…THE MICHIGAN DAILY :; S S;" Vo n Raise Funds T DIS SSES Needed For Actiities RiLFiBA V " (Continued from Page Nine) augurated a modern system of Rugby thought and, in short, open field run- ning and kicking .are gradually tak- ing the. place of the old mass forum- tion tactics. .The devolpment has been due in its rapidity, at least, to the keen rivalry that exists between institutions play- ing the game. Practically every col-I lege in...…
…- THE. MICHIGAN DAILY ... AVE you reserved cears fortht "for the game" party or for yor week-end Itors? Ii not "t l 2 2 66 9 1,9 t s Ol k w 123 WEST& WASHINGTON IReserve I NOWA IAutumn weather. is the your car for the "You can't forget -the number and ideal time Ann Arbor. to show off Take your -A A - A U .mi1 'U 'I s __ .. L .,,..... a F° 8 I 1 0 -- - -- -I - - - - -- …
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBE t r? Princeton-Adoption of the Faculty interest before leaving for their desti- advisory system for underclassmen nation. has finally come to pass. Slight dif-; ficulty was experienced in getting this Nebraska-Dedication #of the new through. The system will make use Memorial Stadium will take place Sat- of thirty Faculty advisors, each of urday when the Kansans will meet whom will have charge of twenty the...…
…ctra I.- L Ar Ar t t iI Extr8 VOL. XXXIV. No. 24 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1923 PliICE, FIVE C WOLVERINES D BLOOD WIT H S IN SECOND BLOTT TALLIES WITH NEAT KICK STEGER, KSCORE t THlE LINEUP Michigan Ohio state Marion........L E.........Seiffer Muirhead ......L T........ Oberlin Slaughter.....L G.......... Steel Blott............C...........Young Steele ..........R.G......... Schulist VanDervoort ....R.T.. Petcoff...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r- SATI ~iTHE MICHIGAN DAILY SAT roGV AE RABBI TO SPEAK a fWINNGPSTR TO ME09NCESUNDWAY EVENING N1WIIG OTp 7ITO SWELL FUN ,1 Rabbi Mich~ael Jaaronsohn, re- SO N IH P IfO --- cent graduate of the Hebrew UnionI OJICllg'ERA rTo FU.RN. college and nowa field worker ofth! Winning designs; in the dimles post- FOR 1'A FFAIR llt Union of American Hebrew Congre-; or contest a re an display in the win- I 6;' . SII'I gations, will ...…
…THE ;MICH IGAN.IDAIL Y aculty Women Ex- hibit Art Wo rk s lihibition of the w'ork of the art ' p A enter the final try-out and the squad ducted during the last three weeks. ber 7. Toko, Oct. 1.-Premiler Yamamto will be chosen. The women picked for the squad will - - has named five on a committee to In- F IL DEBATE TRYOUTSl11/ i!. A five minute constructive speech f begin training at once in preparation Its true efficiency to use Daily !vest...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _ t SATURDAY, OCTC DAILY OFFICIA LBULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 8:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.? Volune 4 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1923 Number 24 The Business Office of the University will close at 12:00 noon o'clock on Saturday, October 20. .. Shirley IV. Smith, Secretary. University Lecture: M. Al...…
…THE WEATHER COOLER; PROBABLY SHOWERS L tiA IIL - ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASE1) WIRE SERVICE ,1ENBER WESTERN VON FERENCE EDITO.IAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. 23 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS STUDENTS WILL PLEDGE AI TERM IN PEP MEETING FHN UPY 11 fHI rODAYG NEW LIBRARY TO OPEN FOR RETURNING AL1UMINL The Clement's Library will be open for exhibition purposes from 10 to 12;30 o'clock t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FR'IDA:Y, OCTOBER 19, 192-3, DEMAND FOR'FUNDS M tY END IN COURT X.LA.C. Board's Action ,Moves (4ro'es ' leck to Invite Legal Settlement 01 Trouble DIFFICULTIES DATE BACK TO RESIGNATION OF DR. FRIDAY Lansing, Oct.' 18-(By A.P.)-The state board of agriculture may acceptI Goy. Groesbeck's invitation to settle its controversy with the state admin- istrative board in the courts.{ The agricultural board, meeting here Wednesday...…
