…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Si APPLICATIONS TO DITIBTDSOON; Plays Tomorrow Application for tickets to the Soph- nore Prom, which will be held March in the ball room of the Union, are be given out this week in the lob- r of the Union according to William oleman, '26E, general chairman of fe committee in charge of arrange- ents. The price of the tickets is fix- I at $550. In connection with giving out appli- ations, a class dues day will be held hen...…
…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...…
…PAGE Two - THE MICHIGAN DAILY ______ SATURDAY, OCTOBER L'17, 1 " , HIE S;' A iE -w w - YEM i-11 AII ,.'llli I*. -f~ 1111ilo 11~z ilfl ,11tirii1111t1lt' , WE SELL ONLY Pasteurized Milk j I iiii 4 Phone us your milk order today or fast a note on your empty milk can. Prompt and courteous service to all. tenI COFFEE CAKE On Saturdays we make a speciality of delicious Coffee Cake that is so welcome for Sunday's breakfast, or supp...…
…PAGE TWO Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board 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 news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise 'credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. Sp...…
…THE MICHMAN DAILY TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 17.1925" TT. .M T.AM nA TY 'IVvhA RTi'? 71( ! A t 1 YLtU * S a. *uSe. x711 i iVlJV' IS:S'1. t}.1 _sS1. ifs l e) Heads Volunteers Legion Poppy Sales Result InNew Record Co-operation of University and high ;school girls, and business men, result- ed in setting a new record for the an- nual American legion poppy sale fart Saturday, accounts showing a total return of more than $2,500. This sum As $1,000 in ...…
… PAGITWO "- THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIiUIISF)AY, Di~X7'EMUER 17, 1~25 _. PLAN S 'PECIAL TRIP TO MUSCLE1 SHOAL1SI riy&c Diy Excursion W ill Be C'on, ducted BY Guides, To I nclude' Trip TIo Lookout11Ioilitadill PLAN ENTERTAINMENT On D~e. 28 a bpecid 1 tripfor (ill studenits interested will1 be conduct ed to the govenment project -t .4luseh Shoals, Alabtama .A private car will affords the nmeans ofl ...…
…PACR TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JA.NUARY 17, 1924 Ii~ BRUMM SPEAKS1 TO' COMPITN ~1 I I Journalism Professor Shows Faultsl In American Newspapers At Club Luncheon OUTLINES REMEDIES Prof: Joirn'L. Brumni of the jour- nlismn departrment, was the principal speaker at the luncheon of ,the Cos- mopolitan club yesterday noon- in Harris hail. He spoke on the cor4 rection of faults in American news- papers. "Mencken and others have con- demne...…
…NAD O THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, MA III sums \TRAVEL TALKS . CABOT RECEIVES / I FEATURE FIRST Wins Beauty Contest POSITIONS FROM CLUBMEETING HARVARD BOARD- Ellis Ball Chosen as President Dean of Medical School Named Victorious Airman STOUT RECOMMENDS IN RUNWAYS AT ANN IMPROVEMENTS ARBOR AIRPORT AT DETROIT FACTORY of University High French Group. Members of the French Club of Company to Have Big 400 Acre the University...…
…T I HE MICHIGAN DAILY, SUNDAY- NOVP''MRIt.R. 1'T. 1929 TI-F TCH C ~ N L [-1 L 1 4TTIm A V 1J ] ~ iw 7 ~Cy*%'VAJY*.fMi ,**t l vvr.,ivtnrn i i. L; + WIL1SON IS PRINCIPAL GROUND GAINE A'FOURA RIE11BETH SCOR9ES FOR GOPHERS AFTER H 994 M ARHO OLIN SECONDDARE 4. Michigan Line Outplays Gophjerj shortly after the second period got under way. Dahicin fumbled and Forwards on Offense the Gophers recovered on Michi- and Defense. gan's 46-yard stripe. ...…
