…'AETOTHE MICHIGAN DAILY )Y ETTNITN2D12 )AY, 27, 1125 - - ---Nm - sommumsmommo= -A*Aaw roll, .....A t jN rI U - # s " e Via. s T _. n '' _ K AqwwSTJ4RTI1VG TOL9AY^mw At +tN sad, . a' _ 0 All Ann Arbor is Coming to Our Party presenting The Worid's Greatest CoeinAGenius Whose Popularity Is Unequally On The Stage" or ,screen Q }Y Y A UNITED ARTISTS ATTRACTION r I I c 4 LPL 1H. 'A I uI .®1 IN HIS SUPER COMEDY OF COMEDIES ...…
… M OY~A DAILY PAGE THREEfl F---- I- A X *x ^'y,^ ........... Th4e 141. Ir oq, -could thro his of Sfrom behind doo rs T herr4tl 9f fttf" V Iud climb into <N. i locked places The dt- t Al>Al \ iJ 4F.. F.. F .. C 4 ,N , '.f.rw + J .!. C:;:/; /4gl t Ye. S t S ' Nt 12 4 ln his qrea role Pa- , -had the strength of a dozeen ( r .. , 't' S" ~CL r ....,,.~ :ya r 1. 'N . .a 4 5 %ia, CIL /K d t.t< I .. .a.F t.. OAN CHANEY ,...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY,. se ThMER 27, 1925 a J[ J[ JLf 1 7 t h \..i L 1 d. .,..LJ Irr AA 3 1 1 IL~ a n r a.-.w SJ1 MAtdgan Bai1s Published every mornirg except lvi during tNM University year by the Board Co Student Public ns. cf Wstern C ,fe.nce Editorial Ass T. ...re sexclusively en- tiedi.- io inof all news' d .pa' r not othi i r e local net; pub- .i;hc =rc~tfiice At-, Arbor, S'iss mt Special rate as ed by Third '--istant ...…
…^PN-DAV, SEPTT77J! EM 7, 1925 Tt TF. MTCHTC, ANT r TT Y I"" 1Y11I1 l IZ%. SUNDAY, SEPTPJMBFJR 27, 1925 TI-IF MIOTIITrAM nAITV Va ML VAAVAM M =A VAM W-1-19 ,' FOREIGN WOMEN WIN DISTINCTION a I Seniors Dean To M'eet UHIOR PN On ThursdayDOMTROPN - . ....... [ 0 Mn n iCIP IA I RI University W omen Will M e Portia U il epry :roc i1et will holi versity women who live in private ]I~et frI e 7:8; 15 o m~es, who aeinterested In Intra- T...…
…a a W AGE SX THE, -MICHIGAN DAILY STtND A Y W 3 .T>TPlMT RR.. 2 7_ 1 4 2 S. .T. I. M IC....TanMi fy4 clL" L'l IT .._ ..Y._ . a ,.__. .. .... ~~li 1 , .J L [ _. i -'1U?1. 9'G(, 1 ;1Gi 'Ut r . -_ -- ..., irrrlrwir ' i r .. . 3 / rr= I "MONO" *** 41 GYM E)I COACH INGRAM LACKS VETERAN ni rrfiII!fNISpeaker's Lead VAST4DFASMATERIAL; WILL NOT CUT SQUAD';V(JVULLt'JByUlHeillmanl SCU' All candidates for the gy nir1nni RnRu y l a ' IU...…
…SIJNDA, SP~ TE ,12 THEF MICHIGAN DAILY PACE ST E ; _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -.. TW4 tOIU N LAS 8 1 F - s COLUMN CLOSES CLOSES AT 3 PA ADVERTISING AT 3 P. fil 1l()'lr brio wnit (>11 a1r:,ulro~dneek. Ans- won;~ to name "W\olf."' Ret urn to 51 i7 . SL ate. Li>'erail reward. Si~~n- ;VL~t 1i n on second floor of AngelilHail. Re~turn to Gladys Focrd, 7614. ICL1y RliNG with1 Ford keys on it. Re- tturijS gnia Phi Epsilon house. D...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN- DAILY SUINDAY. SEPTIEEn27, . t ...... . . . ... .... r i DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdays). Geology 3;l Thle class meets in Room 231, Angell Hall (basement at north end) Mondays and Fridays at 11 o'clock. Win. 11. Ilobbs. Volume.VI SUINDAYSEPTEMB...…
…7EATHER ED; COOLER; LY SHOWERS Abr Aw 44J4 t MEMXBER ASSOCIATED PRES and WESTERN CONFEIEN EDITORIAL ASSOCIA'I :XV. No. 5 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE C -------------- "! ] i ,P~uTIS PEACEDISCUSSI DELICATE SITUATION FOLLOWS SUGGESTION TO OERRIDE WORLD COURT JAPANESE IDEA. elegates Consider Amendment as Re- fering "to jnigration Problems of World Geneva, ept. 26 (By A. P....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 S '? TH MCHGA AIY SI Boundary Line Dispute Still Far From Settlement 27 MICHIGAN MEN DO R0 ESEARCH WORKI 4q _ _a ,. 1 :VI 800 Colege Men in Laboratories Telephone and Electric Companies of /!' V vv 41 - S 3 .A 4N 1 c" Kr / ilk a P e t i 1 : i i { 1' I, HANDLE WIRE PROBLEMS Twenty-seven University of Mich- igan men are members of the big team of 800 college graduates who are in the research laboratories of...…
