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… .dan BIai I: PR] _I)6Y AIND)N SERI ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 30,1925 PR] MUST [AN ding n and the Consum- the subject of a lec- )fessor C. E. Griffin, department, at 5 o'- in the Natural Sci- Professor Griffin ity of the view held the people that the an between the pro- sumer is a parasite Hobart Talks On Work Open To The, Women "Teaching attracts yearly the larg- est number of wopien graduates into its field," says Mrs. Amy ...…

…I erous anU vicious consequences re sult. That state of mind which is C1 1 popularly attributed to Germaniy before THE the war, and generally thought to be AN the natural by-product of the Gei- Monday man educational system, is the result ssion by of an over development of the hlead Publica- with an accompanying decrease in the power of the brain to comprehend all news national and personal limitations, and othe, wise may be directly responsib...…

…Vanderbilt Heiress On Honeymoon ICIAL BULLETIN is constructive notice to all members of ved at the office of the Summer Session n. Saturday). .40. 1 . AY, JULY 30, 1925 Number 215i will be given by the Class in Play Production , instead of Wednesday, August 5, as previously E. E. Fleischman. 'CHILD HEALTH RULES APPLIED TO STUDENTS ---4 Miss Mabel Bragg who is teaching a summer course in "Methods of Health in Schools," is appliying her...…

…olleges the enrollment cated in San Antonion, according to registration for T.. H. Shelby, director of the Bureau the summer ses- of Extension of the university, the di ty of Texas has vision under which the school will be spared with 3,105 administered. Instruction will be giv on last year, ac- en in English, history, mathematics, riven out at the chemistry, botany, Spanish, and prob late registration ably in economics and accounting uly 27,...…

…4P tttmrx kLA. AND WARMER TODAY Aw an i~~Iait ASSOCIAT PRESS DI)A ANIP NIUIIT I SERICE No. 10 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1925 PRICE FIVE -'-.:--- T QUAKE S HAKES SANTA B R ANNUAL TRIP . E. R. SMITH ARRANGES FOR COIMMODATIONS OF UNI- VERSITY PARTY XLY 10 IS DATE Day Trip Planned; Co4t Esti- ed at $25; Group Will Visit noints of Interest at Fabll . E. R. Smith of the geology de- But returned yesterday from a Niaga...…

…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY ___________ ICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE NIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION hed every morning except Monday the University Summer Session by ard in control of Student Publica- Associated Press is exclusively en- the use for republication of all news ies credited to it or not otherwise Iin this paper and the local news pub- herein. rd at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, ce as second class matter. cription by carrier, $i.so; by ma...…

…MICHIGAN FL ILY HOUSES' I, IN CQWM CLBS AT 3P.m,. L S I F IE I M R D 1 4 a: Is Describe d as Continent F O R SA L E rr rriIIIIIIIIIII i III II III Ii IIIII iiii rriiii C-MELODY saxophone. Silver plated5. few' weeks ago. Save $45. 811 .E. Huo,22143. John A wt. - H1tI FORD TOURING for" sale cheap. 1923 = Free Picnic, Parking Grou Moe.Call -Hagen, Dior 6578. SANDWICHIES AND WANTED This department and ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___K i...…

…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY AlLY OFF ICIAL BULLETIN blication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of University. Copy received at the office of the Summer Session il 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday). umeV TUESDAY JUNE 30, 1925 Number 190 sleIans on the Campus: idents who so desire may enter the Summer School Orchestra which at 10 o'clock on Tuesdays and Fridays in the auditorium of the of Music. Bryan Lays Stumbling Blocks ...…

…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE v-- pp, 3k1tI 3Ufl ~3aiZj MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Y VOL. XXXV. No. 180 EIGHT PAGMS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS, THIRTEEN CITIES UNION OPERAgTUR FIFTEEN DAY ITINERARY BEGINS DECEMBER 18,AND ENDS JANUARY 4 VISIT SIX STATES Twentieth Annual Production Will Feature Variety of Costumes And Scmile Effects Thirteen cities in six different states will be included in the 19...…

