…1890 C Lw 4 af MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS wammmmWommm""m Vol. XXXIX, No. 128. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1929. EIGHT PAGES NOTED -SENATOR ,TO OPEN CONVOCATION SERIES ON SUNDAY REPUBLICAN - LEADER SELECTS "THE PRESENT OUTLOOK" AS TOPIC FESS HAS HAD VARIED AND COLORFUL CAREER Efforts Being Made To Secure William Allen White For Address, April 21 Senator Simeon D. Fess, educator and politician from Ohio, will ad- dress the openi...…
…4* 4.- ... * e. . . .* -- - 4 - .4 .. THE MICHIGAN D ATILY I IOUS PRESS WORK ISS SCREEN REFLECTIONS ACED O XHIBITIONi Typography .-Of Historical Value 9 And Examples Of Decorative Art 1 Included - In Exhibition it ARRANGED BY CURATOR Modern fine printing as exempli- f fied in the work of the more prom- inentipresses of the world is the 1 subject of the display now on ex- f hlbitifo irthe show cases in the1 lobby of the main library ar...…
…ThL VI(,1 DISCUSSEDBY BATES Spaks On Relationship Between Legal Systems And Morality CITES CHANGING CODES "Legal systems are not wholly consistent with morality," said Dean Henry M. Bates, of the Law school, at the sixth of a. series of canpus forums sponsored by the Student Christian association. "However, there is a necessary re- lationship between law and morals in any system' of law that possibly could endure." legal systems cannot be ide...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIAY, M0 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 exclusivel en- titled to the "se for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ana Arbor,' Michigan, tssecond...…
…T 1-4 El MI(," 1-11 :x' ! r , THE MICHIGAN DAILY ( V cm MW A TA VATA- M A sm As ,._5° ..S 7 + ti 1 1' '~wp'~j ~ i3 2 JUNIORS ARE VICTORS. Old Timer Tells Past History Of Grounds Of Women's League Building LEAGUE IS PLANNING FANCY DRESS BALL I. BY130 TO 20 COUNKT TAKE, -SECOND PLAC[ GAME IS CLOSE THROUGHOUT FIRST THREE PERIODS; PLAYING IS FAST SENIORS LEAD STANDINGS Freshmen Third In Tournament Ranking While Sophomores Stand F...…
…T C Tq -1 ;i -- -,i-7i TINT i. + + , + . -m--- - - --. w . _ : _------ - - A SPIRANTS. GET FIRST EXERCISE ON FIELD VARSITY ANDE Swimming And Hockey Awards Announced STOLPMAN'#ILL L[AD FIFTEEN MEMBERS To RECEIVE VARSITY M Bo Mole"da X ill Play For Denver Squad Turns In Winning. In Brilliant Record Conference Title; Six Members Graduate COACH SWELL PLEASED Fifteen memb Varsity swimmi ence champions, ed letters by C while five s...…
…22, 1929 N!HT MCH 1-iAN',- I H . .. . ............ . .. .. ELEVEN MEN WIN NUM ERALS' IN ALLCAMPUIS SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS HELD LAST NIBUT "n Cmpeitio Maks Cntet;'honors in the 50 yard free style ~Cee Copettio Maks ontstevent, taking it in the fast time Robinson Leads Irk Points of 26 1-2 seconds. In the 100 yard Withr Seven free style race Smith won from Darnton while Shikes and Mc- THIRT-F~IVE ENFTRIES Gill finished in the order named. __...…
…TAG E EIG T £ . * ' T II -1 E MTCIII A D A I L Y '7!GEEIGT rFUJ )t\Y, MAN'Cli 22, l9 a DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN _ _ 1 (j .H I . e A N ___ DAILY __._ . ... M Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) I I Vol. XXXIX FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1929 No. 128 I! ,! i . s University Lecture: Professor A. Sommerf...…
…MSABLISHED 1890, 4 zau 4aU1* MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS wwamlowmmmk*M VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 131. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1928 . N0 ER 0 ER HEL s L I L OPPOSITI O- WORLD EN6INEERS END FOR EXHIBITION'' COURT LOSES BY BIG 1 PRESIDENT LITTLE, OTHER FACULTY NOT ABLES, VOTE IN DAILY ELECTION PLAN IAARGE PROGRAM FEATURE EXHIBITS AND DISPLAY$ SHOEMAKER IS CHAIR Every Department To Take 1's First Open House Progran...…
…T--IE MICHIGHAN DAILY TH U TOLSTOY COMMI!TT ECOLLECTION OF OLD ninirhI r in-iiro PAPERS EXHIBITED eclL ':II . him as to produce fear, awe, mean- J ' ' T ness, cunning, suspicion, acting with Al? LIBR1.zXE RY 1pr~ide, haughtiness, jealousy and re- TICKETS & RESERVATIONS -i For 1All Important .A - Lake and Ocean Lines NO KLhLVVLI2 LLLI VML) 11,11s To Voimioaeu 11r41I Anhlerslry OiFBirthi Of A-tior And Sfld ent LQVETT TO -GIVE SPEECHI 'Th...…
