…THE MICHIGAN DAILY nOT. [rEast Leads Country In Unbeaten Teams BOLEM E EEVSaturday's games t'educed the field SONS OP FORMER GRID STARS MAY PERFORM ANNAPOLIS, MD. - The Naval BOSTON-Red Stuart ad Billy nGAINST UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT YEARLINGS Academy soccer t am d eated th Coutu have been traded to the Minne- SUniversity ofPenn ylvania by 1apolis club o( the eetrl hockey 0 leagune by the floston Bruins. SLA Adv If Manlius academy plays Uni...…
…THE MICI-IIGAN DAILY _. . . DAILlY OFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of be University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until :30 p. m. (11:30 a. Tn. Saturday.) Volume 8. WEDNESDAY, NOVE1BER 2. Number 37. I Notice to All Possessors of Keys For Angell Hall: :n pursuance of the Regents' legislation with'regard to ke s, I will be in Lobby of Angell Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday f...…
…ESTABLISHED g 1890 J.,g -. hUI a41 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ... . . . ........... Vol. VI, No. 37. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1927. EIGHT PAGES TAX CT ISHOLDS IMPORTANT TAX LOT i8 OUJTLINED siOR POSITION IN TRIAL TO OUS CMM"ITTEES 1ML LAYS NEW PROPOSALr RETOh OUSE F I.OR RFVENUE CUT: LARGE REDUCTION ASKED Income Tax, Estate Tax and Exemp- ni(.<ls For American Securities: Are Budget Features ( y Associated Press),.. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1927. TIIESI)AY. NOVEMBER 1. 1927. GRAHAM I 17GEBUSINESS5:.AREESND IN CO T OL O E SS..... RELIIOUS M EE T IN G WHICH INJU E CheORESTf 11 v14 o College Dele-al( - HAS BEE N IN CIIAA 6 OF WORK..- IN MNNESfA tO1 1A~YSTUDNTSPLAN MEETING rr" a , kEric Thomson, student councilor, 1S SPECVIAL ENTOMOLOGIT ] rep¢1-cresented the Students Christian Association at t he Institute on Chis1- CrninWihFdrlC vriei tian...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMB ER 1, 1027. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE'THREE -.7- ........... I f HO[M ILINO OF MUSEUM, BEAUTIFUL CRANBROOK SCHOOL,. BUILT BY GEORGE BOOTH,'R IS ICHIGAN'S FIRST LARGE PREPARATORY INSTITUTION r~ PROCEEDS ACCODNL. TO ARCHITECT'S PA BOOl(FiNM, GLAING . ,BRICK WORK~l, eserved Seat Sale MEDICAL CLASS t ui~ )CS. a , Li K hR s fl K I W ' I > REGENTS RECEIVE REPORT Uniiversity Deta is Special Engineer And ; taff To P'loo...…
…P'ACE FOT7,R 'T"NF: MI'CHMAN 11-ATL'Y TTTESDA- . 'NOVENITIER yi _ ' 1 1 1E MTCT4T('L ThATT V4 NTh l.71L 1 . 1?....I- L f ...4T 1 1'i 1 1 1 I.. I L .L.1 A, N 411 Pubiishd every morning except Monday1 during the University year by the Board inp Control of Student Publications. Member of 'Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- ttiled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to i...…
…4 THE MICHIGANl DAILY IrUESDAY, NOVEMBER. 1 , 1927. TAVAM 1% JMTMV7AL&'l a T ANN1UAL DNUETO PANHLLFPC IS HELD A N I a r .'So i s ~x , I s A ; : E I S c h o l r li i p C ajp In Frograiii i EiOchIi neluded a 81weeli ly P rf >ident Little INTRODUCE NUW PLEDGIES More than 760 Women attended the Pan-hiellenic banquet held last night in the ball room of the Michigan3 Union. This banquet which is an an- nual feature of the social life of a...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TiT1<<:SDAY. Nt IVPiNT- E 1 _ 1927" MAIZEAND BLUE F L Y a :V I P 1 I'..) 11) 1'. r l L. 1 ;+.: i. ..d A GA'RLAND GRANGE GRI T FATURE GILBERT TO PLAY FA WOLV[PR UC, T d oYURDARS SATURDAYUP.ETSL| LR|VB| AGAINST CHICAGO L dusablet haLl ack, twhouwas keptu Iof ' r the Illinois game Satuirday bec ause f" MLichigan Team Earns Title ing Wolverines" As It Befoe iliois Of "Fight. Falls 'I lvo es~tern(Coniferenice E...