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…PAGE POUi Published eery morning except Mondat $wlng the University year by the Board i Control of Studet Publications. e Member of Westera Conference Editora' Association. -] The Associated Press is exclusively enn titled to the use fo~ republication of all new dispatches credited to it or not otherwise Credited in this paper and the local news pubn lished 'herein.i Entered at the postoffice at Ana Arbor Michigan, is second class matter. Spec...…

…T H E "M I-H T C-A 7 DAIlE Y FA (;r .1 .... ........ ' 'r s1MA C= I&LSc qu At SALE Of IIKEI T SOCIAL CALENDAR IS CROWDED WITH ENTERTAINMENTS CONTRALTO SINGS UIKT \HONORING MOTHERS, SENIORS, MAY FESTIVAL GUESTS IN SIXTH CONCERT .. SUMMER SCHOOL NEW PHYSICAL. PLANS INCLUDE EDUCATION COURSES .;1 j 'I ..r a -'C °hI 4.i 'Vi !RMothers' house parties, dinners LEitlull IiflVST for May Festival guests, and senior SA D A E Idinners hav...…

…E -t T 14 MIC14TC-AN D -A MY '1lA SAS 26, 1929 Me l ~ii )TI1A AL I x I .1- 1 kwoop-ma GEORGE LOTT WILL PLAY AGAINST MICHIGA MONO Y CHICAGO TENNIS TEM' IcA igTen ( T MEET WOLVERIES Victories Of Michigan And Wiscon- sin Enable Both Teams ToD ni iin ~ Say At Top Of Race FOR BIG TEN 'H 91 Both Michigan and Wisconsin maintained their places at the top of the Conference baseball heap by Third Ranking Player Will Com- virtue of victories...…

…SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1920 -4 THE WC I N-DA"TL THE MICHIGAN flATLRz~ s. .r BA SEBA LL TEAM TO MEET BADGERS C D ADVERTISING MnUTAFII[ ill I II lLOTT TO PLAY IN i r I 1 a i i ,J 7 i r C r L O r yyG 1. I r a a R mu t iiuihIL OIL TENNIS MA TCHES 1 TFA(Continued From Page Six) ibinations are undefeated in dual meet competition and the play Two Grames Next Week Withh Wis-I should' be hotly contested. Both consin Will Virtually Decide shte...…

…PAaTEIh THE MIC T IN DATA V SILUTU )AT, tvl AT 19, lo-121 4lows" IStudents' Recital: Mr. Benjamin Z. N. Ing, pupil of Theodore Harrison, will give a graduation recital, Monday evening, May 2'7. at 8 o'cloek, in the Schoolt l of Music Auditorium on Mayna d Street. Miss Louise Nelson will be the Publication in theBulletin is constructive notice to all members accmras. The gneralbi is invte follows:oadisio of he nivrsiy. op reeivd b th Asis...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Ahr t r ..0 rim ro f""m -atl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 175 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1929 EIGHT PAGES RSIT i .. , . . r LL Tim DI s , . 4 REGENTS MAKE 1817 FOUNDING DATE REPUDIATE TI ru I ml ACTION Michigan F laces 16 In Track Meet' I ff &I. II IfifIN f I IM fAll TEN INNING GAME I nlLUL 1I[I IFILL Centennial Celebration Pans Entirely Cancelled NEW BUDGET IS APPROVED-...…

…7 . PA-GE O THE MICHIGAN DAI LY SA'T'T'RDA'Y', MAT 25; 1929 ' ~ThPAUETWO~ SATTJRDAY, MAY 25, 1929 4 FEATINGINSECTKing George Regains Health At Resort; Te Leaves For Windsor Castle After Long Stay IURIOUS TO FOREST TREES IN LAKES AREW EHEE PPresent Education Temed Hazar s it rdous E WOOD DESTROYED IN LAST 20 YEARS IS ENOUGH TO CIRCLE EARTH SAWFLY IS WORST PEST Professor Graham'To Leave June 9 To Make Investigation Of Conditions Leaf...…

