…1 Vichigan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1912. ION MAILED.' to AIInIi- Heat TWO SEA CAPTAINS OPENING GAME IS ;_ WERE Dl FRIENDS. h dCalit. Sealby Acquainted With Capt. the direction of Professor E. work was started yesterday Smith and Part of Crew of sing and mailing the 25,000 lIl-1ated Titanic. s that are to be sent out to - alumni asking them to attend LOSES A lDETROIT FRIEND. ty-fifth Anniversary Celebra-- ne. The wo...…
…i "lu ml V.C11 tALI WALL A.i L FUCHIGAN DAILY;'srUwEmS ARE LISTED AlON U I Ofticial Newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. MANAGING EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS IANAGER Albert R. Dilley TH~OSE INJUR1ED). T E (Continued from page 1.) came and was then hurled be- neath ...…
…"a AIlNN(A TRIP INS0171'ILANI) SU'('ESSFt 1 I, clothes )a SchmidI e e (Continued, from page 1.) State at Anni Arbor. Saturday, April 27.-Western Re- serve at Ann Arbor. Thursday, May 2.-Ohio Wesleyan at Ann Arbor. Saturday,; May 4-M. :A. C. at Lan- sing. Thursday, May 9.-Syracuse at Ann Arbor. Saturday, May 11.-Syracuse at Ann Arbor. Wednesday, May ,15.-Wabash at Ann Arbor. Monday, May 20.-Syracuse at Syra- case. Tuesday, May 21-Syracus...…
…TH~ MICkiibA 4 DAii4i WILL SEND ONLY FOUR MILE TEAS t ,. UNIVERS[IY NOTICES *,New ~I JL +,i, %]i , it TATE STREET e ig White Shoe B~de'sEliibiityIVIii Not Alter Dr. lo Send Mie Teami. WORE ?,0I)W 9N 1N 11AR N ES 1. A possiilit11y that llake, IChigan'Is middle distance ru-nner, may be eligible after "con" exam, Will not alter a de- cision made by Dr. Kraenzlein not to { send a me relay teamn to the PennI t'elay ga enApi 27. The facts th...…
…_; NLY MORNING PAPEI IIN The Michigan Daily BEAD DAILY BY 1 5, 000 STUD)ENTS.j ANN ARBOR. 1'kLIUB LCIV.E ir.n'xo 3, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1913. PRICN FIVIR C S' Vol: XXYTTL No 136. Y. IV L. L1. VARSITY WINS FIRST GAME ON HOME SCHEDULE Rickey's Men Continue Winning Streak and Tak, Opener With Alma By Four to One Score. SISLER PITCHES GOOD BALL ANI) MAKES SHOWING AT BAT Perfect Weal her Brings Out Big Cro...…
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….THE MICHIGAN DAILY. I Should See nem Before Going on Your Spring Vacation. Men's and Women's High Grade Shoes and Oxfords. Also a full line of Rubber Soles at GILMORE SHOE COMPANY E QUALITY SHOP Formerly 119 SOUTH MAIN Wm. P. Purfield, Inc. ADS IN THIS COLUMN ARE TO BE PAID FOR IN ADVANCE. FOR SALE. For Sale-Must sell U of M boat livery and all equipment on account of ill health. Good bargain. Call Paul G. Tessmer. 130-135 For Sal...…
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…II 1 ichigan al y ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1914. IF IALL TLED ' BOARD EVENTS FOR TODAY Dixie club dance, Packard academy, 9:00 o'clock. Round-up dance, Michigan Union, 8:30 o'clock. Weekly Louuger, Michigan Union, 7:30 o'clock. FOOTBALL SQUAD GETS STIFF DRILL Pontius Practices for Vanderbilt Job by Directing Second Spring j Workout VARSITY DEFEATS' RESERVES 10 TO 2 Ferguson Pitches Well For Regulars; Poor Support is Cost...…
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…A: /ED I LYNDON'S KODAKSP II 11 ,I WHI TNE F irr rwri ii FILMS, Saturday Matinee ai Latest Styles in Amateur finishing TO-N IGHT 1 :S and OXFORDS II 719 N. University Ave. I Pholoplays De Luxe Prate NEWEST SHADES. LASTS. & Co. 108 S. MAIN STREET ANN ARBOR - .2* ga Hts IATE WEAR, AT 115, East Liberty RICHARDSON CRICKET PLAYERS TO STAGE GAMES Enough cricket enthusiasts showed up at the meeting, held at the athletic ass...…
…HE WEATHER WARN WINDS TODAY 1, 00 APO AW Awi4t ~~Ait UNITED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE f--- VOL. XXVII. No. 135. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TIUE SDAY, APRIL 17, 1917. PRICE FIVE G COMMITTE TES AGAINST ELECTIVE DRAFT PRINCIPLE HOUSE MILITARY GROUP IN TEST VOTE DEFEAT MEASURE BY 9-8 COUNT SENTIMENT FAVORS VOLUNTEER SYSTEM Introduce Two Amendments to Gen- eral Staff Bill; Borland De- fends Draft Policy Washington, April 16.-On a test v...…
