…ESTABLISHED 1890 4v Ar 4Jjtr t, Ap MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS TitT TT- 40 V -V A&&V 1. MN. 89 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICH. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20. 1926 Emwr T PAGS PP Vw rV PTma r a 11'TflTT'P PAflP~ i 4 nfl tf1IJ 17 FIVErlU.7mT 5 Fm R AS. AA .A r 1 t .UbAL GONGRES5 Elg 6E NOUNCES PLANS; fl METN HE MORE THAN 20 DEMONSTRATIONS AND CLINICS WILL BE - GIVEN AT SESSION LITTLE WILL SPEAK Approximately 1,500 Physicians Are Expected To...…
…I ESTABLISHED 1890 <Y Sir ian ~Iai lg MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 20 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS SORBONNE PROFESSOR STUDY OF MAN'S MIND SAYS PRIMITIVE COLLECTIVE MIND DIFFERS FROM CIVILIZED INTRODUCED BY VIBBERT Levy-Bruhl States That Study Has Been Enlarged By Increased Scope of New Angle Prof. Lucien Levy-Bruhl, professor of the history of modern philos...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 r frir tti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 47 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS I ,CKERSHAM SCORES ATTITUDE0OF SENATE OCOURT ADHERENCE FORMER ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS UNITED STATES LACKS COOPERATION TRACES DEVELOPMENTS Explains Steps Leading To Present' Situation Between America And World Court Allowing the World court project to fail because of lack of effor...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 '('lapap 114 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS . VOL. XXXVI. No. 104 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRAURY 20, 1926, EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS .I:' s am m m amma w !-. - - _ __ _ -- - - 1 SEN GON TAX RE41 A TN ESRE D U C T I O N! ;H DECISIONI CANCEL COV OCATION FOR WVASHI~ITONS BIRTHDAY Word was received yesterday by President Clarence Cook Lit- tie, to the effect that Robert A. Falconer, president of the ...…
… 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...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 - 'd 41P -A xqmpqmr NL = fiRtr towwn Ut MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 146 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 192G. EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS I RIFUSES BIDDEBATERS HEREC IN TESTIMONIAL TO COUH MEE TNG i'Tet=oias=mun=g o 1,55 TO gUHIEEII~G~and medals valued at $5,875 have been given to debaters and orators who have represented Michigan in inter- collegiate contest since the University KEL...…
…ESTABLISHED J 89Q 1' 4br ALdhw ~aiI~ MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL: XXXVI. No. 172 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ..... , - - . ...:. LITTLE GIES TALK 1tENTG1a AY SOCIETY MAKES TUJJ J ~{AS PART OF DE2 IT4AHERING 200,,'( PRESENT txperiments and Demonstration of Intention Given by Local Faculty Members That tremendous advances in the science of the intapgible ray have been1 Made...…
…ESTABLISHED 1922 Iir # u mmtr MitA6 :41Iai1li ASSOCIATED PRESS SERVICE -4 VU Ny. AVII. N- h3ANABRMCI USAY UY2,12 VOL. XVII. No 2M ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1926 P'P TO' ? 'Wr t7w rrt t rmr, rI. :i Id F1 VE CENTS i-- -- ENGLISH CENSURE US. ATTITUDE ON DEBT SETTLEMENT i i Moliere's Famous Burlesque Will Be Presented Tonight LUMSDEN TALKS ON rDInrRuininnv ii I HOUSE OF COT".IONS ALSO CHURCHILL'S RECENT NEGOTIATIO...…
…I TWO 1"N TT -IFr:NUH ,MC-.N 'fDAILY " v 4X-7['46 Vl ,11 1s.1 -.A-IL - ait . * . A I . ./ N i'A.JAJ> 4 IU.., TO LECTURE HERE, Dr. F. C. WHoods Will Speak Under The~ Auspices Of Galens, Honorary Junior .Medical Fraternity DIREC'TOR AT COLUMBIA COLUMBIA'S FAMOUS SCIENTIST WAS ONCE POOR IMMIGRANT LAD IMONROE.--Fire believed .to have been caused by defective wiring, dam- aged the Reaper theater to the amount of $2,000 recently. F, List...…
