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…0 ONAL UPSETS MARK LAST MARTINIU STAS AS :EKS GRID CONTESTS IN EAST MINNESOTASOE9 DOWN brought every one in the stands to another step toward Conferf his feet. ors, with theichigan.game Stops Williams great impediment, while After snaring a long pass off left though eliminated from any the Big Ten title is set down end Williams had practically an open iron critics as a team of ste field to the Minnesota goal, Martineau is to be feared by any...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL\i ,,,.. DAILY . OFFICIA'L BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received until 3:20 p. m. (11;30 a. nm. Saturday.) Volume 3 TUESDAY NOVEMBER 7, 1922 Number 38 To the Facvjiy: Professors and instructors who wish to have their checks deposited nmonthly, may arrange to do so by calling at the Secretary's office before Nov. 26. SHIRLEY W. SMJITH, Secretary. To the ...…

…) THE WEATHER UNSETTLEI; CONTINUED COOL TOD)AY Y Ari4 an tt1 Section One 'I VOL. XXXIII. No. 37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS MICHIGAN CRUSHES M.A.C. 63-0 I NGRAOVREDGAME: WORST BEATING SINCE 1902 T- -DTBALW ~ RESU? MEN INDICTED, IN STUDENT SHOOTING DIRECTORIES G 0 Student Directory salesmen will be stationed at various points on the di- agonal and other parts of the campus tomorrow and an inte...…

…T14E MICHIGAN* DAILY a SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, THE MICHIGAN DATLY SUNDAY, NOVEMB~ER 5, 'APIIA XI DELTA'S YARN MIEN WILL SWELL LEAGUE FUNDS } o i gment the University of Michi- gan League fund, the members of the A? 0:- s'i Delta -,o ority have arranged LO .ke y21111n menl of maize and blue yarn to sell for the Michigan-Wiscon- sin game. The sale will be opened next Friday at the Flower show in Barbour gym- nasium. The yarn men will be sold for...…

…li~M~~t ~,1922THE MICHIGAN DAILY ACE -- ..... 1 been assising in the r caling of the luden1 is nunce Fngagemnt S Woodworth, '3, to the office of 1 Michigan Song Books, Meror4 C T19 SILL poppies will aso help in the sale Announcement was made of the en- Councilor for the Washington, D. C.; Books Book Ends, and Jewelry at ~ttiti GRL RS[R [S Tl SEL jd irm th sae w~il le larhnan Daring at a dinner gir gou. Le J~ CIP 1viddbetween the three oga...…

…AGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY s >NDAY, NOVEM13ER 5, 1922 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Y'ubih- ev y mirning except Monday during the uiversity rear 1y the Board i) C.rtrol of Student Putlica ions. Memnbr of W:steru Conkrence Editorial Association. The Asocil Ph a : xch ively. en- nes ipac es ceoid toi t ~ wise ctruditd ,i i ti pale~r and the loca news published th iriu. Enered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor. Michigan, as sec...…

…5, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MiCHIGAN DAILY heaters (Continued from Page Two) the singing instructor but disillusion- ment came, and with it more trouble than she had expected. The young Ipvers were eventually reunited as Donald lay dangerously ill in bed. ORPHEUN J. P. McGowan plays a fascinating -role of a man of mystery in "The Hills of Missing Men", now being shown at the Orpheum. The story by John B. Clymer is laid in the border...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY zSUNDANV .., 0 II1i moo 0. .; WOLVEIESTAKE (Continued from Page One) yards for holding. Kipk~e kicked teo Richards on the Aggie 40 yard line. Johnson stopped for no gain. Richard: stopped around right end for. no_ gain Johnson kicked out of bounds on the Michigian .25 yard' line but Goebel wasi off side and the .AFgies were given the ball on their 40 yard line. Johnsor was stopped twice for no gain. Johnson kicked...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MIICHIGAN H'Il IC ARRIER ~"~'*since then it has been developed un-til Intramural uuiiu ba t aproduction of 1150,000 barrls Two matches remain to be played in 1 jfllftIlP m fHflore th an 450,000,01"0 barrels 'o;. the All-campus tennis singles, Grein- IN lj j ' Jl Ufliit is estimated, er, 2824-Wit, vs. Cash, 1958-R, and Drey----- futse, 402-M, vs. Peterson, 1490-W,--C AS'PNFR ISSA O'S. NG[ H iin r' Tese must be played b...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILXi SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, S"13 l Fo merIow Prside t D scrbesWorkSta tedOn eys ai(Cnd ars)opento catch the thing y Fo m rI w . rsd n esrb sW r tre nthat make for the. success of a book DR. W. *S MILLS ________ I The staff elected for the 1922-1923j OSEPTI PYIIA Am rc n U iest-nin W r e b ry A n a nulof Prta oulder, '2.dto- 616 First Nat'l BkL Bldg. "Michigan is the mother of state: cational campaign is needed here to Things have h...…

