…____ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___THE 'MICHIGAN DAIL'~ . ; ti3 _. '.. f [NTS OFFEREDl RSE FELLOWSHIP A VIATOR SCHOSEN FOR WORLD FLIGHT - Scandinavian shes 20 Awards Subjects Founlatloni in Varded HOSTROP, 141, CHOSEN MILITARYBALLLEADDER IJ. W. Hostrop, '24E, has been chos-, en general chairman of the Militaryf ball for this year. He was selected, recently by members of the Veterans' of Foreign Wars, and the R. 0. T. C. who will sponsor the danc...…
…SPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN rung except Monday during the Univer- n Control of Student Puhlications. F THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ss is exclusively entitled to fhe use for dispatches credited to it or not otherwise nd the kcal news published therein. office at Ann Arbor. Michigan, as second ier or mail, $3.50. Press building, Maynard street. )6o; Editorial. 2414. to exceed 300 words, if signed, the sig- o appear in print, but as an evidence...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t a114 OFFICIAL N9WSPAPER OF 'THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ublished every morning except Monday during the Univer- :ar by the Board in Control of Student Publications.. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ication of all news dispatchescredited to it or not otherwise d in this paper and the local news published therein. ntered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, a...…
… PAGE TWO NEW HOSPITAL GESOLI OF LONGFELl NEEP STRUCTURE PLANNED MODERN AND EFFICIENT IN EVERY DETAIL THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1920. _ Leads Grand March (By R. S. H.) Since the founding of the Univer- sity hospital the steady growth of the institution indicates in a measure the appreciation of the people of the state for the service it has rendered. It stands today the greatest teaching hospital in the country. Each year mo...…
…THE M NICHIG i fAi Air. w, . . , .. .. .. . . . .. .. . ... .. . , .._.,:_ .._ ..... .. ....r. ........,...,s . .. . .___.,. --, FAIVIUS UHEMISTI SPEAKSTONIGHT. hrof e s,c- Lenher Will Deliver Viii- lersiity Lecture On Newr Solv-ent IVAS OFFICERIN ]'C('1EMICAL WVAlWAM', SEICE 01? OF AItIT P'rofesor Victor Lenher of the1 Uni- veristy ofl Wisconsin will deliver a Ujniversity lecture itt 8 o'clock tonight in the Chemical Amphithveatre on t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IUII[ULL d IL[t LJ I [FEATEDIN HOUSE panese Exclusion Provision Placed In Immigration Bill Falls 191-171 OOLIDGE'S REQUEST FOR DATE POSTIPOINEMIENT LOST Washington, May 9.-(By, AP)- y a vote of 191.to 171, the house de- ined today to approve the Japanese xclusion provision of the imnigration ill inserted by house and senate 'con- rees at the request of President oolidge. The measure was sent back to-con- rence with the. hou...…
…PAGB T~WO TIF ICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOtBER 10.. 1925 _ } S C.A. ADDS FOUR NEW DEPATMENTS Bible Sftdy, 1In1er-ra cud ( oimi~ ion musle, anid Cofereii e C omiprise CHAIRMEN APPOINTED j Four new departm( its have been added to the cabinet of the Student Christian association, as announced by Rensis Likert, '26, president of the S. C. A., yesterday. The additions include .a Bible study department :which will be under the direction of Albe...…
…PAGE TWO THE MTC-1TCAN DATT Y TH. TCTCN ~l YTUESDAY, NOVEMIBER 10, 1525 ...... Art Exhibit Opens With Big Array Of RESERCHBU RAU~Landscape Pictures (Continued from Page One) dew P"rojt TBe D ' 1c1 cla They are true water colors in that aam el- its "chool (hle leaves much of the paper bare and PBy Doc3 iay puts bioad, bold flourishes of his -*brush in place of details. Little need SCHMALZ WILL ASSIST bed said about the etchings of Mr.-Al- ...…
