…SECTION -1 r r 5ktrt~a :4ai tj ASSOCIATED PRESS ONE DAY AMD NIGHIT SERtICE 11 IRS t VOL. XXXI. No. 105. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 6, 1921. PRICE FIVE CENTS MICHIGAN WINS FROM OHIO, 36-22 "OUIT -FfGHTING " HUGHES ,TO COSTA RICA ND PANAMA NEW SECRETARY OF STATE ACTS ON RUMPUS BETWEEN REPUBLICS x U. S. READY To ENFORCE, PEACE, N O TE INFERS Urges Peaceful Solution of Dispute Over Disputed Territory of Coto (By Associat...…
…, -, DEDICATED TO JUSTICE C, 11 r t Itan joat1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS -VOL. XXXV. No. 115 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICIIIGAN,, '7Ru1)AY, MARCH G, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ..._. .. SELEICT CAMPBELL C e.P ANIDT FOR MAYORS' POST, JTREASUR ER E)F 1VN l I ERStITCY CAR- 111ES ('II' PRIMARIIES 1) EtiISI VELY DEFE XTS SUGDEN Receives 11586$ Votes of 1.,500 Cast;f Other City Officilts Are 'Nominiated G. 0. P., Nominee Unio...…
…I I 00eMr .J ItF :43 ttlx PRE! 1) AY .i\ ) NI SERYI! N. ._ .. .. , p 8 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,'SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1920. PRICE .... ___.._ ti , , ; If RussellBequeaths University $io,ooo Faculty Salary liund;tinion $2,500 IRISH SITUATION BECOMES SERlIOUS lUILLI IDENT RATIFY AC- JEJ Ear Wison Com. ociated Press) March 5.-With anoth- atify the peace treaty Democratic senlators o seek personal con- President Wilson be- e vote is ...…
…it i!3au . i5 GIVE TO THE FOREIGN RELI FUND VOL. XXXIV No. 114 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 6,1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE C: "NEWS TOMSAYS Union Fair Committee LEACOCK A S HE IS TOLD OF SUBJECT LITERATURE, DRAMA INSTEAD OF ENGLAN1D DISCUSSED BY HUMORIST TALKS SATIRICALLY ON MODERN CRIME STORIES Triangle Novel Styled as "Tommyrot" When Speaker Turns to )fore Serious Vein "New Matters in Ligerature and Drama" was the ...…
…E~STABLISHED 1890 41P A NE 473. MEMBER PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No 117. ANN ARBOR, MICIGAN, TUESDAY, MARWIT 6, 1928 EIGHT PAGES INTERNATIONAL NIGHT' ELlC0MED BY ITTL AS REAL OPPORTUNITY EYE-N 'IAS IECO E IVIIIIHGANi PR ES IDEINT POLISH PIANIST TO. PLAY i I 1 I N I Ukratinians Dress Of Their jj. oillzt~ 1III Native lDances - ""MARCH HARE" EDITION OF GARGOYLE WILL APPEAR ON CAMPUS THURSDAY The secr(et Is out. At least the lit- iag reveren...…
…ESTABLISHED Jr gilt att MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XX2VII. No. 111 TEN PAGES ANN ARDOR. MICHIGAN. SUNDAY, MARCH 6, 1927 TEN PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ERI ES SSURED, OF TITLE 6RAPPLERS DE EATED BIG TEN TI ARE FOR T L.E ILLINOIS TEAM IS VICTORIOUS OVER WOLVERINES BY SINGLE MATCH. ALL BOUTSARE CLOSE Baker, Just Out Of Iospitai, Loses To Opponcht In First Setback Of Conference Career l (Special to The Daily)I CHAMPAIGN, Mar...…
… 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...…
…lemma', ESTABLISHED 1890 Lwt x j 1'% ' 4,l a11i MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 114. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1929 EIGHT PAGES MEXICAN DFICIAU aa ASSUME OFFENSIVI IN RBLURIN ALMACAN TAKES FIELD AGAINS' REVOLUTIONARY FORCES AT VERA CRUZ CALLES IN CHARGE OF NORTHERN DRIVI Report Heavy Fighting In Vicinit Of Monterey, Strategic Railway Center In Leon (By Associatc rrss) MEXICO CITY, March 5.-The Mexican government...…
…THE WEATHER WARMER; PROBABLY RAIN 0lt SNOW. Y It. I&3U tiII GET YOUR 'ENSIAN TODAY VOL. XXXIII. No. 1122EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1923 EIGHT PAGES Wwri r r -rr- aar--!.T PRICE FIVE CENTS Facul DOROTHY CANFlIELD," WOMAN AuITHOR TO ty-Student' Inttroduces Vaudeville Hobbies-A Sure SCAcure For Blues assistance of black saint and an imnn- " "~tsr n nri [rn 1T.~t Lwrw . Tc h1iG n1 nA nilr A S1 tf 11 IU [B If#I V I...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, M ... Wljr ALIIEIIIan ttx OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univ eity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the usef republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherw credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at th...…
