…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...…
…____ THE MICHIGAN DAILY W,,. back on Coach Yost's champion 1922 football team. RI ~HbUL IUMUflflV' "Racing hearts", the movie to be [yen by the sop.homore women, wvill I pen at the Arcade theater tomorrow. .ges Ayres and Theodore Roberts re the star~s. The author, Conrad Py-' on, also wrote the racing pictures ,hick. helped to make Wallace Reid ofamous. Tickets may be obtained tthe regular price of 35 cents in thei brary, in the League boo...…
…- -__~~THE MICHIGAN DAILY -__________ arn Daily IER OF THlE MICHIGAN~ iexcept Monday rby the Board ini ber of W4-stern Conference Z~ditorial tien. Aesoclatfed Prhess is exclusively en- theb, use for republication of all1 ispiatchem credited to it or not other. redited in this pgper and the Jpcal Tn. 1921 when he merger was con- pleted, to the satisfaction of the Re-dm genits, the Legislature and the Medh- OA TE OLL ical ,SJt1ol, the defen...…
…_____ ____ ____ ____ ___"HE MICHIGAN DAILY gaiizaionand as an aidl to the mentorI sity in the United States. Tt is an as- thocrough . unders7tanding of, Federal boan Ilost in many suibsequient add- system. sembled college having W"ts subjects and Statie Ipure food lay's. tins. Addlitions and remodeling were 11OW ---- taught,. for the n o.;gpait, by rmembeirsi (lone ofl the building in the years 1861,1 Frrtie ColIlege of ?Pl a niacy was or- of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t1r- .. .... , ILL'S i All Michigan! Here Are Steve Farrell, Coach Of The "Wonder Track Team" And Four Members Of Coach Ray Fisher's Title Contending Baseball Squad 'S B EST" Steve's IFORNIA, SUPREME IN 'AST, OUT OF CONSIDERA'ION chigan's more than decisive vic- over Cornell's fast, track team in erman gymnasium on Saturday! t shows conclusively, at least in opinion of no less an authority Jack Moakley, coach of...…
… listru-l { ^ I ,Of~l '7:00--Anierleanj legion meeli3 in room 306 of the Union. 7 :1 5--Tryouts for Adelphi freshiman~ debate meet in Adelphi room, Uni- ~7 :1:j-Try-outs for Athena Litonary so- ciety will be held in Alpxia Nu rooms, University hall. 7 :30-Round-U~p club meets in upper reading room of the Union. :0---Glee club concert in Hill audi- torium. 8 :00-Comedy club performance III Sarah Caswell Angell hall. In p~rivate teetsI Se...…
…t I 1124 ivAI'...4 I\J.P 1,1'XI"- B ULLET I N1 &Otte to all mamb.1.tt o M.I~: . M. tta*,) is canfexcnce of the Deans on Weduesay, March 2S. M. L. BURTPON. L tmue, 8eu And O1uWArtsi ,qegst that meJ as of thio Ftuulty ww o ve nat ai- Mt th4 n~en :y Dlreotory b Lait'swtih h hae ea 414- + ms. eager hean~ rd vtufli them toi the D*,azi's o~fce '1herie axe alit st dally calls for the tnfvo..-=Aera col - .ks, 'arid nl{ a smawl proportwn (dittha Facu...…
…I-I :J, 'su uiIA L-. . . -- TWE~NTY PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, S1 t DAY, MARCH 25, 1923 TWENTY PAGES I T H TEE Reads Passion Play ' I~lII Big Te prts Here This EveningiVtJULIIJILJ Dictator Here {) GOVYElINMEN I 5I X l A tE ~' NIH161BEASCORNELL 681-2 TO 28 RlEINKE BETTERS CONFERENCE MARK IN ',HUBBARD, MARlTIN, ISBELL SHATTER I i1 PIlOPOS-' FOR IIADS OF UNITS OF, FASCISTIC ORDER 114,q Ec onaniics Being Introduced in to Bialan...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MCHGAN, i \XX ±IhMRCiH 251923 tn 'The Long Journey" the first'LISLE ROSE iscuts. the tlan o the book in toe two pairt, of which have jnst been l littessl pialit-ir in thils country unoder thle "M-iire ad Ise" tret, of the life of te peit ric tnd ntoit hhic period, title "Fre sod Ice," lohtannes Vt. en-{as ivymbolzeedtby te ivesof fiv 'en has- attem tcpted hemot a-ti n at Imen: F rteseScninaotvana one themie i o-itbte...…
