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…ag, for most VVULVH I It [RUL Iraowerful backfield offensive and de-1esv obnto nteBgTni not in. the entire nation. Only t he insecure dirt of Northrup field, or some MINNE U~k 009Ydefense inspired by unknown powers, (Continued. from Page One) able Big Teni tie. Major Griffin, comn- A victory for Chicago, However, will;missionel' of Conference athletics, gaveI 1eaVe the situation 'in a decidedly lout that decision some time ago. To- tangled c...…

…________THE MICHIGAN DAIL1 i - ---- :0 po ouse for all students in I WHAT'SWesley hail. I tlt 6:04--Harris hall supper and talk by I D. L. Quirk. _________________________ 6:3.0--Student fireside chat at Con.. gregational church.a NOTICE-Copy for this co)lmn should 6WWseangid;tet i3eh be submitted by 5:30)o'clock o di0s ch guldurch.i eti the day before publicationm. 6:30 Prof. G. D. Wener will give a series of Thanksgiving readings SATUU)tAY...…

… -AIt juatt Extra f , VOL. XXXIII. No. 54 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS C SCORE DY QUARTERS Vim .2d rd4h IA GO.PIIERS C UB EI1t2d r t IA UOI UNDERN 13DRI VING 013HI 0 3 16101 POWERFUL YOSTMEN~ NEOA700070 CAPPN, {WK, KIK AD' HE LNE-T Iteami QA'N I S, ITH N TELYEL' ing section and played the Victors. DEAN OF' GRIDJMMICHIGANeWINS REEERiuKInINiL EiG .Irk eMieatnds eyaandaed ttheM- TXINEOTA CTATN A ...…

…i 1 1L lvllLl 11\1 bA~ I ...Pd &6.d 1 ', " 'i 'a ".1 -=- ,;{ F 'tforewarning can hardly be given, and.- (__ _ __ _ : ttas a result the: assemblies will. tend he DTO ILCO M N _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _to hamper. the work of instructors or IT RA C M NT k OFFIC;IAL NEWSPAPER OF THE make a change In their schedule nec- 0 UI hR8TY OF MICHIGAN eswary. On the other hand, if to DGON, THOUlI he ~RE A~f~ ru'ablished every, morning ,ecp MondayI avoid this the a...…

…~k L7iL~ ~Vii'.~r11~1-i~lN 1-UL.. I " 3s ' , ,: 4 7.K 7 .Y .., s't D tIfl lTbt 11 1 Annual all iEvent to Hielp. Defray 11J 1tses of Bland~ For Year Q0JE ACT FARCtE (OFFERJS VARIETY IN' VZOROdA-1 Plans for the annual fall Band Blounce, which will be giv en Tuesday in Hill audtoriumn by the Varsity boandr to help delfray the current expenses of the organization, are nearing con- pleti~n, only the finishiljg touches be- ing . necessary before ...…

…THE MICHIGANDI\ ______ !Iuge Rock, Trees, Prominent, Among old Campus Memorials Disposition of the memorials' of theI campus in an effort to make it beau Mass of '69 and '67 and the respect! tiful for the classes that followed. acorded them by University author- The class, of '72 not to be outdone ies has brought into prominence the in an effort to make the campus nemorials left by other classes of beautiful, planted Ivy near the walls ong ...…

…THE WEATHER FALLINC TEMPERATURE TODAY Y tr at l 'FIGHTS TE naD LI EAM; I DUUN THE GOPHERS I-- - Vol. XXXIII. No. 53. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS pns _ , - -- ..._ BUTLER NAMED TO FILL VACANCY, ON SUPREME BENCH IIARI)ING SELECTS DEMOCRAT TO SUCCEEI) JUSTICE DAY, RESIGNED HAS PRACTICED LAW IN. $TP AUL S IN C E .1894 11ws Frequently Appeared in Court Arguing Many Imporiant Cases (By Associ...…

…11 .0 & -.... . G,._ ate..., Statesman In Word IBattle With U S. Senators I All Play ers and Coachies Go To :yin- neapolls For, Battle Sat,, I urdny WVOIVEEINE 'WARRIORS ('ARRY "JUG." Th(WHY jyrINO CO.MBA'.1' SPANISH CLUB MEETS At the weekly meeting of Lia Socle- dad H-ispanica held last evening ~ni University hail, Norman L. Willey, of the Spanish department, who spent the past summer ;n Mexico, gave an account if his experience in tha...…

