…9HE WEATHER FAIR AND COLDER TODAY L Afr tAga Iaili GIVE SUPP THE S. i At VOL, XXXIII. No. 82, EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PitICE FVE FRENCH KILL ONE IN CONFLICTWITH RCHRM STRIKE IN OCCUPIED REGION! PASSES WITHOUT EVENT MINES STOP DELIVERY ON ORDER FROM BERLIN Miller To Address Press Club Meeting; ,A. L. Miller, editor of the Battle Creek Enquirer-News, will address the members of...…
… CH' TROOPS ON THEIR WA Y TO "TAKE"' ESSEN landl managed the white Sox from 1915 to 1918. winning the wor-]ld'3 champnionship in 1917. After leaving the A mericanl leag ue he obtained- an interest andi imnaged the Milwaukee club of the American association, and later managed Columbus. Signui IDelta ii Cli 'iture Todhii iMembers of Sigma Dleta Chi will mreet at 4 o'clock this ifternooa at the +Dey studio for their Michiganesian picture .4 T...…
…MICHIUGAN DAILY _.__.r_. lom n Ithey are loomzed to destruction ai soon as the warm winds and suni start to work. Nevertheless, in ,spite of it all, they are enjoying teir abiort life of prominence. Woman Ils Placed In State Cabino Freshmpen who have earned 100 lion FrEIG STUDENTS' or points may join the senior organiza- tion of the 'Women's Athiletic a~socia- HONOREE) BY DEAN.N tion by paying the seventy-five cent'1 dues at eighit o'cloc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t ,'"' reviewing for finals at least two, .£.lnt week~s in advance of his first test. He realizes that although the "cram-1 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE ming" process the night !before the UNIVERSITY OF MICHJGAN examination may get him through the Pub hed every morning except Monday course, the mere "getting by" is after durisia the University year by the Board in all a minor consideration. It is a Contc61 ofdStude-nt Fifblic...…
…....................................h MmHAN AY- i IiiLH RAMtillii 1IL1 PRESENT COMEDY PRODUCTION GROUP W'4ILL (I'VE "THIE PERFECT CURE" W. X, Lustfield, ''25; Verges, 1. C. speaking department; Prof. P. Brand Professor White has ao contributed Pltters Arrested In Scotland In running a DAILY want ad "Tell Browni, '23; First Watch, J. D. Petwr- Blanchard, of the philosophy depart- I articles on this subject to the Chem Glasgow, Jan. 15.-(By A...…
…y DAILY __. R .......... - - - - - - - - - - =Irl:lllllllllolllmplipiii mill 11101"m w. ."a" . i f ...1'. , , _.ad ' -- Ad TANK COACH ARRIVES -TO TA KE CHARGE OF WOLVERINE NATATORS THESE MENARE KEEPING MIC IIGAN IN AC~E NIDPpE W1IU_ S IOW H[ : iN EXHIBITION JAl. 23 :national tourney in New York. Bil- I lard enthusiasts are am ious to see Hloppe who has not been here for twvo years. Hioppe will be assisted by Charlie Peterso...…
…THE~ MICHIGAN DAILY Pil ~Dl~IS~I~ll tunity to see the Purdue team inac PUR E OURT1 SQIB Ition. STIATS, ftGTEN WAE! Incraura1 Iems 1.923 CHIIW'IOINS I .VE I)}l'LA" The basketball schedule ioi fitra- AT IIIVDS OF B1., LiAA' WN ternities and class teams tonight is SEASON'S RECORD as follows: At C o'clock, court 1, Nit Sigma La~ayette, Ind., Jan. 1v.-The Pur- Nu vs. Theta Chii; court 2, Phi .Delta dlue basketball team, p.resent Confer- Kappa vs. ...…
…__________________ -. TH -E MICI-U AN DATIL' ~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ BENJAMIN FRANKLIN'S BIRTHDAY 1TETC AlLY FFICIL BULETINI WILL BE OBSERVED BY NATION~TEAISCLE lication In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of M CrJIER . LN I 5 i I ;' 3 them alone to create civilization."' wards another "great calamity to Count Korzybski closeds with an ap- mankind such as the recent war". Real to the "intellegencia", charac- At pres...…
