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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .' I TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1923 r' II I z: HELDIXPEDITIO'N MAKESBIG FINDSI Discover Presence of Chinese people In Ptillppines in Pre. Megellanic Times METAL TOOLS AND VESSELS SENT BACK TO MUSEUM HERE Explorations made by the Univer- city archeological expedition to the Philippine islands have proved the ex- istence of Chinese people in theI islands in pre-Magellanic times ac- cording to the first annual field report of...…

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…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1923 CLOSES CLOSES A13. P.ADVE RTISING AT 3 PA "how to DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES I 10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line forl three or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion. ;W91,A 1,4 places, but I hl where I wante In concluding said, "I never t in my life, no decision from a I always like . game is before Get the MAost out of College" the liquor gam s Subject of...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tt FSDAY, OC'TOB n I 132"?; THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOIV~Tt I~, i925~ Physicians H101( Out Little Hope of Obregon 's Recovery farrested for parking on the wrong side flll~l i ecting; are over Saturday at noon, of the streets. IVI E E[EOE ONCE o it is thought they would in no way All of these cases drew the estab-' interfer e withi the occupants planning lished fine of $3.45 apiece, representing [ORD IIIPLI[flITO H...…

…0 I ofit 4v Section One. J ) -- VOL. XXXIII. No.'19 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1922 TWENTY PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS .: . .. ; .. . I Michigan Alumnus Air Trophy Winner Hill IN i1 ."T It has been said that alumni .of the University may be found almost any- P ,x. "where-may be found amog the most prominent men of every profession. ATTAINS AVERAGE SPEED OF Another calling has been discovered 206 M...…

…PPEAR AT HITNEY OCT. 23- I ARAIE Guy Bates Post, ;one of the most dis- tinguished actors on the Ajerican stage today, will be seen in the screen ver.sion of "The -Masquerader," the first five days of-'the week. This is the first screen appearance of Mr. Po4* ,w~o stared in the orginal stage production ""cf "The 'Masquerader" for six i0onsecutive years, all over the United States andi Canada, as well as a tour in Australia. A gripping plot, ...…

….1 I! ~Mumers will hold an important me~eting *at 3 :30 o'clock M4onday after- noon in Barbour gymnasium. All members are, urged,'to ~attend. Manuscripts for the Junior Girls' play are due Oct. 25., They. may be submiHtted to Helen Delbridge on or before that~ date. 'A telephone has- been installed in. the office of the executive secretary of the- undergraduate campaign for the number is .3048-M. There will be a meeting of Senior Society at...…

…THE :CHIGAN DAILY . W CIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE IVERSITY OF NICHIGAN ied every morning except Monday he University year by the Board in pf Student Publications. r of Western Conference Editorial on. :..., w n W I A5 q ....,. -., ... ,............ ..... :ed Press is' exclusively en,. use for republication of all scredited to it or not other- in this paper and the local therein. pub ish En'ere-l at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, ichigan, a...…

…THE. MICI- RAN DAILY THE MICF LAN DAT LX M HIGH. SCHOOLS IN MICHIGAN WILL JOIN DEBATINGASSOCiTION From 135 to 150 higi schools throughout the state have signified their intentions of becoming members of the high school Debating league, according to Carl G. Brandt, state manager of the league. According to Brandt, who has abso- lute authority in the selection of ma- terial, arrangement of a schedule and th~e selection of a .subject, the deb...…

… D ". ~ :. .. .. \% P: . '' " o' '. , - .. . TO TIE (Continued from Page One) , leece. Kuhn kicked to Kipke who was owned in his tracks on the Michigan 3 yard line. Kipke gained three yards hrough center. Cappon made seven lards around end. Cappon kicked to leece who 'returned 10 yards to the Janderbilt 40 yard line. Kuhn lost .our yards. around left end. Rleece raned three yards through tackle. lcColloughkicked to Kipke who re- arned...…

