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…12,; X922 TEMCIA AL the frozen wilderness in Alaska, is which is naturally farcical, and build- the setting for Jack London's great1 ing pure, whimsical comedy on it 1story "The Son of the W olf," a vivid I Without miaking it grotesque. icturization ,of which wvill be, shown Two strangers, -ani alost young Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The man andi a sli glaly more tha~n lXn95 story, considered one of London's most cugwoaaecatwtyl1 gripping...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , ,. .. _ ;,, ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN tions of interest from these remark- able showings which are newly assem- bled, but any argument tending to show that New Yorkers in general are a wasteful lot would have some diffi- culty in maintaining itself unchal- l engedl. Publication in the University. Volume 3 the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3:30 D. M. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) SUNIIAY...…

…THE WEATHER RAIN OR SNOW TODPAY L Ar amopp, tl COMMUNITY DRIVE FUND GIVE TO ."- VOL. XXXIII. No. 44 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1922 t PRICE FIVE CEN TURKISH N L Web And Flange U 0L L\ I Takes In Twelve RY RI RI L Traffic on. the diagonal walk was Stemporarily closed for students in the law school yesterday afternoon while 12 senor civil engineers displayed their prowess as surveyors, construc- tiO and traffic...…

…GHICAN DAILY I 1C.: 1 r11 1 1 n1 Al r rr-' .: , r "r .... i. r+ . rrrirr ri +. i r PHI DELTA KAPPA INITIATES FRIDAY ,.._ i Y MORNIN s DERJLASSES TO STRUGGLE IN THREE EVENTS; REINSTATE PILLOW FIGHT 'reshman and sophomores classes 1 meet for the first time in their mual struggle for physical suprem- next Saturday morning on Ferr) d. According to reports excite- nt is already running high and both sses promise a real fight. 'hree games w...…

…are required to attend, also all worn ADVANCED COURSE en who have received credit from '.I other institutions for the first five le-! O FFER ED IN G YM 1[A" WAA11. k ll .C' N "Al A 1 An informal tea for graduate worn- iwill behe l from 4:30 to '5:30f en o'clock this afternoon at Betsy Bar- bour dormitory. Du~e to illness Dean Jean Hamilton will not be at home tc University wo- mien this afternoon. Dean Hamilton had planned to receive the w...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TU Fje £idrtijun Daity FFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF HICHIGAN ibl'ihed every morning except Monday ng the Unriversity year by the Board in :rol of Student Publications. ember of Western Conference Editorial ciation. he Associated Press is exclusively en- I to the use' for republication of all s dispatches credited to it or not other- credited in this paper and the local a published therein, ntere3 at the postoffice...…

…THE MiCHICGAN DAILY ?m The Other Colleges, Madison, Nov. 13.-One university very favorable. The party spent two student has been apprehended and days in one hotel at Oberammergau, several others are under suspicion on the 'best, and bought three tickets for. charges of alleged scalping of tickets the famous Passion play and were to the Illinois-Wisconsin homecoming presented with a bill totaling exactly football game here last Saturday. 97...…

…Itd lVJ..RIUALN V.. ---- MUM NO :=111 111; Will I'm 'in «u~~l l IfhuZIu } a. w..u.® a. \-u ' = ' .A \ST L UPSETS CRASH FAYORED TEAMS TO EARTH IN TWO GREAT BATTLES He Helps To Make Cornell Powerful $5K and Princeton Eleve' kick c Pot All Over The Field And Win )AY B((I44EST OF YEAR NATIONAL GRID CiRCId; versity of Detroit came back a few notches in the favor of its supporters. by downing the tricky Haskell ndi-I ans 13 to 3 b...…

…THE MICHI1GAN, DAILY ER,~CHASO VTDLE OF.I BUELL, A VA. CAP'TAIN "7t ! .. . ' - .- - , , ,,,. ,,. _ . ,- . - ,: , . ,. t fr , .. ,- u . . . .d$k wt+k ' H Rk'!' 4 iik E4E 1 f ' *J 111 rtand give their nsupport asen 'thefecros fILLAND OD [tE ENTiiIfaoutrytea n a otfbeendeeae cthis falland it looks like a cleanz UN'I M HI sate or tem.This Will be the last t { time that the stuident body will have RU~ I TaPIYhancet to see -tleir hill an...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL\ AlLY OFFICIA BL ULLETI blication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of University. Copy received until 3:30 D. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) 3 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1922 Number 41 Communitetions for the Board of Regents: The next meeting of the Board of Regents will be held Friday, Novem- time, must be received at the President's Office before 5 p. m. Thursday, Nov. 16. No communications received lat...…

