…X THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... . .............. .... . .. ...... ........ KIPKE STILL SEARCHII Fuii Admoffil su- ORIN uj -T, VARSITY PREPAES IW ..,...._.: ,.....,r. _.. .. .._.. ... ._. _....._.. ._. k _____ ZLVERINE FOOTBALL CAPTAIN PROVES MOST VERSATILE ATHLETE FORHARAHOTILT Squad Cut to 28 Men Emphasiz- es Passing and Kicking in New Plays. SCRIMMAGE FRESHMAN With a multitude of 1"side line" coaches over the country straining to pou...…
…T~1M4CHIG AND AILY - 'arsters Rbtaihs Lead VARSIT "Y EN,,TERS LONG ' _ mog Eastern Scorers P~F.10D OF PRACTICING Two more,. oaceiccown, scoredE against H arvard last Saturday (Coritinued from Page G, Cal. 1) FUR BOJL[RMAK[RS ~brought AJ' Marsters' point totalpasn hhivoesvel past the century mark in the Est- patrikgfdrmllwhio n vlesvra Although Disappointed atUpset e niiulsoig race. His tended fr s appaurenoerTly ein by Iwa, adges fipie 102 t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY D A I LYOFFICIAL 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) VOL. XL. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1929 No. 28 ' NOTICES University Lecture: Mr. F. A. Bland, Lecturer in Public Adminis- tration, Economics and History at the University of Sydney, Australia, wil speak on "The Australian Consti...…
…TESABLISHED 1890 JrY AL fit r 4 augt I M EMBER I ASSOCIATED PRESSj %TnT -S T TTn 9 R ANN 3AR~(YP?_ MICHIG(AN-TTESDAY-TOCTBER 9. 1(929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS } VJLe. Al, U L il" a ll~iLN~ OSS* *~~V va~A t*sl* A. 1 J L.J.JJ..3JA. vv SENIOR LITERARY1 CLASS COMMITEES APPOINTEDBY TDDD Appointments Will Take Effect Today; Will Carry Out Class Duties. ILegirslator Dies OHIO CONGRESSMlAN'AITON ADDRESSES DIES AFTER LONG STUDENT...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1929 w: . HE[INDflrIOfl China Way Rumors )FAMOUS AVIATOR - R LLIL BOW Meaiftaited Untrue FETED IN PARIS SPEAKS A9T.FIRST _ Robert Chew Denies N''ew } ?.....:,...... rET 19 1DeV,0"T1, CI' ra '9f fti .'i Lete ................................. . "..:.:: ........ screen Reflectirons, Is hielburne Letters MANNARBOR PLANS Added to Clements Library Collection BETTR AIRlPORT (juri eltiy for tme talki...…
… TH} I &iH I GAN DAIL mi ANTHROPOLOGY HEAD TELLS OF MUSEUM PROGRESS DR GUTHE P KS FORMER FLORIDA GOVERNOR ON TRIAL) H GE WK CHNSMUSICIAN SPEAKS RHPIPRA EUCTIN * iii Lfl FOR HELPING COUNTERFEITING RING ON BACH'S WORK TS r ES HOQINCGf~fi k£ in a lecture combining musicME F6HH ' ON RACIAL [I81 [[NIL GAIN MrEetF graduate of the Royal College of pYMusic at London, discussed "Bach Us273 Groups Which Involve 1850 and His Contribution to Music D...…
…I x ?AG! FrOUR 1T1-1FEM T C 11T C W DfW T r TUESDfAY.A (CTBE'9. 1020 " . _ .... 1 a 1 L &Va a 6 a-a a 6.a L"1 AN a~ A a L 1 .n aw u .a.vi-a. 1 W V .6. V.WdiJLV Ago$ i i7Na7 gIw t dtit&rn .Uattg!; Published every morning except Moncfay 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 forerepublication of a...…
