…THE WEAT HER UNSETTLED; PROBABLY SNOW TODAY WOW (tooo, ilki4an ~I~AiJ JATTEND STHE GAME TONIGHT VOL. XXXIII. No. 92 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1923 EIGHT PAGES~ PRICE FIVE CE ATHLETIC BOARD0 1 Preacher .Faces Heresy Charges C1AIMS TICKET i' 4 CHAR6ESUNTRUE i DECAURFS PROPER DISTRIBU- TION WAS MADE FOR MAJOR FOOTBALL GAMES' BEGINS LECTURE SERIESI Prof. William D. Henderson, of the extension department, at H...…
…T J.i. CHIGAN DAILY .. ..,.....e .... / Irll l/ IIIF I I ' ll /1! /I/I/II r Be It Resolved; That the Unive- ity of Michigan club of Detroit urge wyNT IEDxOU E Ian(1 recommend to the Board in Con- =n ~~~tro of AthI tcs at 'te ni r iy o* i Mihigan tat the nwv field hope bl NED~fU YOSTnamed after Fielding 1.Yost, uch p: 0 ##" j YO S Yost 1+icd ous, Yost 'Athlet~c Hall ;or in sone sim~lar praing o which -radualevls tvirogout (Country S-u4 the4...…
…AY. JANUARY 27, 1920 EAS T HAS.HEAVIES T SNOW IN YEARS 4 ' e.. :, "~E MICH4IGAN DAILY .PALL T1HRZEU : , the regular team, while two, not yet, decided upon., will, act; as ;alternates Half of the group will fire at 1 o'clockt, the other half at 3 o'clock? The scores (will then be mailed to Ohio State .uni- versity where they will be compared with, the scores made by members} of the Ohio State team While iring on their own, range. The; contes...…
…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, I - :.ma y i irrrririii . OFFICIAL -NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY Of MICIGA.." sli .y ioni rg e-cs t iMcoa ' dur#ng the t.ni rSitv tcai 1v the Board a 'mO Of )tidC PublicatiOns Membef of Western Conference Edtorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use loi republication of all e ws ispatches credited t it or not other wise credited in this pfaper and they local n ws riilished ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY tl%,,,1 (PS " VU' r f ",.. , ar~. f ~ 1 S **%' :re A L He Schitz Grocery 3 TE HOME OF PURE FOODS PHONES 326-327-328 114-116 E. WASHINGTON I I C ..: . .k' e a x r AE i ,nv Ayn R dir.. . t 1 MID a EA s DO YOU WANT- I You Can Do Detter At Lemble's J-HOP SPECIALS I I The cleanest, finest grade of milk from a sanitary dairy?' Home Dressed Chicken ............ Armour Star or Swift Premium Ham . THIS WE...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY R. SATURDAY -JAI' GARY>2i, r ( awti ' ' c r Aii o"'.- f .;.. . .... , , ." ..... / ,r.." ..... r.. r.,........ ., ...- 'E WILD MA. NFBORNEO HdAD NOTHING ON MR. EHMKEJ I, L '4 ! f he all-fresh team have not as yet; ,TRACK TEAM TO HOLD, COMPETITIVE More than 100 people saw the Var- [n~aI rsityre as lat 1 oped that more wil turn out for t,1e coret this afternoon as it will h1tw Ohi :ifli - , --° Tire time for th...…
…______ ________THE MICHIGAN DAILY IN COURTTOURNAMENT) Follow:) gtm,, clolsof Ithefive ga 3 , seasaon in the fraternity and1( class basR -. kethatlloLagues the following teais' were selected to compete in the fin-. als: from the fraternity leagutes, Aca- ciaz, Phi Sigma Kappai, Tau Delta Phi, rrhcta, Xi, Beta Theta Pi, Laiubda Cbi Alpha, Phii Mu Alphia, Alpha Rho Chi, Th(Oa Delta Chi, -Delta Esln im .Vu, and Sigma Alpha Eps ilon; from the cMa...…
…TH-E MICHIGAN,,DAJL\ ________ .. ti:. lILY OFFICIAL BULTN ication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members Qf rnversity. Copy received until 8- 0 P. in (11.30a.ain Saturday.) mie 3 S ATURDAY, JANU ARY 27, 1923 Number 942 Nodern Physics, Courses 3 and 4: An elementary and non-mathematical treatment of recent advances in Physics. A second section to acconmmodate students desiring to -begin this wvork will be formed for thei sec...…
