… ESTABLISHED 1890 LY C1 ~aiij MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 101 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS NWMRUU CHINESE NATIONALI1STGUONBOATI SHELLS SHANGHAI IN ATTEMvPT, TO B O__BARDHONEARBY ARSENALj Cabot Will Discuss' Medical Training On WWJ Radio Program, Hugh Cabot, dean of the Medical school, speaking on the subject of the practical training of doctors, will o...…
…/ ESTABLISHED 1890 itol AbF t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 125 TEN PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1927 TEN PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS IAGIIS T[ RN PROFESSOR DISCUSSES PREJUDICE S G TUMBY FORMED AGAINST HONOR SYSTEM i 1 GUERILA CLASES AS NORTHERNES L OS E ARRIVAL OF CANTONESE HAS QIIETING EFFECT ON FALLEN CITY BRITISH TROOPS ACTIVE Over 3000 Shantungese Break Line And Are Forced To Surrender To internationa...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 LL it4 i an 13 aAirl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXVII. No. 144 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS __-" WOLVERINES TO MEET WILDCATS IN SECOND BIG TEN GAME TODAY PALMER OF NORTHWESTERN AND MILLER WILL BE THE OPPOSING PITCHERS GAME TO START AT 2:301 Contest Marks 23rd Baseball Game Between The Schools; Purple Strength Unknown' Michigan 'will battle Northwestern at...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 AMrW 4kv t ,4tgau Air t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS i VOL. XXXVII. No. 87 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 23, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENlT PREHISTORIC FINOINGS WILL BE SUBJECT OF SPEECH BY MAC CURDYI FRAMEWORK OF LECTURE WILL t TRACE DEVELOPMENT t OF HUMANITY Senate Agriculture Committee Passes KNOWLEDGE OF SOUTH On New McNary-Haugen Relief Measure SJMMARIlEDB ,n LC D ElBY Committee To Mak...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Asp, tr . . .................. . . . ...... . ... . ...... - ----- - .... . ..... ... ....... . . .. VoL XXXVIII, No. 4. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1927. JEFFRIES 'ANNOUNCES UNION APPOINTMENTS FOR PRESENT YEA TEN APPOINTEES ARE PICKED TO FILL MANY CLASS C lIAIRRMANSHIPS PLAN FRESHMEN GROUPS Reception Committee to Have Charge of Arrangements for Alunil at Football (A6mnes EUROPEAN CONFIDENCE DESPITE ...…
…I ESTABLISHED 1890 r 4br AF'%M 4 ait MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS r VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 30. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1927 EIGHT PAGES E s DIU uFFI-Cl LLY PE ED NEW COMBINATION LEADS OFFENSIVE i i i I S R USH IH 10 21- THREE TOUCHDOWNS ON- PASSES FROM OOSTERBAA9N TO 6ILBERT PRESS CLUB CHOS WlL FOR PR NEW HIEAl) SU4CEEDS TREANOR. OF SAGINAW; HILL IS VICE PRESIDENT BRUMM IS ALSO HONORED Will Appoint Committee...…
…pw ESTABLISHED 1890 Arr L w A atI# MEMBER.I ASSOCIATED PRESS -- ------- - ------ Vol. XXXVIII, No. 56. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1927. EIGHT PAGES EXPLORER TALKSI UPON AIR SERVICE PROTE STAThere wiii be an air mail line Pifro AmericaAUTOo Eur::e within the next 15 years!"~ ui r Theewr tewrsofCorn-i BY I~R~lI mander Richard E. Byrd, North Polel Hill auditorium last night. He then RESOLUTION A S K S REGENTS went...…
