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…THE. MICHIGAN DAILY 'THURSDA, OTOBM1R27, 12 r ;Aw prejudieced inre gard to the case. 1 C 11'lWhatever the reason may be, the Published every morning'except Monday coc filtrtst ev nsc during the U'niversity year by the Board in, 4 a catpac,, e~ specially* in a trial con- Lont;,ol of Student Publications. i~e'nn the nationail government, isl Member of Western Conference Editorial surely a bit inconsistent with the AssPociaton. «. commonly acep1...…

…THE MTCHTGAN DAWTY RIDAY,0 OX Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- ttiled 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 herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Yichigvan, as sec...…

…TIHE MICHICAN DATLY U AI LY OFFICIAL BULLE'TIN 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. Saturday.) DETZER LECTURES 0NI INTERNATIONA-L PEAC National Secretary Of Women's Peace League Pleas For Perpeinal World Disarmament Tri-Motored Plane Groomed For Flight Volume 8. SA1. TRUA Y, QOCTOBJER 29,I1927. Number 3.N Comii...…

…PAGE FOUR Published every morning except Monday during the University year. by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association The Associated Press is exclusively en- ttiled 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 herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. Spe...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ( !'1 57- -TAM W& WFA a ....... ... {1 V-W n ._ n i , NOTED BRIDCE EXPERT TO COME OCTOBER 27 ONFIETRAY TOUR MILTN C. WORK WILL TURN PRO. {'EEIDS OF LESSONS T.I1 BUILD. NG FUN 1) OF LEAGUE RESERVE SEATS BY MAIL Lessons Will be (given in the After- uloeni and >Evening in the Ball Room of the Union Arrangement w have recently been made through the office of the Alumnae council, to bring Milton C. Work, internationally ...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ _ o_ ___ -. ,s I - ------- - - - - --I ( 1 P NATIONWID[ RES[ARCH REVEALS LACK OF INTEREST IN CHILD PSYCHOLOGY PRBLM IS CONCLUSION OF MISS DORIS TWITCH[LL RESUL'TS BASED ON STUDY OF studies should be of vital interest. 150 UNIVERSITIES AND From Miss Twitchell's survey it was COLEGES revealed that about half of the insti- tutions provide for a study of child MEN IGNORE SITUATIONS psychology-the subject which shou...…

…i AnimiM , A* f AWY I TTTT'' IUMI" 1TTTr' A XT- o A TY' 'V 'a 4 AA OTOP R -187 t HT1W UHdVI1 AN wIL? . Y . . _:_ _.._ _.._ *. _. _.......- - 10, !I * AFTER TWO WEEKS Of I SOROITIESPE After two weeks of concentrated rushing sororities on the Michigan campus announce the following pledges. Alpha Cii Omega. Mary Boyles, '31, Dorothy Dens- more, '31, Miriam Kellam, '31, Alice Charles, '31, Isobel Charles, '31, June :Hakes, '31, Jean Holland, '...…

…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 1927. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA C WEDNSDAY OCOBER5 ,927.THEMICHGANDAIL ca f19 FLEE CLUB CHOOSES MEMBERS__FORYEAR Miss Nora Cane Hunt Has Diffleulty Choosing Girls; 43 Women Survive Tryouts FRESHMAN TYROUTS SOON As a result of the tryouts which have been held during the last week, 43 women have ben admitted to the University Girls' Glee Club. Jt was difficult to choose, there were so many good voices, Miss Nora Cane Hunt s...…

…DAY, OCTOBER 6, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE~ - - A-VAN ' , Wff A- 7A Mffl 4 ; ' . ,r ' ' TO ORGANIZE WOMENS RIFLE, CLUB TUESDAYI Women Entering Medical School Must 1U:FEW WOMEN ARE I Upperclass Women Y.W.C.A. SPONSORS LeAarn Tn Iti;ize r M mt IUU fI T IIUUIAI IMP IN ARCHITECTURE Gip ii D CAMP FIRE GIRLS Is Open to Any Woman Interested In Sport: W. A. A. Honor Points Given for PartIcipation WILL JhOLD MATRES Organization of the Wo...…

