…I L 001- 1 1 tfr .: I VLFAA -I I OA Y L No. 88 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1922 uE SHOVV' RED TONIGHT R SPOTLIGHT '2s, WILL INTRODUCE ROUS DIALOGUE IN FIRST ACT True Russian Atmosphere Permeates Concert ~y The, Detroit Orchestra ARGE TICKET' SALE 0& CAMPUS YESTERDAY unap Emphasized in Four Act Program To Permit of Early Dismissal for Studying Variety and originality will feature he, acts which have been secured f...…
…THE WEATHER CLOUDY AND PROBABLY COLDER A60, 4ir 44 A61 LEAy ¢ )lWRE S ER1vi8 E 3iitE VOL. XXXIV. No. 89 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. JANUARY 24, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, VIVE ... ... ..._.r-._____._._.,. .. GATHER TOMORROW IN FIRST MEETING OVER 70 VISITING ENGINEERS1 WILL GATHER-IN ANNUAL CONFERENCE HERE COOLEY S NYS SESSION WILL IMPROVE SYSTEM Reception Will Be Given At Union For Visiting Representatives} By Facul...…
…Il lJ VIW1 I 1 wi h r u ttl . ASSOCIATEL PRESS DAY AID N(MT 1I SERVICE .. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1920. PRICE THREE p { 1.41 V ... .L Y11L L'i2L . . r ..... _. _ YI U A IT LOOMS IN NKS OF PARTIY 1ER PACT FIGHT LICAN SENATORS GIVE rY NEGOTIATIONS SEVERE SETBACK - VER ULTIMATUM ON 'OSED COMPROMISE 4oloi1s Headed by Johnson of lifornia, Object to. Letting Up On Stand (By Associated Press) ington, Jan. 23.-Protest b...…
…I ESTABLISHED 1890 Y 4w t u 4kv atl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS XXXVI. No. 93 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS C111 H ASEWILL FRI POSTINVAAED BY PU.PHILLIPS AT PRESENT HEAD OF HISTORY DEPARTMENT AT NORTHERN STATE NORXAL SCHOOL GRADUATED IN 1910l Specialized Il History Of Northwest; Has Written Several Books Of Michigan History History of the state of Michigan, considering especially t...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 it1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. XXXVI. No. 107 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1926 ANNUAL CLINICAL 'MEETING TO HER LITTLE AND CABOT MEDICAL BODY, CONVENING DETROIT, TO HOLD ANN ARBOR SESSION IN USE SPECIAL TRAIN President And Dean Will Address 1rM Physicians At Union Friday Afternoon President Clarence Cook Little and Dean Hugh -Cabot of the Medical school, will a...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Itlqrw 1C. t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX. No. 91. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1929 EIGHT PAGES FRENCHMANN O LD MICHIGAN STAR DIES IN MILWAUKEE Killilea, One Of American League's Founaseal ed OHVarsity OF- WORLD COMITYi DE LANUX CITES INCREASE IN' KNOWLEDGE OF WORLD AFFAIRSj SPEAKS AT LUNCHEON Says There Is Competitive Spirit Of Cooperation Rather Than . Rivalry Among Diplomats . Emphasizing ...…
… DEDICATED TO JUSTICE 447 41F aLk ~UiI33 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 91 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURlDAY, JANUARY 24, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRicE, Fi v-zCENT~S CLOUDY IWEATHER MAY MAR EFFECT OF ECLIPSE T09AY 98 PER CENT OF SURFACE OF SUN WILL BE OBSCURED CLIM AX AT 9:02 Professor Hussey Will Observe Pheno- menon From Balloon Over Geneva, N.Y. BULLETIN "Mosfty cloudy tonight and 'at- urday, probably snow, and ar...…
…tr aitjj INAME I. I "YOST FIELD HOJ . r ~ ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE ~~1 PRESENT MOZART COMEDY TONICHT "The Impresario" With American Cast Is Fourth Concert on Choral Union Series FIRST OPERA GIVEN HERE WITH SETS AND COSTUMESj TIMES TN[TIATES ELEVEN STUDENTS Eleven men were initiated last night into Mimes, honorary' dramatic society of the Union, at a banquet at which they presented th...…
