…s ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1923 PA l LODEN IN FAVR OF REORGANIlZATlN IN GOVERNMENT! FORMER GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS! ADRESSES LARGE AUDIENCE IN HILL AUDITORIUM - (a TO DECLARES HEADS ARE SWAMPED BY DETAILS Program Be- of State President of Nation Receives Amount of 'Iinor Workt Says Speaker Vast Foxy Fellow Foils Frosh Doubtless taking advantage of the new anti-violence regime put into ef- feet by the Student council...…
…tLINl 1TODA Uol ,e to iarruice, will delver a in- EQ jiversity lecture at 4:l5 o'clock, Mon- ;; day afternoon, Oct 22, in the Natural Science auditorium. M. Moret is an, Egyptologist of international stand-! sUrge ug and wil:peak in French on some atnsphaoe of the history or civilization of as Mgypt althouigh his exact subject has i not beemanounced. n' tl~i Lo, comes under the auspices of the a ve ii ot ,ercle Francais. 1 " ~ AVOO SEK Mo're...…
…THE MICHIGAN -DAILX ,s ad- 26, a.t 11 pro- ures is tee inj being' of 'the e, andr fast wil tak~e place at 6:30 o'clock inI o'colck Monday evening in the parlors gir the morning at Wesley hall. Installa-; of Barbour gymnasium. cIa tion a~nd full initiation will be held at an( 'o'clock in the. afternoon at WEesleyj Senior society will m~eet at 7:30 to hall and a formal dinner will follow o'clock Monday evening, at Betsy far- of at Barton :d...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . I rence is exclus blication of t or n't 3 the local! he pogtoffice at An econd class matter. by carrier, $3.50; Arbor Press I Wi orial, 2414 and UntiOflS not Cs C conmiuicants w~ k body. The Ioal en roll men ( 0 E \wT r- o ~ IA ih i s about e t.housan3d studen ts and mre than eight hundred of this one thousand have acccmpaflied the .ght- mug team to' Ann Arbor to w:tness the game with Michigan. ondai When two thir...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY w to koko ho '0 w w ho%*,40%0%OW406% ------------ wM/% M THE MARKET PAGE , - - I .....ww ------- ,.O.w- LA " h w w -, - 60%w*s%0p%0% un+ THE SCHULTZ GROCERY THE HOME OF PURE FOODS 114-16 E. WASHINGTON PHONES 326-328-327 SATISFACTION I' I lk. __ ,, o Until You Have Tried Q A L I T A Few Old Bill.Spud Says:E "When you bud from a concern which has an enviable reputation that R it has established by yea...…
…t tIE MICHIGAN DAILY- F ., 9' Y7 %"Wwolw - ,. r , '¢ r. Em L S Aff MER EL M AG IN WINS FO,-R ;~iz On odw) y''s Gidi ro Card hl BI;QIXEUP' REAKI NG )NWD SEES T xkie Wayid't71.0 f, C Oct. 12.-.-(By A.)- it may seem, in a lie: Stengel-"Casey, the re the New York Gig .h a home-run drive the recoil' time inl ecord breaing, woc watched the stru gs to0 Righ;lt Icldl he ball into the ri s at the Yankee stadL Ii inning, Steng~ol's b...…
… FOR RENT SUITE TO RENT on second floor. No smoking. 1333 Volland. 637-R. C Terrace Garden dandruff? Stop it! Appointments evening if made day before. Older ladies given special attention, Hours unless by special appointment from 10 to 6. Work guaranteed by one who has studied medical as well as manip- ulatory beauty culture. MADAME E. S. ANDERSON, I 21 Wuerth Arcade. ag-t '' 510 First Nat'l.Bank Bldg. Phones: Office 1636; Res. 2451 Hou...…
…ling at the Perry school are i niners class in English, acco: Screen-Today i I -1 Arcade-"Enemie3 of Women," Lionel Barrymore. e held Monday after- Library. John IL Effinger. 1i Majestic-Viola Dana in "Roug- ed Lips." v. 16, the sconsing Come AFTER THE GAME to Wuerth -- "Down to the Sea in Ships," Orpheum-"Fools and Riches." Prekette' S 10 James. Stage-This Week SUGAR BOWL, [.0 1 Witney-May Robson in - the "Rejuvenatio...…
…A6V Ar ficit % X m q kTI Extr VOL. XXXIV. No. 18 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1923 PRICE, FIVE ANKO TIE SE IES. WIN FO R } SCORE BY QUARTERS AGAINST YOSTMEN MICHIGAN 1st 2nd 3 3rd 4th FINAL 0 E PASS IN FIRST QUARTER, STEGER TO UTERITZ, GOOD FOR 40 YARDS BLOTT OPENS SCORING WITH PACEMENT KICK Teams Practically Deadlocked Three Quarters in Fierce Struggle For By Ralph N. Byers Sporting Editor Ferry Field, Oct.. 1...…
… the competition this morning. About WILL OLD 12 women will be picked from this WILL OLD CMBINE try-out and they will meet for the last ;~elimination try-out Saturday, Oct. 20, 1,99E THBUTT009' ,when the final team will be selected. DEBATIHYOT TD~ At the meeting this morning the try- TWELVE WOMIEN TO BIE PI CKE )1 speech on the Towner-Sterling bill. TO (COiTIzE'1' FOR F'INAL ? Staff members of the public speaking PLACES department will be the ...…
…"'_#.''""_____ ^x":_'_ .:___saxe_______________c:,.._: v ..,. 4. P a:. '. $ a 4. '.i . ui.ip ai° " . , fast will take place at 6:301 oclock in ocolck Monday evening 'in the" parlors (girls with the -highest .scres in the ........ ~h~l thhIh~e morniing at Wesle~y hall. Igatalla- of Barbour .gmnasiumi. casswl eenee nti o test Mgtion and full initiation will be held at aldrvlyfolh oos sepce y eno scit mllmetatI o'clock in the afternoon at Wesley ...…
…'I'CE MICHIGAN DAILY S ATU] THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATU. ___ 1 i AT THE THE ATERS Night_ Classes Begin. at Perry School jto Miss Carrie Dicken, principal. The More than half of the 118 pupils who majority of the students are Germans, enrolled at night school last Monday with the Swedes second in number. evening at the Perfy school arein the, The night school is open every Mon- beginners class in English, according day, Wednesday, and Fr...…
