach Fisher yesteraay discontinued the regular daily baseball gamte of Team f...…
…T17LS'DAY , _1T'nii, 7, 1925 TEE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRTh 7, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY C6LOSES LASSIFI.E CLOSES COLUMN COLUMN, Ai PM. ADVE~RTISING 0 AT 3 PA, TAILORS A .TAILO~R-MADE -SUIT Will satisfy your taste, and fit you best. WILD THlE TAILOR 113 South Main St. B3EAUTY 'SIOPPES Three expert marcellers. Shingle trines. Soft water used at all times. ITATTIA BEAUTY SHIOPP'E (Above Cushing's) Permanent Waving and Marcelling MACK AND...…
…Y'AIGRTIJGHT ______ ___THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ TUESDAY, APRIL 7.1q25 1 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN .. Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received 1 ) the Assistnt~ to tho P-eseient until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays volume i TUESDAY, APRIL. 7, 1025 Number 14:1 University Women-House Presidents: All signing out slips for :March must he in the office of the Dean of Wo ne .A before, spri...…
…PAGE NINE TUESDAY, APRIL 7; 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ............ GRIDIRON KNIGHTS WRITHE UNDER ANNUAL PANNING Flames Shoot and Hot Grate Glows While Sharp Satire Grins at High Dignity T1 GRIDIRON BANQUET By Emery P. Wall An evening of care-free enjoyment, a few hours of levity, a disregard for things sacred, an opportunity of mak- ing capital of the idiosyncrasies of others, and no chance of coming through unscathed-that in a word is ...…
…PAGE TEN TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AI's IL., , 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. APRIL 7 19~ ... .... . t*a .5w s.A,. .i ... _ ASKS JOURfNALIST I Job-holders Who Hire OuC~ is!~5 NTNWL Government After ReKONORmROOSEVEL II k-:.:HOPS[- - t. _ _.. Aeroplanes Safer Than Autos, Say Aeronautical Professors Camera Photos ISun Bands in it 4 Assoc ,Pi ur ; fet its 1 i S ; td' cfui 1:l of1 Naionaml -Memorhrnl to Arraingedl for icy C'ongr...…
…TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEELEVEN --------------- 1 PAIFIC TRADERS TO MEET INJUNE mporiance of Trade to Prosperily xvill he Theme Discua.e, By Delegai ions CONVENE AT SEATTLE New York, April 6. \merican bus- iness bonds with the Orient, where American foreign trade has increased by 400 per cent since 1913v, ill 1e further strengthened this year by the' coming of delegations from six for- eign nations bordering on the ...…
…PAGE TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. APRIL 7, 1926 + rM ...... + . , , sp rt .., .. ? ..W "°, , ,« ..r .... i.r ., ' ,'.: r y h, rrrJ Il yer MbAfr-? w. n _ bp -- - 46 IBM ",,;rr , i (tt (ct Nhttl VMw ALA M6m I, li - ri Every Advantage In Selecting Easter Wear Here First-an early inspection means a greater selection to choose from. Only five days until Easter. Second-tlie standard at Jacobson's has always been high, avai...…
…C 14 4 A6F tr an a DAY AN ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1922 Pi p,1 Athletics Dominate April Issue Of Chimes; Articles Are Well Written ORgN LAN ULD 3 ON BEj 'S TO ROWD tu Sure sThani to Athletics dominated the April issue of Chimes, which made its appearance on the campus yesterday. Nearly half the publication is turned over to the doings of the track team. The fron- tispiece is a drawing from life of Walter Simmons, '22...…
…f the super-university ds 'D PRSS atitled to the ase er to it or not otherwise nbasked treil. quard Street, w.q 414. sentiments4 d4 EDITORIAL STAFF Telephone 2414 EDITOR ........BREWSTER P. CAMPBELL ................................Joseph A. Bernstein ................E. P. joyJr. .B..................... ......... Young dams . G. P. Overton P. Dawson M. B. Stahl trd Ianbrecht Paul Watzel .. McPike ird Chairman ...................L. Armstr...…
…! nt. lvllt.%.' !AN DAILY I, TAXI I N 35 Cents Every Passenger Insured Against Accident I DrinkA z Morel Milk AND LESS COFFEE. Milk is food for the brain. Try putting yourself on a milk diet and see how much better you feel in the course of a few days. O! The Ann Arbor Dairy Co.' PHONE 425 Society Brand Clothes HOME RULE- GAINS HEARING IN WLES Project Causes Favorable Comment Following Foundation Of Irish Free State LLOYD GEORGE HA...…
