…-IE WEATHE SNOW FLURRIlES TODAY Y itvA6 ~uAll w7 Li 4d AV ITI r% PLA Y ..SAT URDA Y I VOL XXXIII. No. 108 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH I, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS I TED EXPLORER IATEIS TRAVEilCL 1S N~p ATG LAND FAMOUS NATURALIST TO rnnrurr D New Postmaster DELIVER ANIMAL LECTURE UULtJURLUR ILfIid Enters Cbe Dr. Rymond I t Dinmars, curator of Anton theh ooks which Dr. Dit- D mammals and reptiles, N...…
…bR L IVLU "lI, in the meantime, any are vitally EMJIE~~ interested and want additional infor- mautien in mediately ,they may secureIS1 IE it fmMr. J. 3. Kelly, local manag-erSA cf the MihgnSate Telephone comrr- ixi,"he concluded. EXPERTS PLAN, TO HIS TOR IC FOR TRES S MU E Off ernRecital Adv°ancedI students of the School of Music wore heardl in a recikal last might in thle school auditorium. Voice(, pim no, and violin solos made up the li ...…
…~A"J . . . AJIULIIILIIS I II ENl WOLDNol.NR Hutch inson, Kans., Feb. 28-(By A. P.)-Universal enfranchisement of wo- men would mean permanent world, peace, in the opinion of Mrs. W. Y. Morgan, recently named as a delegate to the international suffrage confer- ence in Rome, Italy, May 10-18. Mrs. Morgan is the wife of the editor o l the Hutchinson News, who is a for- mer lieutenant governor of Kansas. "There is no doubt in my mind that the ...…
…TH ,.MICH--IGAN DAILY .: .. . :, . jD' cay, is a salve which most of the yl ounger generation might apply free.s CAL NEWSPAPER OF THlE rosier complexion in life. w l~ TERSITY OF MICHIG A ' - I ,. ..__.. CAMPUS OPINION LAST EDITION OF E~ditor, The Michigan Daily: MI CH IGAN SONG BOOK blished R the~ -01 of I every morning exCept Monday University year y the Board in Student Publicati us. amber of Western Conference Edltorial latio...…
…Ii i ak r£ ~iiN w r.w. s Destiny ' I,, , f : ,r. ;i f ;:1 i 3 i 7 nnIa~ m coaching school is'already on thebervatory. The founding took place C09CH S. SH OL OPN pres andwille out in a short time.i 82 C~~or~n l is~ SHOL o I~ expeo d. tdnt1s52 ofthe colete of Litera- tueSECOND r~rwrrr.. . _ U SESSION JUNE hr.ScieetC, , the Art 2~Ieouthe Artns student i the Oratorical Association toent I j otra*6, oratory and debate and top Regular cre...…
… - , iil Ism a 1-rn .r-' ---- 1 t1IIIIIIIIIIII ',A .r -J *SALE, OF, T Erns. And that wa the case. To these men could have one hiher bi R1TR B E odBrmnhmfl the undeirxale Wk erl'c'ni h ere satisfied. with taking frt aR PAV DW® FOR MAT Y'aETR Isk of relacing' Larry witih a yunweysjWsoni.So secnd places and not trying for d-VW Y S E R irman. And the act spelled' hisl tegh'1 R cn eod _- j dom. 1 *In the pole vault Hamant and To. lit a M...…
… IulY WI 4i % IT 9 - Vi I' :k 1.6S rf .. y i i ' f ' V j. A' ' -5 j 5 I, ?1 ! ,, '.i- Practices of Squad at Present Tint Are Encouraging to Coach Ray Fisher SEVERAL MORE MEMBERS TO JOIN TEAM MONDAY Coach Fher's Wolverine diamond men continued their work yesterday afternoon in Waterman gyninasiun along the usual lines of practice hand- ed out by the mentor in the huge cage and are showing considerable im- provement as the season advances...…
… mOFFICIAL BLLTNI a inl the Bulletin is constructive nottes to L in embors of sity: Copy received until 3: SO v. m,. (11:90 a. a Saturd4ay.) ', HURI)AY, MIARCHI 1, 1923 Ntambor 10S we Association of Arnericat Meical Colleges:. wiation '-will meet at the Michigan, Union on Friday, aind Satur- ahd 3. At the meetings on F~riday morning at 10 a. mn., Friday 2 ,p. m. and Siaturdlay morning at 0:30 a. m'.. papers. will be pre- ~ious problems of ...…
