…r zi 1k raf U LDAY AND IhI -1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANFRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1922 PRICE]FIVE 127. I ,USE BY SAPPEAR IN E ON CAMBRIDGE OPEN ITO MICHIGAN MEN Michigan men will be admitted to famous and ancient Cambridge uni- versity, England, on the same terms as students from affiliated universities,, according to a notification just re- ceived by President Marion L. Bur- ton. The privileges extended to Mich- igan students are the results of ...…
…r ilta :43 at lij ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY, ANDflNIGHT WIRF SERVICE AY XXI. No. 120. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1921. PRICE FIVE C t U OF M. BUGET Tickets For .leet OPERA TICKET SALE [PEN - Available Today __h Td MANY APPLY THROUGH DEAN OF Tickets for the Cornell track meet WOMEN ON WEDNES- E Saturday will be oobtainable this DAY B E IS TU R I "morning from 9:30 o'clock on, until the 2,000 are disposed of, in Univer- Unive...…
…" DEDICATED TO JUSTICE Ademommommd PMO-40W 4t . r Litv :I4i13 9 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXV. No. 130 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS _. _. G .6ENERAL PERSHINGs MADE COMMISSION HEAD 'BY'GOOLIDGE }1ORIIIER AMERICAN COMMANDER TO DIRECT TACNA-ARICA PLEBISCITE TO SETTLE DISPUTE1 Ullilan and Peruvian Representatives Still '1*0 Be Selected by Their Governments Washing...…
…oti an a , wt4I 6 I)AY AN) -1 FA ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1920. PRIICE ' .', } Lff oOVER ITES EN R EN i Sphinx Will Open PRESIDENT ROAC LE PLANSWllp 2For drench Sta Wrganzation Will Be Effected OnR..-- Thursday "Book of the Marne" to Record Ca- IIF SM AN 7 .1 Supporters of the Hoover-for-Pres- Musical niationsWill Take Plat- U dent movement have started to or- form Under Direction of Mr. Collection of subscriptions...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Ar gait, MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I - ----- - ----- VOL. XXXVIII, No. 133 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1928 EIGHT F MICHIGA'N TRACK TEAM .TOMEET! CORNELL[ TODAY RED TEAM AND WOLVERINES HAVE IET ON SIXTEE PREVIOUS TIMES FEW MARKS ARE IN DANGER Injury To Spelman, Cornell Captain And Star, Gives Maize And Blue Slight Advantage By Clarence Edelson Cornell's "Big Red" track team, the winner of the major...…
…/' ESTABLISHED 1890 LL it 19&U .ai1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL.XXXVII. No. 12d EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS I DEAN DE SELINCOURT STATES THAT SHELLEY OHADSPIRIT OF-YOUTH ENGLISit POET HAD SPIRIT OF ETERNAL C'ILl) STATES AUTHORITY SHOWS LYRICAL QUALITY Lecturer Declares Poet's Place Among1 Greatest Of English Writers Is Becoming More Assured "Shelley was above all the inc...…
… ESTABLISHED .1890 sir ivan att MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS , I VOL. XXXVI. No. 131 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCEl 24, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS FACULTY TO STUDY' NEW ENGINEERINSi ADMlISSION PLANS DISCUSSION WILL CENTER, VARIIOUS METHODS OF SELECTION ON HOAD TO REPORT Consideration k xpected To Follow Mims Suggested By President} To "1unina:ze Education" Problems relating to the selection and admission ...…
…JSTABLISHED 1890 It Lw ;ixan 4- A&- U - MEMBERI ASSOCIATEDI PRESS VOLXXXIX, No. 130. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1929 EIGHT PAGES ICHIG DO SIMEON D. FESS 10 SPEAK TODAY AT iCONVOCATION H. L. StirsonrkTOUSANDS PaY I Of coy ELL TR C E New Secretary Of State Arrives Washington, And Hoover )urns Over Duties Ill In~ LAST RESPECTS' "THE, PRESENT OUTLOOK" IS" SUBJECT OF SPEECH BY OHIO EDUCATOR AUDIENCE WILL JOIN IN SI...…
…'OLD-1 I II, I6 4:3 at TR T -- --- . EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MXARCH 24," 1923 EIGHT PAGES Temporary Aide F STATE E HERE AND HOUSE S GROUPS Of Secy, Hoover .} SLENIR LITS )LUST ORD)ER CAiPS AM) GOWNS AT ONCE Senior Tits are requested to get Imeasured and to place their or- ters for cap)s and gowns at once" Iat George 1;oe's, 711 North Uni- Iversity alvenue. Considerable, time wvill be required to gct ev- Iery memb...…
