…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ADAME PETROVA WHO APPEARS TuN(lGhT A13ii ater in "The White Peacock," a play written by the star herself, who has gained much fame as a writer and actor. ICE CREAM FRATERNITY MARBTHAN SET FORNOVEMBER22 Entries in Intramural Run Assure Popularity of New Event Entries for the interfraternity mar- athon which is to be held on Nov. 22 are coming in rapidly in the Intra- mural office, advance dope indicating that this inn...…
…SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY HARDING TO CONSULT DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN LEADERSON LEAUE' Volume I SATUVRDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1920. Number 29. PLANS ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS WHICH AMERICANS WILL BACK The Regents at their meeting Nov. 3 determined to meet hereafter, ex- ept when otherwise specially voted, on the first Friday of each mouth at (By Associated Press) :30 a. m. The ne't meeting of the Regents will therefore be held Dec. &K Marion, Nov. 5. - Pre...…
…'TTC lHE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1923 ..--.. \ ,: r... . ...... r"" 'uiitL iiiY+' ,,,, i. , .. _ ._ ,I S"TI IKS S Ae STRUGGLE WITH HAWKEYE hore Teamn Displays Best Playing refused to quit. Van Dervoort con- of Season in Downing tinued playing until after being in- 4wao jured the second time he had to be carried from the gridiron. VANDERVOORT AND GRUBE Slaughter and Steele were both BOTIH INJUREI1 iN FRACAS going strong throug...…
…PAGE S~IX ..,,,W r r THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER E, ;1!25 ________________- A IT lit- I v FORE I GN f f .1 W ,' WOLVERINES LEAVEIs T ATTI R1 PDIIL F i } ! 1 .j -r.e nvistmas Air TourHAHBIERS ENIRAIN osesL FOR URBANA MEET I I UU R IILL 1UIiI LLB Herrnstein Replaces Gregory; Oter Runored tliages Fail T Materialize EXPECT HARD GAME Determined to conquer Northwest- ern, and to keep its goal line uncross- ed, Michigan'...…
…1 T i-IF ~IviCir flA E V WMIC mo HAII'VARIU Mob EXPE UTS a # v #. i 4 L I A OJ" 1 1 V 1 .'-4 1 1-1 1 1 TO DEFEAT WOLVERINE FORGES I . ... .. .,yam s OPTIMIlSTIl SPIRIT PERVADES CRIMSON CAMP LCNCERNI-NGRESULTOf-TUSSLE NOTRE DAME BACKFIELD STARS RECALL FAMOUS COMBINATIONt Basketball Comes Before Philosophy on Badger Campus 4 t i i t Q Crimson Victory Over Powerful Florida Team Bodes Ill I for Michigan.< LATf N! POWER SHOWN ...…
…I P~AGE- SI THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMIBER 6, 1926 ,. . .. /{/ l Y _ ... . ' _ I I MfHflNHARRIERS TO MEET OWIO STATE AND ILLINOIS IN, FIRST REAL TEST TODAY, CROFOOT STARS { ON BADGER TEAM TI I To RIANGULAR MEET IS FIRST Conference contender. However, Cap- REAL TEST FOR COACH tain Briggs and Hornberger, both of FARRELIS MEN whom are veterans, are expected to improve with every meet as they are 0110 hAS STRONG TEAM not yet at ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NUEM 1R 6, i92 i YPREPARES TO SINK NAVY THIS SATURDAY For l arpham Trophy ALA UOLL[ LS NRDBS IN FAST TIME SATURDAY UPOL IGHIUL BIG nnnnwnr Trail By Morris Quinn Despite weather conditions andEipi fliTIlflfroNR urru yr B I1I1111:111111lililiillllili1111111111111IYI 11 mdycorethe freshman cross~.I 1M S~ !IL~ counry eamjogged out asusa In commenting upon Michigan's the services of Judd Timm, the last Saturday morning o...…
