…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE SEVEN ..- - Miss Macbaren's New Art la MILLARD PRYOR Is it humanly possible for one per- ideal of leaving little or nothing to ,!son entirely uaoited by s1'ago prop - the imagination. erties costumes, curtains, or any oth-I In giving a performance Miss Mac- et Ir of the paraphernalia that usually Larn wears only a simple evening accmpnis dramaticofeig toi frock. And her own peronality in preset a...…
…PaGE RIGHlT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SNANVME ,12 SUATDAY, IVC 'Ia 'MBER 4, 1903 GERMAN FOOD SHORTAGE REPORTED TO PRESIDENT BURTON RETURNS FROM iTEACHERS' CONIENTION r Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Prsidnt until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. in. Saturdavai Volume 4 SUNDIAY, NOVMB ERi4, 1923 To the Deans: There will be a conference of' the Deans ol Wednesday, N...…
…PALa EIGHT, THE MICHi1GAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1923 UUM ... ml .... "A NUAMMUSULLW l I T HE fashionable coat for the afternoon and evening is the coat that is fur trimmed- These are the select-the elect of the winter coat fashions. The luxury of such noted fabrics as constanza, formosa, fashona, lustrosa, and gerona is in them. The richness of the fur of fox, wolf, beaver, squirrel, caravul--prime silky petry-is featured in the...…
…4t Section Two Y 1, 4 tk Section Two VOL XXXIV. NO. 37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1923 PRICE, FIVE GENTS Austrian Student ASSOCIATION WILL AppealsFor Help rT 11 1 ,fOne of the many appeals for suc- EE N HERE cor from men and women in ill-fated __central Europe came to Ann Arbor re- cently from Salzburg, Austria, ad- Modenrn Languages Convenion To dressed "To the students of the Uni- Gather Here Decem- versity of Michiga...…
…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY su TNDA:Y,'NOV1EMBER 4, 1923 :; PLAN. zdS Ag fB F U DPATMENT TOKEP Y."ll.C. A. Secretary Will Speak Here; rnrqu linpAMP iv STATEI MAL RECORDI , Mr. George Sherwood Eddy ' Mr. George Sherwood Eddy, Inter- national Secretary of the Y. M. C. A., who will speak here on Dec. 2, at the 21st Annual Michigan State Older Boy's Conference.1l Lawrence, Kansas To Get Old Flag. NM Paso, Texas, Nov. 3-(A.P.)-The flag said to ...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rEninrnnnimr service "Faithfulness Tested" will' be BUIIIL fLYV the subject under discussion. BUFFALO FLY ENDRNbEBS dW~VMI SEtYiLE Ii im a St. Paul's Lutheran Church "Civil Government" will be the ser- U ITLL IN UJIRA11!.LIA NH! 919CH OUM Smon text at St. Paul's Lutheran church . this morning at the 11:30 o'clock ser- News From Other Colleges Sydney, N. S. W., Nov. 3-Austral- Ian cattlemen ar...…
…M'AGI'.TWE~LVEI - T f° - THE MICHIGAN DAILY ST"NDAY, :NOVEMBTEI1 , 19 ITHEATR W uerth "If Winter Comes," A. S. M. Hutch- inson's famous novel, dramatized for the screen in such a way as to retain in the picturized version the power and vitality which made for its suc- cess in book form, is featured at the Wuerth today. The picture was pho- tographed in England and the old Eng- lish streets, together with interior scenestofBritish home-l...…
…K _ SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1923 Sherwood Anderson:Threnody If someone were to play "Napoleon's One should hesitate to name the Last Charge" and then inform me MAXWELL NOWELS cause of the change of Sherwood An- that it was composed by Scriabine, 1 derson. Like the works of nine-tenths could experience no more incredulity Mid-Westerners and found there not derson's earlier works, i should have of the moderns his...…
