…1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1D A1 i AUTOMOBILE TRANSPOR- TATION RATES BY HOUR OR TRIP Party Driving a Specialty CADILLAC NASH COLE H. E. BARKE Phone 1927 ANN ARBOR NASH GARAGE Across from the "Maj:' tllilllllllilllllllillllilllll111lI1_l ~w _ w MALTED at - - Mann's DrugStore 213 South Main Street Advanced SECRETARIAL TRAINING for Stenographers MON. & THURS. EVENINGS Iamiton Business College FRESHMEN! ATTENTION - Would you walk a 'block to save ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY'' # I i[that the men will be ready for work at all are asked to report at this meet- course and in spite of the stiff breeze Albion distance man, have been doing this evening. For the first few work- ig. Freshmen candidates who are and muddy roads, the men covered the best work, outs the men will be drilled in noth- also on the football squad need not the distance in good time. The dis- Marston, one of the. most promising ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . - . ; \..\ J " I + f iISPOR.. S ti +" ";* _ _ ,. in L. Elio FOOTBALL SQUAD SHOWS ADVANCE IN cASE GAME, DRILLS FO M !IC Wieman and Gunther Back in Uniforms For Light Practice; Nelsch Still Out S5 CANDIDATES REMAIN ON VARSITY SQUAD AFTER CUT Michigan's football team came out of the Case game in good shape. Aside from minor Jolts received by Dunne and Steketee, there were no mishaps to the rest of the squad. ...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY NOTICE - to its followers. The Hoosiers of- I All wrestlers who won their fense did not net the results expe"'t- numerals in the tournament last ed by Coach Stiehm, who is reported spring are requested to meet to have attributed their poor show:ng at Dr. May's office, at 5 o'clock, to a rain which fell during the play Friday afternoon, for the pur- and spoiled the attempt of his men pose of organizing the team and to open up ...…
… HOWARD, '20, JOINS N Y FACULTYiment of mamology, has gone to the H. B. Sherman, '20, who was also University of the City of New York connected with the zoology depart- where he is assistant instructor in ment as an assistant in the depart-|comparative anatomy. PICTURES OF FOOTBALL MEN I. I------------ - WEVE GOT 'EM ALL Individual or Group Pictures gjTAB fsHE 1905 b 719 N. UNIVERSITY t 7G e f~c. Hang Up These Facts ~T'HE fact that the ma...…
…'_THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCT .: f Tc UNIT LaYs PLANS FOR BUSY YEAR ,E TEAM WILL ATTEMPT REPEAT VICTORY OF LAST YEAR TO Parades, reviews, rifle matches with ther college units, and, possibly, a ilitary ball this spring, wil 'feature e R. 0. T. C. activities for the col- ge year. Efforts will be made to repeat ichigan's victory of last year in the . 0. T. C. rifle team matches at amp Perry, Ohio, and considerable me will be spent this ...…
…,rHE MICHIGAN DAILY I i . _ _ __ . r UJil lul LAST TIME TODAY David Butler Mrs. Scott Wiinnels to Talk at Y..IV. M1rs. Scott Runnels will talk at ves- per services Wednesday afternoon at Newberry hall on "The Meaning of the Y. W. C. A." A musical program will be furnished by the women of the School of Music, and from 4 to 5 o'clock tea will be served. Mrs. J. J. Walser, chairman of the advisory board, will be present to meet the studen...…
…THE M7CHIGAN DAILY ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 2 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1921 Number 141 The President of the University and Mrs. Burton will be "at home" to abers of the University and others tomorrow (Wednesday) from 3:30 :30 p. m. The new Deans and their wives and the newly appointed professorsrandttheir Wives have been invited to receive with the Presi- t.nd Mrs. Burton. lene Lectures: Freshman and entering sophomore women are required to...…
…/' THE WEATHER PROBABLY LIGHT RAIN- SLIGHTLY WARMER LL E.ddLirdi&wn ~1Iaito ASSOCIATED PRESS D)AY VAND NIGHT WIR) SERV1IE VOL. XXXII. No. 13. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1921 PRICE FIVE CEN' i GOVERNMENT TAKS STEPS TO PREVENT SHORHTAGE O-F COAL HARDING, HOOVER. AND DAVIS CONFER WITH UNION OFFICIALS NO DEFINITE DECISION GIVEN OUT AT MEETING Immediate Attempts to Arbitrate Wage Scale Agreement Prove of No Avall (By Associated...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1921 LOOKING OVER CAIRO TOWARD THE PYRAMIDS Photo by G Swain, Univerity of Michigan Expedition, 1920 Thie' luge Ifork of 1114 liskallam rotted roads opward. Half way op Below like a figured caipet lieo the of the Pyramido-man's fotile attempt (fly 0. 1. Swain) the as ant the route lieo throogh oage valley of the Nile, the Tombo of the to buIld an ioviolate tomb. minseo of rodk, splIt off ...…