… THE MICHIGAN 1) 'l cy wp.~ ~ 1 .. _.. ..... -_ _ m COOKE IS ELECTED1 LEAGUE1DELEGATE TO ANN VAL MEETING Will Go to Palo Alto, California, for Four Day Convention in December. COOPERATION IS MOTIVE Students From All Schools Will Attend Meeting To Hear Noted Men. Eleanor Cooke, '31, has been elected by the Board of Directors of the League to represent the Uni- versity of Michigan at the annual convention of the National Student' Federa...…
…I P A CIE~B T ri-il E I 'I ITT lj y I -C . .a e..a-*vr ' J x 4 kxa ..d . A * ~~nr 4~ ~JJ.*42~$~ ~;j, 4~7~~j MICHIGAN VARSITY RESERlVES -____ Coach Kipke Feels That Lack off Confidence Defeated Wolves in Illinois Game. LACK OFFENSIVE POWER Lack of confidence in their own ability defeated the Wolverines last Saturday when they fell before Il- linois 14-0, was the opinion expres- sed. by Coach Harry Kipke yester- day. Defensively the Michiga...…
…Y,: OCTOBER-,--_ TH 1 MCH1IA - iY CGNFE RENCE SEES OHVIO fIdina .. by fI4kIdng Rui Tein tdfese IIOWCA BEATS 6A As the result of Satui tilts, only four teams r, defeated in the Big Ten. ,each teamn has flayed 1r three games, the ester enice championship will p won by one of these four possess clean slates. Purdue leads the list victories. tOhio State is se two witis and a tie, R Minnesota with one Big tory. Fcllowin9 close d ii of the ...…
…EIGHIT " - THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDMC. OCTOBER 29, _ 1929 _ ___ _ ._ _.. _....... .dAL Y a m r v. .. ,, flua~r asv v ivr~ aw flhI..Th 2w ""..% " _ a -:tFn'rh 1, S ecti, 1ad1:Temk-p xmnto nteeFINAL LECTURE Suct drse n C"-ia ,;will13C wlclin rom OFE DR.I.WENLEY, edatdaForuma by3, AtdentAddesse D ! L u FF I C I A L B U L L I T I 1Phychlogy 31. Make-up Fmia Examination will bo , "rtvcn i Room O R E L Y Ia ou lo R 121, aou 'coPWednsdyOcob...…
…ESTABLISHED 1 890 IC WI 4 F atlp MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS _ __ VOL. XL, NO. 25 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,_SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1929 EIGHT PAGES P RICE FIVE CENTS o ERI ES Tu ILLI ols 9 14-0 FALL CON VOCATIONS1 WIL START TODAY1 YAL DEAN TOALK Rev Charles R. Brown to Speak! Before University Students This Morning. SERVICES AT 11 O'CLOCK Series Will Continue on Sunday Mornings for Three More Weekly Meets. Opportunity to hear an eaucator-...…
…T'-:.CIE MICHI 0.AN, n A T. T -N.- WOL ,HIN [LE N .Mexiat Presidentia ; Campaign Scramble IADD140LS Opens as Party Candicdtes AreNoiaeF BY FIGHTING ILLINI.... . 11 !ll n R uns Y ie ld T w o TQ o.ch- ':::::..... downs in Third Quar~rtc.r of Game. 1CTlWGAN IS OUTPLAYED Quarterback prints 65 Yards to Score Initial Marker- in ard-Fought Tilt. ~V +T t&AM TL-TT 3Y-1--.%. 111 s-t ALPH.#. ,....... _..._.. _ ......_...,_. . ... ....SUND~AY, -OCTOBER...…
…TI-LW - ~ 9 A.. SUNAi OQ rBE 27, PRESS CONVENTION FYIJP fl rnTOlnAA I1 . f x s..a x M .. .. . . . ..r, . ... .! .. ..v .. ,;. "' .....w MICHIGAN MEN Boyi GIVE SPEECHES TO EDUCATORS a Orators Who Will Meet in t washington for International: Contest Crown GOT HAM PAPER PRINTS PHOTOSY OF BY RD PA RT Y ._ .®._ University Professors Speak Prof. Laurence Gould of Geology Before Annual Meeting ofDp, t Distict ducaors.Department, Pictured LAR...…
