… THE WEATHER RAIN; PROBABLY SNOW TODAY I VA r 131k ioan :3atix ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT IV IR SERVYICE VOL. XXXI. No. 48. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1920. PRICE FIVE CEl I I ULTIMTTUM SAYS RALWY DISPUTES MUST BE SETTLEU "ULTRA CONSERVATIVES" CLAIh DECISION SHOULD COME IMMEDIATELY STONE THREATENS TO STOP CONTROLING MEN Brotherhood Chief States That Rules Are Necessary Before Signing of Wage Agreement (By Associated...…
…I HE Mi~1C HI1UfN LDAILY . ent high school seniors in coming to Ann Arbor next fall. With Christmas vacation less than a month away the rest of us cannot afford to hesitate in follow- ing suit. The main thing is meeting the high school students of ability in our home towns and letting those who are planning on coming to col- lege know what Michigan really is. Just telling them about life in Ann Arbor or seeing that they attend a Union opera...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY {' r Y.F RiA 4 .'.. f. ' ++" ,'. r FORT CANATES REPORT FOR TRAC Light Work Order of the Day; Trainer Hahn Keeps Athletes from Overdoing ALL VETERANS EXPECTED TO TURN OUT WITHIN FEW DAYS Coach Steve Farrell5s first call for Varsity track candidates brought some 40 men out to Waterman gym- nasium yesterday afternoon. Includ- ed in this number was a goodly rep- resentation from last year's All-fresh aggregation, a number of ...…
…1 1 !!r 1Yala' al* r j .-- -- - , rEFUNTEDi UHLI Mr. Chew tried to impress the audi- ence that Japan's part in the world war was small, even when compared with China's. More Chinese laborers, he said, were killed in France than Japanese soldiers. He forgot to men- tion, however, that the Chinese coolies did not go to France as soldiers do,, JAPANESE .STUDENT .SAYS .LEC. TURER DISTORTED FACTS IN TALK(. Editor, The Michigan Daily:- When Mr....…
…. ... The. children love Wrigley's-and it's food for them 0 Made sunder conditions of absolute cleealiness and brought to them In Wri ep' 6041e0 sanitary package, $atlsfles the craving for eweets.aids di estIonl sweety o brpth, allaa s hlr ,t q in eel tootb Olean II~f'TlhIII f jIas high a moral and spiritual national~ 'UUESWNS V~IflRII im as you will find in any Westernj nation." About the militaristic party CANFIELD DEPLORES 'HELPING in ...…
…MTE MICHIGAN DAILY The Newberry Tea Room at 432 So. ate is serving luncheon from 11:30 M. to 1 P. M. and dinner from 5:30 6:30 P. M.' Weekly rates including inday dinner, $6.50.-Adv. The Kempf Music Studios--Piano, Organ, and Voice Instruction. Es- tablished°1880. 312 S. Division St. Phone 212-J.--Adv. I Patronize Daily advertisers.-Ad", Read The Daily for Campus News: RESERVE LEADERS TO HEAR ADDRESS MASODKS' HOLIDA9Y 1Pl.AY"Girl Reserv...…
…V' 1 A K K I , S E T R O I T CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD in "Linger Longer Letty" S CH UBERT D~T ROI T Guy Bates Post in "The Masquerader" Big City Health Commissioners Meet' Detroit, Nov. 29.-What is regarded as one of the most important health meetings ever held in Detroit is scheduled to open tomorrow morn- ing, when health commissioners from all the larger cities of the country will gather here to discuss the effect of the housing shortage on th...…
… ! HE Mii~IHIAlN UAI IAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Volume I TUESDAY,- NOVEMBER 30, 1920. Number 48.1 logical Seminary: The Geological Seminary will meet the present week on Friday evening ead of on Thursday evening as usual. WILLIAM HERBERT< HOBBS. City News Jennie Morton, who shot and killed Lulu Cadwell on the afternoon of Oct. 21, is now on trial for murder in the Circuit court before Judge Sample.t Counsel for the defense admits the killi...…
