…l l A lA1:7[']l\ * = ~-dap excursion later n - ..,} _. _ .r_ ._. ._.. 't with CURSfIONS ST 1 i Prof. W. H. Hobbs, partment, who is on from the University, ux May 4, just as he for the West Indies a, he speaks of a re- pedition to Germany Germany my course at Delft, d if I would conduct rsion into Germany on of my course. I them, thirty in all. Despite badI weather and much snow (in late April) the excursion was a success, as all agreed...…
…CHIGAN DA . - 5Tichigan League All houses that have not yet paid their sacrifice dance pledges should send this money to Elizabeth Carson, '24, 718 Tappan, at once. A complete list of houses and the money contrib- ? tid by' thm will be iublishel next week. - - _ _. Al 77- 77, 777 f r * PROPOSED IBUILDING SITE Arbor during May Festival and C TO BE DESIGNATED BY SIGN mencenient just where the new bi Plans are being made at the office o...…
… I PECI9L ATTRACTIONS MADE FOR LAWN FETE hing adi- ---- ident office The many attractions that are being cO. prepared for the lawn fete which is ning to lie to be given on the Collegiate Sorosis d. would be lawn Saturday evening, May 20, give ry on the assurances that it will be well pa- durinig that tronized. Lovewell, The committee in charge has de- cided that the affair will last untll 11:30 o'clock, this giving time to those 'wwill be wh...…
…11L1 a rday.) I (11:20 a. m. LY 17, 1922 EDNESDAY, Ninber 165 of the Deans this morning. M. L. BURTON. ting of the Board of Regents will be held Friday, May 26. for the Regents, in order to be presented at that time, at the President's Office before 5 p. m. Thursday, May 18. is received later than this time will be presented. M. L. BURTON. rogram: ns who have notices which they desire printed in the gen- ent Program to be issued by the...…
…I' Vr 2r4 litw~ igani a' ASSOCT' 1 PRE 6T AN NI I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1922 PIC w ON F OR THEATY IN TE HEATED GLEE CLUB SPRING CONCERT MARCH 30 DE- spring concert will be held Thursday evening, March 30. A program iN _ cludng twr quartets, numbers by Tang a d Tar ares, the io m .lo di u ertire 4Lub will provide entertan. ment. Plans have been completed for a concert in Ypsilanti, April 6, where a similar progra...…
…TE OF THE UNIVERSIT eti.GA fN C i % il t Mndy urng the tnvr-.t y carrier or man, ~ Arbr Press Building, Maynard Street. ness, g6~; l~ditorial, 2414. is not to exceed 300 words, if signed, the signa~ y to a p pear in print hut as an evidence of fairh, ots will be published in The Da~y at~ 4he tiiscre- if left at or mailed to The Daily ollice, ~Jnaigned 31 receive no consideration, No manuscript will the writer inc loses postage, s not necessa...…
…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<...…
…* *-- -.T- i ,w. . Ica TENNIS OUTOORS Doing Preliminary Work on rete Court at Ferry Field ND IIEIM)EL ARE VETERANS CogPETING . for candidates for the as team has been issued by er Wesbrook and up to 25 men have reported for ad. The 1Aild weather con- have prevailed so far this made the opening call for! I earlier than it has ever' response to the ideal con- re than 20 players have' ery afternoon this week. been limited to the con- whic...…
….Mwo 0N iLLINI LEN CE FIV E Captain-elect Ely and "Bill" Miller star counters on the Wolverine bask- etball five duTring teh past season have been placed on the All-Confer-. ence basketball teams picked by H Martin Glenn, sports editor of thc Daily Illini. Elyv was given the posi- tion on the first team as tip off ma; while Miller owas given a berth oi the second team along with Taylor oisconfsin, due tQ te fact thai; his regular position...…
…pplmcn -L :ory NUTAU1BIR ETTEN7 24, 805 E. Her-on.Dtot,16- A, 1122 White. Qesinea, a, 2 WA! '2411, 11 (Chrch Cicgo Ik,1T-W-2R. '24. 918S. tte-erot:28 .'2,37 F. Wilia, 22- 2211 9020 .Mno.BfaoN.Y,28W r. 32B.Maion Ltliicd32- 64, Okad, Dtot,2r- ,4 6381 rN. State.DI -piig,16- i1109S.Welgl to key, 284m i, o h'24, S ISp. Y332.1111. AnAbo,27 - 50 0, MOM Mya. DAM~', udi 0.-I4' ~ - 4, 63rapa. iwake Wi., G73 5 S 11t.Igls iu iy a,12- G'orsyteWolwCMUSU...…
