Search Results

…* ASSOCIATED THE WEATHER ASCAE PRESS UNSETTLED; NO CHANC E DAY AND NIHT WIRE VOL XXXII. No. .64 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1921 PRICE FIVE CEN'I 11 SCHOOLS GAIN IN ANNUAL MANUAL FIRST DAY'S PROGRAM PRESENTS THREE PRINCIPAL TALKS FIRST ADDRESS ON VOCATIONAL 'STUDIES Speakers Discuss Teachers' Training Problems and Correspondence Instruction Methods Representatives for 11 universities and colleges of the Missisaippi valley states...…

…R AIN OR SNOW g iIAfbQ af 4:Ia1tx ASSOCIATED PRESS i'AV AND NIGHT lURAE SERlVICE TODAY - XI. No56. . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1920. PRICE FIVE REPORTS SHOW POOL DRIVE IS L6N A Y ONLY 147 CARDS TURNED IN AT 10:80 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT BUT $3,000 PLEDGED FIRST DAY OF DRIVE Students do Not Realize That Pledges Are Used for Statistical Pur- pos'es Only; Not Binding Late reports ,from the' preliminary pledge campaign whic...…

…4 THE WEATHER CLOUDY; PROBABLY RAIN TODAY LL AJW 4LOO* t ASO t aitii Section One PRCaIV ET VOL. XXXIV. No. 66 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1923 TWENTY PAGES PRICE' FIVE CELTS - _____________ - I ! . --1 SARINEN HONORED BY7INERPAEANT FORML RECEPTION MORE THAN 900 PERSONS PRES- ENT IN RECOGNITION OF FIN NISH ARCHITECT EIGHTY ARCHITECTSJIN ATTENDANCE AT AFFAIR George Booth Delivers Main Address at Banuet ...…

… ESTABLISHED 1890 PIM I61 atl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 67 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICH. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS I nU i'*u.n . .m .. wm m..,.w_,... r ..w - \\\ (T\'|~iENGINE ERS WIL L PROMINENT FIGURE)EGNRSIL HEAR ALEX DOW imNi~ MRIflO SPEAKAT UNION COUNCIL CONSIDERS DEFERFIED RUSHING) II I ILJIURILVVUIILU TOTAKTONIGHT DR, WITE WILL DELIVER TALK ON VIEWS OF MO1DERN NE)ICINE HEADS ...…

… ESTABLISHiED 1890 r zAa ~~aii MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS - - - - PRIOE FIVE CENTS VOL. XXXVII. No. 62 EIGHT PAtIES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS DENBY FMPES FPM OSTDECLARES COMMERCIALISM LC LU u IN AHLETICS IS LARGELY "TALK" PRI AC 10 O LEN Editor's Note: The following is the first thr of pple present, te E N TONIIT of a series of interviews with Coach Field -h k }ll ii f~i~ing 1. Yo...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 r ~t .al! MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX No. 66. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1928 EIGHT PAGES ZELLNER TO PORTRA mnent Impersonator To Present Program HISTORIC CHARACTERS IN~Cq LECUREPROGAM LONGEST COSTUME CHANGES COMPLETED IN ONLY FORTY SECONDS I POLLOCK TO PRESIDEL AT MICHIGAN NDIANA 1 PARIS TREATY EBT DRAKE, SIMON, AND FRANSETH WILL TAKE AFFIRMATIVE FOR UNIVERSITY TO BE HELD WEDNESDAV M ;mister Of...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 g Lw a 4a1 4 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESSI . .. . ........ . . .......... TIiN PAGES VOL. XXXVIII, No. 69. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DhCEMBER 9, 1927 P I ROIETIANTE1ITEETS H 'EA TM LS SONG BY LCL ROBINSON LEADS nirrEXCLUSION FIGHT wILL FEATURE SIXTHI WWJ MICHIGAN NIGHT ' PROMINENTMA N T EESTYS O Wv , Nb ETAMLSS BY HOOVER MEN N IN LUMBER INDUSTRYi MINNESOTA ARGUMENT TO MEET HERE TODAY ;. OVER LEGAL QUESTION SENATE BA...…

