…'S__THE MICHIGAN DAILY $UNDAY, NOVEMBE . , .: +!!ti '- II 1 :. - -02% k WOLERIESLOSE (Oont'nued From Page One.) PLAY BY PLAY First Quarter Iowa won the toss and elected to defend the west goal.' Rockwell kicked off across the Iowa goal line, Iowa taking the ball on her own 20 yard line. Scantlebury crashed fhroug i left guard for five yards. Parkin. lost a yard at left tackle. Scantlebury made a yard at left guard. Graham punted ac...…
…t THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OC T033ER 23, 1924 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1924 ON-wom } 1 VARSTY INEUP Woks or Win CIAOPEAE UPEGIDR A DRML G * TAKES NW.FOR OBCKEYE TI[L FERAGI EMI -F-, Six Me i To Occupy NSet Lositis S en Seek to Develop iceltrc r .Tiah i iti IIorks 'Nortihwecstern Against 1 iscons I koI'r Crucial Game E eleven iior otolst f Talisman Go e F FOUR MEN PROGRESS, IN'' g -u CUT UF H Browns, Look For Deal On Shocker Co...…
…194 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. _.,-,.,. LUMI LOSES 3 P.M. LASS ADVER Fountain Pens and Pencil Insur- SINGLE LARGE Room for girl stu- flfl ance. Have your name embossed on dent. Next door to Newberry Res. COLM them. Price 25 cents. Warm, convenient. Tel. 2707. C.c e . 2J7 Nickels Arcade DOUBLE. OR SINGLE room with a TISING AT 3 P.M, The Typewriter & Stationery Store. private family. .Phone 2893-J. TYPEWRiTER REPAIRING TWO LARGE suites or sin...…
…mic _DAiLY -,......,..rM-_R._T ..ATLY _ IBuildzng Progress Senate To Probe IBonus Falsifying Charges Of Miller I at the ri A 12C G3' 'ged ifi Hiot Water Waste, DAILY CLASSIFIED RATE~S Due to the increasce in. the last few1 c per reading lie for one or two insertions, Ilec perI months of the number of University more insertios. 'White space charged for at same buildings th~at have to be beated by d only to those having phones. Ask abo...…
…THE~ MICHIGAN DAiLN I COLUMN AT 3 ?$.M. ING 1 WANTED A FROSH FROLIC ticket. Address Box A. K. Care of Daily. PECIAL FOR 2 weeks. only, Ladles or Gent.Rdng boot~s made to ordl- der for $15. Get your 'order in at one. Ann Arbor Custom Shoe F-ac- tory. 534 Forest Ave. Phone 3043. ROOM IN PRIVATE~ family, reason-1 able distance from campus by Sen- ior Lit. Address Box 5, Michigani Daily. WANTED HELP i LUST BELGIAN 'POLICE DOG (but one cou...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .,r...... w.... . r . . THOS COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P. M. LASSIFIE itTs COLUMN *CLOSES ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. 1ISCE-T TA EOFS F~ RENT i;ckinson Visits Cleveland Plants Prof. Z. C. Dickinson of the econom- 1 .. (lepartmaeilt used the spring re- ce(ss, to o to Cleveland, where he vis- ite sveral larg;e industrial r~ants. rIl ~ mde a. spec ,al studly of thdlabor n11 1gW11e(,III methods and the hrovis- -.or industrial research...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... __ TilS' COLUMN' I CLOSES AT 3 P.M. DVERTISING DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES ged at the rate of 12c per reading tine for one or two insertions, 11c pea ng line for three cr more insertions. White space charged for at same . Classifieds charged only to those having phones. Ask about cnmtractsj 1assifed adventising. Oc per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line forI or more insertions, cash in advance...…
…, SEPTEMBER 23, 1924 THLE MICHIGAN DAILY aI LASS ECOLUMN U CLOSES ADVERTISING AT ,3P.Y FOR SALE P'IAINO, in good condition. Cheap for c° si. A. F. Harrison, Springwater Sudivision, Packard Rd. U PRIGH T PIANO, mahoganmy case; -in good condition. Reasonable. Call 1532-4. (12-2 P. M.) MVICKS,OPF,-Three lenses - Zeiw, *Leitz and. oil immersion. Ide, 5thI floor, Lawyers Club. GERMAN POLICE puppies of quality. Silver gray, healthy, sturdy,...…
