…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...…
…i 4 TUESDAY, FEB JRUARY 17, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I. L ATHRE .,- _ CO F C. BANQUET !scsfulGridCoacheszHYICST >r T D H SI I T f Have the great college footballf at Pennsylvania. Williams was an TO ~E LETU ~ Ae Uuall Str Plyer The ITICKETSSOL'D OUTi eibeIrr of U i versity Band lviii Furxnish .3.1usic IFor Dinner Actual preparations for the serving of the dinner are in the hands of the ladies of the Eastern Star. The principal speake...…
…'AGE FOUR TEMCIA AL THE, MICHIGAN DAILY .Y..6 y. 4 organization. Nothing definite is ever done in the United States wbithout '" Sti,.. '1', ub-,-. .t~ e'£1n e ltf? ? t !nh .-- in - -I - _ --r', 9 X'ctcrt(onlrex e c!1il h f B 'i-r c~t TheA'ointd Pes i~c~njvey tP ont in the university, they are in-} ci I n t r therw,e ieVitable in some form in every ins'ii-u-_ :vliet it~i~ppt in twloa nw ipb tion. Where there are no national ii,hcd the...…
…TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 192i TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY 1" , r ,k tt4t 57 c' 4. ., ,: I ndirectly W iih the class ;r)oom in ac- I OT "I To 11 Hold a ! NEW LABORATORY METfD'ow oH Hannah Tyouts Thursday r"Ms lna Lagosa, who was t.he! guest of 'Miss Zelina Clarke at Martha Tr'youts4 for 1new Ui-ibeCV3for Por- Cook building over the week end. ~ i n i .t ra'y isociclty will 1 e hldll ia. an interview yesterday toldI of the i pei lnicetialg of...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1l*ES1)A 1'1:I3ft1 ARY 17, 1925 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUE~S1)AY, FF~BRUARY 17, 1~2~i f I' w' w t ( ,. f * y n,.. Igq giq gg1OM/M IqW .. Iggqllqqlqql q u rq .. " i ~ J ~ e.. .y z .. 'xagnq rgr . 4 BASEBALL SQUAD HAS FIRST BATTING PRACTICE OF ER zwxlalwvRA . L k X = MAKE GOOD TIMES 'FOOTBALL MEETINGINT"gKTIL'CEUE g l MA NA(GIER 'IYU All tryouts for assist;int man, agersh1ips of milieu Sport s are ...…
…I1IESDA)Y, FE3U 17, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THIS s HI COtt jCOLUMN CLOSES ICLOSES j AT 3~~~ P.ADETSNI 3PM Leads Liberals News From Other Colleg"'es t I S t i FOR RENJ ,I RN'J-Desirable single roome * n ~ext new Law buildling. Call 61lt) Tappan. F0OR RENT-Doublo or single 1100111 ,for men. Phone 1194.)-.M 422 E. Washington. F'OR R.ENT-fu~rnished, st ( iii-licat five room apart moent. First floor. 504 Lawrence St. RIOOM IS FOR RKNT- 'P...…
…PAGE EIGHT TEDY ERAY 1,12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY T["E,' DAY, 17, jji27, DAIY -OF FICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice t,.. all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the F'sident until 3:34 p. mn. (11:80 a.. m. Saturday.- Volume $ TUESD)AY, FEBRUARY 17, 11924) innibcr IN1 .# i 1 1 I New York Towns Flooded As Snow Thaws 7 :40-- Adeilil 1'002115 0on the lull1. nicets ini fourth floor of...…
…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE LY ,.frn Ap t Section I One VOL. XXXV. No. 99 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARLOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1925 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, FIVE- CENM' BLUE KEY SOCIETY oC ANIZED TO ACT AS OFICIAL HOST Raymond Fosdick A A IS1IIIN(x 'iil A1jS ILL I NTII'ANEI) BY NEW1 0 ':'C N IId r1N BE LIVMIT MEMBERSHIP .0 Juniors Will ie lChosen Annually By Society to Act For Two Yeairs Blue Key of the Michigan Union lias been given ...…
