…Come Out And Register For The All -Campus Elections Today! * * * * * * v * * * * * ** * 4 * * * * + ESTABLISHED 1890 ICr 44V 4hr tr t 4 augl S MEMBER I PRESSI Vol. XXXIX, No. 160 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1929. EIGHT PAGES WOLVERINES r TAKE' SECONDBALL GAME FROM MEIJI TEAM HOME NINE DUPLICATES SCORE OF MONDAY'S VICTORY IN SIXTH INNING JAPANESE SCORE IN FIFTH! Montague Rplaces Asbeck On Mound and Reichman Bats; Fo...…
…PACE TWO THE MICHICA N WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1929 DAILY YALE'DEAN DESCRIBES FORESTRY PROBLEMS Dean H. So'on Graves Says Oppor-l tunity Fgr University Man ; has Recently Expanded. ENDOWMENT AIDS STUDY "The opportunities in forestry have expanded greatly since the old days when the only occupation of a forestry-educated man was that of government service," de- clared Dean H. Solon Graves, of the~ Yale forestry school, yesterday. Dean Graves is...…
…WIDNIESDAY'l MAV- R, T T TV T, E - - WEDNESDAY; TvrA~ a, 1~29 WA7O1~ T'HPd':.~ MTCHT~AM Ti~TEY ,.- PROFE'SSOR -SUMS lipa POSITIONS OF HOOVER ON PREVAILING ISSUES! DROWN REVIEWS QUESTIONS CONSIDERED BY CHIEF EXECUTIVE TAFIFF REVISION URGED President Receives Two Setbacks7 In Senate On Immigration And Debenture Bills With two great tests of Presi- dent Hoover's political strength being initiated in Congress, Pro- fessor, Everett S. Brown ...…
…IMAGE FO01 T141rM rrlTCN AM W XTTT V- IX? ?IZ~C~ Y%~A 'U' Y.* A~'f.~rE~I IA uI~uiAiJ1 J~.JJJrL A~ ~vm .L ~Y, LUWW .. aa L.A a A£..' ~. vAixk ..#ta a.a I VYaAJLv L'i;:)L)7 Y, 1V1tY 10,"!ifA" Published every morning except Monday during the Universit year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. I Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of al...…
… t THE MICHICAN-DALLY , y _ ; L'' iT ' 4 w !3 16 low m- VFA MWATA I KIN v v-.sue- r--rs z rzs-- .s "" IN TALIN BTFestival Singer Has Alumna RecommendsMTIssJOHNSON TELL MUnusual ORpera DebutL Newspaper Training TRADITIONS ON E TO BE HELD TONI ITh s pr doa -O PAGEANT AHRIYMrsrELEVEHNNEiV IORS Apropos of Lantern Night, Miss po Edith Mason, prima donna so- 0 Mrs. Arthur H. Vandenberg, pes- Beatrice Johnson~avsro oe, prano, who will app...…
…HE t H CA N, -A T E W~tvN~A~,MAY 8, is}29 First ractice Grid Game Is Scheduled For Today 1111 fm ir ari HA WitI IYI1AN FLRN I YYU MEIJI UNIVERSITY BASEBALL TEAM rAMES TISSP RIN1I SENT HERE TO FOSTER FRIENDSHIP Second Contest Will Ue Run Off Tomorrow Afternoon At Ferry Field TEAMS EVENLY MATCHED Contrary to a statement made in the Daily yesterday morning, the two annual spring football games will be played this after- noonand tomo...…
…WDN SDAY, MAY 8, -029 p C4 1HFtMC H ICAN A-1L Y := _ PLAY BY PLAY ACCOUNT OF SECOND_;MEIIGAMEi -.- 9Sixth Inning Eighth Inning First Inning 1MEIJL- Zenimura bunted and Moo- - MEIJI-Montague went to the MEIJI.-Zenimnura fouled to M- die threw him out. Tabe sent a Ibox and Reichman behind the plate Coy. Tabe struck out. Washie hied long triple to left. Washie singled for Michigan. Montague stopped 4 ,to; Nebelung. No run, no hit, no to cent...…
…PAC4P :EIGTO-l THE FM T C TJT C7\ N TI AT rY VJ DNFT l Ay, MAY 0, 1029 F .. _ __. __ _.___. _._ _ _ .__.__ . _ _..._.._ _. _.. _ _._ .. ___..._- - - ----.- ----. .. ----- - ._. ..--J . -. -- - - _._ .._..._--_ not filled on!. the application. DAIL OFFCIRLBULLETIN DA ,Y O FI LPublication in the Bulletin is costrutve notice to .Ummbrs of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Pre i- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Satur...…
