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…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...…

…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...…

…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 ...…

…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...…

…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...…

…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 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...…

…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...…

…_______ ______ _______ 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...…

…SUNDAY, JANUARY 218, 19231 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIFE SUDA. JNAY2 1_ HEMCIANDIYPAEF O'NeiI--Greatest Dramatist ROBERT BARTRONj Certain octogeneiasn s will retmen-d omaner. In Anna Chtritie ,prob- her an actor named ONei who for' ably his greatest work, this is mosts years playetd the title part in a sre- apparent anti sncesll. Incngr- firemeloramacaled "he Cunt ons as it say seem, it makes onctbe- fire sievtrta ate T e tunof hav lat ONei...…

…t MILHiAN L)AILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 192 I ""J ,. . "- + rnw,.., _, r aim CANDIDATE,9 an rOR FEB. 14 Ito second base to plug up a big holk, there his first year on the Varsity P I ILast year upon the graduation of Pete Van Boven it was found necessary to move Uteritz again, this time to short stopNwhere he developed by the close of the season into one of the best ton Dixon from mediocrity to star- short stops in intercollegiat...…

…PAGE SIX .. PESXTHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1923 THE SECRET GLORY, by Arthur mot important facors in its complete Machen. Alfred Knopf, success. Machn las written and Reviwedby BronShanrin studiedi for nany years-never until Reviwedby taren Santrin lately receiving hio deserved notice.' In reviewing The Secret Glory ly Janmes Branch abell says that the Artlhur Machen, one of the writers of bcurity in which Machen was allow- Engand...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. dThe Daily "Classified" Columns VETERAN STEVE FAFIREL PLEA[SED Ifi A@9teIt! cI ITHIS WITH VARIYTRACK RESULTS i if the results Yeer, .1day s how their were: Anderson 3,54,m~ -,a a n 4m ':29'9-5, rndt 4:38, 2-5., RearkI strength., ;,~ ad 9 fe-et2 Gunn 5-5.4::A 3-5 and Griffin 4:40. !Arndt I LII@@I'IL ICLOSES ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. AT 3 P.M. NOTICE Replies to the following boxes are at the Daily office: L.E.B., V.TD.B., ...…

…SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE SEVEN at the normal schools; the girls who! opens in the harsh analytical mood of deacons tal, fair soo Falcon, his BETTER MAGAZINES go there, forever giggling and saying,j the young moderns, frankly realistic, neglected daughter Joan, te loelyI "Gee kids, lets start a club!"; the din-! detailistic-what you might expect of stupid and Insigificant Mrs. Brandon, lug room of a country hotel between...…

…--_________ ______________- I ~LI. IANAfA .- 7ANS WOMEN WORK ALONGSIDE MEN WITHtFIN RUHIR DISTRICT COAL MINES' innrai 1Httendorff's team lest In. the half fIR L iiP1.1rn T ie event to Reinke s team as trey' only rani 4 laps. Hiattendorff' was 8 to 10 yrdsTInadvanc when e stto INDO THuui ICKflI RES~ULTSIped because officals had not given him the correct nurmbr or laps~ he had (Coniniid fdm Pge Sven gone. The times for Reinke's team (Cotin...…

…P 4,h, EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUN-DAY, JANUARY 28, 1923 14UL .IH H IiGA AL UDY ANAY2,12 43 Coyrgh11 t j tr; i There's real di~tinctiori in the tuxedos we sell; quality, style, perfect fit; absolute satis- faction too, or money back! *3O - $35 - *5O They 're correct for the Hp- and every other formal1 event The Reule Conlin Co. MAIN STREET AT WASHINGTON s : …

…d Section Two g itr VOL. XXXIII. No. 93 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY MN EXPERTS Clasic Languages Advisable IN METHODSMan Of The Hour In The Ruhr And Necessary To Education UN CESUM HER a~r of - ft a m MEET HERE FEBU 12 S nth Annual Conference Convention To Gatber For Weeks Session. PROMINENT SPEAKERS WILL AJDIIESS 600 DELEGATES Experts on all phases of highway engineering Iand highway transport will gather in Ann Arbor from...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, I MiE 43 EXTENSION PRAISES U,, S.COLLEGES LET IUn IN TW1EES ('ld.n I'ofearuaAiiri ., .L. EIucaional Methods . .... --_ ,al SttI te To 11WoeedEAOI ~E SATETO BE CVR! BY SIPEAKERIS FI UNIVERISITY Two of the forty tlire: U' : ivc:.y Extension lectures which are to be given during the next two weeks were given yesterday. Prof. Earl V. Moore, of the School of Music, gave an organ recital at Cadillac. Prof. Ray K. I...…

