…1 71 . . ................... .......... ST S mrqm. NS SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1924 0 . , _ .. ,a ... . _. _ . _ __ i.-.. Leading Lights in Spring ACCESSORIES NT EW accessories are blossoming out every- .where, more clever each day. Scarves and 'Kerchiefs for boyish suits are as likeable as the big, silver buckles on the quaint Quaker pumps that -are vogue for Spring. Gloves, hose, and bags are to be...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY TWO SUNDAY, UARY 17, 1924 .Y, FEBRUARY 17, ll w^wM Instead of the usual curtain the by the New York courts for playing in. skeleton of the cathedral remains Sholom Asche's remarkable, if dirty, throughout the entire action. repre- tragedy, "The God- of Vengeance." scuting successfully by means of add- Schuyler Ladd takes the part of the ed properties a church, a forest, a Prince, while Lionel B...…
…PAr. i1, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17,, 192 SUNDAE', FEBRUARY 17, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY BOOkS A READABLE FIRST NOVEL WIFE OF THE CENTAUR. Hume. George 'H. Doran 1923. A. first novel is all well e its author-by a happy accid published and there's timee worry when the second one process of making. But fo viewer a first novel is Witter -young first novel (like thi almost certain to be bad; a it's not utter rot, there must thin...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY silly, and his sad places do not give would probably have displayed them- RQBERT BRIDGES ne the impression that all hope is selves had he chosen a better piece. (Continued from Page One) II ~ ~ fl~ lest nor that what heSas to us at; says It said in the notes on the program uninteresting stuff. But is is not so. the time is the last word ever to be said. And as for his melodies, where that the Sy...…
… THE, MICHIGAN DAILY n. -H MCHGAD.L TO WAG MONTH'S FIGHT ON CANCER Dr. N. F. Miller Picked Vice Chairman Of State Branch in Nation Wide Campaign FEB. 1 TO MARCH 15 SET FOR BATTLE ON DISEA SE Plans for what is expected to be one of the most effective and one of the largest public improvement cam- paigns ever carried out were an- nounced recently by Dr. N. F. Miller, who has been appointed vice-chairman of the Michigan branch of the nation- ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 'EBRUTARY 17, ay In The Cure 'hs . -- Bari -r more Sayvs "Hamlet" .Rotten -1, First Methodist Chorch { cused by Herbert H1. Schefer at the Can 'Folks Follow Jesus?" is the 6 :30 o'clock discussion hour. There ject .to be discussed by the pastor will be no evening service. the First Methodist church this lltlehni Evangeica]('hurh truing at the 10:30 o'clock service. Sunday School and ible classes naoon the fiv...…
…i!3au tl II SEE THAI HOCKEY GA TONIGHT VOL, XXXIII. N . 9 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE Goes To Sweden nnIn WOLVERINESGLOSE AsjNext United FRICTION SHOWS FAST HOCKEYTILTStates Minister RRI iniy TOMINNESOTAS-.. IRUAVLE Chicago To Have Damp Candidate For Mayor's Job FRENCH INFANTRY, GUNNERS OCCUPY CITY HALL MACHINE ESSEN HOMF TV AM DRAWS 1ST ARREST SEVERAL FOR BLOCD; POND BRILLIANT...…
…punFRENCH FLYINVG ACE THRILLS PARIS ORL H199U News From The Other Colleges 'MATINEE E IAT UND )N T.1 TRAL& MENO Y- ' LANDGI -N CROWDED STREET Prof. VWillia:n: 'H-. Hobb. o th7e geology d(epa rtm~entill!eadat- per alt the col)ven!iO n oi, P=an-1 ac;1ib scientists to l)e held l i.: 'l;) i1i'f andSyne, Astala.Aug;. 13to Sept. 4 this ta ll, harving acceptled an' invitation extend(ed to him b. - the of- f eery of the Australian National ...…
