…_.. .._, . L.. ® oi ic A... WILL DISCUSS I 1UINCAINAI ITOPI~S' Sophomores Ian Hckcy ,I I yl V. 1 - - - - -IE III 4.11111 1 I 11L . I t I Ww Leads Campaign! S1 RIE I IS Members of the Agin Arbor branchs IJ UN 1 11WOME Tgg g 5 I 515 RISE IN RUTof the American Asspciation of Uni- I VIAIvetsity women are referred to the M E FR PAY ONIHT y ffs I]Y O Y. W.G 01 flloinglist of books on iterna PLANS FOR PAY TNI~hTtionalF questionsUVE.which wil...…
…Of 50 ,,A c4unnm__nis ,w.AALAL.RW RAM a MR %A a -"" '".,' FA I ACTICE STARTED, es Send Squad Through light Drill Followed by Scrim- iag E LRD GAME EXPECTED S"tar Saturday PUPL TELAM 15 Mathews and Seidel, Regular f.#nds, Are Placed on Hospital ' List BAKER CHIEF THREAT Former Buckeye I Star Steps OffUIG Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 4. - Hoge Workman, former star football player! on the Ohio State squad, was married' here late yeste...…
…AD VETISI'NG. Mb V ew' ----- 3 wam - -- - - - - - -- - w 3I 1" O1I SAI E LOST XiLLEGIATE TUXEDOS for sale. LOST Black Parker Fountain Pen. Pleated Labels or shawl collared Name B. D. Snyder on barrel. Find- coat. Prices $36.50 and $38.50. Call! er please call 1505. Reward. at 807 E. Washington or phone I- 481-M. Ask for Powman. DELIVERED to wrong party: 1 blue. suit with two pair trousers, and 1 'ORD TOURING Car with starter. light grayish b...…
…E. Moonty, F. J. Goellner, C. D. Green, J. H. Landre, C. F. Anderson, M. H. Lince, II. M. Preston, and C. W. Martin. Milton M. Maddin. LY OBULLETIN Ion in the Bulletin is constructive notice ter all members of. -ersity. Copy received by the Assistant to th Preeident until a. (11:30 a. m. Saturday 5 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1924 Number 08 - -_ _ __ __ _ _ r { WHfS GOING ON' COMMUNITY FUND burden, protection of the public, in- surance of ju...…
…THE WEATHER COLD AND UNSETTLEI) -TODAY Ap ltr t a ul V1 i MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS, VOL. XXXV. No. 37 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CES L. SMITH ADDRESSES SUNDAY SERVICE it E L I E V E S T 1 A T VNIVERSAL BELIEF IS GOAL OF HUMANITY REFERS TO LAUDER "uoiesa From iHell and Should Return to Headquarters," ! Satys Speaker Roosevelt Not Fo Nations De In reply to certain statements...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOV. 4x. THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NO~ 4, Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 3.-H~arvard, Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 3.---Th rvard WHATS Nuniversity will receive a large lbe- I ?niversity recently accepted the offer quest under the w ill of Mti's. Susanx of rnember.~hip extendcef by the 1Ia:=t- Notces to 'appear it'this column must Greene Dexter, late of Boston. ern Intercollegiate Debating league. be left in the box at the D...…
…)AY, iNOYP ,B]Jr ",, I21 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I. ,ihb !y h i iI SI p (qJ toi zm. lep r'~r Prf. ]"f. I~ Hil ,' )llWS, .:1 the ff SO'1 l2y "it, nw tat:~ out-r arhota+ ypao tions, built around h prcii ,sh oi l ewith tem1 all at one ro . Jut d 1-here1' ought to be a gradu1l 'g ig Y32' 21~ePt toge1ther',' 'P).swo t"x Professor holmes themind u i )7e. WuVro:lstL th a£It th e r1e s e t t 11 111~n i ' lr ~l n i 1 .i' lu C Ii7 ((' ts t w o 'vil h l ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICUIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ., 1 p: LC Ftlt M t 11 such he should determine his action, and "not act too hastily."1 Published everysmorning except Monday curing the Urniversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial AssociatOn. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited ...…
