…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY FR WAY, --4- ,-. AP a ulAm'' To AlmilkAM ,INTu S MT C E NE GIVEN STIFF Farmer Back WORK IN PRAGTIGE!' V 1 . f t i7 EIGHlT nnRO SnOn firs"t place ; in the tournament held CBADY KEE PS A VN TONB e ks E etwbl RIEoweeysagfehaohote o LN{ QFLFIN weeismthd with Newman, ,iiiGLI while H-astings is to meet Gilson. ..I Y fbU~Y I- Judging from past scres, Feely 1' Vth the best eight men chosen ...…
…S10, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . .. t ,.. {"10y COLUMN CLOSES1 AT3 p.MS LAS SIFIED ADVERTISING AT P.M. " D"R ELL SIRESSES TWO NOBLEMEN FIGHT FOR R CROSS COUNTRY ._ _ ... . l DEFUNCT THROWEOFRUSSIA flflkPII t ; _: ,. W. FOR SALE WANTED FOR SALE 1917 Cadillac touring. 7- ALL MUSICIANS desiring work call passenger, Mech. perfect. Cheap at 2758-W mornings. $150. 621 S. State St. FOUR ADJACENT tickets for M. A. SWEET CIDER. Fresh daily. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, , THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, LY 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. in. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) Volume 5 FRIDAYO OCTOBER 10, 1924 Number 16, Art Exhibit: Students and members of the faculty and staff of the University are cord tally invited to take part in t...…
…DAY, OCTOBER 10, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I . A PAGE NINE MONEY IN ARENI , ;uidng Materl Furnished By Na- tives To Americans For Some- thing To Wear. TOWN REIWILT Darachichak, Armenia, Sept 4 (By '. P.)-Old clothes contributed by America's ever-charitable families have literally rebuilt this city, which before the war was a prosperous and happy community living within the hadow of Mount Ararat. Scores of *hattered buildings have been rest...…
…ITHE MICHIGAN DAILY ° FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1019 10, 19 21 MARKET P A E r rrrrr..rr rrrr.wwr rr ! 1 Y ou will find a large assortment of Cookies'and Cakes at ITSHPSR L' .. ".I.I.rG ".I".I1'. Id1.I1lI.Y. '%". 1.. G"'11Y./.II,? 3G'iG ./.ff".P.r "..+ ./".I" I"I: '+ ". "./'", rS -=tI~lhi tllhi1ftiliitt11 lhltlltIII1I Open For, Inspection- Any Time - Of course we pride ourselves -i iN the ,;absolute "cleanliness -that rules: first in our Bak...…
…10, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY E -TO SERVE PUBLIC I t 1 doughnut flour manufactured by th'e baking had to be done, it has grown n ritur n, i Century Baking Company of Jackson, to be one of the most modern and I S Mr. Millard has gradually increased best equipped bakeries in Ann Arbor. the output of his concern until today In its history it has been in the hands ru it are not uncommon for one days' pro- owned and managed by R. F. Bross, du...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rIRDAY, eCToB9ER 10, 1924 2J0 YEARS ESTIMATE Of U. S. COAL SUPPLY E _ I Observatory Seismograph Used To Record "Tremors Of Earth" Chicago, Oct., 8 (By A. P.)-The is enough unmined coal in midd Western fields to last at least 20 years, according to estimates by Pr( fessor Adolf Carl Noe of the Univei sity of Chicago. Professor Noe, di coverer of "coal balls" (fossilize life found in coal seams) has jus completed a study...…
…THE WEATHER WARMER TODAY; PROB- ABLY RAN Joe t 43a Ar -ddL att I EDITORIAL A VOL. XXXV. No. 15 EIGIT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1 4 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE MacDonald's Son Here Declares STDN, ONIF ather's Party -Expected FallVlIToienc CO MNTH NKS BUSINESS n To THNSUINS "It had to come eventually, and it eventually and at the expense of the IU91556ULY will be the best way to clear the ail Liberal party," sai...…
