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…R 27, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DYA ,'.A NNATIO INAL L A SSIDFIE FOR SALE-Six weeks' old Chevro- WANTED-Roommate, RAI O A let coach, fully equipped; Car dent, sophomore, Lit. LEAGUERTIGHTENKead LASS FISSEascarefully broken in; original cost ley. Large sunny, w ADVERTISIN $670. Owner will sell for 4550 Rent very reasonabl DlVP (Continued from Page Six) cash. Call during day 22571. H OF While the Dodgers and Redbirds TENOR BANJOIST - Experienced;I Even...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY,'SEPTEMi3ER THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER . , .,. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 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.) Volume 29. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1928 No. 4 Action of the Administrative Board: The Administrative Board of the College of Literature, Science, and ...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 j g it viiA MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXVIX, No. 3. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1928 TEN PAGES TWO SPEAKERS SELECTED FOR z CONVOCTIONSA WILLIAM L. PHELPS OPENS FALL SERIES ON NOV. 18TH; H. P. VANDUSEN TO SPEAKj Effort Being Made By Committee Tb Secure Services Of Other speakers Two speakers have been secured to address the fall series of convo- cations, and communications are; being exchanged in an ...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2G, 1923 PAGE.WO.TH.M.C.GAN.AILY EDNESAY..EPTEMER.2....2 Staff Selling Dollar Coupons for Fifty Cents-Cost 'Will Advance on Friday NEW FEATURES PROMISED Sale of coupons for the 'Ensian, will continue only through Friday of this week, it was announced by~ stagf members yesterday. The Michigan-ensian is offering a cou- pon for fifty cents which is worth one dollar when traded in on a regular...…

…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ItREE U I We Carry the Largest Stock of Both an I , Rx:tV"' 7 t ,=y = , ,' , . IN THE CITY Stationery Note Books Drawing Supplies, Felt Goods Brief Cases Log Log Slide Rules p._ i . A S F SUP is OF ALL KINE llb[ TOIK 0 mmPLI IliIIIIIII1t1IIf9t111E111111lIIIIFIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItIIl91111tII111II11111111111HII111Illlil1111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEI11...…

…PAGE FOUR, THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNEF ,)AY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1928 . . . ...... ......... . . .. ......... I P, '*1 Pu1lihe vry morning except Monday diring the Iiv("rsity year by the Board in Snibcrrof Western Cuference Editorial [ie Associated Press is exclusively en-t lii l,,' to the use. or republicati~n of all news Lsjiat:lics credited to it or n.,t otherwise Creded in thiis paper and the local news pub- lislrd lherein. Eteredl at the p...…

…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1928 HE MTCNICAN r A T T* V "A t*%V 10r 1a * . A r 1 '1... J.1.2.\.1 UH 1V lJ t' 1 Lj I rA.X1 jr.vx \ : s y ^ 1 - -- --------- M f lllllll, ,ljjjjjjj VATAW WS TA =FAT Mop -Jl t * HOUSE ORGAIZAT!IN DR. BELL ADVISES WOMEN TO AVOID EXPOSURE, CHANGING TEMPERATURE "During this changeable weather, exhale. Keep at least a yard away T i t everyone who hasn't a cold already, from them. Perhaps this should is...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,1928 THE MICIGAN DALY WED.SDA., SPTEMBER28,.192 .! I 1' ' 1 f:' .. Tk. } = 91 J14" FOR I J A THOS HEATH CLOTHES IN OUR AUDST Y' It" N OT only that--we have enough to go 'round. """""""""" No mean achieve- ment, when you consider how comparatively few Thos. Heath Clothes are to be had. (So much hand work, so much personal supervision, so much fussing with details.), Wi...…

…r kY, SEPTEMBER 26,1928 THE MI-CHIGAN DAI LY P, SGHP TO BROADCAST OPNIGRADIO NIGHT PROGRAM ON TUESDAY SECRETARY SMITH, POLLOCK, YOST, AND BROWN WILL SPEAK VARSITY BAND WILL PLAY Twenty-five Michigan Nights Over WGHP Are Scheduled for Current Year Michigan Nights on the radio will begin at 8 p.m. Tuesday night, Oc- tober 2, with a program of music by the Varsity band and talks by Shirley W. Smith, secretary of the University, Prof. Field...…

…°rHE MICHIGAN DAlLY !WEDNESDfAY, ...... . ....... . QRDSQUAD TO HOLD SECOND SCI(IYIAIMAGE TO AY I RAI N STOPS DRILL ON KICKING AND PASI.G4 Yost Works With Passers And Ends; Wieman Coaches Linemen And Kickers PRACTICE FUNDAMENTALS With the second scrimmage of the season difinitely scheduled for this afternoon, the big Wolverine football squad continued its drill on fundamentals yesterday, work- ing out in two separate groups un- til sh...…

