Search Results

…IllIIi :11 1 :l : l i i ll p S l l l : l 9 I~ lIil'I I liI III11 11 11 1 1f 11;1 1 11 11 11 11 1 1i l l1 1 F G2 111 [1 111 1 1 1 1 't Fool One ilfc! Imagine What a -tIllh :. Old King Solomon Must y MOb! Have STARTS TODA THRU, THURSDj Friend Husband Loved to F( LY' But His Was a Jazz Baby and AY i II NM ilk!4 'ed Hi's Baby the Bottle. the Bottle Didn't Hold 0. AWon 11 .11 { %e. 44 VH4 ti. a }s f th a , r2 --Special Augm { c speel ...…

…SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE FIVEB SUNDX, MY 1, 193 TE MIHIGN DALY 'AGEFIV Edited by Scogan GOLD 'And sin." the news of the marriage (Annie's) he found that his worship for her had by no means vanished; rather in his heart was the eternal treasure of a happy love; untarnished and spotless; it would be like a mirror of gold without alloy, bright and lustrous forever. For Lucian it was no defect in the woman than she was desi...…

… r.s.rr rw _____________ - '~1El~lu%~MfhU iNINE BOWS nu ed from PgeOne) f '! 1'', ' . ., Sunmmary inlning-Midichigan. Kielce sacrificed hi *, fannedl. No runis, no0 Sl lIi Uteritz im to sec- hackleford fl fs, no or.- iois. Roettger flied out to Vanl 1.Dougherty up, singled infield. ,rom1 uip, sinlgled through Uteritz. up, flied out to Ash, Kutehi up, Liverance to Shackleford. No two hits, no errors. and Inning-MXichigan. Van B...…

…PACVE sX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1923 i-- B 1 SOAP-BUBBLES OF as a peculiarly provincial attitude, a most courageous attempt to chately LONDON GOSSIP gild the fig-leaf. T1 lE NINETEEN HUNDREDS, By This is a book for the initiate, Horace Wyndhan. Thomas Seltzer, those people who have lived in Lou- $2.50. don at the beginning of this century, Reviewed by F. L. Tilden who knew the little clubs and re- Lured by the similarity bet...…

…'A 1 £ s1W~t .r GAN DAILY . .. A S 4Sc ,,l F I ADVERTISI'M "u OSES 3 P. m. Classified Rates. Twv"o Cents per word a dlay, paid ir imumn charge for first day, 25c. -Minimum tliereafi cents p'er vord per day if charged. White space cha of 5c per agate line. Classified, cha rgedl only to those Phone 960 NJOTICE The 'following iBox Reipll Daily Office:' 12, BC, JS MC, M-8, 20, 18, DM. FOR RENT s are at th'e FOR RET 'Unfurnjshed heated f'o...…

…SUNDAY. MAY 13, 19233 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE F SVrN Htaines is a capable writer. He knows and cheap hash houses. The Sabs' how and when to employ hio moottel- of te Snburnt West", according to' teciive weapons-bunmour anut shE. the dicta of thee respectables, are piity. Theophile ia a chaacter new mere splotches of printer's ink, ines' to American fiction anti promises well out of jazz dancehitst anl the lingo to make "Sky-Line Inn" a wid...…

…TH E MICHIGAN RAIL\l DA L F I I L BLLEIPublication i s theZBulletin Is constructiVe notice to all ineibe ofat the University. Copy received until 3:30 D. iw. (11:94 a. 1n. Farsturilas.) Volumne 3 .SUM)A, A Y Ltd :19f3 Ntumber '104 The President and Mrs. Burton will be at htome Wednesday, May 16'' mn 4 to G o'clock. Mr. and M\,rs. Gustav Hoist and Mr. and Mrs.. F-red- ek Stock will assist them. in receiving. z the Deans: There will be a con...…

