…t: PAGE FOUR THE MIC'L GA"N DAILY J74 I-T PAGE 1~O13fl WEDNE~UAY, b BflF~'C'2, .~13'~? Published every morning except Monay during the University year by the Board in 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...…
… ,'THE NI:ICHtlGAN tDLA- )T. L: Y PACEI FIV ,,, i THE MICHIGAN 'D~AJJi~ Y rA~E~ FIVE ..~. i 12i 4Iqp94wr , i# ,._ ._ .__ .,.... ,..k. ,w C LYA VI f AY I3 3 k _ - .,...- . 1 _.. ___ PRESIDENT IEXPLAINS PHASES OF LEAGUE FOR BENEFIT OF WOMEN NEW ON CAMPUS PARTIES WILL BE GIVEN Discusses House Rules, Committee On World Fellowship, And Point System With the addition of freshman members to the Women's League, Margaret Bush, '30, p...…
…T H E M I C H I.1A-N DAI LY _ _____ ______ _ _ __ _ _ a_ _ _ _ __ ____ _ ,s. .......W [DMHenry Ford Gives Car I illi i AlIII~I 3p~ASHIICT ON JOUR To Babylon Expedition LIDflIIAN I , UI j ' ON DEVELO Henry Ford in a communication In a critical discussion concern- to the Board of Regents today an- Ing this country's reserve army, - -n; nounced the gift of a new Ford Duff Gilfond, a Washington jour- sedan to Michigan's archaeological nalist ...…
…JET" THE MICHIGAN IL DAILY .0:..- .Olt..;l - i I 'z . ;s 1 We Carry the Largest Stocek of .i AND 1 f .. ... .... TS SUPPLIES In the State Books * HEADQUARTERS for Minheograp * Material i }. B" t Station ery Laundryr Cases Dawng Pennants 101i'l fiilflllf -filf-fIIIIII .. . .Ilffi IIfi Brief ~waCases Fvountain Penms Tpewriter OF .ALL KINDS Prompt, Etfient and Courteous Service Thee stores IIfitIIIIillInIllIIII) IIIII...…
…. -A -. PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN A I dL M WEEIZA7. O ,CTOBER 2, 192;~ ~ Z ~ t ~ f t - -~m --,_-_, -..a _ __ IFT O PLANTARIUMIMei RAR E VOLUMES'HO Hussey Unearths Fossils ~~LAL Take Dirigible Cruise1 -~ TI ,P I 1 - --- --a ~ -.-- I .~-~-----~-~.--..---- -.------------------- - ----- -- - LOCATED AT CHICAGOi New Project Is Expected To Pop- ularize Study of AstronomyI POPULAR IN EUROPE Three Quarters of Million Given By Max Adler for E...…
…2, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -____ Amin mm .AZZ CIPKE DRILLS PROTEGES SECRETLY FOR SPARTANS NEWLY CHOSEN HEAD C THROUGH PASSING-' Morrison Reports for First After injury to Knee; Wills on Sidelines Duty GEMBIS HURLS PASSES Working behind closec gates dur- ing the latter part of the session Coach Kipke rehearsed his Wol- verine gridders in several new plays yesterday afternoon on Ferry field The players were given these new formations...…
…THE MIC;HIG DAILY THEMICIGN DIL W UIJUMIMfl ILI~( rN EA~lGRIND~f Veterans Repot to Coach t Farrell as Nucleus for 1929 M~ihigan Teamt BENSONfS CAPTAIN ;h thirty men, about half the. er of candidates usually de- for cross country comnpeti-' it the beginning of the season, z. Steve Farr ell is running the! and Blue barriers- throuaghi workouts in an endeavor to a strong team in this his last at MichiganL sides Captain Benson, ten mnon the sq...…
…Goldman' --Cty's Fines aigPat-P'resets LUneq ualled Cleaning E4 acilities (Above) Lobby and receiving r om of Goldman's rnew, modern plant at 214 South State Street. Men's suits brou' ht here are Miracleaned and pressed for $1.25. Part of the Miraclean, system for the refining and distillation of our solvent made fresh and pure every day in our own pilant. / Where men's suits are sha!ed on individual mresses to give a finer, more lasting....…
…THE MICHIGAN J.ALY . . . .. ... .. .. Ir OFFICIAL BULLETIN cation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members e University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) i 1 .L WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1929 No. 7 i Department Heads: :indly call at the Secretary's office to O. K. the payrolls with the ll clerk, BEFORE October 25. Also, please send to this office with east possible delay, a...…
