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…THER OLDER c Ai!4au il WESTERN EDITORIAL. VOL. XXXIV. No.71 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE ...: ITS CREATE NESS SCHOOL; NAMED DEAN River Seine Wets Paris After Customary New Year's Revels HOLIDAY RECESS ENDS; C ONGRESS IMEETS 'TOMORROW LAR6GE ATTENDANCE MARKS FORTIETH LANGUAGE MEETING Heads New School 11 HARVARD, PENNSYLVANIA, AND DARMOUT1I HAVE SIMILAR COURSES HO...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW STATE f Panhandle Petition Con- To rake Territory Of District Electricity Proves Itself Mightier Than Steam In Terrific Struggle Of Powerful Locomotives SECTION FITY OF Ignace Jan Paderewski in Detroit last year has led the Philharmonic-Central Concert company, to bring- him there for another piano recital ?Monday eve- ning, Jan. 14, in Arcadia auditorium. Paderewski's program is one of char-I acteritsic immensity: s...…

…F THE MICHIGAN DAILY EAGUE TO- SEEK COLLEGIF OFFERS SIX ADMWH.10IT WOMEN -rn nmrinami. inamir JIODE RII['IIRD[D~ Six fellowships, of the value of $500 j II N1 UWLI each, and without charge for tuition, 3 have been established by the trustees of Smith college. They are open to Ex-service women who have in- Three Day Campaign Among Under. women graduates, either of Smith cutred disability are to be admitted graduates 11111 Open Jams. co...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I j. Daily wishes a most happy and pros- perous New Year. IomEDITORIA PER OF TILE TIlE 'SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AD- MICI GAN MINISTRATION DEDICATED T ARMOURED F1 ng except Mnday In answer to tae oft repeated re- JACKIE COOGAN (The Londo ib the Tiard ini.- 1-0t,. nn m ni h fto I When A m rin .,. .E..., .,..y.....w....... LCOMIrMENTI ,I TBALLERS )n Journal) '."~LL'.J.LL .L1 ii4 ai-jtJ n%17ij iai lrKt2 f.L Wishing You All AL...…

…____ ___ ___ ____ __ ___ ___ TIlE MICHIGAN1 DAILY IL[ EATHEBAISIsolated Areas Of Alaska Will PRUGAM Be Penerated By BirdExpedition gresling on University to l; High School , ady For Use. ' III is Pro; Ilospit Rte, studied in the Alaskan trip is the fal- 17 D4 1/Aexceollent supporting company1 -l .S con. This bird, a member of the liawIs Ik R AH' A 1T1 een 1provided the star together awitli family, is famous '.n history and is1on a scen...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY LASSIFIE HsCOLUMN AVERIS IEGD+ 3CLSES ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. DAILX CLA81fIED RATESI 14c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for1 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, lie perI reading line for three cr more insertions. White space charged for at same rates. Classifieds charged only to th...…

…TIHE MICHIGAN IDATILY DAIL FFICIALI O BULLETIN, Puiblication in the bulletin is constructive notice to all members of thie university., Copy received by th .ssstnt t( the Frsdat until 3:30 p. M. (11;30 a. M. Saturday.) iurne l To The Deans : T IIUBISIAY, JANUARY 3, 1924 Number 1 *The next conference ot the Deans will be hlcd on Wednesday, Jan 23. Tlhere will be no conferences on the intervening Wednesdays. N. L. Burton. To TJ14 'Fiein...…

…', WEATHER I FAIR AND CONTINUED COLD TODAY YI4 3kP 41 E tl ASSN4 LEASED WESTERN C EDITORIALA __ VOL. XXXIV. No. 72 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE - * +\ |J FLOOD SPREAD IN SUBURBS OF PARI CITY ,OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC WHILE PEOPLE WATCH ANXIOUSLY ELTFOR'IV:LLE SUfFRS SERIOUSLY FROM MARNE Miss Ethel Mae Tuel To Lead. 1925 J-Hop With Slaughter,'25E .. . j ! .. _ 1 Authoritie...…

