…00 AP Iai1. I- DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE -1 ANN ARBQR, MICHIGAN; SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1920. PRICE THREE t r~ AIL OFRATIFICTION FOR TH CONSECUTIVE TIME; SENATE D OVENANT BACK TO PRESIDENT WILSON OP FINAL RE- GAME ADMISSION J1 TO ADVISE AND MAY TAKE JUMP 'UONSENT -- Chicago, March 19. - Athletic dil FIRDS kEQUISITE rectors of the Western Conference SSHORT 7 VOTES universities met today to consider the advisability of raising prices to foot...…
…11 V L.AMA" 1~ ly entitled to the use for dited to it or not otherwise As published therein. Arbor, Michigan, as second .0."-N- Maynard street. 241 - of experience in -the particular variety of produc- tion and playwriting required for college players and colge .audi'enoes. Nobody will,.confirm this fact more decidedly than the successful writer of "George Iaid It"' I90o opera, whose;,work was re- vised many times before it reached its final...…
…MICHI AN . ". I 1 , ." s - " " " . ",r " a , " , a a, .. as , . , .. r", , .. , "., "" ": 1CrowE , :S TIERS MEET FINALS TODAYt Between Planck Brothers' uses Greatest Amount of Interest DUNPHY PRESENT IT STYLES OF GAME Four new campus wrestling cham- pions will be determined this after- noon in Waterman gymnasium when the finals in each class of the wrestl- y;",ing tourney are staged. The eight; men whonhave core successfully through a ...…
…~- -- -- on display a exclusive a n d )-date showing of RING MILLINERY At the Parlors of vens & Pershing, 618 Packard St. also carry a fine line of MARCH S M T W T F S .. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13, 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 93 24 25 26 27 28 29 301/31...... Men-Hats are high; your last season's hat cleaned and re- blocked into this season's shape, with a new band, will look like new and save you five or ten dollars. We do only highclass...…
…S I Sun-Mon. 21 and 22-Here is a picture you want to see.- Watch for the title. Tues-Wed. 23 - and 24- Ora Crue in "The Loot," with a Mutt and Jeff cartoon, "Pawn Brok- ers." Thurs-Fri. 25 and 26-Evelyn Greeley in "Me and Captain Kidd," also a news and comedy. " I - - - - - - I. t - °I " d 11 HUBERT AL JOLSON in SDETROI1 -SINBAD" aI1ItllitclkQ.V.lllltllllllllli Garr~icketrolt "e re- loc.p Nothing But"LOVE" S LUNC , r I' Qualit...…
… WILL PLAY 1 TITLE HER, OLS FROM EIGHT DIS- CTS WILL COM- PETE high schools will be the e University of Michigan 3, when the basketball ed winners and runners- iss A preliminary tourna- eight state districts come or to play for the title. winners, will go to East the same purpose, on the t State Districts state has been divided ections, and all of the cLh put into one of the Those quintets from the ore than 200 are in Class schools under this...…
…SECTION ONE San 4:3attlj ASSOCIATED DAY AND NIGHT 11 IRE SERVICE VOL. XXXI. No.,117. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1921. RUSSIA, UKRAINIA ARAiAN ROSE GARDENS ANO HOSE PARTiES AND POLAND SIGN BLEND INTO DELIGHTFUL JUNIOR GIRLS' PLAY VARIETY OF CHORUSES, BIZARRE COSTUMES, CLEVER DIALOGUES L[ENABLES THIS YEAR'S TALENT TO SURPASS SFORMERPRODUCTIONS POLAND WISHES TO BRIDGE GAP BETWEEN RUSSIA AND, (By F. 0. and M. D. L.) Hop-as it ...…
…THE ICH 1 k'..*,.A.1 DAILY SUNDAY, MARC' THE MICHiGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARC ____ _ _ -. 4 o- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Tuniver- year by the 1Board in! Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for, blication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise ited in this'paper and the local...…
