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…4 / t AI~PflP ITfiTXTV~A?~T fl~I1T c~ThA'~T fW~T~YT~ fldl ANN ~ ~ ~ vi~. ~,, 19~3 ~ PAG~$ ~a*%vzss Sh~ws~ Pngernities MOVE We Give Thanks~ Speqks W~Y V E[ ~a~eb. ~ w& U e a mIniatui~a but i~t fr~'e~t4ngWomr~4z's Ball 110 ____________________- 4eat ~ am a ~fuI1 8c~Ie ot t1~e ~1 p~s~d> b~ tbia, fraternity' ~tate~1 "~h8~ flft~3fl ft i~~iin ~ ~t tiity: ~2+~:2I P~1V~Y~;X1Ued or~anIzed R:A~: TO ~ at I~ast~ JIBe 1 ~avc ael*Ve p0~,ii~as att~dIng ~ny ~...…

…lII i ....... ghiout the t him to as in Chi- Lionel A4Yiies, '24 Who as "Suzanne," leadhaug "lady" in, Anni Arbor "Cotton Stockings" which opens Mon- few people{ day at the Whitney theater, has eight time wereI complete changes of costume. Thisf ly traJining male "grl" is expected to burlesque1 eMhandsot lr1"her" part evenl better than last year. Water Color Exhibit Shows Vast Variety Of Technique Water colors can be, used to suiti blotchy...…

… Of Presen tations Today,, ALMNE TO CNDUC Imported handnade linens , in filetl and cut, work,, includling, banquet clothes, luncheon sots, handk1erchiefs, negligees and m nY other artc e r to be put on- sale at Fosters3Art slop ! starting tomorrow= afternoon for the benefit of the Universit~y of ege apigiicd h e ia en under the auspices of the Alumnae, throu~gh Mrs. Nathan S Potter. wi1: conducted by Jiss Emnily Nas 'ier, o Chicago, wxho repr...…

…1t4L- r = AIL7 £4 AL..I. L/~1IL CHIGAN Xcept Monday the Board in a. eflceEdlitorial ~s . s exclusively en- publication of all news it or not otherwise 11-d the local news pub- office at Ann Arbor, ;, matter. Special rate Third Assistant Yost- Liym'an Abbott and others. Then there is the editorial letter by the editor, supplemented by practical applications of Scriptural pas- sages. An editor who can so skillfully clip' the pages of great...…

…t i 1"S, i I T HEMICHIGAN' DAILY DEMOLAY IVILL MEET The building is going to be irf the PlY T PA for the side have been laid and towers 4 T O (1 9 9 T E l [N 0 e -ected to facilitate the pouring of the !"1"c m n n o t e h g e a tsflrb r B [ C U C u L s on t e r u A t ai c r f teT T o s iu to f c m n ' r s De~lolay chapter membeors who re e.C alc 1-t atro h at present enrolledl in the --Re. . alac Ptt, asorofth and who have Thee ~na~liton' iw ...…

…k) .w.w . . .oM I.- - 7 WEST6 00BS'T ON DFNE ',fug HoLI yTOU ~IoIwa GIOER ______________________________ Playing.their last toApe fr .the c oa iy It ov Casey Stengel s now frly t 'Par lnWaterloo,a ,;hase' airno ee pit.Tf ~ cassmates, the seior:fits Hefeted " aii~r Cotirnes fto x ailnent .ith vhed that "The":pths of gle~l ad12f .a~ ap~ r~ ia.h thiefreshmn eng lnears 2Gto SI for th° t Caldhate~; M9)?%irars bt to the l1 tToao ar.nofsvnpis.T...…

…k'"vere VV u u THIS Plays 40 Weeks C In New York City AT ~ No announcem-, t cf the early the- atrical season has aroused more in- torest or more keen anticipation than c per reading, line fflr fthat of the coming of "The Covered' 3 linies per fl$Ci'tioi. !Wxagon" to the Whitney theatre in two insert=:ons , 1lie , ir early December. !e charged r for at. ,< No phot.oplay that has ever beon ask ab:oit co tracts presented in this city ha~s been pr...…

