…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE ...,.....,.R, 4 BnEFRSU PROCEE8 DS lROBERTS ADVISE LEARNEI TOn JV TER LEAGVE "Choose your job in the sameman-! ner that you should attack any other' i1.y i UImpor tn(tproblem; first, get the facts, arrange 'el CslanC° o tQ Cap During ;teinheorder of their importance, lPttof Year and then reason your conclusions through in the same analytical man-! af P AY HOUSE ner which you were taught to use in a.UILItLAY H...…
…PAu~ FTHE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY,a, 1927 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. ability to maintain a stable govern- ment nor the spirit of doing so. OIL ARBITRATION Although in the past when a power- ! ful and a weak nation have agreed to have their dispute settled by others The Associated Press is excl...…
…THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1927 THE MICHIG AN D \l~i'i' £FAUN F! A i 44'1 f ¢ r"l! i r.. .s.. tl ~ ' ,3 K fl 'V I?'' - ~/~iL~TN7 WPLT PA Fr " No NC LE{FR astern Presidents Give Emphasis To L N OTICES Sentiment increases CLVB BANEIT DANSavs WC.T.U.Leader Proceeds From Affair To Be i'ed For Financing Annual Concerts j At Ohio Colleges TO START AT 9 O'CLOCK Preparations have been completed for the campus dance which is being given froi ...…
…'ACE SIX: THE MICHIGAN DAILY tiIURSO . JAN R 1 1 t. util P;>> 11 NMI , .. .. s Y, r LAM S BY DETROIT WAS NOT Final .Verdiet Is Virtual AcceptanceI Of Story Told By James, Former Detroit Pitcher WEAVER CASE PENDING (By Associated Press) CHCAL, Jan. 12.-The charge of two baseball outcasts -- Charles "Swede' Risberg and Arnold "Chick" Gandil that the Chicago White Sox of4 1917 bought four games from the De- troit Tigers so that the White So...…
…i THURSDAY(, JANUARY 1I', 1.'. THE MICHIGAN DAILY P.A IE rP,'F __ _ _ - PPO[NS[O'iDEr man Wrestling E'VANSVILLE BASKETBALL SQUAD K T LTT O TI till I ~ rA A ~ I-I r~~ I au~I uI LS f~ ,,~ 4 WILL II1I11 II ! fIla piosbi Met1I[Hi ( IU UDIJNUL T3PMA'3E ' CON oxr Go dwn, Lenlon, And AXXuiie1I-',f n IIti AIil'pcaLV i l0 lul;~BB,t+5 -;,; r 'ratin :-ar~(yA- ~~iClPt~ suF1;6 'dl ,1 i la ( 1'(~vnis ry ,<, ins 111Cli 2'I ID ('ri: M as., J a. 1 0___...…
…ETC-IT THE ICI THAN mity . x a ~~~fAP. MsTCIITCx svAM n a. TTY-a+ _ _ _ __ __ TIIURSDAY, JANUAI 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. i. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten. Volume V1I IT!R ',1)JAY, J:.N .RY 13, l6?Xki i. University Lecture: Mr. Gorhamn Munson of New York City will spe k 121 >8...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 it 4b ~IaiIv MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ,, I VOL. XXXVI. No. 83 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICH. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS CONFERENCE FAILS TO END DEADLDCK;1i STRIKE' CONTINUES, ANTHRACITE PARLEY CLOSES! f1 CHICAGO TO BE BASE FOR LAKE PROHIBITION FORCE (By Associated Press) CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-Twelve vessels and two seaplanes will be based at Chicago by the United States coast guard nex...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 A6- In AW atl w Almvor MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 98 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 19264 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FTVE CENTS m1_______ - IM 1111 11 1 ' wer _! w NTABE TO AID IN PESENTATION CEREMONIESTODAY DUTCH MINISTER WILL PRESENT AU'TO(xuRA PITIED PORTRAIT OF QUEE LITTLE TO ACCEPT Prof. A. J. R arnovw Of Columbia Will Discuss Holland's Contribution To World's Civilization Educa...…
