…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. !.LL FACE PENN STATERS TOMORROW CONFIDENT OF VICTOR Y q 4''~~" whom will be found;. Eddie Casey,) Dean Trott, Ohio, State, and Paul Ali- l' H-arvard; Eddie Kaw, Cornell; George nick; centeyrs, Ernie Vick, M~~ichigan; McLaren, Pitt; Hal Erickson, W & Polly Wallace, Ames; and Andy Neiji- 3.; Harold Jones,. Yale; Gilroy, ecek, Ohio State. Princeton, and Paul Phillips, Amn- The backfield embraces the follow- h,prst. ing:...…
…__________THE MICHIGAN DARUA ILY - OF'FICI'AL BULLETIN ' Publication in" the University. Volume 3 the Bulleti is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3:30 v. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) WED)NESIDAY, NOVEMBIER 29, 1822 Number 57 Tor eDas Ta he D's'hr will be no conferenc of the Deans en Wednesday, Nov. 29. M L. BURTON. 'Senate Committeet on Student Affars: There will be it meeting of the committee at # o'clock Wedne...…
…HE WEATHER4 PROBABL Y SNOW TOD)AY Itt VOL. XXXIII. No. 56 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1922 FALBN ONEHarry G. Kipke BNQE!A NIN'EPCTSNAOIA BeingshMentioned fglo NHarCIWll ead 192B B e nT UeON Eoo ed PROMISES VARIED Football SquadENSrUCCESSFUPPOINTMENT TODA TENEAi DiplomaFrench Post AANNEFIRE I Fr rnhIot PBESIEN'T BURTON,COZN PROGRAMTONIGHT FOOTBALL SE SON ADEUTFR TOINRUZE BUHTON HYDE, '25M, AND LARG- TEAM ADDRESSED BY BURTON (By A...…
…newed, however) that Boston, Chica- dents must drop courses before the upon payment of a one dollar fe, the Llbraia Arrves ln Europ ad go, Philadelphia and all the othet mid-semester has been reached, un- change may be made. Word has bee received Aof the a,- N great centers have admired. less they are to suffer a loss of cred- Dean Humphreys pointed out that it rival in Europe of W. W. Bishop, Un- ni it," he continued. j is'now too late for ne...…
…. ,....r.. r r..W.r.. I4 // , F j f , , k j . , .- f ( F'jIs 4 .t 1 1 ' r . . P ! ^ 1 . -- . UP W '° yZ 146 E V99E;- . t . .u.. ' 117t1tlF -.!'1 r" ,"-r- r" " ^ .'1" iyi"...r aK._ CASIL E3 . --- - -T, s i rkl i411 #4.If"' l1'. s:--- -- i j ti 3 L Y r FOR THANKSGIVING We are preparing a frozen pudding composed of whipping cream, candied pineapple, cherries, chopped nuts, etc. This pudding is especially good at 60cF QT.-35cA PT. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 77" i .. OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE LUNVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Pubshed everv morning except Monday during The University year by the Board in Control of Stude:' Publications Membet of Western Conference Editorial 4ssociation The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all; news dispatches credited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local news published therein Entered...…
…1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ___ . SWIFT SPEAKS ON "HELTH AND HYGIENE"! - ~r~omen I. a Athena will meet at 7:15 o'clock Emphasizing the need for social hy- this evening. There will be a business giene as bearing a relation to society session followed by extemporaneous similar to 'that which personal hy- speechez. giene" bears . to the individual, Dr, Edith Hale Swift of New York City T addressed a meeting of University There will be a meeting o...…
…1 A " * IIVIIA% ru. ++«... f.... W-44 P° i ' eo ..rr s...... t WAO _ JlUUkh~Lj~ . rr -jr F W.,9 v YOST WILL COACH 1923 GRID TEAM WITH 15 "M"5 LAERERlS ASNUCLEUS' Three fYostmenWho Wo'Frst '"M" This Year i)eelon Spikes Rui~rs That le Would Lease; Seven eterans Los toSquad WOLVERINES NOT CLXDHING I INDIVIDUIAL BIG TEN HONORSl News that will be Joyously accai- ed by 40,000 odd Michigan students,l alumni, and follow...…
