…t'THE MICHIGAN D AT L rl:?.TT AV ONE0 TOUCHDOWN GIVES BLUES VICTORY OVER I L rt. . Z S I EN COACHES ADOPT T f OCKNE'S TACTICS (By Associated Press) which calls for numerous substitu-- tions and the inevitable "shock troops" if needed, is spreading ReserveS Go to Alliance, Ohio, For about the Big Ten. First Michigan "1" Team Coach Robert Zuppke used the Football Game plan with various alterations last - year, and now Wisconsin has adop- B...…
…r. THE MICHIGAN DAI~Y t ,nti L P. 1 a 0C'TOnETZ r),1921.. ------------ ------------- WKDN~SDAY, OCTOBER ~. 192?. COOLIDGE MAY VISIT CONGR[SS AT HAVANA President's Presence Would AddMuch to D)ignity of Pun-American Meeting, Says Reeves PLAN PERMANENT BODY "Despite the traditional' objectiois to a president leaving the United States during his term of office, Presi- dent Coolidge's proposedtrip toatla- vana, Cuba, next January to attend th...…
…111LIr4 Vu~IRNIUAN .I*I FEATURI SCRIM AGE BY G VARSITY TO SINGLE SCORE Kipke made several more brilliant runs and had the spectators on their feet every time he started with the ball After several attempts had fail- ed, Knode and Kirk finally got to- gether on a forward pass and the lat- ter dropped over the goal line wth the third and final score of the aft- ernoon for the Varsity. Freshman Up Gridiron Squad Shows Well In Game Againit Va...…
…4 PAGE SIX ". '--- 7- THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1924 PAGE SIX TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY M i *.,, ' _ _ __\\ "GohN ,. ....... ., - .. . ,. ,, . . ,. m..;. , . '"v, I" ,u * k ~1 ,: %I omm'a% FIRST GAE F0 E Fi. GOES TO GIANTS VARSITY ELEVEN First Slash Int Varsity Tennis WINS FIRIST GAME SquadIsMade TrE Harriers Start Stiff Workouts Coach Steve Farren sent his cross T Iunt m-m over a soft, slippery I.. 5KGMUA...…
…my School of1 Brady in "Little 1 B. DeMille's pro- e Affairs of Ana- allace Reid, Wan- Gloria Swanson iniels. Moore in "Beat- ie," and Harold k Hoxie in "Dead j WHAT'S GOING ON WEDNESDAY 4:00-Ferris Institute club meets at room 206 U-Hall. 4:30-Business staff of Gargoyle meets at Press building. 7: 00-Circulo Italiano meets in Cercle Francais room. :00-Tryouts for Varsity Glee club, room 308, Union. 7:00-Varsity band rehearsal at U- Hall. 7...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY GET THAT GOLF SUIT N We have a Fine Line to Select From made in GOLF BACK COATS With either Long Trousers or Knickers Sack SuitsI Riding Breeches Tui [OW! F~ull Dress xedo Suits His college work was broken into j-fPrf ureA -Hndae hode due to his enlistment, in 1364, as a' before the book was finished. private in the 132nd Indiana infantry Prfso Dmo r SurvivingPrfso ei nae and his subsequent service. But inl his wife a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY BOAR!) THIS -11tN BEEF ANID CABBAGE at Din- ~COLUM t y Joore's today from 11:30 to 1.. CLOSES CLOSES PS. C ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. JEWELE~R ____ u. !..GIRLS! Glet the newest in collegiate ear DAL LASFEDRTSi rings. Long beauties for Informall DAIL CLASIFII) RTESand formal wear. 10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for !A UNOLD STATE STREET JEWELERt three or more insertions, cash in advance. Minim...…
…,, A k bATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1929 THE MICHIGAN 0 IV.Y f r~t VF18 p, Conference Schools Hold Grid Interest (Continued from Page Six) and seems to have rounded out his usual good team. Northwestern, one of the darker nags of the Big Ten title chase,, meets Butler and Cornell College inI a double header. While Cornell should give no trouble, the Butler; eleven is likely to give Dick Han- ley's boys a real run for their; money. None of t...…
