…PAGE TEN TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AI's IL., , 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. APRIL 7 19~ ... .... . t*a .5w s.A,. .i ... _ ASKS JOURfNALIST I Job-holders Who Hire OuC~ is!~5 NTNWL Government After ReKONORmROOSEVEL II k-:.:HOPS[- - t. _ _.. Aeroplanes Safer Than Autos, Say Aeronautical Professors Camera Photos ISun Bands in it 4 Assoc ,Pi ur ; fet its 1 i S ; td' cfui 1:l of1 Naionaml -Memorhrnl to Arraingedl for icy C'ongr...…
…TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEELEVEN --------------- 1 PAIFIC TRADERS TO MEET INJUNE mporiance of Trade to Prosperily xvill he Theme Discua.e, By Delegai ions CONVENE AT SEATTLE New York, April 6. \merican bus- iness bonds with the Orient, where American foreign trade has increased by 400 per cent since 1913v, ill 1e further strengthened this year by the' coming of delegations from six for- eign nations bordering on the ...…
…PAGE TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. APRIL 7, 1926 + rM ...... + . , , sp rt .., .. ? ..W "°, , ,« ..r .... i.r ., ' ,'.: r y h, rrrJ Il yer MbAfr-? w. n _ bp -- - 46 IBM ",,;rr , i (tt (ct Nhttl VMw ALA M6m I, li - ri Every Advantage In Selecting Easter Wear Here First-an early inspection means a greater selection to choose from. Only five days until Easter. Second-tlie standard at Jacobson's has always been high, avai...…
…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE f rdLL~di lpAf ~aii MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EIGHT PAGES DT?T PT7i '", 7 fTAM fr'C s VOL. XXXV. No. 116 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICEFIVEUENT WOLVERINES FACE CHICAGO QUINTET IN FINAL CONTEST' yI } MAROON TEAM CONFIDENT DUPLICATING FORMER VICTORY CHERRY WILL PLAY OF APPOINTS FECHET, ASSISTANT CHIEF OF ARMY AIR SERVICE Washington, 1iarcl(;.- (13y A. P.)- "l1C i...…
…PAGEI TWO ____________________ I N,11 MICI-IGAN DAILY SATURDA~hY, M ARCT- 7, 1925 being outlined and put into operationJ by the action of the delegates. The committee on resolutions, head- ed by Mr. Comstock, in its report, which was adopted unanimnously by the convention, exp~ressed sympathy# for the loss of President Burton in these words: "We deplore the un- timely death of Dr. TMarion L. Biirton, president of the IUiversity of Michl- ...…
…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...…
…PACGE'FOURJ~ THE MICHIGAN DATL.Y SATLUTZT) MARCH 7, '111,2 THE MICHTGAN DATLY SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1925 XIrg *Ediigau a 1 t Pub~ished every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student P'ublications. Members of Western, Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republicatioa of all news dispatcelis credited to it or not otherw,se credited in this p...…
…SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1925PAEFE TJIfFMICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE ..... ,. .,.. . w,,.. Id9wh- PP 0 I 0Vim .,..,. - DEUN HAILTON LEAKS FORHALUMNAE MEEINGS 3 TO TI I AS'EIlN CTIESON ILAVdE CAM PAGN -Dean Hamilton left Thulrsda.y for 'v the -most extended trip which has been aundertaken by her this year in the in- terest of the campaign for the W- men's League building. She wil spend several days in New York where the annual alumnae rlun...…
