…itr : t tl 4/. -t DAY .. , . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,' WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1919. PR k w, ) . , i11 IbM/M lP PI ! w r rrr . e . OF AT FURS LIFE MEMBERSHIP 1 f .. f robbed at 2171 store 'of ty streetl )00 and fired upon by the Detroit police norning but escaped without the e learning whether the shot took o Ann Arbor patrolmen in a po- ar pursued the thieves in a Hud- uper-six to Dearborn, where the rs succeeded in losine their. ...…
…THE MICH GAN DAILY THE MICH ~AN DAILY ,s all help to distract the student aiver. or mailed to The Daily office. ye no consideration. No man- :writer incloses postage. ly endorse the sentiments . x- .... Managing Editor or xox6 ..Business Manager, or zg38 .....Asst. Managing Editor ... City Editor Sports Fditor Women's 'Editor' .....Telegraph 1Editor We wotild suggest to the students themselves that they wali)k lightly in this room, that...…
… g out s me yea: PTAIN GOETZ, THE ONLY WOL- verine player to be mentioned by Walter Eckersall in his All-Confer- ence selections. Gus was picked for a tackle job on the Windy City critic's second eleven. EXPLAINS KIUICSE .I , , the Editor, The Michigan Daily: at In reply to the '12 alumnus and your hs article on the front page of this morning's Daily concerning the Kipke for brothers, I wish to state that the rea- om- son for the two sta...…
…pe Other Colleges' s appeared at the University of Illinois s and is on sale. t Cornell at about udents in ork. The izes are s, though six prizes ratory or arded for n under- Oklahoma-Oklahoma Masons- are making plans to build two new dor- m mitories at the University of Okla'- homa. A men's dormitory costing, $10,000 will be' erected on property 1 adjoining the campus. A woman'sl building will be located about half al block from the campus,...…
…The Screen .AL tile's I THE WHITNEY THE MAJESTIC Ven- and Lunches N'unnally 's Candy Maynard St. r, I. MAJESTIC TODAY AND TOMORROW KATHERINE McDONALD1 in The THUNDERBOLT__ ARC uAb1)E Shows at 3:00; 7:00; 8:30 Phones: Theat-e. 2ob-M Mjz?,q Res.; vF6-MA LAST I IMES TOD~AY D. W. GRIFFI'rH'S "Broken Blossoms" and Out- ing-Chester Scenic. Thu.-Fri-.Sat-4-5-6-June Cap- erie in' "A Damsel in Dis- trcss", and Comedy. Popularizing Shakesp...…
… I WHAT'S GOING ON Send Your Mail Order In Now For Tickets For I s campus activ- I The S. WILSON RECOGNIZES GHT OF LABORS TO STRIKE (Continued from Page One) h, was transmitted' to the capital essenger, the President express- egret that his health would not it his delivery of it in person. )emocrats generally praised it as g forth a practical program of n, while on the, Republican' side were many complaints that it i definiteness and o...…
…If hum THE WEATHER SOMEWHAT WARMER TODAY r Sir ian I ati, ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT 1IIRE SERVICE VOL. XXXI. No.,51. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1920. PRICE FIVE CEN UNIYERSITY PRESS C-LUB HEIRS PROF.l SCOTT, LEE HITE A. E. MeCRAE AND A. W. STACE MAKE COMMENTS ON SPEACHES; BANQUET WILL END 3- DAY CONFERENCE Alumni Favorl7ichigan Competition With Eastern Schools; Would Not Drop Out Of Western Conference) POND AND POND ...…
…I ntE._ af!' I. £ £&~ I ~ I OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is excl isively entitled to the use for blication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise ited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Mi...…
…iIGAN [ 'I , , . ,~ " . .,. ,..., . .. r 5 . 1,F f TRACK TEAM HAS GOO DASH SQUAD Losch and Moersch Look Good in 100 and 220: Others Promise Well BUTLER, WETZEL, JOINER AND WHEELER MAINSTAYS IN 440 Unusually strong in all track events up to the 880, with the exception of the hurdles, a fair chance of develop- ing some good distance men, and two squads in the field events at present, better than the average of the Con- ference timbre, is t...…