…PAGE TWO THEL MICHIGAN DAILY FIA.MRH6 9~ FRIDAY, [ARCH 6, 1925 r ; U A ml Ii s ,..... . . i QLJAI 4~A = WHERE TO: DINE . ; is found ........_. ..,,..w. ...,,.,.. .. . r ........ ,... .. ,' ./",/'Jt .,fo./.Y./Y/Y./"./11 /~,/. i, "0"''.%ti./°./.0,/,°es 1~.0 , '°. / ".P.0 '.ilw:.®. ". .r ~. ,. ". °. f: e ",d the Past, Present and Future OUR MOTTO TO PLEASE ALL F t 'f v 4 k M{ 3 Y 1 on every shelf OurStock Is <HI jib lto B...…
…mind that the value of applause depends on the way in which it is employed. 13 f J-/x--11L t NEWSPAPER OFTHE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ery morning except PMo dric the Unive Board in Control of Student Publications. BER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ed Press is exclusively entitled to the use for all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise aper and the Iccal news publish-ed therein he postoffice at Ann Arbor. Michigan, as second by carrier or ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, M:1ItCII 6, 1',' THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 6,1 MAY ORDER METERS F R C T Ornance R g ulting and Licensing Cats Reaches Second Reading EX1PEC~T RATE INCREASE FOR, THOSE RIDING LONG~ DISTANCE Approval by the~ city common coun- cil of a proposed ordinan~ce to license and regulaite taxicab own~ers an~ddriv- rs, and which also m~akes provision for the installation of taxinneters to determine the rate of fare...…
…PAC*', TW(I TI-II MICHIGAN DAILY 1~AC~C 'ln~vo THu MICIITGAN DAILY TT1TX~DAY, MARCIT C, l,92~. FACULTY "n" ATTEND IS SUCCESSFUL IN EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY MEE1TING IN. BOSTON' , Law Professor Will Give Talk In Pontl.ic Prof. TPo son R. Sun dorl and cof'the Law school w ill addre>ss members of t ho Pontiaic f[ta sociation onlMol1- (la1y, March P i. concuern fl~ the (I es tionl of 'Itelorm of(: AnD.-fak e Pro- cedur In 10 i i( ga PORTABLE TY...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY" SU\ D AF, MARCH 6, 193 I - - John' s in TOwnf Again-I 4tet's Be at the Arc Early Sunday! 1 11 GU ei'u e~rni toAnn Aiil.r. Quotinug One of His Adiiiirers, is, as Wel'omil i file ira Pf11 lay i ' ,pr']]!)I- i's: )t.nk. Ablllij ~eems lo AM, Lihe' )Imgic lo His (Counties., Friend--PIase :Note i s ~ i ig-giitl k iii itedi, tu . Onl.y0i c ' . ' 1f' , : ,' ' c . ~ , 'P ' V ~' i J} J . -. k' STARTING ' SUNDAY ,.. : II ...…
…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...…
…1. PAOF+'TWO THE MICHIGAN DA I-EY - .y MANY STUDENTS USE ACCORDINGTORPOR MORE THAN 600 WORK OUT EVERY DAY AND 2000 HAVE LOCKERS SPONSOR TOURNAMENTS Ofer, Instruction In Six Sports Free Of Charge And Plan Gymnastic Tournament With more than 600 men stu- dents using it daily for physical recreation, the Intramural Sports building, opened last fall for the first time, has achieved with a short period a significant part in the educational sy...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MSTER SPEAKS TONIET ON "EUROPEAN GDENS" I i t John C. Wister, specialist in ther horticultural aspect of landscape de- signing, will speak at 8 o'clock to- night in the West gallery of Alumni Memorial hall His topic is to be "Some European Gardens". The material for this lecture was collected during and after Mr. Wlster'j service with the American army it- Europe. After the armistice he tra-4 eled through Europe and vis...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,abity & Safety are the most essential things to consiuer. When you invest in bonds, mortgages, etc., & need money, you can seldom get it without loss. The HURONi VALLEY BLDG. & SAVINGS ASSO. always pays invest- ors on demand. It has never paid less than 6 per ct. dividends, compounded semi-annually, free from taxes. Your money with us is secured by several hundred choice mortgages. Never Hi foreclosed a mortgage in 25 ye...…