…~'AGA -WO C THE UVMTCHG,\r1 DAILY P'rofessor Clarence .J io Ofers Plans For Proposed S t ...adium........ PREIFERS BOWL TO4 .Nmerous Advatages Of lDesigu Arei Listed; Safety And Simpllicity Feature PlanI TO SEAT 83,00 PERSONS Designs for a new football stadiumn for the' University,- seating. 83,000 per- sons, have been comnpleted(I)y Prof. Clarence T. Johnson, of the engineer-t ing college, and a member of the Board in Control of Athleti...…
…________________________THEWMICHIGAN DAILY, ATRDAY FE PUBLISH- BOOKS ONI POLITICAL SCIENCE Finds New Vaccine I. r II r m1E A k. ' U U A F7- -'e P~ollock Trieats Of Party Heed's Work Deails City G~oernmiienit Finances~, With 1 .. .. ill BROWN ALSO WRITES t, 1} I During the past few weeks many professors and instructors in the polit- ical science department have sub- mitted book-material to various pub- lishers for pu...…
…Y, JANUARY 13, 1926 THE MICIGCAN fDAILY WORLEY OISCUSS ESMonarchist Strength Causes Hornhy To Fear Assasination STrEAM A IONs TO LCTUR HI E een r cri (c8 II A 1 xk O .r....,:.:>::::>: e i'4 ii e WIork Prev ents ,Smith And W ltsa1 [bi' A<,rii.A,.. :::........ .;;." _..::::::::..:_..:,m _ __-. _ ._ n U n Continue V ork street. It will contain threestories On N ~ev School will be devoted to offices, the second to laboratories. and the third ...…
…'THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAG "COOK AS CENIUS :Arctic Explorer Believes That Cook 1las As God Claim To D~iscovery Of Pole As Peary RECALLS DASH TO POLE FORT WORTH, Tex., Feb. 13.-'Dr. Frederick A. Cook "is a genius" in the'estimation of Capt. Roald Amund- sen, and "no matter what he may or may not have done in business, de- serves the respect of the American people for his intrepid explorations. Dr. Cook may not have discovered the pole, but Comman...…
…THE MICHIGAN IAILY W DNESDA; ANUARY 13, 12f ai e £u4Ipn Bai Published every morning except Monday during the UniversitP year by the Board in Coiitrol of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The' Associated Press is exclusively en- a itkd 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 there4 V-1 eret at the postofiic...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATITtPY,')I FEIMtARY 13 1926 No c* Ulegislation would be, passed only on its own merits, when crucial issues +=- would not be opposed on the basis of Publiche every morning except Monday party policy., (L; ris; tihe Unirsity year by the ]Board in Control of tudent Publications. Parties in America are no longer organizations united by the common1 cebes f Western Conterence Editorialbndfapotiave.Weait bond of a politica...…
…WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1926 _ _ _ _ _E . M ICHIGAN DAILY r__ ___ r A zee 1 1; !Pl# 111 V \ -- , - -, , "Mmomosaft .1 OFFE ELECTIl SWIMMING, CLss %; o. 4.± t' i !! 'hylicaJ Education Department Gives Instruction In Elementary Swnimning strokes MISS HALL TO TEACH All women of the University are urged to take advantage of an elec- tite class in swimming held at 4 o'clock Mondays and Wednesdays at Barbour gymnasium. The class is un-...…
…1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY IMP / / VZS"Z '-LTtn.f 0 S4GDQOGO NEEDEII Woren Offered Scholarships To Use In Research AndS Itudy MORTAR BOARD TO VOIDn P IOIIE CRIE Hospital Offers Opportunities In Social Service j * U U U INI I LL I L [ U 1IU V FeHowships and scholarships in The purpose of the foundation is to I I11 U U1LU V L dR LLot other colleges are now avalable to improve the quality of education and-Women who worked in the social...…
