…A., to he huge body of ne nd will usher in 1 with an appropi assembly which o'clock tonight in [e has chosen as]: OUR MAIN i It, is very easy for a student, par- ticularly a new one, to miss the real point of university life. He may, at first, get the impression that almost anything may command his time in- stead of the very thing he is supposed to do. During these opening days it requires a little discrimination to keep your bearings, t...…
…vi an ~~a1 Secti One ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1923 PAGES PRICE; Fl -- __ .. . . ...._ f 19231824 LECTURE COURSE INCLUDES TENBIGNUMBERS DUNSANY =P L A YS INNOVATION IN NOTABLE LIST -41? SPEAKERS EX-GOVERNOR LOWDEN OPENS COURSE OCT, 12 William Allen White, Judge Ben Lindsey,' Stephen Leacock Also Booked What is expected to be one of the most popular lecture courses given in this University will be opened October 1...…
…Ar Ar A ivw r t AV Section One P. VOL. XXXIV. No. 3 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 192 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS F 1 i Y 1 "All members of the class of '27 will gather at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the Union for the annual freshman re- ception, the first big social gathering 1eld every year by the incoming class. The reception will be held in the as- sembly hall. President Marion L. Birton will give the a...…
…THE WEATHER CLOUDY; PROBABLY SHOWERS A ~--v Y-199- Ar 49%hr 70_W fR VOL. XXXIV. No. 4 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS GISLATORS PLAN RNWMOEGINST GOVERNOR WATON OkLAllOMA LAWMAKERS GATIIEJI AT SENATE CHAMBER; ARE BARRED BY POLICE OPPOSITION SAY SOLONS ARE STILL IN SESSION Revolting Members Promise That No Attempt Will Be Made In De- fiance of Law BULLETIN Oklahoma City, Okla.,...…
…THE WEATHER, CLOUDY; PROBABLY SHOWERS Y t s ~aitg ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE MEMBER WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. 5 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS BRITISH POLITICS STIR RED THROUGH JANNADECISON MARQUIS OF CREWE INSTRUCTED AT FIRST TO OPPOSE AWARD GREECE CULBABILITY ALLEGED NOT PROVED Governor Enlists Aid Of Machine Guns In Klan War...…
…WEATHER L OVERCAST WITH SSHOWERS Air Ar AL VOL. XXXIV. No. 6 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMISER 29, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS F 1 1 r :FRTY ESTIMATED 0EAD IN WYOMING AS TRAIN CRASHES CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QPINCY )PASSENGER CARS GO THROUGH BRIDGE NO BODIES RECOVERED AS SNOW HALTS RESCUE Archbishop Of Sweden Comes To Tour U. S. I FORMER BRITISH PREMIER HONORED ON EVE OF TOUR LLOYD GEORGIAE GIVEN SEND-OFF B...…
…THE WEATHER PARTLY CLOUDY; NO TEMPERATURE CHANGE L 4 4 AL Ar at lww ASSOCIATED PRESS EAMSED WIRE SERVICE IYESTEIIN CONFERENCE Fs DI'QRI AL A SSiCINAT1ON i, VOL. XXXIV. No. 7 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CEN' T __________________________ DISTRICT COURT BLOCKSOKLAHOMA STATE__ELECTION TEMPORARY INJUNCTION PRE- VENTS BALLOTING ON SPE- CIAL LEGISLATIVE SESSION WALTON ASSERTS V...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MIICHIG AN, SUNDASEPTEMIBER 30, 92:3 Time- wthe Present, P 1-face-w""OrwY r An Interview with Mr. Franklin To ts;riter founed tl. Franklin at ar inconspicuous table in a quiet res- taurnt. Wte introauced ourselves,.lie' greeted us with cold politeness. We told him whe wiphed to interview bin. -' ~ IHt cordially asked us toi be sealed and ordered its lend. "What would you like tme to talk; about?" he asked. "I talk o...…
…l k \ ilr ~ C~dA Mih~iA x rnc~nf l ~ ~siii'U4. - '>~. ~ 4.~flh~~J" U ;~a ~~' 4igblQ 1-1 1Cjt i -u Ci;. (:u'CaiSZ tI2 fi l fur..:"i-P.!''- d", . ,.4IBk~oI >, Norw .. ._ l $ t. : i. - 1ceived perfect grades in the J~ that closed last June, ac- ,the records of Registrar Le us elyo Hall. The junior and son- M.i S led the others in contrib-3 e members each to~ the list,5 ht were-sophomores and six Es who have :graduated from ose graduating from ...…