…-En ! f, 'S 4br ,Ak A suit ,; ;_a . 'Am - I 1- of A, , P- . -1 - V - I - -- -- I - - . I I- - - - - ! I . I _ a TWENTY PAGES A NN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUMPDAY, APIRIL 1, 1923 TWENTY PAGES .. , ._....r... .. _ ____ " ' --- t PI NTI ""REJOI-CE YE, HfE IS RISEA It i!:. a. fa~r cry from the beginning of the Christ:an era to this -Eastvr Suniday 1,923 ,ye.,rs later. F"1,pires .hbave risen to heights of splendor and powrer an(d have ...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN AliBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1923 It .0slnot seldoms that an art reacheso HAL SEY DAVIDSON? by either the painter or the sculptor, its highest development before its true !Thes endeavor of the best portrait art- w orth is recognized. The present gee- t ists is to reveal the character ot their oration has seen this truth freosunt-, 10 its highest fernm land here I wem -1nielsen's ctaracter as he understood stbe i th py...…
…UUUIL I WILL IIUIIUJIII (Continued fromh Page One) n this quarter Haprtz tore thrOug ie Carson City defense time aind gain, despite 'the fact that his bril- ant wvork in the preliminary con- sts made himt a marked mhan. Speedy. nid with a remarkable change-hand. ribble, hie squirmed and fought hi:, ay through1 his opponents with the bility of a veteran. Lamb and Waldo Eifective The fuorth quarter was a repetition f the third, 'with the excepti...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY StN)., APRtI 192:1I In Defense of Tradition AMERICANS, by Stuart P. Sherman.1 EDGAR H. AILES iolatr than other biographers, Pro Charles Seribuer's Sons, New York fissor Sheenan offers sonic remarks A etanlinen rt-Ae frontedt hy Mr 'asttturg 's viking atrs",while as vial .rt c' uiditelid iytlatas'llr'atdt ian, has recently inquired how te lt t h lo-toctrof theit cdoa thhyat qtb'lind11)01worsliptscommnonly ac- masses ...…
…j ulrSeni ors R s "to4ococ uigth oig ek 'HNI starting tomorrow at 1 o'clock. No £T NlaglIIJLCIJNVLIPLLUlay Tradition woman who does not register will be ivlgdtvoe Thswhhae'00 IV W IN( contributed financially, to the Y. W;,.' URN UT T ORGNIZEGAMPIGI Senior women this year will lhark jedA.to onate timemborsresterng back to a former policy of givingt C.iA.euto onar te ntimembf estrinak- A meeting of the executive board annual play out of doors wi...…
…SUNDAY,:APRIL 1, I9231 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I AG0, THRE H~'Iugo Von IIHIIIjmfannsthjal NEWELL BEBOUT (he are soon to be intirmduced th0e eaier age) and1 prely phase (though nottdoubt inaieqiitelyt to mkn xeie tiantatieal nd \Is Hugo Von lotialnttiat lihn that ioii xeiet poets oiccedt drama. "The Grandt etiomaget. It in0a rcohimg out t('crld-Theatre of Salzbutrg" io pro- after something unseen. Authors felt- ulced In New York with its famousO a n...…
…' gltu Wen vre- var England heard this- yuhuparliamentary dandy lisp is 'tl@~~ l~*Ij v___pl____adingyothul for a league "of nattbris to CAMPUS OPINION 1 TICIL XIWSPAPER OF? Tits".insure peace it chucked up its~ na 3 /; I ~ E1 $ T! O X C IQ N tional sleeve and rem arked, Just n e 5Tdi oTfhA Dtcii au DIi biltsaa4everill. mrnipg .excet "Monday o oe mossibletoansems J.icin(en uthvefl Il i WIirslty r bX17the Board ji a Rsthe project which this Wue1...…
…4 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1923 The Allied War Debt, LILLIAN REID yyg Thtercent funding of the Britisho portance 'Though its avocate te- 1 bt shows tttthe unitedi States, iendeot chieflton Ottmenottal rason- likeany other creditor, prefers 'too toy ig, tuch is5ou0rmoratdebtto fle conciliation tbefore faking egat actiot. Alietey itave one o, two tprac- TPie ordinar'ty onan i witing to confer tiosl points. It s a fact t...…
…-I h Senate passes can nlow be illuminated per- Mfontana A. 'C.The DistinctiveI ing their time studying or playing fectly, and with the addition of a few D Yressers' club decided at a recent cards. resident Has more high power lamps3 a regular game -meeting to adopt a certain model o . ha i ae rwill be paossible. Stetson derby as the badge of Its or Just cal 941{, when you avae a act B g Ca eergantzation. Various differences in the' Waut.--Ad...…
