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…F8T YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICII., WEDNESDAY. NOVEMIBER 6 1901. No. 3S FERSO OEROFIENE ALL-FRESH SCHEDULE. GYM. WORK. UNIVERSITY VALUATION. Varsity See.ms Somewhlat Prone to Our Freshman Team Should Have Regular Work in the Gymnasium Has The'Valuation Inventory Shows That Taking Things Easy-Scrubs Bare- Games With the Freshmen Teams Commenced. the Value o the University is Over ly Mis Scorino- a Place Goal of Other Western Coleges. -Two Million Doll...…

…AN jkNOW" DAIr Saar LAM YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7 1901. No . 34 ON TO COLUMBUS,! ? -rved rt tickets will b on tle at PILGRIM PRIZE. the Fbruary or ".." Ifop timbrar Meyers aftr noton Thrsdiy.'lTh of teInlndehr out aots the midl $ otteam wilt g down F'ridaty in ordir to- of that month. Sveral stories have -hYstAppeals to the Student Body b4, f shape for the ganu :and tWisty The [nlander's Short Story Conpetition a ready NI wi...…

…~t5TYVA NNABOMII.,~'1AY OVMER8191 H iee YEAR. ANN ALIBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8 1901. No. 40 INAl --. - 0111 ALL ALUMNUS TEAM; r1903 Class Smoker. DON'T DESERT!! ! Thle Junior Smioker comnittehas That is What Coach Yost Says Ohio nearly completed arrangements for the Coach Yost and His Team Expect State It Appareotly Going to Coo- first 190;3 snoker of the year. Thll af- Good Support at Columbus and fron Uswit onSatII ay fair willIbe ('lal...…

…VIP DAI, -fir.: t'iR87 YEAR. 0S. Ui. READY FOR BATTLE. The Padded Team Has Much Confi-] dence, and Expects to Win. <(>lt~u ,1 0., :ton. 7.--The pratt"iet Odalzy lidi lrct i-i-nit a(-(blifl-(h 'ho-hllroWeto-iter, at. left half, puittid hehll ili)-wm the Ii(I-i. )nle the ite(kle on~ the scriu hiroke thruugh antd hheitthe kick, and at another time1 th t~11was returned dtotwt the field1 tiee lOnor( tha ltietrt yards. 'Th- pt-e- tielo( e ut toe tat...…

…L y [tr8 YEApt. ANN ARBOR MIC., SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1901. No. 42 OHIO BOWS LOW. Ohio kcks to Michgan's':0-yard ine. ' s's'lc}puts to Mt-ya>rd line. Ohi11 Freshmen InI. hll rolls through Hieston to 1-ard returns bol to Mlchian a :ill-'srd I.t , li fehte team,udr th ine. ts's'elcy tpunts to eter. Oibo line. Michhigasn of-side, Ohio gets 10 ioi'igofien Ow ss The Buckeyes GO Down on heir Own futohiso and 'Migougets [hal. yars. Ohlio has the bllo'...…

…h'z$T YEAR. ANN ARBOR. MICH., TUTESDAY. NOVEMBER 12 1901. No. 43 MICHIGAN--CHICAGO GAME. A CLEAN SCOOP. FOOTBALL TEAM RETURNS. EVENING NEWS MISTAKE. Seating Capacity on Regents Field In- The Dily-News Serves its Friends With Not Over Confident of Winning the Dr. Flixer Misquoted and Represented ,reased to 5,000-Many Alumni the News of the 0. S. U. Ganie by Chicao Gain,-Secret Practice as Opposed to Football-The Doec. Coming. Special Wire-Thre ...…

…DAI 3_ . EV S Fiaer YEAR. MICHIGAN-.CHICAGO GAME. Seating Capacity on Regents Field In- creased to 5000-Maniy Alumni Coming. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TI*ES DAY. NOVEMB1ER 12 1901. A CLEAN SCOOP. FOOTBALL TEAM RETURNS. The Daily-News Serv'es its Friends With Not Over Confident of Winning the the News of the 0. S. U. Game bcy Chic3(.c Gainy-Secret Practice Special Wire--Tile 'Weekly" All Week. l iii '(11itit t ' i itti tit u 1 ' Ili' i ' I iiit't t i ...…