…WEATHER ' PROBABLY SNOW TODAY It Aw liAt.r 14t an at l ASSOCIATEE PRESS DAY AND NIGHT 1R SERTICR I >I 1 ..,,.,..,,.,,, . ..:. .. VOL. XXXII. No. 56 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1921 PRICE FIVE CE CHINA WANTS BIG / 'CNCSSIONS ON FARSEST TOPICS EXTRA RIGHTS OF POWERS MAY BE ABANDONED WITHIN "YEAR PRESS "10 POINTS" IN SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS Foreign Troops and Wire Systems May Be Retired in Further- ance of Integrity (By Ass...…
…HL M. ICHIGAN DAILY .. .: , a~.. ,.,,...._. t P4r Strigau htt * OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univcr- y year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for >nblication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise dited in this paper and the local news published therein. ...…
…[BEr 30, 1901 THE MICHIGAN DAILY News From The -Othei Colleges YALE-More than a score of scu- pital there were 12 hurt and one man dents were injured in a fire which dead. started in the Rialto theater during~-- the show Sunday night. At nine o'clock ILLINOIS-Empty baggage cars can the New Haven hospital had taken in be used for a number of things, as the1 fifty injured. At St. Raphael's hos- Illinois students on the Thanksgiving Foreign Exch...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ ---- ._ t_ Get Your RESPECT NAIOALCOLORS URGES V. F. W. IN RESOLUTION ADDRESSED TO STUDENTS OF UNIVERSITY } AYRES & SMITH CAP AT ?711 N. University Editor, The Michigan Daily: At the last meeting of the Richard N. Hall post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, a resolution was passed that the attention of the students at the University be called to the apparent disrespect, or raher lack of respect, to the national...…
… :' o ..., . , , i . f I ---7-------v - N ork * A " a national federation of sports to be I COORT ! V Vactive all the time and supervise all CONFERENCE OuRT other athletic organizations. This plan Sport News Plans ror 1924 was supported by the Navy and sev- TEAM BEGN W RK ~lumh~ ~eral other organizations but was de- OlymK ticGam s e;a;;"*"s." * An All-Conferenae team selected by Cl"'l' feaed by a 53 to 20 vote. - the sporting editor of th...…
…all Vi r i Whet V ' / " '" al department is now busiest periods of its year. On the Union of pins and the cry of uls of the opening of ty bowling tourna- ayed its first qualify- ay night. On the floor1 ymnasium basketballs a confusion of noise the -fraternity teams into action next week itious tournament ever e intramural officials.< r sports are taking up of the department at .1 soon be followed by Iepartmental tourneys all and -bowling, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY s.-Adv. Calkins Fletcher Drug Co. and the Cushing Drug Co. invite the inspection ol o'-~y BRU'd REBRPRICE IPES$6.00 4ONONN11- Ivory. stopper in the stem stvps aol moisture Agents for the United States and Canada GROSVENOR NICHOLAS & CO., Inc. 12 East 48th Street New York City - } i I .. RULE IN MEXICO SHOWS PROGRHESS, HARD STRUGGLE MADE TO JOIN COUNTRY TORN BY WAR AND STRIFE LACK OF RECOGNITION HINDERS GOVERNMENT Many...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY wmnDESDAY. NOVEMBER 8C ... The Stage 'I I; ICE CREAM IS JUST AS NOURISHING AND DELICIOUS DURING THE WINTER MONTHS AS IT IS IN SUMMER. IT KEEPS YOU IN GOOD HEALTH THE YEAR 'ROUND GUSTAVE M IC HFAUD course of six lectures may be had for TO GIVE SPANISH 50 cents at the door. LECTURE TONIGHT NEW STRING GALVANOMETER ORDERED FOR HOSPITAL USE Gustave L. Michaud, of the Spanish- department, will give a lecture in A new st...…
…oritative. Styles -IN- Overcoats Made' to Measure Here is where you will get Tailoring perfection in an Overcoat or Suit made expressly for you from one of the Latest, All Pure Wool Fabrics just arrived. WX omen Notebook paper is now on sale at the Women's league table in Univer- sity hall. Cover designs for the Junior Girls' play scores must be submitted to Bar- bara Baker, '23, 602 Monroe street, before Dec. 12. All sophomore women are...…
