…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ -- x. , .. . .._ nsed Steamship Agent iron 8t. Ph. 1384 horizedI agent for White Star, ?. S., Canadian Pacific, Red' orican, Pacific Mail, North' loyd, Italian, French, Greek, Americhn, and ALL other' o, all College Tours on above, ibe arranged thru me. See for best reservations. My on booking you are free. one cr call. flone BROmheRS DEALERS 5C=LL GOOD USED CARS AUTO PAGE ire al Trade. where you can trust. Espe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -m w : WAW**4k . "OWN " "*. ' w ..,...., .../ . _ ''' A SCHOOL Lu INARIES AR OR E MICHIGAN NINE LEAVES TODAY 9T ARRAY OF STARS GATHER FOR ANUAL TWO DY CON TEST' Williams Works (flfl TA(E I Under Fletcher UvIUI~fL L1 For Second Time Cy Williams, Philly slugger and out- fielder, still can't believe that he is ; Win Over Illinois Bre Mks Tie For First playing this season under the samo, Andi tains 11;wt...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... __ TilS' COLUMN' I CLOSES AT 3 P.M. DVERTISING DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES ged at the rate of 12c per reading tine for one or two insertions, 11c pea ng line for three cr more insertions. White space charged for at same . Classifieds charged only to those having phones. Ask about cnmtractsj 1assifed adventising. Oc per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line forI or more insertions, cash in advance...…
…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...…
…M-IM;E Dj I ol s i t i!a dIg s. WES~TERN CC EI)ITOUIAL A: - - - - - - - - - - - - - No. 172 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924 EIGIIT PAGES PRIC Tzf ° I~nds" wi Vulcans To Greet STUDEN COUNIL=Aw yddsAwaiNOt JORNALIT: FO RSHOALS BLLEgiersTda MMY KUGRA Call Of( Druids [LVeesod TA E V RW R ; Druidsp, on.ory senor litrary sc- l IE S B S Vulan, god 'f re and of ;frge KR UIIVD wilrcieiwsce LI illreturn to erthttoda...…
…N41CHI3-4IG AN LILY v -- . .; AHJisAll le Accomnn June J uuuiILJ tTreasurers t,, twIr W'orc 1 l tRlRITI hS. )EDJ IN' LE~ camnpu s ocieties ~ )oks to this office June 1," declared lHal1 yesterday. caled or som~e whave been stub- 4nted out. This move has been (designedl i a y for the: protection of the treas- ers themselves, and in future years, . Hall believes, that if anyone ould cast reflections on, the treas- er of any society, he can a...…
…fCiJIGAN DAILY_____ -j . -% . %- , # TO EE DATE'" ENIOR BREAKFST; for breakfast, the tradi-I which the senior won-I Mother Waits For U. S. World Flier, days before Corn- encement, will be lie I at 8:30 o'- ock on June 1.2 at the Union. Tho eakfast has been part of the sno omen's pre-Comnmencement cere-, onies for many years, and an event' which each senior looks forward ,gerly. The breakfast is also a time when 1engagements are announc...…
…N DAILY . .w :. . Rexcept Monday r by the Board in ions. onierence Editorial is e clusively en- ipaer and the local news pub- the postoffice at Ann Aror. cond class matter.Specital rate F nted by Third Assistant Post- by carrier, $3.50; by mail, Arbor Press Building, May- torial, 2414 ano 176-M; busi- unications, not exceedin So3o epublished in The Daily at of the Editor. Upon request, >f communicant will be re- fidentiai. [TOIIAL STAFF n...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ll o .... ' tWWI!I{lliWW> 1 oo% ON.WzoFe 111151 LL W V I SCHOOL MEET i F,-st Prep Stars To Compete In Annual Event At Ferry Field CHOLASTIC RECORDS IOULD FALL IN lIUJIDLE i TuRRBNA, HOTELS SOLD OUT~ FOR DAY OF ILLINOIS ,AME Urbana, Ill., May 21. - All hotel accommodations for the week-end of the Michigan-Illin- ois football game to be held here Oct. 18, have been completely a sold out, The hotels in Char- paign...…
…THE MICHIGAN DALY__ ---- .._ W _,. _ , .. COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P. TISING rse, white-blaa tc. Very beau e. look at asl de to your ni 534 Forest A DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES c per reading line for one or two Insertions, lc pet' m~ore inisertions. White space chlarged for at same d only to those having phones., Ask about pc tracts for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion pn Closes at i o'C...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - -- - - - .1 1 . ULY V FF ICI-A L BULLETI E1 aiipn l the6, Bulletin, is constructive otice to all nmers of 1itsaty. Coy received by fire Apaltat to the Prsdent until p.i.(11:30 a6 m Saturday) TwI JHRSDAY, MAY 022, 1924 Numbr 172 o$,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 ...…
