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… fENGL ISiH CRITICIZE i -WAnrru n~a 'nx CLOIi-TROTTING UZECHIS WILL VISIT WASHINGTON San Diego, Cal., July 11. - The L000 Czecho-Slovak soldiers who ar- rived here a week ago from Viladi- vostok and have been guests at Camp Kearney, were ready to leave today! for the east en route to their homes; in Europe. The veterans of the Rus- sian and Siberian campaigns will, goi first to Washington and after a review in that city, will embark at Newpo...…

…TH WOLVE INE GEs MADE IN LUEPROGRM 8 p. m.-Some Phases of War Sur- gery, Dr. J. F. Breakey. INE ontinued from Page One) oad to Detroit, andl steamer to lo. -Edwin M. Stanton, secretary var, Prof. E. S. Corwin, of eton university. Reading, Halm's Ingomar, the arian, Prof. T. C. Trueblood versity hall). July 21 .-"The Origin of Variation, a amental Problem of Organic Ev- on,' Prof. Bradly M. Hall, of rniversity of Pennsylvania. July 22 -...…

…CONTINUED FAJR TODAY' LL WnI urrinr~ AT YOUR Doc THREE TIMES A WEER i . X. No. 7. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1919. PRICE THREE OE ROWNING, ELIOT RPSNTJWIN TRUE LIGHT THE WHO TWO ENGLISH WRITERS HAVE UNDERSTOOD HEBREWS BLACK FLY MAKES. 1919 APPEARANCE The first issue of The Black Fly, the organ of the Camp Davis students, has been published and sent out to the subscribers. The first number con- tains a directory of all the ...…

…THE WOLVERINE )C w lolvertue I1 On the Other Hand- OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE SUMMER SESSION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, afternoons Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second-class matter Subscription by carrier or mail, $.oo Offices: Ann Arbor Press Building, Maynard Street Phones: Business-96o; Editorial-2414 )ffice Hours Managing Editor-:oo to 2:oo o'clock daily ex...…

…1 n r, WVYNJ V r. IXIN r. rl Johnson, Michigan Star, iest All-Around Track Athlete of Day (By C. N. C.) Carl Johnson, Michigan's phenomen- al hurdler and jumper, has" been pro- nounced by Coach Farrell the best all- roundd track athlete in active competi- tion today, and one of the greatest in the history of sport. Johnson's performance in the 1919 Conference meet stamped him as one of the greatest cinder men of all time. and even greater th...…

…THE WOLVERINE Fr = '°y n 1 " i .l: Your PICNICS AND OUTINGS 4 will be More Enjoyable if you have a PORTABLE VICTROLA for your Canoe or Motor Visit our New Victrola and Record Department. Five sound - proof booths insure your correct judging of the merits of a machine or record. Let us demonstrate. 4 Iniorx$itU Muoir ouoe ! r 3L~flltapnb Aluarb " 'N i- w // -- I J i . ,. _. I"-. d to Have $30,000 Foundry d, July 10. -- A fou...…

…Wl THER CONTINUED FAIR TODAY Lolurrinr AT YOUR DOC THREE TIES A WEEK Fa OL. X. No. 6. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1919. PRICE THREE AUTHORS PAINT JEW .IN FALSE "r CLEVELAND RABBI POINTS OUT MISREPRESENTATIONS IN LITERATURE AUTHOR'S IGNORANCE CAUSES MISCONCEPTION Barrabas and Shylock Not Typical of Race; Marlowe Never Acquaint- ed With Jews That the Jew has been misrepre- sented in literature, and for the simple reason...…

…THE O L THE OL e '~~ovrin e OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE SUMMER SESSION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second-class matter Subscription by carrier or mail, $i.oo Offices: Ann Arbor Press Building, Maynard Street Phones: Business-96o; Editorial-2414 lice Hours: Managing Editor- :oo to 2:oo o 'clockdaily except Saturday; Business Ma...…

