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… i ESTALIHED gat VOL. XXXIX, No. 33. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1923 ...1 l iiiiiiiiiiiiiii ii iis iiii MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EIGHT PAGES EASTRN OTES -N FINAL TANLKS HOVER TO HURL FINAL SHOTS AT ENEMY AS HE TAKES WESTERN TRIP BOTH SURVEY TRRITORY Democratic Candidate To Complete Campaign In New York And New Jersey (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Removed for a time from the shouts of the thousands upon thousands w...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, O( t 200-INCH REFLECTING TELESCOPE Alumnus Is Elected Ann Arbor Has Most WILL BE EREC TED IN CALIFORNIA Los Angeles Judge Michigan students are either t What will be the largest tele- scope is the 100-inch reflector on moreaefficient and busier, or they o scope ever made, twice as big and Mount Wilson, Cal. The 200-inch Hon. Myron Westover '95L Receives for Ann Arbor has the largest num- four times as powerf...…

…OCTBEh M3, 192 THE MICHIGANDAILY AGE T GOULD MAKES VOW NOT TO TOUCH] WILL NOT SHAVE UNTILBYRD. f. RAZOR UNTIL POLAR FLIGHT SUCCEEDS - I>. ; : x PLANS TOPORAPHV WIRKI Accompanies Byrd As Geographer And Geologist; Will Study Antarctic Glaciation By George C. TilleyV Before leaving Ann Arbor to join Commander Richard E. Byrd's Ant- arctic expedition, Prof. Laurence - M. Gould of the geology depart-- ment announced his intention of not sha...…

…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...…

…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...…

…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...…

…-4 THE MICHICAN DAILY Yearlings Win By IN TERCLASS SPEEDBALL TO BE RUN Single Touchdown ON STRAIGHT ELIMINATION SYSTEM Class speedball, which will begin! those teams losing in first round (Continued from page six) inext week-will be run, this year for play. throughout the game. He gave the Ithe first time on the straight elim- Sweaters with class numerals will best exhibition of running back ination system. There will be, be awarded to the wi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1928 be addressed to the Secretary, at 1500 Geddes Avenue, not later than Wednesday, Nov. 7. Helen L. Clark, Secretary Absent Voters: Applications for absentee voters of Michigan may be received at 302 Michigan Union today from 1:30 to 3, 4 to 5 p. m. Thursday is the last day that applications could reasonably be mailed to their respective precincts. When you receive your ballot BE SURE AND FOLLOW ABS...…

… C, 4 'ummex WEATHER Increasing cloudiness ,.and warmer,. ilt rtg jo atl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. IX, No. 32. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1928 PRICE FIVE CENTS KARPINSKI RECOUNTS' SEARCH FOR MAPS INS ARCHIVES OF EUROPEi LEAGUE SAYS THAT KELLOGG PACT WILL HASTEN WORLD DISARMAMENT RECALLS HIS EXPERIENCE SEEKING FOR AMERICAN MAPS ABROAD IN TELLS OF DIFFICULTIES Member Department of Mathematics Illustrates Lecture With M...…

…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JULY 31. 1928 _____________________________________________ I ______________________________________________ 104jI tained by, people throughout our Unit- ~iI~ ~UI~t ~el ;ates regardless of their location 4r hj g a n 'ajjn a.,d petty interests. IThrough the passing of years since Published every morning except Monday dur- the Civil war, and through the aid ing the University Summer Session by the ...…

…TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1928 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE U - UNITED STATES TEAM, FAILS TOWIN EVENTS! American Athletes See" Canadian,I STEGER TO COACH WILDCAT SECONDS, FOR RENT-Two Spo t_ rit sI' D A SDments. Also one ADVERTISING and one single nurses or busines TI'rNNEY to STUDY IN EUROPE MY "Old Kentucky Home" Tea Shop, now. -Dial 8544.4 'W, YORK, July 30--The New 1216 S. University. Open every Sun- day evening. 19-25 furnished ap...…

…WAGE FOUR. THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1928 DAILY OFFrI CIAL BULLETiNK Publi.~ation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members v T T s w a ! t 'S T I , of the University. Copy received at the office of the Summer Session until 3:30 p. mi. (11:30 a. m. Saturday). Volume VIII TESDjAY, JULY 31, 19224 No.32 Physics Colloqujumt: Professor E. C. Kemble of ,Harvard University will speak on "Tile Ba~I Spectrum of ...…

…WOMMAMAW" rcAT11RT . T41~'r"f I t -iL1h/£ X890 71lrA L -AL 4r, t 41v -A--A&, ANE W4 t ASSC VOL. XXXVIII, No. 138 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1928 EIGHT SUDDEN DEATH TAKES SENATOR' WILLIS AT POLITICAL MEETINGi LIFE'S CAMPAIGN ENDS FOR WILLIS HOOVER EXPECTED TO GAIN VOTES AS RESULT (By Asociated Press) DELAWVARE, Ohio, March 30-11. S. Senator Frank B. WIlis, died here to- night. He had been sitting on the platfo...…

…DAFATHERS DAY ETT'ERS ARE SENT TO 4,000 PAJRENTS FOL THREE DAY AFFAIL IRANDT IS TOASTMASTER Ip Nlght, Track And Tennis Neets, And Free Show To Be, Features Of Week-End Activities More than 4,000 letters have bee nt out to fathers of students in Le U3IYersitY, inviting them to it- nd the sixth annual Father and and >n banquet to be held at the Union e week-end of May 11, 12, and 1 , was announced yesterday by Wil- im Nissen, '29, chairman of th...…

…RRNI RbLNUY!Lt MAKE SEVERALAPIPOIN' Profe's' I," 1orci, IMciftrry, rve rett, llragg, Ca uilibe 11, randtd Sabbatical Als eiwe CiEOL1AOfISTS 6 IVEN LEAVE Several appointmients and the granting of~ leaves of absence were made b'y the Board of Regents of the University at its regular monthly mleeting Thursday night. In addition to these, innumerable gifts of books and curio collections were accepted in behalf of the -University, most of which gif...…

…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...…

…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...…

….,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...…

…'DL! Iu BALL SOUAD INDOORS Quow Confine" IDrill To 1Field Home; Hiold Ratting, Practice And Infield lWorhout MEN SHOWHITTING FORM! Continued cold weather azrid more snow limited the activities ,of CGoachz Pay Fisher's ball squad to the re- Alt AUK vP w tu' R vui Huri t OUTDOOR PRCIEBFfORE OPENING CAME All Expenses Including round trip steamship fare for Twvo Months $754) Ofirected by llamer A. Desllarais Arranged by IM-Travel Club,- C~rani...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY LI1HALDEM AN AND STINSON ESTABLISH OUNEW ENDURANCE FLYING STANDARD tlve notice~~ to al em rso ication in the Bulletin is construc Jniversity. Copy received by the A p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) tive notice to all members of ssistaut to the President until CII 31. g Number 141. S. SATURDAY, MAR o Members of the University Senate: The committee, appointed by President Little to receive and formulate uestions relating to...…