…ESTABLISHED 189Q .2Y Sic i4an _I MEMBER 1 ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 132. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1929 EIGHT PAGES 1I FOR MAYFSTIVAL TWELVE GREAT ARTISTS AND CH-ICAGO SYMPHONY WILL PARTICIPATE PLANS NEARLY COMPLETE Hlofmann, Zimbalist, Crooks,,Teva, ( Athouse, And Tibbett Are ] On The Prograk Plans for the °1929 May Festival to be held Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, May 22,.23, 24, and 25 in 1Hi11 audit...…
…THE- MiCHIaN DATEY - ___._.__ EXPECT ULEGSLATURE .TO VOTE ON- NI TAX Hartman Bill Wil Go To Ways And Means Committee Immediately, Ruthven Informed~ DISCUSSEiD MANY WEEKS Definite action looking toward the solution of the state financial tangle, in which improvements in various state institutions are in- voWed, was taken Tuesday in the lower house when the committee on taxation reported that the IHrtman mill tax bill was out. The bill which...…
…T H E iiC iC N ' .- 11-1 .1 1 1 .. I I I I I I - - . .. . ........ OF~FER FOR STUDYI TO GIVE IN EUR( TO HOLD F Baldwin and Awarded So Annual spr fellowships a recently by Economics a University, tt ships to be work, essays the summer awards. Chief am which are b upon applicat research in history, a pri open only to g fellowship is it affords, th the opportuni ~ *E Wind-Fanned Fire, Caused By Short Circuit, SCREEN REFLECTIONS oiitDestroys ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRUDAY MARUI' ;f 192~ Published every morning except Monday duing the University year by the Board in Control of Studnt Publications. Mvember of Western Conference EditorialV Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en-G titled tothe use for republication of allnews dispatches "credited to it or not otherwiset credited in this paper and the local news pub- lishied herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ana Arbor,1...…
….k(A~it ~TH,-E.M ICHIIC N DAILY____ ALPHA PIHI I Ns I urrT. ani nTaannu, 11 ILTAVA ---- - _._ T k .. . ' _ _ . 7i "' 20 Percent Of Undergraduate Women Earn All Or Part Of Their Expenses orl Ie% is uh Iisrrn aIe% f% II. T- l ~ ____ _ Y', i 7C', i M- 1 1. ~R: n . -' ! . N. y., I ': iJy..'4 i Af} - :s "'i. i S;? . i: i 6±.'4i . ' [L 1MA IHA UUK Probably one-fifth of all the' undergraduate women at Mich- ANO'KPPA DLTA Till gan are ...…
…THE .CeliGA 1 2TLY TANK AND MAT TEA COMPETE IN NATIONAL MEETS WfllEE~ *Reulr-arRaly Late UL,, To Win Tilt, 10 To 4 EightIruns in the final inning saved the regulars from defeat yesterday after the yannigans had piled' up a four run mhargin in the 'Tight Michigan Swimmers Entrain early innings. The regulars dented For St. Louis Where Meet Is the plate for the first time in the To Be Held sixth when they scored twice, but Coach Fisher ha...…
… _. MMNENTERED IN NATIONAL TO NEY (Continued From Page 6) Entry ,in the unlimited class. Fair- allunbeaten Buckeye, is expected to offer the closest competition. Dougavito of Michigan, Big Ten champion, rates as a likely con- tender for the r175 pound title, while Ross, Indiana's Olympic al- ternate, may regain his 1928 form to come through with a win. Conference matmen are also looked to dominate the 165 pound division, in which Hooker, Purd...…
…TEL M ICH IGAN DA I-LY 1 ^DA7, MAITTI 29, 1929 Business Administratior Development And Use ( Showing the development andI uses to which fire-clay refractories am il f-in fntitna fl m t.-t ! n Cinema Demonstrates RArtI Of Masters And Of Fire-Clay Refractory LtudenItsAN1UnOLIExh dustries that depended upon fire- clay refractories for their produEDLithographs by Chamber tig was then shown, and it was pencil sketches and water cc seen that...…
