…-En ! f, 'S 4br ,Ak A suit ,; ;_a . 'Am - I 1- of A, , P- . -1 - V - I - -- -- I - - . I I- - - - - ! I . I _ a TWENTY PAGES A NN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUMPDAY, APIRIL 1, 1923 TWENTY PAGES .. , ._....r... .. _ ____ " ' --- t PI NTI ""REJOI-CE YE, HfE IS RISEA It i!:. a. fa~r cry from the beginning of the Christ:an era to this -Eastvr Suniday 1,923 ,ye.,rs later. F"1,pires .hbave risen to heights of splendor and powrer an(d have ...…
…I 000, Ar ANOft t r tl IIE4 RICKENB CDIV No . 136 EIGHT P:AGEl9 ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 3, V23 EIGHT PAGES PRICE , . 1 !_ a. LES Plays Delight Aj By Robert Barlrio Last evening the Ypsilanti 11'iayersl presented three of their plays in their_ current repertory at the Mimes thea- ter, and will repeat the progran to- night. The first number was Mime'1bs smooth, slight whimsy, "The Camber- ly Triangle", presented wit...…
…L C 1a11 ~uii COME R * EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE _. . . _ POCK Acting Treasury CQMO DY LUB 1 TO Chief Youngest Since Hamilton WHITNEYTONIGHT FORNER K 3.--An anonymous let filled with pro- the University of g program and the being circulatedj embers of the State, in irregularities in ng the past three and charges made y conditibns existI partment. The pam- signature or hint f the w...…
…I I - PROBABLY TODAY V Aban tl ORDER CAP AN VOL. XXXIII. No. 138 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1923 EIGHT PAGES ......... - PULISHE CTINGlD CLUB POUTO "MR. PIM PASSES BY" RECEIVED - NTHiUSIASTICALLY BY AUDI)IENC CHARLES LIVINGSTONE, PORTIA GOULDER STAR Prof. J. Raleigh \ elson Adds More Success to List One By Joseph H. Epstein The curtain falls. Witl it is left' upon the ihgdividuals who. have wit- ness...…
…I 'C .I : til GR, PLAN J No. 139, EIGHT PAGE ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1923 EIGHT PAGES EIGHT PAGES di ITRP BATES AND LANE' ADDRESS 3-LAWS Dean Ifenry M. Bates and Judge V. H. Lane of the Law School were speakers at the annual junior law ban- quet which was held last night at Wil- lets' cafe. More than 90 men at- tended. Problems confronting the law grad- uate were discussed at length by Dean Bates. Judge Lane disc...…
…ElI I 47A6 i az THE LAST L1 -.- .- EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1923' EIGHT PAGES PRICE ] . . OEWilson May Back Former Justice Ii NIVERSITY HEADS ERNB _For 1924 Race ASKEOTOLANSING NATI~ MEEIGOIII FA I rERITZ IN FIRST Responsible ins in I B UitrTON, SMITH, ANI tEGEN TS TO' AID WAYS AND EANS I COMMITTEE MAJOR ITY OF MFMBERS FAVOR PRESENT BILL Flood o fmeasures Will NecessitateI Late Consideration of App...…
…I L I An P~Ail1 One No.: 1 2 1'AG0ES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRILS 18, 1923 12 PAGES PRICE FIVEi cou Z-Ei 4 Y GI ES V' 1 " i (S A iy H [TO S Vtor s Gas Tax An d ens ttack ~OCENJ On Its Advocates IEAUR A viat lors Re.port No Lives Lost uring Three e MVonths .: f 1.Li k.xilA VD 1UN- Et [i 111ou , l April 17.---(,13y A. P.)-I ton, to Moundsville, WV. Va., to Wash- fc ft taity haZS been checked~ against ington, t...…
…I .Aa . t %."Mmmmwnfth - EIGH~T PAGES ANN ARBRI MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL4 19, 1923 EIGHT PAGE&, TChester Project '011m 1T[IQN RII~SoloistIn Band Worries Europe [UI/VILJIVIIEII[i UUI VIL D Concert Tonight FORSPRNG A CNCET TON'IGSHT~ t~hoc Non 1 ro F esii n d opli. 11iii Prc' e-0: Ptogn- m i f.~ 11 iteen l ,est):5i urtir~ e Ic~ n 5)" n . r 77 eT: ouncil Tu RfEGISTRATION fE ALL-CMpgPUSS SATED TO T TE-\ JUIORQJS ]NAMED TO If f I N ANNU...…
