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… TVEST5AY',:OCTOBER 19, 1626 THE MICHIGAN DAILY E FIVE "{ r. * Ann arbor Women's Clu; A. A. U. f' EV. And Wme's League to Act As Hostesses * W OST T 1 0 DELEGATES Opening with a series of confer- ences to be held this afternoon, the state convention of the Federation of Women's clubs, will offer a four-day session .of interesting conferences, round table discussions, and daily le- tures by widely reknowned speakers for anyone interested The...…

…PAGE MXJ THF. MTrPTC;AM TIATT V *rTT7iTg'nAV " nf"' n*nt h '14 rv- assz lTI-l' IA rT..I lAt~i uaTT V1TT1T * 'rPPVT af ft A)kC3 .I .),JI 4, .t~ 11+.i>1.Lt.Ci , [,1-1,'I'Vtit' YC 1 r 1 J ti y f v 3 iu GRID\ON POLIC Molenda Still Leads Conference Scorers; CHANE IEAS Karow Holds Second IFor the sec(ond consecutive week, Passing Attacks Figure in Victories; I3o Molenda, Michigan's star fullback, Yale And ziarvard Develop leads the Western Con...…

…0 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN a 01NQN THE SIDELINES By Wilton Simpson I hope I am not mistaken on When John 1. Molenda, otherwise this matter. But today when I re- known. as Bo, the Plowboy, plunged ceived my ticket for the Minneso- through the Minnesota line for the ta game, I found that my seat will first touchdown of the game Saturday, be in the east stand. A big sur- he was put into a state of stupor by a...…

… t PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, C TOBER Z,19, 1921, rE 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. mn. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volume VII TU.ESIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1926 Number 19 University ILeture: Professor Lucien levy-Bruh, Pofessor of History of Modern Philoso- phy at the Sorbonne, in Paris, will (de...…

…$ ESTABLISHED 1890 Si r 4:3 atl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. XXXVII. No. 18 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENT'S GREE 0HSSPUBLICAN CLUB ON PARTY SYSTEM FRIEDA HEMPEL TO APPEAR ON CHORAL UNION PROGRAM AT HILL AUDITORIUM EMPH AS[ZE S IAPORTANCE TWO FACTIONS BEFORE STUDENT GROUP OF URGES USE OF VOTE Nominee Tells Audience To Be Active In Political Organizations...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y ........... ...m. s ..,......,..,.......... . . # ..,. CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS DISCUSS POLICIES TO GUIDE NEW CONGRESS PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia. - The HAVANA.-The German steamer cabinet headed by M. Cerny has re- Olivant, interned in Havana harbor at signed and President Masaryk, has ap- the outbreak of the war, and later SAID PEDRO, Calif.-Development of a r~tfio system for naval communi- cation which eliminates...…

…SUNJYAY, OCTOBER 17, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _. _ .. _ _. ,A x _. __: . '77- Ele ctropl1ating Industry H as Entered New Era, Declares Michigan Professor Ii That the electroplating industry has the present system of scientific controlj R just entered a new era, is the opinion OfProf. Edwin M. B~aker, of the chem- Cal cngineering department, who h-a' just returned' from Wash-j Jngton, D. C., where he lead a1 round table discussion of m...…

… FAGS FOUR THP MIrT4Tr.,&XT T)ATT V qTTJniV 100it ,i PA EFU"________[____________ acALa VIA...L 11a'..JVI L/ 1J.I nu J~tT3rA y U? l tsft 1/, l.L6 ; ' Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. ~The ssociatd s is excusiveyen- titlcd to thecuse for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or t not otherwis...…

…SJNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1926 THE MICHJGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE it a. OEM &I om w. a a MEMBERSHIP DRIVE' WILL, BEGIN N OV. 21 ,. Ten Teams Will Work for $20,000 Quota. Campaign Is Primarily For Upper Classes TO HOLD POSTER CONTEST Primarily for upper-class women, the life membership committee of the Women's league is launching the first big campaign of the year for pledges to the League fund. The intensive campaign will last from Nov. 2 to 13 a...…

…6 PAGE SIX, ,"M TT7 AXT/-lT T-T/"'4 A AT T'%.A.TT 'L,? PESX TTI E M ft;1 TY GA N TDA LY s ')VNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1926 4 rr ...' i MIHIANDEFAT MINNESO5TA, 20-1 (Continued From Page One) PLAY BY PLAY The following is the play-by-pla account of the game: . FIRST QUARTER Minnesota won the toss and electe to defend the west goal. Gilbert kicked off to Barnhart o the 8-yard line and Barnhart returne the ball to his, own 23 yard lin Nydahl threw...…

… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ z ... ..., : -. s, . - . r--. .,, -_ 'YER'SFIRST RAGE Handicapped by a thoroughly water- soaked curse due to the heavy rains of ,last night, 18 Michigan Varsity cross-country men ran three and one half miles this morning in a trial race y to determine the 10 runners that will open the Conference season for the Maize and Blue next Saturday against Purdue. Four men finished in a dead heat and, ...…

…-6 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNDI 3 Y, OCTOBER 17, 1926 TH-MC-GA-AIY-UNA--CTBE-1--9 , . , . DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication In the Bulletin is constructive notiec to all mmbers of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 d,. m. (11:30 a. in. Saturdays). Volume T11 SUNDA Y, O~CTOBERt 17, 192 Nualwr lS Committee on Student Loans: There will be a meeting of the Committee on Student oans, on Tues- day, Octob...…

…i ESTABLISHED 1890 LL Sir atl I MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 17 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS 1 .. 59 SVGE ELECTED NEW CO'MMANDER, OF LEGIONNARES i Dean Bursley Announces Establishment Of Permanent Freshman Advisory Plan To Solve Difficulties Of New Students CHOICE IS FINALLY MADE ACCLAIATION AFTER DEADLOCK BY DEBATE FIVE HOURS Colonel Johnson Withdraw...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY. SATURDAY. OC:TORFR IA, 1q2tv HF MTT I-fly STY ATP~A iOr~iipI ,.~, '..' S SJttt*J. .LjJ, Ha ~ill ./dd s.T cG e1i cl ca~l Survey f, onditions At Haiti And. Other' Islands ;1 t _____-Pack pAll MyCaresan ;suppleenting the geographic sur- population of about 9,000, in compari- =1 vey of Haiti begun during the' summer son to Martinique's 190,000. Little is = h a of 1925, Robert B. Hall, of the geo- iknwabuthisndsyev...…

…t MSA1,UR.DAY, OCTOBE~R 16, 1926 TH17E MICHIGAN DAILY. r21GL 1 111L, 1,P -" -~ ~ I PAGE THREE -CRAD5ESLOWER T"HAN IN, 1913, FIGURES SHO WI Judging from the number of "A" and "B" marks given by professors in 1925-1926 :compared, with those given in 19124913, the relative, chance of a student's obtaining a high mark is rapidly diminishing, according to fig- ures shown yesterday by University authorities,. The figures were corn- piled for ...…

…F 9. 'Ii,, t SATURDAY, OCTOB!~R 16, 19~I~' I PAGE FOUR 1 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 PAs 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- lished therein. Entered at the postoflice at...…

…THE-IFMCIGAN DAIL Y PAGE FIVU SATUR$DAY,, .?CTOI$ER 16, 19.26 r .. ...® 1 l L1 tll - lid ,.*Aatmr 1.ga.- ALUMNUS FEATURES k_ .Ia '' Artiele' Wrltteu .By Pond Aili Pond, Architects; D)escribes Plan Of Structure K, 1WOBECOLLEGE CLUB Featured as the main article of this week's Michigazn Alumnus is a story, written by ,the architects Pond and " Pond orf Chicago, on the plans for the new Womens' league" building. "As in the case of the Michi...…

…PAGE;sr 'TT IT/-A1T.T7 RDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1926 6 1 CNEECGRID (By Associated Press) CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-The lull before the storm of football provided tomor- row by four games bearing on the big ten championship and two intersec- tional tilts descended like a blanlet on western conference camps today. Coaches of the eight big ten varsi- ties sparring for an opening advant-; age in the conference race in the mor- row's engagements conspired to...…

…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY, PAGE SEVEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN LIBERTY, Mo. - An undertaker'si OKLAHOMA CITY. - Elias unk, name on a.football uniform delayed a star outfelder of the Oklahoma City football game here when a member Western league club, has been sold to of Liberty's Negro team refused to the New York Yankees. Funk led the play with "Licensed Embalmer" writ- league: in base stealing last season ten o...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, DIRIGIBLE LOS ANGELES ARRIVES AT FORD AIRPORT AFTER SUCCESSFUL CRUISE FROM LAKEHURST, N. J. [ENDI I it .....~..........MFOR MANY 'SPORTS1 t WILL EST ABLISH the inventor of the telephone, in the endowment for the clrrir will amounk BELL MEMO IALof o a cairof te sccnc'andartto $200O,000. BELL MEMORIALof speech at the college of Biberal artsl While teaching at this university,Mr BaeRtgoac...…