…/ ESTABLISHED 1890 iY g Lw t tan, 4 ait MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS V u n r r rrrerrirrrr w ww VOL. XXXVIII, No 137 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928 EIGHT PAC UPPER HOUSE PASSElS FLOOR CONTROL.BILLl BY.-UNANIMOUS VOTE FOUR TO BE CALLED BEFORE SENATE SOFT COAL COMM3TTEE CONSIDER FOREIGN AFFAIRS House ilitary ) Committee Rejects Own Substitute For Muscle ' Shoals Proposition (1y Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, March 28-Senator...…
…__ THE MICHIGAN DAILY CIIOOWMAY FILL PLACE. PRFESOS'O''L~IENNA LECTURER IU.S. SENATEIOESR T 4L ILL SPEAK HERE } T Prof.Alfred Adler, of the Ped agog- :1BY CIR IT'n ACADEMY S S I ical Institute ,of Vienna 'wiullgive two STrUPI'°, SIT WILL IIAY YO1O-________ SEE OU')?SAMPLES ItiWe sell '.AILOR-MIAIE (C ST0.11 C LOTH ES' Drive over and get mieasured for The Largest your E aster, clothcA. We have a, very backed by skit: choice seletlo includi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ANN -AHUH[LEEI IU N :FOR VkRIOUS OFFICES 1U A IU 1ITO HELD MONDAY ALDERMEN AND SUPERVISORS MUST BE ELECTED IN SEVERAL WARDS MANN TERMS TO EXPIRE Much Attention Centered Over Fact Ta1't Terms Of Four Supporters Of Mayor Expire Eight city aldermen, as well as, ward supervisors and constables, will he selected by the voters of Ann Ar- l)or next Monday in the city's regular spring election. Each ward will se- lest one alderman...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TAuRsDK ECH 29, 19: Ili-gun Datill] Published every morning except Monday during the University yearby sth eBoard in Control of Student Publications. Membernof Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches creditedrto it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at A...…
…dARCH 29, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY u MWAVASM CL!s 1 !1 "l P __ i CORNERSTONE WILL BE LAID TODAY FOR LEAGUE BUILDING NEW WOMEN'S LEAGUE BUILDING CEREMONIES COME AS RESULT OF MANY YEARS OF WORK BY WOMEN EVE RYONE IS INVITED j Congratulations Have Been Received At Alumnae Council Office From Notables Plans for the laying of the corner-I stone in the new Women's league building,, which is to take place this afternoon at 4:15 o'clock hav...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T LNKMEN, WRESTLERS LEAVE FOR NATIONAL. MEj ils IERS ENTRAIN FOR INTERCOLLEIATE ET, OPENING TOMORROW AI PHILADELPHIA iatel Mati hni T'o Take Same $quad SThht Captured The Big Ten Title At Minneapolis IALL MEET YALE MONDAY Eleven members of the Michigan nk team accompanied byrCoach a t Mann will leave 'Ann Arbor at 20 o'clock this afternoon for Phil- elphia where they will participate the National collegiate champion- i...…
…- - 1, 1 iJ 1 r l l . 1 a +a as ~ - MUST _SELECTHead Coach Men To I"IILI REGULARlOUTF[LDERS (oaell h Us Selcn 0''d MeI rTo Choose From tuicluding Three Varsity Letter Winners REGULAR INFIELI6 PICKED With hi's quartet of regular infield- ers definittly a-scertained, Coach Ray L. Fisher is now concentrating his ef- forts on moulding a trio of outfielders for the 1928 Michigan baseball nine, which starts on its southern training jaunt a week f...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, F E DAILY..O'FFICIAL .BULLE-TIN 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.) l I Volume s. 11IU RSiAY )At CfI 2 Number 139. Faculty Rifle Practice: Thy R.O.T.C. Rifle Range will be open for members of the faculty from 7:30 untill 9:30 p.m., on Friday, March 30. Remiold Melberg....…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 Sir hjau t l MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII NO. 130 TEN PAGES ANN ARDOR. MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1927 TEN PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS PALI SPEKS BEFORE CLUB ON CONTROL OF GEMAN GOERNENT ECONOMIST BELIEVES PRESENT BURE AUTRACT HAS TAKEN FIRM STAND THERE SEES STRONG MILITARISM Fraternities Assume Politcal Aspect Striving To Prepare jtudents For Miploiiatie Service "Politically and economically mon- archy is obsolet...…
