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… Extra' Sir ian aiI Ext- VOL. XXXIV. No. 42 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1923 PRICE, LEA THERNECKS FALL TOUSANDS W TCH DEDICATI BEFOR OF W VISITORS SCORE IN EARLY PLAY ,TRT VECM SLEA[ ine' Pllu nging Nets Heavy Gains By Ralph N. Byers Ferry Field, Nov. 10.-Michigan's uinlefeated 123 football team con- tinued to add to its string of victoes here'this Afternoon when the Wolver- ines lad little difficulty in takin...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY sATURDAY, - LuLU rity of Football or Grounds ent Alumnus Heads Reception Work 1WHITMORE DISCUSSES CHEMISTRY OF MERCURY Marine Students Face Dual Master Can a man servo two masters? This and a few other questions, involving the division of allegiance, will be solv- ed on Ferry field today when a host of. Michigan graduates and undergradu- ates who have served at some time or terday, "Personally I think it is a other in...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Of New Field House -r. -, - \ .. " G~ . , r . k i ' w- 1 ' _ i ' 'Q v r ' ' Y- --,iL Varsity sport events formerly held in Waterman gymnasium will be d to a large extept in the new field house in the future. The seating ca- :lty is several tithes that of the gymnasium and thus it will be possible many more to see the major contests than have during the past seasons. It is planned to hold Varsity football practice in the ...…

…SATURDAY, NOVEMBE' partmental service,3, I-, eluding the army. About a fifth-of the pay is de- ducted by the government to provide. pensions. Patronize The Daily Advertisers. LEST. YE FORGE - 1 ADRBIAN-ANN ARBOR BUS LIT Central Time (Slow Time) Leave Chamber of Commerce Week Days Sundays 6:45 a. M. 6:45 a. UL 12:45 Pr..6:4S P. r. 4:45 p. ?fl. JAS. H. ELLIOTT, Proprietor Phone 926"M Adrian, Mich. SLIPPER BIUCKLES BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS AND FANC...…

…THE WEATHER FAIR AND PROBABLY, L fri4b aiI ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED) WIRE SERVICE Il ;EMBER WESTERN CONFERE1NCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. X?(XIV. No. 15 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS RES6IGNATION TO PASSKLAN "BILL[ PROMISES TO QUIT IMMEDIATELY WHEN ANTI-KLAN MEASURE BECOMES LAW SPECIAL SESSION TO CONSIDER PROPOSALS Would Prohibit Use of )Iasks by Secret Orgizations i...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY W EDNESDA v AGAINST CURT CHNU Dane's Discovery1'[P QFD T May Spell Death UL 1IIIIII~iJ IV T0 W itePla u lgeNIrE IN* SELLI C flr~f Thirhome will be in Wilminggton. MLIUL GENTUFs _____samemerofi_ I 1 STDIMjXPAI etaPhi sorority. Aidelplii Hold DIebat , ST UM X'PRNED Adelphi debating society held V --second regular meeting of the ya * S. Solicitor General. Feajos Loss ihL~ries U-der Plans Of Micigafn Man of Chieago f...…

…myQP~ 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY A I HOUSES SIANFOR To Experiment HOCKEY D fff' t With0Aviaion I 3 3 Y. I CtoA. HIKES FOR FRESHME! The last of I )owan I tii~toi': fir. t F!IRSTP (11SERIES TO FE.NC OITIA(,E ithree lecturzes V,)In be gui >io xveei PIF:' ENI811IP OF ENTERING inkSarah Casw elli ge] t .'- o WOMEN 3 will attend at 4 ocloekon?,rilr __Ifntering women are mneae to i .t .I '.!.' v.J1ri n .tm O I'r:3 a1 % ll' i !rt, Uis I~TIC A...…

…THE MIC141GAN DAILY r- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICIIGAN Published every morning except Monday during :the University year by the Poard in Cotntrol of Student Publications. I Menbers of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- tilled to the use for republication of all news dispatches crdited to it or not otherwise rrdited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Enler...…

