…ESTABLISHED 1890 .4iHt fia t tl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS <>fTY. VVVTIY wi.. ynn I VUL. XX.XVI. No. 163 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 9, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS. _ ,_ _ ., BRD IN CNTRL APPOINTS EXECUTIYES OF PUBLICATIONS; CADY, OLMSTEAD HEARDDRDILY, GRARA1I BUSINESS MANAGER OF 'ENSIAN; GARGOYLE HEADED BY ThREE ABOLISH BANQUET Will Hold Meeting Tomorrow To Act On Chimes And Summer Da-y; Name Board Nomin...…
…]PACIE TWO PAGE TWO '11W T IFMICH-IGAN DAILYSUDMA9,12 SUNDAY, MAY 9, 1926 0 01111 EXPERHTONYACUUM TUDES*TOLECTUREdl Dar. A. W. Hull, Electrical Engineer, To Be Brought Here May 13 By Sltgma Xi Fraternity, - 14 A Q 11,3 AN?1TT NVNT'Tf)N1% ASK SENIORS TO PAY UMNN UES BY JUNE Seniors, taking out Union life. memberships,' are urged by El- liott Chamberlain, '27t, chairman of the Union life membership committee, to make final pay- mnents b...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 9, 1926 T1 TT' IkTrL-Trf A XT rn A TY V _______-I- A Mr,2 IVI'.I4U7 l l...sI-N U/-i1L PAGEIT'RIm UDREDSTO HER DEBATE FOR TITLI R & sD, Kalamazoo Central Team }Finalists In State League, Meet Here Tomorrow CHILD LABOR IS ISSUE ith more than 1,000 supporter e ected to accompany thenHudso h h school debating team, and a dele g ion of 400 planning to encourag t Kalamazoo Central trio, these tw4 teTrs, Winners in the semi-finals o ...…
…PAGE. FOUR THEW MTC-IT( N fDAIL'Y SUTNDAY MAY 9. 92 _..1 1"I A7 V i T. .lF7. 1 iTiL i 1 !7 4 V Published every morning except Monkay during the University year by the Buas in Control of Student Publications. ,{ ' dli .5 Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the usefor republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local ...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 9, 192G THE MICHIGAN DAILY a a r. its 4 CHOOSE LANTERN NI1GHT CAPTAI NS Formal Anouncenment Of New Meem bers Will Take Place After Formation Of 11K AIDES TO WEAR WHITE Class captains were elected among the aides selected to direct the line of march in the Lantern night proces- sion Tuesday, May 8, at a recent meet- ing of the group. They are as fol- lows: Senior Elizabeth Parrott, Jun- ior, Margaret McNally, sophomore, Mar...…
…PACE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY I_'\PAY, MAN' 9, 1921, PAGESIX HE MCHIAN DILY SPN)AY ~\IY _,1o2 G5\ f"f POO MICHIGAN GOLFERS LOSE TO ILLINOIS' Newimiian Makes A Birdie On Last Hole, But Mason Sinks 12 Foot Putt To Decide Match ILLINI WIN BY 1 POINT Michigan golf team lost to Illinois yesterday 12 1-2 to 11 1-2 in one of the most spectacular and uncertain matches ever played at the Ann Arbor golf course. Michigan was leading the scoring in the...…
…SUNDAY," ~,*, 1026 THEW MICHIGAN DAILY w BiA SEBALL SCORES I, Chacao ... 012 500 021- \Vshirigton .20(1021al000- ry and fil. ('levela nd . '.00(2 220 0 4- Lfii onI...... 100 111 000- Natioinl League R. 11. E. R.H. 11.F: -11 16 5 New York .. 000 004 000-4 7 ()0 - 5 11 2 Chicago . ... 104 000 10a--6 12 1 aik. Newv York-McQuillan and Hartley. Maybher- : Wctago---ale xandler and Gonzales. R. H. E.) R1.. I. E.oat',) i ....... 420 300 000-9...…
…TI FMICA-TTC AN 'ATLY--a..*w..s..asy.r . SUNDAY, MAY 9. .. . . - . - a,+ u a i u i a a. } aeara .a. vp DALYOFFICIAL BULLETIN, Publication In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the university. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until j 8:30 p. m,. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays).i Volume Vi SUNDAY> MAY 9, 19A Number 163 Ulnrerity Committee Oil Discipline: By action of the University Committee on Discipline, Clarenc...…
