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… WEATHER Probably showers; cooler. ( , P im ummrr t . tt FiOtt :43 a ilij MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS PRICE FIVE CENTS$ VOL. IX, No. 25. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JUI&Y 22, 1928 0 PLAYERS TO PRESENTI "THE VIKINGS" HERE' TOMORRO, TUESDAY ALL SETS WILL BE PAINTED IN LIVING LIGHT BY COLOR ORGAN MOORE TO BE AT ORGAN 'iss Kelly As Hjordis, Henderson As Sig'urd, And Bohnena As Guninar To Play Three Leads In salutation to the centennial of ...…

… ESTABLISHED 1890 ' Sr~l 4hr ti att MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No.. 92. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 22, 1928 TEN PAGES i 1 COMMITTEE PROMiSES[ HOP WILL BE ONE 1F MOST BRILLIANT HELD ROCKFORD PLAYERS / OPEN TONIGHTI WITH 13AYARD VEILLER'S MYSTERY UNUSUAL 1 A1IANO 1ENTS DECORATIONS ASSUR{ED BY JUNIOR CLASS FOR CONCLUDE PREPARATIONS No Expense Spared In Obtaining Bes Orchestras In Country, Believe Officers in Char...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 Ads"Immow pmw4lqqmw Y s' i ' ' ' 1 r Aa MEM BERJ PRESS VOL. kXXVlII, No. 106. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1928 EIGHT PAGES rrrDOTI CHALIAPIN HAS GLAMOROUS CAREER 1DfII inrm ROMANCE OF ENGINEERING EXISTS BflLLEItOiIIS IOT READING LIKE TALE OF ADVENTURE APPOUIINT JUDGE 1F01 IN LAY IMAGINATION,_SAYS HOOVER , Foan edor Chaliapin, famous Russian hle sang in church choirs. ri irr n o(y Associated t rs)...…

…MSABLISHED 1890, 4 zau 4aU1* MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS wwamlowmmmk*M VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 131. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1928 . N0 ER 0 ER HEL s L I L OPPOSITI O- WORLD EN6INEERS END FOR EXHIBITION'' COURT LOSES BY BIG 1 PRESIDENT LITTLE, OTHER FACULTY NOT ABLES, VOTE IN DAILY ELECTION PLAN IAARGE PROGRAM FEATURE EXHIBITS AND DISPLAY$ SHOEMAKER IS CHAIR Every Department To Take 1's First Open House Progran...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 t 1 g Lwh at MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 150. , ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1928. EIGHT P WILKINS RPRT NDI OF FLIGHT OVER POLEi AFTER LONG SILENCE FLYERS REACH SPITZBERGEN AFTER TRIP ACROSS ICE FIELDS . SUCCEEDS ON THIRD TRY Explorer And Elelson Camplete Trip After Weather Forces Landing At Doedmansoeiro (By Associated Press) DETROIT, April 21.-Capt. George Hubert Wilkins,, vetleran arctic...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Lw1 4aitli MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 175. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1928. EIGHT PA WILL BE CELEBRATEDBY BY ALLAUNISN APPROXIMATELY 24O ALITUNI EX- PECTED TO REVISIT ANN ARBOR WILL INCLUDE NOTABLES Thirty-eight Classes Will Witness "The Old Grad." And Specially Scheduled Baseball Game An all-alumni Sing and thirty-eight class reunions will be features of this year's Alumni reunion which is...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 I g Lwrujan #ai MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 52 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1928 EIGHT I Schubert Memorial To Feature Program Over Radio Tonight THEODORE HARRISON TO FEATURE ARTIST; WILL SING TEN NUMBERS BEI DR. CANFIELD TO SPEAK Symphony Orchestra From School Of Music To Play Music Of Schubert One of the outstanding features of the current series of Michigan Night radio programs will...…

…PAGE TWO Published every morning except Monday dur- ing the University Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. 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 published herein. Entered at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, post- ofFice, as second class, matter. Subscription by carrier, $r.5o; by mail, $1.75...…

