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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Of New Field House -r. -, - \ .. " G~ . , r . k i ' w- 1 ' _ i ' 'Q v r ' ' Y- --,iL Varsity sport events formerly held in Waterman gymnasium will be d to a large extept in the new field house in the future. The seating ca- :lty is several tithes that of the gymnasium and thus it will be possible many more to see the major contests than have during the past seasons. It is planned to hold Varsity football practice in the ...…

…4 SUJNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE THEA TERS ~think of matrimony. The boy's fatherEal T le tO t- children must mrybfr they can Actress Related, (Continued from Page Nine) I inherit his several miillion dollar for-____ which was printed exclusively in h~er tune. Tom's lrothCr and s; ter; fiiA( (Continued from Page Nine) father's newspaper. Scandal-and a! little (difficulty in choosing mates, lint" ,~newspaper reporter - p...…

…THE .MICH--GIAN DAILY I'. an DirectsI Larxge J~sianess lIULILI of Clitcag4, eiat~on, NUESPBLISH FIRST NUMBER Of BULLETIN "Scalpel," the first number of the nurses' quarterly bulletin is now on sale.- I Aurelia B. Potts, 124, editfor-in-chief of the publication, has written the foreword: Dr. L. H. Friedman has contributed one of the leading articles. in which he discusses "Caloric Re- quirement on a Few Comnmon Diseas- es."; RING'S DAUJGHT...…

…DAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1923 THE MICHIGAN "DAILY TI-IF. MTCi-fTC~AM flATlY A. Cl ~JJ2J J~JA~Ji2J :k'Hlxt L LL+ ' MUSIC AND News From Other Colleges MiUSICIANS Idiana-Students and faculty mem- free transportation after it crosses hers have set to work to make plans the border. It will oppose the lead- DETROIT SYMPHONY CONCERT for the annual homecoming, which ing fives of Mexico. Katharine Goodson, the noted Eng- will take place Nov. 23-24. The ga...…

…THE,. MICHIGAN DAILY. _ tle Brown Jug -Prize In Game or Chkampio mshi1?r ....., £ j _ - "cCOACH"-9 Alumni '{Want More Gahmes 1 Alumni of the University of Michi- Red tHeWant Ads - Read The Daliy "Classified" Columi Away back in antiquity whe-a n ha << and nfl brain 'was thle decidinr2ato in the success of grid;iron simsc the snarling .Wlverines of ieh~lI ga;n gage bttle to the d01t opesO Mineota at innueapolis a.,:?hen the du3t had cIc...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ,. 4 _ .._..... ......_,. __._..___._. . __ ........._._ _. Today I The ChMUSIC AND MUSICIANS Congregaional Church ccnt t theFriendAfip Hour h ld be~- VAGNERAN OPERA (ONPA1 "Thanksgiving, a Festival of the Pil-. tween :30 and 6:30 o'clock. At 6:30 Eight operas will be heard wh grim Fathers," will be the subject of a special Thanksgiving service will b(, the Wagnerian Opera company, assis Mr. Jump's sermon at the Co...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY S) D A ILYOBULLETIN 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. i. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.r Volume 4 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1923 Number 36 Faculty Record Blanks:. It has been for several years customary to keep in the President's of- fice a confidential file containing records of the academic career of each member of t...…

…M'AGI'.TWE~LVEI - T f° - THE MICHIGAN DAILY ST"NDAY, :NOVEMBTEI1 , 19 ITHEATR W uerth "If Winter Comes," A. S. M. Hutch- inson's famous novel, dramatized for the screen in such a way as to retain in the picturized version the power and vitality which made for its suc- cess in book form, is featured at the Wuerth today. The picture was pho- tographed in England and the old Eng- lish streets, together with interior scenestofBritish home-l...…

