…PAGE I14GHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY ___ FIUI)AY, FEBRUA1~Y Z7, .. f _ DAILY OFFICIAL- BULLETIN Kiing In Danger sties}'s Il atgue meets in Barbour gymnasium. l.":1 5- (Cosatactlutian uuemlhers havie luncheoni at thle Gol~den Oaks inn. 1 :3!)-('ontrr('gtt i4i:al rambileI iets at thie (iach. '0--SpAIINII play reluc iilii he I'ra iali. b.2i l 0-vr o- room 410, C em isf ry ulda.I ll'P f aivard l .- ray for your Subscr ipt ion today. 'I If Ct...…
…THER E WEA FAIR AN) PROBABLY WARMER I Y Ar Abr 4.f It t n ~ai ll ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE MEMBER WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. 107 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE f FEELINGRUNSHIGH AS SALLADE PLANS TO RESIST ACTIONI STUDENTS PROTEST DISMISSAI WITH PETITIONS, BIG MEET- IUG TODAY, UNIVERSITY OWES NO EXPLANATION, BURTON This Case Un...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBR Ical position, and that the United States or any other power should make no undue effort to deprive her 4-f tis natural privilege. Coring to the subject of Mexico, where he recently served on a com- mittee to arrange diplomatichrelations betwen that nation and the United States, Mr. Warren emphatically backed up his belief in a policy of non- interference. Sketching the constitu- tional changes effected in ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ___ " .J- - NO l' Members of the Matinee Mnsical ' 1; at 4 o'clock, chorus 4; at student league are urgently requested lok. chorus 9; from 7 to 9 o'- to attend the meeting of the comie clk the cast- for the first groups at 4 o'clock tomorrow I the act. Saturday, at 10 o'clock, chor- auditorium of the School of Mu:sic. us 11; at 11 o'cleck,. chorus 2; at 2 -'clock, all choruses; from 7 to 8:30 A business meeting of the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY b,. FICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNVES'&Y OF MICUIGAN out)irhed evety morning except Monday ig the University year by the Board in trol of Stident Publication:., [embers of Western Conference Editorial ociation. 'he Associated Press is exciusi- ely en- h to toetiae for republication of all news atchies credited to it or not otherwise lited in this paper and the local ne s ub- ed therein, nteretl at the postoffice at Ann Arbo, h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,._... IVANT LlURIUK CRITICIZE SYSTEMl Pr'esent Illewds Give No Specal At tentlon to Gifted In.- tellects P1JOFES() ' WHIF'itCE lltU11A LARGE PART IN DISCUSSION Chicago, Feb. 26-(By A.P.) -Fail-, ure of the American educational sys- tem to give special attention to the gifted intellects was characterized to- night by speakers before the \,ationa' :society for the Study of Education a,, the vitiating weakness of the pub...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ wow ° : Jomftft fe- i ........ OHISAN WILL SEND SEVENTEEN ATHLETES TO ILLINOIS CgARNIVA -- ; y ____, WRESTLERS WILL KTr HOERS a9f11 . .. iJ 1 t A'? I FRESHMIN TRCSTERS CONTINUEIMPRIMINT COACH HOYT AT'TEMPTING TO ARRANGE TELEGRAPH.- -ell Decides To Enter Four Mile Relay Team After Holding New Trials EN COMPETITION EXPECIED TO FEATURE ANNUAL AFFA1R eventeen picked members of Michi- sideration of the fa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -,.. M Iv- s -- _ ._ r I THIS COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES Charged at the rate of 12c per reading tine for one or two insertions, 11c pe reading line for three tr more insertton,. White space charged for at sam rates. Classifieds charged only to those having phones. Ask about cntract for classified .advertising. 10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line fo th...…