…, _ THE M T iC'H C "A K 13 TES' -."' ' .. 3 THE T~r~ ~r.... w ,w'rna STATE DfAfRD TO ASKI M'chigan Places 16 Men In Big Ten Track and Field Carnival A niimw itrii nu inrIfI~h Lt Evanston s: ;. , VI1V Y IA1I N (Continued From Page One) ton (Iowa); third, Heintz (Ohio). SUMMARIES Time-1:57.4. 120 yard high hurdles-First heat Second heat-Won by Martin won by Sentman (Illinois); second,! (Purdue); second, Hayes (Ohio); Crooks (Ohio). Tim...…

…PAGE TPOUS THE FMIC FTGTCN EDATLY. f qp n,.~' ~' '-* "" - - - SATURDAY. MAY25. 129 .. ,U Putblished every morning except Monday dCrIrg the University year by the Boardin Control of Student Publications. Member of Westera Conference Editorial Assoiation. The Associated Press" is exclusive'y 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...…

…" a" .+ ! . -' ., . .Y ... :4 t A .' 4k s. .4 -WI '1 4. ..Ay A tCYe 1. A:SJ~l'. Mult iad1 Y f SATURDAY, MAY 25, .1929 THE MICHIIGAN IDAIEY PAUL WIvE -. .. .: .F--T ____ !! . -. k kVAVA-- VW __ v ® A i: .__-..m. . - ~ BREAKAST AND PLAY STARS OF BONSTELLE THEATRE PLAY ORPLAflWI RESULTS OF NEW IMAGINATION IS WOI DISCUSSED BY EUGENIE CHAPEL- TEST DISCUSSED SINGER'S ASSET TICK(TS TO B SOLD 0Phyllis Loughton, Jean Lowell, Forme...…

…tati -1 mom, 46 h6 r H 11 * Wl -1 Co H,41- C-A N - n, A 1"1:,y . Va *ws '. ' 1 r w L; l l t :"Lh1Y1 .lL'1lyY Gay 1 . _ VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM MEETS ILLINOIS TODAY n. ILLINI MUCH IMPOVED OVER FIRST SHOWTING Fred Asbeck Is Slated To Take Mound Against Traditional Diamond Rivals LAST GAME FOR SUCKERS One of the most important games on the whole Wolverine baseball schedule will be played this after- noon when Coach Fisher's men in- va...…

…- ~ EATURTDA, MAY 2d, 19 ~.Uhe W i EIGHTH VICTRY FOR ' BENGAL MOUDSTI l TH4E MICHIC AND13 1E Y .. ns From Sox In 21 Innings Col AR Chicago Cubs Take First Place ByTurning Back Cards With 5-4 Score LYONS LOSING PITCHER George Uhle, star moundsman for the Detroit Tigers, won his eighth straight victory in as many starts, turning back the White Sox yesterday at Comiskey park in 21 innings. After the seventh inning it turned out to be a ...…

… PAGE EIGHT 'rHEF.MTCTIITlAN D AITIA SATUflDAY, MAY 25, 1929 225 Angell 11a9,1; Schenk, 209 Angell Hall; Stevens, 1035 Angell Hall; I Colonel Miller Attends Conference; Turner, 1025 Angell Hall; Water, 229 Anrell Hall; Wells, 2203 Anrgell (D IL OFCIL ULEN ~ *E.A Wlar Discusses Measures For Future War Publication in the Bulletin is contructive notice to all members Luthicran Students: Colonel II. W. Miller, professor of the last ten years ...…

…FT)EESABLISHED 1890 Jromos AL- ,4 AN[ ,.. : . ai1t S MEMBER I ASSOCIATED PRESS VoL XXXIX, No. 174 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1929 EIGHT PAGES ENDURANE FLIERS APPROACHING END Single Motored Ship Passes 111 Hour Graf Mark PARACHUTE GIVEN FLIERS Contact With Fueling Ship Established Ten Times, (By Associated Press). FORT WORTH, Tex., May 23.-- The civilian endurance plane Fort Worth, with more than 100 hours of sustained fly...…

