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…THE WEATHER WARMER; PROBABLY SNOW TODAY oom2p A61F Ar AWN t r t a n iIaiIu GIVE SUPPORT To ~ HE S. CnA; VOL. XXXIII. No. 84 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE F1VE CENTS IN WAITING -CAME AT CUCLfAL TURKS SEEMINGLY AFRAID OF BEING OUTPLAYED AT LAUSANNE BRITISH SECRETARY ANXIOUS TO GO HOME! EconomiC, Financial Matters Dela y Further Negotiaitions at Conference Lausanne, Jan. 17 - (By A. P.)-- The...…

…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY TI COAT GURDSEKN 'A or11i;ha beeni receiv ed from thiq; Detrit o(iC): of(Jthe United States Coat:guard that compiletitiv~e exam- ination"_s for the adm'.131ision of engineer- ing grad.Cuacteto the United States CoastGura amy wmill be Iheld in' Detrp it soetime uin:t'(,g April. This _ if1ication is se4 at tia-,advyance so' that prospectime _applicants Imay have time to r'eview the csubjects given on exanaion ' Ul. ;'. r...…

…ST, ThE MICHIGAN] DAILY PAGE THREN ME I MEETIIUSIPeace. Prize For Jane Addams To Be Sought By c.S._Wom TE A S IN-R-E MUM - # ____ HOLD IE(iUL2ATION PRACTICE FOR TO 11NAMENT (N' JANUARY 27 Women rifle shooters will ente- their first tournament of the year on Jan. 27 when a chosen team will shoot against Cornell university, Ohio State university, and the University of Illi- nois. The members of the Michigan tean, which will consist of the sho...…

…UR THE MICHIGAN DAILY T IRI A , JA OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Centtl of Stude:t Publications. Member )of Western Conference ,ditorial Association. - The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local news published there...…

….tIAftY 18, 1J23 THE MICHICAN DAILY LAST OF U. S. TROOPS ON IRHIVE TO RETURN ON SHIP ST. MIHIEL erably more about machinery," he Roland W. Boyden, unofficial observer O RDIN SIrN PUNS declares. "Then, in the course of a few for the United States. years agricultural machinery will ap- pear in that country. Hundreds of Representative Thomas, Democrat, "O f i - " I E IEbushels of grain will be produced Kentucky, a member of the house ju- W...…

…" THE MIkGAN DAILY . TURJY N mom .. '.*.r.waw+n ._ ,.., ur i ,.. y,. a 4 ! IRCKREATEM SPORT SNAP SHOTS fl 14How old is Jess Willard'? T.he rec- pointed out thait the or ganization in FuB T IL R CES od ooks issyued at the tune xhenI question may notaet a player Willrd irs uY.dehi~tl~)CdTh fraom the 'major iJeague asociations a witehop bak i~ 112 avehimduring the coning seasonx. aownhirty-sp bcixnow.2The rhirds These leagues, are the Ameri...…

….R 8 9STKE MICHIGAN DAILY" k -IIreserves. The coach plans 'to senq urday night for the game against the Iuhirni0% i Aggis as he does not want to, ta.kc j the chance of losing any more of his [men before the game with the Evans-, Capttain Ely, ClIPP011' Uiible to Playsir it much more imnportant to hlavq In_ Comning Encounter wvith . the team in shape to play iits Coner_', 1TOrt fvesterll ence games than to make too mnuchf of the M.A.C. tilt...…

…r* TI TE MICHI~GAN DAILY D A ILY OFFICiAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received until 3.20 D. m. (11:30 a, . .Saturday.) V1olumo : THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1923 Number S4 Dean's Advisory Committee, Col lege ofLiteraiure, ,0Sciwe, and the Arts: There is urgent need for a very short meeting of the Committee at noon, Thursday, Jan. 18, in the Dean's office. JOHN R. EFFINGER. F...…

…I ITHE WEATHER SN4OW; CONTINUEI) COLD Y frt!Aa til Section One I' l TO1)AI. # # VOL XXXIII. No. 99 20 PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, l1923 20 PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ft TO ETINDEMNITY: 2AI{TIAL LAW IS -MAINTAINED IN CITY; DISORIDERr IMMINENT TROOPS WILL REMAIN FOR FINES- COLLECTION Stategic P'oints Seized Including 'thef Post Office, Railway Station, Treasury Gelsinkirchen,,Feb. 17--(By A.. P.) ' --Gelsir khchen wa...…