…F3RIDAY, OCTOBE~R 19, 1923 THE MIC HIGAN DAILY I OWNZAA WILL BENEFIT LEAGUE BUILDING FUND KATHERINE WOODWARD, '24,AP- POINTS COMMITTEE HEADS Receives Three IirI~wr DEAN TO ENTERTAIN Decorations For tIIS I111LL UB l -V FRESHMEN A T T E A Work In Greece M1JS NEW MEMBERSfAl freshmen women are invited to n fan tLUo J ]in c I i i frLUm UdLto p~ Many new-features are being plan- ned to make the third annual inter- church and Women's ,league b...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1923 ------------ i.- -- .... .... i .. 7 _ ~IpI OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF TIlE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 1 Published every morning except Monday durirg the University year by the Board i C(mtrol of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial will bind the people of the world to- getber into a far closer union than the Lague of Nations has attempted to do. That is idealism t...…
…FRMDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1996 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ; b CL LSPEAKS BEFORE Newest Cruiser' Slips Into Water TELLS OF LEFRANC'S THEORY OF SHAKESPEAREAN' PLAYS I Best Hog Judger TATE E PSEICE' In U. S. His Title 1 Prof. Marcel Clavel of the Romance language department gave a talk at the meeting of the Romance Club Wed- nesday afternoon on "The Latest Dis- coveries of Abel Lefranc.on,- the Shakespearean Question". M. Lefranc published two ...…
…'PAGE STX 't HE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1923 [Emil cr .r......" .. e _ ... . ,, 3 +.... , } f Many Big Games Tomorrow THAIIND R 0 1 SEA ' t hAs Grid Season Progresses IE Withtheirwarming up games aside Harvard and Holy Cross do battle at ---_ _ _ the leading teams of the East and Harvard stadium that will do much to Woro t y Wm I West have set themselves or the big decide the strength of the real Har- IN LigI t St'iiil...…
…'FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 192a TH-E MICHIGA'N D AILY rPAGE SEVEN~ .. ., I_ I __ '4< . cLoSES 1, LASSIFIE j mi ILSE CLOSES 'AT 3 P.Y. ADVERTI SING AT ,3 P,M, FLOWERS BLU MAIZE 213 E. Liberty--Nickel's Arcade U I'l l illimm" 'LUST FOUNTAIN PENS _____________ ONE PAIR tortoise, shell rimmedl FOUNTAIN PENS AND INK WANTED glasses in a black leather case. A straight tip.. Buy nationally dis- Finder return 1027 E. University. tributed merch...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1923 A a Education Comes Before Marriage, This Maid Decides WHAT-'S GOING ON Intramural Items (Continued from Page Six) scheduled to play will he called ii;) and any that wish to may, have their game as it will help the managers in getting, off the last half of the league games. Fasioncalls for felt, velour, velvet and fancy metalbrcd Fashion hats for dress, street and dance wear. brce FRIDAY 12...…
…THE WEATHEl WARMER; PROBABLY RAIN A6F "iit r tAg ALr A S;;flJA'~TED PRSS t 'ASE liRESERICE WESTI1ERN CON PEIENCE EITOR1AtL AsOClA TION VOL. XXXIV. No. 22 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS FOD A ND WEEKS MAY AT TEND I ELD HOUSE DEDICATION .NVITATIONS FAVORED BY BOTH MEN TO SEE GAME AND CEREMONIES DETROIT TO ENTERTAIN 1500 MARINES AND BAND Huge Parade To Be Held There Be- for...…
…THE :' MICH-IG[AN' DAILY ThU11RSDAY, OCTOB)ER 18, 1'931 s MORE FLIGHTS PLANNE FOR .7 ZRl A-i C/. JST DSH.'i, .,Y. 'NANDOA !-r_ f . ,H" J KLAN ISSUE STIRS K Anti-Ronius Uiiil orgize'd to Fight Gr-ianting of Bonius to Able. Bodied 3Men 1MTCIIAN flEI,(vLE S STTE THEY WILL Fj lI lit f1, dl' Fashion calls for felt, velour, velvet and fancy metal brocade ? ~ ~hats for dress, street and {dance wear.'T POPULAR PRICE HAT SHOP 333 SOUTH MAIN ...…
