…4E MITCInfGA'N I7ATLY w TI'S CLOSES IAT 3 P.M. Poland's Pianist Statesman { Makes New Fortu In U. S., jVERTI SING following Box Replies are at the' Lily Office: J)SC, MC, 1$, fBC, 18, 689,; CNC~, DM, Jake. ICHIGAN.DALY LASSIFI'ED.. o? cen~ts a wordj ace. Miizimuni 4#' it~e .space cen~ts per .rged only4 to C. SITUATION AWANTED-Cook "(male. colored, cooking; school graduate) wishes work in a fraternity where good cooking and economn...…
…TI D7 rvll. 1i. 1 . AN DAA IA. Blaletin i s cntructive notice to all members Cd py received until R:30 b.'m. (11:30 a. m. gaturday'.) 1 TUESDAY, I3[AY 2. 192.3 Number 170 fPtdle Lcecture con Aeronnutics: Mr. Win. B. Stout, Aeronautical Engi9neer and builder of t11e first American all-metal plane will Speak undetr the aup sof t V1,Aro- nautical Society on "Commnercial Aviation and t ll- Modern _Metal _Mono- plane" in Room 848, Engin~ec...…
… THE WEATHER' UNSETTLED; PROBABLY COOLER TODAY Y i wn ttl Sectic One 1 -- VOL. XXXII. No. 145 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1923 TWENTY PAGES PRICE FI M HIGAN BELTS 0. 6. us IN FIRST CONFERENCE GAME JIVERANCE FANS SEVEN ME1, ALLOWS SIX HITS IN CLOSE GAME ERRORS AID V A R S I T Y IN WINNING CONTEST, ?= Bain Canses Game to be Delayed End of Fourth Inning, Sending Many Home at Mi.chigan and Ohio State ...…
…I ir4iga* :&datI SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGA~N, SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1923 SubIime Expression of Despair In 'Wallace Smith's Drawings A survey of Mlodern Art invariably; ROBERT LOCKE ht c ofutneny ptun;cines the rib -results itn moch consternation on the ;jaeeasiy ttutberc. arraws of part of those of no whose time has wore01osco oelty crt ot ott heen taken hy things other than ttte treatmentof the utually glrifiedt haitds and feet are sight...…
…___ ___THE MICH1-TGAN DAILY d V P1611W 'to VG'i'Iniversiy Jeetres Tomorrow and Tuesday VyOJH(ERIS ADVOCATE t1' CLEANUP i IN LITICS litician, lawyer, and jo rnlist among the varied vcations of y H. Curran,who will deliver two ersity lectures tomorrow and sday. lie has occupied many po- lI offices in New York city, taught he New York Law school, and ten numerous articles for publi- a. present his articles on "ohn Cit- s Job" are running in The ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 19235 Mr. Kreymborg, The Broom, and Baseball Mr. Kreymborg haa been lauded and' cursed and pitied by his audiences. They have unhesitatingly pronounced' him a charlatan, a lunatic or a genius. His work as an editor and writer nt modern literature, fauous ott twc. contineitts, was sufficient herldry. Io prepare me for anything and every- thing in personal eccentricities. But Mr. Kreymbhorg is ju...…
…TSHE' MICHIGAN DAILY ~E$ IN 'INN FAI Elections for officers of thle Wom,-,en's league, tho Athletic association, and the Y. W,1 C. A. will take place from1 8 'to 5 o'clock, Tuesday, in University' hall. All University women may vote fop league officers, no registration be- ing necessary. 'Votes for Athletic as- sociation c-ucers are restricted to muembers having more than 100 lion- or points, and only members who have registered may vote...…
…SUN DAY, AP'i.RIL 22, 1923, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRER 'MUSIC AND Orchestration of Poetry MUSICIANS NORMAND LOCKWOOD ifr In the teaching of poetry the pro- merely say, "tonezix your attenton ,- SCtIABIKE fessor experiences difficlties that p po the 'cello"; or should the de- Because of the novelty of his idiom to thin time have not lent themselves moure woman stdet confess her III- it is a difficult matter to assess Scra- to concrete ex...…