…)AY, OCTOBER 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVR ONCE ENOUGH" SAYS TENNIS STAR, WHO CROSSES THE ATLANTIC ALONE. Li 1 ,; A' nr that the chaotic condition in Eiurope M IES lPR flPET Ofis having some effect on exportingI firms. but with a well maintained de- mand from other quarters, the Euro- pean condition should not be accept- ed as an entirely governing factor. There is a strong import business Washington, Oct. 9-Pessimistic re- unde...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [ "'nrairw°n'°°nn°" / rpWwr . wxr poem ,, , . II I Mid .. MIMl7I ' w i 4 _ i ,",!a W-wamom VARSITY GIVE N COACH McGUGINAND TWO STARS WHO WILL ENTER FIFTYMEN BATTLE AGAINST WOLVERINES SATURDAY AFTERNOON OA it d1 New Signals Given out During Light Serimmage With Reserves" VANDERBILT REPORTED TO BE DANGEROUS FOE Owing to the poor showing made by the Varsity in the Case game, practice' still consists of in...…

….'11-M.MICIIGAN DAILY MANCING 'j. r .! ,. i FOR HIRE PU89Li~ATIONS OFFEB i 1 DAILY GLASS 1bc per reading line for one ort three or more insertions, cash. in adv Charged at the rate of 12c per reading reaiding line for thiree or more insertic ra'tes. Classifieds charged' only to thos for classified advertising. "Jimmie-the PhouO FOR RSENT SUITE TO R1t~T on sewcnlIfoor. No smoking. 1333 Vollanid. 6.37-It. _ N i i 111 1LCULUMN 'Terra...…

…3z THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY 'OFFICIAL. BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University.. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday., Volume 4 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 19,23 Number 15 President and Mrs. M. L. Burton will be at home Wednesday afternoon, October 10, from 3:30 to 5.30, to members of the Faculties, University staff, and townspeople. Newly ap...…

…TOD)AY (i e Lttm r, it )A I :Iaitlj ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND~ NIGHT VII SERVICE 42, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1923 PRICE FIVE 19L TRIBUTE TO HARDINS TODAY CES TO IE HELD IN HILl. UDITORIUN AT FOUR O'CLOCK ICE TO REIGN FOR IVE MINUTE PERIOD WHERE HARDING FUNERAL CORTEGE WILL PASS t AS MARION, OHIO, PAYS TRIBUTE TO ITS OWN +4l p lling of' Church Bells to Mark Coinuiencement of Memorial Meeting Jniversity and city...…

…EWSPAPER OF THE rY OF MICHIGAN iER SESSION ymorning except Monday er session. Associated Press. The As- exclusively entitled to the ion of all news dispatches not otherwise credited in elocal news published here- Entered at the postoffice, Ann Arbor, chigan, as second class matter. Subscription by carrier or mail, $.t.50. Offices: Ann Arbor Press Building. 3Ontmunications, if signed as evidence of od faith, will be published in The Summer ily...…

…,. ,. ool teeing Repaired; l- House Engineering .Overflow 'With the demolishing of West hall which has served for more than a quarter of a century as the headquar- ters for the Rhetoric department, af- ter being condemned by the Ann Ar- bor Board of Education for further use as a' ward school, the campus, loses one of its oldest land-niarks. But Michigan is not going to be with- out old relics of buildngs for some- time yet to come, for 'ano...…

… UILY OFFICIA lication in the Bulletin is constrpctive notice to all members of the rersity. Copy received in the Office of the, Summer Session until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. daturday.) ime 3 FRIDAY, AUGU T 10, 1923 Number 122 Heads American Legion Committee &f PROTEST AMERICAN ENTRIES IN MEET' troit Northern high school dash man, dy, Varsity quarter mil Charles Foster, Opympic 'champion- in the quarter mile r ship walker,.and Elmer Reich, ...…

…jjg nmu r W; P';ROBABLY WERS TOD~AY Siir. i an_ Balip ASSOCIAT PRESS DAY ANTD N IGHI SERVICE No. 15 ANN ARBOR; MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1923. PRICE LA USANNE F WILL BRING T PASHA CENTRAL FIGURE IN NEAR EAST CON- FERENCE tKEYWINS VICTORIES; NCH SACRIFICE HOLD e and Ottoman Agree to CloseI Hostilities; Believe Danger Averted ssanne, July 9.-(By A.P.) -j Pasha has proved himself a. diplomat for by the near easternj which was ar...…

…itv, HE a; morning, except Monday - session. ssociated Press. The As- xclusively entitled to the n of all news dispatches not otherwise credited in local, new~s published here- d at the postoffice, Ann Arbor, n as second clas matter. 'ption by carrier or mail, $i.so. : Ann Arbor Press Building. unications, if signed as evidence of th, will be published in The Summer the discretion of the Editor. Un- mmrnuhications will receive no con- n.. ...…

