…#4 1i RE MICHIGAN nAILYV -- SUNDIA, OCTOBER 21, 1923 .:.. ,, w . w" SCORE BY QUARTElts MICIJIGAN 'D iflO STATE 1st 0- 0 2rnd 3 3rdt 4thFIA Sport Snap Shots (Byr Jack Keene) licavyweight Champion. Jack Demp- scyt earned-or rather he received- close to $1,000,000 this year. Dempsey took part in two bouts, one twith Gib- bolls and one with Luis Firpo. Next year he probably will (d0 even :letter, as t'here are -three lig matches in iight...…
…PAGE SIR THE ' MICHICAN bAILY S, ;UNDA'Y, OCTOBER 21, 1923 PACE SIX THE MICHic5AN DAILY S IJNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1922 CHIMES (Continued from Page One) srme tome been conceaing a cleveo st in the pcrson o Angus Fh- Books and W riters cc l Ite achieves some telline ef- fects in chiaroscuro with apparently noshing but a pen and a bottle of ink. The art editor or whoever is re- or so. The hero of Lucy Furman's eponsible for the two-page spread o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -~ __ __MAW_ __ _ 1 2 . Washington. . LOST FOUNTAIN YENS -IA WOMAN to do student washing. A GREEN umbrella in Nat. Sc. Bldg. FOUNTAIN PENS AND INK Call 2031-R after 7:00 p. .n i Phone 1762-W. A straight tip. Buy nationally dis- South U and Eng. Bldg. tributed merchandise and you will get MEN WANTED-Waiters and helpe s BETWEENSot..UadEgBl. good service- everywh-ere. in kitchen. Coufe Cafe, 108E Wed. afternon a Pi Kappa Al...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1923 THE MI+CHIGAN DAILY. PAGE SEVEN 0 The meeting ,is romantic. Tise end- cidents in whsich the auther detaci s! SCOUTIE JAZZ OF PIG'TA115 ALLEY; quite as dull as the title. I have n s- ing tragic, tsr the tity girl finds she her work from the" absolute fictitious By William N. TIels, Stratford, 1923. er discovered a commercial story that dloes not love the mountain rake. incongruity of her story. This hook we mentio...…
…:t THE MICHIGAN DAILY 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 Volume 4 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1923 Number 23 To the University Senate: There will be a special convocation, at which the members of the Uni- versity Senate will attend, in the Assembly Room of the Michigan Union, Friday, Oc...…
…ty i L T l3t .. . .- i- .. - Z 3 1 Lf;'/LJ _ Sa..s . . ig. ^. 'A 15 , t- rsY !1 e D '.~ 1 I I i C I I i . p0.. .^ _.. ., . This is the sports coat she chose to wear to the games and to classes. Roughly woven, in gay plaids with fur collar. Priced $79.50. These are the hose she selected. Gold stripe in black and shades of grey to match her different costumes. For class wear when It's a bit colder she selected silk and wool mixtures In n o v...…
…Section Two wow, 00, 4w at Section Two VOL. XXXIV. No. 25 ANN ARBOR, MIChIGAN, SaNDAY, OC"'TO 21, 1!23 PRICE, FIVE CENTS 1 JAPANESEi APAI TO DORESEARCH Noted Officer here From Easte4ii Empire to Darn Auto- mobile Trade ESIGNEl) SUCCESSFUL GUN AGAINS'T GERMAN AEROPLANES Military authorities of the Japanese Empire recognizing Michigan as one of the foremost schools in automobile design and experiment, have sent Cap- tain Teiji Ima...…
…mom THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 0 )CTOBER 21, 1923 ,*. Old Fram Houe.SoresMuseuam Mate rial Whose Value Is Estimatsed At.Hundreds Of Thousands, Specimens UsedFor esearch Study It onstantt Danger of Fire: , SUN 1 5:30 o'clock a student supper will be observed at the Bethlehem Evangeli- Il servers. "Is Socialism Christian" will, cal church this morning. Special ser- "i SERVICES eIh tpi. which Professor E. 14. Day vices in English will be ...…
