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November 21, 1912 (vol. 23, iss. 44) • Page Image 1

…The W % Mlhigan Dal y I AILED7 ADDRESS TO ANY S $3.00 r ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1912. PRICE FIVE G t. r l "M'S" 'ED TO 7 WARRIORS arded Last Night by Com- e Acting Upon List bmitted by Coach IVED LETTERS CORNELL GAMES. eted Football Captain Year; Date THE WEATHER MAN Forecast for Ann Arbor--Thursday fair. University Observatory-Wednesday 7:00 p. m., temperature 52.8; maxi- mum temperature 24 hours prece...…

November 21, 1912 (vol. 23, iss. 44) • Page Image 2

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t NOW ur Fall or Winter Suit from the the city. Dress Suits a specialty Wild Co. Importers 311 South State Street B ooks Book is the best on the market for the mc nev. before you purchase. We also have extra leaves ed. If you have not had a scrap book before start an & Co. UDENT 800 R ST 0RIE lists curve ach other a shadow. The same ilor. ry e rty Street 1 7 S Y B SAY IT AG AIN! FORGET IT! 3 SOUTH ST...…

November 21, 1912 (vol. 23, iss. 44) • Page Image 3

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY For Sale-1911 Oldsmobile Special 'ant you to see our Custom Lasts the he new flat 7-8 inch d tan, light or heavy per pair. e0 ' 0 asc 4* foredoor roadster, just out of paint shop and in first class condition. Has top, wind shield, speedometer and clock, bumper, Star tire trunk on rear, full electric lights with gen- erator and storage battery; tires are new. Cost $3,300.00. A bargain. The Hartman Garage Co., Ann Ar- b...…

November 21, 1912 (vol. 23, iss. 44) • Page Image 4

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY iilia Overcoats THEATRICAL CIRCLES. 11- I WITNEY THEATRE~tL'°1X" I At Yotir Price are showing Six Colors in the .Chinchilla coatings-that deep ue, makes a gentleman's garment and is cc rtinly making a hit. Varmth Without Weight the trade demands. We have met the demand in our showing at e price of ready-to-wear Coat-you can have one tailored to your asure and that means comfort. .Karl Malcolm "TI~c Girl of Sly...…

April 21, 1912 (vol. 22, iss. 139) • Page Image 1

…C Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR,,MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1912. w - . ATERUS IELE VT OF FIVE US. and Jeffersoniln Choosc- ers for Ensuing Year. Webster and the Jefferson- es elected officers at their ast night, to serve for the DIRTY TOWELS. STILL IN USE lii estigalion Sliow IUnsanitary Condi- tions Not Improved; Paper Towels nsuccessful. EXPENSE IS THE MAIN OBSTACLE VARSITY CLINCHES CONTEST IN FIRST 0. S. I. Is nable to Overcome Lead...…

April 21, 1912 (vol. 22, iss. 139) • Page Image 2

…er does Lhing1e is only~ enmity d Rap- :his in-. ,t Gillett state al the oie ser. Mark F. Finley institutions in n at a big sacri commended. ii aupve Ulus, is to be hear- , 1912. FIFTE~EN YEARS A) TODAY. The regular. weekly vesper serviee was attended by seniors in cap and gown. John Kendrick Bangs spoke on "The Evolution of the Humorist" beforea S. L. A. audience. H, sA(GM TODAY1. ball team leftf of ClevelanI 'uals I 11 Dr ...…

April 21, 1912 (vol. 22, iss. 139) • Page Image 3

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE LEADIN ,OT v Freytag's Plays is ig in Small German Are Provided WithL ;I IN POLITICS ie Journalisten," to be presented by the utscher Verein next Friday evening, the n town-the "Union," organ of the Lib- of the Conservative party, are the real persons, in whom the attention may be ve have here two groups of persons1 r and political activity. fairs into comedy, a woman's finesse r is needed. 11 Adelbeid Runeck, a fr...…

April 21, 1912 (vol. 22, iss. 139) • Page Image 4

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IDA BERG I PROFESSOR OLDENDORF PIEPENBRINK IS CHARACTER U VERA M. BURRIOGE WILL PLAY FRAU LOTTE PIEPENBRINK.1 itors of the skins, Jr., as -tant part in (Col.) High aduated, Mr. ant in public JOHANNES 'I PLAY PART I ' Lotte, the wife of Piepenbrink the I MARY H. WOODHULL FRED B. WAHR While her conservative father and radical lover are threshing out the question of political 'supremacy, poor1 Ida Berg is left ...…

