… . + 1. 4 t ., _"' : WGow£F [EN TO MAKE ro EVANSTON Half Milers Leave Today; nedr of Squad Goes Tomorrow ) MAKE JAUNT; :S HIM IN ShAPE track men will make the ranston with Coach Farrell idoor Conference meet on d Saturday. The coach, ohnson, the quarter milers, milers will leave on the 1:16 noon and the rest of the go Friday morning at 8:50 ary heats will be run in r mile and in the half mile ernoon, the finals in these ing place Satur...…
…!A A a A As . AVL" a. * S S.S Lit If ouse UL t in e 'rue, '22, to Rob- Read the Daily advertisements. They True is a mem- will lead you to the best of Ann Ar- irority. Mr. Eno bor's stores.-Adv. FLOWERING PLANTS Cousins & Hall Florists Telegraph Delivery 1002 S. Univ. T , ,T - - -- I. Ci A_- VJ:!_L____ 11 - \- I E_ ,.' ' = , 1 ; , ;1, , _ -_ f f n ' 1 ' a ! : i____ a' _ I - L ' r _ _ 1 FIELDS__OF WORK Vocational Conference Told d Oppo...…
…THE MICI- IIGAN DAILY. ., ... Fire nepartment Extinguishes Blazes A small roof fire broke out at the Alpha Kappa Kappa house, 102 South TwelfthT street, at 8 o'clock yesterday morning. The fire department put out the blaze in record time. Another small roof fire occurred at 10 o'clock at 508 East Anne street. fuimes ,th nScreen Iicehigan Sqng s Fearing that traditional Michigan' songs, dating from the days when they were sung at Joe's a...…
…1 1 £4..* £Wla%.*A £Ai A &l V A!&A..d A _.. -_.. .... _ L& a UUI. Lu U1i.; THURSDAY C.-I'r. 3f. B. G~reenough of onal Paving Brick Manufac- assocation, speaks in room ineering building, on "Mod- elopments in the Construc- Brick Pavements." d-for-President league Alin- oom 306, Union. .Lambda Upsilein meets in 2 Chemistry building. Very ss'on Study class be addressed by umi, Grad. eting of Overseas at 'Lane Mr. Nobu club at Former M. A. ...…
…THE, WEATHER PROBABLY FAIR TODAY g 3k4k :4I aitlj ASSOCIATED PRES DbAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL XXX. No. 115. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1921. PRICE FIVE CENTS THREE ILT NS IIIELMADEBY.GERMNS DISARMAMENT, REPARATION AND TRIAL OF ACCUSED OFFICERS NOT FULFILLEDJ ALLIED ACTS GET VOTE APPROVAL BY FRANCE1 Chambers of Deputies Gives Almost Ufnanmous Ballot for Work of Reparation Council (By Associated Press) Paris, March 17.-- The...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY MARCHi1, OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- y year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of. all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise edited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at An...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ...-. PAGE '' cwt r S .. . r 'r art * , y ra A {. nV V ^ VRSITY ATHLETES PRIMED FO BG16 *TEN MEET AT EVANSTON SATURDAYI _^ Rest of Team Leaves This Morning Under Care of Trainer Fallon and Manager Fischer FARRELL HOPES FOR THREE QUARTER5 MILERS TO QUALIFY With the Varsity quarter and half milers already in Chicago and prepar- ing for the trials which will be held in these events tonight, and the rest of the...…
…THE MICHIGANDAY . "Girls just As Smart" - Whip ple "Boys are smarter than girls," says 'rof. James P. Porter of the Unitver- ity of Chicago and he has the sta- stics based on recent intelligence ests to prove it. "Boys are not smarter than girls," ays Prof. Guy M. Whipple of the edu- ;ation department of the Univerity ,d he has'his findings to go by. "Of ourse girls will not do as well as oys on tests like those given in the rmy for they a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Llltfl111l11111i11111111lIII11111111f1 llllttl tllt lllt11t11IIIt 1lU[i111 l111t11t11= ___ r. . I .I I ! n f nt ,-rttf. a...... A [+# n'r. i (iI --- II .........