…ESTABLISHED 1890 1 Ar A6F 4 da t t al MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS -- --------- VOL XXXVI. No. 138 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS PRICE FIVE CENTS NoEL WILL Discuss 'EPIC Of EVEREST IN SPEECH TONiGHTI Attacks On Premier Mussolini Mark Debt Settlement Debate I 2 SHIPS CRIPP[[ IN ATLANTIC GALE;' OMAN, DREDGE, LOST ............._ ___.. (By Associated Press) Italian premier we...…
…/ ESTABLISHED 1890+ Mzi MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 129 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARD3OR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS CHEERING SECTIOP OF 1,200 STUDENTLI PLANEDFOR JFA1l STUDIENT COUNCIL, TO OJitGNIZI BLOCK '3" L" OR HOME 10OTB.AILL GAMES EXCLUDE FRESHMEN Sanxe Oren Will Occupy Sat. In Grou At Every Gamie; Wear Ntaize And Blue Outfits Forming a huge block "M" In the south stands at Ferry field, 1,20...…
…Section One C, - 4r 4hr t Wow At 4; MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 140 TWELVE PAGE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1926 TWELVE PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS 0%'0 1 rP-Am - f 0MIa -A 0%2 a ate,- . _________ ____________ MAJESTIC TH CEATR ROBBERYMYSTERYil 1)E310(_111ATS WO1'()(1) ALTIEIR N nPI 1ACI EN'mr2BODY RATIO (fly Associated P'ress) WASHINGTON, April 2.-- Nine managers may be named by the House to prosecute before the Se...…
…ESTABLISHED I 89Q t 3A ihi MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 141 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS I on I I I I Mir I'm I'm a ru a" Milk 0% B g% I . I - - going T[-.. f In ITITP'n 1 M I IIH I ILiLA ILKEH lb PROSPECT IN MANY PARTSOF COU0NTRY EXTRAORDINARY SNOW STORMS OF PAST WEEK ('OVEBED) LAIRE AIREAS IS CLEAR IN EAST Second Waye Storm Advances As Far As Illinois; Started In' M...…
….r ESTABLISHED 1890 14P 4F lip r tl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS e VOL. XXXVI. No. 142 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS fRESTICTIONSON SPEECH ATTACKED SROGERBALWIN CIVIL LIBERTIES JIEAD SCORES BAN ON TEACHING OF EVOLUTION HITS INTOLERANCE Says Fear And Hatred Of Minorities Are Habit Of People Today; Cites State Laws "There are more ways to get into jail for your opinions today tha...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 41r t XINW 'w4w d\ 0 xti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No, 143 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS 'WETS' ATTACK DRY LA2 ENFORCEMVENT IN SNTE INQIR OFFICIALS ACCUSED OF GRAFT IN PERFORMANCE OF DUTIES ANDREWS TESTIFIES I House Picks Judiciary Group To Prosecute Judge English ISE TO TALK ONMinister Hits State College EV OLT OF IOUTH' Military Drill' (-y...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 A an ALp MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 144 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS a MUSSOLINI ESCAPES SERIOUS INJURY AS WOMAN FIRES SHOT' I FACIST L2EAD)ER IS AS HIE SALUTES IN, Ro-ME ATTACKED CROWD ASSAILANT IS HELD Bullet Passes Through Nostrils, But Dictator Has Wound Dressed 3 And Returns To Capitol (By Associated Press) ROME, April 7.-Benito Mussolini, ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Yrt lap 4NP :43 atl . MEMBER ASSOCIAT'ED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 145 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS L[BERAIZiATION OF PROHIBITION URGED' 110H CRIME CHECK' BUCKNER SEES MODIFICATION MEANS TO OBTAIN STATES' All) AS READ STATISTICS Written Statements Of Chicagoans Advocating Moderation Are Offered (By Associated Press) Liberalization of the Volstead act as a means of ...