…PO tr 4:D p. DAY ANDN I SERA ANN ARBOR, -MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1921 PRIC] Excitement, Sadness And Gladness 0 INCOMBATINReign AtZenithOf Sorority Rushing Sisters, it is over. joiing, and the forlorn man student Gridiron dope and studies took a realizes how sad it is that he can back seat while the various sororities only be an onlooker. The same scene is repeated at each received their sisters-to-be from 3 to house upon the arriva...…
…I HE IV .. 1 Initu I ..E', NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN morning except Monday during the Univer. ard in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated' Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ation of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise in this paper and the local news published therein. ered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second atter. ascription by carrier or ma...…
…GEOLOGIST LEADS SUCCESSFUL TRIP Canon, Staked Plains, the expedition found the upper arm bone of a giant elephant of that time, which Dr. Case thinks to be the record or near the record in size of any such bones previously unearthed. Seventy styles and sizes in Parker Points -a "nib" for every hand. RENT OR South Western States Explored Fossils in Triassic Formation for Made their Reputation the same way Shakespeare' made his - by excell...…
…. ....- 6 t ; r q O 1 .. r q . 4R . PREPI .5E AT' _ enough t really test Yost's choices forthat position. Muirhead and Cap- pon conducted themselves well but were not forced to any great extent. I Mentors Dsappolnted Over tlure of Mt. Union Eleven to Offer Riesistance SIIOW WELL RUT LINE LS NO CHANCE TO PERFORM the first game on the Varsity e tucked away as had been ex- the more difficult task of g out the team for the larger s to come ...…
…i FALL TENNIS DSSIP 1 (By Friank McPike) Oldtimers maintain that the crowd turday surpassed any first game thering in the history of the sport re. It is certain that the attendance ure established Saturday has never en equalled at an opening game ain e memory of the present generation . the, camnpus. More than 12,000 peo- e jammed their way through the rnstiles in the course of the after- on. Heavy overcoats and robes that were rried to Fe...…
…Timid Or Aggressive Eros .Ta Warning from The Campus Clock 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. ay it by check, it is the easiest and safest way. 'ARMERS & MECHANICS BANK South Main Street. 330 South State Street (Nickels Arcade) Member Federal System TWO PIIONES PHONE '" ffome of 8ner iri to emphasize the fact that we are ...…
…usic Weekly twilight organ recitals will a feature of the musical opportuni- es in the campus this year in ad- tion to the regular faculty concerts i Sunday afternoons, according to i announcement made by Charles A. nk, secretary of the School of Music. arl V. Moore, head of the organ de- rtment, will give several of these ncerts and distinguished out of wn soloists will appear from time time. The concerts will be short, >t lasting more than ...…
… ..-.. I ILETIN I YI TUSDAY, OCTOBER 4 1991 Numbr 8 The Daily Official Bulletin is a means established for communication een members of the University. The responsibility lies with all mem- of the University to read the Bulletin each day, and it is understood notices given in it are sufficient and are binding upon all whom they ern. Items for insertion should be left with the Assistant to the Pres- t before 3:30 p. m. for the week-...…
…TE WEATHER' , AIR MND .WARR !VOL. XXXIII. No. 9 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1922 EIGHT PAGES MANY ASSES 0 From Newsboy To GLEE CLUBS WILL TEAMS PLANS INDEFINITE R L dS S TUCollege Head Is REHEARSE SONGS YOGK ON LAWYERS' CLUBCTIONITE NAM ANHis Achieuement All members of last year's Varsity A veil of mystery hangs over the HA OS OF STATE FINANC or Freshman Glee clubs are asked to plans for the beginning of the build- r...…
