…ABLY FAIR 11 V Lw 43irn 4 t Ii IVI ~J1IVI"L-1'ta IASSOCIA s VOL. V, No. 33 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1924 EIGhT PAGES PRICE, ,Y INSPACHER SPEA9S TONIGHT ONDRAMA AS SCAL FORC RATORICAL PROGRAM OFFERS; NOTED DRAMATIST AS SECOND NUMBER WROTE WAR POEMS' roduced "Daddalums" in London; Author of Other Well-known Plays Burton Gains Upon Illness President Marion L. Burton is rap- idly on the road to rec...…
…________THE MICHIGAN £DL LY _ r _ / AV p. A ff d oA,0 d ( / . eves " Rve b S 1 t tro''' We' da 11~Y th1rv e reo 1 t1 sa ' ocore V p tv h eb f at tVt, l t J e AM For the fake of ERE is one thing more important than great cities and rich farms. It is, the American Spirit. It is the spirit that threw off the shackles of tyranny and gave birth to the Republic. The Spirit of America is the Spirit of Liberty. America without Libe...…
…__ j gg ~rights and privileges, I I"In a state-supported insttittion ;..x elike Michigan, it is not felt that there PAFIHE1O OHH~ Sttemet I Alu nus ssu are any gouns for drawing such a A ratl r clear, concise statement fo the fact that townspeople in the statej lie of distinction, but it must be re- the ticket situation problem is on- of Michigan get seats on the 40 and membered that alumni receive appli- CiOr a"Izalons WilL Assist In the~ t...…
…THE MIv1ICUIGAN DAILY ry morning except Monday rsity year by the Board in nt 1'ucations. abers of Western Conference Editorial ation. Associated Press is exclusively en~ to the use for republication of all news ches credited to it or not otherwise Sin this paper and the local news pub- therein. :ered at the postoffilce at Ann Arbor, gan, as second class matter. Special rate stage granted by Third Assistant Post- scriptionby carrier, $3.50; ...…
…HE MICHIGAN DAILY t T _._. -- - ------..., -. '', AM MMU Sti52 s-- MARTHA C09K SCORES, - I \/-v .,..... ARCHERY CLSS TAS TOR To IYAKE AWIERY Woman Makes pI9Y ntainh Success Of Debt '" Laden Business lHOSPIALCHI L 'CHILD CONSERVATION HOLD EXHIBITION UNION OF After 5 minutes of playing, the Mar- tha Cook team made a goal against I NSororsis and broke the tie of theirj first game which was played Monday. Monday's game consisted of fou...…
…THE MICHIGAN Y . - - V"ALLLILLLH %a .r caruuu!mu w . 'i m n r $ i nip RSITY TO LEAVE .dmwll cm MR FUH MINNESOTA TODAY NTIRE SQUAD IN OOD 0SHAPE TO MEET HEAVY GOPHER OUTFIT wenty-Seven Player. and Coaches Sp aulding Expects to Use Reviiniped to Entrain at 2:29 O'clock Attack In Michigan Gaine Today , Saturday "BROWN JUG" IS PRIZE PEPLAW AGAIN IN SHAPE Twenty-seven members of Michi- (Special to The Daily). x's 'Va.rity fo...…
…THE MICH-IGAN )A~iY .. [IL AT 3 Po44f WANTED STUDS-VT DELIVERZY I fll IN TOflgen , oS the new president of the A Dlvretoayprofteciy5cCleeoSugosISI1LT TUTOR IN Accounting answer box OPEN NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS Li U~LI r. harlesMayo 33 Michigan Daily. Utl83 .N OpoieCutH ueA e r s d rfSTUDENT Desires washing andi iron- i PHONE 3591-J {i0 9 H 1 E ing dlone. Address W. E. Klein,____________________ ADfVERTI SING FOR SALE WRQOIIT IRON BRIDGE L...…
…ITIlE I ICIIGAN DAILY _____ __ FF IC I AL DULLFIIN I ion in the Bulletin is constructive notice 't%, all members of versity. Copy received by thbe Assistant to th., F" esident until m. (11-30 a. mn. Saturdavk 4 5 THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 309, 1921 Numbewr 33 Ir' t l morro1,W night1.at 7::;0 in the audiito:rium of Lane Hall. As customary, all members a' txCre i1'C~St to be prs1n. Leo i7. ~oikPres. ; .hcarsal w\ill1b held ths vniL frem 7 to ...…