…PAE TWO THE MICHI ANDAILY SUNDAY; NOVEMBER 4, 1923 and the ROBERT BARTRON HENDERSON GRtEEN CURTAINS '"The Servant to the Hase", and 'There is a peuliar impression on "Katherine Parr." Yet no a ter how the campus concerning Professor bat- praiseworthy the perornances may listcr's play production classes. be there are always maniy in the aud- Somehow in the mind of the casual 'ence who are prejudi e 1ano. urt by pabloc thtee is toe sentnment...…
…SUtNDA; 'NOVEMRER4' 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE "A landscape to be seen has to be (George Santayana), from "The Sense composed, and to be loved has to be of Beauty." moralized. That is the reason why "It is almost as harmful to be a rude and vulgar people are indiffer- virtuous fool as a knave." - (Teddy ent to' their natural surroundings."- Roosevelt.) YOU will be more than satisfiedr with the food and service at Tuttles Lunch Room 33...…
…rMro0U THE MICHICAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1923 FILE, by Hugh Lofting. Frederick tabaga when the snoox and gringo fix A. Stokes Company. ($2.0.) it up so that an air car runs over an B 7 When Carl Sandhurg wrote Chicago air bridge where the steel one has 0KS1 and W riters Poems, years ago, he started some- been washed away on the Shampoo thing. Some liked it and some River. Some bf 'em, too, live in Iowa, didn't, and those who didn't set up...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1923 THE MICHICAN DAILY PAGE FIVE CONCERNING DREAMERS NDOLENCE and aimless- NEWELL BEBOUT He is dead. Yes, it is- true that [ ress are the conventional dreams are entrancing, enrapturing, attributes of the dreamer. eenchanting:, it is also true that they The dreamer seldom wni"Within this goblet, rich and deep, metamorphoses? Think of life as ai are luxurious and that life is real. success in the world.- But I cradle all...…
…PgAGE SI _THE MICHIGAN DAILY StN>AY, NG' ' MBBR 1923 poration are offering a rather unusual full. But Henri's ideas have no such -competition to authors who have not scope and vitality,- nd his secretary yet had a novel published in boos lacks good literary taste. There are form. The manuscripts will b grad many fine things in the hodge-podge ed acordng t ther u ,~ that makes ups the volume, and per- U N F C A ed according to their usefulness ...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE sEVE *---- Miss MacLaren's New Art MILLARD PRYOR is it humanly possible for one per-l ideal of leaving little or nothing to son entirely unassisted by stage prop- the imagination. erties, costumes, curtains, or any oth- In giving a performance Miss Mac- er of the paraphernalia that usually Laren wears only a simple evening accompanies a dramatic offering, to frock. And her own personality is pre...…
…PAL EIGHT .THE MCRIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER, 4. 19213 PA(~PIG5T TE MI~iGN DALY SNDA, NOEMBR 4,102 -' 3 11 II. i HE fashionable coat for the afternoon and evening is the coat that is fur trimmed- These are the select-the elect of the winter coat fashions. Thi luxury of such noted fabrics as constanza, formosa, fashona, lustrosa, and gerona is in them. The richness of the fur of fox, wolf, beaver, squirrel, caracul-prime silky peltry-i...…
…I THE WEATHER FAIR; CONTINUED MODERATE - j t ttl ASSOCIATE!) PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE WESTERN CONFEtENCE V ITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. 10 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS HENDERSON GIVES INSPIRING T ALK( IN IRIIGBEFORE FRESHMEN RIPKE, DONAHUE AND LYNCH ADDRESS YEARLINGS AT UNION ASSEMBLY HALL PACKED AT ANNUAL GATHERING Campus Leaders Advise First Year Men To Become Fam...…
…I' I i'E l MIC..HIGAN DAILY TAURSDAY, OCTOBEI~R 4, 19i' TO L. J LAD FREH E ~~t1v4 II1feXiiangcd al Seconds ';, d'.A. le -eplti4Ji1to be "oeld 'loiiilit RII{ AI WELLS TO BE er, Grad.,; Stewart R. Boyer, '24L;, ling hovered on the brink of (l*eat Ray A. Billington, '25; John G. Gar- at the hands of the ;girl fro-nitie linghouse, '25; Harry C. Clarke, '24; West, who excelled in the shorter John S. DeTar, '25M; Kenneth B. Bab-} shots. cock,...…
