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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Imunina| (( |r~ u QFLYER SETS NEW ALTITUDE RECORDE U'n1 Il U I I Lc OF 22,000 FEET FOR HYDROPLANES CREATE FELLOWSHiPS ScholarsaIps Will Be Given Americans By Ministry Of Education For Study At Budapest INCLUDES MANY COURSES Opportunities for American men to study abroad have been greatly in- Y creased by the offer of five scholar- ships made by the Ministry of Edu-v cation of Hungary. These are avail- able for 1927-28 in th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VtnT"Altr 'XXAXY nA - A - *_ C * A. *. tiJ 20t, i~1 7 : UA SE f -IALL 1ii AM It- PLAY ORTHWES TE3RN TODAYI TODA Y i ASBECK WILL START ANS T LP UPLENINEx i 27 BigtC Q E'al ' [t J o 'SI Irt<<i' As'ibo, WMIfIAN IN SIXTH PLACE Folk lcwivi yeserdav contest with! the Colgatf ie ,l*Micigan's baseball; squad ,' consisting of Coach Ray Fish- er an(] 12 pLaycrs>, ent rauied at 10:30 last night on a two-ay tr-ip) which...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THU1RSDAY m fto i rr-- r f t~lhIWc~% %.f.. m OMNWA*,h- D f P ,. ' - wl BAN JOHNSON GNEW ANGLE TO-,COBBmSPEAKER CASIll REVEA LS REAL REASONS FOR RESIGNATIONS' OF MANAGERqS OF TIGER AND INDIAN TEAMS' TELLS TR UTH IN LEpADES CASES L~ixiy In Mlanagerial Duties And NotI against Cobb and Speaker was given Crookedness C'aused Resignation kin these words: Of ('iiij I1($5Both Were F'aiures (By Associated Press)...…

… KAPA ELTaROpai4 Phi, Phi Kappt Ps, two weeks erlir than lst year, The 44rc~b For tA Vekly c l Me l~ll( t KA PA ELT !3RHOProfc~sslonaI ' raterlltt i , $dt on which the sale of the hJok' Band ~1en( oru~ete RECEIVES TROPHY II PiLambdia Kappa, Nu Sigmna Ni iisepeted tdsart isOctober ___1_______________ F or Varsity I sla E ' Q SCHOLARSHIP Phi Dela Ep)soPihiAlh llEolafechnshvebnradt;lll[3I11tiliitltff11i6!1{IIJ OnlyiltI1a few114111fhtnglt 111havel...…

…TI ?I"' TOIL! LMATMN IDAIIY TTTTRST)AY, '' TI..M..IT AN.A L . .... I.................. IOWA FOiRENSIC TEAM1 PLkANS EGIH TU ('Ioscil by I L),i ittat& of' iitri'liit Wi OMAN WILL ATTEMI PT TRANSA TLANTIC FLIGHT so(c HS OUTSTANDING RECORDJ IOWA (' I iY, Oct. 19--A debate teamr from the Univ1Ersity of Iowa will be the sole ofrercentative of the United States to tour England during the -?pring of 1929, It has been announced by Prof. A. C. Ba...…

…I ERINES Bow, BEFORE SUPERIOR ... . ....... .. CuPHE'R TE I POWERFUL MINNESOTA MORE THAN JUST A QUARTERBACK 3tlclhigain Eeleven FaiN To Stop Clever As,%orI nik rf Pas And I RICH SHINES AS [DRTEDIIITV UADJU~D~ SCORE BY QUARTERS MINNESO A M14r.,..,,HIGAN 1st 0 2nd 0 0. 3rd 4th 6 0 7 FINAL 13, RllC-H SHINES AS DEFENSIVE ST.ARIIIRiIIlI IHIIi WILL RACE TOMORQW Intram.ural 1)partien t schledules List Of Contests For Week's Card ...…

