…THE WEATHER WAIRMER; RAIN OR SNOW TODAY ooe 'inF Ar AL - t MEMBER - ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXV. No 55. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARlBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS 1 -- FRENCH MINISTRY GI ENGONFIDENGE VOTE BY DEPUTIESI INCIDENTS OCCURRING DURING MARCH 01 COMMUNISTS I BRINGS CRISIS RESULTS IN SCENE I Progress Denounced as Revolutlonary "' tSfim& " Si Si4tl J J A t l Articles By Faculty Featur...…
… 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...…
…,SDAY, NOVEMBE1R 28, 1924 _____THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE u rnriI ' c eace Will Come With Soviet' CAM S JOAM E ~ ecognition Asserts Carlyle r M IS E i {.:.,.atl 3rlto iOU - CL Nat ona.On the other hand, we (d0 r g v nrcent is LIJ5olulely feel that she aright accep~t the World Ai-as~~eac of eadStaerWll o C Aaurt ~in all faith as the two can be To Din,'ft Con ruction Cx alliuoe, dcardDr lfe keit5Ctrate to a great extenut." 01 gean(r l;ames Carly...…
…THL MICHIGAN DAILY w - .....__ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _....- -, -.,-. i~:r~~it ~ocry "' rung ex';ept Monday 1 h I Ut. . ityycr y the Board in a a1 e ". , ea1 unewEitra ment. This should not be regarded by anyone, however, as being a final stej'. Before Michigan can hope 40 haverthis "highest type of educator" material increases in salaries of pres- ent and future deserving members of the faculty must be made. This will only come as the result...…
…WE.ENE.3DAY, NOVEMIFR 2G, 1924 i HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE 11,14 Michigan Women To Hold Annual sBall Friday Night tMOUNE REVISION OF P. A.A1 EXECUTIE BOARD Additions and changes in the exe- cutive board of the W. A. A. have been made this fall and the complete list is announced as follows: Marianna Smalley, '25, president, Mary Stew- art, '25, vice-president, Norma Clarke, '26, treasurer, Elizabeth Ranck, '25, senior representative, Mar...…
…THE MICT-IIGAN DATLY W 1" 1,;, -N E s 1). ";", N, 10V il-, it i .21 E R 2 0, THE MICHICAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NO~VEMBER 26, Jill OeZ BROWN TO CA PTAI N'''Be'Retains LeadIn Scoring 1825 GRID SQUD OnEastern Teams __enkert, the sensational halfback First, Contr To Be Chosen Captan of the Rutgers eleven, retained his Of a Michagan TeamIn 3any I lead over the leading scorers in the Years eastern intercollegiate football camps, by scoring a tou...…
… TH IS MO & T I - " C O T3 P.M. ADVERISIN AT I . LOST LOST At Iowa game, black silk hand hag with. silver pop and chain, con- tained glasses, tortoise shell rims, handkerchief marked "G", two small coin purses. Reward if re.- turned to Ramsay, 733 E. Univer- sity. F~TPIN LOST Ferry field. Phi ( LabdaKappa, f543 Church Street. Call 1153-W. I 0'OR. SALE 'siT O0(.)0l+'OFki 0WLEDGE like new :At ha lf price. Call 1288-XJ.: TIUXEDO and vest. Exce...…
…PAGE EIGHT "I'H MICHIGAN DAILY ----------- D1AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructi've notice tt, all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to th. P-esident until 3:40 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday. Volume 6 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1924 Number 54 Library Measures Fluctuc tions Ofx Student Ambition! Construction On New Air Tunnel Nears Completion i I -. - ----- , ____ THANKSGIVING DAY PRO...…
… I T-IL WEATHER LY Sin U .'. a t Section One TODA PRICE__._,__FIVE y.C.ENT. I VOL. XXXV. No. 39. SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1924 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS 'c w _ YALE EONMIST TO GIE LCTuE( DR. IRVING FISHER TO SPEAR IN HILL AUDITORIUM TOMORROW ON LECTURE TOUR Meeting Under Auspices of League Of Nations Non-Partisan Association "The League of Nations" is the sub- ject of a public address to...…
…THE MICHIGAN . DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, SUNDAY MATINEE'TEVOE I'OUCTr TION('MANN.ARIlORITF 1:30-3:10-4:50 L~ N LAIGM 7 :00 and 8 :40 'I h(--v confln'g' a~ s te as 9:20 will see feature ly Strigttio he ear The amiazing' story or a girl w~ho goes from ries marriae .and responfibiltles at twenty-one. DeMille, supreme master of contr ast, sliv s y~ou the opulent scenes in a gay millionaire's ;resort a i...…
