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…-I h Senate passes can nlow be illuminated per- Mfontana A. 'C.The DistinctiveI ing their time studying or playing fectly, and with the addition of a few D Yressers' club decided at a recent cards. resident Has more high power lamps3 a regular game -meeting to adopt a certain model o . ha i ae rwill be paossible. Stetson derby as the badge of Its or Just cal 941{, when you avae a act B g Ca eergantzation. Various differences in the' Waut.--Ad...…

…SUNDAY, APRI - 1,;1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILYFA Eil' . _ ... . PACE rIVE AWorld Language LIONEL G. CROCKER UhsiF'ay oat 19iloiai In a certain smal town of Michigan,! to English. A Japanese stdet who the high. wnool students are saking' was a private English pupil oi mine, Stheir onk reports from uch epto'e- as soon to leave for England. Pre- meral stories as "Freckles," "Potty-' partory to leaving, he had also stdiC area," ansi so on. Wihen I ...…

…".5 "L U a Uu L L M aw ,,,, , ,,...,.. . r ,,r ., ....,r. 64.6A& . r ., .. IC GCHAN G [S Tomn.Robinson P1 On AII1-Confet C C I U1 (Special to The Daily)I _ Chicago, March 30.-Selections of Sees 0. S. U oitii mythical teams in all Big Ten sportf d W'isCQS. Dropped have met with approbation since the From ist ,ie was first conceived. Football men have been chosen by Walter Ecker-' sal, basketball by Irvin M. Howe, and uAG IPUR Ek AND }...…

…Ot THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APlRI 1, 7az STORIES OF A 1orner of tte newspaper ofice, NEWSPAPER OFFICE dreaming, thinking p1annig, hi ensos eys wandering aross th I)E I)LICS, y Ilur) iitaSmit' nwoke-flled room to the desk where Co~it- M~ee O; 07")sit the gr'4 Star. I write reverent- Rievewe d y Leo JyIersidofet tly for the lob, seein to id word I peak tr the Curb, ot the neowiht wilt expresty appreiatiot phyt toio jor naism, o the ritty edit ...…

… IIIIIIIIIII 11111 IFI fied Rates. Two Cents per wrord, a dlay, paid in charge for first day, 25,c. Minimrum thereaftE per word per day if charged. White space char per agate line. Classified, charged onlly to those at~ thie V, ECP, 3,Ve es- -~REAL ESTATE -f ' Si M. L. .") ' A-C 19Y4-50 DON'T FORGET Smith Tire Repairj Oldest anid most reliable place to buy tires~, elly Springfield Diamond Tires 12S-50 'HE WOM'EN,'S LEAGUE BU ILDING FUND ...…

…SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 192 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE EVE The N'ew Italian -Drama THREE PLAYS: Six Characters ini R B RT1 hQ ,lard. Iltis eye'" at'ia piercing grcy,- Seareh of an Author", "Henry, iv". R B R R R Nctiiiou~iy lighted acnd fhasinig. Per-. "Right You Are! (If You Think 'lapsalhe is reminiscent of Pan. So)." by Lulgil Pirandello. E. P. 'Iteicre ii gives an elaborate historicalt 'hocking it is illretz e'caluse "Soast', I .pi&o e Yr.ageant i...…

…To Save 2From Scrap Heap . .. ..1 . . ... . ... ::: ! : . is.... upoper reading room of the Union to see chassis demonstrtion by Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker. , 7 :0o(-Instit'uteofox Religious Educe.. tion in Lane hall. 7:00----Clevelanrd cdub meets In room zjA olf the -Union. t Unon :~1iBring insrtumeft v. 7 :30--Alpha, IHapiaPsi meets lit roftn 302 of the -Union. 7 :--delpM i meets In th~e ('11th room, University hail.' 8 :00--Acolyies meet 1...…

…ANW IQItT , THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1923 THE ARTIST AS A CHHARACTER ANALYST (Continued from Page One) object is the sublimtion of details. A line that has a childch sophistica- caricature is then a graphic represcn- tion. H reliec on pure black ant tation of the essence of character. white for his effects though his line Perhaps it would be well to point gives a suggestion of shading. out the few caricaturist., that this Sulliv...…

