…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , . m . -.. .'.. wi . Y RES THUS FAR SLTED V'S GRItD CARD.- TOMORR.OW Intramural' Items 'COACI any tickets by the Athletic associa- Dance: Ynsi tonight. Bergin' Lose somethi First.-Adv. the Daiy fff i YSNS _A_________T__AI_ _. or I n If r "r ni*,q 1r["tt S~i F t.h )T~ V7 -rsIpvR, 011.1. rttrrttrrttr[ trtII 11 Phi Gamma Delta will play Alpha} Sigma Phi at 3:15 o'clock this after- noon for the championship of the f...…
…__ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _THE MICHICAN D AI_ _ _ _ _ _ _ DAILY, OFFICIAL BULLETIN pp U NtJI T ET V Hys--Do you want to m1ake some1 FOTBLLPH~RM ALTUio~1Dt. X F U D ness Dept., of Michigan Daily Office to-! KB F"ral" nmro? ive sorapplystwiusi- STARS TIS FTER001 behired to sell Pictorial Supplements It at can~~toth a~e~itin f tn-next Saturday. This is a real oppor- iI Publication in the University. Voume a the Bulletin is constructive n...…
…THE WEATHER I RAIN( AND COLDER TODAY" CY f Rtr t 4Ia it!3 ASSOCIATI PRESS IA T AND JIGHT siRyIc I i n irrrrrrrs rww .. ri A4 VOL. XXXII. No. 46 COUNCIL FAVORS WEARING TOQUS NEXT SAT-URDAY ALSO ADVOCATES GENERAL WEAR. ING OF THEM DURING WIN. TER MONTHS NEW STUDENTS ALL TO WEAR FRESH INSIGNIA Gives Vote of Thanks to Organizations and Individuals Who Sent '25 Team on Trip Wearing of the class toques by all classes of the University at t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TRURI OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- sity year by the Bard in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Asociatd Press is exclusivel'entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it "r not oterwis credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffioce at Ann Arbor, ...…
…Prof. A. L. Cross Tells Of Beautiful, Ancient South Sea "Society Islands" TIhe erChevalier" For men who appreciate smart footwear. Corred' for all formal occasions. The Selz "Chevalier" has a flexible sole for dancing and is very pop- ular with young men for 1 street wear, reasonably priced at $7.50 SCHWARTZ & KALLIS 712 First National Bank Bldg. (By Robert W. Cooper) In 1769 while cruising in the south Pacific, Cook, the explorer discover...…
…-. . _ .: " " :,, .! 40. Y - D~ w. .-" 'p ion-athletic student organizations BILLIARD TOURNAMENT AT I T r n re placed under the control of the UNION STARTS THIS WEEK IN L tate committee in 1909.lNB 1 Latecommtteein 109.Only seven entries have been se-1 O l se n e t i ha e b n e-- cured for the annual 18.2 balkline O F A T R C T IO N billiard tournament which is to be ELITE HAT SHOP held at the Union this year. The list Michigan Has Held...…
…-n Schedule 'his Saturday Harvard meets Yale next Saturday in the most important game scheduled for that day and the last of the games between the -Big Three. Figures show that Yale should win the en- counter for they beat Princeton last week by a score of 13 to 7 and the Tigers took over the Crimson the week-before, 10 to 3. In this last game all the scoring was done in the last quarter. Princeton's touchdown was made by a 64 yard run of Gi...…
…JL A 5. a MEN BUY GALOSHES AT HAGEN'S UNDERGRADUATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION IS NEWEST UNIVERSITY ORGANIZATION PURPOSE TO FOSTER RESEARCH, TO PROMOTE GOOD. PELLOWS IP "University of Michigan Medical Undergraduate association is the name of >ichigan's latest organization. The organization embraces all the medical undergraduates and has as its pur- pose the stimulation of extra cunicu- lar work, the fostering of a spirit of the barrel and firi...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Volumo'3 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1921 Number 46 Freshmen and Sophomores: Following the usual custom and with the consent of the Deans of their respective Colleges, Freshmen and Sophomores in the Literary and Engi- neering Colleges will be excused from classes Saturday morning, Nov. 19, in order to participate in the annual inter-class contests. M. L. BURTON. All Holders of Football Tickets and R...…