…v zi SI. H AJESTIC ESTIC ORCHESTRA ightly-All Shows Sunday us Calls I A rhitects For Fri-Sat-11-12-Billie Burke in "Good GraciousdAnnabelle." "Flirts," Select- ed Comedy. Sun-Mon-ues- 13-14-15 - "Yankee Doodle in Berlin." A six reel Sennett Comedy, featuring Ben Turpin, Marie Prevost, Ford Sterling, and Six of the Original Sennett Bathing Girls in per- son. A RC A D E Shows at 3:oo; 7:00; 8:30 Phones: Theatre, 296-M Mgr's Rea., 2316-M Thu...…

…THE WOLVERINE PPROPRIATIONS INT TO $36,000;000 ized highway department has been giv- en two million, two hundred fifteen thousand dollars, to be used, in state awards on road work, and various state institutions required larger sums than ever before because of lack of funds has compelled them to fall be- hind financially and to deteriorate in O P ACT WITH GERMANY 'Y GETS $2,000,000 DORD-BREAKING BUDGET OF ing, Mich., July 9.-Appropria-...…

…'INUI D FAIR TODAY .J Ulolrri nr ATr YOUR DOOI THREE TITLES A WEEK X. No. 5.: ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1919. PRICE THREE C. St, M PRESENTED COLE V. C.VAUGHAN FOR wgAR SERVICE EDICAL DEAN WINS MEDAL FOR AID IN STE)MING DIS- EASE CULTY MEN ATTEND )RT WAYNE CEREMONY George Sisler, '15 L, Former Mlichzigan Star, Has .338 Vatting Average George Sisler, '15E, former Univer- three games and Cornell was shut out sity of Michiga...…

…THE WOLVERINE .. _._ e wolverine OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE SUMMER SESSION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second-class matter Subscription by carrer or mail, $r.oo Offices: Ann Arbor Press Building, Maynard Street Phones: Business-96o; Editorial-2414 Hours: Managing Editor-ri:oo to-:oo o'clock daily except Saturday; Business Man...…

…,:::.#.: ,.. s i i\ It L/ .. UA Today and Tomorrow IL ALICE JOYCE- -in- "TH E LION AND THE MOUSE" I (Returned) By the late Charles Klein said: "It is difficult to fit courses of study to children 'and likewise difficult to fit children to courses of study. As yet no accurate reliable tests have been devised by which to classify children on the basis of nature endowment. The movement for the measurement of general intelligence is ut...…

…THE WOLVERINE 0 Have You Taken Advantage of Bevo is a part of the i1ame - it makes good sportsmen and more enjoyable sport y - good fellowship,healdi and refreshment -bost to train ao an-d'gai y on. . 71O "cl-lear-'ound soft drin/e LVTZU 1.011 hin Grea ae If you did not attend this wonderful sale of Cloth- ing and Furnishings last week, don't fail to come now as we still have a great number of bargains in Men's Wear that cannot be...…

…1 . VY W l- I ILJ CONTINUED FAIR I~oIAy I V g Uinlurrnr AT YOUR E THREE I A E, 1, E VOL. X. No. 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1919 PRICE THREE HEIFETZ, FARRAR5 HOFMAN, ON 1918 CONCERT LIST Talamon To Give Lecture On Friday Closing of the University for the Fourth of July celebration will not in- terfere with the address by Prof. Rene Talamon, late of the French army, on ENROLLMENT NOW TOTALS 1,887;' FURTHER REGISTRATION E...…

…THE WOLVERINE s __ - oinerine )FFICIAL. STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE SUMMER SESSION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons [ntered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second-class matter Subscription by carrier or mail, $1.oo Offices: Ann Arbor Press Building, Maynard Street Phones: Business-96o; Editorial-2414 ours: Managing Editor-r :oo to 2:0o o'clock daily except Saturday; Business Manager...…

…I NE c Second 13rainstorm rine Prize-Fight Fiend two pugilists strictly speaking, but I'd hate to lose so much every day, I mean the dough I could have won in that four handed penny ante game which I missed 'cause the ed made me see those two in Toledo. It used to be all right in Toledo before- the middle of May, but now I'd just as soon be in the Sahara. I (F. G. I.) ain't it funny what a peculiar bunch human gang is. You hear the pl...…

