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…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1925 DALQOPCILBULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice tv all membersi of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m.,(11:30 a. m. Saturday& Volume y SUiNDAY, MARCH 22, 1923 Number 1219 Vu~lversity Senate: The third regular meeting of the University Senate for the year 1924- 192,' scheduled for Monday, March 23, will be postponed one day...…

… PAGE EIGHT _______ THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCh 24, 1925 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received b~' the Assistant to th. Prea'dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. ni. SaturdaYh Volume 5 TUIES1)AY, MARCh 21, 192~ Number 130 1 University Senate: The third regular meeting of the University Senate for the year 1924- 1925 will be held in Room C, Law Buil...…

…PAGE 'EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY i1EDNisIDAl, MAR C I 5 .. DIL OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all memnbers of the University. Copy received by tho Assistanut to tho FPresident until 3:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdayh Volume 6IIVEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1925 -iumbehr 131 Tu the Deans: There will be no Conference of the Deans on Wednesday, March 25. A. 11. Lloyd. Non~ce to all Members of'ihe University:...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. MARCH 26.,92 __ _ . _ _. -----.-._..._._i_ . i DALiFIILBLEI Publication ibln the Bulletin is constructive notice tos all members of the University. Copy received by tho Assistant to th. P.zeti'dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday, Volume 6 THIURLSDAY, MARCHII:'G, 1925) Numnber 132 C'ontlrlibutors to the Ilnder: Hereafter all mfanusc:rip~t which is to be' read before t he group must. be le...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1925 DAILY OFFICIAL B ULLETIN Publication .in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all :nembers of the University. Copy received by the Assistent to the Prey'Gent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdava Volume 6 FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1925 Number 133 I amendments to the constitution must be submitted in writing at this meet- irng. Arthuar It. Turner, lPre,4ifcit. ! Rho (Ch;Prize: All freshme...…

…PAGR EIGH'T THE MICHIGAN DAILY WIIAT'S GOING ON Plans R~ SATURDAY, AR\TCIT28, 1925 'r I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Faculty Favor Union Chance eeconstruction Of Devastated City , ,, Ntcsto appeair in this column mutst Publication In, the Bulletin is constructive notice to all miembers of the University. Copy received by the Assistcut to the Foeslent until 3:30,D. M. (11:30 a. m. SaturdayA 'olnurn fi SATUIAY, :MARCH 28,192, Ntinbier I...…

…0 f PAGE zEIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY STUNDAY, MART-l 2.1. 1929 I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLESTIN Publication in the .Bulletin is constructive notice to all memnbers of the University. Copy received by the Asisteut to the 'esident until. 3:30 'P.mi. (11:30 a. Mn. Saturdayv Volume"& SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1924 Number 131 i. Slated For German Presidency NewsI i ~roan Other C ;olleges jl+ { f { Tfo the Deans: There will be a conference of the...…

…PAGE ICIGAT THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGI IhG~t ___TH MIHIGN DIYTUMSDAY, MArC0T1. 1925 DAILY' OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication 'in the Bulletin is constructive notice ter all members of the University. Copy received b), tbo. Assistant to the ":PLC dent until 3:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. wn. Saturday* Volume I TUESDAYF, MARCH 31, 1925 '1uibelr 135 To the'Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans Wednesday, April 1, 1925, at 10 A. M., in the Presi...…

…Feature Section <L Ar Ar t g an Ap juatt Feature Section VOL. XXXV. No. 111 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1925 EIGHT PAGES ice.+w_- GLIMPSES OF COS OPOLITAN TALENT rA'- _&,G 4 ,q Annual International Night Entertainment, Sponsored By The University Cosmopolitan Club, Will Be Presented Thursday Night At Hill Auditorium Students Of Many Nations Join With Outside Artists In Offering Acts Typical Of Native Countrie...…

…THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE CPLEADS FOR AMERICAN is OLLOWING is the complete text ed the Great War. When victory had failures can not but be accounted useful of the inaugural address which been , fully secured, we withdrew to and an immeasurable advance over was delivered by President our own shores unrecompensed save threatened or actual warfare. I am Coolidge at the Capitol yester- in the consciousness of duty d...…

…Feature Section i:l - r Ar AV 4iltr t g an Ar att Feature Section VOID. XXXV. No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, '; UNDAY, MARCII 8, 1925 EIGHT PAGES MICHIGAN'S LI LvrEN IN KIEV 4l-T An Outline of the Work Accomplished by the Funds Raistd on the Campus Last Year for the European St udent Relief Instances of Privations Suffered by Russian Students in Their Struggle for Learning Further Relief Shown in Conditions Prevalent in Fo...…