…F'RIDAY, NMARCHU G, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P ':1. G1 LIHEE w.._:. . . -.- i WARREN WILL HEAD ALUMNI CONVENTION JOINS "DINlNER2 PAIL" BRIGADE ANNOUNCE SUMMER LIBRARY COuRSES, t r I Tf enliiil 1LeetIng of iraduate ('Inn >:. C.w - liOp~en in 1)etroit LANS NOT COMPLETED'1 :' <.. ;;r{":"?< i""}, Charles R. Warren, '91, whose nom- < !nation by President Calvin Coolidge for the post of the attorney-general of the United States is now be...…
…_ . . _. ", ; .. t . , i a { J . ..fie, " f .. ., ®t iiMu t I .: .. ,. derfully suited for track meets as out- door conditions are made possible ins all events. The track is six and three- quarters laps to the mile, the largest indoor track in the country. It is a cinder path, a condition which makes -ossible much better time for track its. , Prizes in All Events m- IED EVENTS formally a meet in 7arsity track compete in nine in in-...…
…4 THURSDAY, MARCH G, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE ICHIAN DILYPAGE T7 _ .. FAVATAM %a MAW will represent that society in the Por- tia-Athena debate which will be heldt April 3. Each freshma nmember is asked to prepare - a three minute speech on the subject of "Unifori Marriage and Divorce Laws." Patronize Daily Advertisers.-Adv.I Sb. son to Speak on League All University women are invited t ;tnd the lecture on "The Origin J ae League o...…
…TtESDA,"Y, 1IARCE1 6, IN2S THE MICHIG,&N DAfL:Y PAGE TIIRE TTJ'~SDAY, MAR CT-I 6, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ni lFOISfF~ CURTIS BACKEBR Original Drawings, Water Colors, And Pencil Sketches nr- ruini loll nrinTlIfrarilxlT~ By~ Ferris And Kiefer Shown, In Architectural Buildino VI' LNULH IUH VVNI Regent Declares Oxford U ndergradua te Hlas (combinat ion Of °Freeclomi And dumnber Of Strict Rules DISCUSSES ARCHITECT'URE Life for an English stu...…
…s z MAC ~a~7THE MICHTGAN DAILY WINNEgDhor Iesio Of Congress Has Been More Productive T P WR1 Of Legislation Than Siilar Sessions O f Late Ye;ars - Pollock4I INL T "r. Of all makes sold, rented, exchange, r iNT NA IN L CO ISThe Sixty-ninth Congress has diedf dio matter"th poliical scientist shortsssion in the Senate were pes an our work are guarated. Oursr Student Worker Prize.1% Aarded rTo' death," D. James K. Polock of the'. Vice-President Da...…
….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...…
… - - - # - 44.. T AH ~*~~ ,.,A& .. > .. ..._e .w v a . a" +. ,3. ,,. aaR <-.i; E d : - I_,~ .,C.1 ..1 l.,N;.. 1 1 Li SC.AQ SSIONS TOPIC Tnt iunnri r anhir nr i Cosmopolitan Club Will Construct New Dormitory For Housing Foreign Students GERMAN WEATHER CAUSES GAS Five Alumni Clinch Election To Benc TANK EXPLOSION NEAR BERLIN_ l a s t I s i s e a V p r h ti SU- IN E U UL Lt~1 U Project Creation Of International the supervision of Homer ...…
…THE MICHYGA DAILY nrnvannrand for plays of importance that have flJJIV been given by other campus organliza- 11 1Uen.Iton. Thse rehearsal of the play on Sat-:' ~ FDH RIIIU LPI uCIIIIN uray morning proved very success-____j 1 isi At that time the cast and the Vi r r. ;cooruses work~ed together. Two peo- It is retquested that all senior worn- YE I)N ITIAlt, 'ERF =t l M I tx: "N pie of each chorus were dk'essed in e're hi a-~adg s1 i RQNQ~ 4WSEM...…
…THI r-HIGAN DAILY - - _r. ,.,., _ JDBALL DOUBLES R^AMPSDEFEATED npions are falling in the All- s handball tourney as was evi- by the defeat of last year's s champions, Brucker and San- y Gehring and Watson in three four games at Waterman gym- n yesterday. The scores were 1-10, and 21-8 in favor of the g-Watson combination and 21r favor of the Brucker-Sanchez Last Tuesday Gehring, 1920 3 champion, fell before Brucker t the score is about ...…
…PAGE FOUR IAYMAh6,92TH MIHGN DIY __ ____ THE M ICI--IIGAN DAILY 1 rTRv , MAPICTT r, 1925 204 1~itgn a l 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- titled to thc us e for republicationi of all news diispatcCcs enduted to it or not otherwise credlitedt in this paper and the lo...…