…1 1. 1 ' L~j ..'J.V L 1\ 1 IN tucators In Convention 7th Problems of Teaching e - Following is the f extracts from ad- d before the National lation, now in conven- :ee.) will follow'as a matter of course. Who can question that the colleges, en- couraged by what has already been ac- complished, will measure up to their enlarged opportunity'?" rar has opened up a larger education," said A. A. Pot- of engineering, State Agri- college, Manhat...…

…V L A% 1 1 1 L M, V4 a ,.- - w W UF MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA Nightly-Ali Shows Sunday J -.x ly 3-4-5 "A.uction& of Souxs" Sun-Mon-Tues- -7-8 - Charlie Cha nin in "Sunny Side.'" Elsie Ferguson in "The Marriagerce. Wed -Thrs -U- ine rederick in "Paid in Ril." "The Foolish Age," Seniiett Comedy. I A R Show' at 30;oo 7:00 8:30 Theatre 9' M MrV "~ Rs ., 23Th, M Thi-Fri --3-1--Alie Brady in "Phe ln destru1ctible WIfe;"'Christiecomedn°.y, "A Rustic Rom...…

…THE WOLVERINE, Annual July Sale is an opportunity for Young Men attending Summer School to Save Considerable Money at this - BTEIN- BLO CLOTHING :LOTHING SALE MICHAELS-STERN CLOTH ING In this sale are included only garments that are correct instyle, made from finest of pure wool fabrics and the tailoring the highest quality. At our regular prices, the garments were a bargain and were offered for less money than others rere asking for ...…

….w a' EATHER <Y J hrizwr~t AT YOUR DC CONTINUED FAIR TO.DAY THREE TIMES A WEEK LX. No.3 ANN .ARtBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1919 PRICE THREE - --------- TGH RNED ERMNEMPEROR BRUSSELS DISPATCH SAYS CROWN PRINCE IS PROBABLY IN. GERMANY LAW EXPERTS DISAGR EE ON TRYING HOLLWEG Some Consider Wilhelm Alone Respon slble fior Acts of German Government London, June 30.-Steps have been. taken by the Allies to insure the re- tention of...…

…THE WOLVERINE --- DC wXIoverine OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE SUMMER SESSION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second-class matter Subscription by carrier or mail, $.oo Offices: Ann Arbor Press Building, Maynard Street Phones; Business-96; Iditorial-2414 fice Hours: Managing ditor-- :oo to -:o o'clock daily except Saturday; Business Ma...…

…THE WOLVERINE PALL E e Wolverine Fight- Rend Stakes His Cash On-In the July 4th Iout (F. (G. M.) When that man-mountain champion, Jess Willard, and his smaller chal- lenger, Jack Dempsey, step into the padded square in Toledo on July 4, just three days hence, something is going to happen. That something is'nt going to be in the style of a pink tea or a dansant or a brotherly re- union. Personally, we believe that one of those marvelous spe...…

…THE WOLVERINE ETTER LEAVES HERE OR NEW BIMSTON POSITION . C. Fetter, for five years stu- stor of the First Baptist church iug secretary of the University C. A. for the past two years, 3nday afternoon for Boston, he will take up his duties in work with the First Baptist of that city. His position there ng him into connection with all versity students in and about A. C. Crockett, '19, will be in charge of the University "Y" during the sum- ...…

…THE WOLVERINE fq flicts there is a point beyond which a material. It is at once a politi victory would be to the victor as dis- philosophy and a religion. It is sr astrous as to the deefated. In every ual as well as temporal. It appea struggle for existence, co-operation the bosoms as well as to the bus wins more than rivalry or triumph. of humanity. If It could be sum However beneficial economic group up in one word that word woul consciousn...…

