…THE WEATHER COLDER; GENERALLY CLOUDY g I IdIL- A6F 4hp A AL Ag fRt r t 4 4 n -- - VOL. XXXIV. No. 19 V TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOPER 13, 1923 ATHLETIC BOARD LETS FIELD HOUSE FOR UNION AI ! Lowden Thinks People Ought To Settle Own Civic Crises PROCEEDS OF EVENT WILL TO SWIMMING POOL FUNiD Go Crisis in civil government are bet-I ter handled by the people themselves than by the intervention of military authority...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 VARIOUS INTERPRETATIONS On Books With a Drawing by Wallace Smith. and 1 Vanity Fair tni e is tttoks ts hilyo By Jonaithanii Roberts. Biroils now the tout Yuse i ok hings eith yecus o'clockiotr. t:antsei eltete eas Isere is the toerry-- th e arc too far sway or because they round. Like a det'r1 kpast But0all tt y otsatlyn We thed o icwi' th'co ito toirto live, wty sould untrthe ore'u...…
…__________________THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ SMNJAYt, O 'OBER 14, 1923 i will assume the form of a mixer. A 'PROF. WENLEY D~EFENDS musical program will be rendered and ACTION ON IhRiiI refreshments served. I (Continued from Patge One0) UN ) TOASSIGN party issue in the United States. ifIf MORE. ADVISORS w di r ikrhmo k as death and C a (-3. Soowner ori a ter ree(nt inl particular c'ase, ,wxhen a flir'n by t,,tI~e T;;),. ,tno)appe.,a11 'wn Read t...…
…PAGE 'AO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 On Books and Reality Messrs. Shubert (Continued from loge Oe) Itsbte e" in morder to bring he" within S p eeTogt huh siiia otebad tcmo eec.v l a i t life Lite in itsolt, is anotuohatys At any atenetieiroepreent it f e'S p e e V u a i t affair; man nover thoughit, untiltIIIao it i. ORLANDO BEEDE hod become conouseto f hiis ms01- Le0 is av5dn with this eternal . liiwtotel e vrpre sotir.;ifor(l...…
…SUNDAY, 'OCTO:BT'R 14, 1923 .. _.. SUNT~AY, OCTOBRI14,I1923AILY PAGE E.S I i, u% STARTING TODAY'! STARI!N TODAY a. tn ii . 4' k ~S1 :i 4'. r f°~ 4,y ~ F $? g Y4 r4 ' i. C.,. 1 4. I.: =: 1 ti[( [y' T 1 . INA '4, s' tPRO-DUCTION // ,.,f ,._ . X . { , :t WITH Ip JAAOft all 4C HOLD' A SUPPORTED BY W CHARLES deROCHE- JT'S Iola Negri in her second American made pic- ture, and which contains one of the GREATEST....…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THtE John Cowper Powys An Analysis of a Critical Genius If some of our extravagant cultists LISLE himself may think about his tech. have their way they will go ar to nique, those who know it well hold ward destroying two writers who are it in high esteem The style, like the just now attaining general apprecia- of his own to give except what he may (for these are what ultimately count) man, emerg...…
…?AQICTOURTHE MICHIGAN DAILY m 1 hntlk <t~ .re disappearing from ..- ~Last year a similar case arose. Then OAC MPSTPIIO OFFICIAL N{EWSPAPER OF THlE the ambition seemed to he to collect rI UNIVERSITY OF MICHIQAN cuspidors, the gigantic brass cuspi- T gtI, drthtgcetemnconrof jWE'RE SO ULIEAGUE.QL'ESTION NOT Published every morning except Monday dsth trc h ayconr fHAS POLITICALI during the University yearby the Boar din teinterior of the building....…
…PAeten THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNAY OCTOBER 4 192 The Unoffical Observer A good deal1 of a1tri1enmd r-,-hrl nuht a o h in theie0ghbo1rhood of01theUive Srln.I tM.r n i of Ctto ovner anvl0 cd"ry n ahyovou tto Towers All 111apu0 ad x at1 nC'i1a t0(]1trato1 Po pus literat ire up i 10 aot it heS,;,a 01,i ur. though 1tre1facultyson' emtead01 1 idrter> pt h least hlt exc1111. It lo . o u 1s01a an=:~ao c~i~m ',tao, though the author of"rgTwrs(ym r L~, 0nJ...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 - THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAC FINAL DEBATE TRYOUT ET FO n1PTfrl 901 NEWBERRY TO GIVE TEA TO FRESHMEN run[II U MIU LU Helen Newberry residence will give "its annual freshman tea-dance from DIRECTORS SELECT TEN WOMEN 4 to 6 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. 1ITORCOMPELECSTUTEN All women of the class of '27 are in- TO COMPETE SATUR. vited, including the freshman nurses, and more than 400 invitations have been sent. In past y...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY yPA :3 FIVE oo -Jis and Writers [HHE PT A15il A' ~yt, ra ii _ei tr"d0A nd oCili311111C'h;, offers in ) connvenientison hih ffrsi cnvnin Lee11slrs.Bo! (1 eth::t al )reedp;ojigada deers er.Mom gim- rsn, 3 cfoion dalthatfrmaio tatavear ,eras "ot ' i iiirsh Wi oitoin owse, iiy n iatr it h cmeltt at. For the person who Heei oeltatL ond iiw .olnti f hng ;i te itm ntad fthI a. i; oapiy the disncoveries whic...…
