…UNDAY, MARCH S;f 1929 THE MICH1 AW ilAILY mvp -i I 0'e .57 - d1 { University Women CAPS AND GOWNS fW.L To Cooperate In ,SINORS A JManyS' ororitiesHold Initiation Parties _ HOSPITAL SCHOOL TO .r . <t f , *1i Detroit Toy Sho T KInitiationscontinue this week, I were hostesses in their own homes Mr. Hurd is a member of Acacia. 01- OSTRIB TIO T IS 1 TI CK I T [OR NNUA but as they draw to a close the; to the pledges and active me- Yell...…
…-E AGESI T HE MICH IGAN DAILYT$ Highland Park Leads In Preliminry s FIVE RECORDS BROKE N Wiggers Takes Epee Championship In Champaig iN am DuelD OIIi WVIfl- _ NDAY, MARCH 10, 1929 On Meet I-[ FRESHMAN AQUATIC TEAML DRAWS PRAISE OF ACOA Prospects for a speedy swimming L team next year appeared certain yesterday afternoon after Assistant 1 Coach MacMahon finished a some- what lengthy discussion regarding ,Victory Gives Michigan Lead In the me...…
…MARCH 10, 1929 THE -MI-CHIG.AN DAILY FAGS &EV N MARCH 1~, 1q29 ~THE MICHIGAN DAI'LY ~PAGE &DIV~N rn-rn- YEARLING ALLCCMPSHighandParkgRepeats TRA[V M F[1 I [I) [John Marshall of Chicago, in 1926. Northern swimmer in the same the field to clip two full seconds to challenge competition for sev- off their record breaking perfor- eral years to come. xmance of the preliminaries and --~- hung up a record which is sure Aid The Damage Fund Today....…
…PAUE LIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCTT 10, 192§ t x DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Garden Section, Faculty Women's Club: Eta Sigma Phi: The March meeting will be held at 8 o'clock, Wednesday, March 13, There will be a meeting of Eta in the Department of Landscape Design, fourth floor, south wing of Sigma Phi on Tuesday evening, University Hall. Professor Tealdi will talk on Italian Gardens. Husbands March 12. in room 2013 Angell Senio...…
…ESTABUSHED 1690 C Lwi I MEMBER ASOCIATED ( PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 117. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1929 EIGHT PAGES TAKE HIGH HONORS INIOWACITY 'MEET TIMM BREAKS CONFERENCE MARK; TOLAN TIES OLD RECORD MICHIGAN QUALIFIES FOUR Tarbill, Potter and Grodsky Get To Semi-Finals Tf Indoor Meet By Morris Quinn IOWA CITY, Iowa, March 8.- One former Conference record was broken and two were tied in the preliminaries of the nineteenth an...…
…TlR E: MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1929 - -- - r:.. t" n HOW HOOVER CEREMONIES WERE BROADCAST v r EMINIENT ECONOMISTI WILL LECTURE HERE, SCREEN REFLECTIONS Today "The Scarlet Lady", now to be undergone at the Michigan, is un- questionably the weakest, the most Scott Nearing, eminent sociolog stereotyped, and the worst of that ist, will lecture here next Thurs- unending string of movies dealing day under the auspices of the ...…
…THE.ivi.TCHICAM ~IiiY~ EI SIcRETARY O~F CO MMERCEI HOO VER'S United States And Britain Will Never War Again-Slosson. GRECIAN PRINCE MARRIES FRENCH PRINCESS IN BRILLIANT CEREMONY f XL IIIi1That there will never be anoth- I T01IIJITflhIIMV'If j'I!er war between the United States ve and Great Britain; that there will f be one divorce to every three mar- le ROBERT P. LAMONT, '91, GAVE observatories in South Africa. riages in 10 years hence; t...…
…OUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'SATUR DAY I-MA h14 .9 W29 Published every morning except Monday diing the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. I t Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA.1 L T,.iLIGPJ AL ::--- r "' r,l .v vA M Wl -.,v-". -rs uz -zs--,.s 4~ i A N LBetty Smither, '29, Thinks Dutch And Scotch Are Most Likeable Of Fo IA "The Scotch students delighted fiul, little handleless c hTO t' hIOMRH3 i reigners ups at this , ' . , In lhparinty rns tP11 Reoteh inkps " i a saidMiss Betty Smither, '29, in remarking on some of her experi- ences with the Open Road group COMMITTEES ARE APPOINTED ...…
