…THE WEATHER, CLOUDY; PROBABLY SHOWERS Y t s ~aitg ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE MEMBER WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. 5 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS BRITISH POLITICS STIR RED THROUGH JANNADECISON MARQUIS OF CREWE INSTRUCTED AT FIRST TO OPPOSE AWARD GREECE CULBABILITY ALLEGED NOT PROVED Governor Enlists Aid Of Machine Guns In Klan War...…
…- w THE WEATHER UNSETTLED TODAY; PROBABLY LIGHT RAIN g i A6F AIW I R"t =,OREM .ddF A&P Section One VOL. XXXIV. NO. 31. TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1923 TWENTY PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS LI E MEMBERSHIP DIVE MEN WILL SATHERTOMORROW CANVASSERS PLAN MEETINGG AT I UNION FOR FINAL IN. } STRUCTIONS STARK AND LYNCH TO ADDRESS SOLICITORS Twenty Teams of Ten Men to Enter I Race for han's Loving Cup Students who will ta...…
…THE WEATHER GENERALLY FAIR Ar 4hr 4.Jit r t aitg SENIORS! GET YOUR PHOTO RECEIPTS THIS WEEK TODAY P, - VOL. XXXIV. No. 57 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CMN JOHNSONOUTLINES POLITICAL BELIEFS IN OPEN ING SPEECH CALIFORNIA SENATOR FAVORS BONUS AS WELL AS TAX CUT CRITICIZES POLICIES OF COOLIDGE REGIME Opposes Conferences with Europe to Discover American Attitude Chicago, 111., Nov. 2...…
…THlE WEATHER EliitI SNOB TODAY 411 VOL. XXXIII. No. 93 20 PAGES ANN ARBOR' MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 2, 1923 20 PAGES Section onEe PRICE FIVDCENTS win .Highway Boosters Meet In Chicago Ruhr Occupation By France EAIS Sen lect Dil STHE DAILY SUSPENDS -I; Only Way To Produce Results I PUBLICATION Ready For Duties -HOBBS With this issue The Daily sus- pends publication until after the "The right of France and Belgium to dustrial plants within a...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY RAIN OR SNOW TODAY L L s fr k A6F PLAN TO HEAR MACMILLAN TONIGHT I VOL. XXXIII. No. 107 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEDRUARY 28, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIDE CENTS SucesMTdl EXPLORER TO 1 EXPERENE LECTURETO, D. 1. MACMILLAN TO D WORK IN FROZE NORT UNKNOWN BAFFIN I S SUBJECT OF S Slides And Motion Picture In Telling of Arct Explorations Donald B. MacMillan, w Arctic explorer and lecturer will gi...…
…<I I Agr Ap a.n Ar :43 a t I 11 EIGHT PAGESt ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1923 EIGHT PA3ES ITTLE Omni ES BUILDI [ILI i ITWON Glee Clubs Win In Pre-T ? J ULUU; [B CONVENES CAitNlJ AL ONN'f art Will Three Talk Michigan's Varsity ,Glee clubs Prov-J ed themselve-s worthy of representing the University musically in a tour through the Mi1dwest by the rendition of a pleasing program of classical and popular music in thei...…
…T HER 1If 1ERA., I ol it ttl ATTE I T O No. 150 EIGHT PAGE ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE F ,. .RIC " [ ET r+ z FURNISH NT AND nCLE PHERE QFORMS DAILY TO PUBLISH EXTRA FOR WISCONSIN GAIE TODAY, The Daily will publish a base- ball extra thisafternooni im- niedi ately following the Close of the Michigan-Wisconsin base- ball game. It will contain play by play account of the baseball game, partial...…
…rtI I fltd Y 'SHOWERS COOLER (Lj r urm'r r lt.~t = l :43 ttl ASSOCIAT PRESS a. DAY AND NIGHT IV SERVICE ,C ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 19231 PRICE FIVE C w ,, i , IL LEAGUE INCE OPENS TMORROW ILL BE HE FOR ANN MEETIN WILL RESS OF" ARTERSI L . A 7 EDITOR I AL BLIND IN BOTH EYES In the wake of a deluge of editorial approval for the stand taken by form- er President Meiklejohn of Amherst,; the Institute of Publi...…
