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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday ring the University year by the Board in introl of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial7 isociation.- The Associated Press is exclusively en-l led to the use for republication of all news spatches credited to it or not otherwise edited in this paper and the local news pub hed herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, ichigan, as second class matter. Special...…

…PAGE FOUR { THE £ MICHIGAN DAILY , 1 1 TITURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1927 Published every morning except Monday d riig the University year by the Board in Control 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 the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the po...…

…PAGE POUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1926 Published every rrning except Monday 'uring the tlniversity year by the Board in Control of Studew Publications. Membert of W .tarn Conference Editorial Assoaciation. The Associated PAsis 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 the postoffice at An...…

… PACE FO'JR' THE MICHIGAN DAILY W7D.N-SIDAY, fAflCIT 11, 1924 Published every morning except Monday during the Universityu year by the Board in Control of -Student Pulications.. 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 the local news pub- lished therein.; Entered at the...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1928 Published every morning except Monday during the University year the Board in Control of Stident Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated , Press is exclusively en- 6tled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lish...…

…rou THE MICHIGAN DAILY U AM i ,GFTf S I i 29 Published every morning except Monday du injg the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. ar 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 otherwise credited in 'this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at An...…

… - -r- ry w . -- - fl , - OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVE RSITY 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 yin this paper and the local news published therein. Entere4 a...…

…THE MI Iti. N ICAN DAILY ____ ., ously faulty should be tolerated. For those responsible to have mnade, O ST D OLL the mistake in the begining of notTE entrusting the lighting of Hill audi- torom to the experienced men of the 1:1 teal.Engineering departmnut is RPTTO pelps excusable. But, in the face of repeated mistakes by others, to fail WH RATIIA WIIUXTRA to take advantage of the free services: of these men who have the ability to; The b...…

…[ICHIG-a v iL 3 LAIMS GROUP SAILS TO PRESENT DEMANDS OF U. -r RuNP nn States numbered 4154; by 1920, the Let OPMF T fF gP flo q1number had increased to 16,410. The SA S . ULI LLUI IVIL11 I UI UUIIULU IS SHOWN_ IN LECTURE" (Continued from Page One) for high schools was upheld by a su- preme court. enrollment of 202,963 in high schools in 1890 had reached '2,186,862 in 1920. The total cost of public high schools in 1890, was $8,118,52...…

…THE MICUIGAN DAILY FRID~AY. OC'I __ _ a.. ., y u r. __ _ .. ___ ._._ R JNJ A TOBER 31, 1924 trl i ttn tti1 Published every morning except Monday d uring the University year by the Board in Control of Student Pubhications. AMembers of Western Conference Editorial Asoci~ate ri. The Associated Press is exclusively en- t~t;.cd to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the...…

…FOUR TIHE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY JULY 31, 1927 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Smmer Session until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. in. Saturday). Volume VIII SUNDAY, JULY 31, 1927 Number 31 Graduate Students: Graduate students who expect to receive the Master's degree at the close of the present Summer Session should pay the diploma fe...…

…'PAGIJ 1 o u it THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1926 New Engl andG rors A ttenidCneto if Ex ~uivc AtCheyenne, Wyoming' IChinese Women t Enter Industry 'ib 1)' - -~ ~ (By Associated Press) The lot of Chinese wome proving. They are emai themselves from the thous years of customs which relega household seclusion, if their hus- members of learned professions. Many anlds were wealthy, and to animal- Shanghai banks emloy Chi...…

…w, D{ *AU~ 1 TEN present time, about S men have up for practice. Regular work- wice a week, will start immed- after the spring recess. Work elude all forms of advanced ap- s exercises and also tumbling. erines Formerly Among Best ,ne time Michigan's gymnasium xas recognized as being among st in the country. Exhibitions iven throughout the state and m gained prominence all over ddle West. When the Univer-. itered the Conference Dr. May reed...…

