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…I PAOf STX 1"1-l MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1931 1 Mich igan Sextet Ties in I Battle ITWO TE AMS FICGHTLEADS MICHIGAN HOCKEYATTCK IOCKEY LINEUPS Michigan Pos Wisconsin Tompkins.....g......... Frisch Williams.......Id.... Gallagher Prouse........rd..... Metcalfe Crossman ....c.......... Bach Reid...........lw... Thompson Se handerer ..rw... Meiklejohn Spares:i fhigan K- Frukcs. Visconsin--Siegal, Kabat. F a TO " ENN STA...…

…PAGE SEVEN " T'-T r M T f T-1TT(°'A 1 fAT I.V V TZMAY, FE3 ZJARY 20, 1931 VIA- SIT'S6 ~g { 1 l te. J A j FOO HLPROSE EC DS AL 1111 WJ i Ft! ES HOW p ERORT d 1 2 L IVI i , I E I~ LA SSIFIED NOTICE SUDENT would like work paying 17 t _ ... _... , AacIr Ak -11 5T per week or equivale n in PRO ( TENNIS STARTA I LL G NTU 11 J " i N , J u A > 1' 5IL u ___ra m - .i _ . Ypsilanti Gleans 42 1-2 Points as Detroit City College Is Held to 10. B...…

…THE 3 MICHIGAN DAILY F'RIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1931 rrw rri wrrrrrrr r 'c DAILY OFFICIAL BULLET Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all memb the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant t President until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Sat VOL. XLI. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1931 N Mr. Webster's section 13 in English 32 will meet Monday, Wednesday, ROXBOROUGH PLANS INVESTIGATION IN and Friday, at ten o'clock,...…

… ESTABLISHED 1890 It Alea a1 I MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS * VOL. XL. NO. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS PRESIDENT RUTH YEN Ll UNIVERSITY" COLLEGE OrIALIENS SHOULD NOT BE BARRED FROM FACULTY,' SAYS DEAN BA Prohibition of the employment legislation then was influe .INLOC cuuNCILof aliens as members of the faculty the anti-German feeling pr, of the University would be an un- throughout ...…

…PAGE TWO AC ULTY FOP 193 0 SUMMER SESSION T NCU NklUS NEINTTEACHERS EMINENT IN MANY FIELDS '"HE MICHI A' t 1)A11.Y fIMtTTT b&?-1 A" t'tMl-l t'f A'C Vf !tn t AAA A A A A. IVA x %, A& A v l-AV kl LJ X-1 I 1htR'31AY, FEBRt~iUAR~tY 10, 1930.. ..I / ~ w / l I l l11Y~ nl l r r...ra r r. w Connecticut Governor's First Glider Flight Ends in Disaster as His Moto-less Craft Crashes From Altitude of 25 Feet' f I Dean Kraus Announces Person- nel of...…

…10 Y 20, 1930 THE M.I C-H14CA N D-A.ALY- Text o0f Preside, FAVOR'S SAMPLINGRFORMAT IE'PLANS! BiEEH PUTT I BTHEM INTO PRACTICE , C Ruthven's University College Mes I ,w: t 3 t 1 1 f f t " 2' t 8 1 S S _. e s ; a g 't ,~ t .a. , s e h b i b c h Advocates Slow Change Rather "We may grant at onee the ob- thith Sutddeh Shifting tection to our present school sys-c tNew Melhd tem that we are ro't properly ac- News. .complishirig the gener...…

…PAEFOtm THE MICHICAN AlLY' ' .r, P$B[TAftY 20, 1036 .: .. . .. .. . _ . .. _ _, .. . _ . . .. _ _ _.. Published every morning except MondayI during the TJniversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited' Inrthis paper and the local ne...…

