…THE WEATHER FAIR AND PROBABLY WARMER Y Ar 4kop 4.J4 t r t1;4 I n VOL. XXXIV. No. 14 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS MCCLUSKEY SPEA 1KS AT ENGINEERING SMOKERTONIGHT DISTINGUISHED ARMY OFFICER SELECTS "OUR MILITARY POLICY" AS TOPIOC DEAN COOLEY TO TALK ON TECHNICAL SUBJECT Engineering Society Sponsors Social Gathering of Year First Colonel Manus McCloskey brigadier general in active...…
…THE WEATHERWL GENERALLY FAIR, RISING TEMPERATCRE E VOL. XXXIV. No. 41 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1923 EIGHT PAGES ASSOCIATED PRESS EASED WIRE SERVICE MEMBER VESTERN CONFERENCE DITORIAL ASSOCIATION PRICE, FIVE CENTS GAY MAC LAREN WILL RECREATEVRESI'S "ENTERMADAME" IMPERSONATOR WILL ENACT ALLI PARTS OF PLAY FROM MEMORY IS THIRD SPEAKER ON ORATORICAL PROGRAM Artist Is Described As "Perfect Mimicry" and of Great Dramat...…
…4 THE WEATHER CLOUDY; PROBABLY RAIN TODAY LL AJW 4LOO* t ASO t aitii Section One PRCaIV ET VOL. XXXIV. No. 66 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1923 TWENTY PAGES PRICE' FIVE CELTS - _____________ - I ! . --1 SARINEN HONORED BY7INERPAEANT FORML RECEPTION MORE THAN 900 PERSONS PRES- ENT IN RECOGNITION OF FIN NISH ARCHITECT EIGHTY ARCHITECTSJIN ATTENDANCE AT AFFAIR George Booth Delivers Main Address at Banuet ...…
…THE WEATHER RAIN OR SNOW TODAY Y 47h ti!ran VOL. XXXIII. No. 76 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CEN I PA DEREWSKI GIVEN IMMENSE OVATION ONREPP GIVES MAGNIFICENT LZENDITLON OF SONATAS BY BEETHOVEN AND SCHUMANN PIANIST'S GREAT ART STILL UNDIMINISHE D Chc1in Group, Exhibiting Paderews- kis Emotional Playing, Wins Greatest Favor (By Edgar H. Ailes) Thirty years ago this month Ignace Jan ...…
…THE WEATHER TLE I) TODAY L AAI ..Aflup ~Iuihi MAKE MARCH GO TO CHURCH MONTH VOL. XXXIII. N. 115 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY. MARCH D. 123 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE' CENTS SENTORJOHSON MEDICAL PROGRAM W ILL BE REVISED 3fl~ PMany of the changes in the medical A ri II ru. NT Y curriculum adopted at the recent Elon- Lure Genius To 'College Campus UNEMPLOYED MAKE nIRIAt IN RIINA I f "crelease" Score: S e c ond Sucee MAIL TICK...…
…I LY Ib DII CAPS IN I cove No. 159 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE E ARRANGED FOR, )IIHOMORES WILL GATHER AT 7 :15 TONIGHT IN N%ATU1tAL SCIENCE AUDITOIUM APTAIN TO'BE NAMED; RULES TO BE OUTLINED Painted Demons Seize Captives By Mighty, Oak MICHIGANl WINS TENNIS MATCH li EXPLOITS OF HISTORICAL CHARACTERS FILL GARG Blanchard Leaves For Highway Meet Listen to this tale orromance,...…
…41 x 4~L4. .4444144 '!' AIR, MODERATE TEMPERATURE Ap Ap tr ttl PR: DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE L. XIV. No. 41 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1923 PRICE FIVE C _ _ f r ENGLISH TEICHING PEI00 TOO SHORT, DECGLARESMOOlR E ASSERTS MORE TIME SHOULD BE DEVOTED TO SUBJECT IN . AMERICAN SCHOOLS SAYS TRANSLATION TOO MUCH STRESSED Ability to Read Rather Than Under- standing of Text, of Major Importance H. E. Moore, senior modern lang...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1923 Mr. Frost Rejects Pedantic Cataloguing Being Partially A Review Of "New Hampshire" NEW HAMPSHIRE, by Robert Frost, Henry Holt, 1923. Mr. Frost has discovered thq sophis- ticated world. There have been indi- cations before now that he suspected the existence of that brittle, quaint Cockaigne, but he has always lacked complete desire to pass beyond his own hard, clear, sharp universe...…
…PWO -HEMICHIGAN DAILY Des lie Have To TaCUT HNE ~EK IN BTAC qN 1;R T LE~FT L D1r. E. G. Anderson, formiorly ofa the Carnegie station for eplerilar cniai t - evolution and the (College of ihc' CCit a ~of New York, is with tihe Dottay (c - ! p artment as national resea _ek fallow.v Dyr. Andetson is devoting 1,, ceattire c time to investigafi onsit airily at the botanical garden, on heredity itn maize: ifand fruit flies.t Dr. George Sartori;...…
…RAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRI DAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1923 WISCONSINGM Russin Violinist Will Play PEIAAt First Symphony Concert' D9,niYi' D0on vaii Announces Certainty Ok' Train; Reservations Pass 12ii Mark AVC(~IODA TIONS M AY BE S TCRD1 A T CION lDESK A special train that will carry stu- dents to t-he Wisconsin game on Nov. 17 will run, ii was definitely announc- ed y st rday, by Dennis Donovan, hou ;e ainagn r of lthe Unioi. The prICn't nu...…
…4_____ THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ . . lBottinier. Mr. E. B, "Williamson has Alumnnus is furnishing nvmns of the made an addition to the Odonata col-i alumini in those towns, andc giving ad- lection of a set of the species of Peri- equate compensation to the incn who lestes.. enga1ge in the drive. Grid Men T O Aid Duln Dec. .---It is aniiufl the i thiahFre Stte ai of1''50,000,000 l In.A umn s. D ive! VIs lbeenlover-subscribed. Members of the Vars...…
…T UHE MICHIGAN DAILY UEDAY, 2J KN:V Aerial 1,Flivver" Make Bow aise", Op. 74, Mendelssohn's "Spin- nling Song", the pianist's own beloved 1 Minuet, the Schubert-Liszt "Hark,1 I-ark the Lark" and the, Chopin-Lisza "The Maiden's Wish" ; were success- ively played for an audience which re- fused to leave until the piano wasj closed and Paderew ski made no fur- ther responsise to ther enthusiasm. Election Defeat ChcWill Be Offered L' INTITOKE...…
…TH1E MICHIGAN DAILY__________ __. ____ .._. _. _W _ _ s WE 'Gen. Allen's Grin BLISHER WlILL SPEAK as ht M Say Tht,"t' IN WORLD PEACEMONDAY' A Grand Feeling" I i - .-_. - I i)) _ E nt'l'AT 3 /r fl':ti TA xII 1T'[Y liws*' xy i xti.cr xr t4 AGE CLOSER tINT lRIN ATION A I RlELATION S Hon. 'Herbert H-ouston, publisher of "Our World" and formerti president of the Associated Adertising c iUI)5 of the world, and Dr. William P. Meorrill. past...…
…J1tBIU Ur IIt ILU LAe IDIRE oslton oft C a~ss to Le AnounReed "hurt~r~dy; onor %*ieties Help Proedure TI AgAIN5 AnWIL )EVFER MINED IN T EXERIE Formtation of -.the various senior [rises into marhing order for the anual Sing-Out exercises tomorrow ill take _place in front of the library t.:45 o'clock._ The positions of the lase in thee procesion will e an- ounced defniely tomorrow. Dr. Sidney s. !Rbins, of the Uni- Wan church, will deliver the e...…
…I A THE M~ondayf ed every morning except e summe~r session. ember of the Associated Press. The As ted Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatches ited to it or not otherwise credited in paper and the local news published here. tered at the postoffice, Ann Arbor. dgan, as second class matter. becription by carrier or mail, .so- lces: Ann Arbor Press Building. ofmunications, if signed as evidence or faith, wi...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER i9, 1923 an~d th .,..LBA"RT3RON HENDERSON THEUNIN I' Xl S $20,00 Q these promenadesin tiemeles for fhrr, _;nb lintin this wailing every reuie tmttt hiss tes', hot th 1 n ;g o tethover ltheOslei"-,stianagement realty 'shotd aptrcat cf te i, 5411 aI t isas rf--lts heniannall titi y-:clted treeYl:;t cs tle m st. e sosnis-- -r-- ', grtesi;tl at.-z~' e tiaticv~c rtro on iieicapus tt rer-p le pnli t.....…
…i--ii.1 O 1 X12 f THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE 3E11 9, 192~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY JUNIS will PLAY DATE _L VA.V .TZL 0Y' ' A Q L.C ns paf[;'Entering women are requested to meet to 4 o'clock Thursday, Oct. 18. This All.11houses should send the names of 0 with the group w. ithi whicht they metI meeting will be held in T-3arbour gyn-I their athletic managers to IBarbour UL~Lfor thae last twvo lectures.a nasiuni. All members are requiestedl gym...…
