…tPAfE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1912 BO -Ii < .t 1 T 1 :f , i I THlE WOR~L I\ FIAStEI'AtE by'rTe tlatity. the siotlicityof Ut'Itt'stylei George lean athan. Alfred A. lott swin our str.detadbott tnt or-M Knopf. i'leto001 admitaion. I tclnictrtl siti1. iefevted ity'Rober tiBarron lity. assredy it louas sisbeyotdi c iticism. I admit i. Ii.waas the oty persto,,oris ,his tehniqu a thing .il at, aibout l<' place who liatinotr...…
…PAerr IX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDA, FEBRUARY 25, 19_3 IMR. KEABLE CHOOSES slt to his public. Simon Clle F AITHPeter," was a youngians btter cry A FAITH against th orthodoxy of church Relig- PFR 4 DVETURF.t by Roe r Keabe.' ion is always a dangeroua subject,az .. ' GP Ntnan's Son his very daring pave the way for his Itefwedby orot' nd sucess. "The Mother of All Living," " :'obviously, was an, opportunist's' reap- It is a mrarked transition frons...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN "DUTCH CLEANSER" DANCE I1 .) WHITNEY THEATRE 1 Monday, February HENRY W. SAVAGE oFrers "5-DluVoadyloBiIe j 30 AME RIS AT O ITEY wYO r S(CENE 1ROM "IN ANI)OT" 1923 111I11IGAN { UNtION OPE RA. WHII'H THE 13 PRES]NTEID TIlS AFTERNOON AT Tr1IlE WIIIP7 NEY1f1T1EATIREFOR 1T lE B11112 .A.IT OF J-I1102 GUESTS. ni~~ Julrr C Kamer eroit; Helen l itshorgiPa.; (an:: latiAlton a C rcsoAnA...…
…T' TI 7 1 MIHGN DAIL~Y HA1+i :D 'i 'b' i _ _ Y V I "1 Indoor and Outdoor Athletic Equipment r Everything for i i °"t ' vJl every sport, in- cluding stti-catc::s, jerseys, shoes, etc. 1 Catadoraee sent on request State S1-.r C10C, "( .UL 1HITS AR YCORpN CAP0NSIPHOES 'ST C dIan alll t. 2~Sil for hiatny a eth vasio Iiip th t yleevents tO a gracct ex- .: hrst se1 ?er't ?l this,(Xafternoon i a POWDER PUFFBEAUTY'HOP I I Call 993-R. for an ap...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY- countTd. It is, alnmat hopeless to f,.> flf~ ~ pect thaqt th~e Maize _anid -111 ea cl ippled bylosses .an1d rarnea IO UN S vill 1wr. leto do 1more gth i xc'th~r has a abit (txvyCe)ig wm (Continued from Page One) t ili reserve trat :ill stF.nd the It will require a vastly different tos nt in good stead _i ju:stlch a( '- y4e. of play against Wisconsin to-l is as: the prescneW. ght to keep the Wolverines in tilts Ccachi ...…
…i i, 11 r-TEP C- J A L- _______________________________________a-- - Several close battles featured t1he0 10soc(ity vs.i. e-gae cut2 Detroit Junio~r( O g i.e.Ii-oU openzing round of t1he finals in the in-jMa. ter-fratern ity basketball tournament held Tuesday night in Waterman gym-- Al Lu inuse'i;-yr r Breaks Ice ecor 40 Yrs O I : a I !~ CHGN h BUYs YOUR -.. .--m 0 th 8e Varsity rolled up thec 6i F 0' r'N ,4R N EN nasium.,'h...…
…)23 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ii IANTRACK TEAM, TO LE VEJ TONIGHT FOR MEET.Iw I' l Coa ch Farrell Confident of VictorY ?[,roons JHave riot Showni (wreat %. ~ Strength Tintis 11"u .is i'ahas (10I'e this {[nein'1see- onld",and isho uld be :a 1)1::>0 Will by ~ wi Wde'IW'~U SChicago i ;WC'1 %%I Xen k j I he 11 NDY CITY ATIMETES I WiEi( fioitl eveflt ;1s they le, t :all ol them nY MOST ofHEll) E?1TV I ' urdne,. The \V in oem 4Ji I ei W ith 1t-the ]is...…
