…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1S: 192 THE ICHGAN AIL FRIAYFEBRARYRs;I I .. .. r r p I _ .......,.,. ~ ..r'"' j 0 9 ! s dtRi4 BMW= ;y x ,. i s BAN v t L' c ' m ~OLNDASUSPENDED FORFALR TO CLEA[ Suie reRrre To Wolverine I 1a)e DEIC IEIES; LESCHINSKY AD EDCAR LOSTK COMM'-' I7TTEE MAY W Nill Reqt*1ire Coupon REINTAT HO !Books For Mat Meet I (By Associated Press) New York, Feb. 17.-The st at us of St udents will be0 required to...…
…FRIDAY, PEIRUARY 18, 1927 TI-I MICHIGAN DAILY P PIN ILLINQIS FIVE LOOMS,' AS TITLE CONTEND~lOER ADVERTISING A \YANrl~EI LOS~T 1A01'Yt'l N)TIC E Urana T'eam Is Tied With Ioixa For 'third Place In Coniference Standing t7 FO~UR GAMESSATURDAY By its 46-32 victory over Northwes- tern Wednelsday night, Coach Craig Ruby's Illini quintet further compli- I cated the Western Conference basket- ball race and established Illinois on I- even terms ...…
…_________________________ THE MICHIGCAN DAILYFRAY E UAY1,I2 FRIDAY, FEBRITARY 19, 19227 D, AILY- OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constr'uctive notice to all membeilrs of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the IPres-i&-.t until 3:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten. VOLUMiE V11 FRIIDAY, FEB 1IW'A HY 1s, 1;;.'"rlI J ~ Delartment,,, College of Literature, Sciicol, ad ir~ e Arts: Because...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 r t ~AuiI MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 96 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, FEBURARY 17, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS WITHDRAWALOrF9ORDE BY BRITISH IS ASKE BY CHINESE IN NOTI DELEGATION .ENlS DEMAND T LEAGUE OF NATIONS SECRETARY ARTICLE X IS CITED Claims Order To Troops Is Violaioi Of vashington Agreement As Well As Ruling Of Covenant (y AAssociated Press) Geneva, .Feb. 16-The Chinese dele gat...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBURARY 17, SILO W SANDZEN WORKS iJisidilys Of house, IIioiua~, hiifl(i1) WOPfl rocks in the foreground~uard- smooth expanse of ocean. Wntson Also ~ii Exhibit Al; lug the entrance to trackless wastes "The Harbor" by Ernest Watson is Alumni )leniorial hail or shifting sands. rphere are also a cf brilliant colors delicately blPfl(Ied to nunxl)cr of gun factory scenes: "Cut- produce the sundown "afterglow" ef- LA...…
…PHY-SICSJJE[PARTMENT PROQUBESRAY TUBEE 'Vew Vwinnuu k ue I)ei eloped Byt= CeneraI ElctrieC (omniy, Pur- chase~d For Research '4Sork IS PLACEDON DISPLAY ' One of the new Coolidge cathode ray2 ir rn tubes which has been recently de- ,. Super1 Jirl veloped in the research laboratories ofh GeraElcic om nyad which has gained much notice of late, has been procured by the University =' yuality, for an investigation now being carried J y1" on by the d...…
…P'AGE FOURt THE MICHIGAN DAILY FTRSDAY, FEB11TrAI r 17 , 1927 Published every morning except Monday'l during the University year by the Boad in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial, Association.1 The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news' " dispatches credited to it or not otherwise creditd in this paper and the local news pub-1 lished therein Entered at the ...…
…FEI3URARY 1,12 17, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY fil i AML 111,P) D S S E O D o ed P r f ss rN O0 T I C E S oclok, chorus 12L In parlor, and "illl1IIIIIIIIJIIIIIII iI fiI1iIII11 f1lt iIIIiilIIIII PORTA HO CEN RAL OMMITEEchorus 9 in Sarah Caswell Angelli V assar College Dies' ai- Ne.ws of the death of Iuc( May~nard1ym mu tthtYWC thu' Alpha Pi o f the engage-' Salmo ma co fha~~yS E L Ya a- aent of Alice Kellogg, '28, to Fred-i II garage. .:I ho...…
