…/ THE MICHIGAN DAILY AT RI!r Y . THF. MICT-TTC1AN DAIT V g A~rTJR15'A v n 1 , k.1 1 ki ll"LL f 'LL INOI COA CH PUTS PLtAYRS9- THRUG LOG DRIL \Iiliaih .1inensiv in, Iunting, And Si,- liiig, 11,1 Prletio 1Islheld It SpiteAti S7 EEVEN I 'PR.,,7 MED , TD Y s CON TES T PRIE'VIOUS C'AMES ZUPPKE DEPENDS ONSPE AND F AST THKIGOF 1L .IliSBACKFIELD TO'TURN-JBACK WOL.VE ; ,RINEaTEAM (il.- F ',IINCE tis A dDINGl, <<; an: anr :.,tI _, n 12...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAII INTESECIONL TT" ichigan Gridmen Hold Margi Over TO TEST°rITM nia Grd Teams r., _ -- o-~Alilde ~(0l0ilteamis, iflcl- ~Xag1)i 2 i a i'Conferenl'c lev- iU~ii ~I'0U5SO~of 01the c(4i1.try I is a1t ~I~ofcii otests that shouldl d!,.I1iie1y prove fthe (coparative ;;try thof "Middle Westei'n teams this, ne of the most imnportant of these; inltei'secti >nal battles will occur whenF GCeorgia Tech, one of the four unde- Seatc(I teams...…
…THE MITCIITCAN DAILY SATPDAt ...... DAILY OFFI1CIAL 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. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.). Volume S. SATURIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1927. Nt lumber 3). Committee on Student Affairs: There will be a meeting of the Committee on Student Affairs in Room University Hall, Monday, October 31st, at 4:00 p.m. J. A...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Y. Ar U :43 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 28 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS CHARGES NEWSPAPER TQOK $35000 BRIBE IN OREGON ELECTION ALLEGE THAT KU KLUX KLAN MIXED IN ELECTIONS IN ISSOURI MC NARY CLOSES QUERY Senator King, Democrat, Utah, Sent To Arizona T Investigate FraudThere BULLETIN (By Associated Press) PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct. 28.-Sen- ato Ralph N. Came...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRLIDAY, OCTOBER 29, lb2G Local Artists Will Furnish Material For First Exhibit Of Art Association- Marines Guard Mails After Series Oif Daring Hold-Ups As the first exhibit on the annual be used as decorations for thl n" series of 'the Ailn Arbor Art asoiation I1 mueom ebuilding. SQ(i Iiiztso loa ell ill also bd e l1ide.lill _: local artists, both amateur and pro-h. Ib1t fessional, will show their wok in the I Vaucn ...…
…Vii T RIDAY, OCTOB3ER 29~, I6 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ~-,P~l '~ m itPT~flQ fU ZEC4.I EXECUTIVE ENDS U niversity Students !J OHNON MAY SUCCEE I~tMUfl ~bU~b U~ EGHH YAR~N FFCEAttend Geneva Cm1 WSHiNGTONoVR .......s<:9veIt ~, he1-d Cofrec hlff ~'ro I ie Iiii B~iie ' iiotins lst ummer at whic°h delegates of 100 Sa1PLti Poe;rcoleg:sof the :xiddle West were pyres- 1ENGINEERS WILL HEAR EXECUTIVE Lecture Series Moniday , Lantern slid{ xvwili ampli...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY F IDAY; OC'T OBER. 29,-1926 i DYOTBE 9.12 Published every morning except Monday during the Uuive- year by the Board in Control of Studer ;cations. Members of W Conference Editorial Association.- The Associated ss is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited o it or not otherwise credited in this parer and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at t e :ostoffice at...…
…FRIDAY, OCTOBER-29, 1926 -, THE MICHIGAN DAILYA FI Syr. 4 ,.:. DANISH GYMNASTICS i Os ISCUSSED AT MEET Mlss Ruth Figge Explains Trend From Stiff i1xercises Toward More Recreatie Type PREVALENT IN DENMARK Miss Ruth Figge of the Physical education department of the Univer- sity of Michigan talked to the Michigan State Teachers meeting held this past week at Flint, Michigan, about Dan- ish gymnastics, a new type of phys- ical exercise which i...…
