… THE WEATHER CLOUDY AND SOMEWHAT COOLER <L Ar Ar 4lut r Lu3 xll Section One TWENTY PAGES PRICE, FIVE CEN' VOL. XXXIV. No. 49 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1923 TWENTY PAGES PRICE, FIVE CEN -- r"--- - -' WALTON ARCHES T IN IDST OFTRIL STATES HE COULD NOT ENDURE+ SHAME OF UNFAIR PRO-. CEEDINGS ATTORNEY S ASTOUNDED A T ACT O F GOVERNOR Withdrawal Comes After His Council Fails to Introduce lian Angl O...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1923 College-Bred Instability Adolescent Readjustments In these days, when the modern' DOROTHY GELTZ at hose. Ie does not often realize American university is beginning to that, even were he to be given the undergo a change of function, and is becoming a place where, instead of Something new'? Decidedly so In greater and more noble than the boy opportunity of returning to his home, worn ...…
… "-" I STTNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, TH..HGNDAL TNA. OEfE 8 '(Gontinned from 'Page '0110 is>ts' models in the first_ act. .Thes~e, siro lamps which have been brought from New York directly from artists' studious. Special lighting e~fects, willlbe, Ob- ta.inedl for three of. the most striking Senres in "Cotton. Stockings" by? means of twvo kiopticons which .will be placed in the balcony. The snow. Sternm ene, the butterfly scen~e, and the flicker l...…
…r QE Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1923 ad The 1 K 5H 73AGL ROBERT BARTRON HENDERSON SOMETHING TO MAKE YOU WISE. they are determined to beat the duf- In a fascinating room filled with fers in New York that furnish our bric-a-brac from Tunis two gentle- present dramatic rubbish, and elevat- men with passionate enthusiasm were ing it in that they hope to gain as tling inn of the ness plans of -the fervid an' apreeiation for Ibs...…
…" 18, 1923 THE MICHIGAN D AILY, .y ,.f.omen'..a..y AINOUCE JNIOR oungest Officer GIRLS'_PL9AIDAT WIl Gie F ie Perfiormanices A ,Whitnzey TIheare Beginnzing March 19{^rI I ROFESSOR JOHN. R. BRU)PLi1.M AGAI TO )IR ECT L'RO1)ICTIO'N, The twentieth annual Junior Girls' play will be given by the class of 1925 on March 19~, 20, 21, and 22, writh.: a' matinee oni the last flay at the Whit- ney theatre. The play is. being se- lected and d~ates. ...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE THREN Addenda to the Book of Ettiquette In the life of everyone there are MAXWELL NOW ELS portunity unostentatiously to display times when one feels that his conduct his exquisite taste. This display is ac- on certain occasions has been mnade- curring situations with the conviction souls the lynching bee still exists complishsed by applause. Applause quate-that If he had known exactly that our hi...…
…THE, MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBEDR 18, 1923 it -"A cals of the University. They should .~.study the situation even nore thor-' r--- - ioughily than' they have, and in con-f 0O'FFICI.AL NEWSPAPER OF THE junction with a committee of stu- UMV1IYERSITY OF 1MICHIIGAN dents. Sonme definite result,, should be obtained, some (definit e. penalties in- P;ublished every morning except Monday p,.,ed. And abo~ive all, their reuteiices during the ...…
…P.;coi tPrrR THE MICHIGAN DAILY PUNDAY N{. E DIS agazines viexve The Smart Set Retrogrades DOROTHY TYiI-ER ~N YlIYTA SVIL ! tIritli h i: riirenrcethe Goo. 'sd Mucury wl take the ph1cC of the otd Till tWAT, for Met~rt I hat o~c .reyce',theceVIlg 110eer {idos o.t tler ots a tear 1 ,-'art Set. its ususat tenor. ttoa, I wonder do tote,' asth "ui-r sb''''<-'An t~ir fo tlr la t >rd olie thi,_, li t stil: thdeifferesnt mgzie ac-otoit1 1i0 eas siads t...