…ESTABLISHED 1890 "it t 46 aili MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL, No. 20 ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1929 EIGHT PAGES P RICE FIVE CENTS STUDENTS TO GIVE1 ROUSING SEND-OF Undergraduates to Accompany Team to Station Thursday. BAND TO LEAD PARADEj HAMSUN PICTURE TO FINISH WEEK RUN AT LEAGUE Growth of the Soil" is Acted, Directed by Norwegians. Seven showings of the Norwegian picture "The Growth of the Soil" will be given durin...…
…1 I i . PAGE TQ6O' THE MICHICA N DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 192q REEVESDELEGATE ATIACHERS' SESSION Society Composed of Prominent Dignitaries from Many Parts of World JICKJNSON GIVES SPEECH Net Meeting of Institute to be Held at University of Cambridge Prof. Jesse S. Reeves of the po- litical science department returned Monday from the meeting of the conference of teachers of inter- national law. The fourth meeting of the conference was ...…
…QCTOBE~~ ~ THK vi i iCAN L . - PAGRE TREE - _ _ _. .-......... } ~ TIMS SETS AT FOR XAMINAT IONS Contest Sponsored by Paper Aims to Encourage Interest in Current Events. TO BE HELD MARCH 4.5 Earlier Date Removes Possible Conflict with Regular Academic Work This is the fifth year of the In- tercollegiate Current Events Contest which was iniated in the Autumn of 1925 by The New York Times with the purpose of en ouraging among undergradua...…
…PAGE FOUR T1HE MICHIGAN DAITLY .......... .. . . ... .......... . ... ......... . ....... .. - ...... ...... .. . ................... 4te AtdEtgitttComen Published every morning except Monda, ditorial comment during the University year by the Board in 4 Control of Student Publications. I-Uin , t*U ln . UUL.,trr About Books I r; ............ V Music And Drama Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press...…
…TI-ESDAY, OCtQ O P , z2 I 2 THE MICHI AN. DA TLY PAGE TrVE Ipx .. . ....... 8=9=2= mmeummw__ I A TA WPM UK VA Ls--z -zs-1:s ° ~~._ W' CONFERENCE FOR RT AR MADE BYCH Elsie Murray, '26, Will Be Guest of for Michigan OPENING SET FOR Guests Come from Eig for First Meeting PLAN nnlnn Women's Traditions Had Beginning D Popular Radio Artist MRS. LEONA DIEKEMA EXPECTS TO inS A m itto o Da raUL I Wins Trip to Islands in Ann Ar...…
…PA.G STx - THE MICHIGAN ~A -LY . _... .. f a " ... Y yr s.w .. r.: +r n f Ya .«. .. ...+.rw.., n ... ... .. .a.., t Tl~riiA, GC vlt~)BBR 22. t:2 Or nt~'-_______________________ __________________________________________ POOR IA VARSITY IS CIM ITNSIVE0 OPILLS! Kipke Sends Men Through Stif f Blocking and Tackling Practise INJURED MEN RETURN Weather conditions which were anything but favorable relegated Coach Kipke's Varsity gridders to s...…
…"a+.. d L1,t1._....__._ 4-AAA +MORt- I S THE MT( HICAN DAILY PA&E Ski-Elli+i THE MIc~HIGAN DAILY PAGE S~V~1~ \\.i\t~\\\..Cf~".t-i ---------tl}!\tfi{\YY!!-~if ...~.{tMt. \tff\YY Y{~ .~.~. - ...... t tt.. Y f.t..... - ._.... .- - --.........Se,.l.i...................,.. By Edward L. Warner ting down to throw the Ohio re- In no game during recent years ceiver on Simrall's punts. With a Coach Courtr ght leased Over has Michigan's pass d...…
…PAGE EIGHT "UHF, MTC9TCV!\N T)AT1,Y TV l ;1t A7. CC 'T~ 2, 10 I I DAILY OF I CIALB ULLETINH Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) lobrti Skidniore, David Nichols, Hailey Kline, Lack Wetr, Jerry Knigh;, Toi Moule, Dudley Fasson, Leonard WilSOn, Joseph Howci,; Jamncs Morrow, Vinai Taylor Tryouts for V...…
…A QF Sir ig aut B al EX . . . . .. . ...... . . . . . ........... . . .......... .............. VOL. XXXVIII, No. 29 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1927 PRICE FIVE CENTS I OOSTERBAAN'S TOSS TO CILBERT RESULTS IN FIRST TOUCHDOWN RECORD CROWD WATCHES GAME SCORE BY QUARTERS 0. S. U. 0 2nd 0 7 INVADERS 0 FIRST HALF J WOLVE PUCKLEWARTZ GE FIRST HALF;. IN SECOND .By Herbert E. Ved UNIVERSITY OF MICHIG MICH., Oct. 22...…