…JTHE MICHIGAN DI U.y "; 3 U ii 1', . ........ . °-- --°- - - "s Published every mning ecet Monday during the University year byex 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 creditedtodit or not otherwise credited an this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the posto..c...…
… OTOEE!!R 21, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE iFLVI ' ..,...., ..... -... _.,.... t a w N/ C.43 _5'i. _5'L__ e sctSZ~ MMKVAVAM UWFA'wA ° Ly LF I ~d SOPHMOR ES - W. A. A. Membership CIB'g~ ~ TYRATA Open to Freshmen yP9 9 IL6 CAA _TRYOUT Among th fewcampus activities HELD ON SATU B Fl ___forwhich first semester freshmen! t LULL IN SOCIAL EVENTS CAUSEDfl NOTICES BY STUDENT EXODUS TO URBANA LUNUU 01I lid I I U Mrs. John R.Effinger will ...…
…~T1-i 1viCHI'-X~,. y~ 4. ILLIN ors JUN OR VARSITY TRNCk MICHIGAN , 20-6 Justice Gets Pass from WidmanI to Score Lone Touchdown YESTERDAY'S STATISTICS. First Downs Michigan, 4; Illinois, 12. Forward Passes. Michigan: Attempted, 7;com- pleted two for 51 yards. Illinois: Attempted, 6; Inter- cepted one for 57 yards; com- pleted two for 20 yards. Average on Punts. ..Michigan, 13 for 31 1-2 yards: Illinois, 15 for 33 3-4 yards. Penalties...…
…-~ 1 1 1 s 1 , D'. - L ., . ___ ,_ ,. i.simummmum I awomm PLA PRNS A FRIEDMAN, OOSTERBAAN NAMED (SpcaloON TREVOR'S MYTHICAL TEAM Wkcan oto.2m.ner fpro- secial to The Iaiy) Wusa and orthodox manner of scor- The brillant gridiron records of j40-yarder between Ohio State's MADISON, Wis-Tury Oman, ing touchdowns-a steady drive Friedman and Oosterbaan of the goal posts with 40 seconds of the poker faced Finn from Chisholm, 'R, . other yard off ...…
…THE NITCHTGAN TL iJUNDA z OCTOEER 27,l Acro :: Section 1 of Aero 5, composed of Messrs. Bredt, Kratz, Redding, Bensky and McMaster, will meet from 1:00 to 5:00 on Mon- day, October 28, in Wind Tunnel, East Engineering Buildinig. Chemical Engineering Seminar: Mr. C. C. Monrad will be thr Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members speaker on Monday, October 28, at 4 o'clock in room 3201 Eas En- of the University. Copy r...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 -'V- 99& 4hp vigolobw ApAw AW W- . 1 I VOL. _40, NO. 24 E ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1929 EIGHT PAGES ItiHIAdmmb Tu TTLE ILLI O To'Agoft'u r AIGLER Stock Market Regains Partial Stability 'JO RORS FIND FALL PHOFSSOHStock Market Regains Partial Stability as Bankers Show Faith in Finance Plan STATES CARN GIE (By Associated Press) myriad _ transactions had been N NEW YORK, N. Y., Oct. 25....…
…I t. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1920 - --- --p .--- MICHIGAN -INVADES Match King Obtains PRFSO ILLINOIS I11N OVEST A9TTACKS C H Alumni Entbusiasm 1 ijg Tn Champs Seek Revenge Iso Counti for 30 Defecat of LISRPR Last Year. CAM RPR FEW HANGS INLIN~JP1(Continued From Pag ______one modiern inlstance' Maize and Blue Squad is in Good ploymeti h- :s -paid more than the Condition for Memorial for such work. Mai Stadium Battle. ...…
