…S THI~ M LCH IC DMLY oQach Philbin Has Hundred Ien Wokig Out With Glpves Each Day. - HAS MANY GOOD BOXE RS The boxing season has been very successful so far thisredear ith least 60 working ouit aV the In- tramural building every day arnd 50 freshmen at Watermnan Gym. The classes are free and anyone that wishcs to try out for their c]ass team should report to Coach Le, Philbin at the Intramural building on Monday, Wednesday, and Fri- dayr ...…
…r TH-EF.MICIGAN DI) L Y A A A-A N-X 1-13, 1 1 I-IF If F 11h DUTrRPIC~CStudent's Journalistic Johnisoni Mentioned [UU,~ I~fUIIi Club Changes Pr ognam -as Chinese Mints ii r UNIFaculty Men RepI1ac Outsidcrs__________ H IT1 s Speakers in Future 10 SIG STODIYGroup Sessions. S9TUH09Y~jMemnbers o the faculty wl d 3tr War Department Head Undergjoes Operation Scc'y Good, Stricken Tuesday, Night. Rushed to Walter Reed Hospital. THURSDAY, NOVEM...…
…) ESTABLISHED 1890 ICV "p iatig F :AT b. win nn Y) VCJL. XL, .NNl7. 39. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, J'EDNESDAY, NOV. 13, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRTCE FIVE CENTS WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE F uI iT.V CETS6 FACULTY TO SPEAI ON SEVENTH RADII POHlRAMSATUH DA Brumm, Riecker, Wells, Wigh Scheduled to Speak Ofvr WJR, ST UDIO OPEN TO PUBLI(C Contributions Mad by Forig Students to th Campus to be Discussed. Four speakers are schedule...…
…PAG E TW{3 THE 1VII HIC. ;N I AI 'Y PAGE TWO THP MICHIGAN DAILY Dr. Gordon to Conduct]] L d~dFish Genetic Survey 1 Myron Gordon, PhD. f Cornell University, has taken a permnanent j residence in room 1033 of the Uni-, versity Museums building for the. jpurpose 01 research study in fish IN ITgenetics under Dr. CaaI,. _ubbs,; - -- - curator of the divisiaxn of fishes at' Unfolds Ideals of New Vision the Ann Arbor buicling. Dr. Gor- of Diploma...…
…THE M iviC _:GAN , i)AIL PAGE 'EtIt~E~ (JAMBASSADOR DAWES AND SECRETARY I PIAITICEBERG EXPERT WEIMORE IV STIMSON DISCUSS NAVAL ARMAMENT REOWNEDWILL MAKE TRIP N 1823 'TANAGER' 'Paderewski Celebrates Birthday EXPrATIN'r PR iu" 1 Forty Members Attend S. C A. to Sponsor Chemistry Convention Opeing of Campus - Speech Will be Given Thursday Afternoon on Federal I Bird Preserve. in Lausanne, Switzertand After Illness, TO BE HERE JANUARY 8 1 ...…
…VACM MTM T w r m T r. N 'T r", A N A I L ,:ssa (Ec WWD r.t? ?Ir"'vf~ M lA liv1d1aU ~ tt es of the aviator and the people; 0 evr onn y on the..ground are endangered. I ,Abo t Boo s usic A: nd Drama durng he nivrsiy yar y te Bardin hisis especially true when large--_ Control'o Student Pblications. crowds are assembled, such as haveI Member of Western Conference Editorial been present at Michigan's last two CRLOSS SECTION! TODAY: PaG ncr Chri...…
… AID, THE MICHIGAN DAILY I A will 11 in sm AWN 0 I SOHOOESCALFOUR PREREQUISITES FOR STUDY SENORSPOMN'MLAGEREFER u OF MEDICINE GIVEN BY DR. BELL WantedForty-eight girls to wait table. The girls will be vol- CLI L lMen and women are fit for differ very much mentally from P unteers and t e a wl rom jde b heU I i ,ii b part of the Sophomore Cabaret J medicine are to be udge by the men. They do have just one emo- which will take place Decem...…
…TA' T i"I"14 -1 1-", -, : 'N x~ria".W.. iZS i' 1v 1V4 1 .1 -x H N.. L!Y1.. 1 L V PREPARES' TO REGAIN'LITTLE BROWN JUG' i JACK WHEELER ONE OF BEST MICHIGAN STATE SQUAD STARTS OF KIPKE'S SHOCK TROOPS' ' WORK FOR DETROIT ENCOUNTER irllNote--This is tc eighth of a series Kipke's 'shock troops" and is anT . ITiHted P ley has his team worked up toa __ el -9,noiIhar will appear in an ealy isse. ever dangerous contender for a iES ASNNv 2-rn...…
