…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE 94fri aItiI MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 160 kIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS YEARLINGS GATHER TO CHOOSE LEADER FOR SPRING GAMESI CHARLES JOHNSON, '28, NAMED CAPTAIN AT MEETING YESTERDAY '27 MEETS TODAY Student Councilmen Will T a k e Charge of Sophomore Assembly At 5 O'Clock Today# Prominent. State Architects Will Gather For May Party Prominent ...…
…PAGE TWOTUSAYMA7,12 THEI MICIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1925, .----.__...p _.. . . LAW SCHOOL PLANS, SU1MMERSCHEDULE' Two First Year and Ten Second Year Courses Will Be Included On Progrm WORK BEGINS JUNE 16 rC.!niv rsiy 1' om n Iand one from South Africa. Tfhe " committee has characterized Dr. G v n Aar Fo Chamberlain's worm as standing outt , tI )rc inently n in Ihe Celdl ml dIn 1in' According to a recent announce-i, The subject of th...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1925 THE MICHIGAN -DAILY PMAGE r T'iT11]E ti ._._. WHAT'S GOIN G ON Notices to appear in this coltumn must be Itft in the box at the I)a;p office ,prviedfor that purpose before 4 HEATH SERV ICECLLS TOA 3I2 c 7,AK KYJ 81(I1~iiiV ri~ot ~~sis 8U(Otlt(51 rr 1pi&j vby he n~ru~; ()ora acte o'clock precceding !tae day of issue. -.f, TH'URSD)AY I5. 9:O40-2:00-Registratioul for annual !CV(eltaldL~~u .,' Iih & all-campus elect...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURS~DAY, M!AY 7, 1925 i 4r ir~inn t I I I __ i _--._ -- r* ..__. _ _ . ,-~ fighting ships. Along the Great Lakes '1$ _._ fllNllllll/!/lHll/llfiU/IflOl/l/1 x - Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Studet Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Asociated Press is exclusively en- tited to the use for republicatioi o...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ; 6. i i'I Y VI 5 2 - ........... vF 0 SENIORS ELECT Social Notes , PLAY CHAIRMAN Sophomore and senior elections for - next year were held at 4:30 o'clock The Women's League Bridge tea to yesterday afternoon at Barbour gym- be gien Saturday at the home o nasium wben Margaret Ainsworth Mrs. Joseph Bursiey will not be af- was elected chairman of the Senior fected by t he conditions of the weath-...…
…PAGV MX THE' MICHIGAN DAILY TIII'UZ 'DAV, _ATAY PAGID 81X THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1925 I ., _.,. _ . I r s s .. r -- .. IT 1 _.. . . _ MANY ENTERED -IN OHIO STATE MEETj x ith 'Jentji WHilDraw Ma iiiStrength From iA 1Few I1141 ii dnail P~erformers GUT HRIE, SNYDER STARS Every 'man who has a possible chance for a place will be used by Coach Farrell in the Ohio State dual meet Saturdla~ at Ferry field. This will give the Michigan mentor a li...…
…TllL'IZSI)AY, :\ fA , X92 _ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACP: SEVEN THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA(~1~ SEVEN r A OIi IM L A I F I ECOLUMN DLOSES CLOSES AT 3 P.Mi. ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. LOST-4Phi Gamma Mu pin. Name K. Drummnond. Dial 8447.I LOST-Silver fountain pen between Jefferson and Liberty on State. Re- turn to Bernice Williams, 3301. LOST-Camera Kodak A-116 near I Geddes Drive along the river. -------Please return for libera...…
…- : , TUE MICHIGAN DAILY TImIUR rxNY. MAY 7. 192- DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the A istant to th. Poident until 3:30 p. m. (11;30 a. m. Saturdaya Volume 5 THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1925 Number 160 1 iediately. Members of the society not members of the cast will be charged $1.25 per plate. L. Wallace llolfni ,Pre shidn. I ..-. I S. C. A. Cabinet: Reg...…
…N i err ESTABLISHED. J 89Q 41P tti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS 9iMe w VOL. XXXVI. 161 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS POLIICA STRIFE IN MEICO DUE TO EONOUMIC STTUS -OSUNA LECTURER DEALS WITH PROB- elLE1WS WHICH ARE SUBJECT OF LEGISLATION DISCUSSES OIL LAW Expulsion Of Monks And Nuns Result Of Attempt To Run Government. By Education Scheme Stressing the economic conditions prevalent in Mex...…
