…r'r THEI MCH(lCAN Dk4' -w- . 6.- AlLY OPPIC.IAL BULLETIN blication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of University. Copy received by the A~irtaut to the President until 0Q p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday, tame 4 TUESDAY, MAY 131, 19241 Number 164 a convocaton n Tuesda~y afternoon, May 13, 1924, the first. Honors Convocation will Ld in Hill Auditorium. By recommendation of,.the Deans, University. .s btWtxa the hours of 4 ...…
… 4 ., ., . " ... DAILYOFCA BLEI x Pubicaton in the litlletin is constructive notice to all members of the U~niversity. Copy received by tbo Assistant to the President until Volume 4 WEDAISDAY, MAY 14, 1924 Number 165 I To tbi e ens : Thiere will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, May 14, at 10 o'clock in the -President's Office. M. L. Barton. r 'afr ~geji~llIg Al m~ N 'm ag o eip 3 li grThe m e~eting of divisional chairmen and team c...…
… of the Philippines Islands will give a talk on the ' "I'ogr'e~s 'of the Philip- fff~lFT~ If~l~I pines," and Dean Maxino M. Ralaw' of, the Unliversity or the Philippines rri UIIVL LIODHUlI will give .ai illustrated lecture on the "Conditions in the Philippines." TU n TlaffrA Other features of the evening are the Philippine String Band of Detroit, I illT 1T19.1 IIIBIIOWIII Native song ".KtJNDIMAN." by 'MI~s L. Torires and. Native dance "CARtINO...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... UfLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN catior i n the Bulletin is constructive noticE to all niembfers of University. Copy received by tbel A-Siltagt to the Presi,'ent until p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday ruge 4 1 D AY, XA Y 16, 1921 imb:167 s Gofng to Europe: 3University is in receipt of the following invitation extendeti by thou .n University Union: idonts going to E~urope are Invited to nmake use of the offices of the n University U...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY e r lILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN catfon in the Bulletin is constructive notice' to all members of riversity. Copy received by the Awssistaiat to the President until. p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdayi mie 4 SATIUDAY, )YAY 17, 1824 Number 108 e Campalgn for League Building: ire will be an im portant m eeting of divisional chairmen, team cap-d w r e so M n ay v ni g M y 19 at7 3 in B b ur G m s lease bring your work envelopes and p...…
…n11i1 1rTIaI I I., urriUIsi DULLEIMf ithe Bulletin is constructive notice to all memibers of r.Copy received by (bo 4 Asitaut to the Prc-idenit until 1:34 a. m. Saturday, SUNDAY, MAY 18, 19201 Number 149 I -1 _______THE MICHIG AN DAILY Saginaw Club: All students from Saginaw are rcquested to be present at thc deb ate, between Saginaw and Romeo for the state championship at University H1all Auditorium Monday, May 19, at 8:00 p. Mn. No admi...…
… LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ion in the B~ulletin is constructive notice to all members of ersity. Copy received bY the it sP.taat to the President until n. (11:30 a. m. Saturday~ ITUESDAY, MAY 20, 1921 '-uinbwr 170 Two Former French Premiers Amnong Possible Successors T'o P'oincare P.nM 5 V-Alpha felta Sign"a iniltes .:00l- mnertin . romn304, Union. Engi 016:C0-G'lier club dinner, Union.. facer: ;;.00-CIIII .nd Blade baseball pratc- ing-' Ti...…