…SUPPLEMENT FEATURES THEATRES MUSIC LITERARY SUNDAY FEATUR:E SECTION a~r irian a&tit3 SECTION TWO VOL. XXXI. No. 24. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1920 PRICE FIVE CE CAMPUS VOICES POLITICAL VIEW4 PHILLIPS URGES CDX'S ELECTION TO VINDICATE AMEHCA'S INTEGHITY PREDICTS "COMEDY WHEN MUCH-LAUDED REPUBLICAN TEAM GETS INTO SCRIMMAGE," SHOULD GRAND OLD PARTY WIN; REGRETS HOOVER INCIDENT He--- Will You? She---Hoke Pretty! HOBBS C...…

…_.___ , J. L. CH-APMAN MCI I9H N I .V IVE LE RAM) OPTOMETRIST The Store of Reliability & Satisfation F N 'S 11:3 Soutl Main Street ____ _____________tFUN SALSE Sleep Anyplace pcit Eat at Rex's THE 'CLUB LUNCH 712 ARBOR STREET Near State and Packard III y 0000 !'eta-fs4, to (icier Iiii vr~i13 Ad!it]d 1,LA N UCC11 CS1LIly TRIED III EASTERfN UNIVERSITIES With the purpose of providing aid F t Yrfor the University whenever it is most needed ...…

…TJ :jxGAC~r LILY I MAJESTIC For Service GALL 1 2 3 1 S H UBER T WAY DOWN EAST GA RR !C DETROIT The Bonstelle Co presents '5BAS" Every Woman ames M. Bar- .Also Topics, ly's Wife," and travelogue. TODAY ONLY comedy, Burton Arcade-"The Faith G eorge Melford Toonerville Follies,a and Bray picto. Healer," a production. Kinograms, ae-.old secret 1 out aX!s II ANN ARBOR YEFLLOJW CAB CO. Lobby of American Hotel WHERE DO WE EAT? TUT...…

…TU1ESDAT. MARCH '1, 192.5 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE _A: A9THLETIC SPREAD IVoinen Celebrate End of Baskie,tal Season; Arouse Spirit for I Baseball FACULTY TO PLAY All Universitv wvomen are invited to attendI the basketball spread which will be held at 6 o'clock Thursday in the parlors of Barbour 'gymna siumn. Houses are requested to give up their regular dinner that night in ordler to, attend the spread in a body. Tickets must be purch...…

…W L+DNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY HIGH SCHOOLoGRIDMEN H EAR0SPEECH-,By1YOSTI Coach -Fielding H. Yost was the principal speaker on the football pro- gram of the Ann Arbor Chamber of Pommerce luncheon given yesterday in honor of the Ann Arbor high school 'football team and its coaches. One of the largest crowds of the year at- 'tended the luncheon. -Coach Yost, speaking of the high ':school squad, said, that the Univer- ,Mity ...…

… L all-cum-I I, Zxchangesi 1, -Adv. The Daily contains the latest LA- elated Press News.-Adv. Daily contains the latest Asso Press News.-Adv. ' Patronise ou "veee. For Satisfactory Amateur Finishing leave your Films Johns Hopkins-The alumni of At uarry's Drug Store The SWAIN do the work .._... :~_._.... .w.. w ._.. F orthe Campus .t M t A Beret , e where Woven ' / ol, lightC o t y to t .e" Hopkins have organized a 'varsity club...…

…LN DAILY The Stage THE ARCADE :30, 10:00 THE WHITNEY s-Wed. 30,3 1-Peggy Hy- in "The Black Shadow" a two reel comedy and and Jeff cartoon comedy. SThurs-Fri. 1, 2-Earl Williams in "When a Man Loves." - I (,1lilllIlii!1111i1i1ii iii 11i1i 11iIii 111ii i giiIi SGac.ik Detroi Williamu Courtney In - "CIVILIAN CLOTHES" Mores r11 1i1lrlllmi lln ~ ii111 1111111 odel" Joe Bd." "John Drew OETROi in sTHE CAT BIRD' SAY THEATRE SDAY APRi , 11 Comin...…

