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…THE WEATHER PROBABLY: SHOWERS TODAY Y mom Abp J116 TF JEL Im 14.0%0 W %- One I Le XXXV No. 6 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1924. SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, FIV i RTON JO T GET LASS OF 28 AT jO1OING A FRESHMAN" WILL M TOPIC OF PRESIDENT'S TALK TOMORROW MUSIC BY BAND Knute Lomberg-Holm Interested In Doings Of American Youth Knute Lomberg-Holm, appointed to the faculty of the architectural col- lege by the Board of...…

… WEATHER LL IR AND COLDER; ROBABLY FROST Efr1i!3a /a Sectio One XXV. No. 1 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1924 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, FIVE r F shmen Grace ELABORATE CLUB POHTALS OPEN TO LAW SCHOOL MEN University Lays One"MoreCross On Students' Bak RAN 300 WILL BE ACCOMO. E IN DINING HALL OPEN TO LAWYERS ENGAGE ROOMS Supervision and Control Vested In Board of Governors and Student Committee With liv...…

…THE WEATHER FAIR AND COLDER TODAY LY 5kk ttix MEO ASSOCIAT WESTERN C' E1ITORIAL A VOL, XXXV. No. 2 TWELVE PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1924 TWELVE PAGES PRICE,-F: { i LOWDEN PRAISES DAWES PLAN AT UOY. aCONVENTION OVERPRODUCTION AND DEFLA- TION POLICIES CONDEMNED IN SPEECH FARMERS ARE UPHELD American Markets Will Save Land Values For Only Surplus Can Be Exported Detroit, Sept. 23.-(By A. P.)-The most imp...…

…7EATHER ED; COOLER; LY SHOWERS Abr Aw 44J4 t MEMXBER ASSOCIATED PRES and WESTERN CONFEIEN EDITORIAL ASSOCIA'I :XV. No. 5 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE C -------------- "! ] i ,P~uTIS PEACEDISCUSSI DELICATE SITUATION FOLLOWS SUGGESTION TO OERRIDE WORLD COURT JAPANESE IDEA. elegates Consider Amendment as Re- fering "to jnigration Problems of World Geneva, ept. 26 (By A. P....…

…WEATHER Y FAIR TODAY; INK'ED COOL oo It i~au akziI NEITER kSSOCIATED PRE! And WESTERN CONFERE EDITORIAL ASSOCIA V. No 7 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FP .. " f I, PRESIODNT S TWO OFF1IS 0 1924 CABINET T GUILD PRESIDENTS ) BE GIVEN PLACE IN BODY S WEEKLY Liert, Ramsay, John- To Head Importapt Estimate $750 Yearly Cost To Students Here According to the rough estimates of campus ...…

…WEATHER AND WARNER TODAY L SitW . 4kv, XXXV. No. 4 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1924 EIGHT PAGES P I BO ARD O F E6OE NT S MEETE NAE NINE I APPOINMENTS WAN STROM AND YOUMANS BE- CORE ASSISTANT PROFESSORS IN MEDIC SCHOOL MAKE 5 AWARDS' Thonas W. Spauldng, '2, Leaves Bonus Check to university Library For Books The Board of Regents at their first regular meeting of the school year last night made nine app...…

…w E WEATHER A.WIt SHlOWERS TODAY XXXV. No. X EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1924 E ROLL T RECORDS II (ERS CHOSEN 34TH ANNUAL STEFFANSSON, BORAH, EL, AND VAN DYKE HEAD COURSE INCLUDE 11 NUMBERS Fosdick, Ackley, Kennedy-Mathinson Co., Anspacher, Whitney, and Skeylilli will also Appear Including within its numbers both variety and quality, the thirty-fourth annual lecture program of the Ora- torica...…

…Sir i~&r /. ' atl WESTERN CO }'EI ED)ITORIAL ASSOC.I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1924 EIGHT =PAGES PRICE, FIVI x + 1 Wekoed Back To Rare instrument Republican Fold Sent From Egypt An Egyptian sistrum, a musical in- ;s'rument used especially in the wor- ship . of Isis, the Egyptian goddess, h as been obtained for exhibition > { y rv M1through the efforts of Prof. Francis W. Kelsey of the Latin department, %. ",now ...…

