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…A II of lit wan 'at , PFX£N SEI 1; ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY. JANUARY ft, 1920. " P7 " ,_ w -..., .r .. ., , . t x -, ,- ' _ lI I "I Love To Hate," dilly Sunday Says As He furies . arleycorn I T OVER KLIETLCS AND IVE MEN JE POLICY Only One with -By Associated Press) Norfolk, Va., Jan. 16.-Billy Sunday preached John Barleycorn's funeral' service today before an audience of more than 10,000 persons who attend- ed the mock...…

…secure high school athletes- :but an decided to adopt such a sys- te decided to be "above board" .. ... . . ...-,. II tern his year, G RAHAM'S SATURD ly during the UJniver- it Publications. MRD PRUBS entitled to the use for lto it or not otherwise ,ublished therein. T; Michigan, as second d street. endorse the sentiments ex- .., ...Managing Editor ... .. Business Manager r 2738 .Asst- Managing Editor ....City Editor ....... Sports Edit...…

…BOWLERS IEOUR 1N t Michigan will open the Conference bpsketball season at Waterman gynd- nasiumn tonight, meeting Indiana at 7:80 o'clock. The Hoosiers are bring- ing a veteran team to Ann Arbor, and one that has already proved its abil- ity in defeating Ohio State, 22 to 11. Dean, Indiana center, is the strong s to mtan on the defense, backed by Zeller may as star basket shooter. The visitors eou- will be light, but are sure to be fast. 5rri...…

…ty to give the clothes that -longer use to the poor She particularly wants If the students wish to distribute the clothing that they are willing to give, they may do so by procuring the name and address of the family at the Sal- vation Army headquarters at 425 Church street. Many times the people are asked to pay from 5 to 50 cents for the clothes that they obtain so that ;they will not feel as if they are recipients of charity. Tuttle's Lunc...…

…st Times Today I VIVIAN MARTIN ind s "5The Third Kiss" I ARCADE Shows at300 oo; 8:30 Phones: Theatre. 206--R M t'e Res.. 23r6- I LAST TIMES TODAY VIOLA DANA in "The Willow Tree" Communications Editor, The Michigan Daily: I strongly pratest the action of the Michigan Union authorities in having uniiormed "servants" at the entrance of and within the club house. n occasional visitor in n A.r-. bor, it was my pleasure to be a din- ner guest a...…

…GOING ONI #J [AI - q, ac- Prof. 11 be two in courses, and )le for young- had previous ile they are courses, they iho desire to in geology . Case, while be in charge logy la and for the for- and 25b for terday. "The area is an unusually good one for the study of geological structure and stratfication. It is also favorable to the geographic study in that, being on the edge of the Ken- tucky mountains, the primitive life and farming methods ...…

…AND I I LDER pipe gik 1 AP DAY AND '' 81 I ,, e _.._. . _. VOL. XXXIF, No. 82 ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, TUESDAY. JANUARY 17. 1922 Pi 1 XWA ARMS CONFERENCE SETTILES CHINES TARIFF PROBLEM AGREEMENT PROVIDES CHANGE IN SCHEDULE AT VARIOUS PERIODS' POSTPONE ACTION ON JAPAN'S 21 POINTS Spheres of Influence Question Awaits Disposal of Shantung Matter Speaks Tonight 'ILLINOIS QUINTET D0EFEATS MICHIGAN . BY 20-17 SCORE, CUniversity and ...…

…If r DAILY 11 L)AILY £ i *i an Dat1i OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER Q? THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday duringthe Waiver ity year by the Beard in Control of Stud..: Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associatea Press is exclusie entitled to the s. tei epubliation of al news diatch scredtd to it a rnot ' oterwis redited in this paper and e local news published4 therein. Entered at the postofice at Ann Arbor...…

…THE MICHIGA4 DAlI Y E E : . , Fz Pr, -,qw --- - "AFTER EVERY . 4 EAL" WRIGLEY'S Newest Creation A lvo r ed s ugEarf - Jacket around pep- - - rermint flavored chew- and digestion, polish Ior eehan mise tB129 Editor Says Sweat and Wide Vision' Are Important in Newspaper Business. NAMES REPORTER'S REQUISITES AT THIRD UNION MEETING "Only one word commands success; in the newspaper world; that word is 'work,'" declared E. J. Ottaway,} "9...…

