…R THE ng except MondayI Associated Press. The As- exclusively entiled to the ion of all news dispatches not other-wise credited in e local news published here- e postoffice, Ann ; Arbor, nd class matter. carrier or mail, $t.5o. rbor Press Building. the wri necessaril in theco , r. Te1 endorse rusunica- EDITORIAL STAFF lephones 2414 and 276-M MANAGING EDITOR .HOWARD A. DONAHUE or ..............William Stoneman .......Paul 4 Einstein itors....…
…AN 1V1U 4YaA\&.AAlAh& AILY LA FINAL TRIBUTE ?SE PASSES TO CEMETERY S HEA. AGEEET DET EEN U.S. AND MEXICO INTIIPATED CONFERENCE TO PAVE WAY FOR RECOGNITION OF 'MEXICO 14, officials of the Baptist church an- nounce. North American cities which V IS IT h i s t o r i c Mr. Lloyd will visit will include Win- - W aleit tCavern nipeg, Detroit, and New York. R C HICAGO AND MONROE PIKES Gatelvay to Irish Hills CHICKEN DINNER E Patr nize Ti1.e D...…
…haW Al lu % wae.v~ e- s----%rI"+'a~A~ l t" 1V Lsy1L f ENA TORS SAIL FOR CONFERENCE MEMBERS OF SPOTLIGHT 1CAST OFFR APOLOGY (Continuedfrom Page One) questions. One of the group immedi-t ately acquiesced to the suggestion,1 whereupon he was asked if he had been drinking, to which he replied' promptly that he had, another ad-! mitted that he had also partaken of intoxicants, while several other de-" nied any part in the affair, only that they ...…
…40 Looe A6F a at A TTEND TA GAME TODA Y XXXIII. No. 156 EIGHT' PAGE ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 5. 1923 EIGH-T PAGES PRICE Fivi ..W.r...... r W N ENJOY DF GAYETY lUgLFROLIC EXTRA 'ENSIAINSi ARE UNAVAILA BLE Where will be no extra 'EnsiansI when that' publication goes on sale next week, according to a statement made yesterday by staff officials, who say there is a large demand for the book. What few are not called for t w...…
…________________ THE MICIANDAILY_________ til LU C1LEEI I IO'Ni _KETS FOR BANQUET TO C O ON SALE TUESDAY AIFTERINOOIN Jore than 400 fathers of Universi y ,dents will participate in the Fa- ,rs' Day celebration, which is to held next Friday and Saturdlayr der the auspices of the Unilcn, ac- ding to latest report~s fron'.- repro- tatives of fraternity anud non-fra- nity men. Picets for the banquet Saturday ,ping, May 12 , will be on sale fro...…
… ....., firing with the 0--calibre rifle at the ority will give a dance at 9 o'clock outdoor range on State street are re- tonight at the chapter house. Ted quested to meet at 1:30 o'clock this Bennett's orchestra will furnish the afternoon at the R. 0. T. C. office. music. Tickets may be obtained at At~rre Q"Anchor Inn" tea room will be open today at the Delta Gam- ma house, 1205 Hill street. Luncheon will be served from 12 to 1:30 o'clock...…
… rHE MICAN DAILY SATI ... .. . ._--" EIWSPAPER OF THE T~Y Oar' MICHIGAN, y-' morning except Monday. ,rtity year by the Board in :nt Publications estern conference Editorial The Associated Press is exclusively en- tit~ld to the use'fot-rep-ublication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise; credited in tAis paper and the local newspib iShed fhecin.~ Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. Su...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,.... bow ell~Np - .. 4 - ;. 