…ESTABLISHED 1890 Ait I a1133 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXIX, No. 49 PART 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1928 EIGHT ST TE HOLDS RSI , TO FIELD G o YALE EDUCATOR SWLL OPEN FALL, SERICES TODAY PRtOF. PHELPS IS AUTHORITY ON SHAKESPEARE AND WRITER OF NOTE FRANTZ TO 'BE AT ORGAN Rev. J. T. Stone, Chicago Minister, And 'Henry Pitt VanDusen To Speak Lateri .William Lyon Phelps will ad- dress the opening convoc...…
…THE MICHIGAN _DAILY SUNDA' i a i # .. _ _I T H M I H I A T A T . --? ~ h fl1 work for three years, including the AN ATlirnCFT present, to an extent of $35,400a A~ vvi GFT year. 30. from an anonymous [HSIT on or, an oscillograph valued at $,1760, for the department of elec- MEN S O UNYEAIIY trical engineering. 31. From the ________________ zzcanMedical ascain 13. From Mrs. Mary E. Read, $2,000 td grant of $2;000 for continuing the ~dditicn...…
…18, 1923 I THE-M-ICHIGAN. D All LY 18, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -(LI iBSlDD UITSfOlFARM BLOC IN SENATE TO UDD LiUU IEIU MOVEMENT THROUGH to~ OFFORMER WISCONSIN - HEDANDGEOLOGIST PROF. THOMAS C. CHAMBERLIN. HELD DEGREES FROM MICHIGAN INITIATE LIBERAL PARTY DE MOCRATIC REORGANIZATION I if HOLD FUNERAL IN CHICAGO' Rank Educator As Among Greatest! Of World's Students In SHI Geological Field BROORHART, Mi Generally known as one of the Iow...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, THE MCHIG N DALY SNDA- _. _ t lished every morning except Monday the University year by the Board in of of Student Publications. mber of Western Conference Editorial ation. Associated Press is exclusively en- to the use for republication of all news ches credited to it or not otherwise d in this paper and the local news pub- herein. ered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, gan, as second class matter. Special rate t...…
…18, 1928 THE MICHIGAN III I ,III I M OSIC SgIOOL 6IYFACULTY TEAS AND DINNERS PREVAIL THIS WEEK: SCHOOL SORORITIES ENTERTAIN MICHIGAN STATE GUESTS LOCALWOMELANIEU - ....-...,..WLT.T AvrE N otices fthef Th PA l TUDI Fauculty dinners prevail this week among the sororities. Many are continuing their pledging also.' Gamma Phi Beta gave a dinner1 Scholarship Cup Will Be Awarded Person With Highest Grades Last Semester ORCHESTRAWILL PLAY As t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - SUNDAY, NVEMBER RTANS THREATEN TO TIESCORELATE IN GALA 8, 1928 E.A--F SCORE B f. U RTER I STEINKE PLAYS HIS BEST 'GAME OF YEAR SATURDAY (Continued From Page One) later stages of the congest and two partially blocked kicks paved the way for State's final drive late in the last quarter. Penalize Varsity Often Michigan was a frequent offen- der for infractions of the rules, los- ing a total of 55 yards in penalties. Thes...…
…1" 4 E $ I yid ,A DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY *igan State Harriers Score Victory Over Wolverines C 'LASSIF #ADVERTISI u ~pSPARlTANSANEfOR a -: 1Wen Brown Wins For Second Sueeessive Year; Upstaters Have Nine Point Margin LIN ,...... _ EUPS Michigan MichiganState Truskowski .. .LE ...... Anderson Pommerening ..LT.. Christenson{ Poe ............ LG.....Hitchings Bovard. . ....C .........Smeadr Steinke .........RG....... Moeller Squier ......…
…i THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVF THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOV __ T i_ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) . I Vol. 39 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1928 No. 491 University Lecture: Mr. J. J. Mallon, Warden of Toynbee Hall, London, England, willf speak on the subject "The Psyc...…