…West,, should not necessarily be Eing except Mondsy diWing te IWiVer. ird in Control of Stud&At eublwationaa- P OF THE ASS/aCATED PRESS Press is excluaive' etL-tied to the ns to. news die xtuhta credits-d to it or not otkervis. ar cndthe aoal news pa blished theit., postoafce at Ann Arbor, Michigan, a see d Tier mail, $3.50. r Pres building, )aynard Street. 966; Editorial, 2414. qm exceed 300 words, if signed, the sig. pear in print, but...…
…PAC F' TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY . _ - - .. ... . . I . 'Crane Characterizes Lenine As "Vital Power In Russia"~ "A great man, one of the greatest cause all of the Russian people are of his day, and the vital power in Rus-1 cracy. That is an impossibility be-I sia, although, I believe, of utterly mis- against it. taken views," was the comment of - -- ' Prof. Robert T. Crane, of the polit-! ical science department yesterday in 1J se ,Rg CAMPAIGN...…
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… PAO1R °TWO ~ 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUTARY 24, 192C) - ~ ~ ~ .a~a..%.na.a...a.a.an.a...,.-.-... ,. ,:. t d ~SUNDAY,.JANUARY24-PRESENTING N GRGEOUS AND REGAL MANNER ' .,-r,,,.r. -Ia INA LL AM USEMVENVTHIS TORY WITHO UT EQU ,. LA. Against A B-acg'n ofGilded R r ;;t :. t i F ~X 9 i '. ' i , 1 // l' s , : t; [E %. ' ,z. j' 5 ..*AY ,. £ { f 'J1 ! S : i (' .q 4 f ' '' . . . . .v -..xt.l (y w a. , , is " 'r ". : M t r 1 / a^...…
…WoJ THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, TI-IF MTCI-ITCAN DAB N O R GANIZE FOUL TO EAT WORL Europe aii Adieutfirers Are Exected To ffer Compeition Tro Arctic -Invaders H1AVE 'PRIVATE BACKING By Jo n T. Lewing. Jr. WASH.INGTON, 'Feb. 2.- With at least 'four expeditions preparing in the Vnited States for aerial assaults on' the unconquered Arctic, and three or four others being organized by advent- urous European spirits, it looks lik...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILy TrHURSDAY, JANUyAPY 24, 1029 Mmob" v Plans For Dormitory MIMES TO GIVE SPECIAL SHOWING Campaign Explained OF'tOPERA DURING i-HOP WEEK END Detroit Theaters ! By Detroit Alumnus Offering the guests of' Univer-I the show, making it an even great- Ssity students a the J-Hop an op-1 er production than the one so wellTH A R portunity to see one of the most ,received in Ann Arbor. These "ex- CASS TH A R To Make Complete Canva...…
…PAGE TWO PACETWOTI-IW MICHIGAN DAILY SATU'RDAY, JANUARY 24, 1925 7b i N4 7 Pla (n S A ir EXp - e S ~'J~K l~TH7?E o t~i TO '-P lay Blouse li tre2et By Feb. 1, 1926 Heads Commission j Practil Education Work Will Be SER-VE DCifUBI E P{O Practice teaching anei tion coorses in edu ation forded for the first tfre v 11n {' ^ie~t 'sulprviv>,o (2 (i t. g esewhere for practical ~mUallopuortunity to dlo ST!eh vwork her'e. Prof. Raleigh S...…
…flT T O , s FRENCH INVAsIO in contradiction wt~ th4~~nhn (t, Ventlon" ' afld " a e o ile:<al v sr andt 2t<e .!o to Ix. (o! ) licd wv ,,= "by! I( I~scnvv, lr 2lc ! ?'":A mannmed 1by' orei gn crewS asi - 1f>, of' Ihe 1railroad. stIc. Sch tx1n ic o)1 S111111 fr.om t)orinu1d toC! d Gemn sils a p ''a 1..Tht a Ge ml f1;1 *tl~ca. TIIpoinj ot. i th. at. Flench1 traffic is :;o-_ orne l by thle "tur'n ito teef," rul, 'wli lie C rxn'a:. trin p.s to ;h...…
…z r. r °'ti ,o e ' (2. AM TING TELEPHONE 214 F-1 FOR WORLD1 PEACE PONTIFICATE OF SEVEN AND A HALF YE ,RS PAN PARALLEL WITH WORLD WAR. I NEI I °ia1! (j f Knickers Custom Made While They Last $14.00, gbones steds Button or Buckle Cuffs DEL E. GRENNAN 14 Nickels Custom Tailor r i' r u, ,l Annual 'SRAOE WMA K R ALS UP, T CE. Shoe Sale Reduced YyPair CHOSEN LEADER FOR 300,O00,000 CATHOLICS Made Cardin-wIn May, 1914, Less...…
…RSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1924 THE MTCHIGAN DAILY PAGZ _ . .,.-- . , , Woman Lectures Miss Bain Calls Co-Education On Opium Traffic; Beneficial ToMenAnd Women iO0MILESIN 17 DAS Members of Sigma Delta Phi will Co-education is a great benefit to normal and happy life as it is found ini meet at 12:30 o'clock today at (dthe women's dormitories and wishes Seward, Alaska, Jan. 23.-(By A.P.) 1Iysstdotohv herpctrIa both men and women, according toI Dey'...…
…,. , , .r. 1 QUll IlLI eeks Revenge Tonight Court and Gridiron Defeats CE AGAINST INDIANA D TO STEADY SCORI game for four of the men that start- ed the contest. If this is true, scor- ing should be easier for the players, who will be more used to the nervous tension attendant upon a big game. Felmley and Carney, the latter Il- linois star fullback, are the stars for the Gold and Blue outfit. Felmley, for playing forward, has been the high sc...…
…6 SJNflDA Y, JANUARY 24, 1926 IPT .1 1L4 i I-A1Tr AX.T 1n AT.1 V4 " & "" WTT""Th - - - aatr t~ 1l~/rirLi-A'M r\ATTV1L AGEnm .rtl De mocrats Choo1 New York Lon witllAl smith thrc ilening to retire to privateo life, andl apparently mean- ing it, and the IDemocraits raced with the po,;sill e loss of the Enipire State as a resul~t, the election, of a new Democratic state committee chairman in New York has more than u~sual Importonce. The man...…
…WEDNESDAY,; FEBRU7ARY 24, 1926 GN ERALASKS FOR Second .op Area Commiiander Quotes Piershinig As Saying Late War Was Preventable DEPLORES[IPACIFISTS 'Y HF. .MTC'"Tr.AN T')ATT.Y PACT: TRRrr, 11 1E Vl~l ..-k a tSJ1± J lA...41 A. * r.t*xx AAm More Honors For "Roosevelt" Hero IVarsity Band First Organized In 1897 According To Alumnus 4 Stating that preparedness is an ,econom~ically sound policy for the 'coupry, Maj. Gen. Charles P. Sum- 1ne...…
…'tHEiii A, N v f~y COLLEG PRIZE ESSAY GERMAN SEA RAIDER WILL BE SOLD HAZARD MA C( L( ( ( B|L i( FOR PASSENGER SERVICE ON COAST |ZAPUMAYl6VS TST IS: E PL 911'FABLED FR[ENCH TRIP~ Will Probably Comment On Trip Of Chateaubriand To North c y Amnerica "COLLEGE AS IT MIGHT BE" ____ IS ANNOUNCED AS Comments + of Chateaubriand's i SSUBJECTfabled trip to North America will probably constitute a large portion of the address to be delivered at; TA U E...…
…SATURTDAY, JANUARY 24, 1925 THE MICI-JGAN DAILY 1 A' ~T-7777, _.__.__.. ....._.. ..r...,_.... ... PTTERSON LEAVES FOR IRELAND SOUN! A ssistanlt E~4'1IJ1of Enginieering Ieg'e Will Visit, III Liver- ili Cofi - WI3LL TOUR CONTINENT! Prof. G.eorge W. Patterson, a ss7ist- "ant deanl of thle er. ineeriing coll,',,, wh o was grantedl a leave of aec for the second 1sc mn ester by the 1>51 r of Regents will salH with nrs. Pazt- terson can- the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY EN'S HOUSES ENTER £ETBAL OURNAMENT ENFORCERS WANT I 12 :MILE 4LlIIT New York, Jan. 23-(By A.P.)- Substiti ion of a 12-mile limit for tho 3-mile lino now drawn by Interna- I~l.IiiORIiES A N I)SORORITIES 'tionoil. a enrcmeddt tSTa~1 T ITIIIIOSE I' AC- Washington officials a4s, a means of TICE I combating the rum fleet off the New Sixteen houses have joined the in ,Th recommendations, it was said, teriiouso basket.ball tour...…
