…Photostat Reproduces Books And Documents At Library] two newspapers-the Kentucky Gaz- of ette published in Lexington, Ky., from 'm, 1787 to 1800, and the -Detroit Gazette, out the first newspaper published in th< state of Michigan, from 1817 to 1830. 1A These have been done for historical adv students and subscribers. r" By John Mitchell NY MARRIAGES by Sherwood An- might hesitate before praising it as1 derson even a mediocre work. It see...…
… Helicopter Designed; May Be Air "Prairie Shooner" Ii !t I { i low 5 ' i rye 1 Harding Party Is Bound For South Seward, Alaska, July 20.-(By A.P.) -The naval transport Henderson with President Harding, Mrs. Harding and their party aboard, left here early to- day, steaming out of Resurrection bay' through the recently christened Har- ding gateway and turning her prow southward. Although the chief executive will visit three more Alaska cit...…
…'HE WEATHER SETT~LED; PROBABLY COOLER TODAYf <Y ian 41P SEE T HA, GAME TODA Y . . ........... XXXIII. No. 144 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1923 EIGHT PAGE& PRICE FI " n " a " w v INHABITANTS ARM IN MULIHEIM AS, COMMUNISTS RIOTi NNE K RNOWN, DEAJ) AND 1[ORE MOB LEAVES TOWN AND GATHERS IN OUTSKIRTS Merlin ,Ncwspapers Clainm Rab>Is is Not of Unemployed Buit Organived lDlstiibeI".; M1fuelheirn, April 20.(-B...…
…ICE. MICHIGAN, DAILY . , -. . 2 ing Tut Revel Attracts Many Students To Detro't A number of University students to 'rodulced in Detroit. Thbe commit~ltee will attend the "King Tutankhamen ' Jf l1cd on f a,"outdoing the nocted Revel", the first annual theater haiSc'bbal Th mjoty fte of the Little Art theater of Detroit, ss vll1,e garbed in fancy dress, which is to bei held Monday night ati as r:o;uestol, most of them choosing he Qraystone ...…
…1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..r. ra BO litt ;llllEaB& a 9lldliBDPBlIIltail 1lC f tl 11 ! 1 6 &i lid ti3I1tS 1 :eS ?QS {d: F[ GKl i; OtBZ 3 6 6F ae t 16 P ldal t1 1! a11, ! li, g U J ty _ G : tC 5,2 ' 7 1 AL OllllllilllflllllllllCilllffl[lllfl llllllllllllll llllllllIllllfllillllfllllflllI[III Iflfill IllIifIiyIlllifffffllllfp;flllllfII 14/ rn a,.- a: -S rrMw ri r Mrr r..r..i. r er 3 Subst anti'al as t e Py ra mild ? S ...…
…THE MIC" HOAN DAILY i FI AINEWSPAPER OF THE [7IVER$TY OF MICHIGAN a Wished every morning except Mondayg g the Univesity year bysthe Board in1 olof Student Publications S.f wi'tern ~Conference Editorial c Associated Pre- is exclusively en- to the use for republication of all newsx iches credited to it or not otherwise .el in this paper' and the local news pub- therCiu, tered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, i"'tn, as second class matter. scrip...…
…f1,1923; THE MICHIGAN DAILY - r- , J -A 101, Pf , ,s ..., THE 318 SOUTH STATE STREET HOME McLEAN & NEEILANDS QUALITY COUR TESY SERVICE Schu'Itz Grocery HOME OF PURE FOODS Oan a basis of quality only, we solicit a 'share of your business. For the careful businesslike buyer our Quality andPrice will make a "strong appeal indeed. Free. Delivery to All Parts of City Last Delivery 5 P. M. Office Open till 10 P. M, for Orders "You can ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA '3 i -, . zoo oom IAI Rom > s. . caum1inm uuu i r"+"' 4 lA i x . ,. .. .. _ CKS9 IWONDERFUL LEAP bbard Jumps 21 Feet 11 Inches in Practice For First Time on Ferry Field ACTICE EASY AS MEN REST FOR TRIALS THIS MORNING 3ubbard, the Wolverine star jump- and hurdler made a remarkable 'formance yesterday when he jump- 24 feet 11 inches. This is the best np he has made on Ferry field and arly shows that he...…