…THE WEATHER COLD)ER; IPROBABLJY SNOW TIOI)AY LL it ian ~Iaii1j IMEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXV. No. 65 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARbOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS HOP TO BE SET INARABIA NSCENE, BARBER, 25A5 WINS STRIPED) AWNINGIS WILL BE l'SEI) FOR FRATEVNT . BOO(THS WILL DEPICT CAMNPI Ceiling Will be Midnighit Blue, C'overed l With Star's to Itlepi'csent Open Sky Arabia, land of brilliant col...…

…t4 tti AID THE RED CROSS CHRISTMAS WORK I .1 ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMEBER 9, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS Y l HARD PLACES CIR Whimsies Appears Tardily, With Former Healthy Color SOIAnd New Sincerity Of Aim I Whimsies, rather thin and emaciated, object of her longings, and who all E ORE but with the same healthy tan, ap- her life wonders what it is all about. I peared on the campus yesterday, af- ter a prolonged confinement in...…

…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1923 Mr. Frost Rejects Pedantic Cataloguing Being Partially A Review Of "New Hampshire" NEW HAMPSHIRE, by Robert Frost, Henry Holt, 1923. Mr. Frost has discovered thq sophis- ticated world. There have been indi- cations before now that he suspected the existence of that brittle, quaint Cockaigne, but he has always lacked complete desire to pass beyond his own hard, clear, sharp universe...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY In OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. Published every morning except Monday during te Vilnver- sity year by the Beard in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associaed Press is exci sivelentitled to the use for republication of. all news dispatches credited to it "r not othrwie credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the posoffce at ALn Arbor...…

….a a s v [-11 aJ '5&.L a jigan atlg i.JICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN . Pubise every morning except Monday during the Univer- ty ear by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Assoated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for e ubli'cationof all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise redited in this paper and the local news published therein. FEntered at tile postoffice at...…

…4_____ THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ . . lBottinier. Mr. E. B, "Williamson has Alumnnus is furnishing nvmns of the made an addition to the Odonata col-i alumini in those towns, andc giving ad- lection of a set of the species of Peri- equate compensation to the incn who lestes.. enga1ge in the drive. Grid Men T O Aid Duln Dec. .---It is aniiufl the i thiahFre Stte ai of1''50,000,000 l In.A umn s. D ive! VIs lbeenlover-subscribed. Members of the Vars...…

…PAGE TWO 4r'HE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, T?1.C1.1ilil,'l 9, 1925 i PAGE TWO a\IZ MTCUTIAN D11\Al!AAlY VNSA, EA~1l~ ,1 IDECREASE SEEN I TO ORGANIZE CLUB GOBD iOD IN, NUMBER OF LITTLE [ . ATTENDS ' . ;FOR SUTW F. S BOO UBLIHED TRAIN ,DEATHS ILAWYERt FOMLO FTOHAE i____ (asualtiecsutnfrmrannd To benefit the neg ro students on Col4____ r .eric a~cin 1am therai - anth campus, a new club was organizedi .1f irie T i tsr,ctor i[; s Auicr Of l -...…

…, ; v THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'I T I r};1 , T)L'( 1?11 ill's'. i X 11', ,.., ._ ..w rt.ry SUDELA DREPORTS PR~OPOSALS ( sary to sue over again upon a judg- CONSI E~?E BY B R SS CIA lON ment renMdereCd in a sister state," ex- ITIJLE TALKS ADOUVT SUNDERLN DR DBA S O I I NPoesrSneln."hr BELIFS F T LST Y IProposas for a federal statute regu-' power to the judge to call expiertssoil able decrees can be enforced at all laig h gvngo eprtte loubeafof ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY '-UN DAY, DE'GEMBErv 9, 1928 TH..........AN.DAI. SUNDAY, DECEMBEfl 9. 192~ COPY(| OF\ BRONZE BT Nephew of Taft Chosen COY or BH LL ,U \German Club President DISREGARDING ROUGHNESS OF OUR COEDS, DE KERILLIS PICTURES ANN ARBOR AS EDEN SURROUNDED BY CHAOS I IU U R MIl i i Despite "rough" coeds, the Uni- l ium versity and the whole town of Ann Arbor is one of the most charming A reproduction of the bronze places in the Uni...…