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…THE WEATHER GENERALLY FAIR Ar 4hr 4.Jit r t aitg SENIORS! GET YOUR PHOTO RECEIPTS THIS WEEK TODAY P, - VOL. XXXIV. No. 57 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CMN JOHNSONOUTLINES POLITICAL BELIEFS IN OPEN ING SPEECH CALIFORNIA SENATOR FAVORS BONUS AS WELL AS TAX CUT CRITICIZES POLICIES OF COOLIDGE REGIME Opposes Conferences with Europe to Discover American Attitude Chicago, 111., Nov. 2...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, TAPPING TO LEAVE FOREA STERN TRIP1 Wil Speak Before Alumni Groups,' Explaining Plans for Re- organization TO DISCUSS PROBLEMS WITH PROMINENT EASTERN ALUMNi Hawley Tapping, '16L, field secre- tar'y of the Alumni association will leave tomorrow night for a two weeks' trip through the East, where he willy speak before several alumni groups, explaining his work as field secretary, and the plans for reorganizatio...…

…3ER 28, 1923 THE MTV IG N ATLY ~E~R 28, 1923 THE MIGHTOAN DAILY I ADNNATHLETICI Three Farn 6"3M"rSwe Cup Presented t+ IbAst Mgt STIJPEATS PlWFEATI IN FIRST BASK] Athletic awards we] banquet given by the Yv' association in Barbour night. "MP Sweaters to the following girls fc ed 1,000 honor points: er, '24, E~lizabeth Lauver othiy Bogan, '24. The champions were annou Annabelle Burdick; jur delia; sophomore, Hie freshman. Margaret 3ux es t...…

…THE MICHIAN" DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVENTEE' 2 f t uhimselfwith some responsible con, tr 1 ornorindvi ualad ae ;r - years of work in a particular field of OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE the profession, submit a paper based UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN upon the practical accomplishments. of the intervening period. Only afterr Published every morning except Mondrhy *stmti hatei ol h during the University year by the Board i submitting such a thesis would the ...…

…SflSDA7,- NOVEMBER 23, 1923 AMrICH11cAN. DAILYrr -___~rr , I and out of class. The local produc- [I G STUD NTS tion will probably be played at the same time as "Cotton Stockings" this year's Mime's production.F (,N' 1711 IICf d 1;1- i+ i". IU III IIIV Vi~tI WRITLLM or sCHANGED jIF;1A t II >~~WBa~~~IIII. rrien Ily' Relations Commnittees of S. Wrestling practice will be heldI I t{{11 {It {a I %°tIfli ie!u*. C. A. and Y. W. (C. 4A. Arrng...…

…'t HE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, dem, I L U M::Zt i 'F'. 1. r. .. .. .wunnu y --- a dab uu . . t 1 'III (jr+ i ,i v r ATH L ET iC INTEREST SHIFTS FROM FOOTBALL TO BASKETBAL Five Letter Men Available From Last Year's Squad; Football Players Will Turnout TWELVE CONFERENCE GAMES X : APPEAR ON MICHIGAN CARD, Interest in Varsity athletics will Four games remain to be played in! shift this week from Ferry field wh...…

…NOVEMBER 2 T u 8123 THE MICHIGAN DAIL"Y AT3 M.ADVERTISING AT 3 P. M. DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES 10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9e per reading line for three or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion. Clharged at the rate -,f 12c per reading line for one~ or two insertions, 11c per readinlg line for three or more insertions~. White space charged for at same rates. Classifleds charged only to those hav...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . . ., ....... DAILY OFFIC IL"BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by t Assistant to the Prosidert until 8:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdav. Volume 4 WVE E LSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1923 Number 571 the Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, November 28, at n o'clock. M. L. Burton. Deans, Directors, and Superintendents, and all who ...…

