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…i bring violets. 'rnousaria Years ntsetre, Boozing a '1 at You nave croewxu my one la Caledonese," and many others. only cat? My pussy cat has croaked-- My pussy cat has crofed- is frisky tail is still; Ah, but I wish .is glims are shut. I knew where I could find he moon is shining on the highboard Another kitty like the one that's fence; Ae was so nice to me, aunt tom cats clamber up the wall, And alwas 'swoke me np and start At three a. m....…

…SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE I An Interview with Kreisier (By T. E. 1.) out, too. When conditions gradually music have been attracted by songs titudes of some people in this country Fritz Kreisler's recent trip to Eu- have become more settled, the emo- and pieces they can enjoy with a lim- toward him immediately after the war, rope, from which he returned but a tions of the people quieted, and their ited musical educati...…

…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1922 The Passing of the Great Race" Some six or eight months ago I re- viewed Madison Grant's "The Passing of the Great Race" (Scribners). Since then a seventh edition has been pub- lished, the fourth revised edition of the work. The reason I review it now is because of a remarkable "Documen- tary Supplement" of approximately 140 pages which had been appended. More about this later. In 1916...…

…THE MICHICAN DAILY MAGAZINE 5 The Program for the National Defense Editorial note-The author of, the following article, Col. H. E. Eames, enlisted in the United States Army in 1893. Since that time he has risen from a private to the permanent rank of Col- onel. At present Colonel Eames is commanding officer of Fort A "peace* army" corresponds in a way to the police force of a city. It is small, inexpensive and trained for peace or war. It ...…

…6 THE MICHiCAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1922 Great American Weekly, but which in 1908, now reprinted by Little, has never been published in book Brown & Co. Its title is taken from Soform) since "Linda Condon," which that old bromide, "Once aboard the /j" appeared over two years ago, his ad- lugger and the girl is mine"-not an mirers had a right to expect some- unattractive title, though one must JOSEPH HERGESHEIMEt'S NEW She loves L...…

…chuckling over Thack- and should not be allowed to influence KREISLER IS INTERVIEED latitudes, while doubt- the thinking of normal, healthy-mind- BY A 1AGAZINE REPORTER was far in his 'teens ed people through the press, even in (Continued from Page 3) irough the entire lot of a free country! in Austria, he made a tour of America If "An American Idyll" is trash, before he was 20 and then, returning d the Lugger" is not by then the lives of all ...…

…we will be in a better state of pre- paredness as a result of this policy than we were under the older sgheme. But in the nature of things, this mag- nificent body of citizen officers will not last always. They will grow too old for field service, they will take on new burdens, domestic or business, which will make service impossible; they will be lost through sickness, ac- cident and death as the years go by. For the necessary replacements, C...…

…THE WEATHER SNOW ANDACOLDER TODAY 4 I r 5k r§Ufl 41Iai1 ASSOCIATEE PRESS DAY AND MIT W SERVICE VOL XXXI. No. 75. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1921. PRICE FIVE - -- -------- COLLEGESOF WEST REPORTS IIIVbU IL COLEG.EST-LWI - A RIVE SU E In an interview with a reporter from The Daily just before nis lecture in Hill auditorium last night, Exsenator TogL J. Ham Lewis expressed his sentiments in regard to Michigan's Law sch...…

…a atii q W OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except ,Monday during the Uiniver sity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF.THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for epublication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michiga...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' 17o . BUCKEYE QU INTET TO MEET VARSITY Game Tonight Will Show What Posi- tion Michigan May Expect in Title Race 200 TICKETS FOR CONTEST TO BE DISTRIBUTED TODAY Michigan meets Ohio State at 7:30 o'clock tonight in her third Confer- ence game, one which will show whether the Wolverine five can yet finish the season with a creditable record of victories and defeats. Some 200 seats for this Conference remain, and at 1 o'cl...…

…MICH N DAILY MICH N DAILY ea HEHtage AT TILE WHITNEY There is every reason to look for a happy entertainment in the "Gentury Midnight Whirl"'which John Henry Mears will present at the Whitney Sunday night, Jan. 16.. This offering is distinct novelty, is something different,'novel and unique. The "Whirl" is the show that for three years was on the roof of the Century theatre, New York. A roof show is revue, and cabaret, and vaudeville all...…

… W"6" In At Lane Hall Cooley Predicts DEATH REPORED OF DENTL GRADUATEIN GERMAN ARMY Another Conflict the Wit th mlitary record of Ernest WINDOW SHADES i Good Home Cooked Meals Prompt Service SMALL PRIVATE DINING ACCOMODATING AS HIGH AS 25 BOARD BY THE WEEK AND INDIVIDUAL MEALS p. U. S. Army Wool Blankets.............now $2.50 and up Regulation O.D. Wool Shirts ..................$4.38 Heavy Blue or White Barracks Bags, Suitable for ILA...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ r u W omen Chaperones for tonight's dances are s follows: Union, Mrs. Walter Sher- aan. Armory, Mrs. Yates Adams. A heart and lung examination is re- uired for all upperclassmen taking lective work in gymnasium. Swimming classes will begin this reek. Girls who have paid the requir- dl fee are asked to enroll at once at he City Y. W. C. A. The board of representatives of the Vomen's league will meet at 10 'clock this m...…

