…27, 1923 THE M ICHIGAN'IDAILY_______ _________ .r ._ . _ a.. - . r . ...m . START TODM VING AX STARTING, SUNDAY " . kI N 4. I, ,... 1 NO-ADVANA IN110IES'35c I ! OIL of ICture lf by ' , I a I v a = " . * r 4 ilk _ ' , / ;: ..-^'"- ,. , Yr , , ,,,. { , ; i ' (THE STORY THAT STARTLED. AMERICA -- THE PICTURE THAT WILL A.MAZE ALL THE--ATRE - GOERS .. ]he girls, of toda are mixing fez r e s1 in life, doing things ,that, ...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 100% EDUCATION Among the Magazines (Ctnd fr e By N . when he hears about the Dean of Stu- dents, and if we venture to show of- The liveliest thing in THE DIAL fense he is still more convulsed by for May is D. 1-. Lawrence's review i Stuart P. Sherman's "Americans.' our naivete. In the fcreign universi- It rambles along like this: "He smites ties the students are absolutely free the marauding Mr. Menck...…
…rrHE MICHIGAN DAILY, ; n <.3 .. ..: +o... I Ili lw ... urri r rry.w a. rr rrrM t " :, . .., , . , , ,, - b ......." 1ICHiIANTAAKSTE r WJa ' -(~C onnue so rt P re O de) a-' i , tie giwen k e l 1 ich gan,'and , ther tegprd. 714 sInches. (New Ohio field ree- to tummaiies:$ - , rdX Aerian legue 0yari daslk.-on ri.; Wttin 4 broad urn1- Wan by Hubbard, R H E h *higa~ ohIWtel, 1tich ga, se}. iltigan; ,send, Snyder, Ohio State...rca.......…
…TH11E MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY G, 112 _____Sir -e odore Cook. Here.sa in to k !y three lading metropolitan 'ana- ---- btsher's wordt on the back covet. ges. tit in view of the fact that en- 4Eti«e arc told that Lynch "makes a I l'opsn pnin fi.mrt mat s most adlmred quality- or- tr poigoiin fismrt rx" . ,'e--shine through the sortidness 01 are held by two severe and clerated- i he ring "There is notb- framoic critics, antI that many pe- igsot...…
…____ ___ ___ ___ THE MICI-iGAN I2AILY THIS M~OUMN CLOSES AT 3 PAM A DVERTI SING STUDENT RETURNS SFROM YEAR ABROAD' After a ycar. spent at. the Univer- sity of Paris and in travel through {France, 1Rcard C. Wolfe, 123E, of Chicago, has returned to Michigan to take his degree. Before leaving last year, Wolfe made arrangements to1 Woe k i .' Womebi to Wori n Jap 'aiOffce Tokio, May 26-(A.P.)-For the first timne in its history the war depart...…
…SN1 r_ _ C N DAILY PaGIE SEVN ceiing sentence is t an exclamation.i Don't e a meal for the cruel fish, M r., ab so S et les t a fliaili lit read in a a cadvoe, wvith Scha al fate yiiii cold rnever, a fating inflection, wish." EDWV(ARD CMACKyewih a nldd ntets gradedlthis version "est." I lisnt ascribe to ittay patiuar As for aofeld's 'Sea Fever,"on exellenice, but simply asokic it mayitfIftic finest things in te Englisi The tsitess msan gies in...…
…______ T~IIlE MICH IAN LAIL\_--A E DING ONa Is column shoul i30 o'clock ofj lication. y Men's Bible class : er Room, Lano ball. unday services In Ann 1es. of the Zioniist society ts' class, Church of in Upper Room, Lane Bible classes meet In Itouch with the Intramural depart- in Switzerland has searched the figure ment, 2268, at once, of a billion francs annually for a pop-' 'R Ieservations for the University Chain. ulation of four milli...…
…VAL . E IGHT THE 'MICHi"CaAN Al :LY - A., MAY 27, 192 drair his owe. ('t *its rct'.I outys~ ash to reminl him thn our P. T.O.W E s who favor "Steep) little frog, in Su m e lap so soft,"' are grog into our high ('ire not estimate what the results oh t test, to actual '1'. 0. Ii' might beS o ts W a But if, sometime in the far future ry little Matry comes onic to merei cting, Seets little frog, in my ap so - Experily Tiloreda soft," I shall burn ...…