4 -A, Zk or " - -- , M= = Na ri i M. .r.rwiir "w +i YiM rr +r irt ne THE )NES 326 Schultz Grocery HOME OF PURE FOODS THEL 318 SOUTH STATE STREET OF McLEAN & NEELANDS QUALITY COURTESY SERVICE' Free Delivery to All Parts of Last Delivery 5 P. M. -327-328 114-116 E., WASINGTON Wme're Proud 01 Our K(0-WE&BAdine Fvery day we hear compliments about it from our cus- tomers. Ko-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY sTURI ...u= i/ ia...r ......r r.. "Now ,F t . . . .,. r ,. IETERS MEETI CA9GO TODAY! VARSITY BATTING AVERAGES ose Struggle Expected From Last Year's Conference Leaders LL BE HARDEST MATCH OF SEASON -FOR WOLVERINES dichigans Varsity tennis team will re. its first -hard-test of the season en the Maroons are met at 10:30 lock this morning on the Ferry Id courts. Not only will this be the st Conference matches of the sea...…
…ITHE MICIGAN DMYL :. K asi --Co L SSIFIE ICOLUMN uCLOSES VERTISING AT 3 P.M. ,, . i The following Box Replies are at tlic Daily Office: 18, PDU, E, DW, "Jape" JSC, BC, BA, 12. .MICHIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED... Clasiie -RATES ClasifedRates. Two cents~ a word a day, paid in advance. Alinimium charge for first day, 25c. Minimum thereafter, 20c. Three cents per word per day if char~ged. White space charged for at rate of five cents per agate...…
…Ti I MICiGANDAI A _ , . t t OFFICIAL BULLETIN ithe Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members of ;. Copy received until :::30 D~. m. (11:30 a. m- £Saurday.) A,- mi will be at 3l04 "(1: 500 yards. Truck leaves R. 0. T. C. F. E. COLTLINS, Capt Inf. Dol. In our Millinery, Display we have modes that are chic- shapes that are youthful--designs that are dignified in Gage- Fisk and Fart Tailored and Sport Models PUYARand INTJZ 1328S ...…
…I I - PROBABLY TODAY V Aban tl ORDER CAP AN VOL. XXXIII. No. 138 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1923 EIGHT PAGES ......... - PULISHE CTINGlD CLUB POUTO "MR. PIM PASSES BY" RECEIVED - NTHiUSIASTICALLY BY AUDI)IENC CHARLES LIVINGSTONE, PORTIA GOULDER STAR Prof. J. Raleigh \ elson Adds More Success to List One By Joseph H. Epstein The curtain falls. Witl it is left' upon the ihgdividuals who. have wit- ness...…
…r Ji Of Soviets dinck); "Jago's Credo" from "Otello"1 (Verdi), Mir. Danise; Dance Poem, "Le ear Death, Sayt IPori" (Dukas) ; "Charmant ieu from "La Perle du Brazil (David), Moco RpotsMiss Macbeth; Romanza from "ui laumie Tell" (Rossini); Mr. Danise; -~ Suite from the opera "The Perfect °;Fool" (Hoist); "Ou va la' jeune HIl u one" from "Laime" (Delibes), Miss iIVEILlIIHUUIIIJi umbers Decided 1'!on 7,or ntire Series of Six Concerts NUN2BE1I OF...…
…4. Ias soon as possible aft r vacration. Checks may bte mailed to Dorthy %Wy- ~AT T1IE Tit EAT1ERis i Senior Girls' 4 to 6 o'clock 11 Angell hall. to try out are e same tine to' lie, 105r2 Jaldwin avetnne. gave not signed up ations are request- c~e in the office of~ n. ~'The annual basketbal'l spreadl will be held at 5:30 o'clock this afternoon in B~arbour gymnasium. Arm ban's will be awarded. Members of the senior and junior groups of ...…
…:ut if they are guided by the of prominent homoeopathicj ions, the school will be rc-es- ed on sentiment : "to give hom- hy its little place in the sun". r OATED ROLL '-ii' CAMPUS OPINION I .., . , BOOKS--BOORS &ra rd in rence Editorial Press is exclusively en- for republication of all dited to it or not other- bis paper and tat local postoffice at Ann Arbor, I class matter. :arrier or mail. $3.50. bor Press Building, May- 1, 2414 and...…
… 'f AA4, . -.-# A =M= ... sic~a'i a y+ .: i jehullz oey HOME OF PURE GrOery 7-328 114-116 E. WASHINGTON ALWAYS BEST AT I DROP IN The Weinmann-Geisendorfer Co. TO THE THREE There are R easons for Our Great Growth! PHONE$ S 500NE NUMBER. OVER HALF A CENTURY IN ANN ARBOR KAROLYN KITCHI 119 east Liberty FORI ' PROMPT DELIVERY' Four Daily to All Parts of the City STRAWBERRIES I.Fresh Alabamas f Extra Choice, qt. ... ...…