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMWER 1, 1927. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE SIEV ?'N 4. 4, Y l t- f lChicago Promoter FIRST nvvrnuiBEGINS hcg Seeks Heavyweight N P Championship Bout (By Associated Press) Gene Snirazen Scores P> In Practice CHICAGO, Oct. 31-An unwritten As Walter Itagen, Defending law that it isn't a heavyweight chain- Chatmplon, Struggles pi9nship fight unless Tex Rickard SIXTY ENTRANTS REPORT promotes it will be broken here next; September, if...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T1 r',PA :'lVl-'VT nrR 1, 1927. TH~ MICHIGAN DAILY TUJflSDAY, NOvl~MBErt 1, 1921, ........ ......... ..... . . .... No. 12): i r.pr fa II~41Q .t i mlb; ! 0 Ira 'Mi's. Ira IT. Sniiftlis F'reshmain group wvilme'et at Barbour gymnasium I ltuesdy at 5 oceloci. (Conic prepared for a short hike andl a "weinie" roast. 31. Kramer, Scribe. I C'oncret e P1 il,4' 1iclIeehlre : I (Col. J. 11. V:I o!. Field PI gilleer of the Por...…
…A' ESTABLISHED 1890 IY r 41v mwp, ~ai MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS , - ---r--. ........... .....:. ...... .. .. VQL. XXXVIII, NO. 36. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1927 EIGHT PAGES IL.Ll ols DEFE ,TS ICHIC 14 TO. 0 ,i I POTTER BACKS RIGHT OF SCHOOL TO EXPEL AUTO BANIOLATORS SAYS COURT WOULD UPHOLD RIGHT OF REGENTS TO ENFORCE RULING QUESTION NOT LEGAL ONE Attorney General Thinks University Has Necessary Authorit...…
…THE MICHICA DAI'LY 1 4 % I , . PRESIWENT IS PRINCIPAL SPEAKER AT OPENING oF' FIRST MICHIGAN BOY'S BOARDING SCHOOL- 1 H MI HI A D. .... ... ,v s.s.AILY a (Continued from Page One) dormitory which will embody the latest ideas in dormitory planning of having living quarters for a married master inicluded at either end. In securing a headmaster for the hew school, a committee of which Prof. Morris P. Tilley of the Universi- ty was chairman,...…
…'SUNDAY,*OITOBER %30, 1927 PRESIDENT AD'DRESSES NEYV BOABDING SCHOO0L (Continued from Page Two) every effort will be made to surround them with influences to advance their artistic appreciation. Mr. Marotti, a famous Austrian sculptor, has been retained by Mr. Booth to design the artistic appointmotits for the school such as staiiied glass windows and miouldings. In its art edugational program Cranbrook school is almost unique among preparator...…
…PAGE FOUR Published every morning except Monday during the University year. by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association 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 postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. Spe...…
…I PACE FT TOP MICHIGAN DAILY " t - - SNDTAY, OCTOBERI PAG1 1LVE TM l ICT-i CAN DAILY - PIP 'I ILTA o 3 A y .j WOMN n'RAISA EXPRESSES 1 1AM APPROVAL OF ANN1 ARBOR AUDIENCES I ' P , Y I S H, ELL(By Haron MeDonal.) WSen thD rush of autograph seekers rWomen Prcar Individual Sptorsits all iasculine with one exception- icy Are Fundamentally Weak 1hall soliiewhat subsided, Rosa Raisa In Cooperation turnedtWetks and asked if were the ...…
…__ THE MICHIGAN DAILYs UN DAY, OCTOBER 30 192' ILLINOIS PIOVES TOO S T.R ONG F WOL VERINES A V J' r1 ,1I INDIANS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FUMBLE AND SCORE BLOCKEDKICKTO SCORE BOTHTOUCHD NS I CHIGAN peG igan Reaches Scoring Tilerritory Miller knocked the ball lown and I1 - Twice Puring First Half But I i xwas enalized 5 yards Mills Lacks PunchJ i sw na yr.LU punted high, and lumbert lowned BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 0 FINAL Sidelights...…