…WAGE 'WV - TT\nA-%7' TARTTTAT)V 99 1G TNF MTC HM AN T)A TT .V TM TO T A 1A T **. . V ..'I I. A l L iL-YL F k3. DAY, JA.N l: M ZG, 1;il r r r ri r" mir r ri q PSYCHOLOGY 1 TV LVS ORMAN MAIER EX 'Its' 4H0 W INSii OP A NVWA1P USES RATS FOR~ Fiormuer Belief C'ontends- Anini l Problems W1, Of Trial And E: Norman fR. Maier,1 aDiychology, is experiir rats ' to' determine the in imals. His work tends the 'theory advanced. b; that the animaal's...…

…PACTTWOTWO rT[HE MICIGAN DAILY WEDNESDA).Y, FEBRU ARY 22, 1929 CRMNLTNICI LECTRONS THAN TON OF- ATI~t, HURRYING MAILS'LIM RCE CWMNALTEDENIESEWAY UBETODEVLO MOE METNG ROTOJITAKE PAN OR SM ERAND WINT DISA VOW'ED AS TRAIT .. TO ATTRACT FA0 JTY1P"1m _-as~ u on sot alc' I M E N T A L S IC K N [S S I ,tI --~~j;;:a ti~~md C n e Y TOBEM 'ER ACTIVITY ept Possibly the sling-shot. yapon the bow is harmful ,or shooting smail game, but never bte used t...…

…T--IE MICHIGHAN DAILY TH U TOLSTOY COMMI!TT ECOLLECTION OF OLD ninirhI r in-iiro PAPERS EXHIBITED eclL ':II . him as to produce fear, awe, mean- J ' ' T ness, cunning, suspicion, acting with Al? LIBR1.zXE RY 1pr~ide, haughtiness, jealousy and re- TICKETS & RESERVATIONS -i For 1All Important .A - Lake and Ocean Lines NO KLhLVVLI2 LLLI VML) 11,11s To Voimioaeu 11r41I Anhlerslry OiFBirthi Of A-tior And Sfld ent LQVETT TO -GIVE SPEECHI 'Th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY EWEW lf AWlY Y ' ' ~1( T I ' TAG D A TO BE H[LD FOR FRESHAIR CAMP Every Thirty Dollars Raised In Drive Will Keep One Boy In Camp For One Month RICH HEADSCOUNCILORS Tag Days for the Student Christian association Fresh Air; camp have been set for May 14 and 15, Harry S. Grin- nell, '28, general chairman of the camp committee, anounced Friday. A campus-wide solicitation of funds from' students, as has been the custom in form...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 22, CHIGA N'S SONGS HAVE CO LORFUL BACKGROUND liarly intrinsic to this era of science yuth to ngh and elficieny. Te mechanism of labord unde the whole affair is apt to deceive the the soul of t spectators into losing sight of the c S A few othe part that encouragement from the of Michigan a111N A A KF ata(~rl ly n frm Fathe on" si inea, from the stands, and from "l Tlf IiiiClr 4 ~r Fl.f t , ' ands, tru...…

…:..THE M I CLI G AN D A I L Y THUDAY, NOVEMBER BAPTIST SCHOOL WILL' 1B OBJECTOFPROBE (I v Associated Press) BIRMINGHAM, Ala.. Nov. 21.- HoFwLard college, one of the largest Baptist schools of the south, was in an uproar today as a special committee appointed by the board of trustees reviewed charges pre- 2erred by 21 students of improper conduct on the campus. Among the charges was an alle- gation that a member of the fac- uity had asserted t...…

…SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1928 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Ti4RER PAG.T.R_ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ i FOOTBALL CANDIDATES ARE TALL AND HEAVY Unusual Height And Weight And Lack Of Experience Is Noted On 1928 Michigan Grid Team EIGHT LETTERMEN LISTED Unusual height, more beef than has been seen on a Michigan team in years, and a lack of experienced men and letter men are the first facts gleaned of the 1928 Wolverine foot- ball t...…

…SUNDAY. JANUARY 22, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE __ _ _ E LI TJLE APPEALS AT CENTENNIAL DINNER fOR Pf1OD DATIflM WITH Al- IIMMI IIuIfRrSITv PI AN I those relationships which existed versity. You were probably interest- time and energy to acquiring the same emotional and temporary nature, lead- of the experience which you have re- when you were an undergraduate, ed as all of us were in our under- ,ort of an education which you, at...…

…WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TREI COMMITTEES OF BOTHI HOUSES TOHNEARDANA Dean, Of Forestry School To Testify In Washington Before Members Of House And Senate WILL LEAVE ON MONDAY' Dean Samuel T. Dana of the School of Forestry and Conservation will leave for Washington, D.C., Monday ,to testify before congressional com- mittees about the proposed McNary- McSweeney forest appropriation bill. Dean Dana will appear bef...…

…TI-URSDAY, MARCH1 22, 19J29 TECHNIC MAKES THIRD! AppEARANCE[OF YEAR i 1 i The Michigan Technic, quarterlyI publication of the students of the Colleges of Engineering and Archi- tecture, made its third appearance of thle present year yesterday. Prof. Henry E. Riggs of the civil engineering department is the author of the lead article for. the quarterly issue. His topic is "Training for' In- dustrial Leadership." In it he points out that th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY mow" DEATETO BE FRID+AY AT HILL AUDTRU I SUPPLY SHIP FOR POLAR FLIGHT AWAITS NOBILE AT SPITZBERGEN i S !! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ilisi?!!!!!silsillelsislisijilislillisiasiiisillitis:|sjaila t figssi::1e r~esI ROYAL OAK HIGH SCHOOL MUEET ZEELANDi lIGH 1IN ANNUAL CONTEST TOI RECORD CROWD EXPECTED Little Will Address Pupil-Teachers Conference To Be Held Friday Afternoon_ Latest reports from the Extension department i...…

…THE MICRGCAN DAIL~Y NEW ASHLAND SCHOOL TO OPEN ON JULY 30 Following close upon the announce- ment of the Milassachusetts Institute of Technology of a course in humanics, or hmran problems, comes news from Grand Rapids of an even more startl- ing educational innovation. On July 30 the Ashland school for adult ed- ucation will open its, doors in the Michigan town . The new school, although the suc- cessor of one that functioned in Grand Rapids ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY HEAR PLAN FOR FUND TO STOPEPRDES MAINE GOVERNOR. PRESENTS] PROPOSAL TO STABLIZE PROSPERITY SU6GESTEDBY HOOVER Calls For Reserve Of Three Million Dollars To Be Used In Times Of Approaching Panic (By Associted Press) NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 21.-Ralph 0. Brewster of Maine, acting upon the request of Herbert Hoover out- lined today before the Conference of Governors a plan for th creation of a nationwide construction re- serve of $3,...…

…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1928 :, 28. At Detroit the party will take the regular Put-in-Bay boat. Four hours fl AI I l F ~ AI P I wTiIl be spent on the island. The chief attractions on the island are the U FlI LU [ ib L V L I fl caves and the monument to Commodore Perry. Those who wish_ to go please _________________________________________________________ leave their names with Prof. Hussey, room 3051, Natural Science bui...…

…?'A~rFOuTR THE MTV'; ITAN DAIL-Y SUNDAY, JA NUARY 22, I ''l Published every mornfing except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. 11ember of Western Con ference Editorial Assocation. present conference cannot help butJ prove tremendously beneficial andS EDL enlightening. I The movement, likewise, to draw p./ the Pam-American Union togethe'r for '15:Mt110 the purpose of vetoing; actions of the ...…

…T I Nll'C""T-ITC.AN DAILY AN'V Tl'1°M S. n A V MI'Ll TT7T'. A I' # 1)*) f noiLLb st f 1. A.- TC KM ,,I. Vll.* * L.A1A1..Al1.1 A Nv.1 . ELJA1': DAY, 22, Pl-"' i 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 o...…

…__ THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI-URSDA 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 otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, VIichigan, as ...…

…THE MICHTGAN DAILY SUNI :rl i ttn i y S. Published every morning except Monday ringthe University year by the Board in ontrol of StudentPublications. Member of Western Conference Editorial. ssociation.I The Associated Press is exclusively en- tied to the use for republication of all news, ispatches credited to it or not otherwise rdi ted in this paper and the local news pub. ished herein.. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, [ichigan, a...…

…* AfAllA A4 Published every morning except Monday luring the Universit y'yeartby 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 otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. ...…

