…1 I L Y\ ' i/ " L 1 < 1 1 R OF THE SUMMER 'Y OF MICHIGAN. , Saturday Afternoons. ng; Maynard Street. ditorial, 2414. D2 :oo o'clock daily, except co to 2 :oo o'clock day. ds, if signed, the signatures t, but as an evidence of blished in The Wolverine r mailed to the office.e re no consideration. No writer encloses postage. indors the sentiments ex- cials, it has been made possible to continue this cus- tom. The Union has provided for the c...…
…VJi )I <A 3 T Is. must be extremely shocking to the purist and the stickler for correctness of speech. Something is lacking in the education of the col- lege graduate who has not learned to speak his moth- er tongue clearly, correctly, and with distinctness. Certainly, we who are here fitting ourselves for busi- ness or for one of the professions, including that of teaching, should take some pains to get away from the barely understandabl...…
…PAGE! TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1. l RPSDAY, F'IiARUrARY 26,'..1925 } OPEN Russian Children Pay Homage To Lenin lRlngte From ;400) To $1,VO )A nnurally Work BLANKS AVAILAXBLE Applications for fellowsh'ips and scho larshlips for 1925-1926 in the t. ~: { evhool must be. submitted I notla orthla-.1 March 1, it has been an- 4 nre.I fi:~~ n rardrl g these n a< to °:.? , , available to a tJu asn'nI: 1 >,,, rhe secured at r~,'o I A e ll hall...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE TWO Ti VRSDAY, _MAR C 1 26 i, 1925' T1U. MICHIGAN DAILY ...... . KARPINSKI TO T jK;StuntsSlight ~s DfI " kflAT I Arq " In Daily Bulletin MicThigan."Te local force has been; of pulcto hen applying for mail' Cashington. Ma rch 25.-- Thoma F. P u ndermlannedl for several months,j which has been listed for them. j~olokof e 'orwagiea ri<=] , i ..,and carriervsare unable____ ____to________recess a ~j)oifltifl...…
…PAGE TWOTH MCHGNDIYSDAARL2,12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1925 SELECTapingPlan For Campus A FOBCAPFNACE heAdo6ptedbaoad of regents;l FOR U P i~gfi l Extensive building,plans resulting ences with officials of Ann Arbor inteerection of so many newv build-f with a view of co-operating in beau- 11l gteele, '25, Chairman, Namnes Four On Iing and the expansion of the campus tifying the campius and its surroundj S Croup to Secure Fun...…
…If PAGE TWO, 25i 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 26, 192 _ , __ lir ..i'Nr V''S7 1 ir Y ~" + , ' ..........._... : l', 4 Goods slightly dam. ged by smoke .and Ivater. edu -ctans o'll": u I I - A f AAg IL . . 1I i* 7kt r u.. 5.-- swam lamm. m AL 4A i i I' lies 1f10" tI i Sale Lasting One 'Week Only T erms Strictly Cash .,, -' h 1 STR EE T - -- - - - - - - 'U …
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILYWENS AY, SEPTEMBER 26, 792~ rate. The director, Frederic McCon- a n( pul'shed1. The new edition is nell, is also very able. Mr. Quirk the ( =1P l "Part 2" and will be used this manager- of the Ypsilanti Players, semester in that college. Lworked under him some time ago. "IPart 1" of the notes was publish- There isn't any doubt at all that the e atsrn nIue ytecas plays will be effectively produced." es.Profsorn ewma...…
…P ; THE, MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1923 mo- . .. VI . vo Ao adP aeauhriis revnl i on g ressni. a) of' lU'eu&o L7'ison o h i gtt.}ga. "Although it is a club f , ee'r ~z rtricted to the use, of its its large membership brings e VY -dne door more individuals than 0 ili0 flo t puii iC dings,'' he. iii' .: l h () f 17 I1 n is reqire i 011(11!1"111's, 1 l) )' L. JIba nioii building in th-,s ~cI1s Of01ti~e l' ;.tVlv t isr Tivo shift...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JA F __ LIONS CLOSE FEBS 7 R SECOND SEMESTERI Wow Boys! She's A Flapper And A Movie Actress Work on the dining hall of the Law club building has progressed to a point where the walls are ready to re- ooceive the roof. The dimensions of the' hall are 140 feet long, 40 feet wide and 60 feet high. There will be carved panelling of oak,12 feet high, aroundI the entire circumference of the room. The entrances ...…