…- PAOFE TWO THE M- I CICA N tDYAILY PRIDAY, MAY 24,.1929 GRM WILL ADRS PRNCIPALS MEETING PROF. SCHORLING TO SPEAK ON NEW COURSE IN TEACHER TRAINING EDUCATORS MEET TODAY CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES PLAN TO PRESS TARIFF BILL DECISION I I C A PLAiNSDD I International Exhibit S u A. LA ROGRAU M i Brings 300 Etchings _ , . . ..... .... . ,...,. ...n ..a. ; I : T! i i At their fourth regular meeting this year, the South-Eastern Mich- igat...…

… PRI-DAY, MAY7 24, 1029 ~TEMTCHTCAN 1~EY g ,..._: (I (rSTR J ILLA WL "'B ROME FLIGH-T j5J [UHJg'! Professor Dow Finds Romance Amon tng Dingy Libras ,IIID1UINCEHE IN ATTEMPT TO BEAT FREN fCHMEN J(UUHIL Traces Develovnent of Ei~rht Century 01( ry Stacks, IN PRACTICE TEACHING School Of Education To Give Se- Sniors Opportunity For Full Time Work Under 'Expert ,WILL BE EXPERIMENTAL Toward the end of combining ;~ both the theoretical and practi...…

…P AOE rOtTR THE MICHIGAN DA ILY FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1929 1'AQE FOUR FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1929 Published every morning except Monday duiring the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Westera Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusivel en- titled to the use for republication of al news dispatches credited, to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herei...…

…r.. FnRDIAY, MAY 24, 1929 THE MI 11I . I L Y PAGE FIVE THE MICHIGAN I) A I ii Y PAUD£'IV , _, .. ...,,. ........ _.rw ; Y g - -e" ° _ _ _ _ __ _____,__ , __ ... . __._. ._.,_...M __.__ . _ _ _.__._ ___.._ ,._.. .__ } .. . . ... ........ i . , i f}. , , , , i ; . ia k" A_ II {$' B Xi A4* 4 tY It\, ;, i :. A ORGANIYATONIES Women Have Gained in Purposefulness "Acting Is a Fascinating U LDuring Regime of President C. C. little B...…

…IMOR, ant: M 1 i 13A1EY T-,- -, 7-MFloA , - -9", i - - Michigan Baseball Team Meets Strong Hawkeye Nine Today n - --- IOWAS SEE VICTORY Southpaw Pitcher Selected To hurl Against Undefeated Wolves In Big Ten Contest MYRON HAS LEG INJURY Reports from Iowa City indicate that the Hawkeyecamp is filled with optimism and a firm belief that the Wolverines are due for a fall in their baseball game with Iowa this afternoon. In third plac...…

….^ FRMAY, MAY 24; 1929 tt Ag q pp A . WThTDAY. MAY 24. 192~ TH~ M1C1-tTC~A-WDATLY we -I a 4 a Cyr to +Odei _'" CSTAB iE-9 ENGLISH-UNIVERSITY *STYLES, 1ORtS= Vt'R.~UTHFUL CHARTS S*,IXLY FOR-bISTGUISHED _ iG I . Tt - oSTATES. SERVI _' /elC3tT .A- ii X11 ®i q i 4 W 4 qqA i G 9 Xj " i i ( 1 I What is the big idea? BLEND-SUITS with 'Super-~Shorts %mm MW AMW w wi w w c wrr mar ari Two ideas, in fact. The smartest style idea joins the...…

