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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [POc IN HISTORYo OF MIHGAAHLTC HI GE BOWL V0MB1N ES ALL Of RFCENT CONSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS CONTAINS 86,000 SEATS Compaeness, Perfet Draiage, Ad Proxhulty Among Features of New Structure' John H. Maloney Marking a new epoch in Michigan's athletic history, the gigantic new sta- dium, fourth generation of Michigan stadia, will be formally opened to- day, before a crowd of approximately 86,000 spectators. Lookig back over ...…

…SUNDAY, OCTOBER-2422 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TREN The Unfinished Swimming Pool (By Kenneth Hoag) was thought that various social func- which the users of the pool will have- much of the burden upon the stu- Michigan's- range of activities is tions during the Christmas vacation to pay in any case, plus the $18,000 dent body. More than likely at least practically without limit. It presents prevented the students from working. necessary to comple...…

…THE MICIGAN DiAILY i «. p~J IN RI CHUROHEI pan ese Paper 4 Has staff Man MACK'STO SHO SUMMER STYLES' Classifies Persons f fi igh brows j hur'crs that arec round and sloping.I muscles. The trunk is~ incl "' ElongaiTh flub s are not long but stocky long and full, not constricte( a r qt-ty ^otb a ws' 1, rlJ 1 hones "and(lthick, short in: at the waist." (CoQntinued from Page One)~ everlasting" (From the Daughtero ~Jarus), Mr. Wheeler;...…

…PFFICIAL DULLETIN 11 J SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1921 Number 24 of Football Tickets and Residents of Ann Arbor: I of over 40,000 will be present at the Michigan-Ohio State game et. 22. A large number of the visitors will come in automo- ing space in Ann Arbor is limited to the streets. To avoid con-. ry owner of an automobile in Ann Arbor should leave his car at ot park on any of the streets. This would aid very materially parking space for t...…

…* THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, 3ANDAR 2, 1922 unt," "That Brute Simmons," and "All men who should have been an artist, That Message." and no doubt, one who would have On "Winesburg, Ohio" there is not been, had he been placed in a differ- much need of dwelling at length. ent environment. Everyone who makes any effort to Mr. Fuessle has the belief that SOME NOTABLE SHORT STORIES Blue Hotel," which appears in a vol- keep up with the best ...…

…FACE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBR1UARY 22, 1925 Sarah Caswell Angell i-all-A History The Background of a Now Famous Auditorium With an Account of the L.ife of the Woman to Whom it is Dedicated-Mrs. Sarah Caswell Angell Ic111trian 31e3yer te S no isiainof th eir Women's one speaks to the alumni of the '80's. that she was pressing their demands.' Freshmen and entering upperelass luncheon, aind in the estalishment of Her thoughtf...…

…'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 ...…

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… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATI'i THE MICHIGAN DAILY| |- ||||||||| |A | T WILDCATS AND &TTLE' AT EVA~ IftiHi Buckeyes Outweigh COMPETITION OF EPOC IN Michigan BackfieldE TfI' And Frad w i (Continued from Page Eleven) orwar a will hold 240 working men with de -- - - ---I Renew Football Relations After Lapse, of Four Years in One of Most Important Contests ILLINOIS BOASTS EDGE (Special to The Daily( EVANSTON, Ill., Oct. 21.--North- western and Il...…

…THEMIHIANDAIX The United&ae and the War ten Slossen) cept his arguments to the following the signal treachery to Belgium and to refuse friendship to a liberal and n in last Sunday's points: (1) the German attitude to dis- Luxemburg; (15) the Kaiser's own democratic German, Republic. Ger- anday Magazine of a armament and arbitration in the two belligerent comments on official des- man-American friendship i possible enneth'Turner's book Hagne Co...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r T____ , AlLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ilicatlonkin the. Bulleatn ts construetive notice to all members at Unikversity. Cody re% elved until 3:.10 V.im. (11:30 a, . ai rdy mine 3 S8t-NDAY, APRIL 22, 1923 xu be r 1451 rsItyr Leasure: r'ofessor Antonio 0. Solalinde, of Madrid, and for the year a membe staff of the Department of Romance Languages, will deliver a let n Spanish on the subject, "Las obras menores de Cervantes" in ti r...…