…FACE SIX LTA' IkAT0L-1T0 A AT r-% A TT V .. Yt41 7T"f k T7^ '"!Y /"'f4t:f5.'C'L i:SI"f C1M ^ ' 1 !4 h!y PAG ~X T'~r JR~'!IT-NA~ TAT r E11DAY, OCTOBER 29, 1926 t t MICHIGAN WILL PLAY i BEAT ILLINOIS" IS SLOGAN OF PENN GRIDDERS NAVY ELEVEN IN1927 Yost Announces Plans For Trwo came f CQntraet After Conyerence Last Saturday 0. S. U. MAY DEDICATE Michigan will play the United States Naval Academy football team yin 1927j and 1928, accordi...…
…0 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mum"$" SPORT CRITICS, WATCH THIS MAN I L i i the *. t a Dail I i i\w~a.+A: 3~'LaM Jwi D WdV4P! MAN Indibidualized Smart Furnishings OWILD { ""V"I' -; WANTED-Barber wanted; student, for Saturdays. Good money. C. L. Pp _ 10A R V oW-,nvo ' P I If you ate a telephone subscriber call Jimtiv 3 c8. vC11Lon r110110 the Ad-Taker, Dial 21214, and your want ad 1.27-28-29 will be charged. The Mi...…
…i PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1926 a a'la a i la La aa. Va Al V1 laL 1 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. m. (11:30 a. in. Saturdays). Volume VII FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1926 Number 28 Phillips Scholarships: Competitive examinations for the Phillips Scholarships in Latin and Greek will b...…
…ESTAB3LISIH~ED 1890 tr tl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 33 LIGHT PAG ES ANN ARBOR, M\~ICIGAN, T1LIRSi)AY, O(C1Oi:R 2 1925 FIGHT PAGES PRlICE, FIVE CENTS SENATOR COOIZNS Represent Cambridge Tonight PRESIDENT ITTLE SHOl WJILL. P R~gn T TO ADDRESS PRESS COMI DEATL TONIGHT =y fry.CONVENTION TODAY NEVI kl I~u I ( t .1i 1E~ fd9:l.,S1I( Ii AN D .VN FI L IT ~ 1Y 5 s1 : Q A E T h IELD IN TJ I l AY SE S ION BEtUl l IN JULL U il IiI) IN~...…
…I ; PAOM T ! THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1925 .... - - I - --- - £j&~11 COUNTRY uR1GED TO0 OBSERVE HULIUI Thursday, Novembler 2, Piocliaimed as Thanksgivhig :Day o 11 hich hlt Express (raOitide COOLIDGE NAMES DATE' (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.-President Coolidge has proclaimed Thursday, Nov. 26, as Thanksgiving day, when gratitude should be expressed for many and great blesings" which have come to the people...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 'I925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE. THREE Va n Sickle Treats 'ses of French Financial Pro Ice txoverniiient Couiders ()aptial, A,; Ultimate Remedy 1For lTIlIancedidget ILeVY of the military item in the budget, about "which wve hear so much, would ECONOMIST FJNPSFLA WS still leave a large (deficit. No quick and sufficient increase in the yield from existing -revenue sources can be looked .for. Arn'umwntfomvy ...…
…PAGi FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1925 Published every 'morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. tion; it is the most colossal monument to the idealism and( jnt ernat ional vision of one man that the world hasI ever known-and that man is, above / all others, Woodrow Wilson, spokes- ALS man of the United States at...…
…0 THURSDAY, OCTORE 29, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FTVU 5 0 TAV" W& MUAVANM I' &M- ) _ 3 t _.. ,,:, - x . . Via: ,.;, ,. 1( Y 1 k..: f E S, a , S "'; .. a t k 5, x l s ,,_ s f i !: ,, a b 44 ,;, URSE OLD MEMBERS TO :ATTEND SEIRVICE1 aithryu Wison, '26, President, ill G ve Welcomning Address At Candle Eight Cerem oy APPOINT COMMITTEES At the recognition service for new members of the University Y. W. C. A. which will be held from 7:...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY T E3ISI:>tlr, C3C"I'f3+stt .. 29 25 PAGE SIX~ rp}~jy~~y O(YPOBER 29, 1925 O Millis illimmma Pill SWIiIAPllllllln / k -7-m .................. WIN INDOBLE Hoppe Aid Lumiiey o wn To De- feat 1(3-16 In Exhibition At Uidon HOPPE, SCHAEFER EVEN Albert W. Meyers, '27M, runner-up in the all-campus billiard tournament, paired up with Jake Schaefer, world's champion 18.2 balkline, defeated Ar- thur C. Lumle...…
