…ESTABLISHED 180 Jr, Lw.;qan A~ MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 110. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1929 EIGHT PAGES NOTED JUDGES A ports Building APF10 ARESuit~ Postvoned NIIE -- .- AIM Of GLIDING Buffah . Man Not Included In New Cabinet Selections LITTLE1LAMMAIS O WEIGH ONACiTo Forfeit Dela FOR FARM AI O VANS G[ By To Retire ~5'Court action regarding the law--[V DAIl1TIV suit of the Palmer Construction' AIl In Col. ...…
….TH MICHIGAN DAILY .. t IDAY, ATArL0H .1, 1929 HooerCompletes Cabinet Slate Keepin g James J. Davis As Lab nsaTISO nCHOSEN SECRETARN Navy #Treasury F saftee abrre hiaind barely failed to nf wihcH nrypr s ipson OP STT-HL ELNP s fieLbo h oiainfrtepei hip of HOD AEPAE Idency, and frmwihHny lcief e qW _ POSTS UNANNOUNCED 4 . Donovan Refuses Post As Governor .:,>;: ..; +. ~. : O hlpie nSieO Hoover Persuasion y >rDu WASHINGTON, Feb. >28.-Presi-a d...…
…MARCH. 1, 1020 TtftI_ M ,tTA * . .'* ---- - ---- - U C fH I HI GAS ownGoes 1To See Nil ~U U THIN Biriover .Inati r'ted; 1WE tOH OLD -POETRY, oiia Is Special Invitee Politcal c i o; n c v rofessor Js - 11es~idnt Ele O iAMOUlS AMEIV lCAN PVOUT ND VProf. Everett S. Brown of the po- JIOURNALIST LEC T,RS. ON litiC'al sciencec clpaitment lm~ves "SONG AND LAUGH1TEA11 today Ifor ~Wshington to attend the inaiigir~aon of the president. AUDITRIUM P...…
…I TH-E. MICHIGAN- DATLY f s rY ; IvFtg .'t 1, 1 'TH~ MICHIGAN DAILY fl~ThAZ IA WI, 1929 Publishned 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 dispatches credited to it or riot otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished he...…
…~I, 192§ THE MICHI-AN DAILY ,s " 4. Li U AWA*AUN Z &l OM FRfESHMN WIN FIRST' Miss Elizabeth Halsey On Leave From T /T'9 /Y / AN 9 7Ys44 - 9S' '' R + 'h i~ rhirty Booths At Penny C I 11IoWa To T each Pyss.9i 1IzUyI1 10I1UWW s31UW Vitri y a 1U GAMEI TORNAMENT The University of Michigan is to note, was there at the same TOPIC OFRA0 IO TLK By M. E. remai fortunate this semester to have on time as Dr. Bell. How'd you like to "Go to Hell...…
… 4THE $AKV04HlG-AIN O'TlY .. _ . ,. _.,.,,. ....n _ ..... ..,. .. ....,...._.r,,, w PRIDAY, MACH 1, 1929, " ._ flAY M RXH ,_.2 _ _ _ _ _ _ __._ _-_ _ _ _ ___._ _ _ _ ___.... ..._._._._._... _. ._ ... ,. . _.:._'.. .. ..1. _ d '' : PUCKMEN WILL PLAY MICHIGAN TONIGH T <t Hoosiers Are Last Barrier In Path Toward Title Match t.ti TO DEPAR].......... .r r.e .. r TANKTIN t h Mann Takes 14 I, I. S PI*-' SpOhRt CALE~NDR -4 Wll Coin'e...…
…r RItIA-Y',- MARCH 1,. 1929 IT.:H E , Mlt -Hl GA N D-A I La "Y fl~WAY, MARCH 1, 1929 THE MICHIGAN IYAI LY PURPLE SMERS BREAK MANY RECllS ON SUCCESSFL TOUR TO PACIFICCOAST 3 4 j 1ltedfey Relay Trio And Al Schwartz Set New World Marks In Collegiate Meets VICTORS IN EIGHT MEETS (Special To The Daily) EVANSTON, Feb. 28-Northwest- ern university's all-star swimming team, which recently returned from a successful invasion of the Pacific coa...…
…FAUE iCIGWL THE MICHICAN DAILY MMAY, ivl.A.r H 1, mo DAIL Y OFF I CIAL BU LLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received bay the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Vol. 39. FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1929 No. 110 ! i I kkI k , enior Engineers: j JACK LAUDS REALISTIC LITERATURE AT S. C. A. FORU CiaSclaues will be collected today in the West Eninering BlCC...…
…WOMMAMAW" rcAT11RT . T41~'r"f I t -iL1h/£ X890 71lrA L -AL 4r, t 41v -A--A&, ANE W4 t ASSC VOL. XXXVIII, No. 138 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1928 EIGHT SUDDEN DEATH TAKES SENATOR' WILLIS AT POLITICAL MEETINGi LIFE'S CAMPAIGN ENDS FOR WILLIS HOOVER EXPECTED TO GAIN VOTES AS RESULT (By Asociated Press) DELAWVARE, Ohio, March 30-11. S. Senator Frank B. WIlis, died here to- night. He had been sitting on the platfo...…