…2G, 1.32 . TH14F- ICI-ITIGAN DAILY MANAGERS CLUB -olds Import ant ELECTSOFF1ICERS, l Jr t r I i; and ernier, 23' 15 AlTLND LUNCHEON More iti an 15 nmembers of thec " 1 1an E Ezr'; c ub attended the ani- E.tnual lunchleon meeting at the Union yes terdlay at wbliich Thomas Clanecy,! '- 'I OT, of lbpenliung, director of the.* * 51 ' disrictof the Alnunni assoCiaTE- comning year. Mr. Clancey was foot- tion, 'was C1clCete president for tlhe" '....…
…I WGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1924 c l r mir4tigan JB tti1 J i Published every morning except Monday during the Uruversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. M .embers of Westerq Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- Cted 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 ther...…
…WUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1924 C i 5 II, ,, ;. .1 _ t p: Deanm H. M. Bates 'BETSY RONI WIS T-Square MelIK Speaks Of Women WEIi( Lf'IW i1an ~Decoratic In Law Profession Il N INTERHOUSE HOCKEY FTo#x-cague a. "Women will not find such a large Vcosi h aei i ne- COP)Utitofl n tI e form of (1 field in law as in medicine," accord-ius o eyturamnFidyI Ingsusn~ has been earni ing to Dean IT. M. Bates, of the Law; were Petsy Parbour house, and Gamx- I aof...…
…THE MICHIGANDAILY .. RNPAx; 00 " ,...a.,,u,,.r,.rw",,,dr ,"q"w. ,~ w. i' "rrtw rf f NNS , ,, - .,, t . V 'PIT OYBRHELMS BoflGER$ SOR IN__IRSTBIG NOIME CONTEST' wa as doped~ to disput~e firstplace nosy of the men and tlhefct that they Ka'thyIkulby, the Badger star. were up against one of the strongest 1st ta l _ OhFINN&I Baler and Captain Shrenefleld in I teamis in the Conference. th and 10th pxlaces re ipcctively were Professor H. C ....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1924 , .+ a , , . . . r : . German Railways Bfegn T6 Function Under U. &4Plan yard Inc Michigan was penalized 15 yards for balding on the play, and It was the Wolverine ball on their own 12 yard line. Rockwell punted Leads Varsity i i. Y . -_ _ ------------_-_-_-_-_ _-_-_-_------------------------.-- German railways have begun t j function under the reparations plan formulated by Owen. D. Y...…
…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY E iGTTH MIHIGN DILYST'NDAY, OCTOB3ER _26, 1924 D AILY OFFICIAL' BULLETIN i~rishDiplonvdf Fig~ecs hiLeagu Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice ti- all membors {;f the University. Copy received 'by the Assistant to thu. PF'e-ident until 3.30 p. in., (11:34 a. mn. Saturday, Volume 5 SUNDAY, 0{CT1OBER 26, 1924'+ =: ibr 89a 9 To The Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans on UWednesday, Oc...…
…Feature Section ldgmmmftft d .~' a . , ' .i" T;' *' ' 'Y , Feature Section VOL. XXXV. No. 30. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDA, OCTODER 2G, 1924 EIGHT PAGE S. C . A. A I 1925 P"It OGRAM Perry Hayden, President Of The Student Christian Association Outlines The Plans For The Organizatio n's Activities During The Current Year The University Judge Lane Tells Of The Early Years Of The Body At x A Review Of Last Year's Work ""Icy By C...…
…r .TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY ---- -- A History OfTeStl-t nd University Michigan Tne arliest Known for. their material Crary and Pierce slowly andl with infinite care and foresight evolved the skeleton of the first great state university. The Old World contributed ,the general frame- work, the comprehensive idea of a university in the fullest sense of the word, embodying all branches of knowledge.'- The New world gave the . - A. Permanent...…
…- --_ E" ? tyti al p - T i -+- Sports Captains Of This ~L S L t' ' S~ Harvard Ya 1 C hi cavg.otwezLei v . . Stanford U. Minnesota Iowa 1Muhigan Wisconsin Navy Ill1aO113 CoG I ae Big TenaketallScheduj J). rjip Jan. Jan. Jtan. '1 Ji'n.1 Jan. 1 JTan. 1 Jan. 1 Jan. 1 Jan. 1 Jan. 1 Jan. .1 Jan. 1 Jan. 1 Jana. 2 J<, n. 2 Jan. 2 Jan. 2 :Tan. 3 .Jan. 3 Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Fci. Feb. 1 F-e b. 1, _Fcb. 1 Feb'cl. 1 Feb. 1 Feb. J.- Feb. 1a F...…
…TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCT0131,111 23, Books and Writers<lWW J A-No. 1 Hugh Lofting comes to Ann Arbor Tuesday afternoon to talk about the a 1 m o a t-extinct-pushmi-pullyu, a n d Polynesia the parrot, and Doctor Do- little (John Dolittle, M. D.); also, he will talk about matters quite remote from Doctor Dolittle's home at Pud- dleby-on-Marsh. For Lofting, the biographer of Doc- tor Dolittle and the most popular writer of children's...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOTihiR 2G, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DILY PAGE +V4 ii[[1)) a Maier, Pattison and the Two Piano Recitals On Criticizing the r v Critics - The Twill S By Fred Sparrow. ight Organ Recila Is I. America aild England on the Stoge Thrfsalwy h5h 1 0 15J 1: '''m At ' cU_ si ll Oto.._il _,i.. _._... I ...'I_....a i_.n..rtheless._ th nls ' r' ig j 'lin in Lon- Arorth seing;. trd another By It. B. Hlendersoni _. The -two piano recital by...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY O(TOBER Z )2 -A- University Women _ , ems .. r a. . .... __ _..- , , . . 1,. Self-Supporting Students And Their Work Today self-support is a vital prob- len to 308 of the 2,341 women enrolled in the University, according to statis- tics obtained from the office of thet Dean of Women.. Of these 308 women, :2.are entirely self-supporting while the mainder are working part time.f These figures do not include th...…
…AY, OCTOBER 26, 1124 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE rr .., O T B R 2 , 1 24T E M C I ADI YP G ~ Cinema The Majestic - l IIidlI1IIII~hf1 illIII UII In "The Side Show of Life" the mo- tion picture adaptation of William Locke's best-seller, which is showing at the Majestic theatre the first of this week, Earnest Torrence's im- pressive portrayal of the lovable clown dominates the picture. It is a C stirring story, with good acting, beau- 2 tiful ph...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - ---' o o 0'i{ te oohtlls. ,bly smaller, It is rumiored tha, the jlmihe of increasing Ilasphoe run tot~a.lp{@III!IilipIIIIII1p{iip@{{{IlIfIIIIi{@t@{If{1{{pIpiI@i{ [Th c ltz c,1 ' a n~llaieg, i' W (r'ener'a1 director (for so we interpret chiut faied to get resuts. e 1 crnpi ae iiwoald be tit t it ec tteaithe title "President" ) Gardner Cowe.' - 11 C huijrches Bits About Books ant tnmaj. Of course, we shoaul~I A. 2, was ato...…
…WEATHER AND WARNER TODAY L SitW . 4kv, XXXV. No. 4 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1924 EIGHT PAGES P I BO ARD O F E6OE NT S MEETE NAE NINE I APPOINMENTS WAN STROM AND YOUMANS BE- CORE ASSISTANT PROFESSORS IN MEDIC SCHOOL MAKE 5 AWARDS' Thonas W. Spauldng, '2, Leaves Bonus Check to university Library For Books The Board of Regents at their first regular meeting of the school year last night made nine app...…
…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...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . . . . a v ,.. t. E109TinIN[A P IIE L1SI INID LEASUL a i I dy, Under Auspices of Extension Divisiou, Reports Many State Schools Entered FINAL CONTEST HERE Approximately 100 high schools are ready enrolled in the Michigan Highr :hool Debating league, under the au- ices of the Extension division of e University of Michigan. This fig- e is a 25 nercent increase over the mber of schools which were enter- in the league at ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY dl every morning except Monday Universitor ear by the Board in Student 1 ublications. , Mcmbers of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en titw to tse use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub }fished therein. Eitered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. Special rate of p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY err 9 I r IYI . .. .--- -- I -A.-I 572 AVA 500 FRESHMEN WOMEN SIGN FOR GY M C"LSSES Although all classification cards are not yet in, mdre than 5(0 lirau year women have already arranged fora their gymnasium classes with Miss Ethel McCormick, head of the de- rartment of physical education, in Barbour .gymnasium. Approximately 1370 sophomore women have been as- signed to classes making a total of about 880 women enrolled...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRID f ~WB1)I i rtm m ,. 