…THE WEATHER FAIR AND WARMER TODAY P #ummtr 4i 4 ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE ..-.. VOL. XV. No. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1924 PRICE FIVE CENTS \UPRISING SAD PAULO SUBDUED BY CONDITIONS RAPIDLY RETURNING TO NORMAL, IS REPORT RECEIVED REBELS DISCOURAGED New York, July 28.(By A.P.)-Th revolution at Sao Paulo, Brazil, has been brought to a conclusion with a victory for the government, accord- ing to i...…
…THE WEATHER L Litw Dalti EI)ItOR'iUAL ASSO( [ER WITH RAIN SNOW TODAY' ORI I a. XXXIV. No. 93 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE ____________j________} F'EB, 11 TO 1 4 S ET FOR ANNUAL ROAD0 CONFERENCE HERE ENGl NEERING COLLEGE TO HOLD MEETINV UNI)Elt DIRECTION OF BLANC(IARD SXPECT MORE TH AN 500 ROAD COMMISSIONERS1 Uiggs, Cooley, Smith, Lewis, Bennett, To Speak Nonday, Regist...…
…THE WEATHER UNSETTLED; PROBABLY S-NOW TOIDAY SiAr :4Iui1 j I GIVE T FOREIGN REL I- FUND I VOL. XXXIV No. 109 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE C -....._. RPUBLICAS PUSH DEMNDSTO OUST RENEWED EFFORTS TO SECURE DAUGHERTY'S REMOVAL PLANNED DELAY IN RESIGNATION OPPOSED BY SENATORS Students Appoint Committee To Investigate Sallade Case Following an indignation meeting a vote ...…
… 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...…
…r.4H 1 L Rin rTLE TEMPER- CHAN GEf I SI itFA6 t I a t 1t L WESTERN .C EDITORIAL A 'I I I f v VOL. XXXIV. No. 152 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1924 EIGHT PAGES RUSSELL TO TREAT Hope Abandoned For Rescue Of TOI THE IN inersEntomedBExploso CORPORATINTAX TING" TO GIE Pittsburgh, April 2$.-(y AP)-- yet be found alive, they declared. Up- ' ~Hope had been practically abandoned on that possiility rescue crew...…
…WEATHER IERALLY FAIR TODAY L 5k i ..tant ju tti ASSOCIATE] aid W FSTE ItY CON EDITORIAL AS; amx!!T . DIV. No. 178 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICK, 1 E YEAR COURSE WORK ECENT. IN LY ULU DE FOUR YEAR CURRICULUM IN NURSING ESTABLISHED On Dental College' Accept Resignation Of Bateman Staffj ,. A resolution establishing a five year course in mechanical and industrial engineering was...…
…THE WEATHER S:7N0Wl'FLaU-RIK TODAY r I4t I AA I MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I ., t. 1J Y iV Jj £ TWELVE PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMEER 29, 1924 TWELVE PAGES PRTCE. FIVE c PRCFII_ fiNE BRITISH, TWO SYRIAN PHYSICIANS KILLED AT KNARTUM seni( >r Engineers Go Through Unus Horrors Of Vulcan Initiation d veary the n h t 1xodf+71IN ual Lighting To FeatureE Revived Publications DanceI Tired an pounded the hours in a to p...…
…TH4E WEATHER PAJITY CLOUDY; N SETTEI) DTOi)AY Siwr i auf gait MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 32 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1924 EIGET PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS 1 _ . . """~" t AUITOR'S REPORT fOR YEAR MAlE TO BARD OF REGENTS Hugh Lofting, English Author, Lauds Animals In World War, CHANGES IN SYSTEM USED HOSPITAL SU"GESTED) BY FIRM ATE CRITICISM MADE Investigation Discloses Incomplete and...…
…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1924 f ---. OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SU;MMER SESSION Published every morning except Monday during the summer session. Member of the Associated Preas. The As- sociated Press is exclusively entitled to the %se 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 posto...…