…PACE ISM "TI-IIJ MICHICIAN 1,&\T1.Y T a dam al1CTl ai!'C Y Y fl]LTTA V1'{l i moil 001-10, 'Aft"NW-woo. e TRCKE TO MEET TOIHTT UNION F'arrell, Carier, lad rayer To SpeAk At annual Tack Raly Wi'lih w Frmilly Opes Season FIRST MEET FEB. 27 All arrangements for the track pep meeting tonight n rooms 316, 313 and 320 of the Union are comnplete and everything is in readiness for Coach Steve Farrell, veteran track muentor to formally open ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAT f A y v MICHIGAN PUCK CHASERS PLAY WISCONSIN TO I !-1 TIE REYNOLOS SCORES r'pect For AT CLOSE OF GAME Are Not Good '-N With Three Minutes To Play Captain Reynolds Ties Contest With 1 Pretty Angle Shot BADGERS HERE TONIGHTl Michigan played Wisconsin to a 1-1 tie in a fast overtime game at the Coliseum last night. It was Michi- gan's first conference game in defense of her last year's championship title. Wi...…
…WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13; 1926 T11 IF".. MICI lTGANT DATI Y FACE SEVEN I Northwestern Professor-Poet :~sE u:LAS S I ,F I En D ci~m Renounces Jazz Life Of city A wVL TvT 3 PA. b I 'A ETISINGU A 3 P.M, / .LOST LOST-Oine glove, Mlonday night to or 1from the UBsketball gamne. Finder lease call Crawford at 4418. 93-84-85. LOST - Bla~k fleece lined, glojve, in or near hill auditorium, Monday nright. Call 9721. :Reward. 83-84. FOUND FOUN D-A pai...…
…RURa1, 1926TIHI MICIGA N DAIL YPaW B ti Atiantic Gar Hiurls Schooner O Shoals 11219the SuV W0 a ea. The at Ued P o, , we(ll 0as the (il the rOcks" LUST -. LOST-Green gold wrist watch in-l itials on back T.-B. R. Valued as keepsake. Reward. 325 S. Fifth. Dial 4818, ask for Brow. 97-98-931 LOST-Thursday, bunch of keys in vicinity of State St. or in Michigaitj Union. Finder please call 7935, ask for Carter. 98 FOR RENT FOR RENT-Desirab...…
…T: ' 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUX t.,'fixy{'1" faJ e %ls . a 4e" F .#H 3 $¢at4'9taraa nx:.n WOL, wwwrw wow Actual appearance of 1926 parking permits on the license plates ~will be required for,-Varking on the U~nivrersity campus after January 16. In accord- ance with action of the Unxiversity m1at~e permits will be limited to mem- bers of the University Fa~culty, of, te ran k' of' inscrv tr -of above, 'to lixi- ~ versity officiaj...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAIY OFICALBULLETIN .DA L O F C LPublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. Mn. (11:30 a. Mn. Saturdays 1. Volume T1 SA TURI)A'Y9 FE.BRUA.RY 13, 1926 Number 93 Fraternity Freshmen : Attention is called to the rule of the Interfraternity Council which pro- vides that "no student shall be initiated into a fraternity without...…
…+,. DEDICATED TO JUSTICE <Y .47r tii MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 81 EIGI'T PAGES ANN ARLOR, IMICHIGAN, T'1'±SDAY, JANUARY 13~, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIV E CENTS M. -. ..__._ ..._ .____ -; 1-H-OP COMMITTEE, NAMES WEDNESDAY, JAN.11, DAY FORi ARRANGING BOH FIDAY AFTERNOO)N AT UNION NEED CHAPERONES Cain 'Ilake R~eserv ations For Breakfast 'Whlen Getting ~'V ekt S ' r1I(rowv andi 'I'iirsdaty1 ANNOUNCE RULES Wilf...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY . BODY WILL TRY TO ,CURB OILWASTAGE Secary Work ;ends L~etter to ritily-Three Leaders of Industry SEEK DEFTINITE POLICY Faces Execution Collegiates Do Not Set Pace In Styles, Clothiers Assert Defeated Differing rpinions street clothiers, Ann dict ators~, greetedl the Chicago Clothing Men ficial who saidl that til lege man set the styl] froma I h Sf u', el All agreedl that contrary to the gen- Arbor's ifashi...…
…1'l, S1DA ,JXNITAR 1", 1927 '1±111MICHIGAN DAILY - ... ..s.. .a.r.r. <^4'w 1 SK~NGHA1ILOOTED BY SOLDIER0 THHGS lViiiers, Losers Jahnl to D)espoil City; 1 :llid(t' Flee wihGoods 10 Foreign Settlemnents FIGHTING SUBSIDES Shanghai, Jan. 12.-(By A. P.)----Both victor anti vanquished in yesterday's coup, by which Chi Hsieh-Yuan, (le-' posed military governor of this -Kiang- ,4u Province, regai1ned 'ontr'ol of Wields Iron Fist News From Other ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUSDAY, JANUARY 13,, 1925 -- --.-,-.-... .._.,.....A,.. .......... .._...... _ . iu '1 i I e eey morning except Monday n",'u the Univer sity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- t itl1ed t,) the usc for republication of all-news dispaitches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and...…