…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' .A 1 VA w ANNOUNCE MEMBERS or FIRST HOCKEY SQUAL Freshman and Junior hockey squa will compete at 10 o'clock this moi ing at Palmer field, following a ga between Zeta Tau Alpha and Alp Chi Omega, scheduled for 9 o'clo The senior vs. sophomore game w be played at 11 o'clock. Captains of first and second fres man and sophomore squads and of t first junior and senior squads we elected Thurs...…

…THUEBDAYr, OC7ObMA3, 1926 THE MICHIGAN -DAILY M!T91MMEAA IME P3AGEIMW W EDUCATION SCHO( TO MM0 TO WOMEN TEAC- WILLI 0 EAJO TUH [Curricula Offer Foreign-Born St'.I 11 1d UU t iii Michigan Women Already Chos- en for Obtaining Lowest # Scores in Tournament. MEET WILL BE HELD SAT. Hockey Teams Will be Selected! f AbilityDisn aved iuuens a Course in Americanization. Seven student teachers, all wo-+ men, receive credit from thEE School of Edu...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY l _ r _.. . Wit,,.. FEEL . TAVA XUAvAmm =3m=&'% CAMPUS, CELEBRATES Bridge Teas In Afternoon And Fancy Dress Party At Night To. Fill Guest's time SPORTS MOTIF STRESSED Today is being celebrated on campus as Women's league day, with the bridge teas in the afternoon, and the annual Fancy Dress party in the eve- ning. The teas will be given at the different sorority houses and dormi- tories, and in the evening all are to...…

…THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVP1 -.-a Now"" J } . ,W ..a'i .. ........ =A,-7A - ..- , ,, a m . m u un , ..mmammmamimnemumm , , -|||ui . . r ii A: sI iI d 4 ,p lI' nU 1-''E- TIE SCORIS JLTIOWA DORMITORY S ST AMES, Iowa. March 30.-Plans for 'the erection of a new dormitory for NIPUI women, similar to the one already existing have been selected at Iowa Last Minute DAket Takes Victory State University and the ...…

…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1926 THE MICHICAN DAILY PAGE FtV 4 ) V -, - Ii Q1 - 1 11|M~n I illIFIIlli -. i e - Y~. INANCEIVE { WILL BI GIN TU ESDAY To Hold Opening Meeting For Workers Sophomore Women To Plan For Circus Plans for the Sophomore circus will, be made at a meeting of all sopho- more women at 4 o'clock tomorrow in lrn AIF I~rvvw iAYUv-% " & A ' " . K !V 1 1 1 .. Ia 4 t .. the aiuitorium ot Universitnate _ A t 3 o'elocek T om o...…

…WEDNESDA, MA"I T . 192 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ - Pam" 00 -nom WAv .._.,, DISCUSS S RK aI FIELE M1ss AnnCa Owers Speaks Off Need O Social Service Trining For Y. W. Workers EXPLAINS POSITIONS "We are interested in finding seniors and graduate students, who have majored or graduated in sociology or the social sciences, to fill admi-nistra- tive positions," states Miss Anna i i )I i Winning Teams To Be Dinner Guests At Joe Parkers Second S...…

…Up IY, OCTOBER 31, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI-!->M1\ LTL-1 1ATI.Y K- tAkir rive AvA xr- r ARTICLES FOR BAZAAR ASSIGNED THIS W Committee Chairman Announces That Letters Are Now Being Mailed WILL BE HELD DEC. 7, 8 Letters will be sent out this week to all dormitories, sororities, and league houses assigning the arti- cles that each house will be re- sponsible to make for the League Bazaar, Dorothy Flynn '30, chair- man of the committee...…

…THE MICHIGAN Al L TNEI millICANPAlI.V + 11 LYAYi I.- , M EWA AM ,, i,_, F;> , k=' BASEBALL GAMES IN INTRAMURAL TOURNEY SCHEDULED MONDAY I HONOR SORORITY |II[RRDEDQ (if fl PIJE Coming Of Spring Is Heralded By Numerous HOLDS INITIA TION ItULili U1 UULLI Teas And Dinners Featuring Easter Motifs - ___ D e p a r t m e n t Recommendation And B Average Required ALL TEAMS WILL BE DIVIDE: INTO FOUR GROUPS FOR ELIMINATION NEXT GAMESWEDN...…

