…___________________SHE MICHIGAN DAILYSNA,$ " + ... ......w mwm ,ldl l . (ffllll!I 1 __M 1 . .. .. . .. . _,_.. , 4 r . 3OER PEFOMU. Of D.Fails o.X ante Grid Coach. T 0 MThe athletic board of the Tniver- TOMOROW N6Hcity of Detroit. failed to select a grid- ______iron mentor, for next year at a meet- Second1Annua~l Boxing Carnival to be 'ing held, Frday night jor that, specifici H04 in 1Watermnan Gymnasium proe I1),TedSullvanT...…
…Tf IGAN DAILY . ... ii t 111 Yi +"' . _ BAR" /.m II I II IIIII IIIRr. p IIIIIIIIII I nll( 1L IIIM ! Wl : ;; 0 %-, - 0 Fo' r ItLINI 1.3 Meeti HINSKY AND JUNG WIN EVENTS IN RECORD TIME, plicating their performance of indoor season, Coach Charlie s freshman track athletes defeat- e Illinois yearlings by-a score 2-3 to 60 1-3 in a telegraphic which was completed Wednes- asistent work all the way through ist of 15 events brought ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, C ,..N ...... ,. ..., Ww .. ...".... ./'!1 a w . . .; LEAVE Fc, R SUCKER CL Asli ri I Renews Inquiry IUPLE PREPARES FencersHo irQ pd i entrain tonight for their first and camp, due to the announcement that! what promises to be their most im. Capt. Rokusek and Kassel, regular portant football clash of the 1924 ends, would be back at their regular Conference season. The squad will positions when the ...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY '.UESDA Y, tDJ C] lEBR113,1!)24 I 0!;-m r a 3 Ll ., a"me-7 . BASKETBA1LLQADSARSWOKYos Presents Cup At Akron FOR KENTUCKY BATL[E -SATIJIOkon DAY ec 1.-ochFil I:ig--1_Ystdiecorof __rll_- late athletic", at te University ofI Wovernes' Showing Against Farmners Proves Ecouraging I l 'I Nf IFR ATERN~iTY Michigan and one of the n~ promi- to Mathier WA£SfIIv entfootball c cachs in the Big Ten ----__- this eL...…
…THE E MICHIGAN I LY a i r _;.. i A .11001m0-- Wow ms r m 1 ( i ii jl irMiwrw w r A ~nu - INES TROUNUE BUGKYE ELEVEN BEFORE U CRO~gI SIDELIGHTS RRlC IMINNFA nr (Continued From Page One.) - onsible for giving the Wolverines: rge share of their 11 first downs. started out for a victory at the; start of the contest. Rockwell ed off to Hunt who returned 10 I s to the Ohio 18 yard line and r Karew had failed on a buck tore nd lef...…
…k'Ate, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 194 Divine Requiem, ('ome'. letis weep over His passng- NEWELL BEBOUT a finite world, enjoy ourselves antro- out; ('ant you not see that we are pomorhically? We are in distresso in iistress? c'n we now aspire? To God? Hle i wretched, for having nothing definite for an idol; Let ito weep! This Spiral into thenih called dead. We can as pire if at all, only( to wonder about, wenih wonder abot al D~yVI0AV...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . - r -. ...,... LA I rm- i t I THISt COLUMN CLOSES Al 3 P.M, ADVERTISING LOST, SUITE. Phone 2105-R, 515 Walnut. SMALL envelope purse containinga a ROOMS for eight, nine, or twelve $50 chieck and '$20 in bills. Return boys for second semester. Clean to M. Rich 1004 Qliva. Phone 2730J and warm. Locatcd only three blocks from campus. Phone '0488-j SUNDAY NIGHT in Arcade Cafe, be- W. ~tween 6:30 and 7:00 o'clock, <a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i +...r. I L FIE I NEW CLASS BEGIN- THIS NING TODAY COLUMN AT 1:10 P. M. ALOSI$ AT 3 lM. E i R ADVERTISING I THE FOLLOWING BOXES have re- plies for them at the Daily Office. M. C., A. T. G., H. B. R., W. C. G., R. H., A. W., E. G., K. B., K., C. K., F. J. D. Jimmie The Ad Taker, 960. FOR REYT TYPEWRITERS, portable and stand- ard. Good machines. S. A. Moran, 711 N. Univ. Room 2, 2d floor. TWO SINGLE rooms ope...…
…THE MICHICAN V.1; 4 I ICOLUMN AT 3 P.Y4. Eight Rooms-A highly improved lot, 150 ft. frontage. First floor, study, hall, living room, large sun room, dining room, pantry, kitchen. Four bedrooms up. Vapor steam heat. Strictly residential location.I Read the Want Ads $23,000 - T RTISING WE HELP BUILD Eight Rooms-Washtenaw district, study, living room, pantry, kitchen. Four bedrooms up. Attic. Lot Highly improved. Price $17,000. dining r...…
…THE M TEM H IGAN DAILY V' 1 Read The Daily "Classified" Columns, 5' I ATC FOUN'TAIN PENlS RIDER'S REPAIR SE4RVICE is un- equaled. Real workmanship and one day service. RIDER'S PEZZ SHOP 302 State Street RUGS SHAMPOOED c Ann Arbor Cap;pet C i_ Pbone 50. SIUSICA LL rM TIS ONE IS DIFFERENT the ,e ins ly to one ;hin otwo insertions, 11c pel space c~harged for at same mes. Asl. about c iitracts All advertising regarding houses have t...…
…TEURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, .1924 TIDE MICHIGAN PREJUDICE AGAINST WOMEN other incumbents. The position is not IPROFESSORS BEING OVERICOMIE limited to one branch of the depart- (ment but may be filled at one time Cainder is to be paid from the regu- in the division of ancient history, and lar funds of the University. The sal- at another in that of mediaeval orl ary is to be the same as that of the liodern history. This should do away average full-pr...…
…TUE~SDAY, DI;C IP1:DIt ]G6, 924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE lSEVEN .. ,. THIIS LE T"" IFIEF COLUMN, CLOSES ,SES ADVERTIIG T 3 .M. IIIOR SALE IA)N'i ('IIlISt l ' '°¢ ;$; 5 ! 1'111 KAPPA TAU Fraternity jpin. Ini- tial's 'E.. 13 . on back. Finder call GeOt your tree from :Rhead. Come and 2J s orMc ead ;gee our line. ']'his is the "home of01 -- natural trees" for the churchi, home, LOST Blue Cordluroy reefer coat, and school. Rhead's tre aeth ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY x fir: ul' 1-B Six) 6, 3Mlchi THISI COLUMN CLOSS AT 3 P.. LA ADVERTISING AT P ("(,Itinumliefibrm Page i4dt r S iwe: Ohio State . ok well kicked off, the ball hitting the goal pjot and rolling dead on the Olno 8 yard line from which it was 1brought to play on the 20 yard line. ^Etwards nailed llant after he had mlade iine and a half yards through' right tackle. Karow took the ball over for first down on 32 yard lin...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 924 THE'MICHIGAN DAILY VAGe Vr been called a "golden rule," but "Que! remarkably pregnant statement: it. very happy and spiritual death, an All we hae gained then byouotr tout nest pas or qu 'on sit lure" means that man's natural activity is object for which we could rennciate unbelief 'T use this Christian doctrine one : sef-furtherance, not self-denial, and our bodies. Is-i Kingdom we eardI Is a life of doubt iversifid by fa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . e,. _.. .. ....,,.,.. -- --- - - _ C D A ILY OFICAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by te .Assistant tc the -Q*-dept until 3:30 I. m. (11:30 a. mt. Satnrr1-:v.k II- l t t Students, RecitiA: The following program will be given by the advanced students of the University School of Music Wednesday evening, January 16, at 7:30 in School of Mus...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. FBUR r DAILY OFFCA BULTIN ublication in the Dulletin is constructive notice to all members of he University. Copy received b tbc As,%Istant tc the IT. -~dart un~til :301 p. mn. (11:30 a. m. Saturr"lrc. Volume 4 5SATUR1DAY, F11RARfY 16, 19241 Nunmber 9S ,rare College Grades: All the grade coupons have been mailed to the addresses written by students themselves. Consequently no grades will be given out from off...…
…in~ the Bulletin Ii7 iozaiructive notleto ail merukerssof [te. Copy received b' try 4saitu~nI tutL(, 1 - rxt uxtil (11:341a. im. Satiiz~ ____ ____ ___THE MICHIGAN DAILY March Pith at S8'I. Il. in the histological Laboratory. The following papers !vIll be presented: '"P.our Mctlhods of Crimologic~Inquiry" by 'Professor A. F. Wood.' "action between Colloids and Electrolytes" by Professor A. L. Ferguson. The Conc:il will nmeet at 7:30 p.,im. T. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... UfLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN catior i n the Bulletin is constructive noticE to all niembfers of University. Copy received by tbel A-Siltagt to the Presi,'ent until p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday ruge 4 1 D AY, XA Y 16, 1921 imb:167 s Gofng to Europe: 3University is in receipt of the following invitation extendeti by thou .n University Union: idonts going to E~urope are Invited to nmake use of the offices of the n University U...…
…EIGHT - .-.-.-~--~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1924 DAILY OFFICIAL BULIETIN 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. an. (11:30 a. in. Saturday) Volume 5 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1924 Number 21 Dean's Advisory Committee, College of Literature, Science and the Arts: There will be a meeting of the Dean's Advisory Committe...…