… + ' Y A Intramuralitems An event, patterned after the Ohio State Annual Intramural Festival, which is expected to arouse great in- terest on the campus was announced Do 21:51 Wver Veddes Course Fol- by the Intramural department today-. lowed by Bowem Ariidt, Ilearick, It is planned to start this off some. Reinl?, VandeVisge time in February, and it will embrace, SQUA') TO MEET BADGERS' ON it is hoped, two thousand participants{ MA1 ISON COU...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL\ IAT'S GOING ON E-Copy for this column should ubmitted by 5:30 o'clock o4 ay before publication. MONDAY found-Up club smoker at Union. ten's Educational Club at the L, room 318. .11 student's from Cleveland and wood meet in room 804, Un-I blocks at $2, $3, $4, and $5 each. Camp Davis men may secure prints of pictures taken this summer by calling at the surveying depart- ment and ordering them. There is an exhibition of po...…

…Section I Two <Y it an aitlt I section Two VOL. XXXIII. No. 19 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1922 PRICE FIVE' PRICE FIVE FIRST OF CHURCH' SERICES TONIGHT "LIVING ON A WAR BASIS" WILL BE SUBJECT OF PRESIDENT DUNLOP TO HEAD WORK OF SELECTING SPEAKERS LEGION STARTS ON YEAR'S PROGRAM The University Post of the Ameri- can Legion, at its last meeting ar- ranged a schedule of events for'future meetings. Decision was made to...…

…I' J LUN VAJbIL Y y of Mici an League Women Will Sell "Muims"For League Mumms-big yellow ones and baby yellow 'ones, on gils with "eyes that are brimming with blue" will carry the Michigan colors and incidentally the Michigan, spirit to the Ohio town ofC olumbus when the special detach- ment arrives there from Ann Arbor next Saturday. In arder that the Ohioans may be duly impressed from the beginning and that the Wolverines may make a gr...…

…a. ! ' .>3 > PAG EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUN DAY, OCTOBER 15, 1922 r. .. The following staff -appoint- ments are announced for The Sunday Magazine: Delbert Clark, Editor G. D. Eaton, Literary Editor Leo L. Niedzielski, Dramatic Editor Max Ewing, Music Editor. Bethany Lovell, Staff Artist James House, Jr., Caricaturist Virginia Vaughn Tryon W. Bernard Butler9 Donald. W. Coney John P. Dawson Howard A; Donahue Jane Ellingson M. A. Klaver He...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1922. SUNDAY, OCTOBER, 15, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,P t MUSIC AND MUSICIANS By MAX EWING. In last May's issue of "Whimsies" there is a place for jazz music. Pure there appeared a sonnet by Forman GI jazz, unashamed and unapologetic, is Brown wherein he lamented the "re- a form of expression from which much cent appropriation to purposes of jazz that is- important may come. In its the aria 'Un bel ...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1922 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15 1922 . THE MICHIGAN DAILY An Interview With Rober--t Bordenl ,. _...w . r ,. r . _. . . _ _ Y y ,u~uae.,~muuuuUUhhIh~h~fl~hhI~II~ihII~lUEIRII5WU211,41~ 7' u THROUGH THlE OPE~RA ]LAS&E ~M S UI!I!IUI I -Z $g 5 oa IE~IfiaiEaI I- , o 3 ' '.. : .. '= ? s s aas as sxrasoa+=a a..r: soA = _. .- .- } (By W. Bernard Butler) Yes, I admit it, I was disappointed with the effect of ...…

…d 1 Lr' .I A LAY.,Y STARTING TODAY urr ! Lh 1 t I , A "Pop" Comes Into His Own CONTINUTOUS SHOW 2-11 P.' ADULTS........ c KIDDIES 10 lc A Rider Masterpen in Written and directed by G-dies x, fd z5 ON TIE RECEIVING END OF THE 'ASSj * . Eversharp Set Rider's Peni Shop SPECIALISTS College Ini State. Street I --Life passes us by quickly but We°,can treasure-its joys forever. --We long to brin g, back all of its "tender memor...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ._. _. SA 1Y Publication in the Bulletin is const the University. Copy received until 3 Volune $ SUDAY, OCTO To the Deans: There will be a conference of the o'clock Wednesday, Oct. 18. To Members of the Faculties and Staff Copies of the President's Report, Ju ing, sent to all deans, directors, supe departments. Any member of the facul have the same by calling at the desk in communicate with the undersigned a co College ...…