…La' PTS e r .. ., .. . " r a .. . , q " . _ " . ' " , .: , _ : v irgy, the President, and ing effect. This took place Oct. 14, the University signed a 1897. st the Corbett-Fitzsim- pe pictures at the Ath- Lost something? A Classified Ad in cause of their brutaliz- The Daily will find it for you.-Adv BE TOUR TO EUROPE JulpyAuust1 '22 K Breckenridge, Mus. B.. of Oberlin Conservatory of Mu'ic. Con-" Mrs. Howard lHuckins, i. B.. Former Presi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,.A.....,,,..w..,. ____ 1 are undesirable substitutes for good - humor and the resorts of unoriginalI minds alone. And in a positive way OFFICIAL .NEWSPAPER OF TILE we stand for freshness and spontan- iety of wit, justice, and reform." In pursuing policies such as thosc Plised ve rni rsity y xcar by be ord nexpressed by the Princeton man, thej Control of Student Publications. humorous publications of various col- ~ --...…
…Other Colleges . . Indiana-There are nine contest- ants at Indiana university this year for the annual Bryan prize. The sub- ject for discussion is, "The Solution of the American Railroad Problem." Each year the subject is on some phase of the principles underlying our form of government. The prize was established in 1898 by Hon. William Jennings Bryan and consists of the interest on the sum of $250. The con- test is open to all undergradua...…
…,:. phAOE For THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 132G Published every morning except Mnday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western. Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusivelynen- Aill1 d to the use for republication of all news disjfatches oredited to it or not otherwise credited inethis paper and the local news pub- fishied therein. 'Entered at tke post...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1926 Publshed every morning except Monday duiri 1 he Unixeisity year by the Board in 1'unt -1 of Student Publications. Alendiers of Western Conference Editoial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titlcd 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 therein. E-tcred at the postoffi...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 24; 192 FOUR THURSDAY, JANUARY 24," 19~9 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....…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1915- - - 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 republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the post...…
…771-1E MICIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NE WSPAPERi01? THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN' Published every morning except Monday during the University Year by the Board in Control of Studezt 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 other. wise credited in this paper and the local news published, therein. E~ntered a...…
…'9ra I With the coming of cold weather and the recent adoption of free ice skating, the Coliseum has been a{ scene of merriment and sport. More than 250 persons, the great majority of them students, are attending the rink daily, an average which has nev- er been equalled in previous years. In addition to pleasure skating, the intra- mural department will hold innumer- able class and interfraternity hockey contests in -order to increase intere...…
…JRSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P1 S GRIDIRON MENTORS PUISH BOOK Manual for Football Men Written by Yost, Little and Wleman Will Appear oon TEXTBOOK COMPILED FROM DATA OF ATHLETIC OFFICE "Football For Coach and Player" i the name of a textbook on all phase of football written by Fielding H. Yost director of Yntercollegiate athletics and Coaches Little and Wieman whic will soon be published here. The book is said to be one of t...…