…PACJr TWVko THE MTt"HMAN il ATT V I ____L__LLB_____- **A- A .ALAA.AI N "J-AE&L A T! I PLAYW'RICH T ATTACKS HAS PLAN TO DONesFo ( IW EN UNIVERSTE IVIIil, ASSlIT NEEDIY MoI Wther Colleges fN IWGAIli ARTICLE it ', ttt ,' t 2 tini-elect at night. Major players,IIlI returnl next the football banquet..la. "N's'' were awarded toy but. five 01 Whom Zwi yea r. jan invitt ion friomthe Mn'sEdica St Itional honol:rrY aft id> frater.'il( >i ...…

…PAGE TWO THE MIICHP'.'AN DAILY YOST TO ADDRESS "HG C LHerb Steger. machug Staff, WIU be Present. at Banu et for Ann Arbor FeoofbaR Men C. OF C. ARE'HOSTS Fielding H. Yost, director of inter- collegiate athletics, will be one of the principal speakers at the banquet which will be given the Ann Arbor high school :football team this noon{ in, th'e Chamber of Commerce Inn. Re~sides the members of the high school team Captain Herb Steger and s...…

…... ,, i.R irily G s Opinions Air Head Appears Without tUniform, t nq With each FOUNTAIN PENT sale a mew Mechanical Pencil FREE OF CHARGE Declares Opera Galli- Curci or to stay that I do not CHINEJSE STUDENTS Wench s Aremeasure up to certain standards as WenhesArean ctrss.My art combines muic o ARIRANGE ADDRESS adthe drama and should be consid- Buxom ered in that light. From music I get i ss Edith M. Bader, of the Ann' _ ~ ~ ~ ~~m i...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER i9, 1923 an~d th .,..LBA"RT3RON HENDERSON THEUNIN I' Xl S $20,00 Q these promenadesin tiemeles for fhrr, _;nb lintin this wailing every reuie tmttt hiss tes', hot th 1 n ;g o tethover ltheOslei"-,stianagement realty 'shotd aptrcat cf te i, 5411 aI t isas rf--lts heniannall titi y-:clted treeYl:;t cs tle m st. e sosnis-- -r-- ', grtesi;tl at.-z~' e tiaticv~c rtro on iieicapus tt rer-p le pnli t.....…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY HISOLE KEPS MUM ON MERGER QUESTION "I deemed it best not to make any public statement concerning the mat- ter of merger of the Homoeopathic Medical school until the Michigan Alumnus had spoken. Since then, I have been importuned by nearly every newspaper in the state to say some- thing. All I should say and perhaps more than I should have said I have already said." This was the word Dean Wilbert B. Hinsdale of the, Homo...…

…Irlik &AIN VHl .. I ( . .. "." .. . ...." s .. .. . .. , . .. ; " :' " f S POR R BA9SKETBALL TEAM MEETS KALAMAOO Mather's Men Ready to Take on Team from Celery City in Season's Opening Game SEVERAL NEW CANDIDATES TO APPEAR IN VARSITY LINEUP Tomorrow night at Waterman gym- nasium the Wolverine basketball quintet will play the curtain raiser of the season with Kalamazoo College. Kalamazoo has always been noted for its powerful court teams a...…

…SUNDAY, DEClJMP17,1Z 9, 1923 ITHE: MICH IGA N DAIL PAGE TTRK _____ ~--- - LEA UE TO SEEK MORE MErBERS' i ...,.. . fBYO FINANCIILSUCCESS operation shown by the women off. the tUniversity. After the close of tbe, bazaar a dance was held from 9 to 12 o'clock inJ B~arbour gymnasium. with. music by i # 1 i. ;.R t' # 3 111EV 11L III LITIIULI I I Chri stnas, cards ordered through Bergen's orchestra. Patrons and pat-I the Wo men's League M a...…

