…TH-E MTeHIG -~I LY NEW CAMP DAVIS HAS PICTURESQUE SITE IN WY( )MING UIVRSITY AATS NEW SURVEYING CAMP SITUATED IN HEART OF MOUNTAIN REGION MGH ' 12[CE OAION'- TO 0151 TOEE A -IN G i r -I N Climate and Scenery Considered3 Among Best to be Found in the Country. NEAR NATIONAL PARKS Camp Open to Limited Number' of Students from Other Universities. Ann Arbor Spons Ye, EXHIBITSI Exhibition to Gallery Men O'T|T BLOODY BATTLES FEATURED GAMES T ...…
…e THErMICIGANn.DILY r A. r OV4 9rllrftar~AIr t'vblished1cyry m±tornring except Mond'ay during th Ilim-elsity year by the Board 'in Control tit Student Publications. Member of Wester n on erence Editorial Association., The Alssociated Press is exclusively entitledj to the us:e for republication of all news dis- iratches credited t+O it or not otherwise credited xn this paper andl the local news published lzerein. E~ntered at the posto. .ce ...…
…',??V.6 ,, 4Z~ciTHE. MICHGAN *DA1LY'~____ WE .9 - - ONION& r- .,__ _ ,.. ..., ._._._, _._ .,,......,_._..v,. CATHERINE WILCOX SELECTEDB TO LEAD' PAN-HELLENIC BALL! Dancc Will be Held in Bllroom of League Building for. [irst Time. COMMITTEES CHOSEN ', I NOTICES I'SENIORNS, FROS5H'MI& SHALSEY BELIEVES PLAY DAY !ATHENA BANQUETCAIINEETE CREATOR OF FRIENDLY FEELINGS: HONORSINITIATESCP9N LTI Christmas cards may be ordercd through the...…
…1 T i-IF ~IviCir flA E V WMIC mo HAII'VARIU Mob EXPE UTS a # v #. i 4 L I A OJ" 1 1 V 1 .'-4 1 1-1 1 1 TO DEFEAT WOLVERINE FORGES I . ... .. .,yam s OPTIMIlSTIl SPIRIT PERVADES CRIMSON CAMP LCNCERNI-NGRESULTOf-TUSSLE NOTRE DAME BACKFIELD STARS RECALL FAMOUS COMBINATIONt Basketball Comes Before Philosophy on Badger Campus 4 t i i t Q Crimson Victory Over Powerful Florida Team Bodes Ill I for Michigan.< LATf N! POWER SHOWN ...…
…T 'HE lMITC -H C -X , DA IY- TOBETMOHIGN Defeat by Dartmouth Adds Hope That Michigan can Win T npartaint Game.. DEFENSE SHOWS DEFECT (Continued From Page Six) forget this 20 to 20 battle to a dead- lock. Buring the first half the Crimson eleven, crytallizedl in to a *relentles4s driving force, rushed the ' Cadets off their feet to amass a 13 to 0 lead. Aroused to a fighting *pitch that was undeniable, the 'West Poiniters; completely 'turne...…
…THE"MICHIGAN DAILY' W11~Th7W~ThAV 'NW~V A I~I~ DAILY 4,Cl4w7.l '[1 d 3 JL V e xsrcrv IDAILY OFFICIAL BulL ETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all member, of the Unriversity. Olopy received by the Asistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p, M.-(11:30 a. in. Saturday) ONMONEY STATUS, UyneyUiversity Lecturer Talks t on Relations of States .' I .. VOL. XL. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBIER 6, 1829 No. 3) NATION EDITOR WILL GIV...…
…T- / It Ake 41P =Pusw A:daw -A IAV lilt r I a It 4hp * rri r rrr .r w..r.r. -.' ,5.SOCiA ! FP f I R kl:.9S VOL. XL. NO. 32 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS SENATE CONDEMNS1 MEMBER FOR FIRST' TIME IN i27 YEARS Upper House Censures Bingham of Connecticut for Tariff Framing. PASS RESOLUTION 54-221 New England Delegation Backs Former Yale Professor and War' Aviator. By Francis 1. Stevenson, A. P...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN ,AL' '. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 19211 THE MICHIGAN DAILY T~JESDAY. NOVEMBETh 5, 1O2t~ rLIGIO N N ETHIS'IS SUBJEC1Tit n | nn.. Ti~ ||Eh3D E |E D E MANY ENROLLED FOR EXTENSIONS I -t 74"1 T-f 1 4"-9 -1 pyq r- V -,__r1I BLAND TO LECTURE 1 w r i a i 4 Criminology Classes Study Co Inspection Tours of Michix O + Final compilings upon the en- One of the latest projects of the In the rolment of University of Michigan O1s...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1929_ .{.. _ _.._. _ THE M I C H I A N D-1 1 N LL PAGE THREV .... _ . M, .,,~Y, r .. _ _.. ... ....._ ______.,r ._..,_._ ,...._n ,. . .-.4_ ., _ rm. .._. . . .t . ..., I MICHGA L__ _L SLDER PROGRSS C PONSIDERBLE IN PAScT SmUOII vriY i Thought Likely of Nobel Prize WinnerI Award! Thirty Fraternities Are Taking Part in Newly-Arrairged Program. OTH4ER S M1AY YE T ENTER Professor Pawlowski W r i t e s Article in ...…
…T"r M.IiiiAN D A 11, ,. 4rb A r~ g Dal eat We reteat tatou teams are riot the product of po P: U: hed every mrnring except Mond'ay cytx te-igteVz .St vcrbthBodiy; yrx herkC II £~rlof tud ...?ulbiicatio, s. larid iixxr iifui~j3mxeit ati r: oft iebr cf ~zt ;n fE...e z. o ditorial Ithai pra .. ioe., vwe :3 1itat iur A.$sociation, t a Tr tilllia y xf71-1t ball- seiany The Associated Press is exclusively entitled 1I3eCattsf they 1i, it, aiii w...…
…~IU~AY~N~ ~:~,-1~ __ tHM~~IzAr A~t ___ __ loPAw ?e -qw- wW loft fkA 71 ATTEND ANNUAL BANDUET AT H-umphreys Talks of Advantages of Women on University Campus. PI BTA PHI WINS CUP Award for Year High Is Scholarship for Presented by Smith. More than eight hundred wornen attended the annual banquiet of the University of Michigan Inter- Sorority association held last night in the Myra Beach Jordan assem- bly room of the Women's League...…
…ENE M_',IGA, DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1929 TNF MICHIGAN T)AI LV BEGINS FINAL DRIVE FOR HARVARD MEET SCRIMMAGE SHO FOOTBALL UPHEAVALS FEATURE BILLINOISnRPTfl 1UD POORMAN PROVES STEADY Oniu ir ArvIIAr GAMES THROUGHOUT CONTINENT PERFORMER ON MICHIGAN LINE " TEAM TACKLES :YPSI~ANTI VARSITY rujin i LlRIIlb! Football experts are still at a lossI err by the score of 15-7. The re- to comprehend the significance of I sult was even more u...…
…,-- T -w r ,,PA4a'E apVtW .' ^".TI -n .r=- 1C M f~ A t A L .. vvk5Z ra,.. s' Af.Iv5A s v- ..'a. ya. ia. l7V L' i.]U Y 171 _.__ MINNESOTA AND PURUE RETAIN LEAD IN RAGE-FOR-BIG TE CAPOSI Sideline Chatter SEdwrd WarnWver, Sports Editor. 'B' SQUAD PLAYS M~TR'SOEL ASSIFI U 'BYPSILANTI TEAM C DAPERTISING (Continued From Page Six)TI IF[ lC 'RC verine junior Varsity when the two iINOTIC9E When Harvard trampled on Flor Northwestern Ruins Ill...…
…~THE MI~CHiZAN r°: LY .._. . ~$ --w . . ^ W 9Af*A wsi. It SDAILY OFFICIAL R ELFI 'TAflir -MINISTflY' DAIL Y OFFICIAL B ULLE TIN :AFFORDS I South Dakotoan Headsl STDFT-(IJDFT' 9 4-P 1V1T2 t Publication in the ittOunIs c=Stt re fnotice to all rnember _,uuru ~a i~t ~: of the University. Copy received by the Assistant tr'o thf= ?ffsi- LUU LU ia U IIjK ,<;A.:x.ldOjH detuntil 3:30 h. m(11:30 a. m. Saturday) __________ iiittt. }, t (, i.L ...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 V fr40 4. altii MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I --- ----- ---- - VOL. XL, NO. 31 r ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS P RESIDENT SPEAKS. Rthven Gives Talk on Entrance Ruli ON RAlO PROGRAM E STIO W JNa m Ing IN FRANCE FORMED BY ANDRE TARDIEU War-Time Minister Succeeds in Task, Following Confused Ministerial Crisis. INCLUDE OLD DIPLOMATS New Body Will be Based on Old C bi t...…