…2, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~. 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - _. ,, ..T-a.,- At 3 P.M. ADVER'TISING 0 AT 3IPM. I BEAUYY HOL'PES STODDARD HAIR' SHOP ' RAIN WATER SHAMPOOS E "MARCELLING and .PERMANENT WAVING 707 NO. UNIV. PHONE 2652 # MACK AND CO. 3rd Floor' Main St. Permanent Waving and Marcelling DIMATTIA BEAUTY SHIOP SPECIAL, FRENCH packs, Hotoil shlampooing. Henna paks,, hairf trinwiing and cutting Telephone 2939-M. 304 S. State St. USIM...…
…THURSDAY, OC'l QBER 23, 1324 THE MICHIGAN DA TN~THIS~ cOiUMN COLUK~ cLSES CLOSES AT 3 P.1, ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. lO SALE j DRESSMAKING New styles. Call A emx~ingtou Portable 519 E. Williams. Mrs. Robert SAL Remingt{n rt li.e'npster and Mrs. James Demp- Typewriters. Time payments if de- s. sired. Geo. Register, 604 E. Madi-_ste_._ _ son, Phone 1809. TYPEWRITING DONE promptly, ef- ficiently and accurately by Charles F+ SALE 1921 Dodge, $100. Ca...…
…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 MICHIGAN DAILY t LILY OFFICI AL BULLTI cation in the Bulletin Is constructive notico to all members of niversity. C'opy received by ftvb# Astant tr the - 'ept until' p.m. (11.:30 a. mn. Saturlv.- ne. 4 SAITIDlAY, FEBIIU.1AR 3, 191-24 Nuntlwr i° J9 re will be a short conference at 10 o'clock tuaymrigi e f the President.,.L liln ty Lecture:. February 25 and 26 in the Naitural ScjFnce Auiditorrim, Profe~ssor tho~t, Professor or the Lan...…
…Y OFIIA U LLETIN Y F [ In e Bulletin la eon~tructive notieo to all members of lt. Copy received by * tb, ani cc en ~the Z~tu~i (11:30 a. mn. Satuir'iz- SIENDAY, MARCH 23 , 19:1 Nuj~wr 12.9 4 :30-Freshman Girls' Glee club meets in Barbour gymnasium. 6:00-Exchang;e d-uh dinner, room 318, Union. sending "mendacious, news" whichi might serve to weaken the 'Value of the peseta. TLED 1IJOADES orchestra pre:ents HOSPITAL SI 4 A nifernce of the...…
…CHIGAN DAILY I it IAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ablication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of e University. Copy received by the A-s~tauxt to the President until 30 p. mn. (11:30 a. m. Saturday:. DIbm. 4 WED)NESDAYS APRIL 23, 1924 Number 147 he Deans: rhero- will be no conference of the Deans on Wednesday, April 23, 1924. 111. L. Burton,- ersity Let ure: ?rofessor Anmerico Castro, of the University of Madrid, will lecture on ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. .. . - .. ,, , AIYOFIIA ULEI bilation In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of aUniversity. Copy received by thw Agsixtaut to the Pretkilent until 30 p. m. (11:30 a. Vn. Saturda) lutne 4 FRIDAY, MA1Y 2, 1924 Number 173 [e Sienate Council: hare will be a special meeting of the Senate Council, Monday, May 26, p. m. in the President's office.: '. E. Robbins, Secretary. ,rity Lecture: 'rofesspr W. D. Hia...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page Two) ill new Members of the Faculty: t is exceedingly important that new members of the faculty file address b with the Post Office, in order that prompt delivery of mail may be red. Shirley W. Smith, Secretary. 11 Stdents: Address cards should be filed with the Post Office at once. The Uni- ty has no means for delivering student mail. Shirley W. Smith, Secretary. II M~embes of th...…
…___ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Phli Lambda Upsilon: The initiation banquet will be held Monday, November 24, at the-Michigan Union, at 0:00 p. m. Frank J. VanNatta, Men's 1Educational Club: The regular bi-weekly meeting of the Club will be held on Monday, No- vember 24, at 7:45 o'clock in Room 304, Michigan Union. Professor Wilbert L. Carr of the University High School will address the Club on "The Class- ical Investigation." As a' special feature ...…
