… ESTABLISHED 1890 fri an 4:D at1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 24 STUDENTS WILL HEAR NEWTON MAKE THIRD CONVOCATION SPEECH HAS SERVED AS MINISTER TO SEVERAL DIFFERENT DENOMINATIONS 'AS WRITTEN 17 BOOKS Fred Glover, Senior Representative In Student Council, To Preside At Sunday Services Dr. Joseph Fort Newton, intcrna- tionally known clergyman, will give tho address at the third student con- vocation of the year at 11 o'clock thi...…
…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...…
…I ESTABLISHED 1890 Y 4w t u 4kv atl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS XXXVI. No. 93 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS C111 H ASEWILL FRI POSTINVAAED BY PU.PHILLIPS AT PRESENT HEAD OF HISTORY DEPARTMENT AT NORTHERN STATE NORXAL SCHOOL GRADUATED IN 1910l Specialized Il History Of Northwest; Has Written Several Books Of Michigan History History of the state of Michigan, considering especially t...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 it1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. XXXVI. No. 107 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1926 ANNUAL CLINICAL 'MEETING TO HER LITTLE AND CABOT MEDICAL BODY, CONVENING DETROIT, TO HOLD ANN ARBOR SESSION IN USE SPECIAL TRAIN President And Dean Will Address 1rM Physicians At Union Friday Afternoon President Clarence Cook Little and Dean Hugh -Cabot of the Medical school, will a...…
… ESTABLISHED .1890 sir ivan att MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS , I VOL. XXXVI. No. 131 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCEl 24, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS FACULTY TO STUDY' NEW ENGINEERINSi ADMlISSION PLANS DISCUSSION WILL CENTER, VARIIOUS METHODS OF SELECTION ON HOAD TO REPORT Consideration k xpected To Follow Mims Suggested By President} To "1unina:ze Education" Problems relating to the selection and admission ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Or- 14P 4br Ad\ m m - Ar att MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 150 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS GIFT OF LAW CLUB PRAISED B AE ON FOUNDER.'S DAY DEAN CHARACTERIZES 1DONATION AS AID TO DEVELOPMENT OF LEI1dAL RESEARCH, ROSENBERRY TALKS Explains Grovth Of Arbitration In Commiercial Disputes; Lads Recent Graduates "Nothing equal to it in the history of...…
…ESTABLISHED 19 P # ttmmrr s f r A :4 IaitIk ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND1 NIGHAT 1 I SERVICE VOL. XVII. No. 6 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1926 PRICE FIVE CgNTS EDUiCATION SCHOOlL HISTORY I1EN BY n~uir A I fAnnrii Bach, Schumann, Wagner, In First Summer Organ Recital By W. C.L. Palmer Christian, University or-' R "ganist, opened his summer series of organ recitals last night in Hill audi- PROFESSOR POINTS OUT THAT torium ...…
…P i umwtr ESTABLISHED v1922 0frr Dai41lj ASSOCIATED PRESS HAY AND f NIHT WIRE S8ERVICE 'U-AT. V XT T T ATr. 4A VOL. XAV I.L No. 30 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1926 PRICE rIVR CENTS LU1MOSEN STRESSES LOCAL GOVERMEN ADMINISTRATION EXPLAINED IN CONCLUINGP TALK OF HEALTH SERIES .CITES FOUR UNITS The Famly, Then The Couty, State And !ational (Government MuIist Cooperate Stressing the local government as the most important fa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 4924 . FNLFUESIO Another "B. M. 0. C."L 6AININ NROLM[J~ i- rgest Mobs on Campus Registrar's Final Report Shows 17S8 More Students Attending WVhcre? Thani Last Year3 MANY AREFROM EAST .- at- Twelve thousand eight hundred and jT sIfTT L seventy-six is the toal number of stu- 'lSH P AYH US dents enrolled in all colleges ani1a 1J.k )2 schools of the University, according to' r'0 °''.J ,/."°,0.' J"'!..~"~/...…
…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...…