…7 /BER 26, 1928 7'H E MICHIGAN D AIL Y WMWWMM YAN1KSI kHLEICS.I Cardinals Manage to Take Fifteer Inning Contest From Brooklyn 4-3, PIRATES GARNER 17 HITS Continuing the same dizzy pac that has established them as lead- ing contenders for the pennant in the American league, New York and Philadelphia both gained de- cisions over Cleveland and St Louis respectively in yesterday': games, while Brooklyn and Cin- citinati were unable to stave...…

…THE MICHICAN D A I L Y wED r A I. SE?'T ',iI3EP G, : 028 mmmmommmom .,a...W. " , IYAILY WEDNESDAY. SEPTE~'IBEP. 26, 1028 - - t _ DAILY OFFrICIAL BULLETIN 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.) Volume 9. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. Number 2. To Users of the Daily Official Bulletin: The attention of user...…

…LISHED itp at1 IEMBER SOCTIATED PRESS g 17V MT.LV TTIW L7 VOL. XXXVIII, No . 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1928 TWELaVEP ERGENCY SUPPLIES POURED 1111 INTOSTRICKE adio Communication Only Means Of Contact With Ravaged Districts ,200 KNOWN DEAD march For Dead Continues As Reco:nstruction Work Begins (By Assqciated Press) WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Sept. :.-While the surveys of the needs ' the hurricane ravaged area ...…

…""HE MICHIGAN T)AT Y: +THF. MTCA-,1IL1 1 JCA1 L. l 1 L-AV ..i a uea i tI PROF. FRIES IS DIRECTING WORK ON TUDOR-STUART ENGLISH DICTIONARY Carr To Test Effect Of Health Publicity The committee was appointed following the readting of a paper by Professor Carr on "Measuring th Efficiency of Tuberculosis Pub- I Methods of measuring the effec- 1 ~ ~ ~ UIbI~0 throws interesting light on the be- ~vn~o elhpbiiyb the national organization at P...…

…TMBER 25, 1928 T HE MICHIAN DAILY JUNIORS IN EDUCATION TO BE PARTY GUEST Those juniors who are entering the School of Education for the first time this fall will be given their annual presentation party next Saturday evening, September 29. The president of the senior class, Miss Aletta Morton, will pre- sent the junior class to Prof. J. B. Edmonson, who is acting dean of the School of Education in the ab- sence of Dean Whitney. r Most of the ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAI . _ ... ...r - M- - f 't ,.. 'ublished every morning except Monday ng the University year by the Board in trol of Student Publications. [ember of WesterL Conference Editorial ogation. he Associated Press is exclusively en- d' to the .use eforrepublication of all news atches credited to it or not therwvise ited ji this paper and the local news'pub- ed herein. ntered at the postollice at Ann Aibor, thigan, as second class ma...…

…aR 25, 1928 iTHE MICHIGAN DAILY IM I s" i ----r" S P O R T S <ss> Daily Bulletin of Sportswomen FACILITIES ADDED STAFF ANNOUNCES, TO FIELD HOUSE NEW INSTRUCTORS To replace the usual W: A. A. handbook the Women's League and{ the Women's Athletic Association this fall published a 62-page book- let which contains information concerning practically all campus activities to which women are eligi- ble. This pamphlet was distributed to the fres...…

…THE. M GHJGAN A T-L, I TUESDAY, SQUAD THE MICHIGAN DAILY~ TUESDAY, EGIIVS SECOND WEEK OF PRACTIC .g 5 IK LIMITED u DRILL BASKETBALL COACH DEATH FOLLOW %-::a f ei IS TAKEN BY QPM11lAI ING LONG ILLNESS LJiuiI LL MVirhi a~'. rahinc tfi F c f fT nan~ INTRAMURAL BUILDING WILL HAVE ACCOMMODATIONS FOR ALL SPORTS ,cmull1 gas cacning z sa± su - red a severe loss during the sum- am of 64 Candidates to rough Two Scrimmages ing Week's ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 - .- ,_ r BI8 LEAGUE LEADERj Athletics Fail To Takle Advantage OT 11ew York's Defeat And Lose To St. Louis Browns CUBS DEFEAT PIILLIES Molday's games in the Big' Leagues failed to mark any change in 'the respective positions of the leaders in either the Americanl League or the National League. In their fight for the pennant in the' National, both the Giants and the St. Louis Cardinals won while the defeat ,of both th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAI LY 'rTTF.'"nA V A 'V* JLD SAILS FOR ANTARCTIC, WASTES D TWYO YEARS Of GEOLOGIC RESEARCH ies on the faculty, and student body anxiously vs concerning Prof. Law- Gould of the geology de- who sailed recently with Antarctic expedition as ;rapher and geologist: )edition will assemble in' and and proceed from; he Bay of Whales, the ex- base, 2,300 miles fromj land. Commander Byrd t the expedition will have start work by Janu...…