…-E MICHIGAN DAILY B IFFICIAL BULLETIN WEDXESDAY, NOVEMBER 80k 1991 ''amber 6" eans: e will be no"conference of the Deans today. M. L. BURTON. man Engineers: f. Ralph Aigler of the Law Faculty will address the freshman engineers ednesday, Nov. 30, 1921, at 11 a. m., in Room-348 Engineering building. hImen-See Dean Butts if you have been alAent from assembly.) C. E. WILSON, Head Mentor Freshmen Engineers. ght Organ Recital: arry Russe...…
…THE WEATHER COLDER; PROBABLY SNOW TODAY LL tit. iIl ATTEND THE THANKSGIVING SERVICE TODAY VOL. XXXIII No. 58 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1922 PRICE FIVE i ATHLETIC HEADS. TO HOLD BIG TEN MEEA iTAT CHCG MICHIGAN COACHES LEAVING TO- DAY TO ATTEND GATH- ERING 1923 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE TO BE ANNOUNCED SAT. IESeball and Track Progra msmII1 Also Be IDcided On In Con- ferences Coach Fielding H. Yost, and asssit- ant coach Geo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T1URS'DAY, UOENTS SUSPEND ON GAMBLING GHARGE1 DIISSI RM NVRI BY COMITTEEON IS- Italian Cardinal May Be Called To National Senate' Announcement was made yesterday .from the office of President Marion L. Burton, of the suspension for one year of thirteen students who have been implicated in big ga'mbling games this' year. Two of that numbier have already left the University. In the case of the eleven wvho re- main, the ...…
…THE MIC HIGAN DAILY __ '1P 1 -,.. .. ,"... '°". .- %Y inhi rr YIY rl ir l{ i titit ' iir Tfln mor flanT% fitted oucit fpr all occasions. Thu dolls were furnish~ed by the Y.W'.C.A. at a nominal price to' girl interested in! ---- jdressing them. After the dlispaGy, the 1hisplay of Dolls Yor ifos'pi£. l", Cil- do(lls will be sent to the hospitals toI drell Wiil ibe Chief Atz-ructl 'help cheer -the sick and invalid chil- - --- ; dreni on...…
…ci FI'ouR. THE MICHICAN DA.LY THUIsDAY, OFFICUAL NEWSPAPER OF TILE UNIVEESITY OF MC1H1GAN I Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Stude: :Publications. Member of Western Corference Editorial Association. .____ in him some slight emotion, and the mental images of turkeys, a day of} rest, and an enlarged grocery bill will become slightly dim, while the pic- ture of a group of sombre figur...…
…2'. THE MiCHICGAN DAILY f t CE a - . " ..- ...,...,a - - A6F Ar Ik Ag #tutu To Our Patrons Southeast Section of the City The sale of White Star Gasoline and Staroline Mo- tor Oils has been discon- tinued at Van's Filling Sta- tion, corner of Church and South University.. These high quality prod- ucts canbe.obtained at our downtown filling stations lo- cated at Fourth and Cath- erine and at Huron and Ashley. etiu Fennfsylvunlid AUTQ ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY EI X, oo Mil I ..U.... _ 4 !''tom b"m 123 GRID0' TEAM1 LOOKSPOW ERFUL WONDER -FEATS OF PADDOCK ARE PLACED UNVDER CLOUD BY A. A. Farnr Regular hackc, Line }roil Tackle to Tackie IWill Be On R~and in FllI )IPARTFIN'G STARS LEAE RIG Z GAPS FOR YOST T O, ILL UPI With moleskiii and cleated shoe.;- )acked away W 9. at least six months. houghts of football on the catznyc s ave turned tt, what the 1923 season , olds in ...…
…____ THEMICHIGAN DAILY )TBALL GASPS LAST'BREATH. m AS FEW BIG TEAMS CLOSE FERIIIVSH10 Tg Turkey day has been growing less _two big games, Or_;gon meeting Wash- popular with the passing years as .a ;iflgton ' and, W'ashing; ton ,,,ate tilting with the University of Southern Cali- day for~ featuring big football games, foni for .second honors in the Pacific but none the less it still has its quota !coast conference. of outstanding grid battl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILX .; - - - . #1w illy OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the University.