…THE MICHIGA N JDAfLY .... ....w.. I campus boxing circles, hav ehee- OAOII SULLVAN and are slated to iincover a fasta maI edfrG o nds at150 poundsC PLANS RING SHOW SNavybxr nan :n exa^ lf ne ofthe former I1 Arrallge Seven l~outs Bestween mototai"ni,, onlly,(wlC ope th pose "l lnl in a<m< -lJat155pons Leading Student Puglikty For ILittle ::l knotvn tat i'?t' l 1V b ~tt Early In 1March 1Elieis i certif e 1rO(1li(t tof the ao -----ol Uft in, ,...…
…,________ IIIF MICHIGAN DAILY SG1 EVENi Horseshoe Champ "' nurmnrn ZiLOSES 'O INDIANA MI C h IG7AN-7 To Defend mTtteFISHER l Is PLSE -- xWITH YEAR'LINI3S (Continuied from Pag-e Ono) I~C anf lsecnd ii'the 401 yard free stryle aptdin Clitirchman and Moore di- viddindividual honors for the ve Michigan and Cornell first met in an tors. indoor track mncet in 1920 when t he Wei olverine tank nienf led hy jformier won with 4X2 1-2 points again...…
…THE. MICHIGAN DAILY PA l 169N HOCKE Y ICTPoRY DME6 A pMNNS Bar 5 Siihiied 1W-Ith gtSbio~~j.t c~rc ( epuck to I he ,14,.'ian ter- By 1olveriiies in 1Third Ice it Iy.< r c""(1 i"l lthe :f"4e(.; "itory. pCyt " ~~amo) f 4t e squad rtand wasall over PLYN~EI ~EFB 2 Ithe l . u" (l, grat ork in lhelp- IN INL A~E O ~AS)Nink (or;(r oe Anderion's loss, as PC- W\hen Michigan's Varsity h cRey":,vrngtevertp,.edwt ftr out b- team, being overshadlowed...…
…,'' WU}Y HUY1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ni in arntime. The Washington. teamn is mak-; Lutherans. Episcopals drew a bye ink iseun. The freshmen played Superior' R1T35nfl n I pom -- ing a tour through the east and will this round. Ihockey thrroughout the gamie and were L~ Kelly, a Vi U lI~ V I~ f~ [ Smeet i ad tinto Mchgan, Yale, !--- never in danger of being' overtaken.:AKS eain FoeaosInwnolleadNIU m u ing:i Tto t FOmDAkeIN Eat bid for the national o...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY BA~ M N P EP Iini all the coming niets. Van Orden. REhas can indoor record of 44 feet 10! t the K. C. A. C. meet last, Sat- urmay Earl Mclown of Van as State' noral, starred, comning x ithin a ti2 fe 0 nhsfor Cria.Ti Coach-Farrell Will Hold Trials Ss. j man is a wonder and wiil lcptO urday Afternoon in Gym-. in the Illinois relays where Blrooker naslun laid 1Prosser will havre their hands full withim). There are fe other vaul...…
…FEBRUARY 23, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Basket Star Bids l L For Honor Berth th TART TRAINING (Continued from Page Six ) No matter who cames out an) the Yan1s are going to gbe the tight of < their history to ht.,p their grip on the flag. Although a choice would be hard to make it is likely that Detr'oit, St. Louis. and Chicago will be near the top at the finish. Detroit. has been steadily creeping up for the last two years and with the new a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DALS _.. . t I Epslon, Delta Upsilon, appa Nu, Phi Mu Alpha, Phi Sigma Kappa, Phi BetaDelta, Phi Epsilon Pi, Nu Si - ma Nu. SINONI MOUAYuAHR'S MEN "off FAR Frate~rnIty Bas1et Title 1epenids or I nhitcome of Bggest of Infra- 1101%1 R[Al T1s FOB SJIOOTP{GAND CLASS TEAM HOLDSI .LAST PRACTICE UT TViNJES ALSOAST FOR INDIANS THIS AT ORNINW Officials in the Intramural depart- Coach Mather's basketball squad ment are planning on hold...…