…MICHICAN 15ATEY ~PAGE T HOOVER, FORD WATCH FAMED INVENTOR RE-ENACT S EHALF-CENTURY-OLD ELECTRIC LIGHT EXPEF IMENT BEGINS TERHM WOR K' White Rats and Small Chicks Are Discussion Subjects at Group Gathering. THUMA, PADILLA SPEAK I Ex-Cabinetman Heads Conservation Group DEBATE ODESTIONS DECIDED R qYEAR Leaguc Includes Sciools Entire Stac in This Season's Plan. From Entertainment Given Visitors at Third Annual Group Assembly. l RUTHVE...…
…FoU THE MICHICAN D -A l PIDAY , CTT' 1O J - T Published every morning except MondTay 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 tbe use- for republication of all news dis- atcies credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein- Entered ;t the posto. .e at Ann Arbo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAWi7LY1 FADE 1FMV LYAVA , '\ " 7 FA'wAM «; SELECT TYPICAL OQ WOMAN STUDENT AT LEAGUE NOV. 4' Problems of Sorority Women to be Discussed at Meeting. PI BETA PHI EARNS CUPt Reservations Already Made for 750; More May be Had} if Necessary. iranmir Tflnninr FNTPRS (CONTEST, 77 TEAM MANAGER PREDICTS VICTORY FOR JUNIORS IN COMING TOURNEY ieteruits Threatening Positions oftered in the tournament, with sep- CAMPAIG NreFU...…
…Tl4 ~ T-C t4C.AM I ALY «....._ ...... b . . . f -. Yi*- Y®' * ~ r -.- . -* - . Y ----' .-- .a-..i, wa +i, c7. 3ATJRDAY,C JUNIOR VARSITY §1 '0 MEET ILLINOIS ON FERRY FIELD W VRINES ALTER Indians Have Defeated Wiscon- sin, Who Holds 6-0 Win Over Michigan. SQUAD IN GOOD SHAPE With one victory and one defeat chalked up against them in their two Conference games thus far, the Michigan Junior Varsity willi meet the Illinois "B" team this af...…
…i., 4 tATt1ThJAY, OCTOBERh 25, 1o"2I TH MICHIGAN AIL"4 MICHIGAN DAILY '--,V -7 7;, NCRTHWESTERN TO PLAY Eight Big Ten Teams ANY INJURIES HAIDIICAP WABASH ELEVEN TODAY Meet in Games Today F OTBALL TEAMS ID EAST H_(Continued form Page Six) (Continued From Fage Six) C R S L f E EVANSTON, Ili.-Northwestern's man, while the Boilermaker line his team in 1926 to see the Army-I Whas shown well in all of the games Navy game at Chicago. He sent ...…
…PACE EIGHT THE MTrHTCA T)ATTy GCTO,'EFZ 261 1929.. PAGE ~icm'i' THIS MTCHICM'Y DAILY SATTJIiDAY, OCT~M~ER 26, 192§. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ENSIAN OFFERS rI fV PHOTO COUPONS ji l ------ . !3Mato r3 0M- T PORTSA Every senior who has not as yet Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members made arrangements to have his of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- picture taken for the 'Ensian sho...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 IC V Alw- Ahr ATN M 4t t I tilj MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL, No. 23. U NI ERSITIES DE NY CARNEGIE CHARGES; DENOUNCE REPORT Vehement Disapproval Is Voiced by Leading Colleges at ! Allegations. BIG TEN 0. K.-GRIFFITH Brown, Bucknell, and New York ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS R |Convocation Speaker to Give Message From Wide Experience with Students Bringing a wide ex...…
…I PAGE 'old ' THE MICHIGAN DAT1.Y s' IDAY. OC'T'OBER 25. 1 AN. THV MTCHTCIAM V'~ATT V * a, ~ * %.aK..J*V eat,, *.,&a~, I s t UV 1 VL)IZJ" 4t t 1Z/4V P 11clTAPROOM TO GET Clarke Knows Psychology of Cowboys, Says I UNI( MUNICIPLLAU Screen ReflectionsI RADIO OFAM I Dr. Scott in Interview on Plainsman-Poet A plfl 11 ,Play by play reports of the Mich- 1"Badger Clarxe nas broken into Leather". Among the selections 1 .gan-Illinois game on Satu...…