…M TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1°23 PRESIDENT TAKS AT CPENINGCONVOCATION. (Continued from Page One) herited but that both could be correct- ed and are controllable. "There is also an intellectual force I opposing a straight spine. Intense study of the sciences often causes one to lose' his individuality. Anybody with any intelligence knows #hat thej law of cause and effect holds in the inner world as well as the outer world....…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILYWENS AY, SEPTEMBER 26, 792~ rate. The director, Frederic McCon- a n( pul'shed1. The new edition is nell, is also very able. Mr. Quirk the ( =1P l "Part 2" and will be used this manager- of the Ypsilanti Players, semester in that college. Lworked under him some time ago. "IPart 1" of the notes was publish- There isn't any doubt at all that the e atsrn nIue ytecas plays will be effectively produced." es.Profsorn ewma...…
…PAGE TWO TH-E MICHIGAN DAILY THU SDAK rbut m to give th ete tudents more Cain '24 resident of the town%.I''4tr.1iV 9ir tnonIi nwoesadar niostleofc HII~Wopportunity to progress faster. A A hletc association, Dorothy IJffrey Du~le io anl rrcrwhich appeared i f ai l as.aeo iwn t ta.good strt I le' <i n the i, stJ udeebeter P 1. f ;iiz:n ; fpogn e ne w hchad aetaxs the211- Istudent who withdraws is given the '24, president of the Y. W . C. A., ri-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FiMP Y, SEPTEMBER 3S, 1 THEMCHIGA DAIL 1 - - - - --------.-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ -- __________________ _______--________________________________ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1 23 SUMM1ER STUDENTS MAKE ALL-A RECORDS1 INCREASE is PRtOPOlRitINAL ENROLLMENT GAIN OVER 1922 SE;SSION TO I Twenty-three students in the liter- ary college and School of Education made all "A" grades during the past Siummer ses~lon of the University. This numb...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI-RE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, ~UP EAS5.r1 lL Il)AI): OF 'fM ALLu' Lansing, Sept. 28.-Decspite early indications that ithesrrewoulld be a marked failing off in the aIt toi-lalle at the Michigan Agricultural college this year, dlue to the controversies which have raged aroulnd1te inst itta- t~on, and the agriculture 1)00 rd, its governing b~ody, Miss Anna Ferl e, act- ing registrar, today announced that late enrollment ...…
…ITIL M IIGAN DAILY SUPA, lP1~X 1 J l.30 923 'ads -Councilj Of Co missaie FACULTY MEN TO SPEAK OfCommijssariesIn S ve R st1 ar In~oiet ssia ATC, OF C, LUNCHEON W ".+, Ly :;!rr ., fUniversity officials andI faculty !members will be present at a lunch- i" r r , .. 1 eon to be given by the Chamber of i. Commerce next Tuesday which will be the first occasion of the sort this ~ year. President Marion L. Burton and Registrar Arthur G. Hail will ...…
…+ a P' 4v rt C p SS i ' ""' °a' '" M O ? 4 Gr O '* C C7 "! e+ ... u: r r m }v n -" b m P. x' t! Z. t m ro .. ? v 5.,+ ymy N a ^s m C' , - CQ G_ "M,. n f C G C p !p . p ° C C m 5q .j m o 'G 2 u G r" , c-, r 7 m . c: "' o " r '7 ti y O p' hi CJ ti ..> L ' O 1 'C A y '"' ' O ' ' O r- R- -f C C ' "-" 6 : + ,']' (. L "Y x s yvy v n m G X a .J i r ; 2 C" p -.. '-'' , s. G. i n s ' . . f - y n ti I n ^ v . G Q G ^5 -' F ; _ 'yD .-. -- 7^ y y (D ' , ....…
