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…TIE ICI tVU1.4t -A1V 1tU~e AL L ~vae Arplne o You Kntow WIhy the cngineering cle e {.u, 1h honor 1l1I =system'1? ming tank open to all womnen register-f Simons, while at the Uiniversity with I odet in the gymnasium; and a runniing Abrahai Gornetsky, '19L, wrote the track 310 feet long. The r;Ymnasiumn music for the Union oneras, "All That fJ'loor Is 90 by 80 feet and is equipped GlItters," and "Fools' Paradise." Since wiAith apparatus ...…

…_... ...e.... ..r.... _ -I l L 1VAA. v1 *iL"-a. L![- * L - a i . t """'- .,.... ONDER TRACK TEAM 'i RINGS H-OME TLE,' AFTER GREA-T-M.EE ' I ciation of Detroit at the Hotel Tuller. LIIrutv1N o 10' ' l-is topic will be "The Purchasing Pol- r bo4 (#ardI N ot icy and the Business Cycle". , 'AAVI 'I nii MICHIGA N RECORDS 'y ]RECORD, ,.... . __... DACES NyIN OVER AYRES lie Fiashes First in Six and Places in Eight Out of Ten ell's 'won...…

… TH IS COLUMN ICLOSES AT 3 P.M.4 Hers A Left Handed Pitcher WithA Left Handed 3Career,". They Say Of Twiler Clarence A itchel SORC RIY PLAT SALE FOR IL mum Vii~e. 20c. Three oaly to e tfivnghon. t I The unswick record by Oriole6 TerraXbe chestra. STOFFLET PHONO COPS, tNickeI's Arcade and 110 E. ENT~ COFF'EE 35c. Pierces Cast.h res. 113-20 BUSINES~S OPPORTUITY OFITABL.E VACATION WORK ,N and WOMWEN wanted to sell indexed Bible, just revi...…

…THlE MICHIGAN " D American Rel Worker EmpUyV, Georgian P-i-nces . ._ ,t. _ ! Florence Meyers Five dollars a month is the munifl- cent salary paid to eight blue-blooded Georgian princep by Miss Florence Myers, Hinsdale, Ill., relief worker in the Near East. She's stationed at Ti- flis, Caucasus. II eRAS B~lt 1.ARdtIN 0 VICTORIES OU,VEySCOeSIwrAiD "mo s For Rent or ir By winning both debates Friday night in the Mid-West debating league, Mic...…

…THE WEATHER' SO3ruWJ1 T COLDER~ TODAIN t Ag an Vol. XXXIII No. 123 EIGHT PACES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH i, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVEI OEITS 31 Iii / TR 00 LORADO TAFT TO GilE TALK HRE TUESDAYEVENING' WELJL KNOWN ARTISTT (V aAST LJ2CTITRE ON OR~ATUOR.- ICAL SERIES TOPIC IS "GLIMPSES OF ;r A SCULPTOR'S STUDJ091O" S4FNIOIIENGINEERS (C1O0SE E STICKS Fl CANE4 j , DA's Senior engineers have, chosen the cane which is to be carr...…

…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MCHIGAN, SUNDAY. MARCH l. 1923 A Review of Campus Periodicals CHIIMES ELMER SORLES LOOMIS a,'S and cease believing that a urst- Nunerous dissertations have ap- irg soul is the measure of the Uni- peared from time to time dealing with ere the various issues ot the several ea-ion. The editors should watk more! rest appears forceditatd Atificia; the THEg S'N1)AY MAGAZINE puts pubiceations whieth have literary humly with...…

…____ ____ ___ ____ ___ _- - THE MICHGAN DAILY ...... ^.. DIETU Al Rifulling s concerto. Two numbers corn-Louts Untermeyer [ 1 , ' 1I prise the orchestral program, the P er ~ r nILL~L uuunrnvu lIIIIUU IJLU"Rhenish" symphony in }i~at rancriedfor modern orches- k t r' by Mr. Stock. Louis Unrtermteyer, poet and critic, TH aI T A U LA ~L I~f A concert performance of Saint- 1 who is visiting Robert Frcst, was the ____ - aen' dmso et elia wll on...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, '1ARCIT 1S, 1923 The Valley Of Quicksand Immediately following the termin-1 JACK BERKMAN o this conference, stated, "We pro- tion of thne Franco-Prussian War, Bl- posea 2,500000 (indemnity), bit it nar'k, the most able stateman that aaprpitoanntigt tyrin ltslrue'umraMseotisattout' Frnchs allies that it Germany ever iad, proceeded to work mgtb u aifcoymaso olcig a day ve this estimate i, in altare running ...…