…A IOT1 iHE MUIC IGA DAILY P~AGE FIVB R IK ''r Er J ?"' u; :1 , ti" "I °s 6i 1 i.1A iYx'1 .f l' -e' ° ' p 1 wa V, v cSc''? n7C?2, '97, T\Uinim oddarI,, . 5,' fl(Iircd Slump,) '27, Carol Rleader', '27, KidnIagei-v, '26,itii. or:nie Bir"sbotw, ilnnGriffin, '25, Gretchen Slaw- '2.M:jr ~tc~ 2,,Can r-!son, '25; 'Paige, Alice Hicks, '27, 1i, 26, YP'ryt Schl'f'. 25, tir-.Carolyn Steen, '26, Louise Ritten- iliC "?r cc'1 '26; Bu1IcK, FatshouSe, '25, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, ........". u.. . o - -_ f lu . C- pumwx#A r-. . . ----'' fir N- ENTIRE ELEVEN PLAYS WELL __IN RETAINING GP1O' tRN JU6' Hits Line Hard Babcock to be Out of Northwestern Game With Broken Hand STEGER MAY BE USED Michigan's Varsity took a light workout yesterday afternoon follow- ing their hard fought game with the Gophers Saturday and the long home- ward trip. While the regulars who to...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Williams To Talk}IeYoHe On "Vacuum Tue"11HRL Prof. Nell H. Williams, of the phl~ys- LLOY ics department, will address the Phys -____________m ics Colloquium this afternoon at 4 :15; oclck in____101,_____yie 'building on "Characteristics of theI Your stibscriJhlioII payment is d1ue. IFour Electrode Vacuum Tube." ird te Latst? ITH-ERE ARE ONLY THREE STEPS HOT 1n WATER' between failure andi success--good appearance, good j...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .-; -r--.. DAILY OFFICI1AL OULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice ti- all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to th.a PResident until 3:30 p. in. (11'30 a. m. Saturdayf Volume 5 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 19D Number 37 r.. To the IDeans: There will be no conference of the Deans on Wednesday, November 5, 1924. 3l. L. Burton. Foreign Women: Will all. foreign women on the campus meet...…
…AND COLDER TODAY r 11 lit iau' d lat 01 ) J XXXV. No. 36. SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1924 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, . .. . ... 4RED SMITH peaks Tonight SPEAK TONIGHT ON 'RElIGIOUS FRUITSY NOTED LECTURER WILL TALK IN HILL AUDITORIUM AT O'CLOCK NOTED DRY LEADER Will Also Address Interfraternity h Council and S. C. A. Cabinett This Afternoon Fred B. Smith, one of America's, staunchest supporters of the eig...…
…IIJ LLLU I LU I ]NOR SOCI ternity to be Addressed n Cabot at initiation anquet Nov. 12 ON SCHOLARSHIPI and Ideals of the Alpha Omega ' Alpha." Other short talks will be given by different faculty members. Students In Fine Arts Courses Prove Poor At Guessing called the "Snake Goddess" was call- Coolidge to submit recommendations ed the figure of a "snaky Goddess." as to their preference for the appoint- ieit of a Secretary of Agriculture. Was...…
…USE OFETHYILPCAS Sap, "Paug~cr !It ue of Prod Im-f is Less hiii ,rmi s of aln" Sep- fr SpencerJ Voca l and musical selections, andI Plaster worts has been startecl on ToA desC3 othrr speaker s, as w.ell as dancing,' the new nurses homse building, the .. gift of Senator James Couzens. Con- wil b adle toth prgrm. hetractors thus, far have maintained l>xi r I;Ho5C of the meeting is to start a < their schedutle of work, and, from# 5011 i xvi! di ...…
…ications. Conference Editorial ssociated Press is exclusively en- he use for republication of all news credited to it or not otherwise t his paper and the local news pub- at the postofice at Ann Arbor, as second class matter. Special rate granted by Third Assistant Post- neral. >ion by carrier, $3.50; by mail, Ann Arbor Press Building, May- Editorial, 2414 and 176-M; busi- EDITORIAL STAFF lephones 2414 and 17NM MANAGING EDITOR PHILIP M. WAGNE...…
