…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IFR 11 i ,, rllll I L.1[ u e r 'ES VIEWS 5I NLIS IN COLLEGEFO0OTBALL, FRANCIS WALLACE, NEW YORK SPORTS MAN, DISCUSSES PRESENT SYSTEM ALUMNI INFLUENCE GAME Article States That Graduates Ask For Spectacular Contests And Players Speaking of the courses open to colIege's to prevent football from tak- ing on too professional an appear- ance, Francis Wallace of the sports department of the New York Evening Post has outline...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ZUPKEFEARS ILLINOIS WILL NDAVR TO STOP PASSING OF AIENDBLUE IN-1 'ANNUAL STRUORLE 'SQUAD COMES '1IIRITCf.[ (GAME EGARD OSTEUBAAN - (.lIJEllT WITH NORTIUWESTERN V)MIIN AIO N A S Hi A IID) iLNSCATHED PAilt T0 STO MAKE CHANGES IN LINEUP TUESSY FINGS PASSES Malrrlner Returns to Squad After Two May Shift Schultz I-ron uard lo, Week Layoff on Account of Talckle Berth in rder to Twisted Knee Strengthen Line (By Rudy otz, Sports Ed...…
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…TI-E MICHIGAN DAILY DA I L Y OFFCIALL 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 8. - - - - - - - - - - -- - 0, THURSDIAY, OCTOBER 26, 1927. Number 33. I niiiiiw ' Students, College of Literature, Science and the Arts: The following students are requested to meet the Scholarship Committee o...…
…TABLISHED 1890 Jr ml tfr 4t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I i - -- - --------- ------------- - - --- --- - ----- - Vol. XXXVIII, No. 32. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1927 TEN PA t OHIO COACH IS MADE TARBET OF CRITICISM AFTER MICRIAN LOSS 'RAYMOND RESIGNS AS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT AFTER OVATION WANT CHANGE IN SYSTEMf Buckeye Football Mentor Attributes Saturday's Defeat 'o Failure Of Passing Defenses (Oy Associated...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... r r r rurrrrri.rnnn ir r NEI'(TYPE BOOK SHOP .iKl ~ NEXTWEEStop Kan Operat TO urtN N[ W[ Iy11Associa' _____PITTSBURGH-The suit to bar the Wfill Afford Opportunity To Buy Bok Knights of the Ku Klux Klan from In Atmosphere Of Literaturo operating in Pennsylvania followed With00utt Haste an action filed by the organization in C ~federal court here against five "ban- TO )KEEP RARE VOLUMES ished" members to restrain them fr...…
…S26, THE MICHI . . ..... . ... .. . H, T rriTO Unexpected Barrier Arises To Obstruct hompson's Burning Of Pro-English Books ON LECTION SYSTEMAssociated Press) commissioner, former biliposter and rISTI t CHICAGO, Oct 25.-The frigte 11 stagehand, was wholly incompetent wlich Williami Hal Thompson, mayor ian without suftficient knowledge "to SRof Chicago, has ecn sailing a steady determine the character of books. , ' . LI.AGkIJA" ADVOCATES A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATLY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Published every morning except Monday, during the University yeat' by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- ttiled 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 herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michig...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . . . . . . S. -5" IN SECONl RUND F INTERCLASS HOCKEY GAES JU11IO ARE VICTORIOUS OVER THE SOPHAND SNIORS DEFEAT FESHMEN MRS. HANLEY TO INSTRUCT IN GOLF iPLACES TWO WINNING TEAMS IN RUNNIG LFORCIASS CILAMPIO-N SHIPt ZAUER IS STAR OF GAME Fast flaying and Geod Teamwork of Seniors Featiures (Game With Freslmen In the second round of the annual inter-class hockey tournament play- ed yesterday at Palmer Field, the ju...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ART EXHIBIT Henry Ford Attends Baltimore And Ohio CAMPBELL THINKS COLLEGE BANDS Centenary Commemorating "Iron Horse PROMOTE FRIENDSHIP WITH RIVAL Oratorical Association Lecture I - CL -y 11ater Colors by Nockford Artist and chinese Van vases oil I)isphIy In ALununi Memiorial hall - INCLUDE INDIAN SUBJECTS A joint. exhibit of 28 paintings in water colors, by Einar C. Lindquist,, ad selected oriental paintings, mostly C...…