…THE WEATHER Continued warmer. 4 P ,t'n mmpr rhia6 il MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. X, No. 34 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS LAST SOCIAL, AFFAIR oF YEAR TO BE HELE TONIGHT AT LEAGUE DANCING AND BRIDGE GAMES WILL FEATURE PROGRAM OF EVENING "POLAR BEARS" TO PLAY Receiving Line Will Form in Con- course during Early part of Evening's Entertainm ent All students and faculty ,nembers of the Summer Session wi...…
…PAGE EWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILN 'i FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1929 ~r #umnter I Published every morning except Monday during the University Summer Session by. the Board in Control of Student Publications. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all nows dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local aews pub- lished herein. Xntered at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, postoffice as ...…
…FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1929 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PRESSMEN DEPEND FLORIDA PROFESSOR UPON TELEPHONING IS CHIEF EDUCATION FOR QUICK SERVICE CONFERENCE SPEAKER REPORTERS ON HARBOR BEAT JAMES M. GLASS, ROLLINS COL- MEET HUNDREDS OF LEBE, TO TALK ON BIG PEOPLE "JUNIOR HIGH" 'USES TELEPHONE AT PIER GIVE BANQUET TONIGHT Hired Tug To Meet Captain Fried Glass Is Well Known in Pnnsy- As He Entered Harbor, Then vania as Director of Junior Went Staten I...…
…PAGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHI:' . DAILY FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1929 i DA ILY O FFC IA L BUaL LE T IN Publicaton in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all mem- bers of the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean of the Summer Session until 3:30, excepting Sundays. (11:30 a. m. Saturday). VOL. IX FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1929 No. 34 i NEWS FROM 0 THER COLLEGES IOWA-Ceremonies of dedication for the University of Iowa's new1 $500,000 foot...…
…THE WEATHER Fair and Warmer. ul J2 'nm m r 4W 4br 1r M t r h-t 4hr AIL- l MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. X, No. 8. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS HOBBS A0 OCAi Frank Hawks Makes Record H U0 ADVOCAUTE FrankRound Trip Across Country VL(T( :;~pg LeHonorKraus L FDedn Edward H. Kraus and Mrs. PRIO E HOm ANN ABOR TENNIS T0flHUR TO nOrM GREENAND ROUTE [OR EUROPEAN HOP ADVICE TO CRAMER BASED ON OBSERVATIONS...…
…mmerr 04r ftmm~r ir1g a't Dawrg Published every morning except Monday during the University Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled toethe use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. tEntered at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, postofice as second class matter. Subscription by carrier. $1...…
…TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1929 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRU TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1929 PAGE THREE ___________________________________________________ m UEMN VOTERS PLAN CITIZENS H I P SCHOOL' F'OR FOURTH REGIONi PURPOSE WILL BE TO STUDY MODERN FORMS OF GOVERNMENT REED SECURES SPEAKERS i BRITISH PLANE CARRIER RESCUES SPANISH AVIA TORS NEAR AZORES PICKED UP BY BRITISH AIRPLANE CARRIER /AR ' ADR\D AZORRALTD 15A-X The annual home run contest among...…
