…THE WEATHER PARTLY CLOUDY; NO TEMPERATURE CHANGE Ir VOL. XXXIV. No. 56 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1923 , r ,, t SERMAN FACTIONS CANNOT AGREE ON NEW CHANCELLO GOVERNMENT ENDS THIRD DAY CRISIS WITHOUT NAMING I OFFICIAL HEAD' ALBERT UNABLE TO WINt OVER NEEDED SUPPORT Stresemann's Selection for Postion Not Favored by Partyt Leaderst Berlin, Nov. 26.-(By A. P.)-Dr. Heinrich S. Albert up to late tonight had no...…
… that water landings mlay be made if lish students, who have shown them- necessary. selves capable of taking advantage ot ---- the opportunity, a knowledge of Am- erican life in that part of the country aanropnii.where the donor considers it most ________flIVLIIIHIIcharacteristic. BRITISH iniiin Terencio # Peralta, of tha~ Romance languages department, will deliver the - I --second Spanish lecture of the year at Mtl. Clarence Craf, an America...…
…3DAY, NON;EM BE+R 27, 1923 THE MICl-HIGAN DAILY PAGEI n ... rwr e +.+ ---------------- 7- , 1 , . ____ ___ ____ ___-- ----. DR. ADAMS WILL IBIIIONLFBESBMAN "Dncing The ighest Medium y ' ( ADDRESSWOM E Nl TU IN PUJY SIT FOB DC.1Of Spirtul Expressi'on "Wrh ^-D.Rndlh0.Aas ;~~the Clrcnts lb ray, il s ea t '- - teonheei .- M.- ------------___ scn etn of theyear of theAnn XR . ARION L. BURTON WILL It is not true that a person wh o does S...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. -- Among those schools seeking to per- feet their internal organizations along lines of English and continental uni- versities, some have given their stu- dents an opportunity to exhibit their; interest in academic matters through l the manifestation of initi...…
…TUESDAY, :NOVEMBER 27, 1923 ' TUSANVME 7 9THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _r__ __ _ UIrnfFV IDDIUF~ Begins Exposure IN 5OUTH AFRICA1, , r1tors !, . 4 Astronomy Professor to Find Desir- able Place From Which to Study Southern Leavens OBSERVATORY DIRECTOR 'WILL ERECT $409000 TELESCOPE Sop hotnore" Defies Gravity And It will be necessary for someone to ( climb t h top of the pole' to replace the rope. Teary has volunteer...…
…tHE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1923 W q oI~owuuhhul ________________ _ ... ..-M.. .... 11 1 . s., : ,i ....,.,., .._... ... .. -,. a - ,. .:n,_..a. :.. . _ .. ROSPECTS GOOD FOR 1924 ELEVEN' MANY GOOD QUARTERBACKS THIS YEAR \' ,, .. _ .f ' ~rZ T 'F M"O m rrorIH GA 'FRESHMAN RESERVE MEISWRD x* ,.. - ; At Least 14 Letter ken Expected to Don Togs Again Next Season FIVE EXPERIENCEI) BACKIS AMONG REMAINING Gill )DDERS...…
…COLUMN LAS I FI COLUMN CLOSES CLOSES T 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. IIcI.0 ____ ____THE MICHIGAN )AILY FIRST' 1 a r Softc Rea SNAPPY, SERVIC AL ATER OF QI te 7'it'1 oi eI FOR RENT TYPE~WRITER REPAIRING SINGLE ROOM in a. private family.! ALL MAKES. Agency Woodstock and , ~~v rid 7:30 :i' i Oliver typewrters, Sundstrand add- E. Huron. iug machine, Line-a-Time copy, holders, rubber stamps, ribbons, [,0' cushion keys, type cleaners and sup- pl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7:30 tonight for the matinee and evening performances of the Portman- teau Players. Ticket takers are expected to report at these same hours. Wilfrid ocking, Chairman, Usher Commiktee. Alpha Epsilon .3Ii: Special meeting, Tuesday Nov. 27 at 6:45 P. M. room 302, Michigan Represeidtatives from various frater- nities on the campus wint meet at 5:30 o'clock this aftetnoon at Lane hall. Var:ous campus problems are to be d...…
