…THE WEATHER CLOUDY; PROBABLY RAIN TODAY a:1 .ita ~ti A. i LEASED WIRE SERVICE ASSOCIATED PRESS MEMBER WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. 46 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THUSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1923 IGHT PAGE6 PRICE, FIVE CENTS . ._ } END ~MNET FUN PN NF TUAI ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ADVOCATES' PERMANENT FUND FOR BAND TRIPS GRID-GRAPH TO BE RUN BY STUDENT COMMITTEE Band Bounce and help from Athletic{ Association Will...…
…THJE MICHIGAN DAILY' SUBSTANQES MAY B[, "MADE TO ORDER"?7 x. .m.r..rrwx..rwr y Methodists LeadI In Number Of ______The Methodist church, with a total ?'.i i ik.z 1d'2r.e of-1nowIedge registration of 1593 has the greatest (~ cn~~ititin o M tte hrough number of student members of any of Use of X-Thays the 30 denominations represented at Michigan, according to the first reli- 1 1)E' raIBE FFE('T"OF RAYS gious census for this semester, comn...…
…TI]URESDA2Y, NOVEMBER. 15) 1923 THE MICHIGCAN DAILY Ji The Girls' Mandolin club will hold a regular business meeting at 5 o'clock today in Newberry hall. All girls' who can mnake posters or who would be willing to do some work to help make money for the University] of Micthigan League building are askedI to call Doris Crouse at 452, or sign upj on the list; which is posted in Barbour gymnasium. All members of Mumnmers who can usher for the...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIG AN DAILY .......... , THE PURDITE EXPONENT DOES THE UNEXPECTED I) ~,,n m~mnrnftnrnfrnn~lfl a -Ah The recent one-sided loss of the OFFICIAL ?{EIVSJAPER OF THE Purdue football team to Ohio State UNIVERSITY OF 41H1GAN meant more than the mere loss of an{ Pubishd eer' mrnir~gexeptMonayathletic contest. It raised an unlimit- during the University year* by the Poard in! ed amount of criticism from the of- Conrlmtrol of...…
…THURSDAY, NOVEMFER Is1924'" THE MICHIGAN DAILY wv4, j;5Ci:.tr +,"":$^Y+i,:~i'~ ^"":y}\. "i ~ .,.'F\4 : C t£a .v.:2"'v:'a.4.""" 4: 'va {bJ iJvl'".>"F .iJ f:v ..i4 Iv Ii' ,.mI ":, ?}""+%"}" ~:"L;:i}.{v;' }:tn4 'p4' ;" :,...\rF~ . ...., .,..,. :"w::......4~,:::..:'"...nv:::::.nn":vfn* '}. : 4 ..., \Sv^:n:,.. ."w.+ .:xC . ,,. 'v. .c.: . . {v+{". . .nS:."".\.v '{ "w , . n"; ., ::...4 .. .;h.v.:/ \. I,'!w..ts:1Y..' v. . .u.:"w.\..n:..'..,l..... ..:,...…
…9Ix AIIE MICHICAN DAILY THZ1RSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 I5, 1923 '...) ............."M--- ! .. _../' o gym' 00--o"=6-w woo" \ " kq.-muuffw-j ,. .... ... . . .. .. _. ow."Mov" w -MMpwNWWMMNWM..dMPM . ,. RO L RE CL SNL UG, ARUSEI, HOPES R REVENGE FOR LAST YEAR'S TIOUNCIAG ibYPRINCE TON vA AS COACHES SEEK UARTg rgK ESOTA, IOWA Loss, of Uteritz May Necessitate Plan of Attack Against Wisconsin, ..: ._... , t1 Nm i SQUAD OF THIRTY O...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .......... 'THIS THIS COLUMN i a COLUMN CLOSES CLOSES AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES 10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for three or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion. Charged at the rate of 12c- per reading line for one or two insertions, 11c per reading line for three or more insertionz. White space charged for it wane rates. Classifi...…
…(IGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1 } . Crown Prince "Overjoyed" At Return To Ancestral Estate GRID GRAPH ToOBE ORM0BYSTUDETS Charles Livingsto, 25, Heads Coi- iittee to Operate Apparatus Saturdiay SPECLAL WItE CONNECTION FROM FIELD AlANE IFOR Arrangements for the grid-graph showing of the Wisconsin-Michigan game at 2:15 o'clock Saturday will be handled completely by student com- mittees under the direction of Charles Living...…
