…SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY "I T1UESDAY', -SEPTE'MBER 28, 1 ' 1.- 1. .M11 l 11.11 fL \1L 1 I I Two Stores Two Stores Both Ends of the Diagonal NEW AND USED III NEW AND USED A Du SUPLIES "e e S' 1 ! t, Prompt Service Experienced Salespeople We Solicit a Share of Your .Patronage p. M r ,; . ;i a "d z J ......_. a, …
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY: SHOWERS TODAY Y mom Abp J116 TF JEL Im 14.0%0 W %- One I Le XXXV No. 6 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1924. SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, FIV i RTON JO T GET LASS OF 28 AT jO1OING A FRESHMAN" WILL M TOPIC OF PRESIDENT'S TALK TOMORROW MUSIC BY BAND Knute Lomberg-Holm Interested In Doings Of American Youth Knute Lomberg-Holm, appointed to the faculty of the architectural col- lege by the Board of...…
…TEM IA ALY______ - e STARTING TODAY-Fl ST FF I SHOWGAT1G L ~ PICES Heralding .A Distinct Advance In )odern Sece nchiemn An Epoch ]'Iaking Cinema Romance ofA"ec ol Rus Days in the, Turbulent Forties go *P Anid So History }4yr .: + # # , N Yom(aEDULE OF PERFO'RMl,'ANCE S h '\DAV lVEN1N : 'N A T' N E :Oi-t" . Reads- , The, Cowards Never I Started; Th e died on the Weak Way; ; , Only the Strong :.f Survived die Peis C 0 M...…
…28, 924THE MICHIGAN DAILY WILBY BACK FROMl TRIP TO ENGLANDi Was chosen To Represet (Cheer 01 Archtitecture; Oilier Nations Present ATTENDED 'CONVENTION ? types of buildings resulting from th ?a iraea k u 'm ge ie introdul~ction o. 'Steel and reinforcedR ir a a k R m a e ie concrete into modern construction, O/ D iyF m u a;no to the increasing predlominancei u e bufid. th olrnacitcua "Aha!" lhe cried, "Now I have it!" cated, but my teacher...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY shed every morning except Monday the University year by the Board in of Student Publications. hers of Western Conference Editorial, iou.- Associated Press is exclusively en- the use for republication of all news es creditedrto it or not otherwise in this paper and the local news pub- herein. ed at the postofice at Ann Arbor, n, as second class matter. Special rate age granted by Third Assistant Post- General. :ription by ca...…
…THE MICHIGAN EAL rrr. r n r _.. .._. 77-77-7-7-7777-7-7-7-777 D , ®' A .............. ....... &N TO ENTERTAIN ENTERING WDME~ Attends' Rio 5, .. y. - ^"1 I . . , } 3 3 - {' .. Notices TO) ENCOIJRA4IW; ON AMONG EN- :N WVOMEN CO. _I A soccer class will be held at 9 o'clock on Monday and WNednesdlay of each week on Palmer field. Women who are interested should1 consult ~IfJh'1'Bs-:Mldon Everett, ,tomorrow Don't Borrovw'~ubscribe, T...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY s. . . . , . _ w 00000. EY I cwumi imuwr _ [ . I .. .. v . y, rr " ' . x M hww 4 ,, T IS MADE IN FOOTBALL SQUAD Aftei BLUES WIN SCRIMNAGE Michigan's Varsity football squad was reduced to 38 men yesterday af- ternoon when the first cut of the year was announced by the Coaclesf fllow- ing the scrimmag-e which miarked the activities of the day. It is probable that another cut will be made as but 33 men are...…
…THE, MICHIGAN DAILY LIIPU Cf AS I F-IE 40LATN1IN INSTRI CLOS E PO R S$ AT 3 J.. POSY ADVE~RTISIN1G '[.oresTo Face .Fraud' Charg, LEAUE~ Riding OfJ TrGinig OfZ einedyI !N'ERAL:4} the.18I thl consecutive season of the' t i,ersity Symphony orchestra,, andl FeS, is rmaiTgplans for a mnore intensive, -~ sharalsystem zor this year. ZI 4!hLion to tlh^ weekly full rehzcars;.l, ' w a sort s7ecton.al rehejarsal GwI b field everymi-ewhh will meo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -------------------- DAILY OFFICIAL BLEI Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of he, University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday) Volume a SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,51924 Number 6 Te Deans: 'here will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, October 1, at ten ock in the Presidenti's office. , X. L. Burton. ate Council: lie first meeting of...…
