…1 HE MICHIGAN DAILY FA FA r vA ) I MICHIGAN PRESS WOMEN TO HLD CONNIODN 3ICHIG A UNION TO BE HEAD- QUARTERS FOR ANNUAL CONVENTION Press women from all over the state of Michigan will hold a convention at the Michigan Union Thursday, Fri- Sday, and Saturday of this week. The program of entertainment will include discussions and lectures on journal- ism for women and social functions. The president of the association is Mrs. Grace G. B...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ...... ...s..r..rr .+"' '1 ,, '"r; , , . ., ......r..* . ,r rl v f rn RIMES PREPARE FOR lOWA TITLE MVAY HANG IN BALANCE cam Forced to Show Great Power in Overcoming Mighty Buckeye Eleven1 LINE SHOWS STRENGTH Encouraged by the realization thatj e Conference title may be in the ,lance, Michigan's Varsity yesterday ternoon started its preparation forj e Hawkeye game on Ferry field this eek-end. Miller and Babcock are...…
…THIE. MICHIGAIN DAILY _. . _:,_._ I COLUMN. ADVERTISING 0 AT 3 P.M. TYPE CORONA rj with standard Corona Three, board, at $50. typwriters of plies. Te.rms and repairing, 0. D. WIRiTERS EUY IOPE new Corona Four,!jaet ae.Coei proaly (Xtnued fromi Page Four) keyboard, at $60, or j for estimat1e. 707 Nv. 1Uni1. Phonoe a ,,wli---)red iga of raestef c- with three-bank key- 2I- il drdHir Sl.op. It ::. Also a full line of "CI,.T ..1",-, " all ...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY____ OFFICIAL BULLETIN4. ion in the Bulletin is constructive notice to* all members of ersity. Copy received by the Assistant to the P:-evident until ni. (11:30 a. m. Saturday a TUESDAY, i 0TF31IBER 18, 1924 Numl;er 48 } f e sity Lecture: Walter de la Mare will deliver lectures on Wednesday and Thursday 3week, Novembler 19 and 20, at 4:15, p: in., in the Auditorium of the il Science Building. His subject on Wednesda...…
…WEATHER QED; NO 7TE;MPER- RE CIIANGE I r Cb Ar a t O XXXV. No. 47 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1924 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, w_............... _. - .:_,_ NERS SNATCH N FOMSUCKERS- HARDSTRUGGLE VENATED MINNESOTA TEAM PLAY BRILLIANTLY; SCRUTTE STARS Elshuco Trio Wil Concert Oi The EIshuco trio will present the third concert of the Matinee Mu- sicale series for this year, at 8:15 o'clock tomorrow in Patte...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Building Nears Completion, 1 be Ready for Sercie in February T CAMPUS FLAGPOLE Stirs England SCIENTIFIC TALKS1 PLAN OF_ SOCIETIES Professors Bigelow, Lewis Karpinski, Will Speak Before Honor a1nd Research Societies SUCCESSFULILAST YEAR Three lectures are to be given by University professors during the com- ing winter under the auspices of the Michigan chapter of Sigma Xi, na- tional honorary scientific society, and...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY HUL5bUII bUHUUL PURPOSEDEFINED. Lloyd Heads Committee in Charge of Arranging Organization of New Institution TO BE NON-SECTARIAN That the proposed school of relig- ion will not be a school of divinity in the old sense, but will be a non- sectarian institution, offering courses which will supplement the work al- yeady given in the University, w4s, the statement made by Dean A. H. Lloyd of the graduate school. The Daily annou...…
…THE MICIGAN DAILY ................. A" jr tr~d~ga~n i i ---- 1 blshed every morning except Monday ig the University year by the Board in -ol of Student Pubications. wbers of Western Conference Editorial iiaton. eo Associated Press is exclusively en- to the use for republication of all news tches credited to it or not otherwise ed in this paper and the local news pub. d therein. itered at the postoffice at Ann "Arbor, igan, as second class m...…
