…ThURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1929 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY CAGE F rIVPr+ __ . v . ~r '~ ZETA TAU ALPHA WINSFINALSOFO INTRAMURAL HOCKEY TOURNAMENT FROM KAPPA KAPPAGA9MgMA3-19 HOCKEY DINNER 'ANN ARBOR WOMEN DISPLAY TICKETS ON SALE WORK IN LOCAL ART EH TdctI- t~hce -aeTO PAY Al \ I Si Trugtecoreyo h C---Al-d .\xh IBIT WESB T in-ntvSPONSRS CONCERT which will Take place at 5:30 o'- 01ock Tue-dav, November 26, are now on sale l r one dollar. Fres...…
…MTCHICAN __ _. A. L 'ITIk r rsi . MTCHTGANT i)ATTiY ThThT3DAY, NO M~T~Th 2i, i{~29 r PIlYkSICAL EDS TO SCORELESS TIE-4 HAWKS WHO WILL INVADE MICHIGAN SATURDAY I I I I WOLVES MAY BE LAST SBAG TEN OPPONENTS IFOR INVADING HAWKS Unless the Big Ten faculty comn- mittee relents in its former decis- ion the Michigan game this Sat- urday will be the last Conference football contest for the Iowa grid- ders. Thle ban placed upon Iowa, ...…
…1ti'Llh 1 : Y i t)V!:1 ,1t ! ri. ;',,1, I ,' i Hh IC HI N A - THUIZ~DAY NOV~ivtEER 21, 1929 THE MICHIGAN NOWNWOMM LV'~vrine Varsity Con tinues DEES STOESfSEQ WIntrau IIWIIF Sl~n NIII EiRS nta.u galItems+ VARSITY NATATORS Sideline Chatt illl I flPFMfil f C VVIIIILL UNUU~ II L lI! -- 'V ILL U1 LI9 J11 W exr jtlorVarit SowsFist ar Ia~eniy ~arwr Ph Fesmentobe irt ppoeBy Edward 1L. Warner. ently drop kicked for the .xr: tlifVti hosFrt an...…
…P~AGE 'EGHT, TI-1IMI IC HI GAN D AI1LY) PublicatiOn inr the Bulletin is comistuctive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the ,A{ istant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:301 a. wi. Saturday) VOL. XL. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, M9 9 No. 46i NOTICE~S ? he Pl i t iv . taience f jouirnalt ( '1111)ineet~s at 3 :00 p). In. in 20351 C(ollooi uriii :App ied Mecha ics 11eets at 831p.111. in I ,.oli334 WestJ i: ~ ~ ~ ~~l' ...…
…)ESTABLISHED 1.9 Jr t aitlM MEMBER ASSOCIATED 'PRESS PRICE 1~'IVE CENTS VOL. XL. NO. 45. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. A, 1929 EIGHT PAGES "PRICE FIVE CENTS +---- ' GOD ALWAYS HAD PUBLIC WELFARE UlfYA~~lII[ DR. HUTCHINS, CHAIRMAN OF COOK FUNW [H RS INMIND,' SAYS PROFESSOR POLLOCK' 11111VI TIIIIUIUSIJd FOUNDATION, PRAISESC. E. HUGHES In commenting on thec untimely ! get and Accounting Act of 121, (tlllWii la~sEHge pei on th...…
…T' P / ) A % -- A T T - "IV FACULTYMArctic Eplorer Saves Icebound Girl and Men HEAR OR, FARRANO FOR COMMANDER, Coipanes and Squads Will Vie San Francisco Library Director Band to Play. .L~A, "' J I LN YIALllrViD 1;3i~AY NOV-.il,20,.i SEVENTY F R O S H I Builder of DO-X I HEAR HENDERSON Plans American A T RENDEZVOUS Prof. William D. Henderson of the Extension depart ment of the University addressed the weekly meeting of the fieshmet) who at...…
…W-FMMT)AV-~ , It M C -I AN D IYY fl.'~4hJJ* W017- fl~*tt THE MTCHTAN D A I L YV S:i2.l AV Y!ri"r.31t1 3 4YV 5! . Vr e. i9.u'i] W-mmommom i VISITS OF HEAL[TH!"~lfS~ SERllE INCREASED SINCEL LASd byTER Room Calls Increased by Twenty Yale Professor Heads. Arts and Letters Body WILL HOLD CONTESTI IN CURRENT EVENTS New York Times Annual Cur- rent Events Contest to be Held in March. : i :# I Six Compared to Same Period s<1930 MARKS FIFTH Y...…