…7_.IDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1920 COMPANIES OFFERTe RESEARCH PR IZES THE MICI IIAN DATLV PAG E THREE chnic to Appear FIRST EDIT IONS OF EARLY WORKS Tomorrow in First ON SCIENCE EXHIBITED BY, LIBRAR Y TCiI g mP -ir llv siaifion t l~ms th first XaaLtu Ul :? Illt OSe Rare and costly books pertaining to early science. many of them first anish tansati voumes:c e irs English translation of Euclid by Sir i A I a 9 P a c 040ress School Announces ...…
…FALL'rOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY rMZMAY CC'TGIEA 25,- i9 rr nrim Published every morning except Monday during the Univesit year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitledj to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the posto.. ...…
…FRMDAT,, OCTOMh1R 25, 1020 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE PTVE t ... 3 4 11 ~AS'MA I 4 q~i nq' LEAGUE BAZAAR HAIR91MAN ANNOUNCE FOR ANNUAL AFFAIR SCHEDULED DEC.,6-7 + Dorothy Flynn is General Chairman McKaig to As CABARET TO BE F Appointed ANNUAL BANQUET' Beth OF PAN -HELLENICI si=st. IS SET FOR NOV. 4' PROF. TRUEBLOOD PADslCglHD0I nnrrSTUDENTS ASKED SPEAKS TO CLUBnvrniV TO LEARN RULES When the League, with its mani- Professor-Eme...…
…'PAGE SIX -THE ~MTCHTr.AMN ATIVaL ,* Y~ ~ FrIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1929 nd x f x a !-a x a v a^s k v L~ !- 1 1s s_ ... v.._ _ , _., w J WOLVERINE GRIDDERS STOP OVER IN WIND Y CITY i OLEINSFAE'range And Blue Likely To Meet Michigan ___----- Without Services of Stellar Quarterback TRESS OFFENSIVE I5s T fl[E HU RIDE Freezing weather, rain, and snow flankman, who started the Iowa has driven the Illinois football game.- ----M- - --- team...…
…FRIXDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1920 T E MC I N DAL HE MICHIGAN AIL"' . P'AGOE V .} FIFTEENTH WOLVERINE-ILLINOIS GAME TO BE STAGED SATURDAY CHAMPAIGN, Ill., Oct. 24.-Red# Ralph Fletcher had intended. for .. Grange ran rough shood over a be-I Cuchk Carney. Dunn went through wildered Michigan team, 39-14, and the Illini team 75 yards for a touch- ~a Wolverine eleven, beaten four down. The "fighting Illini" fought times, upset a championship Illii ...…
…r 9-..,. -, ...,..,.,, -.,,. THE MICHICAN DAILY THUTRSDAY, OC'i Gl2EP' 24, 1020 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) ' Aero 5: The Monday 1-5 section will meet on October 28......... F. N. =M. Brown. Zoology 32 (Heredity). Absentees from the examination last June will meet in Ro...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 ".V AV 40P .A6 M=2019ohmig ApAkv 4&Abr 411tr ArM I t % 41 ASSCIAED MEMBIAE PRESS VOL. XL, No. 22 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS TE E rl s Fumok URBI 10 I GHT MICHIGAN ATHLETIC, RECRUITING PLNS Carnegie Foundation Publishes Report About American College Athletics. PAID COACHES DEPLORED Negligent Attitude Concerning Education Decried by j Foundation. "The fund...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t MT rSD AY. 0 C' oBr,,r, 21, 1921, ... ..MT v .. vuvATTr v..~*~ x L e1 a b u;t lvye.. RDIU YNDFDSDEWEY RECEIVES BIRTHDAY TRIBUTEi FROM MEN AND WOMEN OF LET TERS nrIto, him by his disciples, and spore MDIIL ~R IT yr o'"A wonderful tribute was paid for about fifteen minutes at the tJohn Dewey at the celebration; banquet. He read letters which uari th.bCortisay,"of tedhoo f.90'sewito n iiam Ja es, f arar CluEDStuaIrt NI C...…
