…THE MICHIGAN, DAILY TUEISDAY, OCTOBER 2, .BRITAIN'3SLARGESTSElLN __ 1I i ((c l l 1 t' Nexv Yek, Oct.Il.-- (By A. I'. Greek ofn Nr 1 vPh& aa.r of St. Lou? il[l isi-r-a i . [ Ii K nc elafl(l, o01 t. LinA X,ii i:n Near IEas7t 110iief v.o:hc-,fo. ac~tion d(hiling h , It a h a- i :; meet; of C( orul, aIii~,il~C~O' Ole Iatioia unia, awar Jisi: "With k, :l~ ~ at st ahe t;(zniriii I h(' 341n" i ' tlic iatt 3 lC~ j 1(A~ ~,e a ~t , i ; ouA TH...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1921 !A TOTEMCIGNDIYSNA, COE ,12 THE UNIVERSITY MUSICAL SOCIETY Announces for Its Forty-Third Season ..TWO BIGi.. CONCERT COURSES Choral Union Series Extra Concert Series A OCT. 20-ERNO DOHNANYI, Pianist Geatest Living Hungarian Pianist Nov. 22-JOHN McCORMACK, Tenor The King of Song Singers DEC. 5-IGNAZ FRIEDMAN, Pianist Huniker said: "The Season's Biggest Pianistic Hit." JAN. 9-FRITZ KRE...…
…____ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~irg~ to ;1ist n the receing i; ine.~ I 1 b Ag1 R ;, U fnwilb evd TO ~ ~ ~~fai SENEME8 "' Dean I Increase in rncml )ership in the We- men's Athletic s5Ocr'_,.ttiOf will1)e urg,- ed by teaoitug]S' ionT'.' I?''lE's tw l1n they spea.:?i. l iw7e narftuen various s ortviiiitosa1(1 league houises. Thi-y will at .emp t to interestthicWoincfl in>> wof ,.g foi the 100 points wich entitics em( to, thoe wo en aclray eligtble....…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE - iIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUII IIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIII twerished Irish noblewoman who rents SIGNS OF THE TIES A fleeting state of mind like this: s her home to a wealthy American to (By E. R. .) Deep ravine between those hills, - eaters save it from' creditors. She herself In England when one takes a ride Carter's Little Liver Pills; fIIIIIIUIfIIIIIIIIIlI'II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIII1poses as a serva...…
…____ ____ ____ ____THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF TilE LFIERSITY OF MIC II 1kN Published every morning c i \ '"ay during i ' niversit.1 1 ~ i,,dint Contru1cfstudent I'v 1 . _H The Associated Press is ,3y en- titled to the u'se for republiei , i alliinews 7 dispatches ert-dited to it ii~~ therwiss credited in this paper. xad*t , bws pub- lished therein. Entered at th : << t >f'i 'icz\rbor,f Michigan, as second claws ! Jcr Subscriptio...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1921 Books And Authors FRANK HARRIS he has since written Harris, calling (By R. D. S.) attention to some of the latter's de- ficiencies. 1efore reading Main There was a time when Frank Mar- Street, Harris said, 'I know Sinclair ris would have been the last man to Lewis and know that he will never admit his literary failure. Even now, do anything great." when he has finally "thrown up the His ...…
…DETROIT CHURCHES SUPPORT PROHIiTION Detroit, Oct. 1. -- A prohibition platform consisting of six planks was adopted by the Detroit council of churches at its fall meeting. Bringing back of light wines and beer was condemned by the council as an "un- principled minority" seeking to "des- troy manhood and befoul chastity." Adoption of the prohibition plat- form and the tabling of a resolution condemning the Ku Klux Klan feat- ured the session. S...…
…tUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE turism, spiritualists, and mitral re- the deck alongside the Harvard grad- ears of the late Caruso himself. As a dozen Michigan men spent the sum- gurgitation. The old stock is simply uate. The university student learned soon as the first strains of "Mammy" mer months overseas. Paris claimed being obliterated with race suicide, fast, despite the profane remarks oc- caught the breeze, the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I WANK, ,... m rfol-- } a s ..,....m. p...lp-a.ara+aw N ti ... ...day"="'"+ti ,Q'°c _ t i q, K' y 2 F a 4: _ /i°til Jt° _ .... - _ , FOOTBALL SQUAD PRACTICES BE IWO CLOSED GATS9i ;'PEPRE F A5 Intramural Items 4 lea oder to supply. the annual de- I mzandlfor Official Speedball Rules, the 1 iitr,.rhl l aI elarranent has }purchased 100 o pais froniCeo 'ge Moe's Short sh op f(,r distr:ibui on among the cl a...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1921 Fresh A ir Camp flakes Poor Kids Happy (By Lewis C. Reimann) to stand "Ten-shun!" while the win- while the "snipe hunt" filled the im- as the present site cannot be secured One hundred and forty-three poor ners of the previous day's tent in- aginative young minds with anticipa- for that purpose. It is hoped that kids of Michigan are healthier, hap- spection had the honor of raising the tio...…