…THE_ MICHIGAN._DAILY.________ PAG1 SE'l, Gopher Team Has VAR~SISHOWE ,ELL. Veteran Leader IttIL LIU4NOIS Tq RINLS~ 0t11 Vle irsii' [3i 1"ot , 1IuH 1i r. liihre a sI WRESLINGTEAM DEFEATS OIO FOR THIRD CONFERENCE VICTORY I HIESThER WINS IN DASH Featuredby Ith surprisigbuttul- successful id or, Chapman, a m(:fibr of coach Fioyt'90shfm51at squad, to ti Buck Hester in the 65 yard dash, and~ by the sensational comeack of Monroe in the mile ru...…

…SiNDAY, ?1IAF C 11 2") 11)'!7 TH-,E MICI IIG N DAILY PAGE, t-,VFIN SUNDAY, MARCIJ, 20, 1927 PAGE SEVI?.N ANNUAL BOXING S iW WILL B E HELD , Bakbl1TmWsetFurYr MARCH 23 AT 1ATE YAN GYMNASIUM'IPersonal FYlRecrdICnfrec ..sP "t 1a ;l)(1 ' 'l th 11 n iN VV i dard, -"i(I l l boXing card to bo( 11( A \ 114]Watl, r'ti :lilV hthr 1((Iuil.t.1w to ri.,' b:w hW ll ,. an, t tir!at triial of Fillvren100 te highl C 8 ' I v i it)u Wlo, A. A. IU. sem~liinl...…

…ion; Soon Admit Women' 01 I Af the sitie uden of >tion -Princetown univ r- university to receive the money which oldest non-co-educa- was made available by, the death of s, may open its gates Mrs. Green's son in 1925. ts in a year or two. - A further motion was passed to the Directors , recently ;effect that fully equippe(d women's to accept a gift of dormitories should be erected to hat purpose. house about 400 women and to be' is offere...…

…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY . :. 1 u0 11 ceis i ad bu~iger wii.] 1 'r:lcia i h. 4 here they \will race agair, IIIALR rUUJ1U LcllanLU Kennedy < ()ky sa.te % ml Ft OR 0110 D, t Jo1' r the third cneu Tholv(crilwsrlake 25) ) Men TO Colnull, { ir is event, for Michigan. In Hope Of Wiiini -Foarth ELimniut a~l13,a-;will cc l)naul )Iot Of 4((&r the halt mile and(1 Monroe v I o entry in the one mile ru. CLOSE FIGHT EXPECTED ''p1~u , Daie jmpebradNor Knapp,...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAII_,'x'' PATE SEVEN THE ICHIAN DLL~ AGE EVEN WWOXMWAWOMKOWO .WM FADD[L T IL HLDFORMER MIIC~HIGAN TRACK STAR FARRELL~QITS AMA ITEU1R SPORT CIRCLESITisTS i lliITlur Tfl i 0 Ir,_. P LA SS I FI E YA 1 , 1, 1i8[ IYIw I NW ;By Associated Press)1 Olympic star, is reported to have for-, CLSES AD R. IN IC llss Y&.statusYOKtwoifamous athe ate Joje professona basketall. I I g T TN T 'ttsotwfaosaheeJi'poesoabaktal7'UFirst Tests OF Yea...…

…RTHE MICHI2A0,19?N ELY r. ry r J ..iaO 1 uiwn u n __ '"rw'r i.. . n++rwww.wrr. ,,.r '"+ 'ra,,,,, ,.,,fir trr °°riw yy % i rr. ,, , .. "7 r '" ooft I- -- -- - TILDEN LOSES TO (WA TILIP PADAPITV flU RUTH MAY BREAK MAKEU'POF WOLVERINE ELEVEN UNSETTLED AFTER -FIRST WEEK ONLY FOUR POSITIONS ARE SETTLED AS A RESULT OF THE LOSS OF SEVENREGULARS TILDEN gOE TO T TV RUTH MAY BREAK FRENCH NET STAR | u HOME RUN MARKI n STADIUM. IS iNCREASD I B...…