…THE MICHIGAN- DAIL'y PA I~r V; - &=a= VIA IV -cl r o a l . ... __ Is Title Selected for junior TRYOUTS FOR WOMEN'S STAFF Try-outs for the Women's staff of The Daily will be held at 4:15 o'clock on Tuesday, Feb. 25, in the Press buildingon Maynard street. All second semester freshmen women who have a scholastic record of one grade better than a C average are eligible to try out. Upperclass JMADE FOR MICHAEL EXPERIMENTAL LABORATORY ...…

…T H E _ C H .L G. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1930 TI-ae.IF ".. Mt--sC..iC S-fAN D.,.AILY THURSDAY, FBRUARY. 20-x193 ... lk 7ARSIT1 BATTER IMEN REPORT FOR INITIAL DRILL n ____ _ _ ....._.. _ _ ___._ .. LN LEFT BY VETERANS 1IS FSHER'S TASK Captain Harvey Straub, Myron, and Truskowski, Only Lettermen Back. PITCHERS REPORT EARLY Montague Expected' to Act Mainstay of Wolverine Hurling Staff. as Facing the problem of replacing 10 letterme...…

… ; F'EBRtTARY 20, 1930 THE MICHI -DAILY' ::. LL 1 a LRY L2,1930 T V M aCs a W AILY .. .... MOWN .. ..... ... .. t .. ....~x%.... ..u .xr '..1. ... .... r . . , :.. , _, _ . ,n.-, ,.*,, ! $ XW w .'k '.+dx'eFndi M".A+N .. ....:.+. b ... w.. , I ORWIG HAS PROVED VERSATILE IN ATHLETICS DURING CAREER X ramu Representing one of the out- . . .:. . y '}{J i f i' IIII1 standing reasons why Coach Veen' ker has had one of the best bas- ket...…

…r .i. i I v J. J. T A N DAILY Tru A7, '"g-TAR? M, TH~ MICHT~AN DAILY Y~A?, ~TB~UA~Y ~0, * * ' II I TExhibits are being held in the Galleries of Alumni Memorial HalllI OUR SEP AATE ART EXHIBITIONS 0 AI L Y 0 F H I L IJVLL L [TI K Iofvewi m ii OilPitnsb lidAtseo mria1 O IP A O E TO M NH Paintings by Ernest I. Barnes4 P'ubication In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members I Oils and Watercolors by Jean Paul Slusser dfern rtehbiin i...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 f. IoiV EAgal 4> iI;L11 MEMBER ASSOCIATEDI PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 102. ANN ARBOR, MICI1GkN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1929 STUDENT FORUMT FFUTI T ID'ARANYI RATED i ALOWELL THOMAS OF S. C. A. HEARS BY CRITICS AS DOESNOT TALKru ABOT THURSDAY SPLENDID ARTIST FOR REPORTERS ~$ Dr Hugh Cabot, dean of the Med- C W IPesenting a ledo fimO~o i detrsadahee D .ical school, will speak on, "The R O viln numbers elly pro ran HIS ADVEN ES B...…

…TWO THE. MICHIGAN, DAILY: WEDNESDjAY, ''R DeanG. W Patersn (DELUGE OF OLD GOLDS S PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN AT GRAND OPENING DeanGHeWdPatersoank CHIN ESE DIPLOMAT ;CASE CLUB TRIALS CAMUSNDE __L I IAI~f~ [LI~DIA~T~fh~h~flBy E. F. F et ff [ ISTN TIR L AN UJLIN 'lW}LIIUDSU LflILIETERLAST RUND U A new epidemic on the campus- thnkso fIL O ~<:::BAKv:L;::.: Thi sehWi r(il eeiePrz nicotined fingers. Men and wom- anh~ ai" ihigi ueu mle i-TI M' ia en, no...…

…y V20, 1024. , Trr m It~-h~ D~AM,\ r- J Wok* " p aeiaees, - y TR ATION L EPOCH IS QUITE~ NEESR 'GO TJAFFE S "Y TALKING MOVIES ALSO AID IN; BREAKING SECTION BARRIERS ESPERANTO IS PRAISED Present Time For Rapid Traveling Is Factor i Unifying All Nations "In these days of rapid con- munication by radio, telegraph and' HARVARD GRADUATE, WIFE STUDY LABORING CONDITIONS FIRST H AND telephone, we are quickly coming into an international age,"...…

