… ESTABLISHED 1890 - -d HA NESHOES1OF tU ~aiI MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 142 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARDOR, MICHIGAN, TIHURSDAY APRIL 21, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS RORGANIZ ATION PLAN' BY STUDENT COUNCIL SEPARATE COUNCILS PROJECTI W1ILL YIELID TO OLDI ORGANIZATION! PUBLICITY TO BE GIVEN Daily Will Publlsh Special Section! Containing Photographs And Records Of Candidates Voting on the experiment college councils, which...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 t tl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. :XXVI. No. 168 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS GREEN DECLARES AIM IS NOT TO VETO-NEW MILL TAX PROVISIONS Youthful Flyer Is On Way To a t,. whTIo1 Faris~ I' SENIORS MAKE MERRY IN GAILY BEDECKED BALLROOM TO TUNES OF CLOWN PRINCE CRAWFORD'S ORCHESTRA Dancing in the softly illuminated, the first appearance of his orchestra Upon entern...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 V 4alt aiIl .,_._.,. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ...._, _ i - - - - - - - - - - VOL. XXXVII. No. 85 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS DEBATE TEAMS WILLAffirmative Team Will Face Ohio State FACENORHWESERN In Central League Debate Here Tonight OHIO TRIOS TONIGHT ~ -- . PRESIDENT PROMISES EXPEDIENT RETURN OF TROOPS IN NICARAGUA, Negative Trio Journeys To Evan...…
…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 ...…
…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...…
…&I r # u mmtr TODAY'S EVENTS 8: 0 P. M.-bast perform- a ces of "Pigs." by the Rockford Players. S r 4:Iai1ti MEMBER ASSOSED x4 'OL. VIII, No. 22 ! _. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1927 PRICE FIVE CENTS THIEME MAKES SPEECH ON MLLET, THE MAN, HIS ART AND MESSAGE SAYS THAT ARTIST EXPRESSED PHILOSOPHY OF HIS RACE IN HIS PAINTINGI HAYNES GIVES EXPLANATION FOR LECTURE IS ILLUSTRATED French iProfessor Tells Of Struggle Of Famo...…
…0 THE PAIGI-IIGAN DAILY _ ;, . ':.'MIHGN AL COURSES IN HGIE[NE NAMED. FOR SUMMER! Series Of Six lipecialInstitute's To Be Conducted For Benefit Oi Public Hlealth Workers AUTHORITIES TO LECTURE Courses especially designed fOr health workers, teachers, phiysi;Al educators, athldtic coachsni av- RAFTQUSTON FOR EVENTS TEST Arragemets avo been co mpleted andI the qujesti(Uons have been dr'afted for the Nevw Yorii Times Current Drive For Lar...…
…F THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAN TAY 21, 1927 ADDRESS PLANNED BY flFAN Fnfl&PNIlHT-I' FRENCH LAUNCH CRUISER AT BREST Circus Wil Appear, PROHIIBITION OFICIAHS FACULTY AND NAVAL RESERVE UNIT Here On May 3 FrC ANDIDKW IN DRY RACE; PLAN AVIATION COURSE NEXT YEAR ~r' I .: . :: .;.ni ,,. ... .. . . .:::. >.,,.:':::::::::::...:......... -.- ________ _ ....:.._________________________________ Y r ~LasaI EI c asst vesti lUIII PROCRAM IS PRINT[ CI...…
…4, ''A7GE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fill PAY, JANUARY 21, 1927 . " 'NASH GIVES TEACHING Fliscopal IProfessor fluelice OfJeuI Of iMag Of EXPLAINS M (By Associat+ "Men 'of religion a ligion are 'becoing~ T A LK D CTO AI R TIN DISCUSSES FATIGUE ot of an affected region in thei IN BEFREKOLSOY LAGU ody.; Or~ ~ ~~~~r JX14ialter F. ?Martin, who for Z5liberates lactic acid, which 1?eIX- bsa ( ha neesr ueis has lbeen associated with Dr.1 to sttedth...…
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…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. .. :...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY 0 f ou m m er Published every morning except Monday during the University Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publica- tions. 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 andtthe local newspub- lished herein. Entered at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, -ostoffice as second class matter. Subscription by ...…
…THP MICHMAN T)AT .'Y mBIOGRAPHY__BY A tN Achieveiit s Of Anitonio De Mendoza And Period After Conquest Of Gblortez Are Treated IS INSTITUTIONAL STUDY ---------- *--, _ . u ._ . , TR-i f Ni~tCI4TflANT fl".! jAt--iL ' * *'...&VA....A £.'.I1... £,'c~.-J. i STUDENT INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT REP OR TED BETTER Harold Djeffley, 28M, who was serf- ously injured when hit by a "hit- skip" motorist in Toledo, Ohio, the same day after returning home...…
…'I I I' SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1927 APPROPRI "'ATIONS ILL WILL PERMIT WIDER IMPROVEMENT PLANSI J1lMIANIZING OF )EDtCATION IS FIRST PROJECT TO BE CARRIED T 1ROUGH PERMITS FORESTRY UNIT Will Provide Land For Women's League Building; League:Louses To Be Replaced By Dormitores By Paul J. Kern Barring unfortunate occurrences, such 'as a possible veto by Gov. Fred Green, the University will have, in the next two years, $4,150,000 for per- manent improve...…
