…LAGqE Six " Il THE MICHIGAN DAILY IRTJNDAY, 3MARSS. t.I1-94123 .. . ~ h ENCORE IN AM\'ERICAN', o Twl illhaveeto fall tack on tte ko'le' i bt ounavoidale eplitiet FIN IEltS, By John iV. A. Weaver. "proiing". C ertain it is tat the Alfred Knopf anid Comipany. Reviewed blit'Liste Rose l(i t grat ;t nly potilrltetal s. he I 1ave0long l1o)011f(1 101' 01"50oet writer o1tho fist rank:. Iiiorder to abile to interp~retimaloginativly theti Ilo h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . BHIVI INTRG the gymnasium are as follows: White,' F sYB s b M Snider, Feinsinger and Pressnell on; eam1111,Unyone Rockwell, frown A warded Numerals For Work KTIA L Fa TEn N TY BILkIiFh onCoach Ray Fisher, freshm an bas- exception of M orgaridge, a center, and kzthi mo n vna tir nnnl n d t Bumnus, a forward. (Continued from Page Six) Fingerle, cross country 'numeral MR E STOR TIISP winner, and "Coach Hahn's ace in the...…
…SUN DAY, MARCH 11, 192:3 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE SEfVEN his unromantic puritan nature, she left hin, a sou-weeary girt who had searrctedtfor loe ttotttttit, ani hat been defeated in the batte to retain it. Manin, cold-blooedtAnglo-Saxon though h wa's,roldi not endure the heartachte of her tesetion, anti plea- ed wittt ter to r~tr, ttt Sonyt tas ta'sted ofteotup of Life--atttfoutit it Iittetr. Se trried te motiste. Ani Yeirtta a lst reseto ...…
…, _ TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNXDAY,IM A] 40 - _..-. DAILY OFFICIAL .BULLETIN (Continued on Page Twelve) f __- LA UNCH FIRS T GO VERNMENT, GIL .v t Senate Council: On account o the impending visit of :the State Legislature and tlhe ne- cessity of perfecting plans to receive them, the Senate Council nmeeting scheduled for Monday atternooz, March 12,. will be postponed until further notice: Mv. L BURTON. The , jdyerslty sevate: *The thi...…
…PAh EIGHT THE MIC~iGAN DAILY SUNDAY; MARCH 11, -1923 M EM O IRS O F ii l11lIHii m n u nI111111Unnlnililllll itn11111111RlII g11111111311Ii1111111111 U111I lla ilnilling WALTER PAGE - (Continued from Page Scven) t, she objection arose that such a ylsatwould not be neutral. "The President's address to thew s I D E A L S &nate, wliseh was received t t ay sasary 5 Itt), shows that he thstnks lc can pray peace-maker. He does rats ay eaem(kr. Ihe so...…
…Section Two. Y AA.4 at l Section Two VOL. XXXIII. No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 192 PRICE FIVE CENTS i MICHIAN PLAGES HI6H AT CAPITAL Dis More ht Government Posts Thai Any Other Single Institution 3 CAMPU111S STYLE TO )EMANI) MEN IN I{NICKEltBOCKERS Knickerbockers will be more I lpopular for the men at Mich- igan this year than ever before, in the opinion of State street clothier';. Knickers are more comfortable, r...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -- SUNDAY, .MAI SNDAY SERIES IN ANN ARBOR CHURCHESI! r((1oT1 kuu11d U ( iNoPse Nine) moning. 'The Student Bible discus- s101.1 grup will menet at 9:30 o'clock ~k Haris h I Rv. lohn Groton, of ie ci i ~ if(' . tII1 Siio r, JClliii- town,Penl'fl. will give th1e ul~rliflg il' iiad Scrf:ofl at 10:30 o' clock. ,i.t he St. Vai; ,L tu{'1;"eran curch,I Rev. Carl A. Brauer will deliver a, ser- mon on "The Sacredness of the Gos- p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY; MARCH 11, 192,3'- --: ,, , . MEMOIRS OF r _ WALTER PAGE r (Continued from Page Seven) Lien, the objection arose that such a yvsit would not be neutral.- - "The President's address to the ;.D E A EL S Senate, which was received today I E - (January 16th), shows that he thinks he can pioy peace-maker. He doesErhv not at all understand, (or, if he does Every man worthy of the name has an ideal. It may be servic...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1923, SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I PAGE TwO i ._ . The Breviary of Decadence "While versatility was represented ROBERT LOCKE heasvertaken by the apparition. by men of the prodigious energy of "The bulldog woman was-in front lbert and Leonardo it was by no t t ocepr'of him and, grotesque and woeful, Albet ad Lonado t ws b nothe flute, at once sugary-and peppery, trip to London. An...…