…_.. imw "mkwAw*oowmw^ "t IN DAITIFS i Ln I1 the Wilcemen were not to be denied Hicks won the All-campus cross- l at least one victory from, a Big Ten country run from a field of 16 run- TII iI crew and nosed through a winner, 6-3. ners yesterday afternoon, his time POOeEe fCHui 1 . i Down South, Georgia gave the Lam- for the course being 16: 14. The field W ous A'abama gridders an interestiny was fast and all of the runners finish-6 time ...…
…'P, i=. T TE [CHIGAN DAIL1 - t- ......... T DAI LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN -Publication In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all. members of the University. Copy received until 3:30 v. in. (11$0 a. ii. Saturday.) Voume a TUESDAY, NVOVEM ER 28, 022 Number 56 To 'the Deans: There will be no conference of the Deans ont Wednesday, Nov. 29. M. L. BURTON. University Leturs:; Baron S. A. Korff will deliver three University lectures on Monday, De...…
…THE WEATHER SLIGHTLY WARER: TODAY VOL. XXXIII. No. 65 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 1922 Section One PRICE FIVE CENTS GOPHERS SUPS FIGHT IDWA'S WIN AND CHiCAGO S TIE MAKE TECHNICAL TRIPLE CAlIM CHAMPIONS OF THE WEST RAGGED1 PLAYING IN THE FIRST PERIOD ALLOWS MINNESOTA'S LONE TALLY FINAL SCORE IS 13-6 IN WOLVERINES FAVOR Xipke, Blott, Cappon, Keefer, Uterit7 Play Brilliant Game for Varsity. TehnicaIlly speaking, Michigan is tie...…
…____ ____ ____ ___THE MICHIGAN DAILY "I W A NCH ER-- IThe council committee which" will quarter with a 38 yard run that nm y call for them at the time which l nterurban Czar burnis to Ground arrange for the different phases of the threatened a touchdown. In desl~era- wil be announced in Tuesday's issue Short circuit in the trolley man's celebration are H. Liverance, '23,: tion the Maroons hurled passes to all of The Daily. booth caused a w«...…
… Women There will- be a meeting of the! Freshman Girls' Glee club at 7:30 o'clock Monday evening in Barbour gymnasium. There will be a meeting of Wyvern society at 7 o'clock Tuesday eveningI at Helen Newberry residence. Every# woman is urged to be present. One hundred. more dolls have been, secured by the Y. W. C. A. for the) doll exhibition, and women who have not been able to get one of the dolls to dress are urged to call for one at; th...…
…THE MICI-1CGAN E .1LY. , r Farrell, with the aid of a promising -- t nucleus, trained a team which lifted=0 Michigan from the bottom to the top; F I'l(IA-L N E l PU I 4? 1f of the ladder in cross-country compe- UNIV lmiTY 4F 1f KU I tition. ubhish d nw, o a To neglect the importance of the WELL, W ALL, SO durn ghe vwersIt v I aid mharriers' victory yesterday because of EDITORIAL COMMENT LAST EDITION OF c..ntroi or sitdni runuicaunot. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY_________ LEAVE Of ABSdENCE' ' Sings Tuesday; At Band Bouncel ---- -- - r, S. i-.-; ,! rJ ,i ' ti ?f . ,, Y : 3 . ;1: i "K f , ;. ;wi ,' ; a !, Cr ' i [. .d+ - 1 P1R3-OTE ROBBINS, PRBESIDENT SI ASSIS'TANT, TO FILL J Action by the Board of Regents at their meeting Friday, in addition to Increasing the Summer session budget as announced yesterday, included ac- ceptance of several gifts, and the grant of a leave of absenc...…
…SI. I Vll.ril- 1['LXI~N L tHAL'I ! ,,, c 0 I VE OF FIGHTING WOLVERINES WHO BRING BACK TO ANN TONIGHT THE "LITTLE BROWN JUG" AND THE BIG TEN 1 E 4RBO RoI Uin, terl Dz o co ite 11)uyrd ltine. It was an !over th ecgoal linea Michigan's ball 'i. B o tn Side kick. Kipke makes one yard ' its 20 yard line. Kipke goes off tcl off/1VI OhisS-Ir~ left tackle. 'for 3 yards. C A PN H ITieoutfo tign. Cpn1 Kipke aunts to Myrumn, whor*tv curries the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAY Curran replacedRoby. Van Orden went in for Steele. Blott kicked off to Myrum who re- turned it to the Michigan 30 yard line' for 20 yards. Curran tackle(} Martineau for a five yard loss. Mich- igan was penalized five yards for off-! side play. Keefer intercepted Mar- tineau's pass on the Minnesota 4 yard line. Uteritz passed to K irl who gained 11 yards on first down. Cappon drove through center for a two yard gain. Martineau...