…THE WOLVERINE LUTZ'S k I mUl STARTS Thursday, July 3rd at 8 A. 0 Ou Thursday, July 3rd we will offer to the men of this community our stock of strictly high grade clothing and fur nishings at greatly reduced prices. Our merchandise consists of strictly high class goods and it will pay you to come early and get your pick. SUITS We' have placed our entire stock of Adler-Rochester high grade, all wool suits in four classes and y...…

…HEI CONTINTED FAIR TODAY .d alu rt t e AT YOUR DO THREE 'TIMES A WEEK X No.2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1919 PRICE THREE C .. iTRONG PROGRAhM SCHEDULED FOR SUMMER SCHOOL DUean Predicts Vg Attendance I a lnhoeful, optimistic, that the attendance of the Summer school will even exceed that of 191G, which was our best year." 14 NOTABLES IN HONORARYUDGREES Representatives of Many Professions Given Recognition by Universi...…

…THE WOLVERINE ;<l'(ovrtuc w OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPFR OF TIlE SUMMER SESSION OF T1E UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second-class matter Subscription by carrier or mail, $r.oo Offices: A1nn Arbor Press Building, Maynard Street Pn:es: : Business-9 6o; . ditorial-24 14 Hours: Managing'ditor- :o00 to 2:00 o'clock daily except Saturday; Business Man...…

…THE WOLVERINE ear of Michigan's Return * Conference Marks Winning of laseball, Track, and Tennis Titles (C. _. C.) -Michigan finished her second year f renewed Conference competition his spring by wigning the Big Ten aseball, track and tennis champion- hips. Last fall the Michigan foot- all eleven won every game played, while the Wolverines placed fourth in he Conference basketball race. The past year has proved one of he most successful e...…

…OLVERINE A a OLVERINE rines .ngton, June 28.-U. S. marines ave hobnobbed with Filipino nters, and have long ' been y with the Chamorros of met their Waterloo when they o establish the entente cordiale he -Cha-Chas of the Virgin is- rding to the marines the Cha- re "poor mixers." They live west side of the harbor of te-Amalie, decline to mingle or arry with the negroes, and re- ay outside interference with. dffairs. They are the hardest s a...…

…iE THEATERS -T1)AY- Majestic -- Ethel 'Maggie Pepper,"r eature. Clayton a Paramou in ant in Arcade - Emniy Wehlen "The Amateur Anventuress." MAJ ESTIC MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA Nightly-All Shaws Sunday June 27-22-Ethel Clayton in "Maggie Pepper." "The Chauffeur," Billy West Comedy. June 29,30-July 1-William S. Hart in "Breed of Men." July 2-House rented to the "Grotto." Not open to the public. July 3-4-5-"Auction1 of Souls." A C Shows at 3:00 7...…

…THE WOLVERINE ._ MMER SCHOOL ROGRAM STRONG (Continued from Page One) July 15 n.-Practicing Democracy in ool Administration, Mr. T. J. app, superintendent of schools, ,land Park, Mich. n.-The Hospital and the Com- nity, Dr. C. G. Parnall. July 16 n.-Education and Patriotism, n J. R. Effinger. n.-Concert. Faculty of the versity School of Music (Hill itorium). July 17 n.-Niagara Falls and Vicinity ustrated), Prof. I. D. Scott. n.-Educational m...…

…I oee 11 r iuz rinr AT YOU THREE -1 4 A WEEK ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, ThURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1919 PRICE THREE C ___._ r TALKS hIENCE AT'IM Eld G IN COMMEMORATION ARTICIPATION IN WORLD WAR HUTCHINS DES SPEAKERS harp, ex-Ambassador to France, oe of Men on Program In Hill Auditorium r addresses characterized by :e of Victory and dealing large- h the war and Michigan's part six speakers made the Victory i mass meeting held Wednes- 1 Hill au...…

…THE OLVERINE 0 ner'in OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE SUMMER SESSION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second-class matter Subscription by carrier or mail, $1.oo Offices: Ann Arbor Press Building, Maynard Street Phones: Business-96; Editorial-2414 e Hours: Managing Editor-:o o to ':oo o'clock. daily except Saturday; Business Manager-i x:...…

