… ESTABLISHED 1 890 ICY 1r ii ai1& MEMBER ASOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 92. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1929 EIGHT PAGES FELLOWSHIPS AWARDED NELSON BRIEFS CE TL BACHER AND VERMAN WORK OVER AIR FMR SIENTIFIC W9RK DOWN TO BUSINESS1 1 GRAPPLE BILS SENATE TO CONSIDER CRUISER BILL SENT OVER BY HOUSE VARE CASE CLOSED IN SENATE SESSION House Displays Usual Lineup Of Wet And Dry Factions (By Associated P'css) WASHINGTON, Jan. 24...…
…WAE TWO T HE MICHIGAN DAILY FIDAY, JANUAR~Y 25, 11 41 MELLON IS LIKELY TO CONTINUE ALBAHNY-TRI AS HIS CHIEF IN HOOVER R ILL ESTABLISH FU N 1. -.... O R LIBAADITION' .4 Medical Aid For All Since Health Service Is Remodeled EGIME Patients Are Astounded By Beauty Of Up-To-Date Establishment New INCOME ON MONEY TO BE USED FOR PURCHASE OF OLD I MANUSCRIPTS WA$ SUGGESTED BY POND Documents. Will Relate To History Of Albany Section, Great...…
…(~ a - - *a - .-. - _ _. POLICIES Of DETROIT Select Giant Airplane For Lindbergh Flight T When New Air Service Is Inaugu ,I Practice Of Operating Maintenance Account Is Explained To Students Alex Dow, president of the De-s troit Edison company, explained the business policies of his concern in a speech delivered to a group of business administration students yesterday afternoon. :: :: :.::.>: * He pointed out as one of theIa cardinal ...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN6 DAILY rublished 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 at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as seco...…
…JANUARY 25, 1929 T H E I 1 ( 1 1 ( G A N DAILY P)GE a _.. . c- s- - 4 wf Avo."'JI AM& !I C---^ "Mol &VA a " . ua, s l 111 TITIF fl|| DRAMATIC POWERS OF ANNA GREEN I ~ Wll LLUirrL COMPENSATE LACK OF LITERARY GIFT SCHOLASTIC REQUIREMENT IS C AVERAGE WITH NO GRADE OF E MAY JOIN CLUBS EARLIER Employers Are Making Increasing Demands For Outside Activity# Records In College Extra-curricular activities open to freshmen women with the ...…
…pIc * ir.. 1 s i ~ f ~ A I t l.l ; -T 1,-1li-i. . ... . .......... - -------------- - . . .. . ........ ................... . . STATE WRESTLERS WILL MEET WOLVERINES TONIGHT VICTORY OVER CHICAGO MAKES WOLYE FAVORITES IN SECOND HOME MEET Few Changes Made In Lineup Captains; Match Between Captains To Feature Of KURRLE IS STATE STAR Rivalry between Michigan State and Michigan will be renewed to- night when the Spartan wrestling squad opp...…
…, JANU ARY - V2 5; -192 THE MICHICAN DAILY --- - - t K w . ', f -X f 1 : VARSITY HAS TROURL MOLEET ETA TOIN r IND1ANA TO DEDICATEl MEET SPARTANS TFONIGIT (Continued From Page Six) yT by both teams since Michigan is " anxious to wipe out the defeat sus- (Continued From Page Six) tained last Saturday at the Lands (Continued From Page Six) Varsity a 19-18 lead. Weiss offset!Of the Mountainers of West Vir- against the Crimson tankmen are the...…
…Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. 'Copy received by the Assistant to thy. Presl- dent until 3:31) p..in. (11:30 a. i. Saturday.) Vol. 39, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1929 No. 92. Action of the Administrative Board: The Administrative Board of the College of Literature, Science, and the. Arts has taken the following action: Allen Bell has been placed on probation for the rest of the year and recorded- ...…
…I ESTABLISHED 1890 LY fr i~trn ~aijll MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ..Yr. .r . VOL. XXXVII. No. 88 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS waft ROMNASARE NT, DIFFERENT RACE BUT' LIKEAM ERICANSCLARK' DECLARES THEIR {POLITICS ARE SIMILAR TO THOSE OF THIS COUNTRY DISCUSSES QUEEN MARIE Lecture Is Illustrated With Slides Of Architecture, Landscapes, And Native Costumes "Roumanians are largel...…