…TF [CHIGAN DAILY i1 AUTOGRAPHS ARE LOWDE N ADDRESSES FARMERS NOW ON DISPLAY IN MAIN LIBRARY- ...L.. ..i. CLUBSl I I Y BUSNS OFFER AVCEPTEI) FOLLOWING 1926 CONVENTION IN DES 1TOINES WILL PUBLISI RESULTS I Larg Number of Questionnaires ti ent Out to Iw1ure C omprehieuslhe Returns to Bureau Following their convention held at Des Moines in 1926, the National Fed- eraticn of Business and Professional Women's clubs accepted an offer of the...…

…low'] [MCI Nydahi out of bounds after a four- WOLERNESBO SUERORTEAM yard gain. Almquist found a hole at WISCONSIN________________________________________ center on a delayedl buck and made (Continued from Page Six) hoff downed hm. first down on Michigan's 47-yard line.- T I lot two yards attempting a drive off' Riddell tumbled as he was tackled Y ydahi madenwo yardstbing Sfaked)Qa Pickle ~~~~and Mh-igan recovered Mtherball on ako h u n hntr...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Si ND1AY, 'ERIZI-ATRY 20, 1912 - vw GLEE~ ~ ~ CLU WIL IVAHESTAREST ED FRA NCE MAY ARRANCE CONCERT WITH MPA8,C S.TOBEGIN AYMENS WillI Also Take P'art In Contiest To Ile- termine Represeniv e Of This District MAY TAKE CONCERT TOUR Announcement has been made of a joint concert of the Varsity glee club with the Michigan State College glee, club, to be held March 1, in Lansing. This event is the first of a series of concer...…

…PAGE EIG~HT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 20.:1927 es 19M I1MS 11MM1 . . " ' DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy recoived by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten. I VOLUJME VII sLTNPXY, 3MARC: A 20, 1927 NUMBER 123 Tio the D)eans: t There will be no Conference of the Deans on Wednesday, ...…

… ~ ." :.M...we !' ir w ,. i~N GOLFERS' Leads Team Ag ainst1 V TO SQUAD!P u1 rm LP '1Tc.w REPO; rr I'V i 'ates Wien r im i nstr th~eI acha, were to [At least every membeahr of the 19274 W'oly rin~e golf squad will he a vet-I cran, p- ba~ps not of t e cTedRy. riss Mrry Va ,don, or John Eclark type, SIbut, linlcsn'en of '.lie experience and calibre of Cant. Fred Gover, Addison Coninor, T. A. E Vyse, Ralpnh Co lc, IRobert 1-astings, a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FrnDAY, i 20, TH..CIA D d RDY.~ 0 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). CoDy must be typewritten. VOLUME VIi F"JjDAY, MAY --!O, 1927 NUMBER 167 Automobile Rulings: The following action has been taken by the Automobile Committee: Request for special permis...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' THURSDAY, JAt-ARY 20, 192? D AILY 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). Copy must be typewritten. SCHOONER SINKS AS CREW IS SAVED BY LINER MacCurdy To Treat"! Pre-Historic Europe a l Volume VII THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 197 Number St Prospective Teachers: All Se...…

…-- THE MICHIGAN DAILY TOSRIMAETORYI 52 REMAIN ON SQUAD Coaches Confine Attention To Varous Phases Of Kicking.Game In Monday's Practice. At the conclusion of yesterday's workout which consisted mainly of a drill in all departments of the kicking game, Coach Elton E. Wieman an- announced the first scrimmage for; this afternoon on old Ferry field with a regular game carded for Saturday afternoon. Today a scrimmage will be the last thing on the p...…

…TNSI VE DRI LL FOR SA T GAY.SI I ( ALONG THE SIDELINES By Herber~t E. Tedder I Vahttdn Oo. terlrbtr , >'hse a Coach' Tad Wiemai yesterday after- tercepted p)as last a#tuidt:y loon announced the adidition of Donm- proved fully as effective as " .e nic Sulio to the Varsity. squad 'in' view' again tried hi" hand a hurl iI.g d hiN excellent showing inr scrim- thle ovaal' through many113- yard: oe page during the past week or'so. Sul- shace. o i...…