… Ii, FoodDrafts The Ann Arbor Savings Bank is selling food. drafts under thee plan submitted by Herbert Hoover, Chairman of the American Relief Administration. American Relief Warehouses established in Warsawi, Hamhurg, Vienna, Budapest and Prague, are now being stocked with the following commodities: Flour, bacon, beans; canned milk, corned beef, lard and cottonseed oil. These food drafts may be purchased in denominations of ten and fifty dol...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNlVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 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 exclusi-ely, en- ted to the use for republication of all news' d ispatches credited to it or not otherwise redited in this paper and the local news pub- lihdtherein. Entered at the...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1928 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. Entered at the postoffice at ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MIHIAN DAILY SUNDAY,.AIACH 6, 1927 _________________________________________ )w 71 - ' T W T- '. 'ra-3.:'-.dam Qf4r qtr41ian tI Published every morning exept MondayI during the University year by the Board in Conltrol of Student Publcations. Members of Wcestersa Conference Editoriatl Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all newsI dispatches credited to it or not otherwi...…
…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...…
…THM M'lCfITCAN DATI.Y WF ONESDAY, "'NIARCII " G,' -'929 . , TI-TV MiOI1TCY\M f) ~~~~~~\ I I \7 wE..I _h. sr A ._, ..V ff .. .'A A4 A*- ------ a aa vaa v} avaMv Published every morning except Monday dwning the University yea* 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...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE IUIVEIISITY OF MTCHIGA N Published every morning except Mondayl during the University year by the Board in Centrol 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 other- 'wisecredited in thi paper and the local news published therein. entere...…
…2L THE MICHIGAN DAILY:, . _ _ I YI . YIYI iwlWir YYIYII Y 1 I 1-GIRLS' PLAY TICKETS ON 5ALE WEDNESDAY Tickets for the annual Junior Girls' play to be given March 18 and 19, at the Whitney theater, will go on sale Wednesday morning at Graham's book- store. Prices are quoted at $2, $1.50, and $1. Due to the fact that orders have been received from the Detroit Junior college and similar institutions a large advance ticket sale is antici- pated...…
…FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1925 FRIDY, AR~h6, 925TI IF MICIIICM q DAINLYPAEIV C ELTATAM WAIIAIr.E F\-5-2- mv &I -WE 7ZS--\Lg- Cl"h BR.BELLTOATTENO flRE Match IION BY 111 T1P M MTINCI MICHIGAN 1AOMEN'STE AM Social Notes nll[ILL IIU IhILL IIIIUI TWlO STUDENTS CHOSEN AS DLL- FGATlES .TO C(}OFEI{ENE HELD) AT IUMBANA , i s 7' 7 W.A.A. SENDS WOMEN Dr. Margaret Bell, of the health service, will represent this IUiver - sity at the conference ...…
…1 .LE TR.YC OUT FOR UTS PARTS Art," so far as ictures is con- ye had a great ussia owing tc ernment pays a all works ap- The co-operative book store plan has the approval of the University of Iowa student's committee which has been investigating the question in various colleges of the West and Middle West. Chairman I4oosier of the committee reported that the lplan was universally successful and the student body is nowV considering its adop...…
…THURSDAY, MNARCH 6, 1924 ___ H IHGNDIYPG THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE k March 7J VIOA FAIRATTRCTION March 8 mmmm g Three Strikes AGNES MABLE and Out For the The Great "Roll the Ball" Lots of fun, and 'a PRIZE FOR EVERY TURN Delta Phi Booth No. 57 the, 11 Three Dancing-Girls BECKY at Boulevard I chute the chutes T he Sultan's Retreat THE BOUL'S NOT IN IT WITH THE I BOOTH 13 7' !: 1 DARKEST SPARKING PLACE I'l E...…
