…A LY Air6 attu E VOL. XXXVIII, No. 23. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1927 PRICE FIVE C HOFFMAN'S LONG RUN PAVES WAY FOR RICH PEP' EETING ENDS IN RIO SCORE BY QUARTERS TO MAKETOUCHDOWNMIC- 1st 0 0 2nd 7., 3rd 4#h 0 0 7 FINAL "BREAK THE 14 iBEATING MICWI A BADGER'S RIOT BY PENALTY COSTS WISCONSIN A TOUCHDOWN DURING SECOND QUARTER WISCONSIN HOLDS EDGE IN PLAY DURING FIRST TWO PERIODS; GIL BERT KICKS WELL B...…
…m- EN DAILY 71 e'pt' Monday the Board in .ncc- Editorial Western Cor er. lis Mi of ma $4.! e Associated Press is eclusidly en- to the use for' republicatieon ofal news tches credited to itor not otherwise ed in this paper and the local news pub- [ herein. tered at the -postdffice at Ann Arbor, ianeas second class matter. Special rate stage granted by T1'hrd Assistant Post- :r General. scription by carrier, $4,oo; by mail, res : Ann Arbor ...…
…LL I.T4 AIN L G5, _ LV-AVAM EWA-7-A C7:3 - *A, .1, JL r1 _. ,..... .: TRYUTS [OR RIFLE TEAM SH0.WINCREASE Good Marksmanship Is Not Necessary; Women Having' i Exjerience Allowed ToPractice TEAM HAS HIGH SCORE At the first meeting of the begin- ning rifle class held last Tuesday aft- ernoon, 22 women reported for prac- tice. This was an increase over the number in the class -last year at the same time. Membership in the Wo- men's ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL BULLE QUIJANO, MEXICAN REVOLT LEADER, IS EXECUTED T1 H BY FEDERALIST OPPONENTS AFTER LONG PURSUIT Li LAI,,, ko-- _vow -' wwwwww %0- ication in the Bulletin is constructive notice University. Copy received by the Assistant to p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) to all members of the President until; OFFICALS ADVISE ny beoe by reporting to the UNION MEMBERS any day from 3 o'clock to () 'clod.Union membership cards Al...…
…)ESTABLISHED' F 1890 JYre Ar 41P . t Ake 41P AL MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EIGHT PAGE.' VOL. XXXVIII, No. 22 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1927 Y GREEN ELECTED MMORY OF CARNEGIE Varsity Band Leads Crowd As They Give HNOREDBY COLIDGE Team Noisy Sendoff By C. S. . In spite of inclement weather, a crowd of several hundred students and PH SIC'AL DUCATION Phi Eta Sigma Will Hid Initiation And C L U B H [ R S G IJ K E R IBa n ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRI W SOUTH AFRICAN SIEVATORY TO RE IISHED THIS FA!L ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATIONS OF LAMONT EXPEDITION 1 TO BE RECORDED TO REMAIN EIGHT YEARS Staff Consisting of Rossiter, Jessiip, %id Donner to do Researchi Work On Doule Stars . According to an announcement by Professor Ralph H. Curtiss, director of the University observatory, the building of the University's southern obseivatory at Bloemfontein, South Africa, is fast nearin...…
…R 14, 1927THE MICHIGAN DAILY EBERBACH RELA! TES DETAILS OF SUMMERHS WORK IN LARADOR SPENDS INTERESTING SUMMER WITH NOTED LABRADOR PHYSICIAN AS MEDICAL CHIEF APPOINTED CHIEF OF PHONE WORKS "Labrador, although little is known about it by most people, is an intense- ly interesting land and completely fas- cinated me during my stay there this summer," stated Dr. Carl Eberbach of the University hospital who spent 3 months there this summer with ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCI TI-IF MIaCat-IICAN flwil V aFR~flAY Of" LL 1'7, I. -- Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in' Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial, A-oriation. 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 niews pub- lished her...…
