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…U U II WI ill U * ~U * NF'irst: It commercializes athlet- ics and detracts from the spirit of play. alty, and a lack of harmony among (Continuedthevarious forces that make up tv from Page One) university.I of making the game more interest, "Third: It detracts from the keen- ing. The greater and more difficult ness of the contestants by substitut- the obstacles the more intricate be- ing mercenary incentives in thq comes the game. And the more ...…

…tt TO 3E) .. COGNIZED, '1' 64 According to reports from Cather- ine Stafford of the Junior Girls' play, the members of the junior class are. showing very little interest} in writ- ing manuscripts for ~a play. It, may, be lack of confidence or perhaps the girls do not realize how little time is left before the manuscripts are -x, As has been previously suggested, the play can be written by an individ- ual or by any house group which may# c...…

… OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THEj UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 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- titled to the use for republication ofall news dispatches credited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. En'erel at the postoffice at Ann Arbo...…

… Winter will discuss "Some I Barbour residence. Every member is (requested to be present. .'4 1U U UUIIL MWII""bD erary Fragments." W4ILL SHOW OHIO CA9ME'w~nPFR N .'to"e I 1 nor 1T CV T lt\ lv:TT2'1 IV-TY -r fY'lfi d T4N w7 E' urr WOMAN'S LEAGUE UIVEN CHARGE i OF TICKET SALE 'WHICH OPENS TOMORROW Returns from the Michigan-Ohio State game next Saturday will be shown in Hill auditorium on the grid" graph in a similar manner as was. the ...…

…v ,ld 1~ ""r..:: . r Alpha Sigma Phi; 'Sigma Chi vs. BIAT VANDERBILT DEFENSE COSTS MICHI.GAN VICTORY IN SECOND GAME nes Return With High Praise r Fighting Commodore Eleven LL HANDS PREPARING FOR SATURDAY'S COLUMBUS TILT Michigan's Varsity football squad Aturned from Nashville Sunday night ssatisfied with the result of the ame in which they were held to a :oreless tie by the Vanderbilt Corm- odores but with nothing less than ghest prai...…

…ver Virginia Poly by a close score 1 notable. Bear; 1look, ood! Two games stand out on the Pacific; In Grim Practice As Ohio State Battle Draws Near Triumph Proves ority of Big Ten Over East Again SMALL ELEVENS HOLD BIG RIVALS IN MANY COITESTS Saturday was a day replete with sur- prises of the most vital nature in the world of football. Many were the elevens, supposed formidable, that were held'down or huimbled by teams reputed, comparativ...…

…DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 3 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1922 Number 20 To the Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans in the President's Office at 10 o'clock Wednesday, Oct. 18. M. L. BURTON. To Members of the Faculties and Staff: Copies of the President's Report, just published, have been, or are be-...…

…SECTION ONE Ab r .4ij tr t an 4Iatt ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT RIRE SERVICE J VOL. XXXI. No. 12. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1920. PRICE FIVE CENTS BRITISH MINERS STRIKE: COUNTRY SYMPATHETIC STRIKE MAY BE CALLED BY OTHER WORKERS PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE TO DISCUSS SITUATION Port Officials Expect All to Be Tied Up in Week ShippingI London, Oct. 16. - With 1,000,000 miners out of the pits tonight, thou- sands of dock worker...…

…THE MICHIGAN .,. ,&,14tt;auai; OFF'ICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer-. y year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ublication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise dited in this. paper and the local news published therein. ,Entered at the postoffice at ...…

…i 1"1r, iV11.4"111..Jd1V .fP iL4 Y ENGLISH IMPORTED TWEEDS Made to Your Individual Measure in either GOLF OR SACK COATS At the Reduced Prices GOLF SUITS WITH KNICKERS OR REGULAR TROUSERS a : SACK SUIT WITH REGULAR TROUSERS $55.00 Other Domestic and Imported Woolens $39.00 - $49.00 - $55.00 - $60.00 U65.00- $70.00 AND $75.00 Extra Trousers with Any Suit Order at $10.00 TO $2$.00 TINKER & COMPANY Clothes, Furnishiugs and Hats SOUTH STATE ST. AT...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SPEAKING OF SPORTS By Bob Angel players detracts considerably from It is rumored that Mayor McSwiney the interest of the spectators and took his training in an Ann Arbor might even cause some of them to: boarding house. stay away. The sarcastic ones will now remark Michigan is entering a team in a that he couldn't have survived 65 new line of interoollegiate competi- ,days of Ann Arbor starvation. tion this week-golf. John...…

