…5,IIND,1Y, DF]CENTI3];II, C, 1S,253 TI IT-,, N/TT(T---TT0AT,,,T DATT-Nip PAGE SEVEN S~I3NDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1f125 PAGE SEVEN THU MTOLUOANT DAIlY , , A S0 E r IBRARY ADDS 1IND(OFMay E aBe iain's.SOUTH METHODIST VTE ui= r . . _. i itSCIENT IFIC PPHIODICALS EvyT eln DEFETS MERGER PLAN (' i:Ia et-- NGt;a h Eiu Clclk n .:u,('." Flute---Rev Curtis. Iinylxe Piano-Charles Wolcot t. iN. nanpapers' are ap- utn Chamberlain for i ir of I ocarno to vi...…
… PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1925 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin s 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 SUNDAY, DECEIMER G, 1925 Number 6; French Air Squadron Bombards Moroccan Town SIBERIAN STUDENT - ENGINEER __________ TELLS OF VARIED EXPERIENCE University Lecture: The Honora...…
…T,, ESTABLISHED 1890 LY t1kan ~Iaih APRESS ----- ". i,." VOL. XXXVI. No. 40 FRESHMIENSELECT LASS OFICIALS; NINE CANDIDATES NOMINATED FOR MAJOR POSITION IN LITERARY COLLEGE BURSLEY SPEAKS Ellen Grinnell Named Vice-President, Mary Alice Moore, Secretary; Wachs, Treasurer Harlan Cristy, '29, took the presi- dency of the freshman literary class from a field of nine candidates when he received 174 of the 313 votes cast at Hill auditorium ye...…
…D TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1925 COMMUNiTY DRIVE TO START SUNDAY1 Sixth Aiuiiial Callpal-grn'°or 1Eleve Of City' ( s Org ukat ezvh- '11() Be Iau g iri ,, 1 GOAL SET AT *521225 Setting its goal at $52,225, the sixth annual campaign drive of Ann Arbor's Conmmunity- fund 'association will be launched Sunrday mornin.An initial gift of $1,000 wras -x Cen;Fei by iiie as-I sociation y-estc'day. Eleven of thei ty'1,s ocialsr~e ...…
…FRIDAY, NOr VMBER 6, 1925 THE. MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THR' rHF MICIITCAM DAT! Y PAGE Tfl1~EW T 1 } in their quarters in thie neW building~ WO L Y W L A K NEW A THLETfIC OFFICES for sohie time.1( W, O 1,EY l[[ 91K( !No {lerfnl ,ie latuas Been set for t he ~QNTRA SPO TATON EADfFO O1CUPNCofhork oil ue odofc inl ii fc 31(aIc.ii ,UciV 11. It. is prob~able 04 'D,,o 11ustraailed Lectures) i c 1al ii , , hiat t Huuest ion will lbe settled by WI e v...…
…PACE FOUR THE FMTrT4HC AN T)AYL V a a a 1-,r 17114.,.1 t 1 \,: .3-11 t ,1.1t-Vi L-P, I FRIDAY: NOVE~MER .6.i192 I,,ar and upon equality and justice be- tween all nations, great and small, ,shall be formulated and adopted. -, y e Mna (c) When war is outlawed, the durngt},e unrsity yar by the Board in~ Coto tudnt Publications. Permanent Court of International - Justice shall be granted affirmative, of etern Conference Editorial jurisdiction...…
…FRIDAY, NC VEIIBER 6, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY %" I.: :, "; 4 1 P-P - -N 0 Trjiv r, . WI CIAgoCBINET rHOLDS OPEN MEET 1rsenta2res of Student Friendship Fund Speak on European S tuation NE 'D AMERICAN HELP Outlining the work of the American division of the European Student re- lief and emphasizing the spirit of impartiality with which it carries on its work, Mr. Conrad Hoffman, trav- eling secretary of the World Student Christian f...…
…PAGE S~IX ..,,,W r r THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER E, ;1!25 ________________- A IT lit- I v FORE I GN f f .1 W ,' WOLVERINES LEAVEIs T ATTI R1 PDIIL F i } ! 1 .j -r.e nvistmas Air TourHAHBIERS ENIRAIN osesL FOR URBANA MEET I I UU R IILL 1UIiI LLB Herrnstein Replaces Gregory; Oter Runored tliages Fail T Materialize EXPECT HARD GAME Determined to conquer Northwest- ern, and to keep its goal line uncross- ed, Michigan'...…
…FRIDAY, NVEMI3ER 6, 1925 THTE MICHIGAN DATLY r A P.M . A D V R T IS I N GU CLOSES gCLOSE$ A C3 M ADVERTISING AT 3 PM Appointed Viceroy f l i illllililliliill ll llililll111i li ililllllllllll il#I i111111 i 1ll I1ltlli i l l, News Fro Other Colleges Frog, Chicken ad Steak Diners Served at - W'tASHINGTON- Umiversities an.=d term. The final decisions wrill ],c! BOULEVARD N colleges in the United States have a made at th( cnd of te ilemes...…
