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…THE WEATHER SNOW FLURRIES AND WARMER TODAY L Air Ar Ar an ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AD NIGHT WIU B81icz VOL. XXXII. No. 86 ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1922 PRICE FIVe CENTS LITTLE HOPE HELD OUT FOR BECOVERY OFPOPEB EEI CT ATTENDING PHYSICIANS DOUBT- FUL OVER OUTCOME OF RESTLESS NIGHT PONTIFF'S TEMPERATURE FALLS THREE DEGREES Patient's Pulse Satisfactory, But Res. piration Remains Extremely Difficult (By Associated Press) Rome, J...…

…I SNOW; L Ap ASSOCIATEI PRESS DAB AND INIGHT 'fkIC ) tl 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1922 PRICE TAudience Stirred ' NOD f n University Will H y Kindler Music""" " U L""N. Sports Taciit T TO V LBRS (By Delbert Clark) FOR CON OC TION With the building of the field house Hans Kindler with his inspired 'el- on Ferry field the University will Lo quickly won his way into the hearts John Finley Will Deliver Principal hav...…

…-w I'uq phan Iai - DAT I a ) ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1922 l U ERY Costuming Adds To Junior Play Junior Girls' play will hold its third dress rehearsal tonight at the Whitney theater with costumes and properties complete. From the finish shown on the part of the characters in Friday and Saturday night rehearsals, it; would seem that' costumes make the character. Prof. John R. Brumm, director, has stated that the plot...…

…I 'r I z A / b op it atm PRE DAY AND NJ 11 ShY ) . ANN A RBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY. APRIL 21. 1922 PRICE I e } t . Yre ,.. ++v+wv.-w+.FrMrrws wn ,.. yr^ . e nw rnene w++ry .wnw w .+v wr+r+rp'Y r.sr!rvllw4eilnaR. r:+ U1FF WILL BEFORE U NTERORMEYER WN Has Served or UT 1MALUMNI TO NIGHT C 1TL UG U U T "The Future of the University" will be the subject of President Marion L. Buto when' he "addresses a joint Speaks in "CertainAzeranPts m...…

…LI DAY it6 43an IDAY ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1922 ., .,., .,,., ... , ..., .a.: ..,. . ...:, . .... ,. ., . .,,..,...., ,. , . .....,. NNII M w a mn-.s.-rwmi .. i.:.-.... .. ..-..... .. v. .i. . .Fnnr.r..+ .+r-.. .. ... -r. . . P_.- .. __ NOIS DEFEATS MICHIGAN, 7 HIGAN TRACK NWIN CHICGO IUALFIELD MEET RINES GET NINE FIRSTS 15 ENTRIES, DOUBLING MAROON SCORE A. BRICKMAN PROVES_ SURPRISE IN HUNDRED Hoffman Takes Jave...…

…1I1* g *'ummrr ETTLED itri4an :43A6F tl ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIll SERVICE ANN ARBOR, MTCHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1922 PRICE 37vE C ESBECK PLANS ITE OPERATION SCOAL MINES' SANCTION OF PRESIDENT' OPENING OF PROCEED- INGS RS AGREEABLE TO IATE ARBITRATION Two Continents Represented In Todd Painting Collection EXCHANGE CLUB.HTEBIS HELD AT UNION TVISIT ENGLAND (By Janet Menges.) American, French and English ar- tists are repres...…

…t ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1922 ES DE .> r.; v { k s. z ,;,, t ;. 3 1; ij , ..4 t{ ."! 5 r 4 t v, Speaking before a crowded auditor- ium in the Law building yesterday af- ternoon ,on "Some Present Interna- tional Problems" the Hon. Philip Hen- ry Kerr, secretary to ex-Premier David Lloyd George during the world war, outlined the events of interna- tional politics during the past eight years :which have led up to th...…