…Evalu~ates 1 11AL 1Vll SY1 :7L-iAi A.f LA I THURSDAY 8 :00-May Festival concert, I ditorium. rI-1TAT'1YI'1C LY OFFIF- A L BULLETIN tion in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all rnf nibers of Diversity. Copy received by the .gsiltait to the Vh e~ient until m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays e4 W1EWNJESDAY, MAY 21, 1924 -Numlber 171 will be no conference of the dleans Wednes5day. May 21st. 31. L. Burton. all Seniors: DIPLOMA FETE OF $10 IS PAYABLE...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - -- - - - .1 1 . ULY V FF ICI-A L BULLETI E1 aiipn l the6, Bulletin, is constructive otice to all nmers of 1itsaty. Coy received by fire Apaltat to the Prsdent until p.i.(11:30 a6 m Saturday) TwI JHRSDAY, MAY 022, 1924 Numbr 172 o$,11.46#10" s DPLOMA FRE OF $10 MUST BE PAID TODAY. In no case will iy~onier a degree at C menceient upon any student who f ils the .beo1r~ A 10 'lnck thf i ftern'on.In .case the Iac- es , t rt ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. .. . - .. ,, , AIYOFIIA ULEI bilation In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of aUniversity. Copy received by thw Agsixtaut to the Pretkilent until 30 p. m. (11:30 a. Vn. Saturda) lutne 4 FRIDAY, MA1Y 2, 1924 Number 173 [e Sienate Council: hare will be a special meeting of the Senate Council, Monday, May 26, p. m. in the President's office.: '. E. Robbins, Secretary. ,rity Lecture: 'rofesspr W. D. Hia...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY-. . _v _,. ... ..... DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive 'notice to all members of the University. Copy received by tha Agssitt to the Pg ceident until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. in. Saturday l Vonume 4 SA1TTBIAY, MArTY 24, 1921 Nunter 174 vlpllne:s By action of the Administrative Board, May 22, Lester G. Wittman has +n suspended from the University for the remainder of the semester on aunt of...…
…THE MICI--IGAN DAILY .................. .®. - . . _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _-. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN P'ublicationl in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of thie University. Copy received bi, the Asitant Lo the President until i :.jo uptiV.;(11., 3o )a. ni. Saturday { Volume 1S suNDA ,k NA11Y Di, 1i2l Number 173 -_ -,.-...... Proclamaton by the Governor: Our country, the proudest, the most nighty of nations. sovereig...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .........w.. : .. . . DAILY,* OFFICIALDLEI Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by t htA wsi~kant :to the Preaident until Tolume 4 T ESI)AY, NAT 27, 1824. Number 1174 S li' Lawyers' Club, with it~ dining hail to <accojmmodate 300 stwicnts I the residenxce, it. is now..dfinitely assured will be ready for occupancy S eptember. 1, 1924 Applications for bedro...…
…THE MiCHIGAN DAILY r #M wr ai . _. Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page Five) ;he School of Education (including Athletic Coaching and Admin- -in Tappan Hall. June 20, 21, 23, 24, 9 to 12 a. i. and 2 to 5 p. -in the Medical Building. June 20, 21, 23, 24, a. JIl. ~ Ua G LU oy. III.I ir the Law School ( Courses begin Tuesday, June 17),--in. the _Law 1g" u'Jtn 13, 14, 16, 8 to 12 a. m'. 'and 2 to 561p. M. r' the "College of Pharnacy,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ................. A Im Ali lILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Jniversity. Copy received by the Aasbktaut to the President until p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdav me 4 THURSDAY, 1A1 291, 1924 Number 178 Summer Sevsion hours of Registration: For the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts, including Hyg - and Public Health, Public Health Nursing, Library Methods, Biologic...…
…THE MTGHTG.AN DAILY UILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Acation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of University. Copy received by the Avifiaut to the Pre.-Adent until P. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdav'i EIII WALRAN ELECTED l 'S GONG-O REICHSTAGPEIDN Classifed--can't. MISCELLANEOUTS 04 !'' ;, C. Volum~e 4l FRIDAY MAY 30, 1924 Number 1791) 'o All Members3 of the U niversity Staff: The Annual meeting of the Regents will be hfeld Frid...…
