…WEATHE] RALLY FAIR TODAY I ol A6F AWN -A6- I R I OHIO STATE VOL. XXXIII. No. 23 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, RIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CEN fln UDE T-S T c 0 Bu'I Lloyd George nd Cabinet Ousted -HALF OF j ENGLISH M\IISTRY RESIGNSASTORIES WITHRWSUPPORT EARLY FALL OF CONSERVATIVE GOVERNMENT CONSIDERED PROBABLE ANDREW BONAR LAW URGES UNITED PARTY Defeat of Coalition by 186-87 Vote Causes Great Exc...…
…A 1 .s7 r AAA [l" - - CABINET OUSTED (Continued from Page One) he is quoted as having said. "I say the best way is to maintain the party ab- solutely independent and you will de- feat the Labor menace in the end. Otherwise you will split your party, just as the Liberals are split." The meeting lasted two hours. Debt Commlision Delayed In Washington the fall of the Lloyd George government gripped the at- tention of official circles both go...…
…JNIOR V+ A. A. Mi e] Any women interested in doing Am- ercaniation work between 3:30 and 5 o'clock on Wednesday afternoons are asked to call Charlotte Erman at 2338. The work will begin next Wed- nesday afternoon. Tickets for the Y. W. C. A. banquet to be given at 530 o'clock next Tues- day afternoon on the upper floor of Barbour gymnasium will be placed on sale this morning at the various houses and dormitories on the campus. Tick- ets ma...…
…____________________________________ A prominent British literary critic recently declaredthatthe state of af- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE fairs in the world today gave him the UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN impression that the other planetst Published every morning except Monday were using the earth as a lunatic during the University year by the Board in asylum, and Mr. Tomlinson, London Journalist, commenced an essay pub- Member of Western Conference ...…
…'Gargoyle" Glib In Gleeful G u r g l e s Pawlowski Sys 1200 Miles An reHour Is Possible Speed In Air From the colored cover on the{ front, to the last joke on the final "It is entirely possi le that a speed sor Pawlowski was very enthusias- page, the October number of the Gar- of 1200 miles an hour will be attain- tic. He believes that very soon a per- goyle appeared yesterday as purely ed within the next twty-fiv years,, son in ordinary circi...…
…. ' k - J IIMEN INVAnDE Michigan Half Who Is Big Ten Wonder I YEARLINGS SHDW BREATOnly Two Big Gaomes Listed On IMPROVEM ENT11113WEEK' Gridiron Schedule For Tomorrow OHIO STRONGHOLD anguard of Michigan Host Enters Enemy Country This Morning With Every Man Fit IOANS FIRST TO SEE BLOCK M AWAY FROM FERRY FIE D With every rough edge polished un- . it shone Michigan's Varsity fbot- ili machine, 32 strong, boarded a ichigan Central t...…
…t i aJ" IVAA ; U' 11U fL U I IIL PR EAMEDI Leads Star Ohio Who out of the East with a team that has I strong team in spite of the fact that Beebe will attend a convention of the been sweeping all before it to face the no times have been published. American College of Surgery in Phil- Attack Red of University of Detroit. The Coach Steve Farrell plans to leave adelphia early next week, and will local team's showing has been a dis- Thursda...…
…OFFICIAL BULLE' 1 ,. 1 ication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all mem University. Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Sat Volume 3 FRIDA,Y OCTOBER 20, 1922 NU University Lecture: The Hon. Philip Henry Kerr, formerly editor of The Round secretary to the Rt. Hon. David Lloyd George. will deliver a lecture upon "Some Present Intdrnational Problems" Friday, Oct 4:15 p. m., in Room B, Law building. The public is cordially i...…
…- u -in . r r LitW i.j DAY AND V ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1922 'RIKE PEACE PLAN EXCHANGE CLUB TO I CELEBRATE TODAY :CK, 'ION OF GANIZE 4 Today will be a gala day for the Ann Arbor Exchange club, the occa- sion being the observance of charter presentation day of the local chapter. Visiting Exchangeites to the number, of 200 from Southern Michigan and Ohio will be present, for whom ac- commodations have been made a...…
…MMER SESSION OF ICHIGAN ay during the Summer Publications. TED PRESS titled to the asefr e- ed to it or otherwise published therein. >r. Michigan, as second Arbor Press Building, Maynard Street. iness, 960; Editorial, 2414. ons not to exceed 300 words, if signed, the signa- ily toappear in print, but as an evidence of faith, ents will be publishedin The Summer Daily at the Editor, if left at or mailed to The Summer Daily communications will r...…