…JS WOLVERINE, HISTORY ""MCHIGAN'S NEW H~E WILL BATTLE DEDICATION JINX r- (S ,..Pe pilot, Dr. John Wilce, in 1907, butE Vandervoort, Johns, Blott, Rosatti,j Michigan extended the winning streak Muirheadl, Kirk formed the line, and with 316, 40-0, 6-0, 22-0, 10-6, and Kipke, Roby, Cappon, and Uteritz 33-6 mairgins in the 1904-1909 interval played in the backfield. OhioEarnd Ti lit1910Isabel and Workman for the Buck- Again in 1910 the Scarlet an...…
…v , TOBEO 22, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY NW ST AD Mill ARKS BUCKEYE VETERANS INVADE NEW MICHIGAN BOWL 1nOOIRNOTR DAME & 1 l MB|l|ll IN FIRST MAJOR HOME GAME ON 1927 SCHEDULE [ 01 - [[NO } nll EPOC IN HISTORY O TO MEET ON GRIDIRON MICHIGAN ATHLTICS PdB AaIN- Indian Tie With Northern Promes if veafrc7 w '... GPC~IMCoeBtlMit tog ac HUGE BOWL COMBINES ALI OF RECENT CONSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS CONTAINS 86,000 SEATS Compactness, Perfect Drainage, An...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ATUDAff 0( NILDCATS AND ILLI'NI 3ATTLE AT EVANSTON tenew Football Relations After Lapse of Four Years in One of Most Important Contests ILLINOIS BOASTS EDE (Special to The Daily( EVANSTON, Ill., Oct. 21.--North- restern and Illinois resume football. elations here Saturday after a lapse f four years in what gives promise E being one of the outstanding foot- all contests of thie day. Neither am has been defeated in the con-; ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Lwi 4g MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS .... ........... ................ - . TWELVE PA~ 'r« Er ti i' PAG . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, (CTOBEIR 22, 1927 VOL. XXXVIII, No. 29 kL PRSSC LUB VOTES APPROVAL de if OLITEROMMENDATIONSi USING THEM IN FINAL ACTION ip MCNAUGHT SYNDICATEI 'HEAD DENIES d FUTURE STANDARDIATIONOF JOURNALISTIC FIELDc cc More than 13 members of the Uni from the very natural and general t da Yysity P...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'R I per iga crow and1 to t in a inte set spe Ye tic be, 2 fl ent this cn Pa Ea( ma ho P1 He to wo Bc dis pot wi ph Bc ma req the the del to out in ed ma by *a let an d Jh yea Br ra gra tvis ho ion of cei r SO i XV. . G.! ~ ~ ClingYOU SundayOct. 23rd Ifp G Wo D e ogNow) Y t TODAY Per fectaRelaxatio n After the Big Game! I I . I i i i I i We~co~ 0. . U. ?cG7trs and Al May the R est Team vWin (NOW IF ALLAH WNLY iKNEW) Pr...…
…THEE MICHIGAN AL DAILY r--.. lilul 1unfl5 TO CIIMBI OHIO BANDS OFFERS KENTUCKY NE EFFECTS = O STATE PARK S TATISTIFC S DISC LOSE TJ T. MA~NY f (school year, 1924-25, there were 34,-; IO GET DE LGREES X31 such cases, and with (an average Td akea cty bou tvce heof the past two Ya-r the nmi" d mkea it abuttwceth becomes 36021, Manyr of these, sti- nly 57 out of every 100 sludnts wou'i 2,286 degrees,- which w(In difrn oto~. };ttlargest...…
…THE MTCHTC1 ATA 1 7: ,.... , -- .. i.7. 'S l 47 ~ Lif 1 4 V .d ,i Vk k :di1. '#i: + Published every morning- cxcept Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publicatons, 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...…
…ADA.. oCTsE '2'127THE MTCHI AN DATLY SOUTH AMERICAN WOMVEN ARE NOT 'Clothes F rnii tal TiFTfOHOWA..AR Mart IN'S ,DAVWHII[RS O INTERESTED IN HIGHER FDJCATION Par In hildE GUST[S IR13[ Pert n Chld's -, #MICHIGAN WOMEN P r r i Women in Suth America (d0 not al c'nivr-'at ~io. -QIflflflflT 1(11I [VDAI I -- :ha. Cook Beats Pis.At Hockl-e' °elif h~t t h i ei rn 4. c IYIII.ilII iI~ liii I I tfl Iii 1isic va ie'nvrit~Iy Campu And los-l pfa i; iesid...…