…TMFM IC IGCAMN 1) AT1.V a a . J r lJ i F 1FSJRJ t L.x , ,JvvJ4VkA21s1J. , qJt 7 , vn and Pollard to Run for Virginia's [Lake Tragedy Survivors Reach Governorship o" Split Democratic Ticket I ULAboard Partially Disabled Hope to Arrange Better Schedule for High School League / ~ by New Plan. . DENSMORE IS DIRECTOR1:...:,_. Port Safe Steat Ve In order to schedule the re- MAY REMAIN ON RIVIEA maiiintgdebates of the Michigan <F-;High Shool De...…
…SUINDAY, 1NOVEM13ER 1,, 1929. e : li, PAG THEV .. . ...--TH-MC IG N DA m ::.::..: PAGE ~ ------4 - s.-- .... L~... -- ~ - ______ AR MAI SERVIC IN MICHIGAN BESTi Overnight Out-of-State Flights and Many Stops Are State Air Service Features. PACK APPROVES SERVICE New Postal Service on Parcels Will Speed Student Mail to Outlying States. Prominent Minister of France Has Task RUTHVEN LAUDS SELECTIVE ADMISSION SYSTEM 1 i i Library Giv...…
…'PAGE P JOUF THE M HICIANJD-AILT OTMMA-7 1% " a u.. aa aw a y.a t.:ar~a a. a. a-' a"s.. a " sUiU4JJ. } aT NUVE'N7 til. I ;) '11(1 U Pthe appalling effects of their Ca pu-ipiio Hlatin g propaganda during the Coo- utlsdevrmonnexptony igadiitaibtnwPs- C p sO iin during the lUniversii1y year by the Board * in ga iitrtobt oPeContribtitorsa are asked to he brief, Control f udnPublications ident Hoover through the Federal I confining themselves ...…
…SUNDAY, I.40VtUtMt 3,.1929. THE MICHIG-AN' T7AILY' 'PAGE ME a -I SU A ,.. V+M e .. 92..G!~'V .. ; P "C 7f go AL ka w AML r AUM 23 wAs & P . " f OOFLAND CHARMING ARTICLESflI1Dj INITIAL CONTESTS OF TOURNAMENT- fI 0I01ETRE.T BE FEATURED AT LEAGUE BZA M T SCHEDULED BY TEAMS' MANAGERS ~ I. r auiAl H u 0 Articles that will add charm and;ors and(1de=signs, will be the spe- ! 'iiTHI tl .~By Barbara Wrighti M. Geib, X4, Ohison, Tv. Sibley...…
…6t 0 HI-E M IC 1-1 GAN Dl AI IY SUNDAY, NOYEM1ER 3, 1929 _. ; OVERWHELM WOLVER INE RUNNERS, 40-15 FITZGIBBDNS LEADSICAPTAINS TEAM MICHIGAN AND PRIT FIRST INTERSEC kh~snci.ic l' rC33 Phota Bull Brownj Captain of this year's Vanderbilt1 eleven is playing a stellar game at guard for Dan McGuigin. Vander-; bilt is 'enjoying a successful sea- son as usual and is a threat to the members of the Southern Confer-] ence. In its only intersec...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN~ ... .............:_.. .. :.. A A " Arll s 8 A v d a A Y 1 Y # R! " " # A i a -.... -_. I OPEN DTE ON SCHE DLE O FN IANA PURDUE TO MEET O LEMiss" T( C atinued From P age ix> } nd almost entirely on straighif NOT MEA9N TWO' WEEKSOFREST attack built around "Cowboy' --- -Woodruff, plunging fullback, whc taleer footballnwitndtheveubeen Hoosiers Must Get in Shape for taet on thte lmi tb ah ore takes full advantag...…