…TEM IA ALY______ - e STARTING TODAY-Fl ST FF I SHOWGAT1G L ~ PICES Heralding .A Distinct Advance In )odern Sece nchiemn An Epoch ]'Iaking Cinema Romance ofA"ec ol Rus Days in the, Turbulent Forties go *P Anid So History }4yr .: + # # , N Yom(aEDULE OF PERFO'RMl,'ANCE S h '\DAV lVEN1N : 'N A T' N E :Oi-t" . Reads- , The, Cowards Never I Started; Th e died on the Weak Way; ; , Only the Strong :.f Survived die Peis C 0 M...…

…TWO --i THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEM1 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the BuMlein is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy reccived 'by the Assistant to'the President until 3:30 p. m. (]1:10 a. mi. Saturday) louni'e 5 TVIISDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1924 Number 1 To The Deanis: There will be a conference of thle Deans on Wednesday, September 24, in the President's office at ten o'clock. I. L. Burton The Preside...…

…i . . THE, MICHIGAN DAIL'Y' WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMI :* , THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM rST ADDRESSES C, OF C, LUN'CHEON Is of Thfieulty in Distribution of 41,000 Seas to 100,000 Foot- ball Fanus AR'S SCHEDULE HEAVY ielding II. Yost, director of in- olegiate athletics, and Coach rge E. Little spoke concerning higan football at a luncheon giv- by the Ann Arbor Chamber of nerce at the Camber of Commerce yesterday noon. Prof. Ralph W. ler...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 S '? TH MCHGA AIY SI Boundary Line Dispute Still Far From Settlement 27 MICHIGAN MEN DO R0 ESEARCH WORKI 4q _ _a ,. 1 :VI 800 Colege Men in Laboratories Telephone and Electric Companies of /!' V vv 41 - S 3 .A 4N 1 c" Kr / ilk a P e t i 1 : i i { 1' I, HANDLE WIRE PROBLEMS Twenty-seven University of Mich- igan men are members of the big team of 800 college graduates who are in the research laboratories of...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDA z T. STICS SHOW I OT OFWORK gation Carried on in Over Cities in 31 States nd Canada 70 9 PERCENT JOBLESS New York, Sept. 29.-From 10 to 12 per cent of all workers in the Un- ited States, including men and wom- en, are out of work all the time. That was the statement made here today by the Russell Sage founda- tion foliowing a five year study of employment methods in the United States. It is made clear in the r...…

…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY__ NEW LIT BIDN ALTERED_'BY KH Plans for Front Wing,Will be Changed to Follow General Style of Front Portico ALUMNI URGE CHANGE Changes in the architects plans as originally announced for the front' wings of the new lit building are be- ing made so that the model that is now on display in Alumni Memorial is not correct. In this, the wings: are shown slightly advanced from the rest of the building and almost on a line wit...…

…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, .. NEW UNIVERSITY HIGH OPENS WITH S18 ENROLLMENT (Continued from Page One) under the present plan with the first three years as Junior high,, it is ge- pected that all grades will be includ- ed at the end of two years. Professor Schorlir.g expects to have 500 stud- ents enrolled in five years. It is not his aim, however, to push the at- tendance record of the institution but to let it grow gradually and ...…

…wo THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, SEP1MmE 2>, 924 ISANDS HELPED UNS STUDENT F UN Works For Davis On Labor Voters Organiization Cared Students Last Year, Records Show For RIVIERA REPORTS Last year the Student Friendship fund tendered aid to more than 150, 000 university students in Europe, ac- cording to a report just issued by the international association. It is shown that contributions were received from 590 institutions to the amou...…

