…PAVE EIGHT TT-117 MIC14MANT nATT V -^'___-__t__I__If________________1__11_________________________________ L iISv DAY, I U'IiiiVAL 9, I126t DAILY OFFICIAL DLEI 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. Saturdays). Volume VII .I,EfSDNY, NOV MBFlR J, l1C56 Number 37 University Lecture: Dr. A. E. Lowe, Lecturer on ...…
…i THE WEATHER UNSETL' ); CONTiN UEII OLD) TOIDAY LY Sfrr Iailg Sectic One VOL. XXV. No. 42 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1924 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, FIVE C BILLIANT BATILE' NETS CHICAGO TIE' GA I ILLNI President Makes: Favorable Gains President Marion L. Burton passed a day marked by steady improvement yesterday, it was reported late last night. There has been no interruption of his recovery since the...…
…THE MICHIGAN I ATLY SUNDAY, NOVEMB WMUNITY RIVE TO Nand doll booth have already been er because of an increased need of d turned in. The tea room will be un- teachers for the school.v der the direction of Mrs. J. W. Bark-t i man. The hostess booth will be in f T T T BIT I charge of the presidents of the circles d, land the county officers who will ex- i inat S~~hRT TO BENEFIT SIGKS plain the work of the Kings Daugh-~ i ".atI1 E I1a Ui i...…
…0 2 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 9~ 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PT IONSBURAU EPUBIASTAKE T NRL ONDAYLCOOPTYELETIONi A i)1,l 4 icatiok a4Rec 19 ile D u r i~ e -,d l i ansid1~ e Show n for A ll Weedk Betwveen 10:30 atit 12 Nafil, Sttate, .iid County At T :apai 1$lzifl C n iiidf;2 400 CANDI01DATES MEET SOCIALISTCS POLL ONE Moitre thanl 400 students attended the I i Vl clection returns for the coun- Il11'.e',u of appoinntments meetidng heldty v'; t h ',ie...…
…FOUR THE, MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEP I Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled 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 therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor. M...…
…>SM-PAY, NOVMMFVIDI - ", 1924 HEMCGA DIL THE MICHIGAN DAILY x I t H)Nfl OUNIL~I~BFJ~\Is Y. W. President jj1jIECAPO CKITCDT~hR1Ffl T flimI ED, IEQrUM AMT l I ~.1:iiI ~ eprci~en 5a done 1 ')V(5C1 hiIiYe con echof thec sixI hose woar i e:~eso1the ''oo C unil at dinner z:. ( I'i n.. l ' the (i~ti!l tion an (I a-. po~i~iiU~ltof ticket,, for thle Pan- laillnic ball among indeflnr(,ieft wo- in, n camphus and the co-ntribution5 w . ; h will be ...…
…:..w,..+.,.. ...... ; . , ,- r a iii N 2nd 0 'urple goal. ed to Rockwell who returned 5 yards The Northwestern attack was cen- to the Michigan 40 yard line. CONFERENCE STANDING Herrnstein made a yard at right end. Rockwell lost two yards at Won Lost Tied Pct. THE LINEUP right end, Seidel making the tackle. Illinois .... 2 0 1 1.000 Time out for Seidel. Rockwell punt- Chicago ... 2 w 0 2 1.000 MICHIGAN- NORTHWEST'N ed to Christman, who stum...…
…_ __ n COLUMN CLSE3 CLSES AT i P.M. ADVFRTISING 'AT 3 P,M. r (Continued from Page Six) A pass, Baker to Edmunds, gained 10 yards. First (lown on Michigan's 49 yard line. Michigan penalized five yards for off side. On a shift, Edmunds made three yards through right tackle. Wienecke made two yards through the line. Baker's pass was incomplete. North- western penalized 15 yards for Bak- er's throwing the ball on the ground. Northwestern's ball...…
…'BIOOGISS (i "Radicar Lis New Ly OF IIL U L TItILOIT STUDY Canon Of British WHAT'S GIING ON .1 I N A rr ESHEIS pNotcei to appear i this columa must ion in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of I Religious Shrine, p left in th bo at the Daly office versity. Copy received by the Assistant to thoi President until UILi I SOUTI'cokreedgthdaofsu. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays , ~.~:~ 11SNA b. SUNDAY, NO VEMB E Rt 9, 192 4 number 42 * eu ...…