…_ -_ I f I I I 4® L, vP _"1 only CLijtt-ong SOBS Burchfield Will Show at Allenel Hotel Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Jan. 30th, 3' st, Feb. i st. Correct Tuxedos and Formal Accessories for College Men B>URCHFIELD is planning a special visit in anticipation of the demands of the formal Season, with Tuxedos and the accessories that are the last word in correctness. Our economies in buying and operation assure …
…IE MICHIGAN D. ILY I - - - TO SPEAK Dainty Creature In Fair Parade LII President of (Canton III-histian Villeg'e is Known as Engineer And Author WILL ATRESS IJNIYEBSITY SERVICE SUNDAY EVENING Dr. Charles E. Edmunds, presidentj of Canton Christian College, China, and considered one of the most suc- cessful engineers and educators, will be the speaker at the next University Service to be held at 7:30 o'clock Sn- day evening in Hill audit...…
…OR NDAB L .r'A A VUIIIt NI ZEALAND $2,;W000,000 Manzsion To Become Emtbass Of United States In Fren'ch Capital y , ..." .' ,, FINALS IN BASKETBAL TOURNEY ARE TONIGHT~ Arnmory to Resumie Dances Commencing this week-end, dances will once more be held at the Armory, and will probably continue Friday and Saturday nights until the ,close of school. They were discontinued dur- ing the basketball season. Urbana, Ill., 'Narch 28.-.-Attendaxnce ...…
… RS REASSURI % G [IlNS 1 or Talks on "F ie load ; y" As Boy's IWeek egins H[ere RICE PRAISES F011 :N EWEVST WOR IV F 1922 show that room calls have de- creased more than 101) pc- cent in the last two years, wihile dispensary callsj have decreased from 5,835 in March, 1922, to 3,950 last March. There were 136 head colds reported last month, as compared with 24G in1 the same month in 1922 and 64 in 1923. one case of pneutnoni;i. Nvas re- por...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 THE MIHIGAN AILY NI WLL OLD artin Is Named ALCUMENIONU. S. Appeals Coufrtj Cfib MCHIsG AN .t :& % :~ - II F i:. "'O1I 2 '. 3~i1 ' JFOR 1923 I.._ Varied High School Art Work Marks Exhibit At Alumni Hall Canada Battles C hicago's Use of More Lake 'Water L i I G 1 !, Art work clone by pupils in the Ann Ar?,or schools forms the exhibit which is being; shown' at Alumni Memorial hail today and tomorrow from 1:30 to 5...…
…THE lI,,-?i1I." SATURI The list of papers to be presented today in the order of their presenta- tion i$: 10 od Clack "A short wave-length X-ray spec- trograph and some K series. emission wave-lengths," by J. M. Cork, of the1 University of Michigan'. "Determination of certain oater X- ray energy levels," by KatherineI tChamberlain and George A. Lindsay, of the University of Michigan. "The M series of tungsten," by R. V. Zumstein, of the' Uni...…
…TWO; THE MICHIGAN DAILY. WE~DNESD AY, OCTOBER 29,- 1924 I Ne ? e n Follette declared that the "mt i en-I airriri This service follows that 'offered a courgin fetur ofouraanj~ g i~flf~j~iuir iivrt fshort time ago by the Republican £ Wth.I T E RIsN w p e ie t BL M S C O IG bat the 'ightf ror "thie Indp' ndett- ww ,i < T ;S u~ ctlubwincoensisted ofmalinfg ap /O LE TO ORO, F R iCA fiE Pbtgreavet icktas e~fit neoed F PEE NlTBYplications for bal...…
…TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1924 11"I-lE SUMMED MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THR THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAiLY PAGN THREU Would Chloroform, Sub-Normal Tots ANNOUNCE TICKET PLANS SFOR FALL GRID GAMES - -- - i Arbor, and for Michigan sections at the out of town games must be or- dered through the Athletic associa- tion as soon as possible after Sept. 1, the Athletic association has an- nounced. Four tickets have been set as the Three of the games will dedicate...…
