…i'i1 jt Al DAY ANN,,ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1919. PRICE~ . ,, x '.. _ .. den Strongly Favors College rama tics and Camopus Theater er is to be the biggest the lives of the Ameri- the future,"' said Walter ~is dressing room Frida3 )ally reporter. "Every- feeling growing toward expression. rallies of the' country this movement as they 7all others. The campus tainly the first great im- in this direction. Even fidence in...…
…the Univer- onls. CAT: to the use for or not otherwise :d therein. igan, as second I- L iL. V1\k..-1rJ a certain substantial idea of what is genuine worth, that is practical everywhere. It shows the thou- sand paths, but it also aids in making the choice. A college background will assert itself constantly at times of indecision, helping to make the choice a wise one. Right now, even though the college man may appear to himself to . be "chas...…
…II * etion !ichigan?. I i. vvrr vs i 'i "The old traditional hammer and tongs football,. in which Yale's name was paramount on the gridiron for generations of Eli players, has gone by the boards, not to return. Open play, represented by the forward pass, is the new order of things on the football field and Yale must ac- cept the change, however difficult it is for her mentors who have been brought up on the old system. Yale has learned thi...…
…rest to University Women Faculty Ien Laud Art Of Hampden eChrist w, character who secred .. i HER to an Eng- wish to be oiking mem- ot as a cur-I ciples for which she stood. had used s"what they called my witty responses." She appeals to the newspapers to give her a reputation which will be "helpful to a woman in a position of great responsibility." If you aren't satisfied, we can't be. We make "?ortraits that Please" you at Derr Studio...…
…th~e special musical number at the Upper Room Bible Class this en fling. The hour of meeting Is 7 o'clock. All UniversAty students cord- ially invited.-Adv. J. L. CHAPMAN JEWELER For Reliability 113 S. Main New Fancy Shirts with collars to . The Stage THE WHITNEY Tom'Wise and his entire New York cast will appear in Oliver Morosco's production, "Cappy Ricks," a dramat- ization of Peter B. Kyne's well known stories, tonight at the Whitney. Thos...…
…t n the University. Thursday he as a spectator in Waterman gym- siuin. Yestei day morning he visit- the Medical building, and its lab- atonies and seemed much impressed d interested in what he saw. Try the iUpper Room Bible Class is evening. We 'are sure you will id a. welcome, we think you will d an inspiration, there. From 7 to o'clock, at 444 South State St.-Adv. )ur subscriptions at Wahrs .-Adv. cur Dollars Has) .test I4uying P~wer. thes...…
…-1I T mean al1 ASS( F bAY AN!I O 'D i X ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1919. i. P ,..... , ,.. T .s t - SEE THE TEAM OFF TOMORROW! Council To Take Up milk Question TIP BIKE S Tb WITH-. AGAINST The Wolverines leave at 8 o'clock Friday morning from the Mich- igan Central station for one of the strongest and most important games of their schedule. The Michigan band will be with them. Several hundred stu- dents fi...…
…Univer- use for therwise in, ssecond le sig- nce of at the' office. >man- Is ex- ...Managing Editor ... Business Manager ......News Editor .City Editor .Sports Editor .... Women's Editor . ....Telegraph Editor Os8iuts, Jr., ings. But there was a certain moderation in this specialization which permitted of an almost uuiver-' sally prevailing "classical education" among our col- leges and universities. Was the world, at that time, a sadder o...…
…C Y 1 11 tinguished himself .as one of the in- dividual stars of the game. His ag- gressiveness on, offense and defense formed a main asset in the law vic-1 tory. Freeman at left tackle and Kendall at the same right position; furthered the protection of the plung- s up :iar! Hands of Fresh Plays In ,. . KICKING ONE OF AFTERNOON ,With but a single practice session left before th'e Chicago battle, 'Coaph Yost again gave his varsity footb...…
…Tells of Experiences With all arrangements completed in as did some members of the S. A. T. C. London, the University expedition for By the way, Professor Kelsey says the exploration of the battlefields of there are 15,000 people here in Eng-' Ceasar, composed of Professor and land bound for India. Part of these, Mrs. F. W. Kelsey and son, Easton, of course, are returning troops. and Mr. George R. Swain of the Latin "Last night Easton and I w...…