…w TUESDAY, OCTQBE L, 5,, 1526 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ... ._._.. . - - .r., WRESTLING SQUA WILTMET0 TOA Turnout Of Fifty Men Is Expected At First Meeting. Of Year PROSPECTSARE BRIGHT1 Coach Clifford Keen will discuss the wrestling program and prospectsj for the year when candidates for the, Varsity squad hold their first meet- ing of the season at 7:30 o'clock to- night at the Union. According to the coach, a turnout of approximately 50 men...…
…-0 !''I"4HE MyICHIGA-N A T, L .' - THE M.ICH.I.G.. ..AN...... . ..A............ "B" Team Will Meet r LU Mt. Union Tomorrow ,'" ' - ! Ii 'I, 1VAUVI (Continued from Page 6.) U V '111111111 a IU 11 0l!prove troublesome. The presence of Captain Bixler at ruilback and (By Associated Press) Meredith at quarter, both three NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-For once in year veterans, and two lettermen,. itsa baseball life, New York became Glenwright and E...…
…4WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 ,1927. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN STUDENT PATRONAGE NETS LITTLE . PROF FOR ANN ARBOR BANK STUDEN' ACCOUNTS ADD ITTILE TO BALANCES OF BANKS DURING YEAR CHARGE MADE BY BANKS * Carl Braun Says Accounts Are Handled Only Because 1nkers Like Students So Well Handling checking accounts for stu- dents is not a paying proposition, ac- cording to Carl F. Braun, vice-presi- dent of the Ann Arbor Savings bank. The insignificance...…
…C -ol a: A ' N a i:r. + , ...,r k / Worlds Series Facts Year. Winner Lose: Gar 1903-Boston (American) .... .....Pittsburg (National) .... 1904-No series played. 1905-New York (National)........Piiladelphia (American .. 1906-Chicago (American) . ......Chicago (National) .......... 1907-Chicago (National)...........Detroit (American).......... 1908-Chicago (National).,.... .Detroit (American)......... .1909-P1ttsburg (-National) ... ....De...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, X.924 COLUMN!.aSS I I COLUMN CLOESCLOSES AT 3 P.M. ADVERTI SING0 AT 3 P.M.. FOR SALE ROOM for one. boy. Pricecreasonable. 331 Thompson. OVERLAND Touring, car in excellentj condition $100.00. Phone 1998-1R. L. C. SMITH TYPEWRITER No. 8 .For sale cheap. In good condition Call Riley at 244 after 9:00 P. M. COMPLETE SET of drums. Also Buescher C-Melody Saxophone, sat-. in gold finish. Call 8419. FOR SALE 2 M. A. C. football...…
…. TETIN V< AY; OCTOBER 5, 1921' Number 9 The Daily Official Bulletin' is a means established for communication ween members of the University. The responsibility lies with all mem- s of the University to read the Bulletin each day, and it is understood t notices given in it are sufficient and are binding upon all whom they cern. Items for insertion should be left with the Assistant to the Pres- nt before 3:30 p. m. for tho week-day issues,...…
… 0 A N N 0 U N C E M E N T AND HAS URGED BY THE SUCCESS WHICH HABERDASHERY HAVE MET 9 THE STYLE DEVELOPMENTS IN CLOTHES MITH IN EASTERN COLLEGES, FINCHLE Y CONSIDERE COLLEGE. IT ADVISABLE TO ESTABLISH A PERMANENT SHOP IN ANN ARBOR. MEN WILL WON FAVOR AND CUS CONSERVATIVE IN O CHARACTER WHICH BE CATERED TO TOM IN THE EAST. UTLINE AND PA IN THE EXACT THE APPAREL, MANNER WHICH WHILE H AS REASONABLY TTERN, E...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... _ 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 4 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1913 Number 11 Parking Rule: No cars may be parked anywhere on the campus or on the grounds of either of the University hospitals without official parking permit at- tached to each license plate. The Superintendent...…
… I _--. PAG E rTCTT -THE MI CHICAN DATIY SATUT7) AV, OCTO'f 5, 1929 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN i a i COMMITTEES N AMENEW AMERICAN DES MlTT BN A M"WILL OF THE Publication in the Bulletin is constructive of the University. Copy received by the dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturda Vol XL SATURDAY, OCTOBER notice to all members Assistant to the Presi- ay TO CARRY OUT WORK 5, 1929 L: No. 6 UNDERTAKEN BY S. C A,' SATURDAY, OCTO...…
