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… g aTe TS Intramuralj k Harry Hammond, brother to Tom, and right end of the famous eleven is stilllin the states, but is head over heels in work in shipbuilding att Phil- E adelphia. Garrels, the left end, and toe artist of the day is closest to Ann Arbor being a chemical engine" with the Solvay Process company of De- st Discovers Most of His Star troit. He outkicked Eckersall of the iders in Service of Uncle Maroons, who is at present the...…

… TE ARMIES! (Continued from Page One) arritory within the orders of her em- ire, where the war began, surrender- Ug all of Itala-Riredemta and there- y losing any advantage for argument ver boundaries around a peace table. War Council Signs Terms Washington, Nov. 4. - Terms upon rhich Germany may obtain an immed- "te armistice and end the war were ompleted and signed today in Paris. ecretary Lansing announced this fact tnight in a brief state...…

…"I v )A hiv au :i .l DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE I,, ANN ARBOR, 1MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1919. PRICE f Traditional Block "W" Displayed First A t 1907Pen nsylvania Game u E XTRA PLANNED HIT; TRA With 5; The origin of the block "M," the formation of which has become a tra- dition at the most important of Mich- igan's home games, dates as far back as 1907. A thorough examination of The Daily files throws much light on its...…

… Monday during the Univer- fStudent Publications. 30CIATED PRESS ively.entitled to the use for credited to it or not otherwise news published therein. n Arbor, Michigan, as second $3.50. ing, Maynard street. al, 2414. 300 words, if signed, the sig- print, but as an evidence of published in The Daily at the or mailed to The Daily office. 'e no consideration. No man- writer incloses postage. yendorse the sentiments ex- A can nas been issued by ...…

…Place by Reason o tory in Big week ago. With a'crippled team gen- erally considered as out of the run- ning, Zuppke came back Saturday with a game that bested Stagg and shoved the strong Maroon-,team out of championship aspirations. All Dope Upset NSIDERED CONTENDER Won ..1 3 ..2 ..1 ..1 ... ......... 0 ern . .. . .. . .. 0 Lost 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 Petg.f 1.000 .750 .666 .666 .666 .500 .500 .000 .000 .000 Wisconsin who administered an o...…

…111EA~ ,7 terest to University Women Ps 11 ANN ARBOR WOMEN ATTEND MEETING College Notes made yesterday s in a series to before the Wom- 21 "Joint Own- presented. This dice Brown who four years ago . drama. It was . great success r in Chicago. ill be a Christ- >lis," by Louise mg. It is a real a manuscript. It by the Chicago t was strikingly repeated many of plays of which these are to furnish the mem- lues with opportuIity for ory work...…

…an 'ild and -SAT. W OMORROW n Is Wives d Western hbum the Gods WUERTH THEATRE Tues-Wed. 4-5--William Russell in "The Sacred Silence," with a monkey comedy and kinogram weekly. -VAUDEVILLE- Thurs-Fri. 6-7-Theda Bara in "LaBelle Ruse" and comedy, "Dainty Damsels and Bogus Counts." -VAUDEVILLE- Sat. 8-All star cast, "Wits Win," with a screen magazine and comedy, "Meet the Wife."f Sun-Mlon. 9-1l0"-A. Harold Bell Wright story, "The Eyes of the Wo...…

…OF BLOCK "3r th£ (Continued from Page One) e "The N' is not a means of cheap e advertising, but it is just as much a representation of MIiichigan feeling as d is the student body's rising and sing- 1ing the Maize and Blue."' 1 Carl E~. Johnson, president of the -Student council, also feels that the 'f"M" should be retained. He said, "I Ycan see the justice in the stand taken e by the Athletic association, but I e can't believe it is cheap ad...…

…I, SEND THE BAND TO U. S. U. 4bp 4b AAWWf Itr tgan all ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGIT WIRE SERVICE and MINNESOTA Too _ VOL. XXXI. No. 28. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1920. PRICE FIVE CENTS PR ESI DENT-ELECT GIVEN GREATEST VOTE' I'N HISTORY I ,: Varsity, Aided By A. A. Ry., Finally BAN0 NiirNOT Reach Toledo After Exciting Trip' UlpIU DEMOCRATIC STRONGHOLDS OFI OKLA., TENN. AND MO. GO REPUBLICAN G. O. P. HAS MAJORIT...…