…28, 924THE MICHIGAN DAILY WILBY BACK FROMl TRIP TO ENGLANDi Was chosen To Represet (Cheer 01 Archtitecture; Oilier Nations Present ATTENDED 'CONVENTION ? types of buildings resulting from th ?a iraea k u 'm ge ie introdul~ction o. 'Steel and reinforcedR ir a a k R m a e ie concrete into modern construction, O/ D iyF m u a;no to the increasing predlominancei u e bufid. th olrnacitcua "Aha!" lhe cried, "Now I have it!" cated, but my teacher...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 77 i HAYNES APPOINTED TO HEAD: HOSPITAtL Board of Regents Choose Michigan Graduate to Fill Parneli's Position CABOT PRAISES CHOICE Dr. Harley A. Haynes, '02M, medical superintendent of the Michigan Home and Training school at Lapeer, was appointed director of the University hospital by the Board of Regents dur- ing the summer recess. Dr. Haynes takes over the position left vacant by Dr. Christopher G. Parnell, whose resi...…

…WflDNESVyyyy'!AY, SET MA jER 24 9 4THE MICHIGAN.LAILYPGE7 , T I A C r T Preferentce List Even Prexy Does Posted At Union His Bit To Help E Fr"iday and. Saturday. (lances EnrolingFros i>3;z iao wil e od tcti - der He, same system this year as j W ith the gravity of one considering was3 used last year. Tickets for Fri-1 weighty matters, President Marion L. day night will go onl sale at 5 o'clock I Burton yesterday hield converse with a I the ...…

…fl5Pll O PEE"Dead Languages" ' Are Alive, IAIT E ~ I ~DespiteDeadly Distractions 01iJW ! LII I iH II'11 Thatti' o-al oedlangua11"ges" S Tieedto 'be takling ;place. "Figures ,3' ''alya ive, 1ndpoh1) ly on the fi'on IndI11iana or ltire period ofthe eiv Vtilfy Iochers., Sqmlsli Cour, wato revival,1::the.geerl oinion s ix yers]rom 1i4to 1,920 showed an 01dinistatioll i&shl b uinesofteL ti 111,1thatthe(, -il ber of L atin teachers in Arc Ad1dlioiis...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ htose people in norhcern Greenland. In Mysterious Sex tel LIr V ia ".t : ~ o leiit oSleepySTuc 'N5 HERE, P, I 0I" Nine o'clock classes in proximity to] BEGE o I~ANTl le rear of the new Literary build-1 and ~veolorgy ing werc abruptly aroued from tlwir 1'4ilVLo state of semi-soinolence this morning Dr. Luage Koch, famuous Dlan- orerr, will lecture here some- the near future was conif...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . . . . a v ,.. t. E109TinIN[A P IIE L1SI INID LEASUL a i I dy, Under Auspices of Extension Divisiou, Reports Many State Schools Entered FINAL CONTEST HERE Approximately 100 high schools are ready enrolled in the Michigan Highr :hool Debating league, under the au- ices of the Extension division of e University of Michigan. This fig- e is a 25 nercent increase over the mber of schools which were enter- in the league at ...…

…20, 1924 THE ',MICHIGAN DAILY PAGIE I ESTABlLISpH TINO; PLANT I uExpends $,OOO?00 pfor Publication Maga inte t O of ll'quip T' ISSUE OCTOBER 91 teemnt'1(,(l f]1(fin 1the plant. In wf1i Di esig-n 2Tickets dir, will bf a siwall job resa pr'fues nd sev teral ca .s of type. .For 0. S. L. Gam Thi latrwill oen!!)l2 ho Abunnuls to have mu ]]ch more variaion in heads lI tha.n ]a_; been] possile heren-to-fore. Thickects printed in three c...…

…1924 THt MICHIGAN DAILY Wk A DORMITORIES OPEN Every Dormitory FlEed to Capacity With Large number on Waiting List PARTIES FEATURE <WEEK Notices Junior women who have been as- signed advisees are urgently request- ed to -refer to the list posted in Bar- bour gymnasium. Several changes. have been made in the assignments. WOMEN TO DEBATE OHIO ON DEC. 5 Special Class Work Arranged Tryouts for Michigan Ohio Debate For 12 WOMEN ENROLLED Dorm...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY shed every morning except Monday the University year by the Board in of Student Publications. hers of Western Conference Editorial, iou.- Associated Press is exclusively en- the use for republication of all news es creditedrto it or not otherwise in this paper and the local news pub- herein. ed at the postofice at Ann Arbor, n, as second class matter. Special rate age granted by Third Assistant Post- General. :ription by ca...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ed every morning except Monday is I'niversity year by the Board in f StudentPub rs of Western Conference Editorial 11. lssociated Press is exclusively en- the use for republication of all news scredited to it or not otherwise! in this paper and the local news pub- I at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, as second class matter. Special rate e granted by Third Assistant Post- ;eneral. ption by carrier, $3.50; by mail, should be t...…

