…i ESTABLISHED 1890 \CY Lu'.. ijt 4 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS . . ....... ..... VOL. XL. NO. 60. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, ,SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS BIG TEN COMMITTEE TURNS DOWN IOWA'S PETITION _...._. .__. _..__.. ._.._,._... . .......,_... ..._.._ ._ ®._....._. _..._.__...~.._w. _...__._ .. MICHIGAN FIVE WILL OPEN WITH OHIO WESLEYAN! Haitian Disturbances Draw First Blood as Hoover Sends Troops Big...…
…PAGE TWO T14,P -MTrT4Tr.SM W T V V ' y a iL r r %,ir. 1 .j ,AIN LUtA T L ftSUNDA"! Y, DECEMBER 8, 1929 Regents Reaffirm Alumni Swedish Nurse' Wamed Possible Nobel Winner' Club Ten Year Improvement Plai DRMIORIESMMORtAL TlaERTO BE Buffalo, Pennsylvania Groups the classes of '21 to '28 who have Will Raise Large Sum for promised to secure funds for the Business Ad School. purchase and installation of a 'very :fine carillon in the ca...…
…t SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DA I CY' PAGE T tM BRUMMANNOUNCESArcLite to Appear Monday; Will Carry DAH"'TES OF'Numerous Features Monday wiil mark the second ap-I pearance of "The Arc-Lite" a bi- monthly publication of the Archi- tectural society. New York Times Intercollegiate In addition to the usual news articles and alumni news, the paper Essay Tests Wil be Given will contain several features, it is March 4. announced b...…
…9 i '"w" ". art t e_;-I T f°_ Z, M 71 rI - N7 ---- . -- --- Published every morning except Monday during the University year by te Board in Control of Student Putblication. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republiation of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Enatered at the postoff ie ...…
…TIHE MICHICN- RDAILY I 5i:71YU'.FS.-Y, .C3F:ft:IvZE:ER F3,. 1'l1: . - ... .....«... ...... ..F .... .... ,. .. .. _ . _. jj 'TIM MW an &ALI 111,11,0111 Week's Social Events r HONORS DUE SPHOMORES MODERNISM CHARACTERIZES WORK TIRNITSFrFINTEROLASS BASKETBALL Include Formals and and lFrehman Pageaint made OF ANNUAL ART EXHIBIT IN PARISAN -O L Y umi IT {ir t FALItI n ~l3 their respective debuts n the I~r FIRIIIST I OneIIA T yFaculty Dinner...…
…PAE IL THP .-M-TrPTO.AXT nA'TVV 7"V TfibtT n TT T 1'1"YvY'P.91t rTl rfTa A . a4ww 1T11 2,-11 T.- 71-1X.E-.1V _" YA . T ' UNA Y, DECEMBER 8, 1929 Irish, Pitt Each Place Two 1AreYt on 1929 Alldmerican ASSOCIATED PiCKS STAR Cagle, Army Back, Ag Place; Three Conf Players Selecte FESLER GETS END By BRIAN BEL PBESS-Purdue to Open Winter Program This Saturday T ALAFAYETTE, Ind., Dec. 7-Pur-+ due's winter indoor sports season will be of...…
…TIHE MICH-IC A7N SUNDT~AY. DCEEfl~vFR 8. 199 SAJ-LY PAGE -SEVEN 7 -7: Ohio Wesleyan Qidntet Read to Invade Michigan 1 C LDSSIFIE ADVERTISING L A ASSOCIATED PRESS PUBLISHES SLL-AMERICAN TEAM ,FOR 19291 an kContinued from Page 6) California captain whose splendid Jap Douds, Washington & Jef- play throughout the season made Coach Detrik's Aggregatonferson, andFred Sigton Albama the football world forget that he! Won 13 Consecutive ...…