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILI A,,. D I Y O IA Pubivation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University.. Copy received until it:30'p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 3E SUNDAY. NOVEMIBER 24.1M22Numnber 55 To All Students: The services of the campus guides will henceforth be available without charge to anyone desiring to matte us 3 of them. Students wishing to have. visitors shown the "points of interest may call the office...…
…Section. Two Y A6V A61F AM;v ttt Section Two VOL. XXXIII. No. 55 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS PROHIBITION MEET Germany Leads World In Literacy, Says Legion Commission Director || |gQQ|%p~g( Red UNIVERSITY GIVES ed nru inim nnri-unun' Cross Year Estimate For Fiscal{ Totals Twenty Million Dollars 3 c l t 1 i c 1 IN fl I U'I Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 25.-Ger- last decade, according to the state- HIII...…
…p~aTHE MICHIGAN DAILY sUNd ,s iN 'Emma Fischer Cross; "Sanctus," Male . j Quartet; Anthem, "Praise the Lord", *U~lI(Turner), the chorus choir; "The Lord viinnurJs My Light," (Allistsen), Mrs. Louise CHURN U h cO illioray; Postlude, "Thanks be 'rge Nine? Guild house at noon. At the Students' "ifield, '25, will t Guild meeting at 6:30 o'clock, Prof. America Going Leroy Waterman will give the address. I),. Baker will speak at. 7 :"0o'clock r, 1,...…
…-.- --- ,: ; r t{, 'y: 4 4'.-94.£' s EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1922 WRITE TERRQ1) Italy stand three parties, reay to as- continue the work in the field of Bib- ing discussion of differences between sume power just as soon as the Fas- lical scholarship which was commenc- Njtd and South European literature. (Continued from Page One) cisti government begins to wchken. ed with the publication of Freer Bibli- It sounds...…
…or.. . ..-o - U s ,m _ ... ..._ w ..,-. .. . - - .. .... . . ....A . . '1, . . . . r ; ..-1_ r- ,.. _. ( .. r h' p1' _ - -, A I , ,-, r" i . PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1922 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY !jltilttttiitliItiItHliilIilIt iililiIlHIUP Swedish contralto, late of the Munich THE NATION for November 22 de- j{T T 'T Opera who has been imported by A ogIvot 1W md LZInb es a gooddeal of ...…
…w -w -w w -~-. - - - w t, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SIX SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1922 SUNDAY, NOVEUBER.26, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . - those of the realist. The lens of .her !startle you with revolutionary state- -- ' mind is romantic--"they liked to slap ments, but her work insinuates itself his strong back with. their rough into your consciousness until, instead hands, which age was " making {delicate of standing aloof and coldly -observ...…
… 0 -4' PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1922 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Henley, Victorun Realist The University's Rare Manuscri (Kurt E. Rosinger) Looking over some of my old books, I came across the collected poems of William Ernest Henley. Not having heard him mentioned for several years, I again read the poems which, at one time, had filled me with such delight, to see whether they would again ha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY '1 1 University of Michigan League Wou Ei WILL GIVE ns R7Eaflnrn n nf Curio Coll2Cion Te inciude Colorn F1ity years from now, when t 1Ugrey haired alumniu, with tears his cycs ruminates on "those de Pror eds oif League and Inter-(hiurch sincere old college days" and ca IlrtIai to go to Women's to mind the many times he has wea wing or Mason hall he may joyful point to an old weatherbeaten obje IIldiT As ARTICLES ANI)...…