…IE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANtARY 17, 1 . e . "c .. ': ,{ ' T 7 . . Y } )OSTERS WILL DISCUSSI CHEERLEADERS AT MEETING Boosters' committee composed of m whosc numbers run from 169 to 9, inclusive, are meeting at 5 o'clock' SLEEP ANYWHERE, BUT EAT AT REX'S THE. CLUB LUNCH 712 Arbor Street Near State and Packard Streets today in room 302 at the Union. Th( matter of cheerleaders will be discuss ed and action taken toward more ef- fective...…

…A %ALA l .1 -J IAi~i A JAKE SCHAEFER, WORLD'S CHAMPION BILLIARD PLAYER,. WHO MEETS ROGER CONTI, FRENCH TITLE - HOLDER, AT UNION BILLIARD ROOM THIS AFTERNOON. 9Will Discuss Reading Room Plans All ex-service men, both those af- filiated with the different organiza- tions for these men and those who are not, are urged to be present at a meeting to be held at 7:15 o'clock; Thursday in the reading room of the Union. The meeting is being called...…

…DAILY 4+i ii' NCI _.._, FINISHID Our prints' are made on Velox. Materials that are Eastman made and meth- ods that are Eastman approved, plus the ex- perience of our experts are guaranties of fin- est quality finishing. I Bring us your films sa~rTADLLffn1905% c I P R E s S I N Phone 628 CSTUDY ON DECLINE' Prof. Ferry Reas Figures Before Association of American Colleges. WIORE ATTENTION GIVEN TO ECONOMICS IN SCHOOLS (By Associated ...…

…Ti -U1GAN DAILY - AT _THLE THEATERS Vin Success In Life-Like Show TODAY Screen "The White-Headed Boy" is being presented at the New Detroit theater in Detroit, all this week, by a group of Irish players. It is a vivid present- ation of a life-like story, bringing out the high lights of human nature with- out delving into' the' human passions so over done by American playwrights. The story travels its course-in a log- ical and pleasing ...…

…L.,. 1L 1 . .w......r OFFICIAL BULLETIN TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1922 Number 82- WHAT'S GOING ON I a eend Semester Elections: The election blanks of all students in the College of Literature. Science, d the Arts must be handed in to the proper Committee on Elections, Mon- y to Thursday Feb. 6 to 9, as follows: Freshmen-A oom 206 (second floor, north), U. H. or all those hav- ' in October, less than 24 hours credit. Sophomores-Room 208 (seco...…

…THE WEATHER PROBABLY WARXEBE TODAY PF it1 A6F GIVE SUPPORT TE THE So 0. As VOL, XXXIII. No. EIGH-T PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS FRENCHULTIMATUM DEMANDSI RENEWED COAL DEILIVERIES OPERATORS CONTINUE TO ABIDE BY FEDERAL COMMISSIONER'S INSTRUCTIONS MUENSTER OCCUPATION SEEN AS NEXT ST EP Germany Warned of Further Penal- ties if Mines Do Not Commence Operations Today Gargoyle App...…

…THE MTC HIG'AN DAILY READY! GET SET!VO! -t ils interpretation 'of the part is good' C. Brown, '23, as theoboy,. fit into itheir 'td he is at-homre on the stage. Cath- I parts nicely. erlin e Gr eenough, '23, raniksclose by (The play er irete ly ro.P. hivi in h-r cha.racterization of the old D.T'olseo h ulcsekn m11:id. Her st ,ge 1manner i.s easy and ! departnt? OnThrdvhellyr her Ilin~es are cleverly spoken. Velma! will present Shakcesp...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 m i IRNSESTO JUDGE AT FANCY DRESS PARTY DETROIT Prof. Noi troit conlse lr~ft TTTcQrI1 ?N"d T AVA m I A......f I..D t, - v. . 11 -. U ,If 'r. All money raised for the league this s-emester and reuorts of the same must be handedl in to Neva Loverwell today. Mfembers 'of the athletic board Will WilliES OE CLASS SNUN'S BE AWVARDED PR1IZ E meetl at 12:45 o'clock this aft- Patronesses for thie fancy dress Par- crno...…

