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…X 17, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -Cs ' 37 \-5L ms' 9a ha1 WILLLAUNCH MkMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN, ASSOCIATION SEEKS TO INCREASE WO)FEN'S INTEREST IN ATHLETICS "Every Michigan woman a mem- ber" will be the slogan launched on the campus tomorrow by the Women's Athletic association when they will open their membership drive which speaking or literary activities, espe- I cially freshmen, are urged to try out. W CA. INS 111 The tryout will consist of a...…

…SINtIAY, FERCRARY 17. 191 ANCIENT DIVERSITIES tContued from tag one institutions themselves art, as the as in the twentieth century, whiLt the author remarks, the forerunners of the present day institutions. .They are the rock whence we were hewn, the pit whence we were digged. The fundamental organization is tht same, the historic continuity is unbroken. They created the university tradition, of the modern world, that common THE MICHIGAN DAI...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY E1g4 s1a111111 i a d 1 ll 1M 1i ''n 1 m m a o i u o d m o m a m a m n . I i-o e-- 1- 11 StNDA V, FEBRUAR" - .. . ed and each country apportioned a student enrollment at the University. share in this world-wide relief and ap- In these days when theoretical peace peal is now made directly to the col-!plans fill the air, a practical means FICLAL NEWSPAPER 0F THE Lges and universities of the coun- presentsitself whereby men...…

…flQM Fouat THE MICHIGAN DAIL r SUNDAY, FEBRUiARY 17, 1924 09 1 rian1 ORLANDO BUEDE said. Anld as forhis 11 lotie is tll T( cne11llt 1st erSelin~i or i eoher aleonetha.i. ?z'51 ci ty and sonlidiiess I lie oiche11r11 tis of 1th e Sinni-io sympllionios tire, bliea'riy all conducsiors,1 well nigh radlically altered. Air. Stock's cntire' re orchlestration oif 1110 Ihirdl Symphiony is ill itself 1a malsterplliece. ' ::i l r'o til', l ix..j 1 1...…

…EBRITARY 17, 1924 _____THE-I MICHIGAN DAILY _ C-H IG ILY r p t > i TO RMFOMM BE ...";t. ..-6Y,15' Mi.TH'.W'E ONLY MORNING NEWSPAPER IN ANN ARBOR For the convenience and enlightenment of our friends, The Michigan Daily is publishing a statement of circulation and map showing distribution in Ann Arbor. A careful analysis of these facts wvili indicate how thoroughly The Daily reaches the Ann Arbor Market.' DISTRIBUTION OF ANN ABOR...…

…¢ SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PGF,, FTVTl ''Ifhe Obserover 's 1 1,11 oggte> 1 9 it or- A vannssleo hr Uhe 't 0011 1n l-;enumber 01f51taniped11and1self-1of Success(tlesholsv'ie11 u(- 111101111ta ae se y e, i.Usngupe ese 1ndil 11911,- 1001'1ed, 1have01convinced l hull of 1B1S1I1ESS09OILIf'ITINC, A PR ACTI- onle tin~g ; that thebles0110of01wit- (AL, C(VI' )3101 AUTHORIS ((eo. it11t isino 1map1. lie r eachtod(Ihis eo0011-1. 1)...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FE ' /-, unu " rra ..t IIIi Vl- Tip-Off Man For fl D hAY TN HOLD 1IGHI6AN TO MEET POWERFUL INDIANA FVE TOMORROW NIGHT iosIer Quinette Has Won Last Five Conies°, - Eave Beaten t s i teTrack Managers Wanted I Irish ULY NE INEP WLL All sophomores wishing to OLVERNE LINEUP WILL Itryout for assistant track man- PROflABLY BE UNCHANGED; agerships are asked to re- -I port after 3 o'clock any after- With the Purdue...…

