…I - F VV, t ' : . . M~.~ IGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1923 x ___ _ _ _ . ' DORO-lY CANFIELD latest noavels is felt the vivacity whch l 1lllinriIIIIiiiftriiiiiillitttnrlTttimljgjggjggj ;IlitiitllItlllrlitifil;:- (Continued from Page One) s the kevnoe of hr ,character. While . , scholarly achievements the mss ey atten~ding~ fist to the tlings of home New VictorRecords -Fr March 1923, of. several tongues, and neighborhood, s...…
…+ , -,. ., . _' - - n J ., PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1923 SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ;R THE FARM' BLOC AND INFLATION- A year ago the farm bloc was a X LILLIAN REID tariff; Edison has an easy money novelty, a menace to party politics; schenm; Ford wants to run a nitrate today, as this session of Congress boplant; one wants to start co-operative This amendment will probably be sub-fbyteonr.Cppodcinhs near...…
…A FACE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 4 1923 SUNDAY, MARH 4, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY a ,: . .. ,, ,. . ..." 2 n: in r *ri .. ..... ... "" B-0 r I t i °l 9 '', l l . mp _I i a 'l y wmnwn irirr .,r .,.n - r. POLITICS FROM THE the country adheres staunchly to the_ CHURCH STEEPLE principles of the Republican Party. j Democracy has evidently been an 1NTO THE HILLS, By Edward Nelson anathema to the author ever since the...…
… PAGE FOURI THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1923 .- <.c _ rIr7 h ~- TNEL7CHKtA-NDAILY 3 Music and American Audiences The attitude of American audiences NORMAND L toward ensemble playing is one lack-E ing greatly in understanding. The valuable lessons that the old world average concert goer is an advowee has to teach, and instead created a of the star system; he is insincere in civilization based upon a practical his judgment of...…
…THE MICI-IC AN DAILY 100 EYIE IN- Trn, er Look~s For .reaction; 6GYERNMENT ANNOUNCES Admission to the Blue courses re- quires more military experience thanj t t f ~NIAII IW~ft1,In RevolutionaryRusa (Continued from Page Ninie) "I expect to see a reaction from to Professor Turner. England con- F or, which meets at 12 o'clock: I the revolution in Russia, if I live long. tinned as a republic for more than a Mr. Jun) will again speak in the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUND AY,. French 1«: IMr. Patterson's class in 'French 42 which has been meeting in Room A =Alumni Meta. Hall on Tues. and Thurs., will m eet after this (beginning Tees.) in Room 231. N.S. at the regular time. WTARNER FP. PATTERSON. Mrechmnie il Eiiginet Ting,, :6: Trip to Detroit Pre, ,ed Steel Co., Monday afternoon, March 5. 3 CHIAS. B. GORDY. IDO ANY OF THESE APPEAL TO YOU? EAT AT' Exjdbltioni of Chicago Tribune B...…
…THE WEATHER INCREASING CLOUDINESS AND COOLER TODAY LL Sir i rnn tti SEE IOWA PLAY TONIGHT VOL. XXXIII. No. 110 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1923, EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENS~ J "JiLi tirua... v. . _.. ,, _ _.. SEVERAL CHANGES Mimes Adopt Mimes Theatre has adopted new policies which will be followed in fu- T ure presentations. The changes were M D S MBL made to increase interest in their One of the change...…
…THE MIC HIGAN. DAILY'SA T'RDOAY1, -M AI~c l{[3>1923 I4U LU UI Two Appointed Ins~tructors_________ ___________________ LOCK ROF[ORS I Miss Constance Winchell, and R.L Dunn, both of the U niversity library staff, have been appointed instructors GIVE NHOR OFF IRES in Iaaoigadcasfcto o cataogin an'lsiicto the Summer session of 1923. , Officer: elected at the annual meet- ing_ of the Association of College ITeachers of Educaition held this wiieels...…
…14E ITCHIGAN DAILY P~TI .......... Chaperones for- the dlances tonight are as follo;ws: fArmory=MVrs. M. Cake; Union-Mlr - Yates Adams. All 'women who fired at the rifle1 ranige last semester or who wish to begin the work this semester are re- quested to report either on Wednes- dlay evening or Friday afternoon in r ooml 330, engineering Building. Those who will be unable to report are ask- ed to communicate with Major Willis Shippam of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPEB OF THE UNITVESITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning oxcept Monday during the University yeartby the Board in Centrol of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association,. 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. time make it e...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY A,.. - 'Pf IA r. v / \ \ '' . . 7 ,.i 1w "%, /1 /'l 4,~ p I .,., ...___. N r\7 #4 W 1 i L i i Te Sc hulz GrOcery TH OME OFPUEE e FOODS PHONES 326-327-328 114-116 E. WASHINGTON National CANNED GOODS WEEK MARCH 3 -10 "The Consumers Opporfunity" Extra Standard No. Extra Standard No.. Extra Standard No. Extra Standard No.. Extra Standard No.; Extra Standard No. 2 Size Can Corn, doz........$1.45 2 Size Ca...…
