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…THE WEATHER FAIR AND PROBABLY WARMER AM-r A6F 4Q, vl p Iw ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE 0EMElR WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. 16 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBERII 1, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS f i - ----r- T RESHMEN CLASES ATHER TODAY FOR ALL-CAMPUS MEET FIRST YEAR MEN FROM ALL COL- LEGES TO ASSEMBLE )N HILL AUDITfO IiIVl DENSMORE AND BURSLEY TO REPRESENT FACULTY Literary Cl...…

…, THE WEATHER FAIR AND SOMEWHAT COLDER Y "Ar Ahr t r ~aiI Section I One I , -- s VOL. XXXIV. No. 43. TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 TWENTY PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENs + rr r nin r nr .i.. ARMISTICE RITES SET FOR0 TODAY IN' HILL AUDITORIUM HENDERSON WILL ADDRESS SERV. ICE COMMEMORATING END OF GREAT WAR PROGRAM WILL HALT FOR "SILENT MINUTE" Betsy Barbour House to Entertain Ex- Service Men and Women ...…

…ER EATS L r Ar A6F t at i ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASEDI WIRE SERT: MEMBER WESTERN CONFEREN EDITORIAL ASSOCIAT FAIR AND SOMEWHAT COLDER r r VOL. XXXIV. No. 67 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE r--- YACHEL LINDSAY "ir ZimTbalist Willj I E N YAppear Tomorrow 51TJAU D09lE Efrem Zimbalist, the distinguished SELITERS UNIQU E Russian violinist, will play at the Flo 1 8 IM E fourth Choral ...…

…I THE WEATHER PROBABLY COLDER TODAY Y itt 43UU tl SEE THE HOCKEY GAME TOMORROW - w - - -w r111 VOL. XXXIII. No. 78 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS AMERICAN TROOPSi TO LEAVE RHINE -_ _ TRANSLPORT WILL SAIL FRIDAT TO BRING BACK BULK OF I T 1 M. Coue's Teacher Is Eager To Greet His Famnous Puni Comedy Club New Members Act Well AL.a V V .3. l+wY F ii lP i 4'V AL VV ll !v v :;.....…

… i THE WEATHER PROBABLY AIB TODAY ppF dL Ap -A- -.A6- t VTOL XXXIII. No. 117 20 PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 11.1923 20 PAGES PRICE FIVE CEO BROESBECK WILL SPEAK MARCH 13 ' ,t4LBER OF LEGISllATURE WLL BE THlE GUESTS OF BUJRTONI VISITORS PROGRAM ENDS WITH DINNER AT UNION L~egislators will Bie Accommodated Ini Parlous Fraterultkes and Dormitories 'Houston To Speak DIA~ APOEFO IIUpfl .Journalists To At Peace Meeting1111fUlLVUl...…

…A.I 'HE WEATHER PARTLY CLOUDY; WARMER TODAY LAdo-" Y itrI3U rai FBE P] MEET - - --- -- EIGHIT PAGES VOL.~XXXIII. No. 161 ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 11. 1923 EIGHT PAGE PRICE FI IIII I~~~~llmlUMM llMI I~~~~~~~ll I In ~~Is Arch111 11I 1l1 111Il 1Iie c t1'111I1 . __.. TUG-Of-WRWILL, OPENUNDERCLASS CONTESTS _TODAY SOPIHOMORES TO MEET AT HILL AUDITORUM; FRESHMEN ATUNION TO HOLD THREE PULLS ACROSS. HURON RIVER * awmes Tomo...…

…[NUED LOCAL UiZERSTORMS 11 the mixre :Iaito ASSOCIAT PRESS L-. "I DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE i No. I6, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1923 PRICE FIVE ,, __ a ( i 3 BELIEVES h DROPPED DANY NIGHT AL SHOWS LAST ENTRY .S MADE AT 11 O'CLOCK THURSDAY CHING SEAPLANE RUCK BX LIGHTNING Roth Will Be Given Rapids, Iowa, For Funeral to Cleveland, Ohio, July 10-(By A., .)-The Navy Balloon, A-6698 piloted in the National eliminati...…

