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… FOR RENT SUITE TO RENT on second floor. No smoking. 1333 Volland. 637-R. C Terrace Garden dandruff? Stop it! Appointments evening if made day before. Older ladies given special attention, Hours unless by special appointment from 10 to 6. Work guaranteed by one who has studied medical as well as manip- ulatory beauty culture. MADAME E. S. ANDERSON, I 21 Wuerth Arcade. ag-t '' 510 First Nat'l.Bank Bldg. Phones: Office 1636; Res. 2451 Hou...…

…ling at the Perry school are i niners class in English, acco: Screen-Today i I -1 Arcade-"Enemie3 of Women," Lionel Barrymore. e held Monday after- Library. John IL Effinger. 1i Majestic-Viola Dana in "Roug- ed Lips." v. 16, the sconsing Come AFTER THE GAME to Wuerth -- "Down to the Sea in Ships," Orpheum-"Fools and Riches." Prekette' S 10 James. Stage-This Week SUGAR BOWL, [.0 1 Witney-May Robson in - the "Rejuvenatio...…

…A6V Ar ficit % X m q kTI Extr VOL. XXXIV. No. 18 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1923 PRICE, FIVE ANKO TIE SE IES. WIN FO R } SCORE BY QUARTERS AGAINST YOSTMEN MICHIGAN 1st 2nd 3 3rd 4th FINAL 0 E PASS IN FIRST QUARTER, STEGER TO UTERITZ, GOOD FOR 40 YARDS BLOTT OPENS SCORING WITH PACEMENT KICK Teams Practically Deadlocked Three Quarters in Fierce Struggle For By Ralph N. Byers Sporting Editor Ferry Field, Oct.. 1...…

… the competition this morning. About WILL OLD 12 women will be picked from this WILL OLD CMBINE try-out and they will meet for the last ;~elimination try-out Saturday, Oct. 20, 1,99E THBUTT009' ,when the final team will be selected. DEBATIHYOT TD~ At the meeting this morning the try- TWELVE WOMIEN TO BIE PI CKE )1 speech on the Towner-Sterling bill. TO (COiTIzE'1' FOR F'INAL ? Staff members of the public speaking PLACES department will be the ...…

…"'_#.''""_____ ^x":_'_ .:___saxe_______________c:,.._: v ..,. 4. P a:. '. $ a 4. '.i . ui.ip ai° " . , fast will take place at 6:301 oclock in ocolck Monday evening 'in the" parlors (girls with the -highest .scres in the ........ ~h~l thhIh~e morniing at Wesle~y hall. Igatalla- of Barbour .gmnasiumi. casswl eenee nti o test Mgtion and full initiation will be held at aldrvlyfolh oos sepce y eno scit mllmetatI o'clock in the afternoon at Wesley ...…

…'I'CE MICHIGAN DAILY S ATU] THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATU. ___ 1 i AT THE THE ATERS Night_ Classes Begin. at Perry School jto Miss Carrie Dicken, principal. The More than half of the 118 pupils who majority of the students are Germans, enrolled at night school last Monday with the Swedes second in number. evening at the Perfy school arein the, The night school is open every Mon- beginners class in English, according day, Wednesday, and Fr...…

…THE WEATHER COOLkR TODAY; PROB. ABLE SHOWERS Aw A6F Ar ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. 17 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS LOWDEN, ILNI EHOERNO, TO LEGTURE TQNI6HT "ORGANIZATION OF GOVERNMENT" SELECTED AS TOPIC FOR TALK SREAKER PROMINENT IN POLITICS OF COUNTRY Tonight's Lecture First on Program of Oratorical Association f...…

…____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ THE. MICHIGAN DAILY rIi rf Cabinet M ember 0p n m V re Board of :Regents was Chauncey D- Regents, stating as follows their at- J lecture. There is no ruling against IWILI xpeow. tl seems thatMr Depew, after tude toward the question: i such a speech being given at the Un-# Fight 2s his Chief' Varie d~i1*g foreswearing the slightest inter- "Whereas, Mr. George W. Wricker-lion according to Thomas J....…

…FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, I92~ THE MCIGNDAILY _________ __________~-~~~a~~ ~ .. w n Tr uswic llthe forer Che ofaihou have signedl un since the last nouncement concerning, the intcrho, hockey tournlamrent, 14 of the, hou on the ca±mpus having signified tb intentionts of participating in the c. test. Ec team is to have ai yell le. er ;and each house is to wear its c(l( not only for ;purposes of idlentifica't wtut also to lend so,],e "house sii...…

…AGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?I)DAY, OCTOTIER 12, 1923 games, the athletic association finds , M O Ii I3f Ut no difficulty. Seventy six men, each sk'lled on some musical instrument, CAMPUS OPINION OFFICIAL. NEWSPAPER OF THE are always ready to serve. For this ; OSm/aa. , , , service these seventy six men receive a UJNIVERSITY OF CIGAN SCVC hs e ny H.IlnrcicIEIPSTO FIIIEM)SHIP Oa cheer from the crowded football;GOOD MORNING Published every ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. rw - r r r r TITUS WRITES ANOTHER TALEOCF MICHIGAN LIFE Harold Titus, '09, a novelist who formerly was managing editor of the, Daily, has written another book withj the State of Michigan as a back- ground. "The Beloved Pawn" is al tale of an unusual Michigan people, the Beaver Island fishermen. Because of this book -and a prev- ious one "Timber", Mr. Titus has won national recognition and for introduc- ing Michigan in...…

…6 six T HE MICHIGAN IDAILY 1"Rl),IAY, OC7TOBER12,192 40roooo-o- E {llUII. aew 1 I -0 000%01 cc N, : rx'm L 2 ,r u} + 1 1,10 T W RS AS g F1 s 1 d ,.Fib Y ' 15, F A MOM i 1 F' VANDRBIT IL ARIVETODAY FORB~ ES~lT IT H L INES WEST COS' TEXPECTSBIG YEARLAE~'hPOVSFAUEO ON GRID;STARS ARE IN FO M nngi mi inn r- nlam Team Aceomnhied By Barad aml 89 Students; Expect To14 W~iIn (tamne Tomuorrowv TVA I~fT Y 6sQ~~U ) D) L {.lU ...…

…DAILY 'CLASSIVJED RATES A~I, 1 10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for Fifteen one-hour class lessons three or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion. c nroll now. Classes beginning Charged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, 11c per , day, October 15, 7:30-8:30. reading line for three or more insertions. White space charged for at same specialize in teaching ...…

…r milli I 1 I - ADVENTURES IN ESSAY To Students Enrolled in School of Education: An assembly of all students in the School of Education will be held at 4:65 o'clock, October 12th in Room 203, Tappan Hall. At this time Pro- fessor Charles McMurry of Peabody College will.address. the group. At the adjournment of the assembly, the senior and junior classes will be organ- ized under direction of the Student Council and election of officers fo...…

…THE WEATHER FAIR AND PROBABLY WARMER AM-r A6F 4Q, vl p Iw ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE 0EMElR WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. XXXIV. No. 16 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBERII 1, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS f i - ----r- T RESHMEN CLASES ATHER TODAY FOR ALL-CAMPUS MEET FIRST YEAR MEN FROM ALL COL- LEGES TO ASSEMBLE )N HILL AUDITfO IiIVl DENSMORE AND BURSLEY TO REPRESENT FACULTY Literary Cl...…

…4] TWOTHE MICHIGAN DAILY COUZENS ADO TE MICIG~AN SENATOR, HOMEW FROM EURIOPE, AIR iT IEWS ON AVORI{IA.PROBLEMS New York,O0ct. 10-(By A.P.)--Re- ceivershlip for Germany, a more symp- s t 1 t E r c Antique Set Of Books On Exhibit Regent Lucius L4. Hubbard's collec- tion of "Gulliver's Travels" will re- place the tapestry plates now in the!l corridor of the general library as an t exhibit the latter part of this -week., This collection, prese...…