…1 Itm 'r r A EATHER Y CLOUDY ODAY 1 4 ' ' t4 it iv an I-r w t l ASSOCIAT PRESS DAY AND XGHT WIR SERVICE . No. 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY JULY 15, 1923 PRICE FIVE CE '"ISH NOTE AIuS'K 9 E.TO TAKE PART NUEM NITY FU S WILL INSIST THAT CO h- SSION BE UNDER RE- PARATION BODY OSES JUSTICE TAFT EAD OF COMMISSION EDITORIAL EXCURSION TO TOUR0 CADI1LLAC FACTORYI Earth Two Billion Y'ears told, Claims British Scientist I____---- ...…
…dayJM 0 5 IE WVEDDY GE TRADYDiE except Mon 1 UNSIGNE) 0031UNICATIONS Communications have bee nre- ceived in The Daily offices which bear no signature. The atten- tion of writers is called to the paragraph in the editorial page heading relative to communica- tions. All letters to the editor which are unsigned 'or which bear only initials will not be . printed. Associated Press. The .s- exclusively entitled to the ion of all mews dispatche...…
…ng league &tilding 1,1oyd( will holdl his last office hours of the. summier next Friday. from 10-11 o'clock, in the office of ,the Graduate school. liNeils' Educational Club MFeels The Mlens Educational club will meet. at 7:20 o'clock Tuesday on the second floor of the Union. All persons who are interestedl are invited to attend the noel ings. Our offer of a pair of extra tros- ors wvith every suit expires Aug. 6th'. Saves you fromd $12.00 to...…
…IAI RiUI I FTIN ro I I us fVE I U lla 0 III, ication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the ersity. Copy received in the Office of the Summer Session until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 'a. m. Saturday.) me 3 SUNDAY, JULY 1), 1921 Number 120 r Session Graduates: dents expecting to.complete' (during the Summer Session) the re- nts for degrees and for teachers' diplomas are expected to call at :e of the Secretary of the College or Sc...…
… at L ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1923 EDITORIAL MICHIGAN ENTERED IN NATIONAL MEET AT HICAGO TODAY r ,. CHANGES IN TIME MADE AS GRADJATION DAY NEARS 4 IN ,1 TIlE ALLUMNI SHARE In welcoming the alumni back5 to their Alma Mater the present genera- tion of Michigan men and women feel a peculiar sense of indebtedness to those who have preceded them. Grad- uates who departed from the academic life of the University some year...…
…OFFICIAL N WSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION Published every morning except Monday ur ng the summer session. membereof the Associated Press. The As- piated -Press is exclusively entitled to the se for republication of all news dispatches redited to or not otherwise credited in hs papeir and the local news published here- Entere'd at the postoffice, Ann Arbor, iehigan,,as second class matter. Subscription by carrier or mail, ...…
…of his death ou the following Thurs- from the toy manufactured who sent day. it along to . show ihis appreciation.r Seitz, whose spinal injuries were aTe ticker Is no simple ffair. With not at first expected to prove fatal, h c n mM SCOTT TO WED; IIDENi - fhow lV ater Pro ves F.t a1 Sitz, '26111, and J. B. D~ewey, 125E' M)D AT SAME A.T WHllTMQ0RE LAM, was taken to the University hospital and showed improverient for several days following...…
…ILYOFFCIA.BULEI NI tion in 'the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of lvrsty. Copy 'received untl't:20 . m (11:80 a. m. StxdaY.) 3FR IAY, JUNE VIN 1923 Number 1S1 Bac aareate and 'Commnenceient: ho expect to, take part in the exercises of Commencement week ie take note of the ,following schedule in order that there may e confusion as possible in carrying out the program :-Punct- ipecially important as the procession will start on s...…