…PAGE OU THE iMICHICAN fDAILYv WEDNE~SDAY, NOV. 20, I129 1:/4..JL/iib it V 7 i#V iViFV Published every mornig ecept 14ouclay during the University year by the Board in Cunt rol of Student Pu~blications. Member of Westeru Cvnfereuce Editorial Association. I tio'nal defense. As a result, it is of prime importance that the ali'' corps should function with the greatest degree of efficiency. And yet the author of a highly con- structive crit...…
…PAGE yVI TIIFMICHI-IGAN l)AIL DAILY ttfl-.*...r A* *rtt vin * iwm WDNMSDAX, 'NO'V. 2U. Ik4U e ra e. - z..:o - . .._-," t.Y- ::_.. __ . ® -__- " ; ;. 4 tI / ! cow UNWIN ,. r . k^. l ALL TICKETS FR HCOMING Pan.Hcllenic Decorative by Local Florist WX Fit Ballroom. USE LEAGUE BUIL Tickets for the Pan-Hell to be field on Nov. 29 in t Beach Jordan assembly roo: Women's League building a pletely sold out and there a large demnand for t...…
…THF~vj~j~j~ -3 ! ~ . , iiV 1 1 i P114 " IIRQOi7R!®M17RR9i q t .jar w i KIPFDRILLWOVRN.MCHNFRFIA appfliC"elLLaYI s=a c.a "' IE A NEW PAYS RAVJMURAL CROSS IS SCHEDULEDt ICross coury will hold most of eaTrk1theineetatteItarad- Michigan Ta Drills on Taknartrnont for the next week. To- SlaysnsraFiceal. mnorow it 4:15 o'clo,-Ithe iinter- Seasos Finle. Ifraternity erosa county meet willI Ik - E7 tIL a SI H.N D O LLr 1 S [ C n __ !EIGHT IOWAN...…
…nli .YI r.'^f.i :;r '4 1vJ / I'll H F nVj I H - ' . , . . ?A i - iV7 IWfL VtAJL+1 Y1i.T VI'd IJU .(.j ,' U A *AA -d -r .- *I* - -AA. _- _ TEN CAGLERS FORM!HW BAKEBAL OUBditNo Cappot, fii[Is ig en ciham ;s DISHOPS OPEN SEASON 1 I N , iX In the absence of Coach Veenker o who is out of town Franklin Cap-, K pon put the Wolverine Varsity bask- etball squad through' its Tirst drill1 on the Yost Field House floor Mon- day night. For the fi...…
…PAGE MORT T HE MICHIGAN 0 All -L'Y «''dNE~qDAY, NOV "20, 1329. ?AGE MGUT T I-IL MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20, 1929. DAIY OFICALBULLETIN Publication :n the Bulletin is.siJ15tJ'I(ot c (Dee to all miember,: of the University. Copy received by the Asistailt to the Pres i- dent until 3:30, p. nig. (11:30 a. in. Saturday) Sopiolr r i'nttiCnlninjtt i'r': Meetin fT totil-ht ;i t. 7'30 in J? ini 01 N ii~''y ec t a siulty 1'omf,,'s CIOb: Room...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 Y Aft.. i Ak, tAVa 3aiti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL, NO. 44. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS BEEBE SCHEDL[DFo u er AlurnnHead ~o ~ ~Aids Dormitory Plan To LECTURE B1E ON TROPICAL SEAS, Oratorical Association Offers Third Number of Program. Thursday Evening. WILL PRESENT PICTURES .";,.*.. Speaker Has Recently Returned! From Trip to Sargasso Sea, Near Haiti. William Beeb...…
…PAGE TWO ri E MIC1HIGAN DAILY FRESHMAN; SENATORS INSIST ON CONTINUANCEAN HOYER SUSPENDS I A THVI lALI I~dOF SPECIAL SESSION UNTIL TARIFF BILL PASESO PLA TO EM LAT~ P OG AM HAN E~Culminating two weeks ofin g x ~tensive training of the choruses for o lH -- ~"Merrie-Go-Round," the 1929 Un- oadcasting Hour Advanced to ion Oper% Roy Hoyer suspended 7:30 O'clock Because of his work yesterday and left with r ft.the "Pleasure Bound" company for it...…