…PAGE STX THE MICHIGAN DAILY RI ATVRDAV. A f'tfi "1 .1 THE_ MICHIGAN...A-lY. ... .... :. <..A ' .G 1 t I I r A i , .rt A flt 11 49 10 Z0 ;d Ado I p.- ,I1a.. ,_..... . ir .dopswwm 0009 OR 11111101 Will loll .....mow 'Mill nill(Ul l lllil n > ~%~/ -~--~.______________ ACCIE [TANK TEAM Tar if S(In d {{Tis Lest IDual Meet Of Year'; FinialI Score is BREAK POOL RECORDS Michigan's sw imming team won its last dual meet of th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Iop , llll F ,:NlS T r,,, - 3 1 'm I E COLUMN CEASES CLOSES AT 3 P.M. VERTI I G AT 3 P.M. W A N T l RE FINED MIDDLE aged Anr Arbor lady desires lady conipanion to tour England, Holland, France, etc. this { June andl July. Entire expenses less [han $500. Write box 67, M\ichigan Daily, for intervi-ew. WANTED-Students to see our type- USED CARS ONE 1019 OAKLAND SEDAN-Good upholstering, good engine, good mileage.-$125. ...…
…PAGEEIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDPAY, MOARCIT 7, 192-- DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin io constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by th~e Assistant to the Pr'esident until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. jm. Saturdavk Volume SSATUR.DAY1 MARCHl 7, 19°20iNumber 116 Notlee to all Members of the Unitversity: Mail addressed as follows: ,"care of the University" has been delivered to the office of the ...…
…SOUVENIR fl MIDNIGHT HOP EXTRA EDITION VOL. XXXV. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 PRICE TEN CENTS i-HOP iS EDDY OF GLORY MES IL CIVE IN THE SPOTLIGHT HOLD 1S2G JONIOR OPERA SATURDAY DALI IN SPLENDOR w FOR HOP GOESiS OF ARABIAN SCENE , tItKLED TO DEATH" BY E. L. GAUDY AWNINGS OF ENCAMPMENT SNYDER. '25, TO BE BY DESERT CITY IS PRESENTED SETTING BEST IN HISTORY JOY RULES NIGHT Objectionabhe References to China Benson, Johnson of Ch...…
…PAE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA' a ...._ .............. SA ,.e ,. _ att lY a> 11r irtan U a i MUSI MUSICASTED ROLL Published every morning except Monday AND during the University year by the Board in Control of Student uhlicatins. ID R A M A A TUNT, GLOOr! Members of Western Conference Editorial IIEGO'NE, SORROW Association._The sentiments expressed in the The Associated Press is exclusively cn- THIS AFTERNOON: The special ejaculations abo...…
…"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 ...…
…PAGE FOUR PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 SO E OD ~Detroit; Helen M. Porter, Detroit; Josephine Bay, Detroit; Margaret derwood, Detroit; Katherine Wna _____Spaulding, Lanoing; Irene Ayling, Detroit; Louioe Grinnell, Detroit; Moth Lansng; Franceo M8. Murray, East Morey, Los Angeles, Calif.; Harlan Booth 10-Phi Kappa (Continued from Page Three) Tawas; Dorothy F. Squiers, Ypsilanti; Patrker, Cincinnati, 0.; Carmsen Rot...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE THESE AM E ALSO Author Of Opera pBooth 19--P Alpha M. McAuliffe, Al- bion. Guests-Misses Blanche D. Bar- (Continued from Page Four) F ton, Ogden, Utah; Elizabeth Burton,' (Continkersurom Pae Four) Detroit; Mary A. Chase, Clearfield, ey, Parkersburg, t. Va. Guests Pa.; Joanna Jo Dewitt, Grand Rapids; Misses Marie Adams, Detroit; F...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 JUNIO UHOP GUES1S (Continued from Page Five) istique; Anna . Dunlap, Ann Arbor; Alice Kastle, Chicago; Frances E. Light, Rochester, N. Y.; Hazel M. Leek, Chicago; Margaret O'Reilly, Saginaw; Ruth Probst, Ann Arbor; June Ruelle. Detroit; Helen Mary Rowe, Grand Rapids; Louise M. Schaub, Chicago; Elizabeth Stocking, Duluth, Minn.; Phyllis A. Turnbull, Sarnia, Ont.; Mrs. Paul E. Crane, Ind...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN era, Kalamazoo; Helen M. Carpenter, Booth No. 42-Alpha Chi Sigma Lake Linden; Alice H. Johnstone, Chi- Patrons-Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Case. cago; Alice M. Majewski, Detreit; Guests--Misses Harriette Abbott, Mus- sean L. Pattison, Buffalo, N. Y.; Dor- kegon; Aileen Armour, Detroit; Paul- Paola, Kan.; Geraldine Carson, Peter- y out a City Pearl . ine Bridgman, British South Africa; borough...