…I HE MiC;HI AN DAILY x xlv AN DRIT mud 111 [UGHBOY FEELS THAT CAM. PAIGN FOR HELP FOR FORMER ENEMIES IS JUSTIFIED litor, The Michigan Daily:- Because there seems to be much sagreement over the matter of hether Americans should contribute Austrian relief, as evidenced by the mmunications of Professor Canfield .d Professor McLaughlin during the st week, I take this opportunity to bmit what I believe must be the inions of a number of Universit...…
…1 : :HICAN DAILY INDIANA PLANS TO SAVE SAND DUNESi $9,000,000 May be Spent by State on Extensive ProjeMt That HOPE TO CRE-ATE NATIONAL PLAYGROUND ON LAKE MICHIGAN Indianapolis, Dec. 2.-Preservation of the sand dunes, lining the Indiana shoreline of Lake Michigan, by the creation of a great national play- ground at the expenditure of $2,000,000 is planned by the Indiana department of conservation. The Indiana legisla- ture, meeting in Janu...…
…fHE MICHIGAN DAILY - f W( omen lirls are needed for social service rk in the hospitals. Any girl in-. ested is requested to call at New- ry hall. [here will be a meeting of the ard of directors of the Women's gue at 10:30 o'clock Saturday rning in Barbour gymnasium. Im- diately after the meeting, the Mich- .nensian picture will be taken at 3 Corbett-Hamilton studio. i'reshmen are requested to pay their Courteous and satisfactory TREATME...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IIAJESTIC -The, Play That Made Pajamas Famous "TWIN BEDS" CAMP DAVIS MEN PLAN DANCE; SPECIAL STUNTS TO BE STAGED Professor and Mrs. Thomas C. Mitch- el to Chaperone Party Set for Tonight Camp Davis men will shine tonight when, dressed in corduroys and 0. D.1 shirts, they Join in the merry whirl of the dance at the Packard. Wom- en have been asked to wear blue skirts and white middies in keeping with the spirit of the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILX E LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1920. .me 1 Number 51.1 -1 ere will be an College an Union. a meeting of the local chapter of the Association of Professors Tuesday, Dec. 7, at 8 p. m. In room 304, All members are urged to be present. C. B. VIBBERT. Per E. Holt. rsity Women: niversity women who plan to be in Ann Arbor during Christmas va- . should leave their names and addresses in the office of the Dean...…
…AT a I 'loll &4) itj DAT AND a XXXII. No. 59 At ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1921 1 DOENTS MUST UY BASKETBALL TICKETS EXTR Ignaz Freidma iiPolish Composer,. Plays Monday In Concert Series T BOOK COUPONS NOT .EXCHANG. ABLE FOR ADMISSION STUBS NEW RULE CAUSED BY ACTION OF REGENTS Price for Six Games Set at Two Dollars; Sale Starts Tuesday As a result of the ruling passed last February by the Board of Regents to th...…
…itS .MICHIGAN DAILY L NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN very morning except Monday during the Uiver- Board in Control of Student Publications, [BER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ated. Press is exclusivelT entitled to the use for all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise paper and the local news published therein.' the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second uby carrier or mail, $3.S0. nn Arbor Pre.s building, Maynard Street....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SWAIN HOMOEOPATHIC STAFF MEN PROTEST MERGER! Amateur Finishing Lantern Slides GROUPS C RESENT "PAINLESS DEATH" SCHOOL BY PROPOSED CO3BINE OF, Daylight or Flashlight Indoors or Outside 713 E. University Ave. Why Grumble about your board and wish you had "something good to eat." GO TO THE SANQUIST INN ONLY ONE BLOCK OFF CAMPUS You'll be Satisfied FIRST TABLE PLACES 615 CHURCH ST. K ._.._ . . . _.. I - ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r .