…PRI~kY, MAY 7, 1926 I . WAOL TWO THE MICH-IGAN DAILY r _ HEALTH AUTHRIT W ILL SPl HR Sir Arthur Newshiolme Will D)iscussc Phases Of Public Hygiene In 1 Lectures Next Week 'WAS OXFORD PROFESSOR Sir Arthur Newsholmfe of London, recognized as one of the 'leaders in1 the field of public health and an au-t thority on problems concerning it, will give a series of three ;nctures begin- ning Wednesday, M1ta 12, and will continue his speeches 'on ...…
…"', FRIDAY, MAY 7, 19243 "TF- *T~_H CA T)4~A~, L~.C1ILLAL V + arLw XVIA A 11V l-1 fL~At1TV 7a ..itrzu A.LA.oMB __ r c f b i! CHARLES' SINK TO RUN FOR SENATOR i c i 1 Is Prime Minister Univ ersity Music School Officil An- nlounces Candiffacy For State-Assembly SChares A. Sink, for a number "of, yeas' business manager of the Uni-. versity School of Music, .yesterday an- nounced his candidacy for state sena- j tor from the 12th= distric...…
…PAGEDFOUJR I THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY7, 1926 _. 5 -- w r Published every morning except MoVAay during the University year by the Bua in Control of Student Publications. ' Iembers of Western Conference Editorial1 Association., The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to. it or not otherwise Credited ini this paper and the local news pub-1 lisbed therein. Entered at ...…
…or jYRlDAY, TMAY 7, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r., ASSCITIONS To INSTALLtOFFICERS luternaional Secretary Of Y. V. To Speak; W. A. A. To Combine Annual Banquet rW.A.A. TO GIVE AW ARDS Installation of the new officers and 'abinet'members of the University Y. V. . A: will take place at 4 o'clock WVednesday afternoon in Newberry ialL It will be followed by a gen- eral social hour and tea. Miss Charlotte Niven, of London, ngland, International Y....…
… PAGE ~STX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 7, 192G .te oo- J YIPP-=-- Imilli'll womdoll". - I 1 L u 1 . ... rw"" " .) ....or i. i fr j. r . ,, () MESlIIlIIIIIIIIJ N I 1 ' A t y + P 1 7 1 2 t 1 7 r 7 T t r TO HOD INITIAL Illinois Favored U UTo Win Freshman SCRI MMAGE TODAY! Dual Track Meet! Coach "Pitch" Johnson's brilliant Flair Teams To Play lu Pr actiee squad of Illinois freshman tracksters Games After Two Weeks Of wi...…
…S FRIDAY, .-M-A Y 7, 1026 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE IVRl :P~kIDAY. MAo,.1I-F ~c-~.A A .. ..,.. . .d..... ...x.W..... a .X I I F01! SAE TITAT cute little blue torpedo speed- t.I . l fi 1<' t:Ir t ~u3 1 tew 3you've seen around the campus I I is for sale. If you have been look- Ifyou are a telephone subscriber call Jimmie n foacrwihpp ndnlv{- the Ad-Taker, Dial 2I1214, and your want ad in foacawthpp ndndv- will be charged. ua lity at less ...…
…* THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1926 I!- - DAILY OFFICIA L BU.LETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by tba Aesistant to the President until 9:30 p.: m, (11:80 a. m. Saturdays).' volume V1 FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1926 Number 161 freshmen and Sophomores, Spring Games: In accordance with custom and with the consent of their respective Deans, Freshmen and Solihomores in the Coll...…
…i 6STALISED d4p 4.Jjtr4 t gun at i MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I -1 ,: , VOL XXXVII. No. 156 TWELVE PAGES ANN ARDOR. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1927 TWELVE PAGES (j JOURNALISM HEADS PLAN TO HAVE REGISTERING ENDS AKE TO PPOS[ SEPARATE DEPARTMENT NEXT YEAR WIDELPMNS WITH ONLY 2,500 11HSB RSDN Registration for the annual ca mpus TR CKMIN Following a special conference olier; A. D. Gallery, Tuscola County E 11 elections net Wednesday, which ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATtURDAY,I Will . ................ ., flflAIK' CA W .L IRMAN OF NEW RADIOBOARD STORM=PROOF TELEPHIONE KEEPS R ECE IVIJTNG SE TON DESK~ CABLE WILL SPAN STATE MANY PR[ISI NfTIflF I - C (',t rI Oio 1 of a stcrix-ro Plans Arbor Day SEVERAL SCHOOLS O'GBRIEN REPORTS - CONDEMN HAZING! TRAFFIC BETTER 1 sevei al scl ools, including Oliio, "Traffic coildltions ini Anni Arbor . ::: z : :> 1 a1 a aa% a 0 1 1 xmpv E'v o f vae 3V...…