….. PAGE FOUR -. THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1929 .. - - - - - - - - -- DAILY O 1FFI CIAL BULLETI1N Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all mem- bers of the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean of the Summer Session until 3:30, excepting Sundays. (11:30 a. m. Saturday). Volume IX TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1929 No. 8 Dean's Advisery Committee, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: A meeting o...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 V t t . :45 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS No. XXXIX, No. 155. ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1929. WOMEN'S LEAGUE'Expert Senses 1fPChangenublic Speaking IEblooCHEERS, PN "Probably the greatest achieve- when one contestant gave the same ment of the Northern Oratorical oration three times, losing more league is its influence in trans- disastrously each time. forming public speaking from the To Michigan has gone the dis- nsf...…
…rPAGC .TWO, TH E MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1929 . STATE FOREST WEEK SCHEDULED TO STAR T ANNUAL EXHIBIT MAY 5'' P Green Designates Day For Opening Of Event; Ann Arbor Men Get Appointments CLU,'PLAN WINDOW SHOWt Michigan; Forest week has been proclaimed for the week beginning May 5-, accerting to a report issued! recently by\ Governor Fred W. Green, who at the same time ap-I pointed Arthur W. Stace, of Ann! Arbor, as chairman of...…
…tURSDAY, MAY 2, 1921L THE MICHIGAN DATCY lul I11II110mml 11111luiim , IHL&Tim MIrv ................... all am . ____9- s.-- . Drop verything Be Ready to Save oShoe I I 1 I I Entire Stock ot High Must We Turned Into Cash Grade SHOES for Men and Women as Quickly as Possible .It tMUST Be Done Due to his continued illness Mr. C. H. Allmand finds it necessary t~o withdraw from the partnership of Allmand & Forsythe proprietors of th...…
…TFrM TIT tA q'TAIEY- - ~lI~rn5x% ~ .v . : . , . . , . Published ev ery morning except Monday diung the University year by the Board in Control of Studest Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled:to the use fo' republication of all news dispatches redited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news" pub- Uished herein. Entered at tie postoffice at ...…
…1 'r . 'fig. 7 TI! T HS PA- F °t t Y'E . ,. , ., A VIA VA AM AM IMI5 s- is :1! r} 1j t t,. University Of Oklahoma Was Hostess ZHonor System Calls NOTICE JNTToWomen's Inter-collegiate Convention For Higher Ideals Glee Club and Orchesis will have _ ___ I its dress rehearsals for the program ALCHIRMAN!AI lINi the opening of the men's Mergf into a common purpose campuses, too, smoking is banned, "Honorsystems are only success- Leaue at...…
…,AGE ~ Sr~- THE MICHICAN DAILY f THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1020 I _ _ ._ COLGATE TO OPEN CAM E SERIES HERE TODAY MAROON NINE COST FR ANNUAL TILT WITH MICHIGAN; GARDNR MAY TAKE MOUND FOR VISITORS lT H N AfEE FOR OPPONENT Michigan Tennis Team Meets Colgate Today 1 . WOLVERINES WIN TWO TANK TITLES CaptainAwit and 200 Yard Relay WMintraub Will Start Game At Quartet Win Championships ,fhird Base Despite i Detroit Meet In jury Injry Capturing...…
…*THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' i V! A 8\ d~ i i 1 1MI IWM I I1i I M I I I OS I YdIr1111Y O '. i a .®...r a m S Purple Spring Teams iTV GOFR L Sp tr- To . UI- LINHL O IlLD N I ST PL L , Face Heavy ScheduleL ITY I; G ______L_ _t__t _ ATHLETICS TAKE MEASURE OF BOSTON 244 EVAN , Ill., ay NorthMTILLINISTUR (Continued From Page Six) Ill.'.--4 the two teams meet in the 00 l Indians Lose Fifth Straight; Hits Two Homers For Athlet...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MTCFITCAN TL MAY 2, 1J24 PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DATLY TTT1rn5t~AY, !JAY 2, 1~2~ ft ... ., DAILY OFFIAL BULLETIN . # I i .c K T ' Liszt: Hark, Hark the Lark; Chopin: Etude Op. 25 No. 2, Nocturne F Senior Education Students: OTTAWAY PLANS sharp major; (Miss Criswell) Schumann Zwei Venetian Liedier; Schu- Special Assessments and unpaid class dues are now being col- W S E N T U bert: Ihr Bilt, Rast Lose Liebe, (Mr. Culkin...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 - 4, -5fr -~A91 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VoL XXXIX, No. 137. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1929 April Gargoyle 'P \r QPT|I QTAI AW Heavy Selling Causes Stock LULIiLO, LULLU Is Travel Issue LIL OLIJIU flLULL 111 Slump As Call Rate Climbs This Month's Edition To Appear Declines Reduced In Brisk Rally broker's loan statement which mlr S.eiOnCamps DivlliDg Dn inajshowed a decline ot only $144,000,- W S N CR1C li ia To...…