… - ~ R MUA-wA zsts- VI S TO PRESENT , Us OF INTEREST" (UAL PLAY TO BE GIVEN EMBER 3 IN HILL AUDITORIUM Foregoes Social Whirl To Work sques dramatic society will pre-I its ninth annual play at .8:154 ck Dec.' 3, in Hill auditorium. j he Bonds of Interest" by Jacinto' vente, the play to be produced year, is a fantastic comedy and, en satire on human nature. It' story of two penniless adven- s, Leander,the master, and >in, the servant, wh...…
…THE E MICHIGAN I LY a i r _;.. i A .11001m0-- Wow ms r m 1 ( i ii jl irMiwrw w r A ~nu - INES TROUNUE BUGKYE ELEVEN BEFORE U CRO~gI SIDELIGHTS RRlC IMINNFA nr (Continued From Page One.) - onsible for giving the Wolverines: rge share of their 11 first downs. started out for a victory at the; start of the contest. Rockwell ed off to Hunt who returned 10 I s to the Ohio 18 yard line and r Karew had failed on a buck tore nd lef...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY x fir: ul' 1-B Six) 6, 3Mlchi THISI COLUMN CLOSS AT 3 P.. LA ADVERTISING AT P ("(,Itinumliefibrm Page i4dt r S iwe: Ohio State . ok well kicked off, the ball hitting the goal pjot and rolling dead on the Olno 8 yard line from which it was 1brought to play on the 20 yard line. ^Etwards nailed llant after he had mlade iine and a half yards through' right tackle. Karow took the ball over for first down on 32 yard lin...…
…TiEIL MICIIGAN DAILY w.. . ,+ w ..wrr. +.r!r ... Y OFFICIA-L BULLEITIN in the Bulletin is constructive notice tu all members of ity. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 11:30 a. m. Saturday, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1924 Number 47 New Literary Club for Non-Ptiblication Women: The new literary club for non-publication women, which has recently been organized, will hold their first meeting at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday at the Gr...…
… Feature Section Ar t t l Feature Section OL1t XXXV. No. 47 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1924 EIGHT P % RIDGE LIFE AS SEEN FRO WITHI ,JL." r _ '3KT Former Editor Of The Cambridge "Granta" Discusses Life And Activities On The Campus Of His Alma M Ater T Day Of A Cambridge Student; Ideal And Actual, From The Vantage Point Of Experience EXplanation, Of Some Of The Terms Used By Undergraduates In England An ...…
…__THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUND Mr. Swain Returns From Antioch I)y Rosalea Spaulding Mr. George R. Swain, photographer' with the University of Michigan ex- pedition to Mesopotamia, returned Tuesday morning to Ann Arbor. With, him Mr. Swain brought between 800 and 900 negatives of actual finds and excavations in progress. At presentj uass of material to be unearthed there, the inscription and architec- ture and sculpture already found are of param...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 * * * * Sports O* r * $. - - Upto 4Y~l dugan 55; Miami,/ 7 ; M.? A. C., 21; Wisconsin, 13; Minnesota, S27; Northwestern, 137 JI~iois 9; Nebraska, j40; Butler, 39; Michigan, 45; DePauw, 36; Iowa, 21; Chicago, 43; S. WV. Teachers, 0; Ohio State, 13; Lawrence, 13; Minnesota, 0; Illinois, 7. ulr 76 S14; N. Dakota, 20; Haskell, 7; Wisconsin S0; Iowa, S0; Michigan, 7; Ames, 48 7 ; Purd~ie,/ 0; Iowa' y10; Ohio, Wesleyan, ...…
…THE. MICHIGAN DAILY SN www Bfooks and Triters www ONE time ;c I gave my girl Of Local Interest This and That 2 THlE LEGEND OF THlE BOOK. By HAVING smelled out and1 run dlown Harry Doane and Eloise White Street. the malodorous influence of Capital- The Bookfellows. Chiceago. 1924 ti edmta ~ctzno n ism' in the Associated Press and in edu- Arbor achieves the dignity of bookI cation. Upton Sinclair next arrives on fcovers for his liter...…
