…'2. . : ),~7 'x ,, Vi " THE, MICI-ITGAN DATI.Y PAr.F SEVEN i __..__ 1 NE W YORK NOW PL ANS S UPE R S TREE TS S I FI E umk COLUMN CLOSiS CLOSES AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. r : " 2 G11RA ENT), It'Olt REN'I'-Garuage f,.t 8685Oakland.j Cuall 2378. '11O11 1TIN' f---One (double10room. Newr l)~)U50, home shover laha Li. isi- - ness people or students.-.334 E. Jefferson ;3t.. FOR RENT-Very (:lifort,a ie ;Ld yF room wil,lj4ormitory. fo...…
… SUNDAY, MAlRCH 15, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN AT31 OADVERTISING AT 3 PM 1EA1)iEIIS ATTENTION-ThIS advertising is for your benefit, and you ~teurged to .she advantage of these columns. Jimmie will be glad to Iii,] 1>You find' your lost articles, to hielp you sell or buy tliru tis medium. C'A at the Press building where you will be given immediate and efficient . NOTICEI Opur moderate prices make it possible for all to have F...…
…F'RIDAY, MAY 15, 1925 - - , . _ f . .I TI-FMICH IGAN DAILY PAGN SEVEN PAGJ1~ SEVEN COL OL MN CLOSES LASSOSEES 3P.M. ADVRTIIN AT 3 P.M. ; I I i i i i Finland Has New Premier ,;V"::: ::::::: y J}: { ::i:fJ J"i.: ~i M a Ii~ tWE WANTER Compacts, watcbes andl pictures' STUDIENIS FOR SUMMER WORK frames of the most exquisite jewielryj For special sales work. $24.00 selections. These are especially weekly salary and a bonus. No ex- ...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN: rw .. _._. _. ... a - -e _ -i TIREMIHIANDIL PCESEv CLDSESERL S AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING At 3P.M, U.S 5sTROOPS REMAIN IN PANAMA RHPULIC' Lassiter Notifies War D1)parmen ' That Soldiers Police ( ity canal authorities had not intervened. range, a thick steel backstop, perect A message to the War department illumination, and a sandpit replacing from Major General Lassiter, com- the mat...…
…S13NDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1925 THE A *A-4 fA I A * *. -.. / 51{i ':. lN.. ......Th1b. '.15 e . 1 l LTIVA.5'M l )IVPIC F DAt.Y AT M. ADVEIR .... LOST ! WHAT'S ,GOIN G ON1 KMICH gNDEFEN1TS COLUMN Notices~ to appear in this colum n must a'U Oprovided1 for that purpose before 4:001( UIII .LPM 0 i o'lock ~peding the day of issue. 11111 ii 19f~ I S~iNI)AY(Continued from Page 5ix) NOTICE 2:30l-Craftsmeni meet at MabsonicIi ball on Michigan's 16 y...…
…T1 1 I MIC1 IMAN I)Ant NI PAGE SEVEN .,. . , WANTID HASTEN PAYMENT OF CLAIMS LOST NOTICE OST- A bobbed ha ir wig from! TYPEWRITERS "W'"Lunch&j, Saturcday night..Call{ Rei lt aud second hand of all makes 1 r ought, sold, rented, exchanged, !_cleaned, repaired and rebuilt. Larg- 0ST-hi r~i-mmied glasses, between Law building arnd Law club. Return I Amter, Lttwyers Club, reward. 72-73. ST Ap1ipe in front of Goldman's rTanch tore on South ...…
…T-;711, J7 ,IAXUA IY l1, 1925 TI-ILMICHIGAN DAILY PACs SrVFN - ----- ---- T'ACE ~VFN THIS Tfl COLU N0 I ICOLUM N CLOSES CLOSES, S'AT 3 PM. ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M Cambridge, A-Mass., Jan. 14.--Meinor- ial hail, the hlarvard university con- mons for over 50 years. closed last, Saturday night. TIhe hall was p~ackedl to capacity at the last meal served, many tables were deckedl wit h crepe, and Black ariilliafl ds were everywhere in eviclcrtc...…
…-kU ''IGH THE Nei FCC 11GAN DAILY THE MCHIGN DAIY SUDAY. FEBRI-ARY, 15, 1925 -__.' DAILY. OFFICIAL BULLETIN is Publication In the Bulletin 183 coutructive notice the iUniversity. Copy received by the Assistant to 3:30 fi. im. (11.30 a. in. Satuirday. Valtanse ISt:NDAY, F'EBRUWARY 1, 1I)2: the,-Hsident until FOEINESsLA ANUA P8C 4 hm!\ ' j ".e' ,Ei 4't ;l : ; Aeii (lE't >i +t rq., 4'il Il~ " l~li l ! iNT 8 N' " 1t' ,>RE Pope Pius Xl ...…
…PAGE EIGHT _____THE MICHIGAN DAILY STUNDAY, MARCH 15, 192~ DAIY OFFICIAL BLEI Publication in the Bulletin 18 constructive notice tv all mxembers of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to tho Eresdent until 3:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdayi Volume 5 SITNDAY, MIARCH 15, 1921 lumtber 123 To tlhe Deans: There will be no Conference of the Deans, Wednesday, March 18. A. 11.loyd1. University Senae: The third regular meeting of the...…
…PAGE MIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY PrITDAY. MAY 15, 1925 * DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Pe dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday& Volume & FRIDAY, MAY 1v, 1925 Number 167 Notice to Prospective Graduates: THE DIPLOMA FEE OF $10 IS PAYABLE NOW!' Early settlement is necessary for the preparation of diplomas. In no case ...…