…THE MICIGAN DAILY TiT'S TOMB PENETRATED, FlRUTHER BY EXCAVATORS Luxor, Egypt, Jan. 3.-(By AP)- Today was marked by excitement and thrills, at the tomb of Tutenkhamen in the Valley of the Kings, for Howard Carter, having at last removed the curious pall rack that obstructed the entrance to the door of the second shrin, decided that the time had ar- rived for penetrating further the sec- rets of the Royal tomb., Mr. Carter, and Mr. Callender, o...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , ,. A Louise Of Saxony _nriirrTi r rAnairri~iun Reduced To Want Women All women who were as.ed to help SCIENTIST PERFECTS "PHONOFIIM" DEVICE UeL LILIL UL IVUlU WOMEN OF PASADENA SELL NEWSPAPERS TO AID BUILDINGU Members of the Los Angeles group of the University of Michigan League recently held a meeting at the Univer- sity club in that city, for the purpose of interesting other Michigan women in joining the organiza...…

…THE MICHICAN DAILY ..... IClAL NEWSPAPER O JNIVERSITY OF MICHI( blished every morning except g the University year by the *ol of Student Publications mbers of Western Conference ciationl. e Associated Press is exclus ito the use fir republication o tches credited to it or not ted in this paper and the localx 1 therein. tered at the postoffice at At igan, as second class matter. S >stage granted by Third Assis Cr iieneral.' bscription by ca...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I s _ _ II REULE- CONLIN'S Clearance. Slashes All Prices! Thousandsrof Dollars, Worth of Finest Clothing at Sensational Prices! I . , ,l _ EI '4 .s ' 4 in * V4L:r~~~k. t _ ... Furnishings Cut! Bathrobes 1-4 Less Were $5 to $15 I L. r4 ' , pip, i All Hats 1-4 Less. Were $4 to $10 / ..'t .1 44 l" . c " i 'r= y rO t =i-' All Caps 1-4 Less Were $2 to $3 There's every new shape in hats for winter...…

…MfE MICHIGAN DAILY _ r-- , f ..... e ..._.--,......., o h. a" / . Li - v Moir I I I I I " , I v .. , - v V mo . SQAD WILL 'ART PRACTICE The Intramural department will re- sume its athletic activities for the 'stu- Tdents next Monday evening when the first round games of the fraternity K JOE BARSS ANXIOUS TO basketball leagues will be played. ( ET MEN INTO FORM FOR Approximately 65 teams have en- FIRST TILT tered the fray and all c...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY w ; ;,.,,. Y.;;,,.,;. . ... r ^^ ____. s I I COLUMN CLOSC3 AT 3 P.M ADVERTI SING- ________________FOR RNT TERRACE" IAlENl'1C1 ONE excellent upstairs suite au;' one! qiARDPI ANIN large Isom downstairs. 422 11am- STUDIOilton Place, Phone 2121-.. Classes every -Monday and; Friday P.. M., 7:30 to 8:30.j TYPEWRITE7RS Assem~bly until 10 o'clock. Wye teach all modern, fancy, TYPEWRITERS of all mks bought, ballet, and stag...…

…THE MICIGllAN DAILY t ..,...+,..w,.,.,., ....«.....,o...... -,Y-_ OFFICIAL BULLETIN - " Hopes To Reach Highest Point Ever Attained By Human Being LI cation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Jniversity. Copy received by tb. Assistant to the PFi'dept until p. m.: (11:30 a. m. Saturday V me 4 FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1924 . Number 72 P. ..w..-«..- illips Scholarships:, The committee for the award of the Phillips ...…

…THE WEATHER FAIR AND CONTINUED COLD TODAY Y 4ir A,.Ahe ~aiAg LE.j Lj~ I JndJI'. vi )ITORIAL A, I. r VOL. XXXIV. No. 73 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FI ""'°"_! a ANNA L C AMPAIGN TOSTR TUSA MONEY OF DRIVE TO BE USED TO ONTINUE PRESENT iPOLICIES DETAR '25M, TO ACT AS GENERAL CHAIRMAN Prof. T. H. Reed To Speak Before len Working On Canpaign At Cltture Pinner Annual campaigning for the S...…

…THE MICHIGAN Di «,. RE HERE SOON I G Invents Way To Convert Lignite Into Near-Coal " i Roy Chapman Andrews Replaces White; Compelled To Cancel BEN L'NDSEY TALKS MONDAY: LEON BAKST HERE SATURDAY Following the lecture by Judge Ben. Lindsey, of Denver, authority on juv- enile court delinquency, Monday night the Oratorical association will present the remaining four numbers on the season's program in rapid succession., Leon Bakst, noted Fre...…