…SARATOGA CELEBRATES SEOUI UNION WILL HOLD SHIP ON ROCKS CALLS FOR AID Pennants and all kinds of ribbons, that have been accumulated will be used to decorate the special dance in the ballroom of the Union tonight. Many new features will be offered in the way of entertainment of the dancers, including special numbers by the orchestra and feature dance numbers. All the tickets for the dance were sold a half hour after the sale started. A large c...…
…THE MICHIGAN. DAILY R HOLDS NEW JOB I*& Bd? I PHILADELPHIA, Pa.-Lon Jour- The first printed Bible was the det, former Pennsylvania star, was appointeadvisory coach ofthe Gutenberg Bible, which was also the ketbail squad. first book printed from movable type. a UTD TO uTAIl THIS COLUMN CLOSES AT3 P.M. SI THIS ICOLUMN CLu$-s AT 3P, ANTED game Dial Ferdior Rd. 'i o r cat11 I _I BOARD AREXIIT ADVERTISING 1"I. - rir EXACTING STATE...…
…THE mTjT TAN DAIL-Y SATU. AlLYI OFFI1CIAL BULLETIN Publication in the jBulletln is constri2etive notice to all Members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to theOPresident until. 3:30 p. m. (1].:34 a. nm. Saturday.) Women's iCS='inch Club will m-eet in Rfcuin ing, Monday, October 24, at 7.30. Franc U'niversity of ihgnBn S Formation tn o ri 11 -,l! t aI o'clock IAv timne li MICHIGAN ALUMNUS SE) TO3 HATE ND HA 1, Volume 8T S...…
…p SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WOLVERINE GRIDMEN SEEK TO REPEL INVASION OF POWERFUL BUCKEYE INVADERS PAGE NINE rw..1 OOS5TERBAAN, LiE 4PO1MEENING, LiT PALMEROLI, LG DBOTARD, C BA ER, 1RGLGAEL, IN IN Y LAIN lla, RE HOFFMAN, QB MILLER, LH RICH, FI Autos Not Allowed To Approach Field; Definite Parking Areas Are Marked Out With more than 20,000 automobiles tions have been posted on all the prin- expected in Ann Arbor today, ...…
…- THE MICHIGAN DAILY JS. WOLVERINE HISTORY WILL BATTLE DEDICATION JINX pilot, Dr. John Wilee, in 1907, but Michigan extended thewinning streak with 316, 40-0, 6-0, 22-0, 10-6, and 33-6 margins in the 1904-1909 interval. Ohio Earned Tie In 1910 Again in 1910 the Scarlet and Gray eleven stemmed the tide with a tie, 3-3, but the Wolverines retained their unbeaten status in 1911 and 1912 with 19-0 and 14-0 triumphs. Relations were suspended the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [POc IN HISTORYo OF MIHGAAHLTC HI GE BOWL V0MB1N ES ALL Of RFCENT CONSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS CONTAINS 86,000 SEATS Compaeness, Perfet Draiage, Ad Proxhulty Among Features of New Structure' John H. Maloney Marking a new epoch in Michigan's athletic history, the gigantic new sta- dium, fourth generation of Michigan stadia, will be formally opened to- day, before a crowd of approximately 86,000 spectators. Lookig back over ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATI'i THE MICHIGAN DAILY| |- ||||||||| |A | T WILDCATS AND &TTLE' AT EVA~ IftiHi Buckeyes Outweigh COMPETITION OF EPOC IN Michigan BackfieldE TfI' And Frad w i (Continued from Page Eleven) orwar a will hold 240 working men with de -- - - ---I Renew Football Relations After Lapse, of Four Years in One of Most Important Contests ILLINOIS BOASTS EDGE (Special to The Daily( EVANSTON, Ill., Oct. 21.--North- western and Il...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 .4it 4Pm ~IUII33 MEMBER1 ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 22 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS _________________ ______________r YOST AND NORTHROF NILL SPEAK AT FIRSI PEP MEETING TONIGHT COACH WILL DISCUSS CHANCES FOR MICHIG.N VICTORY OVER IINI STARTS AT 7:30 SHARP Program Will Also Inelude Murphy, Frayer, a'd Ca vanaugh, Who Will Preside Fielding H. Yost, dir...…