…______THE MICHIGAN DAILY? OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- sity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise reited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at therpostoffice at Ann Arb...…
…2 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, OCTOBER , 1021 }'ichigan 's Greatest Concert Course Forty-third Season CHORAL UNION 1921--SERIES--1922 in HILL AUDITORIUM SIX ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMS BY GIFTED ARTISTS ROSA RAISA - GIACOMO BIMINI ERIKA [ORINI 1. OCT. 20 HAROLD 'BAUER PIANIST 2. NOV. 22 JOHN McCORMACK TENOR IGNAZ FRIEDMAN PIANIST 4. JAN. 9 FRITZ KREISLER VIOLINIST 5. FEB. 3 FRITZ KREISLER ERIKA MORINI JOHN McCORMACK VIOLINIST 6. MAR. 14 ROSA...…
…, OCTOBER 9, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PICTURES OF FOOTBALL MEN I WE'VE GOT 'EM ALL Individual or Group Pictures LYNDON & COMPANY 719 N. UNIVERSITY Who Bought Those' yTROU Bloodhounds, and If So, Then Why? CAMPUS L Lansing, Oct. 9.-The question of HAV who authorized the purchase of $200 worth of bloodhounds for the Ionia reformatory, and what is to be done Cetral D with the dogs, now that they have entsl25 been purchased, is bothering th...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE s German Conditions Still Unsettled (By Edward Lambrecht) which will of a necessity bear hardest have come to Germany from Alsace- man states are all arrayed against Almost the first question friends ask upon them and are spending their Lorraine and that section of Poland Wilhelm, while the monarchial senti- travelers upon returning home from money as quickly as possible. It is taken from Ger...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY There is a mighty good place to eat on Huron Street. They call it Teet's Dining Halls 1 MATHER WORKIN-G WITH PROMISING 805 East Huron Street Fir: EA) F tha fres ed can rep sist pus st Year Team Possesses Potential Varsity Backfield and Line Aspirants lLY SCRIMMAGES ARE NOT UNPLEASING TO THE COACHES rom a squad that jpumbered more n 175 a week ago E. J. Mather, shman football coach has succeed- in culling out the mos...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, OCTOBER .9, 1921 Clearly he knows something of what ard of "Nocturne" are two of the he is discussing. The book is not the outstanding figures in English fictiol afar the men who fall under his criti- In "Nocturne" Swinnerton has come cism. The author is "inside," and the very near to writing that theoretical- "EHIK DOIN" shich, jumbled together apparently opinions which he voices are free ly possible thing,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I NOLVERINES DOWN cASE ELEVEN, 64-0 (Continued from Page One) Vick kicked off to Linn who was lowned by Kipke on his own 15 yard ine. Mohr made 3 yards through eft tackle and Hamilton punted to Jteritz who was downed on the 50 ard line. Searle made 4 yards through ackle. Kipke made it first down on he next play. Uteritz skirted right nd for 10 yards. A pass Uteritz to ?roebel was, good for 25 yards. Usher! ailed to g...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE i Student Interviewed On Ku Klux Klan (By Ilughston 3f. Rcahi) The '24 man from Missouri settled himself comfortaby in a big morris chair and thoughtfully puffed at his cigarette. The only sound in the room was that inevitable tick, tick of his pet alarm clock Oi. the bureau. "No," he drawled, "I am not a mem- ber of the Ku Klux Km. You thought that I was?" he raised his eyebrows,. Tite i...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -i - -.--- NOTICE You are hereby notified that the raking of leaves, grass, etc. from lawn extensions, or other property, as well as the burning of leaves on our paved streets, is strictly forbidden. Any one violating our city ordinance governing same, is liable to a heavy fine. Leaves may be raked out on dirt streets, but must be disposed of either by cart- ing away, or by burning same between the hours of 6 A. M. and...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1921 .h n ncaptain; James D. Glunt, '23; Helim ,/lichigan N en Learn Art H. Hulbert, '21; Stanley H. Shindel, 22E.; Lloyd Thomson, '22; Edward F. Of Shooting In Short Time Moore ':1E; Kingsley S. Anderson, O Sho ting n Sh rt Ti e! 123T,': Stuart Standish, '23E. (By Hamilton Cochran) team also carried off prizes in indi- Many of the same men composed (By E. . M.) It is a common belief that good vi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY U U IUUNUI lIUN TO1ASSIST ARTISTS CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED TO RAISE $1,000,900 SUM FOR MEMORIAL Announcement is made by the Car- - uso American Memorial Foundation of New York City of the launching of a campaign to raise $1,000,000 to be used for annual musical scholarships and prizes as a permanent memorial to Enrico Caruso and his art. A list of the committee to take care of this foundation, which is too long fori publication, i...…