…A __________M Tfl rliNew Members Are MISS JOHNSON IS B SELLLR F'M b Ae S O OI Elected By Wyvern NEW INSTRUCTOR Athletic A nnouncem ent Of Th FLEAGUEWyvern, Junior women's honorary WEATHER CAUSES WILL ORGANIZE GROUPS FRESHMEN MEET group 18 [N Isociety announces its fall elections to GrnItorIes. SorarItIes. anid Le" membership as follows: Rose Strass- DELAY OF FINALS FOR RIDING INSTRUCTION FOR VOLLEY BALL eWee (Ruth Taylor.) " 'ains '"ill meet ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYF TOL VER INES DEPART FR FIRST CONFERENCE TEST OlGER TEAK STRENGTHENED BY ADDITIONS, SE WILL URP UfSS FlIAND HBKJL P IE S S LUMP NOTRE DAME BRIOMENTOPLAY OPES TO BREAK MICHIGANWISCONSIN JINX HARBOR MUTUAL FEAR H i IN FEATURE INTERSECTIONAL T NAVY ELEV ILT TQMORROW i Yost, WIeman, Klipke, Brown, Hoyt, And Tillotson Accompany Squad of 34 Players BOVARD, RICH TO START Michigan's football squad, consist- ing of 34 players...…
…... ................. . .. ... .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. ... .. .. . ~OM../ ALON+a / vivG THL SIDEL N .... w..{ .,vo~u:,r-'S By hrbet I. VT r That Coach Tad -Wieman' has eon- iidence in the backfield of ilbert, -Offma=,Pa bcock, and Rich wh je it has statuedboh of Mchigan'spa~ tie games wsas cle-arly shiown las night when he hidicalmd that these, four Would amsnswertheopening whis- te tmmrrow"vvat Mdison. I'Tve aweioly...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY ~DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN "AMERICAN GIRL,"RUTH PERFECT TAKEOFF; 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 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1927 Number 22 . .. .. .. . Students of Journalism: Owing to illness, Prof. J. L. Brumm will be unable to meet his classes this morning. J. M. Brunim. ELDE...…
…FESTABLISHED 1 890 Jr -AdNmh Ar VOL. XXXVIII, No. 21 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1927 DECISIVE MORITILS MARK JUNIOR CLASS ELECTIONS YESTERDAY LITERARY JUNIORS, DECIDE 'MEMBERS FOR ANNUAL J-IfOP COMM1~ITTEE ON WhITTLE IS PRESIDENT Petrie, Roden, Gessner, Grentel And Parker Are Chosen for Group To Man:age Annual Party Robert Petrie, '29, Marshall Boden, '29, Robert Gessner, '29, Earl Gremel, '29, and Frederick Parker...…
…t1 11 I LIFA- La l ~' J.~**4 I -~ A IntLtJ tAIt ftfHINl FIRST YEAR MEN' Mc~iurray Believ es Summer Survey By University, Professors Proved Success Prof. K. C. lie'..lrry of the Geo- detailed surveys of all sections of the graphy departmaent lhE',icvcs that the st~ate. This great task had moved survey madIe this summei r in the north- s ;lowly andl information was needed MAIL TICKETS TO WISCONSIN GAME All tickets for the Wisconsin game s...…
…THE ICHIGATN DAILY,. __ ....... .r __..._.. ...... ...... .......................... .__- a / ,. : ,, . it i i ~ ~ , W ,- . . a, It - r s ,nY , a l ;x "Oh, the accessory shop in .the Arcade. are the exclusive dealers in the JADE you know--" Jade, the stocking of the future.' DUO-TOE and HEEL I A This reduction includes our ,entire new fall stock and will last for two days only after which all ;frocks remaining will resume their former pr...…
…THE MICT TIGAN DA1ILY TllRaTA CT014R-13, -92 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 istexclusivelyneflo 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,...…
…, OCTOBER 13, 1927 r THE MICHIGAN DAILY I .. . .. .. ................................................ ............... - --------- - ....................... . .. .............. ............... .. - . .............. ............. ..... . . . . ........ . .............. .... . .......... -52- TiVA G5, own no K9 IT I/ ANNOUNCE COMMITTEE Committee Initiates 'New Means To Swell FOR ANNUAL SPREADNew Building Fund Margaret Babcock Is Elected...…