…S20, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FA ..Reach Out--Take Yo"ur Pick., That's What Radio Vugs Do Sermons, Music, News, Gossip-All at Disposal of Operator Who Has Pair of Receivers Connected to an Aerial; Michigan Experimen. ters Join With Others in Air Communication (By L. Armstrong Kern) Sitting in an easy chair with a pair of telephone receivers on one's head and, while puffing away comfortably' at a pipe, listening to a concert or a church serv...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY s i i _ LASHES FROM THE 7 IN ANN ARBOR THIS WEEK I I I CREEN AND STAGE (By Edwin R. Meiss) Lionel Barrymore appears once more at the Majestic today in a serious drama of excellent merit. Barrymore's emotional talent is set off to great ad- vantage in this play which boasts of a thoroughly original and well-woven plot. The title, "The Devil's Garden," is a figurative expression revealing the theme which deals with ...…
…TEMICHIGANDAr DAILY ..- AT THE THEATERS TODAY Screen 3aesti=-Lionel Barrymore in "The Devil's. Garden." Arcade - "Paying the Piper." Comedy, "Edgar Camps Out," and Kinograms. +Wuertli--Otis Skinner in "Kis- met," and Fox News. * Orpheum-Katherine McDonald in "The Notorious Miss Lisle." Goldwyn comedy, "Excess Bag- gage,"' and; Vod-a-vil Movies. THIS WEEK auspices of the Symphonic league, atI ment at the annual conference of the 7 o'cloc...…
…[LI SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1921. Miss Eleanor Sheldon chaperoned the party. Music was furnished by George Roger's orchestra. Naval Lectures Start Tuesday "Radio and Its Applications" will be the subject of the first of the se- ries of 10 lectures given under the auspices of the naval reserve unit. Tuesday evening in the Engineering building. The room and the exact time will be announced Tuesday. IAll officers and men of the naval reserves are urge...…
…4 SUNDAY FEATURE SECTION SUPPLEMENT FEATURES THEATRES music LITERARY kirian hahntt SECTION TWO VOL. XXI. No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1921 PRIC FIVE CENT "Top O, Th' Mornin Emerges Direction From ,e... Chaos Under The Of Shuter Hundred To Travel With Union, Opera CITIES TO BE VISITED ARE NOT /YET DEFINITEIT ANNOUNCED (By M. B. Stahl) When the Union opera special train pulls out. of the Michigan Central...…
…SUNDAY, 2e, SUNDAY, 20, v 1 r ie s P, rd it n n g y d rg n- [1cl to is he tic S S19' su wI W is y4i . .. . k _.. ! ec- C 11 Jni- t lub. M yin her ide 'ace ices ver inj ita all .r 20, ear tent .ck o:- he he :ed [ot >n- er ;ht wo nd ih" for t. E. 1' hon, '23, saxaphone artists of spot- Ight fame, have written the music for he only song not written by Roderick. Weiss also collaborated with Barnes n writing the words for the song, Paris...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY pretation o Palm Sunday, will be the Crt tysubject of Rev. Sidney S. Robins 1t Courteous and satisfactory SUNDAY fI N rtto fPl udy lb h TREATMENT to every custom- the Unitarian church. er, whether the account be large RAt the Congregational church this or mlU UUUlU morning Rev. Lloyd C. Douglas will! The Ain Arbor Savings Bank talk on "The Uncrowned King," and lex lBank Several interesting and petinent at the First Bapti...…
…THE MICHIGAN AIL ....:.,. ,, ,. :.:. ., . . ,: . R . y . . , , FLY " f+. KA' w r.....,.. r...,... OND MEN HOUNDING INTO SHAPE Cornell Ticket INTERAMTERNITY TlACK Out This Week CONTINUES THIS WEEK Tickets for track meet to the Cornell indoor be held in Waterman Prospects Greet OpeningI been the object of much favorableI Practices Offering Promise of Great Team FIELD AND OUTFIELD EQUALLY WELL BALANCED kfter a month of practice i...…
…_.^__. ANN. ARBOR ELECT Lee, and Johinston rit Wi Control of f V th J oL I S dI The lie Ca series )rator. 050t3 A-ND ION BODY to the -Board ine Conl- and throe meiiber;, Firctors of the Mich-I .ell as a reconuenda-" I of Regents as to the f members of the ath- taken up at the meet- versity Senate whicl- slit in the Law build- mlore t. liquid' dumnpc of Penr i tmembers of the Boare id ou tAthletics were renom- a te it Senate. These ...…
