…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JA i t° 4 i %Oo.W'W% A--ft . - --- 1 KEY CLAMP S!1 25c to $1.95 per pair--all sizes THE ST. CLAIR SHOP 309-311 No. 4th Ave. Talkhi language!' Your father koIvs Underwoody e- - writing. You letter 7 strikes a repohsze chordwhen you writ it to him on t c Underwood Port 1e "The machine you ew I eventually carry" 6k,. 'JQQ *A a d ard HSENT 109,00 ALUMNAE Alumnae Council to Report Work at Meeting Here January 2...…
…THE M CHI D _ WIomen Regular cabinet meeting of the Y. W. C. A. will be held at 4:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in Newberry hall. Athena Literary society will hold an important business meeting at 7:15 o'clock Tuesday night. Stylus will meet at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday night at the Gamma Phi Beta house. House groups which intend to enter the stunt contest at the Women's league fancy dress party on Jan. 22, should notify Theodosia Burton, '...…
…- HE MICHIGAN DAILY U 7"f 4..._'"" ,.. o ,. .: f OF, f, u . ..... LYERINES TO PLAY FIRST NOME GAME AGAINST AGGIES . ._______________i . FRESHMAN TRICK Sportsmanship ther's Men Will Stage Initial Contest In Yost Field House At 8 O'Clock Tonight 'HLETIC CO'CPON BOOKS WILL ADMIT STUDENTS Vlichigan's new Yost Field house i house its first intercollegiate ntest tonight at 8 o'clock when the )lverine court team will match res wit...…
…it i Cleo Murtland of the indus- dugational department, will be eaker at the annual vocational nce to be held at 4 o'clock ay afternoon in Barbour gym- , according to announcement at the meeting of the board of ,tatives of the Women's league .ay. She will speak on "The of Selecting Vocations." revised house rules for women w in- the hands of the printers .11 be distributed next Wednes- orning. In the main, they are mne as formerly, but import...…
…'ENCE SIX THE. MTCT-TTGAN DATLY 'R i C'A lfl 311 L T1 -t d MTCTATC1 AN D a... tAILYd WuLVLHINE ".::- / .. G,..., y.. '. _ Nn E EDNEDAY, JANUARY 11, 1i29 EXPECT WEISSMULLE IATEW L TO AC PAY U FRATERNITY CAGE OR ST LEAD~ SEASON OPENS AS! 38 SQUADS PLAY NA TION AL A.A. l . ( IIA N \I N a II ugu. i ing t t interfraternityf OI~ST (MRtEATET TEA basketball tournament, 3S teams -- IN AMERI A 8 wung iinto action at the Waterman MecCracken, Wit...…
…N six: I' THE MICHIGAN DAILY UESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1927' ' . . f"-.------ _ _ -------. .. a JrAo -_ [met 1aVY'w will ."k k i A.3 G t _ii X'.. IRS AND MINOS Coach Barss' Hockey Squad Develops RapiTdly Fo~r'Inia MthexW kA] III V"'.4'5' A U1 .)A .LJLLIL4I . .ELm.11 .1 .'.AL VVTC, IUUI PLl TAided by almost perfect ice during ing it is going to be difficult to find the last week, Coach Joseph Barss is the best combination before we...…
…?AGE SIX PA--S-,THE MICHIGAN DAILY TEURsDA Y, FEBRUARY 11, 1926 QUINTET WIL OL LAST DRILL TODAY Squad Leaves Friday For (hmne With Iowa Saturday; Engage Gophers Monday NINE MEN TO MAKE TRIP Michigan's basketball squad will hold its final practice of the week in Yost field house tonight and will en- train Friday afternoon for Iowa City, meeting the Hawkeyes Saturda and the Gophers at Minneapolis Monday. Coach Mather's five has defeated both o...…
…,TRE MTiCHIGAN fAIY AILy. .. .,_ r _ 3 FRIDAY, JANUARY if. 1}29 Matmen To Open Season Tonight As Pucksters Meet Marquette (*'I I W CHICAGO LL OPPOSE PHI KAPPA PSI'S WIN TANK MEET M h| TEAM Ef Theta Chi Squad Downed In Final Meet As Victors Pile Up Swanston Will Replace Hewitt in 27 To 14 Score Second Bout On Account of C i Latter's Illness Completing one of the most suc- cessful indoor tank tourneys to be conducted by the Intramural ...…