…T--IF WFATHF.R I " F-~ CLOUDY W "t-% 1. 11"1% AND UNSETTLED TODAY r LI ia an :43 a tt ASSOCIATEI PRESS PAY AND ) NIaHTlRIRE SERVICE VOL. XXXI. No. 38. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1920. PRICE FIVE CEN' r r LABORFEERTION HEARS HOOVERON S EOF INDUSTRY BLAME FOR PRESENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS NOT ALL LAID TO EMPLOYERS LEADERS TOLD THEY MUST HELP SITUATION May Frame Policy for Presentation to Congress from Findings at Confere...…
…A 4-fJ'%l " I a a U4 tr 1 an ifltti OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- sity year by the Board in Control of 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 credited in this paper .and the local news published therein. Entered at the postof...…
…1lcN1U DAILY .. ._. an 'a " .. '. . . ' . + .. .,' "* " . .. . " . . + "" ". "r ..' .. . " f p. " ' _ , . .'i COACHES DRILLING Four Contests Between Conference Teams Will Take Place Satuirlay THREE OF BIG TEN ELEVENS GRfIPLED FOR LAST TILTS (By Harry Grundy) With the close of the western Con- ference football season less than one week off, the Big Ten mentors are pointing their teams for the final test before the curtain falls on ...…
…t ..t ,[ .,s;F iL 1 temdrkable Pieces of American Stained Glass On Exhiibit Here Tour remarkable pieces, of American The small windows at the right are .ed and painted glass are now to Ilistinctly English in drawing, comn- seen in the Engineering library. position, and color, much like many ording to Prof. C. D. Loomis. They windows in oxford and Cambridge ve come here from exhibition in the chapels and halls. nneapolis Art museum and are ul...…
…MICHIG, 4 DAILY MICHIG I DAILY ULUIUIU1I ULI UI MEETING OF EXECU kITTEE WILL BE This week should seet Control of Athletics reac regarding the status of according to Prof. Ralpl chairman of the board. Aigler had hoped to ho] of the executive committ( but circumstances made Bible. Practice preparatory tc call for candidates is con ularly at the city Y. M every afternoon sees new men turn- Rochester-TheUniversity of-Roch- ing out. the large...…
…rF ICHIGAN E SInter6t to University Women DAILY ISSUED BY ENROLL! Tonight is your last chance to enroll in the second term of MINNESOTA WOMEN lancing classes for beginners con- wucted by Miss Moses' in the Nickel's Arcade Dance Hall. Tefrtlso Womn iurnliss a Minesta e-will be given this evening, 7:15 to iversity me sons by ap -Adv. IRPETS INTRODUCED [0R CHILDREN'S PLAYS I think there will be more plays children in the future," said Mrs...…
…I I h G iVi t '..1 '. "4 LJU L Y INTERCHURCH WORLDI M0VMENT NOT FAILURE Boston, Mass., Nov. 16.-The Inter- church World ,movement was "far from a failure" in the opinion of Bishop Thomas Nicholson of Chicago, who today addressed the committee on conservation and advance of the Methodist Episcopal church. He add- ed that a plan was afoot "to bring1 all interdenominational Protestant forces together in a forward move- ment of larger proportion ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA .N ;ALiY OFFICIAL BULLETIN lume I WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1920. Number 38. University Senate: There will be a meeting of the University Senate on Monday, Nov. 22. ni Room C, Law building, at 8 p. m. Annual report of the Senate Council. Annual report of the Dean of the Graduate School. Communications from the Senate Council. Report of Committee appointed by the President to prepare an appre- lation of Professor Demmon...…
