…ESTABLISHED 1890 rw 14P4UJ LiUAV MEMBER ASSOCIATED'. PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 40 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENT, ------- REPUBLICANS EXPECT INCLUSION OFFRAZER TO STRENGTHEN PARTY BORAH CALLS ON . 0. P. CHIEFS TO REIlNSTATE BANISHED SENATOR JOURNALISTS DEPLORE CRIME FEATURE AS EVIL INFLUENCE, OLD GUARD INDIFFERENT 4 Vote Of North Dakota Senator Needed By Republicans In Orga...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMl ENI 12, 1926 ........... MANY 'U"'I BWNi FELLOWSHIPS FOR EUROPEAN STUDY i Daily Heads Will Go rar'IIIT~~~rP: AVAILABLE TO ADVANCED STUDENTS~T rs oges BY UNION rIACIL!6IILs Fellowships for advanced study in general subjects and inhs w Fra ce nd erm ny are avalabevial field, Is necessary. Representatives of The Michig'a'n 'Ti !ifor 1927-28 according to information Tli'A necric~an-"Germnan Student e...…
…FIiDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?KGE THREI* NEWSPAI PERS FEATURE CRIM E JIresults in mating w heroic, dramatic, elements of human life and as such isF As a typical example of some of the the editor of the World decided upon I lation. TI clever and resourceful exhibit out of demanded by the public. problems confronting editors when a compromise, the result of which i modern n U N E A LY A S R Ma criminal, would be eliminated." M...…
…PAGEI FOUR THDE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NO0VEMBER' 12, 1 _' PublIished every m1-orning 'except Monday duringth11e l:Iliversity year by the Board mi} Controli of Stiudent 'Publications. 1 A11C 'urs of Western Conference Editorial 'ihI Associated Press is exclusively en- titled t the use for republic'ation of all news dis at,'hes credited to it or not otherwise rc. ei;.(d in this piaper and the local news pub- li-!ed thereint. Entered, at ...…
…FRIDAY, NOVEMI3ER 12, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY fv) j X16 VA X M 0 m mne Akin a rwn C' 'i JUI IUfo MU o L~Ufl i SUPPORTATHLETICS To use the mind intelligently, a sound well-trained body is one of the essentials. To support athletics iby participation and by Fresunei Succumb to J rs b attendanceat contests is an ob- ' Pesina nccz11l l Julos y ioswyf bringing about such Score of 3-1; One Goal training. Not all students, how- Defeats Sop...…
…PACE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBERt 12, 1926 WWA s ...................... 04 N A I- __ -f N E I -41 OF .... ........ N Mill lill Mill it 4 Oak r .. ..- WOLVERINES IP Michi n Vill hold Light Drill in Giantit orseshoe Stadiu This Afternoon TO STAY IN COLUMBUS Michigan's entire foaball squad of 35 men and all the coaches except Kipke, who will scout Minnesotas game with Butler, left at 9:09 last night for Colum...…
…-FRIDJAY, NOV ILMBER l12, 1926 THE-I MICHIGAN DAILY f ...,,... .9.4..,..,,R ~,., .....:.,a..,. SOPHOMORES Who ,have paid $10 toward a life membership will be credited with '$10a more from this Fall's tuition toward that membership ; Who are fully paid Life members will be refunded $10 from this Fall's tuition ; Who have signed no life membership pledge will be given $10 credit toward such a pledge from this Fall's tuition; PROVIDED, the amen...…
… THF. ICHIAN DIT YFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 194~ D A ILY OFF I CIA L B UL LE TIN Publication in the Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Piresident until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdays). Volume VII FRH)AY NOVE2WBER 12, i92( Number 49 - Examinations for the Phillips Scholarships in Latin and Greek will be held as toHow: Creek: al tw > o'clo k Friday atternoon, November 19...…
…EXTRA - - -.d ittan at l EXTRA VOL. XXXVIII, No. 47. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1927 EIGHT PAGES I Middies Are B By Deceptive M Attack Early Il LLOYD RUNS ENTIRE LENGTH OF FIELD FOR FIRST NAVY SCORE WIND HINDERS PUNTS RICH AND MILLER BEAR BRUNT OF WOLVERINE ATTACK AGAINST INVADING MIDSHIPMEN BY HERBERT E. VEDDER NEW STADIUM FIELD, Nov. 12-Michigan's fighting Wolver- ine clan swept over the crew manning th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TITRD '' NEW OISCLOSUREMAYHOBSBACK.AFT] RISUIT INEXPEDITION' R S L ICONVICTION Prof. William H. Hobbs, head of the ____ geology department, and sponsor and I edrof two meteorological expedi- GIraued J1ury CotiulM xinimE. lxINtiori Of Itions to southwestern Greenland, re- Aet~~l~s O %)pratp,. hi turned yesterday to Ann Arbor from $hadlowting Or il Inrors his second trip to Greenland. Profes-I sor Hobbs has been absent from ...…