…NT lAS mmel of the public' ent has been choseni n at the joint enter- ublic speaking socic- at 8 o'clock tomor- ,rah Caswell Angell e purpose of the evening's enter- aent which is being given by thei phi House of Representatives, the a. Nu public sneaking society, anld Athena and Portia literary socie-I is to acquaint the camnpus with work in whicli these organiza- Sare actively engaged, and to a. program interesting to all. ous readings, a...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1923 Letters to the Editor FROM A READER OF THEL SUN2DAY force sch standa ds of verity and MAGAZINTE soundprinciples of criticism as will Sir:maen end of the reckless disparage-; Rather broad and sweeping are the ment, cheap sel-advertisemnt, -and assertions made regarding the Sundy, "hore-play" which it must be admit- Magazine. Elmer Sorles Loomis states ted have characterized a number of that...…
…len 1AIR Undergraduate tickets for the MTich- igan women's annual luncheon are oni .genieral sale at Graham's State street book store. The sale will . continue ntil Tuesday. Alumni tickets may be procured at the office of the as:sistant dean of women in B~arbour gymnasium.I Theshdlefrthne clasi Cs basetba ll bou',' gymn.asi n .i fllow;,s: A.t, vs. juniors;, sopho~ores vs. freshmen; a t 7 :30 'clock W Vednesda«y eveing, freShmenC1;atV:30cl]...…
…SUNDA Y. MARCH 25, l q'3 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGID THREE The Downfall of the Chicken MANY :MARIIIA ES, by Sherwood, Anders'on..Hueb ch, New York.! ROBERT LOCKE i In ai rather roundabout oaner, Iae repulsed his atenptssa't love- material that it becomes mot o- might prove, by the theorem that two mal, ng and tolerated it only in con-plant things similar to one thing are similar; nction waith the acquisition oi a child.plant- to each other...…
…FOF THE CHIGAN xcept Monday the Board in un Conference Editorial ted Press is exclusively en- use for repub~licationi of all s credited to it or not other. in this paper and the local therein. the postoffice at Ann Arbor, econd class matter. by,. carrier or mail, $3.50. .n Arbor Press Building, May- itorial, 2414 and 176-M; Busi- -nrinications nt to exceed S0o words fined, the signature not neces~arily to jr in print, but as an evidence of ...…
…PAGE F'OUR . T+-E MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 2 1923 Business Is Good Thle average roan can ,as no occas-i LILLIANREID Yes, bankers are "afraid of a boom" ofor obsayat tin- approach vianthyrerigtokpte.Ct- prospeity, ad is laughingly incredu- adte r. rigt1ee h on 1000 wheniitold( that 1)0ters or' not de- all over t he city A year ago no one their call sooty, they will be more fry on a properosabasi by prevea- si rable, jnst no he shrugs his sh...…
… P ~tv Wchx i iadO up of TI A Athletic Program 1has a person-' IPresident Burton ndw l (";;'n £eiaa (&ghtrour in !woth edt orial andf D o 6u .KnOW and Sayer; fin nc, c inposed of IRe- business departi ents. This is a C Igents Lelanjl Sam p-r and Huihbard; grand total of 259 students who are"na.isHgws re unnadacalyOthsafsf axus b -----_____ slaries,1R1 : an gorourIsis, land iaualy n testfsofcmusp Wh'leln was the licononIJcS building (l gents }l...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE FV 'BROOM' AND 'OTHERS' "The old expressions are with us CHARLES T. ANDREWS. abiload. Who of us will labor more always, And there are always others With such an epigram serving bot S e*zealously than these artists, to make as an inspiration and as a hint of its Since in your hearing words are prose, and pictorial art, both here and our world and the future more as reason for being, the poetry magaz...…
…O iK1~mN ' ., ~ 1ti _ 1 tn L. " . - -- .0m." 11 BEATS LI IN TRi GKi Griffith Forecasts Serious Results To Intercollegiate Sports If Pro Rule Is Broken ContinUted from Page One)" the half mile, however, a clean came out of the clear sky, e, Hattendorf, and Cusling fin- in one, two, three order, Roes- dichigan's fourth man, finishing even basis with Cornell's first. e's race was one of the big fea- of the evening for he sha.ttered ...…
