…I- I - I AiW unp: an I at11x DAY AND K1 1 r; l 119 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1920. PRICE THREE 11 IN CRUISER I 0 N 'Hi , ABING OF KIEL ENBURG REFUSES SUP- IO REVOLUTIONARY FACTION ION OF KAPP'S NMENT INSECURE Drs Hold Meetings in Uer- Reaffirm Allegianc' to Ebert Regime, A Fool There Was And He Made His Prayer; ut The Film Star Still Gleams In The Distant Air. (By Associated Press) London, March 16.-Four hundre...…
…e the character F. UN V "ing except Monday during the Univer. Control of Student Publications. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS is exclusively entitled to the use for dispatches. credited to it or not otherwise d the local news published therein. (ice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ding,~Maynard street. rial, 2414. S300 words, if signed, the sig- n print, but as an evidence of published in The Daily at the or mailed to The Daily office. ive no con...…
…i'. fVr L ¢. ? ! -. U 1 __________________w ITH PLACEI Flash of Pewer atf Defeat of deago 'S CONTINUE PRACTICE 'ITLE SERIES WITH PENN CONFERENCE AVERAGES Sta.( Stat ......... . .10 ............. 8 1..............8 a........ .. ~6 6 e ........... 4 ... 3 tern ........2 -2 2 2 4 5 4 ,r; 8 1( .83?'1 .800 .66i .615 .600 .500 .333 .250 .250 166 nesmad......... . V ._U isconsin turned the surprise of closing week of the Conference -e...…
…RE- are chiefly ce in cali- ams of to- years ago,I ,vans Hol-( t the first is the rule shmen from playing on Before that rule was s not unusual for men scholastic ability to University until after ason was finished and In this manner, many c ability did consider- ble work on the grid- y could be made inelig- inquency rule. 4econd Reason lbrook says that the for our poorer teams of men .who are play- It is his opinion that, not had enough wes...…
…News From The Other Colleges I- est advances in laboratory design should be embodied in the new build- ing. He has been given complete supervision of the drawing up of the plans. SPR: +_ A DODGE CAR AND DODGE SERVICE --- ENOUGH SAID. TAXI 999 I # English sGolf Wisconsin-Six weeks of army camp life has been offered by the war de- partment to the members of the se- nior division of the Reserve Officers' training corps at the Universi...…
…THE MIC _ _ L Of Interest to University Women fit Luncheon :'O ets for theJunior Girls' play Wed day and Thursday in University Tickets not called for by 4 o' Thursday will be placed on sale. Blighty your home of sweets l 2 We appreciate your suggestions ' Soft Drinks )r the amp us 5p A Beret eo where sloven A, light y to the ST the thing girls!, LM, made in Europ e style originated. ne piece, all woc it, clings as lightl as a...…
…AIN Vi-XIL- I --- -- es, Music I dent Cases f "EVEN AS EVE" with Grace Darlin and "CHICKEN 4 La CABARET" Guaranteed goods are your protection. Insist on the original Sold by all Reliable Dealers. USE MOTORS TO VENTILATE UNION Eight electric motors are now being installed as part of the ventilating system of the Union. It is expected that the whole system will be in oper- ation within another week, now that the motors have arrived. Fresh...…
…I ,AY meets in au- tant meeting of .Ferris ss, room 306, University recital at School of class meets in room 8:00-"Michigan Men in Action" pie- tures in Hill auditorium.- 8:00-Intercollegiate Zionist society meets in Lane hall. 8:00 - Women's Educational club meets at Martha Cook building. 8:00-Executive committee of the Glee and Mandolin club meets in room 328, Natural Science building. THURSDAY 10:00 A. M.--Mr. M. B. Greenough of the Nat...…
