…r -E WEATHER ETTLED; PROBABLY COLDER TODAY L s it4b xii Section One XXXIV. No. 86 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1924 TWENTY PAGES PRICE, FIVE . . . . I EXIlCNS GRANTED 9HT OF PASSAGE U S. TERITORY EGON'S TROOPS TO CROSS ARIZONA, NEW MEXICO AND TEXAS} ERICAN WAR VESSELSs DERED TO VER A CRUZ TheWeek's News In Brief The following column is a sum- mary of the news of the world during the past week. An a...…
…sirign#aI 4 4r SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SU NDAY, ~ JANUAY 20 l9+2 T h ''r at ne'tt gtue jettis prea d'ane at I liter iii ixtlt' apx~ ista rsh bectti ilarious, Laughing T n L ia y trteise ltve' tmore inaee laou shais uit ,inuiiiAsate ellerfialls at intervals, I kneiw that y l ii d n ca.. -re an ca tue 'ind fron eeil t ", ''t ize'in t ifii tice would mtigiate a antr et'sti hayt *i")t't t ah event consideredt the utot ~IifA n drcr ti-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JA PLAN TO GIVE 481 SUMMER Dean Kraus Says That Tendency Is Toward Attending Extra Sessionis WIlL STRESS PUBLI CIIEAITiI INSTRIWCTION BY AiTHORITIES Four hundred and ninety-one reg- ular courses, excluding those special courses in public health instruction, will be given in the Summer session of 1924, it was announced yesterday by Dean Edward H. Kraus of the summer session. 'This is an increase of about 30 course...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY T'N DAY. JANUARY 2t . lq 24- course, A is ntotC1t ala ys. par t t ':in'.i Ttho.tF'itt e to dy4, D( llV t iit esat 7a?9 i't'''ytlfet'tii4t 21t forti:jIt t5 titti. it v ' at 1t 11t : f j r 2 1....-1L2 t i; to .t } I' ti:? it'c13; ii { _ ' .t, an-th \e\.ROBERT TL R-O' RB N HENDERSON .7 iNt".CYl 4 !- critits it i YUl cisg itis. ar,"ittod t: ltart:: ,)nt, .. tt 1 litt I o Z it iiii 'tn tii ookIIItheninteat. .nIi tn...…
…_Y 20, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY f9c l n'Pinchot's Wife's VAGUE SEuRES a "Bwetter Man" On 3990 A~!!!!. StumHSy 100MEMBERSHIS -- " ollenl Collect _lMore Than $700 From First Payments on Sub- J scriptions, CHAIRMAN TO COMPILE CHART RELATIVE RATING OF HOUSES) More than 200 memberships wer secured for the University of Michi gan Leaue in the campaign of tha organization which closed on Frida3 of last week and approximately $70 was collected on fi...…
…SUNDAY, JAM'.A iY 20, 1924 THE MICHIGANFDAII 'Y rarer morns. "Di Waheheit ist vonhanden ts,-r den :a revoltionarys' tatrting Molst oastd L itle Weisen, th.e capacity to live." t ~ $ en1 I Din Schonheit for eio futitend Herzo -tErnet e,"tfco e .'~~~ As7.''i l .L C Sie beide gehonren fur cinander."t j (Wisom s fr te 'se;"Indeed, it would be more fonda- (Wisom i forthe ise;mentally accurate to say that a char- Beauty is for a feeting heart, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .__- the Taos colony now on exhibition in! Alumni Memorial hall. The collection -~ of oils depicting mountain and ocean [ci 1 NEWSA1EL OF TILE scenes, Indian subjects, and several' f TC I2 N striking portraits establishes a dis- tinctive type of work for this colony liahed e r, t ning except Monday I of western artists, quite different from g : t1 ..;t year by the Board in ol of S tet Publications. that of the Russian ...…
…PAEzOUR THE MICHIGAN DAi. SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1924 the oet boed had."Ifno one pletely insane. Will no one believe D inner else wants it, may I have that ether me? I am ad! I say, I am, I am, j Tie philosopher continued to stare * . * A ur atv S tieat lbe center-piece with absent- Now they will, they must believe DOLLY SANDERS i ied eyes, me. When George Winston called --- just now I shrieked at him that I I sat eat(dinner with a philosopher po...…