…fl5Pll O PEE"Dead Languages" ' Are Alive, IAIT E ~ I ~DespiteDeadly Distractions 01iJW ! LII I iH II'11 Thatti' o-al oedlangua11"ges" S Tieedto 'be takling ;place. "Figures ,3' ''alya ive, 1ndpoh1) ly on the fi'on IndI11iana or ltire period ofthe eiv Vtilfy Iochers., Sqmlsli Cour, wato revival,1::the.geerl oinion s ix yers]rom 1i4to 1,920 showed an 01dinistatioll i&shl b uinesofteL ti 111,1thatthe(, -il ber of L atin teachers in Arc Ad1dlioiis...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ;, .. Y .i Published every morning except Monday bring the Universit year by the Board in >ntrol of Student P ublications. Tembers of Western Conference Editorial ssociation. The Associated Press is.exclusively en- led to the use for republication of all news spatches credited to it or not otherwise edited in this paper and the local news pub- hed therein. Entered at the postoffice at. Ann Arbor, ichigan, as second cl...…
…924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY LTAVA .............. 4C I I'm IUA-wA : WO WOMEN PPOINTED LUXNAE WHO RECEIVED HO- ORS IN COLLIEGE NOW DIRECTORS Recent house appointments include iat of Miss Luella Galliver '23, to1 ucceer Miss Gertrude Brock, '17,' asj haperone of Alumnae house, and that, f Mrs. Theda Shaw Holen, '20, to! ke the place of Miss Blanche How- 11, '19, as chaperone of Adelia Chee- er house. While in college Miss Galliver was' memb...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... .... _. "' ... .. .... ......""'' L . "iW _,,,,,,",u ^. mmmm% 1W _u_ IAKHITY IU MEET SECONDS AGAIN Iowa And Badger ' Seats Availablel .YANKEES GAIN AS WASHINGTON LOSES Coaclies to Announce Cut Followiu ScrluIinage on Ferry Field Today According to a^.nnouncemcnt made' by the athletic association yesterday, tickets for the Wisconsin and Iowa football games are still available {Nearly 1,500 box seats whic...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SIFIE I OLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING FOR SALE BIG PEERLESS "8" WONDERFUL used car bargain. Per- 2 draftsman's sets. In fect condition. Fine equipment. condition. A real bar- Call 2366-W.r Oakland. Phone 981-R. - or Weinberger. FOR RENT good 719 Green LOST LOST Shell rimmed glasses in brown leather case. Finder please phone 18. LOST Nose glasses. Sterling rimmed on silk ribbon at Church near Oak-I land. Reward...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I NEE.CIPIAI Rill I TTINi Allied War Under U. Vets S. Leader WHAT'S GOING ON uniLi vi inV L uuLLL11I1 Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) Volume 5. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1924 Number 5 i Unvirersity Committee on Disclpline: The following members of the University Senate have ...…
…THE WEATHER CLOUDY; PROBABLY SHOWERS A ~--v Y-199- Ar 49%hr 70_W fR VOL. XXXIV. No. 4 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS GISLATORS PLAN RNWMOEGINST GOVERNOR WATON OkLAllOMA LAWMAKERS GATIIEJI AT SENATE CHAMBER; ARE BARRED BY POLICE OPPOSITION SAY SOLONS ARE STILL IN SESSION Revolting Members Promise That No Attempt Will Be Made In De- fiance of Law BULLETIN Oklahoma City, Okla.,...…
…PAGE TWO TH-E MICHIGAN DAILY THU SDAK rbut m to give th ete tudents more Cain '24 resident of the town%.I''4tr.1iV 9ir tnonIi nwoesadar niostleofc HII~Wopportunity to progress faster. A A hletc association, Dorothy IJffrey Du~le io anl rrcrwhich appeared i f ai l as.aeo iwn t ta.good strt I le' <i n the i, stJ udeebeter P 1. f ;iiz:n ; fpogn e ne w hchad aetaxs the211- Istudent who withdraws is given the '24, president of the Y. W . C. A., ri-...…
