…PSI ztQq3all I I, S 00 'I I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1921 i- S FANS TBS lU EST ID~| SRE 'S GAME OPENS FIRST BAT. TLE BETWEEN NEW YORK TEAMS FORECASTED ILLIANT STARS TAFT MIGHT HEAD CONFERENCE HERE Chief Justice William Howard Taft is =expected to be in Ann Arbor for the Thursday morning session of the general conference of the Unitarian. churches of the United States and Can- ada, which is being held here and in ...…
…THE WEATHER FAIR AND SLIGHTLY WARMER TODAY / v4Ra gaitt ASSOCIATED PRESS VA:aNil) NI II IE SEll VICE? OL XXX. No. 1. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1920 PRICE THREE C aNROLLMENT WILL NEAR 11,00( 1 GRHIDIRON AI O MICIANCOACH INE POSITIONS CAUSING YOST ROME TROUBLE AT PRESENT THREE WEEKS OF STIFF PLAY ALREADY PAST rHurry Up" Driving Men Hard in Hope of Retrieving Laurels Lost Last Season Michigan is making every effo...…
…THE WEATHER GENER=ALLY FAIR; COLD- ER TODAY Ar Aw t :43 at I ly ASSOCIATED PRESS TEASF) IRE SERVICE WESTERN CONFERENCE El)Tt'RIAI, ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. 11 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRSIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS ,; LARGEST EASTERN CITIES INL EDIN OPERA INITERAR EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL PRODUC- TION APPEARS IN FIFTEEN CITIES CAST AND COMMITTEES APPROXIMATES 100 MEN Elaborate Plans Laid For En...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 '<V Ak Abi A6 A90010L w - lot,, war 'ANWOF 1 MEMBER ASSOCIATE PR ESS C' VOL. XL, No. 6 ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS I MICHIGANTO [ACE - t NOTRE DAME STYLE INTODA'S BATTLE Spartan Battle Brings Puoils of Rockne, Yost Together TEAIS WELL MATCHED A. A. Milne's Sketch Slated On Program SHEPR By Play Production' ORATORICAL Inaugurating the 1929-30 Play Production program Valentine...…
…:: ., ESTABLISHED 1890 4ir 41 .jjtr4 t1k an ~Iait MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 7 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS HODDSEED SPEAKS ON TRANSRTIONF OF NEW TESTAMENI 0 IICAGO SC'H0,L A EXPLAINS NEED FOR REVISION TODAY FENDS O LLOQUIALSM Speaker Explains Use Of Colloquial Terms In Ills Own Works Gi On Subject There have been 150 revisions or translations of the Bible since Wi...…
…ESTABLISHED . X.A, H,1890 Vol. XXXIX. No. 11. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FtiRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1928 EIGHET PAGxES VARSTY BD OPENS( FIRST RADIO PROGRAM BOADCAS YT ERDAY FOUR MEMBERS OF FACULTY APPEAR AT OPENING OF SEASON ABBOTT AGAINANNOUNCES Prof. James K. Pollock Delivers Talk On "The Cost of Elections" # t to 1 r 1 k O'NEILL FAVORS POLICY OF DAILY ON SELECTION OF DEBATE TOPICS "I am heartily in sympathy with T "When the debates are held in the...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 It 4111 471a1133 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS { irrWrlf+n l rr rwi+rw w Vol. XXXVIII, No. 14. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNES'DAY, OCTOBER 5, 1927 TEN PAGES. P LA NS PROGRESSf EMBRSOF ADLPHIFOR FUNCTION OF ICHEERINGSECTION Plans for the opening of the cheer-I ing section which will function at the IT flhIIE Ohio State, the Minnesota, and theI LNavy games, are proceeding, accord- iL tU v a, uncmnt b Char GROUP OF G,, PER...…
…FAIR AMY COOLER TODAY, I 41 'at 13. ,I ( e I .. I VOL. XXXI1I. No. 10 TWELVE PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1922 TWELVE PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS BORDEN TO OPEN LECTURE COURSE TOMORROW NIGSHT FORMER PREMIER OF CANADA HAS FINE POLITICAL REWORD HAS LED COLONY'S BAR OVER TWENTY YEARS VETS FORMULATE PLANS tembership Reorganie d at Meeting I ast Night in Union Reorga'iization of membership and formulation of pl...…
