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…SOUVENIR 7li t ttt att tMORN ING, HOP EXTRA I J 44 4 REDITION OL. XXXVI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 PRICE TEN CENTS i-HOP IS NIGHT OF GAIETY 1ILS UPSET DOPE THE GRAND MARCH AIIOFFOJOIISI Y WIEADING [ONGS SAFELY DISCOISES ESSES 9TA V 0MA NESEA 1-OPJO CYMNASIVMS DRfIINGS OF GOWNS SUPPLY w GRAND MARH GOOD FOR TWO VARIETY; MEN WORK OUT LAPS, UNTIL IARCHERS ON TIES a ARE WINDED FANS IN EVIDENCE NO CASUALTIES rkness Is Serious Ha...…

…FAGSIN TdJ THE MICHIGAN DAILY \'EDNESXDAY, JA~NUARY 6, 1926 SELET BANOIDKiwanis Program And Policies I N G Are Oulined By New President FULR. M E IG , l einannspeakinkg as newly permanent basis. '' urJecQ( s e ____installed president of the Kiwanis ceived the endor,'epve it of tie sta~te Up Through Ranks To High Commaand Stayndard. Is Aim JRadio Parts Of New Committee Oher 80,000 Delegates FromnI ieroiis CountrIes Will Attend Road ...…

… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 UJIr lIuht an -I ---i ii M U s cI Pulihd ey sonigexet Monaty t- by the oiSvcit ubicton . IedHED R A M A 'lbs seosated t-t-.. 1..X Hamiltoncipp~ill, famed mentor of T115 AER\001. Tie imes TetdtAO ssoc tat- easis "s st aen- icigt crews since 1925, will alt dipatche cedited to it oat- ete we -et-erone tle honorary crew farternty irsa iabceiee nteWete credted it ths pap-e and the lcal ne...…

…v WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1926 T'HF iMIGGHIGAN DAIT! Y PAGE TIIR T i SUMMER COURSES Latest Photo Of SMC L DRILLS 5- .ate.. . . _,-:dw r Ma'es ht bndDE E TOBANOnCED MPIYDBTR {0 Unique Library Bing AssembtdpJ By Federation Of Women's Clubs (By Associated Press) 1and Harriet Beecher Stowe's "Uncle WOR9KO PROFESSOR' Abridged Bulletin Will Be Available Xaif rday According To Dean Alfred A. Itraus PROFESSORS NAMED Copies of the campus editio...…

…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PANE THREE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE PRODUCERS OF THE 1927 JUNIOR HOP In Tan and Miack Viking Calf 'Ojw 8L, foIV er A1' aTACer1nc0 The 1,1 I op ieisinlfee -'bo111(-11000(01 e Fourteen men, members of the 1.927 lop committee, Iave been in chargef of Oll he icc ongeii. c 0001e with the presentation of a Michigan -flop. Thiey (are, reading from left to right, top r...…

…-4 PAGE FOUR I THE MICHIGAN DAILY W-DNESDAY, SANUARYG, 1926 PAGE FOUR ' WEDNESDAY, V~UARY 6, Ili~26 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 Press Is exclusively en- itled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local new...…

…PAGE FOUR TH MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 SOME MODE GVESTS I Izlii 0 1 Ii in I I e hree) iii.; lois) ("lvixayll( roil; lb. lb nice Peflerly, Aniin Arbor, Arxina lb. t'oi.- ix rvi' Ann Arbor; Aarjorle (lark, Mlonroe. Slavonia's King Aia . Co xc Buffalo, N. Y; an Arbor; Ai 1i Elle(o (ard- iX ondI (XlBety isbrn t,1. N raJ. (lth iCar. 0111; K thnie Iin, ) m N. .; laga eS -. Ann Arbor; Virginia Tice, Ann Arbor; Ash, Muncie, Ind....…

…WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1926 THF MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FI M d r Rj J Cf . 1 ' E h ANNUAL YUWI$C.AI x F IN AL INST2RU CTIONS G IV EN S T MARIAIE'T EATN AT BANQUET TEAMS PLEDGE $35O Cabinet Members Highest With Pledge Of $64; Katrinka Team Second - Contributing $33 Final instructions for the annual fi- nance drive of the Y. W. C. A. to be launched today were given to the campaign workers, and plans of sales- manship discussed at the Y. W. C. A....…