…4 ... ESTABLISHED 1890 4lkPP t an uiI1 A MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ---- --------- -- a , VOL. XXXVI. No. 162 TWELVE PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1926 TWELVE PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS THREE HOM RUNE FEATURE MICHIGAR WIN OVER BAD6ERS BADGERS GAIN EARLY LEAD: WALTER FINISHES GAME ON MOUND GAME ENDS 6 - 4 Loos And Wilson Hit Home Runs For .Michigan'; Miller Lost To Teamn For Both Gaines TEAM LEAVES MADISON (Special to Th...…
…,A l Two THE MICHIGAN DAILYSAUDYMY8,12 SATURDAY IMAY 8, 1926 LIBARYEXHBIS Proftects Supplies inwlnde PlWtireS Of AlgerlaF:u^ ~ee n titl uis~ MONASTERIES SHOWN :::.r; Photographs taken on the Un iver- sity Near ihist expedition (1925) by, G eorge It. Swain, University photo- graher, form the subject of the Tires- oet exhibit in t he lobby of theLi brary. TIs expedition "-wa, headed b ~ <'iir ' ii :i ' :i ."y P rof. F rantcis WV. K elsey, of t...…
…:4ATURDAY, MAY 8,' 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 1TRE! _ _ - ,...., Michigan I Rt UNIVERSITY BALLOON WILL TAKE TEST TRIP' eadly For Initial Flight Tonight i selected as first alternate. The bal- loon will be piloted by R. 1-I. Upson, former instructor at the University, land, at.:present,. chief engineer of the Aircraft Development company of De- S troit. The balloon is housed at the labor- will return by train. Expenses of t he trip...…
…P'ACE FOUR ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAXY 8, 1926 _. .. ---r Published every morning except Monay turing the Univeraity year by the Boat is Control of Student Publications. Rightly, they form a distinct part of undergraduate life. It requires, how-. ever, that underclass behavior con. tinue such as it was yesterday,. sportsmanlike and earnest. -ii y, if 4' Y'C 4 '4 t .4 'A vq -j # 44 '4 4 4 . . Member, of Western Conference Edito...…
…,R it y k F 'a 6 q 4 4 y'. 4J 1 4 I S2 ,, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1924 THE MtC HTr.AN DAILY VA Alt VtVl1l TNF MT+T-AlN? nA1y -..- . AA %. I'Y *-A L 1 8-AI' 't rAawn Vav C (I r (1 .. r MAKE EFFORT TO COMPLETE PLEDGES Committee Chairmen And President Of League Discuss Next Year's Program TO ADOPT PLAN SOON Intensive effort to complete the necessary pledges toward the building fund of the Women's league will be; the controling idea for un...…
…PAM, ;TX TVIT7, VITICV.-IMAN DATIY .,1A PAOID ~IX TITF MICETICAN DAIlY SATUR )AY, MAX ,~1926 .. : . ...... . ..r.." _. r V I 0' k Wolverik IN DASH EVENTS Guthrie, Ohio Star, Expected To Lead Team In Hurdles, High Jump, And Broad Jump Compe iton MILE RACE FEATURED Michigan will open its 1926 home outdoor track season when the Wol- verines compete in the annual dual meet with Ohio State at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon on Ferry field.....…
…SATURDAY, INTAY S, 1926 THE. MICHIGAN DAILY PACT, : Irv" S A T U D A Y M A Y 8, 926 H E I C H I A N A I L wYrFtiYw' wWrti - HOFFREFUSES TO COMPETE iN WEST (By Associated Press) PASADENA, Calif., May 7.-Charlie hoff tonight was still riding the "char- lie horse" in his shoulder as his main reason for refusing to compete with his vaulting pole in the meet at San Francisco tomorrow. The threat received by telegraph from the A. A. U. that ...…
…PeG 31k!?THE MICH-IGAN DAILY_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SAT DAILY OFFICIAL BL L ETI N Publication in the Bulletin is costructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Asistant to the President until 3:W p. m:. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volume VI SITURIAY, .1LAY , 19w% Number 12 Senate Council: The next regular meeting of the Senate Council will b held Monday, Mbay 10, at 4:15 P. M. in the President's office. F. E. Robbin...…