…amtr J Y w 40 An) WARMER. TODAY ie wan 4,Ia it ASSOCIATE PRESS DAY AND NIGHT' SERVICE I"!, No. 43 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,F SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1923 PRICE FIVE r f IDENT HARDING TTIN6 ADDR9ESS GE iS THOROUGHLY CON- SANT VITH NATIONAL POLITICS t Ann Arbor Joins In Observation Of Funeral Of President Harding 4 Marion Minister Officiates At Harding Burial CIP Ann Arbor took on doi h-like sil- ence yesterday afternoon, while...…

…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 MASTERS AND MEN A Useless Discussion ? DONALD E. L SNYDER gether with most modern American At an institution similar to the one literature offers a counter tendency in which we find ourselves, a student here is the finger of God, a flash of we might a omit Dante's Inferno, the tshat will never be classed as either feels himself assailed by a scintilat- the Will than can." The ninth...…

…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1923 INDIVIDUALITY IN NEGRO MUSIC A feature of the modern vaudeville NORMAND LOCKWOOD It has been said that the national is very often a gleeful negro "rat- music of America lies not necessarily tling the bones" or going through the in the .old negro songs but in the contortions of some sort of pantom- songs was he able to impart the con- rail workers should adopt their own western music....…

…4] TWOTHE MICHIGAN DAILY COUZENS ADO TE MICIG~AN SENATOR, HOMEW FROM EURIOPE, AIR iT IEWS ON AVORI{IA.PROBLEMS New York,O0ct. 10-(By A.P.)--Re- ceivershlip for Germany, a more symp- s t 1 t E r c Antique Set Of Books On Exhibit Regent Lucius L4. Hubbard's collec- tion of "Gulliver's Travels" will re- place the tapestry plates now in the!l corridor of the general library as an t exhibit the latter part of this -week., This collection, prese...…

…P'ACE T WO 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY _: SUNDAY, NOVEM1BER 1: YOST IELoDHosE IS FORMALLY DEDICTED (Continued from Page One) want to pay a tribute to Coach Yost who, the more you know, the more you appreciate what he really is and what a tremendous example he is in athletics the nation over." Home Irade Amplifier The eloctric amplifying device which was used to make it possible for the assembled thousands to hear the speakers' voices was construct...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TESr AND ARTS UNIQUE (Continued from Page One) nd a queenly woman dressed in yel- >w silk cloak, carrying a decorated asket as Gold and Jewels. The Textile arts were weaving in elvet cans and long gown of red and old, attended by an Arab servant;, 'eedlework in Tunisian embroideries; Spanish girl with black mantella; nd a peasant with lace pillow as the rt of Lace. A Brown friar took the art of Illumination and Printing was...…

…ls. 11L - CLAKELUNHS LEAG t CAMPAGN' Forarie' Suprempe Curt Member Ado- vttes Covenat Ref ore ew PARISA$ (AI'Sl1) lEFEAT or. PACT, SAYS JURIST NIew' York,' Jan. t0.-(By A.' P.)--- The work that John H. Clarkce, of Youngstown, 0., ,ct out for himselfI when h6 resigned his sat on the bench of th United States sureme coyt, was formally launched tonight, when hlie delivered the 'keynte ad- dress at the first meeting of the Nvon- Partisan asso...…

…TE MICHIGAN DAILY. _____ K . , .N y r66ii44LL~i6. strttcianoffredby, ny coleg inI iture generations will resemble very Yized as the foremost thinker on or- !Michiga n men in that city vll be re- Ma gidsohn, 1lE, former varity foot-t en under the d Y ILL. America on this subject. little the teeth of the present genera- thdltatdy"et.blstrisnchgefthaar Poe fte ______- - Pe idtMainIL. 3urion will be clege, speaking aof the a ppintmner t coitno...…

…________ ____ ___ ________THE MICHIGAN. DATLY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . - . __ .. ........ r' .. . . _ i ESIIMAN sto AlScFigures usthytrthreycrikdendh G ar oy e'shacw u e anner thatreverey poo d i S M N C Sreview a k [ 'emws te.Myteq sotln lD Oin p asethm.Ma te uis oniue ________ [ T. to wag in peace. R. A. B. Grol scrdaohrscesgcyle baseball game little can be said. 3'Po Lcue l eri PEP MEET ~yesterday through the medium of car-It i...…