…r tTHE MICHIGAN DAILY suNDAY, FERUlARl;Y 17, 1924 rost c orft Shaw's "Saint Joan," ask a dozen intelligentsia, every one W r te s the most maddening. but "'The Mir- of them will tell you the same tale tS earl" i the niost sturendous and of "Sons and Lovers' and then add gorgeous. a string about sex, sensuality, and de- ADVERTISEMENT- cadence about literature. That's Law- It seems that the Players are going rence's penalty for being Lawrence. n...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 PM. ADVERTISING THE FOLLOWING BOXES have re- plies for them at the Daily Office. M. C., A. T. G., H. B. R., W. C. G., R. H., A. W., E. G., K. B., K., C. K.,' F. J. D. Jimmie The Ad Taker, 960. FOR RE T PLEASANT SINGLE or double room. Reasonable. 204 N. Ingalls St. 20- 44-R. MODERN NINE ROOM house newly decorated. Good location, just offI E. University. Phone 3290. TYPEWRITERS, portable and "stand...…

…SUNDIAY. FERUiARIY 17, 1924 THE MI1CHIGAN DAILY no roncern for boudies nmceting in his that T.s.'hroug'h them ne 15 cutstomtary aureate atmospheric hatos. snnieales his love for places, forft So far as the is concernedt itt"'Kan- garoo" these mighr notrtie a singlepatfchi"nardlrsng'ti hsdy in Aostralia---and so far as more' o'cnv and for lone isef. li than one of his readers still he ron-' like Mtichael Angels an tc rartlir crrned, there oi...…

…. . . .w ....,.M......,w .. ~ ..... AlLY OFFICIAL LBULLETIN.' Ilcation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of University. Copy received b the~ Assistant tc the 'eoeret until 0P. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturilax.' ICast for "Captain Applejack": The cast for "Captain Applejack",C m1 at Dewberry Hall, Monday, Febru Players Club: On Wednesday February 20th, Pla3 Three-Act Comedy, THlE DOVER ROX 8:15. f ~i ine 4 SUN DAY, FEBRUARY 1...…

…PALA. EIGWM THE N41CI lI GAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1924 PALa EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1924 i, _,_. . I 1LSir SiisF IONS " a Ys. ". w'I e 3 a.4 :1 wJ b ,fa Jjt Jf / "+s3 F \ f f 1 Y n jab Y ! " r L A Leading Lights in Spring ACCESSORIES N EW accessories are blossoming out every- where, more clever each day. Scarves and 'Kerchiefs for boyish suits are as likeable as the big, silver buckles on the quaint Quaker p...…

…Section AIV -M I m A6a att Section Two Two VOL. XXXIV. No. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1924 PRICE, FIVE CEN s ALUMNI. CATALUUE PUBLISHED LISTS MO'RE THAN 6091000 H. L. SENSEMANN DIRECTS NEW ISSUE OF DECI-ANNUAL PUBLICATION ONE THIRD GRADUATES SERVED IN WORLD WAR 36,600 Students Hae Been Grad eated Since 1837; 4,O00 Degrees Conferred More than 1,300 copies of the Alum- ni catalogue, issued by the University every ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRU. IICHIGAN'S VOL UNTEERS RUSSIN RELIEF WORKER TO ADDRESSYOLUNTEERS E. T. Colton of New York City, who is now engaged in Russian relief work and plans to sail for Russia im- to take the place of Prentice Ford, '25, who is leaving school, will pre- side at the meeting. S. C. A. News campus who plan to enter the minis- try it was ascertained that there are 13. These men are also members of the Monteith club,...…

…1 71 . . ................... .......... ST S mrqm. NS SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1924 0 . , _ .. ,a ... . _. _ . _ __ i.-.. Leading Lights in Spring ACCESSORIES NT EW accessories are blossoming out every- .where, more clever each day. Scarves and 'Kerchiefs for boyish suits are as likeable as the big, silver buckles on the quaint Quaker pumps that -are vogue for Spring. Gloves, hose, and bags are to be...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY TWO SUNDAY, UARY 17, 1924 .Y, FEBRUARY 17, ll w^wM Instead of the usual curtain the by the New York courts for playing in. skeleton of the cathedral remains Sholom Asche's remarkable, if dirty, throughout the entire action. repre- tragedy, "The God- of Vengeance." scuting successfully by means of add- Schuyler Ladd takes the part of the ed properties a church, a forest, a Prince, while Lionel B...…

…PAr. i1, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17,, 192 SUNDAE', FEBRUARY 17, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY BOOkS A READABLE FIRST NOVEL WIFE OF THE CENTAUR. Hume. George 'H. Doran 1923. A. first novel is all well e its author-by a happy accid published and there's timee worry when the second one process of making. But fo viewer a first novel is Witter -young first novel (like thi almost certain to be bad; a it's not utter rot, there must thin...…

