…x ni. . ,lC.t I sAI I . L).HI . ATHLETIC PRI NUMEROUS CUTS CONTA BOOKLET PUT ON S) AT GAM1E Concessions for the selli Athletic Program have been and 15,000 copies are being ready to be distributed at t gan-Illinois game at Ferry morrow at a price of 10 cen The apprearance of this ye gram marks a new stage in size -and character of the r It is larger than' before tains 16 pages of pictures, do teams and general informati game. Two pages al...…
…. d ~1lL , Vd 1 I .A 1 V Jd All- .. . - ,dA.,h l. r ^ ! +' w g , , yy + ' ' ~ . . q H li A " 1i1 y ,,, Or" (Q11IMMll)hI 3illlViait M -44 1U EEt%, ...." ... (~Z~ N) ~%4 CHIGAN EXPECTS HARD BATTLE' IN 6R E WITH ILLINOISTOA a fair kicker. He was removed from the Iowa game in" the third quarter last, week which is held partly re- sponsible for the Indian loss. In case he does start he is not expected toj last for the whole, ...…
…IIAANOIS@ W-oodward 57 F. 1B. Mefliwain 51 .R H. l.,peny 8 ILLINI ARE__ALL SIT (Special toa The Daily) etroit, Oct. 27.-:Headed by Bob Zupeand Contain Dave Wilson and aeco1(I11pa ni-d' by a retinue of coaches,. {riursand managers the Illinois fm,-Loball eleven arrived here early this morning;.. After a light breakfast at the licit Shelby hotel, where they have been 'making their quarters the entirej squad went out to University of De- troi...…
…DAILYOB Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 3 SATiR-IAY, OCTOBER 28, 1922 Numllbei :3 aology 1, Supplementary Examination: Those who were absent from examination last June will take examina- on Saturday, Oct. 28, at 9 a. m., in Room Z-229, Natural Science building. A. FRANKLIN SIHULL. niversity of Michigan Varsity Band: Formation at L...…
…) ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1922 iVl SOEMICHIGAN. 'ERS !~QNE ILLINOIS m m ,.. 4' "I"%- ID QUARTER kicked out of 'bounds, etition. of the kick. kicked off to kirk on -yard line, who mix~ 75 muchdown. . Substitution, sch for Goebel at right Hill for Woodward at odie drop-kick~ed for an- Yost, Grand Old Man c 1 Has Team H. .. / as 4?6VI A e FOOT$44. PC#rY~sG )AE nd, I a r t, U, gh center. Michigan side. Illi...…
…intil thej t it was Al that thils class omres,, juniors common respect decent attitude, lout -time to ask developing cul- ir "lowbrow s". of Joe's and the Orient their names deep in .e tables of those con-} places. Among the emory-stirring posses- tables, fastened to the Union Tap room where ee the names they care- The Union has made! reserve this tradition, all seniors carve their oak taibles of the Tap new plan is being in-' pecial table w...…
…HEADQUJARTERSr f1EEBJNG BUILDING % 5 3 L~~i1 "If the Chinese would pay less at- lowship wentl tentioin to caring for their dead and pi who has be n more to cultivating the soil their coun- 'Bei City Industri- tvwould not be afflicted with any ' pi,) rrible faminef,'. said Prof. I1. F, tern effect of s_.," 6 errick, of the enigineering depart. 6 F- xt, in sneaking before the Ann Ar- W bor Rotarians at their regular week- Itr ly ,uncheon held ...…
…1Victory Is Zfe I1 Ming Leung, J. M. LindeWnuthi, M. E.1 McCarty, Thomnas A. McGuire, Pearlj Mah~an, Harry Li. Marvin, Augusta' Meiser, Martha A. Mohnke, Floyd W.I Moore, Helene Noumlanhl, Aura Onans. Jacob S. Pearlstien, Ray C. Pellett, Erward D. Phillips, Albert R. Ren- 'wick, Harley B. Sherman, Byron E. Smith, Everett J. Soop, George A. Stinchcomb, Hugh R. Thomas, Wil- liam. AL Trap. By vote of the fac- ~ulty of the School of Education, T...…