…THE MCHIGA DAIL y - .." + , . .. . , ' a Sw TRIO 0O0WOLVERINE TEAMS GO INTO ACTION I r oD Ma t her's Co urt Men Meet IowdA Tonight In Final Clash Of Season ON JLI0lL A (Continued from Pa ge One) exception of Ely at center lacks the SE IFO A great battle at center is prom- fast offense that characterized its Gerat Things Expecied of Maize and ised for tonight when Burgtt and work in the early part of the year Ypsi May Enter T Blue Runn...…
…(Continued from Page Six) 42 feet 4 inches. There may be oth- er good shot putters entered from outside the Conference cireles but it is likely that if Vail Orden throws thej weight as. well as he has the last week he will take first place. "Yarnie's" best throw of the year is 44 feet 2 3-4 inches. Hindes, who has made over 41 feet, has a slight chance of placing this afternoons .elay 'eam Weak ened Although Farrell did not want the repprts of...…
…,. -. _ _., _.-- Saturday, May 19-May Festival; Interscholastic Track Meet; Baseball 0 F F I C I A I B UFLnIlETcIiNn ont th~ilx'is schedules.?wi betakien at the meeting of the St- e B3ulletin is constructive notice to all members of _ All organizations or etening,. Mo arch ay 8. suggestionis, or who otpy received until 3::0 p. im. (11:30 a. m. Saturdai.)1 have any, objections to the schedule as outlined alcove, are requested to SATURDAY, 3-A...…
…THE WEATHER RAIlN QR SNOW; )IODER. Y AaW 4kw -AL- 4ij t r to4tit t l SEE IOWA TOMORROW 6OL. XXXIII. No. 109 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, RIDAY, 1MARCH ; 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS A 16 A 1 AU a HestOf D.Gridde rs 4 RIEP'HES NTED IN Detroit, March 1--(By A. P.)--After ; the closing hour of recorders court Judge William N. Heston is to be seen li MIRthis spring and next fall on a foot- ball field, coaching University Of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRI Handbooks Ready AOPLEY 1ES Bishop To Confirm For New Freshmen F i tte en Classes War Orphans May Frustrate Kaiser Copies of the freshman handbook, outlining Michigan traditions and U I 1111 il I UNfl Fifteen confirmation classes in Pro- New York, March 1-(By A. P.)- testant Episcopal parishes in Detroit, Reports from Berlin that former Em- Ypsilanti, and Ann Arbor, expecting peror Wilhelm and his wife were con- Bou...…
…____ ___ ___ ___ __ ___ ___ _ TE~ ICHTGAN"DAIY A J There will ho no aesthetic dancing lasses on Mnday evening, March 5, in Barbour gymnasium. The schedule for the games of the third -round of the interhouse basket- ball tournament which will be played tomorrow afternoon in Barbour gym- naslum is as follows: - "1 o'clock, Kappa Alpha Theta vs.1 .Delta Gamma. " 1 o'clock, Martha Cook vs. Chi Om- ega. - 1:45 o'clock, Pi Beta Phi vs. Austi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ 7- " muent of the teaching of the doctrines of evolution in thestate. Consider- _ - _-- 'able indignation was aroused, corn- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE municatioIns filled the mails, editorials UNIVERSITY OF )HCHIGAN swamped the newspapers, and the Published every morning except Monday Kentucky legislature finally decided during tke University year by the Board ia that the theory of evolution might not' Control of St...…
…Will Command ZR-i , K~now i Largest Di rigiblGei 1)I~t rREUTVsuPLEIENT THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE I 7'GLEE CLUB PLAN ________ SPRING CONCERTI __________ Do You _____________t How many. University buildings there are on the campus? The number of Michigan Alumni ,esociautions? Who the men on this years hockey team are and who is its captain? YESTERDAY'S ANSWERS' The prevent basketball squad I made up of the following mien: Capt, Gilbert C. Ely...…
…zr1nt1 i CHTGAN DAILY ___ 1U " rrrr rw wir + rr s_.. r rr'n"' rrn < _ . ti . C Pill r 'r 1C_ ...rte'""' , '" \..r ." ' f Zr RICKIGAN, SORELY CRIPPLED, HAS SLIGHT HOPE OF DOWNING IOWANS .uet,...hvesggsiost MICHIGAN RECORDS FRESH TRACK STER ,S IN TRIALS TODAYI otet Reachles i Fine Fettle Contest City for To-1 icaps of offensive of the Varsity which has -been one of the strong points in the Mather' game this season. Captain El...…
