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…. . . . ............ k'0 YCROWD IS EXPECTED WILL OBSERVE TOLSTO CETNR OHIO STA3TEMICHIGAN GQAME In continuation of the program ofl the Latin department, who will stockof tickets Stdnsfo n ro ted inaugurated early in the s prin speak on "The Meaning of the Tol- ate 1Tiiganari' Stde ts fromAnnArbo atend the lQcal celebration~ of the Tolt oy stoy Cen3tenar y" He will be fol- teMchangi ing the game willa have at their! Centenary will be held Oct...…

…5, 1928 - ."",HE --M C H I G-A N- b A I L Y 5, 198 TH MICIGANDAIL C - - r - .. . . , TO ADDORESS ILLINOIS- PRESS. PICKS ALUMNUS TO GIVE SPEECH ( i1111111 11111##11# I11111111 £11td11111111111III1111l11111!1 IIIIIIII II 11111111111111111111111 -,e a - ..announces the opening of xa w~I A E PORT SHOPI . - waat corner of= STATE AND PACKARD for the convenience of those going to the = Intramural Building, Tennis Courts and Golf Links SCOMPLET...…

…THE MICHIGAN DA1 LY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1928 .....ww. . .wr, ished every morning except Monday the University year by the Board in I of Student Publications. ber of Western Conference Editorial *tion. Associated Press is exclusively en- o the use for republication of all news hes credited to, it or -not otherwise d in this paper and t'te local news pub- herein. red at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, an, as second class matter. Special rate t...…

…OCTOBER 5, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY OCOE , 98iHE MC I ANA L ,1i-:. ,, /ii l, . W W IIIA 'wA IkVA TA "- * as U, 'I, -t .-- ---------- CHANGE IN ELECTIONA Chairman Will. Of Judiciary Council Preside At Class Elections BOARD VACANCY FILLED Definite action in regard to the changes in the method of electing the chairmen for the various class activities for women was taken Tuesday afternoon by the Board of Directors of the WQmen's le...…

…t'THE MICHIGAN D AT L rl:?.TT AV ONE0 TOUCHDOWN GIVES BLUES VICTORY OVER I L rt. . Z S I EN COACHES ADOPT T f OCKNE'S TACTICS (By Associated Press) which calls for numerous substitu-- tions and the inevitable "shock troops" if needed, is spreading ReserveS Go to Alliance, Ohio, For about the Big Ten. First Michigan "1" Team Coach Robert Zuppke used the Football Game plan with various alterations last - year, and now Wisconsin has adop- B...…

…-0 !''I"4HE MyICHIGA-N A T, L .' - THE M.ICH.I.G.. ..AN...... . ..A............ "B" Team Will Meet r LU Mt. Union Tomorrow ,'" ' - ! Ii 'I, 1VAUVI (Continued from Page 6.) U V '111111111 a IU 11 0l!prove troublesome. The presence of Captain Bixler at ruilback and (By Associated Press) Meredith at quarter, both three NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-For once in year veterans, and two lettermen,. itsa baseball life, New York became Glenwright and E...…

…'THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, DAL RDAOCOER5 AL Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN iblication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- mnt until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Mimes: There will be a meeting of Mimes on Friday at 7:30 p. m. at the Theater. Harlan Christy, President Prescott Club: The first regular meeting will be held Tuesday, October 9, at 7:30 p. m....…

… ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr t 43 W 4a ti4 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS 'i!tr utx P a& f'1 XT.X n 10 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1928 y _- t FOUR TA LKS PLANNED NIGHTRADIOPROGRAMl FIRST OF SERIES WILL GO ON AIR OVER STATION WJR- WCX TONIGHT VARSITY BAND WILL PLAY Smith, Yost, Brown, and Pollock ' Slated for Speeches On Student Topics. "Michigan Night" on the .radio will again be heard when thedfirst of the series to be held this...…

…I H E Mid:I--iIG,..N' DAILY T'. .r L'.I SLi1 .Y,. Mae West Arrested VACHEL LINDSAY TO APPEAR UNDER State Street Is NoTs Again As New York AUSPICES OF INLANDER MAGAZINE Longer A ere RoadWod Is WaitiRemeer Saturday, et. r The Inlander magazine announc- States. His latest volume of inter- E np our n; O e.es its presentation of Vachel Lind- pretive poems, "Candle In the Ca- By Lele ye the say, America's troubadour poet, as bin" is filled with nu...…