…: A wE rMT~r 'kTH MICHIGAN AIL' rublished every morning except Monday 1during 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 of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, a...…

…263- INI l THE MICH ICAN- DAI U PACT fi PAG~FIV~ iL S Yrw. r+r 'i VAX" U as A *A AM ARUM a -J nniirrMARGER Y RUTH VEN LANG HAS STUDIED i Kappa Alpha Theta Coirii oiNT SYSTEM H[AD PIANO UNDER ACCOMPLISHED FATHER SENTATIVE lftPD appaAANJILLNIL HOLS" -LDefeats Nurses Andr Margery RLang, noted chestration under the guidance of A I- cposer and pianst is the most M. Gluth PRAISES RVYIOEfePLN'EntersSemiFinals)INSTALLATION DINNERI recent r...…

…THE MICHIGA, ,, DAILY'' .. kY l-,D 1YaL.;y1.J.VA ..w. tea... , -1 l , r' 1 A , i THE.MICHIGANDAILY I" CA"M 1 TRACKMEN WILL COMPETE IN DETROIT INDOOR MEET WOLERIESWILLVI WITH FREGNSTARS Tolan and Murray to Match Speed Against Percy Wiliams In Sprint Events. TEN MEN WILL COMPETE Cinderpath stars from Michigan will take advantage of the oppor- tunity presented by matching strides with trackmen of interna- tional prominence tonight in De- ...…

…JARY 20, 1921 THE, I M -VC H I G A-N."' D A I L Y .PAGE A Y 0 1 .-T-- -H T A -D A L P G PLE TIE IN CON lRE WISCONSIN TEAM C NCE RACE- ENDS AS , McGRAW LOOKS FOR CLOSE RACE WITH GiANTS IN THEIR FWHTING LIMBS INTO LEADERSHIP Badgers May Rest Undisturbed On competitor for honors, ringing up i Top Iung Until Gaines Next eight points. iaturday Night Purdue kept in sight of first place I M and insured itself of a tie for se-pe 1'0 IEET PU...…

…r . :; _: i 1GIt THE MICHIG-AN DAILY 7=7-)NMM ' .7 Y-77R-uA1m-lY 26. Ma r'AGJ: '~i Gil 'I' ~~DA7, £'EEflUA~Y 2~. ~ IDAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN] r __________________T_ Speech 116 (Theory of Oral heading): This class will have its first meting in Room 3212s A. H., WedneE- ADELPHI TO DEBATE ON COOLIDGE 1. .4 Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy recuived by the Assistant to the Presi- dent...…

… ESTABLISHED 189th LY 41v t r t a U.. Ltl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIL No. 99 TWELVE PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1927 TWELVE PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS I i GOVERNMINT ISSUES PROTEST OF ATTACK ON NAVAL LIEUTENANT - BY IOTING CHINESE NAVAL LIEUTENANT, !MISTAKENt FOR BRITISH OFFICIAL, IS BEATEN BY COOLIES , U. S. OFFICER ASSAULTED Peking And Cantonese Troops BeginI Rorganization For Continuancet Of Struggle For Ch...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUND AY, FEBRU' A RY 20, 1,927 PACE TWO HUJNTER WILL IIIT SCHOOL' OF RELIGIONt SERIE1S OFLECTURES10 TOPIC FOR WEI)NESD)AY TALIE IS "GENESIS OF CRIME IN THE GANG" SEVEN TALKS INCLUDED E ilnen ; Socioogsts ArIclnidde In Pro , am To Be Given Du'ring " Crrent Senester ' ~Begining the series of lectures the :t ~will be given this semester on soeo *i logical problems, Joel D. Hunter, e.e- V cutive secretary of the United Clari...…

