…THE WEATHER UNSETTLED AND WARMER TODAY 4it OE. 4:Datt ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIM SERVICE VOL. XXXII. No. 57 - ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1921 PRICE FIVE EXPERTS FAIL TO HEACH ACCORD ON NAVAL REDUCTIONi J". C. Plans Holiday extra Service TURN PROBLEM BACK TO CONFERENCE DELE. GATES ARMS SHIPS NOW BUILDING ARE POINT AT ISSUE American Representatives Determinn ed on "Five-Five-Three" Ratio (By Associated P...…
…BABLY RAIN TODAY I g 5kr ~Iati ASSOCIATED PRES DAY AND NIGHT WIRE. SERVICE ---- - . -4 XXXI. No. 49. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1920. PRICE FIVE CENTS I MEXICO WILL NOT, PETIT/ON LEAGUE1 f oR ADMISSION WILL CONSIDER INVITATION EXTENDED BY ORGAN- IF IZATION OBREGON INAUGURATED MEXICAN PRESIDENT LAST CHANCE FOR $5 UNION RATE If Union life members in their last year of residence at the University wish to save $5, ...…
…WEATHER WITH PROBABLE OW TODAY i L Ar Ap Araw dqW-oow .Ant r t Ag ~aiI SENIORS! G YOUR PHO' R ECEIPTS THIS WEE ,, SN I . XXXIV. No. 59 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY DECEMBER 1, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, I IMES PRODUCTION READY FOR INITIAL PESENTATION FINAL DRESS REHEARSAL WILL BE HELD TOMORROW NIGHT SHUTER DIRECTS OPERA WRITTEN BY SWORD, '24 More Than 2,000 IJes to be Covered in Presentation of 1'- Performances Final dre...…
… - - mil1mimall m ami M ' imille - I " I' ?!v'''''-1:'''m-"W'--'im''Twa ESTABLISHED' 1890 'C- ,tCit~~ gaxi MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS #, VOL. XXXVL No. 60 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICH. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS OF EXPEDITION TO FAIR NORTH RI RELATES ESCAPES OF BOWDOIN AND DESCRIBES UNIQUE ESKIMO LIFE FILMS ILLUSTRATE Explorer Says He Will Use Amphibian Planes In Explorations Despite Criticism Of Mitch...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 ICY U, 4ia I a14 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL, NO. 54. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY. DECEMBER 1 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS TO Bl For Rejection 0fft O AI R u A~I Q(, uartet Will Present ? Wolverine Is Chco SOJIIERN ITOSPa of Young Plan Fails 'UTlSdFull flILI l'TA UU I lLL LBL Forth Program o'i emhRihtgCoa n onis for A11"--Conf i A n Germah Reichstag lrlg'm nnrn Choral Union Seres ON GREATOACNationalists Defeated...…
…ESTABLISHED 1$90 Ll 00, Ar t 0 ti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 55 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS GERMAN STUDENTS TO'Waite Attends Law CommitteeMeetig" ATTEND CONGRESS e John R. Waite, of the Law School, left yesterday afternoon forE NATINAL DRAT Ne attend a meeting of the committee appointed by the Americ-.in LwInstitute for the purpose of for-= muating an ideal cod...…
…ESTABLISHED F 1890 "C Zr att MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 59. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1928 EIGHT PAGES ZEILNER WILL SUBM IT VARIED DRAMATIC A'CTS WILL BE THIRD NUMBER ON SERIES OF ORATORICAL ASSOCIATION IS QUICK-CHANGE ARTIST As Student Of Lighting Effects Artist Presents Effective Character Portrayals J. W. Zellner, spoken of as the "Protean Characterist," who will present his "Flashes from Life and Litera...…
…ESTABLISH E S1 890 AWg -.Adfij & " Air AL MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESSI WAMMON.M."m ------------ - - Vol. XXXVTII, No. 52. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1927. TEN PAGES Uflin ~~JJETMAINTAINED' BRIAND SESACCORD'LEPRaOSO IN FUTURE BETWEEN' EUROPEAN COUNTRIES'i DESIGNATE NEXT WE[K FOR ELECTION OFALL FIRST YEA oRFCERS FRESHMEN OF VARIoU-S SCHOOLS' ANI) COLLEGES TO MEE.T ! ~FOR FIRST TiMIE SENIOR TO PRESIDlE Re pertorv Gompan...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DEC ;uER 1, 1fl1 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- sity year by the Beard in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published theirein. Entered pt th...…