…N DAIL Y DOLTS , 'TflTT' N POSTPONE CLASSES TO BE1 GIVENBY ,' Y'~ N TAPPNAN SCHOOL The Women's league party on Dec.I University classes which are reg- 1 wil~l be the scene of a veritable toy- ularly heAd in the old Tappa.n school shop, when the Y, W. C. A. gives its oan East University avenue have been cxibition of (1ol1., discontinued until Monday, due to ex This exhibition w 1; :arish an op- tensive repairs and alterations which portunzity ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY__ team, which for the past three years has acquired an enviablereputation } w t.,L in games with surrounding profes-6L sional and amateur squads, without a R rink in which to practice or hold its GTYLI IC matches. Last year for want of adbet- OT UO L PIET ter place the team utilized Weinberg's Coliseum for this purpose, but even WE WENT over and stood on the this source is no longer available as n a EDITORIAL COMMENT CLA ...…

…TO MAKE GARDEN D09010EX-SERVICEMEN nov.lcomeWisconsin d sTeam ENGINERINGTO Wadison, Nov. 23.-Wisconsin stu- 0 F N. S. COURTU MUST FILE CLA [IMS dents upheld Wisconsin tradition and spirit Sunday when the football team Small Green House for Cultivation of BEtGIVEN AIT IEHIDec. 16 Declared Last Date; NO returned from Michigan. The train Plants to be Addedi Claim's Accepted Later was scheduled to arrive at 9:30 o'clock Sunday morning. No team arr...…

… I" 1V11L £A~ A~A -RAIgN LJIAiJLj ..._ . .. _/.. mftmmw !i _a. . ~ :.. ', ou V i m r . M rv Norkwestrn Faces Iona I NorthwesternJune to Iowa City! Gopher Team Ends Preparation ( 'to ~~~~meet the I-awkeyes, the third tn-4 T fE F RC wstern is also on the rise'and Coach! ____ _____ ' Tistlewite has proven that, given - turn out an eleven that can throw a! Minneapolis, Nov. 23.-With a sna- cause of the spectacular perform ance Two Cha...…

…7'IONAL FOOTBALL GAMES 4 Y FOLLOW INTPE SECTIONAL ONES' Camp's First Western Trip time thaut lhe saw the men of the west, Walter Camp chose an All-Ameni- pla-y in important games. can guiard from Yost's squad back !,,t 1909 when Benbrook was chosen from Twe' ve Y cars Ago the Michigan team and was one of Football of old teas often 3lled the two western men honored focr with cancel lations. In 19110 Nos ie Camp's team that year. Dame inf isted...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL\FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1922 PRESBYTERIAN STUDENTS ball 90 yards, and pole vault and WILL HOLD BANQUET DEC. 1 TNbroad jump. SNT N Olsen, director of the Howellnfl 1AL AMERICN MEET HEA9LTHI M PROVEME tNihbrodHos il ekat ~FORSIGMA GELUM PSI!' ___ mu Iti ems -- the annual banquet of the Presbyter- -- (By Associated Press) RECORD CO)IPILED BY HEALTH ian students, to be held in the Pres- SEVERAL ATTEMPT REQU1E'. (Continued from Page ...…

…THE WEATHER SNOW A NDCOLDER TODAY Ar AJW VOL. XX III. No. 52 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER EUROPEAN POWERS ALIGN DEFINITELY ON SIDE oF GREECE TURKEY MEETS STRONG OPPOSI- TION ON WESTERN TRADE QU7E STIO N VENIZELOS ZRALOUSLY DEFENDS COUNTRYMEN Enteute Spokesmen Favor Non-)Hl- Lary Zone Through Central Thracee Lausanne, Nov. 22.-Turkey found the great powers of Europe arrayed against her today on the question of western trad...…

… ..._, _ _ i MASQUES' PLA YFINEL YDONE "Xniglt of the Burning Pestle," Directed by Prof. J. Raleih Nelson, Proves Skillfully Cast and Cleverly Acted (By Delbert Clark) I dance. The costumes, too, were beau- Prof. J. Raleigh Nelson did not tiful, notably those of Dorothy Jeff- merely live up to his enviable repu- rey, as Prologue, and Shirley Salis- bury, as Luce the lovely heroine. tation when he presented Masques in Masques has done a splend...…