…E, OCTOBER 30, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ZUPKE ELEVEN FRMS STM BLINGBLOCK( ZU~[[II OM TMLN LC IN CHAMPIONSHIP PATH OF MAIZE AND BLUE (Continued from Page Six.) through the center for 12 yards to tackle for Illinois. Illinois 25 yard line. Rich's pass was Rich plunged 3 yards. A short pass intercepted. Pommereni.ng broke lby Miller was intercepted by Rich-s through and smeared Mills for a 5 man on Michigan's 27 yard line. Walk- X i k t. { yard...…
…THE MICHAN 'DAILY L i CubsDiscluss DAILY OF-FiCIAL B ULLETIN! K22k 1 Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy' received by the Assistant to the President until Ce:i~s£ tesadn olInlit 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. in. Saturday.) tee o01' MiigtiiV& 1.. tion of Mu: is cl ubs held I ei (ni uu t'" n s Volume 8. SUJNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1927. Number 315. i ]I] at the u1nion, lFriday a(,-non -I and mado Ipla...…
…GA <L N it irn ----------- - - - .. . ....... .... . .. .... ... ... A. XXXVIII, No. 35. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1 I e .,.Y WOLVERI NES REACH Mighty Demonstration Loosed SCOR ING TE RRITRY On Champaign, Urbana Last Night TWICE DIJRINC HAL-Fl SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st ILLINI SCORE FIRST AS GRANGE RECOVERS FUMBLE LEADS WOLVERINES IN TODAY'S BATTLE MIC IGAN - 2nd 0 0 0 0 3rd 4th FINAL 0 14 IT T TAT...…
…HIGAN DAILY ix A A. y work in the University 111- lished every morning except Monday the U versity year by the Board in 1f of Stdet Publicat ions. iber of Western Conference Editorial iation.~ Associated Press is eexclusively~ en- to the use for republication of all news hes credited to it or not otherwise d in this paper and the .local news pub- herein. Bred 'at the postoflice at Ann Arbor, ran, as second class matter. Special rate tage ...…
…-AU-,_T----- 7 THE MICHIGAN tbAILY E- . _ _ =l { A MF Darwin Notes Change In American Golf First Am Of Family Welfare Bureau And Contrasts It With British Playing IsOToEncourageVOLIS rti OF l Welfare Bureau Lu~vuMJI~TIIJIIEIIgLEAIs ToEncorageA Normal Home Ifte p~l r, /+ (T practice American golfers have changed in with great care. TF [}The Family Welfare bureau of Ann elude those of health, personality and veryone recent years. Such is the opi...…
…TIHE MICHICAN DATLY U AI LY OFFICIAL BULLE'TIN 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.) DETZER LECTURES 0NI INTERNATIONA-L PEAC National Secretary Of Women's Peace League Pleas For Perpeinal World Disarmament Tri-Motored Plane Groomed For Flight Volume 8. SA1. TRUA Y, QOCTOBJER 29,I1927. Number 3.N Comii...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 , s, . . Aito AIL &U fl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXVIII, No. 35. ANN ARB(R MICIIIGAN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1927. BUGSLEY BRDHCASTSIilITE HOUSE FAILSI Mgruder GetCool REPUBLICANS DiSCUSsENTHUSIASM OF I TALKS ON LOAN FUNDS TO HELP MAGRUDER! ' -f'MATERIAL REUCTION SHOWS PRESENT PLAN rON APPEAL OF CASE IN CORPORATION TAPS "NTLFUCAUII PRESH)DENT iFOTRS CA' E TO T- R " REAN OF WI t NTI' OUI E 1WAR IsEART ENI FOR sAFWAYS AN...…
…T H E- M I C H I GArNA 1 i PL I AI' '' mw. ne nn ieom i wnir rwrrrerw ft'a . . ......... ................. ........ . THIRD RADIO ADO 9T(Continued from l and organization 01ftl mind as he meets the] 4: Contraary to tho g, $ion, the~ training an ceives tends to stimula wnent'-of; his imagination 5. Out of it all th Sf the ability to analyze, present in pract ic:atl fo of his thinking, ,and tt control -the 1phys.icatl f him. Professor "Mor...…
