…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1921 Fresh A ir Camp flakes Poor Kids Happy (By Lewis C. Reimann) to stand "Ten-shun!" while the win- while the "snipe hunt" filled the im- as the present site cannot be secured One hundred and forty-three poor ners of the previous day's tent in- aginative young minds with anticipa- for that purpose. It is hoped that kids of Michigan are healthier, hap- spection had the honor of raising the tio...…
…PAGE SX BOOKS BENEVOLENTLY EXHUMING SHADOWS1 BUIlED CAESARS, by Vincent Star. relt. Covicl-McGree, 193. Mr. Vincent Starrett after divers hectic years of contributing to Vanity Fair and its ilk makes his formal bow on our little stage with his first book, one Buried Caesars, miserably pub-1 lished by Covici-McGee who apparent-' ly have come to the point where they will print anything. Mr. Starrett, let us say, is by this time quite an elderly ...…
…SAY, OCTOBF1R Z, 92( #7I-E. MICIGAN t}AILY ____ , LAS 'l Fr w S U1CCESS MEETS USE OF OIUMNCOLOSES ;TNT FORBLASTING ItE AT3 .M.ADVERTISING a AT 3 P.N. -___WaXVshi~n Oct. 1.- Useof TNT I)A1L CLA~l~i~d) LATI 10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per readling line for; three or more ipsertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per iare;rior. Charged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, 11e per readi...…
…1I IUA , OE l3E2if2 THE, MICHIG AN DAILY ___ j BOARD . DANCING AT 3POKADVE RTISINGT_3___ I . UJSED) CARS. LOST. No S1sCriAIJA Jvt 1919 Oldsmobile 6 Tlouring. 1918 Oakland Touring. 1920) Nash Sport. 1921 Nash '4 Touring. 191 9 Hudson Touring. 1922 1Hudson lTouring. 1922 Nash 4 Coupe. 1921 Stearns-Knight 4-Pass. 1918 Oldsmobile 6 Touring. 1920 Nash 6 Touring 1922 Nash 4 Carriole. F~ORD)S YES, ANN ARDOR NASH3 CO. 311 Maynard BEST BOARD a...…
…1MBER 2, 1923 i i AT PM.ADVERTISINGAT3PM DAILY CLASIFIED, RATES 10c per reading line for one or two' insertions, 9e per reading line far three or more ineertions, cash in ad'~ance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion. Charged at the rate of 12c per- reading -line for one or° two insertions, 11c per ;..reding line for three. cr more insertions. White space chairged for at same rates. Classifieds charged only to those having phones. Ask about cont...…
…THE MICHIA DAILY- 77 7-77 11 KEY REIIESHOWS CREDITABRLE SEASON FgOWOLVERINE ICEMEN Coach~ Bars. Jt anicape*ped by LFlliigl a nucleus of Comb, goal, McDuff and Varw«aid Positionzs with Green Kahn,7 defense men, was a dire one, HellI as the service s of B~arkell, center, Lkerr and Sanregret, wings, of the ELIGIBLITYX $NX ADDS', T 1922 informal hockey team, had been 4IjJUIIIS C PJPLI4Yt MJlost through graduation. 39 to 4 3 Men Turn Out Start...…
…THE MICH1GAN DAILY " w s.+MrwMwrM. .w irn II COLUI CLOS AT 3 IQ ?MN Classifieds-Cont. H) O PIK AT U NI MT ISING WA NTE) plies are at the PDU, BC, BA, SIFIED.. 'wo cents a word vance. Minimum 25c. Minimum e cents per word d. White space; of five cents peri ds, charged only: STENOGRAPHERS WANTED VACATION. Students seeki ployment .as stenographers the summer vacation are re to make out application at t retary's Office. WANTED--IOff...…
…,IE MHIG71AN PLAI-LYt, I IE THIS COLUMM It CLOSES :TJSIN !Classified-Cor't. FOR RENT FORIRENT-Decsirabole furn~ished six- room .house. Tiwo blocks south of campus. Screened porch. For summer school or June 15 to Sept. 15. Phone' 1299-R. Box iM. 1?9p-2 FOR RENT-,Smnall apnartment fo~r following Pox Replies are at the y Office: -CHS, Jake, 18, 12, DM, C, MLS, ABQ, CNC, CNS, MG, C, RT, FIT HCE. FOR SALE GAN CLASSIFIED..j tes. Two c...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN _________________________________I UNITARIAN CHURCH State and Huron Sts. SIDNEY S. ROBINS, Minister October 2, 1921 9:30 A. M.