…3Fa 3 fit" EMMARY 14, 1921 THE ICHICA DAILY' x t: x i l'L 1 ~2TIUTh~AY, T~1'~tTXflY 14, ~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACi~ I~iVE MLVAVA AM AS COOKEMember Of Board Of Representatives ORachmaninoff Chooses Pianoforte As Approves Present System Of Advisers Most Interesting Sort Of Piano Work PP 01- s 10Try NE PORTS11RECIIIR In connection with the discus- ordinary consultation about f- KAISergei Rachmaninoff has at one ing this last spectacular v...…
…ESIX THE MICHIGAN DAIL Y THURSDAY, - EENKR SNDSCAGMENTHRUGHHAR* D D FEBRUARY 14, 1929 RILL i CJ1CA0 S CAGE TOURNEY PERCY WILLIAMS [BRORKLYN BASLPROEB.E 24J NS 1 WILL 60 BY T1E BOARDS TOPS SPRINTERS "AS"BL"RSMIAWILLREPORTNFE.24 (By Asuociitvd Pes s)[([yAssociate l.ess) CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-"Finis" may -^ I GE ST N[R1 I'An advance squad of 25 players WIL MCARA be written on the University oft atchsprint he buleenIe has been ordered to report to ...…
…THE MICHIGAN A LL THF MCHIGA D___ a I 1 1 l i t a i i i 1 ranri I l|TV P| 0l[)DTD Ij FACULTY VOLLEYBALL CVMPETITION I1~Ij~l~f AITii~E~LlI \i OPENS IN N EW IN T RAMU RAL BUILDING [OCHF D A AILL VH111 im nr1 The auxiliary ynasium of the1 The 24 bowlinte ams enteredi in ~ EN:un~E~T BN ~ [I1N1IIN13J133 IILInew .Intramural building was first ;the inlterfraterity bowling league MN 10h WEST[E N COEN[ CEIN000R RMa=::p==d used on the organized spo...…
…tt FUC P>T ~c- Hti- F M iI i"', H I C, A Ni F) i i iI l v I C. IVI 1\ [ E t t.l ri L A/ [-3 t o a D AILY OFF[IC IAL BU LLETI N t i ,, s ']a 'a Entering Women: instrument The Advi ers of Women are r eeiving informally riday evening for The M. all worlen new on eamtpus this sewmster. Any girl who has failed to Boor Btore receive her invitation is urged to consider this notice as one. The hoursj are from 8 to 11, in the Women's Athletc Bui...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 AidiMM&Lmd" Arm I 41w -A6o A&W MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 96. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1929 PUBLIOATIONS TRYOUTS FIRST SEMESTER SEES OCCURRENCE OF MANY "THE MARQUISE" IL LUUUNUSUAL HAPPENINGS IN LIFE OF UNIVERSITY' Tryouts for the three major Seats for the remaining per- S HLOpublications on the campus will By Lawrence R. Klein ing of class unity, and if the week to the male student body; ...…
…THE MICHTGAN DATI Y THFuL'1 M c - c A M Lfl At L 'W G ~ J. A J.J.A NvCLr Duli x , .t -mit3ntdanx 14, LS i:I CLASS SCANDALS, FOT ADMINSTRA TIVE RI FRESHMAN WEEK ORIENITAION ACTIVITIES A'SOURCE OF MUCH FUN COUNCIL RUNS ELECTIONS Graduate Student's Filibuster Pre- vents Adoption of New Union Amendment (Condinued from Page One) The proposec amendment would allow a quorum of a mere handful of Union members 'to pass an amendment to the constitut...…
…~'EBRUARhY 13, 1920 THEMICHICAN D ATLV 7 TELEPHONE PICTUIRES TO BE SHOWN TODAY ] i A / tt { work to college students, a prob~- rirents Dr. Greene found, that iTPWRTR lem which, according to Dr. groups of students, tdose who stood l I BQNS Greene, has four distinct phases,; at the he~ad of their classes did 3 In his work he has confined himt- . slightly better from indviual Sfor Pll aes o s elf to a careful 'study of ,two ofI reading wha...…