…)LVERI] L ..a .RARY CLASS POEM 3 OF THE HARDER WAY" (By H. C. L. JACKSON) Bearded and grey the Old Knight spoke, He leaned upon his sword, But 'neath his brow the lightning woke, To flash with every word: The Youth stood straight and tall and clean, With sunshine in his hair, His garments, bright against the green,q That filled the country fair.1 Behind the Knight, a mighty crag sloped ever up and on, And, far above, a tiny flag was limned...…

…THE WOLVERINE i Sportsmen- Athletes--Everybody! You will find 4&ewCa O 1MORLD CONDITIONS ABE STILL CRITICAL --PRESIDENT THOMPSON. "The world is war weary, not only because of the methods of war and of its burdens, but because of its futil- ity. At this very moment the world is in a situation almost as critical as it was 12 months ago, when, as we all know, the fate of civilization seem- ed to be in the balances. All the selfish and ugly ...…

…THE WOLVERINE AT THE ThEATERS That University of Michigan stu- dents may represent the state at the .ational rifle matches to be held at Caldwell, N, J. in August appears pos- ible. Of six riflemen who have competed at the state rifle range south of the ity for places on the state rifle team, ve are students. In the order of ighest scores made, these men are: H. D. Vogt, '21E, D. Kaufman, J. D. Lowry, '20E, G. R. Strimbeck, Jr., '22E, and R....…

…0 :j .. . ... . ...... _ _ ....,...: _.. . _ .... ... .:... ,,,, ,.,., _... ,; _ . ., . i,,,. ,....:.., finding a place that counted per cent of the drafted men. Chance for Every Man for 98 I ALUMNI ontinued fron Page One) nust make itself responsible for ach and every student, his bod- lition, for example, just as di- as his mental. It is a signifi- ct for those of us who are in- . in the welfare of college boys 1s, that the United S...…

…v -; LI IBLY THUNDER SHO WERS j I,.& 0ki rn ~Iai ti ASSOC] PRI DAY AND N] SERI~YCE 179. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1919. PRICE m ALS IN THREE 1 IENTS QUALIFY ER AND BUIKHOLDER PLACE FOR FINALS HELD' TODAY HURDLES WILL BE CLOSE FINISH. ors Wolverines to Dark Horse Cuts In Win If No1 (By Associated Press) go, June 6.-Trials held today events for tomorrow's West- iference track and field meet tle indication of probable ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAT1 , . ,: m1 -" 1 F acept M the Boau ce at Ann Arbor, moatter. ormail, $3.50. is Building. $ditorial, 3414. exceed 3e words, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 10:60 A. M. CHILDRE'S DAY SERVICE 6:30 P. IL Student Round Table O rganization meeting Led by I .DOUGLAS First Baptis t Church SUNDAY 10:30 A. M. J. IL WELLS begins a series of C sermons on "THE NEW DAY" 12:00 GUILD CLASS 6:30 P. I. GUILD MEETING MIRIAM CLARK, '19 and A...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ .... r .r , , -._ _ _ , _.. _,. "" .. i _ -'' ,. MICHIGAN MEETS ILLINOIS TODAY Varsity Baseball Season Is Ended This Afternoon on Ferry Feld PARKS AND RYAN TO START AS THE OPPOSING PITCHERS Following eight consecutive Confer- ence victories, and with but a single defeat during the entire season, Coach Lundgren's squad of baseball artists, will for the final windup of the sea- son meet the Illinois nine, at 3 o'clock...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JUNE 7,1 June 9 open invitation affair in hie trans- tion's history. Golfers , which section of the country1 >f the St. mitted to participate in t the first tournament. the associa- from every will be per- he one week WAR CHANGES EGYPT'S oVoPOLITICAL RELATIONS j II PrEcrENT r"ll1UlDERlS IN r VALLEY EXPLAINED BY DELEGATE NILE Are You Insistent BECAUSE (By Associated Press) Paris, June 5.- A statement con...…

