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…1 HE NIl.HIU AN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Books and W riters olas Bessakaboff and Claude Bragdon. in scientific publications, would seem HEALING POWER OF BOOKS A philosophy based on the fourth di- to cast suspicion upon the theory and EXPERIENCES OF A VIOLINST mensional theory. Knopf. upon Dr. Abrams himself. Publica- Selected books aid in cures as The Master-Mistress, by Rose tion of an article in such a magazine nothing else can do, reports Caroline ...…

…zlira -a s e of t 5 1 he a r- y r : z : 4 M rroo x " ' f ['_ :i . , r6 , :, . t. .G :',- ~ ? r ; ; .46 * ti 0 C T. STARTING Q~N 4 WITH m~ g as o ~LetieJ tl. L ls I -I5 a N i 1.. ;; Dra m a, of the Viad Age S THlE modern world; like ancient Rome, racing to Y.1-n11on Jazz and cocktails? a wnave 'of This .greatest of all the ke Mille productions gives the startling answ.er. Stronger in cast and story, more gorgeous in gowns and ...…

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…SUNDAY, OCTOBER-2422 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TREN The Unfinished Swimming Pool (By Kenneth Hoag) was thought that various social func- which the users of the pool will have- much of the burden upon the stu- Michigan's- range of activities is tions during the Christmas vacation to pay in any case, plus the $18,000 dent body. More than likely at least practically without limit. It presents prevented the students from working. necessary to comple...…

…Facing The New Era d The age is one of change,ofGdras The Deisha. ns .Mr.Shan dramat- that we must standardize, that the is in every action. His wonderful (Qontinued from Page One) overwhelming demand for higher ed- athletic build, his height and breadth ty reader on the term "intellectual ucation cannot be refused; granted (Continued from Page One.) make him devoid entirely of any sug- aristocracy". The expression, ambig- that we must manufac...…

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…'1 1Y11t,.,I"1 '4t . EXECUTIONS AND RECONSTRUCTION, CHIEF RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT WORK !. OFFICIAL BULLETIN IL FRESHMAN ENGINEERS! It Has Come! Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Vohnme 3 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1922 Number 13 Senate Council: The first regular meeting of the Senate Council for the year will be held in the President's off...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ._. _. SA 1Y Publication in the Bulletin is const the University. Copy received until 3 Volune $ SUDAY, OCTO To the Deans: There will be a conference of the o'clock Wednesday, Oct. 18. To Members of the Faculties and Staff Copies of the President's Report, Ju ing, sent to all deans, directors, supe departments. Any member of the facul have the same by calling at the desk in communicate with the undersigned a co College ...…

…THEMIHIANDAIX The United&ae and the War ten Slossen) cept his arguments to the following the signal treachery to Belgium and to refuse friendship to a liberal and n in last Sunday's points: (1) the German attitude to dis- Luxemburg; (15) the Kaiser's own democratic German, Republic. Ger- anday Magazine of a armament and arbitration in the two belligerent comments on official des- man-American friendship i possible enneth'Turner's book Hagne Co...…

…PAGE FOUR TH CHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 122 Among the MagazinesBetter Maazines W. Ms. R. . 'eB ttM g z THE SMART SET for November will remain long in my mind for just one E thing. It contains a story-and yet, (E. C. )the hidland atel what more to say, o bier than can it be called a story; it is really Over eight years ago the Midland n that the magazine is nowbt ld more an essay--by Paul Tanaquil, magazine started out with the idea T in P...…

…ection Two A61 ASO ct n xi l Two VOL. XXXIII. No ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1922 PRICE FIVE GEN UIo BR OAS DRAMATIC FIEL gRAMATIC TOURNEY TO BE NTIATED BY UNION THEATER TROPHIY TO BE AWARDED WIN- NER IN CONTEST OPEN TO STUDENTS UNIQUE IDEA TO ASSIST IN PLAY PRODUCTION Vaudeville, Burlesque, Music, Dancing To De Used in Newest Trials A dlramatic tournament including vaudevile acts, one act plays, both serious and sat...…

