…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1925 ._ _.. Stcte's Press Mourns Death Of Executive Newspapes<, ° ( tsto' printed the following di :o rogar in g the death of Prehident. urton: Detroit Free fire -The most un- timely death c= Dr. -al -on Leroy Bur- ton brings aaf o 1orrow and regret mingled with a sense of heavy calam- ity. * * * * T ibut e to the services and to the memory of President Burton should by no means end with mere...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1925, THE MICHIGAN DAILY rPAGE .URErI i EDU CATIO SAF ATTENDSMETN Ntiona~l ('oulc ull olr in ( inii iuna; At~tracts M any Proen~ iit SCI-ORLING TO PRE SIDE al members o:ilhe El afl' of tIlo 'School (i Edu1cat io n arc leavingat tlhe end of tbhis week to atte('ld the gfner-al sessions of 0 e, National4)1 'di- cation. as;ociat Ion from February 22 to 26 at Cinciniatal, Dean ,A.: S. Wit- ney ,,idl yest erd,,,y. '[he'...…
…PAOI3rE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'ATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 121 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- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherw,se credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoff...…
…1"i~BRUARY 21, im THE MICHIGAN DAIL\ 192S PAGI~ FrVU _______ -. --~-- - - - - INew Member COMMITEE AMES Soroptimist 1Reappoint 17 Oriental Women Basis of Scholastic Attainment On SReappointments for the Barbour SScholarship have been made and in- clude the following oriental women: Vera Chang, China; Susan Chen, China;t Florence Chong, Canada; E. K. JnkIndia; Yo Kawamura, Japan; SMarie C. Lanzar, Philippines; Shu- ting Liu, China; Hsi...…
…v PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY F " w. . ..w .w SA\TURTDAY, FEBRUARY -21, 1925 . .r ............+...,.. . ... r""".r°, ti\ .... . :.. " ' "Im"m4t COURTI s~OhiKOUITS RESLI ED MONDAY Receives Defi ~ILWRSTA FOR RELAY CLASHi Ilinoy is d k ( Coach JVu u si iext Week r; 1} : s!SGH I LDAUER OFF SQUAL)I i Out Of Lineup 4IPKY I hStv League Demons Ignore . e!Rf H H4- I 'zf 'i'7 'el hai Fir To . Bl i htiE's Start 8Q UAD IN GOOD SCI APE ...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,, News From O ther Colleges E I i Railway "Cz"ar" traniural festival here. Sorority rep- resent atives and Varsity track men will be0 the P1 iflii*l omtpetitor's. I fomU $50 to $25 a man. 1 Ithaca, N. Y.---( Carl l Akeley in his, lecture at Cornell university recently on the subject of "Gorillas and Vol- canoes in Kivu," declared that "tHe( gorilla is a quiet, inoffensive, pcte- nR l...…
…1'AOR MIORT TEMCIcA AL THE MICIAD f GAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN' Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. Tm. (11.30 a. mn. Saturday, Volume$ SATURD~AY, FEBRUARY 21, 1925 'Number 104 - i I c s i i I _ Rises To Poe tver To Members of the Faculty and Staff : Insofar as possible, the Secretary's Office has distributed copies...…
…WEATHER I, WITH SNOWY RIES TODAY Y. r gilt, wmlm"- VOL. XXXIV. No. 102 x EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1924 .4 SON AND HOBBS T TONIGHT FORl £ PLAN DEBATE "The Dover Road" Creditably,' Presented By Players Club _..._ _ ., illAN icu Or By 31ilton 1Petersoni "The Dover Rload", presentedi iy! Players club' last evening in Sarahl Caswell Angell hail, was very, well done in spite of some of the blightsi c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY FEBRUARY 21, UN PI New Counselor In Teapot Cases IDATION Is Hard At Work arily; More Than of Lo r -'-~_________________________________________________________________________ - - i CONTRACTOR'S OFFICES 6OI0MGOI-[R' Engineer's Plan Ball For Tonight. Special entertainment is planned for the Engineering society dance to SENIOR LIT CANES MAY BE ORDEREDHERE TODAY' Senior Lit canes are now on display at Wadham's a...…
