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…FRIDAY, APRIL ZO, 1928. THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ 1* .v4M.' * PAGEl PAGEANT METING IS ARRANGED FOR TODAY All Tryouts, Chairmen And Commit- tee Members Must Be Present At O'Clock WILL POSTREHEARSALS All freshmen women included in the list of those who have been chos- en for the dances of the pageant, nur- ses who have signified their desire to participate in the activity, and chair- men and members of committees are required to be present at a gen...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY RSITY TRACKMEN .zi TO ENTRAIN FOR OHIO RELA /' STARS OF ET AM8N 21WHO WILL COPETE TOMORROW ThRhEE I IIVI1)UAL CHAMPONS TO )EPEN LAURELS A COLUMBS FESTER TODEFEND TITLE ooper Iligh And Law Hurdles, Ketz hilainmer Throw, TQ Try For 5econd Chmnploinships Included among the 21 Varsity track Al4thletes who are scheduled to entrain for Columbus this morning, there to 'onipete in the annual Ohio Relays t6mor row, are many ...…

…THE IMtH1AN DAILY p -,FOURTEEN CIRCUIT RUNS LEAD 1 TO HEAVY SCORING IN MAJORS; DETROIT WINSFROM ST. LOUIS ea __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ -Unusually heavy hitting and fre- .Holloway for Detroit; Gray, Nevers, quent home runs made it necessary( Beck for St. Louis. jo use a liberal inmber of pitchers in ' the Big League baseball games yes- Home Runs--Williams, Boston; terday. Ten home runs in the Na- Ruth, New York; Sturdty, St. Louir; tiTonal Leagut...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAiLY _ __ __ _ . ._ _ - I 4LIY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ablication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of .e University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 30 p.m. (11:30 a.m., Saturday.) l day) in Sarah Caswell Angell Hall. i Vera Jolhnstoi, Dance Chairman. DIRECTING RELIEF OF BREMEN CREW 8. F'RIJAY, APIL 20. Number 148. [ce to All Seniors: The diploma fee of $10 and the certificate fee...…

…9STAflLISED 1890 Y t *ailv MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1928 VOL. XXXVIII, No. 129. EIGHT PA DEVELOPMENTS I OLSAlA'INVOLVES SMITH NITTI TO ATTACK. RULE OF IL DUCE PLANS ARE COMPllE FOR DEBATE BETWEEN EDITOR AND LECTURER' I PUBLISHER WILL Cruise Head Extends, DEFEND FASCIST Best Wishes To Plavy fonodrArzoMcAnILO PEEesident REAATO International University - Cruise, and A.;. fou Jder and organi...…

…SEA1YIATIN 'WO BOOKS DEALING WITH WORLD SELL _________CRUISE ADDED TO MAIN LIBRARY Ilet a:T and th expedtion a stted by thilte i T wo hooks were 0ail( ld ecently to up only of ipic ture.. eue ~B o o h Ot Prf. WlliamI lus~y. he min llibrary whoih dealt with the ;snlapshots are views oll 14eca:~s OYL The vorCi-, s hi~t n.x~il n;, f t islr CIIl ('1tUiSe 11 the S. S. adth ot4 i- o ba- c W Xeep The in- ; r' n n1 d;iniolast y avn Oneihook,,(,oil- te...…

….29, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -,f ... 20. 1928 TH IHGA AL SCHROEDER TALKS; ON SEARCH FOR RELIGION Says That Tan Finally Is Wrecked On Rteef Which He Hias Known All 'His Life SPEAKS AT CONVOCATION "Religion, to the race in general, has always been an adventure of the mind," said Rev. John Schroeder in his address on "The Quest for Re- ligion," 'at the Student Convocation S'unday morning. "But after all of the searching and fthe' questing ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 192 4c3tr gtan O4tiIg 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 of all news dispatches credited'to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice...…