…U -ENVOY RDINAtNCE TG RECEIVE RING BY CITY OFFICIALS UW IILLd UId I6ES MADE BY TMOUIT HEAD 1 near future. Major Brooks intends to have slides made, which will be shown to men taking ordnance work. 1 LAMONT URGES CANCELLAITION OF .DEBTS AT CONVENTION (Continued from Page One) Arbor, or any person participating in said dances, to sell, give away, orj drink any intoxicating liquor in or about any dance hall. No Free List "It shall be unlawfu...…
… w .. : rtm Y 11 rI Fellows Johnson, Miss Ida Mrs. Katherine Lee Bates, IO0Iga Petrova and Mrs. C1arr; Bond all have given much time to the organization. It is pre-eminently an ti tion for all Penwoinen' and should.. do much for the mut fit of women of the pen,p brush. INBERSIP INfCUDES S OF PROMIIVNT.' AIERICANS Of vital importance to the writing women of the University as w~ell as all those con cerned in the interests of the professio...…
…THE :HIG. ILY IN L OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday ring the University year by the Board in ntrol of Student Publications. Mfember of Western Conference Editorial sociation. The Associated Press is exclusively en- led to the use for republication of all ws dispatches credited to it or not other- se credited in this paper and the local ws published therein. Entered .at the postoffice a...…
…1. 1-1L 1VLY...-l .Il.ZC11V L 1L 1A WORK NEARS1 COMPLETION ON LIBRARY AS PLASTERING 1'iWVRESSE S With work on the Clements libraryI nearing completion the plastering of * the interior is progressing rapidly. The marble baseboards and- the book- cases will soon be installed. The building will be ready for the books in November. This collection of books and the building to house them were pre- sented to the University by Regent William L. Cleme...…
…Frank Bros. Fifth Ave. Boot Shop New York A Our representative exhibits at Wild & Co. all this week GID SEASON OPENS IN EARNEST ASATURDAY WHEN BIG TEAMS START1 All Conference Teams In Action Bit later against Butler college. Coachi imns (caoi eets Geor Yost will be amnong the interested () t MIdway -~ spectators at Columbus, SaturdayI when Ohio, Michigan's dearest ene- 1.RtillY T(1ET K1 S:1S; hTmy, clashes with Ohio Wesleyan. The TAC9LES '...…
…,,« . xA. ,. , i . k ' . : _.,, . ., ,. " ' -, rs . . : w..a - i 6' N. : fff f1- tl A.j. Jf ,r f" . 'f .. .k , 1 ; because of his excessive mode of liv- ing. As soon as things get under way at Waterman gymnasium the Boxing club will begin to look for new mem- bers. In order to be admitted as a member, a man must show interest, preferably active, in the sport. He will be recommended either by Coach Sullivan or one of the members and his ad...…
…Y 011IA1 RUlIE TIN I MEuI16 VI1 luinl uuLLL iin 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 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1922 Number 9 4I To the Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans in the President's Office at 10 o'clock Wednesday, Oct. 4. M. L. BURTON. Executive Board of Graduate School: There will be a meeting of the Executive Boa...…
…I THE WEATHER FAIR; CONTINUED MODERATE - j t ttl ASSOCIATE!) PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE WESTERN CONFEtENCE V ITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. 10 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS HENDERSON GIVES INSPIRING T ALK( IN IRIIGBEFORE FRESHMEN RIPKE, DONAHUE AND LYNCH ADDRESS YEARLINGS AT UNION ASSEMBLY HALL PACKED AT ANNUAL GATHERING Campus Leaders Advise First Year Men To Become Fam...…