…THE IMICHIGAN DAILY V--- - -- -- ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN IPublication in the Bulletin Is cch1sructive notW(' to all members of the University. Copy received ba tb,, Asw~istznt t( tbt ~x ", t uritil 3:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. i. Satutrslo.s Volume 4 WIEP'NY'SDA , FEBiRVANI '!.,27,i OI~t er 107 I I n'. the Dleans: There will be a conference of the Deans on YWednesdvy, Ftebr iary 27, at o'clock in the President's office. 1V. 1L. Bir"on...…
…THE WEATHER COLDER; RAIN ORl SNOW TODAY or----qq PPPPF it: ij'ja VOL. XXXIII No. 106 EIGHT PAGES ANN AlRBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1923 STORM CENTER OF RUHR SHIFTS A9S TRENCH LY IEG MOVE MARTIAL EQUIPMENT INTO BOCHUM; NUMEROUS ARRESTS MADEI HOSTILITY OCCASIONSI SEIZURE OF OFFICIALS Chamber of Commerce Headquartersl Taken Over; Search Made For Documents SCIENTIST DISCOVERS FOSSIL OF HUMAN SKULL Buenos Aires, Feb. 26-(By A....…
…t R O M I IU N O ISoti tc0.l w with a second. score 8 to 8 Pinpt li-j lc'ad and" Ely tied the coulnt' the, play bein-g exceptionallyr :pke replaced iBirks and l--c11- iut Illinoir ahead, hut Ely cr.00 1again and the half e:A("1 IC e econd period Pa'per Ntall ring, Ely added another aI. Ln began to out-tosa lio: 'playing by Mlichigain gave 11Wi- points in all on free th 'rr: ig missed. arty was inrt ed i r goy .n out of dlangor in the (In := lu...…
…All Nwomen whvfo took irif;e =hcooting in1struction7 last E ('nestcr ar;(d who wish to continue -with the work are asked to meet at 7:15 o'clock, tomor- row at the range for a short time.. Those wvho were not in the class 'asti semester butt who wish to'receive in- struction this semxester will meet be- tween 1 and 4 o'clock: Friday at the same place. The manager of the junior basket- ball teaiii will be chosen at the regu- lar practice today ...…
… § '3 'k nx " .g §Y x4. "I ayoungsters in each family would slide _ _____________ Y/w h{ ".fidown to the front door and drag inI OAITb, the morning paper just to read of the LL OMFCIA NEWSPAPER' OF THE8 exploits of the Captain and his recal-j UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN citrant offspring, while parents would In. Published every morning except Monday I glance casually at the colored funny rls 01'IS luting the University year by the Board in sheets ...…
….tu-uw r TOIH "Uncle Joe" After March gress longer than any other man in 'in debating or oratorical work; ath- I squa-d received football letters last 111e country's history. Hle was first lotics, dramatics or musical exhibit- faoll. They are: Goebel, Van(dervcoort, elected in 1872. ion11 Roby, Cappon, Klpke, Kirk, Knode, Members. of thes Student Advisory; Neischi, Slaughter, *Muirhea d, Sliott, 4±' ccuncil exoffilo are :Marion 13. Stahl, Ro...…
…m l r f;ll!lIIrw . _ , . .. _ s , ti s UllL; V, P i T, ACU NOl, PillrES tANK tr FOR~~~~~l HrL AET~Y t In tramurafl I-ems u g pxP'DIRkOO. tPP t :L I tl acuo 1-13gaZme_ of 1916; the Michi- . C 1 71 uin- ;o.thwestern game of 1919, score 1^34; the Michiga.n-Cornell, 20-23' .:m of 1916; the iMicigan-Harvard S 07 gMe of 1914; the ?Michigan-Min- n:ot 6-0 game of 1910; and the ____________ chian-ehrskagame played here' ill 1805 w hen the sc...…
…Pitcher, Manager, Mogi, ig Six' Starts Nc's II L OUI '26.-(By A. P.) - in i iO tC . :irrca lug st.,eengthz He~ralding the approach of spring and another diamond campaign, ad- vance caravans of nearly all of the 1C m naj'r league baseball clubs nOw are on their way south for the annual con- ditioning. process. Training c p scattered in lands of the palmetto and cactus from Florida. to Catalina Is- land,, Calif., will be in full swv-ing for...…
…a * Slip ..* c AA'.Ju & 1 a. L acd LY OFFICIAL BUL ETINI on in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all miembers of raity. Copy received until 3:1'0 1). m.. (11:30 a.,im. Saturday.) 'I'VESflAY, FEIJItVAIIY 27, 1923l Nl'umber I106 ume 3 Former Governor Slated For Postx in U. S 'ti net .MM, To Users of The Dally Official Bulletti: The attention of ulcers of th& Daily Official Bulletin is again respectfully called to the following: ~(1) not...…
