…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r j URITY--- It will not pay you to risk your health by buying impure dairy products. We guaran- tee our products to be absolutely pure. When speaking of food nothing but the best is good enough. SEES NO CHANCE TO SIGNAL MARS~ Prof. Joseph Cannon Questions Story Of Wireless Imulse From Distant Planet AIR LAYER AROUND EARTH PRESENTS SERIOUS DIFFICULTY1 FAVRS SAME WITH EST J-LIT THINKS TIME AT HAND FOR MICHIGAN TO SCH...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL\ AlLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 4 I THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1920. Number 33, Law School - Special Lectures: INVESTMENTS - The next lecture in this course, by Mr. Dallas M. 3oudeman, will be given Friday, Nov. 12, at 4 p. in., in Room B of the Law >uilding., MICHIGAN STATUTES - The next lecture in this course will be given Friday, Nov. 12, at 5 p. m., in Room B of the Law building. H. M. BATES, Dean. Art Exhibit: The collection of...…
…fl .E MICHGAN1 DAILY FAOV SIx SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 ' .; ,, 0 too 3 N ; : .r ., ,_ .. v ".... s , ,' .m .{ r. :. F, .. ....r......... -w .- .n , . z . .. .. ;; ,, " " .r,,,,i _. . ...... . ,: 0 S i i..ri..: v ..,. ,.. .. * '' r, /r w WOLVEINESKEEP SLATE CLEAN - ' BY OfFEATINS DEVIL DOGS, 26MICHIGAN (Continue< from Bad'e One) Miller went through the center of the A kFINST Q iIAR'FFRIln tisxytd.Kpe vd {br Marines defendi...…
…PAGE SIS. THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMMAt 11, 1925, PAGfl SIX -, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1~. l9~, t ._ .,.,,.,, 1 h -.:: 1 ti . r it I . :..r...... ...-- , ES PHE'PA Rc BUCKEYE NVAS 10 4mll, TEAM INSTRI IN 0HIO Wileenie Possess Stron Running Came T Cause Trout PASSING DRIL VOlTED 2 ATTACK g IPavsiig And lint May Le I L HELD K Mi(IIJA'N HAS DEFEATED 0(110 )"'. VEN'I t;EN 'I E S Althoughli Aichigan and Ohio have met ...…
…PACE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, \OVE-MBER 11, 1925 ~AG~ si:: - f{URDAY NOVMBE 11,1o2 ViOL VERINES ENTRAIN ! Will Take Par InNATIONALHONORSARE1 FOR IMPORTANT BAME Detroit Swim Meet HOPE OF ARMY SQUAD GUSTAFSON GAINS FOR PURPLE Court Work Begins For Freshman Team Entire Squad Except Flora In Cood Condition For Hard Struggle In Ohio Stadium 35 PLAYERS WILL 00' Varsity swimmers will meet their second real test of the year when they...…
… - - ---.--, ~... in- -. . THE MTCHI AN DAILY SUNDA'NOVE7MBER. 11,1 9281 THE.... ....GA .AIL V Y L1Y1L1I1V 11 li/4V !6 IGHTING WOLVERINES TIE SCORE IN FINAL QUARTER iER COUNTS FRM0MIDlE ONE F00T MARK SCORE BY QUARTERS FRESHMAN BASKETBALL I NN Candidates for the Freshman Var ATER MICHIGANMH sity Shows Strong Running At- D N tack When Navy Smothers NORMAL DOWNS, Wolves' Aerial OffenseW __ WESTERN STATE ]Iikg IMRALL PUNTS WELL ! (...…
…6 THF MM.T.-IMAN DATI V aT T- IW 1'tTClT T'ti AM1( Pl YAT V..il I IM)" Nm ,At 1-1. CU, IGA N TO z __ _,.. . , . . ... _. s FULL SRNGTH AGAINST NA VY MAN DISPELS ALL RMORS TO CONTRARY AS FEATURE.9 . INTERSECTIONALCMER NAVY . A .E.Iix S IS EXPE,TE1 110 F NI PLACE IN NEW I1CII(GAN DRIVING ATTACK TEAM WORKS ON DEFENSI Wolverines Are Fortifie Witi Many New Plays For Use Against Annapolis Eleven By Herlwrt F. Vedder Whatever some of the...…