…41E ~MICHIGAN DAILY sUaNDAY, OC )!',ER 14, 15W^ R 61 M5- e OT, 010=1 p III III - 111111 :== a , r Midrau A1I11 wrwb + . ~ G p I-M --AW*4 - , ::NIZ dv (Coutim Iy~ H1'Ni~ y 1IiiHHDL7' StR sco FIE R W% -- ;-aw-'r-' W£ i& t )RE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 1YA 7i S T I E UP SE - :R IE S B Y 3 rd4hFIAl 1 WININGFO fTM 1U THGAME .8-4 IV i &a, Ued fromi page One) stellar variety and his pssn excellent. Stan lAluirhead and Curron also up ...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 BOOKS AND WRITERS have made the poverty-stricken Fabre shams of all sorts was a pious boy, reviled by scientists whose progress in (Continued from Page Five) gasp. le recounts student pranks who saw in the complicated nervous science had been made possible by his this "Story of Development" is made and experiences in discussion and mi- system of man the mark of divine in- discoveries. Today ...…
…TOBER 14, 1923 - ;THE MICHIGAN DAILY__ 'AGE 5S;VFN Il L A S S IF I ECOLUN CLASS CL.OSES 3 ..ADVERTISING AT 3 PM'. DAILY 'L.ASg AIED RATES 10e per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for three or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion. Charged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, lic per reading line for three or more insertions. White space charged for at same rates....…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY DACE S r:t'",,; SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY lACE SEVIfN BOOKS AND WRITERS stories and an estimate of Theodore offense was to translate the new tests-:{ (Continued from Page Six) Dreiser, Drieser's own esti- int ioto readahle American. to figure out that Chatiapin is the, What awaits a man who says that same as Schaliapine, and he must ma to.' Jesus, wtho was not the Christ, was kn...…
…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'ring a more intimate service, accord- t '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. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday. t Volume 4 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 Number 19 Faculty, College of Literature, Science and the Arts: The first meeting of the Literary Faculty will be held Monday after- noon, ...…
…PA..; EIGHIT THE I ICIIIGANDAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 Put This in Your Pipe and smoke it!! There are approximately 211,934 inches of up-to-the-minute Michigan news, as well as news of the world at large in the remaining 161 iissues of the Delivered to your door every morning for only Don't let another issue of the "Daily" slip by. Subscribe Today! U50 See the Circulation Dept., Press Building.. Phone 960 HAVE THE "DAILY" SENT HOME-I...…
…Section Two A64v Ar att Section Two VOL. XXXIV. No. 19 ANN ARBOR, _IICHICA ,,\,.2N A Y , O", , ; , , 11. 1E92 PRICE, FIVE CENTS t WILL PROMOTE NEW HISTORICAL STUDY BUILDING WILL BE LA 41RATORY FOR SCIENT'IC SCIIOLA LACK OF KNOWLEDGE WAS HINDRUANCE IN WAR LLOYD GEORGE; A STUDY IN MOODS Art Display In Architecture Corridor Shows Excellent Work Frequently during the year, exhibi- tions of drawings appearing in the corridor of th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY,:Oc I-WTAL VPL1W ON OKLAHOMA FARM OSSBTATTE K 2'^ ,pi4 N.:> } , y, "5A^ . r=I ri jM. ,KELMI EARTH THEORM (Continued1 fr ol Page Nine) IlgY :z> Heb, whon he s' 'owd that the liquid ha i( o f0 the lava is duo. to the le r ro '' a. ffit }'*y5 - "1ralaxt(ionof pressurE On the interior : ~ ~ of the ea h in c rtu' Ia pluce~. In es- H INN(a~ak, /t tishizng a. firn ppoin t agaist the L a zI ' b place theory, Professor I obbs...…
…R 14, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ........ ... .......THE....C...GA..DAILY. r.c.i . ,a. r v s; tv MadePerm nentcapable of taking an active part in HUNDEDS YDID TAXthe programs may enter as associate S. C. . Sec etarymembers. Membership fee of $1.50 jTentitles the student to the privilege PRNM NT N DITR!t of attending all the concerts spon- Taxevaionon he artof undedswhich the student league is a subsidi- a; ax vason n te prt f rundedsary The f...…