…Jr Lwt tgan 4aity VOLUME 39 PART 2 Editor, Kenneth G. Patrick ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1928 Business Manager, Edward L. Hulse] NUMBER 49 -- - -I Do the Tassels Tear in the Tussle?-You may believe it or not, but these are members of the Harrow football team in the tight little isle of Britain. "Do they play soccer or rugby?" we asked both the Underwood boys, but neither knew. We know full well that they do not play the Am...…
… Blue Grads to Span Sphere-That's only another way of saying that John K. Colgate (left), New York City, and Stewart B. Riley, North Attleboro, Mass., recent graduates of Yale, are on their way around the world. Their itinerary will take them to South America, Cape Town, Syria, Persia, China, Japan, Honolulu, and San Francisco. They will return after ten months of travel. ~. Just One Flanagan After Another-Carnegie Tech boasts of twins on i...…
… - 14 11 1 . ll- , - 0 t A Gripping Spectacle-Half-Nelsons, ham- merlocks, toe holds, and other grips are turned out in large quantities by this class in wrestling which has been snapped in the De Pauw gym- nasium. (The DePauw) ir . .,v .. -._ -. .. ._ 6 I I If I I t 13 Two Tough Birds to Hit-Here are the two leading candidates for All-American fullback honors from the Middle West. They are Mayes McLain, (above), the Iowa Ind...…
…1 I Teaches English with an Authentic Accent-Miss Eglan- tyne Jebb, of Birmingham, England, a new-comer in the English department at Wellesley. She is not wearing a Doug Fairbanks beret. That's a trick cap which is given away with certain English academic degrees. (Wide World) Harvard Men Practice Plane Living-Harvard has an aviation club of fifty students with headquarters at the airport in East Boston. R. B. Bell, of New York City, is pr...…
…I I ESTABLISHED 1890 vrvr- "T I fri an Ar at MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS _ VOL. XXXVII. No. 45 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTa MEXIC'S INFLUENCE IS SEN IN NICARAGUA AS REVOLT SPREADS RECOGNITION EXTENDED TO DIAZ GOVERNMENT BY STATE DEPARTMENT . TO STOP GUN RUNNING Developments May Result In Sending Am rlcan Naval Forces To ! Central American Waters (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON,...…
…,THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~- R FERGUSON MEMORIALS Blazing Ocean Liner With Hundre'ds Of Passengers Safely Reaches WIL PORHTRA NOTID [V[ T " .. ....................:: r.:"i}}i4:vt is %:.,..::.::::::.:":.........%::......":...s::::.;::.... PERSONS AND EVENTS' ....... ____:__s?:" ......::.. '.. REPR EN SEET'IONS OF 20 :. LEAI)N(E ATNS OF AM1 IIAN ART............................................. Port FRESHMAN GYMC HSCHIENTHIE THIYEAR SAYS ILASSI A...…
…13,''12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY JPAGE THRFll , w.. .. WAGF~ TflR1~ MEN -OF _TODAY LACKl KEEN INTELLECT OF F~l)Pi$~S I TII UAN STFATES SUPEIIIORE CONTRASTS PEOPLE 'iY Prod -m-iride A Io.rd1'13Iiy~eist a¢iliNobel !'ri',e The intellectual power of modern rian does Tiot Sur pass, and perhaps doesf iiot equal. tHt of the Athenlia and Allexandiai of 1,000 yea rs ago. Althbough discoveriejsini physic~since 1900f have revolutionized1 the scientists' ...…
…I PAGE .FO".~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY - Tf(I'1RSDAY , NO(VEM I1I; h :C1 ', 192f'' Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the. Board in. Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Phess is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. En...…
