…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER MICHIAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1926 #I WEDNESDAY. JULY 7. 1926 EItrp urmvr DISILUSIONMENT -NEDEiD I resentatives. For more than a month 1 1 At a recent conference of political the news front Geneva has recordedl i r a n 3 a s ~ ci entists at lowa City, many dscus- daily setbacks for America. Blut, aft- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THlE soswr il eaiet h nIf er all, these are merely committee UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN discussio...…
…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1926 r +. w.w.. wr .. w s w. aa.aa f a f~Y4 s'a tiPL ii f i/L ii LJ .. . ... . ... e... x .. .,. v v . .. .v.. V U h? uutm1Vt OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION Published every morning except Monday 1 during the University Summer Session by' the Board in Control of Student Publica- tions. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for repub...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, MAY 7. 1922 upper classes to new men not taken a ing the U nion care of by fraternities. The Bwling 5~1an ging the U ll~f committee and Billiard committee put on tournaments and bring the better Editor's Note: This is the third and committee is running the ticker serv- professionals here for exhibition last of a series treating of the organi-: ice in the tap...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN .DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER1 7, 1923 tiul old ok songs, the bringing into solute oelf-control ot the individual "TheN UIUSC an "Mi ed ingue ot01(1 national country dances and at the same time a new freedom ii s i place of10101ii.01the modern dances and a bsduo rmlhmnnes h growing literature. In thi last held, sd1 sn rmlhnannes h one isriter puts it, A close lliance Itoerment conilits as hame as M arige li s betweein the lgedte...…
…ULN I bUUNbILMUI ELECT NEW OFFICERS Stand-- Class Elections Committee Named At First Meeting Also LUNCH Service and Right Prices UNIVERSITY At the regular meeting of the Stu- dent 'council held Wednesday night at the Union, the following officers were elected for the coming year: vice-president, George E. Gregory, '22E; treasurer, John W. Ross, '231; and recording secretary, Vernon F. Hillery, '23. The corresponding sec- retary will be ...…
…THE MICH-IGAN DAILY I I Your Car- SCHOOL SURVEY AT FLINT UNDERTAKEN WASHED: Inside and out; top, body, wind- shield, wheels and under parts. POLISHED : We use only Sem-Dac Liquid Gloss--a clean lasting lustre on every job. All work guaranteed. PRICE $2.00+. I Educational and Mental Tests to Given Each Hugh School and Intermediate Pupil be SOUTHERN STUDENTS NOTICE All students who are planning to go through Detroit 'or Toledo to Cinci...…
…ICHIGAN DAILY V d wn rr REMOVE THE DANGER. Step into either of our offices and look over our Safety Deposit Vault Equipment You will feel at ease knowing your valuables are safely deposited -in your individual box behind those massive doors THE COST IS NOMINAL FARMERS & MECHANICS BANK 101-105 South Main Street. 83 South State Street (Nickels Arcade) SUMMER BULLETIN' READERY BY JAN. 17I Professors Deny Planets' Powers! During the pa...…
…ore Recitation And Lecture Rooms Ire Seriously Needed In Literary College, Declares Dean.Humphreys . ce Stationery 'ing Sale >ck at big discount N (Sawaco Fabric) nvelopes .... 40c, NDfoIded - 25 envelopes 10c That there is a s'erious lack of rooms{ for both recitation and lecture pur- poses, was the statement issued by Prof. W. R. Humphreys, assistant dean of the literary college, in commenting on the classroom situation in the lit- erary ...…