…_______ ______ ______ ______ ___ TE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _____________ '! N P IUIIILII U tIUULIII J RA0B r0Ili P NRAM I IP1 here, are several types of w ork1 tc I be carried on. Fvehundred tand lfifty; place ca rdtsmust, be made to be t, , _ ."I ~nII nthe trays of the patients on EaTT (r I" n orinig. Work on thes e will cor i:, 1 01P opasting, on cut-outs, printingr a _i.._A . . ...... . painting. Thei re are also x50 hEas,-.r G~:VA5I irls' ...…

…SUNDAY, MARtCHIIs, 125 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PraoITIR~ TEN DENCIES IN HIGH BUILDING DESIGN Public inerest in ttte high building EMIL LORCH designt problenm more dificult and hies been greatly- stimulated by the .ifatcinatng and the results mrsei- Tribune -Buitdinag Competition. Like Ili tei l 051 ie A ~coocs tuesqe, and at the same timc-takating the modernt battteship, the skyscraper,; for bettetr conditions of igt atd air flow a comnonplace of s...…

…THE MICH-IGAN DAILY SUNDAY, . . , ... WAIN" JD~ti~ ty which marked their stay. Michigan1 Sid~i~ncan do no less for Cornell over the coning week-end. OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF TIHE The banquet Saturday. night will be V6NIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN anl affair of exceeding interest to fol- >Pulished every mnorning except Monday I owers of athletics. Several im2por- during tke University year by the Board in tant speakers have been scheduled for Ceato...…

…t1Q r 'ou1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1923 Broadway Climbs A Hill "Emperor William In Exile" was the ROBERT BARTRON introduced to this type of play at his title George Jean Nathan gave to one local community theatre. of his essays on Shakespeare. It was plethora of excellent dramas is their thaires of Nea York, not theN e And so it goes. The taste of the a very clever title, a very clever essay, frankly surprising, tragic, and evenrt...…

…_______________________________THE MICHICGAN DAILY PAt:R x y kt p ..- y ,,. , 14.,...E U U. Al I f I Ig I; El1 k " fY N k a 1 '4 'Y" f * {" Ii~. r r .2t4. , -g/- r,1 f t g A.... ......... . . . . . . . .e - r M- ., '.1/fILI CAVE girl, daughter of Eve--stripped of her jazz Eand her bold fri volit xI what's the modern flapper really like? Ras she a head, and does she use it? Is she daring, unselfish, resourceful? DE MILLE showed you...…

…i rt 1 SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE SUDY-A. 1,12 H MCIA AL A - The March Chimes AGA WINTERS Chin es' Theatre issue, which appear- gbt hge-wagon offends my esthetic ed ist 'Wednesday, is a typical vaude- sense. Lew Harlan slithers into the ville show-colorful, varied, dazzling, limelight once more with another and, after the first shock of amaze- eIs(tch of Town and Gown :poetry. isvent has ipassed, disappointing. Th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ ,. "-.... fir"'..°°sw"° :. :"' "" wns ". ,. ili7i MUM II Y IY i .. MMMA" 1 . 3 ..... ... a ..:'y .. COBBiVEs MEN Special Practice Handed Out to Bot Infield and Outfield by Georgia Peach DEL PRA TT' GOING GOOD WITH REST OF DETROIT INFIELDERI Augusta, 0a., March 17.-Tyrus Cobb is not going to take his squad of diamond stars and put them in action before he has a chance to give them a few of his ideas. . During...…

…PAGE& SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SLNKDAYMARCH 1.9, Y23d a man twice her age. As she grows{ wine o life, can hecone intoicated Odr, she is occasionally seared with with theljo of living and te hp the brand-iron of ealison, 'this girl o hpi B O~ with a remarkable ability to -w ott-a in the world by accepting a few She has lve-afairs, she earns, here cotonopaces, witaout draining the -iT.own livng, she lives in ais where' glass to the last poisonots ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY"" ' l1 LI-TC-A COBB BNKS I THISL ER e - By Jack Keene The education of Jimmy O'Connell. X75,000 beauty of the Giants, is now 'under way. There are several things helhas to'iearn about the art of play- ing ball as they play it under the bi; tent. Wherefore John McGraw is de' termined that he shall learn and the training of the youngster has begun Being an apt pupil, O'Connell is lear- ning quite rapidly and by the time ...…