…Y, OCTOI3ER 11, 193 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA'GET T 1t?; EBfU !o'clock any day this week in the office tinued from 3 to 5 o'clock this after- hie xwil engage in missionary work Varsity Glee club <anJ Student Chris- tan association. >of the dean of women. noon, on the second floor of tcSho m the Scolaogtenatives. While at Michigan_________________________________________________ of usc.Mis1aue icndiecor he was prominent in the work of the o...…

…THE, MICHIGAN DAILY TITURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1923 ............ .. OFFICIAL N~EWSPAPER OF THlE UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN t~cror,'t : 3e are i-red. The win- ning sorcrity 'will be given a lov- ing cup. Such is the way Illinois turns out for if3 annual circus. Michigan must rublished every morning exept Monday naI during the University year by the Poard in- I duplicate Illinois, effort and get oneO Co'ntrol of Student IPublications. - 1for ite...…

…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FrIV Cny 35 Of 800, 'Rembrandts" re Genuine, He Says STUDENTS ELEGIBLE TO AWARDS RANGING FROM $600 TO . $1200£ The University Schooi of Music has been added to the list of affiliated col- liges, universities and conservatories{ Which are privileged to benefit by the 4 , scholarships and fellowships granted , by the Juilliard Musical Foundation of Nt: New York. This fund, to be used to- : war...…

…I .,THE MICHIGAN DAILY ! HunsDAy Y', OCTOBER 11., 1920. y aq y ,a rr- GETSEDGEN TILE SRIE 'L # F4- 4b 5 t TA 0 ' i i: i r v ';a > :1 is -a N r ; ' T 'r jn . ".' gw I' 5 L, a { o, i a I i S SAC , .Y ~y -1 :3 ' d t x' r i t... § 1,; y L1=il b.p <'n '1 (u ' h 1 f i [ 7RiJ MGR E INCONTEST AFTERYABLSiTIESCOR i1 ,I I M BY INNING OPENING F PA CA S r5.., i' I f ~NUNE~VR~IY~IIU S aDyRIL CPuBs ClUNTH 117n"DF E[hVNYPSE CASEY S~t'...…

…LOBE ~ ~THE MICHIGAN DAILY i ~DAILY 'CLASIFIED RATES 10c per readting line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for three or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per isertion.. Charged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, lic per reading line for three or more insertions. White space charged for at same rates. Classifieds charge~d only to those having phones. Ask about contracts for classfied ...…

…. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ~IH6NGAUT Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members pt GIVEN N AIIADPOST~ the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until" 8:30 p. in. (11:30 a. in. Saturdax.i Harold TI. Thurby, '17, has been ap- Yolue 4THUSDA, OTOBE 11 191 Nmbe 16 pinted assistant (dean of the Graduate Volue 4THUSDAY OCOBE 11 192 Nuber16 schiool of business administration of Harvard university Mr. Thurb...…

…THE WEATHER FAIR AND PROBABLY, L fri4b aiI ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED) WIRE SERVICE Il ;EMBER WESTERN CONFERE1NCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION VOL. X?(XIV. No. 15 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS RES6IGNATION TO PASSKLAN "BILL[ PROMISES TO QUIT IMMEDIATELY WHEN ANTI-KLAN MEASURE BECOMES LAW SPECIAL SESSION TO CONSIDER PROPOSALS Would Prohibit Use of )Iasks by Secret Orgizations i...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY W EDNESDA v AGAINST CURT CHNU Dane's Discovery1'[P QFD T May Spell Death UL 1IIIIII~iJ IV T0 W itePla u lgeNIrE IN* SELLI C flr~f Thirhome will be in Wilminggton. MLIUL GENTUFs _____samemerofi_ I 1 STDIMjXPAI etaPhi sorority. Aidelplii Hold DIebat , ST UM X'PRNED Adelphi debating society held V --second regular meeting of the ya * S. Solicitor General. Feajos Loss ihL~ries U-der Plans Of Micigafn Man of Chieago f...…

