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DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN
Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of
the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until
3:30 p. m. (11:36 a. m. Saturdays).
Italian Dictator Speaks Before Large Audience in Rome
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Fraternities and
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Volume VII
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30,, 1926
Number 29
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Bismarks
University Instructors:
This is to inform you that instructors in the University, -when regularly
unrolled graduate studen'9, may enjoy the benefits of the University Health
Service by paiing the regular 1Icalth Service fee of $10.00, at the time of en-
rollment. This privilege does not extend to members of ,a family. If you
wish to pay the fee with this understanding, you should attend to the matter
not later than November 1. Please call at the office of the Graduate School,
Room 1014, Angell Hall, for this purpose.
A. H. Lloyd.
To All House Presidents:
Signing-out slips for the months of September and October must be in
the Adviser's Office, Barbour Gymnasium, before NQvember 4, 1926. It is
absolutely necessary that these slips be kept up to date, and handed in at this
time.
Clhurlene Shiland, Chairman, Judiciary Council.
Freshmen Womiin:
The first required Hygiene Lecture will be November 1st, at, 4:15 in
Sarah'Castell Angell hall. Bring blue books.
Margaret Bell, X. D.
Economics Club:
The Economics Club meets Monday evening, November 1, at 7:45 in
Room 304 of the Michigan Union. Professoi Watkins will speak on "Effect
of Federal Reserve System on Bankers' Balances." All faculty members
and graduate students in Economics and Business Administration are invited.
Edmund E. Day.
To All Chinese Students i Ithe Campus:
You are urgently requested to attend the important business meeting in
Lane Hall on Saturday, October 30, 1926, at 7:30 p. in.
A. G. Chay, Secretary.
Women's Golf Classes:
Mrs. Stewart' Hanley, Detroit, District Golf Champion, will be here all
day Monday, November 1, to coach golf. Students in Tuesday and Thurs-
day golf classes come Monday during vacant hours for coaching by Mrs.
Hanley. Classes meet on University Golf Course, in case of rain come to
Barbour Gymnasium. Any students who play golf are invited to attend.
Ethel McCormick.
Stories Of Yost's Career As Coach
To Be Recounted In Humor Magazine
ANN ARBOR BAKERY
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When~i Benito Mussolini, Italiai as Dictator, spealis le is(certa~in of a it ovcrilow audleiice. This ~picture was
snaipped at his laitest address hi home
American teams and also mentions
the fact that Yost has called Boss
Weeks, the quarterback of the now
famous 550-0 team, the greatestplay-
er who has ever played on his teams.
BRUSSELS.-The wages of Belgian
coal miners will be increased 5 per
cent beginning Nov. 1, under an agree-
ment reached at a conference between
representatives of the workers and of
the mine ownerS.
TOKIO.-Owing to a slump in the lEAQ T HE WANT
silk market a general meeting of silk
exporters at Yokohama deciled to cir-
cularize producers advising them to
resist production temporarily.
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Fielding H. Yost, director of inter-
collegiate athletics, is to be given
some publicity in the December num-
ber of College Humor.
A biographical article written in a
team as a tackle and held Michigan
to a 0-0 score.
The writer claims for Yost that
Michigan's defeat by a 2-0 score in the
game with Chicago in 1905 was only
whimsical vein by Frank G. Kane, con- I Yost's second defeat of his football
tains humorous ancedotes of Yost's coaching career.
career, mainly his experience as a lAs a newspaper correspondent,
football coach. Kane had much chance to observe
Among the interesting stories men- Yost and he claims that when he is
tioned iis one which tells of his first very despondent about prospects, he
appearance at Michigan in the guise expects to win, but when he evades
of the coach of the much despised the reporters questions, he has full
team from Ohio Wesleyan. When the intentions of taking a beating.
teams lined up it was discovered that Although very few actual details of
Wesleyan had only ten men because the coach's career are mentioned in
that was all that had come out for the article, Kane does say that Yostj
the squad. So Yost played with the has placed fourteen men on All-
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