…ES TODAY I 5I a BridIe'- Tak~ Fromr ~e it Di Detroit . 1i83ltl i Fri-Sat--23-24---Mae Murray in "The A jB C of' Love" with a screen magazine t and comedy, l Sun-M4on-Tues-25-26-27-Dorothy Phil- lips in "The Right to Happiness," also i "Snub" Pollard comedy and colored review. Wed-Thurs-28-29-William Russell in "The Lincoln Highwayman" with a com- edy and kinogram weekly. Fri-Sat-30-31-Mitchell Lewis in "Fool's Gold." COM1NG t A Scream Ithe ...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 24 1926 TH4E MICHIGAN DAILY ftR r Meg ~FIVI DUCATION SYSTEM DOCTORS REPORTl FA VORS FRESHMAN PA RTICIPA TION p IN EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIESj "s W*A 1 Miss Ifanilton Sees Disappointments For The Woman Who Is Barred From Activities During First Year In College; Fa-ors Revision Of Senate Committee Ruling Becat tives o Iveld ye CLOSING HOUR RULESIl use the board of representa- f the Women's league meeting sterday morninz e...…
…WEDNESDAY, PEBRUARY 24, 1926 THE" I a i1LtlT L.AZZ1 PA02 FIVE TMF MICT I OIAN DAT N PAGZ FIVE r yc ,a, -S A f in. "T t 1R i ,1 J , h ' t r. . 1^ b I7,r P ! i l ' , : 7 T,,7lp ,w p ' t ir'.%v -,dif; i ! f J ,.i e . Ss"t ' _. rr :.y ".'.t" L 6 1+" a a aryti Jig,,.; .t + a e d' " /is '1r< t s " + 1 'vY k x .;r d r { '" 8i ......,,. .. ,. .a... ,,. . .,, PREAppoint Phyical Education lwmn ci STPractise Worn iHI! 4 1 Schod . h ub by gi-ing...…
…"Y" R,9PAY,., ANVARV , 24, 1929. THE JVII-IGAN DIALY' L° aCl F FT", J4~A1~Y 24, 19~9 JMGE FIV1~ - ~. .' . r M AAIII { 'flATE 01 CADP PAiPREVENTIVE MEDICINE ENLARGES ATHENAPC T DIVERSITY HAS FEATURED LIFE W~lLUI flhU ~NURSE'S USE, SAYS MISS TITUS II~JOF MARY AUSTIN, NOTED WRITER MANY WVOMEN LISTED IFOR LEAGUE BENEFIT SET BY ALUMNAE BODY: ANNUAL AFFAIR SPONSORED BY ALUMNAE WILL BE ON FEB. 14 WILL PLAY IN HOMES Money Will Be Used For...…
…SATURDMAY, JANUARY 24, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FrIVZ } ft o) I 572 I&VA --v--u o zo .- , s ) n4 r r,, I t x rMISOLI CONSTITUTION !CLOGGING TESTS MADE 'viscountes" will Act On U.S. Stagel OF NURSERY SECTION' UP OF ORIGINAL DA9NCES APPOINT CO~I~fLTTEE TO DECIDE' Orginali y as well as enthusiasm ON NEST NAMIE FOR Nis been shown in the giving of orlg- CLUB inal dance:; as part of thle examination -i in clogging classes, acco...…
…24, THE M ICHIGA _AL4' ' moll I'l :I EXTFNSION DEPARTMVENT GERMANY'S DIRECTS DE6ATE L[A401;A TWO SERIES RCN OFF IN STATE IHG COL;BA]TI CHARGE Under the auspices of the State Be-1 .. bating league, directed. by the Unr-j ,versity Extension department two ser-;~ les of debates have been held by the'4 various high schools in the state thus! far and the third will be held on Fri- day. Four preliminary debates are to be held before the elimina...…
…This Week' - - - 75c to S2.1EO Wed., Sat. - 50c to $1.50 gton Blvd. 1W Matinees: ni ATe. at Wazshiing BROCK PEMBERTON Presents ZONA GALE'S COMEDY SUCCESS "MISS THE SUPREME HJT OF, NEW YORK I LULU ET T" CHICAGO SEASONS t1 111!{ tttl lill'- with )LL McCOMAS ser Hale, Cati erie Calhoun Doucet, John Royce, Beth Varden, Lois Shore, Russell Vater Vaughn - Orig nal New York Cast INREASE - N MICH Seventeen Per Cent of Convicts Freed in 192...…
…l HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1924 , v. 7 C? "" weeWSrw w i4 v/ x.. -. .,.__._ RELAY TEAM WI L LAV FOR R ACE Wolverine Quartet To Face Ames And. Ohio Runners Tomorrow Night . At Chicago Meet RE31AINDER OF VARSITY HAS CARNIVAL ON SATURDAY Michigan's Varsity track squad willf be kept busy thiu week end when the' two mile relay team will take on the Ames. and Ohio teams in a match race at Chicago tomorrow night whilea the r...…