… 4,p AT THE THEATRES TODAY Tired of taking her to the movies? -Then drop around to the pet stock and poultry show being held by the Washtenaw County Poultry and Pet Stock association all this week on Fourth avenue, between 'Huron and Washington streets. More than 800 breeds and varieties of fowls and animals are shown, in- cluding a 45-pound turkey, a leghorn cockerel, valued at more than; a $100, an Angora cat, some very valuable An- gora g...…

…4 E -1Y 'a a L &%.,i . £. . £1 i ...... H IGHA NGINEERING STRAUSS GIVES REASONS FOR DISCONTINUANCE OF J=HOP AlLY OFFICIALDULLETIN FELLOWSHIPS' AWARDED i I (Continued from Page One) I Volume I SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1921. Number 75. Citizens' Banquet: Members of the Faculty and others wishing to attend the Chamber of Commerce January Banquet are asked to secure tickets not later than Saturday evening. The banquet will be held...…

…z it p- tI 4 al 111;. DAY AND NIGHT' 4 SERVICE r ii ... ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1920. PRICE THREE rr i YY ri w M I r . .++.. re i r I Yr '.. " I Y .w T ,, r SENIOR LIT CLASS TO HONOR WENLEY Prof. Robert M. Woniey is- tle faculty member of the University to whom the senior section of the Mich- iganensian is to be dedicated it was decided at a meeting of the senior lit- erary clas Wednesday afternoon. The lagest...…

…during the Univer- Publications. D PRESS iled to the usefo o it or nkot otherwise dished therein. Michigan,,as second~ The work of the committee will go on from year to year, its -work enlargitig, uxiti ' and after. Michi- -gan h~as once more been recovilzed as TH~E COin- pions., o the West. It means. more than. students of the University ca.n realize .today. However, the students of the . niversity must. continue to co-operate with the direc...…

…Ifi 11 p TOURNAMENTS IUIIlII.LL IIUUUBi- TRE A s l ts a a W e ineday afternoon there bave been no entrants for the Union bowlinig tournament, according to the reports from the Union desk. Karl gn e e27 Will D 7 edate Velde, '20,. stated that it is abso-Ne ynsu t lutely necessary for all teams to en- tNw 4trnasIuvz at ter at the Union desk before 6:30 'I- o'clock Friday afternoon. ' ED As was announced before in Me! VARSITY HOPES TO WIN FROM ...…

…raty of Michigan nione Constitution irsuant to a resolution passed by the Board of Directors of the Michigan Union, DIzen a of the members of the Michigan Union will be held January the 22nd, 1920, to be cc y-Hall of the University of Michigan Union Building to consider the proposed Consi the "University AND EMBVEM. ion are to furnish a Uni- onal center; to provide a alumni, former students he University; and to help ichigan men for the per-...…

…penci wornk Use a ng r.espcnsive lead,..- Gms your pencil tasks nore 'pleasurable - 7LEADS -AT SCH onprNfTrevWN ne -AT SCHOOL AND IN TOWN RIo de Janeiro, Jan. 14. -The Bra- zilim.k Aero club 4itends .to, foluun in this city a sei of of civi ayiation, the g1adgate pilots of W itoh '111 be a nattraf. .,serve for'drxiy and, navy piIots. steps are now under Way to raise the $1504,00, which it is esti- mated 3t 'will cost to inaugurate the school....…

…)TEL E~.A VV n.Ij I- Q 4 r 1 -Return Date MILES MINTER i-l 1 I"ANNE OF GREEN GABLES" 11 From the Four "Anne" books by L. M. Montgomery. to more trouble than the proverbial barrel of Ito more scrapes than a file-but she always Mis Helenl M. Woods, former em- ployment manage of the Commadore, Biltmore, and six other hotels operated by John MacE. Bowman, of Detroit, predicted a new hotel era as to the accommodation of women, in on...…

…16-William Farnum 'in of the Morning" with a edy, "TheeFall Freakers." it Michelena in "The tne" with a screen maga- iedy, "Home Brew." -19-20-Zane Grey in luction "Desert Gold." with >llard 'comedy and colofed -22-All - star cast -in Must Pay" with a two-reel --Mae Murray in "Hearts is J 7 + i "I a .; O - VU L bllIlbI5LU U. l DEPORTATION ACTION METHODS USED IIAVE BEEN' IN. HUMANE AND UNUSUAL HE STATES i i 1 1 3 ,., ORPHEUM THEATRE 2:00, ...…