…PAGE MOOT .____ '4--7--, THE MICHIGAN DAILY P'RT'b-k , N0VMMTrR -I25 ~A~ ~tflTFR... ,.. ..~, 92 .DLY 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 FRIDAY, N OVEHBER f, 1925 NumbEr 4) Notice to AllFaculty Members: At meetings of the Regents held January 10 and April 25, 1919, the Boar...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 C, r aO at1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 13 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS NAVAL OFFICERS OPPOUSE MITCHELL PLAN O-F DEFENCE 20 Miles Covered LEGIORIOVNION By Average Man " ll"N TO STUDENTS MAKE MANY MISTAKES IN REGISTERING New field far s o1dv Of men al opera- SIX AIR WITH FOR OFFICIALS DISAGREE NEW SUGGESTIONS REORGANIZATION FURNISH NO REMEDY Take...…
… PAGE TWO MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBI-R Ga 1925 r RONDTABLE1CLUB FEATURES VLLRDO Edior and Owner of Nw York Nation Will Speak here Sometime During First Part of December PROMINENT JOURNALIST Oswald Garrison Villard, editor of the New York Nation, is announced by the Round Table club as the first speaker of the year on their program which will include many of the fore- most thinkers of the country. Mr. Vil- "lard has been in the journal...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6," 1925 THE MICHIGAN. DAILY . ®.®... .. IN S9CK SEASON ~Vair I~~iI~5Five Ne(w h~ooks' and W~e ii.c I (} hr For Memiabers of 1'j-;elfitjg Staff SCHORLING ISSUES TWO 'Thatt thae University faculty turns its h;,nd; to writintg (luring the sum- lner onh Li evidenced by the fact that ;:everal new books andl revised edit ions of old books by mennbers of the teaching staff have been published during August and September by Geor...…
… PAGE FOUR 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 the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. ...…
…TTUES-AY, OCTOBER 6, 1925 THE MICHIGA\N DAILY PANE F!V S ow l -- - --------- - ) 'IVY P14 LAGOON or Play Was MEMBERHSHIP DRIVETO Organize Golfing I [IF EOiALS~nancial Success MN T AJY(oIvis tc oIsi/ omeni NO T IO S T111N0 FqIAAI I q H- I1)0 p -Dearlure Ifrom tIetraditional he olin is t he c,; irt tisj to discuss circus. the plans for the sophomorle NO TICES U uY I u L.~ U uLI uI1spb eiiIan~'ieiito blie h 11g4' ~21 are of F~orm...…
…PAGlE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY, . TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1925 I t ..r..r!" Now = . I will 1 , e o 19. ._.. -mm-" -MIK YOST GROOMS TEAM' FOR" INDIANA GAM Sqad Peiab Peiinted for Game Wh ' (oaeli tIll t& 4 B ladgers At Wisconsin BROWN BACK AT CENTER With 'the Michigan State contest now a matter of history, Coach Yost is grooming his Varsity eleven for the first Big Ten encount er with In- diana university Saturday. Although preparing f...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7,-- _77- 7- 1%. W., mon too, 1111111111 111 1 I ..,,Q<.t,.,o--,w CLOSES CLOSES AT3 PISADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. FOR SALE TROJANOWSKI BEAUTY SHOP Expert hair bobbing, marcelling, FOR SALE-Ford touring 1919. Ex- manicuring, face and scalp treat- cellent condition. Call Furnas, 5082 ment. or University 229. RAIN WATER SHAMPOO 1110 S. University- Ave. Dial 5535 FOR SALE-Clarinet in good condi- tion. Ph...…
… i PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY PCATOGEEIGHTe DAILY 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. In. Saturdays). Volume VI TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 192 Nubitier 13 To the Deans: There will be a Conference of the Deans on Wednesday, October 7, at 10 a. m., in the President's office. C. C. Little. Executive ...…
…C, 0 u utmier t C~~i r at Akv l ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1925 PRICE FIVE PRIC FIV BALD WIW CRITICIZED - - Premier Baldwin's method of settling the threatened British mine strike is bringing him more blame than praise. The settlement is accounted a moral victory for the miters, the government having agreed to provide until May 1, the difference between what the miners want a...…