…PAGE TWOT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1929 - D |)PATO TTN Board of Publications DSENATORS JONES, M'NARY FIGURE ME ACILT MEMBERSL| PLA TO ATTEND Awar-ds 'coasii ADD1E0SES IN SENATE COMMITTEE REVISIONS D LI NATION M TINGS DURING HLDAYSt 7;d t am,,Iae)"FREE RATESET TIG SE qge. Applications__ must be filed by x university Doctors Will Read tory .session Taesday morning the student if he R.C.A. Official Believes Charges Win Papers a...…
…PAGE, TWO TI-z MTC1-_lTGAN DAILY TT-ESDAY, J..1\t'.A1:1 1.+, ' TIlE MICI-IIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 192~ DEBATING SOCIE T Y IS EK WORKERS FOR LABRADOI TJ HOLD ELECTION,;Tho fud'Ilfset interested iln goin' with Dr. Grenfell aboard the St vi uI- to Labrad )r i L(Xt summer to join1in cona, Dr. Grenfeiill~slosital ship Alph Nudebaingsocityjill he ldrk of 'lw Gr'nflmission will with which he cruises up andI down i 1 e ' *f j ' REPAIt...…
…PACE TWO THF..MTCT-TT( .ANT T)ATT V r, r.-, . , ,-.,-.,-, , rr .,....:. . .... ,., RECET DTA SHOWS Two Cities To Hear OIIIA l UIIf Glee. Club Concerts GflLF1M I J O IYfL f~The i~nmers of the Glee club will Profess or TIt wrejice (xo11l( Comiplet es a concert before the Exchange club hoot ripr oss Previously o[rIthat city,a tonight. This is the first Becliev ed 1)ry Land1 concert that the club has given this MAKE OTHEWR DISCOVERIES NeTeda n...…
…..._ :._.__ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUR T PROFESORDECLARES TOLSTOY WAS O'Neill And Crocker GLIDER BOAT UNDER CONSTRUCTION WNill Eliminate Air Eddies Fro Write Articles For OfEnnergBuligy RY ESEfCO ODR EORCY AND JoraYfSec ~To obtain more accurate results in (tunnel are to l ___.. . "; : h "the air tnnel, used for aernutcal e acomlaishe( head of the s ee( h depai Iet, and building, menacing air eddies now wn vanes, v1 WH10SO HIGH]DEA LSONSQCIAL CON...…
…_______THE MICHIGAN DAILYm FN R VICTOR EMANUEL_ BUSINESS SCHOOL PESNJLAE WHITNEY AND DICE° UNHURT BY BOMB~ PLANS, PERSONNEL IS POPULAR HOPE ATTEND MEETINGS- Plans are no0w being comnpleted by h()lie blo~l (:f lBusiness Adiniistra- I iou tfor~a es cfll :,:fle i(;ic o t ) r; ; : ? (held at the Union 'Fhursday, May 10.; At this timie employment oticers of ' r f 3 vuic'us firms throughout the state will meet to discuss their common " problems. Le...…
…1" ,, #THE MTCNIGAlq T ATL Y rrTTTT NGUAOE INSTRUCTORJAPANOP POSES. III I I FV MHINTES LEADER Gustave L ichaud, of the romance languages department, has been ap-... pointed head of t1- same department ~ in Battle Creek college, it was "an- noinced yesterday at the offices of Prof. Hugo P. Thienie, of that depart- ment. Mr. Michaud is now teaching one day a wi~eek in Battle. Creek, and will leave Ann Arbor, July 1 to as- sumie full duties as...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBURARY 17, SILO W SANDZEN WORKS iJisidilys Of house, IIioiua~, hiifl(i1) WOPfl rocks in the foreground~uard- smooth expanse of ocean. Wntson Also ~ii Exhibit Al; lug the entrance to trackless wastes "The Harbor" by Ernest Watson is Alumni )leniorial hail or shifting sands. rphere are also a cf brilliant colors delicately blPfl(Ied to nunxl)cr of gun factory scenes: "Cut- produce the sundown "afterglow" ef- LA...…
…ACS; TWO THlE MICHIGAN DAILYTIVI)YMACl11,17 Tl i I ',' 1 ;l )A Y. 11 A P C 11 17, broadcast on the nightly program ofPU L -IL[E C 1B 'PR P RES tation WVEBH-, the Edgewater Beach PIIIA~flhotel, Chicago. Plans have been made FO rw u ONTIESI -or the memljerts to attend a ,h13n- sre fatce yDi. 'i e q nt tendered the M chigani aggre-j - almn Mndy oo ficin an cffrt opartic e °a~o yteazln odyno ucinadterpriua etrRegular rehearsals are being held' ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'i t-riST)A IMA 17. THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY MAY 17. 