…onday during the Univer- udent, Publications. asively creite l news nn Arb ED PRESS titled to the use for to it or not otherwise ihlished therein. Michigan,.as second n. Arbor Press building, -Maynard street. 3usine, 9g6o,;*Editoriarld2414. rations not to exceed 300 words, if sig'ned, the sig- essarily to appear in print, but as an evidence of ices' of. events "will be published in The Daily at the the Editor, if left at or mailed to The Da...…
… cept Monday during the Un 1 of Student Publications. ASSOCIATED PRESS clusively entitled to the use Les credited to it or not other cal news published therein. Ann' Arbor, Michigan, as se nail, $3.50. wi'ding, Maynard street. torial..2414. ed 300 words, if signed, the in print, but as an evidenc be published in The Daily at at or mailed to The Daily a !ceive no consideration., Nor he writer*incloses postage. arily endorse the sentiments will...…
…I 11 second after 8 o'clock .HARRY M. CAREY ha uniform inmediately, do your share towards mak- ing a new Michigan tradition -. one which coming students will respect and look forward to each year. THE UNION SHOW Thursday night the first Union movie will be put on in Hill auditorium accompanied by a short pro- gram of musical numbers. The Union, in securing this picture after it had once been shown in Ann Arbor, was able to get it at a' v...…
…___THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUca ? F t - I SPENCER TO SPEAK AT BA.NQU-ET T OAY Re~lit;iom~indi21tlilte To Hear President o(I1,bieI lcCollege ,1t IZtnner TO( 111 i 11PI 1" ' 41_('S 11 '1iE gi ) W"illiami Gear Spencer, presidenit of lillsdalocollege, HillsdIale, AMichigoan, will befthe principal speaker at the re igiouts institute banquet which will belheld a!t 5 o'clock. today in the Cobi- gregationa I (:hi rchl. Short Utalks will al1so he deliv...…
…THE 'MICHIGIm I";L A _.GIE TIFCBDE TOASSEMBLE HERE Antriopology and Oriental Societies Gt er or. Conventions During Week tODI)ON, iRITHVEN TO SPEA Convcntions of two scientific soc- jieties, the western sectioN of the A~- erican Anthropologial soc~et And the Oriental society, will ie held here the latter part of this week. Each Sorganization will first hold sparatel meetings and then merge into a single meetpig on Friday. ¢xThe western secti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T a : . THE PRESIDENT'S NEW FAMILY ar bULH I IIII I ENDOSDY DA (Continued from Page One) Fraternities, general, professional, tnd honorary, their relation to the Inversity and their scholarship re- 34r(mats were discussed by the 1an at their conference yesterday iorntng. The matter of scholarship eqirements for the initiation of new hen was also considered.. The vale of oonprary ratr nitis o a schoo, and the best atd .fa...…
…PAGE TWO f THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1925 F HSTUDEINTS WILL MEEIT TODAY Excessive Bonds Hl Crime Cure Members Of Botany Department Are Doing Research Work Abroad U.S. May Bar Him MITCHELL WILSOW 8 U PQ UQSEVIDENCE Masonic Smoker Is Scheduled Tonight Shirley W. Smith, secretary of the University, will act as toastmaster at S daoln Club Will Hold (athering of Season at Zane Rall First' LIST EV TS OF YEAR Inauguratin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDA"Y°, NOVEMBER 26, - 192, THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~I'J1URSDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 192w L ______________ .....__ nmsthe new hospital astelr- ed neds, ,i .given by figuresshw creased from 10,000 gallons prhu for 30 years getn~ral c oniel o the 'XPED TION ~est University buildng, "inngtt ig';hat oa storage space i h o5,0.Lk ares soitors1ae itacnetof 5,577,000 .cubic fe; ae timehsbe increased fom-______________ D otfield ,house,...…