…L.1 Of I I.. Ab I l lr 143; EIGHT PACES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1923 EIGHT PAGE& _. _ .: - - ---- -- r ___._- \ FIVE IN Master Criminal Admits He Made Wall Street Bomb Pope May Appoint American Cardinal TL H Professor Hauser of Dijon niversity to S)pak in 'Natural Science Audittorium WILL DISCUSS "EON-OMIC - SITUATION IN FRANCE" . * "Garg Assails Campus Leaders flfI*E WfYND "Big Men of the Campus" will be flailed...…
…'HE WEATHER SETT~LED; PROBABLY COOLER TODAYf <Y ian 41P SEE T HA, GAME TODA Y . . ........... XXXIII. No. 144 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1923 EIGHT PAGE& PRICE FI " n " a " w v INHABITANTS ARM IN MULIHEIM AS, COMMUNISTS RIOTi NNE K RNOWN, DEAJ) AND 1[ORE MOB LEAVES TOWN AND GATHERS IN OUTSKIRTS Merlin ,Ncwspapers Clainm Rab>Is is Not of Unemployed Buit Organived lDlstiibeI".; M1fuelheirn, April 20.(-B...…
… THE WEATHER' UNSETTLED; PROBABLY COOLER TODAY Y i wn ttl Sectic One 1 -- VOL. XXXII. No. 145 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1923 TWENTY PAGES PRICE FI M HIGAN BELTS 0. 6. us IN FIRST CONFERENCE GAME JIVERANCE FANS SEVEN ME1, ALLOWS SIX HITS IN CLOSE GAME ERRORS AID V A R S I T Y IN WINNING CONTEST, ?= Bain Canses Game to be Delayed End of Fourth Inning, Sending Many Home at Mi.chigan and Ohio State ...…
…ATHE] ,1UED1 COOLh LW1 LY '4r tl TOMORR( 146 EIGHT PAGES, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIV EIHTPAE iT A6AIN [LIGHT AS NCE OPEN S Le ReElected FLOODS DEVASTATE By Sons Of',Vets UPPER MICHIGAN as RVESRISE 1 Tomorrow's Ballot ~10 T'TfN Detective, Chief Special Election for .Student 'J U LU S tJU11111U II' My HedForce Council, Wednesday, April 25, 1923. FNITECO Senior, Representatives F I T T ...…
…VY A rl. C~- *.. CNTIYEP COOLj TODAY I I 9iAau OL -.0mommoulb, 4v K VOTE TODAY No. 147 EIGLIT PAGE6~ ANN A 11BOR MICHIGAN, WENESDAY, APRIL 25, 1023 EIGHT PACES PRICE FIVE I II / . $ IYIb FYI M b A Y A RD GR TS.U kRSIT $1,32,0 Wa . IERINE NINE RU SHES AWL1S WITH 21-0 SCORE FIVER'S MEN GARNER nTWEN'TY TAlTS FROH FOUR ll. A. G. HURtLERS NOONAN PROVES FIND ALLOWS BUT FOUR TILTS Piaper Leads in Slugging With Four Safeties ...…
…I 'OOL 1 oe AbF t Aq B"it GO I TR If. NO E IGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THUI.;RSDAY, APRIL 26, 1922 EXGHT PAGES SE PA SSES GR T OF $35 0 , i . - , T 'OUNClL' New Head Of Jai House Of Pe ers t ER, CO',NNABLE CHOSEN 1G THE JUNIOR PR IRC UIN "WODE 19 " Camp Davis men will construct a Douglas lake annex. to the Union as Spart of their recreation at the camp', aailabl forte pipose of mtel I for a,.much-needed clubh...…
…iER BLY Y i an ttl ISEE YOI VETS'H I. No. 149 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE f MILL-TAX WE[ BILLS TO LEGISLATUREI i -.-..- r..= -1 I- tSON, STA'E SCHOOL IN TENDENT, FIGHTS MEASURES SSAGE WOULD 3R PRIMARY FUND' urton and Governor Groes- linve No Objections to Such Action April 26.-Two bills in- estrict the mill-tax reve- University and the Michi- ltural college to their 1 of $4,000,000...…
…T HER 1If 1ERA., I ol it ttl ATTE I T O No. 150 EIGHT PAGE ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE F ,. .RIC " [ ET r+ z FURNISH NT AND nCLE PHERE QFORMS DAILY TO PUBLISH EXTRA FOR WISCONSIN GAIE TODAY, The Daily will publish a base- ball extra thisafternooni im- niedi ately following the Close of the Michigan-Wisconsin base- ball game. It will contain play by play account of the baseball game, partial...…