…I IWo I If AoIran ~At IM6 A, 1 ddEftr v -W 10 Two I; .,. , VOL. XXXIII. No 37 ANN ARBOR, MICMIGANi SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS KaiseriA Augua Vitori as Spy, Modest Jiomelover, Wiihela's Opposite PRINCESS] JERMINIES TASTES NORE LIKE HIS, SAYS GOSSII Allied Commissioners eceive Credit For Averting War Over Turkish Dispute R- I Ousted, Idolizes The .University Here is loyalty! A student in the engineering college- ...…

…ld that the proposal for legalizing University er and light wines can only affect' verages having an alcoholic con- ,t of 2.75 percent alcohol or less rn rTf nrrrr 3 regards their sale, the practical ef- LIGUE TO 11111 et w ould be to take from O hio law i o e t m h ry e ig t forcemnt machinery the right to Tr terfere with sale for home con- i FLO .mption of 2.75 percent beverages. r. Crowell declared. Ohio Pivotal State Cut flowers sold by Un...…

…,,. 1 ,: PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1922 aI!!111111laaaaa11111iaaaiiaegaaajagaaaaaaili into the lobby and smoke his cigar-' E TT~t~T rTI uv ettc. THft GUHEii = z I The denouement should have made the authors blush with shame. Sue, OPERA GLASSE I played by Virginia O'Brien, was al aNmessenger clerk for a jewelry store. L. L. N, She was bribed into playing the part 1t111ilt1illlllllllilllllt![!!11liiI11;71! of a guest...…

…" f THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1922 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE a r r. ....®._.. r : . : . . ..._ . , . 9 - illfilitillili tiltil Ift|$ [C AND 1 ICIANS =3 C EWING = I wonder whether anyone can ima- gine what sort of uproarious commo- tion would ensue if the Actors Equity Association should suddenly take it upon itself to prescribe the menus of all meals for every household in America. Everyone woul...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY- WAGE SIX SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1922- SUNDAY, NOVEMBER.5; 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. .,. x... ._ p _ _ .ugr.i.. .. .. _., .. ; .., .:-.a-° . ir:'=. "..,-. ... .,,.....:-.,-. ",.3 :.::;ri..:Yii: IR i rY°S . Babel By John Cournos, (Boni & Liveright), he American reader of discrimi- '.on has lately been driven to the .agreeable conclusion that the mod- English writer is on the whole superior to his American conten- ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5,1922 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY- PAGE FIV . .. . ., . .. , i. Review of Campus Dramatics (Roberi Bartron) Dramatics at the University of ichigan is becoming .increasingly im- >rtant. The fact that we are still r behind Harvard, North Carolina, id California in this field does not ssen its significance. Indeed, the y of the Campus Theatre is not far stant, and with it must come, of >u...…

…NV/7t 1Ul/llllNl-Nf/JT PrMfR 30NR A RWNW9R/7/;,. AREM/MR D IT ILYPR80/fqR GOIvRN///NT JTRPNPS FOR R GvfRNVENTOP Oa LNW WN0 ORt' I YFORCe f TRRQ'/17Y RNNORMAL CV News From The Other Colleges Bloomington, Ind., Nov. 4.-Simul- taneous with the announcement that city water-mains may be filled until noon today came the announcement of a drastic measure to lessen the fire hazard brought about by the water famine. ." An order prohibiting smoking on ...…

