…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Sir41 iaIt. Arf r .w. VOL. XXXVIII, No. 130. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1928 \ ||I M UNION ANNOUNCES CHANGE IN DANCE be given Friday night by the Union 9RS' [. 9SCI T i place of the regular dance was made yesterday by William Jeffries, R grad., president. Favors and balloons will be given out at the dance. It was also announced that more couples have already attended the ITALIAN JOURNALIST MAINTA...…
…THE. MICHIGAN DAILY m wEDNESDA nrEinii UENST Vincent Nitti Views ACOLYTES HEAR - ii~~r I ~American NoveltiesSELR SPA I t10U3 (Continued ~from Page Onue) "The basis of ieligion is man'sn I-: ________ depend for its entire appeal upon at-i to adjuist himself- to theuii weny Fromt Other L~ands W17ill'Visit tacking Mussolini, he said, but is comn- sail Prof. R. W. Sellairs, of the phtil- tainug' Cities And] institutions l posed of' international ...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21. 192$ tHE MICHIGAN DAILY PA' BRUNMM LAUDS IDEALS" of CLEVELAND EDITOR Eric C. lopwnood, Who bied Sunday, Viewed As A Great Leader In Pregressive Journalismi HAS SPOKEN IN ANN ARBOR In commenting on the death Sun- day night of Eric C. Hopwood, editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, who spoke here two years ago at the ban- quet of the University Press club, Prof. John L. Brumm head of the journalism department, made the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MA RCH 21, 192E AI1eYt t Published every morning except Mom during the University year by the Board Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Edito Association. The Associated Press is exclusively titled to the use for republication of all e dispatches credited to it or not othervs credited in this paper and the local news p lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Ar Michigan, as sec...…
…WEDhNESDAY, MARCH T21, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P~AGVrr -:: - . . tll * vV WAM i HOLD CLASS FOR SEPARATE TABULATION OF YOTESPAGEANT TRYOUTS IUNA l IN ALL-CAMPUS POL .TOSHOW., WOMEN'S PRESIDENTIAL CHOICE BALLOT WILL INCLUDE THE OPINIONS; OF STUDENTS ON PROHIBITION AND WORLD COURT Separate tabulation of the vote of women students will be made following the all-campus presidential 1oll to be conducted today under the auspices of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY " 77i '~r Ti! "F1A V' 74~A A r1,. c- 7 1 8 1 L/ 111'1-. -it\ L-a YaL1,l1A 1 }^ 'A y~ j:NV]J IAY, MARCH. 2 1, WOLVERINE'S FIRST 1928 TITLE __ i M'KECHNIE PINS HOPES ON THESE VETERANS IN 1928 PENNANT RACE VARSITY TRACK TEAM Dickinson System Gives Lambiertmen HINflFR[D RY INJIIIRIFS Edge Over Inidiana YEARLING BALL TOSSERS URGED flLVL!IIISLTO Vl TO START WORK EPITCHING STAFF In answer to Coach Jack Blott's Baseball...…
…1928 THE. MICHIGAN DAILY SOWS~ SELEUT SQUAD BBIK ALYS SPRING GRID PRACTICE' C everal F eatures IAddied Tol Progm' Of ,Ka isas I'Relays CNFERENCE' SPORT DOP FENCING CAPTAIN TO BE NAMED AT TRIS BANQUET APRIL 5 COLUMN L IS% CLOSES As the conc luding evecut of thec areaT- 3 P.M. I A.D 1rE Each M31;u11To0 e t(ow.1lied In Certainj 'r'o. tion 1Until Celleral Call j A Is Issed April 16l ALUMNI AWARD OFFEREDI Attcr a rather embryonic start on ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNE 1111@11111|||11111111111111111 11111111111111 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIU Suilding, to interview Seniors on March 22. Will those interested please mak appointments with Miss McKim. Alfred %. Wbite. SocIology 51 and 251: Due to a misunderstanding, two somewhat contradictory announcemen appeared in Tuesday's Bulletin. I am authorized by Professor Cooley to sa, that today's lecture will be given, and that Course 251 is ex...…