------------ --- - - TER ed oSre dTTLB rNi Y E R T R ed o*r er, whetheer the account be large TTT 1 AT ANY TIME or small. LUNCH R OOM For Rent or Sale Open from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Pot of hot tea and bowl of rice The Ann Arbor Savings Bank A Nice Cozy Place W...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 18, MMERS TO GIVE HE WONDER HAT" mmers, the latest campus dram- organization, will present its play "The Wonder Hat," by Hecht Goodman, at the Women's league April 1. e cast has been announced As ws: Columbine, Florence Der- '22; Pierrot, Velma Carter, '24; hinello, Dorothy Southgate, '23; at, Madeline McGurk, '24; Harle- Theodosia Burton, '23. e play is being coached by the themselves, under the direction...…
…___ __ ___ __ ___ __ T E MCHIGAN DAIL PAGE t HAVE YOU TRIED OUR SPECIAL W'.EEK-END ICE CREAM BRICKS? FOR QUALITY, FLAVOR AND PUR- ITY THEY ARE UNSURPASSED. ICE C.REAM * ... " r r .rr rws r r .. r rlr rMYq 1 w Communication Editor', The Michigan Daily: "Where there's smoke, there's fire," runs the old adage. It still holds true today. There can be no denying that critic- ism of the lit school has been vitrolic and continuous. We...…
…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRZDAYUA= 18 1W _,. ..,.......r AlLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Ancient Mediterranean Forests, and Its Influence Upon the Lumber Trade. Wednesday, March 23, 4 p. m.-N. S. G 217, Climatic Factors in Ancient Mediterranean Agriculture. Wednesday, March 23, 8 p. m.-N. S. 217, Soil and Relief as Factors in Ancient Mediterranean Agriculture. Thursday, March 24, 4 p. m.-N. S. G 217, Ancient Mediterranean Grain Trade in the Lig...…
…tt m au jat DAY AND I SKIl ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1922 ... +. .. .. .... ..Ys Use Of "Prom" For Freshman Dance Children Will Calls Forth Objections From Sophs Sing "Creation SINTTO LINO TO DAI ~ Hayd's "Creation" will be present- HT101T Vigorous objections were yoiced yes- "The name Prom is the traditional dn's "ean " wib sent-l t*... ed by the Ann Arbor high school I terday by members of the sophomore name of a sophomo...…
…as second Street., L the signa- iments expressed ER P. CAMPBELL .Joseph A. Bernstein ........Paul Watzel ........J. B. Young amh Armstrong Kern ..........Thornton W. Sargent, Jr. ................George E. Sloan ..................Sidney B. Coates ...............George Reindel .................Elizabeth Vickery *...................E. R. Meiss Marion Koch .tz Robert M. Loeb J. E.Mack th Kathrine Montgomery bard R. C. Moriarty. J. P. Ponti...…
… T Grad., 1212 S. University. Detroit, 2878-M 517 E.-Madison. Virden, Ill., 299 -M 3, 326 Thompson. Sewickley, Pa., 1920-J 24 Hill. Wusih, China, 99-M 907 Monroe. Morley, 630-J U Haven. Detroit, 959-M V aould be, on.e the nost beautiful spots in the State. Michigan Can Lead Now that plans are under way for the creation of a National Arboretum near Washington and for arboreta at other state universities and elsewhere, it becomes doubly importa...…
…it R ''z.: r" .. w.. ... - . a ued absence from classes. It is be- lieved that in the future he will rep- resent th e Los Angeles Athletic club. E '-0, 16 TEN I1NDOOR HMEET T EVANSTON 02 acquainted with the Cleaners lists in ry Cleaning sing 0 0 $1.25 *35, JI Record of Illinois Points to Urbana Team as Probable Winner of Classic FOUR CORNERED BATTLE TO WAGE FOR SECOND HONORS All eyes in the track world are be- ing focused upon the o...…
…nize the i on a. zlt, which was omitted from the erfraternity meet, will be included. MNAIUM TEAM TO BE O I U . My s for the prelim- interclass indoor en completed by tramural office, it ,y. The prelimin- Tuesday evening sium. The finals y evening, March All men wishing to take part in this work may see Dr. May at his offilee in the Waterman gymnasium. Band Breakfasts Up River The Michigan Student Volunteer bandVIeld a breakfast this morn...…
