…PC) THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, J1 a >t uutnmer OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF TH UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION Published every morning except Monday during the University Summer Session by the oard in Control of Student Publica- tions. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other wise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered ...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY 0w umer1 IAL NEWSPAPER OF THE VERSITY OF MICHIGAN ] SUMMER SESSION d every morning except Monday e University Summer Session by . in Control of Student Publica- EDITORIAL COMMENT TASTE ROLLS ENFORCeEENT AND CORRUPTION TO -(The New York Times) M ICKEY - l The Associated Press is exclusively en-. titledto'the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not othe wise credited in this paper and the ...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY 01Piftm~uer OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION Published every morning except Monday ring the University Summet Session by e Board in Control of Student Publica- Mns. The Associated Press is exclusively en- led to'the use for republication of all news patches, credited to it or not other wise edited in this paper and the local news pub- hed -herein. Entered at the Ann Arbor, Michiian, )si...…
…£-RIGAN '' OFiCIAL NEWSPAPER OF TUE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION ubfished every morning exept Monday igthe Ulnversity Sumnme Session by Board in Control of Studerat Publica- s. 'he Associated Press is exclusively en- a tothe use for republication of all news atches credited' to it, or not othe, wise lited in this paper and the local news pub- ed herein. ntered at the Ann Arbor, Michi'an, toifice as second clbs matter. ubc iptin by c...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY ~ait KEWSPAPER OF THE TY OF MICHIGAN MER SESSION ry morniug except Monday versity Suni'ei Session by control of Student Publica- 4 a c . t '1 , I :iated Press is exclusively en- use for republication of all news :redited to it or not othe wise his paper and the local nrews pub- at the Ann Arbor, Michi 'ran as second class matter. ption by carrier, $.50; by mail, Press Buildink, Maynard Street, >r, Michigan. uic...…
…I erous anU vicious consequences re sult. That state of mind which is C1 1 popularly attributed to Germaniy before THE the war, and generally thought to be AN the natural by-product of the Gei- Monday man educational system, is the result ssion by of an over development of the hlead Publica- with an accompanying decrease in the power of the brain to comprehend all news national and personal limitations, and othe, wise may be directly responsib...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY I mental machinery. He and his col- ''"''.r///,r" Giv ARR K Ev110th TIME -~ Eves. - 50 to $2.50 1 leagues, and not the voters back home OLLWed. Mat. 5c.to$150 t at~ who regularly neglect theirevotingt Big Week Sat. Mat. 50e to $2.00 2FFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE duties, are the persons who keep theL/ AThe liracle PCay of Amer a UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN conservatives alive and active. °BALLAD OF 6 ANNE NICHOLS' , SUMMER SES...…
…THE St ER MICHIGAN DAILY APER OF THE F MICHIGAN ESSION ning except Monday Summer Session by of Student li1c- I; I m .rmrtt..mt1! H{ t iYYyJpfYF{fl#dY EDITORIAL COMMENT THE FORESTRY BUREAU'S WORK (The New York Times) i deiated Press is exclusively en e use for republication of all news credited to it or -ot otherwise this paper and the local news pub- at ' the Ann Arbor, Michigan, s5 seon d class m atter. - C by carrier, $.5o; by mail...…
…ttiigi N d every mornig except Monday h uniyersity Summer Session by d in Control of Student Publica- soatdPies is exclusively en- :he use for republication of all news credited to it or not otherwise ci this paper and the local news pub- rein. at the Ann Arbor, Michi'an, as second class, matter. ption by carrier, $.o; by mail,' Press Building, Maynard Street, t, Michigan. uications, if signed as evioence of , will be rpublishedn The Summer ...…
