…r . 4 tr tn a MA IBAT A"~1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1922 PR Ar 4tCIL ADOPTS ELECTION Ph t s MADE OUST HARVEY IN MADE kLFOUR Shows Himself poInent of ALL IN READINESS FOR ALUMNI BALL Final arrangements have been com- pleted for the All-University ball be- ing given by the Detroit alumni at the new' Graystone hotel in Detroit Mon- day night. The plan, which was )originated by the Detroit University of Michigan ...…
….._:. THE WEATHER GENERALLY FAIR r 3k Ak 4I ahtu ASSOCIATED PRESS D~AY AND I) GH'TVIRE SERVICE TODAY PRICE FIVE C VOL. XXXI. No. 96. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1921. PRICE FIVE C: JAPAN'S MADT OVER ISLAND OF COLBY NOTE SAYS U. S. NEVER CONSENTED TO GRANT BY LEAGUE , New Type Of Opera To te Presented J9J[ MANNED 10 For Play, " Top o' Th' 7lornin"[DINGS i r i 1 i l i CLAIMS POSSESSION VALUABLE CABLE Action on...…
… DEDICATED TO JUSTICE 5k i3Uf IxiII MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 106 , EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS OHIO STATE GAINS CONFERENCE LEAD 'AS IL[iNOIS LOSES HOOSIERS STAGE BRILLIANT RALLY TO CONQUER SUCKERS LOGAN AGAIN STAR BIG TEN STANDING S O1110 8 . Ih1ihfis 7 .T Indlianla 77 P~urdue 1.7 Minnesota r- Iowa .:31 Wicon sin 1 .4 Ch'icago 1 .2 1 3 4 in- 6 7 ....…
… pgan DAT AND ~ SIR ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1920. PRIC U' nr iRCE .WILL EN(TER 1LNTY TO STOP REVOLT" ENT AGENTS 4AKE ARRESTS Le, Prohtlb jon Director ii States, Secures sbciated Press) * 23. - Auexpedition of prohibition ine the peninsula was started ight. )alrymiple, Federal pro- tbr for the cent'al h -'a party of prohibi- r Iron County, Michi- uty officials have been overpowered Federal en contrabrand liquor de...…
…*THE WEATHER CLOUDY AND LIGIIT S-NOW TODAY Y Sir 1au :4Ia I Section One VOL. XXXIV. No. 105 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, M!CHIGAN SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1924 TWENTY PAGES PRICE, FIVE MICHIGAN HOCKEY, SQUAD DEFEATS VARSITY STAGES FAST CO3IEBACK AGAINST STELLAR NORTIfERN PUCKSTERS QUIRK AND REYNOLDS STAR FOR WOLVERINES Fate Of 560 U.S. Prisoners Rests .With Clemency. Board Leavenworth, Kan., Feb. 23.-The Houston rioters. The first ...…
…)ESTABLISHED 1890 .I'r A.4A I MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 108. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1928 'EIGHT. PAGES' AMENDMENT TO UNION' ANSWERS BORAH ,XEPRNOSSEEHSNT PRELIMINARIES EUIMIN4SNATE DINS CUuT CONSTITUTION MEETS Feurrpmen we e chosen from the BATTL.E OVER PO'NER pr eliminar y ti als in the extempor- aneous speaking contest this after- iii~I APPROVALOF HAYDEN . noon...... ..to compete in te fnalmeet, TO P...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Kw :43 tip MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXVII. No. 102 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS EXISTING ORDER ARE DICUSD YHUNTER1 P1[ BLI ACTION COULD REMEIY EOCI AL EVIL OF POVERTY IS BELIEF . SHOWS GROUP CONTROL United Charities' Executive Stresses Prevention and Construction Procedures As Best; Benedict Views Primitive Languages As More Complex Than Generally...…
… F3TIA FIiSHiEi 1890 IA LuAL- .-- v J *MEMBER I ASSOCIATED ~uiimL~fhimu ° Vol. XXXIX, No. 106. ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1929 EIGHT PAGES Wolverine Basketeer TAPPING WILL DISCUSS NAN T BADGERS MAINTAIN LEAD , Plays -Stellar Gamel NEXT ALUMNI TRIENNIAL; IN BIG TEN TITLE RACE~ AS ESI f PWI OVRN INF M DETERMINED DAY IN ENDEAVOR TO OUTINE WOR GUTT SCHACHT AND STAMPt MEET TO DRAW UP FINAL PLAN OF PROCEDURE I ~I v(kAssociat...…
