…THE MICHIGAN DAILY --------------- 4- flHAIIIL I UN ADS GAMPAlG Society To Sell p pA Imported Gloves " ~LLI I Gloves sold by Mortarboard for 1he U U TOGIE P UY H FRIDA University of Michigan iLeague vill be display andl ord wilhetakenito- Members of the Women's Athletic t! ~ n ~ IVnI,-. - I r _, __ 3. omn i Mumiers will meet at 4 o'clock today at the Theta Phi Alpha sorority house, 821 University avenue. juarters o fLeague Buildi...…
…______________THE MICHIGAN DAILYx r: ig n the cause of interniationasl i~ecace i., ff r ia 21a"t agood example. Iaving; taken his ; " _______________________stand as to a Parliament of the Wor'i b ESAER O U e held it to the end w'ithout doubt a R 'EBSIY OFMICIMA.N to the ultimate outtcom.e. It was t1~sI () IV EST OFfaith that stood the severe shoc~ks Oc- d every morning except Monday, casioned by the intrigues and dlou )le NOT' ONE SO, Unive...…
…THE MIICHIGAN DAILY - - - ,, ,,......,.W.o. - , -, . . , ....,. .. ,. .. ONCE INNERSecond $50,000 Of iiiiinBok Prize Harde P ER~ ~j Clinrt-es II. Leiermore of New Fork is author of Bok Peace Plan 1496 [TIflOJM SECOND $30,000 FOR APPROVAL OF CONGRBESS IWHAT'S GOING ON TUESI)AY 12 :00---ediceaI faculty lunichi in I u.. ion. 12 :5- Matinee ilusicale lutieb, rooni ;I 319, Union. :i:30-French 13e, 13d, 13E ateet illn room 302, S. W., t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I" ......"'... will r1 y :, -I i _ s .-- nn fr T Ohio State Man Leading Big Ten TEN COURGMETO CHICAGG In tScoring WOLVERINdE SIX '. DEFEATS IIS Wolverines have one tie against their? record. The Minnesota sextet is the toughe team the Wolverines will have to face. In their two games with sconsi the Nortlimen have not given the B - gers the solare ofasnlgolde feating them by scores of 4-0) d respectively. The pow...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r - - L S I E I I MUSCAL MINJELIANEOUS KEEP PHYSICALLY :1 .y the daily STUDENT desiring lessons in Span- use of Walter Camp's Daily Dozen ish to perpare for exams call 1104. on Records. Complete outfits sold by Schaeberle & Son. SHOES REPAIRED while you wait Q2.x ottP i OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR. W. S. MILLS Osteopathic Physician 1616 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone 321 F-1. ,yr,,,, _ __ DANCI1I4(x JNOUNCEMENT BUSI...…
…____________ICE WMICHIGAN DAILY_____ i DILYOFFICIAL BULLETIN We t the lack of space on this page The Daily has been forced to run a #art of the Daily Official Bulletin on page two. ire will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, February 13, o'clock in the President's Office. M. L. Burton. Stiiaents: 16 fWealth, Service dispensary will be open regularly Sunday morning 1" to 12. It is desired that this hour be used for such conditions as ...…
…SOUVENIR MIDNIGHT HOP EXTRA E D I T I O N ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1924 VOL. XXXIV. PRICE TEN CENT. __L E _ ___ __ __ p OPEA 1,ILLMAKE 106 I STS "(OTTON STOCkiNGis" WILL BE GIVEN IN WllItNEY AT 2 0'CLOCK 1925 PRODUCTION HAS SHOWN IN 18 CITIES Ne w Y ork, Walijilg on. Pitsmurgh, and Sh~nlel' 'a I ile in Praise 101 t amedy Iy I :rcy C. I kirk CtI c tckings," the eighteenth, annre'1i ar, o~wrs will be presented for the last...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1924 dents as a whole represent the high- et in world development and have and will consider a certain amount of sTED ROLL OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THlE pleasure compatible with an unquench- V UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN aLe desire for learning. WE ARE V A LE N TIN E S Published every morning except Mondayc THE 1925 JUNIOR HOP JOVIAL during the University y'ar by the Board in Control of Student Publica...