…'ahi SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY,. ARCH I2, 1 23 All A All t I i I. /~ii ~ M i1 M ART BY SELECTION imer Stanislavovitch" and Son" ar- "'THE FLOWER IN DRAMA." .A took ranged, it seems, in order of their of Papers on the Theatre By Stark met. Young. Charles Scribner's Sons, It is rather interesting to note A. Reviewed by Robert Bartron tunin's quotation which heads the When you look at a tree you do not title stor: "Woe to thee, Babylon,...…
…C.1nccgfiPclc-- tAn+ 4 A S-.SIFI*ED THIS U,. ADVERTISING *o U Classified Rates. Two Cents per word a day, paid "in advance.. Min- imumn charge for first day, 25c. Minimum thereafter, 20e. Three cents per word per day if charged. White space charged for at rate of 5c per agate line. Classified, charged only to those having phones. Phole 94 COLUMN CILOSES' AT 3 P.Mi MIISCELLANEO US HAVE YOU A SWVEETHEART Oft.MOTHER°? }If you have 'eithe...…
…SUNDAY, M-ARCH 25, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAI; SF1 dli traveling dplain wahndei playingoror- with estltheirecryitam-l ga;IIII horrorIIII11[agony,1tIII pestilence-the1111 cry111H1111 iles. They reah the, Island of Capri of protest mounts in a swift crescendo.!O where the hotel proprietor and ingra- Then "Gihbs remembers his plot aod_ tiating servanto how them into the het drags a repentent wife to the spot suite. After dinner the Gentlenman wh...…
…G ON j olnn Should )o'clock of in ecngre- ane hall. es 111eet ill forum in Collgregationual f. C. E. Kent speaks op School of Religion." ts' class, Church of s in upper room, Lane" tguild meets in Ilapilst i) meets in upper i'e&141- tthe UJnion. At Science Iec~iirp at. -ell Ang-ell hall. mse at Wesley hal~l. Vofficer!, rehearse in. lple. guild friendship how. In church parlors. iclub of Flint dinner in the Union. peoples' meeting in Up. .ne ...…
…PAUt_4 LIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MACCH 25, 192 J(IHA0NES JENSEN; REALISIIS ART- LEO l)IIJTRISTItN 'enticst to Lee "itliar who plays the (Coninud fom age ne) (Cotined fontPag Thee) Coninud fom Pge ive pat of the Chief of Police. is art, (Cniue rn Pg Is) (otiudtac Ie he) (CniOn en Pg e disguise as the Prefect, in the see- conesoation. To thcnae, of course, tenmpted to do ths, but in doing so£ (as sol actress she was so nupes ,.t anti thir...…
…i. I .dL dVan ai r St ANN ARBOR, MICHIIGAN , SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 19V3PFRti rner ' IS y "BOOB MIcNUTTI, BOXING (AAMPr COLLE(;E FACtLTY STATES I Ntew Orleans, Matlrch 24.-(By A. P'.)--Students of "Newcomb Scollege, a, Young Woman's edu- cational institution here, were sub)Jected, to an" "intelligence test" to determine their know-tI ledge of every dlay subjects. fThey didn't do so well. The "I I results were so poor that the students wer...…
… zmpus Houses Russian Baron Who Pursues Studies Unnoticed' Theaters county ,ro DV 'NEXT vard R. Turner, of' the Cry - department, will i.e early part of April kins University where for six weeks, deliver-{ lectures on the Scholz- Three of the entire ed will deal with con- blems and three withI Fascisti," "Great Brit- ted States," and "Pres- n the Western World," T'he course, however, n deal with the devel- English government ferences to t...…
…THE MICHIGAN~ DAILY SL "-DAY, MARCIT,25. 1923 J0RJSZkN ES JENSlEN 'REALISM IS ART- LEO DRITRICJLSTEJN I menition to Lee _,dillar who plays the (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page Three) (Continued from Page Five) par't of the Chief of Police. His- part, i ! in disguise as the Prefect, in the see- contiolation. To tho,>e, of course, tempted to do this, but in doing so (as an actress..she w-as -so unimupres- hr c swl oe h c nd and...…
…FR031 A BEADER OF THE SUNDAY force -such standards 'of verity and NAgA;ZINE sound principles of criticism as will Sir: make an end of the reckless disparage- Rather' broad and sweeping are the ment, cheap self-advertisement, and assertions made regarding the Sunday "horse-play" which it must be admit- Magazine..Elmer Sorles Loomis states ted have characterized a number of that no one, to his knowledge, ever aricles published in the Magazine du...…