…x Ws " THE MICHIGAN DAILY' SUNDAY,: NOVEMBER 26, Theaters (Continued from Page Nine.) New York's picturesque East Side There is physical combat galore, mys- tery runs rampant witn a minglin i of love and hates unbridled in their intensity. Most startling to the eye is a remarkable dive done by a speed- ing automobile from the deck of a ferryboat. The title of the story comes from a series of pledges, made ether will- ingly or unwillingly by...…
…THE WEATHER SNOW FLURRIES; COLI)' ET TODAY jo~ A#p A6F 4f[ t r 4 t Ag an :4IahI FIGHT, TEAM; DOWN THE GOPHERS VOL. XXXIII. No. 54 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS --- ----__-- t i , SROESBECK CONFERS WITH PRESIDENT BURTON CONCERNING SENATORSHIP1 APPOINTMENT APPERS IMMINENT COMEY CLUB TO HO CLEMIVENCEAU SAS L TROUTS TO EUROPENEESS rNIVERSITY HEAD MAINTAINSI NEUTRAL STANO 1EN MATTER GOVERNOR AND AIDE...…
…CONHR[SSNEDS ar0a fllws nio nMs G Chap ;rcnes for the dances tonight Declares M3-en with scientific Knol.i- eartt. Armory-Mrs. H. G. Berger. edge and Courage- 'Wanted The class in playground work will mieet at 2 o'clock *Wednesday after- )W A. C. HEAD DISCUSSES Fnoon in Barbour gymnasium. It is! SITUATION IN INTERTIEW reguested3 that gymnasium suits be worn. Prof. David Friday, president of the Michigan agricultural college, andi AN sophomores...…
…TH MCIGNDAL ''^^.y wr~.+ r'wl; Jj, EIi / "'< Everthing foUr yUr Th, anksgiving Dinner Delicacies of evtery sort as well as' all of the more substantial items you will need for a suc- cessful dinner, l is m ~*1e ' i' -, : 3bncies for. ........0 Swaeet Pl'otatoC's, slbs. for ..............,) -- ~ard huabbard Squash, per lb............ Imported ilagaG~rap es, perlb......501C Mlixed :rags, all 11122 crop, lb. 3 c, 3 MS~. $1.00O Imported Cluster h...…
…TSHE MICHIGAN DAILY Q0FFCIAL NEVSPAP R O(Ft HE 'PublshCJ v 1/ ta urn c tt.. Mhweber f Wt rn Con : X414Thdal's AessocqI}_o forewarning can hardly be given, and as a result the assemblies will tend to hamper the work of instructors or make a change in their schedule nec- essary. On the other hand, if to avoid this the deans intend to call convocations at a late hour and not dismiss classes for the occasion, it would be decidedly unfair to thos...…
…THE" IC HIAN DAIL AEFY { tation and where this Is inadequate or same reasons, and yet send her out to tMichigan Daily and Chimes for $4.50. Michigan Daly and (ties for $4.50a. PROFSIOLI V( expensive, trade conditions are bound compete with the foreigner without PRO.1ADER AVRS t Oofe ad tereting hassof the ay- --____Irving Warimolts, D. S. C. HILL AUDITORIUM dli uuuquestion, acrigt Professor Sad- Bold Me~ Today CHIROPODIST ELECTRICAL 111(1~~ TR...…
…,. :, . III A oo"-M g, MbNv ''' - " r rrpu..... u.,. C O s CC !0ItIi111111t t -U -'. nrlff'i J """U I s m iii 77 77--- _ , . 1. I I I I I - WOLVERINE X-COUNTRY MEN RAT PUR-DUE FOR CONFERENCE MEET ill Run Tea({ tIJ~s IJ U 1 (1! 1I6 P j' are two of the cleverest backs in theclna fenono ot er Si Run Tea try and their individuals Intramural Items M'da "tr"oo" en south Fer In Game Today YALE Ilikely to overcome the steady Blue j...…
…ag, for most VVULVH I It [RUL Iraowerful backfield offensive and de-1esv obnto nteBgTni not in. the entire nation. Only t he insecure dirt of Northrup field, or some MINNE U~k 009Ydefense inspired by unknown powers, (Continued. from Page One) able Big Teni tie. Major Griffin, comn- A victory for Chicago, However, will;missionel' of Conference athletics, gaveI 1eaVe the situation 'in a decidedly lout that decision some time ago. To- tangled c...…