…t 4 t ;Ij 0 ,,, ~-- yr .,,,,, _ __ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1924 RNATIONAL NIGHT ARRIV itan Club's TAKE LEADING ROLESI The Club's Activit al U~niversity' e of the cent and produc- rhetoric .n of the various :iety of cam- . has been of a series ted by cast- sland before acts ranging f the Rabin- o a Chinese rry Lauder rogram, the r1s' play and iting. Thank You, unior Girls5 Production in public in Russia due ...…
… xtra Y IML 4ir j VOL. XXXIV. Nb. 162 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1924 o E Rl ES 4 TRIO MICHIGAN WINS FROM NORTHWESTERN SCORE 1 23 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 R H VARSITY WINS CLOSE CONTEST BY 3-2 SCR MICHIGAN 000000 I 0 2X x 3 00 NORTHWESTERNO 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 X K 2 00( ILLINOIS WINS IRST TWO SINGLE MATCHES Breaks Own RecordFEHENDFA SECOND YEAR MEN IN SPR11ING GAMES Eva-ton, Ill., May 10-Michigan Won its second ...…
…TIVAL FANA ) PAGE I 00ee -.ddL. I Ar 4kv 111tr tgan Dalig Sectio Two ,. _ _ _ _ 163 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1924 PRICE, MS' CONFERENCE AND THE NAV imitations stressid As Logical Solution' EDWIN L. DENBY That the late arms conference was not a success in every sense of the word, was the opinion of Ensign Rus- sell Dodd, '22, head of the naval unit here. H1e considers that one of the direct results of the ...…
….*a.,- Y r £f r ~kziIM Ex 4a #: XXIV. No. 168 FOUR PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1924 FOUR PAGES PRICE, FIVEC w VARSITY OPENS WITH RUN IN FIRST INNING SCORE 1 2 3 4 s ?7 8 9 "10 11 Rl Michigan Ohio State 1 I 1 0 0 0 0 0 0XX 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 XX 4 TAKING EARLY LEAD JABLONOWSKI SCORES WJLSON WITI DOUBLE IN SECOND FRAME KL-EE BREAKS TIE WITH' DOUBLE SCORING MILLER Michigan Giles, 2b Kipke, cf B...…
…AND WRITERS C AND DRAMA U RADIO PAGE Joe g A6F Ar r t a Tl ,, " _e ___s. _.._-.__ _ .._ XXXIV. No. 169 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY iS, 192'1 '1 PRICE, i t SONS ENT ER AIN THEIR D A Fathers D Instigate Fathers'. Day was instigated by a similar celebration which has been held for many years at the University of Illinois. That university called their celebration Dad's fDay, and it was held in much the same manner that ...…
…A6r r MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MY2,12 AL, 11. - 1924 f R flntEVT Hiss Act. i j , I Waite, Hlammner Throw: Won by K~etz, iDe- troit Southwestern;' second, Westoni Detroit central; third, 'Williams, De- troit North~ern; fourth, Noah, Detroit Central. Distance, 124 feet 1 inch. Runninag Broad Jump: Won by Smith, Battle Creek; second, Robin- son, Detroit Northwestern; third, Gil-1 bert; K~alam~azoo Central; fourth,- Kitchen., Lansing. Distanc...…
…V billi/ WIT1ERS DRAMA 10 PAG~E 11I oe 40 4 j4tr n DaiLj Secti, Two .N. 75AN ~iO, IC~IGNASUDYWA 25 12 No._ 17 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, S NDAY, MIAY -25,1921 PRICE, FIVE .. GAN I P RESENTS OLYMPIC TRYOUI ~Tcarns Will" 1 SHOULD SHOW UP, WELL arry_ U. S. Colors 3 ............ ........... ,.,.,,........... . ... r- - - -------------- ----------------------- Seven States Send Athletes To M en1 [n cou sir i; ' I S. C1" ...…
…THE MICHIGAN ... _. . . .. M ... Nomination and Election of the President Four k By Thomas 1H. Reed (this is the third of "Pro fessor ReM's articles on the 2arofis phases of our political systcjui. Nekt Sida's at ticle a cill discuss party orgaiz-'ation and miethods ) The greatest of all offices is not'fi~ed by direct vote of the people. The framers of. our Constitution felt that ,a very much Gbetter choice would be made by electors cho...