…w 41w AML k- t jg.att hJy __ _ _ ,_ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1923 PRICE~ st Zo ologist. GIVS "PRIG" UREPage Sir Oliver Woman Is Poetic re '!IThis Wee srg, .odlgto In article appr llal vr 'se' tiet fte C17el lllte flyscience of herdity or genetics would be Lfapa~ine. Dr. John S rector of s; uden ts-' phys almost certain to place Morgan ;it the echoes this statemllent, car very top of the scientific world. It is 'the dr...…

… * VLJs .ni A'- zoologist IIi ~1.1 i HE i kA i P 'o Visit Campus Arcade "Mr. Billings Spends His Dime" is! nued from Page Nine)t eterdining bodies or genes the ingenious name of the comedy be- ginning a three day engagement at the egg or sperm cell and has Arcade on Sunday, starring Walter the laws which govern IfHiers. In this day and age, a ten-cent ngement." . as iece is of no importance whatsoever, elb)-urumfurther -adds, "a but, in the ...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1923 . - THE ARTIST AS A CHHARACTER ANALYST - ~(Continued from Page One) object is the sublimation of details. A line that has a childish sophistica- caricature is then a graphic represen- tion. He relies on pure ,.ack and tation of the essence of character. white for his effects though his line Perhaps it would be well to point gives a suggestion of shading. out the few caricaturiste that this Sullivant...…

…SUNDAY, .APRIL 1 ,1923 APRIL 1, 1423 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 11 x r A T7 rlf AMBEICANS, by Stuart P. Sherman.) EDGAR H. AILES Charles Scrlbuer's Sons, New York. 19023. 1M.0 ifronted by Mr. Sandburg 's viking acters". while as vital A certain Hamsen, a Geriman-Amer- salute to the Hog-Butcher of thers loan ha recntl inqire howtheot te Icharacter sketches, they ican, has recently inquired how the World. Obviously, the University of imitable. Th...…

…$T RIE.O FA jrener f te ewpapr offie, 1'. NEWSAPER OFICE I dran~jngthinkig, lnig i DE1)~I IStb er JusIn Smith.e; ios eyes wanderhing across ;the . ~ smoke-filled romtot-r the desk where 1 a.$~eC. 17 sits 'the great Star . I irite, reverent- Reviewed by Leo ay Hlershdorr.1 W9 for the Cub seeking to fid Words I speak for the Cb, for the fe-hich will express miy appreciation I phyte in journalism, for 'the city edit- :to Justin H. Smith for is bo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1923 SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1923 THE MiCHIGAN DAILY ~ o ie Allied War Debt 4 LILLIAN REID The recent funding of the" British prtance. Though its advocates de- debt shows that the United States,. pended chiefly on sentimental reason- like any other creditor, prefers to try ing, such as our moral debt to the conciliation before taking legal action. Allies, they have one or two prac- The ordinary man is wil...…

…CH lIGAN DAM y Stefansson Tells Means Of Saving Do You Know1 "Tang Wn itey National Forests m Page Nine) "Tangerine," that delightful whim- the First Baptist ality of the South Sea island musical r jat s , m When was the first sundmer session comedy, comes to ts theatre for a r. Vilhjalmur Stefasson, famous he nts' Bible Class cswill nihil"ane ine ed one-night stand, tonight. "Tangerine" explorer, outlined a, practical plan by What are the...…

….x.ll:,r # +,I A irl7.i.47 F I LILETINI :111n14r 13A . T nlLne t 1 cgJta f Captain Zddle Ricker macker will givo a demonstiration of the Rtickn- ba cker cbassis dialplayed att the Ner York -auto fihow, TueQsday, Alpril 12 at 4:00 P. nm., in the Reading Roam of the Unfon. Members of the Enugineering SSociety aro requested to attend, S At 8:00 p. rrn., Captain Riekenbacker will give a talk on Commercial I Aviation, which A-111 include a d~scu...…

…r 30i1 au atl -j * , EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN,' SATURDAY, MARCII 31, 1923 EIGHT PAGES i It I" EASTER TO lBE P11, N JUOIIIA(SF jNEW BONNETSMAY APPEAB'UIULIIhJU C Spring bonnets md creamy 1 Norfolks may appear tomorrow EETOFCR with reasonable assurance or not [C 9 Ifl being ruined by an April show- Tft Tllr e r, according to a forecast by t e w a he u e uet r a . 9A l AT~f), t.-i---.#--III - _111 Special Service Held Yesterd...…