1927 University Student T{ells Of Relief Work In Flood Area I ; Wordi has been r ceived by the so- I ciology departmnent from Miss Cor-t fdelle Kemper, '27Lit., who was called 1 ~a shiort whole ago from her work in the univers ity to relief work in' the! Mississippi ''alley flood disaster, Wrlt- _ inig-from Stuttgart, Arkansas, to The!' Daily, Miss Kemper tells f...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y ........... ...m. s ..,......,..,.......... . . # ..,. CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS DISCUSS POLICIES TO GUIDE NEW CONGRESS PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia. - The HAVANA.-The German steamer cabinet headed by M. Cerny has re- Olivant, interned in Havana harbor at signed and President Masaryk, has ap- the outbreak of the war, and later SAID PEDRO, Calif.-Development of a r~tfio system for naval communi- cation which eliminates...…
…Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY LN ~)\.NV ii1 7 2 -Ii, a n°u invariably, appeals are disposed of in REPORT IMPOSTER use of the bureau to get informationI WASHIINGTON.-Conside ation. of i iIf less than four weeks after the con-i on the credit and standing of firm3 the Sinclair and TDohey civil CA-Iitt:; , CRII I TUAmTIONim IS victioli He also showed thti sfr TO DE.ANS OFFICE 1offeing, employment, this data being separately, and not as one po'GQ(~- ea...…
… ______________________THE :MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDl.AY, DECLMWiR 1 ,7, 192(. ,s.. . ®, , . ! Uncle Sam Converts Steamers Into Sp( eedy Motorships {] 'I .......,....-.,..',......... . ( n1itiation At Union i Galens7, junior honiorary medical;S~snst li heir annual banquet aiid Gretng 'ur- niiition Tuesday night -t the I 7nion.' Dr. Preston M. Hickey, professor o Fellow Students oe ntge nology in the mledical school Ite al toa stmaster, and Do...…
…rA a, hl . THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1926 ADD LECTURES TOl EXTENSION SERIES: Professors Alton, Henderson. Ani ]Rankin Will Give 'tralks In Detroit Clurch TOPICS SEMI-RELIGIOUS Detroit's share of extension series lectures will be increased by the addi- tion of two groups of lectures on semi-religious topics to be given at the lenten meetings of St. John's Episcopal church during February and March. Prof. Arthur S. Aiton, o...…
…PA421 I THE MICHIGAN DAILY WPDNtSDAY, MARCH 17, 1926 VA~ TW~ 1 WEDNESDAY, MARCfl 17, 192~ . ... . 11 w w v w; w =. 1 w w w w AIR DEALING with all of our ever growing list of customers has caused a constant increase in our business ..... It is our desire td serve the public with the great- est possible efficiency of our organization. We have a very capable special grder department which can secure any book in print with the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - WEDNESDAY, OCTO A 4, .... ........ ....... ..... . -- . ..... ...-1- .1 - - ,. .A.Y.........(. . . A lawyer, E. R. Sunderland, profes- Board in Control of Athletics, at I sor of law; a doctor, Hugh Cabot, the Michigan-Iowa football game. dean of the Medical school; a "The Michigan Pre;s club is probab- teacher, John F. Shepard, profes- ly bringing together in its program sor of psychology, and a minister, this year, th...…
…T HE C'H I"G'A N' DAILY TH.E.M..CH.G..N...A.LY . ....' Engaged By Egypt T MTC Pass On Plans ) P11ROVES DORMITORY LAN FORUNIVERStITY )ARD OF GOVERNORS ADOPT PROGRAM TO RAISE MONEY IN NINE MONTHS HUSSEY DISCUSSES NEW THEORY ON EVOLUTION OF HUMAN LIMBS The origin of human arms and forms very similar to human limbs, legs may be found in the evolution as has been found through the of the fin of the fish if a theory study of fossil remai...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1920, Construction Of Carillon For Proposed Burton Campanili Is Explained As Intricate And Expensive Process By e Moore t CARILLON SIMILAR TO INSTRUMENT WHICH WILL BE INSTALLED IN BURTON MEMORIAL CAMPANILE all the classes which were at the of the campanile project, accord- University during the regime of ing to Professor Moore, to make it President Burton have banded to- entirely a student propos...…