…SUNDAY, MA RCH 18, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PGE SEVEN HIGH BUILDINGS (Continued fruns Page Three) as retainers. Over two hundred archi- tects prticipated at an estima ted cost to the competitors of nearly' one baltt miltion dollars. The site, 100 by 139 feet, is one of ttie most importanat in Chicago. Up to a height of 260 feet, thits entire area could be usedt for office pttrptoses; beyond this, to a heigt of 400 feet, ati ares limited to ...…

…_____________TI I E MICI GAN DATLE___ --r- THlsIS COLUMN CLOSES AT.3 Pd.$ LASSIFIE A DVERTI SING TIS COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M. i CLASS IFI E S C©UMNCLSES AT 8P M DO YOU K1NOW w ve have the ms Icompletely equipped plant in the country for Repairing, Refinishing, and tUpholster ing oftoin initure? rPhone '381-W. P. P.iHarding 88-21 !. 1. , : '. The writers named are to speak on! 7D 0 Lthe literary lecture course, composed D o ou K now 1...…

…P EIGHT TH-MC G NDAILY - - m ~cTTHE MICHIGANDAL SUNDAY, MARO'1 18, 192:.3 ?ortks /> Sn ASTEIR approaches-and women everywhere are planning their wardrobes for Spring. To delay ac- ~ltion i adopting the new Spring stles is to lose the zest of originality in wearing them. Modes for individual needs and for every occasion are being presented in the ready-to-wear section where shopping for Spring attire will be found a pleasure. The Suits The' Wra...…

…tion Y I Two I itprn E~it a Section Two IVo1 XXXIII xo-n13 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1923 PRICE FIVE CENTS JUNIORGIRLSTO d~aing PlayeP.4 Iae Mch 1rauate lxperlenee Though Local Glbs SECULRED TO FTRN1.411MUSK, At the,,ist dress rehearsal of the h eteent h annual Junior Girls' play 004~ last evening in Harbour gymnas- urbth the, at and the choruses rive eviene that this production, Wih is to be presented -the evenings 'March...…

…____ ____ ___ ____ ___THE MICHIGAN DAILY T THE THEA TERS' TheStage European Debts To Arcade Garrick (IDetroit) A m s Ceti ccii de Mille's Paramount produc- "h pigie.fYuh ste S"Adam's Rib" is the opening at- "h pigieo ot"i h 3tion on Sunday in which Anna Q. stage offering at the Garrick Theater When asked his opinion concerning 1 3son, Milton Sills, Eliott Dexter beginning Sunday night. This Uusi- the question of Europe's debts, Prof. i I Pau...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAkOI 18, 1923 PA(- 4EIGHT r- - ".- I--: re..- a r _ - _ r ///of { j - .- 11- - / l r - - -a- , - - -- "X lli a 4I~ I 1O~ a- - - a - _ c --_ -= h-Sut-Th Wap Suhsatsed--okn fok-s hs - -tsylsaesovraie -tteyicue oflaru reed hn o te-rpefbis -oe orsotswa-ndfrdrs ccsos - - T eeaeci ltl prssut fcmlsar-h aetevdneta prnailflo veysragtlieevni-tesan uflsd jakt rasar, lue n jce.-hs deortia-n thtter eiinisaws- ,-= W apand Cat ...…

…- -,. - . , "> THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. MARCH 18, 1923 SUNDAY, MARCH-18, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE, TWO r I i , The Valley Of QuicksandI Immediately following the termina-! JACK BE tion of the Fanco-Prussian War, Bis- marck, the most able stateman ..that't Germany sever had, proceeded to work ian appropriation amounting to $60,00 out a y atisfactory means of collecting a day. Even this estimate is, in all the reparations which...…

… "THE MICHIGAN DAILY' PAGE SiX SL-NbAy, MARCH l1&, 1 31 C.NhDANMRH1.iz 'TXHE MICHIGAN- DAILY ;..._ - ~. a non tw-ice her age. As she grow.91 wine of life, can became intoxicated - over,.- sheis oceasioually seared wiwith. the ,fop of livig mid" l e h~pi- tho- -brand-iroui of reali,son, this girl with a. remrarktable a ~t nnrte. wiIn the vwoxld by accejitizag a few S;comimonplaces, without draining the { own living. she luxes in Paris wher...…