…91 23 w, THE MJCHI7GAN DAILY PA, ~~IJtIBARifCES pfNEB omiesBugS HCEY TOURNMENT I and May Do", and "Treasure Hunting of Today"; "Teaching as a Vocation";, w omen"Law", "Some Myths of the Law" 0 fl~ Cfland "The Law", by Dean Henry M. __________________ Bates of the Lo~w school ; "Medicine", . . " Research in the Medical Sciences", All women who have, been making "The Profession of Medicine", and, posters for the Panhellenic ball are "The Lure...…
…SUNDAY, DEClJMP17,1Z 9, 1923 ITHE: MICH IGA N DAIL PAGE TTRK _____ ~--- - LEA UE TO SEEK MORE MErBERS' i ...,.. . fBYO FINANCIILSUCCESS operation shown by the women off. the tUniversity. After the close of tbe, bazaar a dance was held from 9 to 12 o'clock inJ B~arbour gymnasium. with. music by i # 1 i. ;.R t' # 3 111EV 11L III LITIIULI I I Chri stnas, cards ordered through Bergen's orchestra. Patrons and pat-I the Wo men's League M a...…
…JAY, JANUARY 9, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE lTHREVJI Back To Farm Is Dce o Associations'-- Irene Castle To Show1, Ann Arbor College Women Dances And Fashions Of Year t, I The 14Miciganensian picture of the reg- I W;ill dances at the Tunion oil F - her company are being brought. There ulai Panhellenic delegates andi officers d cay and 1sAturday nights be ;rovised ;~ x.llM1bo no reserved( seats but sections will he taken at Dey": studio...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'sI U.wuomcnwI Young Art Student. Soars To Heights tI BarTlILeyIB;11other w ari nCornelia ShepIO'Tf RU TO- Esther Welty. Rhea Schlaak, '24, wil MEET HER TOMORROW direct the play. tickets will be designated by red hearts worn on their sleeves. SIf you don't know where you lost the article, never mind, a "Daily Clas-j ~if~iedA d"' willJfind it.f ir vu Ativ Michigan song books will be placed on sale at, both. of Grah...…
… - E lish Students 'be Girls' Mandolin club will meet 5 '60,' ;this afternoon at Newberry J. It is requested that dues be d at this time. The picnlic wvill be. ;tponed. 4embers cf Wyvern will meet at 5 o'clock tceniht at the. Chi Omega Bae. entrar.y to a previous notice which feared ha the Sundlay Daily under program ecf spring; events, thbe Hor Girls' play will be given on irsday, June 14, and not on May 'here ihas been a change in the cas...…
…declares Massanosuko F'ukU- atest of the Japanese tennis s, appears better to him than imagae or Shimizu did when played in this country. Fu- 4 years of age. ssified Advarising s: Two cents per word ty, paid in advance; fif- ents per reading line per barged. WANTED VIERIJAN 5IAIims kes Great Fight Against hoppy Waters and Baffling Tides BODY oF HARDING- WILL REPOSE IN MAUSOLEUJM Baptist church, the late President's To Stay in State place of...…
…SUNDAY, DECElER , 1923TH "HE MICHIGAN DAILY Security May be found for your. valuable docu- ments by using our Safety Deposit Vault. The service will please you. Farmers & Mechanics Bank 101-105 SOUTH MAIN 330 SOUTH STATE r, [ \ \' .I ASer S IN WHICH THE OBSERVER TACK- Terms of Conquest, by Howard Vin- LES THE CHRISTMAS PRESENT cent O'Brien. (Little, Brown, $2.), is PROBLEM the sort of book which Dr. Frank Christmas gifts may be roughly Cran...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY plan are not apt to be popular with the student body in the future. A new program must be discovered. Per- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE hap: it will not result in a pool th's UNiVERSITY OF MICHIGAN year or next but it will at least give the fund % substantial foundation and Published every .morning except Monday it will demonstrate to generous alum- during the University year by the Poard in .e.l Control of Student Publicati...…
