…ESTABLISHED 1890 r4 " , . MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 78. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1928 TEN PAGES DODGE O TALK HE~ickson, Yost Are Speakers At Meeting TODAY ON NEAR [AST For RaceBetterment mimi Tif l lli i l nnv;(By Associated Press) TWO MORE BANDS ENGAGED TO PERFORM AT ANNUAL J-HOP BRINGING PROMISE OF FEVERISH MELODIES I' - . LAA IIUN UUV LMU SPEAKER IS NOTED EDUCATOR AND HEAD OF AMERICAN SCHOOL AT...…
…I i'.5. t_'" f_' . 'i TIIF' 1C1I~i~ V W 1 7 PAUL, KOCHANSKI, POLISH VOIiTPT AE~ATES SETS DATE EIS VIOLIIST,,HEARING SUGGEST[IONS INITAL AN ABOR PPERANC JAUARY18'TO CHANGE STATEACTS ------marl anti-tr1'.ttst law ot11)c1 4ilhiI:'r state fSix Fiore Concerts IRetatin !)i ' Series *;covered more than 400,000 miles. It E ~siW~iintit e C'haia ipin Anidhaniroschi undlertook the first E~uropE an tour of wenolhdict.Wllei'ida t Are JHighlighits an...…
…FRIDAY; JANUARY 6, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY HOW L EPLOYEEDANA SPEAKS AT 'Prof. Ford Uses Psychology To Discover KIWANIS MEIGf HOSPIAL EMLOYEE___ fficient Employees For Detroit Firm Iiirn IN ACPIDI[LT Dean Samuel T Dana of the- -_ for 4COnonsica 7ranspotticn INSchool of Forestry and Conservation Prof. Adelbert Ford of the pysychol- After all the facts havd been cor-r ___ left yesterday for Lansing where he o.gy department, who is interested in...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'FRADAY, JANIUARY 0, 19i.S' 5~AGE F~OUR PR1OA~?, JkNUAR~r ~ 11 1 1 1 mw % iIr 1 and could quite afford the portion of the construction cost which would fall on it in building such a separa- Published every morning except Monday I during t, University year by the Board in) tion. Control -ofStudentsPublications. r Railroad economy may be a very Member of Western Conference Editorial O sound business principle; ...…
… TPRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1428 THE MICHIGAN DAILY VA -.., *r r i r L SEODT T EAmerican Woman Will Decide Fate Of 1i Her Country," Declares Lucien Romier After an extensive Am'erican tour, Iing of the moral structure of Amei- IELU AT 11110 Lucien Romier, French publicist, has can society. .-- . recently published his impressions. It I "On the other hand, if American Final Selection Of Junior Women For is his opinion that the American wo- women r...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHTG A N D T Y FRIDAY, PAGE SIX THE MICHTGAN DATLY F'RIDAY. JANVATV~~ ~ 1fl:2~' rI-TI' - -- F E2 r L s 'Uv I'',,. G~I G : 3. +t ;t; !: :E. , - ,,c . ., 4t t 4) i i D . .. 3" .,...1 i } t , i 4p , } r , F ', . '... ;i ... x ', ., , G9 U 1!7 A U U Be sure and avail your elf ot this 1' unit of securing books, sta. tionerlow AM, and suppl.m.6es at ally low S.m 250 enuie Leather Brief Cases...…
…FRIDAY, JANUARY E', 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE SEVEN I I ._ ; UNIERSITY DEBATING SOUAD WILL CONTEST KNOX FORENSIC TEAM ANDEER, BISHOP, AND DRAKE ARE CHOSEN TO HOLD AFFIRMATIVE TO OCCUR AT GALESBURG Same Men Will Make Up Affirmative Squad Against Northwestern Here on Jan. 20 Michigan's affirmative debate team, composed of Jorl Andeer, '29, William Bishop, '28, and John Drake, '28Ed, will receive its first taste of inter- collegiate de...…
…PAGE EIT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TDAY. JANUARY C. 1929 THE MICHI-vGAN .DAI LY PDS.A.Y I1 TCTTV, a lc r0 HOCKEY TEAM MEETS WESTERN ONTARIO- TONIGHT UNTRLE COMBINATION ILL FACE ;VADERS Wolverine Lineup Greatly Changed From 1927 Conference Title Winning Aggregation FOUR VETERANS TO START Michigan's 1928 hockey team with a greatly chang~ed personnel from the outfit that ear'ned a tie for Western Confernce 'honors last season will open its s d...…
…FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1928 l RESERE CAGERS BOW' BEFORENORM.AL FIVE4 'IXe stern sfa e Fori~nrds Solve De- feeOf T'aum And X hi Iii 1V;! ;' a ~ Clsin'Perious BALSAA0 MCHIGAN STAR" \1estf'rn State NormaI liasketball tean: defeiae the Michigan reserve quintet, 33 to 29, Wednesday at Bat.-. tie Creek, in the first second team cage isn played n the Conference. The Kipke-coached reserves showed rea pOwer in the first half and led 14-13 at{ the inter...…
…'' PACE TEN THEI MICHIGAN DAILY P'nTT)A, J.AN-TAT7 ___ ___ . . ....__. _ _.: v u ___ __._ _ a . _ .1 a a aa a aava sa....a as , ...-. aaaV+ a r DA-ILY OFrFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday.) Voluiiie S. FRID)AY, JANUARY 6. uie78 Number ?8. Inriversiiy Letre: Dr. Raymond Leslie IEe...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 I . <L -91L fR tr4tlkan Ar ttt MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS __ _ __ VOL. XXXVII. No. 73 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENT t t . COOLIDGE FIGHTS TO KEEP NAVY'S BUDGET D9Wfl TO__ESTIMATES1 PRIESIDENT INTERVENES WHEN "BIG NAVY" SENTIMENT IS HIGH IN HOUSE PRIZE TITLE COVER IS FEATURE OF GARGOYLE JANUARY NUMBER BRITISH BATTLESHIPS With a five color cover done by with ...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 12 t OIRNLII SLETBUILT FOR 180 MILES PER HU Battle Ovr Naval 10 UH NAIST S'IICAppropriation Seen JBROMM1ASOFCR I (By Associated Press) HedO earietCoenA ie resident At: Convention Of Amierican Journalists ATTEND :TWO MEMOINS Prof. John L. Brumm, head of the' journalism department, was elected vice-president of the American Asso- ciation of. Schools and Departments of Journalism, at the convent...…
…THURSDAY, JANUTARY 6, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNITED EURlOPE EE AS INDUSTIAL PVA SEATTLE, Wash., Jan, 5.--A united Europe, to comlbat the Jnited States industrially, is visioned by Dr. AdolphE Reichwein, professor of geographical) economics at Jena university, Gor- many, who is touring the United States and Canada, intensively studying re- sources. "A united Europe, economically,. is rio idle dream. Our capitalists who in -.919 never believed...…
…PAGE 1POUft THE MICHIGAN DAILY' T HURSDAY, JANUAYNI , 102 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en-j titled to the use for republication of all newsj dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoffi...…
…THURSDAY, $ANUARY 6, 192? THE MICHIGAN DAILY ) IT ry VAM M M WA IBM- VA 78 i2i R i:a T D WEEK OF MARCH 15 IS Is Author Of This ATE O J IYear s Junior Play Production Uses Traditional Ann Ar. Bair Sefting And Is Noted For Its iL uorois Lines PiSTERS ARE DUE SOON! Presentation of the 23rd annual Jun-; for Girls' pjay will begin Tuesday, March 15, an continue throughout the week. The book selected from those turned in by junior women to...…
…si' THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDiAY, JANUARY G 1927 I NM I 00-0-0 w I! 0 ,-, S T hm G EIlk M Y ,Nmft 3mr9m uE e ve . C=; d r--a t P Ly r r .AS NEXT PURPLE mm THISTLETHIAITE SLATED TO TAKE POSITION AS' HEAD FOOTBALL COACH AT- WISCONSIN Northwestern CoacI lMay Take New Position On Expiration Of Contract In June DUNNE ALSO CONSIDERED (By Associated Press) CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Glenn Thistle- thwaite, who directed Northwestern to a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SigVEN Gives Ove.CJachin SWD ISBER TEST1fIES TO OPEN Tr ILAN DDS PROBE CONCERNING SCANDAL - XN DEfTROIT'CHICAGO S~E F1917 j II (BIy Assoiaed Pres) "1CC.UO, Jan. 5. -Charles A. S A _L lsberg, former shortstop Chicago White Sox in a dra- ma> :c rcItaI before Commissioner I au:H ; hii afternoon declared that the h e Sox bought four games T:omJ)' oit in 1917 so that they could he ,assured of the American 10 ;lg.e yckn...…