….. THE MICHIGAN DAILY lr1-ii-ISDAY, FEBURA'Y _. _. _.. , ...1 o L SUZANNE SPOILS EUROPEAN TOUR I olverine H ckev Team I e TodxA FRESHMAN WRESTLERS VICTORS #I PVRDUE'S SHOOTING DEFEATED MICHIGAN' i xv Lil ti A0 ' n d An' t v 4 .0 ky tAT DETROIT A. C. TOURNAMENT _ r Wisconsin A n innesota Seres Two Boilermniker Forwards Seemed T e a o i s. To Be Unable To Miss Basket In 2 . Second half Of Attack} MVATIIERTELLS OF GAME n Puru well-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,h THRIETEAMS STAND I LT ' CO-----M---- OUT FO CAGE TITL CLOSES CLOSE Fraternities that have not as yet AA DV'ERTISING Purdue Has Easy End Of Schedule Yet bowled in the first round of the i"ter- To Play; Michigan, Wisconsin I fraternity bowling contest may do so , . i k I 1 WANTED LW) M 1(TIRt M race "vere '.Uests INDIANA NEARS LEADERS Locked in a )triple 'tie for first place in the Western Conference has- ket ba...…
…________________________________TI-L IE iV14CIGAN DAILY TUSAFBTAY1,12 TTT?"I.-'TAY, F;:1;"?'..AR1" ; 1 nni DAILYOFICIAL BULLETIN. Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of JFellowslilp in Biology : There will be one or two fellowships at $1,000 per year each openl to students in Biology who are interestedl in doing half-time work on a re- search problem in animal genetics in my laboratory during two years beginn...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Orr, -dimL t r t att MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIL No. 95 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS Iw/ ww s 1_ 1 11®IIi FRENCH NOTE REJECTS AMERICAN PLAN FOR NAVAL DISARMAMENT MINISTER BRIAND FAVORS ACTION BY LEAGUE OF NATIONS; SEES ALL NATIONS INVOLVED JAPAN FAVORS PROPOSAL Premier Urges Naval Construction Although Representatives Will Attend Conference (B...…
…___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___THE MICHIGAN .DAILY YALE~ DODOMOIFE R 'egents Select McMurry To Aid Pill FBOfP flIRfl In Taking Land Survey Of Northern, State Area i e f ULLV I 1Vig [UiIIUU1U II x i neot~lg 01the Uoara 01 {e~entAin response to the Sug- NEW HAEN, Conn., Fe b. 15 fc ll of the state departmnent of Modifications inl the regulations gcv- c_ Profl Jl~. K. C. MVcMurry, ('2n71711adml'ission to Yale un1yciII "ctanhy departmntn, was hai...…
…ARY 16, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILYS . Aeronautical Department Will Offer New Two Hour Course To All Students hn order to satisfy the request of ir. i, c rsa \.1 i7 I n Ur- mnerous studIents who wish to take versit.y (!cT rngw1l ot'i9'.. :ly ,aeronautical courses without entering conncthm vt the Naval Asir re- into the aeronautical engineering cur- sere. riculum, the University has arrang- T' whh will be taught ed to offer a course on aviation,...…
…PACE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNE1 S.Y, lI13RtAM- Y1(', 192 Near 14 meast ems to assume a more, sobraspect. For a week, Minister Chen has Published every morning except Monday during-the University year by the :Board in, threatened to cease negotiations if Control wf Student Puhlicrathins. British troops were landed at Shang- Members of Western Conference Editorial hal. This would seem to indicate that The University plans to celebrate ...…
… T ]F MCLIICN DAIY PAGE FP 1 s. ,X t h r f l . / i 1 f lv) tfi I iW iO L FIA S George Washington' CHINESE STUD ET-N Tb NOTE QU NESS IN.RMRA I SParty To Be Fi rst' ALL AROUND AII'I MRCN Acts itv O1 Leaguie R"AXmrican womenl have a more th,, Amcr''n s,vo ' O~ l- WIL BI IN 011ON AY 1carrefree attitude t award hic1_fE, in gefler S- ' , i- hig;h DiieTaslioAadB~ols Co rg(- Washington's birthday and ali, than twe ha VE, said shal lingn 1Ki T...…
