….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...…
…I LY FAIR ' - Lw rtrnx rnt DAY ANDNI) GHTN SERlVICE No. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1922 PRICE FIV ( t _______________.__._._. . _.....f .. W.-,..Sfl ,.... n. e . * w. IN S OPEN STiVAL BY 4M TONIGHT WPHONY HERE TO 9THI ANNUAL MLEE IS SOLOIST FIRST OF CONCERTS y, Originator of Idea, to Miss Musical Week for First Time-, Arbor's twenty-ninth annual estival, requiring the work of horal Union of 300 voices, the 'o Symphony o...…
… ITHE M ICHtIGAN LDAILY which must be repaid with complete some time not far distant. !. success at during the Wnivftlity sulications. D PRESS tied t* the use or a it orsot .wwise iblIshed tkaois. Yisktu ".-s546m# Ass Arbor. srn~yau4 Street ,414. eomie. UnsXZr5I LVmanuscript wil .sentiments expressed EDITORIAL STAFF Telephone 2414 vG EDITOR............BRWSTZR P. CAMPBELI, or............................-.JosephA. Bernstein .r.............…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY s Useful Career 7 -ted A / Yea r A go In Ilystery >out this time last year quizzical tuent and inquiry were darting :t the campus, seeking to discover source of the now literary sheet, lmsics," 'which was , appearing ymously, at irregular intervalS. ruck off on a mimeograph, and ibuted to a mIted list, the first of Whimsies attracted consider- notice. Favorable, even launda-( comiment, was voired abqut; and warmly hailed ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ESTERS ENJOY ANNUAL OUTING . . .1 Y fall stud in m ons ving men arts rom doi I LLRIc. The Forestry field meet, which was held at the Forestry farm on Friday H HISTORY and Saturday of last week is consid- UME ered by the Forestry club and com- mittee in charge to have been an un- usual success. The evenings were and the re- spent around a camp fire where stor-f ents of the ies were told and speeches were de- nany facult...…
… . _ \ . . ., '' _X.'" ,i" - , S. M M _ _ - _. been done and Coach Lowman's men 1 could not overtake their rivals. Wis- consin's defeat practically eliminated them as a championship contender for earns iur rn j l TMichigan would have to lose three 7Y rmoregames while Illinois and Purdue jn nreeYe s were both 'losing' two more even - though the Badgers should complete CONFERENCE STANDING their season without a defeat to give It is natura...…
…THE MICIGAN DAIL) I _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _..__ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ U UIMLUIILL 111611. FOR PLIS n Present Squad of 45 Mather is Planning Final Reduction to 25 Players TEST, MOST EXPERIENCED CANDIDATES PLAY IINFIELD ith the end of the regular fresh- baseball season less than two ks off, Coach Mather is beginning make preliminary selections for last cut which will reduce the ad to'25 men. ore. than 45 men have been prac- ig regularly since...…
…l l A lA1:7[']l\ * = ~-dap excursion later n - ..,} _. _ .r_ ._. ._.. 't with CURSfIONS ST 1 i Prof. W. H. Hobbs, partment, who is on from the University, ux May 4, just as he for the West Indies a, he speaks of a re- pedition to Germany Germany my course at Delft, d if I would conduct rsion into Germany on of my course. I them, thirty in all. Despite badI weather and much snow (in late April) the excursion was a success, as all agreed...…
…CHIGAN DA . - 5Tichigan League All houses that have not yet paid their sacrifice dance pledges should send this money to Elizabeth Carson, '24, 718 Tappan, at once. A complete list of houses and the money contrib- ? tid by' thm will be iublishel next week. - - _ _. Al 77- 77, 777 f r * PROPOSED IBUILDING SITE Arbor during May Festival and C TO BE DESIGNATED BY SIGN mencenient just where the new bi Plans are being made at the office o...…
… I PECI9L ATTRACTIONS MADE FOR LAWN FETE hing adi- ---- ident office The many attractions that are being cO. prepared for the lawn fete which is ning to lie to be given on the Collegiate Sorosis d. would be lawn Saturday evening, May 20, give ry on the assurances that it will be well pa- durinig that tronized. Lovewell, The committee in charge has de- cided that the affair will last untll 11:30 o'clock, this giving time to those 'wwill be wh...…