…HIE WEATHER JDY AND SOMEWHAT WAMI~ER TODAY J r 5k jua 4I alli, ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE VOL. XXXI. No. 114. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1921. PRICE FIVE EN Calpus AdOpts Student ommitte f OEAR SCNEY SURPASSES ANY' FRONT CURTAIN MADE BY CARL BROMEL IN ANN ARBOR SCHIRMER WILL TAKE ROLE OF MOLLY, MAIDI LAST TOUCHES PUT ON "SALINA SUE" The cast and choruses of the Junior Girls' play will be put through the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAA4 apt OFFI9IAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OP MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- y year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASOCIATEt PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise *dited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. -7-7 . -- . t, , IL . cy, ,. -Track Men Leave Today For Evanst( 20 ATHLETES 9ON' SQ U AOSELECTED, FR0 816 TE[N MEET, MICHIGAN, ILLINOIS, PURDUIE, WISCONSIN FAVOREl) TO WOLVERINES STRONG IN REL AY, 440, JUMPS, DASH Indian Runners Set New Records In Practice Rates Schoolf Twenty men compose the track squad that Coach Steve Farrell will take to Evanston to enter the Confer- ence indoor track meet Sa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Frayed Wirre or se Lamp Socket Dangerous.. Telephone 273 Washtenaw, Shop Electric FROM THE SIDELINESFashions Decreeu By Bob Angell = Michigan, the largest school in the center of attraction for many-as in Conference, is woefully weak in the bygonejdays. ti nhaN cemr W a idz number of her recognized athletic Upstairs men let their primitive in- The Waltz has once more regained -ts teams. Other Big Ten colleges whose sti...…
…N DOBB'S FIFTH A HAT THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pntb1A A SHORTER Ci* J L. CHAPMAN----- HTE 'ityJNews - - Sleep Anyplace ut SHORTHAND SYSTEM JEWELER AN OPTOMETRIST exIN TEN EASY LESSONS The next Chamber of Commerce The Store of Reliability & Satisfaction Eat at ex I This course covers ten easy les Tenquextl hedambrofch ,oird1oercttTHE CLUB LUNCH which will enable the Student, banquet will be held March 30, accord-: 11 South Main Street 712 ARBOR STR...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IRE ON SCHUMANN IYE N BY, LOCKWOOD I iSER WHOSE "STYLE NOT BORN, IT WAS MADE" WAS Albert Lockwood, head of the inoforte department of the Univer- y School of Music, delivered an ex- ptionally interesting Schumann lee- re recital at the meeting of the itinee Musicale club held Wednes-, y afternoon in the Michigan Union sembly hall. Prefacing the musical program, Mr., ckwood gave a short talk on Schu- Lunn, classing him...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TEACHERS TO MEET HERE MARCH 28-29 On MarcI 30, 31, and April 1 the Michigan Schoolmasters' club will hold its 56th annual meeting it1 Ann Arbor. On March 28 and 29 the annual meet- ing of the Michigan Association of Superintendents and- School Boards will take place and on March 29 and 30 the short-term institute will be held in Lane hall At the same time there will be show- ings of library and art exhibits, the library ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY w _""'yr' " "_ I LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Sain t Pat UniteSTIrKER APPOINTED Two Sonsof Erin' BASKETBALL MANAER with Moliere on account of his irony and the fact that he ridicules so skill- fully the newly rich. "Labiche was a member of the French academy, an institution' which closed its doors to such famous writ- ers as Balzac, Beaumarchais, and Moliere," said Mr. Mathieu. 'E -SERVICE VOTERS TOLD TO GET BALLOTS I ...…
