…i. -PAGE TWO THE ICHIG AN D AlLY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1929 FACULT I D[ Massachuseti 011,New Ingem AT WEEKLYM[TINflSy Student Christian association; to be Sponjsor of S.tries of Dinners WILL HOLD)DISCUSSIONS; rv Co-operation of Fraternitieq as Well as Facuilty 1s Urged+ in order to better acquaint the students of the University with the members of the faculty, the f'tu- dent Christian association is spon- soring a faculty-fraternit...…
…v .TUE$6DAY , 3"TO1ER 45-1929 T H, E -VI LC, H ..........4D~i~7 PAGE Ti~EE? I FAMOOS JOURNLISISiologicalStation: I Premier Ramsey MacDonald Honors War Dead; r AIs Finest In World Places Wreath on Tomb ofUnknown Soldier SPRSS Advantages of New Plant O otlined By Prof. George R. LaRue, ' -.r N IN HR Director of Camp .. t I Waterman Announces Publication Of Books Contains Information on Real ''It Screen Reflections I Claus, Driscoll,...…
…w 1'AGE FOUR TE MlC-H IG A N ,DA 1, L Y a : a mgr a e a a v a ...,.. s a Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board itr 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 in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered a...…
…0D~OGT6B~, ~15~ t~29 OPAGE z FIW ..:.._.a a a ..4 Lvs a a a I . £ Ii w .a ..,- t aU' 'i P V 1 VWI'J y.----.. . , ,,.w ,.. .9 WVA .57 " ~ T A, . COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN ARE NOMINATED FOR SOPHOMORE AARR MASS MEETING OF SOPHOMOR WOMEN WILL BE HELD IN LEAGUE TOMORROW WILL ELECT CHAIRME Campaigningefor Any Nominee i Forbidden and Will be Punished Reports from the sophomor nominating committee, composed Betty Healy, Dorothy Felske, and Ka...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIOAN DAILY 1T) .t iA Y.lO 1 QBFLR v1JG 19 WOLVERINES' PASSING CONTINUES _.. _ TO LOOK WEAK VADQITV OTUI VUNEVICH LEADS BIG TEN TWO S|0 ,SCGRERS; GEMBIS SECOND EW COACHES CONTEST WITH VETERANS EASTERN GRIDIRON TILTS f n T-T - IL BE THIS YEAR IN CHASE FOR CONFERENCE CROWN THRILL MANY THOUSANDS Uf IVO| STTEWIL B STATE URDNb Al Yunevich, Purdue's stalwart I~llOsophomore fullback, grabbed the lead after the first day...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1929 THE MI H C_ .DAILY PAGE SEVEN, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN C......N.E.OE.'E i Y. t.Yllitt.t~~"tl.......0.4 ................... ....*iHY~iYtt14tfYl**S*f~i............... B O X C UN N t - -BOX Si ineChatter J Chicago FEATORED-BY.OP.ETS-..... - e l an t _ ___ . By Edward L. Warner --not bad for a youngster playingE Purdue and Chicago Show Strength With a line that was supposedly in his first Conference contes...…
…TTE DAY, OCTOBEfl 1-, 192§ PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY ._ _._.., . . _ .. ._. _ . . ,_ _--.- .. -as-. _. DALY FFICIAL 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) at the Michigan League. Speaker, Dr. A. W. Lescohier, G C: raJ M:m-I ager of Parke, Davis atncl Company. Subject, "Pbarmey 7 ; Pro fessio...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890, I. Air Almli : A AL. &11181 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL.XL. No. 12._ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1929 EIGHT PAGEa PRICE FIVE CENTS EIHT.AE aRI Y 1 iFflNT A THLETICS Lo'" S ES Tlqw PURDUEfile& , 30 -16 RALLY TO BEAT CUBS, 10-8 'fl( R R say MacDonald Celebrates 63tdBirthday on Foreign Soil MICHIGAN LAWYERS'' Led Wolverines in Purdue Tilt nitu Trmu uim . nru- o By James L. Webb, A.P. Staf...…