… Michigan Awarded BIG GREEN ELEVEN BOASTS TWO OF EAST'S GREATEST Buckeye Harriers Nine PI'sit tnS OnHALFBACKS FOR 1927 SEASON IN MARSTERS AND LANE By Loss Big Ten Tank Team I.Of Veterajh Stars Ineligibility and injuries have com- )hined to reduce what at the outset Sof the 1927 season appeared to be a Jpowerful Ohio State cross country team to an aggregation of more or less doubtful strength, although tra- dition indicates that Dr. Frak Castl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY NOT r 'Lit' III Jill I _ _ kM WOR KS HARD O H PURPLE TILT r to be Back at Left Half With Rockwell at Quarter Position Hits Hard IASRAIGRS GIAISu i Tutor Northwestern Eleven )W IN AT TACKLE Coach Luttle continued his drive to prepare Michigan's eloven for a stiff game against Northwestern Saturday when he ran tile entire squad through a strenuous workout yesterday after-- Every man on the roster who was...…
…6 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1921 7 T S1ooks and Authors "THE CHARMED CIRCLE" But I'm beginning to see it's all such a wonderful little plan. Lines cross- ing and crossing, and our destinies to "The Charmed Circle," a first novel make up the pattern-A charmed by Edward Alden Jewell, is a blithe circle!'" volume, delicately sophisticated, yet At times the little plan seems some- pervaded with an ingenuous delight. w...…
…i Student Finds Pleasant Work, Congenial Spirit At University The cold weather is near or here and we have the nece a spirit of good will and well as the work in the machine shop. y here at the University "I have been most fortunate in find- articles to make yoU comfortable EAT THE 712 itStateI ANYWHEHE. BUT AT REX'S CLUB LUNCH Arbor Street and Packard Streets "There is congeniality A Reliable Jeweler C HAPMAN 113 South Main ack to We are ...…
…)VEMBR 0,1 230 -; .i vLti... _i _s , TH4E MICHIGAN DAILY ADVE~RTISING AT 3 P.M. LOST ! WANTED LOST "at, night near Tun t~ ria n jA NUMBER of energetic students de- Churchi purple silk umbrella. Re- siring to earn money during spare ward. Phone 3011-R. hours. Con~genial and profitable dGNW STWTHwork:. For 'particulars, address the '1Ield, WRITursA.H on Palmer , Garvin Institute, 4109 Woodward ,Fild' hurda.-Reward Mar- {AveDtot ih garet Bl...…
…FRIDAY, NVEMI3ER 6, 1925 THTE MICHIGAN DATLY r A P.M . A D V R T IS I N GU CLOSES gCLOSE$ A C3 M ADVERTISING AT 3 PM Appointed Viceroy f l i illllililliliill ll llililll111i li ililllllllllll il#I i111111 i 1ll I1ltlli i l l, News Fro Other Colleges Frog, Chicken ad Steak Diners Served at - W'tASHINGTON- Umiversities an.=d term. The final decisions wrill ],c! BOULEVARD N colleges in the United States have a made at th( cnd of te ilemes...…
…T 'HE lMITC -H C -X , DA IY- TOBETMOHIGN Defeat by Dartmouth Adds Hope That Michigan can Win T npartaint Game.. DEFENSE SHOWS DEFECT (Continued From Page Six) forget this 20 to 20 battle to a dead- lock. Buring the first half the Crimson eleven, crytallizedl in to a *relentles4s driving force, rushed the ' Cadets off their feet to amass a 13 to 0 lead. Aroused to a fighting *pitch that was undeniable, the 'West Poiniters; completely 'turne...…
…SATURDAY, NUVERB R 6,19-26 "T"HE . I HI A DAILY PAGE SEVEN .*.i FOUND1 (tla0 ifitb Aurrisiu n FOUND--A lot of fellows have found! The Good Clothes Shoppe, 711 N. FOR RENT Univ. Ave., and taken advantage of FOR RENT-Five room apartment,, the splendid Special Offer that is with garage, in desirable location, being made until Nov. 15, to give. between Campus and Hill. Dial b ne ter $. airo.1pants,toiv 5290. 35-36437Ia xr 70 aro att match thei...…
…1928 TH{E RICH Tlk" g L Y :. THE MICH.IGA......N. . ...AIL....Y... YEARLING WESTLERS[ JUNIOR VARSITY LOST KALAMAZOO CLASS IF I E D .CNTEST IN FINAL FOUR SECONDS ADVERTISING Football with a last second thrill the backfield in the second quarter, Pwas the order of the day at Kala- helped the B team by some splen- NOTICE mazoo last Saturday when a suc- did booting from back of the goal -- - cessful pass brought victory for line in these tryin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CHICAGO CAPTAIN RECEIVES INJURY FROM PIMLICO TRACK IRiaecrs of eih (ouit laim Ile Wonhi Tiie Won f utorify Rae Etee;,+ For 'Fl Ihwing' THATE R 3rd and Last Week! Shrtir Sunday, November 6 TiS COLUMN CLOSES AT3 P.M. COLUMN CLAG3 S mall leather loose-leaf note bookRewanrd in ewcess of value to n Charls K. Hua, 307 Dvi- icio. Di;, 5865. 