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…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...…

…-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 ...…

…THE WEATHER GENERALLY FAIR TODAY VOL. XXXIII. No. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1922 AGGIE GRIDDERS INVADE NEXT SATURDAY PRICE FIVE CENTS I:. EXPANSION MARKS POL CY OFINEW ITALIACABINET FOREIGN POLICY WILL BE BUILT ON EXTENSON COR-_ NERSTONE MUSSOLINI NAMED HEAD OF NEW GOVERNMENT Advcates Complete Control of the Mediterranean as Italian Waterway (By Associated Press) Rome, Oct. 31.-Whatever the out- come may be when the new...…

…CANADIAN GOVERNOR GENERAL BRITAIN'S NEW COLONIAL CHIEF LU IU NO P H N f fCOMMEROIA. TREATIESi Now Commarn O f Greeki toS ail r I' _ ticitjaae i11 settling of Ea't4 Qlle.tiOn . Next NoRI h VDEA II'M ENTS IN S UT EME.' ' N rr ';. (By ssocIated Press) wasbing ton, Oct. 30.--The Amnerican. govermentin totes delivered today 1o the Btritishl, French, and Italiap amnbas;sado(rs here formially declared tc decline to )narticipate in the Near Ea...…

…evningl at Betsy D3arbour house. fly- U -I- I - ____-I All 'r-h w m n wh av o attndd i o ten:a 0 give b oM: All women wh'lo *1wish.to join an cv- MnrL utnand Dean Jel eningClass inrileP hootng ill meet fuiUnacinvited to be)0 nroseuf t!.1 flit s ven C'l( I P<OVmi .l i 0110which will Jhe f"-l-nI in the office oC. orS pre I ocokthia afiernoin at-L'-( at the I. 0. T. C. hedqates,102 1 'O, oft'it President, 115 South PUn- S. ZUniversity. j Si T u'1...…

…I M. ,1V1lkIll.F H,..PW 1Jf1AL eI rr q. .&4'*V v, 'pp w -%44 - - OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student 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 th...…

… Iy l 1INfl U [npecially is solicited, as a number of NW IS o fiII lIIiJIIVILI bo given ane opportunity to tryout for WghiAUl those interested in this work are FOR HB O RKterglaEsa saf_ H~ EAE asked to retort at the ..fi en office in the Press building a~t 2:-.' 'lock BEAT All) IN THE 3TAK- this afternoon. At this time a prihm- 2-W9(00 NAMES ARE LISTED IN F A POWERFUL inary schedule of working hours will j REGISTiER, THIE FIRST TARSITY be fo...…

…^ ..u-ws Age= == == =h r /wrf f[ I l i f t l l i lllltn\ 000- -4* _-----.ti rigs; IIIlj L CallllllllllllllWD) c -- IYY mYIYY III IPM 4- ] -- LRD SCRIMMAGES KEEP WOLVERINES BUSY IN PREPAR1ATION FOR AG GIE Coaei s Turn Attention to Minor Faults Shown in Illinois Contest TRAINER FALLON REPORTS SQUAD IN PRIME CONDITION Michigan's Varsity football squad was again sent through a hard scrim- mage yesterday afternoon on Ferry field in...…

…1 not slated until Nov. 18, the Illinois and Minnesota games that interveno to any great extent. Everywnv'ero in ~are not worrying the Badger coaches ana about the Madi on school is heard the talk that. boiled down to two brie L1 b ll_8 S3Iuword says, "beat Michigan." It i.' Vor victor- over the Wolverines' great Conches Devote Time to Polishing and tev'm above all others that "oach Rich- RehearsinVig tt, ards is pointing his men. Plays -- _ B...…

…,ll....r'i 1!~x UN ljd. A. kILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN WHAT'S GOING ON NOTICE-Copy for this column should be submitted by 5:.30 o'clock of the day before publication. S.(--Ol-l,1in Science Society mets in Lane Hall. Publication in the University. volume 8 the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3:3~0 p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday.) WVEDNESD)AY NOEMIBER 19 192a' Nunmber i33 To the Deans: There will be a con...…

…,, . 'EATHER SING CLTOUDI)NESS SHO0WERS Y t ai 5ectio One ,1 VOL. XXXIII. No. TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1922 TWENTY PAGES PRICE FIVE QENT EXTA CNCERTS OFFER ATTRACTIVE MUSICALPROGRAM BOUIRSKAYA, IDUMESNIL, VIDAS, .MEI SCHEDULED FOR SERIES CORTOT, PIANIST, TO APPEAR DECEMBER 4 Detrot Symphony Orchestra Coming Four Times During' Season. The fourth annual Extrag Concert series offered by the University Schoo...…

…THE MI1CHIGAN DAILY 500 REFUGEE S R EAST WAR ZONE1 DELEGATES OF BUILING LEAGUE RRIVE MONDAY -{ I EXPFACT 150T MEMBERS MUAL CONVENTION ON TUESDAY FOR AN- HERE - A B * Y .. 1 ) L j fI ! I T '" E E L L A N,1 A 4 Eagain s ri i gYoar er orig inal 5cons and t dau ghtler w ere born to us; TII . ) I'01? Cof, k CvHAlt'>PRiWNSH 9iPgoal.-ithy geizp id eagh ound a niche She is Mrs. idela Hanna 66 years in theore u iv yeas fag oniy hus- Nashville, ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY irWYenrrisNnwni.wYi w wWiMIWiIYY IiMY liSii YYii iY::4an >.i nor Muis r i inri nwi rlnew w Wfomen All juniors and seniors who are in- terested in playing hockey this fall will meet at 5 o'clock Monday after- noon at Barbour gymnasium. All senior and sophomore advisors of entering upperclassmen will meet at 4:30 o'clock. Tuesday afternoon at Barbour gymnasium. Notices to be placed in this column will in the future appear ...…