…THE WEATHER GENERALLY FAIW TODAY AV 69 A A, SATI VOL. XXXIII. No. 29 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1922 EIGHT PAGES PRICE STONE' DECLARES Mo aShqwn Of Ohio q apm Pictures of the dedicatbonof the 18 Inew Ohio stadium at Columnbus las), Saturday and of the MJ'cliigan-Ohio WORLD TREIMBLIN of State game are being shown at the Arcade theater. The pictures are un- JOURNALIST PLEAIS FOR C usually clear and many ...…
… , I' GENTS CONSER STONE RAPS TEACHING ILINGS TOF TREASON OTRINES 1. Discussion of the University build- ig program, especially the revised lans for the new Literary building, robably will be a part of the pro- ra at the regular meeting of the !ord of Regents tomorrow. Presentation of the Summer Ses- on budget for the coming year will e presented, as well as, a general, eport on conditions in the Summer ession here, as compared with othe...…
…of the guests. Mary Early is chair- man of the trail committee with Elizabeth Cainas her assistant. Blanche -Kynast, and Dorothy Bish- op, are in charge of refreshments, HOCKEY TEAMS' BE CHOSEN . & TO clock on Tuesdays and Thursdays. All Avomen who are trying out for SOON teams are urged to be present at all practices. 4 e5 I SIUIIUWn u . wnu f w NEEDS MORE SVPPOH Today's rehearsals for "The Knight Results of the Y. W. C. A. finance of the ...…
… -mean the eventual extinction of in- tercollegiate a hletics. Director George Huff recently mad~e the stateipent that, OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE "Socially the gambler is in a class UNIVERSITY OF 1ICHIGAN with the saloonkeeper and only aboveA Published every morning except Monday the confidence man and the burglar." AL I uring the University year by the Board in But the point Mr. Huff makes which ,ontrol of Student Publications.too many stude...…
…arfare In Nei "Lay on, Macduff!. And damned be him who first cries, hold, enough!" War-relentless , merciless war,- scavenger of civilization, slayer of cilture-rages unrestrained in the cenitral section of East Universityi avenue. It is not a territorial war, nor a religious war, nor can anyone say that either faction wants to make East University avenue safe for de- mocracy, or for fussing, or for any- thing else. It's a sex "war. It's a po...…
… ' ri ii i r Fogs;; ,(Cflllllllliilw) -U~lII - w"" r u \k ...ie' ' ". one of the ends. Bernie Kirk who 'will be back at the other wing posi- I GIN L N EU bebc astellar game latwe Ltion. One of the 'tackles is a certain- ty but the other is problematical. Stan LL U SET LED:Muirhead° will hold down one of these. berths and for the other Yost has three men who may be used. Johns ems to Hav oCall for Tackle or Steele may be shifted ...…
…d tfle"o " , " Veteran Intram ural Item s only available veteran. He played at the full back position against Mich- (Continued from Page Six) Igan last year and the year before pointed; and the SChool of Education, and is a dependable plunger. Rune wininth arrinth to be appointed. Members of the dif- WHEN IN CHICAGO - VISIT THE LYTTON COLLEGE SHOP I WUL YIJI Biit 0o Arrive in Will Detroit This Moriing Not Come Here Until Ganie Time ...…
… .."WON i DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 8 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1922 Number 29 I I- To All Students: The attention of all students who are duly qualified voters in this State is called to the provisions of the State law, whereby "absent voters" may register their votes at elections in this State. Publ...…
…PROBABLY FAIR TODA 1 I g th A I : 64 s - ,: * THE ILLII SATURDA' VOL. XXXIII. No. 28 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1922 EIGHT PAGES' PRICE .. ;. --- . ._ , uA it .. A ,.. t "A Aj v Yp +r " 4 Te 5r An pl S NEW axis H loom C OVNSTI I UT. DOCUMENT PROVIDES FREEDOM IN POLITIS AND RELIGIQN AND UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE ILLINOIS TICKETS MAILED YESTERDAY All tickets to the Illinois game ,were mailed yeste...…