…THE WEATHER WARMER; PROBABLY SNOW, TODAY Y r A61F Aw -A A6 ilitr t, an A6F att NAME IT, YOST FIELD HOUSE t;.. EIGHT PAGES VOL. XXXIII.. No. 104 ANN ARBOR MICUJIGANV, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE PTVE VENTS EIGHT PAGES L. Atll.,.lU P .. %, c. 1. IJiN 1 0 DEMOCRA9TS FFAIL COM63PROMISE RESOLUTION ADOQPT-f FD IIY STATE-CONVENTION AT I) E R0ITT CLAIM MANUFACTURER SENT FERRIS TO SEN ATF Resolution Reco gnizes Ford's ...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1924 The Forgg-ing'O£ A oer Personality 'Voiff uls A Revew AIOVTNEWELL BEBOUT A Re iew I3O"T EATI MAIINES TEMPER byIa r re IH. rra~t LISLE ROS E character: oo insight which coltboe I shallnver consof to rie in an lodd, 3ead & Co. $tf12.. given 10 no othe ay.- ootoooooho--tncannot cmptromie my Temper to a wel-rounded nmel. iyoung toide. Gradually hewors It neigh, seem, too, to those noo-...…
…University thrinA. an, as second nard Street. if signed, the signa- >an evidence of faith, e Daily at the discre- Dail office. Unsigned > o manuscript will sentiments expressed .BREWSTER P. CAMPBELL ......Joseph A. Bernstein P............. aul Watzel ..............J. B. Young G. P. Ovrtan M. B. Stikl .... , .,*......L. Armstrong Kern L. S. Kerr r,. X. Me "$ ......Thoraton W. Sargent. Jr. ...................George E. Sloan ..Sidney B. Coat s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY e OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- r year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ?ublication of all news dispatches credited to it or, not otherwise !ited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Mic...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ti'SPA, 'i:PLRIY 24, 19f25 EX-SENRTOR FORMS LGE [FELLOINSHIP S41oc ,imo f ugce16n 4,1111WW, Will Give $~ ,5Q a iitrFo~r~tn" , ~.7 I This Is No ""Fish Sto''y"-Find, I aTree Climbing Species In Fiji 1 'NSIALCSS asTests Of Intelligence 1RORTonySUPPLEMENT HOSPIJIL~ ~ ~ L GAE ill Decide Jobs In Future' NOMTOMRO~E fill e r.imnM PAIN)TI ____ __E UI d I LlU I Uflhll Number of Slundenisq Cared For tg I ..Smfaller...…
…;II " " " : was it is C UCHL nt ne. Graham or , as second The idea of having a school owned book store is by no means a new one, .It has been tried out in many colleges and has proven a great success. Case is even better situated for installing such a store than most schools. We have the large Case club building where room could be found for such a store. Freshman caps could also be sold at the *sclfool book store at cost. Each term,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY where learn-' aInd where' givenl first' o ir of it, tage: nd( its H AIIF fl NFFRFNI served and deleg-ates were addresed by D a lt d F o d o th ud aeschool on the jideals of that school. F )( The hsicists Ithen went to the newj p; pysics build iing where they inspect-; The Week's News In Brief Germoany's entering the TLeague'of Nations wvill soon become an inmport- ant internal political issue. There is a wide spread ...…
…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY l"II)AY.!FEBRUIZIARY 24t, 1928 ) THE MICIIR7~AN DAILY FlO SLSSO GIESU. S. PLANES IN WINTER MANEUVERS Sc ul ptor Work-s On ASIIINlTONoADDR[SS 'arleR on \\ ut ii . ll ,, i en 1ct Has Been Hunmanized ByReent Biograpiers For ffodern Re,1ders ?OTARV CLUB HEARS TBALKi "A lover of the Virginia and of hei Arnrerica where his life work had ' s1]bl'. 1 is(Nvorflg 0on a. life sizp- %alnue of Ia school girl wlhI1 Will be pflac...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY C ONITIIVIIO IYS Radio Amplifier Invented To Supplat Vacuum Tubes And Lighting Batte es SOLONS RECREATION:1 A O .ALL, OLDEST UNIVERSITY 1 32 studies. The building itself was a It is often considered the oldest on BUILD Y , SAS ERECT IN 184 cam,)us, but the rirs:t Univez,:4ity Halt 01* ta:. r nn ] ii. 1;i ltt years biter.':; a ijac nl to it. the Sontll wing was huilt, aixi in 1R.1 ---- the pre, cow, hall leas ero(t- ...…
