…THE IMIO IAN DAILY ......... ~E THOFEPrecedent Is Established 'As MacDonald K CORSESIs ,In formal House Guest Of }_ 3llR nisac ...1 :ertur yr "t . . ~."t: :.4J:;"{"v + yetuy"r'i' Soveriegni Isp N cw V~ ieS Oi] P!nd M4 StJECTh *(TO BE TAUGHT fBYye Three new courses in .Italian will he offered by the departmnent of Ito- s aR rnane ,angingds(barng the yeatr 1924-25. Two of these courses, Italian development and significance of the dbe ...…
…THEMICHIGANDAILY _________ _.. ,. ._ i ..J' 3,., Y r ' ' Mb r etn-!O TR9 T TODA Time limfit' for the matches' in the -- tennis tournament has been etn- or g <j f:11 ol,'c:tm ed to Monday night due to poor weath- riU-uii ,trtt lsi er and the iraiibilastic tournament. I f '' Fraternities in the horseshoe tour- 1 TW ILL1i. ? ri AT1 nament shouxld-call' at the Intramu-ral i) h( ~ i.l TI'M. N 1N offie ;and find out. their status and;wa g m...…
…-T7 tT DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES Charged at the rate c~f 12c per reading tine for one or two insertions, 11c pet reading line for three er more insertiouL. White space charged for a.t same rates. Classifieds charged only to those having phones. Ask about c,- ntracts for classified advertising. 10c per reading line for one or two Insertions, 9c per reading_ line for three or more insertions, cash in adVance.. Minimum, 3 lines ;per insertion Ulass...…
… of the Philippines Islands will give a talk on the ' "I'ogr'e~s 'of the Philip- fff~lFT~ If~l~I pines," and Dean Maxino M. Ralaw' of, the Unliversity or the Philippines rri UIIVL LIODHUlI will give .ai illustrated lecture on the "Conditions in the Philippines." TU n TlaffrA Other features of the evening are the Philippine String Band of Detroit, I illT 1T19.1 IIIBIIOWIII Native song ".KtJNDIMAN." by 'MI~s L. Torires and. Native dance "CARtINO...…
…THE WEATHER FAIR; NO TEMPERATURE CHANGE TODAY L Si rqna Iuilg ME31B WESTEiN Co EDITORIAL AS . .. - , r VOL. XXXIV. No. 122 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCU 15, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, r. HARR ISON TO HEAD' VOICE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC SCOO CHICAGO MUSICIAN WILL TAKE UP, HU 'IES AS WHEELER RESIGNS POSITION "SweetestK " KsRivals Opera SOPHOMOIESHOLDWOVERINE TRAC As Latest MimesProduction Ni PRom IN TO DEFN FORMER ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY URTON DEFIN E S "MARKS OF MAlN" ATCONOAT (Continued from Page One) "The profound worship of popular- e" evidenced by the students of the iversity ws also hit by President irton. "Wiiat is 'pDularty?7' lie ked and answered, "It Is merely hat someone casually t inks about meone at any time." "No real man n base his life either upon popular- ( or unpopularity," hh e remarked.,. "An historic virtue like chivalry ay not appeal...…
…THEE MICHIGAN DAILY +y.rr , " AnOld Alumna Tunes In, Hears Girls' Glee Club Sing 7 Applications for tickets to the an- nual ?Military ball, to be given April 27 in Waterman and Barbour gymnas~- iums, will be given out for the last time from 2 to 5 o'clock Monday after- noon in the lobby of the Union. ii' r urthope 707 Narth Iiniveretty' KE WILL SPEAK TO A. A.: U. W. TODAY Woman Candidate I i . Pro~f. Joseph H. Drake of the La...…
…______________ THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . L NEJWSPAPER OF THlE ERS~ITOF lMICHIGAN A every morning except Monday University yerar by the Board in fStudent Publications.M have the combined actions of admin- istrative and faculty bodies for the past three 11on1ths. t ,OASTED .L .WELCMED HOS IEDITORIAL COMMENT ALWAYS 'WHAT MEANS Till THIRD PAWT1'Y' Significant as are the influences of the two political parties now, in con- S ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - - _ _ ...e.__..,_.. .._.,.,. Non I j / } .,.0 .c - :.: F II KAM MANN & Company SPECIALS 1: St..' Patrick's Day fferig's Along with our regular tasty ice cream we offer two gr een center 5pounds SUGAR 47c I lbe. Creamery5O BUTTE~R -~ 1 WihSpring comes a change in._ the appetite. There comes that I ncl in-I ation not to eat properly unless there is a variety. f We have the proper foods to Imake a meal ...…
