…Section Two Y AV t VOL. XXXIII. No. 81 ANN ARBOR, ALUMNI BUY GRID GRAPH APPARATUS Electric Scoreboard Tried Out Fall to Reproduce Future Outside Games. Last PROCEEDS TO HELP PAY OFF OLD MEMORIAL HALL DEBT Purchase of the grid graph appara- tus for reproducing football games has been completed by the Alumni association. The electric scoreboard which was introduced to Ann Arbor last fall, at the Vanderbilt, Ohio State and Minnesota ...…
…________THE MICHIGAN DAILY ARCAI hie Woman Cornqu( erine Mac~oitald, i ,ction of the week. screened amid 'tl icrn Canadla, and rns hewo~n of that pictin 74 "TER 'ldution, "Salvation :Nell," which conmes here Wednesday and Thursday. Paul- Eine Starke has the leading role, which E ~Mrs. FYiskl^ erlae fonmous on the speak - .era," starring ' n g tage. bhe is seen as the forlorn is the opening little N-312', Who, because of her love The picture ...…
…THEjMICHIGANDAILY__________ j IUniversity of Michigan, League RR RY which is necessary if the best results are to be secured. SECRTARY ANNUNCE iMrs Earl W Dow returned from the l est ihot.Chrstnastime: While AN.17 09TE SIT'f OR was away she did work with the NeANngl21 almDATEmetSETwiF ALUJMN9ECOUNCIL H T groups as well as interviewing sce -- !taris ofcolleges which~ have been GRtAND 1RAPID~S OB1TAINS 100 PER engaged in financial, campaigns. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ki DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETINf 2Publcation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received until 3:30 D. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 3 SUANDAY, JANUIARY 14. 1;23 lumber S1 University Senate, Further Postponemnent of Meeting: The meeting of the University Senate, called for January 15 and post- poned to January 22 it has been foun, l necessary to postponed to a still dater date. I...…
…THE .W EA T H E R I VOL. XXXIIIL No. 80 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY JANUARY 13, 1923 EIGHT PAGES SEE THAT HOCKEY GAME TONIGHT PRICE FIVE C Will Head Marine ANNOUNCE EXAM DATES FOR ENGINEERS AND Corps Inspectors arn ii arifi arvnanl Eneny Of AliesuA I Now Is RefugeeUSMANASHNDOF with enthusiasm at the inauguration of hockey as a Varsity sport at the Coliseum last night a game in which Michigan netted two goas to onevfor Wisconsi...…
…THE m JIGAN [LY .. w w .- rM.rr rrrr r lrrrr rrt wrr +4 rriiirrrrrri6 rrY r rsr w ny wr on~~~~ nu P'~ P i e ~ e 1~tc ~t seuece te future ongasths ilstonexims and ual~~~~1'' COlCljIC' r ot re- 1, an ll-(3yA. PR)-='Gelsen-. th lre e n snortheast of Ev- 113d, in the1C ;on')1d zone .of oc- FO E " GERMAN MVA.N OF WAR RETURNS TO UI, S. AS A TRADER MICHIGAN WINS, (Continued frome Page Erne) through the entire Michigan teamii)and 'shot from...…
…___ ___ __ ___ _ Tk 1CH iAN fl DEAIN HAMIL TON TELLS FN IN OF SELF-GOVERNMENT1 FO . -R VWOMFN,,V Self-go)vernmenIt 1? k1 stas a theory (tho b.-u odirectors of, thleag 'lmpng the woMr:en Michigani, bu3114. i' allrnoon in IBarbour gy'Iul no one has clear ideas about it, Dean nasiun). .'ean ilamnilton declared while address- Dean Hamilten. explained the tw, ing the board of representatives of the types of govcrnmenit which arc possi- Women's l...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATRA Y, DO WE WANT ITT Upperclassmen in the literary col- .FE.N I lege are privileged to take final ex-1T D O OASEDRL OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE aminations under the honor system 1 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 4 by notifying the instructor of their EEf f "THEIREIS 1 X0N Published every morning except Monday dgsire through petitioning. As most I ETHOD LBYI ring the University year by the Board in students on the campus seem to ...…