… PAO1R °TWO ~ 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUTARY 24, 192C) - ~ ~ ~ .a~a..%.na.a...a.a.an.a...,.-.-... ,. ,:. t d ~SUNDAY,.JANUARY24-PRESENTING N GRGEOUS AND REGAL MANNER ' .,-r,,,.r. -Ia INA LL AM USEMVENVTHIS TORY WITHO UT EQU ,. LA. Against A B-acg'n ofGilded R r ;;t :. t i F ~X 9 i '. ' i , 1 // l' s , : t; [E %. ' ,z. j' 5 ..*AY ,. £ { f 'J1 ! S : i (' .q 4 f ' '' . . . . .v -..xt.l (y w a. , , is " 'r ". : M t r 1 / a^...…
…WoJ THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, TI-IF MTCI-ITCAN DAB N O R GANIZE FOUL TO EAT WORL Europe aii Adieutfirers Are Exected To ffer Compeition Tro Arctic -Invaders H1AVE 'PRIVATE BACKING By Jo n T. Lewing. Jr. WASH.INGTON, 'Feb. 2.- With at least 'four expeditions preparing in the Vnited States for aerial assaults on' the unconquered Arctic, and three or four others being organized by advent- urous European spirits, it looks lik...…
…FAClE TWOWENSA.MRh2,12 TI-IF MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESD.\ 7.: i A RCTT 24, 19216 - . S[[E1IMPRO'VEME[NT Itichigan Chemistry Instructor Think-s Long' Research W~ill Bring Better Lighting Methods DESCRIBES,'COLD LIGHT' Drastic improvements in present day artificial illumination can be ex- pected in the future as a resuit of ex- periments on' "cold light" which mark years of research spent by Prof. E' Newton Harvey of Princeton univer- sity, is ...…
…4 WAGE? TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 2v.!I123 u F } Great Novel, of. the for Money ! ButI Woman Can ! Noly Shiowing Sir Philip Gilbbs' Woman Who Gambled Like a Man-- for Love-She Gambled as Only a Y' { . .. . r " , , . .. ... _. ti+ BEN LYON Lois Moran Belle Bennett J1amies Kirkwoo~d Ch1arlie Murray and1( Lowell Shiermiain Stage SERVENY TWINS Melody and Their Jazz Pirates in Son m Af '1ornw ell1., Coal -Coke Scranton, Poc...…
… PAQE,.TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1926 .:.: e uummcer OFi+6AL NEWSPAPER OF THR UNIVERSITY, OP MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION -11tbli-shed- every mornisng exre;,t Nlonc luring the University Summter Session .the board in Control- of Student Publi Lto~ns. The _ sgociated. Press iy_ exclusively ~ttli'tto the use for republication of all tie dispatches credited to it or not othe,w ;,fedited'in this paper and thie local news p 'K...…
…PAGE WV§5 Tr"HE SUMMER M CGIAN DAIT -V SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1926 _. ...._-. + a au rwvar " auxa a11x ti..a 1 Y1-111 LPI.L f """ I 14' umue r 1going to tae a "fop"_ winch w oult f f Nf tllan somleonle wll bi o )lose OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE alrleadly beentouret"'or lipe formal uponi- I vUNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION Puxbished ev ery nmornixig except li ondav during the University Summer Se'sion by1 the 13o ~xd in Control of Stude...…
…/ SL:Z,\IA Y, QTORER 24,, 1926 THE MICHIGAN -DAILY :PAGE T R B aTaFa MI1C;;ia'l;aM f L:~1A a 1 <Al.1'] d 1lAiL EXPLORER TO LECTURE' ONI 'AMERICKIS EGYPT~ Spea -r Ras in hied Fame Both As j Explorer Anid Author; Wrote I Recent iNovel ':SLIDES TOILLUSTRATE j Gregory Mao', writer and explor- er, Will deliver the second lecture on the Oratorical association series Tues- day M ight, Nov. 2, in Hill auditorium. Mr. llfason's subject will be "T...…
…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...…
…6 SJNflDA Y, JANUARY 24, 1926 IPT .1 1L4 i I-A1Tr AX.T 1n AT.1 V4 " & "" WTT""Th - - - aatr t~ 1l~/rirLi-A'M r\ATTV1L AGEnm .rtl De mocrats Choo1 New York Lon witllAl smith thrc ilening to retire to privateo life, andl apparently mean- ing it, and the IDemocraits raced with the po,;sill e loss of the Enipire State as a resul~t, the election, of a new Democratic state committee chairman in New York has more than u~sual Importonce. The man...…