…Feature Section L flitt n A v Feature Section VOL. XXV. No. 42 i ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1924 EIGHT PAC STUDENT LIFE AT OXFORD UNIVERSITY _____________________44 Rhodes Scholar Discusses the Difference Between American and English Universities from Educational an Viewpoints An Outline of Activities and Athletics in the English Institution ' The Relationship Between Student and Instructor d Social a _A_ 9I*p ...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, -OV1~I\ER 9, 1924 1universi/ s S t l d Uo estty on the one hand, and the 1'IiiIIIIiiIlillhIJ1iI1iINllIIIIlhIIIIII it#,llI 1-6 n r o a ete p nA.s Unveity outhern California onodcor a the other hand wii be severedl at the I to l~ o y S i close o1 the present football season - TeStOf The University In 1837t Brief S NWHR, U _I EAT AT REX'S NAL Of T e Fondig OfTheCity THECLUB LUNCH COutline O h onigU eCt~_____ NerState. and...…
…9, 1924 THE MICHIGAN'DAILY PAGE -14i Sports ''+ *** *+* The Cauldron ByWI. I. S. STARS FOR SOLDIERS MAHAFFY KNOWS HOW TO STOP GRANGE And He Is Not Hesitant About Admitting It Ii IS VERSATILE PERFORMER Victory in a football game is not * F ' I T oThe Editor: I see by the papers, the ast. managers could run out on always as pleasing as it might be j ' in witch the writer will not Dane to the field and nail him. That is 1 e~mpy...…
…0 TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,91?NDAY NOVEMBER 9, WW Books and Writerd WWW[C t ..4 Study for an Avocation i THE MIDDLE WES The exhibition o fthe work of Aus- trian school children held in the West Gallery of Alumni Memorial Hall the first of the week was probablythe' most interesting display that Ann Ar- bor art patrons have had the oppor- tunity of viewing in some time. It is -salmost impossible to believe that the majority of the pa...…
…NDAY, NVV)R9,124 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THI11 . - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ r '!l 7 T , J /Yy// (p !. J/f// } l/// / "J 1 V -a L'7usic adDrm d UQ The Marionette:A Way Out By ~drt ~ei~o 1tiztin -first "Rip Van Winkle", * * I hlu "on Quixote", "Olla Pedrida", ~<"To save the Thea trie, therHIa, '~ n nlythe ill-fated "Willow Pat- niu"st be destr1oyed, theC actors mus:,t al er-ia1"uni top-heavy with his (lie of the hplague. Trrl poison the airth...…
…FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY sLNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1924 + .University Women ++ * a .wwm -- ..r. j but later when the number of womenj had increased, it became necessary for the sophomores to substituteI Traditions In The Life Of Michigan Women some less expensive entertainment. SOCIAL The dinner was replaced by a formal party in Barbour gymnasium in which the sophomore women escorted the Traditions among the Michigan air theater erec...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1924 Zion Lutheran Church3 The regular Bible study hour at9a o'clock will be followed by the morn- CI hiiu rch esing worship. The sermon at this ser-h vice will be on the subject "The Mys- 4 tifying Doctrine of Election Made I Plain." The Student Forum is fl i scheduled from 5:30 to 7:30 o'clock. The Unitarian churei Supper and social hour precede the At the morning service Rev. Sidney discussion period. George Dillman, S. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Si-;TAY, INOV7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOV Cinema reel and Our Gang in "Derby Days" are also booked. The latter half of the week "The Eyes of the Forest" f'eaturing Tomn Mix will be presented. It is a story of that picturesque body, of daring men, the Forest Air Patrol,. of whom little is ever heard. The g~'irl in the ease 10is Pauine St~rk 1/E AIL' Flhippoig. SATISFAC TION IS THE WORD Tn Acde Jack Dempsu ey i...…