…9STABLISHED 1890 Orrr I Abr Ar ,A-..dh.d qpwpq at MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I F, VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 163. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1928. MIGHT R GRADUATING STUDENTS! WILL DON GOWNS FOR SWlNGOUT _EXERCISES ANNUAL MARCH TO BP FOLLOWED BY ASSEMBLY AT HILL AUDITORIUM DEAN BATES WILL SPEAK Procession Will March North Across Campus To North University And Then To Meeting Appearing in the formal attire of graduation-black flowing r...…
…THE MICHIGAN DYAILY TI ml I I .. ..... ..,., .. ........ .. .. . ...... .. .... }... -.s- wrwrve-r nr.. ra :v. ".n r. rw rt n:vw tv ri r. ...r:ar ar r yv vrv za l1 ' "f 2 4 nMV9 t Zt n1 knk YAT t Y'1 v.t w't L1i. T^ J"11 __ L AR DRAMA WILL' r . )PEN fOR THREDAYS IUN HERE TOMORROW, i' PRESENT DJ):IA O'~ ITHREE NIGHTS TO' Aviator To Circle DR. F~ORSVTHE CLAIMS PRESENT EPIDEMIC TO BE ONE OF SOMETHTING MORE 'THAN ORLDINARY CAJDSF gl ...…
…1928. THE MICHICAN DAILY PREDICT HEAVY VOTING IN CAMPUS ELECTIONS TOM ORRC STUDENTS FROM E V E R Y COLLEGE ORATORICAL BODYT WILL PARTICIPATE INE NOMINATES NINL SPRING VO'TE I 1.7 A A %A YW V 1J£LU Students from all schools and colleges in the University will as- semble tomorrow at the various campus polls to vote in the annual spring all-campus elections. Judging from the final count of the number of registrations which were subscribed la...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T r4igttn 0 ttily "Published every morning except Monday lring the UIniversitly year by the Board in 'otntrol f Student Pulication Niembe su 'mrfei enra r .xterial ,'" t Cniatioti rhe Associated Press is exclusi vely en- itled to the use or republication of all news aspatches credited tc it o not otherwise redited in thin ae' and th eal news pb-hein shed berein ,ntered d the p busoft at \n Arbor, Michigan, as second class...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Filillill C===P 1) /i v-\r E i ROGERS TO ADDRESS PHYSICAL EDUCATION' STUDENTSWEDNESDAY ADMISSION WILL BE EXTENDED TO GENERAL PUBLIC ACCORD.- DING TO ANNOUNCEMENT APPEARED IN DETROIT Calls Kindergarten Instructor One Of Best Teachers Of Physical * Education In America Dr. James Rogers, Director of the National Physical Education Serv- ice, will speak at 8 o'clock next Wed- nesday evening in room 21, Water- man gymnasi...…
…HE Ml-HIGA. IDATLY ESHMIVEN 0 THE MI~HTGAN DAILY TRACK SQUAD DEFEATS OHIO Y EA LINVG IWO MILE HUCPIN I AGRGM! IN TELEGRAPIR 1C MEET' show 11e01 In Thiashe And Longr Runs Tq D~efeatJBuckeye Yearlings 73 1.3 to 61 2-3 Saturday TOLAN SCORES 10 POINTS 1, BIG LEAGUE STANDINGS A metricaiin League W L/ SPORTS &CALEND)AR C olf-N+ rt1 t;vstern. therYe. iyaseb)a 1-Iowa, thewe. Sat lrlkI y Raseball-Illinois, there. Track-Minnesota, lhere. ...…
…8, 1928,rTHE MICHIGAN DAILY MANY SCHOOLS ENTEHl FRESHMEN WIN FROMI ANNUAL TRACK MEE[Il High school -athletes will collect in Ann Arbor on F+ridaiy and Saturday of this week for the 28th Annual in- t erscholastic Track Meet which will! (Continued from Page Six) third. Time: 2:00.1. Mile run: bra by Beatharm* (0) ; Besc (M), second; Hart (0), third. Time: 4:45.1. Two mile run: W~on by GroehlnI (M) ; D'Anna (M), second; Hayes INTRAMURALTEAM...…
…toinobile Regulations: During the week end of Mother's Day (6 p.m., May 11 to 8 a.m., May 141 d during the week; of the' May Festival (8 a.m., May 14 to 8 a.m., May 21), e automobile regulations wi1 be waived in the case of students driving cars which either one or both parents are riding. Exceps in these particular ses, there will be no change in the present regulations. J. A. Bursley. useholders: All approved householders having rooms to ren...…
…I s ESTABLISHED 1890 fi trit an PailF MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII No. 157 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS NEW HIGH L1EES, NEW ORLEANS WARNED TO TAKE .I RECAUTlION\S AG~AINSTY CREST OF WATERS LEVEES DECLARED SAFE Suffers Recelmhig Red Cross Aaid Number 338,004 With Figures Still Incompletej (By Associated Press) NEW ORLEANS, May 7.-Driven riotously before the flood current, the ...…