…9 ress ed .- K.: _.. -' 1 I iC g tI a en £ q WO CIATE THIS -" i f . i ^) 9 I,, ter.. . f i ;: 9 1 , .. . Alto Opp-ot-u 4 'q R ) i 3% a . ( -I. /fd~J!1 "a." {:( For the benefit of those who Hwere unable to take advantage of our campaign in January, wie will repeat our Special Dry C1wlfing and Pressing Offer: Frnom Feb~r'u.r Ald COWL Agooloo.. Aff 1w . ._' a y ,4 i K gad R 11 '.7 J ;.. I .5 'p I_ l "s , a to r ch ......…
…Pitcher, Manager, Mogi, ig Six' Starts Nc's II L OUI '26.-(By A. P.) - in i iO tC . :irrca lug st.,eengthz He~ralding the approach of spring and another diamond campaign, ad- vance caravans of nearly all of the 1C m naj'r league baseball clubs nOw are on their way south for the annual con- ditioning. process. Training c p scattered in lands of the palmetto and cactus from Florida. to Catalina Is- land,, Calif., will be in full swv-ing for...…
…i ____THE* MICHJIGAN DAILY ., --- , _ -_ FARRELL TO TAKE 1 ]-TRAGK MEN Til NNUAL ILLINfI REY LT ~Woverines to Have Stronig Conipef.- in the p ole vault, but will no doubt tin r'om Hawkeyes and Indiani meet their letters in McI~nown of Aggregations !Kansas State Normnal, who clea eel the bar at 12 feet 10 inches at the K. C. HUJBB'I D PROSSER, BROOKER IA. C. Tneet a few weeps3 back. Flow- AND OTHERS ARE COUNTED) oN!ever, these mnen can hold ...…
…SUNDAY, +Efliti AtY 18, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE: SVEN it that I am inclined to think ithat the black ag-ainst the blue, faintly utter- expurgation has been rather light. ing their wail of ae cry. To give an idea as to the plot I hove "On the other side of the Ponibo, or found the following: o nthe other side of the tBenmbe, some- .Bissibingui arrived. one was singing: Eating Mayt Be a Hiabit! "Fy-hey -- yalta - ho!, .F tiMle was a handson...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SEVEN SUNDA, FERUAR 25,I~li THEMICHGAN AILYPAGESEVE into actual existence for his reader labor problems. I the public is He embues 'them with more thasi eye- in some way aroused from its 1t satisfying beauty-a hint of reat pri argy of ucon crn, by touching its sonality and atnmosphere It is' pr- teret through its ocket boot, o tiaps this delicacy which gives to the convenience, great changes in ...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE, MICHIGAN DAILY S.:1TITRDAY, FEBRIT.F RY 10, 1923 PAGE EIGHT SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY EASI INCIODEDIN 1824 OPEDA 1IIP Contracts Signed For New York City,r Philadelphia, and Buffalo Theaters DENBY MAKES HLANS FOR I WASHINGTON APPEFARANCEl By IRobert ("a Moriarty Michigan will send its eigeenccth' annual opera cast. Buffalo, Now York City, Philadelphta, and probably Washington will be on the itinerary LE...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILX U DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETINI Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received until .: x0 v. n. (11 ,30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 3 TUESIAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1923 Number 9 To All Nenibers of the University Faculty, Staff, and Employees: Emer- gencies, Accidents, Sudden Illness: The facilities of the Health Service are available at all times in cases of sudden illness or accident on...…