…, OCTOBER 4, 1928 T HE M IC H IGA N D AIL Y p .,.. . GERMAN AIRSHIP S TRIAL FLIGHT, Returns To Berlin After Flying For' 36 Hours Over English And German Terxitory Tfi VISIT UNITED STATES BERLIN, Oct. 3-After paying a friendly visit to England, Graf Zep- pelin, the new German dirigible reached Berlin at 9 o'clock this morning soaring over the city while thousands crowded the streets and cheered. Tihe huge airship in pass-1 ing over the ci...…

… J ... .. .. a v . a v ts i i r- a t ..LJ7 G9LLJL Y3"t U'.~il. a.HcI N fli y 1 Music And Drama 'I Flowing Pen of That Old Narrator, Tap Who's that comin' down theystreet? Who's that lookin' so deplete? Why, boys, that's an agent! Why should he look so run down? Why is he just leavin' town? Why, boys, he's an agent! What's the heinous crime he's done? Why does he shrink so from the' sun? to AND NOW, WHAT DO YOU THINK OF DRAMA AT MICHI...…

…4, 1928 TH MICH AN 1 .AILY w..,, ..... .. 4, 1928 iTHE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 \.e 0 i&'iuS RGR&DUATE FUND' World Fellowshi Committee Brings Foreign And American Women Together I TTEE CONVENES Five Women Appointed to Carry Numerous Activities For Coming Year On $50,000 OBE PLEDGED To plan the work for the coming year, the Undergraduate Campaign Fund committee met yesterday af- ternoon. Jean Hathway, '29, chair- man of the committee...…

…:1HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER ?DINALS FACE YANKEES Il SERIES OPENER TODA Louis rAVORTES yt and Sherdel Likelyt ach Other on Mound Contest at Yankee St io Oppose in First adium IPILOTS CARDS I .. I WOLVERINE TEAMS WILL QPPOSE TWO VETERAN OUTFITS SA TURDAY COMBS ON INJURED LIST NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-With the opening game of the World Series scheduled for 1:30 o'clock this aft- ernoon in the Yankee stadium, and with the Yankee ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAI LV4___._ 'H"ARRIS R$ LJEV ED 00|U|LM|OF PILOT'S POST NEW PLAY~) ~ . ALL BSIG T E N GRIDIRON T EAMS KEEN'S ANDp COURTWRIGHT'S TE AMS CL A SS I F I E WILL SEE ACTION THIS WEEK HOLD REGULAR PRACTICE SESSIONS ADVERTISIN- St Perfection of JN .UP MAY _ CHANGiED (By Associated Press) EAST LANSING, Oct. 3-Another polishing up on new plays to be used ggainst Albion college Satur- day, faces the M1fichigan State foot- ball team...…

…c' 'H I HI AI' THURSDAY, O THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, ( ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- ntil 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) matches off by Saturday night. Doubles matches are to be started at once also and first matches completed as far as possible Monday night. Results matches are to be reported to the T~fsavv I s Wnl - -.,....…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 I r t t 4 iI&; MEMBER ASSOCIATED ..PRESS L V ~ . A A A . N O ~ . N N A R O R M C I G N , W E N E D A , C T B E 3-1 2 'VUI._ IX No. 9.. ANN ARBOR, 1VIICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY', OCT08ER 3, 1928 EIGHT _ rs. ..._ ... ..._ --- - --- --- -- EIGHT SALE Of ORATORICAL TICKETS LARGEST IN HISTORY OF LECTURES8 NOBLE GUARDIAN OF LAW AND ORDER SUFFERS SPILL AS MOUNT REVERSES MAIL ORDER APPLICATIONS BE RECEIVED THIS WEEK ONLY T...…

…TH E- MICHIGAN D AIL Y ELL OUNC 5 FORTY PAINTINGS FROM NEW YORK GALLERIES ARE ON EXHIBIT HERE Medical Association Holds First Meeting rDBALL, SQUASH COURTS AND LOCKERS TO BE READY FOR USE AGE G IV UNFINISHED, osit Of $2.25 To Be Required Of Students-$1.00 Toll Be Returned Later efinite announcement that the dball and squash .courts, and lockers, and showers, in the Intramural building will be Forty canvases, which should. prove to ...…

….. . IET.NE WILL BE VIDED AT WUERlTH rr Sound and Talking Productions Will Be Ready Within Three Months ENGINEERS MAKE CHICI E According to an announcement made yesterday by Richard Wat- son, manager of the Wuerth thea- tre, sound equipment which will provide facilities for the produc- tion of sound and talking photo- plays will be installed within the next three months. Mr. Watson stated that the fea- ture productions are made in two types...…

…ITHE MCHIGAN DAILY ed every morning except Monday, e University year by the Board in .f Student Publications. - of Western Conference Editorial The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it nr not otherwise credited in this paper and te local news pub- lished herein... Entered at the postoffice ot Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. Special rate of postage granted...…