…_ .. 1 . 1 2. 41 mow I mommolow N YOU WILL DO BETTER -AT- LEMBLE'S 530 FOREST AVE. Menu SERVIC BREAKFAST Grapefruit Steamed Bran Toast - Poached Egg Coffee LUNCH Hash Browned Potatoes Creamed. Tuna Fish BrownBread-White Bread Currant Jelly-Sour Pickles Oregon. Peaches - Sponge Cake ,rr i . i L rr rnr "ia.". i ..wn.i .i wr .. r IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF - kLITY AND SERVICE THIS IS THE STORE rge Cans Milk . . . . . . . . ...... .49c '...…
…eshman Girls' -Glee club will important meeting at 4:10 afternoon in Barbour gymnas- M. O'clock~; cups five )UP5 si%, :. There ire cast ~i-i U I AT THE THEATERS Phi Meta bridge tea Lave b~een given this Fen. postponed indefin- TODAY Screen secure good) r should buy' They are on ,ore, Barbour ,rsity hail. Arcade-."His Nibs" Sales. with Chic rdances over the week n-.Mrs. H. TV. Cake; [G. Berger. he Junior Girls' play Majestic-Agnes ...…
…I SHERE SUNDAY 18, Number 12 mate Council will be held at 4:15 p. m. is omced. R. W. BUNTING, Secretary. ty Senate will be on Monday, March .ng. the Directors of the Michigan Union; ~s. on University Extension Lectures. s Beman, Bogle, 4nd- Van Zwaluwen- J. L. MARKLEY, Secretary. course at the end of the first r's office Saturday, March 18, A. FRANKLIN SHULL. hin, Professor of Pathology, is, to deliver a lec- ation of Disease in Art" at ...…
…THE WEATHER' SO3ruWJ1 T COLDER~ TODAIN t Ag an Vol. XXXIII No. 123 EIGHT PACES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH i, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVEI OEITS 31 Iii / TR 00 LORADO TAFT TO GilE TALK HRE TUESDAYEVENING' WELJL KNOWN ARTISTT (V aAST LJ2CTITRE ON OR~ATUOR.- ICAL SERIES TOPIC IS "GLIMPSES OF ;r A SCULPTOR'S STUDJ091O" S4FNIOIIENGINEERS (C1O0SE E STICKS Fl CANE4 j , DA's Senior engineers have, chosen the cane which is to be carr...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MCHIGAN, SUNDAY. MARCH l. 1923 A Review of Campus Periodicals CHIIMES ELMER SORLES LOOMIS a,'S and cease believing that a urst- Nunerous dissertations have ap- irg soul is the measure of the Uni- peared from time to time dealing with ere the various issues ot the several ea-ion. The editors should watk more! rest appears forceditatd Atificia; the THEg S'N1)AY MAGAZINE puts pubiceations whieth have literary humly with...…
…____ ____ ___ ____ ___ _- - THE MICHGAN DAILY ...... ^.. DIETU Al Rifulling s concerto. Two numbers corn-Louts Untermeyer [ 1 , ' 1I prise the orchestral program, the P er ~ r nILL~L uuunrnvu lIIIIUU IJLU"Rhenish" symphony in }i~at rancriedfor modern orches- k t r' by Mr. Stock. Louis Unrtermteyer, poet and critic, TH aI T A U LA ~L I~f A concert performance of Saint- 1 who is visiting Robert Frcst, was the ____ - aen' dmso et elia wll on...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, '1ARCIT 1S, 1923 The Valley Of Quicksand Immediately following the termin-1 JACK BERKMAN o this conference, stated, "We pro- tion of thne Franco-Prussian War, Bl- posea 2,500000 (indemnity), bit it nar'k, the most able stateman that aaprpitoanntigt tyrin ltslrue'umraMseotisattout' Frnchs allies that it Germany ever iad, proceeded to work mgtb u aifcoymaso olcig a day ve this estimate i, in altare running ...…
…_______ ______ ______ ______ ___ TE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _____________ '! N P IUIIILII U tIUULIII J RA0B r0Ili P NRAM I IP1 here, are several types of w ork1 tc I be carried on. Fvehundred tand lfifty; place ca rdtsmust, be made to be t, , _ ."I ~nII nthe trays of the patients on EaTT (r I" n orinig. Work on thes e will cor i:, 1 01P opasting, on cut-outs, printingr a _i.._A . . ...... . painting. Thei re are also x50 hEas,-.r G~:VA5I irls' ...…