…THE MICI UGAN DAYY , ... ,; ..... [AL AEWS'PAPER OF THE ERSVLY OF MICHIGAN d every morning except Monday University year by the Board in Student Publications the ones who were selected. They, too, are worthy, and yet were outdis- tanced in fair and worthwhile con petition. These men must carry on, for it is only through their aid thn; the new managing editors and busi- ness managers can hope for success. To the men who have gained appoint...…
…G ir Omr aH FIMICHIGAN -DAILY,' SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1923 A Poet Writes A Novel T7T. A i'tT1'(rT? A 1771 her 141F.,<-..,,,t r .,a,... ZbAU1ittA1UIt 1)bySUMaxwell Bo 1. ROBERT LOCKE Finally they strike upon a propo- helm. CokI-McGee, Chicago. $2.00 sition which Carl states, "I have a There has heen quite a lot of dis- ing good, so far as I can see, is just through the city and into the country, prosltlition to take to you,' ch ig cussion, i...…
…THE MiCHIGAN DAILY_______________ Bra) hms-Roses Threce. original plates. of the Metropolitan committee is still making reservations M USCVA lBrahms-Gypsy Song. m1useum by John Zwerkoff, Detroit at its office in Detroit, Cherry 7204. 71/ 1 I7fTA~c" Dralims-Serenade,.i ar~;st. Mrs. F. Youngblood, a. re- i_________ -----Y-LL.L L ~-- nownedi theatrical costumer of Cfi-' A3[PBELCII SPEAKS BEFO)RE sago has designed the gowns for the l IDETROIT' ...…
…S NDAY, APRI . 2,1,THE'MICHICAN DAILY Two Weeks of Campus Dramatics Before Easter I had a friend from A REVIEW BY ROBERT BARTON snorted-or a satirist and a genius, the north visiting me for several who although he plays in a quiet weeks. Being from a lonely frozen to a Tarkingtmn comedy. Somehow interpretation can ho pardoned as Long minor key, nevertheless has a distinct village at the end of nowhere it was tIhere has grown up on the campus a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .° , r u -'-- ................... . : .. , .. v.. .. ,: II I BETS I F IRS rt American R H E Detroit ..:.....16 16 0 St Louis '........1 14 5 Dauss, Moore aid Bassler and Man- ion; Wright, Bayne, Elliot and Sev- Sered. Washington..............6 9 2 Philadelphia..............4 16 1 Zachary and Gharrity; Remmol, Og- den, Harris and Perkins.I Isbell, Bowien. DavFi an#1 Rc-aricli Four _-1ile Toa-f' t o o ~ Dralie Mee...…
…PAGER SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY ', UNIIAY, APRIL 22 1923 tary of labor Davis:-the Democrats, not seem to be cognizant of the tact. one realty constructive idea contained lie assumes that anyone Can rise if he between 111e covers is that of the works hard and doesn't listen to re- Mr Mooseheart School of which Mr. Davis fornmers. Mental testers will hardly ..is the originator and fond supporter, agree at this point. There are limits X T M_ I Somet...…
…THE MICMtGAN' I LY . .._. SIFIE TH IS COLUMNI CLOSES AT 3 P.M. A DVERTI SING . :._ NOTICEs Thle followig Box Replies are at the Daily. Office': 12, 18, 10, DM, .PDU, BA, BC, Jak~e. "YOU TELL H ER, I STUTTER" and "W'AY DOWN YONDR IN NEW ORLEANS"., by the Cottn Pickers. STOFFLET~ PHONO SHOPS, Nickels Arcade and~ 110 'E. Washington. T ~ OR SAlA* -3. FOR, SALE-Large beatiful lots on Woodside in Buell's subdivision. 85 x140. $3,000. Among ...…
…SUNIDAY, APRIL 22, 192'3 THIS MICHIGAN DAILY PACSE SEVEN of Labor. It is possible that he is an excellent man at settling labor dis- putes. But it he is, it msust isv a fortoitous circumtalnce, totrisulging fion: Iis hook;, it is hsardl to conceive a osan in Ihis position who shosws lesa comprehiension of tse omental social says ofthIis hook: "Not for a long While has a single volume .ot hiso- gr' phy or ot history appeared svhich is so s...…
