…I r LitP 4aitil MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I ,. ... ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 14, 1928 EIGHT P TO CONDUCT lAY CAMPAIGN B S C IPCTION VARSITY GRID TEAM TO BE FETED IN ANNUAL CELEBRATION AT UNION INSTALLED ND OF AL PLAN OF BOOK stries Of Michigan ie For Yearbook Of Seniors As Plans were announced yesterday for the annual football banquet tol be held at 6:15 o'clock Tuesday, Nov. 27, in the ballroom of the Union, acc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY NUIOY Fr M I 11!111 LV ZU atlU UlliI hTIUl SKELEON FNDINS OF AMERICANWOTWST iARVA D PROFESSOR TRACES POJQLAL~TIN CHANGES BY BONE DISEASES PE:'Ad I LICSINSPECTED SAi: atologst Investigates Skeletons Of Asatic Civilzations Dating From 8O0 A. D. A new kind of history of the American southwest, one taken from the study of human bones cpvritig 1,00 years time,. is eing written at Harvard by Dr. rnest A Hoten.. te i...…
…MBER, 14, 1928 T E IMICHIGAN DAILY SCHOOL OF1EDUCATION PRESIDENT-ELECTHOOVER PLANS SOUTHAMERICAN TOUR i cultural Experiment station recent- Illinois had possession of t] DEAN DANA RE U S lypublished a summary of "Forest'tegetrpr Zteg Insurance and Its Application inthgraeprrotegr Michigan" in which they predicted Butler battled desperately Ithatin the future realization of every Illinois attempt to sco the value of insurance on Michigan l...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. I 4igan Ilatin Published every morning except Monday ring the University year by the Board in ontrol of Student Publications. Member of Western Confirence Editorial Isociation. . The Associated Press is exclusively en- led to the use for republication of all news 'spatches credited to it or not otherwise edited in this papertand the local news pub- hed herein. Entered at the postofice at Ann Arbor, icigan, as second ...…
…R,14,19292 8 HEMICHIGAN DAILY ! ABEMM WVAVA M' KwA w marts zs- COMMITTEE MEMBES W. A. A. MEETS WITH SUCCESS IN .LFIRST DAYS OF MEMBERSHIP DRIVE SENIU DETIN LEAD mlhItwI A Rl 211A U U I f t 3# 'E I _ S_'11 t- K 11 .5 n n A Eu 1iMore than seventy women had W OlIN UN LANS 'joined W. A. A. during the first two PAN HELLENIC BALL UNLIMITED SALE OF TICKETS TO BE MADE IN HOUSES THIS YEAR DECORATIONS ORDERED Programs For The. Ball Will Distr...…
…---THE MICHIGAN DAILY A I k TY ELEVEN R A TIUES MPUM" TIR A D PASS i I WOLVERINE REGULARS Yearling Gridders Anj4px Inter- Class Football Crown T 111111l li-F illll !!1l111111t1 1!l1 1111 1 !1!1l1111111111iill!!!11111 Q111 !lllny TAKE LIGHTWORKOUT, 7 W Hold LGongRIunting Drill With BackTS G R I DIATTSOPHOMRES Catching Kicks; Hughes Forks S. At PlaceKicking = By Morris Quinn 7 ---- 1l11itlll'illltllit11111111 11111 !lllll11111...…
…, 1928 THE MICHIAN DAILY . . ...... .. . - age Squad Move FU LE TTER WINNERS ELIGIBLE FOR SERVICE' Chapman And Rose Go Through Early Work; McCoy And Orwig On Grid Squadt n O0 u SWIMMERS NOTICE ... F rt i All- members of the Varsity, reserve, and freshman swim- ming teams will report at 4 ( o'clock this afternoon in the ( locker room at the new Iitra- mural building for an impor- tant meeting. nc i I i i i -0 of "B" TEAM MEN AVAIL...…
…THE MICHIGAN IDAIL a r, DAIL0Y OFFICIALBULLETIN 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. m. Saturday.) THMCHGA DL :1 SENATE GAVEL TO BE PRESENTED TO CURTIS BY CHARLES G. DAWES a Vol. 39 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 14, 1928 No. 45. University Lecture: Mr. J. J. Mallon, Warden of Toynbee Hall, London, England, will spea...…