…MG O TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY'' THURSDAY, IlP.C1aDI1 f?3ti 10, 1925 T1-T~. MICT-IICAM flAtlY ThURSDAY. DECEMBER 10, 192~ .. .._. , DIIOBSE DEBATERlS IWHEN THE SIXTY-NINTH CONGRESS OPENED FILMS SHOW VIEWS OF AT TRYOUT TODAY FN MUSCLE SHOLS PLNT fi * C clitrali League 'Teautis 11'111I) i~cu . Question Of SubsIdizim' The Commercial Air Service WILL DEBATE JAN. 15 Varsity debate teams to represent the University in the Central league will b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SU"NDAY , JANUARY 10.:1 Named Premier EN6INEERS iIL CLASSIY FL Fresiiun. I'(mlliftee Aind -O -iar: Office W111l 1istribiaite r:a1es WILL ISSUE BULLETIN El (;tiofl of[5ccr11(r r-c. l t( coul in the Cleeo E neiga: Architecture wl e eldFeb. 6 a 8, it was annoiinced yesterday in t office of the socretary. The bomrs for cla scsificatifen will from 1:30 to 5:30) o'cl c k S turd. Feb. 6 and fromn 8 to 12 and 1:20 3:30 o'cloc...…
…PAGE T THE. MICHIGAN DYAILY THRSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1929 ... . ...... - MCUniversity Heat and Light are Conveyed Under Campus Through Lengthy Tunnels Toi S11JDY I'HtIYI Paris may have its underground60,000,000 square feet in its fifty- passageways, made famous by Vic- eight buildings. PA LJLIAILytor Hugo and Lon Chaney, and New All routs lead out from the power i York may boast about its miles of plant, northeast of the campus, and, subway ...…
…PAGE TWO .SHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER, 10, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 192~1 iNoWILPEKBROO0KHART7 DISCUSSES TESTIMONY RasyMapnl INT it E WASHINGTON ENFORCEMENT CASE RO £ SO WO'EYRme LMaonalu ONRCERLT!fLCREES DLI UTOS ofAm erican Tr FO FOUM SERIES Li Antiquity of the Atomobile' rsdn ovrI a s SubjectfSpeech"Dear Old Quaker' in T ^,I A^" A Lroe - . lted -, I s i Student Christian Association' Sponsors Wide Va.r...…
…PA ^ EEms. .u +re '".1 }n -. w .. fin. -" - " " rr .- ... r "+ " w A A- . 5~X'.? ,.'+a.r',C".t .'. s '.'. .'a.diY.:d$.e +-,t" . . h .. x, 4i ..tJV PA~Z ~ A - MACANY DECLARES Men of Union Opera Don Finihig Touches asT Merrie-Go=Round' Prepares for Premier IUNG GNRTION Detroit Minister Believes Youth Must Settle Conflict of Science and Religion. S.C.A. CONDUCTS SERVICE Indifference Toward Church Is Laid to Multitudinous Body of Truth Fa...…
…....r. . LINDBERGH WELCOMED IN GUATEMALA President Lazaro Charon (officer at right with t11"ee trsonl collar) wel- comes Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh to Guatemala and confnrs a medal. At Lindbergh's right, in a gray shit, is *he Alnierican minister, Arthur- H. Geis;3ler. S-HE S'OWS US A'1 L - T\ Y'YT- 4' T -" A "t " …
…PACE ti THE MICHIGAN DAILY ]PRU)XV. rlnl'nRTTART Id. 1'q2g TI-F.MTHTCN>YAI. L'TLT h& y P 1 W a 1,riL n 2V ll1. 2 a PLIGHT IS APPOINTED 'V-TIAO' COMPLETE PLANS FOR CONFERENCE! Final plans have been ura n 111 for the Fourteenth Annl ~A . ichiv: In ;Conference on l-i h'Wav Enlginweing. 1 hih jeis15 10tak e pilace I h (eH'P hV14- PfL A N T O W ID E N S TR E E T S IPr i si n w s gi e ete d y b .3 A. Bin s1ey, cdean of students and i?,d war...…
…A PAGE TWO_-r TIIF IC I GAN DAILY . ATI1R AY, A TT 10, 1A24 .................... . ......... ... . i FLOATING UNIVERSITYN"EW AiFFFP HRFF PPI7',AS NVATIONAL FORESTS WILL BE USED IN EXPERIMENTAL PRACTICE, S'" ...l..1A.".."JS.«.rJ, "::" Oratorical Association Was Organized 8 f FrStimulation Of Forensic Interest 8 OPTICAL S For ______DEPARTMENT M 4 1 r INGT(N. ?March 9:--Vlichi- natural growth of trees. vo flf'w nat ionai forests lo- jn...…