…TH MICHIGAN DAILY irrrr rwr -= r - ' r+rir i r rrr r r i1 We Save Your Clothes By Taking Pains STUDENT LIFE SUBJECT, OF CHURCH SERVICES We Wash In Soft Water Sew on Buttons, and do Reason- able Mending CHRISTIAN MISSION TO TO BE IN MANY ANN BOR CHURCHES ISREAL AR- ONE DAY SERVICE ON REQUEST White Swan Laundry Company DETROIT and CATHERINE STS. STUDENTS' SUPPLY STORE 1111 SOUTH UNIVERSITY AVENUE We carry a complete line of supplies ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ILY OFFICIAL DULLETIN I SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1920. Number 12 Notice to Freshmen of the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: The first of the "Talks to Freshmen" by President Burton will be given tomorrow, Oct. 18, at 4 p. m. Attendance at this meeting will have priority over all other University engagements. J. S. REEVES. Notice to Freshmen of College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: Nomination and ele...…

…SUPPLEMENT FEA*RES THEATRES LITERARY SUNDAY FEATUR:E SECTION l r X0 di F irl igttn 43ttlj SECTION TWO VOL. XXXI. No. 12 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1920 PRICE FIVE C: HOUSING PROBLEM BEING SOLVE (By Hamilton Cochran) 1 The spotlight of investigation hav- ing been focused directly upon the dark spots of Ann Arbor's rooming situation, it is evident that the con- ditions revealed by the housing com- mittee are not so black ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY !" CAINET WILLN ~ordinated Church Work Begun ]ast Year Brings Innovation in University Activities :N PROXINENT ON CAMPU'S ORG1ANIZATION'S PERSONNEL (By Thomas E. Dewey) seginning this year's activities with ny of the best known men on the opus on its cabinet, the University es4 of campus life with unprece- ited vigor, and take a position bVit the installation lyast year of co-ordinated church work for dents at the "Y," ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FLASHES FROM THESUNDAY -MONDAY TUESDAY IN ANN ARBOR THIS WEEK SCREEN AND STAGE SWUERTH t~ 3EXTRAORD)INA FEA'TURES Continuous Show ADMISSION Adults 35 cents Children 10 cents ORCHESTRA .Organ Music (By Edwin It. Meiss)1 Even as Shakesp2eare alternated his heavy passages with humorous scenes, so the movies of Ann Arbor, having given us a week of thrillers and heart-breakers, come back ,this week with a great majority ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, , _____ STUDENT INTEREST IN. OLITICSRUNNING 11168 (Continued from page One) the following: One, to authorize and empower the legislature to fix the compensation of certain state officers; two, to empower the legislature to en-! act laws relative to the hours and conditions under which men may be employed; three, empowering the legislature to authorize municipali- ties to condemn more land than is nec...…

…f t~43&U Ia F 1 .i I r IDIAY AND n I4GI SEE VICI ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1919. 7 PRICE 'I LI 11, REGENTS TO PICK NEW FACULTYMEN When the Board of Regents gather Friday morning for their regular monthly meeting, they will find sever- al matters of importance awaiting ,their decision. One of the most ur- gent questions is that .of securing ad. ditional instructors Due to the heavy enrollment in cer- tain courses ...…

…tied to the use for o it or not ;otherwise dlished therein. Michigan, as second street. ex- .... Managing Fditor graph editor R. Osius, Jr. If :or no other purpose than to continue the stunt that is considered the innovation of the fall term the student body should respond io per cent iext Saturday and join the team as it goes to meet the Wolverines for the fourteenth time. For the last four years the members of the Aggie team have gone t...…

…>1 r-RAMSEY, L, E:, CAPT.-ELE~CT, 1918; tiANDER- ect, 1917; Franson, R. T., Captalin, 1919; Archer, C., IE ANNOUNCE RULERS FOR CUE CONTESTS The straight rail billiard tourna- nment for Class B players, the first of a series of tournaments to be held by Tiuston Bros., will start Monday. TPhese tournaments are open to Uni- versity,,men only, The schedule and ruiles~ of the touirnamient follow. day's rain, the he preliminary fall tennis tour-...…

… .. : onday and Thursday, 8 to ackard. Private lessons by it.-Adv. OLLADAY'S CANDIES of Gn urI N AT 'i 'I TParis, Ky. Fresh every week. 117 So. Main St.-Adv. Stephen Schaible. Piano eleven years. 414 Detroit St. -Ady. Tice's tuner 2594. 1':; - _ illlitlllltllflil11ltl ltlllllllli* Diamonds Silverware = Watches Stationervy - a FRATERNITY' BADGES and' JEWELRY a - -' - a 1i1l111t1111iltilii'Irlllllllifili FIFTY U. OF X. V LEAGUE DELE YO...…