…I' Vr 2r4 litw~ igani a' ASSOCT' 1 PRE 6T AN NI I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1922 PIC w ON F OR THEATY IN TE HEATED GLEE CLUB SPRING CONCERT MARCH 30 DE- spring concert will be held Thursday evening, March 30. A program iN _ cludng twr quartets, numbers by Tang a d Tar ares, the io m .lo di u ertire 4Lub will provide entertan. ment. Plans have been completed for a concert in Ypsilanti, April 6, where a similar progra...…
…TE OF THE UNIVERSIT eti.GA fN C i % il t Mndy urng the tnvr-.t y carrier or man, ~ Arbr Press Building, Maynard Street. ness, g6~; l~ditorial, 2414. is not to exceed 300 words, if signed, the signa~ y to a p pear in print hut as an evidence of fairh, ots will be published in The Da~y at~ 4he tiiscre- if left at or mailed to The Daily ollice, ~Jnaigned 31 receive no consideration, No manuscript will the writer inc loses postage, s not necessa...…
…LI t~ UAN DAILY 11" for MidS 1sinc, IstII :ti + st1e il[JCi Iol ,r;"ii Sthe. ,1, T.i : plic , 'Late '.nsian Acbheerqu-fancTofh h e Io n 1 n eer re -l e1t rRb d;cient muadings nd hiltling Eddra re--The isono, nutatho cJls ?1,lwih a rvns eertn XI al ip-e nths tedn h Yre tantwb3Imdupled wrequ, estafr-gvntmlfigcpnsadpr-vne ap ~a nae sape toae s an a e be u r c iv d p t, ad s e l h l n t a i y d s e ui ie f rg n t o n t i c r s eFth c,~lingi S<...…
…* *-- -.T- i ,w. . Ica TENNIS OUTOORS Doing Preliminary Work on rete Court at Ferry Field ND IIEIM)EL ARE VETERANS CogPETING . for candidates for the as team has been issued by er Wesbrook and up to 25 men have reported for ad. The 1Aild weather con- have prevailed so far this made the opening call for! I earlier than it has ever' response to the ideal con- re than 20 players have' ery afternoon this week. been limited to the con- whic...…
….Mwo 0N iLLINI LEN CE FIV E Captain-elect Ely and "Bill" Miller star counters on the Wolverine bask- etball five duTring teh past season have been placed on the All-Confer-. ence basketball teams picked by H Martin Glenn, sports editor of thc Daily Illini. Elyv was given the posi- tion on the first team as tip off ma; while Miller owas given a berth oi the second team along with Taylor oisconfsin, due tQ te fact thai; his regular position...…
…pplmcn -L :ory NUTAU1BIR ETTEN7 24, 805 E. Her-on.Dtot,16- A, 1122 White. Qesinea, a, 2 WA! '2411, 11 (Chrch Cicgo Ik,1T-W-2R. '24. 918S. tte-erot:28 .'2,37 F. Wilia, 22- 2211 9020 .Mno.BfaoN.Y,28W r. 32B.Maion Ltliicd32- 64, Okad, Dtot,2r- ,4 6381 rN. State.DI -piig,16- i1109S.Welgl to key, 284m i, o h'24, S ISp. Y332.1111. AnAbo,27 - 50 0, MOM Mya. DAM~', udi 0.-I4' ~ - 4, 63rapa. iwake Wi., G73 5 S 11t.Igls iu iy a,12- G'orsyteWolwCMUSU...…
…Wuomen :ets for the Junior Gls' play are a salt at Grahami's bookstore. s marked 42 are for the per- ice oni March 23, those marked March 24, and 44 for March 25. earsals for the Junior Girls' Play follows: s rehearsal at 7 o'clock thiJs g. Saturday, group one. at 9 E; group two at 9:30 o'clock; three at 10 o'clock groups five vo at 10:130 o'clock; rop six, and eight at 11 o'clock, There e rebearsal of the entire cast Eoruses at 7 o'clock Sa)t...…
…IbIA L DU L Lt I U:8) p. in (11:S() m. Saturdays.) s I FRIDAY, tA.RCH 17, 1922 Xniber 121 aunications for the Board of Regents: he next meeting of th Board of Regents will be held Friday, March 31. :unications for the Regents, In order to be presented at that time, be received at the President's OffIce before 5 p. . Thursday, March 24, immunicatipns received later thau this time wil be presented. I M. L. BURTON- rslty S.enates he next meet...…
…THE WEATHER. GENERALLY FAIR TODAY L.I A6F Ap -AL -AL- 4ij t r Ag ... VOL. XXXIII. No. 122 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, (ARCH 17, 1923 ;; . r - 3 --- -------- M'ICHIGAN DEBATE TEAMS WIN BOUTH AVFIRMATIYE SIDE WINS ('OSEj ARGUMENTS BY CLEVER REASD'NIN INJUNCTION$ USED AS TOPIC OF ARGUMENT NET TITLE GOES TO FRANCE SUZANNE BEATS MOLLA Nice, March 16-(By A.P.)- No one could be found tonight to challenge the right of Suz- a...…