…'THE ,MICHIGAN DAILY ~U1 A', I fL3rU'ARY 24, . 129 ----------- lAJAll I I! TUL C~Xlts Possible IChoice ;SHAW CONT INUEJS t.IIi~liL'LII JIIL~iLU'ALUMNI SURVEY ___ DY PRSIDET LITLE' For Navy Secretary _ Wilfred B. Shaw, General Sec- ALL T By P SIDI LIT U 11retary of the Alumni association. ______ ~returned to Ann Arbor yesterday i______ -Uha Vttet, =hitellgyfe Neglected! after completing the first step in With Too Much Attention To 'his in...…
…1 nriiri one CONLON 'S CONTR ACT SUUAB[EU~t~U~d WITH BRAVES OKED, DYER INI[HfIAIEton[;cFeb. 23.-Arthur J oln _ Ull E1MHU 11 tY U LUd 1 Miss Maari Struble. of the School. Symphonic Espagnole, Op. 21... .Lalo NwYrFb2.-hdei ion~ball team of last year, wll go south Of Music faculty, will be the violin Allegro dean non troppoNe 6 Fb23-h dcsoofaammerfteBsonainls son Scberzando the eastern presidents conference of a ebro h otnNtoas Lecture to be...…
…OPAGN TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILYSINAIF RJt'2511 ORAIED16 iL" - THE FIRST NATIONAL ]BANK /~ You will find- ' R BETOur service courteous BARTRONand pleasing in every way HENDERSON MT TETA UO Mr.Sha's iraleOLDEST BANK IN ANN ARBORI EVELYN SUAIMERFIELD_________________ _________ ''and this secret sipake Lif he-setfsanslttols aee-a.hi unto me: Behold, said she, I anm that ce okL' ewt ct o cu j which must ever surpass itself." C ert s tecve wh.Ad1li Ber...…
…IINO astman made and meth- approved, plus the ex- :s are guaranties of f in- our ing us your films I'SYELISf1 0,1 "°O%* EUROPE LOOKS, TO AMERICA FOR HELP Member of Philosophy Department Re- turned from Trip Abroad, Describes Situation DECLARES FRANCE'S FEAR OF GERMANY A. STUMBLING POINT "Europe is in a precarious condi- tion now and unless something is done, especially by America, to better financial and political matters, the situation w...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ., . . "y " . t " 'J h " I " " .. a . .... "..: ". ,. 'f ' . . .:."C 1TTow R ,. .I EI ALL TBoilermakers at Lafayette two weeks In spite of this defeat, Illinois is A still favored for the title, unless Mich- igan can stop the Orange and Blue quintet. Illinois has four games to play, two of these being with Michi- nhiploisl~iipIloiiorstMe in R.Ilnds !gan, one with Ohio, and one with Chi- Lernshp No~or Ldie i F dsrt...…
…TUESDAY, FEBRUARY + 24, 1925 i TUESAYFEBRARY24, 925THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 'TTTRlrP $ eggA TO DISCUSS I. ~IOERN PROBLEME1 D~r. 3iroellman of RIochester Secured *As Speaker; Faculty lien Will - Lead 11Wirk HOLD BANQUET MAR. 3 Present lay socials prob)lem discus- .(sion groups will be sponsored by the student -Christian association b~egin- --- -iing March 10) and lasting for five weeks, under the leadership of prom- in ent. facul t y menber...…
…be determined, and the diamond squads of Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Cornell and Pennsylvania may be com- pared with the Big Ten teams as well as those from the Pacific coast. The Wolverine nine of 1915 captained by the versatile George Sisler, present first sacker of the St. Louis Browns and one of the best swatsmen in the game, was chosen by a number of the leading sporting writers as the na- tional champion. During the past two e seasons the ...…
…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r _. M ' WAv - s- t { 1 f . Y. W, C, A. TO ELECT CONFERENCE DELEGATES Cabaret Stunts Will Be Feature Of League Party JUN PLY CHORUSES, SCAST PRCTICE fLAIL V the cast and choruses of the second will be held from 4 to 5 o'clock Tues- Sophomore Women to Co-Oper act. All choruses will practice in Sar- day at l3etsy Barbour house. Miss Sophomore women at Wise se Angell hail unless other- oti Catherine Chanber...…