…11L1 a rday.) I (11:20 a. m. LY 17, 1922 EDNESDAY, Ninber 165 of the Deans this morning. M. L. BURTON. ting of the Board of Regents will be held Friday, May 26. for the Regents, in order to be presented at that time, at the President's Office before 5 p. m. Thursday, May 18. is received later than this time will be presented. M. L. BURTON. rogram: ns who have notices which they desire printed in the gen- ent Program to be issued by the...…
… THE WEATHER PROBABLY SHOWERS TODAY T, 4 r 'utmmrr t 131r iaziP :4 III ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XIII. No. 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1922 PRICE FIVE CNTS VARSITY DEFEATS ALUMNI, 10-9 _ i WOLVERINES TAKE FIRST CONTEST IN WEEK-END SERE WATCH FOR EXTRA BOWERMAN, PLAYER,. '95, FORMER PROVES STAR GAME GIANT OF GRADS THREATEN WITH THREE RUNS IN NINTH Perrin Gets Clean Batting Record; Both S...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY t tUt t r 1t~igun ttt OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE SUMMER SESSION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN - Published every morning except Monday during the Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- publication of all news dispatches credited to it or otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published...…
…41 ER MICH SAN DAILY I. re Space for io Grid Game r! Every effort will be made by Ohio State athletic authorities to take care' of Michigan's requests for tickets for the game at Columbus next fall, Di- rector St. John has assured Coach Fielding H. Yost. This assurance was given Coach Yost after he asked for 15,000 tickets instead of the 10,000 or- iginally requested. The demand by Michigan followers for seats is already so large that th...…
…THDE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, J TAT'S GOING ON SATURDAY . 9:00-Dental alumni reception, Dental building' 10:00-Annual alumni meeting, Hill auditorium. 12:15--Alumni Ihipheon. 12:15-4'' club luncheon, Union. { 1:80-Alumni mass meeting at Hill au. ditorium. 280-Homoeopathie nurses alumnae' meet at ' Homoeopathic Medical school. 4:00-Alumni-Varsity baseball game, Ferry field. 6:00-Homoeopathic alumnae banquet. 8 :30-Annual senior Prom on...…
…]ALLY 1F TODAY I, r £fr it :3an I I BL's A TA G TOMORROW II I- VOL. XXXIII. No. 20 TWENTY PAGES, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1922 TWENTY PAGES. PRICE FIVE CENTS FAMED STATESMAN Ol SPElKTONIGHT ON ORLD'SCRISIS Frisco Physician Claims Discove ry *1 1j; I M BARRISTERS TO INITIATE TODAY Inir Barristers, honorary senior law onrurtiro society, wil initiate ten men into F rn~v I~I~v their order this afternoo...…
…U U II WI ill U * ~U * NF'irst: It commercializes athlet- ics and detracts from the spirit of play. alty, and a lack of harmony among (Continuedthevarious forces that make up tv from Page One) university.I of making the game more interest, "Third: It detracts from the keen- ing. The greater and more difficult ness of the contestants by substitut- the obstacles the more intricate be- ing mercenary incentives in thq comes the game. And the more ...…
…tt TO 3E) .. COGNIZED, '1' 64 According to reports from Cather- ine Stafford of the Junior Girls' play, the members of the junior class are. showing very little interest} in writ- ing manuscripts for ~a play. It, may, be lack of confidence or perhaps the girls do not realize how little time is left before the manuscripts are -x, As has been previously suggested, the play can be written by an individ- ual or by any house group which may# c...…
… OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THEj UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication ofall news dispatches credited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. En'erel at the postoffice at Ann Arbo...…
… Winter will discuss "Some I Barbour residence. Every member is (requested to be present. .'4 1U U UUIIL MWII""bD erary Fragments." W4ILL SHOW OHIO CA9ME'w~nPFR N .'to"e I 1 nor 1T CV T lt\ lv:TT2'1 IV-TY -r fY'lfi d T4N w7 E' urr WOMAN'S LEAGUE UIVEN CHARGE i OF TICKET SALE 'WHICH OPENS TOMORROW Returns from the Michigan-Ohio State game next Saturday will be shown in Hill auditorium on the grid" graph in a similar manner as was. the ...…
