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… ANN& Aoswftl Y .t Tli I c I Vol,. XX. WOLVERINES HAVE ;r1r~ll GREAT RELAYT In Only an Accident Hinder ed the it> Quarter Mile Squad From Ar11e1 Taking First wlm~ TRAINING TABLE. BEGAN MIONDAY 4 >t 1: .11011111111101 00111 laSp of 11 the mile 111 TOla w ii nth i~m s 10111 e Iv mei le rea1111ad llm ~u - \\h dal t er ml Mihia sn N rIr qurermtrst heQ reqc11i kr who c Ie I th 1~al and in th1 gn 11f1 DietrFtzarcth U0 0 0 N i al f1111111 'h~lth o e...…
…1 XI LOR, IJI iIGAN XX]FID\FSD )V, - NI.X- 4, 1 ljj Vol.. X X. No. 147. VARSITY IS READY FOR OLIVET SCIP, Collegians Sure to Live Smih ' Scrappy Battle in Today'sI Contest COACH IS IN NEED OF HIT&HRS lo ine tt asiy bscllt'm i k ill1h h is Astr o 1111 game ic 1 th \\' 101111c 1 1111 th (tm1l11C olge 1)1 111ere111 10 O 11 is1111i1 1 o a e 11 11'II 11111cdy ire tic et(1 a d l l rs Coah ick C} puplsio ' 11r ),1 ifc c fortS.lc c cl. t i 111 a11 ...…
…%N3313ARBOR, MICHIGAN,. 111UR313 33, NM33Y3, (o NO. 148. VOT.. XX. WOLVERINES TOY WITH COLLEGIANS'! YMen of Rickey Apply Whi'ewash Brush and Cross Plate Ten Timesj VERHEYN PITCHES FINE GAME ' 1111 scull jl J. Cali~el 1 Pc i dl1 z: . . . NI' er .. . .4v .4 T O (? l O (> I Cl c) f f U O I O f I C) 1 0 13 0 i 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 U (Y C1 l O O C) , OFFICIALS PRAISE jlc , WESTERN ALUIVNI' VT lltc 3t, 1 11.3 (11, oil ts:5 tt'1 1 t . ?;t 1 ...…
…\io >iX \A iKIR, AMICHIGAN, I) A Al MA 1 .,.No. 141) I CLASS GAMES DRAG OUT DR. ANELL IS HONORED IG 1 VRIMEET FAMOUS'E PEARER~FreshlIits Spring Surprise on letminent lEducators Hfold anetjlLVAST 1Pi Seniors For F -President LOOKS PROMISING Ai '1-1 IIIIvr1 t it l 2 .1 5 ompetition Keen and NewMen 112 1 i' " .llc 1 ?1 t Sir Ernest Shackiceton Will Describe His Brave Dash Into the Antarctic Region Which Ended Within 100 Miles of the Pole STER...…
….'NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 7\i'ON , IgY .190 Vol.. XX. FARMERS ARE HERE FOR CRUCIAL GAME! Michigan Aggies Mfeet Varsity Today With Best College Team in State ttile j111111tmedics,ttand the sophs 'ii eir tttofle samte idepatrtmtent twill "['ie' 11)11enin~ieers will conttest ti 'tietwiitthte sophonmores. 'sttiS SING TO CROWDI \ X sitSTNCR iOF THIE BAND. It St ay ot ihandotticoncert last ecent- Nit.crow d gatheredl aroutit h le wd i w;ted olfor li...…
…__g I ________ \\RBPOR, MICHIGAN. ;St'><LAY, MAY 8, ito. No. 15 1. Vol-. XX. FARMERS SUCGUMB TO RICKEY'S SQUAD, Pattison Pitches Excellent Ball But Lack of Support Costs M. A. C. Game FIELDERS SUPPORT SMITH WELL it ti ( l i ( f(': I ;WJ ,111, ,l tltTANSWERS COUNCIL APPEAL I 81 >11,1 i i( \\ i.. 1)l t lit tStudent Suggest s Substitute for lt sl ikSi t i ii e l~~ll I~B g ight lio llsl 1 0111 101 l)1111e111. ittclit' Sititicttt titiltof lci...…
…Vot.. XX. -N H ARBOR, MICHIGAN, '10081 lAY. M A n o.12 Vol'. YX. Noy. t5z. SENIORS HOLD , L WN-U of March Will Circle the Campus--Feature Dance in Evening OTHER SPECIALTIES ARRANGED Suna; ° nin's alkBefore the 'tingil ii wtn,'drain 2lhis ilijnt mainly f1rom no 11r editoials ann t-ier.]iipress SENATE REFUSES UINION'S REQUEST Second Plan for Raising Funds Beets Failure at Hands of Authorities UNION NEEDS MONEY BADLY 11.31>1 l FO-R.101113>1...…