…THE WEATHERWL GENERALLY FAIR, RISING TEMPERATCRE E VOL. XXXIV. No. 41 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1923 EIGHT PAGES ASSOCIATED PRESS EASED WIRE SERVICE MEMBER VESTERN CONFERENCE DITORIAL ASSOCIATION PRICE, FIVE CENTS GAY MAC LAREN WILL RECREATEVRESI'S "ENTERMADAME" IMPERSONATOR WILL ENACT ALLI PARTS OF PLAY FROM MEMORY IS THIRD SPEAKER ON ORATORICAL PROGRAM Artist Is Described As "Perfect Mimicry" and of Great Dramat...…
…RAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRI DAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1923 WISCONSINGM Russin Violinist Will Play PEIAAt First Symphony Concert' D9,niYi' D0on vaii Announces Certainty Ok' Train; Reservations Pass 12ii Mark AVC(~IODA TIONS M AY BE S TCRD1 A T CION lDESK A special train that will carry stu- dents to t-he Wisconsin game on Nov. 17 will run, ii was definitely announc- ed y st rday, by Dennis Donovan, hou ;e ainagn r of lthe Unioi. The prICn't nu...…
…91 23 w, THE MJCHI7GAN DAILY PA, ~~IJtIBARifCES pfNEB omiesBugS HCEY TOURNMENT I and May Do", and "Treasure Hunting of Today"; "Teaching as a Vocation";, w omen"Law", "Some Myths of the Law" 0 fl~ Cfland "The Law", by Dean Henry M. __________________ Bates of the Lo~w school ; "Medicine", . . " Research in the Medical Sciences", All women who have, been making "The Profession of Medicine", and, posters for the Panhellenic ball are "The Lure...…
…THE.MCHIGA.DAIL .. ___, _.. ..__ . __r_. fl j indid n his trip than his health or avisit to the historic tombs of our4PR L " -- = forefathers. Surely Lloyd George OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE must have seen that his absence from UTNIVERSITY OF MICIIG.N England at this' tinge was particular-' DEDICATED Ay desirable, as hie could watch the T Puibli lied> every morning except M4on'lay tmve vnsin that island em- JAMES K. POLK during the University...…
…rRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY NOTED CHEMIST TO SPEAK ER TOAYU Will Address Chemical Society News From Other Colleges I . :., ; ,. r Professor Whttmore, of Northwestern, Talks on Organic Chemistry of Mercury SUBJECT TO BE DELIVERED iN SEMI-POPULAR FASHIONS Prof. Frank C. Whitmore, of the chemical department of Northwestern university, will be the speaker at the meeting of the University section of the American Chemical...…
…1HE MICHIGAN DAILY . .. F .; n ... . i .. :. ~tea, " . . 'i ww wi..I .Mw.. n #. _ t t _ Tfl ERYflTO, jlIs Responsible VARSITY Tv FAcE IVRIINEb MSneay MINUSFor Marine Play SERCES OF THREE STAR LINEM Babpoek, IiKmo'w, :Neisch to Start In Y A rvrt Places of lMiulrhead, Vander- I 0SK IAL Voort and Curran -L M N '91111 , AEROPLANES TO BRING HAL IBRLL INt919AM ITItS:. OF OPPOSING, ELEVEN TODAY Practie yesterday for the Varsity COACh MATIER ST...…
…- - ~ ... THE MICHIGAN DAIL.Y ............... STHISCOUM COLMNLAS SI FlED COLUMN CLOSES LICLOSES 98 P.M. ADVEIRTISING AT 3 P.M. MISCELLANEOUS TYPEWRITING & MIMEOGRA4PHING pro)mptly and neatly done. BUSINESS SERVICE CO., 322 South State St., over "M" l unch. Phone 993-Mj * FOR SA~i tP'1E )PA I JcPISICIA 1s ONE FORD COUPE, $85. Well brok- Dr. Dorothy Sellards en in. Call 904-M. Ask for Ted. 393 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. i TROMBONE nearly n...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. PIl1V 1 [ i\ ,",.... 1 .: ~ .. DA1ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN i~ulblicatiofl in tlr a Blletin is constructive notice tza all members of the University. C'opy received by the A sistant to the President until :0p.m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday Toume r'2)A ~ Fd1uI~ 3 3 'Nulber1 To the Faculty: All professors and instArtcton s d =silng t~o l;av~e he: saliary checks ry depoCSitcd monthly, mar.y a2anlg'e to do so at t>liC'C t iTyr...…
