… 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...…
…ESTABLISHED S1890 Sir i4au Iaittj MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS s nr vv c-xrrr n.,, o - I VL. XXXVII. No. s EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS . - I ~ I FRESHMAN SMOKER IS SUCCESS VITH OVE 000PRESENT P~lESiI)ENT I T BTI'S ADVICE FEATURES ASSEMtBLY AT 'NION FRIEDMAN GIVES TALK Lester Johnsonu rges All Men To' Out For Union Committee Positions Try Starting things off for their...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 it4iw :43 at I H MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXVII. No. 35 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS PAINT SMEARED MEN TO BATTLE TODAY IN ANNUAL FALL DAMESI HUNDREDS OF UNDERCLASSMEN WILL ENTER TRADITIONAL FIELD CONTESTS BANDS TO LEAD MARCH Pillow Fight First Of Three Contests Which Will Decide Victors This Morning Smeared with the customary green paint, the fres...…
…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...…
… 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...…
….r ESTABLISHED 1890 14P 4F lip r tl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS e VOL. XXXVI. No. 142 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS fRESTICTIONSON SPEECH ATTACKED SROGERBALWIN CIVIL LIBERTIES JIEAD SCORES BAN ON TEACHING OF EVOLUTION HITS INTOLERANCE Says Fear And Hatred Of Minorities Are Habit Of People Today; Cites State Laws "There are more ways to get into jail for your opinions today tha...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Ilk 14r 4 .M t IRW''qw ~uiI MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS '17n . VT ~rwr . . . v uld. XXX VI No. 160 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS - - - 1____ S-EES NEW ASIA AS WESTERN POLITICAL IDEALsSW5EEP LAND SIR FREDERIC WHYTE CLAIMS EAST HAS VISION OF NEW ERA AUTOCRACIES FALLI I i SOiPHOMORES TO CHOOSE G fAMES CAPTAIN TODAY Sophomores will meet at 5 Io'clock this afterno...…
… F #'ummpr ESTABLISHED 1922 Sir i uu :Iaitj ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE 1L XV1.II '.). AN-INn A ....M...A.F..AY. A GUT.,_92 I V U-. XY1. Ao. 4G ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, A ITGITST 6, 1926 s PRICE FIVE CENTS LABORHPROBLEM iS ACUTE ON AMAZON, SAYS PROF. JAMES GEOGRAPHY TEACHER LECTURES ON ROME OF RUBBER, NOW IN "HARD TIMES" DESCRIBES RIVERS Show Slides To Illustrate Economic Depression Caused By Lack Of Needed Work...…
…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 ...…
…P'AGE TWO THEIFMTCHTCAM fDAIl C VL'.' ~ A.Y.L~A... WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6,x1946_ 111E 1V11'l..l Id\1['yl { Lt'11L 1 "' """'" .u ~r.v. s. } vv. +. v.a.u a,. aw v rv++ ZOOLOGY STAFF CHINESE1 STUDENTSi LOSES ONE MANE PLAN CEEBAIO 1 AeND.LrtDSTHREEy1 Asthe zoology department, tarts thsmetetisyer the roster is 11a1 Q"1 usllWil dvei .esiAddressmakdbmnycngswihavi taken place. Two new nmen have beenj Oil lani~t ll Iyt>191China - added to the depar...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAT1,hR hAY. NOV E"MI3EIL G, l!)2, aa.r a aa va a A&1 A AA 1 A./[ AAA A A The band will make the last trip of I PISA.- Another incident connected BAND 'NILL PLAY FOR ?the present football season next week with the popular resentment against the when it goes to Columbus to play toyr rcent attempted assassination of the Ohio State game, as no journey IPremier Mussolini is reported from E1fl T~fAVwill 'e madfe to...…
… 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...…
…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...…
…THE MICH-TGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1926 ~--~ - I WO L Y SP A l of the railroad, Col. John Stves'. Iwrote a pamphlet in 1812 urging the use ot a. railway in lieu of the Erie o RH aa hchwste eigvctdI In a bulletin published the same year,?Seesdcae ta:semlcno (0111could e operated at speedis of 0miles l( hour',a belief whichli. CWIrl Engineering. Professor Cies 'lhie substantiat ed by model ex pt'i~nents in, Early Investigations Of I1825. ...…
…PACE tO TH F- MICHTGAN DAILY THE ICHIAN DILYTHUIRSDAY, -MAY 6, 1V26 BOUDRICH EXPLAI'NSI CAUSES OF STRIKE English Trade Vnions (Called (GeneralI Walk-out To Avert Lowering Of All Wages' GIVES OPPOSING VIEWS Seeing a crisis for the whole trade uniion movement of England. labor in that country called the general strike determined to uphold the cause of the miners in order to safeguard their own, interests, in the opinion of Prof. Carter Goo...…
…PAGE TWO THDE SUMMER MI MAN DAILY FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1926 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION Published every morning excep t Mondayl during the university Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publica-r tions. 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- i lished herei...…
…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...…
… WEPNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ F EICN TEACHERS T GIVE LECTURES Vro~ssors Of Philosophy Froiii Tue ~orbonne and Calcutta Conic .Here From Cambridge I~ARLY DATE OBTAINED Pi~f. Lucien Levy Bruhi of the 1,hil isophy department at the Sor- bon ~, and Prof. S. N. Dasgupta of the hilosophy departm~nt in Presi- Oen college, Calcutta, have been obt ed by the Univer~tity to lecture oon. These men have been in atte ance at the I...…
…SATURDAY, :AOVEA,1 3EIt,6, 1926 THE MICHIGAN -.DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER~6, 192~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY M USF~ASSISTANTIRecommends Movies' As Aid To Religion' RETURNS FROM EAST~. Greenmian Beck From Three Week Trlp, Stu4les- Origin Of Pottery Found1( Last Summer VISITS INDIAN EXPERT Emerson F. Greenm-an, assistant in the museum of anthropology of the U~niversity, returned to Ann Arbor Thursday night from a three weeks trip in the East, during...…
…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 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...…
…a TESD)AY,. APRIL. 6i, 1926 r ATTEND e' 15TRYMEETING Uiersity lRepresentlfive WijI Lease SFrliday For Ronne ; will ileiirn ~here lit.Fall JP LANS EUROPEAN TOUR! SProf. Robert Craig, Jr., of the for- ~etry' department, will represent the , ;University at the World's Forestry ;'congress, which will be held in Rome, 'Italy, ;from April .29 to May 5. This meeting is sponsored and organized by ? the International Institute of Agri- culture and by t...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGO TnrtrB THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA0112 'rxrn~ TELL[[S. IMPOHRIIUC OF TASPORTATIONI HNAneraii Carriage Facilities Called Greatest. Neebancal Ind ustry By Prof. Worley ENDS LECTURE SERIES Emphasizing the imnportance of transportation as our greatest me- chanical industry, Prof. John S. Wor- ley, part time lecturer in the civil en- gineer ing department, summarized the growth and influence of Am- can c...…
…FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 192( THE SUMMER MICHI(-,AN n ATTV v .. ._.. ,. ..,......vs-zl i.. t- tL 1 PANE THRP:w. DAILY OFFICI Publication in the Bulletin is con the University. Copy received at until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Satu Volume VI FRIDAY, AU Classified Ads AL BULLETIN F WANTED structive .notice to all memberi of WANTED -Room or suite by Uni- the office of the Summer Session versity Professor and colored stu- 1 Aa1i! 1 JPijh...jf I I ...…
…-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...…
…4- PAGE FOURh THE MICHIGAN DAILY . WItMMStAT. iOCTOARA C Md ___________________________________________________ I THE MaICHIVAGANto Df /iaILYailJ L.J ~ IAWJUA 0 uv Published every morning except Monday * *f n-e (>uferen:e PMt'co :j The Associated Piss is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news! dispantches credited to it or not otherwise c e'ited in this paper and the local newsepub- lkh(l therein. Entered at the...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6,192C, Published very morning bexcept BoMon day during the University year by e Board y Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association.} The Associated Pgs is exclusively en-I titld to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- fished therein. Entered at the postoffice ...…
…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....…
…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...…
…PAt' O-UR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUE-DAY, APRIL 6, 1926 Published every morning except Monday duringthe Universit year by the Board in CQxtol,_of. Student Publications. M eiubers 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-, fished ;herein. Entered at the postoffice a...…
… ]PACE POUJR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSIDAY, M AY 6, 1 -26 ,- : I I llllllllllllm Published every ,morning except Monray luring the University year by the 15ao In r. Control of Student Publications. I Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en-I titled to the use for republication of all newsa dispatches credited to it or not otherwiseC credited i. this paper and the local news pub- lished ...…
… PAGE FOUR Tir TH 1RA;LMM1:7R MY 't-ITAILT nAli V 'Mt T- A TT A TT-TT-- 0 -- A AAA_____________________________________££. . vtvlvAl~A SVAL ..-111xHJI$ I Jd-L TI FRIHDAY, AUGUST t6'-1-26 9 CC Y T_- I_ ' r « r, "West Is Beind Arizona You PYr1928 Senator Tells Actress On Late Coolidge' Honeymoon Tour I)INBUR-H, Aug. 4 (AP. -Con-~ stance Talmadge and her Scotch hius- band, CaptiAistair Macintosh, are 'making an automobile tour of Scot- la...…
…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....…