…_NisN ROR, MICHIIGAN, \\ IS AO .Y, SIAY r rltoo. \701'. XX. NO. 153 . GOWNED SENIORS ENCIRCLE CAMPUS Near Alumni Prominade To- gether for Last Swing-out Exercises ANGELL ADDRESSES GRADUATES 11alf1 a mile 51 Isl ediC M\ortart boas~ii stretched in iii I ittil abolut the 011111'sity llCipti et ,,rd,- afternoont. One thousand 11e11111r of " t 11-11)9 9A\D51)'99 l "i it-"'h1 Ist "orris"Nu mo tlypisisfald te 'ii mosty eectrcal"as he ile oft hei ...…
…hl ail y VOL. XX. NINE CONTINUES ,r WINNING STRFAK! I(Ca Campbell Pitches Wolverines' at to a2 toO0Victory Over Oberlin SYRACUSE PLAYS HERE TODAY , N ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THUtRSDAY, MIAYi 19 10. 1345()789--R cl0 o 11 0 0oia-oS dull V(''llo11 ut-111 \ix'lto the xxilox 00l lt- w'(it x'ilxlicls.I h TWENTY MEN MAKE TEAM GOING EAST Big Track Squad Leaves To- night for Dual Meet With Syracuse Saturday PREDICT FAST QUARTER MILE Clev rsap -u Wlvrin...…
…INN ARBOR, M1IHIGAN, FIDAYIMAY\N \I I> Vol-. XX. LATE RALLY GIVES GAME TO SYRACUSE Favored by Misplays Easterners Overcome Varsity's Lead in Final Inning GAME IS PITCHERS' BATTLE 8111 :l'-t i)i 1 I111c N>lll11111118 1111,1 t id Th :11 ic11 II [ l' f )l Id1 the 8111111t111' 1111-l h th 1> lcn i Nah pc1 1111111811to, The 11 lii~ )115,8 81188 18( ball1 '111 11111111" 1111111 t(1 1 1-1111181 11111181with1a FRESH MEET SOPHS TODAY UPON HUR...…
….' N ARBOR, MICHIGAN, S -FlUIN lA _, io\lA . Vol- XX. TWO TEAMS FACE liiflii SYRACUSE TODAY; ,>t " 1 Lil I" )i FR1[ Ii 501 SiI IS xxIl' ix t. Kr i ic /. i ix cWARMLY CONTESTED Fresh Heavy-Weights~vercome IIw~l 111c_ ash" (1rs Sophs While Lighter Teams o;tr t) aor. xiiit -ttu *rlxlxxx ixx lii l l >tiii Varsity Nine is Ready to Turn Tables on Easterners on Ferry Field RUNNERS ARE IN ENEMY'S CAMPr Michigaisra'vfrrvneTw 1 teamns aix prepviaxe...…
…Th"sae 1 I a 1 11 VOL. XX. SYRACUSE REPEATS THURSDAY'S SCORE;, Wolverines Lose Another Hard Fought Contest to Eastern Visitors UMPIRE SPOILS CLEVER PLAY Sy racse reeated on the SerS Field1 ball grouttds Sattitda-, itiin g front' 151 ichigait hy the idn ticl scorewhct gae them Thttslav's contest, two tol one. Te game sas on e of the nmostt interesting anti cosecontested cmr seen on the home gronds. Smith was agin sent to the lilin g line htlhe...…
…Ille 1 c l igan D ai iy VOL. XX. SUNSHINE IS WHAT slm t1111t TRACK TEAM NEEDS 11sl< >,1 Old Men Slump and New Run-:bl rt st lc)-.Idr~sners. Show Hopeful Signs tIir~r. in Meet at Syracuse '- '" " th ci N N v't~I3. M,1 ICHIGAN, TtIttIt)AY, MAY 1,AMO he em] i ~'l IS FRIDAY THIS YEAR \tocccoco.Prominent Speakers areChosen to Entertain Ann Arbor at "' ' Big Bonfire l'(' Nl(:Rl ,R A ):I1 _',[r. W iim l>I '(i ,st i mm S it n - \vc I illltacllcu ...…
…The ichian Da ily VOiL. XX. MICHIGAN PREPARES , N ARBOR, MICHIGAN, \VETNIISDAY. A\PRIL i.S, ro. Ncr. 1,;. INSI'Ct1N tART INIAI' iftI NEW PAPER STARTS .ii ' r~i N ])F(ifMf.ANNUAL MUSICAL 'IIFOR ePREP VISITORS i ci ,i __iaara fal cvo- -a1( i ll t 1 atr~ Annual Interscholastic Games the ha o iia~ dr~tt h al Attract Many Youthful ra~m;rrtcrr ai(Iim Track Stars 1woiy iiiV is iii I fl-()Ill the el hick is cit ; FriciaY, Mav it hc°re it to 1. ...…