…EATH-ER CWARMERR DAY a It~r %Pewtl ISecti 1 On Ill. No. 151. TWENT'YPAGES ANN r-aBOR MICHIGAN' SU=NDAY, APRIL 29, 1920- TWENTY PAGES. PRICE~ .. ._ SAN BATMEN VIISGONSIN 11-3 YICTORY Whimsies Souvenir :issue To Appear SNATOR NELSON Whiis es' special souvenir issue O MIN EST will be out Wednesday. It is an all MINNE'T poetry number made up of~ the bestni poems subwitted in th~e contt just i.SO RI held. The names of the winners wil...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN AliBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1923 It .0slnot seldoms that an art reacheso HAL SEY DAVIDSON? by either the painter or the sculptor, its highest development before its true !Thes endeavor of the best portrait art- w orth is recognized. The present gee- t ists is to reveal the character ot their oration has seen this truth freosunt-, 10 its highest fernm land here I wem -1nielsen's ctaracter as he understood stbe i th py...…
…I ir4iga* :&datI SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGA~N, SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1923 SubIime Expression of Despair In 'Wallace Smith's Drawings A survey of Mlodern Art invariably; ROBERT LOCKE ht c ofutneny ptun;cines the rib -results itn moch consternation on the ;jaeeasiy ttutberc. arraws of part of those of no whose time has wore01osco oelty crt ot ott heen taken hy things other than ttte treatmentof the utually glrifiedt haitds and feet are sight...…
…Th~r E114MU1a at SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 192-3. Barbarism Recoils and Strikes and Asiatic Christianity Suffers It is an apparent fact that when a, JACK BERKMAN the Christian world answered the crie period of several years has elapsedl of the unhappy victims of the barbr- after the close of any great war, only ran. May Christian America e hn- those of the nation who have peron ored ally cone into contact withil the...…
…UUUIL I WILL IIUIIUJIII (Continued fromh Page One) n this quarter Haprtz tore thrOug ie Carson City defense time aind gain, despite 'the fact that his bril- ant wvork in the preliminary con- sts made himt a marked mhan. Speedy. nid with a remarkable change-hand. ribble, hie squirmed and fought hi:, ay through1 his opponents with the bility of a veteran. Lamb and Waldo Eifective The fuorth quarter was a repetition f the third, 'with the excepti...…
…. .. ------------------ YARD PRIiE News FromTheOther Colleges 1MUI AN Outof16 vteU9SxICTTOANDq A9PU ,RC NTEST wionhi-Geho terms 1,erself thle treshmen at the university a few M U IA N U'" "'~~ proinen stiet> prsedl tha f;reshman's p)reference forH ,rappers among th(coftmennl Crti ied the adw'0 1 soe rit-v letter to a P'hi Beta Kappa , ie~~ ecn eia 1: y." lt wastalso discovered that the Mn.Cees eodRetl ty of the University students. She alleg...…
…Ll enit on P'riet 's ): y Russian icw- papers CE IS UAIRI ,)I) i,1d to be the most pretentious things Dr. GUy, G. Alwaay, '16, Democrat,'- i'the issue.. A number of writings w Aas defeated by M.ayor George El 'by new cotrCibutors aj pear in this ? ewis, "eulcn or the offic oC TU SIC A I numblier. Thie detail's re gard'ingthe I mayor'. Only twVo Democrats wee TI C f A N~ poetry cot>>et will Ibe fouW nd ihe el'ected to office in the election, ...…
…r Ji Of Soviets dinck); "Jago's Credo" from "Otello"1 (Verdi), Mir. Danise; Dance Poem, "Le ear Death, Sayt IPori" (Dukas) ; "Charmant ieu from "La Perle du Brazil (David), Moco RpotsMiss Macbeth; Romanza from "ui laumie Tell" (Rossini); Mr. Danise; -~ Suite from the opera "The Perfect °;Fool" (Hoist); "Ou va la' jeune HIl u one" from "Laime" (Delibes), Miss iIVEILlIIHUUIIIJi umbers Decided 1'!on 7,or ntire Series of Six Concerts NUN2BE1I OF...…
…:DISAGREESI COLONEL TALKS TO1 ALASKAN EXPOR TS IN FOSTER TRIALI ARMY NAVY CLUB SHOW INCREASE, Joseph, Mich., April 5-(By A.. Col. William A. Wallace, chief ofI Washington, April 5-(By A. P.)- x The jury trying Win. Z. Foster on !staff of the thirty-second divislin, ad- Desp'te serious handicaps during the es of criminal syndicalism dis- I 4d anid was discharged at :5 o'- dressed the Army and -Navy club of piast few years, industrial Alaska has...…
