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…, PAGE SIX - °TIF: M f-TC HMA] +1 nAJ 1 t Y~',' ~'.A4~±~J~ ~AI 1 4 AT I I4ZUIAV 9'1 0 111 0111 wiinTeam Meets CIcago;000PuksesEgeM.( l fill\) 1:1:.i 1lil .; i, 1;3ZG y g , Here 'r MVANN'S NA TA TORS FAVORED TO WIN Maroons Strongest Itn Breast Stroke, Fancy Dive and Dash Events; j Weak In Back Stroke WILL PLAY WATER POLO Michigan will meet Chicago at 7:30 o'clock tonight in a dual swimming meet at the Union pool. Both teams have perfect...…

…f PAGE SIX TI--'IE MICHIGAN DAILY A, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2a...1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'VITEST)A Y 1~'EflRTT A RY 2~ 1 W'~ '-ZIlV -LAIN SILV1 G,,, iU-11 _ /r a Jji ... i" ' '''''' L_ _ \ ". f ,Q ,gw jjampg __ 6 r. o v '1 . ip WAPI ........ _...............,. Y. ., .rte.. . . rwrw..r } i+f x r i. . r n r r.arr r+r.4.+ .. ,> , ,_ Coach Farrell Selects Squad For Illinois Indoor Relays __ ,,w 1 MEN Tr MAKE TRIP TO ...…

…SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THIS MLSE ,} LASS AT 3 P.M.U ADVER LOST LOST-Sterling silver cigarette case, with picture on front, Monday even-I ing at basket ball game. Call dam 3936. Valuable as gift only. { 90-91-92. 1FE1 C4#luMN TISING 3AT 3 P.M. WANTED WANTED-Old reliable. concern in Detroit can use 5 men who are grad;.- nating in February. Must be well! recommended and of good reputa- tion. Call Hat's between 8 and,...…

…TuriEsDAY, PEB~tUARY 23, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN , ... ..,,,., .a t ;,. I I - I I I '' mWk*Wmmlww - - - - ".11 - J,, I- - 0 1 W'"; I ". - i " I - I li I iNew Rpbican'W.hips' In House'. 4< 1 Ask 1 I f amdi~s, Again on his old Job 'ix res I I I I I 1 After a ong searceh the old Ad Taker returns tothe Daily Lost Two Years Ago in the List of Ineligibles TWO years ago Jimmie strayed from the beaten track-and °...…

…L! r. .. TI-W> MICl-4TC'A.M~.~U V .. - A A"'i% 11 8 i 'aC!fi?:11 EL $z ,,-. 4 V.L M.V.F.Y. #.. 4f. x.1l V#.ii.V .M NV). iVUt DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members of the.University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Preidnt until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volume 'PI SATURD)AY, JANUARY 23, 1926 Nufber 92 To All Members of the University: In so far as possible, copies of the 1...…

…0 DAILY OFIBIA L BULLETIN Publication in the Bullec;-n is constructive notice to all members of the University. Coley received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdays). Volume VI WE~SDAY, FEBRUARY- 2, 192, Yunilber .106 SAFETY ADVOCA TES SEEK LAW TO COMPEL IJudge Wants USE OF ROCK DUST FOR MINE PRO TECTION Abolish, Exploediing ("oiI a~ oStu rea I2 AlinesK {r,>.* TAI-i PASSES STA'7TUTE:. Because of the rece...…

…TO JUSTICE fri a xti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VO. XXXV. No. 90 EIGfiT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, F: IDAY, JANUARY 23, 1925 FIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENtll COUNCIL MEMBERS FINALLY APPROVEI NEW CONSTITUTIOPN NOQVEL~ VOT.iINC ARRA CEMfENT WILL1 GO FIN'0( EE C; AGE A FACTOR RUSHING OMITTED Judiciary Coiiiiitee of Nine iMtntberrs !Named by Interfraternity Representatives After months of discussion, the new constitution of the Intc...…

…PACE TWO 11-11L MICHIGAN DAILY PACE rwo HIL ICHIGN DALY PIDAY JANUTARY 22, 1925 E w ., E w . .,,,, 1 -, (~ y J ° 1 tliL Id liti. {r ~ , uu y, >^ ' } . its r i r \ i r ., 1 a11U 1 , , I I An UnusuallyI AppetizingI Cupp ly of Strictly III Fresh Fish at Very Low Prices. Drop In and Deliveries to All ee V, s Parts of the City. Fresh Herring........ 14c Blue Pike ..........20c Perch ..............23c Trout .................…