…JAMN VOA~ THF4 MICHICAN , TI2 w . . .. . _ _ _ _____ ______ __..tIITY,,:L _._~I~ DAILY OFFI;CIAL BULLETIN r I Publication i the Bulletin is constructive notice to all member, of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) VOO. XL. SUNS' Y, DCi1 IVI 8, 1.929 No. G0 .i a a 3 I should call first at room 105 Tappan lall for the necessary blanks. Actuarial and Statistical Wo...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890t Adsmmftk.mo I Ar t 141 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO 25. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS PEP MEETING WILL B0E HEL.D TONIGHT FOAR HRVARDTILT "Beat Harvard" Will be Slogan of Students at Pep Rally in 'Hill Auditorium. LAWTON TO LEAD CHEERS Michigan Band to Lead Parade Calling Students to ' Support Team. "Beat Harvard" will be the war- cry of thousands of loyal Michigan stu...…
…PAGE TWO .THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' T R yDAY',- NOVEMBER 8, 1927 'N !**~RMfI PROOFESDR S JACK LAU~DS PRODUCTION IIt lllD TrFl'LANS FOR FRESHMEN-S OPHOMORE STUJ UIMJA L, FD~MA RTE Y TDNSrt;~~ i~[1 CLASHWILL BE MADE BY COUNCIL WILT Prathat StudenProdurtiono is doinge,"Uni ,l; Continued rom Pae One) may not. be necessary to hold all lRI T sguet o uprn h nversity; and in a way. the .LVL 111iesofPs UItbo isefis rouin T 8ug the field the freshmen wil...…
…Vr'TIDA'V, NOVEMBER 8, 1029 T"HE NtICAM flATl-Y MOGE THRhEP ( (RVRN ILR,"l[ KO1l [ OSEKSUNDAYi ROYAL LOVERS AT BETHROTHAL IfiI HS CR UEN' NAMEDTO PEAKA CN VCROFLCTNS Characterized as "Remarkably*ONNA A POO LMS IHuman" by Professor Sophie Tucker, origiBroad- Roy Holmes. Noted British Author Discusses Soway night club "hot mamma"," Naval Disarmament and croons blues songs in inimitable The Rev. Carleton Brooks Miller style in the talkie "Honk...…
…k A&Z rO w T14 , MTC H I( A N DAILY -t'ETD'77 Published every morning except Mondayr during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Pnbliations, Member of Western Conference Fitorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited n this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the posto..ce at Ann Arbor, M...…
…q ~OV~!yT~~. 8 1929- TI4~ MTCNTCAr4DAILY PAGE P'Wfl~ S OIIOORS N~rWILL ATTEMPT ENDURANCE MARK Will Assist Committees in Prep arations for Coming ~ Event. AIM AT CLOSE CONTACTS Entertainers Have Been Chosen Through Try- E Out s. Mrs. Byri Fox Bacher, newest member of the Advisory committee s and advisor of women in the 6 s School of Music, has been appomnt- ~ ed advisor for the Sophomore Ca- A itdPesPoo baret. In this capacity, ...…
…TW17 m i tr. 11 * A T U V t4nn Atr 'n 4 An^ TT-1r r' NATI", n 1A I UHI"FIDAfA . v&..aiji. i-l4iitAY,/~x NVVEMBER, S i. 129 .rr - - - - DETERMINED VARSITY WORKS TO PERFECT DEFENSE YEARLING RUNNING PLAYS 9 ARITPE Harvard Double Pass Formations Gain Ground for Freshmen Against Wolverines. AUER REPLACES HAYDEN SPECIAL TRAINS BRING STUDENTS (By Asociaed Press Some 12,000 Harvard graduates and undergraduates will support I their team in ...…
…'IDAY, NOVEMBER84 192.0 -THE MICHIJIAN. DAILMY _ _ _ _ __ _ _ AEsV ANN .Iwo FIVE ILLINOIS ' BOYS WILL PLAY HARVARD PRE iPARES FOR ARMY*- IN S CHAMPAIGN, Ill., Nov. 7- The Army gamen at Illinois 'next Satur- day may be a sort of homecoming to thefive boys on' the cadet squad 'who give home addresses in this nstate. They may not all be selected for the trip but here are the five on the squad: Gunnar C. Carlson and Carl W. Carlmark, Moline...…