…THE WEATHER COLDER; RAIN ORl SNOW TODAY or----qq PPPPF it: ij'ja VOL. XXXIII No. 106 EIGHT PAGES ANN AlRBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1923 STORM CENTER OF RUHR SHIFTS A9S TRENCH LY IEG MOVE MARTIAL EQUIPMENT INTO BOCHUM; NUMEROUS ARRESTS MADEI HOSTILITY OCCASIONSI SEIZURE OF OFFICIALS Chamber of Commerce Headquartersl Taken Over; Search Made For Documents SCIENTIST DISCOVERS FOSSIL OF HUMAN SKULL Buenos Aires, Feb. 26-(By A....…
…t R O M I IU N O ISoti tc0.l w with a second. score 8 to 8 Pinpt li-j lc'ad and" Ely tied the coulnt' the, play bein-g exceptionallyr :pke replaced iBirks and l--c11- iut Illinoir ahead, hut Ely cr.00 1again and the half e:A("1 IC e econd period Pa'per Ntall ring, Ely added another aI. Ln began to out-tosa lio: 'playing by Mlichigain gave 11Wi- points in all on free th 'rr: ig missed. arty was inrt ed i r goy .n out of dlangor in the (In := lu...…
…All Nwomen whvfo took irif;e =hcooting in1struction7 last E ('nestcr ar;(d who wish to continue -with the work are asked to meet at 7:15 o'clock, tomor- row at the range for a short time.. Those wvho were not in the class 'asti semester butt who wish to'receive in- struction this semxester will meet be- tween 1 and 4 o'clock: Friday at the same place. The manager of the junior basket- ball teaiii will be chosen at the regu- lar practice today ...…
… § '3 'k nx " .g §Y x4. "I ayoungsters in each family would slide _ _____________ Y/w h{ ".fidown to the front door and drag inI OAITb, the morning paper just to read of the LL OMFCIA NEWSPAPER' OF THE8 exploits of the Captain and his recal-j UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN citrant offspring, while parents would In. Published every morning except Monday I glance casually at the colored funny rls 01'IS luting the University year by the Board in sheets ...…
….tu-uw r TOIH "Uncle Joe" After March gress longer than any other man in 'in debating or oratorical work; ath- I squa-d received football letters last 111e country's history. Hle was first lotics, dramatics or musical exhibit- faoll. They are: Goebel, Van(dervcoort, elected in 1872. ion11 Roby, Cappon, Klpke, Kirk, Knode, Members. of thes Student Advisory; Neischi, Slaughter, *Muirhea d, Sliott, 4±' ccuncil exoffilo are :Marion 13. Stahl, Ro...…
…m l r f;ll!lIIrw . _ , . .. _ s , ti s UllL; V, P i T, ACU NOl, PillrES tANK tr FOR~~~~~l HrL AET~Y t In tramurafl I-ems u g pxP'DIRkOO. tPP t :L I tl acuo 1-13gaZme_ of 1916; the Michi- . C 1 71 uin- ;o.thwestern game of 1919, score 1^34; the Michiga.n-Cornell, 20-23' .:m of 1916; the iMicigan-Harvard S 07 gMe of 1914; the ?Michigan-Min- n:ot 6-0 game of 1910; and the ____________ chian-ehrskagame played here' ill 1805 w hen the sc...…
…Pitcher, Manager, Mogi, ig Six' Starts Nc's II L OUI '26.-(By A. P.) - in i iO tC . :irrca lug st.,eengthz He~ralding the approach of spring and another diamond campaign, ad- vance caravans of nearly all of the 1C m naj'r league baseball clubs nOw are on their way south for the annual con- ditioning. process. Training c p scattered in lands of the palmetto and cactus from Florida. to Catalina Is- land,, Calif., will be in full swv-ing for...…
…a * Slip ..* c AA'.Ju & 1 a. L acd LY OFFICIAL BUL ETINI on in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all miembers of raity. Copy received until 3:1'0 1). m.. (11:30 a.,im. Saturday.) 'I'VESflAY, FEIJItVAIIY 27, 1923l Nl'umber I106 ume 3 Former Governor Slated For Postx in U. S 'ti net .MM, To Users of The Dally Official Bulletti: The attention of ulcers of th& Daily Official Bulletin is again respectfully called to the following: ~(1) not...…
