…I r 43AL ! . I I D r. - No. 130 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY. MARCH 28. 1922 t w: . t IIPITII ONAL PENS i )IIASM I SAYS OLD STYLE HOMES ARE BEST fl 'UNIN IRLS MAY Detroit Symphony Orchestra With riiir 0I V AHAIN Netzorg Concludes Concert Series MEMBERS, S SPEAK "Show me a nation of home owners and I'll show you a stable govern- menti said 'Harry F. 1enard, presi- dent of the Detroit real estate board. in an address &iven be...…
…and thus will get away f rom the tigma which sometimes attaches unique or brilliant uniforms. Th miusic the way it ought to be playi ited as a body of gentlemen. lIt i the concert tour, even~ aside from an's prestige, will help to convince is that the Varsity band is a worth in of capable musicians, and not :rum aggregation of blaring wini a haru mers. e~ sentiments expressed LFF .4 NSTER P. CAMPBUIL .....Joseph A. Bernstein ...... ..J. B. Y...…
…1 ---a. I t Harrison' REPRESENTING rthur M. Rosenberg Co. TA NEW HAVEN. CONN.' Will exhibit their samples and materials of spring fabrics Tomorrow, March2 9 COAL STRIKE FOURTH CONFLICT FOR LEADER PRESIDENT LEWIS HAS LED WORKERS IN THREE BIG FIGHTS Indianapolis, nd., March 27--As the leader in the impending nation-wide coal strike,John L Lewis, president of 'the United Mine Workers of Amer- ica, will enter his fourth big indus- t...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ 20 PITCHERS FIGHT FOR REGULARi TASTY DUTY ARE BEING GROOMED BY FISHER TO MEET SEASONED DIXIE NINES Hampered by the inclemency of the weather Coach Fisher was forced to limit yesterday's practice to battery men alone. The Michigan, mentor is of the opinion that the Wolverines' chances this year depend largely upon the ability of the pitching staff to be in the best of condition when the Confer- ence season opens. Unfavorab...…
…THE MICE 4 DAILY THE MICE C I DAILY -T-- gold was discovered embedded in a 49 street just off the campst. The gold passed the boiling acid test and for u- a time it looked as if a second rush ia of '49 was imminent until it was or found that the chunk of precious of metal was only an isolated case. SUPPLY STORE University Ave. Architects' Materials Pens Loose Leaf Books and Supplies WESLEY HALL WILL BE, NEW METHODIST CENTER i s GERK...…
…ALK 11 USTRIAL QUESTION DISCUSSED BY WOMEN; I* l T - "Hiking and Mountain Climbing" lay was the subject of the talk by Dr. Cora ad J. Best before the athletic section of the Faculty Women's club on Satur- day afternoon. From 3 to 4 o'clock the tus members, led by Dr. Best, took a cross nay country hike around the boulevard. 12 Following the hike, a meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Walter B. Ford, where Dr. Best, introduced by Mrs. R. ...…
…"*" 1 NEW P MACHINES I 1s. 0a 1922 - - . . . days.) Number 130 Deans, Wednesday, March 289. M. L. BURTON. rsical Laboratory, Washington, D. C., i "The Application of Thermodynam- .ures will be given daily at 4:15 p. emistry building. All interested are W. L. BADGER. 1 be held for these courses on Saturday, April a, m. i R. M.WENLEY. 114, Physics building, at 10 o'clock Tuesday. A. W. SMITH. SHIPPAM, Assistant P. M. S. & T. are taking ...…