…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN,' ARBO, MICH{104N, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY i, 1923, The flusic of ussia It Is fierct - ltlto te' wibth wht CARL i\j~JE. GEHR"INGJtcrBsThe moodshiargey ottradietry natural and apparenttenjoymsent eatas in dcatd ae aso rather geograph- 'atod Anmerirans take' is the art t isorhe Iatip mahd It is in the grater the Russians. This pitenomeson inr~ e stwith lisicit another idler att~ilIriis ( tt 5 II tsi I h ii cy its it' lasis the happi...…

…Tf FICHGANDAILY DENTS i SEO IAVIS E Rsia HEGLRI DAILYDIET iLeder ;oks His Part LATERALLY WINS ,",It is htighly 1i11po rtalt tht iii-- 1 and fa ril S (lictii 110 provide vilit- ns in quantiis di(iflW mon re P- 'al thain Mile nin;n ium allowa eeu hii c ouild suffice for tLhe preenton deiiency diseases," stated Dr11. Joian_ LfldwAll, dir ctor of stuidett hY'ia elfare. Lack of these inporlant con- ituents of the diet uroduces SUCol)- bili...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY StNDAY, IFBRt hY 1i, ls? AN INTERVIEW WITH M. COUE (oue the miraicle man is not a mr MILLARD PRYOR ,jet. Tiseie was allinmedateerush cle man at all,lie not only says so and in a few miniutes the stage was al- ht insists uiton it. It wa one of the most half fol of peotle aniiots to greatest reret le had while in this tral at 7:45. So 1 presented mysef {Is' mie tee is o difeenes tness .hive"the little chemist of Nancy...…

…r lo MIN(y NDAL ±The Y. W. C. A. discussion group on Low Prices Fail i W'0 N'S industrial problems will meet at 33 WO Er TA S SCR 'clock this aferon tthie home To, Lure Buyers 1 HI HI Rivl 0 ftjE K IR6 II1_ treet, to meet the rev. NW Illiam Shot- 1'houth the numiiber of books sold'fo d of t e C rc a le f r r- itIl W l el,;L tg b k ex h ti -- i dtistriacl Democracy. All interested in I ~this yecar was not large, the insitigant- OsA11HAt'( h...…

…SUNDA Y, Ers1 IICAIs1, 182:1 THlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TTRFE Making A.merica S afe For Bigots After the Civil War, ttte twhite, in SAMUEL BURTON DOUGHTONotebadhe'thoisnotht the South organized tthemselves fotr ________________________________o_______their hindrnheCahlcinstht porotection against an irrationtal freed shosbtteutlncati onase slave, who had lost been given his fr DIoughtout kiothe r e robemintheSutschosehe d ole butheraruenKi with c...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday urinsg the University year 'by the Board in entrol of Stude::t Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial ssociation. The Associated Press is- exclusively en- t ied to the use for republication of all ears dispatches credited to it or not other- ise credited in this paper and the local ews published,-therein. Entered at the po...…

… A1 ' t /4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FkIR~IUAENY -M. 1' Mimes A sced ROBERT BARTRONt Isup5poeo t t he y ionly ( - ot 'htt is l hreit, to te lurry, an at yonng crtitc, in tsis wild -thnitt t iso olior ta ico tt la Ioc001-t in tagerness o use 000 o ti- t o t tn in ingii itn to glory in ortsli oUatt'iitnt-. 1'e +'e 11al.i ttl 0 5ei" ni hz al nl 1ir(1 of the tane, mioeiat tttt' - itto it- um r. 1 Otorren~ul t--ar ttttlthe mn whtis lwaysttttig...…

…s ° ° THE MICHICAN DAILY ~~ ~ ca." This latter talk will be at 8 Father of Professor Ford :Dies 1 o'clock in room 306 of the Union. I Prof. W. B. Ford of theinathemut- :1essays ;coymprise thy- collec"tion, two of,"N paperC onscience" was R which 1have already Lbeen aulished iin prnt< i ed iithe AmericnnJournal ics department, yesterday receivedc G LEE C UBS WILLodof the death of his father, Syl- CONSIDER 'TOUR' Ford andl his family left A...…