…f 9 ti P;- EIGT . THEW M~tCAN fDAILY I~ TUESDAY, OCTOBERS,. 0267 v+ s. +. .,. F. v ..... .... v 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. Saturdays). volume VII TLESDAY,OCTOBER 5, 196 Number 7 Faculty, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: Your attention is called to the Attendance R...…
…'THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, DAL RDAOCOER5 AL Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN iblication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- mnt until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Mimes: There will be a meeting of Mimes on Friday at 7:30 p. m. at the Theater. Harlan Christy, President Prescott Club: The first regular meeting will be held Tuesday, October 9, at 7:30 p. m....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER .1 rW . DN uE. 111;1 LtIElui¢YR Y l :) u ( . AND PIRATE'S OPEN WORLD SERIES' i TODAY UMPIRES CHOSEN cmke-cnooooooeoeeenxwere PENINOCK, NEWYOR FO TITLE SERIES R BATTLE FAILK ALONG THE SIDELINES SOUTHPAW' INJURED To AR'OIISF fR IMRON Coach Tad Wiemnan sent his entire yeserdiy, Coach kipke look he 4 Sports Critic Calls Wolverine Second Gopher Win 'Break''IN INFORMAL MEE . G i I I %0 111 1 vVV86. ...…
…PA I S F S 13 1, A', STIO MOVE MAILS ront Seats Throng-Free rnd Of A. B. C. Safety Drive - E v DANCE EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT AT SUJSTERKA LAKE Two and a half miles west of B elievilie, Mii., on Rter Road. Five miles Southeast of Ypsi., by way of Rawsonville or Tuttle Hill. FIRST DANCE FRIDAY, OCT. 6 BERGEN'S ORCHESTRA GOOD FLOOR University of Michigan students are co-operating whole - heartedly with Ann Arbor's "A. B. C."' safety cam- paign...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SNAOTBR5 :2 C C' 1,,i 5, DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the :'resident until 3:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday) IVolume 5 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1924 Numiber 12i To The Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, October 8, at ten o'clock in thePresident's Office. M. L.. Burton. Se-nate Council: T...…
…Sy OCTOBER 5,1920 THE MICHIGAN DAILY BAG I j Every Michigan pr Reads The official campus newspaper where all campus notices and events are published. Follow Michigan's Football Team and other athletics through its columns. Know what's doing socially, and where to find it. Know You University Read Its Student Paper iais issue is given to you. Can you afford to miss the rest? Subscribe Now Read It Every Morning t …
…4 ,1927. THE MICHIGAN DAILY ......................... ...... . .................................. ............... IFreshmen, Reserves F~fER TEAM WIATES sToScrimmage Daily niprui flIVhI I M Daily scrimmages, in which the de- WALTER ECKERSALL DECLARES WOLVERINES' £L'Ia/'fh1h iif 'im ec L T A xJIrT ' I7 A C A c-D AV- A stages of the combat. ination between line an backiteldhonf "itwasinsirig t se Jostig thesecet of succes" of o"le" v U1,1...…
…r Ifr Iwo r au Iait~ Two I _ i Y A wi VOL. XXXIII, No. 10 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5,1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS MICHIGANGRADUATE G1IN, DIPLOMAT 'IC' PO ST TOESTHON\A FREDERICK W. B. COLEMAN, '96, OFFERED NEWLY-CREATED, LEGATION PROMINENT OFFICIALS ADVISE APPOINTMENT Will be Minister of United States to Three Baltic Countries Re. cently Recognized With the appointment of Frederick W.<B. Coleman, of Minneapolis, as the mini...…