…NY,.. 5 Mr. E. T. Clark, of Detroit, an- WORTHNE nounces a prize of $25.00 for the best OR'T1F Hnew and original Round for three or four voices, the compositions to be submitted before December 1, 1919. The rules for the competition are niversity that the text is to be selected by the worth- competitor, and the name of the writer ist aside is not to appear on the composition but le extra to accompany it. The competitors will en by P. themsel...…
…rest to University Women PRESS WILSON MALES APPEAL FOR RED CROSS 9 II VEI campaignl tic asso- ay. Girls s on the tions 'and ciation which not only strengthens comradeship among University women, Ibut also aims to raise the standard of hygienic living," said Phyllis Wiley, '21, vice-president of the association and manager of the campaign, in speaking of the drive. GIRL RESERVES LEXRN ABOUT GAMES AND STORY TELLING n1o abet inm nouses 'an...…
…[S THAT FIl SENT TO ( I r 'he Mikhigan Daily: who know anything about the football squad realize the y are in assisting to shape up ty. This year they have prac- ken the place of the scrubs the hammering of the Var- in, and day out, without hope it recognition. Under Confer- ings an All-fresh team may outside schedule. Those who at h long season means can nid the hard, giuelling work a 7 puts in during his first year. ight, under Conference...…
… Appoint- Wednes- in r~oom )rs, grad- ho desire N - -N Although the majority of; romi high schools, 163 of ails received since Janu- from colleges and univer- 4 from normal schools. Appointment committee is primarily to assist those teach, it is also willing rs if possible. Each year ests come for secretaries, etc. on at the time of the 'reg- nent is free but a fee of 'ed for late registrati~n. .I Wft r 4R , , t ../ 1 " I w ,TIS ING...…
…. ,Y THUNDER OWERS 1~oo Bk 43an attx ASOCLU ~ PRE~ DiA" IJDIG, SERVICE ~ ~Q . 7\T^ .No. 178. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1919. PRimE THREEm AN-ABOrICIGNFRDAJUE . 91. D fl n P ~ .s+FD I KILLED IN EXPLOSION; ORE INlJUED KESBARRE, PA., IS SCENE OF LATEST MINING TRAGEDY )RT CIRCUIT RAUSES kTAL POWDER BLAST ter Occurred in Tunnel Through Which Men Were Riding on Way to Work (By Associated Press) kesbarre, Pa., June 5. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY well as to commemorate the club's sixtieth anniversary, that Michigan men should be on hand tonight to wel- TL come the men. 14 Monday - Board in One Englishman says that the Amer- icans are splendid painters but no art- entd ists. He must refer to the way in ews dis- which we smeared the Germans.. inn Arbor, $3. s. And now the minister takes to the airplane to deliver a sermon. The press agents will Drobaly label his ser...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..._.. . - . , ,,, -, ~ " ; " " ~ ,.,,_ .. ,fit, '* -- ._.. .." . _ _ __ _ fem. ' '- - -, *- '+ + . - "1.+ + 3. _ .., third, finished him, and Wrobke, sec- keep the and pitcher, went in the box, holding training. the Wolverines the rest of the game. followed Thursday's practice was more to running.. men in shape than for any in the playing of the va A short batting drill was tions, and the spirit seem by fast fielding a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4DAY AND NIGHT 308 S. STATE ST. SATISFACTION trade with the people of Ann Arbor was irough service that satisfies. y you. DATA WANTED FOR SCHOLASTIC CHART For the purpose of obtaining in- formation to be used for the prepartion of the annual chart of comparative standings of the fraternities, house clubs, sororities, league houses and dormitories, blanks are now being mailed to such organizations by the registrar's ...…
…CHIGAN DAILY Music Notes AT THE THEATERS News From The Other Colleges i hows Sunday Petrova -TODAY - - In - Woman Majestic-Mme. Olga Petrova in. "The Panther Woman." C A D E 'U at 3:00; 7:00; 8:30 Arcade - Alice Brady in "The Hollow of Her Hand."' 6-M Hol- nedy, emp- bugs Wuerth--Jane Gray Woman Strikes.' ' in "When a I in "Blackie's Red4 V Comedy, "Hum rom Moore in "One of d "Smiling Bill" Parsons Elarm." H THEATREI' Orpheu...…
…THE :HYG 1 DAILY' -.YTHE ...IGAN DAILY, IAT'S GOING ON TODAY Former members of UALversity Militia hold banquet at Union. olonla literary Circle meets In uth room of Lane hall. 1I-publications banquet at the lee and Mandolin club 60th ersary concert at Hill audi- .j TOMORROW eture of Varsity band will be at University hall. All men ave uniforms are to appear. blouse and cap. U-NOTICES ngineersI - Read the impor- otice on the bulletin board...…