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 - 'd 41P -A xqmpqmr NL = fiRtr towwn Ut MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 146 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 192G. EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS I RIFUSES BIDDEBATERS HEREC IN TESTIMONIAL TO COUH MEE TNG i'Tet=oias=mun=g o 1,55 TO gUHIEEII~G~and medals valued at $5,875 have been given to debaters and orators who have represented Michigan in inter- collegiate contest since the University KEL...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 iih ~aiI MEMBER ASSOCIATED 'RE$S VOL, XXXVI. No. 147 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS BITTERNESS GROWS ARS REE BATTLES WET DEMOCRAT UNSUCCESSFULJ IN FIGHT FOR POSTPONEMENT QUESTIONS DRYS 1'rohibition Administrator Declares Ie Also Draws Salary As Traffic Director (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, April 20.-Stormy scenes and some startling revelations regarding dry...…
…0 ESTABLISHED 1890 it 4h at MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ........... VQL. XXXVI. No. 148 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS BURSLEY'S REPORT SHOWS DECLINE IN! DISCIPLINARY GASES1 STUDENT COUNCIL, IS 'CR1EDITEDI WITH IMPROVEMENT IN ANNUAL REPON'RT EFFINGER REPORTS, F F NAVE' OPENS INVESTIGATION OF SUBMARINE BLAST; 3 I)E (By Associated Press) NEW LONDON, Conn., April 21.-With three...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 (Ib Ap t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 14D EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ANNiUALI AT UNIOi RAY MILLER'S McKINNEY S WILL M ILITA RY D E HELD[ I TONIGHT ORCHESTRA AND YNCOPATOJIS PLAY -Is Library Training School Is Given Approval By Regents PEACE OUTLOOK IFrench Debt Parley To Be BETTER THAN YEAR;Resumed Today flfln noIufn iunnrni - GIVE OUT...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Or- 14P 4br Ad\ m m - Ar att MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 150 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS GIFT OF LAW CLUB PRAISED B AE ON FOUNDER.'S DAY DEAN CHARACTERIZES 1DONATION AS AID TO DEVELOPMENT OF LEI1dAL RESEARCH, ROSENBERRY TALKS Explains Grovth Of Arbitration In Commiercial Disputes; Lads Recent Graduates "Nothing equal to it in the history of...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 -.mdhj.dd6w 44F Ar fRtr t 0 an attij MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 151 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 25, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS STUDENT COUNCIL PANS SERIES OF SUNDAY SERVICES I FRESHMAN WA LKiING( HIKER WINS BET 22MILES IN D)AY ATTENDANCE RESTRICTED STUDENTS AND MEMBERS OF FACULTY TO IAfter walking all clay to win a $14 bet, Herman W. Lackmann, '29, limped up to the Engineer...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Y 5k i~an att MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL XXXVI. No. 152 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ENATE APPROVES BELGIUM WAR DEBT NIN poug ACTION BUT COMES BRISK UPPER AFTER. BRIEF DEBATE IN HOUSE COMMISSION ACTS Directs Communication With France On Unacceptable Provisions Of French Debt Proposals (By Associated Press) 'WASHINGTON, April 26.-As the negotiations for th...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 .dddNmbml - -A AWM A*F ti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS - --------- I VOL. XXXVI. No. 153 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS SNAhT[ APPOVES DET SETTEMENTS WITH S COUNTRIES .RRANGE1ENTS IVITI ROIMANIA LATVIA, AND ESTIIONIA SANCTIONED TOTAL 64 MILLIONS Solons To Take Up Czech-Slovakia Refundiag Agreement Today (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, April 27.-Approv- ing the ...…