…w PAGE LTY THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1921 ;: LAWYERS PLAN STUD WHEN GENERAL CHARLES DAWES WAS PRESENTED KEYS I TO SUDBURY, SUFFOLK WHERE ANCESTORS WERE BORN I . Screen Reflections _i 1 li I . OF COURT LAW CODE BY JUDICAL_ COUNCILSi FUNDS DERIVED FROM LAW, CLUB WILL CARRY OUT COMPLETE RESEARCH NEW BODY WILL GIVE AID Irmprovements May Result From Thorough Investigation by Michigan Men! (Continued From Page One) Prof...…
… ~t7NDAY; OC'I'OBER 13, 192g ~ T £ £AJ....4 ~TA~ iR1'.-Jt~j~ J.Jt~iJ..4 A MT~HTe~&M t~ W Ti.~"d; K O LEDGE OF EARTH!COLONEL LI D E G I D O R L S A A II SHG L U L I S _ U I G I ON FINAL DAY OF CARNEGIE ARCHEOLOGICAL FLIGHTOFRSIITNGUNE KIL GREATLY ASSIST; PREPARE [O DEBA TE CRIGOelo~ihrpce ____ __- BitC irigile ws t ken fromhrpce BUILDING OF [01 OREI r 2h R n WiCh the initiMichcoaneHehof the its hangar at 5:49 a. mn. today for ~o~t 7 Mi...…
…PALO ~F THE MICHIGAN DAILY fi ___ OASTED nt_ - Published every morning except Monday c during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial S Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitledg to the use for republication of all news dis-F patches credited to it or not otherwise credited tnthis paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the posto..ce at Ann ...…
…SUNhDAY, OCTOB3ER 1012 "'r-IHE MIC H I CAN DA I L Y, PAGE F THE MTCHTCAN flATT.Y. PAGE ~WE .. , ""' i s A". v S-N-5' F&I I l '1 v..._ _...,..... ... 7 RECBOARD OF DIRECTORS ~~~ mia~ a EPTION TEAS GIVEN FOR NEW ;nrOCV AfI'iFACULTY TO GIVE Senior Hockey Team T ALFrinrn CHAPERONES AND PATRONESSESI" " "'L JOINT PROGRAM Promises Competition 10YUA ROA_- -LUOIJ w Mrs. Davis Cowie entertained the! Alpha Omicron.Pi announces theU m...…
…V'AGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY . SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1929 TEN RUN RALLY IN SEVENTH WINS FOR ATHLETICS i 1 I 1 EIGHT RUN LEAD IS OVERCOME BY CRASHING' OUT TEN SOLID BEE BLOWS IN SINGLE ROUND Simmons and Haas Both Get Cir- Nehf. Simmons , singled to left cuit Smashes as Mackmen Cochrane holding second. Foxx Chase Four Cub Pitchers 1 singled to center, Cochrane scor- ing Simmons taking third. Malone, GROVE AGAIN hURLS WELL replaced Bl...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, i929 . _ --- THE MICHI GA N FATLY r A ri T-7 S, T. I I ", DAILY nUR UnTnAM RAINY WEATHER HINDERS1 strated when all 16 men who ARKANSAS-The Univer'sity of MICIG UlANUBOWS APT HARRIERS' TIME TRIALS started the run finished the race. Arkansas will produce something Yesterday's time trial though it new in mascots when it parades a Hdynyfailed to furnish the Michigan genuine Razorback pig across the IN YEAR'S FIST ESERN C...…
…PACE BT T THE MICHTCAN T L Y !! OOTO-R 13, 192 J _ _-- Institute of Arts and Sciences onl "Four Years at the Courts of t~~~alAk e ra N R A E N O L E Sultans of Java". All the about? will be given in the Natural Science ToVindica e Himslf!I FLOA ED i .L....' Auditorium. r VnicteH mslf LO SE V CE TO ~ATY (Fly suciat ed Pes.) :- ___ Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members Organ Recital by Palmer Christian at Hill Aud...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 itJ PIP Ar Dafig MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. No. 12. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1929 EIGHT PAGEt PRICE FIVE CENTS MICHIGAN Demo RELIGIOUS INQU91IY I~u TO BE CONDUCTED P schedule at the Leonard "Bob" M High sch Jump las Evening Services Will from aX Be Feature of bepilote New Plan in the ce that the pr WILL ANSWER PROBLEMS ath ls vented a New Type Convocation Millan p Is Experimental more ac...…
