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… rI 43 PA tj _ r. n iv .i 'N SER ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY- 19, 1920. t r Ionflicting Date Of Prom Changed lb prevent conflict with the J-Hop I the later dances of the engineer- and literary colleges, the date of *oph Prom has been set tentative- for Friday, March 19. The deci- a to submit this date for approval s reached at a meeting of the Soph >m committee. held yesterday after- NEW DATE FOR LIT CHANGES Because of d...…

…rf . e?"' Scond ts ex- FF r.,HARRY M. CARRY All .*] argu ..........Joseph A Mark K. Fhlbert ison Dorothy Monfort . Riley. MinnieyMuskatt reber Anna McGurk ke Winefred Biethan Angell Samuel Lamport obleski Robert D. Sage Thomas J. Whinery S STAFF lone 960 ...PAUL E. CHOLETTE Ld all D. P. Joyce Robt. ommervill Arthur L. Glazer P. P. Hutchinson rrnation cocerning news for any night editor, who has full charge it; k are as follows: ho...…

… sor I 11IIOLNIIU IJILL1 Promise to Strengthen. ity for 1920 -ae- [ULE MAKES BIG LAYERS NECESSARY d baseballs sailed yes- m in, Waterman gym-, me of the first varsity ce. Coach Lundgren's ates was answered by I, including a number men and varsity play- tt indoor practice con- li LuI posi- urnout was small, but a num- nen expected out were unable into action today. The holes he team by graduation offer an t opportunity for men with I experi...…

…1 A 1L re AVA IAst - * 5V.'5 "11..+ A W1omen I bers of the board of directors Women's league are asked to tt 9 o'clock on Saturday morn- Barbour gymnasium. aen who applied to Dean Myra Jan for benefit from the Lucinda fund are asked to appear at 2:30 C on Thursday afternoon in ent Hutchins office. swimming this semester must enroll in the director's office in Barbour gymnasium. There will be no Y. W. C. A. vesper services until further notic...…

…THE DID "On the Hiring Line,',' coming Satur- day evening to the Whitney with May Irwin, abounds with complications. Prompted by a chance remark, a suc- cessful middle-aged business man who wishes to abdicate the domestic duties that he had fallen heir to because of the servant shortage, hires two detec- tives to act as butler and cook in his country home. As the detectives feel called upon to live up to their pro- fessional reputations, amus...…

…nnwmt i WHAT'S FflNFEflAY 'aterman of the se- it, will be in Evans- lay and Saturday, end the annual meet- n branch of the Am- society which meets ) and 21, at North- Li tAI I Im 91 %* W W I I I 6 sor Waterman, who was elect- of the society at last year's will deliver the presidential at this, meeting. THE' [CAL HITS CAMPUS MAT EXPERTS WILL HAVE CHANCE IN COMPE- TITION Any man who can wrestle, 'thinks he can, or doesn't know, has a ...…

…WIC 4 I'1 1.1 ;eJ M4 I * ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1920. ,. . _ .. .; Of ENGINEERING CURRICULA CONTEMPLATED Cooley Explains New Five Year Course Planned by Faculty )bable revision of the course of es for Engineers, making an elec- course of five years, after which Master's degree would be con-; 1, is one of the important chang- ntemplated in the discussion now g place among the Engineering ty. Cooley Explains rega...…

…,'11 I. .W ing. It welcomes students from every department irrespective of class or previous experience and re- quires only a serious interest in the work and a genuine desire to serve both The Daily and the University. It is not unusual to find students from every department on the campus working on The Daily and cases of medical, law, and engineering students who are working merely for an incidental knowledge of journalism, are far from r...…

…U 11 El JI ISSUES BASEB LL I-I L. a _ . . o PRACTICE TARIT TOA INTRAMURAL NO Coach Mitchell, direc tramural athletics, ha into his new quarte 3 of the Press buildin 2268. MTIIE tor of in- aS moved MINNESOTA,21 srs. roam I to an inexperienced quintet. Now that there are three experienced men, Rychener, Wilson, and Karpus, the team should move more smoothly, and make up for the early season set- backs, Close TWO FRATERNITY sb, Pho...…

… ... From The Other Colleges M!ay be Smuck Will See Them Firs t DANCING CLASS Arcade Dance Hall ENROLL THURSDAY 999 TAXI I Pennsylvania- Twenty-eight men,1 who have been in war service, have been given free four-dear scholarships; to the University of Pennsylfania by1 the committee on war activities of the Knights of Columbus. In order to: utilize surplus war funds the commit- tee selected twenty Catholic institu- tions and twenty no...…