…DAFATHERS DAY ETT'ERS ARE SENT TO 4,000 PAJRENTS FOL THREE DAY AFFAIL IRANDT IS TOASTMASTER Ip Nlght, Track And Tennis Neets, And Free Show To Be, Features Of Week-End Activities More than 4,000 letters have bee nt out to fathers of students in Le U3IYersitY, inviting them to it- nd the sixth annual Father and and >n banquet to be held at the Union e week-end of May 11, 12, and 1 , was announced yesterday by Wil- im Nissen, '29, chairman of th...…
…RRNI RbLNUY!Lt MAKE SEVERALAPIPOIN' Profe's' I," 1orci, IMciftrry, rve rett, llragg, Ca uilibe 11, randtd Sabbatical Als eiwe CiEOL1AOfISTS 6 IVEN LEAVE Several appointmients and the granting of~ leaves of absence were made b'y the Board of Regents of the University at its regular monthly mleeting Thursday night. In addition to these, innumerable gifts of books and curio collections were accepted in behalf of the -University, most of which gif...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday ring the University year by the Board in introl of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial7 isociation.- The Associated Press is exclusively en-l led to the use for republication of all news spatches credited to it or not otherwise edited in this paper and the local news pub hed herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, ichigan, as second class matter. Special...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY l _ r _.. . Wit,,.. FEEL . TAVA XUAvAmm =3m=&'% CAMPUS, CELEBRATES Bridge Teas In Afternoon And Fancy Dress Party At Night To. Fill Guest's time SPORTS MOTIF STRESSED Today is being celebrated on campus as Women's league day, with the bridge teas in the afternoon, and the annual Fancy Dress party in the eve- ning. The teas will be given at the different sorority houses and dormi- tories, and in the evening all are to...…
….,Z EEATURE ALL- CAMPUS MA u r , FRIRTEEN PIN RIVALS' N OPEINGCONTESTS11 iit Two l1(mUds Of All-Campus Nat Tour1miment Are Marked By Fast Anml Hard Boutsj 10 L D FINALS TONIGHT ! Thirteen falls in the eighteen bouts eld featured the opening rounds of NA 1 LE(T YEARILING~ CAPTAIN 7JFORMER BALL STARS WHO ARE HARD PRESSED BY NEWCOMERS I OXFORD I, ('AMBRmI D(t TODIAYv lME El, WOLVERINE SWIMMINGi SQUAD OUTSCORES CONFERENCE TEAMS IN DU...…
…'DL! Iu BALL SOUAD INDOORS Quow Confine" IDrill To 1Field Home; Hiold Ratting, Practice And Infield lWorhout MEN SHOWHITTING FORM! Continued cold weather azrid more snow limited the activities ,of CGoachz Pay Fisher's ball squad to the re- Alt AUK vP w tu' R vui Huri t OUTDOOR PRCIEBFfORE OPENING CAME All Expenses Including round trip steamship fare for Twvo Months $754) Ofirected by llamer A. Desllarais Arranged by IM-Travel Club,- C~rani...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY LI1HALDEM AN AND STINSON ESTABLISH OUNEW ENDURANCE FLYING STANDARD tlve notice~~ to al em rso ication in the Bulletin is construc Jniversity. Copy received by the A p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) tive notice to all members of ssistaut to the President until CII 31. g Number 141. S. SATURDAY, MAR o Members of the University Senate: The committee, appointed by President Little to receive and formulate uestions relating to...…
…)ESTABLISHED 1890 1 -i e Sir k 4Wt oMEMBER ASSOCIATED PRES E .: , . .. ........ . . . . . . ............ . .. VOL. XXXVIII, No. 138 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1928 EIGHT FIRST STONE OF~ _ t L~~~AID YSEDY OCCASION MARKS CULMINATION OF MORl THAN a8 YEARS WORK BY ALUMNAE BAND AIDS IN CEREMONIES Elizabeth Nuit, '28, Acts As Mistress; Mary White, '29, Reads History Of Women's Organization As the consummation of work of ...…