…7, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . .... . . ........ TAVAM MI = = kh. T1V' LITERARY CLUB HOLDS Ann Arbor's Name Was Chosen In Honor PANHELLENIC PLANS Of Wives Of City's Founders In 1824i n~~rennrnnnm Trnu~nIITOI_ ___I IlrI1T A n IIR A iI LLI i Michigan Wopen Are Guests At House Partv In Oolkhaart Huis In Holland AL L.{. i %+ ~ Fifteen WomenS elected Fromc Those Who Tried Out; 'resident Says Material Bood TO EMPHASIZE LITERATURE Athe...…

…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...…

…, ___7THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 - . VA MUM 7AVA=MS IIWA7jA v v ..i-es s- N-S I b L .. _. . FACULTY WIVES PLANT RECEPTION AT UNION Voice Faculty Gains 26 WOMEN ENROLL I May Strong, Sopra IN ORAL HYGIENE SOCIETY Lawyers' Career Is Difficult One For Women Is Conclusion Of Dean Bates - - - IL Yrs. Henry l. Rate, President of C('10 Will Exphtiin Work aind Aim,, Of Various Groups' PREPARE YEAR'S PROGRAM On Thursday, Oct. 13, at 3 o'clock, ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ow S. S "(i 11 A; ___._ M u r e T L i i 1 "4 1 Ti a b l e s H a v e B e e n S o l d For MNitol Work's Lecture On Bridge at Union PROCEEDS 60 TO LEAGUE Tickets for the Milton C. Work pro- gram, which have been on sale at Wahr's bookstore since Thursday, October 27, are reported as being much in demand. More than 150 tables have been arranged for and de- mands for places at them are contin- ually coming into Wahr...…

…THE MTCHTGAN DAILY ) .......... .tom U sty? r ily --- W A. A. GIVESCORS0 E FOR SCOUT DIRFCT ORS ' All ('oI'be Wwwii1 Wo Are IMnerest- cd In Secut Work are Askedi To Register. WILL ORGANIZE GROUPS All girls who are in any way affil- iated with the Girl Scout organization are asked to communicate with Gladys Appelt at their earliest convenience. The girl scout organization is one of the largest national associations for' young girls in t...…

…, OCTOBER 13, 1927 r THE MICHIGAN DAILY I .. . .. .. ................................................ ............... - --------- - ....................... . .. .............. ............... .. - . .............. ............. ..... . . . . ........ . .............. .... . .......... -52- TiVA G5, own no K9 IT I/ ANNOUNCE COMMITTEE Committee Initiates 'New Means To Swell FOR ANNUAL SPREADNew Building Fund Margaret Babcock Is Elected...…

…A __________M Tfl rliNew Members Are MISS JOHNSON IS B SELLLR F'M b Ae S O OI Elected By Wyvern NEW INSTRUCTOR Athletic A nnouncem ent Of Th FLEAGUEWyvern, Junior women's honorary WEATHER CAUSES WILL ORGANIZE GROUPS FRESHMEN MEET group 18 [N Isociety announces its fall elections to GrnItorIes. SorarItIes. anid Le" membership as follows: Rose Strass- DELAY OF FINALS FOR RIDING INSTRUCTION FOR VOLLEY BALL eWee (Ruth Taylor.) " 'ains '"ill meet ...…

…Is 19 'Tr- rMTC WIGfAN fDAILY sry. A H.4 L .'4 hA a TT.* "VLA /l.1 =a LY. .a" n-L a 1 1aT%...* *. - . v r-z f-I ... . - .............. PROM 11V - .., _. I TYOTS FOR RiE Director Of Physical Education Gives . ,.wTheories ConcerningSwimming Strokes TEAI SNHUY I CREfSE '--e is a great deal of controver- --danger of straigling than when sy," Miss hall of the department of breathing through the nose. 4ood Mlarksm ~iilui1's ot Necessary...…

…)BER 16, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ATA VAM M MW&74A TM URGES VALUE OF Sorority Need Not Be Detrimental COMMITTEEA NEVDA To College Life, Says Miss Lloyd iin.n nnad'1r ti~ k a au I IOIT 4 HUS~E UUAIA Ul Bc(ard ofP Representives Fosters Spirit of Co-Operation Betweeni Women Executives of League MEETING TO BE SATURDAY Under the direction of the House Or- ganization committee, headed by Eve- lyn Ogborn, '28, seventy-six league houses have b...…