…THE MICHIGAN, DAILY i i , I 0 THIS COLUMN CLOSES IAT 3 P.M. ISINGx Matinee Mlusicale will give the muts- ical program for ci) Jdreu at 2:30, o'clock this afternoon at the TUnion. Chaperone, for 4.he dance. at, the Classifieds.Cont. Armory tonight will be. Mrs. H. G. 13 to 5:30 o'clock Wednesday after- lBerger-. 1 noun in Sarah Cas ;.eil Angeil hail. -. ll w;oamn on the camp)us are eligiblle. Extra practice in spring sports may Membe'...…
…THe E MICHIGA N DAIA __ .;... ~ _m__.. 1 i OFFICIAL BULLETIN the Biulletin Is cm struetive notice to all members of Copy receivedi until 2: ) p. V. n. (1:30 a. -m Satordav.) SATEIUAY, APRIL 21, 1923 Nmbr144 I Offered Life Altar. Of, Scien rcethe m?,lilitary depar Ytme;:nt to (cOnd~lt T~S;l ttjO _' the ornlevard. Firingvwill1 becSUi) n vi,4ed y flce on(duty with th'e E 0. T. C. Thlemn n rolledl in thv military SCien1ce cour.';Pssare...…
…I _i 00, MOW AlWil t. u all . EIGHT PAGES ANN ARDOR MIClIGA.N, WEDNESDAY, LARCH 21, 1923 EIGHT PAGES ran u Graduate Dean I [IUIVI Back From East1 R-SITYi NSPE CTION GRET SULPORToday Is,"M ".day Today is the second of the regular dP"fl " days which have ,been sc'hedulo4 by thenStuent cAU ei t be held each Wednesday and every day during in-f liNSPIIO T9All seen wh~o have won either their letter or any other athletic insi~gnia _____ wi...…
….did u on1 Eur- Hres, for Summer scliool nbcrs of the resident fac- announced recently by 1 H. Kraus, of the Sumi- Thle series will be in- Prof. L. It. Turner, of lepa rtment, on June 25 subJect, "E~urope in the On June 29, Prof. H. E. Rig',gs, of the vii engineerinig depiartment, will peak on "Our Transportation Prob- in from the R~ailway Viewpoint" is lecture will be Hlustrated. The~ ext lecture will be given by Prof J . Campbell, of the ...…
…yuo YenIPPOINT COMMITTEE TO I P~LAY t the senio! Iat 5:45 0'- parlors of! Jean Ham- iurton, Mrs, [iss Mildr~ed tthe speak- liemu will be of the W'o-j Collar s for senior gowns will be on; sale from 11 to 12 o'clock and fromt 2 to 4 o'clock today at the league booth in University hall. Because of the Junior Girls' play the-re will be no leagite party this~ week. A one-act comedy presented by Mlasques will be a feature of the. league party t...…
… ceptedi their invita~tion along with a number of like requests from alumni associations situated in other cities. The enthusiasm with which Coach: Yost has already been received anr the plans that are being made in other localities for his reception are evidences of the popularity accorded Michigan's director of athletics. Very! elaborate preparations are being made; in California for the visit of the Coach; one day he will be the guest of, ...…
… rom214, Natural Science building.,- '4:0Ruin4ne o 'Poland Sendsfo New or~rr IS OIG N Dtoi jnire_ _ _ _ _ __tsi D o K o M nstrT S G4JING 0~ Lan h~all. olgesuet n Do Y u K o M nse oU 7 00-6,lee club meets in upper rcarling___________________ 1,01 I lei.i~.for this olumn shonil; 7 : .--l'i DPit Epsilolin eels in r'oit 1flow many student publicatIions nrf by 5:3~0 o'clock of 306 o the Union. in the University?" TO pniblication. 7i:030- - U~ l ....…