…NOYEMT3EtI. 18, inG2 i-THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?A7GE FIVE . " 4+a aar a aavr a+va as a.r. :. I I'RILS C ET~ ussian Woman Sees' [ MAECOTRBUEf PLEDGE NO(Perpetuate Memory GIVE OPPORTUNITY FOR lRelig INECASCN ountrys Wat In AUNECNRBIl Of L eader Through BASKETBALL PRACTICE i'To B We lhLife membership in the mTakgvn IL6' iea eo re L D E Ie' egebidn snw oren- S hoarhpawad tio Th ng toCrrstmai @ E TG O EG E to all University women. The olarship...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'I'll NON'i JBEIZ I'% Tt,21; THE MICHIGAN ~DAILY ThURSDAY, NOVIi~MBER i~, i ~ } o .. $ '=gin .. , ," '° _ , 3Y _,. WOLVERINES ENIRAIN 'GRIM, OHIO HALFBACI~ RUNS AROUND END Ig ~l0[GRIM, OHIO HALFBACK, RUNS AROUND END FOR BIG GAIN AGAINST MI( S"3R"MNNESOTAI3AML ra at RSTATE A.A. U. WILL HOLD TANK CHIGAN ELEVEN UMEET AT DETROIT YACHT CLU - -, Michigan Squad Given Stiff Workh in Lit Rome Practice For topher Baltce 33...…
…N ')Vl-dlBE Is, 11926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ,N3EI3iL 8,196 AE v.E GOPHER GAME WILLFiemaWilPy d23 ~meSauray 0N THE SIDELINES xtaWilton A. Simpson Minnesota, 'orthiwe Aerii has a Construction of 4,000 Extra Sea.s if Michigan wins the Big Ten Con- great teami this year, and p~ress rdered I Preparation For ference football championship St tur- muen haven't been responsible for Wolvrerine Invasion ' day by the grace of God and in spi t (> ...…
…', k'AtiF LICTT THE MICHIGAN DATI Y THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1.,1921 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). I Volume VII THIURSD)AY, NOVEM~BER 18, 1926 Number 45 To [embers of the Faculties: A reception and tea in honor of Her Majesty the Queen of Rumania is to be held in the ...…
…/' ESTABLISHED 1890 PF fr;t vat, MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 50 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS COUNSELS PREDICT EARILY TERMINATION OF MITCHEL TRIAL PLAN TO FINISH PRESENTATION OF CASES BY FIRST OF MONTH REINFORCES STAFF Colonel Moreland Yields Main Part Of Cross Examination To Major Wilby (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Termina- tion of the Mit...…
…I PAGE l _ .w THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMB~ER .191~25 ... e _ 1 f Methodist Foreign Mi TRA NSPORTATION OFWho Figured In CITY I IN DANGER Operation Expenses For Eight Months r Show $40,402.41 Los; (ounel To Investigate Question SUGGESTBUSRE-ROUTING t Records reveal that the Peoples' . ~ Motor Coach company have operated at a loss of $40,402.31 during the first eight months of their operation, a sit- ! nation which threatens to l...…
…WVEDNESDAY, NOV1"TNDER 18, 1,925 fl-IE MICHIGAN -DAILY _... a _ _ _ ... / P1 DJIIINON- PICTUrES HELP UNITED FIRST TEA.MLES S OENLINER 1 . 3 i LIVERPOOL4, Eng--Aerica i :Q,11V 0 .tj~il t P181 -l rlyconlquerinlg the 0world . Not 1l 1~ 1iS100) nAm 1- 'Fo ( T ive Three Addresses! Germany sought to do it, nor aEnhgr- eh) }(,t hold11O< 10( the li~ iljcs oBsns andl withi her mercantile marine car (( th~ai. 'a X Zeaandsh is a t~iySitet ying...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVmi3EIE 18, 1925 Published every morning except Monday during the University yeargby the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise cred in this paper and the local news pub- lishted therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann ...…
…VEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGI1 t m } n gig 1 f-, SEVEN COLLEGES TO ATTEND MEEV Will Present Awards To Winning Class And Intramural Teams I At Hockey BanquetI QUARTETTE WILL SING Representatives from seven colleges and universities of the state will at- tend the athletic conference to be held here his week-end in the interests of the Athletic Conference of American! College Women. Hillsdale college, Al- bion coll...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1925 v .: .:I, .. .... i; ma ft elrs~l w1Mi - . _ : 1~y "" ,\ . _... ,' , -I i * 4' * %44 ' . -'. s ? _ y FROM R Y FIELD FOR ^ _ s_ an. Basketball Practice To Start I g'h Conference Harrier Race Will Be Run On1Saturday Morning Next Saturday morning at 11 the start of the annual Conference o'clock 66 men rep;resenting 1 1 dif- championship run. Ann Arbor will ferent inst...…