…'RIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 192S THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIIREI .. .. ............ PENNSYLVANIA PARTY1 CH'IEFS DONOT AGREE Pol1itical Obserers Say 'That Sirupggle is For Control Of State~ FIGHT FOR SENATE SEAT (Byt Associatedu Pr""') PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 23.-Leaders in nearly every Republican camp in Pennsylvania were sounding a call to arms todlay, for the Mellon and Vare leaderships of the Republdican organi- zation of the state apparently have c...…
…9 'I'l ISDAYi, 10FEBRU'ARY 24, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE' TTMEF, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA~~P THRP~ -"' r I TIUE[ILGEIN La ol ette Offers MAXWILLFORM s Bill Banning Third. GERMAN CABINET RESER~i O K SOON'' Pre id ntiaI Term......... New Driving Licenses Must Be Secured k t y ASSOCtateCl tress) Ot~usN 11111v"rilI 1AS TentatiVe WAS JNGx'1'DN, Feb. 23- A reso- Tht o J~ tit perlons lution to h.avc the Senate in effecti -_____'declare a...…
… ;UNDAY, FEPltATY 24, 1020 T 1 MIC1-T I (,'A N DONLY f r A e!.vrrumt ........ .... PR~1 ALUMNI CRUSADE ESNTTIN F RAATCURDCTN ,SEESIWA GAMEi W IL B E ",IA C ISeve lnty st ong , luni r OI m th e WILL BE FACILI1TATED..BY E UOIUM Univcisity of Michi~gan club of De- English Channel Steamer Goes On Rocks t ' I Di amonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry High Grade Repair Service ,. 1 { I ULUoiI swan itiLCU ontoAt)heLcampus CONVENIENCES ARE P...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VAG i_. , ~1omen Hospital Kiddies To Be Surprised By "Y" Workshop NEW NA VAL AERIAL "DESTROYER" READY FOR WINTER MANE UVER$ COSMOPOLITAN CLUB royrman pror of P L A N S N E W CLASS ccnc de partment. The costumeo comnmittee of the Jun- Plans in the form of an Paster for Girls'tplay will hold an important workshop where gifts and surpriser meeting at 8:15 o'clock this for the hospital children will be made, morning in ...…
…: itSNDtAY. FEBRUtARtY 21. 12-1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r'' rrr by Security -E O coa May be found for your valuable docu- I Ax A ND sTHE' SNMAG It. is inpssible to sot) and eonsder the vicissitudes aof tis "first year ments by using our Safety Deposit Vault. sUtt without the strting sembance to the 'first year in' protruding sharply in to te conite'ations. The loneomeness at the new town, tetnamiiar The service ill please you. a snalities, the er s...…
…5 <. .., ;.; ............................*. *..~ ..............................* *~. .1 ibi iiLl i - ; r . .... James Whitcomb Riley spoke in U- rersity hall on Friday, March 3, 1893, he Daily reports. hing saves to be \ Ki (4 aseball Coach', Cuts Squad Into Two Equal Parts Coach Ray Fisher has divided his baseball squad into two parts in or- der that the men can get m.re hitting practice. ' With 75 men trying out for positions on...…
…HE MICHIGAN DAILY _.. '. .. f Sleep Anyplace 1i Eat at Rex 's THE CLUB LUNCH 712 ARBOR STREET Near State ad Packard mmwmm ut I i l JI L. CHAPMAN JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST The Store of Reliability & Satisfaction 11S 113 South Main ANN ARBOR, - - Street MICHIGAI W1omen There will be a Senior society meet- ing tomorrow night at 7:15 o'clock inI Martha Cook building. All entering students should make arrangements at Barbour gymnasium for ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4'UESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 192 ____ 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- titild 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 therecn. Entered at the post...…