…kas E:t~l'l THE MICHI1GAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1923 TO6NE PAINTING hut he never succeeded in dpict-!perhaps as men of the ho;'. but wec It migt secus uutsecesay to delve (Continued from Pg' Seven) ott the worth of his "Pglicci." he know only tot welt how oten thes into thoomusit ot Safn at this jun- Perhaps one of the best examptes soecohIado h oe t-at too h or ufra h os. oe in vies of the cootrehenei-et sited Ms agni and his 'Cavoter isa fut...…

…LL wo C A60, AbF: a it A6V ,AL- 0 . XXXIII. No. 163 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 13 1923 PRICE FIVE Deficient Secondary School *"iOR- |AKINIe Education Causes Failures A limb, a cudgel, or a bean- pole, you can find them all. F --Senior medical students carry all j Profssor elivers Series of "The average freshman is inade- dents to take their work more serious- , varieties of stcks as senior L'etures o American Psychology quately ...…

…A.L%-*A .. Hlorseback riding is the et" being taught in thel Phe popularity of the1 shown by the class roll.f -eds have signed up for h meets once a week for ven by the officers of Toai s--Santo Tomnos Uni- at Manila is the oldest institu- learnin~g under the American t was founded in 1611, 25 years the foundation of Harvard Uni- and has for many years pro- the foremost statesmen of the r It pine ds. Northweste~rn - A movement has e...…

…_.'r -... - THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1923 Mot,. TONE PAINTING but he never succeeded in duplicat- perhaps as men of the hour, but we It might seem unnecessary to delve (Continued from Page Seven) ing the worth of his "Pagliacci." The know only too well how often these into the music of Spain at this june- ' same can be said of the more old-fash- men pf the hour siffer at the hands ckf .tureIinvew f the coprehesive cancteihaps tn...…

…13, 1923 excessive frivolities,- or perhaps she toss of a Leginska-type shock of hair, Ing their Inferiority. . W1 POwas just plain lazy, but a nice girl and would hold their own as long as This musical ,activity of women wil and all that,-so she may be granted there was no competition with the produce no happier results than i a a normal diploma. i opposite sex. But .as soon -as Field hitherto has if institutes permit them M USIC he fey nmen...…

…I fr3 "C7 O H'" t4M4 0 LO I 8" H w d . , ,.0 ° A cr w WbI (, Q tor) = ..,4-'... - '"~ . ca 4)rn "' r ' cuw ° 0 0 "1 r u4 rA--w . . r : . .. '+ r 1*0 -1 :1ao; 'qy"" '¢ " 'A ? ,a. 1 ro co ILA , o a °' ~ k -0 :C,/ s ,0, cl G W G: } Q r- to y iy "'y" 00 __NIfhIi0t 0hI I ifuhgf$Ilttwn0 Ii rwirlti5wtmQ~ 07 004 0-4- Os. ~ q :1aH 0 -0 H0 ro0 p 0 (l]):- ca, ~~.iC~ m" V ~ ~ . W~~J 0Ds n r ); h a i ,", + +0 - 1)m ;n 'a j ! 0 V" i o . MR M t M O ...…

…DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1923 SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1923 THE MIC1I4GAN DAILY TONE PAINTING Among the Magazines (Continued from Page Three) nection with the trip Tscbaikowsky By N, B. took though Germany in 1888. Con- "Be cruel to poets and don't let them iducting a concert of his own- works at think the famous concert hall in Hamburg, You like their preposterous patterns 1.he remarks in his nieoirs that among in ink; !the various works which appeal...…

…THE -IIGAN L 'd ---l Wnefth Nazimova in Oscar Wilde's beautiful version. of "Salome" will be the screen attraction at the Wuerth for three days, beginning Sunday. The screen version carries out faithfully the ex-. quisite beauty of Wilde's play, while the inimitable Nazimova is superb as the capricious Salome. Thecomedy for the first part of the week is "White Wings," With Stani Iaurel. On the stage, the Wuerth management presents the S...…

