…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...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i Is 5 THIS COLUMN CLOSES I A 3 P.M. V CLOSE I AT P.Mi. ADV ERTIJSING TYPEWRITER REPAIfTlN 'ED. THOMAS' ORCHESTRA, House dances, Initiation Banquets. Phone ALLI MAKES. Agency vtoedstock 'and 179 at once. Oliver typewriters, Sundstrand add- ing machine, Line-a-Time copy VICTOR RECOR DS of the Great Art- holders, rubber stamps, ribbons, ists and all the latest popular rec- cushion keys, type cleaners and stp. ords o...…
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…FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1924 _____________ 'THE Mid IJAN DAIL_.Y AT3 N,;_ADVERTISINGAT3PM QOTICE ATTENTION NEWSBOYS DO YOU want to earn some] money? Well come Daily Office about and sell extras for football game. around to1 4:30 Saturd the Wiscor big the da to and '' 111-1: WANTED FOR SAIJE I LANDLADIES- STUDENTS DON'T Overltook the opportunity save on many household nece~ ties at The Economy Second He I USED CARlS MISIO One 190% Ch...…
…S ISUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24. 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE SvF " ardent love for nature. The result fear we should utterly vanish into bright" and the highly imaginative was that man became horribly inlhu- metaphysics. We owe what little re- poets who passed along the belief scan-though of course not unhuman. ligion we have left far less to Calvin that"There is an animal known as Were it not for our sensuous poets and the saints, and to such ser...…
…E TGIq ' THE TCf-TTGAN DATA Y THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, .. .. . . . .. s . DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assiatant tc the . edent ufitil 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. in. Satur'av Volume 4 TIURSDAY, ,JANUtARY 2 1924 Number S University Lecture: Professor Raymond M. Alden, of Leland Stanford, Jr., University, will deliver a University lecture on "The...…
…-- _ _ _ Fights Pensions Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN in the Bulletin is cottstructive notice~ to all members of ty. Copy received by t Asgistant tc the "c+'c~r't until (11:30- a. m. Satur'Aox., SUfND)AY, FEBRUARY Wit, l1924 Sumber Mi k Deans: ere will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, February 27, at lock in the President's office.- M. L. Burton. ,nt Research Advisory C'ommittee: sere will be a meeting of this committee at 4 1p. n., Tu...…
…THE MIC141GAN DAIL TI . _ kILT OFFICIAL BULLETIN cation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of university. Copy received by the A10itant to the P're-;dcnt until ne04 'IHlUR5SDAY, APRIL 2"I, 191 Nimilber 118 College of Literature, Science,' and f te A rts: latest date on which the inidsemienter reports can be taken into ac- Friday, April 25a. 11. It. 11tunireys, Assistant Dean. ty Women: rhursday, April 2-4th, at 4:00 1). M...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY-. . _v _,. ... ..... DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive 'notice to all members of the University. Copy received by tha Agssitt to the Pg ceident until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. in. Saturday l Vonume 4 SA1TTBIAY, MArTY 24, 1921 Nunter 174 vlpllne:s By action of the Administrative Board, May 22, Lester G. Wittman has +n suspended from the University for the remainder of the semester on aunt of...…
…I :i THE MICHIGAN DAILY ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30.a. m. Saturday) Vloume WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1924 Number 2 i conomics 48a, Insurance Accounting: The first meeting of this course will be held in Room 3011, L. B., Monday, ptember 29, at 7 p m. Hours of meeting for the semester wi...…
…14HE MICI-IIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 10 ................. Prelude and Fugue in C sharp Minor (Bach;) Papillons (Schumann;) Andantino and Variations (Schubert-Tausig;) Capriccio, Intermezzo, Rhap- i sodic (Brams;) Reflections in the water (Debussy;) Sonetto del Petrarca, No. 123 (Liszt;) 15th IHungarian Rhapsodic (Liszt.) The general public is invited, but is requested to come promptly on time as the doors will be closed during the p...…
…PA(ki EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRtUARY 24, 1924 PLAYS AND STAGE (Continued from Page Two) for it merely reemphasises what alt who think have grasped before, that a saint alive is a menace, while safe ly dead is twice blessed. The staging is so simple and ade- quate that it does not infringe upon the Shavtan brilliance of the play or its exquisite impersonations. Joan (Winifred Lenihan) has the nearly impossible position of woman ...…
…A& LY Two AIW A6V ObamommummahL. 4kv Section Two XXXIV. No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1924 PRICE, FIVE C Eu opean Countries To Suffer A Revival Of The Dark Age /' ', .,'i a' ; k i ',. M i , {1 ' 1 Faculty Men Explain Duty. Of Michigan UThe'following oinions were ob- tained from faculty members in re-i gard to the sitoation in Iaurope at STUDENT FRIENDSHIP FUND HAS the present time and the necessity fo...…
…A6r r MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MY2,12 AL, 11. - 1924 f R flntEVT Hiss Act. i j , I Waite, Hlammner Throw: Won by K~etz, iDe- troit Southwestern;' second, Westoni Detroit central; third, 'Williams, De- troit North~ern; fourth, Noah, Detroit Central. Distance, 124 feet 1 inch. Runninag Broad Jump: Won by Smith, Battle Creek; second, Robin- son, Detroit Northwestern; third, Gil-1 bert; K~alam~azoo Central; fourth,- Kitchen., Lansing. Distanc...…