…-HE MICHIGAN DAILY FRESHMEN ~ ~ 7to 2 are filled by the university wo- Of~TT AL TO 1 Etir§'TY w. Entertainls T }roiton of Class Sprt Will Be Jiacs a osad 01i ' [Rrc Ptx{°6t p!3 L b$? rngeal in attractive fashion addied an VIli. PloeoFntinoriental effect to the Japanese tea for hip Lantern Night ne ebr ie etedya.Hln___ 1New olrry residence by the Univcersity TE1 XIWT DtEAN HAILTOiN SPONSiOR"S Y. W.d' C., A. More than 1001wmen;.ILIAT {,TEi'4...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NIEWSPAPER01F TILE ERSI'cA OF MICHIGAN i _.. -' h - I Uk 'AL in- for that "better undor standing"; r< that is so often spoken of in a t(re .my. Lind thazy fashion. A long as there . L remain the same condition: that at l r present exist because of the Trench SEYEN O'CLOCK dictatorship no hope can be had of 19 1.2 INCHES TO bettering the lives and living of count- G less thousands now in enforced want. As has been sa...…
…THE MICI:AN~ DAILY -"-- y.,......... . f IUIYW UrLRIUN i HALTED BYB1ORDER1 Cancel License Granted Lady Carnar- Yon After Carter Abandons }Fork CALL LEGAL PROCEDURE ONLY HOPE OF COI\TU GJ1(: LICENSE Ciro, Ekypt, Feb. 20.(-By A. P.)- The dispute between the Egyptian gov- erninent and Howvardl Carter over the eondv ,et. of ie work on Tutankhamen's tomb ova:, udidenly terminated today, lY yl'a hiiftr1i' otcder cancelling thef licensf! of Co...…
…_ _ _THE MICHIGAN DAILY .+s n 5. ... , ,..,.,. ..,,,..,,. ,.,. J . , j . ry ... , , r W 1 m ilr lO MR Iii ~-~- - Don't Be Surprised If Kiviat Joins US. Olympic Runners ARD TRAININ:GI - Plans to Capture All of Five Remaining Gaines f w LEAVES TQMORRI OW FR YETTE, 101WA CITY TILTS . ... inner Never Quits, and A Never Wins." are the words Skipper Math- sity basketball, mentor, posted / ressing quarters of the Varsity at the Yost field...…
…- R Ll THIS COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M. Ex-Klan Emperor Is Reported Busy With New Scheme THE MICHIGAN D'\IAIY FA FOKKE MAYGONirTRrt opan. His presence Statistics Prove Michigan may indicate the establishment of one iGAof the world's greatest manufacturing as Medica Q N N ES I N a fl' corns 121thi2S country. ." , II ADVERTISING PA1LY CLA5hIFIED RATU I Charged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, 11c per# reading...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .1 OFFICIALI * in the Bulletin is constructive w, sity. Copy .received by Lb Assistax (11:30 a. mn. Satur,4avw.' THURSDAY, FEBRUtiARY B"U LL ETI N iotico to all members of Lt tc the Maerst until 01, 1924 Numnber 102 ,e will be a short conference at 10 o'clock Saturday. morning in e~ of the President. 31. IL. Burton. Ions In the M~axine Corps: again announced that by special concession of the Navy department ~tunity...…
…PRIOBAB3LY ,SXOW VOGL. XIII. N lo. 101. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGx AN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1923 EIGHT PAGES EMNOFCASPress Club Will Cgngress Probe DELGAESDickey Is Slated Gargoyle Satires fl[K S l U LGive Dance Tonight 0®f Croukhite's AtOMNI [ITI For Cabinet Post Hit Publications!U L lv I~y 0 . P N ,R mor Bristling with criticisz, (delving i- clock this eeigi Barbour gm to scathing comment, glorifying in "! BYFEC CI narium. Dinner will ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . . UHTA A1EOth ' " nal& - i1 Service om ar Toda Gargoyle Satires i:"a ;!, r , llilg illMe lmmnner 'that it is lications that the Gargoyle is onily as ?i u iai n uiai~'rm i~uu i t lrie )lAnd then ;11-,-,,-oi, Thle Dally. Th~ere1 Inlthe seetln th4 p ]or'trays ti1 fst£1aT1lwad icto ix pag Y;bdovutlilto The Daily, Michiga-en1tn,.1:eight of the proln- (C;ontinued f..."..,_. Page one) tiing as",Nly ' i t etinig lw C «oi...…