…"THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY,, Y 10, [ILIJLO I N 1 NQUARTELL'S BAND Ofr D 4N I All Frankie Quartell's featre record- 111' ~OIAA til fI[ing orchestra has been secured to play -l... (Students Pla NaiFr T 'our WILL HOLD MAY irdomePART Y ON FRIDAY; GOULD RECEIVES RUSSELL AWARD! T _ _ _ mommolownwa _____at the annual Senior trail to be held JoIhn ). Ilockefeller,: Jr., Rtemoves Col.' Friday night May 18 in the Ball roomf Stei art Fronm...…
…"I, THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDi IAY, MIARCIh 10, 1927 IFOSIRJIO OP~SDullard Selected I HOFMA'N, PIANIS~ Radio Board HeadPAETADOW 3 s it OR MILITARY CMpt ::Josef Hofmau Wllelt I h i2V' i}.te 1 , world1 as a ni';t , bUtOr't o 9 ,! few !Pen is te knowvn a . , . . VTo Ian Meld At (Custer, Miand th~e e r o a dei { . Close Enrollmecnt Mlay 1 STATE'S QUOTA IS 187-8 i' r : I at the age of five Yemwr', :i;itr he star tled Eui ope 1;1 P P 1.ofi!...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIUr'SDAY, 'MAY 10, 1927 UNIVERSITY EXTESION DEPARTMENT LISTS COURSES !ENTRIES DESIRED TO B OFFERED OUTSIDERS DURING SCHOLAST1I YEAR B Y COMED Y CLUB, Extension courses for the first se- _ical theory of statistics, Professor Professor Holmes; educational so-! All those who wish to try out for mester of' the 1927-1918 school year Carver. ;clology, Profesor Angell; the family, memrbershiip in Comedy Club are re- haebe ettvl...…
…PAGE TWvo THE MICHIGAN DAILY SI'X;) 1 z O 1 01SL;It 10, M6 PAGE TWO THE MICI-ILGAN DAILY SUNDAY, oc'roliEu iv, 1~26 ~WW~~E~W ~ - - ~ ---- ~ - -- - -- -- -. * TO A A ~' I ~;X r. 7.1 ( REATIHES There A, an Withi Soul So - Himtself Has Said- 21. t. alb-t Yever To ,Ii 1 P'~ [U VP : 9 AND I LOV, 12'Ell iii "' aV!rA) {99. 1' t ir : TY{ af LY TO i: . - ; N9 ""L V.E v r Sa1[ r" 4' . 'r , } , FY.Y E;{ < A.h. . E - , A the Tragic ...…
…b PAGE TWO .THEIF.MICH-IG1AN DLYT IVED.NESDAY, NCJVE MER 10, 1( 26 ..... ..... . . ... ..... ......w r r , ., ... v x .a. u ..+ u a1T ilsi.*'aawL- . apiQ10K' ...Awe1H lVlxJ11 EXTENSON DIISION I OFFERS NEWOURSES Professors Paton and Van den brok Wil Instruet, at Detrot Bral nch of University REUAR CREDIT GIVEN With the establishment of two new Courses offered in Detroit through the University':Extension division, the to- tal number of cou...…
…".' P'AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDf1)A Y, I EC F E' I 10, 12 ....... . .. . . . . . . Student Who Tries Merely To "Get By" * Misses Fuller Meaning Of Life-Little "The student who is keenly alert: guile:;(.. the ;clt~ ler1(1' groupsb And is intelligent, but is fooled by t~he in flh-s:-cent:how the tcrm is ex- system into trying to just 'get by' is ,,re -ir is(1of( thou.-ands of pur- missing the fuller meaning of ,life," i)oScs Ilil-s , ...…
…PAGN TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1926 PAQZ TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 192~ if __ _ . ..,. _ _ s , . L _T' I liii 4 RO ',' '. .. YOUCA G-T HOSE 1111 1111 SIZE u - ...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ "II 1111 A M~t .Seco - ud Ii' q1 g r f i { 4 i 4; k x '} ml U I AT 'i BOOK SHOP EVERYTHING IN BOOKS 1 IIIIIIIIp F - 11 II iJ I I I YA iWW l 1 rrr. rwrrw rrmiriiw r r A …
…TWO } THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1926 _ _. isBIRTH OF PHONE I'muhtlecring Conivocationi To (Cele. braite A nniversairy Of Tlep hone's Practical Use KUHN TO MAKE GIFT The Image Of Prosperity Dentistry Storage Vault Is Enlarged jEnlar gemnent of the stoirage v ault in the Dentistry building has recently been completed by the B3uildings and Grounds department, the capacity be- in-g approximately doubled. The vault is emiploye...