…SATURDAY, NOVEMBE' partmental service,3, I-, eluding the army. About a fifth-of the pay is de- ducted by the government to provide. pensions. Patronize The Daily Advertisers. LEST. YE FORGE - 1 ADRBIAN-ANN ARBOR BUS LIT Central Time (Slow Time) Leave Chamber of Commerce Week Days Sundays 6:45 a. M. 6:45 a. UL 12:45 Pr..6:4S P. r. 4:45 p. ?fl. JAS. H. ELLIOTT, Proprietor Phone 926"M Adrian, Mich. SLIPPER BIUCKLES BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS AND FANC...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MUSIC AND MUSICIANS I Verdi's Re(gilem Mas The Detroit Symphony orchestra the Detroit Symphony choir and a quartet of distinguished soloists, un- der the direction of Mr. Gabrilowitsch.I will give the second Detroit perform- ance of Verdi's Requiem Mass in hon- or of Alessandro Manzoni, at 8:30 o'clock tonight in Orchestra hall. The work, which is. one of the greatest masses ever written, will be given in honor o...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . , DA LYOFFICIA L BULLETINA Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.: Volume 4 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1923 Number 48 Faculty Directories: Copies of the Faculty Directory and also of the Address List of new members of the Faculty (just issued) can be obtained from the Registrar's office upon ...…

…THE MICI-IIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, : __ _ _ _ Direct Appeal M O n Enforcemea Direct appeal to the public opinion and patriotism of the bulk of the American citizens as a means of bring- ing about the enforcement of the pro- hibition amendment, was the essence of the plans laid by the National Citi- zenship conference which met in a Washington recently. "We have fired the first gun of the second battle of the Marne," was the, statem...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY :v EN PLAY LASTOFHN 6M higan Team Of 1924 Will Lack Support Of Veterans In Lineup UIRIES. PREVENT THREE PLAYING IN FINAL CONTEST Vhen the final whistle is blown. uing today's game with Minnesota, en men will have ended their ca- s as wearers of the Maize and e on the gridiron. aptain Kipke, Muirhead, Uteritz, tt, VanderVoort, Curran, and sch are the athletes who will be by graduation next spring. Three hese men will probabl...…

…--W TWELvE ..:: THE MICHIGAN DAILY_______ . .. ,... . sr ; _ .. n Speaker t brings on an .instinctive clash between them-conflict, andI thene romance. Voune r Aleetl The cast merits mention: The Vir- ginian, Kenneth Harlan; Molly Woods, Florence Vidor; Trampas, Russell Simpson;, Steve, Pat O'Malley; Shortie, Raymond Hatton; Judge v. Henry, Milton Ross. t The Wuerth Concert Orchestra will be one of the. main .features in the x~ presentati...…

…K _ SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1923 Sherwood Anderson:Threnody If someone were to play "Napoleon's One should hesitate to name the Last Charge" and then inform me MAXWELL NOWELS cause of the change of Sherwood An- that it was composed by Scriabine, 1 derson. Like the works of nine-tenths could experience no more incredulity Mid-Westerners and found there not derson's earlier works, i should have of the moderns his...…

…SUNDAY.MAGAZINE ANN ARHOI, MIG&N, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 MASTERS AND MEN A Useless Disuxssion I- DONALD E. L SNYDER gether with most modern American At an institution similar -to the one literature offers a counter tendency in which We find oursel es,>a student here is the finger of God, a flash of we might admit Dante's Inferno, the that will never be classed as either feels himself assailed by a scitilat- the Will than can." The ninth sym...…

… SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1923 College Bred Instability Adolescent Readjustments In these days, when the modern DOROTHY GELTZ at home. He does not often realize American university is beginning to jIthat, even were he to be given the undergo a change of function, and' topruito eunngt i oe becoming a place where, instead of Something new? Decidedly so! In greater and more noble than the boy opportty of returning...…

…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1923. The Realm of the Fantastic LL art must produce emo- hHALSEY DAVIDSON{be a short sketch of Beardsley as seen tion. A creation that by a contemporary and a friend, Ar- does not produce emo- thur Symons. Beardsley, he said, was tion is ot' rt,'and the one who. 'had the fatal speed of those depth of the emotion who are to die young, that disquiet- that is inspired- within ing completen...…

