…4I I SAN ILY s,, I UIUA rA~ nr Pumr~r .111ViI111 d i U Iflidl "I lInNIULI UI uIIIIIILIIU. NOUSTRY' RYV GETS ADISORY BOARD - . Ann Arbor's Chamber of Commerce-l angements Completed for Resump- will hereafter, according to the planst tion of Trade With All of R. A. Dolph, president of the Board( Europe of Directors, have an advisory boardf consisting of President Marion L. Bur-( ERICAN WAR-DEVELOPED ton as representative for the Univer- O...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY """" _.._. .., _..r.:,..._. E IY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1921. Number 107. Freshman Band Needs Clarinets More freshmen are needed to fill out the required number of pieces in the freshman band. Few first year men have tried out, engineers particularly being in the minority, according to Francis B. Thomas, '22, director of the band. The band is in special needI of clarinets and altos and it could use s...…
…v' ICHIGAN DAILY' a n yr TO RI I U MAY CAST BALLOTS UT GOING ]ROMWE ON L~ECTIO2N DAY absentee voters of the ,nd in an endeavor to set- pation on the part of the coming elections, C. .Goddard, chairman of e committee of the Wood- tleague, has installed an bureau at the Law Libra- Students Privileged us for absent voters make it le for a large proportio a of the !ts of legal age to cast their s without going home on elec- lay. Such la...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, .. w : r+,.,,'r ..,...... .....r.wrWri r, .a.eno.....w , 'y0"si i Zl- 1. - _... RACKSTERS BEGIN OINAL PREIPARATION rsity Squad Has Had Week Ahead as Indoor Conference Meet Nears OD SHOWING MADE BY MEN IN f. A. C. INVITATION MEET luring the coming week Michigan's rsity track team, refreshed by a aplete rest over the week-end, will put tlrough a stiff series of trials 1 practice sessions in final prepar- on...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1928 TRACK TEAM TO COMPETE IN INDOOR MEET TODAY GIANT HURLER INSISTS ATHLETES TOBU IN ON INCREASED WAGES INTRAMURAL SPORTS EDIFICE FRE SWIMMERS HO S S F C TS'T F OR 13E TABLT -I FE~]N~ WIMR FIVE ENDS SEASO-N PRELIMINARY HEATS;, Approxlimately 27d5 Representa-tives Of Big Ten Schools Entered; I Records 3la y Fall LLINI ARE FAVORITES Athletes representing the various 'schools of the West...…
…THE MICHRIGAN DAILY WE 1)N -SDAY, MARCH 9. 192T g , . ., Pon 0.20 = nrn~e ITRACK MARKS EXPECTED' TW TO FAL IN CNEENCE FAIiBELL LL. ONERNC ml in flINDfJR RACES SATURDAYa i~ RU ~I EY I Th prme is not far distant when -reen possessors of Big Ten indoor WAGE DIFFEI RENCE ONLY $500 lT iAT1WR COMMENTS ON( BIG TEN CAGE RACE MAY END U', ,D SPUTED TITLE WON I I O EO DPSTO BY WOLVERINE QUINTET _IN _TIEFOR__SECOND __POSITIN \ "Yeswe ozrour first...…
…YA{dE SIX THE, MICIIIGAN I_-)AII_.Y TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1926 ?AGE~~ .I II IIIGNDIYTEDY AC ,12 N r3. ALL ENTRIES FR Varsity Tenin Will Prac ve T1,vice Daily To (( In elnd d ;on For ('hampion is TICKETS ON SALE NOW In a final effort to c ondition his men for the Conference echampion- ship meet, which will be held here Friday and Saturday, Coach Matt Mann, of the Varsity swimming team, has ordered all of his men to report for practice t...…
…t1 THE vMICHIG1C A N ie if' xi MEET ILLINI FOR TITLE. TONIGHT High School Swimmers Gather for Interscholastic Meet a GOLF ASPIR AN TS CHAPMAN WITH 114 POINTS LEADS Captains Mat Team PRACTICE DAIL [TIJFWOLVERINE BASKETBALL SCORERS HEINOFIELD !OUSE Truskowsid Follows Closely With. Orwig was the second worst of- IJL IILLU m 113, While 1111 Orwig Plaes tender as far as the Wolverines Captain Bergelin Ad Ward Ireadd Third were concerned,...…