…I I aii Monday PSian by ublica- ess is exclusively en- epublication, of all news o it or not otherwise and the local news pub- Ann Arbor, Michigan, ,lass matter. irrier, $i.so; by mail, ilding, Maynard Street, signed as evi4ence of blished in The Summer n of the Editor. Jn. s will receive no con- ture may beromitted in iby the writer. The not necessarily endorse sed in the communica- EDITORIAL STAFF Telephone 4925 MANAGING EDITOR NORMAN R...…
…PAPER OF THE F MICHIGAN I treat its dependency accordingly. Surely France has seen enough of systems of colonial government to be able to distinguish the good from the Monday sion by Publica- or 5tua ted Press is exclusively en- :e for republication of all news lited to it or not othe. wise paper and the local news pub the Ann Arbor, Michigan, cond class matter. by carrier, $i.so; by mail, ss Building, Maynard Street, munications, if sig...…
…I THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY .. .. f E CIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE IVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION ' hed every morning except Monday the University Summer Session by trd in Control of Student Publica- Associated Press is exclusively en-{ the use for republication of all news s credited to it or not otherwise in this paper and the localnews pub- erein. :d, at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, eas second class matter. iption by carrier, $ s.5o; by mail,...…
…]AN DAILY AL NEWSPAPER OF THE ERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION every morning except Monday University Summer Session by in Control of Student Publica- ociated Press is exclusively en- euse for republication of all news credited to it or not other wise this paper and the local news pub= n. the Ann Arbor, ond class matter. by carrier, $i.5o; Michiean, by mail, ffice: Press Building, Maynard Street, n Arbr, Michigan.' Comlunications, if sign...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN I l~je $'rnrner OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER, OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION Published every morning except Monday .luring the University Sunne: Session by the Board in Control of Student Publica-i Lions. l The Associated P.ress is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not othe),wise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the Ann A...…
…PAE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA' a ...._ .............. SA ,.e ,. _ att lY a> 11r irtan U a i MUSI MUSICASTED ROLL Published every morning except Monday AND during the University year by the Board in Control of Student uhlicatins. ID R A M A A TUNT, GLOOr! Members of Western Conference Editorial IIEGO'NE, SORROW Association._The sentiments expressed in the The Associated Press is exclusively cn- THIS AFTERNOON: The special ejaculations abo...…
…*; p'AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUMISDAY, FRJIUARY 10,,925 ,- ... . °TU . .. ... UNVESTYGT GREE1KPROTESTS Athens tUniversity Condenmns Violence of Turkey Against Oreek ' i eeeIa tics. SENT TO ALL SCHOOL S He's 78 tomorrow 1 STwo protests from the Senate and student body of the, National Univer - sity of' Atheiis, Greece, hiave been re- ceived by the University in a letter from the Greek minister to the Uniteul States. Th6 letter Whi...…
…I PAGE TWO THEIII MICHIGAN DAILY V, l'.,a, 11, 1925 BAKE'R TO ADDRESS RELIGIOUS SER1 U~rbana Minister Will iscuss ntldellt Morale at Uniiversity Suniiday Service DIRECTS WESLEY FUN!) Dr. James C. Baker, minister of the Trinity Methodist church in Urbana, Illinois, andl director of the Wesley foundation, has been secured by the Student Christian association for. the speaker at the University service this Sunday. For eighteen years, Dr. ...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…PAGE TWO TIE MICHIGAN DAILY WED:NESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1925 . ...... ..... . . . . ............ . _ 24 TF I . I ! Research 1'4ocety Holdsi Banquet Tonight to Commemorate Inception, ACUE >RFNOWN A.& ' uv , ' 17,IT 9 i.) -:an-j ty -naxe Ileg;ed cure for tubercu-, ''.s., used by 1401ger V ollgaard, pro- fessor of Jphysiology at the Royal Vet-I en nary and A gricul tural, College of Copenhagen, Denmark, is described by the National Tuberculo...…