…I' I i'E l MIC..HIGAN DAILY TAURSDAY, OCTOBEI~R 4, 19i' TO L. J LAD FREH E ~~t1v4 II1feXiiangcd al Seconds ';, d'.A. le -eplti4Ji1to be "oeld 'loiiilit RII{ AI WELLS TO BE er, Grad.,; Stewart R. Boyer, '24L;, ling hovered on the brink of (l*eat Ray A. Billington, '25; John G. Gar- at the hands of the ;girl fro-nitie linghouse, '25; Harry C. Clarke, '24; West, who excelled in the shorter John S. DeTar, '25M; Kenneth B. Bab-} shots. cock,...…
…1!, 1, THE MICHIGAN DAILY r II ' jj Ithe field and spectators on the days class ch ampionship, 30hnr;run- ernoaon at 3 o'clock1 in Barbour gym-1 BUHDN 'hWILL, AODRES u;.smisbhn 1 I as "I W LL9S L t" at ah.~gh pitch, according to Miss championship, 50 honors.I( GU N t'omnaeeddtoflpsios! C BJorS ; luI~Jthe~Yi n, d t h uiasm :scbIng-; ^honors; and Universatd tudentpsin L[CEA II EET INC rlDEY i CT r t il>:;e is r v.'s'n , w: irnd rectory st...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBED of the property that is there included. 4 J Magazines are being destroyed, news- papers removed from. the racks and OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE scattered over the room, and coats UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN and-hats strung promiscously about in a way. that not only depireciates the IT ;0L I N////-I!,,, N- Published every morning except Moordnv ' during the University year by the Board in appearance of the ro...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 1 r -- !MUS IA EAGUE RHODS ORGAIATION MEETING MEMBERSHIP IS OPEN TO WOMEN INTERESTED IN MUSIC Matinee Musical Student league or- ganized under the direction of Mrs Byrl Bacher, dean of women of the School of Music, at a meeting held yes- terday in Helen Newberry residence Miss Helen Bates was elected tempor- !'Ary' chairman and group leadeis were appointed -as follows: violin section. Luci...…
… THE rPT-'tTl'P,.4tlA'V I Oqlntltt!-P 1 1.499- TV-IF«+. sMax a as aa M fly -a s .Y~ .. 1.1'1 A YiY 17 fJCI11.T::Ii)A If'l) V1i1"" Y, t I --i ..... M d " Wl i : ® ®Y D II . } is VARSITY CONOVERS RESERE ESQUAD P224; EflT VEARLI CS TODAY Jones Must Rebuild Iowa Team ' To Make It Big T'en Contender r , FRESHMEN BEADY SFOR VARSITY GO Sport Sn up .Shots By Jack Keene Johnny Dundee, world's feather- weight champ, would be a great ...…
…THEI 'MICHGAN LA1Y PAW SI V Tins A TIlS f; OSES N LASSIFIE ICLOSES COSES GCOj AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT 3 PM Spanish Throne Threatened fly R vol fiist News From( 7 7 x±*n Sri xtrnrlr xxrn z srrin a nvor a t, tl f h P 1 r I)AILY CiLASSIFIED RATES fo0e per reading -line for one or two inser tionas, 9c per reading line for1 three or moxe insertions1 cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion. Charged at the rate of 12c per reading li...…
…FAG EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY lUR ISDAY, OCTOBER 4, 192- New Secretary Of British Embassy I e - , Parking Rule: No cars may be parked anywhere on the campus without official park- ing permit attached to each license plate. The Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds will enforce this rule. By order of the Regents. Shirley W. Smith, Secretary. To Students in the School of Education: The first assembly of the year will be held in Room 203, ...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY SHOWERS TODAY Y Ak r~io an ~Iuixg MEMBER aSsOCIATED PRESS and WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXV. Na,. 11 EIGET PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS VARSIT ENAGES MIAMI IN FIRST GA ME OF SEASON! STEGER TO STARI' AT LEFT IHALF WITH TWO VETERANS IN BACKFIELD MIAMI TEAM FAST X any Candidates To Be Given Trial! As Regular Berths Are Hotly Contested F...…