…4 : PA(.A JEIGHT THE MICH1IGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1929 { } 44 tuxedo we sll; qulitystyle ~3O - $35 - ~5 Copyright Hart Schaffner & Marx ThereueCnrealtoinCo. tuxedos we sell; quality, stle, perfect Iit; absolute satis- ,r O Tihey 're correct for the Hop- and epery other forma _event MAIN STREET AT WA SHINGTON SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1923 Sage Advice TO Scri It there is any one thing that a...…

…A-. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1923 SUNDAY, JANUARY,28, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE.S W" COMMENT -The Editor jIThe Better Magazines THE TTAT at the normial scho ls; .the girls who! go. there, fo rever giggling and saying, - "Gee kids, lets start a club! "; the din- ,ig room of a country hotel between f opens in the harsh analytical mood of the young moderns, frankly realistic, detailistic-what you might expect of a restrai...…

…0 9 ^ SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7;AGE FovR THE. MICHIGAN DAILY; SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1923 PAGE -_.... - -- e : ,. !1. linatures in niozart (Continued from Page 1) Hinshaw is to be congratulated on the of the pianoforte. At five he dictated inherent worth of his pioneer or- minuets to his father, correct in all ganizationcand the quality of their details as to melody and harmony. His performance. fame grew almost akin...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY., JANUARY 28, 1923 SUNDAY, JANUARY'28, 1923, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SIB }, _____..-r-------_.-. 1, No ' \ ' __M II -.. # Ckanliness is Next.to Godliness Not all people can be religious, but all of 'em can be clean. The way is simple. Call the Trojan Laundry. N THE SECRET GLORY, by Arthur most important factois in its completei Nachei. Alfred Knopf. success. Machen has written and Reviwedby ...…

…THE MICH IGAN DAILY r- TPACE FIUMTYJUDGE CRASIL LANUAGS NECESSRY1 (Continued from Page Nine) ical languages, chiefly the Latin Ian- guiage. The experienced Latin stu- dent will read a great deal of our le- gal literature with more ease and uin- derstanding than then student who hab not had the advantage of such work." JIHGH CABOTr. DEAN' OF THE MEDICAL SCHOOL "A considerable knowledge of Lat-1I In and Greek appears to me to be fundamental to...…

…LIVE THE miCHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, TAN xY 1. 1 1 4 D-L OFCALBLITN DA L L ~ NPublication in- the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of thietUniversity. Copy received until 3:2,0 pin. (11:30 a. in. Saturday.) Volume 3 SITN1)AY, ,JA!NUARY.12 12i,. 123 To the W~ns: Owing to, the, announced visit of the Senate Committee on the University, Wednesday, January,31, it will be impossible to hold a conference of the Deans on that date. T...…

…THE WEAT HER UNSETTLED; PROBABLY SNOW TODAY WOW (tooo, ilki4an ~I~AiJ JATTEND STHE GAME TONIGHT VOL. XXXIII. No. 92 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1923 EIGHT PAGES~ PRICE FIVE CE ATHLETIC BOARD0 1 Preacher .Faces Heresy Charges C1AIMS TICKET i' 4 CHAR6ESUNTRUE i DECAURFS PROPER DISTRIBU- TION WAS MADE FOR MAJOR FOOTBALL GAMES' BEGINS LECTURE SERIESI Prof. William D. Henderson, of the extension department, at H...…

…T J.i. CHIGAN DAILY .. ..,.....e .... / Irll l/ IIIF I I ' ll /1! /I/I/II r Be It Resolved; That the Unive- ity of Michigan club of Detroit urge wyNT IEDxOU E Ian(1 recommend to the Board in Con- =n ~~~tro of AthI tcs at 'te ni r iy o* i Mihigan tat the nwv field hope bl NED~fU YOSTnamed after Fielding 1.Yost, uch p: 0 ##" j YO S Yost 1+icd ous, Yost 'Athlet~c Hall ;or in sone sim~lar praing o which -radualevls tvirogout (Country S-u4 the4...…