… EIGHT A-HE ICHIGAN DAILY R - ~ 1 .. . . . .... ...... . . .. . . .. .. ... .. ... .. ... .. .. .. 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. mn. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) l'scloloigv 127. I ndividIuali I tfereiices: educational laboratory, on the fourth floor of the university high school, at 7 930 am., Sunday In...…

…', 20, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY t PAGE DINE , 20, 1927 '1 x PAGE NINE MON-RESIDENT SUMMER SESSION INSTRUCTORS NNOUNCED BY KRAUS PROFESSORS FROM EUROPE AND GREAT BRITAIN INCLUDED IN FACULTY FIRE HITS MANILA oshutz. violinist,.James Wolfe, bar-I BUSINESS MEN TO l tone. and Elsie Baker, contralto, will, ,^ make their first Ann Arbor appearance CONSIDER AIRPORT at the Festival, while Arthur Hackett has been heard here several times. : icmber...…

… y Friday nake array ;to play C(y11r tir' tI C T ' 'Rro w , ' o~uearf°' f~e A1~ nderInc. It .4 THIS COLUMNI CLOSESI AT 3 P.M. Em ADVERTI Tigers Duds at atnnual Thu.r 'day, or Friday. Fred Glover and Addison Connor. T. H. Goodspeed and John Bergelin. R. C. Waterbury and RI. Ruston,. John Glover and Ralph Cole. I Hgo Krave and Harold Rhiodes. Ai. A. Ahistromn and J. AV. Iarrisonr. J. A. MacLean and Merritt de Jong. James Lewis and Georg...…

…RUT Wit Pennock, and Ruetlher, have all pitch- 25 games for Joe McCarthy.- ed gooti hall, while \Viley Moore has The loss of Tommy Thevenow was a sMScceded Fred Marberry of Washing- serious blow to the Cards although hTorporcer has been partially making SIA ItItr i ie h up for his absence. Frisch, O'Farrell, lEague. Haines, and Alexander have been the, The keystone combination of La- main cogs in the St. Louis team. ! Fifth Pennant In seven Y...…

…'CHIGAI I t'1 I J7~I CHIGAI _ w........ .. Renewal Of Former Rivalry To Feature Eastern Grid Games WOLVERINE END . . SUFFERS INJURYJ Page's Indiana Team.Awaits Invasion Of Rockne's Powerfu-,Notre Dame Eleven (Special to tie Daily) BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Oct. 19-Inii- JDame a good game. The Rockne elev- In Ur ILLI i!1 viJ I ey Turns Attention To Correcting! ifensive and Defensive Faults Uncovered in Ohio Game KPECT RECORD CROWD (Special...…

….. THE MICHIGAN-DAILY ; SUNDAY, - vAn . . MR TH,.CICNfAT SUNDAY. F'EBRUARY 20. _,a UNIQUE EXHIBIT. IS ARRANGED FOR STATE LAU IK STUDENT SHOWINGTEM O EAE Structural advantages and disad- E A I. "vantages of the skyscraper will be shown in the first exhibition ever dle-! Sixty-F+our Tleaims Fromn All H~arts of 1 voted to this type of building as as State to Begin Elimnaationi C on- airtistic development, which willlbe: testy in Marelk ; ns'...…

…All newcomers are cordially invited to 1Margaret Yan DIureni, Scretary. c. 54: tAssignmnent for this week, Fairchild, Chapter 21). It. L. Caveriv. rres1ieuntiulu written. NUMBER 141 sday, April 20, at Pe IE. Roabilus f aturday, April 2", 11. H. I IjMS 1reologjy 2: I The first excursion in Geology 2 for those signed up in the Wednesday afternoon sections will be conducted today, April 20, at 1 o'cloc:k. 1. 1). Scott. OFFICERS ATTEND HOSPIT...…

