…trt4yn, at, F I- ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARC}I 4, 12-2 vrm In Methods Of University Control To Replace "Autocratic Type" I Proposed In Criticism By fichigan Man In March Issue Of "Survey" II gistc m in university government is, posal of Dr. John E. Kirkpat- structor in the political science ient, in an article appearing in rch issue of The Survey. The urges the replacemnt of the "aristocratic -or autocratic university governmen...…
…THE WEATHER FAIR; CONTINUED COLD TODA1Y r34 ~Iute ASSoCIATED PRESS DIAY AND NIGHT WIRE SEUVIt1'ICE VOL.. XXXI. No. 103. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 4 1921. PRICE FIVE CENTS FORONEY TARIFF MEASURE VETOD BY PRES. WILSON iMESSA(1E SAYS THIS IS NO TIME FOR HIGH TRADE BARRIERS HOUSE KILLS MANY BILLS IN LAST RUSH Navy Appropriation for $395,000,000 Not Expected to Piss Durng Present Session (By Associated Press) Washington, March 3.-The...…
…0 DEDICATED TO JUSTICE 'it' iba 41P t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS rnT xxx T NT.-i119 VI - V - NO. .11 LIGT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1925 EIGHT PAGES DISCUSSISPEAKSTONIGHT SPE AKS TONIGH T EDDY TO DICIS1COOLIDGE ON EYE STUDENT PROBLEMS* OF REG[AR TERM IN E ORU IRtedy to Prop Role of Substitute and 'IN E ROPE Hossg s 1Take uph Duties in COMES WITH YEARS' EXPERIENC AMONG STUDENTS OF MANY NATION S KNOWN AS WRITE...…
…N 'EATHER AND SNOW I £o il ~Iait l ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND \IGUT WIRE SERVICE I TODAY f I T VOL. XXX. No. 108. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1920. PRICE THREE ClI CURATIV ETHODS ALON TAU6T BY MEDICAL SCHOOLS -DEAN VAUGHAN DECLARES DOCTORS UNABLE TO COPE WITH MANY QUESTIONS PREVENTITIVE SDE 0 F EDUCATION NEGLECTED Says Sanitary Engineer Better Fitted to Do Publie Health Work Than -Phratlan BULLETIN (By Associated Press)...…
…THE WEATHER CLOUDY; PROBABLY RAUIN j OIL SN OW 'TODAY 9:g SirW ~IuiIp GIVE TO THE FOREIGN RELIEF= FUND _ - -- __ VOL. XXXIV. No 112 EIGHT IPACES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS e FRlIENDSHIP DRIVE Miss Quayle Relates Need Of TTINT*,0 3 1 a ' . r . c theStuen reiefofCzehoSlovakia, from starving to death. He was the TH RiAYE D nOto reiervie,300clredgee , only son of Professor Odrank...…
…,ESTABLISHED 1 890 Ahr Ap itX MEMBERI ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 116. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1928 TEN PAGES nUEOBET AIYSEXCUSE FOR EXISTENCE OUCEu B ECTPROVED IN 38 YEARS OF GROWTH I DTRSNOTE: campus, by E. 0. Holland, whose toast fl fl"Thfl Daily," according to an editor- to "The Fair Coeds" was "Reproof on TO 11fl ni ia in its second issue, Sept. 30, 1890, her lips, but a smile in her eye," and ("its ow...…
…ESTABLISH ED I 1890 -A- fri ~aiI I MEIMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 100 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARI>OR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS CRIMINALITY, GENIUS, AS HEREDITARY TRAIT DISCUSSED BY MJEON TRACES REASON FORl CERTAIN CRIMINALITY TO STOCK OF PARENTS IS NORWEGIAN BIOLOGIST Lays Failure Of Genius To Propagate Genius To Mating With Women Of Inferior Strain Dr. Jon Alfred Mjoen, of the Winde- ...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 4it it04 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I I . . . ..... .......... .. VOL. XXXVI, No. 114 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ARMIES AT PEKIN ASSUME DEFENSIVE 1(UQMINCII, UNDR MARShAL YU-1ISIAM;,', 1)EFE ATIE D ON TWO FRONTS AID IS BEING SENT Rukdediei torles Believed To Indicate Opening Of New Phase Ili Chinese War (By Associated Press) PEKIN, China, March 3.-The Ku...…