…T L MiCI 5UGAN DAILY .. . ,. ...Y..W,.,...., 1. Jit people o see Norma Ta/mna dge in Y.. kIf f r4!Loo' -Z4 r \ :..a. h :11 , o f: ......... M '}ih {:} t:} tn . * . :,t , y... . u..00,V0VM 0,000V hea /' rts would .. .s.s : "..' . , ,~5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ..."L1 YL 4':.. . . . ..}: :., 4\ ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t. . . \ . . . . :x ' * * ~ "'.....…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVI Review ofteMagazines The Vt to e eview for January hears DOROTi-lY TYLER hufiished (trawing by Seurat. "Le its usual phalanx of well-known ;Cirqe." Roger Fry's "Sp'anish Scene' names en the cover. That over- lted repi esentatives to its non-pouit-, the latter the cutt which sem to ;accomspanies his essay on "Salansan- worked encomium "significant" is ap- jicol work, I make of the artist a...…
…#11E MTCHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, own .,.."""'a ,..,.,........ .. . ... Q 11 -, , . - .. . k ;'. 4 II TI zri4 )hl eri e le 1 ~r et he )ng pl se ; Is V he , th ens oe(g it o suc thz scot [ger ,hig of ss, tng ne sto] ,ea bo Nty' 'he hei tens f r d od. det thi af Ba sin tab I t( un od K 1a con )ug. the thei he 'eg w played their opponents throughout Zeta Psi vs. Sigma Nu, Phi Sigma Del- on them the first time he stepped the game. ta vs. ...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY .9o, 1,924 ----- ±lated there can be no education wor- it necessary to administer to tine Uni- " thy of the name. These principles; versity of today sucth rehuke and ad- O O K S 4II W ri e rs are being forgotten in the compli= ;monition as tay in my poawer through Gated inotitutionat machinery of to-: the withdrawat of thin biography _______________________________________________________ ;day. There...…
…THE MICHIGAN DFAILY fbe [ autcru sbop TYPE~WRITER REP.AIRIX( ISCELLANEOUJS I SI IE Tod~ ICOLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P4M. A DVIERTI SING LOST TRAVELING bag by Fred ner, 509 Division, name on Reward, phone 371. A~PPA Alpha fraternity pin. engraved oan back. Phone J-HOP ticket number 497. Please call 467-J. Rewardl. A SILVER wrist watch with silver'l links. 'Finder please call 2166-1V. FRIDAY afternoon between 4 and 6. Browvn handbag contai...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA. CF SEN'r-N i t a I s j i f I ,! I 2. NoSsoin ns injuY toyourclotes. Cn - er' s apha oes he# ork .An Caeu. teto ?. The bibliography is a bit The only means of realizing a dlance thinl.which would be weholly American is .i establish a dance-laboratory where I!tchoregraphies mayire vWorked eut Cfrosiderert from the clase rad! to their highest possible artistic at- inst'sbuttion side, the bo...…
…THE MICHIIGAN DAILY ...., ----T DAILY OFCAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received br tl% Asitant tc the 1?esdept until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturr'av.' Voiumie 4 SUNIIAY, JANUA RY 20, 19241 Nunthmer SO 0 The Deans: There wii be a conference of thO Deans, Wednesday, January 23, at 10 in., in the President's office. X. L. Burton. nilversit~y lecture: Professor Raym...…
…Pditi- EIGHT THE MIC141GAN DAILY SUNDAY, JAINUARY 24, 1924 PA ieumTEMCIAiAL SNAJNAY2,12 Mid-Winter Days Brings Desires for New Costumes That J irt-Blous Combiln ti)ns Fulfill A. the first .emes:e resches "fina urls" a U~-wne L i iht, sunny days tha~ t & o spr og. the Comege Gil1 yearns for ocw crrstumes; yet winter attiro may not be rrntirely discarded fo: several wxeeks. Dame Fashion has provided something new for these particular weeks, ...…
… Section Two tY .Ae 4 4 D aiIl Section Two i VOL. XXXIV. No. 86 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1924 PRICE, FIVE CEN REVIEWERS SHOWER~ New York Papers Adndre "Sparkling Show" and "Dazzling Fashion Revue" CRITICS RATE PRODUCTION AMONG BEST PLAYS OF YEAR ."Cotton Stockings," the eighteenthz annual Union opera, swung through the east and middle west and estab- lished itself as "the greatest college opera ever produced,"...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, - - TZ 1 NOED TRONOMR DIES FAKE MEDICAL DIPLOMA EXPOSE MAY GAIN HIM COVETED PRIZE, I St. Louis, Mo., Jan. 20.--When Harry Thompson Brundidge, reporter on the St. Louis Star, exposed the na- tional ring dealing in fraudulent med-. t r f 4 StanfV 4 Canain 'Obsevatonry and Royal Astronomical ical diplomas he achieved the crown- Society ing feat of an adventurous journalis- tic career...…