…t1 THE vMICHIG1C A N ie if' xi MEET ILLINI FOR TITLE. TONIGHT High School Swimmers Gather for Interscholastic Meet a GOLF ASPIR AN TS CHAPMAN WITH 114 POINTS LEADS Captains Mat Team PRACTICE DAIL [TIJFWOLVERINE BASKETBALL SCORERS HEINOFIELD !OUSE Truskowsid Follows Closely With. Orwig was the second worst of- IJL IILLU m 113, While 1111 Orwig Plaes tender as far as the Wolverines Captain Bergelin Ad Ward Ireadd Third were concerned,...…
…,Y; MARCH -0, 1929 T -H E - Ml, C H' GA A-i CY Y~, MAROfl ~, 192~ T1AEViCi4iC~AN~ I5~IEY sommmma VO MORE* MVENV REPORT TO FISHER KAMTZ mCOY READY' g z. S$i TanngTu 011soth RATERVENARE KPT With two members of the Var- sity basketbal squad already. re- porting for . duty an'd ith the bas- ketbal1 floor removed from the field 4o1se, the baseball squad is set- tling: down to the intensive work ahead' before the spring training trip. Earne...…
…CTE EIGHT T Ul E.. M I Cl -11 Cil A N 3A I'U11DAY, MARCH 9, 1929 4 .. v: ,. .. ~E EIGHT~ TUV MIYIIIGAN flAILY SATTJflDAY, MAR01! ~ 1929 - - ~ "" -. - -It IDAIYOFIILBULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members I of ;the Ulnlversity. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- 1 dent until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. in. Saturday.) ..Vol. XXXIX SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1929 No. 117 Automobile Regulation: With the approv...…
…plt on Gargoyle Sales Aims to Aid Vindication F und ESTABLISHED 1890 ICr Lwr iva ,41 aii~l MEMBERI ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 116 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1929m EIGHT PAGES 3 STUDENTS -'a cur TODAI TOBE[ MORE TIE DAILY PAR TO CANN Student C Active, Tu 'HI O A ILTTLEEXPLAINS 'Hj _ of GENETIC THEORIES President Discusses Inheritance Of Acquired Characters In Radio Speech Featured by a talk entitled "Are Acquired C...…
…,.: CxAN D A I._L.Y .. .... _.. . .,r..,,._,--..., _... _ _ e.,_.. DAILY SINI, 1 LANE HALL TAVERN The choicest of wholesome :foods Chicken Dinner Every Sunday DINNER MUSIC Mrs. Anna .Kalmbach LtAST TIMES TODAY fl What A Girl!f laughing eyes that haunt -smiling lips that lure --swinging lines of hip and limbf that invite with the unshamned daring of youth .. ...Appointmnts BILLY DOOLEYI in -WILSON. TODAY ______ AT THE Wsetk News R...…
…i f-ir titi C ti ICJ r . w-wim .. . - - - - - - - - IDARD OUSTS THREE ]f STUDENT RIOTERSI police, theater proprietors, or fI faculty will avail without united! student co)operation. There must be a complete repudiation of the thoroughly vicious tradition which links athletic victories with law- lessness.- The present situation is t. - intolerable. It is bad for athletics, (Continued From Page 2) ' expensive for property owners and name ...…
…FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1929 'T u E M L "AU C. A N DAIL V a to co-operate with the government I I t in granting their requests that the Published every morning except Monday State deparment help in preparing duing the Universit year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. the way for large shipments of am- Member of Western Conference Editorial munition to the Calles-Portes Gil Association, government. The Associated Press is exclusivel...…