…THE MICHIG, DAILY Al Japanese Ambassador Pays Respects To President Hardi irrive at any definite estimate of the Poli1ce Set ; Cw Record, 'irk Our Busness ?1en's Lunc] ing Bonstelle and her associates ,In the 14th annual season 61 stelle Company at the Garriclk next Monday night, offering first week the Gladys Unger, comedy, "The Goldfish," erved Marjorie Rambeau as a vehicle. Goldfish" proved one of the l tisfying bills that Miss B...…

…Y FAIR AND t TODAY / App 4hp A6P :43 at. r s PRESS DA! AND NIGHT SERVICE p~1 162 ANN ARBOR, MICHIG ANSATURDAY, MAY 13 1922 PRICE FIVE I I LLINI ED:GE D AS CLASH MEN PITTED AGAINST STRONGEST TEAMS IN COUNTRY RELAY WINNERS LS FOR VISITOI S Zengineers Will Scrub Pavement, EnterTriangles Four it Strong 50-Second Entered in 440 Men With Men have long fought and strived in various ways to attain the goal of. their desires, and tod...…

… PER OF THE UNIVERSITY MICHIGAN except Monday during the University rel ofStudent Publication. 'E ASSOCIATED PRSS is tclusively ertitled d*. the r'- he c lecal news pub siaed thare i * at Aaz Arbor, Malan, upsre55 mad Street. :ations not to exceed eo words,..if signed, the signa- sarily to appear in ptrint but as an evidence of faith, events will be published in The Daily at tlie discre- ltor, 'iet at or mildft he Daily office. Unsigned, sn...…

…Make Last Appeal dF or Camp Funds BILL! 5 ii nIII Ing At Resort to Advertis. on British eaty CTED MAINLY NS AND GRIFFITH (By Associated Press) ., May 11.-A campaign of .vertising handbills is the lat- t of Irish republicans, in their ainst the Free State treaty 3 British government. The a mainly is directed against Collins and Arthur Griffith. Say the Treaty Brings Us. )oes It Look Like It?" quer- >f the posters which has been d promine...…

…a i ..... .. ." ,. . "" . . . , . . . ." .. .. . . " "'"' ." .. ,. " .; . ., ;. . . _ .. . , _ ' .. '' ' A . . .. .. , .. . ,. ... - ". y - ,. . . "- " '" i" .rte " ''' TEAM LEAVES 110 STATE GAME ntinued from Page One) the Buckeye captain and star ian, is the mainstay of the .s year but the Wolverines r had no trouble in walloping ings while the Michigan hurl- already chalked up two vic- er the Ohio nine. Marts, who wn the receiving job i...…

…hulL I UIUL ULI LIIU .A9y HERE Too, Smith, Steketee, and I ake Up Michigan's Golf Team RINES OUT TO REVENG EAT GIVEN THEM IN Fj Brown is said to be by far the best player of the four and will play num- ber one, against Winters. Pixler will be paired up with Loeb of Michigan, Lebotny and Smith, and Wennerton and Steketee are the other pairings. These men will tee off at 9 o'clock this morning. Loeb In the afternoon Winters and Stek- etee wi...…

… 0) ,; A Il YOU WILL DO BETTER -AT -- LEMBLE'S 530 FOREST AVE. P-atronize DAILY Advertisers THEI PRICES ARE RIGHT-SO ARE THEIR GOODS - p.. ..1 F YOU ARE IN NEED -OF- AND SERVICE THIS 'IS THE STORE A Fresh Eggs, per doz . .26c ,reamery Butter, per lib.... 39c Veal Shoulder Roast. . ... 19c cy Sea Rose Red Salmon, la .1 . . . 0 0 bell Soups, each . each . ..**.. . .. reCane Sugar . . , y Fried Cakes, per doz.. cheese, each ...... t...…

… TO 1 ning to be d would be ry on the during that a Lovewell, ea to Ucai a Cook. All houses which want more candy from the league booth are asked ,to call for it at once. Also all money for tho candy must be in by May 15 so that the' booth may be closed. There will be'a 10 honor point hike for all girls interested at 9 .o'clock this morning. The party will leave from Barbour gymnasium at this hour. All class teams in all sports will be anno...…

