…WEATHER All AND COOL TODAYI -ALIt 6 paArt On XXXI II. No. 157 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARDOR MICHIGAN, pSUNDAY, MAY G, 1923 TWENTY PAGES PRICE F] DOWNS, IlAME IN L BATTLE F rIIAJF OF SiENIOR CAPS AN D C (GONW.S STILL UNCALLED) FORj K E I Only one-half of the senior caps and, gowns that have been ordered have been called for and, according to George Moe, these remaining outfits must be called for immediately. As Swing-out is to be Thu...…
…TE MCH>TGAN DALY________ city Wome ?morial Building Noyes hall, the gift of Mr. La Noyes as a memorial to his wife, I ewonmen' s building at the Uni- y of Chicago. The building it- ;onstructed at a cost of $500,000, dor Gothic; the furnishings be-y o nop particular period, but ar~e ay periods to simulate the ac- .ations of generations in an old ik ?Xfanor house. Some of the kings are fromx the Noyes homie ke Shore Dhrive, Chicago. adminstra...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY ein date because of the ig-Out comes on Thurs. Brealis Altitude Record record for a plane carrying a load of Look over the values in the class!- Paris, May 5 .-(By A. P.)-Avor i v5500 ,pounds. rising 26,250O feet pie .-h~ ~uui .aw~day . uontard yesterday broke the =altitude j il iiteil1;1!Iii tii111 I; IIg 1i o1t l0Ii1I1B1i IIl d ii[9TESTS INCREA SE RELIABILITY OF 2 RADING SYSTLYUIL AWRES DECLARES Jus "Examinations aid ...…
…[L MICI JIGAN D-AILY______ i Elatl r X FFJCIAL -NEWSPAPER 0OF THE UIVERtSITY O0 1 MAhGAN 'ublishcd every morning except Mond ig the University year by the Board itrol of Student Publications !embers of Western Conference Editoi « iation. L ack upon the observance of these sa-,11111-1 " I cred functions as the most brilliant:4 I' form the shining stars in a hazy back- ' / s11f,,,,/i.% ground of youthful memories, they are aythe links which ...…
…THIE MICHIGAN DAILY I and jiunior class baseball rill not be heldl tomorrow, nit of the MIiChigan1-1owr who are plan~ning to try out las baseball teams are re- turn out for the next prac- ie tems will be chosen soon. nid juniors' practice at 4 nday and Wednesday after- Palmer field, while sopho- I freshmien practice at 4 .iesday :an Thursday af ter- als for the Senior Girls' play eldi this weelK as follows: ersa group yat4 o'clocki 'lees- ;c...…
… ... \ - . . y w.«.. !. .... l a I 0'- ----. \.,ti-'J .:. . ;: M . .- --"- rY. IVE HINIMS T sm t, INMl CS BEAT NO E DA (E CLOSE GAME BY111-10 SOR Continued from Page One) oimt to center, Uteritz taking third? e out. Shncklefo-d singled scor- teritz, and Kiinke followed hirn the plato when Foley fumbledv 's grounder. following inning the Wolverines ated the feat. Blott singled and 'z and Kipke drew walks fillingI ases. Cast...…
…THIS COLUMN ICLOSES AT 3. P, M )VERTI SING IOICE iThe following B~ox Replies are at the Daily Office: 1.2, BA, BC, J'SC, Jake, .MICH~IGAN DlAILY CLASSIFIED.. RATES Classified Rates. Two cents a word Sday, paid in advance. inhimum barge for first day, 25c. Minimum herefter, 20c. Three cents per word- per day if, charged.. White space hiarged for at rate of five cents per gate line. Classifieds, charged only those having phones. Phone 960. D...…
…THE MICH AN DAILY GOING ON ICE-Copy for this column should Isubmitted by i :30 o'clock of oe day before publication.) SUNDAY s-InrriyMn' il ltsets in Upper room, Lane hall. ' '-Openi forum at Congregationalt" lurch. O---Student class, Church of Christ,, Bets in Upper room, Lane hall. 0--Stuidenit Bible classes meet in esley hall. --Open house at Wlesley ball. -Russia n Vesper service at St. Arm's church.' -Talk to young people at +Con- ,ega...…