…ZMICHIGAN DAILY 'i . BAR LORD KEEPS ARMY EADINESS FOR QUICK ACTION MUSIC AND MUSICIANSI Mr.2 Whitmyire Accompaniments by Dorothy Wine Meditation, Op. 72, No. 5.Tschaikowvky"eed. Valse, Op. 34, Nol .....Moszkowski The public is cordially invited to al Miss Stockwell tend. . ._ , a .rt 7: n; s w ~v r w y , ,.."' :4!'!" y .} v;.' .. The second concert in the Sum- mer Faculty Concert series will take place at 8 o'clock, Wednesday evening...…

… -.+ OFFICIAL BULLETIN ', ication -ersity. in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the Copy received in the Office of the Summer Session until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1923 Number 195 8 1 s Educational Club: The Men's Educational Club will meet Tuesday evening, July 10, at 7 ck at the Michigan Union. Dean Alfred H. Lloyd of the Graduate' ol, and Dean Edward H. Kraus of the Suminer Session wil...…

…I Sirt . xtl s LJLAY . 160 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1923 EIGHT PAGES, PRICE FIV A IMORES MEET IEPAATlIN ND LIEUTENANTS CHOS. OIR ANNUAL CLASS FIGHT EN WILL HOLD CEETING TONIGHT Italian Art Ist(1 faAI . Subij+ct 'Of Talc'U IML II lossier Howard FOR F ES terday afternoon in the we.;tgallery of Alumni Mlemorial hainl oil the frn - jest. "From Donatello to Michael An- AID CAMP gelo." In his talk, he desc...…

…TH-E MTCH--AN DAILY ..HLE Surpug~lgH[S HgDULVSings Here May . tT. C,' BIG PEP MEETING'i : 19 '114to' nlt Gym lInt SPASS$ T'S (OIQMMA-NDE1I- Maior General Harry C. Hale, cost-l( anding the sixth corks area re- ewed the six companies of the local 0. T. C. unit yesterday afternoon the floor of Waterman gymnasium. ie to weather conditions the core-~ ony was~ transferred from South: rry field to the gymnasium shortly fore the timie of t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _______ p~lil Yrr 1 a- ' - II - r: iiiaew : " e~a~ m . ."". FMN FILL OFFICES CLSS COMMITTEES, erine Mellen, '26, Ruth Rankin,'23flb Illhfh Catherine Coryell, '26, Margaret Mogk EIORS ~~IN M~IL ' 26, Margaret Effinger, '26, Lorettaj Cohy, Chambeotgbrlain,''2 , ay Dolr- TPT 111~IT otCoop ber, a'262, Drh MObry'6,lDr- IM TI9 lIEW CSTO Louthan, '26, Jessie Sprague, '26, Mar-1I___ garet Geddes, '26, Ruth Jennings, '26,1SGES FPAS...…

…IL AIM IIGAN D.ATLY ,. ~ ,.,;,.r,,, - -- OFFICI AL A .WSLPAPER 01" THE IT-N IV ERSIT1Y OF 111iCJHCAN 'Iiblishcd every m-o rning except Monday fing me Unitvcrsity year by the Board in itre! of Student Pub lications! lini;,r, of Wcstcru Coiiferenice LEditorial ie Associatea Pre-Ss is exclusively eni- d to the use for republication of all news patches credited to it or not otherwise dited in this paper and the local; news pb ,ed therein. rnte...…

…M USICI AS W I S NSE IR WOMEN GATU11EI AT _________ N E A :lL N i H E -.f 7 .,Y. U S C L E L J A 1 ..kV fl lflf h fe n n otio r tea, one of th e las t. no-IP I O S K P H h e r f _F U T That, IPens Presenting the last of the sc yen1 & 5 ~ ~ ::: .. recitals showing the deg Iojill:'nt ( }Z . f songIast night in Patton gnill a i di- X{" ;>z '," . :.. ;.". torium, Maclamne Clara Clemens decm-* ... onstrated again her charmling vo:C., and remarkl...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY "',,, ,, . . . ui. [j§ es ' °°l rr T-millilliwi Awo r......r...r "" I . 111) K - tVp3rrtt.^ rvcMr.Y -.-:. REEK OF iSRING gRID WORK TSLIGHT ON LIKELY ATERLAL THE TENNIS MA TCHES! a :, r each L1t4Ie and Assistants Working Daily With 70 Men to Find Two Ends and Fulback ED"'MILLER SEEMS BEST BET AS CAPPON'S SUCCEISSOR Vith three weeks of spring football iind them, as well as a winter's rk in the gymnasim, ...…