…7' E ,;1A , JANUARY 1-), 192 THE MICHIGAN DAILY t ASE IirVE ':) 7. t r .,: l ,, _ e .t b.V. - , , ........ . . s ) Adfft Mst DEPORT ON LOCAL He re T1'11ha I a of Q uotad Raiisedl By Met hod of hiiiividiial Solicitaion01 TF'iAM WORKERS TO MEET F ina~l reportIs of the Ann Arbor a 1ijumuac fall campaign for the Uni- v-i'sjity of Mchigan ILeague building funid will be given at a luncheon at thel Lanfltern 1 ho)l)at. t o'clock FrSiay. A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , !."" 'Pr-, -) THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANVAJVf 1~, 1925 IQ= zN ~ aea ua..n a- 1 ; ..-.. .. . .....Y..... ..,...... .- ~... . l _i MANN SIGNED TO ' ow They Iowa. jMichigan Illinois Ohio State Minnesota Purdue sWisconsin Northwestern Indiana Chicago w 11 1 0 Rate COR 0 1.01 0 1.000 ir 0 1 LEAVE 0 1.000 1 . Team1d1 Will En 1 .000 ' i'o1'0 1 foi 1. .000) 1 .000~ 1 .000 j'rO PLAY (O 1 .000 I0ormedals Xwil...…
…'1'VES)A, JANUARY 13, 1925 Tf IF MICH--IGAN DAILY PAGL S N DAILY r MX" OAU x JU141% R SOU90 recnot entered o rsdso or- ()j' T jflf IA~ mong the advantages claimed are THOShlB$ flI!11 an izations which expect to platiei- I IlNN 111 C AIS11A T a smaller qatt of oil consumed per; Tins u ic u uuIII :UU D I),ateshould signify their intention of I i 1U tz JLSU iWE ff1iiUU i ' 'f ile, less lubrication, 1n0 ove r~t u g inq' d LaML OUMt lan m %...…
… DAILY, OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all mnembers of the university. Copy received by the Assistant to the P-esident until 3: 30 p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday' Volaume , TUE I)AY, J1ANUARY 13, 1935i Number SI To the Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, Januax'y 14,a 10 o'clock in the President's office. F. LE.lRobbins. 1,nlverslty Lecture: .Mlr. Edwarw.r '.LDevine will deliver ...…
…THE WEATHER CLOUDY AN PROBABLY SNOW r g t6 ti Section One VOL. XXXIV. No. 80 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1924 TWENTY PAGES PRICE, FIVE CE BAKST CRITICISESj I \NLISTIC TENDENCY IN ARTi EMHNENT DESIGNER AND ARTIST OUTLINES EVOLUTION OF SUBJECT SAYS CHILDREN PRODUCE UNUSUALLY IDEAL TYPES Characterizes New School as Expon- ent of the Simple, Rough and Primitive Declaring that the menacing enemy of art and of th...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1923 The Pictorial Review Synthetic Lit'ry Criticism Nothing in the literary history of ALAN STANFORD the past hundred years more insist- ently demands our attention than the usurpation by other arts of dominionsO once belonging entirely to literature. In spite of Baude'aire, in spite of Rii- baud, in spite of Swinburne, all of whom tried to capture for words the fields of painting, of m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y / SUNDAY, JA I - 1 f- I (Continued from Page One) be the finest and largest church edi- fice in the middle west. He is also said to have the largest Jewish Sab- bath school in the country. Decorated for War Services I During the war, Rabbi Silver, in recognition of his ability, upon the recommendation of Newton .D. Baker, then secretary of war, was sent abroad by the government in order to address the Anierican sold...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 192" E t EGO By SCOGA N Tired and hoed by boarding-house gropings in the (ds'pths. Mly Gargan- meals antI chatter, tonigtht I break tuatt worries become Lilliputian for te long chain of three-meats a-diay here, I a happy. I watch myself by taking dinner lownstown. A shrimp grow petulant over the idiosyncracies omnelotte, bot biscutst anti tea ast an of my roonm-mate. I peevishtly bite "Of co...…
