…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...…
…THE WEATHER SNOW AND COLDER TODAY t _RCN _ ANN ARbOR, MICHIGAN, SUNi DAY, DE EMBER 14, 1924 tiix I Section One I VOL. XXXV. NO. 70 SIXTEEN PAGES SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS SAN ANTONIO PAYS HONOR TO6M PE RS IN HOUR OF DEAT I i t I WILL LEAD J-HOP MILITARY ESCORT HOLDS GUA RI) OVER (IREAT LABOR LEADERj LIESIN STA TE Government Chaims Right to Body in Nanke of American People San Antonio, Dec. 13.-(By A..)- San Antoni...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY SNOW AM) COLDEN TOIDAY -A =,Now ..tt4t aiij MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS t VOL. XXXV. No. 71 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, UECEMI3ER 16, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS INTER F RAT ER NITY COUNCiL CONSIDERS NEWCONSTITUTION1 JROPOSED CODE TO BE VOTED ON AT NEXT 1EETING OF' REPRESENTATIVES DANCE RULE TABLED PIlan To Divide Organization Into Five Sections For Election Of Officers May Get Post 'Red...…
…THE WEATHER RAIN OR SNOW TODAY LY 4hr AT\ t r4 t i; " atlB MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS IM VOL. XXXV. No. 69 EIGHT PAGES ANN AREOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1924 EIG-T PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS AIR OF SPLENDOR FEATURES ANNUAL SPROM Outlines Place Of Co In Plan For Dc hat~ colege and university gradu- ates in every line of work can aid materially in the advancement of the cause of industrial democracy in the United States was...…
…THE WEATHER WARMER WITH SNOW TUODAY t ~ ~I~iti MEMBER ASSOCIATED 3 PRESS fI VOL. XXXV. No. 67 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARLOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS ,w SCIENTISTS MEET T C APITOL SOON IN ANNUAL EVENT; ASSOCIATION FOR ADVANCE3ENT OF S4CIEN( ,CONVENES DEC. 29-JAN. '2 WARTHIN PRESIDES Weller, Wanstrom, A41dress Meeting; Several Other Members of Faculty Attend Successful Impersonation Requires V...…
…THE WEATHER COLDER; PROBABLY SNOW TOD)AY t Itan ~Iaikg IMEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXV. No. 66 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1.0, 1924 ETIHT PAGES PRICE, rIVE CENTS NOTED RECITALIST IMuscle Shoals THREE STUDENTS I NIHPIT SMTH Discussion To INERRESSIT~ End this Week~ EEV HONORS I he Aluseli Shoalsquestion moved I U' 9 SH~ sow~ly today tow ards fial settlementI '- I ~as the senate disposed ofa nme SUB...…
…THE WEATHER iILD; L IHT SNOW TODAY LL Ahr ttlx MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXV. No. 68 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARLOR, MICHIGAN, FREDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS PAUL BLANSHARD Huff Describes Sew Advocates Humorous Rise Advanced RateI WILLTLKTODA OfModern Game IONMUSOLESHOALStIn P.O._Service FARM INTEESTS Chicago, Dec. 11. (By A. P.-A re- Washington,Dec. 11. (By A. P.)- markable increase in popularity of Postmas...…