…°f F1 , p C IIGA DAILY TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY .- f~ I low SALE OF TICKETS FOR SENIOR SUPPER WILL BE'HELD. NEXT REEK WOMEN WILL ALSO RECEIVE r RESERVED SEATS FOR "FORWARD MARCH" SUPPER HELD AT UNION New System Of Alloting Seats Will Do Away With Confusion Of Previous Years Tickets for the Senior Supper, which is to be held at 6 o'clock Monday, March 18, in the Union ball room will be on sale from two to five next week from Monday, Marc...…
…THE IV iCIT..-- -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TO MEET, WILD CA T S WIMMER S C.7 UNBEATEN TEAMS TO VIE FOR SUPREMIACY IN FEATURE MEET Of CONFERENCE SEASON' STARS WHO WILL COMPETE HERE TONIGHT ,MICHIGAN HOLDS SLIGHT" EDGE OVER 1,ILLINOIS MATM'EN IN HEAVIER BOUTS -I . AL. N er s, it is it% two of these events Two men in their first. year of tthat they are forced to use Varsity competitio n, Parker of sophomores, and it is on their Michigan and Tonk...…
…T11HE A 1t 14 1AN A1L-Ie r. a a 'a i J 1 o 1 1.A .: " i - .Vi ' . a .VU ~a .. LAST M T WtN WOL[R1K[ B SI'VIS WAS RECORDED IN1124 B[AT-YPS1SWIM IRSFor the past three years Coach Matt Mann's natators have =de- lywiningin1926 by a 49-20 Taking every first .and three sec- (score, repeating their triumph in end places, Coach Matt Mann's re- 1927, 52-17, and earning a great serve natators overwh'elmied the 45-.24 victory at Evanston last year. Yp...…
…Gj~ EIGxHT THEIFMICIVIIGAN DAILY V IDAY, MARCH 8, 1929 ---------- ,ftlis Political Science 31: !Baptist Guild: lThe make-up final exanination ini this course will be given "at- The Twenty-third Annual Ban- urday morning, March 9, from 9 to 12 in room 2023 Angell Hall, All quet of the Baptist Guild will be students who missed the final examination must take this examina- iaddressed tonight by Dr. Gorg R. Publication in the Bulletin is co...…
…Faculty, Town, And Gown Unite To Swell Damage Fund Total ESTABLISHED 1890 'Sr 4-* tr 4,t!- an Iat MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXIX. No. 115. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1929 EIGHT PAGES STUDENT COU NCI Vo Your Bit &MICHIGANBAND SiUDENimBUILT !Loyalists Rout l Mexican .Rebels Gil Sees ,Specdy *End To Revolt; CONNIBUTIONS SWELL VINDICATION FlNH -RPONSORHnR lAll V O PAV ACiS 1 RESTOREl THADiTIONS HERE FORMIDABLE COMM...…
….. T, H M I=CH I A 1V ii1&ffI - _ __ __ _ _ ., - - '- _ - - - E .__. - I i A GPLANTASKS!Prof. Brown Takes Part In Reunion Of INREASEIN BUilG Old Hoover Staffs fllAttendsFirst Reception Of The AfTHII BOfl H New Administration Following InauguralParade PRESENT PLANT INADEQUATE Having met his old chief as FOR UNIVERSITY SAYS President of the United States, PARDON Prof Everett S. Brown of the poli- -tical science department returned SUPPLIES...…
…~~.. ,. MIC 14Tc2 N wTE .. e w .; w .... .. . FnRTPV rvuITIuEminent Democrat, DUNLAP AND BLGOSAKE REVEAL GRS Carillon- Committee LW 4' F~#v ?71V NA !nFI x I'%W' F' 11 As XT Z VhtvYw r " J- e't NJ F t UIILU ii LllI 1UI I Indiana Poltician, r'JKU& IY IL/ 1 IAIVCEN TURY ULU Confers Concerning A monkey also shars honor sears. sIAfterIn the April number of Art and became established it was soon cwith the University in the will of ed Jac s ...…
…'rTHE. MICIGANDAL DAILY L a j .... Published every morning except Monday diing the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial 'Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titledtoetheruse for republication of allinews diispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan...…
…, A RC1-1 t,. 19 29 THE MICHICAN DAILY VA JP, rIVE, THU MICI-IIQAN L)AILY J~AUP F~V*~ ... d. ., IM m f - H A 0 S 5Z 'V. ELIABETH HEALY, 'ORGANIZATIONS C UF Theta Sigma Phi ELECTED CH RMAN OF Eection of officers was held at the last meeting of Theta Sigma LL UL LUL IIL Phi on Tuesday. Mary Ptolemy, 2ATthe former president, resigned a few months ago, and just recent-C ly the secretary resigned. c The new president for the rest EIGHT...…