…I t. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1920 - --- --p .--- MICHIGAN -INVADES Match King Obtains PRFSO ILLINOIS I11N OVEST A9TTACKS C H Alumni Entbusiasm 1 ijg Tn Champs Seek Revenge Iso Counti for 30 Defecat of LISRPR Last Year. CAM RPR FEW HANGS INLIN~JP1(Continued From Pag ______one modiern inlstance' Maize and Blue Squad is in Good ploymeti h- :s -paid more than the Condition for Memorial for such work. Mai Stadium Battle. ...…
…~THE CHIA N i-iA-,NI1 l1t'Ui$AY, .NOV \iv ThiE? 1 J( . .. ... . .... RI. T 11 UNIT WLLAID TO SEC'REDTAR OF TREASURY U. WILLAAGE FISCAL OFF PAAO IN.EV E CESEATEN WILL SPEAK AT ANUA INNhER Screen elecin Cuhurches Will Combine For Thursday Srie IFor the first time in Ann Arbor the church services of all d e n oin n- I 4z ?'*'.ArMinded Marines. f over-drarnatic Stoy, injcigatbon1s, I GHSD NT :emi~an Professor Will Delive'r ' SO you're ...…
…PACE TWO T II~: CI I ICAN DAILY ts °. . ,ie T l--'P* ,-FAT:*' 2G, 1929-N T f.....C.G A N D A L Y .U .., FE.U...., 1 28 I Venerable Mason Hall, First Building On Campus, Contains Soul Of Tradition! By Kernel was taken only after seven years of Students who shiver in the cold debate, from the founding of the Uni- classrooms of Mason hall, and who versity in 1837 to 1814. Even then it coiJllain about the (ilapidated con- was decided that t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IILLINOIS -TO'-SWEDEN FLIGHT VAMT, EVAS PROJECTEDFOR JULY PLANE PL1ANM TO LAM) NEAR NORTi'ERN OBSERVATORY FOR MORE FUEL 1,BBS HASCONFERENCE lluyIersity Expedition 3a(ay oo yrate. Wyltih Asthlier Flight Over ane Itoute Spoinsoed y Ford Prof. William H. Hobbs, of the geol- Sgy department was in conference yesterday morning with Major L. I. F'rederick, editor of :the Rockford {IlL) Morning Star, and Bert I. J. IUassell, airpla...…
…THE ,MICHIGAN DAILYx SATURDAY, MAY 26, EWSPAPERS L u TO PL-AN ASSOCIATION IEP{?E S EN \'l'1ilES F1031 FIVE JUNIOR COLLEGESINSAECINE'' PLAN BANQUET AT UNIONi dew Orgaivitloii To Be Sponsored By lBrnwi A. rneuIlces A Michigan College Press associa- tion may be the resul't of tihe meeting of representatives from five Mich- igan junior colleges at a, goon lunch- eon in the Union today. Thie meeting is in charge of Prof. John L. Brunim, head of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,S'ATI_?RI)AY, FEBRUARY 26, 1927 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 19Z7 A THLE..TES' MARKS "IARE HIGERTAAT NON-wATHLETES' THRE YER REPORTSHWVAITME q A K A O E 4 A A D ~ " i 1 e~ I e r~s o f T r a c k T e a n t S o w R e o r d s -vl I t t h e n mn o i p o t s , x NA . m c i Whicht Are -Sinjerior To Those lgn yloe ith 75.7. Tie numei al Of Aniy Other Squad 1 Ilin ill tli pr poitroved to be eq.<ual I(c_ A A mn with a schol, ,.tic ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 10 ._ , t NEWS CONTEST ~iohJmfnp[DR JO pjJueLiterary Seniors Will Be Eligible U IJLFor Competition In Harvard Scholarship TIMR: - WISCONSIN UNION1 servance of Memorial day this year. Many a Good Pair 'of Hose TO V , LE~a .." t* Th conracor hs asured the comn-4 TO BE DE ICATED mittee that the buiding will be for Have Been Ruined by a Run! MADISONenoughalong at.-that time.} It is just as essential to give your MADION, i...…