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Sue s e eToledo, O.; Helen Jacobs, Detroit; Hel- Frank I. Cornwell, Ann Arbor, and Mary Edith Hendrickson, Ann Arbor; M ore Than 850 Gu sts ere n Dixon, Detroit. Prof. Victor Lane and Brs. Lane. Phoebe Jean Cornwell, Ann Arbor; From A ll Parts Of The W orld Guests-Louise Townsend, Lakewood, an Fole, Charlesto, G Vys Mar- _ ____________________ Booth 8-Delta Chi O.; Elizabeth Copelend, Ke...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1924 J-HOP GUESTS (Continued from Page Three) McKnight, Lansing; Lillian McCor mick, Ann Arbor; Amanda McKin ney, Waggoner, Okla.; Ruth Eagles field, Wellesley, Mass.; Helen Porter Sydney, Australia; Justine Price Lansing; Nerissa Fitzsimmons, Detroit Katherine Schwier, Detroit; Penn Anspach, Detroit; Katherine Sherman Detroit; Catherine Ashpaugh, High land Park; Charlotte Ewing, Grand Rap...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Palmer, Coldwater; Dorothy Buer- Evanston, Ill.; Marjorie Fletcher, In- THEY DID THE WORK jmann, Lansing. dianapolis, Ind.; Carol Roehm, Detroit. Booth 24-Zeta Psi Booth 25-Phi Delta Theta Chaperones-Mr. and Mrs. William' Chaperones-Mr. and Mrs. Irving C. Comstock, Detroit. Guests-Jane Mc- Brower, Pontiac; Prof. Earl V. Moore Curdy, Detroit; Mildred Taylor, Musk- and Mrs. Moore, Ann Arbor...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1924 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9, 1924 AMONG THE 850 Mrs. Ruthven, Ann Arbor. Guests- Mary Beslock, Detroit; Mabel Crotty, (Continued from Page Five) Detroit; Dorothy O'Connor, Detroit Sarah Bone, Detroit; Beth Mapes, Be- Genevieve Peoples, Detroit; Belen Rem- troit; Margaret Hull, Detroit; Sarah ington, Detroit; Winifred Sample, De- Oliver Hulswit, Grand Rapids; Blanche...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY F"B SEVN MOREHOPGUESTS Authors Of Mimes' 18th Bernice MacFoster, Ann Arbor; Mar- Joseph; Beatrice Graham, Detroit; (coninud fom Pge ix)ian Reisch, Detroit; Alice Smith, BolT Jean Macaulay, Detroit; Ruhy Sonke, (Coninue fro Page Sixsle, ta NY.; B. A. Michczynski, Be-Grn Christiansen, Detroit; Gwendolyne Opera, "Stockings t t Bowen lanti; Giaian Rapids; Marguerite Shattuck, Wilson, Marlette; Charlott...…
…4NS LEAD THE GRANID (Continued from Page Seven) LoisllKnucy e te12 Booth 43-Alpha Tau Omega Aloist.llifKentucklag the1'25od Chaperones- Coach George Little rT as MEd TacR t, hisIite,25, r tot and Mrs, Little, Ann Arbor. Guests- stirs' oftul hatsuter city. th Genevieve Speers, Williamston; Max- d' ° ' S;gtrwseetdt h joe Cromwell, Cleveland, 0.; Jean ti tltcaa eetdt h osi Brigg, Detrot; Merry Wagner, Grand rw'ecolgya yicls- Rapids ;Margaret Sta...…
…THE WEATHER L Litw Dalti EI)ItOR'iUAL ASSO( [ER WITH RAIN SNOW TODAY' ORI I a. XXXIV. No. 93 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE ____________j________} F'EB, 11 TO 1 4 S ET FOR ANNUAL ROAD0 CONFERENCE HERE ENGl NEERING COLLEGE TO HOLD MEETINV UNI)Elt DIRECTION OF BLANC(IARD SXPECT MORE TH AN 500 ROAD COMMISSIONERS1 Uiggs, Cooley, Smith, Lewis, Bennett, To Speak Nonday, Regist...…
…_ -_ I f I I I 4® L, vP _"1 only CLijtt-ong SOBS Burchfield Will Show at Allenel Hotel Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Jan. 30th, 3' st, Feb. i st. Correct Tuxedos and Formal Accessories for College Men B>URCHFIELD is planning a special visit in anticipation of the demands of the formal Season, with Tuxedos and the accessories that are the last word in correctness. Our economies in buying and operation assure …
