…v PAGE TWO THE M A It 1t'ilrf D AlLy THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 7w 1020 a s a. MICr-a aN fl r+ka t.Y aTa.r t~fA O~M~R 112 nmi innrin nw uri I 14Ml llk SENE0 [N NF Aged Mother of Mexican President Halos 5DI l10NP1 N Senators Brookhart and Blease Deno; A E PP N E TOPlane, Flight on First Trip to LosAngele Politicians in Capitol Enforcement CBMMJTTEIS Carnival Will be Climax of: ri ___.: National Glider Week, :?3 Charles "Young, Chairman of ".s No...…
…- - . T H E M I 1.... - i F J l..r -t-' N- is ° / ,A T T PAGE THREE . .. i.Maa CY M:a c. L i. MY' 1Y LA,"1 V... 1O. ..: ;.: ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____.. *T4 * ._u A ___* A _._.11-.. .. RUTHVEN ISSUES STATEMENT ON CARNEGIE REPORT PRESIDENT- SAYS SANER ATTITUDE Of ENTHUSIASTIC ALUMNI NEE[DED Tfln inunr ATIr riri n PTINTul Ambassado~r 'Resigns for New Post { I ~ R II~l...…
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… 1, , I W&I Q IVA 9 11 A W , :,. _, e. ' r . ." .. _ ...Y YY .friYYr - - L. ... .. _ _ p HOUSE PHESIDENTS ASSIGNED AR TICLES Samples of Articles to be Ready for Approval by Monday, November 18. DROP POSTER CONTEST New Advertising Arrangement to be . Secret Feature This Year. Letters will be received this week by the presidents of all women's houses on campus, assigning arti-I des which the houses are to con-4 tribute to the League ...…
…PAGE IX I TH-iMTCICAN D A I L, THURSDAY, XNOVEM13M,1.0~,t29 U- A Ilr r r - .. w .r r.r -1 -_ WOLVER NESo GIVI FHESBMENDISBUCKEYE CROSS COUNTRH TEAM TO ARRIVE ,FRIDAY A A F EN Some indication of the strenth 0,1'F NS ofthe Wolverine opponents in the1 triangular cross country track meet between Michigan, Ohio State, Kipke Returns to Ferry Field; and Illinois over the Michigan Stresses Defense; Tries New courset Sturday may be gleaned Combi...…
…t THURSDAY. NOVEMBER~ 7, 1920 THE N/IICHI'G-N D.A tJ., T4~NTC-T A ... - ...., ..,L . .. Crimson Entrains T4 day for Game With ]I'Ic higan'C~IU VET1NDISIFI w ; IS FIRST HAR YARD INVASION OF WEST Sideline Chatter By Edward Warncq, Sports editor. CDVHI ICIIDhIL~TOLAN TIES WORLD MARKFOR LIE N FFNSVE,100 -METERS ON, GERM AN 'A Continued fromn Palge 0,.Col. 7) ,ju (tcsdcision, ithWilliams sotbarnstorming trip tc Vancou~- in declared,, ncw...…
…PAGE MOR1 ".r j T If -: Y DAI LY ;4m -.: .l DAILYOFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the $uilet.iz 1U acnstructi:e notice to all member,; of the University. Copy i ecei ed by the As81stant to the ?rest- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) VOL. XL. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1929 No. 34 for end NOTICES To All Student Occupants of Fletcher Hall: Fletcher Hall is closed student occupancy from Monday evening, Nov. 11, 1929, until the ...…
…&iL # ummr EATHER nerally fair with rising eratures. l3~ilia x l ASSOCIATED MEMBER OF THE PRESS I X, NO. 38 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1929 PRICE FIVE CEN RTISER'S CRAfT ISPLACEDC SAY E MM IN LECTUIRE' They War Over Young Plan ?POSITION OF USES MOST OF ADVERTISING BODE FORESEEIS NEEDrNE F NEW DEVELOPMENT IN EDUCATION THEORY NEW MODES OF LIVING DEMAND MORE COHERENT IDEAS - AND PRINCIPLES TALKS AT JOINT MEETING ...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY Ir 'urmmer Published every morning except Monday luring the University Summer Session by. he Board in Control of Student Publications. The Associated Press is exclusively en- itled to the use for republication of all news lispatches credited to it or not otherwise :redited in this paper and the local news pub- ished herein. Untered at the Ann Arbor, Michigan,j postoffice as second class matter. Subscription by carrie...…
