…0 TMSDAY, bcToB1,Th 24, 1029~ M I CH I CA N" DAtLY rAGIE THREE w --- _ _- _ PAGE T1IR~2 4-,. 4 . ,,'.., >.4 .. . -4 .4 44 4444 CARNEGIE INSTITUTE SURVEYS COLLEGE ATHLETICS rative oficers in eight er cent, and made to contribute significantly to der proper conditions, athletics may age considerably below the maxi- " 'Wha ought to be done?' promise UV AIN Irathletic r n.ih ercn, n ad ocntiue infiatytopsibydveo uhgrteseriteu omestin...…
…PAGE FOUR 'THE MICHICAN DAILY T ±y.- DAx. -- C R 2 10 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association.- _ 1 The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use forerepublication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwisecredited in this paper and the local news published ' herein. Entered at the posto. .....…
…RSDAY, OCTOBrR 24, ION THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE nrURSDAY, OCTO~R 24, If2~PAGE FIVE w 'W I LYA. VI 0 AvAum mom E.5 c ARCHERS TO HOLD S m r nt - - * a a a- - a HIGAN WOMAN ACCEPTS PARIS W.A.A. ANNOUNCES GRACE RICHARDS HOLDS THAT SOCIAL ADJUSTMENTS DICTATETOF NORMAL WAISTLINE POSTPONEMENT OF DICTTE O NOMAL AISTINEFOR COLLEGE WOMEN BEGIN WITH HOUSE SITUATION Mei nbers of Each Organization Entered Ban Together To Form Team ...…
…I t 4 ., P~AGE SIX THE I C I-I cAM DAILYV THURSDAY, OCTOBER -24, 1920 IY I .. [-1. [ k./ /-l L. MICHIGAN WAmugSIT ifs: : j , , i . FOR ILLINOIS TONIGHT : i' ;r: i:, E ,.j .4 }1 I, a *1 .41. {., lr KIPKEVORS SQUAD Illinois Works Hard for Invasion of Wolverine Gri 'O EENIEPLY~ UNIaR VA R.Tif USES lOS~Y __NG BATTE LS , W PLAYS IN DRILL ZUPPKE LOSES SERVICES OF QUARTERBACK BY HAWKEYES IN ATTLE Thirty Players Will Make Trip ON EV...…
…THnSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 132 THE MICHIGAN DAILY* rPACHE o3VEN , .. ~Httft~DAY, OCTOBER 24, 192* THE MICHIGAN DAILY t } . : :' ,, fir. +a:l" J%'.Sr ]Y-. . f, - 7,f PAGE DRILLS INDIA FOR GAMEWITH Prackce Concentrated o. men in Order to Stop Bu Passing Attack u LI STATE'S BASEBALL NINE MICHIGAN AND ILLINOIS WILL N TOUR F BRITISH ISLES RENEW OLD FEUD THIS WEEKI 1I The Anglo-American club of Lon- EChas extended an invitation to (Continued ...…
…PAG EIMORTi THE MICHIGAN D AILTY TMMSB~AY.k-T317)77 24. 11)2f DAIL-Y OF I C IAL Publication in the Bulletin is constructive of the University.. Copy received by the dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturde VOL. XL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9 NOTICES To Members of the Faculty, 199-1 : are paid in nine installments (the ninth be. on the last day of each month from October option of the Faculty member arrangement Business Office to pay the sa...…
…4 ESTABLISHED 1890 ,E AWI. AL MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Freshman Week Issue ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, PRICE FIVE CENTS MICHIGAN CAPTURES BIG TEN BASEBLL CHAMP10 NCI HIP FRESHMA lN Of NEARLY | Professor Bursley Addresses Statement To Class Of 19331 a 1100 1400 To the Class of 1933: Through the courtesy and cooperation of The Daily, a spe- cial copy of that publication is being sent to every incoming Freshman. A considerable portion o...…
…r mTW THE MICHIGAN DAILY Preshirnan Week Issue THE MIC-IIAN AIL vr..mn Wek ssu JOURNALISM WEKLY TRIATES ATVIY Dean Effinger Lauds Consistent Work Of Members On Staff Of Publication I Michigan Wins Second Big Ten Diamond Title' (Continued from Page One) second on Corriden's hit off Fon-I taine'sglove, stole third while the Ohio State infield was endeavoring1 to trap him between bases, and UNION AFFORDS CLUB PRIVILEGES TO ALL MEN i sco...…