…PAE TWO THE MICHI ANDAILY SUNDAY; NOVEMBER 4, 1923 and the ROBERT BARTRON HENDERSON GRtEEN CURTAINS '"The Servant to the Hase", and 'There is a peuliar impression on "Katherine Parr." Yet no a ter how the campus concerning Professor bat- praiseworthy the perornances may listcr's play production classes. be there are always maniy in the aud- Somehow in the mind of the casual 'ence who are prejudi e 1ano. urt by pabloc thtee is toe sentnment...…

…PAOE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 De Pachmann----Chopineer ORLANDO BEEDE If a child prodigy is made to per- the psychology student in discovering form before large audiences, then why the subject of de Pachmann's thoughts, should not a valuable gentleman do and also it is helpful to the student the same? One overlooks little faults of interpretation in realzig the pi- in the child's presentation and inter- anist's total...…

…?iAs Two THE MICHGAN DAILY SUNDAY, $OVEMBER 18,. 1923 BARTRON HENDERSON SOMETHING TO MAKE YOU-WISE. they are determined to beat the duf- In a fascinating room filled with fers in New York that furnish our brit-a-brac from Tunis. two gentle- present dramatic rubbish, and elevat- men with passionate enthusiasm were ing it in that they hope to gain as fervid-an appreciation for Ibsen and telling me of the new plans of the Shaw as we now hav...…

…"AGE T__ THE MIC{IGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1923. the people, or accepts the foregone to do it for him; nor must he attempt -that a democracy is a to usurp anyone else's share. country, imatters little. Either con- D ception is equally tenable; one means But who is capable and who is not .j merrn o Cra c y . as little as the other. capale -of participating in govern- The prerequisite for a democracy is ment? I we say that some indvidu- WI...…

…SUtNDA; 'NOVEMRER4' 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE "A landscape to be seen has to be (George Santayana), from "The Sense composed, and to be loved has to be of Beauty." moralized. That is the reason why "It is almost as harmful to be a rude and vulgar people are indiffer- virtuous fool as a knave." - (Teddy ent to' their natural surroundings."- Roosevelt.) YOU will be more than satisfiedr with the food and service at Tuttles Lunch Room 33...…

… SUNDAY,;NOVEMBER 11, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIRE genius is prone to rest after hours tion of conscious inhibition. A true of breathless labor, and to gaze back genius rises casily and naturally above upon the creation before hins. Often the distraction of the petty, biased, he is startled by its splendor, amazed conscious mind. The other, the less by its perfection. It seems a thing fortunate must in some way destroy strangely apart fro...…

…SaUNDAY, OdVEM1Et ;9, 1923 THE MICHICAN' DAILY PAGB Ti RIE Addenda to the Book of Ettiquette In the life of everyone there are MAXWELL NOWELS portunity unostentatiously to display times when one feels that his conduct his exquisite taste. This display is ac- on certain occasions has .bee [inade- curring situations with the conviction souls the lynching bee stlll exists complished by applause. Applause quate-that if he had known exactly that ou...…

…SUNDAY NOVEIBIR 25, 1923. nii6AN DAIL PAGE THRE "Movement, after , all, seemed futilel travagant, absurd desire by a. subtle W him. Helettthat imagination could subterfuge, by a slight modification easily. be substituted- for the, vulgar of the- object of one's wishes." realities of things. It was possible, -from "Against The -Grain" in his opinion, to gratify the. most ex- by Jorts Karl Huysmans. - AG YUwill be more thansatisfied with the:...…

…rMro0U THE MICHICAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1923 FILE, by Hugh Lofting. Frederick tabaga when the snoox and gringo fix A. Stokes Company. ($2.0.) it up so that an air car runs over an B 7 When Carl Sandhurg wrote Chicago air bridge where the steel one has 0KS1 and W riters Poems, years ago, he started some- been washed away on the Shampoo thing. Some liked it and some River. Some bf 'em, too, live in Iowa, didn't, and those who didn't set up...…