00- 1 k III .IUEI~lt'o'F GRIDMEN UNDERGO SEVERE SCRIMAGE Blue Jerseys Defeat Red Opponents 7-0 in Closely Played Contest PLAY OF SQUAD BETTER Michigan's football s q u a d went through a severe workout yesterday afternoon when two picked teams Blues and Reds, battled through four 10 minute quarters on Ferry field. Not a man of the thirty odd who got into the fray failed to make a good pe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY L A S S I F I ECOLUMN CLOSEA ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. AT FOR SALE r FOR RENT t B 'oRau-1 can save you $20 on a new 8'fTE AN) ; INGLE steam heat. Hot Ford any model. Roberts, Secy. of- Wi1 cr, 811 Thompson. fice, University. . LARGE ROOM for two in private home. Meals if desired. 1007 Mon- EW HUDSON COACH driven 2000 roe- ORDS $40.00 up. IINGLEOR DOUBLE rooms. Hot rIXIN'S 416 S. Main. Phone 583 water heat. 423 N. In...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY 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) Vioume 5 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1924 Number 4 hianges In, Election: Unavoidable changes in elections may be made by Literary Students on riday, Sept. 26, 9-12 and 2-5 in the Registrrar's Office. The penalty will be mitted only...…
…f, 4r ,'umtmtr jTHE WEATHER FAIR AND WARNER f TODAY fri an ai1l ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE 0 1. VOL. XV. No. 31 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1924 PRICE, FIVE CENTS DAWES CONFERENCE STILL DEADLOCKED ONLONSECURITY DELEGATES OBJECT TO SUBMITT- ING TO DICTATION OF BANKERS ALL MAKING EFFORT TO SETTLE DIFFICULTIES Kellogg Says Question of Securtly Need Not be Settled at Lon- don Conference London, July 25.-(B...…
…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1924 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION Published every morning except Monday during the summer session. Member of the Associated Pres. The As- sociated Press is exclusively entitled to the sse for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published here- in. Entered at the postoffice, Ann A...…
…SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1924 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE ---W W t 0 Philadelphia Mayor In Break With "Cleanup" Police Chief I d BONDED DAILY BUS SERVICE FROM Chamber of Commerce LEAVE 7:45 A. M. ARRIVE 10:30 A. M Ann Arbor Milford Highland Holly Flint ARRIVE 6:30 P. M. LEAVE 3:45 P. M. I GROOMES' BATHING BEACH Whitmore Lake Refreshments Of All Kinds DANCE NITE SERVICE TO WHITMORE WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY $1.00 Round ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1524 f Gets Life Job In Federal Service (}eorge 1. Youngo A life job in the federal service has just been given to George M. Young, congressman from North Dakota, by President Calvin Coolidge - that of member of the board of general ap- praisers of merchandise, which sits{ in New York. He is 52 years old and has been in congress 12 years. I HEALTH SERVICE OPEN The privilege of the ...…
…..... EATHER hP llltr PARTLY CLOUDY TODAY { YV. No. 6 '4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1924 ANNOUNCEPROGRAM OF SPEAKERS FOR INITI TUTEMEETING DEAN KRAUS AND OFFICERS OF ASSOCIATION TO TALK IN SESSIONS LEAGUE WILL CONVENE FOR SUMMER COURSE Reed, Wood, Alton, Hayden, Kalaw To Speak; Women of Northwest States To Attend The Institute of Government and Politics to be conducted by the Nation- al League of Women voters is to be co...…
…THE, SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY ;, _--_-- - FICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE NIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION shed every morning except Monday the summer session. ber of the Associated Press. The As- d Press is exclusively, entitled to the rep ublication ofiall news dispatches d to it or not otherwise credited. in per and the local news published here- red at the postoffice, Ann Arbor, an, as second class matter. cription by carrier or mail, $t.30. ...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN .l 4 . . W ________________________________________________________________________________________________ T ERINES SAIL 'IC CONTESTS Thrz;e Wolverines are now enroute for the 1924 Olympics in Paris, hav- ing qualified recently at the different meets held in this country and Canada to determine the personnel of the American teams. Two of the men are Jim Brooker, captain-elect of the 1925 Varsity and De Hart- Hubbard...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN -DAILY Men Who Are Possible Dem. Candidates SUMMER SCHOOL NEW AND SECOND-HAND .Q .,. r,'.{ ' . ti""} . L. .,.. V.. ' '< . y r. .: :?: r.;.; r ',.¢ <. r. _ ''::::: . ,:. 1 :: .. TEXT BOOKS For All Departments WA R'S UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE 4f Y . : F 0, " 1 u ' i r t ~ r ; _ s // .y-- .f _... ." p .r - \ ry N L \ , _ Ill :r . ti,;. :. x .. .: t.a .. . { T: ....... ..... .... Yr' ' ' Changes in Classes, School of Educ...…
