…0 ............ . THEWEAHERwj ASSOCIATE TH WAHEl 4)PRESS PROBABLY SNOW ~ I DAY AND NIGHT 'TODAY 'BLs~itYcx VOL. XXXII. No. 52 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1921, PRICE FVI ARMS DELEGATES TAK RECESS ON THANKSGIV1ING DAY FAR EAST, LAND ARMAMENTS AND NAVAL PROGRAM PROBLEMS AT CLOSE FRANCE QUESTIONS RIGHTS OF CHINESE Premier Briand Wants Guarantees from Other Powers Before Disarming Washington, Nov. 23. - When the arms delegates ...…
…ITHE WEATHER 1PUA ATMYV ENt TV. r Sir 4:aiIlj COLDER TODAY ,ASSCIATED PRES DAY AND 'NIGHT WIRE SERVICE I VOL. XXXI. No. 44 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 24, 1920. PRICE FIVE CEN ENGINEERS MUST HAE MORE ROOM- DEAN MELCOOLEY *7&0,000 A YEAR FOR TEARS ASKED OF STATE TWO PRESENT STRUCTURES P'LANNED FOR 1,000 Inadequacy Caused by Rapid Increase in Number of Students During Last Decadie "Unless the appropriation -of $750,- 0...…
…Section THE WEATHER UNSETTLED TODAY VOL XXXIV. No. 54. TWELVE PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1923. TWELVE PAGES Section One PRICE, FIVE CENTS ,. i. YEARLINGS CLASHl WITHSOPHOMORES INGAMES TODAY, FRESHMEN WILL MEET AT UNION AT 9 O'CLOCK; SOPHOMORES AT GYMNASIUM CONTESTS ARE UNDER DIRECTION OF COUNCIL Obstacle Race, Cane Spree and Flag Rush Will Test Strength of t Classes Freshmen and sophomores will clash at 9:30 o'clock...…
…f ESTABLISHED 1890 OFF, '4,p tt tl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL XXXVI. No. 55 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS I Pill . -_ 9, NORTHESTRNERS HOLD INCENDIARY JUBILEE FOR TEAMI SET FIRE TO UNOCCUPIED FRA- TERNITY BUILDING AFTER MEETING FIGHT WITH FIREMEN Police Use Tear Bombs To Frustrate Attempts Of Merry Makers To Apply Torch To Old Stadium CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Northwestern ...…
…E.STABLISHED 1890 >? IiAiia -- N MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL, NO. 49. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUN~DAY NOVEMBER 24: l92.q TEN PAGES PRICE FIVTE CENTS -,. , . War I oJ9dmlkL TO D EASE Clemenceau, Premier, 'TIGR O FRNGE~For~uic~ooI UNION ANNOUNCES Two Blocked Kicks Sngnhlfl LSErnh1: 5 Classes Will Ballot Give Harvard 10-( LOE UhbU~ Tomorrow, Tuesday OTiLSFRSL VictoryOverY SuetCouncil, Will Supervise l ll iV T 68,000 Pack Harvard ...…
…r { Ills ESTABLISHED 1890 itPi4au ttl I i MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS !. ---- ---------- VOL. XXXVII. No. 50 NE1 OIL, MINING LAW IN MEXICAN" AFFAIR~t REQUIRES FOREIGNERS TO GIV] UP RIGHT TO PROTECTION BY OWN GOVERNMENT MAY BREAKRELATIONS New Statutes Will Go Into Effect Jan. 1; State Department Publishes Letters (By Assaociated Press) WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Smolder- ing disputes with Mexico over appli- cation of her new laws to American...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr AF t aitj MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS f Vol. XXXIX, No. 54. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1928 EIGHT PAGES RSIT PREP, RES ". + ',: . , .:> is i ,;. < io TT C Students To Rally For Big PepMeetingToday HARLAN, KOYKKA IN TKNT0MAKE SPEECHES DETROIT FEDERAL JUDGE REPRESENT ALUMNI ORGANIZATION TO WILL START GAMEIREPORT BRITISH ~ IKING IMPROVED (By Associated Irss) LONDON, Nov. 23.-The whole British nat...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 I dmmC- - Itan qlmmm.4 rASSOCIATED PRESS . . ......... . . ............ . VOL. XXXVIII, No. 57. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1927 EIGHT PAGES UNIVERSITY WILL PUT' FIFTH MICHIGAN NIGHT ON AIR THROUGH VJ SPECIAL WIRE TO DETROIT IS TO DISTRIBUTE HOUR 'PROGRAM REED REPLACES GOULD Geologist Forced To Appear In New York; Specialist Will Give_ Seond Talk Broadcasting of the fifth Michigan Night radio progra...…