…SUNDAY, MARtCHIIs, 125 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PraoITIR~ TEN DENCIES IN HIGH BUILDING DESIGN Public inerest in ttte high building EMIL LORCH designt problenm more dificult and hies been greatly- stimulated by the .ifatcinatng and the results mrsei- Tribune -Buitdinag Competition. Like Ili tei l 051 ie A ~coocs tuesqe, and at the same timc-takating the modernt battteship, the skyscraper,; for bettetr conditions of igt atd air flow a comnonplace of s...…
…THE MICH-IGAN DAILY SUNDAY, . . , ... WAIN" JD~ti~ ty which marked their stay. Michigan1 Sid~i~ncan do no less for Cornell over the coning week-end. OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF TIHE The banquet Saturday. night will be V6NIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN anl affair of exceeding interest to fol- >Pulished every mnorning except Monday I owers of athletics. Several im2por- during tke University year by the Board in tant speakers have been scheduled for Ceato...…
…t1Q r 'ou1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1923 Broadway Climbs A Hill "Emperor William In Exile" was the ROBERT BARTRON introduced to this type of play at his title George Jean Nathan gave to one local community theatre. of his essays on Shakespeare. It was plethora of excellent dramas is their thaires of Nea York, not theN e And so it goes. The taste of the a very clever title, a very clever essay, frankly surprising, tragic, and evenrt...…
…_______________________________THE MICHICGAN DAILY PAt:R x y kt p ..- y ,,. , 14.,...E U U. Al I f I Ig I; El1 k " fY N k a 1 '4 'Y" f * {" Ii~. r r .2t4. , -g/- r,1 f t g A.... ......... . . . . . . . .e - r M- ., '.1/fILI CAVE girl, daughter of Eve--stripped of her jazz Eand her bold fri volit xI what's the modern flapper really like? Ras she a head, and does she use it? Is she daring, unselfish, resourceful? DE MILLE showed you...…
…i rt 1 SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE SUDY-A. 1,12 H MCIA AL A - The March Chimes AGA WINTERS Chin es' Theatre issue, which appear- gbt hge-wagon offends my esthetic ed ist 'Wednesday, is a typical vaude- sense. Lew Harlan slithers into the ville show-colorful, varied, dazzling, limelight once more with another and, after the first shock of amaze- eIs(tch of Town and Gown :poetry. isvent has ipassed, disappointing. Th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ ,. "-.... fir"'..°°sw"° :. :"' "" wns ". ,. ili7i MUM II Y IY i .. MMMA" 1 . 3 ..... ... a ..:'y .. COBBiVEs MEN Special Practice Handed Out to Bot Infield and Outfield by Georgia Peach DEL PRA TT' GOING GOOD WITH REST OF DETROIT INFIELDERI Augusta, 0a., March 17.-Tyrus Cobb is not going to take his squad of diamond stars and put them in action before he has a chance to give them a few of his ideas. . During...…
…PAGE& SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SLNKDAYMARCH 1.9, Y23d a man twice her age. As she grows{ wine o life, can hecone intoicated Odr, she is occasionally seared with with theljo of living and te hp the brand-iron of ealison, 'this girl o hpi B O~ with a remarkable ability to -w ott-a in the world by accepting a few She has lve-afairs, she earns, here cotonopaces, witaout draining the -iT.own livng, she lives in ais where' glass to the last poisonots ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY"" ' l1 LI-TC-A COBB BNKS I THISL ER e - By Jack Keene The education of Jimmy O'Connell. X75,000 beauty of the Giants, is now 'under way. There are several things helhas to'iearn about the art of play- ing ball as they play it under the bi; tent. Wherefore John McGraw is de' termined that he shall learn and the training of the youngster has begun Being an apt pupil, O'Connell is lear- ning quite rapidly and by the time ...…