…V iA 1 £I lr-. JED SHOWERS TODAY It, W4 :43 a tl ASSOCI PRE DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE a No. 30 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1923 PRICE FIVE C ~1 _..---- o COLt STHiKE I MS-OPERATORS B FAILS AS OPERATORS EFUSE DEMANDS FOR CLOSED SHOP T ON SEPT. I RS' ULTIMATUM it to Overnight Truce >r Owners, to Make New Terms Expected Themes From Olden Days Not In West Hall Now that West hall, "the building that shakes", is being...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1923 Mencken and the Academics A Critique In Perspective O NOT speak of him," EDWIN J. PATTEE dignity of dramatic critic, took coun- said Kingsley of Heine; sel of a cortain Nestor of the craft, he was a wicked man!" who told his, above alt things else, to H. L. Mencken, also, was In his chauvinistic overtones we ature" (Century), by Fred Lewis Pat- he terestim, antt thices way to once ...…
…Srit gan atl SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1923 Sage Advice o Scri es If there is any one thing that an' Aith Hugh ' Another o the more common qes- aspiring young writer desires more n In terView vith ugh M Walpole ions which orinaily ariseinthe than any other, it is the opportunity minds of the aspiring novelist or short to have a real heart-to-heart talk with JOHN A BACON story writer concerns the building of a man...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FiMP Y, SEPTEMBER 3S, 1 THEMCHIGA DAIL 1 - - - - --------.-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ -- __________________ _______--________________________________ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1 23 SUMM1ER STUDENTS MAKE ALL-A RECORDS1 INCREASE is PRtOPOlRitINAL ENROLLMENT GAIN OVER 1922 SE;SSION TO I Twenty-three students in the liter- ary college and School of Education made all "A" grades during the past Siummer ses~lon of the University. This numb...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER~ 28, 1923 Named To Succeed R l. IE T -ME ousa T'ells Of ALPI + ROBINS TO ,SPEAK Harvey- At Loudon -Tea AId C As U S. _m ass dor RR",Up Genea ON CRISTANIT A~L.S./mbasad~rFOR PERACOMMITTEEShsfmu adMnayngt odteAp -CHRIS I 9 1INITYJohn Phllip Sousa, when here with~ NiagaraI Union Opera committee chairmenI an interesting story of a concert at near Ma ilaoInllV4(nowti Economist Will wvere gamed yesterday' by ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, TAPPING TO LEAVE FOREA STERN TRIP1 Wil Speak Before Alumni Groups,' Explaining Plans for Re- organization TO DISCUSS PROBLEMS WITH PROMINENT EASTERN ALUMNi Hawley Tapping, '16L, field secre- tar'y of the Alumni association will leave tomorrow night for a two weeks' trip through the East, where he willy speak before several alumni groups, explaining his work as field secretary, and the plans for reorganizatio...…
…7"1H4E MICHIGAN DAILY DATESANOCE FOR REGISTRA9TION, titerai y Cvllege Election IRlaiiks 'Must r 1t N(. lN EE R S'LIEMIT I,5 OP!E' NI OF SEMESTER Students inal colleges and schools of the university are. urged to com- plete their ren ,tration: and election of iiew courses At the earliest possi- ble (late. For z;tu2dents inl the College of Lit- erature, Science,, and the Arts, all clec~ion blanks 13ust, be handed in to the proper committee ...…
…tTHE ',- 'HIQANj)AIL REPORT SHIPPING 1iL AGRIEEMENT: Senators Find I 1ifflcil-iiIn 1est~ructigj of Administration EXPEC~tT DISPLAC'EMENT Y FAVOR OF NEW LEG~ISLATION Washington, Feb. 27-(P,,, A. P) Agreemient was reported todlay in the senate, to vote tonnorrow oni final dis- position of the administraition shi ppmng' ~bill whiich has beenf regarded as lost even by its supporters since last Fri-I day. Before the agree ment to vote was reached...…
…IlANSE IISI Song Reeital amens' cycle of :;even ng the historical de- Swhich she will give nder the auspices of was successfully in- Ly night in Pattengill ea capacity audience. nprised 23 folk-songs Aities each sung in recital gives promise of some concerts of remarkable excellence during the next few weeks. Prof. Bailey to Address Engineers Prof. Benjamin F. Bailey, acting head of the electrical engineering de-' partment, will adldress a me...…