…_I THE WEATHER OBABLY RAIN; NO TEiI- PERATURE CHANGE LY wan4k 3aiItj ASSOCIATED2 and WESiTERN CON~ EDRITORIAL ASS I VOL. XXXIV. No. 150 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIV HUNDREDS REIEL AIDl POMP, GLORY' OF M I ITARY BA9LL BUGLE STRAINS OPEN DANCING FOLLOWING LARGE GRAND MARCH DECORATIONS MADE OF FLAGS OF NATIONS Lineheon Announced by Calls; Three Orchestras Furnish Music Mes...…
…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...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. . ,. VAom 5 2- ° , ) WOMEN TTRS' LEAGUE ORGANIZES CAMPAIGNi Resigns Position I As College Head OPEN TENNIS' COURTS FOR LONGER PERIODS BASEBALL TEAMS' dio of Miss Maude Kleyn for special SELECT MANAGERS,1eera. First sopranos-Hope Hlolladay, Et- Coaces nd anaers.forth 13 hel Schroeder, Elaine Scherer, Eleanor teams entered in the interhouse base- r-i;ick, Dorothy Zeigler Mlde ball tournament were selected at the P...…
…Or4igau 13ai1 I [AI. NEWSPAPER OF THE ITERSITY OF MICHIGAN ed every morning except :tlonrlay, lie university year by the Board in of Student Publications. ers of Western Conference Editorial 4 Associated Press is exclusively en- Grass campaign at present which is j - being sponsored by a campus organi- zation. Every student mnakes a writ-!TR L te.pledgeto Keep to the Walks and A//- also pledges to influence others to do THE MAY so, The least ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY' rf ,: ., .. . * i. . / i1/! \ \I A / . r ii . NiyYr ; + . x NwUdo. dK' ..y j. y.. \ -. . .w srC"r"i YrGri Mr rlt'. r:.ig*;klnna IINa I. r TODAY--And Every Day ei M. A (, PiL; .; I II 'PHONE 2-3,',4'5 For 'f,,,zse (GmA -PO YE seaks Onie Pkg ox No dojubt you have fheard of our steaks. W'hy .not order EAT I C9 CREAM And insist on Ann Arbor Dairy Compainy brand. Its better because, its made bet- ler,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I;opw."W"-W. III III 11111111111 11=111101111 --" - -. 1 1 . Im t MOM"" t EB-=-X .....,._ =0 00ON--A -0 'IES IN BRA E AN PEN tTr -17 , E AYS TOO i iEN GO TO BES MOINES; SMITH ANDO BROOKER ATp ERN I Leads Team! GOLF TOUTSMay Be To Staf EAPSS Light teams have already entered Mile Quartet Will Try For Carnival Record In Iowa Meet New MICHIGAN JUMPERS EXPECTEI) TO PLACE AT PHILADELPHIA (Special to ...…
…T1 IF MICIIGA N DA'LY I TOWS COLUMN CLOSES Al 3P.M9 DVERTI$IN'G DAILY CLASSIFIED ILATE' Charged at the rate of 12c per reading tine for one or two Insertions, Ile 71e! reading line for three Gr more Insertiore. White space ,charged for at same res. Classifieds charged only to thcse having phones. Asir about co"ntracts f~ cia ssiled advertising. lue pe rredin~g lis'or one or two insertionis, 9c per reeding line for' thre or inre inartio9 c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. OFFICIAL BULLETIN I L lication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of University. Copy received by the Ar-sivtant to the Pre~ident until p. in. (11:30 a.. m. Saturday). tmO 4 SATUR DA Y, APRIL 6, 192 t 'Nau her 150 k C t Son. Of Monroe Is Hale And Hearty At Age Of 10o81 'University Lecture: Professor Americo Castro, of the University of Madrid, w i~ll ]cturo on "La Tecnica de Lope de Vega in ...…
…I WEATHER -AIL RAIN OR SNOW TODAY it i!3a Iaii MEMBER ASSOCIATED E aid WESTERN CONFER EDITORIAL ASSOC] T VOL. XXXIV. No. 131 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, r TAX RATES OINMITTEE DEMOCRATS FAVORING LONG- WORTH RATES VOTE SOLIDLY AGAINST MEASURE COMPROMISE DEFEATED' BY VOTE OF SENATORS, Gargoyle Lauds Everything From Hose To Breakfast Food Gargoyle in its March Big Business tis...…
…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...…
