…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...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY t v LOST I LI U'Is IE Tole COLUM. AT 8 P,.M. { yp r i1 k x BLACK WALLTt containing Choral Union tickets and caning cards of owner. Return 528 Elm Street. Reward. ADVERTISING FOR SALE I s N, CARD TAIULES $3.00. Wrought' iron bridge lamps. $3.45 at Koch and Henne. 45 STRAIGHT BACK Leather bottom oak chairs. Light finish, and in ex- cellent condition. Call Luis Gib- son. 3010-R. FORD TOURING Ready for O. S. U. Goo...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY I LY OFFICIAL BULEI ublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice tU.. all members of e University. Copy received by the Assistant to th4 F-eeideut until 30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays lame 5 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1924 Number 43 i I I versity )lecture: ight Honorable Herbert A. L. Fisher, ,M. P., will lecture on ".Leaders of fishi Liberalism, Gladstone, Morley, Bryce, Asquith, Lloyd George," Fri- ,November 1...…
…i THE WEATHER UNSETL' ); CONTiN UEII OLD) TOIDAY LY Sfrr Iailg Sectic One VOL. XXV. No. 42 SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1924 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, FIVE C BILLIANT BATILE' NETS CHICAGO TIE' GA I ILLNI President Makes: Favorable Gains President Marion L. Burton passed a day marked by steady improvement yesterday, it was reported late last night. There has been no interruption of his recovery since the...…
…THE MICHIGAN I ATLY SUNDAY, NOVEMB WMUNITY RIVE TO Nand doll booth have already been er because of an increased need of d turned in. The tea room will be un- teachers for the school.v der the direction of Mrs. J. W. Bark-t i man. The hostess booth will be in f T T T BIT I charge of the presidents of the circles d, land the county officers who will ex- i inat S~~hRT TO BENEFIT SIGKS plain the work of the Kings Daugh-~ i ".atI1 E I1a Ui i...…
…0 2 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 9~ 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PT IONSBURAU EPUBIASTAKE T NRL ONDAYLCOOPTYELETIONi A i)1,l 4 icatiok a4Rec 19 ile D u r i~ e -,d l i ansid1~ e Show n for A ll Weedk Betwveen 10:30 atit 12 Nafil, Sttate, .iid County At T :apai 1$lzifl C n iiidf;2 400 CANDI01DATES MEET SOCIALISTCS POLL ONE Moitre thanl 400 students attended the I i Vl clection returns for the coun- Il11'.e',u of appoinntments meetidng heldty v'; t h ',ie...…
…FOUR THE, MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEP I Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control 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 the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor. M...…
…>SM-PAY, NOVMMFVIDI - ", 1924 HEMCGA DIL THE MICHIGAN DAILY x I t H)Nfl OUNIL~I~BFJ~\Is Y. W. President jj1jIECAPO CKITCDT~hR1Ffl T flimI ED, IEQrUM AMT l I ~.1:iiI ~ eprci~en 5a done 1 ')V(5C1 hiIiYe con echof thec sixI hose woar i e:~eso1the ''oo C unil at dinner z:. ( I'i n.. l ' the (i~ti!l tion an (I a-. po~i~iiU~ltof ticket,, for thle Pan- laillnic ball among indeflnr(,ieft wo- in, n camphus and the co-ntribution5 w . ; h will be ...…
…:..w,..+.,.. ...... ; . , ,- r a iii N 2nd 0 'urple goal. ed to Rockwell who returned 5 yards The Northwestern attack was cen- to the Michigan 40 yard line. CONFERENCE STANDING Herrnstein made a yard at right end. Rockwell lost two yards at Won Lost Tied Pct. THE LINEUP right end, Seidel making the tackle. Illinois .... 2 0 1 1.000 Time out for Seidel. Rockwell punt- Chicago ... 2 w 0 2 1.000 MICHIGAN- NORTHWEST'N ed to Christman, who stum...…
…_ __ n COLUMN CLSE3 CLSES AT i P.M. ADVFRTISING 'AT 3 P,M. r (Continued from Page Six) A pass, Baker to Edmunds, gained 10 yards. First (lown on Michigan's 49 yard line. Michigan penalized five yards for off side. On a shift, Edmunds made three yards through right tackle. Wienecke made two yards through the line. Baker's pass was incomplete. North- western penalized 15 yards for Bak- er's throwing the ball on the ground. Northwestern's ball...…