… -j 41- , A. r . s r.. ' ,l r' , [ t +. THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1923 i . R * 'I SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY IMMON." Broadway Climbs A Hill I The March Chimes AGA WINTERS "Emperor William In Exile" was theA ROBERT BARTRON introduced to this type o play at his title George Jean Nathan gave to one local community theatre. of his essays on Shakespeare. It was plethora of excellent dramas is ...…

…... s.....,.. . r ,..,~ .. -.:Y- .. _. _...,. 'I: I. I I I .. I I - 4 1 AWJ , STO it; 5 James. Foster 213,So. State Hou~se of -Art De~ries krt . Sore 223 So. Main Street Auto Special~ty Shop 219 West Hiuron'. t. Ann Arbor Auto Top;Company 311 South Ashley Stet Ann Arbor Auto Laund,T 207 West Huron Street Phone 2012-R. Vernon J. McCrumb 113-115 South Ashley Street Distributor for Pennsylvania Vacuum. Cup Tires. Saginaw Auto Damp Traile...…

…THE MVICIGAN DAILYS I AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I IPublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members af 1he'University. Copy reoeived until 3;1o n. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Voume 3 SUNDAY, IMAfl~i- K I 1 lumlar 12 sen 1, Ceuiell s The Ipsntponedl meeting of the Senite Counoil for the month of March will be held at 4:16 p. i., Monday, March 19, in the office of the President. F. E. ROBBINS. . ht University Sente s -The third...…

…THE WEATHER. GENERALLY FAIR TODAY L.I A6F Ap -AL -AL- 4ij t r Ag ... VOL. XXXIII. No. 122 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, (ARCH 17, 1923 ;; . r - 3 --- -------- M'ICHIGAN DEBATE TEAMS WIN BOUTH AVFIRMATIYE SIDE WINS ('OSEj ARGUMENTS BY CLEVER REASD'NIN INJUNCTION$ USED AS TOPIC OF ARGUMENT NET TITLE GOES TO FRANCE SUZANNE BEATS MOLLA Nice, March 16-(By A.P.)- No one could be found tonight to challenge the right of Suz- a...…

…THE [ICHIGAN ILY ' GERMANS DECLARE FRANCE PLOTS TO A , lVA R N MNPICHS ANI RUR INVASION CALLEI) PARTS OF L"RENCLI SCIIEME ARRST TW 0 TREASON bSUSPEICTS IN M UN I CH ashore in a heavy fog in Jones' Inlet between Rockaway Beach -and Fire Island tonight. Heavy seas were running and tugs were rushed to her aid. Health Minister In Law Cabinet CHIMES CONDUCTS THIRD SHORT STORY CONTEST, Chimes has announced the opening of its next short story c...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ASQUS GIVE PLAY AT WUMENS' LEAGUE PARTY Girl Is Youngest City Councillor In Great Britian WJ~omen, Before 'a fair sized audience, group one of Masques lresented a one act comedy, "The Silly Ass", yesterday afternoon. As a whole, tfie play was well presented *.nd showed excellent x directing. Ruth Werkheiser, '23, di- rected the comedy.r Constance Baldwin, '23,1 portrayed- ably the part of the mother, -to whom the speed...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIYERSITY OF MICHIGAN j Publishes every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of' Stude::t Publications. Mmber ®f Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication oftall news dispatches credited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..... ij ... H " , v. f r s / Iy; _ " , " " i ' l . a ALWAYS BEST AT The WenanGisnofrCo. THREE PHONES 15 00 ONE NUMBER lti ;,y "r r BEST IN ANN ARBOR SINCE 1865 Sain arik Day An tI,, green to eat you 'want Inspect our window~s tA I{ EGGS Courltry RUn. .......t},:;: Stinnjed ............. ' THE HOME OF PURE FOODS w m I P SAUSAGE W. G. Brand in3 Small Links . "' y f 4 S 3 j PISPIES PI1ES The kind that make ...…

…'THE' MICHIGA DA Y J 2' N (to"- r .... .... . . .."""" ...".M r..., ...+ ,,""-- - f . .. . ,p..y. .p , .,. un _ M i s !d } i ff Q jj.. ,. "a . ,. " ' . . MI\C H\II FAVORED IN B16-EN TRACK MEEINGTONIGH (Continued from Page One) Michigan is. counting absolutely on Reinke taking first place in the 880, on Van ,Orden in the shot put and on Isbell in the two mile. With a start of 15 points, from these three men the Wolverines should be...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY EK LIT![ the team~ will be at least oewe late in getting to outdoor work andl may not get out before ten days or two 'weeks. ENTER ED INPOLE VA UL T Intramural Itemns .__. , B~aseball practice will be confined to the cage longer thani usual this sprin~g according to Lorenzo Thomas;, superinitendlent of Ferry field. The de- lay is due primarily to the wet weather dluring the last three weeks. ~Last year the team left t...…