…SUNDAY, MA RCH 18, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PGE SEVEN HIGH BUILDINGS (Continued fruns Page Three) as retainers. Over two hundred archi- tects prticipated at an estima ted cost to the competitors of nearly' one baltt miltion dollars. The site, 100 by 139 feet, is one of ttie most importanat in Chicago. Up to a height of 260 feet, thits entire area could be usedt for office pttrptoses; beyond this, to a heigt of 400 feet, ati ares limited to ...…
…_____________TI I E MICI GAN DATLE___ --r- THlsIS COLUMN CLOSES AT.3 Pd.$ LASSIFIE A DVERTI SING TIS COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M. i CLASS IFI E S C©UMNCLSES AT 8P M DO YOU K1NOW w ve have the ms Icompletely equipped plant in the country for Repairing, Refinishing, and tUpholster ing oftoin initure? rPhone '381-W. P. P.iHarding 88-21 !. 1. , : '. The writers named are to speak on! 7D 0 Lthe literary lecture course, composed D o ou K now 1...…
…P EIGHT TH-MC G NDAILY - - m ~cTTHE MICHIGANDAL SUNDAY, MARO'1 18, 192:.3 ?ortks /> Sn ASTEIR approaches-and women everywhere are planning their wardrobes for Spring. To delay ac- ~ltion i adopting the new Spring stles is to lose the zest of originality in wearing them. Modes for individual needs and for every occasion are being presented in the ready-to-wear section where shopping for Spring attire will be found a pleasure. The Suits The' Wra...…
…tion Y I Two I itprn E~it a Section Two IVo1 XXXIII xo-n13 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1923 PRICE FIVE CENTS JUNIORGIRLSTO d~aing PlayeP.4 Iae Mch 1rauate lxperlenee Though Local Glbs SECULRED TO FTRN1.411MUSK, At the,,ist dress rehearsal of the h eteent h annual Junior Girls' play 004~ last evening in Harbour gymnas- urbth the, at and the choruses rive eviene that this production, Wih is to be presented -the evenings 'March...…
…____ ____ ___ ____ ___THE MICHIGAN DAILY T THE THEA TERS' TheStage European Debts To Arcade Garrick (IDetroit) A m s Ceti ccii de Mille's Paramount produc- "h pigie.fYuh ste S"Adam's Rib" is the opening at- "h pigieo ot"i h 3tion on Sunday in which Anna Q. stage offering at the Garrick Theater When asked his opinion concerning 1 3son, Milton Sills, Eliott Dexter beginning Sunday night. This Uusi- the question of Europe's debts, Prof. i I Pau...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAkOI 18, 1923 PA(- 4EIGHT r- - ".- I--: re..- a r _ - _ r ///of { j - .- 11- - / l r - - -a- , - - -- "X lli a 4I~ I 1O~ a- - - a - _ c --_ -= h-Sut-Th Wap Suhsatsed--okn fok-s hs - -tsylsaesovraie -tteyicue oflaru reed hn o te-rpefbis -oe orsotswa-ndfrdrs ccsos - - T eeaeci ltl prssut fcmlsar-h aetevdneta prnailflo veysragtlieevni-tesan uflsd jakt rasar, lue n jce.-hs deortia-n thtter eiinisaws- ,-= W apand Cat ...…
…- -,. - . , "> THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. MARCH 18, 1923 SUNDAY, MARCH-18, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE, TWO r I i , The Valley Of QuicksandI Immediately following the termina-! JACK BE tion of the Fanco-Prussian War, Bis- marck, the most able stateman ..that't Germany sever had, proceeded to work ian appropriation amounting to $60,00 out a y atisfactory means of collecting a day. Even this estimate is, in all the reparations which...…
… "THE MICHIGAN DAILY' PAGE SiX SL-NbAy, MARCH l1&, 1 31 C.NhDANMRH1.iz 'TXHE MICHIGAN- DAILY ;..._ - ~. a non tw-ice her age. As she grow.91 wine of life, can became intoxicated - over,.- sheis oceasioually seared wiwith. the ,fop of livig mid" l e h~pi- tho- -brand-iroui of reali,son, this girl with a. remrarktable a ~t nnrte. wiIn the vwoxld by accejitizag a few S;comimonplaces, without draining the { own living. she luxes in Paris wher...…
… -j 41- , A. r . s r.. ' ,l r' , [ t +. THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1923 i . R * 'I SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY IMMON." Broadway Climbs A Hill I The March Chimes AGA WINTERS "Emperor William In Exile" was theA ROBERT BARTRON introduced to this type o play at his title George Jean Nathan gave to one local community theatre. of his essays on Shakespeare. It was plethora of excellent dramas is ...…
