… ..... SPAPER AOTHE UNIVERSITY OP MICHIGAN orning except Monday during the Univer in Control of Student Publications. OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ress is exclusively entitled to the use for s dispatch'es credited to it or not otherwise, and the local news published therein. stoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second iuilding, Maynard Street torial, 241 4. ed 3oo words, if signed,the sig- in pr int, but as an evidence of be published in The Daily...…
…,.,. Ea g except Monday during the Univer. introl of Student Publications. EIE ASSOCIATED PRESS s exclusively entitled to the use for >atches credited to it or not otherwise be local news published therein. e at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ir mail, $3.50. ess building, Maynard Street. Editorial, 2.4. exceed Soo words, if signed, the sig- )pear in print, but as an evidence of will be published in The Daily at the left at or mailed to The D...…
…lid mr Z OF THE SUM Y OF MICHIGAN. Saturday Afternoons ig, Maynard Street. ditorial, 2414. :0o Daily, except Saturda words, if signed, the sign print, but as an eviden e published in The Wol eft or mailed to the office, receive no consideration. the writer encloses posta rily endorse the sentimen I AJL' W V some of our right to a claim on the old "go-get-it" spirit. Big brothers are needed, but no one but real men and first class stickers ...…
…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...…
…PACE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRfL 4, 1925' DAILY SATURDAY. APRIL 4, 1925 .x,: ,; : i EVERY' SATURDAY Ito WATCH 0 ' 'g IT GROW! .#1 After The Blow- Outt Bu tt i j .o cqip yurcar " 1*s 4 Specal D1 01onalCor C onsrcto oe t r - -bcascDulo tirske ol a. Ia S thTIre pair Company a ~"Oiie of the FinestFre Dealers in Michigan" :331 S. Main Ann Arbor, Micli_ X111111 ii1111111111 I IJIII11111 liiI 11111111111111 3tlt 11111111...…
…I' I i'E l MIC..HIGAN DAILY TAURSDAY, OCTOBEI~R 4, 19i' TO L. J LAD FREH E ~~t1v4 II1feXiiangcd al Seconds ';, d'.A. le -eplti4Ji1to be "oeld 'loiiilit RII{ AI WELLS TO BE er, Grad.,; Stewart R. Boyer, '24L;, ling hovered on the brink of (l*eat Ray A. Billington, '25; John G. Gar- at the hands of the ;girl fro-nitie linghouse, '25; Harry C. Clarke, '24; West, who excelled in the shorter John S. DeTar, '25M; Kenneth B. Bab-} shots. cock,...…
…Ti-2 :MICHIGAN -DAILY MINNESOTA TRAMPLES ONN lHETfN M orga " .S n My Act -, unofficial observers at the coming rep- 'matters of the S. C. A. work can also; field. All menwo aydliye, arations conference accordling to word.h a ttatdsa el salohrs Who ar '- 'from New York. lHe will assist Colonel I _ -oted, are asked to eo'at1 Logan, present observer. Sicdba1I Conitest IPlaimed o'clock at the field in orderha m Sophomore lits will .play the s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY____ ________ lilYCONCUDE Great Explorer Takes White's NV ILL 101 ONOCUET Place On Oratorical Program 1I fAMIT iUNCH f a~r n nnrC U IUU IL1 ILL Roy Chapman Andrews, explorer Asia in an effort to establish definitel i ua iu rui and lecturer,ha been secured inth proof that Asia is the "mother of all ai S. C. A. and Y.2%. C. A. Officials Cont- place of William Alleni White to speak life," will speak here on March 11. Coolidg...…
…THE MICIGAN DAILY TiT'S TOMB PENETRATED, FlRUTHER BY EXCAVATORS Luxor, Egypt, Jan. 3.-(By AP)- Today was marked by excitement and thrills, at the tomb of Tutenkhamen in the Valley of the Kings, for Howard Carter, having at last removed the curious pall rack that obstructed the entrance to the door of the second shrin, decided that the time had ar- rived for penetrating further the sec- rets of the Royal tomb., Mr. Carter, and Mr. Callender, o...…
…_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 Wan 41-111 'ICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY 'OF MICHIGAN hed every morning except Monday during the Univer- >y the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the, use for on of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise i this paper and the local news published therein. ed at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ter. ription b...…