…TIIJRD2YOCT OBER 2 9, 19 2 t) THE MICHTGAN D}- Y _____ PAGE SEVEN APB 910 H!f la LUOST f T93l COLUMN xCLOSES AT S PAM. C L S Il ADVERTISING THIS7 COLUMN GLOM( AT 3 PAM FBRANCE'S FINNCIAL STA.TE LOST-Man's wrist watch. Make n- wrateli Steel-clad. Ample reward for as t;(irmdn used her, bank of issue, l~d (, v A,4 lv Frv I .) .;m 2npo ahen a capital levy is r i 'l:Elv rto iniliate a tremendous I on I' KmX= N O TIHE MOTOR LIVE...…
…t THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ____.__. 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 4:30 p. m. (11:30 a. in. Saturdays). Volume VI THURSIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1925 Number 33' Inaugural Reception: The President's reception on Inauguration Day Monday, November 2, will take place in Alumni ...…
…TH4E WEATHER PAJITY CLOUDY; N SETTEI) DTOi)AY Siwr i auf gait MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 32 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1924 EIGET PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS 1 _ . . """~" t AUITOR'S REPORT fOR YEAR MAlE TO BARD OF REGENTS Hugh Lofting, English Author, Lauds Animals In World War, CHANGES IN SYSTEM USED HOSPITAL SU"GESTED) BY FIRM ATE CRITICISM MADE Investigation Discloses Incomplete and...…
…TWO; THE MICHIGAN DAILY. WE~DNESD AY, OCTOBER 29,- 1924 I Ne ? e n Follette declared that the "mt i en-I airriri This service follows that 'offered a courgin fetur ofouraanj~ g i~flf~j~iuir iivrt fshort time ago by the Republican £ Wth.I T E RIsN w p e ie t BL M S C O IG bat the 'ightf ror "thie Indp' ndett- ww ,i < T ;S u~ ctlubwincoensisted ofmalinfg ap /O LE TO ORO, F R iCA fiE Pbtgreavet icktas e~fit neoed F PEE NlTBYplications for bal...…
…WEDlNESDAY, OCTOB ER 2, 1924 THE ICHIGAN DAILY H~~~OD UUSE ODLOC MIEH Ba SLW er RU tir ( ___ ._ f c ?~1akcs S e)nent 01 Activities ~e(~oJItI Ai ~uaI Ye;tripook (d !nl U. S. CREDITOR NATION - Washington, Ot 28.-Activities of tale United SttlE's i-1 vworld coniie-' whllih hax",e s?;'ns formled the C'.fiFIW y fromn a debltolr to a creditor lea? io, l'r 1C(diSCu1SSerI by)1"Sc retary iIOO todxay in a s;tatemen atacedto i fiCcond 'annu111l1...…
…PAGE PT~OUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY ---- .A-. .... .-..,.__...... Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Pubications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Associatijn. 'The Associated Press is exclusively en- titied 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 the postof...…
…WEDNErSDAYOCTOBR 2 ,1924 I'HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAM IV. ' 7 _. __ Is Youngest Law vyer In State APPOINT DIRECTOR -F JNW PA tAiu y lon is :Experiened in Act- to 1 Dire(ct , uior (Airls' d; Play TRYOUTS OCCUR IN DEC. Genius Is Sought; TKIctoryHGHTirl' PLA Factry~il Wns~ ~ UHUOL Member s of thle 1~in';S Daugh~lte'si Isociety of whic' lu rs. A. R. CH"L~en- don is president will hold a ba za'4 on the evening of Niov. 14 and dulring the day and...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1924 IuIW W s.._.... ... rr r rr a F 5§ . ......... ..... , imQ ' ,. . m , {. ;;k. ,h= STAR EVEN IN DEFEAT Phillips, Winner of Olympic Trials,l Will Be Lost To Barkers WAS ON FRESHMAN TEAM Edward Phillips, '27. star of last season's freshman wrestling squad, left the Boyer Memorial hospital ofI Ypsilanti for his home in Lake Charles, La., Sunday.I Phillips was injured in an accident in Ypsila...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEIr ;,22, 1924 T4 IiIIA AL PAGE SEVEN OllN C S S IFI68iSSBrA ..ADVERTI SING At PM MAY BRING I0T EXHIITKansas Given CMRHANTS GIVEPRIZES OF VIE rNNA i lll N' oif "Chapter, jr Ig Nil i [N ru[ Ruuw Give P'svc!zclogy Efficiency Tests' i~. 'Lawrence, Kans., Oct. a -5.~. At- Tlai. KENNEDY from Los. or trade* Rudy at 3( FOR SA1L. uO~SL~;_-______LOST IRO N j LTM I O LAMvPS, I PEA1RL BRACELET Four- strands in- Koch & 1ienne, ...…
