…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE ICHIAN DILYSUNDAY, MARCH ,,. ,..,,..;.. ..Y...... ---- ,,. , ... .. __ DAILY OFFICIAL BU LL E T I ?ubllcation Ini the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of be University. Copy received b* tteAgasianiv t the : -Aft erlt until 1:30 p. M. (11:30 a. m.. Saturft.- Volume 4 SUN~DAY, _11iARC'1 9, 1924 !N uiber 117 I the Deans:I There will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, Marchl 12, at o'clock, In th...…
…PA( ,& EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 OBSERVER oughly practical, absolutely self-con- when as a king in history he can live Freud writes that he wishes sone man (Continued from Page Seven) fident, and in the end quite cynical- a course already decreed for him?! could popularize the essentials of psy- metropolis; not only because it is the all as Shaw himself would have de- Which is to be preferred, he asks, the choanlysis as...…
…Section Two YI t t Akw :43 a t Section Two VOL. XXXIV. No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 PRICE, FIVE CE Feminine Screams And Noise, Feature Side Shows At Fair Stifled screams, heavy curtains, dark stumbled about trying to solve. the recesses-the Union Fair. It was a: puzle. Occasionally was heard the hectic jamboree, "noiser than the I swi h of feminine skirts. Just as Mr. noisiest show on earth," that filled the W...…
… THE" MICHIGAN IDAILY SUNDAY, AMARCH , 92 LI2 AND MUSICIANS' lar Sunday concert of the iphony orchestra under the Victor Kolar will be given ck today in Orchestra hail. tra. will .play Liadow's sian Folk Melodies" and' oreographic: Poem, "The Eng other thingsI. The solo- Gustav Kleiner, a: violinist reputation, DsEninen t Tragedienne lArctic. route Will Be Futue To Play In Detroit Mairch 24 Path Of Commerce,Says Hobbs -- "The route acros...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 ;"woo- OBSERVER (Continued from Page Seven) metropolis; not only because it is the country's rail center, but because it contains the most extensive accommo- dations for "tramps" of any city. West Madison Street, South Clark, South State . . . these are the "home towns" of thousands of migrant la- borers who come to Chicago for the winters because it is the cheapest city in the United States for the...…
… PAUE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 9 192t SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. ... 7r ® Oer>! - .e .plOrllil .Mlr l ll . r . " 1Gn._ { a e+..oo . - - IL.Ii1r..nr. . .. . rrwrl IMi41r. .r. 1 .........,.r... .... _ r . PLAY5 Our Customers w ' ! q come back ROBERT BARTRON HENDERSON The Happy Ending the.Stian vessel miraculously save themselves and retun to earth. In One of the peculiar and in a way print the conclusion ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 t NEW- YORK NOTES the foaming, bubbling, and dazzling (Continued from Page Five) electric sights which give "The Great Such streets as Hester, Delancey, White Way" its name play a promi- Grand and Henry will find plenty of nent part in the maintenance of New materialret sobjectiv hinatown, o e York's role as the siren city. Berton folk from the hinterland, has now Braley may not have been thinking of...…
….. .. . ,.. PAG IC MUR THE MICHIGAN DA f SUNDAY, MARCH 91924 SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 ThE MICHIGAN DAILY ., .. .. ,.. _ ..;. .: .. ... .: - r rr +r"ir ,M urir r rr+ini rrrnn+ r.w .+r The Curled Lip CARELTON V. HAVENS L IL BOOKS SPECIAL This is the age of Scorn, Skepti- fashion; Sneer is the watchword; and Cynicism sits on every fencepost. Will some kind gentleman step for- ward and explain all this to our be- wildered minds? Why? ...…