…THE MICHIGANDAILY___THURSDAY, t 1 (04t Strxi~~ti Published every morning except Monday Suring the Universit year by the Board in Control of Student ublications. 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 otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the pnstoffice at Ann Arb...…

…SUNDA7.1), JANUA RY 22, 1!928 THF'. MTC HTCAN DATT.Y .T IW C- IT.A PAI' A AAA A%,x xxvr'AS A, v ax'S ,,..4 x PACT: / ( II %it \ , ,} l r I FuY 0 R/ ISLIBRAR cY SCIENCE AFFORDS OPEN FINGf, IFOR SPECIALIZATIONINl MANY LINES Irish Women Occupy WOMEN'S WORK IN Goxy~ornrn& ift P HOM MAKING IS Engagement i 7 1 7 t E TO L AGU["W~omne constitute at present over din knowing that the head W.'the e ;t TO [Al ( [ ~i [.DINI15 per ce'nt o...…

… WEDNESDAY, VElBfLUARY 22, 19"S THEIF MICI-IIGAT,4DAILiY PAGE FIV1M . II% % jIr VA' VA M.%7?4 =A'7AVZU i r I Ii,/ _ WA Wll(~fflI~lDINDIAN WOMEN IiEi Ws A, . H.WILL OUIO0UflIN ANCESTRAL IH1 S KAIING PAJITY IOD "Y1 lle ludi ni ' ia n 'n t ID SECLUDED LIFE OME, SAYS HOSSAIN Cioligenuai To()Be Scene OfT First kd In~ Party Of Year; Will Begin At 2:3( Titis Afternoon Syd I losa int, 'and INOid, when she' Monts to shop, the MoVre is h...…

… Y. MARCH 22, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY t .Ms l-CT1 22 1 92...T ......MTCH ...N..DAILY A IIVA'OVN M VA I= :&I= Kil m IN 40 ORRSOETO BE LI ee Wills Plans k TOour FRENCH FEMINIST SAYS FRANCE HAS u ABD. dT - IARUISPNSR LITTLE HOPE FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE Charte JutLnawekHro tda teAnnual Trip Abroad TfpP I ,lu stroeiwekvfomltday heI French suffragettes may obtain the not practice and does not practice Delta m 1 crnerstone for the league buil...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY LVAVA -.ter ...... ....MA*A _._ _ _ Y- ._ UI OMENA H ILIT1l MEN AND WOMEN HAVE COUNCILS F\OR ITVTLU SELF-GOVERNMENT ON WORLD CRUISE TO ATTEND S[SSIONS Approximately 75 women, mostly wife entertained the women 'on the sophomores and juniors, were on the deck and the college women of the first LUniversity afloat, according to island. The University of Michigan Mrs. Marian Freeman of this city, who Alumni were hosts t...…

…' PTJTr WT 4TAN ITrAYL ,qn, t4,20- tK .1. Mpt LJM'J.. ... +1 IL.: IVIJ%..-A AA1 .5i1L .S &iA.. s.-.,.- I jjj l 111117 - - - - -------- A llill WAVAIM a * _..._.. .r- { :A PPOIN T COMMITTEE, CHAIRMEN__ORPLAY I Executive Group Chooses Heads For Music, Costumes, Make-Up, And Publicity TO BEIN PLANS AT ONCE Four committee chairmen of next year's Junior Girls' play have been appointed, according to an announce- ment made yesterday...…

…THE MICHIGAN U AI Y TH MCHGA DAILY "--I IN'SOCIETIES ARE ACTIVE; ARRANGE A1 SOPHOMORE WOMEN Hockey Awards Will '( PROGRAMS FOR NEXT MEETINGS ALUMNA OF MICHIGANSwomen who have Be Made At BanuetE CLUB SINGS_ : 1111 IIU 10 llL L I "Where But in America" by '30, Elizabeth Quaife, '30, Dorothy Oscar Wolfe will be presented by Twiggs, '32, and Leonore Twiggs, Mummers dramatic society at an '31. PTIjfl T open meeting to be held at 4' o'clock this...…