…;'THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDESAY ? { {_Mhooks. More than that, some Stu- aitp in 3 dents are forced to sit fifteen ors '° t ~twenty rows, away from the profes- g OF FICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE sor, which is' more than the average; UNIVEPRSITY OF MI1CHIGAN person is willing to .do at a theater Futblished, every morning except Monday w r en he goes merely for pleasure. IAE dutrian the Univereity year by the Bo ard in ;Snch a state of affairs can contin...…

…ITFIE MCHGN LY TCH ON THE RHIN" RUNNTING DOWN .._ (' ~..1. ; . .>: -.. Hlolck is one of ..the tEre' fDoortoeA pea students brougt there i~st Week a o s, A p der the auspices of the Ltberal club. In eneit ShowICR AS dXF T IC E S Dodos, local dramatic group, will IN REGIS1TRATION { resent thiree short one act plays at --- their playhouse, 716 Spring street, Increase in enrollment in the Ulni=' tenlglit I. ra performance for the ben- versity...…

…* £I£ L ...Alal'..l ll%..A ALV LLE .L. 1£ .:.- ! F i' Virr yrr OMNI r z ..w.. ....... ........ ,,,... ...., r.. .. .. .. ' i.,J 777 ICHIGAN COURT TEAM SUFFERS INJURIES ON VWEEK-END ROAD TRIP' l Y 5 YI / YYiI Y M '! i mCIi s im h;cut4ap Theta. Pi vs'. Hermitage; court 3, Sig- 1~ Beta Psi vs. Kappa Nu; at 10 o'clock, K TEMWO K court. 1, Lambda Chii Alphia vs. Alpha t Tan Omega;: court 2, Delta Sigma P 31iD TDS~ EEK Sigma; cou...…

…D I ' 3r, tv .Ci 'r . t ' aY '. rN f : j P ,y Four w be rimn WAaternar mark the that the season, a to judge the races of thle''ru Farrell. ed hs- me are in fir ~e l l ns V a sty Tr c Phi; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Alpha Rho 11924 in Paris. lie will appear in a ;Al soph fits interested in class " follows: Tues. 530-4, junior ,fits, Art, re , "at js y r cClli. !meet in New York, Feb. to hockey are urged to report for 'soph nor, ,558, and fresh engi...…

…________________ E MICHIGAN -DAILY WDNES . 7 i LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN On in the Bulletin' is constructive notice to all members of rsity. Copy rereived until 8.20 'p. m. {1] " 1o I_ . tr''ay. 3 WED7NE SD)AY, JANUARY 17, 1923 -Number 83 I I I 1IT HAT'S GOING Thre C ncets Persian March .....' Strauss-Grumfeld ry, ~e o~Iet Helen l3lahnik ON Scheduled T oday, Deserted ................MacDowell _____Slumber Song ........... MacDowell r n'n'c, ...…

…I THE WEATHER COLDER WITH SNOW FLURRIES TODAY t ' iitl ASSOCIATED PRES LEASED WIRE SERN MEM1BER WESTERN CONFERE EDITORIAL ASSOCIA' r r VOL. XXXIV. No. 83 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY'17, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE C VARSITY GLEE IEN TO GIVE, CLASSIC POGRAM TONIGRTI CLUB ABANlDONS VAUDEVILLE TYPE OF OFFERING OF PAST WILL ENTER MID-WEST CONTESTS IN CHICAGO rachmnaninoff, Stanley, Bullard, Among Great...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI I TOR TO GIVE COURSE i Upson, Balloon Race Winner, Will Lectre on Light Aircraft , - - I I . T lr Will Figh t Censors - - - - FLEW EPOCH-MAKING RUN FROM CHICAGO TO AKRON Ralph H. Upson, internationally- famous flyer and balloon racer, will give a two hour lecture course in the Aeronautical Engineering department' next semester, it was announced yes- terday by Prof. Felix W. Palowski, head of that department. Mr. Upso...…

…RY 17, 1924 THE MICHTGAN DAILY Tp x th FIRST ROUt[uNISOF The examination in the club lead OYST O OA t Woman Is Called Super-Member Of Legion Auxiliary IR un El TO I E TIID ATHENA DISCUSSES ers' training course of the University; Y. W. C. A. will be held from 9 to 12y o'clock Saturday morning in the of-# lice of Newberry hall. The examina- tion is about one hour in duration.! Members are osked to bring blue-! books, and to come at th...…