…I1 iiLdJ3 ,L'S LIF ;SS 14u IWHAT'S GOING ON d tS for the J-Hop e several pieces of suitable Woolens for FULL [TS you should see. It takes time to tailor Dress r place your order at once. Dress VestsJ showing a wonderful line of NEW VESTING venty-five dollars. To look is to buy. IWilliam Roscoe Thay'er, leturing ou the subJect of James fussell Lowell, entertained a large audence in Sarah Caswell Angell hall yesterday after- noon with per...…

…THE WEATHER COOL AND CLOUDY { ~TOD.A 4)p' AOF lop tr a41 ~ait ASSOCIATED PRESS DA Y AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXIX. No. 76. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1918. PRICE THREE EBERT OFFICIALS CONFIDENT OF ELECTION VOTES. OF ARtM S ILLEGAL POSSESSION CARRIES DEATH PENAlTY IN GERMANY BR EMEN GOVERNMENT FALLS TO SPARTACANS Criminals Police Records In Berlin; City Now Virtually Defenseless By Actions of Gunmen (By Associ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNEDSDA WEDNESDA , OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday wring the university year by the Board in ontrol of Student Publications. FMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled the use tor rpublication of all news dis- Lches credited to it or not other wise credited this paper and also the local news pub- hed herein. Entered at the postoff...…

…a ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE~ - _ _ ' 1" - ( -- FIRST TRACK PRACTICES CONSIST OF LIGHT WORK i Genuine MANY VICTIMS LIMBERED YESTERDAY UNDER THE COACH'S EYE UP Borsalino Hats YARSITIWIMPROVES FORM; EASES UP ON SCRIMMAGE FRESHMAN TEAMS TO PLAY BE-. FORE UNIV. OF DETROIT GAME FRIDAY The Varsity basketball team was put through an intense practice and drill on the fundamentals of passing, basket shooting, and team work last night. Coach M...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - .. '' DNI2SDAY, JANUARY 15, 1918. .1 EPH BONNET, FRENCH ORGAN IST, WHO WILL PLAY AT HILL AUDITORIUM NEXT SATURDAY. 55 Senior Medics Leave in March The seniors of the Medical school this year will graduate in March in- stead of June, and there will be no medical students graduating in June in the regular graduation. The reason for this is that the med- ical seniors began their course last June and the nine months ...…

…, - THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG1 Cupid Hits Mark at Martha Cook Nupitals are going can apace at Martha Cook building., Within the last two days two marriages have been an- nounced. Beatrice Bowbeir, '21, announced, the fact Monday that she was married secretly at Jackson Un Nov. 20 to Le- land Walker, who is serving in the navy. The couple left yesterday forj his home in Gobelville, Mich. Gladys Vinter, '20, announced yester- day that she was marr...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JA , ..- ... . _ .....W.... ..Y 'RO GLEAS ON LEAVES SAT CLOSE OF SEMESTER LAVES TO TAKE POSITION AS FIRST ASSISTANT IN NEW YORK GARDENS Proessor H. A. Gleason of the 'otanical department of the Univer- ity will leave for New York at the lose of the first semester in Febru- .ry. There he will take up his du- les as first assistant in the New York sotanical gardens. His resignation vas accepted at the regents' m...…

…-, R I .14A r 40 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1918. RESERVE OF ESSEL BUILDERS ient in the naval auxiliary vill be kept open until Thurs- t inasmuch as Recruitng Of- k of Cleveland was unable to Ann Arbor yesterday to swear plicants. dditional men have applied Iment and they will be taken service Friday, when Lieuten- : will be on the campus. The t was called to Chicago while o Ann Arbor and will not be ome here until the lat...…

…I*t I CO] CGIVES 1 "France at War" to be Subject Talk; Speaker Has Just Re- turned From Front of a single a victory humanity, I together se of self- n in one of the s that he who eives the most. ing would ac- years what is accomplish. y we have tan- gigantic effort forth. Every ces. Every day furthering our r national ser- nple, the phy- The new course in Red Cross sur- gical dressings begins at 2:30 o'clock today at Angell house. Mrs. ...…

…i i i I !res s and Men Working Michigan Game aturday Jan. 14.-The Chicago i is fast rounding into ie end of the week will e for the invasion of chances STUD T TTEDANFIVE 1IG UNIVERSITIES IN ATC TILLINOIS RELAY CARNIVAL FOT9nOW Second Annual Indoor Meet Will In. cUhide a Solders' and Sailors' Event OFFICIAL STATEMENT BY ATH- LETIC ASSOCIATION INDICAT- Urbana, Ill., Jan. 14.- The second ES DECREASE OF 1813 annual athletic carnival of the Univ...…