…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...…

…THE WEATHER CLOUDY; PROBABLY RAIN TODAY A6F 41P 4ift r .0 - to u VOL. XXXIV.. No. 55 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1923. TWENTY PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS TO- OFFER YARIED INTERPRETATIVE DANCERS PLAN NOVEL PERFORMANCE IN HILL AUDITORIUM LIMITED NUMBER OF SEATS REMAIN UNSOLD Ted Shamwn to Address University men's Combined Dancing Classes WO. Superior Numbers Win Fall Contest For Freshmen, 4-3, Upsetting what has b...…

…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBIIER 25, 1923. Te Realm ofth Fantasti~c LIB art nmust produce rmo- tion. A (reationi that dtoes no t produceieno- tion is not art, and the dteplt of the emcotiont thai titspiredt-within us tty a wo ria of art is aoceaore of its wortit. smade is, of coftirs( the Itime- tccpced cue ccoti they rdoam o1 theici I(c- U ic-ef. Ti s sei lly cl 00Iei'orl i isgild 'it 5<1". Critics 'are twitrth owhilee...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SU DAY, v ...... . pOPER WILL HAVE 16 hT GWN I ELBRAT G~ Costumes for "Cotton Stockings" eel Those of Past Productions Ex- COWEIY 1)AN(E EXPE( TEl) TfO RIVAL "DUTiCH CLEANSERS" Costumes for the annual Unionj opera, "Cotton Stockings" that will open Dec. 3 at the Whitney theater are by far the most gorgeous and elab-I orate that have ever been used in aI Union opera, according to E. Morti- mer Shuter who is directi...…

…PAOX Two T17HE MICHIGIAN DAILY SUNDAY,, NOVEMBER 25, 1923. U II~ r U S ~ 1 1 ~ 1 , at the people, or accepts the foregone to do it for him; nor must he, attempt S o n o ro u s s at conclusion that a democracy in a to usurp anyone else's share. country, matterslite Either-cn ception mo c a yi i equally tenable; one mseans But who ia capable and who is not alittle an the other. c apale of participating in govern.- D m c a yThe prerequisite fo...…

…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1923. THE MICHIGAN DAILY P IC' _ 5 PLAN DECORATIONSof [G1BZh Booth Arrangement Will Differ From That of Previous Years ALPHA PHI SORORITY TO RUN TEA ROOM FOR TWO DAYS Decorations for the Inter-church and Women's League bazaar to be held Dec. 7 and 8 in Barbour gymnasium have been designed to lend a Christ- mas atmosphere to the roorms in which the various divisions of the bazaar will be held. The ,booth arrangement...…

…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1923. TH MIHI' A' AL PAGE THREE THICIANDIL AG HrR "Movement, after all, seemed futile travagant, absurd desire by a subtle to him. He felt that imagination could subterfuge, by a slight modification easily be substituted for the vulgas of the object of one's wishes." realities of things. It was possible, -from "Against The Grain" In his opinion, to gratify the most ex- by Joris Karl tHuysmans. YOU will be more than sat...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER20, 1923. --------- - __ OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited, to it or not otherwise credited in this pape...…

…PAGE F'OUR THE MICHIGAN DAtL f SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1923. ___PU H IHIA A~ UDY NVME 3 93 A CRITIC ; BEARDSLEY'S ART FICTONIZES o(Continued from Page one) FICTINIZE ony as it cals forth our emotions- they are the mediums of transfer fromt DON JUAN, by Ludwig Lewsohn. this world to that. The meaning of Boni & Lveright, 1923. $2.00. this evil is as incomprehensible to us The only chance this book has for as the idea of the universal and be- j...…

…"SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1923. THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ""'W' 11 -- PAGE F FRESHMEIN TO HOL SMO KER AT UNtO O be held in the assembly hall of the? string trio will provi'de music at the U~nlen at. 7:30 o'clock Tuesday night, smoker. Refreshments will be pro- The smoker vq being s jovsored by theI vided. Union freshman activities committee. I Following the smoker, the mem-I RIThe Freshman Glee club will ap-? bers of the different freshman groups;...…