…TH4E WEATHER PAJITY CLOUDY; N SETTEI) DTOi)AY Siwr i auf gait MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 32 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1924 EIGET PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS 1 _ . . """~" t AUITOR'S REPORT fOR YEAR MAlE TO BARD OF REGENTS Hugh Lofting, English Author, Lauds Animals In World War, CHANGES IN SYSTEM USED HOSPITAL SU"GESTED) BY FIRM ATE CRITICISM MADE Investigation Discloses Incomplete and...…
…TWO; THE MICHIGAN DAILY. WE~DNESD AY, OCTOBER 29,- 1924 I Ne ? e n Follette declared that the "mt i en-I airriri This service follows that 'offered a courgin fetur ofouraanj~ g i~flf~j~iuir iivrt fshort time ago by the Republican £ Wth.I T E RIsN w p e ie t BL M S C O IG bat the 'ightf ror "thie Indp' ndett- ww ,i < T ;S u~ ctlubwincoensisted ofmalinfg ap /O LE TO ORO, F R iCA fiE Pbtgreavet icktas e~fit neoed F PEE NlTBYplications for bal...…
…WEDlNESDAY, OCTOB ER 2, 1924 THE ICHIGAN DAILY H~~~OD UUSE ODLOC MIEH Ba SLW er RU tir ( ___ ._ f c ?~1akcs S e)nent 01 Activities ~e(~oJItI Ai ~uaI Ye;tripook (d !nl U. S. CREDITOR NATION - Washington, Ot 28.-Activities of tale United SttlE's i-1 vworld coniie-' whllih hax",e s?;'ns formled the C'.fiFIW y fromn a debltolr to a creditor lea? io, l'r 1C(diSCu1SSerI by)1"Sc retary iIOO todxay in a s;tatemen atacedto i fiCcond 'annu111l1...…
…PAGE PT~OUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY ---- .A-. .... .-..,.__...... Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Pubications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Associatijn. 'The Associated Press is exclusively en- titied 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 therein. Entered at the postof...…
…WEDNErSDAYOCTOBR 2 ,1924 I'HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAM IV. ' 7 _. __ Is Youngest Law vyer In State APPOINT DIRECTOR -F JNW PA tAiu y lon is :Experiened in Act- to 1 Dire(ct , uior (Airls' d; Play TRYOUTS OCCUR IN DEC. Genius Is Sought; TKIctoryHGHTirl' PLA Factry~il Wns~ ~ UHUOL Member s of thle 1~in';S Daugh~lte'si Isociety of whic' lu rs. A. R. CH"L~en- don is president will hold a ba za'4 on the evening of Niov. 14 and dulring the day and...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1924 IuIW W s.._.... ... rr r rr a F 5§ . ......... ..... , imQ ' ,. . m , {. ;;k. ,h= STAR EVEN IN DEFEAT Phillips, Winner of Olympic Trials,l Will Be Lost To Barkers WAS ON FRESHMAN TEAM Edward Phillips, '27. star of last season's freshman wrestling squad, left the Boyer Memorial hospital ofI Ypsilanti for his home in Lake Charles, La., Sunday.I Phillips was injured in an accident in Ypsila...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEIr ;,22, 1924 T4 IiIIA AL PAGE SEVEN OllN C S S IFI68iSSBrA ..ADVERTI SING At PM MAY BRING I0T EXHIITKansas Given CMRHANTS GIVEPRIZES OF VIE rNNA i lll N' oif "Chapter, jr Ig Nil i [N ru[ Ruuw Give P'svc!zclogy Efficiency Tests' i~. 'Lawrence, Kans., Oct. a -5.~. At- Tlai. KENNEDY from Los. or trade* Rudy at 3( FOR SA1L. uO~SL~;_-______LOST IRO N j LTM I O LAMvPS, I PEA1RL BRACELET Four- strands in- Koch & 1ienne, ...…
…rAGE EIGHT EN~AOTBE 9 9 H IHIA AL ____ TH MCHGA-DIL W1, 29, 152 I DAILY OF fIC I AL *BO L LEIL Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice t,_ all membelrsjO 01 the University. Copy received by the Assistant to th~r :l etident until 3:30 p. m. (11 30 a. m. Saturday, " - Volume'a WEDNESDAY, OCTOB01ER -29,I 1921ir :%,)n at :1 2j02l to h ic:h :: ",1°The g'Id1neic'a 1 ubli is r lly iki, C .,;a, .No)i1, (O,. 148 (Agi aito1, (ant ila...…
…THE WEATHER CLOUDY AND WARNERR TODIAY Y 3kr 4:,ahI33 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 31 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS POLITICS KEEPS AMERICR OUT OF LEARUE-FISHER ADVOCATES REFERENDUM DRESS AT HILL AUDITORIUM IN AD- I Special Persian Envoy To Confer On Imbrie Death Washington, Oct. 27. (By A. P.)- fsen an "extraordinary envoy" to the United States to explain an...…