…PAGETWO THE -MICHIGAN, DAILY PAG TW ThRSDY, LiBltU.ARY 19, 1925 LOSS OF BURTON I FELT BY NATIN (Continued From Page One.) heart had ceased to beat, and that stalwart form, so wrecked and emaci- ated by the harrowing illness, lay still at last, peaceful in its release trom pain. Unclermined In health by his never- ending efforts in behalf of the Univer- sity to which he so unqualifiedly dei- cted his life, Dr. Burton was in no condition t...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21),-11)2,r) PAON W0 FIDAY, l~1low-Y 2, lf2 TA 4 Fraernities and Sororities r We are Specializing on _. c fJ . ft P " i ~ + 1 ,, r. } 5 tT .A;, a ri,'9A w ;.{;:,"- SHAW GROCERY PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT Y , .!~ +.,, 1 r .,, a 1 w t ^ .. .. kp . laf wi 1 k ., I. ti 1 i r ... - .. w ,... cocoButt, and Boston Fred CITY 206.212 E. Huron St. ermilk Brown Graham Breads Heue "'One little puppi...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1925 ._ _.. Stcte's Press Mourns Death Of Executive Newspapes<, ° ( tsto' printed the following di :o rogar in g the death of Prehident. urton: Detroit Free fire -The most un- timely death c= Dr. -al -on Leroy Bur- ton brings aaf o 1orrow and regret mingled with a sense of heavy calam- ity. * * * * T ibut e to the services and to the memory of President Burton should by no means end with mere...…
…P AQID TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1925 w " u MANY MOURNERS BIER OF BURTON (Continued from Page One) as a tale that is told. So teach us to1 number our days that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom. "In 'thee, oh Lord, do I put my trust. Into Thy hand do I commi my spirit. For Thou hast considered -rne i Lroul e c. T'I'hou iast u.T 3 li soul in adversities. "How great is the goodness which Thou hast laid up for them that l...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ti'SPA, 'i:PLRIY 24, 19f25 EX-SENRTOR FORMS LGE [FELLOINSHIP S41oc ,imo f ugce16n 4,1111WW, Will Give $~ ,5Q a iitrFo~r~tn" , ~.7 I This Is No ""Fish Sto''y"-Find, I aTree Climbing Species In Fiji 1 'NSIALCSS asTests Of Intelligence 1RORTonySUPPLEMENT HOSPIJIL~ ~ ~ L GAE ill Decide Jobs In Future' NOMTOMRO~E fill e r.imnM PAIN)TI ____ __E UI d I LlU I Uflhll Number of Slundenisq Cared For tg I ..Smfaller...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEI)NES DAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1925 NUTRITION EXPERT Moscow Worried TE RO By ew Union U WTO [ECTURE T InBaltic ON SUSPET LIST % C. Sherman Will Speak in Chemlcal j elsingfor3, Finland.--While the re- New Mexleo Senator Latest to Draw Aniphlitheatre at 4:15 and cent conference of foreign ministers Attention of Department 70:30 O'clock of Baltic states held in this city did of Justke not effect a Baltic entente, or Bal...…
…PAGE! TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1. l RPSDAY, F'IiARUrARY 26,'..1925 } OPEN Russian Children Pay Homage To Lenin lRlngte From ;400) To $1,VO )A nnurally Work BLANKS AVAILAXBLE Applications for fellowsh'ips and scho larshlips for 1925-1926 in the t. ~: { evhool must be. submitted I notla orthla-.1 March 1, it has been an- 4 nre.I fi:~~ n rardrl g these n a< to °:.? , , available to a tJu asn'nI: 1 >,,, rhe secured at r~,'o I A e ll hall...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUIARY 27, 1925 MAR. KET F AGE r I .! to L A WHERE TO DINE ' You Will- Be' RewarEded. 'With the Highest Quality Goods at Lowest Prices by Purchasing From Us. Phone 816 11 B utte r, Eggs, Staple Goods I Poultry and Vegetables Ferry FelLunch Where State Meets Packard .Ann Arbor Produce Co. 2276-R 707 Packard Street 2140-j 11 For Your Groceries We Have What Youj W~ant GROCERY 709 Packard St...…
…PAGE TWO THE- MICHIGAN DAILY ,SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1323 .l?': ll?" nkii . 01 u<' 5041s~k; b'°I(.Et1tI The y17 4 "QftVhitll ."p~e 21,,.<M ''b anI1 some edifice which will house the twoM local Masonic lodg'es in the future. More than 650 visiting and local Masons and their friendls attended tile banquet last evening, which was prob.- ably the outstanding event on the deg'-I ication 'r gram Pen. J. Henderson of Bay City, most worshipful g...…
