…PAE si THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1925 joe-ooo- -- .. i 'I.- Ul f Lu... - -" o - - M m mm i ' !"" ° nu(ull IIIIIIi nJ SIX LOCAL MATMEN WIN STATE TITLES, Five Members of University Fresltmtn Team Eakh Way into Final Bouts To Enter National Meet CRANAGE GAINS A FALL Wrestlers representing Ann Arborr won six of the seven state champion- ships in the Michigan state A....…
…SUNDAY, .t1PIiIL 5, 1925 SUNDAY, APIL 5, 1925THE MICHIGAN DAILY RG EE ,PAGE SEVEN I LOST-Theta Chi fraternity pin. Dia- mond shape. Naze on back. Re- THS A P IE E rn ward. Call 2738. owLM 4 0 11 1L I COLUMN ; LOST-Georgette scarf, white ground, CLOS 0 COW var-colredstripes-on Ingalls St. CT r An tTI betwee 545~ nE.. Huron and Campus at ~~AT S P+M E T SIA3PMO 4P. M. Friday. Reward. Notify! f Miss Loving, 614 E. Univ. 873-M. I 1LOST-Theta ...…
…I PAGE EIGHT ___THE MICHIGAN DAILY ------------ SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 112 . I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by tl'e Assist; nt to that P'erzient until 3:30 p. mn. (11.30 a. mn. SaturdaXA Volume I SUNDAY, APRIL I5, 1i Sumber 141 I i i sing. and Frlint. The parf'y will leatve .Mondav, April 13, and will return to Ann Arbor Saturday noon, April 18. ...…
…Feature Section C, oil r Ar 44F 'Amdow 414t r t ki u :4Iatg Feature Section VOL XXXV. No. 141 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1925 EIGHT PAGES SOME THOUGmTS SPRING STYLES TV Campus Modes of Today and Yesterday A Broader View on the Pants Situation English Clothes as Seen in America and the Real Togs of the Young Britisher Some Remarks on the Advantages of the Conformity of Collegiate Dress I T if s,1k By ...…
…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APEITr. 5. 1925 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDA, APIL 5 1_. Traveling Alone Through South Africa, The Adventures of a Woman Zoologist From The University During Her Search for Specimens' Flier and Historian W ill Tell Story of the F rtG o eC rl n l*g t H r h rd 1 By -Robert 1M8I1stieIII Publicity has quieted dlown, and BY Leonard C. 1.111I Women have assumnedlia position of increasing importarince inI t...…
…N SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P AGE ELEVEI~T WHITE SOX CAN COUNT ON LITTLE NEW STRENGTH Collins Faced With Difficult Problem As Lineup Keeps 1924 Form ! WHEELBLOWER FIN Bambino Stirred By Qi (An Interview By Muggsy blowerh inself.) Whee- Zowie! The ball 'went sailing'into the azure blue atmosphere, nestled against the sky line, then described a sudden arc as it hurtled through the golden sun- shine of the romantic Sou...…
…PAGM TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY %U r)AT, APRT T, , 1 ?t5 +* +A+L a * Books and Writers + + +* In Quest of the School of Journalism, believes that specialization is the chief characteris- tic of the new journalism. Editor and Golden Fleece jPublisher quotes him as saying that the tendency now is for men "to sink their roots down into some one sub- ject in which they can become an He wants to speak and write with authority. Authoritat...…
…. UND~AY,' ArR.II, 5, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAG'g THIRTEEN a) + I Alusic and Drama + L Michigan's Bar By James Sprowi r° There are big days ahead for the Michigan band; it seems almost cer- tain that their long worry over in- sufficient funds is at an end. For A~r. Robert A. Campbell, treasurer of the University, who has worked with the band for several years, has deC- veloped a plan which will put that or- ganization firml...…
…PAGE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1925 I L University Women -A- How The Faculty Women's Club During Its Four Years By Liiis K. Wagner . The founding of the Faculty's Wom- en's club in 1921, in Ann Arbor, es- tablished a means of social contact among the wivesofsthe faculty mem- bers of the University and afforded them opportunities for meeting the women whose husbands were connect- ed with the various departments....…
… SUNDAY,API5,12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIFTE~EN or Cinema lit The Arcj iade The feature af, the Arcade theatre t he first pailf of the Week , "Coming' 'through," bring.,.TI floi?7111. ; eig'^han' and Lila Lee together for thle first time since their fie !'illeprm c;;,t ions Farnum will be presented. This is the screen off ering. On the stage Stone and Paulette Duval, a recruit1 the first picture made by this star Ralph Ash and Harry...…
…PAGE SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1925 Churches (Continued from Page Fifteen) held at 10 o'clock, and the German service at 11 o'clock. The subject for the services will be "The Mind of Christ." At 7:30 o'clock an illustrated lecture on "The Passion Play of Oberammergau" will be presented as an introduction to Holy Week. * Congregational Church Easter Music will be furnished by the chorus. Reverend Jum.p will preach the ser...…