…Feature Section Ar 4ir 4AF 4kor attu Feature Section VOL. XXXV. No. 123. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, sun1--XDA, . :i 1, 1925 EIGHT PAGES JUN10I GI X0 r a " - d, ar h: :.v - ptt.....r1oL-i' P L IN SPAIN 4,T Tuesday Night is Date Set for Premier of Annual Junior Girls' Play This Year's Production has Settings in Ann Arbor and Northern Spain Work of Months Nears End as Finishing Touches are Added to Musical Show Spanish Atmosp...…

…t. j Feature Section i:l r Ar ~Iaiog Feature Section w VOL. XXXV. No. 129 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1925 EIGHT PAGES __ i DISTURBING F" . . rm9rom CA U 0 s of the PAST ____ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ____ ___ ____ ___ _- ti? %P Legend Concerning Old Statue of Benjamin Franklin Which Once Decorated The Campus Leads To Ar °chaeological Investigation of Debris Beneath University Hall Early Swing-Out Pra...…

…Feature Section Y 41v juattij. Feature Section VOL. XXXV. No. 135 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAUCI 29, 1925 EIGHT PAGES 0OUw A 1 4 F ^' :r Y , _~ , p 'V Jy y,' i h.3 uG! f 11" p CLUB, "i Sutton Vane's.Weird Masterpiece Will Be Presented April 1 acd 3 at the Whitney Theatre g Wednesd Will Open First Amateur Production of the PNay Which Delighted New York and London. ay's Curtain Daniel Quirk and Paul Stephenson Direct th...…

…P'AGE TEN SNAMRH1 95TEMCIA AL THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1925 0 * e j to 'designs of Professor Rousseau. Appropriate Cerem onies W il 1'1 uxiliary light is furnished liby six Huge electroliers. Two are. hung i ~~~~~~~he. transcept and four suspended overW-Srra4s n3fis catr s sanhfnihed in silver anal Ded ca e ew at olc C ap l i onze anal are fitted with stained ........................................................................…

…THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 19 PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY ._ - STE ARNS WATCHES COOLIDGE RENEW OT fOfIE OAT OFOFC THE SEVEN AGES OF COOLIDGE Ittlatute Friend a ud Supporter When President Takes Vows N ear ADVISOR TO EXECUTIVE' When President Coolidge took the oath of office yesterday, near at hand Was a man, a little under medium height, rather portly, and slightly gray, who was thinking even though not saying; "I told you so." That man is Fra...…

…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARC1H 8, 1925 MICHIGAN DAIL SUPPLEM EN T to the Students Directory A Abbott, liariete H, '27, 1414 Washtenaw, Muskegon, 2570. Albano, Ifelen, grad., 1421 W. Liberty, Flushing, 2538-. Allen, DeLeslie, '28, 337 Thompson, Detroit, 1198-M Alman, Walter H, '28, 806 Sybil, Canton, Ohio, 212-M Aralr, Jo eph A, '26, 607 E. Liberty, Leadville, Colorado, 1367-B. Arnbutite, Uta, '28, 1015 E. University, Hastings,...…

…t. :*0, 5 t k. 'Tyti PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 1925 i,; Castles In Spain Junior Girls, Builders ', i .. The Director 1 By Valentine Navies Any new spirit in the theatre is anI asset. This is even more true when zealcus youth replaces settled middle age in the direction of a productionI which has the unavoidable tendency to become traditional, even in plot and detail. So the coming of Amy Loomis to the Junior Gir...…

…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7.TARICII 22, 1 )2- , SUNDAY, MARCh 22, l~25 Japan's Imperial University at Tokyo Life at the Non-Co-educatonal Institutions of Old Japan-Habits and Customs of the Rising Generation There as Compared With Our Own 1 . k+ 4 Students from all parts of Asia as- sen:ble each April in Tokyo to attend the Universities for which Japan is famous. Tokyo-is one of the world's great capitals, so these students find much ...…

…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1925 _ _ 1 -1 Students to As the Chilean climate is ratherI temperate we do not wear raccoon coats. Therefore, we have no colleges.{ However, we have students, who at- tend the secondary schools and the University. The licea or secondary school is a six year condensation of the American High School and Col- lege, with the virtues of these and none of their defects, but with many defe...…

… SUNDAY, MTARZCH 1, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY =PAGE 3ELE T aw h id e ia man Standing, feebly waving a flag.i In the tent which had blown half- es T ~ e ta ~ 's .i.. i a<nswvered his wuave andllsaw in over onl its sde, the resc nes found o e t O oec ot a' fito his knees, then rise and stag- six men. One of his comrades wIasi sot ger down toward the beach. As their thought to have died that morning, o ti ~ small boat touchedI the shingle, he to...…

…THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN senators and attaches, contained ing at the Capitol, and led the way Dawes committee, for which its chair- snore than 700 persons on the floor, brack to the White House by way of Great Successes In Politcs n la g eyresponsible, as done \U with many o them necessarily stand- Pennsylvania avenue. Senators filel more than any other undertaking to ng back to the chamber to consier exe- I...…

…'SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -PAGE ELENEN i-I \ 3ports y ° "" -- - The Cauldron ByI.I.S 4'Rough tactics" is a term which M]ras.;served generation after genera- lion, with alibis for athletic defeats. So mnuch has it been used, however, that its use has been outgrown byj every self respecting writer. Inter-I collegiate athletic contests are played by full grown men, capable of taking care of themselves ;presuimably, and w...…

…SUNDAY, AIARCF-I 1Fr, MT, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y5AG ELVWN Ri in Stravinsky- Composer or Musical Roughneck? hpeaks queen bee with the destruction of the emppOnent male, her lover, in the dy heig thereat if it will!" This completely -this vital energy, this ferocious When Igor Stravinsky was first misinterprets Stravinsky, at least the lyricism, have served me as a sort of approached with offers to come to our Stravinsky revealed to us la...…

…I SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1925 PAGE ELEVEN WQ W Sports www i NORTHWESTERN PLANS MAGNIFICENT NEW STADIUM FOR USE IN 1926 SEASON Sports as S - I. ,. >4 ;. The Item Irish Engdahl knocked out Swede O'Brien in the fourth round of their fight last night at the Rose Garden after a fast and furious brawl. As Bugs Baer Would Write It Swede O'Brien got socked last' night. After stumbling ...…

…SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN PAGE ELEVEN SPOKE CONTINUES TO HIT DOUBLES Indian Chief Explains Vaule Of Two Baggers f. ,a , , V ;, & 5 + Ie. 1 . _f I AS.-Im 4 P(~ELVO Y )o Ct5 3 h r ', ' S.' :, t t ;; *k t :,}, i I TIGERS MAINTAIN 1924 LINEUP THE PRIVATE LIFE OF A CHA 4. Failure To Make Good Trade Hard On Detroit Interviewer Obtains Real View Of ' With practically no changes 'in does not handle his yo...…

…PAGE TWELVE Education In Italy Dur Thousand Years' De The Country of National Control in Universi est Educational Institution of ,H It is not possible to understand the history of the universities of Italy without knowing something of the history of modern Italy-of this new nation only a little over half a century old, born from the chaos of the Middl3 Ages, and freed from the dismemberment and oppression of many foreign usurpers after a l...…

…PAGE TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTTT'RST)AY, MARCH , 1925 T HE..I C.,.A N.D A .. ,,_,,._,._A V M ATi__ i_ _ . - . - . .. +i" l] 1 } 2Yl <.1 LLl.: is I. lk .Ld4'j x COOLID0GEPLEADS FOR AMERICAISM (Continued from Page Nine) enshrined in our Constitution, all these need constant effort and tireless vigilance for their protection and sup- port. In a republic the first rule for the guidance of the citizen is obedience to law. Under a despotism...…

…PAGE TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1 93I . .. .+ Books and Writers + ' *+++ Barren Leaves THOSE BARREN LEAVES. By Aid. o0s Huxley. 1925. New York. George It. Doran Co. $2.50. "Ile is grandson of Thomas Huxley, the great Huxley, nephew of Mrs. Humphrey Ward, and grand-nephew of Matthew Arnold. He spends half the year in Italy, the other half in England, and writes all the time. From study he nearly lost his eyesight. . ....…

…PAGE TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 1925 University Life- ussian Philosophy-Broadly Speaking Behind the Scenes in Russian Dormitories-Where One Bed Does A Campus Pessimist Airs His Views on Life et al. For Three and the Price of a Book is 10,000,000 Rubles ing to Contribute Further if Desired Will Be Will- Life is too short .to make action worth while. If man attempts the ac- quisition of power, if he drives his creativ...…

…PACE TWEI.VE THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 192) +~ + * * ooks and Writers JI .L L +i7g *' ' i W t 01 Course... THE G RE EN HAT, by Michael Arlen. George It. Doran Co., $2.00. Those among us in these Hechtic and opaque days who would like to blossom forth into the realm of the novelist will find it to their advantage to jot down with care the vagaries and most disconnected of our usual thought. It will be found that such an a...…

