…Education School Gives Poor Training See Page 4 Jr Latest Deadline in the State D3ati CONTINUED COLD GES / VOL, LXV, No. 90 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1955 SIX PA AEC Warns Rulin Calls LYL Of H-Bomb g Devastations Front for Reds Tests Contaminate 7,000 Square Miles WASHINGTON (f)-The Atom- ic Energy Commission, in a new warning of the horrors of atomic war, said yesterday its H-bomb blast in the Pacific last March ...…
…THE MOITeV PIOPeOSALS See Page 4 L ae ediha Latest Deadline in the State DaiIpr COLDER, SHOWERS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, VOL. LXIV, No. 90 EIGHT PAGES Butter Price Supports Cut Eight Cents Move Designed To Reduce Costs WASHINGTON - (1) - The government yesterday announced a slash of about eight cents a pound in the federal price sup- ports for butter, which it expects will be passed on to the housewife some time af...…
…4p, it4a :3aii4 PANIME BIAS CLOUDY AND COLD See Page 4 f Latest Deadline in the State VOL LXII No. 90 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1952 SIX PAGES King George Laid to Rest At Windsor Tradition Marks Somber Service By The Associated Press Britain committed the body of King George VI to the dust of the past yesterday with all the age- gathered heraldry and traditions of her enduring monarchy and the older rites of Christ...…
…Y 43n a4i4 ; ""r E ROTC PUBLIC RELATIONS See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXI, No. 89 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1951 CLOUDY AND WARMER EIGHT PAGES Prof. Daniel Rich Dies in 'U' Hospital Served Here For 40 Years 4 Daniel L. Rich, retired professor of physics, died at 6:30 yesterday morning at the University Hospi- ,~tal. Cause of Prof. Rich's death was attributed to a heart attack. He had been admitted to the ...…
…9alyRolls * * * * Out Welcome Mat for Tryout Staff T HE ROAD TO journalistic success, and to success in many another field, starts at 420 Maynard St. That's where a group of forward-looking students will gather at 4 p.m. today to learn how The Daily can offer them the most valuable experience they'll ever get on this campus. MANY A FUTURE newspaper editor, foreign correspondent and writer will pass through the doors of the Student Publi...…
… PUBLICITY MOVE? 14". Page 4 p £r IIW Daii4 'FAIR OCCASIONAL SNOW Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 92 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 16, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Senate Seeks Defense Pact Acceptability Connally Decries. War Committal By The Associated Press Framers of the proposed North Atlantic Security Treaty yester- day concentrated their efforts on trying to draft a defense clause acceptable alike to the United States S...…
… MI / FA Latest Deadline in the State F- U FUI 4 92 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1947 PRICE F ra Cagers Trip Vet Absence Reports Due Tomorrow Report Truman Plans To higan, 55-46; E Jul National let oses, 3-2 owicz Counters 13 Points; s Spoil Hockey Win Streak Emergency By Must File First Week's Record ecial To The Daily< CITY, Ia., Feb. 15 - s Wolverines saw their for a share of the West- rence cage tit...…
… Sir igmi Dalig WEATHER R~ain, Chning to Sno43w I VOL. LV, No. 86 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, FEB. 16, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS 1,500 Carrier Planes Blast Tokyo in First Raid * * * * * * * * * * * * Russian Army Smashes Oder River Def enses J- / Topple Three Key German Strongholds Sommerfeld, Sorau Gruenberg Captured By The Associated Press LONDON, Feb. 15.-The Red Army has smashed the Germans' central Oder River defen...…