… ,- ATTRDIAY, JANC RY WI1RDY~ ANARY13 It2: __ ___ il C',TGAN QAI .+ J 1 b 1 A : Y, ?' i \ ! (fit h "] . !ll JI u tf" ( t 1 air. . I ( 1 k1l) ./;! i . .. ' & v /4 f .,. I N The Schultz rGocery- iEHOME OF PUIR E FOODS YOU CAN DO BETTER, AT LEMBLE'S THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS INCLUDE- PHONES 326.=327-328 114-116 E. WASHINGTON Hiome Killed Chicken, .30-.35 Mr. Steward,. Facy Home Killed Short Rib Beef .. Fancy Pork Roast . Veal ...…
…THE MICHIGAN -DAILY } ymer. ' pop_- 4,IIPIIIIININI III if-L ma7 ,doom%. o ' _ IE HUML. K,: { ,"\t ' +'.'"' ~'q ".. / A.,^'. /.e SA AT NONS ANDr ipAl Aprr ,nlri~Tlft lTgaras but their sp'ed will not come Inew one and the real test will come J t fl t i eithr Faller or 'lplc'=tnight. Coach sMahlstated that too E P c r sSCiiiAERuE Dil RUL iV iLiii IUr It i while Cappcn works ust as effective-mfuch confidence sould'not be plac aed I...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ . __. FORECAST STRONIG AQ URTIC .._S5EASO i Acquilsitioni of IBowit for Coach ( ivA- T~l nk Teamn 's Pr'sioets B;g :. Boost Z)(i).;i)litlfis i i raing; w'ith a fu-. tur'e soi) prol!;=ing ?Fit11"e1th ' lbeen wiln1t.ie pPi; d 1 e SW1 _1ERS.WUL-GETF1 ST' 1l'e , sz to so ns i l19 ,) Ihe TEST AGAINSTii .A.C{. J. 1 -)C~u O~ th ii ve lunty c lo4 ,gugto r- 'With. the announcement made last'ti ntefl f12.furire. to 111if5 0' b'...…
…_________T1 teaMICHIGAN DAIL\ 'E NEMESISOFGRAY I side hal.Subject, "A Creed for [but all other necessaries must be furn- 92:;."ish~ed by the players or teams. '~~~l l3 "civrn~ ~i'ie inllubll and!- t ;riuni. T)D1. II. K. W. Kumtn Watch the signs that have been ~; ~dxl. c2zted around the campus telling - 1 whether or not the ice at Wineberg's t'3..JIf 1;icoliseum can be used for skating. PI- rh' okr n~i st have their ji{e-# P'dfr V c. ](:ig...…
…j THE WEATHER WARNER;l ~ PROBABLY SNOW TODAY LL itV afl I FIRST HOCKEY ~ TONIGHT AND TOMORROW VOL. XXXIII. No. 79 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CEN'T PUCKSlhUI-flfEETS 1 First Performance [UIJWIJU VIVILIJ At.Dodo Plagyhouse IUI ~lIL W BADGERSIN FIRST Is Well Received SWIMMING TEAM Before an audience of 50 people wihtaxed the playhouse to its ca- -pacity,Dodos, local dramatic group .W. S...…
… MimIJ~~p es Vodvil UOMIFamous Engineer T I, ournamnent Cup L ?May Be Chosen DRILIN MAHINRY TO Succeed Fall: UNMOOR 00. Si",te B1" P'r e. EFted in I"raFern vi'ai ll I be AUIENCE O )DE' Dfl lt.Rv; appearin Ithe frateritylcompetton, for 'thee Mimces Draniat cc(up toigt anti tomorrow nigi t t the Mime theater, resulted in eight of the bs, gkits kbeing sele ced for pr)e 5enktaLionf. These acts gill be Irt on by un.- hber, the aud~enes on bot...…
…_____ _____ _____ _ Th~ MICHIGAN DAILJY_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IMPERSONTOR WILL BlltE EIE~OSTM NW)RS. VERA BARBOU R TO GIVE TAKE OFF ON N ARGOT ASQUITH Among the interpretive impersona4 tions to be given by Mrs. Vera Par- hour at 8 o'clock tomor~row night in. the Pattengill auditorium will be z "take off" on Margot Asquith. Mrs. IBarbour, .of Oxford., Englandf, has gained considerable fame through her' original monologues which were' first pre...…
… Q SLY OFFICIAL -NEWSPAPER (IF TILE UNIVEBSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Cntrol of Stude-t Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Asociated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news disphtches creditedto it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at ...…
…"&T 11 E r [iCHIGAN DAILY -+ ! r Predicts Russian "Co Despite Present Cc Leads French Army zeback" In Ru h r Invasion rnditions Mibble,''OL, Speaks Sunday Charles L. Dibble, '06L; will speak on 'Religion and Science" at the Sun- day night supper Jan. 14, at Harris books, including "The Crammar of "The advertised is Hall. Mr. Dibble, besides being a law- Belief", an exposition of religious JIMMIE, the ad taker. yer of repute, has writte...…