…THE M!Cf'-HTGAN DAILY ___ narniiatiyear of graduate work, including some 4MIRI IC OCIATIlN courses in the department of social AmLB~RII Phi Mu fellowship is for graduate WSERSS ork in any university or college in S 1which Phi Mu has a chapter. It of- fen$1,000. OIIPPRTNITTES AVAILABLE FOR! The Boston alumnae fellowship of IVORK IN AMERICA AN) $500 is for graduate women who desire. ABROAD) to do one year's constructive work in - Europe or...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY L NEWSPAPER OF THE ERSITY OF MICHIGAN ievery morning except Monday University year by the Board in Student Publications. GENEROUS FRENCH LOANS Great Britain is becoming irritated, andi apparently justly so, at the action of the French government in extend- ing loans. to Poland and the Little E Anten tep Althwihl the Frno hnvoh I _- - TS~,oROLL a F~tSATURDAY :' JANUAIRY 5 r EDITORIAL COMMENT THE HELFUL PSYCHOLOGIST (N ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Completes Record Flight LI LAI LUII LUJ i lOAN INTERIOl r Progresses 1000 Miles And In Search For Observatory Site UVS DGETS FUNDS FOR PACK FOUNDATIONI I ENS NEARS COMPLETION LOCATION STILL UNNAMED Prof W. J. Hussey, director of the{ aotronom, al bservatory who Is at y presen in South Africa seeking a site for the University's new 27-inch tele- r' : . Iscope, states in his latest communi- cation that he has progressed...…

…fiHE MICHIGAN DAILY . _. w I ® '" -7D, J A M i I II1 HI I III It"'Icks C - 5 ,..1... J .. v ....W....-....w- OLVERINE FIVE MEETS STHONG OPPONENT IN NOTRE AME TEAM Football, Racing, And Swimming Gave Sport Lovers Share Of Thrills In Mr. Bristowe stated that Cambridge would send a relay team and at least09 K R G -q T 1923 two men for the special events. 1923of these men probably will be a dis- tance runner who will compete in t...…

…THE MICHI1GAN DAILY__ w . .. _. .., FOU-'TAIN FENiS FOU-NTAIN YENS AND PENCILSI I I ISINI PM St T] pecial sale on F-'ersharp and mech-! nical pencils. 0. D. Morrill, 17 ickel's Arcade. 'HERE'S an advantage in buying your fountain pegs at Rider's. The least little thing required to make it: satisfactory' in every way can be qjuickly and skillfully done after: Christmas at Rider's Pen Shop. ________________________ I VIURAY '2, X ILLh...…

…MTE MICIGAN DAILY it I ,. DAILYOFIILBLEN Publication in the Btulletin is constructiv~e notice to all memnbers of the University. Copy received by tv Asistant tc the F-#sCOJ't until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdalj Toiumie 4 SATURDAY, JANUARY t,, 19224 7N uiner 73 Fre.Dental Students: All pre-dental students who have not had their program chfecked and- marked 0. K. at -the office of the Dean, College of Dental Surgery, should do so ...…

…THE WEATHER FAIR AND CONTINUED COLD TODAY g. A6F Ar laltr t-gan ttli One I1 VOL XXXIV. No. 74 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1924 TWENTY PAGES PRICE, F ---- MEL\ON TAX BIL FOES WILL WAGE FIGHT IN HOUS DEMOCRATS IN FAVOR OF EVEN GREATER CUT ON SMALL INCOMESt SOLDIER BONUS AGAIN. INJECTED INTO FIGHT The Day's News At The Capitol ! (By Associated Press) Secretary Mellon in a letter to Sen- ator Couzens, of...…

…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1924 What I Think of American Colleges and American Students We received a letter recently from ent demand for education-the pres- things-the power of concentrated way for mankind, which is the real George D. Pratt Jr., Executive Secre- ent rush towards the universities. I study and thought, and the power of hope of the world today. I was dis- tary of The National Student Forum, have hea...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S IN PEKIN STER TOTAL 8 Marshal Foch Has New War Bonnet 4 .rc',r ~4. Storm. Handicaps Searchers In Strug-. gle to Find Missing Victims EIGHTEEN MEN IN HOSPITAL; EXPECT SOME TO LOSE EYES Pekin, IlL., Jan. 5.-(By AP)--The death today of two of the men ser- iously injured in the explosion and fire at the Corn Products company plant here early Thursday increased to eight the number of known dead. Twenty four or twenty fiv...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY-6, 1924 S ROBERT BARTRON HENDERSON APOLOGIA. and- is doubled up with age College dramatics, above all else, even as the thorn trees are should stanJ for experimentation--a among the rocks where he is climb- feature too often over-looked. It can, ing"- in all fairness I believe, be laid to the falls asleep at the crucial moment, credit of Comedy Club that during ;while the Young Man, Cuchulain, so...…