…1HE MICHICAN DAILY . , LSCNC r Screen Reflections IA P6 i WI LL MEET 9G I HRurlesque" 1 promising recruits from the foot 1 The original title of the stage lights, and atones for the story's Thit was not considered suitable for deficiency. The stage bill is above Rinner-up Team of Last Season SI ite cinema audience, so Paramount average. Defeated by Kalamazoo Ipaid a mere ten thousand for the Central High. use of the title "Dance of Lif...…
…THE MICHIGAN DILY TUESDAY, NOVEMI;,-Vi 19, 1929 a w "Published every morningexcept' Monday, during the University year ,by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Mdember of Western Conference Editorial Asbociation. 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 payer and the local news published herein. Entered at the pasta. .ce a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY P-AGE FIVE sump* i' . s _ o .-v--...--u- -u-z= .Si-..k ........... NLO911 IN PROGRAMS FOR PERIOD OF YEARS i lUILI WILL SERVE TEA period and a few modern English ! - r ~1 wic llpr-es -k distinguished for scholarship and S i ls es in the el of music was incor- Large Variety of Christmas extra-curricular activities and don ers of London who will be hea d ot her it Ur dn Cards and Seals Areitoed schoashi fdr kst[ithesc...…
…TH_ MTv GA T<1L MINNE GA 9 PS C lOIAN'S CONFIDENCE STOPINGPOWRFU HAWKEYES 8lA~DAVELING RETURNS TO LINEUP DAIN KEP~ ~UIN S:TU PINCHSGG E PLEdearilsOWEArguaRnFoUL ea' LcO Y~ nth r ~ utn 1W 'DL rI udueUniversity, for years one All season long the Purde eilSTA K E N M NN S TA G M Il IIof the weakest teams in the Westha sho viown impi ovement, buti , U N1Aeuaanonlsyarsft CacYstithato rtig - ern Conference and the doormats until Saturday ii; ...…
…)AnY, idC hMtFlth i~i ii i :r THE t f ! i s /- N F 'A 4 r_; :: 7-14I 1i 10 AD [0 RUSS BERGIFWR 1 WN THREE TILTS' T O DERS AMACISO[ a' t II f IfTtaks to the bruising defensive (Continued 1Froia Page G6 Co lnte lFrom P,1'goeC6 Au w u ~ rF, work_ of the Wolverine forward wall iii-~iiiIY' - PA~ S'~;Tii 11 are! !a^ ; 'last Saturday at .Minneapolis Art E3 Phriner, Gopher backfield ace. lost Nti t' D.1111 Reaints Ea ,vori +. his position as ...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN f fI-Y TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1929 DAILY- OFFCIAL BULLETIN, P'ublicatiot~inx the Bulletin is constructive notice to all memnber::; of the University. Copy received by the . si ri~at to theL Prci- Tu TMAf-a Ti in it iai foi at 5:00 o'clock in the unioni. si ztT I, :'fi t ryouts of the M~ichigan Te'chnuic nmc b az~3 :00 i. Booksh-If "and Stage Section of Faculty Women's; Club meets at. F.LL a th, mewiof(Am ,s. R. D. T. Hlol...…
…ESTAWSiD 1890 Sir ita N VOL. XL, NO. 43. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1929 EIGHT PAGES OL I SRI ES UP CHARLES E HUHES"Bo;"ea , kePs Bt 'WASHINGTON GETS WILL APPEAR HERE' Lead in Big Ten JAPANESE NAVA Purdue Team Nears Big Ten IN LECTURE SERIESTitle as Pass Attack Wins PREMAf 7 ti )ETGbOPHER TEAM,7 C~MILNApa London Singers Will ~ini- RE CHAMBERLIN arVN AND BEMS ARE STARS T in Hill Auditorium Paderewski's Recital P...…