…-ZAP M. L oA.ENIRIS1 PPONIRANCAC JI ennis To Have New Managerial Ita rlIem SOT9ty stem A/nd T irainin g In novatio Wthbt iau i U N1SETf R H T ,__.late, the intei rat em ~i y relay carnival -__hwnol__Qogaiztinwic_ is schdiuld to tale pla. on Monay n~ With the tennis seao ntsofrshon ny t R g a~zat':n whichCOCnightIMarch 1, at Watermian gyrm ;)RiOTT1 CAHdistant two annuncemnents of import- are members of that association and a nasiu. CVoaeh Far...…
…L'GsxTHE MICHIGAN DAILY -L';vx -Av'L NEW YORK NOTES (cot-~inud from Pae Five) such streets as Hester, De lacey Grand and H-enry will findi plenty of msaterial for study. Ciatown, oe of te great objectives ot pop-eyed folk roms te Iinterland, tas now achieved a conmmendable respectalil- ity coopared to the old (ays whtett tong wars and crite ran riot. Oe of its cief occupations tow is pre- tending to be naugty for the btetefi of the 'rubbernec...…
…PHI Drily 4:- LI en,I Of Sigma Delta Phi, national honiorary oratorical and dramatic fraternity for women, will present "The Golden Doom," a one-act play by Lord Duns- any, at the Women's League party Friday afternoon. Special efforts have been made by the social committee to make the party this week excel all previous dfforts this year. The cast for "The Golden Doom" has be~n picked as follows: King, Catherine Stafford, '24; chamberlain...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -. ... ' THI $CLUMP CLOSES At 3 P.M. L SSIFIE COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 ?6M, An Ideal Home Read The Daily "Classified" Coh ADVERTISING, FOR SALE THINKING OF BUYING a typewrit- er? Why not a Remington Port- able from the authorized dealer? Black 1809. Real Bargains 1 Oakland Coupe 1 1923 Ford Coupe 2 5 passenger Olds touring These cars can be bought at a very low price. Call Mr. Ma-rshall, Phone 1368. A MODERN LARGE, ne...…
…FRIIDAY, A ATICII 9, 1,928 THE MICHIGA .DAILY r - PAOV SE''PN PRIDAY, MARCT-T 9, t928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG1~ ~V~N TARDY BALL PLAYERS, ARE ARRHIVING, DAILY, (Hv AssociaP'd 1Press.) ATLANTA, Mar. 8-Major league baseball mana Yers today wore tryingz ANAL YZING THE STRENGTH 9At .V VOTE SETTLES' 01LI E RC EM ~O GSKATE DISPTE LOSES L hI ia gh h 4 Furdle, bi ntherei 1ie n an y tin iio to AT 3 P.M. A.DXTVE~r'ISIN'GAT3P V~it'h lln Cr~nnor 11171...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1~ACE ~I~VEN 'ieuryaeMenwMa di+wv ^:-xv.+vMM'.vFx - 6"....e .. ,n YA.. "eY.w s v!.f P M1 a,-v ^n . y. .. THI DI r |E0 DB WA' S CLOSE GUARDING MAY COST OOSTERBkAN PRFSS F!! M An TC FIRST SCORING HONORS ,,r * i" , w r U NNW err M II r.9' ~-U U EE E EE BNUEE EEN BE WE EUENKEWEu EWS EEU- U u....U UEBE BE EK EW B s K I U I i 011 UT 1 7 COLUMNL wQLUM' CLOSES CL0 E$ ,AT 3 P.M.C ADVERTISING AT 3 Pl. - Ct: :; d f romv...…
…( TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 192E T IF MICHIGAN DAILY ~mATmtEN ENTER I CONFERE lb NC E EET Three Members Of Varsity Wrestling Team To Coimpete For Big Tell Individual Titles BAKER NOT TO WRESTLE is now ill, will make the trip provid- ed he recovers in ample time to get back into condition." Captain Baker wfno won the indiv- idual title in the 115p pound class yeor agc will noat be able to conil),C o e this season because he is unable to Ike thO...…
…,Y; MARCH -0, 1929 T -H E - Ml, C H' GA A-i CY Y~, MAROfl ~, 192~ T1AEViCi4iC~AN~ I5~IEY sommmma VO MORE* MVENV REPORT TO FISHER KAMTZ mCOY READY' g z. S$i TanngTu 011soth RATERVENARE KPT With two members of the Var- sity basketbal squad already. re- porting for . duty an'd ith the bas- ketbal1 floor removed from the field 4o1se, the baseball squad is set- tling: down to the intensive work ahead' before the spring training trip. Earne...…
