… I N' 0' DAY AND I SEE 0-10 ' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1919. , w. ir rrlWilM +wu i .rrrrr + r° i r ,.ice., . TY GETS TWO NEW COAC GARFIELD ATTACKS STRIKE SETTLEMENT (By Associated Press) Washington, Dec. 13.-Principles I underlying President Wilson's plans for "the settlement of the coal strike accepted by the miners are based' "fundamently wrong as a matter of government," Dr. Harry A. Garfield, CIS federal fuel...…
…the use for not otherwise therein. an, as second Arbor, ridence 0f i at the iy office. No man, tge. niests ex- ran -.Managing Editor Phone 24t,} or roi6 Jr. ..... ......Business Manager Phone 96o o 2838 .... ....Asst. Managing Editor ...City Eaitor .Sports Editor ......................... .Women's Editor in ..........................Telegraph Editor EDITORIAL BOARD H. Hardy Heth , Jr... ..........AAdvertising Manager ...Issue Manage~r .Off...…
….L - AMER 4t. I 'EA - ,. °,. .: .._ - 1919 ALLAMERICAN TEAM 1919 Second Eleven MEN LIEYEN First Eleven End-Higgins, Penn. State ' Tackle-West, Colgate. Guard-Alexander, Syracuse. Center-Weaver, Center College. Guard-Youngstrom, Dartmouth. Tackle-Henry, Wash and Jeff. End-H. Miller, Pennsylvania. Quarter-,McMillin, Center College. Halfback-Casey, Harvard. Halfback-Harley, Ohio State. Fullback-Rodgers, West Virginia. Third Eleven West...…
…One) are nc 'unly .ebyt 1 1915, 1selected June 1 posed to be select f each year. TI y are selected co d ends the 31st 'he Senate, of t elects its rep; urtli meeting, Ii May. The Regei alumni members The Studentst the same time ors of the Athle ,s is used to' sell Hers ? Who nomn ,, '1 ~IS Dot pointed r follow: personO ,rd of dir selectho is not any oneT of these groups that alone can control matters. In - the years ofl my memb~ership 'I h...…
…ISTIONNAIRE -inserts, Christ- ms make ideal ad Company th University tman Kodaks and Supplies. (Continued from Page Four) shall be made up of the faculty mem- bers d. They pass upon eligibility other than those involving academic standing. Q. Who are the present members of the finance committee, composed of the chairman of the board, the di- rector of outdoor athletics, and the treasurer of the Athletic association, who have general control...…
…I 11111' guild is specially 5 J, f+ v iwGw llud . w URIVWWWIO U IR s for the Junior Girls' play e handed in to Katrina Scher- : by Monday. who are interested in writing for the Junior Girls' play are to attend a meeting at 4 on Wednesday In Barbour ium. Lgements had !been. made y women remaining in Ann Ar- ing the holidays would be able at Alumnae house. However, sufficient number did .not' tak'e ge of the .opportunity it will ssible to...…
…STIC L News From The Other Colleges Arcade, comes in -time with a manc is"' (DAY-TOMORROW ANITA STEWART . In "Mind The Paint Girl" ARCADE Shows at 3:00; 7 00; 8:30 Phones: Theatre, ag-M Mgr's Rea., a1-II Columbia-In co-operation with the National League of Women Workers, the department of extension teaching will offer an intensive training course In girls' recreational work during Christmas vacation. It is planned tc cover briefly al...…
…WHAT'S GOING ON I I SWIMMING MEET WON BY DETROIT ATHLETIC CLUB D. A. C. COACH COMPLIMENTS IN- FORMAL VARSITY SQUAD of Kl (Continued from page six) Professor Aigler made the following statement in his letter: "I have 'your letter dated the 6th inst., in which you propound to me as chairmnan of the board in control of athletics thirtyrnine questions. I note your'statement that you feel there is a lot of tdlk and many rumors be- ing circul...…
…THE WEATHER SN O W O R R A IN ''ov TO)AY ailg ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SER VICE . , VOL. XXIX. No. 64. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1918. PRICE THREE CENTS 5UARD OF REGENTS VETOES MILITARY TRAINING FOR THIS YEAR ACCEPTS IATI T PROFESSORS REMITTANCES WILL BE WAIVE IN CASE OF DISABLED FRENCH SOLDIERS UNIVERSITY DESIGN ATEI AS, LOCAL SUB BUREA Advisability of Continuing Vocationa Courses Referred to Committee on ...…
