… _,, l y1 Calkins Drug Co. Two Stores It is by no means presumpt- uous on our part to say that ::' a~ 324 So. State and 1123 So.University Ave. Whitman's Candies suit more people than any other make. - /r w 1 Smart rthes ' . fTi are the best clothes made, - r d because we are sincere in our belief that human minds and hands cannot design and tailor better clothes to meet 4 your needs. Undenscbmidt, Apfel & Cep 209 S. Main St The Stein-F ...…
… -OVER'S for WOMEN in demand for Winter Tramping a ,Ii L"YNDON 719 N.- Urvcr.ity THE ONE PHOTOGRAPHER' Who delivers the Goods and has been delivering them for 12 years right here among Michigan Students The n Cylo edia popular Pattern Pictured s in Black and Brown skin and black kid skin. ber or leather soles. Priced $4.50 to $7.00 _. /'' 4 4 D i O b O O tt4 ,U 1ti f r naoc ruax tis, .w: , Kodak& amid Rvipplies G zar-an __cedF ,Han ...…
… ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, .Y, NOVEMBER 14, EET TO OPEN meiin nniiir A lIentoivn Iloys to Varsity at PennA w arm To- rui u un Banquet at Lane Hall Begins paign 'n Campus for $2,,000 the Aid Prisoners of War IVL Cam- to Editor, The Michigan Daily: Congratulations to team and coach. We are happ Michigan men will go to Philadelphia Saturday for gan companies team, will march in. Pardee on field furn section to beat Pennsy. Must have band. Get b...…
…all right.' amenI r I; CRITICISES AUTHORITIES SAYS THAT USE OF AUDITORIUM SHOULD HAVE BEEN EXTENDED TO DR. CONWELL Editor, Michigan Daily: After listening to Dr. Conwell's splendid lecture at the Methodist church on Sunday night, it seems un- warrantable that it should have been made impossible for every student and young man and woman in town to hear him. Also after his rather touching reference to his former pleasure in speaking in the "g...…
…6* ':. IU blot BATTLE x* I* CHEER S, THEY DE. IT * * $4.50 & Co. MAIN STREET Arcade Barber Shop NICKELS ARCADE MODERN & SANITARY Sport Dope Makes Pennsy Game Supreme Chance for National Recognition HOPEFUL OF RESULT, COACHES ARE FAR FROM OPTIMISTIC Yost Holds Post Mortem on Dart- mouth Clash and Points To Penn's 17 First Downs Though far from optimistic over th' chances of Michigan in the Penn game Saturday, the Wolverine player...…
…W1IHA *- SI- I * TODAY " a Harry Lauder at the Garrick. Whitney-Kinsey Komedy Kom- pany in "Little Lost Sister." Majestic-Vaudeville. s :, *- s -Win. Russell in Truth." Also Week- 1* Mason in "Cy Also "Do Child- )ni Moreno and * "A Son of the * tt and Jeff Car- * * Surratt in "The* * " VHITNEY' ner Kids," herald- toon musical corn- TODAY 4:15 o'clock-Victor Horta lectures in room A, Memorial hall on "Cathe- drals and Public Build...…
…_~ ..-- A 1 L LY SNOWV S TODAY 11I rk 5karw atl, ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WII SERVICE No. 38.. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1918. PRICE THREE ANKEES START ROUTINE DUTIES NEAR MOSELLE ERMANS WITHDRAW SLOWLY; ABA DON FRATERNIZATION WITH AMERICANS FFICIALS ESTIMATE U. S. LOSSES AT 100,000 overnment Bases Marine Casualties Under 5,000; Unreported Lists Not to Exceed 30,000 (By the Associated Press) With the America...…
…THE- MICHIGAN DAILY ,, Mtd$iat lat1U AL NEWSPAPER AT THE VERSITY OF MICHIGAN every morning' except Monday university year by the Board in Student Publications. OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ciated Press is exclusively entitled for republication of all news dis- lited to it or not otherwise credited er and also the local news pub- in. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, as second class matter. ions by carrier or mail, $3.50. Ann Arbor Press Buildin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i'1 1 --1 ' -c . . .. .,.r Sle.