…T14E MICHIGAN DAILY ,. Junior women who have not, paid 'Woodruff, '24, chairman of the enter- lT nni to undertake the extra financial bur- ~the tax of $1 will have the opportunity tainment committee. LI blU 1 1 j e entailed in the estalishmnent of I7f1r ifto do so today. Fees can be paid at All League house women are e- Ouch a school at this time. the cntheoocandyUnvbooth hin. Universityend.Thailairpe lted to attendws. Thedecdechairmaneetnh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IDNSAFERAY j~their task,.. the books ~.will be judged, and one chosen to be produced as the union opera. Those who have con-FE L OFICALNWSAPROF THE tributed their talents in writing the A T D R L IJ1EST O rCIA book will receive due recognition, and /fir, f GO) P rublishetd every morning except Mondayj the one mran contributing the most II)L.(0 i ring the University year by the Board in Will be given credit for his share and...…
…rE3UARY..21,' 1O2 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY "PROPOSE CHANGES HAWAIIAN QUAKE AND TIDAL WAVE IN Xm ETHDSLEA VE TOLL OF DEA TH AND HA VOC INEXI METODSu Amu'- AT TAR THEATERS I I lloara 'on'dtlers' Nan ncrr 0fR egi- E ~teru g V rd :ze ITOSE PA hATFE EAMN ATIO\ S+ Enzginezr throughout the state wil 6o a.ffc'te i the prpo~ed cange in " re mr;lod ~of examination that is ~alow under onsderation by the Mich- 1- ianSate Bard of 19xaniners for the cetis...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY aENsDA,~ -.- __ _ AmM . ... ...:..our . .. f - b S1TY SWIM-MINS TEIM FALLS TO NOWERFUL NDRTW~IESTERN TANK MEN, s 'National L 'eague Baseball YMagnates To Erect Monument To Willie :.eeler; MICHIGAN RECORDS, 6550 Students Participate In Athletics At University / Puile"(Great attors Completely Overwihefhi Wolvce1 li By 4.1: Sore TION ITTBUT TWO EVETS "North wesbt1I i vcr$ k( , errplCent- ', Wv, yoii of the s...…
…,'' WU}Y HUY1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ni in arntime. The Washington. teamn is mak-; Lutherans. Episcopals drew a bye ink iseun. The freshmen played Superior' R1T35nfl n I pom -- ing a tour through the east and will this round. Ihockey thrroughout the gamie and were L~ Kelly, a Vi U lI~ V I~ f~ [ Smeet i ad tinto Mchgan, Yale, !--- never in danger of being' overtaken.:AKS eain FoeaosInwnolleadNIU m u ing:i Tto t FOmDAkeIN Eat bid for the national o...…
…__________ TIHE, MICHIGAN DATL\ IW IIbYI WII WIY YII OFFICIAL BULLETIN, the BLulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3.36 D. ,m. (11:30 a. m. SazurciaP-)! I i . ,. ry .: a.w.rrr:..+ +Moro;,..iruwr ,}s+jrrr rr . 4++;ir.rrwcr.i..rMr.r .. igisfDrthday C Cocllo0n . . q 5R,ash1Dngton's Birthday. Convocation wxill tsk4 place in 11111-Audi- :.t 10: 30 a. m. Thursday, Fecb." 22..Edwin F.Gaty, Ph.DM, LL.D., an s...…
…I SNOW; L Ap ASSOCIATEI PRESS DAB AND INIGHT 'fkIC ) tl 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1922 PRICE TAudience Stirred ' NOD f n University Will H y Kindler Music""" " U L""N. Sports Taciit T TO V LBRS (By Delbert Clark) FOR CON OC TION With the building of the field house Hans Kindler with his inspired 'el- on Ferry field the University will Lo quickly won his way into the hearts John Finley Will Deliver Principal hav...…
…F 4.6 4 eI 3I4I bRW I4) FICIAL NEWSPAPER &F THE UNIVERVTV OF MICIIAN shed every morning except Monday darla4 t k sr- by the k3.ard in Control of Studet PubliCatlon.s MEMBER OF THE 3A56CIATED P EM Associated Pres is exclu'ia elyextiel$d t a t+a .er ion of ali news dispatches cre ted to it or not i ies a this paper and the local nwe p b hlied thIersei,. ed at the poatoEce at Ann Arbor: MiWcaan as secoad Wr. xiption by carrier orl mail, $3.5o. 8:...…
