…THE WEATHER GENERALLY FAIR TODAY L 41P Ar 4.i4t r t ant Section One VOL. XXXIV. No. 24 TWELVE PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1923 TWELVE PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS OHIO ST TE GRID E Er, ICHIG 41 1 s BURTON ADRESSES PRESS r CLUB AT ANNAL DINNER: CONFERENCECLOSES TODAY PRESIDENT DISCUSSES RESPONS- ELECTION OF OFFICERS WILL IBILITY OF NEWSPAPER AS TAKE PLACE THIS AGENT OF EDUCATION MORNING )AMES WRIGHT BROWN VANDE...…
…THE WEATHER PARTLY CLOUDY; NO TEMPERATURE CHANGE L Ar ARW at il LEASED WIRE SERVICE ASSOCIATED PRESS MEMBER WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. 50 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1923 a EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CEN GERMAN REPUBLIC FARS TOTAL LOSS OF HIE CUNRY LEADERS DEBATE CONDITIONS BUT TAKE NO DEFINITE ACTION . MUST FORESTALL THEIR POLITICAL DETACHMENT Chancellor Stresemann Advoeates "Xore E...…
…THE WEATHER 4 & PROBABOLY SNOW ti;r TODDY VOIL. XXXIII.I No. 86 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1923 EIGHT PAGES NAME IT "YOST FIELD HOUS PRICE FIVE C CONSIDER FORD OFFER U[ I Sets Ne a rk _ ... TH E1Washington, Jan 19-(y A.P.)- Virtual assurance that the House TIOESTE N would take up Henry Ford's offer fo1 0IN FT lease. of the Muscle Shoals nitrate Judge's Decision of Two to One I; plant was given today by Republic...…
…THE WEATHER W1ARME; L ROBABLY S\ OW TODAY OF 'Tam it igan Vol.. XXXIII. No. 100 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, 'TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS FORCS GT 1FULL CON.TROL IN RUHR' 13RITISHi PERMIT ALLIED FORCES rV;LL SWAY IN OCCUPIED TERRITORY EXPULSION 'OF PRUSSIA N OFFICIAL CAUSES UNRESTI Population Aroused. as Rhienish Frew. Idenit Is Forced to Quit Office Brilliant Concert Closes SeisLTUNASMK Detroit Symphony AT...…
…_.^__. ANN. ARBOR ELECT Lee, and Johinston rit Wi Control of f V th J oL I S dI The lie Ca series )rator. 050t3 A-ND ION BODY to the -Board ine Conl- and throe meiiber;, Firctors of the Mich-I .ell as a reconuenda-" I of Regents as to the f members of the ath- taken up at the meet- versity Senate whicl- slit in the Law build- mlore t. liquid' dumnpc of Penr i tmembers of the Boare id ou tAthletics were renom- a te it Senate. These ...…
…L.1 Of I I.. Ab I l lr 143; EIGHT PACES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1923 EIGHT PAGE& _. _ .: - - ---- -- r ___._- \ FIVE IN Master Criminal Admits He Made Wall Street Bomb Pope May Appoint American Cardinal TL H Professor Hauser of Dijon niversity to S)pak in 'Natural Science Audittorium WILL DISCUSS "EON-OMIC - SITUATION IN FRANCE" . * "Garg Assails Campus Leaders flfI*E WfYND "Big Men of the Campus" will be flailed...…
…EATHER PROBABLY "RS TODAYZ f A6W Ait ttl , . XXXIII. No: 169 TW9ENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, 9UNDAY, MAY 20, 1323 TWENTY PAGES . . .. . .. i . .... S by I i By intl oil titl sell itpl one aseb ling~ ythi is t t ,n "Samson And .Delilah" Closes. Thrie h A nu l F stv l ~ S LE B NM Mimes Chooses SCORES91TER 9_S '1J Thirteen men were elected to mem- N _ BYItnti A.Howll B hdgr }l Aios O M91 SICH ULS bership in Mimes campus, dramati...…
…L AW Zr : iuanl ttl A' '.L14 PRE DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1923 PRICE ,, ;HAN FOflRCED L LEAK CAUSE New York-Bagdad Tripr In Fifteen Days, New Plans - . [0 DISPATCH, RECEIVED SA LT LAKE CITY TELLS OF LANDING A't t -a OES FROM SPRINGS TO uHEYENNE AT 170 M. P. H. iable to Repair Damaged Oil Line at Air Field at Rock Springs" BULLETIN Rock Springs, Wyom., July 19.-(By ,P.)-Forced down by a n...…