…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 ...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY SNOW AMD COLDER TODAY .7 AF ti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXV. No. 72 EIGHT PAGES ANN AREOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1924 EIGIiT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CEN" nraiATr' nrr-rkTn A "a oll .vI idl l Tom;,s tn1 c iU lil Ii U LfI /R I dPlayground, Scores Detracting Influence Of Student Activities "College is no longer, if it ever was, "It is discouraging enough for the solely a place for those who wish...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY SNOW AND) WARMERL TODIAY 00-gMP '4,r ~aiix MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS PRICE, FIVE CENTS VOL. XXXV. No. 59 EIGHT PAGES ANN AREOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CEN':3 IKURGENTS HLD Applications For BALAN'.CE OF pHOL M ailed; Crosi 0919NC POW E R A pplications for the Sophomore Prom were mailed out last night, and tickets will be sold within the next AS C b ull kiiLS O P E N S e :~~ i...…
…THE WEATHER COLDER AND UNSETTLED TODAY C, r Ih at ig MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXV. No. 61 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARLOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS EX-AMBASSADOR TO ADDESSBA9NQU ET FOR FORE-NSIANS WARREN, '91L, fO BE INTRODUCED TO PUBLIC SPEAKERS BY REGENT BEAL IS HONOR GUEST, Alexander, !.u7, to act its Toastmaster; Pryor, '25, Will Gie Welcoming Address Charles B. Warren, '91L, former ...…
…THE WEATHER RAIN OR NOW TODAY t igau ~I~hiIJ MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS' I I ,v VOL. XXXV. No 63 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1924 EIGIiT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS UOPERA SETTINGS GIVE PRODUCTION ' COLORFUL EFFECTI Mayo States English Medical Students j Lead In European Scientific Research Complimenting the University of leader in this science across the At- Michigan on its new hospital, Dr. W. lantic al...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY SNOW AND COLDER TODAY ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1924 :3a I4tl I- MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS t PRICE, FIVE CENTS VOL,. XXXV. No. 73 EIGHT PAGES EIGhT PAGES PRICE, FI'D'E CENTS ........ -. NORRIS ICOMPAE S SHOALS MEASURE TO TEA9POT DOMEl SAYS IT WOULD MAKE "DORENY AND SINCLAIR LOOK LIKE PIKE]LS" Al TACKS COOLID GE Senator's Charges Cause Underwood} to Defend President's Action Washington, De...…
…THE WEATHER COLDER; STRUNG SHIFT.' ING 'WIND)S poll .9dL J'Amb.. Aw, 14P 4hr 7TIA t r 4tlkan IaiItj MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS a VOL. XXXV. IN. 74 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARMOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1924 EIGIHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS . $ _ __ WRTE OxHARFood An oledot ppsEN CapitalFBth Oppos SENATE LEADES MEASURES TAI9tdn Puial'nishme nt MeasureII In Expi fl ~ lO E 9[TO SGT ON FRnPEETING Rests £ ~ ~ i ~AL [i iES C I~:nihmnt wi...…
…THEW WEATHER PROBABLY SNfOW AND) WARNER TODAY Sirr UiI33 FMEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXV. No. 62 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS ..__.. -o _____.____,. .._. . ., , --- MAYO 10 DiSCSSAll-Campus Publications Dance Will T 0 I (T Jascha Heifitz, Far-Famed Violinist, 0n TOU DUl d U UBe Revived Tonight In Masonic Temple UI[ IENU LTIS Will Again Visit Ann Arbor, Givng P E...…
…THE WEATHER WARMER; RAIN OR S1NOW TOD)AY OEr it i~au :4Ia iIlj IMEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS C VOL XXXV. No. 60 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS .. . _ COLDGE REQUESTSllitscle Shoals Proposal Again Faces Congress' __ I vashngton, Dc . (ByAT.) The uscls Shalsprolblem, which I NNUAL BUDGET ;i! T3 has been the subject of controversy for years, has become for the time he ESTIMA...…