…0 TMSDAY, bcToB1,Th 24, 1029~ M I CH I CA N" DAtLY rAGIE THREE w --- _ _- _ PAGE T1IR~2 4-,. 4 . ,,'.., >.4 .. . -4 .4 44 4444 CARNEGIE INSTITUTE SURVEYS COLLEGE ATHLETICS rative oficers in eight er cent, and made to contribute significantly to der proper conditions, athletics may age considerably below the maxi- " 'Wha ought to be done?' promise UV AIN Irathletic r n.ih ercn, n ad ocntiue infiatytopsibydveo uhgrteseriteu omestin...…
…PAGE FOUR 'THE MICHICAN DAILY T ±y.- DAx. -- C R 2 10 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association.- _ 1 The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use forerepublication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwisecredited in this paper and the local news published ' herein. Entered at the posto. .....…
…RSDAY, OCTOBrR 24, ION THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE nrURSDAY, OCTO~R 24, If2~PAGE FIVE w 'W I LYA. VI 0 AvAum mom E.5 c ARCHERS TO HOLD S m r nt - - * a a a- - a HIGAN WOMAN ACCEPTS PARIS W.A.A. ANNOUNCES GRACE RICHARDS HOLDS THAT SOCIAL ADJUSTMENTS DICTATETOF NORMAL WAISTLINE POSTPONEMENT OF DICTTE O NOMAL AISTINEFOR COLLEGE WOMEN BEGIN WITH HOUSE SITUATION Mei nbers of Each Organization Entered Ban Together To Form Team ...…
…I t 4 ., P~AGE SIX THE I C I-I cAM DAILYV THURSDAY, OCTOBER -24, 1920 IY I .. [-1. [ k./ /-l L. MICHIGAN WAmugSIT ifs: : j , , i . FOR ILLINOIS TONIGHT : i' ;r: i:, E ,.j .4 }1 I, a *1 .41. {., lr KIPKEVORS SQUAD Illinois Works Hard for Invasion of Wolverine Gri 'O EENIEPLY~ UNIaR VA R.Tif USES lOS~Y __NG BATTE LS , W PLAYS IN DRILL ZUPPKE LOSES SERVICES OF QUARTERBACK BY HAWKEYES IN ATTLE Thirty Players Will Make Trip ON EV...…
…THnSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 132 THE MICHIGAN DAILY* rPACHE o3VEN , .. ~Httft~DAY, OCTOBER 24, 192* THE MICHIGAN DAILY t } . : :' ,, fir. +a:l" J%'.Sr ]Y-. . f, - 7,f PAGE DRILLS INDIA FOR GAMEWITH Prackce Concentrated o. men in Order to Stop Bu Passing Attack u LI STATE'S BASEBALL NINE MICHIGAN AND ILLINOIS WILL N TOUR F BRITISH ISLES RENEW OLD FEUD THIS WEEKI 1I The Anglo-American club of Lon- EChas extended an invitation to (Continued ...…
…PAG EIMORTi THE MICHIGAN D AILTY TMMSB~AY.k-T317)77 24. 11)2f DAIL-Y OF I C IAL Publication in the Bulletin is constructive of the University.. Copy received by the dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturde VOL. XL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9 NOTICES To Members of the Faculty, 199-1 : are paid in nine installments (the ninth be. on the last day of each month from October option of the Faculty member arrangement Business Office to pay the sa...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 *1~ Alw A44 r p 4Pw I t 4 r1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL, No. 21. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNFSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1929 EIGHT PAGES P RICE FIVE CENTS IN 6GALA S Of FOOTBA To Form Paradea March to Pn Ma BAND TO LEA Todd and His A Lead Cheers for Football T Everybody but th seems to be prepar Michigan football te est send-off it has when the Wolverin 10:30 Thursday even when they will me eleven in the bigge game of the sea...…