…PAGE TWO i THE WMICiHIGAN DAILY t EDNESDAY, OC;'i'tJBER 20, 1926 ' r avaa a aava-ia a..'t-aai.a Y i::d#..711L1 1 y V 4 1 V L a 1 4 Y 1 ' SCHERMERN OIVES" Talk On History Of Esperanto Given By JAL(ONcRIDE Aocianlaer .....,-.r. ,. . ,.. Plane Which Made North Pole Flight On Tour Of Country sIng I X t i i 'Osteopathy Dim. IE aT HA-BEER, :3viS IAiNARD ST. PHONE 5669 IliI. IIw'r HAREIIR, .328 MAYNARD ST. PhONE 5669 E.pc unto will (drop)...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, f1922 UTREH DDPOE[QSOD OCLLEGES OLIMIT 11111 i. f1 onav ununaii1 BY NEW SEEI( olls of this university should be WOMEuN ,vTheo unioni is the debatinig society of students, of which many of England's RULINGS" lea ding men havei beena pres itents. I RUSSI.~AN AUTHOR 3p1 morrow. Mr. Hindus, a native of *~-rJ,8GIVE TJLI(Russia, is known <asia? authority on WILL LL ALIK conditions in that, countrLiy....…
…P Ant TWO 1 THE MICHIGAN - DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRAI PA WO"TH ICIANDIL ATR,. EBA Ex-Kaiser As He Looks Today 17 _ _ _ - .. .- J I I I ,A: p K ,T ° U' I w A~x Srie',That Attracts and Pleases TUTTL'E'S LUNCH ROOM 338 Maynard ,{ The Staff of Life! Why accept mediocre quality for such an essential staple as BREAD? Our special RAISIN BREAD, made every Wednesday from Sun Maid raisins, will please you. CITY PASTRY SHOP' A -i ...…
…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...…
…VA F 'TWO TIlE MTIHIGTAN DAILY A Xl OFFERS FACULTYJAE[MIE ATTENDMEENGS'! 'DeannCooley Is Present At Convention Of Engineers Held In ew YYek Durinig Vacation HIGBIE ALSO IN EAST Trips to eastern cities as well asI throughout the Middle West were tak- en by faculty members of the Colleges of Engineering and Architecture dur- ing the spring recess. Dean Mortimer E. Cooley attendi-dj a meeting of the Society for the Pro- motion of Engineering ...…
… PAGE TWO THEIF MTCH-TC AM fDATL Y muTTP O- l V XT A V 20. l),, a. I gow ti -Ll1 .1 S1 SA 1 \ LA *AS 1 'j' LTIUL'Gr'7'DAY, MAX LV, 1: v, r ,, F._.. - e u w For Y"Ul Secodan I I 11 i v iIt'll 11111111111111111111111111111111111111 IliII 11!!1lIi1111!l1i1111n11di11l11111d111d111 Illldl -S TPhe year is nearly over and you will have no further use for your old books (I, Why not turn them. into cash.? ,,; t rm a i , ", p,:, j:...…
…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER MJIIMGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1926 z I. OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION Published every morning except Monday during the University Summer Session by; the Board in Control of Student Publica- tions. 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 here...…
…~14E ~MIcHIOAN DAILY POOR A US TR IA N BARON REFUSES Gives Books To careful collection on present day '~ '1'DVA~TTDJ~'V' problems, most of them having been TO PART WITH ART Texas LTniversity published between 1916 and 1924, Mrs. AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 19.-One of Fl INT.-Police have been unable the most valuable gifts made to the University of Texas rmrary in recent to find any trace of a lone bandit who years ~s the private library of more yeste...…
…I NVED.N2iSI)AY, OCTO"i'k. 20, 192(3 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE FOflSTRY CLUB WILL EAR TALK BY IVORY SCHURMAN CALLS FAT WHITE HOUSE Expect Forested to i)Fwuss uses Wool1 to Replace S ubstituites 2Flooding Markets of ENGINE3ERS INTERESTED rW.: Mr i% P .Ivory, representing the allied uier interests of the country, is to (t liver a talk before the members of th Forestry club tonight in room 214 N4tural Science at 7 :30 p. in., on 'th...…
…SATURDAY, NOVEJ3FM1 20, '~THE MICHIGAN DAILYPAETRI WAGE THRES Phiadephi B bliphie Iec rrinen s siderable f. rca, othe vicwi that the 't'ha: the accumulated interest on any Phildelp ia B bliphil Rec rn e ds greater things o life, and the most other form of investment. Boo -C lle tig A E ucaio al lo by lasting contributions to civilization, As a successful business man, have been made by the collectors o whose schooling stopped when he was boo...…