…THE MICHIGAN D .. 'L Y -- ,.:. L dLIIIVV JIMflIII SAME SATURDAY 1 by Livingstone. to have a cheerlead- J er present. Robert Grab, '26, and William Roesser, '25, business man- I ager of The Daily, will assist in the grid-graph showing. Tickets to Go onl Sale af t olksl ores T~of y! lPhys to' be Itprodn~jed In llix' Auitoriuiii LIVINGSTONE IN CHARGE Tickets will be placed on sale to-j day at the bookstores, flutiort's and the Union for th...…
…TI DAILY Concedes Defeat UgAHSITY BANDMEIN Fkwil lPrepanratioii; Being iMade T. A. ('. (Game Saturday. for TERN UPR N Of. Prof. Campbell Bonner, of the Greek department, and Mrs. Bonner, EflC U~ADannounce the engagement of their Cincinnati, 0., Oct. 8.-Slight hopethGredeamn. is entertained for the recovery of i FEntertain Music Students Jake Daubert, veteran first baseman Sypoi league of the School of3 and captain of the Cincinnati Nati...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, 0 Published every morning except Monday ring the 1'niversity year by the board in ntrol of Student Publications. Membcrs of Western Conference Editorial ;sociatiou. The Assciated Press is exclusively en ;"d to the use for republication of all news patches credited to it or not otherwise ediied in this paper and the local news pub- ied therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor. chigan, as second class matte...…
…D 1141 41-";11'J -ter '. Notices ANNUAL PANHELLENIC ILeader Among BALL SET ' OR NOV" Women Ban E 0911 ST ORNO.MBESI WEEK! In:TI{naED OVER TO ,l' 1 TO V The second annual l-'onbellenic Vail will be held Nov. 28, in Water- anu gymnasium, it was decided Tuesday, at a meeting of the Pn- Iellenic league. The larger floor space wall make it possible to sell more tickets : t a more reaonable price lhan last year. It has been pl-nned to giv...…
….N DAILY R.G.. on ) D .... .. ...r 11 LI m1 .,. .......... momwommom 0 'r ,,,_ ' r u'F - am W% v f v AI FoRGE AHEAD7;- r SERIES Am i 60-2 W.M1 PLAYSEEVS olverines Lack Punch in lnconnter With Second Team, YesterdayR APTAIN STEGER STARS Loses Second Series Gqrne Nine days hence Michigan's Varsity will trot out onto the field to meet the Illini in what promises to be one of the most important football games In th...…
…THE :HIGAN DAILY SI IE ' Argentine Ial May Be CLUMNCircle CiteI e Flyers Next To The World (Continued from Page Six) which puts him in a tie with Ba1e At the kick-off fI ADVERTISING fl _. . FOR SALE WANTED FOR. SALE Have to sell my Dodge ROOMMATE, room heated, 11-2, sedan and Buick 6 touring car at blocks from campus. For informa- once.. Both in excellent shape and tion call 870-R or at 508 Williams . have excellent tires. Buic...…
… FRIDAY 7 :30-Congregatiounal stuldent Clb hushing L~ee, gather at church. SENIORS, ATTENTION r i i .i Seior pictiCs will be0 on enior pictures, are oaf sale it tlie Thlanks=giving. After this datce 'Ensian office from 2 to 5 every aft- no pictures will be sold. 1 ernoon until Thanksgiving. All emmpus organixal ois, fraternities, sororities, and societies must have' .Eugene,. Ore., Oct. 8.- Announce- their contracts for organization meat h...…
…THE WEATHER UNSETTLED; PROBABLY SlO WERS Y S'irU ~Iaihi MfEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS and WESTERN ICONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATIONI VOL XXXV. No. 14 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS I i TRAITINS DAY EXERCISES WILL BE HELD TODAY 'RESHMAN CLASSES TO ASSEM- BLE AT 11LL II AUI)ITORIUM 1 AT 4 O'CLOCK CONNABLE TO SPEAK First Year Literary Students Will Elect Class Officers At Close ...…
…A THE-MICHIGAN DAILY _._. ALL EXPECTATIONSL Local Chamber of Commerce Launeh 0s Drive to Send MusiCIans to Illinois CHEERLEADERS MAN GO Cancels U. S. Trip i - E Last Monday morning the Chamber of Commerce opened the drive for funds to send Michigan's 77 piece band to the Michgan-Illinois football game at Urbana. Monday night $16.1.50 was turned into the Chamber office. A committee of business men brought together by W. Hackley But- l...…