…THE MICHICAN DAUl V OFFICIAL. NEWSPAPE R AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday lring the university year by the Board in ontrol of Student Publications. 1EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRkJSS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled o the use for republication of all news dis- atches credited to it oranot otnerwise credited i this paper and also the local news putb shed herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann A...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY ..rte.. Now" mmat"Mmmumm -_--- -- , -, _, , . . ' 1 ' F . real work has nol begun yet. Fresh- men are plentiful, but the upperclass- man showing has been insufficient." Practice is going to begin in earn- est right away. The schedule still re- mains unsettled, but there will be 'a regular game on Jan. 4. According to the dope now out, however, several stiff practice games will be pulled off before then to whip the boys ...…
…MICE yN DAILY )RT MENI is (Correspondence of Associ- Press).-Fifty-three dollaf's, col- i by a small group of engineers yed by a copper company at raiso, Chile, for wounded Amer- boys, came all the way to head- ers of the Y. M. C. A. in Paris ther day,.and this iscwhat hap- Sto it. E. C. Carter, chief of the . C. A. overseas activities, gave; oney to his secretary telling her end every cent of it on boys in 'tain hospital who needed so...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILN is Is the Life- rosh, Call Ypsi A big van full of furniture hurried eastward on Washington street about 8 o'clock Thursday morning. On its face it seems a bald, matter of fact statement. But that van means a good deal to a bunch of eager young students on this campus. This summer the fraternities rented their houses to the University for bar- racks, and stored their furniture. All this fall the Greek letter men have lived ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY "^ATURD'Y,"] RESIDENT WILSON ARRIVES AT BREST (Continued from Page One) at all affairs requiring his counsel il be disposed of by the middle of ebruary. Wilson Appears Healthier Refreshed by ten days at sea Presi- nt Wilson is in excellent physical ndition for the work ahead of him. om the time the ship passed out of ght of the statute of Liberty the resident has exercised a great deal, it still had much time for daily con...…
…ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1917. R.MAN TO LR LECTURE English Department "American and eals" Today erman, head of the nt in the University peak on ."American ," at 10:30 o'clock om -203 Tappan hall. ers who heard the a Chicago earlier in rize the talk as ex- y it is being given rnalism, although it uraalistic lecture. s written a number e New York Nation, ihuted to other mae- AGE LIMIT SET FRp NEW NATLREHSERVE DISCUSS AWA MILI...…
…I ,s; I 'eace prize for 1917 has to the Red Cross. d when I got n't want them, very little or nan, I literally classmen who, i, amounted to >us. And now e, I look upon to keep in my eeling of pity. idual, but be- s, too, on the Bricklayers are wanted for the non- flying section of the aviation corps in France. Just what they have to do with flying is not explained. British tonnage completed month of November almost4 the losses by enemy a...…
…CASE QINTET LSES SEVEN__LETTER, MEN, RIICHARDSON AM) CLARKE ARE ONLY TWO VETERANS BACK ON SQUA1) Minneapolis, Dec. 13.-Paul Flinn, friends' that he planned to enlist in fics for a place - the speedy end on the University of the artillery at Duluth, his home. eleven this seaso Minnesota football eleven, is going to Flinn was drafted, but his name was as the logical cho join the nation's fighting force. Before so far down in the list that he wa...…
…AT THE THEA r[r kTi n ERESTS I *I I1 * "So Long Letty," at the Garrick. * s-A t- -~~~ s has EXCHANGE OF NOTES BETWEEN pping COUNTRIES CLEARS UP LONG anced STANDING PROBLEM t one .reed ; _ 1 *1 "One Girl's Experience," at the * * Whitney, Sunday, Dec. 16. * as adva and at been a ed there * * were Tokio, Nov. 30.-(Correspondence ofI 1 Feek; 0 a I obstacles to at- The Associated Press)-Japa can do nothing likely to infringe pon...…