…)BER 21, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SIR PAUL REVIEWS 4 (Continued from Page Nine) "'Tided," said Sir Paul, "affairs of gqvelrmentoccupy such a secondary position in the life of the average edu- cated American that I wonder at your national efficiehcy,' such as it is. The intellectual aristocracy should above all, be actively interested in politics, to seek the truth, to combat the pre-- jfxdice of factions and to fight for in-j telligent dir...…
…['WLY~THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mims sm a 'IN. AMP, _.__ _ ................. ....... ........... ... ... . :; , ..:: F , p . a M i X R r f:. k q R } Y ' x as >i d ti f 6, j r r_ .ylea ' i.JN8DAY r-- ' A T LAST IT'S HI-R, Thc Marvelous, Gorgeous and Sc, STARTING SUNDAY t' i e h a i e d E e t i s a®,B A L C O N Y I A :3 I I L' I' Ef.i._hed Price 3C lttrIi hy P c .. ."t War t ........... 0c 'VWir t ax...........05C Felu .. .. . . :. Toil . . .,....…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, SUNDA OCTOBER 21, 1923 MUSIC, GENIUS AND INSOLVENCY IN GERMANY HE MOST tragic ORLANDO BEEDE ence. If direct communication were event in connec- the only means of conveying , news, tion with the down- From Observations by Otto Stahl we would know little of what is going fall of the former Such on in the rest of the world, to say moarhil or nySuh fis thee product tlne of the sols. of hissed at immediately. T...…
…PAVE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1923 ... --- TrheC Ccess. Regarding the writing of them, aiwpuse are not particular. Precise rhe torical rules, for the most part, can and ego to the devil. This does not mean that the manuscripts will be unac- :iter-a-toor ceptable, should there be, by any Lchance. a decently developed style. The editors of The Sunday Maga- The chief things are originality and zine are of the opinion that, n...…
…THE MIHGN AL FA T" I b IK SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1923 Advice to some pedagogues: CENSORSHIP "When ears are deaf, 'tis wisdom (Continued from Page Two) to be dumb!' has passed. Besides, among toe peo- ple of most nations the hatred of Art (Aeschylus and Literature is pushed to the point n "Seven AgainstThebs") of lecturing boastfully of that same hatred." YOU wil be more than satisfied with the food and service at Tuttles Lunch Room 338 Maynar...…
…XAU FouR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SNDAY, OCTOBE 21, 12 Plays and the Stage ROBERT BARTRON HENDERSON Senteuse Impoged by Judge -Kir jy Benedict in Taos County New Mexico, S X SEX!I The actress who first hits upon the Hollister's -announcement that he will M mind is, peculiarly twisted idea may not be an artist, but she will present that greatest of all American around two ideas, Frank Wedekind ,make her fortune off of it, neverth- dramas, "Beyond the...…
… SUN DAY,"OCTOHEfR 9.1, 1423 THE MICHIGAN PDAI .. .., :. y .... - _ a r a : f Hl. Nit. ... ".M., .......s _ ................. .......................... BETTER CLEANING :IE WHITE SWAN WAY Clothes cleaner and more Comfortable. No injurious chemicals used our way. Continous flow, fresh, clean naptha removes all dirt, grease and lint. Faster service. Six trucks are busy daily. Watch for them. Less cost to you Liberal discount with cash cards:...…