… up ~u~u ~UU U _ I I left yesterday afternoon for Mad- WORK ENDS ison where they will watch the fight- img Suckers attempt to bold the elev- en which centers around- the versa- Badg~er, Etollie Williams; This is 1K FOR YARSITYtlle the last chance that the Wolverine mentors will have to witness the Wis- consin eleven in action before the Face~ I~-eserve~, All.Fres~, here and they are determined to ity VYItJA Much Vliiui~ed come- back...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, _,UESDA. 40 -Oft lit 00 .Nomwmwmmmmmmk.- mr rr rrrM r rr.r murrlrr , 1 a IRINES GET STIFF WORKOUT AS OHIO STATE BATTLE NEARB Rockwell Seconc In Scoring Race "Tod" Rockwell of Michigan jumped from third to second place in the race Ifor Conference high scorer as the re- sult of three touchdowns in Satur- day's game against Northwestern, giving him a total of 68 points. "Red" Grange remained in the lead as a r...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 ert Frost at his lightest. Mere music inig of Russian literature as intensely - of words does not make good poetry. gloomy. The better-known Chekov I can see nothing but childishness in leaves us with a sense of futility. How could life annoy me Dostievski with the melancholy mor- t Any osore? bidness of existence. Chekov is a son L dof the eighties, when surrounding Life: alhedwdow life...…
…s Library Collection Of maps Shows Slow Progress Of World Knowledge Early maps, representing the work o'f the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries, have been placed on exhibit in the low- er corridor of the Library. While the exhibit makes no pretense of com- pleteness, it does present interesting specimens of Mappemondes and Am- erican maps. The maps show, to the careful observer, how slowly inform- ation concerning the size, shape and positi...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 - THE MICHIGAN DAILY . THIS EUTHIS COLUMNLIJ COLUMN AT 3 P.M. ADVF.,RTISING AT 3 P.M, t ~ FOR. iNT I - FLOWERS FOUR ROOMS-Bath and sleeping porch-heat, light and water. 1337, Belser St. Phone 3331-M. DOUBLE room. One occupant may a work for same if desired. Phone 1194-M. 422 E Washington. SMALL Furnished apartment. Warm and light. 806 E. Kingsley. Mrs. G. C. Garnett, 806 E. Kingsley. BluMaize No. 9 Nickel's Arca...…
…;:: Y, yn. ,,,, nR I 12 TVT MI-CILI{GA'N DATILY ....., ., ;..,,_,,,e,,.,.,.. _,.... _ v.A dot 'as as to change the yul)lic Y S LASSI.:l FIE COLUMN CLOSES CLOSE ERTISING 5 '171113,11 1!77 WA NTEDI? - .-Two ft(ekets Car th0. 8 L, 1-nI/ . < 1t ci \v~i.hJ x 4, 1 i LOST YF~V :rtct P .IitnOii956, '^l 4 t \\. i 1.0",T- C -ir' ; whit;-goid "Weiinvo" i ELSON 1EATT 'Y SHOUP. Lanoil, per - tvriset watch, w ith wh.Iite-gold lint. manent wavi...…
…rI THU1RSDAY, NOVE~MBER 11, 192 STHE, IFMCHIGAN fDAISY aa.~ ~a a~ *- PACE SEVEN .a wc a: w- .v<a:. .c r: q +a..:. :. ,a:s;u.auJ..e+ . +..t.x.. ""-r+ ... YL1LY1 i 3:y. .r111 vi[-'iii s/i-"iiiwa n . I dI11YH}iYiiYBlni rii W rri.Hl - .... ... _.. ... ... ,.._ _ C N1 1 Y Y I T { -. DIC -TEN SCHEDULES To BE MADE NOVy. 26 (By Associated Press) ClI CAGO, Nov. 10.-Athletic direc- tors aiid football coaches of the West- ern Conference have chosen...…
…1928! TH E M I C1HIGCAN D'AILY Wmonl . ................. .. ... .. .. .. . IVURNpFIE nvIfoiirunow 1 i JUIIUIi Ii ll lUll I UUII I L I UUUliU U I U IN .SECONVD HALF TO WIN OVER ALMA, 33O0 1 y ., , "B" Team Outplays Strong Invad- ing Elevens; Geistert Runs For Long Gains SHOWS POWERFUL ATTACK (Continued From Page One) in which they held against the plunges of the Alma backs. Erick- son was the principal ground gainer for the Alifa el...…
…11, 192 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 11, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUBSTITUTES NUT TO START AGAINST NAY (Continued from Page Six) set of ball carriers with Puckelwartz, Domhoff, Hoffman and Fuller would Phrm a real "pony" backfield with real speed and dash. Such ' quartet would average only 160 pounds while a hat- tering set of Gembis, Rich, Miller and Gilbert would come nearly to a 175 hound average. One thing is certain-that the Wol- verines will n...…