… [1 Av4 Two ~aii Section Two XXXV. No. 6 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1924. PRICE, FIVE CENT; JRVEYING THE TI KET DISTRIB UTIO T92T 4- -____________________________________ ___ 'he Problem Faced By The Athletic Association wSome Cheating Methods Found By Distributing Officials System Now Used To Allot The Seats 4stWisconsin Game Allotment s The Situation As Seen From The Student's Point Of View { The T4Y Tq...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, rsity Scholarship Chart Shows Improvement 1 The scholarship average in the Uni- versity for the past year shows a net gain of more than t wo points over the the average of 1922-23. The average this year was 74.5 per cent as com- pared to 72.4 per cent last year. Pro- fessional sororities led the entire group average of the University with the mark of 79.3 per cent, while general sororities were first last year...…
…I . TE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 Series Sports 4 - 4 tA Tooth - - Many Great Pitchers Earn Niche In Baseball's Hall Of Immortals By Star Work In Big Series News From Big Ten Camps ILLINOIS Coach Bob Zuppke is looking for.f ward to another winning team thisc year. His hopes are fortified by the1 presence of the mighty "Red" Grange,I the All-American halback, who isf starting upon his second year of col- legiate competition, Besides Grange,, ...…
…________________________ THE MJCHIGAN- DAILY_____________ e/ .6 s Plusic and Drama Tr d Secde$ Discusses Whitemtan's Music (8ffl~et'S es ' a ried and specklqb at; and when EZditoeNote; The following ar'you dance you are indifferent to harh;. tidbel° by Mr.' Seldes, the author of ny. On theisother h'Yand, the 4v'e4op- 41?he *Seven i4.ely Arts" and 're- rint- met' of the octhe'sta' has Veen Sot td with the permission orf the publ- rich ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY =* + TZEaaversi y Women + {. eague Policy Proves Success irger receipts than ever beforo e proved the wisdom of the newj ,y which was adopted by the WVo-' i's League buildling campaign con- e last year. Formerly, each house encouraged to compete with the r in respect to the amount ot ey that it could turn over to the gue. By the new plan, the energy ll the womnen was concentrated r. two or three algre projects and ...…
…1924, THE MICHIGAN 'DAILY rladio Page 1 11)0 YOU WANT THIS PAGE? Ra dio fans are requested to send f 1thoivr names3 to the Radio Editor of I Radio Pogam t11, \ichi n Daily. The Daily is in- tert sted l~ knOw i there are enough ethu ;siss on the ca mpus to warrant -- thecontinuation of. a radio page. Ef- All programs Eastern Standard 'I'.ilu forte wili bc nad. to carry on a con- Dlf elAY lp.rt iv chan1:1ge so that amateurs' mayiioi'lO wh...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..Y.. k bm hurches i CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY #'A l' Congregational Church -oach George Little will address student's fireside chat at the Con- ational Church at 6:30 today on w the spectator May Profit From amue of Football." Perry Hayden, lso, will speak telling of his ex- ences among, foreign students summer. The morning's sermon Reverend Jump will be on "A gion That Gets Under the Skin? niotion- picture s...…
…THE WEATHER, CLOUDY; PROBABLY SHOWERS Y t s ~aitg ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE MEMBER WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. 5 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS BRITISH POLITICS STIR RED THROUGH JANNADECISON MARQUIS OF CREWE INSTRUCTED AT FIRST TO OPPOSE AWARD GREECE CULBABILITY ALLEGED NOT PROVED Governor Enlists Aid Of Machine Guns In Klan War...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FiMP Y, SEPTEMBER 3S, 1 THEMCHIGA DAIL 1 - - - - --------.-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ -- __________________ _______--________________________________ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1 23 SUMM1ER STUDENTS MAKE ALL-A RECORDS1 INCREASE is PRtOPOlRitINAL ENROLLMENT GAIN OVER 1922 SE;SSION TO I Twenty-three students in the liter- ary college and School of Education made all "A" grades during the past Siummer ses~lon of the University. This numb...…
