…OT1HE MICHI1CAN DAILY ,. :I Wht Will TheR D oWhnWe~ "What will: become of the rhetoric department when its Little Grey Home in West hall shall have been: wiped soff the face of the campus"? Some of the more pessimistic. of the campuis critics venture to prophe- sy-that when the 'rhetoricians have lost the home which has housed themy fwith such fidelity for so magy years tthey will all with one accord tender their resignations to the Board...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAlY 'SATURD _ ._. _ _ .. .4 tionize manufacturing were soon ac-s quired in this country. Industry be-E gan to boom, and thousands of people OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE forsook the plow for the new machine UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN propelled instruments. The CivU War Published every morning except Monday not only caused the south to emigrate during the University year by the Board in but also New England. This resulted' Control~ l ...…
…[xRAD~EME ,12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4': , .v P i _+ s , gyp+ 1} +T . {\' " r i v o. YOU CAN DO BETTER AT LEMBLE'S We are again offering you these prices on goods from our Regular Stock 530 FOREST AVE. GROCERIES, POULTRY, GAME AND FISH IN PHONES 399, 407 AND 675-F II i i j1 } I I, ii 4' U., ' !1 ,I Mocha & Java, per lb.............45c K. & W. Special, per lb. 35c.3 lbs. for $1.00 9 Give Us THE HOME OF PURE FOODS I I I mwwmmmw. ...…
…THEF MI CHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, -Dl .o.-= - .. '"' MMbZ- r i .,. ,,, .,,..r. -.. 4 ew- ., ti ,N G ~ ) __.. a " 4 ° a r A...,..... =. BRA SKA, NO TRE DAME, BIG T'ENl CONTRIBUTE ALL-WEST'ERN (By Norm~an E. Brovvn) In choosing All-American;;or sec- tion~al All-Star teams each 'fall it is probable that all critics may do some brilliant players an injustice due to the fact that it is an impossibility to ~see and weigh the capabilities of...…
…Il Idl NOTRE[ DAME TEAM (Co'ntinued ftom Page One) ing minuites of thfe fray. They ran up 11 points to sib: for the opposition in the five or SIX minutes they were in. Probably. theo ottstandfi, feature of the play from the Michigan stand- point was the machine like combina- tion play of the entire Michigan first team. In the. first half they were able to shoot almost at will and were suc- cessfu~l with a majority of their. at- tempts. On th...…
…THE I'd.- G(LAN D. fLX ".Pomp$ .,IV '10 1 ...e . ......... R.Pow- -7 I ILY OFFICIAL. BULLETIN Slides To Earldom On Cakes Of Soap, l ciition In University. [It10 . the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3:20 D. m. (11:10 n. m. Saturday) % AT1UR)A Y, IlE('FMIAER 9, 192':: Number 65 University Leetures: ' The subject of thie fourth lecture of the series being given by Professor A. Scnnnierfold of t...…
…THE WEATHER COLDER AND CLOUDY TODAY Y A6r .m Lim AIW t r VOL. XXXIII. No. 64 ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1922 U S~PROTESTS GREEK EXPULSION FROMTHEIR CITY JOINED BY FRANCE, ENGLAND AND ITALY IN FIRM STAND STATEMENT IS READ BY U. S. DELEGATE Government Takes Strong Position on Turk Proposal at Near East Conference Named As Italian Minister To U. OPERA W ILL PLAY S. SATURDAY NIGHTS E I Due to the. large demand for ticket...…
….,mpani..es TOSmb RI BE GITEN it NON aywork to be done during the holi- ;, ~day period are urged to call Miss m _____ TO fIVE OUTOORPLAY Foregn Students - I n 'y r Jt Assistant Announces Mlarriage Announcement has been madec narrage of Eileen Whitehead G~rime; assistant in the Botany departm e nit, a t ,.E l n o ,' 1 Patronize Daily advertisers.-Adv. I I LSEY'S 1)i NJJRSES ARRANGE HOUJSE OF SES FOR ' 1I PLE AGET I. Chaperones for '...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DA.LY________ OIFFICILt NEWSjPAIPER OF THE >EUllied every nn~rnng (eXcvl Monday during the Uinivtrsity year by the B,ird tol Control of 6tude_ t 4ulicar,"on. Member of. Western Cut.ience E1At~eiUt ASsociation. The Assuciated Press is exclusively en- titled to the 'use toi republication of all news dispatches credited to. it or not other- wise credited ton Pxis paper and the local news Published therein. various colleges and th...…
