…v .TUE$6DAY , 3"TO1ER 45-1929 T H, E -VI LC, H ..........4D~i~7 PAGE Ti~EE? I FAMOOS JOURNLISISiologicalStation: I Premier Ramsey MacDonald Honors War Dead; r AIs Finest In World Places Wreath on Tomb ofUnknown Soldier SPRSS Advantages of New Plant O otlined By Prof. George R. LaRue, ' -.r N IN HR Director of Camp .. t I Waterman Announces Publication Of Books Contains Information on Real ''It Screen Reflections I Claus, Driscoll,...…
…w 1'AGE FOUR TE MlC-H IG A N ,DA 1, L Y a : a mgr a e a a v a ...,.. s a Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board itr Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis. patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered a...…
…0D~OGT6B~, ~15~ t~29 OPAGE z FIW ..:.._.a a a ..4 Lvs a a a I . £ Ii w .a ..,- t aU' 'i P V 1 VWI'J y.----.. . , ,,.w ,.. .9 WVA .57 " ~ T A, . COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN ARE NOMINATED FOR SOPHOMORE AARR MASS MEETING OF SOPHOMOR WOMEN WILL BE HELD IN LEAGUE TOMORROW WILL ELECT CHAIRME Campaigningefor Any Nominee i Forbidden and Will be Punished Reports from the sophomor nominating committee, composed Betty Healy, Dorothy Felske, and Ka...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIOAN DAILY 1T) .t iA Y.lO 1 QBFLR v1JG 19 WOLVERINES' PASSING CONTINUES _.. _ TO LOOK WEAK VADQITV OTUI VUNEVICH LEADS BIG TEN TWO S|0 ,SCGRERS; GEMBIS SECOND EW COACHES CONTEST WITH VETERANS EASTERN GRIDIRON TILTS f n T-T - IL BE THIS YEAR IN CHASE FOR CONFERENCE CROWN THRILL MANY THOUSANDS Uf IVO| STTEWIL B STATE URDNb Al Yunevich, Purdue's stalwart I~llOsophomore fullback, grabbed the lead after the first day...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1929 THE MI H C_ .DAILY PAGE SEVEN, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN C......N.E.OE.'E i Y. t.Yllitt.t~~"tl.......0.4 ................... ....*iHY~iYtt14tfYl**S*f~i............... B O X C UN N t - -BOX Si ineChatter J Chicago FEATORED-BY.OP.ETS-..... - e l an t _ ___ . By Edward L. Warner --not bad for a youngster playingE Purdue and Chicago Show Strength With a line that was supposedly in his first Conference contes...…
…TTE DAY, OCTOBEfl 1-, 192§ PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY ._ _._.., . . _ .. ._. _ . . ,_ _--.- .. -as-. _. DALY FFICIAL BULLETIN 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) at the Michigan League. Speaker, Dr. A. W. Lescohier, G C: raJ M:m-I ager of Parke, Davis atncl Company. Subject, "Pbarmey 7 ; Pro fessio...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 i.V ' t r I aiti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 16 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1929 EIGHT PAGES MANYCANDIDATES TO FACE STUDENT VOTERSTODAY WARTINREVIEWS LABOR1ATORY WORK PATHOLOGY DIRECTOR TELLS OF RESEARCH IN GERMS CAUSING DISEASE ALEXANDER WINS AWARD Work On Spirochaeta, Extndg Over 35-Year Period, Has Given Speaker Fame Delivering the Henry Russel lec- ture for 1929, Prof. Aldred S. War- thin,...…
…PACTI "0 THE .N ICRICA DAILY W IMF Sj)AY, MAY-15,19.29, PACE TWO THE MICHIC~AN W~DN~SPAY, M~AYA5,, 1929 COSH10POLIT&N CLUB PlCKS NEWOFFIRS Officers have been elected, and plans for the annual banquet in h49or, of graduating senior mem- bers haye been made by the Cos- nmopolitan Club. The banquet will be held May 18. Those officers picked to head the club for the school year 1929-30 are: president, P. K. Lee, '30D; vice- president, Shark...…
…WnDWnS~A~, MAY 15, 1 T R h " SCIENCE FELLOWSHIPS' ARE GIVfN FOR WORK DAILY REPRINTS OFFICIAL BALLOT TO BE USED IN TODAY'S ELECTION, Below is a copy of the official ballot which will be used in today's All-Campus elections. According to the Student Council committee, _ _.. _ _.____ n .._ _.. _ _. __.___ .. ._. !! i IN PHYSICSRESEARCH AWARDS TO CONTINUE WORK RECEIVED BY STUDENT AND INSTRUCTOR WORK AND NEILSEN CITED Scholarships Allow ...…