…m6 m. Saturdays.) K CO-OP STORE PROMOTERS 1' a.' ]AY 13, 1922 Number 162 i : , :.. meeting of the University Senate for the year will onday, May 15, in Room C, Law building. Report of ident Publications. Consideration of proposal for es- Committee on Discipline. J. L. MARKLEY, Secretary. Monday, May 15, there will be a Review in honor Bell, Jr., U. S. Army, and President Marion L. Bur- semble at the north end of the Engineering build...…

….tr 5a :Iait rUJRE DtAY ANDP S.E: ANN, ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1921. PRICE FlY s UNIONBUT RMINING IS NAR.. 1IAC.- T * RUS ELECTED HEAD . OF ORATORICAL ASSO. Other Winners Also Decided in Tot. E aling of Ballots Cast Wed- nesday. By a pluraity of 113 .votes, Emer- son Swart, '2E, was chosen presi- dent of the Union at Wednesday's All-campus election, the issue being In doubt for 14 hours after the close of the polls, the na...…

…atIII~ Published every' morning except Monday during the Univer- Aity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER O THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Teb Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ;republication of all news disath~s credited to it or not otherwie credited in this paper and the local news published therein-. SIttered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second Qles mtter. Subscrtiption by carrier er ma...…

… \.~r 4~ ". .. r . . . ". ,. ., r . IRM-- 0 __I OFf MEET Chance of Victory Poor with Team Weakened by Injuries and Illinois Strong CRUIKSHANK COUNTED ON FOR MAJORITY OF POIN TS Final practice for the track meetl with the University of Illinois, which will be held on the Urbana track to- morrow afternoon, was held Thursday when the menappeared to limber.up, and keep in top condition for com- petition. With the exception of the weight men ...…

…CAN DAILY OUNCE RULES, TEAMS OR SPRING CONTESTS (Continued from Page 1) following men will pull for the more lightweigtht leamn in the -war today: D. W. Gilbert, P. own, N. A. Croxton, H:. Erwing, Atte, W. Chase, H. Dressu, P. , . Ziden, L. Doren, R. Drags, miners, P. Fortune, J. Osborn, ller, G. Masters, J. Hasburger, tline, J. McLachlan, J. Donahue, alls, R. Orary, "F. Kniff en, H. P. Oamidnter, C. Jeward, W.. ather, H. iHunt, J. Wishier, ...…

…'~ . - .AG FIV , CIGAN D AILY FESTIVAL NOTES M1AI)E( ITEMvi with its U ed First year class: Proper 5 o'clock, Saturday, June 11; 2 to 6 o'clock, Monday, June erty I, 2 to 5 o'clock, Wednes 15; Contracts 1 and 2, 8.to1 Friday, June 17; Crimes, o'clock, Monday, June 20; T 12 o'clock, Wednesday, Jun Second year class: Equit 2 to 6 6'clock, Tuesday, Jun dence, 8 to 12 o'clock, Thurs 16. Electives: Agency, 2 to Friday, June 10,; Constituti...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r nd Co., will oe Shop,'Tuesday 2673-M for ap- m Flakes, 15 cent pkg. now 10 , at Schultz Grocery on State Adv. rtha Washington candy, 90c a lb. every Friday. Tice's, 117 So. St.-Adv. Martha Cook Juniors Honor Seniors Seniors at Martha Cook building were entertained at dinner last night by the Juniors. Candy corsages were presented to the seniors and stunts were given for their amusement be- tween the courses of the din...…

…___________THIE MICHIGAN DAILY. Screen lay' in "The Comedy, andU News3. Arcade-Anita Stewart in "Sow.- ing the Wind." Comedy and Kinoegrams. Wuerth-"The Soul of Youth," a Taylor special. Also Vanity Fair Maids~ comedy and Pathe Review. Orpheum-"The Scoffer," an Al- len Dwan production. Christie comedy and International News. THIS WEEK FRESHMAN PHYSICAL EXAMS SUCCESSFUL ~Approximately 900' freshmen'-have reported to Waterman gymnasium s...…