…May Party Section ,IF 10 v -.a .Offm Aokv A6P :4ahti May Party Section VOL. XXXVI. No. 162 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1926 y.,.- MMc B Gene Gtekinst was such a party as only artists know how to were excused from all classes for the last week ROM the time the pirate doorman directed stage successfully in attempting to capture the to work on them. In addition the ship was also spirit of the famous Beaux Arts ball in Paris. It des...…
…PACE TEN ~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. MAY 8- IqNl.' THE -M^CHIGAN DAILY"l lAl. .vlf 1lAVMyl i 1(194G . History Of May Party i- ,. I'. Covers f NOVELSCHEMES OF DECORATIONS USEO Architects Introduced Bali To Vnife Memubers of College; Had :'lodest 1eginning in "'Trots" REORGANIZED IN 1921 By George F. Green In the decade and a half of its ex- istence, the Architects' May party has become so well established as one f> the important...…
…U SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAI Y i PAGE EL{EVEM X I-AJ 1 l.tL Y L' lY __ _ RATY TOO DEEPI yak ; Iit;s1 's iITrouble Reeping r Head Ai orte Water At May Partly CANNOT FATHOM IT By Sir Toby Tiffin WVhen interviewed at a late hour this evening, Sir Toby Tiffin, noted l4umor-' ist and connoiseur of local dances, lIiing attended every one to-which he I had received a pass this year, stated emphatically that the Architects' Mayf M...…
…rAGE TWELVM THE MICHIGAN DAILY ATT'I'M : , 'MAY S, 102; PAGT~ TWELVE -~. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATI RDAY, MAY S. 1~2~ ARCHITECTS NAME PARTY GUEST LISTi G overnor, President, I)canis of C(olleges and Members of F'aculty I ncluded MANY NOTABLESATTEN D Following is the list of guests at the Architects' May party: Gov. Alex. J. Groesbeck, President Clarence Cook Little and Mrs. Little, Dean M'ortimer E. Cooley and Mrs. Cooley, Dean Joseph A.' Bu...…
…N i err ESTABLISHED. J 89Q 41P tti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS 9iMe w VOL. XXXVI. 161 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS POLIICA STRIFE IN MEICO DUE TO EONOUMIC STTUS -OSUNA LECTURER DEALS WITH PROB- elLE1WS WHICH ARE SUBJECT OF LEGISLATION DISCUSSES OIL LAW Expulsion Of Monks And Nuns Result Of Attempt To Run Government. By Education Scheme Stressing the economic conditions prevalent in Mex...…
…PRI~kY, MAY 7, 1926 I . WAOL TWO THE MICH-IGAN DAILY r _ HEALTH AUTHRIT W ILL SPl HR Sir Arthur Newshiolme Will D)iscussc Phases Of Public Hygiene In 1 Lectures Next Week 'WAS OXFORD PROFESSOR Sir Arthur Newsholmfe of London, recognized as one of the 'leaders in1 the field of public health and an au-t thority on problems concerning it, will give a series of three ;nctures begin- ning Wednesday, M1ta 12, and will continue his speeches 'on ...…
…"', FRIDAY, MAY 7, 19243 "TF- *T~_H CA T)4~A~, L~.C1ILLAL V + arLw XVIA A 11V l-1 fL~At1TV 7a ..itrzu A.LA.oMB __ r c f b i! CHARLES' SINK TO RUN FOR SENATOR i c i 1 Is Prime Minister Univ ersity Music School Officil An- nlounces Candiffacy For State-Assembly SChares A. Sink, for a number "of, yeas' business manager of the Uni-. versity School of Music, .yesterday an- nounced his candidacy for state sena- j tor from the 12th= distric...…
…PAGEDFOUJR I THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY7, 1926 _. 5 -- w r Published every morning except MoVAay during the University year by the Bua in Control of Student Publications. ' Iembers of Western Conference Editorial1 Association., The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to. it or not otherwise Credited ini this paper and the local news pub-1 lisbed therein. Entered at ...…
…or jYRlDAY, TMAY 7, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r., ASSCITIONS To INSTALLtOFFICERS luternaional Secretary Of Y. V. To Speak; W. A. A. To Combine Annual Banquet rW.A.A. TO GIVE AW ARDS Installation of the new officers and 'abinet'members of the University Y. V. . A: will take place at 4 o'clock WVednesday afternoon in Newberry ialL It will be followed by a gen- eral social hour and tea. Miss Charlotte Niven, of London, ngland, International Y....…