…tAQX FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SVN AY, new life and hope to socal and relig- Houghton and " 'Op-'o-My-Thumb" by ions workers." The audience with somebody else. The casts, I under- few exceptions was composed entire- stand, will include Phylis Turnbull, ly of delinquents, mental, moral, and Mattie Proudfoot, Christine Addison, physical, and of course they fervent- Donald Snyder, Rhea Schlaak, Vera P ly grasped "with hope and faith the Katz, O. L....…

…PAGE POUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER s, 123 Magazines eviewe The Smart Set Retrogrades I ~ OR A SENTINENTAL EXCURSUS DOROTHY TYLER A Childish Rem aiscence of Vie Rood Mucury will take the place of the old THE DIAL for October minintams, of Uieo Anireyev, throwing more Old ' 'leto'ether with a tear Smart Set. its usual tenor. How, I wonder, do' light upr the queer worki of An1~ for th stt and other thins But till: the different magazin...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAY ,-, . SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1923. P.OU I.OR THE MIHIGAN-DA. S.NDAY NOVEMBE 25, 19... BEARDSLEY'S ART A CRITIC (Continued from Page One) FICTIONIZES only as it calls forth our emotions- they are the mediums of transfer from DON JUAN, by Ludwig Lewisohn. this world to that. The meaning of Boni & Liveright, 1923. $2.00. this evil is as incomprehensible to us The only chance this book has for as the idea of the univer...…

…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1923 THE MICHICAN DAILY PAGE FIVE CONCERNING DREAMERS NDOLENCE and aimless- NEWELL BEBOUT He is dead. Yes, it is- true that [ ress are the conventional dreams are entrancing, enrapturing, attributes of the dreamer. eenchanting:, it is also true that they The dreamer seldom wni"Within this goblet, rich and deep, metamorphoses? Think of life as ai are luxurious and that life is real. success in the world.- But I cradle all...…

…Y ' BER It, 1 .. THE MICHICAN DAILY rivz To Read or Not to cad Book Reviews Bradford March, youngest son of viks, or real radicals of any sort. er' were to be abandoned in favor of R DELL DISCUSSES Andrew, was at once a practical hand Rather, they were serious, kindly fol 'Pen' and 'Brad'. MARRIAGE and a dreamer. He fell in love with a of the sort that read, and even con- girl . who ' was working her way tribute to, the New Republic and the Ja...…

… SUNDAY NOVEMBER 18, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIV one with a book that is simply funny; some must have art along with humor. Pagan For such a person The Wallet of' al Lung, by Ernest Bramah (Geo. H. Dor- It is obvious that nations cannot ex- an Co., $2.50) was written. The wit, ist as nations under Christianity. In- the keen satire of the Chinese philos- deed, not even a league of nations opher and story teller attract the could then ex...…

…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2w , 1923., THE MICHIGAN DAILY P11 -- ri - 'YE Telephoe165 ,,e 'Then s enrd them to Whte Swan for Cleaning and Pressing. You'll no- ~ tice ,the~difference. They will look better; wear better, feel better on you. White Swan Cleaning and Pressing Servic-- Superior Always. , Tht Sa W, a Laundy Co. . a .. - - ~~~~~ ~~~~. ............ ,, . . -w -11 the picturet of that evil, grinning trouble with the present day Moslems ...…

…PgAGE SI _THE MICHIGAN DAILY StN>AY, NG' ' MBBR 1923 poration are offering a rather unusual full. But Henri's ideas have no such -competition to authors who have not scope and vitality,- nd his secretary yet had a novel published in boos lacks good literary taste. There are form. The manuscripts will b grad many fine things in the hodge-podge ed acordng t ther u ,~ that makes ups the volume, and per- U N F C A ed according to their usefulness ...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 crt Frost at his lightest. Mere music ing of Russian literature as intensely of words does not make good poetry. gloomy. The better-known Chekov I can see nothing but childishness in leaves us with a sense of futility. Hjow could life annoy me Dostievski with the melancholy mor- Any more? bidness of existence. Chekov is a so of the eighties, when surrounding Life: a lighted window life w...…

