…I V AMit ail A. RECE EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1923 EIGHT PAGES - - UST O)R RE- ALLY Is TORY Milners usiasticI ,eplying lie con- resist- med inj ies to anI the Diet. in ion that Reichstag it could he parlia- .d the un-1 2-(By A. I theex-' Ito hold i forces )rocloma- national res thatE nor thek will ever nic slaves "COACHES DON'T WEAR 'EM,'I vr ISAYS VARSITY MIEN)TOR "Coaches don't have to wear 1 'em", sa...…
…le respective i-nes of work,, andi are of an lionorary nature, mmesi being orained only thiro ugh election. The paper's to be gi venbyDgWr thin and Dr. Weller ildal it th~e results which they have cbU in' highly specialized research in tpathology during the pa ;t year. O t e C o h - s every one tat was admitteadidu to a present the results of research wvork lack of campus rooming faciles . ewmtod anlsi arido WILLAR MINy Professor WXillard in ...…
… .._.. i f Because of the Junior Girls' play N COLLEGE IN THE there will be no league party to- ) MATOR OF day. A one-act comedy presented by >URNEY Masques will be a feature of the league party next Friday. ;)men rifle team won Agricultural college The v1 will be a Saturday evening peromance of the Junior Girls' pilay. on college, Wiconsin,jTickets can be obtained at the Whit- nament recently. ,The ney theater. 4. A. C. and Michigan_ )ut of ...…
…II' - IA,-IU-IN I-A! I- _ .. ..... A-L NEWSR OF1?THE .RSITY OF %14JIIGAEN every morning except Monday University year by the Board in Student Publications. of Western Conference Editorial ciated Press is exclusively en- be use for republication. of all :ches credited 'to it or not other- ed in this paper and, tke local hed therein.- at the postolffice at Ann Arbor, s second claua matter. in by carrier or mail, $3.50. Ann Arbor Press Buildin...…
…,a! Sets Out with lectures by members of the French department and by men of let-I What t's A l Abo totrs from abroad. The organiaztion is I orary members. Associate members can be made active by recomendatlon of the committee. This committee is composed of the director, and three K. students of the club. <} ~SENIOR ENGINEERS SLOW f IN ORDERING CLASS CANESI saW,. a.. -- - Can you afford to neglect the Oppor- tunilties in the classified colu...…
…1111 ic 11111111 i A wummimw-) W4 ,, _JJ ...... I ' ' YY 11 ~~PIDL II Calibre While SArchie c J f t t z 1 ,I i ,t t .l '1 _ DEPARTMENT OF TEAMI NTAINS GOOD MATERIAL# y material galore is contained quad of freshman track art- have just passed their indoor under the tutelage of Archie Starting out with practically as a nucleus the team now any num'ber of men who show ities that go to make up) great Every branch of sport is well re...…
…, SSIFIED, ... THIS ADVERTiSING r 'COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M. f tl . Classified Rates. Two Cents per word a day, paid in advance. Min- Iium charge for first dJay, 25c. M'inimum thereafter, 20c. Three cents 'per word per clay if charged. W1hit~e space charged for at rate of 5c~ per agate linre. Classified, charged only to those having phones. Phone96) ECP, 18,; TTTLE1 AIT BILL" Young. BPS, Niel ashington -7 LE~AGUE11 a percern atP. D. ...…
…______ ______ _____TI IE MICHIGAN DA.ILX __ _ a rt. OFFICIAL BULLETIN Bauletin is constructive notice to all members of spy, received until I: 0 D. m. (11: 30 a. m. Saturday.) FRIDX , MARCH 23, ,1923 Nmber 1:17 I I :s of the Graduate School: !d H1. Lloyd and Mrs. Lloyd will be at home, ,1735 Waslhtenaw a.mbridge Road, to students of the Graduate School on Fri- from 4 to 6, on the following dates: March 23, April 20, May G:00-Oratorical...…
…L '4 S It6 &Ii'P IASSUCI~A U I A!PRESS "' blltYICI -- a ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY. MARCH 23h122 PRTIml r PD TI11~ '~ ' A A~&%IJM J.~ -. .. .... iw -- i FM ,or Satiric Replies To "G. D. L." And Professional Baseball Problem Are Headliners In March Chimes i NIMENCEMENT INOW GREATER LSED SIZE OF GRADUATING ASSES IS CHIEF CAUSE OF DIFFICULTY TORIUM CAPACITY FINITELY LIMITED Alumni, and Relatives of Sen- Will Swell Seat Demand...…