…SECTION r Lw191r :43 AIW l a t ASSOCIATI PRESS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE ONE VOL. XXXI. No. 99. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1921. PRICE FIVE ( MICHIGAN SCORES TWO VICTO RIE WOLVERINES9BEAT MIANS IN1FSTu CONTEST,24T018 ILLINI HELD TO THREE BASKETS BY EXCEPTIONAL GUARDING SENSATIONAL PLAYING GIVES MICHIGAN WIN Karpus Scores 10 Free Throws and Field Goal; Three Pretty Baskets Caged by Dunne (Special to The Daily) Bloomington, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY invention will make over older means of communi- cation is the fact that personally written messages can be sent. According to Mr. Petersen, no mat- ter in what language the letter is written, it can be immediately sent out. If the perfection promised for the invention is attained, Mr. Petersen's name will go down among those of the great acnievers of scientific history. GRA JUST RECEIVED: HAM It took approximately one ...…
…kN DAILY in Woman Sails for Singapore Fillingham, '16, sailed Thurs- 'eb. 24, for England, on her Singapore where she has ac- a position as associate Y. W. ecretary. Miss Fillingham wl ith Miss Mary Rutherford who nt a number of years in India .o recently took graduate work University of Michigan. Miss ham expects to be in Singapore Immel to Address Lansing Audience Prof. Ray K. Immel, of the public speaking department, will address a, f...…
…THE MICHIGAN _._..t I'% ..., C . ". s as ." . " r. " A y^ . . . .'. f ". :. .., ." .;" r. a " r' n I r y . _... r "" " R , I _\ .. ... .. , '- .. '. .. ..' .. ' :' ." .. .. . ".. ., ... . . ., . , .. . . . - ;.. .. . , .. . .., -. ....- . . , ... ., ,.. ..... _. ,.. .. . . . . ,. SKOWS INCREASE Catching and Pitching Staff Will Share Burden of Michigan's Heavy - Schedule OTHER CONFERENCE NINES HOLD INDOOR PRACTICE Coach Pratt's prophesy...…
…k L1 11 U ~IL S TODAY Officials H.ake Food Search -. -r - Screen Majestic-Lionel Barrymore in "The Great Adventure." Par- amount Magazine, Cartoons, Topics, and a Christie Com- edy. Aride-"The Star Rover" from the story by Jack London. News Film, and a Tognerv lle Trolley Comedy. Wtierth-"Oh Lady, Lady," with Bebe Daniels, Walter Hiers, and ffarrison Ford. Comedy and News. Orpheum-Norma Talmadge in "The Branded Woman." Gold- wyn Comedy,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..... LILY OFFICIAL BLLETIN I. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1921. Number 99. Psychology 25: Psychology 25, lectures will be held hereafter on Thursday at 9 a. m. in Room B, Law building. Quiz sections: Ia. Room B 207 Science building, Tuesday at 9. lb. Room G 437 Science building, Tuesday at 9. II. Room G 437 Science building,-Tuesday at 11. IIIa. Room Z 155 Science building, Wednesday at 9. IIIb. Room M 441 Science building,...…
…SUNDAY FEATURE SECTION SUPPLEMENT FEATURES TREATRES LUSICE LITERARY T4irr rigaxt :43I&*ttIj SECTION, TWO 9 VOL. XXXI. No. 99. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1921 PRICE FIVE SPIRIT OF REFORM HOLDS SWA Iichigan Campus SPlays Bie Q of Button-Button' SUFFERS EPIDEMIC OF MYSTIC PINS AND BADGES; OVER-ORGANI- ZATION CALLED RESULT OF SOCIAL INSTINCT WHICH IS OLDER THAN HISTORY i f :.ull lIH=lurllnlllnllntlnlnl nnn lli=l in...…
