… r ;. SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY' m "10; oil -, . l I' vo I, I 0, mml:---.7 o,--"-ft'-T" in"" V.- - - - , -.-- -10 - - .,... .. , u . . . k . ldfarb Says: *od dislikes sin why idIle the potentiality for it? Select a volume from the Loll t t~rv' -t l 'Whethier the gods created man or not it1czrtain that man created the gods. Is it fair that a Mexican bandit ' should look, upon fornication as a' pastime and apparently ...…
…THE MICHIGAN -DAILY FAUE TWO SUN-DAY; MARCH1 1 SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PROHIBITION Iso esectively ;einployed by the Pro-1 (Continued from Page One) hibitionists prior to the enactment Presidential Proclamation, or pt- of the 18th amendment can again be, as effectively used. The direct rela- cal platform, or judicial decree. It tion between alcohol and prostitution, is the clear, definite, final determina- ; cr ; peoei...…
… Divine Requiem N. . ... ' . _. OUR BANKS us weep .over His passing-' n you not see that we are NEWELL in distress? can we.now- aspire? To God? He is This spiral into the night called dead. We can'aspire if at all, only1 "ite," however exquisite our pre- to, those objects which once glowing1 tenses about it, is a pathetic attempt with Hs ir now faintly retain Hisl to conciliate antinomies. It is an in-: terminable combat between Aharim ...…
… PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAii SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1924 SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -- u ., . , .. .................. Books So BIG, By Edna Ferber. Doubleday, Page, & Co. 1923. When Edna Ferber wrote about petticoat salesmanship she was amus- ing and well liked. Beside her place in periodical fiction, her yearsas -a short story writer netted her some- thing else-a certain facility of tech- nique and a sure sense of the popu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY iiiia iIILBu Lid OF CONENTION Chicago, March 15.-Its ce tion, virtual hub of railway the country, ample hotels t advantages are said by go Association of Comme ntributing factors toward ving become the leading c y of the United States. gan Union Opera, need be mentioned With a plentitude of comedy, songs' in connection with the impersonations aid dances, the Charles and Dollie and novelty dances in which he is to Hart Revu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nowl ire Swan Cleans . , '' ;; ;,v C resseS Your tsuit for $1.00 CASH AND CARRY New uptown station in Press Building opens tomorrow. $5.00 to $15.00 savings for every student reading this announcement. White Swan again attacks high prices for dry cleaning and pressing prevailing in Anp Arbor. About a year ago, when white Swan There Are No Better Cleaners Substantial Savings in Laundry Work, Too Than Whit...…
…THE WEATHERI RAIN; COLDER TODAY A0i t ia ~aih .AT TEND CONVOCATION TODA Y , r __ VOL. XXXIII. No. 121 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE MVE CENTS . .... PRICE FIVE CENTS L TORO Ilk 4t S c=.. SP ECTI _. . i GROESBECK UNABLE TOSPEAK TODAY1 AT CONVOCATIO0N MAJOR, ROLPIL DUFF WILL TARE ADDRESS IN GO VERN ,OR'S PLACE PRIVATE~ SECRETARY OF STA'TE HEAD TO TALKI Section Reserved In Hill A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' r TDAY1 i 1 c c c s I 1 1 7 MISINRYMETBURTON TELLS NEEDS Of Needs Of WILLOPEN TODAY UNIVERSITY T BAODE - ~~~~(fontinuc 1 1from1 1age~ OneUldP )oIaP1111 to ''lir Im insl ConiIwhich have beeneriefssed (during Ith( ferencee past few months came from sour ces twhich were attempting to und (ermin ileating R. AULZV3M the character of the University. Plant 13It S N '1I d1 ;R A E 3 1 1 1IT ,I have feIt at tim es,~ h said, "tIWp...