…hAIL UUUILII- 0 MEETING HERE at WILL HAVE CONFERENCE SHORT- LY AFTER COMMENCE- MENT Vid a's ' '' service1 nt to your soci Cegular M 35c and4 I The society for the promotion of' Enginering Education has abcepted food and the invitation offered 'by President Harry B. Hutchins and the Board of will lend Regents, to hold their next annual meeting at Ann Arbor. The meeting, which will take place l chat. shortly after commencement, will brin...…

…i mlti ILIaUL | IN COUNTRY, SlS' THAT'S )I _II I ,_3 I the World of To- k at 8 o'clock this ural Science audi- wt will be "From cracy in Industry." WEDNESDAY GENERAL END ALVARADO PREDICTS OF TROUBLE IN 1921 LANES TAFFIES at Tices' Store, 117 So. Main St. Re- every week.-Adv. I 1 1V 111 t $5.75 per Week, D'HOTE" id Sujplies ing 'ANY V' AVE. MEMMMMWI LINES RALLS, CHEMI- (By Associated Press) New York, Feb. 17. - Disordered...…

…ejl A&j uri~ujan-At ASSOCIA PRES DJAY .INI) NMGl SER.VIC ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1920. PRICE THI i # _ s I p I Changes in Courses MAKE ,M An Is Editor's Note - Any changes in courses or special announcements should be sent in to the City Editor the 1 day before the change takes place. Economics 38-The lecture meeting in this course for the first week only will be held at 3 o'clock in' Room 101 S Ec., instea...…

…UJNIVERSITY during the Univer- Publications. D PRESS itied to the use for Sit or not otherwise lished therein. Michigan, as second iard street. fned, the sig- n evidence of Daily at the 'Daily office. n. No xnan. Dostage. entirnents ex- STAFF' In tne second place, How does a man acquire knowledge of these activities so that he will not be wasting time-in "chasing something he knowsnoth- ing 'about?" The handbooks which are given all first y...…

…disposed of by Chicago, Feb. 7, 35 to 10. This was the only game played in the last two weeks by the Gophers and places that team in a tie for sev- enth °place with Ohio State. Indiana, SLas a result of the 50-50 split with Iowa, ranks in fourth place, which has been disputed between Indiana and Iowa since the Hoosier defeat of Northwestern, 32 to 11, Feb. 4. As the race in the Conference nears the end, it seems that three teams stand out and ...…

….i iL1i 1V.t4..A iA\..W' .LN LJP' .. r 1 wr college offers annually s of. universities and col- ckhowledged standing fel-' _all l~angua ges , history, and s, including economics and resident fello~vships of the 530, one resident research' fellowshiph valuing $750, two resident fellowvships, one $750 and the other . 470,. a nd 20 resident gradu~ate schol- a)rships of $200 are offered. Recomn- mendations of professors and indica- dions> of fut...…

…I1 Arrangements have been entirely mpleted for the concert to be given1 iday evening, Feb. 20, in Port Hur- by 60 men picked from the 175 who' mnpromise the.Varstiy Glee and Man- lin club.. Manager, Charles R. Os- , Jr.,''20, announces that a special r leaving at 11:20 o'clock Friday )rning from the switch in front of e Natural Science.-building will con- y the combined clubs to Port Huron. ey will return the following after- ion. The plan of...…

…wb. WHAT'S GOING ON -i ig Suitings are i w ready, are you? Karl Yaicolm East Liberty St. Malcolm Building TUESDAY 8:00-Chimes board meeting in room 319 of Union. 7:00-Culver club meeting in room 316 9f Union. 7:00-Youngstown - Michigan elb meeting in room 306 of Union. 7:30-Union orchestra rehearsal on second floor of Union. Open to everyone. 7:30-Freshman Mandolin' club re- hearsal in Lane hall. 7:30--Michigan Dames meet in Lane hal...…

…I pAb rlt SWakl~ Ahr PRESST SAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE :XX. 93: ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1920. PRICE THRE1: N WOMAN, AD RRANDU H AT 1-HOP Head, Heart, Spirit; All These Wake Burton An Ideal President __ .- t , . . .. AIGLER REPORT kL, '21, OF DILLON'S (By Chase S. Osborn) (Editor's Note -- In reply to a re- quest from The Daily Mr. Chase S. Os- born, of Sault Ste. Marie, former Re- gent of the University...…

…r 1 t I V WHY I40T POLITICAL, SPEAKER The policy of keeping all political speaker: Hill auditorium has aroused no little cc among national figures of note who have t vited to speak at the University. While it erally, admitted that no rabid,. wild-eyed are wanted in the Auditorium or anywhere 2S? d d i Graham's--- d every morning except Monday during the Univrer- the Board in Control of Student Publications. EMBER OF THIS ASSOCIATED PRE...…

