…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...…
… -E WEATHER T SNOW AND WARM- ER TODAY A6F Ar 414t r t n ~ailtl Section One R L. XXXIV. No. 99 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1924 TWENTY PAGES PRICE, FIV r ATKINS TO LEAD' UNIVERSITY AT SERVICES TODAY "EVERLASTING REALITY OF RE- LIGION" IS TOPIC OF SPEAKER C OLTON ADDITIONAL SPEAKER ON PROGRAM The Week's News In Brief The following column is a sum- mary of the news of the world during the past week....…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICIG GAN, SUNDAY, FE1'BRUARY 17 1924 Ui crs.ties from the Twelfth Century Threelece-intt19235 0n the Co-IJ, F. KIRKPATRICK 1 oiding theme entirely. Some sought ver' Lictitre l'oundtiton t Browni to discover fronm the professor, "or lnce-iconte t tc f"Ier s5; i ofichiuars some one in his confidence, on what ook he woldi e exanineu" Fail- 11, SE 1'itN I'E ISITl S,' hove he ell' atr ter owni. and not lee mcthoi(of inos...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Si APPLICATIONS TO DITIBTDSOON; Plays Tomorrow Application for tickets to the Soph- nore Prom, which will be held March in the ball room of the Union, are be given out this week in the lob- r of the Union according to William oleman, '26E, general chairman of fe committee in charge of arrange- ents. The price of the tickets is fix- I at $550. In connection with giving out appli- ations, a class dues day will be held hen...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SOl IDAY, FEBiRUARV '1-, 1924 ROB ERT BARTR ON HENDERSON NH 17: Xf:III) 1 1" II:;1. I I [his c oi ttfl''t is' ne 't h Intad e: fle usual c°artar hr I byth I-New York couttts for playing in kIton it.n ' The tatte 3i 1re amsa' "Isolots Asi hr's remarkable, if dirty, ibrooghool the entire n. rcr"e- lro'eos'. The Gt tiof \t'o~ealice. ceating sorces(sflly bfly .. f dd-ttmv ( 'A ~d takes the part of the eif propertli...…
…X 17, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -Cs ' 37 \-5L ms' 9a ha1 WILLLAUNCH MkMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN, ASSOCIATION SEEKS TO INCREASE WO)FEN'S INTEREST IN ATHLETICS "Every Michigan woman a mem- ber" will be the slogan launched on the campus tomorrow by the Women's Athletic association when they will open their membership drive which speaking or literary activities, espe- I cially freshmen, are urged to try out. W CA. INS 111 The tryout will consist of a...…
…SINtIAY, FERCRARY 17. 191 ANCIENT DIVERSITIES tContued from tag one institutions themselves art, as the as in the twentieth century, whiLt the author remarks, the forerunners of the present day institutions. .They are the rock whence we were hewn, the pit whence we were digged. The fundamental organization is tht same, the historic continuity is unbroken. They created the university tradition, of the modern world, that common THE MICHIGAN DAI...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY E1g4 s1a111111 i a d 1 ll 1M 1i ''n 1 m m a o i u o d m o m a m a m n . I i-o e-- 1- 11 StNDA V, FEBRUAR" - .. . ed and each country apportioned a student enrollment at the University. share in this world-wide relief and ap- In these days when theoretical peace peal is now made directly to the col-!plans fill the air, a practical means FICLAL NEWSPAPER 0F THE Lges and universities of the coun- presentsitself whereby men...…
…flQM Fouat THE MICHIGAN DAIL r SUNDAY, FEBRUiARY 17, 1924 09 1 rian1 ORLANDO BUEDE said. Anld as forhis 11 lotie is tll T( cne11llt 1st erSelin~i or i eoher aleonetha.i. ?z'51 ci ty and sonlidiiess I lie oiche11r11 tis of 1th e Sinni-io sympllionios tire, bliea'riy all conducsiors,1 well nigh radlically altered. Air. Stock's cntire' re orchlestration oif 1110 Ihirdl Symphiony is ill itself 1a malsterplliece. ' ::i l r'o til', l ix..j 1 1...…
