…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I x I on" 'TIS COLUMN CLOSES AT .3 P.M. LAS e COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES Charged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, 11c per reading line for three or more insertions. White space charged for at same raites. Classifieds charged only to those having phones. Ask about cntracts far classifed advetisling. '-106-per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r i .__,_.. A Gentle Vagabond DAILYOFIILBLEN Publication In the Bulletin Is constructive notico to all members of the University. Copy received by $.,~AsxI~tanV tc the Preeldent until 8:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdias4. volume 4 FRIDAY, MARCHI 14, 1924 !aumber 1'21 University Convocation: On recommendation of the Deans, there will be a Convocation of the University in Hill Auditorium today, Friday, March 14, at 11 a. ...…
…I UDY; NO TEMPERA. TUBE CIIA'GE Hit6 3aiI ASSOCIATE!) PRC LEASED WIRE SER MEM[BER WESTERN CONFEREi EDITOR AL ASSOCIAlJ 1_ I VOL. XXXIV. No. 120 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE .............. . , , STUMBLE ACROSS 510010006NSL SHEET METAL CHEST CONTAINS TREASURE IN YELLOW METAL MYSTERV ACCOMPANIES DISCOVERY OF FORTUNE Search for Further Caches Pressed by Workmen; Skeleton o...…
…THE ICH IC ' m aI I, A, CTI Unusually Colorful Display Of Batiks Shown In Library r ALPH NU TO DISCUJSS PRESIDENTIAL TIMBRR Princeton, N. J., Mar. 12.-Statistics Rome, Mar. 12.-King Victor Em- nw wiu CD uo E ; show that there are more sophomores manuel and Queen Helena will ari-ve dropped at the mid-year and final ex- in London probably May 26 to return nations than members of any of the the visit of King George and Queen ENRA C RDUI...…
…! 1-1 t. -1Y11 Ci'"11t rrr rr err 11 Irlllrrn+r .rrr +l r yr - ^ -.r LILY ,..._.- ............- 4,! ..... ... . _ , r . rv ... .. .w _.. .... _. I owl n MarA hpaymI ,... _ . 1 f TIstaller the .average man waxes elo- subsAlE MchiiansL h~ ~unbtthe woman starts to stutter 1 O EUAE'ht Mcia hrot ALL CAMPUSoTAN PILL UEE11 ~and doesn't know what to say. It IiIlU ' r aloe ow1Il urnETIY HK A O10 Tsre.takes the women and wves to look ERS JUNIOR...…
…- 1 111 1 ll.a 11VL'aA L! A.+ Y S., RESCUEL :, WFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday' luring the University y-ar by the Board in ontrol of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial lesociatiofl.- -- - -I The Associated Press is exclusi-el en- rled to the use for republication of all news ispatches credited to it or not otherwise redited in this paper and the local news oub ...…
…--- I-._...,_ ...._.MI ...C1.L. JC t--- L f-111u d Fs Volstead! . MILLS SPEAKS TONIGHT ON TELFPKONE SYSTEM Frauds His job ilI VLNQ1JENVY ;1FIGURES: " t"Fdent nm-ral;;, ranners, rand sclioL j~asipare not wiorse 110W than in tihe ,,tL in the (,p:i(n of Regisrar Ar- "t ,r (. f1?1l. "1 do not believe in the confetion whlich is held by 1many 1111 students hv deteriorateod in t} ,e respects", he declared et- A , k p p r ' ' f i Jh o a r s h ...…
…THE N D. I- . . r . . r , wwwr. w .w 1 wag wmww - mm - ARS ITY LEAVES T ODAY TO DEFEN T THAC TITLE ELL SELECTS TWENTY EN TO REPRESENT MAIZE RA BLUE Streigth IGiven to Team by Addittoil of Several Men and Improed Showing of Others RAY SWITH, FORMER POINT WINNER, RETURNS TO SQUAD Twenty members of the Varsity track team will leave for Evanston .this afternoon to attend the Western Conference indoor meet to be held ...…