…v ,ld 1~ ""r..:: . r Alpha Sigma Phi; 'Sigma Chi vs. BIAT VANDERBILT DEFENSE COSTS MICHI.GAN VICTORY IN SECOND GAME nes Return With High Praise r Fighting Commodore Eleven LL HANDS PREPARING FOR SATURDAY'S COLUMBUS TILT Michigan's Varsity football squad Aturned from Nashville Sunday night ssatisfied with the result of the ame in which they were held to a :oreless tie by the Vanderbilt Corm- odores but with nothing less than ghest prai...…
…ver Virginia Poly by a close score 1 notable. Bear; 1look, ood! Two games stand out on the Pacific; In Grim Practice As Ohio State Battle Draws Near Triumph Proves ority of Big Ten Over East Again SMALL ELEVENS HOLD BIG RIVALS IN MANY COITESTS Saturday was a day replete with sur- prises of the most vital nature in the world of football. Many were the elevens, supposed formidable, that were held'down or huimbled by teams reputed, comparativ...…
…DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 3 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1922 Number 20 To the Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans in the President's Office at 10 o'clock Wednesday, Oct. 18. M. L. BURTON. To Members of the Faculties and Staff: Copies of the President's Report, just published, have been, or are be-...…
…THE WEATHER GENERALLY FAIR TODAY 'YI r. fri anw A IaiI ATTEND PEP r MEETING .-: , VOL. XXXIII. No. 47 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1922 PRICE FIVE ' ° - r r nrrrrwrrrrirr i +.iw . r.r rw.r ;.. _ _ _ { NEW PARLIAMENT TOBEDOINAITED BYC S ATI NEW ENGLISH GOVERNMENT TO HAVE MAJORITY OF NEARLY 80 LLOYD GEORGE DOWNED AFTER LONG STRUGGLE La'iArItes lakeSurprisin Gains at Expense of Unionist CandIdates London, Nov. 16.-A...…
…THE IV C IIGAN , L RTON OPPOSES OEW6ff UNSKILLED LABOR- Japan's Dancing Princess Arrives ' To Study s'isters' = - _ ! -I- DR.~ GARFIELD) SCORED FOR PRO- POSAL TO REDUCE IVORSE 'S PAY WILLIAMS HEAD WOULD DISREGARD FAM IL IE S Presideeht Urges All Educations] Opportunities for Laboring Classes da th ed aj w al 1' wo banjos, two violins, and traps, and Kj'amp'us'Jiaracters vas really nothing but an excellent lance orchestra. This aggregat...…
…a, 1 1..d £1Y4&..' L k-AIAIN LJA-U 1 .-.... --77 f - MUMES TO PHRNT PPPE ___$10 I ~ orcnON ARMISTICE DAY': ________________ Poppies were worn by more than 13,000 people in Ann Arbor on Arm- Rehearsals today ior the "The istis day. Thlese were sold at the price ~t c th 'Rad"is thc "play 10 Knight of the Burning Pestle" are 01ot10 cents each, netting approximately big ];r::cented by Mummr:er on D)ec. 8 I scheduled as follows: Three o'cloc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -I I ________________ trptgi qm t g OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF XICHIGAN Published every morning, except Monday tlurini the f niversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial .Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en titled to the use 'for republication of al. news dispatchescredited to it or not other, wise credited in this paper and the loca ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ________ °S CHIEFS HONOR MEMORY OF AMERICA'S FALLEN HEROES I i I 5 I E 1~The World's Student Christian fed- Michigan Thilv and Chimes for $4.50. !Mi eration is a union of the different na-f tional Student Christian movements ST DN SO O [ ' now existing in about 40 different na- M~ORENCI-ADRIAN-ANN ARBOR BUS' JOI I DYtFiRA ER s. It has a membership of morel Schedule in Effect October :8, t92* than 260,000 students who tog...…
…1 1 1L 1.i V11A f .-doom oli'llill, rrrr r+r" rri . .' ". tiwrrrrrrrr rrirw si'NR .. r rr r-°\ Y LU11JI1#1IRVIIJ WWIUII(IM1LW. - 0-0.0. ".. I*N :.. --- .. PRACTICIE FOR BAD8R GA E ENDS; i ICA READY , ! 4" A -- .6 . . .......... . ......... ... . ..... 5T ANNOUNCESO OPNILINEUP FORH BIGGEST, OF SEAO'S BATTLES Ab)Sence of Six Playci's Sage Woumd To Wol criticss' Chancie of VictoryI CARDIINATFLP AINS TO IIATTERI DAILY TO g...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , . m . -.. .'.. wi . Y RES THUS FAR SLTED V'S GRItD CARD.- TOMORR.OW Intramural' Items 'COACI any tickets by the Athletic associa- Dance: Ynsi tonight. Bergin' Lose somethi First.-Adv. the Daiy fff i YSNS _A_________T__AI_ _. or I n If r "r ni*,q 1r["tt S~i F t.h )T~ V7 -rsIpvR, 011.1. rttrrttrrttr[ trtII 11 Phi Gamma Delta will play Alpha} Sigma Phi at 3:15 o'clock this after- noon for the championship of the f...…