…SU.'i)AY , P125551 A 'Y 1 12;THE MICIGAN DAILY k [ T; 5i 7Ie february Chimes AGAWINTERS Tli . 21)1 ~~ k1o1 OililY .. idiS: t11:ir .S IC is'Vase-'',. I- heri . '(' iso " i'..' 2 1t Is}- a ' p , Is l- ii a i ; 11 'av 11. a s nA little2 su t t ii' 5it Gs u s i i i i li17'1it (ills 55 ii ti 1 itsaein eal ' i l i Is I uaa P int \-Ip' lii it ' 21l<iii a I ii f, ,w 'k-I h l l ~ i e e l t is ass"thv 3 c ilI Oife * (1 i !. ii ':- ! licisi his I It'I w...…

…TH% UDAE MICHIGAN DAILY uA~i . . -, / - .. B . f ._ 4 ,... , COACHi FISHFR WELL PLEASEBa IITH good with most any other teaninate", n r m ra tm but little has been tried for the fresh- m.an r nrt.rot pornlitted to indlulge in W -} g 1Rir ti w d e-.A Iw ginesexcpt wth te Vait ally 9*aes xe pt witoah Fhe Vr hsity I'n sem ifinals or the inter-fra icrl- £ ltl eseres n Coc Fiop md vYd- n ity basketball (chainpiow"Ilup will be played on the...…

…tPAfE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1912 BO -Ii < .t 1 T 1 :f , i I THlE WOR~L I\ FIAStEI'AtE by'rTe tlatity. the siotlicityof Ut'Itt'stylei George lean athan. Alfred A. lott swin our str.detadbott tnt or-M Knopf. i'leto001 admitaion. I tclnictrtl siti1. iefevted ity'Rober tiBarron lity. assredy it louas sisbeyotdi c iticism. I admit i. Ii.waas the oty persto,,oris ,his tehniqu a thing .il at, aibout l<' place who liatinotr...…

…,________ IIIF MICHIGAN DAILY SG1 EVENi Horseshoe Champ "' nurmnrn ZiLOSES 'O INDIANA MI C h IG7AN-7 To Defend mTtteFISHER l Is PLSE -- xWITH YEAR'LINI3S (Continuied from Pag-e Ono) I~C anf lsecnd ii'the 401 yard free stryle aptdin Clitirchman and Moore di- viddindividual honors for the ve Michigan and Cornell first met in an tors. indoor track mncet in 1920 when t he Wei olverine tank nienf led hy jformier won with 4X2 1-2 points again...…

…SUNDAY, +Efliti AtY 18, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE: SVEN it that I am inclined to think ithat the black ag-ainst the blue, faintly utter- expurgation has been rather light. ing their wail of ae cry. To give an idea as to the plot I hove "On the other side of the Ponibo, or found the following: o nthe other side of the tBenmbe, some- .Bissibingui arrived. one was singing: Eating Mayt Be a Hiabit! "Fy-hey -- yalta - ho!, .F tiMle was a handson...…

…"iTI THEMICHIGAN DAIL\" DA ILY -OFFICI AL. BULLtE T I N Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members ofj the University. Copy received until 3:lSO v. 'gy.. (11:30 a. in. Saturday.) Volume 3 SU DAY, FEBRUARY 18, 192"Number 90 FF.s' To All Students: It is requested that all students who have changed their ad.dress since the last sementer call at the office of the Dean *of Students, Room 2, U~ni- 'versity Hall, and till ...…

…tiP T ~~~~THE MIi fIGdAN DAlE Qt Y Ci-t-tYI,1 t Io- .nntaro the Ktn too tloiiiti. r o r toev.with a oertiion, J i/ kinig Lt/1 r >/CSfe ow- to re ,ttto to atter, rtot -t iet n0ci telte 0 err -,(irxtlilot t-Cta ein u are 1itioji -mten tn opi- tatc:: . . : E 1 I ttto ite AiA Onti ' tticiasTi.the ate ,i , det aup~oTheioadthelaoir 'I -ttot ,rA roit itfland ./. ortsupport af the poe. tt adIlin tant p ere err yi It:-fon Outt'rtll- iv [.r 2 ig tsttanc...…