…1!, 1, THE MICHIGAN DAILY r II ' jj Ithe field and spectators on the days class ch ampionship, 30hnr;run- ernoaon at 3 o'clock1 in Barbour gym-1 BUHDN 'hWILL, AODRES u;.smisbhn 1 I as "I W LL9S L t" at ah.~gh pitch, according to Miss championship, 50 honors.I( GU N t'omnaeeddtoflpsios! C BJorS ; luI~Jthe~Yi n, d t h uiasm :scbIng-; ^honors; and Universatd tudentpsin L[CEA II EET INC rlDEY i CT r t il>:;e is r v.'s'n , w: irnd rectory st...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBED of the property that is there included. 4 J Magazines are being destroyed, news- papers removed from. the racks and OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE scattered over the room, and coats UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN and-hats strung promiscously about in a way. that not only depireciates the IT ;0L I N////-I!,,, N- Published every morning except Moordnv ' during the University year by the Board in appearance of the ro...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 1 r -- !MUS IA EAGUE RHODS ORGAIATION MEETING MEMBERSHIP IS OPEN TO WOMEN INTERESTED IN MUSIC Matinee Musical Student league or- ganized under the direction of Mrs Byrl Bacher, dean of women of the School of Music, at a meeting held yes- terday in Helen Newberry residence Miss Helen Bates was elected tempor- !'Ary' chairman and group leadeis were appointed -as follows: violin section. Luci...…
… THE rPT-'tTl'P,.4tlA'V I Oqlntltt!-P 1 1.499- TV-IF«+. sMax a as aa M fly -a s .Y~ .. 1.1'1 A YiY 17 fJCI11.T::Ii)A If'l) V1i1"" Y, t I --i ..... M d " Wl i : ® ®Y D II . } is VARSITY CONOVERS RESERE ESQUAD P224; EflT VEARLI CS TODAY Jones Must Rebuild Iowa Team ' To Make It Big T'en Contender r , FRESHMEN BEADY SFOR VARSITY GO Sport Sn up .Shots By Jack Keene Johnny Dundee, world's feather- weight champ, would be a great ...…
…THEI 'MICHGAN LA1Y PAW SI V Tins A TIlS f; OSES N LASSIFIE ICLOSES COSES GCOj AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT 3 PM Spanish Throne Threatened fly R vol fiist News From( 7 7 x±*n Sri xtrnrlr xxrn z srrin a nvor a t, tl f h P 1 r I)AILY CiLASSIFIED RATES fo0e per reading -line for one or two inser tionas, 9c per reading line for1 three or moxe insertions1 cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion. Charged at the rate of 12c per reading li...…
…FAG EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY lUR ISDAY, OCTOBER 4, 192- New Secretary Of British Embassy I e - , Parking Rule: No cars may be parked anywhere on the campus without official park- ing permit attached to each license plate. The Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds will enforce this rule. By order of the Regents. Shirley W. Smith, Secretary. To Students in the School of Education: The first assembly of the year will be held in Room 203, ...…
…-hpg I kTI MODERATE WITH LIGHT SHOWERS EFr i!3 ' at1L, ASSOCIATI PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WI SERTICE _:_ _ , XIV. No. 37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1923- PRICE EBECOMES PE ARDING TO LIE IN STATE AT CAPITAL; , x ',,, ' WILL BE MADE AT MARIO ..r. N EWEXEC UTIVE, REACHES CAPITAL LA TE LAST NIGHT 'AKES UP OFFICIAL DUTIES IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING ARRIVAL ENTRANCE INTO CITY LACKING IN DISPLAY PRESIDENT COOLIDGE A...…
…l CAIN AVL OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN - SUMMER SESSION Published every morning except Monday during the summer session. Memb er of the Assciat ed Pess. he 'As s iated Press is excusivol ' entitled to the use for republiiation of a news dispatches 'redted. to it or not otherwise credited in this paper ad the local news published here- ptered at the pstoffce, A", Arbor, Micigan, Wssecond class matter. Swjbscription by car...…