… m ' u " I 1 4titIltm 4A k Weather Skiing Weat ter VOL. LIV No. 81 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 16, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Russians Advance In North Nazis Retreat Toward Pskov; Eastern Gains Are Made Consistently By The Associated Press LONDON, Feb. 16, Wednesday- The Russians in the north, moving down along two railroads and a high- way, have hammered the Germans farther back toward the great com- munications center of Pskov, bo...…
…Y 4F 4b* : ait Weather Colder Tomorrow . LIn No. 91 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEB. 16,'1943 PRICE Fln CENTS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEB. 16, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS . .. . - .- yam ,v MEMNON w Advanced R( Investigation Order )TC To Be Army Privates willow Run Plant Senate Group Seeks Facts On Production Curtiss-Wright Shop Also Faces Inquiry By Subcommittee On Recent Progress By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, F...…
…I 4 Wyeather Cloudy, possibly snow; rising temperature tomorrow. Y k iga I it Editorial Consider Cost Of Your Irresponsibilities . VOL. L. No. 96 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 16, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Crisler Lauds Intercollegiate Sports; Denies Overemphasis Admits Athletics Are No Perfect, But Supports GeneralCollege Setup Faults 'In Minority,' Football Coaeh Says Intercollegiate football received a sound thump on the back...…
…Weather Light rai r snowtoday. Sir iga ~~ait®g Editorial Creating Arus And Slasnizg Relief, VOL. L. No. 97 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 17, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Finns' Appeal For Military Help Refused By Stockholm Helsinki Believed Faced With Choice Of Peace Or AppealTo Allies Soviet Army Gains Reported By Finns STOCKHOLM, Feb. 16. -(P)- Sweden formally refused to send direct military help to Finland today, leaving Finland...…
…Weather asional snow today and rising temperature. L .L -AL f A6P lit r4t XLI X.No. 96 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 16, 1939 Highway Meet Hears Demand For Increased RoadBudgets Straits Tie-Up Demands Immediate Attention, Declares G. D. Kennedy M. D Van Wagoner To SpeakTonight A cry for increased revenues to meet the ever-growing needs of Mich- igan's 105,000 miles of roads and streets was re-echoed throughout the opening s...…
…The Weather Mostly cloudy today and to- morrow; snow tonight or tomnor- row; no decided change in tem - peiture. YI r A6F :4Iaitt3 Editorials The Commerce Committee's Investigation Professor Schaper Is Exonerated .. VOL. XLVIIL No. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 16, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Eight Hundred Road Experts Convene Here In Conference Van Wagoner Sees Double Auto Traffic Volume Within Next 20 Years Tax Problem Topic Of Fi...…
…The Weather lit snoiw p:l-lble tomorrow; colder er tomorrow. ,icl A6F 4bp .Ut 4 t ga it XLVII No. 95 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEB. 16, 1937 ____________________ I I I i - VT. Will Try Make Final tlement Of Martial Law In Anderson, id., Prevented Vigilante Violence' Strike Issues Six Of Union's Demands Remain To Be Answered In Conference Hoffman Challenge AcceptedBy CI.O. DETROIT, Feb. 15.-U/P-General Motors Corp., many of its...…
…v' The Weather Occasional snow, colder to- day; tomorrow generally fair. Y G itiazi E ait . Editorials Two Million 'Students' .. . The Student Government Poll... VOL. XLV. No. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1935 - . PRICE FIVE CENTS Track Team Scores Easy Win,57m28 Michigan Captures Eight First Places Out Of Ten Events From Gophers Puckmen Win, 2-1, In Overtime Game Johnny Sherf Drives In Winning Goal; Heyliger Also Sco...…