…TI-URSDAY, MARCH1 22, 19J29 TECHNIC MAKES THIRD! AppEARANCE[OF YEAR i 1 i The Michigan Technic, quarterlyI publication of the students of the Colleges of Engineering and Archi- tecture, made its third appearance of thle present year yesterday. Prof. Henry E. Riggs of the civil engineering department is the author of the lead article for. the quarterly issue. His topic is "Training for' In- dustrial Leadership." In it he points out that th...…
…__ THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI-URSDA Published every morning except Monday during 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 for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, VIichigan, as ...…
… Y. MARCH 22, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY t .Ms l-CT1 22 1 92...T ......MTCH ...N..DAILY A IIVA'OVN M VA I= :&I= Kil m IN 40 ORRSOETO BE LI ee Wills Plans k TOour FRENCH FEMINIST SAYS FRANCE HAS u ABD. dT - IARUISPNSR LITTLE HOPE FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE Charte JutLnawekHro tda teAnnual Trip Abroad TfpP I ,lu stroeiwekvfomltday heI French suffragettes may obtain the not practice and does not practice Delta m 1 crnerstone for the league buil...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATT Y TT-TT7' - aa.-L .,a../1 11.aA'1\ .L.'1'*L.tJ A '-pIlUYWYJi' Y, SQUAD OF 20, TO LEA VE FOR CORNELL TRACK ME J1 ITHACAN TEAM HOLD INDOOR TRACK TL To Allow Four Men In Every Eve Except The 440; Cooper in Both Hurdle Races TARBILL MAY NOT - RU Though Coach Steve Farrell wou. make no definite announcement r garding his selections, it is expecte that 20 men will comprise the Wolve iae track squad that will leave ti m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY overcoming a loirard hahdicap to fin- U ish 16 yards in frcint of Northwestern JOlE RAY RET ORN8 T ' event. University's miler. He was not T tl~e micidlewest's crack FORM l~ MILE [Y[~ of Dr. Otto~ Peltzer and Lloyd Hahn, Ray Conger, conqueror Thorn as Warne of Northwestern, na- tional interscholast'ic titleholder. Droegemue1~ler and Waruc tie(l at 18 WRESTLERS WILL COMPETE FOR BIG TEN TITLES no 1 a oin Page Six) e~lly...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY m I DAILY ICIAL BULLETIN I I ..nr+n..wnn.rr ... 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. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 8. '1'l 6UR SDAY, M1ARVCH 22. Number 131. Faculty, College of Literature, Science and the Art: At the request of President Little, there will be a meeting of the Literary Faculty Thursday, Ma...…
…i 41 ESTABLISHED 1890 <Y i3Ifr r i xl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 124 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PflICE FIVE CENTS PLAYERS TO PRESENT 15 PERFORMANCES FOR LEAGUE BUILDINGFUNBDI ROBERT HENDERSON AND OTHER MICHIGAN GRADUATES IN COiXIPAN'1Y' TO GIVE MODERN PLAYS Due To Their Success Of Last Summer The Actors Will. Remain Here For Another Series The Rockford players, professional ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TU'ESDAYS MARCHI 22, 19 7 -r-----M---- LS Teenty-Two Thousand Bills Not Taken REES WILL SPEAK mwHIGH, 1IfiOLS' FINISU By________Session1 O IL T AT U DEHAE EIMIAIIOSUWenByirClose Of Congressiona ONGT TUNO ________1,___ f lal ) i l ?:d i) .., n co sJg1tliill h'oni thelit-' r ow ssstandt Vice 11C.Cel fte SeodRudO Sre hDj Idl s ' i!)aout !02 10 )! Ii t 5l2Ud hi al arers,. nunfotP:',;t!"o .'c (-. A gII oy- Secnd oUld eris l...…
…TUEISDAY, MARCH 22, 1927 AL AL MAVAJA. . .i 1 tA n JC1.-I_ T 1I" lY MT r 1VtC~M f1HlAT xS nHnNOR PSYCHOLOGY HAS HONR vSirnGIENPROVED POPULAR NATION 1N10[ SUV IY i of1lthOui.,Ionly aminor departmnit of theUnierity haing one 010inst u(- - for and six students ih the, laboratory I (Continued From Page One) 00 years ago, the pyhlg eat There are 10, institutions in these, meat has grown by leaps and bounds where the engineering colleges have al...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY t TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 192 __________________________________________________ U r Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control o@f Student Publications. Memers of Wester Confereace Editorial AssoCieion. The . ssociated. Press is exclusively en- titled to he i W for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited e itthis paper and the lo...…