…I " PoS It IILlUI lli 'ISLE EMERGENCY L p i ID SEt'RETARY DANIELS GIVES FORMATION ABOUT PRE. PARE1-NESS Washington, Dec. 13.-"We ready now." IN. For the first time in University of Illinois senior banquet. its history the is to have al For your Xmas Candles, Cigars, Kodaks, Stallonery and Toilet Goods Two Stores 324 S.State St. 1123 S. University Ave. are & Co. MAIN STREET R DRY CLEANING SERVICE ds a method of practicing genu- e...…
…ormation obtained from two Ann r banks yesterday discloses the that a considerable number of nts have failed to meet their ents on Liberty bonds. Ten per of the student subscribers at one have paid no attention to their ations since the initial payment.j official at one of the banks states they have had numerous exper- s with students who, after theyI given their name to a solicitor, to the bank and insist that their subscriptions 'be cancelle...…
… SDAY-PARTLY CLOUDY CONTINUED COLD I I Z - .. '. . 6di s ;: .F };, ..-- ... ..r.... DAILY UNITED PRESS WIF DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE 'tilE ONLY MORNING PAPER ANN ARBOR i A VOL. XXVII. No. 3. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1916. PRICE FIVE CEJ HOLD FUNERIL9OF KNOWLTON TODAY SERVICES FOR PROMINENT LAW PROFESSOR TO BE HELD AT 3 O'CLOCK ALL LAW CLASSES DISMISSED Students to Meet in Front of Law Building at 2:50 O'clock and Atten...…
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… d I DOWNS yP S Normalities Outplayed on Their Home Grounds Before Small Cheer- lug Section PEDAGOGUES FAIL TO SCORE With the thermometer registering about 16 below and with about a oot of snow on the ground the Michigan soccerities journeyed to Ypsilanti and took the Normalities into camp to the tune of 1 to 0. The score in no way indicates the manner in which the ped- agogues were outplayed by the Wol- verines. Only a small crowd watch- ...…
…Co-op Store Here an interview yesterday afternoon R. B. Cowin, iinstructor in the >mics department, a few of the :ies of a co-operative store, as advocated in a recent editorial of Daily, were fully discussed from arious standpoints. :ording to Mr. Cowin the first co- .tive store for students were or- ed in 1887, under the advisement . Prettyman. The store was a e owing to the lack of sufficient al and a capable manager.' 1906 another venture ...…
….!1 .t 1 .. A PAIR OF TROUSERS FREE ." r r \ with every fancy fabric suit of Kahn made-to-measure Clothes ordered of us while the Yellow and Blue pennants are in our window; Just order a suit from the Kahn samples and when we de- liver it there'll be an extra pair of trousers in the box. This offer is good on and after Dec. 11th to Jan. 31st, 1917. I P TINKER & COMPANY 11 Clothes, Furnishings and Hats for Particular Men Cor. S. State...…
…, rdo vans-- 4 New Lot Just Cordovans Received MERRY CHRISTMAS THOUGHTS CHRISTMAS CARDS KODAKS - - 75c to $100.00 Exactly like cut. All sizes aa to e. Fit guaranteed K. -. Dark Brown Cordovans A Iso Skate Shoes for Men and Women Ulack, Tan Pearl ENLARGEMENTS (from your beat negatives) CALENDERS (for Picture inserts) L Y N N S 719 N. University Ave- It Open Evenings until 9 o'clock BULBS .ow-wo.5 ...... $3.50 to $5 TEUTONS SOW...…
…THE DAILY NEWS OF THE WORLD'AND THE CA-31PUS ihe I A igan V9 ,Dali Phones :-Editorial 2414 Business 960 TELEGRAPHI SERV ICE BY -T) NEW YORK SUN VOL. XXV. No. 61. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1915. PRICE FIVE CE - , CHARITY LEADERSI SELECT FRIDAY AS GOOD FELLOW DAY Lansing r d icator EDWIN MAKHAM SPEAK Accider tally Shot Edward P. Cummings, '93, Is Injured While Cleaning Shotgun HIS POEMS IIIVLETTERS in Cellar. JOVE...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 THE BEST DRESSED MEN k If have their clothes made-to-measure. It is not a fallacy to say that clothes reveal their origin even to the casual observer. And there's an air of dis- tinction to our clothes that can come only from years of experience in tai- loring garments. We have satisfied your friends, why not you? U. H. WILD COMPANY - L'elding Mercbant Tailors State St. Flowers for Christrmas thc NAR.CISSUS It Wil...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... .. _ ..M.. _ ____. ....,__e _. ,. .. . .._,_ ,- . r.. _ ._ _ ...r......._..._ ,.w...... _ .. _ .. ___.-- ( .. LiA7 . "rt I iL h. li f l _ -...." -.---- l}14( J'1' i 14f U Id [ I ww.w.. .... ..W.Y:.., .........,.....w.,... . ... L.-- CLL MEETING FOR Expect Leaders to Aid In Shaping Polley For Awarding of Class Insignia BASKET3ALL DRAWS OUT MANY Al1 football managers are asked to attend a meeting whic...…