…CA$- great impetus to Japan's shippin . seatrial candidate to succeed him- tWrco ighrot the countr in regard to a bonus to frmer soldiers and nursedolar ac L F otb llPsy hoogy .P iicic l? a trade w11l be still in the memory of selr, hs declared for law enforcementsldier bonu sentiment, which will be while the voters of Kansas will pas' ronte MYe :l wSeters id nt elp 9"--Il & S all. Another important factor has lind the upholding of the Vlstead...…

…THE WEATHER UNSETTLED; CONTINUED COOL TODAY Y ' frV ia A6F AL AL HELLO AGGIES: MICHIGAN WELCOMES YOU VOL. XXXII. No. 36 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1922 PRICE FIVE C a REGISTRY COUNT SHOWS INCRE ASE IN TOTAL FIGURE 86 MORE REGISTRATIONS THAN ARE SHOWN ON LAST YEAR'S LIST SOME SCHOOLS REPORT DECREASES AT PRESENT Literary College Makes Unusually Large Gains, Shoiving More Than 400; Improvement Preliminary count of th...…

…; THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDA CRT\ TEAMS 9I AT SPREAD freshmen will be played at 4:15 o'clock Friday afternoon. Seniors and juniors will play at 4:30 o'clock. The plan of announcing the teams at a hockey spread was tried this year: for the, first time. The spread,,which was in charge of Georgia Church, 123, was attended by more than 75 wo- men. Dscussing Te ,BritshCrisis League Models Display s4 - y Styles LA S G:AMEF TO RE PLAYED THRF...…

…LA£...,L. J' 1L ?OPEAN AND AMERICAN VETS PLEDGE IE MSELVES T O DISCOURAGE FUTURE WA R Ann Arbor Art Association To Show Roeriek's Pictures Paintings which are being hung in'but in every European country. His the west gallery of Alumni Memorial hall today, which is to be thrown :pen to -ublic inspection tomorrow at noon, will be one et the most not- able collections ever displayed in Ann Arbor, according to members of the Ann Arbor Art assoc...…

…... OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNYVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Vublishe6i. every morning except Monday ing the Unversity year by the Board in ntrol of Student 'Publications.. Uembe.r 'of .Vestern . Conference Iditorial sociation. rhe Associated Press is exclusively en- ed to the use. for republication of all ws-lispztcles credited to it or not other- e credited in thisepaper and the local vs published therein. in'ered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, ...…

…SAN DAILY A. . , / l L j, ..* . :: i v ---4 I 5 " ~ ~ : ( ; :u.,% "t I ,, .. _ WA' rG The gSehiltz Grocery T"EHOME OF PURE FOODS I+ I . YOU'LL DO BETTER AT LEMBLE'S OUR SATURDAY SPECIALS Home Killed Spring Chicken -lb............ 30c, 35c PHONE 326-327-328 114-116 E. WASHINGTON I OUR AIM NOTHING PLEASES US MORE THAN TO PLEASE YOU. FOR THUS CUSTOMERS ARE GAINED. DON'T BE AFRAID TO ASK QUESTIONS ABOUT OUR STORE AND GOODS....…

…:. 4 t, 1 w ! I 1 ^' i OO. . """. r Niq _ - y (Continued from Page One) Coach Barron in his first year at East Lansing has worked wonders. Hr has inaugurated a system that will b producing results for the Aggies by next year. The closest followers of his. team's fortunes this year are not the ones who are sdffing that the Barron plan is a failure for digging down beneath the surface they car see big things for themselves in the n...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY A Syracuse Captain 's Strategy Counted INDAAPAE OE On For Aid In Battle With Nebraskans FOR viC INOPASES . I v~i 11W WWOmumI ui r v. ""'""_. I Co,(, guards;' Ruc'klehauls, quarter; SRaym,)nd and T[homnas, hailfbacks; an11 Tripp at fullboac.. S Thie IndIiana game at South Be nd is Notre bame's homnecomin conites I nd is ex"iected to >>ttr-act .c rowd(lOf 20,000. The followin Saturday ,ivis i in:tl ii r'q hmecomi ng...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILN ..,_. . , DAILY OFFICIAL'BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received until 3:20 D. m. (11:30 a. fr. Saturday.) Volume 3 SATITRI)AY, )O EMBEI 4, 1922- Number 36 Automobile Parking: "The parking of automobiles upon the campus shall be in accordance with regulations which may from time to time be made by the Secretary and the Superintendent of Buildings and ...…