42, 413, 44, 45 LOS- ver fcuntain pen, last Mon- a, e een ill Auditorium and ~12 awr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY A SIFt Td~s ICOLUMN CLOS[S AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING 1101 SALE COLLEGlA'TE Ti EDOS for sale. Peaked lapels or shawl collared coat. Prices $36.50 and $850. Call at 807 E. Washlngton or phone NOTICE FRESH SHIPMENT Gilbert's Pana- mas. One-two-three- and five pound boxes. Reserve yours now. Arcade Ph armacy. 481-M2. Ask forBowman. 48 - . A k-r;wa .FISCHER'S Exposition Orchestra of 'ORD TOURING Car with starter. Kalamazoo at...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE 7 1 1 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE 7 The Story of "Box 147" (Continued From Page One) doors. They were laden down with bundles, which separated into white paper, stencils, and a can of mimeo- graphing ink. One sat down at a typewriter and wrote madly. The mimeographing machine was inked- and half the inker as well! One fed the paper, one turned the wheel, one st...…
…THE MICHTGAN DAILY If you are hungry, or If you are- thirsty, or If you just need a friend,-- Drop in at that friendly place. TUTTLE'S LUNCH ROOM SERVICE MEN WORING EoRiPE. 01, Lr e IZ COMPLETION; WIL L DDIATE TJ SOLILRDAD For every order of 4 (By Lyman Fenwick) Archer '2, P . Lawtn '2, rold -fr'om 7.30 A. M. uni Like the ghost in Hamlet, "Doom'd Frog'41 n a .Auud'4 for a certain term to walk the night" 208-Mtte nuono hesr seems to hav...…
…EIGHIT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBR 6,s 192; DAILYOFFICIAL 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. mn. Saturday.) Volume 4 TUESD)AY, NOVE3IB.ER 6, 19213 'umber 3S University Senate : The first regular meeting of the University Senate for the year 1923- 1924 will be held in Room C, Law Building, at eight o'...…
…PAGE MOOT .____ '4--7--, THE MICHIGAN DAILY P'RT'b-k , N0VMMTrR -I25 ~A~ ~tflTFR... ,.. ..~, 92 .DLY 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. Saturdays). Volume VI FRIDAY, N OVEHBER f, 1925 NumbEr 4) Notice to AllFaculty Members: At meetings of the Regents held January 10 and April 25, 1919, the Boar...…
…THE"MICHIGAN DAILY' W11~Th7W~ThAV 'NW~V A I~I~ DAILY 4,Cl4w7.l '[1 d 3 JL V e xsrcrv IDAILY OFFICIAL BulL ETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all member, of the Unriversity. Olopy received by the Asistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p, M.-(11:30 a. in. Saturday) ONMONEY STATUS, UyneyUiversity Lecturer Talks t on Relations of States .' I .. VOL. XL. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBIER 6, 1829 No. 3) NATION EDITOR WILL GIV...…
…( THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1926 DAILY OFFICIAL-LL- 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. Saturdays). SATITUIDA Y, N 0V FM BE!lt 6, 1926 Number 35 Unl ersity Lecture: ANATOLE FRANCE INT ET'. 1. Edouard Champion of Paris, will lec- ture in French, with lantern slides on his personal recollections ...…
…DAILY 'T'UESDAY, NOVEMBER G, 1928 .DA.LY. TU.S.....NOVEMBER--,-1--- .5. versity Lecture: Doctor Frank G. Boudreau, Assistant Medical Director of the League rations Health Committee, will give a lecture on "The Work of the Ith Organization of the League of Nations-An Experiment in Inter- onal Collaboration" Friday, November 9, at 4:15 p. m. in the West ical Amphitheater. The public is cordially invited. Fraternities giving parties on Satu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Al LY 0FFI\CIAL BULLETIN lication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until ) p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) %0 W"Mmwp 8. SUNDJTAY, -NOVEM~BER 6. Number 41. ate Council:{ The regular meeting of the Senate Council will be held in the President's ce at 4:15 p.m. on Monday, November 14. F. E. Robbins. versity Senate: The first regular meeting...…