…THE WEATHER SHOWERSAND COLDER TODAY Y it' 6 ttl GIVE TO THE COMMUNITY DRIVE FUND VOL. XXXII. No. 45 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1922 PRICE FIVE CEN' HARDING PREPARESj TO OPEN CONGRE S IN EXTRA SESSION INTENDS TO PRE.SS SHIP SUBSIDY DESPITE DISCOURAGING 4 OUTLOOK WILL URGE SPEED ON APPROPRIATION BILLS Amendment of Escli-Cummilns Law tQ Give Railway Labor Board More Power Contemplated 4 To Reintroduce Bonus Measure...…

…'Y'S SENA TE SEA T HANGS Plan Block "M" At' IN BA LANCE ; ANTIS' FORCE S GAIN Wisconsin G a m e Muezzin Calls To Worship Of Style .I Plans for the forming of a block Pageants of the Arabian nights "M" at the Michigan-Wisconsin game spread again their gossamer webs of i fare being worked out by Sphinx, jun-1 fantastic delight. Oh, ye of the lar- !or literary honor society. Permission em, bring forth the magic carpet, trim has been given that...…

… UUUPU UWWU'I ____ le - Members of the Freshman Girl.' Reports from those ,women who are ;Glee club will meet for organization making house to house canvasses for 1and election of officers at 4:30 o'clock teW omen's League life mmesi tomorrow afternoon in the Darlor o' drive are not as yet in, but judging 1arbou: gymnasium, from the number of pledges which have been taken in at the booths in A business meeting of the, Girl;;' Ed- the Library a...…

…I .......-rr: .. ..,...... OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF TIE UNIVERSITY OF MIICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of 4ll news dispatches credited to, it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Enter...…

…b'UVIUIL ntruni IVIARNL SI mini in nnwin- nnnnrrnn '81011-S $,J.5COLLTED £ C CAMPAICGN SEN1IN(.BAND~ TO 4)a S. LD5 INT Reports on the total proceeds that were realized in the drive that raised the money necessary to send the band to the Ohio State football game were made public yesterday by the Student council, showing a sum of $1;639.55 collected. Of this sum $106.25 resulted1 from donations by merchants, $496.80 was collected at mass mee...…

… ' -"..,...W...M- " - - fir,,,,,. - . J ...... ,,..,.r IRK, Of FOOTBALL SQUAD RECI * ~ . was used also for hitting the line in1 the Illinois game and did well under the circumstances. Lines Appear Equal Both lines measure up fairly equal., Tebell and Irish are a wonderful pair 1 of flank men although the edge rests with Goebel and Kirk. Murray's ab7 signal drilll. sence weakens the center of the for-1 Friday and ward wall considerably...…

… Clean Again games is witfl Pittsburg, November 18. This annual duel always brings out a terrifi struggle. Greasy Neale, a major league dia- mond star for years, is coaching the "Fresidents" again this fall and has huiV. urp t fcrnmidablc tcam. Brenkert In one of the hardest fought ton- Is Badger Lea Boys-Do' you want to make some| "real" money? If so apply at Busi- I ness Dept.c of Michigan Daily Office to- day. A number of live wire boy...…

…llk.;HIUAIN lij LL ,«v_ - CTI in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of ty. Copy received until 3:30 D. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER i5, 1922 Number 45 be no conference of the Deans today. M. L. BURTON. ud Sophomoes: h te usual custom and with the consent of the Deans of their lleges, Freshmen and Sophomores in the Literary College and ngltieering and Architecture will be excused from classes on irning...…

…THE WEATHER * FAIR AND COLDER TODAY 4ir t Ag atl OUT FOR THE MEETINGS, UNDERCLASSMEN VOL. XXXIII. No. 46 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1922 PRICE FIVE HUGE ASSE\M\BL\ 1 'Lives Lost, Towns Ruined In nHEi IITJUIDLIR Chile Earthquake W __.___ . __ SATURDAY WILL BE TOQUE DAY BI TBE HELD TDAY FRESHMIEN MEET IN AFTERNOON; SOH0OMORES AT NIGHT, TO ORGANIZE MEN TO BE PICKE D FOR LEADERS IN GAMES Maron B. Stahl, James W....…

…% CR0OWDS SURROUND WILSON HOME lLorna Ho ?DER TO HEAR EX-PRESIDENT SPEAK Ar a 1 IMFI t n eat e M u s ic a le -- I hisseasn's cane oper tist, Warfield, Musicale Well Received By Audience i eleld the second of certs yesterday af- I I ternoon in the Union assemably hall. The artist, Miss Lorna Hooper War- field gave a delightful vocal progranirc which was, well received by a large i audience. TIer first group consisted favreyo hmsfo Ic-1...…