…EXTR ._ _ 1 tom- ^'." {y } J . ' y1 'Y9 } er, } t1 + Q 1 . " ' 'S' ;' .yv a:9 i ¢; « rte: ..,, . ' ,t 3' 4:D at tH Eff ;VOL. XXXVII. No. 17 ANN A11 011,, 1\IC1Ix11^, SATURDAY, OCTOB:ER 16, 1926 P RICE FIVE1 CENTS -, .. ., ,---,Xmrpnr,.flflWWWwflr,.W W4~Xin.in.m,,t MD IT IN0E 1a V NUT@SI ! ? ° Holds Cro'ss Country Trials SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL FLORA BLOCKS PUNT; MAKES1 E SECOND TOUCHDOWN POSSIBLE NYDAHL AN...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER -16, 1923 ' I f_ r Hall Adds To Geological Survey Of Conditions At Haiti And Other Islands;, _________ ack Up All Mly Cares and Supplementing the geographic sur- population of about 9,000, in compari- !-I veY of Haiti begun during the summer ' oMrtnq =1000 Ltl W hoa!- of 1925, Robert B3. Hall, of the geo- known about the island as yet, even - graphy departnment, returned to the, Republic of Haiti duri...…

…OCTOBER 16, 1-92 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE STE s TO HERB' OR, PATTO N SPEAK GR ?ADES LOWER THAN IN 1913, FIG URES SHOW 0 I 5 I thicago Theoogiuan' T*ou Ve "Whiaf' In It For M" fie"A Subject For onT c ato Talk CAVANAUGHTO PRESIDE "What'' In It For Me?" is the sub- ject whi f Dr. Carl Safford Patton has selected for his address at the second student convocation of the fall series tomorrow morning in Hill audi- torium. Dr. Patton ...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16,. 1946 ~'AGE FOUR SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1926 DIRIGIBLE LO$ ANGELES AIRIVES AT FORD) AIRPORT ATRSCEFUBUIER06 KhUSN.[[ AFTER SUCCESSFUL CRUISE FROM LAKEHURST, N. J.~ FRESHME imrw: F. rIII[ 11 M!ENjY Pl FTS1 i I WILL ESTABLISH the inventor of the telephone, in the 1endowm *nt for the ciair will amount Lorm of a chair of the science and artt$200,000. BELL MEMORIA of speech at{ the collge of ...…

…FSTABLISHED 1890 LYI4 fr i4an tti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 16 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS LEGIONRENOUNCES fORMER APPROVAL OF WORLD COURT SAN ANTONIO WINS CONVENTION FOR 1928 AFTER CONTESTING WITH MIAMI AND DENVER WILL ELECT OFFICERS Miitary Affairs Committee Reports That Regular Army Should Be 125,000 Enlisted Men (By Associated Pr.s) PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1926 U European Attitude F Bitter To U. S.--Wise In a recent interview, Rabbi Ste- phen A. Wise, who has just returnedt from abroad, stated that Europe's at- Z titude toward the U. S. is now ex- tremely bitter. Through the prostra-t tion of their lands, such countries as Greece, Spain, and Italy have beenI driven to despots and dictators. All the while, Amer...…

…FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SEES NO SOLUTION FORH MINE PROBLEM' ;George Hicks, Council Chairman British Trade Unions, 'tks On Labhor Conditions Of EXPECTS MORE TROUBLE "Whatever the terms agreed upon by the British mine owners and mini- ers, a final solution will not be effect- edmaunder the present system," and "witi. the ensuing year there will be serious trouble in the British textile' industries," were, two predictio...…

…PAGE OUn THE MICHIGAN DAILY w.., r FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1926 > PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1928 ~ 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 PAs 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...…

…ice~ FRIDAY, OCTOB.1. 5, IM~ THE MTCHTGAN DATLY PAGE FIVE A A I.! RiA1.,]YL\II ]1 L{ FIVAN Q1 t y A 5 1 _.____ _ _-i:. * u[ [EXPECTED REQU PERMISSION iNOTE INTEREST L LI L l ljFOR F OREWGN GAMES| IN FALL HOCKEY! All University women attending out FOR -CON'IENTIONof town football games are required to! T1ourna nen, Ietween HIouses Sfi r-s present letters of permission from E Nonday Under League Plan their parents to the office of the A...…

…,THE. MICHIGAN DAILY ' _. _ '-" ' v , omps 11 t' °, , .r.. , cs INThIUTIIIT ~auri~ RANSFORD WILL AID SHAPLEY iivirvnM Ii imvri IN NAVY BACKFIELD THIS YEAR FEATUREWEED iII1 11 9E P TPAGE MAKES CONFERENCE fli vrn 'm 1W flfhnfT! L R 1 L H I N D Uat r C i i s A e ) a~ o D Irt~ i't~l (d~.'iIi Th est Play'er in A cerlfica R Majority IFa V ,r 3)"4 ltrdIs OTIIHER SLAKE-UPS SEEN (13y Associated Press) NEW YORK, Oct. 1'r.-Metropolifaii c...…

