… ESTABLISHED 1890 Y Ar yam x r4t. 16ow ilk MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 VOL. XXXVI No. 116 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1926 LIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS BATTLE WITH -OHIO TODAY WILL DECIDE CONFERENCE HOPES RESUL T OF ('RC I JL CONTEST WILL LIMU~ATEONE l COUjRT TEA 11 ONE GAME REMAINS V ory Ton ght Coupled With Defeat O Northwestern Monday Will Give 1overines Big Ten Title A tempestuous basketball, season will reac...…
…PAGE TWO TFIE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1926 a r Wllis1111 EARLY RAILRlADS~ Slides From Historic Prints Portray Development Of English Rail Transportation System LINES BUILT FOR MINES Tracing the..early development. of the railroad in England, Prof. John S. Worley ,of the civil engineering de- pjartmeut, lectured on the "History of Transportatin" yesterday morning before students and faculty members of the department,- While, disc...…
….4 N° ~~*LURPA., MRCIAt{, ~)} 'T'N F. MTCH 1C; A N nATT Y q ENGLAND TREATY V ELOPS tr(*at Brilailn I eads F. S. Ini Sep powier Atrms Agreement Gives Birth " To New Type Ofj Warinaker U. S. CALLED DEFICIENT1 With a flaw in the Washington dis- armament treaty allowing the unlimit- eA construction of light cruisers, . ~Great Britain is widening the gap be- tween its sea forces and those of the U lnited States in the niaval standings, 11thos...…
…f 9 PAGE FOUR THE MTCHITGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCh 6, 1926 ulAiliied etvrv inurning except Monday l ngihe ti, - pity year by the )hoard in errol " o, W'= ste CJnlr'e Eiat ions. -Atn-s..rir atIA to ta l're'ss is exclusively en- ;-:,~ u repuiblicatison of all newsII 'Ied to it or nbt terw'se )n t paper and the local Uews pub-, Licv.red at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, ucim, <a second class matter. Special rate si p(eFtaiO ganted by Third As...…
…SATURDAY, MARCh 6, 1926 THEIF MICH-IGAN DAIL.Y " av..wa as v u >a Lill ^g rr y 1C *VA= .... A&JA;QZL I llt .,.. DENOUNCES USE OF BIBLE1 FOOTNOTES Theologist Jlhimes Difficulty Of Lang. uage and Translation For Confusion PREDICTS REFORMATIQN .g' Discussion of ideals and footnotes in the Bible in relation to interpre- tations was one of the subjects treat- ed at the Y. W. C. A. and S. C. A. con- ference held in Detroit recently, ac- cor...…
…THE MICIILGAN DAILY PAGE SIX s 'I RDAY, AAtc , 19 - _ . ..._. .crr...r+.. rwr.rrn.n..rr r mammon= + . : -tC e ......mmFAm. Mann's 400 Yard Relay Teams Cuats Secona!s Record Scholastic Swim .,,,.T BEETl Ii[IIIOlII Meet To Be tAinrn'PTi '"Tf"'l"'I'HotlyContested I Eight events will comprise the pro- gram for the Interscholastic swim- Meet This Afternoon To Decide Final ming meet, the preliminaries of which Ranking Of Tw...…
…TIlL- M ICIGAN 1DAILY PAGE EVEN ,: ACCIENTTO[OOTDPIVDHOFF OF CHANGE TO SHOW IN OULLMiPICS (RY Associated Press) world's record h =Id by tlir Norwegian. NEW YORK, March 5.-The foot inl-r Hoff expects Finland to Ile Amer-! jury which kept Charley Hoff out of; ica's strongest rival in the, next Olym-I his favorite event, the pole vault in pies, particularly if P'aavo Nurmi and :the 1924 Olympics, deprived him of the his fellowv distance stars...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN, DAILY SATURDAY, -1 ARC r i c : > PP41E EIG UT SATURDAY, MARCh 6, 19Z3 .4...._ ..n. ..,. ..,....., ., ,o .. a,,....9- .. ,. D-'AIlY 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. in. (11:30 a. gyn. Saturdays). Volume Vi SATUJ{I)AY, MARCH 6, 1926 Numjber 116 Will Lead Fivers LOCAL EVENTS For notic...…
