…ESTABLISHED 1$90 Ll 00, Ar t 0 ti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 55 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS GERMAN STUDENTS TO'Waite Attends Law CommitteeMeetig" ATTEND CONGRESS e John R. Waite, of the Law School, left yesterday afternoon forE NATINAL DRAT Ne attend a meeting of the committee appointed by the Americ-.in LwInstitute for the purpose of for-= muating an ideal cod...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 C, 4r 4* 4 Air .j j r a U t to LiiiP MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS _ .._. . VOL. XXXVII. No. 56 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS t WOMEN WILL DEBATE INDIANA HERE TONIGHT; OTHER TEAM AT OHIO' MICHIGAN'S AFFIRMATIVE TRIO TO OPPOSE HOOSIERS IN UNJVERSITY HALL TO BE FIFTH CONTEST Will Defend Negative At Columbus On Question Of Adding Secretary Of Education To Cabi...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 'Y Akv4U ~aui1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS - I VOL. XXXVII. No. 57 MICHIGAN WOMEN WIN LOCAL DEBATE WITH INDIANA LAST NIGHT AFFIRMATIVE FAVORS PROPOSED DEPARTMENT OF EDUATION IN CABINET LARGE CROWD ATTENDS Contest Resolves To Discussion Of Placement Of Educational Function In Cabinet BULLETIN COLUMBUS, 0., Dec. 2.-Ohio women's team representing the affirmative won the debate. Marshman of Ohio Wesleyan was. the judge. Michig...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 <L -A -AA- ~aiIl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS . VOL YXXVII. No. 58 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS OPERA COMIPANY WIL HLD DRESS REVIEW AT HITNEYTONIGH LAST REHE\RSAL PLANNED FOR1 T0OR){~ XVW; PLAY OLPEN S .ON DAY NIGHT ELF'IP EN TINSTALLED "Front Page Stuff" Should Appeal To Tastes of Ev r'yolje In Opinion Of Director Shuter "Front Page Stuff," the 21st annual Union ...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 r iti Liii, MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS - F ... -. VOL. )XXVII. No. 59 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENT' MES W PRESENT Leaders Urge Party Revenue Reduction INITIAL PERFORMANCE (IyAscae (By Associated Press) 1 WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-To all in- tents and purposes, Congress had as- OfmbPEdAtonight for a three months. 2 EVEN PERFORMANCES TO BE GxVEN HERE BEFORE PLAY OE...…
…I ESTABLISHED 1890 itr Dali MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS V'OL XXXVII. No. 60 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTO, s ADMIRAL AND LAWYER~ DFACE FACH, OTHER 1NS FALL - DOHENY TRIAL 1 ROBINSON IS CRIOSS EXAMINED BY ATTORNEY ''ROBERTS, PROS ECUJTOR PROSECUTION SCORES overnneit Wink, Signal Victory 'Wen Suorenie Court Holds Sinclair For Anoter Conspiracy (By Associated rress) WASHINGTON, Dec....…
… 1* 1 ESTABLISHED 1890 4hp AbL all MEMBER ASSOCIATED .PRESS b VOL. XXXVII. No. 61 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS SSE TO TXPEL flU HIS EXPEflIENCES!, IATALfK HERE TODAY!' SENATORMC KINLEY DIES, BRINGING | A FERDINAND WILL TO END MANY MONTHS OF ILLNESS IInL - LIN " HAVE ANOTHERI (By Associated Press) carly p it of September, due to a pneu- j A AR MAT[R OPERATION SOON MA...…