« . e 1 6 members many of whgm are ex- pert at the Rugby football game. Last Saturday afternoon there was a good turnout for the practice, but there is considerable difficulty in getting the When the' laws meet the medics on men out in the middle of the week. It Saturday in the interdepartmental has been found advisable on this ac- count to discontinue practice until ball game, there wil...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - niamee - -m ANN 7ABOR DAIRY OEL OFCLEANI NESS RN MACHINERY INSTALLED INSURING PURITY OF PRODUCT minus the bacteria and plus .am is to be the product of the n Arbor Dairy which opens its o the public today. isands of dollars worth of the nodern machinery has been in- to furnish Ann Arbor with a roof milk supply. Every effort g made to guarantee absolutely milk. A $50,000 co-operative ants' and farmers' stock com- as organi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ....,. . I HOMES FIND MOST UNINHABITABLE; FOOD AND CLOTHING FROM RED CROSS Paris, Nov. 13.-Carrying their little' bundles of household possessions, the French refugees are returning to their homes in Chateau Thierry and the little French villages around it, to Vaux, Lucy, Belleau and the rest, places now a part of American his- tory. They are coming back to ruins of villages and houses demolished by German or American ar...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NUAL TO APPEAR IN ONE YOLUME NOT TWO E WILL BE INCREASED, BUT PRICE WILL REMAIN SAME he 1919 Michiganensian War rec- will be published in one volume tead of two or three as planned. e signing of the peace terms is the se of the change in plans. he Michiganensian was planned in or three volumes this year be- se it was expected that the per- nel and activities of the University ild change at the end of each term. smuch as all...…
…ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, '1919. PRE S TO PLAN 'Y EXTENSION ve been engaged by the s of the city to draft extension,of the city of FRENCH DELEGATES VISIT UNIVERSITY, FALL CONTESTS TO' PRECEDEBIG GAME SENIOR LITS TO MEET TODAY AT, 3 CHEERS STUDEI ,t + F of New York City, hich will be under ision of Mr. Fred- Mr. Olmsted is a his line and was{ rnment during the eat cities created les and to aid in problems of these Fin...…
…% ..'1 I use for uon men who have already, upon numerous occa- sions, proven -their abilities, it would seem wise to call upon men who have been less active but pos- sess none the less potential talents. They have the privilege of appointing men outside the Coun- cil on committees, The obvious objebtion to this move would lie in the danger of placing responsible work upon inex- perienced shoulders and having it done inefficiently. But by con...…
…n is hard to bloak. Crangle, at is playing his first year in fast any but has already displaced the in of the team, Kopp, and is de- ing into a plunger of ability. The s heavy and fast, with Ingwe a letter winner in three ;sports, f the stars. The loss of Leitch, a tional tackle, has somewhat med the forward wall, but Coach ke is very fprtunate li having substitutes of high class. Illini Plays Studied Illini formations were. again over by the ...…
…Full Program For TNEW UNION HALL Ful Po gamF. TO OPEN TONIGHT Grads from Orient Opening with an informal dance, Dr. Ida Kahn. '96. of China, who the Union assembly hall will be used has been lecturing in Minneapolis, and for the first time Friday and Saturday Dr. Tomo Inuye, '02 of Japan, who of this week. Two hundred tickets Yost E2Lntertains York A t Luncheon Sergt. Alvin C. York, of Tennessee, who spoke Wednesday night at the Methodist chu...…
