…? THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NIAY 23, 1 27 T SATUflDAY, MAY 28. 1927 -......w , r t D AIlLY O FF ICIA L BU LL E TIN 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. SaturdaysT. Copy must be typewritten. ENGINEERS LOWER HUGE BRIDGE SPAN ON TO BARGES I MOVING IT ELEVEN MILES DOWN ALLEGHENY RIVER I I TOLUMiIE VII 4'ArjiTU...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Y r e iti Air MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 148 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1927 EIGHT PAGES x:- - PRICE FIVE CENTS 4 1 1 n1 6 nMICHIGAN WINS GAME FROM SOUTHERN NINE ON HOME RUN DRIVEi - WEST VIRGINIA TEAM UNABLE TO SOLVE PITCHING OF FRED ASBECK HARSANYI PITCHES WELL Weintraub hits Triple in First And' Scores On Long Sacrifice Fly By Michigan Captain STEARNS TO TALK HERE ON SUNDAY Dr...…
…_______THE MICHIGAN DAILY NO1 YA .lt19iL~.O ' ~i''r f 10,arCte1Llritr relIE WILL, BARISTONVRRNGESNBuilding Of AnellpHalaObsevatoryi dn 19o8,and te )funit, th ru~~~~rn~ iiw lhTA AI OVNIN sLatest Astronomical Dc'velo pent pf~l. Aditions tthe qipment , in1- - 1 d I_ I I F 1 4 f!/ , .11/ I I I I I I i I+ - elude a thir ty-soven and one-half inch Comnplction of the tfirst unit of the 'der with Ienry~ Fitz, of : ew York, refle'cting telescope, ...…
…TH{URSDAY, APRIL, 28, 19~27, THE MICHIGAN DAIL''Sc" PA r. P Tl Tyl IM TH TT-CA .,_D.+.. av~ ..-auLY / \f1 1 t z JORNMoer'30, Will Represent University PICK ANN ARBOR Miss Rabinoff To Compete For Honors JORNLISM CLAS[S'oejl ie ots FOR CONVENTION lauwl ev ismr~mn a encahn isRbn _____I Elizabeth Rabinoff, '27, Michigan's and Ann Arbor churches. Prof. Louis WILL r A~~~~~un Mhror was seleted a the loco- .Ecaftepbisekn WIL 6T1 n1927 Nationa...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TT TRSDAY, ATflITT1 2e. 192?, r Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Contrel of Student Publications. Members .1 Westera 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 papr and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at tihe post...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . AUE F!IV V i) C ........... ........ ......... owns S. .S zs'-ti ._ ) i RESHMEN CONTINUE! PLACEMENT TRYOUTS' Panee ilraina a '6Ivej By Advanced CIaseq WXil 114IFeatue Of LanJternI'IIght COMMITTEES TO MEET In pi epai atio6WN for actual wo k on h the dances portraying the myth of f" Atalanta and her suitors which forms the skeleton of the plot of tie Fresh- man pageant to be given on May 24, W the data2 set f ...…
…PAGE SIX" THE MICHIGAN DAILY a a aa.,r flaa Va as Vt all L./1: la a-/ a rrrrrr wrrrrer nrnrrrr rrw .. w ,... T MC A DALTHURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1927 73 -- IYY [i Y YYYYYYOYYIYIY Y "" y Y x 11 / IYI / a ' F rn YIY AYi New J ; 4 \,,, " ----_.....a. !'EP] MiCHIGAN TRACKMEN TO LEAVEFORPENN Feature Duels Expected In T'wo Mile And Hurdle Races; Northrop WillN ot Vault SIX ATHLETES.wN PARTY Coach Stephen J. Farrell and six Wolverine athletes wil...…
…THUJRSDAY, APRIL 28, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE, SFVEN DEMSEYWILL FIQ T' IN~ PRE1LIMINArRY BOUT FeARRELL WORRIES TAV[ VETERAN GOLFERS GEH~~~iGr LED LUGR Ex-Chiump Agrees Tfo meet. Anlyone " T G iii Way Vf'* Another Chance At Tunney I ' 11 I i E i P'eiRlays IWilli Oppose To' N RNK ANON EST SWM COAHES P.SE. ASSER (')nlinped ti infrom Six) rv .) ardword'sIf you are a telephone subscriber call Jimmie1 o-Al iV)Ilet n ! t: _ a-kr e a...…
…EIGII THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 .. _..__ , NEW PREMIER OF JAPAN DAI OFFICIAL B ULLETIN Publicaiion 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. Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten. i lAW SIPH ARMACY STUDENTS LEAVE FOR al INSPECTION OF VARIOUS PLANTS nlThirty students of the College of tlhe afternoonl, t1.nd1will be entertaiii- Pha r...…
… ( ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr- frian-6 ~aitg .. ... .. .., r.. .. MEMBER ASSOC IATED PRESS VOb. XXXVII. No. 91 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1927 EIGHT PAGES BRODETSKY TALKS TOATROFDANCING NEATRHTKAJIOPFAVORSSILLNLIIBILITNHENRYKASSN,28 T O S(1 TLSTRQE DISCUSSED LI BUFADILLBE DISTRIBUTED AT COVULOF CMMT SICD hl T T.C C LU BYH AW T)DAYSIBY T AKING POISON NATJA TAL C D Appears With Dninshaw Dancers In Those J-Hop favors and...…
…r1TWO THE MICHMAN DATT .Y r'PTnAlt TA TTAPV +}Q 1091 TI-W MTCII fA M flNAB V tI T~hVT\TAL ~1iI lilll 1l, J A.V AKx LN. 111 ::t i, PROESORS10SPEK EPRIE'VE HALTS DEA TH OF PRIES TS PROFSSOR'TO PEAK .Dean C(ooley, Profess or 'F,tder, An1d( Professor iRiggs Will Attend Detroit (Conference YOUNG TO TALK ALSO Dean. Mortinmer E. Cooley, Prof. H1er- bert C. Sadler, and Prof. Henry E, Riggs, of the engineering college will address the second an...…
…NY, , ANT'AI Y 28, 1927 THE'fVITCT-41CAN D, %YLY AGPI THREN ~,y ANI RY 8, 127 HE MCHIGN DILY B._ NJ HLL ADREISADLER AND 'HOAD "JN ).SIY O BERLIN HWL I~~ U flfl~~~~~ Prof. Herbert C. Sadlerl head ofM f 1 Tfl~~ IliiAUII1INdepartment of marine £;.oi wiie 'DI'. 1L'E NEX ThURo'SDAY 'of1K2- iiui iurii, AUT p~ B~e1~ (IerrynaAndflyer Will Af-? o Sp k At Conveniton In Vrand Rapids : 1 f THEE INAPRIL and Prof. William C. He ad, of thle 1 municip...…
…0 PAGE rOrR -THE MICHICAM DIY FRIDAY, JANUARY 28. 1927 ^.- ... x ......... , .. ...., ,.. , .., . °Q Tbv it~tan l D tO AN INCOMPLETE POLICY Breaking the administration's si1- ___ _ ence regarding a policy toward Chmna, O Published every morning except MRonday during the University year by the Board in Secretary Kellogg has announced that r/ / Control of Student Publications. ClASSIFIED the United States is ready to negotit-e - Members of...…
…r, JANUARY 28, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG I - v I f. P VIIA ---------- AMNAE WILLMEeceives Irmportant I Immigration Office TO PLAN FOR DRIVE , - Exct 20 Representatives Of Alumnae Groups To 1Be Present At 11d. Wmeter Gathering - PRES. LITTLE TO SPEAK Representatives from all nearby alu- mnae association and a number of dis- tant groups will attend the mid-winter meeting of the Alumnae Council this week-end at which plans for raisin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FUIDAY, IANCARY 28, Pi2T. THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUAIIY~$, U~27 s ,-. re r rrrn. M , riw ww r ,1, COML[ID FOTBLLYOUNG, CATALINA SWIM ICTORBrooklyn Team Will Prospects For Bigil WOLVERINE SWIMMERSi (a f p L RECEIVES MANY SCREEN OFFERS, Have Changed Line Ten Trak Laurelsi FOR RECORDS IN ME2 'I LL TRY ETT TOMORROW SHU 11111111I'Ll For Baseball Season Iloom For Hawkeves linI, cam.~'~tlfgx~i~~r lxtro lIarks in Fo...…
…FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1927 CHANGES ARE MADE IN BIG TN PROGRAM THEIF MICHIGAN DFAIL Y PAGE SEVEN wal I_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __N_ _ _------ -11--. - , "- -..- - _ _- A &N BASEBALL NOTICE All battery men men and other candidates who were not on Ihe baseball schedule last year will THIS C0LUMN CLOSES AT 3 P. YLAD VER'T IIG FOR SALE (Continued from Page Six) 22 games arranged . This is six over the required four-a-year. The Hawkeye schedule calls for...…