… PAGE ~STX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 7, 192G .te oo- J YIPP-=-- Imilli'll womdoll". - I 1 L u 1 . ... rw"" " .) ....or i. i fr j. r . ,, () MESlIIlIIIIIIIIJ N I 1 ' A t y + P 1 7 1 2 t 1 7 r 7 T t r TO HOD INITIAL Illinois Favored U UTo Win Freshman SCRI MMAGE TODAY! Dual Track Meet! Coach "Pitch" Johnson's brilliant Flair Teams To Play lu Pr actiee squad of Illinois freshman tracksters Games After Two Weeks Of wi...…
…S FRIDAY, .-M-A Y 7, 1026 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE IVRl :P~kIDAY. MAo,.1I-F ~c-~.A A .. ..,.. . .d..... ...x.W..... a .X I I F01! SAE TITAT cute little blue torpedo speed- t.I . l fi 1<' t:Ir t ~u3 1 tew 3you've seen around the campus I I is for sale. If you have been look- Ifyou are a telephone subscriber call Jimmie n foacrwihpp ndnlv{- the Ad-Taker, Dial 2I1214, and your want ad in foacawthpp ndndv- will be charged. ua lity at less ...…
…* THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1926 I!- - DAILY OFFICIA L BU.LETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by tba Aesistant to the President until 9:30 p.: m, (11:80 a. m. Saturdays).' volume V1 FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1926 Number 161 freshmen and Sophomores, Spring Games: In accordance with custom and with the consent of their respective Deans, Freshmen and Solihomores in the Coll...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Ilk 14r 4 .M t IRW''qw ~uiI MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS '17n . VT ~rwr . . . v uld. XXX VI No. 160 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS - - - 1____ S-EES NEW ASIA AS WESTERN POLITICAL IDEALsSW5EEP LAND SIR FREDERIC WHYTE CLAIMS EAST HAS VISION OF NEW ERA AUTOCRACIES FALLI I i SOiPHOMORES TO CHOOSE G fAMES CAPTAIN TODAY Sophomores will meet at 5 Io'clock this afterno...…
…PACE tO TH F- MICHTGAN DAILY THE ICHIAN DILYTHUIRSDAY, -MAY 6, 1V26 BOUDRICH EXPLAI'NSI CAUSES OF STRIKE English Trade Vnions (Called (GeneralI Walk-out To Avert Lowering Of All Wages' GIVES OPPOSING VIEWS Seeing a crisis for the whole trade uniion movement of England. labor in that country called the general strike determined to uphold the cause of the miners in order to safeguard their own, interests, in the opinion of Prof. Carter Goo...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGO TnrtrB THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA0112 'rxrn~ TELL[[S. IMPOHRIIUC OF TASPORTATIONI HNAneraii Carriage Facilities Called Greatest. Neebancal Ind ustry By Prof. Worley ENDS LECTURE SERIES Emphasizing the imnportance of transportation as our greatest me- chanical industry, Prof. John S. Wor- ley, part time lecturer in the civil en- gineer ing department, summarized the growth and influence of Am- can c...…
… ]PACE POUJR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSIDAY, M AY 6, 1 -26 ,- : I I llllllllllllm Published every ,morning except Monray luring the University year by the 15ao In r. Control of Student Publications. I Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en-I titled to the use for republication of all newsa dispatches credited to it or not otherwiseC credited i. this paper and the local news pub- lished ...…
…THURSDAY, MAT C , 1-52 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 17 PAO i' TIHYT1~DAY, MA'~? 6, 1026 PAGI PlY, C #P7 VIT4 ,. ._ ; V F 4 } 1 r t i :{ ' i CHOOSE IDES , L ED8 FOR AMug!. PROCESSION Aides for the Lantern night proces- sion have been chosen by the retiring presidents of the Women's league, the W. A. A. and the Y. W. C. A., Norma Bicknell Mansfield, '26, Myra Finster- wald, '27, and Katherine Willson, '26 respectively. Together with the aides wh...…