…THE MICIGANDAL LILY r u T1R EK VOLUNTEERS locality to be explored by the expedi- b er of the expedition will have to1 DR EXPLORA4TION tion, but it was definitely stated thati furnish his own personal equipment, LR th~e party would not penetrate the and ,rill have to pay his own fare to' IIP IN SUMMER itropics,.Ithle point where the zxlpeclition leaves I ~'e i eat; wwil bi ,to men: thera ilroad.' _____ _ Washington, New York. Leexpedit...…
…SAY, MAY 8, 1927 "SHE MICKIAN DAILY PA'lffr TI-IF M..i -IIC~AM Lfl71L 1 t As$il #Tl 'v NOTED INVENTOR DIES AFTER[LONGI ILLNESS' lhudson -.1 lin, Fthinous As Autbor WAS FOE OF PACIFISTS LAKE IJOPATCONG, N. J,, May 8. ---Hudson Maxim, inventor, author, PILOT SAVES THREE IN PLANE / I wouIlsave th, southern MissiscippiSE CT HR STA Sv le fr m -, tp ii cr of tl !r , F R Dr y.Tent disastro is floods ! O E D C T O N S The general principle o...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN 'DAILY sDAY, MY S 1927 "one" Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Confereace 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 paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoffic. at...…
…SNDAY, IMAY 8, 11127THE MICHIGAN DAILY IN STA LLA TIO N 5D PP ER P lay F o r P lay 's S ake W ill B e K ey n o te D airy T ells G low ing he boti C1w icnethre y s ho ithC Of New W. A. A. Activity For Next Year ALEgWhd Of ntudent " en;T n gineer" who made the task look so WILL ,i- sd e In uro easythat one young lady decided to . MPlay for play's sake and sport for and members of W. A. A. and other FIJAL ROVN J Episodes In Euro pole. The sad res...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDA.. Y 8: , 192 Fun i -'\ 0 , i ,.,i. v _ L _ PLA I Y t ATE Maw- .. ti er 1~ Y [DPART Third Annual Juniort A WE YE TRACK STARS OPPOSE WOLVERINES iN FIRl 1n ~ ff~Swim Meet Draws! DUAL ErET OF "12, UTDOOR SEASONiAT FERRY tug LULVIIUV IVUM More Than 125 Stars' Swimmefs from nine states and one' province of Canada competed in the preliminaries of the third annual national invitation Y. M. C. A. junior swimming ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN ..,. ._ _ _ - _ _... _ . _ . d _.. -- __ lVIMLetmen re First Conference Match I I I I I 0 THIlS COUM CLOSES AT 3 P.M. ADVERTI'SING j AT3PL TIAMEI[ 1yra-,ngoe Grid Leader' iOWA-1MiCHI1GAN T RACK 'SUMMARIES! S tars As Tracknman (Coiitiniiec from page one) inches. (Nrew Ferry field record.) B-[AT Las: er, Michigan, third1. Timne---: F ormer record, 141 feet 1 inch, by B[TBJ s[EOuTFIT :22.7. ; Doyle, M...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGTAN DAT .Y SUNDAY,. M'AY 8.,19t a.wsnf a r'aa a~ a Mva s~a..a a a. ssa>.x, vfi .... I D AILYOFFICIAL BLEI Publication 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 SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1927 NUMBER 147 WHITNEY To the Senate Council: There will be a meeting of the Senate ...…
…4 ... ESTABLISHED 1890 4lkPP t an uiI1 A MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ---- --------- -- a , VOL. XXXVI. No. 162 TWELVE PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1926 TWELVE PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS THREE HOM RUNE FEATURE MICHIGAR WIN OVER BAD6ERS BADGERS GAIN EARLY LEAD: WALTER FINISHES GAME ON MOUND GAME ENDS 6 - 4 Loos And Wilson Hit Home Runs For .Michigan'; Miller Lost To Teamn For Both Gaines TEAM LEAVES MADISON (Special to Th...…
