…THE WEATHER FAIR AND CONTINUED VIo1 (I'103 AW A60F tti ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE ME3IBER WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. 33 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MIChIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OQTOBER 31, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS SAXON SITUATION CLEARED BY STAND OFRADICALPARITY UNITED SOCIALISTS DEFER VOTE ON CENTRAL GOVERNMENT PROCEDURE BERLIN VIEWS COLLAPSE OF STRIKE WITH FAVOR Von Kuilling's Delayed ,Reply Halts...…
…0 1m TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY LANO RECLAMATION MEET May Be Czar Of ISLE OF PINES CONTROL 311otor Industry TO START IN NOVEMBER I " UNWISE DECLARES 9ITON FPROIN3ENI SPEAhERS SEUiREI) ' Attempts to put the Isle of Pines FOR CONVENTION IN > under United States control would be N11' ORILANS unwise, according to Arthur S. Alton, 'of the history department, who de- Convening for the purpose of con- tlared yesterday, "Any attempt on the siderin ...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1923 THE MICH"-IGAN DAILY i cannot . i l ...i anotbe allowed. JOIIRNWM ENTS I T ENNI °hw.,gYo cohebu At l'ga l' rn The Girls' Mandoli AND II CK H yAH FI in <EP hanay achry coness i etomiorrow in Newber: yl1 1 (]g ({i,[ y .;'s Lceague party1wh i e i ' -j, rleycnet ilb x, ,' ;R1 W ,from lz4 to 4l o'cl ck Iffiday i I ri £; 11 ' yed )fl' at 4:15 o'clock tomorrow; An imnportant imeeti PIL TAlE Ngy mnasium. 'T'ileto<<^is w5...…
…FOUrbR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNE~SDAY, OCTOBER 31, 192,3 . prove itself to bie so extensively clan- ,,,pe~na I"S~I gercus as have some of its older ;,__________________ brethern. Never theless it is br ingingE CAMPUS OPINIONI OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THlEth spirit of organization into one th /, U IL9T F3II1 N er field of endeavor and, it is especal ISN'T c IJMVRS1Y O M1RI(~iN y sgnil ~at ttt he ew f ldis icIi'OUR ENGLISH COUSINS during the U...…
…W L+DNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY HIGH SCHOOLoGRIDMEN H EAR0SPEECH-,By1YOSTI Coach -Fielding H. Yost was the principal speaker on the football pro- gram of the Ann Arbor Chamber of Pommerce luncheon given yesterday in honor of the Ann Arbor high school 'football team and its coaches. One of the largest crowds of the year at- 'tended the luncheon. -Coach Yost, speaking of the high ':school squad, said, that the Univer- ,Mity ...…
…I FAM 91X 1 IPHE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 321, 1921 .. _ II ~ - ~ imu ,,.a s+cva t ;, , 1 i MICHIGAN LINE DRILLED TO STOP HAWNKEYE STEAD ROLLER UFFENSE Notre Dame An Michigan Loom As GratSt° TIArT lIT Teams Of Year.Wilk?,CorniellAs Onlyial Ll LUI I )Iather11'mueslis o' iiiia s i I Yigrsty Sent Thrrough iwiigliv SigiaJ of condition ;for the clash, while )L In jn iearationt Her~ntein, Vick, Grbe, Parker, and For ilw...…
…T-lE MICHIGAN DAILY____ PAGE SEVFN CQItMLASSI F IE COLUMN AT3P. ADVERTI SING AT 3 P.M. m 0 TWO TICKETS to Marine game, Call TPWIE1 21136-R. ____ -TYPEWRITERS TWO TICKETS for Marine game. Call (iof all makhes Creep, 11.88, after 7 Bought, Sold, Rented .Exchanged.' r I T , WME_'.-=I$, pwa yFor Cleaned and Repaired.- ME, OJN' fupwa BUSINESS SERVICE CO., government poSitions. -U04-133 mo.? Experience unucecessary. Fr free,3 Sot#taeStet lis...…
…PAGEEIGHT THE MICHIGAN]I DAILY WVEDJNESDJAY, UOCTOBER 3 1, . , _. ' W.. DAILY OFFICIAL 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. in. (11:30 a. m. Saturdavd Volime 4 WFWlNESDAY O TrvOBERH 31, 1923 Number 33 To the Deans: There will be uo conference of the deans today, lWednesday, October 31. M. L. Burton. Senate Council: The...…
…01,4 r 'u m m Pr THEF ABLY SHOWERS TODAY Efr i4an ~Iaitj ASSOCIATE PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE r r. L. XIV. No. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1923 PRICE FIVE C EVELOPMENT OF G S HORN I N LECTUREI RoF. C. 0. DAVIS OUTLINES GROWTh OF SECONDARY EDUCATION kYS INFORMATION PLUSj IDEALS IS OBJECTIVE' eaker Declares That Material Gain Come' From Advancement in Education Strike Predicted As Mine Wage Meet Breaks Up ...…
…except Monday iber of the Assciated Press. The As- dl Press s exclusively entitled to the9 r republication of all news dispatches d ato' it nor not oterise credited in ps and the local news published here. red ; at4 ths potoffice, Ann Arbor,1 'an, s second class matter. cription by carrier or mail, $i.so. leia: Anl Arbor. PrsuBuilding.' 1 munications,'if signed as evidence of1 aith, will be published in The Summer Rt the discretion of the Edi...…