…l' TUESDAY. MARCH 6. 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FWB e.i f .a.. "v v .. 111E 111 va a " u 04 ",, li, r -,,, . DRIE CONTINUES FOR Pick Praises Michigan's Opportunities Of Combining Music And Literary Workj nraimn ian mn ~I1IUM r ME hHIr, League Life Membership Commtteer Will Call On Women Who Have Not Been Reachedt MANY SENIORS HAVE PAID Continuing the campaign urgingE women to pay up their life member- ships in the league building whic...…
…_____THE MICHIGAN, DAILY PACE F1VIE I ( A A RTOY ~President Establishe s Temporary White W fi IUI~II ..~IHouse In Capital A t Patterson Mansion ASSOt'IAI fN W 1' PROPOhED H-)H FI{'tJT TIMI' BY RECORDS ShOW PROGRESSj$ Basket Ball asebal, Tenni, WIere 1ist Organized Sp4orts: Others 4 Ratpidiy A dolted sI- With the ideals 'of clean sportsman- ship, and a (desire to offer opportun- - ities to every woman on the campus, ~ the W. A. A. has ...…
…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...…
…6, ID29 -THE MICHIGAN IDAILY . ". . sm ". sr s TI-IF. M a(a1 H ._sa" N o A I1. V a. 11 A a A .... , . I owl .s0 UM.W-I1'O _.5: 5Z s-- :s 0 SENIORWOMEN -WILLI BUY CAPS ANDGI ACCORDI11NG TO CUSTOM LEAGUE COMMITTEE RENTS GOWNS TO SENIORS IN SEVEN COLLEGES CIECKS NOT ACCEPTED JUNIOR GIRLS' PLAY WAS ORIGINATED TrI|T IN 1904 IN HONOR OF SENIOR WOMENFIRSTUAND L B The first performance of the the exhibition dances and Miss Junior Girls' P...…
…'THE MICHIGAN DAILY ...____ FRlEE E[ IXES IMPERIL 1 Do You linow iSY AIR FLEET IS JOUATION SYSTEM! _I NECESSARY TO NAV oral concrete tunnels which had Just the lease now held by R. A. Ca rsoni een comhpleted beneoath the surface; will expire. At that time the new oi the ;round. !owners expect to build a- new, andi - ~ imore nmodern t300 rooim hote] upton the A Ilenet iHotel ('1ml t :* I : f lk ---------------------------- -- site. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I SUNDAY, MARCH 6, 1921. Number 105. natical Club: gular meeting will be held in Room 401, Mason hall, on Tuesday, 8, at 8 p. m. Mr. N. H. Anning will present a paper on "The Quad- 'orm x square plus xy plus y square." W. W. DENTON, Secretary. S Colloquium: >f. A. W. Smith will speak at the Physics Colloquium on Tuesday, 8, at 4:20 p. m. on "Magnetic Reluctivity." W. F. COLBY. nore Engineers: e n...…
…PAGESIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. MARCH 6, : .. UWBUI .lD w i~ r i , _, '"~ , r.... GRAPPLERS TO CLOSE SEASN, Captain Wins CHERRY TO PLAY TRCK TEAM RUNS WITH INDIANA HERE TONIGHT For Ice Team AGAINST CHMAC TONIGHT Four Big Ten at Urbana. Purdue found little trouble in 'giving her opponents the short end I' St rong, Ifoosider Squtt C (onceb~ed Will Over 'flitxpewiefl('ed W 2ti"e a HEAVYWEIGHTS GOOD . l 1- I , -ALL-CA...…
…I 1 "iz i' L x va as,,,, 2r-- £ rir~ JJt't.LLd I «.._. ;w..,...._ . .. ,, Earle F. Boxwell, '21, J. J. Goshkin, '21L, C. 'T. McKinney, '21, W. H. Mes- singer, '21, Earl Miles, '21, and D. C. Shelton, '21. The seniors will be se- lected today in their first elimination contest. he junior and held the first senior f'nal will nday night and e time Tuesday son hall. The the finals are Students of all Colleges should read page four of the...…
…THE MICHIGAN. DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 6,1924 fM + %" ."' \ A IF I r[ r :. rrirr rr 1 i.,"*, "err 'Y'r" . ..wi u irrr urm r i ' ' oil D ,. _.. OIES HOPE . FO UTO RTI Wants Dry Diamond Start of Southern Trip April 11 Before ,j YEARLING WEIGHT TOSSERS WILL TRY FOR OLYMPICS Two members of Michigan's; freshman track squad are among. the best prospects in the shot put for the Conference m...…
…r TAll",SIX - " TH-ICIGAN P ,NILY' '1ITST)_ \Y'MATRC 4 fW19~2 . ............... . ......... . I l i 4 X 1 1 11 \-3 i!" fa .mot - I I IIIr 1.a V !V C,0PcE MAY BE. LOS CENTER IS STAR OF BADGER FIVE . ,T.... T-4r-v, -4N TITLE MEET UII~nFO RGAINS LEAD IN s T - r li rS LBIG TEN SCORING, STA [OL L f I r wINJR _____ _____ ____ Wolverines Will 1Pc N~itered in Every Event 3IIIsdco(ra T itle Meet i; een Sot Put SQUAD WILL BE SMALL is ( -...…