…-HE M. Iril I DAILY zL AL 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. Entered at the postoffice at A...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ . _ % ' - ]. . ., .1 . " ' .r " .tie } : y , t @Q. W' ,' , f EIGHT CONFERENCE ELEVENSTO MEET1 Ohio-Michigan and Illinois-Chicago Contests Hold Center of Interest HAWKEYES AND GOPHERS ARE TRAINING FOR COEBACKS Although the Conference games which are scheduled for tomorrow should not determine the winner of the Big Ten title, much attention is being paid to the outcome of the Ohio-Michigan contest, to be fought at Colum...…

…A A!-1.G lYVIA.-A L 1VHAI L tH1L j e-- rr 1 _. TO INSTALL SIGNALIN6 MICHIGAN ONE OF 10 SCHOOLS INk U. S. TO HAVE ARMY RADIO SETS The University of Michigan has been selected as one of ten of the higher schools of learning by the Chief Signal officer of the United States army, in which signal corps radio sets will be installed for the use of R. 0. T. C. units. Other sclIpols that have been select- ed are: Massachusetts Institute 01 Technolo...…

…LNL1L I We re Forced To Unl ad Our $45,O0stockofhigh grademen's AND At Below Cost Starting Saturday ovU 6At a.m. Adler-Rochester and !Jashion dark Suits and Overcoats at One Third Off $45.00 $50.00 $55.00 X60.00 SUITS AND SUITS AND SUITS AND SUITS AND $65.00 SUITS 'AND OVERCOATS OVERCOATS OVERCOATS OVERCOATS OVERCOATS now $30.00 now $33.33 now $36.67 now $40.00 now $43.33 $70.00 $75.00 $80.0...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,. earn Gregg Shorthand. Learn it he school that believes it is the . HAMILTON BUSINESS COL- sE.-Adv. The Kempt Music Studios.-Piano, Organ, and Voice Instruction. Es- tablished 1880. 312 S. Division St. Phone 212-J.-Adv. 1ittut TYPEWRITERS I I I L The next hygiene lecture will held at 4 o'clock Tuesday, Nov. 9, stead of 5 o'clock Thursday, Nov. on account of Armistice day. be: in-# 11, OF ALL MAKES Bought, S...…

…II I To Show Game liv Plays At ""Mai" i i !$1 AT THlE THEATERS TODAY a A TODAY--TOMORROW gum t 5g _3 TELL With the aim of helping those stu- dents who are unable to go to Col- umbus to see the game Saturday, Manager Hoag of the Majestic theater, has constructed a miniature gridiron on which he will have the plays pic- tured as they take place at the Ohio State game. A moving football will go back and forth as the tide. turns in the ...…

…MICHIG MAIA~11 1 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETI N Volume I FRIDAY, NOVEMBER b, 1920. Number 28. I Public Lecture Today: This afternoon, Nov. 5, at 4 o'clock, in Hill auditorium, Mr. Charles W. Farnham, attorney of St. Paul, Minnesota, will deliver an address upon the subject, "Theodore Roosevelt." All lovers of Mr. Roosevelt will feel that they have made a very wise use of the hour if they hear this lecture. I have rarely heard anything which h...…