…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,o. r'_ . \I' F':1 1_; 1)_il-, h1:I3h1':11.1" ti, }f)? i TH ICIANDIL. -DLSA, yU} AP p III r -... .. r.... .,........ ... -- . ' _ 0 S ,M E3 N D arsity Matm~n To l STAAR FIRST BASEMAN - Meet Ohlio Satu rday- VICTORIOUS ROAD TRIP'n Yost Field House ~ 1I~~~ ~ ~ ipittFnr Coach Keen's Varsity wrestlers will FACES TRADITIONAL. HOODOO Wol erlle; SI~hsb~, liriell meet their secondl real test of the pres- Spindle ...…
… 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SIX NATIONAL LEAQUE CLUBS LOOK TO RECRUITS FROM MINORS TO FILL WEAK SPOTS;_.MACKADDS VETERANS With the exodus of major league mings from the Wheeling club of the clubs to southern training camps this New York-Penn Circuit; and Sanford week, interest of fans is focused on Hamby of Norfolk. the attempts of at least six National l In the Boston Braves' squad, Lance League teams to realize measurably, Richbourg, hard hitt...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'WEMNESDAV, FE RUARZY 16, Fraternity Presidets: You are requested to call at the Office of the Dean of Students, Room 2, University Hall, Wednuesdlay, February 16. Kindly be prepared to fill out the fraternity report for the first semester, including the following informa- tion : (1) Names of new oficers for second semester. (2) Name of the chairman of the Alumni Committee and his addrss. (3) Faculty advisor. (4) Names of...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 s f r iAz u 4:3 AN 0 MEMBER ASSOCIATED, PRESS VOL. XXXVIT. No. 94 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS v SIMPSON1 INSTITUTE IS FORMALLY DEDICATED BY RECENTCEREMONY NEW UNIT WILL BE USED FOR RESEARCH IN fELD OF PERNICIOUS ANEMIA SLYFIELD PRESENTS GIFT Mrs. Catherine McDonald Simpson Gives Building; Little, Christian And Cabot Speak Culminating lengthy and elabora...…
…ETWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY . _.,. ,.._._ --- m--- -.-. . -,.r- i '1 pIWILL HOLD CNTS THE DAILY WINS ',Law Professors rNATIONVAL AADIn Writing 1 Nw TiII~a , i 11(1 i t.7 oSpax oiher o;1i' ~ ~ +. t olii haIa l I anhs 'tI ou professors 01f1the Lai 1-i ' " O11001, 1'' 2121 Sl ( :i ( it i)o oof erit in2 fl~arper's Magazine offr al Ii t -j r lnl 'l prize of $500, a second pieo ~UL< *:,(~' 'ieo tthe1 and a third ?prize of $00flor t;i~he"o- 1 l1002...…
…,RY 15, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE RY 15, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY NOMEMWOMMMMMWAMN osptt, a Pit're A ttracts EL t west wing. Aiding in the work of equipment, at $54,226.28. Insurancef has been: claimed by the University. removal were firemen, police officers, :o the amount of $35,000 did not. caver jIt is estimated that it will cost $224,O0 lc tars, internes, nurses, orderlies,4 otindations, although that amount to replace the...…
…PAtGE Fr 'rk ITHE VMTCI-TTAM DATT Y TTTc).)A . r, $.TT~K!,ARV 19- 14 - - ... *Va%..*1L 1 11 1 1 VLFA..V L1 S.L.1.1 l C-AK) )11_I 1 , 11 R tjI k :k 1L T t:), 10. ~I~g I it~i~xn aiI~ Ipaner ts ofthe bill in the Hlouse to amend the me'sure, event if it cannot Published every morning except Monday bRNOLd I hohnono eea dtuiiig the -university year by the Board in Washirgf on observers , however, it is Vnont-)l of Student Publications. ut.p::il...…
…rTUESDAY, FEBRUTARZY 15, 192? I 111111 INV III riamm ""m ... . TI- ~4 ~ ~''~ P ACE FIV GIVES JAPANESE VIEW ON IMMiGRATION LAW: .w.......r+......._J ._ .. E, . . i { .,y i , ( 7 Ib! #9 J 3 r , , 9 i 2 {^IX.~o ia' i ; . _;3ii i t ., i N C) I:1 ig'iil11i4,s for women in1 11! Jior ' 'C iis' play are 1now 11x;'l_1Cby the Committee !'' ,c t ' 3 I"(':1 x+21 fl of Elsie lIs KE-aal, Tokyo F.W. Worker Ev~,ra, 2. l:ry womnan tak- Of Atti...…
…P'AGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY., FEBRUARY 1:, 1927 I Ir /1! en rs*+ y y .w' y b ) i i i a _ MN ti ..w.,,....a. . . ... ,w"......r.... "' orM,'J ".9 7 i ka- r9 F ......... -mm - - 11% - F-. - IL TN LEA AT _, ;J Q ; ; _, run ' a TONIuT WOLVEINES MUST WIN'] __e®.EI om s® t adn"Ta ci ln1rsln IGTEN STANDINGS L1otn gJgsfR1ngrea TEM WNS Mchi n yretlig 10AFIIiIFh i GA.L.rx In Race For 1927 Swin-ring ChampionshipsFRO-...…