…N11MT YEA. ANN ARBOR, MICII., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13 1901. No. 44 TICKETS ARE GOING. THE COMEDY CLUB. SENATOR FAIRBANKS. _ A CONSOLATION PRIZE. Geat Interest Shown in Chia Chicago The "Mask Bal," a Farce Comedy in The Noted Indiana Statesman Will The Teams in the Final Class Game Game Both by the Studnt Body Three Acts, Will e the First Speak on "The Spanish American Want the Athletic Board to and Alumni. Play Given. War." Reward the Team. The...…

…1FIR8T Yr.AIJ1. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1901. No. 45 COULD NOT SCORE. et 'Vr. ty squadtis given an ample oportuny'to get hn suchhshaeaitsto Cr~~h~warrant usng him tsit atight pium- r sFailed to Break the 'Varsit' Sai~tuday, and not at stone will remin De8fence-itYtlt ittea iteen the tntrn Ito prevnt the "virgin get Bail ine ant roon Iat"of the ichign BaiThey WereXYt Uable to aggregatiota 'teng utientd by ;ill Gajn~r a~ rowdExu...…

…MhRBT YEA&R. ANN ALNBOR, MICII., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1901. No. 46 WE MUST WIN THAT CHICAGO GAME SIGNAL PRACTICE ONLY.11,lct elptiotl. It tllllytlonsisls Inl Chiag) Gme Ofcias. SONG PRACTICE TONIGHT. th hii Ihc o liolteensT i Igs c Ith<t'i a l istt ______ Fotflorud a Ntcrm aglol ii i t iiI t i tc ' a ti cit stllil.Several Changes 1in the Od Son~" Accout of wet Field-Meni 11i i C'.ic( pitc tai'et t heirlou- 1 II' [ t"fct 1 .:11:I 'kt nIest s ei...…

…1'(er TYg~p. ANN ARBOR, MICI., FRIDAY, NOVE. BER 15, 1901. No. STAGG'S COHORS TODAY, GOOD GOVERNMENT LECTURE NATIONAL FOOTBALL. ROOTERS IN TUNE. Chicago Rp0rts Cripped Team, But Senator Fairbanks Relates Many In- Senii Fin-as in Gidiron Contests- Trsable is 'ass ted. side Stories on our Relations Championship Will be Virtually New Songs and Yells, Unprecedented M -With Spain. Decided Today. Enthuiasm at the Singng Meeting. na1t hi reaies tcc W...…

…FIae8r Yltelt ANN ARBLOR,MIlCH., SUJNDAY NOVEMBER 17 1901. No. 48 A CLEAN VICTORY, had ix x i b ;ik f the ixx xxi1)oeI'st xx..ix 1 liI.....Mi"sc's SENATOR FAIRBANKS M bThnixxthe ody UtlvrotlyTeam w-5 t i c ltxpiit eleven ixthu's. (On c ]ra'.ig i, N. 5'siixxix uxtrd Jiftr- Vsits the Uiwivcsit and Atteds th Whose Gc;ai Lnis Y Uncrossed. oxxxix' xxx'x'x thoght sxeicii.he couldn0oxi. rx xuxx iix'Gamxe ur x'te ro'x'r i Lxxi yxix'ls sixlOthe .\i'i'x...…

…K5L10T Yks ANN ARBOR, MICL., TUESDJAY, NOVEMB3ER 1 1901. No. 49 PRACTICE WILL BE SECRET. FOOTBALL HISTORY MUSICAL CLUBS OUTING. WEL LECTURE-READING Varsity (tidy Had Fifteen Minutes OfrMihigan, Illstrated, and in Poster Bay City and Fint to ise Visitd cn For 'Benefit o1 the Oratorical Associ "Dress Reheasal" Yesterday-No Form-A Supplement to the Foot- Trip-One Niht Stands in e- tie, Tonight-Mrs. Helen Wel a Iard Work Attemp ted, ball Inlander-...…