…____________ ___________TIT M-IIG N DA L Pl'IDAY, JANV'AnY 28, 1927 DAILY OFFICIAL, B UL LE TI N T WO0("YOUTHS AT _HEAD OF REVLT MICHIGAN.ALUCM NUS R-EADS PA PER AGISTE.CLISI EIO ON VALUE OF IRES!EARCHWOKA ANNUAL CONVENkfTON 0OF ENGINEERS" 1 Publication in the B~ulletin is construictive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Copy~must be typewr...…
…1 _____1 ESTABLISHED 1890 frian Air xi MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS r VOL. XXXVII. No. 53 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 .x q . . , . EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENT ELAB0RATE SETTINGS DESIGNED FOR ANNUAL OPERA PRESENTATION TWO SCENES LAID IN COLLEGE TOWN AND CHATEAU LOCATED IN SWITZERLAND USE NEW LIGHT OUTFIT Women May Secure Tickets Tomor- row; General Sale Opens At Union Tuesday British Empire May Some...…
…4 PACE TWO THE MIC'HICIAN DAIT .Y S I I XT I I , k '1 0 9 i A J a 1 YL 1Yl* *..' Y 11 ...L'Ylk L 4 L" A..Z U~ Y @' l d l Y i. ~ W "O1Yea. r-. - ._i -. __ _ I LUCA[ WLARE FUNUD rAhl~nLInAhi ir, nn run Aviators W Vill Traverse Sou!th Ameril3 CON ITE"1~ST7 ENTR'IEXSI cording to an annlouncemnent made MEET TOMOR1Ohe pre1minavy cont est Nill be ..,._,.. .,:. x : .... a a_"w s e aoP ' 4 ma o a ~a a 4o a Feoao: } woo ~ " , : C je e f, , a...…
…Si NDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 1926 THE MICHIGAN ..DAILY QUICK PANAMA FLIGHTI Prov ing Scalllafies Can iiRe Moved To Zone Ilapidly From IHamnptoni Roads Wa~s Chief Objective Former Enemy Navies Renew F rindship WASHINGTON.- Many tributes to!I HOW DENSH IRE, YORKSHIRE, the workers who care for the Anmer - Eng.-The Conservatives retained the iaceeeisoverseas are lbeinrg re- parliamentary seat for the Blowden- :.:>:::.:>:: ;;.... eivedby the , aT dep...…
…WAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY - ,* -: a.: 1 i __DAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1926 Published livery morning except Monday during the University year by the Board i Control of. Studient Publications. Members of -Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated P ss 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...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER. 28, 1926 *NF MTC.**SS.'HTC'..A I. .DALY PALE F" --NDY.r NOVEMBE 2. 12 T- rTA fI V1|| ft ____, ft resent the University in a debate on the same subject the same night at, Columbus, Ohio, against the Ohio State - team, will be composed of Norma A. Green, '28, Laura M. Osgood, '28Ed, and M. Patricia Hodgson, '27Ed. A team from Indiana and one from Ohio will also debate at Bloomington Indi- Afirnmative Team To Meet Indiana ...…
…h THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'DAY, NOVEMBAIER 28, 1926 1 ei i BLASTS N 0 T . HE DAMi: N Hopts 19=01 REUAR SUAO B Pick Oosterbaan On BTC T AKEckersall's Team; T Friedman Is Pilo 5 9-0 HASKELL MEN TO MAKE BIDS FOR MYTHICAL TEAMS In Walter Eckersall, sports critic of the Chicago Tribune, includes two Wolverines on his first all-Conference eleven, on which five of the Big Ten schools are represented. Benny Friedman is named captain and quar...…
…W BUNDAY, NOVIIPIR 2'l" -,.9 THEIF MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN i i i1_- iV i i. ii V4 a S1 " t-i f sw a .e s r: _ r' . x , ; a ; "M"99Stationery Surgical Instruments - Laboratory :supplies i v ' 1 I .. owe N ti S . . , ... Et I t______________________ ____ FOR R"T-.\ i n t I YPOWIiters FOR SALE .inpy C(RO(o., conerMWplanan Boi- I k , IKODAKS -SODA FOUNTAIN "SER VICE THAT IS SERVICE" F. H. STEGATH Homie ownership is anl ...…
