…w E WEATHER A.WIt SHlOWERS TODAY XXXV. No. X EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1924 E ROLL T RECORDS II (ERS CHOSEN 34TH ANNUAL STEFFANSSON, BORAH, EL, AND VAN DYKE HEAD COURSE INCLUDE 11 NUMBERS Fosdick, Ackley, Kennedy-Mathinson Co., Anspacher, Whitney, and Skeylilli will also Appear Including within its numbers both variety and quality, the thirty-fourth annual lecture program of the Ora- torica...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, .. NEW UNIVERSITY HIGH OPENS WITH S18 ENROLLMENT (Continued from Page One) under the present plan with the first three years as Junior high,, it is ge- pected that all grades will be includ- ed at the end of two years. Professor Schorlir.g expects to have 500 stud- ents enrolled in five years. It is not his aim, however, to push the at- tendance record of the institution but to let it grow gradually and ...…
…20, 1924 THE ',MICHIGAN DAILY PAGIE I ESTABlLISpH TINO; PLANT I uExpends $,OOO?00 pfor Publication Maga inte t O of ll'quip T' ISSUE OCTOBER 91 teemnt'1(,(l f]1(fin 1the plant. In wf1i Di esig-n 2Tickets dir, will bf a siwall job resa pr'fues nd sev teral ca .s of type. .For 0. S. L. Gam Thi latrwill oen!!)l2 ho Abunnuls to have mu ]]ch more variaion in heads lI tha.n ]a_; been] possile heren-to-fore. Thickects printed in three c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER . , . --T a _ _, >lished eery morning except Monday' g the Ur iversity year by the Board in ol of Stndent. .ublications. mbers of Western Conference Editorial iation. e Associated Press is exclusively en. to the use for reptiblication of all news tches credited to it or not otherwise ed in this paper aend the local .news :pub- I therein. tered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, i.an, as second cass's m...…
…SEPTEMBER 24, 1924 THE. MICHIGAN, DAILY ~EP~rEMBER' 20; 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY f: ., -- ............................ M I WA 1111, Mlllj jjjj ,_ J jjjjibllllli WAM Notices Directs Work O.f.. A. A1 CONDUCTS WG'men Students 100 WOMEIN ATTEND1 EMBERSHIPDRY0PLTCLSHO 1undred M1enibersldps Gaied( League of Women Voters Sponser In Cnmnniirn at Barbour P '.I Institute for Fourth Women will meet at the hour they have elected to take gymnasium...…
…i THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, No " ..r _.1 o..,, .. " . -....... _ . ' %, ---soon '......n...""'"'" I _ _ .. IALL PROSPECTS HOLD DRILL 0 y O OF 6 ,O OK~S TWICE A DAY PREPARHING FOR HARD SCHEDULE' Olympics Handled Well Says "Steve In spite of the numerous reports' from various sources to the effect that hla bn r of4thp Amp n Olvmnie =1 the members m >;e ,mericanvy zpic Big Teiines in Ro to Win d p 1924 names n o o i...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, LYOFFICIAL BULLETIN ion in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of ersity. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until n. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1924 Number X esidenst of the University and Mrs. Burton invite themembers of a, F'culties, and staff to meet the newly appointed Professors eveiiing, September 24, from eight to eleven o'clock, at their Routh University A...…
…°, fTAB!. a i _ .. _z ,. __ Y ,., . Y l J A ( 1 "Y V A }' ' . " Ask- ,r MEMBEIR ASSOCI4AT'E D PRESS I D 11 . 11 '' 1 111 1, i I ",XXNV!JLIX[. ".-I ANN AJ8O, 1'. 1GN I~DY SPFBR2.1 JIHT EEN:'PAGES PPLICATIOjNS NEEIDED TO FILL UP E[NLABGED %- uD(I} NI' UAY SECUR.EEXT1=,aI'L-A FOR F RIiE N S. GHAN4IE MADE IN PLANS S (?pfertlon 1t z~~tv :n ;siet Co un~i-, ei anud Athletic Ass ,v~Iatlrni Mitices 1?Echelt i silrnxdle. lichigan's chee...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IDNC[M[NI MAE W CHANGES I 5AF ERONE QUA ~OU CE BYl '.L{ 7? .-11 l ~ EN IE' reR ING SCHOOL. . S 1 Y t4S AES uhy.' i 11te(? cilg oie; ae5ft(iilae silathshm til p}URANgy WILLgtLECTUR '};t; cit part~i' ely ',,iew foeih' \ .. ~ tl _j;'111'' }. i ~i :i l(year. l~ea MorimerP (oole hasb te grantd a ea ve o~ hs~c an(A.} sit tDen(erg .PttV ~lI actig i hi placc orthe eM f ,h land, and iln o l. tur eor 1 I i iVb 19 of~esr nosc e h, ...…