-._ .. a _ _ _ ____ T _ _ . __ _ _ __._ _ _ _ _ _.... _ _ .. 1414 1. . .... ..... - . . , .. .._ --..... pow 7777 =-, ;, L C' .. .. t t 4" . *t * q '. a. !" " "S . 1. .^_. ;' ' : v" iCr er ' Latest in doll creations a at the Palais Royal, ,in St.-Adv. for Christ- 304 South STEb ASPIr'I G TELEPHONE 214 F1 I Get 'er Me Shoe The Latest I I THE 0.& I includes all shoes and oxf Every shoe is built for ha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ ____ _. t Steve 'Farrell enthusiastic ,Oer Prospects For 1922 Track Squad "Michigan should have a good track team this year," said Steve Farrell, the veteran Wolverine track coach, in an interview yesterday morning. "Al- though there are no champions on the squad at present, prospects are bright enough to warrant my saying that we will have a well-balanced team, per- haps as strong as any in the Confer- ence this season...…
…TE '.HIGAN DAILY at Committee From' izes To Promote Disc sists of a freshman commission com- emphasized the importance of well or- en by the Y. W. C. A. were a novelty Have Colleges posed of 20 of the most efficient fresh- ganized committees which meet week- to our representative. They are given the Uni' man women who act as a stimulus for ly and besides taking care of their every Thursday night and boast no the class as a whole. regular bu...…
… -otd A; Steaks come from- I Tender Neat like you get -at the - ). INTURY MAIN MARKET PHONE 1091 with this issue The Michigan Daily inau- gurates its WEEKLY MARKET PAGE The purpose ofibis Page is to furnish Market Quotations to fraternities, sororities, house clubs and the faculty, for arti- cles for the table. This Page will hereafter be a regular fea- ture of The Michigan Daily. It will pay you to read it. The merchants who adve...…
…Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN I2 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1921 Number 69 r American Association of University Professors: There will be a meeting of the University of Michigan chapter of the American Association of University Professors Monday, Dec. 5, at 8 p. m. in Room 304, Michigan Union. CHARLES B. VfBBERT. Seniors, Colleg'e of Literature, Science, and the Arts:5 Cards are now being mailed to all literary students who are appar- ently planning to g...…
…THE WEATHER FAIP AND WARMER TODAY d *frr VOL. XXXITI. No. 60 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 122 -----w--------5- _:._. CAMPUS FAVORS BEAAINFRTHEATER LOSSES J-HOP TICKETS LIMITED TO+650' Six hundred and fifty tickets will be sold for the 1924 Junior Hop, ac- ' cording to the agreemnt of the Hop committee made at its last meeting. Applications for tickets will be made I on special forms which will be -given I -l 9 ,1U UM out ...…
…EY OFFICERS GIVEN 1-20 YEARS C )UNCIL'PASSES SMOKE ORDINANCE noke nuisances will be. eliminat- CRS CAME' G'REATEST GRQUP OF PLAYERSj EVER ASSEMBLED PLAYS AT COLU BU'Sa Columbus, O., Dec. 2.-"Brick" Muller, the University of California's All-Anmerican end, blocked a kick,, scooped up the ball, and ran 40 yards for a touchdown scoring a six to nothing victory for the West over the, East in an all-star football game played here today.I The tw...…
… Women Debate Ohio State I UIomen Tryouts for the Junior Girs' play will be held at 4 o'clock Monday and Tuesday afternoons in Sarah Caswell;t Senior society will meet at 7:15: "clock Monday evening at Betsy Bar- .our house.ss Dean Jean Hamilton will be at >. h~ome to University women from 4 to. r -6o'clock on Tuesday, Dec. 5. Due to illness the dean has not been able to be at home to the women of the Uni- versity earlier in the year. She ...…