…Rir#iTgn 4&titj SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1923 An AuaRevoir to Robert Frost "Selected Poems" and a Miscellany Robert Frost has several times JASON COWLES This is the sort of effect that Frost has been accused by various learned Grit- tried to produce ever since he first ice of hibernating in a fresh-water formed a Style-theory of his own; he university where he had to talk tc sto- calls it "vocal imagination." It is ...…
…PACE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY RABBI TO SPE~AK SUNDAY EVENING Rabbi Michael J. Aaronsohn, re~-I niir i ii II 11 Pr1flPT flP DIRECTORY OUTj All contents of thle new directo ry vuua i frnrn : have been carefully checked over ad. *uI~I~5IUUL~IJ N V EM BER FIRST revised, in this wvay eliniinat n - an ~i~ilfhIof the mistakes which occurred in SHOW INSHO The official students directory is inr the directory last year. It will be puba- j ' l !press no...…
…____________________ IlTHE MICHIGAN DAILY 1'1SANVM TUESDAY, NOVEMB -I _______________________________________________________ ,,.. - ..---__ j STA T RE K! B RESME WN OCEY matched playing. Mlrs. Louis Bevl and Miss Iliewellyn W4ilburn acted as ST9H WH ,CKI S T ISHNFN iN O refer ees. n 6 M,. R t E A ~third round cgames in the L~L~IIIJtornament will be played at 4 o'clotk". ULU to-sorrow at Palmner field when the Class hce teamswr nshiiopho...…
…THE I CF Paris Calls Him;1 Exposes FUND GEIS 'Most Haled Man'i YETERDAY IN Of, TOAN DAILY R I iu l ll l nY A "w IYWWi11Y Vices Paris PEPPER LAUDS LEAGUE STE WAR US MN ET T SENIOR LIT AFTERNOON DANCE, ARRANGE REGATTA od;a y at the Union. 2:30. Couple. A -c; stagf, 25c.-Acdv, "400 $] 0 N G r jiCarrying $ 12,600,000 the legislative ~ -x appropriatin bill framed by a sub-!C (Continued from Page One) jcoznmnitteaz, headed by uncle Joe C a ...…
…THES MICHIGAN DAILY f rg oyle IWi llN Sport Satire ?n's from The Other Coleges (contii~uned from )Pa;e.o 0110 ties, All th~o latent. fir, e Zi lUl flW10fl° Ololy n2; i'm1?1 lof heMayalemper - ruent ilhre in th i a1d (1 f. i n iScnil - ;' [SilgU L i 1 131)+~s, )- Si 1 10A- 1(id he (1 I d j)1) the r)11.i'll r- 1le (>effecti venessc i h ' :ip ft(%Ii,!colo:.- ing, 111)"(1 I", alhility to Orolueh required ymalurl)etoein rwhichl 1resl)ct h...…
… 00 FEET WITH PLA1NE , E I . '[ ! A E _" I ! ' 1 #. , 3 C I i riiTflTfhlf l U rty of Michigan Engineering(pi OEM COOLIT TO clb of Detroil.. He will bcin Cincin- ;Hit 15 71- I ati Thursday, F'riday, and 'Saturday i o f this week wvhere he2 ill confer WL I[OiR TIWI0 WE[KS; with thle proceduire comm ittee of the;, F ederated IAmeric an Eingineerin.g so- Dean Mortimer E2 Cooley will leave cit . udy n!o!a heDa his mxorning for a two weeks tour w...…
…EXT SIM j'of America, will be a dt~ressed by Proj. -.. LUlartmnent, upon "Our Natoinal Parks" -- nu~r~nuI~n iinrruon Tuesday. 'HTE HO U liT The h'iolo -cal sectios of the ___ science and Mathematics association An.ro iiesaepriual ofAnSouth-WestiMichiganawillahtarulroly o So t wetlih g n il ho rPrf nversity extension lc:tures for the lPusse'.l W atson of the forestry depart- fortunate this week in that they will , xt week number five, while one...…
…______THE MICHIGAN DAILY v-. S ATHLETI\C BOOKS AREI COLLECTEDFOR FRAUD Eighty one student athletic books intended to be used fraudulently for admission to Ferry field for yester- day's game, were taken up by Athletic association officials at the gate. The books, which were in the hands o ' others than students will be kept un- til satisfactory explanations are made by; the owners. Owners of the books taken in will be called upon during the we...…
… FFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION blished -every morning except Monday tgthe. summer' session. mber of the Associated Press. The As te Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of al news dispatches ted to it or not otherwise credited in paper and the local news published here- tered' at the postoflice, Ann Arbor, igan, as second class matter. bscription by carrier or mail, $.o. ices: Ann Arbor Press ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MA Y 2, 19, The Paragon of the Cinema An Espousal of Standardization white playin' eavedropper down at NEWELL BEBOUT society. A true emotion becomes the Union the other night, I over warp and invariably turns sour. heard, five men discussing the art ofisecondly, the conventional ending i- motion pictures. All of the fellows This conception of standardization have never experienced those rae presses upon the ...…
…I SATURDAY, OCT1OPE 1 20, 11+23 'THI-E MIC'HIGAN DAILY ] CE TEMCOPPONENTS IN Faculty Women x- HrnJSE hi t .Art W o rk CONTEST IExhibition of the work of the ar section of the Faculty Women's (iul WET ALPHAl was held Friday afternoojn at a L JIISI)Y ;given in the clubhiouse? 226 S. ega L] r ~enter the final try-out and the squad; ducted during the last three weeks. her 7. will e chsen.The women picked for the sudwl ~F1AL~3~~T TYO TSA five...…
… 20, 10 23 THE MICHIGAN. DAILY Stude I- M. o I 1 To Rebuild School In Japan S. S t Members of the University Girls' Glee club are requested to be I res-3 ent at the meeting at 4:15 o'clock to- day. Important business is to be trans- acted. Tickets for the Panhellenic ball will, be on sale this afternoon at Barbour gymnasium as follows: For members of league houses from 3:30 to 4:30j o'clock; for members of dormitories,a from 4:30 to ...…
…TH-E M IC H IGAN DAILY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ;,: ,, ,Q j i 4ny A li'3 i {. 1 'IVomen Plan LTPiqvc Costumes British Woman's GOES 0 ROMM, To B o 0' Startles. Fo r To n ig h t's' Masquerade a SPEK HERE IONESRY will be taken closed doors in. tlar- vern: societies are planning features. v tc;,:,L3, Dey s ")cur come, the sounds 0j: The judges of the stunts are to he Lawrence J. Burlree Canadian sec- , t,,; ., f7,-op II)TI'lA = nn...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY tLi', A Y 20, 132"l _ _ ; r , - - .0 tV4 . 1- ..,. .- , .- - , I I I .., . 1. . " . . I'll I I I Vafomen Belgian Crown Prince To Wed Rome ,Princess' AT THI THIIATRUS - -.-- , Sc rien --Today Qceondc hand 1)ookcs may lie bough1t. QV exchanged h letweii:t11 ari tI o'tlock andl 3 and 4 o'clock, ill tbe leagule i'oinin ijuiversil y haIL. llou aes wishifng to s ell-c'andy for l h(. ~Woil eni'tilo a--:110are rvwliit...…
… ars a ock a: tomo Mack EIL S dafy "Adam's N Lison, '.011 Dex- G~ive Foreig'n Trade II Contrary to previous notice, collars f for senior gowns will not be sold at" Position To Womam Q one Mack and company's but will1 be onI oM en' sale from 11 to 12 o'clock a;nd from ale . 2 to 4 o'clock today and tomrow - at the league booth in University'hai ne- Senior Caps and gowns will be ready for dlstributionto tday at Mack's - Women interested in G...…
…THl-E MICHIGAN DAILY orncn All former residents of Helen New- Sberry residence, are invited to a tea and dance to be given at tho dorito ry Sfrom 4 to 6 o'clock this afternoon. ~There will be no league party to- Wyvern will meet at 8:30 o'clock "Monrday evening at Helen Newberry residence. Dean Jean Hamilton returned to k fl I g ~intent of the Women's League and wo- Ann Arbor yester day after spending t' m7 i.f Ynf~ en 's editor, of The D...…
…THEMICHIGAN DAILY X' rIETKICS IUEE AIN sONJY 40 "Tr;IJ8 11 Lucilla Walker, Mriel Iuriujgham n Ka<ther ine Aliz sw orth, iElean)or Wior±11 ington, Mlle,) a wCordi. The11o "l!)iforC liflw-llp)i1s o fol Membher~ of the(,cla~ss l r i~ ams -were announcedyeslerdy, n ill begirt practice the first part of _c week at Padlmer field for .the inl- rclass cot^eats which wtiill be play;- [in the near future. The scnior. class team has the fol- Iluig l...…