…PAR O~ -T HFE MICHI GAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1929 I +N FORJUNRSTO ISTIAdd Two New Men MRSTo V jTo Language Stafl N CFor Next Semes iThieme Announces Appointn Of Chales Knudson An Jean Ehrhard f ter ment d i GOVERNOR GREEN MAY COMMUTE Engineers Convene PROHIBITION OFFENDERS' TERMS To Discuss Heating Methods For State Conference Is Designed To Bring °': About Closer Relations GROUP WILL GIVE PROGRAM AT KALAMAZOO COLLEGE CONVOCATION Z...…
…T~iS MII-IICA' * tL r ... .._ s.rr.a. . Y cw r ENRLLMENT STARTS, FOR SUMMER GEOLOGY AoGYCM C FORMER PREM BIER CAMPAIGNS V JUNE 18 DATES TO JULY 27 SET AS FOR TENTH ANN~UAL SESSION UNIVERSITYCREDIT GIVEN' Ehlers WAI;j Direct Geology Field Work; Jamies Will Presenit Geography Courses With the publication of, a Uni- versity bulletin tellinig-the' partic- ulars of the geology and geography summer camp in Kentucky, eiroll- mient has beg...…
…PACE Fo~ THE MICHIc AN DAILY TVuS15Av, A4L';1 the committee. The Daily main- tains that the person making the Published every morning except Monday accusation should appear to prefer diing the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. the charge, or else the whole idea Member of Western Conference Editorial may become nothing but a way to Association. work off personal grudges against The Associated Press is exclus...…
… T H E'-. M I C H I C Ai N'f3* Al L Y PAOX FIVE *T~r~~, ~~~h , S~9PAE FV4THAMIHWAVE DAILY ftMATM M= b ANNUAL ELECIONS Of WOMEN'S CLUB AND W._ A. TO1BE[HELD WEDNESDAY W. A. A. NOMINEE ' . FOR PRESIDENT TENTTBAVLLER T A. A. FOR NOMINEE T IS OPENTO MAKE PLANS PRESIDENT FOR HORSESHOW Pegasus will hold its regular u0meeting at 4 o'clock on Thursday afternoon, April 4, in the parlors Tnovn r WrPte News T k A. A. U. WV. Opens Reid Hall For...…
…P-G.E, tl' -1 1THE M-.C-4-TCAN -DAILY ' AUESDAY, .ARRIL _2, 1920 NINE MEN AWARDED MAJOR LETTERS FOR WRES TLING WOLERNE ORAPPLERS END BRILLIANT YEAR Eight "AMA'S" Given By Coach Keen In Recognition Of Work Done During Season ARE CONFERENCE CHAMPS Nine men were awarded Varsityj "M's" for their work on the Wol- verine mat team during the past season, while eight other grapplers received "AMA's" it was announced yesterday by Coach Clifford Ke...…
…S ESDAY, APRIL 2, 1929 .T H E - 'Iii G AN .A-I.L I WolverinesPlace Second In Swimming Meet_- ADERmDING__-MO SONAL ATTE~NTION LIKE )ME AT :A SAVING OF 100% [TH CASH CARD. DIAL 3916, )E LAUNDRY, 204 N. MAIN. SWIM STARS SHATTER EVERY MEET RECORD I Five New National Intercollegiate Recorda Are Also Set At St. Louis NQRThWESTERN IS WINNER Record-breaking performances in every .event featured the national collegiate tank meet at St. Louis la...…
…?AGE EIGI~ TH E "M I C2A N rATEY =,.hISAY, APRYL 2, 19'2§ - - - - - -- - . - - sea Upperelass Students: 1J LIBRARY RECEIVES andl CI L O LL NIt is suggested that upperciass members, particularly seniors, take| s EDITION OF hOPeaysrsDiary; advantage of their opportunities du:ing the remainder of thc yearc and secure a medical examination. Work Is Ranked With Pepys' Diary; Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all member...…