…R" oUR "IHf E MICT4TIAN i) A T T V . _ Ty.r.. ._ .. - .- .v...ad__ _ ..... ' L' D . ...w 1iJ,' . VGt rublished every morning except Monday during the University year hy 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 news dispatches redited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news ...…
…El ,y IgV 1929 FffHE MICHIGAN DAILY ~Lt~1 FJ.~ IL-.vim M NWAvA ME M-MM &I RM JI EAADVISOR" 'NE SECHOLARSHIPS FRWOMEN I News From Other Colleges REBENTSA El Y ! OAttractive . new announcements lege, and all documents must beDANES EROUS htre women has been excellent, and OF SH ENUP fiNregarding scholarships for women sent to her by March 15. Th ILIOh ha ns been mlen and offered by Mills College in Cali- awards are to be made on or be- wom...…
…THE M T I T Al AT LY BASEBALL SQUAD STARTS WORK IN YOST FIELD I 4JJ-OA & L A; =J7 J11 Vn111 117, 1474-7 lo ,USE GEORGE ELIGIBLE TOR6NTO ' VTEAM NEXT FOR MAT SQUAD FOR MIIIGAN TANKMEN With two Conference victories to their credit, Michigan's swimmers will go outside Big Ten circles this week to engage the Toronto Y. M. C. A. in an international dual meet. The Toronto 'Y' natators will come Ito Ann Arbor Saturday night for a T f return meet ...…
…HE --MICHIGAN Al L-I . _. ._ - tH1E MIA4 CHIGAN A tw DAILYR' .. is :.ItiiEIII lllllli 11o1utII;IwI;IIItjl~t1IIIIl h1Iltll 111 111111 iIIltltIIIIIIliltIII:. TheiFinest W11er D We met Your - Prepared, by TO AYAtmosphere =- Tho se WhoTO A Will Delight -Know .how You .WEEBER'S GERMAN INN _ 611 William St. -S"of Course!" ^ Pu nch and. Sherbet TWO ELIIUANARO DAIRY PRODUCTS! Made of pure ingredients in the Ann Arbor Dairy's modern plant! The Ann...…
…inc.; is i:.1:a i 1' THE pleiICHICsAN A T T:V '4' EIDI :SDAY, x FsF Ar,'4 13< 1 Y f \1 L4T -?A rlYA LA ru va. vc. i.? i' L'Ii./i l+V4iV i fi.tiy i. +6y IL OFFICIL UL Publication in the Bulletin is constructive noticet of the University. Copy received by the Assistan dent until 3 °3n m Lu V f, in the University Fresh Air Camp. Will applicants apply at the main History 92: A. S. C. E. II fdesk Lane Hall, fo r blanks and further informatio...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 I: 4tugn a.' MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ol. XXXIX, Vol. 95. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1929 EIGHT PAGES RTH ESTER Fl E STOPS )^ + r a : :. NOTED0-FRENCHMAN COMING T1 AO ON WORK OF TAINE3 ANDRE CHEVRILLON, WRITER, WILL BE BROUGHT BY 'tWO 1 DEPARTMENTS ,,AS HAD VARIED CAREER Methods And Technique Of Tame Will Be Discussed In Talk In Science Auditorium Returning to the United States after an absen...…
…x'G W(J THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESn WIVUM IN TAKES OFICE ~EQUATIONSTYE SCREENProf. . B. dmonson, ne er ft ecolyEd- ! "i 's not crowded r Cnteai ntelve tosn ooa REetd F1 blacd heiclRemingi I~l S. hee af fe r 2:3 ° eqatins;classified and arrange We have i_______________ of that office yesterday.Inrc an iti raly 0_fredyeeec.Core R ~PRT F M[IIN~, EFLE TIO S Ioiinadapoptechtono o d- hrr 23 ~1315N anS. 1 .Sae1 i -In Town gntnanaprcaonfPo- worth waiting...…