…4 IAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIIDAY. OCTOMR 22. 19,26 TH._._TAM1A1. i lllii S %AS.*i iG ' T+ League Of Nations Association Gives Varied Exhibit At Barbour Gymna sium. As a portion of the movement pu-I partImei I of the League of Nations porting to develop, throughout the NattionalI Non-Partisan association for country, an intelligent understanding specil use in the study of the sub- of the aims anid activities of the et in various inte...…
…FIIDA , OCTOBEIR 22, 1926 THE MICHIGAN -DAILY i m . . _ ., , il wrfY wrni Y [ETROIT BALLOO'N Is Word has been received that the figliball II, the Detroit Flying club! alloon in which five" University of ichigan students made a 40-mile! ight last Sunday, escaped from its hlot, Dr. G. M. Le Gallee, when he nded Wednesday, after a continuance f the flight started with the stn- ents. The. balloon is apparently! ompletely destroyed. ]e ,grou~p...…
…T'AGE FOUR ZitShpt0 1r htfidnn itthe tariff is necessary if present stand- 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 As is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches cr'edited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. ' Entered a...…
…rRIDAY, OCTO$ER.. 22, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGIVE N I I. k ' a ft ;r P't a"=arm-:: , ~ r7m 4~' JUNIOR PROGRAM ENDS CONVENTION Women's Clubs Delegates View Play 1iy Highland Park Members As Session Closes RANKIN GIVES ADDRESS As a most fitting climax for the Federation of Women's clubs conven- t on which has been held in Ann Arbor fr the past three days, a pageant given by Junior members of the Fed- eration of Women's clubs of Highl...…
…'S'HEMICHIGANDAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBLR; ' 22, 1926 ' + a aip ~~~I yI L' .M1'AHTCA1N\ SAT1 1A+ ' y41.{./:uC3.. y ;,;l.L y IILL'IyM - 4L r .J. / u V IV )~~~~~~~ iiw}iuie ____________ 1 ... .. ^ur $' MANN OUTLINES SWIM CHANCES Indications for the coming swim- ming season tend to overemphasize the chances of the Wolverines for an- nexing Conference and other cham- pionships according to Coach Matt Mann of the Varsity 'tank squad, who discl...…
…4 FRIDAY, OCTOBElR 22, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DMLY PAGE SEVEN ,_. HASKELL INDIANS' TEAM HANGS UP G R EA T RECORD OVER FOUR SEASONS w . Bztig . 4 svt rirAp 6 4 ,~". JwnD a LOST-Hill Auditorium, Oct. 8, blue silk umbrella, dull amber handle. P Tl 4 359-92I Individualized Smart FuTishings ,f M ILD MAN If you are a telephone subscriber call Jim' iee. the -Ad- . ker,1 )i ii21214,'and your wantd will be char edn yi LOST-Man's pocket watch Ad...…
…FAG EIGHT rT.ITTnnw nClrrrr,'I-v in a TT-TT7 Ti/TTr"Tr-AXT nATT V ', a r'L t1 t4TLJT Tr TX L VI-i..zt~lN J/j-j Y J' 1iZJ1? .Y, Ul" P. DAILY,.OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Cony receivedl by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. mn. (12:30 a. in. Saturdays). MANY ESCAPEE DEATH1AS TENT IS RA /ED 'the Library and entertained her dlur- tioning the i OA',~0 lai i...…
… I . ESTABLISHED 1890 f-- OFF 4t 4 r Iol Ir MEMBER ASSOCI ATED) PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 27 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 'TIIRSDXY OC'TORHSR 22, 1925 EIT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS mu nmuirTWENTY-NINE SPECIAL TRAINS TO FRENH WLL 9K[GO TO URBA 7VA; SETS NE W RECORD iinhitsTrn nnnnnflhl UUUNILH "fUP Lf ON DEBTFUNDING CAI UIIX P1REPARHES NEW OF- INI'4ITN \EX'1' WEEK TO INSURE FRANCE , thl : Sa ze a v 0 t'r IF t 1 I '] Tai At! Ton p 1 "41,...…