…t F I 1 IDA ' rANT'Al'Y 3 a 192- THE MICHIGAN DSAILY FRIDY, ANUAY 2, 125 _________________THE iCHGANPAGE TIMR dSUJPPLY MQRNEY FOR WORK IN RESEARCH :-aulty )Membiers, Advanced G~raduiate Studenfts tec il-e sums CASTE GIVEN $1,000 -Several sums of money, totalling . 1,850, were granted for the purpose tai' special researches at a meeting o1 the executive hoard of the Graduate school which was held Wednesday afternoon. The money will go to...…

…PAGE ~FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 23 1025 -._.__ 'ublish ed every morning except Monday, n l n rthyt ,fivei sity year by ,the Board in t ,i dentl it iaat ions. 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 otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- iidl1d whrein. Entered at the postoff...…

…FRIDAY, JANUARY 213, 1925 TH E MICHIGAN DAILY F I wy,..ww. .w..w wh .wwwsw+ ww+w M r. _ ,f'. t;. ) VAVAlm \/ V- WIN A ) q'lv HST" ALUMNAE COUNCIL ^MEETING FOR SATURDAY A 'mid-winter meeting of the Alum- Snae council will be called at. 10:30 o'- Sclock Saturday at the Union.. Mrs.1 :' Shirley Smith, chairman, will lpreside.I Dirs. Allen S. Whitney will speak on "The Merrill-Palmer School of Mloth- erhood," and Miss Clio "Murtl...…

…FACE STX THE MICHIGANDAL DAIL'Y' I'A-', Xi tI9 Y. T-J:, 'kAflY 23,)2!i j efeoo P 4 7- '°' . r U, PROM ff 7m; r E 4 p fe Y ^ hrm % .., ftwmmm% 150 ATTEND TR&CK MEETINGIN UNION Professor A1igrler D)eplores the lack Of Interest In Track At MUichiigan COACNH OFI NTAO LED 1-AFI Toledlo, 0., Jan.22.---Larry Bevan, ! Coach of the national high school championship _Waite High, eleven, re- signedl yesterday. Bevan has dlevelop- Ce...…

…I8AJANU ARY 28 192 TH" 1lE T/ MCITGAN DAILY r1'A SE~VEN b _ w COUMOLUMNt ATL3PMSOSE ADVERT IING ri: M. ___ _______ RpIV'-,Ylaces Slemp . ' FOR RENT FOR SAlLE 1001tllll, t 1T I rooks Brolli r, noflO ux- I OE1-wVhit e cl over, the lest of1lilyv edo, SIze "is, With vest1, veIY<(:1100])I h< is 0 cents a fl l. Do] iv Cee(1 in C ll Biumner 2801-N. 914 State. FOR RENT For sieod semest r. Comfortable roomi single or double. 0841 1+1. Jefferso...…

…PkfE EIGHT TI-Il MICHIGAN DAILY FRI PAY, JANUARY 28, 1923 I 77-7-- DAIL FFCA BULLETIN' Publication in the Buletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy receied. by the Assistant to th* P-,exident until 3: 301 P. n. (11:-.30 a. mn. Siaturdav4 Volume 6 FRIDAY, JANUARY 239 192; Number x"90 University Lecture: Professor Wilder I).- Bancroft, of Cornell University, will speak in the Chemistry Amphitheatre on Monday, ...…

…THE WEATHER LEA COLD WAVE WE TODAY EDIT L. XXXIV. No. 88 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1924 EIGHT PAGES 1 S ED 'I ItE~l S1i~tSV SEI) WIRE SERYC STER ECONFEIIENC TORIAL ASSOCIATI( PRICE, FIVE CE LWAY OFrICERS ASSEMBLEHERE ORTWD DAY MIEET i Cross Predicts No Radical Change In British Policy I COMMITTEE TO DISCUSS MEANS OF ENLISTINO COLLEGE MEN IN INDUSTRY CONVENTION ATTRACTS PROMINENT EXECUTIVES Closer Relation B...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, .. . . zky and other leaders of the comn- munist faction of the Petrograd Sov- iet had paved the way. The tottering provisinal government was power- less to save itself. After 24 hours of almost bloodless skirmishing, dur- ing which theaters functioned as us- ual, while street fighting went on in the next block, Kerensky had fled; the rest of the provi...…