…THE WEATHER U E1TTLI 1) _t it an VOL. XXXIII. No. 111 20 PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1923 20 PAGES Section tOne PRICE FIVE CENTS PTURE TR In Berlin Goes Oklahoma Daily Home To Report Praises Union "Michigan Union Is University Ideal", was one of the headlines in a recent issue of the Oklahoma Daily. The article that' followed was based on a tour of a number of college un- ions by Gene Faulkner and B. S Grahiam. i The two st...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1923 Arthur Schnitzler's Fidelity In this country, the custom of judg- ROBERT LOCKE form, in this country since aout 1915, ing art by its conformity to conven- for you know Dr. Schnitzler is an tional morality has prevented a very Austrian. Before the war, however, wido~spreasl recognition of Dr. Arthtur there had been several editions of his Schnitzler as the ptaywfright a n plays publish...…
…uise for thierwise isecond entiments. expressed BREWSTER P. CAMPBELL ......................,Joseph A. Bernstein .............. ...... .Paul W atzel .........J. B. Young G. P. Overton )n M. B. Stahl echt an..................L. Armstrong Kern er }E. R. Meiss r...............Thornton W. Sargent, Jr. , ....George E,. Sloan S..Sidney B. Coates ...George Reindel ...lizabeth Vickery .. ... .. .. . . .. . ..E. R. Meiss . Marion Koch eltz Robert ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY FR tactics. That is the only way to be really victori- ous. It is the only way to develop the ideals of true sportsmanship, which in its higher aspects comes pretty close to the best principles of ethics. Michigan has made her reputation on this type of playing in the past,and the reputation is worth holding. MUSIC - AN APPRECIATION In the glamour that accompanies wild sobs of the saxophone, soul-stirring slides of the tro...…
…PAUBt TWO III: MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, -MARCIT 4, 1925 P~t*1 TO 11k MA JIAN AILYWEINESIAYMARC 4,19a G 1080 BILLS SiGNED AS SESSION ENDS1 Few -IAto ures of Controversial 'Nature I Ineladed; Expeet Many MJore 11 Todany COOLIDGE'S DESK :CLEAR Washington, Mar. 3.--An avalanche cif legislation, of normal accomplish- Ment to an approaching adjournment of Congress, dlescended today upon the White blouse, and when Presiden t Coolidge left his...…
…_HE MICHIGAN DAILY a ,, ; NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN very morning except Monday during 'the Univer- Board in Control of Studgnt Publications BER OF THE ASSOCIATED 'RESS ted Press is exclusively 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 by carrier or mail, $3.50. isArbor Press building, Maynard street. i...…
…__ _ _ _ _ _ _THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ _ _ __ _ _ _ TUESDPAY, MA-IRCH 4, FLOOR PLAN OF YOST FIELD HOUSE: FOR UNION FAIR rT 13;S 7 11 r --T - 1 _ 34 I31. I 3,P) 401 - 4Z 0l OMEN 41 1 l'r; E, iConfined to ITospitaIl I.L. 13. Prdioml, instructor in elbl- C._ioal pycoog illinthe I'PM- V" erS'ityho)Spitl suffe1 ring f'roma as- t 'd. IHis cla~syes will meet as usual hil h is in the hos pital, othler in- trutor hVing bwen put inl Charge ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICI IGAN DAILY ST'NT AY, MARCH ', 19.29 . PAGE T'WQ THF. MTCI-TTCAN flATlY ~T'XDAY. MAflCTT 4. 1928. MONISTER AlISHI1 NARROW ESCAPE BLINDING -SNOWS" S4QJTALT1 FOIRCES 1LOS A TO () ACEND AFT'I COMPLE3TES PANAMA Lt PortIion Of 4,000 ~iI F~ront.('iiha M1tie i Itour Flight; Ten Butler univer sity freshmen, stayed later at a: da nce than they ____ - P edg soTuappTu_______ ________~w-'' to s I 'A L , set Washington's bin luhyt~...…