… "qw w .. . - . .. t. PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1923 SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAG PA( Memoirs Of An Ambassador Burnett's Marionettes If we except a few periods within! which literature has seemd to have' an unusual efflorescence, books which! are destined to go down to posterity as distinct achievements in the field of letters have made their appearance at rather long intervals. An eminen...…
….. .,. - - -_ _ lw w )'AGE~ SIR x THE MICHIGAN DAILY ! SUNDAY, MAR M, ; j, n2 SUND AY, IMARCH 11, X923 THsriE MICHIGAN DAILY- PAGD THI - I . - . - I - , I I . . . 1 . _ - 44- 1- ; , I . I I . - . - 11 . I I - . "B"O 4 K .N ENCORE IN AMERICAN' FINERS. By Johni V. A. Weaver. Alfred Knopf and Company. Reviewed by Lisle Rose work wmill have to fall back on the hackneyed -but unavoidable epithet promising". Certain it is that t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAiLY _.... .. _ .T JTo r.- _ I. (Cotninued from Page Nine) Orpheum George Eliot's "Silas Marner"; comes here on Sunday for the openingI attraction. The portrayal of the char- acters of Eliot's novel is effected in I the .sincerest and most human ways possible. The role of Silas Marner is, handled by Crauford Kent. Little Helen Rowland plays the waif*he findsi asleep on his hearth after the loss 'f his gold. Anders Randolp...…
…i THE MICHIGAN DAILY wr..:h: l" _ ... Try Our Bnsiuc~s Mcii's Lunch JAILY OFFICIAL B'ULLETIN I 'iibllcatton In the Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members of e Voiversity. Copy received iintt1. 30 . Dm. (11:30 a. m. Saturda.V) irllale yi SUNDAY,3MARC'H 11, 1931Number 117 CALLED TOO OLD TO 'TE NCHIAT 50, C ONVIN UES AT 77 i .er is sIm'rilit('i'U for the summer lot the produftion, has announced the school. 'beginning of the ticket...…
… THE WEATHER PROBABLY SNOW TODAY it i&4Ia AjW NAME IT FOR YOST TODA Y VOL. XXXIII. No. 116 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1923 EIGHT PAGES (sdale Hea --- --- EISAT DUE HIERE THURSDAYN BUILDING TOURll SURVEY OF BUI1DING PROGRAM TO BEGIN ON FRIDAY MORNING ENTERTAINMENT FOR V I S 1 TORS PLANNED Convocation Scheduled for Thursday Morning; 11 o'clock Classes Suspended Lansing; March 9-(By A.P.)-em-- hers of both ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY tt Discoveries Inspire Journey Into Patagonia, ENGINEERI$G EXHIBIT MA9Y BE 'HELD AN May Be Canada's Commissioner To U. S., Is Report nat the last meeting of the old coun- (Dily, and two members to be appoint- C fANGES vrup~U IN cil. Any man on the campus shall be ed by the reside. om eligible for election. T w purpoga of tie comrnittee slall XPENSES O STDENT COUNCIL I be to CUNCItuenLpiio o h ~ DUNCILCONSTITUIIJI iD Th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i rr irwr+IMr:r r r i rw" r r r rrs ' WIIN COOSECLAS TEAMS (HIRBASKETBALL __ C',, cnc fr dan c tonight arec Class ~selItas were an-,a:, follows: Armory, Mr:,. Yates plounced at thIi(,regulxiar)sketball A(jalns; Union, Mrs. M. Cake.I p ract ics heldx'(_ Thursda)y in Barbourl gymnrasiumu.'he first teamt of the sen- Michigan song books will be placedl on sale at both of Graham's book for class is made up of TPlizabeth PeIl, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~Wh4t±*t ~ffI~tTO HELP FIND, JOBS ~ ~ ~ A committee has been appointed byI the Board of :Directors of the Union OFFICIAL N~EWSPAPER OF THlE UNYIVERSITY- OF MICHIGAN to investigate the possibilties of es- isblished every morning except Monday! tablishing an employment bureau for during tlae University year by the Board in Michigan men in the near future. Control of Student Publications. I Mebr--WsenCofrne-dtra Each year th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY.* p RS, The Schultz Grocery THHOME OF PURE FOODS PHONES 326-327-328 114-116 E. WVASHINGTON E x tr a S p e d3 1 s _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._._--__--__ , 4 -t Large 'Prunes, per lb., 18c, 25. lb. box. .... 15 oz. Seeded Raisins, 15Sc, doz..... ........ . No. 10 Can Table Peaches, sliced or halves, 80c, doz. 2 Cans I-Ib;y Milk......................... Rex Lye, 2 for ......... ................…
…-- THE MICHIGAN DAILY sr A -froo S i (Ifo-.. ~llown ommooft.- 'I ICHIGAN TRACK MEN COMPETE BASEAiLCANDIDATES I N FARMER ELY MEET TODAY CONTINUESAY WORK THEY'RE OFF--- WHAT OF THE FUTURE? RlESTING TOILUNAMENT WIL STARTsc MARH1 i } J 1 1 1 i i ', i 9 Coach Farrell Sends 3Iosly Second strong in the sprints, quarter mile, Sti~:1Lg' Men to Participate in high hurdles, pole vault, mile and two 1rnill. mile. She will be weak in the h...…
…1n, 1"'3 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Varsity Track Squad Will Not Enter Eastern Meet This Year Michian's crack cinder artists will in 117, Carl Johnson, captain of tb , not take part in the Eastern intercol- Varsity, was entered in 191-8 and 1919 eiates this year, according to an an- as an individual athlete and compet-i nouncement issued yesterday after- ed in the broad jump, high and low noon by Fielding H. Yost, director of hurdles, and the high j...…
…______________ TI IJE MICHIGAN RAIL I___ __ SATURDAY, 'MA'RCII D AILY OFFICIAL BLETIN IPublication in the Blulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received -until 3:A~0 D. m. (11: 30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 3SATUR.DAY, -MARCH 10, 1D23 'Number 116 I _ The )Iedleal tlaculty: The next regular fazulty meeting will be held Monday, 'March 12, at S p. mn. rn the faculty room of the Medical Building. CARL W.EBER...…
…THE WEATHER TLE I) TODAY L AAI ..Aflup ~Iuihi MAKE MARCH GO TO CHURCH MONTH VOL. XXXIII. N. 115 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY. MARCH D. 123 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE' CENTS SENTORJOHSON MEDICAL PROGRAM W ILL BE REVISED 3fl~ PMany of the changes in the medical A ri II ru. NT Y curriculum adopted at the recent Elon- Lure Genius To 'College Campus UNEMPLOYED MAKE nIRIAt IN RIINA I f "crelease" Score: S e c ond Sucee MAIL TICK...…
…TH1E MICHIGAN DAILY__________ __. ____ .._. _. _W _ _ s WE 'Gen. Allen's Grin BLISHER WlILL SPEAK as ht M Say Tht,"t' IN WORLD PEACEMONDAY' A Grand Feeling" I i - .-_. - I i)) _ E nt'l'AT 3 /r fl':ti TA xII 1T'[Y liws*' xy i xti.cr xr t4 AGE CLOSER tINT lRIN ATION A I RlELATION S Hon. 'Herbert H-ouston, publisher of "Our World" and formerti president of the Associated Adertising c iUI)5 of the world, and Dr. William P. Meorrill. past...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'sI U.wuomcnwI Young Art Student. Soars To Heights tI BarTlILeyIB;11other w ari nCornelia ShepIO'Tf RU TO- Esther Welty. Rhea Schlaak, '24, wil MEET HER TOMORROW direct the play. tickets will be designated by red hearts worn on their sleeves. SIf you don't know where you lost the article, never mind, a "Daily Clas-j ~if~iedA d"' willJfind it.f ir vu Ativ Michigan song books will be placed on sale at, both. of Grah...…