…E WEATHER R AND SLIGHTLY WARMER LY 5k ianW gattx ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE XIX. No. 151. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1919. PRICE THREE ||||||||||||||||| | |PR IC|E|TH REE HUNS TO REGEIVE THATY DOC UMENT WEDNESDAY P3 M.' WILSON, CLEMENCEAUI, AND LLOYD GEORGE EXPRESS SATISFACTION MEMORIAL TO COMMEMORATE MICHIGAN WAR HEROES PLANNED FOR CAMPUS ITALIANS RETURNING TO PARIS CONFERENCE Japs State Int'ention to R...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the university year by the Board in Control of Student ublications. VEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local snews pub-. lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY N~e 1 ...., , = = '' . _ .... --s= .. ,. , .l :.. Wiz:-.. , . s ELY SPORT SCHEDULE ANNO NCEO BY IG TEN [CHIGAN TEAMS EXPECTED TO FIGURE IN SPRING TITLES Baseball, track, and tennis sched- es, for all of the universities in the estern Conference are practically mplete. Michigan's appearance in each of .e three sports will attract the at- ution of many fans for the remain- r of the intercollegiate sport sea- n. - Th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SENIORS MAY HAVE CHANCE FOR ADDITIONAL INVITATIONS Seniors who did not place orders for commencement invitations with Sherwald Sedgwick, '19, chairman of the invitation committee, may send their orders to him with a remittance for the amount. If enough orders are received to warrant the making up of more invitations the orders will be filled, otherwise the checks will be re- turned, About 1,300 invitations and .3,...…
…SAN ,?AIL' A i a;u irrrir r. ir i r nw rrr n rrr r r iiin r w - I a AT THE MAJESTIC AT THE THEATERS - TODAY - Majestle- Marguerite Clark in "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch." Arca- Harold Lockwood in "The Great Romance." Wuerth - George Walsh "Help! Help! Police!" in Orpheum-Bessie Love in "The Yankee Princess." Shubert-Garrick, Detroit-Jesse Bonstelle company in "Ann's Ad- venture." Detroit Opera House-on-the-Cam- pus-William Collie...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'r ERS MA IE TU EES IN FIVE YEARS 3MITTEE APPOINTED TO IN- VESTIGATE PROBABILITY OF SUCH PLAN Engineers may secure two degrees, chelor of Arts, and a Bachelor of Lence in engineering upon comple- 2n of five years of work if the com- ttees appointed at recent meetings the literary and engineering facul- s follow up the suggestions advised a report of similar committees in 13. rhis report advised the lengthening the en...…
…THE FAIR WEATHER AND SLIGHTLY COLDER Ap 4.Jitr 4-tjkla lar ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE F VOL. XXIX. No. 108. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1919. PRICE THREE CENTS t t f II GOIERNORS ADOPT MANY REPORTS ON PUBLIC QUESTIONS INVECTIVE AGAINST GOVERNMENT IS DENNEI) GOD AND CON- LOWER RATES ON ROAD MATERIALS SUGGESTED Iemobolization of Army by Local Draft Boards Urged by Co- ference (By Associated Press) Washingto...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDA' L4r : ~ta MBAUl OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Published every morning except Monday luring the university year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. VIEMBElR OF T1lE ASSOCIATED PRLESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled io the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otnerwise credited ms this paper and also the local news pub- lished herein. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY J _ / '; .- ^.., , .. _ .. .._.. !! - " -c- NO CATCHERS IS LUNDGREN'S WORRY Indoor practice of the 1919 baseball squad which was regularly estab- lished with the return of Coach Lund- gten has assumed a more definite aspect. Everything is running smooth- ly with the exception of the deficiency in number of candidates reporting daily, especially the number of try- outs for the backstop post. Both Coach Lundgren and Captai...