…PACE SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DFCl.:\1I3LR lq2 ! PAG1~ SIXT~EEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1 24 i I " '1 ry t.')lburn ," 1,; once'of1Ole eci mcture. the' story phone e ie'( fa miliari to many through tr1oubles of a young mn I * ~~~~~~their appnearanice ini thle Cosmopolitanateth i(S otr (:xt~~e A "neNight in Rome'' an- bro bhe-s walks in on ti I othler st age Vehicle with is original p~ossessjin of their I itti. I _...…
…WEATHER Bk U I RAIN; POSSIBLY SNOW FL URRIES -Ixt ,SUPPOF '1 I 1 .- 1 VOL. XXXV. No. 40 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, i REPUBLICANS WIN CONTROLOF HOUSE; SENATE DOUBTFUL Denishawn Dancers To Appear In Novel Program, At IT, hitney L ATE REPORTS SHOW GAIN 21 SEATS, GIVING THEM WORKING MAJORITY. OF WARREN RE-ELECTED Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn, J This number has no accompan...…
…aI THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1AR E P A E WHERE TO DINE ! L i -il r .1 Quality! Service! We are prepared at all 11 I;' , 11 i r times to till your pastry, order. We carry a full line of delicious and wholesome French and xAlthough Our Meats 'Are Noted for Their Excellen~t Quality Ofur 'Prices Are No Higher I. U r mummomwoommi I . I . I - - I -WROMMONMOMMOOPM MEATS THE FINEST ' on"WOMOMWA ese or American Dishes Luncheo...…
…/ ER 7, 1924 THIE MICHIGAN DAILY ]PAGE WI~LL HiGO TESTS FOR SUHOLARSHIPS Defeat Of Democrats A Rebuke For Mud-S linging, Says. Hayde That.~ the nec-Ae a a whole ereIn U t 171nn t 'i ~,dfi . liono, . blcssrvants f Exiaznitils for Latini for Phillps Aw ards IfelI l~mii day 14o Be in s3-yiflty ywit ii thie Democ(ratic "hones.,ty" in governmient" plIatform and they <are satified Awith the IRepYN"Canl ntd1ional overnme7 nt is thecnl- Siol ...…
…THEI MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, ed every morning except Monday he University year by the Board in of Student Publications.] rs of Western Conference Editorial on. Associated Press is exclusively en- the use for republication of all news s credited to it or not otherwi se in this paper and the local news pub. erein. A at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Sas second class matter. Special rate ge granted by Third Assistant Post- ,eneral. ip...…
…IE MICHIGAN DAILY MMTATAW MMY A! d 90 -I; IP + 4 c { i JUNIOR O N MEET HOORRYFRATERNITY, TODISCUSS PLA ELNS: ELECTS NEW MEMBERS Comedy, beautiful color effects, and Theta Sigma, honorary journalistic clever dancing will form the basis of society, met at 8:30 o'clock Wednes- the twenty-first annual Junior Girl's day at the Theta Phi Alpha house. Program Features ards,'26; the stage of tlhepast P o r t i a M eeting., jug, Evelyn 1ur...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, r, w;j 1, .,.... r "+ ..R..w rr ~Mw , I - -= , IIND UP DILL R PURPLE TODAY Once Coach A nd Pupil Individual Work Stressed by Coaches In Stiff Practice Session Yesterday STEGER IN FINE SHAPE Coach Little and his assistants yes- terday afternoon varied the program that has marked the practice of the Varsity squad since Monday when hey discarded the Northwestern plays hat they have been demonstrating, a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG s I LASS IE CLOME IAT 3 Po.me MUSIC FOUR USED TENOR -~ --. ------ - --- cases. Everyone at a TRAP D)RUM Outfit complete, ready Just about half what to, ply, pricedl very low. Sold on ; ly worth,. Pay sames BANJOS and R a sacrifice price.'R a they are real-: as rent. CAll/U TEl'S ADVERTISaiNG LUNiChi 1117 Imonthily pa)yment plan. a i IERiTY MUIISIC' hOUSE THREE USED SAXOPHONES have been 'left with us by par...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ---___-. q , I AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Japan's John D. Passes 88 Mark3 Local Artists To Display Work In Memorial H a l I faculty. In all more than 250 designs will be necessary, it is estimated. Practically all this furniture is to be made in the University shops where c most of the furniture now in use in the new buildings was turned out. Read the Want Ads GAR RICK .ATRONZE Sat. M t, - oc to $i24OO The SELWYNS Pr...…