…MARCH 9, 1924 THE- MICI ILGAN DAILY P THEA TERSI Wuertli French May Offer These Islands As Part Payment On War Debt To America I .. r . . do-A -. Cold Corpse On Thrills Threshold Provides For Frightened Son C. A. News Ideas niderlying the old-time fic- of a dark winter's night, has A rich, warm romance of India seas --breathing the pungent fragrance of the Orient-mysterious, inexplicable! Such is the story of "The Man From Brodne...…
…vv THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 1MAR T{9, 1924 Germians MIulct Tourists Perlin, March 8.-(By AP)-Monley bootleggers and money exchange shops, which became numerous when the mark was fluctuating wildly, have disappeared. Blanks now are charging Americans and other tourists more than the official rate for rentenmarks in exchange for their dollars and other currency. Vigilant Committee Again at 0. S. U'. University or Illinois to forestall stu-...…
…THE WEATHER Po a owpl, COLDER AND SNOW TODAY Sit waf :4I.atI j ATTEND THE FAIR VOL. XXXIV. No. 116 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE .. . _r.r -=---- . .._.r._--- _. . "---.. VgSITY QUINT[T TILT WITH ILLI'NI ELEVEN MEN COMPRISE SQUAD INYADINO SUCKER TER. EsITORY INJURIES WORK HAVOC WITH REGULAR LINEUP Opponeints May Land in First Nace by Win; Fle Wolverines Play Last Game Obsc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH s,1924 TS TO COLECT . T IN ENGINE SHOPS' Hints Scandal ;HOUSE[ 1([[gTS E[FORTS c In Ford Bid For T A TS EFFOR 'Muscle Shoals' TO ALTER MCKENZIE BILL To Play Here Monday DA9Y TO VIIT KALMAZO TO ATTENDCONENTION Prof. Edmund E. Day of the econ- omics department will leave this Daugherty 'Probe Prosecutor Seen As A "Lafollette" Elaborate steps are being taken by' ie engineering shops department with he n...…
…THEF MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE k ~ M W go, LVA ffAvA sus SWIMMING MEET WILL ATURHSEEN EVENTS INDIVIDUAL AND CLASS HONORSI WILL BE AWARDED CON. i TESTANTS SENIORS MUST RESERVE EI WO PIAY TICKETS MON~DAY E T " The remainder of the tickets SDPPER H M1A1 for senior performance of the Junior Girls' play, March 18, will I CA. , GOWNS TO 1IE FIST be issued to senior women from ! APPEARANCE NT ANNUAL I 1 to 3 o'clock Monday in Univer- AAA I; NUL...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, ARCU 8F 1921 CIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE NITERSIT OF MICHIGAN ished evecry morning except Mondav the University yar by the Board in I of Student Publications. .bers of Western Conference Editorial aton. ocia 'he Associated Press is exclusi-ely en- ed to the use for republication of all news patches credited to it or not otherwise dited in this paper tadthe local news vub- ed therein. ntered at the postoffice at Ann A...…
…8, 1924 8, 1924 _______ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PG FACE 7 , i I- ..r l1 i W i I RS ° "f , ., . ~ " '# /1 Sam OF or 10 D C lY p j fl4R5: W}( Ii Phone 423-' x..-.,: ur' II. ', ., . + . . .n a 'II b :y. 1 y i F K F u } w .r.wr wr wr. /r.r., 11111 5' I Raspberry Special Pure cand1y is what yo"I Want 4m ( here is where yoUl callihal it. i~r;g 's sort P n t (At*resh bexes. plin~ and .ally, 1 r-cel from 40c' to $5.00. Just ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCHS , 1924 M 0. Joe*ooo'oo oll I lllffm l I'l MINN A r I I U -.. "YI IM/ M / r b A n v BASEBALL SQUAD aI HAS LI6HT DRILL The match which handball follow- ers have been looking forward to for Union Fair Keeps Fisher's iae from jthe whole season will be played when CustomaryBatnPrc tie g Scarnechia, joint holder of the doub- y les title, will meet Reilly at 2:30 o'clock, today, for the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY f , . . _ : ' r ' 1 ..., . - a COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M AT ADVERTISING You THINKINGt er? Why able from Black 1809 R 1 C 1 19 2 5pas These cars low price. C 1368. FOR SALE ~ WANTED HELP OF BUYING a typewrit- BE A NEWSPAPER Correspondent not a Remington Port- I with the Heacock Plan and earn a the. authorized dealer?,I good income while learning; we show you how; begin actual work at seal Bargains once; all or spare ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY___ SATURDAY, MARCHI 8, 1924 l zoolz Ingy3{ Heredity): 1,xamination Tuesday, March 11, at 9 a. in. Thioe regularly assigne I to f_ SOit Bii'ows A to inclusive, will go to, Natural Science' Auditorium; those as1s1 i;gurd tea :cats in rows H to M, inclusiv , will go to Room B, Law builing;tho; e in and back of row N will go to West Gallery, Alunin Memorial hall. A. Franklin S hnli. Senlor Mleclzaicatul Eiiglueer :: Mr.. R. L....…
…THE WEATHER COLDER AND SNOW TODAY 5k 'i ~IuiIAj ATTEND TH FAIR VOL. XXXIV. No. 115 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE SENATORS LAUNCH VIRU LENT ATTAG UPON PRlESIENT hENRY CABOT LODGE DEFEN I AND PRAISES NATION'S EXECUTIVE COOLIDGE'S TtLEGRAMS IMPELL LATEST ACTION Possibility Of Income Tax Change Looms In Coiigress. __ t Washington, March G.-(By A. P.)- Machinery was set in motion i...…
…________THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH ", 1924 O9GRAM CHOSEN 'OR MAY FESTIVAL I h ,_ (Continued fromn Page One) Thursday Evening Soloists: Claire Dux, soprano; Syl- via Lent, violinist; Royal Dadmun,' baritone; the University Choral union, the Chicano Symphony orchestraCO- ductors : Earl V. Moore, Frederick Stock. Overture, "A Pilgrims' Visin ............ ..Carpenter Aria, "Bel dliessen schonen1 :Augen.......... ....Mozart (Witl-h o...…
…7,1924THE MICH-IGAN DAILY TAV" Sh WffA'WW= Liz z were taught to(Cig our color sin~agton Juniors ( ivVo Ycll schemes from nature, using, for in-j The University of Washington event' . j o.stance, a moth." which corresponds to our Junior 1 IThe lecture today w ill be at 4:451 Gils' play, is the Junior Girls' vodvil o'clock instead of at 4'o'clock, asor which was recently presented there iginally announced, but tomorrow it !with great succes...…
…__________________ ___THE MICHIGAN DAILY ----S . A. F OECASTI 4 t i 'Where is the ,Jules Verne who l tli y,_________-____- paint the future of the wireles~s tole- , E ROLL V S !XILNWPR O H is Hardly too bold to say, we believe, PRIZ' tIL N W P P R F - H h na knoncv e tt e ro s t hept i ost I L IS IN Y i t' O C I AN t a no ev n t e m s opi i t c t e N> St blished every morning except Monday !oilst h~as predicted or realized the un -AI OITCLE...…
…THE MICHIGAN. DAILY. *_,_..; R ut TO OPE - 'Fi s. ; 4 ery .. a ..; .. : M > :;° .. . s MOP= fAIRBEC~S BIV Woen Students" SE VE NTY SIDE SHOWS WILL. C Ured To Comet' 10 C6 M Pde tart on Fairo? Uio en F aa" r' li.o f eboths tlia wll eck fedaostFidyol. O OM L EPQ JTo U i n F iraW(coimt of the act-that they 7:00lre= 4 l Yebyilil 2:30 Po hefiet n airadiesainsfirlmost Iwhich John Biris coe, '2:3E, general a i 3,Ifyu rin- the peg in ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1924 ,. -rn-c .. .. x \ ,,., .,,,,,,,e,/ I D /' %=P* fff:!2 rrr rru iri irr r r. i w.r.a..r . .rr.+..r.. -ter . ..r.+r .+ .... TRACK ATHLETES r TO LEAVE.TONIG HTU Tri Neiib*rs of Steve Farretl's Squad to Enter X. A. C. Event REST SCHEDULEO FOR MEN NOT ENTERING AGGIE MEET Ten members of Michigan's track team will leave at 2:37 o'clock this afternoon to participate in the M. A. C. invitation m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .... . . " l1III11g1111t zittilttltttitlt.tttt.tt.ttttttt..t!!.ltt............................................... UMP LOSES 3 PAM 'TWO MAY FESTIVAL pons nfirst floor, cf 28'1-M. DODGE TOURING $125. town. Al. Graves, 119 ington St. FORD ROADS'TER, $55. sale. Entirely overha running condition. P1 THINKING OF BUYING er? Why not a Rem' able from the authori Black 1809. SOPH PROM TICCKETI 308 Union. 4-5:30 p. TAYLOR The we...…