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…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY __ IAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publicaton in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all mem- ers of the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean f the Summer Session until 3:30, excepting Sundays. (11:30 a. 1. Saturday). OL. IX WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1929 No. 38 it Coupons: n the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts, in the School of ation, and in the Graduate School, credit .for work done during the m...…
… THE WEATHER Generally Fair with Possible Showers . 'ummi x i "k t rl i i~IaitiP MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED, PRESS VOL. X, No. 12 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 7, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS DR, DIXON DISCUSSES CONTROL Of DISEASE AT HEALTHINSTITUTEI CLINICS ARE NOW ORGANIZED TO GAIN CONFIDENCE OF PATIENTS PSYCHOLOGY IS EMPLOYED Clinic Administration Is Moulded About Nursing Staff; Medical Services Independent To obtain and hold the confi...…
…ea au rw k THE ,SUMMER. MICHIGAN DAILN SUNDAY, JULY "7, 1929 k~ALtk! *VWU THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAIL\ SUNDAY, JULY '7, 1929 1 4. uegeneral, but, we believe, a moments i consideration of the scrambling, i rh4j ng au Dal- tU. grafting methods of trade which have prevailed under the high Published every morning except Afonday tariff regime will show the neces- during the University Summer Session by sits for some new system for post- the Board ...…
…SUNDAY, JULY 7, 1929 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRE TEAMS FROM SIX STATES TO PLAY HAWKEYE ELEVE*N INDIANA WILL SEND THREE RIVALS, WISCONSIN, ILLINOIS TWO MICHIGAN GAME NOV. 23 Carroll and Monmouth Are Only Colleges Sending Teams; Ohio and Minnesota Also Play IOWA CITY, July 7-Iowa's two football teams, the varsity and re- serve elevens, will combat repre- sentatives of six states during the eleven-game schedule next fall. Between S...…
…PAGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 7, 1929 PAGE FOUR SUNDAY, JULY 7, 1929 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is c6'nstructive notice to all mem- bers of the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean of the Summer Session until 3:30, excepting Sundays. (11:30 a. m. Saturday). Volume IX SUNDAY, JULY 7, 1929 No. 12 Dean's Advisery Committee, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: A meeting of th...…
…Do Not Fail To Register For All-Campus Elections Ton 'torrow *** * * * * * ESTABLISHED 1890 4,p 4kw 'Nil Ailk. m 1&. - 4: mvwl I t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 159. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1929 Shutr Isues allFuturistic Setting ! RUN IN LASIINNINGss REGISTRATN FOW FT Featur PartyEPRT DEBENTUREBoard Ann Poten Actors Gather n Mimes Annual Classic Dance Is Single 'Th treTil ekFr 1 M O [ CIO SI CsueBl O er ah T es...…
… PAGE TWO , ORATORICAL ENTRIES WILL SEKTONIGHT, . reliininary Speeches Scheduled For Tonight; Record Number Of lfauuscripts Received THREE PRIZES OFFERED Contestants in the Thomas E. H. Black New Testament oratorical contest will speak at 7 o'clock to- night in Room 302, Mason hall. This will be the preliminary round in this annual contest. Manuscripts have been received by Prof. D. T. Hollister of the speech department who is in charge of the...…