…I it d1e on V elox. Eastman made and meth- a approved, plus the ex- rrts are guaranties of fin- your films !IA51HAD .1905 T EY- RMANCE ONLY ening Feb. 25 ': IN "IS $IGGSr SUC~S Great Love, OVMAITIC COAMrnw '*.Aire, UOLEY SPEAKING TRIP I SOUTH ENS M.11 ADDRESSES ENGINEERING SOC- ETIES AND SCHOOLS OF SECTION Dean Mortimer E. Cooley, of the colleges of engineering and architec- ture, who left the city two weeks ago on a speaking tour of the S...…
…, _ . LI : .-:: U ( 1 r.~ .1 I, Jt*wart~ REMOVE THE DANGER Step into either of our offices and look over our Safety Deposit Vault Equipment You will feel at ease knowing your valuables are safely deposited in' your individual box behind those massive doors WOLVERINES TO MEET BADGER PUCK CHASERS' MICHIGAN ICE SQUAD WILL SEASON'S SCHEDULE TONIGHT END Feb. 13 the Wolverine sextette defeat, ed the Badgers at Madison by the score of 6...…
…11 II Ip :n biVt VtIUlItb uIIvIUv rLAItL ONQUERING MAROON5j BEGINV STICK WORK; r LII 1 d with Showing de in First RECORDS ESTABLISHED GIVE PROMISE FOR FUTURE TEAMX Michigan's Varsity track team start- ed its 1922 season in a most gratify- ing fashion. In triumphing over Chi- cago by the one-sided score of 77 to 18, the Wolverines conclusively show- ed that their team is probably as well balanced as any in the Conference, ex- cluding Illi...…
…JAULVVO . £VIJV C;" !1 IDelft University o1 II I UI I I INCREASED ROOM WILL GREATLY ENLARGE SCOE OF WORK UNDERTAKEN T" As ,r his personal ,ou wish of his long his are the a.) se ur te ng 25. ml 41 "Although arrangements are not yet definite, we hope to have the Univer- sity Health service established In its new location the beginning of the fall semester,' was the reply of Dr. John Sundwall, director of student physical welfare, w...…
…La 'i.has been raise( dan will not be at students this aft- is The Y. W. C. A. cabinet will meet at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at New- berry hall. All girls wishing to borrow money from the University loan funds for women should see Dean Myra B. Jor- dan at once. /: events by the league med to i for missionary work by the Presbyter- ian students in th~e University last week. Dr. and Mrs. McCandliss will re- ceive $650 of the money fo...…
…I r_1 F 21, 1922 -~L2 ington's Birthday Convocation; 'he convocation will begin promptly at 10 a. m. 'he official party, which includes the Deans of the schools and col- will assemble at 9:45 a. m. in the first floor dressing room on the west of Bill Auditorium, entering through rear door No. 1, north side of the ing. Academic costume will be worn. Members of the faculties will enter the Auditorium through rear door and proceed directly ...…
…rw r Ai& A t Lat 4 I DAY AND NOIGI / SERVICE a \ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1920. PRICE THR Mi Y r ... INTS GIVES $400,000 LIBRAR' .._.___ LL INCLUDED :ZATION T WINS BY TWO VOTES dict Defeat When Placed presentatives, Despite First Defeat a ssociated Press) Feb. 20.-Universal mil- as a part of the future y of the United States in principal today by the y committee, which de- argin of two votes that ganizat...…
… I deny that Coach tion, is doing his C Univer. :cond street. hie sig- mne of at the entime alts ex- ......HARRY MCAREY y Brewster arnpbell e John Y. Dakin .dams Tornton Sargenjr. ........ s.....C. Cam bell .... .ciart .Margueite Clark .Joseph A. Bernstein kman Mark K. Ehlbert Dorothy Monfort Minnie Muskatt Anna McGurk Winefred Biethan Samuel Lamport Robert D. Sage Thomas J. Wbinery ....PAUL E. CHOLETTE .LeGrande A. Gaines, Mark B. Co...…
… bVNIIVLN I NTONIGHT- etball Team Cominlg With Lon of Repeating Vie- y of Last Month QUINTET OUT TO MIDWAY AGREGATION MANAGERS, NOTICE! All regularly elected class basketball managers are request- ed to report to Manager Mitchell at once. In the case that no manager appears one will be ap- pointed for that class. UNIVERSITYSWIMMVTERS ports from Chicago indicate that Mlaroon basketball squad, which es In Ann Arbor this morning, is dlent tha...…
