…THE WEATHER GENERALLY CLOUDY AND PROBABLY RAIN :L of A6V 41P r t aiIlj ASSOCIATEI LEASED WiRi WESTERtN CO EITOUiAL Asl VOL. XXXIV. No. 82 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE C ___. _ T OF DISCOVERY IN LANDOFPHROAHS~ NOTED INVESTIGATOR TO SPEAK ON ORATORICAL ASSOCIATON PROGRAM TONIGHT WI LL REMODEL TOMB FOR BRITISH EXHIBIT Lecturer Resided In Luxor as Inspee, for of Antiquities for Many...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I Iy1.Y11/rr/Mrr rli rrrrr ' r r1 - J Ir rnnrn "'+rr r. RSTY WILL OR STUDETS To Lead Fliers Plans Made for Honoring of Students Who Attain Scholarship I Proficiency GATHERING WILL BE HELDI MAY S IF REGENTS APPROVE Plans for a University honors con-I vocation for the purpose of honoring students distinguished for scholastic achievements were further advanced when the University Senate at its meet- ing Monday night vote...…
…24 'THE MICHICAN DAILY ER WILL I: RECITALi Woman Physician .Comes To Study Health Methods' Anercan Association of University Women Secure Impersonator For April 7 "CHARACTER SKETCHES" WILL BE GIVEN AT WHITNEY THEATER Miss Ruth Draper, who appeared here last year, has been secured again ,is year by the Ann Arbor branch of TIe American Association of Univer- sity women to give a new group Af "Original Character Sketches" on April 7 at the Wh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,t i~pcse, which after all is the most im---Y oportant. - PER OF THE THE UITaED TAT ES A") ME) - ""' MICHIGAN ICOE O T g except Monday The situation in Mexico has again l MCGEEHEE To th by the Board in ( itt ,ns. returned to the state in which it found ..... 'ICLtL 'NEWSPAP UNI'ERSITI OF lished every rmornin g the University y.ar !ll of Studer t PubUlca embers of Western C ciatiOn, CAMPUS OPINION E LEAGUE AND ITS POWER ...…
…to, '1 THE l% MIC -lGAxN DAILY 18, 1 0 .__ _ HUSSEY DISCOVERS,! Lan~li (, it 3Ma y be Erected In Biceinfonten), BritishI South Africa 1POSTPO'SED UNTIL SPIUNG Going Socrates One Better 7f ib a . hows ays ac continue during the remainder of theI l P-g ,,week. At some later time the library Dree Fro Sha eS~ere's ay!may display books which wvili carryE Dra a FomShaespar'snay thistrcigof the development of te damathrough the periods of ti ...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . - r -. ...,... LA I rm- i t I THISt COLUMN CLOSES Al 3 P.M, ADVERTISING LOST, SUITE. Phone 2105-R, 515 Walnut. SMALL envelope purse containinga a ROOMS for eight, nine, or twelve $50 chieck and '$20 in bills. Return boys for second semester. Clean to M. Rich 1004 Qliva. Phone 2730J and warm. Locatcd only three blocks from campus. Phone '0488-j SUNDAY NIGHT in Arcade Cafe, be- W. ~tween 6:30 and 7:00 o'clock, <a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . e,. _.. .. ....,,.,.. -- --- - - _ C D A ILY OFICAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by te .Assistant tc the -Q*-dept until 3:30 I. m. (11:30 a. mt. Satnrr1-:v.k II- l t t Students, RecitiA: The following program will be given by the advanced students of the University School of Music Wednesday evening, January 16, at 7:30 in School of Mus...…