…N"PS'r YEAR., ANN ARBO)R, MI., WED)NESD)AY, NOVEMIBERI 20 1901. No. 5 SCRUBS SCORED. Cofamuication. A GREAT PLAYER. ORATORICAL ASSOCIATION. --- -to lt i the all-imriorttlot spots to____ 7 vCPtie dtav, ant st h te se aon is dt awinig Miieate Toucohdows n Yesterday. to a ,iiie th.erities of thiti guit oattte Merrill, of Beloit, one of the mot Rception to Mr. Johnt E. Kelard This Wasgy Payed PthduiTa. cre not ontet with selctitng thet r !Pa~tco T...…

…VBTYics. ANN AROR, MICII., T1IURSI)AY, NOVEMBER 21. 1001. No. 51 - HARD PRACTICE. JOHN E KELLARD. _ ONG SERVICE TONIGHT. 'VARSITY COLORS. Scrubs H id 'Vasity to 0-0 Score, Thej Noted Actor Gave a Reading of Last Meetinz of the Season, New Songs A Resolutior . wptd in 1867 Declaed Three Men Hurt, Shift of Chicago 'Much Ado About Nothing, Before for the Beloit and Iowa Gmes the Colrs to be Azure Blue Gaines Possible, a Larbe Audience. Will be Su...…

…Fei8r YEAx. ANN ARBOR. MII., FRIDAY, NOVIW;MBER 22 1901. No . VERY SECRET Board of Control Meeting INTER-DEPARTMENT DEBATE Lit-Engineer Mass Meeting -- A long meeting if the Bord of Con- Lvry prparaion is ing mad by is PratIc 0it the 'Varsity Nowadays totlwoo hild lat tvening. It ws do It Will ccur at Eight O'clock tle snior lit and lawn for the late '-Few Rumors LeakOt the Well cided that Prof. -tatengill should al T EennisUivratal pios.h1i g...…

…t1ss' YEAa. ANN ARBOR, MICIL., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23 1901. No. 53 BELOIT TODAY. WINNERS OF DEBATE. COACH STECKLE. LITS HAVE A MASS MEETING. Michigan Meets the Toa, hat Tie Meigs, First; Snnenschein, Second; Mihigan's '99 Football Captain Gain Great Preparations Made for This Northwestern and Chicago-Jack OConner, Third. an Enviable Reputation. Mornings Game. IoiSte Pdt. aTe Lowthannual Intr-eptrtnent"'Te Nvada footblsl tiam, which e thua meeti...…

…htR8T YEA&. ANN ARBOR MICH., SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24 1901. No. 54 MICHIGAN IS CHAMPION, I c rlein roka left half. SiO ASOE. held them for owns. Ilerrntei made ket h eal<fthe game Nlirhl' OHLAS 5 yards strugt tee ter and then on 'ilml at Coatrihted almocst. Solet. late te ext play' te fumnbled the ball but Mhian Defeats the Plucky Mten Fromnt oat renalned in nlerine htads t1e T~eir Teanl Crippled by tie Loss of pickediIt nlt and made a gain before ...…

…FIRST YEAL ,. ANN ARBOR, MIH., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 263 1901. No. 55 HARD PRACTICE, THE BARBECUE. WOMEN ATHLETES. MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS. The Monday ight Work "Policy" Re- 'ickets Selling Rapidly-" Bill" Day Of the U. of M. Not Allowed to Co- Adopted by the Senior Laws Over the versed Yesterday-The~ 'Varsity to Act as Toastmaster. test With Other Colleges. Death of Mr. Gy B. Thompson. Got a Scrimmage Instead. f'ig ox oast announnetdt for 1ri- lMach...…

…l", AF 4 ° ° , .- , , -L R , 1 Z r -; r' ''' ' y t t y 'J F 6 ;1 s j i +. r mi ", , 'ibd ' .., . : .'; . Lti__ I$sT YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3 1901. No.5 16 COACH YOST, Te Great Football Instructor Will be With Us Three Years More-Man- a1er Baird Scored a Victory. Yo Ist.wto is icnowldge t be o.2t ofthLe gOetstt etilhe ill ilIe c't tc llh h e el] '''iodto intut t h e ~ i l li g ~ t Y o I a ; u t e a m f o r t h net treyar-Te u...…