…PAGE FOUI , THE MICHIGAN, D AILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1929 I I r r, nsr r nnriwri pi .= ^r Published every morning except Monday dnng the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en-1 titled to the use fo. republication of all news 1ispatche credited to it or not otherwiset credited in this paper and the local news pub-, fishe...…
…SEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 129 M I C H I AN DAILY PAGE FIVL5 ._ TH.v.mICHIGA DAIL PAGE 1'tV! - - ' - -- -'. "4 W TAAV .57"* NMI p 9% x NT 0PCM I NM Y0ESeniors Decide Date I .. ... Of Annual Breakfast. LANT nr HipN rNnni Pim C' SPORT KUM.' ,UI lOU-Il VVIIUUL UII ILU VI U111II IL L 1IIIU rioGRAM PILANNED BY W. P tOVIDES FOR MANY ENTERTAINMENTS A. A. l50 GIRLS ATTEND MEET Dances From Freshman Pageant Presented To Groups At Field House Pl...…
…-~ .,-.r r .' ; THE k C'C* 1,D0 A 1 1 '-E,, I W rDNEDAY; IAY 15, 1929 i no . TO PRESENT CHICAG0 OCANDIDATES PAEET AlBASEBALL TEAM IN GOOD SHAPE IiInu MrD AunEIT DESPITE FREQUENT RAIN-OUTS ALUMNI GRID A WARD TONIGHT I: i i UugI i JH I Occasion To Mark Close of. Spring Grid Activities; Trophy To Be Presented I'] RICH RECEIVES AWARI Spring football activities will be concluded with . a meeting ,;at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the...…
…WED NtSDAY, MAY 15, 1929 'TH-E. - M IC H- GAN.- D A-T~lEY. PA~S~V~ .., Y ....r ... ... . _ __ _ i.. _ 1. _ _ _ Minnesota Yearlings Ta Track Meet fro -I Hass And Munn. Star For Gophers; Michigan Talent Divided; Take Eight Firsts JIAS WINS FOUR EVENTS ike Teegrap ic dUNIV ERSITY OF UTAH.-"U"k is m Wolverine Freshmen useda to hbe. The annual, tript to1 ______________________________I_ whitewash the old "U" on the Shot put-Won by Munn, (Min...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MIC1I-I AN DAILY uu .#e.+tv..,. ..-..i..a. wwnir,:+. +e'...«......+w-. !*it - y . }k...,...e 4.:. x r,.. .. r WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1029 _. Notice: Senior Employment: The diploma fee of $10 is payable now! Early settlemnent is neCes- Mr. E. B. McKillip of Wilson and Company, Chicago, will be in 201 sary for the preparation of diplomas. In no case will the University Mason Hall at 11 o'clock, today, Wednesday, May 15, to talk...…
…)ESTABLISHED 1890.. C~I, LuAr at MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 119. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1929 EIGHT PAGES OF ACADEMYTOD WORRELIL TO DISCUSS MAGIC OF EARLY EGYPTIAN CHRISTIANS HOBBS IS SCHEDULED FOR GREENLAND TALK Sapir Will Speak On Aboriginal Languages Of America elling; Of Work In This Field Climaxed by the annual Aca- demy dinner and. President Wil- liam H. Worrell's address, "Early Christian Magic from Eg...…
….-..~o ~ .~ a - - FRID AYi, MARCH 15, 1929 THE MICHIGAN RAIL Y Michigann ,Academy Continues Annualf -Meet Here Today With Luncheons And Asemblies In Allz Departments Ia !a Strings ..supplies I' I >1 I q4 U Sanitary and Medical Science section will meet: at 9:30. and 1:30 for all Musical Instruments o'clock today in room 2501, East M edical building, w ith P rof. D an- S n hc h o b r 6 i l A .Rcin y a t eai m . o l gy g o pnil m e...…
…r-- ...., ;.., i i yi A, N ° .._ M C iC 7~ FOU SEEHE MDECosmopolitan. Club SP[[CHI 11 o HearVibber: On OIWEKL. 9Il ' New Student rends, Short. Wave Stations, Ophthalmol- ogy, And Community Health Nursing, Comprise Broadcast MAIUDY. LEADS ENSEMBLE Four schools and departments of the University were represented on the weekly Michigan, Night radioj program which was broadcast last' night through station WJR, Die-+ troit. Besides the speeche...…
