… DEDICATED TO JUSTICE LY j ti a att MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EIGHT PAGES IM"T^IM Myvr" ^,MkT"Mft 9 VOL. XXXV. No. 144 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1925 NIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE -CENTS - >4 ._ - EXPECT HERRIOT RESIGNATION DUE. TO DEFEAT IN SIDE ISSUE LiMi TA~l0N 0r Al Raises Question of Confidence Over 166,000 Francs Difference On School Appropriation; Senate Gives Minority Of Two Votes; Minister's Statemen...…
…F lb I 1I ; ; 11 a: I u . EPAT AND IG ~iIi SERYIC ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1920. PRICE . , It Required Long Patience, But FE3 REITDNT All's Ready For The Junior Hop FOR PRESIDENT LIEYETO DAY 1,as0the strains of "The Vic- noon found all decorations in their Telegrams and flowers from many RAILR A SWITCH ~tors" fills Waterman gymnasium the place. The gymnasium, which in its parts of the country were received tor s Ju...…
…T HE WEATHER PROBABLY RAIN OR SNOW TODA .-Y. r it i AI. anAk aitjj MEMIBER ASSOCIATED IPRE and WESTERN CON FER] EDITORIAL ASSOCIA VOL. XXXIV. No. 143 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE Cl ________________________- a ___-_- 4 F INDICTED G1UR Y CHA6E Garg Recalls Campus Life As It Was in Fathers' Day SENATOR SAID TO HAVE TAKEN OIL RETAINING FEE UNLAWFULLY CAMPBELL, STEVENSON ALSO ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Yrt lap 4NP :43 atl . MEMBER ASSOCIAT'ED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 145 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS L[BERAIZiATION OF PROHIBITION URGED' 110H CRIME CHECK' BUCKNER SEES MODIFICATION MEANS TO OBTAIN STATES' All) AS READ STATISTICS Written Statements Of Chicagoans Advocating Moderation Are Offered (By Associated Press) Liberalization of the Volstead act as a means of ...…
…. / PACE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY APRIL 9, 1925 DAILY TI1U!~3DAY. APRIL 9, 1925 ALUMNI SEGETARY BACK FROM WEST Pians Kentucky Trip With Effinger To Address Meeting Of Fourth District WILL GO TO DETROIT Returning yesterday following a wyeik's trip to the middle west, Hawj ley' Tapping, 11L, field secretary of the AIamni association, will go to De- troit today to confer on the national June meeting of the Association in that city. On his...…
…2%lr99gan wali ICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN hed every morning except Monday during the Univer- y the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ssociated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for- on of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise this paper and the local nelwpublished therein. d at the postoflice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second er. ription by carrier or mail, $3.50. A...…
…THE MICHIGiAL DAiL EAT S1 OgO trbor Voters Refuse To Rlaise oiney For Celebration; May Start Campaign IPtTBLICAN OFFICIALS, NE DEMOCRAT, VICTORIOUS ers of Ann Arbor approved by majority all the issues in Mon- city election with the except- f .the resolution that proposed 10,000 be raised by taxation forl entennial celebration of the ing of 'the city. - The, ; esolution urned down on avote of 1,24S5 spite of the fact that the cen-I L celebr...…
…TIAE MWI-ITGAN DAILY rRIDAYAPRIL , 1921, THE Mid IIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 9. 192'~ ______________________ ~ ------5---' - -- ~-- Sunderiand Shows Means For Elimination Of Court Delay "'Xhen 8an adequate summaryV jud i cases for the colec t iionodt (ls arc. nent law is passed, procedure for the not takeni into court uniless t he judIge empaneling of juries changed, rules , ivncdta teei ara 5 on amisionof eidece adicllyre-sue at stake. I 4...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1925 THE MICHIGSAN DAILY Y'AGE T1rnE~ ___________________ - -- - - SCHDUL HAYA~l IUniversity Garden 117 i I 1Ctoltivah MA9N FDA L[CIDDEl Named Prison HeadI t1 I i- e lid The r ' ~ Campus !. Credo I I I r I i I i 1.~V i li ia''iL; I lr''seds 1~r~. Ujel ;wd ~ ~~ . ~ roiahota -'I a rdells inl all parts 'SeI'of l)Y t ol l 1'i . ta i'y Ii. rci edofr e, bot y k Fourth l alkl foroflNet'~ic~al er~ic~s M y t1'l + _ 1. ...…