…II AHO MOOUINS ;ontinued from Page One) ally. Schumanns richly poetic ingsnacht" found such faivorE [e and'ence that Madame Cie-r epeated it, while t.he delicately t " Vilehen" of Cornelius was_.. y received. 1Mendelssohn's "On1 of Song" and ijszt's Lieble- 1 No. 3 the later disguised' as oSo Lang Du Lieoen Kaxiust" j yore f n!iliar. Tho Lisztl, which? ily a mere sentimental effu- [adame Clemnens sang with im- e restraint and rare lyric Above ...…
…ATHLETIC FRATERKITY T0 HDLG TROUTS SOON King h'ut'hs Cui Pursues Of2idaho Bnker, relate Lord Carnarvon's, righlt bower in Irish Star to Coach sethe Luxor tomb activities? Carnar-j South IFend, In., April 17-(By A. Carter, on was stricken with a mysterious P.)-Forest Caocton, of Elgin, Ill., left mld-adde.Now Carter teh92asreDaefot beeni stricken ill. (tcl fte12NteDn ot bal ee e oFlt sg e o c ahTiiDAY1 $TO LAST D)AY OF football, basketball a...…
…____________ ~T" E MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IL 45OU R ~ ET YORK TO HAMB UR G ppp yyyy ..Actual construction work 10a st reo ible, de ign < lto mal' trips be.. Acm~e to Encourage Work Ni Fine Aris -Peenllirly Fa irale to All Parties OVE-RtNTN1 TO RAISEh 'MOMi1Y TH11ROU GIILOTTERY Stockholm1, March 29.-(13y A. P.) -Artists in Sweden. --wio happen to be narrow circumstances have sud- 4y~ been cheered by the news that to government .st...…
…EXT SIM j'of America, will be a dt~ressed by Proj. -.. LUlartmnent, upon "Our Natoinal Parks" -- nu~r~nuI~n iinrruon Tuesday. 'HTE HO U liT The h'iolo -cal sectios of the ___ science and Mathematics association An.ro iiesaepriual ofAnSouth-WestiMichiganawillahtarulroly o So t wetlih g n il ho rPrf nversity extension lc:tures for the lPusse'.l W atson of the forestry depart- fortunate this week in that they will , xt week number five, while one...…
…ICE. MICHIGAN, DAILY . , -. . 2 ing Tut Revel Attracts Many Students To Detro't A number of University students to 'rodulced in Detroit. Thbe commit~ltee will attend the "King Tutankhamen ' Jf l1cd on f a,"outdoing the nocted Revel", the first annual theater haiSc'bbal Th mjoty fte of the Little Art theater of Detroit, ss vll1,e garbed in fancy dress, which is to bei held Monday night ati as r:o;uestol, most of them choosing he Qraystone ...…
…___ ___THE MICH1-TGAN DAILY d V P1611W 'to VG'i'Iniversiy Jeetres Tomorrow and Tuesday VyOJH(ERIS ADVOCATE t1' CLEANUP i IN LITICS litician, lawyer, and jo rnlist among the varied vcations of y H. Curran,who will deliver two ersity lectures tomorrow and sday. lie has occupied many po- lI offices in New York city, taught he New York Law school, and ten numerous articles for publi- a. present his articles on "ohn Cit- s Job" are running in The ...…
…_________ __ _____ ________THE MICHIGAN DALY _ _ _ _ -T i oiv 'i ;li s a i n JVEN IN SAR~AH Florida To Abolish Prision Cam pa, ~Xredits Sentor Btail1e do Dames", by Scribe and ,G11ye xwilli he presented at 8 o'clockJ ight in Sarah Ca,well Angell hal the annual production of the (.erl- rFrancai . Final dlres.s rehearsals re hold last night and, acording to use in charge, little remains to be ii to ina1ke the production the equal; any given b...…
… i Nblca'i CONTESTi ~nwnia" Prince To Do Navy Hitch I ntinued from Page one) s the Michigan pitching stockt cent.1 MICHIGAN AI3RHPO AE! z(capt.) s.s.. 6 ,c.f......... 5 !rty, 3b ......4 lb ........ 2 r~f. .......5 2b ......... 6 c.............6 n, p.... ....6 an 7~. .. 2; 2 '3 ,4 2 2 , 1 0 2 3 0 2 2 4 320 11 0 0- 20 0 *1 0 0 4 61 27 13 3 SALE TO OPEN EARLY Due to the high quality as well as to the quantity of the articles, that have be...…