…T THE MICHIGAN D AIK IPAGE sr-VIIN - ~ H 'Iy ".lPHER'S HUSKYACE Si*delimne,~ ChU1-atter " By Edward L. Warner. Truth finally asserts itself. It was Howard Poe, veteran guard, who recovere the Harvard fumblet in the second period last Saturday V .. < that led directly to Michigan's first touchdown. After the wild scramble , }<>. of players disentangled themselves from the ball, there was much con- jecture as to just what Wolveriner Bronk...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY ChageD'l rc I 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) VOT. vXL_ WEDNESDlAY.NOlVEMBE~R 13. 1929. No. 39 Y .S* *SSP~.PS. . V vL..%ju. TV JUNRY tl, OXYL'S A 9 Al v i aaea.w++ w avt -u--. NOTICES University of Michigan Official Publication: The Editorial Office announces the issu...…
… JTAUS:~ IC 4. aij MBE 1 PRESS ASOIAE VOL. XL, NO. 38. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS President Declares Students Must Follow Dictates of Common Good. PARENTS R E S P ONSIBLE ARCHITECTI SKETCHES DORMITORY TO BE EkECTED ON PALMER FIELD PRESIDENT HOOVERl LEADS OBSERVANCE Of ARMISTICE DAY' Dignified Ceremonies Promoted at Unknown Soldier Tomb Fletcher Dormitory Undesirable in Many Re...…
…~THE MICHIGAN DAILY TrUE;SIAY, NOVE~MBER 12, WORE LIES BEHIN PROGRESS OF MAN, REV. MIER SAYS .1 Privilege of Struggle Is Man's Ureates Asset_ State - Greatest Asset, States Minister. TALKS AT CONVOCATION Wtte reek Pastor Says World Has Spiritual Hunger Aind Moral Complexity. Struggle for spiritual things is the foremost privilege of man, the Rev. Carleton Brooks Miller told the audience of University students and Ann Arbor townspeop...…
…THE MJ~1CHICAN DAILY " - - a a u a "3' RT' ||| RUSSlAN W O4IEN BUILD AIRPL AN ES 0 'O SPEED GOVERNMENT'S OUTPUT R lull lo rlM A TV AT \ION. J. T otten A ppointed "N lEnvoy to Africa 8IfPAc!BIr~ HIO~ S R w.E N ,.4 XVILL IIULU UI L II EXHIBIT THURSDAY!; Art Association Will Inaugurate: Seventh Annual Show This Week. 400 GET INVITATIONS Exhibition to Continue Through I Until Nov. 29, According to Vice President. With an initial showing f...…
…+, THE MICHIGAN DAILY -basis for the discontinuance of the ,, e----- ,j , ,, " - futile and ulnedzfying town-and- f Published every morning except Moiday ,gown squabble. y e fondly hope ' Control o Stide P l at B a, that a more co-operative spirit will r g ,,,--- TMember of Western Ccnferen4'e f itorial result not only with regard to the iiE Association- landladies' real estate investments uIG The Associated Press is exclusively entitled...…
…THE MJCH1CAND7~ILY! PAG! r" IvP I,, f n __w_.. .._ ... .., ... _. .. __._ . ,.._...,,..,. a. ._._.. RUSSIAN TEA ROOM IN LEAGUE BUILDING! OPENS WEDNESDAY Members of Mortarboard Acting as Waitresses Will Serve Guests Weekly.' Studt nts' Happintess eansig Problem LILTY ME to Elizabeth De Vol1 Graciousness of manner and a faculty of making people feel at ---- ease makes Elizabeth De Vol, famil- Tea, Lectuires and Card Parties l arly known...…
…S..THE MICHIAN. DAILY HUDSON LOST TO WOLVERINES FOR GOPHER GAME BIG HALiFBAC MA BE OUTF YEAR Varsity Goes Through Signals in Preparation for Spearsmen. " P _ RESERVES SCRIMMAGE Roy Hudson, 200 pound halfback, whose 15 yard run against Harvardi last Saturday put the ball in im-I mediate scoring position early in the second quarter, will not play against Minnesota Coach Kipke an- nounced yesterday. Two cracked ribs and a pulled cartilage...…
