…Feature Section C, r. 5kr Akr 4:Datt Feature Section VOL. XXXV. No. 105. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1925 EIGHT PAGES MICHIGAN'S LITERARY RENAISSANCE till tte Some Reminiscences Of The "Good Old Days" Of Campus Literary Activities When Words Were Use( d, Not As A Gloss To Cover Sins But As Knives To Slash The Cover From Them. Saul Carson and Murray Godwin On G. D. E., A Review Of "Backfurrow" . s.b. tit ...…
…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SY I-; IY, FEBBI UARY 22, 13?5, SVNfiAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1925 H1igher Education Ino.Germany, to And .Its War-Changed onito A Digest of Student Life in the Gay Days Before Grim War Made' Education There a Struggling Function Although it Is far from my task or to learn that their parents could no romantic mystic, Novalis, declared in intention to tell a fairy tale, allow me longer send the monthly allowance on his f...…
…0 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN with both living and dead, stated that Donald MacMillan Tells Why Men Go North the distinguished body of which h Donald Ma nT lsW yM nG ot happened to be the head, had called up the denziens of the ends of the earth and had informed them of our Noted Explorer Who Speaks Here Tuesday Tells of the Strange Hold of the Arctic fithurearrino.The king and queen wit npronunceable names ha...…
…PAGE TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, P'NURUARY 22, 1925 _ . A. Glance at a Man' A Few of the Major Works of the Late Burton for the University Sir Marion Leroy Burton, since his in- a defiinite program for campus bet-, auguration as president of the Uni- terment. On June 15 the William L. r t i i versity on October 14, 1920, has had Clements Memorial library was dedi-0 an interesting career filled with ac- cated, and at the same tim...…
…6UNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1935" THE MICHIGAN DAILY a "F + Atusic and Drama -A-:''~ IT,..... ._.. ..m. ' 4 a I The Theatre Ascendan it --------- 1 l E I . Broadway-Now- .} ..+i t ?f',.j. 't .. 1. Nornian-Bel Geddes, by Valentine! his greatest actual production of By Valentine Davies tractive playhouse, elabora Dayles. course, was "The Miracle" which he l :r ed. This will give thet (Editors Note: This is the scod d witi Max Rheinha...…
…FACE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBR1UARY 22, 1925 Sarah Caswell Angell i-all-A History The Background of a Now Famous Auditorium With an Account of the L.ife of the Woman to Whom it is Dedicated-Mrs. Sarah Caswell Angell Ic111trian 31e3yer te S no isiainof th eir Women's one speaks to the alumni of the '80's. that she was pressing their demands.' Freshmen and entering upperelass luncheon, aind in the estalishment of Her thoughtf...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1925 . ] IF. MICHIGAN DAILY PACE FIFTEEN o, The Majestic "The Only *Woman" opens at th11 Majestic theatre for a four day ru., with Norma Talmadge and Eugene O'Brien as the featured players. Te plot calls for Norma to marry a ian she ]oaths in ordler to save heri fat her from financial ruin and disgrace. She Thi'lier boy who pathetically endures the in-1-____ ~- erican" will be the pastor's subject for pastor will spe...…
…, 4+ " " ° , PAGE SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1925 a i J 1 Chr P tion resolved that the chapter peti- Scott and~ said quietly, "I am going tion the National Chapter to change out for a short time and may not (the name to the Sarah Caswell Angell come Mack" Ile hulled the door (Continued from Page Fifteen) Chapter of the Daughters of the Am- aside, and w ilked away, disappearing Meighan. Open house will be. held eri...…