…1 THE MICHTC AN DAILY THE MIHIGANDAILYtIIURSDAX'Y OCTO BER 23, 1924 -7:31)-- eterans of' Foreign Wars mueetI 10 al~'tar in this colte itn rut jk-hO in cbuko atis DcI a1ilffice ] i'(1 '. loIt Pu rj'nse llwiole 4 u> I wk l : a; g tlii': day of issue. I~~~ ~~ - .3'- i .A) e:i~er in room '394, Uniion. ~ :~)-~ rchnian literary class meets in e-I1 Hauditorinum. I :3;r-Ii mie ° ity (aii.s' Glee cliil mneets on third floor of School of ! dMusic...…
…I MITERS~ RAMA ASTPOC £fr qa ttl bectioi Two I I ---------- No. 129 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1924 PRICE, FIVE ;HIGAN IEWS THE PHI IPPINE r { or that period of time, about $700,00,000 M av r e s en t The island Hero! th*mrcn o tw er.I ol I and some 100,008 American soldiers to conquer him and his people. P aO fProtection:x Aft. erehisfinal defeat ad ,capture She agreed to abstain from further -.warfare or in...…
…ection Se KV. No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1924 PRI( Lift Suspension f CouHteyrHordap ICA IWAN bFrom 5 Students Nr-- Man ApolFCZTs Suspensions of five students were For Halting Lady C ERi litfed by the administrative board ofNE IP the College of Literature, Science, Winnipeg, Canada, Sept. 22.-Court- and the Arts, at its meeting Wednes- ly highwaymen, such as roamed in "ye daynight. In all cases the !periodays" of h Ifamou...…
…Feature Section Y LiAt tU 41v att Feature Section VOL. XXXV. Ao. 53 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMRER 23, 1921 EIC TIT PAGES Ni IT AOWj F.L,14kwom i HE ijLA. JN q. ...., _ __ Philip Leonard Continues History Of Michigan From The Organic Act Of 1837 To 1841 When Actual Op aerations Of The Institution Were Begun The First Board Of Regents And Their Activities Mason Hall, The First Campus Building TAYew _______. .... ...…
…THE IIGAN DAILY ----7- UU I ILU IRLUL OF ALL ITHIETICSt~ (Contnued from Page One) 1 'However, there still remains a very al responsiblity to the schools.. llucational institutions are organized r the purpose of building men and, turally should- tak~e, therp paces ssponsibility by stimulating simul- ,neously the four sided man. The ad; heart and body must be matured r the end that" the boy may have a. enintellect, a sound clairacter, and ia...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY,. SEPTE-MBER, THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY,. SEPTEMBER IRTON'S OPNIN SP I N BRIEF (Continued from Page Nine) n, for broad mindedness and above for intellectual honesty. The mor- cowardice of the human race isa icient sometimes to occasion de, Ir. Its forms are constantly be-< you. Learn to detect them quick- Lud to hit them hard. Lincoln and1 sevelt did. nd just here in the largest sense, igh it sounds paradoxical, ...…
…TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER TEN THE MIdHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Stu e t Life At N rw y 's University; '7 erowdh Of Tradition In A Century balance such tendencies, however, the students have their famous sports in *.hich more and more they are at- taininrg true mnastership. (Copyrighted: 1924 by Student Life in IPoreign Countries.) :....:......:::"":: Come to the Student Supply Store for your many needs. You are sure to l...…
…~THE N CAN DAILY as eached Professional Size _ _v I GRO9WTH UoRES SHOW ars Since "Ifichigendae' Aijat roduction '. ,s Prospered FACULTY MEN WANT LUCA L A TMOSPHERE IN OPERA BUT REALIZE DIFFICULTIES E Announce Geology Trip Evanson, 11t%, Muarcb22.-North- western University Summer Session of Service If you want a good neat jobw . er attached~ come to "-Mum-for getter 11mpressions" _ , .,_.._. T MIJHtES iAS MADE INSTITUTION THAT RIV...…