….3.ER 2G. 192 THE MICHIGAN DAILY AGE SEVEN CLEVELAND GROUP OF SCIENTISTS TO VISIT ISLANDS IN PACIFIC OCEAN FOR EXPl ORATION Jj . A party of scientists from the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, accompanied by indcpendent scientists and natural history experts, are sched uled to depart from Los Angeles, Cal., soon on an expedition to the Galapa- gos islands in the Pacific for explora tions and research. The photograph shows the schooner ....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEN TEAM FOR Veteran Line Star BENNIE'S A R M Again Reports For Work After Injury OR ENTI GILBERT'S TOE Fniverslty and Townspeople Prepare___DRILI'rid CIcate As ast' r for Homecoming Crowd of o I L ND LPoenn And Colgate Erase East vr Than 67,000 People,.. Two Grame Admantage r ~ By Iferbert E. Tedder SEATS STILL AVAILABLE et erIMPORTANT GAMES REMAIN ( i t aThat Louis Gilbert's kicking and (Special to the Daily) enie Ooster...…
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…4 THE MICHIGAN- DAILY WMNESDAt a a A A 1 f 1f i-l DAILY -OFFICIAL BU'LLETIN 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.) Volumlie 8. WEI)NESI)AY, 0 'OCTlEN -"0, 1927. Numb.-r 32, Diversity lecture: Dr. Sylvanus G. Morley, Director of the Caineigie Institution Chichen Itza oject, will lecture on "The 1927 Se...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 C SWa Vol. XXXVIII, No. 31. ANN ARBOR, MICHiGAN. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1927. ROFESSOR BRUMM BELIEVES PRESS E GOVERNMENTCDVNSELI CONVENTION BIGGEST SUCCESS EVER BACPORE WILL OPENKENINE TROUBLE FORCES "DAWN" G EIGHT P. IE TROUBLE AG CHAR GES ALBERTFALL WITH PERSONAL AIMS STORY OF EVENTS PRECEDING SWlNING OF LEASE TOLD BIY ThREE WITNESSES ROY TALLMAN TESTIFIES Petroleum Teclhnoiogist Asserts That Lawyers of Interior Departme...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TH MCIGNDAL RKARP1MSKI I GUnSSESU. S. MAPS ;ts Arciv~es of Variouas European Countries Obtaining Facts On American Mlaps kLIKS TO RESEARCH CLUB [mportanit information with regard the mapping of America by Euro-' fns in years gone by was discussed Prof. Karpinski of the mathematics irtment, in an address before mem- -a of the Research club recently, Yoking on his leave spent in Europe. roughout Europe, Proessor Karpin- fou...…
…5, 127.THE MICHIGAN 'DAILY lAHRSTESTHATI DOCTRINES fF BIBLE' AND EVOLUTION AGREE HMARVARD PROFESSOR ASSERTS THAT Jjif U' R PIS BST PROOF OF GODP IS GEOLOGYAUTHORITY Saes That It Is Isless' To Attempt To Harmonize Science Of Bible And Modern Discoveries Speaking Sunday evening before the "Wesleyan guild of the first Methodist; 0piscopa1 'church, Prof. K. F. M~ather, Ilairvard university geologist, declar- ed that there -Is nothing incompatibl...…
…M._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __THE MTCHTGAN IDATY TUVAY, r r )rn 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- ttiled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credted in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann A...…