…__ THE MICHIGAN DAILY__ IICHI $N" HOLLY QOOD REPRESENTATIVES DESCRIBE SUMMER APEN T IN MOVIE CAPITOL AS A 'VACATION' WITH ENTE.RTaAINMENT AS CHIEF PART OF P'RO GRAM "A wvonder ul v<aation,V as the I flew 'work in Atkronl, t0, as he' grad - the ten boys had berm ntroduced to ay Leland . Wils-ox "'27, one of: atlast_ june, lie says nio exppcts nearly all of the"bg stars, Wilcox: ficign's twoq cl~eprlenttivc aimong t,, go bckto HollywUood-within...…
…THRMICHGAN DAIL Meler of Wetrn Conference Editorial The :Associated Prvsi exclusivelycie- Itiled to the use for rcmbiation of all clews dispathes credited t it or not Othrwie credited in this a per and te local news prtb. lished herein. Enitred. a the . solice at Ann ArbOr, 2'd icri g' ., as seefoid cas tmatmr Special rate Ofof tae granted hM Third Assistant J'st- Su.,ription- by carrier, 5 o; by mail, 0)rnces: Ann Arbor Pres; Building, flay-...…
…'1 HE M~hIIAN'AIlY 1C1 - a n : FQ tJ }Y 1l011 I', M} aCO} If o I e w 1inir)i'in_.at t ionf), ?I1- '. term i~t ~ tni g, 1o~in ,an 1sophom ores m ay also U)Tj)I) ta e r ig or golf fo' Er creit.( O' t'I(i !} '~l'i. "An ourof x ri. ayay or ver 4 I c ytewrt 31a'ey, womenrs go ties for o lmo orexrcise Teou t-r L ti tyac scus bl, ifery, and br olin rhso IriiT ou ac(h hveriv< fal tat dlte gynathsium, Mis Ellai- ::r , '" "nlo has be <,fco f widel...…
… KAPA ELTaROpai4 Phi, Phi Kappt Ps, two weeks erlir than lst year, The 44rc~b For tA Vekly c l Me l~ll( t KA PA ELT !3RHOProfc~sslonaI ' raterlltt i , $dt on which the sale of the hJok' Band ~1en( oru~ete RECEIVES TROPHY II PiLambdia Kappa, Nu Sigmna Ni iisepeted tdsart isOctober ___1_______________ F or Varsity I sla E ' Q SCHOLARSHIP Phi Dela Ep)soPihiAlh llEolafechnshvebnradt;lll[3I11tiliitltff11i6!1{IIJ OnlyiltI1a few114111fhtnglt 111havel...…
…RTHE MICHI2A0,19?N ELY r. ry r J ..iaO 1 uiwn u n __ '"rw'r i.. . n++rwww.wrr. ,,.r '"+ 'ra,,,,, ,.,,fir trr °°riw yy % i rr. ,, , .. "7 r '" ooft I- -- -- - TILDEN LOSES TO (WA TILIP PADAPITV flU RUTH MAY BREAK MAKEU'POF WOLVERINE ELEVEN UNSETTLED AFTER -FIRST WEEK ONLY FOUR POSITIONS ARE SETTLED AS A RESULT OF THE LOSS OF SEVENREGULARS TILDEN gOE TO T TV RUTH MAY BREAK FRENCH NET STAR | u HOME RUN MARKI n STADIUM. IS iNCREASD I B...…
…-- THE MICHIGAN DAILY TOSRIMAETORYI 52 REMAIN ON SQUAD Coaches Confine Attention To Varous Phases Of Kicking.Game In Monday's Practice. At the conclusion of yesterday's workout which consisted mainly of a drill in all departments of the kicking game, Coach Elton E. Wieman an- announced the first scrimmage for; this afternoon on old Ferry field with a regular game carded for Saturday afternoon. Today a scrimmage will be the last thing on the p...…
…RUT Wit Pennock, and Ruetlher, have all pitch- 25 games for Joe McCarthy.- ed gooti hall, while \Viley Moore has The loss of Tommy Thevenow was a sMScceded Fred Marberry of Washing- serious blow to the Cards although hTorporcer has been partially making SIA ItItr i ie h up for his absence. Frisch, O'Farrell, lEague. Haines, and Alexander have been the, The keystone combination of La- main cogs in the St. Louis team. ! Fifth Pennant In seven Y...…
…Amw , i t 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 Atnn Arbor Art 1As oclat ion:zSociology 01: The opening exhibition of the year 1927-1928 consists of a group of Euro- The quiz sections will have their first meetings on Wednesday of this pean and American paintings of the late ninsteenth and twentieth centuries. week...…
…ftritan .XXXVIII. N. ?1. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUES" AY, SEPTE,'BERPi0, 1927 iWST UDENT1S TK PRII RS RSHMEN V EIGHTEENI VEEj ririnhiin ELTON NWIEM AN ITTESPEAKS FAE RIE OA CH 1itDiuiiuH, YOST RESIGNS POST AYRPAIE IS"APOINTE S ADISERS' WORK ' FOMER A ' ,2VARSITY! E~I'MEN W1IEK CAVE ARRIVING~ AS~~~~~~ MENOROF 92 FOTBLLTEAEBT A HADCOAH URIGERODCT MAY RESUMEATIECARENXTYA TE AM ITCE) 10IU)IIhlE{OA TT OtJST'1 POSI 1'U it .A I IIf AN T1BE LI EVE S ...…