…THE WEATHER CLOUDY AND COOLER TODAY *f r IAU ti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS and WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXV. No. 13 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1924 EIGHT PAGES P13T'1:' ..,__._ w t TO BE OBSERVE LYMAN GLASGOW, '2 , TO LEA) FRESHMEN IN SINGING "TIlE VICTORS" BURSLEY TO SPEAK A. B. Connable,1'2, Counell President, Will Stress Observance of Traditions Freshmen from every college in t...…
…T *TW- THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tar: SD AY, OCTOBER 7, 1924 Sodium C(ahbona k# : foio .bydrate Vit al In al ,:aii aettareof Washing Comipounidsf DISCOVERED BY BADGER Development of a . uccessftul meth- od of sodium' carbonate mono-hydrate m~anufacture was announced yester- yesterday by Prof. W. L.,,B'adger, of' the chem ical engineering department. The series of experiments which were concluded last week in the evaporator laboratory of the depa...…
…Y , OCTOB3ER 7t, 19241 THE, MICHIGAN DAILY PACE T. MIlit'"c4 o AI Ie m! (, Eve of XVILL BE AT CHICAGO May Become Head Of Naval Academy STATE COMMITTEE ON HEALTH MEETS New Unit Added When Wayne Society y Sends Delegate to Act on Education Board BURTON IS PRESENT The Michigan State Joint Committee. on Health Educatidon held its first meeting of the year yesterday at the Union. The most important step de- cided upon at the meeting was the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER7, 1924 i f r lA ichi xn tt i 1 I Published every morning except Monday during the University year bysthe Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- tit''d to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise crelite< in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entercd at ...…
…TUESDAY, OCTORu7, 1924 IHE MICKJQAN DAILY~ IESUE, HOUSES TO BE ' ORGANIZED BY WDMEN j "VEMBEI{S OF CO3DITTEE 'F TO DISCUSS L~EAGUE RULES Y WITHI HOUSES 4 EIvery. league house will be .organ- Aized within the next week, accordling . ,J a special 'comm ittee-which has been !ornmed b y the Women's League. S l-j ;ly Walzer '25, is chairman. lDean lamilton has personally instructedj n embers of the committee so that hAtlere wil be no misunders...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TU ESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1924 TAKE LEAD By YIELDS UP GHOST IN FOURT IP IIIhII l IAIu f 0 R A E GA E 016 P LAY ST REN ST H 'IeE.; edScI-i gc..r~t ScheJt~dd Contrr ~est efr Show IPromHise of Affecting B~ig r. Race all :ED 500 Tickets For Michigan-Badger Game Go In Hurry (Special to The Daily) All those Madison, Wis., Oct. 6.-The 500 tick- Allhoe ets alloted to the University of Mich- Arbor Golf c igan for the Wiscons...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ . PAGE SEV __E AVCLOSSN A ADVFRTISING AT 3 P. LOST LOST Glasses in black case between the sophomore benches are strictly "Off limits.' FOR SALE FOR RENT LATE MODEL Standard keyboard FOR RENT Single room, 609 Monroe Monarch Typewriter in good condi- Phone 2236-R. tion. $30. Call Robert 2894-X-W.,nrs----- room and campus. 1314-J. 506 E. . Catherine. Mr. Andrew Miller. who has been an instructor in the electrical engin- ...…
…_ ____THE MICHIGAN DAILY t ----- -__________ DAILY OFFICIA-L BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Freeident until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) Volume 5 TUESDAY OCTOBER 7, 1921 Number 13 To The Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, October 8, at ten o'clock in the President's Office. M. L, Burton. College of Pharmacy Fa...…
…THE WEATHER '4' COOLER; POSSIBLY SHOWERS TODAY .4biv tt" ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1924 FR.ICH FIVE CE PRCEFVEC not forego the customar- and tra ditional kisses when he decorated Mi Must Register Rooms Landladies of the city who, ( have rooms to rent to men stu- dents of the University for the next year, must register their rooms with the office of the Dean of Students if they desire any cooperati...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION Published every morning except Monday during the summer:session. . . Y Member of the Associated Prema. The As- sociatedPress is exclusively entitled to the nse for 'republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published here- Entered at the postoffice, Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ...…