…1890 lo Sit;a N. - MEMBER ASSOCIATEDI PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 111. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1929 EIGHT PAGES -- - - i - WISCONSIN DROPS~ H OKE EOUER TO MICHIGAN TAM VARSITY OUTPLAYS BADGE Sj TO WIN FAST GAME BY 3-1 SCORE IS FIRST CONTEST. OF SERIES HERE Joseph Stars As Wolverines Draw! Within Reach Of Second Phae Democrat Gets ALUMNUS NAMED Cabinet Place IN CABINET ROLL Former Governor Will Be Picked By Hoover, Says Kansa...…
…Pd W THE MICHIGAN DA LY..; A UDA .. rl"'l'am'/ ^. , 1 I F CII , ?' 9 :u' 3 AIRPLANE PANORAMA OF NEWLY-ACQUIRED' LAND MYSTERIOUS GIFTEDUCATION DEAN' OF VATICAN; DOTTED LINE MARKS _BOUNDARIES~iFRIGHTENS STAFF ;CHOSEN HEAD OF, AT DAILY OFFICE RESEARCH BODY -xz ,**.*i*Tryouts were told to stand back-- 4 { "t~ t .. " ;" : v"'GC3 S \ { Tn , -. Fe..; r°.; and cover their eyes, women and J. B. Edmonson, dean of the! :..h: r: r S. ( ... ~children ...…
…2, 1929 " ''R m . r; .. C' '. mtx , 2, 1929. r t'ir~w THT~ MICHh~AN t& A1V~I'.' I-.- rr MEY LAI APER STUDENTis 3QRATORY PPE AN JOURNALIST" NAME CTED FOR' OFFICIAL 'ARTMENT ORGAN "MICHIIGI SELE(C DEP RECENTPORTRAIT OF CHARLES CURTPISTHOUGH T TOBE"*Fl F. :: ... ._. {" r '2t' j: " f : L a.*.,.*. N r.v- f ?,;. {i~~~~~~r :' ;.x~ : r~~-o. L:.Y :ri'2 . :;r :;: :?..."" INJE STATE PAPERS COOPERATE No Attempt Will Be Matte To Print .News Wit...…
…'TrHE MICTIGCAN DAILY SA1TURDAY, TUARC 3 2, 1;)29 Publishzed every, morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Weste n Conference Editorial1 Association.- The Associated Press is .exclusively en-! titled to the use for republication.of all news dispatches' credited to, it or not otherwise credited inthis"paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice...…
…~~ATUIvAAMARC!, I105 THE MICHICAN lAE .r ''r ' 4,.w.._.. _ ............_... A. 'VA= 00, 'wA r ; s--.: l ' NNLocal Women's Organization Studies LONS A r jTp Writings Of Mary Wolstonecraft Are TEA E Elementar And Adolescent Problems LUWSARE U1Among Rare Books In Clements Library RE mu PAPERS BE Uf i S yl l ugs sso SK ATING R IV I Among the rare and valuable in America" published by her in Studying children's literature and group this s...…
…THE MICHIGAN AIL ,SATURDAY, MARCH TH MC.-TG N A_,SA _tJ YMA,:. ,19§' . , ,. ,. , .. - 1 1 ./ wILL INY DE FIELD HOUSE TONIGHT I Hockey, Fencing Tea ms Se e It wir uc -ru ~ Action Toniht1WEI uNEI SWIPIIMEflS ' 1 a> r , I . - u . ILSTAR BUCKEYE CAGERS TO OPPOSE VARSITY TWo 'meetStrong Biadger In Second Tilt Of .Return Series Coach Lowr ey's varsity hockey t ea m will engage Wisconsin's puckstc rs tonight in the second of th...…
…111,11 -111 . CH 1929 SHE MICHIGAN DAIL- eAGE GERS WILL INVADE BUCKEYE FLOOR IODAY C's" ;IN FIGD A .OUR TILTS ARE LISTED ON TQ REAIN N RAE IU SCEDLETON IT P URUDI I Inthe first round for the win- FON RS ter all-campus tennis tournament INTEREST TO CENTER IN MIC- there were 73 'igned up on the IGAN-OIO STATE GAME, IL- 1 play-off sheet, and at the pres- LINIBOILERMAKER CLASH VICTORY WILL LEAVE CAGE ent writing there are about 18 left _Wisc...…
…I AU E EiUkk THE TC HTCAN DATE ' I 5ATMDAT, MARM 1, 10M ~Au~: ~aQdT ~A'rtmr~AY, MA~!! 2, 1~2§ ~7'H~ MIeHTt~AN ~ATIZY .... - DAIY OFIIA L BULLEITIN Publication In the Bulletin is constructive not~ice to all members of the University. Copy received1 by the Assistant to th~f Prest-. dent until 3:30 p. tn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday.) IHinshaw Heads Two MldareShop Mrge jAnnouncement was made yester- day of the merger of the University Music Sho...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 <Yt Air * 4tZr ta 46F t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX. No. 60. PART I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1928 EIGHT PAGES Convening Congress To Meet Old Issues Of Former Campaign FARM AND TARIFF PROBLEMS LOOM AS PARAMOUNT QUESTIONS WILL CONSIDER BILLS Hoover To Determine Advisability Of Granting Extra Session For Farm Debate (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-Two big ghosts of the campaign-farm re- lie...…