… THE. MICI 1IGAN DAILY'' .111 -L THE MICHIGAN DAILY ii 1' FOkTywM I NTH NuAL lip. -x"I 1 K. a . XI If, OF season s s ;LSD Sumw r i 1927 1 Auditorium J3ENIAMINO G m ITALIAN T-E- lIt PAUL Ann. Arbor POLISH VIOLINIST -J'NUA v 1 Metropolitani Opera Coujh1iuiy 0 I six UL PERFOR CES a A " iE forty-ninth annual Choral Union Concert S eries brings to Ann Arbor a group of world re- rown.ed artists the equal of which is 's...…
… ateringStudentsParticipate the men who had spoken to them and thrills of life into the four colthe president himself. clege, and also asked the The women students, on Tuesday to stand ready to expand th AnUlrATO night, also participated in a mix r ectual muscles to meet the helin Babour gymnsaium, where conditions of college life. S 5 1'tPresidlent .Little also 'attended "for <t .hat "I happen to be a m short time and where the entering the E...…
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…ran.R2%, 192? THE MICHIGAN DAILY IIIWT ROFESSR REE COACH .,I'uoi R[SIO rgyiDEL-JIVE S sEEC FROM ACTIVE CHAROF or rrmi>omu .. , <. -f ,jII XSOUAO4C,,r _ °_ p I ;, -z w i, iA 7 KCC'' yV C r 5 , Y ' h s n h s :; 4 5 y? Z x ti .y f, Sy .y. ti KL 7' f iii 1 + fy { ,[Y f. u J3 h F -- ' Y . Q K NEL' TABLISHE"SH(X 0 ORtfrYY N A, 7JIA FTIME Wi 'ISA TLNXAShN I EAD(~TEI~; AIII I~!SIIE1) IN NATI'IIAL ~NCE RUILI)INV Vs,' F ford a (vntt tW aifc ,oet...…
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…ed, probably w I t h Tuesday; cooler; fresh nds. OFF Iaih- Editorials Welcomers and Racketeers; From Set-Ups to Suicide; The University Continues to Expe- periment. I I I No. 1, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1932 PRICE FIVE CENTS I , . rey Shows of Food, ter Is Less1 Blues Put Down Whites in Season's First Scrimmage New Rushing System Takes Effect Today Enrollment Drop Seen as Freshman Entries Fall150 Before Council...…
…7T11E"MICHI-1AN V-AILY rtained at h Air Camp About 140 Freshmen Hear Prominent Faculty Men Address Group Conduct Discussions Rutiven, Bursley, Hoyt, Smith, Yost, Tapping, Forsythe Speak Some 140 of this year's entering freshman were entertained at the University of Michigan Fresh Air Camp at Patterson Lake during the past week-end by the Student Christian Association, it was an- nounced yesterday. During their two days stay at camp the stude...…
…TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY Garoovie les National Guardsmen S"esQuell Mine Trouble Drive Starts Of TAYLORVILLE, Ill., Sept. 19 (P) -ol y Turbulent Christian county, scene Cam pus T oda ofmuch strife over the reduced wage scale for Illinois coal miners, was patrolled by two companies of Na- Baby Gargoyle o Make tional Guardsmen today. The Guardsmen were sent here Its Annual Appearance Sunday after local authorities had Tomorrow Morning appealed for st...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI ICHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 tally any house that does not follow the approved procedure, and are warned that the frequent of- fenders against the rules are usually the houses -, --"a. -rI Eij -- se -is -- Published every morning except Monday during the iversity year and Summer Session by the Board in 'iro of Student Publications., wember of the Western Conference Editorial Assoca- n and the Big Ten News Ser...…
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…T-HIE -MLCHLGAN04 -YLIY SCJIET Y Well-Dressed Woman Selects Simple Frocks for Fall WE Hostess at Dance Plan to Raise Money for League Undergraduate Campaign Funds Woman's honorary organizations are planning a busy year if all the projects that they are contemplating this fall materialize. At present their primary interest is raising money for the League Undergraduate Campaign Fund and they have been arranging their various activities to ...…