…in Begins EDI SCOTT ADDRESSES SCIENCE ACADEMYl tin, psychology, Prof. 1-1. F. Adams, sanitary and medical science, Prof.j Philip Hadley,' zoology, 'Dr. L., R. Dice. The section in geography has been joined with the economics section and minerology has been~ included in the section of geology.I Phi Delta Ktavpa REGENTS GRAIT DEGREES TO GRAUATE STUDENTS Degrees to. students of the Gradu- ate school were granted by the Board LAST, - - - - ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAI _ . _ .:. n ,. .. .. ... ri. C'ake. , i. of all cap- the class bhas- held at 11:30 the director's If a man loses heis money he loses a lot- If he loses his friends he loses, a lot more- But if he loses his courage he loses everythi. 1. Ill be re- te le gyn' r clan dayc ~$~V< 2 K ~Ai\ I /4 F. I'f. rI; were in the catcor- ittees of the Junior invited to attend a tea 'clckl today at. New- i committee will this morn...…

…THE MI Iti. N ICAN DAILY ____ ., ously faulty should be tolerated. For those responsible to have mnade, O ST D OLL the mistake in the begining of notTE entrusting the lighting of Hill audi- torom to the experienced men of the 1:1 teal.Engineering departmnut is RPTTO pelps excusable. But, in the face of repeated mistakes by others, to fail WH RATIIA WIIUXTRA to take advantage of the free services: of these men who have the ability to; The b...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY wolampom = , . ;,: ,, , r / i . i /. ,_ i i .. s ' , I p! < IN The SchultzGrcy TiEHOME OF Itf oODs, ''31 S. STATE- SjTIEET The Home of McLean and Neelands Quality,- Courtesy service Fre Delivery to ll Parts of CI Last Delivery 5 P. M. Office, Open* till 10 P. M. for Ordl PHONES 326-327-328 114-116 E. WIASH-INGTON I Richelieu Coffee , tables in Seas on I A coffee per fection attained only after ...…

…THE MICHIGAN' DPALY ,, . . I _...... AILLY REtOK FINALS IN CLASSES B, C OF TOURNEY Former Ohio State Gridiron Starf Leaps To Big League Spotlight mgk eets Alma Five Tonight "b )Defeating Birmingham 26.14: $sNCITY QUINTET TO (iPPO$E HOLLY IC FINAL les, clas B,- and Holly, class C, their way into the finals of their ective classes lastnight at Water- gymnasium in the semifina s of1 State interscholastic class' B andy sketball tourna...…

… ~' i.d'4'&I~A..~ £ er word e space ants per rOOD, MONEBY DURING VACATION. Last year I had thirty-seven stu- dents from Ann Arbor making from forty to one hundred dollars in one week selling brushes. If you think' you are asgood as the average come up and see .Ae. All students mi- ing good dui~ig Easter vacation will1' be given an exceptionally good of- fer this, summer. APPLCTOS DUE FQR CUSTER TRANING CAMP Applications for the Military Tra...…

…,ILA lM 24r i .. , Prussian General BULJLETINI Taken By French, ubtie. to all members of M. 0~1:84 a. in.RAfta w.) , , lm'; \rnmber l12 n ~slipis for signing out at night during' March are due ed in to the Dean's office imnmediately. JEAN HAMILTON, Deaun of VVomean. ng~ and Ardhiteeture: .n.; to grud~te In June or after the Sumne-r Sesston Sevretary's office., fl~or~n 2N3 Ea~eering fluilding, and LOUIS A. HOPKI 'S, seeretary. rring and ...…

…I mm-j I -9 it i~un aihi EIGHT PAGES ANN ARDOR MIOfIIG AN. ~'RI~AYJ MARCH 30, 1~23 ~GET PAGES 111 ~rsity WI ~4ay to a )C~tlOJ1 4 $n lUll Yill4a] ~xplorer, ~ NortIx~ eor e niany 1 other Ilseover~ ~n the N white L~,de a tr ~te in 0r2 q)e4IitIor ~vho W~, the inai L~S, inc ~ is i: he ~pr1n made ~ from Ms ~st of B~ Ld the~ ~an1sofl Lrlck Is~ Lew isI~ v~tiGt1~~ tine ~ii at re~ss Of Sentiment And Statistics~ BENCH OPPOSE PiDeltaEpsilQ...…