…NUARY 13, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y PAGE T: 'G iii+fiYiiiiYYrriN riif X..y _ w ,. sy.iiitii ........., ?AGl~ T : C AP-11 f IlVUIIIU LL U N L SECURES MEMBERS' Undergraduates Take Out More Than 175 Memberships During Drive Carried On Last Week. WILL CONTINUE CAMPAIGN AMONG 'UNORGANIZED HOUSES Is Officer Of New York Bank i I i 1 PRlIZES O BE AWARDED AT FINCY DRESS PARTY c STUNTS BETWEEN DANCES BE GIVEN BY SOC. IETIES TO More than 1...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 192- THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'PAG E "'O- FOR Better Foods Tuttle's Lunch Room 338 Maynard St. South of Majestic \M et us remount your DIA MOND And make i look like this one. Prices from $7.50 to $20 All Diamond Setting done in our own rhop SCHLANDERER QtrSE1! REMD A bower of exquisitely colored spring flowers- Jonquils, Yellow Narcis- sus, Tulips, Sterra, Scotch Heather, Freesia, Pussy Willow, artistically ar- ranged-can you p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1924 atgeneral personality from its entering studentsand what the school can give - in return. Es IROLL fFEICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UMNL 4 r, 1i' (3p. CUTAKE IT OR LEAVE IT IAfter the initial announcement of Published every morning except Monday uring the University y::ar by the Board in the Bok Peace Award contest in July, ontrol of Student Publications. -- --- -- -;The Freeman predicted the futility...…
…rA= ma THE MICHIGAN DAL SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1923 The Enchanted Land of Taos "Here some day will be written the 'WARD ALLEN HOWE after an outfitting trip to town-all great American epic, the great Ameri- may be seen by one who follows the can opera. The very cliffs cry out to them that here was to be found a life always willing to trade their furs anl trail to Taos, a place which Agnes C. be painted. The world in all its Iis-" Let has called "t...…
…LRY 13, 1924 TI IE Avl1C F-11 CAN DAILY FLY 13, 1924 TilE MICFflGAN DAILY WIIAT'S GOING ON SUNDAY 9:30 a. n-University en's Bible class meets in Upper room. 12:00-Specal Students' class in UIP- per room. Mr. H. C Coffman in charge. 1l4$0---laptist Students' guild meeting in uid hrse 4;1{i--Faculty concert by University symphony orchestra in Hill auditor- ,1-Meeting of Friends (Qukrs, Upper room, Lane ball. r :0-Fair ommiittee -meets In rea...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1923 THE MIC141CAN DAILY PArF, TH.MCHGN AIY AIct-" rences of men, but a sort of soul- casual student has little or no inti- geography. mation of the intricacies of the sci- K SThe bit about Dreiser which was ence which has been more and more Books and printed on the front page of this engaging the attention of modern W rite rs meritorious publication last Sunday, scholars. History really is a new I{ herds with the goats....…
…41 HE MICHIGAN DAILY s-ND : . -r i t ' OEM= ' , . ..,* . ......... _ ,_ _.. _ a.., n, ... . . . . w WERE COURT TEM WILOE BIG,,TEN SEASON MATiHER'S MEN TO FACE HARD FOE IN ILLINOIS TOMORROW NIGHT SUCKERS TOUTED AS STRONG 1N CONFERENCE Michigan To Use Saie Line-up Which Started Against Aggles - Friday Night After sending his team through a stiff workout yesterday at which time the most glaring faults that were pre- sent In the game wi...…
…PAGE SIx THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1923 ernor of the state, and having recei.',d ners should he improved. In order his A. 1. degree from this isive-sity. that their manners might be improved Les tthis genealogy detract titm his men and women wrote silly, preachi- reputation as a thinker among those fying volumes telling what good little£ who will look to foreigners for all boys and girls did and should do, and l great thoughts, I ...…