…SUNDAY, JANUARY 22, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE doubtless been given more space, for those ho run the Little Theaters, New York critics that Broadway twice he is an intensely interesting charac- such groups as the Washington Square intended to stage "The Hand of the ter. He appears in a subtly pathetic players, and the Provincetown Play- Potter" and then, with a wary eye to Wow to Freshen light, fighting for a recognition which ers, go to...…

…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1925 . ] IF. MICHIGAN DAILY PACE FIFTEEN o, The Majestic "The Only *Woman" opens at th11 Majestic theatre for a four day ru., with Norma Talmadge and Eugene O'Brien as the featured players. Te plot calls for Norma to marry a ian she ]oaths in ordler to save heri fat her from financial ruin and disgrace. She Thi'lier boy who pathetically endures the in-1-____ ~- erican" will be the pastor's subject for pastor will spe...…

…2 PACE FIFE t:E 22; 1 22 . HE .MICHIGAN-AILY PG FV MAX EW ING- (By Catherine Hunt) ting by the hour with these grateful - rooking forward to a year of ex- oldmen and women,.whose sfer- ing may in some measure be- essened it has become an estab- tree to the Hall of Fame, and on it is pansion in a program of. service forby relief from the tedium which is can occupation to fof written: 'Not transferable." University women, and in humanitarian- li...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE sUNDAY, JANUARY 22, 1922 XFORI I) UNIVERSITY-ITS LIFE, considered by most an unceremonious one of his college halls. I might add can he numbered on less thais the CUST0S, AND TIIADITIONS thing. One is more or less lowered that it took nearly a year to efface the fingers of your two hands, and grant- Continued from Page 4) in the esteem of hit fellow students, work of art from the wall. ing, for the sake of argument...…

…, 4+ " " ° , PAGE SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1925 a i J 1 Chr P tion resolved that the chapter peti- Scott and~ said quietly, "I am going tion the National Chapter to change out for a short time and may not (the name to the Sarah Caswell Angell come Mack" Ile hulled the door (Continued from Page Fifteen) Chapter of the Daughters of the Am- aside, and w ilked away, disappearing Meighan. Open house will be. held eri...…

…?A GE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY' SUJN: I should be unable to reason and log- worth while. Deep consideration ically balance a.review: of the book. it would be a waste of neither'til After a person has read-and by the nor energy. way, I am not concerned with those To ignore the physical plot and log who, in H. L. Mencken's classification, of the book and to proceed to the ve are like the young y who gleans core of the conclusion, I shall quote ...…

…THE MICHI AN DAILY PAGE SEVENf h qualifications for senatorship. Politics THE EDITOR MIGHT HAVE KNOWN dl t!e Magazines to the side, the Freeman's :literary lIsaac ]M arcosso .w m e The editor of the St. Louis Star, attitude'is well. maintained. by Robert IacFeeic acs ,d'istin By W. M. R, Hillyer's appreciative article on Emily reading that "a Senegalese negro, win- I ed ri Haos ditin- guished Asnerican journalist, author, The Bookman for Oct...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCToBER 22, 1922 wBjH EiU u uflU auIUH nut !$S +3iil iER g3hJM@ I & 5 Eu JI B i EEtEEEUEEiu l ,y since the Century is gradually win- STHROUGH THE OPERA GLASSES LAtrrvNotes ning its way back to its former lit- Ah last the anonymous gentlemaa erary standing. . A new book by i who s kins suisEEEE HE aEE Y pplied t Lord Dunsany is always a pleasure. PNR sS kny surks oh s.andho- We trust, nay, we know we are no...…