…WARNER LY Atr Datli INA]Vl I CTO~ NO. 152 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRIG AN SHIPS NEWV YORK~ . I 'Frolic, Tickets S I " Will Be Put Oan Sale Tomorrow SE Tickets for the Freshman Frolic to be held Friday night in thie assembly ktfoidi ',i hall of the Union, 'will go on general M" sale at 9 o'clock; tomorrow morning at the desk in the main lobby in the fan- ion. They will remain on sale all ...…
…THER FOWERS Y itb ~ahI I'VOTE TODA 2 153 EIGHT PAGES, ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1921 EIIGHT PAGES i. VOT EXPECTED IN CA PUS ELECIU4 RES FIRST ANNUAL1 I BANQUET HELD AT I BY SIGMA DELTA CHI ter. THE CAMPUS BALLOT FQolo-wiiIgisI colas of thle All-Cmipus b)allot a'j it appears today wlieii s ideuni -will select lealders IIn VCtlvitcs for the coining year. .FAC. Gives $6000 For Switmming Pool; ~4TUENTCOUNCIL (A...…
…ATHER LODE 1LKIE I I g lei, A -AL Ag ~ai1 C ANL :154 EIGHT PAGEI.S ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY,,MAY 3, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PR rLLY TRIto PH ELECT I ate Boots T $4, 7,N PRESIDENCY CON Iin mi nnr nniianii I f I iiniirrE Mussolini's Chiet i uOpponent Loses Powe r In Italy 16 PR 9 R MAJOR IRELND HUNDRED' Formal presentation of the Distin- guished Service medal to Al\ajor Mark L. Ireland, Rydie}. Cha pin fellow in Hl-l...…
…ATHER DWARM od, a6 aili TO, [I. No. 155 EIGHT PAGM. ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE EIN WILL' ILETONIGHTL FOl' LASS~~ FOI 1 ' ANNUAL EVENT TO BE HEID TO- NIGHT IN UNION BALLROO-M FEW REMAINING TICKETS PLACED ON SALE' TODAY «M#ason and Dixon Seven" and iKen- iaedy's Orchestra Chosen to Furnish Music SOPH BAND PREPARES FOR ANNUAL SPRING CONTESTS Pep was the keynote of the practice which was held b...…
…40 Looe A6F a at A TTEND TA GAME TODA Y XXXIII. No. 156 EIGHT' PAGE ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 5. 1923 EIGH-T PAGES PRICE Fivi ..W.r...... r W N ENJOY DF GAYETY lUgLFROLIC EXTRA 'ENSIAINSi ARE UNAVAILA BLE Where will be no extra 'EnsiansI when that' publication goes on sale next week, according to a statement made yesterday by staff officials, who say there is a large demand for the book. What few are not called for t w...…
…WEATHER All AND COOL TODAYI -ALIt 6 paArt On XXXI II. No. 157 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARDOR MICHIGAN, pSUNDAY, MAY G, 1923 TWENTY PAGES PRICE F] DOWNS, IlAME IN L BATTLE F rIIAJF OF SiENIOR CAPS AN D C (GONW.S STILL UNCALLED) FORj K E I Only one-half of the senior caps and, gowns that have been ordered have been called for and, according to George Moe, these remaining outfits must be called for immediately. As Swing-out is to be Thu...…
…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...…
…I LY Ib DII CAPS IN I cove No. 159 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE E ARRANGED FOR, )IIHOMORES WILL GATHER AT 7 :15 TONIGHT IN N%ATU1tAL SCIENCE AUDITOIUM APTAIN TO'BE NAMED; RULES TO BE OUTLINED Painted Demons Seize Captives By Mighty, Oak MICHIGANl WINS TENNIS MATCH li EXPLOITS OF HISTORICAL CHARACTERS FILL GARG Blanchard Leaves For Highway Meet Listen to this tale orromance,...…
…I Sirt . xtl s LJLAY . 160 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1923 EIGHT PAGES, PRICE FIV A IMORES MEET IEPAATlIN ND LIEUTENANTS CHOS. OIR ANNUAL CLASS FIGHT EN WILL HOLD CEETING TONIGHT Italian Art Ist(1 faAI . Subij+ct 'Of Talc'U IML II lossier Howard FOR F ES terday afternoon in the we.;tgallery of Alumni Mlemorial hainl oil the frn - jest. "From Donatello to Michael An- AID CAMP gelo." In his talk, he desc...…