…s K'c .ead The Daiy r"Classified" columns1 ----------- r IPIORE WOMEN TD Il ENTERTAINED AT TEA Gizf t Erksh0 Preparatory. to the opening of the ' FtESIIT Christmas workshop, the social ser- - lRADJuST HOU SE RULES RED SAL RECORDS A Com plete Album of Red Seal Records SopThomore women who are inter- vice committee of the Y, W. C.A.I ested; in any form of writing or in will hold a meeting at 2 o'clock to-; I1!1- AI -;im are iii...…
…1- } 0000 ..........w ti TRONG I IN ESOTAELEVEN FALLS TOYOT,13-0 TY SCORES TWO EUHO90fNS IEFORE 'TKE END OF FIRST HALF SCORE BY QUARTERS TO THE VICTORS (Continued from Page One) Minnesota held a distinct advantage ter Michigan in the matter of first >wns, making the necessary ten yards n no less than 11 occasions, while Ichigan made but four first downs, Lree of them by means of forward assess. The first score came after Flora; ver...…
…WER FOR SALE ZDR SALE 45 Straight back, leather bottom oak chairs.gLight finish, in first class condition. Call Luis Gib- son, 3010-R. FORD TOURING and Speedster. Goode condition. Cheap. Call 1519. FOR SALE Old violins. A collection of old Italian violins, cello, mando- lins and guitars. James Coon, 533 S. Main. LOST GOLD FOOTBALL Watch fob. Re- ward. Return to A. G. Oliver, Law- yer's Club. WHITE GOLD Watch and chain. Ini- tials H. A. S. Som...…
…THE ICIGAiN DAILY PAILY OFFICIAL BULV 'ublication in the Bulletin is constructive_ notice Lk, e University. Copy received by 'be Assistant to the~ :30 p. mn. (11.30 a. mn. Saturdays plumie 5 SUNI)A y,NVEBR211 The mdeti1,c un;g W li lbe held in TRoom 348 West gneigBidn t7 r r I p. in. arl R, l~llixiz~ililer, (ciiera1f 'hairmn.. d L " p "trn'v5'r'. : ('iih a1!(nd Amer')ItianAs--ocialien of Engineers: all members of Mnbr of the Amtieric an A.ss...…
…ire g A6V A&I t 3 4 r t n Ot :43 t Feature Section I- Section VOL. XXXV. No. 36. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1924 EIGHT PI PAIGN ISqmmu=mv S US Ar THREE 4I _n -a_ Campus Professors Present The Aiguments of the Three Leading Parties In The Presidential Race g Campbell, and Burrows Outline the Platforms of Republicans, Democrats and Progressives Hobbs, ITV _ __ . . . j F t i i 9 THE THREE LEADING Pre...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY ofessor Slosson On The League By Preston W. Slosson SLEEP ANYWHERE, BUT EAT AT REX'S THE CLUB LUNCH 712 Arbor Street Near State and Packard Sts. Martin, Hailer U 1. In the present political campaign many votes will be determined by party affiliation, personal merits of! the candidates and domestic issues.1 Every man must see things in his own way, and I write for those to whom 1, the question of foreign policy i...…
…__TI- E MCI-HANDAILY rO~ ~~ W ' . ; I t + t* fI Spovrs lb . ,- k' t l i . 1 I .. Th~e Cauldron HOREN4ANS CONFIDENT OF WI NNING TITLE B~elgian Biliard 1Star Hopes To W~ipe' Out 1923 Defeat Bly Hoppe E >tve, Darrell, Micigan's veteran clk andl cross country coach got a thirill theoter dlay ;just before the t of 11ec race against Wisconsin. runners were lined uip at the 'ting line wile two hundred spec- rs clustered abiout the sta...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S'Ul THE MICHIGAN DAILY SI-I www Books and Writers www Mr. Lawrence Discoves a New Land THE BOY. IN THE BUSH. .By D. It. Lawrence and X. L. Skinner,- New York.. Thomas Seltzer. 1924. $2.00. Those who feel that D. H: Lawrence is a force to be counted in contem- porary literature may have been wor- ried at his apparent intention to sink himself in the morass of abnarmal psychology and theories unadorned. They can rest ...…