…T'AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY 1 .\ Y 210, 1 1 ° ; TH IHGNDAL AUDYMY3,12 I 1e boug.ht and sold mnore s~; ond-haa ,d college tx books at ret ii than any other cello e bok, store in the coujntry during the year 1924-5 o W want to Increacze that the -:Year of 1 9225-m26 amount by one,-haf o we have thousands of dlaswaiting for when you are through with your old boks you . have which department . uy many boosthat you miay ar...…

…SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1925 ° - .:MI-CHI( AN - DAILY THE LGHIAN~ AILY- -- ---- - ANrT ED!1 I Girls' Discarded Dresses ISRE URKA ~C1CN~I _Coats and Shoes, Ai R }a' ~v Batter ,tfj) lOP Th L 1 1l g caledon very ~vrtIijr~~ "e la~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~und Ievry c1ear day .and to e '',; .e '[n jt [I I (lt f R i g};1 1Jf { : _, 3 u u uW.iIhebet of shape o ake the Cas h iest Paidc 4hil la, ' a it ol bq ltr- l ing I in the geat Aneri- ~ ;rtwx~t~ip , sund...…

…PAGE U OUTR THE °MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY;AMAY 30. 1 Pulished every morning except Monday during the Univeraity year by the Board in Contro, of Student Publications. Members of 'Western Conference Editorial Association. The A'sociated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise cryedited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the posteffice at...…

…PAGr, F.rVV T'R-W MTr..MlrAMNDAILY SiATIURDiAY, MAY 0,95V, i 1A "£ i Y\: l 1 V [ 1 9L+- +++~~ ~ * _____AA WW E - _--__- ._._".-e-- ------ ---- - . .. ... ..---. J iv 4 I la.ws 'TO BE REPRESENTED' All women interested in attending t be 'summer conference of the Y. W. C. A. at Lake Geneva, Wis., will meet from 5 until 5:30 o'clock Monday at Newberry hall. At this meeting a delegation chair-! man will be chosen and plans will, be made for th...…

…I I THE MICHIGAN DAILY. SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1925 R -------------- ,w .:_.. __ _ _ _ wr++ RAOMNDCoach Mann's Proteg Take Con e WISCS U9lNTERSGH LASTlCS tMichigan's swimming team intendsf to make ;a strong 'bid for the _cham..ti (Continued from Page One) Sce rothers of ayen h pionship in 1925-26. Soole.i vault at 12 feet, while Huff tied School 1)efeated In Singles by .' The Varsity squad will be strength-t for third. Munz and Doyle, b...…

…SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGM SEVEN . At 3?MAVRSIIE AT 3'R;. M'issing In Arctic i. FOR RENT! FOR RENT-For summer school, rooms new, close to campus, single or double for girls. 821 Univ. Dial 4018. SUMMER STUDENTS-Best rooms in city, near, campus. $2.0 and '3.I00 a week, 337 Thompson, DO YOU wish, honorable employment --not manual labor-at which thousands are successful; odd hours or all the time. Necessary instructio...…

…WAnV V-TG14T THE MICHIGAN DAILY I D AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN i Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all nembers o the University. Copy received by t e Assistant to the F 0*ent until 8:30 p. m. (11:30 a. n. Saturday Volume & SATURDAY, MAY 30, 192 Number 180 Attention Seniors: Tickets for Comnencement and the Senate Reception, and the programs for Commenesmeft Veek. WilJ be distributed from the>office of the Secretary of the...…

…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE lai Aa IaiIt I ., MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS p 4 VOL. XXXV. No. 154 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS - , FRESHMEN PREPARE FOR SPRING GAMES AT INNERTONIGHT MEETING AT UNION WILL RE- UNITE FIlRST YEAR MEN FOR CLASS AFFAIRS ASSEMBLE AT 6:15 Lawton1 '11, Authr of "Varsity," Will Give Princpal Address On Program In a last meeting of the year before the spr...…

…I PAGE TWO TiHE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1925 ThURSDAY. APRIL 30. 1925 LEADERHS S'OU6HT FOR S.C.A. CAMP' by Y. M. C. A. secretaries and proba-I tin and welfare bureau officers areI calftrtained at the camp. {Lincoln, Nebraska, April 29.-Five Nebraska students who left for Venezuela in February have been as- signed to detail work in mapping the geological structure around Lake Maracaibo.I LA WI YEAR BOOIK ture of the book. P...…