…THE WEATHER, CLOUDY AND COOLER TODAY <Y Ap Adk 4 A. Utr til ASSOCIATI PRESS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE VOL. XXXI. No. 36. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1921 PRICE FF _. SENITE REORDERS INVESTIATION OF A E F. F H NGINGS' COMMITTEE MEETS MONDAY FOR DETERMINAtION OF BEST PROCEDURE WAR DEPARTMENT GIVES INQUIRY FULL SUPPORT "Blot on Good Name of the Army," Unless Inquisition Is Carried Out (By A4sociated Press) Washington; Nov....…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TR OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER CF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN Puillshed every morning except Monday during the Univer. ity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER-F THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for epublication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwi.e credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Mi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY A Reliable Jeweler CHAPM AN 118 South Main OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN E Rm. 12, Over Arcade Theatre 711 N. University Ave. -r '.,t IliaIuliuIIlIIIail u ii"I iN1i1111j1 i iu FREE SAMPLEOFE SHE R WIN- WILLIA NIS .FLO ORLAC A WATER-PROOF VARNISH STAIN FOR FURNITURE, FLOORS AND WOODWORK Made in All Popular Colors FOR 10c AND THE COUPON BELOW YOU WILL RECEIVE 3 CABOT DESCRIBES Commun PAY-CLINIC'S AIM Editor, The Michiga DECLARES...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - - - -......, .. .. ... N .... n 4 .uY: ,M, .. ' . n .. y "' - . .l ,"w" '" . s ., * t BUCKEYE WARRIORS BATTLE MAROONS er, Ohio State's regular fullback, and r IN IMPORTANT CONFERENCE CONTEST Bryan, the Chicago regular right for their tussle. Ohio State rules as Chicago faces Ohio State in the cru- ed alongsit< of each other for three a 5 to 4 favorite this morning, but tolucSTATE 1o11±oTODAY al game of the Big Te...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I TATEMENTS 4I l .Li OF THE T CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Harvard-Princeton Game Will Be Gridiron Classic Of ILast Today Intramural Items Soccer games are soheduled as fol- lows: Monday at :30) o'clock, Phi Gamma Delta vs. Delta Chi, Alpha Sigma Phi vs. Phi Delta Theta; at 4 o'clock, Delta Tau Delta vs. Phi Delta Chi, Delta Upsilon vs. Beta The- ta Pi. .o'crok Juni*r lits, vs. Senior lits, Cbr Fresh engineers, R,I M, vs. ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , . 'he Christmas CardsI and Stationery are Ready !! Dutch Professor Compares frethods( AtPEuropean AndAmerican Colleges "There are no written examinations Co-education has been in vogue for given in the Holland universities more than 30 years in Holland uni- said Prof. Ernst Cohen, director of : versities. In fact more than 80 per the Van't Hoff laboratory, University cent of the pharmacists are women. 'of Utrecht, Ho...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ _____ News From The Other Colleges :ry ISTAS BAZAAR Definite plans for the Christmas basaar- whioh-the Women's league will hold in Barbour gymnasium Dec. 9 and-10;-have- been arranged and every league house is requested to fill out two 'cards size 4x8 inches with the following information and leave them1 in the box provided in the league room 1 in University hall not later than 41 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Nov. ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURI - . I"! ALLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN !$ "SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1921 Number 20 Members of the Faculties: All professors and instructors who wish to sign the, payroll for the year to have their checks deposited in the bank, may do so by calling at the Secretary's Office -before Nov. 25. S. W. SMITH, Secretary. P'rospective Teachers - Seniors and Graduate Students: - The Bureau of Appointments will hold its annual enro...…

…) THE WEATHER UNSETTLEI; CONTINUED COOL TOD)AY Y Ari4 an tt1 Section One 'I VOL. XXXIII. No. 37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS MICHIGAN CRUSHES M.A.C. 63-0 I NGRAOVREDGAME: WORST BEATING SINCE 1902 T- -DTBALW ~ RESU? MEN INDICTED, IN STUDENT SHOOTING DIRECTORIES G 0 Student Directory salesmen will be stationed at various points on the di- agonal and other parts of the campus tomorrow and an inte...…

…T14E MICHIGAN* DAILY a SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, THE MICHIGAN DATLY SUNDAY, NOVEMB~ER 5, 'APIIA XI DELTA'S YARN MIEN WILL SWELL LEAGUE FUNDS } o i gment the University of Michi- gan League fund, the members of the A? 0:- s'i Delta -,o ority have arranged LO .ke y21111n menl of maize and blue yarn to sell for the Michigan-Wiscon- sin game. The sale will be opened next Friday at the Flower show in Barbour gym- nasium. The yarn men will be sold for...…