…THE .1 '. 2 LILY a ~'~"' ~;College Chumps- Asphyxiation 01111DN11EB DAY FEATURE SECTION -ttltrj~trnttinltt tqttn~ttttinut~untttuttu -ME TOO, GEE, i SURE 00 144TE IL NT&H ed every Sunday as a supplement to SL.IM! To GO IN AND WEAR .. Michigan -AQOUTTI4E IIOr-4 (Continued from Page One) ^t1n T14E.UNIVF-QSE. EVERY' utosmust be in the hands of the .:.R 4 - peai ance inx this country about li Wednesday previous to the date of/ ao bic io .- year...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ASHES FROM THE I I IN ANN ARBOR THIS WEEK 1 i SCREEN AND STAGE' (By Edwin R. Meiss.) Just to prove that variety is still the spice of life Lionel Barrymore ap- pears today at the Majestic as a com- edian in "The Great Adventure," af- ter having played the hero and the villain respectively in his first two. screen productions, "The Copperhead" and "The Master Mind." This mem- ber of the Barrymore family needs no re...…
…TI HIGAN DAILY wllwTI IGAN D ILY/- ~~ II niversities A ttack dancing; Michigan 1ase One Of ftanvi appear in stage tights if she chose, and probably no charges would he filed against her. But it simply isn't a desirable procedure, and the girl who goes beyond the conservative bounds of convention is making her- self disgusting to a large number of people and is laying herself liable to unnecessary and often-times unjust, criticism." sig...…
…op 0 i pi Li r1 DAY AND N SEE f' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1920. PRICE THRE CE SOLDIERS MAY GET Nu CALM RESTORED IN5D S MEDICAL AID HERE O ninrn~ RUM WAR DISTRICT SEwill not be necessary for dis- B I DIN T AEs R U e reI d R Te fl Y E N U OV E T Y IP."L E VItb n c s rUrBIron R iver, F eb. 26.- Calm is re- charged sick, or disabled soldiers to1stred here, following departure UT apply to the ULnitel States - public Maj. A...…
…ell-tale paths across the campus, ts that were 'made by lazy feet ipters sometimes slyly vamp us e indirectness of concrete. To forsake an, as treet. We are prone to be in far too big a hurry And we think that one more track will do no harm So we just increase our speed a bit and scurry Straight across-(we always did it on the farm). Then again and then againit was so easy, We repeat the little trick till after while, We go swagging across...…
…lidates will re- William Bade at in Waterman one at 319. Pi iI Id CL I UI I CLASSIC or Coach Drulard Enters Two More Men in Tank Meet Given by D. A. C. TEAM MATE OF NORMAN ROSS AND MILE CHAMPION ENTERED - cally narowed down to .:arbert (120), As sooh as the present straight-rail' and Gale (150). Both men are play- MARTHA WASI billiard tournament has been played ing good billiards and a forecast as at Tices' Drug Sto off, a three-cushion...…
…illI News From The Other I to post- nd ban- First public recital of the Girls' ren held Glee clubof ithe University School of aturday, ,Music will be given at 8 o'clock Thurs- day, March 4, in Pattengill Auditor- ium. It will be assisted by Miss e tickets Ethelyn Metz, reader, of the College applying School of 'Expression, and Dorothy eid Haymaker, Neva Nelson, Margaret esece Foote, and Sophia Wolczynski, violin- ists. The Glee club is made ...…
…Hugh Cabot WW'W' vv5.M TO' I I I . L IA LI 1i111 You Think of Meats Think "Many years ago a German by the name of Pfeiffer knew of the influenza bacillus and was able to distinguish it from others," said Dr. Hugh Cabot, professor of surgery in the Medical school, when consulted regarding the supposedly- modern influenza epidem- ic. "At that time," he continued, "a severe season of the disease had never been known; however, the bacillus...…
…A stunt in connection with the Ju- nior Girls' play is to be the feature cf a party given from 3 to 5 o'clock at Helen Newberry residence Wed- nesday, March 10. The party is to be given in honor of the entering Juniors but all Junior women are invited to attend. TOURNEY IN SIGHT I APIDLY AFTER RELAPSE Dr. A. L. Ferguson of the Physical Trigon defeated Alpha Delta Phi Chemistry department, who has been and Nu Sigma Nu defeated Delta Kap- serio...…