…--,__, ,.,_r.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - ... . _- - Fil J! FOR ALTOL TMENTS PHONE 1201-3, Soft Water Guaranteed MISS GERALDINE HOGAN I BEAUTY SHOP 221 SOUTH STATE STREET ~ A OR, i4B UNIH. In Darling & Malleaux Shops 11 I i I1A .aa. . . r ! I 1K. L *i ' V (9.,,., ._ . _ . . ,- - Y r= j . > ' . not r 1 i r a' I t a f K C, =1t 54 The ift dea A Coumbi inyourhomemeas tht yo ca hav yor coic oftheword'sbes mu i no onlyon hritmasbuton ver...…
…4 , A 1''".- __ ' \z /1 F Ab tKOMT ALL CURTAI all mom W.A7EIMAN T Aaft, UNIGHT A GSRESATON I frnpig atl7le from (a ihole pokd Von h3llfa rcndz aP!Bitt: Vetieran1U! i)_)) :F AVYORSMhA THlER'S ME N TO0(COP HIONORS IN OPENER Coach Mather's Varsity basketball earn will play the first game of the afason at 7:39 o'clck tonight in at-' e3rmah gymnasium when they facehe trong -Notre Dame court aggrega- on. The Wolverines have be...…
…uhJ~rn~II In Iget to notify tealymngrWe the alley ma ager when they are going to roll or else their IIIUIUll MERIh U ;LL scores will not be accepted as official. IRL1~ftJ ~Following are the teams that have IUIflDAIJILI2396, senior engineers-2339, upper laws-2297, sopht engineers-2234, and MI1CHIGAN ATHLE'TIC HEADS archiitects-2225. WILL REFEREE G~AME IN AFTERNOON Contenders in the last day 'for the playing of the first around of the all- Archi...…
…_THE MICHICAN LDAILA . IlLY O FFIC I A L BU L L ET IN blication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of e University. Copy received until 3:.0 n. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) lum) f. FRIDAY, DECEM E it 8, 1922 N umber ,6' ersity Lectures: 'he subject of the third lecture of the series being given by Professor immerfeld of the University of Munich is "Evidence of the Relativity ry Afforded by Spectral Lines". The lecturre will b...…
…THE WEATHER UNSETTLED; WARMER TODAY Now Pr f riA gm AID THE RED CROSS CHRISTMAS WO I VOL. XXXIIL. No. 63 ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1922 PRICE FIVE U S. ENTERS PLEA FOR OPEN STRITS AT SUBLIMEPORTE SELL NOTRE DAMEA Y New Radical Bloc Organizes CHILD ASSERTS FREE BEST FOR ALL TIONS PASSAGF NA- ALLIED PROPOSAL BAD BLOW TO SOVIET PLAN Paslua Considers New Proposition Sultable Basis For Dis- cussion (By Associated Pr...…
…i 4Y4A%& l1A 11r 1 Ad a., I SENOB OM N M EIUnder the management of Miss SEIO W ME M ET Adam n e tfintensive coursel ________ TOin the leadership of Girl Scout work TOOT TO -.IV01I atJIW P191 at smith, Mt. Holyoke, and Vassar colleges. This ya h work is er1 All senior class women will meet at, de'veloped in the south and middle o'clock this afternoon in the' Women of thes senior class will west. A course of ten lessons in troop ague rooms at ...…
…clim #y I lyiii f iWrY 1~ IVUILINUI M ~un OPENING JUNIOR PLAY LJAGA4E BOARD TO ACT AFTER OVERWIIE1,14N4 VOTE FOR PROJECT ~That the women of the campus are strongly in favor of opening the Sun- , f or Girls' play to the public is shown by the results of a vote which was taken byr the Horse of Representatives recently. One thousand, one hundred seventy-five women from the total of 1,620" students on the campus ex- pressed their opinion defi...…