…morning except Monday during the Univer-. d in Control of Student Publications. OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ws dispatches credited to it or not otherwise and the local news published therein. ostoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second arrier or mail, $3.50. or Press building, Maynard street. 9 6o; l~ditorial, 2414. not to exceed 300 words, if signed, the sig- to appear in print, but as an"evidence of e...…
…I_.. Univer- practically assured by the proposed mentor system for men. This would give first year men who would not otherwise have anyone to take an inter- est in their welfare, an opportunity of meeting men about the campus, of learning the traditions of the University, of getting into campus activities, and of really entering into college life and securing a start that will make their four years here among the busi- est and the happiest o...…
…__ _ _ _ _ _ _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 ...…
…TIHE MTCHIG--zN iL' IL V ADDRESSESI TORS HERlE (Continued from Page One) ipents in British Politics," and Chemistry-Plivsics conference, ad- 3sed by Prof. R. K. MlacAlpine of Analytical Chemistry department. ferences In mthiematics, biology agiclture were also held. )today th~e programi will be fea- withI the addresises of Prof. uat P.Sherman of the University Ulios iand Prf.Grant Showier- of the University of Wisconsin will talk on~ "Gree...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DICUSSESI AOMS Inner of Nobel Prize For Physics Delivers University Lecture ESU1IBAES NEW FIELD OF WORK IN ATOMIC MECHANICS Dr. Robert Andrews Millikan, win- 3r of the Nobel prize for physics last ai, and second .of the only two Am- icans ever to have received that nor, delivered a University lecture 11 o'clock yesterday morning in itural Science auditorium on the tbject of "Atomic Structures." He aWs in Ann Arbor to delive...…
…r PAGE TWO TIW MICI4TCAM lATIN SUNDAY,. OCTOBER 4, 192qi. a______1____________________________ - d 7AS.l A&SVaL )± V 1...'14^" I' Hisor In tr ctr W its B ok"1 O~1w Ii.(i' ;sl ociety of th! The boo, which was plisbli 4i w c~ z h e h ri tia!Re a j sa n e " Ie lur Idli 5 i I fellow ofile Royal the Century Co., cot ii 1 ' 1 C H IR I lll.toi..,rl ti~i y of i.ugand. oil aul (IoI~nlilt , SUJ Ai a,.th c z-. ,oLfe aaes ai 4 l it yli I {et- 415 ...…
…PACE TWO 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . a... .,.. _ . ., ...., a ®.. ,.. a,. 1 - _ -.. 4 nn 'FORM ER TURKISH R ULER LIVES will suffer the same fate, and so they drives a taxicab, a third peddles Ger- cotnuinmir npoetyi E-man-made "Persian" rugs at the. MEA GERLYON BORROWED MONEYopean cities.1 p Riviera resorts, another sells cheap TO ! The more energetic and practical of cotton stockings on the streets, a (By Asociated PressOne of these Turk...…
…4 AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAIL.Y a, ,: ll Illf 1 1 1' \.l' .111)S :l '2 1.7 ) v 'w wa WIL:L VISIT HOMES GUESTS WELL TREATED Caniton FI+. tWells.I, actngforeign suetadvise^r, announI ced that this yeatr, as in Iprev iousyear, students at the CUni c: "vlrstywJo (conicfroirlOtL- ci onre iw enltertained at Christmast timec in the homtes of Am- ericans, living in niearb.y Cities. This hosptalty s beng rovdedthroug~h M.rs. I,.. :1 adessiIceof Lans...…
…rl _ AA ' TWO 4 -THE M-ICH-I-GA DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 192~ S'TU[NI YMN4IUMEdison "Scholarship Contest Winners Enroll At Maussachusetts Institute Of 1Technology Is- NOW READY FORHUSE TROOPS PATROL TOWN OF RIOTS City Planning Body Forms Greatest Concern of Thi rty-first Season of Municipal Leaguei Athletic Apparatus And Sihowers Thoroughly Ovehauled in Summrer Vacation Waterman Gyminasium ...…