…T I HE MICHIGAN DAILY, SUNDAY- NOVP''MRIt.R. 1'T. 1929 TI-F TCH C ~ N L [-1 L 1 4TTIm A V 1J ] ~ iw 7 ~Cy*%'VAJY*.fMi ,**t l vvr.,ivtnrn i i. L; + WIL1SON IS PRINCIPAL GROUND GAINE A'FOURA RIE11BETH SCOR9ES FOR GOPHERS AFTER H 994 M ARHO OLIN SECONDDARE 4. Michigan Line Outplays Gophjerj shortly after the second period got under way. Dahicin fumbled and Forwards on Offense the Gophers recovered on Michi- and Defense. gan's 46-yard stripe. ...…
…17, 1929 HE MICAICAN ATT-l"" ___ 'a a ... a , a e, -.- ga '4 IN MEXICAN CITIES Anticipated Political Clashes Cause Concentration of Militia. ORDER SALOONS CLOSEDI (T3y Associated Press) MEXICO CITY, Nov. 16. - Cav- alry and infantry contingents were concentrated here and in the larger cities of Mexico today in anticipa- tion of clashes between rival po- 1ltical elements when the nation votes for president Sunday. The troops were ordered ...…
…;4 'r,, i i T f CA Z~{~:Y~ 11! I~?Th 4 .'~ a F ithiFt7w.i every miorning except Nilonday c-i gthete~'(Jiverf ilty year by the Board in control of Stwient 'tbhlications. MJember 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 tn this paper and the local news publishedl herein. Entered at the posto. .ce at...…
…~tflAY, i~OV U I7~ 19~§ THEMICH GNTAJ 7" ' VA 0 WWI 9 '" ' _..._.. FORMAL REHIELL, BANOUET FINISHESI SOCIETY MEETING' Is Arranged Stoiay Breakfast fo, III Out-of-Town MISS fIILSON 'IKS Floenc Richards, Wesleyan, Is Appointed Scretary of Convention. Mortar Board convention official- ly closed last night with the formal1 banqut in e, private dining room 1 of the League building, alhough1 a Farewell breakfast is being given this ...…
…SIX'. T - - I = ' . y ... ... S .Y iF'1r"r i O r m y..,xi'C... ... ../t i.... 4...i '. 11'., v... stn.«.tA+ ,ark. .. «,... x SUNDAY, NOVEMBR 17, JUNIOR VARSIT} WINS FROM WESTERN STATE NO ORMAL i', r1 ,I) TEACHERS IN FIRSTOUARTEF Acting-Captain Morgan Severel Hurt After Playing Fine Game at Center. BERKOWITZ PLAYS WELL (Continued from Page 1) with the backfield executing their plays.with the smoothness and pre- ,ission of a Varsity squad...…
…H'- E A DAILY FACE SEVEN kV 1. ac. 1?1~vx"4,JJ7'u1. 1 /, l z. . " -_______________"___________- PLAY BY PLAY ACCOU NT Of MICIGAN GOPERSl EXPECTED MINNESOTA BATTLE f AT MI NEAP l S TO EA WISONSIN MICHIGAN REGAINS BROWN JUG u nr1rR PTfl1nr I Superior Play of Michigan Line ploughed into right guard, just; Helps in 7-6 Defeat Handed missing a first down. Morrison Out to Gophers. made it a first down on Minne- Strong Minnesota Eleven W...…
…THE MICHIGAN RAILY ____.. __ _ _.._r_ , _ _-__ .._. __ _.. _ __ _ _ ,__..._ _ .. Hawa' ' l li Cram next !Monday eveniling atthe School of Mufie Aui toium on t: 1:", izuil rdt l.; at 8:15a o~'clock1: sf'i: !re ludeand hi gllii ! h . inr I 'fae i ;i d 31 AMillSe "TS ia Ii E c in iioi ;thiwid-sie~ec:~"iaii ~onalia In D; Bðcwen: SolLataCp. 96; Chopiln: t ( ulc Vj cxanilnations in 8peeeh 31 and 32 will he held on Thursday, Novem-' minor, Noc...…
…"STABU.SHiED 18911 I. ZIA-4 trill1 N MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL, NO. 42. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS OL .. _ 1F , i i'{ " ; : . is ES ' . , '+ : EL im FAIR- INIM, R T slommoolm. BIG TE EFFINGER, PURDOMi STALK AT MEETING! OF SCHOOLEDITORS! Training on High School Papers Is Valuable to journalists, Declares Dean. TO GIVE PRIZES TODAY Members of Daily Staff Lead R~ound ...…