…l AUTT: EIGhIT THE MICHIGAN DAILY' -, ..-~ -, . I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I k Publication in the Bulletin is constr'uctive notice to all mrembe,:rs of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten. Volume V11 THURSDAY, JANUrARY G, 1927 N u11<i' 4" Ora torical A ssopial ion tUshers anud't'icket-Trakers: Roy Chapman Andrews speaks tonight on "Prehistori...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 (Jjooe fri4an ti . MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS r VOL. XXXVI. No. 77 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICH. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS MELON APPROVES ACTION OF HOUSE IN AXREDUCTION TREPUBLICANS WILT, SUPPORT ADMINISTRATION IN PROGRAM DEMOCRATS. CONFER No Details Are Disclosed; May De. mand Greater Reduction Than Is Now Proposed by G. 0. P. (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Secretary Mellon...…
…SOUVENIR 7li t ttt att tMORN ING, HOP EXTRA I J 44 4 REDITION OL. XXXVI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 PRICE TEN CENTS i-HOP IS NIGHT OF GAIETY 1ILS UPSET DOPE THE GRAND MARCH AIIOFFOJOIISI Y WIEADING [ONGS SAFELY DISCOISES ESSES 9TA V 0MA NESEA 1-OPJO CYMNASIVMS DRfIINGS OF GOWNS SUPPLY w GRAND MARH GOOD FOR TWO VARIETY; MEN WORK OUT LAPS, UNTIL IARCHERS ON TIES a ARE WINDED FANS IN EVIDENCE NO CASUALTIES rkness Is Serious Ha...…
…FAGSIN TdJ THE MICHIGAN DAILY \'EDNESXDAY, JA~NUARY 6, 1926 SELET BANOIDKiwanis Program And Policies I N G Are Oulined By New President FULR. M E IG , l einannspeakinkg as newly permanent basis. '' urJecQ( s e ____installed president of the Kiwanis ceived the endor,'epve it of tie sta~te Up Through Ranks To High Commaand Stayndard. Is Aim JRadio Parts Of New Committee Oher 80,000 Delegates FromnI ieroiis CountrIes Will Attend Road ...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 UJIr lIuht an -I ---i ii M U s cI Pulihd ey sonigexet Monaty t- by the oiSvcit ubicton . IedHED R A M A 'lbs seosated t-t-.. 1..X Hamiltoncipp~ill, famed mentor of T115 AER\001. Tie imes TetdtAO ssoc tat- easis "s st aen- icigt crews since 1925, will alt dipatche cedited to it oat- ete we -et-erone tle honorary crew farternty irsa iabceiee nteWete credted it ths pap-e and the lcal ne...…
…v WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1926 T'HF iMIGGHIGAN DAIT! Y PAGE TIIR T i SUMMER COURSES Latest Photo Of SMC L DRILLS 5- .ate.. . . _,-:dw r Ma'es ht bndDE E TOBANOnCED MPIYDBTR {0 Unique Library Bing AssembtdpJ By Federation Of Women's Clubs (By Associated Press) 1and Harriet Beecher Stowe's "Uncle WOR9KO PROFESSOR' Abridged Bulletin Will Be Available Xaif rday According To Dean Alfred A. Itraus PROFESSORS NAMED Copies of the campus editio...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PANE THREE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE PRODUCERS OF THE 1927 JUNIOR HOP In Tan and Miack Viking Calf 'Ojw 8L, foIV er A1' aTACer1nc0 The 1,1 I op ieisinlfee -'bo111(-11000(01 e Fourteen men, members of the 1.927 lop committee, Iave been in chargef of Oll he icc ongeii. c 0001e with the presentation of a Michigan -flop. Thiey (are, reading from left to right, top r...…
…-4 PAGE FOUR I THE MICHIGAN DAILY W-DNESDAY, SANUARYG, 1926 PAGE FOUR ' WEDNESDAY, V~UARY 6, Ili~26 I Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial 'Association. The Associated Press Is exclusively en- itled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local new...…