…SAGE i ®Ull THE MICHIGAN DAILY AQF~ FOU1~ DAILY Fresh Air camp on Lake Patterson.."....t*f**a..fe******** ** .. * ** * ****....*. I . - Each summer under the auspices Published every morning except Moday e assocti hn during the Ulniversity year by the Board in o h soito udeso Control of Student Publications, needy boys, most of them from De- Member of , western Conference- Editorial troit, are given an opportunity toc Asso atio leave the ...…
…H 19Z T H E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE F SVE - -y - -.4 ;'gill Ic vAl M- RE Need For Student Theater On Campus Is Discussed By Professor Straus "We have here at Michigan a edy Club and others, which hav vital need of an all-campus the- all been on campus long befo ater," said Professor Louis A. the appearance or even the po Seniors Are Held To 31-31 Tic By Strauss, head of the department sibility of this theater, as we h'a, Sophomores While Fresh...…
…T H-E M, J, C 1-14 OWN*, UIWO -14 lv 17E4J FOR CONFERENCE INDIVID UA L MEETAi ISA _ ,_. SWIMMERS TO V By Edward L. Warner The .five ;remaiingevents inthe Conference. tanikmeet, beingheldI today and tmorrow at ;the Univer- sity. of Chicag,< are=.J:ere in - :cussed. 150 :Yard >:Bac -Stroke.: IF FOR HONORS iSCHOOL CINDER STNR' . PARKER IS HIGH POINT MAN his 220 yard crown, Ault sl win.. iut .still ,there is the pos ityr that Liddle, t...…
…1 H NMi 1Ii A 1D£A L-- x. ....................... SIX WVOLVERINE TRACKMEN G30 To ILLIIIOIS, FIVE TO CLEVELAND FOR SEASONING RUNS' . ,_. «. a s. ,:t, .. .:' .xr- :. ti'zs,,c salt. .:z. a? .L .s1 :,-D. ,i xiX . u' .. #ka k4.-.......i:a. .z .. 2. _ .. :x fAL .. PJ'oan., Tarbiil, Austin, Lomont, And McClellan' Cojipete At lUrbana Felker, WVill co RELAYMEETSRIICKV With- six trackmnen 'leaving for Urbana this morning to compete in indivi...…
… THE MJCHIGA.N DAILY GE. .EIGHT THE MIChIGAN DAILY Publication In the Bulletin is constructive nouice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- f i I' College of Northwestern University, will bet he speaker. Dean and Mrs. Eldmonson will be guests of hono '. All faculty members or students interested in attending this banquet arc requested to make reservations by calling 22332. flleginald D. Mae Nitt,...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 It Akr WY ,--. ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX. No. 98. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1929 EIGHT PAGES P01100k STAMPS HIS APPROVAL ON CAMPAIGN UN[S POLITICAL SCIENTIST SPEAKS1 OVER MICHIGAN NIGHT RADIO PROGRAM PEET SPEAKS OF MEDICAL INNOVATIONS Prof. White Talks On Artificial Gas] Heating And Its Use With The Future In View "With the exception of the large+ Democratic deficit, there can be1 little complaint with...…
…PAGE TWO TFHRE MIICDHIGAN D A YLY BRY5'2 E13RTJARY B, 1929 AFGHANISTAN KING ABDICATES BY AIRPLANE FORESTERS ASKED TO CLUBMEETING IS POSTPONED REG TER FOR CAMP r ostponement of the regular Smeeting of theRomance club Craig Announces Opportunities until next Wednesday has been an- For Sophomore Forestry Inounced by Warner F. Patterson, Enthusiasts of the Romance languages depart- ment. The program which was an- CAMP OPENS LATE IN JUNE nounced...…
…- -- =- t 2'c?,,i '', t 'i:l.i;, l pit:, + .t .;, .,t , %., THEF Pd~~A * AN a oI . _- EOLOISTSO NOTWealthy New Yorker ]FORCREENDirector Of ForestVryProducts Station STEL Donates One MillionND Cites Great Value Of Northwest States ATTI-10 KAM ~~~REFLECTIONS T 1 0 1 "Nearly one-third to one-quar-{ as cut in two by the Cascade range, O ter of all the timber cut in the the west having the heavy well- Oil In offering Dream of Love the United S...…