…I L t Photo Of President Shows Him Suffering Strain E P Peace 00 to A ird Promises of Best TO F SOMIE G PEACE I ie American peace award created Edward W. Bok offerse $100,00 to author of the best practicable plan vhich, the United States may co- ate with other nations to achieve preserve the peace of the world. he purpose of the award is to the American people from coast oast a direct opportunity to evolve an that will be acceptable to...…
…LC"k1 L PSES OF MRS. HARDING i I Ii NEW EXECUTIVE REA1CHES CAPITAL (Continued from Page One) where he will maintain his residence and will lay out ground work of his administration while the executive offices at the White House are being put in order for him. Because of repair work in progress there, and in deference to Mrs. Har- ding, it will be several days before the President and the new first,lady of the land will take charge of...…
…Vi t V b. .i i 4bF 4:Dl at AY DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE V. No. 11 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1922 PRICE FIVE r I LR ow5 ' ERFLOWS 15S OBUSANDS ENTER STIOK WORST IN HISTORY OF I'MIGRATION OFFICES EDITORI AL Sensational Tales Suggested By Coffin, In University Hall DEMPSEY ON EE Of TITLE STRUGGCLE WITH GIBBONS IN: BEST CONDITION Of CA I 11 UOTAS OF 7 NATIONS FILLED; 4,000 ARRIVE anger of Congestion Lies in Attem...…
…than occur in a Michigan town of1 I r 41 g z ti aI t 1 50,000 in six months. Saftey cam- UFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE paigns could be extended to our UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN beaches. SUMMER SESSION ishe summer session except Monday A woman osteopath states that 50 per cent of college freshmen have nber of the Associated Press. The As curvature of the spine from sitting in ed Press is exclusively entitled to the or republication of all news dispatch...…
…ogazds Road House, it To Cripples I 'I LARGEST "HA"ESPEARE COLLECTION IN CONR of which are main lobby. on American t 12, Cleveland 8. o 4, St. Louis 3. ics-Boston-No play, rain. ngton 1, New York 2. National -Brooklyn-No play, rain. rati 6, Chicago 5. ork 4, Phillies 2. uis 2, Pittsburg 4. ay to rent a room is with lassified".-Adv. -S r- ALUdKaAILA ill i ']AMPING is certain to be a source of irritation and egret unless the tent i...…
…LrA Prw ET PRESIDENT AT THE THEATERS ,.,~-....,...,.,'.7..-- Screen-Today r I Arcade-"The Man Without a Country." Majestic-Win. De Mille's "Only 38." I Orpheum - Mitchell Lewis in "Code of the,,.Yukon;" Bert Roach in "The Jazz Bug." II {{Ii tI , '; ((i 4 i . t { E f 1 1 I I , I Dies From Dose of uwn lueducine Tokio, July 2.-(By A.P.) - Dr. Tachu Okumura attached to the med- ical laboratories here, died today aft- er having taken wh...…
…ATHER DWARM od, a6 aili TO, [I. No. 155 EIGHT PAGM. ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE EIN WILL' ILETONIGHTL FOl' LASS~~ FOI 1 ' ANNUAL EVENT TO BE HEID TO- NIGHT IN UNION BALLROO-M FEW REMAINING TICKETS PLACED ON SALE' TODAY «M#ason and Dixon Seven" and iKen- iaedy's Orchestra Chosen to Furnish Music SOPH BAND PREPARES FOR ANNUAL SPRING CONTESTS Pep was the keynote of the practice which was held b...…
…mNA~_ _ _ _ --- I Features StockJ 7ago Symphony- For eenth mSuccessive Year MISSIDIARY TO :SPEAK kAT UNIVERSITY.SE hcE REV. MORURS FRATER SECURVDI TQ GIVE An)bRESS SU~ND)AY . . JEEMNO Rev. Morris Frater, for years prom- inenit'i missionary work among the f~outh Sea Islannders, will b h speaker at the .University' servics to be field in Hill auditorium at 7:30 O'clock Sunday evening. He will ta. k, on the~ subject, "Among tho, South' Sea Isl...…
