…EATHER PROBABLY "RS TODAYZ f A6W Ait ttl , . XXXIII. No: 169 TW9ENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, 9UNDAY, MAY 20, 1323 TWENTY PAGES . . .. . .. i . .... S by I i By intl oil titl sell itpl one aseb ling~ ythi is t t ,n "Samson And .Delilah" Closes. Thrie h A nu l F stv l ~ S LE B NM Mimes Chooses SCORES91TER 9_S '1J Thirteen men were elected to mem- N _ BYItnti A.Howll B hdgr }l Aios O M91 SICH ULS bership in Mimes campus, dramati...…
…Rir#iTgn 4&titj SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1923 An AuaRevoir to Robert Frost "Selected Poems" and a Miscellany Robert Frost has several times JASON COWLES This is the sort of effect that Frost has been accused by various learned Grit- tried to produce ever since he first ice of hibernating in a fresh-water formed a Style-theory of his own; he university where he had to talk tc sto- calls it "vocal imagination." It is ...…
…______THE MICHIGAN DAILY v-. S ATHLETI\C BOOKS AREI COLLECTEDFOR FRAUD Eighty one student athletic books intended to be used fraudulently for admission to Ferry field for yester- day's game, were taken up by Athletic association officials at the gate. The books, which were in the hands o ' others than students will be kept un- til satisfactory explanations are made by; the owners. Owners of the books taken in will be called upon during the we...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MA Y 2, 19, The Paragon of the Cinema An Espousal of Standardization white playin' eavedropper down at NEWELL BEBOUT society. A true emotion becomes the Union the other night, I over warp and invariably turns sour. heard, five men discussing the art ofisecondly, the conventional ending i- motion pictures. All of the fellows This conception of standardization have never experienced those rae presses upon the ...…
…THEMICHIGAN DAILY X' rIETKICS IUEE AIN sONJY 40 "Tr;IJ8 11 Lucilla Walker, Mriel Iuriujgham n Ka<ther ine Aliz sw orth, iElean)or Wior±11 ington, Mlle,) a wCordi. The11o "l!)iforC liflw-llp)i1s o fol Membher~ of the(,cla~ss l r i~ ams -were announcedyeslerdy, n ill begirt practice the first part of _c week at Padlmer field for .the inl- rclass cot^eats which wtiill be play;- [in the near future. The scnior. class team has the fol- Iluig l...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TI-RKN SINIJAY, MAY 25, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGF TURKI ROBERT FROST (Continued from Page One). And shout from where I am, What is it? No, not as there is a tinia to talk. I thrust my hoe in the mellow ground. Blade-end up and five feet tall. And plod: I go up to the stone wall Io: ,tfriend : visit. Mr Frost was like that here. When you came to his house, he didn't say I't working on a poem,...…
…THE MICHiGAN DAILY SUN1 ~a---~: cation of this student contained is iidirectly imperiling an insttuton of the nation. A more perfect example WSPAPER OF THE- of harm done and justified on the 'Y OF MICHIGAN grounds of free speech cannot be morning except Monday found and the actions of the students sity ye'ar by the Board in t Publications who we.re responsible for the abduc- titr Confercee Editorial tion of this young man who so gross- ly mi...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. MAY 20, 192 An Atheist's Conversion "THE LIFE OF CHRIST," by Gloran- EDGAR H. AILES the circumstances of his metamor- ni Papll. Harcourt, Brace and Co ira $3.50. Translated from the Italian o -3 arc highly significant. I he- by Derothy (anfield Fisher, 'that he died of syphilis. Such is the clgical hysteria and lack restraint. levc the tremendous appeal the boo: Cencisseurs of mder:, European loving Christi...…
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…SUNDAY, MAY 20, 192 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVS _ _ ____ _ ( ltlttt ittlllNttNlllilltlitl111U111Htllltl tlillttllt#1tUltltttittiltlilttt{lilt Uti[tt11111ttil ' Non-Pedantic History F. L. TILDEN WILLIAN PLUMER'S MEMORAN- France. The slavery question was be- DIM, University of mlhig'ain Pn. ginning to show itself in Congress and was smouldering ominously even at cttonr, Sacillen. $3.50. this early period. Tunis was preying There is an ingro...…
…_____THE MICHIGAN -DAILY - MEIN" 1 t mom M-JmUu lIM(Lj cam---- re ~ .... f~ t I. EIE MAKE CLEAN Swr.EP ,i GOPIH :, ER oc TY TAKES SECOND CA:;el£ OM NoRTUMEN 6BY 11-3 SCRfEl Scores ThirdWin InBig<f,-Ten Race DETROIT EASTERN ' WINS' PRPTITLE[ Stars In Contest --With1'Minn,,esota, (Cntinued from Page On) Llot of credit goes to Swanson, sttuting for Bltt at catching ying his first complete Conference7 ne Swede batted .00...…
… pAGP six THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNDA, MAY 2, 123 B0t5~ GERTRUDE STEIN'S A MODERN ULYSSES NEW BOOK TiHE OD)YSSEY OF A 'ORPED)OEID Let us remodel your old fashioned yellow gold wrist watch GEOGR~IAPHY11)AN PL'AYS b) tier- TRANSP'ORT lrude Stein. 'TeFour Sarom-' rasltet byi Grace-Falow Moro. and make a birand new white gold wrist watch of it at trosy.. .i t leglien 3iffli and Co. $1.7) Reviewed by Warren E. Btower lei-,esed by Dtoohy S nd-,cs " Fot'...…