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…CEDARWOOD New! C5 cent, EAm L. &W l so C ollars M ETWFOR RET9iNING ATHLTICS HERE WOULD HAVE BOARD OR RIEGENTS RECONSIDER THEIR IECENT MOVE IN MATTER ANNAPOLIS AND WEST POINT TO CONTINUE Pennsylvania Relay Games Are to be Held as In Former Years Despite War A movement to restore intercolleg- iate athletics at Michigan has been instigated. It is rumored that the matter will be presented to the Regents at their next meeting which takes place on ...…
…1L71L > , STS OF TREASON:I * Issues Proclamation to In- * People of Penalties for Conspiracy * AT THE THEATERS TODAY Majestie-George M. Cohan "Broadway J nes-" also "Educational Review." in an ishington, April 16.-President on this afternoon issued a proc- tion through the state department in out what treason is and the Ity as provided by the constitu- the criminal code, and court de- nis. e constitution provides that trea- consists in l...…
…1V"111 I 11\.sti i - O'. <<.~ Now is the time for Calkins Drug KODAKS and KODAKINUi We have a complete line of Eastman Kodaks and Supplies. Let us do your finishing. Dev. 15c, Prints 3c to Sc. Cordovans We have just received 91 S I 6 ,47 The Right Spring Overcoat -doesn 't "grow on every bush" We've plucked a few for the fasti- dious-for the man who wants U F / a' ti l, ~ I' .1 8 o 324 So. State For 30 Years the Best Co. an...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY M hJ. A KR G.i T ARRIVALS Washable Kid l3rwn Beige, and G~rey Buck 8 Inch height SAKE YOUR Amatuer Finishing to a Reliable Photographer who has an established ro putat' u and you will be assured of Results that will not be a disap pointment. LYNO S 719 N~. LUniversity Av Grey Estab iisihed 1905, andc G9rowin~g iig~r and better evory day. 7ry ;Inch height i" __.. ii I WHAT'S GGtLA ON r WrAL.OVMI SHOP W...…
…r , PAW ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1918. r- ON 28 WINDOWS PAINTED WITH 'WARNING INSCRIPTIONS ANNOUNCE COMMITTEES FOR COMEDY CLUB PLAY bor residents and one y were among the list :men who were given the University by the is at their last meeting, those who re- vs: Graduate ;ineering, Mar- rbor; M. of S., Ann Arbor; Lansing: mas- Mary Mac- College-Bachelor of Arts, le, Milford; Robert Loomis, 0.; Leroy Powell, Grand...…
…are assured of a sue- . war gardens. executed, one of istence has been comes an art. A of living is as a man as a lack Lnd work go hand be pushed away r are bound to fying proportions. d, are an essent- ery road to suc- can be made a e desired goal- cans call them se they have to CARYA TID Occupation for idle vacation-looking over gles and counting the clipped jokes. hours during your old Gar- repetitions of Lde from Old Glory, the nicest...…
…,. r.... . r ... .... r.. ..,..... IrI r11 Ir il rr Arrlq t . _.__ .... .. ._ STRAYED UNIFORMS ECoach Lundgren Claims to Havei F. - _I "ressen Leading Off for Jennings _ Checked Baggage for Arbon Ann VARSITY MAY MEET SCRUBS TODAY IF UNIFORMS ARRIVEj Coach Satisfied with Work of Against Columbus Last week Team Somewhere between Columbus and Ann Arbor the uniforms and bats of the Michigan baseball team are taking a little rest, unmind...…
…T1 iE NICHIGAN DAILY ---- -- _.A First Duty- Now that we're back---is to 11 I .,._"i "Every dollar subscribed to the Liber- ty Loan is a dollar invested in American manhood. Every dollar subscribed as the result of self-denial means partner- ship in the hardships and risks of our men in the trenches. "Every dollar subscribed will confirm the determination of our people at home to stand by its army to a victorious end. An overwhe...…
…PECILIZATION TALKS I BY CAMPUS PROFESSORS Mm TIONS WEl 'I u Y. M. C. A. EMPLOYMENT BUREA ANXIOUS TO INCREASE ITS US] FULNESS TO STUDENTS. U E- s 94 your k Co. 'e R STEAM FORKS ed 1887 RY CLEANING, PRESS- STEAM CLEANING AT -ITY PRICES. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO INSPECT OUR WORK. FOR EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL No Job too Small or too Large WASHTENAW ELECTRIC SHOP "The Shop of Quality" If it's not right we make it right - PHONE 273 - ...…