…1 i tuhUN RfL Ut VII INTEREST, ON TOOAY'S glesther' ae may chnce forup-1 sets and1 the results of the contestst will eliminate many strong contendersl DU frm thevarious races. Michigan is [0 Uj [practically the only school of any im-I portance in the country which hasno oehn tsaeo h rd iron today. allest opening pre- irlnrd~a.PnU. f! aro-Ohio State. A .. fcadets if the sm, , :r i 1 f K 't a t t i -iy-Notre flame to Attract Great:- sents...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY t v LOST I LI U'Is IE Tole COLUM. AT 8 P,.M. { yp r i1 k x BLACK WALLTt containing Choral Union tickets and caning cards of owner. Return 528 Elm Street. Reward. ADVERTISING FOR SALE I s N, CARD TAIULES $3.00. Wrought' iron bridge lamps. $3.45 at Koch and Henne. 45 STRAIGHT BACK Leather bottom oak chairs. Light finish, and in ex- cellent condition. Call Luis Gib- son. 3010-R. FORD TOURING Ready for O. S. U. Goo...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE SFVLPN 1fASTERS AD MEN (Continued trom Page One) us invitam dimisit." Does not all drama present at the outset a highly; specialized situation? III Perhaps the tollowing will seem most prohahle: the artist seizes an experience and miakes of it an herit- age of the human rare. This heritage heroines a mseans hy which we may understand all experience. To g deeplyito oer t is to understassd -l...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . .r ;,. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Volume 2 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1921 Number 41 Notice to Faculty Members Who Served in Any of the Allied Armies: All members of the Faculty who served in any of the Allied Armies during the World War are requested to appear in uniform and sit on the platform at the Armistice exercises in Hill Auditorium, at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Entrance by rear door. . PETER FIELD, For the Commit...…
…[GTT? TCHE MICHIGAN DAILY .. ... , . - --- .r.._._...__ .. ._ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. -Copy -received by the Assistant to the Prosidert until 3:30 p .in. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday,) Volume 4 SUN DAY, N1OVEMB,1ER 11, 1923 XEnumber 43 Faculty, College of Literature, Science, and the~ Arts: The next meeting of the Faculty wil be held Monday, November 12th, at 4...…
…PAGE tTGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, COVET TIDIER 11, 1922) PAGE EIGHT WEDNESDAY'.. NOVEMBl~R 11, 192~l y . .......... DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN- Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Thi# University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 -p. nm. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volume V1l WEi)1ES!)A , NOVEMBER 119 1925 Number 14 GERMAN BUSINESS M ENu ANTICIPATE GREA TER I MANCHESTER, Eng...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 192 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN SLOG OF COLUMBUSROUTE ANNOUNCED 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).. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11,. 1926 Number 39 Professor Kirsopp Lake, of llarvard University, will lecture in Natural Science Auditorium on Thursday, Nov. 11, at ...…
…Chinese Students' Club: -- AA The Club picture will be taken on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 11, at 2 o'clock in Rentschler Studio, 319 E. Huron. Every member is requested {j 1 ii111 to be there at 2 sharp. Y. E. Chang, President'B s S41er *nFI ublcation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- Prescott Club: mnt until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Dr. S. R. Light, vice p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRlrAY NOVEMBE r[ 11, 192 DAIL Y HFFICIAL BULL[T IN 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.) ber 11, at 8 o'clock, at Lane hall. Interested persons are cordially invited. L. B. Smith, Vice-President. League for Industrial Denmocracy: A meeting will be he'd Friday, November 11, at 8 p.m. at ...…