…_______THE MICHIGAN DALY wide, and bloody score, and beat the cIN AND OUT" finest girls' school of ti~e nmddie west, With the opening performance to- morrow night at the Whitney theater Northwes rn,. Well, we heat .',AC. of this year's opera, "In and Out,:' semc li Mimes of the Michigan Union will pre- Etae lg sent their seventeenth production to The shovel will soon have to throw the public. the sand at the, trucks. The blades i t osatyicesn...…
…ME MICI DAILY tH I AL :,.,. .. ... .....r,.---' .,.....^.....- ,.... . STARTING TODAY r 1w loqq CC)NS 'I I ;i 1 v, fi l .ij14 FunThi 11 Ads /1 i 1, s._ ,, ITS STAGE SUCCESS ECLIPSED BY SCREEN SPLENDOR. '~ItlU f S EV E hAL Million Have Laughed and Cried Over This ~i~iU JilLove C'Vale of Little flig Toy, "199 Per (Cnt A terican! I1Ill IIGirl" Who Proves To B~e Not of Chinese Blood After 11111 ~Al1, But An Anmerican Girl Wil...…
…rm...n...rru.^ v M ;. ,, 4 .:.+r' ZX" :. W- 00 1NH RC QA EADY TO OPEN, ;TICE FO BIGTEN INDOOR YEAR011 GRIFIH ECLARES BIG STADIA, ASSET TD GAME'] - IGTEN HEA1) DENIES FOOTBALL umber of Stars Give Farrell Big= as one of the star weight men of the I E PRQFESSIONALIZED Chance; Burke, Hubbard, Lan - Big Ten and can be counted upon fou BYSANDS dowsk iIsbell Strong ; points in both the shot and hammer. Hubbard will ably take care of the ...…
…c may3 IOIVA Oct. 13-Purdue at Iowa. Oct. 20-Illinois at Iowa. Oct. 27-Iowa at- Ohio. Nov. 3-Michigan at Iowa. NOir* 10-Open. Nov. 17-Iowa. at Minnesota. Nov.24-Iowa at Northwestern. PU1RDIUt Oct. 13-Purdue at Iowa. Oct. 20-Open. Oct. 27=~-Purdue at Chicago. Nov. 3-Purdue at Notre Dame. Nov. 10-Ohio at Purdue. Nov. 17-Northwestern ;atPurdue. Nov. 24-Purdue at Indiana. CHI1CAGO0 Oct. 13-Open. Oct. 20-Northwestern at Chiago. Oct. .27-Purdue at ...…
…THE THCHIGAN DAILY y _. _ ,n,._._,,,..,,;, T'S GOING ON r NOTICE-Copy for this column shout i be submitted by 5:30 o'clock w the day before publieatlon. SUNDAYj 9:80-Congregational men's class, Con- =gregational church. 12:00-Open Forum, Congregational church. Mayor Lewis will speak on! "Ann Arbor, Present and Future." 1:00-Prof. W. R. Humphreys gives the first of a series of talks to the! class for college women in the Con- gregational ...…
…Section Two Ar 4w t Aq an jIatj Section Two VOL. XXXIII. No. 60 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS CANAIANWHEA9T EXPO RTMANIFESTS SHIPMENT OF GRAIN TO UNITED STATES DISPLAYS DEGREASE PRICE OF COMMODITY DISCLOSES LOWERING Slatistics Given Reveal New Facts Pointing to U. S. Prosperity FIRE MAK1ES 1200 PEOPLE HOMELESS Newbern, N. C., Dec. 2.-Approxi- mately 1200 persons, most of them ne-j groes, were made h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDY SERCES IN ANN ABRCHURONES~ 90BOR 1G cHES (Continued from Page Nine.) Charles Webb will begin at 5 o'clock. Mr. Webb has chosen for his topic,~ "Rhythm in Religion". There will be a Student's supper in Harris hall atI 6 o'clock. Communion service will be observed this morning in the First Methodist church. "The Cross in Today's Life" is the subject of Dr. Stalker's Commu- nion address. Bible classes will meet at no...…
… _v V R , THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECE iriR 3, 1922 EIGHT F THE PLAYERS CLUB (Continued from Page Four) gram of last year, and the first pro- gram of this year did not occur until the Wednesday after thereview ap- peared. owx, Mr. Bartron,, as there THROUGH THE OPERA GLASSES T I 'A SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1922 .. L N. be given a copy of the constitution, !had been no productions since the re- a_...…