…myQP~ 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY A I HOUSES SIANFOR To Experiment HOCKEY D fff' t With0Aviaion I 3 3 Y. I CtoA. HIKES FOR FRESHME! The last of I )owan I tii~toi': fir. t F!IRSTP (11SERIES TO FE.NC OITIA(,E ithree lecturzes V,)In be gui >io xveei PIF:' ENI811IP OF ENTERING inkSarah Casw elli ge] t .'- o WOMEN 3 will attend at 4 ocloekon?,rilr __Ifntering women are mneae to i .t .I '.!.' v.J1ri n .tm O I'r:3 a1 % ll' i !rt, Uis I~TIC A...…

…THE MIC141GAN DAILY r- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICIIGAN Published every morning except Monday during :the University year by the Poard in Cotntrol of Student Publications. I Menbers of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- tilled to the use for republication of all news dispatches crdited to it or not otherwise rrdited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Enler...…

…)AY, OCTOBER 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVR ONCE ENOUGH" SAYS TENNIS STAR, WHO CROSSES THE ATLANTIC ALONE. Li 1 ,; A' nr that the chaotic condition in Eiurope M IES lPR flPET Ofis having some effect on exportingI firms. but with a well maintained de- mand from other quarters, the Euro- pean condition should not be accept- ed as an entirely governing factor. There is a strong import business Washington, Oct. 9-Pessimistic re- unde...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [ "'nrairw°n'°°nn°" / rpWwr . wxr poem ,, , . II I Mid .. MIMl7I ' w i 4 _ i ,",!a W-wamom VARSITY GIVE N COACH McGUGINAND TWO STARS WHO WILL ENTER FIFTYMEN BATTLE AGAINST WOLVERINES SATURDAY AFTERNOON OA it d1 New Signals Given out During Light Serimmage With Reserves" VANDERBILT REPORTED TO BE DANGEROUS FOE Owing to the poor showing made by the Varsity in the Case game, practice' still consists of in...…

….'11-M.MICIIGAN DAILY MANCING 'j. r .! ,. i FOR HIRE PU89Li~ATIONS OFFEB i 1 DAILY GLASS 1bc per reading line for one ort three or more insertions, cash. in adv Charged at the rate of 12c per reading reaiding line for thiree or more insertic ra'tes. Classifieds charged' only to thos for classified advertising. "Jimmie-the PhouO FOR RSENT SUITE TO R1t~T on sewcnlIfoor. No smoking. 1333 Vollanid. 6.37-It. _ N i i 111 1LCULUMN 'Terra...…

…3z THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY 'OFFICIAL. BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University.. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday., Volume 4 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 19,23 Number 15 President and Mrs. M. L. Burton will be at home Wednesday afternoon, October 10, from 3:30 to 5.30, to members of the Faculties, University staff, and townspeople. Newly ap...…

…THE WEATHER FAIR AND PROBABLY WARMER Y Ar 4kop 4.J4 t r t1;4 I n VOL. XXXIV. No. 14 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS MCCLUSKEY SPEA 1KS AT ENGINEERING SMOKERTONIGHT DISTINGUISHED ARMY OFFICER SELECTS "OUR MILITARY POLICY" AS TOPIOC DEAN COOLEY TO TALK ON TECHNICAL SUBJECT Engineering Society Sponsors Social Gathering of Year First Colonel Manus McCloskey brigadier general in active...…

…PWO -HEMICHIGAN DAILY Des lie Have To TaCUT HNE ~EK IN BTAC qN 1;R T LE~FT L D1r. E. G. Anderson, formiorly ofa the Carnegie station for eplerilar cniai t - evolution and the (College of ihc' CCit a ~of New York, is with tihe Dottay (c - ! p artment as national resea _ek fallow.v Dyr. Andetson is devoting 1,, ceattire c time to investigafi onsit airily at the botanical garden, on heredity itn maize: ifand fruit flies.t Dr. George Sartori;...…