… 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 PF 4b11 Ap ad 3.r;, at MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS . -.-. VOL. XXXVIL No. 63 EmHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1926 EIGHT TPAGE~S PRICE FIVE CENTS" I ..,_ . . .., r . ..., ._ _ __ .. A.w, NIVERSITY WILL GIVE VIFTH MICHIGAN NIGHT PRPCRAM OVER RADIO hAYDEN, ICIE% EE, HO1 STER ARE ENGA( I) FOR OTH1ER SITOWIT SPEECHES WARD HEADSSPEAKERS School Of Music Will Furnish Cello And Vocal Solos Between iffere...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 . ..Mod wmm Av 4kr Dul. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS MAY VOL. XXXVII. No. 64 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY,. DECEMBER 11, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS' 'MEDICAL PROFESSION Yost Believes Absolute Amateur Basis Is proper Status Of College Athl T Editor'sNote: The following is the third way used his athletic skill fo niof a~j series of interviews with Coach 1field- Ia MR ics, Yost, director of intercol...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 r 4p 4Hwr4 n k.M '41P Section One VOL. XXXVII No. 65 TWELVE PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1926 TWELVE PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS CONCLUDE TESTIMONY AS GOVERMENT 9IL LAND CASNEARS END DAY MARKS FORY TEARS FROM TIME 01, LAiN D LEASES WERE SIGNED TWO WITNESSES CALLED Appeal To District Of Columia Court Expected If Jury Returns Verdict Of Guilty (By Associated Press)_ WASHINGTON. Dec. 11. - Four years to the d...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 i E4r i d AW 4bp t Iddh.0 J&.- -A& vinxft 41P MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS . .r VOL. XXXVII. No. 66 TWELVE PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1926 TWELVE PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS PA A WV COMPETITIVE SPOR S\I FIELD OF EDUCA TIO SIII AY A FER TH Edito Note:ieoointiegsathefifth EE Eio' oe h olwn steffhof a series of interviews with Coach Field- letics, dealing wtih the present problems in connection with sthe adm...…
… 4 ESTABLISHED 1890 Y 4hr lirw t .; MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 67 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTa ENDI FALLD NY Yost Declares That Choice Of Coach Should Be Made With Greatest Care PAUE RUEMA R 1w PREPARESTO RETIRE PRESENT PLANS EXPECT JURY TO ( RETIRE AT 2 O'CLOCK f THIS AFTERNOON DEFENSE FINISHES PLEA Counsel For Henry Sinclair Asks Court To Quash Indictment C...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 fri n vatt MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII No. 68 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTEf J||| ][)I"I[)ERECTION OF NEW STADIUM IS ONLY [ nuir JUDGE CHARGS JUY LOGICAL FULFILLMENT OF NEED-YOST N L HJIIWILL wvt __ t - - -"----- - IN CONSPIRACY CAS AFTER MONTH'S TRIAL DEFENDANTS LINKED TOGETHER IN BLANK VERDICT FORMS WHICH JURORS HOLD $10,000 FINE POSSIBLE Senator ...…
…-0 2- ESTABLISHED 1890 4 -Md a 14IA Av MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS rir s r ri wrn ,r ! wwew l VOL. XXXVII. No. 69 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS DO NATION OF AVIATION FUND-TO POPULARIZE1 DEPARTMENT- COOLEY DEAN DECLARES GUTGGENHEIM GIFT FEELS PATH FOR FUTURE IN FLYING OTHER SCHOOLS BENEFIT! $78,(H) Fund Provides For Professorl In Ae o autics And Finances Special hIvestigations 4n...…
…-Two. THE MICHIGAN DAILY.'' WEDNISDAY, D ECEMBER 1, 192 1 .,vHEMCHGN AL I I RASUSSN ILL BE GUESTATLUNCHEON Ai Notion Pictures Will Accompany Talk To Be Gve Next Week By Danish Explorer TO DISCUSSARCTIC LIFE Dr. Knud Rasmussen, prominent Danish explorer, who will lecture here nextt Wednesday, Dec. 8, will be the guest at a luncheon to be given in his honor that day at the Union by the geology department of the University. e'e will give ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIIIUIt14i)AY', L'ECEMI3PIII 2, t 'AUSTRIAN ARRIVES! Scudents And Faculty Members Write JPROD ON~~~~~ REUR Atcles For Initial Technic Issuie CSS .------------------STO RE ADD'E _E3 ,0i ''' '~ *'''- "' al ro theitst'",~ (tleVelopnent Albert P,. Stoll, Paul Proud, genera',amn ()l' o :' nmie f he--iiii I Tech- 'Tgives a wore. pictu~re of'the air- Ilim ooyer oluy~x i r s .x~aa ..z.,' (hr,o1 pu blieoin. ip Los Angeles durin...…