…THE WEATHER PIOBABLY SNOW TODAY Ar A6 .4iltr t aj& t 4 vi VOL. XXIX. No. 102. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1919. GiIC DINNHER IS BEGINNiNG OF BIG FUTURE FOR TOWN SIX HUNDRED CITIZENS PLEDGE THEMSELVES TO CAM- PAIGN UNIVERSITY TO WORK WITH CITY OFFICIALS Dr. A. A. Stockdale, of Toledo, Principle Speaker; Tells War Experiences is "We will -never bring disgrace to this, our city, by an act of dishonesty or cowardice. We wi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRi __,___ DFFICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ublished every morning except Monday ig the uriyersity year by the Board in trol of Stu( ent Publications. XBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS he Associated Press is exclusively entitled the use for republication of all news dis- hes credited to it or not otherwise credited this paper and also the local news pub- eed herein. ;ntered at the postoffice at Ann...…
…1919. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ib P Mi ..' YEARLING SHOWS SQUAD PROGRESS INDER SQUADEADY FOR SATURDAY MEET JOHNSON RECOVERS; FARRELL EXPECTS HIM TO WIN MANY POINTS Track pratice, Wednesday after- noon, proved excellent evidence that the honors of the Maize and Blue will be upheld by a championship team this season. The condition of all the men on the team is good. Captain Sedgwick clipped off one of the fastestdhalf miles Wednesday, making the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 19 ,. _.._. __ . or flartleit Returns With Collection From Sumatra >t a linguist himself, i,dols, and native weavi g. He also H. Bartlett, of the obtained a representative collection of rtrent, who returned the brass work of the Padang Malays , who inhabit the west coast of Sum- A 'Ap"ba IAEV I E I I I I Acquires Rare Books Particularly interesting is the as- sortment of 2,000 ins'cribed b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILX _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ In the four gridiron contests in which Michigan has met Indiana it has piled up 156 points to the Hloos- ier's 0. Patronize our advertisers.-Adv. WUERTHI Today- -TomorrowI MJusic Notes One of Beethgven's sonatas will dis- tinguish the program given by advanc- ed piano and voice students of the University School of Music at 4:15 o'clock Thursday afternoon in Friese hall. The program will be as...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRU , , .. .-..- { AT THE THEATERS Continued from Poge Three) he finest starring vehicles in which s Burke ever has been seen. hat follows after the marriage his oddly united people forms a ure story of exceptional interest. humor of the sitiation Is aid to host mirth-provoking. Miss Burke apported by a large cast of screen 'ers, all of them of fine ability. id Powell is the leading man. AT THE WHITNEY n th...…
…r -r,4 : t t t tat IA ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1918. TO SPEAK ;S OF WAR Explanation and close analysis of the causes leading up to and the is- sues arising from the war will con- stitte the subject matter of Prof. C. IH. Van.Tyne's lecture to be delivered at 7:30 o'clock this, evening in the School of Music auditorium. Y Professor Van Tyne's lecture is en- titled "Causes and Issues of the War," fnd will be open to the...…
…;- L: I TALK FOR OR SPEAK *1' part couri p t] r Tt d, To walk through the Arcade about h six, ve To be surrounded by scads of wriggly in boys, se To have newspapers thrust in the eyes, nose, ribs and ankles, d1- To be beseeched and fought over, s. To start searching for a nickel, it To draw forth the handkerchief, the he gloves, the bunch of keyes, as To extract the bank book, the pen, he the draft number, d. To have the mob doubt the re...…
…* * * The first tryout for the fresh-* r* men baseball team will take place* * s ome time after spring v~acation.* * A s yet no coach has been found * * to take the yearlings in charge, * * and Director Bartelme has made* * no definite arrangements regard-* * ing them. * * There will be no outside sched-* * ule played by the freshmen ac- * S* cording to Conference rules but* * the team will be organized to give * * the Varsity practice and to ...…
