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…ptr mA A1L'xiY.I11LLK 7ODAY pr1 DAY ANDIG SERVI( ) No. 12. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTQBER 8, 1921 PRICE F: * FOOTBALLERS IE FOR ANNUAL LVERINE BATTLEI MARKS TWENTY - MEETING OF TWO, SCHOOLS FIFTH CITY ORDINANCE FIXES TAXI FARE According to the city ordinance of Ann Arbor, the driver or owner of any public conveyance may deOmand and receive for carrying passengers from any place within the city of Ann Arbor to any other p...…

…THE WEATHER CONTINUED FAIR AND WARM TODAY ALI AMP AN dab A'. A16- ASSOi PR PAY AND SE] R.CHT \11aIT WI i } F __ VOL. XXXI. No. 4. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1920. A PRICETHRE s .. L CONTINENTAL U25S. OF 05MILLIONS OUTLYING POSSESSIONS RAISE TOTAL CENSUS COUNT TO 118,000,000 GAIN REPORTED OF 14.9 PER CENT IN 10 YEARS Prellmuary Tabulations Per Cent-of People in Cities Show 519 Live (By Associate Press), Washingto...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 LL A6F 4 A16 - .titr4t 4g an at l MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 15 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS I SENIOR LITS5 LAWS5 EL-ECT OF'FICERS FO COMING YEAR HARRY G. MESSER1, '26, CHOSEN LITERARY AYPRESIDENT BY MARGIN OF 12 VOTES NEW BALLOTS TRIED Clayton C. Purdy, '26L, Heads Law- yers; Pha ri es Obliged to Post- Ipolne Election Until Later Hlarry Q....…

…am- , molommommomm ESTABLISHED 1890 It IC41 itW MEMBER ASSOCIATED VOL. XL, No. 8 ANN ARBOR, MICHIvAN, TUESDAY, October 8, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS STATE IN VITE DEPARTMENT' D TO LONDON' Broadway Officially Mac~onald o w- IN- -- - S - a, . afto At - ~fa A n da - -r! ----------------------a. -r- - - 1-------- ------ -------- ....- - - 1 --- Welcomes Vay to Capitol, NAVAL[CONFERENCE Three Other Countries Requested to Join Negotiations...…

…I ESTABLISHED 1890 4Jt att, MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 10 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ___________________________________________________________________________' - - I I DLEGA TES R EFUSE ARB IT RAL TRIBUNAL FOR MINE STRIKES CONSERVATIVES TAKE STEPS TO PREVENT. FUTURE WALK-OUTS URGE CHANGE IN LAWS Delegates To Miner's Federation Vote Favoring Withdrawal O...…

… I ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr .tf .id 4 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS, ............. . . . . . . . ................. ......... .... ............. ....... ... ... .......... ........................ . . . . .. . ................. . VOL. XXXVIII, No. 17 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1927 EIGHT PAG FOREMOST OPPONENTS OF CALLES IN MEXICO ARE REPORTED UNITED NICARAGUAN SAYS JAZZ IS MERELY PHYSICAL APPEAL IS LIKELY ENVOY LELAND PRESI...…

…I TODAYI e 1*1 ZT 't L H Anjo ' I ,I VOL, XXXIII. No. 13 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1922 TWENTY PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ,= ...... TODD' PRESENTS- ARlT COLLECTION TO UNIVERSITYI PAiNTINGS BY AMERICAN FOREIGN ARTISTS INCLUDED ANDI CANADIAN FOREST FIRE TOLL MOUNTS Colbalt, Oct. 7.-Provincial police have identified 48 bodies recovered by searching parties from the north- ern Ontario forest area swe...…

…THE WEATHER UNSETTLED; PROBABLY SlO WERS Y S'irU ~Iaihi MfEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS and WESTERN ICONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATIONI VOL XXXV. No. 14 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS I i TRAITINS DAY EXERCISES WILL BE HELD TODAY 'RESHMAN CLASSES TO ASSEM- BLE AT 11LL II AUI)ITORIUM 1 AT 4 O'CLOCK CONNABLE TO SPEAK First Year Literary Students Will Elect Class Officers At Close ...…