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ _ ., EXPEDITION LEADE RS ARE RETIJRNI NOGHOME B[RNAP IS HERE NOW HOBBS IS NOW IN NEW YORK.c WILL ARRIVE HERE THIS WEEK3 PARTY SAVED HAS SELL t Denmark's Geographical Society Fntertains Entire Expedition In Copenhagen Ralph K.. Belknap second in com-f mand on last summer's now fa- mous University Greenland Expedi- tion,: and one of the principals in the rescue of Hassel and Cramer, pilots of the Greater Rockford, re-1 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER .. ....... . AND EXHIBIT DISPATCHES CONCERNING ERUPTION OF ETNA INACCURATE, HOBBS SAYS 1f TO[f !UIWIL "Dispatches from Mt. Etna con- of action by men who are allow- Of PEASANT ___ cerning the volcanic disturbances ing their imaginations full sway. u TAwhich are now in progress, and The people in the vicinity, accord- ' A which tell of burning trees and ing to Professor Hobbs, can easily! houses and p...…
…11"HE MICA-WIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 11271 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, 3ANUARY 10, I~2~ _ _ . _ __- - Large Dot nation Given To University Of Heidelberg By American , y.. Friends nLrirrnPanrnTemporary Camp Site Chosen For Forestry DANA GETS IZAAK And Conservation Summer Field Expedition WALTON POSITION -[ h-tmust be entering the forestry cur- A site has been chosen for a ricula. In this respect the camp Announcement has ju...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 1929 12AGE TWO THE MICHIGA N DA tEY G Interest Displayed In Inlander Co STUDENTS TO COMPETE IN SPEECH Bishop Cooper Will CONTEST PRELIMINARIES TOMORROW Lecture On Marriage II Col ntest Approximately twenty students besides receiving $100, will repre- th ,ArrDnITIDfl Exceptional interest is being will deliver orations in the prelim- sent Michigan in the Northern Irving S. Cooper, regionary bish- taken in the Inlande...…
…-ze .rr- - -.- -- - . - - -. PAGE TWO THE MICHICA N DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1929 PROFESSOR REED TRANSLATES BIOGRAPHY OF BELGIAN RULER First copies were received here' recently of Comte Louis de Lich- tevelde's "Leopold of the Belgians," translated by Prof. Thomas H. Reed of the political science de- partment and his son H. Russell Reed. Licht-velde presents the current Belgian view of Leopold II, a king who played a much greater part in ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .HnI' )AV. :.O1 MEnll10,m 1} 1 tk 1i PROFESSOR DAVIS REPORTS TO COMMITTEE, ON INVESTIGATION Of EXISTING CONDITIONSC ' IN SCHOOLSYSTE'M OF STATE Of VIRGINIA DECISION TO 'ONIWTT SURVEY Wide streams tend to isolate the peo- WAS MADE LAWT SPRING ple, and there are only 23 incorporat- BY LEGISLATUTRE ed cities in the entire state, thus causing a large rural school popula- WSRE HEDS CMMITEEt'on' O'SHEA HEADS COMMITTEE P ers...…
…PACE TWO~ THE MICHTGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMER 10, 1927 PRODUCTION CLASSES Young Men Today Typical Of Modern PRESENT THIRD PLAY iesDean Sats KENTUCKY POLICE TAKE TO AIR !iREEN ANNOUNCES PLANS LITTLE ASKS THAT LEGISLATURE TO MEET RIiGHWAY NEEDS CONSIDER EDUCATION BILL FIRST 4 LANSING, ;wee. -o. rdW. Green announrced yeteda tat John Sugges ting that state legrisla tnu' I 1 -a F T R"College men who don't drink, OF SIR ST S[II swear, o...…
…I TWO -- THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1924 - - i CLUB WI[L ASSIST A9BSENTEE VOTERS Quialified Elector.,. feeStfites Lsted, Absent FromnItlo 111, Alloxveti >!a1Iof S SERVICE WILL BE FREE A~n opportunity for every qualified1 voter to cast an ibsentL voter's bal- lot~ free of charge at thef general ee- tions to be held Novemblet 4 is being offered by the Republican club, ac- cording to officials of that ogn zation. A qualified vot...…