… 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 4, TH MCIGN ALYFRDYMAC-4-12 0 PLAN LIBDAIIY COVAS NEW SHANGHAI HOSPITAL FINISHED FOR SUMER SESSION PElementary, Senior, Graduate Courses Announced By Department Of# Library Sciencet REQUIREMENTSLISTED Elementary courses, courses for sen- iors leading to the degree of Bachelor ; of Arts in Library Science, and gradu- ate work will be offered in the 1927 Summer session by the department o. t library s...…
…PACE TW1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rI -thUSDA)Y,) MARZCH 4, 1926 TO CONQUER MT EVERtSTBYAIR1l iX:. j V 5 t ' " At. p'ptiJ ir r Io'(Ie models on1 4disp1layI I. "36 so(1 ii State 'street +z Ann Arhor,iMchi. 2ask alu auns htkyj'siv ur oziui c ,s y ~WHITE(OUSE &HARDY 1.lg R!OADj tl ^ J\1SWAY AT 40 'Th lSTRE)St[ 144 W E-ST 42 " 4 ST^RE ETj METROPOLITA,' OP! R1 I hit lr 8IKNICKERBOCK(ER bUILDI NG i84 B ROA DVy.7X,- AT \\A LU STREE T________ 1' Don't...…
…THE MICHIGAN, DAILY IQKI&&N LOSES TO IOiNANS52O-181 Cap lponi 2, Haggerty 1, Birks 1 Laude 2, Japse 3, Hicks 1, hxair time: M-1chi~gan 10 Iowa eree: Kearns, DePauw. Pr i), Ohio Wesleyan. nuun RRTIri~IlnN rvr' 1; Iowa: Score at 9. Ref- Umpire: 1~r Q QOLE FA VORS all parts of the couintry in the refor- SAVING ,FORE STS restration movement.4 4 (Continued from Page One) j IIUIIII I LIVIJIUIU LIII LU i LU Captain Ely, Ksipke, Paper, C...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 192 THE FARM BLOC AND INFLATION A year ago the farm bloc was at LILLIAN REID tariff; Eison has so eay money novelty, a nenace to prty politics; I scheme; Ford wants to run a nitrat today, as this session of Congress lant; one want to start co-perative nears an end, we see it initts true isnedtotesttes.ilpoaty t o ysteonr Cmpp (0 iniarknaieting on a nationl scale; an- perspective, It is little more i...…
…SLug a Sound To Aero Work i l MOSCOW, Feb. 7.-Soviet Russia will soon have a wireless station cap- De. able of transatlantic service, says H., Nikolaieff, assistant commissar for posts and telegraphs. The station is in progress of erec- tion at Bogorodsk, near Moscow and at- is expected to be one of the most F. powerful in the world. Its towers ern will be more than 900 feet high, which ing is 300 feet higher than the famous ni-' German wire...…
…at££. I AVRL..nA £ .Jty i .fd~I. e w...,r . ... . . . . :, ;. "., . :.. . . ", . .. . . f .. .. .. ' ' "' " . . , s i " , J n ,' 4 r fRy p,'Z _ _ _ { , BATTING PRACTICE TESTS.PASTIMERS Hitting Drill Calls on Varsity Hurlers and Receivers To Do Extra Duty' PRATT MAKES FIRST CUT IN DIAMOND SQUAD; 50 SURVIVE Batting practice for the last two days has given the Varsity baseball candidates a chance to test out their hitting eye and is cal...…
…11 AVEDNE~SDAY, MARCH 4, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACF T1TRES Y~i, Fiild IHouse Ideal. P!iee to Hold Shlow, Aptloiiotige 'Firae Riead1 says Pki n Greatest Maneuvers In Naval History The public officers or better professors." A. R. Wood, '27L.-"Not, if by. so doing, he fails to perforiln the dluties for which the school pays him to (1o." Appetizing wIem t '- FAVORS NEW TAX PLAN! Yost field house will provide prac- t ically thle best, ...…
… °_P f J Y ... p ' " a. ' 1+ ' Y *S 7._ Is. WANNim I r times. The all fresh played a fine' game throughout and many of the men showed real Varsity calibre. Miller and Whitlock divided the scoring -hon- ors for the winners. Cappou played a fine game at guard. Elmer "Cress played a stellar game for the Phi Kaps. He scored 10 of his team's 15 points. Loring also played a good game. Hahn A Champion Of Former Days 10 NEWMEN HEED SWlMMIN...…