… DEDICATED TO JUSTICE 'itv ~ak il MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 104 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CEN"! PAY INCREASE BILL PASSED BY HUSE; SENT TOCOOLIDGEI VOTE OF 237 TO 93 REGISTERED IN FAVOR OF SENATE A3ENA)MENT AVOID ROLL CALL' Hour of Mlanoeuiering Precedes Vote; Attitude of President Is Unknown Washington, Feb. 20, (By A. P.).- Salary increases for members of Con- g...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1925 ._ _.. Stcte's Press Mourns Death Of Executive Newspapes<, ° ( tsto' printed the following di :o rogar in g the death of Prehident. urton: Detroit Free fire -The most un- timely death c= Dr. -al -on Leroy Bur- ton brings aaf o 1orrow and regret mingled with a sense of heavy calam- ity. * * * * T ibut e to the services and to the memory of President Burton should by no means end with mere...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1925, THE MICHIGAN DAILY rPAGE .URErI i EDU CATIO SAF ATTENDSMETN Ntiona~l ('oulc ull olr in ( inii iuna; At~tracts M any Proen~ iit SCI-ORLING TO PRE SIDE al members o:ilhe El afl' of tIlo 'School (i Edu1cat io n arc leavingat tlhe end of tbhis week to atte('ld the gfner-al sessions of 0 e, National4)1 'di- cation. as;ociat Ion from February 22 to 26 at Cinciniatal, Dean ,A.: S. Wit- ney ,,idl yest erd,,,y. '[he'...…
…PAOI3rE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'ATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 121 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 otherw,se credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoff...…
…1"i~BRUARY 21, im THE MICHIGAN DAIL\ 192S PAGI~ FrVU _______ -. --~-- - - - - INew Member COMMITEE AMES Soroptimist 1Reappoint 17 Oriental Women Basis of Scholastic Attainment On SReappointments for the Barbour SScholarship have been made and in- clude the following oriental women: Vera Chang, China; Susan Chen, China;t Florence Chong, Canada; E. K. JnkIndia; Yo Kawamura, Japan; SMarie C. Lanzar, Philippines; Shu- ting Liu, China; Hsi...…
…v PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY F " w. . ..w .w SA\TURTDAY, FEBRUARY -21, 1925 . .r ............+...,.. . ... r""".r°, ti\ .... . :.. " ' "Im"m4t COURTI s~OhiKOUITS RESLI ED MONDAY Receives Defi ~ILWRSTA FOR RELAY CLASHi Ilinoy is d k ( Coach JVu u si iext Week r; 1} : s!SGH I LDAUER OFF SQUAL)I i Out Of Lineup 4IPKY I hStv League Demons Ignore . e!Rf H H4- I 'zf 'i'7 'el hai Fir To . Bl i htiE's Start 8Q UAD IN GOOD SCI APE ...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,, News From O ther Colleges E I i Railway "Cz"ar" traniural festival here. Sorority rep- resent atives and Varsity track men will be0 the P1 iflii*l omtpetitor's. I fomU $50 to $25 a man. 1 Ithaca, N. Y.---( Carl l Akeley in his, lecture at Cornell university recently on the subject of "Gorillas and Vol- canoes in Kivu," declared that "tHe( gorilla is a quiet, inoffensive, pcte- nR l...…
…1'AOR MIORT TEMCIcA AL THE MICIAD f GAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN' Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. Tm. (11.30 a. mn. Saturday, Volume$ SATURD~AY, FEBRUARY 21, 1925 'Number 104 - i I c s i i I _ Rises To Poe tver To Members of the Faculty and Staff : Insofar as possible, the Secretary's Office has distributed copies...…