…li~M~~t ~,1922THE MICHIGAN DAILY ACE -- ..... 1 been assising in the r caling of the luden1 is nunce Fngagemnt S Woodworth, '3, to the office of 1 Michigan Song Books, Meror4 C T19 SILL poppies will aso help in the sale Announcement was made of the en- Councilor for the Washington, D. C.; Books Book Ends, and Jewelry at ~ttiti GRL RS[R [S Tl SEL jd irm th sae w~il le larhnan Daring at a dinner gir gou. Le J~ CIP 1viddbetween the three oga...…

…AGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY s >NDAY, NOVEM13ER 5, 1922 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Y'ubih- ev y mirning except Monday during the uiversity rear 1y the Board i) C.rtrol of Student Putlica ions. Memnbr of W:steru Conkrence Editorial Association. The Asocil Ph a : xch ively. en- nes ipac es ceoid toi t ~ wise ctruditd ,i i ti pale~r and the loca news published th iriu. Enered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor. Michigan, as sec...…

…5, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MiCHIGAN DAILY heaters (Continued from Page Two) the singing instructor but disillusion- ment came, and with it more trouble than she had expected. The young Ipvers were eventually reunited as Donald lay dangerously ill in bed. ORPHEUN J. P. McGowan plays a fascinating -role of a man of mystery in "The Hills of Missing Men", now being shown at the Orpheum. The story by John B. Clymer is laid in the border...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY zSUNDANV .., 0 II1i moo 0. .; WOLVEIESTAKE (Continued from Page One) yards for holding. Kipk~e kicked teo Richards on the Aggie 40 yard line. Johnson stopped for no gain. Richard: stopped around right end for. no_ gain Johnson kicked out of bounds on the Michigian .25 yard' line but Goebel wasi off side and the .AFgies were given the ball on their 40 yard line. Johnsor was stopped twice for no gain. Johnson kicked...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MIICHIGAN H'Il IC ARRIER ~"~'*since then it has been developed un-til Intramural uuiiu ba t aproduction of 1150,000 barrls Two matches remain to be played in 1 jfllftIlP m fHflore th an 450,000,01"0 barrels 'o;. the All-campus tennis singles, Grein- IN lj j ' Jl Ufliit is estimated, er, 2824-Wit, vs. Cash, 1958-R, and Drey----- futse, 402-M, vs. Peterson, 1490-W,--C AS'PNFR ISSA O'S. NG[ H iin r' Tese must be played b...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILXi SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, S"13 l Fo merIow Prside t D scrbesWorkSta tedOn eys ai(Cnd ars)opento catch the thing y Fo m rI w . rsd n esrb sW r tre nthat make for the. success of a book DR. W. *S MILLS ________ I The staff elected for the 1922-1923j OSEPTI PYIIA Am rc n U iest-nin W r e b ry A n a nulof Prta oulder, '2.dto- 616 First Nat'l BkL Bldg. "Michigan is the mother of state: cational campaign is needed here to Things have h...…

…I IWo I If AoIran ~At IM6 A, 1 ddEftr v -W 10 Two I; .,. , VOL. XXXIII. No 37 ANN ARBOR, MICMIGANi SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS KaiseriA Augua Vitori as Spy, Modest Jiomelover, Wiihela's Opposite PRINCESS] JERMINIES TASTES NORE LIKE HIS, SAYS GOSSII Allied Commissioners eceive Credit For Averting War Over Turkish Dispute R- I Ousted, Idolizes The .University Here is loyalty! A student in the engineering college- ...…

…ld that the proposal for legalizing University er and light wines can only affect' verages having an alcoholic con- ,t of 2.75 percent alcohol or less rn rTf nrrrr 3 regards their sale, the practical ef- LIGUE TO 11111 et w ould be to take from O hio law i o e t m h ry e ig t forcemnt machinery the right to Tr terfere with sale for home con- i FLO .mption of 2.75 percent beverages. r. Crowell declared. Ohio Pivotal State Cut flowers sold by Un...…