….. ..:_ ftti [gttn 3 sily . . OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- sity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it &r not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice a...…
…ITHE MICHIGAN DAILY .. SPEAKS kT ES THURSDAY T'HEY'LL STAR IN "COTTON STOCKINGS" TO PLA YNEX 12WEEKIN WHI TNE Y THEA TRE Llwai cago Pastor 19 Famous as Wax W1orker, and Author of Books K: ID IN, '24, PRESIDES RtEAMIN1G COOLIDGEVS NOTE r. Charles W. Gilkey, Pastor of the e Park Baptist church in Chicago, was the speaker at the Thanks- ig Ujniversity Services, held in SAuditorium Thursday under the pices of the University Services nmitte...…
…)?AGE T WO. THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. DECEMBER 1. 1925 IHE MICI-IICANI DAILY IT1IJ DA v ml~;.vim. .i TiI V I 1t.1 C7 ST D SLED ot 1 CONIE1 NG "I"U It s Woth Yor "h e~ i Frog, Chicken an Stk Di nr - Served at to bring your things to us. We will2 1) 1 , cs Are ivided 1vto , Croups launder them just as well iici otcharge ..BOULEVARD INTNJ M tAnual tatbe ld Boy s, (i i iereiice t iaasin you as much.f= Two blocks from city bus line on Jackso...…
…TAHE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEM: i Probable Successor Tremble and StilesPO to Diplomatic Post . . . Screen Reflections - - -' to Appear in Opera tsnmitnAi nminnc na PPn P BER 1. 1929 ESSORSLEV II f' IYIIbIIIbIII hIf lUUL Good-bye, Vaudev ile. ary society in a North Carolina A' ...With the opening of a new all- college was moved to send a letter balkie policy of the Michigan (o the editor of the New York hete n he d mie o lcl imue...…
…-Two. THE MICHIGAN DAILY.'' WEDNISDAY, D ECEMBER 1, 192 1 .,vHEMCHGN AL I I RASUSSN ILL BE GUESTATLUNCHEON Ai Notion Pictures Will Accompany Talk To Be Gve Next Week By Danish Explorer TO DISCUSSARCTIC LIFE Dr. Knud Rasmussen, prominent Danish explorer, who will lecture here nextt Wednesday, Dec. 8, will be the guest at a luncheon to be given in his honor that day at the Union by the geology department of the University. e'e will give ...…
…UA CE TO THE- MIS CAN DAILY THE MIOH4GAN flATLY _, T_._ ._ _._ _, -_..,, STUDENT VOLUNTEERS BLIND STUDENT IS ELECTED AS CLASS HEAD AT CI HEAR OLD MISSIONARY, IN OPENING M EETING *.:................................ HICAGO any further discussion of the naval COOLIDGE FAMILY enjoying the disarmament question by the3an attractive BL I PAF League of Nations, the government RESTS IN VIRGINIA There was would consider viting the Frenchdge, mo...…
…7VAGErTWO0 THE M4T HTGAN DATLt_ THUJTRSDAY, DECEMBR 1, 1927. . .. ... .. .. .. APPARACEOF YEAR G s'iii.lEm 'ibiPl~l at in('oiihiius Fine hea srs i Ar Wok ad Art ivie OLDEST CAMPUS JOURNIAL .1 hr -AMichigaii Technic, quarterly' publicaf ilo±'o the Colleges of Eugin- Eceling andIArchitecture, xill makeit firt h)eraceof the year on the, P'rof. Willi,,r C. Hoad, professor of municipal and sanitary engineering in the 'ee of Engineering has wri...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY They're Vivacious! -a good smoke -not dried out, you know -sort of fresh, lively, -Vivacious, is the word -Icompa-rably fine! §3ended in the Good Old English Way Schumacher Hardware Co.. A Store of individual Shops 308-10-12 So. Main St. Phones 174-175-M Suggestions for Christmas Smoking Stands Candle Sticks Poker Sets Candles Ash Trays Casseroles Pocket Knives Water Sets Razors Tea Sets Aa Carving Sets Trays Flashlights ...…