…23, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE - IU R Ti :v - w 1 1 t O N A D D R S S E SU RESHMANBANQUET residemtl dY se.sNew MenTo "Keep Ideals; Appreeiate Value Of Study" VILKINS, HAYDEN SPEAK! A warning to "be human, work ard, stay with your ideals, and ap- 4eciate the value of study" was iven to members of the new fresh- ian class by President Mariou L. urton at the Fellowship banquet iven in Lane hall Friday night by ke Student Christian associati...…
…cF~ 23a~~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY -A- , 0 -A- Sports .il! ,+ Man BcksDeerv Al An~ici MrihnTHEN THE BUCKEYES GAVE MICHIGAN HEART FAILUREMhJyPlsaFs n ManyBack DeerveAll mp~ic:, MenionHunt's Pass To Cookie Cunningham, Which Scored For Ohio State MkjPlsaFs n BaCr .OImew s cni of file leading quarterbacks of 01 f~l To the Editr: It won't be long you Inasmuch as yesterday's games~ the Atlantic saboard. Yoemans, of practically ended the 1924 schedul...…
…4 DA -4. . -iters . Cambridge Journalism Beautiful new line c Commercialism In Letters IN REVIEW 'nItzerism ,QB4E LI.- ByArthur er; publised by Thomas $2.75. uea ;by Maxwell jowles)j heb 1creatures of Arthur Is pages resemble those bo-, gods who prance 'so grace- s 'the realins of mythology. all the.-beauty and spirit- ity of superior beings par- a strain of animalism, as and unaccountable as that imordial prototypes. They ygmies...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, LAW 0OK LAW BOOKS WE HAVE THE L~mwE 1 STOCK OF .rP" " I",s ".. '"'~ /"1"a 0"lI'.e". « ''rE"./".fe'"',.I',A ,.I"./"",.Ix"I'"."A" :I: ". '", "« ",I "'.e ". ",/",/".re":I"". " s""'. /".r '", %''../ ,/'°, ' .e ',I".Yr , //: ' .If: °~t ".;°.s " ~ °.0". °"./. "./".. .dr".re",I ".0"de./'./A. '"' /".r '/, ' : P".r" :"d' .~.rs". +" s ",s",s./'.A"./" . ".'" .e ./".iI./".a '"./"'',...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUN\DAY, NOVE.MBER 23, o ks anVrit .1 www IWO! Joseh Hercesieinmer IConeofin j Jaries H ),3,-.Jr. S It is the fate of the University t to ' 1 I' pass her more gifted sons into thej world without the official benediction of the dliploma. Walt Louderback, a popular illustrator, and F. P. A., too swell-known to require a label, are cases at point. James Mouse seems a candidate for simnilar honor. SIlis caricature o...…
…THE MICHIGA~N DAILY A rtsts tA Plusic andDrm 0'Vt4'tA- LlaiA Will Sing At May Festival DRAMA On Festival Program . I ' t 6it : ~n Itue ' a'; 1,e 11tn 4 l ira ib fig role of I1rimilnlilde: A name known to few on this side of sing at the Mlay Festival here in Ann :he water, but a name to conjure with Arbor, appearing at the first of the six n Euopeis hat f Emy Kuege, cncerts. H-er program, as far as it n Euope is hatof Emy Kruee...…
…22,. 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 23. 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUMMER SESSION 5HOWS 293 GAINI Five Schools Increase Enrollment; Lits and Engineers Have Decrease Will He Abolish War In World- Guy Maier, Theodore Harrison To Teach In School Of Music' Guy Maier, Lee Pattison have won hi whose concerts with will also be a short formal lecture in two piano recitals, with analytical and interpretive mrecognition all over remar s. .His class in pian...…
…VEMBE 23, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY li iniversity Women * *: '. The Alice Freeman P By Xrion Meyer Announcement was recently made that on September 26, the Board of Regents formally accepted the gift of Prof. George Herbert Palmer of Har- vard, establishing an Alice Freeman Palmer chair in history, the first chair in that department to be occu- pied by a woman. Dr. Palmer wrote President Marion 'almer Mem Family finance prOblem, and u...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..., .. . n Publisher ds Association Y CAMPAGlNl Louisville, Ky., March 22.-No less than 22 Kentucky women, 13 Republi- cans and nine Democrats, will take the stump in support of their political views during the presidential cam-1 paign this year. Some of the widely known women are Mrs. Christine Bradley South, of Frankfort, daughter of late Senator Bradley, and a member of the Repub- lican national committee; Miss Laur...