…SAY, OCTOBF1R Z, 92( #7I-E. MICIGAN t}AILY ____ , LAS 'l Fr w S U1CCESS MEETS USE OF OIUMNCOLOSES ;TNT FORBLASTING ItE AT3 .M.ADVERTISING a AT 3 P.N. -___WaXVshi~n Oct. 1.- Useof TNT I)A1L CLA~l~i~d) LATI 10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per readling line for; three or more ipsertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per iare;rior. Charged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, 11e per readi...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN _________________________________I UNITARIAN CHURCH State and Huron Sts. SIDNEY S. ROBINS, Minister October 2, 1921 9:30 A. M.--Sunday school. 10:40 A 1.-w"earing a Mask." A question not concerningsthe Ku Klux Klan alone, but con- cerning the ideals of today. 1:41 P. M.-V. P. R. U. Supper at no inai price, open to new students; to be followed by a meeting with a speaker. A Cordial Welco...…
…i PAGE EIGHT DAUILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University.. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 4 TUESIdAY, OCTOBER 2, 1923 Number 8 Tryouts for Masques' annual play, "A Thousand Years Ago" to be given in Hill Auditorium, November 20, will be held in Sarah Caswell An- gell Hall Wednesday and Thursday, October 3 and 4 fr...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
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…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...…
…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...…
…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'...…
…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...…
…SNDAY, SEPTEMB ERL 2. 0, 1923 'H1E y lbCiGAN DAILY T VVE WWE t VOLUN LA'S 1COLUMN CLOSES COE AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. 10 10c per reading fine for c,: ,e or two insertions, 9c per reading line forI three or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimum,3 lines p-er insertion.l Charged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, 1lic per readling line for three or more" insertions. Whbite space cha rged for at same ra...…
…SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 193 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE SEVEN the father-is this, then, the spirit 'Marion grows tenser anti mellow college student to oven hts eyes and But our schools try to give us knowl- which pervades a motterntizel vetsion with thse passing rears and she over- to evacuate his mind. If, in the t edge before sight; ahility before do- of "The Scarlet Letter,"h ey to the rouses to a certain extent on unfortu-!xersity of Michigan...…
…E EIGH'T THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEP __- .. E 1 DAILYOFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until $:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 4 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1923 Number 7 To the Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, October 3, at 10. a. m., in the President's office. X. L. Burton. University...…
…PA(. NEIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY ST-DAB', SEPTEMBER 30, 1923 PACE riGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 A~ilf Snapy Sak for L unch ABOUT FOUR IN THE AFTERNOON OR AFTER THE SHOW PUTS YOU ON YOUR TOES MENTALLY, READY TO TACKLE THE NEXT ASSIGNMENT WITH VIM AND PUNCH. Perhaps just a sandwich, a piece of delicious home-made pie and a cup of real honest to goodness chocolate might be just the thing. If you have never tried one of our HOT FUDGE CREME PUFF ...…
… Section Two Lg AdIF jaht Section Two --q ... ...... . .... . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, S[UNAY, TI.'R 20, 1923 PRICE, FIVE CENTS VOL. XXXIV. Noo. 7 r SOUTH MOVES AGAINSTI RECLAMATION POLICY JCKER ASKS HOUSE CONITTEE FOR COSTLY POLICY OF WEST Washington, D. C., Sept. 29-Leaders in the South have become weary overj the manner in which the existing Fed- eral Reclamation Policy has operated and are determined to lead a move- ment to e...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3Q, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1923 Scene From "The Mollusc" At Wh, itnewy I In The C urches ~Bethlhm 1f)gO~ (l oU lii % I II I ig Ninie) lillthe LBethle viilclch'rl i; ~ ~ Rev. j ;~n~~J.ptoday. Sunday school C,..., .. gill1 'andy At~ t; 2 t Ite ( risieaal- li eld at 9 :00 o'clock. Moin:' bx r(e : et I. ii V ii J11x 1._ :!c h' ucetiitg iii in fln.;1ish will1 be at I (I :Oo and, s...…
…SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 0, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lieut. Alford J. Williams and Record Smashing Plane 774 *~ -. STUDENTS' SUPPLY STORE 111 SOUTH UNIVESITY ATE. Engineers' and Architects' Materials Stationery, Fountain Pens, Loose Leaf Books Cameras and Supplies Candies, Laundry Agency, Tobaccos I 1 I I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ,.t ieut. Alford J. Willi...…