…_____________________ THE MICH-IGAN LAL ENSAFE DAILY Publication is 1 the University. Volume 3 OFFI'CIAL BULLETIN I the, Bulletin is constructive notice to all mnembersofat Copy received until 8: SO D. m. (11: 30 a. mn. Saturday.) IVEDN ESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1M2 dumber 95 F. "To All Memnbers of the unversity Fatuty, stff, and Employees: Ener gentles, Accidents, Sudden Illness: The facilities of the Health Service are available at all time...…
…TIIE MICHIG~AN D L\ THuRSDAY, __y ILY OFFICIAL BULLETINf ation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all memnbers ofI Diversity. Copy received until I.:3S0 z. m. (11: 30 a. m. Saturday) t e3 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1923 Number ofW IPublica the Uut Volume f To All Students: It is requested that all students who have changed their address sine the last Mxe A~3er call at the office of the Dean of Students, Room 2, Uni- versity Hal, an...…
…THlE MICHICAN JQAILI _. .. ...,...W..... . . ... __ ._ __ _ i LILY OFIILBLEN [ation in the Bu~lletini* constructive notice, to all memfiers of !J$rlrsity. Copy received until 8 : D nu.m.,,(I11:30' a. iatuwdtar.) soe 3 FRIDAY=.FHBRAAY 16, 192,3 Number 97 I To All Students: It is requested that all students who have changed their address since the last semnester call at the office of the Dean of Students,' Room 2, Uni- versity Hall,...…
…E MICHIGAN V 64. . I. ......... DAILY Publication in the University. Volume 3 Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of py received until 3:30 D. m. (11 ('0 a. m Saturday 3 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1923 Number 98 Resigns Position On Board Su nectionwith orders in which the writ- an additional two tons to the regular 1ISYAVIL Ing is Illegible or In connection with parcel post and is no doubt due to :I verbal orders. desire on ...…
…"iTI THEMICHIGAN DAIL\" DA ILY -OFFICI AL. BULLtE T I N Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members ofj the University. Copy received until 3:lSO v. 'gy.. (11:30 a. in. Saturday.) Volume 3 SU DAY, FEBRUARY 18, 192"Number 90 FF.s' To All Students: It is requested that all students who have changed their ad.dress since the last sementer call at the office of the Dean *of Students, Room 2, U~ni- 'versity Hall, and till ...…
…TH4E MICHIGAN DAIL TUEFSD7AY', Fi3RVARY M-....a, I LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I :,Wbication In tMe Bulletin is constructive notice to ho university. Cony -ae'4vf~d ir1 2°;00 D.ntm (11'10 'olume 3 TUESDAY, FE9BRUARY 20~ 19-03 all mnember 'Numbe, r of i ras A T h~t~~ o m tefrle ,C le eo leai ee oa te A tsrt meeting o the Attendaae Committee for Men.'Kill be held, on Tuesday lFeb. 27~; later jneetfh'g on the same days and at the same hours ...…
…__________ TIHE, MICHIGAN DATL\ IW IIbYI WII WIY YII OFFICIAL BULLETIN, the BLulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3.36 D. ,m. (11:30 a. m. SazurciaP-)! I i . ,. ry .: a.w.rrr:..+ +Moro;,..iruwr ,}s+jrrr rr . 4++;ir.rrwcr.i..rMr.r .. igisfDrthday C Cocllo0n . . q 5R,ash1Dngton's Birthday. Convocation wxill tsk4 place in 11111-Audi- :.t 10: 30 a. m. Thursday, Fecb." 22..Edwin F.Gaty, Ph.DM, LL.D., an s...…