… I ot a Noun- n c jow; t1hib 90, .. - °,- ... TO SEND IBRE TEAM re on Frst Places .In I rlil PJLACIFSECOND) IN EA ST r N ITEEfCLLE <lTh (. Special to The Daily) iaca, N.Y., March 20.-Cornell send, a championship calibre to Ann Arbor to meoet Michigan Saturday nigt. It vill be pac- ly identical -to the .one ' ic c ar off second bhonors at the annusi1 or °Eastern I tercollegates hel ew York on March, n which ate and Wite led all other ...…
…THIS COLUMN ICLOSES ATS 3P.M, "e. la4i advau.m m.. m thwgefte, Z20 Thee UpuOe chargedtuxat rata ly to thse havlng phmeks. es are at The ~DMv, 18. Ei BUILDINGI ntage of ALLI MO1RRIJJL'8 ypewriter Store. 125-50 KNEElS" and "FALLING".I wick record by Oriole Terrace tra. STOFFLET PHONO S, Nickel's Arcade and 110 E. ngton. 124-5C OK BOTTOM PRICES on gro-1 see Pierce's ad in theWe- We-issue o The Daily. 125 PCOFFEE 35c. Pierces Cash' 11.8-2C C...…
…1 1 11 .1{\ 1il ifl-II.V 1 l { CIAL BULLTIN constructive notice to all members of uitfl 3-,A0 D. um. (11.34a. m,. iSturds v.) fl, MARC 11R210 19i Nmber 125 I. -Elected To Athletic .Board Dodos -o GieI Immediately four ,ing the dance, Dod s T Gie which -will be the, first nui.ber on the! Several Play ~jprograia. 'Ft Lde Emiotionale," by Dor- - - ijan Sii-'Ir. 25. Next wvill be given Dodos will offer their third present A, :A Con key's "Af...…
…PRIOBAB3LY ,SXOW VOGL. XIII. N lo. 101. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGx AN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1923 EIGHT PAGES EMNOFCASPress Club Will Cgngress Probe DELGAESDickey Is Slated Gargoyle Satires fl[K S l U LGive Dance Tonight 0®f Croukhite's AtOMNI [ITI For Cabinet Post Hit Publications!U L lv I~y 0 . P N ,R mor Bristling with criticisz, (delving i- clock this eeigi Barbour gm to scathing comment, glorifying in "! BYFEC CI narium. Dinner will ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . . UHTA A1EOth ' " nal& - i1 Service om ar Toda Gargoyle Satires i:"a ;!, r , llilg illMe lmmnner 'that it is lications that the Gargoyle is onily as ?i u iai n uiai~'rm i~uu i t lrie )lAnd then ;11-,-,,-oi, Thle Dally. Th~ere1 Inlthe seetln th4 p ]or'trays ti1 fst£1aT1lwad icto ix pag Y;bdovutlilto The Daily, Michiga-en1tn,.1:eight of the proln- (C;ontinued f..."..,_. Page one) tiing as",Nly ' i t etinig lw C «oi...…
…T14E MICHIGAN DAILY ,. Junior women who have not, paid 'Woodruff, '24, chairman of the enter- lT nni to undertake the extra financial bur- ~the tax of $1 will have the opportunity tainment committee. LI blU 1 1 j e entailed in the estalishmnent of I7f1r ifto do so today. Fees can be paid at All League house women are e- Ouch a school at this time. the cntheoocandyUnvbooth hin. Universityend.Thailairpe lted to attendws. Thedecdechairmaneetnh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IDNSAFERAY j~their task,.. the books ~.will be judged, and one chosen to be produced as the union opera. Those who have con-FE L OFICALNWSAPROF THE tributed their talents in writing the A T D R L IJ1EST O rCIA book will receive due recognition, and /fir, f GO) P rublishetd every morning except Mondayj the one mran contributing the most II)L.(0 i ring the University year by the Board in Will be given credit for his share and...…