…THE WEATHER FALLINC TEMPERATURE TODAY Y tr at l 'FIGHTS TE naD LI EAM; I DUUN THE GOPHERS I-- - Vol. XXXIII. No. 53. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS pns _ , - -- ..._ BUTLER NAMED TO FILL VACANCY, ON SUPREME BENCH IIARI)ING SELECTS DEMOCRAT TO SUCCEEI) JUSTICE DAY, RESIGNED HAS PRACTICED LAW IN. $TP AUL S IN C E .1894 11ws Frequently Appeared in Court Arguing Many Imporiant Cases (By Associ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSD 40 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER O THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during te Univer- sity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news digpatches credited to it.or not otherwise credited in this paper and te local news published therein. Entered at ,the postoffice at...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY l D£aP~au~ ti11j OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- y year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise edited in this paper 4md the local news published therein. ntered at the postoffice at A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SM ALUMI VOICE HOPE OF SAME WITH NAVY University Clul) of Detrot- Sends RIesolutions to D~enby and Yost I Building For Michigan Schoo ORGANIZATION PLANS FOOT- BAL4 "4BUST OFT",'DXEEMBER8 Dtfroit, Mich., Nov. 23-The Uni- vers'ty of Michigan club of Detroit wich took. the, initiative! in arranging= the Marine Corms game of this fall weit on record today in advocating a g,,,ne between Michiganr and Annap-, olils Naval acade...…
…T. AL...d £YAA ..1 IiV t 1 iL' tYilt...i-li' a. ww L%-Xt-I N LA#1AA..J TT- 1~~rr-TwAM ~AT V ___TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1925 OFF TO 0 P RI SO0N I EXAs FOR OFFICERS T CIUE ST RAYxamntioit for appointen~t of fc d t of er an no -o is i ndofficers w ill be held at 9 o'clock Sat-I urday at the R. 0. T. C. headquarters. The examination will cover the train- ing of soldiers of the school of squad, j school of platoon, and the school of{ company.l...…
…PACE TWO - pr OiIHE MICHTGAN DATEY SUILIDAY', NOVEMBER 24, N, ) PAE WO~TE ICIGN A_. IYA. OVM.._24_12 MICHIGAN, IOWA CONCLUDE SEASON N I lhIfl~ Invitations-F. R. Wiklar, ESPECIALLY warm attractive IN HARD-FOUGHT, SCORELESS TILT' R orM IR Storms. Steam heat, also garage. Dial -Cn-u--rmPg-1.-pacdtebllo E LE TO Sp~ Picture-V. D. Tan Cate c&air- 8544. 422 E. Washington. 3456 (CniudFo ae1 downs whcIlcdte alo a man; George Dixon and J. Wise'.- --...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY AVE'DNESDAY, NOVEMBl,"IZ 21, 1112(; PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WNDNESI)A Y, NOVEMBER 21. i~)2I; Natural, Psychological Laws Are Cited As Fundamental Causes Behind Politics' That government is not a matter of as the law of natural determinism, human discretion, but is fundamental-' which holds that the, government and ly directed by natural and psychol- politics of a country are influlenced ogical laws was stro...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1928 PROMINENT A |||NU SLOSSON ADVISES CAREFUL STUDY B PICTURE |DISLA OF CURRENT EVENTS BY STUDENTS M [AKE Emphasizing the importance of It will comprise x p)rincip'U knowledge of current affairs, Prof divisions: a series of s3o" ques- Preston W. Slosson of the history tions, requiring idenii ation of deprtentexlanedinan ntr-persons, places, and events: ,,d a' deparment expinedinninter-number of ...…
…THET MTCHTGIAN FlATLY THURSDY". NOFM'APR: 4d'9 . 142 PRESDENIALTIMBER VISITORS AT NORTHWEST ERN-I OWA GAME BAXTER'S__TESTIMONY1 6 +a s reitv, Pro, ( I . cr Re eerin ' 04i Ileo ricoi Of Europeaj r .}... Black 4.. frr J .. + A AA aria.- I 7 Vn-LI f /,(-'A. 1- 1 1 1T1 i. thAtV N VWIYWT I'Mt A 1097 I GERMAN PROFESSOR WILL LECTURE ' !ON BEGINNINGS OF ARABIAN NIGHTS--" Dr. Enno Littman, professor of students to Syria. From this tr'ip he {Semiti...…