…PACE TWO THM MIC111GAN DAILY TUESAYJAN UARIY 25, 1927 _ _ _ _ _ _ __ n w .mm s_.nw i n -a BREK3MYmEE} oodrich Will Sail !AT THE DETROIT ~ TR For Austral i Soon C". .,.35 t t n-U-. - PASSI-NG OF 0A0ACT: 1)eadlock Betwveei bn And lHiral Groups Over Proposed ),ill locks Tole GiA SOLIN E TAX FA VOREDily Aso atd P e ) LANSING, Jan24-A division in the' legislature that may prevent the enact- ment of any important highway finance measures thu...…
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… MAE FOtMl THEI MICH-IGfAN DAILYV TUSDYJN 17A VY I5f)92 ' a aas .- a-aa as -..,Ra.... H..., .. a . Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of StudentyPublications. B r Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dlcaria rritl t it o ntoherws P i c c l t credited in this aer an the loanes p li...…
…T'UESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1927 THE MICHTG AN DATLY PAGE F PAGE FIVE ( .r i_!, ~ :k 't n 1 VAM it nu. f Ti A1 ANUEWI TO ENTERTAIN D-ormitory A nd Two tlinning tl'2J, were flash players of To Pratice 1 A f~e inzrng quintet. Following is thy;; A range P a t c Zones ,Are Victors , ii ;f P 'For Teamn Members1i I n tn . r q m 1 r' ql P LX!17T c, r:T, , I t,; i .-' ,~-- 1 a1 Iv r NOTICES All women who have been asked serve on the costume comm...…
…0 P~ACE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY '1UESDAY, JANUARY547 ; . .......o. ...-..-. ,.., .arr ...... « ., M ' r . .. i . ..."- ;3 e... y~W,,,, ' it ... . EXPRESS REGRET OVER lr ackTmes n JOHNTSON RELIEVED OF ACTIVE DUTY BY OWNER Baylor .Team Wiped] Out In Catastrophe' (By- Associated Press)3 ROUND ROCKTex.,' .Tai. 24.-The M ATMEN LEAVE 'rO KdORTHWESTEIRN MEET [I UB ARD CIVS JII N Telvbe to compete becauseof thee years of previous competit...…
…TUESDAY, JANUARY 25; 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1927 PAGE S1~V~N Wolverines Hold Lead At SemesterEnd; Mlather Pleased WithShowing Of Team Vith tilie last basketball game of pr oved s'-o1Iexvlhat of a disappointmnent, the sE_. <stLer p)layed last night against bIut. is sutficiently stroing to upset the irsoi;Coach E. J. Mather's Wol- i hest squad in the 1ace;. Chicago, Min- ver: i^e quintet now awaits the outco...…
…PAGE EgCHT IAETCIT__________ IJ NV"'C I ""CAN rDALY ____ s-a------------ DAIYOFCA BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constr'uctive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the P'resident until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten. Volume T11I TUESD.y, JANUARY 125, 1!¢127 Anumber 88 a ry 26, in Room 202, South Wing, al 7: h). All z aim_ > and Ot her's interested are a:k-,( to a...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 CJr a 4kw %il MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS i VOL XXXVI. No. 108 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS I CfflN CII ODJAINS Physicians Hear President IlThy Outline Doctors Training; 4S '14.*9 T1C M £ HI/17.f) I 711, T1 d '.. dJIIIUUL 1IU U ti L1I FOR BURTON FUND WILL APPEAR IN ILLUS'I'RATEDI LECTURES ON VISIONS 'OF ART PLAN NEW COUNCIL ]Notion Passed Requesting Pub...…
…pAG9 TWQ j THE MICHIGAN DAILY .,.... ..... A .o... T~KO~ ~r~ iTHUTRSDAY, rEBRT-ARY 25, 19Nf Edu ati n S hoo Se ds George 'Washington. emphasizing Educ tio Sch ol ends 7 Wash~in-gton's contribution of moral To Convention In WIashington~ dast h ain Seven members of the faculty of the cation r(~ercli at the meeting. P o brgfn Fil School of Education are attending the Raeigh Scdolling'. principal o h For Presidency ana.meeting of the National ...…