…Afit 43tan at ~r. j WESTERLN CO), IEDITOMIAL ASS .,,,,, ,.r. ___. 4 w 171. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY. 21, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, F EIGHT PAGES PRICES I OBSERVE I e ITrr o I Excitement Runs High Over Senior a Mock Electionsj . CAPITAL UNITE ROfNII FORCES REPUBLICANS MEETI TO ADJUST WIlTH COOLIDGE ON' 'Opens Festival ,1 Excitement i5 at ferver heat over thef senior literayy mock clkct on Nvwhich ...…
…THE MI THECHIGAN DAILY ER CURSES' Public Service Chows 2As One O F our Centers' xwom en, regardless of the number of l ~courses taken. In addition to the' regular courses there will be lectures' BHGTOpractically every afternoon or evening.0~SIM KRUEER T FEAURE UTIE ONULY1 AV T IT English Physlcb-t To Instruct Mere I 1911CNGH TT IGT Four Weeks During Suni~er ies on July 14. Hie will lecture for a period of four weeks, leaving Aug- ust 7 to...…
…THE [CHIGAN DAILY MlEII CLUB E Miss 1Harison-Bell. of 1Weiwyn, Eng.., !. ~trains pedigreed ducks in large nuz-! A W F -vh!aerst fortheatrical.pro. s Te are uight many tricksrpe. -T ________________________________________ In Pennsylvania one out of every five women is employed. In Entertainment 1,1ed.-AvI [[ECTS OFFIERS Of Dem Delegates SECOND BASEBALL ROUND n'sfield, '25, was elected Kappa Delta will meet Kappa Kap- IM the 'University Girl...…
…MJ NEWSPAPER OF TIU VERITY OF MICHIGAN 'd every morning except Monde e university year by the Boardi EStudent Publications. "s of Western Conference Editori n. socated Press is e~ clusively e the nse for republication of all ne' credited to it or not otherwi n this paper and the local new,, pv :rein. 1at the postoffice at Ann, Arlbi as second class miatter, Special na e granted by Third Assistant 'o: ption by carrier, $3.50; by ma Ann Arbor Pr...…
… M AT UHRhowev er, to emphasize the peculiar had in 1 ~cultural contribution of each coun- C. HI LE~EiT WEAHENtry. The year will Ue divided into City. aISE minpeios-heEnglish pro Kin;'s College and the London ~AUSEatM l! bULUl a a stay of two moth at!B 5a result of the rather inclement the Sarbonne in P,.ris, then to Dar-I her which has taken hold of Ann mstadt. Germany, for a month, wherel r of late, the number of students ! a sch'ool of phi...…
…'LY t _ _,. _ , ,._ ,,_._ .r. , r.... ~ r_,.....+ .. , , , 1/IMI /I }IM1 rI I y, -doop --.POW- ...---r - .... =1 1iri~u r I £0 ARSTY ]TERCHOASTCSMembei rs Of Crack Prep Relay Frtri tnsrslt htiElt A T A T V R 5 O Quartet To R un In M eet Here -o9 CI s>_ Classified--Con.'. I TYPE WITING E ALL MAKES. Agency Woodstock and Oliver typewriters, Sundstrand add- ing machine, Line-a-Time copy holders, rubber _stamps, ribbons, cushion keys...…
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…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...…
…1I10 z. ApA pt_____ 'V a wj " li LJA L I IE.DITORIALA TV. No. 170 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 20, lI924 EIGHT PAGES _ .. ROlvS BONUS VER PRESIDENT E ICi.1 1OVOJTES [)RE THAN NEEDED MAJORITY 3 FUTILE EFFORT SUSTAIN HIS VETO, For Delay In Voting On Bill Refused By Cries, Of Vote! Vote! gton, May 19.-(By AP)- diers bonus bill finally has w. The measure, which has object of a fight between and two successive pres...…
… Task . ... un... . u.. .... DATE SET BY HA1L weial Matriculation Day Expected To Relieve Office Strain of Treasurer FEJUD ONLY TO STUDENTS NOW A T ITEND ING UNIVERSITY 1n order to accommodate students io wish to register at the first op-' rtunity next fall so that they may t their athletic coupon books and nd in applications for games as soon possible, Registrar Arthur G. Hall, sterday announced Monday, Sept next fall as a special pre-regist...…
… I ii MIll ORDERS ACCEPTED She Wrote First Play A t Fourteen FOR SENIORSGIRLS' PLAY P yA Mail orders for the annual Senior, Girls' play, "If I Were King," by Jus-j tin McCarthy, which is to he presented, at the Whitney theater on Friday, June 13, as part of the Commencement weekm program, will be accepted from now until June 12 and filled in the order' in which they are received, according to Dorothy Greenwald, business mtan- ager of the pl...…