…4tARCH 4, 19 24 THE' MICHIGAN DAIL .. E astern olege Executives A Discuss The Modern Girl We hear a =seat deal of criticism; apply herself to scholastic work with for sophomores, and 20 for freshimen IIa of thae modern girl. Men and women; brilliant results. Let's stop criticizing l ju N ~UDIn this way the school work of the in-V5u9,U oWae aTte hadof nsttuion o the modern girl. I think one of our 'IA S tILULu dlividual and her school work...…
…SUNDAY, MA.ROH 4, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREM SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - PAGE TI1RI~ DAILY IS REISULT OF GROWTHOF138 YEARS (Continued from page 1) paper, and had grown more preten- tious in the use of cuts and features,I partly due torchanging customs in nation-wide journalism, and partly to the growth of the organization itself. The next ten year interval saw the development of The Daily to its pres- ent size, and...…
…'RlDAY-1 MARCH I4, 19271 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI-IF. MICI-ICAN 4fl/SiL 1- ln'.a . ,* r n. nrna~rCOMEDIAN KILLED1l STTEVVA7. EREBYLON IN SHW "ri h j it ( ff if n-teI, (if the COM ENC S I NI~IIKelsoBros. tbin show which annear- ed here last fail, the mnw;hto in-1 troduced to Ann Arbor that .snapoy! SPOnisored :Ry Mic?iigatn H1101 School wise crack from which he got his', 1)ehntling le nue To D~etermuine it nie, vras atta cked and killed by oue...…
…THVRSDAY, MARCHT 4, 1926 THFE MICIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE CO K TO TEACH AT To Answer Farm PAGE TIIREE~ 0 Queries By Radio a BRITISHCOLLEGE. Exchiange Of Professors Arranged j : r:::::::"::;. Wlith University Of Mandiester For Next Years REGENTS APPROVE ]PLAN1 In an exchange of professors with:; V ictorian. university of Manchester Eng., Prof, J. M. Cork of the physics {. ; "} department, will join the British school's staff during the next ...…
…______ _________ THE MICIGAN DAILY ; I omen IH USPITAL FFER FoR UMNAE ILIET .,..,.: fare: Agnes Stewart, '24, Dorothy WOR D)unlap, '24, Amy Martin, '24, Dorothy Greenwald, '24, Harriet Bury, '24, ]+l-sieI Cil fur :Tlo , '23, Frieda Keifer, grad., Mfargar- et Kraus, '23, Phyllis Mellencanip, '23Ed, Dorothy Lippold, ,23Ed, JBeulah t lWomaen Sliowv to Answer C Voluniteer{+ There xwill be a special meceting ofll The annual Alumnae banq...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 192: THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE A Magic Hand In The Near East After one has viewed the situationi JACKI in thte Near East from every angle he( would probably not deny that Turkey has reached a position in the afair prtentions ttat they may' appar of the world which is eading to a hib so It is this type that is yI coniition not only rapidly approach-te ostdageoi;antI as a rest ing a drastic climax ut involving th i aetei...…
…< TV v ,. a 'tom. '6 - 9 ".1. %Qd::5 / I x , _ ,_ . ., , ______________________________ SPIRITED' entered, but as yet they have not ds- orpaydthiiwrs.Aitedoeno TE PL ~irit MB~ laedthirwaes A hedoe owTRCKAHLETES ARV a whirlwind, for Bruckers and San- 1 H MGfA1 R 't chez are out with hammer and tongsF R BRUJCKEIRSANCIIEZ TEAM MAY to regain their lost crown, while Og- MEET GREEIN.OGDON FOR i don and Green are on the defensive. Michigan ...…
…1A*L ev.il TANTED: An agent to sell the famous abash stationery box to stu- nts andtteachers. The box tains two hundred letter ads and a hundred envelopes, inted to order, and fifty blank cond sheets. All for a dollar d a quarter. Liberal com- ssion. No investment. Write day to the Wabash Printing mpany, Wabash, Indiana. L !, III i EIII l I III i I l ~llhIII:: f I Board ReductionE $6.50 Three Meals $5.50 Two Meals 5 3 Forest UNION SEEN AS...…
…PAOGn FOURTH MCH ANDIYWDSAY AC4,12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, Al %NRCH 4. 1,925 Pub~ished every morning except Monday during the University year ,by the Board in Control of Student P'ublications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republicatio~i of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwse credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished th...…