…THURSDAY, APRIL. 30, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ~r ,A.... ,,. ...a .. .,. .. ......._, ..... r.. r.. . ,...... ........ a .. _ _ ... _ _. .__ HISTORY SOCIETY WILL MEET HER IlissiSipl iValley Associatioii ('o~aiii n 'I'o W. L. C'lemnits' Library} For Session Tomonirrow KAE1RPINSKI TO SPEAK '_ Members of the Mississippi Valley hIistorical association, which opens its 18th annual convention in Detroit to-I flay, will hold their second la...…

…0 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIIT ISD.\iy, APRIT., ". 192:. __ . . ICI - Published every morning except Monday during the Un iersit year by the Board in Cantrol of Studnt Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusivelynw- 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 ...…

…THURSDAY, APRTL 310, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . PAGE M" ThTURSDAY, APIIIL 30, 1925 PAGE F!V~ ) -AII 6 Mw Ilk VA OF&WAMI MEM NI Ticket LeagueTckt PSaleWill Ciose WINNER OF PAGEANT TO uri U0I r~ii Friday at 5 o'clock the ticket sale CONTEST ISANNOUNCED I U IILLI LLIIUUL! Bridge Tea May May 9 and 'Benefit 3 Are Features of Week )Foyie PETER PAN GIVEN j Two big opportunities for the Un- tersity women to support the Wo- men's League, ...…

…?AGO six THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1925 yto*0000-0- \ i r"F- .t F " r..r +.... .....,,,,; ar , ._ _ ^ _ . n I DECISIVE WI1 "arsity Netmen Take All Single Matches To Win By 4.0 Score RAIN STOPS DOUBIES Michigan's Varsity tennis team add- ed a second victory to its list yester- day afternoon when they defeated the University of Marquette racqueteers, 4 to 0, on the Ferry field courts. No double matches were played d...…

…'ITIURSDAtY, APRIL 30, 1925 CL CLASSCIOFIE ATS 3P.M. ADVERTI SING AaI THE MICI ILGAN DAILY PAGE EVEN I __________ LOST- IA)STI-Small gray purse containin; money. IPlease JphoneC383-IR. Li'--0!1 campus or Lincoln ave. from Bunrn's Park to Brooklyn ave., ]lfl 2 of glas,7e in leather case. l] inder pl,,-use call 3606-M. Reward.' 1,0,171' Near Arcadle Theater Moniday rims. Phone 2996, 927 Forest Ave. 'LOS'l'-Tickets 1879-1599 inclusive, r ...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE. MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APPUT, 34, 1925 G a ~ I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by th, Assist*nt to the Preident until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdaya Volume 5 THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1925 Number 151 } Faculty of the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: Attention is called to the mid-semester report cards which are being...…

…THE WEATHER PROBABLY IWAIIME.I TODAY ItA11 ti Sect Or ._._. ______ p VOL. XXXV. Nro. ,58 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARELOR, MICIIIGAN,, SU'NDAY, NO V EMBER 30, 1924 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, F _,_.._.... .... ..g . ARMY, NOTRE fl9MElForeign Student' InrFian W IN F IN9A1I S M ES iI or rgan years to come European v ritlnt i1t lepe)nd to a great extent FOOTBLL oi? ohm to gtfinacial help) to eal 9I teint gtan educationde"ae ______Pr. Arnold Wolf...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUINDAY, NOVEMBER 30, apers were presented by - o nsIe of the University of Miehi ElectrnS u d er Ths nf wllbereorehis inforn1111I111111111tlllllnlllx1111iiilllllbel1111recorded111ii11: iiTT .rateliy .nrdtiled under an index :,,t,=, t 2.4I sy. czt i: nthe c, '"ireof the bureau. :: eek BIegiiiihu,'G A R H\ IDt,)Oz o 2 h;1 dILI pcil ot i trb m :eoffurther Trrow eMatinees FautEneriw ihstudnts ubedib- tlie eomiy Eo it i ngB1...…