…VOL. NXXII No. 09 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY FEBRUARY 18, 1923 mummnCURRENT WORLD EVENTS AS SEEN BY THE, CARTOONIST Grol Forges TII SHI CJ11-91 PUNS N- ~Satiric Weapons I IIU BANQUETMARCV N~l~ES /fFRlL~ff~AY%, Z1 O':For ParodCy Isu% D 60 QfiSUHENTRP1G ./S-WA/1 A//ID 6IAT!FI / Confirmation o curent rumors that. - the Gargoyle was planning to issue a Punrpose to houge Interin 11Ytorkibig publications numnber com~ as 'a '10 of S. C. A. and ( iua...…

…! tlt;P .,1-11%.*/113 (Continued from 'age 9) . and her mother is a gen r who would rather do the elf than ask Cora to spn tle old dishes il her nanicure. Sam, the brother-In-law, eases being a plumber when Cora hinks up the title "Sanitary Engin- er," and Hedrick (Buddy Messenger) s the little pest, a composite of every baby brother." "The Power of a Lie," the attraction >r Friday and Saturday, is a picture ith an all-star cast which i...…

…±RkTTHEtMIiCHIAN rDAILY SU'N9Y, FRJARY - I 923 t; -4, EIGHT 7 ,/ A m rica tions simnilar to the Klan- problem. replace conspiracy with co-operation, /"l .i Lf X f/ I Now in 'regard to the latter, many f forget minor differences, expell all VV~a G IlKlansmen are business men ana p6ii-l hatred, if we wsh to make America Ala i g A m e i a S f ticians They are derendent upon the-!! and the world safe for Americans and V / ( ' spportof the peop...…

… TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. FEBRUARY iS 929_ SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1923 THEMICHIGAN DAILY -PA _ _ _ ... 4 , it that I am inclined to think that the black against the bliie, faintly utter- expurgation has been rather light. ing their wail of a cry. To give an idea as to the plot I have . "On the other side of'the Pombo, or found the following: o nthe other- side of the Bembe, some- _ nont was -itf iner i. I, _________________ I ______...…

… t ..-~ TYAQE SIX THE MICHLIGANA.~ITALY SUNDIAY, ~FEBRUARY 18, 1923 L--: DA, :R VARY 518, 193 HE MICHIGAN DAILY - i ~- ,~, P - "I BO 1 11 i r. rr.++ y..rrrg~sNI W-- THE WORLD IN FALSEFAVE, by l-he clarity, the simonlici , of his atye Oteorge Jean Nathian.. Alfred t otb win our ur.ier tandiag: and eom-n Kniopf. pel our admiratin. In technical abil- Reviewed by Robert Bartron iity. assuiredly, Housman is beyond (:ci...…

…- - --- ---- - -- I-- wr I - AW, . -If I . - - I I I - - . I - , - - 'I.- O- ; TH4E MICHIGAN- DAILY SUJNDAY, FEBRUJARY 18; f923 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY i8, 1923' -THE MICHIGAN DAILY"'h i . ,. of their dignified beauty, and, inci- through her efforts, and hers practic- dentally, very much cheaper. ally alone, did "Lady Billy" amuse iMr.Shuter, and his assistant, Carl the audience at the Whitney last Mon- inaIX SC C nl a: Gusde, who doubt...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PR~ffSORSTAL (Continued from Page 9) years the total payments certainly made by Germany amount to about $2,- 000,000,000 including the value of d- liveries in kind, but of this sum only about $350,000,000'is credited to repar- ations and most of this latter sum to Belgium which has a priority. The rest of Germany's payments have been dissipated in the cost of the army of occupation and in oher treaty costs. Subject to the p...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IDA.FEltAR iuanriii~n slightest degree affecting ,the truth of Dflhtllrb the above statement.a "The F'rench and British positons SCUS101,Of CRPLIIT on this whle question of reparations [HLILIIdifer in the following respects: while (Goltined rom age11) reductions in the amounts they think' (C*.fxtiuedfromrage11)Germany should pay, the English have taut, eventually we shall have it. and come to look upon the whole matter the...…

…THE WEATHER' SO3ruWJ1 T COLDER~ TODAIN t Ag an Vol. XXXIII No. 123 EIGHT PACES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH i, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVEI OEITS 31 Iii / TR 00 LORADO TAFT TO GilE TALK HRE TUESDAYEVENING' WELJL KNOWN ARTISTT (V aAST LJ2CTITRE ON OR~ATUOR.- ICAL SERIES TOPIC IS "GLIMPSES OF ;r A SCULPTOR'S STUDJ091O" S4FNIOIIENGINEERS (C1O0SE E STICKS Fl CANE4 j , DA's Senior engineers have, chosen the cane which is to be carr...…