… ZTHAND --and - 111= STkTL ST. BANK STOPS = CHECKS LESS THNN$5.00 i Flowngthe led o the Ann Arbor SSavings Ba~nk the Farmers and Mle-. _chanics bank has announced that here after checks on transients' accounts will not be received for less thaan $5.00. _This course is' made necessary, ac- =cording to Mr. Stowe, cashier, by the great number of small checks which Sare written. Recently the books show- =ed a total of 2.5f0 items for one day1 w ...…

…3AN BREAKS ECORD BY 1,700 I on. s on Law new members meet iversity hall. i d assembles in n full uniform. er football men an gym. Complete, sian staff hPoo- at Michigan,.nsian. pictures taken tol practice one In Hill union meets at Lee t8 udents meet Friday in M. C. A. auditorium. section of Cosmopol. ts in Y. W. C. A. Nu debating society Allen White lectures on :rter Saw at the Peace in Hill auditorium. ruild party. Dancing. guests ...…

…I M o, ,. pA p !y s ' 't - r SHOQWERS [ER 4bp k x << 4L 4w attAqpoo% ASSOCIATE PRESS DAY AND NIGHT I SERVICE X. No. 14. 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THiUSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1918. PRICE TH iii CLOSES PUBLIC PLACES: W6TON BELIEVES CRISIS PASSED; .RSITY ORDERED TO WEAR MASKS i --I President Hutchins Issues Order KASER, ON THRONE; ISSUES NO PEAL NSE EIA TR PASHD LINES; ALLIES NEAR LILLEANDIU to University to WearFace lasks |IGHT MORE DEATH...…

…" 1 I1AL NEWSPAPER AT THE IVERSITY OF MICHIGAN d every morning except Monday ue university year by the Board in Student Publications. f OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS sociated Press is exclusively entitled e for republication of all news dis- edted to it or not otherwise credited aper and also the local news pue en. F at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, as second class matter. ptionts by carrier or mail, $3.5. Ann Arbor Press Building. . Business, 960; ...…

…ULII fIbbIUJ Men Through the lies Yesterday IP" MAN ANNOUNCES LINE-UP FOR BIG GAME 'engthenng with Von Wag- 3etz Clark and Vicks Playing , touches are being given y football team, by Coach reparation for the hard C. A. C. game to be played field, Saturday. The first reserves wererdput through mmage yesterday of nearly he mentor paying much at- hi 'line, which though still weak, s rapidly lmprov- ght the last hard workout battle, will take pla...…

…as t ii r LJ OINT TEST en candidates applied at the eadquarters yesterday for ad- to West Point. Five*of these its were recommended at large tors and are as follows: J. E. G. F. Godley, J. H. Moore, J. , and S. Graetz. Those rec- led from congressional dis- y congressmen are as follows: urden (2), D. D. Thorpe (6), aith (8), C. L. Petty (3), H. R. .h (8), C. L. Fenstermaker (3), arpenter (3), F. L. Britton (3), Perry (3), K. E. Ketchum (1)...…

…TA4E WEATHER IFAIR AND COLDER BUY THAT LIBERTY BOND NOW! C1r tIJnk aitt I ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT 'WIRE SERVICE TODAY p VOL XXVIII. No. 14. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TEN CONGRESSMEN Ml'HI~iAN'R IF TO VISIT ALLIESI FI ,l 1fNINI WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1917. PRICE THREE CENTS > I Lul il III IU TO LIBERTYLOAN REACHEs' S 1,350 COMMITTEE ASTONISHED AT STU- DENTS' TARDINESS IN SUB- SCRIBING MONEY -j THREE FRATERNITIES CARRY HALF OF SUM C...…

….1 , 6 .- ; , ;:I 1 - 'NEWPORT SALES-OFFICES ISWITZ EK'S m Newberry residence,~ STATE STREET "1 b A L Miss Dorothy Mills,; who has been _________________ teaching -in China for the past two, years, will meet Episcopal girls this afternoon from 3 to 5:30 o'clock at the Episcopal. dormitory, .5~17: East Ann street, Landy ases, ~Mrs. H. W. Douglas of Cambridge ~ road gave a tea for Miss Mills Tues- For Parce. Po6 s4t day. Some interesting ex...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TARSITY INE-UP 6ETS SOME SHAKE Yost Holds Secret Practice Session to Instruct Squad In Series of New Plays SATURDAY'S TEAM PERSONNEL SU;FFERS SEVEN CHANGES Lambert Replaces Beath at Center; Weston Will Play Quarter and Froemke Half * *- * * * -* * * * * * * * * HOW THEY'LL LINEUP **Goetz........L.E......Ellsner' * Goodsell.........L.T ......... Voss' * Boyd ...........L.G...... Bateson * Lamb...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, .....__. U. S. Army Officers Uniforms a I Army Officers-secure the distinctive military ness of the WILD made-to-measure uniform. smart- We were fortunate in being the first in this city to be- come established in this line of work. FOOD AND DRUG STORES TO EIVEINSPECTION FRATERNITIES, SORORITIES, AND BOARDING IjOUSES IN- CLUDED A staff of state food and drug in- spectors under the perso...…

