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…~AO~ TWOTHE MICHIGAN" DAILY pyT~p f7~~l47~fp ______________________ Patroize ailyAdvertsers.-Av al IIER E T ___________________________ OFSTO0P STREEIT,!RUING hwn!____________ >., I~invc ~sdlM( 1(fle are the most pr-t i t t c o the new stop laws ar, ordirrg 1toAnAbor polie re ports :51to lf ~S ingenral sPeem to; { ' d~isregard theo lawvInmre than (10 towns-! people, but .;gi l t a en tS ake the pl-! ce th no obleh. As yet few girls; at I ne r ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WE, DNESDAY, OCTOBER. 14, 19251 TH-M - N DAL-WDESAY-CTBR-4-12 Fleet Head Quits ROUTE TO MADISON PUBLISHED BY DETROIT A UTOMOBILE CLUBI (Continued from Page One) 96.0-Caution, jog ight across R. .R. then left. 98.4-Turn left at cross streets onto! East Ave. and beyond cross R. R. 98.8-Cross bridge over Kalamazoo river. 98.9-Fork left at gas station onto Main St. 99.1-Cross multiple R. R.s 99.5--Pass courthouse on left....…

…P A 0 MTWO TVDA, OYiBR1,12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FATTRT 1 iI(7I T lTI,1;T, 14 19.2 SC .A. ANNOUNCES HOLIDAY BARNUET Europe Cradle Of Man, He Says 0 I ; Foreign Students Will Be Entertained At Thanksgiving Day Dinner To Be Given At Union EX-GOVERNOR TO SPEAK Foreign students on the campus will be guests at the third international Thanksgiving banquet given by the Student Christian association and Y. W. C. A. Wednesday, Nov. 25, in the ass...…

…to A OWALGI TWO T' --iFr M ICTG 1NfDAtILY ter' TIlt'U,; AY, SANVARY 1_1, 11,12(i )'Acrn ..,wo .TH .SDAY.. R AN.ARY 14,, . _. R1G6S DISCUSSES NOTED ENGINEERS Committee In Charge Of JI-Hop Arrangements SMETNCOMPILES' SCIENCE BOOK LIST! It gives more than 21200 citations of TUI(xIS1I 3FERCHA TS PST whiRh about 200 refer to pamphietri ADOPT T{ADI) AIRS SOON issued by Government Bureaus:'"IThe various categories are further divided 1C ONST...…

…'' GE TWO TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY FEBRUARY 11TO014 SET FOR SIXTEENTH ENICINEEING 46MEET HooverI Honors War Dead on Date of Eleventh Anniversary jJJI TTAU of Armistice by Laying Wreath on Tomb of Unknown Soldier T IAN EXHIRIT /I Screen Reflections I Blamnes tio" Contemp6rary Civiliza- for Meehnization of Modern Life. Ann Arbor Visit Anuth by TRIBALC By he end+ more than 30 have visited V seum on the University Mu an exhibit of i 1XPE...…

…TI-F. I CH 1 GA N ,_._.. ~t r' L s& . 11i i i -I . t_: D I LV ...c ,a. +. y. ..:. e,...+w +...o a,::s.w w ... +.9 .+. v a. a. Huse Honors Woman lfj RIfrVIrAT~D~ Sec etFnl THREE PROFESSORS TO L EXPEDI1T ION TO 00WIRAQ TJ1B~hIGJT1PS Seeh ytFias- ATANA LU h rnnltteeship! . p ILf1LI~fIIIUIIIVIdto be fHeld Tuesda ATANAyOIIA UV ____Three members, of the plitical is n lea id~fi~IDflOK c fscience department, Prof. J 'Ra- amm RLJI~b r ubDL I BE F...…

…PANE TWd TII7 MICIITC'AN DAILY SATURPDA1', JANUA.RY 14, 192S PflUMINAR SEIEYDIRECTS ,SALVAGE 'Wisconsin Engineer OFFICERS CHOSEN _____N--Y 0 Visits Laboratories BYADELI ICUB F Foet.S h o Russel Sanders on, '29, was chosen at a mieetijig held recently. S.n- DEBATE LEAGUE HELD' ;.;-lerseli replaces Robert Gessner, I I r t I- If You Like Your Comedies- TEAMS -WILT. BE SELE CTEDI POINT SYSTEM BASIS IN ELIMINATIONS SCHEIDUL $FINALS I] ON...…