…- - . --.a ,_.. ... . FRlIDAY 12:004-Law faculty luncheon, U11101.1 12: 10-11istory departmnit luiicheou, room 319, Union. 2 s30-Union ]Fair parade. -.00-Piano group of~ Matinee Musicale meets in School of Music. 7:400-Union :fair, Yost field house. 7 :00-Tnformnal receptlon for Dr. F. W Goddard of Shaohsing, China, at B.aptist Guild house. 7 :3(1-Local unit o th le Chinese 'Stu-' 'dents' Christian association'mneets i the Upper room, Lane h...…
…it i!3au . i5 GIVE TO THE FOREIGN RELI FUND VOL. XXXIV No. 114 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 6,1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE C: "NEWS TOMSAYS Union Fair Committee LEACOCK A S HE IS TOLD OF SUBJECT LITERATURE, DRAMA INSTEAD OF ENGLAN1D DISCUSSED BY HUMORIST TALKS SATIRICALLY ON MODERN CRIME STORIES Triangle Novel Styled as "Tommyrot" When Speaker Turns to )fore Serious Vein "New Matters in Ligerature and Drama" was the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, M:1ItCII 6, 1',' THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 6,1 MAY ORDER METERS F R C T Ornance R g ulting and Licensing Cats Reaches Second Reading EX1PEC~T RATE INCREASE FOR, THOSE RIDING LONG~ DISTANCE Approval by the~ city common coun- cil of a proposed ordinan~ce to license and regulaite taxicab own~ers an~ddriv- rs, and which also m~akes provision for the installation of taxinneters to determine the rate of fare...…
…4 THURSDAY, MARCH G, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE ICHIAN DILYPAGE T7 _ .. FAVATAM %a MAW will represent that society in the Por- tia-Athena debate which will be heldt April 3. Each freshma nmember is asked to prepare - a three minute speech on the subject of "Unifori Marriage and Divorce Laws." Patronize Daily Advertisers.-Adv.I Sb. son to Speak on League All University women are invited t ;tnd the lecture on "The Origin J ae League o...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNlVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusi-ely, en- ted to the use for republication of all news' d ispatches credited to it or not otherwise redited in this paper and the local news pub- lihdtherein. Entered at the...…
…THURSDAY, MNARCH 6, 1924 ___ H IHGNDIYPG THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE k March 7J VIOA FAIRATTRCTION March 8 mmmm g Three Strikes AGNES MABLE and Out For the The Great "Roll the Ball" Lots of fun, and 'a PRIZE FOR EVERY TURN Delta Phi Booth No. 57 the, 11 Three Dancing-Girls BECKY at Boulevard I chute the chutes T he Sultan's Retreat THE BOUL'S NOT IN IT WITH THE I BOOTH 13 7' !: 1 DARKEST SPARKING PLACE I'l E...…
…THE MICHIGAN. DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 6,1924 fM + %" ."' \ A IF I r[ r :. rrirr rr 1 i.,"*, "err 'Y'r" . ..wi u irrr urm r i ' ' oil D ,. _.. OIES HOPE . FO UTO RTI Wants Dry Diamond Start of Southern Trip April 11 Before ,j YEARLING WEIGHT TOSSERS WILL TRY FOR OLYMPICS Two members of Michigan's; freshman track squad are among. the best prospects in the shot put for the Conference m...…
…"11 6, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~Ii , 194 TH MICIGANDAIL T. FOUNTAIN PEN INK L IE AT 3 P. M. I COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M. A DVERTISING FOR 2, 3, or 4, students, suite of 3 rooms, 1-2 block from Union. Call 2161-M. ATTRACTIVE SINGLE, doubles and suites reasonable. One short block from campus. Call 699- W before{ 2 p. m. or 3259-J evenings.I FOR SALE TWO COUPONS for May Festival tickets. $1.50 each plus cost of ad- vertisement. 826-J...…
