…*THE WEATHER CLOUDY AND LIGIIT S-NOW TODAY Y Sir 1au :4Ia I Section One VOL. XXXIV. No. 105 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, M!CHIGAN SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1924 TWENTY PAGES PRICE, FIVE MICHIGAN HOCKEY, SQUAD DEFEATS VARSITY STAGES FAST CO3IEBACK AGAINST STELLAR NORTIfERN PUCKSTERS QUIRK AND REYNOLDS STAR FOR WOLVERINES Fate Of 560 U.S. Prisoners Rests .With Clemency. Board Leavenworth, Kan., Feb. 23.-The Houston rioters. The first ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY where learn-' aInd where' givenl first' o ir of it, tage: nd( its H AIIF fl NFFRFNI served and deleg-ates were addresed by D a lt d F o d o th ud aeschool on the jideals of that school. F )( The hsicists Ithen went to the newj p; pysics build iing where they inspect-; The Week's News In Brief Germoany's entering the TLeague'of Nations wvill soon become an inmport- ant internal political issue. There is a wide spread ...…
…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r _. M ' WAv - s- t { 1 f . Y. W, C, A. TO ELECT CONFERENCE DELEGATES Cabaret Stunts Will Be Feature Of League Party JUN PLY CHORUSES, SCAST PRCTICE fLAIL V the cast and choruses of the second will be held from 4 to 5 o'clock Tues- Sophomore Women to Co-Oper act. All choruses will practice in Sar- day at l3etsy Barbour house. Miss Sophomore women at Wise se Angell hail unless other- oti Catherine Chanber...…
…________THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' 7',1 li '}. I1 it ~can be regarded as repr esentative ________________-of opinion on the campus, severalco- O S E R L IULAL NEWSPAPER OF TUkE clusions can be made. ",," UNVES~Y FAiCIIO\It is generally claimed by oplpon- "W1E WON'T RE. eaiES'mYO 1C1G ~ cts of the eighteenth amnendmnent tiatSI " bblisbed every morning except Monday t1,e generationl most bitter against gt the University yt ar by the Board in - 1L ol...…
…_________TI-E MICHIGAN .DAILY. "1 .11 1 I... ,,iiii"%P*....*..v..*..-." ""Ow ICIG ,I.LY a t ,tr w 3v'. t "- TI U A C I P _THE ONLY MORNING NEWSPPER IN ANN ARBOR For the convenience and enlightenment of our friends, The Michigan Daily is publishing a statement of circulation and map showing distribution in Ann Arbor. A careful analysis of these facts will indicate how thoroughly The IDailN reaches the Ann Arbor Market. DISTRIBU...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY I. .. _. - - J' ....-... .r. { ., { , w w, wum1iimm u ' nuuuurr nomw r ' ' 0 . I s nHoodoo Follows dElE FARRELL IO0 REL W L Shinners' Trail,I UME RU ERS FOR TASEBALL SQ UAD Goes ToMinors Tfhe struggles For'th various bas- _ ketball championships waxe hoter Or Six VIIas the season lengthens. The con-ie ~ 11 solaion ~rles ouFrontitList o' (andidate ,",{ i i i,,solation series of the class tournament h will be t1I h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i Is 5 THIS COLUMN CLOSES I A 3 P.M. V CLOSE I AT P.Mi. ADV ERTIJSING TYPEWRITER REPAIfTlN 'ED. THOMAS' ORCHESTRA, House dances, Initiation Banquets. Phone ALLI MAKES. Agency vtoedstock 'and 179 at once. Oliver typewriters, Sundstrand add- ing machine, Line-a-Time copy VICTOR RECOR DS of the Great Art- holders, rubber stamps, ribbons, ists and all the latest popular rec- cushion keys, type cleaners and stp. ords o...…
…-- _ _ _ Fights Pensions Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN in the Bulletin is cottstructive notice~ to all members of ty. Copy received by t Asgistant tc the "c+'c~r't until (11:30- a. m. Satur'Aox., SUfND)AY, FEBRUARY Wit, l1924 Sumber Mi k Deans: ere will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, February 27, at lock in the President's office.- M. L. Burton. ,nt Research Advisory C'ommittee: sere will be a meeting of this committee at 4 1p. n., Tu...…