…MICHIGAN DA l IVILIIIULHiJIII UI i L TO START TUESDAY Organized Houses Will Be Solicited During Three bay Michigan; League Campaign+ EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO ENROLL ALL SENIOR WOMEN Every organized house will be solic- ited on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week in the under- graduate life membership campaign- of the University of Michigan League. According to Charlotte Blagdon, '25, who is chairman of the membership drive, co-opera...…

…SUNDAY, JANUARY G, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY E'4: 1iii l'N FOR Better Foods Tittle's Lunch Room 338 Maynard St. South of Majestic Secur y ....... 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 i i i !I I E By SCOGAN 000 44 Written with a Parker by Glenn W.Miller,guard on o wasa famous team andowaptatto PARKER ANNOUNCES...…

…THE MICHIGAN DATILY ,,. ... F pTHE SENATE WILL HOLID TO ITS I____________ RE1PUTION SlROLL1 f I 'l FFICIAIA 1EIS3APER OF THE UIVERSITY OF 311CHLIGAN I Pubjllish1ed every morning except Monday wring the 'TIiversity Year by the Board in 'ontrol of Student P'ublications. 14e nibers of Western Conference Editorial 'vs ocitiofl., The As)sociated Press is exclusively en- tied to the use for repuiblication of all news ispatc;:es cre-_Iitedi ...…

…HiEi MyCHLAN D.A,. cTTX.TTnAV TAHTTTAT3TT D ,nn" PAGE FOUR 1 5Lr. 1vak'nitA J.a4LitL £SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1924 The European Boiling Pot Post-War Impressions Naples, Italy, THOMAS J. KOYKKA there will come a time of desperate December 4, 1923 want. Europe today is a world in the re- has taken every parliamentary step September, 1922. Similar gains are In Germany the social situation is making. It is seething with hatred possible to insure the ...…

…___THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Week's News In Brief ~- year, the largest in the history of the Hawazi Governor S * * * I n Fourth Year In his New Year's speech Presideni Of Placid Tern Millerand of France said: "we canPl now welcome the dawn of reconcilia- tion, and establish peace." Chancellor . ___ Marx said to the Rhinelanders: "The Reich government will do everything in its power to realize peace." , i E JNews From Other Colleges Rea...…

…SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE THE BONDMAN I tion should be confined to clerks, and She plucked a thread of golden hair ! even them it drives to drink. Will To bind my hands in merry glee, the world learn that never we learn And first I mocked the fetter fair anything that we did not knew be- Frail sign of brief captivity. fore?" But ah! no might could set me free; George Moore, "Confessions of a As triple brass the b...…

…'HE MICHIGAN DAILY f~jc- 0 _ o i ~ I Ii ') AmillifulwJ L ;.. J __ , CK CANDIDATES GIVEN HARD0 DRILLI MINOR SPORTS MANAGER WANTED Sophomores who wish to try outI for assistant manager in minor sports WVill please report at the Varsity hockey room at the Col- Coach Barss To Cut Squad Tomorrow; iseum at 7'o'clock any night this Newcomers Appear week. Capable R. V. RICE, Manager STRONG NOTRE VAME TEAM ] J TO -OPEN SEASON SATURDAY...…

…PAGE six THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1924 THE BOILING POT on risings-coupled with strife be- that of the King in the average Ital- parliament. The poster further de- (Continued from Page Four tween various factions in that part ian household-while the youth of the dares that "France can never be a United States, has an army four times of Germany which remains loyal, has land, banded together in an organiza-! great and strong nation u...…

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…SUNDAY, JANUARY 6,1924 THE MICHIGAN-DAILY PAE t1. "liberal" conception of Christianity is and know they are not getting it. The more need be said? Such Associa- ity far more wonderful, more exact- either true or untrue. (I dislike the distracting rush of college, fraterni- tions cannot render great service to ing, and more power-giving than any adjectives I have used, bu you will ty, and society activities does not sat- any college. What is ne...…

…TI-TE MICHIGAN DAILY ~~~ID A ILY OFFCA BLEI Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received b tib Assistant to the Preeiept until a:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturr1ai. Volume 4 SUNDAY, JANUARY o, 1924 Number 74 -.k. 1 To The Deans: The next conference of the Deans will be held on Wednesday, Jan 23. There will be no conferences on the intervening Wednesdays. M. L. Burton. Senate Council: ...…