…SUT NDAY, NOVE-MBER 25, 1932. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, Nov 'MBKR 25, 1923. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ii m Y .ewr.® Telephone 16 5 a Y PAR-TICULAR .A,-BOUT- YOUR CLOTHES? Then s e nd them to -White Swan for Cleaning and Pressing. You'll no- tice the difference. They will look better, wear better, feel better on you. White Swan Cleaning and Pressing Service- Superior Always. Telephone 165 White Swan Laundry Co. 1 i a i I f 1 i i i i I . i...…

…I _____ ____ _____ ____ _____ __ 1HEWMICAN tYATLY "SUNIJAAI, NO'VEM.BER2.5 192. f'I ,. ., f . ' .... pp 1w I ' w /", w.w rw , m I, , , I - -Amiki ICHICAN DEFEATSMINNESOTA AND TAKES CONFERENDE TITLE' SCORE BY QUARTERS MAOICHICAN gas" ,MINNESOTA 1st -0 2nd 7 3 0 10 3rd 4th FINALB i (Continued from Page One) Leader Ends Career Captain Kipke ended his career ase a Michigan football player in a blaze in Blaze of glory.. The ...…

…PAGE SIX 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1923, all good men and bad are forced to advantages and its disadvantages. Its cross the bridge over hell-pit named greatest advantage is that it probably T he P ortm anteau Players "Sirat" (Sirach). The sinners are restrains many rash actions since it chained and then goaded across, while affords the hate-filled mind an outlet MILLARD PRYOR the incipient inhabitants of paradise through the ima...…

…L. STR~V Gi ~~ A _oZ3 ADVETSSTGOI S FOBR RETiN OTICE LARGE ROOM for 2 or will ren, We desire (luring vacation to gat to- single. Very reasonlale. 425 S gether a limited number of refinedf Division St. young men for a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Christmas Dinner Chokers, Bracelets, Jeweled Combs, and Christmas Tree; New Years party3. Neolvcoiad Chris-tmas:Fancy Worli Two mafy earn board or room for- PALAIS ROYAL work. 157'6-R. 109 NW. Li...…

…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1923. THE MICHICAN DAILY PAGZ SEVEN DEMOCRACY this inane talk, and to -prove my es- were quite serious and unaffected. But interpretation-of course is that k de- (Continued from Page Two) sential imbecility. But one copy would they either infitnitely overestimated termines the relative degree to which maintain that the mud-smeared men, he sufficient, for all are more or less their own ability, or were pathetical- Mr. Gi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, I1 Will Play "Job" Here Tuesday I (Continued from Page Six) punted to the Michigan 19-yard line where the ball was grounded. Steger broke through the center of the line for seven yards. :.;;":rKipke made two yards on a line plunge. Rockwell broke through for! first down on the Minnesota 35-yard line by a quarterback sneak. Yick made two yards around left end. Kipke punted to Martineau, who was downed in his trac...…

…P'AC -. EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1922. I r ! _ t / j - 1 To Mke the B ascinailig Lights and music-and lovely frocks. How successful they will make the Panhellenic Ball! Shimmering gowns that ripple softly with every move- ment of the wearers--soft lights that cast bewitching shadows over the scene -glittering jewels and head hands-the whole gaining effectiveness against the blac-and-white of the men's attire-make a ...…

… Section Two Y Aoo all Section Two VOL XXXVI. No. 55. ANN' ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NCVL:ALElR 25, 1923 PRICE, FIVE CIENTS GATHER HERE FOR }THREE DAY MEET STATE OLDER BOY"' CONFERENCE SCHEDULED FOR NOV. $0, DEC. 1 AND 2 SLEEPING QUARTERS FOR VISITORS NEEDED BADLY Burton, Rice, Hoben, White to Speak; Discussion Groups Also Planned Activities of the committees in charge of the Michigan State Older Boys' Conference, to. be held in An...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUN DAY,3 I THE MICHIGAN DAILY S PROGRESS RAPID O NEW WILSON DAM, I AUTO ACCIDENTS PART O MUSCLE S ALE PROJECT ARE SOMETIMES ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ __ ___ __FATAL . t .. J i .) .. "1 ? +r 1 5 :t i i~t. y '{. fvi.." ~ "' ,., / K'A 2~ fRead The Daily "Classifieds" Columns INN In the S. C. A. 'V1. 1* 'I JYou capanot very :dell prevent them .from happen1ing, buxt you CAN carry a protective insurance policy in ou...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ,. 4 _ .._..... ......_,. __._..___._. . __ ........._._ _. Today I The ChMUSIC AND MUSICIANS Congregaional Church ccnt t theFriendAfip Hour h ld be~- VAGNERAN OPERA (ONPA1 "Thanksgiving, a Festival of the Pil-. tween :30 and 6:30 o'clock. At 6:30 Eight operas will be heard wh grim Fathers," will be the subject of a special Thanksgiving service will b(, the Wagnerian Opera company, assis Mr. Jump's sermon at the Co...…