…EBRITARY 17, 1924 _____THE-I MICHIGAN DAILY _ C-H IG ILY r p t > i TO RMFOMM BE ...";t. ..-6Y,15' Mi.TH'.W'E ONLY MORNING NEWSPAPER IN ANN ARBOR For the convenience and enlightenment of our friends, The Michigan Daily is publishing a statement of circulation and map showing distribution in Ann Arbor. A careful analysis of these facts wvili indicate how thoroughly The Daily reaches the Ann Arbor Market.' DISTRIBUTION OF ANN ABOR...…
…¢ SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PGF,, FTVTl ''Ifhe Obserover 's 1 1,11 oggte> 1 9 it or- A vannssleo hr Uhe 't 0011 1n l-;enumber 01f51taniped11and1self-1of Success(tlesholsv'ie11 u(- 111101111ta ae se y e, i.Usngupe ese 1ndil 11911,- 1001'1ed, 1have01convinced l hull of 1B1S1I1ESS09OILIf'ITINC, A PR ACTI- onle tin~g ; that thebles0110of01wit- (AL, C(VI' )3101 AUTHORIS ((eo. it11t isino 1map1. lie r eachtod(Ihis eo0011-1. 1)...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FE ' /-, unu " rra ..t IIIi Vl- Tip-Off Man For fl D hAY TN HOLD 1IGHI6AN TO MEET POWERFUL INDIANA FVE TOMORROW NIGHT iosIer Quinette Has Won Last Five Conies°, - Eave Beaten t s i teTrack Managers Wanted I Irish ULY NE INEP WLL All sophomores wishing to OLVERNE LINEUP WILL Itryout for assistant track man- PROflABLY BE UNCHANGED; agerships are asked to re- -I port after 3 o'clock any after- With the Purdue...…
…r tTHE MICHIGAN DAILY suNDAY, FERUlARl;Y 17, 1924 rost c orft Shaw's "Saint Joan," ask a dozen intelligentsia, every one W r te s the most maddening. but "'The Mir- of them will tell you the same tale tS earl" i the niost sturendous and of "Sons and Lovers' and then add gorgeous. a string about sex, sensuality, and de- ADVERTISEMENT- cadence about literature. That's Law- It seems that the Players are going rence's penalty for being Lawrence. n...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 PM. ADVERTISING 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 RE T PLEASANT SINGLE or double room. Reasonable. 204 N. Ingalls St. 20- 44-R. MODERN NINE ROOM house newly decorated. Good location, just offI E. University. Phone 3290. TYPEWRITERS, portable and "stand...…
…SUNDIAY. FERUiARIY 17, 1924 THE MI1CHIGAN DAILY no roncern for boudies nmceting in his that T.s.'hroug'h them ne 15 cutstomtary aureate atmospheric hatos. snnieales his love for places, forft So far as the is concernedt itt"'Kan- garoo" these mighr notrtie a singlepatfchi"nardlrsng'ti hsdy in Aostralia---and so far as more' o'cnv and for lone isef. li than one of his readers still he ron-' like Mtichael Angels an tc rartlir crrned, there oi...…
…. . . .w ....,.M......,w .. ~ ..... AlLY OFFICIAL LBULLETIN.' Ilcation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of University. Copy received b the~ Assistant tc the 'eoeret until 0P. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturilax.' ICast for "Captain Applejack": The cast for "Captain Applejack",C m1 at Dewberry Hall, Monday, Febru Players Club: On Wednesday February 20th, Pla3 Three-Act Comedy, THlE DOVER ROX 8:15. f ~i ine 4 SUN DAY, FEBRUARY 1...…
…PALA. EIGWM THE N41CI lI GAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1924 PALa EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1924 i, _,_. . I 1LSir SiisF IONS " a Ys. ". w'I e 3 a.4 :1 wJ b ,fa Jjt Jf / "+s3 F \ f f 1 Y n jab Y ! " r L A Leading Lights in Spring ACCESSORIES N EW accessories are blossoming out every- where, more clever each day. Scarves and 'Kerchiefs for boyish suits are as likeable as the big, silver buckles on the quaint Quaker p...…