…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MCHIGAN, SUNDAY. MARCH l. 1923 A Review of Campus Periodicals CHIIMES ELMER SORLES LOOMIS a,'S and cease believing that a urst- Nunerous dissertations have ap- irg soul is the measure of the Uni- peared from time to time dealing with ere the various issues ot the several ea-ion. The editors should watk more! rest appears forceditatd Atificia; the THEg S'N1)AY MAGAZINE puts pubiceations whieth have literary humly with...…

…____ ____ ___ ____ ___ _- - THE MICHGAN DAILY ...... ^.. DIETU Al Rifulling s concerto. Two numbers corn-Louts Untermeyer [ 1 , ' 1I prise the orchestral program, the P er ~ r nILL~L uuunrnvu lIIIIUU IJLU"Rhenish" symphony in }i~at rancriedfor modern orches- k t r' by Mr. Stock. Louis Unrtermteyer, poet and critic, TH aI T A U LA ~L I~f A concert performance of Saint- 1 who is visiting Robert Frcst, was the ____ - aen' dmso et elia wll on...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, '1ARCIT 1S, 1923 The Valley Of Quicksand Immediately following the termin-1 JACK BERKMAN o this conference, stated, "We pro- tion of thne Franco-Prussian War, Bl- posea 2,500000 (indemnity), bit it nar'k, the most able stateman that aaprpitoanntigt tyrin ltslrue'umraMseotisattout' Frnchs allies that it Germany ever iad, proceeded to work mgtb u aifcoymaso olcig a day ve this estimate i, in altare running ...…

…_______ ______ ______ ______ ___ TE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _____________ '! N P IUIIILII U tIUULIII J RA0B r0Ili P NRAM I IP1 here, are several types of w ork1 tc I be carried on. Fvehundred tand lfifty; place ca rdtsmust, be made to be t, , _ ."I ~nII nthe trays of the patients on EaTT (r I" n orinig. Work on thes e will cor i:, 1 01P opasting, on cut-outs, printingr a _i.._A . . ...... . painting. Thei re are also x50 hEas,-.r G~:VA5I irls' ...…

…SUNDAY, MARtCHIIs, 125 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PraoITIR~ TEN DENCIES IN HIGH BUILDING DESIGN Public inerest in ttte high building EMIL LORCH designt problenm more dificult and hies been greatly- stimulated by the .ifatcinatng and the results mrsei- Tribune -Buitdinag Competition. Like Ili tei l 051 ie A ~coocs tuesqe, and at the same timc-takating the modernt battteship, the skyscraper,; for bettetr conditions of igt atd air flow a comnonplace of s...…

…THE MICH-IGAN DAILY SUNDAY, . . , ... WAIN" JD~ti~ ty which marked their stay. Michigan1 Sid~i~ncan do no less for Cornell over the coning week-end. OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF TIHE The banquet Saturday. night will be V6NIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN anl affair of exceeding interest to fol- >Pulished every mnorning except Monday I owers of athletics. Several im2por- during tke University year by the Board in tant speakers have been scheduled for Ceato...…

…t1Q r 'ou1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1923 Broadway Climbs A Hill "Emperor William In Exile" was the ROBERT BARTRON introduced to this type of play at his title George Jean Nathan gave to one local community theatre. of his essays on Shakespeare. It was plethora of excellent dramas is their thaires of Nea York, not theN e And so it goes. The taste of the a very clever title, a very clever essay, frankly surprising, tragic, and evenrt...…

…_______________________________THE MICHICGAN DAILY PAt:R x y kt p ..- y ,,. , 14.,...E U U. Al I f I Ig I; El1 k " fY N k a 1 '4 'Y" f * {" Ii~. r r .2t4. , -g/- r,1 f t g A.... ......... . . . . . . . .e - r M- ., '.1/fILI CAVE girl, daughter of Eve--stripped of her jazz Eand her bold fri volit xI what's the modern flapper really like? Ras she a head, and does she use it? Is she daring, unselfish, resourceful? DE MILLE showed you...…