…TI IE MICi 4IGAN DAILY T~lLMICHGAN AILYVIUXXYuBCI~Ii3l "Pow2 M1C1~A ~NOIAI[S~uncannon Sees Little Accomplishment For Final Session tflf ~~UlIADUIDOf 69th Congrgss Under incapable Leadership of Coolidge! 111l l22IULi JII nthe .31Oc:t c6.V01v "-y " 'a 1 I l nivc'to (-c'se,-!: athird tei'Zn, and somI2e of Iaccom li' hed,'' Dr. Pall !i'i. Cicon'02- XiT it in A ai ?: ; a fl: ; -i~y 1he even though lhe does. Contestants Include Two Front Suite i...…
…r> THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, -DECEMBER 41, 1926 "" ". ....r + + r °^ ii illt '" n"" xx. er ce:.cxux°.., SCHMALZ ADDRESSES Speaks Of Inmportanace Of Estblihing Standards Of M~leauremienit for Business Performance TALKS IN SAGINAW INAUGURATE NEW SHEAD OF COLLEGE "It is impossible to over emphasize the importance of establishing stand- ards by which business performanceA: can be measured, and it is just as im- portant for the manager of ...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBE.R.. 5, 1926 THF. MICHI ,A, bAIT, .vNaY . DI.+ v n ... .. 1926. Dr. Forsythe N~ritesin American. Colleges and UnivcrsiC m tv u uxi'ia lus ic v~r;ig eatet afr 11Os'e. i . i i nd Includ es ahistory 1 .9 the l de Sln'. ,.ifnl 1 t1OCIif <Y^i (}t , i '1he ! 11)0i il'd n velopment of attention to stunt uentnt C"ea1': 1 ued.21 'o~'k in the morn builletin OIn Hiealth 1hea1ltas w ell a!-,its scope anu '? an. Jou...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. DECEINIBEER 7. 1,924 aTa-dP l MTCI1 11.AlM T~AIJ1 Y - 'l earn~'WlTVf 1lt _.._. _* aa * .,.1. 1! AJt '1h71J:3.Za l~tt L'Il f tl .. li l" 7 WORLD PEACE IS DISCUSSED BY MISSIONARY Mrs. Emerich Contends Promotion Of Understanding Is Most Vital As Remedy Mrs. J. W. Emerich, addressing a meeting of the Cosmopolitan club Sun- /day night in Lane Hall, stated that the only way in which to achieve world peace ...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, _ 1926' THF. MTCI ai6-"ITCYL1-1A\ fllaT!1 A EN~IA )CE~E1 .12 - . , - - 11 1-- - - I I - I - I - 11 STUDENT DSCPLN IDen n Efinger a ccepts Reaiinienaa- flirl Of Administrative Bo-,rd Of Literary College THREE TO BE SELECTED Plans are under wayl to appoint three students, one woman and two' mnen, who will meet with Admin-1 istrative Board of the faculty of the: literary college when all cases of ...…
…, ; 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 ...…
…".' P'AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDf1)A Y, I EC F E' I 10, 12 ....... . .. . . . . . . Student Who Tries Merely To "Get By" * Misses Fuller Meaning Of Life-Little "The student who is keenly alert: guile:;(.. the ;clt~ ler1(1' groupsb And is intelligent, but is fooled by t~he in flh-s:-cent:how the tcrm is ex- system into trying to just 'get by' is ,,re -ir is(1of( thou.-ands of pur- missing the fuller meaning of ,life," i)oScs Ilil-s , ...…