…TV& IC HNGANDAILY7 "OWN 0 a ._ s . , rye \'' .. L11.1111EI#11.111111MA 6L It 4 1 '- - %- v J46 .VER INE BASKETBALL SQUAD LEAVES FOR GSOPHER CiA P TODAY 1111 riace)MnneOta To'morrow- Niht Mfather Hopeiul r'TNE NUEN I L M4AE TUIP TO MI1NNEAPO4LIS, IOWiA CITS Mich~igan's Varsity basketball teami eaves this morning on the first lap) .f its trip to Minneapolis and Iowa iywhere thoy play Mtinnesota an owa respectively, facing the CGo...…
…TVF T~N4TtHJG-AN lDAILY : r ristest Pursuit Plane in World Gives America War 'Mastery of Sky 4 I HAN'rIS T0ACK CAL0NL ON 'ki MYTHICL TEAM. . With two extra men on the forward f ense men Barss will probably play te substitution game to the limit: to- .ight not only to save the men as miuch as possible but because of the advantage it will give the Masize and Blue. The pace will be terrific for firs" few moments at least and the team th...…
…____ ____ ____ ____ ___SHE MICHIGAN DAIL\ ENCH OBJECTIVES IN MOVEIVNOERCOOKWANTS TO C LLECT F:RMGE MANY l''WqON FREARgMS- . . 1923 CDALENDARS A D DIARIES 19, I i EXCELSIOR - N"ATIONAL - STAN DAR DI I I A Commissioner of Public Safety Urges Enactmnit of Law Prohibiting Concealed Weapons j BLAMES GITN TOTER FOR CfflIE RECORD UN ST'ATE Detroit, Jan. 11-(By A.P.)-Colonelj Roy C. Vandercook, commissioner orf public safety, and as suc...…
…I THE WEATHER PROBABLY COLDER TODAY Y itt 43UU tl SEE THE HOCKEY GAME TOMORROW - w - - -w r111 VOL. XXXIII. No. 78 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS AMERICAN TROOPSi TO LEAVE RHINE -_ _ TRANSLPORT WILL SAIL FRIDAT TO BRING BACK BULK OF I T 1 M. Coue's Teacher Is Eager To Greet His Famnous Puni Comedy Club New Members Act Well AL.a V V .3. l+wY F ii lP i 4'V AL VV ll !v v :;.....…
…ls. 11L - CLAKELUNHS LEAG t CAMPAGN' Forarie' Suprempe Curt Member Ado- vttes Covenat Ref ore ew PARISA$ (AI'Sl1) lEFEAT or. PACT, SAYS JURIST NIew' York,' Jan. t0.-(By A.' P.)--- The work that John H. Clarkce, of Youngstown, 0., ,ct out for himselfI when h6 resigned his sat on the bench of th United States sureme coyt, was formally launched tonight, when hlie delivered the 'keynte ad- dress at the first meeting of the Nvon- Partisan asso...…
…P.i AR'...A.C1 'I L~tfA L !l iUniversitly Trainsl Indian To Teach Sports' MEMBERS OF Y'.W.C.- A. L WLomen Mortarboar'd members will meet at 12:10 o'clock Friday at Dey's studio to have their picture taken for the Michiganensian. SGirls Reserve leadiers will meet at ~7 o'clock this evening at Newberry 'hall. A brief but important business session will be followed by a reportl -oi the granting of certificates for the course. Every member is...…
…THE MICH IGAN DAILY% OFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE; UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday ning the University year by the Board in mntrol of Stude:nt Publications. of people at least several decades to become adjusted to a complete change in calendar. This was true In the! sixteenth century when the Jtlian calendar was replaced by the pres- ent one, and in this case only one change was made, and that of minors importance. ...…
…_________________THEMICIGANDAILY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -- - - - ] Y, . .. _ . ,.......,..,,. .. .. ,. ..,. I 'i a : 3 pg| ganahinTg KU'MM TO SPEAK UICC N i ION SUNDAY EVENING S MAU.POX Is DVISED Mr. I. K. W. Kumm, one of the fore- most missionary organizers of the Serious outbreaks of smallpox in present time, has been secured to various parts of the state, especiallyS peak at the service, to be held at in Monroe county, which is adjacent '...…