…', JANUARY 29,, 1924 THE M-I4 I A DAILY JARY2,_9..H.MCIG NDAL ----------- WIomen .i Is Manager Of Waterworks Co. DRAE TO SPEAK ON DIS0EASE DEPOPLUTING BERMAN GONDITIONSi GUADALCANAR GODA S T t t ivorce Unknown In Gatrtz Stettin, Jan. 28.--Tho little town of Gartz, near here, claims the recordl in Germany for married coulees who ,ave passed their golden wedding an- niversaries. Within the last few in oanths the sixtieth anniversaries...…
…THE MICHIGAN (DAILY I 1_.. -.,.-r..... ~ JUNIOR GIRLS' PLAY TICKETS IN DEMAND BOX OFFICE SALE TO BE _L&RC1Jf 11.1.) AT HILL Ati-DITO IU-If HELD) More than 250 applications for tick- ets for the 20th annual Junior Girls' play, "Thank Your Madam," which the class of 1925 will present March 18-22, at the Whitney theater, have alreadyl been received. The mail order sale closes March 8 after which the tickets will he sent out. Tickets wi...…
…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.....…
…TA ! " A , k U l f .T O O E G U E S T S c sf-1 Notice r0 U TB O CAPTE IUniversity Girls' Glee club xil hold its regular wieek ly meeting, at 4:30 o'-1 The Ann Arbor branch of the Am- clock tomorrow, instead of today 11 crican Association of University wo- 1in the parlors of B~arbour gymnasium.; mnen will be the guest s o h p Read "ter ILLINSTAL OFFICERS TODAY Ohio Woman May Head League Of Women Vo ters TOURNAMENT TO OPEN WITH XHITIOf...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .... OWA-vA -5" -zs- ' 1f t'^ TY WOMEN ATTEND JUNIOR PLAY MEETING Resource Simplicit Mark Presi ct's Wie nior women were Aing held yester- of the Junior play. .Thnose wno were unable to attend and would like to- get the particulars are asked to communicate with the gen- -eral chairman. Prof. John R. Brumm outlined the! methods to be adopted in writing the! book for the play, stressing a fe pit- falls to be avoid...…
…THES MICHIGAN DILY HOIS .T DBAECarlyle Lauds U. . "HandrOff" 5Jarty[ODECAIScKate Po I c n C i s l to lfhUcraed," one offchiast Al I D I RAV r pL Enquiries. "Several ofi tioes.Teseramna The AmericDanIL' plicy of 'hands;inadg her to bxcomie more stale, IVI~yB ED P~I r~ e gtt Form Adjustmuent dcae r lxne ae ali,?aeuis Comtee______inpltca cenea 1i "loEgpin ,titanzxepb hCItion tuC otos day or two in advance ARGUED JAST SESSION Ar bor yesterda~y aft...…
…WEDlNESDAY, OCTOB ER 2, 1924 THE ICHIGAN DAILY H~~~OD UUSE ODLOC MIEH Ba SLW er RU tir ( ___ ._ f c ?~1akcs S e)nent 01 Activities ~e(~oJItI Ai ~uaI Ye;tripook (d !nl U. S. CREDITOR NATION - Washington, Ot 28.-Activities of tale United SttlE's i-1 vworld coniie-' whllih hax",e s?;'ns formled the C'.fiFIW y fromn a debltolr to a creditor lea? io, l'r 1C(diSCu1SSerI by)1"Sc retary iIOO todxay in a s;tatemen atacedto i fiCcond 'annu111l1...…
…JAGS FOUR THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JULY i9, 1924 L~AGI FUR HE SMME MIHIGN DALY UESAY, ULY29,192 I ,i U. S. Undersea Queen Given First Tests 'I I II TENNIS R ,1ACKETS 1-4 ( if AT UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE s Y - -- - - - - -'1 ReRd! the Want Ads ttwo o'clock Bring me an Oh Henryl backfo r dessert. It adds joy to the whole after- noon. Oh A Fine Candy 1Oc Everywhere Stop/ jl bfP~ yourse What do you th all the red signs ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 192 AL N~EWSPAPER OF, TIRE 5. The 'tability of endowment institutions. 6. The natural resources of 7. The eighteenth amendment. [ i // a,/ ' f!