…'N PA artTwo THE MICHIGAN DAILY t . .... a es a a a va al L/ a Aa. art a v SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1,925 _ .. ,- .s.tw-.rm-.ni.aam _ .,w__. . _. , .W. :.: : r ' i la~st,. D [/'.1 '_ y v Ando of ther Outdone HirselfInP '- '- I -.;, .0 y 0 4, A 3, . .: ar ~ sdc: ,, C '-'f 7; . Ii~s A- '4 r. ],' Searchingad itimate Nope1 01 -w- ' ," r 4; :; -a -.. ., f. 7 "47 ',/rr. /7: ~i< i i I L e Al 1 ' may.fa ' .t ' t' P I~~i~tr( H ...…
…PAGE TWO iILMICHIGSAN DAILY TT 17, I) 11 . MARCH 1925 Y NOTED ECCLESIASTICS AID DEDICA1TION OF NEWN ST. MAR'S CATHOLICU CHAPEL' BrhInvestigates P19.EAY O Duke Feels Pich Of Poverty . - a' 'nT~lrd1r) Fl A T~T. A fill!F7? (tht' iDFVrU'Dt'(' 'u s LEADS PROCESSIO)N 4O 31{ II ARIiES REC'EIVE IIANDI.RIN 1ED) ____E'ISTlEx OF SV 1ATHIY! STUDENTS DONATE Among the hundreds of expes- i sions of sympathy which ave Miirlin andl EffingerRepre...…
…PAUBt TWO III: MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, -MARCIT 4, 1925 P~t*1 TO 11k MA JIAN AILYWEINESIAYMARC 4,19a G 1080 BILLS SiGNED AS SESSION ENDS1 Few -IAto ures of Controversial 'Nature I Ineladed; Expeet Many MJore 11 Todany COOLIDGE'S DESK :CLEAR Washington, Mar. 3.--An avalanche cif legislation, of normal accomplish- Ment to an approaching adjournment of Congress, dlescended today upon the White blouse, and when Presiden t Coolidge left his...…
…PAGE .TWO A .. ~iC IA DAILY _. Till tl 1 D Y, IATR. 1 a,1925= New In lander OnSale Now The February issue of the Inland- er, campus literary magazine, whilh features "The Dark River," a storyII by Hasseltine Bourland, '2, appleared yesterday, and may be obtained at the bookstores and i the lohby of Angell hail. Miss Bourland, although a native of the state of Michigan, has spent then last two ,year; in traveling through Europe; and it wa...…
…PAGE TWO THEL MICHIGAN DAILY FIA.MRH6 9~ FRIDAY, [ARCH 6, 1925 r ; U A ml Ii s ,..... . . i QLJAI 4~A = WHERE TO: DINE . ; is found ........_. ..,,..w. ...,,.,.. .. . r ........ ,... .. ,' ./",/'Jt .,fo./.Y./Y/Y./"./11 /~,/. i, "0"''.%ti./°./.0,/,°es 1~.0 , '°. / ".P.0 '.ilw:.®. ". .r ~. ,. ". °. f: e ",d the Past, Present and Future OUR MOTTO TO PLEASE ALL F t 'f v 4 k M{ 3 Y 1 on every shelf OurStock Is <HI jib lto B...…
…PAGEI TWO ____________________ I N,11 MICI-IGAN DAILY SATURDA~hY, M ARCT- 7, 1925 being outlined and put into operationJ by the action of the delegates. The committee on resolutions, head- ed by Mr. Comstock, in its report, which was adopted unanimnously by the convention, exp~ressed sympathy# for the loss of President Burton in these words: "We deplore the un- timely death of Dr. TMarion L. Biirton, president of the IUiversity of Michl- ...…
…PAGE TWO i'~ ~ IF 1CIJGN DAILY NAYMRh8,12 \ _ S MAI, 'ii Fof1'ow the Gang This Afternoon Tonite to""the Bazaar Unique at the * 0 A rmry- * - Your Last Chance to Join in the Fun Frolic s ]Dancing * Entertainment Free Prizes t& the Kiddies. i I I i I i , i i I I i i i i I i i f i i t i II I 3 t C t HEIM .,. }4. F f' ' N S _. ;T~ - , ;: 5 Y i; ,, 7 *, F The LEGSTO G1 Co edy Anywherel! Tasie, y _. "d ' 1 0 k2 -, --f Ilr->...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY rM-FSDAlY, RMARCH 10, 1925 others are now in progress. Prince- ton raised $5,000, Smith college $6,000 and Ybale university has contributed $4,000 for t heir 1425 quotas. To start the funidl here, Ann Arbor churches Sundlay collected a large sum, the exact amount of which is not yet known. 'theatres will aid, and a special benefit dance will be given Saturday at the Union. Special committees have beenl or- g...…
…P~AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN ,DAILY . NATEDNt, . x " M. T .HE MIC .H ....GAN... r-rAi. ... _.Y W1uTh'flfA A TTi I9i.J,* f~4'.*.*,* 11,01J.11, , . -M2AdLt rl 11, IU-10 WENLEY CHOSEN NEW COMMITIEES 1' FOR SPEECH A T;BNO HR ______ [ OY Prof. Robert M. Wenley, head of the Slandig' Bodies ill (G'Ive Report o philosophy department, will address Memorials and 'senate (urrt! the convention of the Michigan "Pion-, Procedure (Changes c er and Historical ...…