…! nt. lvllt.%.' !AN DAILY I, TAXI I N 35 Cents Every Passenger Insured Against Accident I DrinkA z Morel Milk AND LESS COFFEE. Milk is food for the brain. Try putting yourself on a milk diet and see how much better you feel in the course of a few days. O! The Ann Arbor Dairy Co.' PHONE 425 Society Brand Clothes HOME RULE- GAINS HEARING IN WLES Project Causes Favorable Comment Following Foundation Of Irish Free State LLOYD GEORGE HA...…
…mere handful of students attended the Normal, the school has grown to an enrollment of more than 1;700 during regular terms, with a summer enroll- ment well past the 2,000 mark. The greater number are women students. THE UNIVkRSITY'S COMW)GN HEALTH i..i Ui82D i In 1852 Has Press) -The Michi- 1 here, first blished west several re- le training entire coun- , June 22. e Normal during in one of achieve- President Chailes ad of the institu- st ...…
…SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1928 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SANDE WILL RIDE OUOTASKIEV AT CHICAGO IS. F IE BY STATEI .:..... .-. Many Improvements Have Been Adde And Students Will Find Greater Comfort Than Before CAMP TO OPEN JULY 26 (Special t The Daily) DETROIT, July 6-Michigan's quota Ur the Citizens' Military Training Camps at Camp Custer is filled, ac- cording to information from the Sixth Corps Area headquarters at Chicago, to Phelps Newberry, ...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1928 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE ... .- -.- _ t Books of the Day Eva's Apples, by William Gerhardi Duffield & Co., New York, 1928. $2.50. Perhaps William Gerhadi had dreams of being heralded as a modern Jonathan Swift or as a keen and bit- ter Voltaire when he, wrote "Poly- glots" and "Eva's Apples." Un- doubtedly Mr. Gerhardi has achieved some of the best in clever and witty satire in these two volumes; has ...…
…SUNDAY, JULY 7, 1929 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRE TEAMS FROM SIX STATES TO PLAY HAWKEYE ELEVE*N INDIANA WILL SEND THREE RIVALS, WISCONSIN, ILLINOIS TWO MICHIGAN GAME NOV. 23 Carroll and Monmouth Are Only Colleges Sending Teams; Ohio and Minnesota Also Play IOWA CITY, July 7-Iowa's two football teams, the varsity and re- serve elevens, will combat repre- sentatives of six states during the eleven-game schedule next fall. Between S...…
… T~~11lJl.1.1./././l./l./.lJ11.I1.d,1PP%1l.J1111, ./~./J1l11lJJlrl i rb Bern arr MacFad den's True Story Pic- 20,000 people bared their lives. to, to this story. …
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGI 0 I hey 'reIn Again! Dempsey Agrees To Battle Wills That Jack Dempsey will meet Harry Wills, negro heavy weight, for the world's championship heavy weight boxing title seems a certainty but when and where is so far undecided. The contract is said to be ready and awaits only the signatures of the fighters to make is a surety and the managers and promoters have ass'ured the pubilic that the fight will take place. ...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY 3attlefront Holds ion of Spain's Dictatur H COOL Naples, Aug. 5.-The Nnited States cruiser Trenton has been ordered to Persia to carry back to the United States the body of Robert W. Imbrie, American vice consul, killed at Te- heran recently by a mob. Little investment - big returns, the Daily Classifieds.-Adv. C A R R 1 4 Pop. Mat. Tues. Thurs. & S Nights 25c - 50c - 75c as wih Week THE Bonstelle Con In...…
…On Tariff Board I THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY Alumni News In Brief II I k- ICANDY 1r U Z ,NT-room on 1st floor, street ate entrance, bath adjoining. le for lady employed during Apply 1233 Washtenaw. I . i E room in private residence4 nd St. Call 537 Second St., ae 9135. on or FACULTY Member-man and wife - or Upperclassmen-We will arrange living quarters in private home as you desire. Ideal location. Phone 7184. FOUR ROOM Aapartmen...…