… I. R ESHME STETCH OUT jump with the majority of the jumps being put an inch or two over four feet. l 7 t Idmiralty 'itish Crisis In i liii I UL T hI IWHIL Last week the dip on the parallel bar and the broad jump were the l feats in which the freshmen were Swatched.One athlete negotiated 17 dips on the parallel, exactly double the class average. In the broad During the present week all the jump 9 feet 3 inches took the record, men's g...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY wolampom = , . ;,: ,, , r / i . i /. ,_ i i .. s ' , I p! < IN The SchultzGrcy TiEHOME OF Itf oODs, ''31 S. STATE- SjTIEET The Home of McLean and Neelands Quality,- Courtesy service Fre Delivery to ll Parts of CI Last Delivery 5 P. M. Office, Open* till 10 P. M. for Ordl PHONES 326-327-328 114-116 E. WIASH-INGTON I Richelieu Coffee , tables in Seas on I A coffee per fection attained only after ...…

…31, 1024 I HE MICHIGAN DAILY _. ., ... ,..,,, . .m-ro. .._, ., ., -----.,,a...... I ° rzs- I;N OUNCE COMMITTEES FOR PAN-HELENIC 0BALI The ;annual Pan-Hiellenic Tall given by the Mlichiganin iterso'rority asso- ciation wvill take place Novembeor 28 t (;rangerr's aemy. Thu1' is ll his .given for the ixbenefit ocf the Un':iver- si,,yof 1Michigan ~tLague and it is for thsreason that l:Mr. C:range r has con- ; enlted 'to have it -in the ac...…

…' OF HIGH. SCHOOLS! "It is my conviction that the high school pupil of today is neither a moralI d pervert nor a saint," declared Pres. J. W. Laird, of Albion college, in ad- dressing the Michigan Schoolmaster's club yesterday morning. President Laird said that he f'elt that ,real moral progress was being made by the E younger generation of today. Al- though it is necessary that church - and school be separated Dr. Laird e said that in his opi...…

…mlcf 31 s t L .# - MICIA1'.t-1i'4r r L OLL[EEWOMEN'S OTE TOBE SMALL rvey of Feeling on Campus Index to Sentiment Throughout Country. (By Mary D. Lane) [ow that "Votes for Women" is a an of the 'past and a fact of the sent, the outstanding question of erest is: "Will the women vote? 1 they exercise their hard-wop priv- e or will they fulfill the predic- us of their cynical opponents who imed indifference as the chief argu- nt against equ...…

…tL A r -- - ment I1ummers will present "TI er Hat" at the Women's leig to be given at 4,o'clock Frid noon in Barbour gymnasium. Mortarboard will meet o'clock tonight at the Alpha ega house. MI SS ;,;,,;.~ 't11 Il I uIll ifl flflflfl lflI1111ll a1I1I1l1111l11ll TO LEAVE FRIDAY-- ris' play scores are on sale and Graham's bookstores. have'ordered copies are re- call for them there Im-I the usual custom, the sen- ear their caps and gowns e...…

…II CH kA Ll~~~l-1 hhj .. OFFICIAL BULLETIN TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1921. Number 170. ,e of Literature, Science, and-the Arts: Phere will be a meeting of the Faculty Tuesday, "May 31, at 4:10 p. mi., e auditorium of the Natural Science building. The reports of several rtant committees will be considered. ARTHUR G. HALL. 11 Seniors: 'he diploma fee of $10 is payable now! early settlement is necessary for the preparation of diplomas. In no will ...…

…FAi . THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUTESDAY, MAR4~j 31, 11925, r I' .+....r.,. ....;. ,,, ,,,,,., r \ t . .- ,. ..... d ., R _ l _r <t.. y ,.,,, , i! is I I TRACK TEAM CLOSES BRILLIANT INDOOR SEASON MWTH VICTORY' , BestMichigan IIAflITV NIN[ I ET nrEon r RESHM SQUAD WEI Marks Indoors;t~lI uLIl LL IUIUJll Following is a list of the best per-]iNN YST"FIELD HOUSE IN MOSTVICT EVNTS formances of the Varsity track team ov f (- _ -I Co...…