…w during the Univermity Publications. 'D PRESS ntitied to the use f or to it or not otherwise published therein. , Michigan, as second d mStt he sentiments expressed .BR4WSTIhR P. CAMPBtLL .........Joseph A. Bernstein .......... .$I. P. Lovejoy, Jr. .....J. B. Young G. P. Overton M. B. Stahl Lt Paul Watzel . . ........L. Armstrong Kern L. R. Meiss ....... .Thornton W . Sargent, Jr. ....................George L. Sloan .....Sidney B. Coates...…
…LN DAILY ILY r of Sets ress ciated Press) ar. 22.-Radio en- increased ben-fold w months, it ap- vey conducted by ress and covering t, Kentucky and ly all points from e been received of radio sets, par- ses of telephony, ire were hundreds ir out a statement Hoover at the re- ice at Washington >wing to rapid de- :telephony within e months there are' radiophone receiv- ion in the United with less than 50,- PAREH OUTLINES NEEDS OF ELECTRICAL ...…
…-a ~WV~ ~ . . > .. ... .:,. : .: ti....,,., a m . .... .w. .... . .. .: ?n Track 1M eke Intercla ents for the finals in the ndoor track meet which un off Friday evening at in Waterman gymnasium >mpleted, and considering o placed in the prelimin- esday night, and the time the events, it is expected rs of track will be given tomorrow evening. The e the last indoor meet of season and a large crowd a are expected. en Favored To ss Meet On ...…
…'1 r i Baseball candidates will prac- tice indoors from 1 to 3 until weather conditions permit re- turning to Ferry field. RAY FISHER, Coach. IL A. C.1 TO Out of the conferences and meetings that have been held in Chicago during the last week have come a number of interesting items pertaining to the S--future of athletics in the Mid-West. Central Cnferencae Little information hascome out re- garding the decisions reached at the Big Ten mee...…
…Li Irsitte rho has at- :ational in- eering and record in ne from the erhaps the ined by anj ollege work at consin. There years of liter- ed with an all ole four years. 3ntered Massa- chnology where four years he e head of his standing from of the hardest the country. leering he be- I in law. He for a year but interest was here he has kept up his high schola ship.record by making his customs all "A's." He was made a student e tor of the Law...…
…7 Saturday -i Junior Girls' port at 4:45 ese Gardens. irIs' play will ,t Graham's meeting of today. the ball practice will not account of the Junior shmen will meet as us- )ck today. r "The Yellow Jacket" s during the remaind- ock, Jso and Due Jung t 4 o'clock, Chee Moo Friday, at 3 o'clock, See No, Tai; Char Cling and maid; at 4 rd are re- :45 o'clock gymnasium t the Senior to tradition way to the e supper. Plans for a hike have been ...…
…ow CIAL BULLETIN :30 p. m. (11:30 a. M. Saturdays.) AY, MARCH 23, 1922 Number 126 e members of the faculties were requested to furnish cer- data to be filed in the President's office. This file has l and it is desired to bring it up to date and continue it by data from thosq who were appointed this year or who for ve not filled out a card for the file. The material is being e President's office today, and a prompt reply will be grate- F. ...…
…THE WEATHER CLOUDY AND WARMER TODAY rt S rian VOL. XXXI. No. 119. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARC# 23, 1921. -,--'-_ WALTER B. REAJ 2, O F NEXT YEAR'~ "BUD" REA, WHO LAST NIGHT was, elected captain of nextyear's basketball five, played a wonderful game at running guard during the recent victorious season. POND,'19,SPEKER IAT A NNUL LUNCHEON APR 2 WILL OUTLINE. POSSIBLE PLANS FOR NEW WOMEN'S BUILDING Irving K. Pond, '79, architect o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rl~~Dads t l OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ablisked every morning except Monday during the Univer- ar by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise d in this paper and the local news published therein. ntered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan,...…