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 THISI iS ALL OF HEM (Continued From Page Seven.) zog, Saginaw; Alberta Leverett, Lans- ing; Katherine M. Beierlein, Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Viola Martin, Muskegon; Alberta Van Voorhis, Jackson; Made- line M. Evon, Detroit; Mildred Schatz, Toledo, O.; Marjorie Morgan, Tecum- seh; Tessa Worden, Ann Arbor; Rita E(eebe, Battle Creek; Mrs. J, M. Det- wyler, Ann Arbor. Booth 44-Delta Tau Upsilon ...…
…SOUVENIR rh tMORNING HOP EXTRA t_ E DIT I O N VOL. XXXV. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 PRICE TEN CENTS HOP IS BRILLIANT SUCCESS STUNNING GOWS THE GRAND MARCH DECODAIONS FOR FODNISIH DADINI A.NNOAL FESIIVAL SETTING FOR HOP CN111 SPREM MISS MARXTERTO\IN DRESS COWLENCS SPNCH WAS USUAL OF BROCADED TAFFTA, ti ' CONCOCTION BUT LOOKED LEADS MARCH*r b f PRETTY BLINDING ARRAY MUSIC IS CONTINUOUS Ostrich, in Combination With Dark Sb-Com...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except MondayN MDUSI A ME RO during the Ufniersitp year by the Board in Control ofRstudent ublic . AVAUNT, 0100W! Members of Western Conference Editorial BEGONE, SORROW Associatior. THIS AFTERNOON: The s _____a__IThe sentiments expressed in the The Associated Press is exclusively en-A T :T j ejaculations above are not our own; titled to the use for republication of all news J.Hop performanc...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE PRODUCERS OF THE 1926 JUNIOR HOP IF The 1926 J-Hop 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, Hurbe...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ?, 1925 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 Detroit; Helen M. Porter, Detroit; Josephine Bay, Detroit; Margaret derwood, Detroit; Katherine Winda- SOLE nMOrBE UESTS Henrietta Guetschow, Detroit; Jane ierz, Birmingham; Margaret Coble, mere, Miami, Florida. SpudnLasing; I'rene Ayling, Detroit; Louise Grinnell, Detroit; Ruth Lansing; Frances M. Murray, East Morey, Los Angeles...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FlY oAuthor Of Opera oth 19-Phi Alpha elta l! Patrons-Mrs. D. M. McAuliffe, Al- bion. Guests-Misses Blanche D. Bar- ton, Ogden, Utah; Elizabeth Burton (Continued from Page Four) Detroit; Mary A. Chase, Clearfield, ey, Parkersburg, W. Va. Guests- Pa.; Joanna Jo Dewitt, Grand Rapids;, Misses Marie Adams, Detroit; Fannie araretL. Geddes,...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 JUNIOR HOP GUESTS (Continued from Page Five) istique; Anna D. Dunlap, Ann Arbor; Alice Kastle, Chicago; Frances E. Light, Rochester, N. Y.; Hazel M. Leck, Chicago; Margaret O'Reilly, Saginaw; Ruth Probst, Ann Arbor; June Ruelle. Detroit; Helen Mary Rowe, Grand Rapids; Louise M. Schaub, Chicago;I Elizabeth Stocking, Duluth, Minn.;1 Phyllis A. Turnbull, Sarnia, Ont.; Mrs. Paul E. Crane, ...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN IT ers, Kalamazoo; Helen M. Carpenter, Booth No. 42-Alpha Chi Sigma WE VAYEWITI U Lake Linden; Alice H. Johnstone, Chi- Patrons-Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Case. cago; Alice M- Majewski, Detrclt; Guests-Misses Harriette Abbott, Mus- (Continued from Page Six) Jean L. Pattison, Buffalo, N. Y.; Dor- kegon; Aileen Armour, Detroit; Paul- Paola, Kan.; Geraldine Carson, Peter- othy Prout, Howard Cit...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 THIS IS AL G. OfTE M DETROITERS LEAD 1926 HOP Finish Big Task (Continued from Page One) (Continued From Page Seven.) zog, Saginaw; Alberta Leverett, Lans- ing; Katherine M. Beerlein, Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Viola Martin, Muskegon; Alberta Van Voorhis, Jackson; Made- line M. Evon, Detroit; Mildred Schatz, Toledo, 0.; Marjorie Morgan, Tecum- seh;eTessa Worden, Ann Arbor; Rita eebe, Battle ...…