…THE WEATHER PROAABLY FAIR L ittian ob mmwmm A6V ATTEND THE PEP MEETING TO'NIGHT TODAY 4 VOL. XXXIII No. 50 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1922 PRICE FIVE C -------- ---.-r.. PRESIDENT BURTON MENTIONED AS CgANDIDATE TO SUCCEED NEWBERRY AS MICHIGAN'S JUNIOR SENATOR IS AMONG ARE SEVERAL MEN WHO SUGGESTED FOR OFFICE r WOULD BE SECOND iNIVERSITY OFFICIAL TO GAIN HIGH NA- TIONAL OFFICE WOULD NOT WITHDRAW FROM PRESENT P...…

…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1922 REMINISCE CES By Hamlin Garland ceive a call (at our home in Ordway, With two hundres doilars in my little show of hunger as I could man- South Dakota) from a visiting Metho- pocket and the audacity of ignorance age. It was my first real meal in six dist clergyman named Bashford, a big, in my brain, I started for Boston to fit months, and as I was taking my leave blond, smiling young fe...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATi FFICAL NEWSPAPS. OF THE UNIVRSITY .XICA of MICHIGAN Published every aorning except Monday du 4 Lthe ave !it7 ear' by the B.ard in Contrl of Studet fPuilatiosia. MiM NI r THE A&SOCIATEID PRS Tc'"hAsoftiateo Press is exclusivel etitted to the xzsphlicten of at inew disatas5 u ~Itea it nv not otriwe ortditsd:'n this papr'aadite localnews Pbished there.a Entered at the postoix at An Arbr, Michigan, as seod tless atter. ASu...…

…F 4.6 4 eI 3I4I bRW I4) FICIAL NEWSPAPER &F THE UNIVERVTV OF MICIIAN shed every morning except Monday darla4 t k sr- by the k3.ard in Control of Studet PubliCatlon.s MEMBER OF THE 3A56CIATED P EM Associated Pres is exclu'ia elyextiel$d t a t+a .er ion of ali news dispatches cre ted to it or not i ies a this paper and the local nwe p b hlied thIersei,. ed at the poatoEce at Ann Arbor: MiWcaan as secoad Wr. xiption by carrier orl mail, $3.5o. 8:...…

…UNIVERSITY during. the University Publications. ED PRESS titi dt" the use fir to it or not otherwise ublished theruil. W,>dohigas. as beomab ,ynald Street. s, if signed, the signa- s an evidence of I atb, he Daily at the discre- Daily office. Unsigned .lomanuscript will Ce sentitmenits expressed ITOR...........BRZWST$R P. CAMPB$IL. .......................Joseph A. Bernstein . ................Z. P. Iovejoy, Jr. itor .............. ........ ......…

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…C UNIVERSITY , during the University Publication:. 'ED PRESS =titled to the use for pubki "" thsreWs r, lWieh Sa. m ..e .e. gned, the signa- :idence of faith, ily at the discte- office. Unsigned mnanuscript will :inents expressed LL STAFF nke 2414 R........ BRWSTER P. CAMPBELL *... Joseph A. Bernstein ---.-.-----..James B. Young It G. P. Overton M. B. Stahl Paul Watzel hairman.......... . ..L..=Armstrong Kern dorfer E. R. Meiss rews Edit...…

…ER OF THE SUMMER SESSION. OF VERSITY OF MICHIGAN ring except Monday during the Summer Control of Student Publications. B THE ASSOCIATED PRESS a is exclusively entitled to the use for re- dispatches credited to it or otherwise d the local news published therein. office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second er or mail, $. so. Press Building, Maynard Street. o; Editorial, 2414. to exceed 300 words, if sigfed, the signa- ppear in print, but as an evid...…

…THE MICHICAN DAILY One Legal I In. Wife Per Man Is Now Vogue, Says Turkish Maiden ! (By Margaret Shafer) ! so with the finished technique of a Somber eyes gazing from behind a filmy veil; satin bloomers, sandals, quantities of jewelry and perhaps a a nose ring or two-this is what theI average student might expect from aI young Turkish girl but recently ar- rived at the university. But Sinai Mauhaidden is quite the opposite. She4 cam...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 - -- ,. .--r ., ENDED FOR KEEPING ITau Be~t i uT PRITCHARD TALKS ON MKS AFTR WARNINGI President Mairion L1. Burtoni and! REIGIDUS ED'UATION, Service," "Bible Chair," and other things of interest to the R. C. A. SITIeken With AppeneltIs Julan Joseph, '231,, was taken toC r the University hospital Saturday night 'Dr. H. 0. Pritchard, president of with an attack of appendicitis. Jo- the National Council of Church Board...…