…. .... . ...... . ................ iMODERN WOMAN LACKS GRACIOUSNESS ACCORDING TO SIR ARTHUR UNDERHILL warnasnmu n ii n nr-an! WPM[ Al But slight difference between the shyly when addressed by a man. This '1odrrn Womimn and her Victorian pre- again, says Underhill, is purely im- decmors is seen by Sir Arthur aginary. "They mostly wore theirl Undorhill, a distinguished British bar- hair at that date in plaits coiled at the ris or ;nd writ...…
…MUESDA . ,.. ,.., _ . s .._. . _ _... _ . &DA POWERFUL ILLINI TEAlI SCENES AS MICHIGAN TROUNCED OHIO STATE ELEVEN GOPHER PLAYER unn('IrnQ WULVEIE LHARR- I LEADSSCORERSIUUOIL Lill M S TfHaroldAlmquist, Gopher quarter- 9, 1 M R m f-~b dd dlor n tif tw mnr tri~i~w:,# V Rn T , W F 'iLJLL.LU' 1 LW IV11 11; LL 1 a 3 UK, a e a Jwo more toucim his previous total of 53 point Slhewing O inexperienced Squad in Minnesota triumph over Iowa Saturd...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I uui I "" CN F EF RM AIN E RACE )Ichigan, finnesota; Illinois, Chicago Still Figure In Big Ten Title And ;YALE LEADS EAST TEAMSI As a result of Saturday's gridiron contests the Western Conference foot- ball race has narrowed down to four teams, Michigan, Minnesota, Illinois, and Chicago, and two of this number Illinois and Minnesota, have been held to tie scores by Iowa State and India- na, respectively. Forward passes...…
…TI Tr M' T AN DAIR Y DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN h1 I befio 'ir l pmin111'- " ,b' -. Vo wil ni(;et in Ioom 20 cat Waterman (ii )1a-i paun - ftftp~%OW i p 0% Publication in the B~ulletin is constructive notice to all members of thc University. Copy received by the Assistatnt to the President until o:30). in. (11:30 a. mn. Sait urday.) 1.0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Volumae S. rTUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1927. 'ti c rn «r 31. Notice in r...…
…I ESTABLISHED 1890 r 4br AF'%M 4 ait MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS r VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 30. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1927 EIGHT PAGES E s DIU uFFI-Cl LLY PE ED NEW COMBINATION LEADS OFFENSIVE i i i I S R USH IH 10 21- THREE TOUCHDOWNS ON- PASSES FROM OOSTERBAA9N TO 6ILBERT PRESS CLUB CHOS WlL FOR PR NEW HIEAl) SU4CEEDS TREANOR. OF SAGINAW; HILL IS VICE PRESIDENT BRUMM IS ALSO HONORED Will Appoint Committee...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY w lLEE CLUB WILL START SEASON PRACTICE AS FINAL ROSTER OF MEN IS DETERMINED IS ATTORNEY IN OIL LEASE TRIAL New York Theatre Guild To B3e Brought To Ann Arbor For Three Performances i E XCELLENCE Smoker Will Be GIven Thursday Eve. By Director Harrison For All 3emlbers With the final audition of tryouts completed, the Glee club for the pres- ent year has been picked by Theodore Harrison, director, and practices for the c...…
…THE MTCHTGAN DAILY srPA., O TOm r i art R _ r Published every morning except' Monday1 during the University year by the Board in control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conferencb Editorial1 Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- ttiled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwiseI credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoflice at Ann A...…