/.Y~// 1/ll CASTID ROLL NAM 'p CAMPUS OPINION I DR. PLANTZ FOR PROHIBITION To the Editor: In your editorial on Prohibition January 17, 1924, Dr. Samuel Plantz, Diaries and Desk Calendars UIJVERSITY I .LU.WA1 The standpoint from which Mr. Scott ]loo Pu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1192, ICIAL N~EWSPAPER Of THE UNIYERISITY OF MICHMIAN iblshed every morning except Monday g the University year by the Board in ol of Studient Publications. mbers of Western Conference Editorial ciationl. ie Associated Presse is exclusi~ely en- Ito the ute for republication of all news ttcbles credited to it or not otherwise ted in this paper and the local news nub d therein.. ttered at the pos...…
…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...…
…... red every morning except Mlonday to University year by the Board ini if Student Publications. rs of Western Conference Editorial ssociated Press is exclusively eni- the use for republication of all news scredited to it or not otherwise in this paper and the local news hub- crein. Iat the postoffice at Ann Arbor,' ,as second class matter. Special rate re granted by Third Assistant Post- ,eneral. iption by carrier, $3.50; by mail, :Ann Arbo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ . ICIA NEWSPAPER O1? THE UNIVERSITY OF ICHIGAN blshed everysinorning except Monday ig the University yea by the Board in rol of Student Publications. 'embers of Western Conference Editorial ciation. , e Associated Press is eclusively n- d to the use for republication of all news tches creditedeto it or not Otherwise ted in this aper and the local news pub d therein. itered at the postoilce at Ann Arbor, hgan, as secon...…
…THL MICUIGAN DAILY r I .iied-eery morning except Monday L 'e isityear by the Board in t da Puh'ications, . Aetern Conference Editorial .,, ,aed !ress is exclusively en- ;ie ; rqepublication of all news 'ied ti o it or not otherwise ,,,t the local news pub- _.t ,bcr at Ann Arbor, t a latte Special rate rhird ssistant Post- t.$3.so; by mailI r ress Building, May.- rit-" ,, irtal 4414 and 176-M, bsi. a6o At least in England public sentimen...…
…PAGE PT~OUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY ---- .A-. .... .-..,.__...... Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Pubications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Associatijn. 'The Associated Press is exclusively en- titied 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 postof...…
…THE 'MICI-flCAN DAILY ~SAY, JA\U rt 29, 1924 r -d---__,_,__ ______. ..._..._ - - }. IN 1 EVERI H Don't forget to bringus yor In trade for oaur Second Semester Bo oks E;VrINO We wnthmand believe,, tha'R 11 z YOU will be more than saisfed - - Iqq A Very IopeeSoko Nt ok n upplies W HAETHELRET TC FCURENT SECOND=A CLLEGETEXT BOOK IN HE ITY -mom, .._ ... www" vnw Amma cm sm ldmpm& IMMMIL …
…NA- 29, 1N'4 RY2 4THE MICHIGAN DAILY _____A ac Ly't- ti tf 1 : . , rr,, s3 4 A~+. }rr4 I t tir etr'. ' tx , k . ." y - +, : iy , of the Newo So-,,turday s 1 r l '4- ::- 2 1V~ 'A 'A. r ' A . , .. k'i'p r. __ r 1 'f Compare favo'~bly, with clothes of other manufacture fangiti from $45 to $75 .Daile, Boone G69d Clothes :will be sold exclusively at the Esanay Clotes Sho),forincrly &hci"der's Clothingf, Store. R B3 CI'othecs'lh...…
…THE Ml-ICHID DAILY .. _, _ /11/iJ J t o~ uI -4I -rNP \r v i r ' W ....+ ,. ' 1 i Order Today IT V()'IT4',No() i RE AT 5 Groceries Delicious layers in1 our Special brick this week -end SPECIALS PvwHONE 423 I 10 lbs. Sugar ......95c 1 l1). Butter. ... ..... 49c L0 ePrunes ...........1 5c 2 lP.,. utter Craircs..27 NVE HAVE OUR OWN D)ELIVEFRY PHONE 1373 or 7774J 'HI la. ..eIfciou DA WN DONUT Order aYour--Easter Indors...…
