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…4 / t AI~PflP ITfiTXTV~A?~T fl~I1T c~ThA'~T fW~T~YT~ fldl ANN ~ ~ ~ vi~. ~,, 19~3 ~ PAG~$ ~a*%vzss Sh~ws~ Pngernities MOVE We Give Thanks~ Speqks W~Y V E[ ~a~eb. ~ w& U e a mIniatui~a but i~t fr~'e~t4ngWomr~4z's Ball 110 ____________________- 4eat ~ am a ~fuI1 8c~Ie ot t1~e ~1 p~s~d> b~ tbia, fraternity' ~tate~1 "~h8~ flft~3fl ft i~~iin ~ ~t tiity: ~2+~:2I P~1V~Y~;X1Ued or~anIzed R:A~: TO ~ at I~ast~ JIBe 1 ~avc ael*Ve p0~,ii~as att~dIng ~ny ~...…

…lII i ....... ghiout the t him to as in Chi- Lionel A4Yiies, '24 Who as "Suzanne," leadhaug "lady" in, Anni Arbor "Cotton Stockings" which opens Mon- few people{ day at the Whitney theater, has eight time wereI complete changes of costume. Thisf ly traJining male "grl" is expected to burlesque1 eMhandsot lr1"her" part evenl better than last year. Water Color Exhibit Shows Vast Variety Of Technique Water colors can be, used to suiti blotchy...…

… Of Presen tations Today,, ALMNE TO CNDUC Imported handnade linens , in filetl and cut, work,, includling, banquet clothes, luncheon sots, handk1erchiefs, negligees and m nY other artc e r to be put on- sale at Fosters3Art slop ! starting tomorrow= afternoon for the benefit of the Universit~y of ege apigiicd h e ia en under the auspices of the Alumnae, throu~gh Mrs. Nathan S Potter. wi1: conducted by Jiss Emnily Nas 'ier, o Chicago, wxho repr...…

…1t4L- r = AIL7 £4 AL..I. L/~1IL CHIGAN Xcept Monday the Board in a. eflceEdlitorial ~s . s exclusively en- publication of all news it or not otherwise 11-d the local news pub- office at Ann Arbor, ;, matter. Special rate Third Assistant Yost- Liym'an Abbott and others. Then there is the editorial letter by the editor, supplemented by practical applications of Scriptural pas- sages. An editor who can so skillfully clip' the pages of great...…

…t i 1"S, i I T HEMICHIGAN' DAILY DEMOLAY IVILL MEET The building is going to be irf the PlY T PA for the side have been laid and towers 4 T O (1 9 9 T E l [N 0 e -ected to facilitate the pouring of the !"1"c m n n o t e h g e a tsflrb r B [ C U C u L s on t e r u A t ai c r f teT T o s iu to f c m n ' r s De~lolay chapter membeors who re e.C alc 1-t atro h at present enrolledl in the --Re. . alac Ptt, asorofth and who have Thee ~na~liton' iw ...…

…k) .w.w . . .oM I.- - 7 WEST6 00BS'T ON DFNE ',fug HoLI yTOU ~IoIwa GIOER ______________________________ Playing.their last toApe fr .the c oa iy It ov Casey Stengel s now frly t 'Par lnWaterloo,a ,;hase' airno ee pit.Tf ~ cassmates, the seior:fits Hefeted " aii~r Cotirnes fto x ailnent .ith vhed that "The":pths of gle~l ad12f .a~ ap~ r~ ia.h thiefreshmn eng lnears 2Gto SI for th° t Caldhate~; M9)?%irars bt to the l1 tToao ar.nofsvnpis.T...…

…k'"vere VV u u THIS Plays 40 Weeks C In New York City AT ~ No announcem-, t cf the early the- atrical season has aroused more in- torest or more keen anticipation than c per reading, line fflr fthat of the coming of "The Covered' 3 linies per fl$Ci'tioi. !Wxagon" to the Whitney theatre in two insert=:ons , 1lie , ir early December. !e charged r for at. ,< No phot.oplay that has ever beon ask ab:oit co tracts presented in this city ha~s been pr...…