…OC1'( I3LII 2!f , 192 7. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE OCTOBIIIR 29, 192?. PAGE M~YM NITO~J1"APPOINTED CHIEF 'Pool, Tennis Courts UNIESTYON HEADS COLLEGE x OIITT FSECOND AREA T eFaue LARGE RFNR FOR LONG TERM; [fll PflD P MV I'dK:.'. l rrn 17c 'I .t NORMAN, Okla.-Since the receipt CEDAR FALLS. Ia. - Forty-neI IV Ld U I1UUII LWr l 1, 11L1 CI.II t tL LLtII [ ..111 , of a $30,000 oil refinery, large enough dsti to handle runs of from 100 to 30...…
…THE MICHTGAM DAILY SATURhDAY, O('TOI1flTR 29, 1' . .............. . . .. . . ......................................... .. . . . ....... ....... :ti Published every norning except Monday duin, the University year by the Board in (t'-l of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial The Associated Press is exclusively en- ttiled to the use for republication of all news disirtches credited to it or not otherwise creittI in t...…
…SA\TTrIJR1TA, OCTOP UZ 29, 1927. T THE MTCHICAN DAILY 1 ........................... ...... . .... ... ..... - - ---- - -------- ................ AM, ...... .. ............ . .. ......... ... 4 L UWERCLASS Il aI HAVE ANNUALa Two-Stelp And (Gand I3 Party; Decorations an Gle lHiHowe'en E NOVEL MIXER IS Freshmen women were last night by the sopho acted. as hostesses att Freshman Spread heldj gymj nasium. Arriving at 8 o'clock, were swept int...…
…/ THE MICHIGAN DAILY AT RI!r Y . THF. MICT-TTC1AN DAIT V g A~rTJR15'A v n 1 , k.1 1 ki ll"LL f 'LL INOI COA CH PUTS PLtAYRS9- THRUG LOG DRIL \Iiliaih .1inensiv in, Iunting, And Si,- liiig, 11,1 Prletio 1Islheld It SpiteAti S7 EEVEN I 'PR.,,7 MED , TD Y s CON TES T PRIE'VIOUS C'AMES ZUPPKE DEPENDS ONSPE AND F AST THKIGOF 1L .IliSBACKFIELD TO'TURN-JBACK WOL.VE ; ,RINEaTEAM (il.- F ',IINCE tis A dDINGl, <<; an: anr :.,tI _, n 12...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAII INTESECIONL TT" ichigan Gridmen Hold Margi Over TO TEST°rITM nia Grd Teams r., _ -- o-~Alilde ~(0l0ilteamis, iflcl- ~Xag1)i 2 i a i'Conferenl'c lev- iU~ii ~I'0U5SO~of 01the c(4i1.try I is a1t ~I~ofcii otests that shouldl d!,.I1iie1y prove fthe (coparative ;;try thof "Middle Westei'n teams this, ne of the most imnportant of these; inltei'secti >nal battles will occur whenF GCeorgia Tech, one of the four unde- Seatc(I teams...…
…THE MITCIITCAN DAILY SATPDAt ...... DAILY OFFI1CIAL 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. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.). Volume S. SATURIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1927. Nt lumber 3). Committee on Student Affairs: There will be a meeting of the Committee on Student Affairs in Room University Hall, Monday, October 31st, at 4:00 p.m. J. A...…
…ESTABLISHED r1890. Jr IA&Uf at MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS i i I -, - " 0 maw"I . . . . . .. . .................. Vol. XXXVIII, No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1927. EIGHT P TO BROADCAS T THIRD MICHIGAN NIGHT FROM DETROIT, STATI'ON WW DEAN BURSLEY: WILL DISCUSS ANDI EXPLAIN STUDENT LOAN FUNDS PLAN MUSICAL NUMBERS C111eannonl Will Tell About Ro sevell In Commemoration Of Former President's Birthday Broadcasting from th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, !ILIZATION IS =UNIVERSITY BY NOHLEY, FRENCH SOCIETY Observato ry H ere Isr HEARSTA.LAMON First To Note Quake' Approximately two hundlred stu- dents in advanced French attend'ed the' The 'University observatory was the open mneetinig he'd Wdnsdy ight first' obs -ervAtory in the country to by Le Cercie Franciscamp~lus Frecnch record andd scud tout th:e new< of the1 society, in Lane .Hall audi ?torium,:; earthquakewh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTLE APPOINTS LARGE OENERA L FA CUlTYCOHMITTEE FINAL PLANS FOR NEW UNIVERSITY COLLEGE PROJECT . . . . ...... . ... . .. . ......... . . -I "The Home of Hart, Schafner & Marx" i TO J1 Men And Women From All Schools And Colleges Rresented On Body To Complete Plans STUDENTS MAY AID WORK (Continued from Page One.) would be promoted directly to a pro- fessional school. These general features were de- cided by the commit...…