…(Y, MARCH 20, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - } PAGE F so 0 AwA r; ,.. " h .:. ..r f HONORED+ T SUPPER Miss Johnson Names Proper Conditions OI That Will Make Study Most Effective e S P O R T S .,I MT[IAIM AT EASDaily Bulletin of Sportswomen "Now that the last grades from I'll get a bid to the dance Friday,IIRTAM ' i __DailyBulletinof _______________ incomplete courses, X's, and 'not re- not much effective study will be ported' work are bei...…

…:_ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ITYTEM TRAIN FOR WEEK-END PTESP1 NY, MARCH 20, 1928 A CriV~II ,,ES HARVARD MEET IS NOW HISTORY; M,.1IA ILME CORNELL NEXT FOR WOLVERINES mryTA By Herbert Tedder 1 ILL IU~I~ll 'Wietemi atm fMclrthrpeaueydpdt;ae w an track followers has been trying places, one of them a first, and also Crajck Idllica (ltfil IM11l Be Second o figure whly the Wolverines should to win the relay, had a costly lapse For For I?;s, i"C4'achied h...…

…-1 IAL MI IIUAIN DAILYI FAST PER~FQRMA^NCES FEATURE TANK MEET' BEWEENWOVERINESl AND NORTHWESTERNI (Con] 11~C'Iw 'Y 2Orn Pag!<e Six) l'ennox, Purnie lav, thatthe latte: wi as not"t. 0t vrcm.Wge' lime of 2:4U.5 appi'ecwhedl the Iig, Ton record o~ :' 8.8etailished by P'arley of Minnesoa in 1. Thomp- sou of the W olverine., was third. The Mlichig;an medley rMay team~ w'as clocked in 31., the best pre- ious thn ethi~swseaon haviii been 2:15.4 mna...…

…TH"E MICHIGAN DAILY AlL Y OFFI['CIAL BULLETIN)!3 Romance Club: ?The IMichigan Techlnic: There wi be a meeting of the Romance Club oen Tuesday, March 20, at There will be a eery important meeting of the entire staff and tryouts x':15 o'clock, Room 302, Michigan 'Union. Graduate StudeInts in the Depart-I Tuesday, M' rch1 20, at 7:30 p.m. B.Xment of Romance Languages are invited to this meeting. 1. 'Cai frn, Managing Editor.. , Julio (ldel i ...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 it 4qltr t n :AtmiM MEMBER t ASSOCIATED PRESS I . .......... VOL. XXXVIII, No. 90. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1928 TEN PAGES LAL DISCUSSESMEMBERS OF NEGATIVE TEAM WHOA WILL DEBATE OHIO TRIO TONIGHT INDUSTRIAL ASPECTS OF. CHINESE AFFAIlRSlllop~ i m TELLS HOW FOREIGN POLICIES I OF WORLD NATIONS HAVE AFFECTED CHINA FAVORS NATIONAL PARTY1 Child Labor Laws, Labor Unions, Are Country's Most Pressing Needs...…

…PAGE, TWO TI-I MICHIGAN DAILY FRlIDAY, JANUARY 20, 19i 20, 1923 PLANS TO- INCREASE ATHLETIC CHANNELS'', APPROVED BY BOARfti DONATES MILLION ARCHEOLOGISTS TO U. OF CHICAGO WILL MAKE TRIP eseach C mpleed 5It. has been found tha. the rate ofi B Buisjr S i si oek turn increases regulartly andI~ REITORT 'FAVORIS iULIN4GS INCREASE PARTICIPATION INt VARSITY S1PQR, tro I I II accomlp any 1% gfee F. Al c D)alH1(1 accQordinlg to aniiannoti...…

…FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY GREENE WILL REPORT' EXPERIMENT RESULTS BUREAU CHIEF- ANNOUNCES PLACES FOR TEACHERSBEING FILLED NOW Calls for teachers to fill positions in schools and colleges, next fall, arc now being received every (lay at the office0 of the Buireau of Appointments, made by thle bureau since the begin- ning of the new year and it is pr'ob- able that m...…

…PAGE FOUR ~ Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in (ontrol of Student Publications. Member of Western Confere:ce Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news disp~atchies credlited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter....…