…'HE N 1wIY"3" OLLI F CAMPUS OPINION Editor, The Summer Michigan Daily. except Monday ae Associated Press. The As is exclusively entitled to the cation of all news dispatches or not otherwise credited in' the local news published here- Fntered at the postoffice, Ann Arbor, chigan, as second class matter. Subscription by carrier or mail, $i.so. )fices: Ann Arbor Press Building. Communications, if signed as evidence of d faith, will be...…

… uaiI~ F THE I GAN shed every morning except Monday the sunmer session. ber of.the Associated Press The As . d Pres is exclusively entitled to ,the republication. of all news dispatches dxto it' or not otherwise credited in pr and the local news published here- -ed at the postoffice, Ann Arbor, en, as second class matter. :riptlon by carrier or mail, $i.-o s: Ann Arbor Press Building nuiiiications, if signed as evdence of, nith, will be publ...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, i923 De Pachmann-- -- Chopineer ORLA\NDO BEEDE If a child prodigy is made to per- t the psycology -student in dscovering form efore large audiences, then why the subject of de Pchmsann'e thoughts, ehould not a valuable gentleman do I anti also it i helpful to the studnt the ame? One overlooks little faults of- interprtation n realizing te pi- in the child's pesentation and inter- nost's tota...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SITNIIAY, MARlCH 11, 1.23 The Breviary of Decadence 'While vra tility ws repr1esented by men 0 t the prodigious ene g of Albert and Leonardo it. was by no t ineans vain, ut when 'soall spits0 attenmpted all things, spold all thngsp and blittled all thngs thentve stlit iy led to deadence." This froni o-tsf aoni Panini, an Italian and one o1 thea clearest. thinkers that it hs bn imys lock to find. Bearing tis stat...…

…Y, OCTOI3ER 11, 193 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA'GET T 1t?; EBfU !o'clock any day this week in the office tinued from 3 to 5 o'clock this after- hie xwil engage in missionary work Varsity Glee club <anJ Student Chris- tan association. >of the dean of women. noon, on the second floor of tcSho m the Scolaogtenatives. While at Michigan_________________________________________________ of usc.Mis1aue icndiecor he was prominent in the work of the o...…

…r; SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1929 H IHIA AL THE MlCHIGAN. DAILY ... ---- - tt ti IS 1I $. i . e k , ey 4 7 ' is K 5 fi LEAGUE OUTLINES DRIVE DIVISIONJS Masques' Annual PayWill Have Arabia;i Nights Thele r3 biin nizhts storvr 1e'1imf wxith flit to e i t i Alumnate Committee 1)hIdes Coi~nfr y Into 1A8 Distric'ts VorI Campaign: MICHIG~AN LEADS WIV-1 AORE THAN 4200 ALUMNAE An outline dividing the countryinto sixteen districts for campaign ...…

…THE MICHICAN DAILY _ .xom e _I MAgERS WIL DRAsW FOR HOCKEY OPPONENTS I Dorntories Will Observe Many Christmas Traditions 4'. -------------------- All women who have taken dolls to dress for . the Y.W.C.A. Christmas workshop, are asked to bring them in to the office of Newberry hall during the first part of this week. There will be a Christmas vesper1 service at 5 o'clock tomorrow in thel south parlor of Newberry hall. The singing of C...…

…P.i AR'...A.C1 'I L~tfA L !l iUniversitly Trainsl Indian To Teach Sports' MEMBERS OF Y'.W.C.- A. L WLomen Mortarboar'd members will meet at 12:10 o'clock Friday at Dey's studio to have their picture taken for the Michiganensian. SGirls Reserve leadiers will meet at ~7 o'clock this evening at Newberry 'hall. A brief but important business session will be followed by a reportl -oi the granting of certificates for the course. Every member is...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i [A Z CJ EINDUSTRIAL GROUPS TO Do College Women Fear Mice? P NTERKOIS[EGM[S "Anything like the sound of a rat from a delicious bit of cheese. It was ..r..-Hfig M ETINCUMakes my heart go pit-a-pat an old trick; noting new or original Delt0,111a stuad Chi Orega itr, said Robert Browning. And so it i in it, but the foolish mouse, knowing In T Tourney MA>F FIRST A fEAtRANE IN with college women. A girlcan face nothing of that...…