…vcy ;i THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE POWER OF THE PRESS For many years it has been the OI t R LLm u sic proud boast of the press that it could morning except Monday r iv year by the Board in mold public opinion, that its support AND c ttcnl t t~id ut i lications. .- - lctinof a political issue insured success at SIEH NUR HER D R A M A s u rn Conference Editorial an election. Especially has this been true in. large cities, the metropolitan e soed Pr...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ;, .. Y .i Published every morning except Monday bring the Universit year by the Board in >ntrol of Student P ublications. Tembers of Western Conference Editorial ssociation. The Associated Press is.exclusively en- led to the use for republication of all news spatches credited to it or not otherwise edited in this paper and the local news pub- hed therein. Entered at the postoffice at. Ann Arbor, ichigan, as second cl...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Jri gan au I t 111 ery morning except Monday iversi year by the Board in ent eublications. Western Conference Editorial Associated Press is exclusively en- to tse use for republication of all news :hes credited to it or not otherwise' d in this paper and the local news pub- the, ein. Bred at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, ran, as second class matter. Special rate stage granted by Third Assistant Post- - General. scription b...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY dl every morning except Monday Universitor ear by the Board in Student 1 ublications. , Mcmbers of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en titw to tse use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub }fished therein. Eitered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. Special rate of p...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER . , . --T a _ _, >lished eery morning except Monday' g the Ur iversity year by the Board in ol of Stndent. .ublications. mbers of Western Conference Editorial iation. e Associated Press is exclusively en. to the use for reptiblication of all news tches credited to it or not otherwise ed in this paper aend the local .news :pub- I therein. tered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, i.an, as second cass's m...…

…- .r,. -.-a.- -- THE MICHIGAN DAILY very morning except Monday iversity year by the Board in dent Pulblications. Western Conference Editorial ated Press is'exclusively en- ise for republication of all news dited to it or not otherwise paper and the local news pub- the postoffice aAnn, Arb~r, econd class; mt terSpecial -rq uted by 1 .dlost 1. by carrier, i Arbor Press Building itorial, 2414 and 176-M bt! ITORIAL ST ones 2414 a1 NAGING IDt ...…

…THE MICHIGAN EAL rrr. r n r _.. .._. 77-77-7-7-7777-7-7-7-777 D , ®' A .............. ....... &N TO ENTERTAIN ENTERING WDME~ Attends' Rio 5, .. y. - ^"1 I . . , } 3 3 - {' .. Notices TO) ENCOIJRA4IW; ON AMONG EN- :N WVOMEN CO. _I A soccer class will be held at 9 o'clock on Monday and WNednesdlay of each week on Palmer field. Women who are interested should1 consult ~IfJh'1'Bs-:Mldon Everett, ,tomorrow Don't Borrovw'~ubscribe, T...…

…eE 2,194THE MICHIGAN DAILY SVA I I es asked to meet at Which is located on in back of the new the field house fourteenth street nurse's home. \! DR, MARGARET BELL. Is Made Full Professor In Physical Education and Hygiene At University DR, BELL ITERESTED IN TEACRER'S TRAINING COURSE Now Professor WOMEN'S ENROLLMENT REACHES 170 MARK Enrollment of women in the IJni- versity up to date has reached the 1,780 mark. This figure excludes a...…

…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1924 THE MICHIGAN ,DAILY ED ESDAY SEPEMBE 24 1924 TH -I-..GN-D-IL I O VWAAL v yea s Dean Hamilton Tells Women Series Of Lectures Is Reua III 1! ' tail the system whereby honor points E NG S Tare baarded be obtaied by ap-- plying at the W. A. A. desk in theI FTgymnasium. PUCT IN PALMER 11 LO[101 H ve8 -- Women Have 80 University women are fortunate this League Houses year in having a drained field on which to...…