…7, 1919 THE MICHIGAN DAILY LABOR CONFERENCE SCUSS WAR PROBLEMS Southport, Eng., June 6.-The labor nference to be held here June 25, ill take up important problems grow- g out of the war including resolu- on calling for the withdrawal of troops from Russia and condemning conscription, One section of the labor element demands that industrial ac- tion be taken to abolish conscription. Othe'r subjects to be voted upon are the control of industr...…

…THE MICIGAN DAiNLY' aA.UBDAZ 3s $MID 1g .. o morrow, AtIonday Tuesday Coming. * BIG SUPER-ATTRACTION I }has felt, the pre-natal that ruled ran., /9I Big Company of specially select- ed artists who live, rather than act their thrilling roles. Bryant Washburn / In 'SomethingTo Do' .4 4W JUNE 13-14 r. s u 14 s I. F WL MEL- But he: ~sex ! a kt ADOLPH Z UKOR Presents PROD~UCTION, with ERNEST ThUEX ad LOUSC HUFF bPa~m vmt(. c &c...…

…NE 7, 1919. THE MICHIGAN DAILY IPusic Notes Fxceptional Fine Line of Genuine Palm Beach Suits Hester Reed and Dorothy New will give a joint graduation rec: at 8 o'clock Monday evening, June at the University School of Music The program will consist of the b lowing numbers: Sonata, Op. 109.........Beethov Hester Reed vell ital 16, e. Pol- ven I .l AT THE THEATERS - TODAY - Lake will play opposite him. Tom Moore is his own charming ...…

…'S GOING ON i I I booth in U-hall. At no other time can invitations be obtained.I Comedy club tryouts from 9 to 12 o'clock this morning in the audi- torium of University hall. Tryouts are asked to bring selections al- though this is not absolutely neces- sary. TODAY 10:00--Regatta on river. *2:00-Tarsity band picture at U bal. *3:00--Baseball game, Illinois vs. leck igan at Ferry field. 7:00-Upper Roomn Bible class meets{ at 444 South Sta...…

…. ,Y THUNDER OWERS 1~oo Bk 43an attx ASOCLU ~ PRE~ DiA" IJDIG, SERVICE ~ ~Q . 7\T^ .No. 178. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1919. PRimE THREEm AN-ABOrICIGNFRDAJUE . 91. D fl n P ~ .s+FD I KILLED IN EXPLOSION; ORE INlJUED KESBARRE, PA., IS SCENE OF LATEST MINING TRAGEDY )RT CIRCUIT RAUSES kTAL POWDER BLAST ter Occurred in Tunnel Through Which Men Were Riding on Way to Work (By Associated Press) kesbarre, Pa., June 5. ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY well as to commemorate the club's sixtieth anniversary, that Michigan men should be on hand tonight to wel- TL come the men. 14 Monday - Board in One Englishman says that the Amer- icans are splendid painters but no art- entd ists. He must refer to the way in ews dis- which we smeared the Germans.. inn Arbor, $3. s. And now the minister takes to the airplane to deliver a sermon. The press agents will Drobaly label his ser...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..._.. . - . , ,,, -, ~ " ; " " ~ ,.,,_ .. ,fit, '* -- ._.. .." . _ _ __ _ fem. ' '- - -, *- '+ + . - "1.+ + 3. _ .., third, finished him, and Wrobke, sec- keep the and pitcher, went in the box, holding training. the Wolverines the rest of the game. followed Thursday's practice was more to running.. men in shape than for any in the playing of the va A short batting drill was tions, and the spirit seem by fast fielding a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4DAY AND NIGHT 308 S. STATE ST. SATISFACTION trade with the people of Ann Arbor was irough service that satisfies. y you. DATA WANTED FOR SCHOLASTIC CHART For the purpose of obtaining in- formation to be used for the prepartion of the annual chart of comparative standings of the fraternities, house clubs, sororities, league houses and dormitories, blanks are now being mailed to such organizations by the registrar's ...…