…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY silly, and his sad places do not give would probably have displayed them- RQBERT BRIDGES ne the impression that all hope is selves had he chosen a better piece. (Continued from Page One) II ~ ~ fl~ lest nor that what heSas to us at; says It said in the notes on the program uninteresting stuff. But is is not so. the time is the last word ever to be said. And as for his melodies, where that the Sy...…

… THE, MICHIGAN DAILY n. -H MCHGAD.L TO WAG MONTH'S FIGHT ON CANCER Dr. N. F. Miller Picked Vice Chairman Of State Branch in Nation Wide Campaign FEB. 1 TO MARCH 15 SET FOR BATTLE ON DISEA SE Plans for what is expected to be one of the most effective and one of the largest public improvement cam- paigns ever carried out were an- nounced recently by Dr. N. F. Miller, who has been appointed vice-chairman of the Michigan branch of the nation- ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 'EBRUTARY 17, ay In The Cure 'hs . -- Bari -r more Sayvs "Hamlet" .Rotten -1, First Methodist Chorch { cused by Herbert H1. Schefer at the Can 'Folks Follow Jesus?" is the 6 :30 o'clock discussion hour. There ject .to be discussed by the pastor will be no evening service. the First Methodist church this lltlehni Evangeica]('hurh truing at the 10:30 o'clock service. Sunday School and ible classes naoon the fiv...…

… THE WEATHER UNSETTLED; PROBABLY COLDER TODAY Y r Ar 4kv A AL Alwf lt r VOL. XXXIV. No. 98 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1924 MHIGAN 10 FACE 'Keep The Field House Clean', D AthleticAssociation UrgesME "Keep the field house clean, is the! According to Fielding H. Yost, di 18logan of a campaign announced last rector of intercollegiate athletics SIB V til TO C 1night by the Athletic association to these rules are ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, r"" IN FAIR WILL 'EN WITH PARADE1 Band Will Head Procession Circus Type Which Will Circle Campus When Nation's Chief Promised Quick Prosecution In Oil Frauds : FAIR COMMITTEE TO ]PUBLISII PAPER DEVOTED TO FESTIVAL A typical circus parade with floats and clowns will open then Union Fair, on Friday, March 7. The parade will start from the Yost field house where the Fair will be held at 3 o'clock ...…

… -- ~~Rehearsals for the Junior Girls' Fraf1teritie's, SorTorities, Dorrmato3ries !Buenos Aires, Feb. 1.-Miss Lillian lay will be held as follows: From 91I iii iii~iirG( Harrison, the 20 year old Anglo- to 12 o'clock this morning, entire ast . go!!111111LL 'Argentine gir-l who swam across the and choruses will practice. Chorus 4 FOR BETTER PRINTING AT LOWER Pn1Y OPNnS nInw River Plate December 22, the first Will meet this moo'ing with the oth-...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY sATURDAY, FE1ItUARY , 1 1924 -----, FICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN iblished every morning exacept Monday ing the University year by the Board in trol of Student Publications. .embers of Weitern Conference EditorialI ociation. he Associated Press is exclusi-ely en- d to the uiefor republication of aillnews atcies credited to it or not otherwise cted in this paper and the local ne,vs pub- -d therein. nte...…

…FEBRUARY 16, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY i Scientists Award ILpartment to aid i, the work there are' Medal To LY T Julian Mack, '24, R. A. Wolfe, grad., Honor o M edal To and Everett Chapman, grad. FnCiscan LSEN AND CAMBRIGGsmallpox Claims .Dr.William S. Kimball, of the Another Victim physics department, has been granted a leave of absence for the present se- C. i." aylor, '26, is the latest victim mester and will sail for Germany!of smallpo...…