…i TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1928 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE ----------- PROFESSOR LEROY WATERMAN RETURNS AFTER LEA'VI SPENT IN UNEARTHING ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIA Absent on leave in Mesopotamia pedition was financed by the To- for the past year, Professor Leroy ledo Museum of Art and 1100 arti- Waterman of the Department of Iles he discovered and brought back Semetics has been excavating in with him will be divided between the ruins of Sel...…

…1 P'AGETENr~~~ T HE MICHIGAN DYAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 1928 .-I _. v - " ,: WeCarry the Largest Mock of IALOOt I if . ,,C ys ,, : "' nf. .~ C..>9.: .., r ,._ 4 . ,. X. ;a ° ;R , _ ' ;!i 3 , :Yap 3S. +. c P3 " Yi 1. .'Y 4 IN THE CITY I Station-,e.-ry Note Book~s Felt Goods Brief Cases Drawing Supplies, Log Log Slide R u1C I Mir ". LARGE .. Hti OF 1'II1I1111161I[lali11'IIfI1111t11i1ii1111111tl1 1[11111111111IIIII...…

…!TUESDAY, SEPTEMB3ER -25, I928 THE MICHIGAN DIArLY PAGE ELEVT P OI A D EC HI the party could continue its jour- f = ^ --f11IIt111t1111I11111 P FESR H BSAD REC EO FLES they bucked a heavy sea, mean- BeneG 1 while' navigating the fjord by dead 90~f iiiWRE 10 IIN [ER ACVIIIL reckoning, the party reached- re- .d ) _il IU O IIILIO M IH")gut, Iceland, whence they will re- (Non;IJ, oo1 OI1IIH1LiI\turn via a freight line plying+ be- tween I...…

…0 [WELVE THE M'MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1928 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 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.) Volume 9. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. Number 1. To Users of the Daily Official Bulletin: .The attention of users of the Daily Official Bulletin is respectfully called to the followin...…

…I; ESTABLISHED 1890 AV g 41v AdrNm, ArN MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I Vol. XXXVIII, No. 10. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1927. EIGHT PAGES TO BR ACAST IRST RWJTO T PRESIDENT LITTLE ANNOUNCES TOPIC OF 111S ADDRESS: WILL BE "REMARKS" PLAN FIFTEEN PROGRAMS Band Arranges Program To Introduce University Of 3lchigan Before Large radio Audience The first of the series of 15 radio programs to be broadcast by the Uni- versity of...…

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…_ _ - ._ .. . REQUEST LISTING OF VACANT ROOMS All Ann Arbor residents who will have vacant rooms for football game week-ends are asked to phone the rooming committee! at the Union where they will .be kept on file. The rental of these rooms will be arrang- ed by the committee. Alumni and families and friends of students who come from out of town to these games will be accommodated in this way. Students who wish to arrange for such rooms are as...…

…THE MICHTCGAN TAMtY , ME" ~ -*1 ff ijr t t tQat Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial A-sociation. The Associ4 Press is exclusively et-1 ttiled to the use foi republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this 1aper and the local news pub-, lishedl herein. S' Entered at the postoffice at Ann Ar...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..., . .._ Cam. ~ ................5 i. . .... M&im ORCHESIS ANURCES NE CLUBMEBERS Select Seventtee lWomen Who Showe Unusual Dancing Abiily in FreshJan i 'n Pageant ENLARGE CLUB EACH YEAR Orchesis socty makes announce- nent of its new members, chosen for their ability and interest in dancing, from the participants of the Freshman pageant of last spring. They are the following sophomore women, Dorothy Beek, Alice C Kathry...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IN E S 'W0LLPEN1927 SEASON TOM! Ruth Ties Old Mark With Two More HomersA TO HOLD SWIM IOHIO WESLEYAN MEET MONDAY ITSBURGHI tSUIL PRINCIPAL FOOTBALL IRISPLANSREUNION CONTESTS TOMORRQWCo Michigan's 1927-'28 swimming team fl[ TELl J[tIM O TET O ORW(Y Associated Press) will see it irst7 aon a th IEST.1IMMA F DAY DELAWARE, ., Sept. 29.-Members eligibles and freshmen at 5 o'clock'next Detroit at Army. of Ohio Wesleyan's 1897 footb...…