…W EA)NNSI)A , I)1,, PA IB1,.1V 9,. , 1925) THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE XVEDNESI)AY, DECEMBMt 9, 1 925 PAGE THREE THE MICHIGAN DAILY EXTEND TIME FOR Bismark In The White House Wiill (ra nt Tiax Extensions Only Sa.1isf'actory Ex'pi'anaton's To Collector SET 90 DAYS AS LIMIT On YOST TO SPEAK prey, has been killed by the mountain LONDON.-A passenger on an Im- king this year. The coyote, however, perial Airways air liner was perspir-;Irv...…

…'THURSDAY, DEC EMBER 9,,' (, 192G THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE SH PP NG OARD PROMOTES SALE OF GOVERNMENT W atson To Discuss igsn t nrc i. w ieaiioinimnhb tGLL [A LETC1A TOI SHIPS TO EL IINATrE SOURCE OF FINANCIAL LOSS Auto oilat""ireadl(Ne t duneni ell f , Atnoo-AO, eftyn rrsowniatn lllPress) , 's i nkn in the plant Anglican W11411(ByL.~otcfPrletthttaat i'igncomettor weeotemoartwihoolysuccomlet J.M.Watonmetllugialwngieeroftheylicueliiecomp...…

…SUTNDAY. DECMBER ~9,12 I _ . _~ - nrrW nr PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT OF MEXICO APPOINTS . !I [V or[ ' ( JERH I K LA K D IN SECRETARIES TO PLACEMENTS IN PEVISED CABINET 0OtInLI UI AUmWULO AffFf~nl uni'_ ____- TO fl1 flEOMEMD~D .._ fr~~RflOUN Um rIu o Featuring a well selected group cf poems and stories, Inlanderl ,ampus literary magazine, made its second appearance of the year on the campus Friday with its Decem- Ser issue. The frontispiece of...…

…T RMtAY, DEC1TDt13EP,9, 1927 .. . . .......... . . ......... ERIC THOMSEN TALKS ON FUTURE VIFWS OF UNIVERSITYSTUDENTS S. C. A. COUNCILOR IS HOPEFUL1 BECAUSE OF POSSIBLE ADJUSTMENTS YOUTH HAS OWN IDEALS Blames Churches For Lack Of Growtli In Relation To Rest Of World j For Student Disinterest (Continued from page one) ever irreligious it may be at times, is at least trying to be honest. On the other hand, there is much current theology a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TT2h WHITEilCOMMENTS ON XRAlY VALUE, ;" rr"fe~Mzr is Its Best, Use !lioulil r , ein Pr'eventionou PremlIa tre Exl'4510115 WILL SHOW BAD) POWDER I Value of the X-ray lies in the (ex- anmation of projectiles rather thbani in: the revealing of fiaws in the guns; i i the opinion of P1rof. A. E. White, of the engimeeri 1ig rcsearch ide.11):it- j 1t. C o~tz~ntii n jU pon the t.r atf innt of {col. E. 1T. Dickeinson be f or...…

…OT1HE MICHI1CAN DAILY ,. :I Wht Will TheR D oWhnWe~ "What will: become of the rhetoric department when its Little Grey Home in West hall shall have been: wiped soff the face of the campus"? Some of the more pessimistic. of the campuis critics venture to prophe- sy-that when the 'rhetoricians have lost the home which has housed themy fwith such fidelity for so magy years tthey will all with one accord tender their resignations to the Board...…

…SUNDAY, DECElER , 1923TH "HE MICHIGAN DAILY Security May be found for your. valuable docu- ments by using our Safety Deposit Vault. The service will please you. Farmers & Mechanics Bank 101-105 SOUTH MAIN 330 SOUTH STATE r, [ \ \' .I ASer S IN WHICH THE OBSERVER TACK- Terms of Conquest, by Howard Vin- LES THE CHRISTMAS PRESENT cent O'Brien. (Little, Brown, $2.), is PROBLEM the sort of book which Dr. Frank Christmas gifts may be roughly Cran...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY tu 'RLJAY, DEOM ? liilllllllilliilllilllilllll111,II I 111[il 1i i1t1111111 t iiti111111111illI [1 1ttItilili t1i111'" KELLEY'S OLD FASHIONED CHOCOLATES 60c LB. alsoc PARK AND TILFORD FAMOUS CHOCOLATES $1.00 LB. S - SD N~lSSN Becker 's Delicatessen 119 Last Liberty Street . 7 111i1iilliit li iiiii li liliil l l iiill 111 l1!1[1l 111611t1111il i t111111lil:7 Alumnus Needs PEDEN, ILLINOIS CAPTAIN, INELIGIBLE FOR FOOTBALL f...…