…_,I Ar Ar t 46P .A AdL GOT YOUR 'ENSIAF I EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE .. Attends Series Ot Conventions T f ORNIDO 11 UIIEIEt PIMPARES EAS I'OR OPERA INVASIO.N Homer Heath, general manag- er of the Union is expected to leave this morning for the East where he will complete arrang- ments for the appearance of the next Ur.on Opera at a number of cities. Roy Hoyer, Arho assisted E....…
…~GAN DAILY -U 1 vg l~ g ay Traffic Ass ociatoni Elects iculty Nan for Fourth Time at Annual IMeting STRY INCLUDED EXPERTS [0-1 ALL T~ARTS OF~ COU TT Y Works of leading French, German. Norwegian, Russian, Japanese and American are hunng there and the gal- lery will be open every aftrnoon be - tween th~e honurs of 1.:30 and 5 o'-C clock. The exhibition is held under the auspices of the A~nn Arbor Art as- sociation. Elected Traffic President...…
….t r t zA%' A N . row Aha pslo Ph ~ DltaIvIlr~T TlPTT~~f terary sciet il et ti SrhCawl Agl hireen this eveinin,, h Aph iiind enatl-rns TIte yn' Te Lake Geneva Student conrfer-' of UnvriY h'.Te at5O(Ok aiis ae-once will be heldt from Jun~e 15to discussion is to be "lree- ;G' 1 ]tt4 o'clock, in Sarah Caswel o'hkfrstrin the gy :;:sum7; lgair of more than 20 stents I e er mpran ~usa a4 o'clck. csto acts 3, is expected to represent the Univer-' ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - ..,.-- - - -..w.. .:M.... .. r Mason and Irvin S. Cobb which con- vulse the "typical American" leave the Briton wondering what it s all OFFWICI NEWSPAPER OF THE about. A London audience, on the UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN other hand will roar with laughter at 3 Published every morning except Monday Shaw. whose humor is entirely too . iring the University year by the Board in ontrol of Student Publications subtle for our publ...…
…THE M1CHICIAN DAILY .,e.,. _., '5,A3IN3 Head. lcxt 1Fall; Accomuin,,Wate $90) PER Al) ItEIUCI)U Iall, the first men's dorm- campus, will be ready for y next. fall, according to the latest issue of the ninus. The new building;,; son Sybil street, just! ry ffield, has been named hie late Frank W. Fletch- pena, a former Regent of InIaIr!Iemy~ard low hurles, half mile relay tA S tF~ 5W SIDbndtlx Al emFinal sadnsill thbzfiatcerniv )r lilfll...…
…THiE MICHIGAN DA' sr +. . , . 7 yy g' J, 1'4 ti4titk -!1B':. 0 )at l : 4 .w. ......R......... ,., " r.w a moo- r"" , ., - -° ,- RMY", "NAVY" BATTLE TODAYI Ilittle's Sllad ll of iron -Men to Hold Encounter ;; " ; EriTrr a ,WCHANGES iN IFNE-TIP FROM Fj IRtST TILT EXP .CTi'~ .laying been drilled to overcome the ividual taulits and team weakness- which cropped up in the,3recent tle, th~e Army and Navy s clicd respectively by Ccappo...…
…_____ _____ ____THE MICI-iGA7N DATLY p' fiIOLTSCFLEA4 ClNG H!E )VERTI SING od No. 5,Bich ribbon. Finl- 303 S. Sta"te WtE inake your house clean without paint. Ve cdo both interior and ex- teriorweTng City House Clean- iGCo. Phoc:,1995-5T. 152c30 ENw1F P M:T on wa'Si:aNg indiows ,;at 2'Ea1sonab11le pr).' City *ino Cleaning Co. Phone 1995-J.13ei %UGS SHAMPOOED or Dust cleaned. Ann Arbor Carpet Cleaning Works. Phone 50. 135c-tf NOTICEI...…