… DEDICATED TO JUSTICE C, . r .AIt aa ~~Iaih MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 103 EIGHT PAGE~S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENT MITCHELLDENIES DFOR REPRIMAND HAS NOT 'CONSIDERED REPORT THAT IE WOULD) NOT BE REAPPOINTED PERKINS EXPLAINS Airvraft Committee Adopts Resol'ution To Question Wilkes on Army Air Craft' Washington, Feb. 19, (By A. P.).- Yesterday's widely advertised story t...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21),-11)2,r) PAON W0 FIDAY, l~1low-Y 2, lf2 TA 4 Fraernities and Sororities r We are Specializing on _. c fJ . ft P " i ~ + 1 ,, r. } 5 tT .A;, a ri,'9A w ;.{;:,"- SHAW GROCERY PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT Y , .!~ +.,, 1 r .,, a 1 w t ^ .. .. kp . laf wi 1 k ., I. ti 1 i r ... - .. w ,... cocoButt, and Boston Fred CITY 206.212 E. Huron St. ermilk Brown Graham Breads Heue "'One little puppi...…
…FRI DAY, ' IE1RiUARY 20, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY N~IA~QW~~Ufin'E-Chancellor Faces Trial A lILV~lILI/I IUV Teapot"Scanda S tirs Germany FOHEIJSIC CON1IEST I , ~i i lFeb.19-c rman govern- .iial Essay onJ Somie Prase bHOLD FINALS IN MAY F nrollmnent, of more than 200 Michi- Sgan high schools in the "National SOratorical Contest," which is being herd c~ 1rAl es are in allui'oar over a ,"'l eaa net Dom(," mcandlal. Thle ter- m1 a; aite tapin...…
…PAGED SOUR HEMCIANDIYiIIX,1EBWR THE MICHIGAN DAILY I'TtlDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1 ' 4 V i- - , this and let Mitchell's ascendancy (ili e transformed it from an institution a natural death. of learning that was traveling an easy ________________road, into one of the distinctly ag- FAri g ~ i;x : { 'ear-i siIAKEand forward looking centers ( it~"14t~t-tlu~lain The report that the faculty of Newi-' of higher learning in the western U (jnference ...…
…FEBRUARY 20, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAIL\ ._.. - - - -~ - ~ i25 WOM[IN ASKED TO LAVESCHOOL FIgures Show 171 Women Students WithI Scholarship Below Average $0 ARE GRADUATED Statistics from the office of the dean of women concerning the scholarship of women show that 25 women were sent home and 2 cases are now pend- ing, from the college of Literature, Science and Arts. There are 92 wo- men on probation and 79 on warning, making a total of 171 ...…
…PAGE six: THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, PEBRUARY 30, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1925 ........,......4, w L um Aw .TM..__w__. ___.._. r..--.____ GRAPLERSFACE Illinois And Ohio, Fight qHD' OME ~ o r B ig T en C o u rt T itle B SE AL ' IB SIT 0 111ST~~ t E I YOFe l n t frf tpae ILIOSnODd~x ia~etna 5c hti s r loim. p INODhVEOAYO EDOFI ANK TE Illinois G 0 1.090 ,K i' ' j All athletic wctivities under the auspices of the B...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SETVN THE MIHIA-D IL-AG _V IFIE OLM 'LOST NEVADA CITY CLLOSES MS P.M. ADVERTISING AT3P.M. CLAIMED BY STATE Inauguration Setting Is Completed I I' I EURIOPE DERIVE~S A nxiericall iPhnn INOTICE EXPERT WATCH RE0PAIRI NG Arnold SMate sNOWetJeti lor 302 South tate FOR RENT---Single room for gentle- man. $3. 2960-A. 1203 Forest. PIO REINT ---Four or five room fur- i'd-fied apaiiii' ent, located t wo blocks Al't-hool...…
…PAGE E$IGIIT DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to tho President until. 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdayj" ! .l ame 6 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, ,1925 f Number 10:3 i To all muembers of the University: As Monday, February 23. is a legal holiday all classes will be suspended and:Iall University offices closed, The convocation called for Monda...…
… x DEDICATED TO JUSTICE 4.it i!3flfl ~Iati j MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 102 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENT LEGISLATulRE PAYS A Brilliant Career Co T IBUTETOB RTONWith the death of President Marion L. Burton, a brilliant c untimely conclusion. From the time of first assumption of a place in ITmen, he has been a significant influence in fostering the finest i...…