…i--ii.1 O 1 X12 f THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE 3E11 9, 192~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY JUNIS will PLAY DATE _L VA.V .TZL 0Y' ' A Q L.C ns paf[;'Entering women are requested to meet to 4 o'clock Thursday, Oct. 18. This All.11houses should send the names of 0 with the group w. ithi whicht they metI meeting will be held in T-3arbour gyn-I their athletic managers to IBarbour UL~Lfor thae last twvo lectures.a nasiuni. All members are requiestedl gym...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY plan are not apt to be popular with the student body in the future. A new program must be discovered. Per- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE hap: it will not result in a pool th's UNiVERSITY OF MICHIGAN year or next but it will at least give the fund % substantial foundation and Published every .morning except Monday it will demonstrate to generous alum- during the University year by the Poard in .e.l Control of Student Publicati...…

…*THE MICHIGAN DAILY ___ PHIPIN H A L e s L WJf ter College big features. One of these was the and the expense was borne, by the* REN Tn 1AT "Fr m i. h Battle-Royal for All Corers," and Freer estate. ___________________the other was the Interfraternity Copies of this work are available t i~ lIEPRI' ffh freshman fight. The evening held pro- at the Library for reference or may; IIII UILAiIIIU ~ D oonto - The Right Honorable l Yale-Two Profesors...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t1ESDA F, 00 A gda; VARSITY BLIE FOR WEEK OF HARD IN- RlE RE VAND COTEST Wisconsin Has New Coac) I i Flaws SIown A gast (a'oe Mus$t Be team is in good shape, which was not Elimi:ated ll forf Sa4turday's the case in last year's battle. Accord-; Battle ing to a poster in the dressing room at the club house, "Vanderbilt held Mich- LINE GETS STIFF 1)RhID l IN igan to a scoreless tie last season with "OPENI'N; UP"...…

…TI IE MICHIGAN DAILY ;PN olp"VEN His THIS COLUMN LA8'SIF F COLUN CLOSES I AS IICLOSES a Soph 1i1 linve Ilmme Preference JFrance honors MIISCELLAiNEOUJS i Preferences for the Union dances! An 'ei 1PRET'1TY BOWL and three large nar-, this- week vnd-goi to -90010o'es l'it ,So iety Chie cissus bulbs 50c. Larger bowl and' and engineers on :Friday night and to! o I .he five bulbs 75c. You will enjoy witch- all dental, p'harmieal and grad~ut...…

…EIGH THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1923 DAILY' OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.r Volume 4 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1923 Number 14 President and Mrs. M. L. Burton will be at home Wednesday afternoon, October 10, from 3:30 to 5:30, to members of the Faculties, University staff, a...…

…THE WEATHER GENERALLY FAIR; COLD. ER TODAY t VOL. XXXIV. No. 13 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1923 _ _ ____. r FACULTY TO ACT T TO BILING USE LOCAL CHAPTER OF PROFESSORS ASSOCIATION TO APPOINT COMMITTEE GROUP WILL CONSIDER BENEFITS OF SPEECHES Regents' Refusal to Allow Speaker to Talk in Hill Auditorium Cause of Action Action arising from the refusal of the Regents of the University to allow George W. Wickersh...…

…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MSICHIGAN, SJN1;tA'Y, OCTOBER 7, 1923 A Retrospect After Five Years Tlhcot cai bedth The i Ornaei" of( ' Tb h ne lit we1,: it s tili i sdt at Stia to ~ r~ alofiiec 'i a llc titelonc s_ illE f'I t iad;he"rcwrd};dZ iinsO- leear th. th. I ccut 'itGei' wc n ito siroc it -i' Yot'thcotealmostovlilly 1 114 '1 sotit id ras' tot thet h e la c n ' to n h is e ni r e nw r d .l v' f l d -p e ir k 'd iiis ? c iit e i , t h e f a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ail'NDAY, OC OBU1 , i A .. ?most of the space for the formler is al-! readly gone, while reservations for Min-; nesota are just beginning to cornyC in. The Allenel reports thai, they are half sold out for the 7.i}n.;o' a erme. Rooms are being rsie mostly b~y studenuts. Daily classified for real resul S. i a S;chernwreioriito Lectu~re staff is required to w rite contrary to _. _ . !J,3!mis '3ehermerhorn, former edi...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN .DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER1 7, 1923 tiul old ok songs, the bringing into solute oelf-control ot the individual "TheN UIUSC an "Mi ed ingue ot01(1 national country dances and at the same time a new freedom ii s i place of10101ii.01the modern dances and a bsduo rmlhmnnes h growing literature. In thi last held, sd1 sn rmlhnannes h one isriter puts it, A close lliance Itoerment conilits as hame as M arige li s betweein the lgedte...…