…T P, T T) -,'k V, J A N I R Y 2 0, 1 -2 10) TH---,, MI'l JMAT, T._DATLY" r_ FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1 28 - PA~~ FT~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 - /E % j =W,9 I I M-- - ,i \ j i 1 7 : t 1 UJL IL A D [SProf. Rait Contrasts Life Of W p11men Prf i e ay 'o en L esl.l_ At Scotch And American Universities PIBCFRL~BEP om iger SysWoen nSurc~si f - iuedfo Que ofScts wul il3ANst AclmthL heeisJio uM 'I -cant to 0 mlphaize Ihe point tat Ii UhiII Vitt .11 ...…

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…TARY 20, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ARY 20, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY GOVI GRENTO TALC AT AKUALMICHIGAN ENGIERS METING RECORD ATTENDANCE EXPECTE) AT. TUHNICAL SESSIONS OPENING FEB. 14 LITTLE WILL SPEAK Many Noted Speakers Will Address Conference During Three Day Gathering Here Gov. Fred W. Green will speak at the annual dinner of the Michigan Highway Engineering conference at Ann Arbor on February 16. The other speakers at the dinner will be Fra...…

…______ - THE MICHIGAN DAILYrI PRACTICE SCHEDULE ARRANGED FOR CAGE f'., FAMOUS PROMOTER TOTBUILDWRESTLERS TO 1 SAN WILL DRILh9AOS RMOE;T UIDILLINOIS POINTS TI GRlCMLEEWT ~lhiJFI FCASILL REC HUGE GTAGPOT RN LEN SEMESTERS _ FOR INDIANA CONTEST ESTRNFOR HOLDINOLY As the seconI practice engagement TICA @ CONTEST Kreato V'rgin iai oaa n the 198 schedule, Michigan HOOSIERCAGER15 c vrgnw; wserstWlg mwFfe vtCHICAGO Jan 1 . SIN 1933n ite(I 1' 'e>=...…

…_, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY JIOWA'S VICTORY T aT2. DE[OLi OVER ILLINI FIVE PhiKp2.p Psi 0, Alpha Kappa I. Lambda 2 r AIDS HAWKEYES Kappa Nu 14, Phi Kappa 23. (Special to The Daily) I IOWA CITY, Jan. 19,---FortifiedI Beta Theta Pi 24, Pi Kappa Phi 10. Theta Xi 30, Alpha Delta Phi 16. Alpha Sigma Phi 20, Alpha Kappa Psi 10. a 1owx rBasketball Squa'd Has 'sially Proved Jinx To Boilermiakers In Former Contests LAMBERT DRILLS PLAYERS (Specia...…

…TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, ' . --.- DAILY-OFCILBULLETIN 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. Saturday.) -. .- - - .-.-- -. ..- -.. ..-. . .. .. . ..-..-. -i Volume S. FRIDAY, JANUARY 20. Number 90. Driving Permits: All students desiring special permission to operate a motor vehicle for the recess period ...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 g Air 4kp t t alt MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESSj Vol. XXXVIII, No. 54. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1927. EIGHT PAGES I ESOT 00 ..Mldmlmk AMM L ERI ES,13- p UNBEATEN ILLI 1UPPKE5S MEN TAKE MEASURE OF OHIO BY TWO TOUCHDOWNS FUMBLE ON ONE FOOT LINE KEEPS BUCKEYES FROM TYING SCORE IN FIRST HALF OF GAME (By Associated Press) 01I10 S'TADLIUM, Columbus, Nov. l9.-'Two long passes that filtered through Ohio S...…

…T.HF MTCHTC.AN DATTY IN E IR O H ,T R D S A C E ODIS EAR COMPLETION ;r 4a V M A1N-I-N) iFAATT VI Presntidng Sunday - q- r _ An~1Thanksgiving Week DeL xe P~c~a, P liniaje in Screen Pre- se~c~ C rie arly Pecorafors 'To BegJin Late Th~is Month; Will Finish Work By First ~ew Year INSTALL INDIRECT LIGHTS Intorior work o nthe new Michiigan theater is now in the final stages, l preparatory to turning the buildingj over to the decorators before ...…