…AE THE MICHIGAN DAILYY1 wNnAY, 0CTOP'r,,R 14,'1993 h S gPeters, a young romantic actor and The age Shakespearean authority, has the double distinction of appearing as Ro- Jane Cowl as Juliet, the fair hero- nico and of designing the splendid ine of Verona, come to the Garrick stage pictuers of medieval Verona. 'h r fnnzrnt nr omm n n 1 a Universal comedy, and Screen Snap-! shots.will make up the program. Ethel Grey Terry and Crauford Kent i...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBO. MICHIGAN. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1923 VARIOUS INTERPRETATIONS, ,OnBooks With a Drawing by Wallace Smith and Vanity Fair. ay Jonathan Re rs Broils now the four "You see in books things which you o'clock hour. Icannot see in reality, either because Here is the merry-go- 4they are too far away, or because they ere ite mryg- are past. But all that you ,see in round. ike a de- books, you see wrongly, and sadly. sauched tos it ...…
…FA(E TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 On Books and Reality Messrs. Shubert (Continued from Page One) table-leg, in order to bring her within Thought: Thought is inimical to; the bounds of common decency bupre m u ]ga7Ss life. Life, in itself,is a not unhappy At any rate,-neither represents lifeu affair; man never thought, until he as it is. ORLANDO BEEDE had become conscious of his misery. Let us have done with this eternal . . ...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE John Cowper Powys An Analysis of a Critical Genius If some of our extravagant cultists LISLE ROSE himself may think about his tech- have their way they will go far to- Rnque, those who know it well hold ward destroying two writers who are -It in high esteem. The style, like the just now attaining general apprecia- of his own to give except what he may ,(for these are what ultimately count)...…
…0 JA1 FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 The Unoffical Observer A good deal of a stir is being made oso-hardly enough to pay for the in the neighborhood of the University binding. In it Mr. Overton writes wll of Chicago over a novel called "Grey and fairly of various author;fr m Towers." All the campus and ex-cam 'Jose h Conrad to Gene Strat 1,tr-po- pus literati are up in arms about it, ter. The essa0s are mild, it is tru thoug...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P,GE FIVE Books an Writers THE NUPTIAL FLIG T By iar problem story, designed to force hone ries a crook, who despoils and then but it is one which offers in convenient Lee Masters. Bon &'Liverght 19,3. some thesis nd spread propaganda. deserts her. More ignorance, artifi- form a dea1 of inormation that we are $2.50. Mr. Maters knows too much to waste iaity, and disaster, with the woman apt to want. F...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 BOOKS AND WRITERS have made the poverty-stricken Fabre shams of all sorts was a pious boy, reviled by scientists whose progress in (Continued from Page Five) gasp. He recounts student pranks who saw in the complicated nervous science had been made possible by his this "Story of Development" is made and experiences in discussion and mi- system of man the mark of divine in- discoveries. Tod...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MOM SEVIr..V BQOOS-AND WRITERS Istories and an estimate.of-Theodord offense was to _translate the new tests- their holdings in the Smart Set con> to (otnudfo Page Sisthe Dreiaer, . . rieser'a own esti- nsmeat into readable Anmerican. . pany. . . Perhsaps this explains same as Schaliapine,. and he mustmat. .Jesus, who was not the Christ, was deeonnt thbsne know which index to search hin if hemae .r...…
…PAC - WICHT 'C = E MICH1GA DAILY SUNDAY, OTOBER 14; 1923. ut This in Your Pipe and smoke it!! There are approximately 211,934 inches of up-to-the-minute Michigan news, as well as news of the world at large in the remaining 161 iissues of the Delivered to your door every morning for only Don't let another issue of the "Daily" slip by. Subscribe Today! $ .5IL See the C i r c ul a t ion Dept., Press Building.. Phone 960 HAVE THE "DAILY" SE...…
