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…TU DY, OTO1WI -2 8, 1024 t2 MICI IIGAN DAILY I MTAVAM M Elli'AvAM r°--------....' ANONCE COMMITTEES 'es II iu GRG U II DQ[Arn 0oti ,.. . MASQUES ANNOUNCE CASTI FANNUALPRODUCTION FlT4t SQV STAG~E LPQSS1BI1ATES r .I Faculty Women's SClub To Present YVVCAOFESOUI S"Icebound" Today N C LUBElLEADERSHIP IVIrun I i.JIIIIR1II iiILflU j The following committees were ap- Afemibers of the Student league of .1ainee Musicale can obtain course1 poi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY- OCTOBER. 21q. THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI I~ThAV APPC~T~T~'T~ 9~ XJX I U -D Ej I L ZY L i r. TEJ -NIS t _ - - - - - -- - - -- - - I Great End Badly !H*STfl[[ Injured Saturday Hi IFI S ME A GIES SATURDAY After K OIfl~ Notre Dame An Chicago. 'TSU 0 UTTo 5 Feature Saturday's Games ID 3 A D D I~ ed ome of toms npot ae Captain Leland Pri galloped 37 Ya~ler Wrr~e byLackof Rser o t ear, and ter- sults were fit- ar...…

…TED OTOBER 28li7:trnl~. ., 1924 TH-E MId I IGAN DAILY Nqrth Sea Tu~nnel Nears Reality a" ....T L! ,. ttw olcaio Tin; 5 ~~~~~~SPECIAgL POLICE CALLED) 1,.61F~' i L A 1 E'COLMN__-_ CLSS,,' ON*X ADVERTISING AT 3 OOTALLTOAFIC " !'() 111,' j't MDy ____________________________-~the police last Saturday to insure of- ! - ' l p: re(atls n 10 t ken FOR SALE FOUND WpROUT IKON 1 :fl..JIDTkr LAMPS. I PUT) gmc5,,..11 qnm of nngnt $3.15. At Koch & Hl...…

…- --- - - ~ -- -- :30--La Soclad Ilisjmuica mecets in WXV1 RAT' G 0 1 N ( room 302, Union. Notices to a'PPear in thiS COLIMA VnuSt WEDN ES 1)AY be ef i it]nElie box atIth1e D a iy ohice i T 1 P-Ovided f~r that yp1rpose i3 More 4 , 12:1,')'I athieiatics clubi luncheon at o'Iclc precceding the bay of issue. nion. ______________ - -7:30--Saiprinaiv club meets In room TUEI~lSI)A 304, Union. 1:15---I'lliysics ('dolwinui iteel il 7:41) rofessor Toai...…

…- w THE WEATHER UNSETTLED TODAY; PROBABLY LIGHT RAIN g i A6F AIW I R"t =,OREM .ddF A&P Section One VOL. XXXIV. NO. 31. TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1923 TWENTY PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS LI E MEMBERSHIP DIVE MEN WILL SATHERTOMORROW CANVASSERS PLAN MEETINGG AT I UNION FOR FINAL IN. } STRUCTIONS STARK AND LYNCH TO ADDRESS SOLICITORS Twenty Teams of Ten Men to Enter I Race for han's Loving Cup Students who will ta...…

…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1923 Mencken and the Academics A Critique In Perspective O NOT speak of him," EDWIN J. PATTEE dignity of dramatic critic, took coun- said Kingsley of Heine; sel of a cortain Nestor of the craft, he was a wicked man!" who told his, above alt things else, to H. L. Mencken, also, was In his chauvinistic overtones we ature" (Century), by Fred Lewis Pat- he terestim, antt thices way to once ...…

…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER~ 28, 1923 Named To Succeed R l. IE T -ME ousa T'ells Of ALPI + ROBINS TO ,SPEAK Harvey- At Loudon -Tea AId C As U S. _m ass dor RR",Up Genea ON CRISTANIT A~L.S./mbasad~rFOR PERACOMMITTEEShsfmu adMnayngt odteAp -CHRIS I 9 1INITYJohn Phllip Sousa, when here with~ NiagaraI Union Opera committee chairmenI an interesting story of a concert at near Ma ilaoInllV4(nowti Economist Will wvere gamed yesterday' by ...…