…'BIOOGISS (i "Radicar Lis New Ly OF IIL U L TItILOIT STUDY Canon Of British WHAT'S GIING ON .1 I N A rr ESHEIS pNotcei to appear i this columa must ion in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of I Religious Shrine, p left in th bo at the Daly office versity. Copy received by the Assistant to thoi President until UILi I SOUTI'cokreedgthdaofsu. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays , ~.~:~ 11SNA b. SUNDAY, NO VEMB E Rt 9, 192 4 number 42 * eu ...…
…Feature Section L flitt n A v Feature Section VOL. XXV. No. 42 i ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1924 EIGHT PAC STUDENT LIFE AT OXFORD UNIVERSITY _____________________44 Rhodes Scholar Discusses the Difference Between American and English Universities from Educational an Viewpoints An Outline of Activities and Athletics in the English Institution ' The Relationship Between Student and Instructor d Social a _A_ 9I*p ...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, -OV1~I\ER 9, 1924 1universi/ s S t l d Uo estty on the one hand, and the 1'IiiIIIIiiIlillhIJ1iI1iINllIIIIlhIIIIII it#,llI 1-6 n r o a ete p nA.s Unveity outhern California onodcor a the other hand wii be severedl at the I to l~ o y S i close o1 the present football season - TeStOf The University In 1837t Brief S NWHR, U _I EAT AT REX'S NAL Of T e Fondig OfTheCity THECLUB LUNCH COutline O h onigU eCt~_____ NerState. and...…
…9, 1924 THE MICHIGAN'DAILY PAGE -14i Sports ''+ *** *+* The Cauldron ByWI. I. S. STARS FOR SOLDIERS MAHAFFY KNOWS HOW TO STOP GRANGE And He Is Not Hesitant About Admitting It Ii IS VERSATILE PERFORMER Victory in a football game is not * F ' I T oThe Editor: I see by the papers, the ast. managers could run out on always as pleasing as it might be j ' in witch the writer will not Dane to the field and nail him. That is 1 e~mpy...…
…0 TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,91?NDAY NOVEMBER 9, WW Books and Writerd WWW[C t ..4 Study for an Avocation i THE MIDDLE WES The exhibition o fthe work of Aus- trian school children held in the West Gallery of Alumni Memorial Hall the first of the week was probablythe' most interesting display that Ann Ar- bor art patrons have had the oppor- tunity of viewing in some time. It is -salmost impossible to believe that the majority of the pa...…
…NDAY, NVV)R9,124 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THI11 . - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ r '!l 7 T , J /Yy// (p !. J/f// } l/// / "J 1 V -a L'7usic adDrm d UQ The Marionette:A Way Out By ~drt ~ei~o 1tiztin -first "Rip Van Winkle", * * I hlu "on Quixote", "Olla Pedrida", ~<"To save the Thea trie, therHIa, '~ n nlythe ill-fated "Willow Pat- niu"st be destr1oyed, theC actors mus:,t al er-ia1"uni top-heavy with his (lie of the hplague. Trrl poison the airth...…
…FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY sLNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1924 + .University Women ++ * a .wwm -- ..r. j but later when the number of womenj had increased, it became necessary for the sophomores to substituteI Traditions In The Life Of Michigan Women some less expensive entertainment. SOCIAL The dinner was replaced by a formal party in Barbour gymnasium in which the sophomore women escorted the Traditions among the Michigan air theater erec...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1924 Zion Lutheran Church3 The regular Bible study hour at9a o'clock will be followed by the morn- CI hiiu rch esing worship. The sermon at this ser-h vice will be on the subject "The Mys- 4 tifying Doctrine of Election Made I Plain." The Student Forum is fl i scheduled from 5:30 to 7:30 o'clock. The Unitarian churei Supper and social hour precede the At the morning service Rev. Sidney discussion period. George Dillman, S. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Si-;TAY, INOV7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOV Cinema reel and Our Gang in "Derby Days" are also booked. The latter half of the week "The Eyes of the Forest" f'eaturing Tomn Mix will be presented. It is a story of that picturesque body, of daring men, the Forest Air Patrol,. of whom little is ever heard. The g~'irl in the ease 10is Pauine St~rk 1/E AIL' Flhippoig. SATISFAC TION IS THE WORD Tn Acde Jack Dempsu ey i...…