…Section AIV -M I m A6a att Section Two Two VOL. XXXIV. No. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1924 PRICE, FIVE CEN s ALUMNI. CATALUUE PUBLISHED LISTS MO'RE THAN 6091000 H. L. SENSEMANN DIRECTS NEW ISSUE OF DECI-ANNUAL PUBLICATION ONE THIRD GRADUATES SERVED IN WORLD WAR 36,600 Students Hae Been Grad eated Since 1837; 4,O00 Degrees Conferred More than 1,300 copies of the Alum- ni catalogue, issued by the University every ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRU. IICHIGAN'S VOL UNTEERS RUSSIN RELIEF WORKER TO ADDRESSYOLUNTEERS E. T. Colton of New York City, who is now engaged in Russian relief work and plans to sail for Russia im- to take the place of Prentice Ford, '25, who is leaving school, will pre- side at the meeting. S. C. A. News campus who plan to enter the minis- try it was ascertained that there are 13. These men are also members of the Monteith club,...…
…1 71 . . ................... .......... ST S mrqm. NS SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1924 0 . , _ .. ,a ... . _. _ . _ __ i.-.. Leading Lights in Spring ACCESSORIES NT EW accessories are blossoming out every- .where, more clever each day. Scarves and 'Kerchiefs for boyish suits are as likeable as the big, silver buckles on the quaint Quaker pumps that -are vogue for Spring. Gloves, hose, and bags are to be...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY TWO SUNDAY, UARY 17, 1924 .Y, FEBRUARY 17, ll w^wM Instead of the usual curtain the by the New York courts for playing in. skeleton of the cathedral remains Sholom Asche's remarkable, if dirty, throughout the entire action. repre- tragedy, "The God- of Vengeance." scuting successfully by means of add- Schuyler Ladd takes the part of the ed properties a church, a forest, a Prince, while Lionel B...…
…PAr. i1, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17,, 192 SUNDAE', FEBRUARY 17, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY BOOkS A READABLE FIRST NOVEL WIFE OF THE CENTAUR. Hume. George 'H. Doran 1923. A. first novel is all well e its author-by a happy accid published and there's timee worry when the second one process of making. But fo viewer a first novel is Witter -young first novel (like thi almost certain to be bad; a it's not utter rot, there must thin...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY silly, and his sad places do not give would probably have displayed them- RQBERT BRIDGES ne the impression that all hope is selves had he chosen a better piece. (Continued from Page One) II ~ ~ fl~ lest nor that what heSas to us at; says It said in the notes on the program uninteresting stuff. But is is not so. the time is the last word ever to be said. And as for his melodies, where that the Sy...…
… THE, MICHIGAN DAILY n. -H MCHGAD.L TO WAG MONTH'S FIGHT ON CANCER Dr. N. F. Miller Picked Vice Chairman Of State Branch in Nation Wide Campaign FEB. 1 TO MARCH 15 SET FOR BATTLE ON DISEA SE Plans for what is expected to be one of the most effective and one of the largest public improvement cam- paigns ever carried out were an- nounced recently by Dr. N. F. Miller, who has been appointed vice-chairman of the Michigan branch of the nation- ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 'EBRUTARY 17, ay In The Cure 'hs . -- Bari -r more Sayvs "Hamlet" .Rotten -1, First Methodist Chorch { cused by Herbert H1. Schefer at the Can 'Folks Follow Jesus?" is the 6 :30 o'clock discussion hour. There ject .to be discussed by the pastor will be no evening service. the First Methodist church this lltlehni Evangeica]('hurh truing at the 10:30 o'clock service. Sunday School and ible classes naoon the fiv...…
…W'EATHER IND WARD,[ER TODAY t t 4h A& ML. no tl ltmww t I ASSOCIATED 1 and WESTERN CONF EDITORIAL ASSO No. 168 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FI I t1 .MEN MED EET' Colorful Costumec Feature Arch HA WAL MOST NS THREE OF FIFTEEN bard Breaks Track Record In ,od Jump; Smith Gets High Jump; Brooker, iPole Vault By Ralph N. Byers ampaign, Ill., May 16.-Michigan's ty track team met its Wa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. , a. .0 CLITIKS DRIYEI ILL CLOSE TODAY9 cs on Campus Filled to Capacity As Contributions Come lin Large Numbers ESIMEN WILL GIVE' T()QLLES TONIG~HT TO AID I N CAM1PAIGN 'ontributions to the European Stu- t Relief fund old clothes drive ha.ve e in large numbers, according to erl. Stevens, '24E, chairman of! committee in charge of the drive. boxes' on the camlpus were flled overflowing yesterday, and dona-< s from frate...…