… FACESIX HE ICHIAN D ILYSUNDAY, OCTOB3ER '31, 13 w CRIMES (Continued from Page One) s me time been conceaing a clever Bo k anW it r artist in the- person of Angus Bab feet'a in chiaroscuro with apparentlyN nothing hut a pen and a bottle of ink.________________ The art editor or whoever is re- -nNmrafa H or so. The hero of. Lucy Futrman's sponible for the two-page spread of yI G NT5 L,5V5 OF, TH-' novel 'The Qare Women," lbs thrill- movie stils...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVE The meeting is romantic. The end- cidents in which the author detaches SCOUTIE JAZZ OF PIGTAIL ALLEY : quite as dull as the title. I have nev- ing tragic, for the city girl finds she her work from the absolute fictitious By William N. Viola, Stratford, 1923. er discovered a commercial story that does not love the mountain rake. incongruity of her story. This book we mention because it . Wh...…
…Vf _ # F.ItslIT t fINlVI I tlAIN DUILI .1 M a'0 ,. r _. i This Is the sports coat she chose to wear to the games and to classes. Roughly woven, in gay plaids with fur collar. Prieed $7.50. These are the hose she selected. Gold stripe in bltak and shades of grey to saleah her different costumes. For class wear when It's a bIt colder she selected ilk and wool mixtures in n o v e-l t y weaves.. This is the hat Ann chose. It's coyly shaped...…
…THE WEATHER PARTLY CLOUI)Y; COOLER TODAY I 4 xtix MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 25 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1924 EIGIT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CEN'[ NICHOLSON THINKS CONFEHENCES G*000 CHEGK UPON WAH FAVORS ARMAMENT REDUCTION BY INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT OPPOSES LEAGUE Says Principle is Wrong, But AdnIts Measure a Step Toward Peace Will Talk Here , FAMOUS ECONOMIST SPEAKS ON LEGUE HERE NEXT MOND...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1924 R FELDLEAES Dean Whitney Asser ts StatemyNV BSNERL Fulfills Educational wl INER <ENT i E-_ienion of Stafe Athlority Over) Dean Whitney went on to say toa NOW I PER~ O {mPprA eia oit Schools is Unnecessary lie he dlid not mean that. there would; ---in~ n-Ls btePprA i ia 4ccyi e ,no frhrdevelop'ment Blt stateul leetliiInitrtliw nukee before _.___ educational policy; such dleveiopmeniOf tredIts and...…
…0 , TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY BLAIME 9CCIDENITS ON ~POOR IION Detroit, Police Find 26.4 Per Cent of b~rivers Hlave EyesighIt -Bielow INormal INVES TIGATION URGElD New York, Oct. 20.-Defective eye- sight.. is blamed for an clarminigly large-proportioni of automoble1 acci- dents in the recent report of the Eye 'Sight Conservation Council ;of Anmer- ica which has just comipleted a suir- vey of the motor vehicle laws of ...…
…AGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1924 .. t d t Published every morning bexcept Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student publications. Members of Western Conference Editoral Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- it;d to the use for republication of all newst dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub. lished therein. Entered at the postof...…
…TUESDAY, OCTODER 21, 1924 1IE MICHIGAN DAILY ILVA Vila ) nnr ~Inr Women Particular 1 EECT PrSlENT o""" In Seeking Rooms iI What a room-seeker asks would PR SIDENT TO SPEAK AT"Y7"USUET OCTI 28 STUDENT BRANCH ') JOUN CI ?1 ORGANIZATION iN AFFAIR President Marion L. Burton will be the speaker at the membership ban- iquct of the Y. W. C. A. which is to be held at 5:30 o'clock, Oct. 2S, in Parbour gymnasium. Both the stu- c(nt and city associ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1924 ....rte ... .. tr III MENTORS 'FORGSET ILLINI IND ' POINT, TEAM TO.,BADGER TILTj DefaU t fsudsof Suckers Saturday llinois 1her last touchdown in the Shows Up Flaws of 'Yost- opening minute of the fourth quarter, ]Bel Incidentally grange shot every pass " which was attempted by the Illinoisj GRANGE WHOLE STORY ' and seven of the eight attempts were completed. The ~ass vrgd1 Mihea's cache s t...…