…28, 192,' THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y amen I _ _ All juniors and seniors -who NVish to jiy hockey tils fall arc re ; uestedl to sign their names on the bulletin bear at Barb our gymnasium. IlHouse presidents should call for the rgning out blanks any dlay before Oc- ~tober 1 at the office of. the dean of wo- mren. They are responsible for hav- ing the slips filledl out for the entire mionth of October. strokes. No University or gymnasium Librar...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTE;MBER 28, 1:23 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday' during the University year by the Poard in Contiol 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 to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and therlocal news pub- lis...…
…Y, srrTENMER 28, 192°1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE' Y, SEPTEMBER 28, 1923 PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ._ , -. , MINENT FACULTY MEN RETURN FROM SUMMER TOURS IN EUROPE A, ! '' Prof. Walter B. Pillsbury of the L. C. Smith and Corona Typewriters O'sychology department, one of the guages department, Professor Philip ;many professors who were abroad: E. Bursley of the French department, spending their time in traveling, pre- and Prof. Walter ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRTDAY, SEPTEMTBER 28, 1923 ...., ......... ... . .e....r.......... ,, . 1i." "'...............* 110 PRACTICE SLOWED 'Re u otu~;oiSRISAES HEAVY FOR BY WARMWEATHERl, VANDERBlLT TILT F o)O a nIi n aug t cru d amy's l o Session t,. Tilel s (4o Fast as Iteports Indicate PrOwess of Tennessee Team TETEIRAMS INCLUDED IN SQUJAD tH IAT WI LL MEET WOLVERINES With continued reports of a well balanced football squad at Vanderb...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SE <IONA 1 OKCAS, lapsster- THIS e(optiCan," typewriter, antique Ocr- COLUMN man clock. 331 E. Liberty. CCLOe~s.CCOSt I)ANCI1NG T! PAM : A D V rE R T."IS IN G A t3 4M}D in g Saturday night at Jimw _ .1_t. I __ " " T7._!!._ 2X 1_._ PAGE SE.EN !V A YTI 1 1) Students' washinig and ironiin ;. Ji o N. lugalls. 2569. 'i' ITI: ANN AU~l~OU~. 'l'Y;'l~1\vRlTl~l~ EXCI lANCE Ci [ON!' ~4(; l)rri'< i.i ~, OO(11~ OCF~ 0101 Oliver Tvn...…
…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY MM TAY, SEP'TMI3FR "3, 152"3 .. _ ,. -_ , DAELY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 8:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) I Volume 4 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1923 Number 31 Rhetoric: There will be a meeting of the Rhetoric staff in Room 8, University Hall, Friday, September 28th, at five o'cl...…
…I IL 1 IL-, W l J*11 .1- . L 11 Fi ,I rTo-m4iTr A ND I) IIL tRs DAY I p1 Afria tl _ --,tom' VOL. XXXIII., NoT EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, , SEPTEMBER-27;-t922 EIGHT PAGES PRICE F PRINCESS OF SUL U{ REVOLUTIONISTS sos HEVOLTIONSTS'TO STUDY IN rU. S. MAlRCH ON ATHENS; CROWN PRINCE GEORGE TAKES THRONE; ARMY OFFICERS TO DEFEND MONAR.CHY MOBACCLAIMS REPUBLIC; > SIGERIS HURT IN RIOT }Y Street Demonstrations Favor Former Premi...…
…1 1 : 4 -1-UYRt N /tki t ItliM uGINEERS Hist WYork of Supervision aking Fourteen Indh GAuns Here 1 of KS('T0 PUTBLIC IU N. S. a short and fiery speech given relay morning b.efore the first ngof this ,year's freshinan. en- rs Admiral Plunkett drove for biy di first issue that the eoM ,ego man faxces: that Of get- 'the right start. e Admiral was itroduced. to the ings by Dean Mortimer t. Coo- of the engJinee.ring " college, after talk~s b ...…