…...GPI TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY PECEMBEAt 11, 192f; s i d iL.1 iTAi 1.Ii WAGE TWO SATURJ)AY, D F~CEMBF~R 11, 1926 TI-IF. MICHIGAN DAILY n 1 a a v< a< " a.r < w.r R. O.T.C. Connects U. S.At Excellent rest month of operat less station 8A3 ~by the signal cc T. C. departmen according to Lie berg, who is in tions have been stations, in each Rii i 1.111t)wrfill ~the tcotunlt r. Tbis xwill be l ~ ilhed i 11 oat.i l th c oopea tioc: ~~~1 X1thN i...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, .. ICH\GAN WILL ENTER ORATORIC AL CONTEST Plans Are Completed For Third Annual College Forensic Meet To Be Held At Los Angeles $1500 PRIZE OFFERED A Colorful, Compelling Drama of Liciwuse Where The Sloe - Eyed Malay r I tingles With T he ily indo and Furtive Chinamen Plans for the third annual national college oratorical contest on the Con- stitution are completed, and Michigan I will again be eptered, ac...…
…PAGE TWO ' THE MICI GAN DAIL Y NUMBER OF WAR 1NNQS'Former Law Scho( DE RE SE__HI 1ff R ecent listscompile'd by PronCC:% D [ H A S S H I IA ,y lisu r, of* the Law sch~( ool, sh1ow , __________school or' literary college nc-,v hld'r Comparison Of Mid-Semester Rieport;.! seats in high 'ourts tS I1nouglhout this With Years 1923, 1924 Shows ; catr} More Failures 01Onof Ith"c5 mn, e. corge S7 tI Hr land, is at present-a just ice flin the PLAC~E SIX...…
…r. PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY "[VTi!T)NFRT)A'4'. T)Fe,(",1 MT)FR V;. 1926 --aaa a . A AA * l .L * *avI,, 111V J2.ktt. )F5ThllQ1 A 1 V 'J Th~1. 1 '.ai 1 I 1 'GU~ I COMMITTEE SUBITST1 SCHOLARSHIP iNDING' TO FRATER ID' BOOY~ REPORTS OBTAINED FROM ALL SCHOL SN tANAA AND) UNIT El)STATES RESULTS ARE COMPARED ChaIrman Believes Fraternities To Be Of Serious Rather. Than Social Intent Reports of a recent survey concern-! ing the scholarship of ...…
…r__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ THE MICHIG.AN DAILY_ _ _ _ THURSDAY, DECEMABER 16, IJ2 C ONFERENCE REPORTS'Texas Oil. Fire Takes Death And Injury Toll; ODEERDRSI Property DI estroyed is E~sti O [- R 9 9HN 'rlaIte(1 At $'00,000TRECRESME !N:D.ILDNE Regstrar ck esses1- Buffalo Educators ''flyirrext I JACK PTCK1FORl Registrar Ira M. Smith is at present in .:.f aI a, N. Y., where' he is deliver- I li creral addiresses to higli school '...…
… ______________________THE :MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDl.AY, DECLMWiR 1 ,7, 192(. ,s.. . ®, , . ! Uncle Sam Converts Steamers Into Sp( eedy Motorships {] 'I .......,....-.,..',......... . ( n1itiation At Union i Galens7, junior honiorary medical;S~snst li heir annual banquet aiid Gretng 'ur- niiition Tuesday night -t the I 7nion.' Dr. Preston M. Hickey, professor o Fellow Students oe ntge nology in the mledical school Ite al toa stmaster, and Do...…
…I 7 / WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1926 ARRANGEMENTS READY FOR HEALTH MEETING Record Number Of 2,000I fealt i Offic- ers And Nurses Convene At Lansing Today DR. BAKERWILL SPEAK Arrangements have been completed for the reception of Michigan's 2,000 health officers and public health nurs- es who will assemble at Lansing to- day, tomorrow, and Friday for thej 1*xth annual public health conference to be held under the direction of thel Michigan Depar...…
…, , .w 2 Ei , v .,t v THEI MICIGCAN DAILY PAGE TR '"k.Tmt+ier'[v5 ssrmrarc^....i..;. y,+ , ,m.+yv...... .. __..-.. .. a a. a>:. .a+raa*.:. a" aa+.... -"aa. ".. Bob. TILTOlrN SE DO PON OCEAN FLOOR SPECIA LACOTAT Hill To 'Librarv Recoun t His' Experiences " li( 1Ie! ort Of Vorpor,'ations" tf MtS(to Di sc~ussedBy 'Nembler j Of .1ihskiiis-Sels Firm QUO'W RIPLEY ARTICLE "Some day, whe~n the certified public accountants have sufficiently ear...…
…FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3,:92 "~ THE MI9CH5-IGANt DAILY' J f rrrnIDn l t etrdeans' LEAD!ANGMAN AND PREMIER DANCERI~oa einPs . ax~el eio os ' rrtate AttemptOF 21ST ANNUAL OPERA PRODUCTION Will Present Movie CHOIC OFCORRICOLATo Stage Extra Hop 'For Welfare Fund A I EAN2UN,1.l-Attenilpts of a din- Vocational tGudaiice (_ Yiim i tfee Plansigrunled grouo~i)(f 35 mi'Sr:, 1 hO osi ng To dli tiitlts Ini - C',-o faction in he recent. Northwvesterr Of Pr'o...…