…18, 19."7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I 18, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 ----------- ....... .... VAM M MULM C, I I ViLy '' ''.. . VTV F DORMITORY LEADS IN INTRAMURAL POINTS Btsy Barbour Places First In Three Of Major Sorts During Past Year; Kappa Delta Is Second HOCKEY CUP IS AWARDED In intramural athletics during the year 1926-27, Betsy Barbour House led in the number of points earned, having won three of the major sports, swimming,' baseb...…

…t is, 192? THE MICHIGAN DAILY " m.. d 11111111111 Oilo!", C_.;.. WI.,- Y LEAGUE PARTY WILL Underraduate Worn EIo Participate In TPoints for individual and athletic extra-activities are given to under- graduate women on campus, and in- ITforMIal Party Will Be Given Oc. -1; tramural points are offered to organ- Saraih Caswel Angell Hail Will ized houses which participate in in- Be Svene of Festivities tramural athletics. The Women's leag...…

…, 1927 j r THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . . . ............. - -.- . . .. .. ....... . ..................... -.- . . ....... . . . ... . .................. . .. . .. I P&rVA V M rX& VA ," N--k .W VTV INTIHC L ss Ait Em W'^ oft RMA an HDj Barbo'ur Scholar Writes Of Personal Experience On Return To Warring China SCONDUCT Children's Aid Society Finds Homes For Different Types Of Children In State DECORATE FORlPART . UAMES BLUIN ITUUAY, All ...…

…OCTOBER 21, 1927 THE., MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY IT i MAY OBTAIN TICKETS FOR BRIDGE LECTURE Arrangeiiients Are Made For Tables Al Michigan Union And Quota Is Not Yet Filled LEAGUE GETS PROCEEDS Tickets for the 150 tables of bridge for the Milton C. Work lecture are still available at Wahr's bookstore and at the Alumnae council office, Mrs. W. D. Henderson announced today. -Arrange- ments have been made at the Michigan Union wher...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Lwi 4g MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS .... ........... ................ - . TWELVE PA~ 'r« Er ti i' PAG . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, (CTOBEIR 22, 1927 VOL. XXXVIII, No. 29 kL PRSSC LUB VOTES APPROVAL de if OLITEROMMENDATIONSi USING THEM IN FINAL ACTION ip MCNAUGHT SYNDICATEI 'HEAD DENIES d FUTURE STANDARDIATIONOF JOURNALISTIC FIELDc cc More than 13 members of the Uni from the very natural and general t da Yysity P...…

…RED AND BLUE TEAMS COMPOSED OF OHIO Ws E" Interest In AMS D DADE "Women Excel Men In Industry" Says Sports Is AdmirableLL I G. E. Sutherland At Press Convention STATE AND MICHIGAN PLAYERS ENGAGE IN Says Dr. Sappington INTRA RL INA L Com'n excell en industry," ington News are all women. Even in ---- as 1~ ther aten of Mr. G. H. Suthr- the mechanical department Mr. Suth- A S t u d e n t s h a v e n o d o u b t a l r e a d y ~trt ego MeI S t e t ...…

…. .... . ...... . ................ iMODERN WOMAN LACKS GRACIOUSNESS ACCORDING TO SIR ARTHUR UNDERHILL warnasnmu n ii n nr-an! WPM[ Al But slight difference between the shyly when addressed by a man. This '1odrrn Womimn and her Victorian pre- again, says Underhill, is purely im- decmors is seen by Sir Arthur aginary. "They mostly wore theirl Undorhill, a distinguished British bar- hair at that date in plaits coiled at the ris or ;nd writ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . . . . . . S. -5" IN SECONl RUND F INTERCLASS HOCKEY GAES JU11IO ARE VICTORIOUS OVER THE SOPHAND SNIORS DEFEAT FESHMEN MRS. HANLEY TO INSTRUCT IN GOLF iPLACES TWO WINNING TEAMS IN RUNNIG LFORCIASS CILAMPIO-N SHIPt ZAUER IS STAR OF GAME Fast flaying and Geod Teamwork of Seniors Featiures (Game With Freslmen In the second round of the annual inter-class hockey tournament play- ed yesterday at Palmer Field, the ju...…