…11 .0 & -.... . G,._ ate..., Statesman In Word IBattle With U S. Senators I All Play ers and Coachies Go To :yin- neapolls For, Battle Sat,, I urdny WVOIVEEINE 'WARRIORS ('ARRY "JUG." Th(WHY jyrINO CO.MBA'.1' SPANISH CLUB MEETS At the weekly meeting of Lia Socle- dad H-ispanica held last evening ~ni University hail, Norman L. Willey, of the Spanish department, who spent the past summer ;n Mexico, gave an account if his experience in tha...…
….24 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T Toques Worn Since Innovation In 1907 Since 1907 the present class toques have been worn. At that time .the Student council made several changes in the style toques worn but since then no changes have been made. At that time a rush order was sent to the factory and with the toques came impassioned mesages for the wearers written by the girls who worked in the factory. The yarn caps of the sophomores, juniors,...…
…I1I VH.. UA.I J UTAI L.e A ... . I « . ,. . .. - , .. .. ., . Y .,, .e ,i . + ' , [ , . ,=.4 '' y [::/ n v. 'c _ .1 I I CONFERENCETEAMS EVENLY MATCHED Big Ten ,Standing No Criterion Judgment In Many Cases; Michigan Ranks Well for WOLVERINES SUPERIORS OF IOWA AND IND. BY COMPARISON CONFERENCE STANDING the better percentage. Northwestern follows close behind with Minnesota a bad ninth., However, the evenly matched quality of Conferenc...…
…'THE MICHIGAN DAILY AlptI Will FIILLflW STUENAUMULTY M Elect HerJurdge ~I yBIig 3Maj orit WLL PRESEINT HOCKEY U 11 AFT. ER BASKETBALL CGAME OIN TUESD)AY Basketball for women will begin with a game at 5 o'clock on Tuesday No. 27, between students and faculty Following the match there will he a baixquet in the 'basement. of. Barboulr gyjanaslum, which all women are cor- dialy lpvltcd to attend.- At 'this time they hockey awards will be made, ...…
…)Y TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24.Y1925 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRM Ii- Mount Etna Fuming With Rage Againj "Among the important early doc-l using the material furnished by the:}=IIIItIIIIIJIIII!IIIIII~iIIIlIIIIIl;~1 iJr gKK![4'li9 I ,. uments is the letter written by Colum- library. Using the Shelburne papers bson his return to Spain from his as a basis, Prof. Arthmur Lyon Cross E rg C ik n an cy ;.e~ frtvoyage in 1493." There is also also of t...…
… THR MTr Rlr.A N 1fU v FAUIR TIRR'"'. SUNDA---,-"N1OVYMG V1 I !241,Al21J1V L [y V P 1-: LT X 4 * 1-4 VI PLAY BY PLA Y ACCOUNT OF MICHIGAN-lOWA GAME HAKEYSOTAI HWKI[ UG OLVERINE ELEVENi Statistics of Contest Give Wide Margin to Visitors in Closen t ilt. SIMRALL LEADS PUNTERS F First Downs,. Michigan by rushing, passing, 2; by penalty, 1. 8. 5> by Total GRIDDERS WHO PLAYED LAST GAME YESTERDAY y * water, likewise did the referee. ...…
…W1III)DNSOAY, -mVm-jA1"IZR, 192Ui;'( THE :MICHIGAN DAILY PAGIC MI ?AGF~ THREU 'Vicinitty '1l ( '! C.l :'(] cy i 1h l _ ' 'undler "Ili slie o h business condo lions , daangmi prolblemns. itwston i tslv October, 1926, Wert, 2.iPer ent arg, than in ctl e, 92,4b e falslt the n11i t~i 5 (zine mot s n ,ng tohcr t>1, 92,re98per cet age l ninl the' cOrrCtS])Oiilg jtI'.erid ol lasycear. T1ho meet i igxa h is iasre researchi, wLh a rgnzdabout. a y...…
…SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1928 THE MICHIGAN D A I L Y PAGE THREI STATE ELIECTION CODE MAY UNDERGO CHANGE' Election Committee Plans Reforms In Primary And Selection Of Delegates May Be Secretary Fifteen Students Are Tau Beta Pi Initiat# IS LOAN ID TO I XHIBIT Tau Beta Pi, honorary enginee 3 ing scholastic fraternity announc Stheinitiation of the followi Anthropology Department MuseumI men: P. H. Farrar, John Hess To Send Rare Native Vessels A....…