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL THU AX, # +B* * s *# 1t AT THE THEATERS s s s TODAY Whitney - Frank McIntyre "A Thousand Eyes." in * * Majestic-Theda Bara Lome." in "Sa- * * Arcade - Maurice Tonneur's "Woman." * * * * * * * Wuerth - Mary * "Vanity Pool." * Orpheum -Alma * "Restless Souls." MacLaren in Reubens In * * All * * lome manages the affairs of court in her wily way. Through her insinua- tions and treachery she makes Herod dispo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL__ _ ADELPHI BEGINS SEMESTER WITH DEBATE ON DIMIGRATION With Kelsey Guilfoil, '2014, as new speaker, the Adelphi society held their first meeting of the second semester Tuesday evening in their rooms in Uni- versity hall. Harold Kripke, '22, intro- duced the bill, "Resolved, that immi- gration be restricted for a period of 10 years," which was opposed by Louis Gottlieb, 22. After an extended discus- sion the society went on ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MA irs. Yeomans and Naylor Return )r. Theron G. Yeomans and Dr. G. ing Naylor, both of the Homoe-; thic school, returned Wednesday rn Chicago, where they attended etings of the College Alliance and. leration of State Boards. MattersI concerning qualifications of medical students were discussed. The meet- ings were held in the La Salle hotel. Carl Johnson won three firsts in the intercollegiate meet at Chicago...…
…THE WEATI SNOW AND COY TODAY LDER Ar ASSOCIATED PRESS DAYi AND NIGHT WIRE SERTICE I ......... XXIX No. 57. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1918. DICHRGE PPR FAIL TO9ARRIVE fOM O DOCTORS VACCINATE STUDENTS FOR TYPHOID AND SMALLPOX PHYSICIANS EXAMINE 500 SOLDIERS EACH D AY Final Payroll Contains Names of All Enlisted Here; to Receive Fare to Induction Point Nearly 300 men from section B were given their physical examina- tions...…
…i41 4'.s FRII rRI OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday in rgthe university year by the Board in attr ol of Student Publications. EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is .exclusiv$y entitled the use for republication of all news dis- tces credited to Lt 6r not otnerwise credited this paper and also the local news pub- hed herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, ichi...…
…N. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TI __ 4. ' / _SL iT BASKETBILL DEPENDSI ON BIGTEN MITCHELL'S CALL FOR CANDI- DATES BRINGS MANY NEW MEN Basketball at the University of Michigan will not start formally un- til the conference decides definitely upon the course it will pursue this year, according to an announcement made by Coach Mitchell, of the flive man team, yesterday. His ifitial call for tryouts for the squad, should one be formed, was giv- ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBE M y i Doctors Still in Great Demand", 'here is plenty of room for good tors, although peace 'has come," i Dr. Victor C. Vaughan, who ar- d from Washington at noon Thurs- According to his o'pinion, doc- 3 cannot be made too quickly to fill needs for them. Before the war re were between 26,000 and 27,000 students in the medical schools. i there are only about one-third t number. esides the needs in this c...…
…I!HIt MI(J lltAN )I'4 I - -. ... - ' - - .. al Tank Aids Ship Design There are but two naval tanks in the the United States, one is at Washing- ton, D. C., and the other is here at Michigan and has been doing valuable work both before the war and during the past years. The tank here is three hundred feet long and fourteen feet deep, the reason for this being that wat- er for even a model must be as deep as for the original in, order that th...…
…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, TO DEMOBILIZE IAiNS, UNDER WAY IE MEN MOST NEEDED ARE TO BE DISCHARGED FIRST Winnipeg, Canada, Dec. 5.-Plans r the demobilization of Canada's 6,304 overseas troops under a sys- m intended to meet economic and dustrial conditions have been com- eted and will be put into operation hen withdrawal of the forces is con- nted to by the high command. After consiaering available shipping cilities and rolling stock i...…
…UDY; PROBABLY SHOWERS 1 00e, Ilk 4b fIaiIx ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WI] SEARVCE X. No. 31 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1918. PRICE THREE PEACE TERMS READY FOR HUN; EP NCEAU GREESI WITH WILSON LY FOR E ARMIES UND ALL ) PUBLISH REPLY SOON Acceptance ader of Autocracy shington, Nov. 5.-Marshal Foch lhe terms of armistice for Ger- and awaits application for them e German military command in eld. government at Berl...…
… rniqigau iallj L NEWSPAPER AT THE ERSITY OF MICHIGAN every morning except Monday niversity year by the Board in tudent Publications. )F THE ASSOCIATED3 PRESS iated Press is exclusively entitled or republication of all news dis- ted to it or not otherwise credited .r and also the local news =pub- t the postoffice at Ann Arbor, second class matter. ns by carrier or mail, $3.50. nn Arbor Press Building. usiness, 96o; Editorial, 2414. ations not...…