…! I Feature Section Y I A6V Ar AWN m "tt Feature Section VOL. XXXV. No. 12 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY OCTOBER 5, 1924. PRICE. FTVE CENTI A DIGEST F RECENT EVENTS AT GEN. EV1A The Newest Protocol Traced Through Ihe Fifth Assembly Of The League Of Nations Auspicious Opening Of Conference Of Nations Herriot's Verbal Battle With MacDonald On Disarmament The Japanese Amendment And The United States By John G. Garlinghouse and ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY HUiaanir bNABI HEADED BY MEDICS HI CHI HEADS 1919-1920 SCHO- LASTIC STANDINGS LIST Phi Chi, medical fraternity, led the 919-1920 list of comparative scholas- .c standings of fraternities, sororities ,nd house clubs published by the Uni- ersity, with an average of but one- uarter of a point below 85 per cent. 'he complete comparative list was as ollows: General fraternities: Alpha Chi igma, Kappa Beta Psi, Zeta Beta Tau, elt...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DATT V WrT)NfqT)AV T49.1f a : u' _______________________ ~* . A* ,A~L~tK f a.'a. TTCAM PvATT VY1'a\T1fT 1A V MY b1lD 4 Tho' 1LA I , > rI VJ.1 nn :), .I7& . i DAILY OFFICIA L BULLET.N Publication in the Rulletin is constructive notice, to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:36 a. m. Saturday.) Pers within the next two weeks, and dates of ticket sale will be ...…
…I U if speaker sounded; 'III 11 1#6% and FOUNERS H LLV - ltaeiard, Gilibreath, Jackson Among Speakers on the 10000ON SEN$E IJIEI) AS BEST1)AMW"R PTRETENl IVEl 'Safetp~; is'" iasuxes and their significance were the topics under ds- cussion at the. two ,public meeti gs :bald' Tuesday r tlic;intefrests of pro- meting safe tiraff i' Andtins. Speaking tda shal audience Tues- day afternoon in Unlersity hal, President Marion L. Burton, inspe...…
…PAGr TEN THE. MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY OCTOBER 5, tinivers ity fDis cip line 14 t4 4 South American Trip i = Thillowing Ilicizigan Students5 Through A Summer 's South American Cruise The Shiclnt Cinil And fli einlinc The first party ever to be sent by The trip (down the Pacific coast to A~~ ~JL~AA~A~ ~an American educational ins~titutionl Peru, which took five days, was a ________-- to South America,, to study the poli- wonder...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , I CLUNCH Where they all go 1116 So. University Ave. Generous harvest ReapedJy Cupid Whether or not Leap year is re- sponsible, the past summer has proved an unusually flourishing season for the venders of marriage licenses, judged from the quota furnished by the University. Six weddings of interest to Michi- gan have been reported up to the present date.Several of these former Michigan students will take up their ...…
…I 11 M I'. Vac of Planes in Agriculture and En. gineeing- Vl*ija ssGreat Possibiflties TO ASSEMBLE OCTOBER~ 12 Uliati6o t fthe airplane: in agt- culture' and in e ngineerng projects af d tho use of aerial photography its the various~ sciences are some of the less talked of pottMth will b~ taken tpin connection with the secofid Na..- t pnal Aero- conrtgress to be held in De- troit Oct. 12,3'and,14. Air . Races DJicussea ,The airplane races,...…
…SUNDAY OCTOBER 5, 1924. H IMI1CH1AN VDAIL I Nick Atrock e er ee On Western Gridirons CALIFORNIA Coach Smith, the Bruin's mentor, is having his hands full this season, try- ing to fill the positions left open by the graduation of Capt. Don Nichols, Beam, Dunn, Witter, and Perry. Add- ed to the roll of the missing are the names of Walter Rau, veteran guard, who will be forced out of the early season games with a knee injury, and Bill Bruin,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Women FR ESHMENTOMEN WomenFEWTER THIS YEAR All junior advisers are requested to consult the lists posted in Barbour Comparison of the enrollments of gymnasium in order to le:gn the women students in the University for names of their freshmen. this year and last shows an increase in the number of new upperclassmen and a smaller number of freshmen. All first year women are required to attend, a meeting at 4 o'cock Wed-;...…