… m mm,. _ -q irwww~iU" the increased amount of space avail- able in the Field House for practice :n the weight events Steve has been 7lanning to give the hammer and jave- lin throwers an opportunity to get into condition during the winter months and next year plans to put them indoors for a short interval ev- ery day. With the graduation of Van- Orden, star shot putter, last year and the decision of Hindes, last year's Conference champions...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i +...r. I L FIE I NEW CLASS BEGIN- THIS NING TODAY COLUMN AT 1:10 P. M. ALOSI$ AT 3 lM. E i R ADVERTISING I THE FOLLOWING BOXES have re- plies for them at the Daily Office. M. C., A. T. G., H. B. R., W. C. G., R. H., A. W., E. G., K. B., K., C. K., F. J. D. Jimmie The Ad Taker, 960. FOR REYT TYPEWRITERS, portable and stand- ard. Good machines. S. A. Moran, 711 N. Univ. Room 2, 2d floor. TWO SINGLE rooms ope...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. FBUR r DAILY OFFCA BULTIN ublication in the Dulletin is constructive notice to all members of he University. Copy received b tbc As,%Istant tc the IT. -~dart un~til :301 p. mn. (11:30 a. m. Saturr"lrc. Volume 4 5SATUR1DAY, F11RARfY 16, 19241 Nunmber 9S ,rare College Grades: All the grade coupons have been mailed to the addresses written by students themselves. Consequently no grades will be given out from off...…

…THE WEATHER COLDER, IWITIt SNOi I FLURRIES TODAY LL si1t rtoa 4:Ia Ig ASSOCfAl WE STE R EDITORIAL VOL. XXXIV. No. 97 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, Fl' GRHA~M ADDRESSES ROAD90-CONVENTION AT. LASTSESSION READ OF TRAFFIC COMMITTEE URGES DRASTIC :MEANS FOR SAFETY ORGANIZATION TO PUSH UNIFORM LAW CAMPAIGN Cooley Acts as Toastniaster at Final1 Banquet; 500 Delegates Attend Meet Michigan Troph...…

…TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRI n Y TH MCIGNDAL.FIDY FB1 R 7 GIVE DINNER\ BR of DR. BERG Iuildzng Progress 15,500 Envelopes Bear Tidings Of Grades To Anxious Students rial engineering staff mem- Two additions, the construction of we a dinner and smoker last . i room 319 of the Union in hon- I which will start during the next week, )r. Ernst J. Berg, professor of are going to be added to Waterman al engineering in Union coil- Gymnasi...…

…15, THE MICHIGAN DAILY ILVAr Is usually close game will be played w-hen the two teams face each other. The line-up for yesterday follows: Dea (u'a anma Phi Beta .rouse..........F............. Pike Miller..........F.......... Stewart 4 ixn...........I.C..........Fitch .~ce.........S.C....... Kilpatrick aker.............0...........Stoner Miller............G............ Reece ASSOCIATION OF BEANS TO MEET IN CHICAGO Stunts To Feature ! V...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [VIAL N~EWSPAPER OF THE JNI'tRSITY OF XIMCIGAMN dished every morning except Monday gthe University y ar by the Board in} ol of Student Publications. pbers of Western Conference Editorial Cation. eAssociated Press is exclusiely en- to the uae for republication of all newst fces credited to it- or not otherwise ed in thi~i paper and the local news pub- therein.1 :ered at the pnstoflice at Ann Arbor,' gan, as second clans mat...…

…THE MICHIGAN DATLY ~RITSH SRGEO . ., q , h , Mu .. X. Collects Violins For Hobby ;F N PI N F TIN r s: 1I'n '. Stuan Nidenit "Les Inter-, este,1" Tlia Bi th hItBut Just s G ourd lr.'I r 11CLAI 1"A\NKFEEIIOAPITiAILS 'ARtE EX"CEPTIONAL FOR SLZEI~s ~While Dr. Philip J. Dick of the Med-o ical school is teaching in St. Barthol- i omnew's hospital of London university f' his place here is being filled by Dr. J.$b I13. Humne, M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAY, -71 - ELL PREPARES S BIG SFOR RELAY TEN CMPSTOMORO In competing against the swimm! FveAnt At Illinois Only Three team of Northwestern university ks Off; Trials cheduled 1 the city Y. M. C. A. pool tomorr For Feb. 23h afternoon at 2:30 p. m. Michigan ta Wild Goose Chase May Prove Profitable; N E i)2.A4 L. . - f '1's . ' . . JUI1JSK IIuJ OFF O t '' WS L i ing at ow ank { I men are meeting last year's C...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .a.r.. ..... ..,.. . tiiainr-Pri - eb 1,-o -ig THIS COLUMN CLOSES . AT 3 P.M. THIS LASSIIE CLUMN AES NC L PSE S ADVERTISING AT 3 P,M, NEW CLASS BEGIN- NING TOMORROW FOUNTAIN PENS bop .nA NEAT job of Gold Leaf embossing on your Fountain Pen. 25 cents at RIDER'S PEN SHOP A Speial lir i. - - 302 State St i Pei. i . 1.-Foreign TEl Stre G m an gae err io a to Paris, his cred iJAI POLIS FORBFIHElpllSj FOR REYTa ROOM e...…