…4 TUES-,-DAY, 7MARCT4 22, 1927 THE MICHIGAN' DAILY i I ' A. AU U1WI TO CON VENE, IN WASHINGTON; D, i 1'ii i Annual ('i4 vnflon Will beet t,; tcl i , Hling 1Helaquaii1rter At l Mayflower Hotel MRS. HENDERSON TO SPEAK Plans for the programs for the fifth national convention of the American Association of University 'Women, 'which conveners in Washin gton from March 30 to April 2, promise one of the most noteworthy gatherings to: be held i...…
…PACE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUEFSD7AY, ? MRCH 22, 1927 jr { c i n ( IIIII)IIIIIIIIHID) lu / ...... II Ati4Y4111NI111M' l V WNN IfiIIIIIIII , rte.----- SJAON6 CORNLL IRACK SQUAD IS fAYRD Three Wrestlers Winj BANCROFT'S ROOKIES WILL ADD State A.A.U. TitlesSEDTOEA INCMG TO AVFNflF IAST mimR ICfHMfAN VIflJCPIF In Tourney At Flint' --~:.:zv~ AU 111 LII M .L -flU l ~I UJ IGI U4.U1141I JI X99 ~IIL1JI ~tj~w ~l~,IhshuaiA i4Bens...…
…TUESDAY, M<AP5CH-f22, 1927 -LAKESLEE C PL TES " T E N M I L E S W I M P . B a e l e ' 7 , w s t e r C E * 3p .im r to Comp~llete the ten mile' 1 g ini int he Union 1)001 Sunday, the With "Gobby" Davis behind the t Weiittloh lay of the contest. plate, Oosterbaan at first, Kubicek at A :1tcfal of thirteen entrants finish-1 second, Mors;e playing short, and Wei-' ri l a Iegalired (listane of 7201 traub at third, Coach, Fisher's baseball l'g i;o,"...…
… PAGE EIGHT . THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDA, t 1 22,1- 0 I'AGE EIG-Wt0 ~HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCh 22. 1927 I DAIL'Y OFF IIA Publication in the Bulletin is construe the University. Copy received by the 3:30} p. m. (11:30 a. m. Satirdays). _Col VOLUME V11 TUTESD~AY, MARC uc DI .C L BULLETIN fctive notice to all members of Assistant to the Presideut until )py must be typewritten. CHI 22, 1927 N".fBER 124, To the Deans: There will be...…
… DEDICATED TO JUSTICE C, r s f rAh 41P 4,3 att Section One PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. XXXV. No. 129 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1925 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS f - - -- EGSLATORS VISIT AMPUSBILDINGS1 IESTIGATE NEES WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF STATE HOUSE PREPARES REPORTj STARTED FRIDAY Museum And Wllianiu 1 1Cleients Library Among Those Inspected Continuing their tour of inspection of the University, ...…
…PAGE 1TWO THE MICI IJOAN DAILY -- -.. SUNDAY. YMARICh 22, 192 rutiiurrn Tries To Lift OFFR IbIIIUL St. Paul Road TECHICALFrom Disaster' dIie ,urses In Chemical Engineer~ug Included in Program For I Sumuler Session.z r;AN WILL STUDY METALS . Included in the program of seerical 3 - P E" rOR FI S TG engineering studies to be offered inz, 4, fg/ th'e Summaer sesson, are five courses,~' TR b, IFR.YUFAO ...... designed chiefly for students of e...…
…0 SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ A' THR1EN Curzon's Death Robs Britain Of Leader, - Cross In the death of Lord Curzon Eng- land loses a tireless and devoted Pub- lie servant, who was much of a schol- ar. in the estimation of Prof. Arthur 1. Cross, of the English history de- partment.Curzon, Professor Cross said, accomplished a tremendous amount in his sixty-six years. "Although he held the title of Mar- quis," the professor...…
…PA2 E FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 22. 112"t , f 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 republicatio'a 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 postof...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1925 THTE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE 4 0 . 7 . ) C tea.. e o - &M !t "CASTLE[S IN' SPAIN" l, JND OF: WEEK'S PLAY BRiNGS1 v y a " , FAVOR TIOM WORK OF JNO IL AMY LOOMIS PRAISED Glee Club Gives ¢ Concert To Aid y Masonic Orphanage; G. Th niversity Gil's G(eflub bwill .-. make their next Ipublic appearance at !w an 0111 ertain ment t0 be given on March 26 in the auditorium of the Masonic Temple. The entertainmen...…