…i ESTABLISHED 1 89Q Y i tA all MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ---- VOL. XXXVI No. 154 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS V SIXTHFEBT PACT HORS WEAKN[55 ~ a (13y Associated Pi-ess) are SHOW WEI IIIN SS ASHINGTON, April 28.-The menwith foreign countries nc- WITH SEIORE ill gotiated last year--that with WIH EIUR DLLCzecho-Slovakia, was apoe today by the Senate, 53-17. At NATIONALISTS...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 40P vwoqmp Ardw Ar Ot tt 'A jj MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ------------- VOL. XXXVI. Nq. 155 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS _ y PRICENIVECENT COMMITTEE NAES AUTHOR OF OPERJ FOR NEXT SESON SELECTS BOOK WITH COLLEGE ATMOSPHERE SUBMITTED BY PETERSON CHAIRMAN NAMED Ward Tollizien To Manage Production; Starrett Will Handle Stage; Tryouts Begin Work Milton Peterson, '27...…
…PAGE ,1; r : THE MICH-IG AN DAILY __________ THUITRSDAY, APRIL 1, 1929 t Ce tr C lljs U iv rsty r~feIof theseimotnadvtl featuresI scribed by Dr. 'estre, who laided it Cestre Calls University f life the French student; highly. "It is the first time in cen- - " knows nothing." !tunies that France has realized a likeG In F4rance .highly IntellectualI France differs from America in that ideal It is to be a living center for ' a aa _____________...…
…km? TW(I THE MTrHTr.AN DAII _Y T;'vl ti T n A "V' A T)n TT 4) 1640 TI1L. ql Vl 1 VT~A M 1AT!1LV *rLV A .& £&J &J mLS)& .. l t t!, DAY44APHIL 2,419f; J 1 aY civiizaton O IIM oro People There are many varieties of bracelets The specimens and clay pipes, the latter being quit.ej are considered of similar to Irish clay pipes even ',oI museum of anthr, Is Shown By Exhibit In Library the knobs beneath them. ;reasons than th~e ____i The weapon...…
…PAGE TWO THE MTCHTGAN DATLY _t"t Z1. DAY, APRIIL 3, 1l,32G PAGE TW~~ THE MICI-JIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 192~ d ° i ;'-I ;, DENTALEDCTO French Farces To Be Given At4 TRAlEDBY RO IR Mimes Tuesday SfaA 1;entator 011fline, 1)er elJtHInet wo French ploys n ,d-rtheo uFEaI fithnIf-trucion; I)Mselisses pices of CCel(' 1 afl(:JI,,20,h of iits 1ls; roprial jells annual dramatic }p'oc rtions, Will ne UJRGES APPRECIATION j Mimes theater. Tiei ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Si"Xl)AY. T~AGJJ~ TW4 ITHE MICHIGAN DAILY 2 INDAY, APRIL 4, l92~ DATESOFSNR headdIine Is Set For Gown Orders; Fock Election Will Follow Spring Vaation AN*NOUTNCE CANE DAY Dates of the traditional events '.o be observed by the senior classes this spring have been set by class officers, pending final verification by the Uni- versity administration which, it is ex- pected, will be given at an early date. Che origi...…
…THE MICH-TGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1926 ~--~ - I WO L Y SP A l of the railroad, Col. John Stves'. Iwrote a pamphlet in 1812 urging the use ot a. railway in lieu of the Erie o RH aa hchwste eigvctdI In a bulletin published the same year,?Seesdcae ta:semlcno (0111could e operated at speedis of 0miles l( hour',a belief whichli. CWIrl Engineering. Professor Cies 'lhie substantiat ed by model ex pt'i~nents in, Early Investigations Of I1825. ...…
…PACE TWO TTIF MTCI.TTC.ANT nATT Y WEDNESDAY", APRIL 7, 02G rAETW I FMIII1.N YTIYWENSDY ARL .I 2 AN NOUNCE 1FOURTH- fighit high School Debating I~aguel Teamis Survive E liviination Cut Of Third .Conglest WILL GIVE 64. TROPHIES Narrowing down the numb~er of de- bating teams in the third elimination debate of the Michigan High School Debiting league held last Friday, has resulted ini the survival of eight team., vwhich will debate in the fou...…
…t. .. ; : .. .. Ti-r. MICAN DAILY THUllRSDAY, APRIL 8, x92G Claims Life Cell Secr'et His While (' Scientists Scoff 'German May Attend University ' As First Of Exchange S tudents'' Dr. Ernest Deissmnan of Perlin will! and is specializing at present in inl- attend the0 University next year as an ternational lawr.I 'STEAMSHIPAENY All Tor I d a<CruiasTis n ed ~O1 E~ Hur n tiAmnArbor $,i ^8 r'1!, Bonde'd and $Auitlorized F '1 ItPW>C~t ugall ...…