…WFEDN2ESDAY, OCTOER l8,9i1924 TEMCIA AL PAGE TIlt tj Wit I N 051' Tf 11l ~Lbrarv xi bi2Z t ho wUs irstNrthwestern Purple Parrot, Ohio Sun tion will be held next spring in Ann UVINII~i U [ADEditions OfMDialAuChicago Ph, o e nixeJge, innsoSk- Abr Modern Authorsh, tr adetJuglerWiscoirn- Vote by Absentee Ballot, on Campus.j f First editions, of modern authors are and essayists are all impartially rep- shnetcto ndeton the o ci Re ave You oe? Ai~...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the niverrsity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications.- Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Assuciated Press is exclusively en- t tit;.cd ti the usc for republication of all newsP dispnthcs crrditcd to it or not otherwise crAdltel in this paper and the local news pub- Isrd therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Ilr IwiinLS...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1924 1 HE~ MICHIGAN DAILY ' .3 s Io We Gf, . A. CBINET SHOSHOUSE PA R TIIONAL.Z PARTY IHEIfl A N~r1LLY (TODISf USS .E'OB- TRAD TLENIS Members of the. Y. V1. C. A. cabinet held their first gencral discussion iweeting, at Patterson lake in the form of a week cud house party, Oct. 4 toI Oct.' 6. This affair is a tra,.itional custom of the Y. W. C. A., tiie purposeC beng to discus's problenms which come ._during the ye a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1924 -- TIE UP SLRIES WITH 7-4 w BY w <CTO MARBERRY UNFORTUNATE IN TWO SERIES 4AMES Fred Marberry, youthful Sen- ator right hander, who was the hero of Sunday's victory over the Giants, which tied up the serjies, has been the recipient of some tough, luck. In the first place, the oflicial scorers decided to give the cred- it for the Sunday win' to Zach- ary, whom Marberry relieved. The s...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE SET I TlIS LASSIF IE TI 'SKERIER INIIiI In Bout After CAMBEROFOCE ULE COsS rIMCourt Criticisn EARSPEHPYHOA AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT 3P.M. L IIIU IUIIIUI __M__- WT A T f IS G 1A G O S:00-Oxford-Michigan debate In auditorium. N MMM FOR SALE FORD Ames Roadster Body, late !_1922 Engine. 10,000 miles, starter, CONN E-FLAT Alto sax and case. j shock absorbers. Strombery carbu-j Silver sat...…
…------T , ow- EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1924 I 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. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) Volume 5 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1924 Number 14 Leaves of Absence for the Second Semester: Members of the Faculty are reminded of the action taken by the Board of Regents...…
…THE WEATHER CLOUDY AND COOLER TODAY *f r IAU ti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS and WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXV. No. 13 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1924 EIGHT PAGES P13T'1:' ..,__._ w t TO BE OBSERVE LYMAN GLASGOW, '2 , TO LEA) FRESHMEN IN SINGING "TIlE VICTORS" BURSLEY TO SPEAK A. B. Connable,1'2, Counell President, Will Stress Observance of Traditions Freshmen from every college in t...…
…T *TW- THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tar: SD AY, OCTOBER 7, 1924 Sodium C(ahbona k# : foio .bydrate Vit al In al ,:aii aettareof Washing Comipounidsf DISCOVERED BY BADGER Development of a . uccessftul meth- od of sodium' carbonate mono-hydrate m~anufacture was announced yester- yesterday by Prof. W. L.,,B'adger, of' the chem ical engineering department. The series of experiments which were concluded last week in the evaporator laboratory of the depa...…