…PA(IE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1923 a tROBERT 'E 'D ERS N S 4 {f f Z X i At1;l -NE 7r 7 7 01 it _ : ', _ i 77.1ti . , tI ti1.O?1 101 0A7- t .. k C7o111.' r S I t~. a110r(1t 7011111011 to pply l1.0 Ct 1 Andt,10it 1,to t'Le vr td wodns trut 7 to '110 l''0u -r'ude , anguta. awkarltneos, akr1 nd ,, ald .1 1,1"ous t dot'lar one, I steadi suppte tithtness tthat tosthel= 1t= "'1 t,10howevr, thlat1itosnot moot tartting fe...…

…28, 1923 TH MICHIGAN DAILY Y, EWA CEL TO OPEN FAssociation Will :Luivii ('ainlnign ' sday11'0oCarry On Work "WILL1 OPEN WORIK VQIALJJY tents of their gymnasium lockers last j i r i~ ~nr year may reclaim them tomorrow and _ h-HUSE fHCKEYu Tuesday from Mrs, Blackburn. IU I iJ IFI~ The Freshman Girls' Glee club will.IJ~ M~ J ~lT~~r i neet at ,4:30 o'clock tomorrow, inUIIIIL Barbour gymnasium. All mcnilers; are requested to' be present. l DE...…

…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1923 "It is of course the duty of all good economists and kind persons to prove and proclaim continually to the poor as well as to the rich that respect for the dead is not really shown by laying great stone on them to tell us where they are laid; but by remembering where they are laid without a stone to help us." (John Ruskin.) "How funny, how disgusting life is: You meet some one, do no end of fool- ish and wicked and mea...…

…THE' MICHIGAN DAILY ST NDAY,' OCTOBER 28, 1923 ......................... 6 . .. . 4OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER. OF T11lE UNITERSITY OF MICIGAN Pulished every mornin'g except Monday during the UIniversity year by the P'oard in Control of Stud(-nt Publications. Meinbors of Western Conference Editorial .,sorvi tion.I The AsTi~e ress is exclusively en- itied fto the am for repubication of all news dispatches cctd :o it -or" not otherwu-e err ditcd i...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY S2',fP.'taP i Lt2,,12) Music and M iusicians 0.RLANDO I3EZDE '- are two (isti iiltd oisill (issz ~rc1'y> e'11dhrt ft in it incrrc t s'iiii', it K t } 011!?i. of i thatI ii ill 1 1 i ii e-(otok i pitlace 'oni tlep (cccist reetii, n £Vc' ,v ,,rain. 't tfor 5GalliCutitito tOtt iii1tt l linthe te ie River' (.11tohes)te sasprp iriis as is tiosh ittilt i ni (iIll!.l's tyn" t fe t a'iii ii. s;1tad 'Iocy itegraing tti u...…

…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE I.. I , I . - I t . . Egyptologist To Describe Work In TA Valley of Kings" t ongregational Church Secured for J] portance of discoveries in Tut's tomb tural work or into the field of agri-4 S, C. A. VOCATIONS Union and the Student council. The and other excavations. cultural teaching. 5G only remaining step to assure the Animal nutrition, sanitary sciences: MEN P LAN MEETevent is the...…

…1CCHIG N DATL PACGE FIV'E JOHN L. STEVENS .E'' t t F t: eI al xi~tl x xiritlxx r:?~t ri.1tiit ' o tL; r< n ~xr t Lxl:3 tzx!1,-cii fo=i x x i . V" of x il ,a . 11: :> i li'1.1 zii.1101o (leCai ,l xiii' he Niitti iIii 'it}D aIisl Ll II S isL0'i l iii' ('^a 't!'a tecullls, li' iffoild have xllxxxe pae t'# t~t ,e ieiclt loir t1o'(' theit i i°?Ei o ixon, is axa-Ii 11(1ofithe'Thel~ ta1'ol 1bi'lxi' xxiiievenxxiSx11is xlxxdis i.l , l'1ii 0ii I l ...…

…~HE M.ICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2F,, 19' 1 $13110 J a +']Yp¢ 1 .. ,. I h C R . Q 1 , , .w...a. .. -. xr-.rrw1b01 A' ° i°a ° raa'a emi-u+c .cuw lw1V acr: D:-SaSi Neller kicked off to Kipke who re-0 nd2 yrst ison3 Ihiin 1n9nCnin0innf line. Kipke kicked to Lyman who I LIiYII.dJ fumbled but recovered on his own 30 yard line. Neller wvent through left ! R tackle for 10 yards as thle quarterIT DF TS UPH ended. Score: Michigan 12, IILA....…