… 00 FEET WITH PLA1NE , E I . '[ ! A E _" I ! ' 1 #. , 3 C I i riiTflTfhlf l U rty of Michigan Engineering(pi OEM COOLIT TO clb of Detroil.. He will bcin Cincin- ;Hit 15 71- I ati Thursday, F'riday, and 'Saturday i o f this week wvhere he2 ill confer WL I[OiR TIWI0 WE[KS; with thle proceduire comm ittee of the;, F ederated IAmeric an Eingineerin.g so- Dean Mortimer E2 Cooley will leave cit . udy n!o!a heDa his mxorning for a two weeks tour w...…
… ars a ock a: tomo Mack EIL S dafy "Adam's N Lison, '.011 Dex- G~ive Foreig'n Trade II Contrary to previous notice, collars f for senior gowns will not be sold at" Position To Womam Q one Mack and company's but will1 be onI oM en' sale from 11 to 12 o'clock a;nd from ale . 2 to 4 o'clock today and tomrow - at the league booth in University'hai ne- Senior Caps and gowns will be ready for dlstributionto tday at Mack's - Women interested in G...…
…a - l Vl .! 1. " l *t . L'.L"r * L.. .. , norrting .xcept ryear by theE 'ublications. ru Conference] 'rest is exclusiv for republication ited to it or flo is paper and tl TUHE Moniday Board in Editorial vely en- n of all ot other- he local nation, there is an appalling lack of interest in things economic and po- litical on the campus. The foremc~ t needl of today has been characterized by one great educator as "to get more of the civic an...…
…TIE ICI tVU1.4t -A1V 1tU~e AL L ~vae Arplne o You Kntow WIhy the cngineering cle e {.u, 1h honor 1l1I =system'1? ming tank open to all womnen register-f Simons, while at the Uiniversity with I odet in the gymnasium; and a runniing Abrahai Gornetsky, '19L, wrote the track 310 feet long. The r;Ymnasiumn music for the Union oneras, "All That fJ'loor Is 90 by 80 feet and is equipped GlItters," and "Fools' Paradise." Since wiAith apparatus ...…
…_... ...e.... ..r.... _ -I l L 1VAA. v1 *iL"-a. L![- * L - a i . t """'- .,.... ONDER TRACK TEAM 'i RINGS H-OME TLE,' AFTER GREA-T-M.EE ' I ciation of Detroit at the Hotel Tuller. LIIrutv1N o 10' ' l-is topic will be "The Purchasing Pol- r bo4 (#ardI N ot icy and the Business Cycle". , 'AAVI 'I nii MICHIGA N RECORDS 'y ]RECORD, ,.... . __... DACES NyIN OVER AYRES lie Fiashes First in Six and Places in Eight Out of Ten ell's 'won...…
… TH IS COLUMN ICLOSES AT 3 P.M.4 Hers A Left Handed Pitcher WithA Left Handed 3Career,". They Say Of Twiler Clarence A itchel SORC RIY PLAT SALE FOR IL mum Vii~e. 20c. Three oaly to e tfivnghon. t I The unswick record by Oriole6 TerraXbe chestra. STOFFLET PHONO COPS, tNickeI's Arcade and 110 E. ENT~ COFF'EE 35c. Pierces Cast.h res. 113-20 BUSINES~S OPPORTUITY OFITABL.E VACATION WORK ,N and WOMWEN wanted to sell indexed Bible, just revi...…
…THlE MICHIGAN " D American Rel Worker EmpUyV, Georgian P-i-nces . ._ ,t. _ ! Florence Meyers Five dollars a month is the munifl- cent salary paid to eight blue-blooded Georgian princep by Miss Florence Myers, Hinsdale, Ill., relief worker in the Near East. She's stationed at Ti- flis, Caucasus. II eRAS B~lt 1.ARdtIN 0 VICTORIES OU,VEySCOeSIwrAiD "mo s For Rent or ir By winning both debates Friday night in the Mid-West debating league, Mic...…
…THE WEATHER CLOUDY; :1O TEMPERA- TURE CHANGE it ia aItiI ASSOCIATED)Pit LEACSEI WIRE SE MEMBER WESTERN CON FEI EDITORIAL ASSOC] I- 7-= VOL. XXXIV. No. 126 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1924 PRICE, FIVE Cl EIGHT PAGES 4 . r+ . COOLOSERETINSReviewer F inds Junior PlayRIKDSLTD BNSILMA Melodious,'Winsome!yWilty LEAD; LAFO LIETTE ~~~ii~ny;ae the inspiatZin ftheIT3eattie) sings her loe song: as the'T IV ES...…