…r, reshman Week Issue T Fl F, '*M'l C H -1 C A'N "15 Xftt ~res1iman Week Issue THE MICHIGAN DATE? ~- -~- LEAF EATING INSECTS IURI S TO OREST TRESINLAK ERE WOOD DESTROYED IN LAST 20 YEARS IS ENOUGH TO CIRCLE EARTH- SAWFLY IS WORST PEST Professor Graham To Leave June 9 To Make Investigation Of Conditions Reeves Wins Honors OBSERVATORY RPORV For Studies In Law SHOWS NEW INDINGS Following closely upon his recentS-- selection by the secretary ...…
…S'HE MI CHI ' :'%13ATEY' Freshman Week ?s i j! 4TH~ MiCHINtAtLY~ ~'reshiiian Week Issue Publlaed every morning except Monday duAlng the University year by the Board in Control of Studest Publicatlons. t Membe of Western Conference Editorial Association.! The Associated Press is exclusively en- Watled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- fished ...…
…0 es1'i1-niii 'Week XSiUe T H E-M T7C HI R -3 A I3E Y FACE FTVE , I I movewomm" C LTA'Il atea. s .ww ) mWl'vww %V " ......._ CULMINATE1 OF- MCHIGI CERIEMONIES HELD IN OF RU VANDENBERG -w-.---- FIl ON JUNE i4 THEATER . ILDING GIVES TALK GURES ON LEAGUE ENTRANCE DEPICT FRIEND , Vi !- ,' 1r f f% r Bequests Of Lounge Library, And f- ' i. ~4 r. i a- 3Y- q"Ir R... i.'-, . t, : . s , yi b Theater Cited; Privileges Ofi Buildin...…
…rAO~ STI THtM1CVITGAN T'~ATT:V F'reThinah te~l(Tssue MICHIGAN DOWNS WISCONSIN TO TAKE FIRST PLA CE ASBECK( 8ilJVUL ___%S"lD T~e'D RHLfl IIIULIT MAN Wohveriine Hitting In First And Third Innings Gives Team SixthjBig Ten Victory TIIELANDER DRIVEN OUT Again taking the lead in the race for the Conference baseball cham- pionship, Michigan considerably dampened Wisconsin's title hopes by vanquishing the Badgers, 6-3, in a Memorial day...…
….'reshman Week Issue 0- T-H'E M I C-H-1GAN -DALY PL' J 1? v ~~mI . a" RI TAM S RBRILLIANT SEASON ENDED BY MICHIGANQ0LF TEAM AIT IHT RC ontinuedfom Page Six } + fighscores prevailed all during AGA.. T , ........E - Li .1 A i r i i f - Golf, Tennis, And Mat Squads Through Athletic Season Without Defeat Go COMPILE ,690 AVERAGE During the season of 1928-29 Michigan athletic teams chalked up 40 victories against 18 defeats in ;ual comp...…
…MCC EIGHT .THE MlifHT('AN A . ! 1# r j!, S, ilntl T&e L7 Ts, il- PAGE EI&EiT rreshfiiaii W~.ek T~sii~ i DAILY OFFI CIAL BULLEH N Publication in the Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Prest- dent until 3:30 p. ni. (11:30 a. i. Saturday.)J ' CHEMISTS IN DEMAND' Ill MflflEU AUEDirAU' Laylin James Appointed to Law Faculty; Will Give Instruction In Corporation Law I ...…
…ESTABLISHED 890 Air 4_br t t I t r~,,JK ~ IATED -J VOL. XXXIX, No. 1 ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1929 "TLIME , TWELVE PAGES IWILL B3E ACTING (TAKES UP DUTIES REET OFROFCA UISUNIVERSITY HEAD FEHMNCLS OF GRID MENTOR OF PRESIDENT ON DEAN RUTH VEN BEINS PROGRAMS t AS 1929 30_SCHOOL YEMAR STARTS OF INITIAL WEEK' Rh X1R Dean Of Administration Delegated Powers Rhetoric, Mathematics For Present; Secretary Smith Tests Included Ma...…
…P'AGE TWO THEI MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 24,..1923 PADILLA -STATES &IMS' OF MEXICANTEACHING~ (By Associated Press) MEXICO CITY, Sept. 22-Five points of major importance are listed in the government's program, of public instruction, as outlined by Ezequiel Padilla, secret~ry of ed- ilcation, to the 'National Teachers convention here. Preparation for the work ing classes to resist abuse by big in- dustry, war on religious fanatici...…
…*nAY,. -SPTEMBER 24, .1920' -THE MMCI- TA 1 D)AILY ?*Ad CH Tm ,. . C . r TWO THEATERS HAVE NEW SOUND SYSTEM Inaugurating a new era in cam- pus entertainment, both the Michi- gan theater and the older Majestic, once the beauty spot of Ann Ar- bbr's show business, have been equipped for "talking movies." The :Michigan theater is now using the Western Electric sound system which utilizes the Vitaphone and Movietone talking pictures. More...…