…on 0o LL 4v ~att3 Section Two LNo. 175 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUjND.AY, MTAY 27, 1923 PRICE FIVE [JNCAPNTRS hop Early For Senior Women Who Will "Play "IEWODTI Rig WreFaa EYour Bluebooks In Annual Class Pr oduction SU ILL In Times of old IiJII: [I T f~~~~~luebooks, (th bore of a college C~yu redwa ig bt ow as the inevitaOF, tENIORSosi PLAYw: I(los, has it ever occurred to H~ A yotabateithayhamposnciaeleI S G'etid 46jr Rber Arhur As1?rt...…
…____ ____ ____ ____ ____THE MICHIGAN DAILY STIMALU#HDLODS KENOWN IN music (Continued from Page N~ie) lie performance of numbers from Bach D Mlinor Mass was a lovely h. The religiouis atmosphere es- fished was well carried on by the~ ic from "Parsifal" and coflcluded "The Hymn to Jesus". Earl V. re conducted the mass withi much e dignity and surety of his position n his con~ducting of the Wolf-Fer- ilast year wouldl have led us to ect. Stock,...…
…(Continued from Page Seven) to draw his own conclusions. I only wish to remind him that our P. T. 0. E.'s who favor "Sleep little frog, in my lap so soft," are going into our high. schools to teach English poetry! I dare not estimate what the results of' a test to actual T. O. E.'s might be. But if, sometime in the far future, my little Mary comes home to me re- citing, "Sleep little frog, in my lap so soft," I shall burn the school building, ...…
…I IV .FT 14 F Characters. The Professor. The Professor's Wife. The Young Lady. The Young Man. The Student Critic. The Grouch. Edgar Guest. The Professor's Wife: Oh wonderful. -Wonderful! the first night. too! CARROLL LANE FENTON Uniersity of lfichiqan Is it a;successful orchestra? We. have none Of-. The Young Critic: The symphony is wic of the great things Frauce has that was And -for The Professor: Waiter! The Young Lady: I think Mr....…
…THE Ml( UNDAY, MAY 27, 1923 UNtDA .r_...-- ..... I' - 10 -r' 3 !( , .;> .',i' ,, ., ' '(, i I'. Sir Theodore Cook. Here, as in thie publisher's word on the back cover, we are told that Lynch "makes a mian's most admired quality-tour- age-shine through the sordidness of the ring . . . ." There is noth ing sordid about the ring. If one can call a sport where a man's corn- mon sense and coordination are al- lowed full sway ,then is the...…
…I inc on in Poetry, -but They Know What They Like This article is a report of the re- sults of a study, made by Mr H. J. Brevis and myself, of 90 papers, writ-' ten by university seniors, all prospect- ive teachers of English, in a test to measure discrimination in ability to judge poetry. It is not pretended that the group tested was large enough to indicate the average ability of all uzi- versity seniors. Being comnposed of' prospective t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Theaters :-7 --....a, --____ . .. , , , . w ,. I P1.~YBarbara Laliarr and Eleanor Board.- man have the leading roles in Ru Pert Hughes, production, "Souls For rnIAk ~n) Sale, whiich is booked for a five-day ff the cast are as r un beginning Sunday. The setting hard, Grace Fry; ! for this picture is Hollywood, and the rd's minstrel, Nan'life and adventures of a moving plc- rig of the fairies, ture actre-ss form the ...…
…THEt MICHIGAN DAILY ______ ,. f LILY OFPICIA.LIBULLETN; Icatton 1-athe Bulletin tso outrtctlve aotic. to all member at aivernsity. Copy received uutil 3:34 b. in. (11:30-a, . . a rya.) me 3 SUNI) iy, 3MAY 27, 14:11 'N aber 175 rtmard fvo: Commencceint 1Day; .x lorrs selected by respective Class Presidents to, serve on. the fjonor for Commencement will meet w"ith Dr. May at the _Gymnasium,4:00 uesdai. May 29. L. M. GRAM. C1hief Marshal. ne...…