…it riga :43aiItl MEMBER VOL. XXXIII. No. 40 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1922 PRICE FIVE CE] , :,s ; ; ° ; a a;} ' ' r '. S EEPS ICHIIG Sale Hurried The early completion of the sale re- resulted, it is said, from 'the propost- tion made by some Battle Creek men to buy the site for a sum reported to be $125,000. It was planned to use the location for a hotel. What Uni- versity buildings will occupy,this cor- ner is not ...…
… 175 ROOMS Initial Players Club Program Lacks Only In Spontaneity re than 175~ rooms dre needed to amodate the visitors coming here e Michigan-Wisconsin game, Nov. the opinion of the Union room- Members of the Players club gave their initial program of the year last night in Sarah Caswell Angell hall. g committee. The program consisted of a reading, Rooms at the Union over the week- "The Swan Song," a one act play by d have been sold out...…
…LItI1UIILU K&GKEY Vib 111 Making a score of 5 to 1 gaine~d the junior class hockey team a iVictory over the freshman team in the first game of the tournament plar'ed yes- terday afternoon at Palmer ;field. The sophomores defeated the seniors in a hard fought game which egided with a~ score of 1 to 0. In spite of the slippery field, the junior-freshman game begian prompt- ly at 4i15 o'clock. Two goals were made in the first half by the' junio...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Yr~'/ 6:L ur7,'L.nuO iofltr111rvv11 W11 !4zUi S&J hI4t OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVER$ITY OF MICHIGAN( 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- titled to the use for ;republication of all news dispatches -credited- to it or not other- wise credited in this pa...…
… WHITE OES RESEARCH I COO NPROBLEMS Ifh American Railroad association re- MichiganP sics Laboratory Ap L orted Lday that the number of cars loaded with revenue freight by the T OBe est UnitedStates American roads in the week ending ToBeBestn Unit PANNEDB WA VIlOct. 28, was 1,014,000 cars. MILLION ESTIMATED LOSS IN DESTRUCTIVE REACTIONS AT DETROIT Prof. Albert E. White, of the chem- ical engineering department, is per- sonally conducting Un...…
…joll 0 1 X11 If I ::w rwrir VAURIEW-) W., :7 O .. , : - ° ..,,. I ..o.o..o---- . ; ST WO KS M E N ARD TO PERFEICT 0YERHEAD0 ATT C S4TY COACH DETERtMIN El) riAT SQUAD SHALL MAS- TER SQUAD O STRESSES KICKING N PRACTICE SESSION 11 Practice Periods Rinaln Be. re Wolverines Take Field Against Strong Badgers ~-~-~-- "Beat ,otre Dame" Is Cry f Army Team [[ ['g gg INTR4MURAL OFFICE PLANS FOUR Ifl tim tLLaN~rnOUN r! V1E X-COUNT RY ME E T...…
… -arainaL i eams Even As Game Nears' I c 1 , i ,i ,When Michigan meets Wisconsin strength and their downfall at the e thvnr ino tli prapt bttl cWolverine linemen's hands does not tats year one of te greatesL DaLes IvvclluA& Zalalo c iL of the season should present itself. mean as much as it might. Wiscon- Providing Wisconsin conquers the 11- sin's forward wall proved superior to the Gophers but the Gopher line, lini next week as she is popu...…
…THE MICHIG ,N DAILY LiLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN cation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of. niversity. Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) me 3 THURSDAT, NOVEMBER 9, 1922 Number 40 WHAT'S GOING ON f) -----------------------. Brilliant Future For Poland Is Predicted By Instructor -. NOTICE-Copy for this column should be submitted by 5:30 o'clock of the day before publication. aeulty, Colleges of ...…