…SUNDAY, APRI - 1,;1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILYFA Eil' . _ ... . PACE rIVE AWorld Language LIONEL G. CROCKER UhsiF'ay oat 19iloiai In a certain smal town of Michigan,! to English. A Japanese stdet who the high. wnool students are saking' was a private English pupil oi mine, Stheir onk reports from uch epto'e- as soon to leave for England. Pre- meral stories as "Freckles," "Potty-' partory to leaving, he had also stdiC area," ansi so on. Wihen I ...…
…".5 "L U a Uu L L M aw ,,,, , ,,...,.. . r ,,r ., ....,r. 64.6A& . r ., .. IC GCHAN G [S Tomn.Robinson P1 On AII1-Confet C C I U1 (Special to The Daily)I _ Chicago, March 30.-Selections of Sees 0. S. U oitii mythical teams in all Big Ten sportf d W'isCQS. Dropped have met with approbation since the From ist ,ie was first conceived. Football men have been chosen by Walter Ecker-' sal, basketball by Irvin M. Howe, and uAG IPUR Ek AND }...…
…Ot THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APlRI 1, 7az STORIES OF A 1orner of tte newspaper ofice, NEWSPAPER OFFICE dreaming, thinking p1annig, hi ensos eys wandering aross th I)E I)LICS, y Ilur) iitaSmit' nwoke-flled room to the desk where Co~it- M~ee O; 07")sit the gr'4 Star. I write reverent- Rievewe d y Leo JyIersidofet tly for the lob, seein to id word I peak tr the Curb, ot the neowiht wilt expresty appreiatiot phyt toio jor naism, o the ritty edit ...…
… IIIIIIIIIII 11111 IFI fied Rates. Two Cents per wrord, a dlay, paid in charge for first day, 25,c. Minimrum thereaftE per word per day if charged. White space char per agate line. Classified, charged onlly to those at~ thie V, ECP, 3,Ve es- -~REAL ESTATE -f ' Si M. L. .") ' A-C 19Y4-50 DON'T FORGET Smith Tire Repairj Oldest anid most reliable place to buy tires~, elly Springfield Diamond Tires 12S-50 'HE WOM'EN,'S LEAGUE BU ILDING FUND ...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 192 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE EVE The N'ew Italian -Drama THREE PLAYS: Six Characters ini R B RT1 hQ ,lard. Iltis eye'" at'ia piercing grcy,- Seareh of an Author", "Henry, iv". R B R R R Nctiiiou~iy lighted acnd fhasinig. Per-. "Right You Are! (If You Think 'lapsalhe is reminiscent of Pan. So)." by Lulgil Pirandello. E. P. 'Iteicre ii gives an elaborate historicalt 'hocking it is illretz e'caluse "Soast', I .pi&o e Yr.ageant i...…
…To Save 2From Scrap Heap . .. ..1 . . ... . ... ::: ! : . is.... upoper reading room of the Union to see chassis demonstrtion by Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker. , 7 :0o(-Instit'uteofox Religious Educe.. tion in Lane hall. 7:00----Clevelanrd cdub meets In room zjA olf the -Union. t Unon :~1iBring insrtumeft v. 7 :30--Alpha, IHapiaPsi meets lit roftn 302 of the -Union. 7 :--delpM i meets In th~e ('11th room, University hail.' 8 :00--Acolyies meet 1...…
…ANW IQItT , THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1923 THE ARTIST AS A CHHARACTER ANALYST (Continued from Page One) object is the sublimtion of details. A line that has a childch sophistica- caricature is then a graphic represcn- tion. H reliec on pure black ant tation of the essence of character. white for his effects though his line Perhaps it would be well to point gives a suggestion of shading. out the few caricaturist., that this Sulliv...…
…w 41w AML k- t jg.att hJy __ _ _ ,_ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1923 PRICE~ st Zo ologist. GIVS "PRIG" UREPage Sir Oliver Woman Is Poetic re '!IThis Wee srg, .odlgto In article appr llal vr 'se' tiet fte C17el lllte flyscience of herdity or genetics would be Lfapa~ine. Dr. John S rector of s; uden ts-' phys almost certain to place Morgan ;it the echoes this statemllent, car very top of the scientific world. It is 'the dr...…