…FOR APRIL From Mines Since 1921 Bitumin~ous Area It Hlardest r from the like week a year ago. The best reports for the state of trade come fr:)m1 the Southweslt. The wholesale trade and industry is rsth- er slower for the week Builing is active, but- coal, iron, steel, cotte-)n1 l mrn acnd h 1imhn,. iu nr.ian.. 12 .AIV elude Moliere's "A Doctor In Spite of from H~arvard, Coriell., Princeton, and obt4ained on. Wednesday, Seniors are Himself"...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY gOMMENCEMENT EIENTS INNOUNCED (Continued from Page One) Address........Speaker of the Day Address ...... Dean Henry M. BatesI "The Yellow and Blue" 12:15 P. M. Senior Literary Banquet, Michigan Union. 3:30 P. M. Alumnae Council Meeting, WNest Parlor, Barbour Gymnasium. Supper 'ki be served all Councillors who nlQify. lumnae Counicil office, Alum- ni Memorial Hall, of their intention I to he present at the meeting. Tickets; ...…
…i HEGMICHIGAN DAILY . ................... VA owl Letter Tells Of Illinois W. A. ]0 I. 'I 4 AUA ry OME N's EsUE Drects Y.W.C.A. Work Of Stud BALA~R Tr)OPEN FRIDAY tents In an atn isphe: of holiday iec- orations, the annual Women's League and Inter-church bazaar will open Friday, Dec. 5, and will continue until Saturday evening. A fee of 10 cents will be charged for entrance, the proceeds of which' will go to the Women's League. Th...…
…WEDNErSDAYOCTOBR 2 ,1924 I'HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAM IV. ' 7 _. __ Is Youngest Law vyer In State APPOINT DIRECTOR -F JNW PA tAiu y lon is :Experiened in Act- to 1 Dire(ct , uior (Airls' d; Play TRYOUTS OCCUR IN DEC. Genius Is Sought; TKIctoryHGHTirl' PLA Factry~il Wns~ ~ UHUOL Member s of thle 1~in';S Daugh~lte'si Isociety of whic' lu rs. A. R. CH"L~en- don is president will hold a ba za'4 on the evening of Niov. 14 and dulring the day and...…
…i HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 0 '--' a __ wr +' ' +rrr wwm www r ' ' .. ..._.... MI rER Intramural Athletes Close KTA Fall SemesterCompetition RJIUIRL I UIILL tIIU L!The close of the semester marks{ Basketball has gone through the the successful completion of one of larger part of the preliminary games Victories Over Illinois, Iow, and the best fall programs of sports ever and from the teams which have been Minnesota Giv...…
…"'' _.___.THEMICHIGANDAILY 0 r"""w r r,, ........ et r "'. _.e____.._. . ._ CK TEA EAVES FOR RELAYS AT URBA A AR ght Workout Ends Two Months Per- iod of Training for Illinois Carnival OLVERINES DOPED TO PLACE AIGH IN INDIVIDUAL EVENTS After going through a light work-I it yesterday afternoon, 17 members the Varsity track team who will at- nd the Illinois relay carnival at rbana Saturday werb pronounced mady for the meet ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ ... '1 111111,11,11, Al r hMl _ .... so ' ab. 61: D p (LWIWlIlIIIVIW vamp M .. wwrs++ _- . ?, " SA Y. "'"' '" TRACKSTERS FACE CORNELLTONIGHT (X ontinued from Page One) Michigan should have a little battle of their own over third place. Hubbard of Michigan will also face a strong opponent in both of the hur- dle eyents in Jaeger who steps the highs in :09 3-5 and the lows in :08 3-5. Hubbard has been regai...…