…TH4E MICHIGAN DAIL% AlLY OF'FICIlAL BULLETIN1 Mcatton in tite Bulletin is construtctivre notde to all members of Unversity. Coviy received until 3:30 9. m. (11:30 a. mn. Sitturday,.)1 ne 3 SATURPAY,AROCH 17, 193'Nuniber 112 . ya ++.. w l IWiMyyy yAy INIMYIiiYwW / aWMw nM w Senate Council: The poestponed greeting of the Senate Coune.3 for the month of March will be held at 4:15 p. mn, Monday, March4 19, in the office of the President. ...…

…THE WEATHERI RAIN; COLDER TODAY A0i t ia ~aih .AT TEND CONVOCATION TODA Y , r __ VOL. XXXIII. No. 121 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE MVE CENTS . .... PRICE FIVE CENTS L TORO Ilk 4t S c=.. SP ECTI _. . i GROESBECK UNABLE TOSPEAK TODAY1 AT CONVOCATIO0N MAJOR, ROLPIL DUFF WILL TARE ADDRESS IN GO VERN ,OR'S PLACE PRIVATE~ SECRETARY OF STA'TE HEAD TO TALKI Section Reserved In Hill A...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' r TDAY1 i 1 c c c s I 1 1 7 MISINRYMETBURTON TELLS NEEDS Of Needs Of WILLOPEN TODAY UNIVERSITY T BAODE - ~~~~(fontinuc 1 1from1 1age~ OneUldP )oIaP1111 to ''lir Im insl ConiIwhich have beeneriefssed (during Ith( ferencee past few months came from sour ces twhich were attempting to und (ermin ileating R. AULZV3M the character of the University. Plant 13It S N '1I d1 ;R A E 3 1 1 1IT ,I have feIt at tim es,~ h said, "tIWp...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY_______________ There w ill be a bridge t; a fron 5o'clock Sahluday ,afternIoon a Kappa Alpha 'Theta h-; se, dance from A tc 12 o'clock in th4 wing, for the benefit of tHe Wo leaigue. TPickets for the tea aI cents~ apiece, and for the danc( cents apiece, and $*1 a couple. Chaperones for the dlances this end are as follow s: UnTTjion, Fri Miss Mlartha H ills; SaI 'tda--M G. H~eartt; Armo~ry, Friday-Mrs. Adams; Saturffay-I'4r...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY RI1D Y, MARCH 16ip . .. Die ,fRir t all Bahly One of America's foremost enter- tainers, Raymond Hiitc hcock, is re- oFrICIA L KFWSPIER 0OF THE UIMVEIISITY OF MIHCHIGAN t publishes every "morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. OASTED RLL~ f~ijt /~lnt1 Jl ~ sl~R ll. ,, EDTRIAL COMMENT 'Wo en' s League Ii p~orted to have said in a recent inter- + ieWv that ...…

…___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___THE MWCHICAN DAILY 'It it r i . - , llr-. *W"-% -lr- " ---- - - - , - - --- SILL DEBATE TONIGHT E Hoover Aide May Do You Know Soon Resign Post ____________ Tor $100,000 Jobr The The asked The needs ot a Women's field house":' extension and improvements for the journalism department?! needs for a new museum? D+ ubv I lielws Fleet Ralroad-, to C(onsolidate 1UsIINSOE T E Aboard the L. S. S. HedroP...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILYPR 000 ....... ._ 4 6. IG~C&NTRACKMEN TO ,RU TR HIALS FOR CONFEREN1CE MEET' uke, Hatttendorf, CuisiNg", Martin. Places AssuredE Joynier, Thomas :wd iemens f The events are doped as follows for To lRimt Heats# the Wolverines: 50 yard dash between 3 to 5 points, t6io mile 6 to 8,1pole W ill Ruin Tonight on his hand44orYovdr a week. In 440 Yard Trials Another sign of a "'. i t jInx c ainthe,~l f~~ ~ inlielding pra~tIU...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rO M .. w,. ,. ... . f . 1 DAILY TO PUBLISH BUJSINIESS DIRECTORY B<eginning next Sunday The Daily will publish a classified business directory in connection with the classified departmnent. Representatives of The Daily are busy selling space for the filrpt section to appear Sunday.. I.. RUMSINESS TRYOUTS WANT ED Second semester freshmen with bett. lhan a C average and lio 1) or I grades from their first semlester aer...…