…'er- day during ent Publicat MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for blication of allpnews dispatches credited to it or not otherwise ted in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ixatter. Suoscription by carrier or mail, 350. oices: Amn Arbor Press building, Maynard Street. Phones: Business, 960; Editorial, 2414. Communic...…

…1 i i L ^ ll%-l i. t A y! Y Lt l OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY er; "OF MICHIGAN Publisied 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 posto...…

…PAGE TWO TLI-117 IYII'....-I IA.T\T nAL~fIT V THURSDAY, OCTi PAGE TWO TI-IF 1T'JrAM r'ATTV THURDAYiOC NAME TRYOUTS FORI GLEE CLUB POSTS First IRehearsal Will be Hldciat f7 :3 O'clock Tonight. in School of MWusie Auditoriumi WILL ENTERTAIN OCT. 12 Theodore Harrison, director of the University of Michigan Glec club, has selected the following men to try out for positions in the club at its first rehearsal of the season at 7 o'clock' tonight ...…

…*d !'AG9 W THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, October 8, 1929 #. SLUSSER TERMINATES YEAR'S STUD ABROAD; U , s UNEFMUSATIST SPENDS CONSIDERABLE TIME' SKETCHING, PAINTING AT MUNICH WORKED WITH KORNMANN Visited Voleanic Island of Lipari, Where Exiled Political Enemies of Italy Are Imprisoned. Interesting sidelights on Euro- She Makes 'Em Cheer at Kansas University "ALL YOU NEED IS.A LITTLE NERVE" t ,S Le AliIIIOI Lt1I)SAYS YOUTHFUL PARACHUTE ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AL 1 AL-4 irait+1 it y L/L-SIJ.1 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 126 PHILADELPHIA ASSEMBLY DECRIES BAN ON LURES PLUMMUS OF ROTE STUDENT TR4AINS' Varsity OrganizaRion Pla n To A ppar At Sesqui-Venteniial Concert Itefo e Naoy (i'nje TO HAVE SPECIAL Guests at the National Michigan Alumni banquet at the Bellevue-Strat- ford hotel in Philadelphia on Oct. 29 will be entertained with music by the University band, according to plans whic...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S~a ---- _ : ......... _ _ _._ _ _ _ I it it u It .:, , , . : . j : / / F ° ;s l ; "\ Orr , *!':,' .f f . t , ' 1 i ', -t F_' ; , 'sa ,!fi7 _; y y y h v i _, TOP' ' DRY COATS CLEANER d P hon 4300 Mich.igan Cleaners y days The exotic weaves of the feminine top coat of today require exactinglc skill in cleaning and pressing. This estab- lishment is thor-oughly comipetent for handling thlis work. RE PAIRITNG AND REMODELI...…

…1.1 11 d~ PLAY - WRIT 01 Play-writing Stage wort. ar scope of the club this year posed entirely Stude&tdirec Sarah Caswell Prof. ROY N uric cepartrne writing in She dents interest o'clock any 't 'Inning thisI son hall. A work she the old Fire1 avenue KdO M ing, shops. S Students Undoe Morris of thb a.nd Ar chie lM rector. Membership interested in t bership is $3, ships may be for admittanc4 antes. The t' zation will cc dlor of Univei o'clock...…

…A THE-MICHIGAN DAILY _._. ALL EXPECTATIONSL Local Chamber of Commerce Launeh 0s Drive to Send MusiCIans to Illinois CHEERLEADERS MAN GO Cancels U. S. Trip i - E Last Monday morning the Chamber of Commerce opened the drive for funds to send Michigan's 77 piece band to the Michgan-Illinois football game at Urbana. Monday night $16.1.50 was turned into the Chamber office. A committee of business men brought together by W. Hackley But- l...…

…MICHIGAN DAILY 1. .L OW CAB "Get Acquainted" Tea Well Attended More than seventy-five entering sophomore, junior and senior women attended a "get-acquainted" tea dance given by the Senior society from 3:30 to 5 o'clock Thursday after- noon at Helen Newberry -residence. This was the first of several such occasions planned for this year- by the society to promote friendship and co-operation among all women on the campus. AFTER--- By Van Eve...…