…TIAE MWI-ITGAN DAILY rRIDAYAPRIL , 1921, THE Mid IIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 9. 192'~ ______________________ ~ ------5---' - -- ~-- Sunderiand Shows Means For Elimination Of Court Delay "'Xhen 8an adequate summaryV jud i cases for the colec t iionodt (ls arc. nent law is passed, procedure for the not takeni into court uniless t he judIge empaneling of juries changed, rules , ivncdta teei ara 5 on amisionof eidece adicllyre-sue at stake. I 4...…
…VA F 'TWO TIlE MTIHIGTAN DAILY A Xl OFFERS FACULTYJAE[MIE ATTENDMEENGS'! 'DeannCooley Is Present At Convention Of Engineers Held In ew YYek Durinig Vacation HIGBIE ALSO IN EAST Trips to eastern cities as well asI throughout the Middle West were tak- en by faculty members of the Colleges of Engineering and Architecture dur- ing the spring recess. Dean Mortimer E. Cooley attendi-dj a meeting of the Society for the Pro- motion of Engineering ...…
…PA:09 TWO 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE TWO 1 WEDNESDAY APRIL 21, 1926 WOPWAMONOW" D KPEYON OUS may. Isolate Gerin TOI LEUTURE HERE AMciilwrOf 01Rockefellerinstitute F~or %; i al Re e el t i 13 Glue IS LAST O N SERIES ~~ As the final lecturer on tine course' r: .x;, .." presentedi by Alpha Omega Alpha, la- tional honorary medical fraternity, Dr. i P'eyton R~ous of the Rockefeller Insti- tute for Medical Research, will speak ,I Thursday, May 6...…
…I THE MTCHTGAN DAILY THURSDAY, ?IPRII, 22, 19211, THE MICHIGAN DAILY - THURSDAY. APRIL 22, 192~ Two Publications Announce Essay Contest For Student~s i ' i ft _ r . a Announcement has been made by 4,400 )wards :n lenzg th aznd should 1w the Nation of their second annual Itypewritt en. prize essay contest open to gradluate '['h essay, wAith null infoinatimil and undergraduate students enrolled ,concerning the conft estant an~d the in Ame...…
… TVIP, kTTCT--1TOAN DATT Y 'rrlDA , APRIT, 2:1, 1 T1IV~ MICTII(AN DAB Y FRIDAY. APRIL 2~, 1!~2~i rAIiiRn vionr n I Finances Fligh tI of bottles he could drop overboard Evidence Shows Man May Have Nihmsae,-n e are 4 l Agors pigeons. Prof. Andree's balloon FlownTo P le 2 Agomeasured 97 feet from top to bottom, tethe bag alone being 75 feet from sum- niit to opening. (By Associated Press) The leader of the party was Prof. In the basket was a...…
…4 WAGE? TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 2v.!I123 u F } Great Novel, of. the for Money ! ButI Woman Can ! Noly Shiowing Sir Philip Gilbbs' Woman Who Gambled Like a Man-- for Love-She Gambled as Only a Y' { . .. . r " , , . .. ... _. ti+ BEN LYON Lois Moran Belle Bennett J1amies Kirkwoo~d Ch1arlie Murray and1( Lowell Shiermiain Stage SERVENY TWINS Melody and Their Jazz Pirates in Son m Af '1ornw ell1., Coal -Coke Scranton, Poc...…
…PAGE TWO + T'-i 1'_, 7*'1 Il .H 1\..af'\ i'+E 1.. A 1 N SUNDAY, APRIL 25, 1920 ~ I.~'~~~D.George A May, of the pIyti a] lr Otn Summ '?'er s Arctic Expedition',____ from Wisc sse, Me.,Ju e 2 , go ng ~~ Ia sistant football coach; R. L. F l un , t ther oi t to G reenlatind, thu e n e across t ebygookinr ta yogt e D tr i n sr A c co m p a n y in g th e A rc tic e x p e d itio n b ro o k tro u t in th is c o u n try . Il e w i l, stra it to B af...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL-27, 1926 Waiter Sets Prize Table regularly once each week. The bulle- tins, aside from the regular general University antd college ann1ounc Iell-c and catalogs, include such oc her is- r lips "asthe forest ry, fiungipal fld ill- , si rat ion, li)bralrv cxi elsion Service,j biolog ical station, chemlical cngiiic(r- Ing , andlsc.17W(design, anjd physics de-, IIaii inellt a lxioi tenci£ilt's, the 1Presi- (1(1t...…