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1923, MASQUES TO* I OLDPEINODRAM THE MICHfGAN DAILY 77 waau a at ws va wa w.a sa wss...a«... . Monarchists Pin Hopes On Thesel '4 ;t Eighth Annual Platy, to 1Hill Auditorim 'I be GiUvenits ruesday Night Legion Officer Goes "Over Top" SCHOOLS HEAR RETURNS Of Cellr Doors Special to The Daily Chicago, Nov. 17.-Hundreds of Michigan and Wiscons'n university alumni gathered on one of the floors of the Monadnock block t...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMIER 1, 1923 THE MICHICAN DAILY PAGE FIVE one with a book that is simply funny; some must have art along with humor. For such a person the Wallet of Rai Lung, by Ernest Bramah (Geo. It. Dor- It is obvious that nations cannot ex- an Co., $2.50) was written. The wit, ist as nations uner Christianity. In- the keen satire of the Chinese philos- deed, not even a league of nations opher and story teller attract the could then exist. B...…
…4 If HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, . _.---- _.. , () s ) ry oi e M >. ' . t ..YMrr. M"m a .. ... ol 10 111111 loll a.ix .'ar ts stn max. .. ...> rtca: I JUIRED LIST G U-W S Mal ITY D YOSTMEN OVERCOME RELY9LEA ANDREMAIN IN BIG TEN AE (Continued from Page One) .t The Cardinal field goal came late inf THE LINEUP the opening period after a 35 yard run WisToisini Miclilga by Taft, the outstanding player of Iris...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY,;NOVEMBR 1, 1923 B ( k I boasts the resounding title of "Dean' couldn't if they wanted to. cine-which explains much which ap- B O 1 of the: School of Literary Arts, Re- In spite of all this, Mr. Fagin has pears in the magazine, even unto the search University, Washington, D. C." some hope. He feels that someday, advertisements. Why Our Newspapers somehow the American short story are at Nadir, by Roy L. McCard...…
…SUPr'DAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THIS 1 NI CLOSE$ CLOSES AT 3 P.M, ADVERtTISING AT 3 P.M. ILOST--Priday betvween W llhirdl and Tappan Sts., mink neck. piece. Re- w ard. 1221 Willard. Ph11one ? 6 !f- . 217T OF DI'AWNING instruments. Lib:- eral Reward. If found please call 347.-J.! BLUE SILK umbrella. Reward. Pl'nO' 99f' Thff kinds. Experienced workn aflship. MRS. 1R. T.FI EAM gi11 Thompson.. Phonie 2764-W. W ANTEDI NOTICE...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18; 1923 THEMICHIGAN DAILY PAGE S"VEN PLAYS then calmly dropped it on the floor, evening was that of Edward T. Gibson ought to be thoroughly entertaining (Continued from Page Two) and also when he threw another to the as Thorold in the Maesfield play. He and interesting, and if by that time while she was before us. I still main- ceiling. To me the perfect natural- convinced with his portrayal of the you have recovered from Mr....…
…EIGHT TH-E 'MICHIGAN DAILY SUXD A Y, NOEU3R 1S, 1121 Likens Cannibal He Discovers I "Lost Israeli ites1W HAT'S GOING ON SUND)AY 9 :30-U~niversity Men's bible class meets in Upper room in Lane hail. 12 :00-Prof. Bruce Curry speak,, on Ithe bible, Congregational church rforum. 12:00-Baptist students' bible class i meets at Guild house. ". :00-(Pltlippine-Mfieligau club iiectN at Lane hall. Professor Hayden to :10-11iiidustan club ,.meets in L...…
…PA(L E:GJT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1923 , IGT THE-MIC GAN DAILYNDAY NOVEMBER 18, 1 9i There may somewhere be a man whodoes jinot appreciate good service, but we never have met him Every department of this large institu- tion is devoted to giving you service, the best that is humanly possible. Proof that people like this service is evi- denced in rapidly increasing business. Our drivers are courteous and busi- ness-like. Our...…