…__________THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MNACH :3 0, 192S FOOD AND AMMUNITION FOR MARINES IN NICARAGUAN FAMOUS LAWYER COMMENTS ON MOUNTAINS MAINTAINED BY PACK. MULE TRANSPORTS SUBJECT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES k "Public utilities have become per- camne to investigate the situation, he o g haps the mvost fertile field for thou- found a practically new field, where sans of investors in recent years," peeeti rciewst )s' declared Arthur H. Ryall, '02L,...…
…FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1928 H0MPLETEfA ANOUNCMENMT OF FINAL PLnANS FOR ANNUAL UNIVERSITY SUMMER SESSION NO AVAILABLE, A R TO DEAN KRAUS THE MICHICAN DAILY _ CONSTRUCTION WORK PROGRESSING IN SCENE OF CALIFORNIA DISAST E R UNIVERSITY, PROGRAM, TO GO ON AIR TONIGHT1 Tr'aviata," by Verdi. The program, which is the thir- teenth Michigan Night radio program of the 1927-28 series, will be broad- cast over station WWJ, by means of direct wire connectio...…
… E FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1928 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 dispatches creditedrto it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann ...…
…I luai n i :iuaniuvia 'vv ".d cr Z11L 1Y11 t 111V f1"\ ~a-ali TRYOUTS FOR PAGEAN T~ TO TAKE PLACE-SOONn Freshmen Women Requested To Make Choice Of Part They Desire;. Lists To Be Posted LAST INSTRUCTIONTODAYV Tryouts for the Freshman pageant will be held fro-m 5 to 6 o'clock. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of next week in Sarah Caswell Angell hall, according to an announcement made by Miss Ione Johnson, instruc- tor of physical education, w...…
…FRIDAY. MARCH 30, 1928 u* LNY TEAMS WIL SEEK NATION AL TANK HONORS (~oueb II oeikiie a ;a4Ca ptain 'Miller Football has agai evidlenced itspopularity at 'Notre Dame since candidates have answered the call for spring gridiron practice. Above a shown Coach Knute Rockne and Capt. Fred Miller discussing plans f the 1928 team. Rockne has always been a believer in a "football for all" policy. He accustomed to inject two or three full elevens i...…
…t 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAIMEN 10 COPPEELLOYD HAHN WILI FIELD IN MILE. FOR TITULAR HONOR _______ reting t'unie rjf Ben Ileh-nip 9rt° ,i ln s T drn y T 'o lti' etl TE'fIIghIt In Field llouse FRESHMENWILL COMPETE Leading wrestlers will meet in the preliminary rounds of the second all- campus tournament of the season at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the field house,I and those surviving the opening rounds of competition will wrestle for the titl...…
…9 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1928 AlL Y 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. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) must first return all borrowed books." 2. Failure to return books before the vacation, will render the student liable to an extra fine. 3. Students who have special need for certain books between Apri...…
…/ ESTABLISHED 1890 iY g Lw t tan, 4 ait MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS V u n r r rrrerrirrrr w ww VOL. XXXVIII, No 137 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928 EIGHT PAC UPPER HOUSE PASSElS FLOOR CONTROL.BILLl BY.-UNANIMOUS VOTE FOUR TO BE CALLED BEFORE SENATE SOFT COAL COMM3TTEE CONSIDER FOREIGN AFFAIRS House ilitary ) Committee Rejects Own Substitute For Muscle ' Shoals Proposition (1y Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, March 28-Senator...…