…2 PACE FIFE t:E 22; 1 22 . HE .MICHIGAN-AILY PG FV MAX EW ING- (By Catherine Hunt) ting by the hour with these grateful - rooking forward to a year of ex- oldmen and women,.whose sfer- ing may in some measure be- essened it has become an estab- tree to the Hall of Fame, and on it is pansion in a program of. service forby relief from the tedium which is can occupation to fof written: 'Not transferable." University women, and in humanitarian- li...…

…given a standing vote of thanks by pentance by overflowing the hall on U Sw A N U 'T !1 j the entire community. Until Thursday all symphony nights this year. There no dancing of the first order had been is still time for Ann Arbor to save MAX EWING seen in Ann Arbor since the night its symphonic soul. Cards of for- two years ago when Michel Fokine giveness for any past symphonic sins and Vera Fokina, in competition with of omission may be secu...…

…THE CHIGAN DAILY 3ecoming More Stable, WillI apidly,Says Prof.AMerrick t - ____ YPSILANTI ROAD TO BE BEGUN SOON l'TA SK OF VUIN)X1?0 11\(x COMMITTEE I's SUCCESS11UL (Continued from' Page "vin.e. A "i ?7 vr 7 a+.,n ri hn1-.:.n.,., 7',.. nl., .. 4, ., ., .7 7.... .,,.,t, n t't...,..I ,. I , pn paved road between xpsilanu and Joseph A. l1ursley, Dean of Students, China is progressing today toward a ried up seven thousand tseps and back ...…

…?A GE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY' SUJN: I should be unable to reason and log- worth while. Deep consideration ically balance a.review: of the book. it would be a waste of neither'til After a person has read-and by the nor energy. way, I am not concerned with those To ignore the physical plot and log who, in H. L. Mencken's classification, of the book and to proceed to the ve are like the young y who gleans core of the conclusion, I shall quote ...…

…-U Gargoyles h that is stup Gargylesfundaments By Ben Hecht, tudes that (Boni & Liveright)}x ture. ButI To the middle western literary world an importa Ben Hecht looms large on the horizon. ( must recog For since the publication of "Erik the groupl Dorn" he has stood, to the select tihought o1 group of rebellious spirits in the haze ditioned by and humidity of our steaming social dispassiona life, for clarity and vision, for the of his cha dir...…

…DAILY -: ITAL%...1 LEAGUE BUILDING --- _ ..°r ri I I MATINEE DANCE TO BENEFIT LEAGUE Among the first of the social func- tions to be given for the benefit of the University of Michigan League building fund will be the matinee dance which will be given by the Gamma Phi Beta sorority on Saturday, Oct. 14, at the Union. Kennedy's first orchestra will furnish the music for dancing. The patronesses for the dance will be the alumnae of ...…

…THE MICHI AN DAILY PAGE SEVENf h qualifications for senatorship. Politics THE EDITOR MIGHT HAVE KNOWN dl t!e Magazines to the side, the Freeman's :literary lIsaac ]M arcosso .w m e The editor of the St. Louis Star, attitude'is well. maintained. by Robert IacFeeic acs ,d'istin By W. M. R, Hillyer's appreciative article on Emily reading that "a Senegalese negro, win- I ed ri Haos ditin- guished Asnerican journalist, author, The Bookman for Oct...…

… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1922 . THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN by writing sporting articles. His ex- She is just a weak, human being, but affairs of Elinor and Ted. Though Ol- Although the novel is constructed on perience on the Oxford football team one cannot forget her. ver attempts to dissuade him, Ted de- two relatively unrelated chaiis of cir- has given him critical knowledge of One just wonders if Edgar and Pat- termines to reveal his former...…