…-AGE FOLUR~ THE- MICIG6AN DAILY ineetdintewlar n ucesjM-_-- '1 ' - ofthe Prohibition Law are no excep-t teetdich elaeadscesEDITORIAL COMMENT ,_~1L~1SPPR ~ TL On the eve of the fouth anniversary-"--- FFItroL fSNEVt PblicatOF THE n ve h eiedscesta OREUAINA YTMC- UN ESIYO MHG N of constitutional prohibition the dry OTEOREUAINLSSE advocates, with Prohibition CommL;- nKT (X The Freeman) Pubahishwd every mrorn logeY~ept Mo'nday sioner Haynes as spok...…

…UARY 17, 1924 TrHE MICHIGAN DAILY y-- - -.. ,... .,._ I ATL IRqui DEVICE HERE HEADS FIRST LABOR BANK Entire Apparatus Will Be Far tse Wihin Next Few Weeks Ready NOTED ARCHEOLOGIST TO GIVE LECTURE TOMORROW Corit Tyron Khun de Prorok, arch- aeologist and member of the Polish nobility, will deliver a University lec- ture on "Excavations at Carthage," showing the first moving pictures evar taken of that work in progress at 4:15 o'clock ...…

…_tHE MCHIAN DAILY ra w... \ J 7 V Although the complete schedule for Varmier Conditions Stops BarssFromthe fraternities entered in the Wes-. arrOndptnsuckops a r r tern Conference bowling tournament repar.i*g Puck Squad r was announced yesterday, unavoid- -isconsin able conflicts with examinations arose and it has been found necessary to IEA' NOT DISCOUBAGED move part of the teams p to earlier BY LOSS TO DOCTORS dates. The new schedu...…

…JANARY 17, 1'24 THE MICHIGAN D~AILY ..........e. " MUSICAL ................. THIS COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M.I LAS IFIE THIt CLOS.S AT 3 PM. ADVERTISING 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 %f 12c per reading line for one or two insertions; 11c per' reading line for three or mo...…

…THE ICHIGAN DAILY TTUSDYJNU'ARY 17~. 1 !. .. . .,....._,_,..e,......... ,. _._ ...m,.._..... JAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 'ublication in the Bulletin is constructive notico to all members of ie University. Copy received by tN o AsgJhrnt tc the I*?'doprt ut~til :30 p. mi. (11:30 a. in. saturilav.' 'olunie I'll HURSD>AX, JANUARY 17, 1924 Nuulwr S3 plemtentary Announceninft: It has become necessary to issue an additional sheet, to the Supple- t...…

…ATTEND THE BAND DANCE TODAY AV IRQMMNIMP 4 Ar att MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS . ... . ..... ... - VOL. XXXV. No. 85 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, F IV'$ CENT PRICE, FTVE CENTS .t , t i S .. ; 5 yr.. { 7 ''' r i ' [ . Etir , f rnt ' TOPS ,330 MICHIGAN CAGERS MEET CONFERENCE LEADERS TONIGHT Robertson Proclaims America M I0CIIIGAN DIVIDES Shaper Of World's Destinies Th'lat the Un ...…

…WAGE TWO Fgmgu flH~rEIflT i a Formation . SOf Dirigible Lines TO LEOTURBE HERPEI Th Bgert {( i f Columbia University, W111Gv Ade~~onPr fume Industry THEIL'MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1925 .,.,..,...,., _.-_,..e.._.._ .,.. Museum Exhibits Tree Stmp xhibit Work Of From rid (_7Olest Forest'Cicago.Student __________ An exhibit of art work dlone by A fo;si tiee tum frm te odestandberied'' ~'ls W~edGlI tudents of the Art Institute of ...…

…SATUR~DAY, JANU ARY 17, 3125 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ANNOUNCE SO MFR TORCHING COURSES. Classes Ii Wlcl as All Major Shorts, Aro Planiied START ON JUNE 22 Twev(lve~ comiplete c ourses will be given in Michigaln's summer coaching -school which opens on Jiune 22 and ( doses on Aug. 1. Courses in all mia- or snort: activities are listed on the cur riculumi, in addition to classes onl 01 gani '~ationt Onl, adin istrat ion of athletics, gyvl nasti...…