…AIDS x DAY es of business in Ann Arb( sed from 12 to 3 o'clock th: and~ services appropriate day will be hield at sever ur-ches and other neetur W'ore than 200 stores ha' a~ngements to close in con th a request of the Chaib- Special services for the public wi econducted from 2 to 2:45 o'cloe the W uertli theatre. They have beio ranged as a special religious Kne g of the Chamber of Commerce a e under the auspices of that bo(d hie details are ...…

…THAE MICHIGAN. DAIY-Y I --- + play, there wall be dancing in the fparlours, of Barbour gymnasium. IAll bills against the Junior Girls' Splay- shotflg be senit immediately' to --Frieda i~ekhoff at 1030 Oakliand aye§- ian, sIele- j(nue. If the exact amount of any bill e choru~ses I is u~nknown, the approxiniate amount io wish to is requested. so by get Rochwell, J Try a Classified Ad-it gays.-A dv. I banquet will be hed ,at 7 o'clock at ! ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ~ ...:... ...w.. .. .....r....,.,.. ini ;c Editorial j en- all her >cal TOWN AND GOWN While speculation sometimes offers the speculator much pleasure, that in which mst readers of "Town and Gown", a recent college novel by -Mr. THE and Mrs. Lynn Montross, have indulg- SUSTITUTION ed has been anything but gratifying. A NOTICE This ultra-modern novel of campus Why I do not know, but BUNK is life has caused no littl...…

…I THE; MICHIGAN ''DAILY ,. .n K. on Yesterday, AUTO PAGE I ,, r.. t i TIaE C.adillac and BuiCk IU. Sr L. STORAGE BATTER IES are the best for your radio outfit. Rentals 25c a day 6a. mn to midnight service. Lefeders te W 'V'orld1Ovtr i rr v .v . 2 , ,, )ING ON Incet rspeca II reun! U tnion. Is ,)ld. ,ters' ci union AnnArb+or-B ick;asC0 m 0ary S a1£2 0 CW. rrBu p& u . iler. -Photo by' Retitscihler Br. Ihugh Cabot - de parti...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY-Fll .... ....,.. .u~ -_".. .... i ' . -"°°,R, rui iZ rrw .ft; _ - U' -. ETATHETA P1||N EASY TIUMPH YOSTCARING MICHIGAN IN 1NTERFRATERNIT SWIMFINLS TE PRESS REPORTS GIVE SPACE1 TO WOLVERINE SCHOOL W and 1 err. Stars of ieeL ix iing ta Theta Pi; second, Wills, Sigma Chi; AND COACH1 21 of Befd's Total of third, Wttingham, Theta Chi; fourth, ____ 36 Points Coates, Hernitage. Time 46:2. During his western trip Fielding...…

…t I COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.m. OFFICIALS DEOY PUSHING M(ER6ER Students Supply Store i t South University Ave. SyRegents Gave Hoinoeophths ileaf- hig After~ Legislature Pascsed ~Re~trtolii Cents per w( day, 25c. A if ,.ho.rzedA advance. Min- er, 20c. Three r.adfo Pnt of .ot J .tl ay 11 UIIU r, U. yri ,,c. , .fls.... a i~ge t101aL..1.at~e line. Classified, charged only to those havinlg phones. STRiING OUT OF MILL TAX 'welve cents a line, ...…

…FUICIAL HULLE1INJ is futoconistruetyf*tte to *all itmsbenofI ,eceived until 3:30 V. hw. (11.:30 a. ml. IStII?4~.) 'IIWAY, HRMM-AC-2~,13 Xmtr~ bers of the Faculties, Vnal riftjy ConTocatSaR; n (1L.D.; 1#21), the distingished explorer, will )f the Universtty,- to which the members of the cordially invited, in Hill auditorium, Friday, March ect will be "The Northward Course, of Emupire". In on f te Mns at a recent eoaferen~ce, clauses: V wllbed s...…

…9 r i au A4V J IF _ r ; EIGHT" PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1923 EIGHT PAGES .r... 'CBES Di:. R'? C' Indian Worker fljjjjWqnrS8iuN IQISITTNHAP Orig-inal dra nwings by Michael Anl- -elo.,Andea elSarto,. and Trepol ar n therexih sent to the Archi- MAR K MEEJINC ur Atectural college by the Fearon art gal-llIfIP~ l 4 lery of New York, and now being shownv in the corridor of the archi- U LVf~ ~l .> tectiira ,ichool. In ...…