…T fLV r.". f-, THE MICHIGAN DAILY S'UNl9AY, S8PTMBM 3e S, .. THEATERS Arcade "Lawful Larceny," featuring Hope tra undertthe direction of N. Falcone conclude the program. "Can a Woman Love Twice?" a new Ethel Clayton picture which opens at the Wuerth theatre on Thursday, con- corns a girl-wife and mother whose husband is killed on the battlefields of France. Forced upon her own re- Hampton and Conrad Nagel, comes to sources after the bi...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1923 Time- the resent, Placw An Interview with Mr. Franklin The writer found Mr. Franklin at BRONSON an inconspicuous table in a quiet res- taurant. We introduced ourselves. He greeted us with cold politeness. We told him wel wished to interview him. He cordially asked us to be seated and ordered us food.= "What would you like me to talk about?" he asked. "I talk on any sub- ject-wit...…
…PAGEI TWO THE. MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1923 ToeJohn, Donne---Literary Kaleidoscope Toteancient ansd obstinate fallacyI LISLE ROSE I once, This is the Patrician, this is that an age of criticism is an age petty te noble flower, ani this the ye- and barren, John Donne is sufficient1 has erred. His oten-quoted verses preaching. The Anglican chrhb manly, this the Plebeian bran." answer. Therefore, ocron geners- begirning boasts in him...…
…SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE A Casual Compilation Music and Musicians When eminent ministers of the gos- 68. Carlyle-Sartor Resartus. Announcements of the various con- ing the Philharmonic Central Concert pel and prominent Chautauquans are 69. Dumas-The Three Musketeers. compiling lists of the world's best 70. Dostoyevski-Crime and Punish-. cert cour.es to e given in Detroit company at Arcadia auditorium. books, it ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY0 S onum E BER ia, 19 MUSIC AND MUSICIANS- (Continued from Page Three) great traditions of his father. Zeisler, Gabrilowitseb, Hempe,'Prealan, Claer- ens, and Elman aFe all familiar to Ann Arbor audiences through their fre- quent appearances here. In addition to these major concerts, the orchestra will also ble hear tek- ly in popular concerts on Sunday aft- , ernoon. A notable one will be that on November 11...…
…SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1923 MLQ&UGAN, DAILY IGNORANCE enhasser, Tom Paine, and Renan ought (Continued from Page Fiat) to prcedite every text book. The University advocates the read- The reading of novels should, fur- ing of Ruskin and Pater and Conrad thermore, be denounced. It is a waste and Browning; but that is tot well, o ftime; because an uneducated mind cnieh because the students are not seldcimL reads a novel with any other prepared...…
…'PAGE SIX' THE "MICHIGAN DAILY SUND.AY, S.MPTEMBER 30, 1923 Books and Wrters ±iH 1 I a"......s.N.Y.""...AS.sia.s"s.a..n.s.....""".N"s.""".".f"ist....a"..................... ."...."............. "s.." .. I'',. SHOUTED it very mildly. The trul FROM GREY TOWERS age is free from gr errors." Consider, for GREY TOWERS, A Campus Novel expression, "their- Aonymous. Coviel.eGee Co. faces" When to break 19211. $2.00 added a spineless. story This i...…
…SUNDAY, jE5PTEMBfR $0,,1923 THE MICHIGANDALY PAGE SEVEN the father"-is this, then, the spirit Marion- grows tender and mellow college student to open his eyes and But our schools try to give us knowl- which pervades a modernized version with the passing years and she over-ito evacuate his mind. If, in the I edge before sight; ability before de- of "The Scarlet Letter," a key to the comes to a certain extent an unfortu- versity of Michigan, for...…
… PA (,J EIGHT THE MIC141CAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1923 ._~ EGTTEMCIGNDIYS7DY SPEBR2,12 ' Anc npp nack fr L uncIh ABOUT FOUR IN THE AFTERNOON.OR AFTER THE SHOW PUTS YOU ON YOUR TOES MENTALLY, READY TO TACKLE THE NEXT ASSIGNMENT WITH VIM AND PUNCH. Perhaps just a sandwich, a piece of delicious home-made pie and a cup of real honest to goodness chocolate might be just the thing. If you have never tried one of our HOT FUDGE CREME PUFF S...…
…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 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 ...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
….)AILY U ASS1MED IATE3 10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for three or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion. Charged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, 11e per reading line for three or more insertions. White space charged for at same rates. Classifieds charged only to those having phones. Ask about contracts for classified advertising. "Jimnie-the-Ad-Take...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Section Section Section Section Section 21. 22, s23. 24. 2b. Wednesday Wednesday Thursdaya Thursday al Thursday al at 11. at 11. at 8. at 9. at 9. 1. 104 Economics Building. 1101 Economics Building. 102 Economics Building. D Economics Building. 122 University High School Building. L. S. Iteeves. French Phonetics, 101a: This class will meet in room 319 Medical Bldg. (third floor, south wvest corner) at 9 on Monday ...…