…R15, 1926 THE. MICHIGAN DA-IjLY PAGE Tf-IF Ni i7Y44lW.'" .: n M TCT-i.FQiTCAN ? 'Yw sF.A, Y PAG ON THE SIDl+ELINES no dfnt announceient as to they 8011 take the Brown JTug up,1 to o.)cning lineup for the Minnesota liifico poiis on Nov. 21: but xwe game, but Coach Wieman intimated are buying a round trip ticket yesterday that the men wvould line as for hier, follows: Oosterbaan and Flora,ens Baer and Gable, tackles; Palmeroli H~arold Barnh...…

…FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1926- 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY : !F D AILY 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 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1926 Number 16 Presidents of All Campus Organizations: The presidents of all campus organizations-fraternities, sororities, house-clubs, and honorary societi...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 Y Ar 41P an A& :43 at MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 15 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS AMERICAN LEGION WILL CONVGENE IN PAIS NEXT YEAR FINAL DECISION IS MADE AT j NATIONAL MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA OVERCOME OBJECTIONS Legionnaires Will Sail From Seven Ports On 28 Ships 'When Trip To France Is Made (By Associated Press) PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13. - "To Paris i...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14,- 1928 ,._... . .._..,-..... _... ._-- _ ____r_.__ . _ . ..r. I gesteci that possibly a mistake had CHIGAN ltlI1111tl1111f111t1l11t11111111111111111t11N1 I ClaieRjvnainiI been madeC in reporting the dliscovcry, BU L T NP ITDMto ac sB s=snetepoes spbihdwss 1 -ithat in the case of hardening of the "Library Notes," the official publi- I ' - Professor at Hospital Says Ilrocess of arteries, phe...…

…TH'URSDAY, OCTOER 14,1926 Choral Union Series ~Opens Monday With Concert By Hempell THE MICHIGAN, DAILY P'AGE THREE ; impersonating the immortal Jenny WASHINGTON-A rion-stop sea- Lind at the Historical Centennial con-! plane flight from Hlamptoni Roads, Va., cert in Carnegie. hall on the 100th an-1 to Colan, Panamna canal zone, via niver-sary of that singer's birth in1 Cuba, will be undertaken by t he navy. 1920. ihe alttained wvorld wide ...…

…P'AGE FIOUA THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIHUJ § ATI o'CTOtER 14, 1926 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 PAs is exclusively en- title to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the post...…

…;4,T TURSDAV" t1CTORER, 14, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAf' F V1R a . n. t! -_ 4. ar. 'a ta Y. FIRST LEAGUE PARTY Give Opportunities IS EVENT OF FRIDAY Social Service ForScalerce TO(BENElTEAP lU .. I Autumnal splendour will usher, in the first Women's league party of this "We can offer valuableexperience I EIFIyear which is to be held at 4 o'clock(fowmewharinrstdns- tomorrow in Sarah Caswell Angell for women who are interested in so- ...…

…'PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TKUR$DAY$..OCTU5ER 14., 1926 PAG]I~~~ SIX *THE MICH~~~IN DIY*TLRDY C(h1R1,12 4 I NY MLL'MEET Ingram Drives Team Hard In Attempt To Get Into Condition For First Real Game SHAPELY BACK IN GAME ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 13.-Victorious in the first three games of the season, the Naval academy is being driven hard this week by Coach Bill Ingram in preparation for the first real test of the season Saturday when the team meets...…

…S TI- RI DAY, OCTBER 14, 1926, Fi 'p4 Sad Muslc Today "EAST LYNNE"' 'Very$- tJ sAr 1.GO AL Tb~y. .COO Him fn fllke. Wolf" Mysterious - Gripp)ing in "THE TRAP" THE MJQHI'GA! DAILY S If you are a telephone subscriber call Jirrimep the ztd-Faker, Dial 21214, and ,your' want at '' will be charged. The Michigan Daily reserves the right to classify alli wants ads tinder appropriate head- ings and to revise or rithhold objectionable. This col...…

…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1920 DALY 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 TIIURSI)AY, OCTOBER 14, 1926 Number 15 Entering Upperclass Women: All entering upperclass women are required to attend the second Or- ganization Lecture Thursday, October 14, at 7:00 o'...…