… te for herwise IL secondl as St"t. 'he DAi~y office. Unsigned ion. N manuscript will tage. the sentiments expressed OF ;. * . .. BRZWSTER P. CAMPBl LL .........Joseph A. Bernstein .........E. P. Lovejoy, Jr. n...........g.. G. P. Overton M. B. Stahl Paul Watzel . ......L. Armstrong Kern rfer E. R. Meiss W. litor .............'..Thornton W. Sargent, Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . .... George D~. Sloan ...Sidney B. Coates ....George Reindel ....…
…N DAILY '99 Cal atii 14 4L1 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OP MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- rear by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 'he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for lication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise :ed in this paper and the local news published therein. entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Mi...…
…f ~PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tt'E- DA.Y. MaR_1 E:( 1 i_9J _. + FOREIGN TUDENTS CLUB PLANSTRIP Twenty Hembers Of Eight Naions Will Visit Michigan Cities I Week Of April 13 IS ANNUAL AFFAIR Morc Than 20 foreign students, rep- resenting eight different nations, will participate in the annual spring trip of the Cosmopolitan club which is to begin on Monday, April 13 and last throughout the entire week. The same itinerary as in former yea...…
…Ti MICHIGAN I Mi ally -cifg OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN RUIEST ublished every morningexceptG Monday during the Univer. ear by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for lication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise ed in this paper and the local news published therein. ntered at the postoffice at Ann Arbo...…
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…__ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ THE MICHIGAN DAILY S TAT VA [ H'EILBRLTN N AND CHAMBERLAIN ,4I V world, n which he has the good scholarship or unusual creative ai- AS[ SATS!AL.i GUGG~d4NHEJM FOU ND! /y 7A TION AWARDS wshsfhifrmr______shee iy sit MrntwIITAPhYU ary n P Word has beeni received by Univer!the architectural college says of hm1919. Since that time he has lone ,the state penitetiry have enrolledintecrspdnescol II LIIhIsitY o...…
…FAClE TWOWENSA.MRh2,12 TI-IF MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESD.\ 7.: i A RCTT 24, 19216 - . S[[E1IMPRO'VEME[NT Itichigan Chemistry Instructor Think-s Long' Research W~ill Bring Better Lighting Methods DESCRIBES,'COLD LIGHT' Drastic improvements in present day artificial illumination can be ex- pected in the future as a resuit of ex- periments on' "cold light" which mark years of research spent by Prof. E' Newton Harvey of Princeton univer- sity, is ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. x :h Sir George Foster, premier of the. province ,Of Ontario, Canada, will be one of, the .principal speakers on the program of the .Model =Assem- bly of the League of Nations, which, will ,be .held here in April, by: the !Student Christian, association, it was,- announced by the agenda committee. Negotiations.,are being miadc .at. the present .time for two1 or three more speakers of nationa~l and international note....…
… a AA-A It Aa W/. Aa -" iS A!" as s..a + nnin ufr seveliralywes her e x birt PC SM [ l natfhsealwesTh lth WOK FL O SI OFRD if] M 1 traces the history of text books]fl thi of(j 9 ( hfllxf afU country, sat with the ones usediMaf ifl 11111 fl' ahrl fer it wa .s first s '.tled1 il D I 0O0 TDCLRDSUST ; - -_ Th e aet .Lthe end lof the coirirlc~ WIL B11V11RU1 O OO~ l TDN s If 4. list of the courses vich w -,ill b s ie vrt he caestye0 Spocial three-w...…