…IPCE TWO THE MIJIJA DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY, 15, 1925 SCHOOL EDITORS ELECT OFFICERS9 i i fi II F f yyyy) r Journalism Department Will Charge of Conventions In Future Years Take DAILY BUSINESS STAFF TRYOUTS Several positions are now open on the business staff of The Daily. The work involved will be of value alike to those who want to participate in some cam- pus activity and to those who want some practical experience in the busin...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY Li, 1D25 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRRE W111 ldBanquet (Commemiorating Quarter ('entennial Wedc- ziesday s. 7 ORGANIZERS LEFT ,; Commemorating; the quarter centen-, npal of it~s founding on February 15, 1900, the Research club of the 1niver- city will .,hold a banquet Wednesday evening in the Union. This organiza- tion was started by a small group of scholarly men for the avowed purpose "t~o unite those members of the acad-...…
…PAGE FOUR SN1AF~1AY &1Z THL48 'MICHIGAN 'DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY, 15 ,1'19-25 - - ~ - Ii l U~v~ _ nufing vxc.._(,; _!,riay 0 i . i~r;;ty ~ear by sha Boar d in Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively cn- 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. Enu~red at the postoflice at Ann...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, '1925 49 TI IL M IC I-II(AN :DA.L% VAOE f"i's'M - - --------- -- _. .,., .., ..,... -._ ._-.T., ... ILVAVAM MZUA'wA I - L NNOUNCE HIGH SCORE Ii MAKERS IN RiftLMATCH 'New English Student Describes' American Women Jolly, Pretty, NOTICES Md isa Doris I loldl u' of I )Ofvoiighire, to be taken very lighitly indeed. i-------------- Rifle scores were sent yesterday b 11 Eglandt. wha i~; i:,! jusn OJJCto .:Aflflwas d...…
…PAGE'-SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SITN\DAY, FE, BRTARY, 15, 1925 . __ _... T C 9H05PEY TRIALS FOR URBOANA MiEET YOST CFLS OR sein rANO flATFR INTRANURAL XL L-A 1[° scholastic indoor track meet will be Several llMeets And TourneysI the first big affair i its kind ireth On Interscholastic Programi en Exe(llent1 iieri in] l iscloeel !Ivenkt ; ; alf 31 Hers ii T IMES KEPT- SECRET, BIASEBA3Li.('ANVI)1 I)XTES;, All., cand idates for ...…
…'2. . : ),~7 'x ,, Vi " THE, MICI-ITGAN DATI.Y PAr.F SEVEN i __..__ 1 NE W YORK NOW PL ANS S UPE R S TREE TS S I FI E umk COLUMN CLOSiS CLOSES AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. r : " 2 G11RA ENT), It'Olt REN'I'-Garuage f,.t 8685Oakland.j Cuall 2378. '11O11 1TIN' f---One (double10room. Newr l)~)U50, home shover laha Li. isi- - ness people or students.-.334 E. Jefferson ;3t.. FOR RENT-Very (:lifort,a ie ;Ld yF room wil,lj4ormitory. fo...…
…-kU ''IGH THE Nei FCC 11GAN DAILY THE MCHIGN DAIY SUDAY. FEBRI-ARY, 15, 1925 -__.' DAILY. OFFICIAL BULLETIN is Publication In the Bulletin 183 coutructive notice the iUniversity. Copy received by the Assistant to 3:30 fi. im. (11.30 a. in. Satuirday. Valtanse ISt:NDAY, F'EBRUWARY 1, 1I)2: the,-Hsident until FOEINESsLA ANUA P8C 4 hm!\ ' j ".e' ,Ei 4't ;l : ; Aeii (lE't >i +t rq., 4'il Il~ " l~li l ! iNT 8 N' " 1t' ,>RE Pope Pius Xl ...…
…Feature Section LL Lit i4an ~Iaitw Feature Section VOL. XXXV. No. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1925 EIGHT PAGES °- ., .._,.,..r._._ . S DE 4qpwm Ir IN CZECHO - SLOV AKIA - 4? A Somewhat Different Treatment Of The Conditions Existing In Foreign Universities Some Of The Difficulties Encountered By Students In Prague . The Struggle Against A New Dark Ages "If- T HE students wre in town". And I began look-...…