…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 SATUDAY FEBUAR 6, 926THE MICHIGAN DAILY lrT 'Man aids;rielmReduHenyrown- 9NO I O ~ son ; Maroie .RiLme wn . J ortha Daw sey, -Detroit; Eliza- - -- Beth WXellman, Worthington, 0.; Ruth j j'> ,< (C ontinued fro010Page 1our) Magee, Ann Arbor; .Frances Brown,-______--___ Arbor. Guests-MisssAliceKKatle, !Muskegon; Elizabeths Parker, Albiono Chicago, Ill. Hazel IDeck, Cicoago, Maion ILawless, Ann Arbor. Ill.; Mary Stodda...…

…P AGY S , .:. __ .'"°T' ,i X ' ..fin Il: . TC" r' ._' i iZ 1} .v,. _.s _.. ., ... 7- s:.S7, 4T. : Cls $ '_W . '. ?\T 'T. 4 i'. (i. 3 ": : .#i. PAO SX TACAA~AIKA\Tr1~A iij 1'h~'QhAVTATIRV t tSCJ .S . LI il, d.1. l.t\lli f). lit Cl w gctta 1 , i (FEN( SIBESSEDg Track Team Indulges In Light Workouts After Vacation Lull F riBPI[tAlthough nost of the candidate" f:, Tu ru the track te : n)hve been working out M ATHER OFFERS STUDENTS regularly ...…

… PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURiDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 TNES W E TheGyps Gil i ngSagiaw;Prof. and Mrs. Sher- I HS A [AS h ys il lc, AnnAror; Mr and Mrs. Fred:DO L I ~ Ellis, Anin Arbor Guests-Misses El- r- len Slturn Toledo 0. Lois Jaques' (Continued from Page Five) a 4ieeets ToleilsO0 Beatrice ('swatn,{T Booth No. 2-Lawyeis' ClsibDtroil t;etlhL Hanmilton, Mt Clen- sL T TLE Patros-Mr.and Mo. Ens.,SDo-ris Beeit Detioit; Wini- ake, Ptros-M. ad ...…

…1WLINELSDAY, 34NUA Y 1l; 19263 TVIF., MTCHtGjkN OATLY PAGE SEVEN THRMTC i IIIILYPAE SV5 Ex-Ambassador Says It Is Duty Of U. S. To GiveEngland Aid It will h f i 'ilt fnr Gr.at. Brita.in mi nna. am n1± fW flitl AZ , aip d lt01P Labor President Asks Governor To End Coal Strike ILW11 !U 1111CUI 1T k~eL 3L W:1i nes are now of Iie value, anu Le; to fulfill her financial obligations to' proximity of iron and coal has ceasedI the United States ...…

…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 THE MICHT(-.AN DAILY PACER SPVR N SAURAY FBRAR 6 126TH avCJ-4cAM FL1LaruYnv~ q r iii IlT iBioothi No. 40-Extra b~oothi No. 46 -Alpha Kspls Iabd WE HYL WITH US 1 R(eporters, iiidependents not includ- Patroi Mrs ,J. II, Userrise, Monti ________iin in othoi bsoothis, ands imemibers of c.elo , a Cuiests-Ai '. Mirguerite5 fle faculty not includ~ed elsewhere, I iailer ('lock, UssacN , lr (UCoftinued from Paige Six)sis...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE-.vIJCl n ,S LY.I . ., ,. .. ..'"" ' . r'" .+rw Yili 'r i : rwr+"' iw ? L rr' +i:+.. "w. ' DAIL.Y 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. Saturdays). Volume VI IIEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1926 Number 77 Campus Parking Privilege: The 1925 parking permits have expired. New permits should be a...…

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…SOUVENIR ~tIt MIDNIGHT HOP EXTRA ~4~* 4vi~ED I TIO N VOL.. XXXV I. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN SATURDAY. PERAPY 6.192 PRtICE TENL CENTS 3 UNION OPEDA II[L Have You Seen These At The Hop? DEII9O8IVJS MAE BE PHESENIED FOB rJIA - !NNVA[ JONIOB DOP LAST TIME IOAT ' " 4NCDAN_ SCENE .1-101'(GUESTS WILL 111NrI' "m' 1 (oi.PL1 1), 1 10 TO ol l FIN; bL PERlFOICRNE FF(NI 1 01 110 11,1,,1t, IN "I2A.MIIOUI'slN"W OtlCAP.N EXPECT FULL HOUSE ,SETTING FUTURISTIC...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 duriingtto a havtlsiratyta00by1the Boyrtiis kctbs ,( ttettern oA renot Ao io rbs otl e reett ly. rs. I tp oilntb 9l1011gtlt II511 11 ~ll 110 oE.toHatitnfip)ra e e no t or ofIS otiteoip tche cet ed r to t o r not 1 t ot (itc e o n ttae h anor r re, w i ot id . er credited in" thisa taple hing fleeltttatinrtt AubO to) tot-. ee. R oat Ro,91t 11gtita ttt- o ,accord- Ener tt he po 00011 t A...…