…. . .... .. . IAO . .. . La 4=1111111U M .." . I~EIil. L ° 0.....,wr"' "rS - "er o 'O URT SQUAD RE[9fl eave Tomon-ow for Satulrdtay Tilt I WIIith (xoplier' ;-WIilFic. APT1AiN ELY SNIOWS 1W:IJ.'T R FOR1Oi WITH WEE~K OF. WORK. Again stressing correction. of the aults wheih proved most glarig in -he game against Illinois last Satir- Jay, Coach Mather put the Varsity asketball squad through its next to ,e last -workout of the w...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY-j1, 1925 ~AQ~ BIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1925 ,. p . TARKMEPRAE Suckers FormPLNT FRUArI Skating e HOLD -PMETN FGR- A ,I ,Camplaign, Ill., Jan. 1t}.-Skating isr~~i III. flthe latest sport to be added' to the ~ ~ tI~ 1'apen g014 only Veerani Dier, Jspor't calendlar at the University of illy > edAs . eseve 'Illinois. For the first time in th~e ,V, 4 FrSNecods or andidt Mn~ 1W ...…
…1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY t Virown Discusses Chemical Control Prof. G. G. Brown, of the chemical engineering department, discusses, in the current issue of The Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemis- try, the possibilities of chemical con- trol of the combustion of gasoline in automobile engines. In the course of his investigation, Professor Brown built a carburetor, automatic and positive in action, de- signed on an exact chemical basi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - , AT THE THEATREs8 TODAY Screen Majeste-"The Branding Iron," with James Kirkwood. Arcade-Al Christie's "So Long, Letty," from the Morosco stage success. Orpheum-Alice Brady in "The New York Idea." THIS WEEK PENNSY CLUB TO GIVE SOMETHING NEW IN DANCES Introducing a new type of afternoon dance, the Pennsylvania club will give a "Pennsylvania plan" dansant from 2:30 to 5:30 o'clock Saturday after- noon at the Union. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ .. ..,....,..._.. .....e..-. . 'S I COLUMN CLOSES$ AT 3 ?*M. ADVERTI SING DAILY CLAS iFIED RATES 10c per rea~ding line for one or two insertions,; 9c per reading line for. three or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimimr. 3 lines per insertion. Charged at the rate of 12c per reading tine for one or two insertions, lie per reading line for three Gr more insertions. 'white space charged for at same rates. Classi...…
…A s i lu from ! Prof. 'Bruinm wrote today's Rand- iternoon all Studio ad. R. E. McKean's 'ad isle was : will appear in. Tuesdays ssue.- Adv. SHEEIV ICK Mat.Wed. SOc Sat. Mat. 500. Week Star Sunday Jan, Nights. 500 to rting $2.50,S IIOTTr I F. RAY COMSTOCK AND WILLIAM °ELI' -PRESENT- '1 Cxth Annual New York Princes Theater Musical Comedy , ,My Dear' I Wheni asked if "Old .Bill" is serious part he has ever pla Wiolf Hopper, who has...…
…i IEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PArlr THE ICHIAN DILY ~f~ F., GYMINASTS TO IN ALLCAMPUS Vinuvrs Will Receive Gyu Sweaers; N inierals Seconid FriZeC PLAN ALL-AROUND Plans for the first all-c nastic meet ever held at 1 now under way, the mo date for the meet being ap 10l days before the spring The individual events w GORMAN, DETROIT STAR, WINS AGA! ETCOAST BASEBALL NINE r:ti ea v AssociateFd Press) Will Be SAN FRANCISCO, J...…
…TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE SVE~N .. S MMERS ILL se lights in the aquatic realms are flocking to Los Angeles to battle for VIE FOR CA LI the $40,000 prize money in the Catalina CH ANNEL AWARDS channel ocean marathon, the greatest ocean swim on record, to be held' E January 15. LO S ANGELES, Calif.-Responding Many noted swimmers have been to the lure of fame and fortune, many training at the various beaches near of the...…
…THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 19t& THEF MICIGAN, DAIL Y 1 1'1 \ l I'l .) 1 . Y i'13 #mil s'! r ~s0AT3 SP.M. ADVERTISING PN E t F i i WAN ti E'l3) FOR RElNTN FORl SALE l 111 ill wINUI1I, KEng-Chllrcn n- i LIVERPOOL. - The Moew,. nted Y .--e !;rr 12 yeara of ag i "1hjve bon refused eancmreradrwiipea 1VATED--xpriencedl soprano to FOR R1LNT-To desiiable young; FOR SALE-Packard six touring, iecrission to takepatn ruloctaamaogaled echtfhtsn si1g il (...…
…FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1929 Tletics, countered by announcing it B N A AA V would hereafter schedule athletic * contests with teams "not under control of the A. A. U." } Major L.Griffith, athletic com- missioner of the Big Ten A. A. U. administration, took up the dispute Mn Northwestern's favor, intimating Refusal Of A. A. U. To Sanction he would bring the matter before C. A. A.-Northwsternj Meet the Big Ten. t Causes Dispute."Our universities and...…
… intramural Items Close scores and hard fighting on, the part of all teams were the out- standing features of the fraternity and clas: basketball games Kehl at Water- man gymnasium Tuesday night: Following.-are the scores of the games : Delta Chi 12, Theta Chi 4; Pi ; D~elt~a Clhi; court 4, Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity and class teams should solved( the rest wvould be compara-' vs. Delta Kappa Epsilon; at 9:30 inake all effort to arrive onth...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1925TlEMC INDAL THE MICHIGAN DRILY PACE ~SE~VEN lainBUIBINSl~sPower In New WOK ~Vienna Cabinet!CLASIFIETHIS' FOLLOWSOLUMNUHEDULLI _____ COLUM p n CLOSES L I CLOSES fs4i !AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISINGO AT 3 P.M BEAUTY SHOPPES Permanent Waving sknd Marcelling MACK AND CO. 3rd Floor Main St. THREE EXLPIRT NARCELLEB.S Phone 2939 for appointment. DIMMATTIA BEAUTY SHOPPE State Street-Above Cushings SHOES HARGIS BOOTERY Wuerth Thea...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, Volume I WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1922 Number 77 To the Members of the University: The President and Mrs. Burton will not be "at home" this afternoon. To the Deans: There will be no conference of the Deans today. M. L. BURTON. University Lecture: Professor William Bateson, formerly Professor of Biology in Cambridge University and now Director of the Johns Innes Horticultural Institution of Merton Park, Surrey,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Volume I TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1921. Number 71. ENGLISH SCHOOLS TO COMPETE IN-AMERICA VISIT OF CORNELL TO ISLAND ROUSES BRITISH EN. THUSIASM (By Associated Press) New York, Jan. 10.-International intercollegiate sporting contests in this I To the Deans: There will be no ence will be held on conference of the Deans this week. The next confer- Wednesday, Jan. 19, at 10 a. m. M. L. BURTON, Presid...…