…________THE MICHIGA.N DAILY s ? Square, arciiteetial ho(~ar Uociety for women, will meet at 5 -O'clock TuIeday afternoon, in the Engfineering building. lans will b)e discussedl for deign s and decoraion for the Women's League bazaar. Sigma Delta Phi will meet at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, in Par- hour gymnasium. Pamela Brown, '24, will be at ar-- hour gymnasium from 3i until 4 :0d o'clock tomorrow afternoon for the purpose of displaying sa...…

…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THkE Cto get at the center of things. They million since 1913. But the Bigness C orrespond enCe were good enoogh to admit me to the which is my First Impression of Union by Early Doors. Soon enough America is something aside from that. :s that Union is going to be the center It is more subtle, much more diffi- Sir:-w eaters are tlse high moguls of the of America. But the baby's not yet cult to ex...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning ex,.ept Monday during the University year by the 'oard in Cont-rol of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. 'The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatchescedited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at t...…

…PANE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SO NA" 01-. PD 00 Ii .^w^v S (Continuetd from Page 0Tree And yioroter tre too bslnis11101 t toeadthe a o. it io.I lr'kn t abou t yor iown-t--'oiie, ou ti O 1c- 1 til tiit lo a vio l' tt d here and int to p ir . 11 A11 l' s p iit" t itt lii 1 I iou ttittt tn al i l in t t it i t tl e itt o e oi th n yo pay muc les lt Ittli to titaito dn' n t dto lat n fot hiri' e101 l0 ult t ut fer the oist otooa -ti nt ti e tati...…

…_______________________TI-fE MICHIGAN DAILY w m II We ask your cooperation in the presentation of tliis theater's biggest underta.iNg PLEASE COME EARLY'i 1"ti ll will not be seated on the a rdiforium floor afteI(r the second act of any per'formiance. Cliii- dren in arms will not be admitted Sunday. We will reerv 'c(eic;1i for Clubs, FratiltnC!s, Or w~j b a sold to any Ujic person for anly iperformlance. i"") SE.ATS RSERYED) EXCEPT IAWh ...…

…StN 1..Oi~iut- THE -MICHIGAN DAILY aI Edited By SCogan I AITOLUS .The (''ri ian mth luogists, after aing coninel Satan in a pit, were obliged to let himnot ag int, to tring on the seul o the fable. Ile is then introduced I nto tie Gariden of Edien itt the sape of a snae orna sret, antd iuthiat s'-ape he enters into faniliar conversation 'aitit Lve, whoi~ is no swny urprisedi to ear a snake talk; andl the iste of the te-a-te is, that e tersoa...…

…______________________THE MICHIGAN DAILY '1NAOT~~A , Ij' ..., r .. 4 * r1 F - . ........................... I., .......... 1 - .,.w,,,,r, ,, VARSITY T-RIUMPHS OVER SCIE[NTISTS IN SLOW CONTEST 3(Continued from Page One) ! Michigan 43 yard line. Case was pen- alized for offside and on the next playl Steger broke up a triple pass. Grib- len kicked out of bounds on the Mich-: igan 2 yard line as the quarter ended. Slaughter went in for ...…

…PAGE SlI THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1923 r- PAGE S2X THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1923 Books and v W Writers America," he says, "the European pro- it escaped the threat it received to- cedure could not well be followed. wards its British system during the Thus, first describing Harvard as it Revolutionary war, only to have a appeared in the form of a "Resident transition take place from within some Government," he next...…