…IENBSD.AY n DEG4. 1,29 "THE~ MICHI1GAN DAI.LY PACE TMtRK ' m_ i T 11 , RL!llL Ir l Ll1!!1 11! _ ..._. .. .. ..r.. . .... aI f0I Ia "kt''s . 4. if r \\tt1 x 44, yly' C7-, Am'** - ur w Ar The S[CkfTgRy Says- Reflecting the thought- fulness of the giver, endu rig as the spirit that prompts its giving, jewelry is the ideal Christmas gift. FRATERNITY BADGES qIPI 3 i Ihat~domni and Charm W ROUGHT with infinite care of precious gems and...…
…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...…
…APRIL 4, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WASVKE IS APPOINIED PROFESSOR MITCHELL RETURNS FROM JOURNEY THROUGH SOUTHERN STATES ON SPEAKING TOUR As the reult of a need for sum- mer intramural activity at the Uni- versity, the Summer Session has an- nounced that Paul R. Washke, in- structor in 'physical education, has been engaged for the session of 1928 i I to organize summer miramural ac- tivity. Waske is now in the same work with the regular i...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY H'kOR INITIATIS HEAR, uADDRESS BY SLOSSON Labeling Phi Beta Kappa as a con- necting link between today and the 18th century, because it was founded at William and Mary college in 1776,. Prof. Preston W. Slosson of the his- tory department yesterday traced the history of the organization for the newly elected members, meeting for initiation in room 1035, Angell hall. "Phi Beta Kappa is the oldest Greek letter fraternity in t...…
…'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...…
…AWIIM ESD4Y, MAY 4, 192'7 ,THE MTC~NiC. AN Tl A I I _Y .:.-. ; .1-1L'A VlI..-.L '2t'1 L.'r1J- 2. r£ A t R n U W tkins Believes Small Town Is Best Ithat confront society>. I amy not urgItx .1you all to becowe social wvorkers- For Hlealth and MN/ore Successful t I-Heaven forbid-blut I a111 urging yoa ' i t~~o remlember always that youwil 1 (Continuedl froin Page Two) 1 solution and it is the college grad- icitizens of a country and of01acon...…
…a .., . THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 i STUDENTS MAY' APPLY' F OR HONORS READING, CaOURSE IN ECONOMICS' Location of Game Lodge In Black Hills Where Coolidge Will Spend The Summer {' / }. 4 9I d ?P TO 'IX HOURS OF MAY BE EARNED ONE SEMESTER CREDIT IN yp.A K 4 _37 A 3 JNEBRASK(A . l1NAA S -.'A s' STUDENTS TO PICK WORK. Arrangement Is Siillar To Methods -Fmploy ed OnUra Continent For Long Tile Applications to the independent reading cou...…
…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER MG 'THEI MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRKM THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1l~26 PAGE THRETI FRTNIYCONQR" ESX LXON VET OF INCREASING VULGAITY' pi'( es i~ 1( i:~~i'' U~d ad ~a~~.; sa is'ythis demnanti. it iTO COVENE NOV. 2 Wad Of George Washington nii-er- sity Will Address ,Conference In New York City COMMITTEES TO REPORT National and local fraternities will meet in the next plenary congress of the Interfraternity conference at the :H...…
…E'f°',!'i P, :.'.C x..." .A.lWE1Y.1.IW.Rj"4J. 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ...- - .- -- ------. - .--....._ __ __ ___-__ __ _ mn urn Corpus Christi's New Deep Water Port HOFF, LDEA Sends Its First Cargo Ship Overseas AND PROFESSU oiDIS r... : ONDE RDONK DECLARES MUSSQLJNI, DESIRES POWER SIMPLY TO RULE Was Head Of Dental College From 1911 To 1916; Illness Necessitated{ Resignation Of Post FUNERAL TO BE SUNDAY Word has been received in Ann Ar- ...…
…4r 'TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA7GE TflREII ____ ____ ___ ____ ____ ___ ____ _a - -," I~U CUDL I8 i DLAYACTIN I GRATIN OFvinced him of the good which could 3 LE I L.BARB UR CHOL RSHIS ccidental education applied to chosen' E representatives, by themr translated ITEAMS B [S VME WB BK ction on the granting of the LeviI President Emeritus, the Peieto notrso evcadtknbc L.Barbour scholarships for oriental, the University, t...…
…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 ...…