…rE3UARY..21,' 1O2 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY "PROPOSE CHANGES HAWAIIAN QUAKE AND TIDAL WAVE IN Xm ETHDSLEA VE TOLL OF DEA TH AND HA VOC INEXI METODSu Amu'- AT TAR THEATERS I I lloara 'on'dtlers' Nan ncrr 0fR egi- E ~teru g V rd :ze ITOSE PA hATFE EAMN ATIO\ S+ Enzginezr throughout the state wil 6o a.ffc'te i the prpo~ed cange in " re mr;lod ~of examination that is ~alow under onsderation by the Mich- 1- ianSate Bard of 19xaniners for the cetis...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY aENsDA,~ -.- __ _ AmM . ... ...:..our . .. f - b S1TY SWIM-MINS TEIM FALLS TO NOWERFUL NDRTW~IESTERN TANK MEN, s 'National L 'eague Baseball YMagnates To Erect Monument To Willie :.eeler; MICHIGAN RECORDS, 6550 Students Participate In Athletics At University / Puile"(Great attors Completely Overwihefhi Wolvce1 li By 4.1: Sore TION ITTBUT TWO EVETS "North wesbt1I i vcr$ k( , errplCent- ', Wv, yoii of the s...…
…,'' WU}Y HUY1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ni in arntime. The Washington. teamn is mak-; Lutherans. Episcopals drew a bye ink iseun. The freshmen played Superior' R1T35nfl n I pom -- ing a tour through the east and will this round. Ihockey thrroughout the gamie and were L~ Kelly, a Vi U lI~ V I~ f~ [ Smeet i ad tinto Mchgan, Yale, !--- never in danger of being' overtaken.:AKS eain FoeaosInwnolleadNIU m u ing:i Tto t FOmDAkeIN Eat bid for the national o...…
…__________ TIHE, MICHIGAN DATL\ IW IIbYI WII WIY YII OFFICIAL BULLETIN, the BLulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3.36 D. ,m. (11:30 a. m. SazurciaP-)! I i . ,. ry .: a.w.rrr:..+ +Moro;,..iruwr ,}s+jrrr rr . 4++;ir.rrwcr.i..rMr.r .. igisfDrthday C Cocllo0n . . q 5R,ash1Dngton's Birthday. Convocation wxill tsk4 place in 11111-Audi- :.t 10: 30 a. m. Thursday, Fecb." 22..Edwin F.Gaty, Ph.DM, LL.D., an s...…
…THE WEATHER WARMER; PROBABLY SNOW TODAY Y i!ZI Ar Section I .One VOL. XXXIII. No. 87 20 PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 192 20 PAGES PRICE FIVE CII FRENCH POLITICAL PRISONERS NUMBER E IGHTEEN IN RU9HR GERMAN LEADERS WILL BE H ELI) AT )AYENCE JAIL BY INVADERS RAILWAY CREWS BALK; COAL TRAINS STALLED' FRENCH INVASION OF RUHR W-1 t of ~1 1 oeidenr ON URINVASON Vei'to I U r Qutmer O Qoste.F HE1NA ON 1}i t~ t,+ " +rnp0ttd h/...…
…v. THE MICHIGAN" DAILY SUNDAY, JAN1UARY 21, JE IMPRESARiOg JEE EDESA III MIislcll ComlEty WNil4eFirst Oiera Eet P ett111 Ann Arbor y It'l ''d CAN, RTJWISTS v w iN I UN1QVE PRO DUCTIO0N Ruhr Coal 'Baron Held By Frbenchl . Z { - n innovation in Ann Arbor music- history will be initrodiuced Wednes- night of' this week when Mozart's sical comedy "The. Impresario", 1 be presented in H-ill auditoriuml the Choral Union concert series. merou...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY pA( I 'Wtfomen Members of the cast for the Junior Girls' play are requested to pay a $2 deposit to Helen Delbridge at once. Wyvern picture for the Michiganen-I sian. will be taken at 12:30 o'clock' tomorrow at Dey's studio. All dues must be paid at this time. In addition to the University tele- phone number 16, the office of the dean of women may be reached by calling 3426 on the city line. All Y. W. C. A. pledges for t...…