…R 2, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I a d . -A- I Ir tk )Yusi*c and 'Drama r Jv I, Against Jeritza The Independent Art of the DanceE The Band and Its Bounces Detroit Theaters London since showing he created a storm of criticz Douglas Fairbanks in of Bagad" will be held New Detroit for another Sunday noon concerts tol symphony orchestra, f By Robert Hamilton On' Thursday evening, October 23,, Ann Arbor and vicinity were first vouch...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVI +* University Women ++ _ Financing the Activities of the Y.W.CA. WOMAN LEADS INDIANA DEMOCRATSI Secretary of Committee Runs Campaign in Taggart's Place work that is being done by1 W. C. A. is fundamental to the f the women on the campus, ce warrants their enthusiastic in the financial drive," de- Iane Gibson, '25, president of V. C. A. recently. irk which is as wide-spread C. W. C. A. necessarily becom...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE and both have made some attempt to Progressiveremedy it; the Republicans chiefly in the trust-busting days of Roosevelt, (Continued from Pag o yine) the Democrats chiefly in the first Wil dsonoe administration. Both have now lette did not. Wh ichever was; righ;lt in tic i.I sabg ad lwjb that, it proves a last that given p. Iis ai, hard, slow but tha:t makes it 'all the more inI- is no demagogue, but keeps his word r ...…
…I A ....... THE MICHIGAN DAILYS Cinema I~ Good clothe sATERaev TeteThe Wnerli are n t c id s-the library, wl Thetregoers will find a fine week l r o c i e t j/ ,g f entertainment at the Wuerth o hs dlcos abcedma®an-Iht crispgolen tetein the presentation of D .W.Ioftawafflebabcudmetsad C.rffth's much heralded photoplay I j CO ar th fial" Rerica b.Cabers.nthe strome 0 clothes aetefia _wiches has been started. Only I Oc charg- Roe Whrdandes.Thenr...…
…THE WEATHER FAIR AN)COLDER TODAY Ar, t r t a n aiI MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRE s/ VOL. XXXV. No. 35 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CE i . CAB I NET CONVENES UNDER MC TO HEARRPR COm3ImTTEE FINISHES EXAMINING AUTHE1TICITY OF LETTER KING RETURNS HOME, Stanley Baldwin Expected to Take Back Former Ministers Into Fold Architectural School To Show Art W ork Of Viennese Children, Under the di...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 19 NLY CHOO0 l temper been prevalent then, the re-i public would never have been found- Srrued. "For a second time a constitutional L M ['Uaimendn:ent to force all children to at- ten (public schools has been placed on the ballot. The enormous addi- Library Exhibits Unusual Pictures. From Fairy Story I tional expense would mean addingr iluable Element Would be Lost if about one-third to our pres...…
…1, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .... .,..... I O'S II~tlln ltllll ll l illtalllltllll lllll llu11llllnrlllllll l ull rilltnilltti, ; RAim-to serve you the best .... Repubicans Sign Proclamadion Lend- Luncheon 12:00-1 :30 ing support to Iavis Iiea g Afternoon Tea, 3:00-5:00 o Nations I sue iDinner, 5:30-7:00W SCORE PARTY STANDr Prof. Preston W. Sosson of the his- tory department is one of the fifty educators, lawyers, and authors throughout th...…
…THE MICUIGAN DAILY shed every morning except Monday the University year by the Board in of Student Publications. ers of Western Conference Editorial ion. Associated Press is exclusively en- > the use for republication of all news es credited to it or not otherwise in this paper and the local news pub- herein. ed at the postoffice at Ann Arbor,. n, as second class matter. Special rate age granted by Third Assistant Post- ription by carrier, ...…