…MICHICAN DAILY j Isaiairm Tnnnra FRE FI AN IRL evieve B3ooth, Ruth JenningsElen ed in the League booth in Tniverslty TUR6 SK1 - FJ- Van Zandt, Helen'Stair, and Eizabetb hall for this purpose.' MUULIC O S O M T E 1icDowell. Ca.rson to Discuss Oxford LifeH V RO0' ST IBLL SEA9SON TFI1RSDAY i Freshmen women elected the fol- Bazar Liss to Be Hianded in 'F4rday ife at Oxford will be the subject of Reeaslsfr Te ngh f h lowignscialcomittmeatametin L...…

…THE MICIGAN DAILY TURSDA° N OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MIChIGAN Published every morning except Monday uring the University year by the Board in ontrol if Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial ssociation. The Associate< 1 ress ai clusicI1y er" ted to the use for rephlicat. f l ews dispatches credited to :i r no otlm ise _credited in this paper and ue lcal ews published therein. Entered at the postoffc gt An...…

…1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY p Guest Organist Shows Inherent PETERSON WILL SPEAK Skill And Enthusiam In Recital, As guest organist at the Twilight Or- its precise staccato chord, so difficultt gal recital yesterday afternoon in Hill oil the organ, was played with a tech- STATE CHATBMAN OF AMERIAN auditorium, Miss Helen Schaefer of nique that lent a pleasing lack of con-, SOCIETY TO TALK ,Ms ee cafro fusion. TONIGHT i Detroit, upheld her establis...…

…'" I8- .............. - .0 _ T -----.. , .. .,,_ , ....,_ 4 r """"' . ., f ... " y -aEpEppau~E, ~uUuhiZf~% !- 1 - --- . J I Pr D opening kick-off. Steger has some-t w' at the edge on the Dayton boy at passing but Keefer makes up for this? bey his ability to spear passes at the c:ther end of the aerial attack. In Icarryingthe ball they seem to be on a r lR par so that no matter which one starts; the contest the other is certain...…

….:ANE I 11 IILi 1I _n w;I flITwill possibly outweigh their antagol- confident, i they ever were it was Zuppmen and, while the Maroon is 'sre to be interesting. At the end a W AT ' 05 ists and are certain to enter the game; taken ot of them in the Illini brat-, favored to win, the Illini are journey- !of the (ay it may be more so. Mich- oa O S USIOn the other hand Coach Wilce has they laced the Gphers 28 to 14 while fight and, no doubt, gr...…

…THE MICHIAN DAILY~ U. S. Money F eeds Refuees in Near East t r''.4* .i S. . . I Y*.*RA( . psi }nt ¢ :"{ i{."::.f:} ":' " }:: -- - -- fClean, energetic boys wanted to sell WHA 'S OIN(O Michigan Daily Pictorial Supplements WHATS GOI ON Saturday, Nov. 18. An excellent chance for live wire boys to make a "clean-up" in a short time. Apply V011(:E--CoI)y for this column should Daily- Business Office today.-Adv. s 1 submitted by 4:30 ,o'clock ...…

…THE WEATHER GENERALLY FAIR TODAY 'YI r. fri anw A IaiI ATTEND PEP r MEETING .-: , VOL. XXXIII. No. 47 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1922 PRICE FIVE ' ° - r r nrrrrwrrrrirr i +.iw . r.r rw.r ;.. _ _ _ { NEW PARLIAMENT TOBEDOINAITED BYC S ATI NEW ENGLISH GOVERNMENT TO HAVE MAJORITY OF NEARLY 80 LLOYD GEORGE DOWNED AFTER LONG STRUGGLE La'iArItes lakeSurprisin Gains at Expense of Unionist CandIdates London, Nov. 16.-A...…

…THE IV C IIGAN , L RTON OPPOSES OEW6ff UNSKILLED LABOR- Japan's Dancing Princess Arrives ' To Study s'isters' = - _ ! -I- DR.~ GARFIELD) SCORED FOR PRO- POSAL TO REDUCE IVORSE 'S PAY WILLIAMS HEAD WOULD DISREGARD FAM IL IE S Presideeht Urges All Educations] Opportunities for Laboring Classes da th ed aj w al 1' wo banjos, two violins, and traps, and Kj'amp'us'Jiaracters vas really nothing but an excellent lance orchestra. This aggregat...…