…THUTRS-DAY, SEPTJIP13R 27, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE ---- . - PAGIII TF1RE1I~ TRAINING SCHOOL -TO PUBLISH pMcpAilil Glee Club Director Has ers e v ve Siychool of '.i ;i:, whlo "or onI v, r i l11as leen fl (rC('t or of ~l granitd a year's leave of absence. At sinnrnnl APP AniiipnnP Tn 1 tion committee of the junior advisors, AT THE THlEATERS urru LM RM UMviii be glad to receive these names, 'n xi i i remedy the matter as so...…
…t' A PAGE FOTUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY - -- - -------- A NEW COURSE Z-1cLLaIj Pots made their first appearance on the campus a few clays ago and the 0 ~ ~ "R L OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF TIE new freshmen as such, is now officially AR ____________E______________i__nn_____ the campusha few days ago6anAd t i// F I EDITORIAL COMMENT I Ri UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 1 Puiblished every morning; except Monday A-«ring- tueTTivrsiy;+-y h . P adi d urin...…
…TT'ThSAY, SIT-77F Y7iBER u'r1d93 THE MICHIGAN DAILY' PAGE .rteAGE HEATING TUNNEL WORK DRAWS NEAR COMPLETION ADDITION TO POWERHOUSE NOlI WELL UNDER WAY Among the many important pieces of work completed by the department of Buildings and Grounds during the summer, the construction of heating tunnel extensions is outstanding. Ex- cavation commenced shortly before college closed last June, and the tun- "nel is in such a state that heat and ...…
…SIX ITHE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1923 _ r=- - 4 r ,1 RE L SCIM AG "ARMY"WININ TEA S LINE-UP PRACTICALLY SAMIE AS ON TUESDAY AND GET lAR) WQRKOUT WITH ERSPOON SHOWS WELL MAKING SCORE! Pretty Rins Featuge Drill; Lack of Mani to Hit Line Still Handicap to Varsity After two days of scrimmage devoted to certain aa ects of .the game the Varsity football squad went through' a real scrlniage yesterday on Ferry field wit...…
…IrHtRSDAY, SEPTEMBR 27102" ft THIS CLOSES LASSEFI AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT 3 PM. J)AiLuY CLASSIFIED RATES 10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9 per reading line forF three or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion.j Charged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, 11c per reading line for three or more insertions. White space charged for at samet rates. Classifieds charged only to ...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TURSDAY SETEMTIER 2?, 1921 "c" Section, French 3 at 9:00 o'Clock: The "C" section of French 3 at 9:00 o'clock will meet in 109 T. H1. under Mr. Muyskens instead of 216NS under Mr. Herman as was stated earlier. A. G. Canfield. Mathematics 89: Calculus of Variations: A meeting to arrange hours for this course will be 'held on Friday, Sept. 28th, at 12 noon, in Room 314 New Engineering Bldg. Publication in the B...…
…a. WA IMI TOAY I 1 ta A IaiI33 k. echo One ,. VOL. XXXIII. No. 3 TWO SECTIONS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, V$M'NESDiN, SEPTEMBER 27, 1922 TWELVE PAGES PRICE FIVE --- - - --I KEAL DEAD RUSSI ENTR INT TURKS' REPLY BRINGS ANOTHER ACUTE ClrISIS IN NEAR EASTt S )VIET RUSSIA SENDS NOTE WARNING POWERS Armistice Conference set for Oct. As Military Situation Grows More Serious ROOM SITUATION BECOMES CRITICAL Decrease In Registration Caus...…