…FOUU THE MICHIGAN DAILY Prof. Dowrie of Finance Department on Anglo -French Loan i1 II I ECONOMISTEXPLAINS LUCIDLY NATUE OF ANGLO-FHRENCH LOAN PROF. G.W. DOWRIE OF ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT GIVES REASONS FOR RECENT ACTIONj "SECURITY IS UNEXCELLED" "Lack of American Enthusiasm Not Due to Fear That Obligations Will Not Be Met" (By Prof. G. W. Dowrie) Few financial, transactions have at- tracted so wide attention as the $500,- 000,000 loan recentl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .l Mlake Christmas Last all Winter ~~ij 4 Jf+, When you're out looking for your Winter Oiercoat, just pay this store a visit. We don't ask you to favor us, but we do insist that you'll regret slighting us. There isn't . a finer, smarter or complete showing of Overcoats than ours in Town and we'll show you prices that you can't beat any- where. iuy a supply of Columbia Double Disc Records for your Talking Jiachine. The...…
…C SIX IxTHE MICHIGAN DAILY ----a- I 1 . i ra mk " k ... SPECIAL- HURRY WHITNEY, THEATRE THURSDAY DECEMBER 1 liave he Cadl I it-; received 150 Calendars for dxio Vertical Pictyre Inserts-by xistale in shipping, and by ail ar° anvement with the maniufaclurer I can close them out at only 33c each the regular price is Soc. They are beautiful sepia, separatly boxed, and just the thing to use with an enlargement, or we have some cho...…
…I "I1C A. Vl Wigan I MESSAGE -In -- , -- '. . 77- ..,- . - - .,, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1913. PRICE FIVEC LRD NEGOTIATES ID FQOTDA LL GM WALTER CAMP'S ALL-AMERICAN ELEVENS First Eleven Second Eleven Third Eleven CAMP GIVES CRAIG BERTH FIRST ALL-AMERICAN EL - ng Michigan's ast Night at MEETING FOR STADIUM I Steel Structure Present Bleachers of Wood. Will FRESH ARCHITECTS ORGANIZE CLASS APART FROM ...…
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…eatrica Majestic to Have Vaudeville. Of unusual interest to all students is the announcement that the regular vaudeville season at the Majestic theatre will begin Monday, January 5. An excellent program is promised for the week. When "The Winsome Widow" was produced in New York a year ago last spring, the leading comedian was Harry Conor, who is at present ap- pearing with Blanche Ring in "When Claudia Smiles." Previously Mr. Con- or appeare...…
…hi Literary Society Leads Eight Victories-Schedule Announced. IVitJh ve estimates on the cost of the first act of the "Scare- ch will be presented by the ub, January 16, have caused ement of the club to with- order sent to the Whitney d Costume Co., in Detroit. having this scene construct- own and then shipped in, it to have it built by local If this scheme material- ene will be built upon the ne piece. Lane of the Whitney thea- omised the c...…
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…egal Shoes, Latest English Lasts irsi. C voice Indian Moccasins More Comfortable than Slippers JNER & CO. 108 S. MAIN STREET ANN ARBOR Christmas Gi'fts No. 1- Kodaks--Al prices from $i.oo to $65.00. The Vest Pocket Kodak at S6,oo is the one that will please the most fastidious. No. 2- A N-\ew " .M" Book, better than ever-same-size but improved binding scheme, Sure to please-"he would treasure it," or "she would b~e delighted.'' New. 3- ...…
… Local $2.00 Mail $2.50 I The Mw iga Daily Local $2.00 I fail $2.50 I Vol. XXIII, No. 64AANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1912. PRICE FIVE CENTS . .. # SCHEDULE FOR INDOOR TR ACKSANO CE IS ANNOUNCED First of the Indoor Events Will Occur oi the Evening of ashington's Birthday. TWO MEETS WITH EASTERN INSTITUTION ARE BOOKED. Judoor Track Work Expected to Take More Active Form After The Holidays. Michigan's indoor track sche...…