…T! IF MIC N DAIL1 . .... .,.: _..c......,. ...,. . TUE MIC N DAIL'~ OFFICIAL BULLETINI z,, .. ''t-.. - .. , , S,.r . . q. - I LI Iin the Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members of AVy Cony received until 3~:0 v. m. (11:3 .-P & w5turday l THURSDAY, FEBRUJARY 22, 19231- Number lo' 1. 1 «e 3 ..._..... ... .......,..., ..,.r...r I Washington's BRthday ConVocation: The Washington's Birthday, Convocation will take place in Hill...…
…PACTS Lr7CIIx ' ,, TI IF. MICIATGAN DATLI PACI~ 13~TGHI~ TI IF MICI-IIGAN DAILA t~'R1l)AY. V'Pfl3RUARY 23, 1 DA L O FI I L,ublication it the Blulletin Is constructlve notice to all members of the U~niversity. Copy r".eived unti) 3:." is. M. (1130 a. In. Saturday.) Vahn IIJDNYFEBRUARY 23, l9Sf l t{rcmer I10' Reformer lWages Bl Ue Law Battle With Show Mana Intramural Items MA.TO, . ! t N. . zoology :3a e(eredity):; Seating lists in ...…
…_ ton A. Goetz, '22E, Alden G. Hoyt, '22E. "ay y c Rexl igi Upos Custorn MIHIGANMEN V DI A . .Jimeno, '22E, Melvini D. Moersch,1at yoursev DALY O FII L U LE I JHNR URE BIEY C lh phos utm2E, Robert D. atton, '22. Robrt .er. Call 960{ TOi MElIART IflCIIRfl 'UOWNlWITHIfL111OTHERSf rDorcdE. Hathaway, '22, Donld ' Got a room Putblication in the Bulletin Is const ructive notice to all members o fIe ILfld 111wi1l1 the niverity. Copy' received untl S ...…
…T UIIIIIAL DULLI INI In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all me~mbers ofJ lt .' eopw roceived until 3: SkO D. In. (11:30 a. m SIaturday.) SUNDAY, FEBR VARYQom, 1923 i'ninber 100Z be no confe ecce of the Deans 'on 'Wednesday, Feb. 28. The 0will tako placo Wednesday, Mar. 1. at 10 aa. mn. 1inthe Presi- M. L. B3URTO. ,S' ( h al fica ultn 64' tlon' of #sers of -the Daly Official Bulletin is again respectfuly ct z e sabraitted. for, publica...…
…a * Slip ..* c AA'.Ju & 1 a. L acd LY OFFICIAL BUL ETINI on in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all miembers of raity. Copy received until 3:1'0 1). m.. (11:30 a.,im. Saturday.) 'I'VESflAY, FEIJItVAIIY 27, 1923l Nl'umber I106 ume 3 Former Governor Slated For Postx in U. S 'ti net .MM, To Users of The Dally Official Bulletti: The attention of ulcers of th& Daily Official Bulletin is again respectfully called to the following: ~(1) not...…
…_______________ iF -7MICHIGAN DAIL) WEDNE~lA Pul, the' VrON AI Y caton in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all mnembers of University. Copy received until 3: lO p. ra. (11;30 A, m. Saturday.) info -3 WEDNELSDAY, FEBIRUARY 28, 1'94' 3 N IIaher 107 their families. The members Of the lUniversity Cluib will b~e the guests of the Club. ('tARA B.13. BTES. Oratoicat Ascz r turn Le ;ii re Tonight; Holders of Course Tickets will use tho Wil...…
…tiP T ~~~~THE MIi fIGdAN DAlE Qt Y Ci-t-tYI,1 t Io- .nntaro the Ktn too tloiiiti. r o r toev.with a oertiion, J i/ kinig Lt/1 r >/CSfe ow- to re ,ttto to atter, rtot -t iet n0ci telte 0 err -,(irxtlilot t-Cta ein u are 1itioji -mten tn opi- tatc:: . . : E 1 I ttto ite AiA Onti ' tticiasTi.the ate ,i , det aup~oTheioadthelaoir 'I -ttot ,rA roit itfland ./. ortsupport af the poe. tt adIlin tant p ere err yi It:-fon Outt'rtll- iv [.r 2 ig tsttanc...…
…PA.EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1923 FA~.A EGHT HE ICHGAN AIL SUNAYFEBUARY25,192 11N Sundy Niht Lnche The Betsy Ross Shop lust the place to have that light lunch Our Luncheon Combinations Speak for Themselves What fits in better after a heavy meal than a BETSY ROSS SANDWICH With a Creme Puff Sundae and a Cup of Hot Chocolate Ham, Pimento Cheese, Peanut Butter Sandwiches Home Made Apple Pie a la Mode Fruit Salad Connor's Su...…