{ Volunie the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3:20 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) THURSDAY, NOVE3[BER 30. 192 Number >8 -S Blue Prints: Beginning Monday, Nov. 27, students and University departments may have blue prints made in any size and quantity by the Photograpbic Labor- atory of the Department of Drawing. ...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY IWAIIME.I TODAY ItA11 ti Sect Or ._._. ______ p VOL. XXXV. Nro. ,58 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARELOR, MICIIIGAN,, SU'NDAY, NO V EMBER 30, 1924 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, F _,_.._.... .... ..g . ARMY, NOTRE fl9MElForeign Student' InrFian W IN F IN9A1I S M ES iI or rgan years to come European v ritlnt i1t lepe)nd to a great extent FOOTBLL oi? ohm to gtfinacial help) to eal 9I teint gtan educationde"ae ______Pr. Arnold Wolf...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUINDAY, NOVEMBER 30, apers were presented by - o nsIe of the University of Miehi ElectrnS u d er Ths nf wllbereorehis inforn1111I111111111tlllllnlllx1111iiilllllbel1111recorded111ii11: iiTT .rateliy .nrdtiled under an index :,,t,=, t 2.4I sy. czt i: nthe c, '"ireof the bureau. :: eek BIegiiiihu,'G A R H\ IDt,)Oz o 2 h;1 dILI pcil ot i trb m :eoffurther Trrow eMatinees FautEneriw ihstudnts ubedib- tlie eomiy Eo it i ngB1...…
…AY, NOVEM"BER "M, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY l at. a',r SEET RD UIS The roke of Miles Standish was tak The ;orcers, aa rmred for th mran's' according to Robert A. Campbell, ra IcY nthe va iOzu~3 scene; by Blruley v, safety, Jan to Ii is assistarnce, ex- 0N ue of the University and manager NTH G09DE PUPI[S t~~~~~~harvi sand l C~a V i(7nentan ; .Tohn lacec lg to net aslewall r or someRE IV HUN oth}an.M:Cmbl'ase- iflhIn_ t9,Adthe band. Mr.r Cam...…
…THIL II.CIGAN DAILY SU-NDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1924 sin senator),in Democrats, 15 amr ---." t Laborites, three, and Socialists, two. M U I __________________- On the face of the figures the situationEDsI ished every morning except Monday seems secure against any opposition 1 I the Universit year by teBadi liI 01 of Student pubBoardons.n of the Progressives which might be / AND Be aroused by their exclusion from active NiEST-CE PAST T R M e nbe...…
… Guests at Delta Delta Delta, last lenic ball at the Kappa. Alpha week-end were: Velma Null, '24, De- house,. troit, Marion Stotzer, '24, Sturgess. Elsa Schuler, '24, Royal Oak, Virginia Mrs. A. 11. White entertained Stair, Monroe, Ann James, Lansing, jllowing guests at hanksgiving and Aline Thurlow and Aletta Wert of Columbus. nor: Doris Gladden, '26, Helen Pc 25, Marg uite Ainsworth, '26, Mrs. Elizabeth chaperoned at a j)live McKay, of Pi ...…
…S THE MICHIGAN DAILY s1JNA OUTSQA HS Leading Light Of Champions COFDEC MNEckersall Fails To Select WS Michigan Man For Eleven[A, STIFF SCRIM AGE W RKS OhA1UM Is tall t to fah toZlluncorked a wnefl fesv ther P uts F irst and Second T~ ea n1 u on th head f a s ngic tJW alt critiyIrh TboghHesnDri ofiSmll AmounIlts of 'IX ersall, well known football ciicteChicago-Wisconsin scoreless tie weaker Seso : oey whose All-Conference eleven is r- I brought...…
…I AY, NOVEMBER 30, 1924 THE MICI 4GAN DAILY TinsI COLUMN CLOSES ATSR9.?I LASSI IE TMi$ ICOLUMN CLOSE$ AT 3 Pa. , 4 1 t ADVERTISING1 P ERSONAL CHISTMAS CARDS PERSONAL CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS ENGRAVED or PRINTED Proper engraving takes time. Selec one of our many attractive, exclu sive designs and place your orde now., 0. D. 1MORRILL 14 & 17 Nickels' Arcade, . NOTICE t -y ! i t BOUGHT, Sold, rented, exchanged, cleaned and repaired. We...…