…rY- ........ - ... :.7. HORT s 4-2 Five (-j TO ADVANTAGE NNINGS ON MOUND 's Varsity baseball rd workout yesterday the first string nine g from the Yannigans practice game. Sev- men played against e two or three second ces on the first teani. to first in the second gely responsible for eat and good pitching mtest aided the scrubs d hitting was not e but Jack Blott hit n the fifth while Bob or two bases in thej Thiteen Walk d, peemped t...…
…Eft 'i. i ulje TH a'PRETTIEST homne spots near Ann Arbor, a 6 room house,; almost new, over 40 acres of land, overlooking the city, barns, poul- try house, tool sheds, orchard, spring water, electric lights, elec- tric water piup, etc., etc. The land without buildings is worth about MAO00. The buildings without the land are worth about $15,000. But I will, sell both land and buildings,. including horses, cattle, chickens,' grain, binders, mow...…
…- --- -- ICIAL BULLETIN is contructive notice to all members of Ad until 3:3~0 p. m. (11: 30 a. mn. lataadaY.) DAY, APRIL C, 1#11323 \ ufnhoi13s I ud Engineering Departlments: o snake up freshmen Htealth Lectures will be, given at3 ring Vacation', in Natural Science Auditorium, as follows: Jo. 1 April 17 Lecture No. 4 ,Aptil 24 o. 2 April 1S Lecture No. 5' April 25' o. 3 April 19~ Lecture No. G April 26 WARREN E~. FORSYTHE. artnaents in the...…
…THE WEATHER COLD1ER; PROBABLY SNOW TODAY dY it1 43UU 1Iaili GET YOUR BASKETBALL TICKETS VOL. XXXIII. No. 73 ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY JANUARY 5 1923 PRICE FIVE CENTS _ __ PARISCONFERENCE ENDS IN DISPUTE OVER R EPARATION S _ ri ITALY AND BELGIUM SUPPORT FRANCE IN OPPOSING BRITISH PLAN OVERTHROW OF TREATY FEARED BY P OIN C A R E Law and r'renen rremier Mutually Friendly, Refuse Any Com-, promise 1 Paris, Jan. 4.-The alliance between Fra...…
…[CHIGAN DA. ;, 1 -1 llii1rY11NWF1Yir _.. N TO CHA, rawl STUDENT GO (Continued from Page the evening of Nov. 26 t Ag responsible for the an "it is expected that freen tures will be shown afterwN theaters" which appeared ru *:uing of the theaters on the night an investigation by Mr. Pardon, of the to detract from the credit due them, This report was unanimously con- Presumably word will come from of Sunday, Nov. 26. . Buildings and Ground...…
…)AY. JANUARY 5. 1923 "A"IFIE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY PLANS PROGRESS FflR JUNIOR GIRLS' N L ties, is acting as assistant dean o rn Castle Brintis ANew'1Dances men of the University and is also anIrn instructor in, the sociology depart- oO 1 T Tt r.adMs Agl il ae? I A g1,c' Abf C1 T TT o E their home in Ann Arbor. I A r- ??apids on the subject of "Charlest The form of entertainment ranged The Michigan, Calendar-limited edi-...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1923 t )FNI" 1, 1W A PE R OF THE VNfIVERSITY OF 1C IGAN 4 i , nr'i ni xcept Monday dinn t ve, ty ear by the Board in Mihm ol WVesr Cin ierence ffdaorial The Associatedi Pre,", is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispAtchea nredited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. En'ered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michiga...…