…PAGE EIGHT .... . . T - E of not flAtLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice tk. all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to th* 1P-esident until 3: 0 . m. (11,30 a. m. Saturday. Volutnie 6 TUESD)AY, I)Et'EIBEI 10, 19'1 iiiiier 71 1 I Executive Board, Grduate School: There will be a meeting of the Executive Board of the Graduate School on Tuesday, December 16, at four o'clock in the off...…
…TiEIL MICIIGAN DAILY w.. . ,+ w ..wrr. +.r!r ... Y OFFICIA-L BULLEITIN in the Bulletin is constructive notice tu all members of ity. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 11:30 a. m. Saturday, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1924 Number 47 New Literary Club for Non-Ptiblication Women: The new literary club for non-publication women, which has recently been organized, will hold their first meeting at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday at the Gr...…
…PA m PIG55T THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 1G, 1924 Goldfarb Says:-- t: God disikea sin uthy did lie C cra e epotentialityforiti*i*4 Whether the gods created man or not i ertain that man created the gods. Is it fair that a Mexican bandit should look upon fornication as a pastime and apparently suffer no ill effects from it. while an honest yong ank clerk with ut a single fall frotm grace chalked up against lim should spent the rest of h...…
…O I I /V Alp 4IatM Sectioi Two . - -1 ----------------- r XXXIV. No. 123 ANN ARBOR, MICIIIGAN, SVNDAY, JARCII 16, 1921 PRICE, FIVE _._ A DELTA CHI 'ES STUDENTS ANNUAL AFFAIR Food And Fun Mix With Work In Rehearsals T AKE MAJOR PARTS IN CAST "C ME TO EVENT SIMILAR TO ONE OF WASHINGTON GROUP Committee Chooses Students For Highi Standing in Representative Campus Activities Plans which are now being formu- lated by the...…
… Feature Section Ar t t l Feature Section OL1t XXXV. No. 47 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1924 EIGHT P % RIDGE LIFE AS SEEN FRO WITHI ,JL." r _ '3KT Former Editor Of The Cambridge "Granta" Discusses Life And Activities On The Campus Of His Alma M Ater T Day Of A Cambridge Student; Ideal And Actual, From The Vantage Point Of Experience EXplanation, Of Some Of The Terms Used By Undergraduates In England An ...…
…THE- MICHIGAN DAILYs STAT'S PRODUCTS TO BEDISPLAYED'i MAieyIgan 1md m1srinl E1Xposition 'Will lle elid i Convention H11:ll, j D1etro, M 3ay :to 17 Mt 'NliP 1, 1;XJi~iR~,s WolR 'OF? INV1NTORFS 'TO 11; SHI'\ 1M a_nctrer-, and 4other business. m~en hiave so loyally su~pported thel Michigan: Industrial E, position, to be held in Conventioni hall, DetroItr Mlay' 3rd to l7th, that the success of the ex-4 positib11 is 1noW assurdan.icn promlice its ...…
…__THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUND Mr. Swain Returns From Antioch I)y Rosalea Spaulding Mr. George R. Swain, photographer' with the University of Michigan ex- pedition to Mesopotamia, returned Tuesday morning to Ann Arbor. With, him Mr. Swain brought between 800 and 900 negatives of actual finds and excavations in progress. At presentj uass of material to be unearthed there, the inscription and architec- ture and sculpture already found are of param...…
… r ;. SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY' m "10; oil -, . l I' vo I, I 0, mml:---.7 o,--"-ft'-T" in"" V.- - - - , -.-- -10 - - .,... .. , u . . . k . ldfarb Says: *od dislikes sin why idIle the potentiality for it? Select a volume from the Loll t t~rv' -t l 'Whethier the gods created man or not it1czrtain that man created the gods. Is it fair that a Mexican bandit ' should look, upon fornication as a' pastime and apparently ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 * * * * Sports O* r * $. - - Upto 4Y~l dugan 55; Miami,/ 7 ; M.? A. C., 21; Wisconsin, 13; Minnesota, S27; Northwestern, 137 JI~iois 9; Nebraska, j40; Butler, 39; Michigan, 45; DePauw, 36; Iowa, 21; Chicago, 43; S. WV. Teachers, 0; Ohio State, 13; Lawrence, 13; Minnesota, 0; Illinois, 7. ulr 76 S14; N. Dakota, 20; Haskell, 7; Wisconsin S0; Iowa, S0; Michigan, 7; Ames, 48 7 ; Purd~ie,/ 0; Iowa' y10; Ohio, Wesleyan, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN -DAILY FAUE TWO SUN-DAY; MARCH1 1 SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PROHIBITION Iso esectively ;einployed by the Pro-1 (Continued from Page One) hibitionists prior to the enactment Presidential Proclamation, or pt- of the 18th amendment can again be, as effectively used. The direct rela- cal platform, or judicial decree. It tion between alcohol and prostitution, is the clear, definite, final determina- ; cr ; peoei...…