…THE MTCIrtGAN DATILY - . ®,., s .c.. -, 'he Daily "Classified" Columns AROSES A DVERTI SING' AT 3 P. M SPORT SNAP SHOTS Winy CtyLabor RepotedAs "Red" I <t~ t 3Pi Byi Jaek 'Beene1 of that city. Genewich is comparabkl There ar^ few.v bigger gambles than with George U'hie, who alto cam paying a hugp e price for a mzinor league from the corner diamondsl to the big baseball star. Money will get them. leagues: The Clevelander soon be- but ...…

…TI I E NMICHICAN DAIL _________ ,. .. - --w ,,a,.. . .... .............., e... , . i I (-OFFICIAL BULLETIN' In the Rulletiu is coiistructtro notice to all membersat ty. Copy received urnti l S20 r m. (11:30 a. m. PIturday.) THURSDAY, '.Ay 10, 19":1 Number 100 I CHA'SGOING ON w ____ i Lion All, .enors : HIE DIPLO6MA FEE IS PAYABLE NOW! FEarly settlement Is nece8- for the preparation of diplon as. In no case will" the University; r...…

… THE WEATHER PROBABLY SNOW TODAY it i&4Ia AjW NAME IT FOR YOST TODA Y VOL. XXXIII. No. 116 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1923 EIGHT PAGES (sdale Hea --- --- EISAT DUE HIERE THURSDAYN BUILDING TOURll SURVEY OF BUI1DING PROGRAM TO BEGIN ON FRIDAY MORNING ENTERTAINMENT FOR V I S 1 TORS PLANNED Convocation Scheduled for Thursday Morning; 11 o'clock Classes Suspended Lansing; March 9-(By A.P.)-em-- hers of both ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY tt Discoveries Inspire Journey Into Patagonia, ENGINEERI$G EXHIBIT MA9Y BE 'HELD AN May Be Canada's Commissioner To U. S., Is Report nat the last meeting of the old coun- (Dily, and two members to be appoint- C fANGES vrup~U IN cil. Any man on the campus shall be ed by the reside. om eligible for election. T w purpoga of tie comrnittee slall XPENSES O STDENT COUNCIL I be to CUNCItuenLpiio o h ~ DUNCILCONSTITUIIJI iD Th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i rr irwr+IMr:r r r i rw" r r r rrs ' WIIN COOSECLAS TEAMS (HIRBASKETBALL __ C',, cnc fr dan c tonight arec Class ~selItas were an-,a:, follows: Armory, Mr:,. Yates plounced at thIi(,regulxiar)sketball A(jalns; Union, Mrs. M. Cake.I p ract ics heldx'(_ Thursda)y in Barbourl gymnrasiumu.'he first teamt of the sen- Michigan song books will be placedl on sale at both of Graham's book for class is made up of TPlizabeth PeIl, ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~Wh4t±*t ~ffI~tTO HELP FIND, JOBS ~ ~ ~ A committee has been appointed byI the Board of :Directors of the Union OFFICIAL N~EWSPAPER OF THlE UNYIVERSITY- OF MICHIGAN to investigate the possibilties of es- isblished every morning except Monday! tablishing an employment bureau for during tlae University year by the Board in Michigan men in the near future. Control of Student Publications. I Mebr--WsenCofrne-dtra Each year th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY.* p RS, The Schultz Grocery THHOME OF PURE FOODS PHONES 326-327-328 114-116 E. WVASHINGTON E x tr a S p e d3 1 s _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._._--__--__ , 4 -t Large 'Prunes, per lb., 18c, 25. lb. box. .... 15 oz. Seeded Raisins, 15Sc, doz..... ........ . No. 10 Can Table Peaches, sliced or halves, 80c, doz. 2 Cans I-Ib;y Milk......................... Rex Lye, 2 for ......... ................…