…PAGE SIX THeE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1923 AIIERICANA* Chipico thermos dioxygen, temco sonora tuxedo Books and W riters Resinol fiat bacardi, camera amico wheatena; Antiskid pebeco calox, oliotyco barometer Postum nabisco! Prestolite arco congolium, karo aluminum kryptok, made into a book that will attract the Crisco balopticon lysol, jello bellans carborundum THE WOMAN DE- general reader and the busy club wo Ampico clysmic swaboda,...…

… HTHIS. COLUN LaSS COLUMN CIVJ±S ClOSES AT 31. "DAERTISINGT 3 P.M, OPTICAL i i _ _ *, j f, < ; . ,,. k t . ------ Classified Column Closes at 12 o'Clock Noon, Saturday. "Jimmie-$he-Ad-Taker" 4.t w .,: k LOST FOUN~TAIN PENS^ f I AL;PHA OMICRON PI PIN-Name on FOUNTAIN PENS back. Reward. Call 2949. WE HAVE fountain pens of nationally a L - i . Lv ' .""' '"' " " ... - ° 44ROWN LEATHER BILL fold con-. taining sum ofimoney. Reward...…

…SUNDAY, OCTOBE~R 28, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE SMIS v HENUKEN many h is interesting, original, and And so if the proessoashoutld still And what excitement thi volley O (Continued from Page your) 1ottn brilliantlHe ha introduced a insit tha t he is nota critic,I might ekenian phrase and dogma is pro- constructive criticism," If the tit wholesome and vigorous tone into the conur 0a(1 say, "No, Meloken is not duing! The osn's trenchant at ic," ...…

…University Senate: The first regular meeting of the University Senate for the year 1923- 1924 will be held in Room C, Law Building, at eight o'clock on the evening of Thursday, Nov. 8, instead of Monday the 19th as at first announced. The order of business will inclus e: 1. The annual report of the'Secretary of the Senate Cuncil. II. The proposed ,formation of .a Naval Unit in. the University. III. Consideration of certain natters; relative to...…

…PAL c. E IGH i 3t' THE M I H) GAS' DAI ICY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2S, 192' MHAV. DoCUI THE MUCI-GANDAIY SNDY CER2,12 HAVE you ever thought of it as a salary and attempted systematically to save part of it? It is altogether probable that it would be possible for you to do so without greatly inconveniencing yourself. IT is a fault commonly found with college stu- dents that they lack a sense of responsibility which every successful man must have. Th...…

…op Section Two 00 va, -ar , A61 73att Section Two VOL. XXXIV. NO. 31. PRICE, FIVE CENTS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 2UNDAY. OCTOBER 2S, 1923 If STUDENTS WANT SPECIAL TO IflWAl ONLY TWENTY HAVE SIGNED) FOR RESERVATIONS ON TRAIN ACCOMMODATIONS ARE OBTAINABLE AT UNION Reservations On Wisconsin '.rain Being Taken Now by Dennis Donovan Students signifying their intention of making the trip to the Iowa game on the special train sanctioned by ...…

…TEN TAHE MICHIGAN DAILY r ' SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1923 £1 A LER HEA R w finds no lodgment in a nation where I Firpo Given Demonstraton campaign JO L f ~ ~ l H A E SNW FOSSIL BEDS IVAL H ONORS ROOSEVELT the discontent which is justified se-I Cll, Peru. Oct. 2Clui Angel portance cootn Vi4 hun 'g Firpo, arriving from Colon yesterday, WESTEla R N II f l f EPOSITSl-crsaprmtrmd.was greeted by a demonstration sel-plcin IIIL, Iam aC IHaJie(+In~d rndc...…

…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Relation Of R. Military P only 200 second lieutenants for the Reserve. In 1921 this was increased . T.C. T'o fiur t r"2"'0"E"1 C.Or1 to 1,000, last year to 2,000 and this *^ D isyear about 3,100. Of those graduated e { the University of Michigan produced 4 in 1921, 13 in 1'22 and 55 during the s . pa st school year an iition q By 1ajor William T. Carpener sacrificed on account of lack of dtn- a...…