…7.39.-Freshrnan band meets In a'- IPH tRMACI .S J y I i R ° ¢ semly allofthe Union. p ( [4 TA T nn1 I 1' %W .91 " I ot7'mAA. nll-.tpI ACU1,T YM MB __ E MIC__GAN__A.. i±ingzer will Ie the guest of Strati Don 1)roo'ks, '96, president of thf nvrsity. H;e expects to return about Nam W H A I ~iU I'4 ~jUIN meets in room 302 of the Union. __________________7.30-X-lpba Kappa Psi meets in room -Copy for this column should 7 :30--Adelphl -meets ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1923 ._._S.DAY APRL_22r192 "ARISE BOURGEOSIE!" As the inertina, dissolves in hyster- icaI ensthusasmiC,,eitmagina ry'scene Consiiened frtrs's??1 anovertalkedl by ihercsin-, iroit'a--hotThe stikie baa been overwvorke=.ifades aaym. Thi:eravings; ware bhi c5 _ ofclasses, so we inut be thes rat; the lotk-ou net diibioriklistbave Think of the tiay,,Alen the cot.al-i heea of t a imindl driven to revolt lass ,...…
…40 Ai Atop att. Sec Two 0l sl o gli a m iln I 1 1 " " .. _ ,. _ ... . - . - , , - , . . . . 0 . , , n a ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1923 PRICE FIVE OL. XXXIII. No. 145 Dramatics And Emotions Play - DAYTIME STUDY IS BSTI Important Part In Classroom BUTSTUDENTS DISAGREE Perhaps one of the most interesting "Dramatics and the lesser emotions and understanding to the teacher topics to a college student is the one play an im...…
…0f Mr FUND R U ,4 P I '01 u1S iPAWN" THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ as> well a,5 in Canada, Hawaii, Italy,]---profit of 110. Tis 'is the !Conltll V l AITILES TO iBE .ipIndia, Japan, China, Korea, Mexico, !NHAY 21ff Nyear the soplhomorewoem en 11av( epi-I) 1 t I I EA111001 Bc',g ni flfUNe eaad tePhlppnsI 1fed money fon- the TLeague in th1i nway i h g n L a uPuto eRico and ,C nsth Piolp e Is r w r r tr irai n s e , onu seariln z e C hl...…
… II; cfa t ::- t ti - _' ,; N 1i z. a 0 0 0 * v '.4 wJ C) Cl-' i54-.' C"W C C) 444C , CCC')4 C7 C) C)v; r C) . CC C ry -~ *~44 c3. 0 i 5~)C) r 3o SG t 45 N -cb 4 .. fS Y y ;d . Hi ')-C ~~C4O )C)-C -a y4 *r. .I - J C) 4- toC) rCC 0 ~o ca oo0 a3 S;4 ~C)W)C) ) I ~fl~C"CC-4x C" d3 '-- C)a' f-4 0 4 ., 0 0cd Cf C" v0 .' c ., -i N .., C) : u m 4 2 .o o "-'.moo-' 4-4 p ) c ODC) d v r 0 tia ui O M4 .3 ' J J ti 7 2 . G7 4-3 Q) z, CO" 0Cs 5.4 'C...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1923 SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1923 Mr- Kreymborg, The Broom, and Baseball 777 of Labor. It is.possible that. he is an says of this book: "Not for a long excellent man at settling labor dis- while has a single volume of bio- putes. But if he is, it must be a graphy or of history appeared which fortuitous circumstance, for, judging is so attractive as Prefessor Stephen- from his b...…
… SUNDAY, APRIL -22, 1920 THE MICHIGAN- DAILY PAGE THRE - --" !~~~~~~~the sbatniecncosesw Oirchesratio~n o ,roetry enhance the wisdom of the: philosc NIUSICD A NK D for the contemplation of prosodist IUSI CIAN 5N RM N OC W O rhetoricians, and for the slaves -_________ literary criticism. In the, teaching of poetry the pro- merely say, "Jones, fig Your attention SCRIA 31 E fessor experiences difficulties that up uipon the 'cello"; or should t...…
… ~* '. " -'~ - r.. JUGI:FOUVR:M, TM I . D LY SU~hbAY, APRI~L 22, 1923 SVN DAY,, AltAIL, -2 2'Y"I 9 TI-lE MIC-141 RN DAJEY A Poet Writes A' Novel BLACKGUARD, by Maxwell Boden- ROBERT LOCKE . Finally they strike upon a propo- helmCovll~.M~eeUbicge. 2.0 sition which Carl. states, " i have a A !propae, hiag. 2.0osition to make to you,' he said. There has been quite a lot of dis- ing good, so far as I can see, is just through the city a...…