…MILITARY NEWS I I I LTS G I f nd Trimmings market costs. sociation. mying early. We now lacks, as well as many t before the heavy ad- and look them over. Faculty drillers will continue their meetings from 7 to 8 o'clock every, evening in Waterman gymnasium beginning this evening. This will be the first drill held since the Easter holidays. Commencing tomorrow afternoon the battalion scheduled for athletic training under Dr. George A...…
…THE WEATHER CLOUDY; POSSIBLY SNOW LY S.ir :43 a tt ASSOCIATED PRESS DA Y AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXIX. No. 135. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1919. PRICE THREE CENTS NO DAN GER OF U. S. IMBROGLIO WITH JAPANSYS POLK ACTING SECRETARY OF STATE DE- NIES EXISTENCE OF SERIOUS QUESTIONS KOREAN AND SIBERIAN CRISES MINOR ISSUES Crowell Makes Statement Contradiet- ing Reports; Yank Troops Vindicated Washington, April 16.-Acting Sec-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRI tc iian iit The Guillotine OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday Those Pins Again during the university year by the Board in The robins don't always An AllCampus mixer will be given"I Control of Student Publications. Show spring is here, by the Women's league at 2:30 o'clock 1dEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Arbutus mistakes Saturday afternoon in Barbour gym- S T...…
…, PU 7,1r9 HE MICHIGLAN DAILY PAG THI W HEN the fanfare of trumpets and the the drummer's steady tatoo to the regular step, step of our victorious returning cru- saders dies down. When the admiring, enthusiastic observers have cheered themselves hoarse, and dispersed after the last ranks have passed in file, When the boys, flushed with victory, return to their homes and reappear in civilian dress, What remains of the echo of your resounding ch...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILN 4 MAJESTIC MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA Nightly-All S'ws Sunday LAST TIMES TODAY Vivian Martin in ""MIRANDA SMILES" Science has proved that newspaper advertising pays best. You can reach all the students and faculty through The Daily.-Adv. AT THE THEATERS The Michigan Daily the year, $1.O.-Adv. for the rest of - TODAY -- I ADDED ATTRACTION NALLA AXMI WUERTH THEATRE 2:00 3:30, 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 ~hurs~Fri-17=18-GRACE CUNARD ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .... OF. II. R. CROSS RETURNING 'INSTRUCT IN SUMIER SCHOOL Prof. Herbert R. Cross, who has en a captain in the American Red oss in service in Italy, sailed for the ited States, March 28. )ean E. H. Kraus of the summer sion received a letter recently from ofessor Cross telling of his depart- e. Professor Cross will instruct in the summer session this year, giving two courses in fine arts, general in- troductory course in...…
…ElI I 47A6 i az THE LAST L1 -.- .- EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1923' EIGHT PAGES PRICE ] . . OEWilson May Back Former Justice Ii NIVERSITY HEADS ERNB _For 1924 Race ASKEOTOLANSING NATI~ MEEIGOIII FA I rERITZ IN FIRST Responsible ins in I B UitrTON, SMITH, ANI tEGEN TS TO' AID WAYS AND EANS I COMMITTEE MAJOR ITY OF MFMBERS FAVOR PRESENT BILL Flood o fmeasures Will NecessitateI Late Consideration of App...…
…II AHO MOOUINS ;ontinued from Page One) ally. Schumanns richly poetic ingsnacht" found such faivorE [e and'ence that Madame Cie-r epeated it, while t.he delicately t " Vilehen" of Cornelius was_.. y received. 1Mendelssohn's "On1 of Song" and ijszt's Lieble- 1 No. 3 the later disguised' as oSo Lang Du Lieoen Kaxiust" j yore f n!iliar. Tho Lisztl, which? ily a mere sentimental effu- [adame Clemnens sang with im- e restraint and rare lyric Above ...…