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i edevery morning except Monday iUiversity ear by the Board in -- oWestern ConferncrEditorial ssocated Press is exclusively en the ttie I orepublication of al news ss areli tedt it or not otherwise n this ppe and the local news pub- de At the postofi ce at AnnAbor,l ar second class meatter.Speinalae 1e rated by 'Th ir ASs ista tP ost- iptI in by.carrier, '9d Se : by m , .Ann Arbor Press Building, may- lditorial. 2414 an 16...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY of the Cam ge Growth I Shows Short Time' _..__......s .;. .. .. . ....... Campus Leaders Conference i into the proper paths they would not the care for these people, and will be the criminals they are today? eventually help in lessening the That the worm of the Student Chris- crimes of the nation? tian association in the Fresh Air campThat by supporting thc camp in its will have a tremendous effect upon tag day you...…
…____ TI-r MICH1( AN 5AILto - . . . , . , __ _ _ . I Boxes o'n Campus Filled to- Capacity As Contriutions Come In Large Kumbers_ FRESHM~EN WILL CHIVE TOQVES " TONIGHT TO AID, IN CAMPAIGN' Contributio~ns to the European Stu- dent Relief fund old clothes drive have come in large numbers, according to Ty~ler~ R. Stevens, '24E, chairman of the committee in charge of the drive.. The boxes on the campus were filled to overflowing yesterday, and ...…
….«.;.. First Baptist C) Sayles will speak 'Sham and Reality" k service in the ch. The church neet at noon and at ant class will meet v in the Guild House. Hour at the Guild hurch theran Consciousness" immediately k on the sub- I following the student supper served , at the 10:30 ( at 5:30 o'clock. There will be o First Baptist j evening worship.I bible school t 2 o'clock the with Mr. Chap- The Friend- d House from iJLsl' Lre7L tJUian unur...…
…I first All sociat .will be as- of that fl ?ts who care to act as leaders University of Michigan Fresh np of the S. C. A. are needed ~according to a recent state-1 iy Lewis, C. Reimann, '18, who ave charge of the institution 3coming summer. As a rule re rbre applicants than there camp departments. Reimann desiresf to make clear the facts that no camp experience, is necessary, as the Freshb JAir camp work is unique, and full in-J struction...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WSW. s-. . Hj We kBeg. TON1IGIIT (Sunday) I 25 6ARC $1 Sat. Parties and State Government Tues, Tiur4., 15th Annual Season First Week By Thomas H. Reed i (This is the sixh of Professor Reed's series of ar- licle's On gv0ernmlwtt and political par/ies. The seven lt and last of these articles, which will discuss theS non- partisan movement, will b~e pub4lished next Sunday.) State government on the whole is much...…
… Reunions to 14 to t E' lip Alumni Secretary .Recounts 14; fX4 .T'L . A I In IJI BASEBALL, ENTERTAIN GUESTS sses are scheduled to iversity on June 14 in celebration of Alumni resentatives from the dicalgraduates of 1864 dental and engineering 22, planning to attend. 1 be preceded by mdi- of the various classes The annual alumni meeting at 101 clock Saturday morning will start le program foltovfed by a luncheon L noon given by the Un...…
… 1 IIULU TONISKT metroit Dinner Will Mark Opening of $1,000,000fi ulding Fund r Drive BANQUETS WILL ALSO BE BE, HELD IN OTHER CITIES More than 1,000 Michigan alumnae, together with the men who will assist in carrying on the national campaign of $1,000,000 for the University of Michigan League Building and 4IEn- dowment fund, are to attend the ban- quet which is to be held at the Hotel Statler in Detroit this evening, to mark the opening of th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ons .t4 . to 0 Fresh Air Camp ..,. _... r.,..,. ..... Are You a Scene At The Camp' Incidents Show "Boys Are Boys" TRUE AMERICANISM Beds at th Fresh Air camp aro straw ticks spread on the ground. There are two blankets for each boy, but they find sleeping much more en- joyable when they make their beds togeth'er, giving them three blankets above and one beneath each. In one of the tents were ten boys, and in the natu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY a4 !