…FRIDAY. JANUARY 5, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY * AUM-NI CATALOGUE NEARS COMPLETIONI j I 1921 Bock Fills 1500 Pages and Con- taln, Nearly 60,000! Name,; EXPECT VOLLE WILL SOON BE READY FOR PRINTING c sh n rprepared by a joint committee of the, of professional confidences, undigni-j Va"can Denies Papal Intervention ER a tmENGEIrn r' national engineering societies, will Ied or n-isleading advertising and Rome, Jan. 4.-The Vatican today apply t...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRID.\Y, JANUARY 5, 1923 IrW I r i / M EMI MIS J } " " \ . ;4 ..... ; , F .... .; r ,.. Y 'r .. > _ .. i ,. . ; .. t r. ; a. o s . ,. ;.: - i. e .- ,,:, t ,. ., ,< ..., SHOWING OF' VARSITY AGAINST A(AGIIE S DISAPPI SS 111THER MICHIGAN MUST REGAINi and accuracy of her players' of, pass- ing and shooting. The Illinois lineup as yet has not been given out but it is probable that Hellstrom and Roett- gers will...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Farrell Receives Intramural Items Gift From Team1 iIn order that the players on the Gathering around, the coach while class basketball and hock~ey teams? he was giving instructions to track as-I and any other mnen that may wish too pirants yesterday afternoon in Water- join the teams can get in touch with man gymnasium members of the 1924 the managers of the various class ag- Varsity Cross Country team present- gregations, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL' LY OFFICIAL BULLEIIN Publication in the University. Volumo 3 the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 2:30 v. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) FRIDAY, JANUARY t , 1923 N iumber 7" PUC SUAD KEEPS Second Sc Ni l rimmage Uncovers Polten ial Strength Among 35 . Candidates WEEK LEFT IEFORE FIRST I SERIES WITh WISCOINSIN Senate Council: The fourth rgular meeting of the Senate Council for the year...…
… THE WEATHER RAIN OR SNOW; COLDER TODAY Y r it :43 AID THE RED CRASS CHRISTMAS WORK VOL. XXXIII. No. 61 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 5, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS -- t-- r! OCORTOTTRIUMPHS IN LOCAL DEBUT OPERA, A TH LETICS, AND POLITICS DISCUSSED IN DECEMBFR nCIMES OPERA, AHLETICS AND~ POIIC I~ ~EK AE I FRENCH ARTIST PROVES SELF VIRTUOSO OF PRODIGIOUS ATTAINMENT * 24 CHOPIN PRELUDES PLAYED INCOMPARABLY Phenomenal Treeniq...…
…THE !MICHIGAN DAILY ___________ .y be enrolled either in the literary; be at home to the women of the Uni- lege or in the School of Education.j versity earlier in the year. She plans I v DuORTY SELLS BOOKS possible through the co-operation of her will mark the final group that George 0. Bowen , of the Schoch of Waher's Book store.1 meets; at 7 o'clock tonight in Lane M;usic, following w hich the groups _______- hall..llsearae(nt,,, wpeios to...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY SCORES ESCAPE DEA tI' IN WRECK . J . fMSTERLY ART OF CORTOT Star Of O era EXCELS IN LOCAL DEBUT"I An OtI (Continued from. Page One) number, in Saint-Saens "Etudes en forme de valse" andi "Boivee pour la 4main gauche seule", Allieniz's "Se- guidillas" andi Liszt's second H;ungar-I ian Rhapsody. The Saint-Saens num- bers are full of the felicities and in- genuities characteristio of that corn- pos5er, white th...…
…TUESDAY, FOUR THE MICHIGAN DALY - -- --- ~ - _ _ _^ wihphilosophy. and science as it is ' - v ~rfffftuh ntecasom eua .._.__._.__._._- --- - monthly social programs are arrang- t u RO L OFFICIAL INE1SPAIPEli OF 'rite ed. The student is encouaged to think UNIVEIISITY OF MIHIGAN of the church as a place for inspira- Published every morning except' Monday tion, and diversion, as well as wor-, OTE5 during the tUniversity year by we cb,,nia ,...…