…924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY LTAVA .............. 4C I I'm IUA-wA : WO WOMEN PPOINTED LUXNAE WHO RECEIVED HO- ORS IN COLLIEGE NOW DIRECTORS Recent house appointments include iat of Miss Luella Galliver '23, to1 ucceer Miss Gertrude Brock, '17,' asj haperone of Alumnae house, and that, f Mrs. Theda Shaw Holen, '20, to! ke the place of Miss Blanche How- 11, '19, as chaperone of Adelia Chee- er house. While in college Miss Galliver was' memb...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY U MFA-vA # Ik-7\I 11 , 1' .E V .....,, LSHING CLOSES ON PLEDGE SUNDAY ority Wonien Pledge New Girls After a 10 Day Period of Rushing 1.W MEMBERS LISTED Elchigan sorority women have in brought 10 days of rushing to a e with pledge day on Sunday n, despite the rain, entering wo- i who had accepted a "bid" were ed for and taken to their chosen ses. Rushing rules which were ,nged this year made the many ties simpler tha...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY err 9 I r IYI . .. .--- -- I -A.-I 572 AVA 500 FRESHMEN WOMEN SIGN FOR GY M C"LSSES Although all classification cards are not yet in, mdre than 5(0 lirau year women have already arranged fora their gymnasium classes with Miss Ethel McCormick, head of the de- rartment of physical education, in Barbour .gymnasium. Approximately 1370 sophomore women have been as- signed to classes making a total of about 880 women enrolled...…

…SEPTEMBER 24, 1924 THE. MICHIGAN, DAILY ~EP~rEMBER' 20; 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY f: ., -- ............................ M I WA 1111, Mlllj jjjj ,_ J jjjjibllllli WAM Notices Directs Work O.f.. A. A1 CONDUCTS WG'men Students 100 WOMEIN ATTEND1 EMBERSHIPDRY0PLTCLSHO 1undred M1enibersldps Gaied( League of Women Voters Sponser In Cnmnniirn at Barbour P '.I Institute for Fourth Women will meet at the hour they have elected to take gymnasium...…

…THEMs-HGN DAIWY ~-' 'Y>, 4 *F s- :.,'*tF.d' ... . ;: E V V1 '~i I'^' - i . 4- F F ~ -' .z, ; ,r . :: l ..' F f .. ! y Y V 0 ii f'y~'~ * 'F .'' ~ 7HAVE THE LARGEST7 STOCK OF ' . ; _ . : . . /"". "1.II".r °.Il."/«I1,~, "'Y: J. "J./"1lJ./1. "./"1.I"1./1./".r"J. ."%+f. "1.IL '"."i".id./1. I": /"1,I'"~.!: "./". "/, : .r ."Iwti '"1.s ".f. 1l.I':o " t"./.:/"..l /.r ./1.I",i"«/, I°./"./ "" f".d .° I? :"/"./".r'"~,/.t ' ./", I'", /"....…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY s. . . . , . _ w 00000. EY I cwumi imuwr _ [ . I .. .. v . y, rr " ' . x M hww 4 ,, T IS MADE IN FOOTBALL SQUAD Aftei BLUES WIN SCRIMNAGE Michigan's Varsity football squad was reduced to 38 men yesterday af- ternoon when the first cut of the year was announced by the Coaclesf fllow- ing the scrimmag-e which miarked the activities of the day. It is probable that another cut will be made as but 33 men are...…

…: THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUIESDAY, Q 07 r ' \ 22 . w" r_-.-- titer F r ' f J I D SC IMMAGE OF SEASON SCHEDULED TODAY ._._._ i IDATES FIGHT FOR POSITIONSS AS ERYTANNPEIDES Dodgers Stop Dazzy's Streak aw"nn 7. '. <:. TIGER RUINYANK Monday Games Fall to Clhange Margin Between Ainerican Leagne Leaders BROOKLYN BEATS CUBS AND GOES INTO TIE WITh GIANTS MANY PREP STARS Uather Issues Call for Yearling Football Candidates T...…