…PAGE FOUR TH MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 SOME MODE GVESTS I Izlii 0 1 Ii in I I e hree) iii.; lois) ("lvixayll( roil; lb. lb nice Peflerly, Aniin Arbor, Arxina lb. t'oi.- ix rvi' Ann Arbor; Aarjorle (lark, Mlonroe. Slavonia's King Aia . Co xc Buffalo, N. Y; an Arbor; Ai 1i Elle(o (ard- iX ondI (XlBety isbrn t,1. N raJ. (lth iCar. 0111; K thnie Iin, ) m N. .; laga eS -. Ann Arbor; Virginia Tice, Ann Arbor; Ash, Muncie, Ind....…
…WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1926 THF MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FI M d r Rj J Cf . 1 ' E h ANNUAL YUWI$C.AI x F IN AL INST2RU CTIONS G IV EN S T MARIAIE'T EATN AT BANQUET TEAMS PLEDGE $35O Cabinet Members Highest With Pledge Of $64; Katrinka Team Second - Contributing $33 Final instructions for the annual fi- nance drive of the Y. W. C. A. to be launched today were given to the campaign workers, and plans of sales- manship discussed at the Y. W. C. A....…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 SATUDAY FEBUAR 6, 926THE MICHIGAN DAILY lrT 'Man aids;rielmReduHenyrown- 9NO I O ~ son ; Maroie .RiLme wn . J ortha Daw sey, -Detroit; Eliza- - -- Beth WXellman, Worthington, 0.; Ruth j j'> ,< (C ontinued fro010Page 1our) Magee, Ann Arbor; .Frances Brown,-______--___ Arbor. Guests-MisssAliceKKatle, !Muskegon; Elizabeths Parker, Albiono Chicago, Ill. Hazel IDeck, Cicoago, Maion ILawless, Ann Arbor. Ill.; Mary Stodda...…
…P AGY S , .:. __ .'"°T' ,i X ' ..fin Il: . TC" r' ._' i iZ 1} .v,. _.s _.. ., ... 7- s:.S7, 4T. : Cls $ '_W . '. ?\T 'T. 4 i'. (i. 3 ": : .#i. PAO SX TACAA~AIKA\Tr1~A iij 1'h~'QhAVTATIRV t tSCJ .S . LI il, d.1. l.t\lli f). lit Cl w gctta 1 , i (FEN( SIBESSEDg Track Team Indulges In Light Workouts After Vacation Lull F riBPI[tAlthough nost of the candidate" f:, Tu ru the track te : n)hve been working out M ATHER OFFERS STUDENTS regularly ...…
… PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURiDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 TNES W E TheGyps Gil i ngSagiaw;Prof. and Mrs. Sher- I HS A [AS h ys il lc, AnnAror; Mr and Mrs. Fred:DO L I ~ Ellis, Anin Arbor Guests-Misses El- r- len Slturn Toledo 0. Lois Jaques' (Continued from Page Five) a 4ieeets ToleilsO0 Beatrice ('swatn,{T Booth No. 2-Lawyeis' ClsibDtroil t;etlhL Hanmilton, Mt Clen- sL T TLE Patros-Mr.and Mo. Ens.,SDo-ris Beeit Detioit; Wini- ake, Ptros-M. ad ...…
…1WLINELSDAY, 34NUA Y 1l; 19263 TVIF., MTCHtGjkN OATLY PAGE SEVEN THRMTC i IIIILYPAE SV5 Ex-Ambassador Says It Is Duty Of U. S. To GiveEngland Aid It will h f i 'ilt fnr Gr.at. Brita.in mi nna. am n1± fW flitl AZ , aip d lt01P Labor President Asks Governor To End Coal Strike ILW11 !U 1111CUI 1T k~eL 3L W:1i nes are now of Iie value, anu Le; to fulfill her financial obligations to' proximity of iron and coal has ceasedI the United States ...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 THE MICHT(-.AN DAILY PACER SPVR N SAURAY FBRAR 6 126TH avCJ-4cAM FL1LaruYnv~ q r iii IlT iBioothi No. 40-Extra b~oothi No. 46 -Alpha Kspls Iabd WE HYL WITH US 1 R(eporters, iiidependents not includ- Patroi Mrs ,J. II, Userrise, Monti ________iin in othoi bsoothis, ands imemibers of c.elo , a Cuiests-Ai '. Mirguerite5 fle faculty not includ~ed elsewhere, I iailer ('lock, UssacN , lr (UCoftinued from Paige Six)sis...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE-.vIJCl n ,S LY.I . ., ,. .. ..'"" ' . r'" .+rw Yili 'r i : rwr+"' iw ? L rr' +i:+.. "w. ' DAIL.Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volume VI IIEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1926 Number 77 Campus Parking Privilege: The 1925 parking permits have expired. New permits should be a...…