…H 17 M T r P T r.'A'NT 1-1 -A T I V [Xl +t3 Rk L+C+t",R CT Tti1 #fM t Mnem 4t x -n =, iuxx. -1 1i. A INr FA. Y! ..' VL' N ESDAY, DEC. 4. 1929 CONVICT CUNFESSES CHERRY GARDEN HOUSE IN BASLE K OEE MAY HOUSE INTERNATIONAL BANK n[ i ______ i r p TRANSPORTATION LIBRARY IS NOW THREE LEAVE FOR PLACED AS ONEOF BEST IN LAND SCIENCE MEETING r 4 _1 IN OARHINS ROBBERY Fight Waged by California and Wyoming for Custody o vprr PAWNEE, Okla., Dec....…
…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~...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FORESTRY WEEK WILL EDTH UPU TIIP MLLLITC illlrtYAN1 nATL 1 "Wu. n ESBnarY .u uw r COUNTRY APRIL 22-29( STATE COMMI1TTEE PhANN 'G TO CA3111AltGN IN MICHIGWAN UNIVERSITY TO COOPERATE Forestry Club To Hold ExhibIts Of Timberland Produicts; Prio grant I To Be Arranged. American Forestriy week will be ob- served throughout the state during the week of April 22-28,, with an in- tepsive campaign in every county to i...…
…THE MICHTGAN DAILY .f 111 1 - p ROGKFURHD 'PLAYERS LIST MANY SUECCESSES FORPRODUCTIO'N DURINLI SU MMER SSSIO N "BrniI'w~i," "Hr (ijirdhi6iiidl Eave-," for the next yea~r and a half by the A nd "C licago" Aim ong D)ramnas Actor's Eq~uity Association. ' f itleCa Oin Progriun "Mier Cardboard Lover" will be fol- lowed by "Broadway," Phillip Dun- Final plans for the third annual ning and George Abbot's mnelodrama sumrmer, season of the Rockford ...…
… 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...…
…_________ ~THE MICHIGAN DAILYWENSAMY4 1t"1?1) :l? I .11' MA .1, 1921 1 0 .......... Michigan AluniI Secretary' Is Chosen First President Of New National-1 Body scretazries in the United States. Iscuission of Alumni problems and -,cehes by some of the leading see- rkreiwere also liven. W. B. Shaw, general secretary of the Michigan at the ccn i aii, _iCa~l (AlEORI.-"are hitn Alumni Association and editor of the 11111l, N. C. Ioth lnade spe...…
…° ':. -' THE MICHIGAN DAILY COLLI12 SYM1POSIUMI WILL BE HELD HERE meetiing ToBe In°Xatural ,flence Auditorium; Headquarters Will Be The Union KRUVT WILL BE SPEAKER Dr. H .R. Kruyt, of the University of Utrecht, will be the guest of honor and principal speaker at the Fifth National Colloid symposiumto be held in Ann Arbor June 22, 23, and 24. The symposium is held under the auspicesI of the Colloid division of the Ame- rican Chemical society,...…
…P'AGE TWO. HRDY OEBR4 0( THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, Z 4, 1926 :IflflIIT°°L NomineeAT THEDETROT THEATRES1 D ~ d r U d a 4fe ats S n B t e H B N S tELLE N ight s 5 c o $15 [C [ [ [jPLAYHOUSE 50c and 75c. A Golden Success niglsh Professfor Will 'balk On rihysteR-Of :Electricity Friday After- noon And Saturday Morningx G ARRICT? SU BEGINNING WIL:XPAN ESSAn Intimate, Pulsating ILL EPLAIN7 EST I lusical Reuey Pr. R vdington, Cav endish A ~' Te...…
…r> THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, -DECEMBER 41, 1926 "" ". ....r + + r °^ ii illt '" n"" xx. er ce:.cxux°.., SCHMALZ ADDRESSES Speaks Of Inmportanace Of Estblihing Standards Of M~leauremienit for Business Performance TALKS IN SAGINAW INAUGURATE NEW SHEAD OF COLLEGE "It is impossible to over emphasize the importance of establishing stand- ards by which business performanceA: can be measured, and it is just as im- portant for the manager of ...…
….V am r L,.. TVI'-i A'-I N LAT1T1LV TI'17T4'\tY 1'h t'!T Y A %TVV 1 'T T I. N Y n" o a cJV11I rSdkxllVLtiI I UE±SDAY, JANUARY 4, 127 r EQUIPMENT BY FORD Gift By President Of Motor ('omniYt Is Valuable For Srta wlardization Laboratory GUAOE ARE RECEIVED As the first step towarid eqluiping the standardizati on laboratories of, the Univer'sity, Ed, el Ford, president of' the Ford Motor company, has pre- sented to IDean ii ortimner E. Cooley...…
…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...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Si"Xl)AY. T~AGJJ~ TW4 ITHE MICHIGAN DAILY 2 INDAY, APRIL 4, l92~ DATESOFSNR headdIine Is Set For Gown Orders; Fock Election Will Follow Spring Vaation AN*NOUTNCE CANE DAY Dates of the traditional events '.o be observed by the senior classes this spring have been set by class officers, pending final verification by the Uni- versity administration which, it is ex- pected, will be given at an early date. Che origi...…