… * VLJs .ni A'- zoologist IIi ~1.1 i HE i kA i P 'o Visit Campus Arcade "Mr. Billings Spends His Dime" is! nued from Page Nine)t eterdining bodies or genes the ingenious name of the comedy be- ginning a three day engagement at the egg or sperm cell and has Arcade on Sunday, starring Walter the laws which govern IfHiers. In this day and age, a ten-cent ngement." . as iece is of no importance whatsoever, elb)-urumfurther -adds, "a but, in the ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1923 . - THE ARTIST AS A CHHARACTER ANALYST - ~(Continued from Page One) object is the sublimation of details. A line that has a childish sophistica- caricature is then a graphic represen- tion. He relies on pure ,.ack and tation of the essence of character. white for his effects though his line Perhaps it would be well to point gives a suggestion of shading. out the few caricaturiste that this Sullivant...…
…SUNDAY, .APRIL 1 ,1923 APRIL 1, 1423 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 11 x r A T7 rlf AMBEICANS, by Stuart P. Sherman.) EDGAR H. AILES Charles Scrlbuer's Sons, New York. 19023. 1M.0 ifronted by Mr. Sandburg 's viking acters". while as vital A certain Hamsen, a Geriman-Amer- salute to the Hog-Butcher of thers loan ha recntl inqire howtheot te Icharacter sketches, they ican, has recently inquired how the World. Obviously, the University of imitable. Th...…
…$T RIE.O FA jrener f te ewpapr offie, 1'. NEWSAPER OFICE I dran~jngthinkig, lnig i DE1)~I IStb er JusIn Smith.e; ios eyes wanderhing across ;the . ~ smoke-filled romtot-r the desk where 1 a.$~eC. 17 sits 'the great Star . I irite, reverent- Reviewed by Leo ay Hlershdorr.1 W9 for the Cub seeking to fid Words I speak for the Cb, for the fe-hich will express miy appreciation I phyte in journalism, for 'the city edit- :to Justin H. Smith for is bo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1923 SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1923 THE MiCHIGAN DAILY ~ o ie Allied War Debt 4 LILLIAN REID The recent funding of the" British prtance. Though its advocates de- debt shows that the United States,. pended chiefly on sentimental reason- like any other creditor, prefers to try ing, such as our moral debt to the conciliation before taking legal action. Allies, they have one or two prac- The ordinary man is wil...…
…CH lIGAN DAM y Stefansson Tells Means Of Saving Do You Know1 "Tang Wn itey National Forests m Page Nine) "Tangerine," that delightful whim- the First Baptist ality of the South Sea island musical r jat s , m When was the first sundmer session comedy, comes to ts theatre for a r. Vilhjalmur Stefasson, famous he nts' Bible Class cswill nihil"ane ine ed one-night stand, tonight. "Tangerine" explorer, outlined a, practical plan by What are the...…
….x.ll:,r # +,I A irl7.i.47 F I LILETINI :111n14r 13A . T nlLne t 1 cgJta f Captain Zddle Ricker macker will givo a demonstiration of the Rtickn- ba cker cbassis dialplayed att the Ner York -auto fihow, TueQsday, Alpril 12 at 4:00 P. nm., in the Reading Roam of the Unfon. Members of the Enugineering SSociety aro requested to attend, S At 8:00 p. rrn., Captain Riekenbacker will give a talk on Commercial I Aviation, which A-111 include a d~scu...…
…WARNER LY Atr Datli INA]Vl I CTO~ NO. 152 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRIG AN SHIPS NEWV YORK~ . I 'Frolic, Tickets S I " Will Be Put Oan Sale Tomorrow SE Tickets for the Freshman Frolic to be held Friday night in thie assembly ktfoidi ',i hall of the Union, 'will go on general M" sale at 9 o'clock; tomorrow morning at the desk in the main lobby in the fan- ion. They will remain on sale all ...…