…P'ACE T1WO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924 Result O Davis-Shaver Con fabl May Be WewDemocrat Strtegy A new D~emocratic strategy in the tionial, mana~ger of the canipaign. It closing months of the presidential w ISi ' lv' fin 4 t to Washington campaign may he the reit of a con-since his noiniiiaton. Davis and ference held in Washington by John Sl, ,.ve r are o wNn as they went over W. Davis, the Democratic presidential the situat...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924 'THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y t nr aninmals which still are existent ment both for students and for out- 1Mueu ~ eursu our rte ,ent °,go. A cast of the ciders. This service is gratuitous and I~ I~ .~ H h dein Sk l -- - - from all harts of the state. rented Ki a few(day uznis, whcm the0 cab1in( , , build-l: aecntperi cent tax on imports fromT - bIVLD ~ fU ~ lfI~ti fteBVEV O Brussels, Oct. 3.-A decree creating Rea 'rrht...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1921 i . qF {{r,,, --3 - 1 n e xcept Monday ear by the Board ir u ublications. i C onierence Editorial e b aisexclusively en- l, Ublication of all news o or not otherwise Slocal news pub- 1c oti.ce at Ann Arbor, 1 i - l class natter. Special rate n (d by Third Assistant Post- 1 ier, $3.50; by mail, ._Arw s Building, May- a .nad 176-M; busi- :pt i 0tAjL STAFF Telelliones 2414 and 176-31 MA...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924 1 HE MICHIGAN DAILY PBAGE F rI VEf S R4 ' ° VA ' a 4Y ASIM CFI 'Leadis I ne"I 'y S ai CHIRNTEDFOR RDINGf . Forty women have signed for int- struction in ridling, according to i; .'Ethel McCormick. director in th deI Ppartrnent Of physcal education. Guy, !L ulison is conducting the courser 'in horsemianship this year and is making a. special offer to Uiivers; yI , Women of 12' lessons for $9. SSecond semester s...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 192 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924 MRA .......... ....." ---.- VARSITY ENGAGES MIAMI TODAY IN flPFNINA fCONITEITflF QFAONI Michigan Coaches To Scout Today; Little Remains All Ten Teams Of Conference Will Meet Opponents Today (Continued from Page One) as Michigan's fastest lineman, will start his first game at Michigan in the left tackle postion. Grube and Marion,...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY COCMN ASSIFIE NS AT3P.L D RTLUMG CLOSES CLOSES AT 3 F, R ADVERTISING AT 3 P.Y,. rO SALE FORD COUPE, 1921 Model, many ac- cessories. In good condition. Call 669 or inquire at 331 E. Liberty St. OVERLAND Touring car in excellent condition $100.00. Phone 1998-R. I FOR SALE 3 Eskimo puppies._ CallI Yott 2467-M. FOR RENT $3.50 A WEEK Secures a $4.50 o $5.00 double room this week. Al new furniture. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OqTOBER 4, 1924 - - _.. 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. m. Saturday) Volume a SATUI{I)AY, OCTOBER 4, 1924 lumber 11. Action of Administrative Board: By action of the Administrative Board of the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts, Mr. Charles H. Betts, ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 LY AL4W41 'gun MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS M VOL. XXXV. No. 12 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS -- GRANGE STOPPED AS NEBRASKA WINS FROM iLLIN, 514-0I PAY TRIBUTE TO S - 51 VICTIMS STAR HALTED IN HIS TRACKS; CARRIES BALL 19 TIMES, GAINING 62 YARDS HURLS LONG PASS Cornhuskers, Smarting Under Defeats of Past Two Years, Display I Magnificent Defense (By Associated...…