…', JANUARY 29,, 1924 THE M-I4 I A DAILY JARY2,_9..H.MCIG NDAL ----------- WIomen .i Is Manager Of Waterworks Co. DRAE TO SPEAK ON DIS0EASE DEPOPLUTING BERMAN GONDITIONSi GUADALCANAR GODA S T t t ivorce Unknown In Gatrtz Stettin, Jan. 28.--Tho little town of Gartz, near here, claims the recordl in Germany for married coulees who ,ave passed their golden wedding an- niversaries. Within the last few in oanths the sixtieth anniversaries...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 192 AL N~EWSPAPER OF, TIRE 5. The 'tability of endowment institutions. 6. The natural resources of 7. The eighteenth amendment. [ i // a,/ ' f!/.Y~// 1/ll CASTID ROLL NAM 'p CAMPUS OPINION I DR. PLANTZ FOR PROHIBITION To the Editor: In your editorial on Prohibition January 17, 1924, Dr. Samuel Plantz, Diaries and Desk Calendars UIJVERSITY I .LU.WA1 The standpoint from which Mr. Scott ]loo Pu...…
…THE 'MICI-flCAN DAILY ~SAY, JA\U rt 29, 1924 r -d---__,_,__ ______. ..._..._ - - }. IN 1 EVERI H Don't forget to bringus yor In trade for oaur Second Semester Bo oks E;VrINO We wnthmand believe,, tha'R 11 z YOU will be more than saisfed - - Iqq A Very IopeeSoko Nt ok n upplies W HAETHELRET TC FCURENT SECOND=A CLLEGETEXT BOOK IN HE ITY -mom, .._ ... www" vnw Amma cm sm ldmpm& IMMMIL …
…i HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 0 '--' a __ wr +' ' +rrr wwm www r ' ' .. ..._.... MI rER Intramural Athletes Close KTA Fall SemesterCompetition RJIUIRL I UIILL tIIU L!The close of the semester marks{ Basketball has gone through the the successful completion of one of larger part of the preliminary games Victories Over Illinois, Iow, and the best fall programs of sports ever and from the teams which have been Minnesota Giv...…
…DAY, JANUARY 29, 1924 .+, . v COLUMN CLQSts AT 3 P.M.Ns L A SSIFIE fl CLOS 3 ADVERTISING" A .. FOUND' WILL GIRL who left watch in rest room in Natural Science Bldg, call C. M. Slack, 2845-J. LOST PHI DELTA CHI fraternity pin, Re- ward. Call Wardner 2372. FOR SALE NEW ENGLAND cot, reasonable, 610 Thompson, 687-M. WOOL SOXS, just the thing for skat- ing. Sold by student 609 S. Fifth Ave., near Colosium. A NEW Tuxedo, size 40, 2174-R, 625 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA.MY ___________HE MIHIGANDAILYTUESDAY, JXAI I ......... DAIL OFFICIA BULLETIN Publication Iv the Bulletin is consructive notie to all members of the tUniversity. Copy received b t et p itant is the 111 oft util 5:30) p. in. (11:30 a. in. Satuxr'g1v Poiumne 4TUESP"A Y,J A NUARY T29, 1924 :.umber 93 ToJthe Deans: There will be no conference of the Deans on Wednesday, January 30. T'fhe next conference will be held on Wednesday,...…
…I pt sit IaiI Secti( No, 92 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 1924 TWENTY PAGES PRICE, FIV . .... . _.._ .;.., I, 4OMENi The Week's News In Brief The following column is a sum- mary of the news of the world during the past week. An attempt has been made to present the most important happenings as briefly and concisely as possible. NATIONAL CNOiFER ENCE SAID TO BE ONE OF MOST SUCCESSFUL IN HISTORY College...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 1924 The World- Looking Into Our Bierne Artist E u iVoiffuls ROBERT BARTRON HENDERSONE ucational NEWELL BEBOUT Translator's Preface: Gifted with mistaken for subtle literature and a precognition of impending events prosey novelty regarded as great act-; and cursed with a propensity toward ing; in this day, I say, when all forms "soft-buzzing slander," Hoffman von of art iron novels to th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY RETURNS 14 DRY TOIIR MUSIC AND MUSICIANS I 11UII I RI 1 U U 11l Feodor Cia1apin The Phblharmnonic-Central concert renisulraniainof En ireipper s epo rt o e e series will be concluded by Feodor Peninsula Complete; To Lee Chaliapin, the great Russian basso, For East Monday who appears in recital at 8:15 o'clock tomorrow night in Arcadia auditorium RTON TO ADh1EMSS SIXTH assisted by Rudolph Polk, violinist DISTRICT MEETING...…