…WrM~NE1SD-A ', CTORETR 4. 1926 TH" MTCHITGAN DAILY "q5 - - SaSa.4flAfl..flu*~OCrfl'Wt~' NOTES GROWTH IN ATHLETIC SPIRIT Freedom Promotes Entiusiasm, States 'r. BeslY New Sports Attract Participants . -: W.A.A. TO RUN SPORTS "Gredater enthusiasm is being shown this year by the University women for their physical education work than ever before," was a statement recently made br Dr. Margaret Bell, head of the physical education department ...…
…SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6,1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FTVIN ' C l I CTAVAil k Awffl 9 .., LEAD ERSHIP TRAINING, IS FFREHD BY,:W first Meeting Will Be Held In Detroit, City Organization Will Pay Fees And Expenses COURSE LASTS SIX WEEKS For several years the Student Y. W. C. A. has given and sponsored each scinester, a club leaders training course. This year, the city Y. W. and the student organization are co-oper- ating in offering this co...…
…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...…
…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...…
…TUESDAY, APTIM, 6, 1926 TH F MICHIGAN DAILY PAGI r". TUESDAY, APflIL 6, 1926 - YAGE Pry,. ftl ) feV or-zs -Z ti r ) U OIAL TO B SCENE ff[I UEK ELECTIONS1 Although no more than CU) women of the 2,500 present on the Micbigan campus last year tokan 1 j i m in the elections held for tle omeIn'I league, it is hoped that the turnout will be materially increased at thisI year's election ,vhich will be held all day Thursday in University hal...…
…THURSDAY, MAT C , 1-52 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 17 PAO i' TIHYT1~DAY, MA'~? 6, 1026 PAGI PlY, C #P7 VIT4 ,. ._ ; V F 4 } 1 r t i :{ ' i CHOOSE IDES , L ED8 FOR AMug!. PROCESSION Aides for the Lantern night proces- sion have been chosen by the retiring presidents of the Women's league, the W. A. A. and the Y. W. C. A., Norma Bicknell Mansfield, '26, Myra Finster- wald, '27, and Katherine Willson, '26 respectively. Together with the aides wh...…
…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 TF MIC - MCAN flATT VY WIEDN'ESDAY. 0(4TORPR A- 024 L 1 3L 11'11 \..1 lltit'11Y L!"1iL 1 r crira Y 1 E7 4 'VkdlVj:YMln ID, LZIZD in a CARDS AND BATTING WINS Card Hurler Allows New York Slug- gers Five Blows To Gain One Game Advantage For Hornsby MAKES CIRCUIT CLOUT Jesse Haines, big right'shanded hur- ler of the Cardinals, pitched and bat- ted his team to a 4-0 victory over the New York Yankees in the third game of the World's ...…
…I P~AGE- SI THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMIBER 6, 1926 ,. . .. /{/ l Y _ ... . ' _ I I MfHflNHARRIERS TO MEET OWIO STATE AND ILLINOIS IN, FIRST REAL TEST TODAY, CROFOOT STARS { ON BADGER TEAM TI I To RIANGULAR MEET IS FIRST Conference contender. However, Cap- REAL TEST FOR COACH tain Briggs and Hornberger, both of FARRELIS MEN whom are veterans, are expected to improve with every meet as they are 0110 hAS STRONG TEAM not yet at ...…
… 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 ...…
…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...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY STUESDAY, APIIL A, 1926 M . < g t y cg= w rrrr r rr wrwwwu r r f r ._ Uf -- ............ - . Wtll HOLD ThI CK TRIALS THISWEE Coach Farrell Announces jntention o T1rkIn Men utdoors If Possible ENTERS TWO CARNIVALS Time trials for the Kansas and Ohio relays will be held this week, accord- ing to an announcement made by Cqach Farrell yesterday. The relay carnivals will be held April 17, and the coach wi...…
…PAGES 1X THE MICHIGAN DAILY T"R f-AY, MAY 6,192 712~ : ' s -. ARSITY NINE TO LEAVE TODAY FOR BIDSER ANO GOPHER 69MIS Meet Wisconsin At Madison Tumor- 1 Srow; Minnesota To Oppose 'team ' BUBBLING OVER FIRST At Minneapolis Saturday IN 'BLUE GRASS STAKES1 OPPONENTS ARE STRONG I (By Associated Press) - LE INGTON, Ken., May 5.- I In meeting Wisconsin and Minne- Bubbling Over further strength- 1 sota mtomorrow s and Saturday M on for- ens his c...…
…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 ...…
…,WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1926' THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE SEVEN lop," I Yearligs Given Resignation Tvurned Strenuous DrilliIn By Badger, Coachi Backfield and end candidates for the j After arranging the hardest basket- freshman football squad were given 1 ball schedule ever listed by a Wiscon- their first taste of heavy wor~kouts, sin :team, for thc 1926-27 season, last night when CoachJjE. J.. Mather' Coach Walter E. Meanwell has de- had then...…
…SATURDAY, NUVERB R 6,19-26 "T"HE . I HI A DAILY PAGE SEVEN .*.i FOUND1 (tla0 ifitb Aurrisiu n FOUND--A lot of fellows have found! The Good Clothes Shoppe, 711 N. FOR RENT Univ. Ave., and taken advantage of FOR RENT-Five room apartment,, the splendid Special Offer that is with garage, in desirable location, being made until Nov. 15, to give. between Campus and Hill. Dial b ne ter $. airo.1pants,toiv 5290. 35-36437Ia xr 70 aro att match thei...…
…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...…