…,.Oo T'UESDAY, IFEBRUARY 15, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY !WOMEN pllmljNrmvmmmj GORMAAN MAKES NEW HAR ~rt -- MARKIN 440 RACE (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Feb,,14.-Charles Gor-' nian, of St. Johns, New Brunswick, today clipped- one second from the- world's record for the 440 yard skat- ing event. He won the race, :35 3-5. The previouis record, :36 3-5 at SarnacI; lake in 1792-4.1 Gormnan'S now record was estate-(1 hiled inl connection with...…
…T CIF EIGTT THE MICHIGAN JDAILY T' TPE-'AV. TFEBRUA'RY 15. _1 -- -- ..* - DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive nlotice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten. pm pls fl.I iim i U2 diat . nsb~u I 1 iven to (on;lett _ ra S' iCords. > .i~H< 1 1 ~ 2 wii ll aeet :is followxs: V 12. 1 N. ,.I 3.1'1'.1'ij...…
…SOUVENIR 4iatvt~MDIH HOP EXTRA ti DTO OL. XXXVI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATU RDAY, FEBR U ARY 12, 1927 PRICE TEN CENTS -HOP IS BRILLIANT AFFAIR PUBLICITY MANAl[R LAUDS PEDFODMANIC OF MIMETIC TROUPE SECRET PRACTICE WHIPS MEN INTO GOOD SHAPE AFTER STRENUOUS EXAMS IS LAST PRESENTATION eewis, Diminutive Star Of Forward Wall To Attempt Repetition Of Role That Made Him Famous By Henry Flat denial that the 21st annual Michigan Union opera, "Fro...…
…P A G E T W O THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1927 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1927 0144 Iffdrigan Uai ,,--m.- EDIT OR 1 0 lROL J. H. CHAMBERLIN 1A ROL Music and Drama - - - -- - - - - - .......... _..-G R E T A Assistants GARBO N. J. Smith, Morton Icove, Melford HERE Vanik, Harvey Gunderson, Henry Thurnau, Robert Gessner, Joseph This is the anniversary of the birth- Brunswick, Paul Kern, Archie Robin- day ...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P A G E T H R E E SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE PROMINENT JUNIORS LEAD GRAND MARCH Miss Helen Belcher, '28, and Thomas ..tg' Winter, '28, led the 1928 J-Hop grand a. -' march tonight. Miss Belcher is the fourth university woman to lead the Miss Belcher has been prominent in campus activities. Last year she was in the Sopohomore circus and this year she is the leadin...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1927 AfMIING THSPRESNTPoel Mr. and Mrs. Chester M ONE OF THE THREE ORCHESTRAS AT THE HOP (tuests---The Mises Dorothy Milly tContinued from Page Three) trosse Point; Margaret Meyer Sag as';Hlnen Payette, Grand Rapids 1s idos; Evelyn Jordan, Sandlwirh, On.;,Ktaherine Bird, Anns Arbor; Dorothy Kate Truesdall, Toledo; Ihelen Itadol- Poriz, lBucbanan; Pauline Dexter, A1'_ r +1 phi, Iowagiac; Il...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P A G E F I V E FEMORFUST~ LEWITO DANCE U AGAINAS 'JUNE' (Continued from page four) Buetler, Detroit; Grace Gollett, De- troit; Mary Downs, Ann Arbor; Lu-r ella F. Eriksen, Frankfort; Bernard Mohler,tYpsilanti; Bernice Michezyn- ski, Detroit. Booth No. 12-Literary Independent No. 2. Patrons-Prof. Walter E. Pillsbury and Mrs. Pillsbury. Guests-The Misses Dorothy Atkins, Bay City; Lucille Acker,...…
…P AG E S I X THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1927 SINCERITY IN Quality & Service U TTLE LUNCH EASE--COMFORT --ASSURANCE VARSITY SERVICE O EIan; Ellen Johnson, South Bend, Ind.; Smith, Detroit; Belva Tibbals, Ann VEDE ARE SOME MO Helen Krane, Detroit; Lois Markham, Arbor; Josephine Welch, Detroit; Ann Arbor; Gertrude Rae, Jackson; Margart Whiting, Cheyenne, Wyo.; (Continued from page five) Katharine Smith, New York, N. Y.; Ger...…