…A'.X VAR 1. , 1921 THE MICl-lIGAN DAILY .~NARY13 1924THEMICIGN DIL THIS COLUMN CLOSES AT~ $P.M. LASSI I E TIG~ COLUMN CLOSES IAT tP, MISCELLANEOUS Typewriung and mimeographing promptly and neatly done. Theses, student notes and college work a specialty for fifteen years 0. D. MORRILL, 17 Nickels Arcade The Typewriter & Stationery Store. TYPEWRITER REPAIRING ADVERTISINGI LOST BLACK AND Tan puppy, white collar. Answers to "Spig". Bla...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY LADGESEN -- __ r i Clip it ou rn i t the netsit y4oU need cleaned or pressed thien WHITE SWAN will call for it. Clean or press it perfectly and return it promptly. We'll bring a cash card with it.m $5.00 for $4.50- $2.50 for $2.25 You pay us for the cash card, then j ua call us when you have work. It's very convenient. You save 10%0 a I i 3 Observer was born, he becomes the and occas'ionally...…
…" L THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, ..... DAILY OFFICIALBULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members oa the University. Copy received by tb Assistant tv the ;' "'dept until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Satur'a".. Volume 4 SUNDAY, JANUARY 13,, 1924 Number SO To The Deans: The next conference of the Deans will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 23. There will be no conference on the intervening Wednesdays. K ....…
…PA-' EIGH T THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1923 t 19ili~l111 Tlliilllililllllilli ItlIfli Ii g ITa1 t t1 i gi1 iiit# iiiil TIfflI(li t . I) { -I Feminine Interest Now Centers in the Event of the Season The 1924 J-Hop! The 1924 J-Hop will quite out-shine all other social events of the season; Feminine interest from now on, until that eventful eve, will center in who s going and what they are going to wear! Each popular maid who is...…
…41v 4r, an allr Section Two j, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1923 PRICE, F'IVEC INTU THE FUTU "If we can think and plan and will a war, surely we can will and achieve so simple a thing as peace." Out of this belief the idea of the American Peace Award, created by Edward W. Bok, editor, student of the times. Now the prize-winning plan has been selected and placed before the American people for their approv- al; and at t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JA Plan Reflected In I (Continued from Page One) hat once said that you have to con- sider the excellence of the men as well as the excellence of the laws. The recommendations of thie prize winner will help to focus and articu- late our views. Themachinery sug- gested may have to be modified but it should contribute to reach a settle- ment where chaos is now reigning. Mieralisna's Rallying Point- J. P. DAWSON, '...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ife D AY HONORID BY M RINCRIASS 1ATISTICALASSOCIATION FELLOWSHIPS TO FOUR, rof. Edmund E. Day, head of the B. F. Mortenson, '11L. Detroit real aomics department, has been ap- estate dealer, with the announcement ted to represent the American of a fellowship to Harvard university, istical Association for as term o, has increased his gifts to Detroit stu- years on the Social Science Re- dents to four fellowships. High "Give...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JAN' Il Did These Two Write The Plan? T (Continued from Page Ten) ctical plan by which the United s may co-operate with ocher na- 3 to achieve and pi3ere the e of the world." Irrespective of her this particular eldan can or ot be enacted in its entirety into lation, I feel confident that the in itstspirit of reasonableness appeal to the American people as 'e, practical, and effective meth- by which our countr...…