…SATti-RIW1 , I J'PRAUR:Y 20, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .pACt TTTPVR .i olj , I , x t li fer a r y T o i n c lu d e I x t e n s i v e V i si t s TFo Entgundl, Italy, Germanmy And 4rienta ICountries AR RANGE RECEPTIONS Det iled announcement concerning those features of the college tour around the world which are not close- ly connected with the educational plans, has been made by the Univer- sity Travel association, the organiza- tion sponsor...…
…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...…
…TUL',ISDAY, APRIL 20, 9f26. THE MICHIGAN DAILY :I Creek on the first day, Monday, April itrn~n ceived today at the recorder's office, COSMOPOLITAN GROUP VIITS IN 1IVE CITIES industrial Plants And Educational, Institu~tions4 Are Inspected Industrial plant~s and educational Institutions in five Michigan cities were visited by 12 members of the Cosmopolif'an club on their annual spring tour of the 'state. The group, under the direction of Ca...…
…/ ITIUI$ZT4Y, IMAY 2,12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEIC TMM _ _ Stdent Globe Tratters Will Meet Today; Final Plans Are Completed! ichigans delegation of 12, who bee nocd nd if)f( l1~l viw of tis, IN sail next tall on the student di dflgemlv~ls havebe e giCflfoiat! word craise aboard the S. S. Univer- itgornetanlnirilyof- iasof the 85 countries which will boo~ ctand any other men who are in- visited. Dr. C. C. Wang, minister of I Frsted in thi...…
…TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1926 THE SUIMMER MICHIUAN DAILY PAGE THREE __ - -_ __-' _ a.wvav aaaatirJaJ ._ _ _ 1 r A Supplementary Directory List Wisconsin Launches Vigorous Drive On Student Cheating, t ommww I Following is a telephone numbers list containing the names, addresses, home towns and of all those students who enrolled in the University of MUSIC For All Occasions PINS0 MICHIGAN IN IFOUNTAIN PE NS ALARM CLOCKSk Michigan Summer ses...…
…- IT__y WBDNESDAY,' JANU Published every morning except Menday during the University year by th Board in Control ef Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association, The Associated Press is exclusively en- itlcd to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise ecrdited irn this paper and the local news pubY fished therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second c...…
…F'AGS FOUL THE MTC HTC.AN DATi .Y' WET}Nr.lgT)AV. flr..Tnnr.R,,P6- 14%00 A A *I". JVJJ%. LJ~ .11 t-% V J.L"11A..1 -V. Y.L'11 Ls,11 , r 1:7i,. iV23JJL'JJ1 LWJ lu q. _. --- 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 P s is exclusively en- titled to theuse for republication of all news dispatches credit...…
…I PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMIJm 20, m21, 1 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 Pigs 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 therein. Entered at the pos...…
…'1 P'AGE roue THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRAURY 20, 1912 rtublished 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- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatchestcredited t it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lihed therein. Entered at the post...…
…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...…
…'A~ FOThR ; ; THE MICTIMfAMfDAILY ~TT1TEhAVA PRTT, f iS 9-lS~S t b.AV149.J; 111E lYl3 V.111 \1A1\ VA1L 1 1 EI.L %7L1.t3. Lt .t °'tLA.L.r L'rLfa 1;).;il. - Published every morning except Monday dw na the Unive:sity year by the Board in Coitro f f student Pubicat ons. e ibers .A Western Conference Editorial At 5,ci tion, re Associated Press is exclusively en- tild to the rise for republication of all news disPatches credited to it or not ...…