…a, 1 1..d £1Y4&..' L k-AIAIN LJA-U 1 .-.... --77 f - MUMES TO PHRNT PPPE ___$10 I ~ orcnON ARMISTICE DAY': ________________ Poppies were worn by more than 13,000 people in Ann Arbor on Arm- Rehearsals today ior the "The istis day. Thlese were sold at the price ~t c th 'Rad"is thc "play 10 Knight of the Burning Pestle" are 01ot10 cents each, netting approximately big ];r::cented by Mummr:er on D)ec. 8 I scheduled as follows: Three o'cloc...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -I I ________________ trptgi qm t g OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF XICHIGAN Published every morning, except Monday tlurini the f niversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial .Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en titled to the use 'for republication of al. news dispatchescredited to it or not other, wise credited in this paper and the loca ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ________ °S CHIEFS HONOR MEMORY OF AMERICA'S FALLEN HEROES I i I 5 I E 1~The World's Student Christian fed- Michigan Thilv and Chimes for $4.50. !Mi eration is a union of the different na-f tional Student Christian movements ST DN SO O [ ' now existing in about 40 different na- M~ORENCI-ADRIAN-ANN ARBOR BUS' JOI I DYtFiRA ER s. It has a membership of morel Schedule in Effect October :8, t92* than 260,000 students who tog...…

…1 1 1L 1.i V11A f .-doom oli'llill, rrrr r+r" rri . .' ". tiwrrrrrrrr rrirw si'NR .. r rr r-°\ Y LU11JI1#1IRVIIJ WWIUII(IM1LW. - 0-0.0. ".. I*N :.. --- .. PRACTICIE FOR BAD8R GA E ENDS; i ICA READY , ! 4" A -- .6 . . .......... . ......... ... . ..... 5T ANNOUNCESO OPNILINEUP FORH BIGGEST, OF SEAO'S BATTLES Ab)Sence of Six Playci's Sage Woumd To Wol criticss' Chancie of VictoryI CARDIINATFLP AINS TO IIATTERI DAILY TO g...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , . m . -.. .'.. wi . Y RES THUS FAR SLTED V'S GRItD CARD.- TOMORR.OW Intramural' Items 'COACI any tickets by the Athletic associa- Dance: Ynsi tonight. Bergin' Lose somethi First.-Adv. the Daiy fff i YSNS _A_________T__AI_ _. or I n If r "r ni*,q 1r["tt S~i F t.h )T~ V7 -rsIpvR, 011.1. rttrrttrrttr[ trtII 11 Phi Gamma Delta will play Alpha} Sigma Phi at 3:15 o'clock this after- noon for the championship of the f...…

…__ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _THE MICHICAN D AI_ _ _ _ _ _ _ DAILY, OFFICIAL BULLETIN pp U NtJI T ET V Hys--Do you want to m1ake some1 FOTBLLPH~RM ALTUio~1Dt. X F U D ness Dept., of Michigan Daily Office to-! KB F"ral" nmro? ive sorapplystwiusi- STARS TIS FTER001 behired to sell Pictorial Supplements It at can~~toth a~e~itin f tn-next Saturday. This is a real oppor- iI Publication in the University. Voume a the Bulletin is constructive n...…

…I THEN JN SETTLJ AEATHER ED-PROBABLY tr aIUII3 HELLO, BADGERS! MICHIGAN WELOOMES YOU SHOWE~RS TODAY VOL. XXXIII. No. 48 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS OST E REi R _ x 1 s ' FOR Bi i CO B iT Ii _ CLASS SUPREMACY AWARD SOURHT \I FROSH-SOPHCLSH FERRY FIELD WILL IE SCENE OF ANNUAL RIVALRY BATTLE COUNCIL COMMITTEE IN CHARGE OF GAMES '25 Assembles Before Waterman Gym at 9 o'clock; '26 Ie...…

…1 n iL hill- -1i 1%.H1F' I IAl"I Chaperones for the dances tonight are as follows: Union-Mrs. Yateu Adams; Arniory-Miss Marthr. Hills.I Classes in swimming will begin next week and will be held at 3:45 o'clock on Monday and Friday afternoons and at 4:15 and 4:45 o'clock on Tuesday -and Thursday afternoons in Barbour gymnasium. A complete rehearsal of "The Knight of the Buirning- Pestle' will Abe h eld thii morning in Hill auditorium. The cast...…

…'N/ /A ''l. 7 ./ " sll ; r it. At 11 , r ,, e' k "_ , i , .... w yyf 1jj .S:'c. i.~' ..j ,. . . _ ,, . r ... .,.., s. 1 a; $ I Thouan sStarving, - - -_ ' ' f One, of the import- ~ant "law~s of health is ~that 'foods. contain-s Sing iron are abso- Mlutely-essential. A lack offood iron in the average diet has pro- ~duced Avast army of pale, anemic, bloodless people, Swho go about with cold hands, pcold feet, and a shivering spin...…