…I 'AE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, + + BRUAR{Y 14, 1929 WU E'TALKS WLL fAT [CAPTAIN IN CA GUWOUNDDR STON TO TAL FnsPrepaaton i' o! MOEHN UVITiTo Nlve Exhibits Of UNIVERSITY PROGRM O DR NS OVITS ld Mu~seuim ToNeX FIRST PLANE SENT TO ENGLAND O VER RADIO FRIDAY3 SCHOOL F01' 7MSl(' ORCHESTRIA WILL PLAY FIVEF; NU I1BER.1S 3AIDY TO 1)11RECT, IS THIRD 1928 PROGRkM Archaeology, Hlonie Heating, Ob~esity And Heat Treatment of Steel Are To...…

…THE MICHTGAN DAILY F:MPMAY'. TI-rau F M .CT-a srCAM" arTLY av ~X" ",IN m. ThV C.S'JMJAf., SVA X Severaln Falousrsale for the sumiofof ffer,75. PantngThe ipresent rab ook roomp owesI much to the late Isaac Nowton Bern- I - F Last4 Performances 'Today-2:0O, 3:35, 7:00, 8:40 First,('(litions of famous hooks lby' page) becaez l alply.' When this famous au tthors ar1e part ot the cod- change was, made it was d cisc over ed led lol in thle...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATT,.'N.DAY, MAY 1-1, 19-27 DAILY SATIiIRDAY, MAY~ 14, 1 ~27 i FILM. WILL SHFOW, USE AND WORKINGs OCF OX YGEN TORCH Those interested in the scientific processes connected with the mnanu-. facture of liquid air, the welding of various metals, the working and me-. chanism of the oxyacetylene torch, and a number of other technical de-E vices, will have the opportunity to see these processes in motion this at- ...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14,- 1928 ,._... . .._..,-..... _... ._-- _ ____r_.__ . _ . ..r. I gesteci that possibly a mistake had CHIGAN ltlI1111tl1111f111t1l11t11111111111111111t11N1 I ClaieRjvnainiI been madeC in reporting the dliscovcry, BU L T NP ITDMto ac sB s=snetepoes spbihdwss 1 -ithat in the case of hardening of the "Library Notes," the official publi- I ' - Professor at Hospital Says Ilrocess of arteries, phe...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SI'NDAY, NOVEMBER II114, 1922 OP~l flT Iagain included in those represented, 111111 fl$ i as well as several who are exhibiting ~One ofItII features of the exhibit -Tis the portrait work by Leon S. Mk S-I'LON01 leYiski, instructor i painting and IS S~ L O DISLAYdrawing, who though absent on leave Wotk 61"Loeai Artists Features First the display with several portraits, in- Of Six Exhilbits Planned By eluding paintings of...…

…PAGE TWO ' THE MICI GAN DAIL Y NUMBER OF WAR 1NNQS'Former Law Scho( DE RE SE__HI 1ff R ecent listscompile'd by PronCC:% D [ H A S S H I IA ,y lisu r, of* the Law sch~( ool, sh1ow , __________school or' literary college nc-,v hld'r Comparison Of Mid-Semester Rieport;.! seats in high 'ourts tS I1nouglhout this With Years 1923, 1924 Shows ; catr} More Failures 01Onof Ith"c5 mn, e. corge S7 tI Hr land, is at present-a just ice flin the PLAC~E SIX...…

… A Of TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY I FUIuaY, JANUARY 14, 1927 BORAH, KELLOGG, IN DISAGREEMENfTr. DISCUSS POLICIES WITH COO LIDG_,CE ENROLLMENT RANKING, . .. 1 'aifrna Leads Sclioos Of Country Withtl Total Regular Attendance Of 17,101 Students .... ILLINOIS PLACED THIRD' :: rJ : ....~~.........~....... ... .~ Michigan with 9,597 regular students I ranks fifth in enrollment among the! universities of the country, accord- ing to figures just compile...…

…AGES TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY LOCAL EVENTS For notices not otherwise mentioned in The Daily. Items will be published on two successive days only. Copy must be submitted to the Local Events Editor by a P. M. GENERALI Sunday The newly organized. Jewish Stu dents' association will meet at 4 6 clock in the Jewsih Community Ceu tre house. ~at 5:30 o'clock at the' Parish hail, cord seer Fifth avenue and East Washing-, tnstreets. St. Paul Student...…