…$ r.. lvi I All ri I C,1.LA 1' 1 g t3h SHAY. woodcutter and his wife who granted three wishes by a wizard gether with the familiar story of "- drocles and the Lion", a Romanf paroied by George Bernard Sl will be acted by the puppets A4dditional features will be a1 permental violinist, an Mtalian dancer, and two, negroes in a were dance. Each number will be announ- k 'd, to- ced by a clown, who will explain the "L N D A E ADN!tER E D R F T ...…
…IGA N :LA - -___- ______ _ _ - -- -,.e m - - N SPAPER OF THlE OF 31CIG ti morning except Monday- y year by the Bloard in Publications ern conference Editori'al Press is exclulsively en- repuiblication of all news to it or not otherw.ise :z' anid the local hews pub- tional institutions, of making real;I scholarly efforts subservient to every campus activity, no matter what it m-.ay be. "The present clamor 'of stu- dent bodies for abler and...…
…Z. 1 £J...d AYA41'..4 a.4.4.s V AUTOMOBILE STOLEN ;I GRAM 'TO0ADDRESS C.OFG. All automobic belonging to C, P . ioP,cv, i All. (1mm?, of the struc- Lockwood, of the School Gf Music, turl dug;inerrinig deprtmnent, will ad- Ivas stolen Sunday evenling fromx in! dress the« Ann Arbor Chmli~e: of Con- frot o th Maestc teatr. fe merce nt a~ luncheon given today in l'lon. f .11 1a s~c ete. fw~he Ciamber of Commerce inn,.lie 1 ;urs later the owner...…
…1 1 !1r 1Y11Li l lA~ t"f& £A 1 &A 1L ___ r ... .M...... t 0 /.Rf11141111111Ii1 \ I d ._ .r: ----- (IhIIIIItILJJ) z . . ____._.e ........ LVERINES NINE MEETS DISA0STER N FORTUNE £ S OTHERN TRIP LOSINGMAJORTYO CO TT PUCKY, GEOR0IA, POLY, 'FALL; j CINCY TAKES FINAL CONTESTt - 4 NDY WINS FIRST AND ETS GIFT OF SECOND fakes One; O'Hara Twirls Great llitll to Win Pair of Games chigan's Varsity baseball squade ned to Ann Arbor this ...…
…THE C-iI CAN DAIL Y HE TD'S COLUMN1 CLOSES AT 3 PAM CLEANTRS AND PRESSERIS !Kill' two birds with one stone. Send! your laundry as well as your clean- ing and pressing. ($1.25 per, suit) athe same time to the White Swana Glaer.Phone 165. 139c-12 CLEANING, $1.25-Pressing, 35 cents. A DVERTIlSING Y /S Laundry Agency. L. 0. Clapp, 1119 IN0TICEYY1E S. University. 121c-21 T] e following Box Repiies are ait the HOUSE WNANTED-I have a client ...…
…THE :HIGAN DAIL\4 ... ._ - - O FF IC I AL B ULLETIN to Bull etin Is1 constructive notice to, all member. of !Opy received until3:1.0 D. M. (11:30 a. i.Satur~av.) TUSDYAPIL17, 1923 NurVnber 140 "1 I St nnelS'-MA an TO i son given is that the industrialist s no w want to negotiate *with F11rance as s oon Succeed Cuno As i, possible. Cuno hais gonuto.o f r to! r esart to this solution. Cabinet Lea der' W---- MAN To atas our representati...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Abr Ar M. t4lur"I I t r t S.ai! MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 145. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1928. EIGHT PAC KEYSERLING TO SPEAK! MMEST THELIFE" HERMEE TTHE WIFE"lH mr Mail orders will be received begin- II Liii 110 RSDAYnhI1,fing today at the Mimes theater box office for the production- by Comedy lub of" Lynn Starling's "Meet the Wife," a comedy in three acts. "Meet .ON HILO OPHIthea Wife"...…
…_______THE MICHIGAN DAILYm FN R VICTOR EMANUEL_ BUSINESS SCHOOL PESNJLAE WHITNEY AND DICE° UNHURT BY BOMB~ PLANS, PERSONNEL IS POPULAR HOPE ATTEND MEETINGS- Plans are no0w being comnpleted by h()lie blo~l (:f lBusiness Adiniistra- I iou tfor~a es cfll :,:fle i(;ic o t ) r; ; : ? (held at the Union 'Fhursday, May 10.; At this timie employment oticers of ' r f 3 vuic'us firms throughout the state will meet to discuss their common " problems. Le...…
…APRIL 17, 1928. TICKET SALE ToOPEN FOR FOUNDERS INNE TO OE OBSERVED SOON! INVITATIONS HAVE BEEN SENT TO NUMEROUS PROMINENT ALUMNI AND OTHERS MANY INVITEDTO ATTEND Founder's Day To Be Celebrated In Honor of William W. Cook, Donor Of Law Club Tickets for those in the Law School who wish to attend the Founder's'day dinner of the Lawyer's club to be held Friday, April 20, will be placed on sale in the Law school beginning tomor- row, according to...…