…r E~7, r 17. THE MICHIGAN DAILY ___________ rJc mAN7MEN a 1HWHU AEGONE TOI FIGHT' FOR -FREEOM ANO DEMOCRACY MAIZE AND BLUE WILL P. T., '18E, Great Lakes training sta- FACE TEUTON ILINES tion; Westbrook, H. G., '18E, Camp Custer, Battle Creek; Bessay, Robert, 20, Camp Sheridan, Ill.; West, John, Editor's note:- This is the last of 20E, first lieutenant, marines, France. the series of nanes of Michigan men in the service of their co ntry.9 r > ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 19 J. Real Orient - Mlysterious and Uncanny - Found on Campus Before a Jury You know that your appearance is always on trial. Every man you meet is both judge and jury of how you look. Are you guilty of a faulty selection in your clothes? Do poor fitting clothes stand against you? If so, why not acquit yourself, win the verdict and be declared a good dresser? Let us become your tailoring counsel...…

…THE WEATHER ANN ARBOR- SHOWERS AND COOLER GAN UNITED PRESS WIRE DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE THE ONLY MORNING PAPER IN ANN ARBOR L. XXVIL No. 13. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1916. PRICE FIVE CENTS _________________________________________I. GERMAN COUNTER TTACKSHURLED BACK IN, GAICIA HE A VY FIGHTING CONTINUES ALONG RUSSIAN-TEUTON FRONT ROUMANIANS AGAIN ADVANCE Berlin Reports Severe Defeat of En- emy in Enveloping Movement in Alt Va...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T /I STARTS SECRET PRACTIC -, I I MAULIE AND WEIMIN SHOW FORM IN BOOTING 'GOALS FROMPLACEMENT Siarpe Not Expected to Start Against A,,ggies; Raymond Will Play Right Half SPARKS AND DUNNE WILL PUNTI Eggy ilHidner Makes Season's Debui and Will- Try for One of the Ends Coach Fielding H. Yost closed the gates :of Ferry field yesterday after- noon and secret practice was intro- duced for the first time this season ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTC lYE MEN CAV UNIVERSITY ITS HIGH STANDING [STORY OF UNIVERSITY SHOWS WHO WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR GROWTH. WAS FIRST PRESIDENT Dr. Angell Remains in Office Longer Than Any of His Predecessors Criticism is often made to the * * effect that Michigan students oft- * * en spend four years in the Un- * * iversity without acquainting * * themselves with matters of his- * * torical interest closely connect- * * ed with ...…

…fE MICHIGAN DAILY P ,. When a man begins to pay attention to his clothes he commences to improve in other direc- tions. (>~r. Smart thes set the highest standards for such improvement.r Lindenschmidt, Apfel &Co. 209 S. tan S. - Yhe Stoeo-nlc 1,.h(, mAt . Calkins DrugI 324 So. State and 1123 f Dental Medicines for Senio Everything is right or we ma. C o. Two Stores Co. "'" So, University Ave. r Dental Students. ke it right. [ION PICTURE CO...…

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…DAILY 2.50I [E WORLD AND CAMPUS The All fan Daily Pliones:--Editorial -14 Business 969 TELEGRAPH SERVICE BY THE NEW YORK SUN 'I. No. 12. ANN ARBOR, MICHI4AN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1915. PRICE FIVE C LYERINES GET VTTWO SCORES IALS RULE OUT THIRD RE BECAUSE OF ALLEGED ROUGHNESS MANY CLASSES TO FINISH ELECTIONS IN TIMEFOR STUDENT DIRECTORY LIST SOPHOMORES TAKE AL FllVE POINTS |IN fALLCONTESTS SECOND YEAR MEN TAKE ALl THREE POLES WITH LI...…