… ,ul, 4 r #'ummtr TODAY'S EVENTS 8 :1--"Fanny's First Play" at Sarah aswell Angell hall. S t a tl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I i I )L. VIII, No. 24 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1927 PRICE FIVE CENTS UGE CROWDS RECEIVE ANQUERORS OFBOTH CENSAT HUB CITY ROCKFORD PLAYE RS PRESENT SHAW'S 'FANNY'S FIRST PLAY' A Review by Harold May IOSPITAL1S ARE JAM E) WTPi TURBULENT DEVOTEES OF LINDBERGH 8,000 FGHT TO SEE HERO Famops Airman ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WDEDY FE UAY2"., l921~ HWHITNEY TH ATIt,. AIRMAN PRAISED SENATE BLOCKS FflLL AO, DARING TRY FOR .VETERAN LOANSy Filibuster Aned 4tAt tt.-ehed ThBils Holds Ameudments Before Body- Until Adjournment Time BINOHAM LEADS ATTACK }< i (By Associated P'rosy) WASINGTON, Feb.' 22-Action (on.'. .. the House hill to authorize the Veter- an's Bureau to malke loans to veteran: on their .adjusted( service certificates f> Y:...…
…WVEDNESDAYARCH 23.,192~7 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I I 1 11 I III I ililimi 01111 a i I w N - MANY ENROLLED FOR SMMER CAMPWORK~ Three "Quarters of Students Who Plan, To G~o to Douglas Lake Already Indicate Intentions NEW COURSES\ OFFERED '. ...-.......' t " CAMPAIGN TI N'Jf IAN MEXICO! Sixty of the eighty 'students who will attend the courses offered at the Uni- versity biological station on Douglas lake during 'the coming stummer ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, I LECTURER SAYS GANG, U. S. "Richmond" "S peeds-T Chinese Waters From Honolulu IS ALERINSTITUTION, Re men ber 10o11,Enterta-inent Obligation! SUNDAY., iAPRIL 24 Only C5 Out Of 1,300 (Gangs In (_Chicago Are Composed Of _Aneric~ins, lie StatesI BOYS START IN YOUNG Laying the burden of responsibility' for crime and the gang upon the pres- ence of a foreign element, Prof. I+f ed- erick M. Thrasher of 'Illinois We...…
…PACE TWO TT-- MII JIILGAN DAILY _ _ _ _ l .,r i-.A"V I:'.'"i' STUDNTSCOMPETEProtects Interests FIRT HLF F TUR'At Detroit e, H19; C'lose Cot~aict et ween Iiistriitors ! And Studenits Proves Advant-Ogeons NEXT .TRIP S' PLANNED lf way mark of the eight months; c ruise on the "Floating University,"I the first experiment of this kind, has been reached. This experiment is be- ing closely watched. A successful (de- veloputent will represent a. new...…
…THE MICHIGANDAL DAILY PORTS SHOW' IND DISEASE FARM HEAD WILL SEED NOMINATION That: mental disease, feeble-minded- M~ess, and epilepsy are on the increase wsrecently shown by a report sent out by the D~epartnment of Comm erce from Washington. Reports from 30 state., showved the first fact, and thirty- Esix state, sent in reports from their state institutions on the second and third matters. Complete returns from thirty states, coveriiig 10...…
…s c t THE MICHIGAN DAILY W. P. G. Calling You From Everywhere Today 0 7 U.\17 t1I V1 1 >,1 Dl lt .J J.:l +i ce , , -w. rina a n® rrr n.,.... ,xr., -:,.,,..._:-, ., - rrrrxrrr ro rr rr® 4rrr rarnarr i r Presenting I orid's Greatest Motion Pi .- .- - i . _.:;,, " 1 i i - r 1 d I r f _ I i ' I I a . _ i __ a,,, ,- ; ' .: _ . <~ ': {u1 ., An Entertainment Beyond All Price and Glorious Beyond All Comparison! I .. ,. 000 04~ eture 4 z...…
…___________________________________ L.A IL.. LVJZ~....L 1I"..i1-UN LLt-iIL, I TUL' ftffTI~LJTf'~ A W.T ~ A TY '.7 TPF lk4TrLJTf _ A TAT ^t A TT V - _.Am I lvl Ikm-1-11I. IA1V UL 1L I > M 1927. FORESTRY STUDENTS HEAR MOON' EXPLAIN CONSFRVATION PLANS, . ^ P" A P Ir - - - - - - . . .. .. . ... IR PFk O E PIFO RESTIRY SCHOOL ±'T S YRA 1CUSE NEW SCHOOL IS PRAISD T~e~hy.YI'IrMll nTrees - ff~f eard" til , 1 (' j r, k i , k S7iATISTICS O...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY UTP uuntttrrPtunemus sunk two heavy punches to the heart and head and Dempsus re- 7 1tr i jjtaliated feebly with a glancing blow " 1 that cut the challenger's cheek as the ublished every morning except Monday round ended. The round was plainly 'ing the University Summer Session by.Ptunemus's. :Board in Control of Student Publica-1j-tneus 0 nks. "'The fighters leaped from their The Associated Press is ...…