….J ASIBY EXPLAINS ROME'S CULTURE .~N ERM OFHERROAD- SYSTEMS THE, MICHIGAN DAILY PAaE . TRR TIa-IP a MICIl1A3-'I:flANd AT! P -CniI 1efCnimm L~stt e rI 'rvYatIk oUIIla1c01 AntIUi rof land travel, he said that it was cu Slito sValt~ ie fRoads As Factors !tomary to make the journey frc 41 In Cen tralizatio* I Spain to Italy by land rather than s - because of the facility and relati TELL~S HISTORY OF ROADS itease with which the journey could m...…
…'.4 a A _ TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1926 Reports Show H( 5 Had Good Hi Students who are accorded honors Sfor excellence in scholarship gener- ~*ally' snter the University with excel- Slent high school grades, and show em- Sphasis on academic subjects during Stheir secondary school course, it was Sannounced 'yesterday by the committeeI T~charged with the task of arranging the third annual Honors convocation Yto be held at 11 o'clock tomorrow in Hill au...…
…, OCTOBER 4, 1928 T HE M IC H IGA N D AIL Y p .,.. . GERMAN AIRSHIP S TRIAL FLIGHT, Returns To Berlin After Flying For' 36 Hours Over English And German Terxitory Tfi VISIT UNITED STATES BERLIN, Oct. 3-After paying a friendly visit to England, Graf Zep- pelin, the new German dirigible reached Berlin at 9 o'clock this morning soaring over the city while thousands crowded the streets and cheered. Tihe huge airship in pass-1 ing over the ci...…
…4, 1928 THE MICHIGAN _____________________ :HOOVER LOOMS AS EPECT H EAVY VOTING ON TUESDAY TO SHOW REPUBLICAN_'MAJRIY ESTIMATES OF DEMOCRATIC STRENGTH POINT TO SMITH DEFEAT NEW YORK IS DOUBTFUL Forty-three Million Citizens Qualify For Participation In Choice Of Nation's President Herbert Hoover will be the next President of the United States. The truth or falsity of such a state- ment, however, cannot be verified until after Tuesday's e...…
…TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1928 THE MI-C HICACN DAILy ------------ - ..... ............. . .. . .. _.... . .._ - .n____ ... ._v. _...,......_.. _ - } F O R G E R M A N Z E P T D A M I NGfU I LNDDJIA ILT ROUTE IS ANONE NITSACOPLElTE TO GET LARGER ROYALTY SHARE BY IKKLUMHAN' BIG MONOPLANES OF NEW DESIGN ,O BE USED PLANES SEAT 32 PEOPLE Second Line To Link New York And Chicago By Over Night Service Also Planned (By Associated Press) Chicago, Dec...…
…--2~-, THE MICHIU 3~L _. . . ... TEMPORARY SHELTER IS HOUSING AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING WORK - : "HARLEM" OPENS CAMP DAVIS TO BE HELD OUTSIDE SOON IN DETROIT STATE THIS YEAR FOR FIRST TIME PROPOS fl BUILDINGS MUST HAVE . PROPER HEAT AND LIGHT PLANT RUN TO CAPACITY B"lse's Overloaded .250 Per Cent During Rigorous Conditions Of Past Winter Buildings without heat and light are unusable and the present build- .ings of the University of. Michiga...…
…0SATURDAY, MAYt 4, 1929 H E Ml C'14 -1 CPA N 'D A" I - t V t THE M1C~H1c~AN DAILY ________ I - &RIM a-N DECORATIONS OF NEW BUILDING LAVISH IN DETAILS NEI CONSTRUCTION is USED THROUGHOUT Theater, Cafeteria, Beauty Parlor, Tea Room, And Many Unique Settings Are Features TO BE OPEN TO VISITORS by P. R. Beautifully furnished rooms and halls, well equipped service depart- ments, excellent facilities of mod- ern type and construction, an...…
…4, 1927. THE MICHIGAN DAILY . .... . .. ... 1 ..............N .......................... IIESON'TONorPArENAMED MMBER Pamphlet Of Radio 'RESIGATIONOF BAN K BOARD Speeches Requestedf MAD ~~~~ ~ ~ mr [EISDCLYDBMaInGermany ...,. j oming fr om far off (Trmanv, the Has Been For tlatlieniatics ITeacher herej 37 Years; Professodr Since 1907 IS PROFESSOR EMEaRITUS The resignation of Dr. Joseph IL. Markley as professor of mathematics was accept...…
…RIDAY, N kEMBR 4, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' PAG2E T STRIKINGMINE WORKERS STAGE MASS MEETING AS GOVERNOR'Sw THREAT TO CALL NATIONAL GUARD TROOPS CURTAILS PICKETING AT INITIATION DINNER SIXTEEN STUDENTS B E C 0 ME MEMBERS OF NATIONAL ORGANIZATI ON. CLISSOLD IS TOASTMASTER Prof. J. S. Worley Delivers Speech On History and Ae leveinent , Of A.S.C.E. Group Sixteen engineers became members of the student chapter of the Amer- ican Society of Civil...…
…-SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE COREA NHEARS NOTEDSCHOLAR TODAY Robert P. Casey, Classical Scholar And Traveler, Is Professor At Cincinnati ARRIVAL IS UNXPECTED Arriving in town unexpectedly this week-end, Dr. Robert P. Casey, Euro- pean traveler, classical scholar extra- ordinary, and modern thinker, will speak this morning from the pulpit of St. Andrew's on ...…
