…f I '~ "TH MIHI1 N. IDATL Y -I-- ____________________________________~__________________________ DAIL OFICIAL BULLETI N 1' i,,-,Ati n in the Bulletin is constructive notice to alt members men who will graduate in 1930 to attend. ! IVlv'. A. !%,IDMdley, 'Engineering up~rv for tot tDetvriloptavi., vwill in - trodice the speaker. fr Dudley -mill stay over on the, i 9trh to talk to; all seniors interested in wok with Westinghouse or° with sim...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 YV -.gdL I -A&. Air 4ir Am t t 4ailM MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I. I VOL. XXXIX, No. 47 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1928 EIGHT PAG HOYT STRESSES NEED PROFESSORS RATING "WHO'S WHO"C WERE NOT ALWAYS .TEACHERS C A[IATIP TRAiFI IAINITIIP, PROF. FORD ATTACKS "SPYING", PLAN HURTS RESEARCH, HE SAYS "The proposed spying plan would "Often an instructor cannot ex- penalize research work, and that plain his wo...…
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…FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, IJZ" THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FRIDAY NOV~13ER 0, 198 THE M.CHIAN..... P. "RELIGION IS MOST IMPORTANT 'THING IN LIFE," EDUCATON PROFESSOR TELLS CAMPUS FORUM "Religion can easily be conceivedI continued Professor McCluskey. vital missing. The ordinary life' as the most important thing in "There' is implied by any interest of today is smug, complacent and life," said Prof. Howard Y. Mc- in religion that a person is displa...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY ......,.......+...... ....y ......w ir i gttn Baitt I Published every. morning except Monday ruring tne University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. fThe Associated Press is exclusively en itled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and Me local news pub- ished herein. Ente...…
…FRIDAY, NOVEMBER + t 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE FIVE THE MICIAN DAILYM& I , FIGHTING SOPHS GIVE EIOR SCARE Red Jackets Hold Upper Classmen Until Last Five Minutes; Koch Leads Play FROSH BOW TO JUNIORS A fighting Sophomore team held the highly-touted Seniors to a 2-1 count in a hockey game replete with thrills at Palmer field yester- day afternoon. The rough shod tactics of the upper-class forward line was missing in the brilliant de-...…
…ii HE MIHIGAN -1) AIIJ.*"Er'' FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1928 '-r asHu Ma a + iTY.f v W 1"L/ATIVIyhDA, NOLflT. 1f2 1V AV[!V l l wrrr ... ti 1ww ' OLEDO TO OPPOSE "B" TEAM IN GRID FINAL TODAY GAME SCHEDULED FOR, TOLEO TEAM'S FIELD Hager To Replace Cook In With Perlman Starting In Backfield Line WIDMAN IS AT QUARTER Probable Lineups Toledo U. Michigan "B" Draves .......LE........ Carter Harste.......LT.....Bergman r White........LG.........…
…Y, NOVEMBER 16, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY f SAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY f GRID BIT 0 (Continueai- From Page One of the bright lig the Green and White ba in the past few games ha the sophomore, Grove, w developed into quite a c kicker under Kipke's dir and Maize and Blue fan no introduction to theI Wolverine's knowledge o phase of the game. o Joslin, both veterans, have been Jijwo Varigay Makls SS working at tackles. O id in Last Game o Smead,...…