…TI .. I IIQN AL Even Chauncey Depew!1 D AILY OFFICIAL BULLETlIN Publication In the Bulletin is constructive notice to.. all inembers of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to th-4 P'e:dent until 3:30 p. mm. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday, Volume i SUNDAY, NOVEMBDER 30,1924l Numtber 58 1 TO file Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, December 3, at 10 o'clock in the President's office. F. E. hIobbilns. senate...…
… IFeature Section I I ) LL Sir igan att Fea ture Sections VOL. XXXV. No. 58 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1924; EIGHT TURNS TO SISHD Ar M) V, ;, I .... _ .............................. . t ..: 6 .,.}> . ' : s '; ! I, -- -. . . -. . . . . . . . . . . . ..* 'i ~S'O1"lJ/7 01 71112L , 1 ?t) oc:.P;ilwo Bank's ( { , 'Cv JJ .1 i:,11j uj. r(.1! 'eddinq) . ill cry' I tin freii I t~7~i.:, atr}). 'i3fl'ux : ;!, be I...…
….. THE MICHIGAN 'DAILY Mr. Ake.ley Discourses on th~e Junge U niversity Teaching In Holland ac to4 do Pt to cter in the material point of view, re~iprofessors and foreign stu- rents becoming much more rare than hey used to be. But it remains the pride of these universities to lose othing of their international charac- tr in the intellectual way, preserving ,e Netherlands worthy to lie regard- d as a permanent sending and receiv- ig stat...…
…TINDAY,INOVEMIBIER.'10, 1924. THE MICHIGAN DAILY P'AGE + +. +++ '.H* Sports *** $?, =* Brown and Slaughter AreIL Named On All Star Conference Eleven Final Footb all Scores of 19gor24. Season Picked by Daily Sports Editor' By WILIAiM H. STONEMNn Any team, mythical or real, must h ]ave balance in addition to individualf ability in order to be powerful. With that' in mind we have selected the above all-star teams from men who have ...…
…r Books and W riters - -r - -- -- -" ~~ dreamy speculation of his mind, as to - shell ing who had taught the peopleE which would be of a "moon-lit color". Lite here isi how to grow colored cotton." +effects of too I enin' half-light, with all the varia- . Verisimilitude adds to the lure-aath. 1 dn6 aetons et affords. ,This is not to imply FayTasSuhA e a in lived "where Brail and Argen isln Ta complete unreality. Why are things 1 tile meet;...…
…_" PAY, ~DAYNO EMI 3ER 30,1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TII w I TN ' ' g J'Iusic and Drama i ? q e rr DIN -- sounded from any pulpit' one-thous-Frnhtesaeaiwoson :andth so eloquent as that which' comes! I "The Show Oft" and "'The Torch Bi I r } - to life in this playhouse, transferrede's SuptigMsBon, i h e ur m n y t a s R l h r t o e et i i a v r, R l h 0l v r n~nd e r 01 " T h e'M ira c l [o a t ca h da;u d r t e e -i - 1 e j f...…
…LGE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBE' 30, 1'24 * «- Uniersty Women -A- I Cooperative Cottages in Mid-West Universities SCHOLTEACHAER WINS $13,500 PRIZE Novel Chosen In Serial-Book-Movie Contest By Jessica Megaw Actual living expenses for college women have °risen in the last ten years from $288 for room and board during the average college year of thirty-eight weeks to $418 for the same thing, according to statistics s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY P, by Sarah Slocum, '25. The subject is: "God's Holy Day: What Is It For and Why?" "The Mircale of the Corn," a C huchesreligious drama, will be presented by the Presbyterian Players, directed by Robert Henderson, '26, and Anne Miller, '26. The public is invited. SL Andrew's Episcopal Church There will be no admission charge. Holy Communion and Church school will be held at the usual hours. The First Methodist Church Rect...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S NAY, "e Cinema The Arcade "~Abraham Lincoln", the picture hich has caused such a sensation in e cities where it has been shown, anno'tnced as the First' Nationall eture to be shown at the Arcade eatre during the entire week. The oduction is conceded to be an ar- stic and dramatic sensation. George Billings, considered to be a rfect likeness of the famous nation-1 hero, gives a characterization re- tarkable for the portra...