…1 aai "avaaia aa .aa a ' S"1A&.a 1 .«, FFICIAL BULLETIN i Present Armament Conference Opens With Definite Purpose, Says Reeves The Famous Hurtado Bros. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1921 Number 45 be no conference of the Deans today. M. t. BUtTON. olders of Football Tickets and Residents of Ann Arbor: . crowd of nearly 40,000 will be present at the Michigan-Minnesota Saturday, Nov. 19. A large number of the visitors will come in auto-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DIEMENRR 10, 1921 MICHIAN HAS FIRST DEPARTENT F GEODESY AND SURVEYING SPECIALISTS Recognized as Separate Branch of Accepts new Duties Englneerina by Board of "The action of the Board of Regents Regents last week had for its purpose the re- cpenitg of this door, EXPECT CHANGE TO BECO)E j "The department of geodesy and EFFECTIVE BY NEXT FALL surveying accepts the new responsi- biiit es that have thus come to it with A...…
… THE - MiCHI AN DAILY SUNDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SUNDAY FEATURE SECTION Published every Sunday as a supplement to, the regular news section of The Michigan Daily. Contributions must be in the hands of the editor by Wednesday previous to the date of desired publication.J All communications or contributions must{ be signed as an indication of good faith. Sunday Editor....Joseph A. Bernstein _ _ r The building will take care of 1,000...…
…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-...…
… 3 7 ATETILE THEATERSI Wrom en TODAY -=«I Adelia Cheever house and several of the small dormitories will be open dur- Arcade-George Cohen's produc. ing Christmas vacation. Girls who will tion, "Get B'h Quick Walling- he in Ann Arbor during the holidays ford." should see Dean Myra B. Jordan. Majestic - Pola Negri in "One All girls who want to do work dur- Arabian Night." ing the holidays are requested to leave their names and phone numbers wit...…
…N THE MICHIGAN DAILY RY 16. x921 i7 WYI 1 _. ERLY FORECSTS ROMISE BRILLIANT TRAE PROSPECTS (Continued from Page One) that they will continue to improve. One Veteran Sprinter Only one veteran sprinter, Dick Losch, is left, and around him Steve will be forced to build his dash squad. In 1918 Dick placed in the Eastern and Western intercolegiates, and If his bad tendon of last year does not bother him again, he stands a good chance to repea...…
…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...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Volume 2 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1921 Number 70 Notice to Heads of Departments: The budget blanks for the budget of 1922-1923 will be ready for delivery on Saturday, Dec. 17. The blanks for departments in the several schools and colleges may be had at the offices of the Deans. All other departments are requested to call for blanks at the Secretary's office. The completed budget requests are to b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAY, JA LASHES FRO IN ANN ARBOR THIS nese emotional artist, Mr. Hayakawa thought, Allan Dwan offers his pro- sport But in this furor for foot- T H E is disporting himself at the Maj over duction, "The Scoffer," at the Majestic ball I foresee dangers to the game the mid-week. The name of his ve- on Friday and Saturday. This is a itself. America is taking it toor hide sounds like a door bell, "Li Ting three or four-day pic...…
…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...…
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…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...…