…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 THE MICHIGAN [)AILY PAGE THREE PRODUCERS* OF THE 1927 JUNIOR HOP In Tan and Black Viking Calf A a rc° 'Inc. TheI927J-I 1 k *smlnttee Poo yileoi'ohler. Fourteen men, members of the 1927 lHop ('liloon or lve !or 0 ini clmrge 01f511the illedo Olil iUs (011n1ected with the presentation of a Michigan J-Hop.1 bee are, reactimg from (eft to right, lop row: Lee U...…

…PAGE FOUR "O[MOEtVEI lavo ni'sKn THE ICH-IGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 1 '011 '11, Alm Arlbor,;riaI.Cr verse,00linAror;MajreCrk 13oothiiNo. 80...Si ima No 31111, Annl Arbiio; 1 r .1ndMrs. Karl1 1)1h1011, Detr11 o1i1t1; 11ialla 11 incoln,1 Chcg'Ill .; li i 11F?110 llickoiis Rochester, NI).; 111111301.e, Ci f1i111111111; 11 1 (:01 .An rewsDetrit, BlligIooth.1N11101111 11)111(Au 11 at1r01111: All.. and011111111 iou lilim Marue~orie ins...…

…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUDAY FERJJIaY6,a126 I-I. MCHIaN Di AlIY AGtFV lN IrT S RE I K son; Marjorie E. Reid, Lumbertown, Any ru SO E lviJO; N D ortha Dawsey, tDetroit; Eliza- beth W ellmsan, Worthington, 0.; Roth (Conltin1 nuedIfromP 6ge5F1u) {Magee, Ann Arbsor; Frances Brown,{ Arbor. Goesto--Misses Alice Kastle, ;Muskegon; Elizabeth Parker, Albion;' Chicago, 61.; Hazel L(eek, Chicago, Marioin Lawless, Aon Arbor, Il...…

…PAGE SIX THE MiCT-TMAN DATT .Y SATURDAY. FEBRUARY G. 1926 PAGE SIX I-IF NAiTC1-CAM U'1TT V gST it"""" 5'EIe""" .5'.0s15 A F THESE CAME ALSO (Continued from Page Five) Booth No, 25--Lawyers' Club Patrons-Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Shass-- aker, Toledo, 0. Guests-Misses Ade- line Clark, Ann Arbor; Dorothoy Nova- toy, Detroit; Marie Aisdersois, Grand Rapids; Eleanor Horny, Detroit; Louise Master, Toledo, 0.; Elsie Cro- mler, .Detroit; Carol D~ixoii,...…

…SATURDAY, FEB E3:t, ARY 6 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN SATURISAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Il IT oothi No. 4(6 Extra Booth ftNo 46--Alpha Kap Latmbdaiil W~f 115 epor tters, tndcfendhenf nut torlud- Patron Ms.5. 1 fi eetic me Mott- int in other tooths. and member s of f ilu, Ia. Cuaes Oftse u, lirgurate tih. ftculty no1 includedi elsew here. \Vandetr ClotkU PasaA3.Flr (Cooftnud fro 000a ge Six) re Hiain aut, Mitkegont 1i ti...…

…TIS ISALL OF THEM THE LEADERS OF THE GRAND MARCH CMMITTEE WOOK EN (Continued from Page Seven) Miss Eleanor Morgan of Cleveland(Cn uefm a Oe Hegt,0,adJha.Lyte 2E (Contined from Page One Alice Brunson, Glencoe, Ill.; Virginia Heights, O., and John . Lovette, '27E, companies, and music from all. Dodd, Monroe; Peggy Hines, Detroit; general chairman of the committee, urganizations familiar to radio Pauline Malone, Gary, Ind.; Ruth Mc- led the grand...…