…'JIlL llt)AY ,-PEI31ARIY 25.192(; THP MICHMAN DAIVY (A TRA~M .. .. .. ,. ... a 1 1 L 1~- ~ -~ V2 t; A A...1 11± 1 V L '-Y1 L i, .,.......... ....A......, r- A .t nnr A~S.Mh :"t TELLS Of FORESTS' rrrrn-r'ninm Iai Karolvi May Rule In 'ungary Aain I r" C J f AT THIE THIl LrftbiIIUN HAIN~ ZnClaimnsI Coniservation Necessary Por Vroler Distribution 0 J3 Jr;j P'recipit ation J" ILLUSTRA'TES LECTURE General conceptions of the layman.::{:;...…
…:: PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEDRUARY 25 192 PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1926 Published every morning except Monday diring the University year by the Board in C1oroo 0f Student Piljhications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association, Fhe Associated Press is exclusively en- t"tid to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwse c edited ini this paper and the local news pub- ...…
…THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .......... ;1, A, °, ,i ly , , p tLt1 bti ' . $S i Y Za ' : F. t 1' g. !: ,, y ti . Y h _ 1:. ]f ,i . .i "' ' k-:_'' ,:. }q1, } yr. ::..k: y'l u; :w.>>: ; . ,, . . : ;, ,,: :; Q t " . . : z;p .;,yc a t..'.4 I: , I r ': f i i( L . , :. a.,_ TO HOLD STUDENT MEET IN, DETROBIT Study Of Ituman Side Of The-Bible 1bi at (lf hra i11 Calfornb Winners Chosen In Junior lay E have been shot. Riflr...…
…TIAE MICHIGAN I)AII A, TIIFR ;HAY- FWAMITA11V "' " L*ll t f l 3 'lV X v l A1k"t llk x, P II Aiv* ki 1 Z l) IVs? lit, l^ f"..0 .\ ./ ODMO - _ Michigan Varsity Teams T o Compete Over Week nd v RG TEN TITLS Billiard And ___'EDIID0Bowhng. Bourneys Start Basketball, Track, Swimming, hok- All-campus billiard and bowlingj ey, And Wrestling Teams competition started yesterday at the' Scheduled Union, with a total list of more ...…
…TT I [fR ' ', I l'taltY 25 12i T.4I I MlIHIIGAN DILY ~' ~ ~ ... l SPEAKINGJCONTEST World Fliers, Chafing At Air Service Conditions, Resign . . ,' ' _ tI _ C"leges Throughout. Country Compet e In Orations On Constitution wr't '_ iII P .ft t £1:t ,S 1 ,TRY OUR Beauty Parlor. Rain Water _ Shampoo, face and scalp treatment.. If Von r a telephone subs criber-cal~l Jie Special prices on all appointments. the . .l-,ahc:, i ai 212i f, aid ...…
…rub:' $( PAGE EIGHT THP. MICIAMAN DATTY 1111URSDAY-i 'PLWRtARY 25. 19G a i SL. 1Y1 i_ -. - *llt A-l '11V ~L.'i 1LL 1 b: TC-lC ' PA T r"RS AY "'RTAIV2 II!f LV, 147G ki DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy receivd by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. an. Saturdays). Volume X1 THURISD)AY, FEBRUARY 25, 196 Number 10S Univerjsity Lecture Pos...…
… DEDICATED TO JUSTICE LL f r ian 1htiIM SSection I One VOL XXXV. Ino. 92 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SU'NDAY, JANUARY 25, 1925> SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENT v y [N91 ISCUSISGale Wrecks Balloon Attemlpt To Observe Eclipse From Air; STON NOINAIONClouds HinderWatchers He TO I]P EM [ CUU T IDue to the wrec(king of the racing Ci ~dge n li ( " I carater of the TO S PRE E G U~balco inwhad PifWJstudied frornthe photograph...…
…PAGE TWO "Africa And 1iciz k]'' C!I5 c ,slb^ On S. C. A. Propgrani IS EDITOR 01F CR ISIS William E. B. Du 1Do 0',, 11 i '(h, author, and- scholar wvih ll c '. 7:30 o'clock tonight n Bill , uditor- ium the main address of the tXI dv Y- sity service sponsored by the o Stent i Christian association. 11(e will ohai upon "Africa and America." Dr. Du Bois is one of the 1c aier-, of the colored race in this coin trly.Ile is editor of The Crisis, a ...…