…,s A%. 19 STATES A ALASKA GRANT EQUAL S iul. ilt by y - Lit- m. Fox's CIR'S. V HAJESTIC THEATRE TO-DAY MAE MURRAY . In - "FACE VALUE" - and - 'The Screen Magazine" JAN. 16 "THE BOTTOMC THE WELL" - with - An All-Star Cast OF WYO)ILING FIRST, COLORADO SEC-. OND TO GIVE'VOTE TO WOMEN Suffrage maps of the United States now show more than half the nation's territory to be governed by both its male and female citizens. Nineteen states an...…

…4_ CE Choil .11 UI The recruit soon dier-trim, smart, success-you who wants to Apfel Co. IARQUARDT ARAGE Six" of Accessories, >od Covers. al rienced men. N Is in a submarine, in a tank. He in- such varied sub- tle Belgian Army, Soldier, the Amer- 'ance, the Search War Doctors, and t to us of America the Americans at peaks very highly elerity with which rried out her pre- nerican character- be two," he says; ike undue deliber-- or...…

…IT BE 4a AL COMPANIES TO FORMED FOR DELIN- QUENT MEN Just widths No credit for work in the R. 0. T. C. course will be given to the cadets unless all unexcused absences are made-up, and the attendance record is perfect, announced Lieut. George C. Mullen yesterday afternoon. It is absolutely imperative that the students continue military training if once enrolled in the course. A stu- dent who has dropped a course and has not received recog...…

… TIT DAILY NEWS OF THE WORLD AND THE CAMPUS The li igan Daily Pliones :-Editorial 2414 B1"RIC'IIusiness 960yH 1iWVOJIKiSUN Ui -~--- - VOL. XXV. No. 76. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1916. PRICE FIVE CEN r ..... ALLOWS CRRNZA OPPORTUNITT TO PUNISH OFFENDERS iAYOR LEE OF EL PASO ORDERS THAT AGITATION MASS MEET- 1NW BE ABANDONED SENATOR FALL RAPS ATTITUDE Senate Adlourned After Stormy Ses- sion, to Avoid Further Oebate of M...…

…0o THE3 MICHIGAN DAILY. I ! OI S UriOP.,1l OVERO~jI~ THE LURE OF GOOD CLOThES attracts both man and woman alike. That's why our window display of fine fabrics for suits or overcoats commands the attention of all. Don't be satisfied with just looking. Come in and order a suit or overcoat and enjoy wearing perfectly tailored gar- ments of perfectly milled fabrics. G. H. WILD G., Leading Merehant Tailors State St.I THE MIChIGAN DAILY Offici...…

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…HEM1CHI1rAN DtIY -s. The 6~ J I 99 reade 'heatre Today Today A Kleine Comedy Feature With Irene Fenwick AT THE THEA' TODAY Majestle-Yandeville, "T husbands" musical Orpheum-Moving pletui sie Barriscale in "Th ed Soil." Arcade-Mo'ring picture Fenwick in "The ' ers," and part tenc Trip Around the ieo ries. Rae-Moving pictures," an of Impulse," and Chaplin in "A FilmJ ** * *. * * ** * * TERS lhe Four * comedy. res, Bes- e Paint- * ...…

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…Daily SUBJSCRIBE j NW $2.00 PRICE FIVE CENTS. ARY, 15, 1915. Sop? engineer dance at Unic c'cloclk. Varsity debate, Chicago vs. M UniveFrs7ity Halll, 8 :00 o'clock Dane . oftheCath olic students' St. Thomas hall, 8:00 o'clock. TOMORROW Union Boat Club dance, at Un( o'clock. K~nil Seidel s;peaks Oin "Social .ewberry hall, 8:00 o'clock. Fresh lit dance, Barbour gym 2:30 o'clock. STAFF OF TECIC DISCUSSES iSSUE FOR MAR CI AT DINNER Plans for...…

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…4 I I ich igan I A T No. 78. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1914. PRICE ... I T OF LIST EVENTS FOR TODAY Helen Keller lecture, Hill auditorium, 8:00 o'clock. Fresh engineer informal dance, Michi- gan Union, 8:30 o'clock. Senior civil engineers hold smoker Michigan Union, 8":00 o'clock. ws Evolution of sophical LinIes For Michigan1 ut 1875, American institu- e higher education remain- college stage of develop- p...…

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…1The $2.50 Michigan Daily Local $2.00 flail $ $2.50 76. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1913. PRICE FIVE . - CHEDULE FOR EXAMINATIONS IS ANNOUNCED U sual F aclty Reception for Students l Will Follow General Plan of Last Year's Function. INVITATIONS PRORABLY TO APPE .1 ON CAMPUS t'O1Mx ROW Sh(anges in Present Announcement May le Necessitated by Conflict. Invitations for the big semi-annual "blue book" functions are n...…