…fl I 1 IOSFIPS OFFRED INAKRON UNITERSITY' CARPENTER, '89, 1 DIES IN PASADENA ti ur portraits which were taken n the Michiganensian office more i a week ago, were received by management yesterday., The pic- as were returned by mail so the tity of the person taking them is :nwn. is still believed that the portraits e taken without being valued at r true worth. They were hand- e portraits of FrankN W. Steketee, R. J. Dunne, '22, Paul Goebe...…
…THE MICI 1AN DAILY 7-'' "" "4" tp. \ .. 1 111 " J ..fir rrf !. "Y . 1 " r j {'x!11 " .p a A " r. . e " tvc r SOTHR DIAMOND TRIP AA Players Round Into Shape With But Two Weeks Remaining Till Dixie Jaunt RUZICKA, VETERAN HURLER, AT HEAD OF STRONG STAFF With two weeks remaining until , the baseball team begins its invasion of the South to meet some of the strongest nines in Dixie, Coach Pratt is utilizing. every possible min- ute to...…
…TUESDAY, INTARCTI 24, -1-925 TU~bS1}Y, MR~h24, 923THlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREM f ; s~r a r.i r<< h'' _ rt t° ds WILL HOLD SEMINARS Italy Builds Super-Plane--Useful In War Or Peace < .k I The answers: W. Allen Bean, '25. 1 a memorial should be erected to Pres- I-"I think that a memorial, erected in ident Burton. I think the form should honor of President Burton would be; be left to a committee. A h fa ine thring. The record of is w...…
…'THE MICHIGAN DAILi I HiU I u l.u FORNINE 1 Commence Outdoor rry Field This Mrnoon EN ANNOUNCES r; 37 TO SURVIVES At 2 o'clock this afternoon Michi- g's 1920 diamond meh will trot out o lerry field for their first outdoor practice of the season. The initial ap. pearance of Lundgren's men will be marked by many new faces on the squad. The majority of the new men haye been recruitedafrom last year's freshmen ine and a few were me- bers of pr...…
…24, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . .. ............ . JUDGES ARE CHOSEN FOR DEBATE CONTEST Chief Justice'Louis H. Fead, '00L. of the Michigan supreme court, and Judge Arthur H. Tuttle, '95L, of the Federal court at Detroit, have agreed to sit with with Silas H. Strawn, president of the American Bar asso- ciation in judging of finals of the case club competition on April 20, accord- ing to an announcement made yes- terday by Dean Henry M. Bates of...…
…Aa-: ____________THE MICHIGAN DAILY MIITARY BALMUSIC, second lAlpearanwe O loyal Canisdl ianOrchestra. TICKETS ARI3 ON SALE Contracts. for :the appearance of Cuy Lombardo's ;Loyal Canadian or- chestra are now In the hands of the executive committee of the .Mlitary f Ball, which is to be held April 29 at the Union. The signed contracts will be mailed back, at oce and tie r- chestra's second appearance of the year in Ann Arbor will be assured....…
…I WEIDNESDA\Y, IMIAI 124 12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRIM EKPECT LARGEINCOME Pruus ed League Of Natiano . TA RETURNS FOR MNTH IProD1ni le Inerease To Exaeeed Or-igInaUy E stimate of $0(t40 (By Associated Press) W~ASHINGTON, March 23.-Income' tax, collections for this month, thne : ,.... <: first under the new revenue law, are11, expected by treasury officials to ex- ceed1 by 20 million dlollars, the ori,- final estimate of Secretary Melo...…
…'rH itFfCANtbAtI I These merchants take great pride and pleasure in congratulating the W uerth Theatre on the opening of its sound policy. Motion pictures that "actually talk, and sing to you from the screen, nat ural ais life itself. I.. . - T . C - CLOTHES F r Res iy-mses P And Cut to Order TlI 0 RiGINALG ARMENT-9. PR~ODUCED ONL.Y .Y CH ARTE.R HOUJSE. 1 IS suGGCESTED YOUGUARDo a w f' w Jim 1 A U al~ U a I vAIR-OEIC ARCH SHOES f...…
… rformance of this evening. at the Whit- e dances tonight nion, Mrs. Yates M. Cake. :ets for the Mich- luncheon are on am's State street zle Nvill continue mni tickets may office of the >men' in Barbour LEaGUE EORDS POINTS Letters have been sent to every I house for women on the campus by the point system committee of the Wo- men's League, in an endeavor to com- plete the records of women active in campus affairs. Nominations for next year's...…