…The Other Colleges Il T PROMOTE FEERTION at the University n to give their professors end of the year. The send the grades to the faculty members. H, M, e grades proposed with as to their publicity or Iowar-A schootof citizenship will be held at the University of Iowa on Feb- ruiry 18, 19, and 20 through the co- operation of the extension division and the. Iowa league of women voters. The object of the school is to give train- ing in con...…
…TAXI las~ .dies . LIGAR BOWL 109 S. MAIN ST. x 4 F- Ford cars Io r e ed me Into the game ++ .:. . i 999 TAXI 9i 20,330, 7:00,8:30, 10:0 Sat-21-All star cast in "The 13th Chair" (retuirn date), also a screen~ magazine. Sun-Mn-22-23-Nazimova in "Out of the Fog" with a comedy. COMING ATT'RACTIONS William Farnum in "Heart Strings." Shirley Mason in "The Elephant Man." "Gay Old D~og." William Russell in "Shod with Fire." I 1w WHITNIEY...…
…WHAT'S GOING ONI I I 'I i L The resignation of Prof. J. H. Pot- tinger, of the forestry department, to ize take effect at once, was accepted at- ast the Regents' meeting yesterday. o 2 Professor Pottinger resigns to ac- ive cept a position with the Ford Motor ic- company, which position, it is under- oppon- me and ceed the Barkell, and Richards games for the win- ored two of the three s saved the day many stopped sure shots. went in dur...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY SNOW TODAYQ Aak A66- lo al ASSOCiATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE i ~EB VICE VOL. XXIX. No. 97. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1919. PRICE THREE CENTS i "20TH. CENTURY MAIRTYRS"H RCEI HEAVY SENTENCES MILWAUKEE SOCIALISTS WHO OB- STRUCTED DRAFT ACT ARE CONVICTED CONGRESSMAN B U R G E R READS AND SHEDS TEARS "Americanism Is Now Synonymous with Capitalism," Declare Men on Trial SIX WRITE MUSIC FOR UNI...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUA OFFICAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every moning except Monday luring the university year by the Board in control of Student Publications. IEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled ~the use for republication of all news dis- patcbes credited to it or nootnerwise credited i this :paper and also the local news pub- lihed heren. Entered at the postoflice...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE .. f- y' . "W'ti--- .. . ..: __ --r --. - - _ _ _ _ -- ._ _ __- ._ . ---+ -ter,....- .'.. .. - -. : I _ . ,- _ r - i 1 F 1 ____ FOR OHIO CONTEST Practice tin Basket Shooting Shapes Quintet for Victory Tonight BUCKEYES BANK ON OFFENSIVE STYLE WITH HEAVY PERSONNEL Veterans on Opposing Teams to Fight for Supremacy in Conference Michigan's Varsity five has reached the climax of its 1919 career. The practices and, ga...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY METHODIST CHURCH TO OBTAIN SPEAKERS FOR NEXT SEMESTER A list of speakers is being prepar- ed for the coming semester by Meth- odist church. Sunday, Bishop Thomas Nicholson will preach on "The Church in the Life of the Nation.", "American Spirit in Action," will be the subject of an address by Dean Shailer Mathews of the. University of Chicago on March 9. Rev. James A. Richards of the First Gongregational church of Win...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA( Phone 2700 At your service day and night Price 25c Special rates on parties, etc. INDEPENDENT TAXI-CO. Overalls for shop work. Wagner & Co., State St., head of Liberty St.- Ady. War Causes Increased Demands For Public Nursing -- Crandall OPATKIC HOSPITAL ANNEX TOPIN MUNUU I In view of the change which the war has brought to the nursing profes- sion and the increased demand in re- construction programs for many more p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1919. IBLIC HEALTH NURSING INTRlODUCED AS COURSE, 1 WHIAT'S GOING ON F TWENTY-FIVE WOMEN ENROLL WITH PROFESSO' DORA M. BARNES Unusually broad in the scope of the work taught is the course offered new this semester in public health nurs- ing. This includes' five branches of nursing service: visiting, school, in- fant welfare, anti-tuberculosis, and the nursing of employees in industrial plants. ...…