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr 14P Ar 03 j MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 54 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENT DANCES AND MUSICAL NIJMBERS FOR OPERA PUT IN rINAL FORM SHUTER FINISHES ARRANGEMENT OF NUMBERS FOR ANNUAL MIMES PRODUCTION ORCHESTRA IS WORKING Roy Heyer And William M. Lewis, '29, Devise Dance Routines llor "Front Page Stuff" During the recent rehearsals of "Front Pa...…
…T TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRATERNIJTY MEN END Diean Buirsley, Franik Graham, 127, Andl John Bolanid Jig., '279 Attenid From Mi~ichigan WAS 18ThR MEETINGi :Fraternity men of the Uitedl States and, Canada ended their two-day inter- fraternity convention last week-end in the Hotel Pennsylvania New York City. The conference was concluded with a discussion of fraternity prob- lems~.I Nearl'y all of the Greek-letter fra- ter'ni...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMNBER 30, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA'ILOETHREE COFFEY TO SPEAK TOSU[TPS C B Speaker Replaces Cyri1f Arthur Player Whio Was Ill And Is Unable to Be- Present IS CARNEGIE FELLOW Prof. Hobart R. Coffey, LLB, .D, will be the speaker at the meeting of the Student's Press club of the jour- nalism dcepartmient tomorrow night. Cyril Arthunr Player, of the Detroit Nvews, who was scheduled to speak, has found it necessary to postpone hi...…
…PACE 'F017R THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, 'NOVE YTRMI, ',(I. a.GEau acv..TUDAY;NOVEMBn'a . O, 192( that foreign jurisdiction should be re- moved. . It should be remembered, however, Published every morning except Monday that this plan is now merely theI during the University year by the Board ia Control of Student Publications. recommendation of a commission. Be-. Members of Western Conference Editorial fore inauguration, it must be con- Ass...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGMFIv MiliVrAVAII know"" MORTARI ANNUAL Larg~e Variet) BOARD BEGINS GLOVE SALE Of Styles Are Offered Alpha Phi Receives TUDENT Prize For Articles, Alpha Phi has been announced as the winner of the article contest con-I ducted by the Women's league and In-' terchurch bazaar. Articles handed Ann Arbor will be the setting this in were judged on the workmanship, year for the convention of the ...…
…PAGO IX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUAN .3.I_}aI, tiC)1'EA113E1t <,0, 11)_' .i STRENUOUS SCHEDULE' CARDED BY MATME o-i K 'en" XYrester1 Will Conipe t 1:i T'Iiree N oil -#'CiInterenee And rour{ s c tnk {*, plcets NEW RATING IN BIG TEN Michigan's wrestling team faces the most difficult schedule in the history of the sport at the University this sea- son, according to a statement made by Coach Clifford Keen upon his re-' turn from the meeting of Big Te...…
…''r"ESDA).Y, NOVU~l31RA 30, 1926 THE FMIHIGAN DAILY PACIE SVEVI3 t A tiJ 1Vai Va liv[ ILL N uA sa Ld F STATSTIC GIV EDG "LASO WILL RISK J fIs'IIs IV EGE RING TITLE SOON TO0 NAVYil OVER CADETS'a-oi 'Z West Point g~rid1 'Veam n uteassed By. IsiMsipmieil Inl Amos.t Every Branch iOf Play LOTH WEAK ON DEFENCE v , ;lczfctated eleven, stolpped0on i, ; V"a1Y to a nai onial title by the 21- 21 l wih Ariny, had the edge on the <.c<<;:, in the Bat...…
…VAUE EIGHT. THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI'I;S;DAY, ; ,i ; - ,1 ' , .. e c Apr; are eligible to enter the contest. Thomas T .oykka, chn. DA ILY OFF ICIA L BULLE 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. Saturdays). Volume VII TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1926 Number o4 Lost-$25.00 Reward: For return, or information as to presen...…