…1VilL.Y"ill1H1V VHa &.d 1 i a "tr : .'r h .S. y r Q ..J f I t> y , ;:." .. .. .. , ," ," . "". by , In . . i "", :., y.. ,a 1. t N, CN E 70 OUT FRTRAC ON, SECOND NIGHt Butler and Losch Appear in Gymn for First Workout of Season MANY NEW MEN NEEDED TO FILL GAPS IN SQUAD Candidates for the Varsity track team who reported at Waterman gym- nasium for the second day's practice numbered 70, almost double the quo- ta which responded to the fi...…
…1'=-23 TH"E'MiCHIGAN DAILY IESHMEN TO BE PiiR9T- AT UPfl~Al L.. :loiti ADAMS WILL ADDRESS, A. A. U W. MEETING Puppteer Scre Scces V~th have made their production a distinct Pupp tees Scre ucces ivogue in the world of entertainiment. Presentation f "Puppet .revue", Qipera Tickets Go On Sale. ________ ________Tickets for out-of-town produstions sale will be continued through first part of the week. Lima, Nog. 3(,..--)r. Legulay ' tinez,...…
…TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1925 JJCHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. 1)ECEMBER 1. 1925 EI-ITC'IAN DAILY ,rrcw~n~nannraflro~wZrVr.tawnnrrr arc, -~ rnm~n.,...m.,cc FRATERNITY MEN g , Pr~eacher Says Fraternity Of Past Was Constitated Of Snobs 'Who Were Exclusive and Bound By Secrets "GIVES SERVICE TODAY" rNEW YORK, Nov. 30.-By making the student member realize that his fraternity life is the beginning of *world service, college fraternities can be converted int...…
…w SUNDAY, DFCEMBER 1, 1929 T H iE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THMEZ NOTED SOCIOLOGIST WILL SPEAK HERE TOMORROW NIGHT Selects Topic, What Is Wrong With Educational System' for Discussion. HOLDS RADICAL OPINION Reformer Launched Criticism on Present Futile Treatment of Crime Problem. Presenting his conception of "What is wrong with our eucation- al system," Dr. Harry Elmer Barnes,1 professor of historical sociology at Smith coilege, will lecture...…
…I 7 / WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1926 ARRANGEMENTS READY FOR HEALTH MEETING Record Number Of 2,000I fealt i Offic- ers And Nurses Convene At Lansing Today DR. BAKERWILL SPEAK Arrangements have been completed for the reception of Michigan's 2,000 health officers and public health nurs- es who will assemble at Lansing to- day, tomorrow, and Friday for thej 1*xth annual public health conference to be held under the direction of thel Michigan Depar...…
…JRDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1928 THE MIC.HI GA.N. DA I L Y as MUSEUM Of IgzoOGY GIVEN CREDIT FOR TEXAS FRATENITIES ZEPPELIN FLIGHT ISM DIVIDED IN SEVEN, VOTE AGAINSTAZING CLUB DISPLAYS POLISH HANDIWORK IFrench Actor Will WILL INTERVIEW_ i ._ . . - __.-M4T VI TTVT' RM r"-' -v ir 4v ~ IIIAIN RUMUH UNI1Y TRAITS OF ANIMALS EXAMINED BY INVESTIGATORS OF MAMMALSj GAIGE DIRECTS DIVISION Much Of Work Is Carried On In Two Experimental Laboratories One of...…
…TIIIt P;')AY, DE CJIT1R f, 1927.1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGETHM oU~rE F J~iCJGuld Returns From Eastern Conference I SENT TO EXPLAINj BuEu i BSN[SW~hByri Concerning South Pole Fligh AAES TN nrnnnrO iirw narol JAPAESE TAN POTTER-PRESENTS chases for the city of Detroit, testified S A ES CASE ON ci1tyN taxpayers at leait 1000U a year, RATE REDUCTIONS lIe( said the city imust, haveo a constant stlpply of fuel for its lighting plants, (BY A ~ciai...…
…A 1.A" JTiava asvc u q J +a X-- rpm w Y I *.( .: . . . .. h . ' « T. McCutcheon, the famous car- iist, talked and drew pictures for students on the lecture course in ave you sent In your scenario for University movie yeti' TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE OR RENT MILTON BUSINESS COL. 'ATE AND WILLIAM STREETS Yost To Arrange Football Sche~dule At Heeting Of Big Ten Heads "There will be no Eastern game on our schedule for next year," Coach Yost sai...…