…TH- l r I Vews From Other Colleges , Tex.-Meals at the Univer- exas cafeteria average in cost ateen to seventeen dollars a .uring the summer session, te prices of the meals of the iree students employed in teria as representative ac- :o Mrs. C. A. Tiroff, director. rage price of the separate: as been computed "'to be or ninete'en cents for break- nty-six cents for lunch, and ur cents for dinner. The, ost of meals varies from $3 ** * n,. W...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY HAHN CALLS Off CLASHWITH 24 Trainer Afraid to Risk First String Men in Scrimmage With Yearlings FRESUMEN BEAT RESERVES 7 TO 0 IN FAST CONTEST Varsity men were withheld from scrimmage with the freshman team yesterday evening by order of Archie Hahn, trainer, and, instead the men who will probably start the Case game Saturday were run through a short team play drill by Coach Yost. Fol- lowing the regulars came the first strin...…
…, _ _ _ __-THE MICHIGAN DAILY University Men! Start a Savings Pres. H. H. Herbst, Secy., A. A. Sav- Account with HURON VALLEY BLDG. ings Bank Bldg.-Adv. & SAVINGS ASSO. Your money will double in 10 years. Never paid less If you can walk you can dance aft- than 6 per cent dividends since in- er four private lessons with Mlle. corporation 30 years ago. Can draw Jeanette Kruska or Phillip Miller, '23. your money any time and receive 5 1 Let us p...…
…DAILY u A y. i ' f . vfr " . f l . s. . " " + " .. . ., 4 ' . " / r .' .. ' ' d ' ' r v F "" . ! "" .. .' I 1 . . . . .. ." . '". n . " ." . " .. .. v. "w . a .. ... ' ,. r. .. _ _ i .. .. . . .'.+, :. '. ." " . " . .' -. . ." .... :. .... " . '. e " " r ...' "" { . .. : ... .. ". . r ' . .. ": " t i(?'o ttR II .., ECKERSAL MKES R CHOICS Five Changes from, All-Conference Selections Apparent in Criti's New Teams NOTRE DAME PLACES TWO ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . ,.. . .. ..,; ., ,i. .X p ; . .Y $ . ," ." . ,, , .O w'.. e r p / ,. rs LIGHT DRILL 1FOR BASKETBALL MEN Expect All Players to Be in Best of Shape for Contest Saturday Evening MATHER EXPECTS STRENUOUS STRUGGLE WITH WISCONSIN Only a light workout was given the Varsity basketball squad last night by Coach Mather. The tapering off process for the first Conference game with Wisconsin Saturday night was begun by the coach...…
…::' " : 1':-d ... o . -p _ r.- ,a LIAin . CHANPI6S FIELD LINEUP been issued places, and as soon as picked. to the men sure of their others will be given out the lineup is definitely NO LET-UP FOR TRICK MEN REMAINING HERE Uteritz Moved to Second and Hoffman Installed at Third In Wednes- day's Drill CONTEST FOR OUTFIELD AND THIRD SACK BERTHS KEEN Coach Pratt's last minute shift in his lineup before the southern trip re- sulted in in...…
…' N -. ,=" ' d :; ,,, ,,, , , . 4Az~ _.__ . 60 AND MICHIGAN H UA Crisler is used in the box for cago this afternoon, and, is in; shape, the Wolverine batsmen apt to stage a Roman holiday their third Conference win. THE, LINEUPS Chi- good are for E IS THE SECOND OF BIG TEN SEA. SON LOCAL Coming here from a 20 to 5 drub- bing at the hands of Ohio State last Wednesday; Chicago's v'arsity base- ball nine should not cause the Wol- veri...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ZVI, AV. ; -- _ . -FIRST BIG. ET SUCCESS iIN TIA1UURAL .NOTICE Director Mitchell, of the Intra- mural department, requests that all men having personal athletic equipment in lockers in the in- tramural room of the clubhouse, please remove same before Wed- nesday, as all equipment not re- moved by that time will be dis- posed of. , I Chicago Golfers Beat Wolverines. Cops Outdoor Event Full of rcite~ment Track ...…