…TfH E MICHIGAN DiAILil________ of interest to the entire class member ship is to be presented by the and sinned. W. C. HOAD, i Class Menton. F FI CIA L BULLETIN Icr- tlletin is constructive notice to received until S-30 1. in. (11:30 TUESDAY, '1AY i, 9INI all members at nri ..r 16 4 'he P1resident and Mrs. Burton will be at home from 4 .to 6 o'clock hiursday, May 17, inst ad of Wednesday, May 16, as previously an- ,. r. and :Mrs. Gu...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY SNOW, TODAY. Y itA6 Ar t PLAN TO ATTEND CON VOCATION VOL. XXXIII No. 120 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARIBOR MICHIGAN,, IIU1{SDAY, MARCH, 15, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS DAN6ER Of. WAR HANGS OVER RUHR REGION1 INHABITANTS THRlEATEN VIOLEINT ACTION lie in a t w MIMES TO IVE PLASVRST EBTR EXPLAIN FATHERS' DAY' LEGISLA9TIVE PARTY M\imies Iv ill give two one-act flays ReIlesentatives01fthe Fathers ' cly n ni i .t WXednl...…
…THE MCI-ICGAN DAILY q 9T STRKESRU HR (Con nued from Page One) but that the directors were cautioned that if any diffliculties were encount- ered in the cokc plant, the coal mine which is also state property, would be seized and shut lown tight. More Troopers Arrive The arrival of 800 French troop.. ald engineers was announced at the plant by the blowing of the great steam siren which is used as a danger sig- nal. This created a stir throughou...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - Pi PNt IN BASKETBA L -a-- Woman Acts As For U. S. Dep The first meeting of the spring train- When one thinks of averting a strike Close scoring throughout the basket- ing course of Girl Reserve leaders will or settling weighty labor questions, ball game played by Pi Beta Phi and be held at 7 o'clock this evening at immediately there comes the picture Kappa Delta Tuesday evening in Bar- Newberry hail. Juniors, sophom...…
…w THE -MICHIGAN DAILY 9 , tt tt- class should attend these meetings , r they would be of value. They would -_ -- - ___- represent an attempt to make the E DT RA OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE c lass exist as a group and not entirely '/f'-------- UNI EUSITY OF MICHIGAN i as. a collection of individuals. Through ;(IK\ T4i + ihdeey onn xep Mna these and subsequent meetings later ORDER SOU COMMENT~ gairoon) °' k duriing txke University Year- by t...…
…THE NflCHIC AN DAILY --- -- Vichigan. Dai ly Supplement To Students' Directory' News From The Other Colleges Ex-Congressman aids Prosecution Of War'Frauds SLEEP ANYWHER1E, BUT EAT AT R XS THlE CLUB LUNCH 712 Arbor Street Sear State and Packard Streets J1fVI1MNG WAIL"0LTh, D. S. C. CH IROPODIST 707 N. 'ut'versity Ph" oue 262 Columbia-Just as what was evid- ontly the entire class ot '2;6 was arriv- ing in taxis~ at the Hotel McAlpin for...…
…TH4E MICHIGAN DAILY H _ - >' ( t , M sra Mrr Y I I , M111 IA1Ui IIIi1 M rM A/// il Poo - a a I TRAINING ON THIE OLD CAMP GROUNDS a T WOl'J IR (F T~HE WWHEREUPmod MAN&F-QOF T! i5 0S OTi T$Y 'T' .T KC ,r K IS .L1G1BLE -r MA AE( v 5 i a7tt ~ ~ r r m [GHT MAKE' AI)UYt 40TA. A M SPE37L VEtST + e ~ME HAL- 4UDVLLt $QRE ARMS .ET ME TO'yGuR~ -AU A414titt-rpr -r~r 'u sHP sf4 Th5 '3S.,o-r 4FV'; TA M TOt{ J)O'UL. * 6t(S A (Nl VJI..L SO1 sM'E...…
…[TEE MICHIGAN -D7A1L a # - -! fllffll(time inicluding Ayres of Illinois, larrET T D0 Brookins oif Iowa, Tyke f Purdue andl Iiiuun ivii, i Spetz of Wisconisn, fl In the high hurdles Hubbard willt 1 FIa tr . t have to face Johson of Illinois, who defetedhim in the Illinois relay car- nival. Coach Farrell expects that the (Continued from Page Six). tables will be turned this week and he may place as he 'went 5 feet 11 1-2 !that he will take fi...…
…TI 117 MIC1HGAN !)All,) . . : DAILY ,OFFICIA*L'BULLETIN1 Publication in the Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members ofJ the Univrersity. Copy received until 3;" w tn . (11: 30 a. m Saturday.) Volume 3 THURSiAY, M-%.iICli14, 190 'Number 1-0 Professor Hobbs' (Classes: 1 shall not b)e able to meet my c lases for the rest of the week. W. H. H'OBBS. .fEx-Laundress ' Now tOil IS Queen!i E .. .w... .. ..r..... To All Ofti~eers, X...…