…,,. 1 ,: PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1922 aI!!111111laaaaa11111iaaaiiaegaaajagaaaaaaili into the lobby and smoke his cigar-' E TT~t~T rTI uv ettc. THft GUHEii = z I The denouement should have made the authors blush with shame. Sue, OPERA GLASSE I played by Virginia O'Brien, was al aNmessenger clerk for a jewelry store. L. L. N, She was bribed into playing the part 1t111ilt1illlllllllilllllt![!!11liiI11;71! of a guest...…

…" f THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1922 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE a r r. ....®._.. r : . : . . ..._ . , . 9 - illfilitillili tiltil Ift|$ [C AND 1 ICIANS =3 C EWING = I wonder whether anyone can ima- gine what sort of uproarious commo- tion would ensue if the Actors Equity Association should suddenly take it upon itself to prescribe the menus of all meals for every household in America. Everyone woul...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY- WAGE SIX SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1922- SUNDAY, NOVEMBER.5; 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. .,. x... ._ p _ _ .ugr.i.. .. .. _., .. ; .., .:-.a-° . ir:'=. "..,-. ... .,,.....:-.,-. ",.3 :.::;ri..:Yii: IR i rY°S . Babel By John Cournos, (Boni & Liveright), he American reader of discrimi- '.on has lately been driven to the .agreeable conclusion that the mod- English writer is on the whole superior to his American conten- ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5,1922 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY- PAGE FIV . .. . ., . .. , i. Review of Campus Dramatics (Roberi Bartron) Dramatics at the University of ichigan is becoming .increasingly im- >rtant. The fact that we are still r behind Harvard, North Carolina, id California in this field does not ssen its significance. Indeed, the y of the Campus Theatre is not far stant, and with it must come, of >u...…

…NV/7t 1Ul/llllNl-Nf/JT PrMfR 30NR A RWNW9R/7/;,. AREM/MR D IT ILYPR80/fqR GOIvRN///NT JTRPNPS FOR R GvfRNVENTOP Oa LNW WN0 ORt' I YFORCe f TRRQ'/17Y RNNORMAL CV News From The Other Colleges Bloomington, Ind., Nov. 4.-Simul- taneous with the announcement that city water-mains may be filled until noon today came the announcement of a drastic measure to lessen the fire hazard brought about by the water famine. ." An order prohibiting smoking on ...…

…CA$- great impetus to Japan's shippin . seatrial candidate to succeed him- tWrco ighrot the countr in regard to a bonus to frmer soldiers and nursedolar ac L F otb llPsy hoogy .P iicic l? a trade w11l be still in the memory of selr, hs declared for law enforcementsldier bonu sentiment, which will be while the voters of Kansas will pas' ronte MYe :l wSeters id nt elp 9"--Il & S all. Another important factor has lind the upholding of the Vlstead...…

…It , t t t .~ 0A -t L, EIGIET PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1924 EIGHT PAGES I IDLE D 0 ES {. 4 E E P DRY ASSURED FOR GOV. GR0ESBECK, COU IESI BY, IRITY VICTORY'S SMILE ON SILENT 'CAL' COOLIDGE REPUBLICAN LEAD AS ATE REITURI DAVIs WINS, IN M (NJ WHT RETURNS GIVE PRESIDENT 114, AND LAFOLLETTE 13; CANDIDA OUTC O ME - Detroit, Nov. 5.-lichigan gave first placo. to the Republican party in th-e election y...…

…RETURNS Ai Wire Helps President Keep li Touch Wfith Progress Of FElection FEELS OPTIMISTIC hington, Nov. 4. (By A. P.)-r lent Coolidge was kept informedI light on~ election returns at the House ,)y special telegraph and by radio. With Mrs. Coo- and. ai few intimate fiends hie .ned in the executive mansion to thli twe to his campaign for er ""yeas as head of the gov- Election iRiots Tiake Place In Chicago; 1 Dies Chicago, Nov. 4.-({By A.P.- O...…

…rNOw PRfWflS ITTRICTfIMMITEE WILL MEET I YE 11 ,.,, ... ;:::.. f :. :." ..:%: Vomen' Table in University Hall htiows Increa e of Neurly e10 S11lbscriptioI S FIRST DAY TOTALS 500 Returns for the second day of cam- pigning for subscriptions to the 1925 Michiganensian show an even greater Sale than that of the first day. Thie pledges signed on the first day this year numbered over 500 which is 200 more than the number signed on tiLe first da...…

