…ESTABLISHED 1890 AIV i , a A6F AS! PRE 1 11 - XXX. No.2. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1927. EIGHTEEN ALLOTMENT FORI OUTSIDE GAMES LEADS IN AIR DERBY SELLING RAPIDLY! ATi {iTillotson Says Tickets For Out-Of niriinDiiirI Town Games Are Nearly All A- LL Uf -Applied For - JILLER'S EAGOLE9CIK LANDS 11N- Harry Tillotson, business manager FTE BEFORE 31EIERS of the Athletic association, reports IN 1ONTANA TOWN. that the ...…
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…,CU SEVENTYONE SECB Nephew May Follow TRHA FIC INCREASESI CaIptain Mlaclntosh SCHOOL OF RELIGION BINDINGS OF SEVERA Alfonso TCo Throne Abandons Attept_ PERFECT GRADES. FOR .w. ___ ____ ___ ON GERMAN AIR LINE Wi COL ICITS ENDO MET e rlahebope o h ______ ______ mecial to the artistic, are on dis-orate >Report For Fist Six Months o 1P227 iC(ohrses Not Reing ftenis Y1% ear; play at the main library. Works iYn With t LAST, SPRING" PERIODl S w,}lred...…
…TI-- ,,M ICHIIGA,,N DAILY WEDNESDAY, :very morning excep t Monday niversity year by the Board in Western Conference Editorial Associated Press is exclusively eni to tilz s for republication of all news clis dedte4 to it or not otherwise d in-'i paper and the local news pub>- ered at the postoffice at Airn Arbor, an, as second class matter. Special rate tae.granted by Third Assistant Post- -General. ription *by carrier, $4,00; by mail, es :...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -v--v . INTRAMURAL SPORTS WILL BE BIG FEATURE OF THIS YEAR'S ACTIVITIES; HOCKEY WILL OPEN THE SEASON WITH PRACTICE THIS WEEK r .. MARION READING2, 9 IS IIEAJ OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF HOUSE ATHLETICS USE TOURNAMENT SYSTEM Winners And Losers Play In A And B Leagues To Decide Campus Chiamionshilp Intramural sports are scheduled as a heavy feature of this year's activi- ties. This means. more enthusiasm on the part of t...…
…TI-IF. MICIe-T!YIr'N DAILY WET .......... - TH N Nii A L Season .U { ,,d orium Ann rl or ROSA DRAMATIC SOPRANO O3SSIP GABRLWT AND THE Detroit Symphony Orchestra GIACOMO RIM, I The olds Geet BARITONE C.)B R28 DEC0E MBE R12 FIVE OTTNIGP.R O AVE SLO RTST The Extra Concert Seares for 1927-1928 bids fair ~.ny goupc. co-,certs pr eviously given in- this series. attsareal nrholy famous and in the very GROUP ORGANIZATIONS. to ...…
… City Council Author Permits Bu Granting a right of way for the proposed Packard street drain, au- thorizing the board of public works. to advertise for bids on the Buena Vista storm sewer, arranging for a session to be devoted to formulating' final plans for a solution of Ann Ar- bor's water problem and hearing of a protest of an alleged nuis- ance at University of Michigan's power house were highlights at the Monday evening session of the c...…
…PAGE EIGHT ENGAGE EACH OTHER IN PBA Candidate"s lophy FVhi'lieg of (oI~W~i F~rominl~ie-up.n~atW TO SCRIMAGI3_SATURDAY 2; By Herbert F. Tedder. 11)0 , THE MICHIGAN DAILY2 WEDNESDl-AY, SE PTEMBEPFR 21. 1927. A touchdtown that was not a touch- 4 <p. dlown featured the first. realsri lbho; mage of the. Michigan football team yesterday afternoon on the south prac a~1 w ~ Vece gridiron of Ferry Field, and 0lea;:. ,d ly showed that more time is ...…
…PAGE NINIII T41'MICfICrAN FDAILY IILAT.<.' DAY, SEPiTEMBER r 21, 1927. II 11.:.c 1v11%_.1. 1 !70.41'°"!1 1 /1 u021011stuent T7 fi - HOME= Al)h N W YO&K Paul a1hk Pitt teITHI NLEY IS NE LOM R AUETr LERhrF fl< )1 CO Nti t.w DETSN'A 4 PrWI I T.( AC'EJ7 ;'F sIT!..P "' (' W "N ' 1;1) WA NTIV: D tifor l!il S> w ' '31 3 7,1o.11 0 ) I 1-2-3 /3 hvNf '~ ~r t4fhl oil (IIICAI2, ". P)I shil) restii pun 1the 1lIles(th nc~v~n~r ij co C103 ''111...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TEN WEDNSDAY ~ETFMTEl21, 19270. -DAILY O FFICIAL BULLE-TIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all mowh)ers of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m.. Saturday.) Volume 8 WEIDNESDAY, SEPIT'EMHERI 21, 1921. Number 2 peech ( ormerly P'nulk Speakinig) : . Ne sctiois in Speech 31 have been forme(l as follows: -AF a t", Room 4208 A. If., Mr. Eich....…