…UR1)AY, NOVEbiVB1t 12, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ILLINOIS ANDCIAO TO BATTLET URBANA Illinii And14 1111'oonis ill )I(M4 Todaly I,11 3'-IIrty'ecofd (xanie BetweenI TilelvQTo Soiools INDIANS FkAR STAGGMEN (Special to The lDaily) URBANA, Nov. 11.-Foor the thirty- second time since 1892, the Chicago and Illinois footb~all teams meet to- day inl the Illois stadium in the an- nual D~ad's Day g1amea, the final home a pipeara nce of the Fighting IlMini...…
…r____ -'U___ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATIT TZDA DAILY OF[I CIAL' BULL*ETIN Publicationin the Bulletin is constructiive 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.) HELICOPTER IS SNAPPED IN FLIGHT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12.! _ _ _ ?t i )Ct b r 46. Fall Games: With the consent of the Deans of their respective cclleges, Freshmen and Sophomores in the Colleges of Li...…
…0 )ESTABLISHED A 890 . Y~g Air at MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS #1 VOL. XXXVIII, No. 47. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1927 EIGHT PAGES COACH W1EMAN TALKS OVER J IN FOURTH RADIO NIGHT PROGRAM RADO LISTENERS HEAR STORY OF WOLVERINES TEAM FROM INSIDE GIVES PLAYERS' HISTORIES Calls Oosterbaan Greatest All-Around Athlete In CoUegiate Competition Today Speaking on the fourth Michigan Night radio program broadcas't through WWJ, the...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN D)AIL Y ............. . .. ............. .......... .... kljixl. iNklvj:dlTlujulv LQ, 4ogol DEAN DANA CONSoUT W IT H A D V IS O R Y G R OUr. Cot 111 W (;A s s P s n Wverk AndI I'ropoi.edi Projects.. FAVOR M'S WEENEY BILL Samuel T. Dana, dean of the School of Forestry and (onservation returned Thiursdaty from Madison, Wis., where] hie attendieda meeting of the adlvisoryI c (-)ncil of thle Grealt LIkesExperiment' stat...…
…SATURDAY, NOVEMBElt 12, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGIE TR EE ............... . . .. . .... HOBBS RELATES PROGRESS OF_'GREENLANDEXPEDITION (Continued from Page One) mit was found a lake of delicious water. Work was begun at once on with a wind velocity of 81 miles an moving the necessary materials to C r f { I t x danger to the shack is fire, on ac- location in order to measure the ceunt of the quantities of gasoline movement of the glaci...…
…PAGE ~FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY lz; XTTRDAY. NOVEMI'M 121 1127 THF MIre.CHICAN uTh AITY s~. 4 YU Published every morning cxcept Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Cnference Editorial :association The Associated Press is exclusively en- tiled 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...…
…SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1927 w *rmr. MTrHTC.AN DAILY SATRDA. NVEMER 2. 92 TTW MCTMOW&I TAM== .x CHRYSANTHEMUMS TO BE SOLD BY LEAGUE Undergraduate Committee To Sell Both Small Corsages And Large "Mums" At Booths TO HAVE PARKING SPACE Today the Women's league will again sell chrysanthemums for the benefit of the building fund and again the sale will be in charge of the Undergraduate Campaign commit~tee of the league. Two weeks ago the idea ...…
… PA I'UlS 1X THE MICHIGAN DAILY :r'ATI AlDAY. NOVEMBER' 12". 192t TI-IFMTvI-TCIANalATT i, L i YEARLING GRID EN INI FROM PHYSICAL_ E ELEVE WHEELER PLAYS MI9ar i r P 3 A arriers ELI'S FRONTI TEAM WINS,13 To 0 Freslinan Oridders Displiy Brlillant Aerial Attack To IDefeat Opponents Yesterday SCORE IN SECOND HALF Compete In LINE OF A T TACK AND DEFENSE Triangular IEPRINCETONYIALE TILT IS EASTERN FEATURE Unprecedented Interest Is Evide...…