… PAGE TWO TIf~iY ACT1,12 TH' MICHIGAN DAILY TIPIRSDA , Vx RCT-3 12, 1925 CARRITT SCORES I AUTHR'SCKHG[! DJCFF."-1DS UN VER.SITIES x~. I 1 , 220-11 Yester~day I "TELEPHONWE"--INA UG URAL PHO TOS IOptional Attendance Mady Weed "Out South America, and just as the Euro- Beansystm ismost practical fort that j ~Undeserving Students, Says Whitney continent, so will the plan which meets the needs of the Udnited Sfates t be) the (Tre which will ...…
…P~AGE TWO ;"T'HE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 13, THE.9!.F M,"", 1 ,I--I. .I.ICHIGAN DAILY "FRIDAY, MARCH1 13, 1V K T P AGE - --- .._. :_ .. ...n. _... ::_.. JjJWHERETODN! TO r i1 Day Yor;Mut And Every Dy ~Xae You will find in our shop the Quality best candies in Ann Arbor. and Varietv Lunch at our clean, modern i rAi store, when you come downBaeGod town.BaeGod r -r SUGA BOW Washillgtonll 109 South Mlain Phttb 6897 m 213 Es Washing...…
…PAG)~ TWO THE vMICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, IflARCW i4~, 1~25, SLOSSON EXPLAINS TREATY REJECTION Schwab Predicts Good Times Etig land's (oi em meni and Al~il ode of JIh. iii jlk iOu S 4~ ailed R ~i ~on F'ov f)j.qj ocol llefiz~al MAY ACCEPT NEW PLAN R :igfling conservative government and tile distant attitu(le of her doniin- - ions are given as the principal reasons by Prof. Preston W. Slosson, of the English history department, why Engla...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 1925s 7 f r { . t ed primari o eet the needs of stu- LAIE A O Y dens esiring an elementary kno«1- WHA''f GOING O Deemntv 1!~ i f lff [ l~ ov 2husmineralogy will ii Ntcs oaparinti £1m nts Tii ii[ r ihD~lieach week. of laborat work 4 4~ay o isue @ s I 0 'At~ Lectures in lit hology will form a re- vie of rock-ecformingimniner~oals, a dis-origin,)- ('urrhq?,illu w sWill 111Iu41e Special1 and Si...…
…PAGE TWO' THE MICHIGAN DAILY - TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1925 UNION POOL READ0Y BEFOEM RCH28 Installation of Filter Which Should Arrive This Week Will Complete Job TANK MEET SCHEDULED PACIFIC FLEET PLA YS AT WAR I'-.- I , .... 's i i Dean . B. Johnston of the University Lincoln, Nebraska, March 16.-In- of Minnesota; Pres. W. A. Jessup and door baseball practice for women F Dean G. F. Kay of the Uniyersity of started at the Armory yester...…
…I _PAGE TWO TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1925 PA(E TXVO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1925 CC WILL SPEAK HERE .Apportions Money Seventy Years Called Average Life Possibility BRy Sundwalli t". B. Browvn,. Heaud of United llureaam, Will Address Dinner Staes HEADS 600 CHAMBERS} Colvin. B, Brown, chief of the or- ganization services bureau of the Chamber of Commerce of the Unitedj States, will speak at a dinner of ...…
…PAGE TWO THE. MICHIGAN DAILY TIIIIRSDAY4, M~ARCH1 19, 192 MEDICAL BUILDING N VAlI Y rnflIIIl TVOn Hailed After5 Year Exile [IILIIIL I UUIIIl LL 1 LUI Vork 01 Equipping Proceeds As Final Construction is CLASSES START IN FALL Classes will be conducted in the new medical building for the. first time next fall. The building itself is now complete and awaits but fur- niture and equipment to make it ready for use. Much of the equipment has...…
…T)b A tfli MUTA 7 PAGE_ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ __ _ __TWO_ _ _ __ _ _ THE MICH-IGAN DAILYr ? ZIDAY, MARCCH 20, 1925 11I 1HAVE YO WHERE TO DINES Goods TRIED OUR ~1 ~ that please -~Always the Best FRS t at The Best Meals Served HEFRED HBERUL E,, t-206-12 East Huron St.t - DEPARTM ENT TUTTLE'ST LUNCH ROOM FrshPASTYS% 33 Maynd is Salt ane; sS Smoed e o'~ hae anynew 09 Pakard Phone 816 -u s j novelties in F rench Pastry rrr Ila Joist Phone I Rewarded....…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TH MCHGA DIL SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1925} Hnnrmiimu Mob Kills German OPE'INC, During War; Sit EXPECTED JULY 1I Opened By Fte iI Highu Records Gaus .Seconds Angell Suggestion'Su t&wngO AItc Abound Duringi Of Freshman Initiatory Course (oj*jiBoisSe t$25 . Bom Sp $2.0. New Stru~cture Will Acconiodate 700 lRed Patients; 11 Operating Roomis Provided WILL USE LATEST DESIGN If the present schedule of progress Is mainta...…