…'rA(.tE TWO, THE MICHMAN DARN STINDAY. MARCH 14 . lqrl aTa a l MI1 L1ICANJ Y fll Vq\ThV UUIV3I n ' l1 L V .L 111 i a SYitii4l .C'i : .' 1./.', U fi k , Sw P bS n i Ce y 1 .x. ad: t:S.., .., ,. _ ..: ..,..... a., t Coutly1 ous Performance s UNDAY SCJHEDULEI SIARtTING TODAY L A. 14 EAT1E~ NOW 5110WING Shxows Start ait SUNDAY PRICES , o~ 1111 25C WVeek Daiy Mai nees 1 Oc, 35c p A I 2% 2:00 - 3:40 5:20 7:00 - 8:40 ZAHNE GREY'SU ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY,' MAY 14, 192C, T IG. Ref, having been granted a Car-11illid 1Ci Dl1111111i~1 ll~fl~~ll[ll[llillttl!f! dA !negie foundation fellowship in inter- 1 PONTIAC national law, will study at Harvardl. MT.GLM N + Paul Webbink is to conduct an inves- ;= BUSSESIS HERE! = tigation into the international bearing -Ur'E of raw materials by an award from I, E l I'lAror: v________Mich. inion-7.:5 A. M., 10:55 - fI Rr OM-Layrwhsati...…

…D A I L Y SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, .,.. _ i t a s OFFER VARIED PROGRAM OF ATHLETIC INSTRUCTION Men students who wish to receive ing to find the number interested nstructions in athletic activity at in each sport. he Intramural building are being Already about 60 have signed up. asked to sign up for their desired So far the choices have been quite \) sport at the office of the depart- evenly distributed among the eight' nent .in Waterman gymna...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY NUIOY Fr M I 11!111 LV ZU atlU UlliI hTIUl SKELEON FNDINS OF AMERICANWOTWST iARVA D PROFESSOR TRACES POJQLAL~TIN CHANGES BY BONE DISEASES PE:'Ad I LICSINSPECTED SAi: atologst Investigates Skeletons Of Asatic Civilzations Dating From 8O0 A. D. A new kind of history of the American southwest, one taken from the study of human bones cpvritig 1,00 years time,. is eing written at Harvard by Dr. rnest A Hoten.. te i...…

…TH E MICHIGAN "DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1928 -. _ _ _ -- , u I I EA PII[ TO DEIrScien tists And Publishers View Machine NE [TSUNDWALL SAYS THERE IS NO NEED Which Sets Type By Telegraphic Control U BIN NEN DOPEDHAOB.UFOR ALARM IN INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC OD SCOLARSHP W hchy f* i r ramun r * I _e._ . _-. ~~ NiH MI. VANS OAL With the receiving o, a long ra- diogram from Mt. Evans, the sta- tion of the University Greenland expedition, Prof. Wi...…

…I'AGE TWO 1°THF E MICHIGANDAIY w - - - - .. a.., .. .... _,....._._ ._, .. AnT 'WIU IS APPOINTED I[PETUII 'TO SUCCEED SZE WILL HE GIVEN HERE ETCHINGS AND DRY POINTS" IS SUBJECT OF SAMUE~L C.:CHAMBERLAIN LECTURES TO BE FREE CURRlENT NEWS TEST City Cab Ord finance :PART OF THE UNIVERSITY MUSEUM 1_ I2 .. .I SOON TO RF PT! I .F D WTTI-I fl ~IAV q m-wo I Prof. Alfred V. Churchill An Dr. Adolphe Van Glabbeke Are Other Speakers ndi Three le...…

…TH E MICHIGAN m sip ON 1[TY [lST AgIOFigures Released By Extension Department MANAGEMENT TO 1 H L i I [I I0 U U Indicate Increase Of Five Hundred Students BE SPEECH TOPIC Extension students of the Uni- hael, at the Receiving hospital, De- Problems of industrial manage- Sversity will exceed in number the troit; Geog'raphy of South Amer- ment will be the topic of an ad- total for last year by at least 500, ica, by Prof. P. E. James at Grand d...…