…SAgree OnProgram I ERNITYI pa to Hear United or from Michigan Thursday _..i '!1 [ION WILL BE AT IUNION IN HELD AFTERNOON Senator Woodridge N. Ferris will eak before the Phi Delta Kappa fra- rnity Thursday, July 26, at 8 o'clock the assembly room of the Union uilding. Phi Delta Kappa, which is the only rofessional honoraliy fraternity in e field of education, will initiate at o'clock on Thursday afternoon three culty members ,and the lim...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TI-RKN SINIJAY, MAY 25, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGF TURKI ROBERT FROST (Continued from Page One). And shout from where I am, What is it? No, not as there is a tinia to talk. I thrust my hoe in the mellow ground. Blade-end up and five feet tall. And plod: I go up to the stone wall Io: ,tfriend : visit. Mr Frost was like that here. When you came to his house, he didn't say I't working on a poem,...…
…PALL 'FOvit THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20; 1923 i r -- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF . THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Poard in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- ,tled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwisec credited in this paper a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, ..... .. womio OFFICIAL 'NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except MondayI during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members 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 loca...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UIYERSITY OF MICHIGAN& Published every morning except Mondayj dining the University year by the Board in{ Control of Stude-t Publications. Mmberof Western Conference F41torial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to theause for republication, of all news dispatches credited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered a...…
…THIE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESD Al, FEBRUARY 20, 1920~ OFFICIAL NEWSPAPE1R OF THlE VNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during 'tke Uuiversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. ELIXIRS OF LIFE An interview with Dr. Sundwall published in last Sunday's Daily, on the subject of "vitamins" calls toE mind the unabated attempts which patent' medicine mann~acturers have madle to profit selfishly from the Am...…
…a - l Vl .! 1. " l *t . L'.L"r * L.. .. , norrting .xcept ryear by theE 'ublications. ru Conference] 'rest is exclusiv for republication ited to it or flo is paper and tl TUHE Moniday Board in Editorial vely en- n of all ot other- he local nation, there is an appalling lack of interest in things economic and po- litical on the campus. The foremc~ t needl of today has been characterized by one great educator as "to get more of the civic an...…
…THL MICHIGCAN DAILY w... : ,.,..w 'ICIAL --N E SPAPER OF THE IYERSITY Of' -MICHIGAN shed every mtorning except Mondayj the University year by the Board in of Student Publications ers of Western Conference Editorial tioit. Associated Pm -s is exclusively en- ' Dthe use for republication of all news !ics credited to it or not otherwise lin this paper' and the local news pub- therein. ed at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, an, as second class mnatt...…
…THE MICHiGAN DAILY SUN1 ~a---~: cation of this student contained is iidirectly imperiling an insttuton of the nation. A more perfect example WSPAPER OF THE- of harm done and justified on the 'Y OF MICHIGAN grounds of free speech cannot be morning except Monday found and the actions of the students sity ye'ar by the Board in t Publications who we.re responsible for the abduc- titr Confercee Editorial tion of this young man who so gross- ly mi...…