…By STON~E 'TO0SPEARK TON IGTj e Cabinet AT PRESS CLUB CONFERENCE Premier Bonar Law (Continued from Page One) subject to be "The Press and Public Opinion." On Friday afternoon President Dav- id Friday of the Michigan Agricultur- al College and Casper S. Yost editor of the St. Louis Globe Democrat, are j expected to deliver papers on subjects considered vital to newspaper work. On Friday evening at the cc:nplimin-i ary dinner, given the visitin...…
… fliIlIIWllJ II IJUIIIJLU FUR TENNIS TOURNAMENT -- d Burning for "The~SI :1, Knf it of Cthe Ml $tarbo13ard P-rnngPestle".,rc' tollows. *Pw c''~,Luc n _.fspot'; 3 &)kPa ' - j tIl Ce :1 2 ;4o'lc'c #' s . Not own Iing s _metbi hick, bu~shewil hvecoiltr iluted t i e of e . t in' g C ! 't k c o c " , r' i 3 of the vo .;Thurs( ..ay evetn..jngsQ i li n. a' t. edue T ir .. ilv, '.. Uo1111 0 be 'h~C-11. -~ ~ ~ h" tuivc;-it of Mich11PianE tz...…
…morning except Monday ity year by the Board in Publications. 4fember of Western Conference Editorial .ociation. 'he Associated Press is exclusively en- ed to the use for republication of all! s dispatches credited to it or not other. e credited in this paper and the local s published-' therein. :nered at the postoffice ,at Ann Arbor, higan, as second class matter. f ubscriptionbycarrier or mail, $3.50. )ffices: Ann Arbor Press Building, May. ...…
…1-1. STUDENT HO WA EE S ECTING THESEM rMORIALULIG A [I SUPREM COUT EIsyvy{ u POSt i ,, state u ofe he o m h d o I NI' L? to c ail Ion C P)t h (By Associated Press) Washington, Oct. 24. - Associate Justice William R. Day, of the su- preme court, placed his resignation today in the hands of President lHard- ing, to take effect Nov. 14, and it was accepted. By resigning Justice Day will be-able to devote his undivided at- tention to his dut...…
…fin i I it III . ... Y A :. . RUB I ::.-j E5 ATTIMPT TO ELIMINATE [ERCONFIDENGE FROM VARSITY' I is Worked Hard on For Fighting ni Eleven "n Will Lead Illini Against Michigan t ECKERSALL WILL. REFEREE TILT SATURDAY tg behind strictly guarded sterday afternoon at Ferry,, Varsity football squad was ugh the next to the last in-j workout before the Illinoi [embers of the coaching staff on every man with a view to ng all traces of overconfi- ...…
…TWO MEN UPON WHOM ZUPPKE CANE DEPEND TO FIGHT F OR ILLINOIS' J SC HEL J ain another Saturday will test. That, however, does not meanI , and with it will come the that there will not be a lot of fight disnlaved asn ab n,.f -tthe onl ythinc weekly battles on many gridirons throughout the country, games that are rapidly working toward the cli- max of football schedules and that may bring with them expected vic- tory or unlooked for defeat. O...…
…V V! I I V I"16 W a n in the Bulletin is constructive notice to sity. Copy received until 3:30 p. m. .(11:30 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1922 1 ETI all members of a. m. Saturday.) Number 28 There will be no weekly meeting this Friday, Oct. 27. The Tryouts for the Varsity debate will eb held next week Nov. 3. This will be a closed meeting, for members only. F. R. ALLABEN, President. The attentioi of all students who are duly qualified voters in t...…
…p RLY SHOWERS TODAY .JP '9 %Noah Ad THE ILLINI SATURDAY I ,IOL- XXXIII. No. 27 EIGHT, PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1922 . EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE HISTURICAL WAR PERIOD LETTERS REVEALED TODAY' WRITTEN BY F. K. LANE COLLECTED BY HIS WVIDOWI WILSON'S PEACE IDEAS' DESCRIBED INTIMATELY Topic For Stone's Speech Announced "The School of Journalism" is the subject announced for the speech to be delivered by Me...…