…a> PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TESD Y, OCTOBERX 28, 1924= NOTARY SERVICE PLANNED BYGLUBR Ilopublican Organization Is Ready To Handle Absentee Votes Of Students SERVIE TOBE F1REF LaRue A co'm''P'cu jOf .Scientists 11 C j i s t 7 Anniouncemlent was made by offi- t -cais of the Republican club- yester-v dajy that the organization, is nlowr hready to give notary service absent voters' ballots. All voters residingl outside of the stat...…
…?AY, OCT OBERE 28, 1924 THE MICHIGAN. DAILY H UTO.'eek,s To Defeat HOOVER TO CLL GOP eaoi OUSESENTERED FTER, SFT CON IL ew J.ersey Race, GAME; PROPERTY TAKEN . ~~'~- Saturday night, following the Ws Wi-consin-Michigan game, five houses- LatioumiJ Doss sA Api-V Brig' As 14; Mt were entered and property amount- Wrrant Remedy , ry ing tg more than $425 was stolen ac- Secertl ry\ cording to the local police. From 1511 . 5 Washtenaw, $100 in cas...…
…THE MICUIGAN DAILY ---------- Published every morning execp Monday during the Universityear by the Board in Control of Student g ulications.1 A Members of Western Conference EditoriaF Association.t The Associated Press is exclusively en-t tted to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwisse credited in this paper and the local news pub lshed therein.1 Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor Michigan, as ...…
…TU DY, OTO1WI -2 8, 1024 t2 MICI IIGAN DAILY I MTAVAM M Elli'AvAM r°--------....' ANONCE COMMITTEES 'es II iu GRG U II DQ[Arn 0oti ,.. . MASQUES ANNOUNCE CASTI FANNUALPRODUCTION FlT4t SQV STAG~E LPQSS1BI1ATES r .I Faculty Women's SClub To Present YVVCAOFESOUI S"Icebound" Today N C LUBElLEADERSHIP IVIrun I i.JIIIIR1II iiILflU j The following committees were ap- Afemibers of the Student league of .1ainee Musicale can obtain course1 poi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY- OCTOBER. 21q. THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI I~ThAV APPC~T~T~'T~ 9~ XJX I U -D Ej I L ZY L i r. TEJ -NIS t _ - - - - - -- - - -- - - I Great End Badly !H*STfl[[ Injured Saturday Hi IFI S ME A GIES SATURDAY After K OIfl~ Notre Dame An Chicago. 'TSU 0 UTTo 5 Feature Saturday's Games ID 3 A D D I~ ed ome of toms npot ae Captain Leland Pri galloped 37 Ya~ler Wrr~e byLackof Rser o t ear, and ter- sults were fit- ar...…
…TED OTOBER 28li7:trnl~. ., 1924 TH-E MId I IGAN DAILY Nqrth Sea Tu~nnel Nears Reality a" ....T L! ,. ttw olcaio Tin; 5 ~~~~~~SPECIAgL POLICE CALLED) 1,.61F~' i L A 1 E'COLMN__-_ CLSS,,' ON*X ADVERTISING AT 3 OOTALLTOAFIC " !'() 111,' j't MDy ____________________________-~the police last Saturday to insure of- ! - ' l p: re(atls n 10 t ken FOR SALE FOUND WpROUT IKON 1 :fl..JIDTkr LAMPS. I PUT) gmc5,,..11 qnm of nngnt $3.15. At Koch & Hl...…
…- --- - - ~ -- -- :30--La Soclad Ilisjmuica mecets in WXV1 RAT' G 0 1 N ( room 302, Union. Notices to a'PPear in thiS COLIMA VnuSt WEDN ES 1)AY be ef i it]nElie box atIth1e D a iy ohice i T 1 P-Ovided f~r that yp1rpose i3 More 4 , 12:1,')'I athieiatics clubi luncheon at o'Iclc precceding the bay of issue. nion. ______________ - -7:30--Saiprinaiv club meets In room TUEI~lSI)A 304, Union. 1:15---I'lliysics ('dolwinui iteel il 7:41) rofessor Toai...…
… I T-IL WEATHER LY Sin U .'. a t Section One TODA PRICE__._,__FIVE y.C.ENT. I VOL. XXXV. No. 39. SIXTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1924 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS 'c w _ YALE EONMIST TO GIE LCTuE( DR. IRVING FISHER TO SPEAR IN HILL AUDITORIUM TOMORROW ON LECTURE TOUR Meeting Under Auspices of League Of Nations Non-Partisan Association "The League of Nations" is the sub- ject of a public address to...…