…lV FACJ' IGTT THEIFMTC'ITCAN fl iI.Y SUNDAY. NOtiEMl RPI 28. 1929 a a Al lvllt l ll\,1 lN Li'llV f oli s -------------- INT ~hV fV Yx l rt, tI, l )I DAILYQ Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to ail members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p.=m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volume VII 'NDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 Number 53 I I University Lecture: Mr. Chester H. Rowell, Michigan ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 ARrO tr~tan at 4kw i MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 27 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTq MTREAL WELCOME QUEEN UPON ARRIVAL FROM TORONTO ISII PASS TUIE IN TOUR TROUGHI UNIVERSITIES AND VILLA MARIE CONVENT DEPARTS FOR OTTAWA Mayor Martin Presents City's Greeting After Royal Party Leaves Ontario Capital By Associated Press) MONTREAL, Oct. 27.-Montreal welcome...…
…THE MICH-IGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1 Lie LTniversal, Schmalz. Mci'chauts uisoeiation of Battle Creek Work Oni New Stadium Progresses In Preparation, For 1927 Season t ter. ____________-_____________ Expect Record Demiand For Seats With is .expec'too, will increase the already Bondholders Having Choice l intenlse demand for tickets for each Tickets For Games j big home gante. This has been the 1r ; history of all new stadia. Ohb iii-...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY AETRE PAC? TIIREE V IRSiTY BAND LEAVESGuthrie'IsNamed TODAY FOR TRIP EAST Leader In C"a tda New { I In Co-MM at er !HiNAL EQlUIPME~7-NT PLANS FOR NEW1 ow 11 Train Due: To Arrive In PiI At 10:30 O'Clock Tomo Stops Are Planlned *ILL ATTEND BA) r nal plans for the ente al reception of the Varskt t 'Sesqui-centennial expo, P iladelphia, have been mad( of anization will leave today 0110 train for that city. r evi 'A-...…
…~PA~ FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUtRSDAY, OCTOER 28, 1926 Ai ('j 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 PFs is exclusively en-[ titled to the use for republication of all news1 dispatches credited to it or not otherwise c- -itedtin this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the po...…
…Lr 8; TUS A,-CTOER 28, 1328 m1 .. THE MICHIGAN DAILY M~n1IwtlitY' ___ EW~b/Yl.ATHE MICHIGAN DAIL.pY - - fl ~ ae a~m a,.. - n4.M - --exa ' '' i ,Wflb ! Q 7 K r J T ,"" c y = J c %1[* lITlE ruriiin WIDOW OF STEEL 'Two Sororities And ALUMNA PRAISES 'MRS. HIENDERSON WILL : LITTLIL ]SHEDULED KING AVOIDS BIG Zn r itr LEAGUE BUILINGS VISIT ALUMNAE GROUPS IU fUIL U1#M N O CAL C I N~ Kappa Delta won its second game! UNI YINWASP Ce' lea1guecmpin...…
…'PAGE SIX, ! 17.E MCHIGA DAILY i THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, . ]. ' G PAOE SIX THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - _tlo - J/.r.... wrw.riri.r..w..Ar r+ q5- rdm 0- 04 .= rc r ..r ""'""1\ N) . ..+ WOVERINES ENTRAIN FOR BALTIMRE TODAY TN'vy Team Driven Hiard By Coach Ingram In Effort To Develop i)De- fense For Passing Attack ' SHAPELY MAN START Michigan's football squad, composed of 34 men and six members of the coaching s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN x a aa._t " ya va ,. ". a . " a v.,i a a a 4 w.;.r a _ -_ . W RESTL1 "STUFFY" lw INNIS NAMED ere awarded gold medals by the Ath- CANDIDATES FOR WRESTLIG "l etic associaton. TFA1VI TO MEET COACH XKEEN N4TO PILOT PHILADELPHIA Varsity men will be barred from the ATA te for the VEEit NUM BER,,*40 M E!EN the other two tournaments, which will All candidates for the Varsity tyres- take place early in the second seme...…