…THE MICIGAN DiAILY i «. p~J IN RI CHUROHEI pan ese Paper 4 Has staff Man MACK'STO SHO SUMMER STYLES' Classifies Persons f fi igh brows j hur'crs that arec round and sloping.I muscles. The trunk is~ incl "' ElongaiTh flub s are not long but stocky long and full, not constricte( a r qt-ty ^otb a ws' 1, rlJ 1 hones "and(lthick, short in: at the waist." (CoQntinued from Page One)~ everlasting" (From the Daughtero ~Jarus), Mr. Wheeler;...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r T____ , AlLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ilicatlonkin the. Bulleatn ts construetive notice to all members at Unikversity. Cody re% elved until 3:.10 V.im. (11:30 a, . ai rdy mine 3 S8t-NDAY, APRIL 22, 1923 xu be r 1451 rsItyr Leasure: r'ofessor Antonio 0. Solalinde, of Madrid, and for the year a membe staff of the Department of Romance Languages, will deliver a let n Spanish on the subject, "Las obras menores de Cervantes" in ti r...…
…ERI Y Ap -A- A& Idaho t 'it Pail41 ATTEND TRACK M SA TURD I. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE . mri . .. ..__,. . .. . ,... s NTEND I FIGHT RATION E TO STATE EE NEXT A~Y FIN TO 41VERSITY! Case Purely tifi i-- - f BATTERED OLD FORDS PROVE SPRING IS HERE Spring is truly present. How, we know? We have as our au- thority the statement of diver. used car dealers, auto liverymen,, f and o...…
… .LAN . ,e Russian Cnand Opera Co. Le remarkable 'variety and reput- xcellence of the Russian Grand "a company's productions has soe ,ested Ann Arbor music patrons' nearly 150 ticket order, have been eat the tiniversity Music house ;h is in charge of the local sales., Russians will f111 a week's en- Lnent at Orchestra, hall, Detroit. nning next Monday evening with aikowsky's opera "Christmas ', a typical Russian fairy tale full; itches, devi...…
…L The senior womnen met last night in he Barbour gymnasium for the an- aual senior supper which was served bthe King's Daughters of the Con- ;regational church. Dean Jean Hamiltotn, Mrs. M1arion l. Burton, Mrs. John R. Effinger, Miss. Wildred Sherman, Frances Ames, pres- ident of the Women's league, Kather- fne Kuhlman, president of the Mortar- oard society, Luella Galliver, pres- dlent of Senor society, Margaret Vhyte, president of the Unive...…
…A A AL..£tYJ !L'..t a1%.5r-1L Z "L,Jt:: A EH OF THE WHIIGAN except MondayI )r the Board in >ns. found in the manner in which student~s ' handle their bank accounts. Willfullyj overdrawing, in the state of MichiganMo is a penitentiary offense. Yet it is1 hard to believe that possibly mode* than fifty percent of the students en-I1 rolled in the Ulniversity keep such s 3r R Y U ? poor accounts as to unwittingly over- R P draw at sonle timhe dur...…
…;AN res From The Other Colleges Lfl attac'L of the 'Ilu has ser- a freshman could not have armus- rupted %the campus here. The ;tache to slmave off. Their pleas wero hospitals are so crowded not successful, however, and all five' all1 of the most serious cases wvere expelled fromn the university. eng taken care of. Every ion on the campus has a sick I Rtochford--A course in Russian is h from two to ten people in bcing given for seven student...…
… owommomosommom I ______ II-- I "1 .. / . w f 04.......... RAVZE AND BLUE RED AND WHITE ITS ANNUHAL MEET' Heath Holds Out Little Hope For Early Completion Of Pool [UT Of THE CAGE BY SATURAY? f ISHER SYS IT'S ALL UP TD THE WEATHERMAN'S KINDNESS- , ... , . i Arbor. ss to the we hite they wil ped becauset ompete on a ,hange froms will tell on t. May Tumble should place the Wolverin mnasium rec of being bro >le vault and ke has a fine...…
….Classifieds-Cont. Il ql vSIFIE D THIS . .: "ow ADVERTISING P. . aUa COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M. Classified Rates. Two Cents per word a day, paid in advance. Min- imum charge for first day, 25c. Minimum thereafter, 20c. Three cents per word per day if charged. White space charged for at rate of 5c per agate line. Classified, charged only to those having phones. Phone 960 FURNITURE DO YOU KNOW we have the most completely equipped plant in...…