…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY'' PAt"1'F''.' rrTTRr7V'' THF. MTCI-4IGAN DAIlY fl A flT' 'T'TrD1~' J. tX r: I It I~Ir: NEW AERO PROF[SSOR COMMANDSFORCES EXPECTED HERE SOON 11 :-wv. Holder Of G(uggenhehn Chair Has Had Varied Experience In Army And With Airplane Companies IS MICHIGANGRADUATE Prof. Lawrence V. Kerber, who was recently appointed to the Guggenheim <chair of aeronautics of the University, will arrive from McC...…

…PAGE FOUR - THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FE T'AR 20, 1s'27 ---s---- __________ Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press istexclusively 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. Ent...…

…'11 \I)A THE MICHTGAN DAILY PACE 'FIVr, ~bi','DAY, EErIRUARY 20, 1927 PACE FTV1~ . 7A M M IW~vA8m 5 r _ m _. _ u w* , y f - n t, PDI DPR A anDn i a un Pope [ f I P IP EtePlavooBe ' aMNOIINTESIR F NOaTI~CE s 12, ti andl; a ( t' hiCIes 5, 6 anid 7. IILJIIVVIIU Itil ULU-iL DIRE[CTORS TO ATT[NU I o I I I(k I 'AT A W,, ~lL CONVENES ON FEB. 23 P1rcL1, ~us C'onfronting Un iversit~'A i College Offiils Will Ie (Considered At :'feet AProbl...…

…PAGE SIX e THEIFMICIGANfDAILYV SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1927 .... ..... ___ f:.. i. 1 S {L lYll\iL 11 V.(-]3 V L ].11J. 1 -r..Y^.'.,........- ..o.. ._ riiYtu 1 r i - ' f OW-ERI NHS D'EFERT, UH 10 ST . RESTLE DONAHE WINS ONLY, FALL FROM WILFORD: lichigan Matmnen Capture First Five Bouts Of Meet To Win From Buckeye Teani LOSE HEAVVWEI6IT BOUTSI Michigan's wrestling team won itsE third successive Big Ten victory in1 the Coference ti...…

…THE_ MICHIGAN._DAILY.________ PAG1 SE'l, Gopher Team Has VAR~SISHOWE ,ELL. Veteran Leader IttIL LIU4NOIS Tq RINLS~ 0t11 Vle irsii' [3i 1"ot , 1IuH 1i r. liihre a sI WRESLINGTEAM DEFEATS OIO FOR THIRD CONFERENCE VICTORY I HIESThER WINS IN DASH Featuredby Ith surprisigbuttul- successful id or, Chapman, a m(:fibr of coach Fioyt'90shfm51at squad, to ti Buck Hester in the 65 yard dash, and~ by the sensational comeack of Monroe in the mile ru...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Si ND1AY, 'ERIZI-ATRY 20, 1912 - vw GLEE~ ~ ~ CLU WIL IVAHESTAREST ED FRA NCE MAY ARRANCE CONCERT WITH MPA8,C S.TOBEGIN AYMENS WillI Also Take P'art In Contiest To Ile- termine Represeniv e Of This District MAY TAKE CONCERT TOUR Announcement has been made of a joint concert of the Varsity glee club with the Michigan State College glee, club, to be held March 1, in Lansing. This event is the first of a series of concer...…

…', 20, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY t PAGE DINE , 20, 1927 '1 x PAGE NINE MON-RESIDENT SUMMER SESSION INSTRUCTORS NNOUNCED BY KRAUS PROFESSORS FROM EUROPE AND GREAT BRITAIN INCLUDED IN FACULTY FIRE HITS MANILA oshutz. violinist,.James Wolfe, bar-I BUSINESS MEN TO l tone. and Elsie Baker, contralto, will, ,^ make their first Ann Arbor appearance CONSIDER AIRPORT at the Festival, while Arthur Hackett has been heard here several times. : icmber...…