…I . I MRS SCONTI Offers Are for Sal au 11 - alesmen cmer .U IS TO NG SUMMER! Newberry and Charles E. Townsend, and Congressmen Earl C. Michener1 and Joseph W. Fordney, all represen- tatives from the state of Michigan at the capital, National Commander MacNider of the American Legion, Colonel Eames, oommander of Fort Wayne, Detroit, and Lieutenant Com- mander Broadhead, in charge of the Detroit naval district. Chaperones will be Major R...…
…y in the state is $1,763,- that in property devoted re is $2,337,000,000. The n products each year 'is 0,000,000, against $3,448,- tanufactured goods. The dl of the farms of Michi- Iding work performed by >r members of their fam- to $32,000,000. The vari- s. spend $900,000,000 a I1W SKIP'S OFFERED THREIN, ECONOMICS INFORD TO AWARD FOUR IN FOOD RESEARCFOR . 1922.23. ' business and economic problems, and their work will center principally in m...…
…*.'= 37 t ... o . ., : ,. . r 2.y. tr J] T I t AR D; MEN WILL FIND TOUGH IN UNIJRSITY OF GEORGIA TEAM' TO LOSE for the count, having dropped Coach THIS White's men two times., Beast of Strong Hurling Corps The Wolverine'"batters will face the .rsame hurling corps this spring that Black,, performed so capably against them Black, last April. Cliff Pantone, Cracker Pa. ace, is back in the field and turned a chigan nine five hit game on hi...…
…I NI ;1'11I LU UU .i er man whose the results of Like is custod- rner andsto- Wimbles and s stronger, and any one the ssed since the ELECTION NOMINATIONS All class and campus organ- izations must place their lists of nominees for office in the hands of the Student council election committee by Saturday, April 22. Fa lpre to getnominations In on time will result in for- feiture of space on the ballot. This requirement is made neces- sary,...…
…traffic throughout the city are to be connected by well paved strets. Van Tyne's Work In India Highly Praised By Whyte demic Mrs. C. H. Tyne, wife of Prof. V. H. y May Van Tyne, of the history department, re es- who is at presen't on leave of ab~sence ,ork of in. India, has received a letter fromi elgium Sir Alexander Frederick Whyte, presi- omote dent of the new Legislative assembly age of of India, commending Professor Van Lm and Tyne's wor...…
… Disapproval over he offer of the LO 1924 Olympic g Stadium. It he event would des Princes at Kirby, chairman of the npic committee, de- great mistake is being long run, he said, the the Pershing field into I approach closely the stadium and another ve decided advantages rian stadium in loca- Lyons also offered a site o haveadvantages, but as seriously consider- two other cites men- 'er the Pershing sta- definitely decided upon h committ...…
…own AndWhen You're Home- RAISE YOUR QUOTA Facts- for 'Ile Michigan needs a swimming pool and needs it badly. a 'The logical place is in the greatest student clubhouse, The Union!. The pool is partly conistruct- ed but $28,000 must be raised to complete it. This money will' be raised during vacation. If every one of 900 workers will bring back $82 over $28,000 will be raised. It's easy if every one will work. Sell Michigan again. TALK SWIMMING...…
… re to give you the possible for your Ve have only the mides olfPocahon- cky, West Virgin- hracite Coals. We Genuine Solvay g'rade West Vir- Pennsylvania By- I Dean IAll girls who wish to sign up their houses for baseball must do so at once on th~e bulletlin board in Barbour gym- nasiumi. Many girls who pledged specific amounts last fall to the Y. W. C. A. have neglected to pay these dues.. Im- mediately after Easter vacation the committee in...…
…II a F Rudl 9:80 p. m. (11:80 a FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1922 Yw ni ETINi days.). Number 1390 O1'versity: ig vacation President and Mrs. Burton will not be "at I be no conference of the Deans on Wednesday, April 12. M. L. BURTON. College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: is called to the midsemester report cards which are being" rough the Dean's messenger boxes. All members of the fac- I to report cases of students whose work so far has bee...…
…L 0.1 r II p woi&r "-i I AIV40 4i+ ASSOCIA 4,AU ANP R aiI4;Y AND NIG SERVII 132. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1921. PRICE prnon EI FOUR I AHTEND . MEETING V, GAINES, WATERBURY, EATON TO REPRESENT MICHIGAN EPRESENTATIVE R ATHLETIC BOARD ose of Meeting is to Discuss fairs of Undergraduate Gov- ernment Af-. Michigan is to be represented by four men at the intercollegiate con- ference on undergraduate government, to ...…