…TI IE MICHIGAN DAIL)~___ __ W IAL BULLETIN! Is Constructlye notice to all members of d until 3:301 D. i. (11:30 a. M, Satauday.) DAY, l(AR~ft V, 192~3Nunmer 1IN r Turk Dictator's ; -. ... Papa-In-Law Is WHTSGIGO M ultiillionaire' f !~NOTICE-Copy for thxis column sliould bie submitted by 4:30 o'clock of ' heday bfoepublication. . .. .... going to buy aines shiould place their AtHOPPING'" CARS Sorders with Wagner and company!f LANDS3?JIN...…
…Afr Ar juatt ATTEND THE WASHINGTON DAY CONVOCATION s VJL. XXXIII. No. 102 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1923 EIGHT PAGES Amaeu Wrees SE AE AY AID PRICE FIVE CENTS Aatrs' "Chief' SUBSIDY' MEASURE, Washington Day Observance This morning, while the rest of the nation is suspend- ing its labors to revere the memory of George Washington, members of the University will gather in. Hill auditorium to express their share...…
…CHICAN DAILY .r. a_ a R01- S our Germacns To Pay With Lives ICAL~1[S I or Murder Of .Belgian Officer PRELIMINARHIES H ElO 4P C'HOOSE SIX 9ME;N FiRO 'li GI( $l's ilEi i EARS 'WHO TfI{I ED OUT Prelimninairy trials for the North- eml Ojatcriccal Leaguet contest were, held yesterda"Y LaftorMoon inl Room 302, Ma o al h ol , n i rchosen from a groutp of 18 speakers_ to continue in) the contest, the final s of whiich will be ld M_ ,arch23: L, ...…
…DAILY . . THREE COLLEGES DEFET WOMEN'S IRE TEAMi, om ln - ARRANGE EUROlPEAN ;"J t5ES[LT ITOURS FOR WOMNACTSL Information may be secured at the n .w....M......_.. . .. i ,SYRACUJS, YIANANDI J'AUIIW iN F l 3 IC I- I+GA-N DIE- vi xC~bi JC LL IMIlllLUJSA * ur Group number two of Masques will ing various European tours for Efmeet at 4 tomorrow afternoon in American women students which are WELL :kWomen's rifle teams from DePauw, -and Ma...…
…THE N ci-ll ?Ai «. _... _. E M c c.« a c Michigan's band with the Varsity team to foreign fields. Becaume of -- this, students have willingly attended, ~biIDROLLc OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Putblished every morning except Monday during .the University year by the Board in Cntrol. of Studert Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated press is exclusively en- titled 'to the us...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . After the show stop at THE GREY SHOP "The Grey Shop" for a refreshingy lunch. MAKE TEHOME COMFORTABLE Through the Winte I 6ooL I Liberty Nu nnally's Southern Candies We can furnish you the material for a storm hou&O on tha~t porch, easily put up. and thato can easily be stored away for the summer. Let us give you an estimate on storm sash, storm doors and that storm house. We have stock sash and windows tha...…
…............ till 0 a +..,... Alma 5KET SQUAD IN CO lUMU O FINAL II. S. LI-,'VONTEST TOWNIGHT FR EDDY' GOES BACK TO COME ACK T _1 ,.4° 1ioblem~atisa; Jlrgerty Leit If ome to Recuperate AFATHfER USES REARRANGED ISLU; PAPER AT FORWYARD, Michigan's Varsity basketball team returned from its latest wastr jaunt late Tuesday night none the worse~ for its two -game series whlich . resulted in a win from Northwestern and a 'defeat at the ha...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY BA~ M N P EP Iini all the coming niets. Van Orden. REhas can indoor record of 44 feet 10! t the K. C. A. C. meet last, Sat- urmay Earl Mclown of Van as State' noral, starred, comning x ithin a ti2 fe 0 nhsfor Cria.Ti Coach-Farrell Will Hold Trials Ss. j man is a wonder and wiil lcptO urday Afternoon in Gym-. in the Illinois relays where Blrooker naslun laid 1Prosser will havre their hands full withim). There are fe other vaul...…
…T! IF MIC N DAIL1 . .... .,.: _..c......,. ...,. . TUE MIC N DAIL'~ OFFICIAL BULLETINI z,, .. ''t-.. - .. , , S,.r . . q. - I LI Iin the Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members of AVy Cony received until 3~:0 v. m. (11:3 .-P & w5turday l THURSDAY, FEBRUJARY 22, 19231- Number lo' 1. 1 «e 3 ..._..... ... .......,..., ..,.r...r I Washington's BRthday ConVocation: The Washington's Birthday, Convocation will take place in Hill...…