… THE MICHIGTAN DlAILY _ . . .. I i ., ...v. x ........- .f .,............. ...: .... 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. m. Saturdays). Government Sells Merchant Ships For $4,000; Buyers Apply Torch -_.-.-T Volume VI THURSD)AY, (OCTiOBER T1rt 92= Number 21 To the Department Heads: Nomi...…
…PMIJ!, FIGHT ,.....,... - + w--.-. I - - fi r.. :. . . '.j _N' - a .: TH MTrT4TP;Am nATT V 'CIYT'kTVOi-Avr MATfOU'SOV '41F -:-.4 41*A" IYlL .ll1A..114 N LtH.L 3 C3 LNi DAYYI.1%LW VFMO DRm15, 1925 1 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Union, Nov. 18, are requested to make reservations before Tuesday. Tickets SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14.-The en-MMMM. may be secured at Slater's until that time. Senator Ferris will be the guest gagement of Alfred Chapin...…
…TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1925 r, PAGE EIGHT THF MTCHTGAN DAILY, .. +. ;{ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the Univei' Ity. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. i. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays3. Volume VI TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1925 umber 72 New Speaker Of House Assumes Duties Special Lectures in Forestry: A number of special lectures in Forestry have been pl...…
…rAGE EIGHT THE MICH-IGAN DAILY ._ DA ILY OHIL BULLETIN' Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all mnembers of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to tha P-evident until 3:30 p. m. (11-30 a. in. Saturday- Voluiz 6 I'llUIIS1IVAY, JAN UA iIY Pi, 192--, ijaaitil. rS3 Uilversity L ,eture:f Charles Grant Robertson, Principal of Birmingham U'niversity amd]1Fel- low of All Souls, Oxford, will lecture in the Natural Scienc...…
…Feature Section LL Lit i4an ~Iaitw Feature Section VOL. XXXV. No. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1925 EIGHT PAGES °- ., .._,.,..r._._ . S DE 4qpwm Ir IN CZECHO - SLOV AKIA - 4? A Somewhat Different Treatment Of The Conditions Existing In Foreign Universities Some Of The Difficulties Encountered By Students In Prague . The Struggle Against A New Dark Ages "If- T HE students wre in town". And I began look-...…
…Feature Section Ar 4ir 4AF 4kor attu Feature Section VOL. XXXV. No. 123. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, sun1--XDA, . :i 1, 1925 EIGHT PAGES JUN10I GI X0 r a " - d, ar h: :.v - ptt.....r1oL-i' P L IN SPAIN 4,T Tuesday Night is Date Set for Premier of Annual Junior Girls' Play This Year's Production has Settings in Ann Arbor and Northern Spain Work of Months Nears End as Finishing Touches are Added to Musical Show Spanish Atmosp...…
…PACE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY, 15, 1925 Michga s History During The Prague's Struggle for Knowledge: dism(embered or ill-equipped neighbor stat ion, ik pulling himself up by his hoot straps and is going to help) set things right. It is the student who Philip Leonard Desci Faculty ov By Phillip Leonard Fraternities came into existence in A m Arbor within a very few years t In ta- ala~t 1.(I d)1 t<2. t: of 11} ~ ha u JhnJ...…
…t. :*0, 5 t k. 'Tyti PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 1925 i,; Castles In Spain Junior Girls, Builders ', i .. The Director 1 By Valentine Navies Any new spirit in the theatre is anI asset. This is even more true when zealcus youth replaces settled middle age in the direction of a productionI which has the unavoidable tendency to become traditional, even in plot and detail. So the coming of Amy Loomis to the Junior Gir...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1925 Alva THE MICHIGAN DAILY '!'ACE 3uJiC THE MICHICAN flAT! .Y 1~A f~ P~T i 1 ,a 1.. ,L. ] .: 1 W. ,1 I Wandervogel---Saviors of Germany? Some Facts Regarding the German Youth Movement To Which Nation's Leaders Look for Future. Iy laul V. I1uscull "The downfall of western civiliza- tion can be prevented only by the birth in the rising generation of new spiri- 2 iial and vital forces." Thus writes t r. F. W. Foerst...…
…SUNDAY, AIARCF-I 1Fr, MT, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y5AG ELVWN Ri in Stravinsky- Composer or Musical Roughneck? hpeaks queen bee with the destruction of the emppOnent male, her lover, in the dy heig thereat if it will!" This completely -this vital energy, this ferocious When Igor Stravinsky was first misinterprets Stravinsky, at least the lyricism, have served me as a sort of approached with offers to come to our Stravinsky revealed to us la...…