…W ' w THE WEATHER SFAR AND COLDER TODAY AI L 4 Awn' t p it j AGGIE GRIDDERS INVADE NEXT SATURDAY VOL. XXXIII. No. 35 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1922 PRICE FIVE CEN' _ LABOR PARTY BOWS TO CONSERVAIVES U ALLIED REPARA TIONS COMMISSION MEETS Triangles To Try ETIurningSandsyT s Brvees O 8TO PRE VENT GERMA NFINANCIA L COLLAPSE!BrigSnsT BravnessOf 8 Tes Neohyt- BAR TWO PLAYER'S FROM TAKINGPARlT IN GRID CONTESTS !...…

…Analyzes Elecive : t 'lem's I SAYS :fl4t~j NOIVCONSIDER LEARNIW AN EXTERIOR TRl'ING "Greater conitinuity between the sec- ondary and hi-her units of learning in our educational system is needed," ay Presidont Marion L. Burton, stressing the various educational mnis- tales of today in an article entitled, "The Undergraduate Course," publish- ed, in last week's issue of the New .Ropih_: rmagazine. The elective system which has been adopted by mo...…

…ARCHERY CONTEST Honor points will be awarded to the winners of the women's archery con- test which is to be held at 4:15 o'- clock Monday afternoon, Nov. 6, at Palmer field. The winner of first' place will receive 30 honor points and; the winner of second place, 20 honor points. The contest, which is under the di- rection of Miss Marion Dawley, ofJ I { j3 I Madison, Nov. 2.-One hundred and lected any other field. Economics nine degrees hav...…

…OFFICIALttLEW8PAPER OF THE U\IVERSITY OF MICHIGAN' 1'iblished every-.inornng except Monday duri t e tS6vr ar by the Board in Control f1tidet'-'l1ications. Merer o Western Conference Editorial The Assopi tAA esne is exclusively en- titled to the use fur republication of aill news dispatchescredited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local news pulihed therein. EInterej at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan as second clas...…

…SIj lll F IE 1L iVIflULrn I UUUL X-COUMTRY CONTEST will know the distance that they have versity hal will be open from 2 to to go before the finish. 5 o'clock this afternoon. Those eligible to make applications for absent voters' ballots are students of voting age who have previously M1o URGED TO BALLOT registered in their home communi- m. w w;v ..' P " F Owing to the poor condition of the . Lansing to Send. 4,500 Football Fans Geddes ave...…

…f . WOLVERINES READY FOR FIGHTING ASS I1N ANNUAL BATTLE WILL TARE NO CHANCES ON SLIP AFTER GLORIOUT- START, SLADE THIS YEAR. KEEFER, SLAUGHTER ON FIRST, TEAM YESTERDAY Harlon, Al -Fresh End, Fractures Wrlst in Scrimmage Against. Reserves Yesterday Another long signal drill was the share of the Varsity football team yesterday afternoon in preparation for the Aggie tilt tomorrow. Coach Yost, after handing out two stiff scrimmage sessions to...…

…(JEERlED BY VICTOR Y; ;PARES F OR BIGGEST-' GAMES ." I E E i B Till Spaulding's Gophers. This game ors. He has develoed a speedy, hardR tainOlle Aas at the iv GonHUr N O QR fPGfl will dec'ide a numb>eP" of questionls inl tackling phair of ends in Eklund and Spaulding's backfeld i C r°~ N egazrd to M ihigan chance; for a Sschijoll and in addition those two cipally 'around Martineaui ' ( ~~D hammoinsip this vya as the Wol-linen form the rc ce...…

…IE MICHIGAN DAI r) .. ...rwr ..... ..... .... .,.......,.,, ...;. .Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN WOLVERINES READY FOR M. A. C. TEAM the years of intercollegiate c omnpeti- tion here no outside paid advertising has been done, it is said. RAIL EXECUTIVE DIES SUDDENLY ation in iversity. 0 3 the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1922 Number 3; Automobij...…