…i ?WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1927 THMICTGCAN flAIT PAOF THRXfl i L 1 .x. 1*11*1 *...A *A 'l A *-.!EL 1 ICuHIGAN WIL.L HAVF 11(0 TRAINING CAMPS One To Bie Located At BaPtile Creek, Other At Fort Brady In Upper Peninsula CUSTER TO OPEN JULY 7 (Special to The Daiy) DETROIT, Feb. 22-Michigan will have two Citizens' Military Training camps this summer. One will be locat-1 ed at Camp Custer, Battle Creek, and ' the other at Fort Brady, in the U...…
…THE MfICAN fDAILY' PA P!' THAND PAGF Tm~ PIECES SELECTED BCY AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF GRAPHIC ART Now OC.N EXHIBITION IN ,MEMORIAL HALL Two schools of art are represented trees growing on a rugged cliff by the in the second annual exhibition of the; ocean; while T. WV. Nason's "House in "f'ifty Prints of the Year" which were! Digby" represents a peaceful, shaded t selected by the Amercian Institute of Graphic Arts, New York, and are now o...…
…THE MICHIG~AN DAILY Pr V' -T wP i 11L.a 1Y;l l.!8 l1 VCLlf 0.!i Yau n _ ,__ .. _.. ... .. ._. OPERATONS cgod is sure to come from any such 0 PI h 1 S LlUI! methos of asfcribin, the causes of the M isathe foremost of which is to txmi: a fairmt who is so addicted, SIMPSONJSANITARI ap(l put d;own a -.iythin~g that he is ____foui ; to h0ave wrong with him. Ex- pci.;; tawill 1be, made lchere in hered-; Insti9ite 1 ix i tOf Al. (daluPf :.e fty, ...…
…SUNDAY, TfANTARY 23, 1927 THI"E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TREB~ u~~lrndr the present regulatory mes- ILOCAL EVENTS tN LUATIIrUff LOSES' tesNorthwesternteamsinto an icon- SUDA ~~m m~~~ m~istnr by show ing that if governm ents . n i l s ~ i re I ! r s l e , a " ~ ___eclsr ati HE D EB A T ER S rohibition had failed, as they claim- sionary to India, will speaik beoi'Ce , ic h g vr m n w s11 e ently unable to handle the question o ,:th Weslean uida ...…
…. v Y.., v _. _ . 1 Many Changes Made In Language Faculty PILOT IS KILLED Of Literary College Since Last Semester IN EXTRA FLIGHT OHIO STATE PROFESSOR ,RELATES ' , U. S. EFFORTS TO ANNEX CANADA' sr~..," .Yr. N u.......nua s~r i ~ s ",t~ ~tYY_...__.Y.._______,_____________..............__ WANT A TREAT TRY OUR SPECIAL LUNCHES AND DINNERS Radio Music WOLVERINE CAFE 329 S. State ...................... ................. . ..................,......…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY w lLEE CLUB WILL START SEASON PRACTICE AS FINAL ROSTER OF MEN IS DETERMINED IS ATTORNEY IN OIL LEASE TRIAL New York Theatre Guild To B3e Brought To Ann Arbor For Three Performances i E XCELLENCE Smoker Will Be GIven Thursday Eve. By Director Harrison For All 3emlbers With the final audition of tryouts completed, the Glee club for the pres- ent year has been picked by Theodore Harrison, director, and practices for the c...…
…W.I ', NOVEMBER 23, 1927. THE MICHGAN DAILY PACE THR-oh . .. ..... ... .. . ..... . .... . . .... .... ............. .. . .. -- ...... ... .... SUMMER tuR PLAS ]Ieweseiihitives Of "RI Te" Cllees flake Necessary Arrangeneits For European 't'rip INLLUDE OLYMPIC GAMES Reprsetaiv students of the uni- Aversities included in the "Big Ten" have completed plans for ,a tour of Europe. The cruise, which will in- clude the Olympic games, will start...…
…CRAM DECLARES AIR TRAVEL IS MERELY RAPID TRANSIT Chicago, July 22.-Air travel no Ion- friends as guests in the honeymoon ger Is an adventure, but simply a plane. means of rapid transit, in the opinion Wives Fly Too. of Ralph R. Cram, editor of the Daven- Wives of pilots, meeting them at va- port, Iowa Democrat and Leader, who rious stops, were added to the party. took part in the Third National Air Women prominent in entertainment of Tour. the...…