…XT KLANERS A TTACK SELVES TO PARADE WHEN PE-fRMIT'S DENIED PtrikM against the high cost, of Waror j - - - is; now being carried on. in New Yorki, the sT)eaker pOite1 out, "youl lAI' i O your hoUse. With ithe equa i h vt4 7_______ of other material it is no wonder that iDA duilding Rany way is at austandstlL" ld S d jKwl&r' Al " :Weiturn Where llcldti nd Hp- -indu1stry naturially settles n the ligion Meet." Profecssor AV. 11 For- (center1of)...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. MAY 20, 192 An Atheist's Conversion "THE LIFE OF CHRIST," by Gloran- EDGAR H. AILES the circumstances of his metamor- ni Papll. Harcourt, Brace and Co ira $3.50. Translated from the Italian o -3 arc highly significant. I he- by Derothy (anfield Fisher, 'that he died of syphilis. Such is the clgical hysteria and lack restraint. levc the tremendous appeal the boo: Cencisseurs of mder:, European loving Christi...…
…4w SATUJRDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY , . PAGE FIVEi Help theo Cheer seders chead t U ,,: Thie Tablet that dives tout the Hoarse!' 'I 0 ria ". You canx yell dh 4 l~ V.- .. .,. 4 Y Michil come EUCALYPTOL 7 MENTHOL HONEY VANILLA LICORICE s!They're great'. .gate to victory-and YOUt won't be-" hoarse-if you have with - Bas GENUINE GLYCERINE TAB LETS C '4. .4- w :4 r, -. They stop th and they NI l you...…
…tf, NOVEMBER 20, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY YAU E TILL IGIES UITE IN WORK ON UNION Professor3, Students, Shed Coats and Pitch In To Do Share Of Excavating PLAN MASS MEETING FRIDAY TO CELEBRATE COMPLETION Lansing, Nov. 19.-(By A.P.)-Pro- fessors and students of the Michigan t g- 6itua9l g to 1ay laid aside their scholasti- pursuts- to become ,clARt.. tuna of ively . music early this morning staid instruc- tors tos ed aside their: coats, spat on ...…
…O. THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7' 7 S , ,,' / A 1 1 I ' Ir S w rr t a:".: --. _ _ h x L ,. t __._.. - r / 11 i I Y Y 3 .. The Schultz Grocery THE HOME OF PURE FCO DS r YOU CAN DO BETTER AT LEMBLE'S THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS INCLUDE- BUTTER: PHONES 326-327-328 114-116 E. WASHINGTION Home Killed Chicken, .30-.35 di ' '3V 4 'ii ' .# QUALITY .. ...SERVICE... ... C-OPERATION CANNED SPECIALS Extra Standard Corn, per doz..............$...…
…___ __ THEMICHIGAN DAILY r ~made, an1 experience in a Pacific ty- P, A ^9 l ephoon, and descriptions of the tropi- IIUU~tJcal seas, the islands, and1 other even*. r TR 1of the trip make up the body of t he D[TAIE BOOK w~ork. 2i dofte( oo3IFprme' all will leave the city Thursday duo ( sle Ao; morning for a two months' trip to Pf3icI~ad Florida City and Daytona, Fla.., where they wirll visit relative,. They will be BOK ELSO LY A~ accompaniedl by...…
…TIE ICI tVU1.4t -A1V 1tU~e AL L ~vae Arplne o You Kntow WIhy the cngineering cle e {.u, 1h honor 1l1I =system'1? ming tank open to all womnen register-f Simons, while at the Uiniversity with I odet in the gymnasium; and a runniing Abrahai Gornetsky, '19L, wrote the track 310 feet long. The r;Ymnasiumn music for the Union oneras, "All That fJ'loor Is 90 by 80 feet and is equipped GlItters," and "Fools' Paradise." Since wiAith apparatus ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _________ 1 erica, M ascagni's "Piccolo M arat" and rSZ al N t : sc ed o h r ri m s :j :J n v i o I -iand Rio de Janeiro.t ia-rillo 4Glgli, Tenor Press criticisms in New York have .o Gigli, wbo will be soloist seconded the lopualar enthusiasm for. aicago Symphony orchestra,, Gigli follow, ing his recent :Metropolitan May festival concert, May appearances in "Meiistofele," "Andrea rn at Recanati, Italy, fli Chenier," "Travi...…