…PAGr PGoun 34t tbtipu .DRM 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 entitled to the use for republication of all. news dis- patuhes credited to'it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the posto. .ce at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second cl...…
…TtM- SPA'S ,, ,-Sr, PT' MFFP'l 24, 1929, THE MICHIGAN D A I L Y THF MICI-TICAN DAILY Ill r L vA r K A r F _. _.._.. -4 !,- Last Greek-Letter AL Crat ADVISERS OF WOME LEAGSBOARD OFDRECTORS TAKE (OVER 'Ls,, ,NU.,eaAL IALL RUSHING.DIRECTOR WLO GD ODOTAEOVR;Sorority Installed It DRCO WELCOME In Alpha Delta PI I'The Advisers of Women Mist iI GBi YL Grace Richards, Miss Alice Lloyd, .55151 L t IAM-41 ILr V YV >i.n r. . v . . -oil v ...…
…'SAGE SLR THE MICHIGAN. DAILY T VESDAY, SEPTrETli&714, .193 -- WORK ADVANCES ON Work on the Student Directory isI well under way, according to thel editors of the publication, and the registration files are rapidly .near- ing completion so that the general sale of.the book may begin before the end of October. The staff has alreadybegun to compile'the copy' for the book so that it may be ready at the earliest possible date As in the past ...…
…1 t~A ' ~ft^ ;.V: ne v o.rc. r =,1 'rlt -.. , .. IrtESt)AY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1929 - T HE MICH-~iGAN DA I L Y FRESHMEN ON MEMBERSHIP ROLL [1[ 1ORKl Membership requirements in the and method of enrolling will be AIM EAeronautical society have been al- made at a later date. tered this year to enable freshman this year's program, as outlined ttorbecome members of what has by the officers of the club, will in- Forsythe Sees Health Education prove...…
…_r~or, im-m. THE t TIMSDAY, GEP'ZflMBER24, 19a MVIC H CAN DAILYr ...... ...... x II W*ISH AR2=22MM, T MiLTEi D A 1 wo odp 4 olCo fl AM T' Vii,(, ~s.""i ... r' .,. ome We have Three Large Stores- advantageously located, which are ready to' s erve you with a complete stock of "Books and Supplies. Text Books Im1n~y 4 Supples I tnry Boxes 'ote Books .Pennants LeaherGoods nt in Pe ns ..'. F P AL4 aT 4 V ii...…
…24, 1929, THE MICHI N DAILY .=..,-_. ... ,. a a aTu-IF. at.. TC ,uAM f LATT3Y.F .X .' SENDS GRIDMEN THROUGH NITIAL WOR I I. (LV CHOSEN HEAD COACH DRIVES MEN HARD IN DAILY ESSION ONERRYEIEL Iowa Protests SPEEDSTER TURNS TO GRIDIRON IDATES AMONG ARE CAIN tion- KLES ARE UNCERT ith the idea of rapid condit has been giving them nothing more than muscle loosening workouts in j the morning, reserving the after- noon sessions for the ...…
…............ MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, .. . - - - . _ ...- i .ns for the ticket distribution he 1929 football season have mailed to all incomin~g fresh- Ho~wever, for the sake of, ng up all doubts as' to the for ticket distribution, a short wi may prove convenient. e games are to be played on gan's home schedule. These de the opener of the season, uble header with Albion arnd. Union, the traditional 'battle Michigan State, the 'annual with...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY w I ES NEW CRIMSON COACH SPORTS BRIEFS SPEED CONDITIONING: (Continued from Page 9). Pat Page's problem of finding cap-' able wingmen. Both of these men, alternated at end last season. The Hoosiers start their season Sept. 28A with Wabash. Willaman Needs Tackles Sam Wilaman's first year as head coach of Ohio offers a stiff obstacle in the nature of finding tackles to fill the places of Ras- kowski and the Nessers. But ...…