…__ _ ig 9an ily NYA \ 1AP 01OR, 11(1110 N 1111. It tS A L I i mi. Vol. XX. cNr. 10o. MAY FESTIVAL OPENS FOR IT"EETENHSAO Earle Killeen Makes Bow as Chorul Conductor ----Series Begins Auspiciously with Thomas Orchestra and Noted Artists RIDER-KELSEY SCORES HUGE SUCCESS TI; N N II'I'I'iS '-I-1LiLII I) IN SPI kC\ I\ITI:\I Illt Teni 11 itoijilt t we0 X III (1111111(1 1an1 adittedto 11hiix'iio'"xx'o.'ioiiooti'ttool at.the: Tarlte and feiasts n...…
…VOL. ARBOR 'a' 'EN tfJHIGAN, 1IOA10 LA ,icV 1) Vol- XX. MANY HIGH SCHOOL STARS ARRIVE FOR ANNUAL MEET Over Twenty Schools Send Representatives to Attend Michigan's Athletic Carnival Which Starts Today on Ferry Field VARSITY TRACK MEN TO OFFICIATE Eager for fame, trophieia, andal tat of te tit' n the litde of university, ife, youthtul track h aic aa leteo hegan to arrive in Ao :Arbor j lam lo ;it 2_J o' Thturoday, attd hr tite timet tic atr ...…
…aka +bW Y J a a+. ict log loffWW The M Vol. XX. cNN ARBOR, lh'ICdIHIGAN, c V:Dg Lh T.c CAPITAL CITY LADS th ed.tte t,1MI 0dn tLli ELECTION METHODS th ctp w s rea c ch . III the third TAKE LEAD IN 'MEET re 'ellisi ceiti cc 81s1thei COME UNDER FIRE and ciccic i iiwih a Incicci' 1spint ci Lansing in Front Rank But Toildo ~ciiboh ccc eatan 1:e One of the Candidates for 1. Shelby Threatens tecci iccsetc ack ayadciii ,cofAdvertising Setr h 'eb pe m...…
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…rho ia [)aii , N' ARBOR, ICHIGAN, T:rc'DAY. MIAV I, iii. No. xr6. EAlMIWILL LEAVE TOMORROW Keene Fitzpatrick is Uncertain of Michigan's Chances with Easterners HAMMOND MAY NEVER RUN AGAIN (Oi i \ diexxl i th i Viii iixi triackx (cam ixixill ear(' for thexci'ast to taeipar in tie eastern inter collxegitex' eet i toi O Saturdayt-i. Traie Fitzpatrick i imuxc ini doubit coLerxxiii thtILL'ix he wit l xxx cixe uponixxtheimakeiup ofj thieL squadii...…
…NN ARBIORMICkHIGAN,111EDN\ESDAY, MAXY2;,1r. / Vor'. XX. No. 165. DEPARTING TEAM REDUCED IN SIZE' ION\TI AS 1TllS a t is c ca pu 10 c0 1 Michigan will Send no Men for ,,r,,i, Pole Vault and High Jump [The P at Philadelphia ,c1ll LEGER MAY RUN IN HALF MILE h1110.T pa ity o accompanyt te ANcigtian track 0t0111 A GIR east at 7 ~Oot'sock tils evenin1g. Teo higitjumpes hves h 10 iotottlitlio ve os-Various ordinay aility11and1 te 16111 srtol po...…
…R Iff ML -.4 t i' Nti(;hig I I y .MICHIGAN, "I'I t'I-I'SD_1 :l AY 20 rc TO. VOL.. XX. 1 O. 196. TRACK MEN SEEK EASTERN SCALPS Fifteen Wolverines Left Last Night to Participate in Final Meet REACH PHILADELPHIA TODAY for Philadelphiaov1r(01e111rm n 911 0 1Eas1er11Colegi ae aso1aton111 To city of b1o0(01ly1 oo 1 .10 £11,0ill1pu up atth Sttr11 at11 I £11111 .jutloll . side of te ct11 unt1111111 o th Director Fitzptrickl ecde 111 '10 5w01111 1u...…
…'Ago h -omm, The M'ac igolo C-Ad & 11 .,., ai ly , N ARL'OR, MICHIGAN, FR I D. !I 11" - < . Vol-. XX. No r6r_ METHODISTS FIND MICHIGAN STRONG In a Slugging Game, Wolverines Take Revenge for Former Defeats SMITH KEEPS HITS SCATTERED (,Sp'/ecial to lhe lfichiito r'oi i l").o Syracuse, N. YV. \la v 21-ii racil oo fell before therollslawitiof the Ill'4-er (ie ttravele'r>s tis afternoon. 'be ,Methi (dists1 too(1 the(le adrail 01tle star t li t...…