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…THE MICHTCAN DATLY 4LILY OFF ICIAL BULLETIN location in tle auditorium before next Tuesday, since the list will be taken in room 308, Michigan Union from 7 to 8. This is the last day of tryouts. All down before the lecture on that day. old members must try out again. John Kuiper. Franklin D. Burger, Manager. Philosophy 101. 11itory of Aneient Philosophy: University Band: The class meets Wednesdays and Fridays in room 205 Mason Hall, and The...…

… ESTABLISHED 1890 r 41v t n it MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I - --------- - Vol. XXXVIII, No. 9. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1u 7. EIGHT PAG $ 1c.? - ELECTION COMMITTEE FIXES DElEIITE DATES FOR CLASSBALLOTING, SENIOR ENGINEER1S AND DENTAL STUDENTS WILL VOTE ON OCTOBER 4 FRESHMEN TO VOTE LAST MUCH MALIGNED CLIPPY STADIUM ENDS STRENUOUS DAYS ON CAMPUS Historic Clippy Stadium, ill-starred and G. boys chose a battleship...…

…THE MIS -I AI DAILY THE MiCHIGAN DAILY EDUCTION AGINSTIT OPM[1T~G RE AT P ROG RE _ y . (ER IPORT DU--TIES iege Will Receive Word bout Question Of Tariff Relations Of France And Anerica i 5 PLAN IMMEDIATE ACTION (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.-A spe- cial report on French tariff relation- ships with this country is in prepara- tion by the Tariff commission to be submitted to President Coolidge while the Washington governm...…

…19~27. THE MICHIGAN DAILY" THEM HIA AL EDL r[HCURSES IN SEIMETICS Aniieent Art and 1angmiage of Egypt lWill lie Suh)Jeet MIterial For INeiv Courses ENROLLMENT IS VERY LOW Two new courses, one in Arts and Archaeology of Egypt, and the other in Ancient E-yptian hlanguage, are in- cluded among those previously con- ducted by the Semetics department. Dr. Caroline Ransiom-Williams, lately- returned froim Egypt, where she spent a year as a miembe...…

…>.Y'THE 3"[.CHIGAN 7 i j. ' "". .'' '' RSAX + PTENVIrR 99, Y _. Publishel every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Cootrol of Student Publications. Member of - Western Conference Editorial A-socizition. The Associated Press is exclusively en- ttiled 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 'po...…

…/I rrflrnD~y, SPTEMBR 2~, 927. THE MICHIGANp DAILY '~G 1 PACE FIVI LEAGUE OPEE Paris Decrees Black For All Occasionss i-ummi T~ nrummnil Says Stunt Visitor To Lelong Shops PO0L I CE FR NIJO Swimming Gains Favor With Womlen1; PARISIAN GIRLS WILl JAPNES F A PP E S Evidence Caution InAttemptingFeats~ ER t Michigan women's present enthu- opinion of Mliss Ennis H~all, instructor America. Trimmings are often flow- ers made of the same material ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY " TFURSr CA USE SMAGE POSTPONEME 1 Pittsburgh Looms Asl F'robable Winner In Senior League Race Unless an unforseen upset occurs, the Pittsburgh Pirtes are definitely as- sured to represent the National League in the World's Series against the New York Yankees, American League champions, less than a week from today. 'The Pirates are clinging to their leadership in the sensational National League race by only a two-game m...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY N NCE PLANS [OR EPIN PENNA T RACE OLYMPIC DELEGATION1 Dempsey Confident I Of Winning Former W&LHK CAER Title From Tunleyi~HVKY OCE UPSTAIRS 324 S. STATE I Next Year's Team T Include 100 Less Members Than One Which Went In 192. SCHEDULE COMPLETED (By Associated Press) -NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-To insure adequate accoramodations for the American delegation to the 1928 Olym- pic at Amsterdam, the ' American! Olympic committee...…

…THE MICHIGAN LDA 'Y . THURSDAY, . . . . . . ........ . . ........... . ............................................................... DAI LY OF[I CIA-L BULLETI N 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. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Announcement of the College of Literature, SOcience, and the Arts for the CUNCANNON NAMES HOOVER, HUGHES, ...…