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…SOUVENIR ~tIt MIDNIGHT HOP EXTRA ~4~* 4vi~ED I TIO N VOL.. XXXV I. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN SATURDAY. PERAPY 6.192 PRtICE TENL CENTS 3 UNION OPEDA II[L Have You Seen These At The Hop? DEII9O8IVJS MAE BE PHESENIED FOB rJIA - !NNVA[ JONIOB DOP LAST TIME IOAT ' " 4NCDAN_ SCENE .1-101'(GUESTS WILL 111NrI' "m' 1 (oi.PL1 1), 1 10 TO ol l FIN; bL PERlFOICRNE FF(NI 1 01 110 11,1,,1t, IN "I2A.MIIOUI'slN"W OtlCAP.N EXPECT FULL HOUSE ,SETTING FUTURISTIC...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 duriingtto a havtlsiratyta00by1the Boyrtiis kctbs ,( ttettern oA renot Ao io rbs otl e reett ly. rs. I tp oilntb 9l1011gtlt II511 11 ~ll 110 oE.toHatitnfip)ra e e no t or ofIS otiteoip tche cet ed r to t o r not 1 t ot (itc e o n ttae h anor r re, w i ot id . er credited in" thisa taple hing fleeltttatinrtt AubO to) tot-. ee. R oat Ro,91t 11gtita ttt- o ,accord- Ener tt he po 00011 t A...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 THE MICHIGAN [)AILY PAGE THREE PRODUCERS* OF THE 1927 JUNIOR HOP In Tan and Black Viking Calf A a rc° 'Inc. TheI927J-I 1 k *smlnttee Poo yileoi'ohler. Fourteen men, members of the 1927 lHop ('liloon or lve !or 0 ini clmrge 01f511the illedo Olil iUs (011n1ected with the presentation of a Michigan J-Hop.1 bee are, reactimg from (eft to right, lop row: Lee U...…
…PAGE FOUR "O[MOEtVEI lavo ni'sKn THE ICH-IGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 1 '011 '11, Alm Arlbor,;riaI.Cr verse,00linAror;MajreCrk 13oothiiNo. 80...Si ima No 31111, Annl Arbiio; 1 r .1ndMrs. Karl1 1)1h1011, Detr11 o1i1t1; 11ialla 11 incoln,1 Chcg'Ill .; li i 11F?110 llickoiis Rochester, NI).; 111111301.e, Ci f1i111111111; 11 1 (:01 .An rewsDetrit, BlligIooth.1N11101111 11)111(Au 11 at1r01111: All.. and011111111 iou lilim Marue~orie ins...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUDAY FERJJIaY6,a126 I-I. MCHIaN Di AlIY AGtFV lN IrT S RE I K son; Marjorie E. Reid, Lumbertown, Any ru SO E lviJO; N D ortha Dawsey, tDetroit; Eliza- beth W ellmsan, Worthington, 0.; Roth (Conltin1 nuedIfromP 6ge5F1u) {Magee, Ann Arbsor; Frances Brown,{ Arbor. Goesto--Misses Alice Kastle, ;Muskegon; Elizabeth Parker, Albion;' Chicago, 61.; Hazel L(eek, Chicago, Marioin Lawless, Aon Arbor, Il...…
…PAGE SIX THE MiCT-TMAN DATT .Y SATURDAY. FEBRUARY G. 1926 PAGE SIX I-IF NAiTC1-CAM U'1TT V gST it"""" 5'EIe""" .5'.0s15 A F THESE CAME ALSO (Continued from Page Five) Booth No, 25--Lawyers' Club Patrons-Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Shass-- aker, Toledo, 0. Guests-Misses Ade- line Clark, Ann Arbor; Dorothoy Nova- toy, Detroit; Marie Aisdersois, Grand Rapids; Eleanor Horny, Detroit; Louise Master, Toledo, 0.; Elsie Cro- mler, .Detroit; Carol D~ixoii,...…
…SATURDAY, FEB E3:t, ARY 6 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN SATURISAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Il IT oothi No. 4(6 Extra Booth ftNo 46--Alpha Kap Latmbdaiil W~f 115 epor tters, tndcfendhenf nut torlud- Patron Ms.5. 1 fi eetic me Mott- int in other tooths. and member s of f ilu, Ia. Cuaes Oftse u, lirgurate tih. ftculty no1 includedi elsew here. \Vandetr ClotkU PasaA3.Flr (Cooftnud fro 000a ge Six) re Hiain aut, Mitkegont 1i ti...…
…TIS ISALL OF THEM THE LEADERS OF THE GRAND MARCH CMMITTEE WOOK EN (Continued from Page Seven) Miss Eleanor Morgan of Cleveland(Cn uefm a Oe Hegt,0,adJha.Lyte 2E (Contined from Page One Alice Brunson, Glencoe, Ill.; Virginia Heights, O., and John . Lovette, '27E, companies, and music from all. Dodd, Monroe; Peggy Hines, Detroit; general chairman of the committee, urganizations familiar to radio Pauline Malone, Gary, Ind.; Ruth Mc- led the grand...…