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY_______________ There w ill be a bridge t; a fron 5o'clock Sahluday ,afternIoon a Kappa Alpha 'Theta h-; se, dance from A tc 12 o'clock in th4 wing, for the benefit of tHe Wo leaigue. TPickets for the tea aI cents~ apiece, and for the danc( cents apiece, and $*1 a couple. Chaperones for the dlances this end are as follow s: UnTTjion, Fri Miss Mlartha H ills; SaI 'tda--M G. H~eartt; Armo~ry, Friday-Mrs. Adams; Saturffay-I'4r...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY RI1D Y, MARCH 16ip . .. Die ,fRir t all Bahly One of America's foremost enter- tainers, Raymond Hiitc hcock, is re- oFrICIA L KFWSPIER 0OF THE UIMVEIISITY OF MIHCHIGAN t publishes every "morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. OASTED RLL~ f~ijt /~lnt1 Jl ~ sl~R ll. ,, EDTRIAL COMMENT 'Wo en' s League Ii p~orted to have said in a recent inter- + ieWv that ...…
…___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___THE MWCHICAN DAILY 'It it r i . - , llr-. *W"-% -lr- " ---- - - - , - - --- SILL DEBATE TONIGHT E Hoover Aide May Do You Know Soon Resign Post ____________ Tor $100,000 Jobr The The asked The needs ot a Women's field house":' extension and improvements for the journalism department?! needs for a new museum? D+ ubv I lielws Fleet Ralroad-, to C(onsolidate 1UsIINSOE T E Aboard the L. S. S. HedroP...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYPR 000 ....... ._ 4 6. IG~C&NTRACKMEN TO ,RU TR HIALS FOR CONFEREN1CE MEET' uke, Hatttendorf, CuisiNg", Martin. Places AssuredE Joynier, Thomas :wd iemens f The events are doped as follows for To lRimt Heats# the Wolverines: 50 yard dash between 3 to 5 points, t6io mile 6 to 8,1pole W ill Ruin Tonight on his hand44orYovdr a week. In 440 Yard Trials Another sign of a "'. i t jInx c ainthe,~l f~~ ~ inlielding pra~tIU...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rO M .. w,. ,. ... . f . 1 DAILY TO PUBLISH BUJSINIESS DIRECTORY B<eginning next Sunday The Daily will publish a classified business directory in connection with the classified departmnent. Representatives of The Daily are busy selling space for the filrpt section to appear Sunday.. I.. RUMSINESS TRYOUTS WANT ED Second semester freshmen with bett. lhan a C average and lio 1) or I grades from their first semlester aer...…
…____ ___ ___ ___ ______TI IE MICHIGAN DAIL)~_ __ _ _ i~iDA Y, 1ARCh 16. ..._..._.....,_.r. ,.._ ... . _ s ,. D AI LY 0F F ICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bullsetin is constructive notice to all mnembers of the Uiversity. Copy received until 31 0 D. m, (11:30 a.. m Saturday.) Volume FRIDAY, MNARCH 16, 1923 'Number 121 I WHAT'S GOING ONi &. Envoy Moved From Spain TO 1 Japanese Court, Russian Gr aind opera To Play Return Engagement ...…
…I k of 00 2J, iAau F. ) 00 - . _ _. t . . .. ..." ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, THURRBDAY MARCH 1 .1922 4 t . -" , . . . +.w . . +. w~fsa a~iiws i~y ip(fi - . . . i Character Portrayal Contributes To Success Of Players Club Production "Ui FIRE .,. . PRO2P- [IAN l PERSONS ARE ADE IDLE BY BLAZE rney, Declares to Incend- I~f (By Delbert Clarrk Unusually accurate character por- trayal, good scenic effects, 'and care- ful coaching co...…
…entitled to the use for ed to it or not otherwise s published therein. bor. iahign.aSemnd ard Street. "ords, if signed, the sig- it as an evidence of faith, ill receive no consideration. No manuscript will ithe writer incloses postage. a not necessarily endorse the sentiments expressed tions. EDITORIAL STAFF Telephone 2414 ITOR....... BREWSTER P. CAMPBELL . . . ............Joseph A. Bernstein ..................................Paul W atel to...…
… it, ALTH 8 Freshmen Elected to Glee Club The Freshman Girls' Glee club elected the three following new mem- bers at a meeting held Monday after- noon: Geraldine S. Truscott, Edna E. Kadow, and Charlotte Harrison. U an., 2850-M or, 1886-M arbor, 1886-M ., 1719-R 1508-J inn., 2545-M Ludington, 2309-W Vanton, 2174-R Hillsdale, 410-W. h. Hulburton, N. Y., 278-W, 2R ,oe. Pequaming, 981-W rson. E. Chicago, Ind., 1676 The University is not ...…