…PAGI1 TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . . f = TCRsDA1 001T3FR 22, 1925 SENIOR LIT S LIST NEW COMITE Baby Plane Runs 70 Miles In Hour On Gallon Of Gas .wc.iwlr. +.r.Y.r+rlr.. . r .:qaa. wrrrr+. e... «+ . . .. ..+.,.... ara.... 7 MEXICO, Oct. 21.-Gen. Fu Kai Men, Chinese revolutionary h ad and head of the Cantonese army, here to confer with Sovi(, oficial so political, economic, and mili arv :n tern. ROME, Oct. -,he Naltio:::1 r. cist council...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREB -~ThtJRSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1925 PAGE THREE Kclz7 Gives A rctic Fl*nds Muem 'i 11411, 'I I DY FISH CO1,LEtTEIDI ON iPOLAIR XPEDITION A't' ITN lY E RSITY LOCARTES SLEEPER SHARK is :, (;lebrated ornithologist, andl his collection stands hiighl among all thoseI of Eu irope. Drx. Kcelz stated that, the! Duane s are very; iuch interested in the birds of the far north, but have ___...…
…PAGE FOU R THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOmER 22, 1925 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- lished therein. Entered at the postoffic...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1925 Ti-E MTCHITGAN DATLY PAGE FIVFI ~~nwnfl. srafla tfl~ __________________ I IRVAVAM WFMAvA rAEWD &I m m I \/-Nj- Nl , zs I 0 HOCnKEY TOURNEY TO START 9OCT.l I nthusiasm Shown in Interelass Michigan Students Describe Experiences At Yellow Stone Intramural Board SSen ds Letters To Arouse Interest ACTIVITIES AT PALMER FIEtO SHAWN IN MOVIES Gxaines Warrants Organizatlon of Second Teams - f TEAMS CHOSEN TUE...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ThURsDAY O(POl3Ei 22 192 ___________________________________________________________________________________ ;. a WOLVRiNES WIL ENTRAIN FOR i iflhl "nflT"f lflR (1fTnkIflhT ._. I !r MEETOAT It b 9 i 1 1 I N I j Y Will Lead Teams In Feature Game On Illini Field ILL11M 51 b ULIU coach ann Wil hold the third (f a series of all-camijus swim- Imeing mnAs at 7 o'clock tonightj at the Union pool. The last practice of...…
…THURSD, 1AY. OCTOBER ,IL 22, 1'925 THlE MICHJGAN DAF- . * *-- ..Z 4 -'- * -- _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _.,..__ __ _ _ __ _ __ __ _ _ _ a ;« THI fL ASs IEHI Bi CLOSS 11CLOSES T3PM. ADVERTISING AT 3 P,. 1[O0STY BIronAid AsiIP Club Mil 3{,>'~dy LOSTP-Two weeks ago, sgold vY atc on gold chain, three dian-onds sl in one cover 'and monogram "I. "o te oe.:idrpia call 21831. Reward. LOST - A Le~ouef fountain pei Name Ivar C. Johnson engraved o barrel...…
…THIE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDIAY. OCTOBPER;22, 190-5 OE~ a7 ----------- .as, 'frfl'W.'ta I I i'7'a ifs f;;~, e e;,Tay Be Junked ________________________________ -,_ Koe&z Gives Art Finds To Museum d Cos ined rom Page Three) !dsrt or in the mountains above timn- berline. They derive their structure, short and tough-leafed, from the ne- cessity of living in peat bogs, in which the soil is sour. The plants have no stems, except flower stalks,...…
…THE WEATHER (ENERALLLY FAIR; COOL TODAY AE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, -WEDNESDAY, OCTiOBER;. 22, 1924 IA MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 26 EIGHT PAGES EIGET PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS OPE RS ASKS AlD Burton Heads C In Initia 0 0 1 I RRD P T Chimes and its "enterprises"ar with us for another year. The initia edition, an endeavor of some 72 pages 4.1 ~i ttJJcontains\ interesting articles,on a var SAYS G. 0. P. AND) DEMOCRIATSiety of...…
…TWO THE MICHI AN DAILY WEDNESDAY, TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, ._.r - --- - _ _ ._ _ ____ _ _ _____ __ _._ _^ MUNICIPAL LEiGUE MEETS NEXT MUNTH Safe Travel By Dirigibles Predicts Regular Foreseen By Noted Explorer Ocean Air-Trips "Within 10 or 15 years travel by Mr. Stefansson also explained that dirigible will be as safe as travel by the Arctic ocean is really a sea, being } sea," said Vilhjalmur Stefansson, not- no larger than th...…