…AY. JANUARY 27, 1920 EAS T HAS.HEAVIES T SNOW IN YEARS 4 ' e.. :, "~E MICH4IGAN DAILY .PALL T1HRZEU : , the regular team, while two, not yet, decided upon., will, act; as ;alternates Half of the group will fire at 1 o'clockt, the other half at 3 o'clock? The scores (will then be mailed to Ohio State .uni- versity where they will be compared with, the scores made by members} of the Ohio State team While iring on their own, range. The; contes...…

…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, I - :.ma y i irrrririii . OFFICIAL -NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY Of MICIGA.." sli .y ioni rg e-cs t iMcoa ' dur#ng the t.ni rSitv tcai 1v the Board a 'mO Of )tidC PublicatiOns Membef of Western Conference Edtorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use loi republication of all e ws ispatches credited t it or not other wise credited in this pfaper and they local n ws riilished ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY tl%,,,1 (PS " VU' r f ",.. , ar~. f ~ 1 S **%' :re A L He Schitz Grocery 3 TE HOME OF PURE FOODS PHONES 326-327-328 114-116 E. WASHINGTON I I C ..: . .k' e a x r AE i ,nv Ayn R dir.. . t 1 MID a EA s DO YOU WANT- I You Can Do Detter At Lemble's J-HOP SPECIALS I I The cleanest, finest grade of milk from a sanitary dairy?' Home Dressed Chicken ............ Armour Star or Swift Premium Ham . THIS WE...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY R. SATURDAY -JAI' GARY>2i, r ( awti ' ' c r Aii o"'.- f .;.. . .... , , ." ..... / ,r.." ..... r.. r.,........ ., ...- 'E WILD MA. NFBORNEO HdAD NOTHING ON MR. EHMKEJ I, L '4 ! f he all-fresh team have not as yet; ,TRACK TEAM TO HOLD, COMPETITIVE More than 100 people saw the Var- [n~aI rsityre as lat 1 oped that more wil turn out for t,1e coret this afternoon as it will h1tw Ohi :ifli - , --° Tire time for th...…

…______ ________THE MICHIGAN DAILY IN COURTTOURNAMENT) Follow:) gtm,, clolsof Ithefive ga 3 , seasaon in the fraternity and1( class basR -. kethatlloLagues the following teais' were selected to compete in the fin-. als: from the fraternity leagutes, Aca- ciaz, Phi Sigma Kappai, Tau Delta Phi, rrhcta, Xi, Beta Theta Pi, Laiubda Cbi Alpha, Phii Mu Alphia, Alpha Rho Chi, Th(Oa Delta Chi, -Delta Esln im .Vu, and Sigma Alpha Eps ilon; from the cMa...…

…TH-E MICHIGAN,,DAJL\ ________ .. ti:. lILY OFFICIAL BULTN ication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members Qf rnversity. Copy received until 8- 0 P. in (11.30a.ain Saturday.) mie 3 S ATURDAY, JANU ARY 27, 1923 Number 942 Nodern Physics, Courses 3 and 4: An elementary and non-mathematical treatment of recent advances in Physics. A second section to acconmmodate students desiring to -begin this wvork will be formed for thei sec...…

…TXHE WEATHER N (I. IiXXiII N. 91. I EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY. JANUARY 2G, 1923 EIGHT PAGES NAME, IT "YOST IELD OUSE" PRICE FIVE CENT. LATIN.A~ DEEAEfoed ovel f g tUG WLPLE N o S eaks Toni gt WORKING TO SAVE ENGIlSH A UTHOR, LAUSANNE PARLEY SPEAKSTONIGHT FRENCH AM ITALIANS READY TO tWELL IOWN NOELIST WILL ;AkE CONCESSIONS IF TALK ON "BOOKS AND ;t Iii" FRIEN, SHIP" French 2S'Ytra.StistE J..ICLEMENTri SMITH 9IIINI fhlnflriaUUI~ ...…