…iTHE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ . St_ . Rio ! , r ...: / S Z fL T .. .5..., E CHAIRMAN Of ELECTED AT Of SOPHOMOF ELEANOR HEA] COOK W D OF COMI FOR SPREA FORMER CIAIRMA Object of Party Is Friendship Betweei Teach Tradit Eleanor Cook, '31, general chairman of ti Spread during a meet: omore women held la afternoon in Sarah Ca hall. The nine coma bers who will assist work have been names Helen Wilson, "Marga Isabel Rayen, Kather ray, Jane Y...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY e ELEVEN DEFEATS BLUES IN SCRIIMMA GE, 6- KV KICK UI F J COM SPLICATE IO WISCONSIN T EA y (Special Ta The Daily) MADISON, Wis., Oct 2- The inemen Stop Opposing Backs; fighting front of Glenn Thistleth- Varsity Perfects Passing . Offense and Defense 'waite's Badgers is slowly shapingt itself as the opening battle with UES THREATEN LATE Notre Dame approaches. But one1 _week remains for the Wisconsin kiting hard to av...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FUTURE VARSITY OPPONENTS DISPLAY EARLY SEASON POWER PR (Special To The Daily) IOWA CITY, Oct. 2.-A heavy1 line, which will pick up speed dur- ing October, and a fast, versatile backfield with a potential scoring I punch will characterize the Uni- versity of Iowa's football team, if the results of two week's practice are sufficient indication. Tackles, guards and the center who played regularly last season seem to have ...…

… . THE MICHIGAN DAILY 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 29. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1928 Vol. No. 9. University Lecture: Walter Pritchard Eaton, the distinguished dramatic critic, will de- liver a University Lecture on "The American Theater and the Univer- sities" on Wednesday, October 3, in Natu...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Lw1 4ati MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I Vol. XXIX. No. 8. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1928 EIGHT * JN ISPORTS HOME POOL ALONE IS UNFINISHED IN INTRAMURAL STRUCTURE URiD GAMESOFFSET COST Building Has Architectural Beauty as Well as Best Equipment in Athletic Line Construction work h a s been practically completed o, the new Intramural building, with the ex- ception of' the swimming pool, it was stated y...…

…+THE MICHIGAN DAI LY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY | A W S (TrmhiReed T'I IP Acting L U U J aecarter X Reed, o To Direct Research On Scheme For Pittsburgh Municipal Federation Gasoline Discussed Warthin Addresses N Y k1 WrDej l .r Awt as Director of Research in provisions, Prof. Thomas H. f the political science de- (By Associated Press) TOKIO, Oct. 1.-Today witnessed the incorporation of that essen- tially Anglo-American institution, til by ju...…

…T H E MICHIGAN D I- I TH MCIGNRAL _, _ ONOMICS FACULTYEW P Philosophy Teachers Move To South Wing Junior Teachers Attend Reception Iff tics, f. 1 coT 'en he F.. Remer, formerly of Economics at Wil- ege,, has been added to of the department of it has been announced . L. Sharf man. Professor mes to Michigan highly ded from Williams was Orrin Sage proies- onomics. He has spent rs in the Orient and is an authority on tar conomic question...…

…?TH E M IC H IGCAN DAILY TUESDAY, 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- 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 herein. " Entered at the postoflice at Ann Arbor, Michi...…

…2, Y928 T H E MICHIGAN . L,:i 2, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY --v. -zs uz 9 SORORITIES PLEDGE 200 STUDENTS SUNDAY SPREAD COMMITTEES AFTERN00N FOLLOWING PERIOD OF RUSHING WILL BE NOMINATED i Pledge Sunday Concludes Season Of Rushing Lasting Nine Days ," - -; i' SATURDAY IS SILENT DAY Pledging of 200 took place Sun- day afternoon following the an- nual rushing season. The rushing lasted nine days, beginning Thurs- 1 day of registration we...…

… TUESDAY, i ii . l T 1.. ~ . 1 1 ..A. LtV .P .t1 .. L. I ANNOUNCES TENTATIVE LINEUPS FOR SATURDAI HOPES FOR SUCCESSFUL Veteran WRESTLING SEASON 111611 Tackle Varsity wrestling is scheduled 'to begin next Monday when the first practice of the 1928-29 squad will be held in the new Intramural building under the tutelage of Theron Donahoe, one of the ster- ling performers on last year's team. A week from Wednesday all the candidates will m...…