…1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAQL 7 PAG~ . COMMITTEES FOR JUNIOR RP E ANPNOU lily, which i to he given NMarch 21.1 i'eliea;:r>Is1for t ho pjroduvt ioll 11.1V, hegan11. xTho mus1ic co((1111:11Il'e'con- ~iust:; O.' II l i ll 1 iN Ia , chairmni lioc:e; lyric,': 1)oroth" Jeffrey, cha irn. m111n, iLorraine ri1.ce, i Tel en Loeew, Dorothly l(wopp' Irene S wain and _A1 i1Sheldlon; aclvertisi:11 M 1ia Willis, chlairnian, IElirabe1th , (irsoll o±l tiW ...…
…THE1 MICIIAN .DAILY SA r Y ; s ather a bizarre arnd in:i ii 11 to solve one of the mos5t mrnei o -problems which is now confro,,1 i I OFFI~I LNWPPR0V 't RE the newspapers and indirectly th- INIVERS6iTY 1O MWII WAY publc." Not considering for the To- P~i~e~e4-y nohigexep ,nday mel~tthe difficulty of any on Eoar i dugtii. bdzrsin7. aic, yte 4 rd i or group of boards to superv,,e ermnr<t- inal news in papers throug-'o t. the Meibo o ~ese~Cooein...…
…THE MICHIGAN - ' PAGE~ .;. / : ' il '" 1 ' (A j;\ r L L - __ - - THE 'HOME 0 PURE FOODS - AT LAST - You Can Do Butt r At !_e bIesI DAIRY PRODUCTS PHONES 326,-327-328 114-116 E WASH-INGTION ~s ~~Q±; ytP ClLS That all Tests Prove 1(90% Pure F'or, the Lenten Season e.-I drC Kl c1 d I-. .., r: t P *A I-et ,. ..... .. . a .,. .i CANNFP r"" SNITi N Our System of Purifying Milk by Electric~ty Com-pleteI>, Destroys Every T...…
…TfliE MICHIGAN DAILY .1 ATLRD)AY, :ESl' IRC hY I k' x;t .... .. _ : '" * . "'" ' "" ' ,, t ' ,.. .n r"I4. BITY SWMESMEET INgIANAg HERE TOIHT IN BIG TENOPENERl' (Cuntkinued from Page One) 3 Moore, s t are Hoosier distance! immer, who is credited with a 'vie- v -over Benn(tt of 'WN,6oflit, ig. t1 distance ch1amnpion, will not find 220' yard event 'A walkaway, for { i;; opposed by i ubbam'd, 4state chxain- n andilloldevr of te _Be...…
…THE MICHIGA N JDAfLY .... ....w.. I campus boxing circles, hav ehee- OAOII SULLVAN and are slated to iincover a fasta maI edfrG o nds at150 poundsC PLANS RING SHOW SNavybxr nan :n exa^ lf ne ofthe former I1 Arrallge Seven l~outs Bestween mototai"ni,, onlly,(wlC ope th pose "l lnl in a<m< -lJat155pons Leading Student Puglikty For ILittle ::l knotvn tat i'?t' l 1V b ~tt Early In 1March 1Elieis i certif e 1rO(1li(t tof the ao -----ol Uft in, ,...…
…E MICHIGAN V 64. . I. ......... DAILY Publication in the University. Volume 3 Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of py received until 3:30 D. m. (11 ('0 a. m Saturday 3 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1923 Number 98 Resigns Position On Board Su nectionwith orders in which the writ- an additional two tons to the regular 1ISYAVIL Ing is Illegible or In connection with parcel post and is no doubt due to :I verbal orders. desire on ...…
…iF Zr6 Ut -I. t I II7 DAY AND NIGHT SEVICE ANN ARBOR, MIOEIANO FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17,.1922 PRIC eIV 11 THAT CON. TO ACCEPT NT *THIS LEVY ERWISE SAYS BILL )ULD BE POSTPONED ' and McCuinber Do Not Be. ve That Legislation Ought-I to Be Dropped (By Associated Press) n, Feb. 16.-Pay the sold- 'ith the general sales tax, the legislation, was Pres- ig's advice today to con. airman Forduey of the house and means committee and Chair- M...…