… ----- muommwmmw Aft" TO PROHIBITION CONFAB TORONTO CO NI L F.N-V E1EXPECT- ED TO ATTRA CT WORLD Special: invitation has been extend- ed to the University of Michgan in a telegram just received by the S. C. A. to have five foreign. students at- tend the International Conference o the Intercollegiate Prohibition associ- ation which is to be held Nov. 24-29 in Toronto. These students are to b appoinlted iinniediate y. It is expected that stud...…

…i f- 1-, 1 1-Y . WV4 tt2l OFFICIAL \ Eli NVIA UNIVEll".4T Y tip 3te4 ilitth " #V-e> V llt r ishrr~ Membter of Western CF A4ssociation. 1h e 1ArrCi.rtrl I1'7 i if signer(, the 5t;?it ut 4 appt1eai in prli, b I:-?. I, ~ hPI~'7 'F t~h 'r /h (:r :r'' o. P~r 0t". n- oughit to furnish a h'.hly beneficial " ... ,.form of contest, not only to those who --- I are direct participants, but also to thej tI E R o r t' ifl FI Mnes organization, gl...…

…_____________ TH!E MI-CM N -DAILY_ _ _ _ _ _ RD1DATES PRlEP it r a2 tremer MERRIAM TO TALK FORB TAU BETA P!' At Ho el Savofa TO*MORROW NIGHT I I AT Till TIJATERS Scree--'Toy Arcade-Wallape° Reid in "Clar- ence;" and ,Buster Keaton in "The Paleface." Majestic- "White Shoulders,"I with X-Aberine MacDonai1. and 12ryapt . Wa.lbbutu; and amlntltons Tomorrow Night SATU"AY TO BIE DATE SET j FOR INITIATION CVER E3IONY Seventeen men will take txie...…

… / m mn . . -. } . ' , a*ArvwwAww nwA=w I~ [L1Illllfll{IIIIIvi a ~II/® r/ .... - . . i M f yy 1 + 4-1 OFF 0 FINAL TITLE FORAGE TODAY y-osTMNOEG FOR BITTF.R WITHANCIENT NO ClINCH VICTORY EXPECTED OVER P 1 L lMARTINEAU, MINNESOTAI STAR, TO BE WATCHED Cripples Back in Lineup Satiarday; iRoby to tart at iEna Greatest Gopher C eared By Yost! running mate. The choice for fullback "Brown Jug" continues to spread with wh...…

… ILLINOIS [f Follows BUCKEYE E[EVEN' Famo ts gel An tr HARRIERS READY FOR BIG TEN RUN lndui Aggregation Determined TO Make Game Third Big Ten Victory G1UEAT OPEN GAME EXPECTED AS RiVAL TEAMS PREPARE (Special to The Daily) Urbana, Ill., Nov. 22.-Having cop- ped off two Big Ten conference games, Wisconsin and Northwestern. thus far this season, Bob Zuppke is preparing some big things for Coach Wilce's non-victorious Ohio Staters and the annua...…

…________ ___-___TI-[_MICHIGAN .DAIL\V,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ DAILYOFIIL ULETIN Publication In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University, Copy received until 3:30 jp. m. l(1:30 a. m. Saturday) Volume I THRSDApY, NOVEMBEII 2. I1942L,'e .~. amber , I All Faculty m~embers Please Note: The Regents, JIan. 10, 1919, established a plan of annuity to replace the Carnegie free pension plan not available for any teacher enteri...…

…WEATHER Y; UNSETTLEDl TODAY Y AIW, WNW a u Ad I YEAH TEA!? THE (x'OPIEIIS 1 ; ,.: , ..XXXIII. No. 51 ~ANARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, N~OVEMBER 22, 1922 PRICE FIVE CEN~ . ............ ----- --.--.r BUTNf101 AS RECIPIENT OF SENRTORIAL TOGA', Political Defeat Cornlumbus Spurs Canididate EPASZSNLV , e To Nw Efors g U 5 INLEAUEi ttNe . lScher Ieriiorn. Stre es Importan'ce of ,4;., 4 Iter iutttl YUnityIief ore Journalists Lawyer As...…