… 'AC. E E IEN rrrwr srrrwr r -THE MICHIGAN. DAILY PAGE SEVEN SEVEN TEAMS ARE SThiI I IINflFFATfl Sidelne Chatte By Edward Warner, Sports Editor. Hudson Ltst for Game tlolves will be given a head iAR RIERS PREPARINi FOR L A S S I F I E period of drill in oardor to add Mm~i - ' Eu .. WithMin sota SEXTdEeATWnesota to their last of victims. EX'I' J LEI AF X'ISCONSIN C ADVERTISING cContinued from Page 6 The Varsity reserve team which Continue...…
…PAGE EIGHT - Publication in the Bulletin is construcbive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. in. Saturday) TH. EICHIGAN DAILY it Physics Colloquium: H. C. Roys will speak on "The Imperfections of' Crystal and J, D. Hanawalt willspeak on "The Effect of Hydrogen on the .-:day Absorptilca- Edlge of Paiiadium it I oinm 3i4l Ea ct Phyic-s Sieairdmg at 41h p. m Alph...…
…JESTABLISHED 1890 V Aqia ai4 IMEMBER1 SASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 37. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS OL ES 0O N R RD, 14-12 Illinif n n aitir FRESHMEN STOP FLAG ATTACKS; CAPTURE GAMESr Breaks Give Ainy VictoryOverAry1eMLE (By Associated Press) MEMORIAL STADIUM, CHICA-I GO, Ill., Nov. 9.-The Army's in- vasion of the Western Confernce I today crumbled on the plains of C Illin...…
…PAGE TWO .SHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER, 10, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 192~1 iNoWILPEKBROO0KHART7 DISCUSSES TESTIMONY RasyMapnl INT it E WASHINGTON ENFORCEMENT CASE RO £ SO WO'EYRme LMaonalu ONRCERLT!fLCREES DLI UTOS ofAm erican Tr FO FOUM SERIES Li Antiquity of the Atomobile' rsdn ovrI a s SubjectfSpeech"Dear Old Quaker' in T ^,I A^" A Lroe - . lted -, I s i Student Christian Association' Sponsors Wide Va.r...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1929 T RS MIACIICA £A _~ - sr-- .. ,.,._ - w H 0 9,IAMERICAN ILLUSTRATORS' EXHIBIT I International Bank UCORLIIIUI fl 1] LI) PROVES POPULAR AMONG STUDENTS Located in Zuric A MI [ OF [R A to Prof. Emil Lorch, of were enjoined to repair an Inger- esarchitectural school, much in- soll watch" and pecists the flab- (B y Associated Press) P W Rterest has been shown in the exhi-begsd sasmn i vrou BADEN-BADEN, Germany, Nov. L ...…
…THE MICHICAN rAII .J lJ 1.1! 1...7 i _ 1 4 54r tdytoin 114141 Published every morning except Mondal dunring the Uni.ersity year ny toe Board in' Control of Student ?hlicaticns. Member of Wetein Conference '4it riai Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or. not otherwise credited n this paper and the local news published herein.t Entered atjthe posto..c...…
…1UWY, ~w' 17 VI"WIMR10, 192J P C M F^T, _H _ _IANA1L - _.. PAG~I PIV! LIFE AND GAIETY CHARACTERIZED SETTING OF EAST-MID WEST CLASHI One of the biggest football week- Canpheb11, Elsa Mack, Elizabeth _ ends in Michigan's history is here, Shilson, Jean Holland, and Dorothy League Will Entertain President and with it the life and gaiety that Dunlap, Detroiy; Lois Porter and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harnau, Mus-,; at Buines Recetion only a college t...…
…v 0 T H E M-" I ,N P f C SUPlDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1920 Wolverine Gridders Upset Crimson Team AIDEAWAKE FOOTBALL GIVES MICHICN Buckeye IHV BRILLIATVITORY OVER EASTERNERS arriers Win Over Wolves, Illini Y T .0-% "Ar T- AI Y 1 l+ f 1 'T 1! r Varsity Linemen Sensational in then made it first down on the Outplaying Highly Touted 5-yard line on a tricky delayed lat- Crimson Forward Wall. eral pass play. Gembis made a foot, and Dahlem w...…
…t4 - $UNDAY. NQVEMVWER 10, 1929 T iSM4*HYA- D 'L -1 n ..ra... ...ui. HARVAR D-MIChIGAN P DW L A First Downs: hisgKS THIS Is -1-Total 8. Harvard-rushing 8, penalties Te Title May Depend -2, passing 7. Total 17. ig eForward Passes: Outcome of Homecooling Michigan-2; attempted 2, in- Tilat Lafayette. complete 2. -t Harvard-attempted 25; in- complete 9, complete 15, inter- P ACKFIELDS TO CLASH cepted 1. Yards gained from passes: (Special to ...…