…THE MTlCHT1GAN ,DAILY .,..4 .Y.M..,. Force] -n {I Atftorne12y John H. drs ihn H. Edwards, new solicitor gem-l for the department of the interior, ierly set an enviable record in tl~m e position. of the post~ofilce deriart:- t. He is an Indiana lawyer oil E K S T O I N U R posed O d n n e W u g I c e s JP a s s e n ~g e r I s r ate n )river's bond ,L1CTE1) IATA S110OWSIF 3E t'p! HHQVO S ST FOR- HOD RHP H I PRI.ZE BI)ISCAP TY W E R T N (C...…
…#.111A 4K. IIUA1IS.AIN L umer it:4 autti PER OF THE bished every morning ecept Monday ig the summer session. , ember of the Associated Press. The As- ted Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatches ied to it or not otherwise credited in paper and the local news published here- tered at the postoffice, Ann Arbor, .igan, as second class matter. bscription by carrier or mail, $.so. leces: Ann Arbor Press Bui...…
…LldA 1Y11 '.1 11L1.aA &J. ' L 1 VSPAPER OF THE OF MICHIGAN R SESSION namning except Monday session. every summer ember of the Associated Press. The As. iated Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatches ited to it or not otherwise credite~d inJ paper and the local news published =here- 'atered at the postofilce, Ann Arbor, hipan, as second class matter. ubscrnptioni by carrier or mail, $t.50. iflces: Ann Ar...…
…PA(IE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1923 a tROBERT 'E 'D ERS N S 4 {f f Z X i At1;l -NE 7r 7 7 01 it _ : ', _ i 77.1ti . , tI ti1.O?1 101 0A7- t .. k C7o111.' r S I t~. a110r(1t 7011111011 to pply l1.0 Ct 1 Andt,10it 1,to t'Le vr td wodns trut 7 to '110 l''0u -r'ude , anguta. awkarltneos, akr1 nd ,, ald .1 1,1"ous t dot'lar one, I steadi suppte tithtness tthat tosthel= 1t= "'1 t,10howevr, thlat1itosnot moot tartting fe...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SULtAY, JANUARY 28, 1923 ICOMMENT--The editorti The Better Magazines James Branch Caell is one of the persons who has had the experience T'HE DIA L ofbeing persecuted for something that he didt not do. When the ga NEWELL BEBOUT New York people dumped a cartload of "Jurgen" into the East river they believed that the hooks would contanminate the greasy waters of the river. Bt Cabell wrote nothing objectionable, it was...…
…28, 192,' THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y amen I _ _ All juniors and seniors -who NVish to jiy hockey tils fall arc re ; uestedl to sign their names on the bulletin bear at Barb our gymnasium. IlHouse presidents should call for the rgning out blanks any dlay before Oc- ~tober 1 at the office of. the dean of wo- mren. They are responsible for hav- ing the slips filledl out for the entire mionth of October. strokes. No University or gymnasium Librar...…
…28, 1923 TH MICHIGAN DAILY Y, EWA CEL TO OPEN FAssociation Will :Luivii ('ainlnign ' sday11'0oCarry On Work "WILL1 OPEN WORIK VQIALJJY tents of their gymnasium lockers last j i r i~ ~nr year may reclaim them tomorrow and _ h-HUSE fHCKEYu Tuesday from Mrs, Blackburn. IU I iJ IFI~ The Freshman Girls' Glee club will.IJ~ M~ J ~lT~~r i neet at ,4:30 o'clock tomorrow, inUIIIIL Barbour gymnasium. All mcnilers; are requested to' be present. l DE...…
…3ER 28, 1923 THE MTV IG N ATLY ~E~R 28, 1923 THE MIGHTOAN DAILY I ADNNATHLETICI Three Farn 6"3M"rSwe Cup Presented t+ IbAst Mgt STIJPEATS PlWFEATI IN FIRST BASK] Athletic awards we] banquet given by the Yv' association in Barbour night. "MP Sweaters to the following girls fc ed 1,000 honor points: er, '24, E~lizabeth Lauver othiy Bogan, '24. The champions were annou Annabelle Burdick; jur delia; sophomore, Hie freshman. Margaret 3ux es t...…