…OF THE URIIVXRtIT° ULAN pt Mon" y dudrlwt the Ysltiev. if Student blict1oss. mornd i Ind on MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS mAsociated Press a xcivelj titd to the a for" as i all news dp.iatch Aere to'i t :iss.t otk*?vaa ithin papas and tbe local news pablisb'pi therelA., d at the post~ce at Ann Arbor, Miian. as saccad ng, Maynard Scraet. , 2414, ) words, if signed, the .ig. rint but as an evidence of ablis~ed in The Daily at the mai d to Th...…
…ouwer, Noted Dutch Geologist, Is Taking Hobb's Place This Semester n25 5CASOtt PLAY IL -- ff rmeritorious issues of Stock E. G. HILDNER National Bank Bldg. Ph ks anid Boi BOARI Quality ,anA Satisfaction REDUCED PRI EFFECTIVE AT ON 3 2 PER WEEK Meals ... Meals . . . . . . hone 1503 1 Prof. H. A. Brouwer, of the Univer- sity of Delft, Holland, is now filling IlilIIllil the place of Professor Hobbs of the geology department, who is teachi...…
…TODAY AND SATURDAY, Spirits!! , e Nay! Nay! Back up Fellows --- This Is No Liquid But --- NA stry of crooks who sold Messages from the Dead until someone cut the wires t as a Spokesman for Spooks You can't beat TELLS O OR ONIE BY ARMS CNEEC TALAMON SAYS PARLEY CREATED GREATER FEELING OF FRIENDLINESS Prof. Rene Talamon has once more resumed his duties in the French de- partment after three months' service as an interpreter at the Conference o...…
…_° - :p "Z 77 I _wq-q v .. "i , S ~, LA .L -- -,-..-.--...-...--. ES TWO HARD GAMES END---BDRINAA Two Teams .Which dy Defeated em ?P WILL BE N LAST CONTEST tomorrow night Coach his basketball proteges test part of their Confer- le. Starting against the play five games in eight which are with Big Ten plays here on Saturday followed on Monday by xt Wednesday the Wol- for Lansing, where they ;ies on that night. Coming ve two days of...…
…A FLL PRIMED ORRO9W AFTERNOON. Limbering tip Of Unused Muscles Is Still Chief Work Of JBaseball Men IbUV IU11 Team Comes for Dual Farrell's Ten in PAIN SIMMONS AND VAN I ORDEN WILL NOT COMPETE" rything points towards a grand igan victory tomorrow afternoon Steve Farrell's tracksters are uled to mix matters with the" go Maroons at Waterman gy na- in the first Wolverine track meet e season. Maroons Look Weak the past Coach Stagg's track pro- ...…
…ilc DAILY ., ruscniria BE IN MAR, I 'Uii PAPERS FOR NORTHERN LEAGUE CONTEST LIMITED TO 1,860 WORDS Manuscripts for the Northern League Oratorical contest should be handed in by March 1, according to Prof. Ray K. Immel, of the oratory de- partment. These manuscripts must be limited to 1,850 words and may be on any subject of general interest. Shortly after March 1 preliminary class contests will be held until one representative from the s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .i HIM N TRADE SC, A TO ME COURSE :IN BIBLE STUDY SOON .; WILL OPEN WITH BANQUET PRESBYTERIN CHURCH FEBRUARY ,21 in the morning, and making the re- turn trip from Ann Arbor at noon. ADRIAN-ANN. ARBOR BUS SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE OCT. 10, 1922 Read Down Central Standard Time A.M. P.M. P.M. A&PM Daily Daily' Daily Daily 7:30 :30 Lv... Adrian ...Ar 7.00 12:45 8:o052. 5 ... Tecunseh .... 6:25 I2:10 8:25 22:25 .......Clinton .......…