…PAGE rO0TR TT . THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRU.RY 23. 127 Published Uvery morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of StudentPublications. 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 paperand the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the po...…
…SAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY ton Here it was accomplished with ____________i the consent and by the action of the Publised every mornng except Nfm suet henevs i iOt*oirs during the Uniersity yarp by th ward an to the methods Princeton pursued. "lY w ~ ~J Conrol of Student Pith ratorr ___ Prompt and Lair action by the same IACIET Miembes of Weser Cdfeirece lEdtoral body which Irst Instigated the ruleitEL VEI MO 'fin. c oncerning the operation...…
…P'AGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1927 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Cnitr I of Student Publications. Members of; Westera 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 postoffice a...…
…?'AGIE POTR UDY AMYfV,12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JXNTAI2Y g?, 1927 P r i ~tta4' a! and minor league magnates, wise and. ~ ~ I ~ cautious, refuse to take their stands on either side, for they are certain t rublished every morning except Monday that "someone is going to get Ihurt,"± during the University year by the Board in, Control of Student Publications, and they are not going to confine their Members of Western Conference Editorial p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t -D Published every mlorning except Mondlay during the university year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Co-nference Editorial he Associated Press is exclusively en- tliled to thc rise for repubhlication of a1 l nes dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- listelhrin Entered at the postofflice att:Ann. Arbor, Michigan, as secoid class matter...…
…THE MTCHTGAN DAILY srPA., O TOm r i art R _ r Published every morning except' Monday1 during the University year by the Board in control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conferencb Editorial1 Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- ttiled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwiseI credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoflice at Ann A...…
…rr~ ~ T1417 MTrRTr.AN MITY '1! T 1?r TiC'Th A ".fl~.*# LC: 4 t~ 5'V! - T1 ~T 4 7 I iAITVAAA ..J YJ.A'.. S)A-1. i L V'1 7A.. 1 NA+ '~kNiJ .NA 4eir1tgarn gaiIlj 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- ttiled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY DAI"LY OFFI.CIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all niembers of the University. Copy received at the office of the- Summer Session until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday). Volume VIII SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1927 Number 24 French 190-French Bibliography: The next meeting of this course will be held Monday, July 25, in Room 301 University Library, at 3:00 o'clock. Works dealing with French G...…
…WEDN:) ESDAY, FETRT'. -Y 2,1'x27 xTHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG~E FIVE - . -~ -- 1inrvt1mnw.w..ewt.ernt,4s. ~ sW~nwm. ;, . t ® . V;-5 VAVV AAM 1 AdINOL -A,-y c EIESDov ramatist Obtais Loca-Colo JUI~lI ~ Fo r y v TEnlterifl Rifhan War Zone' PROGHESS OF LEAGUEg 1ker~f 1erane, ('ourtage, 1Marks I; ii,-4oe'y Of League oAccordinig To F'orier WAS FORMED IN 1890 Perseverance and coura,,of Nlichi-' gani women marks the hi ,story and foundclig of t...…
…At ",13J27 M , THE MICHIGAN DAILY !3 4N I .1 Ili 1: 1THE :M1CHIGANW DAILYt pm 4) l Sri A Mu .......... TO ISOCPBflfA TVUW Record Salary For ANUOVN[ ICADYGa"Successful Business Womene IVli~~liUJfiLIL~ omen In Business Game By Rule" Savs Clnl |IlII lhI H I I 9| Set By New YorkerfIflINMIAOY__ --- Cooe IILF. it IIL.LnIIU L IJIL.L. Ask Coniribulion O0 tents Froi EPach lwoiani To 61ve Prizes For Best ,Presentation PARTY IS SET FOR APRIL ...…