…THE WEATHER CONTINUJED)UNSETTLEDI TODAY L Ste i4au Ar a t I Section One Of. XXXV. No. 12 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1924 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS WLL DISPOSE OF 39000 TICKETS FOR WISCONSIN GAME Foreign Schools Disrupted; Student Can't Get Transfer I ow the school systems in Europe, which Eugene attended has felt the particularly in the southeastern and effect of the war. For six years it B alkan sec...…
…'1 shed every morning except Monday during the Univer- by the: Board in Control of Student Publications MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED' PRESS Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for on of all newa'ndispatches credited to itor not otherwise n, this paper and the local news published therein. red at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second fe. ription. by carrier or mail, $3.. s: Ann Arbor Press .building,Maynard Street. es: B...…
…I MLL.4 AVAi\..1rilulJiN UI ILL4 Y OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- sity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Ent red at the postof...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDA' THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDA (ay. The list of Republican primar.. Montevideo.(By A. P.)-Tie An)-I duced to the old gunbat Scorpion and # es, however, has not been completed erican Bankers proferred loan was i;- "a suply sh~rip. by headquarters of the Republican jected by Ujruguay, the trshir National Committee., considered disadvantageou .O'f 3 iea, (iea--lyA 4-ne awl will float internal bond4; to offsert 1 a , ym fica...…
…PAGE T W T HE MI CH IG A N D A ILY SATURDAY, OCTOBEr 5, 194-9 HISORIDCUMNTS& MICH IG AN F ARME RS F AIL T O T AKE. Fraternities Suf fer LINDBE RG WILL CONDUCT SURV EY 1 ADV AN TAGE OF F ARM BO ARD'S AllD L osses as Unlocked AMONG ANCI E NT M AY A INDI AN RUINS (| (1Y Assocts Press> led. It was rejected, according to _ beautiful Maya maidens drowned IO BAOINGGNT C 4.-Mihi officials of the board, because Doors Invte Thieves;GUATE L Oct. 4.- ...…
…TWO -- THE MIC'NTC AN DATIN y,.,_ - -. , ' '~' ., 1 1 1L-TF MTCHll.TCAMY lAITL LV '^ ^ f <$4' TALK O MSTC :' chiologeyIProfesscr Exjlaius "TranceI lIn Lecture At t~nlarlain (Ijiurch Sunttda y LEADS DISCUSSION In a lecture on "Mystics and Mysta- gog ues" given Sunday night at the U-nitariain Church, Prof. A. Fl. Shop- yardl ex:plained various stages of the mystical experience, from the normal ' response of any individual to the bea Utifull ...…
…. . . . ............ k'0 YCROWD IS EXPECTED WILL OBSERVE TOLSTO CETNR OHIO STA3TEMICHIGAN GQAME In continuation of the program ofl the Latin department, who will stockof tickets Stdnsfo n ro ted inaugurated early in the s prin speak on "The Meaning of the Tol- ate 1Tiiganari' Stde ts fromAnnArbo atend the lQcal celebration~ of the Tolt oy stoy Cen3tenar y" He will be fol- teMchangi ing the game willa have at their! Centenary will be held Oct...…
…61 THE MICHIGAN DAILY *'Fi!tlVVIC!n A V nrrr nrp n 1 tig"f THE MICHIGAN DATTY 4tTT~1~rT~,C'Th A V' ~ I (~()'~ ~v ~ N:,'d)A k . M A V BVAC 7. l;lL i. (. ALL-METAL AMPHIBIAN PLANE IS PUT IN SERVICE OLONDON-HAMBURG LINE; CARRIES TEN PERSONS ill--- 1 A i ' Forty-Ninth Annual Series U~IMO 't !lh PRICES WVA VNEES I Uc 49c icrr -W A Rchirbach "Rocco" 10-passenger, regular run between Hlambulrg, Ger- h Ias landing gear for both land and...…