…" TJMDAY, MAY 7, I _.:, .. - MT 2Hr .: .4 _t. Mr 'nt r ~rnsflAY, MAY '7, 1929 PAOE imfl STUDENTS ASKED, TO HELP ANRUAL TAG DAY' PROJECT FOUR HUNDRED BOYS WILL BE GIVEN OPPORTUNITY FOR SUMMER VACATION TODD CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN To Open Fresh Air Camp Drive Tomorrow HOMER H. GRAFTON, DIRECTOR OF FRESH AIR CAMP, MANY NEW ADDITIO CHOOSES BOARD OF GOVERNORS FOR 1929 SESSION CAMP PLANNED The Umversity Fresh Air Camp jwasbegun in 1921 by Lewis C...…
…F. ME FPOt T 4 -M*It fYc A m TI l i__J y TUTSDA V. IvIA 7 -1, 1., ria Xt "ra .. . a.av r.. aas. r.a 4.as: a 3V1 it x ! ... 1..)L:T i + + for the last twelve weeks, consid- erably brightens the outlook on the Published every nornig except Mondayreparations situation. dtu ing the University year by the Board inrp iuain Control of Student Pu lications. - Member of Western Conference Editorial ( iVF A etr. V l Association. The Associated...…
…MV, tAVLTHE MTCHICAR -U TEY-- PAC*E mgr, a ,, ",W p ILVAVA 1 .../ s'rL EL"N. I Y 0 PET ERSON FAVORS la - COMMITTEE CHOOSES LEADERS AND AIDESOBINA NOF UNDERGRADUATE WOMEN DRAMA IC CL BS IThe League buildng will openi - -formally in every department at dramatPC I5 o'clock tonight, and thereafter; An association of the dramatic all its club and hotel servicesj Tant, as well as a chronicle of the and language clubs at the Univer- will b...…
…'rtE MAY -}1J1929 AG THE MIC14ICA D A T L Y Michigan Netmen ScoreShutout Against Ins liana WOLVERINES DISP LAY Indiana Players Fail To Force Any Of VarsityMen Into More Than Two Sets WEATHER HAMPERS PLAY Chalking up their second shut-t out conference win of the season Michigan's Varsity tennis team swept to a decisive 9-0 win over Indiana yesterday afternoon on the Ferry Field courts. Despite the unfavorable weather conditions the Wolve...…
….TUESD'AY, ~MAY ,7, 1929 TH-E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SE!VEN PLAY BY PLAY ACCOU WINOVER NEIJI BALL First Inning MEIJI.--McAfee took the mount for Michigan. Zenimura rapped sharp grounder to Kubicek and wa thrown out. Myron threw out Tabe Myron also tossed out Matsuki. Nt runs, no hits, no errors. MICHIGAN.-Akagi, a southpaw pitched for ,Meiji. Tabe muffet Nebelung's grounder, a rifle sho peg to first just failing to nip th runner. Corriden sa...…
…T~4r MTr -TTr.N~ nA Ef It AY ., TMAY 7, 1121 i 1 A ..i:.. tYl l _ t. K. l e,_Y t- t a...i n a a-.a .w DAILY OFFICIAL. BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Prospective Librarians: Students of the College of Literature, Science and the Arts who are! expecting to become candidates for the degre...…
…Faculty, Town, And Gown Unite To Swell Damage Fund Total ESTABLISHED 1890 'Sr 4-* tr 4,t!- an Iat MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXIX. No. 115. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1929 EIGHT PAGES STUDENT COU NCI Vo Your Bit &MICHIGANBAND SiUDENimBUILT !Loyalists Rout l Mexican .Rebels Gil Sees ,Specdy *End To Revolt; CONNIBUTIONS SWELL VINDICATION FlNH -RPONSORHnR lAll V O PAV ACiS 1 RESTOREl THADiTIONS HERE FORMIDABLE COMM...…
….. T, H M I=CH I A 1V ii1&ffI - _ __ __ _ _ ., - - '- _ - - - E .__. - I i A GPLANTASKS!Prof. Brown Takes Part In Reunion Of INREASEIN BUilG Old Hoover Staffs fllAttendsFirst Reception Of The AfTHII BOfl H New Administration Following InauguralParade PRESENT PLANT INADEQUATE Having met his old chief as FOR UNIVERSITY SAYS President of the United States, PARDON Prof Everett S. Brown of the poli- -tical science department returned SUPPLIES...…