…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...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DA Y THTT THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY TEl.) Donaldson to Lecture Prof. Bruce M. Donaldson, of the Fine Arts department, will give an il- lustrated lecture in Natural Science auditorium on Friday, Aug, 8, at 5 o'clock on August Saint Gaudens, re- viewing his life and career and sho ing the extent of his influence up :his own time and upon sculptors ,general since death. Watch Page Three for real valt blooming whiskers H ...…
…r T r- r Y 'Ar 4v' IAL 4ij r t a.n Aq Aaiti ASSOCIATED and w FETN CON EDITORIAL ASS No. 159 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WThDNESDAY, MAY 7. 14)24 EIGHT PAGkiS PRICED, *tEh n r Coolidge Leads In Indiana Primary:. I U'; 15 LIEU I5 UTIONI Indianapolis,. May 6, (By ATP.)- -President Coolidge increased his leadr on Hiram. Johnson for the Rlepablicani presidential pr'eference as additional returns from, the Indiana primary we...…
…wTHE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MA OYD GIVES -OUT TALK Governor To Go l Back To School ALUMNAE TO HOLD 'CAMPAIG.N BANQUET ed on Saturday is of particular sig- nificance to the Ann Arbor graduates since it is tMe outcome of work begun by them two years ago. Living in Ann Arbor they were among the first to see the need for the University of Michigan League building. Announce Winner In Design Contest Eleanor Hawn, '26A, was announced the wi...…
…_________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...…
… i'LCIJ NEWSPAPER OF THE; UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN blshted every morning except Monday ig the University year by the Board in ol of Student .Pubic~ation~s. embers of western Conference EditorialI ,ciation. e Associated Press is -xlusively en- dto the use for repu~blication of all news tches credited to it or not otherwise ted in this paper and the local news pub)- 'd threin., ____ ________ ntered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor,I igan, as secon...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ITORS ARl YOST WHERE MISSING FLIERS VANISHED, Sessions Of Michigan Interscholastic Press Association To Open Thursday DELEGATES TO BE GUESTS. OF ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Coach Fielding H. Yost. will address{ the Michigan Interscholastic Press as- sociation at its annual banquet Thurs- (ay night at the Union. Prof R. K. Ixumel. of the public speaking depart- ment will also address the High school editors. The Glee club or- c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _________ ..._ ... . . w i i ,, .. ... . -..1..:x.1 ' ._ 1 ' UHIIIIIIIIIW) WL I T N MEET Numerous Runners Challenge UI/ARIT IIED 1 Kirby For One Mile LaurelsIl III ull Edward Kirby, capta i, and star of 11913 to the present record of 4:14 2-5, 1 091 WITH ILLINI Cornell University's track team, faces after his famous dead heat with Nor- a formidable task in his effort to rei man Taber, of Brown, in 1912. Since ...…
… TINE i ~ i~i4DAILY .. ..,. LIF IE RISING DANCING DANCING ANNOUNCEMENT Ford's Offer Opposed COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M. top coat! iday noon! -Dining' room and soda ideally situated and enjoy- ied; clientele, moderately Write owner Box 19 Daily. ink pr THESES TO type. Myrna Hartuff. Phone 3431-J. MEN AND WOMEN earn big money this summer selling. A useful article ,everybody will buy. Write R. A. Co. 275 Franklin, Chicago. MAN to sell and s...…
…THE MTCHt ir,A.NJ LILY OFFICIAL B ULLETIN. lation in the Bulletin is constructive notiec to all members of Unidversity. Copy received b: tbf4 Aisifitaut to the Presihent until' p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdav ime 4. WEDNESDAY, MAY , 1924 Number~ 15 t erewil e no onfernce of the 'Deans on Wanesday, 'hiay,7. There. rweveif, be a conference onWednesday, May 14. iM. L. Biart on. ed Curricuiwum in betters ad BJntegs Adminlstratlori: iors who so de...…