…iT .HICAN DAILY tl I IEW YORK WOMAN American Legion Auxiliary Cares'ForVeterans In Mexico - . - be no rehearsal of the ast today. whave not yet fired in. against the men are re- e this afternoon at the mer field as it will be >ortunity to enter the omen who are planning tdoor range will meet at orrow afternoon at the fice. There will be no day evening at the in- There will be a meeting of the life niembership committee of the Univer- s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PHI 111BETA :KAPPA--Th123 ~ attVj ith th3, announcenlut of Phi Beta Kappa elections for l1923 comes the 'ICIAL NEIVSPAPFER OF THE interesting revelation that, of the 79~ 'IV"?RSI -Y, OF I'-1CIGAN ; literatry students upona whoml the ied evry :horning except Monday ' ioio of membership was conferred thie L.; iversity year by the Board in Iof Student Publications 50 Nwere women while only 29 Were I bees of Westerni Conference...…
…______ _ ___ _____THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ithe r Collegeso dIon has appeared in a great variety Attrac ive dresses, dainty and prac-y ofroe at the Metropolitan Opera and 'tical for girls from two to twelve C 1./+ __ ------ has also found time for seeral conl- otthwestern --"If our sense of 8s4eping in a mnortuary.-,Another stu- Misstordon' jestlt i to X11 were cultivated to its highest dent pays is expenise 1)y occupying ap...…
…_____ ____frTHE MICHIGAN DAILY . ... I- . / ' , _ . t S11l111H Uw, W-Ndgm% Ny rlnir J L ' s W6 t, -0'- VIII RUN.,TRIALS' FOR ILLINOIS MEE fill Compelte in 100, 880, 440, 220, and Low hurdles Tomorrow at 1O:I5 O'clock ROSSER. SMITH SVINE IN VAULT AND IIH JUMP Coach Farrell's men have been orking hard and consistently in pre- 3,ratiol for the coming Illinois meet id although few have tried to make ty remarkable performances there %...…
…MICHIG7ANDAILY r .rryn . . _ _ , I THIS COLU1MN CLOSES IAT 3 P.Md; XI SING NOTICE Trhe following B~ox Replies are at thie DAILY OFFICE: DW, Jake, JSC, X, M. C. -MICHIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED.. RATES Classified Rates. TCwo cents a word a clay, paid in advance. Minimum charge for first day, 25c. Minimum thereafter, 20c. 'Three cents per word per day if charged. White space charged for at rate of five cents per agate line. Classifieds, char...…
…____ ___ TIIE I .-'AN DAR.) ----------- ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN! caio in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all meviberu of alveratty. Copy receivred until s_2O P. m. (110 A. n a-sy. t 3 FRIIJAY, XAY 4, 19 Njj Abr 1l0 iAll Seniors: DIPLOGMA FEE IS PAYAJLEk NOW! Early settlement is ntees- the prejparation of diplomas. In no case will the University degree at Commencement upon any student who fails to pay this1 "e 4 o'clock p. mn. May 22. ...…
…L C 1a11 ~uii COME R * EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE _. . . _ POCK Acting Treasury CQMO DY LUB 1 TO Chief Youngest Since Hamilton WHITNEYTONIGHT FORNER K 3.--An anonymous let filled with pro- the University of g program and the being circulatedj embers of the State, in irregularities in ng the past three and charges made y conditibns existI partment. The pam- signature or hint f the w...…
…Ll enit on P'riet 's ): y Russian icw- papers CE IS UAIRI ,)I) i,1d to be the most pretentious things Dr. GUy, G. Alwaay, '16, Democrat,'- i'the issue.. A number of writings w Aas defeated by M.ayor George El 'by new cotrCibutors aj pear in this ? ewis, "eulcn or the offic oC TU SIC A I numblier. Thie detail's re gard'ingthe I mayor'. Only twVo Democrats wee TI C f A N~ poetry cot>>et will Ibe fouW nd ihe el'ected to office in the election, ...…