…Se * -.- -. -. - - .~ Sw THE MICHIGAN DA L Y - ~ . ,*.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY- DAILY A CONF NCE OFGirls Desire More DebatesWith Men After Defeating -dney Exp - -- ert TeamI PRESIDENT COMMENTS1 ON MAAINE ATICLE Time, the newly famous snappy newsmagazine, which features short concise articles, recently printed an extensive commentary on the resignation of President Clarence Cook Little and in the same issue featured his picture on the cover. T...…
…TWO T H E MI -HI A N -DI AT LY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1929 . . LITTLE WILL ADDRESS £PISVO9PALIAM DIKNNER R. Tom Harris Will Outline Plans Of Activities Of Harris Hall At Student Dinner TRUSTEES WILL ATTEND President Clarence Cook Little, speaking in an unofficial capacity' as a member of St. Andrew's Epis- 'copalparish, will deliver the prin- cipal after-dinner speech at the Angw Episcopal students dinner neit Tuesday night in the Union. '...…
…*THE MICHIGiAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1929 'r 1OUN G LAUDS COOLEY IN'yINITIATIONSPEECH BEFREHORNRGROUP WOOD SUPPLEMENTS PRAISE IN ADDRESS FOLLOWING TALK ON LANGUAGE MEMORIAL TRIBUTE READ Eight Men Taken Into Sociological Society at Dinner Hield in New Women's League Building Prefacing his address with an eulogy of the late Charles H. Cooley, for many years head of the soci- ology department, Prof. Kimball Young of the University of Wiscon-...…
…WAGE TWO Fgmgu flH~rEIflT i a Formation . SOf Dirigible Lines TO LEOTURBE HERPEI Th Bgert {( i f Columbia University, W111Gv Ade~~onPr fume Industry THEIL'MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1925 .,.,..,...,., _.-_,..e.._.._ .,.. Museum Exhibits Tree Stmp xhibit Work Of From rid (_7Olest Forest'Cicago.Student __________ An exhibit of art work dlone by A fo;si tiee tum frm te odestandberied'' ~'ls W~edGlI tudents of the Art Institute of ...…
…U U II WI ill U * ~U * NF'irst: It commercializes athlet- ics and detracts from the spirit of play. alty, and a lack of harmony among (Continuedthevarious forces that make up tv from Page One) university.I of making the game more interest, "Third: It detracts from the keen- ing. The greater and more difficult ness of the contestants by substitut- the obstacles the more intricate be- ing mercenary incentives in thq comes the game. And the more ...…
…THE IV C IIGAN , L RTON OPPOSES OEW6ff UNSKILLED LABOR- Japan's Dancing Princess Arrives ' To Study s'isters' = - _ ! -I- DR.~ GARFIELD) SCORED FOR PRO- POSAL TO REDUCE IVORSE 'S PAY WILLIAMS HEAD WOULD DISREGARD FAM IL IE S Presideeht Urges All Educations] Opportunities for Laboring Classes da th ed aj w al 1' wo banjos, two violins, and traps, and Kj'amp'us'Jiaracters vas really nothing but an excellent lance orchestra. This aggregat...…
…THE MTC HIG'AN DAILY READY! GET SET!VO! -t ils interpretation 'of the part is good' C. Brown, '23, as theoboy,. fit into itheir 'td he is at-homre on the stage. Cath- I parts nicely. erlin e Gr eenough, '23, raniksclose by (The play er irete ly ro.P. hivi in h-r cha.racterization of the old D.T'olseo h ulcsekn m11:id. Her st ,ge 1manner i.s easy and ! departnt? OnThrdvhellyr her Ilin~es are cleverly spoken. Velma! will present Shakcesp...…