…A.I 'HE WEATHER PARTLY CLOUDY; WARMER TODAY LAdo-" Y itrI3U rai FBE P] MEET - - --- -- EIGHIT PAGES VOL.~XXXIII. No. 161 ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 11. 1923 EIGHT PAGE PRICE FI IIII I~~~~llmlUMM llMI I~~~~~~~ll I In ~~Is Arch111 11I 1l1 111Il 1Iie c t1'111I1 . __.. TUG-Of-WRWILL, OPENUNDERCLASS CONTESTS _TODAY SOPIHOMORES TO MEET AT HILL AUDITORUM; FRESHMEN ATUNION TO HOLD THREE PULLS ACROSS. HURON RIVER * awmes Tomo...…
…LTHER ISHlOWERS Y aCJ iAan Ado SEE TH TRACK TODAY No. 162 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE NES AND INDIANS CLASH RACK HERE THIS AFTERNOON. ,MONO SOADS MEET AT UBANA i i Congressman To Speak AtDinner VISITING FATHERS Will HAVE BUSY SCHEDUILE TODAY ii I i f i "U==VERSITY NEEDS GOOD SPORTS, NOT IIAZERS"-YOST, I MAIZE AD BlUE TRACKSTERS FAVORED TO TAKE CLOSE, BATTEE RECORD SMASH...…
…WEATHER IA J'IE AND CON'TINUED1 COOT, TODAY Y A!Ia ttl VOL. XXXIiL. No. 163 T'WEN'TY PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1923 TWENTY PAGES r1CNon1nvrM IN'' prtO emember Mother WIN FROM FROIISH PhiladepClELEBy RATIO .NP.FOR IN SPRING hi i the plea being made by the!VSTN FAHR 1 1ton, as the whol~ e wrld nV estc' ! CHJARRED BONES DISCLOSE GRAVE OF ARMY OFFICER San Diego, Cal., May 11 (By .A. P.)--The charred bones of Col. ...…
…_,I Ar Ar t 46P .A AdL GOT YOUR 'ENSIAF I EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE .. Attends Series Ot Conventions T f ORNIDO 11 UIIEIEt PIMPARES EAS I'OR OPERA INVASIO.N Homer Heath, general manag- er of the Union is expected to leave this morning for the East where he will complete arrang- ments for the appearance of the next Ur.on Opera at a number of cities. Roy Hoyer, Arho assisted E....…
…ATHERj ) COLDERj 1t A6F AWfl atl PLAN TO ATTEND CAP NIGH __ _ __ __ !_ No. 165: EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR 'MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MtIAY 16, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE ... t _.__ . ~N BREAK BY IDING, TIME REOPEN 1NEGO1' A. If KRASSUN, SOIET ENVY ORIGE LIKE M'ENT DECISION President Hit By Student's StoryE In Hazing Probe S125 Engineers I l[CN u0~E Parched Tongues Will Scrub Way ! IELII V LIIJUII L I i'Vainly Beg Mercy Into Triangle...…
…(I I / Av Abr tit r an xtl PLAN ArTTET CAP NIA _ _ _ __ No. 166 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE uuirat Neophy'tes Enter i Triangle Ranks FRIDAY OUSTED SIElNis 'AT TING RY INTO PRIVATE LIFE eda as to Request Faculty -31an's for The lenginieering arch got its semi- annual scrubbing yesterday afternoon whena the. nine necophytes of Triangles, junior eninieers' honorary society, fu...…
…A1IIER POF iY;a tti .I 5 TODAY XXXIII. No. 167 EIGIIT PAGES ANN ARDOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY. MAY 18. 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE - ,f i I TO BUN POTS TONIGHT,. :EPY HOLLOW A5SSIGN OF ONCE INTO SOPHOMlORE CLASS 'i v~ AT 7~ VUIAt U2( U OF CAMPUS LEE WHITE '10, CHOSEN TO MAKE FINAL SPEECH Theater Owners of Ann Arbor Open Doors to Students Regardless of Class Cap Nigbt, marking the assing of another freshman class into the rank of sophom...…
…0 JEATHER O'D WARMNER. 'ODAY Y s~I ig1a Baiyi f SEE GAME TOD~AY No. 16,1 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FiVE E5 IN, Macbeth, Danise Score Well In Light Festival Program ''IN UL By Ruth A. Hwiell I Ily Throhi 1. Ehrlicli U I N Artist Proves Festival ITH 3Artist'night at the May Festival proved a distinct success, Florence Macbeth, Guiseppe Danise and the Chi- I WagoSymphony orche...…