…HEM1CHIGAN DAILY TUSAM !BS PrtRFAc TONIGHT LEA VE FOR DEBA TE TODA Y was not sche~duled to start -until March 1, but was 'practically complete by that time. The completion of the work Of laying the stone on the front will ,be (lone as soony as the graniteF steps arrive. Plasterin g hlar Been started by Bry- ant aridl(' in, of Detroit, upon theI og round floor, while tie tile work of { Wokupon the power plant is po- gressing according...…
…20, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' . : t r - ° 5-. FLU Organizes Women In Labor Party at the university there and at the London School of Econoni ics where rshe took' the degree of doctor of science. Read Th-4,. Daily Ca Z .a.d..= ..~,a.a n m , v r,...- - i , . _ t Mhe (YV fMeiji unmversity, situated in the heart of Tokyo, suffered heaviest of' Rall the colleges and universities af- fected by the earthquake in Septemn- ber. Their li...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY that the people are in too m uch of a. I ICI ptU Ut I harry. They have already been prom- ised independence as soon as they are OFFICIAL, tEWSVAPEUi OF THE fitted for it* and for' a long time politi- IVEl{SITY OF MICIGUAN cal control has been swinging gradual- Published every morn1inig except jMornday lY into their hands. Let the leaders of during the Uni versity year by thei Board in the Filipino people devote more of C...…
…} THE MICHIGANDAILY ______ f Ny. p+w..w+. +r.X.""n +n+rfiawWn'," T,." KP1 a.na.>«: w. 1JUOSE SEE~S PERIL'. IN TOO MANY LAWS'' Deport Slcvcnson ~Ie. (.. oIloi'k o !:1i;i~ais I ederiil (Courti 1eccrits Lot ; of Pcir~olta A N, V A fI 1, ahRI ciurtailmnent of th;e rights of indliviu- I. -1 -imr'1, -to 11wich-it wouldt J* re ouo ,i lIful.,cit ens qj~gi s;~ cronsiderrationi, it was stated her(e by Federald Judge J .C. Pollock, of IKan- .as ...…
…:r Y E 1 ..... And S haffer 'Will Meet 'in Biiard Match At Union Tomdorrow; TY i d1NS1DFSFISHER IS FORCED Allsi derwho are lintfeet- edi enis:oU ee t it 7:30 I s Ur lL:u f l , zJk ri lc in i chigan T __ CHANE PLAN i'iI V 'uerta 1111 AtL'EhrlOl 'ich.o~I~inn o Cijiee Corner NMeet on,',rh2 The squad is also eginning to look forward to the outdor season. Fol-f lowing the Cornell meet on March 29 the team will have' a rest until ptil! 19 when...…
… university MVen lieve "Trip Round World" Will: Be Success' DAILY''CLASSIFIED RATES! Charged at the rate etf 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, 1Ilc per reading line 'for three or more insertions. White space 'charged for at same rates. Classifieds charged only to those having phones. Ask about o,%ntracts for classified advertising.. 10c per reading line for one or 'two insertions, 9c per reading line for three or more insertions...…
…THE MICHIGAN RAIL "t THE ICHIAN DILYTHURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1924 I -.-.v ED UCA TORS HIOOR TODA Y HONEST INJ UN We've dealt in and 'repaired typewriters for a good many years, and we mean it when we say that this new portable is the best " thing that we have ever seen. I ' ' typ w i ftr s upplies R epairing ) R ea'd The LDaily "C L ,.sifie"Columns :-: CollegeG ocr :: 1= - 516 E.- Williams_ ... OPEN SUNDAYS.I an'd EVENINGS .What you Wan~t, '...…
…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE Itp ~Iaiiw MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 127 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS VARSITY DEBATERS Meet Badger Debaters Here TAPPINGACKR FROM TRIP TO 00COSOFR COAST CITIES (g | FACE BATTLE FORiCAT IIE PROMPT RELIEF TO Having addressed more than 1,500 graduates (1 tl'e University in 32 cities, T. Hawley Tapping, 'lL, field __- 1tiICHIGAN, WISCONSIN, AND...…