…w".- ,- ........ nday -d in of Western Conference Editorial Press is exclusively en- r republication of all news to it or not otherwise er and the local news pub. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, s, second class matter. Special rate granted by Third Assistant Post- Feral. ion by carrier, $3.50; by mail, Ann Arbor Press Building, May. Editorial, 2414 and 176-M; busi- V ocutnal guiuance, extenmui ser- vice, and student conference are fur- th...…

…_.. .._, . L.. ® oi ic A... WILL DISCUSS I 1UINCAINAI ITOPI~S' Sophomores Ian Hckcy ,I I yl V. 1 - - - - -IE III 4.11111 1 I 11L . I t I Ww Leads Campaign! S1 RIE I IS Members of the Agin Arbor branchs IJ UN 1 11WOME Tgg g 5 I 515 RISE IN RUTof the American Asspciation of Uni- I VIAIvetsity women are referred to the M E FR PAY ONIHT y ffs I]Y O Y. W.G 01 flloinglist of books on iterna PLANS FOR PAY TNI~hTtionalF questionsUVE.which wil...…

…Of 50 ,,A c4unnm__nis ,w.AALAL.RW RAM a MR %A a -"" '".,' FA I ACTICE STARTED, es Send Squad Through light Drill Followed by Scrim- iag E LRD GAME EXPECTED S"tar Saturday PUPL TELAM 15 Mathews and Seidel, Regular f.#nds, Are Placed on Hospital ' List BAKER CHIEF THREAT Former Buckeye I Star Steps OffUIG Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 4. - Hoge Workman, former star football player! on the Ohio State squad, was married' here late yeste...…

…AD VETISI'NG. Mb V ew' ----- 3 wam - -- - - - - - -- - w 3I 1" O1I SAI E LOST XiLLEGIATE TUXEDOS for sale. LOST Black Parker Fountain Pen. Pleated Labels or shawl collared Name B. D. Snyder on barrel. Find- coat. Prices $36.50 and $38.50. Call! er please call 1505. Reward. at 807 E. Washington or phone I- 481-M. Ask for Powman. DELIVERED to wrong party: 1 blue. suit with two pair trousers, and 1 'ORD TOURING Car with starter. light grayish b...…

…E. Moonty, F. J. Goellner, C. D. Green, J. H. Landre, C. F. Anderson, M. H. Lince, II. M. Preston, and C. W. Martin. Milton M. Maddin. LY OBULLETIN Ion in the Bulletin is constructive notice ter all members of. -ersity. Copy received by the Assistant to th Preeident until a. (11:30 a. m. Saturday 5 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1924 Number 08 - -_ _ __ __ _ _ r { WHfS GOING ON' COMMUNITY FUND burden, protection of the public, in- surance of ju...…

…ifwin iw ESTABLISHED 1890 C, 4r -.diLtddh aiIt PRESS R VOL. XXXVI. No. 39 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1925 EIGHT PAGES i STUDENT COUNCIL ENODORSES SENIOR MEMORIALPROJECT FIRST PEP MEETING WILL BE HELD FRIDAY PRECEDING 0. S. U. GAME WILL EXPLAIN PLAN Request Sent to M. C. R. R. for Extra Day Stopover in Chicago on Northwestern Trip Endorsing the plan of the senior lit- erary class to establish* a $250,...…

…TWO TIE MICHIGAN DAILY THURDAYi~aOEN~tER 5 192 .....,._ TLIIrRSDAY, NOVEM8ER 5, 1925 REACH AGREEMENT ON CHINESE TARIFFI Mlajor Powers In Custom Conuferene Agrees to Autonomy Principle for Tariff Leiv Appoint Financier As Envoy To U. S.+ of bie aCel (de i~eiv o klt dv riss L 4r~o' elicit an industrial boom, but rather p urchased from the Chamber of Comn- to emphasize Ann Arbor's attractions m cerce. as a residential city. Copies are be...…