…Pit Wit? T-H-E M 1"C-H I l::.t A.N -D-A I L i TUESDAY, MAY 14,1920--. PAGE TWO T-H-F~ MFCHIGAN-~DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 14, 192~ NO'TED SCULPTOR TO~ ILLUSTRATE LECTURE! Professor Fairbanks Will Use Model To Supplement Talk On Art HAS STUDIED IN EUROPE Students will be given the op- portunity of seeing a sculptor at work when Prof. Avard Fairbanks, foimerly of the University of Ore- gdn, and now Associate Professor o? Sculpture at this Universi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRI W SOUTH AFRICAN SIEVATORY TO RE IISHED THIS FA!L ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATIONS OF LAMONT EXPEDITION 1 TO BE RECORDED TO REMAIN EIGHT YEARS Staff Consisting of Rossiter, Jessiip, %id Donner to do Researchi Work On Doule Stars . According to an announcement by Professor Ralph H. Curtiss, director of the University observatory, the building of the University's southern obseivatory at Bloemfontein, South Africa, is fast nearin...…

…A PAGIE TWO THE NITCHTCA N DAILY '"' '1 T5 A V T1 L"S e"r L"x1aTLl T"1'L) 1 1 1AAn .T....I -...... - - - ..-...- , . II - . I xT N f -U~IJ )Aj .) )AY, DECEMBER 14, 192'7 _. _ . __ _ I WILL HOL RHARSAL Of 'THE SAME TO YOU' BEFORE TOUR BEGINS I SENATE GROUP OF INSURGENTS SUPPORTS G. 0. P. FOR ORGANIZATION O UPPER HOUSE OF CONGRESS )A1, LII t~Mb1idi~ 14, L'J~ ESPECIAL1 TlIAI'N CHARTERED CARYi1EMRS ) '114) ' News From( A17IFIMPT TO (...…

…PAGE TWO 1'H M C HIGAN DAILY WE~'~AJANT'ARY 14, 19 v ANNOUNCE -S*UMME1 HISTORY FA CU9LTY Four Visiting andi Two University 1 Professors Compose 'staff for S'ii er Schiool E.R. TURNER RETURNS Four professors from other institu- tions, and two professors of the Ulni- versity of Michigan staff, will have charge of the history courses whichj will be offered in the 1925 summer session, according to an announcement made yesterday by Dean Edward ...…

…1 1 JAJ L l .. r I3iIJ |I . GO ON SALE Old Indian Fighter Quenches Thirst For Education At 73 Trans Will Carry Students Football Classic; Tickets Limited to TRAINS TO LEAVE1 VRIlDAY N4IiT AT 10 P. ,f Nelson, Neb., Oct. 13. - Colonel George Lyon, of Nelson, Neb., 73, is proving the theory that a man is never too old to learn, according to his friends here. I Despite his advanced age, the col- onel, after three years of intensivg pr...…

…GHICAN DAILY I 1C.: 1 r11 1 1 n1 Al r rr-' .: , r "r .... i. r+ . rrrirr ri +. i r PHI DELTA KAPPA INITIATES FRIDAY ,.._ i Y MORNIN s DERJLASSES TO STRUGGLE IN THREE EVENTS; REINSTATE PILLOW FIGHT 'reshman and sophomores classes 1 meet for the first time in their mual struggle for physical suprem- next Saturday morning on Ferr) d. According to reports excite- nt is already running high and both sses promise a real fight. 'hree games w...…

…IlUU1JiIIII I flMtIRL 14IJU REPLETE W I TH '': c~gC - 1' i' ti' ' v:ns, brought the Hill auditorium ~'r~ly1~ ~4*&5j 'Twilight Organ recitals for the year to a close yesterday afternoon-witFr "Famit)? condition" in Russia are one of the finest programs presented not. lbatiing, buit are on tine increase. i s fa during the semester., A crowd The outltook for the future. is ver y.ograetinodnrysz'trc- lark ,"Tyr. CLcy Elliot, '11-m, of Flint;fgctrt...…

…rmpusSymphony± Will Play. Today ~e Univcrsity Symphony orches- under the directioni of Samu-aet P. kwo(od, will give its next concert he Faculty Concert Series at 4:1:> 1ck thlis afternoon in Hill aUdi- n. Miss Clara Lundell, -pianist, 'appeal- as solist with thie orches- THE MICHIGAN DAILY CENTER OF WORLD'S INTEREST, AND COMMA NDER OF INVAD1)ERS g eneralI public is co;ria lly in- to attejj. It is requested that seateJ pronytly v~3 the doors...…