…'~1TYEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICIL, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4 1901. No. 57 CAPTAIN WHITE. THE INLANDER. THE '501-0" BARBECUE. '4THE CHARITY BALL." ASketch of the Fanmous Leader-One A Magazine Published by the Students Senator Murin, "Bill" Day and Coach The Comedy Club Will Present This of the Best Football Captains at Michigan; Fpounded by the Yost Will Enliven the Meetic~r Play By Clyde Fitch en Saturday Michigan Has Ever Had. Class ef 1891. With Speech...…

…ANN ARBOR, MICIL, THURIS DAY, DECEMBER 5 1901. FIRST YEAR. No. 58 BRUCE SHORTS. The Captajn who Will Lead the 1902 Team. Brief Sketet: of his Work att Tackle. A Phenomenal Goal Kicker. Honor System in Examination. H. S. FOOTBALL. Western Trip Unsettled. I ertNor is theithe fior itheii-sell)- ____ -lii-Ibsot of ioiitiol sum) iiioe ago ester -i-i- -a i liiil-loa Istee sChamipionship of Michigan xwiil he Do- a-It sibitd aCeiiioi1ittei- which tad ...…

…r~r QST YAS NEIL SNOW. Il 1S r Veteranof ...Many' Atlt9 c(on- Indto sodHolds Three 'Wissity 1 ) t o 8 1 1 1 1 1' W t h t it u 's 1a1h II 1 irdi "III 111111 10 'III ( 11111he I w .l-sIt l o-I . w llo itI)L '11 S1ll' l t tni 111 1141 ha. h'0, o 111:1 '~j111 'SIN 1 IlS '1111 . the falif1 ! ;Iipa e n n fil WV I a lS15 0 I' 1'l ll cl*1o i 11111 hain l ayed c 1 1 n,11 i' t11 re 111 1 114 n 111)1ot hg 011l1 M an illawk i 11 i ll 11 Ie ti 11111 icI 11...…

…ANN ARBOR , MICII., SzTUVIDAY DEs'E\IBEI( i 90. N IIll";i1~ lofII;I1 iTO THE WEST. Tii 'sveired for iof vtiw '''xx 'ii' 1c 114 )iti s i Michii'e n's GL nit 'team Will Play IxIitixx rin Won K1iS r wloli I s 1111 xlv Irxinixi ;II l - Stanford If the' haid at Conal lrixid o;11 1. 5 nmIIxi' 5 W . 'n'x'. s1 lc inI iiiCitiiiaitee Caisettc :itor 'lr~i Ir E ':rri 11:rI t (ii' . Cloi rl$st YEAR. EBEN WILS Wi The Stncky Gnard Wlia Per! T hrae Yearn and ...…

…t'hn.ANN ARBORU~, MICH., SUNDAY. DECi'; M 'd5, 1901. No. al HARRISON S, Wz ,(, 'ARSITY PRACTIC, SARA RAND.0ISHPEMING CHAMP IONS. S t he 1 Best Quaterbacki the Ys. sWhoirwind Blan Uda iv A s- Wdil le911 uidrS. L A. Auspcs Th Sped Lttfl Team I tom the p- Slet. Seaon) Practice Yesterday fore bmo ow Evening. 1170 PinsuOXlaO Won a fiard an10 If1.,,1the Stanford Ganme. -Eto alttoo. 11.i Cii 1 t rli Illil al ll til- 11lh I i1( 10 110 \1l. ,i11 ., l1....…

…i"sTYsees NN ARL.tif, IClI, TUESDAY, DE51 IIJKII JO 1901. No. 62 EVERETT SWEELEY, THE GREAT BARBECUE. THE COM2EDY CLUB. WOMEN'S EDM~ON. The Pint Peter in the West and the Tilets Are Nearly Exhastedt ad A Brief History of its Six Yase Se- A Resume of the Best Eitie of the Peer of aiy Bac kfieid Tat ls Evryhing Poits o its Beingsr Sesfl Creer. may unmes Daily-News Ever Gotten Out by in the East. a Grard Success. Actrs Former i umbers. the Wnmen ...…