…From The Other Colleges, uth, Colgate, Wil- women will also be located there An ebury colleges were athletic stadium is to be erected and ipate in the annual the chemistry building is to be re- inter-collegiate ski- modeled. held at Montreal un- Princeton-The first mid-year com- of McGill University,4 mencement at Princeton was held this 9. year, when 86 men graduated. All of Student Council of this number had served in the war. recently set F...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ,. .e... ........ r, ~tu t a111nothing" and often as that fallacy has ---- - ~n ~ antemepleit to ngt soe thongforTEDu been NWPPE ant ) oootnRO LLI C AMPUS OPINION r~E eaffirmed. ___________ UMVEUSV~Y F MICHIGANThe aesthetic value of all inovis iT heEitr practically nil and "Thle Heart of a "1' l }LAlT Published every morning except Monday , hro" is particularly atrocious. L ast IENROLLS 101')iIt woulI be jnteresting t...…
…PAGED FO1IM THE MICHIGAN D5AILY sUsNDAY. MRCH , 11924 . ..... . . ........ . . Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member 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 herein. Ente...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY' FRIDAY, M0ARi 4, 192 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Pubuications. 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. postoffics at ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY .W0,4V £thditgau Dattgj Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conterence Editorial Association. ihe Associated Press is exclusively en- <tid to the use for republication of all news patches credited to it or not otherwise t1 im this paper and the local news pub- . t.c11t Yhe postoffice at Ann Arbor, i anr.. , sccwnd c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,_ .. ., OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIIVERSITY OFMI[CHIGA1N Published every morning except Monday+ during the University year by the Board inj Control of Student Publications. - Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of alls news dispatches credited to it or not other- I wise credited in this paper and the local news published there...…
…PAGE FOuR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1923 Music and American Audiences The attitude of American audiences NORMAND LOCKWOOD most certain to be, but such reforms toward ensemble playing is one lack- are not to be created artificially. A ing greatly in understanding. The valuable lessons that the old world In music, we Americans have no slow process it will be. though in tine average concert goer is an advowee has to teach, and instead c...…
…U, Pi 'I ge I !Iawkeyes Tonig, F start plays and to break up Iowa of- fense. SElyBest Center The center position will be filled by Ely. There is no question that the work of this player is above the aver- ed every opposing center that has been seen in" Waterman gymnasium. He iseasily of All-Conference caliber. In the Illinois game alone, his work mer-. ited a great deal of credit. In this ISLIUINARY OF contest Ely scored ten baskets fro...…
… tunuramitiuric OPEN TO STUOEN T5S Italy- America Societ y an~d Romance Language Department Announce Summer Excursions FREE TRIP FOR BEST ESSAY ONT ITALIAN CONTRIBUTIONS Two E~uropean tours, open to mem- bers of the faculty and students of the University, were announced yes- terday for this summer. The 'Italy- America society has planned a trip to Italy with definite educational objects in view, while the romance language department's tour is ...…