… THE WEATHER. CLOUDY AND WARM TODAY <L SirsiAVr El xtl ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIBl SERVICE VOL. XXXII. No. 19. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1921 PRICE FIVE ( FIGHTING WLVERINES TAKE HARD OUGHT CONTEST FRO M M A C AGHGRGATION BY SCORE O.F 30, -0 'ovie Hen At Union Create Stir; Students Anxious To Get-In Film RIN ORDERED OUT ON NATIO-NAL STRIKE OCT. 30, FOLLOWINO TVOTE ON REDUCTI-ON Of WAGE SCA CONTEST WITH FARM...…

…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 'SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1921 Robert Frost--oPoet (Bly It. 1). S) and tlhe hoallelujals ragtime of Lindsay sees him only as a very human, very! Ble is optinmistic as to the future of The following is arecent editorial to the love lyrics of Sara Tesdaletlikable man !literatore is America and is anxious from he Naion:and the delicate verses of Edna St. He is of average height, with streak- !to do all he ran to en...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY st _ __ tItAtiia htt OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- sity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republicetio of all news"dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the pos...…

…a THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, OCT01BE1 i1, 191 WM.GOODYEAR & COMPANY Suedine or Polo Velour for Sports T J Bright and TI r i m Smart Fur Collared CoatsforWAre the Boston Hats Casfo r Winter In Many Colors F OR street, school, business, sports and HEY are soft felt hats in close-fit- knockabout wear - for the hundreds of ting sports shapes. Remarkable times when you feel that you shouldn't use beauty in colorings which include tan- a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ..,. .. ET TUESDAY FOR MEETING OF YEAR Oct. 18, in Mason hall, room 106. Of- ficers for the coming year will be elected. Prof. Percival B. Blanshard, of the philosophy department, will'read a paper on "A Critique of Pragmatism." Acolytes, campus philosophical so- ciety, will hold their first meeting of the year at 8 o'clock Tuesday night MANY TO ATTEND PRESS CONVENTION HERE THIS WEEK 'I EDITORS, FACULTY MEMBERS P...…

…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE 3 The Poetry of Nature Editor's Note: The following is shake down the decay, weakness, and snatches of natural beauty, and on the highest of the hierarchic spirits that composed of excerpts of an article decreptitude of time? whole, such a deadness to the vital guide and rule creation. She is stand- sent to us from Detroit by a writer Where are such poems? They have spirit of nature that cri...…

…THE MICHIGAN -DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY .1' THREE DETROIT LECTURES IN EXTENSION SERVICE ANNOUNCED Three lectures to be given in De- troit by faculty men have been an- nounced by the University Extension service. On Oct. 24 Prof. H. R. Cross vii speak before the Thumb and Tack club, and Prof R. M. Wenley will lecture on "Literature as a Means of Personal Education" before tf e De- troit Review Gib. Prof. Louis Kar- pinsk will speak to the...…

…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1921 Eugene O'Neill--§n Appreciation (By S. T. B.) few American writers who under- part of its work. In his one-act plays, his mind, through the crimes which he "The American drama," says Mont- stands the writing of naturalism so it is always there, a living, moving- has committed and which have made rose J. Moses in the introduction to that in the very beauty of the depres- almost a life-fo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ . " *,; . * 0..4." . *+r *: ** .;+P9." SP IP 1055 COUNTRY TRIALS BRING OUT SEVERAL FAST VARSITY CANIAE vis Leads Teammates. Over 5 Mile Course Time of 26:53 LY 9 FRESHMEN RE FOR SATUR Across Tape in Good 3 PORT tDAY'S RUN Harry Davis, stepping over the dif- Lcult 5-mile course in the fast time f 26 minutes and 53 seconds, had lit- le trouble in placing first in the tryout for the cross country runners. Whittemore ...…

…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1S, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE 6 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE ii. Thinking and Writing (By Delbert Clark.) them a wonderful lustre and a lasting place in English verse. But the fact Do thinkers wrste, and do writers remains that the ideas were not his think? -Are great thinkers of neces- originally." sity great writers, and do great writ- But on the other side is Prof. ers have to be ipso facto...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTODEB _._._._ 11 LVEINES DOWJN t1E ELEVENl, 30-0, center for 3 yards and Klpke added 8 more around left end. Uteritz made a yard through the line. Kipke punted out of bounds on the M. A. C. 36 yard line. Graves made 2 yards through right guard and the half ended with the ball on the M. A. C. 38 yard line. Score: MichIgan 7, M. A. C. 0. (Continued- from.Page One) play Johnson punted to Uteritz. who was downe...…