…THE MICHIGAN.DAILY v ISCONSIN MAKES READY TO REPEL WOLV1ER I IL RY OVE Dr.MayCensures FANSASKVEECK TO BUY CUYLER .I Ers CE NRNC ro17NJ %Wm ice and (rofoot i liacklield As Iimpori Factor In Badger Offensive Loom TEAM LACKS GOOD KICKER (Py Dan. Albreet.) Sports Editor, The Daily Cardinal.] MADISON, Wis., Oct. 11.--The Wis- consin football team, back from its 26-6 victory over Kansas, today began final preparations for its all-im...…
… EPYR CLASSIFI FOR LAR -.HOTEL SAGE, Detroit, Mich-. FOR SALE-A large sized Victrola, in good condition. Phone 8417, 20 1 22 24 WANTE D WVANTE:D- Student girl to take care 0 (hildrenl from 3 tu U. Poard. (Call LOST--Glasses with white gold rims In Health Service case. Return to W K Huron or phone 92G. 2 LOST-Brown leather bill fold con- tain g 11 Dollars and rceits, Monday. Finder, Dial 21243 or mail to F. C B, 60 Packard Reward (Special to...…
…__________________________TH E M I ITCAN DAILY t --7-- AlI LY OFFICIAL BULLE' 1,Angell Ha l on "Esperanto, The International Auxiliary Language." The T ; public is invited. I IN Chas. Palmer. University of Michigan Band Formation tonight at 9:15 at Morris Hall without uniforms. Gordon Packer, Drum Major. PIi Eta Signil: All members are urged to attend the initiation and banquet to be held BrOwn Wil1 Address Traditional Smoker ("al: o...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 1 Ar 41P MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXVIII, No. 20, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1927 EIGHT PAGES LAWYERS. ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, EMTISTS PICK JUNIOR gFFICERS fSWEEPING FIRE STRIKES OCEAN CITY DISTRICT Damaging Blaze Reported to be Under Control After Destroyhig EIght Blocks Near Board Walk (By Associated Press) OCEAN CITY, N. J., Oct. 11-Re- ported under control after sweeping LEIGH YOUNG, FORM...…
…Lone Efagle In Long Flop Across Country V PLA Ni 1' Coniservation Prog'ram Rtecommendled 'kiDistrict.Convention Likely- To Be AdIopted by Club :'Men WOULD DISTRIBUTE BOOKS (1 y Ns catcd Press) BAT'TLR CREEK, October It - M4Ichrign KiwanrIans will take an ac- tive diart: in the move toward forest conlservatifon (inritig the coming year, if recommendatioins made to the re- Cent district convention in session: here are carried out. Iarry F'. B...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CUNCANMON PREDICTS DETROIT AS LOCATIONl OF 6.0,l P. CONVENION Salinas And Carranza, Mexican Official Who Played Part In Quelling Revolut Is DEAN DANA BACK FROM CONVENTION ion Samuel T. Dana, dean of the school of forestry, returned Sunday from Washington, D. C., where he repre- sented the society of American For- esters at a meeting of the forestry committee of the National Academy of Sciences which has been investi- ga...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDA Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications, Member of Western Conference Editorial 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, Mlichigan, as second class matte...…
…THE MTCHTGAN DAILY ) .......... .tom U sty? r ily --- W A. A. GIVESCORS0 E FOR SCOUT DIRFCT ORS ' All ('oI'be Wwwii1 Wo Are IMnerest- cd In Secut Work are Askedi To Register. WILL ORGANIZE GROUPS All girls who are in any way affil- iated with the Girl Scout organization are asked to communicate with Gladys Appelt at their earliest convenience. The girl scout organization is one of the largest national associations for' young girls in t...…