…THE WEATHER COLDER AND SNOW TODAY 5k 'i ~IuiIAj ATTEND TH FAIR VOL. XXXIV. No. 115 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE SENATORS LAUNCH VIRU LENT ATTAG UPON PRlESIENT hENRY CABOT LODGE DEFEN I AND PRAISES NATION'S EXECUTIVE COOLIDGE'S TtLEGRAMS IMPELL LATEST ACTION Possibility Of Income Tax Change Looms In Coiigress. __ t Washington, March G.-(By A. P.)- Machinery was set in motion i...…
…________THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH ", 1924 O9GRAM CHOSEN 'OR MAY FESTIVAL I h ,_ (Continued fromn Page One) Thursday Evening Soloists: Claire Dux, soprano; Syl- via Lent, violinist; Royal Dadmun,' baritone; the University Choral union, the Chicano Symphony orchestraCO- ductors : Earl V. Moore, Frederick Stock. Overture, "A Pilgrims' Visin ............ ..Carpenter Aria, "Bel dliessen schonen1 :Augen.......... ....Mozart (Witl-h o...…
…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...…
…__________________ ___THE MICHIGAN DAILY ----S . A. F OECASTI 4 t i 'Where is the ,Jules Verne who l tli y,_________-____- paint the future of the wireles~s tole- , E ROLL V S !XILNWPR O H is Hardly too bold to say, we believe, PRIZ' tIL N W P P R F - H h na knoncv e tt e ro s t hept i ost I L IS IN Y i t' O C I AN t a no ev n t e m s opi i t c t e N> St blished every morning except Monday !oilst h~as predicted or realized the un -AI OITCLE...…
…THE MICHIGAN. DAILY. *_,_..; R ut TO OPE - 'Fi s. ; 4 ery .. a ..; .. : M > :;° .. . s MOP= fAIRBEC~S BIV Woen Students" SE VE NTY SIDE SHOWS WILL. C Ured To Comet' 10 C6 M Pde tart on Fairo? Uio en F aa" r' li.o f eboths tlia wll eck fedaostFidyol. O OM L EPQ JTo U i n F iraW(coimt of the act-that they 7:00lre= 4 l Yebyilil 2:30 Po hefiet n airadiesainsfirlmost Iwhich John Biris coe, '2:3E, general a i 3,Ifyu rin- the peg in ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1924 ,. -rn-c .. .. x \ ,,., .,,,,,,,e,/ I D /' %=P* fff:!2 rrr rru iri irr r r. i w.r.a..r . .rr.+..r.. -ter . ..r.+r .+ .... TRACK ATHLETES r TO LEAVE.TONIG HTU Tri Neiib*rs of Steve Farretl's Squad to Enter X. A. C. Event REST SCHEDULEO FOR MEN NOT ENTERING AGGIE MEET Ten members of Michigan's track team will leave at 2:37 o'clock this afternoon to participate in the M. A. C. invitation m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .... . . " l1III11g1111t zittilttltttitlt.tttt.tt.ttttttt..t!!.ltt............................................... UMP LOSES 3 PAM 'TWO MAY FESTIVAL pons nfirst floor, cf 28'1-M. DODGE TOURING $125. town. Al. Graves, 119 ington St. FORD ROADS'TER, $55. sale. Entirely overha running condition. P1 THINKING OF BUYING er? Why not a Rem' able from the authori Black 1809. SOPH PROM TICCKETI 308 Union. 4-5:30 p. TAYLOR The we...…
…- - . --.a ,_.. ... . FRlIDAY 12:004-Law faculty luncheon, U11101.1 12: 10-11istory departmnit luiicheou, room 319, Union. 2 s30-Union ]Fair parade. -.00-Piano group of~ Matinee Musicale meets in School of Music. 7:400-Union :fair, Yost field house. 7 :00-Tnformnal receptlon for Dr. F. W Goddard of Shaohsing, China, at B.aptist Guild house. 7 :3(1-Local unit o th le Chinese 'Stu-' 'dents' Christian association'mneets i the Upper room, Lane h...…
…THE WEATHER FAIR AND SOMEWHAT :1 AdW Ar t an tti ASSOCIATE LEASED WI MEMI WESTERN CO EDITORIAL A WARMER VOL. XXXIV. No. 64 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE w i . ii I YlYY . __ __._.. _..__-_ r+nww ._ .... t BIG TEN EDITORS TO GATHER ERE FOR MEET TODAY STUDENT PUBLICATION MEM- BERS TO BE AT TRAINS FOR DELEGATES YOST ADDED TO LIST t FOR SATURDAY TALK Editors and Business Mana...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TA KAPPg 'ES TONIGHTI Will Argue Here.Un Affirmative EDITOR LECTURES ON CONFEDERA CY Left Yesterday For Ohio Debate rIA Prof. I. LI. Goddard of Ohio State University to Address Gathering IONORA RY FRATERNITY TO ADD SEVEN MEMBERS Prof. Henry H, Goddard, of Ohio State university, will be the speaker tonight at the annual fall banquet of Phi Delta Kappa, national honorary fr%ternity in the field of education. Professor G...…