… OF .IINES FRANCE HOLDS p IN OCCUPATION OF RUHR SA~ iod1 of instructlon of limited duration". It is expected the, services of other UNtechnical groups will be utilized. Fran ce's determination to "carry on" in her :undertaking is. reaffirmed in the address. by President Miller- and to a- deputation from the. Leag;ue of Patriots. r "Victorious France demands from the conquered respect and the appli-' cation of the tre ntles. nothihg more"'....…

…THE MIC HIGAN DAILY________ Li womenu who have missed them' ointments for posture examination, requested to be examined by 4 )k this afternoon in Barbour gym- urn. The examination is essential "eceiving_ credit for the semester's, L' . east anid lung examinations are aired from all women who wish to in the interhiouse basketbal -nament. The certificates of the ninations, also a list of all the ers on every house team, "are re-. ted to be le...…

…THE IcHIGAN DAILY 'O IrCIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNhItSJTY OP MICHIGAN ~ublished every morning except Monday mtinsm the Iniverity year by the Board in Ctontrol of Sude-t Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial sasocation. J'he Associated Press is- exclusively en- titled to, the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other- wise creited in this paper and the local news 'pubi.shed therein. Ek.ered at the pos...…

…THE MICHIGAN DjLY EUTON HATRED BREAK OUT IN ARMED RESISTANCE TO FRENCH? umcr nr m ov rrn Commerce ha ber ybuilding. Mr. Grommet is thq S e e k s New Rights tical association. Both of the peak ers were from Detroit. fin £ i Edl Z5..7~e PREMI HALSEY'S DAN W1uerth mulu~t ! of 171111, tu' REPRESENTATIVE IN NORTHERNj LEAGUE TO BE CHOSEN IN ELIMINATION TRIALSt All orations for the preliminaries in the Northern league oratorical con-I test m...…

…THE MICHIG LIN LULAI I i Jp 1041 1 ' ik f " I SWIMMERS MEET ASGIES nNIC UT IN RFARlN' flPTNR Buckeye Chance OverCOnfde s Rest With a . . fro nCe, QMichiganat piv wh f1 to11 1 U P I 1.11 a Leave for Laning Wth hance to Win; Addition'of' and Searles Boosts Stock OXE, PLITNGE, DIVING TS'STR(ONGLY FORTIFIED tembers of the Wolverine' team will leave Ann Arbor noon for .Laising 'ter crack aquatic season against Mich .cultural college...…

…MYMYY W W IM MI IPA 'JII IY bslowed up if hie is allowed to start CU'U T MIN_ -HIM19 ganst Ohio. Dirks is recovering from apolonged illness and although he playeda brilliant game against North- western Monday night, is hardly in shape to last all tile way through a' strenuous game. This leaves the de- Jnjunrles Play Havoc Wilth l)efeiise aInd fense, with Ely out, seems to be de- Offenise; Ely, Cappou Likely moralized. to Start OilState to be...…

…THlE t.. ,ICI l .f ,l J .. y r OFFICIAL BULLETIN 11 L blication in University. Ime 3 I the Bulletin is constructive notice to Copy received until 3:90 n. m. (11:301 FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1923 all members of a. m. Saturday.) Number 1 schedules of the Observation hours will be distributed, and class sittings be reserved. This meeting, If missed, cannot be made up. C 0. DAVIS. Lecture by Hugh Walpole: The sixth lecture in the Oratori...…

…AND COL TODAY A6Fp A6F ANO"tr t il I NAME IT "YOST FIELD HOUSE" . XXXIII., No. 90 ITISH ANDTURKS' EA DLOG K ED wrLE EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, T1,URSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS 4 "Unofficial Eye" May Be Cause Of, Senate Explosion Sparkling Comedy Of Mozart "Impresario" Wins Audience t I* LIES BILL REDUCE REPARATION TO FIFTEEN MILLION POUNDS, REACH AGREEMENT ON POPULATION EXCHANGE Clash Occurs Ov...…

…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDKl iME PRSENS SARKing's Chaplain CASPRSNSS lW asT IN F H DR MA On Visit In U. so } --f .__- 3 i I "The CliAtr",a p oetcdramow it four acts by Emile Verhaeren,' will be presented for the second ti#me by Mihmes; repertoirc company tornorrowr and Satnrdlay nights at the Mime~ thwateE NOWscenery, '.ired by[ Otto S chller, 0ofIJWroit, and n chor-I us selected1(, ironi te Cle 1 du, ~I; lie added fea tures to0 Cot l)...…