…3AN,, DXi LY A A L,. _______---- -~ _ . )N DEEATSMAEMRa i F i ~W~l YE RNS OCET strident., wc1 Finl oranenln 5 1'ui h o+'ab t! Veteranls o ocWr ociy. This Iund iS ov s its "Iin~n J1 . ton thI yj h}Ov y llgiven . lst' t}oine tinim ,h tWS'ii0V2 t C''in', ny 151been gvnto in Mmoral cmmiteeto aid in Coe f isig fth lirratthe I;n- an d t p! ,)' i '~t' e privil, of F ? fti;(e -!! eof the mneyat ) ,n 7tiune ii POl the pvsaa~oV three months' lno-...…
…TI CAN DAILY Mrs. Frances Bernard Directs Women's University Association The American Association of Un- iver.ity women have made plns to co- operate wi'ith all national edu«calioal agcencies- Mrs. Frances Fenton Bern- ard who. was recently appointed secre- tary of the American Association of University womcn will coordinate the educational activitk s of the branchesz * ior women called by Catherine Staf- FIRST JLEAGUL E DANCE TO Michigan...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 41 Af4f 41 .mq 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 republiceition of all news dispatches credited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local news published therein...…
…* ''1 SAN DA UJ ! Ii-~1 AN DA kins= Uetcher Drug Company Invite You For All Visitors To make our opening a real event we will give away 500 souvenir boxes of Whitman's Super Extra Chocolates. These boxes of candy or flowers will be given to the first 1,000 visitors Wednesday. -TO THE- OPECNING OF THEIR NEW Packard Street A RUBBER BALLOON FREE TO EVERY CHILD WHO MAKES I 25c PURCHASE. Store BE HERE WEDNESDAY FREE' DURING OUR OP...…
…00- r t ' 82JLU I il11till 11111111117 1 r --- "-- IS TOBE MICHIGAN'S IYEAR? VICTOR Y A T 0.;SU.FETE IS HIN __, ,: r i . .. . . . ... _ ESSAY CONTEST OPE'N TO COLLEGE STITDENTS "Forty cash prizes, ranging from -,$10' to $8300, will be given by. the Interco- legiate.Prohibition association for the best essay dealing with the solution of the prohibition problem. The contest closes Nov. 1. The contest is open to all students attendin...…
… s a team with a purpose and the men were imbued with the spirit to ac- complish victory no matter how diffi- cR ult " i "Saturday Was A Great Day" White, Van Columbus 'erVoorfZs Successo May Slip Into Reg War 'racle Berth OVERCONFIDENCE WILL BE DISASTROUS OF IC'IALS1 Illinois next! Firm in the knowledge that C Bob Zuppke, of the Illini,.is brin to Ferry field next Saturday at that is one of the most powerfu the Big Ten and one that wi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,. LY OFFC IAL BULLETIN n in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of -sity.. Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1922 Number 27 Maryland Rector In Senate Fight a Deans: re will be no conference of the Deans today. M. L. BURTON. re Board of the Graduate School: re will be a meeting of the Executive Board of the Graduate School rsday, Oct. 26, at 4 p. m. ALFRED H. L...…
…I HE-tdW rA-\ 1 rLKS PROBABLY R.1I\ AND COL DER I 4 A4VA6 47 r VOL; XXXIII. No. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1922 EIGHT PAGES |2 y PRICE FIVE CE NTE-D JOURNALIS CT NERWILL SPEAK R niTOMOROW NIGHTI Aged Campaigner Miller Supporter In N. Y. Election GOV. GR OESBECK TELEGRAPHS YOST r i ISSAC F. MARCOSSON TO DELIVER LECTURE IN HILL AUD. AT 8 O'CLOCK WILL TAKE AS SUBJECT "THE CHANGING EAST"s Will Also Appear...…