…PAGE SIX. THE MICHIGAN DAILY $UNDI1AY, VE MiS F1 923 boasts the resounding title of "Dean couldn't it they wanted .to. cine-which explains much which ap- . B ooks of the School of Literary Arts, Re- In spite of all this, Mr. Fagin has pears in the magazine, even unto the search University, Washington, D. C some hope. He feels that someday, advertisements. Why Our Newspapers somehow the American short story are at Nadir, by Roy L. McCardell,...…

…PAGE SC5t I t3A OYlBL- ct- all good men and bad are forced to advantages and its disadvantages. Its cross the bridge over hell-pit named greatest advantage is'that it probably T he Port i anteau P layerS "Sirat" (Strach). The sinn s are restrains many- rash actions sioce it chained and then goaded across, while affords the .hate,filled. mind an outlet MILLARD PRYOR the incipient inhabitants of paradise through the imagination. Many an trip alo...…

…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE sEVE *---- Miss MacLaren's New Art MILLARD PRYOR is it humanly possible for one per-l ideal of leaving little or nothing to son entirely unassisted by stage prop- the imagination. erties, costumes, curtains, or any oth- In giving a performance Miss Mac- er of the paraphernalia that usually Laren wears only a simple evening accompanies a dramatic offering, to frock. And her own personality is pre...…

… SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVNtl' MASTERS AND MEN are prototypes of all such persons There are innumerable artists who I BOOK REVIEWS (Continued from Page One) everywhere in the world.' (onvtmimisditr" Dges not all weei h never hoped to be universally under- (Continued from Page Six) drama present."the otset ahly To make this interpretation entirely stood nor wished to be-Baudelaire, country. A slender volumn of sho...…

… vUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15 1523 .THVE MICHIGAN DAILY PA E Vim T'LAYS then calmly dropped it on the floor, evening was that of Edward T. Gibson ought to be thoroughly entertaining (Continued from Page Two) and also when he threw another to the as Thorold in the Maesfeld play. He and interesting, and if by that time while she was before us. I still main- ceiling. To me the perfect natural- convinced with his portrayal of the you have recovered from Mr...…

… SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 19 , THE MICHIGANDAILY P'AR BRJV3.l DEMOCRACY this inane talk, and to prove my es- were quite serious and unaffected. But interpretation of course is that k de- (Continued from Page Two) aential imbeelity: But one copy gould they either infinitely overestimated termines the relative degee to which maintain that the mud-smeared men, be sufficient, for all are more or less their own ability, or were pathetical- Mr. Gilbe...…

…PAL EIGHT .THE MCRIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER, 4. 19213 PA(~PIG5T TE MI~iGN DALY SNDA, NOEMBR 4,102 -' 3 11 II. i HE fashionable coat for the afternoon and evening is the coat that is fur trimmed- These are the select-the elect of the winter coat fashions. Thi luxury of such noted fabrics as constanza, formosa, fashona, lustrosa, and gerona is in them. The richness of the fur of fox, wolf, beaver, squirrel, caracul-prime silky peltry-i...…

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… PAL ,EGHT THEE MICHIGAN DATILY SUNDAY, -NOVEMBER 18, 192 3 PA~ EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1923 There may somewhere be a man whodoes 'not appreciate good service but we never have met him Every department of this large institu- tion is devoted to giving you service, the best that is humanly possible. Proof that people like this service is evi- denced in rapidly increasing business. Our drivers are courteous and busi- n...…

…IF PAO. THE MIHIGAN-DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1923. ....,._. lpm I' .. r a .f FOR AL FR OCKS To Make the Ball Fascinating Lights and music-and lovely frocks, How successful they will make the Panhellenic Ball! Shimmering gowns that ripple softly with every move- ment of the wearers-soft lights that cast bewitching shadows over the scene glittering jewels and head bands-the whole gaining effectiveness against the blac-and-white of th...…