…It THE WEATHER V I-XTTLE I)PROBIBLY SNOW 'T!ODAtY fi* ri lan jIaitjj MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ANN ARLOR, MICHIGAN, N'EI)NESI)AY, JANUTARY 7, 1925 Prepares For Post VOL. XXXV. No. 76 EIGHT PAGES EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENT$ COOLIDGE STANI ON POS.TAL 811 PRESIDENT'S VETO SVIPPOli' BY MAA;OF 1ONE VOTE REPUBLICANS SPLIf Semalor Dial of South ('aroliia D~emocrat Sutpport ing ~A dntinu trative Action Washington, Jtan. C.-(B3y A.P Pr...…
…PACE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 192~ Foreign Students LIMON TELEGOPEAre Entertained COMINS HERE SO5cr i Nab owns .z __ ___ _.._ _. :'k .. A Lenses Tested by Professors Hlussey, Curtiss; Said to be Free ! From Imperfections HAS 27-INCH OBJECTIVE Tests of the new 27-inch objective of the Lamont telescope, carried on by Prof. W. J. Hussey, director of the Univers ty observat...…
…W 4 DNT',SDA) JANUARY 7, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNSDA, JAUAR 7, 925PAGE TTWrM Y *, ~JDIKiThree.RusanLeaders 3Angle 'wmI[T'[R,[H TFor ILc>11 ',7, 4?1ce-1e. P o e pVI-U AIIIU N 1 Ofi o.101'.5tg41 dl(IPrt ATTENDS ROAD]T UUI~hE ,rk ViLEING 14 0, - i rr Ar~ 164' fl, ,', .. ;& .. 4<,. P'rof. I toward l'i)(lps of Ithe 11,1 way engineerinig dep ,rtmnenii. of tI 1 Mtate Collegetof* AV,- 5111 fltoni, w 10 took the Christmlas vacation ,shi...…
…PACE 1FOUR -___ FI-E MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 11~25 F! redevey mono ig except :Monday ta og hc f'in:ex sity year by the Board in o ~~u f Student P'ublica tions. NIlc nl: , , ofWestern Con ference Editorial ;.:,t'o~aell Press is exclusively ci- tt C-1 t- .,s for republication of all news ti~p', ! r, v ditcd: to it or not otherwise r cl dtFe4 iu t'.s parer and the local news pub- ;-'cc t the po' t jff~ice at Ann Arbor, MiLii...…
…WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1925 i ____ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ...,,.. Atp SCHEDULE PAN-HELLENIC BANQUET FOB THURSDAY ATOTICI LEGESPONSORS SONG CONTEST [OR WOMEN Announcement has been madle of he in ~< riage of Alice flicks, '27 to harry kaiser, '24. MHiss Hicks is a !Mr-s. George Washington Patterson Iota Sigma Pi will hold a pledging of The Orchar ds will entertain at service at 7 :15 o'clock 'Thursday in 5:30 supper Saturday evening Janua...…
…)"AGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUTHARY 7, 1925 ~'AGE SIX TI-Ill MICHIGAN DAILY f ~e~~miw ____ ______________ / *... 3 " 1 + '.... a -Pam% _.._, .. l~nihPayment. MATHER IPHN6 V For Yost Field FOR NRTHWETERN sisAndLand, ()peniig Coniferenice Gamie of Seel-e i e I0((1( 1ale1ha(sys i eern t'i-ye year sa ;o ia, a cost of $450,000 _________ wc e, iethe i 'prpety of Ithe Unfiver- ' rc ezP cl mliI dbtedneCss. The SAME TE...…
….0 THE. MICHIGAN DAILY PACE SEVE THIS. MICHIGAN DAILY PM~E B~V 1 "Big Bill" Quits; fl1AQ1rE wI Prefers Prison OLMNL @@ [I I LUMN To "Red" Russia AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT, 3 P.Ms, 1 1,Iw )(1r ('I der, .tot teredl out of Russia, ragged;c~ and star-ving, anld announcedt he w as. going home. !\Vhen iI Olywood went to Litssia to escape serving a. term in the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth, lian, for "red'' activities, he was given a si...…