….Y, JANUARY 23, 1924 THE lNPC"l THE !CHIAN DILYPAGE TE TJfomen Finds America Soulless; Lauds Women, However Members of Sigma Delta Phi will! meet at 12:30 o'clock tomorrow at Dey's studio to have their picture tak- en for the Michiganensian. All women who are resting or walking for their gymnasium work are requested to report to Dr. Bell sometime before the end of this week. Kappa Phi will hold a sleigh ride this evening. Those who wis...…

…TOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, [CIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE 1NITERSITY OF MICRIGAXN variably these organizations have had *orthy aims and have, at least in the earlier parts of their careers, done some real good. But if their opera- tions are kept completely secret, dis- aster sooner or later overtakes them. 'uhlished every morning except Monday The Ku Klux Klan is, we believe ing the University y.ar by the Board in rttol of...…

…WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1924 TI F ICVV'ANDAT PAGE --_- -.- ,. , , LITTE TO ADDRSS, MIDDLE WEST ALUMNI Coach George E. Little has been asked to speak before eight groups in Ivarious cities throughout the middle- Kwest during the next two weeks when there will be a let up in active coach- ing here, due to examinations. This po.7pcnement of training for the mhen has allowed Coach br.ittle to accept the invitations that have been ten- dered h...…

…SHE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23 1 , r ........... I ...r ;" .." 1 1 41404 E! !! E :f . ... _. IE[LL SELECTS WE[T T ON U ILLINOI MEETi JATTEQDORF, REINKE, EYBERG AN) BOWEN CHOSEN rY OF MATERIALj SPORTS TO FARRELLI ANOTHE. r TOUGH SEASON LOOMS FOR PA T BUT HE KEEPS HIS GRIN, Hurdles, Mile, 'lalf 3Iile,' Broad Jump and Pole Vault Are Strong Michigan will be represented in the Illinois Athletic association invitation...…

…194 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. _.,-,.,. LUMI LOSES 3 P.M. LASS ADVER Fountain Pens and Pencil Insur- SINGLE LARGE Room for girl stu- flfl ance. Have your name embossed on dent. Next door to Newberry Res. COLM them. Price 25 cents. Warm, convenient. Tel. 2707. C.c e . 2J7 Nickels Arcade DOUBLE. OR SINGLE room with a TISING AT 3 P.M, The Typewriter & Stationery Store. private family. .Phone 2893-J. TYPEWRiTER REPAIRING TWO LARGE suites or sin...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, TiA '.1Ri Y 2 ............ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETI Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members the University. Copy receivedby t Assistant to the ,repdept u 8:30 p. M. (11:30 a. mn. Saturrda~ Volume 4 WEI)NESDAY JAN ARY 23, 1924 Number To The Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans, Wednesday, January 23 a. m., in the President's office. l1. L. Burtl( University Lecture: Profes...…

… THE WEATHER FAIR; NO TEMPERATITREY CHANGE TODAY' L Ar m rm t I r t I gun VOL.- XXXIII. No. -88 EIGHT PAGES AN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1923 EIGHT PAGES ... - - , , . _ . I ... 1 a4 "t-a 1. A - ----- - ---- r " -.. I ! /I TTAd ~WU S6TW A - -- - f PlRICn FIVE COMMENCE SUITT6 69N't LAw, CLUB LAND OF CO OIH)NEDROPERT *y REGENTS SAY' PRICES Sapir Gives Graphic Account BOR90 GIJIEIILT Of Indian Lore And Customs. AITIICkS FRFNICI, ...…

…TH4E MTCHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY ,JANU1 DES TINVA TION? ----- YES TERDA YIN WA SHINGTONI T1he inldepeCnd(ent offices a ppropria-j Approval of the House action in- Tti Bt1.1i Wilk 110141 Banqu~let creasing from $37,000,000 to .$56,598,-; Members, of Tau Beta Phi, na.tional 000 the appropriation in the army 1)111 honorary engineering fraternity, will for river and harbor improvements. !hold a banqt in Willitts' cafe at was voted, S to 2, by t...…