…THE [ICHIGAN ILY ' GERMANS DECLARE FRANCE PLOTS TO A , lVA R N MNPICHS ANI RUR INVASION CALLEI) PARTS OF L"RENCLI SCIIEME ARRST TW 0 TREASON bSUSPEICTS IN M UN I CH ashore in a heavy fog in Jones' Inlet between Rockaway Beach -and Fire Island tonight. Heavy seas were running and tugs were rushed to her aid. Health Minister In Law Cabinet CHIMES CONDUCTS THIRD SHORT STORY CONTEST, Chimes has announced the opening of its next short story c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ASQUS GIVE PLAY AT WUMENS' LEAGUE PARTY Girl Is Youngest City Councillor In Great Britian WJ~omen, Before 'a fair sized audience, group one of Masques lresented a one act comedy, "The Silly Ass", yesterday afternoon. As a whole, tfie play was well presented *.nd showed excellent x directing. Ruth Werkheiser, '23, di- rected the comedy.r Constance Baldwin, '23,1 portrayed- ably the part of the mother, -to whom the speed...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIYERSITY OF MICHIGAN j Publishes every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of' Stude::t Publications. Mmber ®f Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication oftall news dispatches credited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..... ij ... H " , v. f r s / Iy; _ " , " " i ' l . a ALWAYS BEST AT The WenanGisnofrCo. THREE PHONES 15 00 ONE NUMBER lti ;,y "r r BEST IN ANN ARBOR SINCE 1865 Sain arik Day An tI,, green to eat you 'want Inspect our window~s tA I{ EGGS Courltry RUn. .......t},:;: Stinnjed ............. ' THE HOME OF PURE FOODS w m I P SAUSAGE W. G. Brand in3 Small Links . "' y f 4 S 3 j PISPIES PI1ES The kind that make ...…
…'THE' MICHIGA DA Y J 2' N (to"- r .... .... . . .."""" ...".M r..., ...+ ,,""-- - f . .. . ,p..y. .p , .,. un _ M i s !d } i ff Q jj.. ,. "a . ,. " ' . . MI\C H\II FAVORED IN B16-EN TRACK MEEINGTONIGH (Continued from Page One) Michigan is. counting absolutely on Reinke taking first place in the 880, on Van ,Orden in the shot put and on Isbell in the two mile. With a start of 15 points, from these three men the Wolverines should be...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY EK LIT![ the team~ will be at least oewe late in getting to outdoor work andl may not get out before ten days or two 'weeks. ENTER ED INPOLE VA UL T Intramural Itemns .__. , B~aseball practice will be confined to the cage longer thani usual this sprin~g according to Lorenzo Thomas;, superinitendlent of Ferry field. The de- lay is due primarily to the wet weather dluring the last three weeks. ~Last year the team left t...…
…TH4E MICHIGAN DAIL% AlLY OF'FICIlAL BULLETIN1 Mcatton in tite Bulletin is construtctivre notde to all members of Unversity. Coviy received until 3:30 9. m. (11:30 a. mn. Sitturday,.)1 ne 3 SATURPAY,AROCH 17, 193'Nuniber 112 . ya ++.. w l IWiMyyy yAy INIMYIiiYwW / aWMw nM w Senate Council: The poestponed greeting of the Senate Coune.3 for the month of March will be held at 4:15 p. mn, Monday, March4 19, in the office of the President. ...…
…KEEP THAT KITCHEN GO{IG frip ~I~i~ll MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXV. No. 124 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS NIEW APPROPRIATION' FOR UNIVERS1IYIS1 REQUESTED IN BILL MEASURE IN HOUSE PROVIDES $3,192,70 IN NEXT TWO YEARS ANOTHER TO FOLLOW Names Amounts For Administration,' Museum, Observatory, and Architect Buildings Lansing, March 16.-(By A. P.)- An appropriation bill, reques...…