…MAO MFUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1125 _.__ u jg Mgi4n3rt~ -r Published ev'ery morning except Monday dluring the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- l titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lisihed there...…

…SSATUIZDAY, JANUARY 17, 1925 THE MICHIGAN PAILY PfGE VIE a1' TATAWtWALvAVzr--z s T 141 _. Ex-Czar's Niece ANNULL COSTUME E A Wage-Earner 'ALUMNAEREPORT RA HT1 2 ON1FA 9l fl N Women's League Sponsors Fancy Dress Party Held In Gym- naslunm WILL AWARD PRIZES The annual Fancy Dress party of the WomeAgs League will be held to- night in Barbour gymnasium begin- ning at 8 o'clock with a grand march led by the board of directors of the Le...…

…rAGE SIR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, -TAN ',Ry 17, 1 25 1'AGE SIX TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1~25 iiH nT -lll1~ - D r t R ( TI IMIM / " - ED cr ______ II~r. 1 -1 4 1 ____ -_ _.- WOLVERiNES FCEHow They Ral2eANKLNPREAD Ia.........20100STRONG OHIO .#~! O HCAOM E - Michigan .......1 1 .0 (Continued from Page One) Purdue ...............1 1 .500 Coach Malt Maili t;;> 'hii II .11:x. T use Crt gory, xwho got his first...…

…SA TURDA1YJANA RY ]17; 1325 TH, MICHILGAN DAILY PAG9 13MN ~AGI1 S~V~J4 I I Bill 11 Ilia , III THIS THIx OOLUMN L A S COLUMN i CLOSES CLOSES At 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT 3 PM, NOTICE I U i ., FOR SALE PiOlt SALE R. C. A. Model I1-7-Loudl speaker horn. $15. Call W. 1. Webb f PHONE 866 For Typewriter Repairing" (All makes) Dealer in Vt.oodstock typewrit er, Sa ndstrarnl and Por'tablle Adding imaichineCs. Ann iArbor Typewriter i' Exchang...…

…PAGE EIGHT___TEMCIA DAL ___ THE MICHIGAN DAILY D AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice tw. all menmbers of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to th. IPresident until 3:30 p. m. (1.30 a. m. Saturday, Volume y SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1925 Number 8.> University Lecture: Doctor C. A. Schenck, founder and former director of the Diltmnare Forest School; will lecture upon the subject, "Present Trend...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 00 46F i1t MEMBER ASSOC IATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 87 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICH. SUNDAY, JANUARY 17, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS I APPO INT COOPER I P TOO ACU TCOEFT ING PRESIDENT TAKES OFFICE PENDING ACTION ON INELIGIBILITY OF ALBERT AIAXMS ISSUES STATEMENT Committee Appointed To Investigate Charges Of Inefeciency By Recent Petitions Robert J. Cooper, '26M, vice-presi- dent of the Union representing the...…

….. ESTABLISHED 1890 - mmmhm&----j A OPFF -.!NL . f IL Ar H.tr4tg an Akr MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVL No. 101 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CE3NTS STATI E1E51 "AFTER 0 YEARS"SUBJECT OFTALK DISCUSS PROBLEM Of PUBLIC SAFETY F. T. SHEETS ADVOCATES TRAFFIC CONTROL IN ADDRESS LESS "After 150 Years" will be the sub- ject upon which Sir Robert A. Fal- coner, president of the Uni...…

…PACR TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JA.NUARY 17, 1924 Ii~ BRUMM SPEAKS1 TO' COMPITN ~1 I I Journalism Professor Shows Faultsl In American Newspapers At Club Luncheon OUTLINES REMEDIES Prof: Joirn'L. Brumni of the jour- nlismn departrment, was the principal speaker at the luncheon of ,the Cos- mopolitan club yesterday noon- in Harris hail. He spoke on the cor4 rection of faults in American news- papers. "Mencken and others have con- demne...…

…rA a, hl . THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1926 ADD LECTURES TOl EXTENSION SERIES: Professors Alton, Henderson. Ani ]Rankin Will Give 'tralks In Detroit Clurch TOPICS SEMI-RELIGIOUS Detroit's share of extension series lectures will be increased by the addi- tion of two groups of lectures on semi-religious topics to be given at the lenten meetings of St. John's Episcopal church during February and March. Prof. Arthur S. Aiton, o...…