…__ THE MICHIGAN DAILY CIIOOWMAY FILL PLACE. PRFESOS'O''L~IENNA LECTURER IU.S. SENATEIOESR T 4L ILL SPEAK HERE } T Prof.Alfred Adler, of the Ped agog- :1BY CIR IT'n ACADEMY S S I ical Institute ,of Vienna 'wiullgive two STrUPI'°, SIT WILL IIAY YO1O-________ SEE OU')?SAMPLES ItiWe sell '.AILOR-MIAIE (C ST0.11 C LOTH ES' Drive over and get mieasured for The Largest your E aster, clothcA. We have a, very backed by skit: choice seletlo includi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ANN -AHUH[LEEI IU N :FOR VkRIOUS OFFICES 1U A IU 1ITO HELD MONDAY ALDERMEN AND SUPERVISORS MUST BE ELECTED IN SEVERAL WARDS MANN TERMS TO EXPIRE Much Attention Centered Over Fact Ta1't Terms Of Four Supporters Of Mayor Expire Eight city aldermen, as well as, ward supervisors and constables, will he selected by the voters of Ann Ar- l)or next Monday in the city's regular spring election. Each ward will se- lest one alderman...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TAuRsDK ECH 29, 19: Ili-gun Datill] Published every morning except Monday during the University yearby sth eBoard in Control of Student Publications. Membernof Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches creditedrto it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at A...…
…dARCH 29, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY u MWAVASM CL!s 1 !1 "l P __ i CORNERSTONE WILL BE LAID TODAY FOR LEAGUE BUILDING NEW WOMEN'S LEAGUE BUILDING CEREMONIES COME AS RESULT OF MANY YEARS OF WORK BY WOMEN EVE RYONE IS INVITED j Congratulations Have Been Received At Alumnae Council Office From Notables Plans for the laying of the corner-I stone in the new Women's league building,, which is to take place this afternoon at 4:15 o'clock hav...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T LNKMEN, WRESTLERS LEAVE FOR NATIONAL. MEj ils IERS ENTRAIN FOR INTERCOLLEIATE ET, OPENING TOMORROW AI PHILADELPHIA iatel Mati hni T'o Take Same $quad SThht Captured The Big Ten Title At Minneapolis IALL MEET YALE MONDAY Eleven members of the Michigan nk team accompanied byrCoach a t Mann will leave 'Ann Arbor at 20 o'clock this afternoon for Phil- elphia where they will participate the National collegiate champion- i...…
…- - 1, 1 iJ 1 r l l . 1 a +a as ~ - MUST _SELECTHead Coach Men To I"IILI REGULARlOUTF[LDERS (oaell h Us Selcn 0''d MeI rTo Choose From tuicluding Three Varsity Letter Winners REGULAR INFIELI6 PICKED With hi's quartet of regular infield- ers definittly a-scertained, Coach Ray L. Fisher is now concentrating his ef- forts on moulding a trio of outfielders for the 1928 Michigan baseball nine, which starts on its southern training jaunt a week f...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, F E DAILY..O'FFICIAL .BULLE-TIN 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. M. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) l I Volume s. 11IU RSiAY )At CfI 2 Number 139. Faculty Rifle Practice: Thy R.O.T.C. Rifle Range will be open for members of the faculty from 7:30 untill 9:30 p.m., on Friday, March 30. Remiold Melberg....…
…STABLISHED 1890 W.V 5'i 4a11 ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII; No. 136 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1928 EIGHT PAG TESTIMONY PRESENTS KE PiCTURE OF S4I FLOODINGAND SINKINGI BARRISTERS, HONOR LAW SOCIETY, WAS FOUNDED BY CLASS OF 19041 TRAGEDY RECONSTRUCTED ELDRIDGE FOR BOARD O4 INVESTIGATION BYI 3 COURT VISITS NAVY YARD IBattery Rooii Was Flooded Withlin 84 Seconds, ContrA Room Within 13 Miiittes (By Associated Press...…