…PAGE FOUR TI-IFMICIJIGIAN D)' I L Y FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1929 Eublished every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated' Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lishxed herein. Entered at the pos...…
…FRIDAY, 1EBRfi ARY 15, 1929 TIAE M 1(1 1-1 IGAN J'),AILY FIVE, FRIDAY, 1~RUARY 15, 1929 #fVIF MICIII(;AN DAILY - 1~A VIVW Women's Athletic Associat A P N r ~I P ''OMFavors Advisory [V II II 11U[ "With a committee of advisers whi TAM-. U M.WAvA ion Head IFAIJ WALLACE IS NEW System For Women Organizations Begin Semester Activities{ ch have given the women at League Board Of Directors And W. A. A. Board Will Assist As Hostesses INVIT...…
…1 T HE lM ICH 1C AN jII11:DY7 P:xhri.U'I R' 1 : .. - - it, -,.~.. CRIPPLI C AG ERS H ANDIC APP EDO BY INJURIES TO ROSE AND JOE TRUSKOWSKI Coach Veenker Takes Nine Men On Trip For Use 'Against Gophers And Illini STARTING FIVE UNCERTAIN Somewhat crippled but with chances of vaulting. back info first place in the Big Ten should Northwestern's winning streak continue, the Michigan basketball team Heaves Ann Arbor at 2:23 o'clock this afternoo...…
…FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, , x.929 r TH M1. H1-QAN 10 llL Y F'IDY FBUAY15-92-T-MIHGA -AL FNCERS WIL MEITWILDCATS CONFRONTED WITH TASK "ILLFSTOPPING MURPHY AND PURDUE ILLINiATC AEVANSTON, Feb. 14.-Having Boilermaker opponents. North- successfully broken Michigan's western cokego ffStrLetch" ith i trngofvitoie, Northwestern's to edgoasa Lafayette but was (Continued From Page Six) strng of victories, forced to take the short side of a basket tosse...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE .M IC I1GAN .AMLY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1929 __ _ _ I Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all memnbers of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:3Q p. m. (11:30 a. in. Saturday.) Vol. 39. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1929 No. 98. i University Loan Committee: The University Loan Committee will meet on Saturday, February 16, at 9:00 a. m., in Room 2, University Hall. All stu...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 AW 46v !lit rl t 4 atjX MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX. No. 83. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 15. 1929 EIGHT PAGES WOLVERINES HOLD CONFERENCE LEAD BY 21-17I WIN APRIL DATE SET FRAIERNII FORRAZZ FES T GRID BANQUET COMMITTEES: ANNOUNCED BY CHAIRMAN, MORRIS QUINN, '29 400 GUESTS TO BE INVITED TO AFFAIR Exact Nature Of Entertainment Will Not Be Given Out Until Night Of Fest AIDS IN DEFEAT JOURNALISM DEP...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . ........ ............ TUESDAY. JANUARY 15, 1921 PROFSSORS PfffAR Aviation Triumph, All-Metal Dirigible, Floats In Air Without Power Of Engine NEW BILL PRO VIDING EDMONSON, GLOVER, JOCELYN' DRAFT COMPENSATION ACT FOR LEGISLATURE PLAN WILL LESSENTA E BR TEAChERS' BURDEN Teachers Retiring At 60 To Receive. Annuity Of More Than Half Salary At etirient Prof. J. B. Edmonson, chairman of the executive board of the SchoolC o...…
…tTESDAY, JANTJARY 15, 1929 1 E MiTCHICAN UNERSTY LETURE SERIES -WILL PRESE'NT TVVO SPE[AKERS TODAY HEREDITY IS SUBJECT OF PRO- FESSOR BRACHET OF FRUSSELS BOTH ARE EXPERTS IN SPECIAL FIELDS Samuel M. Kintner To Talk Tonight On "Research Requirements of Electrical Companies" Offering a double bill for today, the University Lecture series pre- sents as first speaker, Prof. Albert Brachet of the University of Brus- sels, who will speak at 4:15...…