…punFRENCH FLYINVG ACE THRILLS PARIS ORL H199U News From The Other Colleges 'MATINEE E IAT UND )N T.1 TRAL& MENO Y- ' LANDGI -N CROWDED STREET Prof. VWillia:n: 'H-. Hobb. o th7e geology d(epa rtm~entill!eadat- per alt the col)ven!iO n oi, P=an-1 ac;1ib scientists to l)e held l i.: 'l;) i1i'f andSyne, Astala.Aug;. 13to Sept. 4 this ta ll, harving acceptled an' invitation extend(ed to him b. - the of- f eery of the Australian National ...…
…THE [ICHIGAN ILY ' GERMANS DECLARE FRANCE PLOTS TO A , lVA R N MNPICHS ANI RUR INVASION CALLEI) PARTS OF L"RENCLI SCIIEME ARRST TW 0 TREASON bSUSPEICTS IN M UN I CH ashore in a heavy fog in Jones' Inlet between Rockaway Beach -and Fire Island tonight. Heavy seas were running and tugs were rushed to her aid. Health Minister In Law Cabinet CHIMES CONDUCTS THIRD SHORT STORY CONTEST, Chimes has announced the opening of its next short story c...…
…II AHO MOOUINS ;ontinued from Page One) ally. Schumanns richly poetic ingsnacht" found such faivorE [e and'ence that Madame Cie-r epeated it, while t.he delicately t " Vilehen" of Cornelius was_.. y received. 1Mendelssohn's "On1 of Song" and ijszt's Lieble- 1 No. 3 the later disguised' as oSo Lang Du Lieoen Kaxiust" j yore f n!iliar. Tho Lisztl, which? ily a mere sentimental effu- [adame Clemnens sang with im- e restraint and rare lyric Above ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY' PH Is Jinx~ ,itish Artist III from Page One) Ana e mnobile" from snng tw. as an en- nnmb a", "M'Appari" eloved of all 'Italian audiences, was fol- rt Caruso a, ia, "YVes- )m "1'^ag i i whit h wice. }sere he sur- Drevico : effrts and early a:~proached tiro ily' grout voca]!zu- ~1 i ' FlNAL VREPARATION\S AADF da1ToDpe a call for the Varsity immediately fol- FOR CAP vI~llT (C1'REXCNI -E DoTodowing Saturday's game. W4in ...…
…;04r 4 t g a n 43tg l OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION Published every morning except Monday during -the summer session. Member of the Associated Press. The As- sociated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published here in. Entered at the postoffice, Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MvAR~ P A jE a ' v FRENCH PASTRY ~A __ MEAT ,MARKET ll, Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats pWHERE TO DINE U 41 W'e now carry all sorts of Sausages of all Kinds Poultry, and. Fish iI things in French pastry. If you 'are unable to call we would be pleased to The Test of Quality Is Butter and Eggs itt 1 Special take your oarder by phone. WTASHINGTON -MARKET JIOELZLE -FE L1KAXMP CO. F- t STEAK COMB...…
…PAGE TWOTHMTI-TADIL "HI --I:a DAILY ~V~~l~JA'., bl,-cEi~I.R7,1924 .w. C~~~~f OC.I1I~fPychology Students Secure 10 CSMOOLITNS~Data InLibrary Study Haill: We Extend TOGO ' POLI :Unsuspecting students in the library iods on non-attention was two mm11 -Ihave in the past two weeks been utes. c^ F re gn, AiecAn tiRmts Attend Used to secure some statistics for the The caues f disturbances were Our best wihes for a Merry ixuhont cqan Sle tmzent....…
…/ THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY,J ______-I Published every morning except Monday during the University Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publica- tions.' The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in thispaper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, postoffice -as second class matter. Subsc...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY br untu~r everywhere who have heard the great organization, sincerely hope that the ir ti an v a people of Chicago will not allow their fine orchestra to be disbanded. A blished every morning except Monday building can be replaced, and even g the University Summer Session by aohrnm a efud u Board in Control of Student Public another name can be found, but a fine orchestra, like a human organism e Associated Press is ...…