…tion Dean M. E. Cooley, of the engineer- g college, returned Tuesday evening om a meeting of the American As- )ciation of State Universities. The eeting was held Monday and Tues- ay at Chicago. Dean Cooley attended the conven- on in place of'"President Hutchins ho was prevented from going, by severe cold. Besides Dean Cooley, Unix cons Leland, and Hanchett ity of Michigan, attend- ion, atters of importance d," said Dean Copley, islative mat...…
…S1-M. L vilk~rlik.4'-UNJJ111Nl- J I i I - I-N GOING ON]( .-. .. 1 a it. whil( We stai have this We .e the eare now_"T FRIDAY 10 :00-Junior lit elections in booth in University hail. End at 5 o'clock. 3 :00--Soccer football practice on Fer. ry field. 1 3 :00-Senlior fits meet in room 205, Ma. son hail. *4:00-Tryouts for llichIgan Union orchestra meet in room 308 of 1 Union. Additional tryouts at 7 o'clock. 3 :30-Cosmopolitan~ club meet I...…
…i... SECTION c rt r xti ONE I VOL. XXXI. No. 36. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1920. PRICE FIVE CENTS i SOPHOMORES INTV EENTS FROM YEAE AWARDED UNOC CANE RUSH MOST ATTRACTIVE OF CONTESTS, AND CAUSES HARD FIGHT SOPHS OUTNUMBERED BY OPPONENTS, WIN. No Serious Injuries Reported to Men in Charge of Fall Games Underclass supremacy was fiercely contested yesterday morning in the annual Fall games. By winning two out of the three ...…
…I t 55.4 *wSSi 11.!' 5*\' ..'A aIL 1 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- ity year by the Board in Control pf '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 'redited in this paper andi the local news published therein. Entered at the posto...…
…THE MICH TAN DAILY STUDENT TO SELL-Man. with or ithout selling experience to become asociated locally with big banking istitution Not necessary tohave gad banking or selling experience; re teach you in daily sale. meetings onducted oy trained men and by per- nal assistance working as a junior. ou will start earning at once while arning. $30.00 and more weekly not t all uncommon. Come in and talk over-see what other part time men re doing...…
… ..., . Y J ,*. . .. l L a i ,5" YOSTM EN CONQUER MAR ON ERE (Continued from Page One) The first Michigan score came in three plays which brought the ball from the middle of the field. Steketee circled right end for 15 yards, and then Banks came around the other flank for 20 more, placing the sphere on the 10-yard line. Starting as if- on Xichigan Position Chicago 11 Cappon ..L.E..Strohmeier 3 1 Goet...... L.T.....Jackson 1 Capt Capt. 3 Dun...…
…CE BY QUARTERS - ., v MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1st 0 2nd 7 3rd 4th FINAL 0 0 7 14 OUR SODAS AND SUNDAES ARE THEY GOOD I I'LL SAY THEY ARE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH i -FOR THE HOLIDAYS 0 0 0 Just as .on all other occasions, Randall Port- are the ideal, always welcome gift. Corner State and Liberty INSPiRED, OFFENSE WIN Team Work of Wolverines Baffles the Vaunted Maroon Line for Entire Game BANKS, USHER, STEKETEE AND GOETZ FEATURE IN ATTACK ...…
…i L I %AJAI N Lj 6%1'L I . ..._ i IAILY OFFICI'AL DULLETIN III 1 I I L 1 51 L%.JJ~A ~ L~f~.LLd 5 AT THE THEATERS TODAY UNIVERSITY MEN! Best and saf- ^st place to put your money is with HURON VALLEY BLDG. & SAVINGS kSSO. Dividends never less than 6 per cent. Can withdraw your money ANYTIME and receive 5 per cent from date of investment. Inc. 1891. Under State control. Wm. L. Walz, Pres., H. Ff. Herbst, Sec'y. A. A. Savings Bank Pl...…
…FEATURE SECTION u) UIN L) 1-.1 1 FEATURES THEATRES MUSIC. LITERARY j} "soft 46F ADF *qw at SECTION TWO VOL. XXXI. No. 36 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1920 PRICE FIVE CENV UNION POOL CAN BE CAir M I LETE .i DEPENDS LARGELY UPON SUCCESS OF COMING LIFE MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Officials of Michigan Student Club Declare Alumni Watching uates; Roy D. Chapin, '03, Moving Spirit of TanIk Project Undergrad- (By Barney Darnton) ...…
