…..a...+ LCU.5%'&#&E L Lu Vdy l A A 49U' Series Of Celebrations S WiL WiIL EA H lli 111111UIIIIIi p111111t 1111111111111111llll llillllltlllllllllll111 COURSES THIS SUMMER The fumes T'heatre -The old pendence was re- ide to a ins which aorat- sign- hall .has just been rebuilt as part of' the restoration of the Independence Square buildings. The United States Supreme court occupied the back room on the first floor, while the first floor ...…
… igan League SII NCMU ority To Gdive PEAEAUMA ae'i a Fifty Chapters Organized by Women aj 'n ' , Ces t Graduates in Various Localities1 Sark CHILDRITEN'S MOVIE NE TS LEAGUE $50' Approximately $50 were realized by' the League from the benefit movie which was given last Saturday morn-' I ing at the Majestic theater by the girls of Helen Newberry residence. This is one of the series of entertain- ments which are being given by' the. various so...…
…. -.----- Sigma Delta Phi will hold a meeting I: at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon at; Martha Cook. ; DR. CORA J. BEST ADDRESSES HIKERS t DIN~b . TEX R. H. Campbell, t'reasurer of the Uni- gig versity, before members can use the courts. Players are requested to bring their own rackets and balls and Plans have been made by Mrs. J Emswiler, chairman of the swimm committee of the athletic section ing of of the Girls' held at 7:30. g in Newber...…
…UQl ET N a w. ssardiays.) i d SERS, EN6iNEER, DIES ' AT HOME INl SAGINlAW Collecion Of Coral Fossils Here. Declared Treasure Of Science AY 8, 1922 Number 16$R ce of the Deans this morning at 10 in the M. L. BURTON.; ly of all students of Education at Newberry :15. President McKenny, of the State Normal A. S. WHITNEY. p._ the Faculty of these colleges on Wednes- Room 411, Engineering building. LOUIS A. HOPKINS. )ral Union will be held...…
…RU 4 i~-An rl jDAY AND NIG] ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1922 PRICE F - MAND HEAVY FOR '24 ]PROM TICKETS I; SAND MEANS BSTITLTTE IN and ers ofI March 2. - Majority a house ways and means e hopeful today that a of the soldiers' bonus >een found in the pro- substitute for the cash bill, a provision for ad- certificates, upon which men immediately could rom the banks. / of the plan already lertaken today by the mmittee to w...…
…clusivel1 entitled to the use for tes credited to it or not otherwise >cal news published therein. Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second rd Street. if signed, the signa- an evidence of faith, Daily at the discre- )al office. 'Unsigned No mianuscript will sentiments expressed STAFF 'OR....... BRZWSTER P. CAMPBELL .......................Joseph A. Bernstein .................................Paul Watzei r................................J. B. Young aG....…
…CARS wanuacawie, Dusnescs ana proie- sional men. Names that appear on the national advisory boards, include Joseph A. Faurot, deputy police com- missioner, New York, Dan Beard,'na- tional Boy Scout commissioner, J. A. Hall, educational director Associated Advertising 'Clubs of the World, and Gutzen Boglum, sculptor and presi- dent of the Inuternational Sporting Club. T BODYI L THEFTS' MARKET of Dealing With s System of lIearanceJ [arch 2....…
… + 's t :i - i .. .. ..._....__.. .-- .. .... ,. .. ,., ......_....... ...... ....r..,.. ., ..,. .. - --=- its lemoral- i an ex- He said that students of an Eastern college had bet $200,000 on a single football game. Illinois defeated Wisconsin, 35, in basketball Monday night. 37 to an James D. Bond, former University of Pittsburgh linesman, has signed a contract as assistant football coach at Centre college Kentucky. "-i DE DN ,HESTR...…
…S I U a U U cecac An attempt is being made to secure the pardon of Charles Goram, of Pon- With Purdue settled .in first place Michigan's play wholly out of balance tiac, convicted of killing his wife and - as undisputed champions of the Big and allowed the Hawkceyes to begin given a life sentence at Jackson more et Large Number Ten court race, attention has now cen- threatening operations. Captain Rea than a year ago, the pardon plea be- thlet...…
…n~ one-third of th aiversity are pa ,hrough the univ thle recenlt annua ireau of Appoints hows that of 3,22 wring the year, themselves. Spe this situation,t "This is a fac especially co01 one of thle oldest country." in's Great CJontri .es calls attentii entage of self- the University of es : "Diurinag a 1( r, tile University with visitor's night at the observatory as well. ENED Mercado to Speak Aug. 2 A. E. Mercado, of the romance lang- 11'P...…
…~4Unusual opportuity to interest wo- men of the graiduating class in affill- the ating with the work~ of the Asso- d to ciatio~n of University women is offered 1 do by the second conference of the In-. or- ternational Federation of University mey. women to be held July, 15 to 18 in >m 9 Paris. At this conference there will be university women from the Brit- ish Isles, India, Canada, Spain, Den- rom- mark, Italy, and France,, as well as from fr...…
…L DULLLI (11:30 a. m. Saturdays.) 1098 8, 1922 Numberl nittee, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: leeting of this Committee in the Dean's office Friday 4:10 p. m. JOHN R. EFFINGER. eting: .t 4 p. m. in Room 212 Chemistry building., C. H. STOCKING,Secretary. able to meet these' classes on Friday, March 3. SAMUEL MOORE. 1equired Medical Examination: ce of the Deans held March 1 it was agreed that in the who do not submit themselv...…