…. . .... .. . IAO . .. . La 4=1111111U M .." . I~EIil. L ° 0.....,wr"' "rS - "er o 'O URT SQUAD RE[9fl eave Tomon-ow for Satulrdtay Tilt I WIIith (xoplier' ;-WIilFic. APT1AiN ELY SNIOWS 1W:IJ.'T R FOR1Oi WITH WEE~K OF. WORK. Again stressing correction. of the aults wheih proved most glarig in -he game against Illinois last Satir- Jay, Coach Mather put the Varsity asketball squad through its next to ,e last -workout of the w...…
… intramural Items Close scores and hard fighting on, the part of all teams were the out- standing features of the fraternity and clas: basketball games Kehl at Water- man gymnasium Tuesday night: Following.-are the scores of the games : Delta Chi 12, Theta Chi 4; Pi ; D~elt~a Clhi; court 4, Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity and class teams should solved( the rest wvould be compara-' vs. Delta Kappa Epsilon; at 9:30 inake all effort to arrive onth...…
…THE MICI ZAN DA4ILI THE MIC 7JAN OAIL'I Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN in ty. the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3:30 v. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) THUR$DAY, tJANfARY 1i, 1923 Number 78 New York Man' Fight Cotton xs To Bug consin. le feels that the progress made so far is as much as can be expected and is certain that rapid ad- vance will be0 made in the sport at Michigan because of the enthusiastic attitude...…
…THE WEATHER GENERALY FAIR TODAY Y A19Ufl ~Aai BOOST WINTER SPORTS VOL. XXXIII. No. 77 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS _. GROUND SELECTDI FOR SITE OF NEW GENERAL PLANS COMPLETED FOR CONSTRUCTION OF MODEL PLAYHOUSE TWO AUDITORIUMS TO BF CONTA1NED IN BUILD!TG Open Air Amphitheater Considered as Possible Annex to Structure . Ground has been reserved by the Regents and general plans h...…
…TiHE MICHIGAN DAILY WDE~~ HOUND SELECTfl FRflP RIIAV TIJFTFP, S _. Starts wBureau "' In Talent RANGE PREPAREID Tf liaP NIIADMfll or days and that. the progressive seiz- ure of the Fuhr can only be stopped by Germany comning to terms. (By Associated Press) Zoological C(1u1 Seets Tomorrow I (Continue d from ' Page ne) brief xzention. At the University there is no auditolgin really fitted . for "dramtic performances either ama.- teur ...…
…WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1923. THEMIC141GAN DAILY PAGE THREE A ...r... ...: . . [ Women Tle Michiganensian picture of the reg- u 4i Panhellenic delegates and offiers Will be taken at°Dey'a studio at 12:15 (dc~ocl, tcdaly. freshmen who have earned 100 hon- ox" po int:; may pa y the 75 cent clues of the senior NV. A. A. to a representative oI the association at 8 o'clock torn crow night, in Barbour gy- u11sium. The clues for former members ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1928 f -1+3 + By selecting nominees through the overdone, as eve Q t agency of the council itsielr these students have lef evils may be to a large degree rem- account ofa lifeo OFFIC1AL NEWSPAPER OF THE odied and the candidacy assured for gerated optimism. en now not a few t the University on of ease due to exag- I UNIVE1ISITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday durin...…
…WVJoSJA1X, JANUARY10, 2" THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE F] U T ATE Y Chicago.ngr BA Plans Long Span PROPOSEDLAND CENTER~ Is CHOSENBY CERCI HINSDALE STATES ISLE ROYALE i1PLAY BY SCRIBE AND ILEGOUVE SHOULD BE USED FOR WILL BE PRESENTED IN EXPLORATION ANNUAL SHOW "Isle Royale, at least certain parts "Bataille de Dames" is the title ofI of it, should be under state control if a play by Scribe and Legouve which; for no other reason than the archaeo- r :...…