… ESTABLISHED 1890 0,01 fri " t1 . MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 76 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICH. TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS IfNSfPPhE [I Clements Library Gets Papers F ATrni Of Revolutionary War Generals F He Is Man OfHTour LOOMS AS SENATE RECEIVES TAx DILL' _'' -lullUII1 L1 ILI UIIU} Tfln n rerrnr'ii k.... Iu IIV IIUJlII1U ANDREWS, BEVERIDGE, JAMESON ADDRESS 40TH ANNUAL SESSION HERE OFFIC...…

…Ihu~uI THE MICHIGAN DM1 Y EDUCATOR DECRIES MQDER~ COLLEGES Dr. Melldejohn Stresses Weai.lness Of Present Educational System At Parley DISCUSSES IDEAL PLAN Worst Fogs In Years Darken British Capital ................................ NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-"Ameri can V. .*.*~ colleges today are turning out Unedu- cated men,," was the indictment hurl- ed at the present educational system I of the United States by Dr. Alexan 1er iVleiklejohn, 1~or...…

…1TU;ESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. f NEWI YORHK EI lT DO- TQ9 LECTRE ~HERE' Alexancder Woolleott Will Glive Sixth Oratorical Address On Plays Andi illay ers IS DRAMATIC CRITIC Alexander Woollcott, for yearsI dr amnici editor of the New York1 Times, and now holding the same po-' sition with the New York World, will give the sixth lecture of the season course Of the Oratorical association, Jan. 22," in Hill auditorium.I His le...…

…PAGE FOUR 'I THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY or, 1926 PARE FOUR ~' TUESDAY, YANUARY 13, 1926 .:. :.. Published every morning except Monday dpring the ?niversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial A sociation. The Associated Press is exclusively en- *iled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local ne...…

…TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 192G THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVIM V, 17 1 21 3 L Y.W.oGinA WILL OPEN INANCE DRIV1E WITH GOAL SET AT S29006 Workers Will Cover Camnpusi In Tbree Day Campaign; :funds Needed I PRtESIDENT LITTLE VRGF.S To Carry On WorkII SUPPORT OF CAMPIG(N WILL. ENTERTAIN TEAMS I 11* y' St L t yF, } q 1 '^yy Yfy y W - R . rti . a,: .B° }' 1 . . _,- ,t:, ~{.. ,iSQ , i .' ':r ' t ,, ._ :...:,, =(p P' y; 'mss Formal opening of the ...…

…PACE SI7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, 'ANUARY 5>, 192( 1 [+ .".rsear ... v J PURPLE SATURDAYi Co.h aThder Seeks To Sirengthen Defense Btiore Start Of Big DEFEAT MISSOURI 27-19 Infeld Presents Problem To Coach Fisher TAKETHEIEEMEETS A THE PRESS BOX A Receive Eighty ' Entries For Mat Tournament - _ With the irst three non-Conference games. already played, Coach Mather will send his Varsity court squad through some. stiff pract...…

…T-LTFZSDAY, JANUARY.0',_1J26. TI-IF MICI-IIGAN, DAILY PD EBPLAT in Kentucky, the largest rock fle PO'WE1 hydro-electric darn in the world. I . P[9NTWork was started on a project of similar importance on the OsAe !River,, in Missouri, expected1 to p'ro-j vrTruI duce 125,000-horse power of electric-' SYSTEM _PHOD u ; .v h ty through use of the waters of an artificial lake a hundred miles long.! Holing Companies ('ontrol Projects' The, promot...…

…PAGE EIGHT_ THR-rMTCHMTAN T)~ATY L. VA..LA~..4I .fS~L. TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 11 a a 1L 1Yll\..t lll..l!-1l V LriIL 1 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. Saturdays). Volume VI TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1926 Number 76 H Advises K in "One of the papers read at the SCIE CE FG 9 TY meeting was written ...…

…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE 9 'it iAan Ahr :43 at I MEMBER ASSOCI ATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 93 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS r: CONSIDE PROJEC FOR BROAGASTIN PROGRAMAT010H DETROIT STATION CONSEN TS' RADIO MUSIC FROM GYL ORCHESTRAS AGRE] Moving Pictures of (rand MLarch A Block "" Will Axo Be Taken For the first time in the history the University, music from the J-i will be br...…