…___________THEMICHIGAN DAILY. Y ~NWl G. 0. P. National Chairman TalksTour Dates A Week Is Quota "~ OIH With Harding On 1Next ampaign Allotted To -Northwes erners, I'. or YintOn ge, Ma ss., repr~r theentative of tiro sachusetts Historical society, will ver a lecture at 4:15 o'clock this rhoon in the Natural Science aud- iur. I=e will speaik on "Non-inat- a President". r. Ford has been editor of thec pub- ions of the Massachusetts His al...…
…THE, LI ....,.r -- - - -_ ATTENDS, II RESC~i 5r YORK MARRISE I-E jNlTTEr m iWAJU( CES1 - FR M VE GL DE ' ILDS, PROF, a. F.511111[MAES MIAN TLLS OF .LOST PARTY'S PERILS 1 BIRGAY M[ET1NG / ~ I Prot. A.Franklin Shull, of the zool- . s ogy department, left yestl erday for .. tions of clerk and city carrier in the Russia; it is Ann Arbor post office. Preference will Norway add be given to ex-service men. Danes RMay Recognize Sovie r = Mosc...…
…THE MTlCHT1GAN ,DAILY .,..4 .Y.M..,. Force] -n {I Atftorne12y John H. drs ihn H. Edwards, new solicitor gem-l for the department of the interior, ierly set an enviable record in tl~m e position. of the post~ofilce deriart:- t. He is an Indiana lawyer oil E K S T O I N U R posed O d n n e W u g I c e s JP a s s e n ~g e r I s r ate n )river's bond ,L1CTE1) IATA S110OWSIF 3E t'p! HHQVO S ST FOR- HOD RHP H I PRI.ZE BI)ISCAP TY W E R T N (C...…
…THIAE ICHIGANDAILY______ -~ -._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ssociation Wants All s To Take The Aluimus ,Com encement less tlia two i -i.; planx to off, when anocther class. of senior class 100 sublscribe this year's perceont. Wilfred T3.I MjM[S~L~gW D Mimhes:Will Give MI Ii WIL A~AROVaudevile CP FORBEST ACT VI ~ o innr g ndevxlle Toyurxies Will o l 0)sIlies E PR J i.UNARtY TRYOUTS FOR PBSENTED MEDF j oncrnel for Meritorious Service Ic ' dci ed in IFran...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY StN)., APRtI 192:1I In Defense of Tradition AMERICANS, by Stuart P. Sherman.1 EDGAR H. AILES iolatr than other biographers, Pro Charles Seribuer's Sons, New York fissor Sheenan offers sonic remarks A etanlinen rt-Ae frontedt hy Mr 'asttturg 's viking atrs",while as vial .rt c' uiditelid iytlatas'llr'atdt ian, has recently inquired how te lt t h lo-toctrof theit cdoa thhyat qtb'lind11)01worsliptscommnonly ac- masses ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 19235 Mr. Kreymborg, The Broom, and Baseball Mr. Kreymborg haa been lauded and' cursed and pitied by his audiences. They have unhesitatingly pronounced' him a charlatan, a lunatic or a genius. His work as an editor and writer nt modern literature, fauous ott twc. contineitts, was sufficient herldry. Io prepare me for anything and every- thing in personal eccentricities. But Mr. Kreymbhorg is ju...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 192: PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 29, t92~ Hamlin Garland F. L TILDEN If Hanlin Garland's parents ad,' more be accused of being under [Rs- sot been of pioneer stock, if they had sian or Santinavians influeoces th-as been content to remain in rtted te could be nmisaken for i'assa .01 cootfort, livng in consplareof security, Iltis not just Amerian; hte is unl- instlead of being drive...…
…j ulrSeni ors R s "to4ococ uigth oig ek 'HNI starting tomorrow at 1 o'clock. No £T NlaglIIJLCIJNVLIPLLUlay Tradition woman who does not register will be ivlgdtvoe Thswhhae'00 IV W IN( contributed financially, to the Y. W;,.' URN UT T ORGNIZEGAMPIGI Senior women this year will lhark jedA.to onate timemborsresterng back to a former policy of givingt C.iA.euto onar te ntimembf estrinak- A meeting of the executive board annual play out of doors wi...…