… ther ncreasing cloudiness with ng temperature Friday, and iw. Saturday generally fair. L it ga ~~Iait~ Editorials The Opera Is Dead, Long Live The Opera . . L. XLIV No. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 16, 1934 PRICE FIVE Need Of Legal Reform Stated By Sunderland Administrative Bodies To Assume Courts' Duties, Law Professor Warns Address Delivered To Cincinnati Bar Cannot Dispense With The S e rvices Rendered By The Courts, He ...…
…ly fair with rising res Thursday. Fri- tied. g 4ki ti AOL E(Ii it( I Gov. Comstock Was formed'; The Last St The Filibuster. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 16, 1933 MICE FIVE PRICE FIVE oosevelt Assassination Attempt Fai ) Closed Banks 't 1Millions For Limited Business Daily Tryouts To Meet Its Daily Building at 4 Tryouts for the editorial and sport staffs of The Daily will be held at 4 p.,in. today in the Stu- dent Pub...…
…a1 r 4 4 4 a1133 4Li 95 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1932 ' Weather: cloudy, snow. P M j ° 10010 TO FL PREME COURT' ice of New York Jurist Is Widely Indorsed. ETERAN JUDGE, Is Praises Record f Appointee to High Office. SHINGTON, FEB. 15, - 'he.Supreme Court seat va- by the venerable and be-. Oliver Wendell Holmes to- was given to Benjamin n Cardozo, Chief Justice of ew York Court of Appeals. led in the Senate by l...…
…14 T ; ESABLISHED 1890 'C Ar r t an 4 ai~.i MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX. No. 99. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1929. EIGHT PAGES CRISPRGA FOR IVEMONI S1 CONSTRUCTION ON SIXTEENTHI WARSIUP TO START AFTER I JULY 1k LEADERS AGREE ON POLICYk Senators Will Take Up Naval Appropriations Bill On Monday; (Dy Associated Pres) WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Presi- dent Coolidge's decision to initiatel the 16 warships construction pro-...…
… ESTABLSHED VOL. XXXVIII. No. 101. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1928 MEMBERI ASSOCIATED PRESS EIGHT PAGES TECHNICAL SPEECHES OCCUPY ATTENTION OF' HIGHWAY CONFERENCE GOVERNOR FREI) GREEN TO BE MAIN SPEAKER AT ANNUAL DINNER TONIGHT ATTENDANCE SHOWS GAIN Afternoon Session To Be Devoted To Elections And Appointments ; Of Couiittees Opening the second day of the four- teenth annual Michigan Conference en highway Engineering with a...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Orr, -dimL t r t att MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIL No. 95 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS Iw/ ww s 1_ 1 11®IIi FRENCH NOTE REJECTS AMERICAN PLAN FOR NAVAL DISARMAMENT MINISTER BRIAND FAVORS ACTION BY LEAGUE OF NATIONS; SEES ALL NATIONS INVOLVED JAPAN FAVORS PROPOSAL Premier Urges Naval Construction Although Representatives Will Attend Conference (B...…
… THE WEATHER UNSETTLED; PROBABLY COLDER TODAY Y r Ar 4kv A AL Alwf lt r VOL. XXXIV. No. 98 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1924 MHIGAN 10 FACE 'Keep The Field House Clean', D AthleticAssociation UrgesME "Keep the field house clean, is the! According to Fielding H. Yost, di 18logan of a campaign announced last rector of intercollegiate athletics SIB V til TO C 1night by the Athletic association to these rules are ...…
…Avi4a u v : SEE THAT HOCKEY GAME TONIGHT VOL. XXXIII. No. 97 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS Figh That's a t 0p'raStars Dont IIJLD iLhJ Do Nuthin' Els'But' MORFr rriPRirw I Sane. Have, Daily Men Wild Names I' ' 1 Duesselorf, Feb. 5-(By A. P.) - Rapid strides towards realization of French aims in the Rulr are being made daily, according to announce- ment from the occupational h...…