…STX THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 JANUARY 10, ',1323 . 14,1677" 71- oo::: -. 1 v w ITRHER FEARS OVEl OFCAMPUS MAY Varsity Basketball M1entor Says Squad h'a e i'usally hlard Seliedi le 'I'llis Year' RESERVE'kS TAKE (OVER FIRST j F1VE IN P~RATIC E %CRL D-[A E With sentiment on the campus .al- inost unanimous that Michigan will win the Big Ten basketball: champion- hip and Probably will (10 it without osing a single game :Edwin J. Mathe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY '. WHas Likely For 1923' Looking quadk Freshman Court a' Te-am nce runner, and "T'urny" Ii'tr~nft, nn!n~nnn~~ ne of the greaitest track athltin. ~MINORVefcl nru.SP1t VPUOSP[b! Intramural items APF&R CO909ATPIKDE lack experience. The season opens Jan. 19 with Illinois. Tile swiiniers have started work- I1 ing with the new coach, MAerriam, ' '011mE*r Chicago star. W1aldo, who New Tuxedos for rental purposes. New Tu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATL\ rSAT DAILY OFFIIL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received until 3:2~0 v. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday.) Volume 3 WEDNESDAY, ,IANUAR-Y. 10, 1923 Ntumber 77 J I Monumlen Honors Heroes; Symbolizes U. S. 1923 3piri t -- - - - - - ., . I 1923 CALENDARS AND DIARIES ;ELSIOR - NATION1AL - STANDARD OFFICE SUPPLIES IN GENERAL EXC To the Deains; There will...…
…THE WEATHER RAIN OR SNOW TODAY Y 47h ti!ran VOL. XXXIII. No. 76 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1923 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CEN I PA DEREWSKI GIVEN IMMENSE OVATION ONREPP GIVES MAGNIFICENT LZENDITLON OF SONATAS BY BEETHOVEN AND SCHUMANN PIANIST'S GREAT ART STILL UNDIMINISHE D Chc1in Group, Exhibiting Paderews- kis Emotional Playing, Wins Greatest Favor (By Edgar H. Ailes) Thirty years ago this month Ignace Jan ...…
…T UHE MICHIGAN DAILY UEDAY, 2J KN:V Aerial 1,Flivver" Make Bow aise", Op. 74, Mendelssohn's "Spin- nling Song", the pianist's own beloved 1 Minuet, the Schubert-Liszt "Hark,1 I-ark the Lark" and the, Chopin-Lisza "The Maiden's Wish" ; were success- ively played for an audience which re- fused to leave until the piano wasj closed and Paderew ski made no fur- ther responsise to ther enthusiasm. Election Defeat ChcWill Be Offered L' INTITOKE...…
…JAY, JANUARY 9, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE lTHREVJI Back To Farm Is Dce o Associations'-- Irene Castle To Show1, Ann Arbor College Women Dances And Fashions Of Year t, I The 14Miciganensian picture of the reg- I W;ill dances at the Tunion oil F - her company are being brought. There ulai Panhellenic delegates andi officers d cay and 1sAturday nights be ;rovised ;~ x.llM1bo no reserved( seats but sections will he taken at Dey": studio...…
…FOUR THE MIC4IGAN DAILY TUESDAY, IANUAR~Y 9, 1923 . will reciprocate with an al ternipt to P ~ tCI1i~Xf ~ t justify any libertie'; which the powers ______________________ that be have given hiin. OFFICIAL N~EWSPAPER3 OF THE I UYNIVERSITY OF MIICHIGAN~ PEI' FOR TRACK Published every morning -except Monday To the men of Michigan th Varsity daring the University year by the Board in Control of Studen t publications, track coaches are putting...…
…JANUARY 9, 192, THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGS PAGE "bAMPHIBIOUS" TANK TR AVELS ON LAND AND WATER IN TEST B U B INCS OUI MI NME . Gloves were flying in every direc- fV . - tion and the floor quivered as more ..:.than 20 nmen hammered the punching '. 'f'bag and shadow boxed yesterday a1t- Owner Of Monte Carlo Is Mystery Man Of Europe r Fresh Shipment of Ayres & Smith CAPS DONALDSON'S 224 SOT SrT ATi E BOARD REDUCED 2 MEALS-$4.00 604 E""T"ASTI...…
…is ; THE MICHIGAN 4 DAILY TUESDAY. JANUARY 9, 1923 _ J .r .,... :,. ",,.,.,,...... ,. " .. ' "'"' ' . rfrwrw.M awinw+... r " ri wir { t .. _ _ iiAil i 00r"'"'" ,.,, . . ...., N IN' l'lini, :( CAMP.I Coach M ketlall me cIrll last 'n ium for th tces slred Lion for hii this weeke The Var from pleas by Michiga irday nigh wre'on th Several fau play of the [llini and spend tliq nd improv were show Oe of ti of the Wol following Ut b...…