… WSPAPER OF THE CY OF MICIIIGAkN morning except Monday ity year by the Board in P'ublications. a 1 nbers of Western Conference Editorial iation., Associated Press is e: csively eni- to thie use, for republication o; all news ies credited to it or not otherwise: ed in this paper and the local news pub- therein. ered at t1 a postoffice at Ann Arbor, igan, as second class matter, Special rate stagel granted by Third Assistant Post- r Geheral. s...…
…rmt fny's Responsibilty For War, a political defeat. In the Bosnian with a weorld in which .rirAI nat~ond crisis this had bee:n luckily av:oided.,! hairl vaater empires than herself, c,, was (ho case also at The Loudon ' Geri'any resolved to assert her~ef CoII.:ereClc(. A fresh iiinution n5 boldly as possible at each inter- of' our vr-,ti je-wasg not enii rahile znationol cr sis. . nd as a result we ;.«.: To The Editt:- ! WE MUST i'i'IFF]r...…
…11 L J o r ii uuga ,l ! ON . ~I U ___ _ TARSITY NET TEAM BEATS PENN STRIATE[ tain Slows Up Contests As Net Squad Wins All Doubles And Six Of Eight Singles' ARICH DEFEATS PRICE IN LOVE SETS; BRICK WINS ALSO Michigan's Varsity tennis squad con- nued on its winning streak by romp- ig off with, a win over the the Penn tate aggregation yesterday afternoon t the Ferry field courts, winning six ingles out of eight and taking all iree of ...…
…-icultural Man Chosen For Haiti I TISING 3 PA DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES fed at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, Ile pet ng line for three .r more insertions. White space charged for at same . Classifieds charged only to those having phones. Ask about contractu lassified advertising. Oc per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per inser...…
… 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...…
…I I r. Bk 4Mat 10BAALY TODAY aiIlj of |ct On 169 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1921 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, 7t All TE WINS M[FROM Rev. C.E. Burton Marries Niece To G. R.Stewartl ------ ---- ES 43 1 OPPONENTS t six I The wedding of Miss Theodosia Burton, daughter of President Marion L. Burton, and Mrs. Burton, and Dr. George Rippey Stewart, Jr., of Berke-{ ley, California, was solemnized lastt night in th...…
…1 1 1..11 .4Y..1 1kA.2JS L. J...' &AA1 1 ~eria~tKees EropianConiU1Imr L:.EoUwer Chamber "Ccnrdit on ifl Eropre seem to be In Italy he met Chaseh r Ia ~greatly improved, but to the superfic-i- and Horace L. Davis, ' al observer, whro can Qny ee the! known in that country a suxfac; teris o dfinteintrcaian;omeo and Orio Davelli, suac, heeisnodeint idiato Mr. Stanley said that itI of the progress that has been made,"nesarfoAercn according to Prof...…
… ,.w . - r" .,,,, , sn r" s--- - Girls' Glee Club Rooms For Summer j itories soon to be erected, T, cordingly was relieved of the I Off 3 I I{ TALS OF LANTERN s to Meet for Procession Tuesday, Block "M" to be Formed on 1FRESHMEN T~O GIVE PAGEANT; W. A. A. TO PRESENT AWARDS Final and complete arrangements have been made for the festivities pro- per to Lantern night which will take plac at 5 o'clock on Tuesday evening at Palmer fi...…
…FHI CHIGAN DAIL CIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE MIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ished every morning except Monday the University yearby the Board in )l of Studlent Yutl1'cations. bers of Western Conference Editorial ation. Associated Press is a elusively en- o the use for republication of all news les credited to it or not otherwise d in this paper and the local news pub therein. red at the postoflice at Ann Ar'or, an, as second class matter. Special rate ta...…
…i- May U S': Second Annual Celebration Close ,4 With Passing Of Freshmnan Class ENTERTAIN FATHERS WITH GOLF, PARTIES, AND L4ANEj', Michigan's second annual Fathers' Day came to a successful close last night with the passing of the freshirnsn class. At the conclusion of the cere- monies many of them -prepared to re- turn to their various homes and Michl- gan felt satisfied that her fathers were well entertained during their noO gist, Fauro...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FOUNTAIN PENS FLOWERS I TYPEWRITERS THIS' I RIDEWS REPAID; SERVICE is un- of all makes LS COLumN Iequaled. Real workmanship and one GEORGE BISCIIOF Bought, Sold, Rented, Exchanged, day service. I Cleaned & Repaired ATG. RIDER'S PE'E SHOP Choice Cut Flowers and Plants 0. D. M ARRI L, ADVERTISING AT 3P. 302 State Street Phone 8019 F-i 220 Clialin St. Th 17 Nickels' Arcade FOR HIRE NOTICE The Typewriter & Stationery Store D...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