…T)b A tfli MUTA 7 PAGE_ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ __ _ __TWO_ _ _ __ _ _ THE MICH-IGAN DAILYr ? ZIDAY, MARCCH 20, 1925 11I 1HAVE YO WHERE TO DINES Goods TRIED OUR ~1 ~ that please -~Always the Best FRS t at The Best Meals Served HEFRED HBERUL E,, t-206-12 East Huron St.t - DEPARTM ENT TUTTLE'ST LUNCH ROOM FrshPASTYS% 33 Maynd is Salt ane; sS Smoed e o'~ hae anynew 09 Pakard Phone 816 -u s j novelties in F rench Pastry rrr Ila Joist Phone I Rewarded....…
…FRIDAY, MARCh 20, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?ACF tiR1~E RELIGIOUS GROUPS r~t mat airuainnnnnn in Sinclair Smiles At Court. Ii J News From Other Colleges EUROPE an F LRII 11 LIV ~flUbflRIVI Elnleati4nal Boards ill This tounfry REPRESENT 12 GHURGHFS ii .ports on student work by repre- ~ sentatives frOm 12 different churchcs in Ann Arbor an(l also from the Stu- dent Christian association, the Young Women's Christian Association, and ...…
…THE .MICIGAN DAILY_____ FRIDAY. MARCH 20, 1925 A! l Il p ll trl i tc tti 1 I 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 is exclusively en- 1 titled to the use for republieatioii of all news dispatchecs credited to it or. not other wise credited in this paper and the local news pub- liebed ther...…
…'._'... THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE MVl H Ml1 PAGE Fly IM & M R *1 'MUSIC FEDERATION ENDS CONYENTION FOUR D)AY SESION BRUN(4S CLOS TO WO 1iEN'S G ATHIIERING STATE WOMEN SPEAK S Approximately 125 delegates were present at the Michigan Federation of ,I\usic cl ubs convention heil Monday. ~Tuesda y, Wednesday, and Thursday ini :.nn Arbor. The first day of the convention was given over to junior work, at which ,menmbers from strte Junior cl...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY R IDAY, MARCH 20, 1925 _ -._. : --- OO ." III . .+..rw. ~ dui rrrir n' 'rn. ~ «.... LEAD SWIMERS Star ashnan (hosen C'aptain of12 'ank ieant At Animal Banquet ANNOUNCE AWARDS Jack Gow, veteran dashman of the swimming team for the last two sea- sons, was elected captain of the 1926 natators at the banquet lmeid laist night at the Union. Crow has been a constant place win- ner in the 40 and 100 yard free s...…
…PRID AY, MAROTI 20, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACT: S1.VPN LA SFECOLUMN THW KOEH{LER ADISES AT 3P.M. ADVERTISING ATL3PM. IFORET rpnglAlru To Debate Illinois Tonight 1 x i Compare Guibransen Music With Anything Else You Hear RE:ADERS A"lTE''N .'O-N--rhis advertising' is for your benefit, and you a l%; urge"A to tile advantatge of these columns. Jimmie will be glad to help ycou find yoimr lost articles, to help youx sell or buy thrn this...…
…PAGE MORT THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE IQTFRItDAY, MARCH 20, V)25 DAILY 0OFFICIAL BULLETIN' Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice tv all members of the University. Copy received by thle Assistant to the President until 9:30 p. m. (11:39 a. m. Saturdayh Volume 6 FRIDIAY, 3AIW'II 1.0, 1925 lumber 127 University Health Servie: I will not be in my office on Friday, March 20th, iflaa.rgaret Bell. Notice to-till Members of the Universit...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr itiv ~a MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 128 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS WLL RECOMMEND PUBLIC HEARINGS ON PROHIBITION WALSH WILL CONTINUE FIGHT ThOUGh PLAN CARRIES OVER PROTEST 'WETS' ACQUIESCE Drys Agree To Hearing Rut Say They Will Fight Any Move Towards Modification Or Repeal (By Associated Press)' WASHINGTON, March 19.--Open congressional hear...…
…PACE TWO THE MICHIG~AN DfAILY a...-a .ai sa-tea a.rr->aa-. a .. IA l! l (I 1 I I i I I l L V I I C L/ l i 1 V u V R r TELLS WEAK PON Line Crews Race DOIKITTo Save Farmer S1 TEi li,-Wi AL KEE, Mar chi19. - Double~ E crewVvs*ot linemen racedl vwith "death Elasnigh erecting a high power line Pi'roi. Cooley Thinks 3lostS#tlai ;oeahlfme of frozen countrysidelothescromfLuiF.Rd, Honest In Examinations En 113, Thiensville, Wis., farmer, to pro- Wi...…