…VOL.X,.-N ARBO0R, M1ICHIGAN, SATU2RDA7', MAY 28, rc)10. VOL. XX. FIVE WOLVERINES PLACE IN FINALS Michigan Runners Contest Final Meet with Easterners this Afternoon t(Yalt ) j f,3 f c '1,11c)12' 1 t_ t,'11 ; 1c 111111'> a'll ilc Ii a c:VARSITY HUMBLES hr'a 11p 'plall ORANGEMEN AGAIN, 122. The2' ' 1 -11 121 - o11t21 11111122 12 1211111 Wretched Fielding and Failure', S2(821 '1-t 1])III half l to Hit Campbell Fatal to 1112 lc i lkldrlSyracus...…
…The Mic ig. ) l Voi,. XX. ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, ;,U 'sf31STAI V >,if oI w.0)No. CLASH NARROWLYAVERTED ORIENTAL PANEL DAMAGEDVAST BLL RI Circus Men Prerare to Bati le 'When j Improper Ventilation in Memorial Crowd Rushes j hail Thought to Cause Crack ENDS 'WITH DFA lYICHIGAN LANDS THIRD IN EASTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE Wolverines Win Places in Six Events Scoring Twenty Points and Contesting First Honors With Penn and Yale CRAIG EQUALS THE WORLD'S...…
…THE WEATHER UNSETTLED-PROB- ABLY SHOWERS PA 4:a It UNITED C' DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE I ,_ ..r., . VOL. XXVII. No. 147. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1917. PRICE FIVE C MEN WITH ORDEIRS TO REPORT SOON Others Will Present Themselves from May S to 14 Upon Com- mander's Orders r CANDIDATES WILL BE CALLED WHEN ACCEPTED FOR CAIPS 1,ooo Surgeons Will Be First U. S. Force Sent to Europe NIV Y GIVES MAgNY TO COUNTRY Washington, ...…
…THE WEATHER COLD AND CLOUDY TODAY y tr. tAgan jDatt UNITED PRESS DAY AD NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVIL No. 148. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1917. PRICE FIVE CENTS f LOUISE HOMER .TO OPEN -FESTIVAL AT CONCERTTONIGHT METROPOLITAN STAR WILL BE SOLOIST ON INITIAL PROGRAM CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PLAYS Arthur Middleton Will Take Place of Hinshaw Saturday Evening Mme. Louise Homer, contralto of the Metropolitanm Opera company...…
…1THE WEATHER PROBABLY RAIN TODAY I an :4Iatii UNITED PRESS DAY AM) NIGHIT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVII. No. 149. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1917. PRICE FIVE CENT iSE APTIVATED BY J1'ighty Redmen Pick 'Em Twelve AMERICANS FACE SUBMARINE DANGER New York Promoters Get $1,900,000 by Operations of Dummy Directors Iichiganiua Make Paleface Gauntlet heap Fast, Ugh! Run War Must Be Carried to Germany It Is to Be Kept from This Side of...…
…HE WEATHER PROBAIBLY RAIN TODAY I I r UNITED PRESS DIY AND) NIH T WIRE SERVICE ;I VOL. XXVII. No. 150. NN A{RBOR, MCHGAN FRIDAY, 1917. PRICE FIVE CEN1 1 .r ... ..,... . mu am e++m rxa®o ii'+_ -. Ifl'TflEir iEi fl nl n i CHRISTINE MILLER, HLMOVIST, AND KINGSTON APPEA SECOND MAY FESTIVAL CONCERT PRESENTS WORKS OF ED- WARD ELGAR LUCY GATES TO TAKE PLACE OF GALLI-CURC Children's Chorus, Leginska, and Chi- cago Symphony to Be heard Tsis After...…
…,ATHER ILr viJ i PROBABLY FAIR- CONTINUED COOL Own-low A6F an 4Iat ~ UNIT DAY Wit. FED PRESS AND NIGHT E SERVICE i VOL. XXVII. No. 151. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1917 PRICE FIVE CENTS MIS LUY STESNine Sophomores \S LOGY T E S Hit Desert Trail STARS AT FRIDAY Sphinx Junior Literary Socety Bolds Annual In- EN CONCERTitiation Nine soph lits were literally drag- ORCHESTRAL NUMBERS ALSO RE- ged across the desert into the ca...…