…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...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY* FRIDAY, DECEMBER -----. gall a t I I [CiAL NEWSPAPER OF THE NIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN lished every morning. except Monday the University year by the Board in of of Student Publications. nbers of Western Conference Editorial lation. Associated Press is exclusively en- to the use for republication of all news eces creditfed to it or not otherwise ed in this paler and the local news pub- therein. cid at the postoffice at An...…
…ECEMBER 7, 1923 E~CEMBER7, 1923 HE MICHIGAN DAILY __ ..rr .r+?A...+. *, . w . . : X I One Lot of Men's ]Dres SHOES Gross 86 Uite Shoe Store 117 E . WASHINGTON ST. ANN A.Rt)01, -MICHIGA4N Values to $5.00 98can $.9 One Lot of Ladie6s' Sloes and Low Cuts Values to O~.0 i t ; HAS EENLUEDNTHE HANSOF iU Re Udt~ 5gOynI* eofDtr t maU I U. One Lot of, Men's All Solid WVVORK SHOES Regular: $3.00 Value We Must Liquidate in I0...…
…V1 HE MICHIGAN DAILY FRID /10000 0 c) omwmwmk - "M -qls A rr *f s. R '' Y' r r a + . . "' Q . .. rrrrr'" '""+ r" """ t il ! - 1I OF WI TRACK VETERANS STHENGTHEN TEAM', EVERETT SCOTT, VETERAN YANKEE, ENDS, CAREER' SHORTSTOP WHO PLAYED IN 1,000 STtAIGHT GAMES DUE FOR SHELF, SAYS HUGGINS ' New York, Dec. 6.--When the New York Yankees take the field next sp~ring. Aaron Ward. the flashy sec- INELIGIBILITY HITS BASKETBALL SQUAD, ~ra...…
…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..e,, __ _ a ,,-. ._ .. I L I I ITHIS COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 PM. Some Reason For Cricket Is Found At Last; In Africa ADVERTISING DAILY CLASSlFIED RATES 10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for three or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per inserti6n. Charged at the rate off 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, lic per reading line for three Cr more 'insert...…
…TH--E M ICHIG AN DALY r.. .. .^....._.. _____________________ DAILY, OFFICIAL, BULLETIN1 Publication in the Bulletin_ is constructive notice to all members of he University. f opy received by t-u* Assistant tc the Presideot until 3:30 p).in. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.)/ Volume 4 FRIDAY, D)ECEMBERL 7, 1923 Numbs !r 61 31lembers of the Various Faculties: Changes ins office or residence address should be communicated to the ce of the S3ecretary...…
…THE WEATHER FAIR AND COLDER TODAY Y. r Aftof[t r t n :ej ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE MEMBER WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. 39 EIGHT PAGES ANN'ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS f DEDICATION WILL FLDFILD HOUSE ALMOST COMPLETE 1500 MARINES AND THEIR 3004 PIECE BAND WILL TAKE PART DENBY, BURTON, AIGLER, AND MURFIN TO SPEAK Michigan's Great Athletic Plant <will be O...…
…PAGE TWb THE- MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 1923 PAGI~ TWO 'WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1923 association, and Harry Meixell, the NEXT ON PROCRgM~ Second -tmlwcr of Oratorical Lecture! Course to he Given Friday stitution and draw up the bey-laws. A letter was received by Hawley Tap- ping, '16L, field secretary of the Alum- ni association yesterday asking for information on this subject. Robet igee comwesinMarch j POPUAR DA~LATU ATIS...…
…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...…
…0 PAOTE il'Q1R __________THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVElMBER 7, 1923. 1 lending our aid to the solution of such, tr~tau 1"a t a problem of world wide import. OFFICAL NWSPAER OF1 IIr: The other night some s tut~ dents and UMVRSIY O MIIIIiAN a certain theater, owner of the city: Published every morning 'except Monday (dcashed, tihe result being that the the- dur'ing the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. ...…
… A WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 192. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE IriVj -- - -- I Iligl . . g - HE MICHIGAN DAILYI I fedare BRUCE CURRY TO SPEAK -lesa hers cc The T SESUNDAY hosen preside -- the Ur Y2M C A WORKER WILL CONDUCT treasu REGULAR CLASSES - FOR S..UW A fBruce Curry, author.of "Jesus and 4iis Cause", and numerous Bible study utlines, and at present a professor in the Biblical Seminary of New York, C'vlll speak here Sunday afternoon, ;Novemb...…