…ThAlCIGNDAL 'hie a tiher Colk P (lfl Ho? Ye Beauties! Portrait Painter Says, "You Ain't" LITS AM)" EN0UXEERS TO Vote in the campus elections to-, # RE'C1IYE CALPS AN'D GOWNS morrow. down ithie scalper a cell devised by those in Junior Prom whereby1 !ase~ tickets will have nce committee a photo- selves. On the night of Iers of tickets will be h their photos and re- ,nee if the resemblance for Callifornia'%S memorial stad'ium. A large 500...…
…THE MCHIGAN DAILY Wyvern, junior wvomen's honorary society, will sell blue hooks in_ the, Library and University hall from 101 to 11 o'clock for the remainder of tlhej senester. During examination :, blue, books will be on sale at all times. E Courtiers and fairies for the Seniorl Girls' play will meet at 4 o'clock -to- day in Sarah Caswell Angell hall. The schedule for th e spring tennis tournament has been posted in Bar- bour gymnasium. T...…
…THE '!.MICI GAN DA-LY . ..: ... ._. , ..,.,. .~ganx delegates returned from the { I7 __ _ _ _ _ _meeting, however, feeling that' the WEDTO IA C MM N epF 4S'~: FTE iprogressing with greater facility than 'f/ - tL IE ,Y01?T HUiIGAX inr many of the eastern schools. Some# 3tA '1 fT Publishie4 every "morning execept Mondayo1 te-agr ntttai5srast e li, 1IRE Al) FOR ART -riug gthe University year by the Board i ofrth larger ns(itatiarsdsurpssothe...…
…THAE MICHIGAN DAILY dl Notes MUSIC AND ('laen- Whtlil BariiICI______ THE CAMPUS BALLOT 4 Fotlowing Is - colly of the All- camupus ballot as It will lappear Wveduts- hIay when. students will select leaders in aiCtITIeS for the comong ye r. Clarence Whitehill. the distingui ih- ed baritone who will sing the role' fltr lenu Ftl Ici l of the Iliblh Priest in Sarnson and7 SingiaNvith assurance, beauty, and Delilah" at the last May Festival c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .-a. .,. ..:' M %Elllllwwj rir wr . yq ..WA- .1 1 -- .,!I' t , -,Ar _ . . ~ _..: STERS SHARE EL5 AT MEETS ach Farrell (leased With Showings of Men at Drase and Penn Relays LOOKER FAILS AT' RECORD WREN POLE BREAKS I NTAULT 3uccess greeted the Wolverine track- rs both in the East and West where y turned in more than their share places and Coach Farrell states at he Is satified with the showing of s men at both...…
…AN DAILY AA _ talIte ms pa Sigma vs. Delta Chi, Tau Delta Phi r vs. Phi Delta Theta; 7 oclock, Delta i Upsilon vs. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Ac- I from Page Six) i acia vs. Phi Beta Delta, Sigma Nu vs. s. Theta Chi, diamond 4, Phi Kappa 'T'au, Sigma Chi vs. Tau Ep-' vs. Acacia, diamond' , silon Phi, Phi Mu Alpha vs. Phi Epsilon T v5_ Tau Delta Phi (iia- Pi. .. I PRflFESSORS END CQ~ETD Chicago Official Is Indicted In Booze Scandal IVl. 1u ...…
…TiItEW. MICHIGAN DAII \__________ , ..... ..,,.... OFFICIAL BULLETIN the Thlletin Is constructive notte to all wernbers of Copy received until ^:-V P. im. (11:30 a. Zn. Sahirday.) TrESDAY, 1 A 1 19.;Nunmber 142 I to Deans: here will be no conference of the Dean Wednesday, May 2. Pleas change of plan. M. L. BURTON. frets' Cetiletes: 01. Seniors. In the College t Literature, Science, and the Arts and in 3 lhool of Education who expect t...…
…I 'X AU ~~aii TI . _ W No. 178 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1923 EIGHT PAGES E c 'EA OFFICIALLY1BREAKS TIES TOBOOKS NC GOOD I AR {I s OI IE ENE :i ;T { I l II p1Student ahetcbooks willI lii ilsii U. SUD NT Inot admit anyone to the _ofr j once track m(-et tomorrow. This statement w as grade by the Atli- JI # 3ltie association ticket office I BIB FAREWE[LL TO EIIG C IFH trja~ reuto h .t y$ T ODCTLau A pit eseday s...…