…TH EMICHIGAN D'YTHIURSDAY, -. I CHAM4W[\, rOT IDYING Critics who have been predicting O SR L °--the passing of jazz music have waited OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THlE in vain to see their predictions real-' ' " UNITERSITY OF MICHIGAN ized. The wierd moaning of the sax-111ThIREE HSNNSR Published every morning except Monday ophone continues to please AmericanlIH~NA O during the University year by the Board in dancers.IIN! Bunt jazz music, while not b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _________ IRELAND EINTERS BRTS M'PHInauguroition Ceremonies;. Unmarred by Hostility from Republicans President Ch ocoes M innesota Lawyer For Supreme Bench CONVENTION TO LAY PLANS FOR GYM WORK,~ 4" TINO RY IIEALY TAKES OATH AS NEW GOVERNOR-GENERALI 2i (By Associated, Press) Dublin, Dec. 6. - Inauguration of the, Irish Free state as one of the dominions of the British empire, took place todlay. The ceremonies were sim...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ttoewlo- . 'tii """., , r uriw J . IM I / ° ' 11 /" CLI{N l!{IIIl1Vi 1 7-mg. Ty f . .o......., ...., rA RCK5, SUAD AT PRE SEASON WORK, ptain Burke, Goldwater Showing Best Form in Dashes; All Sprint- ers Not Out Yet ,4 WHERE DOES YALE GET IT? WISCNSIN GRI'D nnnnnrnrn nnmnnur line. Hohlfeld may also be in uniform next fall. He has had considerable experience and will be valuable for the 1923 team., [CEL...…
…IO F 2SNS HAPP'YAS ITDRAWS TO C'-LOSE GYMNASTIC TEAM There is a posibility that it will TO BE DEVELOP3ED' be entered in the Western Confere'nce 2 1although no definite action-has beenj taken upon that yet. It i .is Dr. Mbay Issues Call For Tryouts For, an informal team will be formed, and Ne informal. Squad I meets will be arranged ,with severab Detroit colleges and probably with Men interested in gymnastics will .A.C be given opportunity thi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL'___ nr I.i.1: Im I K,, ni L i ication ini University. Limo U1 1 UIFUL IIUts!LfII the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3:20 0. m. (1:; Opa. .Baturday.) THURS DAY. IDECEM[BER'7, 112 umber .69 I Uui't' rsilty ectures : _^$n ,h; P'rofessor'A. Sommerfeld of the niety of vtail iu 1e aseies of four lectures on the general subject pf4oi4 tritr, thie week i the West ILecture Room of the -Phy...…
…THE WEATHER COLDER TODAY L 4w I§UU 4 AID THE - RED CROSS * I CHRISTMAS - .r_ _ XXXIII. No. 62 ANN ARBOR4 MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS FIRS' BUT IS IASTIC GARDEN SET T OVATION 'IN T APPEARANCE GREETED BY ENTHUS- ASSEMBlY IN HILL AUDITORIUM TINS AUDIENCE IART AND CHARM emands For Encores Dem- te Prima Donnas Pop- ul*arity Prominent Indian Calls On HardinL.[MarSays ....FI F Pt T q orrIs "Fascinating...…
…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lady' Of 'In And Out-' lost Beautiful In' Cas t ____ BARDI KORFF LUS RECOJERY OF RM (Continued from Page One) there ij a surplus, but the lack of communication and transportation dloes not allow of much distribution." ;peaking of Ruasian foreign rela.- tioni Baron Korff showed that the Hague and Genoa conferences hate fbrought muany things to light, ;prine- pally that the Soviet governmnt wishes more than recognition....…
…THE MICHIGAN, DAILY ..ter ,1 RISTMAS BAZAAR TO BE HELD THIS WEEL-ENDI xa Ye Each organized house is requested to send. a delegate to a meeting to be iHld: at 5 o'clock this afternoon in harbour gymnasium to discus:, thel question of interhouse basketball. ANTS FOR BOOTHS, CANDY .vv) 'TEA ROOM PRO. O1UESS SALEI ing booths at the bazaar dance which is to be given on Saturday evening in Waterman gymnasium, 'are asked to call M~ary Hobson...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA.LY ?1 "OFFICIALNKE WSPAPER (OFW TI1lE Published every miorning excetpi Monday during the University Year by the Boardit Control of Stude::. Publicationa. Member of Western Confierenice I dnia Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of al news dispatches credited to it or not other' wise credited in thjis paper and the iuca, news published therein. Ew~ered at the postoffice at...…