…Wuomen :ets for the Junior Gls' play are a salt at Grahami's bookstore. s marked 42 are for the per- ice oni March 23, those marked March 24, and 44 for March 25. earsals for the Junior Girls' Play follows: s rehearsal at 7 o'clock thiJs g. Saturday, group one. at 9 E; group two at 9:30 o'clock; three at 10 o'clock groups five vo at 10:130 o'clock; rop six, and eight at 11 o'clock, There e rebearsal of the entire cast Eoruses at 7 o'clock Sa)t...…
…IbIA L DU L Lt I U:8) p. in (11:S() m. Saturdays.) s I FRIDAY, tA.RCH 17, 1922 Xniber 121 aunications for the Board of Regents: he next meeting of th Board of Regents will be held Friday, March 31. :unications for the Regents, In order to be presented at that time, be received at the President's OffIce before 5 p. . Thursday, March 24, immunicatipns received later thau this time wil be presented. I M. L. BURTON- rslty S.enates he next meet...…
…iF Zr6 Ut -I. t I II7 DAY AND NIGHT SEVICE ANN ARBOR, MIOEIANO FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17,.1922 PRIC eIV 11 THAT CON. TO ACCEPT NT *THIS LEVY ERWISE SAYS BILL )ULD BE POSTPONED ' and McCuinber Do Not Be. ve That Legislation Ought-I to Be Dropped (By Associated Press) n, Feb. 16.-Pay the sold- 'ith the general sales tax, the legislation, was Pres- ig's advice today to con. airman Forduey of the house and means committee and Chair- M...…
…OF THE URIIVXRtIT° ULAN pt Mon" y dudrlwt the Ysltiev. if Student blict1oss. mornd i Ind on MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS mAsociated Press a xcivelj titd to the a for" as i all news dp.iatch Aere to'i t :iss.t otk*?vaa ithin papas and tbe local news pablisb'pi therelA., d at the post~ce at Ann Arbor, Miian. as saccad ng, Maynard Scraet. , 2414, ) words, if signed, the .ig. rint but as an evidence of ablis~ed in The Daily at the mai d to Th...…
…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...…
…TODAY AND SATURDAY, Spirits!! , e Nay! Nay! Back up Fellows --- This Is No Liquid But --- NA stry of crooks who sold Messages from the Dead until someone cut the wires t as a Spokesman for Spooks You can't beat TELLS O OR ONIE BY ARMS CNEEC TALAMON SAYS PARLEY CREATED GREATER FEELING OF FRIENDLINESS Prof. Rene Talamon has once more resumed his duties in the French de- partment after three months' service as an interpreter at the Conference o...…
…_° - :p "Z 77 I _wq-q v .. "i , S ~, LA .L -- -,-..-.--...-...--. ES TWO HARD GAMES END---BDRINAA Two Teams .Which dy Defeated em ?P WILL BE N LAST CONTEST tomorrow night Coach his basketball proteges test part of their Confer- le. Starting against the play five games in eight which are with Big Ten plays here on Saturday followed on Monday by xt Wednesday the Wol- for Lansing, where they ;ies on that night. Coming ve two days of...…
…A FLL PRIMED ORRO9W AFTERNOON. Limbering tip Of Unused Muscles Is Still Chief Work Of JBaseball Men IbUV IU11 Team Comes for Dual Farrell's Ten in PAIN SIMMONS AND VAN I ORDEN WILL NOT COMPETE" rything points towards a grand igan victory tomorrow afternoon Steve Farrell's tracksters are uled to mix matters with the" go Maroons at Waterman gy na- in the first Wolverine track meet e season. Maroons Look Weak the past Coach Stagg's track pro- ...…
…ilc DAILY ., ruscniria BE IN MAR, I 'Uii PAPERS FOR NORTHERN LEAGUE CONTEST LIMITED TO 1,860 WORDS Manuscripts for the Northern League Oratorical contest should be handed in by March 1, according to Prof. Ray K. Immel, of the oratory de- partment. These manuscripts must be limited to 1,850 words and may be on any subject of general interest. Shortly after March 1 preliminary class contests will be held until one representative from the s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .i HIM N TRADE SC, A TO ME COURSE :IN BIBLE STUDY SOON .; WILL OPEN WITH BANQUET PRESBYTERIN CHURCH FEBRUARY ,21 in the morning, and making the re- turn trip from Ann Arbor at noon. ADRIAN-ANN. ARBOR BUS SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE OCT. 10, 1922 Read Down Central Standard Time A.M. P.M. P.M. A&PM Daily Daily' Daily Daily 7:30 :30 Lv... Adrian ...Ar 7.00 12:45 8:o052. 5 ... Tecunseh .... 6:25 I2:10 8:25 22:25 .......Clinton .......…