…PAGE TWO THE1 I.MICHIGAN DAILY SAT UDAY, JANUARY 10, J1925 SAYSSTUD ENT9 OWE11 BIC DEBT TO JOL Still Golfs T'eachers' Class Tells Freshmen How To Write Good Exam Papers REPORT STRESSES mrrna nr miinriifif I e ! 1; i L , c7 Student to Make 1R turn To Soelely Cl Chiicago, Jaa. -.-"Student, owe they world anl ever-reocurring debt,'',lDr. (Iraham 'aylor of the Chicago Corn.-' nios sid In oe)'en1I. ifl theannulal m1eet- ing of the ...…
…i I" L ,l 1 9 IIVLIIUJ[VII 6 10 ATHLETES [ust NTow Carry 11 Hours adlelni Work Ol side of 1V1iy-ical Courlses 1N'1ER$tS(PlONA1, C4}g 'ESS INADSABELIE Ralph IVT. Aigler, of the Law and. cha.irman of the Board "rol of Atletics,,presented his[ report at the rn eeting of the council, which was held yester- he office of the President. Ile ed three resolutions adopted Western Conferenc~e -which pproved by the council and for the University. Thefir...…
…-~ ~ ~ Ml;. :iVIL.lll ~1 fand11Kelly Ad141ess'ed 3etllg' 111il11°Aid"Itorivini Yeste rday Kelly, '241., of the Student A, andl Carl Rr'andt, oif the puib- ?akin. depnainent, were the in_ a college ediucation, and urgedat the freshmen adopt somne sort of moral 'scent the University after graduation. Results of' the class nominations' will he announced in a later issue of The .Daily. . , NewsOf Te Da BAZARM'TO RAISE E~DUCATIONAL FUND The e...…
…, . LY , . .au....+ r.+ ...,nd.. a+rn rte. nu r r rrr 4w rrrr ' .. _, 1Hl~w~. LI INSURnw H ranan in. German1 Prison Never BURTDNQAT NEW Y.Heard of War! PRESIDENT O[UTLINES PROBLEMS CONFRONTING UNIVERSITY EDUCATION Speaking before the National Asso- ciation of Life Insurance presidents Friday night at the Hotel Astor in New York City, President Marion L. Burton emphasized the necessity of the collegestudent taking an "active part" in his ...…
…TiHE MICHIGAN DAILY WDE~~ HOUND SELECTfl FRflP RIIAV TIJFTFP, S _. Starts wBureau "' In Talent RANGE PREPAREID Tf liaP NIIADMfll or days and that. the progressive seiz- ure of the Fuhr can only be stopped by Germany comning to terms. (By Associated Press) Zoological C(1u1 Seets Tomorrow I (Continue d from ' Page ne) brief xzention. At the University there is no auditolgin really fitted . for "dramtic performances either ama.- teur ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 ;tJ DU il.U 00 They have argued the government out of srending detectives to the Hop. They have distributed their pictures OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNI- broadcast to the press throughout the VERSITY OF MICHIGAN state and nation. In fact they have Published every smoreieg exeept Meedey during thed tUiersity year by the Boud i devoted two hours a day religiously Control of Student Pub...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY tt Discoveries Inspire Journey Into Patagonia, ENGINEERI$G EXHIBIT MA9Y BE 'HELD AN May Be Canada's Commissioner To U. S., Is Report nat the last meeting of the old coun- (Dily, and two members to be appoint- C fANGES vrup~U IN cil. Any man on the campus shall be ed by the reside. om eligible for election. T w purpoga of tie comrnittee slall XPENSES O STDENT COUNCIL I be to CUNCItuenLpiio o h ~ DUNCILCONSTITUIIJI iD Th...…
…TH-E MTCH--AN DAILY ..HLE Surpug~lgH[S HgDULVSings Here May . tT. C,' BIG PEP MEETING'i : 19 '114to' nlt Gym lInt SPASS$ T'S (OIQMMA-NDE1I- Maior General Harry C. Hale, cost-l( anding the sixth corks area re- ewed the six companies of the local 0. T. C. unit yesterday afternoon the floor of Waterman gymnasium. ie to weather conditions the core-~ ony was~ transferred from South: rry field to the gymnasium shortly fore the timie of t...…
…itv, HE a; morning, except Monday - session. ssociated Press. The As- xclusively entitled to the n of all news dispatches not otherwise credited in local, new~s published here- d at the postoffice, Ann Arbor, n as second clas matter. 'ption by carrier or mail, $i.so. : Ann Arbor Press Building. unications, if signed as evidence of th, will be published in The Summer the discretion of the Editor. Un- mmrnuhications will receive no con- n.. ...…