…rAGE EIGHT EN~AOTBE 9 9 H IHIA AL ____ TH MCHGA-DIL W1, 29, 152 I DAILY OF fIC I AL *BO L LEIL Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice t,_ all membelrsjO 01 the University. Copy received by the Assistant to th~r :l etident until 3:30 p. m. (11 30 a. m. Saturday, " - Volume'a WEDNESDAY, OCTOB01ER -29,I 1921ir :%,)n at :1 2j02l to h ic:h :: ",1°The g'Id1neic'a 1 ubli is r lly iki, C .,;a, .No)i1, (O,. 148 (Agi aito1, (ant ila...…
…UNSETTLED SING TEMPERATURE Y r it an 4 S 0 One - I XXXIII. No.31 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS G ': r . , ,, E ;;+ ,'; r q k i r t . w..r , +' .e .' 'y }.1 * e t ih ,i 0 ICHI.G 2.4 TO 0 ANNUAL STATEMENT TO BOARD SHOWS MOST SUCCESSFUL YEAR DEPARTMENTS REPORT $29,869.6 PROFITS Almost All of;Departmental Gains Put Back Into Service and Activities On business amounting to a total of $48...…
…when she discovers tha.t her husband '- ,,as become infatuated with her young 1 sin, is neglecting his work and f-hreatens to wreck the lives of ail ,oncerned, she begins her fight. Many I st rong momcnts follow w'ith a tre- xnendous scene in which the wife at- tacks the girl, armed with a knife. { APS bE AV I ' YJ A1 . 1 i; p 'M1ary M1iles 1lnter~ and Tom Moore co-tar in "The Cowboy and the Lady", sParamount.l iture noe' b Ing shotn at the...…
…. . . ............. IRECTVORS MAKE iAI Ii W VPr A XTQ QE'fND cxir r, ITH REDTEAMngNof teBoardo aetorsof the ~Fff REH E /University of Michigan League, to. First place in the ". W. A. fi- bring Dr. Swift here to address the Fortune telling, stunts, and dlancing nance campaign was held by the red ; girls of the university. Dr. Swift, -were the entertainments provided at team at the close of the drive Fidcar whowll ivee e etrshrels the -i-alio...…
…I IE MICHIG .DAI LY 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 Associatede Press is exclusively en titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other- wise credited ini this paper and the local news published therein. Enere d ...…
…! "1LIV i4AIki\N J.AIL Y 4'nr. .1, .1 e-o r ,. p. £ I~r . _ STARTING SUNDAY STARTING TODAY Always Presenting a Big Bill, The Majestic this week wvill A combined stage and screen of unusual that. would m ~erit'. draw present even greater tainrment than usual. people to a tent,--- you can the crowds at the I l 0 / J .! // AIM- K s-. iv 9crD1 r4(qnf" -o 4I l "'1 nina out AG(orreoizs Romance of Friie's Gayest tCourt; ...…
…I 1 ..F-.,. Nit W:= SOL e _ 11il1#11twM I NZZL4 MI W - w.OW . LEIE VRNEii24 TO 0 WITH, BRILLIANT ATTACK in his tracks. Dawson made four; yards through right tackle. Happen-I ny made three yards through center.I Dawson kicked to Uteritz, who wasi dlowned on Michigan's 31-yard, line. ICappon made one yard through center. (Continued from Page One) pen went through right tackle for fist down. Knode made one yard around lef...…
…pjicvi A5AN 1t 2nd 3rd 4th .1'.JLINOIS, Im MR YsGrnd Old 1an of Gi Has Tea iHeaded for Top, Agaf 1TR1(_RACES 75 trig htaway, he was past the hostile c ohirts almost s0soon as hie had FINAL IF OR TOUCHDOWN iig-ht the pigskinA. BeneKrMcia' rlin tend, gave an exhibition of open-field i ho I tms. running such as has seldom been seen ;____'rr ilwhnh aed7 yrs fora tucdow o th hiclb~ t nurs in the interfraternity 0 o ocdw o h zef beginning of t...…