…)BER 2, 1928 'TH E M IC H IG AN ..D"A"I L Y ziji i ry t v4 ii1 'ti New York Is Cripp] Pitching Stren St. Lotuis ] YANKS LEA1 _ [pl WELCH EXPECTEDh ITO HELP PURDUE led by Injuries, I< , igth Makes * ::::.:.::.:: E'avorite ; :;:: IN BATTING BY TIN D A)ILKIN Safety Upsets Middies; Eastern Coaches Look Ahead To Next Saturday ALL CAMPUS TENNIS TOURNAMENT WILL COMMENCE THIS AF TERNOON The All Campus tennis tourna- bury, Swanrson, Richelson, and...…

… f I- University Lecture: There will be a University Lecture oix "Birds and Mammals of' Mount McKinley National Park," illustrated with lantern slides, by Joseph Dixon of the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of Cali- fornia, in the Natural Science Auditorium, at 4:15 P. M., Tuesday, Oc- tober 2. The public is cordially invited.1 F. E. Robbins. Dean's Advisory Committee, College of Literature, Science and the Arts: The meeting of the D...…

…A' ESTABLISHED 1890 IY r 41v mwp, ~ai MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS , - ---r--. ........... .....:. ...... .. .. VQL. XXXVIII, NO. 36. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1927 EIGHT PAGES IL.Ll ols DEFE ,TS ICHIC 14 TO. 0 ,i I POTTER BACKS RIGHT OF SCHOOL TO EXPEL AUTO BANIOLATORS SAYS COURT WOULD UPHOLD RIGHT OF REGENTS TO ENFORCE RULING QUESTION NOT LEGAL ONE Attorney General Thinks University Has Necessary Authorit...…

…THE MICHICA DAI'LY 1 4 % I , . PRESIWENT IS PRINCIPAL SPEAKER AT OPENING oF' FIRST MICHIGAN BOY'S BOARDING SCHOOL- 1 H MI HI A D. .... ... ,v s.s.AILY a (Continued from Page One) dormitory which will embody the latest ideas in dormitory planning of having living quarters for a married master inicluded at either end. In securing a headmaster for the hew school, a committee of which Prof. Morris P. Tilley of the Universi- ty was chairman,...…

…'SUNDAY,*OITOBER %30, 1927 PRESIDENT AD'DRESSES NEYV BOABDING SCHOO0L (Continued from Page Two) every effort will be made to surround them with influences to advance their artistic appreciation. Mr. Marotti, a famous Austrian sculptor, has been retained by Mr. Booth to design the artistic appointmotits for the school such as staiiied glass windows and miouldings. In its art edugational program Cranbrook school is almost unique among preparator...…

…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...…

…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 DAILYs UN DAY, OCTOBER 30 192' ILLINOIS PIOVES TOO S T.R ONG F WOL VERINES A V J' r1 ,1I INDIANS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FUMBLE AND SCORE BLOCKEDKICKTO SCORE BOTHTOUCHD NS I CHIGAN peG igan Reaches Scoring Tilerritory Miller knocked the ball lown and I1 - Twice Puring First Half But I i xwas enalized 5 yards Mills Lacks PunchJ i sw na yr.LU punted high, and lumbert lowned BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 0 FINAL Sidelights...…

…E, OCTOBER 30, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ZUPKE ELEVEN FRMS STM BLINGBLOCK( ZU~[[II OM TMLN LC IN CHAMPIONSHIP PATH OF MAIZE AND BLUE (Continued from Page Six.) through the center for 12 yards to tackle for Illinois. Illinois 25 yard line. Rich's pass was Rich plunged 3 yards. A short pass intercepted. Pommereni.ng broke lby Miller was intercepted by Rich-s through and smeared Mills for a 5 man on Michigan's 27 yard line. Walk- X i k t. { yard...…

…THE MICHAN 'DAILY L i CubsDiscluss DAILY OF-FiCIAL B ULLETIN! K22k 1 Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy' received by the Assistant to the President until Ce:i~s£ tesadn olInlit 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. in. Saturday.) tee o01' MiigtiiV& 1.. tion of Mu: is cl ubs held I ei (ni uu t'" n s Volume 8. SUJNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1927. Number 315. i ]I] at the u1nion, lFriday a(,-non -I and mado Ipla...…

…GA <L N it irn ----------- - - - .. . ....... .... . .. .... ... ... A. XXXVIII, No. 35. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1 I e .,.Y WOLVERI NES REACH Mighty Demonstration Loosed SCOR ING TE RRITRY On Champaign, Urbana Last Night TWICE DIJRINC HAL-Fl SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st ILLINI SCORE FIRST AS GRANGE RECOVERS FUMBLE LEADS WOLVERINES IN TODAY'S BATTLE MIC IGAN - 2nd 0 0 0 0 3rd 4th FINAL 0 14 IT T TAT...…