…1qw * THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER -23, 1920 LTRRJU1A51Hoover Names Stimson Chairman of Delegation to Naval 01P1TEN D Fooe Elected Head ENI Limitations Conference; Reed and Robinson Are Delegates ilitary S'Odciety TOCAST BALOTS'_ N~! INSTRUCTOS m D l NER TO TLK IlTAL SUBJECT Natural Science Auditorium Will be Scene of Junior Class Elections ,T0 NAME J.HOP GROUP{ (Continued from Page 1, Col. 7) The other elections scheduled for t...…
…°,*DNBSD ))-,0cTrOBEZ23, 1025, r' e4 PM 1 d I c7AN r - - -. - ~ .~ .-~- _________________ , ~ .~ *A I.., Prof. Emit Lorch .Annoutcij Schedule of Art- Showings 1 ADMISSION TQ DjE FRE Display to IriclufeYatdt Collection$ o~f Rare SOil Paintigs s Announcing the annual serii-8 bf art exhibits_ for 1929-30 to be held in the main gallery of Almn 1Me- morial hall under the auspices .of the Ann Arbor Art awodbetlton, Prof. Emil Lorch of the A...…
…PARE F'Ot TMT 1 IC H AN D ATT17EV 7W1"FNT VAY . TO~sER 23, 1929- ._.r_ ..rrw a. ... a. v v t +r+.r+'ru. s.v vv v * change are gumed up in this vi- cinity by the Great Lakes. If'that's Published every morning except Monday the case, we say drain 'em dry, during the University year by the Board in dt Control of Student Publications. and use the water to give Chicago Member of Western Conference Editorial a really good drainage canal. From...…
…W1 i N~t- A Y, OCT03EJR 23, 1929 Of" RE M-T H I A T)A I T_.Y * WAAW W"M. THsT ?-~A a P aas Al VTfTi WV/!l r m W ttvU 'V -S7.-.46 4 WAU MVA T NjA-vm G car-- , ' G" .57 1 'W'W' :,. 1. LEAGUE WSILL HOLD PARTY IN BALLROM FRIDAYAFTRON Dancing and Progressive Bridge Planned for Entertainment of Guests DIRECTORS TO SERVE TEA Opportunity to meet informally and enjoy an hour of bridge or dancing will be given to all women at the first L...…
…PAft SfX THE MICH-IGCAN -AILY ...r. y r..y M r r " frr M'!^ wr rw+ . .._-.._.a.... w ww .rr+w YU. .....+....... y.. ""+"' wwrw WEDNESDAY", OCTOBER 23, 1924 ~'AO1! six W~DN~SDAY, OCTOBER ~3, 192% wrim - r rrwmi WOLVERINES POINTED TO DALHEM BACK AGAIN Wildcat Sophomores Will Have PHELAN FOR( STOPPING CED1 CK BIS FOR END POST ;MEN ILLINI BACKS IN VARSITY LINEUP Chance Againsa Wabash Team TO SHIFT BA FOR STAG( COACH ZPPiE POINTS...…
…1 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1929 T-HP MICHI AN DAILY PAOE svr ,f . .. _ _ _, _ _ . sx- - r- __. _.. _.__. _.__.. _ ,. _._.. .... _ -..... __ _ - ---.. .__ ,_.,._ _,.,__ .__ - -- - - - - --.. _.. _-- - _ Michigan's In Framural Systern Proves UniqueC NA0VLUI I D WIDE SPORTING RANGE IS PROFFERED MANY 0 Is Slur RAIN DRIVES 'B' EN =rnrnniiriirne nr BFIAI IITfllDAi lN iu('OfBadger Tew n Tlf riri n inior BETA THETA PI DOPED TO WIN FRATERNI...…