…k.'.AUE E. IGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TITURSDAY, OCTOTtR24, 1! 26 # L \i.A \V## V} 11-A \A 7 L!l 1#LJ # - fir0 0YtF I DAILY OFFICIAL B ULLETIN 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. Saturdays). Volume VII THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1926 Number 27 University Lectures: Dr. William Minot Guertler, Director of the Metall-Institut...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 , . e ., * ' : .. c 1."rr° 'AS w I '~j.g' , . r. '../ ... c., a ' _ F I Ap at MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ---------- I I XXXVII. No. 1 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE FIVE CENT REGEINTS ORDER REGISTERING Of STUDENT AUTOS DENY FRESHMEN USE OF CARS; RAN WILL BE EXTENDED NEXT YEAR OCT. 2 IS DEADLINE Deaths Caused By Traffie Accidents Hasten Framing of New Ruli...…
…Ilk Two } THE MICHIGAN DAILY TW~1THE ICHIAN ILYTUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926 I..a 1 k r 1 1 1I 1 _. , w ; WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF NEW AN0 COND u HADu 4 I N THE CITY f HEADQUARTERS FOR' ED'WWARDS BROTHERS' PUBLICATIONS BbOKS LAUNDRY BOXES DRAWING INSTRUMENTS / STATIONERY PENNANTS, and PILLOWS LOG LOG SLIDE RULE 'FOUNT in PENS LEATHER NOTE" BOOKS G RANGER'S DANCE TICKETS 0 - XWAA Vw EVERYTHING IN BOOKS AT BOOT...…
…I ~iSDAY, -SEIPTEIMBER 28, 1026 ) THE MICHIGAN' DAILY i; m w.- ."IA -.m X .on don Bishop *~To Visit Here X t. Rev. Arthur Foley Wilmington- ( am, D. D. lord bishop of London, presides over' the largest diocese, &he Anglican church and is par- titularly interested in, young men, Sspend three days in Ann Arbor, *7ct: 11-13 to meet with students of ugUniversity.' The lord bishop is ,o engaged. in touring Canada and will begin his American to...…
…_T 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY' 'TUESflAY, EPTEMDE ; 8, 126 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. AMeinbers of Wesfern Conference Editorial .1ssociation. The Associated 'tress is exclusively' en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatfches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper anfd therlocal news pub- .., i~lie{' therein. Eintered at the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY'__ r1 * Q, INCLUSIVENESS O STRESSED BY LI "All women enrolled in the Univer- sity are automatically members of the Women's league," was the statement made by Evelyn Murray, '27, in an in- terview yesterday. "This fact is often ignored by upperclassmen and is apt to be lost entirely by entering women," 'she continued. "The organization of the League embraces every activity1 of women on the campus. It is not I 'an empty ...…
…THFE MICHIGAN -DAILY TUESDAY, SET.M BER 28, 1-926 - r""_ _ rrr .r . s I ,. ; ° . +tiuMli"f z wrr+,r.r 1 t, t I lip, . K!!rrrwirrinr rrr + irwir Ll \\ .. ... ..... -- " --- --L" V .. .. t" _, .,_ , ,, ,, w .#. __ ^ __ !OST ANNOUNCES FIRST GRDCUT New Conference Rule Limiting Daily Drills To Two Hours Goes Into Effect Today 44 MEN LEFT ON SQUAD The pruning shears were applied to the Varsity football squad for the first time ...…
…1 TUXESD~AY, SEPTEMBER 28,'1926 / T1HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG'E StVEN~ _a _ ._. _..__. .. o.. , O NL Y THREE VETERANS ON CROSS COUNTRY TEAM, AS FARRELL -CALLS FIRST PRACTICE ,,OF SEASON, Faced with the. tzrsk. of molding a steadyr winning; cross country team withi only well up; three veterans, Coach Steve Farrell T110e1 today issued the first official call for .TJung wo practice at Yost field house. Captain l ?+arrell, Briggs, llornberger,...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1920 -PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPThMBER 28, 192~ 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 8:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volume VII TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S, 1926 Number 1 * To Users of the Daily Official Bulletin: ' The conditions governing the...…