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…T H +,..i IC II [G 1"AN DAJ1, THE. MICLII......A...L. I kVAVA-, .f 4c:*. FAM TM &I m Cora Opines IWell, my dear, here we are al- ready to start theh few semester- that is the new semester is about to start, I really don't think we are ready. Yesterday was sort of a preliminary as it were to the real thing. That is, everyone went around to classes and took a lool at the prof to see if he was a good bet and worth taking a chance or for ...…
…VERINE NA TA TOR S WIN TWO CONFERENCE MEET: S II UL 01lIIIIIU 1 1UMU JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM T AT[ l T[A FRESHMAN TRACKMEN To CLOSE SUCCESSFUL OI I[ [UL\ 1111 1j APPEAR TO NAVE WEAK Gaophers Take TWO First Places Bt Ca rat Turn Back Attack SEASON FRIDAY NIGHT _SQUABTHIS SEASON Of Wolverines Coach Courtright's Junior Var- With the leanest crop of fresh- BEL LO sity basketeers will conclude the ,__man track candidates reported for 1928-29 court se...…
…- ~-----~ TV SDAY, ERTUAY12, 102 'tHE MICH-fIGAN DA,1L- .. -.., _ __ _--_. VARIT C [R HI10 1VARSITY TANKERS DEFEATHOOSIERS a (Continued From Page Six) ..To B.1 , I N LEA 104: yard free style-Won by ston (I) ; Reif (M), second; 0. Goldsmith (M), third. Time--:25.6. 200 yard breast stroke-Woii by Thlompson (M); Lauter (I), second; Mertz (M), third. Time-2:46. 440 yard free style-Won by Mc- Donald (M) ; McCaffree (M), sec- ond; Hlog ess (T...…
…PA (IV I&IGHT SHE ICl-IIGAN AIL TUESDAY, E DRUAnY 12 1929 THE MICI-ITGAN DAT IIY TUESDAY, ~~~~ImUAnY 12: 192g t w I I DAILY OfFICIAL BULLETIN I Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. -(11:30 a. m. Saturday.) i I Vol 39. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1929 NO. 95 ... ~ - - ~ - - - . - . - . - - - . Actions of the Administr...…
…,ESTABLISHED 1890 -.g . 47 4 MEMBER PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 112. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, S EMN ESI)AY, FEBRUARtY 29, 1928 EIGHT PAGES 9main 0UIN WILD DEMONSTRATION TO FEATURE AITIlDTVTf 1111011NOMINATIONS AT GRIDIRON BANQUET LABOR ttUIHOITflIITo By I. IW. C. manded by such an office. Past htold- Evorything from the oald-time cor- Iers of the valued utensil have in- S I 11 O IH CONSTITUTION (ner Dutch band to frenzied demon- luded such men...…
…P'ACE T'WO - THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. VP,,nRTTARY 29. T.......AC. ..AM....T.V ......... .li. ...?T.......c 1 , l , i, ut3ltl it I1 x r;P, nr ,TofielNoTn1 Tqp[iin DN StateBorToGv University f'und rTo MICICA RDIONIGT xtend Power Linesj Four rAitnos ncOfficialhasobeen madle that oort t ri~ fhias~( ( iealie St ate Adminristrative Board has re- Shri Talus4Toroain leased t.)he IUniiversity of Michigan i Frda'sIrIr.i the rumn of $85,460 fr...…
…WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY,. PA r.r. TI4R . THE MICHIGAN DAILY~ DAfl'I~ n't31va~U J. ~ *21 J. A.A.L~*24J m t KRAV ANNOUNCES UN FOR OPENlING Of B E 25 AS DATE SET ' EXCEPTION TO STATEMENTS ABOUT EUGENICS TAKEN MADE BY SHULL The University biological camp which is held in the summer on the shores of Douglas lake will open on June 25 and continue until August 17 next summer, according to a re- cent announcement ...…
…PAGE rOUTt TTIn ?VTTC' AM TMATT V 'LX7TT1\2T L:1 TY A 't7 T: T".tTl'f'f tT x Y t1 ttn rt ,, nr, ?AGE FOiUR lstLVIllaIW1')NP25l )AY, FEBRUIAR~Y 29}, 192S 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- itled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not oth...…
…THP. MTC.HTCAMfDAILYV PAGE F'IDE -sxrTi\7; TIA V 43VMPlfTT A *fl'V 9.ql1 AWN i W 9SVV i~ l , i 1!i l5J1UA1LY Li, 1'.l G - 1 L L. 1V11\.1 .- AtAA f A.-'i - * Carnval Ass Ar PfflflPTSTUDENT LA UDS FRIENDSHIPS FORMED' Ati k NATONL IGHSCHO L RCESRA O AV I str~ ' Lst ArUvTOCORECS TATMET!WITH EUROPEANS N ON OPEN ROAD TOUR' CAM~P' IN NORTERN M ICIIIGAN THIS SLIMMER Holses HveWoSADOIJT [[AGUlE [UNDSi ytl~ "l~lanll l di deur. Torgar~niied nre ret...…
…P'AC H ISX~ THP MTrT4MAN nATT V "WTIT)XlPgT)AV T+VTIP.TTARV 99 1A9R 1 t r-3 L' l Ml l i- 1. ~ M f A YVA A L,. ~ A '. 1 L '.Jr" 1 1'N 1 -.'f 1 L . . I T X T i cr V I'i T) ) T V )f f' Q L L J J J AU+. '.Is iI~ WOLVERINE - ' , S MPM UAD A S VWISCUN.,.IN, 31 FIRST VICTORY COMES Oosterbaan ains Individual Big Ten Scorl, IN FINALENCOUNTER Hart, Nygord, Josep 11All Score For Wolverines In Opening Period; Jones Stars Defensiely MASON AV...…
…I THE, ~MTCi-TTCAMNFATLY .- rAOr EVEY1N wT1' T'f TAV Y i t-T4RTTA R.Y 2!}_1 t)2 v r Y 2Ltv J2v JJt , I ) CI'. n'su v x'' :, a- "'aa .aa ~ -a a e-.i VARSITY NATATORS j14CRIl ~li[TIE FOB Ko T HKInos . A in d N rthw ester n~ A re A lsw victory. TIC DERIDES "'SPORTS MYTH"lp )ftlIEti Li fomilPage Six) fc-, and unpleasant traits are tout under terrific stress farI i MORIARITY'S HURLERS GIVENII FIELD I NfGlDRILL ([By N scit I Prss) LEADINL...…
…PAGE EIGHFT THF MiC'HMAN DA:TT Y WVT)%-7V.qT)AV r4T7.nT7TTATV 94 1(19 q 1T1 1IF lMTlC' 1 fl \ .J fATI , AL.\TLA*Y. *A.VI L ! ..j AL 'U''Thr LhA Y, rrT l~ $f l~ J~ 'TLiU'.~ J L~ 3 (DAILY OffiCiAL BULLETIN*,, IA. Cli.F. S There will be a meeting of the A.I.Ch.E. Wednesday evenxing at 7:301 o'clock in Roomn 3200. ;. S. Pettyijohn, Director of (las, Research, at 11, 0ofVM. will speak ca n the "lDevelopulent 01f 1the y-Prodin t ((1(0o xen.W ...…
…JE5TABLISHED 1890 g t ,43 MEMBER I ASSOCIATED PRESS 'VOL. XXII, No. 111. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1928 EIGHT PAGES _ _ _ I FALLS BEFORE VARSITY, 453 OOSTERBAAN A N DI) HARRIIGAN ART NEMESES OF O0111 IN 1FIERCE GAIFE HIARRIGAN PERFORMS WEILL fich (quintetlPrinied For Final (hanie of Season At Howe, Tlireaten In one of tll.' fierce't; battles everj \vag;ed bet weeii O vo histoeric foes, the University of \l ichig;al ba...…