… a , .2a THE MICHIG AN DACLY Pi n'~TU Wmrn All women who have missed their, appointments for posture examination,5 are requested! to be examined by" 4 o'clok this; afternoon in Barbour gymn- nasium. The examination is essential to receiving crkl(hit for the semnester's work. Peart atid Ilung examinations arc, required fromn all women who wish to play in the interhouse basketball tournament. The certificates, -of the examinations, also a lis...…

…THL'-iE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, 3ANI.2 1 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UIVERISITY OF MIICIGAN Published every itorninK except Monday during the, University Year by the Board in Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The 'Asociated Press "is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other wise credited in this paper and the local news published therein- Entered at the posto...…

…25, 1923 JC, AN- F)ATLY THE -X Flic 2~,1+3 "v. w ...GA D IL j -i FRENCH TROOPS EXTEND HOLD I WHAT'"S GOING On, ON GERMANY BEYOND THE NOTICE-Copy for this column should. be submitted by 6 :36 o'clock of the day before publication,. THURSDAY 3:00--C ommittee for the, study of Eng. ineering 'Edlication meets in' Sucre- tary 119pkins office., 4 :00-Upper staff of the Xlchiganeu- sian meets., 4:15--Faculty of the Colleges of Eng- ineerin~g and...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUiRSDAY,. ANIA mom ".... rw... .r Liii + > D A r+'" i NII - I >:. --- -..,,, ITY TRACK SQUAD FINISHEIS SEMESTER' WNITH MEET SATURDAY UNL~ING ANC O PO UL R Ch MP Is title but wherever he goes he will smnocks a man down he immediately PUN C IN G 'A C PO ULA CHA ]carry with him all the respect and ad- Iturns his hack; and walks toward his, W ITH P U , miration that the boxing fraternityE corpez. MIXESQj .[ FGH...…

…_ ;2 rn-fE MICHIGCAN iDAILY ill REFUL ir GROOMING~ (ETEERS FOR CON G"GA ES vear 4 of en, Ging Stale Cautions i h a fpatcradMn t Coon l to;Give Reguilar Team i tewy fpacie n last Shor $e~onscontinue so for the remauinder of the week in ordler that the ea May not. NEET O.S.Y'. IN LAST GrAME go stale before theigme of the OF SEMREST1ER ON SAITUR1AY present semester whbich 'will be play- ed against Ohio State Saturday night As the week ,progre...…

…THE MICHIGAN PAIL . ,: _ _. FFICIIAL BULLETIN, eBulletin is constructive notice to )nv 't'ereid until 3-."0 D. Mn. (11:30 THIURSDAY, JAMTAiRY '';,1023 all members of a. mn. Saturday.) l yof the Colleges of Engineering and Architecture: ere will be a meeting of the faculty of these. colleges on Thur-~ a~.25, at; :4:15 p.,., in Room 411 Engineering building. LOUIS A. HOPKINS, Secretary. adents in the, College of Engineering: a meeting o...…

…tr aitjj INAME I. I "YOST FIELD HOJ . r ~ ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE ~~1 PRESENT MOZART COMEDY TONICHT "The Impresario" With American Cast Is Fourth Concert on Choral Union Series FIRST OPERA GIVEN HERE WITH SETS AND COSTUMESj TIMES TN[TIATES ELEVEN STUDENTS Eleven men were initiated last night into Mimes, honorary' dramatic society of the Union, at a banquet at which they presented th...…

…flT T O , s FRENCH INVAsIO in contradiction wt~ th4~~nhn (t, Ventlon" ' afld " a e o ile:<al v sr andt 2t<e .!o to Ix. (o! ) licd wv ,,= "by! I( I~scnvv, lr 2lc ! ?'":A mannmed 1by' orei gn crewS asi - 1f>, of' Ihe 1railroad. stIc. Sch tx1n ic o)1 S111111 fr.om t)orinu1d toC! d Gemn sils a p ''a 1..Tht a Ge ml f1;1 *tl~ca. TIIpoinj ot. i th. at. Flench1 traffic is :;o-_ orne l by thle "tur'n ito teef," rul, 'wli lie C rxn'a:. trin p.s to ;h...…