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…PAE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA' a ...._ .............. SA ,.e ,. _ att lY a> 11r irtan U a i MUSI MUSICASTED ROLL Published every morning except Monday AND during the University year by the Board in Control of Student uhlicatins. ID R A M A A TUNT, GLOOr! Members of Western Conference Editorial IIEGO'NE, SORROW Association._The sentiments expressed in the The Associated Press is exclusively cn- THIS AFTERNOON: The special ejaculations abo...…

…PAGEI TWO ____________________ I N,11 MICI-IGAN DAILY SATURDA~hY, M ARCT- 7, 1925 being outlined and put into operationJ by the action of the delegates. The committee on resolutions, head- ed by Mr. Comstock, in its report, which was adopted unanimnously by the convention, exp~ressed sympathy# for the loss of President Burton in these words: "We deplore the un- timely death of Dr. TMarion L. Biirton, president of the IUiversity of Michl- ...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE ICHIAN DILYTUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1925 RBBI ADDRESSES SUNDAY SEVC Starts Drying Gulf !Minnesota Field Will Be Ipoe Minneapolis,. April; 6.-LImprove-1 ments costing $120,000 will be made at tNorho field and the University of! Minnesota stadium this spring, it wast announced today. Northrop field will be increased by one third and provi- S~ons made for three football grid- irons.t More than $100,000 will be expe...…

…PAGE TWOTUSAYMA7,12 THEI MICIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1925, .----.__...p _.. . . LAW SCHOOL PLANS, SU1MMERSCHEDULE' Two First Year and Ten Second Year Courses Will Be Included On Progrm WORK BEGINS JUNE 16 rC.!niv rsiy 1' om n Iand one from South Africa. Tfhe " committee has characterized Dr. G v n Aar Fo Chamberlain's worm as standing outt , tI )rc inently n in Ihe Celdl ml dIn 1in' According to a recent announce-i, The subject of th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ail'NDAY, OC OBU1 , i A .. ?most of the space for the formler is al-! readly gone, while reservations for Min-; nesota are just beginning to cornyC in. The Allenel reports thai, they are half sold out for the 7.i}n.;o' a erme. Rooms are being rsie mostly b~y studenuts. Daily classified for real resul S. i a S;chernwreioriito Lectu~re staff is required to w rite contrary to _. _ . !J,3!mis '3ehermerhorn, former edi...…

…PAGE TWb THE- MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 1923 PAGI~ TWO 'WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1923 association, and Harry Meixell, the NEXT ON PROCRgM~ Second -tmlwcr of Oratorical Lecture! Course to he Given Friday stitution and draw up the bey-laws. A letter was received by Hawley Tap- ping, '16L, field secretary of the Alum- ni association yesterday asking for information on this subject. Robet igee comwesinMarch j POPUAR DA~LATU ATIS...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TA KAPPg 'ES TONIGHTI Will Argue Here.Un Affirmative EDITOR LECTURES ON CONFEDERA CY Left Yesterday For Ohio Debate rIA Prof. I. LI. Goddard of Ohio State University to Address Gathering IONORA RY FRATERNITY TO ADD SEVEN MEMBERS Prof. Henry H, Goddard, of Ohio State university, will be the speaker tonight at the annual fall banquet of Phi Delta Kappa, national honorary fr%ternity in the field of education. Professor G...…

…r gthe Univer- itions.' ~ss the use for not otherwise therein. ;an, as second building, Maynard street. ditorial, 2414. ceed 300 words, if signed, the sig- ar in print, but as an evidence of I be published in The Daily at the at or mailed to The Daily office. receive no consideration. No man. the writer incloses postage. sarily endorse the sentiments ex- ..i...Managing Editor x414 or 1016, s... Business Manager 6o or 2738 .Asst. Managing Edi...…

…J VJAI t , in reality, as much a part as a required-study. of a lib- --- m ., ,. w RR OF THE UNIVERSITY ICHIGAN except Mnday during the Uniyer trol of Student Publications. ASSOCIATED PRESS exclusively entitled -to the use for tches credited to it or not otherwise lrcal news piblistYed threin t Ann Arbor. Michigan. as second Maynard street. 0414. words, if signed, the sig. nt, but as an evidence of ished in The Daily at the ailed to The...…