…~~.. ,. MIC 14Tc2 N wTE .. e w .; w .... .. . FnRTPV rvuITIuEminent Democrat, DUNLAP AND BLGOSAKE REVEAL GRS Carillon- Committee LW 4' F~#v ?71V NA !nFI x I'%W' F' 11 As XT Z VhtvYw r " J- e't NJ F t UIILU ii LllI 1UI I Indiana Poltician, r'JKU& IY IL/ 1 IAIVCEN TURY ULU Confers Concerning A monkey also shars honor sears. sIAfterIn the April number of Art and became established it was soon cwith the University in the will of ed Jac s ...…
…'rTHE. MICIGANDAL DAILY L a j .... Published every morning except Monday diing the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial 'Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titledtoetheruse for republication of allinews diispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan...…
…, A RC1-1 t,. 19 29 THE MICHICAN DAILY VA JP, rIVE, THU MICI-IIQAN L)AILY J~AUP F~V*~ ... d. ., IM m f - H A 0 S 5Z 'V. ELIABETH HEALY, 'ORGANIZATIONS C UF Theta Sigma Phi ELECTED CH RMAN OF Eection of officers was held at the last meeting of Theta Sigma LL UL LUL IIL Phi on Tuesday. Mary Ptolemy, 2ATthe former president, resigned a few months ago, and just recent-C ly the secretary resigned. c The new president for the rest EIGHT...…
…lvi DAI ? THE DAILY SEI TWO WO LVERINES. CHAPMAN AND MCY LECTS ITS ALL"CONFERENCE QUINTET (CHAPMAN TO LEAD 0 SEETON0~1ILCAKANEOUEN DRILLS NM DAILY ALL CONF7ERENCE O LI First Team CM Tf IJ L Coach Clifford H. Forward - Chapman, (Mich- IM IIJ I) uL LU wrestlers continued igan.) T AE 1G caposi e forward - FPoster, (Wiscon- chmpionhip donc: sin.) I.Coiparative OPfo rmances M eetwtaln Northesten. Fv rkes fTense and defense I Guard-Mills, Cn...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY A f rND U VARSITY AND ILLINI MATMVEN H IIJYY A Illiy 11nois, with three veterans in- _____ clucng 'Allic Morrison, Olympic ~~rrfl ake Fial Slecion ~'champion, entered in the 138, 148, ' uadMkF igalSTectionsOf and 158 pound bouts, still appears Sq~dFoMBd;TexIdor to rate no better than an ven eel rbreak with the Wolverine repro,- -- sentatives who will oppose the PROSPE~CTS NOT 1KNWN 'mlini wrestlers 'in these events 1when...…
…'THEl MTIITCGAN DAILY TUfl.SDAY, 1MARCI T7,112 Senior AMec hanical Engineers; Pollock Will Deal OSTAND- 7TAPPINGf ILL E TR tA1N lMir. Elton iets of the Buiic Motor Cuwpmysa~ will be in room 221 ;F RYOST TOE P ANP O R I West Enginaeering Buildini on Thuesda-y, Marcha , to interview students W~ith Fascist Plans F RE S OE P~ N PO R~~ interested + incrolngi thi raining school, ]erdatm to psitions of A1C1. I4 As a follow up to thec recent (Yost...…
…LSTABLISHED 1890 Jr ita #ari MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX. No. 64. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1928 TWELVE PAGES TO GIVE REVIEW OF NEW_'POETRY' CHICAGO POET WILL LECTURE, BESIDES READING POEMS OF OWN COMPOSITION HAS COLORFUL C A R E E R Life Of Troubador Includes Variety Of Experiences Which Indicate his Restless Spirit Carl Sandburg, Chicago's jour- nalist-poet and "the poet of the midwest," will give a reading of h...…
…I AOR TWO i ICE _MICHICAN DAILY PRMAY, DECEMSER 7, 1928 Z~AQF~ TWO FflIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1928 THiE .MICHIGAN DAILY OPEN FORU0|M OF SC A HARS HAAS ADDRES t'ctor Holds Forum Discussion Inc ,Adwv-ates Rturn To Ni'' rainsm GIL DELIVERS INAUGURAL ADDRESS MATH PROFESSOR TO SPEAK TODAY Continuing the series of Univer- sity lectures, Professor E. R. Hed- rick of the Southern Brank of the University of California will speak' o.n "The Foundation...…
…R FI CA , LEGEivIBER 7, X928, THE M-I HrGA DAILY - FRIDAY, DECEMBER '7~ i92~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY - 1.. c s A- I:: Iy: d Ix : 1 PUn L I N BKeynote Of Coolidge Ninety Year Old1 L Speech To Congress Alumnus Is Active' WITHCOLLGIBUMOR I Is PartyProsperity Eniirnr __ IDespite the fact that he is al-I "The keynote of President Cool- ready ninety years young, Rev. idge's message to Congress is the Charles H. McCreery, '60, A.M. '68,1 Fauster, '2...…