…00K TAKES TT Cotton Growers Seek 40 Millions LECS H OTo Market Crop DMER VARSITY CAPTAIN HAS :iTTLE DIFFICULTY IN TAK- SING FINAL MATCH alter K. Wcsbrook, '22L, is the ligan state tennis champion for fourth time. Wesbrook won the Sunday afternoon by defeating z Bastian, of Indianapolis, in four 4-6, 6-3, 6-2. Only in the first set" fla-stian at all threatening and only until Wesbrook was warm- ip. At the net Bastain appeared ave a slight adva...…
…[ICHIG-a v iL 3 LAIMS GROUP SAILS TO PRESENT DEMANDS OF U. -r RuNP nn States numbered 4154; by 1920, the Let OPMF T fF gP flo q1number had increased to 16,410. The SA S . ULI LLUI IVIL11 I UI UUIIULU IS SHOWN_ IN LECTURE" (Continued from Page One) for high schools was upheld by a su- preme court. enrollment of 202,963 in high schools in 1890 had reached '2,186,862 in 1920. The total cost of public high schools in 1890, was $8,118,52...…
…r 30i1 au atl -j * , EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN,' SATURDAY, MARCII 31, 1923 EIGHT PAGES i It I" EASTER TO lBE P11, N JUOIIIA(SF jNEW BONNETSMAY APPEAB'UIULIIhJU C Spring bonnets md creamy 1 Norfolks may appear tomorrow EETOFCR with reasonable assurance or not [C 9 Ifl being ruined by an April show- Tft Tllr e r, according to a forecast by t e w a he u e uet r a . 9A l AT~f), t.-i---.#--III - _111 Special Service Held Yesterd...…
…in Begins EDI SCOTT ADDRESSES SCIENCE ACADEMYl tin, psychology, Prof. 1-1. F. Adams, sanitary and medical science, Prof.j Philip Hadley,' zoology, 'Dr. L., R. Dice. The section in geography has been joined with the economics section and minerology has been~ included in the section of geology.I Phi Delta Ktavpa REGENTS GRAIT DEGREES TO GRAUATE STUDENTS Degrees to. students of the Gradu- ate school were granted by the Board LAST, - - - - ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAI _ . _ .:. n ,. .. .. ... ri. C'ake. , i. of all cap- the class bhas- held at 11:30 the director's If a man loses heis money he loses a lot- If he loses his friends he loses, a lot more- But if he loses his courage he loses everythi. 1. Ill be re- te le gyn' r clan dayc ~$~V< 2 K ~Ai\ I /4 F. I'f. rI; were in the catcor- ittees of the Junior invited to attend a tea 'clckl today at. New- i committee will this morn...…
…THE MI Iti. N ICAN DAILY ____ ., ously faulty should be tolerated. For those responsible to have mnade, O ST D OLL the mistake in the begining of notTE entrusting the lighting of Hill audi- torom to the experienced men of the 1:1 teal.Engineering departmnut is RPTTO pelps excusable. But, in the face of repeated mistakes by others, to fail WH RATIIA WIIUXTRA to take advantage of the free services: of these men who have the ability to; The b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY wolampom = , . ;,: ,, , r / i . i /. ,_ i i .. s ' , I p! < IN The SchultzGrcy TiEHOME OF Itf oODs, ''31 S. STATE- SjTIEET The Home of McLean and Neelands Quality,- Courtesy service Fre Delivery to ll Parts of CI Last Delivery 5 P. M. Office, Open* till 10 P. M. for Ordl PHONES 326-327-328 114-116 E. WIASH-INGTON I Richelieu Coffee , tables in Seas on I A coffee per fection attained only after ...…
…THE MICHIGAN' DPALY ,, . . I _...... AILLY REtOK FINALS IN CLASSES B, C OF TOURNEY Former Ohio State Gridiron Starf Leaps To Big League Spotlight mgk eets Alma Five Tonight "b )Defeating Birmingham 26.14: $sNCITY QUINTET TO (iPPO$E HOLLY IC FINAL les, clas B,- and Holly, class C, their way into the finals of their ective classes lastnight at Water- gymnasium in the semifina s of1 State interscholastic class' B andy sketball tourna...…
… ~' i.d'4'&I~A..~ £ er word e space ants per rOOD, MONEBY DURING VACATION. Last year I had thirty-seven stu- dents from Ann Arbor making from forty to one hundred dollars in one week selling brushes. If you think' you are asgood as the average come up and see .Ae. All students mi- ing good dui~ig Easter vacation will1' be given an exceptionally good of- fer this, summer. APPLCTOS DUE FQR CUSTER TRANING CAMP Applications for the Military Tra...…
…,ILA lM 24r i .. , Prussian General BULJLETINI Taken By French, ubtie. to all members of M. 0~1:84 a. in.RAfta w.) , , lm'; \rnmber l12 n ~slipis for signing out at night during' March are due ed in to the Dean's office imnmediately. JEAN HAMILTON, Deaun of VVomean. ng~ and Ardhiteeture: .n.; to grud~te In June or after the Sumne-r Sesston Sevretary's office., fl~or~n 2N3 Ea~eering fluilding, and LOUIS A. HOPKI 'S, seeretary. rring and ...…