… I '22 LITS&SECOND IN HOCKEY RAC "TEST MANAGER TRYOUTS! UHI erson, Michigan Forward, For Games With I. A. C. and Ohio Out ND GREENSPUN ARE AIN BASKET SHOOTERSI Michigan's week-end in basketball is far from enviable. Following the invasion of the strong Michigan Agri- cultural quintet Friday night, the fie from Columbus, Ohio, will be guests of the Wolverines. Luce the football game in the fal, Michigan is extremely anxious to win this ...…

… comuediennie in "She Loves and Lies" which will be shown for three days, beginning tomorrow, at the Arcade. In this comedy-drama Miss Talmadge has a diversity of parts, first appear- ing as an aged woman, then as a friv- i lous coquette, and also as an affec- tionate wife. Doris May and Douglas 3% Hours Leave," adapted Roberts Rinehar~s story, ated for the last time to- Majestic. ant Gray, McLean carries ilwind campaign for the ri May, who a...…

… L all-cum-I I, Zxchangesi 1, -Adv. The Daily contains the latest LA- elated Press News.-Adv. Daily contains the latest Asso Press News.-Adv. ' Patronise ou "veee. For Satisfactory Amateur Finishing leave your Films Johns Hopkins-The alumni of At uarry's Drug Store The SWAIN do the work .._... :~_._.... .w.. w ._.. F orthe Campus .t M t A Beret , e where Woven ' / ol, lightC o t y to t .e" Hopkins have organized a 'varsity club...…

…THE MIC IGAN DAILY :' s Precedence With ayor In Operating Store' ue, almost and relatives, taking turns' in coming is a little, in to purchase supplies which are lim- sen, '20, and Walter R. Stark, '19. Collin, '18, at Camaguey, Cuba; R. t'. Alumni who a-re holding National City Patterson, '18, at Sao Paulo; J. A. bank posts abroad are W. L. Under- Rings, '18, at Montevideo, and C. H. wood, '18, at London, I. B.. C.;- C. W. Varty, ex-'20 R...…

…. ... The ro. A, SUNDAY SHOWS WHITNEY AT . 1:30-3:00 4:30-7:00 and 8:30 After runs of over a year in New York and six months in Chicago, Da- vid Belasco's "Tiger Rose," a play of love and adventure written by Wil-{ lard Mack, will be presented tonight at the Whitney., "Tiger Rose" is an out-and-out mel- odrama, boldly depicting the primi- tive passions of the tempestuous life in the Canadian wilds. Few stage stories have attracted aud...…

…i~ Wiom e H ' I FRED. W GROSS ray to the largest high clas° Merchant' oring- Establishment in America ified everywhere by "Ye Jolly Little Tailor" trade-mark shown above) to men of Ann Arbor, a tailoring service ed anywhere. As most men know, this itution's scientific system brings right home e same tailoring service and satisfaction as Members of the cast for Junior Girls' play will have a rehearsal at 9 o'clock this morning in Sarah...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, -V , I X A A lt V a li ivfliuhv majw rntrh sx~~srrartrr3= rs~t~ .,P + W SCHOOL ji yMAKE Anvaramny maue Wa uuoMe i AJwA q n preod paort in the Law school than those in other man or yo R ASTIC DEMANDS groups, the other groups including course. - -"- graduates of colleges (both Michigan New (Continued from Page One) and others) and students entering Obvious. intellectual regurgitation, it is with two or with thre...…

…2ri Pt w . ,4 ' i rII' ~A'A ND N1GH' SERVICE II I ) ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1920. PRICE THREE CEI! .. .....,... y , --. I 16E CUT EASE BILL . PIRACY fUnion, At- th Gomp- NEWLAS TO RESISTER Will Organize Classes for Students Entering Next Semester Students of the literary college who intend entering the law school next semester are requested by Dean HAn- ry M. Bates of the Law school to hand in their name...…

…IGAN Monday during the Unive )f Student Publications. SOCIATED PRESS sively entitled to the use fi credited to it or not otherwi Inews published therein. n Arbor, Michigan, as secoz , $3.50. ing, Maynard street. ial, 2414. 300 words, if signed, the 8if print, but as an evidence published in The Daily at 41 r mailed to The Daily offic ve no consideration. No mat 'writer incloses postage. y endorse the sentiments w~ ing institution. - This is ...…