…E'f°',!'i P, :.'.C x..." .A.lWE1Y.1.IW.Rj"4J. 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ...- - .- -- ------. - .--....._ __ __ ___-__ __ _ mn urn Corpus Christi's New Deep Water Port HOFF, LDEA Sends Its First Cargo Ship Overseas AND PROFESSU oiDIS r... : ONDE RDONK DECLARES MUSSQLJNI, DESIRES POWER SIMPLY TO RULE Was Head Of Dental College From 1911 To 1916; Illness Necessitated{ Resignation Of Post FUNERAL TO BE SUNDAY Word has been received in Ann Ar- ...…
…/ F SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5112G THE MIC1HIGAN DAILY r AGE THR.EI aLIBRARIAN ON1rir Adamis ''ells Possibilities Contemporary Pictures T4 Early Americani lusta ur E xecutive To Talk 1IL1~J'On Early Vehicles aAs his second series of monthly lec- tures,, Pr of. John S. *Worley, trans- portation engineer and vice presidenit Of VUig and manager of the Habirsham /Elec- ,o Show tric (.,able company of New York city, nry will give "flarly Wheel Vehi...…
…II '1UESDlAY, DCMBR7, 1.26 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P AGE 'TI{R F.Il p -- 'in- LECTURES FOR F~icHSOCIETY ,A!RE ANNOUNCED NAVAL CHIEF ILEADS FLEET. IN NICARAGUA Anouncement of further numbers' on the course to be presented by the! Cercie Francais of the University has been made by Prof. Rene Talamon ofI the French department. On Jan. 12 Prof. MichaVl S. Parg- ment - will speak on "Some French Costumes-Ancient and Modern;" on Jan. 26 Charles...…
…1VEDNESPA ,v DECEMBE1 , 8, i THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAG c, . rHREH WEDNJ~ yk PECEMBEfI 8, 1~2~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE' THR~ I - onowmmw^ rrnir~ f~QCAMPUS SOCIETIES REQUES'75TED TO IJLIIH lD11YIIO SIST ANN ARBOC R POR7 CHTLDRN;a D[COHATIONCardin a.~e row being sent out to all nue and Ann street. Any fraternities! N O l lraternikies and sororities on the inich fail to receive elOt campus requesting that these groupswhcarben sntotmyom Dietroit ...…
…'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...…
….. F~RIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 192G TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY i PAGE THREIE ' Y YIIA SI 'i the National Organization of the Jap- Dem raicTax CtSC O LNGLAV ill Give lBazaar anese Students Christian association Bill Is ntro uce 011A IL' U i -of North America. THRO UGH WVE 5 Ti Lane Hail w 11 be the scene of a Gran er bazaar which the Japanese StudentsI HAVANA.-Cigar-making machinery Texas(Christian association is, holding; is exempt from municipal taxe...…
…SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1926 TfA £.j VL.. m M.N ~tALTT V 0 A MM F"rM MVUI _.._,aaLW'liaT"fwTJ'r A NT L A I. FA PAUH THREM WELLS MAKES fl the country in which it is, and the students will be guests of student ILFUSIU delegations and organizations where-{ 1n!ever they stop. FO TID One of the most decided advantages of the trip, in the opinion of Mr. Wells,1 will be the opportunity to get beneath. thesurface of the European nations Elev...…
…S 'UDAX, S l]'l; M:11E 1412, 1(,2G - _ -, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGET HREM .. .~ - .. COFIREI'E Hk IS ED In New York, Are Now, Available For Publication JOHNSON PMAKESREORT: 1 Rumors hav'e it that Ty Cobb and I VrIACA.--Cornell loses 16 veterans C Tris Speaker seek the Boston Red from her football squad this year. Sox, the former as owner ani4 the lat- haveen of tbelse mien played backfield ter manager.I positions. ----- _.._.,,.: ........…