…T14E MICHIGAN DAILY THE MIHIGANDAILYFTIIAY, FMMRtA r _ _ Y OFFICIA'L BULLETIN~ In the Bulletin is constructive notici« to all members of ity. Copy received by tNN Aswdst aut to~ the d~'eist until1 (11:30 a. m.' Sati'axv.- Blind, But Works Court Ostracizes Count, Author OfMemoirs Baring Hoheuzollernsi Intramural Items . MAA(WERt TRYOUTlS WANE 4 FRIDAY, FE.BRUARY1<}, 1924 'Number 97 slcal Examlnation: 16 is the last dlay for phys...…

…'HER PROBABLY TODAY 40 A6F 4br flit r tg n attg ASSOCIAT LEASED WIT WESTERN U EDITORIAL A I XXXIV. No. 96 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEPRUARY 14, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, EIHTPAE PRICE, VIASKS MORE E TO PUBLIC POLITICIgNS OTHERSI A'S DENT ADDRESSES iWAY CONFERENCE CHANGES IN EFLCT IOS TO BE ARRANGED TODAY All students in the literary col- lege who are forced to make changes in elections or are desir-4 S ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , O British Prince Is Ii IOffered Troubled ITYThro Of Greece termaln, of Illinois, Will #: iker at University FOR SUBJECT ,. Y OF NATION'S TYPE Excellent Work In Stories Prof. Stuart P. Sherman, of the Eng- isb department of the University of llinois, has accepted President Marion L. Burton's invitation to address a university convocation which will be feld in connection with the annual convocation of the Michiga...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -- - s I I Notices I The Girls' Mandolin club will meet' at 5 o'clock tomor row in Newberryr 6chieduled, but wilt meet Saturday morning with the others. Sofia, Feb. 13.-'Parliament has rat- ified a naturalization agreement with the United States. Read The Daily "Classified" Colur IYYI Y r , _ . .. DANCING TO BE FEATURE Of PARTYTOMORROA WOMEN'S HOUSES ASKED TO SEND COUPLES FOR COMPETITION AT PARTY The prize dancers a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,,Areturns must be in by March 20 and 1 I t IIgt a I the final vote announced by March 25. T Entire cooperation necessary if EDITORIAL COMMENT .IAL NEWSPAPER or the vote is to achieve its purpose. This UINIVERSITY OF ICrInAN ballot will appear in the editorial col- CARPENT AND ARCIITECTU1E umns for one week beginning today.E (ThHarvard Crimson) Published every miorning except Monday Ii i'EA{Te'arrd rms) r tunt ar by th Bo...…

…____ ___ ___ ___ ______ ___THE M:lC'HIGAN DAILY MARINES LA ND S UPPLIES IN POR TO RICO New offices of the Athletic associa-! ':,;.'. .,i4 '' tion, were opened yesterday in the Yost" {'; ;: ^..r field louse, all the equipment compris- .* ig the brains of Michigan's varied ~ sports nmachiinery being moved down . ." 4::.:. durig- the past week. , } . }8 {' Fielding H. Yost, director of inter- colleg~ate athletics, and the other r ' ;'s , membfle...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, - I =I . wl I F r lyrl ' ila3wmm /' ttrw a {,. rww~rr ' u+r rw., ,. 1, 4 wW.. SHER ISSUES CALL o ASEHALL DIDATES ITY ACACH WILL STAT WRKOTSTOMORROW tery Men Iave Already Had Week four hurlers out who have had Varsity of Conditioning for 1W21 experience, Stryker, Benson, Shoe- Grnd smith and Torrey. The first three were on the squad last year, but Shoesmith [Y THREE VETERANS BACK was forced to d...…