…DL VEINES PREPA RE FOR FIRS T CONFERENCE G2 ftO SEDNI DATS~Srive For;,,PosOiti on nMichgan Team BASKETBALL PLAYERS "Ma;r.oei Ls K M S U [UIfIAUELIIII I f$EGTS HOLD FIRST PRACTICE 1 -. . FPPAwRAfKS RHfl WI IS. 6 O; ' et reported to0(coachnEdin( llJ.-~-- Mather, McCoy, center of the ter~m that staged its great come back after I midseason reversals.: Included among the 45' odd candi- ..f dates for the team were Schroeder, - letter winner last w...…
…MICH' .1 11N UTA ~WTES P ~EH~fBadgers-Wolverines o Meet In Seventh1 AS REST 1 2l7 PL&Consecutive Battle I-- t~4t With Fielding H. Yost and George Star Yankee FIrst Basemani 1WJIIS 3 Little both absent from the coach-! Valuable Player Award WMth i a uatb oP fer 6 r Poi t ing positions of their respective teams; Michigan and "isconsia will meet LYONSiS SECOND CHOICE at Madison on Oct. 15 for the seventh COnsecutive game since 1921. YostE (...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1' DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I Publication in the Bulletin il constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Prgsident until 3:30 p. M. (11:30 a. M. Saturday.) N11imnr W Vnlnmn 0 WV! NVQTIA V O-rIflRFU 19!_ 11191 L vomme , r ,; r ir V, Uwn.; I, ju u mpier--i To the Deans: There will be no conference of the President and the Deans Wednesday, Oct. 12. Frank E. Robbins. Fo...…
…I ESTABLISHED 1890 dor .r P'Al o AOL ~ 3 aj A: PRESS a- W--ik VO.L. .XXV..I..No..19..ANN.ARBOR..M...IG .,.T.ESDAY,.OCTOBER ...,.1927 NXXVTII, No. 19. ANN ARBOR, MICTIIGA.N, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1927 EIGHT v I SIX SPEAKERS TO COME FOR t I TO SPEAK HERE AT CONVOCATION I NEW FEATURES INCORPORATED IN S |H | L L (B LB|BL ISSUE OF GARGOYLE OUT TODAY *ILL M [ Opening the new year with the larg- tenstein, '28, Louis Spalding, '2...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I 1 '' IT IfLAL rhtLLHU1 II SCQREfBY7 W YOR1 EKINS ER41O9 BY TALKING 0. CHARACTERJSTICS OF SUJPERNATURAL DISCUSSES VANY P}INT! Dr. W. N. Guthrlie of New York Speak On Subjiee f "Can We Have Acess To a Livng Jesus " Speaking in0St. rAndrew's Episcop Church, Sunday, on the subject, "Ca We Have Aecess to a Living Jesus Dr. W. N.- Guthrie, modernist clergy man of New York, lashed the typica "preacher as a "glorious pussyfoote...…
…THE ICHGAN tL .. .m .1 I I6N u Nl ENOLL [N GIVEN OUIT BYR EN SECRTARYOF U-NIO'N PLANS NEW ARA N (A1EENT FOR. NOW TWO MIN CLASSES Pw silide Now To Beeolne Life Mem- beer of Student Organisation For Forly Dollars Young Author Visits Professor Gould;. Wvas Member of Putnam Party To North IMLAr~ O SPAK eck W"Il ddres ~)ii~WICURS 1 . i jjr I is I' i . I { ,, Wh Ien Prof. Lawrence M. Gould re- tuirnud from a summer in Baffin Islandl explor...…
…THE MTCH-TG AN PATT Y ____________ Published eery 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- tiled tothe us for republicationof all news a dispatches creditedo it or not otherwise- credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the. postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ow S. S "(i 11 A; ___._ M u r e T L i i 1 "4 1 Ti a b l e s H a v e B e e n S o l d For MNitol Work's Lecture On Bridge at Union PROCEEDS 60 TO LEAGUE Tickets for the Milton C. Work pro- gram, which have been on sale at Wahr's bookstore since Thursday, October 27, are reported as being much in demand. More than 150 tables have been arranged for and de- mands for places at them are contin- ually coming into Wahr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ri ?MAKERS CONQUER lIARVARD, 19-0 IN UPSE 'I SHOWS WELL H MILER RECEIVES ING CRIMSON ARSIlY CAGE SOUAD WILL MEET TONIGHT A ALJIQUIST LEADS BIG T EN SCGRING liIILUUJUIILI B IN SERIESCONTESTS Newly Established Records Lrgely Due To Heavy Slugging Of Babe Ruth { .: FIVE MARKS ARE TIED Aficaglo Reverses Form In Defeating Hoosier Eleven; Ohio Wins Over Iowa, 13 to 6 ADGERS DEFEAT KANSAS Coach Jimmy Phelan of the con...…