…I THE WEATHER FAIR AND COLDER TODAY ti a 41P ISUPPORT THE S.C. .... VOL. XXXV. No. 41 EIG-T PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRiCE, FI -------r -------- . SIC. A PASSES 84000MRKI gplN MARK IN CAMIGN FO~~TR AA BDE DRIVE WILL BE EXTENDED MEET THOSE WHO HAVE NOT CONTRIBUTED ALLEN, '26, LEADS TO Expression Through Dance Art Of Future Says Ruth St. Denis By Norma Bicknell and Valentine I sented s...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, Y V - t THEMIHIANDALY.AURAY.NVEBE 8 S. U PREARES OR HOMECOMING1 ieye.lolverhne I"attle is Center1 of Interest ; Comwittees Plan iThiiy Featlures OADS TO BE MARKED (Special to The Daily) Aumbus, Nov. 7.-Olhio State is Tell Proper Way To Use Telephone. As an aid toward better telephone service, the Michigan Bell Telephone company offers the suggestion that the subscriber use the pronunciation. of w...…
…AY, NOVEMBER 8, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Tifl. TEACHER'S BUREAU., TO OFFER SERVIC Prospecte't eachers 'To vMeet Tioday In ewberry halt,; Classi 'ica tionE Kiovem ber 10-1,) JUNIORS MAY ENROLL Imphortnt information in regrardl to teachling positions to be eoelnx V(ebruary and next Septembehr, will. be given to prospective teachers pct a ueeting to bheld1( at 10 Wolc this morning, in Newberry 1,0alIluitorium render the auspices of th...…
…THE MICNIGAN DAILY S 1T-rRDA , HOVE, MBER 8, 1924 THE MIC~IIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1924 p - -.---.---.----. - _ blished every morning except Monday g the LT,,,versity year by the Board in rol of Student Publications. embers of Western Conference Editorial catiOn. ie Associated Press is exclusively en- I to the use for republication of all news tches credited to it or not otherwise ted in this paper and the local news pub- :d there...…
…_Y, \0O-'-EMBER:I 8, 19 24 HE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y IMMMVA UB WAvATM i INNOUNCE UOMMITTEES FOR LEAGUEBAZAA I i Style Notices - Quality In - Variet y cellr 'or Trained IADANHTAarticles and novelties for sale at W ome Tole c'N h nulWmnS League bazaar inyi 1 hI~~V~IUarbour gymnasium Dec. 5 and 6 I iiiiuuiiavie been assigned by a regular coin- [NE IIFGI i '~ymnst ic a W rk I N N T a Hse ofHOG K[H iav ne terc to ______mittee instead1 of be...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1924 . - - rrrr .r wwir .w Y !r rwsr II rg= %ft - - -mw wr .r. ..a.. .- ............ .. , i JRTHWESTERN MnEETS MICHIGAN IN IRST CONTEST SINCE 1010i (Continued From Page One) Army and took the measure of Brown, ichigan's backfield will consist of 13-3, while Maryland has won three kwell, at quarter. "Tod" was games, lost two, and tied one against her one who suddemy came to only mediocre teams...…
…NOVEMBER , 1,24 10 THE MICHIGAN DAILY a r T1IS TIN COLUMN LAaSCOLUMN CLOSES CLOSES AT P.. DVERTI SING A .. FOR SALE f NOTICE COLLEGIATE TUXEDOS for sale. FISCHER'S Exposition Orchestra of Peakedrlapels or shawl collared Kalamazoo at Whitmore LakeI coat. Prices $36.50 and $38.50. Call 1heated pavilion Nov. 8. Fischer's at 807 E. Washington or phone n usic lingers longer. 481-M. Ask for Bowman. PERS AL CHMISTAS CARDS) LODGE SEDAN $200 for q...…