…(I SDAY, OCTOkEI4 21, 1524 THE MI 141GAN DAILY' UESDAY, OCTOI3EP. 21, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TONSIL OPERA TION IC LASSIFIE F~ort Mortem 'Snows Cause Could Be Avoided by 3lediftal Nc1 01 COLUMNAT3 P.M. ADVE~RTJ SING AT3 P.M. FOR SALE Kniowledge 'FOR SALE Paramount tenor banjo "-- IStyle B.. One year old. Good condi- DEAT'H UNEXPECTED tion. Call ,4t room D25 Lawyers ________Club. Paul Ri. Dahlberg, '26M, of loch- t O }- SALE Remin.gton...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ TUES D_A7, OCTOBER 21, 19 ii-tents ha ve been inade Ifrom t.he piut form alseatsnot ocupied will be re- moved frcom reserve ,and( may be ecceuj 10(1 by anyone. 31 lrd I I. Pl'r{3r, Presideit. Ad'ljlii: The= 1(.1,pti ~ih01e of1wc resent ai rv-es will not Tiflet Tuesday evening en account of the Cratorica loQt iure. ~ .Iiot Speaker. Acolytes: Theore will 1)e a meeting of Acolytes Trues(day, Oct ober 21, S31p. in., at wicl...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 fr i aiI ASSOCIATD PRESS'; F I VOL. XXXV. No. 26 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS AMERICA'S NEED IS! RESPECT FOR LAW, PRESIDENT STATES )ISCUSSES PROBLEMS VITAL NATION IN ADDRESS T1 CHURCh COUNCIL TO CLERGY IS POWER Urges Increase of Religion as Aid in Comnbattinjg Prevalent Evils of Society Adequately (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-More...…
…PAGE 1TWO LAW COMITTEES Eleven Charnien Assme Pufties This Week; Invitation Cosnmittee Already at Work WILL MEET THURSDAY Members of the senior law class committees were announced yester- day by Clayton C. Purdy, president. The names of the invitation commit- teemen were made public last week, as the work of that committee starts early in the fall. A meeting of all committeetchairmen will be held at4 o'clock Thursday in room E, Law building. ...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE I EXIIT PICTURE8S 'CONQUST OF PRU bisphty Arrarged in Connection with Aiton's Course in History of Hispanic America SOURCE BOOKS SHOWN Pizarro's conquest of Peru is the subject of the present exhibit in the William L. Clements library. This exhibition has been arranged in col- lboration with Prof. A. S. Aiton of t3" history department to illustrate ,a episode in his course in the h...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOER .21, 19 l Published every morning except Monday 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 local news pub- lishied therein. Entered at the postoff...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1925 THE MTCHT AN DAILY' ot') KIN bm- w . - -zszr s- j INTRAMURAL TEIMS CONTINUECONTESI tDelta Zeta and Mtarta Cook Teams Win Second of Intramural hockey Series SNOW PREVENTS FINISH I f; As a result of some 'fine playing Delta Zeta won from Delta Delta Del- ta, and Martha Cook from the Nurses in the second second series of intra- Smural hockey games played Monda on Palmer field. The scores were; Delta Zeta 2, D...…
…PAGEI SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 19~5 L _ u __ ,,: _,. .r. .. + . Q 4 ... - . . A '3 s r OHIO-IOWA 6AMEI MAY DECIDE TITLE (By Associated Press) CHICAGO, Oct. 20.- Illinois and Ohio State loom as potential trouble makers in their respective games with Michigan and Iowa in this week's Conference sessions. The Illini defeated by Iowa last week, has a chance to scrambl...…
