… sum- gurgitation. The old stock is simply uate. The university student learned soon as the first strains of "Mammy" mer months overseas. Paris claimed being obliterated with race suicide, fast, despite…
… month of nursing sea- tic darkness. The last Roman candle on the forward well deck, the "col- known Arabs and were at that mo- sick steers. When last heard from has fizzed and love's young dream has lege…
… 3 TRIWRSDlAY, 3M 24, 19:3 Nmher 17"" is in Rnsiness Adinistration: B3urke Smith of the Illinois Bell Telephone company will be In 106, Economics Building Thlurscday, May "24, to interview students ed…
…, at eleven o eloclL West Amphitheater. The subject of his lecturer will be announced dipoalof thae University of Michigan a schaolarshaip for one year, with prospect of reappointmniit, for a student…
… is anylio Tfelephone company will be in room 106, Economics building today to interview student's interested in potion s withi that: company., All R .T C. I (~men who are oig to catm this summer atld…
…- 0 11 - -- 4 I :.-- 1. t' -- -- . n .. "" " rc : 1 .. UznrT very BusinessM' Gets Stale t CARL W. EBEIRMlCIL ord DuntaanyS "The Tents of the Arabs, " Gertrude Jenninig's '"r%-I athe Soup and…
… Columbia Uni- ty, admnitting, only students who have bad not leSs than threen years dler-graduate college or engineering school training~, has placed at the ead The Daily "Claed"Coumns Without frequent…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1 SUNAY SERICES IN' ANN6ARBORCHURHES Continued from Page Nine.) there will be social service stories from the Americanization night sCool. The students…
… weeks. "The Influence of Science on Rel- gion", is the topic chosen by Mr. Sayles of the First Baptist ehurch. for this morning. The Student Bible clhss, under the leadership of Mr. Chapman will meet at…
… noon at Guild house. The usual Student Friendship hour is at 6 o'clock, and at 6:30 o'clock a discussioni meeting will be held on, "The Law as a CThristan Calling", with Wilber Seelye, '24L, leader. "The…
… will be a meet- ing of the Student Forum at 5:30() o'clock. "The Relation of the Christ- ians to Secret Orders" will be discuss- "The Christ of the Gospels", is the sermon topic at the Presbyterian…
… for Friday where "The Bat" had played for two d Sturday athe stor wtvilzeh- solid years to absolute capacity of° ed hit ma, cst ff y cvilzedso-the Morosco theater. ciety, who falls in with an Arab tribe…
… elvet cans and long gown of red and old, attended by an Arab servant;, 'eedlework in Tunisian embroideries; Spanish girl with black mantella; nd a peasant with lace pillow as the rt of Lace. A Brown friar…
…), room325; group 7 (Sis- ler), swimming pool. 7:30-Baptist students' Christmas par- ty in Baptist guild house, Huroni streets 7 :30-DeMolay convocation in Mason- ic temple. 7.:3-.-Web and Flange meets in…
…THE 'MICHIGAN DAILY Retires After 50 Years Of Service D CHICAGO TO MAK Pro;. Aubrey Tealdi, head of the andscape design department, and a umber o the advanced students in iat denartment will…
…' landscape design. Net .iaturday will be spent in'vis-' ing parks, play grounds and nurse- ies in the city of Chicago. On Sun- ay and Mondey the students will see number of the estates along the north Shore…
…'clock tonight in Uiversity Hall "The Tents of the Arabs,," by Lord Dunsany, "Between he Sou n and the Savory," by Gertrude [ennnis, and "Suppressed Desires," by Susan C spelt, are the 'plays to be given. 'Short…
…. Marston Berry as the handsomest manl; the biggest! bluffer, C. E. Procter;. best student, -William (,otten ; biggest fusser, Joe 'f'lack; most popular manl, Paul Goeb- el; most bashful min, J. MWesley Rofs…
…- ,sters are contained in the issue i- luding a list'of the names 'ad ad- iWeses of the alumni of the, depart- neut. _u 4K Students TAken Into Sockie ~r- lug Ti , LUs Voyageurs, a society of outdoor 'eheld…
…'clock tonight' in the Natural Science auditoilum. Hle will give two other talks whilef v isiting the University whicn. will be more technical in tone anti intended primarily for advanced student.s of biology but…
… Juday will also meet withad a-vanced students and with members of tile zoology department in ,discus- }siCli groups following his -talks. recognized as the leading American figure in the field of…
… Engin: eering+ arch. The " drop-a-coin tap~e-a Technic" machine will , again. be in operation in the. corridor of" the En- gineering- building, 'serving the engin- Gering' students. BOOSTERS E]LECt OFFI…
…. of the Arabs", the cast will include Bacon, '24, naging editor. -These Gerrit. Beminink, '23, Ross L. Taylor, '24, David Seder, '24, A. C. Beami, '23Ed..; appointments are for- the year 1923-J.FId a,'4…
… Chimes, and appointments' for this wvill prob- ably bae announced later, Si !clit d omnc:I Meets To' *h Mweni!)rs of -next.- year's .Student council will ie t at- 7:30 o'clock to- n~ight at- the -Uniion…
… STUDENTS WANTED TO INVESTIGATE T6'~ Guy W. Ellis Realty Co.'s Employment Proposition FREE TRAINING . PROS PKTS' I EVER'" ASSItANCE Good Rcanuneration - Investigate CALL THURSDAY FRID:AY. 7 _8 pm Room 302…
… -$45 Students Supply Store TIhey 'I satisfy, or money back lZ ,c 1 In(inr teea a . -..Y * S …
…, and the in- struction will bie conducted in the Arab*c language. Sample of this extraordinary "Serv- ice" NUNVC VOMITO. e and tuen some student, rgruM The arranigements committee for the s r ;riel…