…Y , OCTOB3ER 7t, 19241 THE, MICHIGAN DAILY PACE T. MIlit'"c4 o AI Ie m! (, Eve of XVILL BE AT CHICAGO May Become Head Of Naval Academy STATE COMMITTEE ON HEALTH MEETS New Unit Added When Wayne Society y Sends Delegate to Act on Education Board BURTON IS PRESENT The Michigan State Joint Committee. on Health Educatidon held its first meeting of the year yesterday at the Union. The most important step de- cided upon at the meeting was the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER7, 1924 i f r lA ichi xn tt i 1 I Published every morning except Monday during the University year bysthe Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- tit''d to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise crelite< in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entercd at ...…
…TUESDAY, OCTORu7, 1924 IHE MICKJQAN DAILY~ IESUE, HOUSES TO BE ' ORGANIZED BY WDMEN j "VEMBEI{S OF CO3DITTEE 'F TO DISCUSS L~EAGUE RULES Y WITHI HOUSES 4 EIvery. league house will be .organ- Aized within the next week, accordling . ,J a special 'comm ittee-which has been !ornmed b y the Women's League. S l-j ;ly Walzer '25, is chairman. lDean lamilton has personally instructedj n embers of the committee so that hAtlere wil be no misunders...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TU ESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1924 TAKE LEAD By YIELDS UP GHOST IN FOURT IP IIIhII l IAIu f 0 R A E GA E 016 P LAY ST REN ST H 'IeE.; edScI-i gc..r~t ScheJt~dd Contrr ~est efr Show IPromHise of Affecting B~ig r. Race all :ED 500 Tickets For Michigan-Badger Game Go In Hurry (Special to The Daily) All those Madison, Wis., Oct. 6.-The 500 tick- Allhoe ets alloted to the University of Mich- Arbor Golf c igan for the Wiscons...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ . PAGE SEV __E AVCLOSSN A ADVFRTISING AT 3 P. LOST LOST Glasses in black case between the sophomore benches are strictly "Off limits.' FOR SALE FOR RENT LATE MODEL Standard keyboard FOR RENT Single room, 609 Monroe Monarch Typewriter in good condi- Phone 2236-R. tion. $30. Call Robert 2894-X-W.,nrs----- room and campus. 1314-J. 506 E. . Catherine. Mr. Andrew Miller. who has been an instructor in the electrical engin- ...…
…_ ____THE MICHIGAN DAILY t ----- -__________ DAILY OFFICIA-L BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Freeident until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) Volume 5 TUESDAY OCTOBER 7, 1921 Number 13 To The Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, October 8, at ten o'clock in the President's Office. M. L, Burton. College of Pharmacy Fa...…
…THE WEATHER CONTINUJED)UNSETTLEDI TODAY L Ste i4au Ar a t I Section One Of. XXXV. No. 12 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1924 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS WLL DISPOSE OF 39000 TICKETS FOR WISCONSIN GAME Foreign Schools Disrupted; Student Can't Get Transfer I ow the school systems in Europe, which Eugene attended has felt the particularly in the southeastern and effect of the war. For six years it B alkan sec...…
…THE MICIGAN DAILY SUN DAY, OCTrOBRrl5,19~ , _ _ o _z # --Matinee- 1:30-3:10-4:50 STARTING MATINEE T r"ODAY I -Evening 7:00 and 8:40 + ... amazingly beautiful romance in screen history, with romantic Rudy handsome lover and gallant nobleman in the gorgeous profligate court of Louis Xv of France, as a fr a c.c %"\ . ........................................................................... i c<' / Yt %?t ., { 1 , ,1 31K~7...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY jPAcE-r; i ____ H EALTH F A~l CELaundry Parcels ina few years °to exceed $100,000 an-KE TH C M I EE T H"191T~il SIR ICE (. Give Uncle Sam Uniivers ity towns all over the o H9L * C MITET YR ' ri 1 00000 Business try are eniters of this laundry case 1111M 0 tr..dc with Uncle: Sam. Evidently MET EE TO RFIN EAR0 1VIINnd LI case inAnn Arboir have students' find itihiganstat join coto pttye o -- !b...