…-I THE MICHIGAN DAILY NW ZEALAND LE CTURER AWADE molndities of industry which concern~ FIRST PRIZf.FOR BOOK CRITICISM sn.Teookha ndaordt point out how we could conservej First prize for the nest ladve rse n:- iaied iVtiamTiTi'n l.stel. an Sperit y and sustain employment.,, ieism of "Proj its'",1a1 ol ';. '!; u(11.1C1- \ :dI .l~ill C 1( 1 tiugs, a uthors iofthe' tion bo 11'as been awaaded aI t'. ,. bock e cizedtOKLA11014,11.-An 1. 0. U. lun...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 26 1927' ?AGJ1~ TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIIUIISDAY, MAY 26, 1927 ALUMNI OFFICER HO IBR2ITISH IlMPERIALISTICA POLICYD I I I Magazine PI'iies Article Writteni By 11. B. iaw fOn ( ra Idnate Relaitimis 11-ItUI Fa tlty SEES COOPERATION NEED Wilfred B. Shaw, geea ertr of the Alumni Association of the Un- iversilty, has written, an article on "The Problem of the Alumni" which appears in the current issu...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1926 s HDEARSFISHER' LISTAOFUNDELIVI The postoffice announces mhail for V OJiIIIrcjial Society Convenes In First the folowing persons as on hand and I~eeingof Yar.undeliverable, It may 1bo (lahned at Prof, Ernest Fisher, of the School of the ge'neral delivery window main BusiessAdmnisraton pok attheoffice b~efore October 30: Busnes Adinitraionspoe a th ;Ahirens, Delmar E.; Aoki, "Mr. R..; f...…
…4 d IPAGE TWO. THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1927 . ._.__ : ill hold iv;fil~ ii , g of, i110 se- lEngineering lteseareii 1eparlnient mester toiight ill Ill( 't&' 01 G~ets Industrial iproblenisIN-volb- Ioil 111 ' 11r,1ifow.'of, 'It I all. '1 0 ing Expenditure (4 $501,WOQ i('10(1tolo i 011 s;1kn181 onli ACTVIIE ICRAS ;tso'y will t ( ])02v r th 1~Pj~1~r~ Ij3stiol w;Hhl e debatod irhi Researchl work on the idustr l3sial . AT ...…
…WAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1926 THP MICHICANI flATLY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1926 FORIGNSTUDENTS OPEN TICKET.SAL Production Written By Prof. A. D). Xoore Will Be Presenited By Thme Coast Towns Suffer From Pacific Storms ~vrsad.ohn Elliott, '26,.il' ntr evening,a general combined t Tg CONDUCT ,speak on the general there .of "Loyal- srv i.re wile held in the Presby- ty iizTaani ark"teorian cuc.Hwr M~uk-6 Members OJf ...…
…f ( _FflI1DAY. M AACTI 26,l1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY May Select Gornez Gfeea A"" j'iezwo a sonm nd i ofte Me ic fit g r riso duingthe ateLieIa Hert re bellon, ill robaly b Mexco' Photograph ic Supplies We can supply anything you need in the way of kcodaks or films.' Devel- oping and printing done promptly. L .YTAD LIsffE1905 i T~he New easy Way toefrlaintain All hr y Hardiwo od F loors Johnson's- Vaxr% Electric, Floor Polishers ...…
…NAGS TWO. 1. :T.1-1E -MI HICAN 'nA!LY 'VAG~ ~.Q THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 2(, 1~2~ MENACETO FALLS ~nghIleerx Says American Side Of 7NI. 1gara Faces Extinction Unless Lake Levels Are ]Raised FEARS ROCK EROSION (Bly A,sociatL'J Press) CH-ICAGO, May 25.- Ultimate ex- tinction of the American side of the falls at Niagara is mathem~atically cer- tain unless water leves in the G'ea(t' Lakes are raised, Robert Isham itan-. dolph,;Chicago...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2G, 1923 PAGE.WO.TH.M.C.GAN.AILY EDNESAY..EPTEMER.2....2 Staff Selling Dollar Coupons for Fifty Cents-Cost 'Will Advance on Friday NEW FEATURES PROMISED Sale of coupons for the 'Ensian, will continue only through Friday of this week, it was announced by~ stagf members yesterday. The Michigan-ensian is offering a cou- pon for fifty cents which is worth one dollar when traded in on a regular...…
…THE ICH I C H I&AN DAT-LY -DO U11IULI8 U1 HIIUIIUM11 NER PLATES SOLD munds For Plates Have Exceeded Expectations Of Alumni Association By Far tWMISE EARLY DELIVERY eventy-five of the 100 numbered s of University of Michigan din- r plates have already. been ight and paid for before the I of the second week since the ginal announcement of the cre- on of the plates. About 85 of e unnumbered sets have also m' sold thus far, making a total 160 of ...…