…Ii VIE MICH IIGAN DAILY PLAN VACTIONS FOR! Plns for n aking 'bhristinasvv'. tio. ( S1)cially i(leligh~tiul fol, forei-TI women arun1der Nway, accOrilig to AMiss G rac icad, sisatdeal cif wo1IIC.1. It 11as l)COII the custom2 dui ng; pa.t years for ''owmn 1living ini various prtsof the is~tcteto take the frreigrn woflien into theiJr lho)1es dur -l ing valcaItion, With thet ide1. of 1Uie- p ,iinting theorn with !Americ an hotm e ) life. Mr....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY sATRA, NOVE \IBL 11 ILINI5RED Leaders Today LCLGRDESTO Str tGamei FR HIODiA CLAH '~ <hLOOK FOR FIGHT~ irallie :WcIliwaiin Unable to Hold t~r0 ' , Iolloita3'% sFleven to Tackle PocntIac Down t uual Position Due a 'l1~I~t Wines Field "" HAWK EYES CONFIDENT,;: ".. 'I VISITORS UNDEFEATED ;. " f: (Special to The Daily) Urbana, Iii., Oct. 31. - Illinois wound its preparation for the Iowa' t s ' f j game with a light signal pr...…
…_____THE MICH-IGAN DAILY P AGE THIS I I A Rte(IGi TI - fl-Uui a. a.-~t$ 11 1OR.REC 0QK Columbus, Oct. 31.-A tine egedlGA RIO Ngt - roc to $ 0 gee I A lCKAI pIat5. SS #i I 10' P lv Lu o1 S ~ ~ v~i iThrough an error in The Daily i athlete, freshman at Ohio -State, ole 1141r[. _ reterui a o usdle's S rem e Com edy P R O FE S S O R S - -a w - -' k4 T W H IS T LE satat * . ire to t COLU N " 1! 1 m mv r w . : V+s r r "I 1 W r ;sI T. [feiiNN it...…
…___ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOT ............... DAILY OFFICIAL BLLET!N Publication in the Bulletin Is constructive notice L_. all nmembers of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to th- -e idtcut until 3:30 p. m. (11 30 a. m. Saturday Tolume 5SATUR1[DAY, NOVEM'FBIZ 11, 12 NnI1lxr 3 $anat6 Council: The 'second meeting of the Senate Council for the year will be held on Monday, November 3, at 4:15 p. in., in the President's of...…
… S r t an ttlx VOL. XXXV. No. 35 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1924 a STRONG MINNESOTA ELEVEN FALLS TOYPST EN,13- VARSITY TWO T IN; BABCOCK IS HURT IN SECOND STEGR NOTIN UNIFR M By W, H. Stonemnan Sports Editor Minneapolis, Nov. 1.-Minnesota's defense was unable to cope with the brilliant open attack launched by the Michigan . backs, and fell before the Wolverines before the largest crowd that ever attended a foot...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i. temper been. prevalent then, the re- public would never have been found- ed." n "For a second time a constitutional amendu.ent to force all children to at- tend public schools has been placed on the ballot. The enormous addi- tional expense would mean adding about one-third to our present school system and would require years of construction and consequent taxation. In the interim a pitiful condition of inefficiency w...…
…SAUDANOERI 1, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY S~aONt serve Made with a Consc POLITICAL P90TIY =Dynnet5:30-700 LIGH Republlcoiis Sign Lroclaiaticni Lend- LunAftenon Te23:00-: 0 ~DIF Ing Support to Davis on Leauge AtronTa :050 of Nations Issue=Dinr5:07 0 SCORE PARTY STAND j b re UCEN Prof *Preston W. Slosson of the his-- tory' department is one of the fifty educators, lawyers, and authors ;-T re throughout the country who have e In n-,P usually supporte...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OF FICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to. all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to th.r F:-es!Went until 3:30 P. m. (11:30 a. mn. SaturdayA Volume 5 SATURDAY, NOVE.111WR 1, 1921 'Nimber 35 r ti Senate Council: The second meeting of the Senate Council for the year will be heldi on Monday, November 3, at 4:15 p. in., in the President's office. Frank E. Ito...…
…4 / t AI~PflP ITfiTXTV~A?~T fl~I1T c~ThA'~T fW~T~YT~ fldl ANN ~ ~ ~ vi~. ~,, 19~3 ~ PAG~$ ~a*%vzss Sh~ws~ Pngernities MOVE We Give Thanks~ Speqks W~Y V E[ ~a~eb. ~ w& U e a mIniatui~a but i~t fr~'e~t4ngWomr~4z's Ball 110 ____________________- 4eat ~ am a ~fuI1 8c~Ie ot t1~e ~1 p~s~d> b~ tbia, fraternity' ~tate~1 "~h8~ flft~3fl ft i~~iin ~ ~t tiity: ~2+~:2I P~1V~Y~;X1Ued or~anIzed R:A~: TO ~ at I~ast~ JIBe 1 ~avc ael*Ve p0~,ii~as att~dIng ~ny ~...…