…SOUVENIR 4MORNING HOP EXTRA EDITION V O L . X X X I II . A N N A O O R M I C H I G A N , S A T T " D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 1 0 , 1 9 2 3 . 1 1 1 R < - T N C E N T . l f w 4 0 L G~O~EDIOW(NS J-HOP GRAND MARCH FINALE GUETM AND DAE MOSC EVENT OF SEASON FEAT ODES OF VOP; I NOW MEMODY E'XQISITE, DAZZ11ING CREAT XIO'N'S GUSS0,0 M OF "11 1.MI XASIIO'' A.PPEARI GREEN P'REDOMINATE S MEL ODEOUS _MUSIC HOLDS IN ARRAY OF COSTUME '0 x DANCERS iN ITS SWAY H...…
…VOL. NXXII No. 09 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY FEBRUARY 18, 1923 mummnCURRENT WORLD EVENTS AS SEEN BY THE, CARTOONIST Grol Forges TII SHI CJ11-91 PUNS N- ~Satiric Weapons I IIU BANQUETMARCV N~l~ES /fFRlL~ff~AY%, Z1 O':For ParodCy Isu% D 60 QfiSUHENTRP1G ./S-WA/1 A//ID 6IAT!FI / Confirmation o curent rumors that. - the Gargoyle was planning to issue a Punrpose to houge Interin 11Ytorkibig publications numnber com~ as 'a '10 of S. C. A. and ( iua...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY 01 They have argued the governmlent , 14je fut~tp t V t out of oending detectives to the op0. They hays distributed their pictureso OFFICIAL NIEWSlPAPIE0R'Of TlE UNI- broadcast to the preOct throughoout the V ESIfY OP MICIGAN1 Po) h'Ise o51 bsiystote ood eation. In foct they hae5 % On lib TfileSDante dorin lbhonieslty yea by te Badindovoted two hoors a day religiously Let (lhaperens B...…
…! tlt;P .,1-11%.*/113 (Continued from 'age 9) . and her mother is a gen r who would rather do the elf than ask Cora to spn tle old dishes il her nanicure. Sam, the brother-In-law, eases being a plumber when Cora hinks up the title "Sanitary Engin- er," and Hedrick (Buddy Messenger) s the little pest, a composite of every baby brother." "The Power of a Lie," the attraction >r Friday and Saturday, is a picture ith an all-star cast which i...…
…SATURDIAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE . . . . ......... = - --. - I Guests From All Sections O1If BotI 8-zs 1} Capron 11(1sfr 3 (h t Cio Country A ttend Annual .AJ'-IJrojr. Guet-l'ie ls s es Slly onnoly, ocIto rdMi;rHt, lbs list of patrons and pa'trons's- C). Gts es as announced by Arid P. Baoyne, ci ', IDetri '24P, cbairnman of tbs J-lHsp pro- Ripids; 51 grant committee, includes: is;Helen President and Mrs. Macian 1...…
…±RkTTHEtMIiCHIAN rDAILY SU'N9Y, FRJARY - I 923 t; -4, EIGHT 7 ,/ A m rica tions simnilar to the Klan- problem. replace conspiracy with co-operation, /"l .i Lf X f/ I Now in 'regard to the latter, many f forget minor differences, expell all VV~a G IlKlansmen are business men ana p6ii-l hatred, if we wsh to make America Ala i g A m e i a S f ticians They are derendent upon the-!! and the world safe for Americans and V / ( ' spportof the peop...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 A. McLaughlin, Ann Arbor. Guests- 1111111111111111111 1 11111 t111 1tiIIII11ts---111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M 11111111111111111 _ L The Misses Katherine Brown, De- troit; Elizabeth Stark, Detroit; Mary (Continued from Page Three) Arden Crumpacker, Valparaiso, Ind.; erine A. Evans, Detroit;Edythe Adele DeLano, Ann Arbor; ima-= 1 Wal...…
… TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. FEBRUARY iS 929_ SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1923 THEMICHIGAN DAILY -PA _ _ _ ... 4 , it that I am inclined to think that the black against the bliie, faintly utter- expurgation has been rather light. ing their wail of a cry. To give an idea as to the plot I have . "On the other side of'the Pombo, or found the following: o nthe other- side of the Bembe, some- _ nont was -itf iner i. I, _________________ I ______...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1924 J-HOP COMMITTEE Gwendolyn Ward, Detroit; Ruth Bar- Detroit; Josephine Schepers, East bara Thompson, Jackson; Margarite Lansing; Elizabeth Gier, Lansing; Richards, Detroit; Voyce Godfrey, Jean M. Allen, Detroit; Harriett Lo- Hillsdale; Marian J. Marshall, Jack- gan, St. Louis, Mo.; Marie O'Connell, son; Martha A. Smith, Rittman, O.;...…
… t ..-~ TYAQE SIX THE MICHLIGANA.~ITALY SUNDIAY, ~FEBRUARY 18, 1923 L--: DA, :R VARY 518, 193 HE MICHIGAN DAILY - i ~- ,~, P - "I BO 1 11 i r. rr.++ y..rrrg~sNI W-- THE WORLD IN FALSEFAVE, by l-he clarity, the simonlici , of his atye Oteorge Jean Nathian.. Alfred t otb win our ur.ier tandiag: and eom-n Kniopf. pel our admiratin. In technical abil- Reviewed by Robert Bartron iity. assuiredly, Housman is beyond (:ci...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY :10, 1923 G r eeoe, N. Y'.; Aphra Ludd, Be- H UEWTH Itrust; Bernice Moore, iinneapolis, _____1 Mien.; Ruby Green, Whichita, Bans.; (Coninue fro Pag Fir) Dorothy Curtis, Ionia; irs. Robert Esther Hackedorne, Toledo, 0.; ElsieCrysksn Stevens, Springfield, Ill.; Jean Craig, I ot 1RcadCu Detroit; Ruth Blackly, Yalparaiso, CBooth4-Ricad MrClGorg Ind.; Crsstel Yander Hurst, Ralasna- hprn-r n r.Gog z...…
…- - --- ---- - -- I-- wr I - AW, . -If I . - - I I I - - . I - , - - 'I.- O- ; TH4E MICHIGAN- DAILY SUJNDAY, FEBRUJARY 18; f923 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY i8, 1923' -THE MICHIGAN DAILY"'h i . ,. of their dignified beauty, and, inci- through her efforts, and hers practic- dentally, very much cheaper. ally alone, did "Lady Billy" amuse iMr.Shuter, and his assistant, Carl the audience at the Whitney last Mon- inaIX SC C nl a: Gusde, who doubt...…
… '74 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN "DUTCH CLEANSER" DANCE ! T ' k ; 1 l1_ ,. , ;. f ; .% 1 'iFx I r -"'1 'i Ik bra c T} ,HITNEY THE TRE 1 onday, February I HENRY W. SAVAGE oFFers J .J 7e Delicious ocal Aldornmenf 0 T AMERICA S FAVORITE Lts PRIMA DONNA PCIu tx COMEDIENNE IN e 11usIC AL RO MAMCUP LAdyBilly 7/r , 16,r OPEVAT/7'10<fMVSA TIO N 300dIMES AT THE LISEMTY, NEW YORK, CAFT AND CH OUR S OF 50-Company's ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PR~ffSORSTAL (Continued from Page 9) years the total payments certainly made by Germany amount to about $2,- 000,000,000 including the value of d- liveries in kind, but of this sum only about $350,000,000'is credited to repar- ations and most of this latter sum to Belgium which has a priority. The rest of Germany's payments have been dissipated in the cost of the army of occupation and in oher treaty costs. Subject to the p...…