--Sunday school. 10:40 A 1.-w"earing a Mask." A question not concerningsthe Ku Klux Klan alone, but con- cerning the ideals of today. 1:41 P. M.-V. P. R. U. Supper at no inai price, open to new students; to be followed by a meeting with a speaker. A Cordial Welco...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 19203 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SE -. ., ___._._~ > I Telephone 165 r , " (bi i J .r , , .,, cF ! '?F f i, off' _ / ,/ f F h f . '. 7' f .tl i t4 j _ r y tk a 1 ,I i'1 r ' jt _. ... f ' t - ,. + / f - ;" < < . ,: , ; v r " 'n ' s r , "' J __.... 1 BE TTE"R Drycleani*.ng and Pressing HERE, ALWAYS Notice how much longer your suit stays pressed when White Swan does it? Then ask some- one who sends his here. DRY terecur...…
…i PAGE EIGHT DAUILY 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. Saturday.) Volume 4 TUESIdAY, OCTOBER 2, 1923 Number 8 Tryouts for Masques' annual play, "A Thousand Years Ago" to be given in Hill Auditorium, November 20, will be held in Sarah Caswell An- gell Hall Wednesday and Thursday, October 3 and 4 fr...…
…PAGIC BIOTIT THE MICHIGAN DAILY - p 0 iY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Prosident until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. m. Saturdav., Volume 4 FRIUAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1923 Number 35 Faculty Record Blanks: It has been for several years customary to keepin the President's of- flee a confidential file containing records of the academic career of...…
…&omes Here For Concert Tuesday (Continued from Page Six) ever seen in the West. His passing was accurate and he was practically a stonewall on defense. His feat of scor- ing the touchdown by which Michigan defeated Iowa showed his ability at following the ball. After passing the pigskin back to Kipke for a drop kick Blott went down under the boot and by being awake and keeping his eyes on the ball he was able to recover for Michigan over the H...…
…___________TH4E MICHIGAN D AIL' FR AYtMA I --------------------- -: DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of j the University. Copy received until 3:3.0 V. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdwy.) Volume ; FRBIDAYS 3IARCII 2, 1923 :1 umhlr 109 Houme Presidenits: The regstration slips for signing oiJtt at night during February arie due and should be handed in to the Dean's office Immediately. JEAN HAMI...…
…THE' MICHIGAN DAILA .. _ _ __ _ am F I C IAL BU'LL ETIN' lleti is constructive notice to all meMbers of received until S--30 H. m. (11:30 &. m. lSaturday.) IV'EDNEVSDAY, 1LA -2, 190-3 Number lilt the Byu Copy r Public Speakiu~ for Engineers: The following meen «=ill speak Thursdy evening, May 3: Xkratz stunting Lang Miller Eunke M~errimnan Kish McDuff McLaughlin Robertson WILLIAM BRAY3ROOKS, P rofessor .Leaves 4 ,Fto r California...…
…T!IFJII-ITGAN DAIL'\ _ ---- - , LY OFFICIAL BULLETINI ;ion ina the Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members or oratty. Copy received udi] :30 D. mn. (11:.30 a. m. Satiarday.) 3SAUI~aY, 4 INEil 2, 1923 Number 171) tis: will be a conferenco of the Deans on Wednresday, June =6, a' MA L. BURTON. Bacalaureaie and Commencemuent: o expect to take part in the exercises of Commenemient v oo1k take note of the following schedule in order that...…
…PAU. EIGHT THE MIC141CAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1923 PA.~ EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Gift Exquisite Sets of Toilette Accessor'es Delicate perfumes, powders and other accessories for the toilette have been combined in sets arranged in attractive cases especially for gifts. Here are listed some of the popular com binations. There are many others. The artistry of transferring the fragrance of flowers from the blossoms themselves to equal...…