…URSDAY, NVkMPER 24, 1927 THE IVITCHIGAN DAILY RAaR TRRM THE MICHIGAN BAIT Y - a*~ ...d * aa*,A..A~ J;Pemvmj L.LXINMAAU 134 South AfricanExpeditistProrising ttrtiss Predicts Navali 11111 Statioi BEGAJ EXPEDITIONting ( waiilheg foul o a ba e '(U to te discovery objects when seen through mal tel- Will Bring Advances T Pp'c( cl ao a t oo ,0m11darm. Ano- o m. I ii -in n .'ia 011 111( Iof (10ul e or mutlLi- escopes, are revealed as twin pairs...…
…N DAIL Y DOLTS , 'TflTT' N POSTPONE CLASSES TO BE1 GIVENBY ,' Y'~ N TAPPNAN SCHOOL The Women's league party on Dec.I University classes which are reg- 1 wil~l be the scene of a veritable toy- ularly heAd in the old Tappa.n school shop, when the Y, W. C. A. gives its oan East University avenue have been cxibition of (1ol1., discontinued until Monday, due to ex This exhibition w 1; :arish an op- tensive repairs and alterations which portunzity ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ki _ GLEE AND MANDOLIN CLUB WORKING --E NOW ON FIRST APPEARANCE PROGRAM ' Intensive practice for the fall con- The work of the club this year is O ) cert, next Tuesday, was started yes- especially hopeful, according to Frank MANN terday by the Varsity Glee and Mando- Thomas, director of the singing, and rlin club. With the coming of the C E. Futch, '23M, president of the week end daily practices will be held organization....…
… in rI nIlI IIILUIILnl ANN ARBOR FOOD PRICES OSPECTS FAVOR SLIGHT DROP IN CERTAIN COM- ' MODITIES Prospects of a 10 -to 15 per cent op in prices on canned goods of all nds, perishables, and sugar sold to tn Arbor fraternities and boarding ruses have received a, decided im-= tus from the entrance into the local arket of a large wholesale concern,: e Gleaners Clearing House associa- n, through the agency of / the ewellyn company, a corporation o...…
…THE.-MTC IICAN DAILY .,.. : _ , Tr L.4 ~ ~ f~evident to the leaders of this attitude I~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~J that the public is not to be disregard- IA Wn e e e to fP ftred, have they shown signs of doing CA PS"OPINION A Wn e ee to fP OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF TILE the thing which is for the best interest; Engraved Christm 'as CE IJMVRSIY O ~ICIIGAN of America as a nation instead of for,"THE DAY OF THE UNIeVpoSitYcalorganization.GAME DAWNED A POOR ATT...…
…4 1Ac1 r1-rocT THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'AtTESDAY. XOVPVlRRR. 24- 1.4M TI-IFMTCI-TCAMy mil lC*~Sv J4~lt±SSrJSA 4'±,I ZILO. 3 article was a little weak on his facts, especially as regards the council's dis- ciplinary powers. He evidently does Publshed every morning except Monday not know that the only cases of stu- duringr the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications, dent discipline that are referred to the - council ar...…
…1AGE OUR - nalistic duty. ~II4 *I~~I ~~I4~1 The cure for this vicious situa- Published every morning except Monday tion is not yet clear. The eyes of +during the University year by the Board initecutyaeattepeettm Control of Student Pt blcations. the country are at the present time Member of Western Conference Editorial I focused on our college towns, and it Association. is not unnatural that news from The Associated Press is exclusively entitl...…
…PAGE FC1TM THE MICHIGAN DAILYW X1,72 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 Pess 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 at Ann Arbor, Mich...…