April 21, 1912 (vol. 22, iss. 139) • Page Image 6

…THU MICHIGtAN flAiI'L . :..___ e__ .... . .. w _ .. --,; EHIBITION OF FENCINt4 WILL BE GIVEN AT 0YM. Major Burdett, of Wisconsin Universi- ty, Secured by Local tenc. ers'Club,Will Perform. UPPER PENINSULAE LECTURERS CHOSEN New hltmey SpeefillI (~roup of Elegyell IMen Bai3I a I-undred Lectures Is Completed. and Charles A. Sellon's MERRY MUSICAL EXTRAVAGA! AD STUPENDOUS A RICK SPECTACL T he New American Pantomime The Fencers' Club ann...…

March 21, 1912 (vol. 22, iss. 122) • Page Image 1

…Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1912. ES TO NEYIMO N" Fashion, .R. CERCLE FRANCAIS PLAY PROGRESSES Transfer Rehersals to Whitney When Work Will Be Continued SOPH ENGINEERS CAPTURE HONORS In Fast Clean Basketball, J Lits Lose Championship By Score 12-28 e date of the production only away the rehearsal of "The on" held last evening at Sar- ell Angell Hall was a decided Tobin's comedy is full of s situations through...…

March 21, 1912 (vol. 22, iss. 122) • Page Image 2

…MICHIGAN DfAILY /t THE E1ICHIGAN DAILY Official Newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. MANAGING EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert B. Dilley r>t r w I Editors. News Editor........Harry Z. FoIs Assistant ............Frank Pennell Athletic Editor......Karl Matth...…

March 21, 1912 (vol. 22, iss. 122) • Page Image 3

…* * * * *. *-* JUNE 24.1 CLASSIFIED ADS. -0- * * night, June 24 is the date een set for the annual sen- >lay. This is the Monday of ty-Fifth Anniversary week. y to be given this year is by Euripides. The books ordered and the class in technic, which all wishing arts in the play are requir- e, will meet shortly before ation to commence rehears- Advertising matter for these columns may be left at the DAILY office, opposite the Ma- jestic fr...…

March 21, 1912 (vol. 22, iss. 122) • Page Image 4

… THA MICHIG~AN bAIL! s fiery, have been signal corps at shington. LOUD TALK Block viI ANE S AND STATIONERS ESTABLISHED 1872 MUSIC AND D.RAMA Recital. On Friday of this week a complimen- tary violin and piano recital will be given at the University School of Mu- sic by Miss Cecelia Ray Berry, pianist,; and Mr. Samuel Pierson Lockwood, violinist. Miss Berry appeared in a sim- ilar recital some weeks ago and made a splendid impression upon...…

January 21, 1912 (vol. 22, iss. 83) • Page Image 1

…'I) ichigan ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1912. E. CHESS AND CHECKER CLUBS INDULGE IN REAL CONTEST. er The Chess and Checker club has et- purchased seven new sets of chess men s at J are and or local club, Mr. E. B. rary mem- that they exhibition1 is e: in through NOTED LECTURER TO APPEAR ON CERCLE FRANCAIS COURSE M. Louis Delamarre, national secre- tary of the Alliance Francais of Art, "r- ica, will lecture here Tuesday ...…

January 21, 1912 (vol. 22, iss. 83) • Page Image 2

…, - && a, 1IICIGAN DAILY, much Varsity material is never brough:t Officiai Newspaper at the university of Michigan.1 Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Offilce at Ann Ar- I bor, Michigan, under Act gress of March 3, 1879.# of Con-1 and Calendars lockey ethe most complete [ockey Sticks in the sekey Pucks 'Seand 5Oc ur line over before buying. 3ehan's NT'.S BOOKSTORE Rent 1A ,ILL ; Str...…

January 21, 1912 (vol. 22, iss. 83) • Page Image 3

…A. J.TAJ FaIGAIS VtENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Mr. Sam Small was entertaining an audience in University hall on the sub- ject, "From Bar Room to Pulpit," about the same time that a 10-20-130-up entitled "Avenged" was playing at the local theater. The medic students promenaded with class canes. FIFTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY.' *Receives Distinguishied: Position. Oscar E. Waer, '06 law, formerly cir- cuit court commissioner at Muskegon and now secretar...…

January 21, 1912 (vol. 22, iss. 83) • Page Image 4

…I. MUSIC AND DRAMA I New over M " Henry Miller in "The Havoc." "The Havoc" which Henry Miller Alger brings to the New Whitney February ke 7th is built on the eternal triangle which has been the genesis of the world's greatest plays-the triangle COND. formed by husband, wife and lover "'The Havoc' grips an audience," said cham- the San Francisco Call, last month bating "becaus we never weary of following victo- around the eternal triangle....…

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