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…WEATHER L OVERCAST WITH SSHOWERS Air Ar AL VOL. XXXIV. No. 6 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMISER 29, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS F 1 1 r :FRTY ESTIMATED 0EAD IN WYOMING AS TRAIN CRASHES CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QPINCY )PASSENGER CARS GO THROUGH BRIDGE NO BODIES RECOVERED AS SNOW HALTS RESCUE Archbishop Of Sweden Comes To Tour U. S. I FORMER BRITISH PREMIER HONORED ON EVE OF TOUR LLOYD GEORGIAE GIVEN SEND-OFF B...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI-RE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, ~UP EAS5.r1 lL Il)AI): OF 'fM ALLu' Lansing, Sept. 28.-Decspite early indications that ithesrrewoulld be a marked failing off in the aIt toi-lalle at the Michigan Agricultural college this year, dlue to the controversies which have raged aroulnd1te inst itta- t~on, and the agriculture 1)00 rd, its governing b~ody, Miss Anna Ferl e, act- ing registrar, today announced that late enrollment ...…

…IBER 1219, 19= THErl MICHIGAN DAILY _...__ __ I . ,. ,. ;, L-, H sue' Af. ! '.. .3 :k ,, t. F' ,pN s . .'y. ..'X '"4 a4. i-'. 1 1 . :+? a^ mutual good feel ng in internat fiona] i~xBL H S kr lais ihd 1wi! lrestored Vwitl2 1"r11JI, a 8 cSU lit of his (coI1 ireflU( ri [AD ~ersbally ith Preier Poinare. Ir-'rg e ell. tioe newC ,v atoShoo 7«tl p)rofO;< ';) r oti=}hysical educal;w) innad aI hyiia fth l1ealth "srvce, has ..... .,..,_ . als~o u...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATIURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, s OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN I Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Poard in Contiol of Student Publications.j Menbers of Western Conference Editorial1 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 the local news pu...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE] VIDOTBALL SEASON OPENS I AS EASTERN TEAMS START INTERSECTIONAL ASPECT SEEN IN TWO OF TODAY'S GAMES New York, Sept. 8.-Football will take its place in the sporting lime- light tomorrow when manyleading elevens in the East as well as through- out the country will swing into action for the first time. For the most part major teams will test their 1923 model machines against lesser opponents but several games of unusua...…

…THE MICHIG1- N DAILY _' 'T' 1, i ) A . TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY S&TUf~DAV, +.. . M I. ufil Via' ,gx " r \ =- w innW-) x J v FIRST SCRIMMA GE\ONREGULAR 'Aniiny" Has Only One (liance to Score and FaHIls When Kick Cross Country PractIC6 Is Blocked; Play Opeelii Practice for the cross country "NAVY" MISSES TWO ATTdM P's Itry outs will take place this ONE A FIFTY YARI1) DIO4 01 th mnoinin. Try and be ready to lave the gymnasium at 10:4...…

….)AILY U ASS1MED IATE3 10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for three or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion. Charged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, 11e per reading line for three or more insertions. White space charged for at same rates. Classifieds charged only to those having phones. Ask about contracts for classified advertising. "Jimnie-the-Ad-Take...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Section Section Section Section Section 21. 22, s23. 24. 2b. Wednesday Wednesday Thursdaya Thursday al Thursday al at 11. at 11. at 8. at 9. at 9. 1. 104 Economics Building. 1101 Economics Building. 102 Economics Building. D Economics Building. 122 University High School Building. L. S. Iteeves. French Phonetics, 101a: This class will meet in room 319 Medical Bldg. (third floor, south wvest corner) at 9 on Monday ...…

…4 Ammer ILK WIERS .: itr 4:I tjj ASSOCIATE PRESS DAY AND NIGHlT SERViICE TODAY ... { I IV. No. 32 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY JULY 29, 1923 PRICE FIVE CONFERENCEj H OEAOLDCKAS OTIATIONS FAIL C. 0. Davis To Give Lecture Tomorrow CAMPUS ACTIVITY F CE SEEKS TO REARCH SETTLEMENT Dean of Students Urges Need tact Among Men of University of Con- ileply to Great Britahi } Coneiliatory Tone Assumes ANT H BA CITF MINERSLAL) OPER- AT...…