…MICH] r -i, N . MICH ~AINL Of Union yes Decreased Prom now on, henceforth and for rest of the college year, dances at 3Union will be but 12 or 13 minutes' length and this time limit includes cores. Intermissions will be only ee minutes. This will be absolute- carried into effect literally, figura- ely and every way, even though the hestra leader has to hold a stop tch, wave a red -lag, and hang out t card announcing the new dance aself....…

…PAGE FD R THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, ;DCEMBER 9, 1923 -V tests to a far greater degree than it has at present, it cannot afford to ridi- - cule the present system of trial and OFFICIA L NEWSPAPER OF TIE error in elementary education. UMNYERSITY OF MICUIGAN - ' EFFORTS JETTER JOURNALISM Pu'lislhed every mrrnnng except Monday diLing the Tniversity year by the Board in The influence of the newspaper on C(ont of Student Publications. ubhie...…

…PAGE FOUR THE, MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY; DECEMBER 9, 1925 ' PAOE FOUR WEflNESDAY, DEC!EMBER 9, 192~' .fir £wI$&Wu Si1I Published every morning except Monday during the Vniversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- 4itled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper an...…

…0 PACE 'FOUR. THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DTCEMBERI f, 19:6 ________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 Pls is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwisej credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein, Entered at...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICI-ITC.AN'T)ATI OTTKT7 i R i); 9'c45f in ii-IT-I+w r5 Atki[f r Elie id art Daily Published every morning except Monday )iring the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all yiews dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub' l...…

…~AGE IFOUR THE MICHIGAND~AILY FRTDAY. DECTMBER 9. 1927 aloe irl igttn Bttil# to indicate that a possible majorit five to four is opposed to woman fra eP TheP Fre hCh b.-m}P hq y of suf- EDITORIAL COMMENT TH EATER Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association, The Associated Press is exclusively en- ttiled to the ...…

…AGE FOUrR THL MIC-IlGAN DAILX . Published every morning except Monday during the Universit 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 2ispatchcs credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished ;therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michig...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAlY 'SATURD _ ._. _ _ .. .4 tionize manufacturing were soon ac-s quired in this country. Industry be-E gan to boom, and thousands of people OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE forsook the plow for the new machine UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN propelled instruments. The CivU War Published every morning except Monday not only caused the south to emigrate during the University year by the Board in but also New England. This resulted' Control~ l ...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAia. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1923 Books Reviewed ordered close as we are taught the from such magazines as The Dial, Po- interest challenged by novelty, but trained writer brings his work. Ra- etry, and The Measure, and one finds in the year 1923 they are irritating. ther it moves slowly, ponderously at such more or less familiar names as They are to be excused on the sup- times, gathering force of reality as it Bertha Ten ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY f ................. ................................................................S NEW RULES DISAPPOINT SPEED BOAT "WIZARO"1 (By Associated Press) Algonac, Mich., Dec. 8. - "Chris" Smith, the speedboat builder of Ai- gonac, is disappointed. "The Wizard," as he is generally known among pow- erboat enthusiasts, said during the Harmsworth gold cup regatta this year at Detroit that in 19,22 he would build a hydroplane capab...…

…The Michigan Daily, following its usual custom, will compile a supplement to the official Stu- dents' Directory, for the benefit of those students who enrolled late in the University, and to correct unavoidable errors and changes in the regular edition. Name, class, Ann Arbor ad- dress, home town, and Ann Ar- bor phone number, in the order named, should be placed on a one cent post card and mailed to the Directory Editor, The Daily, Press buil...…