…0 E.STABLISHED 189 ICr t 4 tt MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 40. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGES PRICEFIVE.ENT DELE GATES GATHER TODAY FOR ANNUAL PRESS CONVENTION1 Sigma Delta Chi, Theta Sigma Phi, Journalism Dep't Sponsor Meeting. !' i OTTO SCHILLER IS CREATOR OF SCENERY OF ,MERRIE-GO-ROUND' EXPECT 250 EiLiLEGAT'IS High School Students From State Will Assemble ...…
…'' GE TWO TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY FEBRUARY 11TO014 SET FOR SIXTEENTH ENICINEEING 46MEET HooverI Honors War Dead on Date of Eleventh Anniversary jJJI TTAU of Armistice by Laying Wreath on Tomb of Unknown Soldier T IAN EXHIRIT /I Screen Reflections I Blamnes tio" Contemp6rary Civiliza- for Meehnization of Modern Life. Ann Arbor Visit Anuth by TRIBALC By he end+ more than 30 have visited V seum on the University Mu an exhibit of i 1XPE...…
…:BTU 14, i )29 R _ ps; _.4, y TT-ate a~a tCWNM.a . A t ...',.d% .Vr aCCU .. - i; i DROWN ANNOUNCES Seven Arkansas Grid Stars Are Regularly Professor Brumm Discusses Work of Press E oe oAdFa et e i l ire nwSri i Fire Fighters Employed to Aid FayetereFghesConvention; Considers Plans for In stitute IILJULId VI vvUiiy ON AVIATION FUELS Paper in Associated Technical Society Review Outlines Research. NATURALINE WAS USED! L Prof. John L . B...…
…PAG FOTI T14P M~TrPUTr.AN nPAILY J4113..L 1*V V Pr - t-1 1V1 1 + I . 61 " i' L/"$ a. A wih rwill "Interfere in ayway 10 U~ti ~R4~tp Da~g~ ' O '~ OLL I Music And Drama{ Pubished every morning except Monjay duties of pledges, or which will in- T___________D_ during the Univ ersity year by the Board rdi i I - Q-0 Control of Student Publcations. volve any physical or nervously ex-i M~ember of Western Conerence Editorial hausting task." TNIGH'T...…
…Y, NOVE~MBER 14, 1920 THEIF.MICIGcAN DAII.Y I V l'- 4.. V ._ E.X f9 A ,L S ! -'s A=k. .®.ItM1I. HUTH uiiurmSNOE WOMEN FLYERS PREPARE FOR ENDURANCE REFUELING' OF- STUDENT BODYy1A SELFC-G ONMEINT' rES BZAAR COMMITTE'W OTMEN VOTERS TEnnTi nnnrr' HOLD COUNCIIrn~ nn~rp ILI Prsident Expresses Opinion onSefGvrmnBfoe; Weozczx's Meeting.I SUGGESTS EXPERIMENT? Trial by Group of Students Field i - Responsible to UniversityF Js Advised. #"St...…
…T H F- - I'vi-TIC"' H I-G AN- A I L Y. 1' iURISD iY, 3VVUL ilritSttitC I4, i:+ y TT._.-, _.. aasi. aM- a .- TavCY aNv Dc xaI u ah ., ..., .:~ 4, 92 ENTRAIN FORMINNESO0TA THIS AFTERNOON. A : .. . MINNESOTA F UL B C N F V4OE FU I E E WHO1 ARE CHIEF OBSTACLES .CNFRNTING MICHIGAN! ___ BIG TEN STANDINGS W. L. T. Pet. Purdue ..... 3 0 0 1.000 Northwest~rn ..3 1 0 .750 Minnesota.....2 1 0 .667 lowa.......21 1 .667 Ohioa State....2 1 1 .66...…
…S THI~ M LCH IC DMLY oQach Philbin Has Hundred Ien Wokig Out With Glpves Each Day. - HAS MANY GOOD BOXE RS The boxing season has been very successful so far thisredear ith least 60 working ouit aV the In- tramural building every day arnd 50 freshmen at Watermnan Gym. The classes are free and anyone that wishcs to try out for their c]ass team should report to Coach Le, Philbin at the Intramural building on Monday, Wednesday, and Fri- dayr ...…
…r TH-EF.MICIGAN DI) L Y A A A-A N-X 1-13, 1 1 I-IF If F 11h DUTrRPIC~CStudent's Journalistic Johnisoni Mentioned [UU,~ I~fUIIi Club Changes Pr ognam -as Chinese Mints ii r UNIFaculty Men RepI1ac Outsidcrs__________ H IT1 s Speakers in Future 10 SIG STODIYGroup Sessions. S9TUH09Y~jMemnbers o the faculty wl d 3tr War Department Head Undergjoes Operation Scc'y Good, Stricken Tuesday, Night. Rushed to Walter Reed Hospital. THURSDAY, NOVEM...…