….PAMGE TWC - - .- _ .I . THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1929 mommomm"Aw DTl OIT ALUMNI CLUB BEGI*NSFALL ACTIVITYI SPEAKERS INCLUDE FORMER VARSITY FOOTBALL S creen . Today Opening:,Maurice "Innocents of Paris" at 4!.. Chevalier's the Majes- CA" AIN L Closing: "Big News" at the Mich- F LARGE NUMBER PRESENT igan and "On With the Show" atC the Wuerth.# Dr. Goetz Active In Directing Work Verily a .Hit Of Organizing Large Gro...…
…C CTOE 12, 1'23 Tii T 4f7U i-i n., - a- a- A I I Y nz r w~E rz nn i.. a a x.:. axa a c...a a w..a;.a-a i _, a.~:a-a .c ...a. x.;._ _.... VARSIT[BA N EW BOOK ON PERNICIOUS ANEMIA TO BE MADE AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC I NARRIN DRUM MAJOR Y NEW LEADER HAS DIRECTED MILITARY OUTFIT ALL YEAR NAME OF UNIT CHANGED, Michigan Organization Character- ized By Noticeable Improve-. ment In Recent Drills A manual for patients sufferingj omfadhatylf sln 4...…
…1'AGE FORn THE MICHIGAN DAIY ~A~AY7 ~ >IZ T Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Vember of Western Conference Editorial Association. -The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the, use for republication of all news dis patches'cci~~ to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the posto. .ce at Ann Arbor Mic...…
…I SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 192 vrHE MICMIGAN-DATLY PACE FU M .. - -x-.- -'-'-' r4,.e....... . t. a..j..... Pa GE F"- t..'Ec. ...te ~ww ~jv l L VW lk VA TA I L ' i . - 1,x I. FORMER0 A. R PRESIDENT BELIEVES WOMEN AlWacdonai d's Secretary CHINESE WOMEN HAVE FOUND NEW fED RUSSIAN TEA ROOM, CLEVERLY APPOINTED, REOPENS AT LEAGUE OF TODAY ARE GREAT FACTORS IN ECONOMICS i (I i i All of the thrills which a new bride1 experiences ...…
…. PAG* SI THE MT.CIA D~ A - ~AT --1Zi~. 0ck,-y 7 E 12 i1G9 ._ ---.- -ene a a a v a r -v., a a_.u a a. a u_ :. a.a _ _k - -- a _. .. w JUNIOR VARSITY OPENS CONFERENCE ,SEASON TODAY [NOTRE DAME-NAVY FEATURES INTERSECTIONAL GRID G AMES' BOILERMAKER'S{ BACKFIELD STAR PURPLE TO MEETII S AND M NTODAE BADGERS TODAY' LIUnI 4 0 go r% INVADES FERRY FIEL Badger Jayvee Squad Coached Irv Uteritz, One of Yost's Great Quarterbacks by ...…
…,SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1929 THE Iri1hi DAILY Ti-IF. ivilCi-ITCAN i~AiLY mm Play By Play Account ofCub'sWin In Third Game AR A L IT Stephenson. Bishop went out to vancing. Taylor threw out Foxx. Four Big Ten Games i BADGERS UNDERTAKE EXTENSIVE srtright to grab'Grim s Tekas No runs, one hit, no errors. Leaguer. Taylor fanned. No runs, Eighth Inning d Scheduled For TodayFALL VARSITY CREW CAMPAIGN nfortrgtt rbGimsTxsN us n hit, no errorsCA -...…
…4^ ' 10 1 PAC-.E LIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY -rXAY, OCTrOBER 11, 199 - -- - .aI..4.~- ~ - I DAIL Y 0F FICIAL B U LLETI N 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) Education B192, Educational Research Techniques: The second UNIVERSITY sectin of this course is being formed, which will meet in ..omn 3022,UTOi...…