…:HIGAN DAILY SIT [ROTE S r~~nmnnT frl White Swan Lai STATE DEMOCRAT'SISEE[ and service.Ph 5TO UST REPUBLICNS 4 t a nLansing, July 18. - Democrats of w ~ kMichigan are out to make a strenu- IIII ous effort to break the solid Republi- can legislature, according to party leaders in close touch with "ctam- paign plans. Every ounce of party ST U . strength is to be put behind candi- dates. in districts where it is consid- ered there is a chance ...…
…T UMMER T JMMER WHAPS GOING ON' Thursday, July 20 p. m.-The Teacher College Move- ment. Charles McKenny, president of Michigan State Normal college, Ypsilanti. 30 p. m.-The Gun and Blade club will meet this evening in the Union. p. m.-Educational motion pictures, Natural Science auditorium. - /FrIday, July 21 p. m.-"A Program for the New Su- perintendent." Mr. M. W. Long- man, Superintendent of Schools; Muskegon. P. m.-"Problems of the N...…
…, Of Ap ptr _.'. rnt -j LIY ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1922 PR .r IE JUNE 15 E DECLARES MEET. PRODUCED RE- S OF VALUE Watch or Daily Pink extra Today r The Daily will issue a sports extra today, carrying a play by play story of the baseball game at Urbana and the results of the dual track meet at Chicago. The baseball game with the Illini is starting at 3 o'clock central standard; time and, if an average length game' i...…
…",. .. pt Monday dur-ing the Wnidversity fStudent Publications. kSSOCIATWO PREVSS cJuslvel tem tled zx. the ass ',sr k~i Creatf% , nt lh, ig .WI new* bnvava imea Y Ann Arbor. Michigans. as seovi is done, the better it will be for all of the students and for the University as a whole. Organization of the upperclass advisers is tiow. unde- way at the Union, looking forWard to carry- Ing on this work in the fall. It is essential that the corps...…
…LN DAILY I Ii roininen s of the eek Sun eting o ess Edi most im atives of ing the Program am of addresse, n and dissemi a the state and nclude those on ing primary and emergency news ice, the Lansing subjects. n will take place he annual lunch- rly in the after- wspapermen will SITY'S i HEALTH bserved that the foot in the Army shoe a~den, thicken, and ,that another fitting d six months later. soldier's size remains tity for future requi-...…
…."V pr* _: 9 ' ,~ ._, r I raphic M'eet Offj to the prevalence of bad the Illinois-Michigan fresh-1 graphic track meet schedul- is week end has been can- eet might have been heldI k, but the Illinois freshmn i aving thieir semester exam- which naturally puts such out of the question. Illi- xever, believing that they etter freshman track squad ;higan, ran off the events iy afternoon. Coach Hahn[ ed a letter to the Illinois officials as...…
….1 11 t !" l S L LA 'rt C6 r III 1 II II 53 U ~U5 NLYMATCKED I LLI rev's men. will direct val "Doc" :eiving for are rated Locke or atcher's inl roved bat-! Shift himt it the bat- to ice it >best perform- will be in ac- Knode and Mc- ne of the big niois teams and .g originally aj a stellar gamne .node is one of, Michigan has is in his. first Shorty has given a highly satisfactory account of himself in al of the games up 'to date. Ute...…
…c 1 rig. 1V11l.Yill f ly U.y1L Y . J low -- aL 4 l a Difference 11 P11itronG9ize DAlilllio1111111111 I Advert111isersIII I~l THEIR PRICES ARE RIGHT-SO ARE THEIR GOODS f Speciali een "Just meat" and the f Cuts which we always serve. , tca4t ;t trt5tatttrt 6trt iiatRaiataattrrt itstartttttatttttittttttrtstttttutiu ttttuitntutt ', F Market Quality are Supreme Phone 109 1 Going U the River? I It is to specialization that we abi...…
…often J. it fund. No additional the regular 35 cent ved, but a per cent i outside of the the- given to the fund. good for any per- as the picture is ction of Hawaiian fished at the matinee s afternoon when es, the two Hawai- art in the Michigan ke It For Two," will mnusical selections. . on sale at the book ain the Arcade, in nd the Library, and ned from all sopho- LAN NEW GET FUNDS women who live in discuss plans for aign to raise funds .e...…