…THELICIG(-AlN JDAILY LONG THE SIDELINES rt E. Vedder alties in the first twogae is:*- thinks about 'the son total as much or imore thman thosew iy M1ichigan in last 1 o all sea.oni. THIS COLUMN CLOES AT3 P.M. LAS SF-IETHIS COLUMN ADVERTISINGU. AT 3 Pil By Ilerhel The more one showing made b3 Saturday's gamie with State the more attrocious; it seems. As a cynical senior said, "it was just plain dis- gusting." WhVeR a teami shows the powie...…
…DAILY O FFICIAL BULLE1TIN 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. n. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 8 TUES)DAY, OCTOBER 11, 1927 Number 19 To the Deans: There will be no confcrence of the President and the Deans Wednesday, Oct. 12. Frank E. Robbins. lnivershty houses for Rent: Nine room house at 1229 South State. Entirely redecorated, flo...…
…. ESTABLISHED 1890 0g A, A^ WOW , , MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS - - --------- Vol, XXXVIII, No 18. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1927. EIGHT P LVERINES I OEFEAT STATE 21 -0 DULL CONTEST flTED MENl TA (ITWO BANDS DO BRILLIANT WORK AS ""|| A|linrA NILU MEN L SPEAKL MICHIGAN STATE, MICHIGAN CLASH !ALL JUNIMR LASSES HIS PUNTING AIDS CG P RING WOVRN ,MCIgl OERFUL. WOL ET E AM IN ORATORICAL FOR ENSUING SEASON McGOVERN, DA...…
…11111HUl MIJL, TLE TAX CASE eegarden Acts As Sargent's Assistant Definite Recomninpidation by President g SExpected Soon; New Problemsis Clee ase kDbts EXPEC CANOE IN RATES By 7 Avd Lawrence WASHINGTON, Ocet. 8- The ad-f mnisItration' s' in a quandary,' over tax ' redue ti ,n. What looked several montiths'sago'Tike acertainty; now s anf neertarty.=r Political credit that was expected to ensue from a reduc- tion In taxes in a presidential yea...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ....+n [N Finish Preparations , For Freshman Camp .! n .-aeon r- ir- n lUK MEN'S ULEE LLUU Many 34,1n are Needed to Fill Group; Tryouts are Asked to Report 31onday Afternoon SEVERAL ARE INELIGIBLE; Twenty-nine men have been defi- nitely chosen as members of this year's Men's Glee Club, according to an announcement made by Director Theodore Harrison and the managers, yesterday morning. There are still several places ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY srxy, 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- tted to the use fo irepublication ofallynews dispatches credited to it or not otherwise crrdited in this paper and the local news pub- lshed herein.,' Entered at the postoffie at Ann Arbor, Michigan, assecond class...…
…, ___7THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 - . VA MUM 7AVA=MS IIWA7jA v v ..i-es s- N-S I b L .. _. . FACULTY WIVES PLANT RECEPTION AT UNION Voice Faculty Gains 26 WOMEN ENROLL I May Strong, Sopra IN ORAL HYGIENE SOCIETY Lawyers' Career Is Difficult One For Women Is Conclusion Of Dean Bates - - - IL Yrs. Henry l. Rate, President of C('10 Will Exphtiin Work aind Aim,, Of Various Groups' PREPARE YEAR'S PROGRAM On Thursday, Oct. 13, at 3 o'clock, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,} TRIUMPH AGAIN FOR CLEAN L S WEEP, 4 P , -- JUS WILD P IN NINTH INNING [LOW NEW YORKTO WIN FOURTH STRAIGHT t Is Unp ralled Since 1924 When 4talling's Miracle Braves Routed Athletics BE RUTH HITS HOMER (Special to the Daily) A.NKEE STADIUM, NEW YORK, >ber 8 - Scoring the winning run he ninth inning when a pitch by us went wild with three men on , the New York Yankees today ated the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4 to Scl...…