…THE MIC1 ULY THE MIC ULY ig I1 i NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN very morning except Monday during the Univer-' Board in Control of Student Publications. BER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ted- Press is exclusively entitled to the use for all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise paper and the local news published therein. the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second Sby carrier or mail, $3.50. n Arbor Press building, Ma...…

…:ept Monday during the Univer- I of Student Publications. ASSOCIATED PRESS clusively entitled to the use for es credited to it or not otherwise\ cal news published therein. Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ail, $3.50. uiliding, Maynard street. orial, 2414. ailed to Tne Dauy -yotc. o consideration. No man- er incloses postage.' idorse the sentiments ex- be received after 8 o'clock EDITOR. ................HARRY M. CAREY, rs-ark - oseh A. Berstin...…

…________THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH ", 1924 O9GRAM CHOSEN 'OR MAY FESTIVAL I h ,_ (Continued fromn Page One) Thursday Evening Soloists: Claire Dux, soprano; Syl- via Lent, violinist; Royal Dadmun,' baritone; the University Choral union, the Chicano Symphony orchestraCO- ductors : Earl V. Moore, Frederick Stock. Overture, "A Pilgrims' Visin ............ ..Carpenter Aria, "Bel dliessen schonen1 :Augen.......... ....Mozart (Witl-h o...…

…wTHE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MA OYD GIVES -OUT TALK Governor To Go l Back To School ALUMNAE TO HOLD 'CAMPAIG.N BANQUET ed on Saturday is of particular sig- nificance to the Ann Arbor graduates since it is tMe outcome of work begun by them two years ago. Living in Ann Arbor they were among the first to see the need for the University of Michigan League building. Announce Winner In Design Contest Eleanor Hawn, '26A, was announced the wi...…

…PAGE TWO TNF IkATr WTr' A\T DAILY .5 1Z.j i ,.. kIIUztI IN OCTOBER r, 19 25 DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1925 ENROL .ENTBIG MIodern ]i'orens.ic '1raining PVInmiilar. ivies iLeague Te:as lWihImport- ant Word Qwestkns LIBRARY AIDS ORATORS enrollment to date in the Michigan High School Debating league for the coming season have already surpassed last year's number, sated Prof. G. E. Densmore of the public speaking de- partment, supervisor o...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1925 .. Judges For Extemporaneous 1 Speaking Contest Selected Judges for the first semester ext em- and upperclassmen, except those who! poraneous spearing 16ontest to be hed; have represented Michigan in inter- at 8 o'clock Wednesday night, Nov. collegiate debate. The winner will be; 21, in University Hall unde the aus- presented with a bronze plaque, anid1 pices of the auspices o1f the ...…

…PgGIC d THE MICHIGAN DAILY t'I LRSIAY, JAI'ILIY 7, 1;I2G 4 - _ __ . COMMITTEE NAMES11 -ORay MViller's Orchestra And Royal Canadians Already Selected; Another To Be Chosen WJR WILL BROADCAST Contracting Ray Miller's 12-piece . orchestra of New York City and the Royal Canadians, an 11-piece organi-' nation now playing in the ClevelandI "music Box", as the two main orchles- tras for the evening, the J-Hop corn- inittee now has the majorp'ar...…

…v PAGE TWO THE M A It 1t'ilrf D AlLy THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 7w 1020 a s a. MICr-a aN fl r+ka t.Y aTa.r t~fA O~M~R 112 nmi innrin nw uri I 14Ml llk SENE0 [N NF Aged Mother of Mexican President Halos 5DI l10NP1 N Senators Brookhart and Blease Deno; A E PP N E TOPlane, Flight on First Trip to LosAngele Politicians in Capitol Enforcement CBMMJTTEIS Carnival Will be Climax of: ri ___.: National Glider Week, :?3 Charles "Young, Chairman of ".s No...…