…THE~ MICHIGAN DAILY. [LY HIE DRESSES ethe verdict after you have had r your tailor, The Suit, the oat will have a class and swing that only custom tailoring can Stepe in and see the fabrics nodels. Looking costs notbiig. G~. If. AVILD ) IWAti n[;g-Nereliant Tailors State St. NEW ANQ SEC TEXT% Aldepai Drawing Instruments.. P. Note Books Log Log Slide Rules, " M" Book Racks, Su SHEEIl STUDE~NTS' B DETROIT UNITED LINES Between Detroit, _Ann A...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIlb x. -" S *fllt %,th a r r FT F 1-. r4,1 y j CtiRP i I - 11 Ll I .1 L. d J I I IL I ___ . R~LOMSONIN SECOND ROUND Beal,'Mack and Baker Show Up Weli inaYesterdayl t 1tatches + ~ . ~~ at Ferry Field 8 ROUNDS OF TOURNEY TO PLAY More real tennis was uncovered in yesterday's matches than has been seen previously this year on the Ferry Field courts. By playing several matches the second round of the fall t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY'. PRE-FESTIVAL CONCERT1S, III Sta rCo un 'aderewsi -who will come January 20, 1916 New York Philharmnonic Orchestra which' comes March 17 m. , I I AMATO, The leading Baritone of the Metropolitan Opera Co. Next Tuesday Evening FLONZAL IN The most distin~ .. rr()11io of its kind. ELMAN One of the world's ,greatest Violinists December 13 At h e INh o l ' r h s r s IPA EREWSKI The Polish Pianist who has been in t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. HATS Al of the different kind, direct from the shops of CROFUT'& KNAPP Co, Price $3.00 The world over Tinker & Company FURNISHERS & HATTERS Cor. South State and Williams Streets J r s !ypr "t J t Qph C & b -11 U w.-Bloch Co..I t 'I I ,,, CLOTHES F( U. o M. MEN You will find Clot here in The Big St that you know are ri -Adler's for exampl< You will like to l< over the new w e a v shades, and styles 1 fashion making ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. I , e Walk-Over Foot-Wear Guaranteed results are what 'FOR MEN AND . WOMEN ame good old quality sold in your arger selection designed especially for Home Town. College wear. you want in--_ Film Development If you find a single defect, we charge you nothing ITTHEATRE One Night Monday, Oct. 18 The Play the whole world is talking about. A. H. WOODS presents the International Laughing Success 1 .9 Cut represents...…

…e Michigan Daily I -DIn triz, rTNTL ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1914. PRIM FIn 'I 'I-I - - - -~ - - -- - - - - . _ r - ', / TWO PLAYERS ARE COUNCiL IGNORED BARRED BY BOARD BY l-TO-I VOTE, * ._ . . . . . « .. .. . . : rt*w ~ .11Y f ISY iI * * * *1 UL TODAY ty to Check General I& . Ann Arbor special leaves for Lansing, 7:30 o'clock. Michigan Central special leaves for Lansing, 7:45 o'clock. Chess club meeting, M...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY C You'll Feel Right All Over when you try on the finished suitor overcoat we have made to your measure. There will be no places where the garment is too tight or too loose. In short, you will have absolutely perfect fitting apparel, right in cut, right in style, right in every way. G. H. WILD CO. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Monday during the universi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1~ T ... _ a a h. i I STUDENTS We are ready to show you the best Line of I Kodak Developed -and printed over night. Try all the o t h e r places, and then come here a n d be satisfied. That is what 1o t s of others have done. Films ien's Suits, Overcoats, Balmacaans., Raincoats, Mats, Caps and Furnishings REMEMBER We have a full line of Patrick Duluth Mackinaw Coats Sweaters Balmacaans antd Society Brand Clothe...…

…E MICH N DAILY E IH N1AL MEN HAVE THEIR EAS ABOUT STYLE 250 MORE Lyndon's M" Books R IVED YESTERD At the old price $1.00 This is the last lot of these "A" books that we can buy to sell at this price, so get busy. LYNDON - - 719 N. University Avenue M AJ EST I C.. 3:00 7:30 9:00 Always a Good Show It's up to you to see this show Thurs, Fri., Sat Oct. 15-16-17 rou're a College Man and hold a eputation among your friends for earing decisiv...…

…LITY IS THE BED TRUE GREATNESS. he Michigd~k man Daily COMPETITION IS THE LIF] OF TRA DE AND ALSO SPORT _ . Vol. XXIV, No. 16. ANN A RBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1913. PRICE FIVE ______ __ ,. SECRET DRILL IS HELD FOR MA.C. BATTLE Practice Behind Closed Gates Marks End of Stiff Prearation For Aggie Game Saturday. BACKFIELD OFFERS MAIN PUZZLE TO MICHIGAN COACH * * * * * ~* * * * * * * CANDIDATES FOR MANAGE- * * RIAL ELECTIONS ...…