…CHGAN DAILY A EN, 2ff01 3< 1 STADIUM FIELD SIDELIGH ~O~OOCGOLFERS BOW TO TS DETROIT, 181/2-17'/ Notre Dame's Aerial Attack and line Plays Prove Too Strog For u. of D. efense FLANAGAN SCORES TWICE (By Associated Press) Battering their way through the University of Detroit's defense, Coach Knute Rockne's Notre Dame eleven today defeated the Detroit team 20 to 0 before 25,000 people, the largest crowd ever to be packed into Dinan field he...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y OFFICIAL BULLETI Tuesday from 4:30 to 6 in room 216 School of Music. All those interested are j invited to tryout. i AIL I Delma Loyer. 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.) is Volume 8 Romance Club Meeting: The first meeting of the Romance Club will be held on Wednesday, Octobe...…
… I ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr .tf .id 4 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS, ............. . . . . . . . ................. ......... .... ............. ....... ... ... .......... ........................ . . . . .. . ................. . VOL. XXXVIII, No. 17 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1927 EIGHT PAG FOREMOST OPPONENTS OF CALLES IN MEXICO ARE REPORTED UNITED NICARAGUAN SAYS JAZZ IS MERELY PHYSICAL APPEAL IS LIKELY ENVOY LELAND PRESI...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S~a ---- _ : ......... _ _ _._ _ _ _ I it it u It .:, , , . : . j : / / F ° ;s l ; "\ Orr , *!':,' .f f . t , ' 1 i ', -t F_' ; , 'sa ,!fi7 _; y y y h v i _, TOP' ' DRY COATS CLEANER d P hon 4300 Mich.igan Cleaners y days The exotic weaves of the feminine top coat of today require exactinglc skill in cleaning and pressing. This estab- lishment is thor-oughly comipetent for handling thlis work. RE PAIRITNG AND REMODELI...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PLAS T' RFOEST IDL LLANDSU O CUBA MADE BMTHW FORESTRY PRO'ESSOR ENGAGED AS CONSUI/ ING ADVISOR OF FtUlCOMPANY TEAK TO UPPLANT CANE Cuba Beginning to Realize All Land Not Suitable for Raising Sugar Crops Despite his regular duties as an instructor in the School of Forestry and Conservation, Prof. Donald M. Matthews acts as consulting forester for the United Fruit company and the Cuba company. These concerns are proposing to ...…
…THE MICHTGAN DAT Y sATURDAY - -~ 1 . . - ----------__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - TED LL I THEATER THE MEN B 0 0 K WHO 3MAKE OUR PRESIDENTS M U After weeks of wandering about on the campus, two of Rolls special cor- S SIC respondents have returned with the history of a thrilling drama, entitled: TONIGHT: The Mimes present the - final performance of "The Bad Man" in their theater at 8:30 o'clock. THE GIGLI CONCERT A review, by Vincent Wall. ...…
…R , 1927 THE MICHICAN DAILY ;Tit 00. 13 J. FM- I Py a PLANS ARE 'COMPLE-TE FOR LEAGUE BUILDING Gifts are Received Insuring Library's Ileing Set Aside as temorIal To Woman Donor NEW DORMITORY DIRECTOR TELLS OF li ENJOYABLE MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE U I |[) PAY | (QUl IPEGASUS ELECTS YEAR'SOFFICERS 111 -Ilection of officers for 1927-1928 - I as held on Tuesday afternoon by BUILDING TO BEGIN SOON Returning from Chicago, Thursday, where she...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PNNOCK GIVES BUT THREE HITS AS YANKS WIN, 8-1 OSAIRS DROP T}IIRD N ROW TONEW YORK 'rates Fail To Reach First Base Till Eighth Inning; Mealdows Is Knocked Out Of Box !ABE RUTH HITS HOMER (Special to The Daily) New York, Oct. 7.-Herb Pennock, eteran New York Yankee southpaw, scribed his name upon world series ecords most impressively today when s held the Pittsburgn sluggers to a eagre three hits, all occurring in the...…