…2 fHE MICHIGAN DAILY a -A usic and 7Jrama +l J0 t THE WHIP-CREAMK 4 OF MOZART MATINEE MUSICALE PRESENTS i t i By Marion Barlow The special qualities of the music of The next ccncert of the Choral Mozat, as far as they can be analysed, Union series is not, strictly speaking, depend upon melodic novelty, richness a concert and that alone; it is an and variety in orchestration, and opera. But the Coral Union is the certain other ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDA" tip University Women r i#+. ' " Upon the Campus of a Woman's College ONLY ONE WOMAN TO SIT IN CONGRESS Four Republicans Precede Democratic Member By Edmarie Schrauder always thought that the West was iventional but the West seems more conventional than the says Anne Cllbreth, '26, a r Smith college woman who ed the University this fall. h girls can wear flannel shirts ass if they desire and go about ampus wh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ________ ________ arches Chu is to be "fundamentalism and Liberal- ism." The meeting will be lead by Dorothy Kiefer, '26. St. Andrew's Episcopal Church The program for the dlay's services "Jesus the Liberal" is the topic of~ this morning's sermon, the fifth in the series of sermons to the open mind- ed. The student social_ hour and, supper will be held at 5 o'clock wt the Fireside. Chat immediately after. Sl Col. H. WV...…
…TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY s ti Cinema The Wuert 'Little Johnny Jones" featured at e Wuerthhtheatre the first of the eek, is an adaptation of the great acing drama of the stage, and in its ansition to the screen loses none of s original pep. The story is that of )hnny Jones, American jockey out win the English Derby and his iemy, Robert Anstead, equally de- rmined to make him lose both the ce and his fiancee. Plots against m and his final vindicat...…
…WEATHER O' D SLI(rllTI1Y 6i'A4 .gII SrrI ko r- ASS PRE: I V. No. 4 - EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, M - . " . A ;NTS HURHT UTO CRASH Ai YTO SAM PU1RDY, '26L, AND ED. STIBICH,'26L, ARE JNJIUREI TURNS OVER British Educational System Discussed By Herbert Fisher, FISHER ASSERTS Refuses To Say WIlether State iation Should Regulate Child Labor Or Editor of Chimes, t of Car; Tell...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA'I THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~A'T al, J Y JL'ivil5 it . CONVENTIO v I Heads Exchequer In New Cabinet I Library Receives Collection Of Rare Oriental Manuscripts Gather onday for, Meeting; Others Will Arrive Wednesday Two EXPECT 70 DELEG ATFS Architccts of the north central chap- tcrs of the American Institute of Architects will meet in Ann Arbor on Wednesday, Nov. 1 for the opening day of the convention which will ...…
…AN, NOVEAIER 15, 19 24 TEMCIA AL THE 'CHI IA" r r r ra r wr ww+.rriw.+ tiri/a+Y. M .._= r r rrrrriwr nn n.wnrWr .. _... i ;: (Special to The Daily) Minneapolis, Minn., Nov. 14.-WNith only a 7 to 7 tie andt no w;ins toit credit, the University of Mlinnesota's ' football team is determined to add one more upset to the season's total by defeating Grange and the fighting Illini here tomorrow. Clarence Schuttte, hard plnging back, was again in...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OVEAT ,d every morning exc~ept Monday t niversity year by the Board in EStudent Publications. of Western Conference Editorial~ n.. ,ociated Press is exclusively en- lie use for republication of all news credited to it or not otherwise this paper and the local news pub- ein. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, as second class matter. Special rate granted by Third Assistant Post- n'eral. tion by carrier, $3.50; by m...…