…_______THE MICH-IGAN DAILY 0.0 NWANWANSWANWAM x { .. k a WiLiujull V I ,..._ HER I YHAG4}ERT TY'S AL I(~IIER f E TV D PORTS1 1 THANMY RCRDs INIATE 1111 ULRiI George Hager ttar for-s FO ANUL HO 1 ward on Mliega's court squad T O C I~ R X1 Bo l On Scledle For Monday dmadeg11Infieltsr Expected'toeProv " igbt: utslde Tatlent course of the seasn, accrdi VeteranInfintayrofExpeenoPrv Tberfoin ~~~to oar *attl~w le nuo antyoGen? ToPromal...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY NEW MUSIC HEAD i TI SII AILY CLASSIFIED RATES c per reading tine for one or two insertions, 11c per more insertions. White space charged for at same d only to those having phones. Ask about c.ntracts Wat is tlic per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for! three or more ingertionB, cash.in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion. Classifvd Colin, n Closes at 1; o'Clock Noon, Saturday. ",mmle-the...…
…TH{E MICHIGAN DAILY a- - .... .. lILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN leatloti In the Bulletin is co1btructive notico to all members of inivereity. Copy received by t1i*A~cai 4at t the _"etUrtLM Industrial King~ Is Serious SATURD)AY, MARCH T, 1924 Nuuilwr 1112 1 tlcl Selence 2: Assignment for week ending :March -21, Ogg & Ray, Chi. XXV, Ch, CVI to page 599. TF. 11. (teed. lsh Play Cast: Next rehearsalI Will tak~e place Saturday, Mlarchi 15, at0iU ...…
…THE WEATHER COLDER, IWITIt SNOi I FLURRIES TODAY LL si1t rtoa 4:Ia Ig ASSOCfAl WE STE R EDITORIAL VOL. XXXIV. No. 97 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, Fl' GRHA~M ADDRESSES ROAD90-CONVENTION AT. LASTSESSION READ OF TRAFFIC COMMITTEE URGES DRASTIC :MEANS FOR SAFETY ORGANIZATION TO PUSH UNIFORM LAW CAMPAIGN Cooley Acts as Toastniaster at Final1 Banquet; 500 Delegates Attend Meet Michigan Troph...…
…TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRI n Y TH MCIGNDAL.FIDY FB1 R 7 GIVE DINNER\ BR of DR. BERG Iuildzng Progress 15,500 Envelopes Bear Tidings Of Grades To Anxious Students rial engineering staff mem- Two additions, the construction of we a dinner and smoker last . i room 319 of the Union in hon- I which will start during the next week, )r. Ernst J. Berg, professor of are going to be added to Waterman al engineering in Union coil- Gymnasi...…
…15, THE MICHIGAN DAILY ILVAr Is usually close game will be played w-hen the two teams face each other. The line-up for yesterday follows: Dea (u'a anma Phi Beta .rouse..........F............. Pike Miller..........F.......... Stewart 4 ixn...........I.C..........Fitch .~ce.........S.C....... Kilpatrick aker.............0...........Stoner Miller............G............ Reece ASSOCIATION OF BEANS TO MEET IN CHICAGO Stunts To Feature ! V...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [VIAL N~EWSPAPER OF THE JNI'tRSITY OF XIMCIGAMN dished every morning except Monday gthe University y ar by the Board in} ol of Student Publications. pbers of Western Conference Editorial Cation. eAssociated Press is exclusiely en- to the uae for republication of all newst fces credited to it- or not otherwise ed in thi~i paper and the local news pub- therein.1 :ered at the pnstoflice at Ann Arbor,' gan, as second clans mat...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATLY ~RITSH SRGEO . ., q , h , Mu .. X. Collects Violins For Hobby ;F N PI N F TIN r s: 1I'n '. Stuan Nidenit "Les Inter-, este,1" Tlia Bi th hItBut Just s G ourd lr.'I r 11CLAI 1"A\NKFEEIIOAPITiAILS 'ARtE EX"CEPTIONAL FOR SLZEI~s ~While Dr. Philip J. Dick of the Med-o ical school is teaching in St. Barthol- i omnew's hospital of London university f' his place here is being filled by Dr. J.