…AY, NOVEM"BER "M, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY l at. a',r SEET RD UIS The roke of Miles Standish was tak The ;orcers, aa rmred for th mran's' according to Robert A. Campbell, ra IcY nthe va iOzu~3 scene; by Blruley v, safety, Jan to Ii is assistarnce, ex- 0N ue of the University and manager NTH G09DE PUPI[S t~~~~~~harvi sand l C~a V i(7nentan ; .Tohn lacec lg to net aslewall r or someRE IV HUN oth}an.M:Cmbl'ase- iflhIn_ t9,Adthe band. Mr.r Cam...…

…THIL II.CIGAN DAILY SU-NDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1924 sin senator),in Democrats, 15 amr ---." t Laborites, three, and Socialists, two. M U I __________________- On the face of the figures the situationEDsI ished every morning except Monday seems secure against any opposition 1 I the Universit year by teBadi liI 01 of Student pubBoardons.n of the Progressives which might be / AND Be aroused by their exclusion from active NiEST-CE PAST T R M e nbe...…

… Guests at Delta Delta Delta, last lenic ball at the Kappa. Alpha week-end were: Velma Null, '24, De- house,. troit, Marion Stotzer, '24, Sturgess. Elsa Schuler, '24, Royal Oak, Virginia Mrs. A. 11. White entertained Stair, Monroe, Ann James, Lansing, jllowing guests at hanksgiving and Aline Thurlow and Aletta Wert of Columbus. nor: Doris Gladden, '26, Helen Pc 25, Marg uite Ainsworth, '26, Mrs. Elizabeth chaperoned at a j)live McKay, of Pi ...…

…S THE MICHIGAN DAILY s1JNA OUTSQA HS Leading Light Of Champions COFDEC MNEckersall Fails To Select WS Michigan Man For Eleven[A, STIFF SCRIM AGE W RKS OhA1UM Is tall t to fah toZlluncorked a wnefl fesv ther P uts F irst and Second T~ ea n1 u on th head f a s ngic tJW alt critiyIrh TboghHesnDri ofiSmll AmounIlts of 'IX ersall, well known football ciicteChicago-Wisconsin scoreless tie weaker Seso : oey whose All-Conference eleven is r- I brought...…

…I AY, NOVEMBER 30, 1924 THE MICI 4GAN DAILY TinsI COLUMN CLOSES ATSR9.?I LASSI IE TMi$ ICOLUMN CLOSE$ AT 3 Pa. , 4 1 t ADVERTISING1 P ERSONAL CHISTMAS CARDS PERSONAL CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS ENGRAVED or PRINTED Proper engraving takes time. Selec one of our many attractive, exclu sive designs and place your orde now., 0. D. 1MORRILL 14 & 17 Nickels' Arcade, . NOTICE t -y ! i t BOUGHT, Sold, rented, exchanged, cleaned and repaired. We...…

…TI .. I IIQN AL Even Chauncey Depew!1 D AILY OFFICIAL BULLETlIN Publication In the Bulletin is constructive notice to.. all inembers of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to th-4 P'e:dent until 3:30 p. mm. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday, Volume i SUNDAY, NOVEMBDER 30,1924l Numtber 58 1 TO file Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, December 3, at 10 o'clock in the President's office. F. E. hIobbilns. senate...…

… IFeature Section I I ) LL Sir igan att Fea ture Sections VOL. XXXV. No. 58 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1924; EIGHT TURNS TO SISHD Ar M) V, ;, I .... _ .............................. . t ..: 6 .,.}> . ' : s '; ! I, -- -. . . -. . . . . . . . . . . . ..* 'i ~S'O1"lJ/7 01 71112L , 1 ?t) oc:.P;ilwo Bank's ( { , 'Cv JJ .1 i:,11j uj. r(.1! 'eddinq) . ill cry' I tin freii I t~7~i.:, atr}). 'i3fl'ux : ;!, be I...…

….. THE MICHIGAN 'DAILY Mr. Ake.ley Discourses on th~e Junge U niversity Teaching In Holland ac to4 do Pt to cter in the material point of view, re~iprofessors and foreign stu- rents becoming much more rare than hey used to be. But it remains the pride of these universities to lose othing of their international charac- tr in the intellectual way, preserving ,e Netherlands worthy to lie regard- d as a permanent sending and receiv- ig stat...…