…THE MICH;IGAN DAILY U4iA, AlIJA RY 21, x6 rl$ led Sub O~ffi ness. COI If .il appea and The lit signe, A LIJMNI FUND REVIVALI1 Deto the lack of interest showni bthe alumni recently in the Alumni 04 01L CAMPUS OPINI ON E1ICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE Fund established some years ago, two________ U IVIYESITY OF MLICHIGAN of :Mchigan s prominent graduates 1U NVLI dtr h ihgnDiy lhe eermrin ,ctModyhave seen fit to contribute a consid-HTI, S g the Univ...…
…Tl",t ,MIC~hIGAN IDAILY fl hich hie represents will sweep the' support the bill I intend to Introduce. } e g eI alled "Wanted: A Wife" which rov- go ythre judges, and, after a Pr. ell conr.If that does not work the people of ed to be especially laugh provoking, cess of drawing, Alpha Chi Omegv S No This sanguine propihecy was made; this country at the next election, Fancy Dress Ball. i Mack Sennet's bathing beauties in anl was aarded the hon...…
…THE I xT N DAILY SUNDA THE MICHIGAN DATLY SUNDA yr Mir.r wrr.r. -.,,, ,. ----IYrrrrr"ir , . ., , ~ ITY RELAY TRIALS UNCOVR GOOD MATEBRI IN FOUR""RACES s Men Turn in Fast Times wil Eent; IsheI , Hatten- dorfi, Purdy Star in higher as he cleared this height by a margin to several inches. Both crosser and Brooker cleared 11 T 1 ES' OF TRIALS GlVE IGHT ON SEASONS dCANCES mal ,calibres of runners, were conclusively yesterday after- n Wat...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -1 TWO GAMES WITH WESTERN STATE NORMAL ADDDTOBSEBALL CARD Coach Flier Aimounces 'tilts Celery City School For May 15 oiid 25 BATTERY CANIDATES HAVE FIRST WORKOUT ON FE: With men. Because of the J-flop being held in the gym the baseball cage will notj be put up until the next week and these inen will take their first work- outs clown in the locker rooms. initial bag. Knode was one of the; bright in the diamond sport. If...…
…TflrIE MICHIA4Lr_______________S~)Y *. .P" .."p-40 LYPublication In the I Uletin is constructive notice to all members o4 the University. Copy received until 3:-20 D. tn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday.) Vclume .. SU:NDAY, JANUARY 21, 1923 'tuiuhcr P,7 GIANT LOGS ON FLOOD RAMPA GE KILL THREE AND WRECK CAMP; t I i 'loathe ]Deans: There 'will be a conference of the Deans in the President's Office at 10 o'clock Wedneday, Jan. 24. M. L. BlURTON...…
…AV Ar VOL. XXX tI No 87 ANN ARBOR, MICHIOAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 192 PRICE FIVE CP.Nrs r Research work in regard to methods t 1 1 r: of ransportation in efficiency of rail- roads, trucks, and boats is occupying the attention of the research depart- ± ment- of the University Chamber or Commerce. The attitude of the man- ufacturer is being investigated, and prominent ment in each of these fields y will be brought to Ann Arbor in the near futu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1 SUNAY SERICES IN' ANN6ARBORCHURHES Continued from Page Nine.) there will be social service stories from the Americanization night sCool. The students' fireside that wlii meet at 6:30 o'clock "The Morals of Ann Arbor movies, will be discur sed from the substance of forty-eight reports covering an analysis of every film shown in Ann Arbor a week ago. Address In Evening Morning prayer and a sermon on, ...…