… N E w s 1 though Ann Arbor has sent more its quota to the front it has not given full credit for its volun- s and inducted men and there is a deferred quota. Next week the 1 draft board will send 13 of this a to Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. . Al- igh the draft board has not re- ed .any official inforiation they ct that the next draft 'will take e in May and expect to have re- ed credit for its volunteers by that or have all the deferred quota e u...…
…, ' .. TO REMAIN INDEfINITELY fi MILITARY NEWS iUi 1 HATS Here 'ION t & Co. MAIN STREET AT WASHINGTON THAT OLD SUIT looks like a hopeless case hanging in the closet. Well, don't worry, let us dry clean and press it for you-it Is good for lots of wear yet, and think of the saving. Bring it in or let us call today. ANN ARBOR STEAM DYE WORKS PRONE 628 FOR . EVERYTHING ELECTR ICAL 1N'c Job too :small er too Lare °i 1 WASHTENAW ELE...…
…l gs You should nd give us a >re the BIG VP. CITY PROSPERS BY NEW BUSINESS DAY Ann Arbor has benefited by the re- turn of Monday as a working day in more ways than one. A general esti- mation reveals that with the restora- tion of; Mondasy as a businesstday, that the city has increased its trade by approximately $10,00 a week. SStatistics tell us that a fair. com- parison between the income of some other city carries the same propor- ti...…
…THE WEATHER SNOW FLURRIES AND COLDER 1 r Mfrl i~gan Iatg UNITED PRESS DAY AND NiGIT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVII. No. 101. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1917. PRICE FIVE CENI r _ FIRE IN MICHIGAN UNION DOES 1 05000 DOLLARS DAMAgGE FLAMES AT 2 O'CLOCK MONDAY MORNING DESTROY DANCE HALL FIRE DEPARTMENT DELAYED BY BLUNDER Hope to Finish Repairs by First April; Building and Con- tents Insured of Gaining headway while a night watchm...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ANOUNCI1 Springj and Sume American and Foreign Sources tsAristic and Striking YOUR INSPECTIONINID G. H. WildCopy 1 10. LI%19 ,eading ] Cant Tailors S FATES ~h.Slator Book -Sli STOP AT ~33. STAT For sodas and lunches 1EOIZGE BISCHiOFF F LORIST Dic Cut Flowvers and Piants Chapn S. An Abor Mih.' Row City La 406 D?.etroit St Cash cards save you } PONE 451- FIRST NAL. ANK OF ANf Capital $ioo,ooo Surlusandi DIRECTORS Wir...…
…ti UIIU11 U IMLLL III SNAPPYSLU-"FEST Men Give Promise for Real Old-Time Iiamond Aggregation; Squad Shows Big Improvement YESTERDAY'S ROLL CALL SHOWS LET-UP IN NUMBERS Shorty Miller Fails to Sign Up; Cap Brandell Pulls Big-league Stuff In Work-out Yesterday was another off day for Varsity baseball attendance. About 40 men appeared for work, out of a total list of 55 plus some few who have not yet signed their names to the register. Classes ar...…
…1 1£1L' lJtlt.Al 11S3fl A C' 1L.1 BELGIAN RELIEF lEENT IS SUCCESS "DOLLAR-A-MONTH CLIJB" IS OR. GANIZED AT MICHIGAN FOR RELIEF OF ORPHANS A great movement is under way to make the recently organized local Dollar-a-Month club for the relief of starving children in Belgium state- wide in scope. - Five committees have been appoint- ed to take charge of the following parts of the movement: (1) To appeal to campus organizations. (2) To ap- peal t...…
… 1 tA 1U-AAl!V1UA ILY~ ! [r= L IN FFA ew Days Loner CalkinsYou. 'ip Wi m st be 4.AWhile The Cold Weather gat [ w Sufitsand, Overco ats om ~fgj~ ~~rnicaI " Co. 25c i tff1I S rjM iIEIs'ERN - . ;ac v~e 1 ou cFt; idere 1-4 Of f CLOTH E S -4Off - 32ou c 1sIz L1LcLnext Wntrovercoat rob --ir -oc fxc ndmiedEnir-tok lu-4d-lakC- -'1-'IE AyeT IBII1It o have on e d aassure you that prices will V_ ' . II1AI f gf e hi I kt 1 l. p't iood bsns obuy oe....…