…his won essay Presi Pis particular hip according im. Although] (e has kept ina with student 1i lactively engage born in 1844, s( 'es of Walmer ax fTharet. He w; rpus Christi cc Some of his plays are, "iNero," "Pall- cio," "Ulysses," "Feast of Bacchus," an "Anthology in English and French," including the "Yattendal Hymnal" and "Ibant Qbscurl." PJORGIXIE AGGREGATION AID IO B E EV E N -TRO(%GER TH1AN LAST YEAR~ Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 23.-At ...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY an advisor for certain events which 1 on at once by means of a lever which will take place at a later date. , controls them, and attendance is taken as the girls leave the showers rather [EJ Neatness and comfort are the out- than directly before or after class Istanding characteristics of the new work. The Universities of Wisconsin gymnaAim costume for women which and Chicago have followed Wellsl...…
…THE MIjCHIGAN DAILY PAC TIM TH MCHGN AIY. _~T1U .pflI.r 10el _ ..dty-us r rgd t redthe play b~efore next week. Docrothiy Je.ff rey, '24A, president' of the. IIlPorganiizat on tis year, states that MT1 Fqtherm plys« wee tried out last year P LfI~~ ______ emen established part of the or- M atqucs Draindtic Society is already BydigIteitrs tiein laying plans for the coming and c-ooperation of all new members 'ar. The membership of this society...…
…THUTRS-DAY, SEPTJIP13R 27, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE ---- . - PAGIII TF1RE1I~ TRAINING SCHOOL -TO PUBLISH pMcpAilil Glee Club Director Has ers e v ve Siychool of '.i ;i:, whlo "or onI v, r i l11as leen fl (rC('t or of ~l granitd a year's leave of absence. At sinnrnnl APP AniiipnnP Tn 1 tion committee of the junior advisors, AT THE THlEATERS urru LM RM UMviii be glad to receive these names, 'n xi i i remedy the matter as so...…
…28, 192,' THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y amen I _ _ All juniors and seniors -who NVish to jiy hockey tils fall arc re ; uestedl to sign their names on the bulletin bear at Barb our gymnasium. IlHouse presidents should call for the rgning out blanks any dlay before Oc- ~tober 1 at the office of. the dean of wo- mren. They are responsible for hav- ing the slips filledl out for the entire mionth of October. strokes. No University or gymnasium Librar...…
…IBER 1219, 19= THErl MICHIGAN DAILY _...__ __ I . ,. ,. ;, L-, H sue' Af. ! '.. .3 :k ,, t. F' ,pN s . .'y. ..'X '"4 a4. i-'. 1 1 . :+? a^ mutual good feel ng in internat fiona] i~xBL H S kr lais ihd 1wi! lrestored Vwitl2 1"r11JI, a 8 cSU lit of his (coI1 ireflU( ri [AD ~ersbally ith Preier Poinare. Ir-'rg e ell. tioe newC ,v atoShoo 7«tl p)rofO;< ';) r oti=}hysical educal;w) innad aI hyiia fth l1ealth "srvce, has ..... .,..,_ . als~o u...…
…SUNDAY, SE'I"EAI MEE, 30, 1921' TTIE MCIGNDAILY I1L aljcap b at'iIl ae So t ep p o rz e tsy e ha aiJU IN cula . ' c moflyoftheee ar il elt:ate m ay behe ri bad yc, sp ak ng METTO111RINIIVS P 1.A9( uniersivl, om( sn wilback.h.y ~e i'eTx ~~e PROF.TOJI 1~.I~RITfl W 11Lit was d (lCd at a mneetin~g of thettlO tefe ex )O(Wh(t O AI)IR ESS I_1F4;' I NG board 0of(irectors o 01 heWorn .''s ;,..ca:('2 ii(eSiby a conmiflttee) inithe TUTESD)AY lJeazgue ...…
…SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1923TH HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE A Casual Compilation Music and Musicians When eminent ministers of the gos- 6. Carlyle-Sartor Resartus. Announcements of the various con- ing the Philharmonic Central Concert pl and prominent Chautauqoans are 9. Dumas-The Three Musketeers. cert courses to be given in Detroit company at Arcadia auditorium. compiling lists of the worldsteal 70. Dostoyevski-Crime and Punish- this winter in...…
…IE MICHIGA' e University has heard ilding and, expansion, a h was as necessary as -but it has worn upon tudent body alike. In rt Bridges to come here ion of keen judgment [plomacy to the credit, dent Burton) it appears a of educational devel- ing the strenuous phys- ent of the University, I e I EDITORIAL COMMENT I I I - I- - mN.y There is much more to be said of the laureate and of the effect his resi- dence here will have on the U...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTESDAY, SEPTE MBER 25., 1923 WFFICIAL 1 EWSPIP1 OF THlE IfNI VERSITIY OF MICHIGAN Publishbed every morning except Monday I rin~g the~ University year by the hoard in ~In#rol of Stu.dent Publications. Mem~bers of Western 'Conference Editorial sociatiol. - Tlhe Associated ';Press; is explusively en-" tled to the use for repulilication of all news ispatches credite d to it:' or not otherwise redied in thi, piper- and the 'l...…