…T 6 FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7 _ - __ GIRL SINERS TO GIE Historic John Hay Mansion, Landmark Opposite White House, Being Destroyed SELECTIONS ON RADIO' .. .I77 Waldo Abhbt Ann'cIM MSi C'ompletedj ilichiigan sight Rhadio Progra in WILSON, COOK TO SPEAK I Selections by the trio and double trio of the Girls' Glee club, with four short talks by faculty members, will complete the Michigan Night Radio program which will be ...…
…,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...…
… 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...…
…i I H SUMMER: MICHIGAN DAILY. PAGE ....... THE UMME MICIGANDAIL _AG BOOKS OF THE DAY Summer may be vacation time for most people, but if the summer plans for the publishing houses are any in- dication, it does not hold true of writ- ers. Interesting things are being done this summer in carious parts of the country which will appear in the fall list of new books: Elizabeth Shepley Sergeant, author of "Fire under the Andes" will soon be wo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ iHURSDAY, APRIt 21, 1927 U Putblihed every morning except Monday during the Univerity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications.1 Members of Western Conference Editorialf l'Asociation. The- Associated Press is exclusively en-l titled to the use for republication f all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- I lashed therein.l Entered at the postoffice at A...…
…in THE MICHIGAN DAILY mm wal4t At*r4t* wat Bate Published' every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Contrl of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorials 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 therein. Entered at the' postoflice at A...…
…PAGE POTM 'RTHE MICHIAN DAILY 2 rRIDA Y', JAIv U ARX 21, 1927 - ___________ I - , of members on the commit each school or college. s- For the past few years, t Pubishd _every mornfng except t Monday e tjni PPh~chp re tees from1 he J-Hop from nnv I during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications, question as to who was to have su- Members of Western Conference Editorial pervision over the affair. The new Ass...…
…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 :...…
…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...…
…T 3E SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1927 I i iiJ ~va saraarr " .. . +" rr a.r : r+ t _ Publctin!the Buetisonstucve notice to allmembe the University. Copy received at the office of the Summer Session until 3:3p . m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday). Volume V H THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1927 Number 22 Excursion No. 6: Inspection tours under special guides through the Hotel Statler and the General Motors Building. This gives an unusual opportunity...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE PTVM PAGE P'WU (i VA I , i i XCELLENT RnETIURNSMiss Johnson To Confer With Seniors 1 Desiring Positions Other Than Teaching; Continuing her work on a vocation- upkeep and more moderate than any E PC E FTal guidance program for Michigan' employment office fee, and inasmuchI More than 1,000 persons will attend women graduates, Miss Beatrice John- as many of the best positions are the bridge parties sponsored by t...…
…L .1 U .JJT.AV-_ p 7 21. 1927 THE MfICIAN fDAILY ,. 31 UYYLSYY lYrk3tr Li '2.llG1 1l iL' arli ra is VC-aar ~+ s++..w a I OLVATAMW M IMA-17A -57\sa? IME 3 V 11 ADVISOR WILL ADI " SUMMEREMLOYEN fit Answier To More Ihant 254 Request' Miss Johnson Will help Women Get Vact I ion Joie; 1 ___ 4i II Sii TRACK MTEET WILL BE q OIAY post l jed )o l O'clok interclass track meet, mod~( from earlier, in theC will be held at 10 o'clock m...…
…IlDAY, J'ANUA1Y 21, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'PA: "TrFrV .. ...... .. ' t + ' , ri , . flSflUhIl N W, IM any Years Service Conveys Recognition, Organization Active For 38 Yetr Is Discontinued On Advise Of . Cabinet Members ...... BLAME LACKOF INTEREST . At ameeting of the members of the ...N" University Y. W. C. A. held yesterday afternoon at Newberry hail, the or- ganization of the Y. W. C. A. on this campus was officially dissolved. The ...…
…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...…