…THE MICHIGAN . DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, SUNDAY MATINEE'TEVOE I'OUCTr TION('MANN.ARIlORITF 1:30-3:10-4:50 L~ N LAIGM 7 :00 and 8 :40 'I h(--v confln'g' a~ s te as 9:20 will see feature ly Strigttio he ear The amiazing' story or a girl w~ho goes from ries marriae .and responfibiltles at twenty-one. DeMille, supreme master of contr ast, sliv s y~ou the opulent scenes in a gay millionaire's ;resort a i...…
…2G, 1.32 . TH14F- ICI-ITIGAN DAILY MANAGERS CLUB -olds Import ant ELECTSOFF1ICERS, l Jr t r I i; and ernier, 23' 15 AlTLND LUNCHEON More iti an 15 nmembers of thec " 1 1an E Ezr'; c ub attended the ani- E.tnual lunchleon meeting at the Union yes terdlay at wbliich Thomas Clanecy,! '- 'I OT, of lbpenliung, director of the.* * 51 ' disrictof the Alnunni assoCiaTE- comning year. Mr. Clancey was foot- tion, 'was C1clCete president for tlhe" '....…
…I WGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1924 c l r mir4tigan JB tti1 J i Published every morning except Monday during the Uruversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. M .embers of Westerq Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- Cted 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 ther...…
…WUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1924 C i 5 II, ,, ;. .1 _ t p: Deanm H. M. Bates 'BETSY RONI WIS T-Square MelIK Speaks Of Women WEIi( Lf'IW i1an ~Decoratic In Law Profession Il N INTERHOUSE HOCKEY FTo#x-cague a. "Women will not find such a large Vcosi h aei i ne- COP)Utitofl n tI e form of (1 field in law as in medicine," accord-ius o eyturamnFidyI Ingsusn~ has been earni ing to Dean IT. M. Bates, of the Law; were Petsy Parbour house, and Gamx- I aof...…
…THE MICHIGANDAILY .. RNPAx; 00 " ,...a.,,u,,.r,.rw",,,dr ,"q"w. ,~ w. i' "rrtw rf f NNS , ,, - .,, t . V 'PIT OYBRHELMS BoflGER$ SOR IN__IRSTBIG NOIME CONTEST' wa as doped~ to disput~e firstplace nosy of the men and tlhefct that they Ka'thyIkulby, the Badger star. were up against one of the strongest 1st ta l _ OhFINN&I Baler and Captain Shrenefleld in I teamis in the Conference. th and 10th pxlaces re ipcctively were Professor H. C ....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1924 , .+ a , , . . . r : . German Railways Bfegn T6 Function Under U. &4Plan yard Inc Michigan was penalized 15 yards for balding on the play, and It was the Wolverine ball on their own 12 yard line. Rockwell punted Leads Varsity i i. Y . -_ _ ------------_-_-_-_-_ _-_-_-_------------------------.-- German railways have begun t j function under the reparations plan formulated by Owen. D. Y...…
…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY E iGTTH MIHIGN DILYST'NDAY, OCTOB3ER _26, 1924 D AILY OFFICIAL' BULLETIN i~rishDiplonvdf Fig~ecs hiLeagu Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice ti- all membors {;f the University. Copy received 'by the Assistant to thu. PF'e-ident until 3.30 p. in., (11:34 a. mn. Saturday, Volume 5 SUNDAY, 0{CT1OBER 26, 1924'+ =: ibr 89a 9 To The Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans on UWednesday, Oc...…
…Feature Section ldgmmmftft d .~' a . , ' .i" T;' *' ' 'Y , Feature Section VOL. XXXV. No. 30. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDA, OCTODER 2G, 1924 EIGHT PAGE S. C . A. A I 1925 P"It OGRAM Perry Hayden, President Of The Student Christian Association Outlines The Plans For The Organizatio n's Activities During The Current Year The University Judge Lane Tells Of The Early Years Of The Body At x A Review Of Last Year's Work ""Icy By C...…
…r .TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY ---- -- A History OfTeStl-t nd University Michigan Tne arliest Known for. their material Crary and Pierce slowly andl with infinite care and foresight evolved the skeleton of the first great state university. The Old World contributed ,the general frame- work, the comprehensive idea of a university in the fullest sense of the word, embodying all branches of knowledge.'- The New world gave the . - A. Permanent...…