…Section' Two LY Ar 4 Ar t Section ,,I Two I VOL. XXXIV. No. 49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1923 PRICE, FIVE CENTS WOODMEN TO HOLD NATIONWIDE MEET: a I r } I SIKES, '16, WINS OPERATIC RENOWN Charles B. Sikes, '16, formerly a student in the School of Music, and while here considered one of the best of the younger singers in this section, has won fame abroad as an operatic singer of the first order. Mr. Sikes sang in the...…
… T IAE ,1 vHC-1iGAN DAILY SUN DAY , NOVEMBER 18, ULGARI A TURNS TO NEW PRODUCT K lan 0 a s P r o m So e n ne a ie For, Cobuldrn, /VUrdrc AVr~ of Exv- izardl Sofia, Bulgaria, Nov. I7-(A.P.)- ! The production of tob~acco is fast su- p;ercetl'ng wheat growing in Bulgaria.j On:ce almnost exciusively a wheat rail- ing contry, todayi- Bulgaria has tenl acres in tobacco against of e in thea cereal. Pu1garian fartners were taken in toj Eur ope.n...…
…DAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1923 THE MICHIGAN "DAILY TI-IF. MTCi-fTC~AM flATlY A. Cl ~JJ2J J~JA~Ji2J :k'Hlxt L LL+ ' MUSIC AND News From Other Colleges MiUSICIANS Idiana-Students and faculty mem- free transportation after it crosses hers have set to work to make plans the border. It will oppose the lead- DETROIT SYMPHONY CONCERT for the annual homecoming, which ing fives of Mexico. Katharine Goodson, the noted Eng- will take place Nov. 23-24. The ga...…
…THE MICI-IIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, : __ _ _ _ Direct Appeal M O n Enforcemea Direct appeal to the public opinion and patriotism of the bulk of the American citizens as a means of bring- ing about the enforcement of the pro- hibition amendment, was the essence of the plans laid by the National Citi- zenship conference which met in a Washington recently. "We have fired the first gun of the second battle of the Marne," was the, statem...…
… SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1923 College Bred Instability Adolescent Readjustments In these days, when the modern DOROTHY GELTZ at home. He does not often realize American university is beginning to jIthat, even were he to be given the undergo a change of function, and' topruito eunngt i oe becoming a place where, instead of Something new? Decidedly so! In greater and more noble than the boy opportty of returning...…
…?iAs Two THE MICHGAN DAILY SUNDAY, $OVEMBER 18,. 1923 BARTRON HENDERSON SOMETHING TO MAKE YOU-WISE. they are determined to beat the duf- In a fascinating room filled with fers in New York that furnish our brit-a-brac from Tunis. two gentle- present dramatic rubbish, and elevat- men with passionate enthusiasm were ing it in that they hope to gain as fervid-an appreciation for Ibsen and telling me of the new plans of the Shaw as we now hav...…
…SaUNDAY, OdVEM1Et ;9, 1923 THE MICHICAN' DAILY PAGB Ti RIE Addenda to the Book of Ettiquette In the life of everyone there are MAXWELL NOWELS portunity unostentatiously to display times when one feels that his conduct his exquisite taste. This display is ac- on certain occasions has .bee [inade- curring situations with the conviction souls the lynching bee stlll exists complished by applause. Applause quate-that if he had known exactly that ou...…
…PAGE POUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER s, 123 Magazines eviewe The Smart Set Retrogrades I ~ OR A SENTINENTAL EXCURSUS DOROTHY TYLER A Childish Rem aiscence of Vie Rood Mucury will take the place of the old THE DIAL for October minintams, of Uieo Anireyev, throwing more Old ' 'leto'ether with a tear Smart Set. its usual tenor. How, I wonder, do' light upr the queer worki of An1~ for th stt and other thins But till: the different magazin...…
… SUNDAY NOVEMBER 18, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIV one with a book that is simply funny; some must have art along with humor. Pagan For such a person The Wallet of' al Lung, by Ernest Bramah (Geo. H. Dor- It is obvious that nations cannot ex- an Co., $2.50) was written. The wit, ist as nations under Christianity. In- the keen satire of the Chinese philos- deed, not even a league of nations opher and story teller attract the could then ex...…