…,.,ed. And abo~ive all, their reuteiices during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications, should be uniform. Chcznting is chia'- -3 ing, or else it is not cbeat jug. If .I* Mfembers…
… Horn, a law student, found a 6heck for $432, payable to bearr on Liberty St. Saturday. Tie heas not yet found the owner although h le went without his dinner in tryingI to locate him. Mr. Van Horn should…
…. - - wi. L CHI RTOPODIST 00~7 N. Uiversit , In NTEW STUDENT LE XT GRAHFAM'S BOOK STORES EaichiEnid of Diagonal " S PRICES Nights' 54c o $2.5 K Wed. Mat. 50c" to $1.50 Sat. Mat. 50c to $2.00 {ln II',,.I P…
… & Marx Suits your'e confident you look your .,......"tttw.iiitalttiitl!tt1 i1 !........tia -iE " WICKERSHAM AFFAIR;" read STUDENTS HEAR DISCUSSED" i ics of lectures on t!: s camnpus.' With the recent…
… university, spoke on "Evidences of Evolution" at 4:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon in Hill auditorium. Many members of the Schoolmasters' club, and a numnber of students and members of the Uni- versity faculty…
…. They are scheduled to mneet Tuesday it the Union. The men nominated for next year's offices will be voted upon in the an-{ nual campus election by -the male students of the University.. FRENCH SCHOLAR…
… culture. Such cub- ture as they have is borrowed from the Persians, -Arabs and Europeans with whom they have come in contact." ST flENTS 6REET YOST AT LLANDSTANrF STANFORD ALU) 1, IENBERS OF YOsT's OLD…
… interesting features. One of the interesting peculiarities of it is that though the text is in Coptic, the headings are in Greek and Arabic. A group of 20 fragments of a Cop- tic bible, on vellum, composes an…
… temporary mixed com- mission for armament prepare the HOW WILLY FORGETS S. C. A. Work Of Year Opens Early One of the most ambitious plans ever attempted by the Student's Christian association, in the…
… works already com- pleted was the conference of student leaders held Sunday morning at the Y. M. C. A. Camp Birkett, Silver lake. Many of the problems confronting thet campus this year were discussed and…
… Rotarians and Thursday after- noon spoke to Ann Arbor high school students' SEVERAL CHANGES MIE IN HSTRY FCULTIES company to employees and sons on the basis of ce~ai etitive examination. 'lhe plan which the…
… ncipal judge of Chicago, thus bade fo avr hsya.Hsrsac Investigation revealed, however, that however, students applyin to the b- defiance to the adage, "Don't study from Harvard this year. is research W. H…
… descriptions are of men all over the country who are KNI ,HTS OF COLU BUS TO MEET is a landscape by Ben Foster, and gan at different times but neither has open to students who desire this kind making their…
…, ter of talking a little, and submitting olic students whether K. f C.'s or not whichis used to guy. th teserv- squads, are "Willie" Heston, "lrnie" ihave been filled at the bureau. Apple a' bill. There…
… yea by institutns.tRaetisa ablished Student helis treferred by local every oportunity for the chap who is by George J. Burke, district deputy painter who died in 6. J. B. Gotrox M ust, residents, Mrs…
… Ste art declared, al- wisln et dang be hrfess naoy, lerief will occur, after which the meeting Foster's picture is sent in the form o eFt esithough the student wortders frequently will take the form of…
… Evening." tatoes." bureau,,but decreases the opportuni- To Railroad Jack This is not an American gentleman ties of those students who are willing s Praises C In Historical speaking in the slang dialect of…
… rtheyenreiexpectedhtooreportein which they are expected to' report in , ing examination may be had at the room 206 University hall. Those first secretary's office of the engineering year students who will continue the ~school. The…
…-12 o'- I sification to be found in University Col. Rufus H. Lane, native of Ohio, clock; and at .3 o'clock second Tues- hall. has been nominated by President day, 2-5 o'clock. Students are urged to…
… written into the nounced it had received a radio mes- present and the first in the newly organized into the interior of Africa. He is .said student body will be extended the d sage from the foreign office…
… at Kov- officialsI Western intercollegiate Hockey lea- to have explored many regions in flfl(fl rn U... IlIUi three European students visiting here lge, when additional su- no outlining an official…
… pposition bye tday VenonF LII fl,'23 t.V3 ofteie vddalopsto yknowledge of Arabic and other East- ,dent of the Stu IL Ident council has a- ta fund to .$0,000 The cost of the; of Memel by force," and its replya…
… tirllyio As the team cameo back o. fb ce partment of the School of Music. The houseof representatives Jan. 4 Prof. tary of the National Student Vorunm, i-U carrying for the second period after a five min…
… youth HARVARD DORMS sented by college students is sorry en-.tar song Several rushes by Kahn and' Mac- tirely by women, and were character- amendment of the state constitution" of the world. The…
… Cosmopolitan club' rt Duff were futile and finally Blodgett, ied by remarkable reading of the This would previde a constitutionai invites all foreign students to be pres- New York, Jan. 13--(By .P.)-Pub- !of…
… several rooi 302 of the Union, the Liberal iversftybs policy of refusing to permit he fou stte hve reeaedy el tatInegro students to rooni in freshman frfo en poor. Several act.te ou H obbs A dvocates…