…I FAM 91X 1 IPHE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 321, 1921 .. _ II ~ - ~ imu ,,.a s+cva t ;, , 1 i MICHIGAN LINE DRILLED TO STOP HAWNKEYE STEAD ROLLER UFFENSE Notre Dame An Michigan Loom As GratSt° TIArT lIT Teams Of Year.Wilk?,CorniellAs Onlyial Ll LUI I )Iather11'mueslis o' iiiia s i I Yigrsty Sent Thrrough iwiigliv SigiaJ of condition ;for the clash, while )L In jn iearationt Her~ntein, Vick, Grbe, Parker, and For ilw...…

…THE MIC IGAN DAILY :' s Precedence With ayor In Operating Store' ue, almost and relatives, taking turns' in coming is a little, in to purchase supplies which are lim- sen, '20, and Walter R. Stark, '19. Collin, '18, at Camaguey, Cuba; R. t'. Alumni who a-re holding National City Patterson, '18, at Sao Paulo; J. A. bank posts abroad are W. L. Under- Rings, '18, at Montevideo, and C. H. wood, '18, at London, I. B.. C.;- C. W. Varty, ex-'20 R...…

…It DAILY , , I - LRPUS TO HEAD[~hLT9 Student Leaders Needed at "Y" Camp one) ondY half of :'clock Fri- being play- lock in the . follow the ur winners ght playing ers of the I be played at 7:30 that have been left o semi-final games at 9 and 10 o'clock. be played by the win- o games that even-, k. games are announc- evenson and Oldes, Mitchell, May, and s to Fraternities Bred and the houses e been assigned are: Alpha Delta Phi and ba, P...…

…PAGE SIX' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1927 f .N M i ' , _..... , i _ J _ :)g\(, ~) O MICHIGAN STATE HARRIEBS MEET WOLVERINES HERE THIS MORNING CAN THESE MEN STOP GRANGE? Farrell's Mein Hold Big Ad'antage Oer Opponents in Previous Meetings START AT FERRY FIELD Coach Farrell's proteges on the Varsity cross country team will meet the Michigan State squad in the sec- ond dual meet of the season at 10:30 o'clock t...…

…THE FMTCWAM '~ A 1 TI !lTRURSDAY, OC!TOBER -31, M9O a .w a w a fa:L .w V__ TL !. Y .f-1 f..1 d.) L::l L q...a. A f - WOLVERINE GRIDMEN WORK BEHIND CLOSED GATES TEAM ISDRILLED Gembis Polishes up Place Kicks; Norm Laniels Continues to Practice Punting. HOLD LONG SCRIMMAGE Michigan's newly abbreviated gridiron squad was sent through a Tong aigd ardous session yesterday afternoon with the gates of old Ferry field closed to the passesby. ...…

….,Z EEATURE ALL- CAMPUS MA u r , FRIRTEEN PIN RIVALS' N OPEINGCONTESTS11 iit Two l1(mUds Of All-Campus Nat Tour1miment Are Marked By Fast Anml Hard Boutsj 10 L D FINALS TONIGHT ! Thirteen falls in the eighteen bouts eld featured the opening rounds of NA 1 LE(T YEARILING~ CAPTAIN 7JFORMER BALL STARS WHO ARE HARD PRESSED BY NEWCOMERS I OXFORD I, ('AMBRmI D(t TODIAYv lME El, WOLVERINE SWIMMINGi SQUAD OUTSCORES CONFERENCE TEAMS IN DU...…

…six THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIUISQY, 1M ThAI 1, 1927 MWAVAM m . (Atlllliil;lillllll l I IIIII IIY\ nIOIII I IMMM I t , a> 1 t ., _ c . , . ~~ ._ S.LOUIS STAR Breiaks MReay STILL HOLDS OUI,~HU BASKETBALL LETTERS j4 ICOP T TTOCO~(oach ?arry Gill'111. )uartet1 ASSISTS FISHER rMark WITH BASEBALL Michigan Mentor Vewards Champions With Largest Number Of ")Vs" In Ils Career As Coach FIVE AMAWINNERS Awards for Michigan's Western Con- ference ch...…