… K t.IIvi HE I IN ANN ARBOR THIS WEEK I CREEN AND STAGE (By Edwin B. Neiss)' If it is true that variety is the spice f life, the theatrical schedule for this veek should certainly put pepper into nost of us. Comedy and farce, super-. .rama, melodrama, and every other :ind of drama are posted on the vari- us bills. Louise Glaum, who used to be that hocking siren and who is still envel- ped in a vampire aroma, plays at the vaejstic t...…
…JLY L 'rsity extension Service Offered to. ]'ichigan Cities colleges. The courses are divided into three groups: free lecture courses, lectures in series, and ex- sion courses for University credit. Three hundred of the free extension lectures are giyen each year. Last year there were 1,000 applications for the 300 lectures. Applications are filled in the order in which they are received. A great variety of topics is given in the list o...…
…THE MICH] SAN DAILY T H E M IC 111M1111M1110 AN iAii 1Ml11IlnnRD I LYnM1 r Isn 't The . )nly Thing They Use InChem Lab cge Quantities of Materials of All Kinds Demanded for Instruction, All Made in America (By H. W. Vahlteich) Eight hundred fifty gallons of wa- a day-seven days a week-are ng distilled here at Michigan in the emistry building alone," declares R. E. Esslinger, accountant in the Iding. And who uses all that water?" he s as...…
…THE WEATHER RAIN OR SNOW TODPAY L Ar amopp, tl COMMUNITY DRIVE FUND GIVE TO ."- VOL. XXXIII. No. 44 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1922 t PRICE FIVE CEN TURKISH N L Web And Flange U 0L L\ I Takes In Twelve RY RI RI L Traffic on. the diagonal walk was Stemporarily closed for students in the law school yesterday afternoon while 12 senor civil engineers displayed their prowess as surveyors, construc- tiO and traffic...…
…GHICAN DAILY I 1C.: 1 r11 1 1 n1 Al r rr-' .: , r "r .... i. r+ . rrrirr ri +. i r PHI DELTA KAPPA INITIATES FRIDAY ,.._ i Y MORNIN s DERJLASSES TO STRUGGLE IN THREE EVENTS; REINSTATE PILLOW FIGHT 'reshman and sophomores classes 1 meet for the first time in their mual struggle for physical suprem- next Saturday morning on Ferr) d. According to reports excite- nt is already running high and both sses promise a real fight. 'hree games w...…
…are required to attend, also all worn ADVANCED COURSE en who have received credit from '.I other institutions for the first five le-! O FFER ED IN G YM 1[A" WAA11. k ll .C' N "Al A 1 An informal tea for graduate worn- iwill behe l from 4:30 to '5:30f en o'clock this afternoon at Betsy Bar- bour dormitory. Du~e to illness Dean Jean Hamilton will not be at home tc University wo- mien this afternoon. Dean Hamilton had planned to receive the w...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TU Fje £idrtijun Daity FFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF HICHIGAN ibl'ihed every morning except Monday ng the Unriversity year by the Board in :rol of Student Publications. ember of Western Conference Editorial ciation. he Associated Press is exclusively en- I to the use' for republication of all s dispatches credited to it or not other- credited in this paper and the local a published therein, ntere3 at the postoffice...…
…THE MiCHICGAN DAILY ?m The Other Colleges, Madison, Nov. 13.-One university very favorable. The party spent two student has been apprehended and days in one hotel at Oberammergau, several others are under suspicion on the 'best, and bought three tickets for. charges of alleged scalping of tickets the famous Passion play and were to the Illinois-Wisconsin homecoming presented with a bill totaling exactly football game here last Saturday. 97...…