…I Pd O FOUR THE MICHIGAN D AI LY TUE DAY, JANUARY 15, 126 ______________________________________ _______ ______ ____ U ---1I. . " . _ _ _ . . _ _ _ . Published every morning except MAonday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches crtldited to it or not ...…
…TU1YIrDAY, TANUMW i5ls,1':.l2 THE MICHIGAN DAILY pA GE F, .Vi .e 0 A'd1 d MOISSI, FAMOUS GERMAN ACTOR, IS DI'v NINETEEN ANN ARBOR ARTISTS PLACE R WOMEN ARE PLANNINEI NOW STARRING AT DETROIT THEATER U TAMS I IN EXHIBITION AT DETROIT INSTITUTE A From the middle of the nine- Moissi's voice is of unusual range { The works of 19 Ann Arbor a - much excellence to escape atten-l teenth century almost to the pres- and of a curiously haunting qu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T'URSDAY, JANUARY 15, 112.9 WOLVERINE HOCKEY TEAM OVERWHELMS STATE, 9-1 SPARTAN OUTPLAYEDNUMBER OF MEN USING INTRAMURALSJE MICHIGAN AND PURDUE REMAIN TIED BUILDING SHOWS STEADY INCREAE IN RACE FOR BIG TEN LEADERSHIPMi The new sports edifice which re- liary gymnasium, hard at work on By virtue of its 46-30 victory over Captain Otterness of the Gophers TU T A Eplaced the old north stands on the heavy apparatus. Thi...…
…rTUESDAY, JANU:ARY' 15, t-,2i T-FM I CIGC;A N 1 I [Y . . .. . ...... . ...... . .. ' 1E POTS N 1D CPTINU~t"IriL ,AMNY C 1#S FINOTICE -. We have alarge slee- FLE'1clIEP R ALL W[TIOOJIJSuI,( N i C ADVERTISING :II toes. Frlxhmiso c, 719 N. Uti u orIi 3C moll's oly - ay _._.._ ,.". r , roi y FOR UREN T - . _ -as A -A IuThu S)11'er bathsi, ]rot and(cld water lriva I (Continued 1iloon Page Six) iContinucd From Pag'e Six) If_______-.__ _ __...…
… THE MICHICAN DAILY TU~DAY, JAWT~ARX7 15, 1929 y DAILY OrFFI C IAL BULLETI N 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.) Vol. 39 TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1929 No 83 Education C60, Mental and Educational Measuremenk Seconi Se sss- ter: Yale r'oLssor's Agree That Their Pay Increased Faculty I Senate Council: T...…
…A STABLISHED 1890 C.V Kri A60 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX. No. 71. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1928 EIGHT PAGES HENRY PITT VANDUSEN WILL BE THIRD FALL IS PROFESSOR AT UNION AND NOTED MODERNIST IN RELIGION GRADUATE OF PRINCETON Plans Are Being Made For Spring Convocation Series To Start Late In March Henry Pitt VanDusen, professor at Union theological seminary, and one of the leaders in a group of young men engage...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY riATTUlRDA , rDE("i;1-_F',C 15, 19 2; . ...... . .. DELEGATES FROM FOREIGN NATIONS PAY TRIBUTE AT GRAVE OF WRIGHT MAYO NEURO-SURGEON TO DISCUSS PIS WORK Rochester Clinician Will Deliver Annual Mayo Lecture Here Monday IS FOREMOST IN FIELD Dr. Alfred Washington Adson will deliver the annual Mayo lecture in the Natural Science auditorium oki Monday, December 17, at 4:15. His ubject will be, "The First Concep- tion of Surg...…
…'UTRDAY, DECE MISER 15, 19)2n TUE MICHIGAN DAILY . . ... . ....... . .... GREEN MAY CLASSIFYV FELONIES PUNISHABLE AS HABITUAL CRIMES Court Fines Student - HOOVER IS SNAPPED ON BOARD MARYLAND WITH TWO For Pitching Penics PROMINENT NICARAGUA FIGURES: DIAZ AND MONCAJRA PRESENT CODE GIVES FOR FOUR LIQUOR VIOLATIONS LIFE NO LEGAL BAR IN WAY Liquor Law Violation l Iay Be Marie Misdemeanor; "Maximum Penalty Would Then Be One Year (By Associ...…
…FACE FOTJR THE MICHIGAN DAILY s".TTJ1t'raYte, r rC~E1 R B1., 1D28 Published every morning except Monday Ring the University year by the Board in Control of Studnt Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en. ttled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- ished herein. Entered at the postof...…