… McKelvey and Hart, lightweights, furnished one of the cleverest bouts of the card in their second prelim- ary. Hart relied on a left la i lollow- ed by a ri ht to the body, whoile Mc- Kelvey pl..yedl mostly 1'or t he body. -20 IUO -fiHU9 J McKelvey earned the (cisiOln. The opener, between Hays and Young, 122 (Continued from Page One) pounds, gave a fair idea of what can ( Coneyrom Pe One, x be accomplished in a mw months' RuhI and Conley, 1...…
…SUNDY, r' RCH9, 1x24THE MICHIGAN DAILY G S5V2 wiithi an unsul a atyior01s"ane indiam coil i astc atout godl thin s," ipection. Alt these things make say 1 roessol Phelps. tin-l', so r ;jornat an imporsItint piece ot . p wo~~~~~~~~iiirk -what it is now the fshion toil h bevr i .leccr n cal a "noteworthy hanman idoennent,"Prnkii 11 i.And, I dilie contro- SThe Oserver ieognize he n tp-ees' tbeaise it usaly leads no- iorthiiiess, andi what is esen...…
…ICIAL OULLT 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays.) MICHIGAN'S VARSITY THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1922 Number 114 BASKETBALL SQUAD, terature, Science, and the Arts - Dean's Advisory Committee: 11 be a meeting of this Committee Friday afternoon, March 10, y office. JOHN R. EFFINGER- olarship in <Zoology: the generosity of Dr. Bryant Walker the Zoology Department lly a scholarship which entitles the holder to free use of a $75) during the summer at th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE ICHIAN DILYSUNDAY, MARCH ,,. ,..,,..;.. ..Y...... ---- ,,. , ... .. __ DAILY OFFICIAL BU LL E T I ?ubllcation Ini the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of be University. Copy received b* tteAgasianiv t the : -Aft erlt until 1:30 p. M. (11:30 a. m.. Saturft.- Volume 4 SUN~DAY, _11iARC'1 9, 1924 !N uiber 117 I the Deans:I There will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, Marchl 12, at o'clock, In th...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, AIAUCH ° 9, 192),' -s Uwww FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1928 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. m. Saturday.) - - - ---------- Volume 8. FRIDAY, MARCH 9. Number 120. University Lecture: Professor Chancey Juday, of the University of Wisconsin, will speak the s...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, '.\lAnCII 9, 1927 PAGEEIGT WENESAIMARCI9,192 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publicailon 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). Copy must be typewritten. t VOLUME VII WEDlNES)DAY, MARCh 9, 1927 NUMBER 113 /, To the Deans: There will be no Conference of the Deans today. C. C. ...…
…PAGE EIGHT, THE MICHIGAN DAILY . TUESDAY, TNIAR.CH 9, 1920 PAGE EIGI!~ TH~ MICHIGAN DAILY * TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1926 oil MM DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publicationin 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 V1 TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1926 Number 118 University Lectures: Dr. Ralph Barton Perry, Professor of Philosophy, Harvard...…
…CTE EIGHT T Ul E.. M I Cl -11 Cil A N 3A I'U11DAY, MARCH 9, 1929 4 .. v: ,. .. ~E EIGHT~ TUV MIYIIIGAN flAILY SATTJflDAY, MAR01! ~ 1929 - - ~ "" -. - -It IDAIYOFIILBULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members I of ;the Ulnlversity. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- 1 dent until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. in. Saturday.) ..Vol. XXXIX SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1929 No. 117 Automobile Regulation: With the approv...…
…TH4E MICHIGAN DAIL) e v V 1 , x x F 1 i m- DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN! a~ 1 A~ ,iv a cmea aissistant To Treasury Head; Publication ini the Uiversity. V'olume 3 the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3:20 p. in. (11:30 a. m. 8atiarday.) FIDAY, MARCH 9, 1923 Nuniber 11 Economics IE fMake-Up Examination: A make-up examination. for those whp received condition in Economics 1E "will be given Saturday at...…