…t PAIE EIGHT 'tir. 'TCIIIGAN A I AL FRh PY, MAY 24, 1929 History 6 (106):T Famous Performers Final examination Wednesday, June 5, 9-12. Mr. Kemuper's sections .! FF CIBU I I I N in West Gallery of Alumni Memorial; Mr. Manyon's sections in New- S j{UIILIL T004 berry Auditorium;Mr. Scott's sections in Natural Science Auditorium.r 0 ILY rFiA JL Loutine maps of the world with your bluebooks. Slso TO VISI ]NV ISJ Publication in the Bulletin i...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 I. r ............. .. I1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 173 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1929 EIGHT PAGES CHANGEARRANGED U;olc~tal ENDURANCE PIAE IN IFRESHMAN PROGRAM FOR BURSLEY ANNAUNCES PLANS FOR NEWP On ENTERING ACTIVITY MADE S Personal Introduction T Is Aim Of ew And Less Opening System Freshman Week acti next year, the complete p which was announced yes Prof. Philip E. Bursleyv plants Prof. Wil...…

… " FAS I T SDAY MAY 2. 1429 a-a a a- a.-L v A a. .... a INaL. L' A L 1 -*+I S ;LWT~h fA LV 9ZjLY11 4,1:4; REPARATIONS EXPERTS! Alice Beatty Chosen Most Beautiful By Schoolmates At Sullins Collegel TA1 SODITRERAFT 01 AH ET POR T i , A Few Days Will Be Necessary For Decision On Latest Phase Of Conference Ruling4 d ERMAN REPLY AWAITED PARIS, May 22.-A modified draftj report agreed upon by the repara- tions experts of the allied nations a...…

…' THf RSDAY, MAY 23, 19 9 -THE ?MTCHTC2AN O11TY w '; CRATINS WLL BEI World's Largest Dan, Now Being Built James Outlines Work In California, Exceeds Boulder Project For Geography Camp WITH FIRST MEETINJaF NOR GUARDS AND PrPrestonMEEImesAssociateDPro COLOR BEARERS OF SENOR CLASS TOIHT i sGeographyasu BEARRS 0 SEIOR LAS TONGHTed that one of the subjects for COLN : sstudy at the Geography su mmer ritesanCLARK LADE SPECIAL SERVICE TO BANQUE...…

…y N' PAGE FOUR THE M ICHIIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1929 via _ wr e w. r i .+wr.. wrr4++iirirw r w Ww Ye "; Published every morning except Monday dining the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publication.. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusivel en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatehe credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the loc...…

…I'UMSTAY, MAY 23',' 1029 irnHE"MTCICrA N. UA T ' PAGE rl" '1'tfl~ t~ fl 'Z M A Y 23, ----------iv - -' 4 _ _ __ w~r-wp- 1 WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION INSTALLS i' -01 a ---- i OFFICERS AT ANNUAL BASEBALL BANQUET; SPORTS AWARDS MADE TO F WOMEN DOROTHY TOUFF IS PRESIDENT WITH ARLIENNE HEILMAN VICEPRESIDENT DOCTOR BELL PRESIDES 16 Minor Officers Of Association Ares Also Inducted Into Office, Eaman, '31, archery and fen...…

… ox ffix HI' MIC14LCAN TEV "4 +r r-. r ,_ $>-. +rs"r,+. ..ew-"t."t,_.--.rtms+*.--..._,. n -..- _ .,. ,..... . '^' "' r. i" ri U? 1 t Y, iVityY .i, ii 9 " ..... . _. . smu av 4 +T aya N 3Nd!a . YTtZaD Y M Y 2 a92 DAVE'V LLNESS I AMILY MYKEE.P STAR O0Ut Was Counted Upon To Give Bolstad Of Minnesota Hard Fight For Individual Title VARSITY TO MEET CHICAGO Due to the illness of his uncle in New York City, Dave Ward, Mich- igan's chief contend...…

…THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1920. THE MICH I CAN D IY ME lgE Varsity SL MYRON i( HURT WHIE PERFORMINO3 ATSE Will Be Unable To Play Against Iowa And Iinois This Week End HAS BEEN VALUABLE MAN Harold Myron, Varsity shortstop, whose work afield has been one of 4he sensations of the season, will probably be unavailable for compe- tion against Iowa and Illinois this week end and possibly may be forced to an even longer lay off due to a leg injury suf...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE MTCl-ITCAN EYATUL TTTUrZr"DAY, MAY 23, 19-29 ""m T1tUT~~~AY, MAY 23, 1929 DAIYOFIIAL B L i Omaha Girl Becomes Spell DAI LY '0-F F1 I L DU L L [ IBy Victory In Final Publication in the Bulletin is coricructive notice to all members 0, A watcd 're« jIcontest of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Prusi- WASHINGTON, May 22.-Thir- clark-t dent until 3:30 p, m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.)- teen-year-old Virgini...…

… ESTABLISHED 1890 1.. I. 41v .Ak 1 --sma- Awg&w4 L. 4 tk-r AMAL -4 mq w r mw .t , MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS a Vol. XXXIX, No. 172 ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. MAY 22, 1929 EIGHT PANES STATE- NINE Up SETS WOLVEISO S IN TENTH INNING, 4 TA 3 MORROW REFUSES PAINTED DEMONS TO CONFIRM PLOT~ SEIZE CAPTIVES 11 rrSuIZED SENIORS TO GATHER HONOR So CIETY U1 LIIIIIU 1ILU I I HL9 M. RE ILL S"INGTOIHst t@: CONCERT SERIES WILL MARK r ...…

…e. r~%,TVTO, THE M I C H I G A N DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1929 w+s+w -inn _ ....._____r. HIGH SCHOOL PLACESCrowd B FOUR IN EXAMA T raves Rain For 55th Annual Turf Classic To See REEVES HONORED 'Submerged Submarine And Her Crew Clyde Van Dusen, Aided By Mud Track, Emerge Victorious; BY CR TIUS CLUB Hoisted To Sea Level By Rescue Ship ~ §.International Association Engaged In Publication Of Grotijis' I Associated Press) the spot, 3,000 ...…

…0 WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1 '. THE -IIHTAN VAIL! - OUNCIL OF RESEARC HAS SESSION TO TALK ABOT ANTH ROLOG PROFESSOR GUTHE CONDUCTS MEETI G OF NATIONAL SCIENCE BODY GEOLOGICAL DATA VIEWED Methods Of Preserving Remnants Of Mounds In Mississippi Valley Discussed At Meeting Preservation of the mounds and other historical remnants in the Mississippi valley, was the princi- pal subject considered at a conven- tion held at St. Louis, May 17 and 18, u...…

…PA Mr. !OUR THE M I ITI N DA TL , WN~SDA, MAY22, 29' c Pubishd every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board n Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Prea is .exclusivel{ en- TeAsoitdPesiexlsvl tied to the use for republication of al news dispatcher credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- fished herein. Entered at r...…

… THE M1 HI xNDATE' N r %W I I f sx....W //S rJft .., . . A V- -SN5 G I - -i-- - RTflhll [) |1K Sophie Braslau, Soloist At H ill Auditorium, IhhLI\f NINE ( | MT VO TE CH ANG E H ORSE S HOW N IR SA IdU iLiVH fTWIN Is Ranked As One Of Foremost Contraltos'JUfIURN ILL iUII IN CONSTITUTION I ITALLATION DIR May Festival Artist Consistently As a child she set her heart on be- Wins High Praise From coming a piano virtuosa and her A. Press ...…

…THE MICHIGAN T V . __ _--.. " -. -. . . v- --- . . ._... . .. - . WEDNESDAYMAY 22, 1929 ' ,. MH G N _LYWDN A- MY 2 12 It FOURTEEN WOLVERINES EMIMAM THEM R -Trio On Freshman FIRST PLACE FAVO ENTERED IN BIG TEN MEET RITES IN CONFERENCE MEET Big League Teams (iDIf HIM IFVF "f'lU'itIlt I ItiFnIl1 I UII Golf Squad Prove Varsity Material This.year's freshman golf squad has three exceptionally good men fo tho Varsity in Lenfesty, Hick...…