…4N ..SATU I 1 4&11~rX2'7:._ _ -THE MICHIGAN' DAILY low I'll I I to-CAIIFO FRESH A-f? CAMP TO TAOS WILL,,.BEISLO Sixth Sess'.,%opt of ,A . A. Unldertaking l TolIle Be 1411;t Patterson Lake ! iii, St~uji er IIPE TO RMdSE $5,000 1 SCENES TAKEN FROM S. C. A. RCREATION'AL SITE y ;'. '{ a. , ; fz ' : m } v; y <} xi f Next Tuesday members of campus hronor societies and others will be i seed, on the campus, selling tags for! the financin...…
…TOUR r THE' MICHIGAN DAILY SATUJRIDAY, MAY 7,4927 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Cntrl of Student Publications. Members of Westera Confereace Editorial, The Associated Press is exclusively en-i titled to the use forrepublication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michiga...…
…SATURtDAY, MAY -7, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PFIVR ( I ILTAVA ................ . .......... REPORT SUBSTANTIALE Letters Show Tour Of Women Approved tHU P AI Enthusiastic letter; written last1 year are remnants of the enjoyment{ - ana l ,ofIt wlh:cli colleg;e women re- I)Pff:.tli .Sea on P'a~r es Sicessf.1'ci(1veil from the N. S. F. A. tours D ue 14) La rge Audilences And shiiilir to the Michigan tour which C'arefui l anaigement:I5 inf; ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THIHGA AL .AT4 AY AY7_ :m- Apo' 0 i4" , - - . .. - - F illiU~tii cz2 u a ....M .....,. 1J r r.... - , ..wr / up , a -) N~~) O O MMMMNWAWMM -MOMMOO-AM"Offir COACES LLIN TE ~rui~ ARD EPOr N~THE iim FIL l~rN LLI~.I E NET MEN WLLPLAY AT COLU~i8US TODAY 0111o 4tatte ILlfl(e1J1 Ila lted4> '''A Second lHonors BARTON FACS U LN Michigan's tennis thai'iwill open Iits 1927 Conference schedule~ this after- noon again...…
…THE MICHIG. AN DAILY A u d en c IN , III I I I "I I . 1 11 1 Im Im 01"', ""Irmomm I- TIULY l[INS ILDEN, HUNTER Coach Yost Addr ess , dra ERIFEET FAVQRED 1k DUAL MEET TODAY and Francis TI. Hunt er, :Am ericen zen - Xli a 191 fd711."i1' rer !in Twor~-M i s V5sctr';, tcdt' aoed".their Nwall Him i" xj iecl fo t%; (,o'i't,.lIriil thrtngli (H:r.ui '5bs 1>'' i(i for T?"li k l!Iitll at~ts i21nt :lt jn r I erri 'll ! i 2 j I(i ' m i'_?t at li...…
…DuliAjILYnfn the Bulletin is constuctiver the University. Copy received by the Assista 3:30 p. tn. (12:30 a. mn. Saturdays). Capy mu: _____________THE MICHIGAN DAILY STRDv MY7 92' -~ r~crIA QUOADQIDHOOVER AND RED CROSS OFFICIALS STIMSON STATES BELIEF THAT -8LLETINEVAISCOILAIP'IiI1BRING ORDER IN FLOODED DISTRICTS! NCRGA II A SOE noieto all members of !1AW R S ARE NAMED -- - c A)NARIJS tiiiepresentathe S e indsrsgiutof ciirreconclables and ban-...…
…I' (I tin 00 I , (" A IIIT TTI TI A TT TT J lT A 1 AL11T. . .. t. "* SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1927 , ANN ARDOR, MICHIGAN, PAGE NIN side of this materialistic and mercenary world a Monstrous bugs and garden animals of exotic of ours. If there were many who philosophized coloring and design peered at one through the on this subject before yesterday, there are at tall grasses, while more than one fair partner least 500 persons since then who hav...…
…IIt' May Party Over Sixteen el 7' 1 FAIR lVE IN111FBPJPS Wilam Prestog ' A ATYHSOY Cevln ilI Head Of Committee__ Guest Of Chairman :u UOEBN AMN STD TSICotinuted fromn Column Two)j 13IG hxi x I the Egyptian art and arciteture.' I n r % P A R T Y a~ a ry ,.. , r } " + l s w a s a l s o t h e f i r s t y e a i n , ' h .i c h "ja i . d * fx The theory or the decorations this an attempt~ was ae to paint the , l plants and bilgs an .r~a fdi".a ...…
…~inA~l INVITED~ 'OflfINh) IU tflltfl Architectural students of the Uni- voircity of Mlichigan wvill be represent- ; ed by illustrations of their wrt:in an exhibition of architectural drawings to be shown in the Corc~oran Art Gal-' lery, Washington, ID. C., during the convention of the American Institute of Architects next week~. The wrork comprises arch~itectural design, construction, free hand draw- ing, and] water color painting. ILLtL-tIAT...…