…TINDAY,INOVEMIBIER.'10, 1924. THE MICHIGAN DAILY P'AGE + +. +++ '.H* Sports *** $?, =* Brown and Slaughter AreIL Named On All Star Conference Eleven Final Footb all Scores of 19gor24. Season Picked by Daily Sports Editor' By WILIAiM H. STONEMNn Any team, mythical or real, must h ]ave balance in addition to individualf ability in order to be powerful. With that' in mind we have selected the above all-star teams from men who have ...…

…r Books and W riters - -r - -- -- -" ~~ dreamy speculation of his mind, as to - shell ing who had taught the peopleE which would be of a "moon-lit color". Lite here isi how to grow colored cotton." +effects of too I enin' half-light, with all the varia- . Verisimilitude adds to the lure-aath. 1 dn6 aetons et affords. ,This is not to imply FayTasSuhA e a in lived "where Brail and Argen isln Ta complete unreality. Why are things 1 tile meet;...…

…_" PAY, ~DAYNO EMI 3ER 30,1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TII w I TN ' ' g J'Iusic and Drama i ? q e rr DIN -- sounded from any pulpit' one-thous-Frnhtesaeaiwoson :andth so eloquent as that which' comes! I "The Show Oft" and "'The Torch Bi I r } - to life in this playhouse, transferrede's SuptigMsBon, i h e ur m n y t a s R l h r t o e et i i a v r, R l h 0l v r n~nd e r 01 " T h e'M ira c l [o a t ca h da;u d r t e e -i - 1 e j f...…

…LGE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBE' 30, 1'24 * «- Uniersty Women -A- I Cooperative Cottages in Mid-West Universities SCHOLTEACHAER WINS $13,500 PRIZE Novel Chosen In Serial-Book-Movie Contest By Jessica Megaw Actual living expenses for college women have °risen in the last ten years from $288 for room and board during the average college year of thirty-eight weeks to $418 for the same thing, according to statistics s...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY P, by Sarah Slocum, '25. The subject is: "God's Holy Day: What Is It For and Why?" "The Mircale of the Corn," a C huchesreligious drama, will be presented by the Presbyterian Players, directed by Robert Henderson, '26, and Anne Miller, '26. The public is invited. SL Andrew's Episcopal Church There will be no admission charge. Holy Communion and Church school will be held at the usual hours. The First Methodist Church Rect...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S NAY, "e Cinema The Arcade "~Abraham Lincoln", the picture hich has caused such a sensation in e cities where it has been shown, anno'tnced as the First' Nationall eture to be shown at the Arcade eatre during the entire week. The oduction is conceded to be an ar- stic and dramatic sensation. George Billings, considered to be a rfect likeness of the famous nation-1 hero, gives a characterization re- tarkable for the portra...…

…ABLY FAIR 11 V Lw 43irn 4 t Ii IVI ~J1IVI"L-1'ta IASSOCIA s VOL. V, No. 33 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1924 EIGhT PAGES PRICE, ,Y INSPACHER SPEA9S TONIGHT ONDRAMA AS SCAL FORC RATORICAL PROGRAM OFFERS; NOTED DRAMATIST AS SECOND NUMBER WROTE WAR POEMS' roduced "Daddalums" in London; Author of Other Well-known Plays Burton Gains Upon Illness President Marion L. Burton is rap- idly on the road to rec...…

…________THE MICHIGAN £DL LY _ r _ / AV p. A ff d oA,0 d ( / . eves " Rve b S 1 t tro''' We' da 11~Y th1rv e reo 1 t1 sa ' ocore V p tv h eb f at tVt, l t J e AM For the fake of ERE is one thing more important than great cities and rich farms. It is, the American Spirit. It is the spirit that threw off the shackles of tyranny and gave birth to the Republic. The Spirit of America is the Spirit of Liberty. America without Libe...…