… THE MICHIGAN 'DAIL'Y THURSDAY, MARCHI 6, 1. ..._ .. AlLY OFFI CIA L6BU L LE TI N lication in the Bulletin is constructive notico to all members of University. Copy received b) the As.i Nawt(, the '" tAdvrt ur.til Volume 4 THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1924 Number 114 UiJversityT Club: Regular entertainment Friday night, Mlarch 7,~ at 8 o'cock in Vhe Clun room. 1Henry F. Adais, 5e:'-y. Engineerng Callege-Instructors of F'reslifnu: The freshme...…
… j THE WEATHER COLDER; PROBABLY RAIN j'TURNING TO SNOW Y #31ki!3a ~IaiI1j GIVE TO THE FOREIGN RELIEF FUND I CENTS VOL.. XXXIV. No. 113 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE k - -- ---. ---___ . _ ___ EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE 'UNIVERSITY WILL NOR SCHOLARS A SE'N'BLY TO RECOGNIZE 'HIGH STANDINGS; BURTON TO SPEAK ENTIRE STUDENT BODY TO ASSEMBLE ON MAY S Great Britian, PlansTo Bind Empir...…
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…5, 1924 THE MICHL IGAN DATLY PAE THRE" _...:_:_ 3 # t F .. .. ,.k . . a :_ ;..: a. . ,., y ; } a r dr.'..;.y.m«x Wi g.. .< «.; _. .. a.c gw:.:.te . , .. ..., .. .... r ,.. ....... ........... MAW %a , &W M1UN - I will be a presentation of the two na ~IJLSS ifAM IONHIPtional programs for women, the Camp, fire and the Girl Scouts. Laura Mey. er, '04, will speak on the Campfire anc . TR 016Glalys Young, '24, will speak on the tN FORS AND...…
…i WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1324 AL WvAYS THE BETFTER GRADE GRAHAM'S BO!TH ENDS OF THE DIAGONAL WALK to arouse studentL ite.rest in iona~lU Dear Jase : questions and make use of his influ- 'Toyu'entBetitaifx ence, has been made by the introduc-' think you could advise me. The oth-t tion of the student referendum.-u.This e a ntecmu tmldoe beginning may lead to greater things, a piece of paper. I picked it up and read it., SHALL IT PASS? Did I do wr...…
…NESDAY, MIARCH 5, 1924 _ _ _ _T EMCIA AL . THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I but Sixty Hours Lef Then Follow sit V The ci ds ! ro 0 our Colors 1 ants in Ono! r Each Complte dow i Itself! 41 ! THE CIRCUS THE DANCE J i . } '. .. }.' See-,, this greatest col- TH E- SIDESBOHWS% Over 70 of these tre- Over five hundred par- Never will there be ane- ticipants with all will amu.1seh other dance on the lection of fierce, ...…
…se=u TH r".:r:..v CH.vxei~r n.FLMCA n. w. DAWYr:i~v , WiED FSD Y MI. AARCH 5, 194 , . , _ w ..... _ _ ,- - _ .;5 r # [milli[ -00-00 44L . ..rr.. ....... . , , q ,$$S ti Y. . r . ' '" A ;_.; .. .. .,........r..... FOR ward :of2 MiL EX UP' ~SQ~L Michigan' terday after the Indoor atPatten. w~eek from They will ternoon any a rest this P4air will o fwmembe take a. jau vweek-e'id t4 ation 4ieet. ,one dashn 'other meal ably 1b4 sen ...…
…k) 11 5, 1924 THE MICHIGAN, DAIL'Y Wawa . LASSIFIE C A$UL, ~O ADVERTISING. T DAILY CL.LSSIFIEXb RATES Charged at the rate of 12c per reading tine for one or two insertions reading line for three or more insertions. White space c~harged for rates. Classflleds charged only to those having phones. Ask about4 ,tor classified advertising. I~bcper ;reading line for lone or two insertions, 9c per reading three or more insertions, cash in advanc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 192 -- ~ - -.-----. - 77c 10OAILY OFFICIAL BULEI Allegro froin the Sixth Symphony (Widor) Largo (F~rom -the Ndew V,,orld Symphony) ; Salvadora (Berceuse) (Federlein); Fugue on Bach (E'ach) ; Reverie in G (Evans) ; Toccata from the Fifth Symphony ;(Widor). Charles A. Sink, Secretary. I 'Wall l , t Gr f IPublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy ...…