…PAG TWO THE ICIICAN fDAILY wrir tLii .R. ? . ! {r/ ! i:.(3:TiY/i:i#.V i + .a a u 1 1 111 Rutlvens Will Soon Occupy Historic Mansion OLD PRES.flFLJTlL ROME HAS HAB Professors' Houses between Febru-- cussion of providing a new house moved in 1914. The house on Southc ary, 1838. and November, 1840, and the campus of the Universuy taken University Avenue to the east of1 - -- _ _ _ }. [ ~~~~P7'ai~^n'' d ~ ~ e rc lo~~ on the 'tain Buildi...…
…NOVEMBER 16. 1929 r-T z ivr c rr r C A n DAILY' F ' .r r a ars + rl. ! + AsA. Z4 TWO SA LORS D EADUNDER-SECRETARY OF STATE NAMED BRITISH ENVOY TO UNITED STATES AFTER BATTLESKIP', PAINT GAS IGNITES , I Fumes Cause Nine Casulties on Board U. S. S. New York in Queer Accident. BOATSWAIN 'BRAVES FIRE' Futile Attempt to Save Officer's Life Ends in Tragedy for. Both at Norfolk, Va. (.By Associated Press)} NORFOLK, Va., Nov. 15- Gas fumes, appare...…
…+ H cMLC1 WClN DAILY.___r t 1O1L ~..;htale-bearing, and the use of spies. W it M.UO I1I*J(1U NaI I;' That such suspicions do readilyj Publisbed every morning except Motnday; arise is attested by the unfortunate i during the University year by the Board in'r Control of Student Puiblications. currency The Daily gave to the nru- Mlember of Western- Conference Ediitorial mor that the dean's office employed' Association.I a spy system. We were mis...…
…1~HT Mtrr~XN: h~(L~Y____ ___ __w 11 N&VAVAM U 0 AEROAUTCS CUB]Dean Denounces ELECTS IRSDNProhibition Tentative Program Is Sketched i.......... t1~ MORTARB9OARDHAS MAJORITY OF WIVES SHARE IN MONETARY DECISIONS.OUOOH LS DECLARES PROFESSOR ANGVELL AFTER SINVESTIGATION F 0FlM9 A 69BNOUUIE Interviews in New York State 'mIve no empoyment, the "-soietY' c<essaris: was Professor 11.g eelEooi tts W e PLAN ON CA8BET RvaEcnmcSau ve, the same con...…
…0 H, MICHFICA.N AIL THE MICHIGAN: DAT'LY . ti.. IOR VRIYT EIE TR STATE KOHMmOMA.L MINNESOTA PLAYERS WHO WILL FACE MICHIGAN With an injury keeping Brock-! meyer, Gopher star ball-toter, on the sidelines, Coach Spears was faced with the proposition of find-r ing a capable nTan to fill Vhe gap. Tro do this it appcars that he has chosen Kirk and advance indica- tions are that his name will appear in the starting. line-up this after- . no...…
…THE "I H I - DATE PAGE SEVEN THE NtICHIGAN DAILY PAGF~ SEVEN IOWA WILL TRY TO UPSET BOILERMAKERSC D PRDUE MST WIN TD CLAIM CROWN' RIVAL PLAYERS IN CLASSIC BATTLE FOR LITTLE BROWN JUG' iWILL OPPOSE LATS Northwestern Shows Impressive I String of Wins Over Illini { $10,000 TO LEND on first mortgage at 61 without bonus or service charge. Phone 4356. 1350 TYPING efficiently prepared. Uni- versity Typing Service, 718 Mon- roe. Phone...…