… i 4 * ". ,' '" ' . ' ... VI D FIRST MICH-' working hard with k proteges in pre- al telegraphic meet Saturday, the first igan. Never before history of the Uni- been held without ent, and naturally eing centered upon t. Upon its suc- iture here. cults at Once lch is used in hold- meet is indeed un- 1 is allowed to en- n each of the events times of the first and instead of wir- >on aS the event is e held over and sent the outcome of the w...…
…to any ot play rs otl dist- e for Coach Farrell following the com- ion of the trial heats at the gym- uum early this week. It is probable 21 men will consititute the per- iel of the Wolverine aggregation. ; which men will be entered in ' event was not announced except few instances. It was announced Landowski, star Wolverine pole .ter, will be the only man taken he trip-who will be entered in that it. McEllven will be entered in high jump in...…
….^' IIUULI II. URIIIU2I, Il, eth A fran PaPer , n nn ~t~z fricn Paer RCEIVES ENGLISH, HONOR, od, but frank at least......"I can ly hint that the japes of 'The Garg,' RHODES' SCHOLAR FROM MICHI. which there are a-plenty, 'suggest GAN ELECTED TO PRESIDENCY at the freshman and unfreshman of OF OXFORD UNION in Arbor are just a little too fond the 'skoit!'" The Cherub probably Robert M. Carson, '17, Rhodes' ist know something of our modern scholar ...…
…p, great importance to the, f immediate work of the W. C. A. will be discussed L membership meeting at s afternoon in Newberry |at Jun ' Delegates will be elected to repre- er- sent Michigan at the national Y. W. C. 25 A. conference to be held April 20-27 at Hot Springs, Ark. A report on mat- ters of general interest, concerning lar the conference will be given by the en- conference committee, and several is- ev- sues will be presented for...…
…IUAL 8:30 p.m. (11: IULLETIN a. m. Saturdays.) [UNDER MILITARY BALL TICKETS TODAY 1os" TH AY, MARCH 10, 1922 Number 126) SCounil: r he adjourned meeting of the Senate Council will be held at 4:15 p. m. y, March 20, in the President's office. R. W. BUNTING, Secretary. ', Junior and Sophomore Engineers: 1i Senior, Junior and Sophomore Engineers will be ex psed from s promptly at 11 a. m. on Thursday, March 16, 1922, and will then Liately ...…
…THE WEATHER RAIN OR SNOW r Lwr ka ~1ati ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIORT 1TIRE SERVICE TODAY IIAIII M _.. ' } VOL. XXXI. No. 113. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1921. PRICE FIVE CENTS ADVISORY COMMITTEE UP OVOTE TURNER WILLING FOR DEBATEON IRISH__QUESTION PROFESSOR ANSWERS. CHALLENGE AND GIVES REASONS FOR DECISION REFUSES ORAL CONTEST; DESIRES WRITTEN DUEL Suggests Changing Subject to "Should U. S. Recognize the Independ- e...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, ,. OFFICIAL NESPAER F TII UNVERiT P'ublished eve~ary nrnin r ems, t Mn,y r;;L , { ity year by teBadi oto fStin o ct s b EN ULR C(,-AT'I he ssociatedI I'r ssisC\Cn 'V]l"eutr I o he soto epublication of il news isptcescredit o[t o lt ":4-'~ 'i°. credited in ths pper anthe , P0, i wnw biidteen Entered at the postoflice at An. hr A hie.aH second ler.ss matter, Subscription by carri r nmil, $3.50 ODffices:...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY s I ENTIE IN THRE EIENTSSELECTED, Dash, Quarter, and Mile Men Chosen By Coach Farrell Tuesday Afternoon REMAINING WOLVERINES WILL BE PICKED IN TRIALS TODAY Michigan entries in three events for the Conference indoor track met at Evanston Saturday have been se- lected by Coach Farrell after the trials held Tuesday afternoon. The. races' are the 50 yard dash, the quar- ter and the mile run. Hopes Bright in Dash There will b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1921. k ... t K OFFICE TICKET SALE FOR 'SELINA SUE" OPENS TODAY t 1:30 o'clock this afternoon tlie et sale for the Junior Girls' play open at the box office of the itney theater. The advance sale Graham's bookstore ended last night. To date the Friday night and Satur- day matinee performances are prac- tically sold out. There are still a number of good seats for Saturday night left. Rehearsals b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL .. 