… , . . lb V! _V . ,; ;. .. ,; PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECMBER 3, 1922 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mary Grd A' Modern Midas An Appreciation of Lithe, Moon-Blonde* Wonderful Mary' (Mar: Ewin) Ish^l never lose my vision of that dis- her body. Her every dramatic ge - Mary Garden, one o.. the worl turbing, restless figure of silver and ture is a poem in line, unfaltering in greatest singers is coming...…
…TH E M ICHIGAN DAILY. '4 V *: ,9 t-= SUNDAY,. DECEMEaR 3,1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER- 1922 ~'W4. ~I of his defunct soul, at the clown of a pretty legitimate extension of An- the universe who uses his only hope ato e France's "adventure of a soul of escape :his ..intellect,. not for_ at- among masterpieces." Interpretation, taining to superiority, but for chasing; classif- lation, catalysis,pedagogy; and moon-beams: in dr...…
… .. e W- j: THE MCHIGN T3IL1 PAGCE TFOUR. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1922 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 192 -- - a LL ~HE MICHIGAN DAILY Our Student Publications' in the DtanatI Section, where the same group of readers influenced by the criticisms may haveth.-bnefits of a different viewpint. It would seem that a critic ought to Back to Methuselah (Robert Bartron) iterviews and stories reeking with 'most popular of them all....…
….. { _ ..... ....,. . .. .. ...,.,....:x.. s. ,nF..r.xv 1 ryti ra rn cvmrt, ar e"r r. rxrs auxin rEVrar w' University of Ml II 10 HE[LP LEASUE Wllie Heid tn Brbour 4Gynnasiu~n All-ay Fiday and Saturday ALL WOMEN CONTRIBUTE TO 1AJE AFFAIR A SUCCESS Probably the most sinificant dem- on strati on of the spirit and ethusi-. asm with which the University women ) are working -for the League fund will be seen on Friday and Saturday, Dec.t 8 and 9,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, Di *"Th ates LERTH 'cw theatrical season. Since Miss1 Ain*. N C m ua "Grandma's Boy,". Harold Lloyd's Fredericks appearance in "Innocent" i AILnewest and most ambitios comedy, in 1914, Mr. Woods has been trying to a Continued from Page Nine.) opens a week's engagement here Sun- persuade the star to abandon her bril-h Publication in the Bulletn constructive notice to members of the pet of the screen world by his mar...…
…THE WEATHER WARMER; RAIN OR S1NOW TOD)AY OEr it i~au :4Ia iIlj IMEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS C VOL XXXV. No. 60 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS .. . _ COLDGE REQUESTSllitscle Shoals Proposal Again Faces Congress' __ I vashngton, Dc . (ByAT.) The uscls Shalsprolblem, which I NNUAL BUDGET ;i! T3 has been the subject of controversy for years, has become for the time he ESTIMA...…
…THE MICI-IIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1924 _. Editor And Professor Rivals in Connecticut Senate a.. s. Race .- - - thus making advertising and window display a vital part of business sei- HAMER FCMR December 7 Named Dean Edmund E. Day, of the School 'Tuberculosis Day' of Business Administration, presided at the "Trade in Ann Arbor" pro- In a letter received by T. J. erle, gram held by the Chamber of Com- executive secretary of...…
…W\ED.','SD)AY, IEEMI3ER , 3,1924 xSlfTTETO CN } FHRF UTOTCi THE MICHIGAN DAILY ork Urges Federal Oil Body; 3 ~s eclamation Program" [[KS 'SOPPOHIS I , 3 J'sue Pd' ~~sIi WAIT ON LEGISLA\TURE Tlans.ing, Deic. 2. (By A. l..... tb0 (biasttiebar tnYuuh al Z~l ~1;a ies 1 l a nd, seirel a y o fr State, to issue flieense plates gr'i; to all purchasers of new cars bet x;,con now and F:+eb. 1. g Ait.]rov.!l was zgiven tfoj low f;n". 1 r.'l i iry ...…
…FOUR THL Iv11CHICAN DAILY _,.. _ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBE1I 3, 1924 Published every morning exept Monday durring rie lniversit year by the Board in Control of Student ?ubications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- tited to the use for republication of all news ei patches credited to it or not otherise ,,credited in tis paper and the local news pub- Eshed therein. Entered at the postof...…
…WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1924 'HE MICHIGAN DAILY 5 Li MTA vA aW JUNIOR WOMEN WILL TRY OUT FOR P'LAY TODAY Tryouts for the annual Junior Girls' - willn t 2 - Bazaar To Feature Pierrot Tea Room Special dinner parties will be taken care of at the Pierrot Tea room in connection with the Women's League play wll open ai; 6 o coc xo ay na and Inter-Church bazaar at Barbour Sarah Caswell Angell hall, and will be gymnasium Friday and Saturday...…
…wM.. P'AGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1924 jl ti . r rirmo r. s t } STUDIES CRIPPLE WRESTLING HOPES Naterbil in the 145 Pound Division Exceedingly Scarce This Semester ELIGIBLE MEN SCARCE Vanderbilt Fails !rtri e To Schedule Game iOTRE M TEA Fraternity Men GYMNSTICSMY IShow Interest With Northerners Fow Intere Nashville, Tenn., .Dec. 2.-Vander- T bilt's football team will not take part 'inlieP4z'eeWith 4iroiig ...…
…WEDN ESDAY, DECI:IEME 3, 1924 THE MICHI1GAN DAILY ;4 p. Ge h rd a s 0 I!ieSpeY within the next week, acor~ing to Gerh rdtSays300 M ile Spe d lmer D. Mitchell, director. The lists OUMTOLUMN Is Lim it For M odern L&tl ne awill facilitate scheuixgofgas ad lcompletion fharangemnts.ae CLOSES CLOSES At 3PM .~ ~~' I A 3 P.M hrelinde mleAerhoniad2.7Jl SIChoiOt 1 the TeSecondl round of the interfra-I, " " Thee undrd mlesperhouris an 24367 ile he ...…
…PAGE EIGHT~ _____ THE MICHIGAN DAILY _4 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to tha l'°esident until 3:30 p. m. (11.30) a. m. Saturday. Volunme 6 WMINESJAY, l)E(EE R, ti , 1921 number 60) t I Chica go Noarth Shore a.nd Milwaukee N'iectrIic: Railroad will be showNn in Natural Science Auditorium Wednesday, December 3l, at 4 P. M. All e...…
… ESTABLISHED 1l890 Jr flup4 'AL MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXVI. No. 62 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICH. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS 'p -T REES EXPLINS WORLD PROBLEMS IN STUDENT FOR1UMi FRANCE MUST SETTLE SYRIAN TROUBLES AS TRUSTEE, NOT AS OWNER DISCUSSES CHINA Foreign Graduate Students Give Views Of Respective Countries On World Peace Question Emphasizing the fact that France's solution of the pres...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIITJRSDAY, DEC BER :3: 1925- THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4l.,)Ll l'1 4 y ,l.f l;/i, L1.11 L1J1b ,1 r V j Y _-_ Leape, Four Sister Ships, Meet iery Fate t '1 de len.Mo t i(. of1!]('(i1i' "i"u" S} r' i !.'rff heave nlot r',eeved a lpit of an- -:; l.:r". thracit al0 Isine I he p i of l1C ? / a sEttI ,A ..t, ( c tsIhe only Ii to o! for im 12l2(hle relT'H,(lealur say.the city's ent ire ' u511} , of aiit1rcC''T coal C he elisis r...…
…h THURSDAY, DECEIVBER 3, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE 1, , a SEES DETROIT AS AIATO CENTER Afr Transportation Has Possibilities For Future, Worley Says In Interview London To Capetown, Is Flier's Hope SUCCESS IS PROBABLE That the future success of commer- cial aviation is probable from. present indications, and that the industry will undoubtedly develop in the city of Detroit, were opinions expressed by Prof. John S. Worley of civ...…
…PAIGE 1,FOUR THEIFMICAI-4CAMfDAIL Y THURSDAY, TDECFEB 3,R193 XmeMrtneutin Plen 1 1 LL.I 1YPll. 1 LE\.1!-Al I LAlL H r y., .,.. ..a.. x u a . . .+u . - _ __ rPublished every morning except Monday du;ring the (University year by the Board in Cointrol of Student publications. Mtew b(,,s of Western Conference Editorial 4-sociation. IThe Associated Press is exclusively en- 1jtled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to ...…