…I m I i-if it iiiJa atlu .C G No. 130 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARtBOR~ MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 2i, 1923 EIGHTT PAGES. w £ ACADEMY IMEETING TOMORROW EOF' RESEARCH ITEN RST ONI PEAKERS d Discussion 'EASTER 0:1APRIL FOOL'S L L UL US L I DAY; FIRST TIME SINCE 'S8 1,_1,,111 11111 . For the first time since 1888, IEaster Sunday this year will " come on April 1. This will not. n ;:E T iE TRIP #occur again until 1934, antid again in 1945. Oth...…
… i'wrzcan l1V, To Dutch LA 5-1 Capital, IES meeting that the council favor the editor of 'The Daily as one of the ex- ofiio members of the council, the rest of the provisi~on concernin~g x- officio members being left for discus- sion tomorrow night. (Continued from Page One) ist nieeting. Any man on the camj- shall be eligible for election. Provides for Coaunil Office 1xpenses of Student Council: The ~sry expenses incurred in fos- le re...…
…____ THE MICHIGAN DAILY W,,. back on Coach Yost's champion 1922 football team. RI ~HbUL IUMUflflV' "Racing hearts", the movie to be [yen by the sop.homore women, wvill I pen at the Arcade theater tomorrow. .ges Ayres and Theodore Roberts re the star~s. The author, Conrad Py-' on, also wrote the racing pictures ,hick. helped to make Wallace Reid ofamous. Tickets may be obtained tthe regular price of 35 cents in thei brary, in the League boo...…
…- -__~~THE MICHIGAN DAILY -__________ arn Daily IER OF THlE MICHIGAN~ iexcept Monday rby the Board ini ber of W4-stern Conference Z~ditorial tien. Aesoclatfed Prhess is exclusively en- theb, use for republication of all1 ispiatchem credited to it or not other. redited in this pgper and the Jpcal Tn. 1921 when he merger was con- pleted, to the satisfaction of the Re-dm genits, the Legislature and the Medh- OA TE OLL ical ,SJt1ol, the defen...…
…_____ ____ ____ ____ ___"HE MICHIGAN DAILY gaiizaionand as an aidl to the mentorI sity in the United States. Tt is an as- thocrough . unders7tanding of, Federal boan Ilost in many suibsequient add- system. sembled college having W"ts subjects and Statie Ipure food lay's. tins. Addlitions and remodeling were 11OW ---- taught,. for the n o.;gpait, by rmembeirsi (lone ofl the building in the years 1861,1 Frrtie ColIlege of ?Pl a niacy was or- of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t1r- .. .... , ILL'S i All Michigan! Here Are Steve Farrell, Coach Of The "Wonder Track Team" And Four Members Of Coach Ray Fisher's Title Contending Baseball Squad 'S B EST" Steve's IFORNIA, SUPREME IN 'AST, OUT OF CONSIDERA'ION chigan's more than decisive vic- over Cornell's fast, track team in erman gymnasium on Saturday! t shows conclusively, at least in opinion of no less an authority Jack Moakley, coach of...…
… listru-l { ^ I ,Of~l '7:00--Anierleanj legion meeli3 in room 306 of the Union. 7 :1 5--Tryouts for Adelphi freshiman~ debate meet in Adelphi room, Uni- ~7 :1:j-Try-outs for Athena Litonary so- ciety will be held in Alpxia Nu rooms, University hall. 7 :30-Round-U~p club meets in upper reading room of the Union. :0---Glee club concert in Hill audi- torium. 8 :00-Comedy club performance III Sarah Caswell Angell hall. In p~rivate teetsI Se...…
…t I 1124 ivAI'...4 I\J.P 1,1'XI"- B ULLET I N1 &Otte to all mamb.1.tt o M.I~: . M. tta*,) is canfexcnce of the Deans on Weduesay, March 2S. M. L. BURTPON. L tmue, 8eu And O1uWArtsi ,qegst that meJ as of thio Ftuulty ww o ve nat ai- Mt th4 n~en :y Dlreotory b Lait'swtih h hae ea 414- + ms. eager hean~ rd vtufli them toi the D*,azi's o~fce '1herie axe alit st dally calls for the tnfvo..-=Aera col - .ks, 'arid nl{ a smawl proportwn (dittha Facu...…