…EIGHT a THE MICHIGAN DAILY arcr >> i, NOVEMBER , I DA ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin Is constructive notice ti all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to th P -esident until 3:30 p. m. (11;30 a, m. SaturdayA Volume 5 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1924 Number 41 Notice to All Faculty Members: At the meeting of the Regents held February 25, 1921, the Board made the purchase of an annuity in the Teache...…
…: Extra 5k i4au IahI4 ----------- VOL. XXXV. No. 41 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1924 i. r w n u 0 NORTHWESTERN ELEVEN BOWS TO WOLVER ES, 27- I TEAM SCORES EARLY H r' r ' _ . '.r i t q; r PLi CE 2 0 LEADS PURPLE 20-0 AT END OF FIRST HALF SCORE BY QUARTERS "TOD" PUTS UP STELLAR GAME; FRIEDMAN ALSO STARS STEGER NOT IN AT START; ROCKWELL PLAYS QUARTER; SLAUGHTER ACTING CAPTAIN Ferry Field, Nov. 3.-D...…
….THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1924 fl 2 I D O D C Tell Proper Wa M lnnhI lR I an invocation offering Thianksgiving mE ~ ~ " ' 'To Use elp o eworld through the sacrifice of the Am- Telpho e 111 L erican soldiers. Rev. Father Com- Asnanaid 'owardbettePtelehonemand will .deliver an lnvocation con- anaOR owrdbete tlehoe if I b ll secrating America to, the great work FUP OM ii0M NB servce, the M1ichigan Bell Telephone 00 9 IM_511 ECI 9...…
…NOVEMBER 8,, 1924 tHE MICHIGAN DAILY . , .. i; h. _ ' st__ __ -- nr e -93= / 1 a . . -^ - - - MICHGNWOMEN TO BE ENTERTAINED AT OHI Definite plans for the entertai ment of Michigan women who go t tle Ohio State game are being rna by the Women's Athletic associatio of that university. In a letter r 'teived by the W. A. A. here, Oh ytate organization extended an inv talion to all members of the W. A.i ,of Michigan who will be in Columba S...…
…T14E MICHIGAN DAtL4? SATURDAY, NOVEMBER S, Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to tho P esident until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdayp Volume " SATURDAY, NOVEMBER S, 1924 Number 41 Notlve to All Faculty Mlembers: At the meeting of the Regents held February 25, 1921, the Board made the purchase of an annuity in the Teacher's Insurance and Annuity Association of A...…
…WEATHER Bk U I RAIN; POSSIBLY SNOW FL URRIES -Ixt ,SUPPOF '1 I 1 .- 1 VOL. XXXV. No. 40 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, i REPUBLICANS WIN CONTROLOF HOUSE; SENATE DOUBTFUL Denishawn Dancers To Appear In Novel Program, At IT, hitney L ATE REPORTS SHOW GAIN 21 SEATS, GIVING THEM WORKING MAJORITY. OF WARREN RE-ELECTED Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn, J This number has no accompan...…
…aI THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1AR E P A E WHERE TO DINE ! L i -il r .1 Quality! Service! We are prepared at all 11 I;' , 11 i r times to till your pastry, order. We carry a full line of delicious and wholesome French and xAlthough Our Meats 'Are Noted for Their Excellen~t Quality Ofur 'Prices Are No Higher I. U r mummomwoommi I . I . I - - I -WROMMONMOMMOOPM MEATS THE FINEST ' on"WOMOMWA ese or American Dishes Luncheo...…
…/ ER 7, 1924 THIE MICHIGAN DAILY ]PAGE WI~LL HiGO TESTS FOR SUHOLARSHIPS Defeat Of Democrats A Rebuke For Mud-S linging, Says. Hayde That.~ the nec-Ae a a whole ereIn U t 171nn t 'i ~,dfi . liono, . blcssrvants f Exiaznitils for Latini for Phillps Aw ards IfelI l~mii day 14o Be in s3-yiflty ywit ii thie Democ(ratic "hones.,ty" in governmient" plIatform and they <are satified Awith the IRepYN"Canl ntd1ional overnme7 nt is thecnl- Siol ...…
…THEI MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, ed every morning except Monday he University year by the Board in of Student Publications.] rs of Western Conference Editorial on. Associated Press is exclusively en- the use for republication of all news s credited to it or not otherwi se in this paper and the local news pub. erein. A at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Sas second class matter. Special rate ge granted by Third Assistant Post- ,eneral. ip...…