…TUESDAY", JANUARY 27, 1925) PAGE TWO. THE MICHIGAN- DAILY _ . ._ J , TUESDAY, JANUAflY 27, 1925 F ; " . ,, , . z ; , i .,:;t x a, a$3 I '°y ., t, y .. . t. . . t li . " A y1 A 9^ t. CiYj q. , . , ; Syr : ": ti k e 5 P fi k VAN ELI; ow i rr trq x! nM! i ONIT fore to bring us your the end 5econdisa,.n Boo'' ks of the 0eese 1 i trade ,,',have for others w~ipayYU We stocof Scon e ity B x ' .o E I , rt rg x r G 4 F y a' ...…

… TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P t.i F' TII7,it > ".. i rwY 1.. i $iMii liuw T - '" 1 i AlLY OFFCA U LLETIN i r: ij> ' 1 .! W WATS'S GOING ON Notivw ro, i-tthis c~ounur% must l~ ift it ihe box at the lDaly office proivmal fr tit ni prpose Before q o(Iock prccerinngthe cay of issue. Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice t,, all Jibers of jthe University. Copy received by the Assistant to tiph. idlent until...…

…w 44 r PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1925 .__"- ---- 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 Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credIited in this paper and the local news pub- lished" therein. En...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL% 13AGLP FIvI , ILWAVAM MWP!AwvAA WW M an = &I m JV R1 Dean Myers tis. Shre Smith. Mrs. MABIACOOK T 11 10 EMA S[~DER1 IAT90LES ells Bennett, Mrs. Robert Howell. I I~fflf {{ 1Mrs. James Breake, Mrs. . 13. Phil- srnrROA Mrs . 0. Davis Ms. Leslie'CI AOST9 NWFR W U V ieMs .W icMsd i 11 IRAt[ Dfl1bL EA viAISIIP dip,'CICG' M~lE Tikela, Mrs.T ia Dik, Mssn a -Frances Gill, Mrs. Ralph Curtiss, Mrs.I _______ra tio A valentine te...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAlI Y I 'PTt1~'~ThAV TANJTTAPV 97 1 Q9r. A, ~ ~ A ~.t* I 9| scinham, if hit ntrdir. Bein the slxw CHCA O IN M E T Coach George biittle, recently chos- mentA~ T R i S U D iodCahFsr nest en director of athletics at the Univer- Irry nine more, making 15Vhuralrs ~~~sity of Wisconsin, leit Saturday to icianl wilhv t eua u Swiimierx Wiu First Coifereiice Meet look over the sight of his future ac- Fisher Anticipates- Gom...…

… -1-1 117 T +. <.....I .. mil' is t .-.A al t. S ' ,-. 10 9 ~PAGE SEVEN) )AY, JANUARY 27, 1925 TI If? ~jP I1T("ANT flATIV CLOSES COLUMN ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. FOIE RENT FOR RENT Graduate Student or btisi- ness Woman. Single room 1 block from Campus. Phone 158. Ralph 'I. Swezey. FOR RT i. )i T wo very ati enetive front ,is f:,hi!n is110(11f11either 5tu(Ielt or' h gitlousekeeping. Everything furnished. 200 N. itate. LOST .Purse, contain...…

…THE MICHIGAN. DAILY * THE MICHIGAN DAILY ____ TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1925 muust prcscnt his own election Bard to the Recorder. Before making elec- tions students should consult the Supplementary Announcement p~rintedI by the School "of Education as well as the one printed by the College of Litera- ture, Science andl the Arts. Education Courses All studentsi electing courses in E~ducation where more than one section Is given should obtain speci...…

… DEDICATED TO JUSTICE LL f r ian 1htiIM SSection I One VOL XXXV. Ino. 92 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SU'NDAY, JANUARY 25, 1925> SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENT v y [N91 ISCUSISGale Wrecks Balloon Attemlpt To Observe Eclipse From Air; STON NOINAIONClouds HinderWatchers He TO I]P EM [ CUU T IDue to the wrec(king of the racing Ci ~dge n li ( " I carater of the TO S PRE E G U~balco inwhad PifWJstudied frornthe photograph...…

…PAGE TWO "Africa And 1iciz k]'' C!I5 c ,slb^ On S. C. A. Propgrani IS EDITOR 01F CR ISIS William E. B. Du 1Do 0',, 11 i '(h, author, and- scholar wvih ll c '. 7:30 o'clock tonight n Bill , uditor- ium the main address of the tXI dv Y- sity service sponsored by the o Stent i Christian association. 11(e will ohai upon "Africa and America." Dr. Du Bois is one of the 1c aier-, of the colored race in this coin trly.Ile is editor of The Crisis, a ...…