…JHIC 4 H1C .i tie cnage AT THE WHITNEY Pep is the keynote of Fanchon and Marco's super-revue, "The Satires of 1920,," which comes Sunday night to the Whitney theatre. This season's offering is the most pretentious ever' produced on the Pacific coast, and is brand new in idea,' in staging, and .n costuming. There is a real plot, the struj~ggles of a Texas oil kind who labor s under the error that he can produce a fea- ture film being dep...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER ... ie iiiii& i ate 1 CIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE MIERSITY OF MICHIGAN , shed every morning except Monday the Unirersity year by the Board in of Student Publications. bers of Western Conference Editorial .tion- Associated Press is exclusively en- o the use for republication of all news hes credited to it or not otherwise d in this paper and the local news pub- therein. red at the postofhce at Ann Arbor,1 ar,...…
…PACE FOUR THE MICH-IGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1925 " .. . ....... - ' <\ -Le. 0, ,frec :Eiti a Il Ais raiatiun, The Associated Press is exclusively en- -itled to the use for republication of all news &ispatches credited to it or not otherwise cre-dited in this paper and the local news pub- li.'!ed therein,. Entered at the pastoffice at Ann Arbor, NMic'hig;an, as second class matter. Special rate i postage granted by Third Assistant ...…
…T H r Id I C H I C., AIN . T-TI'MAY, Bron, IMER -1, i;211? TN?' TviTCNTCIAN fli ILY TrTYV ~ Published c"very morning except Monday during the Unversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republi,ation of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and, the local news published h...…
…lei PAGE FOUYR THE MICHTIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DEMR 1, 1 1 A 1L 1 lAN A AAVf AA 11 LA A A-d A Elie didtgatt D a1-11 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 Pigss is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all trews dispatches creditedrto it or not otherwise credited in this paper and t...…
…PAGE FOUR THkE- M±lC H IG A N DfTIL Y -SATURDAYt 'DCEBER -1'. 12 f f ,,, a . .. T...,... .. .r.,. ,. ,..y...+ ....Published every morning except Monday juring the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial ASsociation. The Associated Press is exclusively en ted o the use for republication of allinews dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the loca...…
…rAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1927. * know just how large America was go- ing to build her cruisers, and this li 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 newsI dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited...…
…_. r., SiES iN II PROSPECTS FOR BANNER YEAR SEEM BRIGHT AS COLD APPROACHES Prospects of a banner season in hockey at Michigan this year are very bright. Negotiationstare under way to reserve the coliseum for a few hours every day, so that the squad may be able to practice intensively. Practice will not start until theadvent of cold weather and the length of the practice season is therefore undetermined. The schedule of games has not been fu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T Tbest work of this school is found in 1Lthe illustrated magazines of the time, notably "Once a Week," "Good Words,"' tXHIllD IN U RP Y"Crhl,"London Society," and D N L"The Sunday Magazine." In the late 19th century, Aubrey LATE WORKS OF ILLUSTRATORS Beardsley, influenced by both Euro-, SIMW 'REAT ADVANCE OVER EARLIER PERIOD pean and Japanese art, produced a novel style of decorative illustration which was highly orig...…