… DAILY OF FiCIAL BULLETIN 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 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1922 Number 10 Communications for the Board of Regents: The next meeting of the Board of Regents will be held Friday, October 27. Communications for the Regents, in order to be presented at that time, must be received at the President's Office before...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S Thomas Beer Books and Writers P UNDAY OCTOBER 5, 1924. ra long Our Past SAN DOVAL. By Thomas Beer. Knopf. $2u.50. A .)ast is something that the young, being without it, desire and to which the old, of whom it Leas long been an adjunct, become calloused. These States have had a past for some yearsj now, but the fabricators of fiction( have only just tumbled to that knowl- cdge Of course, the various wars of our history ha...…
…"LJ I I S H U B E R T O ET R OE T Mat. Today 50c to $2. Nights 50c to $2.50 NEXT WEEK TAKE IT FROM ME GARRICK DETROIT NDiT WEEK Virginia Pearson and Sheldon Lewis in The Hole in the Wall PHONE 166 T R UB E Y 218 SOUTH MAIN QUALITY ICE CREAM I Caters to Fraternities and Sororities WHITNEY THEATRE TOMRROW NIGHT OUT KICKS T HEM STUDENTS ATTENTION. Invest your surplus money with HURON VALLEY BLDG. & SAVINGS ASSO. You will get 6 per cent i...…
…SUNDAY OCTOEUti 5, 1321. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THIRTEEN Plusic and Drama 0' An E nglish Hamlet [n A Russian Theater Reber Johnson And The Matinee Musical THEATRES Constantin Stanislavsky, co-director 'rs; in lri~?ht theatrical )cstumues of the Moscow Art Theatre Players, Ni hvn fathers in their caps, who' undoubtedly the most perfect organi- W>Wd uvely ad JlaStClly, with nation of actors in the world has pre- tto theimpudent sen...…
…'HIG. 1N DAIL td e iLAY OFFICIAL DULLETIN -9 I A. C. Stimson TYPEWRITERS Repaired, Rebuilt. Mechanical Service I. Tl'LSI)AY, OCTOBER 5, 1920 Nunber 1 University Men and Women== You are assured a cordial welcome, excellent service and your money's worth alxx ays at Wahr's Universit Bookstores 316 state St. Main St. opp. Court House 'o the Members of the University: On behalf of the University it gives me pleasure to extend a most he...…
…A, xm..~ '' iWURL 4LU4I THE MICHIGAN DAILY SI ITNDAY OCTOBER 5,124 Women Discuss Vital Problems During Lake Geneva Conference Discussions on the relationships of itorium, the conference group met byI men and women, on interracial and the waterside and sang negro spirit- international problems, and on the uals taught to them by Frances Wil- qunestion of the sorority system fol- liams, the colored secretary. "Steal lowed by lectures by authori...…
…SUNDAY OCTOB1ER 5,1924. THE MICHIGAN DAILYPAEF PACE YL 0 I li ,4it'°i ry ' 4s . No., ::. S i;, x G , . s, . ' , ;iii i2i . .:" i i: C i . a kc, $f'i?; }w . '". '8 V .' . 4 .. . . . . .: f a} ;i i a C c r _ " - ,. ": ti ... a I r ; r 1l '1 /r * a I i I, F'J" j 1 / I !jJ, a Oil f i --- - _ - _ ,. 4I ATRSVIE Jill~ f : f y ? f.y C. cry !T' P.1YJ ", ,} . : ' ; : ;;fir , 1 > . l .u 'r. ,:A'} 4 i .. n N ,..i _'. _ti t 5< M,- ...…
…PAGE SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY'' SUNDAY OCTOBER, 5, 1924. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY OCTOBER 5, 1924. Churches CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Unitarian Church "Were you born religious, did you: achieve religion, or have you had re- r Iigion thrust upon you," is the sub-" stance of the morning sermon of Rev.' Sidney S. Robins of the Unitarian. church. This service will open with a - quiet organ period, and there will be music by a man's ...…