… ESTABLISHED 1890 Y Ar to an Alp oattu ZI MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 14 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ummommomm FARES FOR NAVY. GAME ARE FIXED FOR ROUND TRIPS Nominee Will Speak At Luncheon Friday THREE PLANS FOR GOING BALTIMORE HAVE BEEN ARRANGED TO 4- I- TICKETS NOW ON SALE Connections to be Made With Alumni Celebration at Philadelphia During Exhib...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1926 LIBRARY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT RISES IN RANK A S ENROLLMENT INCREASES Opening the fall semester with an gress. Win. W. Bishop, University Li-I enrollment of 45, the department of brarian, is director of courses. Library Science of the University is Prof. Sidney B. Mitchell, who is rising to the first rank of such de-: giving instruction in book selection partments in the United States. and admini...…

…V*DNEI!1AYFOCTOBER 43, 1926 TH-E MICHIGAN DAILY .... . z....,., ,. ~NO.WILL'.PLAY FOR GRID-GRPHS, iEI er R1eser-ve 6r Varsity Bands X1i11. Furnish Entertabutnent ESI3RVE NAVY TICKETS, Musical entertainment before thej game and between halves will. be an indvation at all of the grid-graphs th fall. Arrangements are being mn cc to have, entertainers at each. ga .e Ithe event that the Varsity band ;doqs not make the trip for the second Mi n...…

…i= PA(E roUt 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 P s is exclusively en- to the use for republication of all news disp atches credited to it or not otherwise ;t- in ?his paper and the local news pub- li heel therein. "t ."t- 'ithc -: pstoffice at Ann Arbor, second class matter. Special rate p e c _ra...…

…#. ....'. IV. WMNESiAY. tOCtTOBER 13, 1926 THE MICHIAN DAILY pAOE FIVP T ut i n A6n ua A . rna J . ..an a . . . . 1 1 1 E 1 1 1 a s a . HONORED_'BY CLUB T S.,-Dr. Orma utler Who Has Spent Two s Ytars i Rome is Honored At Luncheon Q1 ...............i .'L _- i I) OCIETY'S SCOPE WIDENs Honoring Dr. Orma Butler, the Wonmin's Research club of the Uni- versity of Michigan has begun its fall activities by giving a luncheon yes- terday...…

…P'AGE SI'X TN§F' T YC'MICANT, T;) A Iii_ V "W"li.T'kMWM.ln vv. r7f Mr1 M#i 14 - E.4s #E TTT 4ri N AT L JJ".. ,A n 1A11 .j1V LHL"L I 4 VIiJ Nth AX, V ' QJER13, 1!126'4 6 f TH"IRTY CAGE MEN'I REPORT TO MTH ER Basketball' Coach is Pessimistic In Regard To Small Number of Court Candidates CHAMBERS ONLY VETERAN With only 30 men reporting for the first workout, Coach E. J. Mather of the basketball squad is leaning toward pessimism when confro...…

…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 , 1926 THE MICHIGAN t)A LY PAGE SEVEN WWNESDA, OCTOBRa13, 126aTHF vMTCT-IcANu1T aTL PAGE SEV+ V P I eww m I MRMM IwM mm~-m w w~wwwgaa ON THE SIDELINES secret practice. was in vogue at traditions, new and old, ought to take Ferry field yesterday. Spectators cognizance of this. It is certain that were admitted to the blocking and we are not going to give Minnesota kicking drill, but were shunned by three points,...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1926 l ry DAI LY OFFICIAL DULLETIN 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). NI. ew Canadian Governor-General Given mtuE.he Belgian govern-1 rentals_ _ __ _ Parliament, is expected to announce ! Ribbons Carbons Great Ovation Upon Arriving In Quebec short...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 qqI4P 4bp -A- litr t u ~Iat33 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 13 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS BYRD TOLECTURE TONIGHT ON FLIGHT OVER NORTH POLE ADDRESS TO OPEN LECTURE COURSE OF ORATORICAL ASSOCIATION FIRST TO FLY TO f0AL Talk To Be Illustrated With Moving Pictures Taken During Actual Flight to North Opening the 1926-1927 lecture series of the Oratorica...…

… PAGE TWO ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY I 'TUESDAty, OCTOBER~ 12, 1926 4 CONRAD1 TO0 S GERMAN MAGNATE I AT AUHORS ' MEET r:7 7 - . . . .... . .. I - , - - R -," 10 , T, . P , . T T 1 0 T T - T , , I- - . 7'.. T -- Michigan Association of Writers Has Many Notables Included in Its Membership SPEAKER ISRHETORICIAN' Lawrence H-. Conrad, instructor in the department of rhetoric of the U~ni- versity of Michigan, will be the prin-I cipal speaker at...…