….. THE MICHIGAN-DAILY ; SUNDAY, - vAn . . MR TH,.CICNfAT SUNDAY. F'EBRUARY 20. _,a UNIQUE EXHIBIT. IS ARRANGED FOR STATE LAU IK STUDENT SHOWINGTEM O EAE Structural advantages and disad- E A I. "vantages of the skyscraper will be shown in the first exhibition ever dle-! Sixty-F+our Tleaims Fromn All H~arts of 1 voted to this type of building as as State to Begin Elimnaationi C on- airtistic development, which willlbe: testy in Marelk ; ns'...…

…Y, FEBRUARY, 20, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE EL . ,. . . . . .. .. . .. .. .. . BOSTON -IS AUTHOR OF1AITON TO TRANSL&TEi ENG*1IEE ING BULLETIN RBsaOK PuFOR AMERICANemets' ofMealFulig i Anoncd HIST OR'?COMMI1SSION; By P~rof. Ne~ilso BIRTHPLACE OF WASHINGTON FACULTYMEN TO TALK BEFORE REALTY CLUB whichl Prof. iherr ave 1 >to ikth1a t C lbl-azing Is F rbdd 1)Decemiber 2, on "'Prcolem of the Real'= Estate alcs4lliiinagel'" SAN DIV"GO, CM....…

…ELVE THE M CIGAN DAILY SVNAY, FEBRUARY 20, 11127 DAIY OFICALBULLETIN F0A L FF C A ublicaion in the Bulletin is constfuctive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p, gin. (11:30 a. in. Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten. li l)OI'rtaj nt l i tiig Ioday at (he t'II iou, 2.;i{} M ). t111'-I getIYre se as is punctuality, IV. .1. [Dodge, Secret 11V3 E r VOLITVME VII SUINDAY, 1...…

… DEDICATED TO JUSTICE C, . r .AIt aa ~~Iaih MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 103 EIGHT PAGE~S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENT MITCHELLDENIES DFOR REPRIMAND HAS NOT 'CONSIDERED REPORT THAT IE WOULD) NOT BE REAPPOINTED PERKINS EXPLAINS Airvraft Committee Adopts Resol'ution To Question Wilkes on Army Air Craft' Washington, Feb. 19, (By A. P.).- Yesterday's widely advertised story t...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21),-11)2,r) PAON W0 FIDAY, l~1low-Y 2, lf2 TA 4 Fraernities and Sororities r We are Specializing on _. c fJ . ft P " i ~ + 1 ,, r. } 5 tT .A;, a ri,'9A w ;.{;:,"- SHAW GROCERY PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT Y , .!~ +.,, 1 r .,, a 1 w t ^ .. .. kp . laf wi 1 k ., I. ti 1 i r ... - .. w ,... cocoButt, and Boston Fred CITY 206.212 E. Huron St. ermilk Brown Graham Breads Heue "'One little puppi...…

…FRI DAY, ' IE1RiUARY 20, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY N~IA~QW~~Ufin'E-Chancellor Faces Trial A lILV~lILI/I IUV Teapot"Scanda S tirs Germany FOHEIJSIC CON1IEST I , ~i i lFeb.19-c rman govern- .iial Essay onJ Somie Prase bHOLD FINALS IN MAY F nrollmnent, of more than 200 Michi- Sgan high schools in the "National SOratorical Contest," which is being herd c~ 1rAl es are in allui'oar over a ,"'l eaa net Dom(," mcandlal. Thle ter- m1 a; aite tapin...…

…PAGED SOUR HEMCIANDIYiIIX,1EBWR THE MICHIGAN DAILY I'TtlDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1 ' 4 V i- - , this and let Mitchell's ascendancy (ili e transformed it from an institution a natural death. of learning that was traveling an easy ________________road, into one of the distinctly ag- FAri g ~ i;x : { 'ear-i siIAKEand forward looking centers ( it~"14t~t-tlu~lain The report that the faculty of Newi-' of higher learning in the western U (jnference ...…

…FEBRUARY 20, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAIL\ ._.. - - - -~ - ~ i25 WOM[IN ASKED TO LAVESCHOOL FIgures Show 171 Women Students WithI Scholarship Below Average $0 ARE GRADUATED Statistics from the office of the dean of women concerning the scholarship of women show that 25 women were sent home and 2 cases are now pend- ing, from the college of Literature, Science and Arts. There are 92 wo- men on probation and 79 on warning, making a total of 171 ...…

