…THE MCHIGAN DAILY Wyvern, junior wvomen's honorary society, will sell blue hooks in_ the, Library and University hall from 101 to 11 o'clock for the remainder of tlhej senester. During examination :, blue, books will be on sale at all times. E Courtiers and fairies for the Seniorl Girls' play will meet at 4 o'clock -to- day in Sarah Caswell Angell hall. The schedule for th e spring tennis tournament has been posted in Bar- bour gymnasium. T...…
…THE '!.MICI GAN DA-LY . ..: ... ._. , ..,.,. .~ganx delegates returned from the { I7 __ _ _ _ _ _meeting, however, feeling that' the WEDTO IA C MM N epF 4S'~: FTE iprogressing with greater facility than 'f/ - tL IE ,Y01?T HUiIGAX inr many of the eastern schools. Some# 3tA '1 fT Publishie4 every "morning execept Mondayo1 te-agr ntttai5srast e li, 1IRE Al) FOR ART -riug gthe University year by the Board i ofrth larger ns(itatiarsdsurpssothe...…
…THAE MICHIGAN DAILY dl Notes MUSIC AND ('laen- Whtlil BariiICI______ THE CAMPUS BALLOT 4 Fotlowing Is - colly of the All- camupus ballot as It will lappear Wveduts- hIay when. students will select leaders in aiCtITIeS for the comong ye r. Clarence Whitehill. the distingui ih- ed baritone who will sing the role' fltr lenu Ftl Ici l of the Iliblh Priest in Sarnson and7 SingiaNvith assurance, beauty, and Delilah" at the last May Festival c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .-a. .,. ..:' M %Elllllwwj rir wr . yq ..WA- .1 1 -- .,!I' t , -,Ar _ . . ~ _..: STERS SHARE EL5 AT MEETS ach Farrell (leased With Showings of Men at Drase and Penn Relays LOOKER FAILS AT' RECORD WREN POLE BREAKS I NTAULT 3uccess greeted the Wolverine track- rs both in the East and West where y turned in more than their share places and Coach Farrell states at he Is satified with the showing of s men at both...…
…AN DAILY AA _ talIte ms pa Sigma vs. Delta Chi, Tau Delta Phi r vs. Phi Delta Theta; 7 oclock, Delta i Upsilon vs. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Ac- I from Page Six) i acia vs. Phi Beta Delta, Sigma Nu vs. s. Theta Chi, diamond 4, Phi Kappa 'T'au, Sigma Chi vs. Tau Ep-' vs. Acacia, diamond' , silon Phi, Phi Mu Alpha vs. Phi Epsilon T v5_ Tau Delta Phi (iia- Pi. .. I PRflFESSORS END CQ~ETD Chicago Official Is Indicted In Booze Scandal IVl. 1u ...…
…TiItEW. MICHIGAN DAII \__________ , ..... ..,,.... OFFICIAL BULLETIN the Thlletin Is constructive notte to all wernbers of Copy received until ^:-V P. im. (11:30 a. Zn. Sahirday.) TrESDAY, 1 A 1 19.;Nunmber 142 I to Deans: here will be no conference of the Dean Wednesday, May 2. Pleas change of plan. M. L. BURTON. frets' Cetiletes: 01. Seniors. In the College t Literature, Science, and the Arts and in 3 lhool of Education who expect t...…
…* 1 -o SEQriNN flI uu ONE I Iad ASSOCIATE PR-ES VOL. XXXI. No. 145. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,' SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1921. PRICE FIVE 549000001VOTED FOR UIVER SITY BU1ILDING NEEDOS COMMITTEE DEADLOCK ENDED BY COMPROMISE EARLY SATURDAY GOVERNOR AND SENATE AGAINST PROPOSED CUT Bill as Passed Grants $2,250,000 a Year For Period of Two Years As the last business of the 1921 regular session and following an all- night meeting, the Michigan state leg- islat...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning exceptGMonday during the Univer year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TheAssciaedPres is exclusively entitled to the use for ubl cation of al news dispatches credited to it or nt otherwie dited in this paper and the local news published therein. entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as secon...…
…i NOTICE ELECTION NOMINATIONS - -i E erfection try ne chocolate nougat bar. 11 If the following organizations do not pay their bills to the 1921 i Michiganensian immediately they will be denied space in next year's issue. Cabinet \club, Delta Sigma Rho, Griffins, Girls' Glee club, Sch. of Music, Galens, 1921 Pharmics, Sigma Delta Chi Stylus, Student Christian association, Triangles,- ' Westerners club. E. R. SUNDERLAND, Business Manager...…