…PANE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 1921 And for the evening I was lucky canrh to Net asngle for filter Hamoden's yrano (e Bergerac. CONCERNING11ow To G(TdTHERE Those who, a cople of weeks ago, read my first itnere oaso'Trinity Clhurch and the Woolworth Building will know that I had cheked my~ bag and was making mny headuarers t te Commtodare: Htel. Fromis there it is noft. at to the National Theater, so I took the say'potiynt ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. Co-Authors Of Junior Play II.. IW LL- I L-1. 1 11ss1sU fOR FEBRUAR-NAC Rifle classes conducted for the wo- en of the Ubiversity have been hold- g semi-weekly sessions since the be- nning of this semester. Plans are now being made for the 1e1 meet which will take place Feb. to March 25. The women who have e highest scores up to date will be lected within the next few weeks d these women will compete for the le teams to...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 7 1924 "rUr AATI"%IATn w wr r-. , ~ % , 1tiE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE EDUCATIONAL real self so deep that no one can pen- MIRRORS etrate to it. As long as men continue (Continued froio Page One) to suhscribe, whether sincerely or cept theories such as those of Meikle- hypocritically, to the usual idealistic john, we let ourselves be the prey of line about education, the young Amer- any student with the least degree of ican wi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S-UND)AY, JANUARY - --- 1 - '- -l I 1)ebce affllated with the requestj ~t~afl s Ut ie that more than ninety of these - - ... -- las-t named organizations have lately CAL NEWSPAPER OF THE added their names to the record of LYER8ITY OF MICHIA W those ardently demanding an inquiry. The secondary petition was signed hed every morning except Monda ybymrthn ieypan-eces :h University y.~ar by the Board inbymrthn iey anttchr o...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAiLa SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 1924 i -- I BIERNE VOIFFULS E C o1 (Continued from Page One) sommes si nuls quand nous ne vivons ORLANDO BEEDE pas!" (My friend! I shall linger yet a few hours in the world. We are The Comedy Club recently present- poor, foolish creatures when we live; ed two one-act plays: "The Key" by but we are such ciphers if we do not Ferenc Molnar and "At the Hawk's live!"-L.XXVIII). Well" by William B...…
…I AY, JANUARY 27, 1024 TI L M LiANDAILY .t _ The Week's News In ,Brief (Conttinued from 'Page One) glum, to be added to their territory of f Roanga. Great Britain gave over the. Sterritory at the express wish of thel native population. This is said to be ! the first time a native population has been considered in African colonielI dealings. Robert Ciives, investigating the Separatist movement in Bavaria for the British said: "First, the l...…
…SUINDAY, JANUARY 27, 19241 THE MICHI1GAN DAILY PAGE F11' names wanders through every high- describes such minor academic souis class mclodrama, go back to the desert" as Jean Huguenot's husband wit. S to die, with many remarks anent the delicacy and sympathy. But Jean her- 13 G O K SThe cover of the volume forms a makes raer a fizzle of her. He knows ______________________pleasing contrast tn the sober, de- we ese pain ta it is honbu situat...…