…A& LY Two AIW A6V ObamommummahL. 4kv Section Two XXXIV. No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1924 PRICE, FIVE C Eu opean Countries To Suffer A Revival Of The Dark Age /' ', .,'i a' ; k i ',. M i , {1 ' 1 Faculty Men Explain Duty. Of Michigan UThe'following oinions were ob- tained from faculty members in re-i gard to the sitoation in Iaurope at STUDENT FRIENDSHIP FUND HAS the present time and the necessity fo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY USSIAN CITIZENS (Continued fromn Page Nine) "I shall confine myself to facts con- rning the effects of the communist. ile upon my own business; for it. with these that I am best acquaint - 1," he explained. "'Shortly after the aticnalization of1'imy textile factor- !s in 1918, they were forced to close ntirely because of inefficient manage- ent. The plant remained idle until 21 when the English trade agree- ent with Ruissia...…
…k PA(%N BIGHT' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24,' 1924. .. , _ a .... _ _ . x ..n ., .. _ ,- rrr rr. rr ' . PLAYS AND STAGE (Continued from Page Two) for it merely reemphasises what all who think have grasped before, that a saint alive is a menace, while safe ly dead is twice blessed. ,f The staging is so simple and ade- quate that it does not infringe upon the Shavian brilliance of the play or its exquisite impersonations. Joan...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1924 USUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY --l-0 - 1.1-1 - - I I I - I I I- i io.11 Ol , I . I . Am-- k I - I I I I . - I - i i 40 - _ - - - f - _. . PLAY53 afhet - ROBERT BARTRON HENDERSON THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. ORGANIZED 1863 II ardent love for nature. The result{ was that man became horribly inbu-' man-though of course not unhuman. Were it rnot for our sensuous poets (who despi...…
…BIERNE VOIFFULS (Continued from Page One) is dull. Why, it is too complex, and too labyrinthine in design. Experi- ence, superimposed on experience im- pression over impression. It absorbs all the interest and ingenuity one has, to trace out the present moment, and to discover how many past impres- sions mar it. We are, indeed, as Plato imagines, lumps of wax: and when- ever we hear or think or feel, we stamp the perception or the thought. "as...…
…N SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGANDAu.a SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1924 «VRH Magazines Reviewed DOROTHY TYLER . "Me~. . . . ..r.r..- .,."{{{y.{{m{s{. .r ."{r{{n #sass{.t),5t{{{xtm The Dial for January: The fiction 'man. Mr. MDiann considers the latter of the Dial bears out the theory that a acquisition of first-rate importancet the cultured wish to read the down- to Germany. "To any one at least," trodden, and ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Peering Into Russian Student GRO P .n sc ss___ __ __ FRANC Life Where HumansBarely Exist iN R.Through the windows one may see' They sit on the beds to eat, for there the beginning of daylight. A head are no tables, chairs or benches. It Campus Organization Studies Prob- with dishevelled hair appears from is stifling in the room,--a smell of lems of International under a ragged blanket and peers dirty linen, blankets and sh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - -- Today In The Churches --_ Episrolial Chlurch o'c 1 r k Professor Wate rman will sly Communion will be offeredl atl speak_ on "The Gospel According to Andrew's Episcopal Church th is As~la tn." ling at 8 o'clock. Mr. Webb will j '. 1" 111"4l'sti lherani C1ll k on the subject, "Blinders" .at! "The Parable of the Sower" is to he 0:30 o'clock Morning Prayer. Atl discussed ait the morning service in the bible classes fo...…