…PACE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY, 15, 1925 Michga s History During The Prague's Struggle for Knowledge: dism(embered or ill-equipped neighbor stat ion, ik pulling himself up by his hoot straps and is going to help) set things right. It is the student who Philip Leonard Desci Faculty ov By Phillip Leonard Fraternities came into existence in A m Arbor within a very few years t In ta- ala~t 1.(I d)1 t<2. t: of 11} ~ ha u JhnJ...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1925 Alva THE MICHIGAN DAILY '!'ACE 3uJiC THE MICHICAN flAT! .Y 1~A f~ P~T i 1 ,a 1.. ,L. ] .: 1 W. ,1 I Wandervogel---Saviors of Germany? Some Facts Regarding the German Youth Movement To Which Nation's Leaders Look for Future. Iy laul V. I1uscull "The downfall of western civiliza- tion can be prevented only by the birth in the rising generation of new spiri- 2 iial and vital forces." Thus writes t r. F. W. Foerst...…
…THE' MICHRIXAN -DAILY NIYAY E VAR, 0251~ *, + * f * Bfooks andWrts !Y* r* r + r f+ 4F0 .! GAt- t dOROMUA WTW U I iE_.1 --------- _ ------ of its second century of b)usiness by golf, andl an hundred other more or i I s , prining a brochure of its history. It less argent things, so he has devised Di~~ rpj ~ iL This and That is interesting to notice that this houseo okn nitre.H on ~~oe~~y iuie ~we~~is~i~ Home - Robinson Crusoe, nu...…
…-SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1925 f H E MlICHIGAN DAILY _.__ DAILY a Tr }'usic and Drama ~4 ** -~ -- - rch hall, seColeridge and Pirandello Admixed The New Bonstelle Playhouse Joas I!year Ithere e s T e t bAscnan ,ry Paul Stephenson of the community. The task of train- By ClarIce Tapson burn-these are only a few of th e er Henderson. creatures. There is often great beauty i ing such a group to pull mightily, for To most people the only pers...…
…PAGE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'ThP Naticnni1 PinhM1lpnic Cnrrpqv woman who breaks her pledge to one mieniber and~ one alumnae. The~ they. are now so numerous that they Nat jonal Panhellenic congress soror'- jalumna<e attendls in a purely advisory haebcm complex. t f c c } i c t t t A 1 t yy 2 t 6 r G r 5 y R 1 tr t A } 4 i t c f L p r3 C t1 it y or resigns t hererom, shall not be capa city. In the past, meetings have Copies asked to...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARtY 15, 192, THE MICHIGAN DAILY x _ - _.._. _ ., ._ ._ ........; ...,,... .. .. PACT,,'F71TEEN +"#j 1 ' Cinema ., r Att Thelhe ason ;an d !ii'H; o wvhich patrons r )''lio i otfrday for the Irthei b' .i enggmn.Te tertainers offers a program~ of Ii latest popular Selc t ion S ill yr +z ;)1 song, and. one of the ieniblers ; ci. tributes an entertain ing c eeni ri dance. 'The feature m nl ;11'i) 1) "The iCity That Nov(*' Sl...…
…PACE SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'UNDAY, FEEBRVARY, 15-, 1 2.- Panhellenic Congress (Continued from Page Fourteen) ed with the sophomores of another house so that by mixing the groups, they may meet new women and learn to know them. At Christmas time, the Inter-sorority association organ izes the work of collecting the Christ- mas trees and toys from the sororitie and dormitories and provides for their distribution at the hospitals. The ...…
… DEDICATED TO JUSTICE 4kr r Awn t t ~Iaikg MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 98 EIGIHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SAITURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE~ CEN',M . _ N 40TOriiOWii Religious Idea Gains Ground, FOR BENEFIT oF FosterCaim VARIT BNDMN llyn K. Foster of w Yr -- ~n,1i h First BaptistchrhD. L(WCA 1, AUTOMOBIL~E 1)IA iEVS o ,ter sjpolce upon p olems of co01. WILL GIlVE OVER ALL le,,- education which ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MIHIGANDAILYSATURDAY, FEBIRUARY 14, 1925 BAND TO PLAY AT Dr. F. R. Pengelly Will Address Group; Secretary S mih to Be Toastmaster 'Goes To Explore Ocean Graveyard SUC.AI~~ ~~ VTSHOJOffers Proposal aoi TPIG OTN SERVIESPOPULAR g ALU0 NI MEETINI 1' n4, acid13 ly rge ISCisuuion Of k : 1' oui 1Days Inh i F" t ESMr. Tapping also spoke to alumni in!( Toulon, Feb. 13.-The French bat- Boise, Idaho, Butte, Mont...…