…IWA. PER OF THE MICHIGAN SSION' ig except Monday Associated Press. The' As- exclusively entitled to the on of all news dispatches not otherwise credited in local news publishedl here- postofice, Ann Arbor, d class matter. carrier or mail, $t.3o. bor Press Building. if signed as evidence of published in The Sunimer 'etion of the Editor. Un- ions will receive no con- enature may be omitted in red by the writer. ThFie es not necessarily endorse ...…

…er nrtmsn irmy nicer Discusses Indian Situation ool Student Who Served in Army of India Answers Article ten by Indian Student Which Appeared in Last Sun- day's Issue of The Summer Michigan Daily (By J. 'C. Heraper) I smell the blood Th's phrase from an!" ' nursery tale has of late been t irresistably into my mind. It A until I left my own country ,me over to America that II "ealized what a nation of self- and tyrants I belong to. AsI t of r...…

…I nM J2..)..'V1V1 M LVI 1rlUlAtIN JTA. Y.' OFFICIAL BULLETIN Ford's River Rouge Plant Scheduled On Summer Excursionists' Program which will reach Ann o'clock in the evening. 6:45, i Exchange Notes blication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the iversity. Copy received in the Office of the Summer Session unil 3:30 p. m. (11 30 a. m. Saturday.) lme 3 SUNDAY, JULY 29, 1923 Number 112 V's Educational Club Picnie: Le a...…

…ODAY ,. t 4kv 4hr E DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE '7 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1923 PRICE FIVE C ON DA SPROBLEM I EDUCATION 4, PHYSICS, CHEMIS- OLOGY ARE BASIC TUDIES .I 1 I . FENDS1 LAST, CLASSICS EVENING of Free . Election is Fortnate Says Educator of 'he true theory of education is' guiding of ignorance by intellig- Sinto knowledge. Its true aim is development of each individual to be point of highest excellenc...…

…APER OF THE1 F MICHIGAN ESSION ning except Monday Sion. ated Press. The As- ively entitled to the I Text Books and Supplies for . N'Wtlm i epublicationr of af anews dispatches It is an odd happening in the ex- ~ozo not" otherwise credited in and the local news publishd here- perience of a reviewer that he shouldt °_discuss at length in a column which £ at the postoffice, Ann Arbor, purports to consider only contempor-t as second class ma...…

…LE~TTER: .CASE _ the death of Mrs. ie of Prof. E. C. i geology and pal- nt who' died in Lon May 15, were received, by Deant rom '~ Prof. Case a to the letter Mrs. Case's erred, very suddenly, just, hiours after she was strick- mrt~ trouble. The trouble it about by a chili which ed ,during, an automobile rain. She was taken to Immediately and lapsed in- of unconsciousness from recovered only a. few mo- )re her death. Interment Ln Cape Town. a...…

…Pressident Warren G. Harding and the Group L E T N ajof Notables Accompanying Him to Ala rib' IL U the Bulletin is constructive notice to Cony received until 3:30 . m. (11:30 FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1923 all members of a. m. Saturday.) .number 187 IVuD mer Arrangements for President's Office: During the months of July and August the President will be away from city. The President's Office will be open and in charge, of Miss. Natalie Iurphy, Sec...…

…fog tao xti PUT YOUR C) kb :I GOWN No. 176 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY. MAY 29, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE Fiv E BUILDINGS I I FA~LLSESSION! ETID1 UOSE, CLE11ENTS tY AND EMGINEERI\G HOPrS INCLUDED MCATE ELI BRARY COMMENCEMENTl ommnee On Medical Build. I Lawyers' Club Duringume Alphay . Boosts.IILI H. Hiam For PeidnQ9F0NA 0 .I 1H E STATE MORTGAGE f { lc~urIs G E R i MA N PL N toJse ' t ive. ., of r .e in J. Heinz O...…

…THE MTCHTCfAN DAPLY __ IA illIII ront We-, ddl to Beanty and of Old Site OF. i{EGNTS TO 'CATIO7N DiJIN~ Tiliigs1 1t1litY VISIT St" rUTJ SLIMMER HDTEL OFFRS I s STUDENTSMLMET I R. S. Melclhers of the Islington ho- tel, one of the largest of the summer resorts in Les .Cheeaux .islands, 12' mie~north-east of Mackinac island, will he at the Michigan Union at to- >..... day to intervileW students who desir~e, summer wvork at the hotel. Accordin...…