…PAGE 1F'OTJ. THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE NEW REPERTORY (GROUP 4 I rt The Michigan Repertory Theater, OASTED ROLL which has been organized largely OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE through thge efforts of Prof. O. J.' UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Campbell of the English department, 99 ANSD 41.100 PER - MnaCENT 'PURE Published every morning except londay comes as an answer to a long-felt during the University y.ear by the Poard in Contol of Student Publication...…
…t' A PAGE FOTUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY - -- - -------- A NEW COURSE Z-1cLLaIj Pots made their first appearance on the campus a few clays ago and the 0 ~ ~ "R L OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF TIE new freshmen as such, is now officially AR ____________E______________i__nn_____ the campusha few days ago6anAd t i// F I EDITORIAL COMMENT I Ri UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 1 Puiblished every morning; except Monday A-«ring- tueTTivrsiy;+-y h . P adi d urin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTE;MBER 28, 1:23 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday' during the University year by the Poard in Contiol of Student Publications. Members 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 otherwise credited in this paper and therlocal news pub- lis...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATIURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, s OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN I Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Poard in Contiol of Student Publications.j Menbers of Western Conference Editorial1 Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pu...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY S-UNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1923 4 i I club or society and forgets the 1 greater end for which he is striving. He limits his friendships to his own OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER 0 TIE respective group and does not mix INIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN with the great mass of Michigan stu- dents. He then places his own group Published every morning except Monday first and Michigan second. His eyes during the University-year by the Poard ...…
…PAGE P01351 THE MICHIGAN DAILY S' XCA Mt WSAN1?,L1NIIBNS iI Co 1)01100 tscb, TICmpe1)01,rsl m, Cle'10- ' ('05 and~i Eloon IC all fin lirCIto' CIAnn Q Little (uCent appeaC'rances 1herC. ~ In dditioni to thCCse CCMCjor ware C)'')' :, 3 t1Ce och' stIra5wi ll atlsIOo h o')eard C' t n o'pIC1)1ar C fCnccrts CCn) 11)10CC CCC e 1mon. Anoale oneC 1 W llCCCCC C 11Cn NoYCeCberC'11, whe1)0C'CCI CC00r) CI ICCCI0Ci'll i1 tequCCC wiltICe gir T %-01CCC Ol ' C...…
…H a ilt n R vie s H r are sad, and they say "No goe ntg to $1,220, ar !1ean Hiamuton Reviews Hier ns;" oi",ggQ|iN% ment can hold out very long when th sun. over to the Vacation Travels In Europe people are starving." In spite of all the University, the hardships, the German people are Thrl funs. --- !managing to appear respectable, and The fund, con With a feeling that America under-'en out by the American soldiers. The to think constantly of ...…