…IAL BULLET p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) RDAY, MAY 20, 1922 Number 108 >f all seniors and other possible recipients of degrees or oer- Commencement of 1922 is called to the fact that no degree ed, or diploma or certificate be given, at the Commencement of e' recipient has paid the proper diploma fee or certificate fee er of the University previous to the close of business, 4 p. m., 22. be no exceptions to this rule. SHIRLEY W. SMITH, Secret...…
…L iw t t ttl Ext VOL. XXII. No. 168 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1922 PRICE FIVE C 11 I 11 I I4 .: , - WOLVERINES FIGHT ILLINI BEFORE RECORD-FLLED STANDS WITH GOOD, WEATHER CONDITIONS PREVAILING SCORE 1 23 4 5 6 7'8 9 10 11 12 R H MICHIGAN 0 0.0 0 0 0 3 0 O X X 3 7 4 ILLINOIS 2o202 i 0 0 X X x x 12 i Quip-Quillers Prove Easy feat For Hard Slugging News Hounds ,,4. DIXON AND JACKSON AGAIN FACE EACH OT...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Jt tt tjj ICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN sbtd every morning except Monday during the Universiby heBoar in Control o Student 'ublications MEMBEW OF THE ASSOCIATED PPusI Asoia te Vre. i j ruviyly t.,,% e q tg the ts '.? x tha atpe gn the Iwoal se pabim*AWttio r s a 'k " &r 4 i rb, Mraa, as xr- ptlon by crrier or Msal $3. ,: AND ATx.~farceai3ti, M e ynard. Strtet. ex Busainess. g0o; lditerial, R414, rtnicati...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I r , . _. IESTIC MOXIE WILL BENEFIT 1EAGUE FUNDl Tickets for "A Bachelor Daddy," the picture now showing at the Majestic theater, are being sold by sophomore women for the benefit of the Michigan league campaign fund. No additional charge is made, the regular 35cent price being observed, but a per cent on all tiskets sold outside of the the- ater box oflice is given to the fund. These tickets are good for any per- form...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY m M _. T OIK LTO BE AP NIGHT SPEAKER, Wagner's "Tannhauser" Features Final Festival Concert Tonight ers Will Present Special for Underclassmen After Exercises Shows] Wagner's "Tannhauser" will be sung in English by a cast including Mine. Florence Easton, of the Metro- politan Opera company; Mne. yrena Van Gordon, of the Chicago Opera company; Paul Althouse, of the Met- ropolitan Opera company; and Carl Schlegel, of t...…
…zi I t4ttf I I I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1922 Rte. ....w...,..,.H. . . .. .,. . . . LEY EN- G ON Neces-I a,,April 19.-The German dele- nd experts have not yet been find a formula whereby to com- with the Entette powers sacrificing the Russo-German although they were in session ry late hour tonight. Demand Complete Policy is are being made to have the nee formulate a Russian policy ch the Russo-German . treatyf ...…
…un - 4l.,y is. ressed tein Jr. ung jr. C~oates Rein'del Vickery t.Mciss Carl Lundgren, Illinois baseball coach, sometime, of Michigan, eliminated the first difficulty when he stated that specialization would be the., remedy, meaning that the training of one man for one :o sition would shorten the period of training. The second obstacle could be taken care of by a slight change in Conference rules. The third objection does not exist here...…
…-1I agner, the great- ory of opera, and innhauser" which the last May Fes- born at Leipzig, ungest .of a fam- His father was a :s. and his mother nine c] in thec Club Visits live fichigan Cities China, Japan, India, the Philippines, Hawaii, Mexico, and South Africa, were represented in the Cosmopolitan club spring trip through Michigan. The club visited around Graild Rap- ids, Battle Creek, Kalamazoo, Lansing, and Flint. In all of these cit...…
….. 1 , . . riliriiiiilil f = ' v' .. ." r .. t ' _ _ .~ .--~ ahas claimed in a num- Knode fields as well as 11 and looks better with Uterltz Looks Good I Wimbles, playing on the keystone E .sack, handles himself well. .hoty is a snappy fielder and a fair hitter. toh Team Uteritz 'at short stop looks even better Ugh tgan he did last year at second when he was generally credited with 'being. the best man on the infield. Uteritz ST . and Wim...…
…ouT YE STER.' FUNDA. er put a decided g football practice n at Ferry field. were in suits and t it was too cold h practice. Coach t the men through ations in order tol around. The men different teams of ad put through a ill. Only simple d and. the squads : down the field iour but the coach- weather was even all and called off An independent indoor baseball league is being organized to be run parallel with the interfraternity ser- ies. This ...…