…28192 THE MICHIGAN DAILY with the Alumnae council on Friday $36,238.46; outstanding pledges on afternoon. The report of the League building endowment fund of the Uni- showed that the first $3000 pledged at versity of Michigan League, $40,035; the November meeting had already making a total of $76,273.46. been paid, leaving a balance on hand.- -- -----_-- -____ Fra fnces Ames, '23, president of the League, reported on the matter of a l_ iversi...…
…I I°-I E MIHIGAN DAILY ,.. . _ _ -a- . _ ,_.... CKETS G0 ON SAE i,,L FORl JUNJIOR GIRLS' Pt~LAY L..--___ :Male Students .incur Wrath Of 'Madison Women, All women who took rifle shooting I .Announcement, of the name of the ifl,truction last sjimtester andl who Junior Girls' play, wichi is to be giv- wish to continue with the work are i en March 21, 22, 23, and:( 24, and of the asked to meet, at 7X:15 o'clock to-' entire cast and choruses ...…
…T"E MICHTGAN DAILY IfLETICS nhysical educa- - lly interest thej Dnventi*o~n of the rs' club will be omorrow after-, ock Friday aft-I Tickets for the sophomore movie are on~ sale in University hall, the Li- brary, and at Graham's bookstores. They may also be obtained from the sophomore women. The schedule for the, class basketball games to be held in Bar- bour gymnasiu~m is as follows: At 7:30 o'clock this evening, seniors vs. sophomores, j...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY a, 1. ir4.w r-nri - n ........,w.... . ... !k LE OF PURtE FOODS. 114-116 E. WASHINGTON Free Delivery to All Part Last Delivery 5 P. OFFICE OPEN TILL 10 P. M. F. ORDERS 326-327-328 ' e're Proud Of. Our "You can do Better at -:-' TRY US B When you buy a can of Ko-WE-BA fruit or vegetables 'you know that you can't find anything better. Every day we hear compliments about it from our customers. The -KQ-WE- ...…
…L--. IVAJ __ F / Hinsdale Tells Story Of Indian Mound Builders, 71 hicago Flightl .,os.. .. "The name 'Stone Age' is given to i "The most distinctive remains inI the Stone Age more as a matter of courtesy than as a matter of fat," de- clared Dean Wilbert D. Hinsdale yes- terday afternoon, in a lecture on "The Stone Age in Michigan," before Sum- mer session students, in the Natural Science auditorium. "Man in the Stone Age used tools ...…
…3nus 1 nansc . fs To University' Cut King's Salary Says Labor Chief; Maybe He'll Strike received in the of- Fors of the medical college and the rec- of the President recently, conveys, i the president and the governors t. Bartholemew's hospital in Eng- their thanks and appreciation,.for message of greetings which they ived from the University of Mich- oh the occasion of their 800th an- rsary. The greetings, which were ared in the University...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1923 "It is of course the duty of all good economists and kind persons to prove and proclaim continually to the poor as well as to the rich that respect for the dead is not really shown by laying great stone on them to tell us where they are laid; but by remembering where they are laid without a stone to help us." (John Ruskin.) "How funny, how disgusting life is: You meet some one, do no end of fool- ish and wicked and mea...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE ' :_111 r- e: 1 r . . lllllliilillnilttn!1111]i[fill iitluitilfiul11111111ulif111111111UI111111N1u111.1111111111111111runllil1n1,rll tfilliflnll i11111ttt11111!full/1 1 u!llt III if 111111111111111fillrll lut l lrl luln:, Distinctive Attire for the Junior Hop The Fan The Comb The fan-'tis sure to be of os- As for the comb-the evening trich feathers--and 'tis sure to frock would inde...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTE;MBER 28, 1:23 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday' during the University year by the Poard in Contiol of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and therlocal news pub- lis...…