…[N THE~ATERS ADVISORY BOARI WILL GIVE PI IrvI I. hack To The Play At League Party JA ai6aa1 L.PtL I A.A.U. SOCIAL MEETING TODAY . PLAN girls wishing to borrow money ;he University loan funds for should see Dean Myra B. Jor- Classes in rifle shooting will begin this week. The periods are: From 1:30' to 4:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoons, and 'from 7 to 9 o'clock Wednesday evenings., All girls who signed up for' practice should report a...…
…DULLETIN !urton Assur Homeo Stud Of Square 'eS LOCK CLUBS TO S111 e~^, iSCGOUT 'REIU' TONIGHTl DAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1922 Number 97 "Vat I. all students who have changed their address since the office of the Dean of Students, Room 2, Univer- hange of Address card. J. A. BURSLEY, Dean of Students. t Organizations: Presidents of the'various student organizations is' them about Jan. 16th asking that the office of the plied with membership lists...…
…ejl A&j uri~ujan-At ASSOCIA PRES DJAY .INI) NMGl SER.VIC ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1920. PRICE THI i # _ s I p I Changes in Courses MAKE ,M An Is Editor's Note - Any changes in courses or special announcements should be sent in to the City Editor the 1 day before the change takes place. Economics 38-The lecture meeting in this course for the first week only will be held at 3 o'clock in' Room 101 S Ec., instea...…
…UJNIVERSITY during the Univer- Publications. D PRESS itied to the use for Sit or not otherwise lished therein. Michigan, as second iard street. fned, the sig- n evidence of Daily at the 'Daily office. n. No xnan. Dostage. entirnents ex- STAFF' In tne second place, How does a man acquire knowledge of these activities so that he will not be wasting time-in "chasing something he knowsnoth- ing 'about?" The handbooks which are given all first y...…
…disposed of by Chicago, Feb. 7, 35 to 10. This was the only game played in the last two weeks by the Gophers and places that team in a tie for sev- enth °place with Ohio State. Indiana, SLas a result of the 50-50 split with Iowa, ranks in fourth place, which has been disputed between Indiana and Iowa since the Hoosier defeat of Northwestern, 32 to 11, Feb. 4. As the race in the Conference nears the end, it seems that three teams stand out and ...…
….i iL1i 1V.t4..A iA\..W' .LN LJP' .. r 1 wr college offers annually s of. universities and col- ckhowledged standing fel-' _all l~angua ges , history, and s, including economics and resident fello~vships of the 530, one resident research' fellowshiph valuing $750, two resident fellowvships, one $750 and the other . 470,. a nd 20 resident gradu~ate schol- a)rships of $200 are offered. Recomn- mendations of professors and indica- dions> of fut...…
…I1 Arrangements have been entirely mpleted for the concert to be given1 iday evening, Feb. 20, in Port Hur- by 60 men picked from the 175 who' mnpromise the.Varstiy Glee and Man- lin club.. Manager, Charles R. Os- , Jr.,''20, announces that a special r leaving at 11:20 o'clock Friday )rning from the switch in front of e Natural Science.-building will con- y the combined clubs to Port Huron. ey will return the following after- ion. The plan of...…
…wb. WHAT'S GOING ON -i ig Suitings are i w ready, are you? Karl Yaicolm East Liberty St. Malcolm Building TUESDAY 8:00-Chimes board meeting in room 319 of Union. 7:00-Culver club meeting in room 316 9f Union. 7:00-Youngstown - Michigan elb meeting in room 306 of Union. 7:30-Union orchestra rehearsal on second floor of Union. Open to everyone. 7:30-Freshman Mandolin' club re- hearsal in Lane hall. 7:30--Michigan Dames meet in Lane hal...…