…PA( ,& EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 OBSERVER oughly practical, absolutely self-con- when as a king in history he can live Freud writes that he wishes sone man (Continued from Page Seven) fident, and in the end quite cynical- a course already decreed for him?! could popularize the essentials of psy- metropolis; not only because it is the all as Shaw himself would have de- Which is to be preferred, he asks, the choanlysis as...…
…Section Two YI t t Akw :43 a t Section Two VOL. XXXIV. No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 PRICE, FIVE CE Feminine Screams And Noise, Feature Side Shows At Fair Stifled screams, heavy curtains, dark stumbled about trying to solve. the recesses-the Union Fair. It was a: puzle. Occasionally was heard the hectic jamboree, "noiser than the I swi h of feminine skirts. Just as Mr. noisiest show on earth," that filled the W...…
… THE" MICHIGAN IDAILY SUNDAY, AMARCH , 92 LI2 AND MUSICIANS' lar Sunday concert of the iphony orchestra under the Victor Kolar will be given ck today in Orchestra hail. tra. will .play Liadow's sian Folk Melodies" and' oreographic: Poem, "The Eng other thingsI. The solo- Gustav Kleiner, a: violinist reputation, DsEninen t Tragedienne lArctic. route Will Be Futue To Play In Detroit Mairch 24 Path Of Commerce,Says Hobbs -- "The route acros...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 ;"woo- OBSERVER (Continued from Page Seven) metropolis; not only because it is the country's rail center, but because it contains the most extensive accommo- dations for "tramps" of any city. West Madison Street, South Clark, South State . . . these are the "home towns" of thousands of migrant la- borers who come to Chicago for the winters because it is the cheapest city in the United States for the...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 t NEW- YORK NOTES the foaming, bubbling, and dazzling (Continued from Page Five) electric sights which give "The Great Such streets as Hester, Delancey, White Way" its name play a promi- Grand and Henry will find plenty of nent part in the maintenance of New materialret sobjectiv hinatown, o e York's role as the siren city. Berton folk from the hinterland, has now Braley may not have been thinking of...…
….. .. . ,.. PAG IC MUR THE MICHIGAN DA f SUNDAY, MARCH 91924 SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 ThE MICHIGAN DAILY ., .. .. ,.. _ ..;. .: .. ... .: - r rr +r"ir ,M urir r rr+ini rrrnn+ r.w .+r The Curled Lip CARELTON V. HAVENS L IL BOOKS SPECIAL This is the age of Scorn, Skepti- fashion; Sneer is the watchword; and Cynicism sits on every fencepost. Will some kind gentleman step for- ward and explain all this to our be- wildered minds? Why? ...…
…MARCH 9, 1924 THE- MICI ILGAN DAILY P THEA TERSI Wuertli French May Offer These Islands As Part Payment On War Debt To America I .. r . . do-A -. Cold Corpse On Thrills Threshold Provides For Frightened Son C. A. News Ideas niderlying the old-time fic- of a dark winter's night, has A rich, warm romance of India seas --breathing the pungent fragrance of the Orient-mysterious, inexplicable! Such is the story of "The Man From Brodne...…
…vv THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 1MAR T{9, 1924 Germians MIulct Tourists Perlin, March 8.-(By AP)-Monley bootleggers and money exchange shops, which became numerous when the mark was fluctuating wildly, have disappeared. Blanks now are charging Americans and other tourists more than the official rate for rentenmarks in exchange for their dollars and other currency. Vigilant Committee Again at 0. S. U'. University or Illinois to forestall stu-...…
