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…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SOl IDAY, FEBiRUARV '1-, 1924 ROB ERT BARTR ON HENDERSON NH 17: Xf:III) 1 1" II:;1. I I [his c oi ttfl''t is' ne 't h Intad e: fle usual c°artar hr I byth I-New York couttts for playing in kIton it.n ' The tatte 3i 1re amsa' "Isolots Asi hr's remarkable, if dirty, ibrooghool the entire n. rcr"e- lro'eos'. The Gt tiof \t'o~ealice. ceating sorces(sflly bfly .. f dd-ttmv ( 'A ~d takes the part of the eif propertli...…
…SINtIAY, FERCRARY 17. 191 ANCIENT DIVERSITIES tContued from tag one institutions themselves art, as the as in the twentieth century, whiLt the author remarks, the forerunners of the present day institutions. .They are the rock whence we were hewn, the pit whence we were digged. The fundamental organization is tht same, the historic continuity is unbroken. They created the university tradition, of the modern world, that common THE MICHIGAN DAI...…
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…PALA. EIGWM THE N41CI lI GAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1924 PALa EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1924 i, _,_. . I 1LSir SiisF IONS " a Ys. ". w'I e 3 a.4 :1 wJ b ,fa Jjt Jf / "+s3 F \ f f 1 Y n jab Y ! " r L A Leading Lights in Spring ACCESSORIES N EW accessories are blossoming out every- where, more clever each day. Scarves and 'Kerchiefs for boyish suits are as likeable as the big, silver buckles on the quaint Quaker p...…