…iER BLY Y i an ttl ISEE YOI VETS'H I. No. 149 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE f MILL-TAX WE[ BILLS TO LEGISLATUREI i -.-..- r..= -1 I- tSON, STA'E SCHOOL IN TENDENT, FIGHTS MEASURES SSAGE WOULD 3R PRIMARY FUND' urton and Governor Groes- linve No Objections to Such Action April 26.-Two bills in- estrict the mill-tax reve- University and the Michi- ltural college to their 1 of $4,000,000...…
…THE, LI ....,.r -- - - -_ ATTENDS, II RESC~i 5r YORK MARRISE I-E jNlTTEr m iWAJU( CES1 - FR M VE GL DE ' ILDS, PROF, a. F.511111[MAES MIAN TLLS OF .LOST PARTY'S PERILS 1 BIRGAY M[ET1NG / ~ I Prot. A.Franklin Shull, of the zool- . s ogy department, left yestl erday for .. tions of clerk and city carrier in the Russia; it is Ann Arbor post office. Preference will Norway add be given to ex-service men. Danes RMay Recognize Sovie r = Mosc...…
…4 T IHEMICHIGAN DAILY__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ NEUES SlTART I TURIMENT ie+ . .., . PUBLIC RUMMACE SALE WILL BENEFIT LEAU The sale is fun charge of a corm- MARTHA Washington Candies, fresh inittee headed by P'arnel Brown, '24 every, Friday. Tice's, 113IatLb Mrs. C. L. Washburn 7has been of! erty. adv.: great 'assistance to the committee. Patronize Daily advertisers.-Adv. M ' Let "Jimmie the adtakcr" find it? -Ad v. Senior Girls' pla...…
…e ,e* w w n+.+4ep Mk4 '4' +r a'Vy ' .y"y+y..... THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, oil the course of his college career. And while Smythe has reason to view the architecture of th. building with a 'ICIAL NEWSPAPER OF TUE considerable amount of layman's :NIVERSITY OF MIUHIGAN pride, he has always remained firm hlished every :Horning except Monday in his denunciation of the lighting sys-' g the iUjiversity year by the Board in . :ol of Student Publ...…
…L 27, 1 923 tudent Anizd Wife Lea -and March :A Bail Tonight' THE ICHIGAN DAILY , . . A UTOMOBI L i 'NFII)ENCR Hfr. East Ender Your Want FULlFILLEPD 'N * V i. i O-dA .L Question: Why don't you open a branch in the city and give us Some of Your real TIRE SERVICI Answer: WVe have at 603 CHUJRCH~ ST., cor. S. 1 charge of R..Lee' Clark, Tire Expert with a smile for :.k DtiGuy B. Cross Lincoln Tire Co. .. .........:; 201 N. MAIN STrlETl I I...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ....... w,,, ,r r.ua... ir wwrw..,, i ,.....gro ...r, , MEMO- ....... 4 u Ta ...ir. "" ,/IIIIIn 1 ,. { _ .r.. I- ' w ,. , RACKSTERS START INlf RELYS TODAY Penn and Prake iRelays Wolvorines Prepare for Trials and Finals Tomorrow [E SHOWING. EXPECTED OF IWEN IN EAST AND WEST Coach Farrell accompanied by 13 embers of the Varsity track squad d Manager Larry Snell, left yester- ,y afternoon for Chicago on the first p ...…
…THE MJCIIGAN DAILY ... . ,_ _ . :,.... l IE ITHIS COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M. Classifieds--Cont. USED CARS TI SING USED CAR B3ARGAINS NOTICE~ The following Box Replies are at twf DAILY office: 12, 18, 10, X, DM, PDU, BA, BC, JSC, JAKE. . .MICIGLAN DAIL~Y CLASSIFED.. RATES Classified Rates. Two cents a word a~ ,paid in advance. Minimum chrefor first day, 25c. Minimum thereafter, 24c. Three cents per word per day if charged. White space ...…
…i Il IE. MICH-IGAN AL .+ - -5 German Factions Solidly *Back OFFICIAL DJL TNI br uoReparationsPlc Bulletin is constructive noti ce to all members ofinA !I rpy received until 3.34 D. m. (11:30 a. n. SahirdayF.)° - -------------- I 1n the It. Col 3 FRIDAY, AP'RIL 27, 1923 Number 11 I Lecture, Change of Dale: ssor Theodore do Lagana, Professor of Philosophy at B~ryn lege, will speak on "W'aste in Edcucaation" today, Friday, April 2?, in ....…