…lII i ....... ghiout the t him to as in Chi- Lionel A4Yiies, '24 Who as "Suzanne," leadhaug "lady" in, Anni Arbor "Cotton Stockings" which opens Mon- few people{ day at the Whitney theater, has eight time wereI complete changes of costume. Thisf ly traJining male "grl" is expected to burlesque1 eMhandsot lr1"her" part evenl better than last year. Water Color Exhibit Shows Vast Variety Of Technique Water colors can be, used to suiti blotchy...…
… Of Presen tations Today,, ALMNE TO CNDUC Imported handnade linens , in filetl and cut, work,, includling, banquet clothes, luncheon sots, handk1erchiefs, negligees and m nY other artc e r to be put on- sale at Fosters3Art slop ! starting tomorrow= afternoon for the benefit of the Universit~y of ege apigiicd h e ia en under the auspices of the Alumnae, throu~gh Mrs. Nathan S Potter. wi1: conducted by Jiss Emnily Nas 'ier, o Chicago, wxho repr...…
…1t4L- r = AIL7 £4 AL..I. L/~1IL CHIGAN Xcept Monday the Board in a. eflceEdlitorial ~s . s exclusively en- publication of all news it or not otherwise 11-d the local news pub- office at Ann Arbor, ;, matter. Special rate Third Assistant Yost- Liym'an Abbott and others. Then there is the editorial letter by the editor, supplemented by practical applications of Scriptural pas- sages. An editor who can so skillfully clip' the pages of great...…
…t i 1"S, i I T HEMICHIGAN' DAILY DEMOLAY IVILL MEET The building is going to be irf the PlY T PA for the side have been laid and towers 4 T O (1 9 9 T E l [N 0 e -ected to facilitate the pouring of the !"1"c m n n o t e h g e a tsflrb r B [ C U C u L s on t e r u A t ai c r f teT T o s iu to f c m n ' r s De~lolay chapter membeors who re e.C alc 1-t atro h at present enrolledl in the --Re. . alac Ptt, asorofth and who have Thee ~na~liton' iw ...…
…k) .w.w . . .oM I.- - 7 WEST6 00BS'T ON DFNE ',fug HoLI yTOU ~IoIwa GIOER ______________________________ Playing.their last toApe fr .the c oa iy It ov Casey Stengel s now frly t 'Par lnWaterloo,a ,;hase' airno ee pit.Tf ~ cassmates, the seior:fits Hefeted " aii~r Cotirnes fto x ailnent .ith vhed that "The":pths of gle~l ad12f .a~ ap~ r~ ia.h thiefreshmn eng lnears 2Gto SI for th° t Caldhate~; M9)?%irars bt to the l1 tToao ar.nofsvnpis.T...…
…k'"vere VV u u THIS Plays 40 Weeks C In New York City AT ~ No announcem-, t cf the early the- atrical season has aroused more in- torest or more keen anticipation than c per reading, line fflr fthat of the coming of "The Covered' 3 linies per fl$Ci'tioi. !Wxagon" to the Whitney theatre in two insert=:ons , 1lie , ir early December. !e charged r for at. ,< No phot.oplay that has ever beon ask ab:oit co tracts presented in this city ha~s been pr...…
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…THE WEATHER GENERALLY FAIR Ar 4hr 4.Jit r t aitg SENIORS! GET YOUR PHOTO RECEIPTS THIS WEEK TODAY P, - VOL. XXXIV. No. 57 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CMN JOHNSONOUTLINES POLITICAL BELIEFS IN OPEN ING SPEECH CALIFORNIA SENATOR FAVORS BONUS AS WELL AS TAX CUT CRITICIZES POLICIES OF COOLIDGE REGIME Opposes Conferences with Europe to Discover American Attitude Chicago, 111., Nov. 2...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, TAPPING TO LEAVE FOREA STERN TRIP1 Wil Speak Before Alumni Groups,' Explaining Plans for Re- organization TO DISCUSS PROBLEMS WITH PROMINENT EASTERN ALUMNi Hawley Tapping, '16L, field secre- tar'y of the Alumni association will leave tomorrow night for a two weeks' trip through the East, where he willy speak before several alumni groups, explaining his work as field secretary, and the plans for reorganizatio...…