…2 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY,. MAY 219 1922 A Brief Talk.With Amy Lowell rl ' "'" ' iL+ (BHy NElisabeth 'hitcomib) champion of the free verse movement. a life of Keats, which will probably be "The Ann Arbor audience was dif- "I am not especially the champion pIublished next year. fereit from any other audience I have of free verse," Miss Lowell denied, "I What more might have been discov- had,' 'aid Miss Lowell, referring t...…

…THE MICHICAI4 DAILY All-Campus Mixer to be Held Today I will be furnished by the Alpha Tau - An all-campus mixer will be held Omega orchestra. Women will be ad- at the Michigan Union this afternoon mitted free. The charge for men will from 2:30 until 5:30. Dance music be 75 cents. Reduction In Board Prices EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY $7.25.. ................3 Meals a Day $6.00.. ................2 Meals a Day --en u CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP OLIVES...…

…I it d1e on V elox. Eastman made and meth- a approved, plus the ex- rrts are guaranties of fin- your films !IA51HAD .1905 T EY- RMANCE ONLY ening Feb. 25 ': IN "IS $IGGSr SUC~S Great Love, OVMAITIC COAMrnw '*.Aire, UOLEY SPEAKING TRIP I SOUTH ENS M.11 ADDRESSES ENGINEERING SOC- ETIES AND SCHOOLS OF SECTION Dean Mortimer E. Cooley, of the colleges of engineering and architec- ture, who left the city two weeks ago on a speaking tour of the S...…

…Timely To,,pics # - tinguishedhy a 'three-cior cover bearing.. a full page frozitispiece .mes Qliver Curwood, .the March .of the Chimes will appear on ampus tomorrow. The cover is wdrk of Clayton Seagers, '23, the drawing of Mr. Curwood, is one of the judges in tie short contest, now being held by es, is by James Montgomery1 Flagg. Lite not so timely but of constant inter- -est, are those entitled, "A Plea for Cosmopolitanism," by Edward B...…

…tes Nu~t Milk Chocolates Bitter Sweets e Luxe Chocolate Caramels Panama Chocolates Always a Delicious Treat The. Eberbacli & Son Co. 200-204 L. Liberty Street I J5 l C T HE wide band strap and the open instep are two of the smart details on sandal pumps of patent leather for spring. ENS LfS SCOL I N NEED O U.F MONEY Oxford and Cambridge Universities Require financial Accietance Fdr First Time INSTITUTIO$ S ARE CALLED 1STLI1)ENT DEMOCRAC...…

…nd An-1 On State Origin Prof. Robert H. Loowie, of the Uni- versity of California, will give two lec- tures here next Monday and Tuesday at 4:15 o'clock in Natural Science au- ditorium under the auspices of the University Lecture Courses. The titles of these lectures are "The Plains In- dian View of Life" and "The Origin of the State." Professor Loowie is an associate professor of Anthropology at the Uni- versity of California. He is conside...…

…I . . l it " Wyn wa* I Swan, Laundry for IPress) e Prussian gov- a bill for the )n, An all comn- iabitants, on .all more than 600 of persons who Prussia previous e tax' is 200 per ed assessmen~t is e to all persons, ,he stipulated five- icates a universal local communities particikpate to a very limited extent in the nations tax- ation proceeds. Hence they are ob- liged to look around for fresh sources of revenue, and the lodging house ...…