…PAGE SIX. THE MICHIGAN DAILY $UNDI1AY, VE MiS F1 923 boasts the resounding title of "Dean couldn't it they wanted .to. cine-which explains much which ap- . B ooks of the School of Literary Arts, Re- In spite of all this, Mr. Fagin has pears in the magazine, even unto the search University, Washington, D. C some hope. He feels that someday, advertisements. Why Our Newspapers somehow the American short story are at Nadir, by Roy L. McCardell,...…
… vUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15 1523 .THVE MICHIGAN DAILY PA E Vim T'LAYS then calmly dropped it on the floor, evening was that of Edward T. Gibson ought to be thoroughly entertaining (Continued from Page Two) and also when he threw another to the as Thorold in the Maesfeld play. He and interesting, and if by that time while she was before us. I still main- ceiling. To me the perfect natural- convinced with his portrayal of the you have recovered from Mr...…
… PAL ,EGHT THEE MICHIGAN DATILY SUNDAY, -NOVEMBER 18, 192 3 PA~ EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1923 There may somewhere be a man whodoes 'not appreciate good service but we never have met him Every department of this large institu- tion is devoted to giving you service, the best that is humanly possible. Proof that people like this service is evi- denced in rapidly increasing business. Our drivers are courteous and busi- n...…
…THE WEATHEl WARMER; PROBABLY RAIN A6F "iit r tAg ALr A S;;flJA'~TED PRSS t 'ASE liRESERICE WESTI1ERN CON PEIENCE EITOR1AtL AsOClA TION VOL. XXXIV. No. 22 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS FOD A ND WEEKS MAY AT TEND I ELD HOUSE DEDICATION .NVITATIONS FAVORED BY BOTH MEN TO SEE GAME AND CEREMONIES DETROIT TO ENTERTAIN 1500 MARINES AND BAND Huge Parade To Be Held There Be- for...…
…THE :' MICH-IG[AN' DAILY ThU11RSDAY, OCTOB)ER 18, 1'931 s MORE FLIGHTS PLANNE FOR .7 ZRl A-i C/. JST DSH.'i, .,Y. 'NANDOA !-r_ f . ,H" J KLAN ISSUE STIRS K Anti-Ronius Uiiil orgize'd to Fight Gr-ianting of Bonius to Able. Bodied 3Men 1MTCIIAN flEI,(vLE S STTE THEY WILL Fj lI lit f1, dl' Fashion calls for felt, velour, velvet and fancy metal brocade ? ~ ~hats for dress, street and {dance wear.'T POPULAR PRICE HAT SHOP 333 SOUTH MAIN ...…
…THPIURSDAY, OCTOB3FTR 18, 192&i TI HE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y . ...._. MUMMERS TO GIVE PLAY MadlnCu Elects Membenr AT IIILIJWEIN PADIY Try outs for the Gil'Mandli ROSALIND FREUIND, '24, TO DIRt- are as follows: Helen Paulson, '26, ECT FIRST OF THE Arline Ewing, '26, Frances Iorine, '25, SERIES JFrances Ide, 24, Ruth B~owen, '25, Dor- ______othy Anderson, '25, Catherine Stanton, ""'h Teth f: he iftHorse," a I'24, and Lucille Maxwell, '26. The re...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1923 i Da* dens of lett ers from his fair cor- res-pondents ' That is probably the current concep- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF TlE tion1of journalisum and journalists that UNIVERSITY OF IIICIIIGAN the layman holds today. Nothing can be better established than the above, Published every morning except Mondayjyet for a11that the journalist works during the University year by the Poard i yt C"nt...…
…w.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18,-1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE PI ro: ^:, a , ; :, .;r. News From Other Colleges Wisconsin-According to the latest dispatches Wisconsin is going to the dogs. The entire campus is overrun with canines of. all=and every descrip- tion; bull dogs, airdales, dachshunds,' tea hounds, and sundry others. Re- cently, at the time of sorority pledg- ing, the campus canines started a de- taken up for the band, in order to ...…