…f I '~ "TH MIHI1 N. IDATL Y -I-- ____________________________________~__________________________ DAIL OFICIAL BULLETI N 1' i,,-,Ati n in the Bulletin is constructive notice to alt members men who will graduate in 1930 to attend. ! IVlv'. A. !%,IDMdley, 'Engineering up~rv for tot tDetvriloptavi., vwill in - trodice the speaker. fr Dudley -mill stay over on the, i 9trh to talk to; all seniors interested in wok with Westinghouse or° with sim...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Air 4 L w via 4. a1133 MSEMBER ASOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL.' NO. 41. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS MD ID U'STADIUM SEATING PLAN EXPLAINED, TO ANSWER ROOTER'S COMPLAINTS SLTillotson himpossibilityhe case of the Harvard contingent I I il illtso Shos Iposibiityaccounted for the east side of the of Improving Seating stadium from the 50-yard line section south from the 50-yard line Us...…
…THE 4Wt1CH1G-A-N DAB FRllDAY. NO"v"FivMFR, 1:i. 1029 T H.IC I A ....... . . ....... 4,~ThA y 0 VV T4%11 11 ', \ 1; lb ,L 7f i 7 REGIONAL GOVERNVMENT ADVOCATEDI BY REED AS SALVATION OF CITIES ('~pci Ito Te D ly) a satisfactory substitute for region- CE1ICAGOtt, Nov. 14 - Establish- al goen n, cntnd Dr ment of regional governments, goen nt cniud Dr which woumld cover entire metro- ! R 'Fcd. "Thetre are but twcvo alterna- politan ateai, as ...…
… 1 H t v ii7 C f i s-, 1 t-,. 7i. lY._ Y L4..l 47 l "It-,4 , . ;z - . - "..fi i - i v ii 'a - il ,.:CLAi 7 +'_ _ _L H ESEARCI HPORRBSPRVEADING RAILS ON TRACK; GET SMALL LOOT' IOSEN ii QiiIN I W O FOR FUTURE WORK~ IWF s r SREFENTON Willktvu oy as a yecarefree ;JU i~o (to d'ssome :Luifmirawe Cactin, ini "'iw iv ling Fool," Wtieiii is cuvra Iu it talkie. In lhis d:!ree evil ace role, his ethics concerning the op - poS e ex lire oil the "fi...…
… PAGEpFOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY F IIDAY,NOVEMBER 15, 199 I 1 dress overlooks many of the vital facts. A more careful scrutiny of Published every morning except Monday "riots," "booze parties," and "gam- during the University year by the Board in Control of Student blications. bling hells" might help obliterate Member of Western Conference Editorial the false impressions many people Association. now hold concerning college life as The Associ...…
…F~ThIDY, NO~MBL~ 1 19234HE MICHIGAN DAILY --.-,- ' ... MORTARBOARD DELEGATES TO ARIVE WOMEN'S CLUB TO OPEN CLASS FOR OPENINGOF C VENTION TODAY emetshave been Fmade vb a comnm* "tee of the Faculty SWomen's club for a class in pres- _.ent-day dancing to be conducted Secretary- of National Counci _fsketches from last year's Junio by Miss Ethel McCormick of the to Give Main Speech Girls' Play will be given, or the physical education department....…
…A $U~xC~ ~ 'iTE i iir- 1 CAB 1 D A - -i a l.... i1...,i_. .i > j . 4a.". , "RSITY COMPLE TEF-,S DIL lid FRO=P MINNE-..S 0 TA G-lA ME1 FINISIN G TOUCHES' S[ GIVEN0 TO EFENS 1 I Coach Couroright Dril!,s Squa~d on 'r, , l ing 11imd Blocking h W V(/eStCrn State. SQUAD ARRIVES TODAY I Twenty-nine Wolverine gridders I left Ann Arbor at 4:15 yesterday arfternoon in quest 'of a "LittleI I11rown Jug" which is being held byI the Gopher...…
… CAPABLE E~O LII ~ TRIO OF OUTSTANDING MINNESOTA GRIDIRON TO J~*iftR STARS WHO WILL OPPOSE WOLVERINES SATURDAY [i/All, I GrnERTISlwG NOTICE Co~eI~ 'K~pke'sChar'ges W11 Try c~ Win ~Little 'Brown jug' Pram Northmen~ Hampered by a drizzling mist, Coach Courtright s&it his charges through a ~flnal light scrimmage last nij~ht in p~epara~ion ~or the game with Western . State Normal tomorrow afternoon. Western's un - blemished record znis seaso...…