…T1HE MICHIG AN DAILY- Coach JBarss Drives Men Hard As Wisconsin Series Nars: Coach Bars is 'rapidly shaping a rang-cnaoents will be made for the home formidable Varsity hockey team to gmsti sao.i wsfudb meetWisonsn a theColseu inI the University athletic authorities wetWichenanteCliem n they tool.ve the Coliseum for the two game series which wilI'b(, itrsotsta eealCiVfj played Friday and Saturday nights ences had to 'be arranged for in or...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL\ ~ _ DAILY OFFICIAL BUILLETI" Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members ofJ the University. Copy received unil 2:30 p. im. (11:30 a. in. Saturday.) v o u e UTSEI A , Js A Y 9 9? sychology 21: All members of the class will report to D~r. Barrett at the Psychopathic Hospital, Tuesday,' January 9 at 2 p. in. E. 13. SKAGGS. 21iathematical Club: R.egular meeting will be held in Room 401 Mason Hal11 thi...…
…THE WEATHER UNSETTLED; PROBABLY S'-)OW TODAY ito tl One VOL. XXXIII. No. 75 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 7, 1923 TWENTY PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS LBBY FORECSTS Critics Praise I fl twqsapers in Cities Visited by "In A niiring Scenery,31u, I Press notices which the seyenteenth annual opera, "In and Out", received in its tour during the Christmas va-. cation, show the widely varied feat- DECLARES NATIONS DRIFT INTO ures wh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY- (a[[[ Christmnas P ° rgra[ItNS[MJTO GET FRESHME~N ! Cop Immigrants ENLARGEMENTSPLANNED Wil Mk CRcArY FORI JESNST z~ ark oncRADeORTET Coming To U S. ByC orissodyI lU UKII PNI Frshmap. gymnasium work for the FAiCJ ; Noml iecio f- rdr-next few weeks will consist 'of wrest- orJn6-IeL m - RBI.V U).T 'oAU Ple NrmlC lleg ; choir of CRIT!NiFLCK T LAV ing and apparatus work according tarig to scnd another large contingent SAINla...…
…S U NDAY, JANUARY 7, 1923 ITHl"E MICHIGAN DAILY K WiXorn e --- -C.A. wi~ll met Motafternoon ,: Unique Costumes Anticip4at ' o.'clck. In Newb erry hall. PATO wSEEAI(AT 3MEETING OF ASSOCIATION WVO NTEN - ~I Pins for the Uiniversity Girls' Glee club have arrived. and may be ob- t~ined by those who ordered them at Arnold's jewelry store on Main street: The additional $2.50 is to be 'Paid. t here. VHouse presidents -are requested to far...…
…I P, OUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, { head up and says wahhhh, where it is.... mnost obvious, and causes us the most _nnyance. It is the finesse of being j CAMPUS OPINION OFFIUIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE decent. Of being well mannered. It_ ___ UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN is an ability to practice those niceties EUNDAY IS ADAYEditor, The Michigan Daily: Published every morning except Monday of courtes which make for the dis OF REST When a freshman ...…
…)AI,~~~~~~~ta JANURY ,19 TH MCIAN dY________ P#l PACE P7 Native American Diva Scores With Chicago Opera Company }~'.4 S4.,',R " . . . . .J 1 ..," -"r" ^r}J:1i1J 'f U ~S'ti~ '."TL. .. .f.,"".-."f.". .: {1 +Crf { r~ ~{' COEELAN KIKEONFORERMIHIAN ORSTRS UTTRESU. S. Dream Of Sea Supremacy PIKDALMRCA1Hrl .GldiT' omra: IN EBER WHITE TRC:Rots Away At Navy Yard DoPIKDf-VRCNHrl . " . ! SELECED BY 240 COACHIES IN "ATHLETIC WORLD" CEN- SUS Paul Goebe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYSND, . ANUARY 7, 1923 4 I ' t ,...r.,, , ., " . ,,, ,,,.,,, ,,,,,...... .. « ~ y/" "r .." _. ,~ ® A aw r r r Mirr -- --------- --- -- --- s- -- --- - -----°- --_ _ .. ............ THREE CORNERED TRADE OF S TARS SWMilO QASIrrIlTU LST"ACRIGTO RUMORSSVMMNSQASILmuv "ALST"ACORDNG..OCHCONTINUES HRD PRACTICE' IThe light practice of yesterday and Thursday will.. probably continue through next week utntil the new, Fcoach arri...…