…SATURDA'CS TEAM Johns at Center and Nelson at Full Only Probable Changes In Line-Up for Case Game MICHIGAN ELEVEN ENGAGES IN SNAPPY SIGNAL DRILL Michigan Position Case Cappon........ L.E. . Houriet (Capt.) Goetz (Capt.).. L.T. ......... Boehm Dunne..........'L.G........Droege Vick...........C........Edwards SOCCER NOTICE Chicago Players Declared Lligible Regular soccer practice will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the south end of Fe...…

…R F : 4 :az THE MICHIGAN DAILY nil,~~~~ dents what to think but to teach themi J7jlA k' " " WI5CONow to tik and then to trust thers l H19 tot'cel what to think as year by To Admit Berlin ya:' they facee changingfct ,. ,r I"The Univrsity of Wisconsin (Ioes, ~interior deecratormihfunsyor vGlenn Frank D~eclares IUniverity oous; it exists to free your minds. I Should Prove 1Retreait lroi ; The ,scoo (does not exist merely to; World of IDog'ma tra...…

…TUESDAY, October 8, 1929 'THE MICHICAN .D_ L. 'PAGE TI EXCHANGE OF AMBASSADORS BRINGS ANGLO-RUSSIAN TRADE RESUMPTION I PUBLICATION POLICIES Special Interviews, Art Features Will Be Innovations in 1929-30 Magazine STAFF SEEKS REGULARITY [SCREEN1 REFLECTIONS On View Today. Michigan: "Wonder of Women," with Lewis Stone and Peggy Wood. Majectic: Dangerous Curves," with Clara Bow and Richard Arlen.1 Wuerth: "On With the Show," all-talking...…

…..y RIDAY, OCTOBER .8, 1926 TH-IF MICHIGAN DAILY PA(E,,7THREE~ .° a ASTRONOMY HAD Huissey Anid Rossiter W{fill Study Stars BY Mean: Of Iiit Telescope Constructed Here A" Y er A Ay .A R A' If SAIL FIRST TO ENGLAND Dr. William J. Hlussey, professor of astronomy and director of the obser- vatory, left yesterday afternoon for New York, where he will. be joined by Prof. pilchard A. Riossiter, assistant professor of astronomy. From there the...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PLAS T' RFOEST IDL LLANDSU O CUBA MADE BMTHW FORESTRY PRO'ESSOR ENGAGED AS CONSUI/ ING ADVISOR OF FtUlCOMPANY TEAK TO UPPLANT CANE Cuba Beginning to Realize All Land Not Suitable for Raising Sugar Crops Despite his regular duties as an instructor in the School of Forestry and Conservation, Prof. Donald M. Matthews acts as consulting forester for the United Fruit company and the Cuba company. These concerns are proposing to ...…

…THE MICHIGAN, DAILY NJ WILL PRACTICE Y *RIFLE SHOOTING "Shooting w.Oth the 30-calibre army rifle at1 the miiti rfle range on State street will ),, l-arraged for those wo- men Gft the TUnivers-ity who hadin struction- ist yar"stated, Major Wil- lis Shippam Sturday.. The work at the rifle ranige wvill include firing at a bull's eye target fromr distances of 200 and 300 yards. For those' who have never lmd rifle shooting before, it is planned...…

…WFEDN2ESDAY, OCTOER l8,9i1924 TEMCIA AL PAGE TIlt tj Wit I N 051' Tf 11l ~Lbrarv xi bi2Z t ho wUs irstNrthwestern Purple Parrot, Ohio Sun tion will be held next spring in Ann UVINII~i U [ADEditions OfMDialAuChicago Ph, o e nixeJge, innsoSk- Abr Modern Authorsh, tr adetJuglerWiscoirn- Vote by Absentee Ballot, on Campus.j f First editions, of modern authors are and essayists are all impartially rep- shnetcto ndeton the o ci Re ave You oe? Ai~...…

…about the campus on the suggestion that the block "M", which{ layed at the Minnesota game, be placed in the new west stands field stadium and that it be formed by the freshman class has r favorable as far as any comment has been heard. ving up the idea, Coach Yost was asked his opinion. For the e large number of alumni and visitors who will be present at e was most enthusiastic. Also when asked where the fresh- eceive tickets if not placed in ...…