…TWELVE A THE MICHIGAN- DAILY SUNHA S OCTODER 28, TWELVE SUNDAY, OCTORER 28, 1 STARTING SUNDAY, STARTING ' SUNDAY The Daddy of ( 'omedy Classics Unquestionl ably-~. \ P t _. J~ JAMAL 't } 1"AdM1I ]Sp'iL To or mny rieds an ul pa Toso n Abrw9ae uhrzd u oa0~ngr u 4. 1 f ti~~ 4r duction has, and believe that you will agree with us. 2H"R E E RO0USIN Who 0ad ahMaeiece; hsh our -iecommendation of the STERLNG COMEDYvqualities whi...…

… SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1923 Mencken and the Academics A Critique In Perspective O NOT speak of him," EDWIN J. PATTEE dignity of dramatic critic, took coun- said Kingsley of Heine; sel of a certain Nestor of the craft, "he was a wicked man!" who told him, above all things else, to H. L. Menken, also, wasoIn his chauvinistic overtones we ature" (Century), by Fred Lewis Pat- H.c ecen lo a c rknsrisof11.W erIbe i...…

… PAGV TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28,J1923 .. , azd thc ROBERT i' BART1RONT, HENDERS 9N VI' MitARCHt OF lls it Irs1'all "'Et1RIt' r o T3i. iES ' a -ura- You niay A 05hardani . "-e r s nane- heiee,^, sdei01' r'C' en'1 I-s at1 51 it istatet'ast " 1 do-' --"Oc i IAI c-tii5015an10e i-soarc t ia ne .0 1toie, Lhis E 10 A 1 zonma. -re : cot a sr trci'.' o~v p r_1Iyht -the -t1_- e.'se Paine1t Roswie io teeIos -ct-ps1 at'an11-tin. t--S ....…

… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY LT,5d. "It is of course the duty of all good order to belong to him, and the day economists and kind persons to prove comes when you don't know one an- and proclaim continually to the poor other. Each takes his turn." as well as to the rich that respect for -(Georges de Porto-Riche) the dead is not really shown by laying from "Francoise' Luck. great stone on them to tell us where they 'are laid; ...…

….. . .... . .. .. .... . PAGE FOUR, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 192 -- - ... ... .:.__ ___._ m: Music and Musicians ORLANDO BEEDE There are two distinct points in- ed Liszt's "Loreley". Were she able volved in Galli-Cur5l and her type of to sing it in a correct fashion, one program. One of them is that in he might over-look its place on the pro- exquisite presentation of "Way Down gram. But for Galli-Curci to attempt Upon the Sw...…

… kUDAY, OCTO"E1 23 TIE MCHIGAN Autumn Interlude JOHN L STEVENS , DAILY PAQE FIVE Th71ie t iiinleriis rise o 11tr lite stvens and a ta itwould have-/ sro ( an ioi , ,.r dcoy s, the skirl of '. t ownv!i r r 1 arY fYrm:r, .. _. r 2 .tt3:- f: t-tx at fcatr r , old t lie ree~l <s a healthy rat ow su s vs fi~s timet, Who ctrclt Warily, just against 'Lh.e strain of s--plit be oo, 1 the sy-line. Now, I-wo anlder, aiti renof a soutwr 5 ti, u , k- ula...…

…lPAc E 1lK Th I14MII GAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28,1923 AIERICANA5 ". Chipico thermos dioxygen, temco sonora tuxedo' o " an a+S+e7it 2r Resinol fat bacardi, camera amiCo wheatena; B o o k an dAntiskid pebeco Calox, oiotyco baroneer __________________________________________________Postum nabisco! restolite arco conglium, karo aluminum kryptok, made into a book that will attract the Crisco balopticon ysol, jlo hellans carborundum. THE WOMAN DE- ...…

… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1923' THE MICHIGAN DAILY parE SVWN MENCKEN many, he is interesting, original, and And so if the professors should stil And what excitement this volley of (Continued from Page Four) often brilliant. He has introduced a insist that he is not a critic, I might Menckenian phrase and dogma is pro- "constructive criticism." "If the trit- wsolesome and vigorous tone into the concur and say, "No. Remstken is .ot ducing! The man...…