…PAGETWO THE -MICHIGAN, DAILY PAG TW ThRSDY, LiBltU.ARY 19, 1925 LOSS OF BURTON I FELT BY NATIN (Continued From Page One.) heart had ceased to beat, and that stalwart form, so wrecked and emaci- ated by the harrowing illness, lay still at last, peaceful in its release trom pain. Unclermined In health by his never- ending efforts in behalf of the Univer- sity to which he so unqualifiedly dei- cted his life, Dr. Burton was in no condition t...…
…THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1925 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THMM WILLAMS PEAK ON CITY ZONINGi Noted Autlirity Explains P~urpose and Legal Problemis Itating to City 1"lanzni WILL LECTURE TODAY -Frank B. Williams, noted zoning and city planning authority, delivered the second of a series of lectures on zon- ing at 4:15 o'clock yesterday in thej Natural Science auditorium. "Zoning," saidl Mr. Williams, "ac- cording to the city planner, is the put...…
…PAGE FOUIR THE MICHIGAN DAILY ____ THUIr I AY, FEBRUARY 19, 1925. ; , - -, __ rIra ginning his duties as an instructor, he ~' ~ wuiwd tot rd iu .ulties, since the -- _ __--- ____==---- ---__=-- - as practically new,, Ofi~r 'Pt~~ ' et .r ts thiest. ~ QI~t~t~ ~ d~roialinstructors. _________ ----- Professor Ziwet has been an exanm- 1 . l~A~cn~dPesixciusivday c' ! pie of a true scholar, one who W\aS t:~~i~ ~ ~ t ,,- a~~b~ tionlof all inews ...…
…19, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE II? 'I ii ) P-t ) ,r--- , - .-.. a DLTAGAMMA01CTOR OF BASKETBALL ROUND Deta Gamma, Cli Omega and the outlaw team came out victorious by large margins in the first-round games af the interhouse basketball tourna- ment which were played yesterday. g, Deta Gamma overcame the Sigma ' ppa team by a score of 40-2, and isplayed some excellent team work. pecial skill was shown by Alma rouse, '25, and Kathr...…
…PAG E SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THItItSDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Il o A 5 milli 111111111111 inu ..wrrr yauc All iffit _.." . L[ .,.. .. , WEEKEND CONTEST CALLED Off OUT OF RESPECT TO0 PRESIDENT UT-teriiz Is Aiamned Backfield Mentfor At Badger School RES-H TANK TEAM ILLINI WESTL[ g TO MEET VARSITY MEET CALLED gOff Non-A ecognitionFanTOH deI 9 oiE Gymnastic Sua, 'ISPOSIPflNIf I'(: I1FI to on of Soevera...…
…TIWRSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1925 THlE MICHIGAN DAILY r 1 by co)mlparison with earlier letters Ford Speaks he .> hangcsthat took place in H am il- 'I is the course of a few dlecades. Upon LC Wer I I liltorll,A.! Ford poinlted out, had(1 } > j l13(n auhitious from an early age t ~ e was a clerkIlie had am-, ons buiThey were those of a more ,! 1uro mind, rather than those of a Thal: Ajexan 1(MI E I itil ~ boy of 1thirteen. a grea^t infiucncee ( I...…
…PANE EIGHT M 4MIi M FAQ!ICIUT HURSAY' FERUAY 10 105 ____ THE MICHIGAN DAILY 19, D25 _ _ - . 'DAILY OFFICIA L DULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all nembers of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to tbo Presideut until j3:30 y. im. (11;30 a. m. Saturday. French 114: There will he a. new section (frPt tion} Tuesday and 'Thursday at. 9:00, for those students who could11 not get time. (l cards in 104 N...…
…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE 'it q l a u Ap :43 at MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXV. No. 101 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FI va E lNTs SENgATAPPROVES LEGISLATION FOR SALARY INCREASE VICE PRESIDENT, LAWMAKERS, AND CABINET MEWBERS WOULD BE AFFECTED' NO DISSENSION WILSON'S WOLVERINES WILL FURNISH MUSIC AT FROLIC Paul Wilson's Wolverines, the regular Union orchestra, has been selecte...…