…PRESIDT ILLERAND SPECTS A, JOUUNALISTS .TO MEET DCT. 28 :ail.VILL isE. Sy'E 15IS(GUEST HONOR FOR ANNUAL OFj TH EE-DAY PROGRAM PLANEDBY SOSOR s Baruk6 n, Lae. Whie, Th ma son, andj Jca ltfssrstoi Spak on T X e l PYroblemns Melville E. Stone will be the guest of honor (uring the annual conference or the University Press club of Millhi- gan to be held Thursday, Friday andj Saturday; Oct. 2, 27, and 28. Mr. Stone, for many years genral man- ...…
…THE MICIGAN DAILY SUN DAY, OCTrOBRrl5,19~ , _ _ o _z # --Matinee- 1:30-3:10-4:50 STARTING MATINEE T r"ODAY I -Evening 7:00 and 8:40 + ... amazingly beautiful romance in screen history, with romantic Rudy handsome lover and gallant nobleman in the gorgeous profligate court of Louis Xv of France, as a fr a c.c %"\ . ........................................................................... i c<' / Yt %?t ., { 1 , ,1 31K~7...…
…I L' I STITCHING SHOP 'Y AVENUE PHONE 2526 r Arcade Theatre ANN ARBOR, 1lICHIGAN HAS BANNER YEAR ist; Feb. 3, Erika Morini, violinist, We can't go to the arnd Mar. 14, Rosa Raisa, soprano, and 1but will send a rep Giacomo Rimini, baritone. cade Barber Shop.- I Total Enrollment Figures 2815, An Increase+ 621 Over 1920. Placed At Of ' * THIRD ANNUAL (AL UNION IES IN MoCORMACK RITZ KREISLER ROSA RAISA and many other great Artists ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY UCM E-BACK" AIM OF GRIDIRON COACH (Continued from Page One) Frank Steketee, All-American full- back in 1918 is first choice for full- back. Stek is in fine shape this fall and should have another great year. He is showing the old form in booting! the pigskin which proved such a great help to his team two years ago. Pa- per, of last year's freshman aggrega- tion, appears to have second call on the fullback job, although ...…
…5, 192,, 6, 1923THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,.... BURTONTO AL ON LEAGE5VL J clui~cy 1or -First 'ji TFoday 3 ' ' in 'i~iil I ~trt iie(l Mas 11ar;i nI1 ")( ,,@t', 5i1b otdean,17from 4 j 1 o o 11'rl:i;aijur £;gyn)niUiln1. 111; l)EJII TI? *I TO V~~IISII S ;A XX 011011 hO wish to take a ten BUIl?~.: A MA I~N ~ i lke to C1rn. h;ono£r poin ibfor the o1ens (A.:ieie ssc3Ciation will The value of the *Women's league on Ie eat ;) 'cl Saturday rng ro t iI ...…
…tATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1929 TH E MICHIGAN DAILY .x tAGE TnR4 RUTIVEN'S SIX PREDECESSORS AS MICHIGAN PRESIDENTS 1852-1863 1863-1869 1871-1909 s 1910-1920 1920-1925 * 1 925-1929 Henry Phillip Tappan 9 astus O; Haven Harry Burns Hutchins Marion LeRoy Burton Clarence Cook Little James Burrill Angell SPETUDEATH OP' STR ESSE StATESM AN AN A ARflA.With the death of Gustav Strese- mann,the German foreign minis- ter, the German...…
…-TURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE THREE '1'tY1~SDAY, OCTOBE1~ 5. 192~ rAGE TIIBEE 2ArrNURNnnBTaII'eayIs Likely UILLII~fNU~fIILJFor Wisconsin I~fIANSPECIMENS Union Bufidin .Ant7oplog Asistat Rturis rom Unexpected delay looms before tl ~4irmerOn Mssakee resrve progress of construction of two uni ~ Wih Vauabe Reicsof the Memorial Union building of ti University of Wisconsin, when 'tl bISCyOVIERS OLD FORT lowest bid offered fo...…
…5, 1928 - ."",HE --M C H I G-A N- b A I L Y 5, 198 TH MICIGANDAIL C - - r - .. . . , TO ADDORESS ILLINOIS- PRESS. PICKS ALUMNUS TO GIVE SPEECH ( i1111111 11111##11# I11111111 £11td11111111111III1111l11111!1 IIIIIIII II 11111111111111111111111 -,e a - ..announces the opening of xa w~I A E PORT SHOPI . - waat corner of= STATE AND PACKARD for the convenience of those going to the = Intramural Building, Tennis Courts and Golf Links SCOMPLET...…
…WEDN DAY, OOTOBR 5 ,1927. THE MICHIGAN DAILY i .f li L' Al:l.i i u GTWL\LO R REPRESENTATIVES OF SIXTY NATIONS, I CONCERNS OPEN CONVENTION (13y Xsocatd"Such subjects," the official Amer-o WU~f( XASHINGTON-Representatives of ican platform states, "deal with thes about sixty nations and delegates government's concern for the protec-n N from fifty independent wireless oper- tion of the public interests; for pre- ating concerns covering the wor...…