…A# SUNDAY. JANUARY 25, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA0,E . . . .. ,_ The Campus Today's question: Do you think the' eclipse was worth getting up to see? Where asked.- The Union.j The answers: Hlubert B. Zerman, '27.-"No. 1 did not think it worth getting up to see, so I stayed in bed] and got my much needed rest. 'There is nothing to. learn from seeing an eclipse..,It was more a curiosity, and I was not curious." 'Herman Kass, '27.--"Y...…
…PAGE lFOUJR ___THE:MICHIGAN DAILY SNA,~AtAY2i12 , ZUND Y, '.T_1NU -.,1R 35;.1935 le eors i£ NA Astern C onference Edi i~r; 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 tiherein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, 1fchi. an. as second class matter. Special rate )f1p(-t 'I e ';gar'ted...…
…SUN DA, JANUARY 25,41925 ____ THE: MICHIGAN.tYAIL , PAGEI FIVE - 1.., 4 i 0 c1 ljjl, IL ILUW Ift VA M BEATA a] s ) I INTAL EWNAIOAL Called The Ideal ITEHOS UBSKTBL MUIALSRRIYI American Beauty; TROS UI 91 _ SU HT HERE, MEET BEGINS FEB. 11 3YATIONAJA ORGANIZER l ('QVIE9Interhouse basketball comletition F~O INSTIALLIATION OF will open Wednesday, Feb. 11. in 3 r- " " IIAP-I I (our gymnasum, when the first four CHAPTER games of ~the ...…
…THE MICHICYAN DATT.V CTTX',n.tt' 7AMYTA b'tT 9)r' inOt a a.., aA* a . 4 IN1 11111..1 L3U N d)JAYJA~INARY 25Z, 1925 ... 1 ,. r 1 ------ MI IGI OKYT9 ugryLeads IJJJMichigan lV restlers Defeated n~r MIHGNHCE EMV/SBgTen ScorersTRACK MEN TIMES Stog uk.i slow GAME FoMt AGI[S, G64ap i e rieHgts, star foBrtrn-u k ye M t q a CHOSEN AS 1EW ITOR AT NEISMI, Woverinies Show Inprov,4iiment anid Onl play Visiters ini F very Parin) I ______...…
…:,' d ... _.. TI-1 MITCIIIG N DAILY PACE SRVtN TI-W NUCI I lOAN DAILY PAGE SI~V~N COLUMN LD[LCOLUMN OE AT 3 P.M4. ADVERTISING AT 3PM FOR RENT F'OR RENT ( f I loons for rent. 1 .1.Vol- '. MISU1,iLANEOTS PHONE 866 For 'Typewriter Repairing (All makes) Dealer in Woodstock typewriters, S~undstrandl and Portable Adding machines. Ann Arbor Typewriter Ex, hange 9 Savings Bank EMk. IF 20 YEARS of mechanical experi- ence means anything to you, ...…
…?A51WTTHE MICHIGAN DAILY - w _ _ SUNDAY, JANU'ARY 25, 1925 DAIY OFICALBULLETIN (Continued From Page Seven.) be hold in the hail outside the Rthetoric Library, instead of in room 1025 Antgell Hall. LlIti A. Rughes, AssisttIt R*glstrn r. G~raduate Students: Graduate students should make their second semnester elections in tho office of the Graluate, School, Room 1014 Literary Building, on February 4, 5,G, or: 7. New students or students tran...…
…Feature Section 'C' 4r 4w A6V 4A4tr t an ~I~aiAg . Feature Section VOL. XXXV. No. 92 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1925 EIGHT PAGES ACTIVITIES--IS HEIR VALUE PRACTI CAL? ? 4, The In and Outs Of Work On The Michigan Daily Reviewed With An Eye To Determining The Actua it Amount Of Practical Experience Which It Offers Some Personal Experiences Of The Writer Which Show The Service Of The Paper To Reporter And Ca...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1925 "-~ -~ - r F o h i e toward a proposed "Campus T1heater - 0 0 ~~~~~~~~which did(1not. materialise. -l e 1 ~ iyX i ~ r ' rn 1Another lavish dance occurr ed "fi Er y1920, and once again the ire of the____________ m uP uli at s univeityfficilwas aroused. Con-ullgo gom LLttei.liquor,.)1gesurptionContoonuudhfrom Pg Nn) one of the (istinctive features which roin one smpoking of cigfarites in booths, and ...…
…. SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1.9:: THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE L ,AW1 M SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Further - Su gesinsFrh Increase f_ Campus Intellect The Concluding Installment of Mr. Robert Cooley Ange11's Report on college tIntellectual Conditions ercollegiate athletic contests should ~e faculty men, might well be fol- Il n e ' t Hlan ' n ve s t e loe.Yale, Harvard, and Princeton A G a c AtH l ndsU ie iis haeagreed to leave thei...…
…PAi P TWEL THE , MICHICAN DAILY 51 SUN])AY, JANUX-l 2-, K + + Sports " 4' _..d LEONARD AND DEMPSI Fans Believe Benny, Take EY ANNOUNCE RETIREMENTc Jack's Wheeze With Gain. 01 Salt ?t[tE RUMsES VeOM t.A2 iO4oc~i'4G K i f,.a Nt. Cl iil INTRAMURAL PROGRAM HALF FINISHED r;'r i ; 7 i > ,k ;i ;' -- : = , __ _.._-- ,,r - i -------- f-- j Work On Schedule for Rest of Year Started 'ith. ;.halt: of the year' s program 1being entered i...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 25; ,192:1 FHE MICHIGAN -DAILY PAGE TITT"ITEEN $UNDAY, ~TANUARY 25~ ~l9a5 FHE MICHIGAN DAILY PA4~F TTIP1TE~N 4 r$ Jyuic ndDramar til' d -,: In Anticipatione By Marian .Barlow 1 I IAlfred Cortot is coming 'again Iot! Ann Arbor.' Wednesday, January 28, ils the date for his reappearance. 11e1 ~is heralded with the usual florid criti-1 cal phrases, with a few sincere, con-, vincing expressions in addition. For insta...…
…PAGE YUURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY ganizations had been admitted to the American Association of University Women nteinatna1Federt remarkable growth in the interestof women in the various countries n Little Known Facts Regarding The Conditions For Membership In The Organization "deasan"2toitaelace a'L c Some of the Activities of the Local Organization and Its o the women present in ading hem to understand each other and the Relation to Women on t...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARAY 25, 1 25 TNlE.MICHI!GAN -DAILY Holland Universities ?<e }?ap<ures begirt. These "rail-stu- asiBrett are called, may dl Modern Football ; (Continued from fage Elevenl) ) to t he un1i1<e:s ity; they contri- f (Contiiuiied fo Page I'O, ''w('l\'(' :id from hers in the cir gh tce i 1 cii h nioting to the community life I were a mlodificat ion of the i'mJ V fry il:: ury. tj 1 htvsit. to AniPdi of the time, and the iute rfere...…
…'.~- m~ TH-I MICHIGAN DAILY UD\,JXflY2,15 ___________________________*Christie Comedy "Here anld There,", and a microscopic picture "Jumble in the Jungle" are billed. c inO u The, iiterthi ___________-~______ I TheWila Fox production "The Last an onEarth" willetefa The Arcade trApcture at the Wuerth, playing through Thursday. It is a fantastic "Welcome Stranger," an adaptation comedy novelty of a world without of Aaron Hoffman's stage pla...…
….I THE WEATHER AM-NOW lie -.0 -414L Volooe -AO 4atr SNOW AND COLDER TODAY VOL. XXXIV. No. 90 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1924 --z U, S. SHlIPS LEAVEL TRo ME XICAN WATERS REBELS ABADON ATTEMPTED BILOCKADE AND ORDER MI4ES REMOVALS IRREGULARS PROMISE SAFETY OF AMERICANS Wvashington Government Continues Sale of Arms and Munitions to Obregon Washington, Jan. 24.-(By AP)- Tension over the Mexican situation ap...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. JANUARY rHO SANS HO'NOR LENIN IN Moscow Body Lies in Silver Trimmed Casket in Huge Hall of house of Unions NATIONAL LEADERS STAND GUARD OF HONOR OVER BIE Moscow, Jan. 24.--(By A. F.)-The body of Nicolai Lenin, the Bolshevik premier and probably the greatest reb- el of this or perhaps any other gener- ation against the system of society built up by the ages, lay last night in a silver trimmed casket on a red- d...…