…... s.....,.. . r ,..,~ .. -.:Y- .. _. _...,. 'I: I. I I I .. I I - 4 1 AWJ , STO it; 5 James. Foster 213,So. State Hou~se of -Art De~ries krt . Sore 223 So. Main Street Auto Special~ty Shop 219 West Hiuron'. t. Ann Arbor Auto Top;Company 311 South Ashley Stet Ann Arbor Auto Laund,T 207 West Huron Street Phone 2012-R. Vernon J. McCrumb 113-115 South Ashley Street Distributor for Pennsylvania Vacuum. Cup Tires. Saginaw Auto Damp Traile...…
…THE MVICIGAN DAILYS I AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I IPublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members af 1he'University. Copy reoeived until 3;1o n. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Voume 3 SUNDAY, IMAfl~i- K I 1 lumlar 12 sen 1, Ceuiell s The Ipsntponedl meeting of the Senite Counoil for the month of March will be held at 4:16 p. i., Monday, March 19, in the office of the President. F. E. ROBBINS. . ht University Sente s -The third...…
…W1EATHER SWITH SNOW TODAY Ago- a n u~an :4axi ASSOIATE]i LEASED WIRI M&EB WESTER COTS EITORIAL AS: XXIV. No. 124 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, .......... IIIIIFCTIPRTRDC Heads Production 3ECLA l i N SAYING THAT CE SHOULD 'LIFIED Leaves To Speak, On Pacific Coast OUTLINESETHODS Pr) f. Sckorling Discusses Problems Confronting Secondary Education UNIVERSITY SCHOOL AIMS TO FORM DEFINIT...…
…THE MICHIGAN: DAILY.'.SD ,_ _ _____ AS ENOTED1 Reports ion structioni for ary ThirdJLargest in Country's iHistory L SCANDAL CAESES TRADE UNSETTLEMFENT ybuilding reprorts as given cent issue of Blradstreet's the total for that month o be the third largest in the history. The building exhi- parts of the United States normous quantity of work econstruction trade is rel- 'e most active with steel, and }uilding materials Seizure Of Orduna May ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I MVAY \/-" A F-S c- -- Co-Authors Of Play Opening Tonight Louise Barley, '25, and Josephine Stearns, '25, are the co-authors of the Junior Girls' play, "Thank you, Madam," which will have its premiere at 8 o'clock tonight in the Whitney theater. This is the 20th time that the juniors have prepared their play for the senior women who will witness it to- night, arrayed for the first time in their caps and gowns, and i...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . "- IAL NVIEWSPAPER OF THE fL'ERSIIY OF MJCIGAi tFhe U i er ty y :a by the Board in, oc 5 .;dent ublications. cof e conference Ejtonral the use -ToirubLicattn of al' ne w e citede i t rn tu w~ " :-"tfh ~l?7Itrtnl,!~"~± 1 f .1AF par andthe local ['",b ( at tihe ofice at Ann Arbe-. r? ' Sc' i'.>itl .{ r i±r. ,.'Ip a s6 a tu ac girauted by Th:+d A snan Po st <;c nerai. riptiod by carrier, -I83.5 by mii s Ann Arbor Press u...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - - .- _ ____ _- - . .-_ .,_ Missouri Politically Torn Asuader In Contest For Convention DlerTates ,ALL DISTFICT'L 1. , t EC1DE) AS TO PRESIDENTTAL CAN)IDATI St. Louis, Mo., Mar. 17.-(By AF)- Missouri is being p9licitally torr asunder in the contest for delegates to the Democratic National convention with United States Senator James A Reecd, fighting the MeAdoo force., a every turn. The state convention where the delega...…
…1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDA. - . /.rt(illlll6E!lii s. ' ',= . " _ - .. , .. p A A e ' S 1 , q ¢Y6 n i9! I WW l I! i i!'u L' U.) ° j 9 N.N) uz -.. , : "W v IHEL NXTON 4HL X tty Begis PreparationsFrDl Meet; Rig Ten Showlng creditable LK OF SMI1Th AND BIIOOIEI >RO ISES'MICH l)iR1« FU Ul' chigan's Varsity track team re- ,ed Sunday morning from Evan- where they took second honors he annual Big Ten indoor'trackl field meet and have...…