…__ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _THE MICHICAN D AI_ _ _ _ _ _ _ DAILY, OFFICIAL BULLETIN pp U NtJI T ET V Hys--Do you want to m1ake some1 FOTBLLPH~RM ALTUio~1Dt. X F U D ness Dept., of Michigan Daily Office to-! KB F"ral" nmro? ive sorapplystwiusi- STARS TIS FTER001 behired to sell Pictorial Supplements It at can~~toth a~e~itin f tn-next Saturday. This is a real oppor- iI Publication in the University. Voume a the Bulletin is constructive n...…
…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!3au tl II SEE THAI HOCKEY GA TONIGHT VOL, XXXIII. N . 9 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE Goes To Sweden nnIn WOLVERINESGLOSE AsjNext United FRICTION SHOWS FAST HOCKEYTILTStates Minister RRI iniy TOMINNESOTAS-.. IRUAVLE Chicago To Have Damp Candidate For Mayor's Job FRENCH INFANTRY, GUNNERS OCCUPY CITY HALL MACHINE ESSEN HOMF TV AM DRAWS 1ST ARREST SEVERAL FOR BLOCD; POND BRILLIANT...…
…punFRENCH FLYINVG ACE THRILLS PARIS ORL H199U News From The Other Colleges 'MATINEE E IAT UND )N T.1 TRAL& MENO Y- ' LANDGI -N CROWDED STREET Prof. VWillia:n: 'H-. Hobb. o th7e geology d(epa rtm~entill!eadat- per alt the col)ven!iO n oi, P=an-1 ac;1ib scientists to l)e held l i.: 'l;) i1i'f andSyne, Astala.Aug;. 13to Sept. 4 this ta ll, harving acceptled an' invitation extend(ed to him b. - the of- f eery of the Australian National ...…
…1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAQL 7 PAG~ . COMMITTEES FOR JUNIOR RP E ANPNOU lily, which i to he given NMarch 21.1 i'eliea;:r>Is1for t ho pjroduvt ioll 11.1V, hegan11. xTho mus1ic co((1111:11Il'e'con- ~iust:; O.' II l i ll 1 iN Ia , chairmni lioc:e; lyric,': 1)oroth" Jeffrey, cha irn. m111n, iLorraine ri1.ce, i Tel en Loeew, Dorothly l(wopp' Irene S wain and _A1 i1Sheldlon; aclvertisi:11 M 1ia Willis, chlairnian, IElirabe1th , (irsoll o±l tiW ...…
…THE1 MICIIAN .DAILY SA r Y ; s ather a bizarre arnd in:i ii 11 to solve one of the mos5t mrnei o -problems which is now confro,,1 i I OFFI~I LNWPPR0V 't RE the newspapers and indirectly th- INIVERS6iTY 1O MWII WAY publc." Not considering for the To- P~i~e~e4-y nohigexep ,nday mel~tthe difficulty of any on Eoar i dugtii. bdzrsin7. aic, yte 4 rd i or group of boards to superv,,e ermnr<t- inal news in papers throug-'o t. the Meibo o ~ese~Cooein...…
…THE MICHIGAN - ' PAGE~ .;. / : ' il '" 1 ' (A j;\ r L L - __ - - THE 'HOME 0 PURE FOODS - AT LAST - You Can Do Butt r At !_e bIesI DAIRY PRODUCTS PHONES 326,-327-328 114-116 E WASH-INGTION ~s ~~Q±; ytP ClLS That all Tests Prove 1(90% Pure F'or, the Lenten Season e.-I drC Kl c1 d I-. .., r: t P *A I-et ,. ..... .. . a .,. .i CANNFP r"" SNITi N Our System of Purifying Milk by Electric~ty Com-pleteI>, Destroys Every T...…
…TfliE MICHIGAN DAILY .1 ATLRD)AY, :ESl' IRC hY I k' x;t .... .. _ : '" * . "'" ' "" ' ,, t ' ,.. .n r"I4. BITY SWMESMEET INgIANAg HERE TOIHT IN BIG TENOPENERl' (Cuntkinued from Page One) 3 Moore, s t are Hoosier distance! immer, who is credited with a 'vie- v -over Benn(tt of 'WN,6oflit, ig. t1 distance ch1amnpion, will not find 220' yard event 'A walkaway, for { i;; opposed by i ubbam'd, 4state chxain- n andilloldevr of te _Be...…
…THE MICHIGA N JDAfLY .... ....w.. I campus boxing circles, hav ehee- OAOII SULLVAN and are slated to iincover a fasta maI edfrG o nds at150 poundsC PLANS RING SHOW SNavybxr nan :n exa^ lf ne ofthe former I1 Arrallge Seven l~outs Bestween mototai"ni,, onlly,(wlC ope th pose "l lnl in a<m< -lJat155pons Leading Student Puglikty For ILittle ::l knotvn tat i'?t' l 1V b ~tt Early In 1March 1Elieis i certif e 1rO(1li(t tof the ao -----ol Uft in, ,...…
…E MICHIGAN V 64. . I. ......... DAILY Publication in the University. Volume 3 Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of py received until 3:30 D. m. (11 ('0 a. m Saturday 3 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1923 Number 98 Resigns Position On Board Su nectionwith orders in which the writ- an additional two tons to the regular 1ISYAVIL Ing is Illegible or In connection with parcel post and is no doubt due to :I verbal orders. desire on ...…