…TH .sl-j i V 1-1f-i! i O'lulo P[91 VISORS MW FOR EFRESH BEN Many plans for entertainintg girls who are new on the campus were made by Junior girls at a meeting held in, Sarah Caswell Angell hall yesterday afternoon. Dean Jean Hamilton gave a short talk in which she explained that a group of three teas would bel given Oct. 18 and 25, and Nov. 1. In this way the freshmen will be able to meet each other and to know their Junior advisors. A ha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE I UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN # Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Miember of Western Conference Editorial.l Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of alll news dispatches credited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the localI news published therein. Entered a...…
…TH E MICHIGAN DAILY At' - V., .4', THE UNIVERSITY MUSICAL SOCIETY OFFERS I IN HILL AUDITORIUM , FORTYFOURTH ANNUAL FOURTH ANNUAL Choral Union Series, IU Extra Concert Series SIX CONCERTS FIVE CONCERTS October 24-MISCHA ELMAN, Vio- linist.cTheChoral Union Scri s 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 sccess by triumphal, t...…
…THE MICHIG it .. .. _~ ... W ._ DOWNS RlE -- - I I STB RNYCON- Line Looks Weak Before Assault of Scrub Backs; Forward Pass Attack Good KEEPER, ROBY, KNOIDE, AND CAPPON SHOW TO ADVANTAVE It took 45 minutes for the Varsity to push four markers over on the hard fighting Reserves yesterday aft- erndon^ on Ferry field and for a while after the session opened it looked as though the total score would be smaller than that. Weakness in the 'Va...…
…,IC-IGAN DAILY .A,.r.w ±WUHTIINLFL.6~ Tn 1S YeArs "Little Napoleon's" Team Has Finished Out of First 1411,1 ivision Once rAS FAlIIOIS TlIED) BASE~MAN ON OLD BALT/ELORE ORIOLES (By the Associated Press). New York, Sept. 27.-By adding an- other pennant to the string that has fluttered from the flag pole at the Polo Grounds John Joseph McGraw becomes more -securely .esconced in his title of "Napoleon-of Baseball." Short, stocky, dapper, ruddy a...…
…'"AN ALY LAl 73AN ILY DAILY OFFICI AL BU1L ET IN 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 TIIU LSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S,1922 Number 4 To All Members of the University: The attention of all members of the University is called to the fact that the Daily Official Bulletin is the official means of communication with the staff and the studen...…
…s A Air wl 04 I" tr t.an LTODAY I I 3. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 28, 1921 I E , REDS TURNED FROM STAT . JOHNSON CLAIMS LACK XECESSARY FUNDS AS MAIN REASON OF ROLLMENT INCREASE APPROXIMATES 2,000 ilnistrative Board Deliberatesl Methods of Overcoming Situation ansing, Sept. 27. - Failure of the slature to appropriate amounts for operation, of the state's four, Nor- schools has so handicapped the; .tutions that they fi...…
…11V' to e for erwise lisned therein. Michigan, as second ing, Maynard Street. ial, 2414. 300 words, if signed, the sig- print, but as an evidence of published in The Daily at the >r mailed to The Daily office. e no consideration. N o man- writer incloses postage. y endorse the sentiments ex- not be received after 6 o'clock which play important parts in our lives are con- stantly being brought up. How to meet these experiences, how to solv...…
… ' '', .. . .. _. . .. y ." ".. . w ... s .. - . . .. ;_ l ." .. w " ' . . ".: ' 1 t n " J " yy k n "t ._ ~ .r . . " " "' a..' " " 4ir ", p A .,. _.._c'___.. _... OP EB an lIentor Picks Stroig Eleven to Oppose JIL Union in Saturday's Contest S CAPPON' FRO-I END '0 TACKLE NEXT TO DUNNE! the tenative lineup for the first announced by coach Yost they gridiron mentor is preparing ections to meet the attack of lion when the Ohio collegiansF F...…