…OCTOBER 27, 192? THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ............. ...... . ... . .......... . ........... . ...... .......... I .. .. .. ... .. . 6 ) s ) FiL r.' JL P 1 ADVANCED CLASS IN~niversity Public Health Curriculum Is Third Largest In United States -UI Bridge Expert Gives Successful Program To Kalamazoo Club IiiE LUIN I U U AY Capt L. onroe Briiker Will Coach Experienced Rifle Women; Meet At 4 o'Clock{ FIRST CLASSES INCREASE Group inst...…

…THE MTCHTGAN DAILY 5Z_. S ILTAVA , ry .. .... .. .... v ;1 LSr S .. , _.. BAAAP 1 COMMITTEES I Point System Awards Granted In Both C[1 ARD SALE BEGUN 01 A %4-: v :4-:,A A T riumi AC BENATMAEI I CHOSEN BY CHAIRMAN Many Ideas for _Major Thetae of Bazaar Suggested As Committee Heads Meet at Barbour ( ymn Aass Activities ssem of point awards 3houldl be understood as early in the year as possib!e. The W.A.A desirous that a great many ...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 , s, . . Aito AIL &U fl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXVIII, No. 35. ANN ARB(R MICIIIGAN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1927. BUGSLEY BRDHCASTSIilITE HOUSE FAILSI Mgruder GetCool REPUBLICANS DiSCUSsENTHUSIASM OF I TALKS ON LOAN FUNDS TO HELP MAGRUDER! ' -f'MATERIAL REUCTION SHOWS PRESENT PLAN rON APPEAL OF CASE IN CORPORATION TAPS "NTLFUCAUII PRESH)DENT iFOTRS CA' E TO T- R " REAN OF WI t NTI' OUI E 1WAR IsEART ENI FOR sAFWAYS AN...…

…I PACE FT TOP MICHIGAN DAILY " t - - SNDTAY, OCTOBERI PAG1 1LVE TM l ICT-i CAN DAILY - PIP 'I ILTA o 3 A y .j WOMN n'RAISA EXPRESSES 1 1AM APPROVAL OF ANN1 ARBOR AUDIENCES I ' P , Y I S H, ELL(By Haron MeDonal.) WSen thD rush of autograph seekers rWomen Prcar Individual Sptorsits all iasculine with one exception- icy Are Fundamentally Weak 1hall soliiewhat subsided, Rosa Raisa In Cooperation turnedtWetks and asked if were the ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA / E-. T, GRIZ 1 % 1 T DEFEAT FRESHMAN TEAM, I U AND USSICK CONFERENCE, GRID NOTES LEADS MICHIGAN AGAINST BISHOPS, ALONG THE SIDELINES YEARL"ING GOAL :SERVE VICTORY I ClTlHER TEAM 31SCORES JIWIRIN OPENING PERIODS OF SCRIMMAGE WHEELER PLAYS WELL rv Passes Followed by Line Plunges Result In !Reserve's First Toelhdown of Game Scoring two touchdowns in the ond half of the first scrimmage of 3 season, Coach Ray...…

…J T3.8......... THE. MICHIGAN DAILY I V I KI LE Y ELIEV S STU ENTSI 'sent i the 1 ?,00 men and wvcnen o f thi1e Fl uence the character and direction of .~4?E 4'E PON ~ P~fP~fAA~lIQ~ University of Illinois. They (10 not American education. Recent college' ARE WEA ONSFOR PR PA 5.ADISTv represent them in any true sense, be-, graduates are employed as secretaries By .Dafld llie)ecily apparent. Con ferences have cause they were not selected by ther...…

…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY . I '. ..' . - rrTTFql)AV- il? . 3 4. 141'7. THE ICHIAN Dsh A r h ~fA la - l. I . _ , ,k I.kv r S PT , T OF GRID SSASON MAROONS ARE LOSEPIS 7ANNLEADS flp flEAHl { ,gY" wJZ999ter ig T ni Te i re n r' . e 12zi! ()II( u 1 U iiii I 1 dJ~ b o th h ro w n 21rth e Sf on r ac,<l# h ': 1 'i uI ' n n u a V a.BA Y ins; during the la five minutes of c21ll.I22ualwVii y play and resulting dii ccili into tU 1;rS'toucg ol zlovd ...…