….«.;.. 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...…
… 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...…
… 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...…
… 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...…
… !Glltt e14 W. A. A. 4 t % 4 F "XI N V in Pageant Tuesday Zs Innovation For Women Olympic Entries Hope For Victory Tradition Of Giving Torches Preserved In Lantern tradition at the Lan- am of Michigan wo- Tuesday at Palmer an pageant will be 4 pageant itself is also a compar-4 new idea. Last year's pageant e first, but th-ose who took part ere chosen from the campus at while this year the personnel posed entirely of freshmen. T...…
…7i /1 npc And Platform 10. r l to Big Factor In Next Election By Z. S. Bailey e broadcasting station, as well as; stump or platform, will be a big ical factor in the presidential ion in November. In fact, in one' at least it will be a greater factor either. That is in point of audi- What vast coliseum could hold thousands who will hear such ons as WEAF, New York, or J, Chicago? ere will be two kinds of political aigning "on the air" in ...…
…__________-GLEE CLUB'S SUCCESS DUE I and the style will inevitably be found LARGELY TO G. 0. BOWiENi clothing the soul as the ditlicate spray and glistening waters clothe the ie m a (Continued from Page Eleven) mlghty force of Niagara. iyMusic in Flint, from whence hie "Hieroglyphics" does not, as Van -- - ----- wascalled three years later to head 'Vechiten effusively claims, "glow with Tunerth the Department of Public School miu-j the requisi...…
…W'EATHER IND WARD,[ER TODAY t t 4h A& ML. no tl ltmww t I ASSOCIATED 1 and WESTERN CONF EDITORIAL ASSO No. 168 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FI I t1 .MEN MED EET' Colorful Costumec Feature Arch HA WAL MOST NS THREE OF FIFTEEN bard Breaks Track Record In ,od Jump; Smith Gets High Jump; Brooker, iPole Vault By Ralph N. Byers ampaign, Ill., May 16.-Michigan's ty track team met its Wa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. , a. .0 CLITIKS DRIYEI ILL CLOSE TODAY9 cs on Campus Filled to Capacity As Contributions Come lin Large Numbers ESIMEN WILL GIVE' T()QLLES TONIG~HT TO AID I N CAM1PAIGN 'ontributions to the European Stu- t Relief fund old clothes drive ha.ve e in large numbers, according to erl. Stevens, '24E, chairman of! committee in charge of the drive. boxes' on the camlpus were flled overflowing yesterday, and dona-< s from frate...…
…THE .MICHAINDAILY ; ., r _ --_- -Ir w .I- 5 D. A. li. CHJAPTER ELECTS OFFICERS I L _ _ _ NILCELEBRA9TE STEWART BUTO NUPTIALS TODAY' Theodosia Burton, '24, daughter of is: President Marion L. Burton and Mrs. ~"Burton, will be married to Dr. George Rippey Stewart, Jr,, formnerly a mem- ber of the English department of the University, and~ now an~ instructor in Ej)nglish at the University of California in. Berkeley, at :3 o'clock ton...…
…[AL NEWSPAPER 01? TILE IVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ed every morning except Monday he University year by the Board in if Student Publications. ,s of Western Conference Editorial on. Associated Press is excusively en. the use for republication of all news :s credited to it. or not otherwise in thi paper and the local news pb erein. d at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, ias second cass matter. Special rate, qe granted ~by 'Third Assistant Pest- ;eneral. ipt...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -.-. OKs PTERS Isian Scholar And Authorlty Aeronautics Concludes . Lecture Series ELLS FEATURES OF MACHINE DESIGNED AND BUILT BY HIM Dr. Georges de Bothezat noted Rus- an scholar and authority on aeronau- cal problems, concluded his series four lectures here yesterday after- >on, when he lectured on "Helicop-j rs", in the West lecture room of the iyaics building. Dr. de Bothezat who is a doctor of athematics at the Univ...…
…_____ _____ ___ _ _____ _____ THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . ,,,_ .,.. ,m/m nmm, . 1 .t (SilhUIllhllfull.I Or.r..,.I " I IULUIUILUHW I fl FACES SIN TO DAY FOUl!1 CHEATS STUART OUT OF WIlN IN H AMNER THROW Johnniy Stuart, star freshman weight man, narrowly missed winning the hammer throw against the Illinois yearlings, as well as the shot put. Stuart threw the leadt ball 136 feet, more than 10 feet farther than the winn...…