…I VEDNESDAY, M&Y 22,1929 THE M-ICHTGA-N DAILY a PAGE S *WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ~F~VT'~1~ mo 1, .1 o" TIGERS TAKE THIRTEEN INNING .v _ ------ Eleven Qfficially Qualify For Membership HURLING DUEL FROM CLEVELAND; In National Honorary Athletic Fraternity (Continued From Page Six) (Arnold Appleford, Charles Grace, Johnny Stone's single, which rest of the games. Home runs chapter whose president is Dr. Arthur Kuhne...…

…s f",h i'h LJURT THE MT HI C. N DAILYV ~DW~iAYMAY N, h ti A j DAILY OF F ICIAL BULLHN Publication in the Bulletin is cona ructive notice totall members Iof the University. Copy received by he Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m.Saturday.) Vol. XXXIX WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1929 No. 172 Notice to Seniors: Only today and tomorrow remain for payment of diploma and certificate fees of any candidates for graduation at the ...…

…STABLISHED 1890 I r AOW AAhr MIR p 'I'V tr t an x l MEMBER ASSOCIATED I PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 171 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PERS DRY1 ONNEL OF NEW ENFORlCEMENT ANNOUNlCEDI Selects Wickersham As Leader Oft Machine WILL HAVE ASSISTANCE. Commission - Members To Receive No Pay (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, May 20.-AttoL7 ney George W. Wickersham, attor- ney general in the Taft administra- tion, has been ...…

…F.PAGE 'rwO 'T HE ICHTCA'N DATEY - TUESDAY. MAY 21, 1020 TIAM a TrA 3 m V TTAVM' 2 9 AU"A FAA.L, AVAAAA C$ICAGO UNIVERSITIES PLAN POLICE WORK ASI PART Of CURRICULUM'S CITY OF CHICAGO WILL USED AS LABORATORY FOR RESEARCH BEI COURSE OPENS IN FALL Police Chief Will Direct Study' Of Criminal Methods; Social Science included Beginning with the fall semesteri next October, police work will be- come a part of the curriculum at Northwestern an...…

…TuE . s AH F MT1CH~tMN , fry vi *iR m . "L U FIO N ew Jersey Professor LK , LEAUE rR -IgS 3Speaks On Peace PactI L NES E U E t FROSH BORROW HOSECART BUT FAIL TO RETURN HOSE, CART, OR TOOLS "Bring back my hosecart to me"I SiUBJECT or AD RS0IIUL ITO1 S ;is the latest tune to pervade the _austere offices of the Buildings:and LANSING, May 20.-During the Grounds Department. Ever since R SALLEY past year considerable progress has Cap Ni...…

…PACE PFOUR THE MI.CI1IGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1929 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Westera Conference Editorial1 Atsociation.e The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwiseX credited in this paper and the local news pub- dished herein. Entered at the postoffic...…

…TUESAY, MAY 21, 1929 1H E MICHIGAN DAILY PALI;J flV I/ b ' RES[ARCH CL 5TH ANNIVERSA JGUESTS WERE WELCOMED BY ' . BESSIE B. KANOUSE SWHO IS PRESIDENT DR. FARQUHARSON TALKS Seventy Members Were Present To Hear Speeches On Problems Of Professional Life The Women's Research Club of the University of Michigan cele- bratedits"25th anniversary on Sat- urday, May 18, at ,the Michigan League Building. Four tables were arranged in one of the smal...…

…-w. r- P~VG~ STX ~HE MICHIGAN IYAT -' *' - ~ *L:rAy ~ 12§ 8 WOL VERINE NINE WILL PLA YMILCHIGAN S TA TE TODA I ~iP UARTANS HAVE ~ET NUMEROUS DEFEAB MontaguatEAsd edan Slated BYRNE TO OIPPOSE LOCAl As LS' Michigan State with a team which hs suffered many reverses present the opposition when the Wolverine Varsity baseball- squad invades East Lansing. this. after- inoon. The Spartans have lost a great share of their games this year ...…