…OPICI KEWSPAER OF THE UMTVERSITY OF 1MCIGA1(N Published ever. morning excet Mondayl during the Lniversity year by the Board in Control,of St! dent Publications. Memnbtir ol western Conference J tdinal Asuaion 'i~ ~~ i'~d s i' (101a~ en. lac .. 'i nDw a nu > ("clt (_"cii i 1=iiP ftlc:il nes. J om b'i iLi. -! - ife <. i.tu' no ,c sii -t appear ii[at o san evd, f ath. and aoti~a e y ote iii be iu Ae 1 signed (0mri1k4 d~Mi] ei o"~i unes h wi'tc K ...…

…NATI b Washinigton, Nov. 17.-The state de- partment tonight announced the ap- pointment of John Bassett Moore as the American representative on the international commission of jurists to consider chaliges in the rules of in- ternational law. The commission is Sbeing formed persuant to a resole- tioln adopted by the Washington arms conference. Mr. Moore is now at the Hague where th ecommission is sched- uledi to hold Its first' meeting Dec. 1...…

…I 11111U LE1UII Tigers Confideut After Harvard and Chicago 11 Come Through on T YALE POSSESSES TEA)N GREAT DRIVING S The question that is pu multitude of eastern footbal totlay is "will the Tiger re the Blue wall too strong?" IL.L ITne Yaie pigskin clacer s on the AY other hand reaize that the contest will be no set-up, in all probability as tough a one as they will have on their schedule, and have preo arel themselves with earnest care. Jefe...…

…1 'i: MICHIGAN DAILY -PRINCETON ARE READY FOR FORTY-SIXTH GRID ,BATTLEi high in both defensive and offensive' playing, but he is -only one. The I1-I ntr LraIems lini line is going, strong, from left end ___ to righit end, taking in order Captain Phi Gammna Delta Won the chain- Wilson, Miller, Agnew, Greene, Mc- iispofterarnysedal Milh _anr n ihrs leagues yesterday afternoon when SOME WOLVERINES-i PLAY ;they (lefea~ted Alpha Sigma Phi S to 6...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL_ 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 S TURIAY, NOVEMBER 18,. 1922 Number 48 All Hoslders of Football Tickets and Residents of Ann Arbor: A crowd of over 40,000 will be present at the Wisconsin-Michigan football game Saturday, Nov. 18. A large number of the visitors will come in automobil...…

…'a I L itF 4 VOL. XXXIII. No. 48 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1922 PRICE FIVE C 11 BRILLIANT SHATTERS ATTACK DEFENSE A MICHIGAN WISCONSIN OFCi SMASHING PLAYS NET TOTAL OF 13-6 TEAMS StUBBLE IN Mu CAPPON DIVES OVER FROM ONE- YARD LINE IN THIRD QUARTER By Daily Staff Correspondent Ferry Field, Nov. 18.-In one of the hardest battles seen in- recent years on Ferry Field, Michigan's Varsity football team defeated the stro...…

…1 PMII IM I rr r *Ii11 Frl l f CIAI NEWSPAPER OF THEi TNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ished every morning except Monday, the University year by the Board in I of Student Publications. of Western Conference fEditorial ciation. ie Assodiated Press is exclusively en- I to the use for republication of all dispatches credited to it or not other- credited in this paper and the local[ published therein. nferel at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Uigan, as sec...…

…_ T _ ,. _.. . ., mit him to arrange for the handling . of his $1,800,000 estate.C "No man going to the penitentiary eto LhTFtatOUNGmnPLANS ought to have that much money," Jus- - tice Thompson commented. Preliminary plans have been com-1 pleted for the annual fall band TWIN CITY WOMEN bounce to be given Nov. 28 in Hill TO ASSIST LEAGUE aunitorium, according to Carleton Pierce, '24M, business manager. iTvarsity banjo quintette will play. S...…

…eMarks Last In Ann l President Turns !NO RECALLS TIC Several Wolverines WHAT'S GOING ONJ Back '26 Revolt! 10,10,an14fo I55, 69~ 0,15 n 4 o h __________II Apparently -anxious to show int somqe to be given tonight at the Unic dthree to put upa bte h eoeh con-KOIE-oyfrticlunsud, way terdtriaint-i into see Homer Heath, genera~ln 1saecdstesprirt fteWle- be submitted by 5 :30 oclock 4i *ftefnobfreno!oa 1,1 make cedeskeen the dayeriofore publicWoltio...…

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