…IA 1rinm..I CHANGE IN. RATUIRE L SW 43Uf ~~Iai ,:J DAY AN] - - XXXII. No.,174 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1922 PRIC .. . ,, DISCUSSINS MARKE EDITORS' SECOND 1 CONVENTION DAY BRU14Is'LEADS MORNING ASSEM . BLY PRIOR TO ROUND .. TABLE GROUPS CONSTITUTION ADOPTED FINISHES ORGANIZATION NORTHEAST VIEW OF THE PRACT ED. THIS IS THE FIRST OF A SCHOOL OF EDUCATION. THE Provides for Permanent Body Known THIS SUMMER. as Michigan ...…
…onday during the WUiveritY dent Publications. CIATED PRESS lentitled t *|the r " t ated is t rmet gtbmWriS mews pbliahed therea- Arbr, .i.I.E. a s..s.a daily exercise. Nor does he study while eating, or turn immediately to his bboks again immediately after a meal, and work perhaps until late at night, thus cutting short his period for sleep. On the other hand, the wise student, like the trained athlete, lives more carefully and regularly than...…
…templation Of Cap Night ht is Gap night. A sense of s, of freeness, suffuses our and tears of gladness well up eyes. And yet . . . a f sorrow too, of loss .-. hat doe-s not fit into a hip We shall miss our little gray ver. It has served us well. eel glad that we have worn le pots faithfully. Think of r fellows who have never worn ots at all, and who are even g them to the fire in their 0OL EDITORS- TTEND MEETINGS ontinued from Page One) deleg...…
…I ^ ..i' fii : i o E'A1. Y _ 2_ "TO DAY Meet Brings From All Mtry JNTRY AFTER TITLE sociated Press)' 26.-The question of y between college ath- East and of the West 'ed at Harvard stadium 6th renewal of the an- field tournameut of the Association of Amateur erica, first held in 1876. ie first institution from' igan to out-run, out- t-throw the cream of aie stars will defend the it won last year. In- ion from the West will y Leland S...…
…lniii V LL 1111 E TIVITY FOR NEXT YEAR be the award of a U. 'of M. monogram as well as the class numerals to the championship teams of each sport. The teams that finish second and third will be awarded class. numerals only. building, and installed in its new headquiarters on the second floor of Waterman gymnasium. This new lo- cation will help bring it into closer touch with the students finding their source of recreation in the gymna- ,or ...…
… w vDAILY _ A 1 1J~~.i il ._ - ; .- 4 1 ... wt I D e are vaiting - U IiU servle you Perhaps you have never given us the opportunity of placing ourselves at your service. It may be that you are not acquainted with us and don't know how well equipped we are to take care of your meat and grocery needs. If such is the case we hope that you will soon find occasion to come to our store and let us show you that we are really ready and ...…
…INY Grace Frey, r. Elsa Oles- A ;hman and mittees are 3 to the reg- Jor- niza i sum- sons having funds) league campaign the treasurer of ttee, Dorothy Jef- ad at once. This or " campaign e - collected individ- this..week. Ann Arbor group ociation of Univer- iold their annual t 11 o"clock this me of Mrs. Jos- Hill street. There Persons having employment forI girls attending summer.school or the fall term and those who will take girls to ...…
… aTaava AA -164 11 L ,I ,1A- L CL opy received until 3:30 p. rQ. (11 S SATURDAY, MAY 2 t"0 s :6 a.1m. a um y.) 7, 1922 Dumber 174 idents having in their possession books drawn from the University y, are notified that all such books are due Wednesday, May 31, on t of the impending close of the academic year. WM. W. BISHOP, Librarian. ering English 6, Report Writing: udents who miss the lecture on Tuesday, May 30, are urged to attend tu...…