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER .iAL MEETINGS IRD BY1 ALUMNI1 i A I as Claneey, '101,, f Re'electedl irector in Ileventh District,; it Gathering in Marqeite ALL CLUBS ACTIVE district meetings were held unini as well as several gala ation gatherings by the alumni in different cities during the r months. The associated an alumni clubs of the eleventh ghth districts elected officers at neetings. nas Clancey, 'lL, was re-elect- ector of t...…
…THEI MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. _usic andDrama VIET V J\ +' ' THEA TRES Ann Arbor Deluged with the Aesthetic Impulse; Uncle Tom's Cabin up to date, a war By ario Barlow up a coherent whole which is unique. drams, and a iusical comedy head the Art as an avocation is prevalent in A portrait of Mrs. Eliel Saarinen lists of theatre attractions in Detroit Ann Arbor. A few there are among by her husband, was the most finish-l this week. ius who p...…
…MICI r__ N DAILY Shut Down 484 Broadcasting Stations j UU 1 IN VICTORY )r Telephone Company Would it 'Freedom, of Air' in Peril ,OPPOSES ALLEGED MTS TO OBTAIN CONTROL What The Wild Waves Are Saying WCl MAKS HIT WITH Rad '10 Points for PLAN DIVISION Of RADIO , PROGfRAMSUPERVISION KYW at Chicago started it: now A slight continued abstraction dur- WWJ, Detroit has begun. What? Set- iing mental effort induces deeper con-1 ting up exer...…
…22, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 23, 124 T E MIC IGAN DAIL i :I ILLS FISH Nl. Y. HARBOR Eastern Women Seen Certain To Sit In Congressl COOLIDGE BASES SPEECH ON KNOWLED9E Of FACTS. Shows fVan~s x luction of Sea Behind [LL NOW IN CONGRESS New York, Sept. 22.-Fish long ago re forced to abandon their homes New York harbor, and now, so hy has the water become, even the ip-worm, tough and hardy product seg refuse, will not live in it, ac- rdjin...…
…iOVEMBER 23, 192 O]I12R23124THE M ICH IIGA N DAILY PAG4E Fl] ,ii -4 T'hiree Akr 'Mir1 49M P calmr hy'it 0 ,c t'he King and Queen of Hearts" "From a Grcecian Frio.-e9 "The Dance of Shiv a" A PR, OG RAMI Varying from OF 9 DRA:RA'' -AT C, A ragd to Light aire and Gmedly dock Auk AYT NOVO or EIim AWD ,ITO .Rlu:,Ig j All Seats. are Reserved--Buy them at OX ffHILL B 'x fice AUDITOT4IUM* 10 to6Mna n 0t 'Clock usa ...…
…r%~AT VT7 THEATERS a Negri in her fourth American1 ng picture, "Shadows of Paris,' res at the Majestic today through esday. Adolphe Menjou, Charles oche, and Hunfly Gordon head ast. Adolphe Menjou will be re- tered as having recently scored ly in Charles Chaplin'si "A Wo- of Paris." © story of "Shadows of Paris" is >f the upper and lower worlds ris, a drama of Parisian society asted with the life of the under- . In it the Pola Negri of "Pas- ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY LCMOMITTE tate Body Comprises Medical Socie- ty, Nnrse's Association, and Tuberculosis Association TO MEET OCTOBER 6. A health committee, composed of representatives from all of the lead- lng state health organizations, will hold its first meeting in this city on October 6, at the Michigan Union. The meetings will extend over a period of. several days. This new state health committee is uilt around a former committee having...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cinema / '"_" r r{ ' r t .-- r 1 : - ; 1111111 [lit 111 9 ll IE I dICI Imi llfliffillIfirliffill I t[iEEilliti111111tm r 3t Q vi an 1,4 ,. _ IvinLy Tlhe Majestic r'r 1 L t 4' ' Y., T -. "Classmates", the new Richard Barthelmess picture which will be T,®- presented at the Majestic the first ofeekiascenvronfth stagb success which ran on Broad- ; way some four years. The story is based upon an actual hazing incident - th...…