…,THE MTCHI . DAILY 'TUESDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY A LLY0OFFICIAL'BULLETIN blication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- nt until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) English 107: CITY ENGINEERS DESTROY Juniors shouldelect this course TO MAKE ROOI'1 FOR in the second semester. The first __OA-F- ANT HILLS BOULEVARD h WELCOME i eomaef-or eahfin"o +ar0 irrtn Sri nr7...…
…- - F I 014P~ tmmirx r A' Y~r AmY r'rV W r..H l 'ti r Warmer With Possible *.,~ Showers -AOWF 1 MEMBER OF Tri I ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. X, No. 26 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS LARD MACK PLAY Faculty Concert Presents Welcome LRegents Meeting Variety Of Artistry And Material To Be Postponed IS FIFTH OF DRAMAS Last night's faculty concert pres-i audible voice and precise enuncia MAIN ALOT AF Inabilit...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAIL\ WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1929 U I,- us4rOmmer Published every morning except Monday during 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 pub- lished herein. Entered at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, postoffice as second cl...…
…WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1929 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAIL'k PAGE THRE _. PURDUE'S HO~E GID SCHEDULE TO CONTAIN MANY N HEAT GAMS FIVE GAMES ON OWN FIELDS INCLUDE TWO BIG TEN TILTS RENEW DEPAUW RIVALRY Michigan Is Second on Games List with First Joust Since Meet Played in 1900 (Special To The Daily) LAFAYETTE, Ind., July 24-Jim- my Phelan's Purdue football squad will play through one of the best balanced and most representative home football schedul...…
…PAGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHIL . 4 DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1929 DA ILY OFFIIA BUdL LEIT I N ICI Publicaton in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all mem- bers of the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean of thei S S i 9. il 3 3i A S dav s (11: -'Ina. STUDENTS AT FORESTRY CAMP FILIBERT ROTH SPEND AFTERNOON MAGAZINE PUBLISHES t { i of unt ouimer esson unLi . : 6u, excep ing ou y un y. \A..V a m. Saturday). Visit Mix VO...…
…FT)EESABLISHED 1890 Jromos AL- ,4 AN[ ,.. : . ai1t S MEMBER I ASSOCIATED PRESS VoL XXXIX, No. 174 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1929 EIGHT PAGES ENDURANE FLIERS APPROACHING END Single Motored Ship Passes 111 Hour Graf Mark PARACHUTE GIVEN FLIERS Contact With Fueling Ship Established Ten Times, (By Associated Press). FORT WORTH, Tex., May 23.-- The civilian endurance plane Fort Worth, with more than 100 hours of sustained fly...…
…- PAOFE TWO THE M- I CICA N tDYAILY PRIDAY, MAY 24,.1929 GRM WILL ADRS PRNCIPALS MEETING PROF. SCHORLING TO SPEAK ON NEW COURSE IN TEACHER TRAINING EDUCATORS MEET TODAY CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES PLAN TO PRESS TARIFF BILL DECISION I I C A PLAiNSDD I International Exhibit S u A. LA ROGRAU M i Brings 300 Etchings _ , . . ..... .... . ,...,. ...n ..a. ; I : T! i i At their fourth regular meeting this year, the South-Eastern Mich- igat...…
… PRI-DAY, MAY7 24, 1029 ~TEMTCHTCAN 1~EY g ,..._: (I (rSTR J ILLA WL "'B ROME FLIGH-T j5J [UHJg'! Professor Dow Finds Romance Amon tng Dingy Libras ,IIID1UINCEHE IN ATTEMPT TO BEAT FREN fCHMEN J(UUHIL Traces Develovnent of Ei~rht Century 01( ry Stacks, IN PRACTICE TEACHING School Of Education To Give Se- Sniors Opportunity For Full Time Work Under 'Expert ,WILL BE EXPERIMENTAL Toward the end of combining ;~ both the theoretical and practi...…