…THE' MICHIGAN DAILY ST NDAY,' OCTOBER 28, 1923 ......................... 6 . .. . 4OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER. OF T11lE UNITERSITY OF MICIGAN Pulished every mornin'g except Monday during the UIniversity year by the P'oard in Control of Stud(-nt Publications. Meinbors of Western Conference Editorial .,sorvi tion.I The AsTi~e ress is exclusively en- itied fto the am for repubication of all news dispatches cctd :o it -or" not otherwu-e err ditcd i...…
…THE MICHIAN" DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVENTEE' 2 f t uhimselfwith some responsible con, tr 1 ornorindvi ualad ae ;r - years of work in a particular field of OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE the profession, submit a paper based UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN upon the practical accomplishments. of the intervening period. Only afterr Published every morning except Mondrhy *stmti hatei ol h during the University year by the Board i submitting such a thesis would the ...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY T T ___________ _. ,-.. i _ ___ - OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the University year-by the Board in CsjntroI of Stude-t Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the usefor republication of all news disipatches credited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local new...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPEB OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday' ing tke University year by the Board in ntrol of Student Publications. Uember of Western Conference Editorial sociation., the Associated Press is exclusively en- ed to the use for republication of all1 ws dispatches credited to it or not other- Be credited in this paper and the local vs published therein. Entered at the postoffice at A...…
…49 M..-N THE MICHIGAN DAILY -- --- - -r i ,. :rn ait except Monday by the Board in !rn Conference ditorial Press is exclusively en. for republication of air dited to it or not other his paper and the local at the postffice at Ann Arbor, as second class matter. ion by carrier or mail, $3. . Ann Arbor Press Building, May F~ditorial, 24T4 And r76-M; Busi- to exceed 30o words re. not necessarily to n evidence of faith, will be published in...…
…TIH MICI IIGAN DAILY m le a t it Ise to advantage in a number of ways, universities may be able to rid them- Sbutt perhaps its chief value would selves of such pestiferous and bois- rest in its benefits to the extension terous forms of amusement, and get [(IAL E1SPAPER OF THE service in that it would facilitate the back to good old bridge or dominoes. IVERSITY OF MICHIGAN work of that department by cutting lhed every morning except Monda...…
…Y OF I CIALBULLETIN on in'the Bulletin is -constructive notice to all members of ersity. Cony received until 3:30 n. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) 3 THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1923 Number '186 rangements for President's Office: the months of July and.August the President will be away from he President's Office will be open and in charge of Missi Natalie Secretary to the President, during the month of July, and dur- nth of August Professor Frank E. Rtobbi...…