…-- THE MICHIGAN DAILY sr A -froo S i (Ifo-.. ~llown ommooft.- 'I ICHIGAN TRACK MEN COMPETE BASEAiLCANDIDATES I N FARMER ELY MEET TODAY CONTINUESAY WORK THEY'RE OFF--- WHAT OF THE FUTURE? RlESTING TOILUNAMENT WIL STARTsc MARH1 i } J 1 1 1 i i ', i 9 Coach Farrell Sends 3Iosly Second strong in the sprints, quarter mile, Sti~:1Lg' Men to Participate in high hurdles, pole vault, mile and two 1rnill. mile. She will be weak in the h...…

…1n, 1"'3 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Varsity Track Squad Will Not Enter Eastern Meet This Year Michian's crack cinder artists will in 117, Carl Johnson, captain of tb , not take part in the Eastern intercol- Varsity, was entered in 191-8 and 1919 eiates this year, according to an an- as an individual athlete and compet-i nouncement issued yesterday after- ed in the broad jump, high and low noon by Fielding H. Yost, director of hurdles, and the high j...…

…______________ TI IJE MICHIGAN RAIL I___ __ SATURDAY, 'MA'RCII D AILY OFFICIAL BLETIN IPublication in the Blulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received -until 3:A~0 D. m. (11: 30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 3SATUR.DAY, -MARCH 10, 1D23 'Number 116 I _ The )Iedleal tlaculty: The next regular fazulty meeting will be held Monday, 'March 12, at S p. mn. rn the faculty room of the Medical Building. CARL W.EBER...…

…SOUVENI R Cj It MIDNIGHT HOP EXTRA EDITION VOL. XXXIII. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923. PRICE TEN CENT. JOY DOM ATES JUNIOR HOP 1-H P I0VESTi T THIS DIDN'T HAPPEN DID IT? FODMAL DEPLETE SEE 1S JOPEBA IAITO DOMNCE, THIS AFTEDNOON THYOV , JOLLITY SEVENTEENTH UNION PRODUC- u JAPANESE FLOWER rADEN TION TO BE GIVEN AT WHITNEY J MAKES SURPRISINGLY GR- TREATER TODAY zo 0 0 o I AE UPIIGYGR o T o GEOUS SETTING "IN AND OUT" RECEIVE...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 ;tJ DU il.U 00 They have argued the government out of srending detectives to the Hop. They have distributed their pictures OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNI- broadcast to the press throughout the VERSITY OF MICHIGAN state and nation. In fact they have Published every smoreieg exeept Meedey during thed tUiersity year by the Boud i devoted two hours a day religiously Control of Student Pub...…

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…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 t PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 CUESS-GUETS (Continued from Page Three) erine A. Evans, Detroit; Edythe Rhinevault, Saginaw; Martha J. Sin- gler, Dunkirk, Ind.; Margaret Hutch- ings, Charlotte. Booth 16-Sigma Phi Chaperons-Mrs. H. J. M. Grylls, Detroit; Mrs. E. F. Conley, Detroit. Guests-The Misses Doris Sprague, Cheboygan; Katherine Peyton, Chica- go, Ill...…

…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE 1924 J-HOP COMMITTEE Gwendolyn Ward, Detroit; Ruth Bar- Detroit; Josephine Schepers, East bara Thompson, Jackson; Margarite Lansing; Elizabeth Gier, Lansing; Richardx3, Detroit; Voyce Godfrey, Jean M. Allen, Detroit; Harriett Lo- Hillsdale; Marian J. Marshall, Jack- gan, St. Louis, Mo.; Marie O'Connell, son; Martha A. Smith, R...…

…PAGE SIX M\1J( IGI .AN-DAILY S AlliiiRDA N" iti"BIi{ Aii'10,192:1 WE. RAVE rIVh ,i Atitin. if ito ii II Entliti ttloed from5 i Stvtns, 51rin ;field, Il1 Detroit,;iRuthiBlickly,1 l altieit o intl.," (SistltVinder BftI'i zott; DointhIto teonitt, fi (it lit, tit: ,A7 lit; Suts "ietti onr ,-i i' ll il A iootli 37 lii iii' Chi.1 lt At Itt: lChapleronttstt r. anIdtetMrs.f Etilt - U z Ii H iatlittillo Hays, li i c hii it iii essU Brit 'k' 'lctt...…