…7TH3E MICHI1GAN DAILY woo- . .... , _ r .. :... y AlLY OFFICIAL BU-LLETI N lication in the Bulletin le icostructive gotica to bit members bt University. Copy received by it*4 As!t~tfte the '+Wd(ent Urntil Up. Mn. (11:30 a. M. Satnrt's. urn. 4F FRIDAY, JAN UART ,114;1924 Nu mber 78' M1ay Be Englan's . INew Amba.,ssador. ' TO United States as ambassador to -the United _States when the latter retiree shortly. Sir Aucklahd is seriously th...…
…IEXPITION so ENEiii 19001 TIO bWUKI I ial law and has s on this sub- > years Dr. Her- on the Carnegie E. S. WILLIAMSON AND-H. B. BAK- ER, FORMER MICllGAN MAN, IN CHARGE OF PARTY An expedition nade possible by Mr. E. S. WjIliamsoir and Dr. Bryant Walk- er, will leave New York Jan. 14, for Venezuela for the purpose of collect- ing zoological specimens and group, needed in museum work. The partyj we can't be. Please" you -Adv. Mats. Tues....…
… PAGE EIGHT THE MICIH:GAN DAILY WEDNTESDAY, JANARY 1, L28 - - -~ -.. '- --*...... .- ..-. DAILY OFF1ICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 8. WEI)NESI)AY, JANUAHY 1. Nujiilmer 8. To Headsn adii C raimen of Ii (it 1;e ,E Cclle' e cf Literature, Science andI theArts: So far only a s...…
…PAG~iETOITT THEV MTCIITCAN DAILY mom V", xxwaweons "1 A AN-AL Yk N L./"LL BJ s DAILY0 OFFIIA L B U LLE T IN All seniors and graduate students who would like to have the privilege of observing the teaching in their horne towns or elsewhere during the, week of the University Spring Vacation (April 8-18) please notify mee in Iwritihg at once. Sespecifically the following facts: N;amie; homne town; major sub.jec t; City or Town preferred. ...…
…-. ;'"~ THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y r"' , ...._.. DAILY OFFICIAL, BULLETIN Publication In the Bulletin is, constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a.,in. Saturdays). Volume 11 'TILURSIJAY, FEBRUARY 11, 19.26 Numiber 96 U; niversity Lecture: Dr. Esther Boise Van Demran, of Rome, Italy, Fellowo b fang institution,: and Norton Lecturer of the Aroibaeologieal Insti...…
…PAGE EIGHT TIHE MICHIGAN DAIL\Y w FRIDAY, JANUARlY 11, 1929 - -- - - ----- DA ILYOFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Wednesday issues of this Bulletin. Beginning Monday, January 14, the, Upperclass Advisory Committee will meet from 3:00 to 5:00 p. m. daily n tho corridor opposite...…
…THE MICI ZAN DA4ILI THE MIC 7JAN OAIL'I Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN in ty. the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3:30 v. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) THUR$DAY, tJANfARY 1i, 1923 Number 78 New York Man' Fight Cotton xs To Bug consin. le feels that the progress made so far is as much as can be expected and is certain that rapid ad- vance will be0 made in the sport at Michigan because of the enthusiastic attitude...…
…PAGE EIGHT WAGN~EIGHTTHE MICHIGJAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Pwesident until 3:30 p. mn. (11,30 a. in. Saturday. Volume 5 $SUNDAY, JANUFARY11, 19) Number S81 To the Deans: 'There will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, January 14, at 10 o'clock in the President's office. Senate Counicl: The next regular me...…
…*Feature Section C, r SirV ~IItAl Feature Section VOL. XXXV. No. 80 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1925 EIGHT PAGES WHERE, oH WHERE HAS AsTrAbs CULTURE GONE? rf.e Has The Student Lost All Interest In Things Intel] Cultural Aspects Of College Life? Do Extra-Curricula Activities Overshadow The Old Mr. Angell Presents His Report On Methods of Increasing Intellectual Interest At Michigan By Robert C. Angell E...…