…THE THICAN D. III r ,: DILY OPPFICIA L BULLE TIN 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 SI.NAY, %CTOBER 29, 122 Number 31 To tihe Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans Wednesday morning, Novem- ber 1, at 10 o'clock, in the President's office. M. L. BURTON. Graduate Women:x The Women of the Graduate School will hold the...…
…LL Aar A6F t r Two A6V AOL t t Se ction [wo I' +4 .w. ...r..+. +.i.r+.. .. ... '. VOL., XXXIII. No. 31 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS RED CRO S P 'ENDS $95000,000 A YEIR ON DISABLED VETS NATIONAL BUDGET GIVES ONE- THIRD OF TOTAL SUM IN BUDGETl U. S. NOT AUTHORIZED Td SPEND FOR RELIEF Former Daily Editor, Manager Tell of Big Improvements Made In Paper During Past Ten Years NOTE: Lee AWhite, 10; M. A....…
… .,..L I A"J~ . .r_,...__ ._.. ..,.- lONDON 'S PASSENG6ER AIR SERVICE GROWS ., ELEVEN PLANES NOW LI CO-ITINENT it THE ?I I T~lI L..ondon, Oct. T10 (By mvail).-The London-Berlin airway, the first section of ich-tha tbetween Lon don and '. I o13!+and-was opened, recently, corn- lee: an aerial service' of eleven planes leaving London daily for the Continent. The popularity of the air- ways among tourists during the paste naper has led to p...…
…/! L eague -1[ .. #. q I NURSES PLAN TO HELP IN CAMPAIGN NO1111 Nurses of the University trainig school metFWednesday evening to in- ®__augurate plans for assisting in the epa~~~~~~~ mn fAgcutr avWomen's League building campaign. partment of Agricultureto ae 1+r Frances Ames, '23, president of the MIlB it; Bower to be Arranged League addressed the girls, and Laura For DaIieing Mills, '23, spoke of the activities of the League on the campu...…
….HIG 1 r1 ki M . , , Y SUE WAR PROFITEERS Washington, Oct. 27.-Preliminary investigation -into more than 400 war- time contracts has disclosed that ei- ther criminal or civil suits Will lid! necessary in "numerous instances", Attorney General Daugherty said to- day, if the government is to recover even a part of the sum claimed. All such cases of questionable transac- tions are now being handled by at- torneys attached to the war transac...…
… SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1922 he Denishawns And Their Art (Virginia Vaughn Tryon) ished, something complete, and some- simple sets which Walter Hampden the dancers portraying mood for The eternal search for "something thing perfect. is introducing in his portrayal of mood and note for note, the move- different" need look no further than The properties which are used in Shakespearean roles, and for which he mets...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1922 jr j * REIIN EEEEEEEEII~~;iaE:E!rE znusEEEIEzMSEEEEEIi 4nEEEEEEEEEEE Get ,.gInIerme S THROUGH THE OPERA GLASSES (W. Bernard Butler) "One reason why the great French Interviewing an interviewer, espe- journalist did not resort to notes was lIGHATNIN' "Lightnin'." Every one played his part cially when that interviewer happens that he had an amazing memory. He ' k " 1 Right," with a very high d...…
…Facing The New Era d The age is one of change,ofGdras The Deisha. ns .Mr.Shan dramat- that we must standardize, that the is in every action. His wonderful (Qontinued from Page One) overwhelming demand for higher ed- athletic build, his height and breadth ty reader on the term "intellectual ucation cannot be refused; granted (Continued from Page One.) make him devoid entirely of any sug- aristocracy". The expression, ambig- that we must manufac...…