…________THE MICHIGAN DAIL1 i - ---- :0 po ouse for all students in I WHAT'SWesley hail. I tlt 6:04--Harris hall supper and talk by I D. L. Quirk. _________________________ 6:3.0--Student fireside chat at Con.. gregational church.a NOTICE-Copy for this co)lmn should 6WWseangid;tet i3eh be submitted by 5:30)o'clock o di0s ch guldurch.i eti the day before publicationm. 6:30 Prof. G. D. Wener will give a series of Thanksgiving readings SATUU)tAY...…
… -AIt juatt Extra f , VOL. XXXIII. No. 54 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS C SCORE DY QUARTERS Vim .2d rd4h IA GO.PIIERS C UB EI1t2d r t IA UOI UNDERN 13DRI VING 013HI 0 3 16101 POWERFUL YOSTMEN~ NEOA700070 CAPPN, {WK, KIK AD' HE LNE-T Iteami QA'N I S, ITH N TELYEL' ing section and played the Victors. DEAN OF' GRIDJMMICHIGANeWINS REEERiuKInINiL EiG .Irk eMieatnds eyaandaed ttheM- TXINEOTA CTATN A ...…
…i 1 1L lvllLl 11\1 bA~ I ...Pd &6.d 1 ', " 'i 'a ".1 -=- ,;{ F 'tforewarning can hardly be given, and.- (__ _ __ _ : ttas a result the: assemblies will. tend he DTO ILCO M N _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _to hamper. the work of instructors or IT RA C M NT k OFFIC;IAL NEWSPAPER OF THE make a change In their schedule nec- 0 UI hR8TY OF MICHIGAN eswary. On the other hand, if to DGON, THOUlI he ~RE A~f~ ru'ablished every, morning ,ecp MondayI avoid this the a...…
…~k L7iL~ ~Vii'.~r11~1-i~lN 1-UL.. I " 3s ' , ,: 4 7.K 7 .Y .., s't D tIfl lTbt 11 1 Annual all iEvent to Hielp. Defray 11J 1tses of Bland~ For Year Q0JE ACT FARCtE (OFFERJS VARIETY IN' VZOROdA-1 Plans for the annual fall Band Blounce, which will be giv en Tuesday in Hill audtoriumn by the Varsity boandr to help delfray the current expenses of the organization, are nearing con- pleti~n, only the finishiljg touches be- ing . necessary before ...…
…THE MICHIGANDI\ ______ !Iuge Rock, Trees, Prominent, Among old Campus Memorials Disposition of the memorials' of theI campus in an effort to make it beau Mass of '69 and '67 and the respect! tiful for the classes that followed. acorded them by University author- The class, of '72 not to be outdone ies has brought into prominence the in an effort to make the campus nemorials left by other classes of beautiful, planted Ivy near the walls ong ...…
…THE WEATHER FALLINC TEMPERATURE TODAY Y tr at l 'FIGHTS TE naD LI EAM; I DUUN THE GOPHERS I-- - Vol. XXXIII. No. 53. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS pns _ , - -- ..._ BUTLER NAMED TO FILL VACANCY, ON SUPREME BENCH IIARI)ING SELECTS DEMOCRAT TO SUCCEEI) JUSTICE DAY, RESIGNED HAS PRACTICED LAW IN. $TP AUL S IN C E .1894 11ws Frequently Appeared in Court Arguing Many Imporiant Cases (By Associ...…
…11 .0 & -.... . G,._ ate..., Statesman In Word IBattle With U S. Senators I All Play ers and Coachies Go To :yin- neapolls For, Battle Sat,, I urdny WVOIVEEINE 'WARRIORS ('ARRY "JUG." Th(WHY jyrINO CO.MBA'.1' SPANISH CLUB MEETS At the weekly meeting of Lia Socle- dad H-ispanica held last evening ~ni University hail, Norman L. Willey, of the Spanish department, who spent the past summer ;n Mexico, gave an account if his experience in tha...…
…N DAIL Y DOLTS , 'TflTT' N POSTPONE CLASSES TO BE1 GIVENBY ,' Y'~ N TAPPNAN SCHOOL The Women's league party on Dec.I University classes which are reg- 1 wil~l be the scene of a veritable toy- ularly heAd in the old Tappa.n school shop, when the Y, W. C. A. gives its oan East University avenue have been cxibition of (1ol1., discontinued until Monday, due to ex This exhibition w 1; :arish an op- tensive repairs and alterations which portunzity ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY__ team, which for the past three years has acquired an enviablereputation } w t.,L in games with surrounding profes-6L sional and amateur squads, without a R rink in which to practice or hold its GTYLI IC matches. Last year for want of adbet- OT UO L PIET ter place the team utilized Weinberg's Coliseum for this purpose, but even WE WENT over and stood on the this source is no longer available as n a EDITORIAL COMMENT CLA ...…