…140, A7 _i X XII ANN A 1(8(111MI1H., WEDLNESD, AL.BERT HEHRNSTIaN, BASEBALL PROSPECTS. CoM Mh ost Versatile Plax i ave n te S tiral of Lar4 131;.,--- Al A1 Mliehi an 'ee- his Le11-,'J lip anyNcw .Caciida5aPreeta a in the Blff. N Gtat,.eit ci' at O~l li( ~ l i;Itl" :1't !' 121'(' 'iiiis i i (l .II~l: "flI.Ill ~'''I t vtt (tl } 7 Y ,1' i t 1,til tt31 C:itnt<Itt o lyttit t itl ln I,' I * itinttl'll I iil i ''il It I 11 jtttt hlt S ti t Si11i1 ilt...…

…DAIL141 - = ': FI'RST YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY. DECEMBER 12 1901. No. 64 DAN E,.MWGUIGAN. EUROPEAN FELLOWSHIP. THE ROAST BEGINS TODAY HON. JOHN P ALTGELD. Enviable Record of the Freshman The Collegiate Alumnae Offer a New 700 Pounds of Beef Sizzling Over American Ideals the Topic of the Dis- Gard. A Light Weigtt, But Met Scholarship for Foreign Study the Embers-Musical Prgram-tigshdEGoenr No Superior. Elite Trio and "Kid" McCoy [lilli ...…

…DAIL01EWS +'rIERT 1?nu... 'EAR. ANN ARBOR. MICII., THURSDAY. DECEMBER J2 tOOl. V-. GEORGE GREGORY. THE OX IS ROASTING. WILSON GETS A PLACE. VriyCenter Has Beconme a Pillar Mlonster Animal Which Was Placed C. R. Rinehart Seiects ils All-Western of Ile Team in Hi First Uni- Over Coals at 8:15 Last Night T ans and As-signs Positions to No. 6 ' SUCCESS OR FAILURE. Colleze Bred Men Are Shown hy Stat. is tico to be the Most Succsfol ersity tear. Att...…

…D)AIL:...... FIRST YEAR MARTIN HESTON, The Fame mosUalf.Back From Oregon $10S Made as Enviable Record Dur- in1Z His First Year at the Onivlarsity. AlttSIl tl i t t l l it 'st 15>>I' hue ats s I I t aj1 e t th ie sty l r. A t tat kih thel ass of 11.1 i lll iia a ll a -a t listll i- ta yat~ hetititi I ne e'1t ; hr d < lit iea t 1tilsttttitt t ° lt t e l~ s w a , o e i ~l l lt t 1 e isiiIt aM , scll tS lt-l-a at i I the ieuSi eiil oth l~ hn h int...…

…FRTYA.ANN ARBOR MICII., SUNDAY. DECEMBER 15 1901. No. 67 CURTIS J. REDDE4 JOHN P, ALTGELD. SWEATERS. GRAND SUCCESS. Setch o1' Michigan's Great End, Fa- Last Niht's Lecture Causing Much The Comftable Garb of the Colicg. Comedy Club Pesents "The Masked Maus~ for "Helping Along" the Excitement in Uiversity Circles. Man Again Vigorously Assailed. Bll." Man With the Bal. -- ) I.''at I i ide llm .s1le u i to a' ipr'ri' t ciyiar lthere tri' i sc onci...…

…FIRST YEAR. NN ARBOR~ MIII.CLES)Y DCME 1 91.N.O YER N A BR I C11'L, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17 1901. No1.18 181'1181 68 wort lnla.lolu111.'prof1.(II11I811111111 11111h1 law(1111 Th s w r a l y r t~ t ii d f it d sl ed 918 Lor n at 1ichig n il an " W o H as Foll wed1111111oop i -the l' iii'11.11 Statlie s' i~hii an' 881'SCie S io11111'i1 liThel 'iil' iii 81111 an'hISrb hoH l' M c - 1 i'i'118111111.er11 TeamsAl'l'iForlii8Twenty111 leYears.'1818. 118 I...…