…A- EIGT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIbAY, NOVEMBPER 16, DAILY ..r. DAILY OFF1ICIAL 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.) Vol. 39 FRIDAY, - NOVEMBEER 16, 1928 No. 47 University Lecture: Mr. J. J. Mallon, Warden of Toynbee Hall, London, England, will speak on the subject "The Psychology of the Br...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 'Y 4vAh UL a t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 50. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1927 EIGHT PAGES SECOND LECTURER OF SERIES SPEAKS FRIDAY ON PALESTINE[ EVENTS HARRY A. FRANCK WILL TELL OF CHANGIN CONDITIONS IN HOLY LAND IS 'PRiNCE OF VAGABONDS' Ias Traveled All Over World Alone And Written Twelve Books ., On His Journeys Harry A. Franck, '03, spoken of as "The Prince of Vagabonds," as a re- sult...…
…TN TH1SF MTCTrTCAN t)AITY WP LDTh\ 'TJIAV VVIZUTL'PEfl't fftIfd!il4V a L A" avla4 l llV 11v Ll J" 1 1 V Lllly l'a .A - - -------- - - I )A I, INU 1 1 ,M IiV, Il III, 1JS i nu M rr A err r, w ... .... . .. _ ._.. i I r 7 FORITI~i F IWARTHIN RETURNS' Sinclair Oil Official FROM CONFERENCE Is Asked To Testify D r. Alfred S. Wa rthin, D~irector of_ Pa tholeg ical Lab~oratooies, ret urned,/ ,taje IRecord 'ear in ii ontiaeiona Of ('ollege of ...…
…WFDN DAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1927 THE MICHIGAN fDAILY Pfl A I'T P ITTV)'TV .......... t' ULI THRI"'E, N PIlCTUR E iD ENTIFICATION CON T EST PROVID E S EVIDENCE OF THOUGHTLESS NEWS READING TESTS OF OF JOURNALTSM3 CLASS Ford, President Coolidge, Mrs. Cool- DISCLO)SE l(NORANCE idge, J. 1). Rockefeller, sr., Jack ior1's WHO Dempsey, the Prince of Wales, Mar- shal Foch, General Pershing, von #O!H Bir E AR SUBECT, iHindenburg, Gertrude Ederle, Willi...…
…PAGE FOUR T;. ". TPT7 UTrT-TT(I-ANT rNAYT V YT' T"4i YnYATT1,^Y "M4.;. Y+r z e .r . a.,. ... .rw. . ... , . .. !13T 'R'(I3I'' TJ 1 T' 7A 1~Vll.j LLsH1.jZV L1ULd -I-W;DNIESDAY' NOVEMB R j4;'127 _ .. .._ Published 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- ttiled to the use for relpublicati...…
… _- rr." Vi" a m7.-%v vv,--% A IL f T"% A TT X? 11 'PAGlE F'IVE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .r.n+t.+.u y. t .. Students Are Poorly Equipped To Take WAREDINFLER MANY WREPHSENT CHOItsCES ARE RESLT ARE IL S AWUTINCRS Advanced Courses, Says Prof. Rovillain Tf F f QQualifyingfor the bronze pins, TO PRACTICES AT H"What do I think of higher educa- knowledge to and it hangs suspend- which are the first awards made to neo oe r...…
….. THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMB R,16, 1927 SQUAD STRESSES MICHIGAN LOS E S BA(Minnesota Gridmen Scheduledd To Play FOR GOPHER CONTEST Six Big Ten Teams Coach Wiemon Announces That Gem- (Special to The Daily) I his, Sophomore Fullback, W1il MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 15-With nine Not Face InvadIne Tea iI DEFENSE FOR MINNESOTA PLAYS TANDIDATES FOR 1927 ALL-AMERICAN HONORS 1 1 i 1 v i C 7 1 i ______igames as the greatest number any INVAD...…
…NEStAY'l NOVEMBER 16, 1927 THE M-CHYIGAM DAILY PAPCE SEVEN. Pfl'gI POlINTS TEAM, MICHIGAN END, FRUHINDIANA CONTEST 1NEW YORK- "Bullet" lBaker, sasare out of "Red" Grange and NEW YORK-Red Grange, Yankee! Yankee backfield backfield ace, has retired to a local the lineup with in- hospital to recover from, a recent leg injury. jigolm THIS L A"SS.1 FIE TO eoLuwN oiu ,a CLOSES CLOS E AT3 P.M. ADVEktTISING AT,3 P.1 . jCLOTHING salesmann wan...…
…PACE FIGHT , - z t THE MICHIGAN DAILY Z ETi rsPl't'. nt'rlri rR 1r, 1?'i^7 V WEDNEDAY, ..............~2 ..... . ........... DA'IL Y OFFI CI AL B ULLEIT IN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive nqtice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistart to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume S. WEDINESi)AY, NOVEMBER 16. iNumbler 49. present reprints of publications annually at the November ...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 AJU 4hp AML, tt MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Am TOL. XXXVII. No. 43 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENT' MELLON WOULD GIVE! 15 PER CENT CREDIT TO INCOMEI TAX PAYER1 PROSPECTIVE $300,000,000 SURPLUS PREDICATES CREDIT PLAN MANY DISAPPROVE PLANI PROFESSOR SLOSSON BELIEVES LAW ENFORCEMENT WILL REDUCE CRIME 1 y.itor's note: This is the tenth of a series of interviews with p...…