…JANUARY 20, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ICE MEN SUBSCRIBERub-a-dub-dub, T1 :RALY TO MMOL Rocket Will Tr Washington, D. C., Jan. 20.-From little groups of coast guardsmen liv- lng In isolated stations to sun-tanned cavalrymen of the Rio Grande, and from the jaunty blue-jackets of the fighting fleet come contributions to the Harding Memorial Fund.s "At the Marine barracks, ParrisI Island, S. C., 366 men gave $3111.48," - stated Captain Unmacht...…
…a ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANU ATTHE THEA TER his best to induce the husband to be ATT E T Esomething better than a good-for- nothing, and to the brilliant actress (Continued from Page One) !he presents the opportunity for her out. This nicture is a comedy with to succeed in her films. a guaranteed laugh in every foot of The added attractions include All film. St. John in "Slow and Sure," and a Grantland Rice Sportlight, "Wild and W...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1924 Une nuit que j'etais pres d'une af- Yesterday, with the hypothesis that wards he became hilarious, laughing T h ry reuse juive, more inense labour might emancipate cheerfully at intervals. I knew that Comme au long d'un cadavre un ca- the mind from evil thoughts, I began a confidence would mitigate my davre etendu- an 'essay which would require much agony. I even considered the most...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1924 and the- -;' ROBERT BARTRON HENDERSON JANUARY 24 1924 carry him to even greater heights. In I have often wondered if Eugene a way, it is almost impossible to ex O'Neil's plays and particularly his plain what I mean, so intangible and first play, "Beyond the Horizon," were unexpected is this element, but per- really as hopelessly depressing as his Laps the best description lies in the cri...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PATE THREE THE MICHIGAN DAILY lAGE THREE "Dli Waheheit ist v onhanden fur den! a revolutionary starting point and L tl esn tecpct olv. Wi hnh u esen fulen HeCpittole.L lerzI }Asii n'rtiu Di Scobiiu m fbedHr -Ernest Renan, "Life of Jesus." Sie beide gebonren tur einander." ____ (Widomis or he ise ~ .. ~,- Indeed, it would be snore funds- I r s Beauty is for a feeling hesrt, acter is a symbol an...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAsL £cSUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1924 the poets bowed head. "If no one petely insane. Will no one believe D inner else wants it,-may I have that other me? I am mad! Isay, I am, I am, cake?" she asked. I- / PS t atThe philosopher continued to stare A Purgative atire 'at the center-piece with bsen Now they will, they must believe DOLLY SANDERS ) minded eyes, j me. When George Winston called just now I shrieked at him that I I sa...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIB r Review of the Magazines The Yale Review for January bears DOROTHY TYLER finished drawing by Seurat, "Le its usual phalanx of well-known Cirque." Roger Fry's "Spanish Scene" names on the cover. That over- ited representatives to its non-polit-, the latter the cult which seems to accompanies his essay on "Salaman- worked encomium "significant" is ap- ital work. make of the artist a deity ...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1924 lated there can be no education wor- it necessary to administer to the Uni- I thy of the name. These principles versity of today such rebuke and ad- B o o k s a n d W r te rs are being forgotten in the compli-monition as lay in ny:power through cated institutional machinery of to- the withdrawal of this biography day There is grave need that we from the University Press on the eve should ...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE SFVENM SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SICY~N t t i f i f; d i i t a a S P. r Fabrics as clean as new. Lin- ings spotless. The most rod- ern equipment in the world makes it possible. 2. No Gasoline Used So no stickiness, no smell, no injury to your clothes. Clean- er s Naptha does the work. 3. Careful Attention Personal attention to your clothes throughout the pro- ces...…