…accomodation of Versatile Hiker Here For Visit; ersities of ed greatly year. Ow- conditions r A , work and as a .g the time in !ation; or college has per cent over st year. Ohio >lls over 6,250, 0. The Univer- 24506 enrolled of Kansas al- nce of 3,400. freshmen with ,500, Dartmouth has about the! ABIDE BY LAWS, IS ADVICE OF POLICE CHIEF O'BRIEN Actor, dancer, singer, prize fighter bootblack, and songwriter plus 150 Ignorance ofthe law wil...…
…of new high pressure in the tunnel from the power house at Washing- [uron streets to the sub- the entrance of Waterman . The new line will be I of eight inch high pres- of modern design, eliminat- ose connections which fre- eveloped at the junctures line, allowing the escape of necessitating frequent re- s from the power house to the different campus for which they supply heat, for machinery will not be t this time, as they have ved satisfacto...…
…r's, r -t 4~iotn C I Jordan's office hours will be 8 to 12 o'clock and 1:30 to 4 o'clock for the present. All first year women are required to attend a meeting at 4 o'clock Wednes- lay afternoon, Sept. z8, in Sa well Angell hall, to meet the women. Everyone is urged to prompt. Girls wishing work a -- . stencgraphers are aske Senior society will meet at 5 o'clock the office of the dean of Haberdashery ane h o 8 Nickels Arcade 0' A ...…
… nt, indPres. Burton to Mfeet )Regents Friday' academic "year, it is probable that 8e v0ca- The Board of Regents will meet with ,there will be much business to be gnomist President Marion L. Burton on Friday( brought before the Regents. iclubs;( of this week. Since this is the firstj Fourth meeting of the board for the present ( Daily Want Ads Pay.-Adv. AT THE THEATERS 30c 100 fk7 /THE GIRL WITH THE~ FORM DIVINE, "" THURSDA-NSA CUAY ZAN DE ...…
… II rl t VI II 1~~ N A- II A L BULLETIN 1 ARCELLING Mrs. Stoddard has with'her an et- pert Marceller from E. Burnham's, Chicago. Phone 2652. 707 N. Univer-' ! sity.-Adv. NOTICE The original Wolverine Cafe, 105 S.' Thayer St., has been re-opened as theI My-T-Fine Cafe. Good home cookingI at lowest prices.-Adv. Florence Wilson-Demattia announc- Coats, Waiter's Coats, etc., a es the opening of the beauty shop money: next to Wuerth Theate a...…
…* Th MiciganDaily vl. Vok: . AN~N ARBOR, MAICHJIGAN SATURDAY. SIEPI'I\IMRR 28 , 107. No. 5. FOOTBALL SEASON WILL OPEN TODAY Varsity Meets the Reserves This Afternoon in Initial Clash of Regular Schedule. For the first time since the fatal var- sity-alumni game-fatal becas it sounded the tdethi knell of Michigan's chances, bringing as it del the injry to Joc Curtis-Michigan students will have an opportunity to see a football game on erry Field...…
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…'THE MICH IGAN DAILY S e eU N T I M E L Y H A Z I N G A c a s k m y og hts s .n d s s e s i t a t S c o t t ' sI N SelfFillingA GAIN CENSURED Some very nice rooms very reason- LK A E SefFligabl Er6 Church street. - 3-9 To load a Conklin Fountain Pen, just dip it in any ____ink, press the CrescentFiller and see it ill its own FABER President and ex-President of rtcetiest stditontsm for tte least The College tank like a camel saking its thirst...…
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…TIIILu t rI1A A DA11lY IIOAG'S Cor. Main and Washington 'I he L-irgest A-slv tnei of Studetnts' Room In iiuigs. Lamps Waste Baskets Fish Nets Brushes Pictures Books Stationery r11 rrors Razors Knives Scissors leather (foods Banners Pillos Soaps Jewelry Flaying Cards Lanip Trimmings We Cut the [Price on Alarm Clocks HOAG'S RAH! RAH! RAH! Mll1)(' I y n1 Nt1 ill - Ina 41 I )f Vnes t st Proof11Linen, ,9xf; f1 t+a1";11114 11 4l1 )fIl 1. S. LI,15Qt...…
…0 The Michigan Dall.y "o>.. V\I . NN \ AICLII(), 151 1Q11 Ifj-k o.'fl+11I [) , S I. V'II[Ii'.I 28, 105,. No.-3 VARSITY WORK SHOW= ING IMPROVEMENT The lia olr, ()lko fat lclia ". in Scrimmage Varsity Easily Scored Four Touchdowns-- Fullback Longman Out of I the Game. 1 o;Crl aisf atlna ll100101, te -411 \01u te sriulll~e S hld oil Nothl i~t1 ,i; l +t. r uld lit in much hotte c~l~lcllhi 0 tai'hil p~r l'( o -t~i )ihllioro )acla lnc"l c re...…