… . ........................ - - - - . . .._ . . ctroscope To Measure Tiny Waves is Dev eloped In University Laboratory "A Vcu rtn pcrs'~ 'l '1.T1 ( l£t l S E C l S ~efor th e M eh < a ure m ien t of E x trem e U ltra Violet, Ray s" is the formnidable title oft a newly built instrument, now on dis-a play in the East :Physics building. i The instrument, built in the Physict shlop undler the direction of Hiermannl 1. Roemer, director of the s...…

… pomp- Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Cnt l of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial The Assoctated Press is exclusively en- ii r the use for republication of all news i at he's redited to it or not otherwise .ted in this paper and the local news pub- e(l herein. Entered at the postoffice at Inn Arbor, I'ehinan, as second class Matter Special rate t rtage granted by Thi...…

… moron"- 1 If7vow, ) VIA I LEAGUE FLWER SALE' "Daily Newspapers Are Not Featured In English Schools," Says Professor Jack VHINU LAHUE PHLIHI Daily newspapers are not a feature little. There are no women on the .-.-------------of the English university, according to staff of the London newspapers, andI AProf. I. M. Jack, the new head of the other papers employ them only as1 Floivers Are Furnished fly IJ. 1..y rhetoric department. "Til...…

…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 ...…

…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...…

… 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...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 ArC Ar Ar .Omtqppp-t t r t a n ,4&1133t MEMBER ASSOCIATED ' PRESS j VOL XXXVIII, NO. 27 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1927 TEN PAGES Coach Yost Forecasts By Prominent Alun P[RTINENT TESTIMONY if:udge Bill' Day is going to be at that pep meeting Friday night," SCoach Yost said to the sports editor yesterday, "there'll be pep to spare. Hile's one of the most rabid of all our MARTIN LITTLET'ON, DEFENSE LAWYER...…

…THE MICNIC'IAN DATT .Y' mT-TxT'n.gnAV. tI TI-IF MtCIT~ M f~! TTTUQfA . . L.tl.S &L. s q a.-av' ZV, IV4 CONVENTION ATTENDED CONVENTION TO OPEN! BY PROF. MATTHEWSFI RST SESSIO,,N TODAY 'YOUTHFUL PROS3ECUTOR, ONLY 34, LEADS HOOSIE R CORRUPTION QUIZ I NDIANAPOLIS---A 4h e a r-o I d matn"ofsuch youthful appearance held 'ounty ' attorney -who ? I T (,l i e oimport cant alloffic ]Discusses Forestry Research Before Gathiering of Wood Industry E...…

…TTtm!4ni&Y. O(CTOBEA l24, 1927 THE FMTCT-ITCAN 'DAIL Y ....... . .. ............... ......... . ..................................... SUBMARINE SIGHTED IN PACIFIC; Professor XVan Tx neEAD UMI L B NET' . ", P R O D U C T I O N G R [ A T L Y ~ . { ;~ a i l \ i IN PUILIPt, Tj CiNE .,l ,tAt .,'Il LATIN STUDENTS, 1 i .T ) I e ah , k no w~ n a e o ~ - E tc i ll 1i u tSh ola s hips ,t aren ts fe d la i'i L! 'c5. exaiiniatiolls in Gre~k :iil d ...…

…T F. MTC.HTC.A1ti DAILY TTTURSDAY, OCTTODE L nn- 193", III I IrIM I o~r Hu 4utgneeded, that business warranted it, l and that the engineering feat was ?Published every morning except Monday feasible. Contrasted with this evi- during the University year by the Board in dence we have only the prejudice of Control of Student Publications. the state of New York and the East Member. of Western Conference Editorial opposing it, which seems small ...…