…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...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRII. 21, 192) 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TJ1UR~DAY, APRIL 21, tt~27 I III f - .,.W.. r -_.-_. _. _.. " , w """ .. ......, v f q VVI~l EI SS!hULLER TO SWIM u, t F r z'.' EX BTHN EVENTS AT iT P,1 ¢ETE PN1 R/VL NINPOOL NEXT WEEK' L .Thixxr Wecis mxuller, worl's gre at -- ~E's t 4i nnmci-, has aoeepteti an invxit a- Enr I mt'Feaa~'ni c'r,,. ion f r(}iom-,'. Ti eblt Mann l t give 3, i i4 siu'yC(if Evet ; Purd,<i ; ...…
…0 \ THE MIc" HICiAN TDAt Y " t -1- - . - - . - - - --- TI.. M r .. I xv C .r.A . 'TM,3Y;..~r Y 21, 1927 t U ."'__.___ ._ i l1 ,ftw -whi - M L® MM M .-6 AMEm - - -- I lHIGA a Iff TRA T'EA. M-- LL Mt ET Luc TODAY W W TaVER WaTSFaE Dennison And Irwin ENIS TEAM Ph ysical Eds Defeat1 Win Way To FmalsFreshman Ball Club TO DEFEATBUCKEYES Of Prp _Nt eet_4 PrepNet Meet [TO MEET CHIA HER THIS AFT OON In AnnualGame, 7-3 Coach F...…
…lb. - ntn ,fl I PAGE ___x _THE MICHIGAN DAILY r FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1927 A &A4- - m-&o "" % ! r f l- . Ia tN °A 1 1'r . - w-- CAG". EAMTOL[AI' ans A d D dgers Involved In Trade Of Players For First Time In Ten Years FOR IND A ACO TESTiI ..__ " ioosier Offense To ye itted( Aga ust- It iciigan Defenie IJ uame. SOUAD STILL UNNAMED _ rI\k Primed for the fourth Conference game, a battle with Indiana sc hedul- \: . ed for tomorrow night at Bl...…
…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 ...…
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…TURDA'Y,>MAY 21, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. - , , ,OAH ISHRSLCT O ILLER TO Teau Completes (WitfOf Tom) se i nuaIStteT dule For 1(,27 By PlayiT r Badgers lTod!ay iV -fto Bec H-ek CARDINALS RANK FIF~ih Bloomlington To' ack. tA ti day, Michigan's baseball team will play! (SecalloTe, Diy)r the last out of town game of its 19271BOlINTNm. a ~)-n Conference schedule against the Wis-! hundred~ and ninety-seven athletes of:a consin nine this after...…
…/ PRIDA Y, JANUARYr 21, 1927, TI-IF MICHIGAN D)AILY PuArl':SlrVFM A L 11-4 AV4A% l AA%-&A-'Il 'I A-OF A A-4 A CHANCES LIKELY ON MIIflGAN MAT TFAM 311cligaii Wrestling Coach Expet To M1ake Chages In Line-up Meomre . S. C. Meet O~N DISSATISFIED As a result of the recent Iowa tri C6i h" Clifford Keen will probahi:1 niauke a numbier of changl;es in th mlakeup of thi Wolve-ie lmat ten': that is to 'meet tie lVlichigan Stae outfit tomorrow afte...…
… 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...…
…: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...…
…MORT 0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY'" TI-IURSDAY, ATRIT, 2l, 192" EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 192? Illinois Graduate Is1 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN T'ubicaiion 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). Copy must be typewritten. VOLUME Y11 THURSDAY, APRIL1 21, 1927 NUMBER 142 Public Lecture: Professor A. Pea...…
…THEW MICIGAN DAILY SA'T DAY. MAY 21. 2 .a ".v "aa " i! l Ly!-31L 1 wTfYi VA y !16 ['.i. a. 1 1 l ti .ri 4° DAILY OfFICIAL BULLETIN r'ublicailon to the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President untl 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. n. Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten. VOLUME VII SATLURI)AY, MAY ;1, 1927 1 MBER 1 1 HIGH WATERS IMPERIL. FIVE MORE PARISHES BREAK IN MISSISSIPPI...…
…PAGE EIaRT TIlE M 1 TITTAN D-ATLY _- DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN' Publication in the Bulletin is constteuctive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:34 p. in. (11:30 a.,im. Saturday's). Copy must be typewritten. Volume T1I FID1AYS J k-NTARY 21, 19*27 Number St) . ,,_..,W., _ _ _ _. -a t. _. . __,_ -a _.. .__ - - - F -,r Iii1 a tt e c es so ito class districts of the state have bee...…
…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 ...…
…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 ...…
…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...…
…y Five Football Teams Can Boast Of Uncrossed Goal Lines This Season ~+L TM INR Tackle's Play Features Performance Of Wisconsin Forward Wall In =iichigan Gauie BOAST STRONG DEFENSE (Special ,to The Daily) MADISON, Oct. 20.-In devising a distinctive forward pass defense, which stopped the noted Michigan over-head attack here last Saturday and effectively smothered the great end, Oosterbaan, Coach Glenn Thistle-' thwaite of Wisconsin incidentall...…
…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....…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY AI L I OFFICIAL BULLETIN I 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 8 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1927 PROMINENT MEN TO VISIT LITTLE A party of state senators and rep- resentatives from nearby points of the state, together with several prominent local mnen will be the guests of Pr...…