…RED AND BLUE TEAMS COMPOSED OF OHIO Ws E" Interest In AMS D DADE "Women Excel Men In Industry" Says Sports Is AdmirableLL I G. E. Sutherland At Press Convention STATE AND MICHIGAN PLAYERS ENGAGE IN Says Dr. Sappington INTRA RL INA L Com'n excell en industry," ington News are all women. Even in ---- as 1~ ther aten of Mr. G. H. Suthr- the mechanical department Mr. Suth- A S t u d e n t s h a v e n o d o u b t a l r e a d y ~trt ego MeI S t e t ...…
…-IHES BEAT OHIO STATE BEFORE R ECORD CROW 1st 0 0 2nd 3rd 0 7 take the ball he passed to Gilbert on wartz making a beautiful catch on his the Ohio 15-yard line, Gilbert running own 38-yard line. The half ended on across for M1ichigan's first touchdown the next play as Domhoff hit the line. uakled. playwsToreeecep Score, Michigan 7, Ohio 0. kl.wTi la sImore decIp-THII) QUARTER tie because Michigan had stationed Gilbert kicked off to Grim...…
…92? THE MICHIGAN DAILY 5 J i 3 ,. ' ' K IJOliS FIFIB . PLAY BY PLAY AS MICHIGAN'FEAT 0H10 STATE- (Continued from Page Six.) across the line for a touchdown. T ' elwartz on Michigan's 42-yard line. Gilbert kicked a goad CROS CO NTRY 111111 Grim was stoped. Heston re~placed Nyland at right Eby reversed his field brilliantly end. Gilbert kicked off to Fouch who for first down on Michigan's 31-yard ran the ball back 20 yards to his own Ten Harri...…
…THTE MICHIGAN DA LY SUNDA, O The PiilippineCiuhigan (lub The Philippine-Michigan Club will meet today at 3 o'clock in the Upper Room in Lane Hall. Important matters are to be discussed. All members are urged to come on time. Donato T. Snyat, President. Meitibcrs of the Board of Repre'na1ives: Thcre will be an important meeting Monday, Oct. 24, at 4 o'clock in the parlor of Barbour gymnasium. Evelyn Ogborn, Chairman of the Board of Representat...…
…A QF Sir ig aut B al EX . . . . .. . ...... . . . . . ........... . . .......... .............. VOL. XXXVIII, No. 29 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1927 PRICE FIVE CENTS I OOSTERBAAN'S TOSS TO CILBERT RESULTS IN FIRST TOUCHDOWN RECORD CROWD WATCHES GAME SCORE BY QUARTERS 0. S. U. 0 2nd 0 7 INVADERS 0 FIRST HALF J WOLVE PUCKLEWARTZ GE FIRST HALF;. IN SECOND .By Herbert E. Ved UNIVERSITY OF MICHIG MICH., Oct. 22...…
…JS WOLVERINE, HISTORY ""MCHIGAN'S NEW H~E WILL BATTLE DEDICATION JINX r- (S ,..Pe pilot, Dr. John Wilce, in 1907, butE Vandervoort, Johns, Blott, Rosatti,j Michigan extended the winning streak Muirheadl, Kirk formed the line, and with 316, 40-0, 6-0, 22-0, 10-6, and Kipke, Roby, Cappon, and Uteritz 33-6 mairgins in the 1904-1909 interval played in the backfield. OhioEarnd Ti lit1910Isabel and Workman for the Buck- Again in 1910 the Scarlet an...…
…v , TOBEO 22, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY NW ST AD Mill ARKS BUCKEYE VETERANS INVADE NEW MICHIGAN BOWL 1nOOIRNOTR DAME & 1 l MB|l|ll IN FIRST MAJOR HOME GAME ON 1927 SCHEDULE [ 01 - [[NO } nll EPOC IN HISTORY O TO MEET ON GRIDIRON MICHIGAN ATHLTICS PdB AaIN- Indian Tie With Northern Promes if veafrc7 w '... GPC~IMCoeBtlMit tog ac HUGE BOWL COMBINES ALI OF RECENT CONSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS CONTAINS 86,000 SEATS Compactness, Perfect Drainage, An...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ATUDAff 0( NILDCATS AND ILLI'NI 3ATTLE AT EVANSTON tenew Football Relations After Lapse of Four Years in One of Most Important Contests ILLINOIS BOASTS EDE (Special to The Daily( EVANSTON, Ill., Oct. 21.--North- restern and Illinois resume football. elations here Saturday after a lapse f four years in what gives promise E being one of the outstanding foot- all contests of thie day. Neither am has been defeated in the con-; ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Lwi 4g MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS .... ........... ................ - . TWELVE PA~ 'r« Er ti i' PAG . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, (CTOBEIR 22, 1927 VOL. XXXVIII, No. 29 kL PRSSC LUB VOTES APPROVAL de if OLITEROMMENDATIONSi USING THEM IN FINAL ACTION ip MCNAUGHT SYNDICATEI 'HEAD DENIES d FUTURE STANDARDIATIONOF JOURNALISTIC FIELDc cc More than 13 members of the Uni from the very natural and general t da Yysity P...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'R I per iga crow and1 to t in a inte set spe Ye tic be, 2 fl ent this cn Pa Ea( ma ho P1 He to wo Bc dis pot wi ph Bc ma req the the del to out in ed ma by *a let an d Jh yea Br ra gra tvis ho ion of cei r SO i XV. . G.! ~ ~ ClingYOU SundayOct. 23rd Ifp G Wo D e ogNow) Y t TODAY Per fectaRelaxatio n After the Big Game! I I . I i i i I i We~co~ 0. . U. ?cG7trs and Al May the R est Team vWin (NOW IF ALLAH WNLY iKNEW) Pr...…
…THEE MICHIGAN AL DAILY r--.. lilul 1unfl5 TO CIIMBI OHIO BANDS OFFERS KENTUCKY NE EFFECTS = O STATE PARK S TATISTIFC S DISC LOSE TJ T. MA~NY f (school year, 1924-25, there were 34,-; IO GET DE LGREES X31 such cases, and with (an average Td akea cty bou tvce heof the past two Ya-r the nmi" d mkea it abuttwceth becomes 36021, Manyr of these, sti- nly 57 out of every 100 sludnts wou'i 2,286 degrees,- which w(In difrn oto~. };ttlargest...…
…THE MTCHTC1 ATA 1 7: ,.... , -- .. i.7. 'S l 47 ~ Lif 1 4 V .d ,i Vk k :di1. '#i: + Published every morning- cxcept Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publicatons, Member of Western Conference Editorial Association, The Associated Press .is exclusively en- ttiled 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 herein...…
…ADA.. oCTsE '2'127THE MTCHI AN DATLY SOUTH AMERICAN WOMVEN ARE NOT 'Clothes F rnii tal TiFTfOHOWA..AR Mart IN'S ,DAVWHII[RS O INTERESTED IN HIGHER FDJCATION Par In hildE GUST[S IR13[ Pert n Chld's -, #MICHIGAN WOMEN P r r i Women in Suth America (d0 not al c'nivr-'at ~io. -QIflflflflT 1(11I [VDAI I -- :ha. Cook Beats Pis.At Hockl-e' °elif h~t t h i ei rn 4. c IYIII.ilII iI~ liii I I tfl Iii 1isic va ie'nvrit~Iy Campu And los-l pfa i; iesid...…
…SARATOGA CELEBRATES SEOUI UNION WILL HOLD SHIP ON ROCKS CALLS FOR AID Pennants and all kinds of ribbons, that have been accumulated will be used to decorate the special dance in the ballroom of the Union tonight. Many new features will be offered in the way of entertainment of the dancers, including special numbers by the orchestra and feature dance numbers. All the tickets for the dance were sold a half hour after the sale started. A large c...…
…THE MICHIGAN. DAILY R HOLDS NEW JOB I*& Bd? I PHILADELPHIA, Pa.-Lon Jour- The first printed Bible was the det, former Pennsylvania star, was appointeadvisory coach ofthe Gutenberg Bible, which was also the ketbail squad. first book printed from movable type. a UTD TO uTAIl THIS COLUMN CLOSES AT3 P.M. SI THIS ICOLUMN CLu$-s AT 3P, ANTED game Dial Ferdior Rd. 'i o r cat11 I _I BOARD AREXIIT ADVERTISING 1"I. - rir EXACTING STATE...…
…THE mTjT TAN DAIL-Y SATU. AlLYI OFFI1CIAL BULLETIN Publication in the jBulletln is constri2etive notice to all Members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to theOPresident until. 3:30 p. m. (1].:34 a. nm. Saturday.) Women's iCS='inch Club will m-eet in Rfcuin ing, Monday, October 24, at 7.30. Franc U'niversity of ihgnBn S Formation tn o ri 11 -,l! t aI o'clock IAv timne li MICHIGAN ALUMNUS SE) TO3 HATE ND HA 1, Volume 8T S...…