…THE. MICHIGAN DAILY SN www Bfooks and Triters www ONE time ;c I gave my girl Of Local Interest This and That 2 THlE LEGEND OF THlE BOOK. By HAVING smelled out and1 run dlown Harry Doane and Eloise White Street. the malodorous influence of Capital- The Bookfellows. Chiceago. 1924 ti edmta ~ctzno n ism' in the Associated Press and in edu- Arbor achieves the dignity of bookI cation. Upton Sinclair next arrives on fcovers for his liter...…
… Divine Requiem N. . ... ' . _. OUR BANKS us weep .over His passing-' n you not see that we are NEWELL in distress? can we.now- aspire? To God? He is This spiral into the night called dead. We can'aspire if at all, only1 "ite," however exquisite our pre- to, those objects which once glowing1 tenses about it, is a pathetic attempt with Hs ir now faintly retain Hisl to conciliate antinomies. It is an in-: terminable combat between Aharim ...…
…2 fHE MICHIGAN DAILY a -A usic and 7Jrama +l J0 t THE WHIP-CREAMK 4 OF MOZART MATINEE MUSICALE PRESENTS i t i By Marion Barlow The special qualities of the music of The next ccncert of the Choral Mozat, as far as they can be analysed, Union series is not, strictly speaking, depend upon melodic novelty, richness a concert and that alone; it is an and variety in orchestration, and opera. But the Coral Union is the certain other ...…
… PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAii SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1924 SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -- u ., . , .. .................. Books So BIG, By Edna Ferber. Doubleday, Page, & Co. 1923. When Edna Ferber wrote about petticoat salesmanship she was amus- ing and well liked. Beside her place in periodical fiction, her yearsas -a short story writer netted her some- thing else-a certain facility of tech- nique and a sure sense of the popu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDA" tip University Women r i#+. ' " Upon the Campus of a Woman's College ONLY ONE WOMAN TO SIT IN CONGRESS Four Republicans Precede Democratic Member By Edmarie Schrauder always thought that the West was iventional but the West seems more conventional than the says Anne Cllbreth, '26, a r Smith college woman who ed the University this fall. h girls can wear flannel shirts ass if they desire and go about ampus wh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY iiiia iIILBu Lid OF CONENTION Chicago, March 15.-Its ce tion, virtual hub of railway the country, ample hotels t advantages are said by go Association of Comme ntributing factors toward ving become the leading c y of the United States. gan Union Opera, need be mentioned With a plentitude of comedy, songs' in connection with the impersonations aid dances, the Charles and Dollie and novelty dances in which he is to Hart Revu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ________ ________ arches Chu is to be "fundamentalism and Liberal- ism." The meeting will be lead by Dorothy Kiefer, '26. St. Andrew's Episcopal Church The program for the dlay's services "Jesus the Liberal" is the topic of~ this morning's sermon, the fifth in the series of sermons to the open mind- ed. The student social_ hour and, supper will be held at 5 o'clock wt the Fireside. Chat immediately after. Sl Col. H. WV...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nowl ire Swan Cleans . , '' ;; ;,v C resseS Your tsuit for $1.00 CASH AND CARRY New uptown station in Press Building opens tomorrow. $5.00 to $15.00 savings for every student reading this announcement. White Swan again attacks high prices for dry cleaning and pressing prevailing in Anp Arbor. About a year ago, when white Swan There Are No Better Cleaners Substantial Savings in Laundry Work, Too Than Whit...…
…TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY s ti Cinema The Wuert 'Little Johnny Jones" featured at e Wuerthhtheatre the first of the eek, is an adaptation of the great acing drama of the stage, and in its ansition to the screen loses none of s original pep. The story is that of )hnny Jones, American jockey out win the English Derby and his iemy, Robert Anstead, equally de- rmined to make him lose both the ce and his fiancee. Plots against m and his final vindicat...…