…i 1 I 1-A : .. ANGI ;ATIONS ENT EC1MA ' ORE t 1 t cnservative estimnates M o n dl a yll ed the num~ber of. students search- - for jobs, by which they can sup- I, tthemselves, at between 1.200 andti! 0. Flocking to Ann Arbor undera aliluremnent of the caption, Mci at Poor Man's C'ollege,"many have te leer with buit $100 to $300 to' thn through the entire year. :h the inroads of tition and cost of Mks, some have to look toward ini- Bla...…
…1 1 1 I1 [I. 1 r .:r 'ENT IN S AT MI( ON LIST I i-LMPUS Ac- MJAN" Members of Senior society will meet at 4:30 o'clock today in the sewing room on the third floor of the Martha Cook dormitory. Romances, campus and otherwise, have culminated, during the summer, in the marriages of a number of alum- hi who were formerly prominent on the campus. A former editor of The Daily, a former managing editor of the Michiganensian, and a former he...…
…lCII.I3 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during 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 the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice...…
…'26 TO NE LFYER TO CONFERENCE HAIR SHC We specialize in "And several members of the class of 1926 went forth potless, and. then were they unmercifully set upon, _ and when they came out from the Huron they forevermore went forth potted." Beginning this week' pots are in vogue. This latest style of collegiate headgear includes grey caps with black, yellow, red, or purple buttons plastered on top designating the col- lege in which its freshma...…
…IE U W11. . 1 W W 1 E iEE.. lE 1 11U1 11.L , OFVARSITY FOOTBALL CANDIDATES Steger following the Oak Park star's quad Now Composed of 35 Men Who wonderful exhibitions of Saturday Will Remain For Rest of and Monday when he was the indi- Season vidual star of the scrimmages. The; Wolverine backfield with Uteritz, Kipke, Cappon, and Roby on. duty EAF GIVEN BEST YESTERDAY looks like a hard °combination to Fbreak into for regular duty. Some of the b...…
…v ; = 816 6R G GHIDIRON YEA Minnesofa Followers Are Hopeful of a Team Which Will Surpass PrevIoA sYears HAVE SEVEN G1AME SERIES, PLAYING SIX IN CONFERENCE (By Associated Press) Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. 26.-Fol- lowers of the fortunes of the Univer- sity of Minnesota football squad are looking forward to a season which is expected to prove more satisfactory than those of the immediate past. Coach Bill Spaulding, who started the preparatory w...…
…THE MICHIC 1L 1 CK MEN A II airrT MD nII 3I Iftl It H .f V U -WI l hUBBARD TAKES THREE FIRSTS BREAKING ;BROAD JUMP REC- ORD BY FIVE INCHES Three Michigan men were repre- sented at the National A. A. U. track meet.o held at Newark, N. J., a few weeks ago and all three of the Wolver- ine athletes placed in their particular event, Dehard Hubbard, '25, star of Archie Hahn's freshman track squad last year, won all three.events in which he com...…
…Section Y Sirw A ~Iitjl Section Two Two w XXIII. No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1922, PRICE FIVE CEN' '1 RUSSiAN THINKS SOVIESAE NOW I - A SELF-GOVERNING PEASANT BOD- IES NOTED BY FORMER AMBASSADOR ARE INDEPENDENT OF MOSCOW DOMINATION Lenne Sees Moderate Element as Foe to Control by the Present Regime (By the Assoclated Press) Paris, Sept. 26.-Boris A. Bakhme- teff, lately Russian ambassador at Washington, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY uLlI STS. 5 PLAN US WORK" AT CIRCLES' TRAIN STUDENTS FOR EXPORT WORK, Universitj of Detroit Revises Foreign Trade Course way, there will be available trained men and women. The first class will be held October 3. 1 SCOTT WRITING BOOK ON USAGE 5 7 TI'flEIP IProf. F. N. Scott, head of the I rhetoric department, has recently re- I 1 S turned from London, England, where ROTEST he sent the summer in research work VOLS0190...