…PALS E~IGHIT S' N DAY, JANUARY 20, 1924 T1---IE MICHIGAN DAILY TH, IHGA.AL .N4 AURY2,12 . - "iI ' a' f * p0 .' 1 :, Q . " . , , , t ,.1. . w r J r ' _. v 5,, .. C. .i: f tt}L t 5j fr " { I {I !'. . Y 1 jf S . M. . f v ' ' 1 i j. , i % i' } f '}; i . . S1 1 t ~ ... ' " ' - - ,_.. . -. ... Mid-Winter Days Brings Desires for New Costumes That Skirt-Blouse Combinations Fulfill As the first semces-er reaches "finals' and mid-winter brings bri...…
…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 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...…
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…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, '...…
…1I10 z. ApA pt_____ 'V a wj " li LJA L I IE.DITORIALA TV. No. 170 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 20, lI924 EIGHT PAGES _ .. ROlvS BONUS VER PRESIDENT E ICi.1 1OVOJTES [)RE THAN NEEDED MAJORITY 3 FUTILE EFFORT SUSTAIN HIS VETO, For Delay In Voting On Bill Refused By Cries, Of Vote! Vote! gton, May 19.-(By AP)- diers bonus bill finally has w. The measure, which has object of a fight between and two successive pres...…
… Task . ... un... . u.. .... DATE SET BY HA1L weial Matriculation Day Expected To Relieve Office Strain of Treasurer FEJUD ONLY TO STUDENTS NOW A T ITEND ING UNIVERSITY 1n order to accommodate students io wish to register at the first op-' rtunity next fall so that they may t their athletic coupon books and nd in applications for games as soon possible, Registrar Arthur G. Hall, sterday announced Monday, Sept next fall as a special pre-regist...…
… I ii MIll ORDERS ACCEPTED She Wrote First Play A t Fourteen FOR SENIORSGIRLS' PLAY P yA Mail orders for the annual Senior, Girls' play, "If I Were King," by Jus-j tin McCarthy, which is to he presented, at the Whitney theater on Friday, June 13, as part of the Commencement weekm program, will be accepted from now until June 12 and filled in the order' in which they are received, according to Dorothy Greenwald, business mtan- ager of the pl...…
… WSPAPER OF THE CY OF MICIIIGAkN morning except Monday ity year by the Board in P'ublications. a 1 nbers of Western Conference Editorial iation., Associated Press is e: csively eni- to thie use, for republication o; all news ies credited to it or not otherwise: ed in this paper and the local news pub- therein. ered at t1 a postoffice at Ann Arbor, igan, as second class matter, Special rate stagel granted by Third Assistant Post- r Geheral. s...…
…rmt fny's Responsibilty For War, a political defeat. In the Bosnian with a weorld in which .rirAI nat~ond crisis this had bee:n luckily av:oided.,! hairl vaater empires than herself, c,, was (ho case also at The Loudon ' Geri'any resolved to assert her~ef CoII.:ereClc(. A fresh iiinution n5 boldly as possible at each inter- of' our vr-,ti je-wasg not enii rahile znationol cr sis. . nd as a result we ;.«.: To The Editt:- ! WE MUST i'i'IFF]r...…
…11 L J o r ii uuga ,l ! ON . ~I U ___ _ TARSITY NET TEAM BEATS PENN STRIATE[ tain Slows Up Contests As Net Squad Wins All Doubles And Six Of Eight Singles' ARICH DEFEATS PRICE IN LOVE SETS; BRICK WINS ALSO Michigan's Varsity tennis squad con- nued on its winning streak by romp- ig off with, a win over the the Penn tate aggregation yesterday afternoon t the Ferry field courts, winning six ingles out of eight and taking all iree of ...…