…ER G, 1922 THE MiCHIGAN DAILY RETURNS FROM SALE Of ruieTUc ir ei i i Plays Character Role In O pera : Ia 121 4 a i.4 [ 'r 4 W19 MW V MIRLL .. Returns on the 6000 Christmaq:I seals, sent out by the Business girls' club of Ann Arbor last week, are cozn- ing in :~lowly.a The Business Girls cub, which is« in charge of the sale of the seals, has.. mailed a number of them to the homes' of citizens in Washtenaw county. Thi,,- seals are also ...…
…r THE MICHIGAN DAILY T MEDNESDAY. DECEM _ - -doom%. " r t 1 s-- i TIEDRING COURT TEAM IN PRlEPARATION FOR NOTRE the squad last year, is one of the best j center candidates closely pushed by Duncan. I, EISome of the better forwards among the remaining candidates are Stege-, Ii-nr, Bukema, Gowan, and Emery. All of these men have shown some u' L K ORIGH 1 _ ___ ?bn ,nilit d trno desire to T ci hammer thrower of considerable abil-...…
…N 19_2_2_ THE MTIH!CA N DAILY With the captain selected and the Dad'fllid l sneten.u e 9SLB L players' learning the new system' ofI any faster or mor ILIOS BAKTALplay at a fairly rapid clip, the Sucker W est Grid 1Spor played first atthI Squintet should show some clever tac- l-' lege, Birkenhead,] MEN 1l 1 CIN ff tics this season. Ruby possesses a ' Is %i6 Years O.f Age sixties. bundle of tricks and his success in___ CO~ UB O~lI~RW Idee'lECo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATLN -i i r 0FF'I I f Nn the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of ity. Copy received until 3;$0 p. Mn. (11:30 a. iM. Satlutdft.) WEDNESDAY, DECE."IER 6, 192 'Number 62' France-La Loire et s chateaux"-Natural Science Auditorium on Wed- nesday, Dec. 6, at 4:15. Illustrated lecture. A. JI JOBIN. Politicatl Science 13: 1 Political Science (i3, Journal Club, will meet Thursday, Dec. 7, at 3 p. in., Room 406 Library....…
… THE WEATHER RAIN OR SNOW; COLDER TODAY Y r it :43 AID THE RED CRASS CHRISTMAS WORK VOL. XXXIII. No. 61 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 5, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS -- t-- r! OCORTOTTRIUMPHS IN LOCAL DEBUT OPERA, A TH LETICS, AND POLITICS DISCUSSED IN DECEMBFR nCIMES OPERA, AHLETICS AND~ POIIC I~ ~EK AE I FRENCH ARTIST PROVES SELF VIRTUOSO OF PRODIGIOUS ATTAINMENT * 24 CHOPIN PRELUDES PLAYED INCOMPARABLY Phenomenal Treeniq...…
…THE !MICHIGAN DAILY ___________ .y be enrolled either in the literary; be at home to the women of the Uni- lege or in the School of Education.j versity earlier in the year. She plans I v DuORTY SELLS BOOKS possible through the co-operation of her will mark the final group that George 0. Bowen , of the Schoch of Waher's Book store.1 meets; at 7 o'clock tonight in Lane M;usic, following w hich the groups _______- hall..llsearae(nt,,, wpeios to...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY SCORES ESCAPE DEA tI' IN WRECK . J . fMSTERLY ART OF CORTOT Star Of O era EXCELS IN LOCAL DEBUT"I An OtI (Continued from. Page One) number, in Saint-Saens "Etudes en forme de valse" andi "Boivee pour la 4main gauche seule", Allieniz's "Se- guidillas" andi Liszt's second H;ungar-I ian Rhapsody. The Saint-Saens num- bers are full of the felicities and in- genuities characteristio of that corn- pos5er, white th...…
…TUESDAY, FOUR THE MICHIGAN DALY - -- --- ~ - _ _ _^ wihphilosophy. and science as it is ' - v ~rfffftuh ntecasom eua .._.__._.__._._- --- - monthly social programs are arrang- t u RO L OFFICIAL INE1SPAIPEli OF 'rite ed. The student is encouaged to think UNIVEIISITY OF MIHIGAN of the church as a place for inspira- Published every morning except' Monday tion, and diversion, as well as wor-, OTE5 during the tUniversity year by we cb,,nia ,...…