…PAGE TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 025 +i +++ +++ Books and Writers . + +*+ +** 7 T * adv line Mr Cabellwo thi the -- ------ _e-cre AM ES BRANCh CABELL By Carl Ju Van Ihcren McBride. $1.00. M For the average reader acquainted er with James Branch Cabell only as the Ir author of "Jurgen" there is need for co something in explanation of him, need he for a book which will analyze and ne clarify his work, and find for ...…

…t SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T HIRTEE a ,? ___________u_____c______nd ______r a ma___ ti i 0 _ . The Theatre Ascendant George Pierce Baker, By Robert he still subconsciously regards act- Henderson. ing itself as fit only for gaudy-colored ] * * * mummers . (Editor's Note: This is the third of Yet all this is hardly fair. CertainM a series of six articles on contempor- of his former pupils, Sam flnme or ary...…

…SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1Y925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE. 'T'TTTrTT EV I L -a I usic and Drama + +'= 'OTC I I -. ___________ The Theatr e Ascendant Wierdnessa another summer season in Detroit at By MarIon Barlow the Carric: and at the enl of that Wierdness and a bit of fantasy are season, her dream, her life long am- outstanding among the plays to be bition, was no longer just an air d~nrittn +dohi tna c,1 fn t -n+ n , Jessie Bonstelle,...…

…St7NDA'Y, MATRM 15, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P'AGE TTTEEN a ++ IMusic and Drama ++ d I May Festival Glimpses __.__ . 3! I j By Lydia Kahn bell-yet ever - with the continuing There is no need to introduce the j peel of t hythimic chords. Andante first soloist of the May Festival con- In ever slowing pace, the sombreI cert series to an Ann Arbor audience, swaying harmonies recur in softestj for we have all heard of Ossip Gabril- ...…

…SUNA, MARCH 22, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY !'AG!, THIRTEEN Pusic and Drama V The Need By Edward Gordon Craig (Editor's Note: The following article is reprinted from the January, 1925 number of The Mask, Mr. Oraig's 11- lustrated quarterly published in Flor- ence, Italy. While the author is fam- ous as one of the leading artists of the theatre, this is his first contribu- tion to the theory of music.) * * * I would suggest that the need for ...…

…SUNDAY, IMARCTJ 23, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THIRTEEN SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1q25 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1'AG13~ THIRTEEN 6 a 4 ! t ly # T r rt Jiusic and Drama * ?t d M an. i _ -_. i !X Y j The American Prize - Pla) 46 -48 Bowery, New York By Irene Wlinemn 1 ish aid to those managers and pro- The New York Morning Telegraph, ducers who are seeking plays suit- -] I believing that America has started an era which will make it ...…

…PAGE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 1VIARCTI 1, 1925 1'A(E FOURTEEN SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1~125 a~i UN k'f~V 1~Y~and paTs about ti nech ul zheoo! _____________________________________ar -ike lbobe)d ha i, it is ; cn) - fori ale tbe reaily disit>lea d ii n- M ademoiselle Must be Prepared to M'eet all Emergencies of Wleather Conditions in 12Tly eases go ,ad si yim "; The W ardrobe for Spring. Suggestions for Mi'arch. on sk ji the,o'ln;'>...…

…PAGE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH $,t 1.925 SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1Ai25 of simps for Sonia but' they were Russian Sc boo s each XWomen Agriculture Amiican shos and long and iarrow, while the Russion foot is short and broad. Miss Bredin said, "Tatiana More Than 18,000 Women Are Enrolled in Universities and Colleges Throuohout the was eing the shoesto tn these m and Sonia was disassociating one foot Northern Country Have no Indepe...…

…. PAGE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 1921 SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 192w L ooigIantern Night, the Mi Made by Other Page By Ul~ias iK. IWagier i Lantern night activities are leading to the growth of a new tradition among the freshmen women at the University, namely, thew freshman pageant. It was held for the first. time last year and plans are no0w being! miade for this year's p~resentation. In establishing an annual event of...…

…PAGE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1925 ) THE MICHIGAN DATI .Y ~TINDAY MAPIC'FT 22 1~2~ k.7 VS'i L.CI 1 ST111i4 VS.4 N(i; .S aa4 x! _.... _ V Former Dean of Women Honored! Dr. Eliza M. Mosher, '75-M, To Be Tendered Banquet in, Brooklyn, New York, By Medical Admirers i .trav rnntaininsr a natiininsrir"at c~l inr+fi S Nirl-T Moor y A r .JOH JU, eyer L y ULealndng a painoVigi c suUJe't, At 7 o'clock Wednesday, March 25,...…