…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1923 w Read The Week's News In Brief (Continued from Page One) allies to borrow $70,000,000 with which to buy food during the coming w.nter. T1. Fr'ench decided to make the I Ruhr o :cupation progressively "invis- ible" as the territory becomes more and more fettled. The plan is to w thdraw occupation troops gradually ainto.the contryditricts. The first sigrr of this policy is in the removal of railroad pickets. The Da...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I PAGE FIVE A411IL ......... ...... ..........f tl ST AVATO CAUSS Princess Cantacuzene Contrasts Life .Of usslau StudentsWith That t Of lAlcigan Students ;TEACHING IN ADEQUATE w . r Since the. war the number of women students in iRussia ha~s decreased un- til -at present there are, practically none enrolled in the Russian univer- sities, explained Princess Cantacuz- ene, contrasting conditions there with those on the...…

…I TITY M;IDAY, DETETATE1.P, 9,1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY '.AGE F THURSDAY, DECEMBER ~'AGE FIVE TH~ MICHIGAN DAILY .inn,,n.,a.S~P*1~M sv.nraafl ) IRAVAV W w~",2E4V53E3M5NSY ) .. . . L eie I U I T(h 0oi '° 4 f l ,'rt f W )11 J our VU nder Le s: Hiss Johir F FRIEN1 ! ponsored by the NN andin oncdtonwith Tv~'~(1sciriethe Univ 1~iP uii!sond a select" t;'mentocentral Eur The t rour will he rP~oj o~\lssBeatrice uthe; dvisors to wome c-or cc ...…

…SUNDAY, DECEMPEi,, 0, 1028 THE MICHIGAN I LY PAG P PTVP. SUNDAY DECEM~fl 9,102~ T-IF MI.IGAN.AIL. ......V -"--VA ja 11 11 rao . , J . -_ JUNIOR WOM-EN BEGIN ACTIYITIEB! FOR TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL PLA health and studies must come first.- OPENING TRYOUT However, participation in the Jun- ior Girls' Play is regarded by Miss TOMORROW Lloyd as a real part of each wo- man's education and, she says, ELIGIBILITY IS REQUIRED contributes muc...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAC DAAR 8 DIETICIAN SYSTEM IS BENEFICIAL TO England Introduces Many Customs DAISI STUDENTS, DECLARES MISS COOPEROf Traditional HolidaCelebration IVGIVES ADVIC P RFITA BL[ E ETjByAlthough the idea is a comparative- tastes are concerned women as wellLIDAY M IT1Y Christmas wastaetme ofEglamour y rcent one and an entirely new as men seem to have a Uiking for Crsmsi h mryEgad pioject on the university campus ten 'pie, and it...…

…T :ESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1924 tHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE 1; IjllIlIIIIIII 11,1111,11,11,11,11111 1111IV I I I ........................ ...... F - 5 ..... ... .... Woman's Club Entertain To Today: SOr Al WORKERS TO BE MNIMEDTHURSDAYI Women who have done volunteer teaching at the hospital occupational therapy work or those who have Hospital Children To Be Visited By Santa Claus; Contributions of Christmas trees and other holiday decor...…

…[xRAD~EME ,12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4': , .v P i _+ s , gyp+ 1} +T . {\' " r i v o. YOU CAN DO BETTER AT LEMBLE'S We are again offering you these prices on goods from our Regular Stock 530 FOREST AVE. GROCERIES, POULTRY, GAME AND FISH IN PHONES 399, 407 AND 675-F II i i j1 } I I, ii 4' U., ' !1 ,I Mocha & Java, per lb.............45c K. & W. Special, per lb. 35c.3 lbs. for $1.00 9 Give Us THE HOME OF PURE FOODS I I I mwwmmmw. ...…

…SUNDAY, DECEM1R R!1, 1923 THE MICHICAN DAILY PAGE FIVE fifteen and my friend was fourteen. I THE ROMANTIC A Note On Cosi Fan Tutte JUNGLE mountains. ORLANDO BEEDE They saw, and this young Indian JUNGLE BEASTS AN) MEN, byO aann hs da There seems to be a tendency to i that of Judson House (Ferrando) tells of teir adventurea simply, beau- G'opal Mukeri. E. P. Dutton C.,r compare "Cosi Fan Tutte" with "The there was just enough imperfection titull...…