…')PAGE 1IWO J THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 4, 192u ~'AGE ~ TUE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1926 WORLEY DEPICTS TRAVEL METHODSi~ P-art-Time Lecturer Portrays Close Relation Between Transportsa- tion Aidd National lWelfaire j AT THlE THEATEUS I To ay--Skreen Arcade-- "Th e Untamed Lady," 1 with Gloria Swanson. PLAN VEICUiLRTUNNEL UNDER DETROIT, Hill plans of t he Det roit River ubway Inc.., top building vehicu-lar and stre, ralwayv...…
…I H E Mid:I--iIG,..N' DAILY T'. .r L'.I SLi1 .Y,. Mae West Arrested VACHEL LINDSAY TO APPEAR UNDER State Street Is NoTs Again As New York AUSPICES OF INLANDER MAGAZINE Longer A ere RoadWod Is WaitiRemeer Saturday, et. r The Inlander magazine announc- States. His latest volume of inter- E np our n; O e.es its presentation of Vachel Lind- pretive poems, "Candle In the Ca- By Lele ye the say, America's troubadour poet, as bin" is filled with nu...…
…r ~ T "HE MICHIGN-'W~LY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1921 1 . . . . . . ................................ ... . . OW H IS REW ARDED MTKFUL SERVICE- is Grant Leave Of Absence' George J. Lutz, Foreman For 40 Years DIARY OF UNIVERSITY CO-FOUNDER1 IS UNIQUE TREASURE OF LIBRARY Forestry Magazine CAFETERIA AND BRACE SHOP ARE Appears On Campus UNKNOWN FEATURES OF HOSPITAL I i s ARC ---T tE, A RE -E S . BIRTHDAY BANQUET; ti Midnight Thursday mark...…
…PACE OW THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER, 4, , 1928 OKLAHOMA \WINNER MOTTIER TO TELL OF NEW PROJECT OTflAK a a r u s t .tir i i f" i/ L ) 1L-L 1 .. v...rTUESDaY.ra DECEMBER 4 .+..a.a . . 192 IN LIVESTOCK JU!N CONTEST AT -C lCAGO0 INTERNATIONAL L I V E S T O C K EXPOSITION GETS STARTED AO4IES SET NEW RECORD North Carolina Wins Col JTugingi Contest; $YiV na Wet king His iest wheat S'amile ( Hy As-sociat ed ress CHICAGO, 'Dec. 3-Beans a...…
…T-THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APIL 4 929 Dear Readers: These Men O( S( P ertnent To pi cs At Other Schools o 0 University of Illinois:-The Uni- versity of Illinois is engaged in an effort to increase their appropria- tion. A debate for a million and a half dollars is now under way in the., state legislature at Springfield which is, according to the faculty of the University, the difference be- tween progress and stagnation. Kansas: State Te...…
…PAGE. MY TIH . MICHIGAN SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1920 DAILY - - _ i FOETERSTOP Yale Student Flies PLAYR To Mother's Bedside AT SAGINAW FOREST' 1N FILD DAY EVNT,.:::::::. . ANNUAL AFFAIR SPONSORED BY FORESTRY CLUB TO BEGIN^ AT 8:00 O'CLOCK SIXTY PEPLE TO ATTEND Y Rifle Match, Scientific Games Wood Sawing, Canoe Tilting { To Feature Day Events of all sorts suitable for a Forester's recreation will make up the Poresters' Field day, which will ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TVIESDAY OOl03t 4. V T _ _ - - _ ,. .. a BL~ S XIIION DISPLAY INCLVTI)E' ORIGINAL1 LEITTfRS AND PAPERS OF G ENRAL SURRENDER EXPLAM3D Lett4rs Anrid Retporb Rs eveaI In fill~te Story ofTBattles, And ArgamninP Excha nged II th f8e Commemnorating the 150th. annivers- ary of the surrender of General Bur- goyne, the Clements library has on dis- play original letters an(I plans of the campaign of Burgoyne. The material has been...…
…f THE M 4 .. iCI-HGAN DAoLYtit_ QRAHAM ISCUSSES PR EVENTWON Of ATTACK&S ATTAIgNFNEW GLIDER RECOa R LITERARY CLASS HEAD' BY SRUEBUD NORM ON NATION'S[QFf5RSJ , ,,,MAKES APPOINTMENTS~ -. .. m,... . ,..,a. .. ._ I'nriowus Met J11o"Iqof (heel ig Inisetls Oiitlin ml By 1Eiitoiulogi"cal Authority SAY PAASIES USELESS On ii ii '~ u mnof investi- Iiiuq n te abits and control of luret i~ces wichwas started in a prviusis~ f TeDalProf. 1orPt i, ''i...…