… SI ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Ap 41v 411tr I4 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ' VOL. XL. No. 11. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1929 EIGHT PAGEb P RICE FIVE CENTS _ AMERICA ANSWERS BRITISH INVITATIOII TO LONDON PARID1 Washington Accepta British Offer on Navies i .. I Find Mf ~ezeklsSHU TERTO AWARD OUOPERATION PROMISED Tokio, Rome and Paris Word Not Yet Received (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 10.- The American accept...…
…C 1 ~ -T.-- 4 'hiGA DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER.- 11, 1929 . ........ . . . . fi TINAiEIVK 0O TO EXHBIT S1 HOL[I WILL BE OPENE; ThDI[NS OIlLANDS t ~itwork rapidly progressing 'on U Lho th new animal house which is be- 'TFV ing erected on the triangular piece ofground directly behind the Uni- DEAI~flIT, lEA versity Museum,' plans are being A I ~tilITII~I T)GEOF' made by Miss (crystal Thompson, in :DgRRICKS, OTHER CQUIPMENT charge of the new ad...…
… I T - ;- -Z " PAOGE =rv~~ x. x :.: M .. S m ... . ,.... ... ................ .....F, rt..w m ......-. _. _ WILL PRHINT Organization of Womi Speakers, School Included in Pi Convening at 3 o'c the architectural lec its first meeting of Architectural Society plans for the coming s Among the projects Paul F. Jernegan, 29A the organization, ann day, are the publicati' journal, the organiz women of the school, of prominent archite associated w...…
…PACE IroUv THE 'MTCHI*CAN 'A?LY Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Cotitrol 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 otherwiseecredited ln this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the posto..ce at Ann Arbor; Michigan, as s...…
…j RLA ,,0fORR-Ir1 7 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE fibE --a- . ..-. -,. ...............M.e : '. , ... ML q l r. ,' CABARET TO REPLACE BAZAAR TEAROOMMrs. Esther Cram is New Member of the 1 eCHOSENBY SOPHOMORESAS CLASS EVENT;Board of Directors SET DATE FOR MEETING NATIONAL GROUP! PLANNING TO HOLD Number of Participants Will be Increased Under New CONVENTION HEREI Arrangement I Requests on the part of upper- Making the outgrown Sophomore...…
…FPAG' SIX: THE MICHIGAN D AIE FiiE3AY 3CTy.--,.,-h : - - - -------- WOLVERINE WARRIOS ADE-URL MICHIGAN "B"TEAM GAME IS SELLOUT ENTRAIN FOR PIJRDIIE MADISON, Wisconsin, Oct. 11- j L The Wisconsin-Northwestern game Varsity Perfect Formations Which has assumed an extraordinary im- Junior Varsity to Open Conference Will Be Used Against portance for a game so early in the Season Against Wisconsin I Boilermakers season. Wisconsin is fearful ...…
…_--- FRIDAY, - -OCT4l 3' SI i92 T H E -MI C HIQCA-N. EALY PAGE SEVEN ------------- --..-. 1(r Yaxs .. " ------U.-- ----------------.,.--- ....-. ---. ------------. .rsaa J~t no~t i3ffU r -r - ---s ---------. ... ..-. --.------.. W ULVIRINt nIlRS V. ... _ _ SFR URE SdelineChatter - ....... By Edward L. Warner ; Coach Phelan nightly sends his (Contintied from Page Six) Offensive strength seems to be charges through their paces. Truskowski,...…
…PAGE EIGHT P THE MTICH 0 e -T.T)lA T LY OCTOBER It. 1229 :..:4 _ DHILY 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) Vol. XL FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1929 No. 11 Visitors' Night, Angell Hall Laboratory:- The public is invited to visit the Astronomical Laboratory in Angell Hall to observe the moon fr...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Ar ArNm t IL a n, 40 191wrl"W" -'~'~ ,'. . 4 ai1i MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL, No. 10. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1929 EIGHT PAGEb PRICE FIVE CENTS CUBS ARE DOWNE FOR SECOND IMI By PHILIES,93 Athletics Led by Foxx and Simmons, Who Hit Homers 49,981 FANSSEE GAME Both Teams Travel to Philadelphia Today to Renew Series By Alan J. Gould, A. P. Sports Editor. WRIGLEY FIELD, Chicago, Ill. Oct.. 9.-The A...…