…1 MICHIGAN DAILY N ._._,_ 111k . 1. IJILETIN, WHAT'S GOING ON I Bats iNnfllfR RAQ.F' T A FRIDAY, MAY 1S, 1921. Number 1IM5 ty Senate: next and last meeting of the University Senate for the academic 0-1921 will be on Monday, May 16, at 8 p. m. in Room C, Law JOSEPH L. MARKLEY, Secretary. des Scholarsehips: 1ecember 3, 1921, the State Committee for Michigan will select. nominees of th'e University and of the colleges of the Sta...…

…Id I' Pd , an at . P A YANDINIGT SERV[CE I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1920.- PRICE THRMV , - ----- N IGHT PLANS RAPIDLY APPROACH COMPLETION; TOQUES TO BE BURNEDI tans for Cap night are progressing dly and everything is practically readiness foT the staging of the nier campus tradition on the aing of Friday, May 21. i accordance with the oldest phase hie historic ceremony, the caps and tes will be burned on the big fi...…

… during the Univer- Publications. D PRESS tied to the use for oit or not otherwise dished therein. Michigan, as second' street. signed, the sig- n" evidence o ed after 8 o'clcck M: CAREY Early' in the spring, when the ground 'was still hard and old paths made their appearance from un- der the snow, there might have been some excuse for doing some absent-minded crosscutting. But now that "Keep to the Walk" has been dinned in our ears and pr...…

… L/: ( 4. y .} L .. p .: . ." r" . a , . " e. , . .Al1 BOXING NOTICE INNING vIc. citing baseball 1 on the Ferry in triumphed core of 9 to 8 ran come-back ;ue and turned an defeat into ,elessly behind' andgren's . men sixth and sev- ed them seven' Last practice of the Boxing club will be held tonight at 7 o'clock, in Waterman gymnas- ium. All active members should be present with fees. A special meeting will be held Tuesday at '7:15 ...…

…11, I, Uiotnew I studi'o,,- / :. Phone 598 R SESSION 1920 ISITY OF MICHIGAN The old and new cabinet of the Y. W.;C. A. will meet at 3 o'clock today in Newberry hall. The Women's Cosmopolitan club' will hold an important meeting at 7:30 o'clock, Friday, in Newberry hall, the University Y. W. C. A. Short stories to be entered in Stylus short-story contest should be sent to a member of Stylus before May 15. Baseball practice hours are as...…

…A NT MAENUNW L I CY WITH U. S -PROF. SADLER. INDUSTRY HAS COME i-s., 13--Madge Kennedy in tly Confidential," and a wood drama and a' comedy. 14- Pauline Frederick in s of Letty," with a North ldrama and a comedy. 13-Will Rogers in "Water, - Everywhere," with Larry n in "Home, Sweet Home." LI SHIPPING lI II Ifi stillilliil lilllil marrick Detroit MAMMA'S AFFAIR BY RACHEL BARTON BUTLER = Euti1ill Ilil IlIIttItIunlr1llti;g { Il ENIORS Y - L...…

…LV _...L A A 1i~ IN PC T FACTOR T'S SUCCESS ANN ARBOR CHOP SUE Y Excellent CHOP SUEY from 11:30 a. nm. to midniht Steaks and Chops 314 *S. tate (Contnued from Page One) son, K. H. Buttars, M. R.Coleman, E. H. Nicholson, J. E. Burns. and F. H. Carlton, H. W. Scott, G. O.' ld. Wallace, L. D. Wright, J. D. Peterson, prat- J. Bowers, H. J. Conroy, F. C. Orens, call- a. S. Gillette, W. Paynter,FW. C.Nay- 'or, M. E. Hanna, J. E. Defley, D. C. rs...…