…1 REQR AlARC 11 2(, 1 f)26 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRL~Nf COMPLETES r ON AMAZON 1,J#Oinl T,"~r:,ve4led TO i)I oi A riiesicnt k= Ili 1923 To Invetig to Rubber lProd1ucti onI itBrazil ST7UDIED IN FAR EAST Having t nishecd the final report to the United States department of agri- culture of his expedition to South America in 1923-1924, Pro&. Carl 1). LaRue of the botany department is r now engaged in studying the genetics of fungi collect...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY aHFaMT a vTaN DAvT! Vr . 1 4+ 3.41! 3"1 1 ! 1Ti L'1141,/11 L V Sit 'W V Published every morning except Mbnday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conterence Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- Wtild to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub...…
…~SAT1TRDAY, MAflCII 20, i9~G THE MICHIGAN DAILY - ~ ,nnm'~.-minanna ~ -. I'' V4 : . "' r . ^, : r:r . , 1., "7A 'JUNr VVOMEXA SERL UMNA GAINS AL IRECOGNITION I -- AT1 p LPI pE FPA.CHOSEN FIELD "Becky Behave," the 22nd annual 11T 1iversity of 1i digan S nHn- Dr. Cha:s W. Gilkey, who spoke Junior uirs' play, which willt ('pU htre a[ a, recent Iniversity service ± 1 V 'Yr4 4 I; II A 1 4;~7:, I , ., .4r 1 ; 5 ; 'i t { 7 next Tuesda...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAIL.Y r: SATURDAY. MARCH 20. 106) ..,n:.FI Cawvt.AN' D w.a i Y 'TTTPh&.. TCTT . c. 1: 11.U. 1 x f l :tl \ L1 V 1 rl) [arrinawc -- f ze-I 00, 0- 0 " A le-- IZ r ft 1,11,11 C) d HOLDHHSCODOL TRACK MEET TODAY (Continued from Page One)f All the times that were made by the winners in last year's meet, which was the first of its kind ever to be held in Michigan, are consid- ered as records, and although ma...…
… SATURDAY, MARCH 20; 19261 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .11 ..«... ~POOL CHAMPION TO'DRUGS PLAY MATCH TODAY, The winners and runners-up of the recent all-campus pool and billiard tournaments will oppose Ralph Green- leaf, greatest pocket-billiard player of all time, in a series of exhibition matches this afternoon and tonight! at the Union. In the afternoon contests Fifield ''27, and Levy, '28j, will play the ex- pert in straight pool and three c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCh 20, 122 = limpa" BULLET IN G(radualo English Club: The Graduate English Club will meet at 8:00 o'clock Monday evening, March 22, in Room 302, Michigan Union. Professor O. J. Campbell will read a paper on "Shakespegre's Later Transformation of Italian Comedy." l. V. Kreider. ;eet Wisconsin In League Debate Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 L itgu ~~ai1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 123 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARfOR MICHIGAN. SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS CHINESE CONVENTION' FAVORS WITHDRAWAL OF AMERICAN TROOPSi ORIENTAL STUDENTS OF STATE FINISh! TWO DAY MEETING HELD HERE BANQUETIS GIVEN Delegates Adopt Resolutions Proposing To Recognize Nationalists And To Make Equality Treaty Crowds Present Problem At Trial of Libel Suit Again...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDA, IaIIWII20, 1927 --~3TO II IHIA AL Fayer Declares 4Students Sympathetic HAYIfN SEAKi'Wh ill hpnbli:,hd i^ At" yBI ' ; T LUNCHEON OF ltuc(Iteenr1rledCl1 NIIESR AtIE~ With R.upert Hughe~s'Stand COn Idolatry H C G O N I n> oil f ciicni oL gg ELB PE 30M "rs~ Jt dn W Quh, )0k,'Tleiin)('.>2C a l.tOL1 * * the 1 inlle problnmdE f ly in Sym 1pathy ith the V IwS of rl-4 Hoeer, Ctol~nieS.d lrnifecSSO1withs refeeceto...…