…TO MAKE GARDEN D09010EX-SERVICEMEN nov.lcomeWisconsin d sTeam ENGINERINGTO Wadison, Nov. 23.-Wisconsin stu- 0 F N. S. COURTU MUST FILE CLA [IMS dents upheld Wisconsin tradition and spirit Sunday when the football team Small Green House for Cultivation of BEtGIVEN AIT IEHIDec. 16 Declared Last Date; NO returned from Michigan. The train Plants to be Addedi Claim's Accepted Later was scheduled to arrive at 9:30 o'clock Sunday morning. No team arr...…
… I" 1V11L £A~ A~A -RAIgN LJIAiJLj ..._ . .. _/.. mftmmw !i _a. . ~ :.. ', ou V i m r . M rv Norkwestrn Faces Iona I NorthwesternJune to Iowa City! Gopher Team Ends Preparation ( 'to ~~~~meet the I-awkeyes, the third tn-4 T fE F RC wstern is also on the rise'and Coach! ____ _____ ' Tistlewite has proven that, given - turn out an eleven that can throw a! Minneapolis, Nov. 23.-With a sna- cause of the spectacular perform ance Two Cha...…
…7'IONAL FOOTBALL GAMES 4 Y FOLLOW INTPE SECTIONAL ONES' Camp's First Western Trip time thaut lhe saw the men of the west, Walter Camp chose an All-Ameni- pla-y in important games. can guiard from Yost's squad back !,,t 1909 when Benbrook was chosen from Twe' ve Y cars Ago the Michigan team and was one of Football of old teas often 3lled the two western men honored focr with cancel lations. In 19110 Nos ie Camp's team that year. Dame inf isted...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL\FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1922 PRESBYTERIAN STUDENTS ball 90 yards, and pole vault and WILL HOLD BANQUET DEC. 1 TNbroad jump. SNT N Olsen, director of the Howellnfl 1AL AMERICN MEET HEA9LTHI M PROVEME tNihbrodHos il ekat ~FORSIGMA GELUM PSI!' ___ mu Iti ems -- the annual banquet of the Presbyter- -- (By Associated Press) RECORD CO)IPILED BY HEALTH ian students, to be held in the Pres- SEVERAL ATTEMPT REQU1E'. (Continued from Page ...…
…THE WEATHER SNOW A NDCOLDER TODAY Ar AJW VOL. XX III. No. 52 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER EUROPEAN POWERS ALIGN DEFINITELY ON SIDE oF GREECE TURKEY MEETS STRONG OPPOSI- TION ON WESTERN TRADE QU7E STIO N VENIZELOS ZRALOUSLY DEFENDS COUNTRYMEN Enteute Spokesmen Favor Non-)Hl- Lary Zone Through Central Thracee Lausanne, Nov. 22.-Turkey found the great powers of Europe arrayed against her today on the question of western trad...…
… ..._, _ _ i MASQUES' PLA YFINEL YDONE "Xniglt of the Burning Pestle," Directed by Prof. J. Raleih Nelson, Proves Skillfully Cast and Cleverly Acted (By Delbert Clark) I dance. The costumes, too, were beau- Prof. J. Raleigh Nelson did not tiful, notably those of Dorothy Jeff- merely live up to his enviable repu- rey, as Prologue, and Shirley Salis- bury, as Luce the lovely heroine. tation when he presented Masques in Masques has done a splend...…
… ----- muommwmmw Aft" TO PROHIBITION CONFAB TORONTO CO NI L F.N-V E1EXPECT- ED TO ATTRA CT WORLD Special: invitation has been extend- ed to the University of Michgan in a telegram just received by the S. C. A. to have five foreign. students at- tend the International Conference o the Intercollegiate Prohibition associ- ation which is to be held Nov. 24-29 in Toronto. These students are to b appoinlted iinniediate y. It is expected that stud...…
…i f- 1-, 1 1-Y . WV4 tt2l OFFICIAL \ Eli NVIA UNIVEll".4T Y tip 3te4 ilitth " #V-e> V llt r ishrr~ Membter of Western CF A4ssociation. 1h e 1ArrCi.rtrl I1'7 i if signer(, the 5t;?it ut 4 appt1eai in prli, b I:-?. I, ~ hPI~'7 'F t~h 'r /h (:r :r'' o. P~r 0t". n- oughit to furnish a h'.hly beneficial " ... ,.form of contest, not only to those who --- I are direct participants, but also to thej tI E R o r t' ifl FI Mnes organization, gl...…