…SATURDAY, FEBARUJARY 14, 1929 TU--E MiCHIGAN DAILY PGr {1t _;,..,. .__.....e,.__., - Pro'Jf. B. 11, Bode Will Add~ress Honor- j ary Edu(;itionial I'ratei'ily ]aa AMeeting Here My~stery HdsCuse O Fatal Kansas Ri rs~ ^. . : { ;I { ,; . . v r x ~ r :: : " , : . : . ":? } a n ! ri ;" . . : . &IFT OF ALEX SOO 4 0I'I INJV'JEH[PLAT ...,..Y.....,. i no room for such a course on the cur- WOLRn 11LL LECTUI nRE rrrln_____ -___w_ I r r; t 4, ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY and less looking for dirt they would and energy with which the exti aordi- get much further in their attempts to CAMPUS OPINION nary difficulties of providing schools guide youth. Jazz music is no worse Anonymous communications will be for a rapidly increasing population, Published every morning except thntenwcedwlz"oa0yer disregarded. The names of coinmuni- 'eeoeeu nrc n agae Sdeey r tMondy thnte"ikdwat"o 0ya...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAIL% PAGIfVE 4 rJ , i!. 4- VA= MR WKWA I= mr vas- zsn ) t1 '141 C4 Et 1, I (oim'M~l'EE PLANS ENEIANE~~ FOR 20,) (d'SIS Pvery avail able space in tha2 Martha ,'Cook k nildin g is being used to accoml- odate the 200 guests expected for the bridge tea to be held between 2 :30 and r' o'clock this afternoon for the bene- Medical Lead 'r SELECTS SQUAD9 FStuentDescribes IN~ffIAtiRA~fTRII Life...…
…-PAGE SIC. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, F EBRUARY 14, 1925 f-.""r.n joll R I --- 14044 gft ' a- nw__.o ,"WAM-pmp- r c= v THE IA ,TEAMS VIIl p E g 1 1 T a SWIMMER s REACH MADIS ON FOR MIEETi 3;att )Iiin(Gi,,Proteges IDrill ti C~ A. f'.1?irinig Restover in ChicagoI Eight BigT Teams To, 'lonigit will s5(C all b)ut B.ig; Te'n 1ba:;ietball I cans in 011 ig t11, :he neaten 11] incu Ohio Stato, runmners up in t Mili n plays...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1925 TIIE MICI--IIGAN DAILY T~lE I~hIAN DALYGG, KVIEN Bates Calls British Courts Too Strict F or Americans DE c la a'ing Ithat the 'ilic coi' co-I yste111ws anl excellenIt oll' as we as one which works oilt adiiraly ill _England, Dean I lenry AT. Pate;, Hlt of the -law school, stated yesterday in .an interview, that hie(lid niot beClieve it would fit the American state if, mind, largely because of its exi ri'in ...…
…P'AGE EIGH{T Tfl7 N IC-,AN DAILY SA'fTURDAYi, FEBRU-ARY 14, 1923 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publicatin In the Bulletin 1s constructive notice ti., all Members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to th,*a -,osident until 3.30 x. M, (It 30 a. n. Saturday.y Nexv French Ambassador Takes Offic ? JAUSl absolutely thne last day for acepthIS SU ayets htthgrerm~ i I litii1t nearly next xwee?;. g;amxes, and grourp disecs ons of th hih...…
… DEDICATED TO JUSTICE EIGHT PAGES it I n ~1IUIAj MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ---, I I VOL. XXXV. No. 97 ANN ARLOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICES, FIVE CENTS STATE COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS VISITS UNIVERSITY EIGH41T IMEMBlE RSOF J4EGIlSLA- TURE CONFERS WIT1 DEANS AND REGENTS TO ATTEND CONCERT Architectural Co 'Wretched,' Sa "Of all professional iepa-rtments of the campus, architecture is the most wretched...…
…PAGE TWO I-IE MIC141GAN DAILY FIDiAY, FEB3RUtARY 12i, 1925 .. - wr y 1 Y ; ' d; AW al ^ I /. . WHERE TO DINE 9,' q ^ .i l'' ,t ; f a , , j, _ °. ,, t . r Fresh, Ripe Strawberry Ice Cream It is a wonderful hit-everyone loves it. It is just crowded with An Unusually Appetizing Supply Ereh r I of Strictly K ti 1~ iiri I For the Past, Present and Futur-e OUR MOTTO TO PLEASE ALL y a the sweet, fragrant, fresh fruit. " Pi...…