…i rt 1 SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE SUDY-A. 1,12 H MCIA AL A - The March Chimes AGA WINTERS Chin es' Theatre issue, which appear- gbt hge-wagon offends my esthetic ed ist 'Wednesday, is a typical vaude- sense. Lew Harlan slithers into the ville show-colorful, varied, dazzling, limelight once more with another and, after the first shock of amaze- eIs(tch of Town and Gown :poetry. isvent has ipassed, disappointing. Th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ ,. "-.... fir"'..°°sw"° :. :"' "" wns ". ,. ili7i MUM II Y IY i .. MMMA" 1 . 3 ..... ... a ..:'y .. COBBiVEs MEN Special Practice Handed Out to Bot Infield and Outfield by Georgia Peach DEL PRA TT' GOING GOOD WITH REST OF DETROIT INFIELDERI Augusta, 0a., March 17.-Tyrus Cobb is not going to take his squad of diamond stars and put them in action before he has a chance to give them a few of his ideas. . During...…

…PAGE& SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SLNKDAYMARCH 1.9, Y23d a man twice her age. As she grows{ wine o life, can hecone intoicated Odr, she is occasionally seared with with theljo of living and te hp the brand-iron of ealison, 'this girl o hpi B O~ with a remarkable ability to -w ott-a in the world by accepting a few She has lve-afairs, she earns, here cotonopaces, witaout draining the -iT.own livng, she lives in ais where' glass to the last poisonots ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY"" ' l1 LI-TC-A COBB BNKS I THISL ER e - By Jack Keene The education of Jimmy O'Connell. X75,000 beauty of the Giants, is now 'under way. There are several things helhas to'iearn about the art of play- ing ball as they play it under the bi; tent. Wherefore John McGraw is de' termined that he shall learn and the training of the youngster has begun Being an apt pupil, O'Connell is lear- ning quite rapidly and by the time ...…

…SUNDAY, MA RCH 18, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PGE SEVEN HIGH BUILDINGS (Continued fruns Page Three) as retainers. Over two hundred archi- tects prticipated at an estima ted cost to the competitors of nearly' one baltt miltion dollars. The site, 100 by 139 feet, is one of ttie most importanat in Chicago. Up to a height of 260 feet, thits entire area could be usedt for office pttrptoses; beyond this, to a heigt of 400 feet, ati ares limited to ...…

…_____________TI I E MICI GAN DATLE___ --r- THlsIS COLUMN CLOSES AT.3 Pd.$ LASSIFIE A DVERTI SING TIS COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M. i CLASS IFI E S C©UMNCLSES AT 8P M DO YOU K1NOW w ve have the ms Icompletely equipped plant in the country for Repairing, Refinishing, and tUpholster ing oftoin initure? rPhone '381-W. P. P.iHarding 88-21 !. 1. , : '. The writers named are to speak on! 7D 0 Lthe literary lecture course, composed D o ou K now 1...…

…P EIGHT TH-MC G NDAILY - - m ~cTTHE MICHIGANDAL SUNDAY, MARO'1 18, 192:.3 ?ortks /> Sn ASTEIR approaches-and women everywhere are planning their wardrobes for Spring. To delay ac- ~ltion i adopting the new Spring stles is to lose the zest of originality in wearing them. Modes for individual needs and for every occasion are being presented in the ready-to-wear section where shopping for Spring attire will be found a pleasure. The Suits The' Wra...…

…tion Y I Two I itprn E~it a Section Two IVo1 XXXIII xo-n13 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1923 PRICE FIVE CENTS JUNIORGIRLSTO d~aing PlayeP.4 Iae Mch 1rauate lxperlenee Though Local Glbs SECULRED TO FTRN1.411MUSK, At the,,ist dress rehearsal of the h eteent h annual Junior Girls' play 004~ last evening in Harbour gymnas- urbth the, at and the choruses rive eviene that this production, Wih is to be presented -the evenings 'March...…

…____ ____ ___ ____ ___THE MICHIGAN DAILY T THE THEA TERS' TheStage European Debts To Arcade Garrick (IDetroit) A m s Ceti ccii de Mille's Paramount produc- "h pigie.fYuh ste S"Adam's Rib" is the opening at- "h pigieo ot"i h 3tion on Sunday in which Anna Q. stage offering at the Garrick Theater When asked his opinion concerning 1 3son, Milton Sills, Eliott Dexter beginning Sunday night. This Uusi- the question of Europe's debts, Prof. i I Pau...…