…PAGE TWO' THE MICHIGAN DAILY - TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1925 UNION POOL READ0Y BEFOEM RCH28 Installation of Filter Which Should Arrive This Week Will Complete Job TANK MEET SCHEDULED PACIFIC FLEET PLA YS AT WAR I'-.- I , .... 's i i Dean . B. Johnston of the University Lincoln, Nebraska, March 16.-In- of Minnesota; Pres. W. A. Jessup and door baseball practice for women F Dean G. F. Kay of the Uniyersity of started at the Armory yester...…
…TUSDAY, MARCH 17, 1925. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T1 I.1 REl7 WO~fRK flOMPIFfl 'Villa Ready For GeorgeV "Youth Not Harmed By Present G r Is A ~ ii om Mrs. kC:,dlrine I. erIlisnis W ith an iformal cereon y I 1nlr-,.~. Mr.Huers and acng-Pes^:n::..............".:."~. itryh asn mleedonyand afer- Mr. 'luhe room ill beud c aiag-reaiding oomrexclusivlyand- wiLlodinhe onatendatntlibwhonillesatond door oftheoUnhonwilthe day.nWhiet TuesdaboMsrw...…
…PAC~E FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTSDA Y, MARCH 17, 1925 -F-- 1Pu1lished every morning except Monday during the Universityyear by the Board i Control of Student Pubi cationu. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republicatioa of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the posto...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAOR Y IM~ I ILTAVAM MEVA vAQ 0 ( -A6 « SENIRS TTEND, BANQUETTONIGHT, APPROXIMATELY 400 WOM E N WILL DINiE AT UNION BEFORE JUN IOR PLAY SONGS FEATURE EVENT{ Senior women will appear for thej first time in caps and gowns at the Senior Supper at 6 o'clock this even- ing in the Union. Guests of honor will includle Dean Hamilton, Mrs. John R. Effinger, Mrs. Amy H-obart, and (race Richards. ...…
…PAG 'SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUE1~SDAY, MARCH 17, 1925i r. . ..... ..,w., -\ .......m...... rr.....iri e .... ...... e 00 ., .... ... LEINES TAKE INDOOR TRACK Northrup Wins Fourth Place TITLE I HARD FOUGHT MEET VoMel THIRD IN BIG TEN IN TIE FOR TITLE Tieiaigab Amasses 2a 1, Points i gan's third entr in th dash as Phil Northrup, DeHart Hubbard, Nortiweserii Wins Conference Mlet hoosiers and llinois Both Held } 1yo+- fiscl ecn R...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1925 °fiH MICI-IIGAN DAILY TIL M~hGANDALYPAGE'I i.EEr AT3PAADVERTISINGAT3PM RESIDERS ATTENTION-This advertising is for your benefit, and you are urged 14o take advantage of these columins. .iiiimie will be glad to bell} you find your lost articles, to helps you sell or baiy thr this inedliiii. Call at the Press building where you wvill be giv-en immednloate and effilcient' service.I I YWO MN'S CLUB To MEET()ithlE;Ci...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN f DAILY PAGEEIGH _____ __ HE MCHIGN DILY __TUESDAYMARIC!! 17, 1 -9 I i DAILY OFFICI AL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice tu all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the.F'-e ient until 3:34 p. m. (.1:30 a. m. Saturday & Volu1me 6 TUESDAY, )IAIWII 17, 1925Number 124 Public Lecture: Professor Ulrich B. Phillips will give an illustrated lecture on Planta- tion Life...…
…" ESTABLISHED 1890 R iA Uxt MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 125 TWELVE PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1926 TWELVE PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS BROADCAST TENTH: POGRAM BY RAlOl FROM UIRS ITY JLANVJAIRI 1)ISVUStES WORK OF INTERNATIONAL1 ROAD CQNFEREN CE -.- I COL. COOLI)GE',S CON1ITION 11O RSEs, PHYS'ICIANt STA'LES (ClBY Associated Pres.s) PLYMOUTH, Vt., March 16.- Ccl. John C. Coolidge continued to grow we...…
…PA421 I THE MICHIGAN DAILY WPDNtSDAY, MARCH 17, 1926 VA~ TW~ 1 WEDNESDAY, MARCfl 17, 192~ . ... . 11 w w v w; w =. 1 w w w w AIR DEALING with all of our ever growing list of customers has caused a constant increase in our business ..... It is our desire td serve the public with the great- est possible efficiency of our organization. We have a very capable special grder department which can secure any book in print with the...…