…'LY AA i..W.,.w,. .... .... .. .,. .. . _. ,.._... . ,...........,..,. . _ I (____________ initiation of new members at 7:15 Tf I Aniouce Engagemet on aster Day o'lc1oih3i hUlh u om, fjbV UU~ L Announcement wags made at the Phi JISE dITID TE-F hil.AlmmesaeUg eir hoe"h od o Delta Chi house Sunday of the engage-; Re em erPIN s edt e present. The meeting leto~ Willard Parker, '23, of New-° e e k }floiginitiation wii be informal, eir hoe"liiv...…
…I t, sA.[V 1Jf' 11 [ ~Ill 'i W~omen and freshman women' n the annual apparatus ,Id at 4 o'cloclk this af- rbour gymnasitun. The wiperform on six' ratus, tho parallel bars,. Aesthetic dancing classes will be held on, Wednesday and Thursday this week instead of Mon day and Wednesday ais usual. 'Tryouts for, the Senior Girls'- play will be held from 4 to 6 o'clock today and tomorrow in Sar- ahi Caswell Angell hall. Those who do ntot care to ...…
…4. Ias soon as possible aft r vacration. Checks may bte mailed to Dorthy %Wy- ~AT T1IE Tit EAT1ERis i Senior Girls' 4 to 6 o'clock 11 Angell hall. to try out are e same tine to' lie, 105r2 Jaldwin avetnne. gave not signed up ations are request- c~e in the office of~ n. ~'The annual basketbal'l spreadl will be held at 5:30 o'clock this afternoon in B~arbour gymnasium. Arm ban's will be awarded. Members of the senior and junior groups of ...…
…£A I- In V*A.. I'.k-l-t-II I LIJ lull ES1 *-CHOSEN e, Athiletic A ;,. e is Ionand Announce Noinees for' Po-io; G. f,' )1 Nominations for offlce-, of the Uni- Verity of 1Michigan's Women's league, l otb Womnns Athlctic association and (eUniver'sity Y. W. C. A. were inadce' This week by the various committees. The election of cl'licers for all three rethese organizations will take place 4the same time foillewing spring va-1 Otion. wvill be ...…
…$ r.. lvi I All ri I C,1.LA 1' 1 g t3h SHAY. woodcutter and his wife who granted three wishes by a wizard gether with the familiar story of "- drocles and the Lion", a Romanf paroied by George Bernard Sl will be acted by the puppets A4dditional features will be a1 permental violinist, an Mtalian dancer, and two, negroes in a were dance. Each number will be announ- k 'd, to- ced by a clown, who will explain the "L N D A E ADN!tER E D R F T ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATLYs _ 'A . . .... ..,. r . ... .. . : ... S " + N a me Six,.th Vaironl for tw-o years'iwork, Na e ih ca NJ WPM, Church wvilN receivebad I a, Oe <niiual .bread ,heldI ' onavn(1ndaLions for' a rmn bantb Amo :ng the. juniors, the ttw,) elvroin MY evenin, APAI'i 5, in, Bar- w,_ htt bashetbaNl nsignia were ;I::dpe hand wv,-l be awarded ;to Norina, Bow-. IaluTehrnay 'a~by 'yae Fr, '3 pesidentof th cybeev, Eliabeth Cain, and Loi...…
…'CIE MICHIGAN DAILY Girl Leads Rescue ' Of 600 From Fire Lomen I rlife memiberships to' eaguo should be made ;sible. Checks may be 'thy Wylie, 1052 Bald- cts with other enter- yen for the benefit of, of Michigan League' the Panhellenic ball m)ed until next fall. rr horse-shoe pitcing will hXod rt 'meeting at 5 o'clock this aft- rL in B~arbour gymnasium. Facuilty Women's club will dgve lge tea Tuesday,, April 24, at the nece of 'Mrs. Burton....…
…THl-E MICHIGAN DAILY orncn All former residents of Helen New- Sberry residence, are invited to a tea and dance to be given at tho dorito ry Sfrom 4 to 6 o'clock this afternoon. ~There will be no league party to- Wyvern will meet at 8:30 o'clock "Monrday evening at Helen Newberry residence. Dean Jean Hamilton returned to k fl I g ~intent of the Women's League and wo- Ann Arbor yester day after spending t' m7 i.f Ynf~ en 's editor, of The D...…
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