…S.ATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 192.7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P A G E SE VE N FIFTEEN MEN COMPOSE THIS YEAR'S HOP COMMITTEE I CTo{wearfor " f. A ancki °*InC. A delightful brogue effect in tan boarded calf THE HENDON The Middle Room with Greenwood and Kilgore The fifteen men pictured above are members of the 1928 J-Hop committee. They ,are: top how, left to right, Harold Philpott, '28A, Charles Robinson, '28E, Clarence Houck, '27P, Raymond Baer, '2...…
…P AGE E IGH T THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1927 AS T T T LEAST Guests-The Misses Jeanette Badg- troit; Opal Fierce, Fairview, W. Va.; Booth 48-Sigma Nu Fond, Detroit; Margaret Buck, To- er, Findlay, O.; Melvina Braun, Ypsi- Justava Gess, Detroit; Cynthia Hawk- Patrons-Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mc- ledo; ; Florence Knapp, Detroit; Alice lanti; Kate Brennan, Mt. Clemena, ins, Montclair, N. J.; Carolyn Kelly, Lean, Ann Arbor; Mr. and Mrs...…
…SOUVENIRMONG HOP EXTRAt i ttt EDI TI ON VOL. XXXVI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SA TURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1927 P IR CE T'EN C E N T S FESTIVE GAYETY MARKS HOP OIRLS ATTENDING UOP EVD[NCE PREFERENCE FOR LONGER TRESSES DETAILS OF WOMEN'S DRESS SUPPLIED TO REPORTER BY FEMALE OBSERVERS SHAWLS REMAIN POPULAR As the Grand March Was Concluded Beau Brummel III Advises Girls Who Wish To Be Different Not Tock } Attend Annual Dancea By Beau Brummel III Bob...…
…P A G Ed T W O fIwIrhdi!3an 4Ja i tij J. T1. ('iIAMI3ERIIN N. J. Smith, Moron on 1001'.Melford'( Vanik, llarve(y (1a11d(rson,. 11(11y Thurnan, 1R01)r11 (100111 , .Jose1p1 Bruns1wic'k, Paul Kern, Archie obi0n1- s011,(Calvin Patterson, Smithl 1H. (ady. llt't'iC1+7 11.AN ALEJR Assistants Thomnas If. Sunderlandi, Edward1 I lolse, Ray X Vchter, XX lillilmlS1)n111(, 1111r01(1 11 ley, IRichard Meyers0, Dog- 111sFtiller, Christophor Peters. SATI'IIDA....…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P A G E T H R E E SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE PROMINENT JUNIORS LEAD GRAND MARCH Miss Helen Belcher, '28, and Thomas. - Winter, '28, led the 1928 J-Hop grand ," march tonight. Miss Belcher is the fourth university woman to lead the Hop : Miss Belcher has been prominent in campus activities. Last year she was in the Sopohomore circus and this year she is the leadin...…
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…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Fril Mnr II~T ALEWISTO DANCE rUT ~I~fL ULOIO AGAN AS 'JUNE' (Continued rom page four) Buetler, Detroit; Grace GolettD(- trit; Mary tDowns, Ann Arhor: La- a ella F. Eriksen, Frankior ;tBernard7' Mohler, Ypsilanti ; Bernice Mish(zyn-5T sid, Detroit. Booth No. 2-Literary Independent No. 2. Patron-Prof. Waler E. Pillshury and Mr. Pillshury. Guest-Thie Mioes Dorothy Atkmns ay City; Lucill...…
…P A G E S I X THE, MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1927 SINCERITY IN Quality & Service UTTTLE LUNCH EASE--COMFORT--ASSURANCE VARSITY SERVICE IERE ABE SOME MORE (Continued from page five) lan; Ellen Johnson, South Bend, Ind.; Smith, Detroit; Belva Tibbals, Ann Helen Krane, Detroit; Lois Markham, Arbor; Josephine Welch, Detroit; Ann Arbor; Gertrude Rae, Jackson; Margart Whiting, Cheyenne, Wyo.; Katharine Smith, New York, N. Y.; Gert...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 19 27 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P A G SEV E N FIFTEEN -MEN COMPOSE THIS YEAR'S HOP COMMITTEE 'Totwear- o" ,('en 1 1iancterIc A dclightful brogue. u eff ect in Ian boarded calf THE HENDON s' The Middle Room with Greenwood and Kilgore The fifteen men pictured above are members of the 1928 J-fHop tcommittee 1Tfey art op bow, left to tight, Harold Philpott, '28A, Charles Robinsott, '2fE, Clatrence tHoutck, '271, IfRaymontd faeet' '...…