…p SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WOLVERINE GRIDMEN SEEK TO REPEL INVASION OF POWERFUL BUCKEYE INVADERS PAGE NINE rw..1 OOS5TERBAAN, LiE 4PO1MEENING, LiT PALMEROLI, LG DBOTARD, C BA ER, 1RGLGAEL, IN IN Y LAIN lla, RE HOFFMAN, QB MILLER, LH RICH, FI Autos Not Allowed To Approach Field; Definite Parking Areas Are Marked Out With more than 20,000 automobiles tions have been posted on all the prin- expected in Ann Arbor today, ...…
…- THE MICHIGAN DAILY JS. WOLVERINE HISTORY WILL BATTLE DEDICATION JINX pilot, Dr. John Wilee, in 1907, but Michigan extended thewinning streak with 316, 40-0, 6-0, 22-0, 10-6, and 33-6 margins in the 1904-1909 interval. Ohio Earned Tie In 1910 Again in 1910 the Scarlet and Gray eleven stemmed the tide with a tie, 3-3, but the Wolverines retained their unbeaten status in 1911 and 1912 with 19-0 and 14-0 triumphs. Relations were suspended the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [POc IN HISTORYo OF MIHGAAHLTC HI GE BOWL V0MB1N ES ALL Of RFCENT CONSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS CONTAINS 86,000 SEATS Compaeness, Perfet Draiage, Ad Proxhulty Among Features of New Structure' John H. Maloney Marking a new epoch in Michigan's athletic history, the gigantic new sta- dium, fourth generation of Michigan stadia, will be formally opened to- day, before a crowd of approximately 86,000 spectators. Lookig back over ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATI'i THE MICHIGAN DAILY| |- ||||||||| |A | T WILDCATS AND &TTLE' AT EVA~ IftiHi Buckeyes Outweigh COMPETITION OF EPOC IN Michigan BackfieldE TfI' And Frad w i (Continued from Page Eleven) orwar a will hold 240 working men with de -- - - ---I Renew Football Relations After Lapse, of Four Years in One of Most Important Contests ILLINOIS BOASTS EDGE (Special to The Daily( EVANSTON, Ill., Oct. 21.--North- western and Il...…
…t r aii ASSOCIATED PRESS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1927 TEN PAGES FELOWES SPEAKS DN EARLY ENLISH MUSI IN IRST OF LECTURES ANGLICAN CIIURCHIAN DEALS WITH PERI10D BEFORE BACH AND HANDEL WILL SPEAK AGAIN TODAY Calls Sixteenth Century Te Golden Age of Polpioiii Music hInEngland "The sixteenth century was for Eng- land the golden age of music as well as for history and literature," de- clared the Rev. Edmund Horace Fel-~ low...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -A,-y X T Y, ; DAVIS GRAiNTI To SURVEY Prof. Calvinx Olin School of Education ha 10 riuarI COCHRAN MAKES RECORD7 DL RUN IN 18.1 BILLIARDS nn..r~un BOSTON-Walter Cochran, 18.2 b)il- ~C[UIIII ard, champion, established a new ree-l O~IU Liord in 18.1 billiardsagis Eric Hag;- enlacher here today by makig a high run of 2:51. The previous high Davis of the runs of 241 was hung up by Jape is5 been granted Schaefer In 1926. .. :...…
… scci rv Villnice~at2;00o'clck h~i Berlin doctor-says that bobbed' afternoo, n in the Uiversity hospital Pr~. I iaI3 Szllo) hail in women causes them to lose the for a3n openm forum (iscussion of vari-- Who has r(,ecatly bee elected a power to concentrate. ous (iseases. The regular business pi~ni rse fSeesIsi _________ ______________ mreet ing wvill h e held tomorrow morn-tt(A ehnlyIooknN.J inzg at 9:00, also at the University tt fafbhn .J hos...…
…G FOUT THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in4 Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- ttiled 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 herein. r Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as se...…