…THE' MICHRIXAN -DAILY NIYAY E VAR, 0251~ *, + * f * Bfooks andWrts !Y* r* r + r f+ 4F0 .! GAt- t dOROMUA WTW U I iE_.1 --------- _ ------ of its second century of b)usiness by golf, andl an hundred other more or i I s , prining a brochure of its history. It less argent things, so he has devised Di~~ rpj ~ iL This and That is interesting to notice that this houseo okn nitre.H on ~~oe~~y iuie ~we~~is~i~ Home - Robinson Crusoe, nu...…
…PAGE TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 1925 University Life- ussian Philosophy-Broadly Speaking Behind the Scenes in Russian Dormitories-Where One Bed Does A Campus Pessimist Airs His Views on Life et al. For Three and the Price of a Book is 10,000,000 Rubles ing to Contribute Further if Desired Will Be Will- Life is too short .to make action worth while. If man attempts the ac- quisition of power, if he drives his creativ...…
…-SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1925 f H E MlICHIGAN DAILY _.__ DAILY a Tr }'usic and Drama ~4 ** -~ -- - rch hall, seColeridge and Pirandello Admixed The New Bonstelle Playhouse Joas I!year Ithere e s T e t bAscnan ,ry Paul Stephenson of the community. The task of train- By ClarIce Tapson burn-these are only a few of th e er Henderson. creatures. There is often great beauty i ing such a group to pull mightily, for To most people the only pers...…
…St7NDA'Y, MATRM 15, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P'AGE TTTEEN a ++ IMusic and Drama ++ d I May Festival Glimpses __.__ . 3! I j By Lydia Kahn bell-yet ever - with the continuing There is no need to introduce the j peel of t hythimic chords. Andante first soloist of the May Festival con- In ever slowing pace, the sombreI cert series to an Ann Arbor audience, swaying harmonies recur in softestj for we have all heard of Ossip Gabril- ...…
…PAGE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'ThP Naticnni1 PinhM1lpnic Cnrrpqv woman who breaks her pledge to one mieniber and~ one alumnae. The~ they. are now so numerous that they Nat jonal Panhellenic congress soror'- jalumna<e attendls in a purely advisory haebcm complex. t f c c } i c t t t A 1 t yy 2 t 6 r G r 5 y R 1 tr t A } 4 i t c f L p r3 C t1 it y or resigns t hererom, shall not be capa city. In the past, meetings have Copies asked to...…
…. PAGE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 1921 SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 192w L ooigIantern Night, the Mi Made by Other Page By Ul~ias iK. IWagier i Lantern night activities are leading to the growth of a new tradition among the freshmen women at the University, namely, thew freshman pageant. It was held for the first. time last year and plans are no0w being! miade for this year's p~resentation. In establishing an annual event of...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARtY 15, 192, THE MICHIGAN DAILY x _ - _.._. _ ., ._ ._ ........; ...,,... .. .. PACT,,'F71TEEN +"#j 1 ' Cinema ., r Att Thelhe ason ;an d !ii'H; o wvhich patrons r )''lio i otfrday for the Irthei b' .i enggmn.Te tertainers offers a program~ of Ii latest popular Selc t ion S ill yr +z ;)1 song, and. one of the ieniblers ; ci. tributes an entertain ing c eeni ri dance. 'The feature m nl ;11'i) 1) "The iCity That Nov(*' Sl...…
…f' SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIFTEEN I ii, --__- - - - The story champions Youth which for! all1 its exhulberance usually com es out li( cn t p o i n - l y d b i s L-nm . :;an---is at first one of those daugh- C t~~~~c~~rs whom fathers meet coming home i :<"_:< as they go to the office in the morn- Ec a' lu, an Spike' 3aine-Mvalcolm ; y 1 l i ( r r d i e i o d t r t r uh'1 i'l l d i a e ( I I Ct h e F r e n c h w i ...…
…PACE SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'UNDAY, FEEBRVARY, 15-, 1 2.- Panhellenic Congress (Continued from Page Fourteen) ed with the sophomores of another house so that by mixing the groups, they may meet new women and learn to know them. At Christmas time, the Inter-sorority association organ izes the work of collecting the Christ- mas trees and toys from the sororitie and dormitories and provides for their distribution at the hospitals. The ...…
…P'AGEI SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y M-'-T)AY, MARCH 15, 1925 _. Cinea -- -f too infrequent concerts. And Satur- first half of this week. "The Speed daywit ni the DeleniedSh awn Dands Spook" is said to be a. story of pathos, ';.fIEA l iK ES wIhtecceetTd w an pep, and politics' and one of six reel !Rfuth St. IDcnis are appearing. comedies.. Faire Binney, the only ;ItIloolis as though "Tb~e Goose woman in the cast, is the owner of - ---------...…