…SCHOL hUSINE SS AMERICAN ENVOY HEAR ATE[S LEICTIUR THE MICGANDAILYl PRESENTS I r . PAPERS commmirTEI: OF STrATE HAS HAD WIDE CONTACTS u1d ti rillel And Augnents iem- Cou arse o ffered In )eplniit :next Seiwester F. A. Newton, a member of the Michigan Commiittee on Public Utility Informat ion and rate exp~ert for Rod- enpyl-Ilardy and Company, will :;peak to' the st udents of the School of Busi- ness Administration at 4 o'clock Thursday a...…
… w .. : rtm Y 11 rI Fellows Johnson, Miss Ida Mrs. Katherine Lee Bates, IO0Iga Petrova and Mrs. C1arr; Bond all have given much time to the organization. It is pre-eminently an ti tion for all Penwoinen' and should.. do much for the mut fit of women of the pen,p brush. INBERSIP INfCUDES S OF PROMIIVNT.' AIERICANS Of vital importance to the writing women of the University as w~ell as all those con cerned in the interests of the professio...…
…LA£...,L. J' 1L ?OPEAN AND AMERICAN VETS PLEDGE IE MSELVES T O DISCOURAGE FUTURE WA R Ann Arbor Art Association To Show Roeriek's Pictures Paintings which are being hung in'but in every European country. His the west gallery of Alumni Memorial hall today, which is to be thrown :pen to -ublic inspection tomorrow at noon, will be one et the most not- able collections ever displayed in Ann Arbor, according to members of the Ann Arbor Art assoc...…
…4,- ThllIE' MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ASTROUNOMERS TEST EISTINSTHEORYl Photographlic Plates Shoa~ng Edllpre of Sign to Determine Trutha of I Relativity PROFEASSOR CONFIDE TTHAT RESULTS WILL BE iPAVORABI4 San Francisco, J-an. 3.--Down in the basement under the dome of Lick ob- servatory, near hiere, astroiioniers re- Gently opened a box of huge photo- graphic plates, taken at a far-away Australian outinost during the Sep- tember eclips~e of the...…
…______ _________ 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...…
…I t, sA.[V 1Jf' 11 [ ~Ill 'i W~omen and freshman women' n the annual apparatus ,Id at 4 o'cloclk this af- rbour gymnasitun. The wiperform on six' ratus, tho parallel bars,. Aesthetic dancing classes will be held on, Wednesday and Thursday this week instead of Mon day and Wednesday ais usual. 'Tryouts for, the Senior Girls'- play will be held from 4 to 6 o'clock today and tomorrow in Sar- ahi Caswell Angell hall. Those who do ntot care to ...…
…iT .HICAN DAILY tl I IEW YORK WOMAN American Legion Auxiliary Cares'ForVeterans In Mexico - . - be no rehearsal of the ast today. whave not yet fired in. against the men are re- e this afternoon at the mer field as it will be >ortunity to enter the omen who are planning tdoor range will meet at orrow afternoon at the fice. There will be no day evening at the in- There will be a meeting of the life niembership committee of the Univer- s...…
…ogazds Road House, it To Cripples I 'I LARGEST "HA"ESPEARE COLLECTION IN CONR of which are main lobby. on American t 12, Cleveland 8. o 4, St. Louis 3. ics-Boston-No play, rain. ngton 1, New York 2. National -Brooklyn-No play, rain. rati 6, Chicago 5. ork 4, Phillies 2. uis 2, Pittsburg 4. ay to rent a room is with lassified".-Adv. -S r- ALUdKaAILA ill i ']AMPING is certain to be a source of irritation and egret unless the tent i...…
…I L t Photo Of President Shows Him Suffering Strain E P Peace 00 to A ird Promises of Best TO F SOMIE G PEACE I ie American peace award created Edward W. Bok offerse $100,00 to author of the best practicable plan vhich, the United States may co- ate with other nations to achieve preserve the peace of the world. he purpose of the award is to the American people from coast oast a direct opportunity to evolve an that will be acceptable to...…
…)AY, iNOYP ,B]Jr ",, I21 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I. ,ihb !y h i iI SI p (qJ toi zm. lep r'~r Prf. ]"f. I~ Hil ,' )llWS, .:1 the ff SO'1 l2y "it, nw tat:~ out-r arhota+ ypao tions, built around h prcii ,sh oi l ewith tem1 all at one ro . Jut d 1-here1' ought to be a gradu1l 'g ig Y32' 21~ePt toge1ther',' 'P).swo t"x Professor holmes themind u i )7e. WuVro:lstL th a£It th e r1e s e t t 11 111~n i ' lr ~l n i 1 .i' lu C Ii7 ((' ts t w o 'vil h l ...…