…AUNDAT, OCTOBER 1, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Donal Hamilton Haines Helps Young Writers (By G. P. 0.) brought closer together through bet- given in 1908, was from his pen, and A Tale of a Walled Town After 12 years of free lance writ- ter standards of creating and writing in 1909 he wrote both the book and ing, including feature, magazine, and in newspaper work, with the conse- lyrics for "Culture," with the excep- Shut away, behind th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -.- r } _______________________________-i LEGISLATORS MAY IEERSE TAX LAWS i I IBEA e iW O D I ripLD 7 ~ o Forecast Change of Opinion Of Former Opponents of Income Tax on Part State POSTMASTER ABBOTT URGES STUDENTS TO REGISTER "Students! If you have not already done so, fill out a pink card giving your correct address and drop it in the nearest mail box immediately," is the urgent request of city postmast- er H. J. ...…
…s THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE !SUNDAT, OCTOIBER. 9, 1921 11 "CDTOTOE , ' H MCIANDIL AGZN UNITARIAN CHURCH tt and Hunron Sts. SIDNEY S. ROBINS, Mister October 9, 1921. 9:30 A. M.-Sunday school. 10:40 A, M.--Sermson by Mr. Hlenry W. Foote. 5:45 P. Mt.-Y. P. IR. U. Talk given by somese peaker ot the confereince. A Cordial MWelime to All; FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Ho nSt.,JBelow Stt 10:30--T.l'W. Young, BD.D., a for mer Ipastor, will speak. 12: 00-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I WHAT'S GOING ON SUNDAY 81 :0-Uiniversity Men's Bible class, Upper room, Lane hall. 10:40 A. M.-Prof. Ihenry Wilder, Hiar- vard Divinity school, speaks at Uni- tarian church. 12 :00-Unlversity Men's Discussion] class at Christian church. 4:80-Student Volunteers -meet In Lane hail. Volunteers from other colleges especially welcome. 5:45-Young people's social in Unitar- ian church parlors. Supper at nom- inal charge. 6 :...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1921 DAILY OA BULLETIN Yolume 2 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1921 Number 13 '' 1 3 Faculty Concerts: Under the auspices of the Lniversity School of Iusic members of the School Faculty will give a series of complimentary recitals in Hill Audi- torium on Sunday afternoons at 4:15 o'clock as follows: October 16 and 30. November 13. December 4. January 15 and 29. February 26. March 5 and 19. April 2. CHARLES A...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1921 LOOKING OVER CAIRO TOWARD THE PYRAMIDS 4AA Photo by G. R. Swain, University of Michigan -Expedition, 1920. The Huge Rick of the Mkattam rutted roads upward. Half way up Below like a figured carpet lies the of the pyramids-man's futile attempt (By G R. Sain) the ascent the route lies through huge valley of the Nile, the Tombs of the to build an involate tomb. masses of rock, split oft...…
…Jlichigan 's Greatest Concert Course Forty-third Season CHORAL UNION 1921--SERIES--1922 in HILL AUDITORIUM SIX ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMS BY GIFTED ARTISTS ROSA RAISA - GIACOMO RIMINI ERIKA MORINI 1. OCT. 20 HAROLD BAUER PIANIST 2. NOV. 22 JOHN McCORMACK TENOR 3. DEC. 5 IGNAZ FRIEDMAN PIANIST 4. JAN. 9 FRItZ KREISLER VIOLINIST 5. FEB. 3 FRITZ KREISLER ERIKA MORINI JOHN MCORMACK VIOLINIST 6. MAR. 14 ROSA RAISA SOPRANO GIACOMO RIMINI BARITONE COURSE TI...…
…German Conditions Still Unsettled (By Edward Lambrecht) which will of a necessity bear hardest have come to Germany from Alsace- man states are all arrayed against Almost the first question friends ask upon them and are spending their Lorraine and that section of Poland Wilhelm, while the monarchial senti- money as quickly as possible. It is taken from Germany is one of their ment is so divided as to the ruler travelers upon returning home fro...…
… 1 1 l i f j 7 f ., 8 . G 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9,'1921 Clearly he knows something of what ard of "Nocturne" are two of the he is discussing. The book is not the outstanding figures in English fiction ooks A nd A utho afar the men who fall under his criti- In "Nocturne"Swierton has come cism. The author is "inside," and the very near to writing that theoretical- "ERIK DORN which, jumhled together apparently opinions wh...…
…SJNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE & Student Interviewed On Ku Klux Klan (By Hughstn X. cBain) think if he admitted his membership the legality of such an organization have my suspicions that his thots of The '24 man from Missouri settled in the Klan. It developed that he was might be questioned, but he insisted that gentleman are not the best.' himself comfortably in a big morris a member. that in the city where he became a W...…
…_ THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1921 captain; James D. Glunt, '23; Helim M ichigan Mfen Learn Art H. Hulbert, '21; Stanley H. Shindel, '22E; Lloyd Thomson, 22; Edward F. Of Shooting In Short Time Moore, 'lE; Kingsley S. r Anderson, V i [S 23E; Stuart Standish, '23E. (By Hamilton Cochran) team also carried off prizes .in indi- Many of the same men composed (By E. R. ).) vidual events. the aggregation that entered the con- It is...…
…SUNDAY OCTOBERS,191THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Donal Hamilton Haines Helps Young Writers (By . P. d.) brought closer together through bet- I given in 1908, was from his pen, and A Tale of a Walled Town After 12 years of free lance writ- ter standards of creating and writing in 1909 he wrote both the book and Shut away, behind the walls of one ing, including feature, magazine, and in newspaper work, with the conse- lyrics for "Culture," with th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE _______________________________________________________ ' I~ - Iw UNITARIAN CHURCH State and Huron Sts. SIDNEY S. ROBINS, Minister October 9, 1921 9:30 A. M.-Sunday school. 10:40 A. M.-Sermon by Mr. Henry W. Foote. 5:45 P. M.-Y. P. R. U. Talk given by some speaker of the conference. A Cordial Welcome to All! j FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Huron St., Below State 10:30-T. W. Young, D.D., a former pastor, will speak. 12:00-S...…
…ptr mA A1L'xiY.I11LLK 7ODAY pr1 DAY ANDIG SERVI( ) No. 12. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTQBER 8, 1921 PRICE F: * FOOTBALLERS IE FOR ANNUAL LVERINE BATTLEI MARKS TWENTY - MEETING OF TWO, SCHOOLS FIFTH CITY ORDINANCE FIXES TAXI FARE According to the city ordinance of Ann Arbor, the driver or owner of any public conveyance may deOmand and receive for carrying passengers from any place within the city of Ann Arbor to any other p...…
…'er- day during ent Publicat MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for blication of allpnews dispatches credited to it or not otherwise ted in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ixatter. Suoscription by carrier or mail, 350. oices: Amn Arbor Press building, Maynard Street. Phones: Business, 960; Editorial, 2414. Communic...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY 1. .L OW CAB "Get Acquainted" Tea Well Attended More than seventy-five entering sophomore, junior and senior women attended a "get-acquainted" tea dance given by the Senior society from 3:30 to 5 o'clock Thursday after- noon at Helen Newberry -residence. This was the first of several such occasions planned for this year- by the society to promote friendship and co-operation among all women on the campus. AFTER--- By Van Eve...…
…about the campus on the suggestion that the block "M", which{ layed at the Minnesota game, be placed in the new west stands field stadium and that it be formed by the freshman class has r favorable as far as any comment has been heard. ving up the idea, Coach Yost was asked his opinion. For the e large number of alumni and visitors who will be present at e was most enthusiastic. Also when asked where the fresh- eceive tickets if not placed in ...…
… CASEO GRIDIRON GOSSIP F. Clinthorne L.H. Folk "Century Market" 213 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 1091 Credit to Organizations CANNED GOODS SOAPS OL- BUTTER FLOUR * COFFEE Q. Boehim E. R.T. rns Reed R.G. Sloat C. Wise Vick C. L.G. Grabiel L.T. Smith L.E. Edwards Goebel R.E. Kirk Cappon L.E. L.T. Dunne IG. Wilson Muirhead R.G. R.T. Banks Q. Usher L.H. Steketee F. Kipke R.H. MICHIGAN I Grid Men Show Average Minds In lMen tal,,Tes...…
…1 1 AL.d ll £~l 11 1-7.1 .'V ..... -j 11 E FOOTWEAR FOR MEN howing for Fall is complete with model wanted b particular men WRITES ON CHEER LEAOING "Al" Cuthbert Comes to Defense of The Tryouts Editor, The Michigan Daily: I cannot help taking exception to some of the remarks in the editorial "Follow the Leader," not only in de- fense of myself, but also for those men who turned out and tried their very best to develop spirit in the crowd a...…