…'T'I E e ICHTGAN DAILY TTT'MS7)AV- APRTL TI-ISL 1111 G 11\Y N fL!-11 V '2T'T1TA PT.--aa .... *A C3 ...~-...1.J.,.l,, t1,1" li 11J 1 { 1:140. THEATER BOOKS MUSIC *1 THIS AND THAT OF THE RIALTO The untimely departure of The Rockford Players has left the theaters dark this week- for the first time since their advent. And except for Comedy Club's production of "Meet the Wife," this condition would seem to be chronic. Wouldn't you know that a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE i I Z~.LVAI ............. Ak As"'A Aw I I r l i SHOWING OF TO BENEFIT Detroit Alumnae Sponse anee Thesday, May asonle Teip PLAY IS GUILD "Porgy," dramatic su4 New York Theatre Guil given for the benefit o en's League Tuesday, M Masonic Temple in Detr The announeement of of the play has caused q dramatic circles in Deti is unique in an all neg represents one of the 1 experiments of k the T Paul Robison, well-k...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7ARSITY TO IUEET PURDUE BASEBALL TEAM TODA LERMAKERS W IL SECOND TEAY TO IDE FERRY FIELD TO ILLIMN ONLY STAIN RECORD Of PURDUE DIA1~IOND SQUAD, ONI MAXTON SLATED TO PITCH inlw'qp Of Laayette Teai Icludes Sei e Veterans of Last Year's C©-Chlualmprln Purduie, victorious in evey one of its pre-Conference practice tilts and loser in its only Big Ten game against Illinois, co-holder of the 1927 Western Cgnference ti...…
…17, 1928. THE MICHIGAN DAILY P:YLE'S CROSS COUNTR Y RUNNERS PICZlQSAF&EUT Ai~? COMPLETE HALF THEIR JOURNEYI' + + (By Associated Press) Gavuzzi, Southampton, Eingland, who# _ Br~l~iston, Okla. April 16-The sev- ; cvere yesterday's 34.8 miles from TO BE BEST W YEARS'KX~~ent odd runners and walkers in the ;~le n42:7 0tl (Continped from Page Six) Four evenlts are. carded for the toar ulawih h koleg place in elapsed time from An- Mcju feec and NOb...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TESDAY. A I LY OFF ICIAL BULLETIN I; University Lecture: Inlander ontributors: Dr. W. L. Westerman, Professor of History at Columbia University, will j All contributions to the Poetry Prize Issue must be in by 6 o'clock, give a University lecture in connection with the Classical Conference of the Wednesday, April 18. If the poetry submitted is not of sufficient merit in Michigan Schoolmasters' Club at 4:15 p.m., Friday,...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 1C. r Lw jiv a 4 ~4 ,41kB MEMBER I ASSOCIATEDI PRESS I Vol. XXXIX, No. 142. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1929 Official Of Packard Mills Will Speak On Senior Canes Ready Motors Will Speak City Purchase Bureau For Early Ordering STDNS PER~~I ril pasCONGRESS SOS LN AUEFR eirCnsRay A !Speaker Has Experienced Varied Seniors Are Delinquent In Purchase GeealIxeutive Roles In Privae T nrIS O es Thi Yr580 Hav Sales Ma...…
…TWO T H E MI -HI A N -DI AT LY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1929 . . LITTLE WILL ADDRESS £PISVO9PALIAM DIKNNER R. Tom Harris Will Outline Plans Of Activities Of Harris Hall At Student Dinner TRUSTEES WILL ATTEND President Clarence Cook Little, speaking in an unofficial capacity' as a member of St. Andrew's Epis- 'copalparish, will deliver the prin- cipal after-dinner speech at the Angw Episcopal students dinner neit Tuesday night in the Union. '...…
…APRIL 17, 1929 9 TT-fl~ M fc~Pr'+~\t ~W~t rv~ I-A.a-A. A N l * . A. CLUM".l%&m __.'_ ' DEVOTE VACATION TO Building And Grounds Staff Works On Conditioning Of Campus Lawns and Shrubberies STUDENT CREW ASSISTS! Thorough spring cleaning of the campus and its buildings still. claimed the entire attention of E. C. Pardon and his staff of Buildings' and Grounds operatives, with the addition of an auxiliary crew of students, remaining in Ann Ar...…
…PAE FOB THE I. HICAN S I LY Published every , morning except Monday d4ing the Unversity year by the Board n Control of Student Publications.n Member of Westera Conference Editoriale Association.r The' Asolatds Press is exclusively en-S titledo thet'useforrepublication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in bhia" paper and the local news pub-f fised herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ana Arbor, Michigan, is se...…