…1029 THF, MIDI-lIG Ida i'LG1 e4Zp ./u lLiC. L THF. MICI-IIGAN F) A I I Y rRIDAY, NOV~MT~ETh ,~, 1929 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN House Organizers: House Organization meeting Monday at 5:00 o'clock in the Board of Represerntatives Room. 'There will be some jchanges in House Presidents. l tis ncessary that c avZ ry gianiicr b,, at that mreeting-. Philippine Niiehigan Club will meet at We,;le-v 'i ai-iuly a ter-. 'noan, November 10, at 3:00, to...…
…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...…
…*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 ...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
…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...…
…t trUE aDA.Y, 0, ctober 8, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG L --. vp.Tt .... I IEASTERN TEAMS SHOW POWERFUL OFFENSIVES IN EARLY CONTESTS The bulldog who last year was igan to stop when they visit here, the underdog has returned to life.-ion Nov. 9. Yale's crushing defeat of VermontI Hudson, Presser, Simrall and to the tune of 89-0 will come as The third member of the big Wheeler For Punting Su- a distanctly unpleasant shock to three, Prince...…
…PAGE: rGHT T HE M I CH I CAN DAI I Y TUPSs)AY, Oclobenr ', 1'2 Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- Mathematical Club. Student Master Masons: The Mathematical Club will hold its first regular meeting of the All student Master Masons are invited to a Smoker and Get-together, year Tuesday at 8 P. M., in room 3201 Angell Hall. After election of lat...…
… # u mmrx MEMBER OF THE THE WEATHER Generally fair with rising temperatures. Ap Also 47 U t ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. X, NO. 39 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS R . WEST SUGGESTS EXTENSION OF SPEECH PROGRAM IN SCHOOLS SHOULD BEGIN CORRECTION OF SPEECH TROUBLES AT EARLY AGE AMBASSADOR GRAF ZEPPELIN REAIDYl 'TO CARRY 21 PERSONS1 ONROUNDWORLD TRIPt COMMANDER OF GIANT DIRIG- IBLE RECEIVES REPORTERS AND TALKS OF...…
…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAIL\i THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1929 . .. - - ,. . # mmig Published every morning except Monday during the University Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the usefor republication of all ne dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news sub- lithed herein. hatered at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, postoffice ...…
…THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1929 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PROF. AMOS 1. MORRIS DISCUSSES RHETORIC' LABORATORY PURPOSE SAYS OBJECT IS TO APPLY SCIENCE TO LITERARY CRITICISM USES PHYSICS AS BASIS Demonstrations Operation of Rhe- toric Laboratory Methods in Study of Joint Play Discussing the rhetoric labora- tory, Dr. Amos R. Morris, assistant professor of rhetoric, stated that the only ultimate aim is to apply to literary criticism the methods of...…
…PAGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1929 _______________________________________________________a. - ~ -,.. - DAIY OFICALBULLETIN Publicaton in the Bulletin is constructive 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). . VOL. IX THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1929 No. 39 GIANT ZEPPELIN AGAIN THRILLS NEW YORK -I Chan...…