…THE MIC G DAILY uttily 1I k] among the student body. personnel of this activityI smaller than that of any tivity on the campus. But the is perhaps other ac- OFFICIAL NE WSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en. titled to the use for repu...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I UULI I EULUII I LLiJ IN FIRST MEET TODAY WILL PLAN STATE CONVENTION TO BE HELD HERE IN FEB- J.RARY All members of the Student Volun- teers are especially urged to be pres- ent at the first meeting of the year to be held at 4:30 o'clock today in the Upper Room of Lane hall. William Williams, '23M, president of the lo- cal group is eager to get in touch with every Volunters in the Uni- versity at this meeting and besides t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 11 1 1 1 x ES HOLD' VARSITY LINEMEN IN DISAPPOINTING SCRIMMAGE Fisher's Fighting Scrubs Fling Back Yost's Best, Allowing But Two Scores WOLVERINE BACKS FIND ONLY STRENGTH IN CIRCLINV ENDS Playing a brand of football which again brought out the weakness of the line the Varsity squads was able to score only twice upon Coach Fisher's Reserves in more than an hour's scrimmage, yesterday afternoon on Ferry' Field. The outstan...…

…MICE .N DAILY ARBOR KIGK STRTS MARCH TOWARD TITLE WITK INITIWIN Unliversity of Detroit Preps fore Onslaught of Purple Fall Be-! Story of the Game STORNE, CATHOLIC TACKLE, DISPLAYS REMARKABLE GAME Fighting against a more experienc- ed team and outweighed more than 10 pounds to the man the University of Detroit High football team was de- feated 14 'to 0 Saturday afternoon at Wines field. From the sound of the initial whis- tle until afte...…

…THE MICHIGA? DAILY GION DRAFT TREASURE SEARCH ~ TO "LOST PALACE" FLIES 190 MILES PER HOUR; ESTABLISHES WORLD RECORD ) J'Sr4Y Waington, Sept. 30.-A campaign for enactment of a universal service act, under which all the nation's re- sources-man-power, capital, utilities and industry-would be "drafted" au- tomatically upon a future declaration of war, will be launched by the Ameri- can Legion at its annual convention in New Orleans next...…

…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1922 THE ELECTRONIC REACTIONS OF DR. ABRAMS GENIUS OR CHARLATAN? t ca circt by at"*n EDITOR'S NOTE: The new to the cabinet by a series of wires. system of healing and disease On the opposite side of the cabinet is diagnosis recently brought for- accuracy which marks the majority of'the physician it is a swindle. Dr. a normal man, in perfect health, the ward by Dr. Albert Abrams has his err...…

…Mediaeval Minds and Modern Persecution (By Delbert Clark) large ideas, broad issues, and which In view of the outstanding success of suit to the genius of Marconi. With Three or four years ago in an evil takes the alternate course of petty the experiment, there shoutd be no such an invention it is possible to de- hour some minus-minded individual persecution and silly, totally destruc- question about its continuation as a light thousands of mu...…

…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAtIE THREE Why Turks Kill Christians ls yT 1 Other orders covered the destruc- EDITOR'S NOTE: The article By Francis . .L1 e y tion of all Armenian books, manu- which follows is the result of , scripts and papers in order that the comprehensive study of the probe. Armenian, jealous of his mental su- i extermination first of the Armenians, very language might become non- lem of the relations existing ...…

…PAGE YOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. Why Turks Kill Christians operations are to be made with regard Turkish mentality must be referre to them: to the psychologist and the ethno "(1) All the Armenians in the cou. ogist. It certainly does not lie i try who are Ottoman subjects, from lack of opportunity or incentives. five years of age upwards, are to be Turkish backwardness becomes al taken out of the towns and slaugh- parent when we contrast ...…

…THE MICHIGAN .DAILY PAGE FIVE THE MICHIGAN J)AILY PAGE Fl K Robert Borden -Statesman, (By W. Bernard Butler) visioned statesman. Born on June 26, Sir Robert Borden, great Canadian 1854, Borden received his preliminary legislator, statesman, and war leader education at Acacia Villa Academy., is to bring to Ann Arbor, Friday, Oc- 1874 saw him studying law and 1878 tober 6, some of that electric activity found him called to the bar. From whic...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1922 humored jest when opportunity pre- jewel, whether it serves to illustrate ~ ~ V vI Tsea~ts himself. Moreover, he knows his comment on the -quality of the o o k s " a nI"1r t s material. And what does not Titer under discussion or to cast { /j t~lknowhe isnot ahove gaining irons some light upon the place he holds in "Who's Who," both English and literary circles. And the setting it- FOR RICHER...…

…1 HE NIl.HIU AN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Books and W riters olas Bessakaboff and Claude Bragdon. in scientific publications, would seem HEALING POWER OF BOOKS A philosophy based on the fourth di- to cast suspicion upon the theory and EXPERIENCES OF A VIOLINST mensional theory. Knopf. upon Dr. Abrams himself. Publica- Selected books aid in cures as The Master-Mistress, by Rose tion of an article in such a magazine nothing else can do, reports Caroline ...…

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…ection Two A61 ASO ct n xi l Two VOL. XXXIII. No ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1922 PRICE FIVE GEN UIo BR OAS DRAMATIC FIEL gRAMATIC TOURNEY TO BE NTIATED BY UNION THEATER TROPHIY TO BE AWARDED WIN- NER IN CONTEST OPEN TO STUDENTS UNIQUE IDEA TO ASSIST IN PLAY PRODUCTION Vaudeville, Burlesque, Music, Dancing To De Used in Newest Trials A dlramatic tournament including vaudevile acts, one act plays, both serious and sat...…