…A# SUNDAY. JANUARY 25, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA0,E . . . .. ,_ The Campus Today's question: Do you think the' eclipse was worth getting up to see? Where asked.- The Union.j The answers: Hlubert B. Zerman, '27.-"No. 1 did not think it worth getting up to see, so I stayed in bed] and got my much needed rest. 'There is nothing to. learn from seeing an eclipse..,It was more a curiosity, and I was not curious." 'Herman Kass, '27.--"Y...…

…PAGE lFOUJR ___THE:MICHIGAN DAILY SNA,~AtAY2i12 , ZUND Y, '.T_1NU -.,1R 35;.1935 le eors i£ NA Astern C onference Edi i~r; Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en. titled to the use for republication. of all news dispatches credited to it or not, otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished tiherein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, 1fchi. an. as second class matter. Special rate )f1p(-t 'I e ';gar'ted...…

…SUN DA, JANUARY 25,41925 ____ THE: MICHIGAN.tYAIL , PAGEI FIVE - 1.., 4 i 0 c1 ljjl, IL ILUW Ift VA M BEATA a] s ) I INTAL EWNAIOAL Called The Ideal ITEHOS UBSKTBL MUIALSRRIYI American Beauty; TROS UI 91 _ SU HT HERE, MEET BEGINS FEB. 11 3YATIONAJA ORGANIZER l ('QVIE9Interhouse basketball comletition F~O INSTIALLIATION OF will open Wednesday, Feb. 11. in 3 r- " " IIAP-I I (our gymnasum, when the first four CHAPTER games of ~the ...…

…THE MICHICYAN DATT.V CTTX',n.tt' 7AMYTA b'tT 9)r' inOt a a.., aA* a . 4 IN1 11111..1 L3U N d)JAYJA~INARY 25Z, 1925 ... 1 ,. r 1 ------ MI IGI OKYT9 ugryLeads IJJJMichigan lV restlers Defeated n~r MIHGNHCE EMV/SBgTen ScorersTRACK MEN TIMES Stog uk.i slow GAME FoMt AGI[S, G64ap i e rieHgts, star foBrtrn-u k ye M t q a CHOSEN AS 1EW ITOR AT NEISMI, Woverinies Show Inprov,4iiment anid Onl play Visiters ini F very Parin) I ______...…

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…?A51WTTHE MICHIGAN DAILY - w _ _ SUNDAY, JANU'ARY 25, 1925 DAIY OFICALBULLETIN (Continued From Page Seven.) be hold in the hail outside the Rthetoric Library, instead of in room 1025 Antgell Hall. LlIti A. Rughes, AssisttIt R*glstrn r. G~raduate Students: Graduate students should make their second semnester elections in tho office of the Graluate, School, Room 1014 Literary Building, on February 4, 5,G, or: 7. New students or students tran...…

…Feature Section 'C' 4r 4w A6V 4A4tr t an ~I~aiAg . Feature Section VOL. XXXV. No. 92 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1925 EIGHT PAGES ACTIVITIES--IS HEIR VALUE PRACTI CAL? ? 4, The In and Outs Of Work On The Michigan Daily Reviewed With An Eye To Determining The Actua it Amount Of Practical Experience Which It Offers Some Personal Experiences Of The Writer Which Show The Service Of The Paper To Reporter And Ca...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1925 "-~ -~ - r F o h i e toward a proposed "Campus T1heater - 0 0 ~~~~~~~~which did(1not. materialise. -l e 1 ~ iyX i ~ r ' rn 1Another lavish dance occurr ed "fi Er y1920, and once again the ire of the____________ m uP uli at s univeityfficilwas aroused. Con-ullgo gom LLttei.liquor,.)1gesurptionContoonuudhfrom Pg Nn) one of the (istinctive features which roin one smpoking of cigfarites in booths, and ...…

…. SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1.9:: THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE L ,AW1 M SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Further - Su gesinsFrh Increase f_ Campus Intellect The Concluding Installment of Mr. Robert Cooley Ange11's Report on college tIntellectual Conditions ercollegiate athletic contests should ~e faculty men, might well be fol- Il n e ' t Hlan ' n ve s t e loe.Yale, Harvard, and Princeton A G a c AtH l ndsU ie iis haeagreed to leave thei...…