…THE- I HICAN DAILY STJNDAY, NOVEMBRR 3, 1929 THE ICHIAN D ILY UNDY, NVEMBR il,192 DAILY OF[iCiAL BULLETIN March '3 April May M)I.~ ~IIL I i, pt .Faculty, School of Education: The n e x tFaculty luncheon wmill oire n 11 f!ii An r n nnAt, r ublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members held on the third floor of the Michigan League Buildne on Monday , li Li 111 of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Pi...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Ar AL =ZAmmmiz-- 4LA6 4tIt 4 &Ii1 IASSOCIATED I PRESS VOL. XL, NO. 30 ANN ARBOR, MIOHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS S E EMoscow Plane Lands at New York Field After 12,500 Mile Jaunt Around Globe' BY ONEILL CLEARS i;wzi o : atd go olast leg of the flight, a hop from TO JAIL FOR YEAR ON CURTISS-WVRIGHT FIELD, N. Y, Detroit, had been completed. ! Nov. L-A new air courier of good As the...…
…tHE MICIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEM1BR 2, 19.9 REFO'RM- PLATFORM O0RDERED TO REST CHSNB IN STATE MEETING, , FROM ISLE R( ~PTID C RIfl Michigan's Museum staffin creased by three ycsterday morn-; ______ing with the return to the fold of TaslUIAamIeltesStoie Dr. Adolph Murie and Paui Hickie, Tasslo dam ReltesStoiesof the manual division, and the ad-;? of Court ExperiencesdiinoWatrD neltohe While in Orient. building's roster in charge of the...…
…SATURDAY, NOVEMBER -2, _ 1926 / x MTCH -AN- PAGE THRELI 8A'1~URfl~V', NOV~M~R Z. 1Q~ PAGE T1RE~ ~THE MICHIQA?4 T~A IL V riruaanr CRIE PRESENTED $50,00 TlT E NwCar 8"FOER 'WORKINDSOENGRDU GIVEN NEW VISAS YTMUKNTOiL, Stand 1,482 Pounds GIVES OPPORTU NI TY .TOHSUES . in Pressure Tests FORPI Wl Ades PrctTeccsEngineering Mechanics Class 'TI.lY AROADAssociation in Second Give MetSet Lecture Trip. Juniors in American Schools Are Offered Yea...…
…PAGE - rTJR THE MICHIGTAN DPAILYV - --- -. - ~ --- --.- . - -- ~ SA'±U J:I DAY, NOVVVMBER' 2, 129 hr ttehBaiti I strictly the business of the spon- ..sors 'and the. guests until the good F uibl<<he~levry morning except AMoxa nia meo h nvrstIeist da rng the Universit year by the.Board i ae of the U ersy beginso Control of Student Publications. be besmirched. Then if the dean Member of Western Conference Editorial wishes to inflict probation...…
…ZATURtDAYNVtI ,12 m I c R-11C A Nrl 41 AA L 'y *AMP. WIMO -.-. . . .. aa M Vaa Ti a 4 '1-1VM fl'r V / £t 1 La 1 V., .snLI V-1 VE PkWAMW SPLAY DAY PAR TICIPANTS WIL MET ;Captais. Draw at Dinner For ied the visitors. She was followei Opponents And Time of by Dr. Margaret Bell, who in turi P1 called upon Miss Halsey, who spok aying. on "Social Aspect of Sports." Fran ces Sackett. '30, acted as Masters o COLORS MARK COLLEGES Ceremonies, and ...…
…t PP MTO141C N 1 ) A TU." SAT rRDUAV, NOVEIMBER 2, 1919 AI F L. 1AA* -1i. t7..3' P A "L 4 A . . . wi SATURDAY'S GRID TILTS HOLD COUNTRY'S INTEREST POE STANDS OUT AS A PILLAR CONTESTS CARDEDH QOF STRENGTH IN MICHIGAN .LINE 101 -(Editor's note-T his is 'the third i'activities on the track and cong- E1 ofaE series of short articles con- fined the possibilities of his 5 feet Ohio Meets Pitt and Princeton1 cerning the Michigan footbal...…