…9A 6'r MA III U1JLIrj I T0 DAY LAST TIMES TODA Screen I LAST TIME TODAY Arcade-Constance Binney "Room and Board." in "THE i dash ery-- Majestic--Cecil B. DeMille's pro- duction, "The Affairs of Ana- tol," with Wallace Reid, Wan- da Hawley, Gloria Swanson and Bebe Daniels. Wuerth- James 0. Curwood's "God's Country and the Law." Orpheum-Robert Herron in "Co- incidence." ROBERT HERRON N . In Afi OF nat Showing of Ill Veilings ...…
…kTTLE1 1~ic I! L J Number 12 ir.r rrrtii. rrrrrrr i r .rr r romen will meet throughout the year o 12:15 a. m., beginning with Monday, [YRA B. JORDAN, Dean of Women. e Arts, Spanish Courses: 04 U. H., will meet in room 216 N. S. 304 U. H., will m'eet in room 173 N. S. (Continued from Page One) sequent mushy condition of the field,l and there ran tnem through a light signal practice. The squad is in good physical condition and should be r...…
…..I ,, ,, /'! ODAY 2 T4 11 man Ia A 1' DAY AND SE] 0J CiT. No. 11 0 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1921 PRICE _ __ _ - ! I SENATE LEADERS MAKE TENTATIl PLANS FOR TAXSI PROGRAM ADVANCED TO CLOSE SPLIT IN REPUBLICAN PARTY RANKS LVES REPEAL OF rY ON SODA WATER Athletic Coupons Needed or Games Athletic coupon book distribution will stop next Wednesday and any student who has not exchanged his receipt from the treasurer...…
…UNIVE! during Publicat ie Univer- n$. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS is exclusively entitled to the use for ispatches credited to it or not otherwise the local news published therein. ic at Ann. Arbor, Michigan, as second Ann'Arbor~Press buildiig, Maynard Street. Business, 96o; Editorial, 2414.. :ations not to exceed 300 words, if signed, the sig. cessarily to appear in print but as an evidence of, ices of events will be publisled in The Daily at the...…
…ULN I bUUNbILMUI ELECT NEW OFFICERS Stand-- Class Elections Committee Named At First Meeting Also LUNCH Service and Right Prices UNIVERSITY At the regular meeting of the Stu- dent 'council held Wednesday night at the Union, the following officers were elected for the coming year: vice-president, George E. Gregory, '22E; treasurer, John W. Ross, '231; and recording secretary, Vernon F. Hillery, '23. The corresponding sec- retary will be ...…
…my Drill AND GOALf and down the gridiron until Banks, Steketee, Usher and Kipke were go- ing through the new formations in lightning fashion. Knode at quar- tbr, Roby at fullback. Uteritz and Searle at halves were rehearsing the plays on the second squad, where' Petro was passing the ball from center. On the first tealh, Wilson and Vick were the only members who are to start against Case Saturday who were not in the line. Smith held down the...…
…LL ASS INTS Whether you play foot ball, basket ball or indulge in my Ithletic sport, Spalding mplements will give most satisfaction. Send for catalogue i. SPALDING & BROS.. 1 So. State St., Chicago trim your hair and we will let Michigan trim Wisconsin for cade Barber Shop.-Adv. ize Daily Advertisers.-Adv. All men wishing to try out for assistant basketball manager are requested to meet in the hand- . ball court of the gymnasium at 5 o'cloc...…
…which the journalistic must deal," Mr. the meeting, of which number 58 White continued. "Men are entering signed up as members of the newly the game unprepared, because they formed organization. 1 999 I Elect Yae's "It is the problems of life with did not bend their minds to the task. Every paper, from the smallest coun- try weekly, to the largest metropoli- tan daily, needs men who know civic problems and who can write on them intelligentl...…
…iL..i AT THE THEATERS I TO-DAY Screen ONLY TWO MORE DAYS Arcade-Constance Binney "Roon and Board." in LEARN TO DANCE Armory, opening October 14th. Prof. Mittenthal, of Detroit, Teacher of mod- ern dancing, having taught here for two seasons with big success, has had ten years successful experience. Mem- ber of the International Associationof Masters of Dancing, recently been to the 28th convention in N. Y., and will teach the following...…
…%.v 1 AAJJ-L'VLfILd A .. r ..Allllwwal W r.ar .. .. .. _- y FICIA L BULLETIN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1921 Number 11 Ip in Colloid Chemistry: Acme White Lead and Color Works have recently renewed their p (value $750.00), with the request that the investigation be along if colloid chemistry. The holder of this fellowship must have had undation courses in chemistry, including Physical Chemistry. Any-, ested in this.Fellowship should consult with...…