…TEMICHIGAN DAILY Doyo.ue.lasi...as.ysem monlen e class in girl scout leadership meet at 7 o'clock this morn- in Barbour gymnasium. ere will be no more league parties spring, because of the many oth- ctivities' which will take place.. parties will be continued n ext e second round of the tennis anent must bo. played off by May There will be no extension of YASSAR Alumnae association hold theira at Barton HF There wi]i at 10 o'clock officers...…

…9/9U & Crown CONSTRUCTION B' ON MEDIGAtL NEW AD1WiINT "TATICl TURE TO BE TllREE' *KAHN IS ARCH!'1 EGUNI BUILDNG r 'r 0 ,11d i I I y~y ' i AT; THLE TILEATEI ,screen=Today I ? '2;4 "'construction work on the new Med- ical administration building, situated in front of the new hospital, wa3 lbe- gun last week and the first floor slbab is already being laid. This wi be a three storied, buihjling-; on the first floor will be examination and w...…

…Attu LUUItIULAU PRESIDENT IN, SpunC ous with striking an attitude but it is shrewdly to be suspected that the Am- erican people do not know the differ- once. When Harding vetoed the bon- us bill he showed. himself as care- full of consequences as ever did Cleveland. A man does not have to. cents per word in advance; f if- r reading line per F t i7 ti n a rE b e0 w 01 (Continued from Page One) . set of high class col- The Meet in Bach- ui...…

… SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 123 THE MICHIGAN DAILY gemus is prose to rest after hours tion of conscious inhibition. A true of breathless labor, and to gae ark genius rises easily and naturally above upon the creation before him. Often the distraction of the petty, Iasei, e is startled by its splendor, amazed ctonscious mind. The other, the less by its perfection. It seems a thin1 fortunate must in some way destroy strangely apart from him, a thin it...…

…SUNDAY, MiARCH 11, 1823 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE, THREE~ Conservatism Rampant The cl-anipus seemi~ s- ti e esperien- sing' a revival of initerest in literature. LISLE ROSE tiesc poets themselees laugh at. Our valiant cruadrs.cif thaevsdid isissiises 'nl1 liedl itpjl b e ti.Is"uiir rmovils itself of a am- realism; snlttis ('its' a lit'e'en Iae m slin themsselves somewhat is at is the Itraditional healthy sign, erous ileri(es: loe-eolor,'a...…

…THE, MICHIGAN DAILY TITURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1923 ............ .. OFFICIAL N~EWSPAPER OF THlE UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN t~cror,'t : 3e are i-red. The win- ning sorcrity 'will be given a lov- ing cup. Such is the way Illinois turns out for if3 annual circus. Michigan must rublished every morning exept Monday naI during the University year by the Poard in- I duplicate Illinois, effort and get oneO Co'ntrol of Student IPublications. - 1for ite...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923, ._.,. , _ .. OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the University, year by the Board ir Contr ol of Student Publications.1 Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news -, dispatches erezdited to it or jct otherwise eration with t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AN ATTE1PT TO ORIGINATE L~ 1hd~r ~~i~;IPLACE Efforts cf the contestants for the CIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE Bok Peace laward whic h is to be NIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN awarded in January are now turned lished every morning except Monday to the final details of the plan. An! the University year by the Board in o1 of student Publications. I effort to circulate the various ideas nbers of Western Conference Editorial submitted to a natio...…

…THE MICH IGAN DAILY% OFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE; UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday ning the University year by the Board in mntrol of Stude:nt Publications. of people at least several decades to become adjusted to a complete change in calendar. This was true In the! sixteenth century when the Jtlian calendar was replaced by the pres- ent one, and in this case only one change was made, and that of minors importance. ...…