…U AN I 1L.. T I - 2 LIT-DENT HOCKEY GAME IXLIIiJI INTET ienza Makes g of on X. A. C. COURT TEAM STRONG BY USE OF SEVERAL VETERANS It will be a weakened Varsity which takes the floor against M. A. C. to- night, in Waterman gymnasium. Henderson is still suffering from the "flue." His absence from the lineup will probably necessitate the shift- ing of Rea from running guard to a forwar . Weiss is the likely choice for the other forward po...…

…DAILY .. .:. -PLANS UNDER WAY TO FORM rzd Portune 3mdle unce riore COMi)UNTITY SCHOOL HEE WArbror's Own Poet Laureate RM EN T Plans were made to form a Com- munity school in Ann Arbor to train BELA I P BuEww men and women for teaching posi- er .just Dr. Tom Lov- ignated it, the assembled students in tions in Sunday schools when Rev. F. UNITED STATES SAID TO FAVOR d poet, the venerable te name of the stuuent body present- Peterson of Boston ...…

…_ Students Come and Go but the' Chimes are in Their 37th Year Dress Foot- Wear 4 _ f. - , - _ '-- . .. _ -;- _= , ._ _ , - . " The chiming of the campus bells has become such a familiar sound that it is scarcely noticed. Yet every day for. the past 37 years these bells have been ringnig the hours, half hours, and quarter hours and a glance into their history reveals much that is curious and interesting of the early life and customs of t...…

…%MILU' Lo lLY their rooms for the second semester without consulting Dean Jordan about it first. e last day for posture examina- The home department of Women's 5 will be Saturday, Jan. 31. Any- clubs will meet at 2:30 o'clock Sat- failing to take this examination: urday at the Community house to sew. not be given credit in the course. ---- News From The Other Colleges Dance music will be furnished and a will be served for members of the o...…

…I [LY JEWELERS AMCL$LAJ^ot klFAit sa{t- of - Quality and Service 113 E. Liberty St. Ann Arbor, Mich. f noursj Courteous and satisfactor TREATMENT to every custom- er, whether the account be large or small. The Ann Arbor Savings Bank~ - Incorporated 1869 Capital and Surplus, $5600#(.00 Resources .........,000,000.00 S 35t Northwest Cor. Main & Huron. 707 North University Ave. I _ U a. U, U U . S. .U ;r .I U, If your auto look dingy an...…

…"r IIr MII Y IwFw l YYIwIM # I 1 I- , , Seven) aanent dis- mendment so helpless if the as to t need of a nurse or additional allowance is e discretion of the di- eeding $20. V. R. I. act the same effective, except that a $100 per month could n additional allowance. r Loss of Feet the W. R. I. act. and law, compensation for th eyes or both hands both eyes, or for be- s and'permanently bed- w provides 'that each aents mentioned above I ...…

…A tA at I DAY 4 6 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1920. P Ir . '- I I I , / I - -- --- it - I A Little Negligee, Much Talent, Such Is Alice Sit- ly- The-Fire ION IN LENGES NG LIST s for Both Sides' Satisfied :h Day's Work; Sessions Compliments Them By Associated Press) Jan. ZS.--Rapid prog- today in the process jury to hear the evi- against United States °ry and his 123 co-de- d with conspiracy to statutes in conne...…

…E admission because of a lack Vl in Control of F THE ASSO Monday during the Univer- Student Publications. CIATED PRESS ely entitled to the use for edited to it or not otherwise ews published therein. at the postoffice at Ann' Arbor, Michigan, as second on by carrier or mail, $3.50. Ann Arbor Press building, Maynard street. Business, . 96o; Editorial, 2414. cation not to exceed 300 words, if signed, the sig- ecessaiIyto appear in print, bu...…

…ama, Lamba .g, and Van Capon and; ilon; Tremp an and Messener of the Scalp and Blade; Fairchild and Richardson, Up-staters; Novak and Foley, Les Voyageurs; Clime and Riffs, Bayonne club; Finch, business ads; Davidson, Miller, and Piper, electrical engineers; Broome, Forresters; Hicken; chemical engi- neers; Quartell, lits; Duket, pre-laws; Adams, civil engineers. At the con- clusion of the court season selections for an all-campus quintet wi...…

…N4 DAILY - - - News From The Other Colleges r' ' - - - Last Times Alice JOYCE In "Slav eas PrInceton-The university store at+ Princeton will pay $13,000 out to un- dergraduates as a dividend for their purchases. The dividend payable to' each member amounts to 10 per.cent of the price of purchases made during the fiscal year ending July 1, ,1919. Only the three upperclasses will ben- efit from' this year's dividend. Johis Hopkins - T...…