…__ __ __ _ __ __ _ __ __ _ __ _ _THf E NMICHIGAN DAILY4 _. / 7a '\ r ----, K' ', 7 >_ _ , ,li ' . 2 \ . / N ' / N '' " ' ' N / M] N 41 7774: 'r-- { 5cdaub 7 " i N'; JI i , / K f " j y' , :: - P ' Y8 t 21 K / 1y _ L', _:I f : , .VK7 C. THEL HOM E OF PUREGrOOery ]PHONE 326-327-328 114-1 16, E. WASH-INGTOJN QUALITY,, SERVICE, CO-OPERAT1'ION, f y _ :. .._ .. *#* fillenu4p * # A GUARANTEED BREAKFAST Toast Grape Fruit Oatmeal wi...…

…r FHESHMEN WOMEN TO 0E HONORED SATURDAY r ,. iE I . , . i Freshman women will be the guests of honor at the Freshman Spread which will be held on Saturday, Nov. 25. Women of the sophomore class will be hostesses of the' evening, and juniors will be appointed to escort the freshmen to and from the dance. The Freshman Spread, which is one of the most important social events for women during the year, was originated in 1884 when a small group...…

…SUNDlAY, -MAC 21, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE2 yI franlyadmit t hat the 1K awledge ic 1eIuni c gt transof t~liar r i. i i n the M ak LR LI ing"L jtteici)nodeliSolly cordin yaedcnin -roe1 c- nti rn n ptuJte iadgaly uitdrotn..:ci ple n>, nc ii- -sn fe-bly endiiicifectiey pesented e edc, anI ;pied t t iukni; the (Continued) to t e gioat mas of aon i, tatits iowhale s5s 5tno ^ lisi mo nre icu- By James Harvey Robinson !lir1ittieectonii Oiiizi...…

…THE W"CHIGADAILY SAT ,. ., . ... ;. .. , ,. . .... ® s , ,. ' :rt: ,', . . u .:.::;5 " .: 'q ,1 7'oweR Glenn Warner, Pitt sburg's pride, Is l being earnestly sought by Leland Stanford. If these changes .take place football prospects at Penal State. Pittsburg and Notre Dame will re- ceive a severe jolt. Court Race Tie Tlfh To reak TngtASTYIi*N9E6TGESCN Six i; Ten gamnes are on the card MINIATURE RELAY CARNIVAL TODAY' for ti w~eel end but of...…

…, _ . LI : .-:: U ( 1 r.~ .1 I, Jt*wart~ REMOVE THE DANGER Step into either of our offices and look over our Safety Deposit Vault Equipment You will feel at ease knowing your valuables are safely deposited in' your individual box behind those massive doors WOLVERINES TO MEET BADGER PUCK CHASERS' MICHIGAN ICE SQUAD WILL SEASON'S SCHEDULE TONIGHT END Feb. 13 the Wolverine sextette defeat, ed the Badgers at Madison by the score of 6...…

…is : '* ~~_ . r .. :, +,. = GRID APRIL 18 football practice will com- uesday, April 18. This-~-an- ent was male by Coach Yost Ifternoon. The practice ses- L, in all probability, be in f Yost assisted by Archie d Tad Wieman. Other men added to the coaching staff, ated. gh there are but 91 men on ity mailing list at the pres- who receive notices of the meetings, it is thought that .1 be nearly 100 men out for tices. Coach Yost qmphasiz- ...…

…_ ..:-.. . JL A . . NEYS MICHIGAN AND ILLINOBISUGGERS 1l-campus singles tournaments are he intramural of- st be in by Satur- rts Monday.aEn- s in both tennis ng must be in by ,il to the success of the iat all matches be play- ly, because. of the fact egin earlier this year, the season shorter. roes will be placed in- oden track beside Wat- slum so that hoseshoe not have to go down to play off their matches. to enter either or both .amen...…

…5. t.. ..r Ui I - - ' _ %rom Page One) iD. Strike one, out, ,urdy. Wimbles up. d out to McCurdy, re- No runs, no bits, no ball four. He walked. McCurdy up. Strike one, foul, strike two, ball one. McCurdy popped out to Shackleford. Vogel up. Strike one called,, ball one. Dixon tried to catch Dougherty at first, foul, strike two, foul again, fouled out, Vick catching fly. Hell- strom up."'Foul, strike one, grounded to Uteritz, who caug...…