…DAILY L4 "+iWwrr r '® r r.. AL ,; !!Ai : c1 a'' . 1,4:it, Alexandr , ii, vter.n of many political cops in "reece is taking a leadinrg part in the aairs of state ance 'the iphean'%- w.hicb dethroned King Constantine. FALLTRSET PRACTICE Suits to he Forestry Green, with 'Edglish Cut 'Blouse Target p'ractice, for students in the R. O. T. C. completing the work pre- liminary to spring instruction, began last .Saturday on the rie range on ...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY jPAcE-r; i ____ H EALTH F A~l CELaundry Parcels ina few years °to exceed $100,000 an-KE TH C M I EE T H"191T~il SIR ICE (. Give Uncle Sam Uniivers ity towns all over the o H9L * C MITET YR ' ri 1 00000 Business try are eniters of this laundry case 1111M 0 tr..dc with Uncle: Sam. Evidently MET EE TO RFIN EAR0 1VIINnd LI case inAnn Arboir have students' find itihiganstat join coto pttye o -- !b...…
… .21 i .4 Y " '." ,., ".. .. . P . + .r ., . .- .,',, . . Y fr r i "' s x , '' : } t ^.. r MEN .UPSET iITY SECONDS. eeland, and Monihan. eshl-in Their First Big Scrimmage S SECOND $TAING Star, mentals. Several of the forward wall men were absent from practice. Practice was ended with a sharp signal drill as Coac'h Yost was great- ly dissatisfied with the showing of his men against the yearlings and gave them a hard drill to complete t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY s 4W- Union art committee which selected under which it will be viewed in the I TCHINS PORTHIT the Chicago artist. future. Pa.Ited ereIs Fine Likeness Painted Here Consensus of opinon seems to be A campaign among students, faculty that the artist has expressed in hise and resident alumni raised the money work the dominating qualities of a for the picture, and the motive behind President Hutchins' personality with-~ AW FI...…
…LG OUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5~ 1921 ft ~jj'~g ~It could not have been' the intention 4 r ir1CL t L~tt1~ f the ii:,l igator s cof the dormitory project t e 'irnish the minimum OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THlE aon E'{r senilt h college m' i ters, yet to inspect IrNVERIT OFMJRI4AX the finished pi, ,uct of their loyal ef-, Published every morning ex;.ept Monday !forts one cannot but be so impressed.! during the University year by the ...…
…PAGE ron THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1529 .. ... ... Published every morning except Monday duringsthe University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwiseecredited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the pos...…
…r THE MICHIGAN DAILY TT AY,CDTDEW 5, 192w'. ,._.. Published every morning except Mondayj during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications.] Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Pis is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or nOt otherwise creditecd in this 'paper and the local news pub- ished therein. Entered at the postotee at An...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA1 LY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1928 .....ww. . .wr, ished every morning except Monday the University year by the Board in I of Student Publications. ber of Western Conference Editorial *tion. Associated Press is exclusively en- o the use for republication of all news hes credited to, it or -not otherwise d in this paper and t'te local news pub- herein. red at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, an, as second class matter. Special rate t...…