…E MICHIGAN DAILY CAM"PUS Tea to Open Episcopal Student Year at Center McAfee's SOCIETY TT "'AL Program, >nsored by Uthietie Units Plans Tea Dormitories to Give Parties To Honor Freshman Women ecreational Program to Be Offered at Palmer Field House As one of the traditional events of e University's Orientation Week, e Department of Physical Educa- n for Women and the Women's hletic Association will present an hibition recreational pr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY'T DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30, 11:30 a. m.Saturday. Psychology 31: The hours for the laboratory period are incorrectly stated in the announcement. They are scheduled from 8 to 10 and 1 to 3 instead of from 8 to 11 and 1 to 4 as stated. Political Science 51: Political Scien...…
… ridders Face Hardest Schedule In Recent Years Cross-Country Team Depends. o inVeterans Captain Howell, Hill, Os= trander, McManus Are Best on Team Michigan's hopes for a successful cross country team this fall will de- pend largely upon Captain Roger Howell, star of the 1931 team and runner-up in the Big Ten meet. In placing second in the Conference last year Howell demonstrated that Michigan will have at least one strong man for this seas...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY inny Fischer Annexes Intercollegiate Title; Ties Amateur Recorc 4iehigan Man Beats Howell To Win Crown laizesand-Blue Linksman Rallies Brilliantly to Take Championship When Johnny Fischer went to Hot prings in July to take his first shot t the National Intercollegiate golf ite, he was not nationally known. Tnderneath the songs of praise di- ected at the blond youngster, Billy [owell, and the stocky star from the rest, D...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , 1, t S S L YS S We will have the opportunity again this week to welcome new students to Ann Arbor and to greet hundreds of old friends. Through our business policies during the past fevv years made numerous friendship s. Our prices are sure to please and our workmanship is the very best. We are again glad to welcome Insist on Greene's low prices and Greene's quality of work . Cleaned and Pressed . . . D...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY olan Fulfills Michigan Tradition With Victories uble Victory tches Thosei Hahn, Craig Four Men Have Won th Sprint Titles in r Tolan Winning His Second Sprint Title Turner Places ener and Cristy Each lace Third in Swim, Ling Events ur men have won the double it title in the history of the epics. One is the Canadian Per- !illiams in 1928. e other three are Americans, specifically University of Mich-. men. The lis...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE' cats Will Have Another Strong Eleven Tackle Berths Bother Han- ley as Backfield Is Strong Again Pug Rentner Back Northwestern Has Seven Veterans of 1931 Team To Build Around EVANSTON, Ill., Sept. 19.-Coach Dick Hanley is looking for two ex- perienced tackles to fill the holes left by the graduation of Jack Riley and Dallis Marvill, the two best tackles in Northwestern's football history. If he cai p ug his line no...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUES quad of Veterans Answers Call for Football at Michigan k a1 ., Honors in Olympic Diving (Associated Press Photo) Dick Degener, right, star University of Michigan diver, who finished third in the Olympic low board competition held at Los Angeles this summer. The event was won by another American, Mickey Riley Galitzen, center, who also edged out Degener in the National Intercollegiate championships. Second place we...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Interfraternity Council Rule Changes Made Weather Man, Superstition Sound Bad Weather Warnings Rushing Will Start at O'Clock Noon, SBet. Use of Autos Barred 12 21. The complete changes made in# the Constitution of the Interfrater- nity council are as follows: Section 1. No rushing of fresh- men shall take place until 12 o'clock noon of the Saturday at the end of Orientation week. Section 2. Rushing shall begin at that ...…