…approval, it was sai more definite form. until it j The execuftve c. mmittee of the IE Labor Party meet in Londo. tomor- o 'OW, to arrange its pogram, which -- will be ssued as a<manif0sto ir'm> ,4)1 in Sver11 diat ly afterward. Ldkeside 111 1 Mich gan . Ci 61T1i; IN SEARICH I CATAINC. N T N IL 0 1ciated Press) Ich., Oct. 23. - Two colmprising more than 100 men MI) oF I 1EST OYER I:OTL d arlned with every description ' LA N NTEA EST pon...…
…i THE M ICHIGA-N DAILS WOMEN DBANTE WITH 01110 FOR FIRST TI fE Mornc IThhigan Girls' Glee club ill hold their fI rst rehearsal at 4:30 o'clock. Tuesday afternoon in Harbour gym- nasium. All members are requlested to attend. Teams for the women's Ohio-Michi- gan debate, which will be the first all- women debate: in the history of the university, were selected at, the final tryouts Thursday :afternoon in Uni- versity H-all. Members of th...…
… - -- -- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAXN Published every morning except Monday- during the University year by the Board in Control of Student. Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial fold advantages to students of jour- nalism on the campus as well as toa the editors themselves. Many mo- mentous problems pertaining to and: affecting the journalistic profession will be discussed, and lectures will be given by fa...…
…1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY L HL SECOND HEALTH CONFERENCEI Missouri Woman In Congress Race; l i Langing, Oct. 23.- Discussion of three new problems, the legal back- ground of public health, the Shep- pard-Towner law and the prevention of goitre, will occupy a large share of the program for the second annual conference of health officers and pub- lic health nurses to be held here Dec. 4 to. 8 under the auspices of the Michigan Department of Hea...…
…THE MICHIGAN D LY wsrrr riz r 01 POO ILMO , I tal allifffluwi U mmw. x CHISAN EARNS GTORY BY GREAT PtYIviu Of ALL Bowen, Cross SCountry Leader ELEVEN ITHOUGHT TEAM'. IN MA'sY YEARS BEST playing, too, left nothing to be de- sired. Inspired Defense Again Michigan's stand against the Buck- eye attack in the third period with the Wilcemen having the ball and first 4own on the Maize and Blue 14 yard line was one of the thrilling.mo...…
…WIT H TEA THAT STARTLED THE WEST SHOW INE FOORTL any appreciable distance. most of the kicking for his d and 1 wge and Blue Outplays Old Celd In Gfine Replete With Thrills' '10W 11AR IN OF ONE POINT SPELLS VICTORY FOR 10WANS CNTL1t MA T~lR'S VIIAiWES 1)0 GREAT WORPK lFOLLQWING OHIO VACATION E t t 1 4. A U Battling for every inch of ground lost and in three periods of the game e-f t'I actually outplaying their opponents, ' _ ' / Zuppke...…
…- .--~- the al houses or at Newberry Hall before Monday evening. DOROTHY JEFFREY. I liii TIM University hall and General Library corridors between 9 and 5 o'clock. Drop boxes will also be placed for i convenience in Tappon hall, West; hall, Engineering, Natural Science, and Economic for one year. 3 I V / I IWIn5 LaWU L i the Bulletin is constructive notice to . Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:301 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1922 all memb...…
… zta t at ) ,__ .._ .r .a :XIII. No. 26 20 PAG~ES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1922 20 PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS . ,j : ,, ' S ". ,. ; , - :. . 1tir F .. r.J"" TE, 1 9s OIS WATCH ON RITES E STADIUM CE ANNTJA MEEN OLD ARGEST U1STENC] st t Horseshoe Seats 62,110; Co4 of $1,341,000 met by 13,000 Contributions a Daily Staff Correspondent mbus, Ohio, Oct. 21-Seventy end people saw the dedicatory es of the Ohio st...…