~on :corn-meal- -mush, trustees;,-and- DRAMA cr su n cranks. in general., s- The butler, Harold Fritche, wasj "DADDY LONG-LEGS," a review by grand. And Mike Ames is really a Marion Barlow main. True,.his fingers are long and "Nobody cares how real a story 's, tapering, and his'voice *has a habit of just so it's comfortable," said Leola !trailing off -into sweet, thin distances; Noted Russian Scholar And Authority!Merce...…
… Glee Club - v, ,. Varsity Singers Organize In 1850 A group of fellows banded together for the purpose of enjoying their in- formal sings and the good fellow- ship of their companions, that is the story of the birth of the oldest or- ganization on the campus, the Var- sity C;-lee Club. During the early years this group, which began to meet about 1850, had no director or organization of any kind. It was not until the '80's that this group or...…
…r Miss Estelle Downing, professor of rhetoric at Ypsilanti State NormaI will speak Sunday night; May 25, at the First M. E.L church on the sub- ject of "Wor'ld Peace." Miss Dowvning who recently addressed the Women's clb bof this city, has, ju.st returned! from a meeting of the International World Congress for P ~eace' at Wash- ington. Mr~s. Ruthi. Buchmnan, of Ann Ar- bor, who was a delegate of the Wom- en's club of Ann Arbors to ,the same c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Political And Economic Situations In, India 4 4 4 An Interview With Ganhdi Bombay, India- ficult problem that now confronts us April 14, 1923. and time alone will solve it. Caste Due to a rather unfortunate com- is merely a frank, scientific statement bination of circumstances I am able to of fact in India as it exists in all give to the readers of The Daily j countries to a 'greater or Less degree, accoftut of al ...…
….1H- III N tAl1 F(juu, J6 A as 4 4, 4 hooks and Writers 4 to 4 C W.Po- IN REVIEW l yd Douglas lege books! The American author. seems to have become obsessed with the idea of writing them, and the NtTSITER'S EVERYIAY LIFE' American reading public still seems oyd Douglas; publibked by inclined to accept them. Their char- err. acters are not widely diversified' wed by Herbert A. Jump types, having a general tendency to odern minister s...…
…THE MICHIGAN D wi 4. .. .i n r . w i wyryr.e.rrrw D AILY. OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Aasistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays Volume 4 SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1924 Number 162, Freshmen and Sophomores, Spring Games: In accordance with custom and with the consent of their respective Deans, Freshmen and Sophomores in the Colleges...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 11111 1A d *+ a t I =1 - . . The Campus And The Theatre The J'ubfor and Senior Girls',carneful handling of massed effcct4) Play.an much romantic action. Some six- By Marion Barlow 1ty or more girls have been given parts 'Music!" The weary -pianist re- in it. ands doggedly. Chorus number This week the campus is manifest- irteen comes tripping in, similes ing interest in a new dramatic ven- llectively, and tries to remember t...…
…THE MICHIGAAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY All university women are eligible to mnarch in the Lantern procession at I Palmer Field on May 20th at 8:00 P. M. Ethel XeCtorniick, Department of Physical Education. Civil Engineering Seniors: A representative of the Marion Steam Shovel Company will be at Pro- fessor Riggs' outer office Monday, May 19th, to interview Civil Engineering seniors for positions. H. E. Riggs. Senior Mechanicals: Mr. H-. L. Tucker ...…