…7MER 15, 1.92 1 [BER 5, 124 I HMICFIIQ-AiN DATLY ___ _d._. _ ._._.__... e - V ' k ffm lolv A& BESIABOI SN Chaperons for the Ohio State game will be: Miss Helen. Bishop, Mi\rs. Russell I ussey, Mrs. Arthur Aiton, Miss Grace Manson, and Miss GraceI Richards. ium, must sign up at Barbour gym-I Social WIorkers nasim beoreSaturday morning. Houses are asked to give up dinner Attend Confer, INTEir~TN LBFAiT u .1ENTS lO IL LI) re Queen Of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, _. ,. h - rrrrr Mri .. r M MMrrr ,fill ruudNruor rurrwuuu ' ' rr rr - :. . v " r i r .,..r.r.rw ES TO FACE BUCKEYE ELEVEN AT COLUMBUS TODAY (Continued From Page One.) n a word, Michigan has one of the st forward pass combinations in country and one which is to be ed by any team. All three of the Michigan victories have been the ct results of forward passes and o entertains the hope that tomor-, the f...…
…1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ________- -~-- 'THIS COLUMN I CLOSES ATS3 P.MI. A IE I CLOSES AT 3 P.M. A DVERTISING FOR SALE FINE CARD TABLES $3.00. Wrought iron bridge lamps. $3.45 at Koch and Henne. FOR SALE 1920 Buick with winter top $185 cash. Call 332-J Ypsilanti. E-FLAT BARITONE and C-Melody" saxophones. Perfect condition. Call 1700-R, 749 E. University. Fred Zierer. FOR SALE Tailor-made tuxedo size 40. Price $25. 110 S. Ingalls. Pho...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _,_., ...,....w: _...w . ..,. ,..,, iY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ication in the Bulletin is constructive notice tt, all members of University. Copy received by the Assistant to tho P-esident until p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdayh re 5 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER li, 1924 Number 46 s rbor Art Association: e exhibit of local art work will be shown at Alumni Memorial Hall on day, November 15, and Sunday, November 16, from 2:00 p. m. to...…
…p I P OSSIBLY RAIN it SNOW *l tlx .1 ASSOCIATE PRESS I No. 45 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1924 EIGIT PAGES PRICE, Fl IVN TOj RD P0 5ED SICHO Bursley Approves Of Plans For Annual Sophomore Promj UNION DRIVE N ETSPublications Dance Revived; 800 NEMEMBERS; viinWill Be Given Friday, Dec. 4 Reviving a social event that flour- exact replicas, in miniature, of The TO SEN 0BN 1 shed on the campus in the ...…
…THE MICH- ki T, o..._ .. .. , . MVIAR MEW E G WHERE TO DINE "iutter iscuits Our sales of this delicious B r 5 Our MVeats Chinese or Amer ican Dishes I 11 pastry tenfold months. have increased in the last Is two an .Important Item in Your They surely are Luncheons- grood. Let us- fill LDaily Menu your U. I' I% I- I. II: Dinners order todayv. You'll Never Regret It, Five Piece Orchestra EAT MORE O/F i...…
…THE CHIGAN DAILY ESSI~ERWAR ~' igrton Lai, 'D3h ;hn ci x P1 tht have fallen to the lot, of (off cial" Ill ? rlin) l, y ; l>ngeast Jfldianl who, Ch.li .1Advance alt'r haV'n1 trav led1 twelve thou-1 ----- ~51. (1 miles a cro_ ssthe Mediiterranian "IRICHIN OSIS SPRE",ADSJ ai the Atlanticitocean tto enter" --___ .t !~Iii i' l s allowed to remain Taki.ng et :vry precauttion to 'eliar in t"e t !d States but three days,t gate thruhy tefuttu n hn...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY every morning ex ept Monday Uimversity year by the Board in Student jPubicatons of Western Conference Editorial ociated Press is exclusively en- e use for republication of all news .credited to it or not otherise this 'papertand the local news pub in. at the postoilce at An Arbor, s second class matter. Special rate granted by Third Assistant Post terl. ion by carrier, $3.50; by mail,' Ann Arbor Press Building, May. Editori...…
…____ ____ __ HE MICHIGAN DAILY I ............. .......... ,HINMEN' URED TO PLAY ________NoticesITR3ASBKTAL iss Jean Ham 7ilton, decan of worn-I More than 130 women have already E 51I[R ,\vl speak at an aIlnae lunch- signed up for interclass basketball,, (.eon, which wil be heldI at 12:30 o'- w ;hile 14 organizedl houses have sign-] Tflc~clctomo~(rrow at the M ichtigan Un-I ed for the interhouse games. All wo- .' .fl ion. Plans for the a...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ww"o"o--- -, ruun . rs + 9 f Id, err + ; ..,. TY SQUID LEAVES FOR ANNUAL BATTLE WITH OHIO, f F and 88 Players Entrain mbus; To Practice There Today for H Iiige Ohio State Stadium to Capacity Crowd for Big Fracas Have _.. . ( . r 11 k "' RUBBER PANTS ISSUED TO TEAM FOR OHIO CONTEST I Wet weather will hold no ter- I rors for the Michigan football I team in the Ohio State game to- I morrow afternoon. Toget...…