…[N THE~ATERS ADVISORY BOARI WILL GIVE PI IrvI I. hack To The Play At League Party JA ai6aa1 L.PtL I A.A.U. SOCIAL MEETING TODAY . PLAN girls wishing to borrow money ;he University loan funds for should see Dean Myra B. Jor- Classes in rifle shooting will begin this week. The periods are: From 1:30' to 4:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoons, and 'from 7 to 9 o'clock Wednesday evenings., All girls who signed up for' practice should report a...…
…DULLETIN !urton Assur Homeo Stud Of Square 'eS LOCK CLUBS TO S111 e~^, iSCGOUT 'REIU' TONIGHTl DAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1922 Number 97 "Vat I. all students who have changed their address since the office of the Dean of Students, Room 2, Univer- hange of Address card. J. A. BURSLEY, Dean of Students. t Organizations: Presidents of the'various student organizations is' them about Jan. 16th asking that the office of the plied with membership lists...…
…AND I I LDER pipe gik 1 AP DAY AND '' 81 I ,, e _.._. . _. VOL. XXXIF, No. 82 ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, TUESDAY. JANUARY 17. 1922 Pi 1 XWA ARMS CONFERENCE SETTILES CHINES TARIFF PROBLEM AGREEMENT PROVIDES CHANGE IN SCHEDULE AT VARIOUS PERIODS' POSTPONE ACTION ON JAPAN'S 21 POINTS Spheres of Influence Question Awaits Disposal of Shantung Matter Speaks Tonight 'ILLINOIS QUINTET D0EFEATS MICHIGAN . BY 20-17 SCORE, CUniversity and ...…
…If r DAILY 11 L)AILY £ i *i an Dat1i OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER Q? THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday duringthe Waiver ity year by the Beard in Control of Stud..: Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associatea Press is exclusie entitled to the s. tei epubliation of al news diatch scredtd to it a rnot ' oterwis redited in this paper and e local news published4 therein. Entered at the postofice at Ann Arbor...…
…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...…
…IE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANtARY 17, 1 . e . "c .. ': ,{ ' T 7 . . Y } )OSTERS WILL DISCUSSI CHEERLEADERS AT MEETING Boosters' committee composed of m whosc numbers run from 169 to 9, inclusive, are meeting at 5 o'clock' SLEEP ANYWHERE, BUT EAT AT REX'S THE. CLUB LUNCH 712 Arbor Street Near State and Packard Streets today in room 302 at the Union. Th( matter of cheerleaders will be discuss ed and action taken toward more ef- fective...…
…A %ALA l .1 -J IAi~i A JAKE SCHAEFER, WORLD'S CHAMPION BILLIARD PLAYER,. WHO MEETS ROGER CONTI, FRENCH TITLE - HOLDER, AT UNION BILLIARD ROOM THIS AFTERNOON. 9Will Discuss Reading Room Plans All ex-service men, both those af- filiated with the different organiza- tions for these men and those who are not, are urged to be present at a meeting to be held at 7:15 o'clock; Thursday in the reading room of the Union. The meeting is being called...…
…DAILY 4+i ii' NCI _.._, FINISHID Our prints' are made on Velox. Materials that are Eastman made and meth- ods that are Eastman approved, plus the ex- perience of our experts are guaranties of fin- est quality finishing. I Bring us your films sa~rTADLLffn1905% c I P R E s S I N Phone 628 CSTUDY ON DECLINE' Prof. Ferry Reas Figures Before Association of American Colleges. WIORE ATTENTION GIVEN TO ECONOMICS IN SCHOOLS (By Associated ...…
…Ti -U1GAN DAILY - AT _THLE THEATERS Vin Success In Life-Like Show TODAY Screen "The White-Headed Boy" is being presented at the New Detroit theater in Detroit, all this week, by a group of Irish players. It is a vivid present- ation of a life-like story, bringing out the high lights of human nature with- out delving into' the' human passions so over done by American playwrights. The story travels its course-in a log- ical and pleasing ...…
…L.,. 1L 1 . .w......r OFFICIAL BULLETIN TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1922 Number 82- WHAT'S GOING ON I a eend Semester Elections: The election blanks of all students in the College of Literature. Science, d the Arts must be handed in to the proper Committee on Elections, Mon- y to Thursday Feb. 6 to 9, as follows: Freshmen-A oom 206 (second floor, north), U. H. or all those hav- ' in October, less than 24 hours credit. Sophomores-Room 208 (seco...…