…EATHER PROBABLY "RS TODAYZ f A6W Ait ttl , . XXXIII. No: 169 TW9ENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, 9UNDAY, MAY 20, 1323 TWENTY PAGES . . .. . .. i . .... S by I i By intl oil titl sell itpl one aseb ling~ ythi is t t ,n "Samson And .Delilah" Closes. Thrie h A nu l F stv l ~ S LE B NM Mimes Chooses SCORES91TER 9_S '1J Thirteen men were elected to mem- N _ BYItnti A.Howll B hdgr }l Aios O M91 SICH ULS bership in Mimes campus, dramati...…
…'ATHE BLY FAR u )DAY L AW Air ~IZ~li LET'S E 3 - __ ILLINI Ii.No. 170 MIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY,. MAY 22, 1923 EIGHT' PAGES PRICE E~D~~ OSecond Issue (foti'il LASSES WILL BE HELD) MK N1Appear on Campus Tomorow ;. I LIT1 SCHOOL JUNE 1 B 0 N9 R;1n FrClayues 1, tbeheld ay heua DI E O ON B The Michigan Optic eallpus rotoga- photographsI~ t will sell fo iseon ll b 3te 1 hed ay beua Il P P cond time tomorrow when the ...…
…ONOM PF A61F ~aiI LET'S BEAT THE ILLINI II. No. 171 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE r PERSIST.Light Sentence AwaitingS :PARATIONS, TO K( IN ;REECE DEFIANT WHILE URKS THREATEN WARJ reak-up of Liausanne Conference Seen as ResuIt of New Crisis Lausanne, May 22--(By A.P.)-No ompromse to the deadlock on the uestion of Turco-Greek reparations I as known today at theNear East eace co...…
… A6r Aftoii t augF SEE THE GAME TODAY - -- _.__n 72_ EIGIIT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1923 I IGH-T PAGES PRICE FIl CII CAF IN 'IC IAIJS ER AS INVE on Par lgands ay 23-. vices fri rVARSITY GILEE C( -BS I TD SERENADE T11 WIlGT IIj Scenes in old -Madrid will be I N 1 voices ring- out once more in liar- rIcaled oi ghtPrais cltearenle' ~ OUsetting will be perfect. M anyj a feminine heart will receive a [0N jqq-NOS th...…
…HE WEATHER GENERALLY FAIR TODAY L -Ilk AIP A6F W AW a UkAI PUT ON YOUR CAP A GOWN EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE IFIVED XXXIII. No. 173 ..r. ...,.....,.,. r TMINISTR Baldwin Is Best Successor PENALTIES DECIDED IIT r IA-To Bonar Law,_Says Wenley Y MMIFFS IN U" IJUI ILI IULLUIVIIUI ACTIO0N OF SENATE'1 MILLERAND DECLARES THAT HE WILL NOT ACCEPT RES- IGNATIONS POINCARE'S RUHR PLAN IS BONE O...…
…AM iAa A6F tj Al rnTu GAME TOY EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE IFIVE3 No. .174 -- 1 EAT OVATION, N RUHR STAND0 MENISTIEANA! CIIS s )S AS4 PRE31IIER IS SUJPPORTEID LAND TRIUMWPHS ITHI GOVERNMENT i Threatens To Appeal ple If Itesignation Is Again Offered To Q, arls, May 25.-The entire cham- of deputies with the exception of Communists gave Premier Poin- a. great ovation when he entered ...…
…Y AOF Dai tti One No. 175 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUiNDAY,' MAY 27, 1923 TWENTY PAGES PRICE - 7 _ - I AILITARY W ES ENCIRCLI MOLD, (1ruWTN G FION LINES Dean To Address Armour Institute ! . I i F t i SPECAL PRLEY STUDENT MAY RACE. Q~fti~ 1Micigan NN-11I have one representa- #R E E ' ive at the Indianap~olis Speedw~ay In- ternat onal sr cop t'Okes next Wednes- (layt when the leading a 'itomtobile pil- ots of the ...…
…fog tao xti PUT YOUR C) kb :I GOWN No. 176 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY. MAY 29, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE Fiv E BUILDINGS I I FA~LLSESSION! ETID1 UOSE, CLE11ENTS tY AND EMGINEERI\G HOPrS INCLUDED MCATE ELI BRARY COMMENCEMENTl ommnee On Medical Build. I Lawyers' Club Duringume Alphay . Boosts.IILI H. Hiam For PeidnQ9F0NA 0 .I 1H E STATE MORTGAGE f { lc~urIs G E R i MA N PL N toJse ' t ive. ., of r .e in J. Heinz O...…