…THE MTCHTGAN DAWTY RIDAY,0 OX Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. 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 postoffice at Ann Arbor, Yichigvan, as sec...…
…THE MTCHTGAN DAILY 5Z_. S ILTAVA , ry .. .... .. .... v ;1 LSr S .. , _.. BAAAP 1 COMMITTEES I Point System Awards Granted In Both C[1 ARD SALE BEGUN 01 A %4-: v :4-:,A A T riumi AC BENATMAEI I CHOSEN BY CHAIRMAN Many Ideas for _Major Thetae of Bazaar Suggested As Committee Heads Meet at Barbour ( ymn Aass Activities ssem of point awards 3houldl be understood as early in the year as possib!e. The W.A.A desirous that a great many ...…
…THE MTCHIGAAN DAILY FRIDAY, THE ICHIAN AILYFRIDY,. OLVERINES DEPAR T FOR '0 CRUCIAL ILLINOIS GAME 1LLK ARE 4O~ERT OF ABILITY TO REPEL IUGHIQNOPPOSITION, COACH _WIEMAN -1S ACCOIP ANIED BY 83 MAIZE AND BLUE GRID WARRIORS TENTATIVE LINEUP GIVEN Expect Bovard to Play Indian Captain To Standstill In Duel at Center Position (By Herbert Vedder.) Coach Tad Wieman and his squad of 33 gridmen left Ann Arbor last night for the contest which see...…
…1927. THE MICHIGAN DAILY F 0L Experts lust Piek Four Baclks Froma Group Of 14 stars Already , Gaining Promilnenlce MANY LOCAL FAVORITES' (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-The race for All-American football honors this year, particularly among the backfield men, is under way, with the ballyhoo for various candidates being sounded in all sectors of the college gridiron front. Before the touchdown harvest is completed it promises to devel...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAi-Y A L O iCIAL'BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is corstructive 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.) Choral Union Ushcrs All ushers assigned for this -eason's conccrts are rcquested to report ill Hlit] AuditoriAm by 7:.tonTightt IV. A. 1).1 ent1ort. COLLEGE MEN AND WOMEN will find the Packard Restaurant bigger and better " than ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 JYre Air q tw lqw tic 4v att MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ... ......... ... .. ............. . . . ......... - .. . ......... ... . . ........ ---- -- ........ . . ...... . .. . ... . ........... . VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1927 TE N PAG E HIS TEN PAW TRIP TO SACRED CITY IS THEME OF SPEECH BY FAMOUSEXPLORER IR. lhcGOVERN GIVES EVENTS OF EXPEDITION BEFORE A LARGE AUDIENCE TALK IS FI...…
…THF. N/Tt(""1'( ;AN t*)AT1 V aa___________aiY VL!Hl ITHUtRSDAY1 OCToBI FR 27, 192' DI TUi -txTo I War Veteran Is New PRESIDENT MAKES Chaplain For Legion DETROIT ADDRESS IP'resident Clarence Cook Little went to Detroit Tuesday, where he ad- dressed the Detroit Junior league. He will also speak to a Detroit audience when he goes to Birmingham tomor- row to deliver an address at the dedication of the Cranbrook school }'r there. ... ...........…
…AY, OCTOBF 27, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY' . _.._ . .._ PAGIA 'r STATES THAT C4)NVERSI(0N OP STUDENT SIGN1FIE EiXPANSION STRIKES AT INACTIVITY Writer Says That English Universities Are Less Affected By Outside Oldunlon NEW YORK, Oct 26.-"If you can- not liberalize the student there is no hope for America," declared Bertrand Russell, British philosopher and edu- cator, who is now making an Ameri- can tour, when interviewed here re- cently. R...…