… wers . the Dureaii roe ted wichare scarcely less ob- 17ill)i,1 upo d-sfpair, bccon isible IInthle j ectiovabe,. 1These ideas ,are in the mind's eye. And "thes paths of glory naurfo es il te quality men- Iad ut to the gr-ave." This philoso- by ILVfin- U3 rtsopiansN calli ltea-TH JDhirDe Rak104r; l oyl ~~b T.rk: ply "The D, idlan dcr:"'as ;1'ith e D ea32 rgldy lea. "(1 1)wellr in te' rca htliteratunre be Rsf eviewed ,lby ack Berkia lkiInFoe...…
…It tie many clubs ,on ial year is one. that n kept as a secret -- [t is the Green Inlk t Stildent wrtterti their manuscr~iptsI It is of thec o, be marl '04, of is one of I Tel. 'V1ce: LEPHONE 165, 3238 soaswan Laundry Alrbor's Leading Cleaners …
…THE MICJ-llGAN~ DAILY /73f,04 'p ,,~, ~Read the Daily ' i -41 , weak to me. The war is dragged in, Y - ~-- - -____...- )iajestic fortunately only briefly, and the whole "°° ' ugPont" w~h' tr iiT H thenme of the latter half of Mir. Brom- tu~Mjsi oa u fm IN RV I W ieds toy enes rondthiiene 1a ~ltthrough VWed~nsday is an entertinng 3081- 12 0. ain St 'ta teMntrwuddevour them coibi~nat ion of: society, love, murder----._.__ __ allinth ed. u...…
…. tAl e4, t9 Drama to t9 4 0/ Ii, a F, A uxieder Singer and Opera Ii~eia~iaenj;ii I The CampusAnd The Theatre alhc fart Str o A p a tF sia~a student of Mr. Hamilton in Chicago --h fc I3 a1i.1 nd has come here to continue his II.Th omiiiitte :a Camipus Or.I practically amounts to the producti on,, ;cett nunb fwork. He has a fin basso voice and 11 h Moie lux tecxt thyoug charsmioramnglueyounga br his programon, y aletincludesuner hedsevera...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Usual YOU TOO, by Roger Burlinga lished by Scribner', $2.00. Reviewed by Norma Bick] "You Too," the title in itseil cinating. The -fascination half-way through the book a without evident reason, it dies the end of the first half the stolid and usual. Occasionall points drift in but there is no the spontaniety of the first ha The story deals with Gail, a er who possesses a sense of Through the death of his fathe herits an i...…
… tC4 Whitman's Orchestra I to, tA a. ... _ . . ...., ,., . . .. Emy Krueger nges Program nmy Krueger of the Munich, d. Madirid operas, who ,is THE CHICAG( omit a snd- It is notet Of mo1st biear HaW1 of bers from. Tris- with shade, of le chi.nie from >e 4 The Tris- hough no leSS e tsolde'g Loge heard. 1But ao upt thoa strenu.- CYrieg*, that the Berman soprano er w a"4decided- g of: the tthitle- 7 S YMPHONY Four Men HaveI Dirlects Prog...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. ._ T.. ____ _ ,. _ :.. man . Atusic and Drama to 4 jo Summer YA .; Seldes Favors Synco pa t M usic in the is to be given, but local musicians will V sS essio offer a regular series of concerts, with r -summer Session an occasional visiting soloist, and sev- A s 267'5CNisCal___o + eral lecture-recitals are scheduled. Ausicdduring the summer session, !Members of the faculty of the Un- c THE LIVELY ART OF MR. ...…
… rA ._ enc c Past Play rel .m.* iswell Angell Hall Was Of Earliest Senior Plays Descendants Of Colonists Forme New Societyl e time the first Senior Girls' ;iven 15 years ago, this pro- s gradually come to be con- e of great importance to and women of the Univer- present it is a special fea- mmencement week, and is ended by guests of thre sen- :ome to attend the graduat- ses. The following history the development of the play to the pre...…
…_______________THE MICIGA N DAILY anal Co'nvention 4 t4 4 Distinction Not Noticed ConventionDelegates eport Gives Tr,,aining In HygienIldyIc& Nurs ding-10 of barriers between races_ and was one of the 'predomninat- gs reported by the delegates e University Y. W. C. A. who , the eighth National conven- 14d during the past week in rl city. Seoven representatives .e University Y. W. C. . were at the convention, all worked together, Dorothy ...…