…THE ICHIGCAN DAILY WILIMS TO SP)EAK HIf v',s Deloee MI~LE DRAMA SELECTED Legislatr-HAsksD a- UNIVERSI1TY EXPERTS NER EAST1 TOMOROW -4 .+', FR COMEDYCHBLVDPLAY' :,TO GIVE EXBfli A i e e etIlui ~~g~~ appeal for 1warm Sulmort of Univer'sity Aluni elgats romevr county poli'ci from the alumni groups will in thO satw~ill me hr nx Te ' emade. Abomint 100 repr'esentative: dayd orig ttW1 um ih ('5 re e pected to attend. -- Ii t I "u Ma1r1I"onL. LB...…

…__ ___ _THE MICHIGAN DAILY Haiti Sends New RTION Envoy To U. S. Lansing, March 13-(By A. P.)- A difference of opinon between the- state conservation department and theI forestry department of the state Unt- versity arose today when Prof Rus- sel Watson, assistant professor of for- ; estry, aired his views on forest fire prevention and reforestration prob- lems. The gist of the paper which thex professor read before the senate __ conservation ...…

…f! rFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 'SUMMER SESSION ished every morning except Monday the summer session. nber of the Associated Press. The As- d Press is exclusively entitled to the >r republication of all news dispatches !d tobit ortnot otherwise; credited in per and the local news published here- red at the' postoffice, Ann Arbor, an, as second class matter. cription by carrier or mail, $t.50. es: Ann Arbor Press Building.- ...…

…TWO ~ ~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1924 -- - TAPPING LEAVES TO START CLUBS1 Do They Look Alike To You? BRAD-FUTE ATTACKS. CHILD LABOR BILL Amendment Would Deprive Farmers Of Help During Busy Season Says FArim [ead CHORES CALLED CRIME India~ SArt Shown By PlatesII In General Library Exhibit!BIEIII Organizes Will Groups In Lansing, Niles; Visit Chicago, Befoit, Rock Island PLAN ILLINOIS BOOTH Illustraitioins Show Work ...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, Dl,"C;E: ILEA 14, 1924 SNDAY, DECEMBEfl 14, t24 iivrimn namnin Ien lately to the University of Rochi- FI1It NE SHOL ester during its canipaign, bring theI' total of known Eastman benefactionsI [ OTAL OFtoRecipients o the lastest gifts are TO AL OF $~~SI2~D the Massachusetts 1nstitute.o Tc} Rochester, N. Y., Dec.. 13.-Recent 'nology, $4,600,000; University of Roch- gifts of $12,500,000 to institutions of...…

…THE MICH- ki T, o..._ .. .. , . MVIAR MEW E G WHERE TO DINE "iutter iscuits Our sales of this delicious B r 5 Our MVeats Chinese or Amer ican Dishes I 11 pastry tenfold months. have increased in the last Is two an .Important Item in Your They surely are Luncheons- grood. Let us- fill LDaily Menu your U. I' I% I- I. II: Dinners order todayv. You'll Never Regret It, Five Piece Orchestra EAT MORE O/F i...…

…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY 14, Pubished 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 hot otherwise redited in this paper and the local news pub- lihed herein. Entered at the An Arbor, Michigan, pobs& fie as second: class matter. Subscription ...…

…i: P4GE TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, 1927 PAGE TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, 1927 another idea to offer when he blames the failure of the naval conference on the American press. He couldn't ua- derstand, he says, why the United Published every morning except Monday States wanted large cruisers although during the University Summer Session by of c the Board in Control of Student Publica- ourse this wa...…

…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER kWHCAN DAILY If MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1926 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1926 I 04J tj stter classmates, and the University for the 1 j~at best id life. May each attain success M i 4i n W as he sees, and when this life is :T D R L OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THIS done may all of them leave their if; UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN names indelibly inscribed -in the M BATHTUBS P11 dSUMMER SESSIONAN C cr run :nuexcet Iona hear...…