….. v AL 1\ 1 .'I A DEMOCRATIC the Women's league tea on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. E. ruly democrat- Rankin. Dr. Kahn went on to urge powerful," said the necessity' of an understanding of the Chinese question by our women,, . ~$pointing out that America alone of all the great powers is capable of the moral leadership which the Chinese need. Let our Wolverine boosters know Rver you appreciate their ads.--Adv. Tne Screen T'he S...…
…ma the Cad'llac Motor T'e Screen Detroit, and accord-l ned his position with ool paper. AT THE MAJESTIC Kern, '22, will suc- as managing editor. At the Majestic tonight moving pic- I Lure fans will see Miss May McAvoy, press agented as "the screen's most talented late acquisition", which means that she is a new star and that she is -a real luminary. The press agent told the truth about her talent for her work in "A Private Scandal", the farce...…
…"SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE BATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE PRODUCERS OF THE 1926 JUNIOR HOP The 1926 J-Hap Committee. -Dey. The 1926 J-Hop tonight is the result of the work of 14 men, who handled the details that make a dance on such a large scale possible. They are as follows, reading from left to right, Top row: William Coleman, '26E, Ralph Hubbard, '26M, Harry Koenig, 26, Hurbert ...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY PA~r ~1P~ ...... 4 - - New v Courses Will A ii ii l sIpecia liy rf l'( ass~room nTeachlers 'But W1ill ?!id Princeipals~ ADD FACULTY MEMBERS Photographs "Telephoned" ThY-ree Ait A T'ime . Commennting on the character of the work to bo unde~rtakenl by the School of; lndCtiottn 1inthe Sutmm1er session this year, Prof. C. 0). Davis, writingr in the Michigan Educational Journal. official organ of the Michigan State Tea...…
…THEMI,!A rAL PAC1~ ~.nTni~ 4 4 . rrYwss ______--.-.--........-...- WILSIEPHN * INSTRUQTION HERE Bell C'omipaniy To lrain Subscribers il Use of New Sytem for Ann Arbor USE IALS IN MAY Educational measures for training' subicribers' in the° use of the newv automnatic dial telephones which are to be put in use in Ann Arbor have been begun by the local branch of the Michigan ell Telephone com- pany. A flying squadron of 45 experts ar- N ived...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1925 THE MICHIGAN -DAILY PMAGE r T'iT11]E ti ._._. WHAT'S GOIN G ON Notices to appear in this coltumn must be Itft in the box at the I)a;p office ,prviedfor that purpose before 4 HEATH SERV ICECLLS TOA 3I2 c 7,AK KYJ 81(I1~iiiV ri~ot ~~sis 8U(Otlt(51 rr 1pi&j vby he n~ru~; ()ora acte o'clock precceding !tae day of issue. -.f, TH'URSD)AY I5. 9:O40-2:00-Registratioul for annual !CV(eltaldL~~u .,' Iih & all-campus elect...…
…________THE MICHIGA.N DAILY s ? Square, arciiteetial ho(~ar Uociety for women, will meet at 5 -O'clock TuIeday afternoon, in the Engfineering building. lans will b)e discussedl for deign s and decoraion for the Women's League bazaar. Sigma Delta Phi will meet at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, in Par- hour gymnasium. Pamela Brown, '24, will be at ar-- hour gymnasium from 3i until 4 :0d o'clock tomorrow afternoon for the purpose of displaying sa...…
…Gr", NOVEMBDER 7, 1923 WEDNESDAY, THE MR."HIGAN .DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY K flflA F i3. ie winners carried the ball bd- peded nrcgressatindn de quick plays eta vs. ' PP K A iiii[[..Il ALPMi e G ve F id y oL *1 1 T o twen the posts in the first, second, and the completin of passes amost ply ,I ) ! I :~and forth quarters of the game. Pi'.itpossible, f hi at1mtd stg ole Kappa Kappa Eammo, KappaAlh M R S c jA Le g eP ry'Al womosn doing socia...…