….I C4ko .4r a DAT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1921. acond Presentation of Great Spanish Play Reaches High Perfection Point a (By H. A. D.) With the advantage of a tfrst night success as an incentive to reach the, highest possible 'point of perfection, members of the cast of "The Great Galeoto", made their second appear- ance last night in Sarah Caswell An- gell hall. The gr.eat Spanish problem drama, so well executed in last n...…
… the Univer- ans. ese is exclusively' entitled to the use for s dispatches credited to it or not otherwise od the local news published therein. toffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second gi Maynard Street. 2414. words, if signed, the sig- it, but as an evidence of blished in The Daily at the mailed to The Daily office. no consideration. No man- er incloses postage. mdorse the sentiments e- t be received after 8 o'clock 1' LOR ...........G...…
…-. --: .. .. ." ;, ' '' 0 L - - . . - . - .. - - - . . - I . - IiiIIIIIiii, SPORT CALENDARI I I FRIDAY ' a 4:05-Varsity baseball game, Michigan vs. Ohio, Ferry field..' Medie League 6:45-,Phi Rho Sigma vs. Indepen-1 dents, Glen avenue -diamond. 6:45-Phi Chi vs. Alpha Kappa Kappa, Phi Chi diamond. EARLY.T RAINIG19A FOR BALL PLAYERS FIELD Frequent Rests Given Members of Both Track and Field Squads WEIGHT MEN IMPROVE AS BIG TEN MEE...…
…ANp L~iJL FRENCH PRINCES TRYING TO 'WINUBCK CNDEA HISTORY OF FAMOUS PLACE IN- CLUDES REFERENCES TO NOTED MEN Greeks Diverted Iy Invasion Of' LeedsIn Airship Athens, May 7 (By Mail)-The Greek newspapers found much diversion in the arrival here by airplane of young William B. Leeds, son of Princess Anastasia. They are calling the youth, who is soon to marry Princess Xenia, the 17-year-old daughter of King Con- stantine's sister Marie, "Sir W...…
… CAMPBELL. ELECTED TO HONOARYMEMBERSHIP IN STEELASSOCIATION HAS BEEN CHEMICAL ENGINEER- VNG PROFESSOR HERE SINCE 1893. Prof. Edward D. Campbell, of the chemical department, has recently been elected to honorary membership in the American society for steel treat- ing. As only three other men have been thus honored, and they are the three greatest metallurgists in the world, the tendering of the certificate° of steel. He has served as chemist...…
…lie Daily aa Wa've you lost anything that you isfaction is prize very highly? The Classifiedj tronize our columns of The Michigan Daily are always ready to serve you.-Adv. 'ABLE VICT ROLA -. 10 A"ft .. . M "Vww. n YOUR CANOE Dean Jordan Lntej "'Regrets" Har Two hundred and twenty-eight fac- ulty children will be the guests of honor at the annual party which Dean' Myra B. Jordan will give Friday aft- ernoon, June 4, in Barbour gymna- sium....…
… TODAY Screen J cur- Majestic-Thomas Meighan in "The City of Silent Men." Also / comedy and News film. Arcade-Wallace Reid in "The Love Special" with a support- ing cast including Agnes Ayres and Theodore Roberts. 'I 1 1 Wuerth-William Faversham in "The Sin That Was His." Van- ity Fair Maid comedy and a color film. Orpheum--Douglas Fairbanks in "The Nut." Torchy comedy, "Torchy Mixes In," and Uni- versal news. THIS WEEK Stage Garrick (D...…
…THE y _._..._ - -- - - _. y_ , FICIAL BULLETIN ALUMNA DE SCRIBES WORK OF Ys W. Co' AtIN INDIA ORGANIZATION SIMILAR TO AMER- ICAN ASSOCIA- IrIONS ENGAGEMENT OF LINDEMULDER AND DUEMLING IS ANNOUNCED Announcement was made yesterday at the Chi Omega house of the engage- ment of Anne G. Lindemulder, '21, of Grand Rapids, to Werner W. Duemi- ing, '23M, of Fort Wayne, Ind. Dueml-1 ing is a member of Kappa Sigma and Nu Sigma Nu fraternities. Off...…