…; HE MCHIGAN DAILY SL \ LA , J_1 , ,, '' ,, ,,,r . ._._.. . . .:_ ICK CARNI AL BRINGS OUT GOOD PROSPECTS FOR 1814 TRAC SQUAD Brothers A Boon To Sox r W'inth Fnr Men Fin sidno' i i . i FI A ru, - - -JLF Under 4:39 Show To Advantage EARLINGS ARE VICTORIOUS OVER RESERVES IN RELAY Michigan's hopes for a winning ack team in the 1924 Conference] ason were bolstered up yesterday ternoon following the steady per- rances of the Wolver...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SU' ) DAY, JANUARY 27, 1924 PAGE SIX THE MICHiGAN DAILY SU NDAY, JANUARY 27, 1924 Jean Huguenot. It is a hopeless feat. Yes, my Marguerite is a very who, becoming gardener-desired to a a lofty and steep rock, and I see the woman, finally a third time come into isky affair, even at the piano. convent so physically declined in moist cloud which envelopes the head a haven. Twice is enough-this is health that he wa...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ................ ;on in the B~ulletin Is constructive notico to all members of 'erscity. C'opy zreceived b4 tl A saistantf ti'the "7p(dert un~til m . 111 :30)a.i. Sa3t. crsiGV" 4 5U~iA~qJAN4UARY a7, 1921 Nuntiher 921 IDelin .: ere'will be no conerence of the Deans ol Wedn'lsday, January 30. ft conference will beC held on Wednesday, ebru.ry 6. Council: e.next regular meeting of the Senate Council will be held Monday...…
… PAL.4 EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 1924 PALSEI~h TH MIC-HGN DALY SNDA, JAUAR 27.192 \/'G j 1 --~ Frocks That Will Grace the Fairest at the 1924 J-Hop The novel setting chosen for the 1924 J-Hop, picturing the glittering arctic land, the scintillating music, and the bold black and white of the masculine attire, will form a decidedly picturesque background for the alluring gowns of the feminine dancers. Pastel shades of geo...…
… Arl 414tr tAgan :43L titt Section Two LIWo PRICE. Fr ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 2., 1924 PRICE, FF G. XXXIV. No. 92 w lUS-HES ADVISES AID FOR MEXICO ommends Sale of V. S. Ammunition; Asserts Revolution Is Not By Oppressed People ECLARES HELP WITH ARMS NO DHANCE FROM HARDING POLICY New Ybrk, Jan. 26-Speaking on Recent Questions and Negotiations," ecretary Charles E. Hughes of the tate Department this week com- fended the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ior rnumi In Germany's Ninth Chancellor Since Turning Republic Associated with Miss Moore in thisj unusual production are such screen celebrities as Myrtle Stedman, Milton Sills, Elliott Dexter and Walter Mc- Grail. "One Night it Rained," a Tuxedo comedy, and a new Aesop Fable Car-E GERMANS SEE NINE CHANCELLORS IN POWER OVER FIVE YEAR PERIOD UbLR 1 V 1 UITRIm Melbourne, Jan. 26-Progress is be- ing made toward the estab...…
…. PAL L IGIIT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 1924 .... ..,... , v .. 1= .... * a )) &. ~~!I I - y Frocks That Will Grace the Fairest at tPe -Hop The novel setting chosen for the 1924 J-Hop, picturing the glittering arctic land, the scintillating music, and the bId black and white of the masculine attire, will form a decidedly picturesque background for the alluring gowns of the feminine dancers-. Pastel shades of georgette sp...…
…a 1a1L l TI LILY i ~ --%............,.. T,, L. VA.LA ; IL , __ 7 EGO Scogan And for the evening I was lucky enough to get a single for Walter Hampden's Cyrano de Bergerac.1 CONCERNING HOW TO GET THERE Those who, a couple of weeks ago, read my first impressions of Trinity Church and the Woolworth Building will know that I had checked myr bag and was making my headquarters at the Commodore Hotel. From 1 there it is not far to the Nationa...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 1924 SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 Jean Huguenot. It is a hopeless j feat. Yes, my Marguerite is a very who, becoming gardener-desired to a a lofty and steep rock, and I see the woman, finally a third time come inte risky affair, even at the piano. convent so physically declined in moist cloud which envelopes the head- a haven. Twice is enough-this is health that he was for...…