… PAGI. POUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 20, 192)G + a au tiaava aa ~ .Y. 4&A 161 1 &-/t X i.. i THF. MTCIITCAN DAT! V THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1O2~ Published every morning except Monaay uring the University year by the Boar in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conterence Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited t4 it or not otherwise...…
…p j PGE FOURI THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1926 . , r DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN F-uiblicat ton in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Sumnier Session until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. in. Saturday). Volume T1 TiTESDAY, JULYT 2{), 1926 Number 206 TYPEWRITING; PROMPTLY AND NIKA'TI.yYDONE 0. D. Morrill 17icrad I' e Typew riter and Stationery Store BOOK BARGAINS...…
…~DNESDAY,; cJANUARY, 20, 1926 ;TI ! WC IAr DILY ftV ft® FPAGE FIVE CHANGES ADVOCATED FOR e ATHLETIC FACILITIES Under the direction of Prof. Alfred H. Lovell of the engineering college a special study has been undertaken of the conditions prevailing ate the womens' athletic field and field house, Sand early action ist n 'rdertaoigrade the, field and ,add the new necessary equipment, acolg to ort made by Dean Edmund Day of, the 1school of busi...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ___ r m -w: -U. , - -'.4- ' ". s 4 a 4^ s 4Y ! a M< I RIv R Sn q. Ms II,± 9 kb . ,4 R t r R Y ; f k f 1 Y a 't ; _ ____ .r , t .; ' S' s 't r .. i ) ,, t'Pf BATES ADDRESSES O6PENING MEETi Problems Involved In Citizenship Presented At Convention Conference PUBLICITY DISCUSSE Speaking on the subject of the1 ens involved in American citizen Dean Henry 14. Bates of the school, addressed deleg...…
…NOVEMBER 20, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 i xv NOVEMBER 20, 1926 TT-H~ MTCT-TTGAN DAILY X'7AGN~ ~IVU ) TFA U ANNOUNCE AUTHOR OF JUN0 RL R slhr M(rrick, '21, is Named Author' iU Meefiig; of Third Year Women Yesterday MISS LOUHTON SPEAKS EI TiMer rrick, '28, was announced [ Organize Work For Blrfl] \4S Z 0J Cl k SOPHOMORESPOILeague Drive Total c<,i1S ql 1 $12 00 as the author of this year's Junior Cirls' elay at a mass meeting of juni...…
…SATtIntDAY, TMP 1RTY 20, 1926 TH-EI MICHIGAN DAILY r PAGE ME'IV max, <, oll ',l 1 ,k v - v 'rd i i '+ ^, q . ._..... --____..._ .....,,_._...s._,_.,..__..__.__...,._..,.. CAMNPAIGN CLOSES WITH 340 PLEDGES1 Black Quill May Affiliate With LAU National, ocieiY 5pJ " ANNOUNCES ELECT ANGERS FOR TER EVENTS INTERGIlASS BASKLTBAL NOTICES is I IC 3t C C Milady is particular and discriminat- Mortar Board is offering, these iug in her choic...…
…~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...…
…TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1926. THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 AGt 1V3F q mu DELEGATES LEAVE NOTED DANCER :, w: 91[G9[S ERE NWCODANCER WILL CONDUCT FOR Yowl CONCLAV LOCAL CLASSES r. ;:. T . ::>' : ' j. . ' -' .) t': ' }L; :M ?: ^. Six Members Of Local Organization lvill Attend Convention' In Milwaukee, Wis. PAGEANT"TO BE FEATURE Delegates from the local organiza- tions of the Y. W. C. A. will leave to- day for Milwaukee, Wis., where they will att...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r 1PAOS In v ~URSDAY, MAY 20, 1920 ~'AG~ FIVU THE MICHIGAN DAILY iiilli l OO YII Y MI YRIMY Y Y IrYM A I LUMNIE PLDGE $~i 4500 TO LEAGUE1 rnt, Indian'apolis and Saginaw Con- tribute to Building Fund Under Group flan ITTLE SPONSORS DRIVE c, Pledges were received from Flint, Minneapolis and Saginaw Alumnae1 groups at the alumnae council office during the past week. The Flint group SV which include)'...…
…MIC1.11GAN PAIL.Y AVE'DNESDAY,' JAN THE MI9HIGAN DAWY '~ ~VEDNEStJAY, J~M v I U ' 1 Y i. Q, HOLDPRACTICE g'ers To Work OuIt 9When PiosThiel fit Order To 1{eep hM Shape For SYRACUSE IS STRONG Althiough final examinatiqs will noti R. 'permit the full basketball 'squad to re- port for daily practice sessions, Coach Mther will hold workouts each after- noo0n for all those who find it possible to report, in order to keep the squad In shape...…