…',ACHE TWO THE MICIATClAM DVAILY 3'ATCjrT 71AV T1N'l 1 '4 " I al*4 a s a... i t r. a ,. a a a v t- s +t as h w a a r vaa, a v s .a.+ ~AI,1, ial Vi1kV Y uV. 1:1. ci I SCROOL OF FORESTRY OCEAN LINERS S. O.S. BATTLE WIND AND STORM TO ANSWER SIGNALS OF VESSELS REPORTED IN DISTRESS I--- __ Western Geologists Report Fossil Find 1 f JOTTER TAKES STAND FOR ADOPTION OF FOREST FIRE PREVENTION BILL PLANS SUNMER CAMP IEf IOTHR N MI cH IG...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ;7'tMSDAY, r. EB UARY 26, 1921, THE MICHIGAN DAILY TtTESDAY, FEIWUARY 26, 192~I I I v . ,.-.._. t , _ .. _ ._ _. __ _.. t #. BAt] or Dr. Fridtjof Nansen, Scandinavian Explorer And Scientist, flIPI1lfl Is New Head SIN~l 1 oLead. Expedition With Hugo Eckener In Graf Zeppelin IDCT" SENW Of Railroad Company P R IN T IN G -IS P L A C E D O N ; C__ _N_ _E_ _T__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _T U_ _ _E_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M<>A fiIiIfllf...…
…T1H E MICHIGAN -DAIC.Y -- MUSEUM'MAN LEAVES, Dr. C. L. Hubbs, Fishes Curator, Will Represent University At Pacific Co'gres Leaving this morning on an early train for- Vancouver, British Columbia, Dr. Carl L. Hubbs, cura- tor of fishes in the' Museum of Zoology, has started the first lap. of his trip to Java as the delegate of the" University of Michigan to the fourth Pacific Science congress. Dr. Hubbs will attend the con- gress proper for ...…
…TWO~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ RIDAY, APRIL 26, 1929 I-. __________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ -WNW* CONSERVATIOKNIS MOST PH ESSIIICOF TODAYS. ISSUEs SAYS COOLEY: FOR MER ENGINEERING DEAN DISCUS$E ECONOMIC CONDITIONS C1NIEMNS DEFORESTATION Predicts Big Dpcrease In Food Supply Unless Nation Takes Precautionary Steps "Conservation of natural re- souxces is one of the most impor- tan...…
…«- ."rW6 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1929 ILLIMOIS INSTHIRD 810TETARACK(TITLEq this event, scoring nine points when Cave, Sentman and Burkhart took second, third and fourth. Jack Tarbill of Michigan collected the remaining counter, Burkhart nos-1 ing him out for t'e fourth place by inches. The Wolverines collected seven points in the hammer throw when Captain Ketz won the event and George McArthur finished fourth. lCetz brought his ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... r r r rurrrrri.rnnn ir r NEI'(TYPE BOOK SHOP .iKl ~ NEXTWEEStop Kan Operat TO urtN N[ W[ Iy11Associa' _____PITTSBURGH-The suit to bar the Wfill Afford Opportunity To Buy Bok Knights of the Ku Klux Klan from In Atmosphere Of Literaturo operating in Pennsylvania followed With00utt Haste an action filed by the organization in C ~federal court here against five "ban- TO )KEEP RARE VOLUMES ished" members to restrain them fr...…
…: IAGE T~WO - - ! 1 1, o1w ; 111 11" wl"" 0 '""! THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . .. .. .. .. .. . . . .............. - GEDLOTGIT IEN0TIItS CORAL FOSSIFOUND li RFFNBAY REGION C LECTION WAS DISCOVERED RY PROFESSOt GOULD LAST SUMIE REPORT BEING PREPARED No New VarIetes Includ e in Group Brought Baek FFrQN Arcti By Putiiam Expedition. Fossils brought back from Baffin land by Prof. Lawrence M. Gould are being identified by Prof. Russel C. Huss'ey of t...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY__ NEW LIT BIDN ALTERED_'BY KH Plans for Front Wing,Will be Changed to Follow General Style of Front Portico ALUMNI URGE CHANGE Changes in the architects plans as originally announced for the front' wings of the new lit building are be- ing made so that the model that is now on display in Alumni Memorial is not correct. In this, the wings: are shown slightly advanced from the rest of the building and almost on a line wit...…