…PAGt S7X THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1-25) SIX SUNDAY, MARCh 22, 1925 " CgI3II1' 1 , 0 __1 .-- "Mml-q ,,, .. Detroit Northwestern Leads UTI T NO RTHWESTER N I 5 eri ed AIMTER TO START Field In Track Prelniharies I NDetroitNorthwestern with 12 menteal. Best jump by Harrel, Flint en- Surviving the preliminaries led the tra, 19 ft. 10 5-8 in. (Continued from Page Oue) field in the number of men qualifying 440 yard dash:- F...…
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…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1925 DALQOPCILBULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice tv all membersi of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m.,(11:30 a. m. Saturday& Volume y SUiNDAY, MARCH 22, 1923 Number 1219 Vu~lversity Senate: The third regular meeting of the University Senate for the year 1924- 192,' scheduled for Monday, March 23, will be postponed one day...…
…t. j Feature Section i:l r Ar ~Iaiog Feature Section w VOL. XXXV. No. 129 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1925 EIGHT PAGES __ i DISTURBING F" . . rm9rom CA U 0 s of the PAST ____ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ____ ___ ____ ___ _- ti? %P Legend Concerning Old Statue of Benjamin Franklin Which Once Decorated The Campus Leads To Ar °chaeological Investigation of Debris Beneath University Hall Early Swing-Out Pra...…
…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7.TARICII 22, 1 )2- , SUNDAY, MARCh 22, l~25 Japan's Imperial University at Tokyo Life at the Non-Co-educatonal Institutions of Old Japan-Habits and Customs of the Rising Generation There as Compared With Our Own 1 . k+ 4 Students from all parts of Asia as- sen:ble each April in Tokyo to attend the Universities for which Japan is famous. Tokyo-is one of the world's great capitals, so these students find much ...…
…I SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1925 PAGE ELEVEN WQ W Sports www i NORTHWESTERN PLANS MAGNIFICENT NEW STADIUM FOR USE IN 1926 SEASON Sports as S - I. ,. >4 ;. The Item Irish Engdahl knocked out Swede O'Brien in the fourth round of their fight last night at the Rose Garden after a fast and furious brawl. As Bugs Baer Would Write It Swede O'Brien got socked last' night. After stumbling ...…
…PACE TWEI.VE THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 192) +~ + * * ooks and Writers JI .L L +i7g *' ' i W t 01 Course... THE G RE EN HAT, by Michael Arlen. George It. Doran Co., $2.00. Those among us in these Hechtic and opaque days who would like to blossom forth into the realm of the novelist will find it to their advantage to jot down with care the vagaries and most disconnected of our usual thought. It will be found that such an a...…
…SUNA, MARCH 22, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY !'AG!, THIRTEEN Pusic and Drama V The Need By Edward Gordon Craig (Editor's Note: The following article is reprinted from the January, 1925 number of The Mask, Mr. Oraig's 11- lustrated quarterly published in Flor- ence, Italy. While the author is fam- ous as one of the leading artists of the theatre, this is his first contribu- tion to the theory of music.) * * * I would suggest that the need for ...…
…PAGE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1925 ) THE MICHIGAN DATI .Y ~TINDAY MAPIC'FT 22 1~2~ k.7 VS'i L.CI 1 ST111i4 VS.4 N(i; .S aa4 x! _.... _ V Former Dean of Women Honored! Dr. Eliza M. Mosher, '75-M, To Be Tendered Banquet in, Brooklyn, New York, By Medical Admirers i .trav rnntaininsr a natiininsrir"at c~l inr+fi S Nirl-T Moor y A r .JOH JU, eyer L y ULealndng a painoVigi c suUJe't, At 7 o'clock Wednesday, March 25,...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 22, I f;25 PG ITE TI-I MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIFTEEN ' ',.. {' j" . SChurches St. Andrew's tEisccopal ('liiii'eb Holy commfuion and Church school will be lieIcl at the usual hour. Rev- erend Sainuel S. Drury, D).D., head master of St. Paul's Episcopal School, Concord, New Hampshire, will deliver the morning sermon. The sp;jeaker of the young people's meeting , which will be held in, the old chapel ;pack of the church will be...…
…'I. PAGE SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cinema The Arcade Today marks the beginning of syn- copation week at the Arcade theatre, when a combination stage and screen feature will be presented. .Kennedy's' "Six of Diamonds" with Phil Diamond' at the piano have been sel-ected for their ability and the popularity theyI have attained while furnishing the music for local dances, as the firstj stage attraction scheduled at thisi theatre. The feature ...…