…TT'T: 'TAY, SEPTEMTBER .25,. 1923 THDE MICHIGAN DAILY MtNTOR STAFFCOMPLETE ITGOPHERiINSTITUTION CO~ACHI SPAU'LDING4 NON-COMMIT. ,,I ON MINNESOTA CHANCES FOR STRIONG AGGREGATION Special to' The Dally Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. 24.-The Nlj'nesota lineup. of assistant coaches ~h'A been practically completed for the coming season, Head Coach S pItzding has announced. Bill's prin- c ubriatsi gridiron train- i 1g ll)b T., N. Metcalf, who w11l b...…
…i I WEDNEDAYSrPTEAMI :I 26, 1923 . THE MICHIGAN DAILY rG THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~PAOE T' h4 . u * b: a: wue Have the Largest took of . MW VMLW lxq TIECT IX!~~~~~~~ C -o mp___ __ __ - §2J2777S t 71 A97§77_ AN - - - k --_--o-f-- 0: of E " 3 fie a m r Edwads Bothes rulicaion s. I I.. l ti DISTRIBUTERS FOR GRANGER'S DANCE TICKETS Friday Night Tickets go on Sale at 3:00 o'clock - *Tuesday 3 Saturday Night 'Tickets go on S...…
…TT'ThSAY, SIT-77F Y7iBER u'r1d93 THE MICHIGAN DAILY' PAGE .rteAGE HEATING TUNNEL WORK DRAWS NEAR COMPLETION ADDITION TO POWERHOUSE NOlI WELL UNDER WAY Among the many important pieces of work completed by the department of Buildings and Grounds during the summer, the construction of heating tunnel extensions is outstanding. Ex- cavation commenced shortly before college closed last June, and the tun- "nel is in such a state that heat and ...…
…Y, srrTENMER 28, 192°1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE' Y, SEPTEMBER 28, 1923 PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ._ , -. , MINENT FACULTY MEN RETURN FROM SUMMER TOURS IN EUROPE A, ! '' Prof. Walter B. Pillsbury of the L. C. Smith and Corona Typewriters O'sychology department, one of the guages department, Professor Philip ;many professors who were abroad: E. Bursley of the French department, spending their time in traveling, pre- and Prof. Walter ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE] VIDOTBALL SEASON OPENS I AS EASTERN TEAMS START INTERSECTIONAL ASPECT SEEN IN TWO OF TODAY'S GAMES New York, Sept. 8.-Football will take its place in the sporting lime- light tomorrow when manyleading elevens in the East as well as through- out the country will swing into action for the first time. For the most part major teams will test their 1923 model machines against lesser opponents but several games of unusua...…
…SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1923 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Pyrvu THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVU 4' BOOTH FELLOWSHIP Annuity of $1200 From Scholarship Fund Will Send Architects Abroad have its quota of Michigan graduates Alumnae in all parts of the country are taking very active part in the civ- ic life of the University of Michigan. General Selected To Direct Relief FIRST-HAND KNOWLEDGE OF OLDER CIVILIZATION IS A Details of the George G. Boot ...…
…SUNDAY, SI3PTE.I-t3II'0'0,192;3 T~EMICHIQAN.DAILY., 1 k _T ;., S' S .: IGNOIRANC'E cohater, Torn Paine, and Renan oughlt (('entinn ed fiii tO I'< e ' P lot to precede every test book. The t niveroity advocates the 'readt- The realing ot novels sboultl, tur- itg otRusktin andI Pater andt Conrad thermrer be denounced. It ts a waste atm i ritiettiag; lilt that is not welt, o ftinie; bece i"an tineducated mindI C itoiyleolie the stutdtents al'...…
… ...... _..r ..., W=Kv IQ w -ask Aft RM lk 9 WE M LIU ICT u Rio, US _ . . 1 . . \ :: i. 0" V.' r.r'' FIRO s c OHM" I AGE z fo v f gth on 'b his abse keenly f as his a ag ends a N POOR FOrM IN RIMAGE OF SEASON were touted as among the five or six the botst flank mi in the country and 15, their loss is a huge setback. The two adi- most likely looking men hor these the jobs are Neisch and Marion. Neisch got into a majority of the 192...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TITXSTAY, EP'TEM BER 25, 19213 /A11 ' WL VERINE! C A CHING "'m 'k - -J AX" A IV-'% *lr"v -- ---- -- ---- - - - - -- r ~~~ES7AKFC7I §MATHER WLL ISSU FXH 0 S H I dI J 1 N 1 .' I T P , ) t i I i Al l ~ TNiWit L j I~wnJ. Mather, coach of the frleshl- man football team, would like to meet: ;1 ::<;><<> ?'all first year men who have ever had X their hands on a football in the athl- :;::>: lotic office anytime' this morning ...…