…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER MrIG~AN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1926 I 0174P 4' t and. however, has enable Enigland ffi j tt UU U111 o races ohe Pne. States in the i OASTED ROLL OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF' THE UIEST FMCIA OR{ F NTE SUMMER SESSION P'ublished erv z fto ing ens ig clo'~t t 1o ]ROLLS411 ( ii0SnlttirSSS11 during the Univ'ersity S'ummner Sessioni by Sentl to be greatly lacking inl their SOIT the Board in Control of Student l'ublica- tions. int...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SOl IDAY, FEBiRUARV '1-, 1924 ROB ERT BARTR ON HENDERSON NH 17: Xf:III) 1 1" II:;1. I I [his c oi ttfl''t is' ne 't h Intad e: fle usual c°artar hr I byth I-New York couttts for playing in kIton it.n ' The tatte 3i 1re amsa' "Isolots Asi hr's remarkable, if dirty, ibrooghool the entire n. rcr"e- lro'eos'. The Gt tiof \t'o~ealice. ceating sorces(sflly bfly .. f dd-ttmv ( 'A ~d takes the part of the eif propertli...…
…Prof. A. L. Cross Tells Of Beautiful, Ancient South Sea "Society Islands" TIhe erChevalier" For men who appreciate smart footwear. Corred' for all formal occasions. The Selz "Chevalier" has a flexible sole for dancing and is very pop- ular with young men for 1 street wear, reasonably priced at $7.50 SCHWARTZ & KALLIS 712 First National Bank Bldg. (By Robert W. Cooper) In 1769 while cruising in the south Pacific, Cook, the explorer discover...…
…THE MICHIGA4 DAlI Y E E : . , Fz Pr, -,qw --- - "AFTER EVERY . 4 EAL" WRIGLEY'S Newest Creation A lvo r ed s ugEarf - Jacket around pep- - - rermint flavored chew- and digestion, polish Ior eehan mise tB129 Editor Says Sweat and Wide Vision' Are Important in Newspaper Business. NAMES REPORTER'S REQUISITES AT THIRD UNION MEETING "Only one word commands success; in the newspaper world; that word is 'work,'" declared E. J. Ottaway,} "9...…
…ouwer, Noted Dutch Geologist, Is Taking Hobb's Place This Semester n25 5CASOtt PLAY IL -- ff rmeritorious issues of Stock E. G. HILDNER National Bank Bldg. Ph ks anid Boi BOARI Quality ,anA Satisfaction REDUCED PRI EFFECTIVE AT ON 3 2 PER WEEK Meals ... Meals . . . . . . hone 1503 1 Prof. H. A. Brouwer, of the Univer- sity of Delft, Holland, is now filling IlilIIllil the place of Professor Hobbs of the geology department, who is teachi...…
…LI t~ UAN DAILY 11" for MidS 1sinc, IstII :ti + st1e il[JCi Iol ,r;"ii Sthe. ,1, T.i : plic , 'Late '.nsian Acbheerqu-fancTofh h e Io n 1 n eer re -l e1t rRb d;cient muadings nd hiltling Eddra re--The isono, nutatho cJls ?1,lwih a rvns eertn XI al ip-e nths tedn h Yre tantwb3Imdupled wrequ, estafr-gvntmlfigcpnsadpr-vne ap ~a nae sape toae s an a e be u r c iv d p t, ad s e l h l n t a i y d s e ui ie f rg n t o n t i c r s eFth c,~lingi S<...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY s Useful Career 7 -ted A / Yea r A go In Ilystery >out this time last year quizzical tuent and inquiry were darting :t the campus, seeking to discover source of the now literary sheet, lmsics," 'which was , appearing ymously, at irregular intervalS. ruck off on a mimeograph, and ibuted to a mIted list, the first of Whimsies attracted consider- notice. Favorable, even launda-( comiment, was voired abqut; and warmly hailed ...…
…TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1928 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY _ Architectural Beauty And Efficiency L A SS IFIE Tn R p Oiifcnndina- IIn Women's Buiddin j ADVERTISING 1 V LL VU.l. 7t. Qtl\.Alll _ __ ' By Eleanor C. Scribner Many a person's fame consists only iqs being able to say, "I knew him when" or "I was the first person to do or see this." I must confess that I, too; have claim to fame on a sim- ilfar basis for I am the first women to "climb" to ...…