…PAGE six: THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, PEBRUARY 30, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1925 ........,......4, w L um Aw .TM..__w__. ___.._. r..--.____ GRAPLERSFACE Illinois And Ohio, Fight qHD' OME ~ o r B ig T en C o u rt T itle B SE AL ' IB SIT 0 111ST~~ t E I YOFe l n t frf tpae ILIOSnODd~x ia~etna 5c hti s r loim. p INODhVEOAYO EDOFI ANK TE Illinois G 0 1.090 ,K i' ' j All athletic wctivities under the auspices of the B...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SETVN THE MIHIA-D IL-AG _V IFIE OLM 'LOST NEVADA CITY CLLOSES MS P.M. ADVERTISING AT3P.M. CLAIMED BY STATE Inauguration Setting Is Completed I I' I EURIOPE DERIVE~S A nxiericall iPhnn INOTICE EXPERT WATCH RE0PAIRI NG Arnold SMate sNOWetJeti lor 302 South tate FOR RENT---Single room for gentle- man. $3. 2960-A. 1203 Forest. PIO REINT ---Four or five room fur- i'd-fied apaiiii' ent, located t wo blocks Al't-hool...…

…PAGE E$IGIIT DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to tho President until. 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdayj" ! .l ame 6 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, ,1925 f Number 10:3 i To all muembers of the University: As Monday, February 23. is a legal holiday all classes will be suspended and:Iall University offices closed, The convocation called for Monda...…

…rF I , WITHI SNOW mUSTIay LfIt IU ~aiI F l MMIw Y rrrpl I Y MYIMrlrr r ii WrWwYVYrY rYY4 VOL. XXXIV. No. 101. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1924 EIGHT PAGES ...._.. FRESH AIR CAMP G1IN LARGE SITE BYBUSI NESS MEN; DONATION INCLUDES 160 ACRES OF LAND IN PLEASA.Y LAKE DISTRICT PERMANENT ALL-YEAR. CAMP IS NOW POSSIBLE Will Draw Boys and Girls From All Sources For Four Ten Day Periods A donation of more ...…

…THE MtI'CHIGAN DAILY EEDY.FBAR Old Uno Fair Idea I Rvie E F vi urther expCllanlation1s con1cern1ing liew c.: iiculuni changes in the it engineer ng. course were givenl An interview y'esterday- by Prof. W. Iload:, ]ea.d of t"he commtiittee that bseenwokn for the past thr ee four months uipon the chlanges clh were recently adlopted by the; ulty of tiec f(lleg;es of: Engineeringi Ar;11chitcture.4 it is :anl ati'tempt to nmake mthe civil j...…

…THFE MICIHIGAN DAILY N 7m 4 =I fOHMRS SENIOR IN I OPEN AMS Na Wyvern society tces rwill meet at 7:15 at Betsy Barbour office of tihe Y. MW. 'ANeb' .\ ,Ifl~4~, 1 'ckt hall. ~ l Vlf'~UlI There will be a 2 0 be~rs of the Univers: .x rI " on 'bTe held at 4 o'cloc t 'IAa' ug 1( :~e 'Newberry residence. . .II f' mM~ u The Girls' Mandoli iciv n ,~~~ta lat' 5 O'clock tomor , . r~ pnn I econd semester i, *, .4u r~>§i ~ Cua; ' h W.A~A.MEMBERSH...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Rogardless of what effect the ac- tion of the spectators may have had upon the winning or losing of the AL N'EWSPAPER OF 'TAE game, the loud voiced disapproval from VERS'Y OF MICHI 1N the stands was disgusting. The ref- eree was chosen to officiate in the ied every morning exceit MoidbyyI contest because the athletic officials e University year by tlye Board in of Student Publications., of both schools considered him cap-; ...…