…THPIURSDAY, OCTOB3FTR 18, 192&i TI HE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y . ...._. MUMMERS TO GIVE PLAY MadlnCu Elects Membenr AT IIILIJWEIN PADIY Try outs for the Gil'Mandli ROSALIND FREUIND, '24, TO DIRt- are as follows: Helen Paulson, '26, ECT FIRST OF THE Arline Ewing, '26, Frances Iorine, '25, SERIES JFrances Ide, 24, Ruth B~owen, '25, Dor- ______othy Anderson, '25, Catherine Stanton, ""'h Teth f: he iftHorse," a I'24, and Lucille Maxwell, '26. The re...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1923 i Da* dens of lett ers from his fair cor- res-pondents ' That is probably the current concep- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF TlE tion1of journalisum and journalists that UNIVERSITY OF IIICIIIGAN the layman holds today. Nothing can be better established than the above, Published every morning except Mondayjyet for a11that the journalist works during the University year by the Poard i yt C"nt...…
…w.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18,-1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE PI ro: ^:, a , ; :, .;r. News From Other Colleges Wisconsin-According to the latest dispatches Wisconsin is going to the dogs. The entire campus is overrun with canines of. all=and every descrip- tion; bull dogs, airdales, dachshunds,' tea hounds, and sundry others. Re- cently, at the time of sorority pledg- ing, the campus canines started a de- taken up for the band, in order to ...…
…,I'I * OTX Oi E MICHIGAN DAILY _______ _ , _ - CQAHESGIV HVAS ITY .STI B R I L N Pers G~et, I divid ual jet enI iou Fr RAITA -tfln lUf Colgate Tackles Tough Schedule As It Points For Ancient Rival W.ELLS WiINS GOLF" Mlk~ Eve 0l 1 11111!1 sI rulg "J;o 1$ , ity1' lwEVREi t'TI )111A1ON SC HE DULE FOR IEATAII) Ei{OF' WE K With the Ohio game onl3*~y o (days away, Michigan's gridders continue t) work behind closed gat~es in strlenu- ous,...…
… '1AY, OCTODE~R 18, 19 23 TI I1 MICIGANDAIL COLUMN L-ASN-IF COLUMN CLOSES ' AT3 P.M. ;pPVERTISIleiG AT 3 P.M. I I 0 DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES 19c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for three or Xnore insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion. Charged at. the rate of 1I2c per reading line for one or two insertions, 11c per reading line for three or more insertions. White space charged for at...…
…THE MICHIGAN TH IHGNDAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1921 ,. W Sousa First On Concert Series t J, C~~r1' y "r:%.~r * ~* *: Y Liut-om oh hii Sua n the rea ban whch earshisnam wil pe te 92-92 Etr cncr seie wenh apersnxtModa evnigin'Hl adioiu . osai thecoposr f anyofthemot famusmarhe eer ritenan i LeogiedasotheJousPhilinSusaand theducomor of many ofnthetmont ' WHT'SGOING ON ( ~THURSDAY1 1200-Dental faculty lunch in Union. 3:30 - Deans' Advisory ...…
…THE WEATHER WARNER; PROBABLY RAIN itb at ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE lifE BER WESTE RN CONFERENCE EITORIAL ASSOCIATION t VOL. XXXIV. No. 21 EIGHT PAGEP ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS STARTING PATE OF MEDICAL BUILDING TO BE SET TODAY COMMITTEE OF FIVE CONVENES THIS MORNING WITH BURTON NEW CAMPUS TO EXTEND EASTTO CHURCH STREET Driveway Between N.S. and Chemistry Buildugs May Be Re...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - DNrs nY, OCTOB ER. 11 t WIT'l, ONI1A I N VII4YfOG-R) COACHE.1S AND) OPP()S TAMS Souvenir programs for State game will b)e placed on day, according to. F. Swiger~t, itor of the publication. planning to attend the game ed to bray their programs as possible in order to facilita bution.. More than 15,000 co been printed. The program this year wi" more than the usual amours tographs. Full pages will b to pictures of the Bucl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TI Ei Of WUNEN PLAN CQNFEBENiUEl Wives Of Faculty Meet In Clubhouse' The dramatic section of the Faculty Women's club met yesterday afternoon for the first time this year in their > National Association Will Hold Five cilub house on South Ingalls street., Day Gathering In Februair at The plays read by the members were: Chicago j "Wurzel Flummery," by C.. C. Milne; ______ "Modesty," by Paul Hervieu, and the! @@ ,TW...…
