…TXHE WEATHER N (I. IiXXiII N. 91. I EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY. JANUARY 2G, 1923 EIGHT PAGES NAME, IT "YOST IELD OUSE" PRICE FIVE CENT. LATIN.A~ DEEAEfoed ovel f g tUG WLPLE N o S eaks Toni gt WORKING TO SAVE ENGIlSH A UTHOR, LAUSANNE PARLEY SPEAKSTONIGHT FRENCH AM ITALIANS READY TO tWELL IOWN NOELIST WILL ;AkE CONCESSIONS IF TALK ON "BOOKS AND ;t Iii" FRIEN, SHIP" French 2S'Ytra.StistE J..ICLEMENTri SMITH 9IIINI fhlnflriaUUI~ ...…
… OF .IINES FRANCE HOLDS p IN OCCUPATION OF RUHR SA~ iod1 of instructlon of limited duration". It is expected the, services of other UNtechnical groups will be utilized. Fran ce's determination to "carry on" in her :undertaking is. reaffirmed in the address. by President Miller- and to a- deputation from the. Leag;ue of Patriots. r "Victorious France demands from the conquered respect and the appli-' cation of the tre ntles. nothihg more"'....…
…THE MIC HIGAN DAILY________ Li womenu who have missed them' ointments for posture examination, requested to be examined by 4 )k this afternoon in Barbour gym- urn. The examination is essential "eceiving_ credit for the semester's, L' . east anid lung examinations are aired from all women who wish to in the interhiouse basketbal -nament. The certificates of the ninations, also a list of all the ers on every house team, "are re-. ted to be le...…
…THE IcHIGAN DAILY 'O IrCIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNhItSJTY OP MICHIGAN ~ublished every morning except Monday mtinsm the Iniverity year by the Board in Ctontrol of Sude-t Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial sasocation. J'he Associated Press is- exclusively en- titled to, the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other- wise creited in this paper and the local news 'pubi.shed therein. Ek.ered at the pos...…
…THE MICHIGAN DjLY EUTON HATRED BREAK OUT IN ARMED RESISTANCE TO FRENCH? umcr nr m ov rrn Commerce ha ber ybuilding. Mr. Grommet is thq S e e k s New Rights tical association. Both of the peak ers were from Detroit. fin £ i Edl Z5..7~e PREMI HALSEY'S DAN W1uerth mulu~t ! of 171111, tu' REPRESENTATIVE IN NORTHERNj LEAGUE TO BE CHOSEN IN ELIMINATION TRIALSt All orations for the preliminaries in the Northern league oratorical con-I test m...…
…THE MICHIG LIN LULAI I i Jp 1041 1 ' ik f " I SWIMMERS MEET ASGIES nNIC UT IN RFARlN' flPTNR Buckeye Chance OverCOnfde s Rest With a . . fro nCe, QMichiganat piv wh f1 to11 1 U P I 1.11 a Leave for Laning Wth hance to Win; Addition'of' and Searles Boosts Stock OXE, PLITNGE, DIVING TS'STR(ONGLY FORTIFIED tembers of the Wolverine' team will leave Ann Arbor noon for .Laising 'ter crack aquatic season against Mich .cultural college...…
…MYMYY W W IM MI IPA 'JII IY bslowed up if hie is allowed to start CU'U T MIN_ -HIM19 ganst Ohio. Dirks is recovering from apolonged illness and although he playeda brilliant game against North- western Monday night, is hardly in shape to last all tile way through a' strenuous game. This leaves the de- Jnjunrles Play Havoc Wilth l)efeiise aInd fense, with Ely out, seems to be de- Offenise; Ely, Cappou Likely moralized. to Start OilState to be...…
…THlE t.. ,ICI l .f ,l J .. y r OFFICIAL BULLETIN 11 L blication in University. Ime 3 I the Bulletin is constructive notice to Copy received until 3:90 n. m. (11:301 FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1923 all members of a. m. Saturday.) Number 1 schedules of the Observation hours will be distributed, and class sittings be reserved. This meeting, If missed, cannot be made up. C 0. DAVIS. Lecture by Hugh Walpole: The sixth lecture in the Oratori...…