…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...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, Dl,"C;E: ILEA 14, 1924 SNDAY, DECEMBEfl 14, t24 iivrimn namnin Ien lately to the University of Rochi- FI1It NE SHOL ester during its canipaign, bring theI' total of known Eastman benefactionsI [ OTAL OFtoRecipients o the lastest gifts are TO AL OF $~~SI2~D the Massachusetts 1nstitute.o Tc} Rochester, N. Y., Dec.. 13.-Recent 'nology, $4,600,000; University of Roch- gifts of $12,500,000 to institutions of...…
…PAGE Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1G, 1924 qw ' IYIY iYYYY Y ,. 4 M. s # if OF NEW STADIUMi Declares New Struciture is Needed to Alleviate Ticket Shortage For Future SPEAKS AT BUST Fielding H. Yost, director of In- tercollegiate athletics speaking be-1 fore Michigan's entire football organi- zation and more than 200 alumni andj students at the annual Football Bust Saturday night at the Board of Com-' nierce in Detroit, stated...…
…PAGE TWO T"HE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY' DFORXURP.R. I'A- lffU THE MICHIsvesGAN DAIL 'TTwhV hif4ji ' 1b li)A, '2'.tl~ASl * \.Ud i , t.iL' l.rL 1Yi23LrCS. 1 5 1.111,4 !Reads Messagede $6000 Offered or Pesdn For Chemistry NROLMNTGROS. PrizeEssays Canada and China Lead Other Na- Six prizes of $1,000 each will be tbins; Wayne County Sends Dele-r for he best essays submit- gatlon Numbering 2,217 ted by students of universities and colleges in th...…
…PAGE TWOTURDYDCEBR 1 12 THE MICHIGAN 4'DAILY THURSDAY, DECEINMER 11, 1331 FUR SPE'ECH HERE Former Secretary-(G1eneral Of League Of Nations ,Will Defend Plan TO TALK FEBRUARY 19 Announcement was made at the monthly meeting of the League of Na- tions Non-Partisan association, held Tuesday night at the 'Union, that Dr. Raymond F. .Fosdick, distinguished ,nmmber oif the New Y ork bar and for- Imer Secretary-General of the League of Nations wi...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY y WEDNESDAY', )ECEMBER 10, 1924 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~DNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1924 0 NC -:liore Nve issue our yearly ad monition- shop early in the month and kishop carly in the day. By doinor sOout get th~e advanI ta e of complete, freshteCs ihchoie unrestricted. Service naturally is more efficient and propt deliveries are insured. O~ur store is in order for th~e greatiest holia bu siness in our histor...…
…PAGE TWOTHMCHANDIYiIAY EELFR1,12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBE It 12, 1924 NMAR , ° , ,; ::: . A; -sia a~aa r ' I' ; ; ' ,. , WHERE TO DINE m E A T M A T 11 Whoa llaf 'VT ant] FAeCombined F -- The rsult is inevitaly a pleasngQ one. You will fvd that te cU principles are theoufndaiotnsl upn A L trial will convince youL Purest Crushed Fruit Tlvr withthe most Delicious Ice Cream. -n- A. R. '.vi',i "Never tasted any bett...…
…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...…
…PAGE TWOTHMTI-TADIL "HI --I:a DAILY ~V~~l~JA'., bl,-cEi~I.R7,1924 .w. C~~~~f OC.I1I~fPychology Students Secure 10 CSMOOLITNS~Data InLibrary Study Haill: We Extend TOGO ' POLI :Unsuspecting students in the library iods on non-attention was two mm11 -Ihave in the past two weeks been utes. c^ F re gn, AiecAn tiRmts Attend Used to secure some statistics for the The caues f disturbances were Our best wihes for a Merry ixuhont cqan Sle tmzent....…