$b I13. Humne, M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAY, -71 - ELL PREPARES S BIG SFOR RELAY TEN CMPSTOMORO In competing against the swimm! FveAnt At Illinois Only Three team of Northwestern university ks Off; Trials cheduled 1 the city Y. M. C. A. pool tomorr For Feb. 23h afternoon at 2:30 p. m. Michigan ta Wild Goose Chase May Prove Profitable; N E i)2.A4 L. . - f '1's . ' . . JUI1JSK IIuJ OFF O t '' WS L i ing at ow ank { I men are meeting last year's C...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .a.r.. ..... ..,.. . tiiainr-Pri - eb 1,-o -ig THIS COLUMN CLOSES . AT 3 P.M. THIS LASSIIE CLUMN AES NC L PSE S ADVERTISING AT 3 P,M, NEW CLASS BEGIN- NING TOMORROW FOUNTAIN PENS bop .nA NEAT job of Gold Leaf embossing on your Fountain Pen. 25 cents at RIDER'S PEN SHOP A Speial lir i. - - 302 State St i Pei. i . 1.-Foreign TEl Stre G m an gae err io a to Paris, his cred iJAI POLIS FORBFIHElpllSj FOR REYTa ROOM e...…
…T14E MICHIGAN DAILY THE MIHIGANDAILYFTIIAY, FMMRtA r _ _ Y OFFICIA'L BULLETIN~ In the Bulletin is constructive notici« to all members of ity. Copy received by tNN Aswdst aut to~ the d~'eist until1 (11:30 a. m.' Sati'axv.- Blind, But Works Court Ostracizes Count, Author OfMemoirs Baring Hoheuzollernsi Intramural Items . MAA(WERt TRYOUTlS WANE 4 FRIDAY, FE.BRUARY1<}, 1924 'Number 97 slcal Examlnation: 16 is the last dlay for phys...…
…A ATHER PP, CLOUDY AND SOMEWHAT WARMER litr t a IaiI LEASED WIRE SE] MEMBIER WESTERN CONFER] EDITORIAL ASSOCI. VOL. XXXIV. No. 81 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE C 7 MN TO CONTINUE WESTRN ADVANCE OPPOSITION SAID TO HAVE HAD HEAVY LOSSES IN DEFEAT AT PANCIIUA REBEL LEADER ORDERS} BLOCADE OF TAMPICO Reports Show All Parts of Republic. Furnish Adequate Supplies of Munitions BULLETIN V...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SILV SH PPORTS WORLO DEMOCRACY Cliveland Rabbi Attacks Opponents of "Greatest Thing Ihuman Mind Has Conceived" MARX UNFOLDS POLICIES BY RADIO ADELPHI TO MEET TEMPLE BEThEL QUARTETS FURNISh MUSICAL PROGRAM Speaking on the subject, "The Tri- umph and the Failure of Democracy," Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver, of the Tem- ple of Cleveland, who was the prin- cipal speaker at the University serv- ices held at 7:30 o'clock Sunday eve...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IASUSELECTS 32 NEW MEMBERlS jng's studio. New members are also 12 o'clock Saturday morning. The ex- requested to be present at this time ainiation will be about one hour in f t u bluebooks and to report at the most Federation lay convenient hour. Name 1er eadi The Portia group picture for the University Girls' Glee club will meet Michiganensian will be taken at noon at 4:30 o'clock today in the parlors of on Wednesday, Jan...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I .. .. --r---.......... -- ---- pi! t dish lish Mcm nr tana direct expression from under- //ro ;4r tr~ nl al'Ig gadutesas to their attitude toward _________ --prohibition. Answers to three quies- A T L EFICIAI4 NIIWSPAPER OF THE tions will be sought: 1. Do you favor an amendment!> 1JNIEST 1 IJG1i to the Constitution, repealing the T H Published every morning except Monday present prohibition amendment? " POLIZEI! ring ...…
…TI{L M IC ILIA'(4N DAILY ___-.. OPEN TO.- Enir Cost of Iniprovi to Exceed $IS9,900 Aid Give - SHORT STRETCH RED *FOR SPRIN' SAnnouncement .was1 bby E. G. Willemin, di .of the. State highway, d Washtenaw road is ope The pavin~g is entirel a.1 but a mile and a rcenter of the road. 0 pleted portion the basE so that it will take car until next spring whey facing will be done. The estimated cost o. be about $189,000 wb 'The cost of cement aloe ...…