…Esax THE MICHIGAN DAILY-SUDYJAAY2.1 SUNDAY, JANU.1llY 32, i a -1111111111174 iI 1 we W111 Give Im AV ILI iO the Best Allowance Your .dgvmmmb ft SEI ~AN BOI KS E'lther I p m ..Mgmlm AM A 1928 Y T;. tl ?[- I Saving S. t I Purchase Your ir.L.Ruge Stock o-, mill assure Y "f o Nex Semse'hooks New and Second- BooS and niuppLIES of all kinds at 9 HClCbTK gqTT s i U …

… P'ACE SIX THE MTCHTCA.N DATLY AYEDNESDAY; FEBRUAA' 22, 19?8 TTT TCI'4TCAM fVLATTY 'vva ur I lhE~thAV' 11 LftTAPY 1 .12 i. :7 WOL VERINE RS TO MEET MINNESO TA TEAM jlPHERS S ON'l fl MAJOR LEAGUES SEEK SERVICES CARIllinois Trackmen OF CALDWELL, FORMER YALE ACEO Hold Wide Margin T IIOMBINIONOPPOS[ALB InIndoor Titles NIr'1uith t F r T 't $i i ' 555 (Special to The Daily) PERFORMS WELL M IN PURDUE GAMECJACII ItI FIRST CUTIN SQUAD Thi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DATT Y TT-TT7' - aa.-L .,a../1 11.aA'1\ .L.'1'*L.tJ A '-pIlUYWYJi' Y, SQUAD OF 20, TO LEA VE FOR CORNELL TRACK ME J1 ITHACAN TEAM HOLD INDOOR TRACK TL To Allow Four Men In Every Eve Except The 440; Cooper in Both Hurdle Races TARBILL MAY NOT - RU Though Coach Steve Farrell wou. make no definite announcement r garding his selections, it is expecte that 20 men will comprise the Wolve iae track squad that will leave ti m...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY A N HALTS 7"MICHIGAN-ILLINI BASEBALL GAA E IBLE-HE&OER TO BE VED AT CHAMPAIGN! ( MICHlIGAAN BATTING AVERAGES 1 onenjent Of Yesterday's Will Necessitate Double Bill on Way 12 GaMe, AB Morse............10 Oosteribaan .......13 McAffee .......... 9 Lange... ........9 Corriden .........12 Weintraub ........11 McCoy..... ......15 Nebelung.........12 Slagle.............3 Asbeck...........5 Loos .............13 Squie...…

…r'THE MICHCAN DAILY -__ _TUESDAY, MAY 22, 192 AEFESWL ME I TATE NINE TODAY $. N MIHALSAR DTgEVERY BIG TEN BALLG RODSKY PLACES ACEURBANA YEARLING TRACK TP, TEAMTFM ON WEEKS CARD Of 424 Who Will Receive Track Awvards harper (left) and O'Farrell John J. McGraw, manager of the New York Giants, surprised the baseball enthusiasts throughout the country recently when he announced the trade of George Harper (left), for Bob O'Farrell catcher and fo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VARSIT.Y HOLDS SIGNAL DRILL IN SNO 4 I Tii~'c ile rTrek;. CX~urse In DI {~ A V I PL~L YILL A [tIIIIIIIIt11II1111111111111111111111111111111111lli lllilillilll!1111111111111111111' HARRIER&' G IBTS~iHARIERS RGRID BITSRU ;- By Morris Quinn L i i U || '.0:$ 111 111 w ill III ttI8111111111 11 1111 111111 111 J111 tt1111 litlitlltllll. | | t n ite of the coldest weather days of Aubrey Devine, Gordon To Start On of tie sea...…

…SUNDAY, JANUARY 22, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA DETROIT TO HEAR FORMER MICHIGAN STUDENT IN CHICAGO OPERA GROUP Chase Sikes, formerly a student in the University School of Music and prominent in many campus musical activities while he was in attendance here, will appear in two prominent roles with the Chicago Civic Opera company, when it comes to Detroit next month. At his first appearance with them, in La Gioconda on the night of Feb. 16,...…

…WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 19298 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P A(rPSE1Wrat .__ OLYMPiC TRACK STARN 810 FOR TEM BRTN! -..IC A ntes St t Seculadn As 'To Possble 31akeup Of he 19 11028Team QUINN MAKES HIS DEBUT Preliminary speculation over pos- sible candidates for the 1928 U.S. Olympic team :started Monday night,i and will continue throughout the next week as three of the most im- portant indoor track meets of the sea- son are held in New York. Monday...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY overcoming a loirard hahdicap to fin- U ish 16 yards in frcint of Northwestern JOlE RAY RET ORN8 T ' event. University's miler. He was not T tl~e micidlewest's crack FORM l~ MILE [Y[~ of Dr. Otto~ Peltzer and Lloyd Hahn, Ray Conger, conqueror Thorn as Warne of Northwestern, na- tional interscholast'ic titleholder. Droegemue1~ler and Waruc tie(l at 18 WRESTLERS WILL COMPETE FOR BIG TEN TITLES no 1 a oin Page Six) e~lly...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __________ MACKMEN OVERWHELM' gO VING WORLDS'CAPOS SPTS WO RL9\ -< il PATII[ l EEASTE"RLING, TIGER ROOKIE, LEADS 'hIL bU IIIUL ULIAMER.'ICAN LEAGUE BATTING RACE~ TAlD1AM[I L lV(By Associated Ticss,)( Fothergill's shoes ihi the Tige;r out- I U Ufl N IIIT ONIU L I hiao April 21.-A 22-year old fj ield, has been at hat 11 t imes uin ill Joe Bush hilanks cincinnati Redls 5-W I~y n~UEIW vI' As Cunyler And iVlson Pou#;d The Maj...…

…22, 1928. 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY a TRACK TEAM TRAIN FOR CONFERENCE TEST WItT 1)ua let Seaso Over Outdoor Title Meet Dr iws Att0tIon Of Trackmen SQUAD LEAVES THURSDAY Their dual meet schedule for the season completed, Coach Steve Far- rpl1's trackmen have turned their at- tention toward preparing for the Con- ferece outdoor championship meet which will be held on Friday and Sat- urday of this week at Evanston, Ill., under the auspices of Northwe...…

…THE MICHIGAN D 1.E I' _: YEM HIAWMY Badgers Fear Attack Of Minnesota Eleven, Play Of uisinier Conry Ca."taln C Ready For Badgers I o ~00 STRONG HAWKEl 0 GRID BITS 0 (Continued From Page Six) for Iowa's success in running the ends and off the tackles. YE TEAM POINTS FOR MICHIGAN GAME Penn Schedules Tilt the pivot position is being con- pendable Nelson was called from With Bears For 1929 sidered for all-Conference honors. the bench and d...…

…T THE N TC11-11 CAIN F) ATT Y ......M.CI.A..DA.L MICHIGAN TANKMEN WILL MEET I. A C SU.NDAY, JANUARY 22, E928 SATURDAY I WEISNULLER AN SAMSON ARE INCLUE olverine Matmen M ETA L P ck Team To Hod Al, SKNAR N'LDD NMINSTAWL R AWill Oppose State Regular Practices ARRAY OF SYIN4HO IL CM ET Outfit Here Feb. 4 IMMENSF1ELD 1 HOUS[ During Exam Period Fnt eip rra a gt f taollow Ing hie exrmination period ~-~~-~ Taking advan he fa t that IN D U.t...…

…PAGE EItIIIT THE DAILY NV I." I)N 11"SDAY, rl"f"In-Aun- L"-', A A AA ATAA. ,-A A a s x.--,i 3t t 7..+1_7ei IL-, A T II F M I IIT C 1 A fl ~ il V \---- -Sl-A ------R-----1-i-- DAILY O FFICIAL BULLETIN 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.) Si Ia (;iililli Epsilon EXPElr"ADI TION FIN -DS The regular m onth...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY m I DAILY ICIAL BULLETIN I I ..nr+n..wnn.rr ... 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.) Volume 8. '1'l 6UR SDAY, M1ARVCH 22. Number 131. Faculty, College of Literature, Science and the Art: At the request of President Little, there will be a meeting of the Literary Faculty Thursday, Ma...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OA L Y lFI C IA L TL L T 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.) Volume . SUNDAY, APRIL 22. Number - I Mice to All Seniors: The diploma fe3 of $10 and the certificate fee of $2 are payable now and ly settlement thereof by all Druspective graduates at the coming com-I ne-ement will be helpful. ...…