…i; E,'T - 15, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAC"-.E cTivi SATTJPTAY, ThFCTThIB'ETt 15, 1923 PAC+T lTvm I S't_.A._v2 MLVAVA rGl FAvA _ S. -520L I j' , ' JUNIR GR LS FINIS YEARLY PLAY TRYOUTS FOR 1930 PRHODUCTION WILL HOLD TRYOUTS MONDAY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN I.L I -- - Christmas Party Will Be Given By School Of Music' Supper for the entire School of Music, faculty and students, will begin their annual Christmas party Monday night. I...…
…J 1 A 17) A 11, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, - -.- - M 1. 1 .-I 1-1A. . A. . -A. K . . .M. -1. 1-.- --. ..... ... .. . .... .... .... ......... .... 0 WILL OPEN TANK SEASON IN TORONTO SporABrifs, j"".il~ti lit lliltl tlil lliiililtltti itlilllliittil ttilltttllililflitilliltf1111liililil til" . (; 01 The zmUaf ((1 University of Detroit foothall team disbanded yesterday, following a meeting of the athletic board, when all offers for post...…
…SAT7RnDAY, 1)ECEMIER 15, !25 1-1E MI HINIGAN' 15 AIL POMNERENIN G (IVEN , MIN#FISOTAABA NDONS ' AtLA M14JRICATJL nt rsui .itinua u r r -rirnti VfP TIA IRIF HA WKCY TRACK AN TANK TEAMS TO MEET CHICAGO CLUB ATHLETES PENN AND IlkT T tEAM~S Retai~n lo wa Coach LAS S I F IE IOWA CITY, Dec. K -B urtlliVRISN z WY UIL U# 11I.*r'-,(Sr ci; i To Tric -z it with the Cherry Circle athletes, Two invading tams ranked Iiigxveson will coach Iowas fcotL...…
…THR-MICHIGAN A IL.Y :I1,, ' u c rsr, , r tY c i F 1,-), nm TH Ii-IA -A7-- t __ . i LEVI CONDEMNS |Library Volumes Are TDA PH. D. DEGREE Endangered By Fire Fire, smouldering somewheve in mP[AV (Continued From Page Two) the tunnels behind the University the only obstacle in the way of the library, and sending countless young teacher. He also has to rec- volumes of smoke into the reading' kon with college politics and favor- rooms staged t...…
…TABLISHED 1890 I r Lw laitli MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ----- I No. 46. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1928 EIGHT i WILLIAM CAR EY, DEAD CAPTAIN OF.VSRS CHAIRGED WITH DELAY SURVIVORS CLAIM VESSEL MIGHT HAVE BEEN SAVED BY RELIEF CALLS 46 SAVEDTELL STORY Story Of Distressed Steamer Is One Of Pathos, Hardships, Heroism, And Incompentence Easterly Announces Class Committeemen, Announcement of appointments to the class commi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAI LY THURSDAY. NOV, _. FORD MOTO R COMPANI TO EX-PAN-DIN FUTURE !Plans Extension In Great Britain To Foreshadow Noteworthy Gain In Export Field PERRY TO HEAD COMBINE (By Associated Press) LONDON, Nov. 14.--Plans for great .expansion by a new Ford l49tgr ,Co., Ltd., whose formation is claimed to foreshadow a five-: fold increase in Great Britain's ex-j Pt of motor vehicles were an- pounced today. Of great interest was the state...…
…28 ~TRHE M - IHJ A N,- D-A Sf AL SMITH BRO-ADCATS APPEAL FOR SUPPORT Of NATIONAL PROGRNM? Desclos And Hazard Armistice Sketch Made ToLcture On Life At French Colleges . T %o lectures by world-famous......, Frencihrn en. have been scheduled for the present semester by the Ro- I mance languages department, iI ...' :~ ^" was announced yesterday by Prof.1 10 Years Ago Shows Representatives Signing iWell-Known Alumnus Dies From Pneumonia the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY :. Fr 9Iirl$tpu BMW, isheo every mhorning except Monday the Cniver, ity year by the Board in I of Stu,#'bnt Publications. iber of western Confence Editorial ationi Associated Press is exclusively en- to the use for republication of all news hes credited to it nr not otherwise d in this paper and the local news pub- herein red at the posto!ace at Ann Arbor, an, as second class matter. Special rate tage granted by Third Asi...…