… Foux THE MICHIGAN DAiL i SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 1924 SUNDAYS JANUARY 27, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY BIERNE VOIFFULS E ChO (Continued from Page One) sommes si nuls quand nous ne vivons, ORLANDO BEEDE pas!" (My friend! I shall linger yet; a few hours in the world. We are The Comedy Club recently present- poor, foolish creatures when we live; ed two one-act plays " "The Key" by but we are such ciphers if we do not Fereuc Molnar and "At the Haw...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MPIC SCHEDULE DERSOE GHANS hfXTra I1U n~ - Din.. 7.f:sr Reporter Bows To Co-ed's Intellect "Gosh, it must be just simply won- dahful to be a reporter," gushed theI sweet young co-ed looking at us with sparkling eyes. "Just think, you can 4.vzpetitions W111 V TakeYi PflK ace DI u ring et into all the shows, you can sway the Months of liay, June, gtinoalteswyucasay anthJulypublic opinion,"-she learned this lat- ter express...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t OLD CURRENCY BAN( 'May Be Leading Figure In New PLANNED FOR GERMANY soviet Regim 1 than ever before; and the record es- tablisaed for individual solicitations in the financial drive was $475. #. .k..r ---- -- Read the Want Ads Read The Daily "Classified" Colu CITIES IN THEMSELVES! SLEEP ANYWHERE, BUT Berlin, Jan. 26.-(A.P.)--The pros- pective gold currency bank suggested by the experts committee in Paris, already...…
…WEATHER AND COLDER TODAY r A6F AbP Aii iSS0lATED PRI lEASED WIRE SER MEMBER WESTERN CONF.ER EDITORIAL ASSOCL V. No. 91 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE .... _ _..r.... ......r. . INCfREAS E ENTS FOR ITO LA TWO CHANGES PLANNED FOR ENTRANE REQUISITES TO SChOOL COLLEGE GRADUATION NECESSARY I N 1928 Acknowledge Automobile Gift To Uil- versty Near East Expedition Reguirements for...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JA F __ LIONS CLOSE FEBS 7 R SECOND SEMESTERI Wow Boys! She's A Flapper And A Movie Actress Work on the dining hall of the Law club building has progressed to a point where the walls are ready to re- ooceive the roof. The dimensions of the' hall are 140 feet long, 40 feet wide and 60 feet high. There will be carved panelling of oak,12 feet high, aroundI the entire circumference of the room. The entrances ...…
…AY, JANUARY 26i, 1924 +'THE MCHIGANP DAILY _ _ .__. a . . . .. w ,. . . . ______________ !are but 2,94 probation officersn all the courts In the country dealing with IIo e childen less than half as yet employ probation officers." Any Members of the University Wko- Ased T oB Tell 3iien's Glcee dul who desire a picture; ~fthe club, will please call Marion! How PC eace Prize B3arlow, 1287, by noon today. W4as Awarded Women who desire to do ...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY ----------- F question of constitutionality has been brought up, and has now been placed before the state Supreme court. (31I IiAL NEWSPAPER THE In reality there is nothing that can UFMICHGAN definitely be pointed out in the so-I called Farrier Act as being unconsti- Published every morning except Monday tutional. The act as read and as $uring the lwicrsity var by the Board inti. T Control of Student Publications. passe...…