…THE.MCHIGA.DAIL .. ___, _.. ..__ . __r_. fl j indid n his trip than his health or avisit to the historic tombs of our4PR L " -- = forefathers. Surely Lloyd George OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE must have seen that his absence from UTNIVERSITY OF MICIIG.N England at this' tinge was particular-' DEDICATED Ay desirable, as hie could watch the T Puibli lied> every morning except M4on'lay tmve vnsin that island em- JAMES K. POLK during the University...…
…PAGE FD R THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, ;DCEMBER 9, 1923 -V tests to a far greater degree than it has at present, it cannot afford to ridi- - cule the present system of trial and OFFICIA L NEWSPAPER OF TIE error in elementary education. UMNYERSITY OF MICUIGAN - ' EFFORTS JETTER JOURNALISM Pu'lislhed every mrrnnng except Monday diLing the Tniversity year by the Board in The influence of the newspaper on C(ont of Student Publications. ubhie...…
…FOUR THE MIC4IGAN DAILY TUESDAY, IANUAR~Y 9, 1923 . will reciprocate with an al ternipt to P ~ tCI1i~Xf ~ t justify any libertie'; which the powers ______________________ that be have given hiin. OFFICIAL N~EWSPAPER3 OF THE I UYNIVERSITY OF MIICHIGAN~ PEI' FOR TRACK Published every morning -except Monday To the men of Michigan th Varsity daring the University year by the Board in Control of Studen t publications, track coaches are putting...…
… 1~ 4~.h~~~.tthat the mental test would give little 8 J'ti indication of a man's ability to ___- - drive a car properly. OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE This conclusion is almost certain to ITNMVRSITY OF WICHIGAIN be arrived at when one considers all Published every morning oxcept Monday# the elements in the situation. A comn- during tke University year by the Board in potent driver, as experience has Control of Student Publications. I'l, 1 {shown...…
…'"'1'! LJ'J 1A., 1 ._... it ~tj~n measure solved, the work of the con- b tference cannot be recognized as any- thing but an advance toward greater _TR OF 'TILE unity of the Americas. :,I . !. [OlAL INEWSPAP. blislihed every :Horning except Monday g the University year by the Board in rol of Student Publications nihers of Western Conference Editorial? elation. e Associated Pre-,s is exclusively en- Ito the use for republication of all new...…
….. . : .- - - -. - ...- : . . : - - -.- - . -- . - - .: . . . . . : . . . . .: ::,::. .. . . :: ..; . w -; .,.-.. . Y F Y OFFICTIA L BULLEI in the Bulletin is constructive notice to'all members of the Copy received in the Ofice of the Summer Session um.il 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. in. daturday.) THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1923 Number 121 Swimmer Lake. Crosses Erie Alone HARING'S BODY:STARTS '. JOURNEY TO MARfIN soon after the casket had been plac- ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAia. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1923 Books Reviewed ordered close as we are taught the from such magazines as The Dial, Po- interest challenged by novelty, but trained writer brings his work. Ra- etry, and The Measure, and one finds in the year 1923 they are irritating. ther it moves slowly, ponderously at such more or less familiar names as They are to be excused on the sup- times, gathering force of reality as it Bertha Ten ...…
…*THE MICHIGAN DAILY ___ PHIPIN H A L e s L WJf ter College big features. One of these was the and the expense was borne, by the* REN Tn 1AT "Fr m i. h Battle-Royal for All Corers," and Freer estate. ___________________the other was the Interfraternity Copies of this work are available t i~ lIEPRI' ffh freshman fight. The evening held pro- at the Library for reference or may; IIII UILAiIIIU ~ D oonto - The Right Honorable l Yale-Two Profesors...…
…rRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY NOTED CHEMIST TO SPEAK ER TOAYU Will Address Chemical Society News From Other Colleges I . :., ; ,. r Professor Whttmore, of Northwestern, Talks on Organic Chemistry of Mercury SUBJECT TO BE DELIVERED iN SEMI-POPULAR FASHIONS Prof. Frank C. Whitmore, of the chemical department of Northwestern university, will be the speaker at the meeting of the University section of the American Chemical...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1923 w Read The Week's News In Brief (Continued from Page One) allies to borrow $70,000,000 with which to buy food during the coming w.nter. T1. Fr'ench decided to make the I Ruhr o :cupation progressively "invis- ible" as the territory becomes more and more fettled. The plan is to w thdraw occupation troops gradually ainto.the contryditricts. The first sigrr of this policy is in the removal of railroad pickets. The Da...…
…JANUARY 9, 192, THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGS PAGE "bAMPHIBIOUS" TANK TR AVELS ON LAND AND WATER IN TEST B U B INCS OUI MI NME . Gloves were flying in every direc- fV . - tion and the floor quivered as more ..:.than 20 nmen hammered the punching '. 'f'bag and shadow boxed yesterday a1t- Owner Of Monte Carlo Is Mystery Man Of Europe r Fresh Shipment of Ayres & Smith CAPS DONALDSON'S 224 SOT SrT ATi E BOARD REDUCED 2 MEALS-$4.00 604 E""T"ASTI...…
…. News From The Oather Colleges Iis; curi - .c cordling to present !I ()I in the mioving picthl-: "The \s),e- plaits a Missouri interscholastic press mite Trail." II'z"coachos at t he association, under the supervision of; Ui~iversity of Ar zona du~rng' the ti ;- the school of journalism of the uni- e,,,an(, ki ; xvii the Ft'ck. c+ :io coifilii versity is 'to be formed before thec end (A111 ;n&thle summiier. of the present school year. Det~il...…
…+. , ., is From The Other Colleges, u-The first step to~~i and mm, alhoh'hmcnt of 'cqu 1' (1 (oursw.,, a mnovie library ha~s been andl unlimiited class cuts. A straw vote the presentation to the taken recently has showai that there' Pa $1,000 movie film of is an overwhelmning sentimrent in fav- The reels were exhibited or of the changes which have been ad- ieatre for some time and vocatcd. ited at future hoiuecomi-' -~~--- .'ieetin gs, and ot...…
…SUNDAY, DECEM1R R!1, 1923 THE MICHICAN DAILY PAGE FIVE fifteen and my friend was fourteen. I THE ROMANTIC A Note On Cosi Fan Tutte JUNGLE mountains. ORLANDO BEEDE They saw, and this young Indian JUNGLE BEASTS AN) MEN, byO aann hs da There seems to be a tendency to i that of Judson House (Ferrando) tells of teir adventurea simply, beau- G'opal Mukeri. E. P. Dutton C.,r compare "Cosi Fan Tutte" with "The there was just enough imperfection titull...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t1ESDA F, 00 A gda; VARSITY BLIE FOR WEEK OF HARD IN- RlE RE VAND COTEST Wisconsin Has New Coac) I i Flaws SIown A gast (a'oe Mus$t Be team is in good shape, which was not Elimi:ated ll forf Sa4turday's the case in last year's battle. Accord-; Battle ing to a poster in the dressing room at the club house, "Vanderbilt held Mich- LINE GETS STIFF 1)RhID l IN igan to a scoreless tie last season with "OPENI'N; UP"...…
…1HE MICHIGAN DAILY . .. F .; n ... . i .. :. ~tea, " . . 'i ww wi..I .Mw.. n #. _ t t _ Tfl ERYflTO, jlIs Responsible VARSITY Tv FAcE IVRIINEb MSneay MINUSFor Marine Play SERCES OF THREE STAR LINEM Babpoek, IiKmo'w, :Neisch to Start In Y A rvrt Places of lMiulrhead, Vander- I 0SK IAL Voort and Curran -L M N '91111 , AEROPLANES TO BRING HAL IBRLL INt919AM ITItS:. OF OPPOSING, ELEVEN TODAY Practie yesterday for the Varsity COACh MATIER ST...…
…4~fE MICHIGAN DAILY SNADCME ,12 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1923 0 now"" _r . M '0 nei 4 r onmou - mmg wr;,w .. _ :.:.. + , .. - ' - , " , - 00 , I " .- , 11 - 0 000 1 - 1 1 - I - I -- -11- 11.1. -, I . I I I I . I .....-M ameR resuLted fn a tie. Total points, tPa Pi,Pi Sgma~ Kappa and ;AhvPhaI foes last year, have, no places to fill: opens, folo ing Christmas vacation, Entries MIHG R F I A L T A S H V ichbiigan T21, Wisonsin 73":h ...…