…SATURDAY,, APZIUT 23, 1927 THE MiCHIC.4N A T L°Y + A A A.TL. F MT 4.1 AAti#L1! V. 1I V VfAVAMIR =A,-7-,A v v s 7lfI IR!1r I -at-r- R1 . A C', 1T11 A T WILL I11E L . tadim Bonds May Michigan Faculty Woman Conducts Preliminbry Games' DR. MOSHER WILLS1 Z Aid League Building Personnel Research In Education Will Begin MondavA2000 TO LEAGUE B nA gift of $2000 wasaeceived by the to L pol the suggestion and consent of "Personel Research in Ed...…
…S.1 JN iAY, tE~ VUAN I ARY 3,1927 THE MTCHTrAN DATL Y mor rT" TH~ MICHICAM OATTY 1'A~ FIVI C, 7g / 4 y r ,..r 7- I ' ' 3 [ '' ? qua ) 7 ~[JCJYYDe[IO 'lembes fMortar MILTARY PREPAREDNESS Litercary Cltbj t ir H.DSCUSS WOMEN SEEC VIVID .T,'Bar Cotiue al IS FAVORED BY WOMENHooray pr ?S EAR EAST TODAY FWH PLAYrVVL II Jeanf McKaig, '28, has been selected as the wiinner of the poster and pro- gram cover contest for "Eight 'Til Eight"' ...…
…the Open Road Tou T Woman Explorer Of African Wild I ife European Students"L UBecomes Advisor For Museum Exhibit organizations similar to the UnionT Woen explorers are rare. M rs. ,iCil relre5(m1Iion ol v'gctation aii L I the Women's League, and the Stu- Mary L. Jobe Ackley is one of them. other accessori fir the gorilla group. dents' Christian Association. The Olk- Believing that human beings find their When)t haart Huis, where the group stay...…
…RED AND BLUE TEAMS COMPOSED OF OHIO Ws E" Interest In AMS D DADE "Women Excel Men In Industry" Says Sports Is AdmirableLL I G. E. Sutherland At Press Convention STATE AND MICHIGAN PLAYERS ENGAGE IN Says Dr. Sappington INTRA RL INA L Com'n excell en industry," ington News are all women. Even in ---- as 1~ ther aten of Mr. G. H. Suthr- the mechanical department Mr. Suth- A S t u d e n t s h a v e n o d o u b t a l r e a d y ~trt ego MeI S t e t ...…
…NOVEMBER 20, 1927. ImTHE IFTCGN fD-MEY 2 - * kdt ft *-- V ft BASKETBALL International Banque I*o E r - t, Feeling Between V YtILL SIAHI IUEOUA 'Wone" Will Have Fire Weeks Prae- tise Before Interclass Teais Will Be Chosen Speaking of the International Ban- c quet to be held tonight at the Union, f Miss Grace Richards, adviser to wom- t ' E it i t r; N APPOINT TEAM MANAGERS With the advent of cold weather and the necessity of playin...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FERUARY 2:, 1927 _ _. .i 4, _.. K Yllllyrwy . 4 - . ' j <. .. r~1 __ CSELECT THlDEE MOB[Yankee Star Leaves FORMER HASKELL INDIANS' COACH Giants Open Season Hollywood For East CHOSEN TO LEAD NORTHWESTERN At Camp In Florida FRTRIP TOLTo Confer On Salary iiiiiiiILLINOIS With Good Prospects F Monroe, Wuerful and Munger Corn' 1lete List Of 19 NMe Who Will stun At Relays SPENCE WILL COMPETE Coach...…
…'THE MICHIGAN DAILY PROBLEMS or ViiTi Open Civil Warfare in Nicaragua Causes Serious Damage to Former Capital City DICUSE Y LITL I CHICAGO EXPERT SOLVES MYSTERY , OF SUPPOSED PAINTING BY VINCI } * E t'iLM yIwho recen1t ly returniedto Princeton Man S Princeon""u""iity ftran gt lAirerica Has.Lead Injmonths' tour of European universities. iProessor Comuton exuressed the "Our greatest problem today is to providle for the welfare of our youth,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY., APRIL 23, 1927 lil w I ,.,H.E.I will p=110mmmm"aw '" !' w"""'n'r { ' t Pon r Kansas Relay Marks STARS OF MIDDLE WEST TO COMPETE MSurpass RecordsAt AT KANSAS; ILLINOIS FOUR MILE TO COMP[E AT lOIO Ohio State Carnival! { Writh more than 2,000 athletes enter- Fnst Fed InI nl Yard Ih F'fire ed in the Kansas and Ohio State re- By Entrie )i Ilesler, r lay;. today, fans are now speculating AI IeranE Igand ...…