…,I'I * OTX Oi E MICHIGAN DAILY _______ _ , _ - CQAHESGIV HVAS ITY .STI B R I L N Pers G~et, I divid ual jet enI iou Fr RAITA -tfln lUf Colgate Tackles Tough Schedule As It Points For Ancient Rival W.ELLS WiINS GOLF" Mlk~ Eve 0l 1 11111!1 sI rulg "J;o 1$ , ity1' lwEVREi t'TI )111A1ON SC HE DULE FOR IEATAII) Ei{OF' WE K With the Ohio game onl3*~y o (days away, Michigan's gridders continue t) work behind closed gat~es in strlenu- ous,...…
… '1AY, OCTODE~R 18, 19 23 TI I1 MICIGANDAIL COLUMN L-ASN-IF COLUMN CLOSES ' AT3 P.M. ;pPVERTISIleiG AT 3 P.M. I I 0 DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES 19c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for three or Xnore insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion. Charged at. the rate of 1I2c per reading line for one or two insertions, 11c per reading line for three or more insertions. White space charged for at...…
…THE MICHIGAN TH IHGNDAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1921 ,. W Sousa First On Concert Series t J, C~~r1' y "r:%.~r * ~* *: Y Liut-om oh hii Sua n the rea ban whch earshisnam wil pe te 92-92 Etr cncr seie wenh apersnxtModa evnigin'Hl adioiu . osai thecoposr f anyofthemot famusmarhe eer ritenan i LeogiedasotheJousPhilinSusaand theducomor of many ofnthetmont ' WHT'SGOING ON ( ~THURSDAY1 1200-Dental faculty lunch in Union. 3:30 - Deans' Advisory ...…
…i FAIR ; CONTINED WARN TODAY the umrnr irt ian Dalit A PRE: DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE '1 XIV. Nc. 22, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1923 PRICE FIVE t N G LIS1H I#CHiLh EXT MPODY NIGHT' )TED EUCTORI NOW TENCH ING IN SlMMER SESSION AT CHICAGO" Prof. Winter Describes Ancient Rome In Illustrated Lecture White To Discuss Industry Problems F9MEABOG6NUS JOHNS ON INTO U1S, SEiiiTE BY LGE MJQl "Rome is the great lake from wh...…
…F THE IGAN I,,'- ;t-Cj)-ROLLa" ICE VERSA morning except Monday session. ssociated Press. The As- xclusively entitled to the n of all news dispatches tot otherwise credited in ocal news published here- r V tell," as Miss Nearly-Wed said, pluck- ing a single gray hair from her blonde tresses. Dear Tarik: We were told in our Geography 2L class the other day that Holland was a low, lying country. Don't you think that isgoing pretty far? Beean...…
…varied uses to which the X-ray today were shown in an illus- lecture last evening, given by P. M. Hickey, professor of 'Ro- iology at the University.' first told of the accidental dis- r' of certain rays by Prof. Ren- . German scientist who died in ;y recently, and then went on ow the recent developments have been made in past years >olidge of the General Electric ny. several models of X-rays during the war were shown and ned. l. Hickey explai...…
…1 uriJ ~.'ViviVVr1 iVA~li..t-i N L1 Jt- UL d t PANESE SCHOOL GIRLS RECEIVE MILITARY TRAINING FROM SOLDIERS }- - I I i I ti AT THE THEATER'S Australia Sends New Trade Envoy Third Concet Be Giveu Screen-Today Majestic - Be "The Wom Faces." Orpheum- Cor in "The Stu4 Montana in " Wuerth- Dor ( Understudy;" "Boys to Boa 4 Stage-7 Garrick (Detro ( stelle compa Larceny." tty Compson , in an with Four nstance Talmadge dio Girl;" Bull A Ladie...…
…ii: IA an ~ai 4;l DAY AND NIGHT W SERVICE. Pi t x ; ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1923 PRICE FIVE GE SITI c SS GR 4 t TE ti STRESSES FMEN IN CSERVICE EATS OF WITHI DUATING CLASSES WGED TO BE OF GOOD ent Would Bridge Ciasmi, Make Theory and Practice Coincide re an audience of black robed , and hundreds -of visitors from the city, President Marion L. yesterday delivered the Bac- 3ate~ addresswin Hill~auditor- ad...…