…I t, sA.[V 1Jf' 11 [ ~Ill 'i W~omen and freshman women' n the annual apparatus ,Id at 4 o'cloclk this af- rbour gymnasitun. The wiperform on six' ratus, tho parallel bars,. Aesthetic dancing classes will be held on, Wednesday and Thursday this week instead of Mon day and Wednesday ais usual. 'Tryouts for, the Senior Girls'- play will be held from 4 to 6 o'clock today and tomorrow in Sar- ahi Caswell Angell hall. Those who do ntot care to ...…
…It iL NMiCWW.AN U -AdL rdi inference Editorial is eLcusiv ely en- publication of all iit. or nt4other Cr and~ the local .e at Ann Arbor, matter. r mail, $3.5o. !s Building, May- and 176-N; Busi- atioria net to exceed $00 words the signature not necessarily to rent . ut a anevidence of faith, of ~eIts illl be published in~ t the discretion of the U ditor, if nailed to Thle Daily office. Un.i anunications will receive n10 con- No manuscript w...…
…IlTE MICHIGAN DAILYI hed y m": X } IMay Start Optical Work Soon On New Lens 'For Observatory Optical work on the 27-inch lei~s for the large refracting telescope -Whose, mechanical pa:rts are now under con- -truiction at the University observatory shophs, may be started in the near.fut-; j ture if the 18-inch rough :glass disk recently cast for the purpose in Sena,, Germany, and shipped to this country last. February, passes final inspec...…
… =-- _ ' 'uwIlliflulm I wU (c=i ,..... ' ,. .. BALL MEN PRACTIE UNER STANDS ON EVE Of SOUTHERNTRIP ,. Plans to Leave Friday onl F"or Lexington, Kentucky ENT OF 15 MEN. ON TRIP, THURSDAY etting another bad break from the ther man, Coach Ray Fisher had ontent himself with giving his dia- d proteges a light workout on 'y field yesterday instead of the duled scrub game as was played Vonday. eppy games under the stands con- ed a large...…
…... basKetb at 5:30 t Barb hletic a those A in athl1 I nasium by 3 o'clock today or to notify} Marianna Smalley at 334-R. - yed Team Debates for Commerce Luncheon! my I Ann Arbor high school's debating eli- teams performed for the Ann Arbor ball , Chamber cf Commerce at its luncheon o'- yesterday noon. The question debated our was: Resolved, That a St. Lawrence rm waterway system be constructed. Les- vho 1 lie Butler, Jr., led the negative t...…
… B ULLETIN a noteo to all memnbers of m.L (11:80 a. m. Saturday.) 4, IW3 -anmbper Mt I I .r....... ..w .: itectural corridor, Engineering Su evssD sg There will be no Vniversity Cin nlber Of I~ew Telescope of Csixnerce discussion sectionto night., I invtnflon,4 will be given to ltoldorn o Mltary baill tickets from 1 :f30lt65 3 o'clock today and tc:norrow in the lobby of the Union, Aple~oi o h rs rii ilbe given out for the last time from u 1...…
…THE WEATHER U E1TTLI 1) _t it an VOL. XXXIII. No. 111 20 PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1923 20 PAGES Section tOne PRICE FIVE CENTS PTURE TR In Berlin Goes Oklahoma Daily Home To Report Praises Union "Michigan Union Is University Ideal", was one of the headlines in a recent issue of the Oklahoma Daily. The article that' followed was based on a tour of a number of college un- ions by Gene Faulkner and B. S Grahiam. i The two st...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1923 Arthur Schnitzler's Fidelity In this country, the custom of judg- ROBERT LOCKE form, in this country since aout 1915, ing art by its conformity to conven- for you know Dr. Schnitzler is an tional morality has prevented a very Austrian. Before the war, however, wido~spreasl recognition of Dr. Arthtur there had been several editions of his Schnitzler as the ptaywfright a n plays publish...…
…THE MICHIGAN, DAILY IQKI&&N LOSES TO IOiNANS52O-181 Cap lponi 2, Haggerty 1, Birks 1 Laude 2, Japse 3, Hicks 1, hxair time: M-1chi~gan 10 Iowa eree: Kearns, DePauw. Pr i), Ohio Wesleyan. nuun RRTIri~IlnN rvr' 1; Iowa: Score at 9. Ref- Umpire: 1~r Q QOLE FA VORS all parts of the couintry in the refor- SAVING ,FORE STS restration movement.4 4 (Continued from Page One) j IIUIIII I LIVIJIUIU LIII LU i LU Captain Ely, Ksipke, Paper, C...…