…FRIDAY, FE;BR UARIY '1', 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P21C417, "M17M TO' GIESUMS FR HIGWA COURSES Speaks Tonight FOSERTO SPEAK TO STUDENT GROUP Proent Cu (hurchiEunat lonal Work~-j ISP1,1.0" ANKSGIVING '25, aind Hubert C. Williams, '26, willt( respond to toasts. Alusic has been :=2-1 cured for the occasion. The programi will be over ire1 in:E to vnermfit those who w Lii to( att'. the c'oncert in 1I lll ditorinm to ~ Hobbs Asked Or ed it c...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY t FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1925 , - __ - passing of worthless checks. But I didn't mean to do it nd didn't know it w asag in.;t the o,"' OP ~ ,i-~ neui~h.f . 'Gf'tMonday .l ~ '.1 Urn~~~ ~ 13" L c plC ay rC deBOV in someidelicate dU~oisLeCIO or,0ye !youth will cry in liorror " n -- __- of the l1a - - Menbers of Western Conference Editorial of some equall somhre and j di Association individual. And any way, it m ; ...…
…FRlIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1925 THEL MICHIGAN DAJ.L\ r~ s.e a r _____________________ ~fl I U t I P) 11 NLVAVAM'Wk% MUAvA \/--,\j S E!Y 2S 0 D1I1IE EIKDANE G iDiscovers y . P jIMIMITV CXRI11IPPan Hellenic Will yV_ I woman's Editor i) UIIL U UIiLLong Lost City ""~"'UIVU Hold Semi-Monthly{ Regains Health) INSTITOTE PIIOGDA P UAN S LECTURESRE S D[ Meig Hrat, OTICES 5 ~iiieio All men and wvomen who are inltr- Mrs. ItalJpl Doud, director of ...…
…P'ACE ~SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY F,'?II)., FEBRU;TTAR,'Y 1 ', 192 5 ..........A.... . ...........L......Y .......... I L*s V tlt 9 'pa w s s '+z- " ate.- ., n ...r tbsr.r faesC~ -. , "MMIM" SWIMMERS [LEAV 'et Squad HasWRTIGSQA FOR M EET TODAY I Court In Gym LEVSFR1:J in thfall pr actice of the Varsity ten- Farrell Prepares Squad For Relays \'i ltI~1ho Illinois relays at Chiai- piil but t wo weeks off. (mch Far- Telli is putting h...…
…P IDAV. FEB 'i \ Y f1, Iz _.. TFIF MICHTGAN DAILY TI IF MICHGAN DILYPA^E SEVMN r THIS& KBUMN 3COLUMN CLOSES CLOSES AT PM.AD ERISNGAT3 dM Intramuaralft ems (Continued from Page Six) ? Group 1 vs. 7, group 5 vs. 4, group' 2 vs. <8.!t Tuiesday, Feb. 24th, 8: 30 o'clock ;Group .l vs. 5, group 7 vs. 4, group 2 .tar't n'xt week andlI(ltoda is 1110; A tournament will l)e allowed to lIay alast (late forotcerinig. 'Phe sclk'd-' in the C'lass 13 t...…
…PAGE ElIGHT 'i-IE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FE',BRUAR1'Y 13, 1'125 1 DAILY OFIFICIIAL' BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice tej al:members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the PZ"aident until 3:30 p. iM. (11;30 a. mn. Saturday, Volume 6 FRIDAY, FEl3DLTAJ(V 13, 11920'iNumbaer 197 {M l To the Senate Council: An adjourned meeting of the Senate Council will b~e held flonday, Feb- ruary 16, at 4: 15 P...…
…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE EIGET PAGES ANN ARLOR, MICHIGAN, T IIRSDAY, FEPRUARY 12, 1925 at l MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 96 ____.___.r_ EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FLFIECEN' ELEVENH ANNAL MEET ON MONDAY1 ROAD ;,XPERTS FROM ALL SEC.j TIONS OF THE COUNTRY WILL ATTEND $TU DENTS INVITED 1eclinlcal Phases of Design, Construe. tion and Maintenance of High. 1 ways Will be Discnssed The eleventh annual conference on highway engineering, to ...…
…PAGE TWO Prof. F. N. Scott Writes Tribute to 1niversity's Deceased tegstrr SENDS SYMPATY At the meeting of the University club Feb. 4, which was the first meet- ing following the (leath of Wr% Arthur G. Hal, late registrar of the 1 nier' sity, the following tribute which was prepared by Prof. F. N. Scott of the rhetoric department at the request of the directors of the organization was, adopted. "In the death of Arthur Graham Hall, the Unve...…