….Verse and Werse N Published every sorning excep't Monday ing the sum mer session. Member of the Associated Press. The As- diated Press is exclusively entitled to the e for repbicationv of: all news ;dispatches ited to it or not otherwise creditedt -in is paper and the local news published here- Entered at the postoffice, Ann Arbor, ichigan, as second class matter. .u bsriptionm y crrier or mail, $.so. Oflce,: Ann l~br Press Bilding. Comnuni...…
…ITAE S M ICHIGN VICTOR E1O-2 IN GIANT MEET STAR PERFORMERS O sAl TODAY THRU WE (Continued from Page One) uted to the Purple and Gold score by juggling Frayne's hit and allow- ing Barrett to romp home. Miles pounded one out to Kipke in deep' center, Lewis scoring on the throw in. Bakke singled safely for the first hit of the game and Klein's peg hit the runner at first and rolled to the bleachers. Gardner and Frayne trav- elled home on the ...…
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…A1IIER POF iY;a tti .I 5 TODAY XXXIII. No. 167 EIGIIT PAGES ANN ARDOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY. MAY 18. 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE - ,f i I TO BUN POTS TONIGHT,. :EPY HOLLOW A5SSIGN OF ONCE INTO SOPHOMlORE CLASS 'i v~ AT 7~ VUIAt U2( U OF CAMPUS LEE WHITE '10, CHOSEN TO MAKE FINAL SPEECH Theater Owners of Ann Arbor Open Doors to Students Regardless of Class Cap Nigbt, marking the assing of another freshman class into the rank of sophom...…
…uii~~ TONIGHT sDiscovery 'gurgle Amateurs Scheduled Reveals Mystery To Fall Be fore' DAIL)J King Names Him Ulster Speaker, YfY I Y / DIY ii1wY IV I p1i i iiMllwiY ^r )Is , Y Men r, - - Symphoany Orchestra Will1 t Sulte from Gustal, Holst's "Th~e Perfect 'Fool" CHILDREN'S CONCERtT TO BiE OFFERED THIS AVTER,-Oo-N The local debuts of Florence M1a,- bethi, sopranop of the Chicago Opera company, and Giuseppe Dan ise, bari- : tone of the M...…
…-mr E DAILY D 11t i5 - ation ceremonies for the new of the Women's league will n Friday, Mai 20, instead of rnoon as was announced in v Sunday. Money for all evenQ; which havo been given for the benefit of the University of Michigan League build- 'ing fund, must be turned in by June 1 to Neva Lovewell at her office in Barbour gymnasium, so that the com- petitivo charts may be com piled. Checks should be made payable to the Michigan League...…
…- - - - - - 'THE MICHIIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL -N819APER OF TUIE UNIVERSITY 01F JUCII1Wi Published every morning except Ivlonday ring the' University year by the Board in ntrol of Student Publications Memibers of Western Conferenice Editorial sociat ion. The Asscciated P~reys is exclusively en- led to the use for republication of all news spatches credited to it or not otherwise edited in this paper and the local news pub- sed therein. Enitered a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , , . 1 1 ". I I.. . I - I ' . , " ,- S PEAKS ON~epTheir Eyes 19 P0GRSS, Victims" Of _. 4 __ _.... .. .. . . _ ,..:, on American Chinese Bandits Safe now in the Senior class. IV Where, 0 where are seniors? Where, 0 where are seniors? Where, 0' where are seniors? the grave, the 'grave, thle grave+ Y Where, 0 wbere are the giddy, faculty? old jwhere, 0 where are the giddy, faculty'? old, Where, 0' where are. the gidd...…
…TEt1 ,: ~ ._... . ; IWO A fu al ., ,. ,. y . . + + r...r.~. .... . .. . ,., .. . ... . , EIIS AIDED R WEATHER0 'Wolverine Athlete Of Years Ago Still Stars As Time Creeps On I I,NTERSOHOLASTICS ION SLATE TODAY 5. AIi t kLSiAIM ONME FRGSR MIAMOND ME ....r... ,.. Trhrongs. of, college athletes have roce Mean Sboliong Trprovemnti As Ohio :Meet Ap- proachies LE DIF fCITY EXPEiCTED} ITIF BURVE CINDERt MEN ir weather stimrul...…