…6 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1921 the younger realistic novelties in the in fiction. "Three Soldiers" is bound army life on the battle fields of France to provoke discussion for it is to the and the barracks rooms in the United war much what Main Street is to the States. Much has already been writ- small town. It will antagonize some ten around these scenes, but the best while others will be delighted at its "TE LAY ANTHON...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AUTO LIVERY- 416 S. lIAIN ST. PHONE 5834-J With or Ithout Driver ' = at j w w - - w - w w -_ -- w. - GUN AND BLADE WILL AID IN DRIVE FOR READING ROOM Plans for the Gun and Blade ban- quet and participation in the drive to complete the Union reading room as a memorial to Michigan service men, were laid recently at a meeting of the organization. Mr. H. J. Betty, of the department of Veterans bureau of this section, and Ca...…

…SUNDAV, OCTOBER 16, 121 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE "Still The Greatest BothOr In BOOKS AND AUTHORS Eugene O'Neill-- -SilTh rats w erI (Continued from Page 6) A $5eito The World' ', Is Red Cross Jiotto mirth than to have freshmen sweep An Appreciation the decks it would be to have all the (Continued from Page 4) (By Hamilton Cochran) the Washtenaw chapter is performing ten successful stories written by girls. On a poster in the office of the i...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OMTOBEI SLEEP ANYWHERE, BUT EAT AT REX'S THE CLUB LUNCH 712 Arbor Street near State and Packard Streets Flats and Gowns 230 Nickels Arcade PHONE 795-W MRS. GRACE VAN SCHOICK STUDENTS! "Once to every man-" and womani A pair of the highest grade shoes and oxcfords at a guaranteed saving of three or four dollars. Visit my Sam- pie Room at 712 First NatonaI Bank Building and see for yours-r call 2849-4 for appointment. ...…

…8 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1921 1 UNITARIAN CHURCH State and Huron Ste. SIDNEY S. ROBINS, Minister October 16, 1921 10:40 A. M. - "Personal REclig- ion," the religion which comesa home to, and meets the needs of, a man of today. Special Music in honor of lb- sic Week. 5:45 P. Mt-Young People's So- cial or. 6:30 P. H. Discsson: "How Young People can Express Themselves Through the Church." A Cordial Welcome to All! FI...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AT THE THEATERS 0 ODA Y Screen Arcade-Charles Ray in Charles Hoyt's play "A Midnight Bell." Majestic-Doris May and Hobart Bosworth in "The Foolish Ma- rons." Wuerth-Douglas Fairbanks in his own production "The Three Musketeers." Orpheum-Marie DuP6nt in "The Rage of Paris."~ i SUNDAY SERVIES IN ANN ABOR CHURCHES Services this week in Ann Arbor churches are marked by a. program of wide extent, ranging from the occup-...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . ILY FFICIAL BULLETIN 2 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1921 Number 19 On the occasion of the annual convention of the University Press Club I Michigan, Oct. 20, 21, and 22, the University will be host to some one undred and fifty newspaper men and women of the state. These guests f the University will need room accommodations for Thursday and Fri- ay nights, Oct. 20 and 21. Owing to the fact that many alumni will be in nn...…

…ANN ARBOR, MICFi Y 'MAGAZINE HIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1921 .obert Frost -Poet S) and the hallelujah ragtime of Lindsay sees him only as a very human, very' recent editorial to the love lyrics of Sara Teasdale likable man. and the delicate verses of Edna St. He is of average height, with streak- Vincent Millay. Of these' new poets, ed black and gray hair that is neither Percy MacKaye who have been writing for the past de- carefully smoothe...…

