… ESTABLISHED 1890 L tr 0an ~aiI . MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXVI. 'No. 37 TWELVE PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1925 TWELVE PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS nwwraRren nn nn"n -- S 44 (3 Y 1".. f s .x . aa Y . y t p 4d .t 9 , 5. 3, ? rF, , } f yi , r. j c .r 4' l,,t .{ : e C Y ' ti :Y Sry: 1' 4 R y r S P r4 [ ::i. ' '. LITTLE JOHN MCCORMACK TO BE HEARD IN RECITAL TONIGHT, FAMfOUTS IRISHI TENOR WILL1 ASSIS...…
…PAGE I'WQ 7 TI-IF MICHIGAN DAILY . +1a a "aUa /\J-! Ai 1 Vf all..! \ . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 192.) BIBLE PROFEorSSO TALKS HERE TO1 Lecture In Xewberry lhireT1'o T Of Series 'Under Auspices 0 School of Religion PUBLIC IS INVIE Henry J. Cadbury, professor New Testament in the Harvard -ity school, -will, deliver the firsi series of four lectures arrang. the Michigan School of Religi 4:15 o'clock this afternoon in berry hall auditoriuim. The th...…
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…PAGE FOUR TIME MICA-OMCAN DfAILY A 1 I" IVII%-l Al%-Ar"!1 Y "t-All... 1 T1, DAS , NOVEMBER 3, 1925 . _ _ _ _ _ _I Each year there ari,;es a cry fioni Published every morning except Monday a sensible minority against the bone- during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. crushing tactics employed by a large Members of Western Conference Editorial group of playboy stulents, mostly Association. underclassmen,...…
…TUESDAY, &OVEAMBE, R TVTF MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FTVIK a . --, a, xa I....I--. _--- -11 ii :> ......... ... ... . ...... Iq i t -. :Z:; ; _ , L. w-,Y , - kq; 'xk '; ':,F r',a e i . + ' "r: ':tw:+s .d ~ " j y.; a . . OI~T SIEM IA nd Vassar Women Are 'cvise Junior Girls' W Tyvern Announces rjjOINV E rIdRereete A IauurtinPlayvCoummittee List New Membership F b t. li ~ W4~ ~C (omi ttees for the Junior Grls ' Wven, honor ary junior s...…
… PAGE2 SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, x;925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDA. a} OvVMI3ER3. 1,25 ......."u. . .; rirr ' , ,~ J .Q., UGIM D r ....,. .a.. ±' " , ' ' annirn~ Tfl RR[FT MICHIGAN MUST STOP THESE ~~M[[T4ICHiIG AN MUST STOP T HESE \I I TWO PLAYERS ON SATURDA ILNI AN OHIO r777 Y'INDIANA TO PLA 91''0OHI ,Antioch Collegej Adopts Speedball Y SAAs Varsity Sport YELL OW SPRINGS, Ohio, Nov. 2.- THE PRESS BOX i 4 ...…
…Ti"F.,DAY, NOVI', IBII'.Z 1,925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESAYNOVMBER3, 925PAGE SEVEN _.. ._... .. ._....-..... .... . u. _ ..............._w..._..... tQ LUMN !F Co a CLOSES CLOSCS Ai3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT 3 PM. Studies Polar Air Conditions, NOTICE TAILORING Students T'ailoring Phone 8040 Cor. N. University and Tlhayer M~EN'S SUITS CL~EANED AN D PRESSED), $1.25 TROUJSERS PRtESSED), ::{e CLEANING, PRESSING, REPIAIRING ! AND ALTERING A SPECAI T...…
…PAGE EIGHT - "- THE MITCAN DfAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1925 + a *A- i ta4t tiii ..91'11 9 L/ [-11 I-- 1 William ............. DAILTY OFFICIAL BULLETIN TOOPENRELIGIOUS Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until I J STII iIL iNI ti 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volume VI TUESI)AY, NOVEMBER 3, 1925 Number 7 Dinner at Lane hll Will be Initia...…
…Inauguration Section L 41P tgan ~akziki Inauguration Section VOL. XXXVI. No. 37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1925 TIWELVE PACES PRESIDENT LITTLE INDICATES POLI CIES a A -A- Points Out Need Of "Humanizing" Education Outlines Ideal Transition From High School To College, From Absorption To Digestion In College Work, From Digestion.To Creative Efforts, And From Undergraduate To Alumnus u Makes Suggestions For Reorg...…
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