…PAGES 1X THE MICHIGAN DAILY T"R f-AY, MAY 6,192 712~ : ' s -. ARSITY NINE TO LEAVE TODAY FOR BIDSER ANO GOPHER 69MIS Meet Wisconsin At Madison Tumor- 1 Srow; Minnesota To Oppose 'team ' BUBBLING OVER FIRST At Minneapolis Saturday IN 'BLUE GRASS STAKES1 OPPONENTS ARE STRONG I (By Associated Press) - LE INGTON, Ken., May 5.- I In meeting Wisconsin and Minne- Bubbling Over further strength- 1 sota mtomorrow s and Saturday M on for- ens his c...…
…IfTIURSDAYI , Y 6, 1926 TVIF'. 1Y[tCHMAN DATI.Y PAC 'p: t IV IM _______________________________________________________a_______________________-_11*V' 1J f"111..4 1~ SCAINXJ t 1'. V *Tfl Y LEARN THE LATE ST of 1926 'Widow '{Waltz. Adult Classes Eve .Monday and FridAy. f'ifteen O: Hour Lessons, $5.00. 22 Wierthi Arcade TERRACE' GARDEN STUDIO For appointment Dial 8328 err Let The D~aily sell it for you thru the Classified clmuns.-Adv.' ...…
… P.DE MIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY tHURSDAY, MAY 6, ID26 ,._.,. - a DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Aosistaut to the President until 3:30 p. mn., (11:30 a. mn. Saturdays). Volume 1I THURSD)AY, 3MAY 6, 1926 g umber 169) Senate Council: The next regular meeting of the Senate Council will be held Monday, May 10, at 4:15 P. M. in the President's of...…
…r, ESTABLISHED. 1 89Q oar ak 41P 4:3 at I# MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 159 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ____ ___ ____ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ____ ___ Ir ---- SAYS STRIKE CRISIS Is CAUSED BY NEED OF, E NEW ARRANGEMENT OF BRITISH 1NMISTI'RIAL RELATIONS ASKED BY WYTE ATTACKS METHODS Says Many Industries Are Operating Under Small-Scale Processes Of Years Ago England's...…
…PACE ~TWO TIlJE MICHIGAN DAILY WVEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1926 tin ~ nflf FSB abeth Farwell, Fred John H b I A o L Gerge Frank H2ke, Iabll Ug Kenneth Osborn, Marion Alias C Y C TION TOD cock Evangeline Ruth P~ursell, grtMasales Sumner, (liarke Riper. (Continued from Page One) School of Bt.iiness Alministr Ervin Harold Watts, Curt Hlesse Dudley Maynard Phelps, NMcrwin. Will, Robert Henry Young. Waitermian. Architecture: Livingstone Hunter Univers...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 192 THE MICH :AN DAILY a t 1L 1Y11 VI 11\.I! 1 V L!'Slla A TMF MCH~cAM flIT YPAIGE THREE! KALMAOO HUDSON WILL DEBA9TE HERE CTeams Will Compete In Final State Chiampionshiip Contest Monday. In Hill Auditorium CH1ILD LABOR IS TOPIC As a 'resiut of the fifth' debate in' the Michigan high school debating league elimination series, held last j Saturday, Kalamazoo Central and Huidson steams will compete for state h-onors in, t...…
…PAGE F'OU~R THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1926 a i Published every morning except Mowuay during the Univ it year by the Boar In Control of Student Publxcations. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled tothe use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lisped therein. Entered at the postoffice at...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1,926 T14E MICHIG~AN DAILY px; Em., a:-.:- ml TA m a 2 Wk% IL" I 36 J6, V , SET LANTERN NIGHT DATE' FOR MAY 18 Picnic Suppers, Freslihian Pageant And Class Procession Featured By Tradition MICHIGAN BAND TO PLAY Lantern night, the tradition that means to Michigan women what Cap night means to Michigan men, has been set for Tuesday May 18, and will begin with the traditional picnic sup- per at 5:30 o'clock at Palm...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1926 9 cam, -M \ i ri rrrr+wr.rr. ' V rrlilrr I 3 { V - . ,toIll a r-mmommmmmak - - 0 6 I SPRING GRIDMEN TO SCRIMAGE fRIDAY Oi' t1t1 Says That Entire About 100 Men Is G(ood Condition Squad I GAME ON FATHERS' DAY Coach Elton E. Wieman, assistantI director . of intercollegiate athletics and head line coach of the Varsity' football team, announced yesterday that the spring football candidates ...…