…THE MICHIGAN AIL TUESDAY, -T-E--M---- --........LY............ miClhigan .Co-operiv'I-ie l b o a 1' d i a g house, as it will be known, may do so for the price of $2.50 per week. Such students will not be asked to do work. 'Typical restaurant jobs will be assigned to those working for their board. The boarding house is strictly a non-profit organization, Quraishi de- clared, having as it purpose the re- duction of living costs in Ann Arbor....…
…Weather ly and cooler today. Mod- winds. Possibly colder to- morrow. YI r 111k jIatj Editorial Welcome Frosh... I Welcome Frosh . .. II f Frosh. . . II VOL. XLIX.-No. 1 Z-323 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1938 PRIE,.F En PI~ifRSWOON Britain, France Ask Czechs Hitler' To Concede s Demands Crisis Intense As Poland, Hungary Ask Partition For Minority Groups Anglo-French Plan Reported Rejected Marked by ominous "off...…
…. THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1938 1 ZZ f lei i V aaa v s s i s c a a a .a Old Law School Building No w Houses Varied Departments Brennan, Savilla Hurt been spentin this department than Brennan~avilla Hurt usual, and the Wolverines' wvork showsl~ rs1T p a In 'Two-To-One' DrillIthis. (Continued from Page 1) Mental lapses were also frequent, - - '____ and the inexeperienc_ of Crisler's Prof. Mentor L. Williams of the doors of the...…
…EPT. 20, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I New York City Votes Today In Last Purge Tilt Rep. O'Connor Opposes New Dealer Fay Who Is Supported By Roosevelt The Democ'ats of a section of New York .City will decide today (Tues- day) the outcome of the last of Presi- dent Roosevelt's announced efforts to rid Congress of Democrats whom he calls Conservatives. They will choose between Rep. John J. O'Connor, whom Mr. Roose- velt has denounced as "one of t...…
…TUESDAY, S TTIP MICIGAN DAILY 1 11 11 a a....1 V 11 1aa V r a 1 2a.- .' . 1La !M MICHIGAN DAILY ,--A ,a- rdited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Pubishea every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news disp...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAISY 1,900 Freshmen Greeted Today By Student Aids Upperclassmen Advisors Are Exclusive Assistants For Orientation (Continued from Page 1) football team and several members of the team will be present at the mixer, and following a brief welcome by Paul Brickley, '39, president of the Union, Janke will introduce sev- eral of his teammates. The Varsity Glee Club will lead group singing, cheers will be led by the Varsity cheerleader...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, Powers Urge Czechs Heed Hitler Demand Britain, France, Seek To Yield Sudeten Area To Avert European War (Continued from Page 1) Minister Chamberlain to meet the German demands by tomorrow (Wednesday). Unless the Czechs agree soon to ac- cept the plan calling for outright cession of Sudetenland and a sev- en-power guarantee of her new fron-. tiers, however, Chamberlain may have to postpone his trip to Godes- berg....…
…lser 100 High-Standing Freshmen Get Phi Eta Sigma Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Beta Kappa T/ake Upperclass Scholarship Leaders More than 100 societies and extra- curricular activities, in which stu- defnts may participate, are offered by the University. Although the great majority of them are not open to first- semester freshmen, they offer a wide field of interest and those who can- not enter them now may do so later by completing the required number o...…
…VTESDAY, SEPT. 2C THE MICHIGAN DAILY F, 'orid Tutorial System Starts In Fall Of '39 'rial Plan To Be Limited To About 100 Students; 'B' Average Necessary i Bidding to retain its position in the van of progressive American edu- cational institutions, Michigan will next fall inaugurate an experimental tutorial system modeled after that in vogue at Oxford. The first state university to adopt the plan, which is also used at Har- vard and...…