…TU-, A 2,29 THE M~,N.4iO NDAw - - - ------- Varsity Golfers Win Dual Meet From Ohio State, 13-5, lows during summer vacation. Reduced prices for large mir w r. T. S. ,COLVIN Phone 6652 C 135 LINKMEN LOSE O McAtee Is Twice S Winner Of Derby OE MTCH TO OHI AFER Dave Ward Takes Five Holes In.] Success In Turning Back Captain Loop In Morning Singles Wort d Chan HITTIN( OPPOSE CHICAGO FRIDAY. Michigan's title bound golfers coitinued thei...…

…) r lG .~a~~ T.I-IF TrT-ITr f7 T5T Y, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1 ______ U-- --.-------------.-----. - _., t Publication in the Bulletin is con hructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Prsi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. rm. Saturday.) Vol. XXXIX TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1929 No. 171 I Physics Colloquium: Mr. H. H. Nielsen will speak on "The Infra-red Band Spectrum and the Molecular Structure of Hydr...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890. JrY *iiy MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX,, Vol. 170 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1929 EIGHT PAGES SBEC i_ 1 ., S aRTH 13-0 Varsity WOLVERINES SHO Thinclads Drop Close Meet To Illinois W V. Veteran Twirler Holds Wildcat i UEP DTo Single Blow I BUTLS73 TO62 Closing Rush In Final Events Decides Supremacy POORMAN WINS SHOT PUT T lan Pull S urprise By Beating Timm In Dashes By George Taubeneck, Spor...…

…PADI'W! " T HE MI'C IGAN DAILY x SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1929 ,. .......... . . ......... [FRENCH TUBERCULAR Bartlett May Head, A i RI Canadian Cormis AUTHORITY TO SPEAK ON DISEASE DIAGNOSIS - Nion PROFESSOR ARMAND - DELILLE TO COME HERE FROM PARIS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATED WITH COWI Work Done In France To Lower The Infant Mi-tality Itate Will Be Chief Topic Prof. A. F. Armand-Delille, of the faculty of medicine at -the Univer- sity of Paris, wil...…

…SUNDAT A hh 1' ATT- '47' ... . ... .. ..° _. .Fa . .a .- T l ! s. 4 14 C V A . Ita J.' AIGHT TRANSCONTINENTAL AIR MAIL MICHIGAN EUCAINTRODUCES MUST FASTER SERVICEMAN uI [ TO MAF INSPEPTION mW ITO DLNU - n- --. ATURES InA 'S DWCHT F. DAVIS ACCEPTS POST I -RILLEV I ~ AT HEAD OF PHI IPPINE ISLANDS I .A.oci.ed Press) WASHINGTON, May 18. -~. A:4SAIP NE CRS EU A1 L Illul LUII U K RMA# SCHOOL WOODY, SCHOLING TO LEAVI ON MAY 29 FOR HAMBURG WH...…

…- SUNDY', MAY 19, 192w' PAGE FOUR 1T~ ~ TT~7A YrTY 1 ilEj !ylI%: "A%-I L-% 1 .._ . 1 Ly 4-1 ,S, . Published every morning except Monday durinjg the University year by the Board in Control of Studeat Publications. I'!- INNOVATION In announcing that suggestions for next year's lecture series will be gladly received the Oratorical association is inaugurating a plan that should make the program even more popular than those of the past. ...…

…TN AY MAY 19, 19 9 ,,T 14 E MSC-HIr.AN I A11.Y TG PM~ I i r , "-.. m a s a , a s T . a 4 a . ' La a . 5 1 r > 1 ' . t . . # I a . 5 . A . ~T14P M1~HI~~M v iTr_ ,. L i. ! " e J," 1 vi r 1, _._ . d . .. , 01 MOVATA-M 0 ."A 93 WANE " *5. ,. ATHLETIC BOARDHi NAMES LOUISE Cl AS CHAIRMAN 0 NATIONAL ODYI'30. ----------- LIBRARY DONORS WILL SIN BOOKS; i.. ;-- 1 I6gaves FIom 184 Universities *tW .epresented At Meeting MICHIGAN W....…