…ICHIGAN DAI a .. 9 11 IVI1IFl1WI ID I Iii I Ill I Ill I wv~ywv~ wvwwvw~ VIQ*Q%-*vqw" CONGREGATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION On Friday evening, October eighth, there will be parties (by colleges) for students new and old. All"its" will be entertained by Professor and Mrs. Louis C. Karpinski at 1315 Cambridge Road, (corner of Forest). All "laws" will be entertained at the home of Professor and Mrs. Edwin C. Goddard, 1212 Hill Street. ...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY T PURsDAY, O8 1 o ... . Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. t Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. 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 therlocal news pub- lished therein.-t Entered at the postof...…

…W9 FA~OrF omI H ~ ICHMAN 0 A L ' 'TUESDAY, October 8, 1921 i Published every morning except Monjay during the 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 otherwise credited tn this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the post...…

…PAGE FOUR T P I i. v II'...-1 L I XT n . TiL V. C+YSrTTtA'V '1!""'inh' tan a tnn . 1 n'r,,TClk"ICWAIN 1UA TTV I FRIDAY', OCUTBERS' 192 R i a Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Pss is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise cred...…

…THE MICHTGAN DAT Y sATURDAY - -~ 1 . . - ----------__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - TED LL I THEATER THE MEN B 0 0 K WHO 3MAKE OUR PRESIDENTS M U After weeks of wandering about on the campus, two of Rolls special cor- S SIC respondents have returned with the history of a thrilling drama, entitled: TONIGHT: The Mimes present the - final performance of "The Bad Man" in their theater at 8:30 o'clock. THE GIGLI CONCERT A review, by Vincent Wall. ...…

…THE MI IHIGI OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday ring the University year by the Board in ntrol of Student Publications. Memober of Western Conference Editorial sociation. The Associated Press is exclusively en- led to the use for republication. of all ws dispatchescredited to itornaot ther- se credited in this paper and the local 'we published therein. En'ere 1 at the postofficenat-Ann Arbo...…

…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the niverrsity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications.- Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Assuciated Press is exclusively en- t tit;.cd ti the usc for republication of all newsP dispnthcs crrditcd to it or not otherwise crAdltel in this paper and the local news pub- Isrd therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Ilr IwiinLS...…

… CASEO GRIDIRON GOSSIP F. Clinthorne L.H. Folk "Century Market" 213 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 1091 Credit to Organizations CANNED GOODS SOAPS OL- BUTTER FLOUR * COFFEE Q. Boehim E. R.T. rns Reed R.G. Sloat C. Wise Vick C. L.G. Grabiel L.T. Smith L.E. Edwards Goebel R.E. Kirk Cappon L.E. L.T. Dunne IG. Wilson Muirhead R.G. R.T. Banks Q. Usher L.H. Steketee F. Kipke R.H. MICHIGAN I Grid Men Show Average Minds In lMen tal,,Tes...…

…t -F1 -Ji Girls' Attention. Rain Water Sham- poos, Marcelled Waving, Face and Scalp Treatment- at Mrs. J. R. Tro- janowski's, 1108 So. University. Phone 696-W.-Adv. At TONIGHT AND TOMORROW BM T I A R RcK S DTETROCT THIIS WEEK Virginia Pearson and Sheldon Lewis in The Hole in the Wall AT THE THEATERS TODAY Majestic - Enid Bennett in "Hairpins." A Briggs comedy! and Pathe News. Arcade-Mary Pickford in Kate Wiggin's famous "Rebecca of Sunn...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FADE F'IVI+3 TH MCIGNDAL PG FV A MUST IGREPUTATION AS AT 0DEAN'S OFFIGEf .DEBATING CLUB' ______ ('ntrary to the general imupression All Who Exp ct o Aten I cuc t on campus, Athena literary, TIown nies lustlegister For ; s{)r icty is not a debating society. Al-' Special C1ars tixu;b debating recieves its share of! - at :ntion, instructive programs deal- TO SENT CHAPERONES lui,., with many interesting topics are L___ iven....…