…LDER I Ar A6F -Ak 000eel AWfltr ASSOCIAI DAY;AEDI NIGHT l9 '1TCN ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1922 PRIOR :B BONUS TION STILL T IN DOUBTI -Hop Chimes freaks Sales Records And Offers Well- Written Articles COMMITTEES [LL HARDING VIEWS MARRING GIVES' NT DEFINITELY T TAX PROGRAM osals Discussed by Men or of inclusion in Tax Bill n, Feb. 15.-The soldier on was tonight still very Congress was without any official. word ...…
…XEATHER ; CONTINUED COLD g Sfr 43r til ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SE:RVICE No. 93. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1918. PRICE THREE .EDO 0BUSINESS- ICTION PARTLY WEPT__BY FLOOD CING PLANT MAY BE CLOSED BY RISE OF MAUMEE RIVER JSTRY IN PERIL. [F FLOOD CONTINUES ENGINEERS APPLY TO ENTER RESERVE Moore than 270 students have now applied for enlistment in the engin- eers' section of the enlisted reserve corps, acco...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY LIGHT SNOW -CLOUDY clL4ri.Eifr i an j ttl UNITED PRE DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVII. No. 92. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1917. PRICE FIVE C II I I - MILITARY SCIENCE CURSE AAKENS' SMALL RESPONSE BUT 152 MEN OUT OF 5,200 HAVE SIGNED DESPITE OBVIOUS VALUE TRAINED MEN NOW NEEDED BY COUNTRY Dean Cooley Says Michigan feirly All Work Given at West Point Has By L. S. T. With an enrollment of men es...…
…rl C E ,iT E I)AILAYI -NI; ,1, F TE WORLD AND I isLCAMPUS f"'"""' gym. w........ w w .r+ 2 lmrGAN Phones :-Editorial 2414 Business 960 TEL E1G APll SERVICE BY 'THE NEW YORK SUN I U . --- VOL. XXVI. No. 89. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1916. PRICE FIVE CENTS ADMINISTRATION SCORED BY ROOT IN PARTY SPEECH EX-SE N A TORt ST ARTS JIEPUBLI. f"AN 'AIMPAI(GN IN NEW YORK~ -ADDIRESS ThREE ERRORS ARE OUTINED Speaker Promises t...…
…THE DAILY NEWS OF THE WORLD AND THE CAMPUS _ rrrrrr. .. , r rr m rirnrr e. op. 7 %h,. NEW (~RKSUN VOL. XXVI. No. 90. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1916. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1916. RII'I1 Fi; CE., ._...__ HALL MLL RELATE EXPERIENCES WITH AMVBULANCE CORPS BROTHER OF STUDENT WHO LOST L FE IN FRANCE TO SPEAK AT UNION SUNDAY TO SHOW STEREOPTICAN VIEWS Student Enlis THIR UT LEAYES With n TIDUTINCHORS F. E. Kirkhan, of Jaimaica, Leaves ' Frid...…
…I e ichgan Daily SUBSCRIBE NOWA wa ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TULIJSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1915. i PS STS I I Be Starf IIil TODAY Comedy club presents "Pomander Walk" at the Whitney theater, 8:15 o'clock. Prospective writers of 1916 Union op- era meet at Union, 7:00 o'clock. Episcopal students hold reception at Harris hall, 4:00 to 5:30 o'clock. Girls' Educational club meets in New- berry hall, 7:00 o'clock. Prof. H. G. Thieme lectures on ...…
…LOCAL $1.0 $ M4AIL $2.00 The Michigan Daily NO .1 YPTFF "AT.n Y19.. Vol. XXIm, No. 92. DEANS ASSERT COUNCIL'S FATE IS IN BALANC Student Council Must Act Wisely Hop Probe to Uphold its Prestige, Declare Faculty Men. QUERY OF COUNCIL CALLED IN QUESTIOiN BY TWO DEA Professors Cooley and Bates Comm, on Relation to Faculty Investigations. That the fate of the student coun depends on its treatment of the m ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB...…