…I ' 'THE WEATHER CLOU'DY AM) COLDER TOD)AY -0 1 7"m Mtnan gatl -I AGGIE GRIDDERS INVADE NEXT SATURDAY 1 VOL. XXXIII. No. 34 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS _ ! i T. N. PAGE DIES AT RICHMOND Al. OF HEARTlISEASE FOJI'iIER AMBASSAVOR TO iTALY "4TIRI (iEN AT A'N (ESTRA11 HoilE r KNOWN TO ITALIANS BY LITERARY PRODUCTION S Appollinted as epresentalive of U. S. In 1913; IDied.at Age of 69 Richmond, V...…

…IIU UL i~rrr~. r s....ry~ li~wrrrrr.i.lM LrIrrLrrrriu~~w~+ 'on federate Veterans Now Under Arms Hold Reunion Near Site Of Great Defeat I. a tour of one mouth, during which nir .the mpemberswoldseve andtarests LtELCLIJD5SI g NOY. IS the speakersouseefthandargest 1 universities in' the country. Amon; prominent Europeans whom the In, Date for Annual Fall Concert Set; stitute will attempt to secure are H. Plan Westerii Trip A. L. Fisher, comm...…

…CHIGAfN DAT F1 SI u~s UIIIIIM l ILIU W(V{E141N'S PARTY 0111 EN LPSlL ('}311TINI1. WOMENI________ Therc will be a spread for all wora-; fE1CTS T 'e..o-who have come out for extra hockey practice at 5:304o'clo:,k this afternoon al Palmer field. 'The hockey team i will be announced at that time. All M ichiganLeague Continues s Local Aericaiato or University women have been ver-j generous in lending their time and ef- forts to Americaniza...…

…THE HIRAN DAILY . .. . .... ... OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications.' Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatchescredited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Ent...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY V Preside At Frost Declared Pire-eminent )proaching Mleet As Realistic Nature Poet )f Woman's Party I_ __________________ "Robert Frost hats an insight into INOV. .7 LIMIT FOR .1ington. lie has had a brilliant imilP South ustraia's tary career. During the_ South Afri- N1'ew Governor W~ell1 can war he was present at the reliefs of Lady-smith and Mafeking. Kn. own In Amesica j-_--- -_- PHI [DELTA KAPPA. INITIATES NOV. -171 ...…

…..,. lie.%" . Ar rle i i at WOLVERINES NOT UNDERESTIMATING STRENGTH OF AGGIE GRlID MACHI E A Heady General Strengthens Line rthe championship for the United the bad weather comes and eliminates VarsityCoaches State possibility of the games being played. Address Teachers Elmer 1). Mitchell, director of Intra-|The five that remain in the tournament mural athletics, intends to give the are scheduled to play as follows: Dun- or...…

…CC U ~left in finanfal straits. Lona BEM~laen necoiat d fr the elief BO410IGEY MAN "O AL"TII A lYS13 fthm btnoprmnn TO HUR1O A'S LAG CHANCES DEA'AUHC[[W CAPeavila abe ror t u u-.scaherae INS~~i LODEhOeRP Tmeeting, emphasized h I 's of vas le ne NotD~siea~end y Pw.'SIMwh~ r arc trying to drill it into the men he- Date, Farmers WVIli Coe. in fore the struggle this week end. Largst -Sumhrs Eer Will Use Passes Largst Nmbes Evr IThe passing atta...…

…I r'IT7 -FL Q ' L'A 1' TDL'1 ~~f' ~r A1T M oo e ~body. are: Rhobert Townsend, 33E, I ~.IJ171U,.Z~I2J C1 LII&12J LJ~J L11L~..~ ~~ro ramand Henry Morton, 23E. Other bs- U L E Wih U ual chtica S if twied o pansfor class athletics. ULLETIN ~False Sport Otccuplo4 Chief Piace the capus Friday The nbrVIih (J u lT c ni a kl nestasctda.hsmeigpr e to all members of in Issue Out T OxnrrowVIeoe agl oteMcia a 1:3 a.rincaturda.) s Y tasofpsl ndp cad Earl V....…