…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY S47NDAY, JANUARY 11, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 192~ The Union Pool Phe~nix Rises From Its Ashes In i 1 z r A Last did For ]Early Completion. Facts About Europe, n~enEtc. To get the better reservations, it will be veryi necessary that you arrange your Mpans soon. ;BOOK EALY~ailing List~ates; 1st, BOOKEARIntCabin or 3rd Class ALL STEAMSHIP LINES. TFOURS AkND CRUISES A small deposit secuirs s...…
…SIN-DAYIA 11NUTA RY i .111925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY fO +'P* Sports * 4 i RULES CHAIRMAN GIVES 1924 REPORT 1 :. i I I t Lienies ITaint of Lommercialism In F ootball THE MANASSA MAULER, BEFORE AND AFTER Heavyweight Champion Yearns To0 Show Up Valentino :y { ti - .t 'i. t r ctport ot- E. K. ericant hitero Initercollegiate I~or the Yeatr I{ Ifail, (hiiirinuu Ant- Itie it iA distinctly a game of ama- (leglito Tbt...…
…P C E TWELVE TH E MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY ll$1925 Dooks and W riters w ww r -iscue nmefrhisrfbahslttle acu In R FibaI direct and trenchant criticism of con Life of Hl bliorap Ea andPersnaltemporary literature and is now endArvl Br1a rc iEeD Fom the book jacket) Manieto tering the fed f t noveists Hs h and ha I m ~Artiiur Annesley Ronald Firbanle, lshed by G. P. Ptaman's Sons, New You ma .._ the second and only surviving so...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, M~2 ["HF M\ICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THIRTI ~'AGE THIRT i I' I /!i j a*1 i )Yusic d Drama + + d-- i. i ThP MirarrlP chosen for what purported to be the only other Anerican showing of "The A1 Aolo-v for Georgec's Madne~ss ThP Art of MnbilP ['.nlnr 1 -AJ.LJ 1AA~L.d... 5 L. LLAU J L1JjI. JJ~ZLLjIIL~IJduing _.- . . .- "i7- - _ _ _ _ _ _ " " " " - - _ __l _li ,_ d l \1 1 G -_ _ V I_ _V_ _ V V V_ __G 1 1 Q 4 G - ac...…
…PAGE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY StNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1925 University Women '* r MRS HURD REPRESENTS FEMINIST SPIRIT OF 1925 National Women's Golf Champion Of Fifteen Years Ago Wins Again t t Professional Education for the Journalist "Chic" is Keynote of New Year Fashions , .-.- . -. ID d O r. .r. _ OQcEE OF Kt "TNE WNKS r $t' f WOAI GOLF TITLES W~tZ- ' s z r k + J $ , 1. V JtkR BALL0O,.. TIRES -- FOR SKI RTS L 'ir y...…
…ST':DAY.,SJANUARt1Y 11, 1925TH MCHANDIYPE THr:, MICHIGAN DAILY PAr'.P ;:.. tf 4 . ,v,., + q 4'. {3it } .t ,., 1J~ IF) it of the Congregational church has in-'!_,r.J.t/%/Yt,..."P/I.~.~i~~Irr..~d.~/1/1e.l~ il/;,lI/~3"l.~/Il~l."~~"~itI~.~//II.J. vited him to speak at their Japanese, in m service this evening, and he will also ]- speak at the motion picture serviceI - interpreting some Burton Hlolmes ____________________ travel pictures. M...…
…PAGE IXThIEI THE 1\IC14IGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1925 a x lll l la v; ;A VI } f /.Aa raa..s - Cinemnia be miade to keep the bes5t studenits which i > both satisfied a iid still fromi becomiing inarrowl~y boldsh,- for ;further 4stir:nlat odlI y his progressi ve b~y so mluch will tteir wxorth as syiI- col'(11wst of 'train e toiritorv. II 0 'ex- (Continued from Page Fifteen) (I hols be d(im'iniished. IndedO tiie: pre- ,1)0(0(11noesthi...…