…I1I IC igan ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1912. JOSEF LHET~fNNE Practice uling of the ttment, jury urt is to be he required eretofore it is STUDENT HURT WHILE COASTI: Ethel Robinson, '14, Caught Betwe Two "Bobs." Ethel Robinson, '14, suffered a bad wrenched knee and several bruin Wednesday evening in a coasting ac dent which occurred at Felch St. h Miss Robinson and a girl chum we coasting down the hill and the "bc on which...…
…ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 'I III RSI) IX I I HJRI XR\ (t6 oi t. N Vol. XXI. V v t ILL iliTI'MffIC1GkAN MAN 1t iJST ENTI RE SQUAD WILL 7 I,1?,; RIi NI N CI \ N(II). GIFF0RD i'iIunui I RO)l S 'I-,.A\!lSIEl l l' Off-, OCCUPY CG TDY ichaar asaiset ilbaisketball MYSPA OR r. CharlesC. Nicola. ~-hoc circleDsY o:: ing o te rmorI tdlicoia A H R f r 2tt he a 'tiical ilprtmtiit I~ Fifteen Aspirants for Battery ccitt-icr is entire ly ttf clits~ Academy of S...…
…hi - - D- I e ic an . ,L \tV X X. *NtN :ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 11if] i)\1;lif).1ICIIERUARY t16, 1910. "CHICK" LATHERS HAS LEFT COLLEGE Phenomenal Third Baseman Receives two -Plucks" and Decides to Quit. MICHIGAN LEADS CO DTON A IN 61st CONGRESSCNDTO S 3A Washington Reports Show 25 AT MICHIGAN Members-Virginia Second. \cceloiitt to tihe latest report from Believed by Students to bel \\ toiigttl Mtttgtt 011 lttsttfit Growing Worse Every Year. tin...…
…The MchgnDail A\\N R IITCHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRI \kX te, 11109 N170L. XIX. PITCHERS WOE K OUT WITH INDOOR BALL McAllister Wont Have Any Glass Arms- Class Relay Races to Start 'This Week. IlIo c all, o as a e as of 10I1 l c t 111101011 hobyCoach McllIiterr in i1 11ae I aco 011aa1110110011111. 11he 11c0. .rc ditiid into teams a if iv _ i 1111lodger hall is thought by the 11111toh 11an 1c1l1ct1meansof 11ct t~_ tic ins inns11111 ,, h p \ih u I-,1...…
…__The MichiganDal VOL. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, MICHITGAN, SIN\I) AZT FEBR1UARY 16, a o8.No 9 No. 99. SIGMA XI WANTS MEN OF PROMISE Conditions Do Not Necessarily Disqualify Candidates - His- tory of thoOrganization. Elections to the iichigan chapter of Sigma Xi, the honoary scintiic society ofAmerican colleges an(1 uniersities ill le made in April, with the iniia- iolt'of the fortunate ons following in May. Those who are chosen arc seniors aud gra...…
…T-he MihianDaily ANN ARBOR, XIIC 1110 X'sSATUIRDAY, EEIILR16f, 1I07 V. XVI. No. 98. MICHIGAN PROFESSOR SUBMITS STYLE SHEET At Meeting of Michigan Press Asso- ciation Prof. Thomas Discusses Uniform Desk Rules. Newspaper mtake-up and the ethics of jounrnalism were the central thres of the discussioneblidued by the il- gun Press association at its mido-vinter costvettion held in Detroit this week. The adopting f a untiforn style sheet and it...…
…w The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, '9k Ikt\\I RH) V\ IIHR \R\ t6, 90g6.>o 5 XVI. No. g-. RHEINHARI DIBNO PR( He Rights Mtatters When Told of the Charges Made Against Coach Yost and Himself. logiittni tel ephne cm-ra-- it'm tt~citAti111 lAtr e a nd cithe ig hicahart, te Lafacte tackle, yes- erilt, reetittithe fact ttie Lni- ,~f f Kainsasipofsso wh ctt Ht'y p '1t)ts t atedtinger;ci (m the i mtitittattd fiat ,1It Nti ci (it ii N C-iet it ut i I...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR,'MIC'H., THURSDAY, F EBRUARX'16, 1905 MlCHlMAN'S 1904 BA EBALl TIEA M. NO. 93 HISTORICAL RECITAL. Weber, Mendelssohn and Schubert Represented on Yesterday's Pro- gram -WNeber's F 'ninor Con- 'ertstuck Rendered. It was all ntnetlsui 1,1lce a dinc tht lsee o the recital icesterdayi liv E~n y l r Aiivyt lIiochioci. fi Se ciine fctir i ec anl theyprot- Srin, theiItii i che leti yiiioti te Nocy iho litNvre n t vvjiivcii...…