…4 THE WEATHER FAIR AM) WARMFR TODAY .. J"" VP ut , Dai1 UNITED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE .,._.-. VOL. XXVII.. No. 162. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1917. PRICE FIVE CENTS - ------------ 7 LIT COLLEGE TO MAE PLANSFOR MILITARYDRL ALL CLASSES TO HOLD NEETINGS EACH AFTERNOON BEGIN- NING TUESDAY MAJOR C. W. CASTLE TO DIRECT TRAINING Entire Body Will Be Formed Into a Regiment; Begin Work at Once Definite plans for the organiz...…
… E WEATHER 1R-CONTINUED COOL TODAY Abp tr t an 43a it UNITED PRESS DAY AND NI%-IT WIRE SERVICE I I -. VOL. XXVII. No. 153. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1917. PRICE FIVE CENT SENIORS-JUNIORS ASSEMBLE TODAY Upper Classes of Literary College to Organize for Military Train- ing PLAN TO PLACE REGIMENT OF LITS ON FERRY FIELD Sophomores and Freshmen Meet To- morrow, According to New Arrangement The first of a series of meetings to be h...…
…THE WEATHER FAIR--CONTINUJED COOL TODAY g lflk4Wn DIatll UNITED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT IWIRE SE RVICE 'I VOL. XXVII. No. 154. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1917. PRICE FIVE CENTS LIT STUDENTS TO RECEIVE ONE HOUR CREDIT FOR DRILL WILL HOLD NINE PERIODS TWO HOURS EACH BE- FORE EXAMS OF ONE Is Work BOLTED DRILL LIMIT ALLOWED on Ferry Field Every and Thursday Starts This Week Monday As a means of co-ordinating the voluntary dri...…
…THE WEATHER GENERALLY FAIR I ,ANI) COOIL ri an aiti i UNITED PRESc DAY TN!) lIGHT WIRE SERI CE 0- t VOI. XXVII. No. 155. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1917. PRICE FlVE% CI ITS TO ORGANIZE FOR DILL TODAY Students to Assemble at West Side of Campus at 4 O'clock for Roll Call ELECTION CARDS FOR WORK MUST BE IN BY ::30 O'CLOCK Men Attending Eight of Nine Periods to Be Given One Hour Credit Toward Graduation Drill for all students ...…
…f THE WEATHER FAIR-CONTINUEDI COOL TODAY 4 Ar ttl 1 UNITED PRE DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE I 0 I VOL. XXVII. No. 156. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1917. PRICE FIVE r ' PICK JACKSONAN EMERY TOMNE 0OILY IN1978 ALLEN SHOENFIELD,'18, AND NOR- SMAN H. IBSEN, '18, GAR. GOYLE EDITORS BOARD OF CONTROL IN MEETING YESTERDAY E. E. Schacht, 'SE, to Edit Michigan- ensian, and A. L. Kirkpatrick '1, to Be Business Manager Men to fill th...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY FAIR TODAY AM PF Ar Ar A --Ago&- -Nw AL t 11 r flit Ag ttt . UNITED PRESS DAY AN NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVII. No. 157. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1917. PRICE FIVE C - - 1111 1111111 1 . , lii ' - --P -_ CHOOSE MEN FOR NATION'S EMBASSY U . NEWREPUBLIC COMMISSION WILL GET TOGETHER TO ORGANIZE IN NEAR FUTURE MAJOR ENERAL HUGH I. SCOTT TO BE SENT General P. H. Bliss Will Fill Place of Chief of Staff During ...…
…BABLY FAIR TODAY (LA Ar Ar AL- 4Ait r a 4t t ~AaiI UNITED F DAY AND NIGIHT WIRE SERVICE SXXVIL No. 158. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1917. PRICE FIVE PLANS COMPLETE FORf SWING-OUT HELD TOMORROW: REV. L. A. BARRETT TO OPEN EX- ERCISES WITJI INVOCATION; PRESIDENT TO SPEAK EXCUSE SENIORS FROM DRILL IN LIT CORPS Wilfred Shaw to Talk on the Alumni Trust Fund Started by 1916 Classes' All is in readiness for the senior Swing-out...…