…I of Student Publications. ASSOCIATED PRESS :clusivelyentitled to the use for es credited to it or not otherwise cal news published therein. Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ruard Street. words, if signed, the sig- int, but as an evidence of lished in The Daily at the mailed to The Daily office. no consideration. No man- :r incloses postage. :ndorse the sentiments ex- b e reccrved after 8 o'clock .TOR ............GEORGE O. BROPHY JR. .Chesser...…
…::' " : 1':-d ... o . -p _ r.- ,a LIAin . CHANPI6S FIELD LINEUP been issued places, and as soon as picked. to the men sure of their others will be given out the lineup is definitely NO LET-UP FOR TRICK MEN REMAINING HERE Uteritz Moved to Second and Hoffman Installed at Third In Wednes- day's Drill CONTEST FOR OUTFIELD AND THIRD SACK BERTHS KEEN Coach Pratt's last minute shift in his lineup before the southern trip re- sulted in in...…
…rbor STELLAR EVOLUTION Ij BEINGSTUDIED HERE curves or grades, and green showing moving or traffic danger only to be used at road intersections. Increase your business by advertis- ing in The Michigan Daily.-Adv. J. L. CHAPMAP JEWELER AND OPTOMETR The Store of $eliabJIty & Satisfi 113 South Main Street ANN rARBOR, - - \fCII s ivia inley's Twenty-Eighth rid Last Festival CIA BORI . Soprano (Metropolitan Opera Company) PONSELLE Soprano ...…
…Feature stories, written by students1 taking courses in journalism at the University, are now being sent to various newspapers in the country for consideration. The stories, which are written as regular assignments in the course, can be sent by the authors to any' newspaper which might be considered advisable. . This plan has been formerly carried fm out in the courses in journalism here with success, students being able to dispose of a numbe...…
… ~11 niLe - VARIED ARTICLES TO FILL BOX FOR MOUNTAIN SCHOOL 'I V . l . A. miss etary of the Pure Food Preserves, 15 oz. Jar, t certificates regular 50c size, now 35c, or 3 for national or- $1.00. Schultz Bros.-Adv. ;man Kodaks- Films. mateur Finishing Enlargements Flashlights and Outside Groups 9~V~i5~wj .. .. 7.- w . .. .. ,.. s. .. .. .. . .. ., p tlF i. i 1MY TTMBIEINSURANCE Ve Write Automobile Insurance In Stock Companies Only sates ...…
…inf s story, niversal corn- 'ews. nnedy in "The Fatty Ar- 'i House," and ITo Continue Xelos nstltrtet~ Encouraging answers to the ques-' tionnaires given out to the members ofthe Religious Education' institute seem to point to a similar institute'. next year. On most of the marked blanks which were handed in the. ans- wers were favorable to the revival of the project next year, substantially in the same form which existed this year. A large n...…
…I i Lewis Uses Good Slides In Lecture I'1 I BULLETIN PRESENTATIONS BY PLAYERS sional m1ann2er. I1ors themselves, CHUB P RBO SUICCESSFUL The three playsa were directed and rather trying c produced under the direction of s'tu- ly was it hard (Continued from Page One) dent members of the Players club, when the scener this humorous' part in truly profes- Too much canot be said for the act- climax of the fi r II lull THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1921....…
…1W 2 4J4 1wb :4Ia itii %I 1NNIGHTWi SERVICE 1- 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1920. PRICE THREE Ilk SONGS THATi LINGIER rSYPHISIGMAINITIATES SALL INCLUDED Twelve Mn Taken Into Honorary (y'Edgar L. Rice) BiologicaleSociety More pretentious dancing, songs that are destined to a long-remembered SPhiSigma society, national honor- place in the history of the Unin S1 P ary biological society, held its initia- Opera,'combined wi...…
…THE MIC1 ULY THE MIC ULY ig I1 i NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN very morning except Monday during the Univer-' Board in Control of Student Publications. BER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ted- Press is exclusively entitled to the use for all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise paper and the local news published therein. the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second Sby carrier or mail, $3.50. n Arbor Press building, Ma...…