…TUESDAY, DECEMBER' 14, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 isigi ill - . - - . .- "A. A _. ., w HOSPTAL ALLSFOR Establish Branch Of Detroit- Grand Rapids, Airline Here Facilities for students 01 the Unii-( Michigan in a trip of this kind. Fully I exhaust, and in hot weather, passen- CHRISTMAS DO NATID ish, who live ,in Grand Rapids and three-fourths of the territory Nve pass- gees may open windows. DgNe TO'Nsl ishto make a quick trip home, have, ed ...…
…*WENESAYDECEMBER 15, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y ---7-- REGISTRAR IS AUTHOR OF MAGAZINE ARTICLE MEMBERS BOW" ,IN PAE SCNRS Describes Recent Attitude OF North Junior High Schools DAVIS WRITES HISTORY Ira M. Smith, registrar of the Uni- versity, is the author of an article in the current number of "The North Central Association Quarterly" which describes the action the North Centralf Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools has taken...…
…i T~lUL1~A~ 1EEMBE1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY now" 12 "Mm on a ftft1,1C0 WILL H91LR BALLLTE1 INAPRL, Eiher Great Lakes or United Sates t Armsy Bands Wi1 lay { ' *vFoj ianciiee LOVETTE IS CHAIRMAN 9'~o satisfy inquiries imad iing the last font' weks, the R. . T. C. depar- anent Miriounced yesterday that the annual Mlitary all wil b(. 4I somet ue during the ltter part of Aprl, p oably the lastvrwek in t hat mponth. T he exaOt ae will be made 1 no...…
…FRIDAY; DECEMBER 17, 19;26 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIUR - " A&-& &WA^%Ii FRIDY, DCEMBR 17 192 THEMICHCAW AIL AMWOMM TWO UNIVE'R&ITY ME TO ATTEND MEING D~ensmore And MF:uyskens Will Address; .Natonal Association 01~ Teachers %Of Speechj SUBJECTS ANNOUNCEDt Foreign Residents Fearful As Caintonese Invade Hankow rti e r lan of the National Corn- will make tiie annual presio entlial ad- 'LOneiir cwchers' Fdrto has been dress WeC-nesday, De...…
…lei PAGE FOUYR THE MICHTIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DEMR 1, 1 1 A 1L 1 lAN A AAVf AA 11 LA A A-d A Elie didtgatt D a1-11 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 Pigss is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all trews dispatches creditedrto it or not otherwise credited in this paper and t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ThURSDAY, DE1CEM 2, 1)2 / -, I if, I , Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board i Control of Student Publications. Menbvrs of Western Conference Editorial Association. flhe Associated Pfess 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 therein. Entered at the postoffic...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILYA + + wa...A X-- A-A li Iq A-IA l.ALA A s ~ Dy c~l4 (., f' j. D l ,; I zsnmate----ith Spain; and if the J b t i acts arc enforced it will soon be i___ pos:sible to ilnlport liquor f'romi any Pub.lished every morning except Monday ('i~ii~Zed country on the:e of the dig the University year by the Board ini Cor iol of Student Publications, earth. Meirbers of Western Conference Editorial leap tniyeantaitptoI Associa...…
…* YG OURI ITHE PMTCT10A~T l ATTY ' Published every morning except Mondayj duringthe University year by the Board iv Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated P6s is exclusively en- titled to the s for republication of all news dispatches crodited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as...…
…?PAirF OTU THE MICHIGAN DAILY' Pill 1 11 -- -- -- -- - - I - .-- - SUNDAY, DECEM3ER 5, 192 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 Pi ss 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 ...…