…THE CHTGAN DAILY THE C14~CAN DAILX ADS SHOWA THAT ANIMALS USED TO ATTEND ASSEMBLIES ents, profe ssor°s, donkeys, and ines other personages used to Unliversity assembllies in the days whelln1such 1meetings, elad, if r'eCOrds of I te period can 'lieed, l. The('assembl1)iesor 1 services,' "-were c om1pulsoryt whole stund(n1) ody', an1d %were >the largec room on tle tMir(, f aTsonl hall which h)as nowv niverted into u1se by, the public ig de...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY R M 1 1 i i HIG SCOOLDERTEHOOVER ANDV HIGHSCHOL D[4T[ INDIANA'S I SEIES tTOCOINTINUE Frl(Liy W 11l Mark Fourth Elimination 1{ouud jIn(Contests For State EIGHilT TEAMSSURVIVING According to Prof. Gail E.' Densmore,N Y manager of the Michigan h'igh school debating league, the fourth round of. debates in the elimination series to determnine the State champion. is scheduled for next Friday. This round of contests will eliminat...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the Universit 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 otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class mat...…
…8 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ° * * COMPETITIO CASE MASQUES TO DISBIAND Provisions Are Made For Re-Forma- tion Of Club In Future, In Case Demand Arises CLUB KEEPS TRADITIONS Membersof Masques, campus dra- matic society for women, voted in a meeting yesterday afternoon to dis- band unconditionally while the tradi- tion of the organization still lives, rather than to carry on and lose the reputation which Masques has built for itself in the past. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY W 11 ALPHA MU, THETA CHI LEAD IN TROPHY RAC L rYEAR'S WINER RUNNER-UP AHEAD appa Epsilon And P1hi Lambda appa Trail In Third And Fonrth Places "B" FINAL TONIGHT the winter sport season vir- ended Sig-nia Alpha Mu. and Chi again are leading in the ternity sports race sponsored intramural department. .ning with speedball in the fall n, Sigma Alpha Mu got off >od start, capturing this event 0 points. Tau Delta Phi was ...…
…13 9 UMARH02,8 THRE.MICHIIIGAN DAILY inhimR Au [!lf i YIILRIIJNAHNANID CONGER Freshmen Prepare ;IGM LH UL I fVCTO X E IT, ,AND THETA CHI Advertisin ON OLYMPIC TEAM orCampus et LEAD I-M RACE gA AGUIGOT90 RCIc tv1s~ile 'es)(otne fo aeSx Cniud rmPg a) INTC BEtEIACRIN 00D RC IE EW YORtK, M[arch 27. -Lloyd Pus tournament some stiff ro peti- alpha Mu, advanced 1G pints overg WASHINGS dne. Called for and1 idmitien0.aroundI Sthne F150 foot marl n a n ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I DAILY OFFICAL 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. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) . 'I - - - - - - - - - - I Volume 8. lWuEox l)EiAr INCH 118 Number 138. To Deans and Department 1eads : All nominaticns for the Henry Russel Award must be submitted on or before Saturday, March 31. Kindly use the nominat...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 p.r Lwr VOL. 3X7XYVTTT o:M5A._- -- -- - -' v Y' W--- V Al , V.O ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1928 ELU1 7 mrmI# nrnma E i ri rn- E-e 1 I WU ULMMAN I LIHSI GALENS MEDICAL HONOR SOCIETY ORGANIZED FOURTEEN YEARS AGO CMPETE IRST L11 OF ATLANTIC FLIGH AVIATORS TAK OFF IN FAC OY OPPOSITION FROM YLYING CIRCLES LAND AT DUBLIN AIRDROM Roeli And Spindler Have Disguse4 Activity So That Late Start Was Almost Unnoti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY INOT IN[ALL1BLE NOW AWJ NEVER'. RBE,' REILAND SAYS AT CONVOCATIDNI st Preacher DIe ress Of Spring "Religion AndI Blible was not is not infallible 'in his address ay" at the stu ;nday morning. 'things that has ccrred when mi uipon the Bilble iient in life an( of life." enld Reiland, wl of his address ;elf ini no gentl ist," was de at religion is an~e we are living a nins an active long as we reg The sooner we it religion is...