…HIGAN DAILY ix A A. y work in the University 111- lished every morning except Monday the U versity year by the Board in 1f of Stdet Publicat ions. iber of Western Conference Editorial iation.~ Associated Press is eexclusively~ en- to the use for republication of all news hes credited to it or not otherwise d in this paper and the .local news pub- herein. Bred 'at the postoflice at Ann Arbor, ran, as second class matter. Special rate tage ...…

…-AU-,_T----- 7 THE MICHIGAN tbAILY E- . _ _ =l { A MF Darwin Notes Change In American Golf First Am Of Family Welfare Bureau And Contrasts It With British Playing IsOToEncourageVOLIS rti OF l Welfare Bureau Lu~vuMJI~TIIJIIEIIgLEAIs ToEncorageA Normal Home Ifte p~l r, /+ (T practice American golfers have changed in with great care. TF [}The Family Welfare bureau of Ann elude those of health, personality and veryone recent years. Such is the opi...…

…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...…

…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...…

…T H E- M I C H I GArNA 1 i PL I AI' '' mw. ne nn ieom i wnir rwrrrerw ft'a . . ......... ................. ........ . THIRD RADIO ADO 9T(Continued from l and organization 01ftl mind as he meets the] 4: Contraary to tho g, $ion, the~ training an ceives tends to stimula wnent'-of; his imagination 5. Out of it all th Sf the ability to analyze, present in pract ic:atl fo of his thinking, ,and tt control -the 1phys.icatl f him. Professor "Mor...…

…OC1'( I3LII 2!f , 192 7. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE OCTOBIIIR 29, 192?. PAGE M~YM NITO~J1"APPOINTED CHIEF 'Pool, Tennis Courts UNIESTYON HEADS COLLEGE x OIITT FSECOND AREA T eFaue LARGE RFNR FOR LONG TERM; [fll PflD P MV I'dK:.'. l rrn 17c 'I .t NORMAN, Okla.-Since the receipt CEDAR FALLS. Ia. - Forty-neI IV Ld U I1UUII LWr l 1, 11L1 CI.II t tL LLtII [ ..111 , of a $30,000 oil refinery, large enough dsti to handle runs of from 100 to 30...…

…THE MICHTGAM DAILY SATURhDAY, O('TOI1flTR 29, 1' . .............. . . .. . . ......................................... .. . . . ....... ....... :ti Published every norning except Monday duin, the University year by the Board in (t'-l of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial The Associated Press is exclusively en- ttiled to the use for republication of all news disirtches credited to it or not otherwise creittI in t...…

…SA\TTrIJR1TA, OCTOP UZ 29, 1927. T THE MTCHICAN DAILY 1 ........................... ...... . .... ... ..... - - ---- - -------- ................ AM, ...... .. ............ . .. ......... ... 4 L UWERCLASS Il aI HAVE ANNUALa Two-Stelp And (Gand I3 Party; Decorations an Gle lHiHowe'en E NOVEL MIXER IS Freshmen women were last night by the sopho acted. as hostesses att Freshman Spread heldj gymj nasium. Arriving at 8 o'clock, were swept int...…

…/ THE MICHIGAN DAILY AT RI!r Y . THF. MICT-TTC1AN DAIT V g A~rTJR15'A v n 1 , k.1 1 ki ll"LL f 'LL INOI COA CH PUTS PLtAYRS9- THRUG LOG DRIL \Iiliaih .1inensiv in, Iunting, And Si,- liiig, 11,1 Prletio 1Islheld It SpiteAti S7 EEVEN I 'PR.,,7 MED , TD Y s CON TES T PRIE'VIOUS C'AMES ZUPPKE DEPENDS ONSPE AND F AST THKIGOF 1L .IliSBACKFIELD TO'TURN-JBACK WOL.VE ; ,RINEaTEAM (il.- F ',IINCE tis A dDINGl, <<; an: anr :.,tI _, n 12...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAII INTESECIONL TT" ichigan Gridmen Hold Margi Over TO TEST°rITM nia Grd Teams r., _ -- o-~Alilde ~(0l0ilteamis, iflcl- ~Xag1)i 2 i a i'Conferenl'c lev- iU~ii ~I'0U5SO~of 01the c(4i1.try I is a1t ~I~ofcii otests that shouldl d!,.I1iie1y prove fthe (coparative ;;try thof "Middle Westei'n teams this, ne of the most imnportant of these; inltei'secti >nal battles will occur whenF GCeorgia Tech, one of the four unde- Seatc(I teams...…