…Y AOF Dai tti One No. 175 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUiNDAY,' MAY 27, 1923 TWENTY PAGES PRICE - 7 _ - I AILITARY W ES ENCIRCLI MOLD, (1ruWTN G FION LINES Dean To Address Armour Institute ! . I i F t i SPECAL PRLEY STUDENT MAY RACE. Q~fti~ 1Micigan NN-11I have one representa- #R E E ' ive at the Indianap~olis Speedw~ay In- ternat onal sr cop t'Okes next Wednes- (layt when the leading a 'itomtobile pil- ots of the ...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, StUNDAY MAY 27, 1923 L Ue undre er ent Education A Comparison of Methods When a foreigner comes to our uni- CLEMENT SERVICE Professors, that is 'a matter only of versity directly from a high school of the students' concern. The professor the Old World, he usually finds him-;is wholly free to express himself, and self several years ahead of his Amer- o ae training to offer incentive to the Compare such a pr...…
…THE MCGAN DAILY ________ CREWS :E VI&TORlIES hreUniversity of Pennsylvania ight-oared crews flashed to victory 1the nineteenth annual regattai of he American :Rowinig association on he Schiuykill river' today.f The 150 pound crew defeated Yale4 nid Princeton by only hialf ~a length~ fter a hard battle. Following this~ ace the Pennsylvania Junior varsity Ad the Princeton Junior varsity; cross the lihfe by half a length. Hiar- 'rd, weakening ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, IMAY 27;, 1922 ;PAGE TWO 1 0 40* how C(har eteesr. CARROLL The Professor. The Professors Wife. I Cri The Young .Lady. The Young MIan, Pickiard Strauss, of Nvolfi-A err The Student Critic. ofi Detlovent, ofl frohofii, I? In The (Grouch. deas- Critc. (Vl You -ci- heari Edgar Guest. modtaern opiera? The Professor's Wife: Oiha i,gas I1he clii- g LaOiit f~ thinl t, 'r !ii wontierftl. Wonderful! Anditi r the first nigh...…
…W., Addresses 'Wanted ors of the Veterans of For- who are seniors and ex- ideate in June are asked ir dome addres.s to A. F. 13 Thompson St. as soon Tius is necessary in or- nsfer ma~y he made to the The Daily advertisers. i TH IHIGAN DAILY 4, Op enfing Today TheI Mj~e siscAlways. Leads the Way professia from manageria.1 announcebtttt the ajestlo i theatre 1I I i /© iil~ ll/I iil II / SWEY1'ATER SK11i.T 9L'1] $5. r8 $11.47 ...…
…IttUN 1)AXMX I l~ Edited by Scogan l;IVREll-Z VOV' l13cala ays, i 1,' . Is' 'tt'else matters: that is the os- If you wroiled not iecul 1 1 -i,..Ible burden of Time wieihig on rou t iters antitrttshting yea a is ~earth, be tdrtunkentcotntinually. Drunken with t " Wittt wine, with ptoetry, or with virtue, will. idut he drunken. Antd ifsomtetimies, on tie stairs of a palace, or on the green sil Bitcht, c in the dreary' solitude of )-our own roc...…
…t TIHL .MId I AN'DAILY _ SUNDAI 1Miiii~u ~ Uit1 in some slight measure, the problem standing of the two nations and a which has confronted the world ever deeper belief in the justice of both fsince nations existed as such, the peoples outlook. IEDITORIAL COMME~NT I SETT1f~ AMA N' STA flAI (The Tech) ,TICIAL 'NEWSPAPER OF THE_ question of "getting along." l;N VERSITY OF 311CJIGAN1 dished every morning except Monday; t; the Uyivcrsit...…
…fa F 'maa rqTHE MICHJAAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1923 Discrimination inPoetry -but They Know What They Like This article r'a a report of the re- ANDREW J. GREEN A cood arithmetician, by multiply- suIts of a. study, made by Mr H. J.Ing the figues in the"Total" coumn Brevr an myslf, f 90by the corresponding number o. er- Brevi and myself, of 90 papers, writ- of the examination of 90 prospective It is very pleasant to add that no orsthand adding th...…
…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,...…