…T" VtN DAILY .r. .,..CTCNDAL f ._ Sir Ho'r I Sir Robert ihome has succeed Stanley Bald ellor of the exchequ( 'ho recently succeeded ritish premier, appoin ETIES TDO C "lessor ' The above action has been deemed { Gyms t( Be U'sed for Registration Heinm Comp~any hfas Student Work isition and th n furish;l details to advisable because of the fact that it is Becauise of limited space, the Sep-. H. J. Heinz company, will have a those who ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ILLlI Ill'RK1 °rf. Brurnr Will, Direct Senior Play IJune 14, 'on an open air stage. He has made Senior and Junior Girls' plays a 4' nc f a irn .ltn r Mrs. M. Cake, Saturday, Mrs. Yates #'Adams; Armory, Friday, Mliss Martha £ WOMEN SIGN 'ISORSIIIP i r. u woman who will be a Juniorf ar will be required to pay a dvisor tax of 75 cents, it was at a meeting of sophomore held yesterday afternoon in 'aswell Angell hall. Thi...…
…'i IE IMid IGAN DAILY many more first rate offerings can small group of leaders necessary to be easily supported should be evident run this important university funs- th1 ough the very fact that so much tion, did not appear. money is necessarily spent in trips to Detroit to see many of the better . CAMPUS OPINION I y - ._...._......_ ._ . GIFTS 1A'1' U7J ALI mAkIIVAy i :y morning except Mondayi ersity year by the Board in entV Publicati...…
…R -I SS - S.. -5- M E O C M ISATO N A IM' To IUll ASI? ASS ('uoOEvIIAsTIO N i { SENJOR ACTIVITIES Eiubody ing .a complete resiti e of the activities of the class of '4,the Junior Literary Class lBook wvas gent, to members of the class yeAst reay Its avoWed purpose as stated in the "Foreword" is to serve as a "unity- ing -factor which, it is hoped, will contribute to avery successful bear- . ing of next ycar's responsibilities." The frontis...…
…1 :9. £A~.. £A'%0x11Jr3A~l.JPA. a d , ,, ... i nWiuinrY Yi iKYi YMifly i° i i i rPr d .. r rirrr rir li r "_ .. . .......... u.., r,,,v..."°id rw=O r'+' ' CK ATHLETES READY FOR', PRELIMS IN B6 TEN CA (Continued from Page One) wa will be another school.that be very much in evidence when 0tarter's shots begin to sound out. 'les Biookins is one of the fastest Flers who ever jumped over a and is said to be the only man eyer got over...…
…'SHE MICHIGAN V2A!Y 1 I THIS COLhUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M ClssfidCos .Suits W CIAL c 77 Sut1wt extra Trousers HIOUSECLEA1~N~IN$3-$8.4 WE make Your house clean without ij hRAECLfYEI paint. We do troth Interior and ex- N:.--o.. Sh!t4 , .sf 6DVERFI SING tenior washing. City House Clean- ,eplies are at the fake, 18, 12, DM, CNC, CNS, MC,. , A FF GCIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED.. RAT~ES ,ssified Rates. Two cents a word y, .paid in advance. Minimum...…
…PO~ ICIGAN VAIIJ\ 0 FFIC I AL BLLTIN' the Bulletin Is coostructlve notice to all meubn Copy received initl 21.n D. .(11:30 R. iM. flarmay.) dterature, Science, aad the Arts, the Bliologicat Sta- Emnbalming; and Sanitary Science, Public Health raris O'fice, University Hall the Ii 21,-i a. in.-1d 44 ). . a. In, and 2-4 p. in. a. In., daily. Of En.gIineering 8and1Archtect'e.,--In the ,lng inee 4t'.~ and Ad« 23, ,25---12 a mi., and 2-5 p. ...…
…I'1O WEll S AY II us umm hr ka 4 j ,4' :43 at t SOCIA PREP DAY AND NIGHT WI SERVICE XIV. No. 9. ANN ARBOR, M1VIICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1923 PRICE FIVE ( ,: , ELS ANS ARREST' HI RAI BOMBING E OF STREETS TO PEDESTRI- ANS IlESTRICTEDI IN PENALTY (DER CLOSING OF ALL PUBLIC PLACES EDITORIAL Englishman Gives British View Of American Prohibition Laws (The writer, as an English citizen, h as observed with interest the reac- tion o...…
…:R SESSION morning except Monday, session. sociated Press. The As- cluively entitled to the nof all news dispatches tt otherwise credited in ocal news published here- ed at the postoffice, Ann Arbor; n, as second class maitter. iption by carrier or mail, $i.,o. : Ann Arbor Press Bluilding. tunications, if signed as evidence of th, will be published in The Sumner tthe discretion of the E;ditor. Un- .cnnmuications will receive no con- vIL The s...…