…Y A6V att Sec Two Tw VOL. XXXIV No. 60 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1923 ' PRICE, FI SUMMER SESSION' PLANS EXPANSION St. Denis Knows Ann Ar or Well Ruth St. Denis, "the rhythm of the world," mentioned on her recent visit to Ann Arbor that she has a special interest in the University of Michi- gan. More than fifty years ago her mother took work in the Medical school, a fact which proved of the utmost importance in Miss St....…
…t Y. itb :43 a t j E ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1923 Il I I s B"RINES WIN' 1 EN HONORS Buletin FROM FAST FIELD Special to The D~aily Madisoni, IWis . ,Junie. 2--Michi sai's last baseball, contest, selmed- Wled to be played,*Iitl isi~conin here ONisAfternoon, was called off on account of rain. I lighit-downpour this mornuing took, on the aspects of a heavy storm by three o'clock, but the, coaches decided to wait, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY lENT CONENTION TO EIISCSS MISSIONS' six motSAAD DELEGATES "TTEG'I N)AAPLI I . Bird's Eye View Of Campus Showing Site Of Women's League Building A Suggestion to those wizo are worryin about Christmas Gifts: Telephone 1548-W We will call and show you samples of Pillows, Banners, M- BLankets,Table Throws, Polychromre Lanps,Wall Plaques, Skins-all digtindtly Michigan and very acceptable as gifts. 'How the Business of Foreig...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WO m o-~ ly endorse nniunicatic ers Har shdorfer R. nahue J.] or ..........W Editor........ gazine Editor ... or .......... or .......... Bu Editorial Boa r Mau in Eug Assistants kriiitrong Fran afield Win lington Ed w wn Ken k Eliz nable John Cote Sam' oughlin M. tein W. D ~ Rob+ nghouse T. v oodspeed SoSl Ider Igrim Y Isucessful at Michigan. Starting withi . .$ a dash toward premier sporting hon- ors in the Conference,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Student Directory Supplement Topper, Willis E, 127 T 524 Hill Greensburg, P T Van Camp, Gordon D, '27 Van Antwerp, Lisle S, '25E 917 E xHuron Ponti. E Ann Grand Rapi Lawrence C. Leonard, W. Calvin Patterson, Paul Starrett, Willia m ^A. Buffalo AluniIF led ?P'sid Pa. 99-14 Cameron. James Murphy, Philip Kling, Robert J. Wilson, C. Coo1 ldge, .James Van inwagen, es-'931 George, F. Fiske. me r vice-president of the Un...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY fl~II cast of the Senior eld at 7 o'clock to- e dances this week *Union, Friday, urday, Mr~s. Yates Iday, Miss Martha me. Phyllis Rey- Ph~ysiciarn Comes Home In Steerange s; A Satu hold their last y night at Hel- The annuial will be at the Senior Girls'play rsday, June 14, can Jlich igaff eniors! . Gradruation. comes but, once in a life, time. Don't fail to have yoPur Senior picture made nowt' vqr ~ ou'l'l treasure it....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY News From Other Colleges nof the Law school will speak on NewsFromOthr :Clle s te "WrldCourt." Church of Christ Disciples California.-Helen Wills, '27, worm- these cheap but efficient vehicles are W "Normal Christianity-How Does it a national singles champion, de- in use. _ Work?" will be the topic of discussion at thei10:30servicesathhemChurchdo ted Winifred Suhr, '26, former Pa- IMinnesota.-A psychological clinic Christ D...…