…PAGE T THE. MICHIGAN DYAILY THRSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1929 ... . ...... - MCUniversity Heat and Light are Conveyed Under Campus Through Lengthy Tunnels Toi S11JDY I'HtIYI Paris may have its underground60,000,000 square feet in its fifty- passageways, made famous by Vic- eight buildings. PA LJLIAILytor Hugo and Lon Chaney, and New All routs lead out from the power i York may boast about its miles of plant, northeast of the campus, and, subway ...…
…1TURI 'SDiA _,OG- l OS"," , 10, 1929 T H EI.J v1 CW-1N 1U-A1L r.: TC ' i r.rt" T-READ -SAV Drop EverythingBe eady To Save On Shoes GREAT__N__ OLEFCAMPUBE: THE U , (UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP) Men's Women's R BBEl E S New Fall Styles gALSHIE $*TwoBigReasons ForThi-MUMVST RAISED -5,0C Two Big Reasons For This Sale. First-Having recently purchased the entire interests of his former partner, the new owner must turn $5,000.00 worth of this new fall st...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY ".C'HMSI)AY, OCTO EP 10, 13M PAGET'OT?~ I-I MTCTGA flTLY HURDAY.OCTBE..0._..9 Published every morning except Mon(ay 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 in this paper and the local ...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBERI 10, ,1920 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE DAILY PAGIE FIVE $ , ( . ~ . r r __ ., ,.-.....H ILVA _S11. ' VA'Al Ia l J "'r'"° __ .1 INTEACLASS HOCKEY ENTRANTS IN NATIONAL AIR TOUR Athena Literary and TEAM OPEN SEASON WITH GOODPROSPECT GERTRUDE SIMTH, '30, MANAGER ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE } OF PRACTICES TOURNAMENT ARRANGED Demand for More Volunteers; Veterans Fill Many Positions By Barbara Wright The interclass hockey p...…
…I tpA7GB Si itRTuh&~A.'. b T;_-u J .1 929 THE MICHICAN DAILY Imi A PASSING FIRST YEAR MEN TRYK ,TO STOP WOLVRlNES ATTACK EMPHASIZED IN VARSITY DRILL t .i ..t....i................Y.... Y...."it..:v........................................ Selne Chatter .............. ......... .......................... . . .. ....................... ..... WOLVERINE "B TEAMEHMKE HURLS WONDERFUL BALL TO EARN PLACE AMONG GRE AT MANY STUDENTS USE...…
…a THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1929 THE MICHIGAN D, A IL's rr Ur SE VE THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAC*E SEVEN MACKMEN EARNSHAW AND GROE FOXX OUTPITCHCUB STAR I (Continued from Page One) center, Earnshaw and Haas scoring. Blake replaced Malone. Foxx liftedI to Cuyler. Three runs, two hits, one error.} CHICAGO-Grimm lined to Sim-{ mons. Taylor popped to Haas. 1lake beat out an infield hit toj Boley. McMillan forced Blake, Bishop to Boly. No runs, one ...…