…PACE EFIGHT ___ TE IHGNWDEDY AUR ,12 THE PAICHIGAN DAILY SVFD\Ta)8T)-\ , JANUARY 7' 152!') DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to, all mnembers of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the P-esident until 3,:30 p. m. (11:30 a. rn. Saturday, Volume G WEI)N ESIJAY, JAN VA Ii, V7, 192-5 dumber 74; Public I.edl re elf Insulinl '('le 5Ccond lecture under the comb~ined autspices of the Sigmta Xi...…
…THE WEATHER RAID' OR SNOW TOD)AY f~It Inan IIk Section One VOL. XXXV. No. 64 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARLOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAixY, DE~'CEIER 7, 1924 SIXTEEN RAGES PRICE, FIVE CENT$ IIDNTws DOfC ThelADay lRRr l Heifetz Stresses Importance IHG HNFrom Washington I OFI UI ISI COWI PI IUTSJII iVIOfVaie 1 Of Presenting VrPdIroagramn Teagricultural appropriation bill, P TM A If~ AG IN FA ES sxI carying $124,69i7715, was reported to COMMUNISTS P ...…
…l THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1924 rvH i i Minn 110 111Retain Positions of the University Extension div E '11T9T1will address the technical men an subject of "Science andl the Chant Order." IAIIII ATHFR HIRP' mit uwnn nlitrfl am i nr sian. n the B eaumarchais Was Hlero Of Colonies, Asserts Va~n Tymw ; , , .',1 1 ?e Queen, Marie Antoinette. HeI soon Moscow, Dec. 6.-The supreme cc- V'won their confidence and was sent to a no...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r' nI r Cueinfoe 1 dwounds. Thre ost notablep s qiudintecutyvn ni IAIIIrI.IFor Ma aria phsialinerstvhiwbildngison, t } ettebL LflUIU II tocaseof its use was madie in the fnaine pPd fjtf 3 ' a911I'i'llrn of tye inuestis uildinghiscoune,1 ,P~~ 64.1U H Apparent Succes. , E ffrt to save the life of :'resident 1 '11®®®i 114d U 9J accrin o members of the depart- 1LiIII1 !L IJ FOR CO YN BelieveS Edinunds tr...…
… PAGE Frt R THE MIC -IAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1924 Published every morning exept Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Pulications. Members of Western Coference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titlod to the use for republication of all news ihl tches creditd to it or not otherwise chied in tnis paper and the local news pub- lished therein. intored at the postoffice at An...…
…"SUNDAY, DEC EMBER 7, 1924 iHE MICHIGAN DAILY ( .Y"A iiw n ILTATA .. ................. =AvA ow z - S __.,_ I i f 3 i Social Notes I' II II w Y w Y ~ al~~w ~ sn l Yew~i~~te YY~l ma ............ I .... . ... D CLORS PROMNENT New Englander Tells Of France, a T FRESHM PRU. S. Friendship C ------ _ Spontaneous conviviality character. ized the annual Freshman Spread giv- en by sophomore women from 8:30 to 10:30 o'clock last night in Bar...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1924 . I rv mwmw +fA i I i The Schedules SECRET PRACTICE FOOTBALL Oct. 3.-M. A. C. at Ann Arhor I Oct. 10.-Indiana at Ann Arbor. Oct. 17.-Wisconsin at Madison. Oct. 24.-Illinois at Champaign. i Oct. 81.-Navy atAnn Arbor. ; Coachl Maiier to Reduce S4uad to 15 Nov. 7.-Northwestern at Chicago. i Finl lit,; Many Men Expected Nov. 14.-Ohio State at Ann Arbor. !n 1ebtehry Nov. 21.-Minnesota at Ann ...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN w.. .. ....... __ _ ,_ ._ ._ - ....w ._ TINS loth, OCLUMN CLOSES CLLSFS AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISINGUAT 3 P.M. FOR SALE WANTED TEN ROOM house, that will give you COLILEGE Girl wants to work for. an, income of $100.00 per monthboard and room. Can furnish ref- from the second floor, $9,000.00- erences. Answer Box No. 43 Daily.- $1,000.00 down. Call 2438 or 661-W. - WANTED Student to take ...…