…'THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1924 AITRE THE MICIGAN DAILY PAGE . 'T HRE . +*+... . .+ "' ....rn wrrsrr rwr o+Y., ermrrrr - -- .br o DAES' L[AU[ December Issue Of Gargoyle FillIV ~HeraldsChrismeis MS S BILL ON£XPFN SES <ARIIql SAYS RF1fl I wI m ~ I W 11 W llI LM &. L Arranigemets for Mlanagig Legu - Vnd~er The Supervision Of Extesion I)iviiolI FINALS IN ANN ARBOR With approximately 175 high schools of the state entered, the Michigan igh Scho...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924 'THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y t nr aninmals which still are existent ment both for students and for out- 1Mueu ~ eursu our rte ,ent °,go. A cast of the ciders. This service is gratuitous and I~ I~ .~ H h dein Sk l -- - - from all harts of the state. rented Ki a few(day uznis, whcm the0 cab1in( , , build-l: aecntperi cent tax on imports fromT - bIVLD ~ fU ~ lfI~ti fteBVEV O Brussels, Oct. 3.-A decree creating Rea 'rrht...…
…HURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1927 t 1 ARCHITECTURAL PROFESSOR A WARDED Canar n n PLACE IN THEATRE DESIGN CONTET BOOKS 0 tage odahnhraatet S1~ It is established that it was seeming- The Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Quebec, Canada, where he 1receivod I mosbefrayn ogti r design of Professor Albert J. Rous his ear ly education and w~xher e he wa~s our of the rooms after the murder, and seau, of the School of Architecture , later admitted to the practic...…
…SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1926 THE SUMMER MICHIUAN DAILY PAGE THREE N - . E AND WRITERS C YC LOPS' E YE : by Joseph Au s1imder. ! Harper andii BrothIters, New York. Amid a shower of praises for his first volume of poems, ''Sunrise Trumpets'', J1oseph Auslandler has come out with a second volume. His first was devoted entirely to lyrics and in some respects is superior to this new volume in which he has at- I cinpt ed to prove that he can do other ...…
… WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1926 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY .r..- . .. ...."r" Labor Class Idol Calls Lady Astor Liar In Commons 2f ( jd f() A ,o i X ig n P~arliamnit, is noted for her direct and breezy nra tica iet vIe In Com- Find Evidences That Pueblo Tribe Split Amnerican -Indlan Citizeii Coin cts Investigation of Settleniei' CHEROKEE, Iowa, Aug. 3.--(A.P.) that the Pueblo tribe of Indians on se ,eral occasiionls split up) and a p)0r- ion ...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE 3 "Movies" As An Educational Factor (By Millard H. Pryor) is that they can be used in rural I sides called "Michigan Bird Life and sider the fact that some were served "There is absoluteyno si achools and communities where there Its Conservation" which is just an a number of times. The reports that "Th e e imbsoutlyano ed tin are no moving picture projecting ma- example of the special sets t...…
…SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE3 ;Y nomic prohem to a simple nmoral is- inevitably alter the wrd with whih th e M ndIin th e M k ing A li, and this is a wile of te Father ae have to make terms.* 0 "T h i ir o n ue iv aofi Lies, to wvlich many of us yield *** At present most of hueman (ocue)readily enough. organization, governmental, educa- It is, however, posible for the in- tsascaat eiito sdrcet By James Harvey Robinson dvisl...…
…SUN AT, NOVEMBE 4, 1923 THE MICI "A landscape to be seen has to be (George Santayana), from "The Sense composed, and to be loved has to be of Beauty" moralized. That is the reason why " is almost as harmful to be a rude and vulgar people are indiffer- virtuous fool as a knave." - (Teddy ent to their natural surroundings."- Roosevelt.) YOU will be more han satisfied ith the food and serviced at Tuttles Lunch Room 338 Maynard St. South of Majest...…
…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...…