…'TI-IL IC IHIGAN DAL I ITIO IEVOTE FAVORSS KPLAN Nvr-w Envoy? Sonata Op. 2, No. 2 ........ leethoven Siane Mouihidden Mladrigale........... A. Shinonetti J'au'ine Ka i s er S st Movement Cantabile Sosten- itt)...... ............ N. Lockwood Prelude................LockwmoC: Fatl;,:,.................. Lockw(od "_"'" i W.IA'1PS GOING O election o ~crI i 1 Oil Referendum on Prize lWinning Paper Prawn Ballot Exceeding 14 '.. 0 FFI CIA...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,.goo M r IS + '. ..rrw.rwr 73 --- ....-- ,,,,.. , r 1 w... .....r.r..+ SKETBALL SQUAD TILL IN RUNING ries in Remaining Tilts Would Give Woverines hance at Title fEET IOWA AIND PURDUE ON TRIP OVER WEEK END hough defeated by the Indiana Monday night and relegated to place in the Conference race. igan's quintet is not out of the ing for the title. om present indications the team h will finally emerge from the nt s...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,.,5 a4 . . . . . . . . . mw.....Om PSNO- POW 1 COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.Mo I LOST FRIDAY NIGHT at the Union (lark brown kid gloves, stitched with brown silk and gold beads. Points of yellow kid around the wrists. Reward. Call 184.I ADVERTISING I l I DAILY CLAS&IFIED RATES GOLD WATCH in eastern part of city Charged at the rate ef 12e per reading line for one or two insertions, 11c per Radio dial. Initials G. W. C. R...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -.- .,. * i OFFICIAL BULLETIN I ton in the Bulletin to cconstructive notice to all members of iVersity. Copy received by Q,%N Assit ant tu the !- "det until m. (11:30 a. im. SaturtlaY',- I WEDNESDAY. , {UlY20,"92 N11111 r 101 1 There will be no conference of theDan Wednesday, Febrtuary 20. :1.I. .Bltrtola. 1um1issions in the 3larine Corp": It is again announced that by special concession of the -Navy Department Opp...…

…THE WEATHER W1ARME; L ROBABLY S\ OW TODAY OF 'Tam it igan Vol.. XXXIII. No. 100 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, 'TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS FORCS GT 1FULL CON.TROL IN RUHR' 13RITISHi PERMIT ALLIED FORCES rV;LL SWAY IN OCCUPIED TERRITORY EXPULSION 'OF PRUSSIA N OFFICIAL CAUSES UNRESTI Population Aroused. as Rhienish Frew. Idenit Is Forced to Quit Office Brilliant Concert Closes SeisLTUNASMK Detroit Symphony AT...…

…THES MICHIGAN DAILY f rg oyle IWi llN Sport Satire ?n's from The Other Coleges (contii~uned from )Pa;e.o 0110 ties, All th~o latent. fir, e Zi lUl flW10fl° Ololy n2; i'm1?1 lof heMayalemper - ruent ilhre in th i a1d (1 f. i n iScnil - ;' [SilgU L i 1 131)+~s, )- Si 1 10A- 1(id he (1 I d j)1) the r)11.i'll r- 1le (>effecti venessc i h ' :ip ft(%Ii,!colo:.- ing, 111)"(1 I", alhility to Orolueh required ymalurl)etoein rwhichl 1resl)ct h...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY tLi', A Y 20, 132"l _ _ ; r , - - .0 tV4 . 1- ..,. .- , .- - , I I I .., . 1. . " . . I'll I I I Vafomen Belgian Crown Prince To Wed Rome ,Princess' AT THI THIIATRUS - -.-- , Sc rien --Today Qceondc hand 1)ookcs may lie bough1t. QV exchanged h letweii:t11 ari tI o'tlock andl 3 and 4 o'clock, ill tbe leagule i'oinin ijuiversil y haIL. llou aes wishifng to s ell-c'andy for l h(. ~Woil eni'tilo a--:110are rvwliit...…