…EWSPAPER OF THE rY OF MICHIGAN iER SESSION ymorning except Monday er session. Associated Press. The As- exclusively entitled to the ion of all news dispatches not otherwise credited in elocal news published here- Entered at the postoffice, Ann Arbor, chigan, as second class matter. Subscription by carrier or mail, $.t.50. Offices: Ann Arbor Press Building. 3Ontmunications, if signed as evidence of od faith, will be published in The Summer ily...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY y WEDNESDAY', )ECEMBER 10, 1924 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~DNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1924 0 NC -:liore Nve issue our yearly ad monition- shop early in the month and kishop carly in the day. By doinor sOout get th~e advanI ta e of complete, freshteCs ihchoie unrestricted. Service naturally is more efficient and propt deliveries are insured. O~ur store is in order for th~e greatiest holia bu siness in our histor...…
…PAGE TWO Urliga$'iDal 1 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-I titled to the use for republication 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, postoffice, as second class matter. Subscription by carrier, $i.so;...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY - _ i Co e 'nitum it, America, will benefit from the stimu- lation of trade. i{'t A flThe idea that a balance of gold owed to the United States, in addition lished every morning except Monday to the vast sums which Europe owes the University Summer Session by oard in Control of Student Publica- us now and which Europe is unable to pay constitutes a healthy or "fav- Associated Press is exclusively en-Orable" situ...…
…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER M CAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1926 .I ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ I S e mytg YELLOWOA L V A splendid example of "yellow ' ja nt ournalism" has been furnished in the l TEO R OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE recent hold-up of a road house in T_-/_ m- I UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION Publisled every morning except Monday during; the University Sum...…
…THESAM1CWCAN DAILY -I__ amily Altar League Prepares Two Ivinute Prayer For Noon Tomorrow (By Associated Press) Chicago, Nov. 9.-The prayer that follows has been prepared and issued by the Family Altar League of Ameri- pa, to be said in the two minute period proclaimed by President Harding for noon tomorrow, in memory of the fall- en soldiers of the World War and on behalf of the assembled peace con- ference. o The prayer: Thou Eternal God, ...…
…UAY, DECEMBER 10, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY U I Phone 1091 FOR A New Menu for Fraternities and Sororities Every week hereafter in this space THE MICHIGAN DAILY will submit a new menu. If you are having difficulty making good menus in sufficient numbers MAKE USE OF THE ONE PUBLISHED HERE EACH WEEK. Cut them out as they appear each week and save them, you will find them useful. READ THE ADS APPEARING ON THIS PAGE - YOU WILL FIND HERE MANY VA...…
…)ER SEATS YOUR VA, B'Y A L WHITNEY THEATRE 1 SAT. -SUN., JAN. THE DRAMATIC S .NmmmddmL AMMOMMINER AMMr"4M SOBEL on ' - I;. 0. T. C. NOW ENROLLING - MEN FOR NEXT SEMESTER Enrollment. in the R. 0. T. C. may now be made for next semester at the R. O. T. C. headquarters, directly behind the pharmacology building, Major Robert Arthur, head of the unit, announced yesterday. There are already 440 members of the unit and where is room for as...…
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