…r:. THE MICHIGAN DAILY . o FIE T41 COLUMN CLOSES IAt 3 .Mg ADVERT SING FOR RENT either singleor double. "M. 612 Church st. Phone NICELY FURNISHED suite two blocks from campus. Few other roomers. 115 N. Thayer.-. 6 ROOM APARTMENT, corner Law- rence and State Sts. Second floor,I unfurnished. Call 1713-M. AT 1005 PACKARD, one double room for 2 students at $2.50 each. Call 2118-R. ROOM FOR FOUR more men at Var- sity Lodge in large, well ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ __ ...s OFFICIAL BULLETIN Solution of Farm Problems Without Legislation Is Urged LI In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of ity. Copy received by tt* Assant tc the ! r~ewdrt un~til (11:30 a. m. -Saturf3- TR 1SDAY, FEBRUA~RY 14, 19214 Number 96, )P. M. u me 4t . RURSDAY 6:15-Electrical englneer staff dinner, room 319, Union. 6::30-Army and Navy club dinner In Union. 4 :O-Freshmin 0Girls' Glee club ...…

…Y PROBABLY TODAY Sir i4au xti ASSOCIATED P LEASED WIRE S MEMBER WESTERN CONFE EDITORIAL ASSO4 No. 95 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE ........... SAY MACDONALD 3UNCES POLICY RD}WOED HOUSE Opening Of King Tut's Tombe y Reveals Unexpected beauty HENRY ARESESKELSEY ANNOUNCES, HIGHWAY EXPRSMMESOF NERf AT U NIONSMOKER EAST EXPEDITION McAdoo Appears In Oil Lease Pro bel UITH, L...…

…_ _ ___THE MICHIGAN DAILY YVE SOON Justice Brandeis Favored As Odi Lease Prosecutor OBRfrIOIS FOR CONTEST MOST OBE INBY1fE. 1 Candidates for the University Ora- torical contests in March are to have their orations turned in to some mem- ber of the public speaking department by Saturday, Feb. 16, it has been an- n ounced.j Students in the senior, junior and sophomore classes are eligible to sub- mit orations for the contest They are Read ...…

…_______________THE._MICHIGANDAILY t s Extra hours for the women ont the rifle squad to practice are as follows: 0 ~flC fl onday, 2 to 5 o'clock; Tuesday, 3 to5 o'clock; Wednesday, 10 to 12 o'culock; .. ~Thursday, 3 to 5 o'clock; Fird ay, 10 ~to 12 anid'1 to 3 o'clock; Satuirday,2 Phe French gloves which Mortar- to 5 o'clock, by arrangement. These rd is selling for the University; hours are available for all the woen Michigan League will be...…

…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY FFFICIAL ?NEWSPA UIVERSITY OF Published every morni: fring the University yea ortrol of Student Public Members of Western sociation. The Associated Press led to the use for repul 6patciies credited to it edited in this paper and shed therein. Entered at the ,postoffi icigan, as second clapsi postage granted; by 'I ater beneral. Subscription by carriet l00. Offies: Ante Arbor Pr rd Su ect. Phcnes: Editorial, 241 4 55,. 9...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ieY f I rI1 11- . WHUSSE1 TO REACH Mci1ntt;,i i ho H as Been Searching for Observatory Site Sails Feb. '; EXPPeITION INTO AFRICAN J__NTERIOR PROVES SUCCESS Prof. W. J. Hussey, director of the astronomical observatory, who has been seeking a site in South Africa for the University's new 27-inch telescope. sailed from Cape Town Feb. 7 and ex- pects to arrive in Ann Arbor about March 15 according to lettersreceived yesterd...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY iC zAe-'OgO-M y .... . W-1 Lug "" Am L 1111111 _ Ijm 11Wj /"'""'" ' \ ,r,,,.,.. ' " .. a.r ..... ......... ..+ ""'" ' v jom OPM me , 1 i *0006mmimlii." ., ..._,., ... . l BASKETEER WDSCUNFERENI f l RISE9 I 5 f kE- } NEW MEETS ADDED TO TRAC TEAM SCHEOULE1 Cunningham High Scorer With I 1nts; Logan of Indiana Second 1%AQERTY NUMBER SIXTEEN ON LATEST SCORING LW Harold Cunningham, Ohio Sta whirlwind center ...…