…PACE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1924 ' Treasury PTLV FR tl 11 War Loans H V Professor A. If. White, W. L. Badger, Two Students, Will Represent University I WILL INSPECT PLANTS Two faculty and two student mem- I bers of the chemical enginering de- partment will aattend the annual meet- ing of the American Institute o. Chemical Engineers, opening tomor- row in Pittsburgh. The University representatives are Prof. A. H. Whit...…
…PAGE TWO THE- IC1ITGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1924 .. _ _. HI6HMA COURSES To OPEN. MOuDY Courses, Intended for Practising Engneers, Will Be Covered in To Weeks MAY LEAD TO A DEGREE Short period graduate courses in highway engineering and highway transport for the present year will be- gin Monday, Dec. 8. These courses are not intended for regular studentsA but for practicing highway engineers and men engaged in highway trans- port ...…
…PAGE TWO THE H' %II I IIT l ui% DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1924 Greek Minister 'Archaeologists Obtain Relicsj CH 'PEXPL9INS u esDs*I [CC TTI~DE ssums DuiesOf Early Indian Civilization Several large collections of relics,rwooen imitations of bear's claws do and a mass of information relating to nad by Miss Gertrude Helmke, of Tels Why Foreign Students Favor the early inhabitants of Michigan,i MniIt, nd a detailed map of Cass Persona initat...…
…PAGE TWO TEMCIA AL hRDY EEBR1,12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1924 7 An additional humorous feature sec- tion will be prepared by Halsey Da- E N I N D IS C O U N T hitf~ % ~ P e us d U d F R T Y A E vidson, '25, editor of Gargoyle, and vertingsecionand will be stipe meried trougoutby cartoonts.Th CLOSESTOMORROWIavriin hsyear far exceds th MEEat" LNC Expect TOta of 3,OO Subs~rbtlons;I During the vacation the edtorlal Ftreshm...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1924 £ . E r rr .^.^-.._- - - - _ _. s , 'I t,. 1 " Oiv ~ s lilll/ s'nr~li Or A 0 I U)- 1! FC w- w $3ISBxsMfChclae .2.0 i M. Special $2.00 Boxes of Chocolates .. 75, i $1.00 Special for......... 89c 80c Bcxes for ........69c .. Special$125 boxes of Preketel' Chocolates .fat $1.00 Students-Take home a Christmas asaortment of Pekete's . unexcelled candies. It will be appreciated. Pan U 1 ...…
…PAGE TWO. THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DhECEiMBER ~, 1424 .- - 1V IMF A .E., . . ... M1 rlx 1 : ; - ,sl . _ A -- i e . ...... ....... . -1- WHERE TO DINE T It Pays to Buy m E T s a 4 S GOOD MEATS shUs For all the essential Grocery items necessary FQuality( is not a factor to be gambled with, especially when you may be so 0 - I easily assured of te finest. It has neverQ Q E been a part of our policy to sacrifice Uquality t...…
…THE MICI-IIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1924 _. Editor And Professor Rivals in Connecticut Senate a.. s. Race .- - - thus making advertising and window display a vital part of business sei- HAMER FCMR December 7 Named Dean Edmund E. Day, of the School 'Tuberculosis Day' of Business Administration, presided at the "Trade in Ann Arbor" pro- In a letter received by T. J. erle, gram held by the Chamber of Com- executive secretary of...…
…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...…