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…THE MICHIQAN DAILY e I ri In praise of Malcolm's fall suits and overcoats,those club checks are all right, others will show them in the spring. Chinchella Overcoats lead all others this season, why not B a first year man? MalcolmVm shows a very large range of Iu woolens,has a good suit at $20 and $25 buys a suit you will B proud of. Speaking of style, and individuality reminds yoxt at once of MALL L 0 M DETROIT FRATERNITY JEWELES AND STATI...…
… S N Comedy Club Supplement I "MONEY" DELONGS TO HIHH ANCIENT ORDER-OFCOMIC 1 Stands Alone Without Rival Acting As Well As Best Play of Victorian Era Dramatics. As Best Acted in BULWEB,PORTRAYER OF SOCIETY Has Spared No Effort in Making Local Production As Good As - Professional. The comedy of "Money" was orig- inally produced on the 8th of De- cember, 1840, at the Haymarket theater, London. The dramatic critic of the "Lterar e," a...…
…I_________ "_________________ I- --________________ I-______ _________________ L. L. LANGWORTHY alais Tabouret, an upholsterer, whol also has his weather eye open for' "Money." G. F. McGRAW who takes the part of Lake, a servant. LOUISE ROBSON alias Georgina, who is pretty and ac- complished, but her father's worldli- ness has spoilt her nature. Miss Robson will debut in student dramatics this year. Only from re- hearsals can we judge her me...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . Florist ..-- ICE CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS 3 Chapin St. s Both Phones ITARIAN CHURCH I AT OTHER COLLEGES I effect. The proportion of working for an A.B. degree, is much smaller. students however, e I State cor. Huron. R. S. LORINC, Minister MORNINC SERVICE AT 10:30 Subleot- The Way Out of Materialism sung Peoples' Soolety at 7 Subjoot: Student Life in Germany Speaker Dean CARL E. CUTHE IPrinceton-The combined m...…
…CHIGAN AIL7 . HAS BOOSTED T 11 . DION S. BIRNEY, WHO PLAYS FOR LAST TIME BEF LOCAL PUBLIC, HAS BEEN ARDENT DEVOTEE of Pharmacy had ly a case of evolu- consisted of a one- uf -the. size .of an m. Numerous ad- until 1909-10, when To be the oldest and most earnest worker in dramatic interests in the university, to have put more lines over the Whitney stage than any other student at present in Michigan'-such is the reputation -of Dion S. ...…
…1 IGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1911. OF ',',' DEAN SHOWS CRANE'S ERRORS. Beni I by rein 'ACTTLTY TO DIRECT. Speaks to Freshmen on Chicago's Col- lege Critic. Dean Mortimer E. Cooley addressed the freshman engineers yesterday morning at their weekly assembly, on ? R. T. Crane's pamphlet, "The Futility of the Technical Schools." Prof. Cool- ey pointed out the fact that the editor of the pamphlet was a college man and was being paid'a hi...…
… y, THlE 1 t;t11AN DAILY Official Newspaper at the Unlverity, of Michligan. Published every morning except Mon- .day throughout the school year. ntered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. -I [AS 'S Belles. Americans MANAGING EDITOR. Walter Ii. Tow--rs.' BUSINESS 1MANAGER , AlbertI.L Dilley Editors. News Editor ........ Harry Z. Foi2 Assistant ............ Frank PenneJ Athletic Editor....…
… e da pping a box of lates Especially good for Christmas. The Famous Furniture made by the Charles P. Limbert Company, Grand Rapids, too well known in this city to need any further comment. Martin Haller, Sell- ing Agent. 60-62-64 See large ad for free pipe odeal at the Tobacco Shop, 118 and 120 East Liberty St. 59 to 67. "The Palais Royal," 209 E. Liberty, has just received the Latest Russian Toys on the market, also the most nov- el Xmas ...…
…(Continued from page 1.) Police scored even a greater suc- han the Bum Army in last year's "Ypsi Treat," sung by W. A.f .rna and "My Girl at Michigan,"' yrics of which were written by k A. Picard, sung by Maurice Me- n, were probably the hits of the d act. The rendition of both were excellent. hur Cohen handled the part of! ses superbly, and maintained in way the unusual high character acting. The role is well adapted m and he took full advant...…