…THE MICHICAN DAILY GRAUATES RECIVE K HIGH SCH OPSITIONS~ XQU*f Meimbcrs of Pi Lambda. Theta, girls' Fifteen students in the School of honorary educational society, will Education who graduate this February meet at 4 o'clock this afternoon, at have already received appointments, Betsy Barbour house. All members and the remaining few will be located are urged to attend. within the next few days. The posi- tions are all in the state of Michiga...…

… THE MICHICAN DAILY T1 l J, OF1ICIAL NEWSPAPERf UNIVERSITY OF NICE Published every morning exc during the University year by tl Contil of Student Publications. Member of Western Conferen Association. The Associated Press is exc titled to the use for republic news dispatches credited to it c wise credited in this pap-er an news published therein. Etered at the postoffice at iichigan, as second class matte Subscription by carrier or ma Offi...…

…'Y2", 1920> TM4 -MW1CfJ4GAN ,,DAILY o . I qo m ,, Mlomiiv. . lievd thir ery ivegenc oferedn ~oeliminated. given a hundred crown hundreds, bils of those denominations Pt ! jf SRIE cance to compromise. note is of little use; it is scorned even!- ill ,gradually disappear to be re- ii A ~~~~~~~sub-committee of ceploye andsF01EE M Rae yfv udesadtos Sminers was named to consider both A ustrian business is in such a sen- ands. SUH BYP TM Sff ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY v ar rwr r r D i immm. _ \/ J) uw irm r +ar r '; ew r rr rrru - <.. r ""__ r U-11I{All{411l11 v ) ., I *meow , "Illwomalw- JOHNSON AGAIN r . w''- ~ 'THAT CA93' T B657 A$IT~~JSOF FAT &:7MTHIN' 0 - 3. ter .. Fa.t sM-A- A V JeSSR/i E UFO CFtt St*# ~ \~4g~ ALWWS sv1;; I { di nunon (istance b~etween hurdles in seven; silosa; court 3, Phi Rho Sigma vs. j 1111LLTIAIO" T((PV I steps which is ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,e........ ".. _. -_ __ flI~flhITbest team. can be unearthed. The F09TERNuITY QAKEe0plans for, these games have not been !! ade as yet. 'The final series wil belheld immediately after the exam- WIE RUN r ING CLOSEI iations. Following are the standings at the end of the play last FridIay night: (Continued from Page six) i League 1 Consider Alpha Sigma and Delta Kap- W1 L Pet.' pa Epsilon~ before they can lay clailm Acacia...…

…TI W ICHIGAN DAIL\' T[;l:ES)AY. i __... r- - -- i ation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of niversity. Copy received until 3:20 D. Mn. (11:30 a. m.n -turdaY.) i3 T1UESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1923 oNumber 8 lei Ivrersity Leture: 1,r. Edward' Sapir, Anthropologist of the, Victoria Memorial Museum, zwa, Canada, will deliver a University lecure this afternoon at 4:15 in :Natural Science Audtorum on 'the subject "The Art of th...…

…3EU~*I 1lui1N I ONE c 'wintt aI~tll ASSOCIATI PRESS PAY ANI) NIGHT t SF' I1cE -.. .- VOL. XXXI. No. 82. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 23, 1921. PRICE FIVE : '. rnun Pflfl President JVuronAi DUT Ur Urge Need WOR ONE (By Mr. Herbert Hoover) NT O The condition of students and facul- ties in the Central and Eastern Euro- pean universities make it imperative that we should undertake t the earli- MANY TURNED AWAY FROM BIG est possible...…

…FHE MICHIGAN DAILY P f t r t O FICIA L NEW SPAPER OF rTH E N j t- OF MICHI,AN I 'Uli sheo ver mtIrrmnxn except M nd V a, by the Roard in Control of Stii* ;e r MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATE1 't, .. s Ciatcd I frret,- r clz .r 1'dv ited in thi paper und the 'cat Inw'a ml .1 I E.ntcred a the postothCe a nr \rbt \bl t clza i- - matter. Subscription by carrier o, mail, $x3.50. Offices: Ann Arbor Press building, Maynard ;<-. Phones: Business. g6o: 1ditor...…

…- THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - J UNIVERSITY MEN! The HURON porated 1891. Can draw your money VALLEY BLDG. AND SAVINGS ASSO. anytime and receive 5 per ct. from flay offers the best medium for saving andonvestment. Evry ays Eelyi your loss.. Wmn.I.,. Walz, P'resident.' increasing your money. Never paid H. H. Herbst, Secy. & Atty., A. A. Sav- less than 6 per (L. dividends. Incor- ings Bank Bldg., Main St. Adv. Are You ...…

…rHE MICHIGAN PAILY ( ti , , ,J' 8 ? Or'1 R' a L thletic Echoes thaca, N. Y., Jan. 22-Indoor ten- shwas given its first introduction Cornell when Vincent Richards and rry Lang, National Junior cham- ns in the doubles, gave an exhibi- n on the indoor courts of Cornell's w armory. Mallery and Pennock presented the Cornell varsity in itches against the champions. Rich- ds and Lang took all of the match- with theaCornell players. The new urts i...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE THEA' TODAY Screen Majestlc- Pauline Frederick in "Madame X." Arcade-The famous production "Heliotrope." Wuerth--"Parlor, Bedroom, and Bath.," with an All-star cast. Orpheum-May Allison in "Held in Trust." THIS,-WEEK i Stage Whitney-Monday-Booth Tark- ington's most successful com- dy, "Clarence," under the di- rection of George C. Tyler. Garrick (Detroit)--Walter Scan- lan, that winsome Irish singer, in an Irish c...…

…THE ICHIGAN DAILIV ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN te I SNDAY, JANUARY 23, 1921. Number 82. To the University Senate: President Burton has asked me to call a meeting of the University Senate in room C, Law building, at 8 o'clock on Jan. 31, 1921. Special order: Matter 'of University Editor. Regular Business: Report of Board in Control of Athletics. J. L. MARKLEY, Secretary. ledical Jurisprudence Lectures: Mr. Clarence A. Lightner will contin...…

…SUNDAY FEATURE SECTION lENT I FEA iC A i3uri 1 Fitjl SECTION TWO IE LITERARY VOL. XXXI. No. 82. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 23, 1921 PRICE FIVE CENT CHARGE STATE CAMPUS WITH BEING IN OF COMA: URGE THOUGH f , t Student ACtion Throttled, Claim de By Writer MISGUIDED AUTHORITY BLAMED; COMMUNICATIONS IN ANSWER TO "MIUCHIGAN ASLEEP CHARGE" POINT OUT WEAKNESSES OF PRESENT UNIVERSITY LIFE "I believe that all student ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, J2 HO DE DOBUNDAY FROM NOW ONRY r- LIht AND t'rA T& TWO TYPICAI e t"COLL--GB CItJV1Pf! ThR E PI ODES AS MP-SUIEN AT 'COLL6E AM EOP' REAL 1N'IRE ST TO ALL Or U~t.ENTU IOIR SLM AND BJIARE RfED-BLUDDEDl YOU x ON TM PIRST' VADVNU1 C P LIPPI- GOING 0OFlr TO COLLGE . DMAP ]UBC ,WNE' AR~E, INDEED NAPPY TO INTRODUCV w SLIM oR ARtTEMUS PETE , WWO 0IS A JI ~M RORiAMES PETE BROQTHER.- COMBINED PPJLOSOPWFQI AND CO1~RK:ANDRDP...…

…LY, JANUARY 23, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ratorical Board Fails To $60,000,000 Meet Opportunities, Charge AND (By Prof. William Herbert Hobbs) The request of The Daily for "criti- cism on any matter pertaining to ldichigan" leads me to ask the priv- ilege of.putting before your readers the subject of popular University lec- tures. The nearly ten thousand young men and young women upon the campus constitute a picked body, and with the opportunit...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY mpus In State Of Comal i must solve. It is the vitalquestion of Uri, the advertising columns of The the hour, and one which will continue Michigan Daily to reach' the best of to be of paramount interest untila solution is reached. The very fact Ann Arbor's progressive merchants that the greater portion of the corn- ue The Michigan Daily.-Adv. mnnica tinn recePivedin h m . nnnd tn__. 3,' I li OUY ATHLETICS, JEDS' ...…

…'I itr au xilx ASSOCIATED PRESS )AT AND NIGHT WIlt ' 1sRYll CE -1 _, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1920. PRICE THREE i PRCiHE ___________:_____ TENSE MOMENTS FEATURE HEARING OF SOCIALISTS Counsel for Defense Threatens tO Jng partly as evidence, partly for Quit Case Because of Evidence identification the following docu- SONGS Of ORIENT SUNG, INJAMOREE IRITISKI IS AMERICAN Artist Wh Plays Tonight Piano Study at Six Be...…