…I 46 ,,1 Ur OAIL I H ltY I1 N ANN 4RBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1920. ,* TOl __ _. a .+ SENIOR LITS WILL , HEAR SHAW FRIDAY II Own Advanees of Funds as inlRed Cross Giving ssociated Press) May 26.-Col. William inati manufacturer, who cribed as the "angel of campaigx " testified to- ate investigation of pre- ancing that he had con- )00 to Wood's organiza- nated that contributions sources would not make rlin Testifies tee ...…
…Monday during the Univer- Student Publications. bCIATED PRESS ively entitled to the use for credited to it or not otherwise news published therein. n Arbor, Michigan, as second ynard street. "ds, if signed, the sig-' but as an evidence of d in The Daily at the d to The Daily office. nsideration. No man- icloses postage- e, the sentiments ex- eceived after 8 o'clock ized, larger, and less heterogeneous Literary col- lege is a difficult questi...…
… 777- : f """'"'' j ' i .; " .. rte. .. ,, . ., . _. .. . *,. ,,, . .. :i .: - z _- - "', LL .. . . . .. 111 kSpeedy, V J-LIT TRACK TrEAMT Candidates for" the junior fit track team, to be entered Sat- urday in the interclass track meet at Ferry field are Ireqifested to sign' up at the club house at Ferry field or to communicate j with Philip Foley, '21, 2220, the Iclass manager, as soon as pos- sible. ______________________________...…
…15.1 I News From The Other Colleges I :EXP miiiga Dai-ly- sd that certain Michigan ye recently printed some I statements of mine re- ication. As a graduate ity of Michigan, I should low these statements to contradicted, although I believe that any friends be likely to take them the best of my knowl- f, I have neither publicly liscussed this subject for st, and I cannot imagine wave been the basis of gratuitous outburst of ,., A Students...…
…II I IlL(I U idL I I d on the Mis- today, tomor- the Majestic. " has twice tount-Artcraft o be based on enacted by a group of * The film version takes fter "Huck" and Tom taken possession of reasure. ARCADE e scenes of "A Modern . will be repeated for today at the Arcades e Hampton, is repro- e in the ancient court in which the notorious ns her famous Daftee of and, upon being asked rize, asks for the head is based on s dramatic HILL ...…
…i S The second Maypole dance*practice will be held at 5 o'clock Thursday, May 28, in Barbour gymnasium. A few senior collars are available for women who were not able to se- cure them before. They may be pro- cured at tie office of the Dean of LANTERN NIGIT Order of Events 4:00 P. M.- Finals in archery and tennis, championship base- ball game. 6:00 P. M.-Supper on the field. 7:00 P. M.- Maypole dance by freshmen and sophomore classes. 7 :30...…
…'IT EDISON PREP TALK TO SOPH Today and tomorrow - Rex I Beach's "Girl from Outside." Sun., Mon.-Pauline Frederick in "Woman in Room 13." Detroiti The Bonstelle Co. "The Country Cousin" ' t11111 II 1II IItiIs IIII a 61.991111119 VUIVILI Uiu UU U i U IIUIL "Alice In Wond-erland" and "Through the Looking Glass" to be Shown Pictures reproducing the marvels of "Alice in Wonderland," and "Through the Looking Glass" will be shown in Hill auditorium...…
…on sale in the R. O. T. C.c the Enginering building. ickets for Aeronautical dance on June 4 are on pale ham's book store and at desk. in1 society at Gra- Union et in prac. NUMBER I Press room of. men rehears. neets in room b meets in room B, il hall. Prof. Roy m "One Act Playa." meets in room 231, building. L, club meets at433' es in Hill auditor (Continued from Page One) and the Geological Survey from the Interior Department; the Bu...…