…Tfi'bIE MICHIGAN DAILY ________ tinall overdraw, through not know- 7.: ,...., t 1 tit j ng the anmount of money which they __________________-' have on deposit, seem:;, inexcusable. O S EI OFFICIAL hEWSP. PER OF THLE With the expenditure of but a few, ?UNIVERSITY OF 'MICHIGAN minutes each week, anyone can know ,F Published every morning except Mondayexclho he tad nacII during t eUniversity fear by theoBoard i11 The person having such knowl...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAWLY -- - - * -.t . i Daily [CIAL EiWSPAPER OF THE IVERSITY OF MICHIGAN shed every morning except M'onday he University year by the Board in of Student Publications era of Western Conference Editorial The Associated Press is exclusively en- :led to the use for republication of all news ispatches credited to nit or not otherwise edited in this paper and the local news pub-; Ied therein. . Entered at the postoffice at Ann...…

… 1! I ILY L HUI fi AIL HULLLtIN tion in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the ity. Copy received in the Office, of the Summer Session until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. n. Saturday.)r e WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1923 Number 196 alls Excusion: who paid for staterooms last week may secure the tickets by Room G223, Natural Science Building. Office hourse, 9-11 A. M., M. J. P. ROWE. No. 4: Isle and the Detroit River, will be the destinatio...…

…. . F YARDIAG FUNERAL TRAIN SPED ACROSS COUNTRY, -I, -- Iy Here's/ Th~t Chance A Clearance Sale -on all Summer HATS- Ladies', Misses' and Children's. Also a nice line of Felts. Popular Price U at Shop I- Z- 333 :SOUTH4 MAIM _. I I '~ I ". i! . 'r i ;'1111i11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11 1~1 ilf ilfl ffii 11 1 lii -WHITE SW AN L ANUNDRYCO Launderers, Cleariers- I- Cents' Suits... _1.5 Ladies' Suits .....…

…rA1u vou THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBE 11,1923 new life and hope to social and relig- Houghton and "'Op-'o-My-Thumb" by ions workers." The audience with somebody else. The casts, I under- few exceptions was composed entire- stand, will include Phylis Turnbull, ly of delinquents, mental, moral, and Mattie Proudfoot, Christine Addison, --rtphysical, and of course they fervent- Donald Snyder, Rhea Shlak, Vera ly grasped "with hope and faith ...…

…PAGE F'OUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 192 Memoirs Of An Ambassador If we except a few periods within Reviewed by WILLIAM HERBERT HOBBS I nothing, reding nothing, saying noth- which literature has semdt to have ing-ony thinking. Some times he anr unusutal efflorescence, books which Unitet sdqt of M~ic itt. I couli stay ot' an hour; not infre- are destined to go down to posterity . qunty ic wood renain till two, as distinct actitevemen...…

…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FrIV Cny 35 Of 800, 'Rembrandts" re Genuine, He Says STUDENTS ELEGIBLE TO AWARDS RANGING FROM $600 TO . $1200£ The University Schooi of Music has been added to the list of affiliated col- liges, universities and conservatories{ Which are privileged to benefit by the 4 , scholarships and fellowships granted , by the Juilliard Musical Foundation of Nt: New York. This fund, to be used to- : war...…

…SU:,DAY, NOVEM1BER 11, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY fffjFive Fair Damsels AHIMNI ADEeKSmiths Here? Threisonly 1 Husband anidle has! v-jjC JJ Ameica UN OThe B~ ti ieUIIUUl University must be hard uip fr N T DAeia pJu tC u tEthere are only five Steeles. We have AT piR IIAl fhrFr rconstituti ESIBH EO NO In The Directcry no Cash or Change. Our nearest ap- Jjj 9NINOR CON t[ fCEO An pe afT H T E D "tedStte Marines capture city ___ proach to Money is .5 L...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY wunications Numerous In a c i fi s t Pledge Discussion "To the Editor: "It is thus clear that the Non-part- The communication from the new- isan association says to us that war 1l -appointed Rhpdes Scholar, Mr. John can be certainly prevented, and pre- P. Dawson, '24L, which is printed in vented only by our adopting the League your issue of December 9th as an at- of Nations; and President Coolidge t$ck on my resolution pa...…