…TIir M ICH I CAN DAILIY JIUNDA, NOVELvTlE.R 10, 5.9:'9 ___. w DAILY OFCILBULLETIN, Publication in the Buletin is constructive notice to ali members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p: in. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) 1 a SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1929 No. 3t NOTICES U. S. Air Mail Schedule: Air Mail Service i& available from the University of Michigan to all points of the United States, Canada and Me...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 I e 4.a it i S MEMBER ASSOCIATED (. PRESS VOL. XL, NO. 36. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS Adfflwft OL' tRl EE; 10 CL 'SH ITH CRI SO 11 UNDERCL ASSMEN WILL MEET TODA Wolverine Veteran Will Start at Gu Small Turnout for Harvard Pep Meeting Shows Lack of Interest, Watkins Believes PRESS u1RE SSES Ihnhwythsdndn'te Ph EoyisEo bamehehuforthoort out. This afternoon, I...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN D.ATLY .. d TTTD T1 d V 'KTt1TTT+ M r) 0 1000 TaFs MICT- nI aNy a f T 1---- ----- - 6 1&.J } WL1J Cl AT~ay,7 A U7 )1iVLa 'V't 9, lA . ' 1 yEHavard Comes West PUBLISHER'S SON to Engage MichiganI STILL MISSING, RCin Gridiron Battlel ET (Continued rom Page One)- IT' Exterior Features of Structure ;again slated to fill the guard posts. Etro etre fSrcue Bovard will handle the pivot duties. Will Remain Same as Was j . W...…
… _ , ,.. ;::t l lJ h Y , 1}1,1 i; v, 1 Jc:o% Ti-it MiCHtGA~N r~A1LY ~LDOR TO ENGLAND NAITE DISCUSSES SUPREME COURT R APTflMERICAN AMBASS 0,09W IC C LET. DECISION ON PROHIBITION SEARCH L|, B|IO P O WVISITS PRESIDEN TO riir Some confusion has been causedi preme court it will be unawful,t fA TOi *G uur flDAPTICft1 by variation in newspaper repot even under those circumstances, fo(} r I Ithe poice to search the houseGRllOUP TO CONIENE of the a...…
….PAGE POUR. THE 1M ICHT GAN DAILY z- - " am . . . _ m . _ . .D AILy Published every morning except Monday dturing the University year* by the Board in Control of Student Putblications. Memiber of Western Couference EditorialI Asstociation. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- r atches credited to it or not otherwise credited Au this paper and the local news published hserein. Entered a...…
…SATURDAY, xOvtBsflc 0, 1020 H ' I H G N D I. AP I1 PAGE FrVt. R FOUR ARE ADDED1 LEE' WHITE NAMS O HONOR GROUP LONBlack Quill Elects TwoSnr Two Juniors, to Member. ship in Society. Black Quill, honorary literary so- Societ News , Feature Section, ciety for women, has selected as its or Woman's Page Comprise new members Clovis Alexander. 30. Their Sphere. Helen Barc, '30, Elizabeth Pheiffer, '31, and Margaret Harris, '31. AVOID ORDINARY BEATS ...…
….0 tAGE SIX THEMICHIGAN D~L -ITIY . . .. _ _ - - - . -, rc tip, i i ve u r Fc , : 4 , Y._.. Yr .. .... __ .. .. _._ .:. .. ... _ .. ... _ AY^ ..- w _ , . 'olv rine Rlaft~K - 7o eet Ypsi Eleven THREE INTERSECTIONAL GRID GAMES JOE TRUSKOWSKIEAS FEATURE BIG TEN ELEVENS TODA- _ One of the biggest afternoons of ulassgow, starts clicking. A shake- With the season in Western Conference up in the line has been made by bi football is expe...…
…I M"-rI i°p +'-"".Sk rr. q t , -. -- I- lc - 6 A IVI H I- D' PAU b-1, V L"A a 'i ifc Ayfl 1)4 HI C HAn xLY. .~LA. ~i v ,v a:AvaJJZJs.: a .LU4O -- ".- -..- TRIANGULAR FIAR RIER MEET SLATED TODA -------------- I- i AkD'QUMARTET OF ARMY AND ILLINOIS TARS WHO WILL CLASH IN INTERSECTIONAL GAME TODAY Race Will Start From Ferry Fie.d JAYVEES MEET VPSILANTI (Continued from Page 6) ends is more perplexing to the Wol- verine mentor due t...…