…P AOE rOtTR THE MICHIGAN DA ILY FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1929 1'AQE FOUR FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1929 Published every morning except Monday duiring the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Westera Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusivel en- titled to the use for republication of al news dispatches credited, to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herei...…
…r.. FnRDIAY, MAY 24, 1929 THE MI 11I . I L Y PAGE FIVE THE MICHIGAN I) A I ii Y PAUD£'IV , _, .. ...,,. ........ _.rw ; Y g - -e" ° _ _ _ _ __ _____,__ , __ ... . __._. ._.,_...M __.__ . _ _ _.__._ ___.._ ,._.. .__ } .. . . ... ........ i . , i f}. , , , , i ; . ia k" A_ II {$' B Xi A4* 4 tY It\, ;, i :. A ORGANIYATONIES Women Have Gained in Purposefulness "Acting Is a Fascinating U LDuring Regime of President C. C. little B...…
…IMOR, ant: M 1 i 13A1EY T-,- -, 7-MFloA , - -9", i - - Michigan Baseball Team Meets Strong Hawkeye Nine Today n - --- IOWAS SEE VICTORY Southpaw Pitcher Selected To hurl Against Undefeated Wolves In Big Ten Contest MYRON HAS LEG INJURY Reports from Iowa City indicate that the Hawkeyecamp is filled with optimism and a firm belief that the Wolverines are due for a fall in their baseball game with Iowa this afternoon. In third plac...…
….^ FRMAY, MAY 24; 1929 tt Ag q pp A . WThTDAY. MAY 24. 192~ TH~ M1C1-tTC~A-WDATLY we -I a 4 a Cyr to +Odei _'" CSTAB iE-9 ENGLISH-UNIVERSITY *STYLES, 1ORtS= Vt'R.~UTHFUL CHARTS S*,IXLY FOR-bISTGUISHED _ iG I . Tt - oSTATES. SERVI _' /elC3tT .A- ii X11 ®i q i 4 W 4 qqA i G 9 Xj " i i ( 1 I What is the big idea? BLEND-SUITS with 'Super-~Shorts %mm MW AMW w wi w w c wrr mar ari Two ideas, in fact. The smartest style idea joins the...…
…t PAIE EIGHT 'tir. 'TCIIIGAN A I AL FRh PY, MAY 24, 1929 History 6 (106):T Famous Performers Final examination Wednesday, June 5, 9-12. Mr. Kemuper's sections .! FF CIBU I I I N in West Gallery of Alumni Memorial; Mr. Manyon's sections in New- S j{UIILIL T004 berry Auditorium;Mr. Scott's sections in Natural Science Auditorium.r 0 ILY rFiA JL Loutine maps of the world with your bluebooks. Slso TO VISI ]NV ISJ Publication in the Bulletin i...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 al Av .t . MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 148. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1929. EIGHT PACES LIT GORLA SKINNE FLE FLAYS MODERN CHURCH DEBT EXPERTS FAL FOR COMPLICATION OF RELIGION UIILlLL "Group demonstrations 'sting Lords prayer, He reduced the 10 themselves as Christian have gone commandments to two essentialt in exactly the opposite direction ones, and his simple doctrine of from the simpli...…
…PAGV TWO THE MICHIGAN D A I L , IIEDNFSZAY, APRIL 24, 1920 ,~~~~~~~~- - -------NEDA, PIL24 1 PODLLO1C K ,ILL 'SUD ELEION 1IN ENGLA ND0 PROFESSOR HOPES TO WATCH POLITICAL PARTIES AT WORK PLANS TWO MONTH VISIT 'ampaign, Election Take Place Twenty Days After End Of Parliament Making a special trip to study the general elections in England, Prof. James K. Pollock, Jr., of the political science department will leave here Friday afternoon, on ...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1920 THE MIC HIGANt DA-I:.' ~.'. . AGE HRm I- SCHOOLMASTERS PLAN' FINAI ARRAUflFFNTS Pilot Makes Test Of Parachute Device Designed To Prevent Airplane Crashes I I I>II 11 i EEII'lIiL. I 1 J *~.rr" ; FOR CONVENTION IiRE x EYNOTE OF CONFERENCE WIL BE REVISION OF CURRICULA ( LARoE NUMBER REGISTERS Other Organizations Will Also Meet Friday And Exhibits Will Be Maintained With more than 1500 registra- ..<t ' tions alre...…