…1924' THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY j ITY EIER U TO OPEN MEETIC T_.- -- _ Committee JProbes Campaign Expenditures hREED TOB DH0ISS 10Will Introduce Joephi A Marin a 1 Fall Convention of Egieers at Detroit BLANCHAR DTO TALC Gardner S. Williams, '89E, consult I ing engineer of the city of Ann Arbor S will open the fall meeting of the Armerican Society of Civil Engineers it which will be held at the Hotel Tul To ~ rIn Detroit T...…
…R_ THE MICHIIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1924 I i Published every morning except Monday d uring the uiversity year by the Board in Control of Student Pubications. Members of Western Conference Editorial * Association. # The Asscated Press is exclusively en- tit ito the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in. this paper and the local news pub liqhed therein. Entered, at the postoffce a...…
…an;, uruua zz, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE s ii Senior finals in the tennis tourna- ment will be played today between Katherine Kocher and Olga Verdelin. In the sophomore class the runners up are Margaret Berz and Margaret Purdy. Semi-finals in the junior and freshman classes have not been played. The tennis tournament, which is being conducted by th\e W. A. A. is dio largest ever held at Michigan. There were 68 entries, of whom 16 a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY (, r4 / t : NOW- NMI rg= r oil, 111i iSockless Because Of Heat, I Urbana, Ill., Oct 21.-When the Il- PAIPAA FO 'B linois football team trotted on the feld for the game with Michigan, !iawleyes and 1 arroons Favored to wearing no socks, it was merely to op 1i11 r0if Any Team offset the weather conditions, accord- Does ing to Coach Robert Zuppke. No thought ,of making the perspir- ing slippery legs of the Illini bac...…
…__ FOR SAL t 3 CHOICE TICKETS for Jeritza concert; first floor. Or all series tickets.. Call 201 1-R. FOR SALE Ford tournig in good shape. $54.00. Call 1519. Saline,: Mich.' MIISCELLANEOUTS DIL'. W. S. FILES Osteopathic Physician 616 First National Bank Bldg. Phone 321 F-1 14OTICE I______________________I"ecnntwr for both at the Professor Burrows wa then as'.edl Burwoe re same time,'' he continued. "The first :vhether orfnot lhe favored, th...…
…Tw the Deans:; There will be a conferencec of the Deans on Wednesday, October 22, at ten o'clock in the President's office. 31. L. Burton. _____ TIHILMICI GAN, DAILY (Couperin,) Toccata, Adagio and Fugue in C. (Bach,) "Hymn to the Sun" (Le Coq d 'Or) (Rimsky-Korsakofi',) An Autumn Sketch (Brewer,) Rose Window (MLulct.) Charles A. Sink, Secretary. Botanical Senn itir eets Wednesdery, October 22, at 4:30 B173 N. S. Build- ing. Paper by E. C. An...…
… zta t at ) ,__ .._ .r .a :XIII. No. 26 20 PAG~ES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1922 20 PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS . ,j : ,, ' S ". ,. ; , - :. . 1tir F .. r.J"" TE, 1 9s OIS WATCH ON RITES E STADIUM CE ANNTJA MEEN OLD ARGEST U1STENC] st t Horseshoe Seats 62,110; Co4 of $1,341,000 met by 13,000 Contributions a Daily Staff Correspondent mbus, Ohio, Oct. 21-Seventy end people saw the dedicatory es of the Ohio st...…
…'s J11N6. UN I nes ias been postponed to Wed- night, 9:30 p. m., when re- NOTICE-Copy for this column should be submitted by 5:30 o'clock of the day before publication. SUNDAY 9:30-Congregational students bible classes. 9;0-University men's bible class" meets in Upper Room, Lane Hall.,i 12:00-Open forum, Congregational, church. Dr. W. E. Forsythe speaks on the Historical Conception of Di- seases. 12:00-Baptist Guild class meets in ,the Guil...…