…__________IiiJEMICI GAN DAILX June 22, 23, 25-9-12 a. in., andI 2-5 p. 111. A L LETI A Is constructive notice to all members of *ed until 2.30 D. M. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday.) JIIDAY, J17NE % 192:3 Number 179 nce of the Deans on Wednesday, June 6, al MW. L. BURTON. 1Camnencenzent: part in the exercises of Commencement week~ following schedule in order thatt there mal sible in carrying out the 'programn:-Punctu. as the procession will start ...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1923 A PICTURE OF VACHEL LINDSAY ICHOLAS Vachel Lindsay Words by has avoided Amy Lowell's fault of is not the great poet of LAWRENCE H. CONRAD Dwriting upon themes with which she 11 1 America, ht he is the A(Drny a, of his rae . rawing by has only a superficil acquaintance; only one of his raeehsavidCr adbr' al who is strictly true to , HALSEY DAVIDSON of publishingi Carls andhurgsfauint...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 19-A3 i - e ROBERT BARTRON HENDtRSON BIG ART AND LITTLE ART . Olrto. defyirg gra itson, while the A review, my dears, of the Deni- secord dances in are feee to make shawns! . . . with sillylittle "beauti- the r art, above al, natural, and thus,I fuls" and "perfections" and "eixgts- if you will, truly artificial. ites" to peck out the glory ot =their 'And so one could go or. It is hope- art. The ladies...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY tAtISITiditfli " A higher concept of art. Can a.- The question is asked: "f life' man stand at so great a distance from fourney is endless, where is its goal? his fellows es to mould them.?'"-F. iThe answer is: "Everywhere." - (R lietzsche, from "The Will to Power," vol. 2. Tagore), from "Thought Relics." OMEHOW its the same with everyone -once a customer, always a customer. Tuttle's Lunch Room 38 Maynard St. South-of Maj...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAY,, SUNDAY, -,_, A book that is vastly more exciting gotten the trials, the discoveries, the and thrice as melodramatic as Hecht's experimentings of his youth. As is THE MARRIAGE OF YUSSUF Frank Harris remarks in his portrait KHAN, by Frank Heller (T. Y. Crow- of Upton' Sinclair, the young man has ell). The publisher's cover advertis- some wisdom that ie lost with age, ing proclaims it a "corking adventure and other wisdom th...…
…2, 1923 THE MICHIC NEWEL BEBOUT HEAVEN 1"" If heaven be considered a state of "S" stands for Stork and for Swan. I Both are living "S's" running on legs; happiness, it is then relative and not for they have S shaped figures made absolute; for happiness is a success-' by beak, neck and body. ful struggling in which one's desires find satisfaction. Thus heaven is a Books eat me up because they hate state of strife, of war. me "AN DAILY PAGE F...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER. 2, 19 THE STAGE Someone very keenly remarked that plains why King Lear's elder daugh- (Continued from ae wo if his "King Lear's Wife" had appear ters treated their father so harshly in known you were interviewing me I ed under the name of a German or wouldn't have let you in his "Gruach" as the work of an un- Thus we have a siuation BENEVOLENTLYhpronouncable Russian the numerous of thorough basic p...…
…I Telephone 165 BET and Pressing HERE, ALWAYS Notice how much longer your suit stays pressed when White Swan does it? Then ask some- one who sends his here. DRY CLEANING the same way, Clothes Cleaner-every time. Feel Better-Look Better. !AN DAILY PAGE SEVEN the recurring humility and defeat at bid side-show curiosity, a desire to the end of each play There is, in- "have it on" the herd, or a true love deed, a grip or swing of the metrical ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1923 The Gift Exquisite Sets of Toilette Accessor'es Delicate perfumes, powders and other accessories for the toilete have been combined in sets arranged in attractive cases especially for gift;s. Here are listed some of the popular com- binations. There are many others. The artistry of transferring the fragrance of flowers from the blossoms themselves to equally appealing accessories of the toilette ...…