…HE v -w MICHIGAN DAIL1Y I ml MIDAY, APRTIL 24, 16 41 ' Or -,m THr~ MTCAIIGAN DAILY ~DNESDAV, AFFIIL ~ Published every morning except Monday ding the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Westera Conference Editorial Association.- The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use, fo* republication -of all news dispatches' credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local new...…
…'VMZWrSzAlx, Mt- 24i 10lq THE MICHICANDAILY PAGE1 Fr= r ;g IBMMV4 ......... 5 i 1, Tf T MISS RICH ARDS TELLS OF MEETING fE AWIT WfU( W. A. A. TO GIVEAN4 BANOUET u INITIATE OF A. A.U.W. HELD AT NEW ORLEANS ULN SINVITE HUIIIN ALL MEMBERS , EA Several discussions and sugges- Ireach of interest in the association Waa, the W.A A. bear-cub, is DIIrions of interest from the bienialOis indicated, Miss Richards com-Avig another party!...…
…a -PAGE SIX ! THE MICHIGAN DAl 'r IWDNrSDAY, APRIL 24, i120 1' LIVINGSTON FINISHES 36 HOLES WITH SCORE OF 142 LENFESTY IS SECOND, ONE STROKE BEHIND' LOW SCORES FEATURE SECOND DAY'S PLAY 3 _ _.____ .._.__________ ._.____ Fourteen Chosen To Make Drake Relays Trip I SEVENTY TEAMS PLAY IN INDOOR |VARSITV WINS SECOND No Other Players Retain Positions 0-0 Held At The End Of The I TWELVE LOWEST QUALIFIERS I First Round AFTER SECOND DA...…
…U==DAY, APRIL 24, 192V ~I~~N~SDAY, APRIL .24, 102~ THE .MJC.H1GA~N 4~A4tN K M ANY OVERTIME GAMES PLAYED Early Winning Attack Gridmen Hold Long IN MAJOR LEAGUES; ATHLETICS Helps Varsity Down Fundamentals Drill DROP TO THIRD IN STANDINGS Yearlng Nine Again Continued From Page ) (Continued From Page 6) Coninue From , age.,) FOURTEEN TRACKMEN ARE CHOSEN L A S S I F IE TO MAKE TRIP TO DRAKE RELAYS cJ ADVERTISING Three Games Run To 11 Innings...…
…EWDSJAY, APTT 24, 1920 PACE EIQHT THE MICHICAN DAILY ° DAILY OFFICIAL- BULLETIN! Publication In the Bulletin is conbtructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) I Vol. XXXIX WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1929 NO. 148 Convocation, Friday, April 26: There will be a convocation of the University at which the members of the Michigan Schoolmasters'...…
…JSTABLISHED 1890 It Lw ;ixan 4- A&- U - MEMBERI ASSOCIATEDI PRESS VOLXXXIX, No. 130. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1929 EIGHT PAGES ICHIG DO SIMEON D. FESS 10 SPEAK TODAY AT iCONVOCATION H. L. StirsonrkTOUSANDS PaY I Of coy ELL TR C E New Secretary Of State Arrives Washington, And Hoover )urns Over Duties Ill In~ LAST RESPECTS' "THE, PRESENT OUTLOOK" IS" SUBJECT OF SPEECH BY OHIO EDUCATOR AUDIENCE WILL JOIN IN SI...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. x :h Sir George Foster, premier of the. province ,Of Ontario, Canada, will be one of, the .principal speakers on the program of the .Model =Assem- bly of the League of Nations, which, will ,be .held here in April, by: the !Student Christian, association, it was,- announced by the agenda committee. Negotiations.,are being miadc .at. the present .time for two1 or three more speakers of nationa~l and international note....…
…'rH itFfCANtbAtI I These merchants take great pride and pleasure in congratulating the W uerth Theatre on the opening of its sound policy. Motion pictures that "actually talk, and sing to you from the screen, nat ural ais life itself. I.. . - T . C - CLOTHES F r Res iy-mses P And Cut to Order TlI 0 RiGINALG ARMENT-9. PR~ODUCED ONL.Y .Y CH ARTE.R HOUJSE. 1 IS suGGCESTED YOUGUARDo a w f' w Jim 1 A U al~ U a I vAIR-OEIC ARCH SHOES f...…
…________________ Yf E MIo ,H lqN ' ATi - - TA1r, Published every morning except Monday dining the University year by the Board in Control of° Student Publications. I Member of Western Conference Editorial Association- The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to th.e iseo.- 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 An...…