…THE :MICHIGAN DAILYTUDA.ARH2,12 DEAN CABOT TALKS AT! PROFESSIONAL DINNER'' APPEA4LS TOL *"INNATE HON EST Y OF AVE ARAGE STUDENT t~o take a conte of others with hit. srt, mutst become general knowledge. .. It loksbeter.Thi ofcouse e ;hismaterial should be condensed as SHOULD BE HANDLED WITH EXTREME CARE-MOORE ped n where he ges and what his i r spssbean ae 3ito n.n Editor's Note: Prof. A. D. Moore of Itj ioos.te ue ovrn h the engineering; col...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAF THRE TIC[ETS ARE -NOW ON SALEI FOR_'NEW PLAY~ "lie Who Gets Slapped" Is Translation From lussian Story; Over 25 People In Cast DAVID OWEN HAS LEAD Tickets for "He Who Gets Slapped", which will be presented tomorrow and Thursday nights by Play Produc- tions in the new University Theater, are now on sale. The play is a trans- lation from the Russian of Leonid Andreyev's well known vehicle, and is known largely through its...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1927 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members 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 therein. Entered at the postoffice at...…
…61UESDAY MARCH 29, 1927- THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGE F IVF ) A1 x~ ILLBENFIT HEAD ADMI1RES 7 Y J s . ~ei. LWORKING WTOMEN I rirs ifr~n~iI~J~fl (If a l ~ Ilype I1 - hVI ePtii n tcnorrow At PLA VAIEDATTACTONS MAY ONRIUT HAll-tar Bat:sketball AS PATIENCE, MEMORY Teams Arc electedFACTORS IN CHINESE EX E S UND DRIVE )I, o (Dons Vi~'N me22{3' ig X EDUCLIA T'ON 111 miembe rs of the life saving ktiy o Chnas mst ro_1.class wvill meet Miss Hall at 4 o'...…
…SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESD yAR1I 29, I IN DEBATECONTESTS4 Three Elimination Series to be Held Before Final 'Contest in- ay In Hill Auditoriumn 230 IN PRELIMINARIES With Caro high school out of the race for the state debating champion- ship as a result of its defeat last Fri- day by Plymouth high schobl, there now remain 15 teams in the Michigan High School Debate league contest. With the exception of Caro the re-1 maining schools will mee...…
…TIUESDAY, MARtCH 29, W92 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN THE MICH IGAN flATlY PAGE SEVEN FACULTY MAN TO BE Future HONORED AT BANQUET President Little Will Present Award To Outldanding Professor At ; (rildiron Banquet: MANY BIDSACCEPTED Just who the recipient of the tra- d4tional oil can to he "awarded" at the coming Gridiron Knights' banquet will' be remains to be seen. Sponsors of . th affair, which is to take place Tues- day, April 5, i...…
…TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY TUELSt)AY, MAHCIT' 29, '192? __e_____.. ... ... _ _ _.. _ _r At r______--_- ...rur. a ..,. . . " dam' .. .. __,... _ .. a . __ ._v ."" R - .WOA, ____ M nsasMeet Draws!,ATLANT'AN TAKES MICHIGAN SWIMMERS~i7gh Calibre Entry' T. SAO MAKERECRD TMESfor Vatult Feature Surpass Bfest 'I'des (fade In IEasIternI u tteuits~lnt lc~ ~ ~ Intercollegbi tes l it l e {) t (14 : pO1(' evauilters enzteied for the Of Fotir Event...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE. NINE, T IIF MICIIICy1AN-13Y W/'1Y1LI.; INTRAMURALDE PAR TMEN T ITEMS INTERSCHOLASTIC FIVES _____ _____ARVIVE FOR TOURNAMENT! P'reliharies in i~x.alCmpus' last year, Muscovich holies to reverse rl1 track mieet will be held at 7:'0 o'clock thecunhi3ea.senit ing 11 highl schools initows IAll men entei ng the freshmna orj this evening .;in«Wa termain g nmasium. llcapu wrtlng' ra~ 8nging froiniAlpine, Tenn.; a hamilet...…