…IV1 T>NESPAY, 4CTOT')FlZ, 1") T, VQ5 THE MICHIGAN DALLY PAGE SEVEN.; ;. _ .EDAOTOE 1 12 AC EE C LASSIFIEO CLOSES L.SE$G AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT $ P.Y NOTICE LOT--Phi Gamma Delta fraternity ni wh itvr in city NnAn --- --sm 'n m ere in cL y. iName on FALLING HAIR is a danger signal back. Call 6017 or Box 18 Daily and should be treated at once. Loss office. of color, brilliancy and baldness re- sult. Successful treatment given at LOST-A...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. OC4TOmTm ti _ a DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Pesident until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. in. Saturdays). Volume VI WEDNESDAY, OCTOER1 21, 1925 Number 2 To the Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, October21, at ten o'clock in the President's office. C. C. Little. Unive...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 ita atl MVEM IBER ASSO CIATED PRESS 1 PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. XXXVII. No. 21 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS STATE EDITORS MEET FOR ANNUAL SESSION; WILL REGISTER TODAY OPENING MEETING TO FEATURE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS AND SYMPOSIUM { EXPECT 200 DELEGATES Frayer, Muriin, Itenderson Will Speak At Annual Uniyersi y Banquet li Honor of Journalists Wood Substitute...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Spar'~s New Ambassador To U. S. UNIVERSITY BALLOON MAKES LANDING 1Choctaw yid*i il Pay Vsi ToPrsientCoiioeNEAR DETROIT AFTER SHORT FLIGHT I sTov'sN I Due, to the absence, of winds, the w ee detained1 for some time by the balloon flight made Sunday by Ralph Unilted States immigrhation authorities Middleton, '281+, Edwin Walker, '271", tiihetauofrjtmCins passenger albord, was establshedl. Arthur Schultz, grad, Russcl Hardy,...…
…THURSDAY, 1)CTO13ER 21, 1926 THE MICHI AI s' I)AIL.Y P G-I'lJ - TTPIP THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE4THREJ~i -AIOALUMNUS TE[LLS OF 'ONDITIONS HERE. NI I. DOCTOR SAYS MTAJORITY {}F STUDENTS WERE MEN I FROM ARMY ENROLLMENT WAS 1,255' University Was Made UpCOf But Three SColleges; 5i25 Was Registrationi In, Medical Selhool Dr. J. A. Work, Sr., '70M, has re-! ' turned to Ann Arbor from his home a,, Elkhart, Ind., to celebrate the six- t~ ieth annive...…
…:: PAGE roUw THE MICHIGAN DAILY t the game West, but very little was 4l said on the subject. The common t Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Ps is exclusively en- titled tothe use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news...…
…5rT'RnSDAY, OCTOA It 21, 1926 IHyrj4 MTC"TTCAM fDAIL Y I 1 1L IVIII l 11 ,i/w I iti!-li i Ll!-Yi.I 1 STRESS IPORT m- OF HOME MAKING ,4ddres At 1ill Auditorium Urges Club Members To Aid in Creating 1 Public Opinion - MRS.SHERMAN HONORED "No nm't 4 many hours a woman works, if she receives no wages she3 is 'put down in Uncle Sam's census book as with no occupation," said Mrs. John Sherman, president of the Fed- eration of Women's clubs to o...…
…,~I T i rTHE MICHIGAN DAILY TU LSDAY, 'OCTOBER 21, 1926) ar V y I i i ILN DEPART TODAY FORWO LVEvRINGM Zuppke Will Give T ihem Short Signal Drill In Final P'reparation For Crucial Test ,'AMBROSIO, TIMM OUT By DICK RA3IEY " p" (Daily llini Sports Editor) CHAMPAIGN, Ill., Oct. 20-Bob Zuppke's Illini finished their strenu- ous training campaign for Michigan today, and will leave at 5:53 o'clock tomorrow afternoon for Ypsilanti. A short d...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 21, 1926 THE MV77HIGAN DAILY . PAGE SEVEN . ., THURSDY. OCOBER 2. 192aT -IFMT 1-TaflANflATa TO PLAY CRUCIAL GkID GAMES STAR BADGER HALFBACK ASIYI I[RS J THROUGHOUT COUNTRY SATURDAY REcOVERS FRIM INJURY Notre )ane-Northaestern Clash Will favorites on A bas of early season , BUNIN INITIAL I Serne as One of Leading Testsa While Michigan and Illinois footballI teams, two of the strongest contenders for the Conference cham...…