… THE WEATHER SNOW' FLURRIES; COLDER TODAY' Y iitr Ar A A NAME IT YOST f FIELD HOUSE VOL. XXXIII. No. 96 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS _ _. _ - Germans Praise TU IPUIPIn inrrr fIMPOSED FINE IS DECLINED BY BERMAN CITY Finds Ne Caue . SET FOR MARCH23 I I Students Shiver As Breezes Rage GELSENKIRCHEN REFUSES PAY 100,000,000, REPORT STATES TO SIX POLICE MAY FACE COURTMAR...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ HSNN I OKNine senior and -.,duat(' enginee are tkingthe ewlycremaedcourse )1 radio enginveerng being ofet'rred % the first time this semeste r in' I A, en gilleorin7g school. The CotiZ:'' makes a thorough study of ..radi equipment and practicnn and studepta. are given practical work in the coun- struction and operation of appariatus. In the special work in the 111) 1U; tory there are threc studlent ;enroll- ed1, two o...…
…DAY, F BRUARY' 15, 19 q THE MICHIGAN DAILMA~ UW PAGL TEIR" . ,- ..xill rehearse at 4 o'clock this alter- noon in Sarah Caswell Angeli hail. ___________ ______ There will be a cafst rehearasi forl -__________ the Junior Girls' play at 9 o'clock Saturday morning. "Womenwho wish to seil candy for the Avomea's league at the t(,, in 11.1-! C1(nadian Judg, e iversity hail are i'equestedJ h)ral l atb-2 crne Kbl.,llat %i i to male'ar- To Head Sunda...…
… OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE U?(iYRSITY OF MICHIGAAX Published every morning except Monday during tkie Uuiversity year by the Board in Control of Studert Publications. Member 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 other- wise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoflice at Ann A...…
…CRY 15, 1323 T14E MICHIGAN t)AILY I~NlNERS OMPETEWHAT'S GOING A~ ~ ~~~~r NNULEREC ________ WOADC03IFIISI0E~S TOHOLDNOTICE---Copy for this colm COE~NV UPENTI N the day before publication. -- I 'ITURSDAY Highway engineers of the state yes- terday completed their ninth annual conference on highway engineering{~ which has been held here for the past three days under the direction of thtu engineering college. Attendance reel ordis surpassed th...…
…THEWICHIGAN DATLY T I I t, ill 1 DA 1'. F F It E UA I? Y I "), THE MICHIGAN DAILY r All low- -- - r~r4! O T00K Holdh NOnT fliT BY JIN1a Pitcher rks Out Seek As Him LITTLE GIING COURSE IN FOOTBALL THEOR ALPHA SIGMA PHI WINS PIN TOURNEY Mieei of :Kind smaultisi I 1 robe, punch the ba , shadcow lht)X, Ilr)nr1 B tl S ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ x asuv wellGI asO go through a round of I thamu0 ral nix easwill f hndbll ad ac~otVireil latheiitics....…
…i i, 11 r-TEP C- J A L- _______________________________________a-- - Several close battles featured t1he0 10soc(ity vs.i. e-gae cut2 Detroit Junio~r( O g i.e.Ii-oU openzing round of t1he finals in the in-jMa. ter-fratern ity basketball tournament held Tuesday night in Waterman gym-- Al Lu inuse'i;-yr r Breaks Ice ecor 40 Yrs O I : a I !~ CHGN h BUYs YOUR -.. .--m 0 th 8e Varsity rolled up thec 6i F 0' r'N ,4R N EN nasium.,'h...…
…TIIE MICHIG~AN D L\ THuRSDAY, __y ILY OFFICIAL BULLETINf ation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all memnbers ofI Diversity. Copy received until I.:3S0 z. m. (11: 30 a. m. Saturday) t e3 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1923 Number ofW IPublica the Uut Volume f To All Students: It is requested that all students who have changed their address sine the last Mxe A~3er call at the office of the Dean of Students, Room 2, Uni- versity Hal, an...…