…PAGE FOUR' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1928 Published every morning except Monday uring the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Confrence Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- taled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise1 credited in this paper and the local news pub-' lished herein. Entered at the pristotli...…
…rw PAGE FOUR THE VITCHTGAN DATLY I" I 4TZ T T I T T TZ S' T). k Y, 17 1!,' 1 0 7 -24. 191 M TH..E..M..C..IGAN.. ..A..LY. .. ..T.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. -. .. .. .. .. . .\ I l ...s. I t _. t, l f .an .. i Published every iorning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student- Publications. I Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. V The Associated Press is exclusively en- ttiled to the use fo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY__ team, which for the past three years has acquired an enviablereputation } w t.,L in games with surrounding profes-6L sional and amateur squads, without a R rink in which to practice or hold its GTYLI IC matches. Last year for want of adbet- OT UO L PIET ter place the team utilized Weinberg's Coliseum for this purpose, but even WE WENT over and stood on the this source is no longer available as n a EDITORIAL COMMENT CLA ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ .. ., .. . .. . , ..: U BOXING C0LU TO MIT NEW4MEN NEXT WEEK MEDALION PRIZES TO BE GIVEN TO WINNERS IN COMING TOURNEY Next week will see several new members taken into the Boxing club. Coach Sullivan has been looking over the boxing ability of aspirants and several men are up to the standard there. Just who these members are will be decided at meeting /to be held in the near future. Prizes for winners of the differen...…
…~UjI lINU URMILI ItIU MOST BY1453 STUDENTS POLITICAL SCIENCE INSTRUCT- ORS MAKE INVESTI- GATION Six and one-half hours each week on an average are speit by 453 stu- dents of the University in reading current newspapers and magazines. The above report has ben ascertained by political science instructors who Shave secured statements from their r clses. - Two hours is spent by students in reading the Saturday Evening Post and a little more than a...…
…24, THE, I HMAN DAILY 24, THE MICHIGAN DAILY A EX-MAYOR MAHXOFr DETROIT ISDED Long Illness Fatal to Former, Execiu.I tive; Was a Native of Petroit HELl) OFFICE FOR THREE TIMES IN .YEARtS 1912-118 Detroit, Nov. 23.-Oscar 1B. Marx,! for three times mayor of Detroit be- tween the years 1912 and 1918, diedj hero today following an illness of) several month's.' His death was has-1 tened by the shock of the death ofj his mother a few weeks ago....…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FTVR t P1 BIT PHi WINS ATICLESCONTEST Four Houses Gain Honorable Men- Lion; Woofie Dogs Show Dis- tinction :n Close Race STRESS WORKMANSHIP Pi Beta Phi sorority was awarded first prize in the articles contest of the Women's league and Interchurch bazaarw for the workmanship demon- strated in the wooile dogs which they have contributed, for punctuality in turning them in, 100 per cent contri...…
…T.HF M-f'lviCH IG ~A N F) M L-Y s .I P1A s , V 7 't4Y'f A'tr% A V 1 TntsYt ri A !"fT1Yf n A 4 "ft i ~i UiTAt)Y* NOWYW BER 24~ , 1929 A S I AA 1 ]1S 1MVA ]A- ~ - - - -~ w _ I VAN m Q S' I .; FOOTBALL FESTIVITIES ARE CLOSED MORGAN TRIO TO CHURCHES TO H9 ITHIS WEEKEND FOR YEAR 'OF 1929 B LDs IHUI'JJ PRESENT CONCERT NOTICES Buffetsuppers after football games Malone, '32, of Beriian. IL . IOf par ticular interest to women A meeting of t...…
…wi1J A ; ; 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY * A E ES ft -- - - - PAGE FrV 'ILL HUNUR FOREIGN STUDENTS AT DINNER League Fund Grows 'ThroughAlumnae Michigan women in Royal Oak have recently organized into an alumnae. NOTICES Fa'culty )ciMmihers And Wives Plan :i group and have taken out a pledge of .'clockl Thanktgiving Dinner $1,000 to vard th . new Womens )n Union Ball voom league building. The Grand Rapids! -~-~alumni association sent in a pledge NE...…
…SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE PAGE FIVE ' S C...A.4 MLV'A v m I"A * -_ Y 1 r I /Lr i / l f L Z fi fA r C y1 2 4 r t f t I x 1 t t r i Fnz REPORT FELLOWSHIPS Miss Hassinger Says Michigan Sports WOMAN ARE ASKED TO Dramatic Sorority BOARD OF GOVERNORSFlon AVAILABLEJO_ WM EN "In spite of the fact that we the sports that you have here, bas- SIGN OUT CAREFULLY At a recent meeting of Sigma HOLDS FRT EMakin hav...…
…ThURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ? -iw' PAGE FIVE AdM6 n C AIL MAEN SORORITIESHOLD Length Of Sleeves Criterion Of Style In Japan Is Opinion Of Otsuka Sisters ATIITI[ I L L B[OPINK LEMONADE HAS BEEN CIRCUS TRAITONFOR OVER SEVENTY YEARS BHEAKIAM-I IIUNIUH I i a i 1):nvig Xill BeC(hijef Diversioii I:Nry rn ihg IParties A fter P~alhelleiiie. Ball At F ! f WILL VARY DECORATIONS Ater the Pan-hellenic ball, which will be gi...…
…TO MAKE GARDEN D09010EX-SERVICEMEN nov.lcomeWisconsin d sTeam ENGINERINGTO Wadison, Nov. 23.-Wisconsin stu- 0 F N. S. COURTU MUST FILE CLA [IMS dents upheld Wisconsin tradition and spirit Sunday when the football team Small Green House for Cultivation of BEtGIVEN AIT IEHIDec. 16 Declared Last Date; NO returned from Michigan. The train Plants to be Addedi Claim's Accepted Later was scheduled to arrive at 9:30 o'clock Sunday morning. No team arr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY oss Country Squad Loses Veterans Fut Retains Powerful Team Nucleus, Although Coach Steve Farrell loses four of the six men who ran in the Conference run last Saturday, the prospects for a splendid bunch of har- riers next fall appear to be unusually bright. Captain Penberthy, Chute, Whittemore. and Standish have run their last grind for the Maize and Blue, leaving only Bowen and Arndt as a nucleus for the distance team ...…
…vLL'.IL.n1 s 'I L~tA .... a v is From The, Other Colleges MINNESOTA SETS6GOAU FOR 1920 HOMECOMINGSi Texas-Only one in forty of the1 freshman class at the University of, Texas was found to be physically de- fective. This percentage was declar- ed to be low. Ohio-Students of Ohio State went3 on record as being opposed to betting on college games., Harvard- Harvard will not en'ter' the newly formed Intercollegiate Box- ing association. The...…
…114E MICHIGAN DAILY U, - "" rAommi w-- W i it i'l r. " "' w.. U!! ., ; , _ :.:, i N P '" 17 jjjl:$ j ilk ,,e,,. ,,,, - i . i.±r. Yr? ::. ...... .. .. ..: y _ _. t... Adft III z; . > - , ' : t IE ,, ,; 'a , -;, :,., WIT LE ULASH T ua, f (Continued from Page One) come to Ann Arbor this morning in Next to Muirhead will be "Butch'" time for lunch. Slaughter. Slaughter is the only vet. Coaches Yost and Little kept the ...…
…?AGID SYN k; THE MICHICIAN DAIT'Y TUTT h -)A V. T ' fl 'L 1,I S. Si- O ~VFMJ,,Lt. 04_ 1 99k-3~ T.. ... .I IF TC I A lA TV-.a.4a al..Y1. V2']3S4 V.II *L-S.sa.L S a1 j J-:l~ 1xiZ, lvv r' C 1r1LS.LiIt G t, 1 Ga x, s,.., UU= _ J t 1 , row i ----. .. "+, . ... ' I mm I bmililid" . -- , - , , , llmlp ,,. .. AF- r Y OST GIE AT ANNUL FOOTBAiL LBANQET Largest Number Of Grid Letters Int History Of Sport At Michigan; Former Record Was ...…
…rPACIrIm TIHE, MICHIGAN DAILY ~TJ.TDYNuV7TMDFR,,24. i; 2, ....... . .. .... DALY FFICIAL B ULLETINHI Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- ^nt until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday' VO.XL. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER~ 24, 1929 No. 49 NOTICES T1o All Who Use Camipus Telephon'es: Do Not use raculty Directory when looking for Telephone number. Use Campus Telep...…