…'AGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY AVEDNTSDAY, SEPTEMBErt 26, i9 AGE SIX WJ~DNESJT~AY, PTJ~EU~EX~. 2~ 19~ " ' .,, 9 ' a , . c- ............. A4 LL ITEO TO PASSI5NC1 PUNTINCJ! Coaces Drill 3t Ti ii on >iAaral Attfac~i with Kruger and Grubb replacing An!d (~oh Ink" lao on ici&i theni at intervals. In the backfield' Heat is lld 'ia I rube ran the team fromn quarter with - = Lawson andl Vick on the halves and SCIIEDVLE Tilll~ YlA1i t('AL[8 iHes...…
…SIX ITHE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1923 _ r=- - 4 r ,1 RE L SCIM AG "ARMY"WININ TEA S LINE-UP PRACTICALLY SAMIE AS ON TUESDAY AND GET lAR) WQRKOUT WITH ERSPOON SHOWS WELL MAKING SCORE! Pretty Rins Featuge Drill; Lack of Mani to Hit Line Still Handicap to Varsity After two days of scrimmage devoted to certain aa ects of .the game the Varsity football squad went through' a real scrlniage yesterday on Ferry field wit...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRTDAY, SEPTEMTBER 28, 1923 ...., ......... ... . .e....r.......... ,, . 1i." "'...............* 110 PRACTICE SLOWED 'Re u otu~;oiSRISAES HEAVY FOR BY WARMWEATHERl, VANDERBlLT TILT F o)O a nIi n aug t cru d amy's l o Session t,. Tilel s (4o Fast as Iteports Indicate PrOwess of Tennessee Team TETEIRAMS INCLUDED IN SQUJAD tH IAT WI LL MEET WOLVERINES With continued reports of a well balanced football squad at Vanderb...…
…THE MICHIG1- N DAILY _' 'T' 1, i ) A . TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY S&TUf~DAV, +.. . M I. ufil Via' ,gx " r \ =- w innW-) x J v FIRST SCRIMMA GE\ONREGULAR 'Aniiny" Has Only One (liance to Score and FaHIls When Kick Cross Country PractIC6 Is Blocked; Play Opeelii Practice for the cross country "NAVY" MISSES TWO ATTdM P's Itry outs will take place this ONE A FIFTY YARI1) DIO4 01 th mnoinin. Try and be ready to lave the gymnasium at 10:4...…
…AG 4, TH MICHIGAN DAILY THE MIHIGANDAILYSUNDAY, SEPTEMBER21 30, 1523i ... mom pipY9 _ /plpYpQlp i 0-0 b wrt -_ "NOME% .. "NV" l[ S P9-Os IN SNAPPY SCRIMMAGE PROSPECTS OF COLLE GE ELEVENS;- HA ?VRiOiVLPNE AK t,~ " o ! y:j?: . ..__(9MMiIIR FI'arei' '1 .e ,-). YzAr lrop Kiek 'Wrhile IValijer 1Intercept' s 'Foi' wu 'd SQFAD) MAD)E Al"V Ri WORK4)OUT- ia k], and XMurphy a clever msan atI passing the ball. On the defense. Captain Schoen w...…
…PAUE S X , z THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20.19-23 ..... ..:.THE..M.CHIGAN...AILY. S..DA.,.S ...E...R......1923 Books and Writers Elk I:I SHOUTED it very mildly. The truth is that not a FROM GREY TOWERS hasgis free fron "gross rhtorical GREY TOWERS, A Campus Novel, expression, "their midnight-oiled Anonymous. CovIel-MeGee Co. faces"! When to breaks like this are 12sm. $2.00 added a spineless story, a pseudo-so- This is a book wh...…
…tions, 9c per reading line for nimuro, 3 lines per insertion. one or two insertions, 11c per ite space charged for at same phones. Ask about contracts Patronize The Daily advertisers. M~USICAL Let us furnish you with a Piano or Victrola. Very low terms. Rent ap,ji plied on purchase. University Music H{ouse Phone 1799. VICTOR RECORDS-All the latest al- ways.-New records every Friday- try us for real record service. U~niversity Music House Phio...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I LASSIFIE ADVERTISING THIS MurrllM CLOSES. AT 3 ?.M.o DlAILY' ULASSI1?IE D RATES 10e per readting line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for .e or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion.' rged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, 11c per lng line for three or more insertions. White space charged for at same s. Classifieds char...…