…THE .MICHAINDAILY ; ., r _ --_- -Ir w .I- 5 D. A. li. CHJAPTER ELECTS OFFICERS I L _ _ _ NILCELEBRA9TE STEWART BUTO NUPTIALS TODAY' Theodosia Burton, '24, daughter of is: President Marion L. Burton and Mrs. ~"Burton, will be married to Dr. George Rippey Stewart, Jr,, formnerly a mem- ber of the English department of the University, and~ now an~ instructor in Ej)nglish at the University of California in. Berkeley, at :3 o'clock ton...…
…[AL NEWSPAPER 01? TILE IVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ed every morning except Monday he University year by the Board in if Student Publications. ,s of Western Conference Editorial on. Associated Press is excusively en. the use for republication of all news :s credited to it. or not otherwise in thi paper and the local news pb erein. d at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, ias second cass matter. Special rate, qe granted ~by 'Third Assistant Pest- ;eneral. ipt...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -.-. OKs PTERS Isian Scholar And Authorlty Aeronautics Concludes . Lecture Series ELLS FEATURES OF MACHINE DESIGNED AND BUILT BY HIM Dr. Georges de Bothezat noted Rus- an scholar and authority on aeronau- cal problems, concluded his series four lectures here yesterday after- >on, when he lectured on "Helicop-j rs", in the West lecture room of the iyaics building. Dr. de Bothezat who is a doctor of athematics at the Univ...…
…_____ _____ ___ _ _____ _____ THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . ,,,_ .,.. ,m/m nmm, . 1 .t (SilhUIllhllfull.I Or.r..,.I " I IULUIUILUHW I fl FACES SIN TO DAY FOUl!1 CHEATS STUART OUT OF WIlN IN H AMNER THROW Johnniy Stuart, star freshman weight man, narrowly missed winning the hammer throw against the Illinois yearlings, as well as the shot put. Stuart threw the leadt ball 136 feet, more than 10 feet farther than the winn...…
…___________THE MICHIGAN DAILY . :.. * 0 A OFF IV j /1. >r/n A.7r/ /\ fN, A I lIluM ll l .. .rte.. « ..,, - --..,r ' / /\ 'J:. mmm "L -your best warm weather food. Drink Iots of it MIS1k Is Good For Pineapples ..19c 10 Bar Soap 45c 3 PKG.20 1c EANS 20c Peas ..18c K AMMNH &Company 411 F. Jeffo sn S 't. You The. Mc CRUM ahGrocery Our Motto: "T he Most for Your Money;" SATURDAY'SSPECIALS Ten pounds Sugar, (Pure Cane) ...,.. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY e r lILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN catfon in the Bulletin is constructive notice' to all members of riversity. Copy received by the Awssistaiat to the President until. p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdayi mie 4 SATIUDAY, )YAY 17, 1824 Number 108 e Campalgn for League Building: ire will be an im portant m eeting of divisional chairmen, team cap-d w r e so M n ay v ni g M y 19 at7 3 in B b ur G m s lease bring your work envelopes and p...…
….*a.,- Y r £f r ~kziIM Ex 4a #: XXIV. No. 168 FOUR PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1924 FOUR PAGES PRICE, FIVEC w VARSITY OPENS WITH RUN IN FIRST INNING SCORE 1 2 3 4 s ?7 8 9 "10 11 Rl Michigan Ohio State 1 I 1 0 0 0 0 0 0XX 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 XX 4 TAKING EARLY LEAD JABLONOWSKI SCORES WJLSON WITI DOUBLE IN SECOND FRAME KL-EE BREAKS TIE WITH' DOUBLE SCORING MILLER Michigan Giles, 2b Kipke, cf B...…