…PAGE TWO TIE MICHIGAN DAILY WED:NESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1925 . ...... ..... . . . . ............ . _ 24 TF I . I ! Research 1'4ocety Holdsi Banquet Tonight to Commemorate Inception, ACUE >RFNOWN A.& ' uv , ' 17,IT 9 i.) -:an-j ty -naxe Ileg;ed cure for tubercu-, ''.s., used by 1401ger V ollgaard, pro- fessor of Jphysiology at the Royal Vet-I en nary and A gricul tural, College of Copenhagen, Denmark, is described by the National Tuberculo...…
…WIM~Ni'SDAY, FEBRUTARY 18, 192 i THE MICHIGAN DAILY A! TI. SKSCA RDER TO MAKE PROTESTM _Pre s id e n t of ?ttiIw a y A sso c iti m i To Fight Dlaekys . SUMMONS 43,000000 Washington, Feb. 17.-A call to th 43,000,000) daily electric railway rider of the united States to rise u an demand traffic congestion relicf wa sounded toay by J. N. Shannaa, president of th American Electri Railway association in conventio "Traffic congest11iois unsliena...…
…PAQH FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 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 credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoffice...…
…IWEDNESDAY, fEBRUARY 1, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 cI C ILWAVASK M MWA% & 's } E1 APPOINT NEW ICE- PRESIDENT OFLEAGUEk FORMER OFFICER TO ASSUME DUTIES OF CHARLOTTE BLAGDON+ Dorothy McFarlen, '25, was appoint- ed vice-president of the Women's League at the League meeting held Monday in Barbour gymnasium. She will assume the duties formerly held by Margaret Dixon, '25, who is act- ing as president of the League during the illness o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEIDNESDAY, FEBRUARlY 18, 19~25 . . . . .-,.. ......e.. ,.,.' ;. 1 uAInuMlMI1MO n ili . . ,.__ . '-N DlI Tankmen Hold 2 L MCHGA ARIYIILL Speed EWL Tral i TBLLVIIL BOW/LERSI1 FOR PURDUE TILVI In spite of the fact that Micigan's~ TO START TODA~ __________DEEAT NAVYTEAMI sw m m ng t anos dut l__ on in uRA IER~N TY B_________1 Coach MIaher 's Mlcii i1op~c to hevcnge lby two points in their dual mfeet last sn tU o iI pi...…
…WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 8EV i _ ._ coLUMN A"FI COLUMsN.j AT. RN.. 'ADVERTI SING AT 3 P.M, - ~LOST_____ ITET ETBDE LOST-Circular m osiac p in with (love LITET METBK R design and filigree border. IAberv- un! al reward. Phone 526--11. 721. For- UULWIBODY ONbil est Av'e. I IntramuralAI tems Professor Reate hs IJamined for flw the pupose of fomiliart- 'iing"Ithe future iteachters with the sulb- - l~resry ro ...…
…I 1'AGE 11011T THE MICHIGAN DAILY____ WEDYNES1DAY, FEBIRUAIY "1S, 1925 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN' Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to th 2Preident until 3:30 p. i. (11:30 a. in. Saturdarh Volumie 6 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUTARY 18, 192i Number l101 thilversity Lecture: Dr. Worthington C. Ford will lecture on "A Letter of Alexander Ham- ilton, and Hamilton's Influenc...…
…vy ('. ,._( E .:: . .. q .. y ", ':- ,. .. i ... .: ;:, xa :wri60i ,F h'n ';,.'2! r t+,! rt t yv 1'r. :.r, p u h w y Er o'. 3t ''4, Fla t . , ; .n .,, ., _ lv t:... .#, .. ., d 3v fit, ,y. s, ,i. ,, ,i .5. +r,- h"< . r(yrtx 'f4, l5 } IExtra Y r e Av A60F 464W 4ilt r 2k% m t U ttl Extra VOL. XXXV. No. 101 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDINESDAY, FEJ'BRU ARY 18, 1925 FIVE CENTS LONG ILLNESS ENDSINDEA TH ATHOME HERE DEVELOPMENT OF PLE...…
…PAGE t THE MICHIGAN ' DAILY THE MIHIGAN AILY ED)NI5SDAY; 1?ulBlUAltY 18, 19-5 i 2 TH ANN!VRSARY Research Society Holds Banquet Tonight to Commemorate Inception1 ACHIEVES RENOWN In commemoration of its founding' 25 years ago today, the Research club of the University will hold a banquet at 6:30 o'clock tonight in the Union. 1 All of the living members of the club,1 President Emeritus Hutchins, the Re- genrts of the University, and the pre...…
…WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1925 I SKS CARRDR R T KEPROTEST President of Railiway Association Issues Call to, Mobilize To Fighit D)eays SUMMONS 43,00000 Washington, Febt. 17.-A call to the Ji4 i,oo0,0Ot) daily electric railway riders ~or the United States to rise up and demandl traffic con gestion relief was :4soundeil today by J. N. Siannahan, fpresidtent, Of the American ElectricC j; Itatilwaiy association in convention "Traffic congestion is uns...…
…PAGhE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY I of the campaign against filth on the ' American stage. - While these two agencies are un- J'uf'i'd('eiymcxntg xcit lonaydoubtedly two of the most powerful t o{ ~'id at 'ui turuuonus in the cou~ntry, th~ tivu cant action taken by any grouiP and ,' tt'e po stoffce at Ann Arbor, ]~ ii'Ii ~ ~cc nd glass matter. Special. rate ~ ~ ganted by Thirdl Assistant Post aStir (,neral. Sub,, I ij'ioh, by carrier: $3.50; ...…
…?A©E it 4nNESDAY FEB~RUTARY 18. 1925i TEII MICHIGAN DAILY i '[[LFilaF.tJVFl AY .lt !'LLitrV iYA4a nuts avrv ! 1 ll.J tY 114.x! lAYl "l M/. a r - ____ - ..... i t .. .. .. , . _ PPINT NEW ICE- PRESINT OF LEAGUE FORMER OFFICER TO ASSUME DUTIES OF C(HARLOTTE BLA(4I)OiN Dorothy McFarlen, '25, was appoint- ed vice-president of the Women's League at the League 'meeting held Monday in Barbour gymnasium. She will assume the duties formerly held...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY . a. am. w3 o'' I I - _" i .... ... .. If ff wlIw~s - - ---5 ""'. .r . ...,., P Ihd A at tr 'w Met 1 Rio tato I teve Ig e 4;7.33;DefeaOtt Given By norfl(pj('Ilakle's PLAY HERE FRII)AY [ichlip,,ais Varsity liasliet hail sq nodl ret i4iiwi to InAn iArbor 3yes;terda v T ankmen Hold F TAI ipi Speed Trials: IL x' In spitn of the fact that Mlichigan's TO S A T TODAY _ _ MICHIGAN BOWL...…
…1," 1 ) N' THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE S 2RN 'THIS ITOW~ COLUMN LIA COLUMN CLOSES CLO1S[S A T 3 P.M C A DVE'RT2 SING AT 3 P.M. hoterl, Arthur ai ltle.Si: ire.- ,;nt ative. A rtiold ttSrifJvir :302 Sol lh;fate t r c~tleraf Ic rices mr~~aeit po ible ;ior all to have FRESh BIVINF. A:'',ARBOR FIL)RAL CO. 122 1. Libeorty. Phone 1630 . E 3 X :< c . a iift PT{ONE 8C6 T1:" f For TypewriterRearn (All nai{]) 4] Y y hSundstrand] and lcint:iabl...…
…PAGE IGHTr H IHGN DAL ____WDEDYF1R'~ S.12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication In the Bulletin is construtive notice to all -nembers of the University. Copy received bythe Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. :n. (11:30O a. m. Satrday Volume i WYEINESI)AY, FEBRUARY 18, 12 dubelr 101 Univiersity Lec tre: Dr. Worthington C. Ford wil lecture on "'A Letter of Alexander 1am- 11ton, and Hlamilton's Influence Upon Washigton"...…
…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE t ia :4axi MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 100 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENT= ..............._. . BUCKEYE QUINTET, SWAMPS MICHIGAN 1IN UNEVEN MATCH WOLVERINES UNABLE TO BREAK THROUGH 01110 STATE'S DEFENSE SCORE 32 TO 13 Defeat Puts Varsity Out of Conference Title Race and Places Ohio Among Leaders Columbus, O., Feb. 16, (By A. P.)- Ohio Sta...…
…PAGE TWO THE 'MICHIGAN DAILY 24 SHotelman, Coach GRADES OF ALL-A Liteary College Records Indicate Sophomores Lead With Seniors Last SHOW SLIGHT DECREASI' Marking a decrease of four student( from the total last February, a list is sued by the Registrar's office yester- day shows that 24 students in the Lit- } erary college achieved all-A scholar- ship records for the past semester. This decline, however, is offset by the, fact that three st...…