…r. THE MICHIGAN DAI~Y t ,nti L P. 1 a 0C'TOnETZ r),1921.. ------------ ------------- WKDN~SDAY, OCTOBER ~. 192?. COOLIDGE MAY VISIT CONGR[SS AT HAVANA President's Presence Would AddMuch to D)ignity of Pun-American Meeting, Says Reeves PLAN PERMANENT BODY "Despite the traditional' objectiois to a president leaving the United States during his term of office, Presi- dent Coolidge's proposedtrip toatla- vana, Cuba, next January to attend th...…

…1A SX-THE MTCHTGAN D A'h'"l AYlO ° h~ 2 *r _+: :'. '''''"CT',P?' r inn? A.._. .... ....,..._ . Belief In Individual Advancement Is Set' WIL [COPREAs MUNAYKS Forth By Famous. Bishop XV. L. Slatter-\v WIL PEA h IJDAt~ That "the hope of the world lies in be, little can be done abod.t it,an renewing one man at a time" and we can do no better than to let well! that "united world improvement is im- eog lnSpotr fti possible" were outstanding points...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY KEES 1:o ROUT DRIDGE TO WIN AGAIN, 6. no NEW YORK CAPTURES, SECOND SERIES GAMF Pipgras Yields Only Six Seattercd Hits, Allowing .No Two Together In Any Inihg RUTH GOESHITTLESS (Special to The Daily) PITTSBURGH, Oct. 6.-That heavy artillery of the New York Yankees which was perceptibly silenced in yesterday's game, belched forth its fury here today at Forbes field, and the American league entry in the 1927 classic a...…

…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...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,} TRIUMPH AGAIN FOR CLEAN L S WEEP, 4 P , -- JUS WILD P IN NINTH INNING [LOW NEW YORKTO WIN FOURTH STRAIGHT t Is Unp ralled Since 1924 When 4talling's Miracle Braves Routed Athletics BE RUTH HITS HOMER (Special to the Daily) A.NKEE STADIUM, NEW YORK, >ber 8 - Scoring the winning run he ninth inning when a pitch by us went wild with three men on , the New York Yankees today ated the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4 to Scl...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ri ?MAKERS CONQUER lIARVARD, 19-0 IN UPSE 'I SHOWS WELL H MILER RECEIVES ING CRIMSON ARSIlY CAGE SOUAD WILL MEET TONIGHT A ALJIQUIST LEADS BIG T EN SCGRING liIILUUJUIILI B IN SERIESCONTESTS Newly Established Records Lrgely Due To Heavy Slugging Of Babe Ruth { .: FIVE MARKS ARE TIED Aficaglo Reverses Form In Defeating Hoosier Eleven; Ohio Wins Over Iowa, 13 to 6 ADGERS DEFEAT KANSAS Coach Jimmy Phelan of the con...…

…DL VEINES PREPA RE FOR FIRS T CONFERENCE G2 ftO SEDNI DATS~Srive For;,,PosOiti on nMichgan Team BASKETBALL PLAYERS "Ma;r.oei Ls K M S U [UIfIAUELIIII I f$EGTS HOLD FIRST PRACTICE 1 -. . FPPAwRAfKS RHfl WI IS. 6 O; ' et reported to0(coachnEdin( llJ.-~-- Mather, McCoy, center of the ter~m that staged its great come back after I midseason reversals.: Included among the 45' odd candi- ..f dates for the team were Schroeder, - letter winner last w...…