…!A ' T'05 THE MICHTGAN DAILY WEDNTESDAY. APRIL 28.'* 1920 THF MTCHTCAN DAIT IV WFTh\TP~ThAV APT~YT. 9s~ .L:t il:t l:lti7 LCl1 r a &X IVA" QO, 1 7GV Ae~pt Revised Constitution Which Increases Power of Students Ili- )lanlagemient APPOINT NOMINATORS Acceptance of the revised constitu- tion drawn up by a reorganization committee by the Oratorical associa- tion at the regular bi-weekly of the organization has materially enlarged he powers and ...…
…1 I I ,&&lM T THE MICHIGAN -DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 29,41926' ______ -I McM'URRY ~TNS SURVEY .MEETINS Geography Professor Accompanies Land Survey Staff To Menoiinec And Northwvestern i versity SPE3AKS ON DATA USL Accompanying the staff of the Land Economic survey of Lansing, Prof. K. C. McMurray of the geography de- partment last week attended two meetings, one at Northwestern univer- sity, and ,the other at Menominee. MVembers3 of the su...…
…f )PACE TWO THEI MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL ",0, 192q ;t MORE[ MEN ENROLL FOR WORLD CRUISE i i i i i i i i i i Mlichig'an Delegation N ow Numbniers 1WIth Total Of MO0 Signedl For Trip Next Year. 10 *1 PLAN TO TAKE MOVIES{ 'Michigan's delegation on the world cruise has increased to ten members, it was announced yesterday by Lionel; Crocker, of the 'public speaking 'de-' partment, who is in charge of the to- cal enrollmnent: The -...…
…0 TH-URSDAY, APRIL 1, 1926 ISSUI~FflMTIO Occupies His Time~ Will Scid Pamphlefs To0 "Prospective Stuidents" III llicliigaitAnd Nearby States PREPARE 20000COPIES Witli t he next few weeks 26000 .x copies of .a pmphlet peae ~ h registrar's office, and containing con- sideralble information for, -"prospective 1 niver si y students" will be nmailedl to .. high schtool s throughout M ichigan andflrly .te .x i Yl~x, The 16-pig.? _foldfmrs will be d...…
…DA , APRIL 2, 1926} LAWFACULTY TO ATTEND MEETING AT WASHINBTON~ Faculty members of the Law school will take a prominent part in the ses- Mions of, the American Law Institutei which wil convene in Washington April 29, 30,,and May 1. This organ!- nation is occupied principally in the work of restating the laws. Dean Henry M. Bates is a member of the executive committee of the in- stitute and also that of the commis- sioners on uniform state laws...…
…SATURDAY, APRIL a3,19263 TTEMICHMTCAN DAIY PAGE THREE ..u:. _ _ - - a a aL av{Y\.il 1\.1(']1 V. LALL l ' i MJL 1 1n 'IL' 1, V .-u Kegous eformation Foreseen ByPreident Lt tleP ci s re Teaathers ." ifaithful to our duty to ignore the po- 'provide a college education and ipro-! Commenting upon the student c ost, most money andi not the least~were the I1iclnNtleitce eta au ftesueta na-fsinltanigt l t ihsho'<tedtueprsuet rs-~ otelcilf A T o...…
….J ASIBY EXPLAINS ROME'S CULTURE .~N ERM OFHERROAD- SYSTEMS THE, MICHIGAN DAILY PAaE . TRR TIa-IP a MICIl1A3-'I:flANd AT! P -CniI 1efCnimm L~stt e rI 'rvYatIk oUIIla1c01 AntIUi rof land travel, he said that it was cu Slito sValt~ ie fRoads As Factors !tomary to make the journey frc 41 In Cen tralizatio* I Spain to Italy by land rather than s - because of the facility and relati TELL~S HISTORY OF ROADS itease with which the journey could m...…
…a TESD)AY,. APRIL. 6i, 1926 r ATTEND e' 15TRYMEETING Uiersity lRepresentlfive WijI Lease SFrliday For Ronne ; will ileiirn ~here lit.Fall JP LANS EUROPEAN TOUR! SProf. Robert Craig, Jr., of the for- ~etry' department, will represent the , ;University at the World's Forestry ;'congress, which will be held in Rome, 'Italy, ;from April .29 to May 5. This meeting is sponsored and organized by ? the International Institute of Agri- culture and by t...…
…1YED" ,- APRIL 7, 192 NEW BOKR FIN E By PROF. WORRELI Seiuifles Teacher Pulishes Voluei Eniled, "ands And Peoples Of :Nar East" BASES WORK ON ORIEN With 'his observations in that sec- tion of the world as a basis, Prof. Wil- 1am H. Worrell, ,'03, of te Semitic language department is now publish- ing a boo0k, "The Lands and Peoples of Ancient Near East." Dr. Worrell has been on two separate visits of one year to the Orient, and has spent four a...…