…Itd lVJ..RIUALN V.. ---- MUM NO :=111 111; Will I'm 'in «u~~l l IfhuZIu } a. w..u.® a. \-u ' = ' .A \ST L UPSETS CRASH FAYORED TEAMS TO EARTH IN TWO GREAT BATTLES He Helps To Make Cornell Powerful $5K and Princeton Eleve' kick c Pot All Over The Field And Win )AY B((I44EST OF YEAR NATIONAL GRID CiRCId; versity of Detroit came back a few notches in the favor of its supporters. by downing the tricky Haskell ndi-I ans 13 to 3 b...…
…THE MICHI1GAN, DAILY ER,~CHASO VTDLE OF.I BUELL, A VA. CAP'TAIN "7t ! .. . ' - .- - , , ,,,. ,,. _ . ,- . - ,: , . ,. t fr , .. ,- u . . . .d$k wt+k ' H Rk'!' 4 iik E4E 1 f ' *J 111 rtand give their nsupport asen 'thefecros fILLAND OD [tE ENTiiIfaoutrytea n a otfbeendeeae cthis falland it looks like a cleanz UN'I M HI sate or tem.This Will be the last t { time that the stuident body will have RU~ I TaPIYhancet to see -tleir hill an...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL\ AlLY OFFICIA BL ULLETI blication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of University. Copy received until 3:30 D. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) 3 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1922 Number 41 Communitetions for the Board of Regents: The next meeting of the Board of Regents will be held Friday, Novem- time, must be received at the President's Office before 5 p. m. Thursday, Nov. 16. No communications received lat...…
…THE WEATHER WARMER AND PROBABLY SHOWERS L Akv Akv t an low att LEASED WIRE SERVICE ASSOCIATED PRESS MEMBER WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. 45 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE C ... 1 WILL SELLTAGS TODAY TO R9SE MNEYFORBANDT PLAN TO SEND BAND, CHEER- LEADERS, FROSH SQUAD, TO WISCONSIN $1,200 ALREADY GIVEN; HOPE TO RAISE $1,500j Men Will be Stationed on ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, _ _ _.. - - -- r ... inner court:3'where Princess Cecilie, her two daughters and youngest son were awaiting him, and the party im- mediately returned to their living quiar-ters. Frankfurt, Nov. 13.-(By A. P.)- The return of the former German Crown Prince to Germany is anything but an auspicious movement and thej German people have a right to know why the government permitted it dur- ing...…
…THE IM11CHIGAN DAILY KAPP KAPPA GAMMAS WIN SORORITY FINALS Kappa Kappa Gamma walked off with the championship of sorority Maaes.Hotel In Wdahington Y W. C. A. AND LEGION SELL 15J100 POPPIES' :,, Y . . .,,. i hockey teams yesterday afternoon 'when they defeated Kappa- Alpha ~Theta with a score of 7-0. When the game started the Black and Gold team . gave promise of giving the Light and Dark Blues a run for the victory, but.:., they were de...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..........._.. _.. . - There can be no valid reason to con-I ~A ~ u I ~itan~ ~tt 4 test the advisability of adopting a con- ------- stitutidnal revision providing for the OFFICIAL N{EWSPAPER OF THE direct election of the chief, executive V141-ERtSITY OF MICiIGAN by popular ballot. Although cases :;uch as the Tilden-I-layes campaign of 1876 Published every morning except Monday' during the University year by the Board in ...…
…WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY RECORD S BROKEN IN 'ENSIEN DRIVE f Obtain Total of 1032 Subscriptions Oil Opening Day of Campaignj WANT TO S1GN UP %,500 BEFORE CLOSE, THURSDAY All previous existing first day rec- ords for the sale of the Michiganen- sian were broken yesterday, the op- cning day of the subscription drive for the 1924 'Ensian. A total of 1032 SENATE QUIZES FORMER News From Other Colleges ANUL LL LAW North...…
…HE MICHICAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOV EMBER 14, 1923 'NOTICE TO FRESHMAN Pr d TCR1OSS COUNRY TEAM Parental Pride Will Suffer The last run against time be Because Of Broken Shin Bone fore the final race of the season f__ E will be held next Friday after- } noon at 4:15. Every Freshman I Injuries, serious and trivial alike, studies different football formationsyT who intends to try for his num- have been common among football and sgnal practices of...…