…Amw , i t 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 Atnn Arbor Art 1As oclat ion:zSociology 01: The opening exhibition of the year 1927-1928 consists of a group of Euro- The quiz sections will have their first meetings on Wednesday of this pean and American paintings of the late ninsteenth and twentieth centuries. week...…

…THE MICH-IGAN DAILY'x'TT SA,6 U LYOFFICIAL B'ULLETIN lication in the Bulletin is cormstructlve notice to all members of University, Copy received by the Assistanat to the President until Ip. in. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday.) : IlTiSeond tryoutis fo7. r tiMummers Dramatic Society,,)]tis ,afteoIon from 3 .:00Ii 5:(00 p. tin.,;it 2W'3 tiI. Absence~s of mmbers -,must hoe(eX( i,,,d. Therewill1~, a Women's Lengue Party and Womenin's Athletic Ass~ociati...…

…Y, FEBRUARY, 20, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE EL . ,. . . . . .. .. . .. .. .. . BOSTON -IS AUTHOR OF1AITON TO TRANSL&TEi ENG*1IEE ING BULLETIN RBsaOK PuFOR AMERICANemets' ofMealFulig i Anoncd HIST OR'?COMMI1SSION; By P~rof. Ne~ilso BIRTHPLACE OF WASHINGTON FACULTYMEN TO TALK BEFORE REALTY CLUB whichl Prof. iherr ave 1 >to ikth1a t C lbl-azing Is F rbdd 1)Decemiber 2, on "'Prcolem of the Real'= Estate alcs4lliiinagel'" SAN DIV"GO, CM....…

…ftritan .XXXVIII. N. ?1. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUES" AY, SEPTE,'BERPi0, 1927 iWST UDENT1S TK PRII RS RSHMEN V EIGHTEENI VEEj ririnhiin ELTON NWIEM AN ITTESPEAKS FAE RIE OA CH 1itDiuiiuH, YOST RESIGNS POST AYRPAIE IS"APOINTE S ADISERS' WORK ' FOMER A ' ,2VARSITY! E~I'MEN W1IEK CAVE ARRIVING~ AS~~~~~~ MENOROF 92 FOTBLLTEAEBT A HADCOAH URIGERODCT MAY RESUMEATIECARENXTYA TE AM ITCE) 10IU)IIhlE{OA TT OtJST'1 POSI 1'U it .A I IIf AN T1BE LI EVE S ...…

…ELVE THE M CIGAN DAILY SVNAY, FEBRUARY 20, 11127 DAIY OFICALBULLETIN F0A L FF C A ublicaion in the Bulletin is constfuctive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p, gin. (11:30 a. in. Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten. li l)OI'rtaj nt l i tiig Ioday at (he t'II iou, 2.;i{} M ). t111'-I getIYre se as is punctuality, IV. .1. [Dodge, Secret 11V3 E r VOLITVME VII SUINDAY, 1...…

… THE. MICI 1IGAN DAILY'' .111 -L THE MICHIGAN DAILY ii 1' FOkTywM I NTH NuAL lip. -x"I 1 K. a . XI If, OF season s s ;LSD Sumw r i 1927 1 Auditorium J3ENIAMINO G m ITALIAN T-E- lIt PAUL Ann. Arbor POLISH VIOLINIST -J'NUA v 1 Metropolitani Opera Coujh1iuiy 0 I six UL PERFOR CES a A " iE forty-ninth annual Choral Union Concert S eries brings to Ann Arbor a group of world re- rown.ed artists the equal of which is 's...…

… ateringStudentsParticipate the men who had spoken to them and thrills of life into the four colthe president himself. clege, and also asked the The women students, on Tuesday to stand ready to expand th AnUlrATO night, also participated in a mix r ectual muscles to meet the helin Babour gymnsaium, where conditions of college life. S 5 1'tPresidlent .Little also 'attended "for <t .hat "I happen to be a m short time and where the entering the E...…

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