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1924 - -111IIIM / 1 1 11I MMMIIAl m -i 111 1m - e a 111 :- - 11=11 1-: - Published every morning except Monday dinng the ITniversity year by the Board in a>nfltrOl of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial .Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titAd to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise .rcdited in this paper...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1924 i HF MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDY, OTOBR 5,192 i iE~ MCHIAN DILYPAG1E FIVE ,c i "It is as easy for Helen to mem- AgoR. SENDS DELE[G9ATES Blind, Deaf'Mut or'ze five of six: measures as it is* Girl V~jns PraiZse for you to learn as many sentences,"~ s2.ys hrmother. I NNUAL CONFERENEE ~- - . - - Although Helen lives in a world of her own she is perfectly happy and 4The annual conference of the Mich- contented. She has a keen ...…
…4 PAGE SIX ". '--- 7- THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1924 PAGE SIX TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY M i *.,, ' _ _ __\\ "GohN ,. ....... ., - .. . ,. ,, . . ,. m..;. , . '"v, I" ,u * k ~1 ,: %I omm'a% FIRST GAE F0 E Fi. GOES TO GIANTS VARSITY ELEVEN First Slash Int Varsity Tennis WINS FIRIST GAME SquadIsMade TrE Harriers Start Stiff Workouts Coach Steve Farren sent his cross T Iunt m-m over a soft, slippery I.. 5KGMUA...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, X.924 COLUMN!.aSS I I COLUMN CLOESCLOSES AT 3 P.M. ADVERTI SING0 AT 3 P.M.. FOR SALE ROOM for one. boy. Pricecreasonable. 331 Thompson. OVERLAND Touring, car in excellentj condition $100.00. Phone 1998-1R. L. C. SMITH TYPEWRITER No. 8 .For sale cheap. In good condition Call Riley at 244 after 9:00 P. M. COMPLETE SET of drums. Also Buescher C-Melody Saxophone, sat-. in gold finish. Call 8419. FOR SALE 2 M. A. C. football...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SNAOTBR5 :2 C C' 1,,i 5, DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the :'resident until 3:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday) IVolume 5 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1924 Numiber 12i To The Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, October 8, at ten o'clock in thePresident's Office. M. L.. Burton. Se-nate Council: T...…
…! I Feature Section Y I A6V Ar AWN m "tt Feature Section VOL. XXXV. No. 12 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY OCTOBER 5, 1924. PRICE. FTVE CENTI A DIGEST F RECENT EVENTS AT GEN. EV1A The Newest Protocol Traced Through Ihe Fifth Assembly Of The League Of Nations Auspicious Opening Of Conference Of Nations Herriot's Verbal Battle With MacDonald On Disarmament The Japanese Amendment And The United States By John G. Garlinghouse and ...…
…PAGr TEN THE. MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY OCTOBER 5, tinivers ity fDis cip line 14 t4 4 South American Trip i = Thillowing Ilicizigan Students5 Through A Summer 's South American Cruise The Shiclnt Cinil And fli einlinc The first party ever to be sent by The trip (down the Pacific coast to A~~ ~JL~AA~A~ ~an American educational ins~titutionl Peru, which took five days, was a ________-- to South America,, to study the poli- wonder...…