…"THE MICHIGAN DATI \ SATURDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1929 1. ... __.._,._....__... _. w ... t ...........,,.. ,r .._ . a _ Y CHRSTANTYOW~5LARGE MUTUAL RESPONSIBILITY TT PROVES FACTOR IN HONOR SYSTEM iTA Il, ri ivcrz 2 h101TI were of the opinion that the Honor BODY BEGINS. TF RFVISIflN' iiScreen Reflections RHODES SELECTION. TO- BE MAETODAY t tm o Tv « h: LE i _ _ "'" 1 %P r.11:1 4I Ji F. 11U.U 4N 7u W a7 {t ee ti i Sti 'ifjclr~, a ASysteiml 1s ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FOUR UNIVERSITY MEN ARE TO SAIL FOR GREE.NLAND STATION IN SPRING Ralph T Belknap, two assistants! Greenland, having accompanied Pr o Little Is Appointed GRAN T CONTRACTS Chai rman{Of Soci ety FRNWBIDN k---- Contracts have been let during the n Follow~ing his xwork a's presiding past few days to Spence Brothers of tofficer at, the meeting held last week! Saginaw for the construction of the t:{i7 etroit, iPresident Clarence ...…

…PAGE TWO ALLEN' TO ENGAGE I~ WORK THROUGH &TATE, NATIONAL AVTHORITY TO JOIN SCHOOL OF FORESTRY IN STATE 'WORK TO BEGIN WORK IN APRIL Work In Nationa Office Of American Forestry Association Has Kept Ilion Active In Forestry Shirley W. Allen, forester and conservation advocate, is to join the3 School of Forestry and Conservationj soon to engage in forest extension work throughout the state. He is toI deliver a series of lectures to school childr...…

…rvvo THE MICHIGAN DAILY TJIURSDAY, APIIII, 71, l',1°i THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIIUflSDAY, APRIL4 7, 1927 FRENCH DEPARTMEiNT PLANS WQRK SprisABdeg~ N~fRDl ForminBasis %Of PltiNowis-Being bcelised By 1Faclty WILL. GIIVE FULL CREDI'T Plans providing for one year's : u- pervised undergraduate study abroad, with full credit towards the Armer~ian baccalaurate degree' are being (levis- Ld y the French department. 13y the plan, all students of French ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATtURDAY,I Will . ................ ., flflAIK' CA W .L IRMAN OF NEW RADIOBOARD STORM=PROOF TELEPHIONE KEEPS R ECE IVIJTNG SE TON DESK~ CABLE WILL SPAN STATE MANY PR[ISI NfTIflF I - C (',t rI Oio 1 of a stcrix-ro Plans Arbor Day SEVERAL SCHOOLS O'GBRIEN REPORTS - CONDEMN HAZING! TRAFFIC BETTER 1 sevei al scl ools, including Oliio, "Traffic coildltions ini Anni Arbor . ::: z : :> 1 a1 a aa% a 0 1 1 xmpv E'v o f vae 3V...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIIRSD \,OCTORBR7, 12 YOAKUM TO ASSIST uIN BUSINESS STUDY 1"4ofessor 1'O{f Bsns dums ~ Is:A1ppoiftri )o ii ;ieitwll iteseiircli ('oiiiiittee EIXPERTS ARE CHOSEN Prof. C. S. Yoakumn, of the school of Business Administ ra- tion, has been plac ed on the co:mmittee on angere i- seachmethods aqari iil 1i cal ion1s; 1u5t organized by the American MVan-I agnelniltassociation. Th~1is associa - tion ha, a memibership of ...…

…I I THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDPA, NVME 7, 1:12C 110 1 'iO19 M1 ." WHAT'S GOING ON ,; ,Th appear in this column must << I , i i ; ,x at the Daily office ;t~ dcd for !.'-,t purpose before 4:00 hk pre(ceding thie day of issue. SUNDAY Prof. Preston E. Slosson will be the pierof the second biweekly sup- !Ir o! !e Cosmopolitan club at 61 n lu i Lane hall auditorium. He vi Il ik -s his subject "Democrat- MONDAY 'Vhe A( n Educational club will holI...…

… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. DECEINIBEER 7. 1,924 aTa-dP l MTCI1 11.AlM T~AIJ1 Y - 'l earn~'WlTVf 1lt _.._. _* aa * .,.1. 1! AJt '1h71J:3.Za l~tt L'Il f tl .. li l" 7 WORLD PEACE IS DISCUSSED BY MISSIONARY Mrs. Emerich Contends Promotion Of Understanding Is Most Vital As Remedy Mrs. J. W. Emerich, addressing a meeting of the Cosmopolitan club Sun- /day night in Lane Hall, stated that the only way in which to achieve world peace ...…

…PA CF TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUA-RY 7, 1927 EXHIBITED[AT LIBRARY1 Arraitgmei Of PhIotographs% In Order Gives Chronological Record Of Hobbs' Excursion. SHOWS LIFE OF ESKIMOS In conjunction with his supplemen- tary work on the results of the first Greenland expedition of the University of Michigan, Prof. W. IH. Hobbs, of the geology department has arranged a' collection of approximately 200 photographs which have been placed Dil dis...…

…_________ ~~~THE MICHIGAN DAILY UTAARI7,12 SUNDAY, MARCH 7, 192(; _ d/IFirst A flaring Sirellg I 9 And like wise meet the Firtilack Sheep who ajourneying and after tasting the Forbidden Frui# of that ribald City the Wanderer did- WIIOSOE VI.E~R SPECIAL NOTICE-Popular prices will prevail during thisJ IMA Y____ producion's Ann Arborenamnt 'oi ltnstin bit different frm the great pictures that 1ave~ 1gone b. Pe. IHE~REIT IS! The 1w 1ry thlat, ac...…

…PACE TWO TTIF MTCI.TTC.ANT nATT Y WEDNESDAY", APRIL 7, 02G rAETW I FMIII1.N YTIYWENSDY ARL .I 2 AN NOUNCE 1FOURTH- fighit high School Debating I~aguel Teamis Survive E liviination Cut Of Third .Conglest WILL GIVE 64. TROPHIES Narrowing down the numb~er of de- bating teams in the third elimination debate of the Michigan High School Debiting league held last Friday, has resulted ini the survival of eight team., vwhich will debate in the fou...…

…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 ...…

…Wolverine GolfersI scoring one pair of golfers can only and paired with Lewis, managed . '11111 win nine points and the Oakland to pick up a single point against lSDE Defeated A Derodiuls pair needed all nine niahrs : MeFawn and W. R~yan. Linfestyx EVC nto vain,. as eight would have tied up shot a 78. -. the match. Largely due to ti, play Ward, playing number one, w as; Denk atnd >ichardson Shoot Par of Denk, who negotiated th:e tricky only ab...…

…D Alt Y WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, pows"W .... Bar Members Favor GARGOYLE, BURLESQUING FOOTBALL, Local Hou Capital Punishment' WILL MAKE APPEARANCE THURSDAY Petiti Dedicated to the great God Foot- yard Lampoon" and other maga- Vote of Michigan Bar Association ball, the November number of zines, a page of drama criticism, CITIZENS PR( Shows Majority Favor "Gargoyle" will blaze forth Thurs- and a newly created page o...…

…I AOR TWO i ICE _MICHICAN DAILY PRMAY, DECEMSER 7, 1928 Z~AQF~ TWO FflIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1928 THiE .MICHIGAN DAILY OPEN FORU0|M OF SC A HARS HAAS ADDRES t'ctor Holds Forum Discussion Inc ,Adwv-ates Rturn To Ni'' rainsm GIL DELIVERS INAUGURAL ADDRESS MATH PROFESSOR TO SPEAK TODAY Continuing the series of Univer- sity lectures, Professor E. R. Hed- rick of the Southern Brank of the University of California will speak' o.n "The Foundation...…