…MICIiJON - A!L S F~R''S '.Intramural ll11111111111111lii 1111111111111.11111#11#1lft111111111111111111111111111111 ff1111111 lii111#11111111111111 i IIrn MICHIGAN TEAM TOI BE PICKED TODAYI __ GIS TEAM NEW OTA Of TRICK PLAS D PRACTICE HANDED. COACH TO ELEVEN LAST NIGHT BY Again, Coach Yost put his fighting >otball team through another two ours of secret practice, in prepar- ion for the Chicago battle, of the >ming Saturday, last evenin...…
…12 1Ld 1- ..... Y WITH REQUEST TO I K INFLUENZA MASKS t made to the students aembers for the return of s being only fairly well h. The boxes that were main walks of the cam- no means being filled. ty health physician says of the masks returned is red to the number which it. A large amount is ex- and if the students look vhen they enter the cam- ptacles in which to throw ay be.seen. ge or reclaiming is one of the many goods brought about ...…
…WEATHER L AND CLOUDY TODAY r iai~ir & UIII*N ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT "IRM .SERVICE I XXIX. No. 5. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1918. PRICE THREE ( . JERMANY, TURKEY AND AUSTRIA P LEAD FOR NEW. PEACE PARLE VOLVERINES GRAB i ITIA CONTEST fRfOM cAsE ELEVEN 'MEN .S1kLOTHER BUNCH BY SCORE 88 TO 0 VISITING OF SHINING LIGHTS ARE STEKETEE; D U N N E Coach Yost Pleased with Actions of Maize and Blue Gridiron Sma...…
…'CIE 'HCHIGAN DAILY OCC~F rIA4 NEWSPAPER AT TE U NIVERSITY OF MICH IGAN Published every morning Fexcept xMonday ring the university year by the Board in ntrol of Student Publications. EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS fle Associated Press is exclusively entitled the use for republication of all news dis- chscredited to it or not otherwise credited this paper and also the local news pub- hed herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, tchi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IULU Eil III LETTER MEN Line Plunges of Coach Yost's Trained Gridiron Bore Holes in Visitors FORWARD PASSES PROVE BACK NUMBER; LONG RUNS MADE Touchdown by Michigan Men in Every Quarter and Two in Last Bring Big Score (Continued from Page One) and Blue in the very outset of the contest. The result was such a flat failure that the play soon became a joke. Case persisted in using it a number of times, yet not once, did it bri...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SHUBERT Wed. $1.00 Week Starting Sunda, Oct.6 Nights 25C to $2.00 SELWYN AND/COMPANY Present Their fascinating, scintillating musical comedy hit (ock-a-Bye Baby" Direct from Astor Theater, New York With a cast of Musical Comedy Favorites including w HI WHITNEY THEATRE--SUNDAY NIGHT, OCT.13 11, s k a% K:' " , '40 ,1 Direct From Astor Theatre New York City With All-Star Cast Jefferson De Angeles I FERSON ...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY I' 0-DATE WARD' D TEACH The Regents f the University have ranted $36,000 for the construction of children's building 'in connection !ith the present Homeopathi hospi- al. The two buildings are architec- irally the same. They are connect- d by an underground passage wide hough to admit a bed, a table, and a tretcher.. There are two wards, one being for oys. apd the other for girls, and in ddtion there are 10 small private oms...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ., .. VICES IN DR CHURCHES AR st Congregational Church ing service will be at 10:30 The subject of the sermon "Preparedness for Peace." it-Major Fischer will speak on lent in Arms" at 6:30 o'clock. Thomas Catholic Church ning today and continuing i the winter, services will be at 8:30, and 10:30 o'clock. The ather Burke will speak on a Supernatural Gift.' Zion Lutheran Church sh service at 8:30 o'clock Sun- tool at 9:30 ...…
…J ORDOOR S A WEEK IX. No. 18 IAI AND NAVY 10 RULE AM sid Draft Age Be Lowered 11 red Men May Be Allowed Continue School Work URLOUGH' STUDENTS BA( kaki and navy blue will b 'ating colors on the campus in case the bill for loweris t age to 18 years goes througl .s which the government is : ing at tne present time mat Michigan, together with the -ersities, will present the ap of a military school. sould draft bill with lowered Lon age be passed ...…
…PAGE TWO THE WOLVERINE the wlolverine Official student newspaper for the summer session of the University of Michigan. Issued Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday afternoons. Advertising rates-Furnished upon ap- plication to the business manager. Office hours: Managing editor, 1:00 to 2:00 o'clock; business manager, 11 to 12 o'clock, daily. Address, The Wolverine, Press Build- ing, Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich. Russell Bprnes-Managng Editor Phone...…