…TI IE- MICHIGAN DAILY LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN" ~ion in the Bulletin is constructive notice U,, all members of versity. Copy received by the Assistant to th,,' P'-esident until m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1921 Number 39 U. S . Honors Mexican Chief ._~ building.M Whimsies will be received at Press Eugene, Ore., Nov. 5.-U~niversit 7 :30-Alpha Nu mecets in Alpha Null building until Nov. 10.! Idaho's cross country team, Pa ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1921 THIIHGNDAL AAIE UDYtOEME ,12 - I t1 -"-"'i III UNITARIAN CHURCH State and Huron Sts. SIDNEY S. ROBINS, Minister "The Adventure of World Good Will" is the subject of the sermon at the service Nov. 6, 10:40 A. M. Prof. Francis W. Kelsey will speak at 6:00 P. M. on "Our Heritage from the Past." V. P. N. U. supper at 5:30. Out at 7. All Seats Free! i i I TODAY'S CHURCH. SERVICES I' -'I ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ti men r5 ":'he e wl b e a' Miiethiig korI,'io house presidents at 4 o'clock Wedfres- d~y Nov~ 9; ini Sarah 'CMWdll' An~gell Dean.Myra $r Jordan will bQ at home for all University women from 3 to 6 o'clock Tuesday afternoons. Thesre will be a meeting of the Jun- ior Girls' play committee at 4 o'clock -Moniday afternoon in Betsy Barbour house.- 9 Indoor work in gymnasium classes will start on Thursday, Nov. 10. Uppercla...…
…EXTRA Ar Alwi4t r t a n A6F 4& Adbr EXTRA VOL. XXXVII. No. 35 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1926 PRICE FIVE CENTS 1A WEBER'S LINE PLUNGE, PASS TO OOSTERBAAN SCOR E T OUCH DOWNS OHIO HARRIERS TAKE RACE SCORE BY QUARTERS GILBERT'S PUNTING AGAINST HIGH WIND FEATURES FIRST PERIOD FRIEDMAN'S PLACE KICK BRINGS FIRST SCORE TO MICHIGAN IN SECOND QUAR TER By Wilton A. Simpson, Sports Editor. FERRY FIELD, Nov. 6.-Michigan s...…
…i [ l .'-7 V +.. rr _ """ _" FFICIAL BULLETIN I SUNDRAY, INOVEMTBER at011991 N(umber 87 C e a ti n n ti a B b, ircles in view of the pending c9nfer- nce at Washington on limitation of rinament and Far Eastern ques- Jons. Washington, Nov. 5.-"The assassi- nation of Premier Hara will resalt in ao change in Japan's attitude toward :he conference on limitation of arm- ment and Far Eastern questions," Baron- Shdehara, the Japanese am- as...…
…4 ,ETWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1926 * money, being raised by schools, col- leges, and alumni bodies throughout the country, will be used to erect thel jiHblished every morning except Monday Walter Camp Memorial Arch at the 4pting the University year by the Board in ttrol of Student. Publications. entrance to the Yale athletic fields. a of Western Conference Editorial On it will be inscribed the names of A aation. ithe s...…
…4t atit SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1921 University Opens September 16" (By Hughsten . MeBain) W hat The Daily W ould Say Should The birthdays. For example, if a And from now on, each and every was born March 9, he would year the University shall commence Liberty Calendar Be Universally figure from the first of the yes on Tuesday, Sept. 16. Christmas va- A ing 31 days for January, 28 f cation will begin Friday, ...…
…': s, ,, F . " '. , o s, "i92 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRR All 4.. .. i ~.. A+ s d i j b ;i q® y1 Y . t t [tD[ 01PTflRAILl Alpha Phi Defeats IANONECOMMITTEE Dean Lo6vd Speaks d m ~ wAdelias heever !Girls FRPNILEI ALI On Ad \anced Studyr a yVt Social supremacy will rest with the - ~ t L1LFY& . l Despite the fast :playing. of Sylvia women of the University on the night! "There are tor steps necessary ini ,Baird, '28Ed, Adella' Cheeve...…