…P 1AGE EIGHT THE _MICHIAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMDER , 19S -ATUDAY NOEME 12 ,..:, . tt DAIY OFICALBULLETIN IPublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Azsistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday) 1 VOL. XL. SATURDAY, NOVEM~BER 9, 1929 No. 3f6 or ri 1101 RMISTICE. DAY CE1LEBRATION AT AR LINGTON IDE~ I ILLU lllWILL HONO UNKNOWN SOLDIER BURIED THEL W...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890t Adsmmftk.mo I Ar t 141 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO 25. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS PEP MEETING WILL B0E HEL.D TONIGHT FOAR HRVARDTILT "Beat Harvard" Will be Slogan of Students at Pep Rally in 'Hill Auditorium. LAWTON TO LEAD CHEERS Michigan Band to Lead Parade Calling Students to ' Support Team. "Beat Harvard" will be the war- cry of thousands of loyal Michigan stu...…
…PAGE TWO .THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' T R yDAY',- NOVEMBER 8, 1927 'N !**~RMfI PROOFESDR S JACK LAU~DS PRODUCTION IIt lllD TrFl'LANS FOR FRESHMEN-S OPHOMORE STUJ UIMJA L, FD~MA RTE Y TDNSrt;~~ i~[1 CLASHWILL BE MADE BY COUNCIL WILT Prathat StudenProdurtiono is doinge,"Uni ,l; Continued rom Pae One) may not. be necessary to hold all lRI T sguet o uprn h nversity; and in a way. the .LVL 111iesofPs UItbo isefis rouin T 8ug the field the freshmen wil...…
…Vr'TIDA'V, NOVEMBER 8, 1029 T"HE NtICAM flATl-Y MOGE THRhEP ( (RVRN ILR,"l[ KO1l [ OSEKSUNDAYi ROYAL LOVERS AT BETHROTHAL IfiI HS CR UEN' NAMEDTO PEAKA CN VCROFLCTNS Characterized as "Remarkably*ONNA A POO LMS IHuman" by Professor Sophie Tucker, origiBroad- Roy Holmes. Noted British Author Discusses Soway night club "hot mamma"," Naval Disarmament and croons blues songs in inimitable The Rev. Carleton Brooks Miller style in the talkie "Honk...…
…k A&Z rO w T14 , MTC H I( A N DAILY -t'ETD'77 Published every morning except Mondayr during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Pnbliations, Member of Western Conference Fitorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited n this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the posto..ce at Ann Arbor, M...…
…q ~OV~!yT~~. 8 1929- TI4~ MTCNTCAr4DAILY PAGE P'Wfl~ S OIIOORS N~rWILL ATTEMPT ENDURANCE MARK Will Assist Committees in Prep arations for Coming ~ Event. AIM AT CLOSE CONTACTS Entertainers Have Been Chosen Through Try- E Out s. Mrs. Byri Fox Bacher, newest member of the Advisory committee s and advisor of women in the 6 s School of Music, has been appomnt- ~ ed advisor for the Sophomore Ca- A itdPesPoo baret. In this capacity, ...…
…TW17 m i tr. 11 * A T U V t4nn Atr 'n 4 An^ TT-1r r' NATI", n 1A I UHI"FIDAfA . v&..aiji. i-l4iitAY,/~x NVVEMBER, S i. 129 .rr - - - - DETERMINED VARSITY WORKS TO PERFECT DEFENSE YEARLING RUNNING PLAYS 9 ARITPE Harvard Double Pass Formations Gain Ground for Freshmen Against Wolverines. AUER REPLACES HAYDEN SPECIAL TRAINS BRING STUDENTS (By Asociaed Press Some 12,000 Harvard graduates and undergraduates will support I their team in ...…
…'IDAY, NOVEMBER84 192.0 -THE MICHIJIAN. DAILMY _ _ _ _ __ _ _ AEsV ANN .Iwo FIVE ILLINOIS ' BOYS WILL PLAY HARVARD PRE iPARES FOR ARMY*- IN S CHAMPAIGN, Ill., Nov. 7- The Army gamen at Illinois 'next Satur- day may be a sort of homecoming to thefive boys on' the cadet squad 'who give home addresses in this nstate. They may not all be selected for the trip but here are the five on the squad: Gunnar C. Carlson and Carl W. Carlmark, Moline...…