…DE+CEMBER 1, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y rAu ..._.. . . ARDN11 OFFERED FOR giant And Baby Planes Act As Scoutff - For Army's Largest Dirigible In 'Flighty WHAT'S GOING ON1 PERSONSCAUSING FIRE; '",W.'" .;.'': fV 4 i$ .? ".t" _ ;'4 .,Y+.ivh_ 4 v"P SATURDlAY r, "Y... 5 " - > fi{ . { _h }^ > _ { TJTIIORITIES FEAR SAME OUT- BREAK AS THREE YEAtS AGO.. :'A reward of .$500 has been offered Sby the University for information uleading to the captu...…
…fTUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1925 TI-IF MICHIGAN DAILY r PAGE FT VLI - -.A AvAA " - " . - a -ao" as .rz. _.j,=...d>, , r ,..........A.,A;. '' y (i I T 1UULIUIIIIUIIII W ill TCeach II ( HRiIISPhRPSPrfl clogging ini the Junior Girls' pay hldfrom 4 to 6 o'clock Tuesdays topcrlyugetoSlpf adT rsysmybtknfrrg- (404."~// . lrleK:t x n S R V1 -' l i a r ymnastium 'lcredit, and xwil in- Step ~ ~ L ~I~I[ ~ I ~ hld a o'lockTuesays nd I ltu des- hl(Ciln...…
…JIv L" AY, DECOVItER 1, !J2,'' THE MICHICAN -DA-ILY ~TJ~iAY, DCEMBE .i TE MICGAN__._L MOLVAVAM UMV AA U M r nMANY SORORITIES GIVE BREAKFASTS GYPSY FAIRMOIIF AFTER ANNUAL PAN-HELLENIC BALLI Pan-Hellenic ball festivities did chaperoned by Miss Katherine Y[not end with the final strains of the Noble and Mr. and Mrs. Homer dance music in the League ballroom Heath. TO P EV I RIA Friday night, for most of the sor- Futuristic desins were use...…
…WENEDADECEMBE !R 1, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY M .. .. Pto) one- v V A In ll,''Illllll ,, llillll 11111, l , , ll,''Illll,,,,, ,,,Ii,1111,111,11'll'''' 111111-----,---% ,,o-----..... ............. TO HONOR INDIANA DEATRSAT SPREADo 111 ueis* Ilu ltde isiting Facult y And Members Of University S4peeclt lDepartment tAUinIle Michigan and Indiana WO- 1..4ifs>(lebating teams, who meet here iop. ~wwill be entertained at, a :rc~d iven in their ...…
…, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1928 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY 'wA i! aii 7-- -zf EI&'5 !I 7I AUTUMN COLORS1 DANCE ART UNION' BALLROOM DECORATED GRASS, MUMS, PALMS SPANISH MOTIF WITH IN 4$ 'I 3} ti 4S 'it r,r Q; ' '4 k K :h .4i 'k, AILEEN YEQLEADS MARCH Florence Holmes, '29, And Margaret Fead, '30, Come Next In Line; ; Striking Gowns Seen (Continued from Page One) north end, thence down the center where they divided into two lines going arou...…
…THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1927. THE MICHIGAN DAILY XA ul PACE FIVE 'rG nr SOPH CIRCUS TO THRILL ANN ARBOR AUDIENCES WITHSTUPENDOUS ACTS imiur niulAn nnn-ri. MODERN POETS OF Members Of French Commission Ie number of woe who sign, NEWbers ENGLANDhAREmisi-n-Cos a class may be organized. New League Building In Investigation Timt h SOCIETYS TOPICTime to sign tip for the Yreshmal HAVE VALAAH IHUUIH --hr The Booth WII ill%)fer Mi('1igan ( ard. Willo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _. . ..,. whop Sucy CHINESE AND AMERICAN RESTAURANT uang Tung Lo. 613 E. Liberty Tau Sigma Delta Initiates Elections have been announced of eight members of the junior and senior classes of the College of Ar- chitecture to Tau Sigma- Delta, inter- national honorary fraternity in archi- tectural and the allied arts. Those elected are: Ralph R. Calder, Spec. A, Ralph W. Demmon, '23A, Earl T. Durbin, '22A, Catherine B. Hell...…
… . _._ _ ""TWIN BEDS" KiEEP DIVORCE 3JDGES WORKING OVERTIME - =- SProfessor M. M. Levi ~ Speaks on- :"Impressions de Paris" ~ 4:15= :Wednesday, Dec. 1 203 Tappan Hall TA IST WHITNEY THEATRE SUNDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 5S I YOUR FA1VORITES. T APE COMB Lastf Season Tiwy'ee a flit. This Season he are a &PzeatiOfl. IN THEIR NEW MUSICAL REVU (WITH ?A PLOT.) }) .{ ;;. Joe JGI Home of Sweet and Parity Always Fresh 0~2 S. Main Phone 474-W .« . ...…