…'o. A~ita ati MZEM4 -I ---- - -- --- WIOI'I Y "'-"-'IM YI 1Y1 _ __ ----- No. 177 .EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHI GAN, WEDNESDAY, MXAY 34, 1923l EIGHT PAGES __ _ _ ESIN WPERIL oD UVE[S ETS IBLANEI) E: BY FLAMES ty, Wisconin,: Uinder Grid Hero Gets THRH AWARD OF CONFERENCE MDA RECOGNITIO)N (G1EN FOR T'N' JTI) ABIITY AS SCHOLAR A N) CAPTAIN HAS RECORD HI16HER THIAN B MARK'I D)AILY A NNVOUNCES5 SPRING I APPOINTMTENTS TO STAFF f ...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGA~N, SU3NDAY, MAY 6, 1923 jingostic nden ie in Literature A Demand for Dignity Richard LeGallienne, in a recent CARL GEHRING eminent biologists who tell nos with critical essay on the biblical re trepidation that the cream of our civ- searches of one Dr. Jastrow, cries outilztnisdngof.taperso in dispair, "Yhre fetish of emoray lzK"oni yigof.I apar o is ovioslyabsrd." Witoutat-The birth control s fervently ado- ...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE- ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAEX.)AY 13, 1923 Carl Sandburg Idol Smasher- A Poet of the People naeifv ie-bhot otelntheifr- CARROLL LANE FENTON (junk worn-out sytems of thieving and naceof hit-ho stelandther lmurder and to settle down in peace. flesh and boneo were burned up along Uikrrita, af/-Michigan But his dream did not ome tre; in- with a few tuna of limestone and other tead of eeing an effort for peace junk. A Taylor Stre t ...…
…Rir#iTgn 4&titj SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1923 An AuaRevoir to Robert Frost "Selected Poems" and a Miscellany Robert Frost has several times JASON COWLES This is the sort of effect that Frost has been accused by various learned Grit- tried to produce ever since he first ice of hibernating in a fresh-water formed a Style-theory of his own; he university where he had to talk tc sto- calls it "vocal imagination." It is ...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, StUNDAY MAY 27, 1923 L Ue undre er ent Education A Comparison of Methods When a foreigner comes to our uni- CLEMENT SERVICE Professors, that is 'a matter only of versity directly from a high school of the students' concern. The professor the Old World, he usually finds him-;is wholly free to express himself, and self several years ahead of his Amer- o ae training to offer incentive to the Compare such a pr...…
…ThAlCIGNDAL 'hie a tiher Colk P (lfl Ho? Ye Beauties! Portrait Painter Says, "You Ain't" LITS AM)" EN0UXEERS TO Vote in the campus elections to-, # RE'C1IYE CALPS AN'D GOWNS morrow. down ithie scalper a cell devised by those in Junior Prom whereby1 !ase~ tickets will have nce committee a photo- selves. On the night of Iers of tickets will be h their photos and re- ,nee if the resemblance for Callifornia'%S memorial stad'ium. A large 500...…
…- T~~~HE MICIG~AN DAILY ______ VALIFORN1A BIOLOGIST OBERLIN PROESORTO U.S" co itn"Evy WIL LETUR TNI JT~SPAK N__ATHDRLS scus utul e Problems Pro. ChaleS :AtwCood K( fo-, ci- ~~ce pd rofe9;,o ' Cof fine ,41~* : n .lt bino 'is t and he^(d(:..1,teZOOl - t;atObrlnraltic xi" pek<t.a~ ogy department ,at the Univ raSit of 4:15 o'cl o k iii; aftCnToonin the we !t : S ' >:t Cal ornia, will deliver a 1)opularIt le ze .lry ofArlmni;..., moal hail on } tu...…
…THE MICST( N DAILY __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ M ,LI11i n 0 Y ~r 0 let 3009 INVITATIONS )FAILED TO 3 11EBEJOF STAFFi Regent Ralph Stone, '92, of Detroit,; will be tle principal speakeor at the All-puliczations banquet to 1b(1 held1 at 6: 15 o'clock next Monday night ini the assembldy room of the Uni[on. Tis is the annual banqutet t.n dered to tae students working on the various canm- v pit pblieations by the Board of Con,- trol of Student~ Publica...…
…mNA~_ _ _ _ --- I Features StockJ 7ago Symphony- For eenth mSuccessive Year MISSIDIARY TO :SPEAK kAT UNIVERSITY.SE hcE REV. MORURS FRATER SECURVDI TQ GIVE An)bRESS SU~ND)AY . . JEEMNO Rev. Morris Frater, for years prom- inenit'i missionary work among the f~outh Sea Islannders, will b h speaker at the .University' servics to be field in Hill auditorium at 7:30 O'clock Sunday evening. He will ta. k, on the~ subject, "Among tho, South' Sea Isl...…