…r t a ai 11 MEMBIIER WESTERN CONFE EDITORIAL ASSOC ..________________________ U-- EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, _ _._. ;.: o Junior Girls' Play Better, Than Opera, Says Mr. Cowles The Junior Girls' play, whatever else may be said about it, was certain- ly much better than the Opera. The scenes which were merely intended to be beautiful were no miore so than EXPECTS those in the Ope...…
… 4 _., rl Ambassador To U. S. Capitol _ 1113113 RJerone(ntiol in Present X19lA I awing a recent visit Lo the U~ni-j of Illinois in which he investi- heir physical education system, Tad Weiman has prepared a ro- of the present curriculum of hletic coaching courlses here. e ,ised curriculum will be pre- to the faculty of the physical [on school at their next meet- Mich~ will probably be held somec ext~ week, revisedl outline of the athleti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ....r ... ... .. .W... .... . - ~ - - _ _ __... _, ., .' C ..C"" ' .. ... r /. THNTRHOUSE . GNIEN L.EAGUE PRIZE' Pleasure Loving Shah Is Facing Loss Of Throne, Westin aster house has been award-1 dthe rize of.$140 offered by the Wo- men's League to the organization con- tributing the best .idea for 'a plan in- ." ng, the whole' campus to1 make mWonsy forthe beneftof the Unvesity dfl chlgan League building fund. Th...…
…APER OF F MICHIGA ing except ear by the 1( cations. Conference 1 j at Dartmouth by an dents themselves, a make good reading THE dergraduates and th A N gan. According to Monday ever, most of the oard iii hieved in buildingI tude on moral quest Editorial were brought about' . tic and friendly att ely en. uty, which he prais all news of the article quote Ethel ie THEN appeal to the stu-.- 11 of which would!R L for both the un- O s A CA e facul...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . Y mosymom 1A- rt C)c 1 XK. 'N r 111111111111 i ._. y - ---- --- rr r" i i This Week End-~ Brandied Fruit Brick Another w eek end special brick - -- one that is sure to pla.se. Pure Candies are like; good deeds-they make their mark in the world. This is what our candies have done for many years. They plead their own case in every ocj;upation. Each package proves their pur- ity. Why not see that oi ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i . .N."r aWWl . 1 ""...,. wF . iiCWl u nJ -Is- T TRACL kM GETS REST INDIANA MAT SQUAD EASILY TAKES T lfAP1 CONFERENCE WRESTLING HONORSULI ___ _ ~ - __ __ I APUR S TITL Beta Theta . Pi's victory was the re-0 u aio f t e othernH U .u ftue elimination of the other GC5 teams tha t were entered. Lawrenlce S. Roth «was high man of the gamxe, scoring five field goals, and one foul for a total of 11 points. Kerr, of ...…
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…I. .A.i l83!"41V bAiL -. .... -.. wM AlLY OFFI CIAL BULLETIN ication in the Bulletin is constructive notico tq all ne'nbers of University. Copy received by t*b* As0.%tn-t( the '?'° (erlt ur~til ) p, m. (11:34 a. w. Saturrlair- ume 4 SATITRI),AY, -MARtC1 22, -1321 Nut in. rI2-4 'mentary Reports: ie time for removing Incompletes andl Absences gromn 'Fin-ation, A.3 s reporting the resulting grade, has now terminated, exce9pt in cases icit ext...…
…ERI Y Ap -A- A& Idaho t 'it Pail41 ATTEND TRACK M SA TURD I. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE . mri . .. ..__,. . .. . ,... s NTEND I FIGHT RATION E TO STATE EE NEXT A~Y FIN TO 41VERSITY! Case Purely tifi i-- - f BATTERED OLD FORDS PROVE SPRING IS HERE Spring is truly present. How, we know? We have as our au- thority the statement of diver. used car dealers, auto liverymen,, f and o...…
… .LAN . ,e Russian Cnand Opera Co. Le remarkable 'variety and reput- xcellence of the Russian Grand "a company's productions has soe ,ested Ann Arbor music patrons' nearly 150 ticket order, have been eat the tiniversity Music house ;h is in charge of the local sales., Russians will f111 a week's en- Lnent at Orchestra, hall, Detroit. nning next Monday evening with aikowsky's opera "Christmas ', a typical Russian fairy tale full; itches, devi...…