…VP Am. t "4 " Y ANN ARDOR, MICTI., WEDNE, 9AY, DECEMBER 18, 1901. No. 69 CLIFFORD G, ROE CHRISTMAS INLANDER. UNIVERSITY ATTENDANCE. A COMMUNICATION. it Soon Leave for the Weit, Will Out Tomorrow-Pilgrimin Prizs Stories Enrctlments at the Diffrent Unixer- A Differont View of Altgvld's Address. See the Michigan-Stanlerd Game. Mast he Ready January 10. sities. Harvard Leads, Michi- WiVlis J. Abbst's Opinion of Sat- dtlr.riIo.d a s- la ais - i aaa...…

…FIRST YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19 1901. No. 70 BAlIRD AND "F ITZ " N 11011(111 11(he0sets yI0010 1 ilhi.Ie RED1DEN MIAY PLAY, 11111 11 statements frol otherprsons,1 1 I tnissi toI 111 111011, bselbalolit-is w 1- 1o held tad oamong them the~ kece ofteDirector and Trainer fotil i e1: it was who inoi ijd iliugliBoard of Control Adopts Report o in o f v1(1 le 111fundso rised for ilie Who Hava Done 00 Much for \Xhilei. "Jck" XlI c...…

…$1Icrn 44 FIRST YEAR. ANN ARBOR MICR., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20 1901. No. 71 BASEBALL AND TRACK. Marine Testing Tank. YEAR-BOOK,u Gottfried Keller. Totavrte IBoardi of lRegenits wiiil__A.___l-arge---audieneasemtbed in lle Games Arranged With Cornell-Pos- 1titip. "li f thei iptitlili titt tttititSuvenir of the Biggest Football Year 1Pi " in]'ith eriite roomtitWi-iuesdty Sibilities of a Track Meet-Dates °" v ltitli t-p tbill pstt ithe Michigan Ever H...…

…z rTHE UNIVERSITY UYf MICHIGAN DAILY +.+ loo posibe, have issued bulletins r- quing every student to be vacciated beoe 'atteuding any iclasses. Different d epartments were assigned to different Published Daily i(Msaays ecepteddriug members of te medical factlty, and it coll -eecoar. at will cost the students notinilg for tie THEt L1IVEISfl' Of MICHIGAN vaccination. It is oped in this way MAss OFtcs BRANCuH OFICs to prevent tie appearance of a...…

…THE UNIVERSITY OF 5iiC-IGAN DAILY. 1;0+IOver 1023 vaccine p oints were sold iRAIN OR SH N ' ,, see th a is t s ev ebr e n g u fi a e c s in the h s i a , a d i o n dhad T h e " 0 0 ' $ 3 .0 0 S h o e is th e sh o e Published Daiy (Mndays eepedsrisgbeena vaccinated. evr esn ntw a to :wear when the weather is uncer- Ciiegeerear as _________ tan. A little rain doesn't hurt it THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Manager Seabolt of the Athens Thea- while t ...…

…z ~THE UNIVERSITY Uk ICHIGAN DAILY. f j1t. will continue to tolerate diomembe- Chef d'oeuvre deT "aftu emot, ,met of our athletic being. The *C~~i 3 remledy for the disease is to cleanse I'1 Exposition Universell the blood. Change the constitution of BY Published Daily (Mondays ecepted) dria g the association. Mtake it mean some- Walon, Sagil, and Chapier CHEUNI EReT Oeara IGA thiitg. rcre Throw off the aedet n verbiage of un-bslt- ADRESS 03SO...…

…z ~THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY, Ija DebaJe-"~Resolvd' that labor diff- Kw. O S IN ________________ culties slould be settled by arbitra- . The "100' $3.00 Shoe is the shoe culse Diy(onaysexteat seng ts." Negrative Ficlsaberg nMorese.to wear when the weather is ucer- 4 Coleg Yer, a so. Ngatie, ebaerg,-Mose.taln. A little rain doesn't hurt it THE UNIVERSITY O[ MICBIGAN sibyl. speiss whle it affods plenty of comfort on as~0m oos0sa Impromptt...…