…____ TI-r MICH1( AN 5AILto - . . . , . , __ _ _ . I Boxes o'n Campus Filled to- Capacity As Contriutions Come In Large Kumbers_ FRESHM~EN WILL CHIVE TOQVES " TONIGHT TO AID, IN CAMPAIGN' Contributio~ns to the European Stu- dent Relief fund old clothes drive have come in large numbers, according to Ty~ler~ R. Stevens, '24E, chairman of the committee in charge of the drive.. The boxes on the campus were filled to overflowing yesterday, and ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY a4 !~on :corn-meal- -mush, trustees;,-and- DRAMA cr su n cranks. in general., s- The butler, Harold Fritche, wasj "DADDY LONG-LEGS," a review by grand. And Mike Ames is really a Marion Barlow main. True,.his fingers are long and "Nobody cares how real a story 's, tapering, and his'voice *has a habit of just so it's comfortable," said Leola !trailing off -into sweet, thin distances; Noted Russian Scholar And Authority!Merce...…
…THE MICHIGAAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY All university women are eligible to mnarch in the Lantern procession at I Palmer Field on May 20th at 8:00 P. M. Ethel XeCtorniick, Department of Physical Education. Civil Engineering Seniors: A representative of the Marion Steam Shovel Company will be at Pro- fessor Riggs' outer office Monday, May 19th, to interview Civil Engineering seniors for positions. H. E. Riggs. Senior Mechanicals: Mr. H-. L. Tucker ...…
… bhp O'nmmr THE WEATHER UNSETTLED; PROB. ABLY RAIN TODAY 4P .Aah.-- 74T ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XV. No. 23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1924 PRICE FIVE CENTS OPEN CONFERENCE ON AWES PLAN IN LONDON YSTERDAY DKELLOGG AND LOGAN REPRESENT U. S. AS PART DELEGATES TO MEETING MACDONALD WELCOMES DELEGATES IN SPEECH Sir Maurice Hankey Made Secretary Of Body; Appoint Three Con- inittees On Agenda London, July...…
…TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY ., . .__ .e..r..,.._ ___ . .. . . .... ._........ OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE" UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGANK SUMMER SESSIONt Published every morning except Monday during the summer session. Member of the Associated Press. The As-1 sociated Press is exclusively entitled to the ase for republication of all news dispatches+ credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published here. in. E...…
…THURSDAY;JULY 17,;1924 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THSRM I 2775 ENROLLED IN TEXS SUMMER SCHOOL Austin, Texas, July 16.-Records in the office of the auditor, W. R. Long, of the University of Texas, show that 2775 students have registered during the first term of the summer session. The enrollment in the regular sum- mer school is larger than that of last year, and especially is there a gain in advanced wrok and in the graduate school. ...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1824 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLE TIN Publication in the Lulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the Office of the Summer Ses- siou until 3:30 p. 1n. (11:30 a. r. Saturday). Volume 4 THVURSDAY, JULY 17, 1R24 Nmber 203 I Reds Put Ticket In Presidential Free - For - All Dean Efinger's OfiCe fHours: I shall be in my office each morning from 10 to 12 for the ...…
… THE WEATHER GENERALLY FAIR; COOLER TODAY Sitr i a n"1. a t l MEMtE ASSOC I VOL. XXXV. No. 22 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1924 EIGHT .PAGES __...._. MAD AME JERIT IA WILL SING HERE N EXT THURSDAY NOTED CO)L ORATUJIA ASSISTED BY MAX311 IiAN ROSE AND E'IL lPOLAK VARIED PROGRAM Bursley Asks Cooperation In Dry Plansj DR, MEIKLEJOHN SHEADS PROGRAM AT, CONVOCATIOTI "I hope that all students who are going t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MvAR~ P A jE a ' v FRENCH PASTRY ~A __ MEAT ,MARKET ll, Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats pWHERE TO DINE U 41 W'e now carry all sorts of Sausages of all Kinds Poultry, and. Fish iI things in French pastry. If you 'are unable to call we would be pleased to The Test of Quality Is Butter and Eggs itt 1 Special take your oarder by phone. WTASHINGTON -MARKET JIOELZLE -FE L1KAXMP CO. F- t STEAK COMB...…