4 D AV S I STARTINGTUjjA (1 UXlir h BALL LIMIT1ED) According to Chief of Police Thomas O'Brien, the playing of {Ibaseball in city streets, alleys, and lawn extensions is prohibit- ed by city ordinance. SiIfLITS WILL JOn 1'23 will be music, songs, jokes, and during the World War. The talk ti EN4ANEERS AT UI'ON S SOKERt speeches at the smoker. Immediately under the auspices of the World Sel l___ followving this the li...…
…THE MICHIGAN RAIL k WEDNESDAY, MA1'R 16,:1 ATTENTION- ENGINEERS and ARCHITECTS!' Ailik T L E R N s .6 C LE A " lade Rule" to Lettering Price $1.2;5 W A N R BOOKSTORE p SUGARBOWL ROME MlADE CANDY ABSOLUTELY CLEAN BEST LINE IN THE CITY EVERYTHING MADE IN ANN ARBOR LIGHT LUNCHES ANN ARBOR SUGAR BOWL SADDLE PONHIES, 421 So, MAIN STREET: Near Packard Phone 1687-8 S EE E UR OP E All expense. including steamship fares, hotels. Sightseein...…
…UnIIA"1 X DAY . 1w wan 4:3attii ASSOCIATE[ PRESS D)AY ADD NIGHT If SERVICE I _ . No. 1:1 l£ 8. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1920. PRICE. THREE ENATE REAFFIHMS IIFFERENCES WITH WiL[SO0 N 0O N W ARTICLE X RESERVATION ADOPTED BY 2 TO 1 VOTE DEMOCRATS J O IN EPUBLICANS IN BALLOT ion Ends Efforts for Compromise to Insure Ratification of Pact (By Associated Press) TashingtonsMarch 15.-Reaffirming disagreement with President...…
…:AL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN every morning except Monday during theUniver- he Board in Control of Student Publications.' EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ciated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for of all news dispatches' credited to it or not otherwise is paper and the local news published therein. t the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ton by carrier or mail, $3.50. knn Arbor Press building, Maynard street. Ba...…
…I In That Varsity' to Limit to rday 'ARS UNABLE N DUAL EVENT Tuesday 7:15-Junior lits vs. underclass medics. 7:15-Upperclass' medics vs. Crawford's fresh, lits. 8:15-Junior engineers vs. fresh engineers. 8 .5-Senior engineers vs. un- derclass laws. ,8:15-Quartel's fresh lits vs. senior lits. HAULDALL MLN ANAI TO BEGIN OUTDOOR LUNDGREN HOPES TO CAI FRESH TWIRLERS SOON IOUS' WORK [L OUT Farrell has started his track in upon a week of the ha...…
…w~omen SS WOMEN :VERSITY WOMEN TO ADVI 11 . Advertising,. Nursing, and ti Woor ArA Tonle to Recrea.' ; e . For mother, father, the boys and girls. It's the sweet for all ages-at work or Play, The:. Michigan women's annual luncheon will be given at 12:30 o'clock Saturday, April 3, in Barbour gym- nasium. The luncheon will be follow- ed by a general business meeting for the Michigan women who will be in attendance-from various parts of th...…
…The Stage GARRICK-DETROIT aDAY, I, THEATRE MAR. 16 r I- NOT A MOTION PICTURE | 1 Negro minstrelsy, Shakespearian roles, and vaudeville -entertaining have given Andrew Tombes, who leads the cast in "Nothing But Love" this week at the Garrick-Detroit, a variety of acting experience. Two other play- ers of exceptional training are Ruby Norton, who appears as the prima donna, and Florence Enright. The book of "Nothing But Love" has been...…
…vas ception for Ilirfi Johnson Union. xslty band meets at Union to r Johnson-for-President ban- Full uniform. Lnquet for Hiram Johnson at coral Union rehearsal at thej of Music. out leaders' training course high school. Lion orchestra rehearsal, sec- or, Union.h reshman band rehearsal in sity Hall. Clair County club meets on loor, Union. xle club meets in room 318. on. hinx meeting, .third floor, reshman 31andolinwelub re-. tin Lane hall. elp...…