…WEATHER TODAY I pr + fI ASSOCIATE PRESS DXYr AND NIGHT SEll ICE Arr rr.rrrr r rr r i ir rnwr .rerrnrw VOL XXXII, No. 39. ANN ABOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1921 PRORE FIVE PLANS COMPLETED FCOF ARMISTICE DAY ALL MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS; OF CITY AND UNIVERSITY ; WILL TAE PART; DEANS DECREE FULL HOLIDAY FOR FRIDAY Parade and Services in Afternoont Followed By Banquet and Dance BULLETINc Armistice day, Friday, Nov. 1I,1 will be a ful...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ... OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER JF TE UNIVERSITY OPPIIAL OF MIC1-IIGAN Puhlished cve ry mor .1 exc Monday during the Univer- sity year by thr to,.rd ai n ntrol If Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associatmd Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dspatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this jpaper and thi, loyal news published therein. &ntered at the poswice at...…
…_ _R . 10__ _THE MICHIGAN DAILY . v The Christmas Cards- o. r _ q t Vote and Stationery are Roady!! Orders for engraved cards are being received daily. Engrav- ing and Embossing orders left with us are executed by the best engravers in the country. ) 0. D. MORRILL 17 NICKELS ARCADE OPEN EVENINGS Technic Makes Bob To Campus In Novel Form (By W. B. Butler) The best Journal of any technical school in the country," is the general concensus ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY :. ' .: .r .e °..:..,.. .,a ... ,..+ r.. ' ' S '.1. . . .. r: " . ;.f. ,. * " r +. t ry . .. . '.. ' +t 1 e'. Y '3 I , r y' " " to ," k, ' "{ f .. r ' 'y 's *7 -- __._ IIRTYTHREE PLAYERS COMPRISE MICHIGAN SQUAD WHIHENTRAINS FOR WISCONSIN ON THURSDA4Y LINEUP STILL PROBLEMATICAL; WEALTH OF MATERIAL MAKES CHOICE DIFFICULT GREAT FIGHT BETWEEN CENTERS LOOKED FOR Powerful Wolverine Eleven Certain To Oppose Badgers Despit...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NA ANO YALE MAY CLASH IN 1922. SEASON, WIS1CONSIN HAS GREATEST .ELEVEN SINCE 1912 IN EYES Of EXPERTS Iowa and Yale may engage in aA intersectional football game in the New Haven. howl next year. In fact all that remains to olinch the struggle is the signing of the contracts. Howard Jones, the Iowa coach, and Tad Jones, who develops football beams at New Haven, are brothers. Talk of such a contest was heard last summer, ...…
…THtE MCHIGAN DTAILY_______WNWAIWf iOPTIWf WAITS FOR FUNDS ropriation From Legislature Needed to Complete Interior Finlshing Is COST TO DATE ESTIMATED AT MORE TIAN $1,500,000 Work on the new University hos- pital is at a standstill until the state legislature appropriates enough funds to cover the cost of the interior finish- ing. A rough estimate of the cost of the hospital so far is approximately $1,- 500,000. The construction just com- p...…
…,NOTICE i iI I AT THE THEATEI All women who are going to f the Wisconsin game must sign up 1 Jbefore 5 o'clock Thursday at Dean I Myra B. Jordan's office. t __t Try a Daily Want Ad. It pays.--Adv. SHURERT 'twice Daily MICHICANi Matinee - .,OC to $r.5o (DETROIT) .Nights ro 5c to $2.00 The greate~t screen eopectacle the w.iorld hays c'ver known. THEOqR The history of the world has been written in' love stories and this is one. GAR RIrCK Night...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -Mvomm b-amm...N." -- 1~ DAILY OFFICIAL BLLETIN9 Volume 2 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1I01 Number 89 To All Members of the University:, In view of the proclamation of President Harding and of the special significance of Armistice Day this year, all University exercises will be sus- pended on Friday, Nov. 11. M. L. BURTON. To Members of the University: Owing to the annual meeting of the National Association of State Uni- ve...…
