…ESTABLISHED 1890h Jr Ait . X MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 127. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1928 EIGHT.P MICHI6AN FALLS TO WISCONSIN BRIDGE TOURNEY FINALS DECIDED IN BOTH CLASSES The Delta Kappa Ep'silon bridge team won the interfraternity bridge tournament by defeating Phi Kappa Sigma in the finals at the Union last BATES DISCUSSES OIL QUESTIONS IN SPEECH( BROADCAST BY WWJ1 { t I N VRSITY DEBATE 'LOS...…
…..._ :._.__ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUR T PROFESORDECLARES TOLSTOY WAS O'Neill And Crocker GLIDER BOAT UNDER CONSTRUCTION WNill Eliminate Air Eddies Fro Write Articles For OfEnnergBuligy RY ESEfCO ODR EORCY AND JoraYfSec ~To obtain more accurate results in (tunnel are to l ___.. . "; : h "the air tnnel, used for aernutcal e acomlaishe( head of the s ee( h depai Iet, and building, menacing air eddies now wn vanes, v1 WH10SO HIGH]DEA LSONSQCIAL CON...…
…SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1928 OSERV&T AT AFRICAII S&TIO DOUBLE STARS TO BE OBJECT OF SKY SEARCh OF ASTRONOMERS TELESCOPE ISI NSTALLED Local . O. T. C. Station Communicates Weekly With Distant Station In Orange Free State Announcement was made yesterday of the completion of the building for the southern observatory of. the Uni- versity, located on Naval Hill in Bloemfontein, Orange Free State, South Africa, by Prof. R. H. Curtiss, director of the Un...…
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…ARCH 17, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ PAGE LEAG BRID TEAS Accomplishments Of Women's Club Are Discussed In Article By National Head WIL For n any years the women's clubs the merits of club work. of every town have been the target Certain forms of activities seemrd ach oroity .nd Dormitory To dive of much criticism. The movement to be more prevalent. The most com- A ea, One O or Which Every has so expanded that it has become mon was assistance r...…
…c ATURDAY, A WILD CATS TONIGHT INTEREST CENTERS ON ILLII RELAYS TODAY HI uge. Armory At Chaiipaign To e Scene Of Action As Host Of Stars Assemble In Meet MANY COLLEGES ENTERED (Special to The Daily) CHAMPAIGN, March 16-The eyes of the middle west will turn to the big Illinois armory today when more than 850 of the best athletes of 80 universities,- colleges and high schools will compete ih the eleventh annual Illinois relay carnival, the l...…
…THE.,MICH7IGAN DAILY Tf U AT II TCIUIPUTCARNIVAL RELAYS ~ BIB 14 M T SAKE N BET 9 HT TTRACT HOST OF TEAMS IAIOIWDIU WIIlPAT(Continued rom Page Six) ET E VO M EANDWIL CAT TANKMV ITI Pauw, College of the City of Detroit '____________________ Doane, Eureka, Grn nell, Illinois col- (Continauedl from Page Six) Coach M\aun will probably- withdraw lege, Ilinois state normal, Kansas3 to nne soe pins fr te P'-Darnall int favor of Seager. Sate Teacher'...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATU .. DAI LY 0 F F ICIAL BULL ETIN ?ublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of he University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until .30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) - .,.. . t iiuirnnumn nnnni ruin BELKNAP SPEAKS DECLARES YOUTH OF TODAY BETTER THAN IN PASTI NE OIUV~~ULEMS ABOUT GREENLAND "Youh is probably cleaner, straight- show more than a 20 per cent decrease nnuu iiniimr, ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1 890 friN AOV Aa 49 14\ t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 120 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARDOR. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1927 EIGHT 1PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS 3 L D[))[IB TOKIO REPORTS INDICATE FURTHER (IQ ninr'iio1 LECTURER DESCRE MANCHURIAN-SO VIET DISAGREEMENT EVAN WILL uIuu~ N LVEN BYRON BILLETIN portant railroad town of Cheng Chow after a desperate battle in a snowUL~U 111 Sa e d r b eaw(By Associated Press) s...…