…I I V _. b ,4771 a t I Vol. XXXVIII, No. 8. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1927. DELEGATES TO EIGHTH ASSEMBLY OF LE AGUE ARE RETURNING HOME LEAGuE MEETING WAS MOST IMPORTANT iN HISTORY, DELEGATES BELEVE ECONOMICS IS IMPROVED Americans Will Be Invited To Sit Upon Advisory Commission For Economic, Cooperation (By Associated Press) GENEVA, Sept. 27.-The delegates to the eighth assembly of the League of Nations are retu...…

…co~nomist To Talk TEACHERS' APPOINTMENT BUREAU EN[AOS O FlA[TA U BETA P GIVES FIRST Befre ocl'CubREPORTS MANY WITHOUT PLACES I UiL0E0LR1INE1METN Firt ets of the School of Education hasj them have been filled. These re Ta Beta P, national honorary en-j ALM e Ig e more teahr hsya hnet aemostlylfrom hignrschools flITV' F 1p l a c 'es t i ~ i~n m n g S i O ' i ~ J I ~ ~ U 1 1 L lJ I I g i e e r n g f r a t e r n it y , h e ld t h e fir s t . o f P...…

…28, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUETS WILL HAVE CONTROL OF POLICIES, ip ESII)ENt. ILiLlDIRECT ALL 44 Iotj'VIE ASSOIATON ACTI'VIIES SEVEN ON CONTROL BOARD $ Rem.i ar 1Fneti'n s Of Organization Are Coalwiaened; Groups Begin I' To old meetings 1? Complete control of the policies of ' the Student Christian association is 4 now in the hands of the students, and the direction of all activities center- Ing in Lane hal are fomi now on to bl e iunder the imm...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I . .. .. .. ... .. .............. .......... 9 ILTAVA Ga. EVA A s . l ( m A6 . .. .. MEiTOJEACH ARE NEE0DAT HOSPITAL ] More Than 14 9 ,Children Are A ttending, the Sciool At the University HospijlI ThIs Year. WORK OFFERS EXPERIENCE Women in the education department desiring credits- in campus activities have open to them a most interesting and useful line of work, onkthis cam- pus.. Mrs. Geraldine Notley, of th...…

…+ M74 ww ,v - "_ - ,..re,., ' -. t ... fir" , h. I Pirates And Cards Il\l Defeat Cubs, Reds I ASSES RULIN As Race Nears EndEXLDflYr REPOR T DEMPSEY i y MT WILL DoT RETIRE IUNNEY TALKS ABOUT r-~-- PLANS ON KNOCKDOWNI UU~ing ncnau,4-. mAexander On Focibll 1 11ed played the hero role for the Cardinals, ---- allowing the Reds but three scattered COACHES DISSATISFIED hits, while his teammates pounded - Donohue for eleven.N (ly Associated Press...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 't rO rn&TUNNEY REVEALS Varsity Backfield Promises To Average RESERVES BOAST CAMPAIGN IN RING r POWERFUL SQUAD dt ((ontin1ud fromll Page Six) -One of the strongest teams that has 'CA ; l i RBRS*IMM[RS fl( 1 or the ciis, a crsis th (Continued 'roImn Pag .) 'f r Ioae mhr's i .;ii:nan ba ck i pr sentedl the reserve squad in re never came. "Ever since I entered the profession- Mere Than 7Ca ndidaites Report At al ring in 191...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY A I LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is consti-uctiye notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 8:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) on State streetat 4:00 p. m. today and tomorrow (Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 27 and 28). Nillas Falcone, Director. TUPPER STATES MICHIGAN WILL SURPASS EASTERN COLLEGES IN UNDERGRADUATE WORK IN INTERVI University of iTichiga...…

…41v t a n Vol. XXXVIII, No. 7. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1927. EIGHT PAGO BRITISH FLYER WINS SCHNEIDER CUP RACE1 0VER ITALIAN RSE (LIE ENANT WEBSTER BREAKS ALL SPEED RECORDS FOR SEAPLANE ITALY LOSES NOTED CUP Adds Almost Forty Miles Per Hour to S Record of Italian Who Took Cup From America. (By Associated Press) VENICE, Italy, Sept. 26.-Flight Lieutenant S. N. Webster, in a Super- Marine Napier S-5 monoplane, today smashed...…

…]ISNaming Of Morrow Alen-French, American Historian, Uses 11I I COMMITTEE WILL ~ May Cause Uproa i Clements LibraryTo Gather Information tf CNUTUREi BROILED STEAKS, CHOPS, CHICKEN * "Forty Years of Service to Michigan ,Students" TUT'TLE'S LUNCH -- ANNOUNCEMENT- Owing to the many requests made by our- patrons we wish to announce that we will # be open evenings up to 1 1 P. M.. * Serving will be as follows : WEEKDAYS Breakfast.....................…