….ow.r. p .y THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, IDIImI IIImmRmy ____ C 1 lr, « .+"'' .,, i HOLD VARSITY TO 7-7 Stellar Play Which zed First Game st Week IINTRAMtWUIAL NOTICE I KER STARS There will be a meeting of as- sistants and tryouts in the In- tramural office at 3 o'clock today. All those desiring to try out for the department should be pres- ent at this time. H-ARRY W. McCOBB, Manager. Johnson, Veteran Of 18 ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... .... _. "' ... .. .... ......""'' L . "iW _,,,,,,",u ^. mmmm% 1W _u_ IAKHITY IU MEET SECONDS AGAIN Iowa And Badger ' Seats Availablel .YANKEES GAIN AS WASHINGTON LOSES Coaclies to Announce Cut Followiu ScrluIinage on Ferry Field Today According to a^.nnouncemcnt made' by the athletic association yesterday, tickets for the Wisconsin and Iowa football games are still available {Nearly 1,500 box seats whic...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT w . ...u........+eCC ATORS CI E T y BEATING BOST OSE TRYOUTS 61 TryOuIt ti Tirn in CaCtrds of 175 or letier For 36 Holes i1MEN SHOW WELL SEYNATroRs hAVE KNE .300 1I1TTER1 S FFOt BG SERIES -- AW ashington will enter theI W'orldi's series with eight .QUO batters. Rice, Goslin, Judge, Tate, Neeley, Martina, Russell, andl Johnson, the latter three pitchers, are the high hitters of the Senators. N...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRID f ~WB1)I i rtm m ,. 00- 1 k III .IUEI~lt'o'F GRIDMEN UNDERGO SEVERE SCRIMAGE Blue Jerseys Defeat Red Opponents 7-0 in Closely Played Contest PLAY OF SQUAD BETTER Michigan's football s q u a d went through a severe workout yesterday afternoon when two picked teams Blues and Reds, battled through four 10 minute quarters on Ferry field. Not a man of the thirty odd who got into the fray failed to make a good pe...…

…i THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, No " ..r _.1 o..,, .. " . -....... _ . ' %, ---soon '......n...""'"'" I _ _ .. IALL PROSPECTS HOLD DRILL 0 y O OF 6 ,O OK~S TWICE A DAY PREPARHING FOR HARD SCHEDULE' Olympics Handled Well Says "Steve In spite of the numerous reports' from various sources to the effect that hla bn r of4thp Amp n Olvmnie =1 the members m >;e ,mericanvy zpic Big Teiines in Ro to Win d p 1924 names n o o i...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY e ego =_0 00-p- ___. . Si TO AGE SCRUBS AGAIN T- AY I ND STRINiG IT FORICTORY es Get Light Workout After{ gh Serininige Tuesday I Afternoon THROUGH SIGNALSj r stage in the formation of ruie Varsity eleven will be Trough today when the coach- the first two teams through erimmage on Ferry field. rimmages have been held so each time the coaches were ample opportunity to test strength of niany of the can-, The V...…

…THE, MICHIGAN DAILY LIIPU Cf AS I F-IE 40LATN1IN INSTRI CLOS E PO R S$ AT 3 J.. POSY ADVE~RTISIN1G '[.oresTo Face .Fraud' Charg, LEAUE~ Riding OfJ TrGinig OfZ einedyI !N'ERAL:4} the.18I thl consecutive season of the' t i,ersity Symphony orchestra,, andl FeS, is rmaiTgplans for a mnore intensive, -~ sharalsystem zor this year. ZI 4!hLion to tlh^ weekly full rehzcars;.l, ' w a sort s7ecton.al rehejarsal GwI b field everymi-ewhh will meo...…

…, SEPTEMBER 23, 1924 THLE MICHIGAN DAILY aI LASS ECOLUMN U CLOSES ADVERTISING AT ,3P.Y FOR SALE P'IAINO, in good condition. Cheap for c° si. A. F. Harrison, Springwater Sudivision, Packard Rd. U PRIGH T PIANO, mahoganmy case; -in good condition. Reasonable. Call 1532-4. (12-2 P. M.) MVICKS,OPF,-Three lenses - Zeiw, *Leitz and. oil immersion. Ide, 5thI floor, Lawyers Club. GERMAN POLICE puppies of quality. Silver gray, healthy, sturdy,...…