…PAGE FOUR TH CHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 122 Among the MagazinesBetter Maazines W. Ms. R. . 'eB ttM g z THE SMART SET for November will remain long in my mind for just one E thing. It contains a story-and yet, (E. C. )the hidland atel what more to say, o bier than can it be called a story; it is really Over eight years ago the Midland n that the magazine is nowbt ld more an essay--by Paul Tanaquil, magazine started out with the idea T in P...…
…given a standing vote of thanks by pentance by overflowing the hall on U Sw A N U 'T !1 j the entire community. Until Thursday all symphony nights this year. There no dancing of the first order had been is still time for Ann Arbor to save MAX EWING seen in Ann Arbor since the night its symphonic soul. Cards of for- two years ago when Michel Fokine giveness for any past symphonic sins and Vera Fokina, in competition with of omission may be secu...…
…-U Gargoyles h that is stup Gargylesfundaments By Ben Hecht, tudes that (Boni & Liveright)}x ture. ButI To the middle western literary world an importa Ben Hecht looms large on the horizon. ( must recog For since the publication of "Erik the groupl Dorn" he has stood, to the select tihought o1 group of rebellious spirits in the haze ditioned by and humidity of our steaming social dispassiona life, for clarity and vision, for the of his cha dir...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1922 . THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN by writing sporting articles. His ex- She is just a weak, human being, but affairs of Elinor and Ted. Though Ol- Although the novel is constructed on perience on the Oxford football team one cannot forget her. ver attempts to dissuade him, Ted de- two relatively unrelated chaiis of cir- has given him critical knowledge of One just wonders if Edgar and Pat- termines to reveal his former...…
…Epp- PAGE EIGHT THE 'MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 19?2 PAG~l EOUTTHE ICH GAN DAIL SUDAY OCTBER29,1.. I-i y . HAVE YOU PAID YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE ic iga aily? YOU CAN SAVE 50 CENTS BY PAYING $3.50 BEFORE NOVEMBER IST BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST ALL UNPAID SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL AUTOMATICALLY BECOME $4.00 YOU HAVE TILL TUESDAY NIGHT OCTOBER 31ST Send a Check to Circulation Manager or Come to the Press Building on Maynard Street ...…
…THE WEATHER SOMEWHAT COLDER TODAY r Sr i tan att ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE S ERVICE VOL. XXXI No. 30. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1921 PRICE FIVE CENTS CARRIERS PLAN TO EIT TE FORNE1WG CUT DECLARE STRIKE SETTLEMENT WILL NOT AFFECT PLAN ANNOUNCED OCT. 14 600 TEXAS EMPLOYEES STILL AWAY FROM WORK Labor Board Expected to Render IDecision for Wednesday Hearing Tomorrow (By Associated Press) Chicago, Oct. 28. - Railroa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATIYRD4Y f £ir4ltt Ju-attg I' OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Pulished evory morning except Monday during the Univer- sity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF 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 tlis paper and the local ...…
…A THE MICHIGAN -DAILY DAIL THERE'S A DEAL OF KNOWLEDGE IN BOOKS -and far from the least of these, as every successful person knows, is the bank book. Acquire the bank book habit and you will succeed. Pay it by check, it is the easiest and safest 'way. FARMERS & MECHANICS BANK 101.105 South Main Street. 380 South State Street (Nickels Arcade) Member Federal System U I, Sheepskin Coats. Moleskins, Mackinaws, O'Coats, Crav- enetts, and Rai...…