…PACE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN AT L X'' ", OCT413E9 10, 1929 PAGE EIGHT DAILY WAY, ~OTO~ER 10, 1929 - -trz~flt ~ - 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) Purdue Game A special Purdue game 22266 as soon Faculty: (To those Special: PI Lambda Theta: bus from Ann Arbor to Lafayette is plan...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Air 41P A low p 'I'W I r t IIWIF"tt 4t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESSj VOL. XL, No. 9 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS FAiERNITiY GROUP DELEGATES CHOOSE FARRELL AS HEAD Fraternities Placed One of Five Groups in SHANNON IS SECRETARY Council Meets First Time This Year at Union William R. Farrell, '30, was elect- ed president of the Interfraternity council yesterday afternoon at the first mee...…
…'.FAETWO T-HEMICHIGAN D~AILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER. 9, 1929 .................... ..... . ..... . ............. 4 I- II RESERCH0 1B I CTR Tree~ w~eber ILNDBRCH ISCVER Mihigan Men Appear !Professor Thomassen Selected This Fall oMn Lecture Program As Member of Staff '!ikMndy 1Uiii Oirvrnnn n R~rga ih the announcement o te Gives T'aikMna L3R\1lIIt ufU }l dcaina sscato' Dr. Lars Thomassen, assistant Silve Hols Dereesgan men are included in the ...…
…W~t~NL~SDAY, GCT&5LR 9, 192~ _.. . .rdjCiC-AIL~iY- _______________________ & 4~J. LI:4 ---------------- N '[, EOUIPMENT "White House Dining Room Where Hoover Will Entertain Ramsey MacDonald, the Prime Minister of I Great Britian COVERS TO BE SHOWN AT MEETING OF CLUB [F1UiV IN ILALHINE OFIlNGUJISTIC COURSE NEW TREND IN LINGUISTICS SEEN AS CLASSES Stamp ing Club Will Display Interest- French Covers of Prof. P. E. Bursley. BEGIN In...…
…WEDNES3DAY, OCT flEYR9, 1929 PAGE WOUl THE F.MICH-IGAN DlAILY V -d . _ _ 0 , Published every morning except Mond'ay 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 in this paper and the local news published herein. Ent...…
…WEDNEOAY, OCTOBER 9, 1920 ArHE, Ml,.CHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA&E F!V! b'... " KVAWMU=--w-AA m NII 4.. ,+ . w r.writ I k .__, LEIAGUE' TO INSTALL H 0 U S E__COMMITTEE Eight Undergraduates and One Alumna Will Take Places on Committee ,., WILL MEETSATURDAY To care for all house rules and social regulations of the League building, the Alumnae Board of the League has asked eight under- graduates and one alumna to a...…
…PAGE. SIX THE MICHICHIGAN DAILY EHMKE VETRAN STRIKES OUT THIRTEENCHICAflOANS Mack Upsets Dope by Pitting Ehyike Against Powerful Chicago Slugging Outfit (Continued From Page One) when he fanned English, Hornsby,1 and Wilson in succession. It made five strikeouts in a row for Ehmke. No runs, no hits, no errors. Seventh Inning PHILADELPHIA-Wilson made a wonderful catch of Simmons' liner. Foxx hit a tremendous home run drive over the center f...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER , 1929 THE i'vilCHIGAN I:L PAC79 I KVRIW THE iviICHiGAN DAILY RAO SEVEN lII ITV I[ (OLIATE (IVES BADGERS ( P Dfn DE) [ATHLETICSOUTCLASS V1YEARLING FOOTBALL TEAM U Ui LARDTUSSLE ATMADISOlN(Uo d Irm DI-Page Six) CONTINUE FUNDAMENTALS TiurnhliTrilEhmke's 13th strikeout victim One IIIluIf (Contined from Page Six) tIwn About 165 men have turned out N Pfeel disconcerted in the leas. over i ILIU Philadephia AB R H PO A b for...…
…PAGE EIGHT THF.MICTGAN T) AkT V' U?'U"T1I A I(T.Tl'? k a r2 1. a l ry A L C LSL i :JrS '. SL b, 1 J'L"7 . . +e 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) Vol. XL WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1929. No. 9 both to be operated, as originally announced, on Tuesdays and Thurs- IWorld Fellow...…
…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...…