…PAGE TWO ITHE MICHIGAN DAILY TUE~lSDAYL1, _NOX I _ l, .,. 1G,192?; SUREYOFADVSOBYWITH PENETRATION PLAN SHOWS SUCCESS v Sections Of 205 "Yll Selected Froma First Year Class To linprove Relations Wit Faculty CROUPS TO SPECIALIZE The plan whereby freshmen are giv- en the advantages of having a faculty advisor and class acquaintanceships, 'thliough the freshman ,advisory system Thailgurated a few weeks ago, is work- ing out well judging' from...…
…TU1ESDAY, N OVEMBER1,F 16, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ia LY L1iLY+ y PLAN TO CELEBRATE PDIIDPU RLIwiIIIIETOul ! ocuments Commemorating Founding Of Church Are Feature OfLibrary Exhibit . Du u unARn vin ll ommemorating the centennial of!I President Garfield. A well-worn first the founding of the Presbyterian? catalog of the "Ann Arbor Female Afte may mnth ofplanin, achurch in A.nn Arbor, rare and old Seminary" for 1844-45 recommends program...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,,- (-) , , I .\I I, , 1, *, , , ,, r : TUESDA", T, PAGE FOuR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER tO, 192~ .... ternal strife of China and, to a lesser 'h t t degree, the unrest inIndia also in- dicate that the East may e the danger Published every morning except Monday zone of the world in the future. during the University year by the Board in. Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference ...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P;;P .Adgptk PP mn MmVwA MAVA UNDR ADUATEEngliSh Student Is GRHonored By College SHOWS __H GAIN "Break Ground June 19 7" i Slogan Of Women's League Drive For Life )Jembers IS LAST SOLICITATION With "Break Cround, June 1927" as its slogan, the campaign for the Wo- men's league buflding i.i drawin¢g '% steadily toward its goal of $1,000,000. " % This week, however, is the last time that upper...…
…f T H MICHIGANDAILY TUESUAY, AI IY YRNY "Y 1 I . .n I 7 i-nun !ROSE STARS-AS UtNBEIATIII N 1e BADGER ELEVEN 1A T T EAST TOEND SEASQNi Lafayette Has Little To Fear From Lehigh; N. Y. V. Faces Strong Nebraska Warriors VALE TO MEET HARVARD (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, N. Y., Nov. 15.-Two of the East's four unbeaten and untiec college football teams will strike their final blows on the gridiron next Sat- urday, one with prospects of an ...…
…'TESD)AY, NOVEMBERt 1f.6,1926 THE MICIANMfAILY P A0(TE NWV N ON THE SIDELINI, FAMOUS TROPHY TO BE AT STAKE AGAIN SATURDAY 1PDI iirjj jj Por w ~i Bro an1 e IdThIeP ,DlI2114, an' yor4 'OU aw.a t 'i3 elfh tle F "'11,lie h tied . tl se e e That game of all games, Michigan As one coach put it, "There was only versus Ohio Sftate at Columbus Satur- one point difference between the two dlay was not the greatest game of foot- teams, and thati ...…
…rAUEI I IMI.T THE-IFMCHIGTAN fDAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER i i PAIUi~ EIGhT TUESDAY, NOVEMBI!.Jt 16, 19!!'~ NEW DESTROYER LAUNCHED IN TOKIO SHIPYARDS DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volume VII TUESDAY, NOVEMBER . 16, 1926 Number 43 r .-_ Professor von Rarmnan's Lecture...…