…. ....- 6 t ; r q O 1 .. r q . 4R . PREPI .5E AT' _ enough t really test Yost's choices forthat position. Muirhead and Cap- pon conducted themselves well but were not forced to any great extent. I Mentors Dsappolnted Over tlure of Mt. Union Eleven to Offer Riesistance SIIOW WELL RUT LINE LS NO CHANCE TO PERFORM the first game on the Varsity e tucked away as had been ex- the more difficult task of g out the team for the larger s to come ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY { S x n v r:'S rr .' "1 +'F m IMPORTANT GAMES ON GRID CARD SATRDA NORTHWESTERN, PURDUE MEET IN YEAR'S BIG GAME FOR BOTH While Chicago and Ohio State are fighting on Stagg field Saturday to de- termine which is to survive in thel Big Ten race, and Iowa meets Min- nesota in a game which the Hawkeyes must take to remain in the running, Purdue and Northwestern clash at La- fayette in the most important game on either team's...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U T T" L E' S A Place to bring your friends Nowhere is the food better, Nowhere is the service more prompt TUTTLE'S LUNCH ROOM Maynard Street Nil EMPLOYMENT PICKwUP THIS WINTER,_SAYSLUBIN UNIONS WEAKENING MARKEDLY, STATES ECONOMICS PROFESSOR Between 4,500,000 and 5,000,000 men are out of work at the present time, Prof. Isador Lubin of the economics department stated in an interview yes- terday. There has been a slight d...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY :F a f ' . " ". f a fn n f.. n" " . . n a f i, a f n f .." f. . wR " f p rf 'f"Y' ' f fr t f L L ff " i f' fff M " "i III l .. r3 .. ., +\ ,a' "" ~ 1 ' 0.t , f y', ; ..; E PRES. BURTON AND FAMILY RETURN FROM WESTERN TRIP President Marion L. Burton and his family are due to arrive in Ann Ar- bor Friday, after an extended trip in the West, during which the "President spoke in every city of importance vis- ited. ,1 1 BASE...…
…< 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 ...…
… .. 9... 6P4 f * i '7717,17 fig 'Wan~ ,_ .,....M.._. .. .. .. . ..;,. , .. .;.,, -rim -, .,. .LL COMPLETE AEBAL CARD, 1: have been added to the seball schedule for this. two games will be play, new Minnesota team and p for the gamies with In- were cancelled 'when that sent their diamond team ay 23 and 24 are the dates :ests instead of the May when the Indians games led. me with Illinois on May Iowa on May 22 and then ta games on May 23...…
….. ,. .. ._ .. ' . i " ., . ,, .. "' .. . . .. - ... , .. r. ,, J .. .- : '," "- .. . .,a ..,.. . " ." , . ., , - - +ti. . X : ti .f , N TRACK NOTICE I ien indoor- track Jer-: w at the intramural. who have won them ie by calling at this" .w _._ _ __ _, - . I. PENS." Nickle's Ar- I FRESHMAN TENNIS CALL All men who wish to try 'hut { for the freshman tennis team " should report at th4 Varsity 1 C courts. . Typewriting and Mimeographing pro...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'rest And Willingness To Work haracterize Opera Hen, Says Hoyer SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY The Most Lovable Character of Fiction r 1+^t: .s yi I E I!/A V i SUN1DAY SHOWS AT 2 - 3:40 - 5:20 -77- 8:45 ADIELTS- c KIDDIE S-0c Comes to Life in Motion Pictures. "The ' r Prodigal Judge" "I wouldn't withhold hope from any man. It's the cheapest thing in the Vaughan Kester WITH MACLYN ARBUCKLE AND JEANE PAIGE I world and the...…
…FOIh THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY,, JULY 4, 1928 .. . THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1928 DAILY OFFICIAL. BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Summer Session until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday). Volume VIII WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1.928 Number 9 Exhibition of Tibetian Paintings Architectural Building: A :group of Tibettan paint...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1928 _________I DAILY O F F I\CIAL B ULLETINK Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received {.t the office of the Summer Session until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday).C Volume VIII SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1928 No. 36 Examination Schedule: The examinations to be given at the close of the eight weeks session will be conducted in strict accordance ...…