…x ti. Y F 4 I Faculty Cocetf 1CAG1_V1f ',D OHIUO DEBA TE F4eatured aurdBvyBandi The-.,Faculty concert Sunday after- ::;' .,k< nooni gave to many an opportunity to at' nvriybn narp- s r": tltion- of . the band, bounce program. VTlomas, Dewey,. favorably known on the..camipus...as a. bass-baritone, -was -oioist. Director Wilson was obviozsy han- dlicapped, by an incomplete band. the lack of~ cornets and the absence of the baritone horn' being...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TSDYDEE VIBE R 5, 4 ECERAL PAIESWOVEINS O4 1INS OOPEN 'IGood Schedule 4 INAL-OFEECESLETONBCURT YENRONFRIAY I_ CRaise Wolverhu ~NOhE AM SE ~() i EP M H- With one of the most attractive Picking of C1appon For Seconid Teakin er and better in carrying the bal A rcksheue wihuh1hsha n Meets ItJhLittle A1 - around ends. The 'erro.-erine is' IItac!chdue1wic:heha adi I recent years ahead of her, Michigan proval strong defensive M...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY-_____ sA Smile On The Face Of' The Tiger C OAC" 4OF A iTM ra , a.. ;".: i y ' , NICE , IONG W .tNTR }p SS. ~ige agi yprddomdtol, adtraee-ah te' ol u lavr, ihte rlintBel te~adfie t u ve h ouhoL rea Own, itz Cleves Crm, he tirdqua'te cam an woe o )ikisc ad thr umnaie, ee- bot s bidth rdigo. A headed for victory befor~~~~ehgaePictntaksotepugn, egnIhmpnpoin r levs a lR vr ~~i:wre h bl oissvnyr ie \Vh~ theSiflke o batle rift...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL\ __ _________ !i 1., 1.1 "-, 4 AA " U- &A I I I - these pictures can be taken. All men desir'ing to try out. for the WHT 'S GOI G ON freshman engineers bowling team, must roll three gamnes, and turn in I. their names and scores to J. P. Vose by Wednesday night. NOw0TICE--Copy for this column shot~1d! Sophomnoro lits desiring to Cryout for be submitted by 5:30 'elock of a class bowling team send in name, the day before publi...…
…THE WEATHER FAIP AND WARMER TODAY d *frr VOL. XXXITI. No. 60 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 122 -----w--------5- _:._. CAMPUS FAVORS BEAAINFRTHEATER LOSSES J-HOP TICKETS LIMITED TO+650' Six hundred and fifty tickets will be sold for the 1924 Junior Hop, ac- ' cording to the agreemnt of the Hop committee made at its last meeting. Applications for tickets will be made I on special forms which will be -given I -l 9 ,1U UM out ...…
…EY OFFICERS GIVEN 1-20 YEARS C )UNCIL'PASSES SMOKE ORDINANCE noke nuisances will be. eliminat- CRS CAME' G'REATEST GRQUP OF PLAYERSj EVER ASSEMBLED PLAYS AT COLU BU'Sa Columbus, O., Dec. 2.-"Brick" Muller, the University of California's All-Anmerican end, blocked a kick,, scooped up the ball, and ran 40 yards for a touchdown scoring a six to nothing victory for the West over the, East in an all-star football game played here today.I The tw...…
… Women Debate Ohio State I UIomen Tryouts for the Junior Girs' play will be held at 4 o'clock Monday and Tuesday afternoons in Sarah Caswell;t Senior society will meet at 7:15: "clock Monday evening at Betsy Bar- .our house.ss Dean Jean Hamilton will be at >. h~ome to University women from 4 to. r -6o'clock on Tuesday, Dec. 5. Due to illness the dean has not been able to be at home to the women of the Uni- versity earlier in the year. She ...…
…_______THE MICHIGAN DALY wide, and bloody score, and beat the cIN AND OUT" finest girls' school of ti~e nmddie west, With the opening performance to- morrow night at the Whitney theater Northwes rn,. Well, we heat .',AC. of this year's opera, "In and Out,:' semc li Mimes of the Michigan Union will pre- Etae lg sent their seventeenth production to The shovel will soon have to throw the public. the sand at the, trucks. The blades i t osatyicesn...…