…GE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICH~vaiG .aN Dt.4 AILY 6. Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Associ ition. The Associated Press is exclusively en- ttiled 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...…
…OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY 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 dispatchescredited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor,...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1924 - -111IIIM / 1 1 11I MMMIIAl m -i 111 1m - e a 111 :- - 11=11 1-: - Published every morning except Monday dinng the ITniversity year by the Board in a>nfltrOl of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial .Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titAd to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise .rcdited in this paper...…
…1 1 L'. 1V11\..1A AAL.A ,;- *1 *s and Girls, WE ASSURE YOU A CORDIAL WELCOME AND THE QUALITY OF SERVICE ATTAINED THRU 50 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE r A University Bookstore r , GRIDIRON GOSSIP (By Harry B. Grundy) Nine members of the Western Con- ference swung Into action on the gridiron on Saturday, in games which were eatured by Chicago's easy tri- umig over Northwestern. Althoug a victory for Stagg's Maroons was gen- erally predicted, the e...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY A -1 A J2AA tbI, - - AlM JA Illinois is to continue its plan this ar of keeping all students in all- md athletic activities which will t throughout the entire year. The npetitive plan was inaugurated two rs ago, and several hundred stu- its have annually competed for the ards offered. Competition under the system is di- requirements are made for each of the vided into four groups, field and track groups, so that extraordin...…
…RIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGS _..__ _ INION GITES NEWE PIN TO PART PAID MEMBERS~ FIND CHANGE NEEDED TO STOP UNFAIR PRACTICES NOWt IN USE A new pin to denote associating life membership in the Union as distin- guished from full payment life mem- bership has been introduced and will go into effect immediately. The pin vill be in the same shape as the pres- 'nt life membership button, will be reversed in colors so that gold l...…
…SATURDAY- OCTOBER 5, 1920 THE MICHICAN D)AILY PAG FI" V # saA A;j A i X fd li~r9~P~WP ,N~ ..................... Now TA VA I WW A W 0 =ffl= V N11 j 'W' ENLARGED ORCHESTR A FIRST WOMAN REGENT ARRIVES TO INSPECTORS DISCOVER ASSUME NEW LY APPOINT ED DUT IES Mrs. Leroy V. Cram, '98, the first University that may request her woman ever to become a regent of assistance. She regards her posi- the University of Michigan, is al- tion as ...…
…,, THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGIE WAVAMM illy&! unhinD MEllEnoy ni: 2IUI UD lIVILIIUIII U I LEAGUE PRESIDBENT 10OG00 ift Of Chicago Engineer I iQnrs X. it President Of League R. P. 'LAMONT IS DONOR (Reprinted from Sunday's Daily) Honoring the memory of Ethel Fountain Hussey, who was the first president of the Women's league at Michigan, a memorial lounging room will be established in the new build- ing. The gift of $100,000 which Rob- ert P...…