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I 0\)( HUVEQ ( 0000 MICHIGAN MAN IS CONTEST WINNER Afl PFB T Maurice Lichtenstein, '28, member of the staff of the Gargoyle, has achieved national prominence by winning first prize in the College Hu- The most successful open house mor $2,000 art contest for the best ever given by the College of En- drawing submitted in black and white gineering closed Saturday night at by any undergraduate in the United 10 o'clock. A conse...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tl T THiATER BOOKS MUSIC TONIGUT: The Rockford Play- ers present Kenyon Nicholson's "The Barker" in the Whitney theater at 8 o'clock. TONIGHT: The Mimes present George Bernard's Shaw's "The Devil's Disciple" in their theater - at 8:30 o'clock. "THE BARKER" A review, by Vincent Wall With the duteous Charles Chaplin fulfilling a covenant to his people in "The Circus" over at the Majestic, and the Rockford Players' performanc...…
…27, 1928HTHE MICHIGAN DAILY S AALMIM ;M ts 2.5 s * TEAS :W L'L BEHELSpanish Women Are Emancipation Mov Each Sorority and Dorniltory to Mak Own Plans; All Women Are Urged to Attend* ASKED TO BRING GUESTS .This coming Saturday, March 31, is the date which has been set for the bridge teas which are to be held by every sorority and dormitory on the campus for 'the benefit of the Women's League. These teas are being spon- sored by the Underg...…
… SET sivi _EW_ RECORDS RNSACUTFRE STANDRDS'rlrs I9lase 0 RELAS10,4,ADBCSTOE Practice Showing IOABSALME i2:3X.SIDARNALL[ of BEAKS Satisfies Veteran tApI)ed Record VAT ONAL MRK Baseball Mento< rILLFOR OIXI[ TRIPDRL 11 FinwiT WRFSIFRARE LWARflflI FLTTERS. I i am well satisfied" was the en- ~ tusasic epy Coch Ba ISqluad Of i 16 To Start South Fridaty « P isher when asked yetrii aboat O akeesFurhSrn his imp? ession ofMihga1 192 Training Tour...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY__ ________ I f c ff4 L f r e : I t c 1 i Fio-[S H, KI iEcht Wrestlers Awarded Letters; WIN At ITHACA TEAM Four To compete At Ames. F+rida' COESSAO IR 0 [ 0 D J N ' i: (Continued from Page Six) lbetween Donahoe and Captain Beers was tecotrst in stregli )hown thisoyfthpotoow.foh 158-poundcrw.b the sophomores on the tVo t ceams. Miini To Oppiose SontcrnCe i ioni Two of the men, Captain Watson This same pair battled' in the f...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DA OFFICIAL BULLETIN l Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 9:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) . i Pre-Adninistration Students: The Business Administration Club is giving a free Ismoker Tuesday, March 27th, at 7:30 p.m., in Room 319-325, Michigan Union, for the purpose of informing students intending to enter the Scho...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 g t t A4100 ii.- MEMBER PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 134 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1928 FOURTEEN PAGES i ,. , r ?f t: TE CH PIO SHIP SM-ASH FORMER MAR TO MAKE iOft HEAVY DECISION 1H'BBELL AND RELAY QUARTET ESTABLISH NEW BIG TEN~ STA N DARDS WALKER ISDISQUALIFIED' Darnall Sets New National Record In Dash Event As Ten-in Captures Title For Second Time By Arv Schaleben, The Minnesota D)aily MINNEAPOLIS, M...…
…1'AGE31 TWO t' - TJAE MICHIGAN DAILY SITN',I)AY, MARCH 25, 1928 TI IE MICI-IIGAN DAILY SUN.DAY~ ~1 AflCII 25. 1928 . . ,... s r. t I . . . .. .. .a I. STARTING TOMORROW At Last! The Girl Nobody No's!. L DRELEI' S HERE! Weatch your husbands, ladies! Watch your watches, getnts! Lorelei's here. Yes, none other than the world's most fascinating blonde. Famous heroine of "GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES"-the book that set the world laughing an...…