…I THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY .. .. f E CIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE IVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION ' hed every morning except Monday the University Summer Session by trd in Control of Student Publica- Associated Press is exclusively en-{ the use for republication of all news s credited to it or not otherwise in this paper and the localnews pub- erein. :d, at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, eas second class matter. iption by carrier, $ s.5o; by mail,...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY hot And Pepper In Fight For 'Power In Pennsylvania .cZZ2. FROM THE FILES FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY University Hall auditorium un- dergoing an extensive and elaborate remodeling. When finished, the audi- torium will present a far more the- ater-like effect. the flanking sides of both balcony and lower floor will be gone and the vista will be straight ahead from the platform. Six class rooms will occupy the space cut fr...…
…THESUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY ILY OFFICIAL BULETIN tion in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of iversity. Copy received at the office of the Summer Session :30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday). V. THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1925 Number 2211 edule of Examinations: The final examinations in the Schools and Colleges, on the eight Mks basis will be held Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, August 12, 13, 14, according to the following schedule: ...…
…4 DEDICATED TO JUSTICE Ski4an ~IaiIM MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I q VOL. XXXV. No. 159 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS FHESH R B FUNDS REACH $630 MARK IN TAG DAY DRIVE, Ten Nations Represented In Unusual Art Exhibition Here FLIES TO POLE -- - - - -- - By Leoniard C. Hall NAME NEW YORK TIMES EDITOR TO GIVE COMMENCEMENT DAY TALK1 SENIORS WILL HOLD TRADITIONAL S.WING OUT TOMORROW An...…
…PACE 'T'WO W ~ ~ C I A , M Y (, 1 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1., 1 X "------ GUEST !WISPEA O N M M O T H E R S i I Offers -Protest !n .rr. E H , ~ i O ~ I f & ' i b ~ ' e~ Uoii r ~ #1 id ' 4~~J'"'i 1o her2 x i i' ,CAi arbor dring the wee itt-en 11l°i llol er' D ay, wll v 1be honored at a nflc( I tig Eu :iday il Hill1 audit"i u ~ l , a xvifi cli ldg air Guest, Del rci hoot arid wrielr of "rust Fols ms'',14', \w ilsxeak.Th Girls' G k c cI1...…
… WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ...- .__. w..... . ._.. .. . .. , . _. . _. _ a. WHVIAT'S GOING O Notices~ to appear in this coiiimp nst . . i 1 Yost Defends Board I Control From' ,iglar isoneptos be left in the tox at thel iaty tofice provided for rt't purp~ose heor.e 4.. i lc rcp d ? ^g, tt ;y of fisie. 11h,1 1 l)iofthe I iord Ini Cotrl Of Al hiicr, its; funcit osld ;iiiThr,libilitll(a I'-:uilol rsNotei.) 10):O-(onference...…
…ro U R THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY', MAY 6, 1925 Pub'lishied every morning except Monday during the UniversityT year by the Board in Control of Student Publicstions. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The A'sociated Press is exclusively en- 1 titled to the use for republicationi of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- fished therein. Entered xt the postoff...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1925 TEMCIA AL THE MICHIGAN -DAILY PAUE N:vfv .. .$ ) .... . .. ....... IM WATA S s-t ) I Reervaionsshoud bemadeasf LEAGUE OFFICERS INSTALLED TODAYi Mlrs. Wesley Hloffmn, '21, Vorter League President to Make Address to Wonten t NAME PATRONESSES Mrs. Wesley H-offman, formuerly Edna Graff, who was president of the Women's League in 1921. will give f the principal address of the installa-, tion service at Barbour gy...…
…PAE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY C. 1925 ... ... ........r rrr mom WWWW"n aw' rrs -mom-mm --_. FARRELL PREPARES lEN FURBUC KEYES _ 1fhlke lefents 1liert in Trials For I'1u'e on TwoJ1e Ie Relfy TIeam { OHIO STATE ENTERS 40 Coach Farrell is putting the Var- Oity track team through a week of strenuous training i preparation for the,Ohio State dual meet Satur- d&y on Ferry field. f 41 the men are showing steady im- provemaien...…