… 1~ 4~.h~~~.tthat the mental test would give little 8 J'ti indication of a man's ability to ___- - drive a car properly. OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE This conclusion is almost certain to ITNMVRSITY OF WICHIGAIN be arrived at when one considers all Published every morning oxcept Monday# the elements in the situation. A comn- during tke University year by the Board in potent driver, as experience has Control of Student Publications. I'l, 1 {shown...…
…. News From The Oather Colleges Iis; curi - .c cordling to present !I ()I in the mioving picthl-: "The \s),e- plaits a Missouri interscholastic press mite Trail." II'z"coachos at t he association, under the supervision of; Ui~iversity of Ar zona du~rng' the ti ;- the school of journalism of the uni- e,,,an(, ki ; xvii the Ft'ck. c+ :io coifilii versity is 'to be formed before thec end (A111 ;n&thle summiier. of the present school year. Det~il...…
…-ZAP M. L oA.ENIRIS1 PPONIRANCAC JI ennis To Have New Managerial Ita rlIem SOT9ty stem A/nd T irainin g In novatio Wthbt iau i U N1SETf R H T ,__.late, the intei rat em ~i y relay carnival -__hwnol__Qogaiztinwic_ is schdiuld to tale pla. on Monay n~ With the tennis seao ntsofrshon ny t R g a~zat':n whichCOCnightIMarch 1, at Watermian gyrm ;)RiOTT1 CAHdistant two annuncemnents of import- are members of that association and a nasiu. CVoaeh Far...…
… McKelvey and Hart, lightweights, furnished one of the cleverest bouts of the card in their second prelim- ary. Hart relied on a left la i lollow- ed by a ri ht to the body, whoile Mc- Kelvey pl..yedl mostly 1'or t he body. -20 IUO -fiHU9 J McKelvey earned the (cisiOln. The opener, between Hays and Young, 122 (Continued from Page One) pounds, gave a fair idea of what can ( Coneyrom Pe One, x be accomplished in a mw months' RuhI and Conley, 1...…
…TH4E MICHIGAN DAIL) e v V 1 , x x F 1 i m- DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN! a~ 1 A~ ,iv a cmea aissistant To Treasury Head; Publication ini the Uiversity. V'olume 3 the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3:20 p. in. (11:30 a. m. 8atiarday.) FIDAY, MARCH 9, 1923 Nuniber 11 Economics IE fMake-Up Examination: A make-up examination. for those whp received condition in Economics 1E "will be given Saturday at...…
…THE WEATHER COLDER; PROBArBLY SNOW TODAJ of5 i rt igan ~UII4F ATTEND THE BOXING SHOW, TONIGHT, VOL. XXXIII. No. 114 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH , 192i EIGHT PAGES ____________________i_______rnn ___t___a PRICE FIVE CENTS INAULH UUPY George MORE T ERRITORY MakeI OF TT Making the R oh of George -iy ospita. mechanic who n es, supporting LATEST XOVE INSURES 'FREMi11 exten ions and Works To IRLlb LIRII Lame Walk S YEST...…
…1 HElt H [IDY .. .... " i cye/Iwk 'tAlo icTo Pe erv O f Seers; MANY ATTEND EXHIBIT ''Of TRIBNEDESIGNS Prize Winner Tribune ~In Contest awarded second prize in the Chicago The opera is under the management Tribune contest for plans for their of the Detroit Concert direction. TheM fbuilding, It is the work of Eliel Saar- interest manifested by Ann Arbor stu- inen of Helsingfors, Finland, and is; dents in previous performances of thes ...…
…THIE MICHIGAN DAILY ping, Maruch 15, at Newberry hail, in- fIISTsead o" thh;., evening. There is still nIIop portuniity for women interested ithe cour se to enroll in. the. class by11 IS TOHN91MENT W IS ~u~litz lice hnson, girls' work see- reay fth . .C.A, 26 FOREIGNWMN EEV NINE NEWSCHOLARSHIPS Prof. W. Carl Rufus, ecretary of the, - _. vVVIwy 1WITII THREE fGAMEHS ON SATURD)AY Speculations concerning2 the chain- pionship team in the w...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..-r --_________ .at* be given every educational advantage. ;rt1h ,1J E ~IThere is the argument that an edu- cated populace means a well-guided, OFFICIAL tNEWSPAPER OF THE happy, prosperous populace. The UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN problem is certainly one that cannot Publishe'd every morning except Monday be_ solved in a few weeks or with a during the University year b the Board in feW words. Centrol of Studert Publication...