…0 ESTABLISHED 1890 17 S ir 4r at , MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 127. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1929. EIGHT PAGES OPEN LETTER PROPERTYTIA) METHODS OF OPPOSIT BY COMM UNICATIO STATE LEGISLATU PRINTED PETITiONI Interfraternity Council C NEGAIVETRIO GOES TO MADISON TO MEET WISCONSIN AFFIRMATIVE ION HIT N "l FILED ommittee 'o A 'LARRYGOULOAFFIRMATIVE TEAM WI LL DEBATE NORTHWESTERN IN HILL AUDITORIUM COMPANIONS...…
…0. THE MICHICAN DAILY K,- f II Explorer Nansen Expresses A Desire 1Irvft T !tfn;eS ta"I i wr d iCrt News From Other CollegesI "I fully hope that your United. States will decide to enter the- World Court," said Dr. Fritdjof Series Of Four Mid-Day Services Nansen, internationally known as Scheduled For Students an Arctic explorer, when inter- And Townspeople viewed before his address last night' 'in Hill auditorium on the Oratori- LITTLE...…
…is At V rzA+ INEEM N 10 ILFEDE RALS CON+TIN UE STEADY ROU7T OF INSURGEN'dTS C!3YOOYLL0UDNSIOBEH rvrnu Ihat "bootlegging in[ nes ."...' AL ALK education",e consisting in the lea ae OF FOREIGN ALTED BY PLAN >tand English,'arnd in s uc h of delinquency, admission is Edmonson, Morris, Curtiss To Talk On Twenty-Sccond Michigan Night Program UNION ORCHESTRA TO PLAY Talks by three members of the University. faculty and a musical program to be pr...…
…THEMIeHICAN DAILY Published every 'morning except Monday dining 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 fo- republication of all news dispatches credited to it. or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local newspub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ana Arbor, Michigan,ita second clas...…
…t; . , :. 'THE MICHTGAN-9A-ItY o J M. r v. PAGE riot F IT YEAR WOMEN Public Health Nursing Presents PHYSICALEDToday's Games FoOSPITAL SCHOOLNHS "Fa Wide Field, Says Mrs. Bartlett End Cage YearF Ha I H L TRYQUTS "There is a wide field for women Mrs. Bartlett went on to expainMA1AIN[ ISr011111D Banquet To Be Given On TuesdayATTENDANCEK in public health nursing," says Mrs. all the specialties in this interest- I'_Is Open To All Who Are Myd FO...…
…THE, M I C 10AN I ; "" - r .. - - .Wli ~ ~ v ~ I- ''O.yy lw. S. yni TR'fJRIS DAY, THE_.- MICIGA - -JLSAY CROWD VIEWS FIRST INTRA RAL OPEN HOU y C!)- _ " "" 1 "I"IJLnLV U U11IIUi ALL 'AM !NO OHTENIS CHAMPiONSHIP FARRELL WORKS SPRINTERS FOR CORNELL MEET Hurdlers And Pole Vaulters Also Practice On Dirt Floor Int Field house IE ARLNGSIMMRSSPORTS FIVE FAVORED TO UPHOLaD TNKEOEGG PERFECT RECORD AGAINST AIAI~~flfl~~fS IIiIBlI I II All ...…
…5DAY, MARCHl 21, 1-929 T.HEC- iM I CHIGCAN .D AjILY i i a 1 7 y i { a y 1 y ALL__- T CAMPUS CHAMPIONSHIPS ARE 'SPORTS TEAM FAVORED L A 5S IFtjLSeC JAPN Ef B il W[AM F~e rnity 1 ECIDED IN INTRAMURAL FINALSINA ULCGE LAHAD RTSN Uwa. . L ~~~~~Following are the summaries of (Continued From Page 6) Michigan in these events The (CniudFo Pae6PINTUNG ieCncrAt-LS - n thcinerraerityswmmngmet The wrestling bouts of the eve-I faculty squash championship...…
…1' E MT HTC-A ! DATA THF MICHICAN E~AILY 'T!!t7~51~AY, MA~H 2 k DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Cony received by the Assistant to the Presi- Engineering Students: Senior Engineers: Deluge Of The Classification Committee has placed the limit of time at which Thursday and Friday will be the last chance to order Caps andg a course may be dropped without record a...…