…WEDNESDAY,; FEBRU7ARY 24, 1926 GN ERALASKS FOR Second .op Area Commiiander Quotes Piershinig As Saying Late War Was Preventable DEPLORES[IPACIFISTS 'Y HF. .MTC'"Tr.AN T')ATT.Y PACT: TRRrr, 11 1E Vl~l ..-k a tSJ1± J lA...41 A. * r.t*xx AAm More Honors For "Roosevelt" Hero IVarsity Band First Organized In 1897 According To Alumnus 4 Stating that preparedness is an ,econom~ically sound policy for the 'coupry, Maj. Gen. Charles P. Sum- 1ne...…
…I WEIDNESDA\Y, IMIAI 124 12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRIM EKPECT LARGEINCOME Pruus ed League Of Natiano . TA RETURNS FOR MNTH IProD1ni le Inerease To Exaeeed Or-igInaUy E stimate of $0(t40 (By Associated Press) W~ASHINGTON, March 23.-Income' tax, collections for this month, thne : ,.... <: first under the new revenue law, are11, expected by treasury officials to ex- ceed1 by 20 million dlollars, the ori,- final estimate of Secretary Melo...…
…I'.- - . - - - - - . SATrRDoAY, APRIL 2, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY. __________________ PAGE TRM REGENTS .APRV DENTAL & HANGES Additional Year Of Literary SItudy To Be Necessary. For Admiission To College WILL IMPROVE WORK ~Addition, of an extra year of liter- ary work as pre-requisite top the dent- al course will make for a better intel- lectual foundation 'and hence better, dental specialists, stated Dean Marcus L. Ward of the College of Den...…
…THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1926 '28; Ray W. Nygren, '28;Herbert Obedin, '27; Roger A. Pack, '29; Charles E. Palmer, '29; William B. TAA Y I Palmer, '29. Sherwood R. Russell, '27; Reuben Segell, '29; Rodney V. Shankland, '28; Walter E. Simmons, '27; Ivan H. Sims, Literary College Has 44 With All-A '26; Charlotte Stephens, '27; Willis E. Topper, '27; Abraham M. Torgow, '27;3 leor A EgIS neering Dorothy L. Tyler, '26; Stella Wellman, (ollege IS '29; Alex...…
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…} PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24,,,1926 is U 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 PAs is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatchies ,credited to it or not otherwise cedited in this papertand the local newspub- lished tberoin. Entered at the posto...…
…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...…
…,:. phAOE For THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 132G Published every morning except Mnday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western. Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusivelynen- Aill1 d to the use for republication of all news disjfatches oredited to it or not otherwise credited inethis paper and the local news pub- fishied therein. 'Entered at tke post...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1926 Publshed every morning except Monday duiri 1 he Unixeisity year by the Board in 1'unt -1 of Student Publications. Alendiers of Western Conference Editoial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titlcd 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. E-tcred at the postoffi...…
…PAGE FOURa 1"144 MT(-HTC..&N DATT V tv r. nMr4..qT)AV 'MADrT-T 9A Iftq& 111L. 1V11rT lTlhaNT fVLLT V ''TM1'hA t ?f AT)IT J 4nL, iL11VLirTL1AYx lYlAICUM u'4, 1.1..;G I 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...…
…eir t' o y .1lan. that won't rean the tities out oa,. - AGE FO-tJR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1.26 Published every morning except Mornay during the University year by the Boat in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conerence Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise hredited in this paper and the l...…
…PAGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1926 DAILY, OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the I3ulletin is constructive notice to all mnembers of the University. Copy received at the office of the Summer Session until 3:30 p. M. 11:30 a. n. Saturday). Volume Vi THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1926 Number J Niagara, Falls Excursion: The annual excursion to Niagara Falls will leave Ann Arbor, Friday afternoon, July 9, and return Monday morning, J...…