…ME MICI DAILY tH I AL :,.,. .. ... .....r,.---' .,.....^.....- ,.... . STARTING TODAY r 1w loqq CC)NS 'I I ;i 1 v, fi l .ij14 FunThi 11 Ads /1 i 1, s._ ,, ITS STAGE SUCCESS ECLIPSED BY SCREEN SPLENDOR. '~ItlU f S EV E hAL Million Have Laughed and Cried Over This ~i~iU JilLove C'Vale of Little flig Toy, "199 Per (Cnt A terican! I1Ill IIGirl" Who Proves To B~e Not of Chinese Blood After 11111 ~Al1, But An Anmerican Girl Wil...…
…rm...n...rru.^ v M ;. ,, 4 .:.+r' ZX" :. W- 00 1NH RC QA EADY TO OPEN, ;TICE FO BIGTEN INDOOR YEAR011 GRIFIH ECLARES BIG STADIA, ASSET TD GAME'] - IGTEN HEA1) DENIES FOOTBALL umber of Stars Give Farrell Big= as one of the star weight men of the I E PRQFESSIONALIZED Chance; Burke, Hubbard, Lan - Big Ten and can be counted upon fou BYSANDS dowsk iIsbell Strong ; points in both the shot and hammer. Hubbard will ably take care of the ...…
…c may3 IOIVA Oct. 13-Purdue at Iowa. Oct. 20-Illinois at Iowa. Oct. 27-Iowa at- Ohio. Nov. 3-Michigan at Iowa. NOir* 10-Open. Nov. 17-Iowa. at Minnesota. Nov.24-Iowa at Northwestern. PU1RDIUt Oct. 13-Purdue at Iowa. Oct. 20-Open. Oct. 27=~-Purdue at Chicago. Nov. 3-Purdue at Notre Dame. Nov. 10-Ohio at Purdue. Nov. 17-Northwestern ;atPurdue. Nov. 24-Purdue at Indiana. CHI1CAGO0 Oct. 13-Open. Oct. 20-Northwestern at Chiago. Oct. .27-Purdue at ...…
…THE THCHIGAN DAILY y _. _ ,n,._._,,,..,,;, T'S GOING ON r NOTICE-Copy for this column shout i be submitted by 5:30 o'clock w the day before publieatlon. SUNDAYj 9:80-Congregational men's class, Con- =gregational church. 12:00-Open Forum, Congregational church. Mayor Lewis will speak on! "Ann Arbor, Present and Future." 1:00-Prof. W. R. Humphreys gives the first of a series of talks to the! class for college women in the Con- gregational ...…
…Section Two Ar 4w t Aq an jIatj Section Two VOL. XXXIII. No. 60 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS CANAIANWHEA9T EXPO RTMANIFESTS SHIPMENT OF GRAIN TO UNITED STATES DISPLAYS DEGREASE PRICE OF COMMODITY DISCLOSES LOWERING Slatistics Given Reveal New Facts Pointing to U. S. Prosperity FIRE MAK1ES 1200 PEOPLE HOMELESS Newbern, N. C., Dec. 2.-Approxi- mately 1200 persons, most of them ne-j groes, were made h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDY SERCES IN ANN ABRCHURONES~ 90BOR 1G cHES (Continued from Page Nine.) Charles Webb will begin at 5 o'clock. Mr. Webb has chosen for his topic,~ "Rhythm in Religion". There will be a Student's supper in Harris hall atI 6 o'clock. Communion service will be observed this morning in the First Methodist church. "The Cross in Today's Life" is the subject of Dr. Stalker's Commu- nion address. Bible classes will meet at no...…
… _v V R , THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECE iriR 3, 1922 EIGHT F THE PLAYERS CLUB (Continued from Page Four) gram of last year, and the first pro- gram of this year did not occur until the Wednesday after thereview ap- peared. owx, Mr. Bartron,, as there THROUGH THE OPERA GLASSES T I 'A SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1922 .. L N. be given a copy of the constitution, !had been no productions since the re- a_...…
… , . . lb V! _V . ,; ;. .. ,; PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECMBER 3, 1922 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mary Grd A' Modern Midas An Appreciation of Lithe, Moon-Blonde* Wonderful Mary' (Mar: Ewin) Ish^l never lose my vision of that dis- her body. Her every dramatic ge - Mary Garden, one o.. the worl turbing, restless figure of silver and ture is a poem in line, unfaltering in greatest singers is coming...…