…WEATHER Y; UNSETTLEDl TODAY Y AIW, WNW a u Ad I YEAH TEA!? THE (x'OPIEIIS 1 ; ,.: , ..XXXIII. No. 51 ~ANARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, N~OVEMBER 22, 1922 PRICE FIVE CEN~ . ............ ----- --.--.r BUTNf101 AS RECIPIENT OF SENRTORIAL TOGA', Political Defeat Cornlumbus Spurs Canididate EPASZSNLV , e To Nw Efors g U 5 INLEAUEi ttNe . lScher Ieriiorn. Stre es Importan'ce of ,4;., 4 Iter iutttl YUnityIief ore Journalists Lawyer As...…
…A A AL.J Y.LA%.A A %.~A 2k ..... w ..~ IJER OF FASCISTI ARMY IS IDOL OF BLACK SHIR T COHORTS FUND DRIVE CONTINUED0 11Y Y Y I IMI I - 1 1 I r' J_ ____._ r ... I With the total amount subscribed to the Community Fund standing at $37,000, the Community Fund associa- tion has decided to take further steps to reach the sum of $45,600, the quota set at the beginning of the campaign. Names of contributors are being ta bulated and as soon a...…
…Jshington Boasts Only Woman Dean Of Law School In Country Work in th(. Christmas toyshop of the Y. W. C. A. will be continued this afternoon in the two parlors of New- berry hal. All women are urged to be present if possible to assist in the making of toys. SIGNATURES OF YOST AND TEAM NET MORE THAN $43 FOR LEAGUE Mode Shoppe, 711 N. Univ. Individu- al gowns; personal attention; prompt. service, reasonable prices.-Adv. $50.00 reward for reco...…
…,., .. EWSPAPER OF THE rY OF MICIAN utLiq Ucuiuana V LLjtooU . LU rU. AU~A ing 11. Yost, foir-evgr-since-we-can- remember coach to Michigan's Varsity and now director of athletics in addi- tion, merits the naming of the new ublished every morning except Monday ing the University year by the Board in ntrol of Student Publications. 4ember of Western Conference Editorial ociation. the Associated Press is exclusively ena led to the use for rep...…
… Fo Of First President In dlued .University Collection Intimate photographs of 18 former ~I embers of the faculty. wNere present- ed to the University recently by the widow of George Peck Pool, '63, and will soon -be turned over to the IA- brary. These pictures were collected'l by Mr. Pool' in his undergraduate days here 60 years ago' and have been pre-1I s erved intact in a small photograph album. Included among the 'photos are like- nesses ...…
…Mum NNW" __ ... ,...w...., . . .. i . ~-- ... - r ARSITY OFF FOR NORHTH TOMORRO ike Light 'Workouts Before Fina Battle at Minneapolis Saturday )HNS MAY BE REPT FROM FINAL GAME BY INJURIES1 With only two more days of pra.c- ce remaining before the final game the season, Coach Yost sent his en through a hard workout yester- y afternoon on Ferry field. The workout was in the nature of a, .mmary of all the different phase hich are necessar...…
…YILLI TURDY Duffy's Team is Underdog as Result of Season of Defeats by Weak Opponents PRESIDENTS ALMOST INTACT FROM LAST YEAR'S SQUADj The only important gridiron con- test in this neighborhood Saturday will be the clash between Greasy Neale's bunch of huskies from Wash- ington and Jefferson and the Univer- sity of Detroit in Detroit. This is the game toward which Jimmy Duffy has been pointing his Red and. White warriors all year and victory ...…
…OFFICIAL BULLETIN. the Bulletin; is constructive notice to all mjembers of Copy received until 3:30 p. mi. (11:30 EL in. Saturday.) WIVD\ESDAY, ti9VEIJ% 22. 19Z. 1, Numbher WM I Puib tca~tho In the University. 'Volume 3 <I F To the lc Dos. w~ . There -will be ,a conference of the eans in thle reside~t's 0ffceat 10 o 'clocl,k Wednedday, Nov. 22. M. L. BURTON. U6vrslty 1~ctre: Dr. John C. Merriam, P'r~sjent of the Carnegie Institution of W...…