…I WM. OODYEAR & COMPANY I Suedine or Polo Velour for Sports Bright and T r i m Smart Fur CollaredB a C t o W tAre the Boston Hats Coats f o r 'Winter In Many Colors OR street, school, business, sports and HEY are soft felt hats in close-fit- knockabout wear - fof the hundreds of ting sports shapes. Remarkable times when you feel that you shouldn't use beauty in colorings which include Stan- a high-priced coat - are these fur-collared gerine...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE The Poetry of Nature Editor's Note: The following is composed of excerpts of an article sent to us from Detroit by a writer with whom no one here seems to be acquainted. His opinions are not necessarily ours, but still he has something to say, and we re- gret the we have not space for the entire article. 1 (By David Clark Nimmo) When we turn from the poets of nature and look at the poetry of nature we are confron...…

…I THE MICHIGAN'DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1921 Lugene O'Neill-§n Appreciation (By S. T. B.) few American writers who under- part of its work. In his one-act plays, his mind, through the crimes which he "The American drama," says Mont- stands the writing of naturalism so it is always there, a living, moving- has committed and which have made rose J. Moses in the introduction to that in the very beauty of the depres- almost a life-...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE 5' _ ., - - 1 d Thinking a (By Delbert Clark.) Do thinkers write, and do writers think? Are great thinkers of neces- sity great writers, and do great writ- ers have to be ipso facto great thinkers? Opinions of campus author- ities vary widely on the subject, which, simply stated, is: Because an indivi- dual is capable of lofty, inspiring thought, does it necessarily follow that he is capable of expressing his tho...…

…6 CHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE S Jiooks Al "THE LAY ANTHONY" (By C. D. E.) In these days when it is considered the progressive thing to hand out criticism steaming hot, before th press has been oiled up for the nex run, it gives my sourly perverse spirit great pleasure to recommend a book written way back in the jurassi period of 1919, revised from 191 (early Cambrian period). The tome is Joseph Hergesheimer' "Lay Anthony" (Knopf). I mention it be...…

…BOOKS AND AUTHORS Eugene O'Neilt- "Still The Greatest Moth'er In (Continued from Page 6) The World ", Is Red Cross Motto mirt than to have freshmen sweep An Appreciation the decks it would be to have all the (Continued from Page 4) (By Hamilton Cochran) the Washtenaw chapter is performing ten successful stories written by girls. gTo havfehmenpowerful dramas, O'Neill goes deep On a poster in the office of the is for ex-service men both at the a...…

…S SIDNEY S. ROBINS, Minister October 16, 1921 10:40 A. M. - "Personal Relig- WHAT OTI ion," the religion which comes home to, and meets the needs Why Students Should Go To Church of, a man of today. Special iusic in honor of Mu- In the modern atmosphere it is sic Week. recognized that a man's religious in- 5:45 P. M.-Young People's So- stinct are just as natural to him as cial .Hour. 6i:0aP Hu. D any mental or moral qualities. If Young Peop...…

…THE WEATHER PROBABLY SHOWERS; COOLER TODAY *A P43ail ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXXI. NO. 11. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1920. PRICE THREE CENTS r r EDUCATIONAL LEADERS ADDRESS CONFERENCE ON CONSTRUCTIVE MEASURES FOR REAJUSTMENT DR. A. ROSS HILL SEES JUNIOR COLLEGE AS RELIEF FOR CONGESTION SPEAKERS ANSWER FOUR UNIVERSITY PROBLEMS Differentiation of Educational Units and Co-operation Conferences Urged...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER'OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- ty year by the Boatd in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise redited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Mic...…

… I urrna RINES TODAY (Continued from page One) the men have been together longer, the Aggie backs should have difficulty in gaining through the forward wall, or around the ends. If Michigan can stop the line plunges of Hammes, the Farmer fullback, and the end runs of Captain and Quarterback Brownie Springer there will be few players in the West that will be able to gain through the Michigan defense. If Michigan shows the same weakness toda...…

… one's merits, but in curing one's de- ELL URGS R E ORMS fects; and the great defect in American education has been the lack of thor- oughness. The European professional 1manis apt to have a wider knowledge and a broader foundation than the (Continued from Page 1) American. Professor Maurice Caul- e late war,' The two qualities cf lery, in his recent bok on the univer- urcefulness and adaptability have sities and scientific life in the United ...…