…Come Out And Register For The All -Campus Elections Today! * * * * * * v * * * * * ** * 4 * * * * + ESTABLISHED 1890 ICr 44V 4hr tr t 4 augl S MEMBER I PRESSI Vol. XXXIX, No. 160 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1929. EIGHT PAGES WOLVERINES r TAKE' SECONDBALL GAME FROM MEIJI TEAM HOME NINE DUPLICATES SCORE OF MONDAY'S VICTORY IN SIXTH INNING JAPANESE SCORE IN FIFTH! Montague Rplaces Asbeck On Mound and Reichman Bats; Fo...…
…PACE TWO THE MICHICA N WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1929 DAILY YALE'DEAN DESCRIBES FORESTRY PROBLEMS Dean H. So'on Graves Says Oppor-l tunity Fgr University Man ; has Recently Expanded. ENDOWMENT AIDS STUDY "The opportunities in forestry have expanded greatly since the old days when the only occupation of a forestry-educated man was that of government service," de- clared Dean H. Solon Graves, of the~ Yale forestry school, yesterday. Dean Graves is...…
…WIDNIESDAY'l MAV- R, T T TV T, E - - WEDNESDAY; TvrA~ a, 1~29 WA7O1~ T'HPd':.~ MTCHT~AM Ti~TEY ,.- PROFE'SSOR -SUMS lipa POSITIONS OF HOOVER ON PREVAILING ISSUES! DROWN REVIEWS QUESTIONS CONSIDERED BY CHIEF EXECUTIVE TAFIFF REVISION URGED President Receives Two Setbacks7 In Senate On Immigration And Debenture Bills With two great tests of Presi- dent Hoover's political strength being initiated in Congress, Pro- fessor, Everett S. Brown ...…
…IMAGE FO01 T141rM rrlTCN AM W XTTT V- IX? ?IZ~C~ Y%~A 'U' Y.* A~'f.~rE~I IA uI~uiAiJ1 J~.JJJrL A~ ~vm .L ~Y, LUWW .. aa L.A a A£..' ~. vAixk ..#ta a.a I VYaAJLv L'i;:)L)7 Y, 1V1tY 10,"!ifA" Published every morning except Monday during the Universit year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. I Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of al...…
… t THE MICHICAN-DALLY , y _ ; L'' iT ' 4 w !3 16 low m- VFA MWATA I KIN v v-.sue- r--rs z rzs-- .s "" IN TALIN BTFestival Singer Has Alumna RecommendsMTIssJOHNSON TELL MUnusual ORpera DebutL Newspaper Training TRADITIONS ON E TO BE HELD TONI ITh s pr doa -O PAGEANT AHRIYMrsrELEVEHNNEiV IORS Apropos of Lantern Night, Miss po Edith Mason, prima donna so- 0 Mrs. Arthur H. Vandenberg, pes- Beatrice Johnson~avsro oe, prano, who will app...…
…HE t H CA N, -A T E W~tvN~A~,MAY 8, is}29 First ractice Grid Game Is Scheduled For Today 1111 fm ir ari HA WitI IYI1AN FLRN I YYU MEIJI UNIVERSITY BASEBALL TEAM rAMES TISSP RIN1I SENT HERE TO FOSTER FRIENDSHIP Second Contest Will Ue Run Off Tomorrow Afternoon At Ferry Field TEAMS EVENLY MATCHED Contrary to a statement made in the Daily yesterday morning, the two annual spring football games will be played this after- noonand tomo...…
…WDN SDAY, MAY 8, -029 p C4 1HFtMC H ICAN A-1L Y := _ PLAY BY PLAY ACCOUNT OF SECOND_;MEIIGAMEi -.- 9Sixth Inning Eighth Inning First Inning 1MEIJL- Zenimura bunted and Moo- - MEIJI-Montague went to the MEIJI.-Zenimnura fouled to M- die threw him out. Tabe sent a Ibox and Reichman behind the plate Coy. Tabe struck out. Washie hied long triple to left. Washie singled for Michigan. Montague stopped 4 ,to; Nebelung. No run, no hit, no to cent...…
…PAC4P :EIGTO-l THE FM T C TJT C7\ N TI AT rY VJ DNFT l Ay, MAY 0, 1029 F .. _ __. __ _.___. _._ _ _ .__.__ . _ _..._.._ _. _.. _ _._ .. ___..._- - - ----.- ----. .. ----- - ._. ..--J . -. -- - - _._ .._..._--_ not filled on!. the application. DAIL OFFCIRLBULLETIN DA ,Y O FI LPublication in the Bulletin is costrutve notice to .Ummbrs of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Pre i- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Satur...…