…rei~ x ASSOC PRl DAY AND N SERI ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1918. F . I CHOOLS AID WAR STAMP CAMPAIGN Eleven thousand, seven hundred rid fifty-eight dollars in War Savings rid- Thrift stamps have been pur- based by Washtenaw county people nce the beginning of the W. S. S. ampaign. Tuesday's sale totalled IAL COAL It is expected that this amount will RS IN be greatly augmented by the special campaign to be conducted by the ...…
…h strict, does not seem to desired result. Some of the corps .have a large hours to make up for ab- semester. They either ize how fast these hours they are under the false that make-up drill is an t. It is an easy matter to ith a hazy idea of making ime but the day of reckon- y to come when the luck- least expects it. g in for drill regularly he private wil aid in the and training of the organ- rell as save hiiself consid- and trouble in the f...…
…TTERI MENTOREPOR EIGHT PLAYERS ON HAND FOR WORK YESTER- DAY Varsity Off On Two Game Jaunt witceell's Men Play Indiana And 1 A Coach Lundgren .wants more men to It report for early baseball practice at f 1 o'clock this afternoon, so that he - will be able to start the hard drive y of training before the weather per- - mits out-door work. The battery can- t didates are scarce as but two new men reported this afternoon, Morrison and . Myraz...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - What They Are and How .to Buy Them 1. T HERE are two kinds of War Saving Stamps-25c Thrift 10~mn Q cell fnr 4113 dinr Fknrv1919 an n Stamps and $5.00 Stamps. The Sne ,POU LCMLFiyIa~.ll JI~l %W TI J %AAIlig 1 ' .+L t.a(A }' I./LJ . j~iA A.i Vii cent additional each month The government will pay you I thereafter during 1918. That is, $4.14 in March, $4.15 in April, etc. .I $5.00 for each of these W. S....…
…;UTY MEMBERS I TO SECURITY CONGRESSI * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * AT TIHE THEATERS * "Mary's Ankle" at the Garrick. * Clothing DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS ADDRESS NATIONAL MEET- ING TO "A Daughter of the Sun," at the Whitney, Friday Feb. 22, Matinee. and night. l* ' TODAY . Apfel Co. i JOWE RS s and plants n of cut flower 1002 S. all UNIV. AVE. ociatirto PREFER I u Representatives of the University at the National Sec...…
… IOE JLAST Large Shipment Just Arrived All sizes and widths Regulation or Oil Tanage Price $7.00 Walk-Over BOOT SHOP 115 S. MAIN ST. ' i >ard at Grand River MILITARY NEWS- "A number of acting first sergeants have absented themselves from for- mations of their organizations with- out leave," states the second R. 0. T. C. order, which was issued from the executive office last night. "In',the future, all acting, as well as perma- nently appoi...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY SNOW TODAY I r Sit i6w 41v UNITED PRE. DAY AND NIGH' WIRE SERVICE 0 VOL. XXVII. No. 96. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1917. PRICE FIVE C _ SHOW INTEREST IN HIGHWAYCURSE Record Attendance Hears Lectures in First Day of Good Roads Convention TODAY'S FIRST TALK WILL BE DELIVERED BY PROF. W. C. ROAD Faculty Grants Eighteen Degrees Literary College Gives Out Eleven B. and Seven B. S. Di- plomas A. Su...…