…ME TWO - ~~THE MICHIGAN DAILY,_________ Student Volunteers Hold Three Sessions At Big Convention I DCN'BR21D2 S O VDT 1ET FI 1S ~RYI FIFTEEN COLLEGES PRlESENT! ~~AT SIXTH ANNUAL gw CONFERENCEC MEMBERS HEAR HAAS] Closing Session Will Be Held Tomorrow At Lane Hall; Is Annual Event Three sessions of the StudentStrigTmro e.An T Volunteer conference Were held - yesterday ini Lane hail. The con- IERM OFDSICIEPCU SF'G EENLMTD-nUt vention, at which 15...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1928 THt MICHI'GAN D A I L Y Freighter Abandoned After Rescue Fails Transfer Crew Of Chief Maquilla To Japanese Steamer In Mid-Pacific BOUND FOR SHANGHAI' (By Associated Press) SEATTLE, Dec. 1.-A wireless to David R. Girwood, Seattle manager of the Canadian-American Ship- ping Co., this morning reported the company's disabled freighter,E Chief Maquilla, had been abandon- ed in mid-Pacific and that her crew had been tr...…
…?ACE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAllY SUNDI~AY. VElC Tu. 2.? 192' , - ' - F - - - -- _ _ -_ _ _ Ci. .F } 1/1=i\.-i.':l Yl l-71'314 fig 1a71Gi? Published every morning except Monday luring the University year by the Borard in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press istexclusively en- raled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited ...…
…SUNDAY, 1-TCr :MP 77?. 2, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY '- DA, ------T , 98 H M C IG N DA L rx t' owl MM i0 .4;, e a~r 4 {'. 4 ' '.a tl'rw" dji _.. f'-' Y4 .41.-i., .4:i H.-: x ii 5: la'. ;t 1 ILVATAM EM 0 N..;=e to :Vi vA' S- L o 57\.SZ l i 1 0 - i A W w W A VT MW?"di 41% V4 Y'4%kVVV TV T tY T AL W"/' 7 l0 u- Second Year Women MRS. HALLIE FLANAGAN DISCUSSES WOMEN'S PART IN PLAY PRODUCTION o 0 S SOCIETY Give Annual Circus Bungli...…
…,t MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, Ma THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. DECEMBER 2; 1928 SELECTING ALL-AMERICAN TCAMS PUZZLES ETB Plenty OfBackfield, -rnvi ye Ina Season. BIG TEN COACHES AGAINST CHANGES aIN COURT RULES (By AssociatedlPress) CHICAGO, Dec. 1. - Three changes in thc Big Ten basketball rules, designed to speed up the game, have precipitated such an + indignant protcst among several' coaches tihat their annual mneeting I he...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER Z, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Stanford Stops Red Cagle; Army Eleven Is Put To Rout, 26-0, As Hoffman Stars r- I (Continued From Page Six) proceeded to kick out of danger to ton for a long gain to the Stanford his 45-yard line. 1 -yard Line. However, Army could A Stanford plunge made six, not gain from there and the ball yards and another play brought the changed hands. Stanford punt...…
…PACE, RIGHT x. THE MICHIGAN D A I L Y LJN '%Y, DF.CL]V nrTZ 2, 1928 _AG_ _G __ DAILY OFFICIAL Publication in the Bulletin is constructive of the University. Copy received by the A dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturda Junior Research Club: Gargoyle Business Staff and Tryouts: PETITION BRINGS The regular meeting of the Junior Research Club will be held in There will be an important meeting tomorrow afternoon, Monday, jI TRoom 121 ...…
…TABLISHED 1890 Jr I Lw A I i MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS, Vol. XXXIX. No. 35. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1928 M..r EIGHT PAGES I LUC ER TELS OF W RDWA PIRATECRHUISES ONE OF LARGEST CROWDS EVER TO ATTEND ORATORICAL LECTURE PRESENT IDOLIZED 'BUFFALO BILL' Luckner's Life One Of Constant Adventures On Land And On Sea. EXPECtT SELLOU'T FOR ILLINI GAME With but few more than 2,000 tickets remaining, a sellout for the Michigan-Il...…