…SUNDIA , D)ECEM BIF"I1'4.2,f2 H IHGNDIYPG ~l THE MICHIGAN DAILY PALL '"t t.?'E To Great Britain ~flI DIED BTES, TO ATTEND~ LAW CONETO New French Envoy ADTOcdLII ECTURES TONiGHT ti ::":;i~sisii;::i~i i i i::~i: "Bokhl 'eik IPers~ecution ot ('h)ri'ianit3 iibje I fec kiil5" :: f'A ddr ess Moscow trial in which 14 Catholicj addition to reporting other momen=- priests were convicted of treason j uos events of this period. without definite e...…
… THE MTCHTGAN DAILY TUESDY, DEEMI3R 16,1~J2 TI-I MICIGAN AILYpAO 1 MO~fLI~tEC MnsesCan Suggest Nothing ARNE Named Domestic To ImproVe 1raternity DancesTAPN- FELT BY RUSSuIM S~ , r ,, { "'+,.,I n v,-iv 'iesti y1J 1111]II.. tj[I I7 Ci ,. 1.vit :2 i' ..:.ilU . C. It t I' C:.L.'"' '. i. a >s MCI(~ ;1hli l Saiy" Leaiiie 'Was 'Fl-icially .11 (gl m z Virtualliy Ruled As('zai' CHRISTIANITY REJECT ED "The Mongol conquest of Russia. has been ignor...…
…4 SATURDAY, DE.CEMBE R 13, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY f7 7- T TmE ,r_ _ ,. .-. a S . ....,.--._ . .T _;_... oflADTmflflhTU tSTf'OS Britain Names NVew Scientists Predict ~vniiivuu II IUN Holy Land Leaderd Queer Hfappenings an ,RS m NRUSHING i ~n In Eclipse's Wake, Painter Elected a To Fill Vacancy SurXaivey hol ~lsFrat'er~nities ;suppiort Actioni of A diminis ratiThe Board FACULTY FAVORS RULE ,. ,, w Ihanover, N.. 1., D~ec. 12.-Comple...…
…~ TUi3SDAY, PDECE IIER 11, 1221 THE MICHIG.AN DAILY PAOFGT,, 1TPtfl "'SIS JBC[ lRetiring Ambassador Honored 090E HDCVMEITS MIEN ANSIC JUDES Wih Ho WY~ Wcgc eree~To UNIVERSITYIBPR AFFIRM DECISION__ i'Deligaa stae Suremie (Cort 11Ibi Ru then berg;, Lbor Leader, Guity FOSTER IMPLICATED Lansing, Mich., Dec. lo.-(By A.P. .-Charles E. Ruthenberg, secreta r +pvf the workers party and prominen member of the communist party -o America was held guil...…
…'VYDN1 )AY, DECEMPER 10, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE TI wwwst- wu 1YMi M ISIS X InI Yr Ili"- SCHOOL A'THLETESi New Jap Envoy! IPhysicist Takes Skeptical ,CVE UUMLE[O , AttitudeToward D( P ro rus t . B r e f h(h-ler i a v r e hs ep art mien t, tak in g a , sk ep tical at .- o I'y of d iscov eries> Tfe'v~iw 4 Campaign 11) lliisw l ii't etit0owai'd the ipossibility of the so-jplanle mot or which S ;r..'sfIII; 'Totalofcale " edira~ h(~ ichi ...…
…FRIDAY, DCM1I.1,I2 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _._ i ,.11ihistry IBeclires it is n114d estud- " rK.. V( 101of Prtiy i~ine aip e s; l Frain RlecentIi Elechi NEW MINISTRY LIKELY ? Berlin, Dec.- L--tl yAi')- Ih Scabinet at a ince~in, yesterdIay de tid-j ed to resign. The dle of its resig- S nation will b~e fixed b~y agreement be- Stw/een Chancellor Wilhielmn Marx and P'resident Friedrich Eb~ert. Unless Ebort requests the 1\4 . - I Stresemann cabinet ...…
…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...…
…\ 1 1 E~:l)A , DECEI E'l',17, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY xACU1-4m C. . R~fNIESFrench Academy SHP ~H6PITL SRVIE~ M PLOY MANY MU1 t: pra:r < b t;;< C~tAcademy, at a Year o~aii WILL CAOLLEcT r BOOKS leteotre FORCE NUMBERS 665 i i let t i Success Of Engineering lMien tor i ng the first year. UpperclassmenIhwvr tl odAsebisad'eei~tof te s c 16-Dean'. Y System .Prompts Favorable Stand tj~~~ still go t hmntor fr dvce is strongly oppo .etI to th...…
…TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1924 MERC HANT MARINEN Board VClaiis Recent Von soiidatic ins of Ocean Trade Routes C'Ot Expeiises TEACH BOYS SAILING Wa shington, Dec..--Strong reaf- firiation by Congress that the United ,.itates is (determinfed to maintain per-' mhanently a merchant njarine "comn- mzensuratc with the needs of the coun- try from the standpoint of commerce and national defense" was recoim- mended today in the annual report of the Shipping...…