…U THE MICHIGAN DAILY' 'WEDN SDAY, OCTOBER 17, 192 of Chiimes last month was declared tc be impossib le and was dsciuraged Sby the Union, and by The Daily. Nev- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER 01F THlE ertheless, in the face of all the op-} UNITERSITY OF ICiIA position, Chimes is bacing up its edi- torial policies with action. P'ublished .every T('0 . lvay during the Uziversit.,(r, it:( Bardin T'b plan outlined in the last issuea Conrolof tudnt t~bi( ~...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PiAEl YOST HOUSE DEDICATION SET FOR MARINES GAME COMMITTEE PLANS APPROPRIATE EXERCISES FOR NAMING FIELD HOUSE Dedication of the Yost field house will take place at the Marine game on Nov. 10, it was announced last night by the Athletic association. At this time the new athletic plan will be, formally named after Coach Fielding 11. Yost, director of intercollegiate athletics. Plans for the affai...…
…II HE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1923 t slow I oil y ,. ",kc .F ' ''°"° ,, "Lz si i.k :4. - ln.,FZr",. " W. - i 5:2 m c'.yr 1s,4.Y.yt. a "' ,. 1. X ='.aZCat. iCCihasnaa tea:.. _ 6LLM '°v &' _ Coaaches SireassI mnso Wh the following players listed among the Kropp ed{)ut in ,,anderbilt first strin-ers: j;]lt' ler Amuos, B abcock, Baker, Blott, Brown, Curran, Donnelly, Ferenz, Grube, Haw-1 CUT' 'RtAWUC S '1't iL?1t.() 4kii...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . tFFA IS FORD touring car inx good running TWO or more tickets to condition. Sacrifice for fifty doUars-. State game. Phone 1222. the OhIo Cail 1153-W. f.LOSEDS CLO i i TYPEWRITE VIfADVERTISING AT 3 P.M' WE will deliver, for yo ..RemingtonPortables a typewriters. Stacy R. DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES Madison, 1809. 10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line forj three or more insertions, cash in ad...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY GWEDNESDAY, OCTOPER 17, 1923 _ University Lecture: Count Albert Apponyi, former Premier of Hungary, will deliver an ad- dress on "The Present Situation in the Near East" this evening at 8 o'clock in the Natural Science Auditorium. The public is cordially invited. F. E. Robbins, Research Club: The first regular meeting of the Research Club for 1923-4 will be held October 17 at 8 p. m. in the Histological Laboratory. The f...…
…THE WEATHER GENERALLY FAIR AND WARMER gw 4jitrt4tn1 4op t ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE 11,EMRI WESTE'IN (ONFERENCE EDITOJ{IAI ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. "20 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1923 EIGHT PAGE6 PRICE, FIVE CENTS BOYS CONFERENCE TO BE HELD HERE BY S. C.A NOV 30 Gargoyle Makes Yearly Debut ' Today With Kick-Off Number --_-. _i.. __ _ EXPECT THAT MORE THAN WILL ATTEND ANNUAL STATE MEETING ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OC~TOBER 16, 1923 . .. , , ,f C r 5 " Y' R > . M ' .yy y - / . :F cert will be a two-piano recital by Mr. PROF. (CURTITS CALLED WVEST ET and Mrs. Josef Lhevinne. I>BY FA I ?TTLEWS SUIENHEATH glDVcncerTOarOavElabEXTtRAe ofice Prof. Ralph Hamnilton Curtiss, ofth C O N E R T S [of t h u e S c h o o l o f M u s ic .a s r n y d e rt n , h a b e n c l d . Sou a ', Band, nder the direction or' MIC IAND ME his father, Mr...…