…-.-,... , . s. ..,. .. . -., ..... .,...,, THEl MICH-IGAN DAILY TPITE'S'AY, FEBRUARY 28, 1928. [ PRINCETON MAN THIRTYATDODSCHOOLS AWARDEIPRIZ SURVIVE LMNATION Final C(,Ilest For C('lianupionih 1ipIs 1 Scbedutlej 1For 'April 13 In Hill Andflilriulli ANNOUNCE NEXT PAIRINGS: !, Thirty-two high school debating; s teams survived the first debate in theQ elimination series, which wa s held on, Febiruary 17. Thirty-two of the 61 I schoolv.wh ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY p.- PAGE TIRREM TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1928 . L RELATIONSHIP OF HIGH "SCHOOLS TO COLLEOL LAUDED BYEDMONSON COMM1ENDS POL1ICIE S ADOPTED BY STAsE rNsITUTIONs OFIED ATIO N NO LEGISLATION NEEDED OutlIin es Ways Of Imiprovinlg Relations BeN-een Secondary Schools Andl Universities ( Iy Associated :Press.) CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Feb. 27.- Policies addpted by the high schools of Michigan and the University have created a fine rela...…
…PAGES P'OUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FPBRI'A;Y 28, 1128 4r£idpigau Jhil Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. Thle Associated Press is exclusively en. titled to te use for republication of all news dispatches creditedrto it or not otherwise P credited in this paper and the local news pub- Lshed herein. Entere...…
…P'AGE FIVE TV- PMTCMT-TC'.ANfDAIL Y rOT'MTlTAV rrTTTTTA TV 9,521 (9R 11 i UL!~a11A.J, 'i £5.L.UAt.IC . G }S;Ile"ll v l - WA Vs- t } HOUS[ ARE merican Women Have Loveliest Hands ' VIST101In World Is Conviction of Hand Expert BY A~1IY~L~ LB~tS fi b nlq fistiat i America the l"Perhaps the hands of the exotic, Tn ..............nYet l1. ~t{ 7 l7T fCSid-1)ishor French lady have lOf Unique Methiod Is iUsed By ('omiitt4e To Learn Plan...…
…PAGE 'SIB T THE MICHIGAN DAILY I'I'ES'DAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1924 T.......J .....DA.Y.TUESDA,.FE..UA. 2.,.... TRACK TEAM SPEEDS UP WORK FOR BIG TEN MEE T' MILE RELAY 0 UARTETICURTAILED PURPLE ITLE ASPIRATIONS RUNST NEH RECORD 1 Harbaugli, Seymonr, Freese, Muiger Make 3:277.3, Lowering Best Field House -Hark- LEONARD IS INELIGIBLEj THE T IP-OFF* By Alex A. Bocnliumoi ski tl l tll tl ti tl ll11111 MATMEN* NEAR BIG TEN DIVISION CHAMPIO...…
…6. TUIESD)AY',FEBRUARY 28, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY j~fHanPeltzer, And KILO WOLVERINE WRESTLERS APPROACH Co ge T CmpteCONFERENCE DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP (Continued from, Pag e Six) ng 17 cnecutive victories between (! ., 2P ° ) 1,ch ampion, nd th iby a ntrow1I id SNIMMING STANeDAR for\the "milnornth:1)y ::ar;\r i t( match oftlastSajuiwdlys meet, Danalirmill suAn SinleAs cinpsoi "'lltheeoftAnbstmit-Spiet ndin, eanbuAahaf o't ndwa pshd o woovrtmeb...…
…PAGR2 EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY I IESDA- , FERUARY 29, 19 23 - --------- _r_ A Y ..._- f!1/ I M "n4 IY - 11 " rsW+ DAI LY 0OFFICIAI Publication in the Bulletin is construct the University. Copy received by the A 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a.'m. Saturday.) I L BULLETiNK tine notice to all members of ssistant to the President until ART 28. Number 111. Physics Colloquium: Mr. Bell Kievit will speak on "X-ray Diffract ion in Young onl "The Wave Pro...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 .ddommaki.- . 46 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 110. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1928 EIGHT PAGES ,< r, (Q 3 a n. . ,,,. ,., . Sa,. { a f; yY4;'. r ,fix Y ' Y I ! ;. : w t L , P. ~ .1 . N' HO..-~ BLES T ou L S WOLVERINE TANK SQUAD BEATS Seniors To Present Funds. Collected To Memorial Campaign I C !Yf r ; r NQUERS BoIl RECORD)'IN 100 Y ARID FREE. STYLE RELAY RECORDS BROKEN 31...…