…,A l Two THE MICHIGAN DAILYSAUDYMY8,12 SATURDAY IMAY 8, 1926 LIBARYEXHBIS Proftects Supplies inwlnde PlWtireS Of AlgerlaF:u^ ~ee n titl uis~ MONASTERIES SHOWN :::.r; Photographs taken on the Un iver- sity Near ihist expedition (1925) by, G eorge It. Swain, University photo- graher, form the subject of the Tires- oet exhibit in t he lobby of theLi brary. TIs expedition "-wa, headed b ~ <'iir ' ii :i ' :i ."y P rof. F rantcis WV. K elsey, of t...…
…:4ATURDAY, MAY 8,' 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 1TRE! _ _ - ,...., Michigan I Rt UNIVERSITY BALLOON WILL TAKE TEST TRIP' eadly For Initial Flight Tonight i selected as first alternate. The bal- loon will be piloted by R. 1-I. Upson, former instructor at the University, land, at.:present,. chief engineer of the Aircraft Development company of De- S troit. The balloon is housed at the labor- will return by train. Expenses of t he trip...…
…P'ACE FOUR ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAXY 8, 1926 _. .. ---r Published every morning except Monay turing the Univeraity year by the Boat is Control of Student Publications. Rightly, they form a distinct part of undergraduate life. It requires, how-. ever, that underclass behavior con. tinue such as it was yesterday,. sportsmanlike and earnest. -ii y, if 4' Y'C 4 '4 t .4 'A vq -j # 44 '4 4 4 . . Member, of Western Conference Edito...…
…,R it y k F 'a 6 q 4 4 y'. 4J 1 4 I S2 ,, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1924 THE MtC HTr.AN DAILY VA Alt VtVl1l TNF MT+T-AlN? nA1y -..- . AA %. I'Y *-A L 1 8-AI' 't rAawn Vav C (I r (1 .. r MAKE EFFORT TO COMPLETE PLEDGES Committee Chairmen And President Of League Discuss Next Year's Program TO ADOPT PLAN SOON Intensive effort to complete the necessary pledges toward the building fund of the Women's league will be; the controling idea for un...…
…PAM, ;TX TVIT7, VITICV.-IMAN DATIY .,1A PAOID ~IX TITF MICETICAN DAIlY SATUR )AY, MAX ,~1926 .. : . ...... . ..r.." _. r V I 0' k Wolverik IN DASH EVENTS Guthrie, Ohio Star, Expected To Lead Team In Hurdles, High Jump, And Broad Jump Compe iton MILE RACE FEATURED Michigan will open its 1926 home outdoor track season when the Wol- verines compete in the annual dual meet with Ohio State at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon on Ferry field.....…
…SATURDAY, INTAY S, 1926 THE. MICHIGAN DAILY PACT, : Irv" S A T U D A Y M A Y 8, 926 H E I C H I A N A I L wYrFtiYw' wWrti - HOFFREFUSES TO COMPETE iN WEST (By Associated Press) PASADENA, Calif., May 7.-Charlie hoff tonight was still riding the "char- lie horse" in his shoulder as his main reason for refusing to compete with his vaulting pole in the meet at San Francisco tomorrow. The threat received by telegraph from the A. A. U. that ...…
…PeG 31k!?THE MICH-IGAN DAILY_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SAT DAILY OFFICIAL BL L ETI N Publication in the Bulletin is costructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Asistant to the President until 3:W p. m:. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volume VI SITURIAY, .1LAY , 19w% Number 12 Senate Council: The next regular meeting of the Senate Council will b held Monday, Mbay 10, at 4:15 P. M. in the President's office. F. E. Robbin...…
…May Party Section ,IF 10 v -.a .Offm Aokv A6P :4ahti May Party Section VOL. XXXVI. No. 162 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1926 y.,.- MMc B Gene Gtekinst was such a party as only artists know how to were excused from all classes for the last week ROM the time the pirate doorman directed stage successfully in attempting to capture the to work on them. In addition the ship was also spirit of the famous Beaux Arts ball in Paris. It des...…
…PACE TEN ~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. MAY 8- IqNl.' THE -M^CHIGAN DAILY"l lAl. .vlf 1lAVMyl i 1(194G . History Of May Party i- ,. I'. Covers f NOVELSCHEMES OF DECORATIONS USEO Architects Introduced Bali To Vnife Memubers of College; Had :'lodest 1eginning in "'Trots" REORGANIZED IN 1921 By George F. Green In the decade and a half of its ex- istence, the Architects' May party has become so well established as one f> the important...…