…'s J11N6. UN I nes ias been postponed to Wed- night, 9:30 p. m., when re- NOTICE-Copy for this column should be submitted by 5:30 o'clock of the day before publication. SUNDAY 9:30-Congregational students bible classes. 9;0-University men's bible class" meets in Upper Room, Lane Hall.,i 12:00-Open forum, Congregational, church. Dr. W. E. Forsythe speaks on the Historical Conception of Di- seases. 12:00-Baptist Guild class meets in ,the Guil...…
… Michigan Girls' Glee club ill hold their first rehearsal at 4:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in Barbour gym- nasiumn. All members are requested to attend. Any women interested in doing Americanization work between 3:30 and '5:00 o'clock Wednesday after- noon are requested to call Charlotte Ermann at 2338. The work will be- gin next Wednesday afternoon. 77 ARE CHDAO FOR WOMENS__GLEE CLUB Seventy-seven girls have been chos- en for. membership in ...…
…OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morhing except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Edito'ial 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 the local news publiahed therein. En'erej at the postoflice at Ann Arbo...…
…deg or not he will be able; DU U U ""' 1 L,I tion of the Reserve Officers' Train- W, ing Corps established at various Sschools and colleges throughout the country. The main reason for the meeting is that the recezl curtail- ment of army appropriations has President Marion L. Burton has re- made it necessary to reorganize cer- ceived an invitation from Secretary tain departments of the work. of war Weeks to attend a conference In writing his ...…
… .r..u.. .r .rn j .. ~ . r-... w i %k ' _. _ .- _ AN SWAMPS OHIO I DEL UGE OF TRICKS: OE'S AIR A TTACK FAILS tinued from Page One) was the, same irresistible- "an this afternoon that he for .the, past two seasons, n by the rankling memory of tSa sustained by him at the today~s opponents. He :he scarlet and gtrey line 1e to tackle, plunging, rip- pulting forward for steady On defense he had Michaels nailed at the line of scrin- but a few...…
…Volverines Who Kept Maize And' Blue Flying From Stadium Posts 1I JUflIIL- IP 0118"tfi; (Continued froe Page Six) er. Kipke made 15 off left tackle and ,.was stopped by. Workman. l/lichigan's ball on 0. S. U.'s 25-yard line, first down. Uteritz made. three between Pixley and Klein. Roby made two through State's left'tackle. Kipke .#made tWo at right.:. Goebel back for place kick on 27- yard line. He nade it from angle, score Michigan 3; O. . ...…
…I11 LLTEl IN the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1922 Number 26 se 3, To the Deans: There wil be no conference of the ,_.. ans Monday, October 25. M. L. BURTON. Scholarly Publications by Faculty: Members of the faculties are ask%. to send lists of their scholarly pub- lications, July 1, 1920, to June 30, 1922, to the office of the Graduate School ...…
…t 11!3Uf A TOW 0 I it I I". I . I r M I Y~Y I ll VOL. XXXIII, No. 25. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'I ND OUT"c ONE HUNDRED MEN WILL TAKE TRIP; TWO MORE CITIES NAMED COMMITTEEMEN TO BE APPOINTED SHORTLY Musical Numbers Back From Printer; Scenery Contracts Under Consideration. Work o nthe 1923 Union Opera, "In and Out," is progressing rapidly. All the tryouts and men who are certain of places on the...…
…NEW AUMNAE CRC ORGANIZE IN Notice has just been recei cffce of the A lumnae cou: :Mrs. Evans Holobrook;, vhoi all extensive western trip in osts of the University of leag;ue,, met an enthsiaLstic M-ichigan alumnae in Denvey _meeting Oct. 7th. It hapIpened that the men' .zation inl. Duv1er was havingi ly mneetling on October 10th'. viited Mrs. H olbrook, toget9 some of the other alumnae themn. The entire mreeting via to Mirs. Holbrook's accour ...…