…________________ THE MICIANDAILY_________ til LU C1LEEI I IO'Ni _KETS FOR BANQUET TO C O ON SALE TUESDAY AIFTERINOOIN Jore than 400 fathers of Universi y ,dents will participate in the Fa- ,rs' Day celebration, which is to held next Friday and Saturdlayr der the auspices of the Unilcn, ac- ding to latest report~s fron'.- repro- tatives of fraternity anud non-fra- nity men. Picets for the banquet Saturday ,ping, May 12 , will be on sale fro...…
…TE MCH>TGAN DALY________ city Wome ?morial Building Noyes hall, the gift of Mr. La Noyes as a memorial to his wife, I ewonmen' s building at the Uni- y of Chicago. The building it- ;onstructed at a cost of $500,000, dor Gothic; the furnishings be-y o nop particular period, but ar~e ay periods to simulate the ac- .ations of generations in an old ik ?Xfanor house. Some of the kings are fromx the Noyes homie ke Shore Dhrive, Chicago. adminstra...…
…~THE MICI GAN DAILY 5b lUl ATIMN iGargoyle Birings History Up To Date In Issue Out Tomorrow, IS I________________________ _____ r n ' (Continued from Page One) ensan was announced as:-,, Kenneth Kerr, '24, chairman, Laurence Mack, '124, "William Fleischaker, '24, and Phlip Schneider, '251. The womfen's staff will be headed by Miriam Wick- sal '24, as wumeh's editor and Will be made up of Helen oward, '4, lzabeth 'lhuffid, '24, Mar&garet ...…
…J1tBIU Ur IIt ILU LAe IDIRE oslton oft C a~ss to Le AnounReed "hurt~r~dy; onor %*ieties Help Proedure TI AgAIN5 AnWIL )EVFER MINED IN T EXERIE Formtation of -.the various senior [rises into marhing order for the anual Sing-Out exercises tomorrow ill take _place in front of the library t.:45 o'clock._ The positions of the lase in thee procesion will e an- ounced defniely tomorrow. Dr. Sidney s. !Rbins, of the Uni- Wan church, will deliver the e...…
…TH-E MTCH--AN DAILY ..HLE Surpug~lgH[S HgDULVSings Here May . tT. C,' BIG PEP MEETING'i : 19 '114to' nlt Gym lInt SPASS$ T'S (OIQMMA-NDE1I- Maior General Harry C. Hale, cost-l( anding the sixth corks area re- ewed the six companies of the local 0. T. C. unit yesterday afternoon the floor of Waterman gymnasium. ie to weather conditions the core-~ ony was~ transferred from South: rry field to the gymnasium shortly fore the timie of t...…
…________ ____ ___ ________THE MICHIGAN. DATLY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . - . __ .. ........ r' .. . . _ i ESIIMAN sto AlScFigures usthytrthreycrikdendh G ar oy e'shacw u e anner thatreverey poo d i S M N C Sreview a k [ 'emws te.Myteq sotln lD Oin p asethm.Ma te uis oniue ________ [ T. to wag in peace. R. A. B. Grol scrdaohrscesgcyle baseball game little can be said. 3'Po Lcue l eri PEP MEET ~yesterday through the medium of car-It i...…
…F "HTQAN WIN1NINGORATOW~h Buslne~s of the Hour" Subject TWaken by Atkinsea Orato lei1 Contest Wnnerr THIE DIFTEERUXT M~AN" 4CIVEN FIRST HONORAB;LE ATEINTION I First place in the first annual At- ~ Inscn Oratorical contest held last.l' sight in the auditorium of University all was awarded to 72elford V. L'xv on, '24, for his oration "The Business i the Hour." Hie was presented with ; gold medal and $50) given by Mr." )e C. Atkinson of Batt...…
…n1 cmcjj IEU AHISI ID INC IN OPENING ' 'ESTIV9k CONCERT, IA11IN() THR E DIIIOWLL CIVE CIIE.STRA PROGRAM TO LAST THROUGH GONCERTS Friday Designated "Artists' -Night",. to ,Appear WCO prepari~ations have been comnplet- ed, for' Ann Arbor's thirtieth annual' .May Festival, the first concert of v./1~C~x w~ll be given at S o'clock Wed- nesday evening in Hill auditorium when Deniamfino Gigli, the noted tan- cr~ of the Metropolitan Opera company...…