…WEDYNESDAY, NOVE IBEI, 18, 15325 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEV",l i 1 111 1 1 N W m I I I NI W 0 QWO"W - I . I !ASf E Qt5SCA 3 ,aADVERTISING A LOST 'NOTICE LOST-Gold Ergin wrist watch with a I gold strap. Name $engraved on back.! THE OSOPHICAL SOCIETY Elmner Ettinger. Phone 7842. Sul)-I Ain Arbor Center stantial reward. 48-49-501 LOST-Small purse contaiaing $10 on! Next Sunday evening, Nov. 22 at Ferry Field, Saturday. Reward.( 7 O'clock...…
…'AGE EIGHT W h 7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1'+U'm N'Tt im A V _ vA 4.un i.l!z 1ST l oog THE MICHIGAN DAT! Y 1~~T LPN7ehA .iTn' 1I t Lp J, J vr' U~.VJ1t JOn J.y? Doctor W. I Mayo of R( Baltimore, Maryland. This meeting will be other Faculties are invit Freshman Lecture: The third frshmen l man Gymnasium, Thurs and 5 P. M. This require training classes and othe Fidiers, lDedcationi of lnii The following are re In Iill Auditorium Thurs N.i. Amos H1...…
… jt i a u x ix 1" t ASSOCIN] AY VI- (XV. No. 48 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, . - t IfiN L PEN BANQUET FOR FOOTBALL SQUADS IORS To 0BE GIVEN FIRST OPPORTIUN ITY TIO BUY 'TiCKETS ALL MEN INVITED liange, 1lwants and Rotary lus Co-operate In Arranging Program 1 members of the Varsity football 1, the reserves and the freshman will be the guests of honor at a+ ball banquet to be given...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DMichigan Rooters. Treated Royally OO IRST DAY " 'OTrp ToOhio _Michigan supporters who drove to Columbus for the Ohio State game ssoclation Plans for a Community Saturday had excellent treatment ac- Fund Parade at Noon corded them all along'the route. Two 'ed~esd*iy years ago the rooters were shown lit- tle or no courtesy by the small town GOAL SET AT $49,0M4 along the road, but this year the en- tire situation seemed cha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PoBE GASES i "T-he hastenting" 'ACIECSME ectlons. The convention here willj fl t ggf g fly. liThin ,,x o . mark the first regional conventhion evrheld inI this section of the C0111- 1+ trThe annual convention ofth Than Poltics, Says Governor institute Nwill be hllcd in New York this i 7' vo r.' ~YEARLiING BAND NEE[ 11 a Health Authorities Joint Investigation TUDENTS IMPROVE .4i±y ~Investigation into the possible...…
…__THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mnot the Reverend McConnell. He takes impluses, higher ideals, and greater "p.x an V i I CAMPUS OPINION a thught of the Rev. McConnell and usefulness. Anonymous comnuncations will be leads into an altogether unjust criti- Even the great Jesus "played" with Ithe Uveryar by t ard y cants wil, howeve, be regarded as cIsm.his disciples, and I am one who be- rol of Studen t ications. confidential upon rcquest. From the statemen...…
…1 HE MICHIGAN DAILY FA FA r vA ) I MICHIGAN PRESS WOMEN TO HLD CONNIODN 3ICHIG A UNION TO BE HEAD- QUARTERS FOR ANNUAL CONVENTION Press women from all over the state of Michigan will hold a convention at the Michigan Union Thursday, Fri- Sday, and Saturday of this week. The program of entertainment will include discussions and lectures on journal- ism for women and social functions. The president of the association is Mrs. Grace G. B...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ...... ...s..r..rr .+"' '1 ,, '"r; , , . ., ......r..* . ,r rl v f rn RIMES PREPARE FOR lOWA TITLE MVAY HANG IN BALANCE cam Forced to Show Great Power in Overcoming Mighty Buckeye Eleven1 LINE SHOWS STRENGTH Encouraged by the realization thatj e Conference title may be in the ,lance, Michigan's Varsity yesterday ternoon started its preparation forj e Hawkeye game on Ferry field this eek-end. Miller and Babcock are...…