…'THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1924 AITRE THE MICIGAN DAILY PAGE . 'T HRE . +*+... . .+ "' ....rn wrrsrr rwr o+Y., ermrrrr - -- .br o DAES' L[AU[ December Issue Of Gargoyle FillIV ~HeraldsChrismeis MS S BILL ON£XPFN SES <ARIIql SAYS RF1fl I wI m ~ I W 11 W llI LM &. L Arranigemets for Mlanagig Legu - Vnd~er The Supervision Of Extesion I)iviiolI FINALS IN ANN ARBOR With approximately 175 high schools of the state entered, the Michigan igh Scho...…
…_SATURDAY, DECEMBER G 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA.Gr T~ T1T1 , PASTORS CONIE New Naval Official Turns Eye On Navy Yard PREDICT CHANGE INICHIM EOFERS PRIZES CONFER EETDIUS n~Rrnicr AcUIftI FOR BST CONTIBUTIONS M9EiNHOOS F PROECION i_ .. ,1 . a~i U qp ,.,. a' p I +h p~ Y i Ii 11 h a a t aa k' It Dr.WiliamBrown Considers Inter- est of Churches in Public Affairs N~otabl~e of Age COUNCIL MEEITS Atlanta, Dec. 4.-"Increased in- terest by th...…
…THIIURSDAY, DEICEMBER E 18, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . PAQI .. THREN THE MICHIGAN DAILY Li, 'JL~* - Org hilizationi; (t -;b tFirsit till Pro i'I i OFFER MONTHLY TALK. ' iATIha Omega Alha, national lion- crar y medical fraternityv will condlucf R, a series (,J extra-mural lectures I1(13)e r iven by members of the Medical )chool on subjects concerning iiedi-, ' cal history, accordling to all an- , nouncement made yesterday b y ,l- Ster M. Sim...…
…FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 19, 1924 TIHE MCHIGAN DAILY____ __________ " , . m rr i .. j _. O 1I[DN1~ 10P~T Ne Fiind enw ctivitics In U. S. Navy Yards 1 .S7 AIM 0ST [.....00..U.....- ATNm) Riiln date'fNeess'iftt Co S)3Iia i i 8 at~ e A tlli )IIIIC/',' #1(S $ :)8 -l. t ;7 9 t Q Vst c i Six 3foll hs F "y I I. Ia >"I 11 EXL U D R V T I T uring the last six n-onths the Ifni- ~r ity has put into use new build- ings and( new\Vconstructions estinmated...…
…FRIDAY, 9ECPMBER 5, 19211 THDE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE TIT ySTUDENTS WANE AGINT ABSENES Aclrriinisrtiie-io: ri Solids Out '30 , :. Lpterrs for First Half WILL ENFORCE RULES more than 300 letters have beenI cent out to students in the literr college who have eight or more un- excused absences for the first half oft the semnester. The letter warns Sagainst excessive absences which ronz- (dcr the student liab~le 10 a reduction in both credits and p...…
…W\ED.','SD)AY, IEEMI3ER , 3,1924 xSlfTTETO CN } FHRF UTOTCi THE MICHIGAN DAILY ork Urges Federal Oil Body; 3 ~s eclamation Program" [[KS 'SOPPOHIS I , 3 J'sue Pd' ~~sIi WAIT ON LEGISLA\TURE Tlans.ing, Deic. 2. (By A. l..... tb0 (biasttiebar tnYuuh al Z~l ~1;a ies 1 l a nd, seirel a y o fr State, to issue flieense plates gr'i; to all purchasers of new cars bet x;,con now and F:+eb. 1. g Ait.]rov.!l was zgiven tfoj low f;n". 1 r.'l i iry ...…
…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...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1924 04-e ities said their investigation showed e 12 C '9% that the Inside of the hail where the n dance was held was wrecked, that the Published every morning exept Mond janitor's private vmg quarter: were juring the Universiy year by the Board mI aio' rvt iigqatrswr Control of Student Publications. broken into by couples, , and that Members of Western Conference Editorial broken whiskey...…