… unl~anoma mvayor To Protect Youth SOPHOMORES TO DISCUSS ADISRWORK THUSA SIGMA DELTA PI '25, to Hugh W ilson, '22. Wilson is a I ,iIAT S NNE o the Phi Kappa Psi fra- . IP . 3 ,y 41 {l( :r il N 1:11if t i 1I1 \ 1 r'\ r{± ~their, guests and other peo- may b:e in Ann Arbor durning I ncernont Week will find an ;'s entertainment with 1Robin ,d his followers ait the Sen- s'I play to be gi ~ei Thuirsday, , in the open-air~ theater to0 :ed on t...…

…L 1 il- AYA1L. 1 ANDAILJY ____ -- - -- AUPEJ 01? THE MICHIGAN ing except Monday ar by the Board in cations Conference Editorial is exclusiv ely en- >ication of all news tor~ not otherwise the local news pub- fice at Ann Arbor, s matter. or mail, $3.50. ress Building, May- 4 and 176-M Busi munictions not to exceed Soo words wd. tle , sigrnature not necessarily to in print, but as a a evidence of faith, otices of events vwil be published in...…

…A.j 4a -. tudies United Von Hinden burg Keeps Pre- War World Hdiking Tourl 4Fixn ery At MiitayrFunctions' fifty pound prickc on his backc contains mr.!ny Interesting notes. His berian Newfoundland dlog at- route is easilyv traceable by the namesj which bears the name "Bol- of thle towvns hie has passed through Lfld in more civilized coun-' which appear in his book. 1Pr,3sident ck"~~~~~ P.T oskeiz ini ons name, and thog;er of prom-! of 20...…

…\ i r ^ 7N N ...... \ '1 . Mr. ,... ... b,..Y.,.,.. I Ift I RUM, SULTS Wolverine Track Stock Rises After Triumph Over Buckeyes RfECEIVE ENTRIES FOR NET TOURNEY' 11 ke Three Singles and Both Doubles Matches for 4 to I Score Over Gophers ET 0. S. T TOAO1&RROW AT COLUIBUS IN FINAL CONTEST huck Mer1'e , who won the Big tennis.: singles ctampionship for higan and three f his Wolverine namatoh,..added another victory to ir list wh...…

…MICHIGAN DALY Classified--CQU't. . -- _ THIS COLUMN CLOSES IAT3 P.M ADVERTISING FOR RENT FOR RENT-Two light house keep-l :ng ros ery comfortabliy fur- nishied, use ofteectric wvasher, rent rr~~o~b~, 14 N. State, PhoueI 3422. 176-31 W1YVERN )IE)BERS TO SELL BLUZEBOOKS AT LEAGUE ]BOOTH M embers of W yvern will sell blue- book s this week for the benefit of 'thel Michigan League building fund. The books will be on -sale at the League booth...…

…___________ __ TV~ rv U IGA"N 0DAXlX- -- _ OFFICIAL' BULLETIN i Bulleis constructive notice to all members of py received uutl 1 .30. m. (11.80 tip. m. S~al-rday.) TUESDAY, MAY !!9, 1923 1Nnlmber 17i 1, Us: will }ac r~o conference of the deans \Vedno~day, May 30. M. L. BUR'TON. of( come zecinent exerc~lses only blank diploxmas or dummies will e diplomas proper will be distributed Immediately after- an Gymnasium, where they will previ...…

…EATH-ER CWARMERR DAY a It~r %Pewtl ISecti 1 On Ill. No. 151. TWENT'YPAGES ANN r-aBOR MICHIGAN' SU=NDAY, APRIL 29, 1920- TWENTY PAGES. PRICE~ .. ._ SAN BATMEN VIISGONSIN 11-3 YICTORY Whimsies Souvenir :issue To Appear SNATOR NELSON Whiis es' special souvenir issue O MIN EST will be out Wednesday. It is an all MINNE'T poetry number made up of~ the bestni poems subwitted in th~e contt just i.SO RI held. The names of the winners wil...…