…SfT1LANOVEIVBII3 12, 1927 TJ1E. MICHIGAN DAILY YIA(Il SkVFN. W '. .Ri' . - -a-- _ _ _. ILLINOIS AND CHICAiG TO BATTLEAT URBANA Illiiii And Maroow, lilI Meet Today In Tli irty-Second Ga:ime Betweenii The Twvo Selools INDIANS FEAR STAGGME N VALE WILL MISS HNM '(ri4fourth. period, ,jtaflding behlind his CHICAGO. -- Captain will play I a A eII goal line hie at tenpt ed to pnil, against captain at the center' positions a afeats SO-. 11. ouS...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATT Y S TTIItDA. . *,)VT,:lTBE , 12. 1927 A l; W lY;;tit C M fAT ?Ar' TAX'Xff'r1 1V'?-- ....' *..4 . L/('(I4 (**..* l* L I DAILY OFIFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is cor.structive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday.) .,..,...,.r SATUWXYNOVEMBER 12. N ninber 46. With the consent o the Deans of their respective colle...…
… JTAUS:~ IC 4. aij MBE 1 PRESS ASOIAE VOL. XL, NO. 38. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS President Declares Students Must Follow Dictates of Common Good. PARENTS R E S P ONSIBLE ARCHITECTI SKETCHES DORMITORY TO BE EkECTED ON PALMER FIELD PRESIDENT HOOVERl LEADS OBSERVANCE Of ARMISTICE DAY' Dignified Ceremonies Promoted at Unknown Soldier Tomb Fletcher Dormitory Undesirable in Many Re...…
…~THE MICHIGAN DAILY TrUE;SIAY, NOVE~MBER 12, WORE LIES BEHIN PROGRESS OF MAN, REV. MIER SAYS .1 Privilege of Struggle Is Man's Ureates Asset_ State - Greatest Asset, States Minister. TALKS AT CONVOCATION Wtte reek Pastor Says World Has Spiritual Hunger Aind Moral Complexity. Struggle for spiritual things is the foremost privilege of man, the Rev. Carleton Brooks Miller told the audience of University students and Ann Arbor townspeop...…
…THE MJ~1CHICAN DAILY " - - a a u a "3' RT' ||| RUSSlAN W O4IEN BUILD AIRPL AN ES 0 'O SPEED GOVERNMENT'S OUTPUT R lull lo rlM A TV AT \ION. J. T otten A ppointed "N lEnvoy to Africa 8IfPAc!BIr~ HIO~ S R w.E N ,.4 XVILL IIULU UI L II EXHIBIT THURSDAY!; Art Association Will Inaugurate: Seventh Annual Show This Week. 400 GET INVITATIONS Exhibition to Continue Through I Until Nov. 29, According to Vice President. With an initial showing f...…
…+, THE MICHIGAN DAILY -basis for the discontinuance of the ,, e----- ,j , ,, " - futile and ulnedzfying town-and- f Published every morning except Moiday ,gown squabble. y e fondly hope ' Control o Stide P l at B a, that a more co-operative spirit will r g ,,,--- TMember of Western Ccnferen4'e f itorial result not only with regard to the iiE Association- landladies' real estate investments uIG The Associated Press is exclusively entitled...…
…THE MJCH1CAND7~ILY! PAG! r" IvP I,, f n __w_.. .._ ... .., ... _. .. __._ . ,.._...,,..,. a. ._._.. RUSSIAN TEA ROOM IN LEAGUE BUILDING! OPENS WEDNESDAY Members of Mortarboard Acting as Waitresses Will Serve Guests Weekly.' Studt nts' Happintess eansig Problem LILTY ME to Elizabeth De Vol1 Graciousness of manner and a faculty of making people feel at ---- ease makes Elizabeth De Vol, famil- Tea, Lectuires and Card Parties l arly known...…
…S..THE MICHIAN. DAILY HUDSON LOST TO WOLVERINES FOR GOPHER GAME BIG HALiFBAC MA BE OUTF YEAR Varsity Goes Through Signals in Preparation for Spearsmen. " P _ RESERVES SCRIMMAGE Roy Hudson, 200 pound halfback, whose 15 yard run against Harvardi last Saturday put the ball in im-I mediate scoring position early in the second quarter, will not play against Minnesota Coach Kipke an- nounced yesterday. Two cracked ribs and a pulled cartilage...…
… 'AC. E E IEN rrrwr srrrwr r -THE MICHIGAN. DAILY PAGE SEVEN SEVEN TEAMS ARE SThiI I IINflFFATfl Sidelne Chatte By Edward Warner, Sports Editor. Hudson Ltst for Game tlolves will be given a head iAR RIERS PREPARINi FOR L A S S I F I E period of drill in oardor to add Mm~i - ' Eu .. WithMin sota SEXTdEeATWnesota to their last of victims. EX'I' J LEI AF X'ISCONSIN C ADVERTISING cContinued from Page 6 The Varsity reserve team which Continue...…
…PAGE EIGHT - Publication in the Bulletin is construcbive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. in. Saturday) TH. EICHIGAN DAILY it Physics Colloquium: H. C. Roys will speak on "The Imperfections of' Crystal and J, D. Hanawalt willspeak on "The Effect of Hydrogen on the .-:day Absorptilca- Edlge of Paiiadium it I oinm 3i4l Ea ct Phyic-s Sieairdmg at 41h p. m Alph...…