…PACE Vo~uf THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SATUIRDAY, J'ULY 24, 1026 . . _-_ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to allnimcso the University. Copy received at the office of thy: Sup nut-, Isio until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. in. Saturday). Volume TI SATV1IDAY, JUILY 24, 1926 \ 111 iihr 210j Women's Educational Club: The Women's Educati ;ual Club will meet Monday evening at 7:1-- at 836 Tappan. A musical progra...…
…? .SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY l I ................. IRecoxnition Service h 11 1 a t 'I 1: t t. 4 4 t 4 P 4 B it u .;a; 4 l4 i is 1 f r 3 1 1 1 ;, I c TO DORMITOfIS TIE WRecognition Service 0-0INHOC[YCAE IWil elcome New MembersTo Y. W. 'Betsy Barbour Defeats Alpha Xi Delta As the final association meeting of By Score of 4-0; Zone 15 the month, the Y. W. C. A. will hold a Wins by Forfeit recognition service from 4 unt...…
…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...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 24 1926 TH4E MICHIGAN DAILY ftR r Meg ~FIVI DUCATION SYSTEM DOCTORS REPORTl FA VORS FRESHMAN PA RTICIPA TION p IN EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIESj "s W*A 1 Miss Ifanilton Sees Disappointments For The Woman Who Is Barred From Activities During First Year In College; Fa-ors Revision Of Senate Committee Ruling Becat tives o Iveld ye CLOSING HOUR RULESIl use the board of representa- f the Women's league meeting sterday morninz e...…
…WEDNESDAY, PEBRUARY 24, 1926 THE" I a i1LtlT L.AZZ1 PA02 FIVE TMF MICT I OIAN DAT N PAGZ FIVE r yc ,a, -S A f in. "T t 1R i ,1 J , h ' t r. . 1^ b I7,r P ! i l ' , : 7 T,,7lp ,w p ' t ir'.%v -,dif; i ! f J ,.i e . Ss"t ' _. rr :.y ".'.t" L 6 1+" a a aryti Jig,,.; .t + a e d' " /is '1r< t s " + 1 'vY k x .;r d r { '" 8i ......,,. .. ,. .a... ,,. . .,, PREAppoint Phyical Education lwmn ci STPractise Worn iHI! 4 1 Schod . h ub by gi-ing...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1926 l THE MICHIGTTAN fDAILY ~..~ Ut b SENIORS GATHER 1' ATANNUAL SHPPER ' ore Than 460 Fourth Yearoomen i Doen Caps.And Gowins For ATTEND 'BECKY BEHAVE' t Appearing for the first time in pub- lic in caps and gowns, about 460 sen- ior women.-attended the annual Sen- ior supper at the Union last night pre- ceding the initial presentation of "Becky Behave," the 22nd annual Jun- ior Girls' play. The corners of the Union ...…
…f I :.. K sATtLIttA'Y, P'TL M4, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY **VZAV7Affiff: ®A MOTHERS TO MEET LWall~trsn ill Be Pesented ~~PIITV tRE~lFD~By Comedy Club SUMMER BRIDGE PARTIES ' ITl AW I FA9IIF 11111n TUESDAY SET AS DATE ro FR HiNuNiF rNMIw~r At the last meeting of the associa- tion, a revision of the constitution was effected. The proposed extra-curricu- lar chart of activities was voted down on the grounds that it would foster IHJIUL II...…
…PAGE SIX THE.,MCHIGCAN. DAILY SUNDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1926 ,., o, -room ...,, .. __ \ t l __ . I UIIEIIKIII~ I .,... , l k ? - ZUPPK1IER, 13 TOO 0 (Continued Fromn Page One.) FIIRST QJARTER , Captain Friedman of Michigan and Captain Kasse+- f Illinois met in the centr of thei feld with Walter Ecker- sall, the refpree to determine which . goal the teams would defend. Rtassel w011° the toss and elected to "defend th'e st goal Gllbert ...…
…SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNEsDA NOVMBER 24 192U "" " ll. .'" .WII r+r . w"" ...........,,.,.... ...... , .....,. . ,- W v,. ...... " "'' ....,. ,. 1 * ,,rl" _._..___ :.. t WOLVERINES RECEIVE 'LLOYD TO PLAY ATIONAL CHAMPION o c.AGAINST CADE TS CHAMIONSHIP TROPHY Jleisrnnnn Award Granted On Ss3tejii ,Of Prof. 1)iekiinsoi Given To Miclilgaw , NORTHWESTERN SECOND I i A creD TOe BEn rDEIDEDuSu I _ T 1 Annual All Campus Wrestling...…