…lvi DAI ? THE DAILY SEI TWO WO LVERINES. CHAPMAN AND MCY LECTS ITS ALL"CONFERENCE QUINTET (CHAPMAN TO LEAD 0 SEETON0~1ILCAKANEOUEN DRILLS NM DAILY ALL CONF7ERENCE O LI First Team CM Tf IJ L Coach Clifford H. Forward - Chapman, (Mich- IM IIJ I) uL LU wrestlers continued igan.) T AE 1G caposi e forward - FPoster, (Wiscon- chmpionhip donc: sin.) I.Coiparative OPfo rmances M eetwtaln Northesten. Fv rkes fTense and defense I Guard-Mills, Cn...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY A f rND U VARSITY AND ILLINI MATMVEN H IIJYY A Illiy 11nois, with three veterans in- _____ clucng 'Allic Morrison, Olympic ~~rrfl ake Fial Slecion ~'champion, entered in the 138, 148, ' uadMkF igalSTectionsOf and 158 pound bouts, still appears Sq~dFoMBd;TexIdor to rate no better than an ven eel rbreak with the Wolverine repro,- -- sentatives who will oppose the PROSPE~CTS NOT 1KNWN 'mlini wrestlers 'in these events 1when...…
…'THEl MTIITCGAN DAILY TUfl.SDAY, 1MARCI T7,112 Senior AMec hanical Engineers; Pollock Will Deal OSTAND- 7TAPPINGf ILL E TR tA1N lMir. Elton iets of the Buiic Motor Cuwpmysa~ will be in room 221 ;F RYOST TOE P ANP O R I West Enginaeering Buildini on Thuesda-y, Marcha , to interview students W~ith Fascist Plans F RE S OE P~ N PO R~~ interested + incrolngi thi raining school, ]erdatm to psitions of A1C1. I4 As a follow up to thec recent (Yost...…
…lemma', ESTABLISHED 1890 Lwt x j 1'% ' 4,l a11i MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 114. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1929 EIGHT PAGES MEXICAN DFICIAU aa ASSUME OFFENSIVI IN RBLURIN ALMACAN TAKES FIELD AGAINS' REVOLUTIONARY FORCES AT VERA CRUZ CALLES IN CHARGE OF NORTHERN DRIVI Report Heavy Fighting In Vicinit Of Monterey, Strategic Railway Center In Leon (By Associatc rrss) MEXICO CITY, March 5.-The Mexican government...…
…1. PAOF+'TWO THE MICHIGAN DA I-EY - .y MANY STUDENTS USE ACCORDINGTORPOR MORE THAN 600 WORK OUT EVERY DAY AND 2000 HAVE LOCKERS SPONSOR TOURNAMENTS Ofer, Instruction In Six Sports Free Of Charge And Plan Gymnastic Tournament With more than 600 men stu- dents using it daily for physical recreation, the Intramural Sports building, opened last fall for the first time, has achieved with a short period a significant part in the educational sy...…
… - - - # - 44.. T AH ~*~~ ,.,A& .. > .. ..._e .w v a . a" +. ,3. ,,. aaR <-.i; E d : - I_,~ .,C.1 ..1 l.,N;.. 1 1 Li SC.AQ SSIONS TOPIC Tnt iunnri r anhir nr i Cosmopolitan Club Will Construct New Dormitory For Housing Foreign Students GERMAN WEATHER CAUSES GAS Five Alumni Clinch Election To Benc TANK EXPLOSION NEAR BERLIN_ l a s t I s i s e a V p r h ti SU- IN E U UL Lt~1 U Project Creation Of International the supervision of Homer ...…
…THM M'lCfITCAN DATI.Y WF ONESDAY, "'NIARCII " G,' -'929 . , TI-TV MiOI1TCY\M f) ~~~~~~\ I I \7 wE..I _h. sr A ._, ..V ff .. .'A A4 A*- ------ a aa vaa v} avaMv Published every morning except Monday dwning the University yea* by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The. Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it...…
…6, ID29 -THE MICHIGAN IDAILY . ". . sm ". sr s TI-IF. M a(a1 H ._sa" N o A I1. V a. 11 A a A .... , . I owl .s0 UM.W-I1'O _.5: 5Z s-- :s 0 SENIORWOMEN -WILLI BUY CAPS ANDGI ACCORDI11NG TO CUSTOM LEAGUE COMMITTEE RENTS GOWNS TO SENIORS IN SEVEN COLLEGES CIECKS NOT ACCEPTED JUNIOR GIRLS' PLAY WAS ORIGINATED TrI|T IN 1904 IN HONOR OF SENIOR WOMENFIRSTUAND L B The first performance of the the exhibition dances and Miss Junior Girls' P...…