…WHAT'S GOING ON IMUlps Scholarshilps: Examinations for Phillips Scholarships for the year 193224923 will be held as f6111Ws: (Greek; 8 p. in., F'riday, Nov..17, Room 118S Tappan Hall. Latin,,9 a. mn, Saturday, -Nov. 18, Room 108 Tappan Hall. Card 4 tes must hand in their names at Dean Effinger's office inimedi- itely. Previouis folders. of these scholarships who wish to" apply for a re- newal shoul1d present their names in the same way. The c...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY I LY OFFICIAL BULEI ublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice tU.. all members of e University. Copy received by the Assistant to th4 F-eeideut until 30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays lame 5 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1924 Number 43 i I I versity )lecture: ight Honorable Herbert A. L. Fisher, ,M. P., will lecture on ".Leaders of fishi Liberalism, Gladstone, Morley, Bryce, Asquith, Lloyd George," Fri- ,November 1...…
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… Section Two AJV 4hw 0480atr t an ~~atl Section Two VOL. XXXIV. No. 43. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 PRICE, FIVE CENTS FRENCH ETCHINGS DRAW ART CIRCLES EXPLAINS AND PROCESS OF ETCHING PRINTING USED IN FRANCE EXHIBIT COMES HERE AFTER SUCCESS IN EASTI Artist to Make Tour of Middle West: WIl Return to France 4 Soon "By reviving a movement which started in the 18th century we have begun a work which is meeting with muc...…
… Lwr4k ,47 a t I jj VOLUME 39 PART 2 Editor, Kenneth G. Patrick ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBIIER 11. 1928 Business Manager, Edward L. Hulsel NUMBER 43 U U FM W 0 (The Lafayette) 4 . q. ,y I Not a Brown Derby in the Group-This picture shows that there are two sides to the political question. These are the charming officers of the Smith League for Alfred U. "Smith. 'Left to right: First Row-Margaret Johnson, Kansas City, Mo.; Ar...…
…AGE TENTHE MICH-IGAN DAILY -- )ANOEBE 1,1 DAY, NOVEMBER 11, 192 disguisted flivyver owners d~ the huge sign ouitsidle Day ,. Iwhzich says, "Xlhefe the We; THIS E~jv'ANY HING .1 ( Thefirst of the contesting; rived here at 11 o'clock Sir __ __ -- - ------__ __-__ __ _-__ __ _ __ _ __ and the last one at 4:3 Imorning. LETTER TELS OF /41 (Continued fr om lP z f > .there by lhuge mKS Sof in _.t lack smoke. Only the stopped at all sides, camne th...…
… 4 rt I' l J I rIDI Where Young and Beautiful Girls Study Old and Beautiful Books- The tower of the library of Vassar Col- lege at Poughkeepsie, New York. (Underwood and Underwood) ?I He Says He Was Hit With a Sky-Rocket - And he sticks to the story. This is Forrest (Jap) Douds, tackle of Wash- ington and Jefferson, who recently had his upper jawbone broken in an odd accident. This special mask and helmet was de- signed by Andy Kerr,...…
…4 SUJNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE THEA TERS ~think of matrimony. The boy's fatherEal T le tO t- children must mrybfr they can Actress Related, (Continued from Page Nine) I inherit his several miillion dollar for-____ which was printed exclusively in h~er tune. Tom's lrothCr and s; ter; fiiA( (Continued from Page Nine) father's newspaper. Scandal-and a! little (difficulty in choosing mates, lint" ,~newspaper reporter - p...…
… I r I \ Smith Girls Mix in Politics-Here we have the officers of the Smith Republican Club. Left to right, first row: Mary Barr, Joliet, Ill.; Caroline Mowry. Englewood, N. J.; Wilhelmina Schoellkopf, Buffalo, N. Y.; Second row: Jane Gilmore, Maplewood, N. J.; Fanny Curtis, Boston, Mass. (Eric Stahlberg) Flaming Youth Going to the Dogs-Certainly a plot for Percy Marks may be found at the University of Cincinnati where unruly freshm...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MUSIC AND MUSICIANS I Verdi's Re(gilem Mas The Detroit Symphony orchestra the Detroit Symphony choir and a quartet of distinguished soloists, un- der the direction of Mr. Gabrilowitsch.I will give the second Detroit perform- ance of Verdi's Requiem Mass in hon- or of Alessandro Manzoni, at 8:30 o'clock tonight in Orchestra hall. The work, which is. one of the greatest masses ever written, will be given in honor o...…