…PAGY TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1127 THF MICHIGAN DAIT V 'rIJESDAY, MARCH 2~. i~i27 .. . .... _. .... x _, .. .s . ,... ... . , x ..... DAILY 'OFFICIAL BULLETIN Tubicaiion 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 Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten. VOLUME T11 ' UI SAY; 31"ARCH 2199 197 ]NUMBER 13 xTo the De'1Is : ...…
…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE C, , r £fr tian ~IUII Section One t VOL. XXXV. No. 135 TWELVE PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1925 TWELVE PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS _ ..,_ . ALMI DIRECTORS &ATHER IN ANNUAL SPRlING CONVENTION Chicago Alumni Body Deplores Commercializing Of Football Chicago, March 28.-(By A. P.)-- ents should be without regard to Commercialistic tendencies in col- rights of other Conference members, legiate foo...…
…' FARE Two THEF MICHIGTAN DAIL Y ~i1Wl SII II trn a W E ~jOY1925xi'iayy Bd oynm tee ..a io^ftb 3ai f 1~t . . ogb v rsa nPto wllte1f- i ic~U~ heW t it rn j..\~f'e yteMtia som- l diC h ac r tion ti' B .dof ( E' ttt~ ~1l1flr 05101.n oP t1 0cours?: '.A td q~ forest iexerikrtnta1 i4 . will offr «workk given; ill the rcla a QrPhtyea;}tln~nt of4tlbe Uri# jV , fy Iyc~ricutlun ..o utc egi~8iinthe Colltbgo . illW14,beaptrad ona bastitetoa by 1 -:".it...…
…SUNDAY" lMARkjCil~ 12 %-THI, MTICH-IGAN LY PAGE , ' i ';E; . ,... , --- -- i ., "^ a v ViA' A V r 'n # 'F 'B#@888(P S itX'' W? 1N r- W T : i -P ( .".:~~U~~ .: J+-,.. ' cn nrpe e; li . ^'4 .a . v;a 1... q i eFiL.nS!' .$. xi . vvG #},e3&.sa 8#NS#8#8h E{&I8888S#i~nP V.{BE# z 8#i8 id## 1&Bi K 18p 1^88{##Pd{8 d8I8 en"9Hur R uicM1mld11O1111 4 S# w u---iks #8!{G#8 1:e1 rc <"B # Po# P # edAI8 , P {!AA 88PEdi..so [n ^ 'o ;a8 e t .r", U BR F, .P ....…
…PA' FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1925 Published every morning except Monday during the Universit year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The A--sociated Press is exclusively en- titizd to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwse credited in this paper and the local news pub- fished therein. intcred at the postoffice at An...…
…~tSU AY, NTATWH 29, 19l25 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIV A 4' 6H V, -} 0 I h VAVA - ) ( Junior Play Diret Honored At Junior women of Betsy Barbour house were hostesses at a charming dinner party Thursday evening in honor of Miss Amy Loomis, GrandI Rapids, who directed "Castles in , Spain", the members of the cast of; that production, and the authors of the book. Spanish scenes and Span-f ish maidens made effective place cards an...…
….PAGR . SIX THE MICHIGAN* DAILY "SU ]SAY, MARLCH 29, 1927, , -. - t-110-0010 arr.. . r« rrrr *wr i -, .. .. - , , ,,, _ . . ,,x ,. ..., ,, W *® ,, . ---------- Mat her Selects S[ 1 TMSIT Major League Baseball Clubs GI[ ile~ldt STURIS AD S. MAIYS AK[Al-ourlan(i nt Await Date Of Opening Game 'GeorgiIaIVS MNtz STAT Str Cae Tam, rodMich TI3.S .1 lii ci .tu (I Ii iS tfile 19 IN___________ ____________i.___________hs__hre______ his...…
…,. _ t _ - " i.. '~i~~'f~' *Pj. A "K - ~#,, F, I.'~ ~.. , ~ g t~2~ :2? UNP Y, ARCWI' 2,x925; ,PAGE SEVENq I %. ...11 1 I I -I-r -.i! , Il : 1 1 . I4I3 ; i :: tr , :... ,.... 7 7 c t;;;i.+ - j4 +00" - ~ , _ ) Y. ' V >: IR A -AT A I A 4 $ SI F IEAILOR zt Ii b~at. 40WJ 1$ OB OX NJ WBEta8. . HE$F 00~-i;f 1 'he following is a list of persons Ii aving antswers:to .add1, "which Whave tnot . ~ , j t i E - ,. i 1*' rl t i t i1~2. 3 ...…
…0 f PAGE zEIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY STUNDAY, MART-l 2.1. 1929 I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLESTIN Publication in the .Bulletin is constructive notice to all memnbers of the University. Copy received by the Asisteut to the 'esident until. 3:30 'P.mi. (11:30 a. Mn. Saturdayv Volume"& SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1924 Number 131 i. Slated For German Presidency NewsI i ~roan Other C ;olleges jl+ { f { Tfo the Deans: There will be a conference of the...…