…plt on Gargoyle Sales Aims to Aid Vindication F und ESTABLISHED 1890 ICr Lwr iva ,41 aii~l MEMBERI ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 116 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1929m EIGHT PAGES 3 STUDENTS -'a cur TODAI TOBE[ MORE TIE DAILY PAR TO CANN Student C Active, Tu 'HI O A ILTTLEEXPLAINS 'Hj _ of GENETIC THEORIES President Discusses Inheritance Of Acquired Characters In Radio Speech Featured by a talk entitled "Are Acquired C...…
…,.: CxAN D A I._L.Y .. .... _.. . .,r..,,._,--..., _... _ _ e.,_.. DAILY SINI, 1 LANE HALL TAVERN The choicest of wholesome :foods Chicken Dinner Every Sunday DINNER MUSIC Mrs. Anna .Kalmbach LtAST TIMES TODAY fl What A Girl!f laughing eyes that haunt -smiling lips that lure --swinging lines of hip and limbf that invite with the unshamned daring of youth .. ...Appointmnts BILLY DOOLEYI in -WILSON. TODAY ______ AT THE Wsetk News R...…
…i f-ir titi C ti ICJ r . w-wim .. . - - - - - - - - IDARD OUSTS THREE ]f STUDENT RIOTERSI police, theater proprietors, or fI faculty will avail without united! student co)operation. There must be a complete repudiation of the thoroughly vicious tradition which links athletic victories with law- lessness.- The present situation is t. - intolerable. It is bad for athletics, (Continued From Page 2) ' expensive for property owners and name ...…
…FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1929 'T u E M L "AU C. A N DAIL V a to co-operate with the government I I t in granting their requests that the Published every morning except Monday State deparment help in preparing duing the Universit year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. the way for large shipments of am- Member of Western Conference Editorial munition to the Calles-Portes Gil Association, government. The Associated Press is exclusivel...…
…°f F1 , p C IIGA DAILY TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY .- f~ I low SALE OF TICKETS FOR SENIOR SUPPER WILL BE'HELD. NEXT REEK WOMEN WILL ALSO RECEIVE r RESERVED SEATS FOR "FORWARD MARCH" SUPPER HELD AT UNION New System Of Alloting Seats Will Do Away With Confusion Of Previous Years Tickets for the Senior Supper, which is to be held at 6 o'clock Monday, March 18, in the Union ball room will be on sale from two to five next week from Monday, Marc...…
…THE IV iCIT..-- -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TO MEET, WILD CA T S WIMMER S C.7 UNBEATEN TEAMS TO VIE FOR SUPREMIACY IN FEATURE MEET Of CONFERENCE SEASON' STARS WHO WILL COMPETE HERE TONIGHT ,MICHIGAN HOLDS SLIGHT" EDGE OVER 1,ILLINOIS MATM'EN IN HEAVIER BOUTS -I . AL. N er s, it is it% two of these events Two men in their first. year of tthat they are forced to use Varsity competitio n, Parker of sophomores, and it is on their Michigan and Tonk...…
…T11HE A 1t 14 1AN A1L-Ie r. a a 'a i J 1 o 1 1.A .: " i - .Vi ' . a .VU ~a .. LAST M T WtN WOL[R1K[ B SI'VIS WAS RECORDED IN1124 B[AT-YPS1SWIM IRSFor the past three years Coach Matt Mann's natators have =de- lywiningin1926 by a 49-20 Taking every first .and three sec- (score, repeating their triumph in end places, Coach Matt Mann's re- 1927, 52-17, and earning a great serve natators overwh'elmied the 45-.24 victory at Evanston last year. Yp...…