….. T, H M I=CH I A 1V ii1&ffI - _ __ __ _ _ ., - - '- _ - - - E .__. - I i A GPLANTASKS!Prof. Brown Takes Part In Reunion Of INREASEIN BUilG Old Hoover Staffs fllAttendsFirst Reception Of The AfTHII BOfl H New Administration Following InauguralParade PRESENT PLANT INADEQUATE Having met his old chief as FOR UNIVERSITY SAYS President of the United States, PARDON Prof Everett S. Brown of the poli- -tical science department returned SUPPLIES...…

… PAGE TWO , ORATORICAL ENTRIES WILL SEKTONIGHT, . reliininary Speeches Scheduled For Tonight; Record Number Of lfauuscripts Received THREE PRIZES OFFERED Contestants in the Thomas E. H. Black New Testament oratorical contest will speak at 7 o'clock to- night in Room 302, Mason hall. This will be the preliminary round in this annual contest. Manuscripts have been received by Prof. D. T. Hollister of the speech department who is in charge of the...…

…THE MICIGAN DAILY v Attention! LL good hats are good hats5, Ibt * all hatters don't render th-e same good service. We paydmstparticu9- lar attention to customer atteyad ~n SAFFELL- BUSHl 6904 East ULiberty One Marz Tells Another i ______ The disputed knockout of the seventh round in slow e motion. Every seat a ringside seat. if I f 1 i ~w u- I …

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1927 \ COLD WAVE CHECKS RISING WATERS THREATENING TO l TDTUI Harvard And Cambridge C U UONflE{ AROQUSES BREAK ALL FLOOD RCRSIN TOWNS THROUGH EASTONOR \N ITHAeia NsrnOEt EEA ' ETLO DRECORDSSTI""""I American Sysem Of E .y.-,.---.-CR EST. { o Yagt t* '?,. !VOUM E N MEuIINE atiOnkirlmthe American system of lis in III wraduate Finds ucation Faulty eo sec ondary schoosystem } ( Continued from Page One) ...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATTURDAY, JANUARY i, Ill"4 PAGE rWo SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1D2S _ _ _. ISSUES REPORT ABOUT HIGH SCHOOL DEBATES ISSUES 15 Affirmative And Negative Sides Win Almost Equal Nuniber Of Debates On Question Of Primaries MANY ATTEND CONTESTS According to a report i'ssued by Prof. Gail E. Densmore, manager of the Micligan high school debating league, the returns thus far from the debates on the question, resolved that t...…

…PACE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 192~ Foreign Students LIMON TELEGOPEAre Entertained COMINS HERE SO5cr i Nab owns .z __ ___ _.._ _. :'k .. A Lenses Tested by Professors Hlussey, Curtiss; Said to be Free ! From Imperfections HAS 27-INCH OBJECTIVE Tests of the new 27-inch objective of the Lamont telescope, carried on by Prof. W. J. Hussey, director of the Univers ty observat...…

…THE M INL I. d t] I l 1ull Tn'Y SQUAD i ;, r ;, a P arrell Will Organize' Three Harrier; Teams For Intereollegiate Meet; -VNW 11A$SI8'FOR AWARDING "1-'8s" WILL BE INALURA TRl As the result 'of- a conference be- tween1 Steve Farrell, Varsity coach of track ,and field sports, 'Elmer D. Mit- chell, director eof intramural Athlet- ies, aind George Little, representing the department of intercollegiate ath- letics, an intensive drive for...…

… Londoners Elect MANYINew Lord Mayor National Vote to Find Severail Sena-, toral, Prohibition and Bonus Fights ARE LARGE INUMBER OF WOMEN : CANDIPATES FOR WASHINGTON (By Associated Press) Chicago, Nov. 6.-Endorsement or . rejection of President Harding's ad- ministration by the voters of Ohio, .. senatorial fights in the Buckeye state, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Wis- consin, Minnesota, Missouri, North Da- kota, Nebraska and Texas, and the ac-" t...…