…SUNDAY OCTOBER 5, 1924. H IMI1CH1AN VDAIL I Nick Atrock e er ee On Western Gridirons CALIFORNIA Coach Smith, the Bruin's mentor, is having his hands full this season, try- ing to fill the positions left open by the graduation of Capt. Don Nichols, Beam, Dunn, Witter, and Perry. Add- ed to the roll of the missing are the names of Walter Rau, veteran guard, who will be forced out of the early season games with a knee injury, and Bill Bruin,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S Thomas Beer Books and Writers P UNDAY OCTOBER 5, 1924. ra long Our Past SAN DOVAL. By Thomas Beer. Knopf. $2u.50. A .)ast is something that the young, being without it, desire and to which the old, of whom it Leas long been an adjunct, become calloused. These States have had a past for some yearsj now, but the fabricators of fiction( have only just tumbled to that knowl- cdge Of course, the various wars of our history ha...…
…SUNDAY OCTOEUti 5, 1321. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THIRTEEN Plusic and Drama 0' An E nglish Hamlet [n A Russian Theater Reber Johnson And The Matinee Musical THEATRES Constantin Stanislavsky, co-director 'rs; in lri~?ht theatrical )cstumues of the Moscow Art Theatre Players, Ni hvn fathers in their caps, who' undoubtedly the most perfect organi- W>Wd uvely ad JlaStClly, with nation of actors in the world has pre- tto theimpudent sen...…
…A, xm..~ '' iWURL 4LU4I THE MICHIGAN DAILY SI ITNDAY OCTOBER 5,124 Women Discuss Vital Problems During Lake Geneva Conference Discussions on the relationships of itorium, the conference group met byI men and women, on interracial and the waterside and sang negro spirit- international problems, and on the uals taught to them by Frances Wil- qunestion of the sorority system fol- liams, the colored secretary. "Steal lowed by lectures by authori...…
…SUNDAY OCTOB1ER 5,1924. THE MICHIGAN DAILYPAEF PACE YL 0 I li ,4it'°i ry ' 4s . No., ::. S i;, x G , . s, . ' , ;iii i2i . .:" i i: C i . a kc, $f'i?; }w . '". '8 V .' . 4 .. . . . . .: f a} ;i i a C c r _ " - ,. ": ti ... a I r ; r 1l '1 /r * a I i I, F'J" j 1 / I !jJ, a Oil f i --- - _ - _ ,. 4I ATRSVIE Jill~ f : f y ? f.y C. cry !T' P.1YJ ", ,} . : ' ; : ;;fir , 1 > . l .u 'r. ,:A'} 4 i .. n N ,..i _'. _ti t 5< M,- ...…
…PAGE SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY'' SUNDAY OCTOBER, 5, 1924. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY OCTOBER 5, 1924. Churches CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Unitarian Church "Were you born religious, did you: achieve religion, or have you had re- r Iigion thrust upon you," is the sub-" stance of the morning sermon of Rev.' Sidney S. Robins of the Unitarian. church. This service will open with a - quiet organ period, and there will be music by a man's ...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY SHOWERS TODAY Y Ak r~io an ~Iuixg MEMBER aSsOCIATED PRESS and WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXV. Na,. 11 EIGET PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS VARSIT ENAGES MIAMI IN FIRST GA ME OF SEASON! STEGER TO STARI' AT LEFT IHALF WITH TWO VETERANS IN BACKFIELD MIAMI TEAM FAST X any Candidates To Be Given Trial! As Regular Berths Are Hotly Contested F...…
…P'ACE T1WO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924 Result O Davis-Shaver Con fabl May Be WewDemocrat Strtegy A new D~emocratic strategy in the tionial, mana~ger of the canipaign. It closing months of the presidential w ISi ' lv' fin 4 t to Washington campaign may he the reit of a con-since his noiniiiaton. Davis and ference held in Washington by John Sl, ,.ve r are o wNn as they went over W. Davis, the Democratic presidential the situat...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924 'THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y t nr aninmals which still are existent ment both for students and for out- 1Mueu ~ eursu our rte ,ent °,go. A cast of the ciders. This service is gratuitous and I~ I~ .~ H h dein Sk l -- - - from all harts of the state. rented Ki a few(day uznis, whcm the0 cab1in( , , build-l: aecntperi cent tax on imports fromT - bIVLD ~ fU ~ lfI~ti fteBVEV O Brussels, Oct. 3.-A decree creating Rea 'rrht...…