…- --_ E" ? tyti al p - T i -+- Sports Captains Of This ~L S L t' ' S~ Harvard Ya 1 C hi cavg.otwezLei v . . Stanford U. Minnesota Iowa 1Muhigan Wisconsin Navy Ill1aO113 CoG I ae Big TenaketallScheduj J). rjip Jan. Jan. Jtan. '1 Ji'n.1 Jan. 1 JTan. 1 Jan. 1 Jan. 1 Jan. 1 Jan. 1 Jan. .1 Jan. 1 Jan. 1 Jana. 2 J<, n. 2 Jan. 2 Jan. 2 :Tan. 3 .Jan. 3 Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Fci. Feb. 1 F-e b. 1, _Fcb. 1 Feb'cl. 1 Feb. 1 Feb. J.- Feb. 1a F...…
…TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCT0131,111 23, Books and Writers<lWW J A-No. 1 Hugh Lofting comes to Ann Arbor Tuesday afternoon to talk about the a 1 m o a t-extinct-pushmi-pullyu, a n d Polynesia the parrot, and Doctor Do- little (John Dolittle, M. D.); also, he will talk about matters quite remote from Doctor Dolittle's home at Pud- dleby-on-Marsh. For Lofting, the biographer of Doc- tor Dolittle and the most popular writer of children's...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOTihiR 2G, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DILY PAGE +V4 ii[[1)) a Maier, Pattison and the Two Piano Recitals On Criticizing the r v Critics - The Twill S By Fred Sparrow. ight Organ Recila Is I. America aild England on the Stoge Thrfsalwy h5h 1 0 15J 1: '''m At ' cU_ si ll Oto.._il _,i.. _._... I ...'I_....a i_.n..rtheless._ th nls ' r' ig j 'lin in Lon- Arorth seing;. trd another By It. B. Hlendersoni _. The -two piano recital by...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY O(TOBER Z )2 -A- University Women _ , ems .. r a. . .... __ _..- , , . . 1,. Self-Supporting Students And Their Work Today self-support is a vital prob- len to 308 of the 2,341 women enrolled in the University, according to statis- tics obtained from the office of thet Dean of Women.. Of these 308 women, :2.are entirely self-supporting while the mainder are working part time.f These figures do not include th...…
…AY, OCTOBER 26, 1124 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE rr .., O T B R 2 , 1 24T E M C I ADI YP G ~ Cinema The Majestic - l IIidlI1IIII~hf1 illIII UII In "The Side Show of Life" the mo- tion picture adaptation of William Locke's best-seller, which is showing at the Majestic theatre the first of this week, Earnest Torrence's im- pressive portrayal of the lovable clown dominates the picture. It is a C stirring story, with good acting, beau- 2 tiful ph...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - ---' o o 0'i{ te oohtlls. ,bly smaller, It is rumiored tha, the jlmihe of increasing Ilasphoe run tot~a.lp{@III!IilipIIIIII1p{iip@{{{IlIfIIIIi{@t@{If{1{{pIpiI@i{ [Th c ltz c,1 ' a n~llaieg, i' W (r'ener'a1 director (for so we interpret chiut faied to get resuts. e 1 crnpi ae iiwoald be tit t it ec tteaithe title "President" ) Gardner Cowe.' - 11 C huijrches Bits About Books ant tnmaj. Of course, we shoaul~I A. 2, was ato...…
…II1 Ap Ap -A, A&- Air\ 0 MEMBER ASSOCI? XXXV. No. 29 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1024 EIGIET PAGES PRICE, Fl HUT ER ANNOUNC E S 1ST FOR ANNUAL lIMES PRODUCTION, RECTOR IS HIGHLY PLEASED 'WITH ASSEMBLAGE OF TALENT STAGED IN CHINA Hughes-' Foreign Policy Defended By J.S. Reeves The Daily publishes below an ex- clusive statement prepared by Prof. Jesse S. Reeves, head of the political science department...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t' r_, Gopher Stadium Not Complete For Wolverines To Dedicate- I nIIUII ITERuWA UU N ' UPPIY QR r Now istl Time to 1. Civil Engineers Meets Atrolt; All Say It Can Be Donie ND GAME HERE Ili Rumors emanating from Minne- 'There is nothing but the best of apolis to the effect that Michigan feelingd for Michigan and from pres- woul no dedcat thenowGophr ient indications we should sell out the would not dedicate the n...…