… DEDICATED TO JUSTICE VOL. XXXV. No. 114 #00-41mv lap4, (I\ vatIg MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS TWELVE IPAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, TIIURSI)AY, MARCH 5, 1925 TWELVE WAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS DOUGLAS TO SPEAK AT NEXT SERVICE HEREON MARCH15' Executive Tells Policies i ANNUAL 'PRO8RAM TO OFFER TALENT OF MSYNTOS HELL AUDTRU 1)110111 M 4)SCE "N I O1 xii 11 IN I 'ri- v iIa j Administers Oath COLDE DAWES INAUGURATED, MILL...…
…PAGE .TWO A .. ~iC IA DAILY _. Till tl 1 D Y, IATR. 1 a,1925= New In lander OnSale Now The February issue of the Inland- er, campus literary magazine, whilh features "The Dark River," a storyII by Hasseltine Bourland, '2, appleared yesterday, and may be obtained at the bookstores and i the lohby of Angell hail. Miss Bourland, although a native of the state of Michigan, has spent then last two ,year; in traveling through Europe; and it wa...…
…THURSDAY, MARCHT 5, 1925 HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREM LAST TALK TDDAYl Pre4dent of Rochester Seminary, To Discuss "Chrisanity A s A Way To Life" Figure In Navy Fight ' r - - r I A The 4 Campus Credo duties of a university are too many to thrust upon the responsibility of a single man. Furthermore, it is really indispensable to have an executive of the intellectual life of the univer- sity in addition to a business presi- dent." All...…
…PAGE FOUTZ'lIISA, A~ .12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tl[URZ S DAY, w ncu - a -------------- = ,- -- °' ruiRlished every morning except Monday during the University year 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 republicatioui of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise =credited in this paper and the local news pu...…
…THUR~lSDAY, )MTA RCTI 5, 1925 TIHE MTCHITGAN DAILY PAGE FIV~E ---- --- II ELVATAM M vA o u zt- l ,WOME S~u ENTS N urses H old Card' WOMENSTIJINTSParty Tomorrow A card party will be held at 8 o'-' Coiuiiitte Presents \Inc Additionali Rules For Mlembers Consideration tory undI(er th1e direction of t he Social Service de'nartmlent. There will be 20 tobles. P -jceeds will ber uscd to contt :bute to the $200 goal of the Michigan dl...…
…PAGE Sri THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..... . ...- e _ _. T rI~iSDA)-, MARCH 65, 1925 WAO tm!:Al w k Rim ,.... 9F v A-RSI y HOCKEY Nor i - EAM wlI , ., s x, , . y, TE' IITL __ WOLVE&RESWI I FOR FIRE and Hinl wsota Bringt's (hampionshi REYNOLDS SPECTACLE C( inh Joseph fnarss and nine mom- hesof the Varsity hockey squadI re- tu!rnecd ,last night fromn Minneapolis, A inn., where they won. the Confer- 01 C c chbampionship) for the first t...…
…-MAl,('11 1-), (!25 TI_117. MICHIGAN DAILY PAC;i lCrVTNT TII1IRSDAY, \1 ARCh 5, 1925 PAGI~ VPN THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..,. S. V~E~i./ L.F~'~55'i. LA .'~~L3 asi-oAacC-althsFRmorning airplanes from the naval air i EMLO ENT OF SUDNT :,tation and from Bolling Field circled ;T~i ~i iS i YOR PFRi" I"'Y '° F ,i r t . s; -' , . :;;FV oZ:: " , k OMmN ASSI IE1N "COLUMN CLOSES 0 'I1CLOSES AT 3 P.M. AIDVERTISYING AT 3 P.M. R1 AlIE!~' A I~ii N'' 1(...…
…PAGE EIGHT 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIR"RSD AY,'MAIC4IT r, 1D25 DAILY' OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication In the Bulletin is constructive notice toe all members of the University. Cop~y received by Me~ Assistant to the Pr eldent until 3:0 p. m. (11:30 a. nm. Satuxrdaya T0o11 me 5 THURSD)AY, MARCH 09 ,192, uN omer 1l1 'f t Notice to all Memubers of the University: Mall addressed as follows, "care of University of Michigan," office of the Secret...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE CPLEADS FOR AMERICAN is OLLOWING is the complete text ed the Great War. When victory had failures can not but be accounted useful of the inaugural address which been , fully secured, we withdrew to and an immeasurable advance over was delivered by President our own shores unrecompensed save threatened or actual warfare. I am Coolidge at the Capitol yester- in the consciousness of duty d...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 19 PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY ._ - STE ARNS WATCHES COOLIDGE RENEW OT fOfIE OAT OFOFC THE SEVEN AGES OF COOLIDGE Ittlatute Friend a ud Supporter When President Takes Vows N ear ADVISOR TO EXECUTIVE' When President Coolidge took the oath of office yesterday, near at hand Was a man, a little under medium height, rather portly, and slightly gray, who was thinking even though not saying; "I told you so." That man is Fra...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN senators and attaches, contained ing at the Capitol, and led the way Dawes committee, for which its chair- snore than 700 persons on the floor, brack to the White House by way of Great Successes In Politcs n la g eyresponsible, as done \U with many o them necessarily stand- Pennsylvania avenue. Senators filel more than any other undertaking to ng back to the chamber to consier exe- I...…