…Numerous Women fice of Dean Jordan by those wish HTE Y'RE ALL HERE- VERY IMAGINABLE FABRIC, PATTERN, COLOR AND STYLE IDEA FOR MADE- TO-MEASURE CLOTHES e giving is one of the cardinal principles of this business; he fact that we've done it always, and that our customers it, has been the real reason for our SUCCESS in making es that are correct in every detail of style and fit. want to have the pleasure of making your next Suit. Aided By Loan...…
…PAGE SILL THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 1926 Swimming Team Defeats Chicago; Pucksters Win From w: r - . ..- a. ... . .. ..5' .. rm .. mAINNS NAgTAgTORS Fellinger With First Place In Fancy Dive Is Only Maroon To 'Wi An Individual Event ;F'. DARNALL IS STAR Displaying excellent form in evefyI event, Coach Matt Mann's Varsityj swimming team easily defeated Chi- cago, 55-14, in a dual meet held last night at the Union pool. Mich...…
… PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEI)NEDA , FEIRUARY 24, 1926 - .. _ Try _. r __,_ ,z r ..._ L --. 'i 1 - __ _ -.._ _ , ,.,-a ., s,,,4.-. .-.... d ,... -s+ r , .. e.,_, - _,z,., .,,,,, - -wommvmft _ ..:.._ _ 4. DRILL COURT TEAM FOR 1IL IlI GA Suckers, Leading Conference With Six Victories And Two Defeats, Have Hard Going Ahead MICHIGAN HAS CHANGE By Jacques O'Grady Coach Mather will finish polishing up his new pasketball combination ...…
…1HE JH IiC 1 A1 I-L]' t1Ut°,; il . !Y, lyl U:1tLY K, . .. . ....... . . ...... - 66Z>11 BASKETBALL TEAM WILL PLAY DETROIT QUINTET t T, HOCKEY SQUAD TO REMAIN IDLE THROUGH COMING EXAM PERIOD JONI O RSITyT With the examination interim the country, founa akened .proving a welcome interval of rest Wolverine team for two wins by Courtright To Make Few Changes the Varsity pucksters look back topheavy counts. The Minneapolis puc kmen led by ...…
…rAC E SIX THIS MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, :TAM'ARY 34, 1925 SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1925 lfDI aIIJ1 IR _________________ A, r y !"' ... r...sw tom,' m \ ww *rn. r .m., PRQDrl 1 ahe' Fv 6NPLB AEM lyT p u 'AKTR ET c0 QBUCKEYE OUTFT~- CHICAGO TONIGHT'F _____- 3lliigam N)atmniHioof: Up With F tst Ohio Team Toniighit At Field JMouseI OUTCOMIE IS DOUBTFUL Michigan's Varsity wrestling teanm will face the Ohio State mnat squad inj the seco...…
…THE14 MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, ITANU1 ,. .w. .+ .y. £ . . ... . '----- . } .. _. ,. ", M..rr. , _, , . 4 LETIG: OFFICE DENIES' SICNING MATT MANN AS1 SWIMMING COACH' MAJORS SHIP A TON OF GOLD TO COAST FOR MINOR FLASHES .y might add another $100,000 coast league treasuiries. 111Owf, .roptey weft Here are the ten, the clubs 1 'emn, the clubs that bought' the price given in the deal: Player and Club MaY, Vernon. sold to Yank- 41bees.....…
…v I should be reporte by Friday, Feb. 3. instructor Dorot Jeffreys, '4. wart in "The /Il1es' pro- Bet Nudyard Ki nefit of Cle Alma Rube s women." eik," yvith R ipling's rgy." ns in ,udolph Barry- THIS WEEK The cast and committee for the Jun- ior Girls' play will have their pictures taken at 12:15 o'clock today at the Spedding studio. All freshmen and sophomores are required to take a posture examination before the end of the semes...…
…DAY, JANUARY 24, 1924 iTHE MICHIGAN DAILY 'Avwz t - OLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M. I LASSIFTI Et P.. ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. NOTICE-WILL THE PERSON WHO _ _WANTE_____E__ __ TOOK "JIMMIE THE AD-TAKE RS ARE YOU leaving college this semrn COAT FROM THE THIRD FLOt ester to earn enough to carry you! OF U. HALL, WE HOPE BY 1S- throughschool next year? If so and TAKE, PLEASE RETURN SAME you are interested in a banking OR COME4TO THE DAILY OFFICE propos...…