…'TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1l23 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Indiana Dean Of Women Studies Here For Degree In Astronomy Two active deans of women in Ann ucational university ought to teach in Arbor at the same time is the unique order to come in closer contact with position the University finds itself in the student body. She did not approve today. Dean Jean Hamilton has not of a dean of women performing mere- divided her duties, however, as the ly an ad...…
…;AGE FOUP TH4E MICHIGAN DAILY TUEFSDAY, OCTOBER 16), 1523 lk ft u - aSenate Committee on Student Affairs r ,. ctrni . F Iu in their meeting Wednesday.I _______________________m r alflflmfI mumiv aWaqrlfM/ft~f OFFICIAL WNE P'APEII OF Tl UNIV.ERSITY OF XICIIGAN Published every morning, cxvxpt Monday during the tbiiversity year by the I'oard in Control of Student Pubijrations.1 Members of :Western Conference Editoirialj As:,ociatiun. The ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .' I TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1923 r' II I z: HELDIXPEDITIO'N MAKESBIG FINDSI Discover Presence of Chinese people In Ptillppines in Pre. Megellanic Times METAL TOOLS AND VESSELS SENT BACK TO MUSEUM HERE Explorations made by the Univer- city archeological expedition to the Philippine islands have proved the ex- istence of Chinese people in theI islands in pre-Magellanic times ac- cording to the first annual field report of...…
…P AGE SI 1--(E M I:ICIAN DAILY TUIDAOCTOBER 1G. ,1923 \'1 f _... a j , 0 . ry _, .. . , ,; .. . g g y A . < p g d j iD at ;Yw, a; ,m . ?. s , .x , ( i,4 'Sy a o , yL- .y cHQ' Mm'4ya.,ca w;a lw4,c?1C k+ Y :Li6c,0 H Ynygw MS 'i'Y. iJb6 a r Irk rf f i7PV y tlA. 4' {' f / y of 7J r -- ! i y m f l . 4 11 x J t t , r, , TP L, EAGUE S TAKE : H4 1' 7 '1" V 1. yI i f L.( {( i t ,ny EII - y 1 , ' ( G. )' I ' " vJ t 3t L5r_ " r r :u...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1923 CLOSES CLOSES A13. P.ADVE RTISING AT 3 PA "how to DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES I 10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line forl three or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion. ;W91,A 1,4 places, but I hl where I wante In concluding said, "I never t in my life, no decision from a I always like . game is before Get the MAost out of College" the liquor gam s Subject of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tt FSDAY, OC'TOB n I 132"?; THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOIV~Tt I~, i925~ Physicians H101( Out Little Hope of Obregon 's Recovery farrested for parking on the wrong side flll~l i ecting; are over Saturday at noon, of the streets. IVI E E[EOE ONCE o it is thought they would in no way All of these cases drew the estab-' interfer e withi the occupants planning lished fine of $3.45 apiece, representing [ORD IIIPLI[flITO H...…
…THE WEATHER COLDER; GENERALLY CLOUDY g I IdIL- A6F 4hp A AL Ag fRt r t 4 4 n -- - VOL. XXXIV. No. 19 V TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOPER 13, 1923 ATHLETIC BOARD LETS FIELD HOUSE FOR UNION AI ! Lowden Thinks People Ought To Settle Own Civic Crises PROCEEDS OF EVENT WILL TO SWIMMING POOL FUNiD Go Crisis in civil government are bet-I ter handled by the people themselves than by the intervention of military authority...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 VARIOUS INTERPRETATIONS On Books With a Drawing by Wallace Smith. and 1 Vanity Fair tni e is tttoks ts hilyo By Jonaithanii Roberts. Biroils now the tout Yuse i ok hings eith yecus o'clockiotr. t:antsei eltete eas Isere is the toerry-- th e arc too far sway or because they round. Like a det'r1 kpast But0all tt y otsatlyn We thed o icwi' th'co ito toirto live, wty sould untrthe ore'u...…
…__________________THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ SMNJAYt, O 'OBER 14, 1923 i will assume the form of a mixer. A 'PROF. WENLEY D~EFENDS musical program will be rendered and ACTION ON IhRiiI refreshments served. I (Continued from Patge One0) UN ) TOASSIGN party issue in the United States. ifIf MORE. ADVISORS w di r ikrhmo k as death and C a (-3. Soowner ori a ter ree(nt inl particular c'ase, ,wxhen a flir'n by t,,tI~e T;;),. ,tno)appe.,a11 'wn Read t...…