…ere students rt from the obs were lo- iversity men re received obss were lo- t that many ASK REASON FOR YPSI EXPULSIONS Writ Would Force Reinstatement of 17 Normal Students Asking President McKenny and other officials of the State Normal school at Ypsilanti to give sufficient reason why Miss Alice Tanton and 16 other- young women of that school. dismissed this school year for alleged "social indiscretions" should not be reinstated, a writ of ...…
…Ann Arbor's Boost Ann Listed Below CONCERT TO BE GIVEN By TIR5 B GLEE CLUB The third concert to be given this year by the Universtiy Girls' Glee club will be held tomorrow evening at South Lyons, under the auspices of the Junior. Brotherhood of the Pres- byterian church. Miss Nora Crane Hunt, of the faculty of the School of Music, will direct the Glee club and Florence Shirey, '22, will be the ac- companist. Special features of the program w...…
…IEN i Saturdays.) . Number 142 f wr ' ""- r 13:80 p. m. (11:30 a. m ISDAY, APRIL 20, 1922 ssor Charles Cestre of the University of Paris will deliver a series wtures on the general subject "The Ideals:of France" on April 25. nd 28. The titles of these lectures are, respectively, (1) "The Reason," (2) "The Ideal of Progress," (3) "The Ideal of Equality arity," (4) "France and Peace." They will be given on the days at 4:15 p. m., in the Audit...…
…THE WEATHER COLDER; PROBABLY SNOW TODAY tY Mwr tu ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WI SERVICE VOL. XXXII. No. 85 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1922 PRICE FIVE cm HILROAD REFORM IN CHINA IS ARMS CONFERENCE A IM CHINESE AND JAPANESE COME TO TERMS ON STRATEGIC HOLDINGS SECRET TREATIES MAY BE REVEALED TO WORLD Crucial Wedge Formed by Committee Against Discriminatory Prac- tices (By Associated Press) Washington, Jan. 19.-Pushing for-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4P S- oil OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every mornin except Monday during the 5ai'er sty year by the Board in Cntreo of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associaea Pre is exclusively entitled to the use ea spublication of all news dispatches credted to it ea not otherwis redite4Jss this paper and the lodal news published therein. Entered at the postofiice at Ann Arbor, MIc...…
…TE MICHIGAa DAi Y THE 64 9 9 INN AT LANE HALL Same high quality of food. Lower prices. Good music 5:30-6:30 every evening 999 TAXI 99 9,T X NOW C35 nts Every Passenger Insured Against Accident GIS' GLEE CLUB TO TUESDAY NIGHT, IN.2 With Miss Marion Struble, of the faculty of the Sch~ool of Music, and Florence Shirey, '22, as accompanists, the University Girls Glee club will give its first concert of the year on ;uest night of the...…
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…DHE MICHIGAN DAIIA A. Ever since the days of the old Cir- cus Maximus people have been crowd- ing into this or that stadium to enjoy their particular form of sport. With the old Romans, chariot racing or lion baiting used to be the chief attraction and some historians have figures to prove that from 260.000 to 485,000 per- sons could be crowded into the Circus Maximus. Then there was the Coli- seum at Rome, which 'although not ex- actly cla...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAlLE lANC INCG 'rchestra Music for Dinner ance from 6 t,- 7:30, Edison. Music from 8 to 12. NO CHARCE management for open dates for fraternity sorority banquets, partydances, after noon dansants, et. IINESE GARDENS a I 1 i i r ;, I , RAE EAST TIMES TODAY ELLIOTT DEXTER in "The Witching Hour" Also Carmel Meyers Saturday --- Tom Mix TR INING CENTERS NOW ESTABLIS'HED Fifty-eight Communities Being Oper. ated Outside Hospitals by...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRI DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Volume 2 FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1922 Number 85 Administrative Board, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: There will be a meeting of the Administrative Board in my office Fri- day, Jan. 20, at 4 p. m. JOHN R. EFFINGER. University Lectures: Professor Alfred E. Zimmern, of Oxford University, England, will speak Wednesday, Jan. 25, upon the subject "Greek Political Thought in Relation to Moder...…