…OCTOBER 5, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY OCOE , 98iHE MC I ANA L ,1i-:. ,, /ii l, . W W IIIA 'wA IkVA TA "- * as U, 'I, -t .-- ---------- CHANGE IN ELECTIONA Chairman Will. Of Judiciary Council Preside At Class Elections BOARD VACANCY FILLED Definite action in regard to the changes in the method of electing the chairmen for the various class activities for women was taken Tuesday afternoon by the Board of Directors of the WQmen's le...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 1927. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA C WEDNSDAY OCOBER5 ,927.THEMICHGANDAIL ca f19 FLEE CLUB CHOOSES MEMBERS__FORYEAR Miss Nora Cane Hunt Has Diffleulty Choosing Girls; 43 Women Survive Tryouts FRESHMAN TYROUTS SOON As a result of the tryouts which have been held during the last week, 43 women have ben admitted to the University Girls' Glee Club. Jt was difficult to choose, there were so many good voices, Miss Nora Cane Hunt s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY BODY OF SEN. TOM WATSON LAID TO TEST GUNS OF JUTLAND VETERAN MENACE TURKS ' M; dichigan Daily r Your Name Neatly Embossed In on all PENS Purchased at RIDER'S PEN SHOP 308 S. State St. ADRIAN . ANN ARBO BUS LINE Leaving Hours From Ann A Central Standard Time X D 8:45 A.3i. 4:40 P.M. 12:45 P.M. 6:4 X-Daily except Sunday and Hc D-Daily S-Sunday and Holidays only JAS. H. ELLIOTT, PS ADRIAN, MICHIGAN PHONE 926-M S H....…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1924 i HF MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDY, OTOBR 5,192 i iE~ MCHIAN DILYPAG1E FIVE ,c i "It is as easy for Helen to mem- AgoR. SENDS DELE[G9ATES Blind, Deaf'Mut or'ze five of six: measures as it is* Girl V~jns PraiZse for you to learn as many sentences,"~ s2.ys hrmother. I NNUAL CONFERENEE ~- - . - - Although Helen lives in a world of her own she is perfectly happy and 4The annual conference of the Mich- contented. She has a keen ...…
…A XTT TIli JE C.. INUL f A~d 1 PROFs IMMEL AUTHOR OF TEXT FOR GLASSES s" IN PUBLIC SPEAKING'U d u remember how particular your mother used to b clean when you were a youngster? That is juE Jar we are about your butter, cheese, milk, an . ANN ARBOR DAIRY CO. THE HOME OF PURE MILK Telephone 423 Assistant Professor Ray K. Immel of the Department of Public Speak- ing, author of a new book, "The De- livery of a Speech" which will be ready...…
…six THE MICHIGAN DAILY VUESDAYU±TU"J1? 5 t Conference Game September 2 Franklin at Indiana. October 2 Iowa at Indiana. Knox at Northwestern. North Dakota at Minnesota. Lawrence at Wisconsin. Ohio Wesleyan at Ohio State. De Pauw at Purdue. October 9 Purdue at Chicago. Minnesota at Northwestern. Case. at Michigan. Drake at Illinois. Michigan Aggies at Wisconsin. Cornell College at Iowa. Oberlin at Ohio State. Mississippi A. and M. at Indiana...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, oc rOE!-' R I FRIDAY, ocron~n ~, 1 I MEOW ,A," i 1wMRF'r1Y y 11 i 1 ° n n ~tee, ,. U I3l, ShTY PASESINY 102H"BULL DOG,"-HITHARD BYL SSES, I STILL READY. DJL&...A A FOR' ' 'IihflOWilh( G( p'RtC ti c~in~ry "renal I i-oic COS ONTYSQA U .iA _ A a.B m.3 , .EI, -;.Z k10uLI p . l'(oSS (Twilrl ' td. V YLUILI LL.VL~ ., r~29&:& $124NY$!iA~A1 n kL htaisbeen workedithere, Wuing Ike th t vry' t eItoo atrrell, ...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN A LY ?ATf: A AY", OC I OBER. 5. 1924 THEV. (HIGA N f1lA1 .3l V esATrDAY o nrr.. ra.f+a a y vv a Viy i:ii4 !yIy iil if kQE 'ti, 2*, JUNIOR WOLVERINE BACKIELD NOT UP TO tADR Lacl; of Practice as a Team May Be Seriaus Handicap to B Squad I In Their First Game. TWENTY-SIX MAKE TRIP Battling on foreign ground M\(ich-; igan's "B" team will regularly open their current, season this afternoon 'when the Courtwright team m...…
…J THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOER 5, 1926'1 ... ,. ,.. _._. a _ ., ,- . .. . /1*400 0 " I I mail ; Y j 'w 4 Ir ;, ;: . : :_ ../ M s Y KS D CftII CUB CASTOFF HURLS CARDINALS TO VICTORY IN WORLD'S SERIES PLAY THIRD GAME __ iv - i St, Louis Hold Wild Celebration A41 Cardinals Arrive With Series Tied SOUTHPAWSMAY PITCH (By Associated Press) ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4.-The invading Yanks, champions of the American league, rode int...…