…I.1 L 1V1t V t1-1AAJ V 'IJC iLj A DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 3 SUNi)AY, OCTOBER 1, 1922 Number 7 To All Student Organizations: Attention is called to the ruling of the University requiring all student organizations to file with the Committee on Student Affairs a list of their lficers . The president ...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCToBER 22, 1922 wBjH EiU u uflU auIUH nut !$S +3iil iER g3hJM@ I & 5 Eu JI B i EEtEEEUEEiu l ,y since the Century is gradually win- STHROUGH THE OPERA GLASSES LAtrrvNotes ning its way back to its former lit- Ah last the anonymous gentlemaa erary standing. . A new book by i who s kins suisEEEE HE aEE Y pplied t Lord Dunsany is always a pleasure. PNR sS kny surks oh s.andho- We trust, nay, we know we are no...…

…Epp- PAGE EIGHT THE 'MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 19?2 PAG~l EOUTTHE ICH GAN DAIL SUDAY OCTBER29,1.. I-i y . HAVE YOU PAID YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE ic iga aily? YOU CAN SAVE 50 CENTS BY PAYING $3.50 BEFORE NOVEMBER IST BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST ALL UNPAID SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL AUTOMATICALLY BECOME $4.00 YOU HAVE TILL TUESDAY NIGHT OCTOBER 31ST Send a Check to Circulation Manager or Come to the Press Building on Maynard Street ...…

…I SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR ,MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1922 THE ELECTRONIC REACTIONS OF DR ABRAMS G U OR ant completes a circuit by attaching EDITOR'S NOTE: The new GENIUSO CHARLATAN.r us to the, cabinet by- a series of wires. system of healing and disease On the opposite side of the cabinet is diagnosis recently brought for- accuracy which marks the majority pf the physician it is a swindle. Dr. a normal man, in perfect health, the ward ...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1922 Mediaeval Minds and Modern Persecution (By Delbert Clark) large ideas, broad issues, and which In view of the outstanding success of suit to the genius of Marconi. With Three or four years ago in an evil takes the alternate course of petty the experiment, there should be no such an invention it is possible to de- hour some minus-minded individual persecution and silly, totally destruc- questi...…

…1 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Why Turks Kill Christians (j * Ti Other orders covered the destruc- EDITOR'S NOTE: The article j By Fra ck 't . K l ytion of all Armenian books, manu- which follows is the result of a scripts and papers in order that the comprehensive study of the prob-- Armenian, jealous of his mental sa- extermination first of the Armenians, very language might become non- lem of the relations existin...…

…AG FOu THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 122 . . ibors in those occupations in which in 1885 I drove in a rustic conveyance W hy Turks K ill Christians mental alertness and skill give the from the coast opposite Mitylene to advantage. Not only banking, which the site of Pergamos, where in an- operations are to be madewith regard 'Turkish mentality must be referred is under a 'handicap among Moslems, tiquity was one of the Seven Churches to...…

… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 12 THE MICHI Robert Borden Statesman (By W. Bernard Butler) Ivisioned statesman. Born on June 26, Sir Robert Borden, great Canadian 154, Borden received his preliminary legislator, statesman, and war leader education at Acacia Villa Academy.; is to bring to Ann Arbor, Friday, Oc- 1874 saw him studying law and 1878 tober 6, some of that electric activity found him called to the bar. From which was such a factor in enabling t...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1922 humored jest when opportunity pre- jewel, whether it serves' to illustrate sents himself. Moreover, he knows his comment on the quality of the 0 0 k s a n ci W rite r s his h material. And what g does not writer under discussion or ho last know he is not above gaining front some light upon the place he holds in "Who's Who," both English and literary circles. And the setting it- FOR RICHER, FO...…

…ID 7 TT ' 7 l a Bessakaboff and Claude Bragdo W oofLW riVVters-A p s philosophy based on the fourthd EXPERIENCES OF A YIOLIMST mensional theory. Knopf. The Master-Mistress, by R Edward Normanton Bilbie O'Neill. A book of verse by the w Edward Normanton Bilpie's book known artist. Knopf. on "Experiences of a Violinist," writ- When Winter Comes to Main Stre ten, in his own words, for "those who by Grant Overton. Intimate sketch play the violin o...…

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