…A A AL.J Y.LA%.A A %.~A 2k ..... w ..~ IJER OF FASCISTI ARMY IS IDOL OF BLACK SHIR T COHORTS FUND DRIVE CONTINUED0 11Y Y Y I IMI I - 1 1 I r' J_ ____._ r ... I With the total amount subscribed to the Community Fund standing at $37,000, the Community Fund associa- tion has decided to take further steps to reach the sum of $45,600, the quota set at the beginning of the campaign. Names of contributors are being ta bulated and as soon a...…

…Jshington Boasts Only Woman Dean Of Law School In Country Work in th(. Christmas toyshop of the Y. W. C. A. will be continued this afternoon in the two parlors of New- berry hal. All women are urged to be present if possible to assist in the making of toys. SIGNATURES OF YOST AND TEAM NET MORE THAN $43 FOR LEAGUE Mode Shoppe, 711 N. Univ. Individu- al gowns; personal attention; prompt. service, reasonable prices.-Adv. $50.00 reward for reco...…

…,., .. EWSPAPER OF THE rY OF MICIAN utLiq Ucuiuana V LLjtooU . LU rU. AU~A ing 11. Yost, foir-evgr-since-we-can- remember coach to Michigan's Varsity and now director of athletics in addi- tion, merits the naming of the new ublished every morning except Monday ing the University year by the Board in ntrol of Student Publications. 4ember of Western Conference Editorial ociation. the Associated Press is exclusively ena led to the use for rep...…

… Fo Of First President In dlued .University Collection Intimate photographs of 18 former ~I embers of the faculty. wNere present- ed to the University recently by the widow of George Peck Pool, '63, and will soon -be turned over to the IA- brary. These pictures were collected'l by Mr. Pool' in his undergraduate days here 60 years ago' and have been pre-1I s erved intact in a small photograph album. Included among the 'photos are like- nesses ...…

…Mum NNW" __ ... ,...w...., . . .. i . ~-- ... - r ARSITY OFF FOR NORHTH TOMORRO ike Light 'Workouts Before Fina Battle at Minneapolis Saturday )HNS MAY BE REPT FROM FINAL GAME BY INJURIES1 With only two more days of pra.c- ce remaining before the final game the season, Coach Yost sent his en through a hard workout yester- y afternoon on Ferry field. The workout was in the nature of a, .mmary of all the different phase hich are necessar...…

…YILLI TURDY Duffy's Team is Underdog as Result of Season of Defeats by Weak Opponents PRESIDENTS ALMOST INTACT FROM LAST YEAR'S SQUADj The only important gridiron con- test in this neighborhood Saturday will be the clash between Greasy Neale's bunch of huskies from Wash- ington and Jefferson and the Univer- sity of Detroit in Detroit. This is the game toward which Jimmy Duffy has been pointing his Red and. White warriors all year and victory ...…

…OFFICIAL BULLETIN. the Bulletin; is constructive notice to all mjembers of Copy received until 3:30 p. mi. (11:30 EL in. Saturday.) WIVD\ESDAY, ti9VEIJ% 22. 19Z. 1, Numbher WM I Puib tca~tho In the University. 'Volume 3 <I F To the lc Dos. w~ . There -will be ,a conference of the eans in thle reside~t's 0ffceat 10 o 'clocl,k Wednedday, Nov. 22. M. L. BURTON. U6vrslty 1~ctre: Dr. John C. Merriam, P'r~sjent of the Carnegie Institution of W...…

…THE WEATHER PROAABLY FAIR L ittian ob mmwmm A6V ATTEND THE PEP MEETING TO'NIGHT TODAY 4 VOL. XXXIII No. 50 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1922 PRICE FIVE C -------- ---.-r.. PRESIDENT BURTON MENTIONED AS CgANDIDATE TO SUCCEED NEWBERRY AS MICHIGAN'S JUNIOR SENATOR IS AMONG ARE SEVERAL MEN WHO SUGGESTED FOR OFFICE r WOULD BE SECOND iNIVERSITY OFFICIAL TO GAIN HIGH NA- TIONAL OFFICE WOULD NOT WITHDRAW FROM PRESENT P...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 - -- ,. .--r ., ENDED FOR KEEPING ITau Be~t i uT PRITCHARD TALKS ON MKS AFTR WARNINGI President Mairion L1. Burtoni and! REIGIDUS ED'UATION, Service," "Bible Chair," and other things of interest to the R. C. A. SITIeken With AppeneltIs Julan Joseph, '231,, was taken toC r the University hospital Saturday night 'Dr. H. 0. Pritchard, president of with an attack of appendicitis. Jo- the National Council of Church Board...…