…THIE. MICHIGAIN DAILY _. . _:,_._ I COLUMN. ADVERTISING 0 AT 3 P.M. TYPE CORONA rj with standard Corona Three, board, at $50. typwriters of plies. Te.rms and repairing, 0. D. WIRiTERS EUY IOPE new Corona Four,!jaet ae.Coei proaly (Xtnued fromi Page Four) keyboard, at $60, or j for estimat1e. 707 Nv. 1Uni1. Phonoe a ,,wli---)red iga of raestef c- with three-bank key- 2I- il drdHir Sl.op. It ::. Also a full line of "CI,.T ..1",-, " all ...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY____ OFFICIAL BULLETIN4. ion in the Bulletin is constructive notice to* all members of ersity. Copy received by the Assistant to the P:-evident until ni. (11:30 a. m. Saturday a TUESDAY, i 0TF31IBER 18, 1924 Numl;er 48 } f e sity Lecture: Walter de la Mare will deliver lectures on Wednesday and Thursday 3week, Novembler 19 and 20, at 4:15, p: in., in the Auditorium of the il Science Building. His subject on Wednesda...…
… THE WEATHER CLOUDY AND SOMEWHAT COOLER <L Ar Ar 4lut r Lu3 xll Section One TWENTY PAGES PRICE, FIVE CEN' VOL. XXXIV. No. 49 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1923 TWENTY PAGES PRICE, FIVE CEN -- r"--- - -' WALTON ARCHES T IN IDST OFTRIL STATES HE COULD NOT ENDURE+ SHAME OF UNFAIR PRO-. CEEDINGS ATTORNEY S ASTOUNDED A T ACT O F GOVERNOR Withdrawal Comes After His Council Fails to Introduce lian Angl O...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1923 College-Bred Instability Adolescent Readjustments In these days, when the modern' DOROTHY GELTZ at hose. Ie does not often realize American university is beginning to that, even were he to be given the undergo a change of function, and is becoming a place where, instead of Something new'? Decidedly so In greater and more noble than the boy opportunity of returning to his home, worn ...…
… "-" I STTNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, TH..HGNDAL TNA. OEfE 8 '(Gontinned from 'Page '0110 is>ts' models in the first_ act. .Thes~e, siro lamps which have been brought from New York directly from artists' studious. Special lighting e~fects, willlbe, Ob- ta.inedl for three of. the most striking Senres in "Cotton. Stockings" by? means of twvo kiopticons which .will be placed in the balcony. The snow. Sternm ene, the butterfly scen~e, and the flicker l...…
…r QE Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1923 ad The 1 K 5H 73AGL ROBERT BARTRON HENDERSON SOMETHING TO MAKE YOU WISE. they are determined to beat the duf- In a fascinating room filled with fers in New York that furnish our bric-a-brac from Tunis two gentle- present dramatic rubbish, and elevat- men with passionate enthusiasm were ing it in that they hope to gain as tling inn of the ness plans of -the fervid an' apreeiation for Ibs...…
…" 18, 1923 THE MICHIGAN D AILY, .y ,.f.omen'..a..y AINOUCE JNIOR oungest Officer GIRLS'_PL9AIDAT WIl Gie F ie Perfiormanices A ,Whitnzey TIheare Beginnzing March 19{^rI I ROFESSOR JOHN. R. BRU)PLi1.M AGAI TO )IR ECT L'RO1)ICTIO'N, The twentieth annual Junior Girls' play will be given by the class of 1925 on March 19~, 20, 21, and 22, writh.: a' matinee oni the last flay at the Whit- ney theatre. The play is. being se- lected and d~ates. ...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE THREN Addenda to the Book of Ettiquette In the life of everyone there are MAXWELL NOW ELS portunity unostentatiously to display times when one feels that his conduct his exquisite taste. This display is ac- on certain occasions has been mnade- curring situations with the conviction souls the lynching bee still exists complishsed by applause. Applause quate-that If he had known exactly that our hi...…