…l Second Section Y t iant~ ai Second Section_ SIXTEEN PAGES VOL. XXXVII. No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926 -- ---------- - NEW ma WILL 0 E READy, FOR 1927 SEASON SCHOLASTIC R ATING SHOWS DORMITORY STANINGHIGHEST' AARTHA COOK HAS AVERAGE OF NEARLY B, FIGURES REVEAL TEACHERS RANK HIGH Chi Psi Leads General Fraternities; Sororities Are Headed By Alpha Clhi Omega Martha Cook dormitory maintained the h...…
…T~LI'N TPP NATf "TC _AXT nATT V tS'ITTT1[V TY A TS cM T.7TlR1T:l11 A"i'1 T1T1 AA -tAAlb --- I irIVIIL.Y kI~z1-i1NLJI-UL, YTUESDAY SEPTEDi~ MBER ?8, 192G I~ah UQUCI? TY, r w .r..: r. Yost litrcts Constuctio Of New Mlochieg'an Jjoul wr lmrUx XS FItST UNIT IN PLANS; FIELD HODS]. IS NEXT (Continued from Page Nine) for students and towns people living iii Ann Arbor. Hilo street, may be Jbllowed until the railroad tracks are crossed, a...…
…1 'TESDYAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926" THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN I .-'--'I I WIN- I, i-UI (Continued from Page Ten) other buildings that the Athletic as- ociation may deem necessary. The title to the property will rest with the Board in Control of Athletics until the last stadium bond is redeemed, at which 'time the title will rvert to the University ,of Michigan. Redeem Part Each Year The Board in Control of Athletics guarantees the rede...…
…THE MIC:HIC"sANT DATT Y ' ' ' TTTt,9DX'V. IMPITift-MIAMICO. 1.428. 60 CANDIUATES REPORT TO YOST FOR OPENING FOOTBALL TRYOUTSI McIntyre, Kent G. Meese, Frank E. Miethe, Herman K. Miller, James F., Jr. Molenda, John Moffet, Fred Nanry, Louis C. Nicholson, Geo. A. Nickerson, Maxwell Nyland, Herman Z. Oade, James Oosterbaan, BennieC Palmeroli, John Pommerening, Otto Puckelwartz, Wm. Rich, George Schoenfeld, Hohn Steinecker, Chas. E Sullo, Domin...…
… 0 ,TUESDAY,, SPTEMER'2, 1926. THE MICHIGAN DAILY P~AGE3THRTE t . _;, FOOTBAL PLAE R S atOnly One Of 6 Football Candidates a Declared Ineligible On Account Of Scholarship Average ONE RECEIVES ALL A'S Candidates for the 1926 Wolverine ts eleven, during the spring semester, IRsUaccumulated 71 hours of A grade and 282 hours of B out of 914 hours ,Sarried, while only 10 hours of E s irade'and 63 of D marred the general I average. Of the 63...…
… --rA'G'M"VOUnTMN THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SE'PTEMB'ER, 28, 1926 T'AGE FO1YfLT1I~EN PIJ~EST~AY, TBMB~ITt 28, 1926 COURSES IN POLISH Instruction Iu Slavic' Laiagnage An d iteratre Made Possible By. Donation Of Fund MITANA IS" INSTRUCTOR 'Lit tie Spends Vacation Directing Work Of oalogical Laboratory Fishing, canii'ng, boating, attending uate school remained in the city until cOnferences, and keeping one's nose to August, then spent a...…
…r' TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIFTEEN 'I. friedman, Oosterbaan, And Oberlander Write it planations Of Successful Gridiron Careers ,.(1y A 4' edPrss) < yDROI ead Prs "tBetween 40-yard lines, try to score. going to be a second or so later. It's :DETR0IT, S pt. 27.-Co-ordination A good stunt is to try to kick out of fatal to make the receiver stop. Iie of muscles and suppleness of hands ;bounds within the opponent...…
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…ESTABLISHED 1922 P #'ummr giltt :4Iazi14 ASSOCIATED PRESS I)AY AND)-NIGHT WIRE >J V ICE +X-.ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JULY 28,1926 PRICE FIVE CENTS - - I ADAMS DISCUSSES LABORATORY TESTS OF PERSONALITi I SUBJECT OF PSYCHOLOGIST IS QUALITIES OF JUDGE OF PERSONALITY TESTS DIFFICULT Belleves That Personality Is Image Of Individuality In The hind Of Another Person Prof. Henry F. Adams of the Psych- ology department in a lecture deli...…