…r-A&, q: LIGHT THF. MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21,, "26 TI-IF MTCI-1I(2AM F)AB V ThURSDAY, OCTOflER 21, 1~92~l 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. in. (11:30 a. in, Saturdays). Volume VII THIURSD)AY, OCTOBER 21, 1926 Number 21 University Lecture: Professor S. N. Dasgupta, Professor of Philosophy Pre...…
…t r aii ASSOCIATED PRESS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1927 TEN PAGES FELOWES SPEAKS DN EARLY ENLISH MUSI IN IRST OF LECTURES ANGLICAN CIIURCHIAN DEALS WITH PERI10D BEFORE BACH AND HANDEL WILL SPEAK AGAIN TODAY Calls Sixteenth Century Te Golden Age of Polpioiii Music hInEngland "The sixteenth century was for Eng- land the golden age of music as well as for history and literature," de- clared the Rev. Edmund Horace Fel-~ low...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -A,-y X T Y, ; DAVIS GRAiNTI To SURVEY Prof. Calvinx Olin School of Education ha 10 riuarI COCHRAN MAKES RECORD7 DL RUN IN 18.1 BILLIARDS nn..r~un BOSTON-Walter Cochran, 18.2 b)il- ~C[UIIII ard, champion, established a new ree-l O~IU Liord in 18.1 billiardsagis Eric Hag;- enlacher here today by makig a high run of 2:51. The previous high Davis of the runs of 241 was hung up by Jape is5 been granted Schaefer In 1926. .. :...…
… scci rv Villnice~at2;00o'clck h~i Berlin doctor-says that bobbed' afternoo, n in the Uiversity hospital Pr~. I iaI3 Szllo) hail in women causes them to lose the for a3n openm forum (iscussion of vari-- Who has r(,ecatly bee elected a power to concentrate. ous (iseases. The regular business pi~ni rse fSeesIsi _________ ______________ mreet ing wvill h e held tomorrow morn-tt(A ehnlyIooknN.J inzg at 9:00, also at the University tt fafbhn .J hos...…
…G FOUT THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in4 Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- ttiled 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. r Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as se...…
…OCTOBER 21, 1927 THE., MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY IT i MAY OBTAIN TICKETS FOR BRIDGE LECTURE Arrangeiiients Are Made For Tables Al Michigan Union And Quota Is Not Yet Filled LEAGUE GETS PROCEEDS Tickets for the 150 tables of bridge for the Milton C. Work lecture are still available at Wahr's bookstore and at the Alumnae council office, Mrs. W. D. Henderson announced today. -Arrange- ments have been made at the Michigan Union wher...…
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…:r~vfn~pI~MEXICAN ORATOR S. C. A. WILL PLAN Preparations MNadetiisontenbewouc Af~IIULWILL SAIL SOON DISCUSiSION CROUP Fo Union duaring the week-end, acu __________________________ F'or Record Crowds !an tinac!tine , 1I be inlstalledl to7 ! > F [Ii1 ~ raternmty discussion groups; under coal the number who enzter the bufl the leadership of members of the fac- In anticipation of large crowds vis- ' ing. ulty, is to be one of the new projects itin...…
…AND TAC r IJcp I Ir V V I'Y TI ~d1~w kJ LML t~LdIf U LI MEN MUST STOP l RUIININO ATTACK Wilee Expeted to Use Fast Breaking 1P1ays toVG Speedy Bcs In Open Field1 BACKFIELD IS UNCHANGED Michigan's ends and tackles, more han any other men on the squad,1 hold the fate of the Wolverine eleven in its greatest of great games against Ohio State tomorrow. Perhaps theI effectiveness of the secondary defensel against a traditionally strong Buck-C ...…