….,...r..-. 4mb O ......W. .. r } a .. 1t~iEU U niW .. ..: +*R OF OINOEA ATHLETES DYER WEEK-END CONSIDERED NOTABI c. Mle Relay 1Fir Rein IA irIlait Style Followng Fatal g 31 shaP# ()KRFR AN) SMITH STAR; IUNXTERS SHOW RARE FORM duhgan's track stars settled down e traces once more yesterday af- on after their notable perform- s in the .Drake and Penn relay s over the weekend. ichigdW-s performers played al inent part inl the two rela...…
…THEMICHIGANDAILY _T : , r ...r.+... . A Aooo'o AMM Mttk ..... ,. t nt uinJ lum - woo r ru ' ._ ,II fi v I t_ C TEAM WILL I T TO I Schedule Tryouts Will Draw Than X00 Athletes Here More .NY MICHIGAN ATHLETES WILL COMPETE FOR PLACES Vith the arrival of the Illinois Ath- c club contingent tonight more n 300 of the sections foremost letes will begin to arrive in Ann >or in preparation for the Olympics outs, Friday and Saturday af...…
…MAIM THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 12 _ __ _ _ .-... PLAHAN CHOSEN 19ARRIEp CAPTAIN Cross Country teader is of Several Clashes This Year I <" 7 IMaroons To Have uID YIEfllHouse Basketball Dope Continues To Fail As Monstr___.dOpenontnuesUI :FilLA Monster Stadium' 111111 IIIL hUVUJ Practice To OenLSA Thanksgiving Shows Upsets The University of Chicago is to have Interfraternity basketball practice a new football field which ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1924 IuIW W s.._.... ... rr r rr a F 5§ . ......... ..... , imQ ' ,. . m , {. ;;k. ,h= STAR EVEN IN DEFEAT Phillips, Winner of Olympic Trials,l Will Be Lost To Barkers WAS ON FRESHMAN TEAM Edward Phillips, '27. star of last season's freshman wrestling squad, left the Boyer Memorial hospital ofI Ypsilanti for his home in Lake Charles, La., Sunday.I Phillips was injured in an accident in Ypsila...…
…DAY, JANUARY 29, 1924 .+, . v COLUMN CLQSts AT 3 P.M.Ns L A SSIFIE fl CLOS 3 ADVERTISING" A .. FOUND' WILL GIRL who left watch in rest room in Natural Science Bldg, call C. M. Slack, 2845-J. LOST PHI DELTA CHI fraternity pin, Re- ward. Call Wardner 2372. FOR SALE NEW ENGLAND cot, reasonable, 610 Thompson, 687-M. WOOL SOXS, just the thing for skat- ing. Sold by student 609 S. Fifth Ave., near Colosium. A NEW Tuxedo, size 40, 2174-R, 625 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - I .4ow- ..- .. F I COLUMN CLOSES, AT 3 PA NEW CLASS BEGENNING TOMORROW AT 1:O P. I. For pupils of the ward and high schools. Eight one-hour modern class les- sons, $5.00. __ 1 Building Progress , ,. the new power house and the heating tunnel has been completed to con- nect with the north end of this build- ing. Most of the mechanical euip- wnent has been ordered for the new rpower house and it is expecte...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAiLY _. , .n *a, u..wt w . , _ Wv v.v_ f THIS COLUMN ml taro ELECTRIC URN E 1i ATADVERTISINGUbi VIIIVI tlUI1I:! Detroit Company is I)onor of $5,004 DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES E uiiment Mueh Needed in Charged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two Insertions, 11e peg Engineering Shops reding line for three cr more insertions. White space charged for at same ates. Classifieds charged only to those having phones. Ask ...…
…Inca I QUM CLOSE AT P. ALPHA TAU OMEGA Fraternity pin. Reward if returned. Phone 179 or gall at 1023 Oakland. OMICRON PI SIGMA Fraternity pin. ?at -Military Ball Friday night. Fin- der kindly call J. C. Cody at 3339- J1120 Olivia ave and receive re-7 wardl. DV TXI SING D)AILY 'CL$SSIFIJEDRATES rged at the rate oft12~c per reading tint, for one or two insertions, 11c peg Ming line for th~ree t>. more 1nsertiote. White space charged for at s...…