…Th~r E114MU1a at SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 192-3. Barbarism Recoils and Strikes and Asiatic Christianity Suffers It is an apparent fact that when a, JACK BERKMAN the Christian world answered the crie period of several years has elapsedl of the unhappy victims of the barbr- after the close of any great war, only ran. May Christian America e hn- those of the nation who have peron ored ally cone into contact withil the...…

…THIAE ICHIGANDAILY______ -~ -._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ssociation Wants All s To Take The Aluimus ,Com encement less tlia two i -i.; planx to off, when anocther class. of senior class 100 sublscribe this year's perceont. Wilfred T3.I MjM[S~L~gW D Mimhes:Will Give MI Ii WIL A~AROVaudevile CP FORBEST ACT VI ~ o innr g ndevxlle Toyurxies Will o l 0)sIlies E PR J i.UNARtY TRYOUTS FOR PBSENTED MEDF j oncrnel for Meritorious Service Ic ' dci ed in IFran...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 192: PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 29, t92~ Hamlin Garland F. L TILDEN If Hanlin Garland's parents ad,' more be accused of being under [Rs- sot been of pioneer stock, if they had sian or Santinavians influeoces th-as been content to remain in rtted te could be nmisaken for i'assa .01 cootfort, livng in consplareof security, Iltis not just Amerian; hte is unl- instlead of being drive...…

…THE MICHI~GAN DAILY AIM rnmti OUT LEDEHIPI SDelta Delta vs. Westminster house, 1 0-14. The games scheduled for the early part of this week wrill be played as follows: at 5:30 o'clock: Monday, Kap- pa Alpha Theta vs. Gamma Phi Beta; at 6:3'0 o'clock Tuesday, Sorosis VS. Pi Beta Phi; Kappa Kappa Gamma vs.1 Zeta Tau Alpha. Woman IS Named distract Attorney! Wlomen TWO WVEEKS Oil Misl, izabeth M. Hlaney of New York City waill cornct a two wee...…

…SUNDAY; APRIL 2, 12923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGZ TIIRE3 Militarism Crushed to Earth Developmtents in the Eiurotpean situ-; LT. GEORGE A. STRACKE various districts of Germany. These increaeo the ocaspied arnths byt the exist in fact, inure or less secret. These irncreo tseingcuied ofe by Socej are the forest parloles and the like, Frech re ein viwedwith alarm h er ofcomntding officers required inoecom~ponnt flti a~any which aeof four kinds. First...…

…._ T -- .--r TI II MICJIIGAN DAILY 4F - .._ .. -:, --.. 1 JFICIAL NEITYSJAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF IMLUIIGAN , pblishcd. every :Horning except Monday ingth'e niiversity year by the Board in trol of Student Publicationsj Icii ers of Western Conference l ditorial. he Associated Preis is exclusively en-I :d to the use for republication of all news atches credited to it or not otherwise ditel in this paper~ and the local news pub- ed therein...…

…AGN FOUlt 1H MICHIGAN-D SUNDAY, APRIB. 29, 1-23 ---- -. .THE "."IGAr lATL SUNDA. PRIL 29. 11155il 0 Michigan Reds LILLIAN REID "A spectre is haunting Europe- to the practical worker is, "What am the spectre of communism," wrote I going to get out o it?" He is work- Karl Marx in 1848 in his Communist Ing hard to tay for a little house, and Manifesto, the favorite textbook of the a little car, and to put money in the radicals. Almost a cent...…

…TI IE MICHIGAN DAILY _________ fl lfT beautiful of pictures, song-,, and temn of Protozoa," will be given ID K1I IESHOfPUT oems Kf4:15 o'clock Wednesday afternoon i~NCSAYrn But all this," lhe f>> rthez' ex pl'tirns J W111 SP I N room 214 of the Natural ce SOS"is usele.ss Nwithout a sneof ,z,,- M0lfl ildn.The second' on the top fl m}HIO ERior. T;w«orild -,ld'on c ' '"'TheJLife Cycle of PoozaWith Re too sentimental, ha yirn'- i 1)OfOO, <trY w...…

…SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 1923 - THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 1iViC T he G r sit that all restrictions as to isv. matters we attain is formed by Eng- edness becomes oppressive after a few 4IRf(OyIC porting and construction in this di- 'lish rather than American masters." pages. Such is the effect "The Smart rection will be removed. For the The article trails off into generaliza- , Gr"hainsuo m nocn ban G rins present the German factories are' tions, howeve...…

…THlt MICHIGAN DAIL _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ --------....r. ru , nm-mm m,,. ,,, ,,., " r..r I . r r : (GHIII)HIIIIII D) _.i , .. ._ NOR" NI6AN BATSMEN SG W ISCONSIN 1,R H1-3 VICTORY Brenner safe at first on Paper's wild throw to Kuode. .Aschenbrenner tak-I ing second, and Becker third.' Tebell fouled out to Blott. Hlm hi by pitch- er. Aschenbrenner :forced out at third by Paper unassisted. No runs, no hilts, one error. f4M...…

…PAGF SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY APRIL 2, 192 -Oc. Vlia, and the King of the House specialist can and will cavil at any- - ~ of David should have had ther look- thing, excepting sucha book as hie into_ ih omli tte. writes himself, and it does not require in to. m[ltt ompainat te s-v-much of a specialist to find faults in cal small us of Dr. Tlom. on'. this one. But no book, and especially oceo davy, his So-called 'n1 tral r-! no large book, ...…

…rIiGA N DAL I ,.- _ .,. --- E I THIS COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M. A DVERfIISING~l Classifieds-Co6nt.. FOR RE-NT-First floor living-room and kitchen, $35 per month) uhtil jOctober .and also second floor suite Iand kitchenette with sink, $40 per .month until October. Both suites completely furnished for light h'ousekeeping if desired. 1025 'Vaughn, between E.. University .and Packard. 15k Cleans Up With F*~ All Bases Fl WHEN WRITING to a fr...…

…SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAC SVN POPULAR can find The work is very readable i AMONG THE AGAZINES The purchas prier of one do'lar for PS C O O Yand the points made are sell support- (Continued from Page Five) he Yale Rview shold not hinder the PSYANCHOLOGY.ByHuh) dyil lustrations and references to L. 1'i her, President of the Board of con. retntis reader fron perusing HUnMA~n ('AIICEI fyHgiE. al ie Education in England, writes ...…

… I IIE MICHIGAN DAIL\ _______ ., ,....M.., .... 1IlY OFFICIAL BULLETIN1 icaion In the Bulletin is constructive notice to .11 members of J uitersity. Copy received until n-204D. m. (11:30O a.,m. Saturday.) rtt 3 VN D ATE, AIPIUL T), 1923 Numb~er UIl 1) Can~ ere will be a con ference of the Deans oan Wednesday, May 2, at i. M. I,. BURTON. ity Lectuare: Chalkley Slack, Sociologic&I Director of the Studebaker Corpora-' "1ll deliver a lecture u...…

…PAL.. EIGhT AMONG THE MAGAZINES (Continued from Page Seven) ritte: Bynne. I have seen and i hope c see bett'. Doubler Deaers. The New Pe.rson's, on account of its art, its composition, and its pa- per, is not enticing to the literary rind; but its list of contents is quite attractive. Among the articles in the April number are Carl Van Doren's "A Note on the Essay", Frank lar- ris' "Henri Matisse: Master Painter", and Fiodor Chaliapin's "Pages...…

…J, I ool Ag xtl Tw XXXIII. No. 151 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 1923 PRICE FIVE . ..,, .1i _ ersity President Tells lege Men About S. America j An interview with IRfus B. von' EleinSmid, president of the Uni- versity of Southern California.- BY MILTON DREYFUSS Within the past few years and es- pecially since the opening of the Great War, South America has loomed in- creasingly to the college men of this country as t...…

…GE TN THE MICHIGAN DAILY Inn rii~ r National City Bank of New York, are tamu I~ ~ ~ ~ ~l opening branches in South America, SN99T 1B TUDIUII id LIFO and are sending a considerable nums- BCLA S O B NTRAMUHRL CIITIES ber of American trained men to these efrnce.Thsfanstailh IUVLIIIJ jj~~~4 men here in their own instittionsGA ZE_ S LMNAI D BYF LD K SE bore sending themx south; Special emph~ass of course being laid on the Oraiain: hi ersgaut (Conti...…