…THE MICHTICAN DAILY .. ,4 WIlomen j Will Head U. S Children's Breau 04 There'are still a number of toys and dolls to be finished at the Christmas workshop conducted at Newberry hall by the Y. W. C. A. All women who can spare the time are asked to come to the workshop today and help. All money due from Panhellenic ball tickets should be sent to Esther Sand- berg at 602 Monroe street. All women who have not turned in their articles for th...…
…ger report at Waterman asium. between 4 and 5 ,k Wednesday or Thuirs- MILLURL NLAI ON VRSITY LIST TO BEGIN 11.1 L' :)NDAY day. LID tol MITCHELL TO U HRE'ORGANIZ Comparative Scores Dope Opponents for Fast Performance Saturday MATHER PLEASED BY RESULTS ACCOMPLISHED ON EXCURSION NTS or all men c or mana- e held at With a successful holiday trip be- SOCIETY AND DEPARTMENTAL ' hind it the Varsity basketball team CONTESTS TO PRECEDE resume...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA1L' r, COE MCTION Michigan Graduate Marries Wishes to correct an er- Dr. George Piper Wood, '19H, and the announcement of the Hazel Willwirth, of Reading. Pa., were shown under 'the auspices married yesterday at Reading. They en's league at 7:30 o'clock will make their home in Detroit, evening, March 10. This where Dr. Wood wil assist Dr. Frank shown in Hill auditorium Kelly. He was a member of Alpha arah Caswell Angell hall, ...…
…E MICHIGAN DAILT !1 . ~ " ! a , ""rll " f ,flff i, ", , " i ~ a+.. i " " " "f + " a j6owl atea (TEAM HOLDS :GIAL PRACTICE Members and Tryouts for Swimming Team Have Final Workout Before Vacation SPECTATORS ARE INVITED TO IWITNESS CLOSE COMPETITION All Varsity swimming team members' and tryouts are expected to be at the "Y" pool at 3:30 o'clock' this afternoon for a special practice. Men will prob- ably be entered for the practice event...…
…[CHIGAN DAILIY iL ...'~ * * i ilr ; ri . r f" . ;. r, : 7", * . ',:.. .. ...1 6 . -- - . . -11 U Play which will be agreeable to both and the results will be tabulated in the Intramural office. Games which must be reported be- fore Monday night are those between Delta Theta Phi'and Delta Kappa Ep- silon, Zeta Beta Tau and Sigma Nu, Alpha Sigma Phi and Phi Kappa Sig- ma, and Theta Xi'and Chi Psi. Before Tuesday night reports ...…
…7,1924THE MICH-IGAN DAILY TAV" Sh WffA'WW= Liz z were taught to(Cig our color sin~agton Juniors ( ivVo Ycll schemes from nature, using, for in-j The University of Washington event' . j o.stance, a moth." which corresponds to our Junior 1 IThe lecture today w ill be at 4:451 Gils' play, is the Junior Girls' vodvil o'clock instead of at 4'o'clock, asor which was recently presented there iginally announced, but tomorrow it !with great succes...…
…_________T HE MTCHIGAN DAILY D r ) .nit I1I111 I llUULdJ1JI'-4 TO INCILHDE 1200 WNOMEN IGJ~IT W MEY FRQ31 EACH (CLAS WILJL DIRECT 3MARCH. INC Twelve hundred women are expected turn out for the Lantern night pro- ession whlich will be held at 8 o'- ock, Tuesday, May -20, on, Palmer, eldl. Inittins have been sent out to 'ght wvoinen from each class request- g them to act as aides in the line of arch andi in the formation of the 'ock "M." T...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,, 1925 TI-I, MICH!IGAN DAILY+ tr 0.4i1 LEGION DRIVE SUCCESS IN 32 MICHIGAN CITIESl 1),,TRrOTTOct.G.-Tirty-two cities in INchi an have gone over ;their; quot a., for the American Legion En-1 do~wmient fund which is being raised throughout the country at this time for the care of the American war, ohans. This report was made to- oyby Harold TI Emons, vice-presi- dt of the Detroit committee. Asj several of the larger cit...…
…SATURAY, NOVEMBER~l:1 7. 1 "125 PG TRI F 1K MICHJIGAN D.AFY PAGE THREE LAKETO CONDUCT, Will 04cdiver Scrinon At > niversity OFFER SPECIAL MUSIC Armistice lay services of an all- University and~ city-wide character will be held at 11 o'clock tomorrow in St. Andrew's Episcopal church, it was announcedl yesterday. Rev. Kir- resent Library Exhibtion .. Cliildren's books'' is the title of "ITv~rJ~±' >i i--]zdQ b the present exhibit, of books ...…