…WEATHER QED; NO 7TE;MPER- RE CIIANGE I r Cb Ar a t O XXXV. No. 47 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1924 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, w_............... _. - .:_,_ NERS SNATCH N FOMSUCKERS- HARDSTRUGGLE VENATED MINNESOTA TEAM PLAY BRILLIANTLY; SCRUTTE STARS Elshuco Trio Wil Concert Oi The EIshuco trio will present the third concert of the Matinee Mu- sicale series for this year, at 8:15 o'clock tomorrow in Patte...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Building Nears Completion, 1 be Ready for Sercie in February T CAMPUS FLAGPOLE Stirs England SCIENTIFIC TALKS1 PLAN OF_ SOCIETIES Professors Bigelow, Lewis Karpinski, Will Speak Before Honor a1nd Research Societies SUCCESSFULILAST YEAR Three lectures are to be given by University professors during the com- ing winter under the auspices of the Michigan chapter of Sigma Xi, na- tional honorary scientific society, and...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY HUL5bUII bUHUUL PURPOSEDEFINED. Lloyd Heads Committee in Charge of Arranging Organization of New Institution TO BE NON-SECTARIAN That the proposed school of relig- ion will not be a school of divinity in the old sense, but will be a non- sectarian institution, offering courses which will supplement the work al- yeady given in the University, w4s, the statement made by Dean A. H. Lloyd of the graduate school. The Daily annou...…
…THE MICIGAN DAILY ................. A" jr tr~d~ga~n i i ---- 1 blshed every morning except Monday ig the University year by the Board in -ol of Student Pubications. wbers of Western Conference Editorial iiaton. eo Associated Press is exclusively en- to the use for republication of all news tches credited to it or not otherwise ed in this paper and the local news pub. d therein. itered at the postoffice at Ann "Arbor, igan, as second class m...…
… - ~ R MUA-wA zsts- VI S TO PRESENT , Us OF INTEREST" (UAL PLAY TO BE GIVEN EMBER 3 IN HILL AUDITORIUM Foregoes Social Whirl To Work sques dramatic society will pre-I its ninth annual play at .8:154 ck Dec.' 3, in Hill auditorium. j he Bonds of Interest" by Jacinto' vente, the play to be produced year, is a fantastic comedy and, en satire on human nature. It' story of two penniless adven- s, Leander,the master, and >in, the servant, wh...…
…THE E MICHIGAN I LY a i r _;.. i A .11001m0-- Wow ms r m 1 ( i ii jl irMiwrw w r A ~nu - INES TROUNUE BUGKYE ELEVEN BEFORE U CRO~gI SIDELIGHTS RRlC IMINNFA nr (Continued From Page One.) - onsible for giving the Wolverines: rge share of their 11 first downs. started out for a victory at the; start of the contest. Rockwell ed off to Hunt who returned 10 I s to the Ohio 18 yard line and r Karew had failed on a buck tore nd lef...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY x fir: ul' 1-B Six) 6, 3Mlchi THISI COLUMN CLOSS AT 3 P.. LA ADVERTISING AT P ("(,Itinumliefibrm Page i4dt r S iwe: Ohio State . ok well kicked off, the ball hitting the goal pjot and rolling dead on the Olno 8 yard line from which it was 1brought to play on the 20 yard line. ^Etwards nailed llant after he had mlade iine and a half yards through' right tackle. Karow took the ball over for first down on 32 yard lin...…
…TiEIL MICIIGAN DAILY w.. . ,+ w ..wrr. +.r!r ... Y OFFICIA-L BULLEITIN in the Bulletin is constructive notice tu all members of ity. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 11:30 a. m. Saturday, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1924 Number 47 New Literary Club for Non-Ptiblication Women: The new literary club for non-publication women, which has recently been organized, will hold their first meeting at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday at the Gr...…
… Feature Section Ar t t l Feature Section OL1t XXXV. No. 47 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1924 EIGHT P % RIDGE LIFE AS SEEN FRO WITHI ,JL." r _ '3KT Former Editor Of The Cambridge "Granta" Discusses Life And Activities On The Campus Of His Alma M Ater T Day Of A Cambridge Student; Ideal And Actual, From The Vantage Point Of Experience EXplanation, Of Some Of The Terms Used By Undergraduates In England An ...…