…TI I E, M.rIC:I IGAN J2ATLY - - ~ - - - -n _ ._ ,. ... - -r------ CI ~W o Am DV E R T.rs i ria a 5 * TH_ IS COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P. M.. r)n Classified Rates. Two Cents per word a day, paid in advance. Min- imum charge for first day, 25c. Minimum thereafter, 24c. Th'rue cents per word per day if charged. White space charged for at rate of 5c per agate line. Classified, charged only to those having phones. Pbone 96O FOR RENT The fol...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 20, :1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE SKVENr THE STORY OF can be answered by one question: !1iil1111~I~11it111IIifhltill1t~1~i111t1III111~fiir A PEOPLE'S SOUL "Who knows what is true and moral?" Whtwuda"true" picture bre like? SIXON OF CYRENE, By thonuis hall' I would be like nearly every ohr ShastIu. George WoAhr, :inn Arbr.moinpcreacls moian indcvireualscactuareproduci Invest in Good A ppearane of a iniviual' acualexperiencei . Rtevie...…
…TI 1t MICH-IGAN .All.A -_._- __--- DA I LY O F F ICI AL, BULLETINI N Iblcaten In tb Bulletin is constructive notice to all members oat ill Uflarsty.Copy reelyo 'unilt3!30 Di. i.(11:80 a. m Sr day.)I Poune 3 SUYDAY, MAY 20, 193 Nunber 169 The beans: There will be a conference of the ;Deans on Wednesday, May 23, at a Ml. M. L. BURTON.' 400mai and Cert~latoe. Fees: Only 'two more days remain, including tomorrow, for the actual pay- lto the T...…
…'I NT E MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 20, 123 HI 1IIRESQUE at once be the clown of the orchetra ca n no huro e " this with noc is, the sirnOletr tU.ns that take the best (Continued from Page Seven) and, instanter, the saddest of intstru- c e it to them whaevrf The -ojec- while w'th the specialist it ia the at taking up the idea. Soon the story ments. It is largely a nmatter of regis- tion is merely raised due to the mis- s:mplest rhi as le tires ...…
… Section LL dfrr ttt Section Two Two I - I I W---j VOL. XXXIII. No. 169 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1923 PRICE FIVE w rr wri. .' Y Wr ww EXPECT BIG CROWD AT AUTO CLASSIC' More Foreign Entries Received Than at Any Time Since E1914, WOOD WRITES FOR SCIENCE MAGAZINE "Corrosion of Rustproofed Iron and Steel" is the title of an article by Prof. W. P. Wood, of the chemical engineer- ing department, that appeared In a re- c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AY, MAY 20, slowwwow X , ._.__. I NENTON DEERMINES D SC TTR CITY GANGS NG PEOPLE'S SALVATIO1N ARMY ANNOUINCES IVE 1 Detroit, May 19, (By A. P.)-"Break up the city st reet gangs." This was the slogan of several hun- dred delegates from Michigan urban centers who gathered here today for a two-day congress of the Young People's Division of the Salvation Army. During the congress, which is to be featured by public mass m...…
…THE MICHIGAIN DAILY ST:-A Y. =-IAA'O0,1523 0RESIO E at once be the clown of the orehestrai 'h~~innrtin-s 'tat take the best 1Sbl~"L,3klLY [L " V LZ U L W L UL 10 U %3 +L 1 eet.i }i ebk ,. I:.'f.$1 4awaa w e,+.Y" u~u t ,+ gu y.s (Continuxed from Page Seven) and, istante, the saddest of instru- c edit to :them whtee: The oojec- while with the specialist it is the t taking ukp the idea. ;Soon:tae story ments. It is largely :q matter of regi...…
…~ MAY 20, 1923 Xy The Paragon of the Cinema An Espousal of Standardization While playing eavesdropper down 4t' NEWELL BEBOUT "society. A true emotinbecomes the Union the other night, 1 over- i warped and. invariably turns sour. heard five men discussing the -art of Secondly, the conventional ending im- motion pictures. All of the fellows This conception of standardization have never experienced those rare presses upon the minds of the au...…
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…LA'xtiFlV LrlAL.' £ . . SUI DAYr, MAY 24; ,-M~3 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ . _ ', - ._._ . . . - An Atheist's Conversion 0 "THE LIFE OF CHRIST," by Giovan- EDGAR H. AILES h-tT'cidms uses oinificetamor- ni Papini. l1areourt, Brace and Co. , p o are hlysinifocat. I be $O.Translatedl from the talian' by Dorthy anfi' Fihei I nthat he died of syphilis. Such is the clogical hysteriaaind ack c restraint lievO-the tremendous appea: the book Ccnois...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIfY _: .u.,..,.,,.... , IND PROPER TY LOSS IMEN1 wlSE WHEN FLO OD ST.IKES HOT SPRING -PILLW ET jj~ INASTER FIGURES # [Edlialtl6t4IGEl!1{1111111! SIAUn SIN ECOR ~ a large cabinet in room 108, Ma- ;f ______ hail, there are some plaster-of-'E orontebtnclpai f igures of all sizes and shapes. S{i Wrontebtnclgarden and:"cSom e rcacne-shaped with little dents A 7! ' ldIi green house are now being built in ' F jth.em, others look li...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'ion .dedicates Memorial Hall ZThTC OiIH aAY nn i!Fighing zSpirit E } I I fir, :? Jilfl l L IULIUL I 11U .. Puzzles Doctorse HIHLI P1WON~ ORK! It has beensaidtha lci a #; p4 I:I f iJT';I:fVE3 l:j ' i;! I":CN !has been frightened and puit to flight,{ 1;?.1_i 1\A T x D BV that nature gives him additional en- Ci1..ANGJ I ergy through an increase in seere- ______ tion from the adrenal glands. Thq? Lansing, May 19-(By A.1'....…