…is -M -Ic -H T C', A N D'A I Wt±1,J k$Tii WHIRLWIND FINISH MARKS WOLVERINE COURT YEAR ,, - ;. CAGERS MAKECERTAIN OF SHARE IN TITLE BY CROSHING TRIUMHOVER BADGER TEAM Veenkermen Stage Comeback Ater ROSE CONCLUDES Dismal Start Against State 1 to Make Tie Certai CAREER ON COURT EWE LOSES FOUR GAMIES By Morris Quinn Displaying a practically unbeat- able brand of basketball to out- class Dr. Meanwell's touted Badg- ers, the Wolverine cagemen ...…
…SDAY, MARCH 6, 19297. 7PI4EMI-C-i.LAN. _ 1iE .i GRQDSKEY LU TO' [IESE IN 440 RACE ILLINI MAT TEAM IS STRONG IN 118 AND 128 POUND BOUTS MURPHY SPURTS T SET BIG TEN SCORING RECORD While Coach Veenker's Wolver-, ine cagers skyrocketed into. the Varsity Sprinter Is Defeated Position As Fourth Man On Mile Relay Foi LOMONT WINS HALF MILE In the feature trial race of the afternoon at the field house yes, terday, Freese defeated Grodsk) in ...…
…w I.)IS~AYMAflCII6,'1920 Tt4l- MTC"lr.WN _, trtrurr it Bluill, A:: . IVA I DAILY OFFI.CIAL BULLETIN IPublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of. the University.. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30i p. m. (11:30 a. in. Saturday.) I ! n room 101 West, Engineerin g Annex, Wedneasdaiy, M< .tudent~s who maw ish to)obtain a lposition hiinthie Sea that comany. Scc MC for details. Senior .Lng...…
… ESTABLISHED 18390 'C Aan I aili; VOL. XXXIX. No. 113. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1929 EIGHT PAGES le HIC HIPS si oul * ' 1 1 S n Ct Into 1 :, POLICE ISDISTINGUISHED BY SOLEMNCEREMONY HOOVER IS SWORN IN AMID MIGHTY CHEERS i WITH 0B IN -FRONT------------- * ** tionsGWLV RIN0IN6IG EN LEAD 4 '1 New Executives Assume Posi (By soeittV(1 Precs.) WASHINGTON, March 4.--The American peoplc today with solemn cerem...…
…-'-H _M _I -H I GA N DATIY TiJE&DAY; MA?7711Y2 ___.. -- _. ----- -- Play by the Michigan Repertory theatre. Visitors: night at the Observatory. July 18, "Archaeological Work of the University of Michigan inI Egypt" (Illustrated), Prof. Arthur E. Boak. Play by the Michigan Repertory theatre, July 19, Play by the Michigan Repertory theatre. July 20, Play by the Michigan Repertory theatre. Former Faculty Man To Speak July ,22, "Matter and Ma...…
…x° THEt. AriVILHIU N Al NEW, PRES IDENT STRIKES TWN KE 4 TOTEuiK n. HOOVER EXPLAINS DUAL PURPOSE OF LAWl ATNOME, PEACE ABROAD COOLIDGE AND DAWES VA(C CAPITOL FOR FUTURE AT" LEADERS SAYS DISREGARD AND DISOBEDIENCE OF LAW IS MOST MALIGN OF ALL DANGERS upon you, my countrymen, as tasks means and the responsibility much, as upon those of us whoj which it involves, j beg your toler- have been selected for office," he' ance, your aid and you...…
…'THE M I C1J1A0N D I LY TUESDAY; MAR1C! 5; '1'929 Published every morning except Monday during the university year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial! Association.- The Associated Press is exclusively en- titledto the use for republication of all news (dfpatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at An...…
…"tUI~SDAY~ MAr~Q1t 'tO2~J THE MICHIGAN DAILY rPAW' ItME v 's ._,.. L MW DAM low VA "a AS'wAl=- -1 1-1&1 ............ .... _ _ _ _ ri . __ _._ _._ __ .. . v. u ... _. .. _... H EIDELBERG FRA TERNI TIES REQUIRE oPCAL MAIN FEA ATURE OF PENNY CARNIV AL IN NEOPHYTES TO FIGHT SEVEN DUELS Three fore-runner'sof the WILL BE BIG TRAVELING TENT SHOWI soo lshnmsfmay Penny Carnival furnished sur- |_4_ Fraternities at old Heidelberg them appear...…
…Thi THE MCJGNDA711TY l L twl -9"; - iLjt!:jZ INDOOR TRACK SQUAD PREPARES FOR INDOOR MEET LARGE FIELD TO Grodsky And Freese To For Fourth Place Oil Relay Team INFINAL BASEBALL r CUT ANNOUNCED Coach Fisher Sets Today For Last Cut in.Squad; Well Pleased Compete With Indoor Results Mile 'Expressing himself as being well' satisfied with the results of the BIG TEN STARS TO APPEAR IN TITLE MEET indoor practice so far, Coach Ray POLE VAU...…