…NISH OCIET WILL MUSIC AND 'RE[SENT PLAY TO NIGH' U IC ANS' as Cigarras Hormnigas", by Jacin- I-andel's oratorio; "The Meossiah," enavente, will be presented] at 3svwill be given by the Ann Arbor high Ek tonight in Sarah Caswell An-; school chorus and solists at 8 o'clock hail, as the annual production of teni ht in hill auditorium. This char- ociedad Hispanica. The fin-.l al is arranged for the entertainment of 3rehearsal was held last night, ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY in the sou l parlor of :New bcrry hal to be given in an attempt to raise mon- to I 00e f m(.rv nrn a :0occk ey for the salary of the teacher em- K~ AI I NuLHThe.l ve<<a.s will for the 1pu:rpose of.,plyd tthe. University Hospital t? iipinpria in nsrutchild patients there. All old . UNC FH1091for En Kat r. Every wvoman on tlhe cash- clothing which is at all u cable, may "OCIEOpEDSsOD A ho to in tire -rv.- be sent to the Com...…

…THE MTCICRAN DAILY -- 4 CIA]L NEWSPAPER OF THE1 LY1ERSITY 0OF MICHIGAN le eey morning 1~except Monday! 'se Universit:y year biy the Hoard in1 f Student Publications. !of Western Conference editorial an. ,tociated Press is exclusively eni- teuse for republication of all pxcttcredited to it or, not other~ edited in this paper and tine loca) d at the postn fice at 'Ann Arbor,j *as Accornd class matter. ipti*~1 by carrier or mail, $3 50" Ann Ar...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY GOING ONL for th~is column Oon by 5 :30 o'clock ,e publicatioin. ;URSDAY hers' club )meets " itectural corridor, Ngineering bition. The Ann Arbor Art associa- Moody is superintendent. The tract three features: the beauty of the and I laders, acs and lanterns. There are this of building.. tion holdis its exhibit ions in this bild' Ihasarie rotgeo ore txan on ; as a public park; a collection of nra- 125 employees of the ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Oil 17 _..,s.p.. .,g , 4 } n .. lli ffi ) C . . . 0 ' iI to Bl;anq;Z at to 0! MI- WTIG COUR-T I[ tquion and the Varsity tennis players who were not present..at yesterday's showing of the film. IAll those planning to attend may secure definite inf'ormation by call- ing the Athletic' associatio, phone, 167, after noon today. others besides themselves, and be- wailed the fact that the United States :s prone to strip ...…

…'c ll S. IN JUNE For Easter-What could be nicer ,,,......., .. ; v ;. ,, .._ SLEIEP A' YIIERF, BUTE EATAT R-X's Til'E CLUB LUJNCH 71" Arbor Street f N~ear State and Packatrd Streets GREY SHOP than a box of M avis Chocolates Famous French Confection Nunnailly's Southern Candies 6o E.Liery A i .. I /'+ ~=' ' v c3 c * To Brotheirs- and Silr A AG 0 ..r ( The S. S. Fanconia, the first vessel to be deslg iede spcially foPur iaronn...…

…1L Y F I ILiatlon in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Tntversity. Copy received until 3"M D . iM. (11:'30 i . .Bfturdlai,1. me3THURSDAY, 3NARCH 2 9, 192,3lNnb1er 102, Students and Mdenihers of the ]Faculties, University Convocation: ijalmur Stefausson (LL.D., 1921), the distinguished explorer, will a. Convocation of the University, to which the members of the nasters' Club are cordially invited, in 11111 auditorium, Friday...…

…<I I Agr Ap a.n Ar :43 a t I 11 EIGHT PAGESt ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1923 EIGHT PA3ES ITTLE Omni ES BUILDI [ILI i ITWON Glee Clubs Win In Pre-T ? J ULUU; [B CONVENES CAitNlJ AL ONN'f art Will Three Talk Michigan's Varsity ,Glee clubs Prov-J ed themselve-s worthy of representing the University musically in a tour through the Mi1dwest by the rendition of a pleasing program of classical and popular music in thei...…

…IlANSE IISI Song Reeital amens' cycle of :;even ng the historical de- Swhich she will give nder the auspices of was successfully in- Ly night in Pattengill ea capacity audience. nprised 23 folk-songs Aities each sung in recital gives promise of some concerts of remarkable excellence during the next few weeks. Prof. Bailey to Address Engineers Prof. Benjamin F. Bailey, acting head of the electrical engineering de-' partment, will adldress a me...…