…PAGE EBIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1927 IBiAST Guests-The Misses Jeanette Badg- troit; Opal Fierce, Fairview, W. Va.; Booth 48-Sigma Nu Fond, Detroit; Margaret Buck, To- er, Findlay, O.; Melvina Braun, Ypsi- Justava Gess, Detroit; Cynthia Hawk- Patrons-Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mc- ledo;; Florence Knapp, Detroit; Alice lanti; Kate Brennan, Mt. Clemens; ins, Montclair, N. J.; Carolyn Kelly, Lean, Ann Arbor; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robins...…
…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE C, r Sirp ~Iatij MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 110 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS __ ..,. I 3 1 1 MAC CONTROL OF EXTENSION SYSTEM MENACED BY BILL! Loses Again PROVIDER $4,W)INCREASE COUNTY Atx-iE P'ROG RAM FOR I FOLLOWS CONFLICT Would Allow Operation of System Without Farm Bureau Contributions Lansing, Mich., Feb. 27. (By A. P.). -Comple...…
…PAGE TWO THE- MICHIGAN DAILY ,SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1323 .l?': ll?" nkii . 01 u<' 5041s~k; b'°I(.Et1tI The y17 4 "QftVhitll ."p~e 21,,.<M ''b anI1 some edifice which will house the twoM local Masonic lodg'es in the future. More than 650 visiting and local Masons and their friendls attended tile banquet last evening, which was prob.- ably the outstanding event on the deg'-I ication 'r gram Pen. J. Henderson of Bay City, most worshipful g...…
…SATURDAY, I-ElBtUAR Y 28, 112-, THE MICH-IGAN DAILY rPAUT, a.., ._ FOR ISCHO~nAHSHIP A " 0TIG P0OOSIION" Gift --(a of ex-Senator (G uggeeiheihll 5ed 0 A Ire:O for Study JS MEMORIAL TO SON ,- aI~eu: iiisn g i(he 11 odes Scholar- ; , a °lti 1fl hit d il, Smon ('ogg <i]'ieim - ri 1nier UitiIed St:i a soel t oi, Ild his h4 ^. ile, have anliounco(l a jp:i.1:111 iN'. -gi ft of $3,0100 1000 or he ndiowmea l::>::ll ~O1 ' 1 C £1)O i ilon (:I gge...…
…PAE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association:'i" The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to thi 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 postoflice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, ...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY E8, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAIL\ °A #!g P'Y .. ,,. _ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1925 ~AOU mu ( I IV" in RVA z ) ._ FRESHMAN WOMEN To HOLD MISS MEETING Freshman women will assemble for an all freshman mass meeting to be held at 5 o'clock, Tuesday, March 3 ine University hall. At this meeting plans will be made for the annual Fresh-I man Pageant to be given in May, and a general chairman for the pageantz wvili be elected f...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN ]DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1925 o _ -._--- COACH MATHER'S FIVE CONFIDENT OF VICTORY OVER CARDINAL TEAM ICardinal Star ' 'ftIIMjftSIl .heads Badgers !uMore Than 00 Athletes Enter MANN " : UVIIIIILIU In Illinois Relays At Urbana IhI~hhEJO fiMFF I e-A + . . .. i *Vlvrines Sclied uled 'ToIslay 'iIn. *Iuai t "Bloomiingtoni Monday CHERRY NOT TO FLAY FENL'IN(x TIeamii l ,Bu aek Iiidi vidutiIl~ IMICI I A N FA...…
…SATURLDAY FEBRUARY 28, 1925 THE MICH--IGAN DAILY PAOB SEVEmN i COLU N LCIFIEUIN NT3.. ADVERTISING IT3PM -NOTICE TRY OURB New W~ay 'Toasted Sai wic;l1O5. IUes you ever ate. Art Fountain ? . Occupation Army d A isr arr rrro~rnr. r ra.rr~s r ~ 'll~ (Ji~Q 1 (si ed t'adlirtis- lug is : a k b.*i i llctyo4)11na y fiord what y ou ltavt1 los, ret llflwhatt yon Lhaive foiiii, be IfnormIled of -where to buay IvIut you wamt, and4 to sell wh...…