…r PAGE TWO TIW MICI4TCAM lATIN SUNDAY,. OCTOBER 4, 192qi. a______1____________________________ - d 7AS.l A&SVaL )± V 1...'14^" I' Hisor In tr ctr W its B ok"1 O~1w Ii.(i' ;sl ociety of th! The boo, which was plisbli 4i w c~ z h e h ri tia!Re a j sa n e " Ie lur Idli 5 i I fellow ofile Royal the Century Co., cot ii 1 ' 1 C H IR I lll.toi..,rl ti~i y of i.ugand. oil aul (IoI~nlilt , SUJ Ai a,.th c z-. ,oLfe aaes ai 4 l it yli I {et- 415 ...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1925 PrAGE THREE SUNDY, $CtOF~! 4, 925THE ICHGAN AIL F' WBST ARRIVES TO [AKEUP RESIDENCE ctCaYry YurZGun" 0 New 'England Poet and 1ife leatlt AnArbor; Remnain Temporarily Ann With Bursbbys TO LEAD GROUP STUDIIES1: R~obet Frost, holder, of the perria- rent fellowship In letters, and Mrs.! F'ro'st, ,ttiVed fft Aim Arbot yestedy as the guests of Josep~h A. Burnley dean of students, and Mrs. Burnley. The Frosts are to ...…
…rAE FY, TT7 NARTIOLTr ANTfnAYT V . 1 i-Z L'. f Yl l l., t l l.: .___ ,ar/AIN .ViAll-.I SUNDAY, CTOBEIZ 4, 1925 i .z~tIINj~#1~Lj I rNDA. OTOBE 4.192 r' Published every norning exce) Monday during the University ? ear 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 republicatio of all news diSpatChes .credited to it or not o...…
…SUNDAY, QCT()rLl 4f, #' '' SNAOTBR4125THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG FVn~ i [ MLVAVAM M MWAVAME ) %M& I V 3r , ~ .. ". I WOMEN WILL HEAR PRESIDENT LITTL IWomnen's Athletic Association, Mrs. Mallory To .E Will Open Membership Drive Study Children SAt London Clinic Format ion of valuable friendships, 4will grow in,.o a real hobby, that and~ the d~evelopmen~t of skills; whichI hobby to be a friend for life. I.S.Mloyhrne wilpoielatn a...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1925 w M WHIM r: «- 5 ,.,. ., ..: , .,.., i y ye . """"r'Nrr __ w .. ., . .. ° - " -, .,i. m"Ift ,,/' s. r.....rr..ni. +"""""" WO1LVERINES WIN FIRST GM 39-Of (Continued From Page One) Thisted, who played center in thef absence of Captain Bob Brown, wihoj has a bad toe, looked good, as did Puckelwartz, who dircted the team in the final quarter. Stamman alsoa gave a splendid exhibition ...…
…AN, OCTOBER 4, 1925 TI-I MICT-IC AN DAILYV PAGE SEVEN a a 1L lV31 111 VR-'ll V. LA1L 1 ... .. ..._.. _. .__ _._..>.. ... .. ,<. THISI FIE piN CLOSES CLOSES A .3 A~.DVERTI SING At 3 P.M. -Mitchel, 1ljife At Capital 19 FOR SALE! FOR SALE-Ford, touring 1919. Ex- cellent condition. Call Furnas. 5082 - Jr I ouUniversity 229. FOR SALE-Clarinet in good condi-1, tion. Phone 9428.J FORT) Touring 1923 cheam. In good condition. Phone 22 55 or...…
…PAGE EIGHT -.- i -, THE MICHIGAN DAILY' SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1925 :." lpltW I: ...... .... . t _ ,. =-- ---- DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the LUniversity. Copy received by the Assistant t0 the President until 3.: 30 p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdays). Volume VI SFNI)AY, OCTOBER 4, 192 NuirLTr 12 To the eans: There will be a Conference of the Deans on Wednesday, October 7, ...…
…( ESTABLISHED 1890 Y r . A& AlL MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS - - ----------- -- Vol XXXVIII, No. 13. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1927. EIGHT PAGES FRENCH TARIFF NOTE ElectionOf Council P Officers To Be Held PROMISES LiGHTENINGAt Today's Meeting i' OF EXCESSIVE DUTIES USE OF FLEXIBLE PROVISION SAID BY AUTHORITIES TO BE SOLUTION NOTE IS CONCILIATORY State Department to Investigate Cost of Pro4luction, Administration With...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TVIESDAY OOl03t 4. V T _ _ - - _ ,. .. a BL~ S XIIION DISPLAY INCLVTI)E' ORIGINAL1 LEITTfRS AND PAPERS OF G ENRAL SURRENDER EXPLAM3D Lett4rs Anrid Retporb Rs eveaI In fill~te Story ofTBattles, And ArgamninP Excha nged II th f8e Commemnorating the 150th. annivers- ary of the surrender of General Bur- goyne, the Clements library has on dis- play original letters an(I plans of the campaign of Burgoyne. The material has been...…