…ept Monday during the Univer- Sof Student Publications. SSOCIATED PRESS lusively entitled to the use for s credited to it or not otherwise al news published therein. Ann Arbor. Michigan, as second ard street. o words, if signed, the sig- Iint, but as an evidence of ibshed in The Daily at the mailed to The Daily office no consideration. No man riter incloses postage. endorse the sentiments ex- .Managing Editor Phone 2414 or ]o06 ....usiness ...…

…rt Men' asketball players will r the Chicago and Illi- week e'nd. The follow- n Coach Mather has the journey: Wilson, 7, Dunne, Rychener, ervirtz and Ruzicka. leave for Chicago at ofiight. The contest s will be played Satur- ie team will stay over y until Monday morn- then journey down to Illinois game, return- Tuesday morning and Arbor the same after- p Unsettled hich Mather will use ago aggregation is not is probable that Hen- ss will hold ...…

…Goddard believes that the that will come from his J~ be towards scientific in- fthe iatmo sphere at here- tainable altitudes. The tudi ever reached is 19 record was 'made 'witha represents approximately which a balloon may as- atmospher~e of the earth over 200 miles, leaving ed field open for the in- ,f science. Greater knowl- ltions at these high alti- greatly aid in~ forecasting accord ing to Professor lit is to' this end that he t- P. BK....…

…e ved, 400 Fittor k (. UZ Vi ft . F ^ } Sresulted iin securing a lot of Overcoats the eq ns e ,1nti iy C m n o sa dip wonderful assortment from which to select. every, modlel that is desirable. mot one is Included 1 FABRIC Pure Wool? light and heavy weights. . The colors are as well asistn obby patterns. All the staples as well as i ties. The tailoring, lining and p~ddlng is' all of the best. $l 50 Less 'Than Cost aeon1 an...…

…,, for money and "S" grades during the fall term. ng at the In the university grading system "H" the state if stands for honor, the highest possi- s vacation. ble grade, and "S" for superior, only subscribed. slightly lower in the scale. Thirty contribution of the students were men and 26 anonymous women. The girls, however, have a better average in scholarship than the men. m have reg- e in agricul- Illinois-A movement is being start- nester...…

…III IONS MAY MEET HERE Members of the Cercle Francais will hold their annual dance at 9 o'clock Saturday evening in Sarah row Caswell Angell hall. In former 'years a French play was given before the LINS , dance, but this year it was found to in a be impossible. According to Mr. Ever- ett Hackes, faculty advisor of the Cer- Ni TO cle Francais, the. dance is to be an informal affair. Those desiring to at- tend the dance who are not members ma...…

…FFIL MICI IF oi (Continued from Page One) I eech with a plea for gentleman- iduct in the building and urged nts to take as much care of it3 y would their own homes., Varsity Quartet Sings 'ing the course of the dinner, was furnished by the Union stra, a jazz orchestra, and the ty quartet. Knight Mirrielees, and Kemp Keena, '21, sang so- After the speaking was over, a was taken on the new cons'titu- William Hinshaw, '20, and Carl on, '20, o...…

…THE WEATHER UNSETTLED;, PROBABLY *RAIN, *31k 43aun ~Iatjx ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY ANTD NIGHT WIRE SERIIiCE i I VOL. XXIX. No. 83. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1919. PRICE THREE CENTS _ - - ALLIES ASK RUSS TO SEND ENVOYiS- BACK REVOLUTION ENTENTE TO SEND MISSION TO POLAND TO STUDY CONDITIONS CONGRESS TO DISCUSS, WORLD LEAGUE JAN. 25 Russian Representatives Meet World Leaders on Feb. 15 at Princes Island (By Associated Press) ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY " 4 , OFFICIAL NZWSPAPFR AT THE. UNIVARSITY OF MICHIGAN ublished every morning except Monday ing the university year by the Board in ntrol of Student P ublications. ;MBER ,OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 'he Associated Press is exclusively entitled the use for republication f all news dis- :ches credited to it or not otherwise credited this paper and also the local news pub- ed herein. ntered at the postoffi...…