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY } .: ... _ . + ". ,. '.n-an!+ , . .+1+ r.. rirn..-,rl}Y e yri . : .'fn 't. kYr.:. Vii. i ..," ' .... * .... Fro Ml The O h r Colleges j ill also be fred to confine itse-'DN France, because of the state of he RP IT10 1 ~'ere scttered i ~ ~ ~ ~ two counries resources, would never be able to hold INLDS FIEtri a yad lcomtiv stuck he oul bohel in mercaaccrdig ;bcause she has such great miita y *hena yrd ocootie stuckthewou...…
…1l lL&J LYlt'.AlA a1.1 /L'?1L a wiftilL a D ° ,I FARRELL SELECTS TRICKSTEAS TO COMPETE IN M. I" A- A ELAYS MICHIGAN RECORDS FISHERS DIAMOND MENWI RBR 'A OS RIEMOVAL TWFIE1Pl) I)ELAYED BY I fill taurCTG. fVt-VfC ' l Twelve Men Journey Saturdal to toitj Lansing; Coach WVIll Use Reserves Mostly BUI RAETO DO 40 YARD IDASII; WvrT~T1AN IN IINYITATION R1JI those that he can't be reasonably sure will place. He hopes that all his men wil...…
…DAILY a IL -..... -.. LIT TLE'S ND ORFOTBALL 1 1922 All-fresh team. Marion, Dewey,RigL M s okThn Hawkl~insBruce, Grube, Heston, Cr, i k F n t o k T i CL~ASS DECLARED SUCCESSFUL,!good nshould give adStafrogbd forkA to n~Hcy iz' goa ndsol ieasrn bdfrvo cipoistion on netyear's Varstiy team. Coach Little states that the indoorIth is class have, it, it would give at least Miller, Donnelly, and Ingle who w ret football class that- he has been c...…
…_____________ ____ TI TE MICI-HGAN DAIL'~ _ _ . DAILY- IPublication in1 the University, Voluame 3, tO,.I' ,A e Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3:.10 p. m. (11: 30 a. m. Saturday.) THRSDAY, MARCH 8 9 WYnumber' 114 To Students, Xemnbers of the Faculty, and Offieers of the trniverlty: At the mzeetink of the Board of Regents held Feb. 23, the following actioni with regard to the administration of stude...…
…it ia tii GET YOUR 'ENSJAN TODAY VOL. XXXIII. No. 113 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS . : :; a r : ;I i i ; i I { E I C TITIM ASSEMBLJY REJECTS I.AUSANNYE DRAFT TREATY London, March G-(By A.P.)- The Turkish nationalist assem- ly at Angora has rejected the Lausanne treaty accord'ng to a Constantinople dispatch to Reu- ers. An official telegram from An- gora, it is announced, states th...…
…____ ____ ____THE MICHIGAN DAILY iPtole '7.r oEn c~I i$°rgs i Llts e'e, Froiii WwR~ent 14 0,0410 Contest For IExibition ANMW llN(I 4,11'PLANT ITOST BEAUMTI FULI NW O.L1 Through the efforts of Prof. Emil A. Lorch, of the Architectural school,, the Chicago Tribune building designs have been placed on exhibition, and will be on displayw until 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon, on the g round floor in Memorial hall. The hall will be open to visitors, ...…
…_____ _____ _____ _____ _____THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ _ _ _ ___________ willtake plT~ace today asa1follows lirad ay hors,4 o'clock; -,kele-- ton', 4:0 -'do k; (1011s, 5 o'clock; -401 l profen ,sors, 5:3 0 ('clock. -Tt s requestedI that all. senior worn- There will be a meeting of all11ob- !enordler their caps and gowns fjom omnore wxomen at 4:15 o'ci lck tomor- Mc and company by Saturday. row in Barbour gymnasium to de cuss plans for the sophcomor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPEB OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Centrol of Studeat Publications, Member of Western Conference Editorial 'Association. The -Associated Press is exclusively en- titled t the use forrepublication of all « . ,A : r n DAREDEVILS Steve Brody took, a chance! NOD ROLL So did Harry Young. Ten thou- sand people gathered together in ...…