…, 1927 j r THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . . . ............. - -.- . . .. .. ....... . ..................... -.- . . ....... . . . ... . .................. . .. . .. I P&rVA V M rX& VA ," N--k .W VTV INTIHC L ss Ait Em W'^ oft RMA an HDj Barbo'ur Scholar Writes Of Personal Experience On Return To Warring China SCONDUCT Children's Aid Society Finds Homes For Different Types Of Children In State DECORATE FORlPART . UAMES BLUIN ITUUAY, All ...…

…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...…

…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...…

…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...…

…'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 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...…

…°, fTAB!. a i _ .. _z ,. __ Y ,., . Y l J A ( 1 "Y V A }' ' . " Ask- ,r MEMBEIR ASSOCI4AT'E D PRESS I D 11 . 11 '' 1 111 1, i I ",XXNV!JLIX[. ".-I ANN AJ8O, 1'. 1GN I~DY SPFBR2.1 JIHT EEN:'PAGES PPLICATIOjNS NEEIDED TO FILL UP E[NLABGED %- uD(I} NI' UAY SECUR.EEXT1=,aI'L-A FOR F RIiE N S. GHAN4IE MADE IN PLANS S (?pfertlon 1t z~~tv :n ;siet Co un~i-, ei anud Athletic Ass ,v~Iatlrni Mitices 1?Echelt i silrnxdle. lichigan's chee...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IDNC[M[NI MAE W CHANGES I 5AF ERONE QUA ~OU CE BYl '.L{ 7? .-11 l ~ EN IE' reR ING SCHOOL. . S 1 Y t4S AES uhy.' i 11te(? cilg oie; ae5ft(iilae silathshm til p}URANgy WILLgtLECTUR '};t; cit part~i' ely ',,iew foeih' \ .. ~ tl _j;'111'' }. i ~i :i l(year. l~ea MorimerP (oole hasb te grantd a ea ve o~ hs~c an(A.} sit tDen(erg .PttV ~lI actig i hi placc orthe eM f ,h land, and iln o l. tur eor 1 I i iVb 19 of~esr nosc e h, ...…

…__ THE MICHIGAN DAILY__ IICHI $N" HOLLY QOOD REPRESENTATIVES DESCRIBE SUMMER APEN T IN MOVIE CAPITOL AS A 'VACATION' WITH ENTE.RTaAINMENT AS CHIEF PART OF P'RO GRAM "A wvonder ul v<aation,V as the I flew 'work in Atkronl, t0, as he' grad - the ten boys had berm ntroduced to ay Leland . Wils-ox "'27, one of: atlast_ june, lie says nio exppcts nearly all of the"bg stars, Wilcox: ficign's twoq cl~eprlenttivc aimong t,, go bckto HollywUood-within...…

…THRMICHGAN DAIL Meler of Wetrn Conference Editorial The :Associated Prvsi exclusivelycie- Itiled to the use for rcmbiation of all clews dispathes credited t it or not Othrwie credited in this a per and te local news prtb. lished herein. Enitred. a the . solice at Ann ArbOr, 2'd icri g' ., as seefoid cas tmatmr Special rate Ofof tae granted hM Third Assistant J'st- Su.,ription- by carrier, 5 o; by mail, 0)rnces: Ann Arbor Pres; Building, flay-...…

…'1 HE M~hIIAN'AIlY 1C1 - a n : FQ tJ }Y 1l011 I', M} aCO} If o I e w 1inir)i'in_.at t ionf), ?I1- '. term i~t ~ tni g, 1o~in ,an 1sophom ores m ay also U)Tj)I) ta e r ig or golf fo' Er creit.( O' t'I(i !} '~l'i. "An ourof x ri. ayay or ver 4 I c ytewrt 31a'ey, womenrs go ties for o lmo orexrcise Teou t-r L ti tyac scus bl, ifery, and br olin rhso IriiT ou ac(h hveriv< fal tat dlte gynathsium, Mis Ellai- ::r , '" "nlo has be <,fco f widel...…

… 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...…

…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...…

…-- 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...…

…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...…

…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...…