…SUNDAY, JANUARY 17, 1926 "T '"V I(/fYt^L3TI- A it Tit A'TT %' V : t+_: ' 1 1-1:4 ~llk.-111I...IAN L1- d '~T T~' 1*Ti' T~r'A ~V 1%,A ? . AGE1 THU~J N aA."pmm tan LITTLE WILL TALK BEFORE CIVIC BODY ! C1 1. W Ie s UnacrwvoOd i Place In Sent rQ (; )la11 er Speeches Arbor's Of (oIlualerce To Hear Oil (lassification Of Ann f Activities At Luncheon ! REV. LEWIS TO SPEAK President Clarence Cook Little wil represent.- the University classif...…

…'i;.rt WEDN~sDY, EIZItY 17, 1929 THE MIC"'HMANT nATT .fit'' ,b I - "' -'+ 1 LL lMll IliTl3L lV TH1L1 " - _ PAGE THzi~UNDm WGIBIIYRLES FOB DEBATERS SEI lRoin Splects Issues For fit May Against Ox ford Co~ntests And ITRYOUTS MEET FRIDAY STryouts for the debating team which 'xWill represent Michigan dluring May in Sthe .deb~ates with Oxford, Cambridge, ndal( other colleges in England will be d confined to meni who are ranked as Sjuniors ...…

…TiIL MICHIGTAN TDAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY l7, 1921 Published every morning except Manday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Pubiations. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- Aitled to the use for republication of all news Iispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this, paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the posteffice at Ann Arb...…

…PAGE FOUR THFE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, - FEBRUARY 17, 1926 Published every morning except Monday ding the Unixersity year by the board in C;ntrol of Student Publications. ,Members of 'Western Corderence Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled 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 therein. Eptered at the posto...…

…AiY, JAN17AIV 17, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ) I) sP72 LIFE MEMOBERSHIPI CAMPAIGN PLANNED' University Woman FOREIGN STUDENTS COMPARE Speaks Of Life AMERICAN AND ORIENTAL HOMES In South Africk Vacations In American Homes Give Opportunity For Observations; Aide "Contrary to the popular impres- Shohara Tells Of Changes in Japainese Women; Says lion Americans have of the idle South Architecture To Blame t w}LVY Cll}}W}iLGlll L1W i4 VL {x114...…

…I WEDNESDAY, PEBmTARY 17, 192G THE MICHIGAN DAILY :,, ,l ---I-- ) ±'; R': ! °c ' r N,?4, BF_.: ^P 6 .1, C'. i3[i[ iF'.A ' jE' i s t ' , V" r #V) . '24 4 S x f u 5 ' } 3 xw.e , sry;, F DN SPEAKS TO Need Of Earning Capacity Brings Many Wooen To College; .Advaintage oIf Training GLEE CLUB BROADCASTS Need oZ preparation to earn capably and the inadequacy of home or high school training for ambitious women are the chief reasons for th...…

…THE $MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANU go'''__ i . -. ~sm~ l Illini In Crucial Big Ten Bat OHI STATE BEATS MATMENEAGE IN hN FIVE, 18W TLI FI S Victors Trall 12-10 at Ejd Of First CptaIn aker Starts Season With half But Uleasi Win Over halis For Title Of Western Track Championships Won By Mich igan .14 Times In 21 Years 11 . anaaaa i i3ivic i n V i Coach Barss announced yestcrday morning that the game with Assump- tion college, whi...…

…PAC H SIX THi.... MICHIGAN DAILY Jill, .;1, 1 11i1' 1 i, 1926 VAGF~ SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEI)NLSi)AY. FNBRL~ARY 17. i'X36 w ill ii I I FI G s wrr w rw re " 1O' r t M.S.C. HERE TODAY FOR DU I IM S W MING, EET MN'S NATATORS Varsity HurlersI CaViED To Draw Bye f 11Y WIN Today's Practice Wolver ne Swimmers Expected Coach Fisher is planning to give hisI hurlers -- rest today because of the i ''Take Fnrst 'Piace m Every ...…