…--W TWELvE ..:: THE MICHIGAN DAILY_______ . .. ,... . sr ; _ .. n Speaker t brings on an .instinctive clash between them-conflict, andI thene romance. Voune r Aleetl The cast merits mention: The Vir- ginian, Kenneth Harlan; Molly Woods, Florence Vidor; Trampas, Russell Simpson;, Steve, Pat O'Malley; Shortie, Raymond Hatton; Judge v. Henry, Milton Ross. t The Wuerth Concert Orchestra will be one of the. main .features in the x~ presentati...…

…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1923. The Realm of the Fantastic LL art must produce emo- hHALSEY DAVIDSON{be a short sketch of Beardsley as seen tion. A creation that by a contemporary and a friend, Ar- does not produce emo- thur Symons. Beardsley, he said, was tion is ot' rt,'and the one who. 'had the fatal speed of those depth of the emotion who are to die young, that disquiet- that is inspired- within ing completen...…

…"AGE T__ THE MIC{IGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1923. the people, or accepts the foregone to do it for him; nor must he attempt -that a democracy is a to usurp anyone else's share. country, imatters little. Either con- D ception is equally tenable; one means But who is capable and who is not .j merrn o Cra c y . as little as the other. capale -of participating in govern- The prerequisite for a democracy is ment? I we say that some indvidu- WI...…

…SUNDAY NOVEIBIR 25, 1923. nii6AN DAIL PAGE THRE "Movement, after , all, seemed futilel travagant, absurd desire by a. subtle W him. Helettthat imagination could subterfuge, by a slight modification easily. be substituted- for the, vulgar of the- object of one's wishes." realities of things. It was possible, -from "Against The -Grain" in his opinion, to gratify the. most ex- by Jorts Karl Huysmans. - AG YUwill be more thansatisfied with the:...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAY ,-, . SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1923. P.OU I.OR THE MIHIGAN-DA. S.NDAY NOVEMBE 25, 19... BEARDSLEY'S ART A CRITIC (Continued from Page One) FICTIONIZES only as it calls forth our emotions- they are the mediums of transfer from DON JUAN, by Ludwig Lewisohn. this world to that. The meaning of Boni & Liveright, 1923. $2.00. this evil is as incomprehensible to us The only chance this book has for as the idea of the univer...…

…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2w , 1923., THE MICHIGAN DAILY P11 -- ri - 'YE Telephoe165 ,,e 'Then s enrd them to Whte Swan for Cleaning and Pressing. You'll no- ~ tice ,the~difference. They will look better; wear better, feel better on you. White Swan Cleaning and Pressing Servic-- Superior Always. , Tht Sa W, a Laundy Co. . a .. - - ~~~~~ ~~~~. ............ ,, . . -w -11 the picturet of that evil, grinning trouble with the present day Moslems ...…

…PAGE SC5t I t3A OYlBL- ct- all good men and bad are forced to advantages and its disadvantages. Its cross the bridge over hell-pit named greatest advantage is'that it probably T he Port i anteau P layerS "Sirat" (Strach). The sinn s are restrains many- rash actions sioce it chained and then goaded across, while affords the .hate,filled. mind an outlet MILLARD PRYOR the incipient inhabitants of paradise through the imagination. Many an trip alo...…