…THE WEATHER GENERALLY FAIR TODAY VOL. XXXIII. No. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1922 AGGIE GRIDDERS INVADE NEXT SATURDAY PRICE FIVE CENTS I:. EXPANSION MARKS POL CY OFINEW ITALIACABINET FOREIGN POLICY WILL BE BUILT ON EXTENSON COR-_ NERSTONE MUSSOLINI NAMED HEAD OF NEW GOVERNMENT Advcates Complete Control of the Mediterranean as Italian Waterway (By Associated Press) Rome, Oct. 31.-Whatever the out- come may be when the new...…

…CANADIAN GOVERNOR GENERAL BRITAIN'S NEW COLONIAL CHIEF LU IU NO P H N f fCOMMEROIA. TREATIESi Now Commarn O f Greeki toS ail r I' _ ticitjaae i11 settling of Ea't4 Qlle.tiOn . Next NoRI h VDEA II'M ENTS IN S UT EME.' ' N rr ';. (By ssocIated Press) wasbing ton, Oct. 30.--The Amnerican. govermentin totes delivered today 1o the Btritishl, French, and Italiap amnbas;sado(rs here formially declared tc decline to )narticipate in the Near Ea...…

…evningl at Betsy D3arbour house. fly- U -I- I - ____-I All 'r-h w m n wh av o attndd i o ten:a 0 give b oM: All women wh'lo *1wish.to join an cv- MnrL utnand Dean Jel eningClass inrileP hootng ill meet fuiUnacinvited to be)0 nroseuf t!.1 flit s ven C'l( I P<OVmi .l i 0110which will Jhe f"-l-nI in the office oC. orS pre I ocokthia afiernoin at-L'-( at the I. 0. T. C. hedqates,102 1 'O, oft'it President, 115 South PUn- S. ZUniversity. j Si T u'1...…

…I M. ,1V1lkIll.F H,..PW 1Jf1AL eI rr q. .&4'*V v, 'pp w -%44 - - OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and th...…

… Iy l 1INfl U [npecially is solicited, as a number of NW IS o fiII lIIiJIIVILI bo given ane opportunity to tryout for WghiAUl those interested in this work are FOR HB O RKterglaEsa saf_ H~ EAE asked to retort at the ..fi en office in the Press building a~t 2:-.' 'lock BEAT All) IN THE 3TAK- this afternoon. At this time a prihm- 2-W9(00 NAMES ARE LISTED IN F A POWERFUL inary schedule of working hours will j REGISTiER, THIE FIRST TARSITY be fo...…

…^ ..u-ws Age= == == =h r /wrf f[ I l i f t l l i lllltn\ 000- -4* _-----.ti rigs; IIIlj L CallllllllllllllWD) c -- IYY mYIYY III IPM 4- ] -- LRD SCRIMMAGES KEEP WOLVERINES BUSY IN PREPAR1ATION FOR AG GIE Coaei s Turn Attention to Minor Faults Shown in Illinois Contest TRAINER FALLON REPORTS SQUAD IN PRIME CONDITION Michigan's Varsity football squad was again sent through a hard scrim- mage yesterday afternoon on Ferry field in...…

…1 not slated until Nov. 18, the Illinois and Minnesota games that interveno to any great extent. Everywnv'ero in ~are not worrying the Badger coaches ana about the Madi on school is heard the talk that. boiled down to two brie L1 b ll_8 S3Iuword says, "beat Michigan." It i.' Vor victor- over the Wolverines' great Conches Devote Time to Polishing and tev'm above all others that "oach Rich- RehearsinVig tt, ards is pointing his men. Plays -- _ B...…

…,ll....r'i 1!~x UN ljd. A. kILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN WHAT'S GOING ON NOTICE-Copy for this column should be submitted by 5:.30 o'clock of the day before publication. S.(--Ol-l,1in Science Society mets in Lane Hall. Publication in the University. volume 8 the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3:3~0 p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday.) WVEDNESD)AY NOEMIBER 19 192a' Nunmber i33 To the Deans: There will be a con...…