…PAGE F OUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1928 PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1928 MWAMMOMMINumb Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board 2f Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Coaference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- tatled to the use for republication of all thews dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local new...…
…k'i IDAY, DECEMBER, 7, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY DECEMBE 7,12 H I.IA AL Ro l' . ..°. STWJL modA z.s'- :s l FOHeads Junior Play ARE ANOUCED FOT NEW SYSTEM FOR TRYOUTS TO BE INITIATED TO AVOIDr DELAY THIS YEAR SUNS, DANCE REQUIRED. Appointments For Tryouts Must Be .. Made By Women; Will Be Five Minutes Long} First tryouts for the Junior Girls' Play are to be held from 3" to 6 o'clock on Monday, Tuesday, - and Thursday of next week in...…
…T- E. MTCHI-AN- D-A 1LV PRMAY, DUCENMER 7,1028 .....I. ................ . . .A.......... - ----- REVAMPED RINK AT COLISEUM TO OPEN TOMaORROW T RIBUNE TROPHY CHOICE WILL BE nr DIFFnCULT T ASK Willmarth Will Lead Big Ten Will Act On 1929 Siartan Harriers Poor Sportsmanship 1 VI IILD UN-IIIINRV Special' Numbers Of Fancy And°] Speed Skating Are Arranged For Formal Opening PUCK TEAM rf USE RINK ;lut Although the formal opening of th...…
…FRIDAY, DrCE-MBE r, 1928 THE Ic I-CAN DAILY' ,/ THE MICHIOAM flATLY CHOICE OFVAL.UABLE 61 slum in nirrinili T. FRESHMAN CAGE SQUAD CONTINUESSCRIMMAGESj : j U s (Continued from page six) ' seven teams making up the squad. ' - - The original number of yearling p i aspirants was about 120, but the (Continued from page six) first cut left but 1-3 of this num- In the Wolverine line, Pommeren- ber on the squad.z ing's ability and fighting ...…
…4 PAGE EIGHT' -74. E, MI C fII ICA N'D A ILY RIDAY, DECEMBER 7, l92 ~~~AaW~A "even in Catholic countries like Schwimmer asserted that she said, "but I like to keep mv fcet ~ 1 I, I . wamm DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Vol. 39 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1928 No. 64....…
…Feature[ Section Y it ian 4:3Alg t I ]Feature Section Vol XXXIX. No. 64. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1928 TWELVE PAGES Introducing The 1928 0 GROPW 4%50 U 1;0.t o n Opera "Rainbow's End," Twenty-Third Annual Union Opera Opens Week's Run at Whitney Theatre Monda- Said to Be Most Original and Spectacular College Musical Show Ever Produced ainy New Features Added y Night N EXT Monday night will mark the opening of "R...…
… j'AGE TE~N THE MI C HI GA N DAIL-Y FRIDAY, DECEMB3ER 7, 192~3 DAILY SEE - Twenty-third Annual Opera - - MICHIGAN UNION 2-5 o'clock MRO WHITNEY THEATRE 10 lto'o.clock _ Prices-.-$1 .504$3.09 T 'here Is S-till Ti m e i '12 b '3 End" Climaxes Colorful His tory to have that' suit and overcoat custo4-In -aiored before Christmais vacationI. RR P ODUP IO 1:AIISTC PU'RE O INIANhis work as a female impersonator PRALSI CPUEBO INIANin vau...…
…PRrDAY, DE~CEMBE1R 7, 192 , ,T HFMICI-IGANDAILY PAr+ , ;r t v SUCCESS PROPHESIED STUDENT HEA°D BILLIANCY FEATURES D"IRECT OPIFRA UNUSUAL TICKET SALE' FOR "RAINBOW'S ENDO ICO198PMI O OPERABloMO Bs ..................................._______________ - -- - Fine 1M 0c net Assiduous Training Indian Seting Allows Ritualistic Clusitnas ra bowlt n )pc a llt ill ($ Choruses and Cast Add ~ Music to be IncorporatedToDa rgC''d X ; ally to the Sh ow...…