…PALt EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1924 Women And The Economic Problem W. B. BUTLER From about the time I was first able out everything that is not truly nec- to spell out a few words of a news. essary." paper, the word "suffragist" meant to "But," queried Mrs. Catt, "surely, me some sort of a "he-woman" whos there is work among the children?" thought she was better than any man "No," was the reply, "There are no who had ever...…

… Section Two' LY 4 A6F :43aiti Section Two VOL. XXXIV. No. '74 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JNUARY 6, 1924 PRICE, FIVE C World Joins In Contributions To Perpetuate Harding Memory Contributions to the funds of the Harding Memorial Association to be used in 'perpetuating the memory of the late president of the United States, are being received from all parts of. the world, according to an announce- ment made recently. Althioughno...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY v,. l1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 5" _________________ -. - I A, C, GRAUATES STIC'K TO AGRICULTURAL WOR gJity Percent of Alumni Put Early Training to Advantage j k New Species Of DinosaurFound I Gobi Desert Interesting bits of information re- garding the results obtained by the American Museum of Natural History - Today In The Churches supper at 5:30 o'clock, reports of thei Regional Lutheran Student Confer- ence will be...…

…1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Virginia Valli is the exquisite lead- Y shackles of addiction which bound ing J. Warren Kerrigan and Lois Shark Killed By it, as w ing lady. A comedy, "Call the Wag- him. It is in no sense biographical. Wilson, stars .of "The Covered Wag- ;ute afte ARTH EAETER S on,"and a new Fables Cartoon con- From first to last the picture is enter- on," Comes on Wednesday and Thurs Launch Propeller a great rIelude the program. t...…

…- "-,. - - I" THE MICHIGAN DAILY CUT" SARCOPHAGUS Luxor, Egypt, Jan. 5-(By A.'P.)-- th the discovery of the colossa' rcophagus of Tutankhamen, e ci os- in a nest of four wondrous shrines question whether the mortal re ins of the pharoh lie in this rnor- ary chapel hassfinally been decled.I e sacrophagus has remained in- t through 30 centuries, unveiled by sacreligious hands of tomb rob- rs. Yesterday was one of the eat moments in egyptolo...…

…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1924 What I Think of American Colleges and American Students Wereceived a letter recently from ent demand for education-the pres- things-the power of concentrated way for mankind, which is the real George D. Pratt Jr., Executive Secre- ent rush towards the universities. I study and thought, and the power of hope of the world today. I was dis- tary of The National Student Forum, have h ar...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY- 6; 1924 4 BRTBRON H-WNDERSON. APOLOGIA. and is doubled up with age College dramatics, above all else, even as the thorn trees are should stand for experimentation-a among the.rocks where he is climb- feature too often over-looked. It can, ing"- in all fairness I believe, be laid to the falls asleep at the crucial moment, credit of Comedy Club that during while. the Young Man, Cuchulain, son the l...…

…PACE 1Ttl f r. DAY, JANUARY 6, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FOR Better Foods Tuttle's Lunch Room 338 Maynard St. South of Majestic, Security May- e 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 s I i i 1 1 a EGA By SCOGAN Written with a Parker by Glenn W.Miller,guard on Iowa'sfamouseteam andnow captain PARKER ANNOUNCES A New One ...…

…PAZZ OURTHEMICHIGAN DASUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1924 wAu u'oua H IHGA Rx The European Boiling Pot Post-War Impressions Naples, Italy THOMAS J. KOYKKA there will come a time of desperate December 4, 1923wat Europe today is a world in the re- has taken every parliamentary step September, 1922. Similar gains are In Germany the social situation is withhated noed i th reurn fro moth o imost critical-while conditions ln making. It is seething with hatred p...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TALE FIVID I THE BONDMAN tion should be confined to clerks, and - She plucked a thread of golden hair even them it drives to drink. Will To bind my hands in merry glee, the world learn that never we learn And first I mocked the fetter fair anything that we did not knew be- B o o k s a n d u m ah! no igtcould set me free; frGeorge Moore, "Confessions of a As triple brass the bond doth bold; Young Man" reason for coming to N...…

…PAGE six s .THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUDAY, JANUARY 6, 1924 THE BOILING POT on. risings-coupled with strife be- that of the King in the average Ital- parliament. The poster further de- (Continued from Page Four) tween various factions in that part ian household-while the youth of the lares that "France can never be a United States, has an army four times of Germany which remains loyal, has land banded together in an organila- great and strong nation...…