…is ; THE MICHIGAN 4 DAILY TUESDAY. JANUARY 9, 1923 _ J .r .,... :,. ",,.,.,,...... ,. " .. ' "'"' ' . rfrwrw.M awinw+... r " ri wir { t .. _ _ iiAil i 00r"'"'" ,.,, . . ...., N IN' l'lini, :( CAMP.I Coach M ketlall me cIrll last 'n ium for th tces slred Lion for hii this weeke The Var from pleas by Michiga irday nigh wre'on th Several fau play of the [llini and spend tliq nd improv were show Oe of ti of the Wol following Ut b...…
…-ZAP M. L oA.ENIRIS1 PPONIRANCAC JI ennis To Have New Managerial Ita rlIem SOT9ty stem A/nd T irainin g In novatio Wthbt iau i U N1SETf R H T ,__.late, the intei rat em ~i y relay carnival -__hwnol__Qogaiztinwic_ is schdiuld to tale pla. on Monay n~ With the tennis seao ntsofrshon ny t R g a~zat':n whichCOCnightIMarch 1, at Watermian gyrm ;)RiOTT1 CAHdistant two annuncemnents of import- are members of that association and a nasiu. CVoaeh Far...…
…VAA% A AAVI-Aj-," IT coirm I 100000ff ............ CWIIDIIIIIIIIM) I : r ... . ; RflK-CARLAN SAY TAKE PU $ V ..J* ogle Cwalt and Former arsty ar Expeted to Meet at Time otTch M t1ke Ii RIANE HWII NATIOAL XAMING E'F0%1922 SEAO en 'arnegie Tech's 'fa tennis meets Michigan's undefeated squad on Ferry fielda at 3 o'- Thursday afternoon there is a' ig posi ity that Michigan fans ,be "given an opportunity to wit- ztennis match...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 12a Htis style is very simipte and rather taresw ear unity; swe munsi not expect A nthony T rollope une ven at times One is not i.re-1te. sminuteanalsiofs ca G. SMITH-HAMILTON quently rather irritated by some of Yet Thollope has lived and will his Victorian conciets. He uses sut- continue to be read because of his Tay. car ea stalls are crowded eration the result would have just- ple English, but...…
…TI IE MICHIGAN DAILY ;PN olp"VEN His THIS COLUMN LA8'SIF F COLUN CLOSES I AS IICLOSES a Soph 1i1 linve Ilmme Preference JFrance honors MIISCELLAiNEOUJS i Preferences for the Union dances! An 'ei 1PRET'1TY BOWL and three large nar-, this- week vnd-goi to -90010o'es l'it ,So iety Chie cissus bulbs 50c. Larger bowl and' and engineers on :Friday night and to! o I .he five bulbs 75c. You will enjoy witch- all dental, p'harmieal and grad~ut...…
…- - ~ ... THE MICHIGAN DAIL.Y ............... STHISCOUM COLMNLAS SI FlED COLUMN CLOSES LICLOSES 98 P.M. ADVEIRTISING AT 3 P.M. MISCELLANEOUS TYPEWRITING & MIMEOGRA4PHING pro)mptly and neatly done. BUSINESS SERVICE CO., 322 South State St., over "M" l unch. Phone 993-Mj * FOR SA~i tP'1E )PA I JcPISICIA 1s ONE FORD COUPE, $85. Well brok- Dr. Dorothy Sellards en in. Call 904-M. Ask for Ted. 393 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. i TROMBONE nearly n...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER D, 1323 ADVERTISINGATIO.M THE MICHIGAN DAILY1 ,. , s RM a LOS0 TYPEWRITERS TYPEWRITERS LOST Sat. night near Unitarian, of all makes church purple silk umbrella. Re- Bought, Sold, Rented Exchanged. ward. Phone 3911R. Cleaned and Repaired. 3 BUSINESS SERVICE CO., GOLD FWNGER -ring with aqua-mlar-# 322 South State Street, in setting.. Call J. Ryan 3237. I over "M" Lunch. Phone 993-M ON OR near . Camp'us, Shaeffer pen, init...…
…T1HE MICHIG AN DAILY- Coach JBarss Drives Men Hard As Wisconsin Series Nars: Coach Bars is 'rapidly shaping a rang-cnaoents will be made for the home formidable Varsity hockey team to gmsti sao.i wsfudb meetWisonsn a theColseu inI the University athletic authorities wetWichenanteCliem n they tool.ve the Coliseum for the two game series which wilI'b(, itrsotsta eealCiVfj played Friday and Saturday nights ences had to 'be arranged for in or...…