…trmer , r Loses Close Race I PLAYS FINALS WITH ROBBINSi Home-Cooked F from Page One) s will be f.l.ed en- o have formerly play- nines. The first base lt out between New- . Van Boven and 'ear's nine will con- one position. Langen- rtain of his outfield ssner, Perrin and w men on the Var- >erry, sporting writer 'ribune, was in Ann looking over Lund- in. Mr. Cruisenberry of all the big league ii and is now looking nines of the West- He had se...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 777 . i VAI ow FRESHMEN FIRST IN IN-009R MEET 1learlit~g s Win With 32 1-2 Points; Sohoores Finish OUOOR SEASON SCHEDU LED) TO START AFA'R VACATIONV Mr.C. E. Wilson. Thursday and Friday the tea room will be under the supervision of Mrs. Louis Bredvold. I The Stroller ~ Passe~s By .i WOMEN WILL CHOOSE REPRESENTATIVES TODAY WOMEN'S LEAGUE, Y. 11. C. A., W. A. A., PRESENT 10.. INEES . a regular weekly meeting at 5 ...…
…TMIDAY, APUIL 9, ,192:6 T''HE MlIHIGAN DAILY rAGF TTIR ~RIDA~Y, APRIL 9, 1920 rAGE THRI~l 1110111 1111 17,. fY 1.G11 EE 'large Attendance Expected Conference To Be Held A Geneva, 1Wisconlsin LITTLE MAY GIVE Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, v 1>e the seat of the Young Me3 'tiana association's central rej ference this summer, accord; nnouncement made yesterda; hall. The camp, which wi: tended by more than 800r he in session from June 15-21 Although ...…
…. r APACIE - V UR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TURsTAY, APRIL , ,1925 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 paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entcred :t the posto...…
…Dru- Co. GOING HOME? Take along a box of Whit- man's Candy. A little higher In price - and worth it! Ii LLI ANSWERS HOBBS ON HOOTER CLUB GUESTION ORGANIZATION DECLARED TO BE FOR PURPOSE OF SPLITTING PARTY i rI ALL SIZES N LY SP NO yVarden Cherries- in cream, 90c per lb.; 45c per half pound. ONE GILLETTE MEN! YOU CAN GET HUNDRED PER CENT BETTER SHAVES IF YOU STROP YOUR BLADES The barber strops his razor before each shave. You also ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN iled every morning except Monday the University year by the Board in of Student Publications. ers of Western Conference Editorial ion. Associated Press is exclusively en- * the use for republication of all news ie credited to it or not otherwise in this paper and the local niews pub- keeps pace with production. Notwith- standing, the general good signs the stock market has been ...…
…PAx E OJR, THK 1'TCHTCIAM flATLY * ~~~£~ J .f A.. T A1' d~v ATVVY * l~i a i L.- -1 1(S Y l 1L I+'EID Y~ 1, Alltij 9, i.u A 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 usefor republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwisel credited in this ...…
…FACE FIVE THIURSDAY, APRIL 9a 192.5 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r' ' " r I 1 ' 'r 4 r 'yyt tf} i !yy, :CC7( * i 7 } trg'i A4 } , a H a x A WAA HLD CNTST Revision Made In 6 W1I9091________ __CONTEST__Point____ystem____________FOR FIELDDYPOSTER1 Athletic Board'01 I E io 1Revision of the honor point sys s + 1Posters wll1be accepted for the titd DeritA um a AFel ayadLatrnNgternomfor the Women's Athletic aso- . EERGE TO END T O i cation has been comp...…
…V &.I''CL.I .atre The Stage TilE WHITNEY Wednesday, April 14th A GUARANTEED ATTRACTION. MAlL ORDERS RECD. 750 $1. 1.50,$200 SEATS ON SALE MONDAY M 44m1f f lf:54jf/j$'XI6 1ff 4' .10DiV ADOL KL AUBE(1 PIEfENZC -27 r4 MARTHA M. STANLEY E AOELAIOE MATHEWS 0/A [CT [,00 A TR/UMP/I4NT ALL SEAS £0Y'2UN AT THE P fCEfT FATER .- NEW YO/kK vii g"CS ByIff NEWYORK CAS RE A D WHA T YOUR NEIGHBORS SAYS DETROIT DETROIT The audienace was rocked with merrimen...…
…24 THE M NICHIGAN DAILY M fI.[D T IN1EB[AmUndsCUReady For Pole Flight Tg- - EATS6, TALKS, PLAYS'J f pp / [ ~ . , acl: i~ihr To y the ~I~oiuo. (.19( r L i r io V auevifle lboth !)Y facally members, aind saet, a ,ozchestra selec- Lions., short taiFs, anld a general good time are to be featulres of the st~.dent- faculty mixer whichl will be held be-t ginning at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow eve- iung in the asseu:b'y hall of the Union. The mixer, to w...…
…1?ItYAY, Ar-RT , 9, 1924 TI-Ir, MICH-MAN 'DATLY a a-..avaaMT aavi AM -a TT a A ALWil# )v A v J31 A 4 g I i j' 4' E}4 rIt Ii , 4 ?4 i ti 13 Tr " \ s WAA ELECT HEADS Murray, Smilthl, McNally Will Lead Campus Organizations For Coming Year HUGE BALLOT IS CAST Evelyn Murray, '27, was elected president of the Women's league yes- terday at the annual election held in University hall. Helen Reece, '27, is vice-president. The other ofllcers...…