…Gj~ EIGxHT THEIFMICIVIIGAN DAILY V IDAY, MARCH 8, 1929 ---------- ,ftlis Political Science 31: !Baptist Guild: lThe make-up final exanination ini this course will be given "at- The Twenty-third Annual Ban- urday morning, March 9, from 9 to 12 in room 2023 Angell Hall, All quet of the Baptist Guild will be students who missed the final examination must take this examina- iaddressed tonight by Dr. Gorg R. Publication in the Bulletin is co...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr a~t itM owdowmadim MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX. No. "7. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. TUESDAY. JANUARY 8, 1929 EIGHT PAGES UL ERI Eao i* . i. e ,;! a S °qt a i" is co SI 3 am 1-23 MICHIGAN GUARD Ohio AR-MI PLAN[[STARS IN PLAY State su HISTORICALIGHT !losing ~Northwe 50 HOUin a Big AFTER 150 HUS ss s 3was a t: TheI SHIP REMAINS IN AIR FOR lead to State Wins Conference GameP ESIDENT Settle Sole Dispute -...…
…PAGE TWO rTHE MICHIGAN DAILY I I TT11"SDAY, ~'A G E T W O r.T.h...................92 EUR OPE'S LITEF ~JV E~CUBAN SUGAR SITUATION ILLUSTRATES IECONOMIC PRINCIPLE, PROFESSOR SA YS Dr. Cutter To A ddress Medical Society iT ET PCPR O F'. H A Z A R D fl,~ S A S S U B J E C T "Voltaire In Germany AND EN (;LAND" "The Cuba:. sugar situation fur- ; rp strictly suit~hle to them anid nishcs another example of the ad- riot turn to the raisin...…
…rTDEJSDAY, JANCJARY 8, 1925 TTMF MSC-IGAN A L. PAGE THR9 - - --- --- -- - - - - - --- ---- i, E AMERICAN ASSOCIATION' INSEC T UNI T O0UIVRSI",1 /T MUSEUMj I/ POSSESSES M YNf F)() ~Tf L Al CHAD MEN' Advoc De Fav rules, Fields tercol: versit; of Fo mend( at the fensiv taken Natior ciatiox "severa staffa versit3 .Coac footba gan rr oredl treasu. a3SsO-t for ga, of the Thot sity in manl,N vice-pa sentatj of atI Forsyt: city H~ ence,v ered...…
…PAGE FOUR THE M ICIGAN DA I LY TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1929 Published every morning except Monday $uring the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications.f Member of Western Conference Editorial I Asoiation. ,1 The Associated Press is exclusively en- ttled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it nr not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub' fished berein. Entered at the pstofic...…
…TUESDAY, 7ANUARY , 1029 ."Flt IHE MICHIGAN DAILY 'TI-lE MICI-IIGAN DAILY Em"WEL* . n Mm AME Jam, v ../-ts -tsz=r-u s PRACTICE C[|LASS BASKETBALL STARTS Juniors And Seniors Practice At 4 O'Clock; Sophs And Frosh Report At 5 CORA DISCOURSES ON NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS, PROFS, AND VACATIONS Well, my dear, here we are back to understand. You see, this prof at the old grind again-at least the had told me only a day or s. be- majority of us a...…
…sIn T41HE MICH-IGAN DAT.Y TUE$SDAY, JANUARY 8. 1929 -.. - -- - - T-- - . T -- __ __ .. ..a. , . ,,,, OLIDAY I VASiO S EPELLED ; . F . hI k _t >'..F 3'r . , T t' L } sue' y Ate f , sr h :hc ;,, ir,;t I ITY CAGEEN c _ RTHWESTERN FALLS"B"Basket all TeamsGames During V IIN CONFERENCE GAME1, VARSITY SEXTET INTRAMURAL INTRIndian~a Star Wins 4OLVFRINE NATATORSRESERVES WILL Strong Defense Is Factor in LOSES TO TIGERS Trophy For Most PLAY ...…