…THE, MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBEDR 18, 1923 it -"A cals of the University. They should .~.study the situation even nore thor-' r--- - ioughily than' they have, and in con-f 0O'FFICI.AL NEWSPAPER OF THE junction with a committee of stu- UMV1IYERSITY OF 1MICHIIGAN dents. Sonme definite result,, should be obtained, some (definit e. penalties in- P;ublished every morning except Monday p,.,ed. And abo~ive all, their reuteiices during the ...…
…P.;coi tPrrR THE MICHIGAN DAILY PUNDAY N{. E DIS agazines viexve The Smart Set Retrogrades DOROTHY TYiI-ER ~N YlIYTA SVIL ! tIritli h i: riirenrcethe Goo. 'sd Mucury wl take the ph1cC of the otd Till tWAT, for Met~rt I hat o~c .reyce',theceVIlg 110eer {idos o.t tler ots a tear 1 ,-'art Set. its ususat tenor. ttoa, I wonder do tote,' asth "ui-r sb''''<-'An t~ir fo tlr la t >rd olie thi,_, li t stil: thdeifferesnt mgzie ac-otoit1 1i0 eas siads t...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1923, MASQUES TO* I OLDPEINODRAM THE MICHfGAN DAILY 77 waau a at ws va wa w.a sa wss...a«... . Monarchists Pin Hopes On Thesel '4 ;t Eighth Annual Platy, to 1Hill Auditorim 'I be GiUvenits ruesday Night Legion Officer Goes "Over Top" SCHOOLS HEAR RETURNS Of Cellr Doors Special to The Daily Chicago, Nov. 17.-Hundreds of Michigan and Wiscons'n university alumni gathered on one of the floors of the Monadnock block t...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMIER 1, 1923 THE MICHICAN DAILY PAGE FIVE one with a book that is simply funny; some must have art along with humor. For such a person the Wallet of Rai Lung, by Ernest Bramah (Geo. It. Dor- It is obvious that nations cannot ex- an Co., $2.50) was written. The wit, ist as nations uner Christianity. In- the keen satire of the Chinese philos- deed, not even a league of nations opher and story teller attract the could then exist. B...…
…4 If HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, . _.---- _.. , () s ) ry oi e M >. ' . t ..YMrr. M"m a .. ... ol 10 111111 loll a.ix .'ar ts stn max. .. ...> rtca: I JUIRED LIST G U-W S Mal ITY D YOSTMEN OVERCOME RELY9LEA ANDREMAIN IN BIG TEN AE (Continued from Page One) .t The Cardinal field goal came late inf THE LINEUP the opening period after a 35 yard run WisToisini Miclilga by Taft, the outstanding player of Iris...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY,;NOVEMBR 1, 1923 B ( k I boasts the resounding title of "Dean' couldn't if they wanted to. cine-which explains much which ap- B O 1 of the: School of Literary Arts, Re- In spite of all this, Mr. Fagin has pears in the magazine, even unto the search University, Washington, D. C." some hope. He feels that someday, advertisements. Why Our Newspapers somehow the American short story are at Nadir, by Roy L. McCard...…
…SUPr'DAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THIS 1 NI CLOSE$ CLOSES AT 3 P.M, ADVERtTISING AT 3 P.M. ILOST--Priday betvween W llhirdl and Tappan Sts., mink neck. piece. Re- w ard. 1221 Willard. Ph11one ? 6 !f- . 217T OF DI'AWNING instruments. Lib:- eral Reward. If found please call 347.-J.! BLUE SILK umbrella. Reward. Pl'nO' 99f' Thff kinds. Experienced workn aflship. MRS. 1R. T.FI EAM gi11 Thompson.. Phonie 2764-W. W ANTEDI NOTICE...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18; 1923 THEMICHIGAN DAILY PAGE S"VEN PLAYS then calmly dropped it on the floor, evening was that of Edward T. Gibson ought to be thoroughly entertaining (Continued from Page Two) and also when he threw another to the as Thorold in the Maesfield play. He and interesting, and if by that time while she was before us. I still main- ceiling. To me the perfect natural- convinced with his portrayal of the you have recovered from Mr....…