…r. TUDAY, Or toTbef t, -IM THE MICHICAN DAILY PAM T' T . + ^ ~ .i', 1116. UP ='A TA AS An , .1% 1 TWO IMDPrn AND RIYTY WOMFN ATENNIS TOURNEY fSS1p 0jIf.N AS NO INDIVIDUALITY ENCOURAGED MIIQIP P11Ila iQQII[ I IU IIUIILUlIL I fUlL0111 AREPLEDGED TO. Ceremonies Held on Sunday at Twenty-one Chapter Houses EXCEED FORMER NUMBERS Two hundred and sixty-six wo- men became pledges of the cam- pus sororities at the pledging serv- ices ...…

…a , . . A FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIV A A A~L A AW~4TAX4 -&A44*Vsfl 1S".n +.. 4 , . . _ :i: * I Uu 0v ADVISOR SUCCEEDS IN PLACIN G WOMEN, at Mils Alice LI yd Assists Students Finding Positions Of All Descriptions ?"iii____ _ II Figures from the office of advisors . vto women disprove'the present idea Fo that women attend college primarily to have a good time. Since last spring, more than 125 women have f...…

…R , 1927 THE MICHICAN DAILY ;Tit 00. 13 J. FM- I Py a PLANS ARE 'COMPLE-TE FOR LEAGUE BUILDING Gifts are Received Insuring Library's Ileing Set Aside as temorIal To Woman Donor NEW DORMITORY DIRECTOR TELLS OF li ENJOYABLE MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE U I |[) PAY | (QUl IPEGASUS ELECTS YEAR'SOFFICERS 111 -Ilection of officers for 1927-1928 - I as held on Tuesday afternoon by BUILDING TO BEGIN SOON Returning from Chicago, Thursday, where she...…

…J I A ---I1 \ 17 L-&A A. " rump J-IrL9113 rN TRAIN SERVICE TO OHIO STATE GAME1 TINS WILL LEAVE ON FRIDAY NIGHT A:11) SNTURDA.Y MORNING ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO GO ON SALE OCTOBER 16 Stadium Will Be Dedicated at This Time; 60,000 People to be Pres. ent at Ceremony Special train service and final ar- rangements for transportation to the Ohio State-Michigan game, which will be held Oct. 21, at Columbus, have been completed by a Union commit- tee ...…

…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1924 1 HE~ MICHIGAN DAILY ' .3 s Io We Gf, . A. CBINET SHOSHOUSE PA R TIIONAL.Z PARTY IHEIfl A N~r1LLY (TODISf USS .E'OB- TRAD TLENIS Members of the. Y. V1. C. A. cabinet held their first gencral discussion iweeting, at Patterson lake in the form of a week cud house party, Oct. 4 toI Oct.' 6. This affair is a tra,.itional custom of the Y. W. C. A., tiie purposeC beng to discus's problenms which come ._during the ye a...…

…1 1 AL.d ll £~l 11 1-7.1 .'V ..... -j 11 E FOOTWEAR FOR MEN howing for Fall is complete with model wanted b particular men WRITES ON CHEER LEAOING "Al" Cuthbert Comes to Defense of The Tryouts Editor, The Michigan Daily: I cannot help taking exception to some of the remarks in the editorial "Follow the Leader," not only in de- fense of myself, but also for those men who turned out and tried their very best to develop spirit in the crowd a...…

…1. I ILJ VIAXA -1Z'..ziiN lI L.Y Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1920., Number 4 Advisory Committee: .ere will be a meeting of the Dean's Advisory committee in the usual Friday, October 8th, at 4:00 P. M. JOHN R. EFFINGER. ian Law Students: first year law students are requested to meet me in Room C of the uilding, on Friday, October 8th, at 11 o'clock, for a discussion of the tions of the School and the general nature of law ...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN -DAILY THURSDAV: OCTORM R 1925* " i~~~~~t"1L MTCHTC1VdALLY LAlYlllPlL 'PT-TI4P l; A f1 IP[ S ,1Q9 1GJ*C,~'1 J2L 9,*'t , ... ., ,. ', r-" .. ./''' 1 i .. , """" ,.- ..w",. ,- 0 W i ?IWIIU J49NSON Arm I SENMOM ATORS To AM EM VICTORY VETERAN TWIRLER ALLUIS PIRATES ONLY FIVE HITS JOE HARRIS SCORES FIRST 'WIThH OME RUCN N $ECONI) RUN STRIKES OUT TEN Traynor Leads lirate Attack With Two Hits; Morrison...…