…tfliE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. P i (D A rr- t Poll poolm 72 WrAw"Ift M Y UPSETS MARK DAY WHICH 1uiwriUl IiV r 1-4.1 iAqiieinm, 1hursday's Games 4 P SIfIIV11 LL I LIIL1J ULU iJ~flUUI nd J. Defeats West Virginia; Pitt 6. Walter Koppisch, star Columbia urprises Penn State; U. of D. halfback, was injured early in the4 Beats Gonzaga game and his absence took most of the punch from the team's attack. Al- E BIG COLLEGE ELEVEN...…
…PAGE SIX rl'TTTTQT' % A Xr 7'%L i'C , ATTY 13 1 1 nhC TNF. MTCNTr ANT nATT -V T I-I 'A r4r M PIT V. L VIDI-11"Ii~~~N Jil.-I II)U SDAY, DECI+L:1 BFR I, 1925 J op, t ^ A TER EARuH Eo POR 14, FIVE ONE POSITION OPNWriters Honor Michigan Men KEEN In SelectingMythical Teams NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Oosterbaan ter; Friedman, Michigan, quarterback; -and Friedman of Michigan were Grange, Illinois, and Harmon, Wiscon- SDaptDn -Doyle, Cherry, Ed Cha...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DA -Y SUNDAY, D7, PAGIS SIX SUNDAY. DECLMBEP. 1. 1929 ECKERSAL PicI S BOVARD t L n f: . t :y,, r: :.. R!; r : , r ,< . : uAL ONFERENCE TEA JOE GEMBISBR S CHOICE ON SECOND BIG TENSELECTION Brilliant Purdue Backfield Per former Is Chosen Captain of First Team. HARMESON IS°HONORED Simrall, Poorman, Poe Receive Mention on Third Team. Indiana Fails to Place. Perhaps of most moment to Western Conference sport follo...…
…j SIX THE FMICIGAN FATI t&Aa*.'..AS Y. S. ~A7V'ThXTi~QTi A V 1i7~t~1'E~ tTh~fl I ' l i'1L lYl ltrl 11 ti1lYl V LYAlLi t WV { iU1V Lw? lt. l,. A.L L .:J.L is JAti .L, 1Ld.:; I orrMrr+r aors+r r wr/ ir rorr^rrir ir Mrrrr MY wAw O flO EELEVEN WILL JOESTING TIES RECORD OF GRANGE PHELAN PLACES THREEPURPLE CLAIM TO BIG TEN TITLE BY SCORING REFUTED BY COMPARATIVE SCORES 1EED POYWERFIL LIN LVRI N 8 N TEA Recent contentions by Northwestern...…
…SI THE M I CHIGA N D AILY SATURDAY, DE CEMBER. I, 1028 SQUAD WORKS HARD FOR FOUR IMP ORTANT GAMES TO O 9DUY'S Wnviu OREGON AGGIES SPRING UPSET CLOSE 1928 GRID SCHEDULE "L1~i IUVIaL IN THANKSGIVING DAY G I i i 3 '[AMES Four games are outstanding on strong Trojan eleven, and will be I T II GLIu Results of Thanksgiving Day the Nittany Lions crumbling easily today's gridiron card, which will at the added disadvantage of play- football gam...…
…I MAOESIB" THE MICHIGAN T)A~I Y TIIT'RT)A)-, TD CE) 1-1 tI 1, 1 911, iTOTAL DISARMAMENT CREA1T~sES ECITEMENT, S'U w ,641 kTh AHO LITI ON OF AyLL AIR, I"Cli CREAT POWERS WANT IMMED31)IATE ACTION. t l uif Mmoaf etIIPlan To D 1elegates Slv 11 0111'. i al1,lai ll To fleet Approval GENEVA, NOV.--u.-Soviet Russia today threw a "peace b)omb'' into the oo)ei zs(-siojn of the preparatory F for the Kappa Pi Siga ol- Congressional Deans;KI FTCKT ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . , --.® Il 1ollien I t 4 Cover designs for the Junior Girls' play scores must be submitted toBar- bara Baker, '23, 602 Monroe street, before Dec. 12. All sophomore women are requested to go to Barbour gymnasium at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon, Friday eve- ning, and Saturday morning to help the committee decorate for the Fresh- man spread. All junior girls must pay their tax of $1 for Junior Girls' play expenses by D...…
…I WITH "TWIN BEDS" i ., . _ SECOND AA', ~Zict'rij4 tfrom, WILLIAM JIARWON'S E V O'LO:H.,. VDrecteds, hc Also DEMPSEY IN "Dareo~eviI ;ack and COMEY To~ay - Tomorrow at the OpHEUMl NOVEMBER ALUMNUS MAKES,1a PPEARANCE .Containing several articles concernl- ing the inauguration of President Marion L. Burton, the November num- ber of the Michigan Alumnus made its appearance yesterday. The leading article, entitled "The Inauguration of President...…