…1L4 1 aL LA..' £ 1 tow to set it ging you have all we to - can give youYiyou are through. You Ner must be the master of that mind of c yours." Inconclusion, the President em-7 pasized the point that the mind is F L Se 'ne's most"recious asset. ''Possess,"T an (OSntinued from Page One) he said, "the thinking, creative mind pr he dnks itit. sharply contrasted to of which you are the royal master. InL hin is the man with the independent As a man...…
…By STON~E 'TO0SPEARK TON IGTj e Cabinet AT PRESS CLUB CONFERENCE Premier Bonar Law (Continued from Page One) subject to be "The Press and Public Opinion." On Friday afternoon President Dav- id Friday of the Michigan Agricultur- al College and Casper S. Yost editor of the St. Louis Globe Democrat, are j expected to deliver papers on subjects considered vital to newspaper work. On Friday evening at the cc:nplimin-i ary dinner, given the visitin...…
…____ ____ ____ ___THE MICHIGAN DAILY "I W A NCH ER-- IThe council committee which" will quarter with a 38 yard run that nm y call for them at the time which l nterurban Czar burnis to Ground arrange for the different phases of the threatened a touchdown. In desl~era- wil be announced in Tuesday's issue Short circuit in the trolley man's celebration are H. Liverance, '23,: tion the Maroons hurled passes to all of The Daily. booth caused a w«...…
… OF .IINES FRANCE HOLDS p IN OCCUPATION OF RUHR SA~ iod1 of instructlon of limited duration". It is expected the, services of other UNtechnical groups will be utilized. Fran ce's determination to "carry on" in her :undertaking is. reaffirmed in the address. by President Miller- and to a- deputation from the. Leag;ue of Patriots. r "Victorious France demands from the conquered respect and the appli-' cation of the tre ntles. nothihg more"'....…
…___________THEMICHIGAN DAILY. Y ~NWl G. 0. P. National Chairman TalksTour Dates A Week Is Quota "~ OIH With Harding On 1Next ampaign Allotted To -Northwes erners, I'. or YintOn ge, Ma ss., repr~r theentative of tiro sachusetts Historical society, will ver a lecture at 4:15 o'clock this rhoon in the Natural Science aud- iur. I=e will speaik on "Non-inat- a President". r. Ford has been editor of thec pub- ions of the Massachusetts His al...…
…T14E MICHIGf AN DAILY ____ e: ras Oil Blaze Kills Fiften; Fire Loss Mounts Into Millions VBARSITY BAD AS ALUMNIE£NTER1AINM9ENT 1Sg lUE :Akeise Appfhlcautto. lterates Front PLAIN'XEI) TO AMUSE OLD IS° '" ril u e MIEASIJRE cl Change In the state laws, to bar persons of°- buhnrai itlct or iliteratesfrom opeorating motor ve- liceles, as u mean of reddig the ttnaumber of 'atomovb lie accidents, :s proposed by r. 1. Gdie, executive secretar...…
…)F4ILIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION iblshed every morning except Monday g the summer session. ember of the Associated Press. The As- ted Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatches ted to it or not otherwise credited 'in paper and the local news published here- iered at the postofice, Ann Arbor, tgan, as second class matter. bscription by carrier or m~ail, $1.5o. lces: Ann Arbor Pre...…
…HIGAN DAILY I 'FICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN". SUMMER SESSION . ished every morning except Monday the summer session. lber of the Associated Press. The As-- d Press is exclusively entitled to the r republication of all news dispatches A to it or not otherwise credited in per and the local news publishedthere. red at the postoffice, Ann Arbor, an, as second class matter. cription by carrier or mail, $L.so . es: Ann Arbor Pr...…
… C/ S T-11-,MNIf-Wi1'AN DAILY ________________ ousoe-ponn fbtrtepi- Wihu-- cefin l o h e n FOND 1 Amendrentciple of a national amendment and expressed their surprise~ at the action CI 0It. 141iNi I U On Child Labor ; the present amendment, declared thati of. the l l as eah settts people in their! he wcould vote against its ratification i etvllwhelning referendum against thel 0811 [ OS T "" Ell/ 1 ins Favor :,ere on the grounds that it would b...…