…TH E W ATHERASSOCIATED THE WATHE PRESS RAIN; WARBLER DAY AND NIGHT WE RE TODAY SERVICE VOL XXXI. No. 31. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1920. PRICE FIVE CENTS RECORDSFOR FIVE CROuPS BROKEN IN 19 2.0 PRODUCTION CORD REACHES HIGHEST POINT IN HISTORY OF COUNTRY OUTPUT GREATEST BY 75 MILLION BUSHELS 21r an Attacks Dar "inian Theory LEE CLUB EADY A eing False And Demoralizing RYrAA'q IAIA "The Darwinian theory is a damn- able and...…
…mo 4 TYTM pVl% TNT eAv T T1T ?r MATINEE MUSICALE COURSE - SECOND CONCERT TUESDAY, NOV. 9g 8 P. M. -- PATTENGILL AUDITORIUM SIN GLE ADMISSI®\, $1.00. Course tickets for the re miniing four concerts,. $2.00; for Club Members, $1.50. The Concert Committee is indebted to 31r. 41ralrarni for the use of this space. g D)ET1ROIT UITED LINES I Effect Nov. 2, 1920 Between D~etroit, Ann Arbor and Jackson (Eastern Standard Time) Limited and Express ca...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,... ~ ., . . .. ... a o ° t , .. ., d . . .. . .. ... .. .. .. .. " . ,. .. o . .,,h .'. ,,,1 E \' .,' r.vy rndEQ OIO-LLINOIS TITEGONENDER Indians and Buckeyes to Repeat Clash of 1919 Season for Honors MINNESOTA GIVES SIGNS )F STRENGTH IN WISCONSIN GAME CONFERENCE STANDING Won Lost Illinois........ .......4 0 Ohio State...............4 0 Wisconsin .° ................2 1 Indiana ....... . ..2 1 Iowa.....................…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . .n®rrr rr r, News From The Other Colleges Denver University - The ban has curred at M. A. C. One of the big .been lifted. Beginning with the Boul- features of the program is to be a dis- der game, the women of the university cussion by alumni of Aggie athletic are to be permitted to yell at all ath- teams and policies. letic contests. -- Illinois - The University of Illi- T. A. C. - The 1920 homecomingf nois has mor...…
…: ~A, N RR , 2. " THE MICHIGAN DAILY __________________-Equipment Sipped to R. . T. C. initiation banquet which will be held tle 'Ensian at 1 f~AR ,R !IC ~C H U B ERT Notice of the shipping ofan eight-~ Tuesday evening, day at Corbett a F L O E N E R M O R iI TT e e n Iu iDE T R OyanI T i v-in c ha c orHo w itz e r ,tRE K F A T aa T R5 5 m m.D E GR 1 TP .ch H o i.z rr i 5 5e. o nF. rS ta teoe nr os tatrse te . - FLOE NCENMO ED" The U IeDry Plu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL\ I.LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ame I TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1920. . Number 31. enate Council: There will be a meeting of the Senate Council at-4:15 o'clock on Tues- day, Nov. 9, in the President's Room. J. L. MARKLEY. Secretary. Graduate Students-Address by President Burton: On Tuesday, Nov. 9, at 7 p. m., graduate students, both men and women, interested in organization of the Graduate club for 1920-21, will meet at the Unio...…
…,l [i1 an 7 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1919 D EFEATS MICHIGAN, UNION HALL LDY ON FRIDAY there is still some work on the new Union dance expected that the work- )e through Thursday and it, to open the hall on Friday Varsity Eleven Returns From Chicago This Horning At Seven Mifchigan Daily, Ann Arbor, Mich. - Majorlty ~4 team leave here 12 :05 o'clock tonight. Arrive Ann Arbor Sunday morning, 7 o'clock. Every student shou...…
…a s second g Editor "Have I kept my scholastic work on a high standard, in class recitation, laboratory aid refer- ence reading? "Have 'I gone to classes, faithfully anl punc- tually, never skipping on the iipulse. of having a betterk time outside? "Have I been trying to bluff professors and 'pony' through courses'on the former good work of comeone else? "Have I handed all my work in promptly, and ,has this work been the result of my own ef...…
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