…Tl-- tic wWM ., TI FTC %~~1-~LN L Regains Power 0 COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M. k_ ADVERTISING DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES Charged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, 11c per reading line for three er more insertions. White space charged for at same rates. Classifieds charged only to those having phones. Ask about c-,ntracts for classified advertising. 20c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading lin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Low"o-ft-va" " RILOF I I L cation in toze Bulletin to constructive notice to all members of Jniversity. Copy received by tb oAsietanVt to the P,-4.5dertt un~til p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturar~ m, 4 THUJRSD)AY, MIARCH[ 13, 1924 Nwilmber 120 matters concerning the trainees' welfare discussed. It is important thad. all trainees be out. John A. Boy"e, Preiden t. Gelgcland Geographilcal Journal Clubs: There will be a Joint me...…
…T HE WEATHER PROBABLY SNOW; COQ- TINUJED COLD.r Y Mfjr qtnn I. :4Iait1k LEAS1 WESTERN CO E IilTUMIAL A* VOL. XXXIV. No. 119 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE UNION FAIR SHOWS 365500 RECEIPTS; PROFITiOF $3,000 COMPLETION OF SWIMiWING POOL MUST NECESSARILY BE DELAYED AWARD SEVEN CUPS FOR BOOTHS AN D FEATURES Phi Beta P1 and Alpha Tan Omega Win First and Second Prizes Respectively ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY II "Full Publicity" To Be Plan Followed By Senate Jury Trying Attorney-General TEST FRIDAY1 Students Will Try for Prizes in Thirty-Fourth Annual Competition DIDATES HAVE SELECTED WIDE VARIETY OF SUBJECTSI The thirty-fourth annual University Oratorical contest will be held at 8 o'-j clock Friday, March 14, in University Hall, it has been announced by offi- cials of the board. Five students have been chosen to compete for...…
…THE MICH IGAN DAILY a. .,... _ . . _,... YAWV EMMA=z -mss { FINAL PLA9NS COMPLETED' FOR SWIMMING MEET E ACH INDIVIDUAL MIAY EWTERi THRIEE EVENTS TO WIN POINTS Finlpal arrangemnents have been corn- Peel for the first all-campus swim- mafng meet to be held at 4 o'clock to-' mrrow in the Y. M. C. A. Seven events will be~ featured in theI meetbri. ech ndividual is limited to l etrance,:in three of these events. ppoor points wi2l b awarded ...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY i Moslem faith, and during which the i me.,r,,rwanuvnm ' fA.C 1 1d111f1#Ib/h.I11iNN,?111111NI1 I:1 I111 IICIAL NKEWSPAPER OF THE UNNUERSJiiT Of M1UBIGA' ciblied = R6y roring excet SMo lay1 n th itv Y~ar )y the tg-rol of Studern Publications ietnher of Western Conference Editorial oiatkO. he Asociated Pes is sclusi ely en- d to the use for uhlicaton of all news atcies 'credited to it or not oterie s ., ited in this p...…
…______________ THE MICHIGAN DAILY I , -, 1 1-7 1 1 . I.,. . ~UUUiW ULIIII I I Lu I U1I 1925 MIMES PRODUCTION Ten -complete prospective books for the next Union opera have been turn- Sed in to the committee in charge of 1 selection of the next book. From these, and possibly an additioal one or two which may be turned in today, will be Schosen the book for the nineteenth an- nual M~imes production. The committee chosen to select the Sbook for...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . . wrr iiiiii ~ r rP w A J *" "" A R TO POST NITRY LIST TODAY' raek Team Will Embark Tomorrow For Evanston For Big' Ten Meet 'PAI TRIALS IN TWO M LE ,EVE T AND MILE RELAY IE ) Triam in two events feat ra te eauzmt4on of practice by the Ver- ity trk team yesterday afternoon 4ter a forced layoff of four days. today the team will be given a fin- t workout and the list of men enter- d in the Indoor Conference...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. _ 1 iiiii((itnnttrrrnrrnimurtrri b.fVVI aL. ADVFERTISING THIS' COLUMN CLOS3 AT 3 P.M. Rooming Houses T W V 4, vl, ' DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES Charged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, 1lc per :reading line for three Gr more insertions. White space charged for at same rate., Classifieds charged only to those having phones. Ask about a 'ntracts for classified advertising. lac per reading line ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .,. ..,. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin to constructive notico to all members of the Uni'iersity. Copy received by tbe i~lpanV' tc the ',-4% entunutil $:30 p. i6 (11:30 a. in. Saturdsx-o Volume 4 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 192:1 N imber 119 othe Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, March 12, at n o'clock, in the President's office. 11. L. Burton. umbined Curricul4: Students who des...…
…a I PROBABLY SNOW; CON- TINUED) COLD ,r Ai.!3au :4I itll LEA! WESTERN C EDITORIAL <i VOL. XXXIV. No. 118 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE y __ FORD'S OFFEHR FOR MUSCLE'SHOALS IS PASSED0BYHOUSE GOES TO SENATE AS REPORTED BY CO31M1ITTEE DESPITE EF- FORT TO MAKE CHANGES ACTION MARKS FIRST MOVE IN TWO YEARS Madden Amendment Ca'Is for Replace. ment of Gotgas Plant; Dams Leased...…
…,: Of Round-wWorld'Flight SECRETARIES' All classes that have not yet ap- inted their alumni secretaries "ould do so immediately, urges Wil- edFJ Shaw, general secretary of the urnni. association. Mr. Shaw has recently spoken at etings of the law, engineering and erary senior classes and after point- g o'ut the desirability of. an eatrly ction of alumfni oficials in the var- us classes there, the ecretaries were etdin these- ,classes. TV...…
…z s A/ X{ C DETROIT MEN TO JUJOSE SWIMMING MEET HERE, H1OUSE~S 'ETER RELAY TEAMIS IN FIRST ALL-CAMPUS CON- TEST Charles D. Lynch, of Detroit. presi- dent of the Michigan Amateur Athletic associati~on of the U~nted States, Charles H. Blrennan, chairman of the swimminig comittee of the A. A. U. and George Graves, president of the Detroit A. A. U., will be the judg'es' In the first all-campus swlmnming meet to be held at 4 o'clock Thursday f...…
…-C 1 1L lvllt.l ll*a -'I . --1. . to h ar s at o W M on a conIo' I E 1 t e m any other stations on the air: , _____________-there was too mach interfere nce . The A T R L AL ~E8FPEJR F UEDaily itself, has to resort to einerg - [VERSITY OFMCIA ency measures to get the scores, SFNI through the thicket of speeches, A Ot Lced every morning except' Monday d (ance-misic, and opera.CA BE he University year by the Board in of Student Publications. Th...…
…EW FILE SYSTEMI ;ld Method of Clasficato Th'Jrwni Into Discard In Favor of More Practical Way ONGWRE8S LIBRARY SYSTEM USED FOR BIG COLLECTIONS One of the mtost important changes be inaugurated in many years by e University library is the recent handonmnent of 4the v.:.old rvdecial sys- tem, of classification in favor of the thelL bary of Cogress. Tie .rap,- glim tf~th lrary cub rin; the st 15yars andi~he fact that a- roxinmately 0,000 volumes...…
…II ' Mw . ..,iitiiic Ii P-.0 I sQUAD is RKEPT ID[l Ix of Field House Halt O)f Steve Farrell's 1~Proteges Work 4 PRACTICES ARE P BEFORE BIG TEN MEET Y's Varsity trac~k tem will. one of the y1eatest possible whe~n it entrains for the In-' 'rence meet next Thursday; More than 50 teams have been en- tered in,~ the fraternity eight; lap r'elay Imeet, the prelrniniaris of which Wvill be held' at jT7''clock, ton ightt, orn, he runn...…
…DAI a - - : ..J COLUMN IAT 3PeMW White House Is PlayingPolitisCrs, Walsh Charges a ERTISING DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES Cbiarged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, 11c per reading line for three or more insertfone. White space charged for at same rates. Classifeds charged only to those having phones. Asx about c ntracts for classified advertising. 10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9e per reading line...…