…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN "DUTCH CLEANSER" DANCE I1 .) WHITNEY THEATRE 1 Monday, February HENRY W. SAVAGE oFrers "5-DluVoadyloBiIe j 30 AME RIS AT O ITEY wYO r S(CENE 1ROM "IN ANI)OT" 1923 111I11IGAN { UNtION OPE RA. WHII'H THE 13 PRES]NTEID TIlS AFTERNOON AT Tr1IlE WIIIP7 NEY1f1T1EATIREFOR 1T lE B11112 .A.IT OF J-I1102 GUESTS. ni~~ Julrr C Kamer eroit; Helen l itshorgiPa.; (an:: latiAlton a C rcsoAnA...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE, MICHIGAN DAILY S.:1TITRDAY, FEBRIT.F RY 10, 1923 PAGE EIGHT SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY EASI INCIODEDIN 1824 OPEDA 1IIP Contracts Signed For New York City,r Philadelphia, and Buffalo Theaters DENBY MAKES HLANS FOR I WASHINGTON APPEFARANCEl By IRobert ("a Moriarty Michigan will send its eigeenccth' annual opera cast. Buffalo, Now York City, Philadelphta, and probably Washington will be on the itinerary LE...…

…SOUVENIR 4MORNING HOP EXTRA EDITION V O L . X X X I II . A N N A O O R M I C H I G A N , S A T T " D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 1 0 , 1 9 2 3 . 1 1 1 R < - T N C E N T . l f w 4 0 L G~O~EDIOW(NS J-HOP GRAND MARCH FINALE GUETM AND DAE MOSC EVENT OF SEASON FEAT ODES OF VOP; I NOW MEMODY E'XQISITE, DAZZ11ING CREAT XIO'N'S GUSS0,0 M OF "11 1.MI XASIIO'' A.PPEARI GREEN P'REDOMINATE S MEL ODEOUS _MUSIC HOLDS IN ARRAY OF COSTUME '0 x DANCERS iN ITS SWAY H...…

…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY 01 They have argued the governmlent , 14je fut~tp t V t out of oending detectives to the op0. They hays distributed their pictureso OFFICIAL NIEWSlPAPIE0R'Of TlE UNI- broadcast to the preOct throughoout the V ESIfY OP MICIGAN1 Po) h'Ise o51 bsiystote ood eation. In foct they hae5 % On lib TfileSDante dorin lbhonieslty yea by te Badindovoted two hoors a day religiously Let (lhaperens B...…

…SATURDIAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE . . . . ......... = - --. - I Guests From All Sections O1If BotI 8-zs 1} Capron 11(1sfr 3 (h t Cio Country A ttend Annual .AJ'-IJrojr. Guet-l'ie ls s es Slly onnoly, ocIto rdMi;rHt, lbs list of patrons and pa'trons's- C). Gts es as announced by Arid P. Baoyne, ci ', IDetri '24P, cbairnman of tbs J-lHsp pro- Ripids; 51 grant committee, includes: is;Helen President and Mrs. Macian 1...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 A. McLaughlin, Ann Arbor. Guests- 1111111111111111111 1 11111 t111 1tiIIII11ts---111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M 11111111111111111 _ L The Misses Katherine Brown, De- troit; Elizabeth Stark, Detroit; Mary (Continued from Page Three) Arden Crumpacker, Valparaiso, Ind.; erine A. Evans, Detroit;Edythe Adele DeLano, Ann Arbor; ima-= 1 Wal...…

…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1924 J-HOP COMMITTEE Gwendolyn Ward, Detroit; Ruth Bar- Detroit; Josephine Schepers, East bara Thompson, Jackson; Margarite Lansing; Elizabeth Gier, Lansing; Richards, Detroit; Voyce Godfrey, Jean M. Allen, Detroit; Harriett Lo- Hillsdale; Marian J. Marshall, Jack- gan, St. Louis, Mo.; Marie O'Connell, son; Martha A. Smith, Rittman, O.;...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY :10, 1923 G r eeoe, N. Y'.; Aphra Ludd, Be- H UEWTH Itrust; Bernice Moore, iinneapolis, _____1 Mien.; Ruby Green, Whichita, Bans.; (Coninue fro Pag Fir) Dorothy Curtis, Ionia; irs. Robert Esther Hackedorne, Toledo, 0.; ElsieCrysksn Stevens, Springfield, Ill.; Jean Craig, I ot 1RcadCu Detroit; Ruth Blackly, Yalparaiso, CBooth4-Ricad MrClGorg Ind.; Crsstel Yander Hurst, Ralasna- hprn-r n r.Gog z...…