…. .1. . . " " . l , " c, f . 1, { . . "« K' -. 1Y IN 3 4 TOURNEY ts of the matches in the f the Union three cushion nament thus far run off, ws: A. J. Berst defeated 25 to 14; T. N. Shepard Mueller. 25 to 9; R. D. efeated E. F. Thomas, 25 Malcomson defeated G. 0. 25 to 20, and C. W. Yorke ry Byrne, 26 to 23. There ning match to be played in zed and as soon as this is second round will be run' Install Albion D Meolays Today Ann Arbor ord...…
…DAILY sa 'a l - /, Wusrth Arcade 10 . AL t t. I t E Sunday Produces "Home Runs" In ICollege Lectures. "You need .grit. Grit! That means to say 'No' so loud that all hell can hear you, when you are tempted to do wrong," said Billy Sunday, in a recent speech at Cincinnati, Ohio, di-' rected especially against university students. He scored a number of other "home runs," among which some of the more -interesting are : "Know as much as...…
…PAM FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 92 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 republicatio of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwse credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished theei . Entered at the postoffice at Ann Ar...…
…THE MICHIGAN Di II, ALUNNUMS URGES STU- 4 TO BE THOUGHTFUL OF L. 'he Michigan Daily: d like to put in a word for of Michigan men-the one Ales and writes poetry. Every know him by that descrip- number of years he has been :nown character, the butt of quip and joke, a loyal friend igan in his own inimitable d natured and gullible. Be- his patent idiosyncrasies, he n been taken advantage of to cial loss. Only a few months' tain unscrupulous Det...…
…THE MTC.H 1r1AN DAILY Q APTTx T'i,& 't t 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. fished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann .Arbor, Mic...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' THURSDAY, MARCH 24. 1927 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. F i tered at the postoffics at Ann Arb...…
…PAGE FOURa 1"144 MT(-HTC..&N DATT V tv r. nMr4..qT)AV 'MADrT-T 9A Iftq& 111L. 1V11rT lTlhaNT fVLLT V ''TM1'hA t ?f AT)IT J 4nL, iL11VLirTL1AYx lYlAICUM u'4, 1.1..;G I 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...…
…________________ Yf E MIo ,H lqN ' ATi - - TA1r, Published every morning except Monday dining the University year by the Board in Control of° Student Publications. I Member of Western Conference Editorial Association- The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to th.e iseo.- 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 at An...…
…ThE MICHIGAN DAILY a n ich I pear to excolle of the perfect able athlete nt advantage co-operation J){ F THE rMondav I in u Member oi Western Conference Edtorial wciatInn The Associated Press is exclusively en- led to the use for republication of all wi dispatrcle credited to it or not other- se credited in thi spaper and the local wE published therein. itatered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, chigan, as second class matter. Subscript...…
…anen nond the Varsit3 of the mer a chance tc on the out L~Ll VAHIlY WILL NOTHERA FIERNOON Lundgren and Fisher have some of the best baseball material in the Con- ference the result of the first game will have an important bearing, not only on the Big Ten standing but also will vitally affect the chances of both S teams. The Suckers have been favor- ed by milder weather conditions and d have had more actual diamond work e than the Wolverines,...…
…a a. a: N DAILY .._,..: At a meeting Monday evening in the1 City Y. W. C. A. attended by represen-I tatives of 11 welfare organizations and three delegates-at-large from Ann Arbor, a committee to work out sug- gestions for the reorganization of] social work in the city was chosen. The committee, which was given the important task of drawing up the con- stitution, is composed of Prof. J. B.- Waite, Prof. A. E. Wood, Henry W.I Douglas, and M...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1925 PG II THE MICHIIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE, . .....,_ ... .,.... .,......,,_._..._ ...... . ....rr. k ( WVWA IV= MI WAVA . V lv HONOR FIRST DEAN 9 T DINNER PART 1)11.DI E 4IZA )IOSHER, '7519 WILL , i r' I; a; I ' f! BX HlON!OR GUEST AT HIOTIEL ROOSEVELT COPELAND TO SPEAK Dr. Eliza M. Mosher, '75M, first dean of women at the University of Mich- igan, will be honored by a dinner to- morrow night at the Hotel...…