…U SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAI Y i PAGE EL{EVEM X I-AJ 1 l.tL Y L' lY __ _ RATY TOO DEEPI yak ; Iit;s1 's iITrouble Reeping r Head Ai orte Water At May Partly CANNOT FATHOM IT By Sir Toby Tiffin WVhen interviewed at a late hour this evening, Sir Toby Tiffin, noted l4umor-' ist and connoiseur of local dances, lIiing attended every one to-which he I had received a pass this year, stated emphatically that the Architects' Mayf M...…
…rAGE TWELVM THE MICHIGAN DAILY ATT'I'M : , 'MAY S, 102; PAGT~ TWELVE -~. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATI RDAY, MAY S. 1~2~ ARCHITECTS NAME PARTY GUEST LISTi G overnor, President, I)canis of C(olleges and Members of F'aculty I ncluded MANY NOTABLESATTEN D Following is the list of guests at the Architects' May party: Gov. Alex. J. Groesbeck, President Clarence Cook Little and Mrs. Little, Dean M'ortimer E. Cooley and Mrs. Cooley, Dean Joseph A.' Bu...…
…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE I tpi4an til MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS F - I VOL. XXXV. No. 161 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS . TNDERCLASSES GATV FOR T'G OF WA HURON MEET AT3 0' '27 and '28 Will Concl Ferry Field Tomorro Events Schedu Phi Be Michigan Alp Beta Kappa, schoIkstic frate nual banquet a HER TODA in the Union. E, 'TODAY the philosophyt t OVER on "An Ideal of A business m terda...…
…0 PAGE TWO I THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 8, 125 DAILY FRIDAY, f ARKETT P AGE A I' Sha Groer 709 Packard Street Phone 3712 The Most of the Best fo~ the Price G .1 ANNOUNCEMENT We are offeing one of those handsome octagonal shape "Royal Blue" edge decorated surface Bread Boards just now so.-very popular and a "Razor" Bread, Cake and Gen- era Purpose Slicing Knife. A combination you will see retailing in a regular way for...…
…VRTDlAV, MAY 8, 1925, THE MICHIGAN DAILY M #! M .,,.. . 'WOME[N TO O'FFR[ NUTRITION EXHIBIT, Fbire. -Daiy Program IV-Will lBegflu 'ces-. *hay; Facuilty WomenOI Pre. pa~re ]Food j)isitys EXPERTS WILL SPEAK An innovation in the way of a nu- I ritiofl (eliolst ration will 1)e pre-' ,mnted for three dlays beginning Tues-i lay, May 12, at Barbour gymnasium. The prograin will include food dis- Allies Discuss Cologne Evacuation )t'r 'ri'r:'~...…
…W4 PAGE OUTR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY ', 492S Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student ublications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The A'sociated Press is exclusively 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- lislied therein. Entcred at the postoffice ...…
…* FRIDA"Y,MAY S8,I1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAOR F.WLP ..._.._. kTAVAR° MUAvA M s !) rig ~7 TIJ '1' E~;~AI slip-on, heavy coat style or jersey a RPORTS SUCCESS a oFrVASSARDDIE xDeani Hamilton Returns Fromi East. en Trip Including Women's College :STRESSES OBLIGATION Truss Jean Hamilton, who has just ret urned from a trip to New York t stoppedl at "Vassar college to see how they were concluding their drive for the $3,000,000 which end...…
…PAGE SJX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1925 _.. ___ _ - - t 10. elo - IWEGIUBUIUD ... , ,fi;,.' - { ,. _: .... ... .; "Nommommomm" .F OACH PIKS TEAM TJONREDS aOBUNSWILD SE aseball taroatetheoUniversity o[ m rchigan and at present a IN BALL CIRCLES WITHOUT OIL of Coach YoMtAs gid Darrll illSelct SuadFoySuc- 1coaching staff, will reenter the Farrell Will Select quaI Fo' Suck- major baseball leagues today S# F o u r Records, T es ...…
… FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1925. THE-I MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEl SIIVTE COLUN CLASSIFIE CdM All DVERTI SING asrM i IRT XHBIT'BN p'resident's Father .isn't Worried When Physicians Find Heart Ailmen-t ATTRACTS MANYj t<- . "::isr. }1L i?:} :+ :i UI0I-bou o l iv(5 AI 11a 1 le pjeIs to :; E+H!;,;,}: } v iSlito s; 11,111 rr'}:," }" { a: :;.}::": i (Iti ?or;:ar 8 " C H O EN W O }:iti$:J":'C::: '": {}"":::"L" '"'"4. ".'. ..:t.. IhS N TOWEEKS I : : : * __. . ...…
…,if . MAGC, MOOfT HEI MICI-IGAN DAILY FTDAY,). IMAY S. l192; DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice tos all members of the University. Copy received bi the Assistent to tho P-ovi'dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 A. im. SaturdayA f ( WIIAIT'SG O ING ON Notices tq. appear in this column moust JL r ft il)Ithe box at the Da;'q office ptrovded for 'nzit pu'pose before 4 u'clock oreceeding tnoe ddy of issue. ...…
…THE WEATHER. PROBABLY SHOWERS; COOLER TODAY LL 4,r tti GET YC CAPS A GOI VOL. XXXIII. No. 158 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1923 EIGHT PAGE6 PRICE __ _ - r - ---w---____ . 1 WOLVERINES BEAT HAWKEYES ,7-B0I ~ATE KNODE CROSSES PLATE WTH WINNING RUN IN TENTH INNING GIBSON HOLDS ENEMY BATSMEN TO FEW HITS Varsity Comes Out on Top After Hard Struggle With, . Iowans 'Ensian ReadyDedicated To Regent William Clement...…
…~THE MICI GAN DAILY 5b lUl ATIMN iGargoyle Birings History Up To Date In Issue Out Tomorrow, IS I________________________ _____ r n ' (Continued from Page One) ensan was announced as:-,, Kenneth Kerr, '24, chairman, Laurence Mack, '124, "William Fleischaker, '24, and Phlip Schneider, '251. The womfen's staff will be headed by Miriam Wick- sal '24, as wumeh's editor and Will be made up of Helen oward, '4, lzabeth 'lhuffid, '24, Mar&garet ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I~ _ ,. - - -- ----x- . _ 1, 1 1 1 - x I- - ! -7 ! 1 1. _____-I be worn with sen-I e procured beforei race Hunter at the itory. The price of ternoon at the booth in University hall.I There will be a meeting of the Uni- versity Girls' Glee club at 4: 30 o'clock this afternoon at Barbour gyminasium. Athena Will meet at 7:15 o'clock this evening in the Alpha Nu rooms of Unriversity hall. There will be a pro-1 gram anid di...…
…THE MICITGAN DAILY . . .., ~ .. -- I- j1 4 to make an effort, they might have more to say in running the affairsI of the city, state, or nation. It so AL N1EWSPAPER OF THE happens, however, that the educated LRJSITY 1 OFIIC IIGAN class for the most part keeps out of every morning except Monday politics leaving the reins of the gov- StudentP ublicationst r ernment in the hands of schemers, in- of Western Conference ditorial, terested in t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY V Iarl-nle Clemens' Sixth Recital Rad'ical in its trend and composition. inas much as the songs ung by Mad-! nine Clara Clemens in the sixth reit- al of her hitoric song cycle last night; tin PattengilH auditorium were the er- tions of the modern lyric writers, nstill this conert 'was well liked and proved one of, the most poular ,to date. Madame Clemens was in line voicei-and that charm and daintiness ~ whih9is9o charat...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - I - ---- - - , - I - , AAE ./mom, mom W1 4 11 1 1111 Lldi J J I I I i IT x .wm +aowwr r ' ""1' wrrirr ? . :w w. ,,,,,,, ,Y... , . .,....... .. .. ......... IVES BIT .YES 7TOB (Continued from Page tOne) t it. Knode walked and Ash was fe on Scantlebury's error. . Both :red on Paper's double to left. Blott, verance, and Uteritz went out in ceession. One more Iowa run, and e last one, came across in the third...…