…pia. who loos- PROF. FRAYER TO SPEAK the BEFORE D. A. R. CHAPTER oim- was Sarah Caswell Angell chapter of the e in- Daughters of the American Revolu- ,t 4 tion will hold its next regular meet- gym- ing at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon, Feb. 26. The hostess will be Mrs. pro- Frederick W. Stevens, 1245 Ferdon! the Road. this Prof. William Frayer of the History ach- department of the Unifersity will be hool the speaker, his subject being "The ng a...…
…________THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' 7',1 li '}. I1 it ~can be regarded as repr esentative ________________-of opinion on the campus, severalco- O S E R L IULAL NEWSPAPER OF TUkE clusions can be made. ",," UNVES~Y FAiCIIO\It is generally claimed by oplpon- "W1E WON'T RE. eaiES'mYO 1C1G ~ cts of the eighteenth amnendmnent tiatSI " bblisbed every morning except Monday t1,e generationl most bitter against gt the University yt ar by the Board in - 1L ol...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1928 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 ...…
…PAETOUR ..., :: t , THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - - - - ---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Pul)iished every morning except' Monday dining the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications.t Members of Western Conference Editorialt 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. li<hed...…
…FTHt WMITHCAN ~IL, ~UWDAY, B!~t7A~ 24, ..., .n + -eg.,ata:iaen - a way a 1ommon UI! wa 0ldiisense rather than Prmitive bruta blished every morning except Monday ,Iity would di tate dring the Universit y year by the Board in YW i . ., ad. her. lI- Member of Western Conference Editorial the dignity of the occasion. Ic an Conrooiti dnonbiato.. t ams ould asi onh faneI~ Association. honest effort were made to live up """"'"".....................…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ._._.._ _ he suggests an international confer- ence of business men which heA believes "would enable the satisfac-E 0ROLL CAMPUS OPINION Editor, Th liMichigan Daily: OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE VNIVERSITY OF MIIHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during tke University year by the Board inf Control of Stude:t Publications. Mernber of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAi" i SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1924 PAOlE PO:R .* Magazines Reviewed DOROTHY TYLER The Dial for January: The fiction' man. Mr. Mtmonsidersthe ltter of the Dial bears out the theory that an acquisition of first-rteiportance the cultured wish to read the down- to Germany. "To any one at east, trodden, and vice versa. "Bad Han," he states, "who is convinced that there by Glenway Wescott, the first part of is no more burning intelle...…
…ENTERS ABSIE RELAY CARNIVAL] is being offered at the University of Minnesota under Capt. W. E. Gibbons,. _I. an Annapolis graduate. Its 'object isf to train officers for the merellanft marine. About 20 have signed for the course. Yen Yost is giving a course in for all those who have not the Varsity before and who come out for spring practice. Imost 50 have reported but it oo late for others to start. e who is coming out for spring must re...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYt -PLIES TO LEWIS MICHIGAN BEST" .ILI U IUDECLARES SHARPE PROFSSOR SAN EX-ENATII You "fellows don't have any more KEPT OUT OF SEINATE BECAUSE fun per square inch than we used to," HE W ;N T WRONG O WAL said former Ambassador William G.1 Sharpe, '80L, in an interview Tuesday. Editor, The Michigan Daily: "I think the University of Michigan is In yesterday's Daily a quotation by the greatest educational institution in ex...…
…TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1925 TIE MICHIGAN DAILY MOB rIVIC TUEDA, FBRARY24 1W5 AGJ M GLEE CLUB TO PRESEN .RADIO CONCERT FRIDAY1 WILL ALSO GIVE PROGIAM AT BAPTIST (IUiWJI IN JACKSON The University Girl's glee club will give its second radio concert of the season Friday evening in Jackson. The! first concert, which was broadcasted from the Detroit News station in January proved highly successful, ac- cording to the director. The expenses fo...…
…FOR I Big S *ofE Steaks and Chops 314 S. Statej ;h Nick Arcade' (LEADERS' -AND) RESSERS 204 E. wA sNJNUON . dI-l-one6Z8. , d. _11 Suits Pressed while you wait. MAJESTIC LAST TIMES TODAY TWO BIG ONKS Lloyd (Ham) Hamilton in A TWILIGHT BABY" PARTY MANAGERS WVANT KORE EXPRESSION OF SENT. IE NT Detroit, Feb. 23.-How many poten- tial presidential nominees will seek the endorsement of Michigan's dele- gation to the national convention re-...…
…_________TI-E MICHIGAN .DAILY. "1 .11 1 I... ,,iiii"%P*....*..v..*..-." ""Ow ICIG ,I.LY a t ,tr w 3v'. t "- TI U A C I P _THE ONLY MORNING NEWSPPER IN ANN ARBOR For the convenience and enlightenment of our friends, The Michigan Daily is publishing a statement of circulation and map showing distribution in Ann Arbor. A careful analysis of these facts will indicate how thoroughly The IDailN reaches the Ann Arbor Market. DISTRIBU...…
…FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE ____________... ........... - - -------- CHAIRMEN ANNOUNCEI ASSISTANTS FOR PLAY' WOMEN ARE BEST SUBJECT MATTER TEAS ILL FOR PORTRAITPAINTING, SAYS ARTIST I Costume Committee Has Succeeded Devising Ingenious Costumes Says Play Chairman In MUSIC IS PROGRESSING Work has been going forward rap- idly in all phases in preparation for the production of "For the Love of Pete," 24th annua...…
…7, t r spnl-.rr t'. rt ,. t ; .- THE MICH IGAN DAILY' 1 : 1,; 17 I 1 L THURSDAY, FEBRU. RY 24, 1927 PACE F1V~ L n 9e ' , s LEAGUE ASKS NAMES iSYMPHONY HONOR : Nor Tfl fEIAFIRST ITERCLASS IDL , lETDY .WOMAN CMOE UIE UUI' LII AE R OA F OR OPEN ROAIIJT111UJI I M IM IOI M [5 b::r 1 ias askitet SC11 ij'1 0qi i:li~i of the Into I-Class tOlurilaiyi('nt? A se<7t's itf ~lESof the fin]?i tmurl i seven gaeS b ' fr the ,o(:, lh team SinSoon...…
…STJIMD Yp BRUARY 24, THE MICHIGAN DAILY -it -~- ~---- 1r-'---------- ---- - -. --- -. - - --. - - ------ -------' -~ ' ti. ,._ ...... .. .... IT LVA'VA --- -_-- .---, . _ PRESIDENT LITTLE SPEAKS IN CLEVELAND SOCIE'TY LIOH ATIOAL r Resuming social activities in a BEFORE IUIUI'IJL ASULIAIIUN UF LEIANSKe is centrdfo e snrwrsemester the interest of all ADVISORY SYSTEM SECURES COOPERATION IN THE ADMINISTRATION EXTOLS ADVISORY PLAN "Iat...…
…THE MICHIGN DAILY ' T" ;QRS. I"""' '. ~ y~Z% $,' F' _.f. I dl 1 0 I-OrA - 11.111, - - . I I - - - -- - . "I - I I "I'l J, - --- --- I t r - AT LAST DAIRY PRODUCTS That all Tests Prove 100% Pure, I Our System of Purifying Milk by Electricity Completely Destroys Every Trace of Germ Life I Try. "Electropure" Products MILK, CREAM, CHEESE, BUTTER None Better at any Cost Our Trucks Deliver Anywhlere %Wurster'S Elcrp re- Creamer...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARtY 24, 1924 THE MICHI1GAN DAILY PACE FVP 1romn the Ameican Indian than he~ The reader will find the same s 1n d wilt from the ones of itas d' Azil. bradh of view and nterest in ar. W rit rs jAnd it is by no omeans the least sig ! rani'sstd of "Ancient "daal II~~O 1 S a ii. VV- A.L L~ iieat thing sbot r. Wilder that in B ria in.' The book "deals with ~ 'LAR on a too'k withoct first telling is cop. '~thefirst ch apter, cac I have'...…