…;WDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1926 THE~ MICHIGCAN lATV- D.*~~~ALY TAr.r ; rxr rv, a ' aau a i ati.a L8V( .yl' 1 L!ALL A. ., D~ V CO I O Boston .. 0 000 100-2 7 2 t t ttai SO 'Brooklyn .. 000 000 021-3 9 3 ;~wi :i?,. 0 LOST-A slide rule. Name S. II. Boston-Cooney, Benton and Gibson ? J i ts"aI ur b 1bU r r i ntt Preson crnr.Call 2192+. Brooklyn-Petty and O'Neill. I7585 LI ~~~~If you are a telephone'subscriber- call Jimmie :___________ Wilnol be'4 adh...…
…. ,. I THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY D, 1926 .,_.. - - v , DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdays). Volume I WEJIN ES#AY, MAY 3, 196 Nuber la Honors Convocation: The third annual Honors Convocation will bc held this morning, Wednes- day, May 5, at 11 o'clock, in, Hill Auditori...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 "fr t 41 att4kw MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS .............. 0 VOL. XXXVI. No. 158 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICIIIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS r w re w nrrr PRICE FIVE CENTS ENGINEERS DESIRE MORE CULTURE AND BUSINESS COURSES PROF. WHITE GIVES REPORT OF GRADUATES' ANSWERS TO QUESTIONNAIRES TREND IS NATIONAL Conclusions Reached By Educational Committee Also Given,-Ichigan Graduates More Successful...…
…')PAGE 1IWO J THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 4, 192u ~'AGE ~ TUE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1926 WORLEY DEPICTS TRAVEL METHODSi~ P-art-Time Lecturer Portrays Close Relation Between Transportsa- tion Aidd National lWelfaire j AT THlE THEATEUS I To ay--Skreen Arcade-- "Th e Untamed Lady," 1 with Gloria Swanson. PLAN VEICUiLRTUNNEL UNDER DETROIT, Hill plans of t he Det roit River ubway Inc.., top building vehicu-lar and stre, ralwayv...…
…'.4 a A _ TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1926 Reports Show H( 5 Had Good Hi Students who are accorded honors Sfor excellence in scholarship gener- ~*ally' snter the University with excel- Slent high school grades, and show em- Sphasis on academic subjects during Stheir secondary school course, it was Sannounced 'yesterday by the committeeI T~charged with the task of arranging the third annual Honors convocation Yto be held at 11 o'clock tomorrow in Hill au...…
… 0 PA~F FO~r THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUES~DAY, MA'?'4. 1024 s vy.ti,..,t a r .,. ... _,. Published every morning except MonAay during the University year by the Boat in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news1 dispatches credited to it or not otherwise tredited in this paper and the local news pub- limhed ther...…
…0 ' TrSDVMAY 4, 1923, THT MTCI-1CAN DAL\Y " it :+ r w+ , T f r w V q =I "AVAAM M =A-VAM U + 5 3 I a LEAGUE TO -PLEDGE ON BUILDING FU-ND 'Mrs. I. D. Ienderson Meets With' league Board To :Iaye Plans For Next Year WILL HELP ALUMNAE Will Entertain Oriental Women At Series Of Teas Mothers' Day Plans To Foster Understanding And Cooperation 1 _ .. - -- a To create a spirit of comradeship, Oriental women will be entertained to quicken...…
…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE STX STUESDAY, MAY 4, 12 ... . AN* ,. MEN I R THDBYRROR Associated Press Dispatches Fail To Give Wolverine Leader Credit For 80 Victory VOELKER STILL OUT Due to an error in the Associated Press dispatches that were carried in all of the newspapers on Sunday morning, Capt. Dick Freyberg was re- ported to have taken third place in the half mile event in the dual meet with Iowa Saturday, whereas the star Wol-...…