…i 4Y4A%& l1A 11r 1 Ad a., I SENOB OM N M EIUnder the management of Miss SEIO W ME M ET Adam n e tfintensive coursel ________ TOin the leadership of Girl Scout work TOOT TO -.IV01I atJIW P191 at smith, Mt. Holyoke, and Vassar colleges. This ya h work is er1 All senior class women will meet at, de'veloped in the south and middle o'clock this afternoon in the' Women of thes senior class will west. A course of ten lessons in troop ague rooms at ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY- (a[[[ Christmnas P ° rgra[ItNS[MJTO GET FRESHME~N ! Cop Immigrants ENLARGEMENTSPLANNED Wil Mk CRcArY FORI JESNST z~ ark oncRADeORTET Coming To U S. ByC orissodyI lU UKII PNI Frshmap. gymnasium work for the FAiCJ ; Noml iecio f- rdr-next few weeks will consist 'of wrest- orJn6-IeL m - RBI.V U).T 'oAU Ple NrmlC lleg ; choir of CRIT!NiFLCK T LAV ing and apparatus work according tarig to scnd another large contingent SAINla...…

…____ ____ ____THE MICHIGAN DAILY iPtole '7.r oEn c~I i$°rgs i Llts e'e, Froiii WwR~ent 14 0,0410 Contest For IExibition ANMW llN(I 4,11'PLANT ITOST BEAUMTI FULI NW O.L1 Through the efforts of Prof. Emil A. Lorch, of the Architectural school,, the Chicago Tribune building designs have been placed on exhibition, and will be on displayw until 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon, on the g round floor in Memorial hall. The hall will be open to visitors, ...…

…91 E:1 has nevertheless played an important sol9in civilization. - VICIAL NEWSPAPER '0F THE IVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ,,r~ ,w~r' IhIMER SESSION shed every morning except Monday the summer session. er of the Associated Press. The As- : Press is exclusively entitled to the republication of all news dispatches to it or not otherwise credited in 3er and the local news ,published here- SOME OF this likker wich don't ed at the postofice, Ann. Arbor, tak...…

…a tDal 'SPAPER OF THE ublished every morning except Monday ng the summer session. ember of the Associated Press. The As ated Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatches ited to it or not otherwise credited in paper and the local news published here- 'tered at the postoflice, Ann Arbor, higan, as second class matter. abscription by carrier or mail, $t.so. iices: Ann Arbor Press Building. ugnmunications, if sig...…

…aI THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1AR E P A E WHERE TO DINE ! L i -il r .1 Quality! Service! We are prepared at all 11 I;' , 11 i r times to till your pastry, order. We carry a full line of delicious and wholesome French and xAlthough Our Meats 'Are Noted for Their Excellen~t Quality Ofur 'Prices Are No Higher I. U r mummomwoommi I . I . I - - I -WROMMONMOMMOOPM MEATS THE FINEST ' on"WOMOMWA ese or American Dishes Luncheo...…

…l THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1924 rvH i i Minn 110 111Retain Positions of the University Extension div E '11T9T1will address the technical men an subject of "Science andl the Chant Order." IAIIII ATHFR HIRP' mit uwnn nlitrfl am i nr sian. n the B eaumarchais Was Hlero Of Colonies, Asserts Va~n Tymw ; , , .',1 1 ?e Queen, Marie Antoinette. HeI soon Moscow, Dec. 6.-The supreme cc- V'won their confidence and was sent to a no...…

…T *TW- THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tar: SD AY, OCTOBER 7, 1924 Sodium C(ahbona k# : foio .bydrate Vit al In al ,:aii aettareof Washing Comipounidsf DISCOVERED BY BADGER Development of a . uccessftul meth- od of sodium' carbonate mono-hydrate m~anufacture was announced yester- yesterday by Prof. W. L.,,B'adger, of' the chem ical engineering department. The series of experiments which were concluded last week in the evaporator laboratory of the depa...…

…M TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1927 -~ - . &1Il Ouninu r Duke the prohibition enforcement dl- rector for the port of New York will *5be heralded far and ie as ihe man wiot never used "iegal met hods in Published every morning except Monday the enforcement of ,ha prohibition during the University Summer Session by law". (Note: stringent enforement the Board in Control of Student Publica- la's (Ne string.) tions.j means il...…

…x TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY s.-, ... n 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 republicatio°. of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise/ credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, --ostoffce as second class matter. $ubscrip...…