…'L T JL JL A JL N-*A-Xl 1, A NOSTILL vernmbnt Intervention Expected in' Event of Failure of 1 Parley INDICATIONS OF NEW PEACE OVURTURE IN SIGHT (By Associated Press) Chicago, July 20. - With all peacel gotiations %n the country-wide Ike of railway shopmen apparently a standstill today, attention was di- cted tonight to the possibility of vernment intervention and the ac- n of individual railroads in keep- g separate settlement with their 'he...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THf t~~ific bent. The preparatory work T, 4is required as a prerequisite to,1EDITORIAL COMMENT OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE is designed for the most part to coun-;- UJIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN teract this situation, but by dint of j LET THE UNEWSPAPERS Published every morning except Monday circumstances it is not ample enough, 1 SLAUGHTER Daily Cardinal) ring the University year by the Board in and in some cases not at all is re...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T__S_ " YY1 r1 ^II IIIYwYYbill sY fI " t --- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF HICHIGAN 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 other- wise credited in this paper and the l...…

…4 UTHE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1922 r r e lidlnvhe aitrc~itsoanimal whoIistirikestofn m auaturetrad, or itaneeare c rloIaoo thathbtt e s s oss con- The ° " n te luue.Ireis moeoer, giventtWtolie leading lgats o or ae. ITey idokted inot terey uottar, eceet- JTfakjng "lhe ill-I t. e1;er:. ted eltimatelof htsi er-tstOaidominttiittinlene in do ily aiioil , indloteni highly inx- i ilbe tilon tsanitfundstitttatic ai ndl lireigtnpli;th...…

…JANUARY 21, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY beta Theta Pi Shows Powerful Tank Aggregation With Gow Star Performer In winning the second annual inter- fraternity swimming meet, the finals of which were held Thursday night at the city Y. M. C. A., Beta Theta P1, with the overwhelming total of 45 1-2 points, showed a remarkably well bal- anced tank aggregation built around Jack Gow, '25, national interschol- astic sprint champion and holder of the Mi...…

…11 II Ip :n biVt VtIUlItb uIIvIUv rLAItL ONQUERING MAROON5j BEGINV STICK WORK; r LII 1 d with Showing de in First RECORDS ESTABLISHED GIVE PROMISE FOR FUTURE TEAMX Michigan's Varsity track team start- ed its 1922 season in a most gratify- ing fashion. In triumphing over Chi- cago by the one-sided score of 77 to 18, the Wolverines conclusively show- ed that their team is probably as well balanced as any in the Conference, ex- cluding Illi...…

…NU IN LEAD ATHLETIC CUP g their men for s of the liveliest e baseball circle st years the race ainly between two vhereas this sea- point to a more the diamond tal. Big Ten camps. k Strong last year, retains around which to 'ful nine. Coach1 his Illini squad fning in less than Indians' pitching is season with its urlers, Jackson, . In addition to Lundgren also class twirlers re- earling squad in Dougherty, star catcher on the 1921 nine, will ...…

…be- sent to show 3-vault is prob- Field Improvements Made as begun A few new track improvements have ng. Fol- been made down at Ferry field. A that the runway, twice as wide as the one d in a last year; for the broad jump has been he Drake provided, due to the complaints of vis- scheduled 'iting jumpers, and a ring for the shot- ate ei5L s " ""' have taken to their an earnestness that is sing. eapped by Weather r and heavy wind- ndicapped th...…

…:ETOMORROW '0 iated Press) .-Ty Cobb, one of rs of the American g at the door for the he junior league cir- averages released include games of Tiger leader, who week ago, boosted , and finds himself second place. Ty's rently has been an eammates and as a have been winning e St. Louis star, who week ago, stepped batting list with a also is showing him- t run getter in, the t batting and base led him to register wing the way to the 15 thefts, ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MARINESLEE LATIN__REUB0LIC A merictn Fighters Will Retire from Dominican Republic with Form- ing of .Ne# Government BURGOS WILL READ CABINET OF PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT "Henry Ford"Vs. "Bluenose" (By Associated Press) Washington, Oct. 20.-The state de- partment made public today plans for the evacuation of the Dominican Re- public by American military forces in an announcement that a proclamation had been formally agreed...…