…I 1'AGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, October 8. 1929 CUBS AWAIT MA CKMEN IN FIRST OF WORLD SERIES WRlGLEY FIELD, CHICAGO, IS SLATED SCENE Of TODAY'S GAME: PITCHERS T UNDECIDED SHARE SPORTING SPOTLIGHT II. _ _.... .... ..... ........JICOACH KEEN SOUNDS Sideline Chatter . ... . . . . CALL OP \LERS Interest Runs Higher Than Usual as Series Comes to Each City After 12 Years "TTING IS EVEN est of the great, the best bate stea...…

…PAG1 SIX THE-IFMCH-IGCAN fATI V FRIDAY OC'TOBER 8 92 ... ._.,._ ... ... .._:.-,_. .. _ c _ .. 11 lEa 111 t+A 1Y 3!']1\ LL'Si Le i. .. ......i. _ s x . -i, ix w ".-. .. .... . a.:,_ _ .. 11 i1 /xZ 1 ll l V1J 3_l1L V l.a/uV .u YA NK.,EES M.,,PH OVER I'ARDS IN TEN INNINGS, 3-2 a PENNUtK SCORE'S ANOTHERVCT Gals Decision Over Bill :Sherdel In! Fifth Game Of World Series, Giving Only Six Hits CARDS LEAD UNTIL NINTH SPORTSMANS PARK, S...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PNNOCK GIVES BUT THREE HITS AS YANKS WIN, 8-1 OSAIRS DROP T}IIRD N ROW TONEW YORK 'rates Fail To Reach First Base Till Eighth Inning; Mealdows Is Knocked Out Of Box !ABE RUTH HITS HOMER (Special to The Daily) New York, Oct. 7.-Herb Pennock, eteran New York Yankee southpaw, scribed his name upon world series ecords most impressively today when s held the Pittsburgn sluggers to a eagre three hits, all occurring in the...…

…DAILY .1 ,.a. w...... T 5. 1101*1~lWVVLOSCASE TEAM 48-0; SLPEYFILD KEEPS SCORE DOWN Makes Many Gains Through Case Line (Continued from page 1.) This was - nothing more than the old line buck played from a fake end rin and the way the line opened up the first two times it was used al- lowed a Case back to sneak through for five .yard advances. Slow charg- ing, due in part to the slippery field, gave the opbosfng passer and kicker more ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1924 -- TIE UP SLRIES WITH 7-4 w BY w <CTO MARBERRY UNFORTUNATE IN TWO SERIES 4AMES Fred Marberry, youthful Sen- ator right hander, who was the hero of Sunday's victory over the Giants, which tied up the serjies, has been the recipient of some tough, luck. In the first place, the oflicial scorers decided to give the cred- it for the Sunday win' to Zach- ary, whom Marberry relieved. The s...…

…9A 6'r MA III U1JLIrj I T0 DAY LAST TIMES TODA Screen I LAST TIME TODAY Arcade-Constance Binney "Room and Board." in "THE i dash ery-- Majestic--Cecil B. DeMille's pro- duction, "The Affairs of Ana- tol," with Wallace Reid, Wan- da Hawley, Gloria Swanson and Bebe Daniels. Wuerth- James 0. Curwood's "God's Country and the Law." Orpheum-Robert Herron in "Co- incidence." ROBERT HERRON N . In Afi OF nat Showing of Ill Veilings ...…

…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 19-5 CT 812__.__ THE MICHIGAN DAILY OSLUML COLN Way Of 'Hearig' With Akd Of Raio CLCOES $ AT 3 PM ADVER 'ISING AT 3 p leing" may be restored to the faint vibrations which his nerves do iiit exueriments which are now translates into sound. 1il e praatice he believes lie willnable ato interpret anything recorded on the _, NOTICE TROJANOWSKI BEAUTY SHOP Expert hair bobbing, marcelling, manicuring, face and scalp treat-...…