…THE MICHIG A N DA CANIJIDA TES Don't Borrowv-S-ubscrib Today. p UIIUVIII I I ISTRATION Read The ,_;,_1 Will I Sa~giilces-10C After Final Count Estim alpe Place- Total Includinig Summer andt Extension at 12,000 LAWS INCREASE ~Registration figures for the year 1924-1925, which were issued at the, of e of the registrar yesterday aft- erpoon bas>ed~ on the annual October co lt, show a slight dcreasec ove:r t official cout which w;as...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ueverymorning except B4 University year by the Boa Student Publications. of Western Conference Ed ociated Press is exciusivel e usefor republication of al credited to it or not °oth} this paper and the local new in at the postoffice at Ann1 as second class matter, Speci granted by Third Assistant' neral. ion by carrier, $3.50; by Ann Arbor Press Building, Editorial, 2414 and i76-M; Itt MlWhigan extend their sympathy to Wis...…
…i HE MICHIGAN DAILY ______ .._...- D. + '". r ---- '-V To Lead Singing ANNOUNCEM ENT t. - ,# NONEITRUSHOCKEY TEAM MEMBERS, "Y" Invites Women $Interclass hockey teams have been announced by Mliss Germ aine Guiot, of the physical education dlepartment. The senior team is as follows: D. Da- ~vis, L. Barley, L. Bellamy, M. Sinal- le Iy, M. Dutton, 0. 'McKay, M. Stewart, L. Boer, 0. Boer, 0. Verdelin,.0. East, A. Laddl, L. Weniger, F....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r .rrrrrw '* I, list 21 r U , ITY ON TGES t 8. BADGER SAME atinued from Page One) isconsin lineup, although not announced by Coach Ryan hour last night is bound to he two Harmon brothers and Hlarris in the backfield. Isar- ady runner and a good for- sser will probably take his ion at right half where he ed against the powerful Min- ombination last week. The brothers are both capable rs. Leo Harmon is a line and is...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .---- ,.--- w _ I I TAPPJNS RETURNS FROM mFIELD TRIP ADVERTISING FOR SALE ALTO BUESCHER Saxophone used four months. Good condition. Call Holm 2967-J. TAILORUNf . SUITS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE $25.00, $30.00 and $35.00 HERMAN THE TAILOR 802 State Street. WROUGHT IRON BRIDGE LAMPS, $3.45. At Koch & Henne, 300 S. Main. FOR SALE Remington Portable Typewriters. Time payments if de- sired. Geo. Register, 604 E. Madi- son, Phon...…
…FOFFICIAL BULLETIN n the Bulletin is constructive notice t, tall membun'ers cof ,y. Copy received by the Assistant to th. -o.sicnt until 1 34 a. mn. Saturday, THE MICITI -"AN DAILY i e of Literatur , Science, dthe Ards: acuity meetings focr the current year aea 0, December 15, January 19, Februrary 16, Mareb 16, April 6, 5. ~JohinIt. Effinger. itoric Library Visit: en rhetoric classes will be shown through'the Geoneral Librar,} Tuesday e...…
…?xtra I 4 1t t aIt ti x Extra I. VOL. XXXV. No. 29 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, A'TU RIAY, OCTOIIER 25, 1924 PRICE, FIVE CENTS FRIEDMAN-S TE( PASS COMBIN SCORES IN HARD GAME IS PUNTING DUEL FRIEDMAN MAKES SCORE By W. H. Stoflenian Sports Editor I i 11 {I THE LINEUPj MICHIGAN WISCONSIN j Miller ........ LE ......Pulaski 1 Edwards ......LT...... Nelson Slaughter ....LG.... Biberstein I Brown........C.. Teckemeyer j Hawkins .......…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURD Gopher Stadium Not Complete For Wolverines To Dedicate Rumors emanating from Minne- 'There is nothing but the best of apolis to the effect that Michigan [ feeling for Michigan and from pres-!I woul notdediate he nw1 ent indications we should sell out the would not dedicate the new Gopher j entire seating capacity for the Michi- stadium at the time of the Michigan- gan-Minnesota game. The demand is Minnesota game on N...…