…T"E MICHTGAN DAILY IfLETICS nhysical educa- - lly interest thej Dnventi*o~n of the rs' club will be omorrow after-, ock Friday aft-I Tickets for the sophomore movie are on~ sale in University hall, the Li- brary, and at Graham's bookstores. They may also be obtained from the sophomore women. The schedule for the, class basketball games to be held in Bar- bour gymnasiu~m is as follows: At 7:30 o'clock this evening, seniors vs. sophomores, j...…

…49 M..-N THE MICHIGAN DAILY -- --- - -r i ,. :rn ait except Monday by the Board in !rn Conference ditorial Press is exclusively en. for republication of air dited to it or not other his paper and the local at the postffice at Ann Arbor, as second class matter. ion by carrier or mail, $3. . Ann Arbor Press Building, May F~ditorial, 24T4 And r76-M; Busi- to exceed 30o words re. not necessarily to n evidence of faith, will be published in...…

…iTHE MICHIGAN DAILY - Thneaters OING oN 11,hitney has colmn shold The attraction at the Whitney, on ;).-30 o'clock of Sunday, April 1., will be the altogether blication. different whimsical tale of the trop- ics, "Tangerine." This is the work" SDAY ~that, when produ~aced at that birthplace ~~DAY of splendid musical plays, the Csn ichIn oom32~Oftheatre, New York, not only won im- Rey ddrssesthemediate acclaim, but astonished ev- ley ddrss...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... .. Rill illlw lll rMiurs ._ MII _.. .. s r IWIND GREETS OD PATIGE~' . -"- jKansas. Big 'Ten, jwill hold1 light. The three star te m o Fh Michigan, Illinois, and Iowa the biggest share of the spot- p. "STICK IT OVER; LET HIM HITI itertraternity Swim Sees Close Rae. In Prelims.9 of Varsity I Forced to be Easy LWith the comupotition close .in most EN PITICHER S SHO'ING of the events the preliminaries to ...…

…s i . r t. tI~47')4t~ It ..w. Presents: PLAY ?ROJDJCTI) CLASS~ES IPANIICA "Clarence," a four-act comedly by - -Booth Tarkcing ton, will be presented ai for "Las Cig- Jb'y stufnts of Prof. R. D. T. 'Hollister's ich is to be giv- play production classes at 8 o'clock rrow~ evenli~ ng i rday night in the auditorium of Un- .alb ,L o -i e sty hal at o e e s n "he held tonight. will act in this play which is the first ~play is laJid in; of a series...…

…THE TH CHGAN DAIL' ) -------------- a !' O F F IC IA L B ,U L L E T INhtm wl~ai osrcle oist l e brj+ y, Copv received until .:1--3 .t. .(11130 xa. i aturdaY.) i f i .. r 3 C i l J US T PUBL ISHE D Pn Stintnq In IBus~ness Ad nnstrato% n In eerdng, Astronomy, AVpled Statisticall Mahtr.atIcs CIn Fcwuamie, Edntcatlon, 1%ologv,. Psyclulogy, FOrMs try an VTal Stat~sics:z 'Tables in Applied Mate aisbyJm sW lover $4.50} ' lans: will be no ...…

…I m I i-if it iiiJa atlu .C G No. 130 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARtBOR~ MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 2i, 1923 EIGHTT PAGES. w £ ACADEMY IMEETING TOMORROW EOF' RESEARCH ITEN RST ONI PEAKERS d Discussion 'EASTER 0:1APRIL FOOL'S L L UL US L I DAY; FIRST TIME SINCE 'S8 1,_1,,111 11111 . For the first time since 1888, IEaster Sunday this year will " come on April 1. This will not. n ;:E T iE TRIP #occur again until 1934, antid again in 1945. Oth...…

… i'wrzcan l1V, To Dutch LA 5-1 Capital, IES meeting that the council favor the editor of 'The Daily as one of the ex- ofiio members of the council, the rest of the provisi~on concernin~g x- officio members being left for discus- sion tomorrow night. (Continued from Page One) ist nieeting. Any man on the camj- shall be eligible for election. Provides for Coaunil Office 1xpenses of Student Council: The ~sry expenses incurred in fos- le re...…