…I The Rope That Tied Up Broadway Traffic-The Sophomores at Columbia (it's a college) dragged the Freshmen out into Broadway, thereby adding to Mayor Walker's traffic problem. (Pacific and Atlantic) 'I (Above) ALTHEA BAINBRIDGE enjoys the thrills of her first air trip as furnished by Pilot R. S. Fogg. Her charming smile is unmarred by cloudy teeth-thanks to Pepsodent. Blame Film for Cloudy Teeth -for serious tooth and gum disorders. Remove ...…
…SUNDAY.MAGAZINE ANN ARHOI, MIG&N, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 MASTERS AND MEN A Useless Disuxssion I- DONALD E. L SNYDER gether with most modern American At an institution similar -to the one literature offers a counter tendency in which We find oursel es,>a student here is the finger of God, a flash of we might admit Dante's Inferno, the that will never be classed as either feels himself assailed by a scitilat- the Will than can." The ninth sym...…
…PAOE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 De Pachmann----Chopineer ORLANDO BEEDE If a child prodigy is made to per- the psychology student in discovering form before large audiences, then why the subject of de Pachmann's thoughts, should not a valuable gentleman do and also it is helpful to the student the same? One overlooks little faults of interpretation in realzig the pi- in the child's presentation and inter- anist's total...…
… SUNDAY,;NOVEMBER 11, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIRE genius is prone to rest after hours tion of conscious inhibition. A true of breathless labor, and to gaze back genius rises casily and naturally above upon the creation before hins. Often the distraction of the petty, biased, he is startled by its splendor, amazed conscious mind. The other, the less by its perfection. It seems a thing fortunate must in some way destroy strangely apart fro...…
…tAQX FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SVN AY, new life and hope to socal and relig- Houghton and " 'Op-'o-My-Thumb" by ions workers." The audience with somebody else. The casts, I under- few exceptions was composed entire- stand, will include Phylis Turnbull, ly of delinquents, mental, moral, and Mattie Proudfoot, Christine Addison, physical, and of course they fervent- Donald Snyder, Rhea Schlaak, Vera P ly grasped "with hope and faith the Katz, O. L....…
…Y ' BER It, 1 .. THE MICHICAN DAILY rivz To Read or Not to cad Book Reviews Bradford March, youngest son of viks, or real radicals of any sort. er' were to be abandoned in favor of R DELL DISCUSSES Andrew, was at once a practical hand Rather, they were serious, kindly fol 'Pen' and 'Brad'. MARRIAGE and a dreamer. He fell in love with a of the sort that read, and even con- girl . who ' was working her way tribute to, the New Republic and the Ja...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 crt Frost at his lightest. Mere music ing of Russian literature as intensely of words does not make good poetry. gloomy. The better-known Chekov I can see nothing but childishness in leaves us with a sense of futility. Hjow could life annoy me Dostievski with the melancholy mor- Any more? bidness of existence. Chekov is a so of the eighties, when surrounding Life: a lighted window life w...…
… SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVNtl' MASTERS AND MEN are prototypes of all such persons There are innumerable artists who I BOOK REVIEWS (Continued from Page One) everywhere in the world.' (onvtmimisditr" Dges not all weei h never hoped to be universally under- (Continued from Page Six) drama present."the otset ahly To make this interpretation entirely stood nor wished to be-Baudelaire, country. A slender volumn of sho...…
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