…WVED NESDAY, AR CH 4, 1925 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY P'AGE FTVI ..,. . . _. _... t , ., _ ... I Ob I Izi * Awl X/ .s- 010) le l ly JUNIORS AND FRESHMAN VICTORS IN BASKETBAL SOPRIOMOILIES, SE-HORIS BEATEN' AS CLASS T'OURNIAIE'NT j COMMENCES Victors in the first series of the in- terclass basketball tournament which Baroness Leads Japanese Womenj was playe( yesterday were the jun- iors and the freshmen. The juniors defeated the seniors ...…
…he Led upo tils According to investigation by an en- Sofficers are terprising "cub," the campus is found i ouallycThis to be fairly swarming with all types in the Army ofauthors, poets, and journalists. official source Research shows that the curou thing about the whole affair is that these famous persons are going about incognito during their college ca- reers. The "cub" discovered that it is not modesty but the fault of the public. I Files ...…
…TUESDAY,> MARCH 4, 1.924 9 rse Prince iVisit America Van T fie Gitu Letters From Japan4 * Traveller it Defence Of 'Book' T Editor of The Daily: You lent your columns yesterday to gr an Indian student who wished 'to as- sail my 'book "India in Ferment," and SI assu~me that in fairness you wvill give t-me space to reply. It "would ill, be- come me to defend my book by assert- ions counter to those of may critic, andl I therefore submit inste...…
…i Q , DAY FA RCTIT,12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIrVn l .. - I \ _ 5 \ I % aj\ \ f -- - f( RULES FOR WARNINO, ORGANIZED COOPERATIVE BUYING FRSCI[EES ISCOPRS Alm ; VSENIORS PROBATION CHANGED A dvisers 3ake 'Noneyt 1t.espon sihie For OwnilA pportiii uOr Study .1ours ELIIBILITY RULE REMAINS Froml the office of Advisers of WXo- men com~es5 thle annouiicetnent ol a new policy concerning womewn si 1I- dents who have had failures in their...…
…rTITT) aY, "WA CTI .4, 1 )2 i THE MICHIGAN DAILY rncr FIFE FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1927 PACE FIVE 111P mom Y ''i +7j y jY, L1di 4+v r Af 14f I !. ------tom,- - , .-- ejW ) a 1 '4 S r c t t T STRE"SS CHAiRACTER I Ohio State Students'WME HO NTRSTCass Teams Riva Have Unique Society In Basketball Play I3S U SO S O E P Women sudentsof Ohio State un-niJ ODER POLTICSirC0cst l esklice thl1 I________hve_ imqueorganization! b-ni oftetfe cas1alctal ...…
…TTrIIU1,SDAY, MAUCHT 4, 19M6 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .- C, - no ", lf4 1- F >' 1 rr_ t . r 'Women ?Tot CapabIe To Take C'ontro~l In Own Hands Dean Jeani Hamilton Declares ADVISES ORGANIZATION Miss McCormick Gives First Talk To Club Leaders 1l"F hthel \ ( (rikn n, of Itbe physi- ,<leucation departmen t will conduct 'he firvt meeting of the beginnersj course ini clubi leadIership whvi i is to )e held at ; o'clock tonight in Lane huall. The...…
…THEICHIGANDAILY PAGE .W_ - , MOVE SIGN FARTHER? pijO WIil VlOP FICTION IS MOST p- T READ AT LIBRARY GOD wL M n i T Washingi 013. March (By AT.)- The Ford otor company was granted a preliminary permit yesterday by the Federal Power conmission to devel- op power at the high dam erected a cross the Mississippi river between St. Paul and Minneapolis by the gov- rnment as an aid to navigation. What is the most popular form ofi periodical li...…
…ENUDAY, MARCH 4, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE This week's success in The Freeman Among the Magazines is Mr. Edward Townsend Booth's re- markable essay on "Spring in Flori- N. B. da." Mr. Booth's style is so consist- THE BOOKMAN for March: Men as ent in its rhythm Hat it might be call- well as women should read "The Flap- ed a prose song. per's Wild Oats" by Elizabeth Breuer. Other articles are: "Shakespeare The title is obviously misl...…