…MARS 5;^ 102 THE MICHIG-A NDAlLY Intramzral Authorities AnnounceOpen HouserLAssI F i . COMPETITION IN EIGHT SPORTS WILL DR T MA WOLVERINE MAT WOLVERINES OVERWHELM BADGERS, SQUAD WORKING 37-22, TO TAKE LEAD IN BIG TEN HARD FOR ILLINI Basketball, Tennis, Volley ball, Squash, Handball, Games Are Listed Fcr Novel Program WRESTLERS TO COMPETE Climaxing one of the most suc- cessful winter sports seasons ever attempted the intramural depart-...…
…Ti-I-M 'rIdA DIL TJI tVyAx"YLCA:MNi1 tp '"'I3 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I Publication In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.){ IVol. XXXIX TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1929 No. 113 ;I Senate Council: A meeting of the Senate Council, for the transaction of important business, is called for Thursday, March 7, at 4:00 p. in, in room D...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 .I g Ar AlItIPP' _ r ", MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 112. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1929 EIGHT PAGES C ERS CO QUER - B Uc E Es, 27-26 ED GEOE G AINS FlL IN FiNAL MATCH jTOIEI HOOSIER MAT'MEN WOLVERINES WIN CHANCE TO MEET ILLINOIS WRESTLERS FOR BIG TEN TITLE By Morris Quinn Coining from behind in the final bout on the progrant whenI big Ed George, American Olympic heavyweight champion, gain...…
…THE MrCT-ITCAN )AILY DAILY Y ' ' R v 1 2 l L lrl a -I a l l V L""1 1 Y C a' a u Er n'erigBulletin Screen .Reflections Is Well Illustrated Heat.. Thirst, . Sand -- and john4' 4f ____Gilbert makes "Desert Nights" 0 ' what we call a pretty good picture. , w Distribution of nearly 10,000 il- From the standpoint of the girls lustrated announcements for the it's too bad that John must go' summer session of the engineer- through practically the ...…
…_ . .. . _ . . _ _- - - £ - BEHOLD 'THE TRY OF HUMAN ITY ...-Net Striking New International Program Will Be Presented By Cosmopolitan Club Thursday Night In Hill At More Than 150 Students Of All Nationalities To Take Part In Brilliant Spectacle Annual Production Has Been In Preparation Several Months uditoriuiw- - tion. and the actual working out of the numerous scenes included is in the hands of Mrs. W. C. Rgufus. The entire producti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY'-, MARCll - 3,'1020 ------ ---------_- ~ ---- --- . Z .......--- ~ ~ . Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board int Control of Student Publications.t Member of Western Conference Editorial d Association. The Associated Press- is exclusively en- 2 titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local n...…
…USDA, WARC H,3 , 1929 TI-liZMIIc;jGAN rDAIL.Y AL No 'FA VA WWb MNWA I= WOMEN TO ORGANIl AT>. ..MEETING MARCH 6 COMMITTEES TO BE CHOSEN FOR APPROACHING PAGEANT ELIGIBILITY IS REQUIRED Mliss Richards and Miss Johnston Will Be Advisers To Committees Arrangements are being made for a mass meeting of all fresh- man women, to be held Wednes- day, March 6, at - 4 o'clock. The1 place in which the meeting is to 1 be held will be announced in a late...…
….TH'E. }v T~C ANgm . .DAIL- * ~tThtAi. MA~E ~, ...... .... ........ . ....... . . . . U WOLVERINE CAGE SQUAD FACES BIG lEST TOMORROW EI1GHT- BIG TEN TEIAMS TO SEE ACTION i IN, F INAL NIGHT0"1OF :COURTC M [!I Interest Centers On Local Frayj~ center, the Boilermakers had little WhIeh May Settle villal difficulty in spoiling 'a Scarlet tPossession Of TitleI and Grey winning streak somne tear days ago at Columbus. In the meantime,. howe...…