…____ ___ ___ ___ ______TI IE MICHIGAN DAIL)~_ __ _ _ i~iDA Y, 1ARCh 16. ..._..._.....,_.r. ,.._ ... . _ s ,. D AI LY 0F F ICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bullsetin is constructive notice to all mnembers of the Uiversity. Copy received until 31 0 D. m, (11:30 a.. m Saturday.) Volume FRIDAY, MNARCH 16, 1923 'Number 121 I WHAT'S GOING ONi &. Envoy Moved From Spain TO 1 Japanese Court, Russian Gr aind opera To Play Return Engagement ...…

…THE WEATHER PROBABLY SNOW, TODAY. Y itA6 Ar t PLAN TO ATTEND CON VOCATION VOL. XXXIII No. 120 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARIBOR MICHIGAN,, IIU1{SDAY, MARCH, 15, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS DAN6ER Of. WAR HANGS OVER RUHR REGION1 INHABITANTS THRlEATEN VIOLEINT ACTION lie in a t w MIMES TO IVE PLASVRST EBTR EXPLAIN FATHERS' DAY' LEGISLA9TIVE PARTY M\imies Iv ill give two one-act flays ReIlesentatives01fthe Fathers ' cly n ni i .t WXednl...…

…THE MCI-ICGAN DAILY q 9T STRKESRU HR (Con nued from Page One) but that the directors were cautioned that if any diffliculties were encount- ered in the cokc plant, the coal mine which is also state property, would be seized and shut lown tight. More Troopers Arrive The arrival of 800 French troop.. ald engineers was announced at the plant by the blowing of the great steam siren which is used as a danger sig- nal. This created a stir throughou...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - Pi PNt IN BASKETBA L -a-- Woman Acts As For U. S. Dep The first meeting of the spring train- When one thinks of averting a strike Close scoring throughout the basket- ing course of Girl Reserve leaders will or settling weighty labor questions, ball game played by Pi Beta Phi and be held at 7 o'clock this evening at immediately there comes the picture Kappa Delta Tuesday evening in Bar- Newberry hail. Juniors, sophom...…

…w THE -MICHIGAN DAILY 9 , tt tt- class should attend these meetings , r they would be of value. They would -_ -- - ___- represent an attempt to make the E DT RA OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE c lass exist as a group and not entirely '/f'-------- UNI EUSITY OF MICHIGAN i as. a collection of individuals. Through ;(IK\ T4i + ihdeey onn xep Mna these and subsequent meetings later ORDER SOU COMMENT~ gairoon) °' k duriing txke University Year- by t...…

…THE NflCHIC AN DAILY --- -- Vichigan. Dai ly Supplement To Students' Directory' News From The Other Colleges Ex-Congressman aids Prosecution Of War'Frauds SLEEP ANYWHER1E, BUT EAT AT R XS THlE CLUB LUNCH 712 Arbor Street Sear State and Packard Streets J1fVI1MNG WAIL"0LTh, D. S. C. CH IROPODIST 707 N. 'ut'versity Ph" oue 262 Columbia-Just as what was evid- ontly the entire class ot '2;6 was arriv- ing in taxis~ at the Hotel McAlpin for...…

…TH4E MICHIGAN DAILY H _ - >' ( t , M sra Mrr Y I I , M111 IA1Ui IIIi1 M rM A/// il Poo - a a I TRAINING ON THIE OLD CAMP GROUNDS a T WOl'J IR (F T~HE WWHEREUPmod MAN&F-QOF T! i5 0S OTi T$Y 'T' .T KC ,r K IS .L1G1BLE -r MA AE( v 5 i a7tt ~ ~ r r m [GHT MAKE' AI)UYt 40TA. A M SPE37L VEtST + e ~ME HAL- 4UDVLLt $QRE ARMS .ET ME TO'yGuR~ -AU A414titt-rpr -r~r 'u sHP sf4 Th5 '3S.,o-r 4FV'; TA M TOt{ J)O'UL. * 6t(S A (Nl VJI..L SO1 sM'E...…