…TH~ 1CH~ANDAILY . ....... ......... STARTING SUNDAV 'The N nIand Jtr~o l Maserpcce o te SlciP-1~ rl t~n al M~e rt15-- l lw Bright Shawl" .1 ' rvd tamtonpcue , Il/I ' , lip /1 1rjr:; 1' '' "j ( ,f P ,:"t vd v P' t .ffIf- i ' rS/ -r '11Fit #( III! / ! 7ppl 7 '%^ '~ !Y , r ''sr t d ' Yf ' I r r f~ r r / / td ; ! . w a " "" ~e : ' ,:' , ; . / 1 :9,, 1 / r J I,1 11 f r 11'!f 'I ;a bk , ~ fl 1 f fy I I.rp !lw '1 I // ;f 1,1,//T ' !1Av r v ...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 20, 192 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVS _ _ ____ _ ( ltlttt ittlllNttNlllilltlitl111U111Htllltl tlillttllt#1tUltltttittiltlilttt{lilt Uti[tt11111ttil ' Non-Pedantic History F. L. TILDEN WILLIAN PLUMER'S MEMORAN- France. The slavery question was be- DIM, University of mlhig'ain Pn. ginning to show itself in Congress and was smouldering ominously even at cttonr, Sacillen. $3.50. this early period. Tunis was preying There is an ingro...…
…PAID SBX I i MIHIGAN DAILY SA''TURDAY1, OCT'1OBER 20, 1923 .1 NINWI .11 and is said to he one of the lest in ! the Conference at his position. sIi BUCK YES GAI FAC IIHIGA Can the line the well known "Tee" Young will play opposite T lott and Emu allMT1the guards will be Kttier wa1d Stul- Ug" G H10 1n*" d""li T I 9 E 'i NU, 0[1 ist. (Captain Pete off:will ha I c one U HDR ilS A T fN~~ of the tacklesw";th te o o (Continued from Page One)...…
…'. REMlC IG AN VDALY ... n....+r.. r r r.,.+w w..,, r,,, . . .. .,. Y I w . r. , i z _. . _ . . y ^ ,ar.w n ,....,........ ... d::,., ,_ , ---- - -Ties For First ' a t ~ n .In Badger Meet WOLVERINE Placing threemn in first, second Minniesota, iith 'great ietbry Over played tir opponents in the last halfansxt aesrmafelo 6 IwL s et of the =game. fraternity hrriers, Phi Sigma Kappa TteR esSeven Iiegtlars injured Weradi teD .ar.alta won th...…
…-I1EMCTAN DIYSATURDAY } " " / py F A . - - . 'Uiumumuw I'y CP'""""7' , : _ _ , .. ... W& I r IShY QUINTET PLAY5 ACC-SIES iETURNGAME AT LANSING ONGH r Planninug to 1,Mart Reserves rapidly rounding into mid-season Aganst Farmers andal Sake shape, and the Farmer coach has First Team drilled his squad, continually on the _______ Iold plays besides adding new ones, C. E~XPECTED TO fGIVE 'Which have been especially madoe WQI.,1VEBIN...…
…THE MIC-TIGAN DAILY T iISUA , F'li3BdUAIIY I ~ ------ ---- w.... M Fig 4 atm= "'^ 2 , _ . - " i A . k . . jd themselves far superior to their op-! Michigan; indles, IMciigan, seonid; VA STITA K MiO E E nents in this short race. .Cowd, Chicago, third. i sta3nce:, 4;S OR A CK EN 0 IRWH LM IThe Maroons managed to take Tc et 1 ich. w o first pllaes in the mile antd Running high jumrp--Won bylac- !It. is the enci il opinion aon o Eih...…
…_... ...e.... ..r.... _ -I l L 1VAA. v1 *iL"-a. L![- * L - a i . t """'- .,.... ONDER TRACK TEAM 'i RINGS H-OME TLE,' AFTER GREA-T-M.EE ' I ciation of Detroit at the Hotel Tuller. LIIrutv1N o 10' ' l-is topic will be "The Purchasing Pol- r bo4 (#ardI N ot icy and the Business Cycle". , 'AAVI 'I nii MICHIGA N RECORDS 'y ]RECORD, ,.... . __... DACES NyIN OVER AYRES lie Fiashes First in Six and Places in Eight Out of Ten ell's 'won...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY X11 c tuflillilfltl1 Y j! it(r~ rb _.,_ t'. _ ' r: ., FACE H tees Lazie-Alp uekeyes iii [ntest PO START E AND BLUEi f DWI MYf I 1". __. ..* .d _. .!r .. ith the best of baseball atmos- e making the scattering of fans he stands lie back with barelyI ,gh ambition to dodge the balls ambled into the stands from time ime the Wolverine nine went ugh an easy'practice session yes- ay afternoon on Ferry field. ach Ra...…