…ACS; TWO THlE MICHIGAN DAILYTIVI)YMACl11,17 Tl i I ',' 1 ;l )A Y. 11 A P C 11 17, broadcast on the nightly program ofPU L -IL[E C 1B 'PR P RES tation WVEBH-, the Edgewater Beach PIIIA~flhotel, Chicago. Plans have been made FO rw u ONTIESI -or the memljerts to attend a ,h13n- sre fatce yDi. 'i e q nt tendered the M chigani aggre-j - almn Mndy oo ficin an cffrt opartic e °a~o yteazln odyno ucinadterpriua etrRegular rehearsals are being held' ...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1927 °: < , HUSAMRH7,12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'AGETHRV ATOIC ORE lBEPRESIDENT LEAVES NEWX HOMEl SUBJECT OF LETURE IS WVIENN, PHY1 SICIST ~ 1)r. Arthu'r 1w ;,pofssrofl phv-. .f;."i: :;' sics at 1 hQ 1. i' :i ty o1i f Vinna ill :, :;::;:<>>:: :::::::: give a leeure on ~I ?Atom las R :. aL 'SourceofEery' a ' '('lockto- morrow, in 1the w t I.t.u:VOfl( the old 7hsc itid ~ r.IIami lecturing uiom h.15lie ( h .institute o r a.on ( E...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY' TITTSTA ,. MAIWR 1?, 1927 I a Published every morin except Monday during the University year by the Board i Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial As.ociation. Trhe 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. F~ntered at tht- postof...…
… TTUi7DAY, MA11CHT17, 192? THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y MaE ri n . ,. PAGF~ FIVE ow IREMVAVA= CZ== URGES PARTICIPATIONi IN HOSPITALTEACHING Mis K.,letcham~, Soclal Service Direct or, States Work Is 'Ofi Value To Teacher Anud Pupilj MANY POSITIONS ARE OPEN "Social service work done by worn- en in the University hospital is of vsJte not only to the patients but also to the student herself," stated' Miss D~orothy Ketcham, director of social servi...…
…4 PAGE SIX, THE MICHIGAN DAILY llTfII ShAY ,1MARICI i 1, 1'.1'7 eco- w/°" ............... ' ' ......... .... F , , ; - .wo."..-. 0 i IIiH i' ['Young Selects TWO 'MI'ALLISTER AT WORK SHIFTING INDIANS' O UTFIELD WNBUTUfolverine ,'TO FILL VACAPTCY LEFT IN CENTER BY TIRIS SPEAKER' Idea+ Weatier Perits,+Fisher,, Men Ootrba, and 1+ran1kH 1'Karrga, 6 To Work Out On Ferry Field we r ,taiedtIas fo rard a n 'I l ne'1 First Tme This Spring i...…
…n [rtrtsSDA , ATAR.CH 17, 1927 THE MICHIGAN, DAISY r . ,T . ~ -rti 7'JJURSDAY, MARCh 17, 1927 t'A~E SWYEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY B30"LING TOURNEY TO,,EBEGIN' SOON l 6 All-campus Wowlin-g climpionsh ip singles and doujble, wVill be awardedl the winners of the turnarnents whiel will be held iu t~w X.Union alleys under the direction of the intramnural de- partment. Rcgistrati(,n may he made inmmediately by any male' student iii the University...…
…'AGE ETCHT - THE MICHIGAN DAILY' D AiL.Y OFF ICIA L BU L LE TIN 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. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten. VOLUME Vii THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1927 NUMBER I120 University Senate: The third regular meeting of the University Senate for the -year 1926- 1927 will be held in Room C, Law Buildi...…
…" 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...…
…TIDE MICF41GAN DAILY PACE ELEVEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN I I ~ ---..----- - -~ PLAY SCORES TO BE SOLO MONDAYi Cies ,of Three Ninbers to be Pth-b1 li'ied in Stheel Foriii ; Phil JDiaiuorn(to flay BOOKS TO COST $1.50 Great demand is predicted for the scores of the Junior Girls' play of thisl year which will be put: on sale Mon- day. In addition to being cheaper this year than last, the book will con- tain such a variety of catchy num-...…
…PAGE TWELVE THE MICIGAN DAILY .- m .w. w Praminent Artists To Appear At May Festival Cooperation Of C -B ')Z~ a R Theater Urged B iiRa leading member of the Metropolitan formance, Saturday evening, i addi- N Ted ConTre U g1 Hit a r noe Opera Company of New York. Ie be- tion to Florence Austral, who will sing £Voted Contralto 1 R OG U M NCLUD S 1 Q ngrinIo an his work as a singe inItaly beroe of "Elsa" s made up of arit s n cfate res(Mss st...…
…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...…
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…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...…
…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...…
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