…THE MICF THE ICSAN DAILY ,, .,.. ,.,._ ItYOFFICIAL BULLETIN atIon in the Bulletin is coistructivie notico to all members- of iversity. Copy received by thelt As ;Mont tc the Z'1eturtl m i. (11:30 a. m. Saturtlex * 4 fl LSl)A , MARCH 11, 1921 'Number 118 eans: e will be a conference of the Deans on WVednesday, March 12, at k, in the President's office. 31. L. Burton. InBusiness Administration, Electrical, Civil, an~d Mechanical En- legaton...…
…THE WEATHER COLDER; SNVOW FLURRIES TODAY cl sitr 3aiIj Section One . . . ...... .. VOL. XXXIV. No. 117 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 TWENTY PAGES PRICE, FIVE DIY I -- -''_ ... ! w __._____e.. WOVER INES FALL BFORE SUCKERS IN HARD CONTEST' ILLNI STAY IN RACE BY SPURT IN LAST FEW MOMENTS OF PLAY FINAL SCORE IS 23-20; HAGGERTY AGAIN STARS Iowa Spills Wisconsin's Pennant Chances in Beating Badgers by 22-19...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 We Hear From Our Chicago Four Poems LEO NIEDZILKI CorrespondentSa De Has Good Time; Wishes We Were There 'Ti useless Chicago-sur-Lac, ability of the Drake became oppres- a bull forbidding students orgies at I tell you-stop! February, 1924. sive. Barcin suggested the Entertain- De Bri~les. He was hastening to Ike a while yet. . . a while. March, 1924. ers, but I was not equal to several...…
…__________THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, IMARCH 9, 1924 Whe Week's News Iii Brief (Cotinued from ]Page one) ntire' machinery of the present; Lbank, with its 40 branches dis- 'ed throughout Germany. as which is colores& and odor- wd said to be more deadly than ow existing has been developed te Germans. The 'first plactial nstrtion of Its powers occurred 18 workmen inadvertently walk- ta room whichi was filled 'with to latonlal League of German...…
…PAGE Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 02.1 . PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY MARCH 9, 1924 a aid the OETBARTRON HENDERSON 4 The Happy Ending Ore of the peculiar andt in a way turtling feature; of New Fork tOra- ollatiirreviews is thieir allm-,st'Ol - ile unilorittity ofii minio. This -itiitarity set wren brot ier critics is so marked that only two conclu sions eire poissible: either that1 the fraternity gath rs nightly about a r...…
…1924 THI-,E MICHIGAN DAILY ri rY rYrIM n it r rr r.rrr r r w. a r+ . .r.. . H&VA -mss Ih nIIYY Y Y1111ni Y1 fYp III !W I (y SENIORS MUST "OBTIN PLAY TICKETS TOMORROW SThe remainder of the tickets for the Junior Girls' play for the senior per- f ornmance on Tuesday evening, March 18, will be issued to senior; women from 1 to 3 o'clock tomorrow in tUn- jversity hall. Sections will be reserv- ed for senior officers, senior officers of th...…
…SUNDAY, iAlliftI1,124 THE MICHIGAN DAILYf-A ~LEACOCK'S BOOKSI . Literary Lapses The Unsolved Riddle of So- j Further Foolishness cial justice : ~Over the Footli-ht-s Frenzied Fiction Esgay in Literature Studies ci Sunshine Sketches The Hohenzollerns in Amer- Nonsense Novels ica Arcadian Adventures of the Moonbeams of Larger Lun- Idle Rich acy My Discovery of Englanid LPerythingQ in 'Books at A T ) UNIVER4SITY E XV R BOOKSTORE Is Your Watch a ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 9, ICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UTNIVERITYl' OF MICHIGAN 11blislied every morning except Monday nlg the niversity y.tar by theBoard in trol of Student Publications. ernbers of Western Conference Editorial ociatloti._ he Associated Press is exclusely en- d to the ue for republication of all news >ac.:s credited to it or not otherwise. ited in th.s paper and the local news pub ed therein. ntere4 at the postoffice at An...…