… ILY OFFICIAL BULLET IN tion in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members * the ity. Copy received in the Office of the Summer Session until - - 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) 3 SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1923 Number 111 Educational Club Picnic: inual summer picnic will be held Monday night, July 30, (weath-. Ling). Members of the faculty of the School of Education and >s are invited. Tickets will be on sale Thursday and Friday in all. ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY S2',fP.'taP i Lt2,,12) Music and M iusicians 0.RLANDO I3EZDE '- are two (isti iiltd oisill (issz ~rc1'y> e'11dhrt ft in it incrrc t s'iiii', it K t } 011!?i. of i thatI ii ill 1 1 i ii e-(otok i pitlace 'oni tlep (cccist reetii, n £Vc' ,v ,,rain. 't tfor 5GalliCutitito tOtt iii1tt l linthe te ie River' (.11tohes)te sasprp iriis as is tiosh ittilt i ni (iIll!.l's tyn" t fe t a'iii ii. s;1tad 'Iocy itegraing tti u...…
…PAGE FOUR .THE. MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 2, 1923 MAnatures in jmoart CLOTHES DO NOT MAKE (Continued front Page 1) Hinshaw is to he congratulated on the ;ITH E MTANT of the pianoforte. At five he dictated' inherent wortlh of his pioneer or- minuets to his father, correct in all ganization and the quality of their{ details as to melody and harmony. His Iperformance. But they often make other people's opinions of him. The fate gretv lmost a...…
…Y, srrTENMER 28, 192°1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE' Y, SEPTEMBER 28, 1923 PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ._ , -. , MINENT FACULTY MEN RETURN FROM SUMMER TOURS IN EUROPE A, ! '' Prof. Walter B. Pillsbury of the L. C. Smith and Corona Typewriters O'sychology department, one of the guages department, Professor Philip ;many professors who were abroad: E. Bursley of the French department, spending their time in traveling, pre- and Prof. Walter ...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE I.. I , I . - I t . . Egyptologist To Describe Work In TA Valley of Kings" t ongregational Church Secured for J] portance of discoveries in Tut's tomb tural work or into the field of agri-4 S, C. A. VOCATIONS Union and the Student council. The and other excavations. cultural teaching. 5G only remaining step to assure the Animal nutrition, sanitary sciences: MEN P LAN MEETevent is the...…
…SflSDA7,- NOVEMBER 23, 1923 AMrICH11cAN. DAILYrr -___~rr , I and out of class. The local produc- [I G STUD NTS tion will probably be played at the same time as "Cotton Stockings" this year's Mime's production.F (,N' 1711 IICf d 1;1- i+ i". IU III IIIV Vi~tI WRITLLM or sCHANGED jIF;1A t II >~~WBa~~~IIII. rrien Ily' Relations Commnittees of S. Wrestling practice will be heldI I t{{11 {It {a I %°tIfli ie!u*. C. A. and Y. W. (C. 4A. Arrng...…
…_______ ______ _______ T1-U~MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ A RA~JUT PANED OR Hold Union Head For Murder Trial S0 ,CU C PEK . Extension ,service workers of the f C. A. and the local churches will; hold a banquet-Feb. 13 in one of thej churches. William D. Henderson,r director of the University 'extension service division, w'Ill deliver the, grin- Oipal addres3 at the -banquet. . ....*...* Robert E. Adan:s, '23, president of . . the S. C, A., Nvill offer t...…
…THE MICHIGAN. DAILY Announces Tentative ProgramForMay Festivalf Tentative programs for several of sented in concert form on Saturday the concerts to be given at the 1923 night, May 19. The program for the May Festival, May 16-19, were an- Children's concert Friday afternoo ,ounced yesterday by Prof. Earl V. and for the Friday evening cocer Moore of the School of Music. Prof. have not yet been completed, but will Moore returned yesterd...…
…iTHE MICHIGAN DAILY - Thneaters OING oN 11,hitney has colmn shold The attraction at the Whitney, on ;).-30 o'clock of Sunday, April 1., will be the altogether blication. different whimsical tale of the trop- ics, "Tangerine." This is the work" SDAY ~that, when produ~aced at that birthplace ~~DAY of splendid musical plays, the Csn ichIn oom32~Oftheatre, New York, not only won im- Rey ddrssesthemediate acclaim, but astonished ev- ley ddrss...…