…PAGE TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTTT'RST)AY, MARCH , 1925 T HE..I C.,.A N.D A .. ,,_,,._,._A V M ATi__ i_ _ . - . - . .. +i" l] 1 } 2Yl <.1 LLl.: is I. lk .Ld4'j x COOLID0GEPLEADS FOR AMERICAISM (Continued from Page Nine) enshrined in our Constitution, all these need constant effort and tireless vigilance for their protection and sup- port. In a republic the first rule for the guidance of the citizen is obedience to law. Under a despotism...…
…THEW WEATHER PROBABLY SNfOW AND) WARNER TODAY Sirr UiI33 FMEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXV. No. 62 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS ..__.. -o _____.____,. .._. . ., , --- MAYO 10 DiSCSSAll-Campus Publications Dance Will T 0 I (T Jascha Heifitz, Far-Famed Violinist, 0n TOU DUl d U UBe Revived Tonight In Masonic Temple UI[ IENU LTIS Will Again Visit Ann Arbor, Givng P E...…
…PAGE TWO. THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DhECEiMBER ~, 1424 .- - 1V IMF A .E., . . ... M1 rlx 1 : ; - ,sl . _ A -- i e . ...... ....... . -1- WHERE TO DINE T It Pays to Buy m E T s a 4 S GOOD MEATS shUs For all the essential Grocery items necessary FQuality( is not a factor to be gambled with, especially when you may be so 0 - I easily assured of te finest. It has neverQ Q E been a part of our policy to sacrifice Uquality t...…
…FRIDAY, 9ECPMBER 5, 19211 THDE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE TIT ySTUDENTS WANE AGINT ABSENES Aclrriinisrtiie-io: ri Solids Out '30 , :. Lpterrs for First Half WILL ENFORCE RULES more than 300 letters have beenI cent out to students in the literr college who have eight or more un- excused absences for the first half oft the semnester. The letter warns Sagainst excessive absences which ronz- (dcr the student liab~le 10 a reduction in both credits and p...…
…P A (I E F OU R THE MIG?-IIG AN DAILY PAGE FOUR Ti-IL MIGMiGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial .Associatiorn. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lus~l f herein. Entercd at...…
…FRIDAY, DEQ 3M ER 5, 1924' I HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE 4, {' y. 11.T .n AMIM a - University alTheaIig a oENTERTAIN WOOD HOUSE! AimiJouice '. + ite't10 I r oda Prof. T. J. Diekiloff and ;is ik ,CZas u[ersonal ty nitiate T d The women of Woodl league house'!hoff announce the engagement of their' STheta Sigma, honorary journalistic ereentrtanedbyam J Serda '4MofCto - I -fraternity for women, will, hold an in- bldn j"Old University hall...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, ECEMBER 5, 1 24 . [ u in-.....~~. 1H w - - S m ,, 4 . : .,....., .... O , - s.w.. . ( fffffn . . , SCHEULES OCCUPY ATENTION CF IG TEN ATHLETJU BODIES Drcetotrs and Coaches Meet Today elevun to be hooked with an Eastern at Chicytgo to Set elvan. The Suckers will meet Penn- 1928 Card sylvania according to an announce- ment issued several days ago. Notre CHANGES ARE IMMINENT Dame may also fi...…
…FRIDAY, lD-CE-M13ErR 5, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TON T RE 1 Yale Drama Head TO CITY TOMURH, i Stays for Special Session sat N v York Following Adjourunment of Coiventlion PRESENTS TWO P APF RS New York City, Dec. 4.-Followinm adjournment of the annual conventio of the American Society of Mechanica Engineers here today, Prof. O. W Boston, acting director of the engin eering shops at the University o: Michigan, will remain in this city to- ...…
…PAGE ErIGHlT TEMCIA AL THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the bulletin is constructive notice t;., all nembhers of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to th* P-esident until 3-:30 p. m. (11:30 a. nm. Saturday, Volume FRID)AY, DECEMBER ~i , 192.1 Nitmijer 0'' Medical Vacuity: Doctor William J. Mayo will deliver the first of the lectures of the 'Mayo Lectureship" at 4:15 this afternoon in the Science Auditori...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
… 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...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…! 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 ...…
…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...…
…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,...…