…*AGQ FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAuLy SUNDAY, MARCH? 9, 1924 The Curled Li Thi i tle teciCARFLTON V. HAVENSSP C A Thi i te ae f'corn Sepiclismctand Doubt. Iidcutc is fthe fashion, Sneer is the watchwor;thtirelders in sucti a lamn'tablte andi Cynicism sits onl eery fencepoststanner tie idecidedlty ufair and tit- Wiill soimeikind gentlemstep"i.for- soundtfronteverystandpin't. Petsc' wa'rdl and explattin sit this ts suirse-stors kof art are thorougly gond...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. ,M CMUSICIA S AND 1 products of the chref employed by the Sn i on. M'L S~c/1Is rThe play is to be more in the nar- ture of a musical play than a musical The University Glee club, with Mrs. I comedy, and the dancing will also be' F George B. Rhead, pianist, as soloist,I secondary to the music. The cast in- will sing at the faculty twilight con- c eudes five characters, all of whom cert at 4:15 o'clock this afternoon...…
…SUNDAY, MARCHI 9, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE FIYr. 001(8 book; the only piece with real Irish and '"The Cat, the Dog, and the Bad NEW YORK NOTES 'ecj"ohs' aod "begods." Old Dame," reminiscent of Chekhoff, (Cniudfo PaeO) jIt is the heritage of his people I Maupasant, and Kathrine Mansfield, woldClosnedbyfistheoge Ofice THE BLAND GAEL ~suppose, flat gives hiss hia ironic re- to an arrant bhallucination like "ilg telnig ae frimgat gard for life....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, .. w : r+,.,,'r ..,...... .....r.wrWri r, .a.eno.....w , 'y0"si i Zl- 1. - _... RACKSTERS BEGIN OINAL PREIPARATION rsity Squad Has Had Week Ahead as Indoor Conference Meet Nears OD SHOWING MADE BY MEN IN f. A. C. INVITATION MEET luring the coming week Michigan's rsity track team, refreshed by a aplete rest over the week-end, will put tlrough a stiff series of trials 1 practice sessions in final prepar- on...…
…L'GsxTHE MICHIGAN DAILY -L';vx -Av'L NEW YORK NOTES (cot-~inud from Pae Five) such streets as Hester, De lacey Grand and H-enry will findi plenty of msaterial for study. Ciatown, oe of te great objectives ot pop-eyed folk roms te Iinterland, tas now achieved a conmmendable respectalil- ity coopared to the old (ays whtett tong wars and crite ran riot. Oe of its cief occupations tow is pre- tending to be naugty for the btetefi of the 'rubbernec...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -. ... ' THI $CLUMP CLOSES At 3 P.M. L SSIFIE COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 ?6M, An Ideal Home Read The Daily "Classified" Coh ADVERTISING, FOR SALE THINKING OF BUYING a typewrit- er? Why not a Remington Port- able from the authorized dealer? Black 1809. Real Bargains 1 Oakland Coupe 1 1923 Ford Coupe 2 5 passenger Olds touring These cars can be bought at a very low price. Call Mr. Ma-rshall, Phone 1368. A MODERN LARGE, ne...…
…SUNDY, r' RCH9, 1x24THE MICHIGAN DAILY G S5V2 wiithi an unsul a atyior01s"ane indiam coil i astc atout godl thin s," ipection. Alt these things make say 1 roessol Phelps. tin-l', so r ;jornat an imporsItint piece ot . p wo~~~~~~~~iiirk -what it is now the fshion toil h bevr i .leccr n cal a "noteworthy hanman idoennent,"Prnkii 11 i.And, I dilie contro- SThe Oserver ieognize he n tp-ees' tbeaise it usaly leads no- iorthiiiess, andi what is esen...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE ICHIAN DILYSUNDAY, MARCH ,,. ,..,,..;.. ..Y...... ---- ,,. , ... .. __ DAILY OFFICIAL BU LL E T I ?ubllcation Ini the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of be University. Copy received b* tteAgasianiv t the : -Aft erlt until 1:30 p. M. (11:30 a. m.. Saturft.- Volume 4 SUN~DAY, _11iARC'1 9, 1924 !N uiber 117 I the Deans:I There will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, Marchl 12, at o'clock, In th...…
…PA( ,& EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 OBSERVER oughly practical, absolutely self-con- when as a king in history he can live Freud writes that he wishes sone man (Continued from Page Seven) fident, and in the end quite cynical- a course already decreed for him?! could popularize the essentials of psy- metropolis; not only because it is the all as Shaw himself would have de- Which is to be preferred, he asks, the choanlysis as...…