…PAGE FOURTEEN' THE MICHIGAN DAILY I: New School Homemakingl Opens Branch in Ann Arbor} By Lilias K. Wagner years of age. They are given a coin- In the opening of the Ann Arbor i plete medical examination when they branch of the Merrill-Palmer School enter, as well as mental tests. Each of Homemaking in Detroit, the stu- morning they are examined when they, dents of the University of Michigan come to school at 9 o'clock, and an; and the fa...…

…4 SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGdE FIFT4EN i Ihis i :c r& 10To ins ifior'tunelohie the pictorial Aveellies at the time of;(lent's endeavor' to persuade one of the l055tihe latter, andl in a short time their arrival. Tihe feature picture "". n e~i ic° iliyr~inedl~yhis ifes e-;wich illrunthrughWednesday is C i e a axa nnc e gos t jail anzd Sh(' Secrets of the Night" an aatt~n _________________________________conmplications ...…

…SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1925 TEMCIA AL ,rHE MICHIGAN DAILY r 00 n ii-sthn sua. E xcue e" turns into a middle aged woman of l' I~pr Ilughes' prodluct ionr will be poverty. The only thing left inl her the tir ued picture. An unusual cast life is her son and her ambitions for in m .inldn Cord Ngl Nrmj his future wvhich she wants to be 'so X71Ic , r r Renee Adoree and Wa<lter, big'. B~en Lyon, the young screen t lie1(rs were assemblledl for this ...…

…f' SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIFTEEN I ii, --__- - - - The story champions Youth which for! all1 its exhulberance usually com es out li( cn t p o i n - l y d b i s L-nm . :;an---is at first one of those daugh- C t~~~~c~~rs whom fathers meet coming home i :<"_:< as they go to the office in the morn- Ec a' lu, an Spike' 3aine-Mvalcolm ; y 1 l i ( r r d i e i o d t r t r uh'1 i'l l d i a e ( I I Ct h e F r e n c h w i ...…

…SUNDAY, MARCH 22, I f;25 PG ITE TI-I MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIFTEEN ' ',.. {' j" . SChurches St. Andrew's tEisccopal ('liiii'eb Holy commfuion and Church school will be lieIcl at the usual hour. Rev- erend Sainuel S. Drury, D).D., head master of St. Paul's Episcopal School, Concord, New Hampshire, will deliver the morning sermon. The sp;jeaker of the young people's meeting , which will be held in, the old chapel ;pack of the church will be...…

…F , : , " . ;:, ~ , ; . _ . i 5" ,. SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1925TEMCIGNDLYRG IEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY ". QF FIFTEEN' iyj Churches I21 f xl (I St Andrew's Episcop al Clit Ir c Bishop Page wil administe-r the ritie of confirmation and deliver t he mon- ibjeci. "Central Aims in Christian Themoia hurchi of Christ ollowedl by a social hour. The topic' ferent from either of its predecessors: Willa Cather, long a disciple of difficult to achieve ...…

…PAGE SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. :1t:\RCTT 1, 4925 VAGE SIXTEEN SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1925 MacMian (Continued from Page Eleven) sideward action immediately dislo cates these joints, and the freed shaft floats away while the steel point re- mains in the body of the prey. A tug upon the cord pulls the tip to a position at right angles to t he side of the animal, thus, with its barbs.I preventing its own withdrawal. A float attached to the...…

…'AGE SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SIT.NYDAY, MARCH 8, M5 DAILY........... SUNDAY, MARCH 8. 1925 t' NHi 'I r i~ ll~pl' M e Ann Arbor Buick Service Seyler-Jewell STPAR Co. BUICK G. M. C. TRUCKS _ wMM~ iIY-Y. " N ° .t >. sx. Sdfl~~fl~~i~n~ n.er.'n i ,.a a m ~ n . Ann Arbor Nash Co. NASH FLINT HUPMOBILE XWashtenaw Motor Co. STUDEBAKER Staebler's Garage OAKLAND FRANKLIN REO CARS AND AN, DA-ALLY BAN D E. & G. Chevrolet Sales ...…

…P'AGEI SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y M-'-T)AY, MARCH 15, 1925 _. Cinea -- -f too infrequent concerts. And Satur- first half of this week. "The Speed daywit ni the DeleniedSh awn Dands Spook" is said to be a. story of pathos, ';.fIEA l iK ES wIhtecceetTd w an pep, and politics' and one of six reel !Rfuth St. IDcnis are appearing. comedies.. Faire Binney, the only ;ItIloolis as though "Tb~e Goose woman in the cast, is the owner of - ---------...…