…[E MICHIGAN DAILY _ ...-,,.r-......r..,..,.,, ' .._ . o ._..., f ttt! 111W llilll(llW) w , ,,,....+r ..... - ~ II E SETTING NEW SWIMMING MARKSHOBBY WITH THESE LL PLAY SPEEDY' -'-I -" I AN EXPECTS FAST MATCHI 'NIGHT WITH SCHOOL OF QSTEOPATHY ._ , ,._ o _. f D'l1 lt!! A . s YEARLING COURlT Line, Kuenzel, Swan and Weiss are; probably the best. The squad is re-E plete in fast forwards with Chambers, Schrumph, Westnedge, Ross ...…
…AILY - ~- ~-- ~- ~ . Fl THIS ICOLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M FOUNTAIN PENS Fountain Pens and Pencil insur- ance. Have your name embossod on them. Price 25 cents. 0. 1). MORRILL 1~7 Nickels A wade I MISCELLANEOUS Typewrlting and imeographing promptly and neatly done. Theses, student notes and' college work a specialty for fifteen years Tha rvn,,,r - .2 tn n,-., Oecn. ADVERTISING LOST FUR NECKPIECE on Washtenaw be- tween Wilmot and Hill. Cal...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ........ . . ... Y OFFICIAL BULLETI N in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of ity. Copy received by tbe Assistant tc the Pes'dept until (11:30 a. m. Saturr'.v. ,: TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1924 Number 811 epartment Heads: UB an aid in listing the items and preparing detailed estimates for the irs and Maintenance Budget for the coming year, I would like to have a f all the items which, in your opinion shou...…
…THE WEATHER CLOUDY; PROBABLY RAIN TODAY a:1 .ita ~ti A. i LEASED WIRE SERVICE ASSOCIATED PRESS MEMBER WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. 46 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THUSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1923 IGHT PAGE6 PRICE, FIVE CENTS . ._ } END ~MNET FUN PN NF TUAI ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ADVOCATES' PERMANENT FUND FOR BAND TRIPS GRID-GRAPH TO BE RUN BY STUDENT COMMITTEE Band Bounce and help from Athletic{ Association Will...…
…THJE MICHIGAN DAILY' SUBSTANQES MAY B[, "MADE TO ORDER"?7 x. .m.r..rrwx..rwr y Methodists LeadI In Number Of ______The Methodist church, with a total ?'.i i ik.z 1d'2r.e of-1nowIedge registration of 1593 has the greatest (~ cn~~ititin o M tte hrough number of student members of any of Use of X-Thays the 30 denominations represented at Michigan, according to the first reli- 1 1)E' raIBE FFE('T"OF RAYS gious census for this semester, comn...…
…TI]URESDA2Y, NOVEMBER. 15) 1923 THE MICHIGCAN DAILY Ji The Girls' Mandolin club will hold a regular business meeting at 5 o'clock today in Newberry hall. All girls' who can mnake posters or who would be willing to do some work to help make money for the University] of Micthigan League building are askedI to call Doris Crouse at 452, or sign upj on the list; which is posted in Barbour gymnasium. All members of Mumnmers who can usher for the...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIG AN DAILY .......... , THE PURDITE EXPONENT DOES THE UNEXPECTED I) ~,,n m~mnrnftnrnfrnn~lfl a -Ah The recent one-sided loss of the OFFICIAL ?{EIVSJAPER OF THE Purdue football team to Ohio State UNIVERSITY OF 41H1GAN meant more than the mere loss of an{ Pubishd eer' mrnir~gexeptMonayathletic contest. It raised an unlimit- during the University year* by the Poard in! ed amount of criticism from the of- Conrlmtrol of...…
…THURSDAY, NOVEMFER Is1924'" THE MICHIGAN DAILY wv4, j;5Ci:.tr +,"":$^Y+i,:~i'~ ^"":y}\. "i ~ .,.'F\4 : C t£a .v.:2"'v:'a.4.""" 4: 'va {bJ iJvl'".>"F .iJ f:v ..i4 Iv Ii' ,.mI ":, ?}""+%"}" ~:"L;:i}.{v;' }:tn4 'p4' ;" :,...\rF~ . ...., .,..,. :"w::......4~,:::..:'"...nv:::::.nn":vfn* '}. : 4 ..., \Sv^:n:,.. ."w.+ .:xC . ,,. 'v. .c.: . . {v+{". . .nS:."".\.v '{ "w , . n"; ., ::...4 .. .;h.v.:/ \. I,'!w..ts:1Y..' v. . .u.:"w.\..n:..'..,l..... ..:,...…