…PACE TWO T II~: CI I ICAN DAILY ts °. . ,ie T l--'P* ,-FAT:*' 2G, 1929-N T f.....C.G A N D A L Y .U .., FE.U...., 1 28 I Venerable Mason Hall, First Building On Campus, Contains Soul Of Tradition! By Kernel was taken only after seven years of Students who shiver in the cold debate, from the founding of the Uni- classrooms of Mason hall, and who versity in 1837 to 1814. Even then it coiJllain about the (ilapidated con- was decided that t...…
… SUlTNDAY, FEBRUARY 26(, 19,28 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - PAGE T IIIRlii ------ --- -- CONITROL O FODTOSBEB OET PLANTED IN POFTO B~ O UY FlE7EIDISCU'SSES lREC'ENT spell, \v rnnAi s' 1, CI 'MI1SSISS1PPII16 Di E~tl?; ll iar rc cl ss s i1) S;ivics <13d S lAW F S I'S It I: 31 F 1)1ES g, Svc I clt rblV 1- (,III- e l''('51 Fc -club c( . t '(" I m II. "?Uan has robbled the father of !1)1 ',;t en said h F e iii's I WO P~l e Avatet s of its legitinmate...…
…PAGE FOUR TNF MTC'HMAN T)ATT .Y ,TTNT)AV"_ FT+,RR.TTA R.V 91;. 1()12 11i- T N C AN ' TIVCAA. . L ...' l '~.l11 l ' 1 A1.- ' INTMUbAV Pri'flPTT V9Lll O Zul. A A II.trA.A zs ,ZS , 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- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatche...…
…SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1928 TNF MTCNIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE 0 ovUv i~h4Wa avuaeT caaA uV ioa 1 1l TI-W' M1rI4TflAN DaTTYi y a * X11, _ WAMIM ma'WIM, &I 1.- .. ....... ...... - ti l ' PRACTICE CONTINUS ON PLAY OF JUNIOR Cast Is Urged By Assistant Chairman To Be Present At Rehearsals To Prevent Delays MUST PAY TWO DOLLARS With practice going forward stren- uously in preparation for the appear-t ance of the 24th annual Junior Girls'1 ...…
…'AGE SIB.. I T T-IF MTCHMAN DATTY STINF)AY, FEF3RUART 26, 1913 c - . ..__ . ._ . . _ . _ - . _ _ _ _ . ._ _ _. _ _ _ - .-' __F. ._ _- . _. _ _ . . . _ -__ __ ._ . _ . _ - _. ~4N~'T'~AV PT'~PTITAThY t~ 1.2R U A THLE TIC BOARD SAINCTIONVS EX TENS IVE PROGRAM FOUR NIW PpRjOJEICTS MEET ITH_ APIPROV Li Pro'vides For 30 'ew Tennis (Courts, Artficiial lee Plani And G~olf 1 Pract ice Area CAPPON TO REPORT SOON~ In pursuance of the policy of ...…
…SUNDAY, FE]BRUA.,RY 26, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - __________-- --- -V Yea nitnA IOWAN TAKES THREE FREE STYL VET Comparative time trials held in con- junction with the Varsity swimming meet between the Mlichigan and Iowa squads earned the Hawvkeye yearlings a victory, 35-24, over the Wolverine fres3hmen in the first telegraphic Lose match ever comp~eted in by Coach Malt ,Mann's first year squad. Iowa. wa-, enabled to win largely tin alig...…