…TODAY I I Pr p441 Ar tr4t an :43. a- t t UNITED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE .ri r^ XXVII. No. 159. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1917. 0 PRICE FIVE C1 I I SENATORS PASSi ESPOAEBILL f1egory Plan Approved After Objec- tionable Features Are Removed REJECT EMBARGO SECTION PROPOSED BY LAFOLLETTE Overwhelming Defeat Administered Censorship Clause; Name f Conferees Washington, May 14.-By a vote of 77 to 6 the senate late to...…
…THE WEATHER FAIR AND WARMER TODAY . Ar Sir 4:7lattg ; UNITED PRES DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVII. No. 160. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1917. PRICE FIVE CENT FRESHMEN GATHER TONIGHT TO MAKE READY FOR GAMES SPEAKERS TO INSTILL PEP IN YEARLINGS AT MEETING CONTESTS WILL BEGIN ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON Tug-of-War Comes First, Pushball and Relays on Saturday Morning * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Pep meeting for all freshmen * wi...…
…WEATHEF AND WARMER TODAY '(L- , w 11kiAan tttt UNITED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SEBICE r.,._,_._.... VOL. XXVII. No. 161. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1917. PRICE FIVE C3 "MICHI'GAN'SFIRST CORPS TO SERVE IN FRANCE CHOSEN AMBULANCE UNIT TO SAIL FROM NEW YORK ON JUNE 16 25 SIGNED UP FOR SIX MONTHS' SERVICE Campaign for Rest of $10,000 to Be Carried on This 'Week Michigan's first university unit to enter the American ambulance fi...…
…I ERS I oolq z j trIw mF #an &4 t r UNITED PF DAY ,AND NI( WIRE SERBY s L. XXVII. No. 162. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1917. PRICE FIVE SOPHOMOR[S MEET IN PEP ,FEST FOR TODAY'S STHUG GLE CARROLL, SESSIONS, AND MACK ADDRESS SECOND YEAR STUDENTS ANNOUNCE NAMES OF MEN IN TUG OF WAR. Vulcans Initiate Junior Engineers Vulcans, junior engineer honor so- ciety, initiated 10 members of the class of 1918 yesterday afternoon an...…
…THE WEATHER IGENERALLY FAIR I LLA Ar 1gil Mf"~n iaitll UNIT y n 1 1 DAY AN D NIGHT TWIRE SERTICE TODAY +M...._ VOL. XXVII. No. 163. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1917. PRICE FIVE CElN " i SOPHS WIN FIRST BOUT IN ANNUAL SPRINGCONTESTS L11T AND MIDDLE WEIGHT TEAMS DRAW FIRST BLOOD YESTERDAY HOLD BASEBALL GAME -AFTER CONTEST TODAY Contestants in Pushball and Relay Events Will Meet at 2 O'clock JAPAN WILL BEGIN VIGOROUS WAR...…
…;A WEATHER( RALLY FAIR TODAY I 000, 4 r. fA Ai!an att I Hi UNITED PRES DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE I I i i i VOL. XXVII. No. 164. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1917. PRICE FIEcm SOPHOMORES WIN SPRING CONTESTS BY SCORE OFA-3 SECOND YEAR MEN TAKE LAST TWO RELAY RACES FRESHMEN CAPTURE PUSH-BALL CONTEST Yearling Abducts E. E. Wieman, '19, Depriving Sophs of Captain By winning two out of the three relays in the second bout of the u...…