…THE WEATHER CLOUDY; PROBABLY RAUIN j OIL SN OW 'TODAY 9:g SirW ~IuiIp GIVE TO THE FOREIGN RELIEF= FUND _ - -- __ VOL. XXXIV. No 112 EIGHT IPACES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS e FRlIENDSHIP DRIVE Miss Quayle Relates Need Of TTINT*,0 3 1 a ' . r . c theStuen reiefofCzehoSlovakia, from starving to death. He was the TH RiAYE D nOto reiervie,300clredgee , only son of Professor Odrank...…
…__ _ _ _ _ _ _THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ _ _ __ _ _ _ TUESDPAY, MA-IRCH 4, FLOOR PLAN OF YOST FIELD HOUSE: FOR UNION FAIR rT 13;S 7 11 r --T - 1 _ 34 I31. I 3,P) 401 - 4Z 0l OMEN 41 1 l'r; E, iConfined to ITospitaIl I.L. 13. Prdioml, instructor in elbl- C._ioal pycoog illinthe I'PM- V" erS'ityho)Spitl suffe1 ring f'roma as- t 'd. IHis cla~syes will meet as usual hil h is in the hos pital, othler in- trutor hVing bwen put inl Charge ...…
…4tARCH 4, 19 24 THE' MICHIGAN DAIL .. E astern olege Executives A Discuss The Modern Girl We hear a =seat deal of criticism; apply herself to scholastic work with for sophomores, and 20 for freshimen IIa of thae modern girl. Men and women; brilliant results. Let's stop criticizing l ju N ~UDIn this way the school work of the in-V5u9,U oWae aTte hadof nsttuion o the modern girl. I think one of our 'IA S tILULu dlividual and her school work...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ,. .e... ........ r, ~tu t a111nothing" and often as that fallacy has ---- - ~n ~ antemepleit to ngt soe thongforTEDu been NWPPE ant ) oootnRO LLI C AMPUS OPINION r~E eaffirmed. ___________ UMVEUSV~Y F MICHIGANThe aesthetic value of all inovis iT heEitr practically nil and "Thle Heart of a "1' l }LAlT Published every morning except Monday , hro" is particularly atrocious. L ast IENROLLS 101')iIt woulI be jnteresting t...…
…TUESDAY,> MARCH 4, 1.924 9 rse Prince iVisit America Van T fie Gitu Letters From Japan4 * Traveller it Defence Of 'Book' T Editor of The Daily: You lent your columns yesterday to gr an Indian student who wished 'to as- sail my 'book "India in Ferment," and SI assu~me that in fairness you wvill give t-me space to reply. It "would ill, be- come me to defend my book by assert- ions counter to those of may critic, andl I therefore submit inste...…
…--.-.-,........... .- ....,- _a . _ ..THE. MICHIG~AN tDAILY.. T ESD, : __ 4hL 0 -14% V P MINNESOTA SED ET4 ~ [ A E onl eet ISUED TIUflIIC TO ¢ B E PiH WILL LEAVE 0 .TO YALE H(tE EXTT Yle, Capturing IITI uii U~~~~w DAS r h fl ".. - inneapols, Mlnftli, arch 4.- t x tiiiGnie T u ll P A MF&X16T E lid S pzrings, Ark., lar. O, e U tr x iy f ~ u e n a la B b u hS t a.ymp -g V e eli u e a e t ei s o fi Li ,AanBawketball MOdinNDwoo TO-If...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ._..r: _...r.__._..., -M _, .. THI1S OLUMN CLOSM AT 3 P.M. LA8SSI FI'E TI ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. FOBRENT1 WANTED A'TTRACTIVE, SINGLE, doubles, andi LOCAL FRATERNITIES or unorgan- suites reasonable. One short blocA ized homogeneous non-sectarian. from campus. Call 699-W, before 2 groups interested in joining influ- p. mn. or 326. , evenings.# ential national Greer letter frater- nity with very highest 'ideals writ...…
…THE MICHIGAN' DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1.924 IMatch this week. The range will be open and available to member's of any of these teamsi- during the following hours: Tuesday, 9-10, 2-3. Wednesday, 3-5. I Thursday, 1-3. Friday, 3-5. Saturday, 9-12. Men designated to fire in this mnatch will report to' Captain Louizetl at. the range as soon as practicable, at any of the above mentionedl hotirs. Students interested in Pistol Markmianship are reqlu...…