…THE'MICH.I.GAN DAILY ,.,.. ,. _ ..T-HE-M.CH.,.AN.,.ALY VARSITY WILL NOOT SCRIMMAGE TODAYC D PACTICEGO T Condition of Players and FieldI Would Not Warrant Game; Work on Passing. AL STEINKE REPORTS Coach Harry Kipke announced yesterday that the scrimmage schedule for this afternoon between the Wolveric ."B" and Varsity grid teams had been called off.- The Michigan mentor feels that the weather has been such the pasi few days that the f...…
… DAILY ~1ATTTTflAY NOV1~TsAT~1~F? 2 1~9 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETI'N Publication in the Bulletin i8 constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) TO SURVE Geography Profe New Moveme Michigan RESEARCH IS 1 [1 1AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATE COLLISION OF LAKE Wilj ~ II OSEN ORE 'MARQUETT E', AND FREIGHTER, 'SENATOR' ANCELL ~iiIILL dPLf~I( I STATE >....…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 'it2 Alw Ila Ail VELAWL, 4,i MEMBER I ASSOCIATED PRESS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1929. EIGHT PAGES VOL. XL, NO. 29 PRICE FIVE CENTS SHUTER ANNOUNESlAlumni Change Attitude Toward MERILCONOUND'SIHUTDoeAthletics, States Wilfred ShawATE UDoesfootball provide the only once of university and aiumn link whereby interests of alumniwen it wa nniuy de are connected with their colleges? cided that the college ...…
…119 ~TWO THE FMICH-lTCAN DAILY I1"TnAV V .ATS'Pt 1029. w u . A . " i pe r-- . " 1 11 a u X u,LlAJA... 1-4V VJ Y A:J..#jl-u .k} 1'5761 1 y Tablt to]Forythe lectures at. another. ~BE OFME~LS abettoForyte~ LOS FO LVE Ientification Cards May Soon be Made Another abuse wih the identi- G nowder Inenltor ,cto ad r Necessary Equipment for All Students i~~~~cs ' toutd as ca Unveledin L ndo , -- , l ns SUhatof cngetedmedical -_ridr this system o...…
…FRIDAY, _ 'NOVSEMBEn 1; 1929. T HE M ICHMIGAN tDAIL1 - -.-~--, -r- - ------- - -- - -, - -- --------------- -,---.----.- - _ _ , . AIRPORTFACILiTE Distance of Landing Fields Fron Center of Cities is, Main Trouble. ST. PAUL FIELD LAUDED Practical Value of Airplane in Future Will Be for Long Flights.' "Air port facilities throughout the country are very poor, because of the distance of the landing fields' from business centers of the citie...…
… PAGRT Otu1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PRIDAY_ NOVEMBFR 1; ",1929.' _H M C-GA-D IL_., r.V .1 19 a'- *.lS.. - R 14 V Y vjl&vkAj4 A%- i) A 4P&t i. _.... _ . _.. a _ ._ Published every morning except Monfay duringsthe University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled4 to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or...…
…TrTDAY, vov i , 1929.THE MICHIGAN' DAILY ' i ' dome" 4 loft :SECALPRGM, DISCOVERER OFRA OPNPAIA S T. LAWRENCE 0iII ___ .O N 5 lA N D 2 I:: > > ::.::::: :< y ~dr. Bell, and Dorothy Touff Sto Give. Welcoming Talk to Visitors. ANNOUNCE PROGRAM akAternate,'Schedule Arranged! in 'Case of Rain on 4Saturday.j i Dances and special acts will be' ~features of the cabaret dinner to Obe held tonight in the Women's }Athletic Building as part of...…