…__ j gg ~rights and privileges, I I"In a state-supported insttittion ;..x elike Michigan, it is not felt that there PAFIHE1O OHH~ Sttemet I Alu nus ssu are any gouns for drawing such a A ratl r clear, concise statement fo the fact that townspeople in the statej lie of distinction, but it must be re- the ticket situation problem is on- of Michigan get seats on the 40 and membered that alumni receive appli- CiOr a"Izalons WilL Assist In the~ t...…

…THE MIv1ICUIGAN DAILY ry morning except Monday rsity year by the Board in nt 1'ucations. abers of Western Conference Editorial ation. Associated Press is exclusively en~ to the use for republication of all news ches credited to it or not otherwise Sin this paper and the local news pub- therein. :ered at the postoffilce at Ann Arbor, gan, as second class matter. Special rate stage granted by Third Assistant Post- scriptionby carrier, $3.50; ...…

…HE MICHIGAN DAILY t T _._. -- - ------..., -. '', AM MMU Sti52 s-- MARTHA C09K SCORES, - I \/-v .,..... ARCHERY CLSS TAS TOR To IYAKE AWIERY Woman Makes pI9Y ntainh Success Of Debt '" Laden Business lHOSPIALCHI L 'CHILD CONSERVATION HOLD EXHIBITION UNION OF After 5 minutes of playing, the Mar- tha Cook team made a goal against I NSororsis and broke the tie of theirj first game which was played Monday. Monday's game consisted of fou...…

…THE MICHIGAN Y . - - V"ALLLILLLH %a .r caruuu!mu w . 'i m n r $ i nip RSITY TO LEAVE .dmwll cm MR FUH MINNESOTA TODAY NTIRE SQUAD IN OOD 0SHAPE TO MEET HEAVY GOPHER OUTFIT wenty-Seven Player. and Coaches Sp aulding Expects to Use Reviiniped to Entrain at 2:29 O'clock Attack In Michigan Gaine Today , Saturday "BROWN JUG" IS PRIZE PEPLAW AGAIN IN SHAPE Twenty-seven members of Michi- (Special to The Daily). x's 'Va.rity fo...…

…THE MICH-IGAN )A~iY .. [IL AT 3 Po44f WANTED STUDS-VT DELIVERZY I fll IN TOflgen , oS the new president of the A Dlvretoayprofteciy5cCleeoSugosISI1LT TUTOR IN Accounting answer box OPEN NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS Li U~LI r. harlesMayo 33 Michigan Daily. Utl83 .N OpoieCutH ueA e r s d rfSTUDENT Desires washing andi iron- i PHONE 3591-J {i0 9 H 1 E ing dlone. Address W. E. Klein,____________________ ADfVERTI SING FOR SALE WRQOIIT IRON BRIDGE L...…

…ITIlE I ICIIGAN DAILY _____ __ FF IC I AL DULLFIIN I ion in the Bulletin is constructive notice 't%, all members of versity. Copy received by thbe Assistant to th., F" esident until m. (11-30 a. mn. Saturdavk 4 5 THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 309, 1921 Numbewr 33 Ir' t l morro1,W night1.at 7::;0 in the audiito:rium of Lane Hall. As customary, all members a' txCre i1'C~St to be prs1n. Leo i7. ~oikPres. ; .hcarsal w\ill1b held ths vniL frem 7 to ...…

…WEATHER Y FAIR TODAY; INK'ED COOL oo It i~au akziI NEITER kSSOCIATED PRE! And WESTERN CONFERE EDITORIAL ASSOCIA V. No 7 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FP .. " f I, PRESIODNT S TWO OFF1IS 0 1924 CABINET T GUILD PRESIDENTS ) BE GIVEN PLACE IN BODY S WEEKLY Liert, Ramsay, John- To Head Importapt Estimate $750 Yearly Cost To Students Here According to the rough estimates of campus ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDA z T. STICS SHOW I OT OFWORK gation Carried on in Over Cities in 31 States nd Canada 70 9 PERCENT JOBLESS New York, Sept. 29.-From 10 to 12 per cent of all workers in the Un- ited States, including men and wom- en, are out of work all the time. That was the statement made here today by the Russell Sage founda- tion foliowing a five year study of employment methods in the United States. It is made clear in the r...…