…T-MIF MTCICAN DAI V ENESAOTBR2,12 2111 1Yi1 L L1\3L-11V llt-11L1 " -"'' .WEDNEr ~ssDA. OC TOBER 2v 0 I 92(i~v tV mu mii ~________ " ' . 1 Y , y ., : I + 3 ,r . .x ; . s ,i ' aa.... .,...r... "/ ZUPPKE PRIMES TEAM NE1~ STAR WILL MAKE W|P[) |- [)g T[ g NET STAR WILL MAK WESTERN DEBUT SOON FOR NICHI6A9 CLASH' Coach Attempts to Perfect Weakness It Passing Defense Shown iin toya Gaxme ! ON ~ THE Wilton I1. Simpson Innumerable ...…
…THE MICHIGAN- DAILY , _.Vi l lU)AY, NO1 I?.1Ii'sl :f.t _'i'. TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY ~SATlIl~, DAY. NO\ l3Eit 20, ti . TRW - ri r wrwweuiArN i :"" It ....o. . G " t. EIHT BERS OWOLVERINE FOOTBALL SoUAD TO MAKE FINAL APPEARANCE TODAY C %I ross Country Star CONF[RENC[ hARRIERS GOPHERS PREPAR Will Run Last Race .PISPTO RECEIVE TR == = = tHA~llSHP RRNMINNEAPOLISMinn. Nov.19.-A Friedmian, Dewey, Lovette, And Weber Are IDeparting 1 eguars ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FET RAUR ?o, 1926 TH.MCIGN.ALYSA.D.... .JR 0,196 n" -\' . -.. 3 ra M 7+ wrru i .. r.,... ...--- .. ..,.--- . I Matmen Will Oppose Wildcats This Afternoon t121 in Sse it th go gE di n th m S to ' v en i en ju ju ni Yearling Track T Ien To Meet rhis Afternoon Michigan's yearling track squad will kk old their annual organization meet-)SmBIe c n ~ck(tieI Icd ig at 4:30 o'clock. Plans for coming...…
…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...…
…PACE zX THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 1s'UEDAY , APR IL21, 6 . w.. ..... r.. e...,.... 4 I-f -moat l ? ter.,.. "'. r .,., ..+. ar.a ....... .nr... V .. ' t 'I __. ... 1 . . p ( Y EPE(DTO VARSJTY COMPLETES SPRING TOUR; Mmii FLA LU VU l T MEET MS.C. HERE TOMORROW Vrrnnr rim flflhIii iOT rugV UILL With a record of five victories and j a, tally for Michigan when he hit a two defeats, the Varsity baseball team home run in the third inning. ...…
…Ft ^E ST THEI MICHIGAN fDAILY IT1URDAY, MAY 2,26 .r ,. v .. , ->. S E~. l i. r ? .a~c i. f v '+ "y... , , ,,_ . C O - APCK RECORD~S injured Finger ill Keeps Edgar Idle ,IKELY TO FA[L M al fleet MI1Ik% Expeeed to TIumible Satiirdny Wh en II olx rines-lI t FOUR- TEAMS VIE . n r'nir Iuflhflfle The Press Box HIGH- SCHOOL MEET Phin~fl TnflnrfllfflA i &TENS In "I ,, RA i I HESTER LOOKED TO STAR Many dual meet records, and even F...…
…\VEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN PAGE SI'WEN I TAT T before the state commnieewhich HARVARD AND DARTMOUTH TO CLASH SATURDAY PfT C LLIFP[S AB meets in November. Other leading co-N 11~i1J. llC A H ~ X1jX)1 S IULleges of the state send candlidates toi--- the committee. Rutgers And New York University tests. However, the Indians frow New istanding reaches a climax when Rut- rriiolAlderman won national recognition1...…
…SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 192G THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN VA ?' jlseconfd of R. Halsted, J. Halsted, Spin- IOWA ('ITY.-Dedication ceremonies RSIT Y TANK MEN TO COMPETE Idle a T s r."lse's'" 0""ge" LRIr T. NK\E TOClIEEdeand Bailey. for the new University of Iowa field ----- -I fhouse, largest of its kn in the worlI,1 IN SECOND TITLE MEET TONIGHTn fS ao. IN SCONDTIT E ~xEETTONI11T The University of South Carolina! will be held Jan. 13, 14,...…
…THE MTCHTGAN DATT_.Y PAnr. AV""W TH~ NTT~f-ICIAN DlIm. ovA 17'C! wMiit LOST-=Gold fountain pen engraved wilth E. Strauss. Keep sake. Reward.] Phone 21156. 45 NOTICEf NOTICE- Another jelly, fruit, and pickle sale at Goodyear's entrance,I Saturday, Feb~. 20. The Washington Club. Ann Arbor High School. 3-4 SCEAU8ERLE & SON, 110 S. M1ain St: The popular place ,for. all kinds of mnusical instruments. It pays to! trade here. th., f., sat., tf.! ...…
… 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...…