…Feature Section Y 41v juattij. Feature Section VOL. XXXV. No. 135 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAUCI 29, 1925 EIGHT PAGES 0OUw A 1 4 F ^' :r Y , _~ , p 'V Jy y,' i h.3 uG! f 11" p CLUB, "i Sutton Vane's.Weird Masterpiece Will Be Presented April 1 acd 3 at the Whitney Theatre g Wednesd Will Open First Amateur Production of the PNay Which Delighted New York and London. ay's Curtain Daniel Quirk and Paul Stephenson Direct th...…
…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1925 _ _ 1 -1 Students to As the Chilean climate is ratherI temperate we do not wear raccoon coats. Therefore, we have no colleges.{ However, we have students, who at- tend the secondary schools and the University. The licea or secondary school is a six year condensation of the American High School and Col- lege, with the virtues of these and none of their defects, but with many defe...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN PAGE ELEVEN SPOKE CONTINUES TO HIT DOUBLES Indian Chief Explains Vaule Of Two Baggers f. ,a , , V ;, & 5 + Ie. 1 . _f I AS.-Im 4 P(~ELVO Y )o Ct5 3 h r ', ' S.' :, t t ;; *k t :,}, i I TIGERS MAINTAIN 1924 LINEUP THE PRIVATE LIFE OF A CHA 4. Failure To Make Good Trade Hard On Detroit Interviewer Obtains Real View Of ' With practically no changes 'in does not handle his yo...…
…PAGE TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 025 +i +++ +++ Books and Writers . + +*+ +** 7 T * adv line Mr Cabellwo thi the -- ------ _e-cre AM ES BRANCh CABELL By Carl Ju Van Ihcren McBride. $1.00. M For the average reader acquainted er with James Branch Cabell only as the Ir author of "Jurgen" there is need for co something in explanation of him, need he for a book which will analyze and ne clarify his work, and find for ...…
…SUNDAY, IMARCTJ 23, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THIRTEEN SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1q25 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1'AG13~ THIRTEEN 6 a 4 ! t ly # T r rt Jiusic and Drama * ?t d M an. i _ -_. i !X Y j The American Prize - Pla) 46 -48 Bowery, New York By Irene Wlinemn 1 ish aid to those managers and pro- The New York Morning Telegraph, ducers who are seeking plays suit- -] I believing that America has started an era which will make it ...…
…PAGE FOURTEEN' THE MICHIGAN DAILY I: New School Homemakingl Opens Branch in Ann Arbor} By Lilias K. Wagner years of age. They are given a coin- In the opening of the Ann Arbor i plete medical examination when they branch of the Merrill-Palmer School enter, as well as mental tests. Each of Homemaking in Detroit, the stu- morning they are examined when they, dents of the University of Michigan come to school at 9 o'clock, and an; and the fa...…
…F , : , " . ;:, ~ , ; . _ . i 5" ,. SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1925TEMCIGNDLYRG IEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY ". QF FIFTEEN' iyj Churches I21 f xl (I St Andrew's Episcop al Clit Ir c Bishop Page wil administe-r the ritie of confirmation and deliver t he mon- ibjeci. "Central Aims in Christian Themoia hurchi of Christ ollowedl by a social hour. The topic' ferent from either of its predecessors: Willa Cather, long a disciple of difficult to achieve ...…