…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER MICI-IIAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1926 04 uunr The trial lid not conie until some. [ { time later and during the meantime M ir i gan Da j 1.ih defendent was at large. Thlu OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE judge, the jur~y, and the lawyers were UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN biased andI prejudicedl whites who re--I SUMME SESIONse1ted the intrlusion of these "'North- Publishe-d everyv morning except NI onday cuNges' h ri a hr during th...…

…2 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1922 2 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1922 The New University Health Service (By laurlee Berman) some time during the summer months, show that the Health Service has an sWe shall have pretty close to double average of about 4000 calls per month. Sedi amonths ago when we s new the room in the new building that we He expects an even larger number of reading' storie'a of the proposed ...…

…PAGE 'AO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 On Books and Reality Messrs. Shubert (Continued from loge Oe) Itsbte e" in morder to bring he" within S p eeTogt huh siiia otebad tcmo eec.v l a i t life Lite in itsolt, is anotuohatys At any atenetieiroepreent it f e'S p e e V u a i t affair; man nover thoughit, untiltIIIao it i. ORLANDO BEEDE hod become conouseto f hiis ms01- Le0 is av5dn with this eternal . liiwtotel e vrpre sotir.;ifor(l...…

…1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ....,.. i frums for the Game Get the Big Kind from---- GAMEPRESRVA FLATS IS PLANNED Prof. Roth Would Make Lake St. Clair Zoological Garden For Wild Water Foul MAY HAVE MORE THAN 1200 ACRES ON AMERICAN SIDE season enjoy the marshes and they ducks, but there are about a million people and more than 150,000 school children in Detroit that would thrill with the beauty of wild ducks and wild geese and even wild swan...…

…7NJ DAY, DECEMBER 14, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THY Hemstitching Picot Edge Dress Pleating . Plain Stitching Gold and Silver Thread Work ASK TO SEE THE CHRISTMAS GIFTS AND IDEAS AT QUALITY HEMSTITCHING SHOP 711 NORTH UNIVERSITY AVENUE PHONE 2526 Room 12, Over Arcade Theatre Toledo Plans Opera Entertainment Isaac Kinsey, '16, is in charge of the alumni, entertainment for members of the opera cast and chorus when the production shows at T...…

…THE MICHIGA.4 DAIV Y Genesi s Of Species Is Still Unexplained, Declares Bateson WHITNEY THEATRE SAT SN A The greatest dramatic sensation, and the play that has broken all records in New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, To- ronto, Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, Toledo and Grand Rapids ql By MARY ROBERTS RINEHART and AVERY HOPWOOD Laughs and Thrills Greatest mystery play ever in the theater-Chicago Tribune. The prosperity of Chicago as evide...…

…Efforts Of Hastreiter And Lundell Sway Audience InTwilight Concert are to produce the super-leaders to for the high narks in cla turn civilization on to the right road 'the more positive chara< is to select our students not so much I general leadership." )A K FINISHING r prints are made on Velox. terials that are Eastman made and meth- aat are Eastman approved, plus the ex-r ice of our experts are guaranties of fin- iality finishing. Bring u...…

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…roll AKES EARLY CESSARY ity catalogues for 1921-1922. uncements for 1922-1923 are iay be procured now in the s office, University hall. The is complete with the ex- Ithe names of the students d the University,.the list of ordinarily found at the end nouncements of courses and material of the booklet. housand editions were print- t the list of student names mber of catalogues remaini- the last edition was dimin- such a rate as to warrant diat...…

…I, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1928 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE GRANTLAND RICE PAYS' Critic Ranks Bennie With Gifted Payers' HONOR TO WOLYERINE~ I Expert Declares That Oosterbann Ranks As One Of Finest All-round Athletes Of History TRACES METEORIC CAREER "The outstanding football player o" the year, the outstanding Big Ten basketball player of the year and onc of the greatest in the nation, the out- standing slugger on a championshir b...…

…SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1929 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY { PAGE THRER LANDSCAPE OF LEAGUE BUILDING li t. i,- -.-T-.-., 14 NEWS FROM OT 1 '. WISCONSIN.-Tow ropes have PLOT IS RESULI Uf PHiLANTHROPYtowed Evelyn DeBerge through the HER COLLEGES L A SS III - FOR RENT ADVERTISING IOWA.-Iowa's 1929 football pos- !_FOR RENT-New apartment up- ter, carrying the Hawkeye schedule, THE RAGGEDY ANN BEAUTY- per and lower; two blocks from is now being di...…