…THE MICHIGAN D A L FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Geology 31: The mnid-semester examnlnation will be given Monday. Ncdrlt 18, a~t It &elock. Students with suraanwx A through Li D IY OFF ICIAL BULLETIN please go to Room 205 Mason Ball; M-Z in 231 A. 11., the regular' Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members i History 5 (105): Mldseinester examination Mndcay, November 18, of the University. Copy receive...…
…0 E.STABLISHED 189 ICr t 4 tt MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 40. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGES PRICEFIVE.ENT DELE GATES GATHER TODAY FOR ANNUAL PRESS CONVENTION1 Sigma Delta Chi, Theta Sigma Phi, Journalism Dep't Sponsor Meeting. !' i OTTO SCHILLER IS CREATOR OF SCENERY OF ,MERRIE-GO-ROUND' EXPECT 250 EiLiLEGAT'IS High School Students From State Will Assemble ...…
…'' GE TWO TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY FEBRUARY 11TO014 SET FOR SIXTEENTH ENICINEEING 46MEET HooverI Honors War Dead on Date of Eleventh Anniversary jJJI TTAU of Armistice by Laying Wreath on Tomb of Unknown Soldier T IAN EXHIRIT /I Screen Reflections I Blamnes tio" Contemp6rary Civiliza- for Meehnization of Modern Life. Ann Arbor Visit Anuth by TRIBALC By he end+ more than 30 have visited V seum on the University Mu an exhibit of i 1XPE...…
…:BTU 14, i )29 R _ ps; _.4, y TT-ate a~a tCWNM.a . A t ...',.d% .Vr aCCU .. - i; i DROWN ANNOUNCES Seven Arkansas Grid Stars Are Regularly Professor Brumm Discusses Work of Press E oe oAdFa et e i l ire nwSri i Fire Fighters Employed to Aid FayetereFghesConvention; Considers Plans for In stitute IILJULId VI vvUiiy ON AVIATION FUELS Paper in Associated Technical Society Review Outlines Research. NATURALINE WAS USED! L Prof. John L . B...…
…PAG FOTI T14P M~TrPUTr.AN nPAILY J4113..L 1*V V Pr - t-1 1V1 1 + I . 61 " i' L/"$ a. A wih rwill "Interfere in ayway 10 U~ti ~R4~tp Da~g~ ' O '~ OLL I Music And Drama{ Pubished every morning except Monjay duties of pledges, or which will in- T___________D_ during the Univ ersity year by the Board rdi i I - Q-0 Control of Student Publcations. volve any physical or nervously ex-i M~ember of Western Conerence Editorial hausting task." TNIGH'T...…
…Y, NOVE~MBER 14, 1920 THEIF.MICIGcAN DAII.Y I V l'- 4.. V ._ E.X f9 A ,L S ! -'s A=k. .®.ItM1I. HUTH uiiurmSNOE WOMEN FLYERS PREPARE FOR ENDURANCE REFUELING' OF- STUDENT BODYy1A SELFC-G ONMEINT' rES BZAAR COMMITTE'W OTMEN VOTERS TEnnTi nnnrr' HOLD COUNCIIrn~ nn~rp ILI Prsident Expresses Opinion onSefGvrmnBfoe; Weozczx's Meeting.I SUGGESTS EXPERIMENT? Trial by Group of Students Field i - Responsible to UniversityF Js Advised. #"St...…
…T H F- - I'vi-TIC"' H I-G AN- A I L Y. 1' iURISD iY, 3VVUL ilritSttitC I4, i:+ y TT._.-, _.. aasi. aM- a .- TavCY aNv Dc xaI u ah ., ..., .:~ 4, 92 ENTRAIN FORMINNESO0TA THIS AFTERNOON. A : .. . MINNESOTA F UL B C N F V4OE FU I E E WHO1 ARE CHIEF OBSTACLES .CNFRNTING MICHIGAN! ___ BIG TEN STANDINGS W. L. T. Pet. Purdue ..... 3 0 0 1.000 Northwest~rn ..3 1 0 .750 Minnesota.....2 1 0 .667 lowa.......21 1 .667 Ohioa State....2 1 1 .66...…