…THE WEATHER I RAIN( AND COLDER TODAY" CY f Rtr t 4Ia it!3 ASSOCIATI PRESS IA T AND JIGHT siRyIc I i n irrrrrrrs rww .. ri A4 VOL. XXXII. No. 46 COUNCIL FAVORS WEARING TOQUS NEXT SAT-URDAY ALSO ADVOCATES GENERAL WEAR. ING OF THEM DURING WIN. TER MONTHS NEW STUDENTS ALL TO WEAR FRESH INSIGNIA Gives Vote of Thanks to Organizations and Individuals Who Sent '25 Team on Trip Wearing of the class toques by all classes of the University at t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TRURI OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- sity year by the Bard in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Asociatd Press is exclusivel'entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it "r not oterwis credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffioce at Ann Arbor, ...…
…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 $7.50 SCHWARTZ & KALLIS 712 First National Bank Bldg. (By Robert W. Cooper) In 1769 while cruising in the south Pacific, Cook, the explorer discover...…
…-. . _ .: " " :,, .! 40. Y - D~ w. .-" 'p ion-athletic student organizations BILLIARD TOURNAMENT AT I T r n re placed under the control of the UNION STARTS THIS WEEK IN L tate committee in 1909.lNB 1 Latecommtteein 109.Only seven entries have been se-1 O l se n e t i ha e b n e-- cured for the annual 18.2 balkline O F A T R C T IO N billiard tournament which is to be ELITE HAT SHOP held at the Union this year. The list Michigan Has Held...…
…-n Schedule 'his Saturday Harvard meets Yale next Saturday in the most important game scheduled for that day and the last of the games between the -Big Three. Figures show that Yale should win the en- counter for they beat Princeton last week by a score of 13 to 7 and the Tigers took over the Crimson the week-before, 10 to 3. In this last game all the scoring was done in the last quarter. Princeton's touchdown was made by a 64 yard run of Gi...…
…JL A 5. a MEN BUY GALOSHES AT HAGEN'S UNDERGRADUATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION IS NEWEST UNIVERSITY ORGANIZATION PURPOSE TO FOSTER RESEARCH, TO PROMOTE GOOD. PELLOWS IP "University of Michigan Medical Undergraduate association is the name of >ichigan's latest organization. The organization embraces all the medical undergraduates and has as its pur- pose the stimulation of extra cunicu- lar work, the fostering of a spirit of the barrel and firi...…
…I fit MvIHIG " PAIL T Brown Shoes, size 8... .....$CA Banjo lUke and, Case ,.. .... .04 Jazz Slide ......... 2.00 Fox Typewriter .......12.40 T. A. SOULTS 612 Church StL Phone 1070-W. SHUBERT Twice Daily MICHIGAN Matinee P ~C to $.So (DETROIT) Rights oc to .oo The greatest screen spectacle the world has ever known. THEODORA The history of the world has been written in lave stories and this is one. G AR RICK NMat.-we Sat. Soc to $.50 DETROI...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Volumo'3 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1921 Number 46 Freshmen and Sophomores: Following the usual custom and with the consent of the Deans of their respective Colleges, Freshmen and Sophomores in the Literary and Engi- neering Colleges will be excused from classes Saturday morning, Nov. 19, in order to participate in the annual inter-class contests. M. L. BURTON. All Holders of Football Tickets and R...…
…I SW oan 4,atg.. If i ..r... VAT R :. 158. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1921. PRICE FIV o .. I , 11Tqh T OTORYI TWO DOUBLES MICHIGAN HITS IN , PITCHING JCKEY E HIT arsity Has Game Own Way From First Inning; no Scoring After Sixth (By T. W. Sargent, Jr.) Columbus, Ohio, May 16.-Sensa-- onal pitching by Dixon, combined ith heavy clubbing and perfect field- g, brought Michigan a 5 to 0 vic- ry over Ohio State' here to...…
…during the Univer- Publications. D PRESS itled to the use for it or not otherwis lished therein. Michigan, as second iidingMaynard Strt. rial, 2414. d 300 words, if signed, the sig- in pi*t*but as an evidence of e published in The Daily at the - or mailed to The Daily office. eive no consideration. No mnan- ; writer incioses postage. ily endorse the sentiments ex- ill not be received after 8 o'clock ...GEORGE O. BROPHY JR. ...Chesser Mw CamT...…