… PAR EIGHT THE MICIH GAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER S2 1923 } 1 lilbl: n 1 1 1 11111111111 11 l1111111illlll111 11Ii t1t11111M 1111, 1~ l 1ll I1 1H M i33 1 !~i l l111 AVE you ever thought of it as a salary and _ attempted systematically to save part of it? It is altogether probable that it would be possible for you to do so without greatly inconveniencing yourself. T is a fault commonly found with college stu- dents that they lack a sense of res...…

…'INIJEI) FAIR TODAY n. sr ' , Ar iil THE ILLINI WELCOME 4,; 1 VOL. XXXIII. No. 30 EIGhT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1922 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS i y \ ,, t , a 3 t ' ...'~ r ' ..;a I.t_..«A ITs i i, .; °.; :" ' i : V V Y i . .:. : ,. ., 4 t :]. : r a '<.,1 'f .._ U NI ERBSITY CETS $4O,0OOO I3ANTT O FINISH TELESCOPE DONATION BY LAMONT, '91E, WILL A) AMSTRONOMY DE.- PARTMENT MAIN, PARTS WILL BE...…

…WUUEI1s HUCKU TIWHOA FLAHD FO NET WEEK! In prep~aration for the women's in- terclass games in hockey, a "spread" will be held at 5:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon at Palmer field for all wo- I mnen who have been out for practice. That afternoon the four classes will' organize class songs and yells with which to support their teams when tihe interclass games are played the/ following week. The spread is being arranged by Georgia !Church, '23,: ge...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY '-- f\ \ \ / ,/gyp ,^ \ \ \l\ J\! 'i/ l! j S.y. J i -( i- t ' P d ?' y ' ; s t . ti i , rr i ',t. r i :- b, s. . . ._- .-v \ . ; / . 4 \/4\ *.! 4," . . . : 1 , r, . .: 4, ".! .11 ..... ...d.. ......... .,.. ^*. r The @ehulz ROcREy EVERYTHING IN FRUITS, VEGETABLES, GROCER- IES AND MEATS C PHONE 326-327-328 114-116 E. WASHINGTON I R Coff ce u gul Ito e BREAKFAST Toast Grape Fruit Oatmeal with Cream...…

…11 1L 1 ..Y.1,. .aVL ** '. a/- .a.- a OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 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- 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...…

…x ni. . ,lC.t I sAI I . L).HI . ATHLETIC PRI NUMEROUS CUTS CONTA BOOKLET PUT ON S) AT GAM1E Concessions for the selli Athletic Program have been and 15,000 copies are being ready to be distributed at t gan-Illinois game at Ferry morrow at a price of 10 cen The apprearance of this ye gram marks a new stage in size -and character of the r It is larger than' before tains 16 pages of pictures, do teams and general informati game. Two pages al...…

…. d ~1lL , Vd 1 I .A 1 V Jd All- .. . - ,dA.,h l. r ^ ! +' w g , , yy + ' ' ~ . . q H li A " 1i1 y ,,, Or" (Q11IMMll)hI 3illlViait M -44 1U EEt%, ...." ... (~Z~ N) ~%4 CHIGAN EXPECTS HARD BATTLE' IN 6R E WITH ILLINOISTOA a fair kicker. He was removed from the Iowa game in" the third quarter last, week which is held partly re- sponsible for the Indian loss. In case he does start he is not expected toj last for the whole, ...…

…IIAANOIS@ W-oodward 57 F. 1B. Mefliwain 51 .R H. l.,peny 8 ILLINI ARE__ALL SIT (Special toa The Daily) etroit, Oct. 27.-:Headed by Bob Zupeand Contain Dave Wilson and aeco1(I11pa ni-d' by a retinue of coaches,. {riursand managers the Illinois fm,-Loball eleven arrived here early this morning;.. After a light breakfast at the licit Shelby hotel, where they have been 'making their quarters the entirej squad went out to University of De- troi...…

…DAILYOB Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 3 SATiR-IAY, OCTOBER 28, 1922 Numllbei :3 aology 1, Supplementary Examination: Those who were absent from examination last June will take examina- on Saturday, Oct. 28, at 9 a. m., in Room Z-229, Natural Science building. A. FRANKLIN SIHULL. niversity of Michigan Varsity Band: Formation at L...…

…) ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1922 iVl SOEMICHIGAN. 'ERS !~QNE ILLINOIS m m ,.. 4' "I"%- ID QUARTER kicked out of 'bounds, etition. of the kick. kicked off to kirk on -yard line, who mix~ 75 muchdown. . Substitution, sch for Goebel at right Hill for Woodward at odie drop-kick~ed for an- Yost, Grand Old Man c 1 Has Team H. .. / as 4?6VI A e FOOT$44. PC#rY~sG )AE nd, I a r t, U, gh center. Michigan side. Illi...…

…intil thej t it was Al that thils class omres,, juniors common respect decent attitude, lout -time to ask developing cul- ir "lowbrow s". of Joe's and the Orient their names deep in .e tables of those con-} places. Among the emory-stirring posses- tables, fastened to the Union Tap room where ee the names they care- The Union has made! reserve this tradition, all seniors carve their oak taibles of the Tap new plan is being in-' pecial table w...…

…HEADQUJARTERSr f1EEBJNG BUILDING % 5 3 L~~i1 "If the Chinese would pay less at- lowship wentl tentioin to caring for their dead and pi who has be n more to cultivating the soil their coun- 'Bei City Industri- tvwould not be afflicted with any ' pi,) rrible faminef,'. said Prof. I1. F, tern effect of s_.," 6 errick, of the enigineering depart. 6 F- xt, in sneaking before the Ann Ar- W bor Rotarians at their regular week- Itr ly ,uncheon held ...…

…1Victory Is Zfe I1 Ming Leung, J. M. LindeWnuthi, M. E.1 McCarty, Thomnas A. McGuire, Pearlj Mah~an, Harry Li. Marvin, Augusta' Meiser, Martha A. Mohnke, Floyd W.I Moore, Helene Noumlanhl, Aura Onans. Jacob S. Pearlstien, Ray C. Pellett, Erward D. Phillips, Albert R. Ren- 'wick, Harley B. Sherman, Byron E. Smith, Everett J. Soop, George A. Stinchcomb, Hugh R. Thomas, Wil- liam. AL Trap. By vote of the fac- ~ulty of the School of Education, T...…

…- ~. THE WEATHER I PROBABLY RAIN TODAY SAiri§Uf :43 at t9 ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE ,. VOL. XXXII. No. 29 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1921 PRICE FIVE CENT CHIEFS OF BI 5 NAMER COMMITTEE' TO KALT STRIKE REA IS CHAIRMAN FOR FALL GAMES Wear The Colors To Illinois Walter B. chairman of preparations Rea, '22, was appointed a committee to make for the fall games at a Wear the Michigan colors to Illinois...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, r trk tg tn t1 . p OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN PuIlished every morning except Monday during the Univer- ety year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published therein....…

…25 SCHOLRSHIPS OPEN IN FRANCE American Field Service Selety Of- fers Opportunity for Ad-. a ianced Study c SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS f TO SAIL BEFORE JULY 1 The Society for American Field service fellowships for French uni- versities will offer for open competi- t tion among graduates of American colleges and other suitably qualified 1 candidates a number of fellowships, not to exceed 25, for the purpose of encouraging advanced study and re- sea...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Jig .... . _ }A t s *' 1 ~ lyi ; w . ' r - -"- . .:. * ' . . .: " " "' " J t y+ " " " " " " s . . "" " "." 11 1IYVV I . ,t" lp °" : \n16ow£IZ m 1 TO URBANA IS CH OF NO TEAM A U1UROOTERS The Badgers brought down their best washing machine, soaked the colors of Illinois for four 15 minute periods, Dig Send-Off Given Football Hen As Varsity Departs IFor Illinoisl and faded out orange, taking style 19 to 0. what wa...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , .. Y , -- CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD IN TRIANGULAR IMEET CAPTAIN PENBERTHY HEADS MEN AGAINST INDIANS AND OHIO RUNNERS Six men will leave this morning for Urbana to compete with Ohio State and Illinois in the triangle cross coun- try race on Saturday. Captain Pen- berthy, although still bothered with a sore ankle, will be among those to go, as will Chute, Whittemore, Stand- ish, Marston and Bowen. These men were the first to...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY"^R FOOTBALL ENTHUSIAST ASKS HOSPITAL TO CARE FOR BABY That, the University hospital has a number of functions besides caring for the sick was demonstrated last week when a wire was received from a woman in Ohio who requested that the hospital take charge of her baby while she was at the football game. This was an unusual request and rath- er surprised the authorities at the hospital, but it was not long before one of the nu...…