…TIFF UI OfTWIT (I' CIAN DAILI. Will Discuss State faxaton The annual meeting of the Michigan Published Daily (Mondays excepted)during Political Science Association will be Collegevearat held in Ann Arbor, Friday afternoon, THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN and evening, and Saturday morning, MAIN OFFICE RANCZ OFFICEJ an. 18 and 19. The three sessions of ArBh'g, Man St. Ne State'Stee t. the meeting are given over to a discus- sion of the question or s...…

…t Ta~VE UNIVESI'TY tu 1 1'" AI(AN DAILY ry meeting yesterday morning and it is R I R H N w Isaid that at that time the co-eds re- ________________quested that they e permitted to pra- } . The "100' $3.00 Shoe is the shoe Pubishd Dily(Modayexcpte~duing tice separately from the male contin-10ea hetewahrisne- Puliod allMegse er teddu gent of the troupe until the last week ~t erwe h ete sucr before the presentation of the play, . tao. A little rai...…

…THE [UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. r fhe se t sale of "Princess Chic" U +4 .* ti n opnod yestrdy morning at 9 o'clock o ~ Last eening at 6 Manager Seabolt was Published Daily (Mondays excepted)durislg wearing an r nusualy happy smile, for Cllegevear. at he announced the largest advance sale THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN of the season. A few good seats re. MAsN OFICa BRANCK OFICE main and can e ecured today. The Argus Blag, Alan St. 336 S. State ...…

…THIE UMYERSITY OF MICHiIGAN DAILY. U.n~ hlnjTeS. C. A.NOTES. RAI N OR SHI1NE U . " d 0 Theauditorium was crowded Sunday _________________afternoon wshen Prof. Henderson spoke %./ The "100' $3.00 Shoe is the shoe Published Daily (Mondays excepted)during on 'The Christian Student in the to wear when the weather is uncer- Cottegeveac~at World." The association was especi- tain. A little rain doesn't hurt it THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ally pleatse...…

…TM ~THE UM'YrUISITY (OF M iiCHL43ADAILY . 1e0fo l. P a tt .I What Minnesota Thinks of the D at Among other things the Minesota Putbished Daily (Moday excepted dtring Daily has the following to say about Cetl4"eear at the debate of last week: THE UIVE RSITY Of MICHIGAN .The debate at Anti Arbor, Friday MAtN OFFICE eaNCE OFIC evening, between the Mlihigan and AgsEfMans. 36SSttStet luCtaBth 'Phonet 13. Nte State 'Phne 182. Mtnst representatives ...…

…> THE UNIVE hESITY 01' MICHLOAIN DALY g iP'ograms for Literary Societies RAIN OR SHINE - - The literary and law societies will The "100" $3.00 Shoe is the shoe Published Daily (Mondayseas pted)darig iold their regular meetings this -week. to wear when the weather is uncer- Coil a ear,at The Adephi society wilt also eect tan. A little rain doesn't hurt it THIE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN thi-e fies while it affords plenty of comfort On Mas oSre. The...…

…TE( F. UNIVERSITY UOF MICHIGAN "AIL Y J iE -t y ss j t i claimed that "The Burgomas- jl'fj J ¢ a 4te"' company announced for Monday, Jan. 21 here, is a veritahle "euty show," fo il addition to Edith Yerr- Published Daily (Mndays exceptddarig ingto, said to e one of the mot Collee eaat. divinely formed women ol th stage, THUNIVERSITFY OF MICHIGAN Ida Hawley, Josehiine Ne-lonan and MAIN OFICE. BoANa OFFIE.e Jnice Lynn, the trio of lovelines tha...…

…x ~~T HE U N I VE I TY O F , M IC Hm G A N:D A LL Y .S H N S jdate and urging them to be present. RAIN 10k ShINTeEcm helttrfrmJug _______________ Doyles partner, announcing that the The "100" $3.00 Shoe is theshoe Pubishd ail (ondyseceptedduring judge had just een called to New towerwhnth eahr sune Pulihd al (MaaYork and would not likey rturn n in. t wAliwhean h eeat hrt itc College 'rearattime for the debate..ta.Alilerndos'hutt THE UNIVERSITY...…

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