…PAGE SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1923 from the stage production produced some ten years ago under the name of * "Checkers." It is the story of C inem a Checkers, a young jockey, who ruled off the track in one of the familiar frame ups of the old turf days, be- comes a grocery clerk, and falls in love with his employers daughter. The Wuerti While there he buys a vicious and un- The bill at the Wuert treatre for lbreakable...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVENTEEN . .,., ,... This Leaden Age? Facts About Student Loan Funds An American Heidelberg By 'Hard Allen Howe "Pale druggists in remote towns of the hog and cotton belt, endlessly drapping up Peruna. . . . Women hid- den away in the damp kitchens of un- painted houses along the railroad tracks, frying tough beefstakes. Ticket choppers in the subway breath- ing sweat in its gaseous form...…
…PAGE EIGHTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDkY, M-,k RCr1__29, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAflCH 29, I9~2~ y man . ,. ". ,. .Y~Jest 'cIi Bob, appearing is four clays, tat the startIng1 uIs that 29, nfforrns i fter he,,-I l lthe (!A EBE .SYN- thai "t he "p al"'' is n i I di ( recive, (onfe t( his I iw + 3 a } S 3, I 1 i} I - i , . Majestic Radio t0141,1111R ~iiif iiii.I Starls In Pe'rson Commencing Sunday; March 29--F...…
…SUNDAY*, MA ICH 29, lq-25 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE, NIN7Trr SUNDAY, MARCT-I 29, 1925 TUE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NTNETEE~ MVajestic Radio E3arrrrrurm r.ir rr .+: Revue Commencing Sunday, March 29-Four Days Only You have heard them on the air---Now meet them face to facel Slars I Prson i I I i i i i I I i One of tl Majestic' he RAD4O STARS apearting 29, Lucy Bruch 1f 4 S S / N 4'. STavs Theatre flow is t. r Fester commencing- ...…
…PAGE TWENTY" THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGETWETY HE.MICHGANDAIY STNDA. 2I~fCTT29.19 25 NOW SHOWING (S A.IIN ~it SUNDAY AFTERNOON) Boyle Wujolfolk p r ("s c I I' A . The First Annual Keith with 6 Famous Act from Radio PE0~ "UNCLE LUCY CHARLES CAL VERT Josephine ART BOB" BR U C "Gypsy Violiiiist" Station JACK H ALILIGAN Comedian, Station VAN BERGEN L IN IC K Comedian of Radio Station (WALTER WILSON) L11 l I'll ;t ZZO I IM , ST ...…
… THE WEATHER CLOUDY AND PROBABLY RAIN TODAY it fLI a u A6F dASSOCI A WESTERN( EDITORIAL. VOL. XXXIV. No, 134 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, SCIENTIST S IVECelestial MechanicsHas RgrSigRpi REPORTS! Onesolution Avers ILUL. IUII li t UI 'A ETINGS HERE MID WEST AUTHORITIES READ PAPERS BEFORE ANNUAL CONVENTIONS HODSON, PRICE, SPEAK AT COMBINED SESSION Three Societies To Close Assemblies...…
…OR NDAB L .r'A A VUIIIt NI ZEALAND $2,;W000,000 Manzsion To Become Emtbass Of United States In Fren'ch Capital y , ..." .' ,, FINALS IN BASKETBAL TOURNEY ARE TONIGHT~ Arnmory to Resumie Dances Commencing this week-end, dances will once more be held at the Armory, and will probably continue Friday and Saturday nights until the ,close of school. They were discontinued dur- ing the basketball season. Urbana, Ill., 'Narch 28.-.-Attendaxnce ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I' w v IT 7 FAMM TU"" ~~~~~Free dancing, nursery rhymes, con- we think we're ju~stified in turning theD E O i crton fiuscadwo rgnlAnAbrplcea osenthm rhythms in the form of a. pageant or- MEETING ONTHUBS091lIUt dance drama will be presented by any commnunications to thne Stroller Hlthe students. Dances which have should be made in care of TIhe ichi-; been taught in classes will also be gan Daily. presented at this time.....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY__ AT{ NEWSPAPER OF THE VIERSITY OF MICHIGAN eo every morning except Monday to University year by the Board in , f Student ublications. s of Western Conference Editorial{ n. issociated Prgss i6 eclusively ell- the use for republication of all news credited to it or not otherwise n this paper and the local news pub- erein. i at the postoftice at Ann Arbor, a s clas matter. Special rate e granted by Third Assistant Post- enera...…