…r FHESHMEN WOMEN TO 0E HONORED SATURDAY r ,. iE I . , . i Freshman women will be the guests of honor at the Freshman Spread which will be held on Saturday, Nov. 25. Women of the sophomore class will be hostesses of the' evening, and juniors will be appointed to escort the freshmen to and from the dance. The Freshman Spread, which is one of the most important social events for women during the year, was originated in 1884 when a small group...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T__S_ " YY1 r1 ^II IIIYwYYbill sY fI " t --- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF HICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control 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- wise credited in this paper and the l...…

…AY, NOVEMBER 21, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY S Cnsde TreeMebes N. Stires; Oscar W. Underwood and . . FRTEDRIIES UNIT[p B aadl; e. r Ens ~IzsConide Thee embrs onDWIU -IIIformer Governor Charles S. Whitman. ForTheSente znotty~har1IN NEW CLUB BILD1INC1 BL ANCHARD TO ATTEND STATE AN EERLHGW_ ET NN (By Associated Press) New York, Nov. 20.-College frater-' Prof. Artbt.ir L. Blanchard, head of the department of highway engi-,I nity men are the lastest ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY fro .10 - - C I IYY Y Y r ni0 AI f only Card~ual player who could gain Ishone Smnith. Rosatti, Steele, and Puaki caught with three Wolver- " I W~f T against the Maize and Blue with any Slaughter played powerful football inres around him. Michigan must, Yu IMdegreeof consistnc. Kipke, how and it was not until the game was' rather than bewail the invasin of evr adcapdb . c il time well along that the expected happenedj ...…

…THDE MICHIGAN DAILY L 4SKA 'S "CORNHUSKERS" RA TEDj AS ONE OF WEST'S BEST TEAMSI 4.': {? Y:-V ar bthfihtr fomth cak ofth-o hegae heHw__y bclsswpt' heOane ndBleal aoudIh "'U nntin II pistol and have strong finishes: If they the Ohio forward wall aside, time! field. The Illini proved dangerous IiJfJ ~speed out at the start of the race they after time, only to falter when the whecnever inside their 30 yard line but. should be able to give...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL\ - - -~ - German Business Gm'?IehAked To Pick Newm Cabinet To the Deans : There will be a conference of the Deans in the President's Office at 10 o'clock Wednesday, Nov. 22. M. L. BURTON. Vniversity Lecture: Dr. John C. Merriam, President of the Carnegie, Institution of Washing- toni, will deliver a University lecture Friday, Nov. 24, at 8 p. in., in the Nat- ural Science Auditorium, on the subject, "Are the Days of Cr...…

…THE WEATHER UNSETTLEI)PROBABLY SHOWERS TODAYA , HU ,B , VOL. XXXIII. No. 49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1922 Section One PRICE FIVE CE DEFE TS S - TICKET SCALPER RRESTED, FINE Detroit Aan Fined $100 and Costs Justice Thomas; Is First Local Case by I I l 1 c ( I i, DEBATING TEAMS CHOSEN"YESTERDAY Both the affirmative and negative Central league Varsity debating teams were selected by the department of public seaking yeste...…

…GE TO ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUxnDA " NVME Y, NOVEMBER CHI PSI WINS CUP fin a FOR DECOR ATIONSNesOTh 'a CliiPsiConstantinople-(AP)-The Sultan ChiPsiwasawarded, the cup yes- I is said to have told friends he would terda~y for the Kest decorated house keep his throne "until removed by in ',the' contest conducted by the Stu- force." dent council and' the Ann ArborI Budapest-(AP)-Tile Hung a r i a nu Chamber of Commerce. Honorable mention was giv...…