…11 . ttl I Sectio n Two' ' VOL. XXXI IT. No. 157 ANN ARB3OR, MICIGAN, SUNDAY, MIAY f, 1923 PR~ICE FIVE flIV Th COURTS OF WORLD 091 T6 ' CAN'T ESTABLISH1 T1110 A ".0tllA cW £ A /t Program Of Spring Evets7 SMING-DUT FIGHT SESO )Epirr, iyWAER!THURSDAY WI LL B Y..... nnEiaIrnnAYSrPTAGE MAY 7 MAY.!lTl r nn;rrnVWa TIo )rtehH OUSE , "He, Jim, anna go swim-n VNRVN "Hey,: Game Wisonsin Tenns 1'L1(latchA oel fehmn wt 31Y2 ot rlacs...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY________ 'run ~trouble than she would oerdinarily. The SL~ MEiinn Fi avse heIish not to fight R LS J iIJ ritin' armesbutbecusethie party, riii Twa not powerful, this plea met with FENM U I itl epne Professor Turner went on to discuss SPEAiS IRISH the revolt of 1916, the various party NIZATIQIA AT systems in Irelandl, andl the attempts NIS HOPKINS at Ecompromlise until the Free State agreement was reached. In closing, the spe...…
…I' e . WAGNER The rocent archaeological discov- (Continued from Page Seven) cries in Egypt are responsible for an :s will want to quarrel w.ith gsonre ls things I have already said, but increased interest in Egyptian history, le a stand against the aged com- and Charles Scribner's Sons have tators and technique-quibblers found it necessary to bring out an- have kept Wagner operas away other large printing of Professor i those for whom they w...…
…,1TNDAY, MAY 6, 1923 SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1923 THE MICHIGAN E -1grateful. Not worldly enough to cul- of his own, he should seize the oc- Chres Vildrac. The best poem is 'Mt ltthe Zaijers of a lion, heyet casion to shine at the expense of- the "Helen" by H. D. authors whom he is supposed to be _;understands those wvho would lionize atoswo ei upsdt e ByN B - Taous he c ould lynde criticizing." I wonder if Mr. Dell has BOOKS REICEIVEDy 'hin. Thoug...…
…._ ;. --- AIN UAILY SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1523 From "Things Near and Far," by ing away. But again it is often like rthur Machen. an inviolable seal that lasts for- life, lasts till death. God has created it "Asl: of some what Love is and it of many kinds and seen it endure or ill be no more than a breeze mur- perish." iring among the roses and. then dy- -rom, "Victoria," by Knut. Hamsun. JAY 6, 1923 a, -lAY 6, 1923 £ jw WAGNER'S RETURN A Review...…
…-PAGE FOUR THE MVICHLGAP ,DAILY SUNDAY, MAYG., 1923 SUNDAY, MAY -6',.1923 THEE MICHIGAN DAILY --____________________ - ______________--____________________________________l__________f;ii ^ Spring MeansL Light Lunches Maltheus and College Enrollments i tx^# _ r ,. , , .; k"2'y r ;. . Dainty salads Cooling drinks Pleasant surroundings Tut-les Lunch ROO 333F :i l a .'ArLdL:su.. So uth of MajiesticL 'C,.d,..,- k m. - ~y =. -~n EDITE...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rells Of Bad Library Iitions I( South America Belmont Parker, publica- er of the.l:If panic wofiety who recently spoke at theI on the subject of "Southj Abraries," told many inter- s that exist between the raries of Qur country in compari- n to those of South America. 'They are in a pitiful state of ne- ct," Mr. Parker declared, "and cor- tive remedies can only be made r a long period of time. The majority of people do ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y OFFICIAL BULLETINI In the Bulletn is coustructive notice to all members ofI ty. Copy received until ::30p. im. (11:;34) a. mn. Saturdiay) SUN DAY, NAY 6, 1923 Nrzmbr 157 Fl.orid Boasts Of Big ( As W4ell As Bath ing rho, fonrth reaular meetingz of the Unciv r ;ity Senate fD facYel? r1022- w ill be held in Room C, Law Building, on the evening of Mon 'a..May1 t Fo'clock: Ord~er of business: 1.Annual Report of the Board...…