…9Ix AIIE MICHICAN DAILY THZ1RSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 I5, 1923 '...) ............."M--- ! .. _../' o gym' 00--o"=6-w woo" \ " kq.-muuffw-j ,. .... ... . . .. .. _. ow."Mov" w -MMpwNWWMMNWM..dMPM . ,. RO L RE CL SNL UG, ARUSEI, HOPES R REVENGE FOR LAST YEAR'S TIOUNCIAG ibYPRINCE TON vA AS COACHES SEEK UARTg rgK ESOTA, IOWA Loss, of Uteritz May Necessitate Plan of Attack Against Wisconsin, ..: ._... , t1 Nm i SQUAD OF THIRTY O...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .......... 'THIS THIS COLUMN i a COLUMN CLOSES CLOSES AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES 10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for three or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion. Charged at the rate of 12c- per reading line for one or two insertions, 11c per reading line for three or more insertionz. White space charged for it wane rates. Classifi...…
…(IGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1 } . Crown Prince "Overjoyed" At Return To Ancestral Estate GRID GRAPH ToOBE ORM0BYSTUDETS Charles Livingsto, 25, Heads Coi- iittee to Operate Apparatus Saturdiay SPECLAL WItE CONNECTION FROM FIELD AlANE IFOR Arrangements for the grid-graph showing of the Wisconsin-Michigan game at 2:15 o'clock Saturday will be handled completely by student com- mittees under the direction of Charles Living...…
…1 Itm 'r r A EATHER Y CLOUDY ODAY 1 4 ' ' t4 it iv an I-r w t l ASSOCIAT PRESS DAY AND XGHT WIR SERVICE . No. 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY JULY 15, 1923 PRICE FIVE CE '"ISH NOTE AIuS'K 9 E.TO TAKE PART NUEM NITY FU S WILL INSIST THAT CO h- SSION BE UNDER RE- PARATION BODY OSES JUSTICE TAFT EAD OF COMMISSION EDITORIAL EXCURSION TO TOUR0 CADI1LLAC FACTORYI Earth Two Billion Y'ears told, Claims British Scientist I____---- ...…
…dayJM 0 5 IE WVEDDY GE TRADYDiE except Mon 1 UNSIGNE) 0031UNICATIONS Communications have bee nre- ceived in The Daily offices which bear no signature. The atten- tion of writers is called to the paragraph in the editorial page heading relative to communica- tions. All letters to the editor which are unsigned 'or which bear only initials will not be . printed. Associated Press. The .s- exclusively entitled to the ion of all mews dispatche...…
…ng league &tilding 1,1oyd( will holdl his last office hours of the. summier next Friday. from 10-11 o'clock, in the office of ,the Graduate school. liNeils' Educational Club MFeels The Mlens Educational club will meet. at 7:20 o'clock Tuesday on the second floor of the Union. All persons who are interestedl are invited to attend the noel ings. Our offer of a pair of extra tros- ors wvith every suit expires Aug. 6th'. Saves you fromd $12.00 to...…
…IAI RiUI I FTIN ro I I us fVE I U lla 0 III, ication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the ersity. Copy received in the Office of the Summer Session until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 'a. m. Saturday.) me 3 SUNDAY, JULY 1), 1921 Number 120 r Session Graduates: dents expecting to.complete' (during the Summer Session) the re- nts for degrees and for teachers' diplomas are expected to call at :e of the Secretary of the College or Sc...…
… at L ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1923 EDITORIAL MICHIGAN ENTERED IN NATIONAL MEET AT HICAGO TODAY r ,. CHANGES IN TIME MADE AS GRADJATION DAY NEARS 4 IN ,1 TIlE ALLUMNI SHARE In welcoming the alumni back5 to their Alma Mater the present genera- tion of Michigan men and women feel a peculiar sense of indebtedness to those who have preceded them. Grad- uates who departed from the academic life of the University some year...…