…I iL iVMiCIUAN JAILY MAGALINE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1921 WM. GOODYEAR & COMPANY A Sale of Silk Underwear { . I'1 What's Nekv at Goodyear's \i "" 'I Silk undergarments, as you know, are the acme of dainty luxury. Usually they cost more than many wo- men can easily afford to pay. But at these prices - which are very special - they are marked so that ev- ery woman may purchase. The more foresighted will not only buy for their own needs; they...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY. r BATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6,,1920' ~'AGE FOUR 'SATURDAY, NOVEMB1I~R C,192~ 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. Saturdays). Volume VII SATURIAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1926 Number 35 «_.. ._ --.: University Lecture: ANATOLE FRANCE INTIME. M. Edouard Champion of Paris,...…
… Learning Spanish First Hand (By Millard H. Pryor) "I felt in a general way that every prospective language teacher should live for a while in the country whose language he intends to teach," is a statement made by Prof. Charles P. Wagner, of the Spanish department. "Only the foundation can be laid in the classroom. The best plan is to saturatie oneself with the theory of the subject and then to go to the foreign country. Students who have pr...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAE, NOVEMBFRt , 1921 Reviewing The Reviewers (By It. D. S.) and the remarks concerning it are anyone would have been arrested for writing 'Three Soldiers' was to ex- When Sinclair Lewis wrote 'Main extraordinarily varied, ranging from writing while the war was in progress. pose what he considered a nation- Street' he stepped into a fair sized utter damnation, through a long It purports to be the 'Now It Can ...…
…"Three Soldiers" in Judge, has a good time snickering to h over the author's funny name th doesn't get time to offer much cism. He does say, however, "There is no question of its sin It is the hurt, angry cry of a fin who has felt the crush of the mi stamper. We heartily recomme to the disarmament conference.' Although he has not yet pu criticized the book, H. L. Menc quoted by the publishers as s that it is the best book yet w about the war b...…
… "THE CHARL ED CIRCLE" But I' a won (By L. E. W.) ing an "The Charmed Circle," a first novel make by Edward Alden Jewell, is a blithe circle! volume, delicately sophisticated, yet At ti pervaded with an ingenuous delight. what t neth's It is a comedy of adventure, the ad- too get ventures of Kenneth, an American boy, the sp living with his elderly, sentimental colors guardian in a Paris pension. ' most Kenneth is a worldly young seraph, whilec...…
…"GrowIth of The Soil"- May Lead Nuisance in Literature" was one of T he Story of "B ox 147" m be a lttle early to pick "the the Francis Bergen Foundation lee- novel of the year," but several review- tures. The Francis Bergen Lecture (Continued From Page one) least two Juniors on the staff, eo that ers, from a consideration of books Foundation is one of the most inter- doors. They were laden down with the magazine will functif, continual- publi...…
…UNITARIAN CHURCH State and Huron Ste. SIDNEY S. ROBINS, Minister "The Adventure of World Good Will" is the subject of the sermon at the service Nov. 6, 10:40 A. M. Prof. Francis W. Kelsey will speak at 6:00 P. M. on Our Heritagesfrom the Past." Y. P. R. U. supper at 1:30. Out at 7. All Seats Free!l FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Huron, Below State 10:30 - Worship and Commun- ion Service. Rev. Howard R. Chapman will preach. 12:00 - Sunday School Session....…