…EATHER ' CLOUDY AND COOL; PROBABLY RAIN I Dattui DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE UNITED PRESS a ate......,,... VOL. XXVII. No. 165. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1917. PRICE FIVE CENT. PETITION 1FAORING HONOR SYSTEM IN EAMS CIRCULATED UNGERGRADUATES ESPECIALLY ARE URGED TO RE- SPOND MAY SIGN AT UNION OR AT DAILY OFFICE Attempt to Foster a Greater Spirit of Honor Among Students of.University With the end of the semester in sight t...…
…" , I I ' 'I THE WEATHER FAIR AND COOL TODAY I i i ~aitig UNITED PRE DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVII. No. 166. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1917. PRICE FIVE NTI __ STUDENTS PROVE READYI TO FOSTER SPIRIT OF HONOR CREED SUPPORTED BY MANY UNI- VERSITY MEN WHO PLEDGE SUPPORT GRIFFINS TAKE IN 12 NEW MEMBERS All-Campus Honorary Society Holds Annual Spring Initia- tion THOSE MAY WISHING SIGN UP TO TODAY Union and Daily ...…
…THE WEATHER FAIR AND COOL TODAY ~LASfriAn ttl UNITED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. XXVII. No. 167. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THUltRSDAY, MAY 24, 1917. PRICE FIVE CENTSL I REGISTRATIONFOR SELECT WE DRRAFT ALL MALE STUDENTS BETWEEN AGES OF 21 AND 31 MUST REPORT MEN FROM OUT OF CITY WILL SIGN CARDS FIRST Registrar A. G. Hall's Office to Be Open Extra Hours During Week Registration for male students of the University ...…
…THE WEATHER FAIR AND WARMER TODAY Ar I "Ah- A"& t lltou-n AV zttt f DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE UNITED PRESS VOL. XXVII. No. 168. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRID)AY, MAY 25, 191'. PRICE FIVE CENTI * I 1 ITAIAN FORCES SMASH LINES ON FIVE MILE FRONT CAPTURE 9,000 PRISONERS FROM AUSTRO-HUN'GARIAN TROOPS 130 AIRPLANES DROP 10 TONS ,OF BOMBS British Batteries Co-operate in Tak- ing of Jamiano and Strong Heights Rome, May 24.-Italian forces yes- ...…
… I THE WEATHER CLOUDY AND PROB- ABLY RAIN TODAY Ir flwtritan D'aiti UNITED PRESS DAY AD NI]CHT WIRE SERV'ICE VOL. XXVII. No. 169. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1917. PRICE FIVE CEl\ - t ITALIANS SWEEP FORWARD AGINST HEAV D TROOPS SCORE BRILLIANT VIC- TORY IN OFFENSIVE DRIVE EFFECTIVE AID GIVEN BY BRITISH ARTILLERY Austrian Rear Positions Shelled Aviators and English Mon- itors by By JohnA H. Hurley (United Press Staff Cor...…
…I THE WEATHER CLOUDY &ND PROB- ABLY RAIN TODAY ~ ai1 UNITED PRESS D AY AM) N I'MIR 1,1 I Tr I i -5 g g VOL. XXVII. No. 170. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1917. PRICE FIVE CENT U.S. WILL RAISE GREAT AIR FLEET .& WHIP GERMANS PRESENT DEADLOCK ON LAND AND SEA LEADS TO DECISION START BUILDING OF AEROPLANES AT ONCE Raid Over England Worst Since War Began; 76 Killed, 174 Injured New York, May 26.-As though in answer to the German ...…
…THE WEATHER FAIR AND WARMER TODAY Ago- A6F A6F ttl UNITED PRESS DAY AND N I I WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVII. No. 171. ANN ARBOR, MICHGAN TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1917. PRICE FIVE CENT TO BECOME DEAN AT MINNESOTA MICHIGAN TO LOSE ONE OF OLD- EST MEMBERS OF ENGINEER- ING FACULTY IS AUTHORITY ON HEATING PROBLEMS CITY TO REMEMBER HEROES TOMORROW Public Exercises to Be Held at Wall Street Bridge and Hill Auditorium PLAN MANY RACES FOR BIG REGATTA MARY P...…