…WEDNESDAY, \OVEMBER 14, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY x ,._ - TIS RIS OILUIYU CLUMN CLOSE CLOSES A 3 PM. ADVERTISING AT 3 P, Read The Daily "Classified" Columns DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES 19c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for three or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion. Charged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, 11c per reading line for three mr more insertion...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OrFFICIAL BULLETIN" Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the P'rasidept until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdasa) 'volume 4 Wti)NEf4'ii)AY{, ; rEIIER 14, 19,23 Niunber 45 'To the I1hlans~: There will be nio confer(nc of the i leans; on Wedriusiay, November 14. at ten o'clock. 3 3f* 1, JJ4 , To the faculty: All profesasocsi and instr...…
…p I P OSSIBLY RAIN it SNOW *l tlx .1 ASSOCIATE PRESS I No. 45 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1924 EIGIT PAGES PRICE, Fl IVN TOj RD P0 5ED SICHO Bursley Approves Of Plans For Annual Sophomore Promj UNION DRIVE N ETSPublications Dance Revived; 800 NEMEMBERS; viinWill Be Given Friday, Dec. 4 Reviving a social event that flour- exact replicas, in miniature, of The TO SEN 0BN 1 shed on the campus in the ...…
…THE MICH- ki T, o..._ .. .. , . MVIAR MEW E G WHERE TO DINE "iutter iscuits Our sales of this delicious B r 5 Our MVeats Chinese or Amer ican Dishes I 11 pastry tenfold months. have increased in the last Is two an .Important Item in Your They surely are Luncheons- grood. Let us- fill LDaily Menu your U. I' I% I- I. II: Dinners order todayv. You'll Never Regret It, Five Piece Orchestra EAT MORE O/F i...…
…THE CHIGAN DAILY ESSI~ERWAR ~' igrton Lai, 'D3h ;hn ci x P1 tht have fallen to the lot, of (off cial" Ill ? rlin) l, y ; l>ngeast Jfldianl who, Ch.li .1Advance alt'r haV'n1 trav led1 twelve thou-1 ----- ~51. (1 miles a cro_ ssthe Mediiterranian "IRICHIN OSIS SPRE",ADSJ ai the Atlanticitocean tto enter" --___ .t !~Iii i' l s allowed to remain Taki.ng et :vry precauttion to 'eliar in t"e t !d States but three days,t gate thruhy tefuttu n hn...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY every morning ex ept Monday Uimversity year by the Board in Student jPubicatons of Western Conference Editorial ociated Press is exclusively en- e use for republication of all news .credited to it or not otherise this 'papertand the local news pub in. at the postoilce at An Arbor, s second class matter. Special rate granted by Third Assistant Post terl. ion by carrier, $3.50; by mail,' Ann Arbor Press Building, May. Editori...…
…____ ____ __ HE MICHIGAN DAILY I ............. .......... ,HINMEN' URED TO PLAY ________NoticesITR3ASBKTAL iss Jean Ham 7ilton, decan of worn-I More than 130 women have already E 51I[R ,\vl speak at an aIlnae lunch- signed up for interclass basketball,, (.eon, which wil be heldI at 12:30 o'- w ;hile 14 organizedl houses have sign-] Tflc~clctomo~(rrow at the M ichtigan Un-I ed for the interhouse games. All wo- .' .fl ion. Plans for the a...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ww"o"o--- -, ruun . rs + 9 f Id, err + ; ..,. TY SQUID LEAVES FOR ANNUAL BATTLE WITH OHIO, f F and 88 Players Entrain mbus; To Practice There Today for H Iiige Ohio State Stadium to Capacity Crowd for Big Fracas Have _.. . ( . r 11 k "' RUBBER PANTS ISSUED TO TEAM FOR OHIO CONTEST I Wet weather will hold no ter- I rors for the Michigan football I team in the Ohio State game to- I morrow afternoon. Toget...…