…Contest; en 1 'our large panels elaborately p, et!ed also ran from this large cer motif to a point und~er the .t siLarge tossels of gold were suspei rdfrom the four corniers, of the cei ~g ILaiswere suspended from var rg 1 points of the ceiling, which were rayl (Continued from Column Two) Nile green crepe paper radiated to cover the cejlftig, which was made to represent a large lily pad. The pan- els were all painted to represent deep sea ...…
…Do Not Fail To Register For All-Campus Elections Ton 'torrow *** * * * * * ESTABLISHED 1890 4,p 4kw 'Nil Ailk. m 1&. - 4: mvwl I t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 159. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1929 Shutr Isues allFuturistic Setting ! RUN IN LASIINNINGss REGISTRATN FOW FT Featur PartyEPRT DEBENTUREBoard Ann Poten Actors Gather n Mimes Annual Classic Dance Is Single 'Th treTil ekFr 1 M O [ CIO SI CsueBl O er ah T es...…
… PAGE TWO , ORATORICAL ENTRIES WILL SEKTONIGHT, . reliininary Speeches Scheduled For Tonight; Record Number Of lfauuscripts Received THREE PRIZES OFFERED Contestants in the Thomas E. H. Black New Testament oratorical contest will speak at 7 o'clock to- night in Room 302, Mason hall. This will be the preliminary round in this annual contest. Manuscripts have been received by Prof. D. T. Hollister of the speech department who is in charge of the...…
…" TJMDAY, MAY 7, I _.:, .. - MT 2Hr .: .4 _t. Mr 'nt r ~rnsflAY, MAY '7, 1929 PAOE imfl STUDENTS ASKED, TO HELP ANRUAL TAG DAY' PROJECT FOUR HUNDRED BOYS WILL BE GIVEN OPPORTUNITY FOR SUMMER VACATION TODD CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN To Open Fresh Air Camp Drive Tomorrow HOMER H. GRAFTON, DIRECTOR OF FRESH AIR CAMP, MANY NEW ADDITIO CHOOSES BOARD OF GOVERNORS FOR 1929 SESSION CAMP PLANNED The Umversity Fresh Air Camp jwasbegun in 1921 by Lewis C...…
…F. ME FPOt T 4 -M*It fYc A m TI l i__J y TUTSDA V. IvIA 7 -1, 1., ria Xt "ra .. . a.av r.. aas. r.a 4.as: a 3V1 it x ! ... 1..)L:T i + + for the last twelve weeks, consid- erably brightens the outlook on the Published every nornig except Mondayreparations situation. dtu ing the University year by the Board inrp iuain Control of Student Pu lications. - Member of Western Conference Editorial ( iVF A etr. V l Association. The Associated...…
…MV, tAVLTHE MTCHICAR -U TEY-- PAC*E mgr, a ,, ",W p ILVAVA 1 .../ s'rL EL"N. I Y 0 PET ERSON FAVORS la - COMMITTEE CHOOSES LEADERS AND AIDESOBINA NOF UNDERGRADUATE WOMEN DRAMA IC CL BS IThe League buildng will openi - -formally in every department at dramatPC I5 o'clock tonight, and thereafter; An association of the dramatic all its club and hotel servicesj Tant, as well as a chronicle of the and language clubs at the Univer- will b...…
…'rtE MAY -}1J1929 AG THE MIC14ICA D A T L Y Michigan Netmen ScoreShutout Against Ins liana WOLVERINES DISP LAY Indiana Players Fail To Force Any Of VarsityMen Into More Than Two Sets WEATHER HAMPERS PLAY Chalking up their second shut-t out conference win of the season Michigan's Varsity tennis team swept to a decisive 9-0 win over Indiana yesterday afternoon on the Ferry Field courts. Despite the unfavorable weather conditions the Wolve...…
….TUESD'AY, ~MAY ,7, 1929 TH-E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SE!VEN PLAY BY PLAY ACCOU WINOVER NEIJI BALL First Inning MEIJI.--McAfee took the mount for Michigan. Zenimura rapped sharp grounder to Kubicek and wa thrown out. Myron threw out Tabe Myron also tossed out Matsuki. Nt runs, no hits, no errors. MICHIGAN.-Akagi, a southpaw pitched for ,Meiji. Tabe muffet Nebelung's grounder, a rifle sho peg to first just failing to nip th runner. Corriden sa...…
…T~4r MTr -TTr.N~ nA Ef It AY ., TMAY 7, 1121 i 1 A ..i:.. tYl l _ t. K. l e,_Y t- t a...i n a a-.a .w DAILY OFFICIAL. BULLETIN 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.) Prospective Librarians: Students of the College of Literature, Science and the Arts who are! expecting to become candidates for the degre...…