…~GAN DAILY -U 1 vg l~ g ay Traffic Ass ociatoni Elects iculty Nan for Fourth Time at Annual IMeting STRY INCLUDED EXPERTS [0-1 ALL T~ARTS OF~ COU TT Y Works of leading French, German. Norwegian, Russian, Japanese and American are hunng there and the gal- lery will be open every aftrnoon be - tween th~e honurs of 1.:30 and 5 o'-C clock. The exhibition is held under the auspices of the A~nn Arbor Art as- sociation. Elected Traffic President...…
…4ILY AMERICANS SEIZED BY CHINESE "l'l1l BUREN *. Holds Special I3eeting ,y With President Oniy Initiate lit PR( MEENtT EDUCATIO AL XNE'N ATTEND C VENMONL1ES Michian's chapter of Phi Delta Kap- pa, national honorary fraternity in the educational 'prfession, held 4. special initiation and baniquet last night at Pinckney durig which President Mar-. Ion L. Bur~ton was taken into the fra- ternity. Oh~io StteProfessor Present ~Several promin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY' PH Is Jinx~ ,itish Artist III from Page One) Ana e mnobile" from snng tw. as an en- nnmb a", "M'Appari" eloved of all 'Italian audiences, was fol- rt Caruso a, ia, "YVes- )m "1'^ag i i whit h wice. }sere he sur- Drevico : effrts and early a:~proached tiro ily' grout voca]!zu- ~1 i ' FlNAL VREPARATION\S AADF da1ToDpe a call for the Varsity immediately fol- FOR CAP vI~llT (C1'REXCNI -E DoTodowing Saturday's game. W4in ...…
…uii~~ TONIGHT sDiscovery 'gurgle Amateurs Scheduled Reveals Mystery To Fall Be fore' DAIL)J King Names Him Ulster Speaker, YfY I Y / DIY ii1wY IV I p1i i iiMllwiY ^r )Is , Y Men r, - - Symphoany Orchestra Will1 t Sulte from Gustal, Holst's "Th~e Perfect 'Fool" CHILDREN'S CONCERtT TO BiE OFFERED THIS AVTER,-Oo-N The local debuts of Florence M1a,- bethi, sopranop of the Chicago Opera company, and Giuseppe Dan ise, bari- : tone of the M...…
…LA- hChaliapin, the 0, 'will make his ce on the Choral es some time in ording to an an- aursday by' Charles of the School of ie time, Mr. Sink has, succeeded in 'formnance of Moz- ra company which t season in "Tbe aliapin's engagemnent is the se- to a long se'ries of n'egotiations h Mr. Sink has been coniductin~g n~ effort' to bring the great Pus- singer to Ann Arbor,, d prom- cne of the most noteworthy conf- ;in the history of local music. ...…
…______THE MICHIGAN DAILY v-. S ATHLETI\C BOOKS AREI COLLECTEDFOR FRAUD Eighty one student athletic books intended to be used fraudulently for admission to Ferry field for yester- day's game, were taken up by Athletic association officials at the gate. The books, which were in the hands o ' others than students will be kept un- til satisfactory explanations are made by; the owners. Owners of the books taken in will be called upon during the we...…
…TH-E MICHIGAN DiLY __ . . , fl EU CAPTIVES ; Is "'.t by Troops Places American Officeers in Great Peril Bandits Say WOMIAN DECLARESi LVING CONDI'T'IONS JBAD 'Washington, May 21.-Crave fears for the lives ,of Maj. Roland W. Pinger and Maj. Roibert A. Allen, U. S., A,' two of the 14 men still held by Chin- ese bandits, following attacks made on the stronghold of :the brigands by Chinese troops. One officer and 'five men from th~e Chin...…
….___THE MICITGADAILY- .. .. 0ROMINENT BIOLOGIST Wall Street Bomb Suspect Arre sted [l Plane to Ad- ig T o- ATTA11NED I G11 JOU TfA1S1,1 William ]B. Stout, president ad ge- al~ manager of the Stout Engineer- tg laboratorfes, Ilnc., Detroit, and the' iventor of the first successful all-; etal aircraft, w1ll speak at 7:30 o'- ook tonight in room 348 Hof the E'- ineering building under the auspices EAeronautical, society. Iqe will de- Ae hii...…