…AY, NOVEMBER 21, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY S Cnsde TreeMebes N. Stires; Oscar W. Underwood and . . FRTEDRIIES UNIT[p B aadl; e. r Ens ~IzsConide Thee embrs onDWIU -IIIformer Governor Charles S. Whitman. ForTheSente znotty~har1IN NEW CLUB BILD1INC1 BL ANCHARD TO ATTEND STATE AN EERLHGW_ ET NN (By Associated Press) New York, Nov. 20.-College frater-' Prof. Artbt.ir L. Blanchard, head of the department of highway engi-,I nity men are the lastest ...…

…SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE 5 Summer School in Geneva (ily Virginia Vasurrghn 'iryona) Inotes of all American and English which is attracting many hundreds of ternacional relations by members of Unusual etdacational facilities wsill! utiversities and colleges, tourists and visitors frout America university and college faculties. tie available at the saumer session of The serli-known Institut jean-, tis sanmmer. the Univ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1922 p 11 1 ._' = It has been said- that the way to a man's heart lies through his stomach. If that is so, we would judge that a pretty good method of getting a stand-in with the men would be to offer them some of the lh Menu BREAKFAST Oatmeal cooked with Raisins Bacon Creamed Potatoes LUNCH Hot Cheese Sandwiches with Tomato Sauce Coleslaw Lemon Jelly sCustard Sauce Nut Cookies To...…

…JAULVVO . £VIJV C;" !1 IDelft University o1 II I UI I I INCREASED ROOM WILL GREATLY ENLARGE SCOE OF WORK UNDERTAKEN T" As ,r his personal ,ou wish of his long his are the a.) se ur te ng 25. ml 41 "Although arrangements are not yet definite, we hope to have the Univer- sity Health service established In its new location the beginning of the fall semester,' was the reply of Dr. John Sundwall, director of student physical welfare, w...…

…average strenuousness of a student's well" should not be content until fre- life. The inevitable result in each quent and thorough examinations ease is a life of more or less failure, have revealed whether his condition uselessness, and economic burden to is a result of .getting on the wrong others. track or is due to some organic de- The student who regards himself as feet. The latter then should be treat- permanently "not strong" or "not ed ...…

…beth in the last act. Wagner's reac- tion to this criticism was to pursue OTES a course of literary propaganda "to induce the public to understand and participate in my aims as an artist." His judgment has been vindicated and today "Tannhauser" is one of Wag- [AUE ~ e tner's most widely known and admired ,user" depictsr works. kinds of love: r ighest human rn mere sexual I w higher and EMOCRTS CONTINUE triumphed. 1 knight, falls T the seductiv...…

…On rnities L. !"( SuI ,ons Placed soutI4 ssociated Press) pril 17.-Members of lature and delegates ica have appealed to Lie Viceroy, to induce of the Union of South e the disabilities and are imposed upon Thomas Arkle Clark, dean of men at the University of Illinois, has writ- ten an article entitled, "Shall I Join a Fraternity" which will appear in the June issue of the "American Boy." The article is the first of its kind that has been ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. ,. x. . ..", _ . {ice' , r ..ON" 00oPOO! 4 -ft MiE) , IIIIIIHWJ " ... r.. . w ....... ..+, PEI anumoMm -, -- a . , ., w ~W ._,_ _ __ v _ . _ _ .. ,+... ~ "fr 'itk-vrlvr'hninP s o0:'orivard Passing OI11C .,EdTF '-N P JERF~ECT SHIAPE FOR TO1)XY'S CONTE'S (Special to The Daily)' Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 20.-ith last practice before the greatest; game of, the year for Ohio State, Coach SWfliie ag~ain stressed the ...…