…PAGE 'AO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 On Books and Reality Messrs. Shubert (Continued from loge Oe) Itsbte e" in morder to bring he" within S p eeTogt huh siiia otebad tcmo eec.v l a i t life Lite in itsolt, is anotuohatys At any atenetieiroepreent it f e'S p e e V u a i t affair; man nover thoughit, untiltIIIao it i. ORLANDO BEEDE hod become conouseto f hiis ms01- Le0 is av5dn with this eternal . liiwtotel e vrpre sotir.;ifor(l...…
…SUNDAY, 'OCTO:BT'R 14, 1923 .. _.. SUNT~AY, OCTOBRI14,I1923AILY PAGE E.S I i, u% STARTING TODAY'! STARI!N TODAY a. tn ii . 4' k ~S1 :i 4'. r f°~ 4,y ~ F $? g Y4 r4 ' i. C.,. 1 4. I.: =: 1 ti[( [y' T 1 . INA '4, s' tPRO-DUCTION // ,.,f ,._ . X . { , :t WITH Ip JAAOft all 4C HOLD' A SUPPORTED BY W CHARLES deROCHE- JT'S Iola Negri in her second American made pic- ture, and which contains one of the GREATEST....…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THtE John Cowper Powys An Analysis of a Critical Genius If some of our extravagant cultists LISLE himself may think about his tech. have their way they will go ar to nique, those who know it well hold ward destroying two writers who are it in high esteem The style, like the just now attaining general apprecia- of his own to give except what he may (for these are what ultimately count) man, emerg...…
…?AQICTOURTHE MICHIGAN DAILY m 1 hntlk <t~ .re disappearing from ..- ~Last year a similar case arose. Then OAC MPSTPIIO OFFICIAL N{EWSPAPER OF THlE the ambition seemed to he to collect rI UNIVERSITY OF MICHIQAN cuspidors, the gigantic brass cuspi- T gtI, drthtgcetemnconrof jWE'RE SO ULIEAGUE.QL'ESTION NOT Published every morning except Monday dsth trc h ayconr fHAS POLITICALI during the University yearby the Boar din teinterior of the building....…
…PAeten THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNAY OCTOBER 4 192 The Unoffical Observer A good deal1 of a1tri1enmd r-,-hrl nuht a o h in theie0ghbo1rhood of01theUive Srln.I tM.r n i of Ctto ovner anvl0 cd"ry n ahyovou tto Towers All 111apu0 ad x at1 nC'i1a t0(]1trato1 Po pus literat ire up i 10 aot it heS,;,a 01,i ur. though 1tre1facultyson' emtead01 1 idrter> pt h least hlt exc1111. It lo . o u 1s01a an=:~ao c~i~m ',tao, though the author of"rgTwrs(ym r L~, 0nJ...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 - THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAC FINAL DEBATE TRYOUT ET FO n1PTfrl 901 NEWBERRY TO GIVE TEA TO FRESHMEN run[II U MIU LU Helen Newberry residence will give "its annual freshman tea-dance from DIRECTORS SELECT TEN WOMEN 4 to 6 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. 1ITORCOMPELECSTUTEN All women of the class of '27 are in- TO COMPETE SATUR. vited, including the freshman nurses, and more than 400 invitations have been sent. In past y...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY yPA :3 FIVE oo -Jis and Writers [HHE PT A15il A' ~yt, ra ii _ei tr"d0A nd oCili311111C'h;, offers in ) connvenientison hih ffrsi cnvnin Lee11slrs.Bo! (1 eth::t al )reedp;ojigada deers er.Mom gim- rsn, 3 cfoion dalthatfrmaio tatavear ,eras "ot ' i iiirsh Wi oitoin owse, iiy n iatr it h cmeltt at. For the person who Heei oeltatL ond iiw .olnti f hng ;i te itm ntad fthI a. i; oapiy the disncoveries whic...…
…41E ~MICHIGAN DAILY sUaNDAY, OC )!',ER 14, 15W^ R 61 M5- e OT, 010=1 p III III - 111111 :== a , r Midrau A1I11 wrwb + . ~ G p I-M --AW*4 - , ::NIZ dv (Coutim Iy~ H1'Ni~ y 1IiiHHDL7' StR sco FIE R W% -- ;-aw-'r-' W£ i& t )RE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 1YA 7i S T I E UP SE - :R IE S B Y 3 rd4hFIAl 1 WININGFO fTM 1U THGAME .8-4 IV i &a, Ued fromi page One) stellar variety and his pssn excellent. Stan lAluirhead and Curron also up ...…