…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE . TEXA WILL HAE 816 NEW STADIUM O ver $4,000,00 has been Subscribed Already To Huge Project OPEN THANKSGIVING Austin, Texas, Sept 22-"On next Thanksgiving day when thirty or thir- ty-five thousand people gather in the new Texas Memorial stadium o ' the "University of Texas to witness th annual football contest between the University and A. & M. College, a new Ora in history of th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY USSIAN CITIZENS (Continued fromn Page Nine) "I shall confine myself to facts con- rning the effects of the communist. ile upon my own business; for it. with these that I am best acquaint - 1," he explained. "'Shortly after the aticnalization of1'imy textile factor- !s in 1918, they were forced to close ntirely because of inefficient manage- ent. The plant remained idle until 21 when the English trade agree- ent with Ruissia...…
…I first All sociat .will be as- of that fl ?ts who care to act as leaders University of Michigan Fresh np of the S. C. A. are needed ~according to a recent state-1 iy Lewis, C. Reimann, '18, who ave charge of the institution 3coming summer. As a rule re rbre applicants than there camp departments. Reimann desiresf to make clear the facts that no camp experience, is necessary, as the Freshb JAir camp work is unique, and full in-J struction...…
…PAGE TEti y,. rHE , MICHIOAN DAILY'' WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 24, 1924 PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1924 , NEW MEMBERS ADDED TO PHYSICAL ED SAFF FOUR IWEMBEIIS -ADD)ED)TO IN COACH IN f' WOMEN STUI)ENTS AlID Four members have been added to the staff of th-e-woman's educationall department this year. This decided increase in the teaching force will make possible better and more thor- ough instruction in the departme...…
…k PA(%N BIGHT' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24,' 1924. .. , _ a .... _ _ . x ..n ., .. _ ,- rrr rr. rr ' . PLAYS AND STAGE (Continued from Page Two) for it merely reemphasises what all who think have grasped before, that a saint alive is a menace, while safe ly dead is twice blessed. ,f The staging is so simple and ade- quate that it does not infringe upon the Shavian brilliance of the play or its exquisite impersonations. Joan...…
…r Miss Estelle Downing, professor of rhetoric at Ypsilanti State NormaI will speak Sunday night; May 25, at the First M. E.L church on the sub- ject of "Wor'ld Peace." Miss Dowvning who recently addressed the Women's clb bof this city, has, ju.st returned! from a meeting of the International World Congress for P ~eace' at Wash- ington. Mr~s. Ruthi. Buchmnan, of Ann Ar- bor, who was a delegate of the Wom- en's club of Ann Arbors to ,the same c...…
…WEDNESDAY,, SEP'T UBER 24, 192.E THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE ELEVEN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 192.4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN -URR!GulmU APPROVED FOR DESIGN DEGREES French Wli Encounter feat Shortage Courses' for a complete curriculum in decorative design and allied arts,I With a degree of Bachelor of Science in Design, were approved by the Board of Regents at their June meet- ing. Decorative design has been taught in the College of Ar...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1924 USUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY --l-0 - 1.1-1 - - I I I - I I I- i io.11 Ol , I . I . Am-- k I - I I I I . - I - i i 40 - _ - - - f - _. . PLAY53 afhet - ROBERT BARTRON HENDERSON THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. ORGANIZED 1863 II ardent love for nature. The result{ was that man became horribly inbu-' man-though of course not unhuman. Were it rnot for our sensuous poets (who despi...…
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…BIERNE VOIFFULS (Continued from Page One) is dull. Why, it is too complex, and too labyrinthine in design. Experi- ence, superimposed on experience im- pression over impression. It absorbs all the interest and ingenuity one has, to trace out the present moment, and to discover how many past impres- sions mar it. We are, indeed, as Plato imagines, lumps of wax: and when- ever we hear or think or feel, we stamp the perception or the thought. "as...…
…N SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGANDAu.a SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1924 «VRH Magazines Reviewed DOROTHY TYLER . "Me~. . . . ..r.r..- .,."{{{y.{{m{s{. .r ."{r{{n #sass{.t),5t{{{xtm The Dial for January: The fiction 'man. Mr. MDiann considers the latter of the Dial bears out the theory that a acquisition of first-rate importancet the cultured wish to read the down- to Germany. "To any one at least," trodden, and ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Peering Into Russian Student GRO P .n sc ss___ __ __ FRANC Life Where HumansBarely Exist iN R.Through the windows one may see' They sit on the beds to eat, for there the beginning of daylight. A head are no tables, chairs or benches. It Campus Organization Studies Prob- with dishevelled hair appears from is stifling in the room,--a smell of lems of International under a ragged blanket and peers dirty linen, blankets and sh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - -- Today In The Churches --_ Episrolial Chlurch o'c 1 r k Professor Wate rman will sly Communion will be offeredl atl speak_ on "The Gospel According to Andrew's Episcopal Church th is As~la tn." ling at 8 o'clock. Mr. Webb will j '. 1" 111"4l'sti lherani C1ll k on the subject, "Blinders" .at! "The Parable of the Sower" is to he 0:30 o'clock Morning Prayer. Atl discussed ait the morning service in the bible classes fo...…