…THE MICHIGAN 'AILY ..m A.Mad ._.... r r ., . . . . ..! : 4' 7r ,. 'r ,. Y7« v. ; Cro, CORNELL NEXT TRACK OPPONENT, OF WOLVERI.NE VARSITY SQUAD Teams That Meet Saturday of Strength; Expect Close Meet Equal BIG RED STRONG IN DISTANCE RUNS; JUMPS AND) VAULT Cornell will be the next Michigan track and field opponent, meeting the Wolverines on the Waterman oval Sat- urday, March 26. The meet promises to be as close as that of last year...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY W~DNJDAY, U 0t~18#xS, n MISSIONARY WILL MASQUES M~EMBERIS TRYOUT Basketball practice for first and see- LS AT VESPER SERVICES FOR ANNUAL: SPRING "PLAY nd teams will be held as follows: SADELEUROPIES "'~"~"''" SA DLE ONIE~ j All expense including stemship Iae, Wehts. FistfomMsqnsIN 1III Freshmen, 2 o'clock today; juniors, 3 Sightseeinq trips, etc "is the subj~ct ,of tue ad- irs tryoutsfo the Msusannu- o'clock today. A) 1 427 ...…
…1£ £ L'd £WA41L I ANDAILY TODAY Screen Majestic - Mabel Normand in "What Happened to Rosa." Arcade--Douglas Macbean in "Chickens." Comedy, Bray comic, and Kinograms. Wnerth-Pearl White in "The Tiger's Cub." Sunshine com- edy and Universal News. Orpheum--"The. Branding Iron." Comedy, "Tea for Two," and an episode of, "Velvet Ping-' ers." TONIGHT Stage Whtney- "Oh, Oh, Cindy." TIS WEEK Garrick (Detroit)-""The Bird of Paradise," an Hawaiian rom...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY } WlUkNEhSDAY, MARCH 23 STUDENT ADVISORY C03ITTEE WINS APPROVAL OF BURSLEY (Continued from Page One) part in the regulation of student life. Officials of the committee consider that the Student council has directed its attention to the supervision of such matters as class games, elections, and kindred activities and has not been able to do anything with the prob- lems of general regulation of the stu- dent body. This con...…
…WARMER TODAY wA Of ill trt~i~a rn ' DAY AND) N SERA !l . XXX. No. 12 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1920. PRICE THREE S15 H S S M I N I S T E R O FS1 , C C P TIRE EBERT-BAUER CABINET EXPECTED TO QUIT POSTS RLIN AND LEIPSIC CALM SAYS REPORT nation in Ruhr Region and Are Occupied by Allies Unfavor- able UNITED STATES TO GIVE STATUE TO FRANCE; ANN ARBOR WILL RAISE $250 (By Associated Press) Berlin, March 22,-Gustave Noske,...…
…JAL NEWSPAP'ER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN d every morning except Monday during the Unirer- the Board in Contral of Student Publications. EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED~ PRESS ;ociated Press is exclusively entitled to the usae for of all niews dispatches credited to it or not othtrwise his paper and the local news published therein. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor., Michigan, as second in by carrier or mnail. $3.50. - n Arbor- Press building, Mayn...…
…r,.... PO P'I'S o .. .' ' ___ .-.-W UAIT INSTILLS GHTINB SPIRIT Track Team Looks to Dual et With llinois for Re-, venge first in which he- has run since he hurt his leg over a month ago. Hav- ing already run six heats, three of which were in the high hurdles, the performance of Carl Johnson in the. high jump was even better than could have been expected. Chicago's poor showing in the meet was attributed to the poor physical condition of...…
…117 D.- ralines Store, Adv. Get your Furniture and Rugs at Koch and Henne.-Adv. De Klyn's Candies of Cleveland. Tices' Drug Store, 117 So. Main.--Adv. LITS :O DE LUTECE to all who love the beautiful and distinctive in music" GEORGE BARRERE, Flute CARLOS SALZEDO, Harp LUCIEN SCHLITT, 'Cello ITORIUM, TUESDAY, EVENING, MARCH 30 150 DELEGATES ATTEND MADISON__COFEENCE More than 150 delegates attended the central' sectional conference of Women...…
…THEATRE 0, a.30. 10:00 TODAY man and at's Your Doris Husr Tues -Wed. 282 and 24 - Ora Crue in "The Loot," with a Mutt and Jeff cartoon, "Pawn Brok- ers.," Thlurs-Fri. 25 and 26-Evelyn Greeley in "Me and Captain Kidd," also a news and comedy. '~ Garrickeroit SALICE BRADY in '"]Forte w Sever After" ARGENTIMA.N TO DFLIVER LECTURE iN SPAM1SH TONIT, "The Citiesy and People of South Amherica," will. be the subJect of a lecture by Sr. Jaime A....…
…WH ATS GOING OD V l out last night for the trip, will meet FRESH LITS HEAR at 7 o'clock tonight in Lane hall. TALK ON HISTORY OPERA NOTICES ~~ "Suppose we say that an/educated TUESDAY man or woman is one who knows a 7:30-Rehearsal of east and chorus good deal about something and some- in cond act. thing about a good deal," was the 8:80-Rehearsal of all men in inter- suggestion of Prof. William' A. Frayer, The I Flavor LNst °- Why are fla...…