…x ti. Y F 4 I Faculty Cocetf 1CAG1_V1f ',D OHIUO DEBA TE F4eatured aurdBvyBandi The-.,Faculty concert Sunday after- ::;' .,k< nooni gave to many an opportunity to at' nvriybn narp- s r": tltion- of . the band, bounce program. VTlomas, Dewey,. favorably known on the..camipus...as a. bass-baritone, -was -oioist. Director Wilson was obviozsy han- dlicapped, by an incomplete band. the lack of~ cornets and the absence of the baritone horn' being...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TSDYDEE VIBE R 5, 4 ECERAL PAIESWOVEINS O4 1INS OOPEN 'IGood Schedule 4 INAL-OFEECESLETONBCURT YENRONFRIAY I_ CRaise Wolverhu ~NOhE AM SE ~() i EP M H- With one of the most attractive Picking of C1appon For Seconid Teakin er and better in carrying the bal A rcksheue wihuh1hsha n Meets ItJhLittle A1 - around ends. The 'erro.-erine is' IItac!chdue1wic:heha adi I recent years ahead of her, Michigan proval strong defensive M...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY-_____ sA Smile On The Face Of' The Tiger C OAC" 4OF A iTM ra , a.. ;".: i y ' , NICE , IONG W .tNTR }p SS. ~ige agi yprddomdtol, adtraee-ah te' ol u lavr, ihte rlintBel te~adfie t u ve h ouhoL rea Own, itz Cleves Crm, he tirdqua'te cam an woe o )ikisc ad thr umnaie, ee- bot s bidth rdigo. A headed for victory befor~~~~ehgaePictntaksotepugn, egnIhmpnpoin r levs a lR vr ~~i:wre h bl oissvnyr ie \Vh~ theSiflke o batle rift...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL\ __ _________ !i 1., 1.1 "-, 4 AA " U- &A I I I - these pictures can be taken. All men desir'ing to try out. for the WHT 'S GOI G ON freshman engineers bowling team, must roll three gamnes, and turn in I. their names and scores to J. P. Vose by Wednesday night. NOw0TICE--Copy for this column shot~1d! Sophomnoro lits desiring to Cryout for be submitted by 5:30 'elock of a class bowling team send in name, the day before publi...…
…) THE WEATHER UNSETTLEI; CONTINUED COOL TOD)AY Y Ari4 an tt1 Section One 'I VOL. XXXIII. No. 37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS MICHIGAN CRUSHES M.A.C. 63-0 I NGRAOVREDGAME: WORST BEATING SINCE 1902 T- -DTBALW ~ RESU? MEN INDICTED, IN STUDENT SHOOTING DIRECTORIES G 0 Student Directory salesmen will be stationed at various points on the di- agonal and other parts of the campus tomorrow and an inte...…
…T14E MICHIGAN* DAILY a SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, THE MICHIGAN DATLY SUNDAY, NOVEMB~ER 5, 'APIIA XI DELTA'S YARN MIEN WILL SWELL LEAGUE FUNDS } o i gment the University of Michi- gan League fund, the members of the A? 0:- s'i Delta -,o ority have arranged LO .ke y21111n menl of maize and blue yarn to sell for the Michigan-Wiscon- sin game. The sale will be opened next Friday at the Flower show in Barbour gym- nasium. The yarn men will be sold for...…
…li~M~~t ~,1922THE MICHIGAN DAILY ACE -- ..... 1 been assising in the r caling of the luden1 is nunce Fngagemnt S Woodworth, '3, to the office of 1 Michigan Song Books, Meror4 C T19 SILL poppies will aso help in the sale Announcement was made of the en- Councilor for the Washington, D. C.; Books Book Ends, and Jewelry at ~ttiti GRL RS[R [S Tl SEL jd irm th sae w~il le larhnan Daring at a dinner gir gou. Le J~ CIP 1viddbetween the three oga...…
…AGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY s >NDAY, NOVEM13ER 5, 1922 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Y'ubih- ev y mirning except Monday during the uiversity rear 1y the Board i) C.rtrol of Student Putlica ions. Memnbr of W:steru Conkrence Editorial Association. The Asocil Ph a : xch ively. en- nes ipac es ceoid toi t ~ wise ctruditd ,i i ti pale~r and the loca news published th iriu. Enered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor. Michigan, as sec...…
…5, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MiCHIGAN DAILY heaters (Continued from Page Two) the singing instructor but disillusion- ment came, and with it more trouble than she had expected. The young Ipvers were eventually reunited as Donald lay dangerously ill in bed. ORPHEUN J. P. McGowan plays a fascinating -role of a man of mystery in "The Hills of Missing Men", now being shown at the Orpheum. The story by John B. Clymer is laid in the border...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY zSUNDANV .., 0 II1i moo 0. .; WOLVEIESTAKE (Continued from Page One) yards for holding. Kipk~e kicked teo Richards on the Aggie 40 yard line. Johnson stopped for no gain. Richard: stopped around right end for. no_ gain Johnson kicked out of bounds on the Michigian .25 yard' line but Goebel wasi off side and the .AFgies were given the ball on their 40 yard line. Johnsor was stopped twice for no gain. Johnson kicked...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MIICHIGAN H'Il IC ARRIER ~"~'*since then it has been developed un-til Intramural uuiiu ba t aproduction of 1150,000 barrls Two matches remain to be played in 1 jfllftIlP m fHflore th an 450,000,01"0 barrels 'o;. the All-campus tennis singles, Grein- IN lj j ' Jl Ufliit is estimated, er, 2824-Wit, vs. Cash, 1958-R, and Drey----- futse, 402-M, vs. Peterson, 1490-W,--C AS'PNFR ISSA O'S. NG[ H iin r' Tese must be played b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILXi SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, S"13 l Fo merIow Prside t D scrbesWorkSta tedOn eys ai(Cnd ars)opento catch the thing y Fo m rI w . rsd n esrb sW r tre nthat make for the. success of a book DR. W. *S MILLS ________ I The staff elected for the 1922-1923j OSEPTI PYIIA Am rc n U iest-nin W r e b ry A n a nulof Prta oulder, '2.dto- 616 First Nat'l BkL Bldg. "Michigan is the mother of state: cational campaign is needed here to Things have h...…
…I IWo I If AoIran ~At IM6 A, 1 ddEftr v -W 10 Two I; .,. , VOL. XXXIII. No 37 ANN ARBOR, MICMIGANi SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS KaiseriA Augua Vitori as Spy, Modest Jiomelover, Wiihela's Opposite PRINCESS] JERMINIES TASTES NORE LIKE HIS, SAYS GOSSII Allied Commissioners eceive Credit For Averting War Over Turkish Dispute R- I Ousted, Idolizes The .University Here is loyalty! A student in the engineering college- ...…
…ld that the proposal for legalizing University er and light wines can only affect' verages having an alcoholic con- ,t of 2.75 percent alcohol or less rn rTf nrrrr 3 regards their sale, the practical ef- LIGUE TO 11111 et w ould be to take from O hio law i o e t m h ry e ig t forcemnt machinery the right to Tr terfere with sale for home con- i FLO .mption of 2.75 percent beverages. r. Crowell declared. Ohio Pivotal State Cut flowers sold by Un...…
…,,. 1 ,: PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1922 aI!!111111laaaaa11111iaaaiiaegaaajagaaaaaaili into the lobby and smoke his cigar-' E TT~t~T rTI uv ettc. THft GUHEii = z I The denouement should have made the authors blush with shame. Sue, OPERA GLASSE I played by Virginia O'Brien, was al aNmessenger clerk for a jewelry store. L. L. N, She was bribed into playing the part 1t111ilt1illlllllllilllllt