…__THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUND Mr. Swain Returns From Antioch I)y Rosalea Spaulding Mr. George R. Swain, photographer' with the University of Michigan ex- pedition to Mesopotamia, returned Tuesday morning to Ann Arbor. With, him Mr. Swain brought between 800 and 900 negatives of actual finds and excavations in progress. At presentj uass of material to be unearthed there, the inscription and architec- ture and sculpture already found are of param...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 * * * * Sports O* r * $. - - Upto 4Y~l dugan 55; Miami,/ 7 ; M.? A. C., 21; Wisconsin, 13; Minnesota, S27; Northwestern, 137 JI~iois 9; Nebraska, j40; Butler, 39; Michigan, 45; DePauw, 36; Iowa, 21; Chicago, 43; S. WV. Teachers, 0; Ohio State, 13; Lawrence, 13; Minnesota, 0; Illinois, 7. ulr 76 S14; N. Dakota, 20; Haskell, 7; Wisconsin S0; Iowa, S0; Michigan, 7; Ames, 48 7 ; Purd~ie,/ 0; Iowa' y10; Ohio, Wesleyan, ...…
…THE. MICHIGAN DAILY SN www Bfooks and Triters www ONE time ;c I gave my girl Of Local Interest This and That 2 THlE LEGEND OF THlE BOOK. By HAVING smelled out and1 run dlown Harry Doane and Eloise White Street. the malodorous influence of Capital- The Bookfellows. Chiceago. 1924 ti edmta ~ctzno n ism' in the Associated Press and in edu- Arbor achieves the dignity of bookI cation. Upton Sinclair next arrives on fcovers for his liter...…
…2 fHE MICHIGAN DAILY a -A usic and 7Jrama +l J0 t THE WHIP-CREAMK 4 OF MOZART MATINEE MUSICALE PRESENTS i t i By Marion Barlow The special qualities of the music of The next ccncert of the Choral Mozat, as far as they can be analysed, Union series is not, strictly speaking, depend upon melodic novelty, richness a concert and that alone; it is an and variety in orchestration, and opera. But the Coral Union is the certain other ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDA" tip University Women r i#+. ' " Upon the Campus of a Woman's College ONLY ONE WOMAN TO SIT IN CONGRESS Four Republicans Precede Democratic Member By Edmarie Schrauder always thought that the West was iventional but the West seems more conventional than the says Anne Cllbreth, '26, a r Smith college woman who ed the University this fall. h girls can wear flannel shirts ass if they desire and go about ampus wh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ________ ________ arches Chu is to be "fundamentalism and Liberal- ism." The meeting will be lead by Dorothy Kiefer, '26. St. Andrew's Episcopal Church The program for the dlay's services "Jesus the Liberal" is the topic of~ this morning's sermon, the fifth in the series of sermons to the open mind- ed. The student social_ hour and, supper will be held at 5 o'clock wt the Fireside. Chat immediately after. Sl Col. H. WV...…
…TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY s ti Cinema The Wuert 'Little Johnny Jones" featured at e Wuerthhtheatre the first of the eek, is an adaptation of the great acing drama of the stage, and in its ansition to the screen loses none of s original pep. The story is that of )hnny Jones, American jockey out win the English Derby and his iemy, Robert Anstead, equally de- rmined to make him lose both the ce and his fiancee. Plots against m and his final vindicat...…
… THE WEATHER CLOUDY; NO TEMPERA THlE CHANGE E VOL. XXXIV. No. 47 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1923 EIGHT PAGES LEASED WIRE SERVICE ASSOCIAT D PRESS MEMBER WESTERN CONFERENCE DITORIAL ASSOCIATION PRICE, FIVE CENTS JOHNSO'N'EINTERHS PRESIDENTIAL RACE WITH REPUBLICANS ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR G. 0. P. NOMINATION; CITIES BID FOR GATHERING CHICAGO MAY SEE 1923 NATIONAL CONVENTION San Francisco, Cleveland, Des Moines, Also...…
…GNTWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FI ______ - __ L om A Sro gGerman reactionaries as the "strong f Ta Socidad THspanicq took in fifty g I s L o o m s l s~~~~too ~man" of th hour to talze or the post ew miem xrs last nig at its annual - udge H E 1 T M striusLag[ 9 JSI O an In Germany's o dictator of Germany. The newx man initiation at Lne hall. The Pro gr- m the Dtroit F y "Utz" Cider Y- Political Muddle has rarely been heard of p>oitically consisted of...…
…16, 1923 THE M1CHTGANWDAILY has elected the following officers :' Ly- ( I~f fice of the dead of women for a re-3 [AS CK IIAi(a Felske, '24, president; IHelen Lockef Ufund of 25 cents.' Those -who have "HCEAsceayndtartr.O ! secrtaryandtreaurer Ipot pald are required. to pay before 4IA -lO AM r A Jth notn. seilwlllaeMd TLW I 11WE 'I hertunseca wl laealyvern Initiae ison for Annl Arbor tomorrow night.' - Permission to ta vernight either in wQU...…
… THE MIC HGAN DAILY . ... . .... . OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF TRE UNIVERSITY OF. MICHIGAN Published every, morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members 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 ana the local news pub- lished t...…
…16, 1923 THE MICHIGAN( DAILY PAPER TO SERHIAL "6EVERYDAY BIE' Topeka State Journal Will Prin Entire Book in "Continued Story" Form "Ar KANSAN TRANSFORMS WORK INTO NEWSPAPER ENGLISI ,Topeka, Kan., Nov. 15.-(By A. P. -A test of more than a year havin A r'oven' te' pbuliarity of. piblishIn the New Testament in serial form a a weekly feature, The Topeka Stat Journal, among the few if not the firs newspaper in the Unitd States to at tempt ,...…
…'tHE MTCI4TGAN DAILY ________________ _, _._ __ . ,, 1113 :... - ", BYO .. ': There's ope For The "Ha rolds, A.s Iliois CGridCaptain.Pro' V e s DADDIBSLEVE Gridiro Card ForSaturdy Includes Many Big Contests} FO A E E I: both the East and the West, to- sedn in tomorrow': clah wit: Athoughi two games remaintob CohFarel aks 0 emer ~ morrowv's games include contests Brown. Comparative scores give Cros outr the tthedsom outcom~eo which *IlI ...…
…1FRIDAY, \TOVrMBER 16,1923 ________ DANINI1G THIS 11TERRACE 4GARDEN DANCING -0-OLMN S I FSTUTDIO CLOSES CLOi ond-hrnr lessonis fors$. T3P..AD~VERTI SING A MClas8es' every Monday and LUM Fridayp P. M:, 7:30 to 8:30. Assembsly until 10 o'clock. We teach all imodern, fancy, SFpJ. REST! LOST ballet, and stage dancing. -_____________-__-- ~We- specialize in teaching SIX ItOOM house. Mlodern. Caill! ., TWEEN School of iviusic and Tap- children. 2365...…
…IGaT THE MICHIGAN DAILY . Korean Student Denies Report News Fromt Other Colleges In Letter Describing 'Quake , Princeton-Returns of the Yale-! Paraphernalia has been distributed Princeton game will be shown on a among the solicitors. A thermometer Grace Song, a Korean student at the summer, and she has friends and rela- canot akeSaturda for thosew haen aign hasbeen erected in the vici University, emphatically denies one of tives still in T...…
…THE WEATHER * FAIR AND COLDER TODAY 4ir t Ag atl OUT FOR THE MEETINGS, UNDERCLASSMEN VOL. XXXIII. No. 46 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1922 PRICE FIVE HUGE ASSE\M\BL\ 1 'Lives Lost, Towns Ruined In nHEi IITJUIDLIR Chile Earthquake W __.___ . __ SATURDAY WILL BE TOQUE DAY BI TBE HELD TDAY FRESHMIEN MEET IN AFTERNOON; SOH0OMORES AT NIGHT, TO ORGANIZE MEN TO BE PICKE D FOR LEADERS IN GAMES Maron B. Stahl, James W....…