…THE. MICHIGAN DAILY 'THURSDA, OTOBM1R27, 12 r ;Aw prejudieced inre gard to the case. 1 C 11'lWhatever the reason may be, the Published every morning'except Monday coc filtrtst ev nsc during the U'niversity year by the Board in, 4 a catpac,, e~ specially* in a trial con- Lont;,ol of Student Publications. i~e'nn the nationail government, isl Member of Western Conference Editorial surely a bit inconsistent with the AssPociaton. «. commonly acep1...…
…OCTOBER 27, 192? THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ............. ...... . ... . .......... . ........... . ...... .......... I .. .. .. ... .. . 6 ) s ) FiL r.' JL P 1 ADVANCED CLASS IN~niversity Public Health Curriculum Is Third Largest In United States -UI Bridge Expert Gives Successful Program To Kalamazoo Club IiiE LUIN I U U AY Capt L. onroe Briiker Will Coach Experienced Rifle Women; Meet At 4 o'Clock{ FIRST CLASSES INCREASE Group inst...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _____ mn TALK 'Rear Admiral Mag;ruder Removed From DCOSCNEEHR TODAY Appointment Of Fourth Naval DistrictDctsfrmalatsoth ltd Mn will be 1; ssoiaed re ) States met at the University hospital 's lecture WAIOt 26.'1iiewsora o last Fridlay andl Saturday at the con- Im 25 .din-ftre TN rpaigri ah N-ention of the University of Michigan fuueslat us of Re id .Admiral Thmstnin rIesp~onse to a summflons from Pediatric and Infectious Di...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IFR 11 i ,, rllll I L.1[ u e r 'ES VIEWS 5I NLIS IN COLLEGEFO0OTBALL, FRANCIS WALLACE, NEW YORK SPORTS MAN, DISCUSSES PRESENT SYSTEM ALUMNI INFLUENCE GAME Article States That Graduates Ask For Spectacular Contests And Players Speaking of the courses open to colIege's to prevent football from tak- ing on too professional an appear- ance, Francis Wallace of the sports department of the New York Evening Post has outline...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ZUPKEFEARS ILLINOIS WILL NDAVR TO STOP PASSING OF AIENDBLUE IN-1 'ANNUAL STRUORLE 'SQUAD COMES '1IIRITCf.[ (GAME EGARD OSTEUBAAN - (.lIJEllT WITH NORTIUWESTERN V)MIIN AIO N A S Hi A IID) iLNSCATHED PAilt T0 STO MAKE CHANGES IN LINEUP TUESSY FINGS PASSES Malrrlner Returns to Squad After Two May Shift Schultz I-ron uard lo, Week Layoff on Account of Talckle Berth in rder to Twisted Knee Strengthen Line (By Rudy otz, Sports Ed...…
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…TI-E MICHIGAN DAILY DA I L Y OFFCIALL 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. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 8. - - - - - - - - - - -- - 0, THURSDIAY, OCTOBER 26, 1927. Number 33. I niiiiiw ' Students, College of Literature, Science and the Arts: The following students are requested to meet the Scholarship Committee o...…
…TABLISHED 1890 Jr ml tfr 4t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I i - -- - --------- ------------- - - --- --- - ----- - Vol. XXXVIII, No. 32. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1927 TEN PA t OHIO COACH IS MADE TARBET OF CRITICISM AFTER MICRIAN LOSS 'RAYMOND RESIGNS AS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT AFTER OVATION WANT CHANGE IN SYSTEMf Buckeye Football Mentor Attributes Saturday's Defeat 'o Failure Of Passing Defenses (Oy Associated...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... r r r rurrrrri.rnnn ir r NEI'(TYPE BOOK SHOP .iKl ~ NEXTWEEStop Kan Operat TO urtN N[ W[ Iy11Associa' _____PITTSBURGH-The suit to bar the Wfill Afford Opportunity To Buy Bok Knights of the Ku Klux Klan from In Atmosphere Of Literaturo operating in Pennsylvania followed With00utt Haste an action filed by the organization in C ~federal court here against five "ban- TO )KEEP RARE VOLUMES ished" members to restrain them fr...…