…THE MTCTiTCAN DATT-Y SUNDAY, ? 1J C'J IJJJJ 'C' -J. 1927 TIlE N4R1 ITCIAN flAil Y 63 MILES AN HOUR LONDOCN (lerm my ,nd Great B~rit- OREGON-Under a ncw regulation its store delivery of freight. amn rdav exclmnge(I notes mutu- the University of Oregon lib~rary will ay hiliovisas on passports c, stay open evenings. Soap and toilet preparations m ado ibi a oa~entering (%,,h other' s 000- in this country andl sent ab~road eacih .n;>> he aol...…
…aT - . J l c . ; ' ICJ ,- ?,, Fi;' ;F T . :", .T ';L 1P, ' . Iii?., TLIF. MICHIGAN DAILY ~DN~S DAY, JANTJAPX 4, 1q28 mwmmmkw OPER ('ST KLAOMASTATE TOOPS GUARD CAPITOL CHAMBERS F oresters To Visit UNION POSTPONES AS HOUSE MEMBERS AT TEMPI" TO USE SENATE ROOMS Schol Drin-We BOWLING TOiURN EY I~hOO Dul e helIowlng tournament, sponsored AFE811S tyI j . __________ ate 1Myiofte1ntdby the; Union and the intramural [de- ____________________HMeerft...…
…U -ENVOY RDINAtNCE TG RECEIVE RING BY CITY OFFICIALS UW IILLd UId I6ES MADE BY TMOUIT HEAD 1 near future. Major Brooks intends to have slides made, which will be shown to men taking ordnance work. 1 LAMONT URGES CANCELLAITION OF .DEBTS AT CONVENTION (Continued from Page One) Arbor, or any person participating in said dances, to sell, give away, orj drink any intoxicating liquor in or about any dance hall. No Free List "It shall be unlawfu...…
…; THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDA CRT\ TEAMS 9I AT SPREAD freshmen will be played at 4:15 o'clock Friday afternoon. Seniors and juniors will play at 4:30 o'clock. The plan of announcing the teams at a hockey spread was tried this year: for the, first time. The spread,,which was in charge of Georgia Church, 123, was attended by more than 75 wo- men. Dscussing Te ,BritshCrisis League Models Display s4 - y Styles LA S G:AMEF TO RE PLAYED THRF...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, J ,1\ istinct Economic Progress British Publisher jflg ISTMN GCEDETSNRAE MaeI .92Sasov r eecsAercn Representative!TEM Iora AccrteDiagnosis Brings Toll N 0 - !no-99 o 34 istinct economic progress has ness and commerce has gajned sub- Si't Arl,,4inn'r thp n~ cti Ai* arnc1 3,,tantiaj ascendency over 4truotti°v""r (.Continued from Page One) Reports recently made public by these. Miller and Haggarly were sen- the Am...…
…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...…
…Ll enit on P'riet 's ): y Russian icw- papers CE IS UAIRI ,)I) i,1d to be the most pretentious things Dr. GUy, G. Alwaay, '16, Democrat,'- i'the issue.. A number of writings w Aas defeated by M.ayor George El 'by new cotrCibutors aj pear in this ? ewis, "eulcn or the offic oC TU SIC A I numblier. Thie detail's re gard'ingthe I mayor'. Only twVo Democrats wee TI C f A N~ poetry cot>>et will Ibe fouW nd ihe el'ected to office in the election, ...…
…mNA~_ _ _ _ --- I Features StockJ 7ago Symphony- For eenth mSuccessive Year MISSIDIARY TO :SPEAK kAT UNIVERSITY.SE hcE REV. MORURS FRATER SECURVDI TQ GIVE An)bRESS SU~ND)AY . . JEEMNO Rev. Morris Frater, for years prom- inenit'i missionary work among the f~outh Sea Islannders, will b h speaker at the .University' servics to be field in Hill auditorium at 7:30 O'clock Sunday evening. He will ta. k, on the~ subject, "Among tho, South' Sea Isl...…
…than occur in a Michigan town of1 I r 41 g z ti aI t 1 50,000 in six months. Saftey cam- UFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE paigns could be extended to our UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN beaches. SUMMER SESSION ishe summer session except Monday A woman osteopath states that 50 per cent of college freshmen have nber of the Associated Press. The As curvature of the spine from sitting in ed Press is exclusively entitled to the or republication of all news dispatch...…
…l CAIN AVL OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN - SUMMER SESSION Published every morning except Monday during the summer session. Memb er of the Assciat ed Pess. he 'As s iated Press is excusivol ' entitled to the use for republiiation of a news dispatches 'redted. to it or not otherwise credited in this paper ad the local news published here- ptered at the pstoffce, A", Arbor, Micigan, Wssecond class matter. Swjbscription by car...…