…THE MICHIA DAILY- 77 7-77 11 KEY REIIESHOWS CREDITABRLE SEASON FgOWOLVERINE ICEMEN Coach~ Bars. Jt anicape*ped by LFlliigl a nucleus of Comb, goal, McDuff and Varw«aid Positionzs with Green Kahn,7 defense men, was a dire one, HellI as the service s of B~arkell, center, Lkerr and Sanregret, wings, of the ELIGIBLITYX $NX ADDS', T 1922 informal hockey team, had been 4IjJUIIIS C PJPLI4Yt MJlost through graduation. 39 to 4 3 Men Turn Out Start...…
…___________TH4E MICHIGAN D AIL' FR AYtMA I --------------------- -: DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of j the University. Copy received until 3:3.0 V. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdwy.) Volume ; FRBIDAYS 3IARCII 2, 1923 :1 umhlr 109 Houme Presidenits: The regstration slips for signing oiJtt at night during February arie due and should be handed in to the Dean's office Immediately. JEAN HAMI...…
…-IE WEATHE SNOW FLURRIlES TODAY Y itvA6 ~uAll w7 Li 4d AV ITI r% PLA Y ..SAT URDA Y I VOL XXXIII. No. 108 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH I, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS I TED EXPLORER IATEIS TRAVEilCL 1S N~p ATG LAND FAMOUS NATURALIST TO rnnrurr D New Postmaster DELIVER ANIMAL LECTURE UULtJURLUR ILfIid Enters Cbe Dr. Rymond I t Dinmars, curator of Anton theh ooks which Dr. Dit- D mammals and reptiles, N...…
…bR L IVLU "lI, in the meantime, any are vitally EMJIE~~ interested and want additional infor- mautien in mediately ,they may secureIS1 IE it fmMr. J. 3. Kelly, local manag-erSA cf the MihgnSate Telephone comrr- ixi,"he concluded. EXPERTS PLAN, TO HIS TOR IC FOR TRES S MU E Off ernRecital Adv°ancedI students of the School of Music wore heardl in a recikal last might in thle school auditorium. Voice(, pim no, and violin solos made up the li ...…
…~A"J . . . AJIULIIILIIS I II ENl WOLDNol.NR Hutch inson, Kans., Feb. 28-(By A. P.)-Universal enfranchisement of wo- men would mean permanent world, peace, in the opinion of Mrs. W. Y. Morgan, recently named as a delegate to the international suffrage confer- ence in Rome, Italy, May 10-18. Mrs. Morgan is the wife of the editor o l the Hutchinson News, who is a for- mer lieutenant governor of Kansas. "There is no doubt in my mind that the ...…
…TH ,.MICH--IGAN DAILY .: .. . :, . jD' cay, is a salve which most of the yl ounger generation might apply free.s CAL NEWSPAPER OF THlE rosier complexion in life. w l~ TERSITY OF MICHIG A ' - I ,. ..__.. CAMPUS OPINION LAST EDITION OF E~ditor, The Michigan Daily: MI CH IGAN SONG BOOK blished R the~ -01 of I every morning exCept Monday University year y the Board in Student Publicati us. amber of Western Conference Edltorial latio...…
…Ii i ak r£ ~iiN w r.w. s Destiny ' I,, , f : ,r. ;i f ;:1 i 3 i 7 nnIa~ m coaching school is'already on thebervatory. The founding took place C09CH S. SH OL OPN pres andwille out in a short time.i 82 C~~or~n l is~ SHOL o I~ expeo d. tdnt1s52 ofthe colete of Litera- tueSECOND r~rwrrr.. . _ U SESSION JUNE hr.ScieetC, , the Art 2~Ieouthe Artns student i the Oratorical Association toent I j otra*6, oratory and debate and top Regular cre...…
… - , iil Ism a 1-rn .r-' ---- 1 t1IIIIIIIIIIII ',A .r -J *SALE, OF, T Erns. And that wa the case. To these men could have one hiher bi R1TR B E odBrmnhmfl the undeirxale Wk erl'c'ni h ere satisfied. with taking frt aR PAV DW® FOR MAT Y'aETR Isk of relacing' Larry witih a yunweysjWsoni.So secnd places and not trying for d-VW Y S E R irman. And the act spelled' hisl tegh'1 R cn eod _- j dom. 1 *In the pole vault Hamant and To. lit a M...…
… IulY WI 4i % IT 9 - Vi I' :k 1.6S rf .. y i i ' f ' V j. A' ' -5 j 5 I, ?1 ! ,, '.i- Practices of Squad at Present Tint Are Encouraging to Coach Ray Fisher SEVERAL MORE MEMBERS TO JOIN TEAM MONDAY Coach Fher's Wolverine diamond men continued their work yesterday afternoon in Waterman gyninasiun along the usual lines of practice hand- ed out by the mentor in the huge cage and are showing considerable im- provement as the season advances...…
… mOFFICIAL BLLTNI a inl the Bulletin is constructive nottes to L in embors of sity: Copy received until 3: SO v. m,. (11:90 a. a Saturd4ay.) ', HURI)AY, MIARCHI 1, 1923 Ntambor 10S we Association of Arnericat Meical Colleges:. wiation '-will meet at the Michigan, Union on Friday, aind Satur- ahd 3. At the meetings on F~riday morning at 10 a. mn., Friday 2 ,p. m. and Siaturdlay morning at 0:30 a. m'.. papers. will be pre- ~ious problems of ...…