…___ ___ __ ___ ___ __THE MICHIGAIN DAILY. *'i"- ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIN SEEKSflE~MLM5ri letic association., At that time the purp)oseCof the jucnior. group will be " ,;,'1iiedI more fully. 'Jhe juior associatiJon was organiz- C'u nrnipa By i to stim'ate ml cres% in 1 10]. omenwholuve less than 10'b en r o~n re eoligible for iiw:mber- riupand by emuiagto a gi outp In- ...... l ill athleticos, they are en- coura;cd to earn, the 100) honor poin ts...…

…I 1?UR THE MICHIGAN DAILY sU NOAT, NOVEAI11IER 19 v ve ie OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except , Monday during the Urniversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial association. Assrciated Press is exclusively en- citke' to the use for republication of all sews dispatches credited to it or not other- wise ciedited in this paper and the local r...…

…THE MICHIGAN ]DAILY W1ATIS GOiN ON N{OTICE--Copp for" his columu should be sab ofttied by, 5:30 'clock of the day ,hefore publication. SUNDAY 8404A. X- University 1Men's Bible class metes in Upper Room, Lane hall., !2:*- Prof. W. it. Henderson speaks at Presbyterian church. 12:00--Student class, Church of Christ, South University avenue.' 1a:00--Baptlst, guild meets, Baptist Guild house. 12~ :00-,-Student Bible classes, Wesley hall.'t 5:00-o ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _. OM INN" Note! I ' Iliii+++' y fill «ilNII{lIINI NMM v OWN r . . _ r MIHIA DFATS (Continued from Page One.) Keefer, Williams and Eagelberge and the passing of both teams that kept the outcome in doubt until the final horn sounded. Both Maii' Trrifie Drives One terrific drive by each team, Michigan in the third quarter and Wisconsin the closing seconds of the game were responsible for a touch- down for...…

…TFIE ;NITCHICAN DAILY -,,,..,,,r . _. _. . . .. , University of Michigan League J 25~ Days Until Christmas Vaccition Filled By Holiday Social Rush 'With Christmas vacation only 26, :-4aa away, the shadows of the holi- aY seasou are becoming perceptible ' Tgpd the "Christmas rush" is on,. Al- thfh the weather is not such as w'ould instill the holiday spirit into the hearts of 'weary students, other indi-. Scations. are not lacking., Pl...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILZ SUNDAY, NOVI THE MICHIGAN DAILI SUNDAY, NO'V RI. 0. 1'. C. C(ourse13 3Military Seence: Examination Course 3 Noveniber 20 and 23. Study profiles and visi- h iflty, and general review of course. No bluebooks required. H. P. FAUST, Asst. P. M. S. & T. ISli E L 'W 'I S IANRIPI A I AC'E greatest honor of all, a chance to. go ' 13ITA KI N G IIIS OWN. REC'ORIDIto Purdue and run in the Conference cross-country race, will be give...…

…r A4 vo 4w :43 att Section Two ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS EL, E B-ATES NI VERSARY Former President ATTRACTJVE"-H1 S. HADEY Kansas City, llo., Nov. 1A- 'Ihe present day bargain counter theory of education-the theory that educa- tlion should be made attract i e to the student-has resuited in a heterogen- I ous mass of unrelated subjects, Prof. Herbert S. Hadley of the University of Colorado, tol...…

…TAGE TEN -' THE MICHIGAN DAILY -stTr A "r1' '1 JIT T77' A TT; O C iare coely akin to those In the great l11T 'I 7 lT71\TJ1 PTTTN /T T> TTd/171 ArT ' \DAY, NOVEMBER 119, 19Z tne bickerig nousenoi or te vWneet- :$GARRICI (Detroit) er family, and finds the task of recon- "Spice of 1922," the big usicaI re ciling this family nearly as difficult vue whichscaredsuch asummersc - as driving army, ,mules without e ve luihscrd uh ume;sc ing. Hov he ac...…

… e I PADS;EIHT' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMDER 19, 1922 laciborate Scale to raise money for the _ .new Womens Building . Four 'hundrred EITRIlS 1'. THROUG THE' OPER)A G ASSES d aollars was turned over to the fund D Ielcrt Clary, Editor .L . s slt Donald Coney, Literary, Editor - - -This year the program for masques Leo L. Niedzielski, Dramatic Shas changed somewhat. The tryouts I d11j1,or TEJIIAT TR 4 No R + ;r .rglinized as Masq::...…

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