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE UNIVERSITYMUSICALSOCIETY OFFERS S. k 1 ' IN HILL AUDITORIUM f FORTY-FOURTH ANNUAL FOURTH ANNUA .4 I Choral Unionseries Extra Concert Series SIX CONCERTS FIVE CONCERTS October 24-MISCHA ELMAN, Vio- linist. The Choral Union Series will be opened by one of the world's most distinguished violinists, who, since his last American tour two years ago, has duplicated his world wide success by triumphal tours th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL DULLETIN the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) WEDNESDEY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1922 Number 3 ation in iversity. 68O o All Membes of the University: The attention of all members of the University is called to the fact iat the Daily Official Bulletin is the official means of communication with te staff and the student body, and that publication of of...…
…tr 00, rt g t t I .2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921 D 11 T G SITES AN OUI COLLEGE GEST GAIN lISTRATION 'TENT OF 4.424 I MANY IORE 'ECTED TO IS LIKELY EERING DEPT.j School of Education ally Affect Final UNIV. HEAD WILL MEET YEARLINGS All freshmen will be given an op-1 portunity to meet President Marion L. Burton at the annual Fall reception which will be held at 7 o'clock Wed- nesday in the assembly hall of the Mi...…
…Univer-. t vna. CIATED PRESS 'ely entitled to the use for edited to it or not otherwise ews published therein. Arbor, Michigan, as second I >or Press building, Maynard Street. , 96o; Editorial, 2414. lt to exceed 300 words, if signed, the sig- to appear in print, but as an evidence of vents will be published in The Daily at the or, if left at or mailed to The Daily office. ons will receive no consideration. No man- d unless the writer incl...…
… . -. o . .. 1 ..,. ... WP ". 'Ni iiindi i i l ACTIVITIES. N DEPARTMENT] PLANNED CHELL FOR YEAR BYI .der the leadership of Elmer hell,, director of intramural s, and Wallace Elliot, student ager, the intramural office is pre- ag for afi extensive year in ath- s. At the present tima affairs in .ntramural department are rather ttled as their office mnay be ged in the near future. Under the itly adopted system of athletics activty co...…
…Florence Wilson-Demattia announc- es the opening of the beauty shop1 above Cushing's Drug Store, 340 So. State St. Phone 2939-M. She will be glad to welcome all her old custom- ers.-Advr. Week-end dances at the Packard Academy. Tickets, $1.00.-Adv. s at Wahr's, )ISTINCTIVE GREETING CARDS, DANCE PROGRAMS, )RS, NOTIONS, TOILET PREPARATIONS,' 'IRS, FAVI ETC. us ever ready to render expert assistance in selecting Gifts, Party Favors, Decoratio...…
…ery that enhanse the Charm of Youth PUYEAR & HEIRTZ 328 So. Main St. Chemistry Prof: Sp'eaking of deter- gents, what do you use to remove ink stains? MU-SICAL PROCRAM '21 22ANNOUNCED' (Continued from Page One) The third concert in the series willj give Ann Arbor concert patrons anoth,- er chance to hear Ossip Gabrilowitsch as soloist, this time with his own or- chestra. The pianist has played here several times and his apeparance this ...…
… it AllMNUS A WEKLY MAGAZINE1_OUT OCT. 13 OTHER MINOR CHANGES MADE IN PUBLICATION FOR MICHIGAN GRADUATES The Michigan Alumnus, published for many years by the Alumni asso- ciation as a monthly magazine, will appear in its first issue on Oct. 13 as a weekly, according to reports from the oce of Wilfred B. Shaw, secretary of the Alumni association. The change was only recently decided upon and will be part of the association's ex- panded policy...…