…Sun teoln Highwayman," with a weekly and comedy, "N'oth- erve." 31-Mitcheil Lewis in "Foal's ith ai'corredy,, "Charlie' Gets ies--Feb. 1-2-3-All star east :reen in the, Night," with a eview and "Snub" Pollard -4-5-All -tar cast in "P'oor, 1a ligh~t comnely d:'a. Also 1comedy and weekly, j Nj THIE WHITNEY EESAR TO p. TODAY-O M OR RO W.SATURDAY' Douglas MacLeen and Doris May in 23 and one half hours L eave 3 j III DeriThe Wonderful Th...…

… LL HERE Y IMAGINABLE FABRIC, PATTERN, .OR AND STYLE IDEA FOR MADE- - TO-MEASURE CLOTHES, ing is one of the cardinal principles of this business; ct that we've done itralways, and that our customers as been the real reason for our SUCCESS in making it are correct in every detail of style and fit. to have the pleasure of making, your next Suit. WHAT'S GOING ON THURSDAY 6 :401-J-uior engineers' mofle party. Meet at Majestic theater. Class go i...…

…hi s00000 2J it t x t a1 r I ii AY AND NIGHT SERVICE -1 r" a. 90. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY,- JANUARY 28, 1920. PRICE THR il"a VIES COMMITTEE QUITS FRATERNITY BODYBRI(E'S PLAY TO PLANS FOR DISTRIBUTING "M'S" AND AWARDING BLANKETS SENT TO BOARD IN CABINET, I EXPECTED ARE NO GUESS WHO TAKE LANE'S PLACE Athletic Board to Act Independently of Interfraternity Council. ;I; to"" -". ,} SSOR NAMED RETARY LANE Houston to...…

…- w tions. They hai fib :se sensa- the audi- ul Y OF MICHIGAN ed every morning except Monday during the Univer. r the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS sociated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for n of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise this paper and the local news published therein. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ption by carrier or mail, $3.50. Ann A...…

…three of the five Michigan field bas- kets, Weiss and Rychener were re- EIRAE spchisible for one each. Felmley, star Illinois forward, threw six baskets, though his team- Ith Five Vie. mate, Carney, passed him in the mat- Seeond ter of points scored, getting four from the field and seven foul shots, a total of 15 counters. Taylor, at the other MED BY forward, caged four shots, three of OF PURDUE them from the middle of the floor. Felmley, play...…

…Fr The Other CollegesI WHITE SPEAKS TO STUDENTS j day afternoon at Cornell on "The Mak- a national of OF JOURNALISM AT CORNELL ' ing of a Newspaper," and illustrated honorary jot his lecture with motion pictures. fore his asso Lee A. White, '10, editorial secre- Mr. White, formerly editor of The News, he' wa tary of the Detroit News, spoke Mon- Michigan Daily and the Gargoyle, is ism ai the ti De- an- ne 11 I versity power plant at yo...…

…JESTIG 2 TILE WHITNEY James Montgomery wrote the book, and Louis A. Hirsch furnished the music. m. - "The Tiger Rose," coming next Sat- urday evening to the Whitney, is said to be the kind of melodrama people love to witness. WHITNEY PHONE 4 nwyayman, wi 'th a and comedy, "Noth- heil Lewis in "Fool's medy,, "Charlie Gets 1- -3--All star cast the Night," with a nd "Snub" Pollard kii :ar cast in "Poor ncome ky- d a. Also yand keekly. 1 L...…

…Reucio f 9Q0 Per 1C Cent On All Odd Suits LEAGUE OF NATION LOOKS DISABLED MEN TO TO FUTURE, SAYS HASKINS INTERVIEW SCOTT (Continued from Page One) Mr. Jerome B. Scott, national repre coal supplies, he remarked: "The bill sntative of the federal board for vo- of restoration is too large; the re- ctional education, will be at .the Red maining resources of Germany are too Cross headquarters at 343 South State small. The terms are hard but they s...…

… COLD I r 5k ian :43 a tlu TODAX DAs AND MIHT W SERVICE ,- , VOL. XXX. No. 89. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1920. PRICE THREE ,_ SOJIElT RUSI SA-TISFIED WITH OWN POBEM -"AMBASSADOR" MARTENS. TESTIFIES BEFORE SENATE COM- MITTEE ON RADICAL 1 AFFAIRS NOT INTERESTED IN WORLD WIDE REVOLTI Disclaims Any Connections with orders in America; Claim 'Country Is Strong Dis- (By Associated Press) Washington, Jan. 26.-Soviet Rus-...…

…Ll IAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN d every morning except Monday during the Univer- the Board in Control of Student Publications. EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ociated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise his paper and the local news published therein. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second tion by carrier or mail, $3.50. Ann Arbor Press building, Maynard ...…