…THE WEATHER NSETTLED; PROBABLY SVNOW TOI)AY Ar t r { r Iaitjj MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 75 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARLOR, MICHIGAN, TUSDAY, JANU4RY G, 1925 EIGI T PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENT) ... CHIAGOSHOWING' "I LAST NIGHT END 1825 PERATRIPI CAST RETURNS TillS MORNiNGI AFTER PLAYING IN 11 CITIES ON ROAD 17 DAYS Harlan F. Stone Appointed. U. S. Supreme Court Justi Washington, Jan. 5.-(By A.P.) -I Harlan F. Stone, attorney ge...…
…PAGE TW0TE IHIA AL UEiAJNUR ,12 HE MICHIGAN DAILY Tt"is40AY, JANUARY 6, 1925 PACK SUMMARIZES FORESTRY POLICY _OIL, SCANDAL COMES TO FORE A GAIN Government Opens Suit To Annul Leases Today WESTERIN COASI ONI Students' Work Ranges From TI nruArn ITfI~JFOOV' Kris Kringle Role To Typing I First Town Forest of 1925 be Started in Brattleboro, Vermont 'WillI COOLEY WARNS NATION' Washington, Jan. 5.(Sy A.P.)- Great progress was mnaide in ...…
…TUESDAY, JAINUARY 0, 1925 THE, MICHIGAN DAILY PA l.GE1,THIEir Ser ic, 5 REPRESENT UNIVER~SITY News From ( Gc i a l sltdents led fraternity and Ir [y Licr) b1)rs in scholarship in the J 2~a1according to the averages r tea sc lust week by thie (lean of Stu- (tm iar of the University of Min- i) (-tt. 'i altis was the second year sinceI I 1318 Iht Lfa tternity scholastic av- Im~; hs lagged beChind that of other _v'aaes of inen and women grau...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY G, 1925 .. Published every morning except Monday luring thed niversit year by the Board in Control of Student Yublicetions. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatche, credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoff...…
…TUESAYJANUAR~Y 6, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 ll ,P ao v I STUBENTS FOMSOCIET~i'S u oore American Womena 4TO STUDY DANCE DAMA9'1 In Rouse Of Lords C irc le k II S 1 i I Pi Qttfline History Of Fencing Art l ": . . 4 . a ^. ... ": ,v. ;; . 5: ', rp'r:h x. P:' ' i" fi 1\i k . . 1 i. . ';.fl : : . ?, ,.. } I ' l:- .. yYt'.. i7 For the purpose of studying the dance drama, a new society has been organized under the influence, of Miss J...…
…4 PAkcE.SIX THE, MICHIGAN -DAILY I IL 1 on cm- a ! ,,.,.......,,,,, .............r ....... .. M , ' VAN" IP rSITY F1IE-DOWNS KEN TUCKY Slaughter Gains. BUT LSES bML ~Walter C~ III1II For the thirteenth time since he started picking his All American Wolverines Lose to Middies 31.29 ? Colonels -Lasy rrey for )ticliigan i teams, Walter Camp, (lean of football In Last 11Minute of Close Court 'quld, Losing by critics, honored...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,PAGE SEVEN THE'. MICHIGAN DAILY 1~AOF~ S~V~EN FEWRHIEIUIN L SSFI _Cf I LOSESCLOSE I~ ecline Shtowi ill N uher of Rfli4*4esI AT 3 P.m. LADVERTISING AT 3 PM, BEAUTY SIIOPPES SHOES f WANTED FOUNTAIN PEN SERVIC~ Permanent Waving and Marcelling MACK AND CO. 3rd Floor Main St. SOFT WATER SHAMPOOING, Henna dyes, haircutting~ Dimattia Beauty II A.RG4 BOOTER.Y WANTED POSITION. Colored mnan S Wuerth Theater Buildin. .w...…
…0 PAGE EIGHT DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice the University. Copy received by the Assistant to 8:30 p.'nm. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday* Volume 5 ITPESI)AY, JANUARY (, 192#i to. all members of thxa P-esident until :NumbiJer 75: I Senate Council: The next regular meeting of the Senate Council will be held Monday, January 12, at 4:15 P. M. in the President's office. Frank E. Rolbbins, Secreta ry. j Chemi...…