…PAE EIGHT' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 192g .3 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN } To Subscribers R Of ecord t Choral Union Patron Tickets: You are respectfully reminded that in accordance with oiflcial notice con- tawined on, the Festival coupons attached to season Choral Union Tickes ($7 seats only) the same seat locations may be retained for the \lay Fsiival PROVIDED that the coupons with reservation fee of $4 each are rev d at ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 . Ip MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 109. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, -928 EIGHT PAGES. JADWIN SUPPLEMENTS FLOOD CONTROL PLAN. OUTLINED B IRY HOV CHIEF AIIMY ENGdNEER OUTLAY LIMITED TO 20 'MILLION WANTS LOCAL DONK ASKSS TiONS T'roiimpson Asks For Entire RemovalI Of Administration Flood Curbing Scheme (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Congress wound up another of its five-day- ...…
…PACE TWO THE MICHTGAN DAILY 1 "t'1 1)411', l i,1>l:t .lf l' 25, 1923 PAGE TWO TFIF MICHIGAN DAILY SAl IiitlJA Y, F NBR1'Al~\' 25, 1~2g M A _ - LIND8ERGH IS SILENT' IN REGARD TO PLANS' FOR BUSINESS CAREER' YOUTHFUL INVENTOR CONSTRUCTS Uniest Sitet OWN TELESCOPE TO STUDY STARS I Makver~t tdns ! MkeAppreciative "like 'very nacter o sing-- efore student-,"s aki (1 Feodor ('haliapinI, famous )hiss0, after his concert in SILVER TO TALK O CN ...…
…w cATTT )AV +",p,!TAT )r 2, 1f9$ICJtA~)ILL 2tL.t .t, t'~ THEI MICHIGAN DAILY tti1 VA4Lt11. 1:1 11i15 X4 Ul. tt is EXCELLENT PROGRAM' PLANNED IN ACTIVITIES Supermen To Comef-.l As Resuilt Of Twin Life Eactors-Shull FOR SPRING FESTIVAL D 1 %x'21 °Tsx CONCERTS I'~ARE INCLDED)~di0 I\ SCHEDULE O EVEM'sh (Irf'hil( >"FOR JAY' FOlCS 1i istis eCf ftlolhi GRAINGER WILL -APPEAR supeman 'niersity Cln1 Union Will Preet pa r et (omposition; Childre's ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MTt"'i-- M ANT t )ATT 1r C A mTTTbTh AV VY-14DTA rV i "10 c 11 L..." JYA i 1 £71±V LH.Z1AL..E A A1 L.1{ 1 AY1, k'{ID lX.Al; YI .5, a ,S Published every morning except Monday luring 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 news dispatches credited to it or not othe...…
…PAGE FIVE T141P MTCMTC.AN DfAIL Y .QArf'TTRT-1AV T V.TIRTTAPV ?_i_ 14"R r3 rTA~' 1 hDTT'7 ') A~ U Lt~ I i L+'i1 l UC12LL ,:b. L.J.U Ei 1 IL. lEE L's.' L.["Ah ^ La- * i. / t l I0 'e ' e ° ' \ -v . -rr-xs--i zs .s r, t r' = '' - ,r%; . +1 Mary Garden Urges Students To PursueEMAORS jiMiss Elliott Sees Practical Uses For Life Work With Mind, Heart, And Soul Economics Courses In Various Fields ASSEMBLE IN BOSTON "A word to the stude...…
…!AESIX TT-#F' MTC1 TTC.ANT T- ATT V Q A rrTrt) n A V, f) *D T A T3 I L: vix ,r 3Y I*X1 =Y 1 l \ tl: [:A Ii!t 15.1) A1, I ' l3It . V 21-). 192 G THREE VARSITY TEAM HAWKEYES WIL INVADl UNION NATATORIU: COURT LEADERS -WSRRENEW CONTEST COACH K(EEN'S WRESTLERS GRAPPLE PURDUE FOR TOP PLACE Unb~eatenIci oa Swimm~ers Are Ex- IBloilermaakers Hlave 4laa i Iaaprore- jiet'tt'i3To IFurnli~ish lest For i a clt Siine Ear1ly Seaisol Defeatt ('oiwh m...…