….i'HUELSDAY, .TA\C:' NY i. 192"; THE MICHIGAN DAILY P aE tHRED TI-~3AYJNAY7 9~PC HETEMCIA AL HiNuAl G HIN New Science Chief FIIRUUnILL UIVLU Addresses Freshmen Engineers On!'Iihga raeogyA ,Weely Assembly i as y SHOWS SEVERAL MODELS I. Dr. Wilbert 1. Hinsdale custodian l of Michigan archaeology at the Uni- versity Museum addressed the fresh - Men enginer.CIs at their weekly as-!F Fw sombrly yesterday morning on Michi- 1 k CV gan Archaeol...…
…- - . T H E M I 1.... - i F J l..r -t-' N- is ° / ,A T T PAGE THREE . .. i.Maa CY M:a c. L i. MY' 1Y LA,"1 V... 1O. ..: ;.: ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____.. *T4 * ._u A ___* A _._.11-.. .. RUTHVEN ISSUES STATEMENT ON CARNEGIE REPORT PRESIDENT- SAYS SANER ATTITUDE Of ENTHUSIASTIC ALUMNI NEE[DED Tfln inunr ATIr riri n PTINTul Ambassado~r 'Resigns for New Post { I ~ R II~l...…
…1 r ' SATURDAY, DECEMBER -7 1929 - 11 T.H E. MICHIGAN DA I L i PAGE 'PIIR M SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'PAGE TTIThflIR *Aip '~aj . .. . lb. 2 1Jew elry is the1lastin os h atn G ,F SSy 6..f friendship. kpress ciia -hdti f riendship fth roaug' 4% The years neither dim the lestre of the: sparkling gems, nor obscure the sentiment that: your approval 'by prompted the gift. coc itpeeie DimodNote the Prices-' DaodRings, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY BODY HEARS PLANS FOR VERSITY HOUSING BY LITTLE Reed Leaves To Fill TALK ON RUBBER BY LARUE HEADS Pittsbu-h Position. MICHIGAN RADIO PROGRAM FRIDAY Pittburg patenttneoit Urging the construction of Univer-) sity dormitories as beneficial to the city and townspeople of Ann Arbor, President Clarence Cook Little spoke to more than 300 members of the local Chamc'er of Commerce last Tuesday. It is his hope, he said, that the ...…
…WEDNESDAY, ;4TARCII 7, .192S THE MICHIGAN DAILY WE~DNESDAY, MARCh 7, ltl2S THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAQE TEUW~ PAGE THREP! ............. JOSEPH BAKER MEMORIAL TO IN ENGINEERINI bAVIS BE SET 3ARCH OF 1)AVIS ARRIVED ty Sculptor, rly I PLAQUE] IN MEMORY WILL I31 l'NVVET. MONUMENT IIA$, C. W. Anigell, Vii iversilt D~esigiedl Memorial I Cast In (Germia McCoy To Supervise EDITOR OF "CRISIS"S Nicaraguan Election} ILSEKHR In 111e interest of more f...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAQF THRfM PAOP THRJ~ Universities Confronted With Housin PROGRESS SHOWN I °'SURVEY FCLE 'Northwestern, Wiscoasni, Make L Strides Toward Accommodatig NEED DORMITORIES HER By Nelsoni J. Smith, Jr. In the past ten years, as the leges and universities of the Uni States have been reaching their p of size and efficiency, interest in pr lems incident to administratioA h shifted rapidly; and. during this u iod there has appeare...…
…4N ..SATU I 1 4&11~rX2'7:._ _ -THE MICHIGAN' DAILY low I'll I I to-CAIIFO FRESH A-f? CAMP TO TAOS WILL,,.BEISLO Sixth Sess'.,%opt of ,A . A. Unldertaking l TolIle Be 1411;t Patterson Lake ! iii, St~uji er IIPE TO RMdSE $5,000 1 SCENES TAKEN FROM S. C. A. RCREATION'AL SITE y ;'. '{ a. , ; fz ' : m } v; y <} xi f Next Tuesday members of campus hronor societies and others will be i seed, on the campus, selling tags for! the financin...…
…b THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY v 1 . TaLJRSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE TEAMS FORMING !GRADUATE STUDENT FROM PHILIPPINES I 1SPEC!ALIZING IN AERONAUTICAL WO-RK DEI~~ATL, L1BiXGre,3Ear 'I'. Zaro, who gradua te d aof engineering, a rrid sa rsn j . i aepeset po Wiigl Schools Sending in 'Enrollm~ent,, last year from the Massachusetts In-! cializinig inl aeronautics. stit ut e of Techniology, has enltered ...…