…PAGE EIGHT THlE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNADAY, DECEMBER 7, 1924I HOUSE FLOOR LEADERS SpoaskI'Play 'Tryoutls: 'rThe tryouts fur the Sociedad Hiss an cais Anuaml Play will be held this Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons at 3) o'clock in room 201 South Wing,,. All students interested in trying out. wil l plwe report. This year's iay wf'l be "Juan De Las Vinas'' by Juan Engenio I lartzcnbush!. I aJa >1:.TJly. I i i r i i i I i ReseareltClub: The...…
… Feature Section LLI Sir A ~~Iait Feature Section i VOL. XXXV. No. G4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1924 EIGHT PAGES "TILD TO DEATH" AWAITS CURTAIN The culmination of eight months of: continual work in preparation for thW ork 1925 Union Opera comes tomorrow night with the premiere performance of "Tickled to Death" at the Whitney m rethods. Instead of basing 1115 hum- Ends On Nineteenth Annual Mimes Production As First...…
…h An f 9~rnT 1 A",ENTHE MICHIGAN DAILY aSu MmsLatest Opera Departmentally Sea rNDAY,- DECEMBER 7, 1924 (ing / N$ h _ a' T 'C ost~ m s. the whole gives a rose effect. Aided 'by a picture hat and an immense par- (Continued from Page Nine) By )Lrlon Barlow asol, one of these costumes should go the dlramnatic songs among -which the, The outstanding fact concerning the far to make a dainty maiden of a ls mosLnotworty ae a"Hym tothecostumes.of ...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY itr- a g ^ Atusic and Drama rxr t 4p t 4t le IA' r l ,K -_. 2 M ore About The Opera I The Background Union, an honorary dramatic society i taken .America was in the war and I y ~IntneI~~ whose duyit was todirect tefuture Ann Arbor became turned into a miii- YI ho e uy t wa t 'di et hef tu e An A b r e am t r edi to a ii-1By Valentine Davies ;productions came into being. The first tary ca...…
…I'_1 TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1924 hfooks and Writers www ____________________ I _______ _ - - ------- -------country at the end of the eighteenth Cnenn alHnr be dispensed from a conventional century. There is an especially in- brickebuiding.Mr Honore' ow t ~teresting picture of Dartmouth Col- Paul Honore, the mural painter of homse near Detroit is an art gallery in S tepen Burroughs rfhe Notorious t l ege i...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE THIRTEEN t + w , ,. +4 *1'."rr i Sports -f- A-~ BROWN SEETS ALL - EASTERN TEAM Writer Excludes Southern Schools This Year By Norman E. BrownI The selection of an All-eastern' eleven this year presents a greater problem than ever before for several1 'reasons. I..".. - "' uSome of them are:j The inability to compare logic- rJ .ally and concretely the strength of f4he several outstanding teams of that section. Lafay...…
…PAOE F(YUUTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1924 +*+ women .+ WomenAnd Their Interest In Campus Work By Marguerite Diitton deal of difference in the signing of "Greater interest is being shown by 1slips. From the 13>0 tryouts 15 ac- the women this year in campus or- tive and 15 associate members were ganizations and activities than in any 'chosen. previous year," is the universal comn- Miss Norah H-unt, director of ...…
…TI- E MICHIGAN DAILY PACT: FIFTEEN DAILY PAGE F'IFTEEN -~be in charge of the women, and a all students and young people of the in' die forenoonwllb conducted in special address wil be given by Mrs. city.. Perry Hlayden, '25, wil leadi German. At53 'cokteItdn Joseph I). Bunting, of- Detroit. In the' the discussion meeting. The topic £; 1.1L~~ evening at 7:30 o'clock Reverend J. will be "Internationally, WhTat Place Club will meet at the p...…