…?TAC'E ZI THE M'ICHITCAN DAILY , tOV M R 1, 1s9. BLOCKING DRILL IS s IN VARSITY PRACTICE IITH KNEE INJ'URY Daniels Gies to Flank Position and Smith Takes Center During Workout. SIMRALL, DAHLEM REST JUNIOR ELEVEN NEW 'FOUR CHAMPIONSi GIVEN BLOCKING ON ROSTER OFINUIGO sUVIUI A DRILLINDOORS HAWKEYE TEAMS f' During the lull affected by the r(S cial to The naa,.~ ' lack of an intercollegiate game this week-end, Coach Courtright is drill...…
…P~1DAY,1OVm1 E zT1, 1929. ~ ~ ~THE MIC H I GAN D A ILY ._.. PACO M Intramural Department C R 0S S COUNTRY State this morning of the Harvard PI M game. The following men are to ans wimming eets TEAM WILL MEET make the trip to State: Captain "matIAO U 0 (otne rmPg ,Cl )Bnson Austin, Aubrey, D'Anna, j ( 0 "ti""ed frm Page aCol.2) MICHIGAN STATE Kennedy."Lowmaster, Feustel, FIiv 00iV0U0S contesting teams engage in a water Hayes, Fitzgibbons, Wol...…
…THE. MICHIGAN, DAILY *FRIAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1929. __. __ DI LYI OFF[I CI AL B.ULLEITIN 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. mn. Saturday) I Professor Shirley Jackson Case, of the University of hiag , Mac l lectnire at 8:060l). m., Natral Science Audit.orivu i, ,. will Polonia Literary Circle meets at 7:30 p. m. in L...…
… ESTABUSHEDM 1890 m m V AL'. 4N MEMBER ASSOCIAT"ED PRESS w VOL. XL, NO. 28 ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS Tro DATING WILL BE SIMPLIFIED NOV. 7 IUU Y IWHEN STUDENT DIRECTORY APPEARS TE The directory will be divided in JLUUILo be contained in the 1929-30 Student students, and organizations. Each + directory, which will make its ap student's name is given in full, as E peaiance on the...…
…r AGE TWO T"r MIrPTr.AM T)-ATT-V' d +TTTI1"3 .e-M A V r^+rrr-o- trr) s31 I ^nil __________________________ -S AA4 AIA XAAL "y1A Aa y{^ II i1 'VnI MY, OCTOBER 31, 1929 SP!h D F[SBPoGerg E. Carrothers Nominates Men Is. PH~~tisol ho WlEainecn aHigh .Schools Hih cholispctrs howil';fessor Carrothers, who is state in- speHcghrschoolginspectorsowhohwill A U 1'JU L~ U AlE !,examine the secondary schools of }pco fhg col o h the stt ihrfrne ttheir ...…
…s W-uRSDAY. OCTaSER 31, .1929 -HEKMTCfI-rCGAN,.TWT L Y Archaeological MANY ITEMS FUND I N Prof. Leroy Waterman, Leader Expedition, Is Now in Babylonia. of MUSEUM SPONSORS TRIP More than 1800 items from lastI year's finds of the University's archeoligical expedition in Meso- potamia are being currently ex- hibited in the galleries of the gal- leries of the Toledo Muesum of Art. Prof. Leroy Waterman of the Seme- tics department who is c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'T"'FTTTR.qT I A'V° 0t"'1 . i' r..r. q 1" i Oct the average student, the net gain ti Ito both school and student would Publihshed every morning except Monday soon confirm the wisdom of such a during the University year by the Board in { step. Control of Student Publications. Member of western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled pteaectoero to the use for republication of all news ...…
…THUEBDAYr, OC7ObMA3, 1926 THE MICHIGAN -DAILY M!T91MMEAA IME P3AGEIMW W EDUCATION SCHO( TO MM0 TO WOMEN TEAC- WILLI 0 EAJO TUH [Curricula Offer Foreign-Born St'.I 11 1d UU t iii Michigan Women Already Chos- en for Obtaining Lowest # Scores in Tournament. MEET WILL BE HELD SAT. Hockey Teams Will be Selected! f AbilityDisn aved iuuens a Course in Americanization. Seven student teachers, all wo-+ men, receive credit from thEE School of Edu...…