…THE MICHIGAN D A I LY FRTDAY, I rY TtB1 c 7, 1923 -H--M-CHGAN-DAIL I11 all 111 I i 1111.I il 01 91Giri ,p _ a, i NDU~ ir I.~ III IM hI 1 ' 1111.1,11111111111111111111U!I1II11I111111111 1.1 11111 l lilt '1" UI 11 11U 1,'11',11 _, J1 1 Wi t Alimited number of good seats still remain for the Ann Arbor showing of the most original and lavish Opera in history, playing next week at the Whitney Thec- tter Monday through Frida...…
…It ~43U 4 at XXIX. No. 39. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1928I PRICE FIVE CENTS I HREaS NEW YORK Happy Warnor Vanquished CRUSHING SMITH OWNED IN HOME STATE (By Associated Press) Gov. Smith's own New York has dealt his presidential hopes a hard blow by turning to Herbert Hoover es tabulation of the state vote1 neared completion. Having lost his earlier advantage for the 45 electoral votes, he had hoped to make the nucleus o...…
…D Alt Y WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, pows"W .... Bar Members Favor GARGOYLE, BURLESQUING FOOTBALL, Local Hou Capital Punishment' WILL MAKE APPEARANCE THURSDAY Petiti Dedicated to the great God Foot- yard Lampoon" and other maga- Vote of Michigan Bar Association ball, the November number of zines, a page of drama criticism, CITIZENS PR( Shows Majority Favor "Gargoyle" will blaze forth Thurs- and a newly created page o...…
…7, 1929 .THE ICHI N DAILY 'PAC 7, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAi 2 FRESHMAN ELECTIONS~ SCHEDULED FOR TODAYI <. k ~ r Literary Class Of '32 Will Hold Balloting In Natural Science Auditorium At 4 O'Clock CHANGE PLACE OF POLLS Indications are the State Street and Washtenaw machines will'both be on hand at 4 o'clock this after- noon in Natural Science auditorium to settle the freshman literary class elections, and lock horns for the last tim...…
…THE M WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1928 ICHIGAN DAILY THE M... .H.GA...DAILY....DNESDAY...NOVEMBER .7...1928 I - Published every morning except Monday ring the University year by the Board in ntrol of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial sociation. The Associated Press is exclusively en- led to the use for republication of all news patches credited to it or not otherwise edited in this paper and the local news pub- bed ...…
…VEMBER 7, 1928 THE MICHIGAN .: a. a s u ".a aTHF M sCa avTCAN a -ia I- tivL, r l v r- c W&VA - MWvA M STRONG SENIOR TEAM WINS fROM JUNIORS BY SCORE OF 6 TO 2! SOPHOMORES PLAYED WELL TO DEFEAT FRESHMEN IN 4 TO 1 COUNT TEAMS BAVEIMPROVED Two Squads Show Stronger Lines Than A Week Ago And Play Better Stops Supported by a fast forward line, the seniors defeated the juniors, 6 to 2, in the second series in the interclass hockey tourname...…
….THE MICHIGANG DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVS SHMEN DEMONSTR ATE NAVY PLAYS TO VARSITY SQU FAD K{ 11 III 1 1l t ilt 111m lIi llllll flilllt l lllll llZllnlli111111i1F~l l lII i1 EM BEGINSIK IDBeITder Returns IJ[ I s AR-RI I Hawkeye Halfback [rW MAJfLEVENS Leads Big Ten In Points Collected STAY ICI TITLEL UE lu F[Hillul M IB Morri While the Michigan coaches are Defeats Johnny &rgiin, 1929 Varsi driving the Wolverine gridmen Captain, In Thirt...…
…Y, NOVEMBER 7, 1928 THE MICH-IAN D AIL Y "w" 4 ,. _' N Leaders Of Big Ten U :)- 0 doClash'This Week WINS BITT ER BATTLE At Buckeye Stadium Ohio State and Iowa, two teams Team Stages Great Comeback in that were tumbled rather easily Last Half to Wipe Out Sophs lat yere on milen ridirnsill Ten-Point Lead last year an Big Ten gridirons, will meet Saturday in a fray that will SOPIt TEAMLOOKS GOOD determine, temporarily atleast, the leade...…