…Section Two YI t t Akw :43 a t Section Two VOL. XXXIV. No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 PRICE, FIVE CE Feminine Screams And Noise, Feature Side Shows At Fair Stifled screams, heavy curtains, dark stumbled about trying to solve. the recesses-the Union Fair. It was a: puzle. Occasionally was heard the hectic jamboree, "noiser than the I swi h of feminine skirts. Just as Mr. noisiest show on earth," that filled the W...…
… THE" MICHIGAN IDAILY SUNDAY, AMARCH , 92 LI2 AND MUSICIANS' lar Sunday concert of the iphony orchestra under the Victor Kolar will be given ck today in Orchestra hail. tra. will .play Liadow's sian Folk Melodies" and' oreographic: Poem, "The Eng other thingsI. The solo- Gustav Kleiner, a: violinist reputation, DsEninen t Tragedienne lArctic. route Will Be Futue To Play In Detroit Mairch 24 Path Of Commerce,Says Hobbs -- "The route acros...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 ;"woo- OBSERVER (Continued from Page Seven) metropolis; not only because it is the country's rail center, but because it contains the most extensive accommo- dations for "tramps" of any city. West Madison Street, South Clark, South State . . . these are the "home towns" of thousands of migrant la- borers who come to Chicago for the winters because it is the cheapest city in the United States for the...…
… PAUE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 9 192t SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. ... 7r ® Oer>! - .e .plOrllil .Mlr l ll . r . " 1Gn._ { a e+..oo . - - IL.Ii1r..nr. . .. . rrwrl IMi41r. .r. 1 .........,.r... .... _ r . PLAY5 Our Customers w ' ! q come back ROBERT BARTRON HENDERSON The Happy Ending the.Stian vessel miraculously save themselves and retun to earth. In One of the peculiar and in a way print the conclusion ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 t NEW- YORK NOTES the foaming, bubbling, and dazzling (Continued from Page Five) electric sights which give "The Great Such streets as Hester, Delancey, White Way" its name play a promi- Grand and Henry will find plenty of nent part in the maintenance of New materialret sobjectiv hinatown, o e York's role as the siren city. Berton folk from the hinterland, has now Braley may not have been thinking of...…
….. .. . ,.. PAG IC MUR THE MICHIGAN DA f SUNDAY, MARCH 91924 SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 ThE MICHIGAN DAILY ., .. .. ,.. _ ..;. .: .. ... .: - r rr +r"ir ,M urir r rr+ini rrrnn+ r.w .+r The Curled Lip CARELTON V. HAVENS L IL BOOKS SPECIAL This is the age of Scorn, Skepti- fashion; Sneer is the watchword; and Cynicism sits on every fencepost. Will some kind gentleman step for- ward and explain all this to our be- wildered minds? Why? ...…
…MARCH 9, 1924 THE- MICI ILGAN DAILY P THEA TERSI Wuertli French May Offer These Islands As Part Payment On War Debt To America I .. r . . do-A -. Cold Corpse On Thrills Threshold Provides For Frightened Son C. A. News Ideas niderlying the old-time fic- of a dark winter's night, has A rich, warm romance of India seas --breathing the pungent fragrance of the Orient-mysterious, inexplicable! Such is the story of "The Man From Brodne...…
…vv THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 1MAR T{9, 1924 Germians MIulct Tourists Perlin, March 8.-(By AP)-Monley bootleggers and money exchange shops, which became numerous when the mark was fluctuating wildly, have disappeared. Blanks now are charging Americans and other tourists more than the official rate for rentenmarks in exchange for their dollars and other currency. Vigilant Committee Again at 0. S. U'. University or Illinois to forestall stu-...…