…4, 1927. THE MICHIGAN DAILY . .... . .. ... 1 ..............N .......................... IIESON'TONorPArENAMED MMBER Pamphlet Of Radio 'RESIGATIONOF BAN K BOARD Speeches Requestedf MAD ~~~~ ~ ~ mr [EISDCLYDBMaInGermany ...,. j oming fr om far off (Trmanv, the Has Been For tlatlieniatics ITeacher herej 37 Years; Professodr Since 1907 IS PROFESSOR EMEaRITUS The resignation of Dr. Joseph IL. Markley as professor of mathematics was accept...…
…THE"MICHTICAN DAILY 0 TUESD AYP OC'Tr BR 4, 1927. ..... . ....... . , ... Published every oring' except Monday during the University year by the Board in Cooul of Student Publications. ember of , esern . Conference Editorial Aug rtion '? The Associattr Press is exclusively en- ttiled to the us" for republication of all news dispatcies credited to, it ornot otherwise creditxl in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered a...…
…i AnimiM , A* f AWY I TTTT'' IUMI" 1TTTr' A XT- o A TY' 'V 'a 4 AA OTOP R -187 t HT1W UHdVI1 AN wIL? . Y . . _:_ _.._ _.._ *. _. _.......- - 10, !I * AFTER TWO WEEKS Of I SOROITIESPE After two weeks of concentrated rushing sororities on the Michigan campus announce the following pledges. Alpha Cii Omega. Mary Boyles, '31, Dorothy Dens- more, '31, Miriam Kellam, '31, Alice Charles, '31, Isobel Charles, '31, June :Hakes, '31, Jean Holland, '...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY . I '. ..' . - rrTTFql)AV- il? . 3 4. 141'7. THE ICHIAN Dsh A r h ~fA la - l. I . _ , ,k I.kv r S PT , T OF GRID SSASON MAROONS ARE LOSEPIS 7ANNLEADS flp flEAHl { ,gY" wJZ999ter ig T ni Te i re n r' . e 12zi! ()II( u 1 U iiii I 1 dJ~ b o th h ro w n 21rth e Sf on r ac,<l# h ': 1 'i uI ' n n u a V a.BA Y ins; during the la five minutes of c21ll.I22ualwVii y play and resulting dii ccili into tU 1;rS'toucg ol zlovd ...…
…f 11 1 THE MI(CI IGAN DAILY ,1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY CHAMPIONMENTORSI C O AT W rn mr on v W i <1ad Coach Tad e2iT 1C THE MAN SHOP I U U I111i 1 H I If LUR LJ 1 I i'; s tiar t;, 801) 8'owii, took care * ________ t 1 e Wlvevia s, poaches (Curt - iAew York Yankefes Possess Slumggers w1i'tLeiphza, 1Blot t, and Voenher1 t And lUtugl Team Boasts vce;out ig the tamns which? Michi- Of Best Hturlers ga ill play onil hle next four Satur- '(jay '...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, ........ w....,-__._......__ f 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. in. (11:30 a. in. Saturday.)j Volume 8 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1927. Number 13. University Lecture: Sir Philip Henry Kerr, secretary of the Rhodes Trust, will deliver an ad- dress on the subject of "Present Problem...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr t 43 W 4a ti4 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS 'i!tr utx P a& f'1 XT.X n 10 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1928 y _- t FOUR TA LKS PLANNED NIGHTRADIOPROGRAMl FIRST OF SERIES WILL GO ON AIR OVER STATION WJR- WCX TONIGHT VARSITY BAND WILL PLAY Smith, Yost, Brown, and Pollock ' Slated for Speeches On Student Topics. "Michigan Night" on the .radio will again be heard when thedfirst of the series to be held this...…
…I H E Mid:I--iIG,..N' DAILY T'. .r L'.I SLi1 .Y,. Mae West Arrested VACHEL LINDSAY TO APPEAR UNDER State Street Is NoTs Again As New York AUSPICES OF INLANDER MAGAZINE Longer A ere RoadWod Is WaitiRemeer Saturday, et. r The Inlander magazine announc- States. His latest volume of inter- E np our n; O e.es its presentation of Vachel Lind- pretive poems, "Candle In the Ca- By Lele ye the say, America's troubadour poet, as bin" is filled with nu...…