… /S ." ... .. . . -a. .. , .. ... . : ° . U embers of both the Illi- igan track teams were .on for the meet last horoughly evinced by marks that were hung esting athletes. most outstanding fea- remarkable high jump- dom, even in an inter-j t, where 20 or more e, that three men are six feet or over. But ms are able to enterl t can jump this height le short of remarkable. t equal his highest leap, rprised critics by going a half higher ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL\ 3eks ' lips WON~ ltd i r an xs : :+ ": s: spa File Watch0es ,Atte4tv te liornian's Thn o 2 45 Secondk AI _CCEP"TE, .RECOM AVILL I PASS THREE WORLI) TIMES Los Allgeles, Mayi 16.-Five watches, "frozen" at the7 fifth second mark,. Which deniotes the time](,made by youngI 'Zaragueta" To, Play In Oetromt Memb1ers of -the cast of "Zaragueta,"' the Spanish comedy which wvas pre- ,vented by the Sociedad Hisp~anica last Thu,,rsda...…
…4 DAILY AL;4 AV4A%.ol IAA DAILY 'oach Farrell Believes California M4ORY OF SON~ In commemoration of the birthday >f his son, Richard N. Hall, who wa tilled in action in France in 1916, Di Louis P. Hall, df the Dental school vill give a garden party at 4:3( 'clock tomorrow afternoon, at his yes. dence, 1530 Hill street. All members of the'Richard N. Hal' ost of the Veterans of Foreign War. ire invited to attend in uniform, ant hose who wis...…
…MICHI AL' .3' MICH AIL -galumnae editor, Carrie Fairchild, '21, ng, 'Pntngs and business manager, Helen Mac- rartha Cook A nnual Dougall, '21. A benefit dance was given ~May 6 for the purpose of rats- - iing funds toward the cost of the an- Swill b An aluinae section composedInual _ . z of Chic vaar :s o me as vill be an article' architecture, and rt Scranton, the nd designed thel also be a sketch' being planned by landscape artist ...…
…~DAIJ AT ION"l FOR IE TREAT TODAY ERS ers' as- the Un- abers of * repre- Guild of . This Jay and acert by go Sym- ay eve- ' Screen Majestic -Topics. "Moonshine," a Mermaid comedy with "Ham" Hamilton. Douglas McLean in "The Home Stretch." "The Famous Filipino Seven," and, Elliot Dexter in "The Witching Hour." Arcade - William S. Hart in "O'Malley of the Mounted," Mack Sennett comedy and Kiflo- grams. Wuerth - Mary Pickford in "Through th...…
…DAILY la&a , ".. .."" i FICIAL BULLETIN TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1921. Number 158. bers of the University: bers of the University Facultiep and the Students are cordially o the Formal Opening of the Loan Exhibition of Recent Acquisi- the A. M. Todd Art/Collections in Alumni Memorial Hall from 8 o'clock; Tuesday Evening, May the seventeenth. M. L..BURTON, President. of the University: Ann Arbor Art Association announces an exhibition of Pictur...…
…HIE WEATHER JDY AND SOMEWHAT WAMI~ER TODAY J r 5k jua 4I alli, ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE VOL. XXXI. No. 114. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1921. PRICE FIVE EN Calpus AdOpts Student ommitte f OEAR SCNEY SURPASSES ANY' FRONT CURTAIN MADE BY CARL BROMEL IN ANN ARBOR SCHIRMER WILL TAKE ROLE OF MOLLY, MAIDI LAST TOUCHES PUT ON "SALINA SUE" The cast and choruses of the Junior Girls' play will be put through the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAA4 apt OFFI9IAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OP MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- y year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASOCIATEt PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise *dited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. -7-7 . -- . t, , IL . cy, ,. -Track Men Leave Today For Evanst( 20 ATHLETES 9ON' SQ U AOSELECTED, FR0 816 TE[N MEET, MICHIGAN, ILLINOIS, PURDUIE, WISCONSIN FAVOREl) TO WOLVERINES STRONG IN REL AY, 440, JUMPS, DASH Indian Runners Set New Records In Practice Rates Schoolf Twenty men compose the track squad that Coach Steve Farrell will take to Evanston to enter the Confer- ence indoor track meet Sa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Frayed Wirre or se Lamp Socket Dangerous.. Telephone 273 Washtenaw, Shop Electric FROM THE SIDELINESFashions Decreeu By Bob Angell = Michigan, the largest school in the center of attraction for many-as in Conference, is woefully weak in the bygonejdays. ti nhaN cemr W a idz number of her recognized athletic Upstairs men let their primitive in- The Waltz has once more regained -ts teams. Other Big Ten colleges whose sti...…