…-he Michigan Dil VOL..xiv. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY,* FEBRUARY 16, 1904 No. %i R[fIIAY SENIOR LAWS WILL DANCE. ~ EJIRIO. GYM. TEAM GOES. PR 1N1NAY N . TE UNIR 10R'Ihe aragemetis have toli aicuti Will he an Exciting Affair - Trach Ill(, scndini the series of dances( The Great Social Function of .1905 cmpilleeil for thirexhibitioni le gyma arr anged by the Seniir aw class will nastic earn is to give il Ietrit n Schedule - Basehall Men Begin be ...…
…t !n i ),ALI IkA F .. ,... .._. .. irYt .. .....r.. ............. POWERS 444ste Tait of te Sao dr the Auspices of the SLA id its'i theht ~ h"sa~ ,1 ut 'ie"ut,:,ion ef.1 lt l l - l , W . i l 1 ' ."i l ;eI krI 1 3 II li-IJ:11t1 e'u1 inIt1l111,~ntlslic- ' rt IiI 1111:. I,-.11 ~ ~1!I iiill ' 11' tilt 1111 1,111 ' Il 1 rle It1 1 t ,1( ~ ha l 11 er ! itt U, l i e u 111 ; t, + t'11r 7 1. I 111111 it 1 111It.l h "'t k 1 1'1 1 i ; l t tI 111 ~ l.1. 1 7...…
…lb , r; e oK aiim VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1901. No 103 --- ....Our. Special Line of.... JUDGE IN PHILIPPINES Foreign and Domestic Prof. E. F. Johnson, of the Law De- partmnent, Has Been Appointed to FA BIC S 4 the Philippine Supreme Bench FOR SPRING The University of Michigan hats ever been the recipient of many honors at the hands of the national government, has arrived and ie ar- and the fact-has 'been espec...…
…Wbe '4ev 4.0 iuttF5 al VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1900 FINANCIAL MATTERS giate. It sa referred to the Board of SprigCnrl Considered byj the Athletic Board.- lie reptort of the finaincial secretary Announcemn t Monett to be Raised byj Lecture fromo Atil1t 1899, to Jatn. t, 1900, fol- 1 9and Dance--Financial I FOOTBALL. 'Statement. Peeecpts- PG I-H I.WI L D & CO* onsiicetibie rootote hasiness ssasPGamrs ........$4,209 95 t...…
…' Ilk> VOL. IX, No. 100. T T H G. H.WILD CO., H E THE TAILORS E; 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. T Have just received a largeT Ain of Fancy Vetings for A ISping and Summier. L iect frei nedon. Please call and see thea. Allegretti's Chocolates Fresh Today. On rDdu addMiOh. Daring the rset at the cellege year we willserv ess etie at al teau,day at ight. Fall ine o f Pipe, Cigas,ad R. E. JOLLY & CO., 38 So. State Street. . Witch Hazel. The extract hat ...…
…Vol,. V. No. 95. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN . SATURDAY., FEBRUARY IR . 18915. PRICE --Fly rCENTS. 'TIS ATIING ~aOF TlE AST O'slok ths mon;!g, olh.'nthe paty Ella Shelby an(1 Mod C1ry,5of 1 and N06 0 PAS1010'boke1nips oting le "Asnill ~1011a11Rapids. Mslses Clara 1-Edy nd . 111 NINETEENTH ANNUAL BALL vrlysucsosot.t10 l ''tiorl1lopIXEddy.of Bay City, 1M1isoes lltl f, Tiesto earii without lt book. PASSE INT HISORY. as h oe'0i111 10101 .of t121'v 7111...…
…tt* Of . 1a 1. VOL. III.-NO. 96. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRIJARY 16, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THEIR MONTHLY MEETING. The Board of Regents Made Several Appointments and Appropria- tions, Yesterday Afternoon. The chief business transacted by the Board of Regents, yesterday afternoon, at their February meet- ing, was the appointment of profes- sors and in regard to appropriations. The resignations of Prof. C. W. Ilelser and Inst...…
…~Ij U.Of ln.Walp putime of Work in Statistics. LUNIVEITY OF 1IICItOAN., MOND)AY, I.I'-LfIIARY Pt, i)' 1 iicTisiec:(hCENTrS. The Gym. Fund Benefit. I I li ifi Feb 01. 7, i891- lTo)-niorrow e vening lit r.IJaynesf III ' U.of 1 Iti it a liiiarlbor, l\ ftAplebeeli, of lBostoinawill ap- 1011if bear in riv osrito IIall to ive ---iThe 1 loi. (Carriill 1). IIlhis101ctiiioon '"Dickens." fir the tilgilft 110is to leiture upon Sta-f iho10lt if tlie 'vlfi...…