…T"HE MICHIGAN DAILY I ' rad(odMan Do You Know Of 1france P'oses What are the existing units of thej Reserve Of~icers' Training 'Corps? I What hospitals are connected with the University? 'Who is dean of the engineering col- lege! YESTERI)AY'S ANSWVERS ~The University Extension division w as founded to send professors to the various localities in Michigan to speak onspecialized subjects. In order to carry on the work 12. bureaus have been...…
…Th" 1lIIQAN D A I LYD4MYE S 0-M." Um U UL U O pp ,.,........,..e.v. ry °; - ' w . wry " < ... (d .te n . ... .. 0 Wft WO&VOWANWOMWAMOW000- v Holder of lainy Lightweight Titles to Enter Rinzg With uiilor College Chnainp BIG TIME.PROMISED FOR ALL IN FIGHT FOR STATE HONORSf Five years experience at the ama- teur boxing game backed by a record of never having been defeated at his weight, 135 pounds, in collegiate cir- cles, is what McLe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY fit Wolverines Announced As First Michigan Entries In. Big Ten Takleet ere Are Three v Dick Papcngiitla former state champion, who carried1 the colors of the informal team for three years and was seldom beatena. Nor is Papenguth alone a mian to b( reckoned with iii the fanny divin~zr f' fo~r Mildner and Vaupre are a p)ar r w:ho will call Ifor somec Splcmdtid w'"or l) ' fromn their rivals b~efore any cm)OsJ- iack lYearn...…
…____________TI IE MICHIGAN DAILN ,_.. ..... - .,. ..w.._ r DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy reeied until 3: 3(1p. m. (11: 30 a. m. Saturda5y.) WEDNESDAYS MARCH 7, 1923 Number 113 i M .r r. nr.. 5 To the beans: There will be, a conference of the Deans Wednesday, March 7, at 10 a. m. M. L. BURTON. To Students,- New-ers of thte Faculty, and Officers of the U11iversity: A...…
…THE WEATHER WARMER; PROBABLY RAIN 0lt SNOW. Y It. I&3U tiII GET YOUR 'ENSIAN TODAY VOL. XXXIII. No. 1122EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1923 EIGHT PAGES Wwri r r -rr- aar--!.T PRICE FIVE CENTS Facul DOROTHY CANFlIELD," WOMAN AuITHOR TO ty-Student' Inttroduces Vaudeville Hobbies-A Sure SCAcure For Blues assistance of black saint and an imnn- " "~tsr n nri [rn 1T.~t Lwrw . Tc h1iG n1 nA nilr A S1 tf 11 IU [B If#I V I...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MSTER SPEAKS TONIET ON "EUROPEAN GDENS" I i t John C. Wister, specialist in ther horticultural aspect of landscape de- signing, will speak at 8 o'clock to- night in the West gallery of Alumni Memorial hall His topic is to be "Some European Gardens". The material for this lecture was collected during and after Mr. Wlster'j service with the American army it- Europe. After the armistice he tra-4 eled through Europe and vis...…
…THE MICHYGA DAILY nrnvannrand for plays of importance that have flJJIV been given by other campus organliza- 11 1Uen.Iton. Thse rehearsal of the play on Sat-:' ~ FDH RIIIU LPI uCIIIIN uray morning proved very success-____j 1 isi At that time the cast and the Vi r r. ;cooruses work~ed together. Two peo- It is retquested that all senior worn- YE I)N ITIAlt, 'ERF =t l M I tx: "N pie of each chorus were dk'essed in e're hi a-~adg s1 i RQNQ~ 4WSEM...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE IUIVEIISITY OF MTCHIGA N Published every morning except Mondayl during the University year by 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- 'wisecredited in thi paper and the local news published therein. entere...…
…'THE MICHIGAN DAILY ...____ FRlEE E[ IXES IMPERIL 1 Do You linow iSY AIR FLEET IS JOUATION SYSTEM! _I NECESSARY TO NAV oral concrete tunnels which had Just the lease now held by R. A. Ca rsoni een comhpleted beneoath the surface; will expire. At that time the new oi the ;round. !owners expect to build a- new, andi - ~ imore nmodern t300 rooim hote] upton the A Ilenet iHotel ('1ml t :* I : f lk ---------------------------- -- site. ...…