…II .l Ii ICOLD CLO AT 3 DVERTISING FOR SALET CARD TABLES $3.00. bridge lamps. $3.45 Henne., Wrought at Koch TWO TICKETS for Ohio State game. Call 2149-M after 7 P. M. SLADE TROMBONE silver and gold' Call during day. 329 Second St. Phone 3549-J. FOR SALE 1920 Buick with winter top $185 cash. Call 332-J Ypsilanti. FOR SALE 2 Tickets for 0. S. U. game. Adjacent. Call 461-J or 312 E. Jefferson St. $2.50 each. E-FLAT BARITONE and C-Melody sax...…
…I H lutl lAlLY OFFICIAL B ULLETIN ublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice t. all members of e University. Copy received by tie Assistant to th P-esident until 30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday lume 5 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1924 Nimiber 45 ,' 1 R University Lecture: Right Honorable Herbert A. L. Fisher, M. P., will lecture on "Leaders of English Liberalism, Gladstone, Morley, Bryce, Asquith, Lloyd George," Fri- day, November 14, at 4...…
…THE WEATHER PROBA1iUlY UNS!.TiLED TODAY Sitr ilx MEMBER ASSOCIATE PRESS I "i'S t XXXV. No 44 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, __ , KELSY EEACHES NEW YORK AFTER $PENT LARIE PART OF TIME EXCAVATIG iNS OF Backi U. S. NOTED JOURNALISTS'CONGRESS TO TAKE Sousa's Band To Present New Marches At Concert Tonight ,;T 90HSS SIXTH, UP ARH E95HES CH91HM9N-o John Philip Sousa and his band ofimar...…
…THEl MICIAN ILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER American Member OfGerman Rail E ECEEEO~ Control .Board DUTGR, SCIENTIS'T 'I L V i Prof. lEinthox en, of tio Uiiersity of1 Leiden, )Will Cive a -Numberj of Letures FIRST TALK ON NOV. 18j WHAT'S GOING ON t' Notices to appear in this column must be left in the box at the Daly office provided for that purpose btefore 4 o'clock prcecdig the day of issue. 12: 0F igIllidepartment luncheon yat Union. 1 4; i--P...…
…NOVEMBER ;13, 1524 THE MICHIGAN DAILY nr 101.4-..-Ti rn left across bridge, tihen1 j fl ETfll PIflIT visiting aeroplanes and a mooringj The oosiers and the Buckeyes rigiht. S JIUB tIS mast capable of handling dirigibles have met 10 timges in football. The In- Ut 10.1 -xlt a reisj bridge, then 1isft such as the Shenandoah or the Z11-3.! dia. a team has an advantage of one 152# -Qutrve left. i Trnnn ,inT the tatal number of wins, ER14OuUATY ...…
…,.__ _,,,.._ THE MICHICAN DAILY ad every mring exept Monday e Aversiy year by the Board in Student Yublications. s of Western Conference Editorial sociated Press is exclusively en the use for republication of all news credited to it or not otherwise this paper and the local news pub- ein at t he postoffiice at Ann Arbor, as second class matter. Special rte granted by Third Assistant Post- me'ral. 'tion by carrier, $3.50; by mail, Ann Arbor Pr...…
…;AY, NOVE2ETZ 1 2,12 I HE MICHIGAN DAILY r . . , , '- - - .. _. .... ...,o.. ..... HG9NZ1 IVN LUB Suggest Revision FB I IT~fIRY 1tilnFNsy temrn l UllL!IILIIIIII IUIUILIII WYOMEN ON P1 N~A 1OS v(Yp ER ORVANfillTION ON, CLIT h~mn;o~si' lfor ltheq ,ur e l~ to lheavy tlentamon on- pw. Ih, women,:c l,,,roll sh iny(a , 2, ws! n pIIILdk t,(o take stes t~rrd r.aui~:~o T rw (mILi- The aias, !'.hds,1tme U I JI( ia aLyno l idrwa o fiteti;)fth l...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y' THURSDAY, NOVEMPER 1), 192-1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSr$AY, NOVEMBER 13, 1921 i ion! - - ....r... + " ' E ...__ to c 4 I Im ,,,, , . } 1Q.- ummwi r i ITY SQUAD LEA FORBUCKEYE n Delegation of 33 leparts For Battle Against Wilcemen CDRILL TOMORROW -three members of Michigan's football squad, coaches, train- managers will leave Ann Ar- 9:09 o'clock tonight via the n Central for Columbus where I meet Ohio Sta...…