…lNIARWII3 17. 1926. / THIPOBJECTIVES luehi nclde Construct ion Of 1[eteo r- } oI ioglI lSttioens, Prediction Of Storms, end Stiudy Of Air FILL T'AKE TWO 'PLANES ,1Obj ct"Ves of the University ex.pedi- j IOnc to Greenland next suiraer will e~nludle the construction of four me-, ,Inleorological ttions on the island, an j ttenipt to predlict storms whjich sweep j'ver Elurope an(I the North Atlantic gZy a study ou1 the air currents; map- wping...…
…PAGE FOUR TNF 11t TrT4Tr.ANI riATT V wrnWr9,nav MAPrT 417.: 1401A Tx r R T4cAM rATV1 L l ilV-A.1 1V1 L.J ...1W> IV AAJ fNX7WTT K Y r1VfAM1 1tT !,P 1fU.'u ..a_ . . Published every morning except Monday during the UniversitY year bythe Board in Control of Student Publications. AM embers of Western Conerence Editorial :Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en* titled to the use for republication pf alt news j dispatches credited ...…
…4xt ! ;WEDNESDAY,. AIARCII 17, 1,926 'IMF. TC HTC AN DAILY ma.r.,'w-flN.DAYo.n. :.M..AR~ 1.190 IW a-1'A=D.fY £ k fS-L 1Y11&£..,'L A£'V a.'lii ,!amn. e v " .. ' F s. i ' Y 1V 1 ! n 4s 4' f :: ... TVATM N a I rd VI&7w,!;PVAvAv M'! fin" a:l.. &INIM 0' . _ Iii 'I 1 YF /i TO HOLD. SENIOR SUPPER AT UN ON 1 UNDER GRAD UA TE WOMEN A SKED TOl CONTRIBUTE TO BUILDING PLANS Alumnae 1"uilding Coniiultee Will Welcome Suggestions For R oomus And...…
…SAGE SIX TH MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNES'DAY, MARCH 17, 1926 " 4 ' r °. w r - . - w.r. 4 .....for--- "" 4,1 ... .... .,,s:. m .a ,v, .r mm%- 1i --- INN . ........................ I ............. INFIELD WORKOUTS FEATUR E PRACTICE Coach Jak Blott Superintenis Brisk Drills For Two Groups Of Infielders GILES ASSISTS COACHES Infield drills given to two sets of infielders was the feature of the base- ball practice held yesterday afternoon...…
….. TI IF,. MICHIGAN DAILY PAGi : Ir . a AA-_J I VA A-,,A AAA ...tk - :K: WEDNE DAYar. ..-- Y.^N D ILY P GE VlE ' - - Many Schools Scholastic "rack ,Wants To Suwim DTOT fTUIFTfIIADR1]j .English C'wc 1 LJLT"IIIUII RTHWESTIEVL NILIIII IIIUI- WIN CHAMPIONSHIPW IN THIS YEA EEntries for the second annual Inter CaiS 't(ech.. nn Arbor high school scholastic indoor track meet to be was third with 0 1-4 points. 1held at Yost field house S...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1926 I PAGE EIGHT THE- MICHIGAN DAILY . .. _ visa 7 1! D AILY OlFFICIAL BU LLETI N Publication in the Bulletin is contructive 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). Volume 1I WEDNiSDAY, MARCH 17, 1926 Num er 126 ,Vocational Lecure: Dean Day _ the .School of Business Administration will speak on "Col- legiate Preparation for ...…
…THF, MTC HtC.AN T)A1f. TIh.I.._,\4vxr.Mxll~nN vr~aTIxVa-XU." NJ UN U .; t Siees Danger J In Ambitions of Filipinos; May Make Aew .Bid Princeton Economics Professor Is Expert I-) I In Reorganization !f tional Treasuries Will Explore Asia 'Irish Compact i Henry Morgenthau, former United States ambassador to Turkey, declar- ed ini a recent speech in Manila that a cyclone of sentiment for immediate independence is being created in the...…
…I 'TEN *--,~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY \1f'i3\F; ) 11, MAR~l] 1,, 192( K Indiana Coach Favors I / r i Y! ss Ir r r r: r a r r r a I I , DOYLE FOR TEAMI ~i hoo-ier )Ientor IPicks Kruenger .and W1iinstOn of O~wn Sq~uad forI All-Conference Five ; Sports Editor of Venrat Press Ar nlueresting experiment, is under addition to piloting the team-that it MATERIAL PLENTIFUL way in the :Baltimore Orioles' camp. I was his presence and inspiratio...…