…THE MICiilGAN DAILY SUNDA$, jA\UARY 21; 1923 ~THE MICHiGAN DAILY -- - ~13NDAt, 3AMrAWY 21, ~1923 x_ * ... S~ t ,. _ . - -- ... _ ._... ._ti_._ . __.._ _ .. J ,, .__ ._ .' ,Q +!j_ _--- O n _ , Fy := Ili l . .V i~ £Mfiian&d SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1923 ,,, 9lluringly New Spring Frock Fashions y- 0 - LAS< - 1 i"/ . / o , . } , tkv t 1 . .. tt Queer Ducks in the Arts t i. w I ii 13 Ii. 1' Ia Y I' -...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 192-3 SUNDAY, JANUARY .21, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .._ :. ..- . And even more discouraging is the A .Lt tlfutility of the various efforts. Every e T heatreH ere I organization seems to be going its BLUE DEVILS complacent, separate way. Such a ROBERT BATRONthing as co-operation. is unthinkable. ROBERTBARTRO Mr. Shuter quite naturally laughs at the "highbrow drama" being attempted omwn we...…
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…87 THE MICHIGAN DAILY University ofA So'l. Mentioned For lichigan League I Advocate P"osition I KLEER 9COM PE[T ITION !Albion College Not ToBe Moved--laird Albion, Mich., JTan. 20-(By A. P.) - SHO N B CH RTSDr. Johnt W. Laird, president ofA1 bioncolgdfntlhapuatrs Sorority Heads List InFrauds lRaised ,a variety of rumors that. have been in For RIWlding of Woman's crcta League House cication throughout the state re- __ently to the effect t...…
…W~~V~THE MICHIGAN DAILY SIJNDAY, TN l 2,1Y JANUARY "11, 1 " i b ('I ( i. I }4 C evvs ONI 7 I ca is hav' addd Deartment t our growing u i dn a d ition Ito6"doing your laundry" we, equipedtoe ow"handle your -. r , 4 ... ji ,I N CLFmA \71 c L: l y. 4 ,' AST qq Thh , ; a .PRESS AM& Admwwlqq AMW m %A .,= COUPON Name Address ... ..............No.1I Phone ............ Tro immediately acqu aint "Daily" readers with the s...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY fro .10 - - C I IYY Y Y r ni0 AI f only Card~ual player who could gain Ishone Smnith. Rosatti, Steele, and Puaki caught with three Wolver- " I W~f T against the Maize and Blue with any Slaughter played powerful football inres around him. Michigan must, Yu IMdegreeof consistnc. Kipke, how and it was not until the game was' rather than bewail the invasin of evr adcapdb . c il time well along that the expected happenedj ...…
…THDE MICHIGAN DAILY L 4SKA 'S "CORNHUSKERS" RA TEDj AS ONE OF WEST'S BEST TEAMSI 4.': {? Y:-V ar bthfihtr fomth cak ofth-o hegae heHw__y bclsswpt' heOane ndBleal aoudIh "'U nntin II pistol and have strong finishes: If they the Ohio forward wall aside, time! field. The Illini proved dangerous IiJfJ ~speed out at the start of the race they after time, only to falter when the whecnever inside their 30 yard line but. should be able to give...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL\ - - -~ - German Business Gm'?IehAked To Pick Newm Cabinet To the Deans : There will be a conference of the Deans in the President's Office at 10 o'clock Wednesday, Nov. 22. M. L. BURTON. Vniversity Lecture: Dr. John C. Merriam, President of the Carnegie, Institution of Washing- toni, will deliver a University lecture Friday, Nov. 24, at 8 p. in., in the Nat- ural Science Auditorium, on the subject, "Are the Days of Cr...…