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…AY, MARCH 24, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P. ELVAVAM U ZMAAME 1,/A FOR COMING PAGEANT UICHIGAN WOMAN GRADUATE BECOMES Detroit Museum Has KNOWN IN CHILD WELFARE MOVEMENTWhitby Hall, Famed Colonial Homestead _. BARBOUR SCHOLAR WRITES OF CHINA'S POLITICAL SITUATION; PRAISES CHIANG I Preparation For Traditional Event Goes Forward Tnder Direction Of Miss Ione Joh1son WOMEN URGED TO ENTER 1 In order that the freshman wimen may be prepared to ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' PAC FIVE ) MXA 1 0 TRY FOR' Jijisless For CONFII "Join tl embodied W. D. He of the alu ing to p Michigan ThIt 10 r TO RAISE F[UNDS'Lack Facilities For ART TOURNAMENT IN Swimming At O.S.U. DPNSES Ohio State women students are less fortunate than their Michigan sisters Men And Alumni Are Asked when it comes to facilities for swim- With the conclusion of the inter- $10 Apcee To Apply On iming, according to the Ohio St...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1926 l THE MICHIGTTAN fDAILY ~..~ Ut b SENIORS GATHER 1' ATANNUAL SHPPER ' ore Than 460 Fourth Yearoomen i Doen Caps.And Gowins For ATTEND 'BECKY BEHAVE' t Appearing for the first time in pub- lic in caps and gowns, about 460 sen- ior women.-attended the annual Sen- ior supper at the Union last night pre- ceding the initial presentation of "Becky Behave," the 22nd annual Jun- ior Girls' play. The corners of the Union ...…
…TH M I H I -AN I5tCY____ PA sia. 10 INUVAVYA U I VA'AUSSSZ i) . .ji 3 NOMINATE O CERS Annual Junior Production Occasions WOM ENhT'S LEAG V rMajority Of Week's Social Functions QJunior members in sororities were Chi Omega is holding an alumnae the cause for many parties this reunion this weekend, and a spe- week. They were honored by cial program will be presented. spreads at the sorority houses, tea Alpha Phi entertained at a facul- F...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY a, . pital Children Celebrate Easter ilidren in the hospitals will have. r Easter brightened by the gifts taster baskets made and taken to a by the girls who belong to the Reserve clubs. The members of e clubs, under the direction of the ent leaders, have made a large ber of baskets containing colored ter eggs and rabbits. These bas- will be taken to the hospitals Fri-a No Women's League Party This Week No Women...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, 3MARCHI 24, 1925 C Ell f s 1 r a .. ,. K 6.:r " .fW~il ffMiseoliisii Two Mile r it IllFails T REINKE RUNS QUARTERS In spite of ,1e fI.ct that the rac es were not run l( cm (hug to sciioetule, Prep Tankmen1A Iy 1IMflRAlUNVI fl Net Squad Has ToMeet Here Vrwi VIW IIU~~L LhIIUU Outdoor Dri Ti eeedSMASH DELAY MARK OPEN91 AIRiRIL the adven~Zt of sring weUt ii TEA MEET WILL DR1AU' 7 ,. NY WELL KNOWAN STAR...…
… INSTALLED IN HOSPITAL the refrigeration for the hospital. It operates with carbon dioxide gas, refrigerating plant has been in- that being better adapted for use in led in the University hospital, the hospitals where tbhe smell of ammonia *k being completed late last night. would be offensive. he plant, which is one of the two r to operate in the new hospital Read the Daily for Campus News. ARE YOU FACING YESTERDAY OR TOMORROW? The problem...…
…SATURDI .. . ............... . GAME TO SECOND TEAM PU RPLE WINNE WOLVERINE WRESTLING AND SWIMMING CHAMPIONS IN MOST MEETS FAVORED TO RETAIN BIG TEN TITLESWON LAST YEAR HAHN PRACTICES AT FIELD HOUSEj m. 1.e. ". " nff"./'". I".wm. /.N./, ". ,. , %"/"", Pde°. ,diii" ,J", , . . ". . 0~,1«0.X11,. ":/'aP'./'l. . '".r.I"d./,/l/: of .ce ce +.. .::.:. a t h- e- li- e. Theron Donialioe in as t '58 -i- Frternity "I" Basketball E , Competing in th...…