…IOVEMVBER 13, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,:z. 5 _ __ __ .. t ADVERTISING COLUMN CLOSE$ AT 3 PM AT FOR SALE FINE CARD TABLES $3.00. Wrought iron bridge lamps. $3.45 at Koch and Henne. FORD TOURING Ready for 0. S, U. Good side curtains. First 40 bucks takes it. 513 Elm. 36-M. TWO TICKETS for Ohio State game. Call 2149-M after 7 P. M. SLIDE TROMBONE silver and gold Call during day. 329 Second St. Phone 3549-J. FORD TOURING; Good engine; $20...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ation in the Bulletin is constructive notice ts all members of iversity. Copy received by the Assistant to the P-esident until m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday> I5 THURSDAY, NOTEMBER 13, 1921 Number 44 1 rsity Lecture: ht Honorable Herbert A. L. Fisher, M. P., will lecture on "Leaders of sh Liberalism, Gladstone, Morley, Bryce, Asquith, Lloyd George," Fri- November 14, at 4:1...…
…I THE WEATHER PROBABLY COLDER TODAY Sirz!an ~'aiA MEMBEI ASSOCIAT PRESS XXXV. No. 43 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1924 EIGIT PAGES PRICE, .,, _... III ER DENOUNCES ID OL c i Hayden Praises Senator Lodge As Great American Statesman i ( Represented Spirit of a Previous1 Age; Was an Influential Leader IN COM3UNICATION OSEVELT DID NOT FT POSITION OTATIONS CITED "How Could He and Mr. Lodge Disc...…
…THAMICHIGAN DAIL'Y [I TS' EXHIBIT DISPLAYED HERE ade Centr~l Feature of Amateur Art Week. Faculty Members Among Contributors CAL ART DISPLAYED al artists are exhibiting oil paint- models, batiues, and other work I e was awarded the first 'John Quincy lm Adams foreign traveling scholarship I'l in 1908, following which he traveled Among the best known men whose }U}D~lA portraits have been painted by Mr. A P A .Makielskci are Robert :Frost,...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1924 Big GameHunter ARMISTIE BTOOAY . l tiz c rgn zs: n WIN Take 11:i . ,t !i gi School . Andiloriinm ANDERSON WILL SPEAK' In commemoration of the signing of the Amistice on Nov. 1.1, 1918, Ann Aibor willjoin at so'clock tonight at the Pattengill aufitorium of the Ann Ar~ibor- high. school in one of the larg-C est celebrations ever held in the city for this occasion. Everyone is in- vited, and all members of the pa- triot...…
…THE MICUHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, _.__ I very morning except Monday Uriversit year by the Board in Student ubications. of Western Conference Editorial ociated Press is exclusively en- e use for republication of all news credited to it or not otherwise this paper and the local news pub- I3. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, as second class matter. Special rate granted by Third Assistant Post- neral. ion by carrier, $3.so; by mail, An...…
…NOYMI3 11, 19'4 i HE MICHIGAN DAILY F . .... ' N HAI SP'EA( "Popularity" ae last lecture will be given by lean of women, 3arah CaswellA ure will comp which Dean H LTON WIL ONl iPPULAITY' will be the subject of; and discussion whichI y Miss Jean Hamilton, at 7 o'clock tonight in" Angell hall. This ec- lete a series of talks amilton has given to} FA('UTY ('iLUBl TO Reservations for tables for the bridge nd mah jong party which will I)...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, _,UESDA. 40 -Oft lit 00 .Nomwmwmmmmmmk.- mr rr rrrM r rr.r murrlrr , 1 a IRINES GET STIFF WORKOUT AS OHIO STATE BATTLE NEARB Rockwell Seconc In Scoring Race "Tod" Rockwell of Michigan jumped from third to second place in the race Ifor Conference high scorer as the re- sult of three touchdowns in Satur- day's game against Northwestern, giving him a total of 68 points. "Red" Grange remained in the lead as a r...…