…igs that minance er?" r hrases have been any others during A newcomer would the first duties of to learn the typed ars about him. >idly becoming less e only heard now ;ed meeting takes will give way en-' hitting them?" ik of this; it's rO LIVERY 16 S. MAIN ST. DONE 583-J 'ES REASONABLE Around the Corner on S. U. M'S LUNCH R MEALS OR ORT ORDERS Girls! liver lunches at night CALL 1526-M 7OMOBILE NSPOR- ION TES BY HOUR -OR TRIP Driving a Spec...…
…G oris Attention: Rainwater snam- ble Jeweler poos, hairdressing," marcel-waving. -- ~ NFace and scalp treatment. Wigs for P an A rent. Mrs. J. R. Trojanowski, .1110 S.4 oath Main University Ave., side entrance. Phone 696-W.-Adv. [' A FEW MINUTES' WALK UY AT BOTTOM PRICES M I C R O S C1OP1E S ON EASY TERMS stological and Bacteriological Laboratory Supplies AT LOWEST FIGURES Eberbach & Son Co. 200-204 E. LIBERTY STREET BLUE FRONT CIGAR STORE ...…
…itations AT THE TIIEATERS our Speciality T0 AY Screen in "Eperything in Printing" AYER- SCHAIRER CO. Arcade - Jackie Coogan "Peck's Bad Boy," First Women's Party Planned jUniversity- u-onien! Are you looking' for the Michiganr spirit? You will find it at the Women's league party at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday night in -Barbour gymnasium. This is the first chance of the year for every University woman to meet every other University woman, to...…
…L L E TIN 'ii L Y, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921 Number 2 & 3 Choral Union: hearsal of the University Choral Union will be' held Tuesday, lock sharp, at the University School of Music, Maynard St. Ad- the chorus is on the try-out basis. Office hours for try-outs: 'clock, School of Music. EARL V. MOORE, Acting Conductor. tig Library 301, Tuesday, Sept. 27, at 3 o'clock. JAMES H. HANFORD. meeting of the class will be held Thursday, Sept. 29, at 2 p. m...…
…V1 VI.ANN ARBOR, M[CICxAN, FRIAY, SFPTEIl IlLR2 27. 1907. No. 4. A$ TYY~n1ETTT1e I Iifullibak. Coach Po-it anutmee WASMUND STARS IN -latnight that he au ht give the twoWIL E A E IT StiamAs115othtler shot scrimmnage tda FIRTbSRIhIMAE ut inafootalltog"t - ito coarse NORTHWESTERN ______rI iltg ast oHaeSrnetTa Varsity Scores Four Touchdowns Dretoieived a itletter e- ast oHveSrnetTa in Fifteen Minutes-Glraham terdayfom ioiDlartnmouth asking for a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _'._' T ..M -__ __ G.11. Wild Comlpally The Largest Stock in the City of Exclusive Styles i WOOLENS For Gentlemen's Wear E!verything required for Suits Overcoats, Fancy V estigs, and Trouserings, and of high cias fabrics and special stle. Full Dress Suits a Specialty 0.1. Wild Colpally 31 South State Sreet ROOKS Save half your money and buy Secondhand Books at Ztubcnte,16oohtore University Tet-'Books for all Departments. ...…
…THE MICH~IGAN DAILY Sam Burclificld's Fine Tailoring Trade Can Deliver The Goods Sam Burclifiel T 106 &X Co, EAST HURON 'ST.I I I 1J The best 1 FOUNTAIN PEN. IiRP"S'1-SOPI'l WAR C OE NJ P, R11.Y ON 'The stopoores coralletd a few of thte Sit t nen again fast eight despite the understanding that there was to be no more-.-trouttbte. until after the rutstt ott "Blurtk Friday." tine FDetroii ttdentmtootl aciter tllress frttmttthe itigrockstl ...…
…THI. MICHIGAX DAILY -1f Suits and Overcoats to Measure UiEST OIE E R ~ o UNIVERSITS-TOTICHigh Classo 150 t 400 The sophomores will meet tonight to FU1 IS RNrISHERS ITOi M Cfl Merhandase $150 tf400 ormutlate p~la for the rash HATTER.S 1 J! Popular Prices E epec togai may nw ad frm rieds 0 tlea'still loldl<a meeting in man Room11CC irer ity all, this afternoon with our autumn and winter display of at t-ok. Directly North of Law Bsilding fashiona...…
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