…THE FMTCWAM '~ A 1 TI !lTRURSDAY, OC!TOBER -31, M9O a .w a w a fa:L .w V__ TL !. Y .f-1 f..1 d.) L::l L q...a. A f - WOLVERINE GRIDMEN WORK BEHIND CLOSED GATES TEAM ISDRILLED Gembis Polishes up Place Kicks; Norm Laniels Continues to Practice Punting. HOLD LONG SCRIMMAGE Michigan's newly abbreviated gridiron squad was sent through a Tong aigd ardous session yesterday afternoon with the gates of old Ferry field closed to the passesby. ...…
…or.14TIP.IMAV, OCTOnEA 31, 1029 IWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY AGE SPEED BA~LL*TEAM9S ENTER SEM'l-FINALS1 i" i 4 { I I. Alpha Kappa Lambda WinsI From Beta Theta Pi Team in Quarter-Finals. SOCCER HOLDS INTEREST Upsetting the dope Alpha Kappa Lambda conquered the highly tout- ed Beta Theta Pi aggregation in the speedball tournament 8 to 4.1 The Beta's had previously eliminat- ed Sigma Alpha Mu, champion for the past two years. As a result of this ...…
…PAGE MOH THE MICHIGAN DAILY rPTYT CTA'V ^I-I a^IMTVD'-'2i 1494 ..s-s a . xT±1I"LiTJJ SAX, OC IaUA WY j 1, i guy i l 1 .1 A Y D I"'F ' l GRANGE CONVENTION DEMANDS N DMNIYDIEGEOLOGICAL SOCIETY M Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members (R rs iefrdo h pnn a o ebr fteGooia or ot of thei Universityde.liedonCopy pereceived RES by the Assistant Tni 11to1tothee Uivesit- Coy IeeIId societysitawilolhemeeti sthisywieveningh...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 i~vpplt ita Iaitl MEMBER PES VOL. XL, NO. 27 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS WALD'O ADDRESSES'!BANKING INTERESTS SAVE MARKET F ROM ANOT HER COLLAPSE IN PRICES 1 By Stanley W. Prenosil, A. P. noon and continued until the T I L HW L LTIFinancial Editor close.P NEW YORK, N. Y., Oct. 29.- Bankers who had been hurriedlyT Huge barriers of buying orders called into conferenc...…
….H E .-IM ICHILGANW DAIL Y WED - I- Sub;-Cabinet Position ..ILI II tLI+at first of Series ( TO NTE IL CTIN a ONM T 0 P91IT[A '( Continued from Page 1, Col. 3) UIV of the department of phonetics is Dr. Valentiner Tells Audience! tGaue Fct nd acyi OFRIO E S I1 [Rof Fra Angelico's Creation Religion" will be explained by Prof. of Fanous resces. I. A.Courtis of the education duct o d- Effinger Receives Applications partment. "Problems in Sex and...…
…7H . . l' 1 1 r-i I C_ r 1 L _ __ _ _ _ __ _. w .. _. ~ .. . ,ercy Marks' New Novel Smac ks of ood Old Siwash COLLEIATE NOVEL SS ____________________ '-5-- by John Knott 'STUDENT-WRITTEN Satirical Cover Jacket Found on Pigskin t f Ik JSy' t4 t A~ 444k M1 . , 1v qq4 m .X4 r 44 tR .4. 14 4j 'ke4 4.,A" 4ti' i L.11U~tuu11IN 11. QUi OF STUDENT M:IND Ever since the days of Ernest Hemyng's Jack Harkaway and his adventures at Oxfo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA ILY WEDSDA' Publisbed every morning except Monday du ing the University year by the Board ID Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to 'the use, for republication of all news dis* patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the posto..ce at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ...…