…*r]IrURSDAY, APRIL 8, 192G rT IM7 AATt,'lLJTf-' A XT n A-TT V 1TLr7 Ctfi ,t' kif A ?': ..T \'FT '. PAGTHTRE LAWI SCKOOL CASE51 SOMPETITIOPN HELD10 Prize Is 1Divided Between Both T'eans; Winners Are (!oider, )IkeSell, 0'llanlon And Sal~zmn , [ CfAMPBELL FUND USED Final arguments in the Law school case contests were held yesterday at 4 o'clock in the lounge room of the ;Lawyers' club. One' hundred fifty dol- lars in prizes was divided betwe...…
…TMIDAY, APUIL 9, ,192:6 T''HE MlIHIGAN DAILY rAGF TTIR ~RIDA~Y, APRIL 9, 1920 rAGE THRI~l 1110111 1111 17,. fY 1.G11 EE 'large Attendance Expected Conference To Be Held A Geneva, 1Wisconlsin LITTLE MAY GIVE Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, v 1>e the seat of the Young Me3 'tiana association's central rej ference this summer, accord; nnouncement made yesterda; hall. The camp, which wi: tended by more than 800r he in session from June 15-21 Although ...…
…TUL',ISDAY, APRIL 20, 9f26. THE MICHIGAN DAILY :I Creek on the first day, Monday, April itrn~n ceived today at the recorder's office, COSMOPOLITAN GROUP VIITS IN 1IVE CITIES industrial Plants And Educational, Institu~tions4 Are Inspected Industrial plant~s and educational Institutions in five Michigan cities were visited by 12 members of the Cosmopolif'an club on their annual spring tour of the 'state. The group, under the direction of Ca...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1926 TIH-IF 11 4TH'A DrATTY AA IAJ' A~ PAGE TR' W " " t 1V lv""l.{ alt1L- 1V 1JC11LL fill is ryaxu 1 L iLl' L +rcw i CITY OPENS DRV FOR NEW HOTEL Com~mitee Named To Take Charge O) ostruction Plans neude Two Faculty Members TO A.WAR CQNTRACTS Ann Arbor launched its campaig for a new, uip-to-date hotel yesterday; when the board of directors of the Chamhber of Commerce appointed eigh men to take charge of plats for i...…
… ItRURRSDAY, APRIL 22, 192G THE NTT HIGAAN DAILY PAGE TTIRT-rn- 'TflJJ1~SDAY, APRIL 22~ 1W~6 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ~~Y1RI~ BALlEY EMPHASIZES NEED Of RESEARCH! saving the people of the United States !per ton, and outside of a few manu- more than one billion dollars per facturers, the full benefits of each ton year, he pointed out, of coal are being lost. Research in the coal industry is inI Mass production is an invention of a deplorabl...…
…I FIQDAY, APRIL 23, 1926 T'HP MTt"" PTf'_.AXT nATT In A ri'm rrw-Tlnlmlm I -IP R~1 .fTOU3TC~AM T 1VLTT PAGE THREM SELL MA1 PARTY TICKTS TUEDA Architects Have Already Purehased Most Of Their Allotment For Annual Dance ZEZ CONFREY WILL PLAY I Faces Inpeachment!PROF. MAGOFFIN, '02, WILL REPRESENT UNIVERSITY =1AT DEDICATION OF GENNADEION LIBRARY IN A T ODA Y THENS Tickets for the annual Architects May party, May 7, will be on sale to t...…
…I'.- - . - - - - - . SATrRDoAY, APRIL 2, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY. __________________ PAGE TRM REGENTS .APRV DENTAL & HANGES Additional Year Of Literary SItudy To Be Necessary. For Admiission To College WILL IMPROVE WORK ~Addition, of an extra year of liter- ary work as pre-requisite top the dent- al course will make for a better intel- lectual foundation 'and hence better, dental specialists, stated Dean Marcus L. Ward of the College of Den...…
…1. i. . tINDAVAPj IL 25, 1 26 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TSR= SUNDAV~ APRIl4 2~, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ~ Pd ucation Curric, Describing an expanded program, tshe announcement of courses in ath- letic coaching, physical education, and administration, of the School of Ed- l ucation for the 1926 Summer sessionj sed In hys cal coaching, physical education, and ad-I administration, and organized play i~ed n Phy ic' e ministration have been...…