…THE MICHIGAN.DAILY v ISCONSIN MAKES READY TO REPEL WOLV1ER I IL RY OVE Dr.MayCensures FANSASKVEECK TO BUY CUYLER .I Ers CE NRNC ro17NJ %Wm ice and (rofoot i liacklield As Iimpori Factor In Badger Offensive Loom TEAM LACKS GOOD KICKER (Py Dan. Albreet.) Sports Editor, The Daily Cardinal.] MADISON, Wis., Oct. 11.--The Wis- consin football team, back from its 26-6 victory over Kansas, today began final preparations for its all-im...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILYF TOL VER INES DEPART FR FIRST CONFERENCE TEST OlGER TEAK STRENGTHENED BY ADDITIONS, SE WILL URP UfSS FlIAND HBKJL P IE S S LUMP NOTRE DAME BRIOMENTOPLAY OPES TO BREAK MICHIGANWISCONSIN JINX HARBOR MUTUAL FEAR H i IN FEATURE INTERSECTIONAL T NAVY ELEV ILT TQMORROW i Yost, WIeman, Klipke, Brown, Hoyt, And Tillotson Accompany Squad of 34 Players BOVARD, RICH TO START Michigan's football squad, consist- ing of 34 players...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7OL VERINES WORK OUT IN CAMP CI PREPARE FOR Wolverine Gridmen Hold Large Margin Over Badger Teams WISCONSIN FANS PLACE HOPES FOR VICTORY OVER INVADING MICHIGAN TEAM ON VERSATILE BACKFIELD AMNUAL CAME TODAY Michigan Squad Appears to be in Good Condition; IPuckelwartz and Taylor Able to Play PRACTICESARE SECRET (Special to The Daily.) MADISON, Wis., Oct. 14.-Michigan and Wisconsin took their final work- outs at Camp R...…

…TI iI NITCI I CAN DTL .. .. ..T .. .M.CH..GAN ... Y VOCTIONAL COMMITTEE MAKES YEARS PLANS Analyze Entrance Application Blanks And Discuss Need of Student Vcational Placements MICHIGAN IS NEAR TOP{ Summarizing the work of the past year, and outlining its plans for the future, was the main purpose of the meeting of the Committee of Vocation- al Counsel and Placemen't held Friday. The Committee of Vocational Coun- sel is a senatorial committee...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAT URDA Y'z~S WOLVERINES FORGET ADSNRUHG SQUAD PREPARES FOR BUCKEYE INVASION By Herbert E. Vedder er than 114 ritloe (m !1;0 cfi,-ec, "Forget Madison! was the cry of the play 111culdbakad the( (lhe coaches yesterday afternoon as the' Idi er, penalized. prel rations to repel the clangorous Buckeyes were begun in earnest. But l Must precedling this flay another of in that phrase was also the hidden tegm' iusocre fe implica...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 TIO STATE PREPARES TO INVADE MICHIGAN BUCKEY TEAM SKseven Grid Teams DGRemain Undefeated REVENGE FIn Eastern Sector ALONG THE SIDELINES By Morris Quinn Rumor indicates that the Wolver- Another backfield threat was re- ines will face a "fighting-mad" Buck- vealed in Jim Miller whose perform- eye eleven, anxious to avenge five ance against the Badgers stamps him JOHNSON RETIRES AS LEAGUE CHIEF; K'IN TIHAWKEYES FA...…

…TI ?I"' TOIL! LMATMN IDAIIY TTTTRST)AY, '' TI..M..IT AN.A L . .... I.................. IOWA FOiRENSIC TEAM1 PLkANS EGIH TU ('Ioscil by I L),i ittat& of' iitri'liit Wi OMAN WILL ATTEMI PT TRANSA TLANTIC FLIGHT so(c HS OUTSTANDING RECORDJ IOWA (' I iY, Oct. 19--A debate teamr from the Univ1Ersity of Iowa will be the sole ofrercentative of the United States to tour England during the -?pring of 1929, It has been announced by Prof. A. C. Ba...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'R I per iga crow and1 to t in a inte set spe Ye tic be, 2 fl ent this cn Pa Ea( ma ho P1 He to wo Bc dis pot wi ph Bc ma req the the del to out in ed ma by *a let an d Jh yea Br ra gra tvis ho ion of cei r SO i XV. . G.! ~ ~ ClingYOU SundayOct. 23rd Ifp G Wo D e ogNow) Y t TODAY Per fectaRelaxatio n After the Big Game! I I . I i i i I i We~co~ 0. . U. ?cG7trs and Al May the R est Team vWin (NOW IF ALLAH WNLY iKNEW) Pr...…

…-IHES BEAT OHIO STATE BEFORE R ECORD CROW 1st 0 0 2nd 3rd 0 7 take the ball he passed to Gilbert on wartz making a beautiful catch on his the Ohio 15-yard line, Gilbert running own 38-yard line. The half ended on across for M1ichigan's first touchdown the next play as Domhoff hit the line. uakled. playwsToreeecep Score, Michigan 7, Ohio 0. kl.wTi la sImore decIp-THII) QUARTER tie because Michigan had stationed Gilbert kicked off to Grim...…