…SIx THE TMICHIGAN DAILY SUJNDAY, OCTOER 31, 192G - _ - .- .Y. ... __ r lr r) 'N vp"& Egftk-klx, # ' 1 t ~ t '; ._ b ra. , .+ '""" '" i ,. MICHIGAN SUCCUMBS Star As End Plays Well Wolverines Fall SCORE Y QUARTERS TQ POWERFUL ATTACK (Continued from Page One) MICHIGAN - 1st 0 2n r . FIRST QUARTER Captain Friedman won the toss and elected to defend the south goal. Hamilton kicked off to Friedman on Michigan 15 yard line, F...…

…/ THE NI CHIGIAN D, AIIY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31. 192R THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31. 192~ rn,,, ' w rr. I r ss r _. l ii gyp. { z, .. .. I i ' ra .... ... ..........rn". r +''v r rER~S HOPES FOR PENNANT IS L GE' OE O PNATBNEON ZACUARY AND BALLOUWADASII NINE OPENSi -i PURDUE'S SCHEDULE' - I Hoosier li; ais Will Meet Ini Yearly E Clasites With Purdue Hainivjg Sight Advantage FIRST GAME TOM.VORRO W1 LAF+AYETTE, Incd., Mar'eh.i...…

…D AILY WEDNESDAY, OCTI ... ....... ...... ............ . .. ... .. .. .. . . . . ....... . .. .. ... . ...... . .............. . .. . .. ....... . ... ... ........... . . LINOIS FORMATIONS Fritz Humbert Tops "'er Western Conference GriddersIn Scoring PECTED NEXT Northwestern's tight d e f e n s e Three Nlational And Two American held Fritz Humbert, Illinois' thun-: League Clubs Expected To dering fullback, scoreless Saturday, Have New Lea...…

….. a _ _ ,,, ,, LAHOMA AGGES WIN NATIONAL WRESTLING R IA 'ASKI-JUMPER IS AWARDED ERHir SCHOOL TO. HAVEH ii ~Iill LRIt I MAJOR BADGER LETTER, FRATE Rn vz BTTLE BASEBL'LTEAM AI1 ACE11 IESM Sh (Special To The. Dil) Baseball as a high school sp r N O Thirte en officia e W awards, in Ann A rbor w ill be resumed this S-five junior letters and twenty-four spring for the first time since freshmen numeral sweaters were! Wuisconsin Sugeats!93we optii...…

…rr D Rik S _ , YOST STARTS -Pl Varsity Mentor Says Team Better Than Expected Aga Illinois KIPRE REJOINS SQUAD AFT RECOVERING FROM IL OIi 'WI Played inst ER LNESS Sningto give his team the stiffest kind of a workout. Many points of weak- ness were uncovered in the last game and their correction will be necessary Hif the Aggies are to give Michigan any kind of a battle. It is reasonably cer- tain that the Green will not attempt str...…

…THE MICHIGAN' DPALY ,, . . I _...... AILLY REtOK FINALS IN CLASSES B, C OF TOURNEY Former Ohio State Gridiron Starf Leaps To Big League Spotlight mgk eets Alma Five Tonight "b )Defeating Birmingham 26.14: $sNCITY QUINTET TO (iPPO$E HOLLY IC FINAL les, clas B,- and Holly, class C, their way into the finals of their ective classes lastnight at Water- gymnasium in the semifina s of1 State interscholastic class' B andy sketball tourna...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1921 - - i 11111 Jill 1111 UAD LE AVES FOR BATTLE WITH IESO A HARRIERS LEAVE Locals Confident MERINES TO DEDICATE NEW STADIUM IN. CONTEST TOMORROW, First imoth New Structure To See 1.924 Season BROWN JUG AT STAKE Intent on keeping possession of the aditional Minnesota Jug, 27 mem- rs of the Michigan Varsity foot- 11 squad left yesterday afternoonI r Minneapolis, where they will hook ...…