…PAGE lSIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THT1TISDAY. APR >.iL. 192 ... !. i,,,,M... .......... J I .'"...,. tII 3 ITt' ... . ,. - / \ ' i u cwinul j J _._* ' . .w..............r' _ A -wom- - mmw wmw , ,. MIGHIGAN TRACK TEAM TAKES HONORS AT RELAY CARNIVAL Billy Fallonj To Leave Here' ibbird TIled 50 Yard RecOrd Seconid evening by winning the S yard dash NigtliI; Brooier and lReinke i...…
…1I 3 ig Home ANOUNCE SCHEDULE FOR YRSITY TENNIS TEAM PLAN MORE MATCHES THIS YEAR THAN EVER BEFORE IN HISTORY I I TS GOING ONy Whitney Mont of ever tal them." I themi ie fence with1 FRIDAY opera at the 215--Union theater. 9:30-Junior nasium. Patronise our Advertisers.-Adv. A Ann er Our Extensive Line Hop in Waterman gym. of veling Bags adhans and Co. Two .Stores St Main St. _-_ OUR IDEA OF A KODAK PICTURE We have alwa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY n _T _ _ r turmi MI/IMIWr lrl I MIT 7N 000% jzrw o - , I ah - --low . ..... MILE E9 BT Runs Fast ins Fourth Team OUARTET ]face In Trials, Place On - I ERNIE TICK IN LINE FOR =STEADY WORK WITRCARDS Elrnie Vick, capain and star catcher'-of the 'Varsity baseball team in 1922, is slated to play an important part in the cam- paign of the St. Louis Cardin- als this season. Clemens, veteran backstop for Rickey's club, ...…
…i. PA GF. SIX' THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 192G PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY IN I /ml llme. w rrur i cauumiiiimmul ,._ WPM** __ ma .." r° r^' .. ... i z FQR RELAY MEETS Training Table To Be Maintained At Union For Team Staying Here During Vacation Period SQUAD OF 18 TO REMAIN{ While Michigan's baseball team is touring the South, and the majorityl of students are celebrating the vaca- tion period at their homes. ...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN R ~ - i !?' LASSIFIEDcTN AT PM.ADVERTISING AT 8 P.M. ' AITENTION ADVERTISERS Box 67, 8, answers. Box 92,' 11 answers. B.Lox S):3, 3 answers. THIESE WILL _BE, 1)WSCARIE)A) after Monday, April 6, 1925. 1'LEASl' CALL IFOR THEM. f FOR SALEC FOR SALE-"-1921 Fordl roadlscr, start- er, new cord tires,°good motor. Will Ssell cheap. Call ,Glazer at 3112-Al. e~veryb~ody dislikes a fire loss,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY~ w.,.......___...._....._.v..._ ..._.....,.._ ..__..,_._. r _..- fl r..... nv... . , : n ... USED) CARS FOR SALE COMMON HEAL THI 71- I ADvEI WVANTiE1 DIRTY RUGS to clean. Every rug cleaned with Ivory Soap by the shampoo mnethod. Phone 1911 for our truck to call. Rugs will b3e de- livered when promised. Americana Rug Cleaning Works. AN EXPERIEINCED fraternity cook. Call 1460. SALESMAN WANTED-Guaranteed salary and...…
…F'RIDAY, APRIL 9, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACR?!V~ 21"F , 114 14 ,}... ,. c ,.' .. .. LOCAL EVXENTS For notices not otherwise mentioned in The ;wily. Items wiil be published on ttvn'ri Triccsivc (ay., only. Copy must be submitted to the Local Evens POSTOFFICE LISTS IHAVING UNCLAIMI i w } "Passing and Abiding Aims of, Life," will be the topic for discus- sion at th' , Baptist guild meeting Suin-a ciay, at G: 30 oclockt at the Guild hous...…
…PAGE EIGHTTITfSAAR49.12 ___________TH-E MICHIGAN DAILY 'rTTT"T sn APRTr; 9. V 25 DAILY OFFI CIAL BULLETIN' Publication In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by t)be Asistant to th. e rs~ent until 3:30 p. :n. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdays Volume STHUIRSD)AY, APRIL %, 102) Number 144 University Lecture: Professor J. Holland Rose of the University of Cambridge, England, will deliver a lecture on the s...…
…THE MICHIGAN_ DAIL'Y ,.,. Aids McDonald DAILYOFFICIAL BULLETIN I'ubflcatloi in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of ,e y i'versity. Copy received by 'the A'a~rat to the Prescent until -3.30 p. in, (1130 a. . Saturday). Volume 44 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 1924 Numbe' 14i Honorable William Morris Hughes, former Premier of the Australian commonwealth, will give an address on the subject "The Pacific, the Cor- ing World Problem" a...…
… PAGE mG~2? TtT-T~ MT(~TIW'SAM ~~ATLY a. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the ]3ulletin Is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by th~ Ai~sistant to the President until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. in. Saturdays). Volume VI FRiDAY, APRIL 9, 19~6 Niuii~er 145 Coinini~sions In U. S. Marine Corps: A commuiXication from the Commandant of the U. S. Marine Corps, Ma- jor, General John A. Lejeune, states that a limite...…