…WElDNESDAY, MAY G, 192 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _._ THIS LASSIFIE lAMCOLUMN CLOSES CLOSE$ AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. TAILORS c .i ; Laments War Talky HER MAN THlE TAILOR $25-$30-$35 SUITS 402 South State Street . ; . =LQ ST .1. t ' r--y' ;. . j r'""'....1 v^r. ^ . _._.e... 7_ ,,, 'Try our Chieese Ch i cken Thaidurg Sand wiches4 We deliver Kew~pee Pho. )GIG I LO§T---Llev.elyn setter, grey with1 black spots. Return to Dr. McK...…
…VAO1M PTGHT DAILYOFFICI'AL BULLETIN' Publication in the. Bulletin is constructive notice . t all members of the University. Copy received 2)a tir Assistant to th. z'es'dent until 3:30D p. n0(1:30 a. mn. Saturdayh Volume 6WWDNESAY, 3MAY 6, 11925 '1w~br 159 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thomas J., Dudley, Har old W., D~uncan, Russell E., Finkleman, Max, Fores- ter, John A., Goddard, Edwin N.. Griest, Richard S., Hall, Robert L., Heath, Forrest A..,IHuf[...…
…, -, DEDICATED TO JUSTICE C, 11 r t Itan joat1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS -VOL. XXXV. No. 115 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICIIIGAN,, '7Ru1)AY, MARCH G, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ..._. .. SELEICT CAMPBELL C e.P ANIDT FOR MAYORS' POST, JTREASUR ER E)F 1VN l I ERStITCY CAR- 111ES ('II' PRIMARIIES 1) EtiISI VELY DEFE XTS SUGDEN Receives 11586$ Votes of 1.,500 Cast;f Other City Officilts Are 'Nominiated G. 0. P., Nominee Unio...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
…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...…
…Ff1 XV, AR'Ci G, .1927, THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIAGE Si"N r:NT THE. MICHIAN.DAILY.A.E .T... n A S I F E C UMTO SHOW WILL A3PM. ADVERTISINGCLSS PEWEESA Who Will Succeed President EBert? _t EDDY' LAUDS KIEV KITCHEN SUOPPORHT Paris. Mar. 5.-,nhe air ministry loniOlulu. lMar. 5 .--(By A.P.)--The is giving 1.{100,000 francs in prizes to. Japanese trainin" g rsqadron, which manufacturers of airplanes and air- has been on a Crutise of t he Pac'...…
…PAGE EIGT ______THE MICHIGAN fDAILY___ nFRIDAY, MARIT G, 92.1 DILY OFFICIAL: BULLETIN I (Continued From Page Seven,) Pasul Einstein Etta M. Ferguson Claude L.,~1fluney John V. Fopeano Guy: Freeborn I ymau Freiberg IRoy French: E. "G. 'FSuller Abe Gaines Thomnaiw . Gerken Gusta Golderg Ralph RU; (fraichen Wn. Xi. Grant Jesaniine Gray (2) 1Arnold Green Loin" A. Green George .. F. Gruenbauer A. E. (31urd Robert F.. Hague Mike ihalley R....…
…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...…
…THE WEATHER RAIN OR NOW TODAY t igau ~I~hiIJ MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS' I I ,v VOL. XXXV. No 63 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1924 EIGIiT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS UOPERA SETTINGS GIVE PRODUCTION ' COLORFUL EFFECTI Mayo States English Medical Students j Lead In European Scientific Research Complimenting the University of leader in this science across the At- Michigan on its new hospital, Dr. W. lantic al...…
…PAGE TWO THE H' %II I IIT l ui% DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1924 Greek Minister 'Archaeologists Obtain Relicsj CH 'PEXPL9INS u esDs*I [CC TTI~DE ssums DuiesOf Early Indian Civilization Several large collections of relics,rwooen imitations of bear's claws do and a mass of information relating to nad by Miss Gertrude Helmke, of Tels Why Foreign Students Favor the early inhabitants of Michigan,i MniIt, nd a detailed map of Cass Persona initat...…
…_SATURDAY, DECEMBER G 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA.Gr T~ T1T1 , PASTORS CONIE New Naval Official Turns Eye On Navy Yard PREDICT CHANGE INICHIM EOFERS PRIZES CONFER EETDIUS n~Rrnicr AcUIftI FOR BST CONTIBUTIONS M9EiNHOOS F PROECION i_ .. ,1 . a~i U qp ,.,. a' p I +h p~ Y i Ii 11 h a a t aa k' It Dr.WiliamBrown Considers Inter- est of Churches in Public Affairs N~otabl~e of Age COUNCIL MEEITS Atlanta, Dec. 4.-"Increased in- terest by th...…
…PAGE FOUR. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6# 1921 -.-----M- -- .. ..._....__..d__..r. uaw "'r , 11an Itl Published every morning except Monday Suring the Umnversity year by the Board in Control of Student ublications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news fispafches, credited to. it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the...…