…Y, JANUARY 25, 1924 THE MICHI AN DAILY PACE Wi~omen REMODR OFFICES IN BAROUR GYMNASIuM Leads Woman's Party In Italyl News From Other Colleges kny houses desiring candy to sell get it from 3 to 4:30 o'clock today the candy booth in University hail. ny member of the University Wo- n's Glee club who desire a picture the club, will please call Marion How, 1287, by Saturday noon. WILL PROVIDE MORE OFFICES FOR THE YMNASLUM DE PARTMENT R...…
…FO R THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 2 -T The latest word that has been given 011t m fr t aU Dail to us on the subject is from Miss E- -lizabeth Bain, field secretary of theL OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE American Social Hygiene association, UNIVEFRSITY OF MICHIGAN of New York, who is at present in Ann Arbor. She says that "the nor- DEDICATED TO Published every morning except Monday mal and wholesome association of men CONFUCIOUS during th...…
…PRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1924 THE 'MICHIGAN DAILY .._. __.e.... RO AD ENNEERS TO GATHER HERE! Aim of 1hghway Convention To Issue Informa tion on Modern Construction PROF. BLANCIARD TO DIRECT CONFERENCE FOR UNIVERSITY The tenth annual conference on highway engineering of the University of Michigan will be held in Ann Ar- bor, Feb. 11 to 14 under the directionj of the engineering college in cooper- ation with the Michigan State High- way depart...…
…SHE MICHIGAN DAILY FR FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, r rr.wr wr ! F p 1 : .. . 0°.1 IL 14L It- ._..r.-...,...._..._.... ..._. . .... . w...,..... .. .......--.. ATHER DRIVES COUIRT SQUAD HI IFOR GOP HERTILT T0 ORRO NpgHT have to work wth spotless, slippery new balls every moment of play. Even} the slight discoloration derived from ,handing the bal. tdins its luster enoughl to make it harder for the batter to hit. It therefore aids the p...…
…JANUARY 25, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ]PAGE th t sDANCING Cbe lantern bop TH ,Children's Class tomorrow after- COLUMNF- ECOLMNnoon at 2:30 o'clock and every Sat- CLESLOSE.S_ .... urday following. AT 3 P.M. A rT SINGAT Waffles and Eight one hour Classical Class Les- S .Spee..ELunch.NsoGns,$,.00. ddaily. Adults' Class every Monday and es served daily. - - ---- Friday night. 15 modern Class Les-~ FRONT SUITE prefer married couple, Open from 7:...…
…'SHE TCf-IG DA TY THEMICIGA DALYFTITDAY, JANUA' ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN History 7b: History 7b will be given the coming semester in place of History Sa as announced in the Bulletin. History 7b will be open to upperclassmen and graduates who have taken History lb or its equivalent. For the content of this course see the Bulletin. A. E. R. Boak. Publication in the Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy rece...…
…AND COL TODAY A6Fp A6F ANO"tr t il I NAME IT "YOST FIELD HOUSE" . XXXIII., No. 90 ITISH ANDTURKS' EA DLOG K ED wrLE EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, T1,URSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS 4 "Unofficial Eye" May Be Cause Of, Senate Explosion Sparkling Comedy Of Mozart "Impresario" Wins Audience t I* LIES BILL REDUCE REPARATION TO FIFTEEN MILLION POUNDS, REACH AGREEMENT ON POPULATION EXCHANGE Clash Occurs Ov...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDKl iME PRSENS SARKing's Chaplain CASPRSNSS lW asT IN F H DR MA On Visit In U. so } --f .__- 3 i I "The CliAtr",a p oetcdramow it four acts by Emile Verhaeren,' will be presented for the second ti#me by Mihmes; repertoirc company tornorrowr and Satnrdlay nights at the Mime~ thwateE NOWscenery, '.ired by[ Otto S chller, 0ofIJWroit, and n chor-I us selected1(, ironi te Cle 1 du, ~I; lie added fea tures to0 Cot l)...…