…PAGF, STS'. THE MICHIGAN IA-ILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 23, 11327" ?AC~ SIXTI E MIHIGN DALY SNDA, JAUAR 23.192 iiu ]e'I'w Illyl ' y n . M "y ii L 1lEIC iiiiiii*d "r$ ,.... _ . ' r. ww' ./rirl 11L_- -- - - Jill, M INNESO0TA CAGEMEN ILL PLAY HER TOMORROW ~OP~ERSTINNITYNTICLfor rrn r IIP~l i All games scheduled 'this week OR110 O YIfo 3:00 and 4:00 o'clock have [rru i rn ~iiun been changed to 3:45 and 5:00) o'clock, respectively. R...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY FRID I T UAL season 27 8 H yAudU iur Ann Aror ROSA RA - A DRAMATIC SOPRANO OSSIP GABRILOWITSCH AND THE Detroit Symphony Orchestra CIACOMO I M IN The World's Greatest Artists and Organizaions BARITONE OCTOBER 28 DECEMBER 12 FIVE OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES SOLO ARTISTS GROUP ORGANIZATIONS The Extra Concert Series for 1927-1928 bids fair any group of concerts previously given in this series. artists are all...…
…-IHES BEAT OHIO STATE BEFORE R ECORD CROW 1st 0 0 2nd 3rd 0 7 take the ball he passed to Gilbert on wartz making a beautiful catch on his the Ohio 15-yard line, Gilbert running own 38-yard line. The half ended on across for M1ichigan's first touchdown the next play as Domhoff hit the line. uakled. playwsToreeecep Score, Michigan 7, Ohio 0. kl.wTi la sImore decIp-THII) QUARTER tie because Michigan had stationed Gilbert kicked off to Grim...…
…THE- MICI-ftCAN DAtY.. p WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23 1927. - - HE M~hIGN i5IEA 4 1 WOLVERINE CAGE SQUAD HOLDS INTENSIVi MATIE DROWYES TEAM 1_STATE TO HAVE NEW GRID COACH IN PREPARATION FOR DIFFICULT SCHEDULEI t 'I RScheduled To elan OLY MPIC& ANNOUNCFF1.Sev.1enteen Galmes SPORTORIALS i V w. Ilan %o V f, 4[ Y Y 74* v e r v e IW IN'II (;: AN 911 iN tEr WIff 17 CONTESTS DI)UBING ('OMING' SEASON PLAY STATE PLAYS HERE DEC. 10 McCoy ...…
…W1~DN3 rAYFEI3UA-QLY 3, 1.927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY nrnniu llWins Points\ ~rWolve rifle Team [PR-VVQFSJLING.TITLE/ Iii:' I [, 1 ,,, 111111o n~ s r ien In E a 'h .,. I ! "ia'sial{ :1:(.''lS inceach of1 ti esehadwtendivjsions ~' of the ~t~f ifi0 icwill (10-i ~.'. x tErmille which ageai will me t'A 1i1 the ( .ig-'Tcn chianpionship mTeet2'''" <:: ::r ':} :: 'nth.c s ,.(. ~ sin or class A, the Wolverinea..s and Indiana wil l meet.......... to lECi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - DAILY ~ VYs 181/ T DATE O FOUNDING' I DENIES THAT AS ONE OF ATTORNEY A TIC STUDY OF STATIC MADE IOF 011011I1PROFESSOR DISCUS BLE BY SELF-OPERATING LOOP ' FORMED AGAI ' ' r : T J x, o .$ a i :_ t Act Of Congar s In 1804 Land For "Seminary of ruing" At betroit Culver, '75, for 52 years of the University, and of Chicago has written the ter to The Daily, in which s that evidence proves the the University to have instea...…
…-TH-P, MUCHIGAN -DAILY PAGE SEVEN --HEMWHIAN116L-60f SVE JOHISON1'S SUCCESSORj £r s -',I1. ;n1or fejired Mitst I.31cl3'i 'o i".0e re Prn1Ic3'4O L'3sAi~ crrLARV EN VLVE pNjX 'YC it(, Apil..22- -Mayor James J..VWalke- of'New York-has been approaclhed wit an offer to red placte P an Johnson as presidentof the American League at a salary re- ported to }1e $100,00 a year, according to an apparently reliable source close to the city hal. No form...…
…SUNDI'AY, JANUARY 23, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAOR ;ari.t'FN THE MICHIGAN DAILY a ;yirr', . i.. i.n WflLV[RiNES DEFEAT STATE ,MATMEN,1-8 *I __---- ----- r I k. Pipes -Tobacco Pouches 1) ,'.int :faLOfs ( 1i Hker, Iailts, d ?! ek irk M lio ga Tei in ;xeat ts Invadlers WI1 IVE DI3CJINS And Good appe'arance is an absolute essential. Get a good hair-cut from a good barber at the ARC"ADE B13ARBER SH'-OP Cigaett CLOSES =;.. AT 3P.M1AD...…