…PAGE SILL THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 1926 Swimming Team Defeats Chicago; Pucksters Win From w: r - . ..- a. ... . .. ..5' .. rm .. mAINNS NAgTAgTORS Fellinger With First Place In Fancy Dive Is Only Maroon To 'Wi An Individual Event ;F'. DARNALL IS STAR Displaying excellent form in evefyI event, Coach Matt Mann's Varsityj swimming team easily defeated Chi- cago, 55-14, in a dual meet held last night at the Union pool. Mich...…
… PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEI)NEDA , FEIRUARY 24, 1926 - .. _ Try _. r __,_ ,z r ..._ L --. 'i 1 - __ _ -.._ _ , ,.,-a ., s,,,4.-. .-.... d ,... -s+ r , .. e.,_, - _,z,., .,,,,, - -wommvmft _ ..:.._ _ 4. DRILL COURT TEAM FOR 1IL IlI GA Suckers, Leading Conference With Six Victories And Two Defeats, Have Hard Going Ahead MICHIGAN HAS CHANGE By Jacques O'Grady Coach Mather will finish polishing up his new pasketball combination ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESA.)Y, MAICI 24, J12G. P0 , ., . V _,-- r , . y .,t'.; f- CAS Arm FUR CORNELL TRAP WNII2BLI IANKMEIHUWkCYe Freshni Nevers To Appear In .New Role As Member Of St. Louis Browns | |.|| |1w awkye Freshen 'WIIUIIg " " ' Ten Telegra I A . i I Iowa yearlings captured the Confer- Samson, Dunnakin, Benteni, Watson, IiI Finar State Eveni :'i'o Be Held Saturday MICHIGAN HAS 56 POINTS: Michigan will be repres...…
…-111 I 'll If. I =' I i' !' ' I, AGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIJ. 24, 1t6 f I'II mn s ra*i'F"ra ri , .. .---- rr/' 1L _ . .rs wra . w. ws rr n'*! .. / _.. ;: t. lob- -m% am _.. .._ REGORDS FALL IN PRElIMINARIES AT DRAKE AND PE NNPELAY MEETS (By Associated Press) (By Associated Press) PHILADE~LPHlIA, April 23. - Ten DE+S MOINES, April 23.-A down- record performances, including one pour of rain drove spectators t...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN I W.0 wwwme++. SCORE BY QUA1TER ILLINOIS m st 2nd 0 3rd 4th FINAL 1' MICHIGAN - 010 J WOLVERINES DEFEAT Pi3 TO 0 (Continued From Page Six.) field. Gilbert twisted his way through the Illinois team to place the ball on Illinois' 25 yard line. Friedman pas- sed to Gilbert who made a spectacular catch to complete the pass on Illinois' 9 yard line. Rich was thrown for a three ...…
…AVWDJNI&SI)AY, NOVi,-MB Pil 24, 1026 TI-IL ? TI LC AN DATLY TI1-dF MIVI1I, f1lAM lATI Yd ,,.. Moon"Bak-er Closes On The Sidelines Careier Against Iowa 'rte *3xt '4-7 4r y? .. aY - raa .ri. . Emomm loommobsomw . .s.. NO EU EU EEUZUU~irUUE5NTffU~U~"FIa'. 'II &~ mu mu mumu uuuumuuum KEEN EEUUEUUUEEEUEUEU *E**' * I U- U * I I * U * U * a * ,, a * 7T'L...... ~ CI...,.. * AFW J1tSI'U~ JFWD * I I * 1 * U P/ m By ' lll nSiImpISOi Baeiny ...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 1926 THE NIjCf-JTGAN DAILY SUNDY, ANUAY 2, 126 TE MCHIGN DILYPAGE SEVEN4 CLOSES L S LOST1 L.OST-A black pocket book contain- ing valuable papers and money, Saturday forenoon in Chemistry Building or on campus. Liberal reward. Phone W285. 408 Hanmilton Pl. 93. LOST-Wahl fountain pen. Call PaulI Hildebrand. Phone~ 9610. 91-92-93'. LOST-LiUgh t brown Boston Terrier! puppy wearing collar. Retuyn to 1706 S. University Ave o...…
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…SA'TURDAY NAPRtIL 24. 1926 TIIF MICI-IAN DAILY PALL a L?"VuN I .. IYllUi1 DM I tl~e that he has received anl invita - ° (RIFFiI TO FINIE GV'4UN SON1J10 REM91N 9S1 Og;onto take the Minnesota team teast. i ).AAGEIIAL RYOTS A' DRAKE itE A S TOP 14Y etwne opa tteddcto IIUofaUnwLlericIndthaIDrt All freshmen wishing to try DES MOINlES, Ia., April 23:John a 9fi I._p"I °: mouth, Princeton and Harvar'd aVc u frth oitin ffpteIil.; (,,hGiffith, Wes...…