…OFFICIAL N WSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION Published every morning except Monday ur ng the summer session. membereof the Associated Press. The As- piated -Press is exclusively entitled to the se for republication of all news dispatches redited to or not otherwise credited in hs papeir and the local news published here- Entere'd at the postoffice, Ann Arbor, iehigan,,as second class matter. Subscription by carrier or mail, ...…
…of his death ou the following Thurs- from the toy manufactured who sent day. it along to . show ihis appreciation.r Seitz, whose spinal injuries were aTe ticker Is no simple ffair. With not at first expected to prove fatal, h c n mM SCOTT TO WED; IIDENi - fhow lV ater Pro ves F.t a1 Sitz, '26111, and J. B. D~ewey, 125E' M)D AT SAME A.T WHllTMQ0RE LAM, was taken to the University hospital and showed improverient for several days following...…
…ILYOFFCIA.BULEI NI tion in 'the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of lvrsty. Copy 'received untl't:20 . m (11:80 a. m. StxdaY.) 3FR IAY, JUNE VIN 1923 Number 1S1 Bac aareate and 'Commnenceient: ho expect to, take part in the exercises of Commencement week ie take note of the ,following schedule in order that there may e confusion as possible in carrying out the program :-Punct- ipecially important as the procession will start on s...…
…_,I Ar Ar t 46P .A AdL GOT YOUR 'ENSIAF I EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE .. Attends Series Ot Conventions T f ORNIDO 11 UIIEIEt PIMPARES EAS I'OR OPERA INVASIO.N Homer Heath, general manag- er of the Union is expected to leave this morning for the East where he will complete arrang- ments for the appearance of the next Ur.on Opera at a number of cities. Roy Hoyer, Arho assisted E....…
…~GAN DAILY -U 1 vg l~ g ay Traffic Ass ociatoni Elects iculty Nan for Fourth Time at Annual IMeting STRY INCLUDED EXPERTS [0-1 ALL T~ARTS OF~ COU TT Y Works of leading French, German. Norwegian, Russian, Japanese and American are hunng there and the gal- lery will be open every aftrnoon be - tween th~e honurs of 1.:30 and 5 o'-C clock. The exhibition is held under the auspices of the A~nn Arbor Art as- sociation. Elected Traffic President...…
….t r t zA%' A N . row Aha pslo Ph ~ DltaIvIlr~T TlPTT~~f terary sciet il et ti SrhCawl Agl hireen this eveinin,, h Aph iiind enatl-rns TIte yn' Te Lake Geneva Student conrfer-' of UnvriY h'.Te at5O(Ok aiis ae-once will be heldt from Jun~e 15to discussion is to be "lree- ;G' 1 ]tt4 o'clock, in Sarah Caswel o'hkfrstrin the gy :;:sum7; lgair of more than 20 stents I e er mpran ~usa a4 o'clck. csto acts 3, is expected to represent the Univer-' ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - ..,.-- - - -..w.. .:M.... .. r Mason and Irvin S. Cobb which con- vulse the "typical American" leave the Briton wondering what it s all OFFWICI NEWSPAPER OF THE about. A London audience, on the UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN other hand will roar with laughter at 3 Published every morning except Monday Shaw. whose humor is entirely too . iring the University year by the Board in ontrol of Student Publications subtle for our publ...…
…THE M1CHICIAN DAILY .,e.,. _., '5,A3IN3 Head. lcxt 1Fall; Accomuin,,Wate $90) PER Al) ItEIUCI)U Iall, the first men's dorm- campus, will be ready for y next. fall, according to the latest issue of the ninus. The new building;,; son Sybil street, just! ry ffield, has been named hie late Frank W. Fletch- pena, a former Regent of InIaIr!Iemy~ard low hurles, half mile relay tA S tF~ 5W SIDbndtlx Al emFinal sadnsill thbzfiatcerniv )r lilfll...…
…THiE MICHIGAN DA' sr +. . , . 7 yy g' J, 1'4 ti4titk -!1B':. 0 )at l : 4 .w. ......R......... ,., " r.w a moo- r"" , ., - -° ,- RMY", "NAVY" BATTLE TODAYI Ilittle's Sllad ll of iron -Men to Hold Encounter ;; " ; EriTrr a ,WCHANGES iN IFNE-TIP FROM Fj IRtST TILT EXP .CTi'~ .laying been drilled to overcome the ividual taulits and team weakness- which cropped up in the,3recent tle, th~e Army and Navy s clicd respectively by Ccappo...…