…_________________THEMICIGANDAILY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -- - - - ] Y, . .. _ . ,.......,..,,. .. .. ,. ..,. I 'i a : 3 pg| ganahinTg KU'MM TO SPEAK UICC N i ION SUNDAY EVENING S MAU.POX Is DVISED Mr. I. K. W. Kumm, one of the fore- most missionary organizers of the Serious outbreaks of smallpox in present time, has been secured to various parts of the state, especiallyS peak at the service, to be held at in Monroe county, which is adjacent '...…

…iT IfJL MICHIGAN DAILY I4HE MICHGAN DAIL - f]~ V sus.- _ "...,. , , - ,_ U . -r . _ 'Ti, q A ,. - ! ! I__ +6 /' -. ,'- r -rrrr r r4 e ~ rrirrr E' I" I' FFERED1 BY A NYV THEATR~E IN A-N .fit ;1i .Oll VI'NlFPY.INC'LUD)ING, I)EATOIT. IF' YOU ARE 511 PI'N(i FORl ENTERTlA INM31ENT, II EA ) EVEIRV WORD1 o1" ilS I Al1). I.n e Comm ening Today! i t '. -JE i in his very latest feature-- ~Aiii~ i' . 4 I f . U lsi.Do you think anyone but...…

…THE MICHICAN DAILY __ __ T'S GOING ON OTmALCNE ipy for this column sboldl - ted by :i::30o~'clock of FOUR CONTESTANTS IWILT efore publication. IN FIRST ATKINSO COMPETITION 1800 words. ean NV. R. Ilumprey 11''0I_ nL.is Eich. Mr. G. E. Deflsfllr Jx. Carlton Wells, Mr Ralph Carson TOO U d ge.Y asAUTO AC ml' E-Co IIbMtt lay be4 LSPEARa ti H { 1 ti 91G 00-Itobet iie rkr %%IIIlbeill "Studenit Character,.for 'World Cit- room 302 of the Unio...…

…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .P .1. PitY2 To Read or Not to Read Book Reviews MR. DELL DISCUSSES MARRIAGE JANE MARCH, by Floyd Dell. (Al- fred A. Knopf, $2.50). Janet March was the great-grand- daughter of a Minnesota pioneer, a man who tried many jobs and suc- ceeded at none. His son Andrew, on the other hand, was one of those econ- omical, intelligent, and hardworking men of the 'sixties who, because they were intelligent...…

…SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIBS Ri p c M rion ttes serious development are inherent, no0 future is concerned I think motion L 1C4Iariettes doubt, but are as yet totally unrealiz- pictres ave inherent artistic poten- ed. tialities and it seems-to me a kind of AGA 'WINTERS The greatest art is tat wich pas motion picture opera is not beyond te the least. The great orchestras, opera boundsi of possibility. There is a otat in te...…

…I .,THE MICHIGAN DAILY ! HunsDAy Y', OCTOBER 11., 1920. y aq y ,a rr- GETSEDGEN TILE SRIE 'L # F4- 4b 5 t TA 0 ' i i: i r v ';a > :1 is -a N r ; ' T 'r jn . ".' gw I' 5 L, a { o, i a I i S SAC , .Y ~y -1 :3 ' d t x' r i t... § 1,; y L1=il b.p <'n '1 (u ' h 1 f i [ 7RiJ MGR E INCONTEST AFTERYABLSiTIESCOR i1 ,I I M BY INNING OPENING F PA CA S r5.., i' I f ~NUNE~VR~IY~IIU S aDyRIL CPuBs ClUNTH 117n"DF E[hVNYPSE CASEY S~t'...…

…fl .E MICHGAN1 DAILY FAOV SIx SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 ' .; ,, 0 too 3 N ; : .r ., ,_ .. v ".... s , ,' .m .{ r. :. F, .. ....r......... -w .- .n , . z . .. .. ;; ,, " " .r,,,,i _. . ...... . ,: 0 S i i..ri..: v ..,. ,.. .. * '' r, /r w WOLVEINESKEEP SLATE CLEAN - ' BY OfFEATINS DEVIL DOGS, 26MICHIGAN (Continue< from Bad'e One) Miller went through the center of the A kFINST Q iIAR'FFRIln tisxytd.Kpe vd {br Marines defendi...…