…1029 THF, MIDI-lIG Ida i'LG1 e4Zp ./u lLiC. L THF. MICI-IIGAN F) A I I Y rRIDAY, NOV~MT~ETh ,~, 1929 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN House Organizers: House Organization meeting Monday at 5:00 o'clock in the Board of Represerntatives Room. 'There will be some jchanges in House Presidents. l tis ncessary that c avZ ry gianiicr b,, at that mreeting-. Philippine Niiehigan Club will meet at We,;le-v 'i ai-iuly a ter-. 'noan, November 10, at 3:00, to...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 Air Ap IWPML 4& ALM A..dosIv -A 41ilo w 04 1I MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 34 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS DEANS WILL AGAIN' HEVIEW UNIVERSITY COLLEGEPOPSA College Heads Believe Further' Initiative on Projects Is up to Faculties. 1 I If { TO SCRUTINIZE REPORT { First Draft for Organization Was Rejected Last Year by School Executives. Welieing that furth...…
…v PAGE TWO THE M A It 1t'ilrf D AlLy THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 7w 1020 a s a. MICr-a aN fl r+ka t.Y aTa.r t~fA O~M~R 112 nmi innrin nw uri I 14Ml llk SENE0 [N NF Aged Mother of Mexican President Halos 5DI l10NP1 N Senators Brookhart and Blease Deno; A E PP N E TOPlane, Flight on First Trip to LosAngele Politicians in Capitol Enforcement CBMMJTTEIS Carnival Will be Climax of: ri ___.: National Glider Week, :?3 Charles "Young, Chairman of ".s No...…
…- - . T H E M I 1.... - i F J l..r -t-' N- is ° / ,A T T PAGE THREE . .. i.Maa CY M:a c. L i. MY' 1Y LA,"1 V... 1O. ..: ;.: ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____.. *T4 * ._u A ___* A _._.11-.. .. RUTHVEN ISSUES STATEMENT ON CARNEGIE REPORT PRESIDENT- SAYS SANER ATTITUDE Of ENTHUSIASTIC ALUMNI NEE[DED Tfln inunr ATIr riri n PTINTul Ambassado~r 'Resigns for New Post { I ~ R II~l...…
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… 1, , I W&I Q IVA 9 11 A W , :,. _, e. ' r . ." .. _ ...Y YY .friYYr - - L. ... .. _ _ p HOUSE PHESIDENTS ASSIGNED AR TICLES Samples of Articles to be Ready for Approval by Monday, November 18. DROP POSTER CONTEST New Advertising Arrangement to be . Secret Feature This Year. Letters will be received this week by the presidents of all women's houses on campus, assigning arti-I des which the houses are to con-4 tribute to the League ...…
…PAGE IX I TH-iMTCICAN D A I L, THURSDAY, XNOVEM13M,1.0~,t29 U- A Ilr r r - .. w .r r.r -1 -_ WOLVER NESo GIVI FHESBMENDISBUCKEYE CROSS COUNTRH TEAM TO ARRIVE ,FRIDAY A A F EN Some indication of the strenth 0,1'F NS ofthe Wolverine opponents in the1 triangular cross country track meet between Michigan, Ohio State, Kipke Returns to Ferry Field; and Illinois over the Michigan Stresses Defense; Tries New courset Sturday may be gleaned Combi...…
…t THURSDAY. NOVEMBER~ 7, 1920 THE N/IICHI'G-N D.A tJ., T4~NTC-T A ... - ...., ..,L . .. Crimson Entrains T4 day for Game With ]I'Ic higan'C~IU VET1NDISIFI w ; IS FIRST HAR YARD INVASION OF WEST Sideline Chatter By Edward Warncq, Sports editor. CDVHI ICIIDhIL~TOLAN TIES WORLD MARKFOR LIE N FFNSVE,100 -METERS ON, GERM AN 'A Continued fromn Palge 0,.Col. 7) ,ju (tcsdcision, ithWilliams sotbarnstorming trip tc Vancou~- in declared,, ncw...…
…PAGE MOR1 ".r j T If -: Y DAI LY ;4m -.: .l DAILYOFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the $uilet.iz 1U acnstructi:e notice to all member,; of the University. Copy i ecei ed by the As81stant to the ?rest- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) VOL. XL. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1929 No. 34 for end NOTICES To All Student Occupants of Fletcher Hall: Fletcher Hall is closed student occupancy from Monday evening, Nov. 11, 1929, until the ...…