…1 I-1 , !iVA Y 4 1 DO YOU SUPPOSE s i I i OBTAIN SOME OF WAIN'S TUTTLE'S /iews of the Campus and Huron River for your M-Book. 'specially careful serrice in im developing and printing for amateurs '13 E. UNIVERSITY AV. I I IISALWAYS CROW DED? Courteous and satisfactory TRE~ATMENT to every custom- er, whether the account be large or small.. The Ann Arbor Savings Bank Incorporated 1869 Capital xnd Surplus, $625,000.00 Resources...........…
…SUPPLEMEIT FEATURES THEATRES LITEIURY SUNDAY FEATURE SECTION I XUF l r4 ir4i3 t t 43tttl SECTION TWO .. ., -' rri rlr rrr irirrrr irtw . XXXI. No. 145. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1921 PRICE --, ..E HE D I-THIRTY YEARS OL; ~ ..,,",.a., ,..w. . .. {WIWfI w 4 11"A Y z i: s N 1 I \r,''4 t I + :« 0+"' 7 'U' p~~u5M~. '# ;::. N .t . , PUBLICATIONS' OFFICES-1. The Pressroom where The Daily is printed....…
…, y Sunday as a supplement to vs section of The Michigan must be in the hands of the sday previous to the date of on. ationsaor contributions must indication of good faith. Seen On The Stage=-=m Screen (By Edwin R. Meiss) "Way Down East," the picture of D. W. Griffith's which has played to record-breaking houses in the leading theatres throughout the country, hasi been scheduled by the Whitifey to play in Ann Arbor next Thursday, Friday, >r...…
…[DAILY A 7rter Remarks About 01 Him Who Seeks (Continued from Page One) J er1 brows who expect the Daily to lead campus thought and culture upwara: and onward at a Man o' War gait. Perhaps the most interesting com-c plainer'is the gentleman who bears al Jr. after his name and is much cha-1 grined some morning to see himselfl listed on the sub-committee for the! relief of the starving Aztecs as justf plain John Doe. He goes in the sameI pig...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Aroused By Editorial ment On Criticism Of Rankin -t---------- ..,. - a few ial e: n edi- clusively to criticism; Frank Harris upon who, as a London editor, was the first ikin's to recognize and make use of the tal-' f the ents of Shaw, Wilde, and Kipling, says, H. L. "He will see for himself and state rs of what he sees without fear or favor. mauni- Only one or two journalists of this calibre are given to any country in...…
…THE MICHICGAN DAILY i In nnn nnn mi-r nr tmrnnu rnv arrt oPf t. ,-rinf,.r on in, rox- If- XOIIANGE (OF AIWEI ARMfY RIC. Coblenz, April 14.-(B pay of a second lieut American army on the]R alent at present rates of t a of M r h l I c.salary is 33,000 francs. tenant in the American jALgil! Doranicai jie s y g*U Uz11,11 UH p1 1n,111m11mrN muera e LUUUU U uIVIHR pert s including labor leaders, range T4,10h fom 3 .0001.000 to 5,000.000 person...…
…rHE MICHIGAN DAILY .. ; . " - " f t - O - fi 4 t. , ., ': ." + r . iJ ' .~.. ... .. "- , ,, _ ,'" . ii ii ir / > eriw iii +w l i i n . rrriYrwr r r. ..rMr+a s BEATS BIG IAJELIN MARK FROM THE SIDELINES By Bob Angell M M Ler Runs Half Mle Time; Losch Does 100 In 10 Flat in y field was t a scene of a meet among the members of the ine under squad Saturday aft- . oach Farrell used all the1 r events in priming his men for .al meet wit...…
…_TlE MICHIGAN DAILY . -., - M- I I i LInIIIIU l RACE igton Passes Indians in For American League Honors Fight PITTSBURGH RETAINS FIRM' GRIP ON FIRST IN NATIONALS Wth .the third, week of the big leagues completed a new team has gained first place honors in the Am- erican league. Washington, by de- feating New York every game but one during the past week went into the top position on Friday when Cleveland lost to Chicago by a 1-0 score. Th...…
…HIGAN DAILx &~ T. . ....... OFFICI I' SUNDAY, M o All Members of the Faculties and A General Faculty Meeting will b at 4:15 p. in., in the Auditorium of At this time a statement will ber gislative campaign and plans for n Thile no final decisions in regard to t rehensive building plan can be made, ons which all of us' should underst re, that we have a large and represe ommittee on Student Affairs: A Meeting of the Committee on s ursley...…
…I' ITINUED COLD C ±1 i-anL Iailxi ASSOCIATED PRESS DIAY AND NIGHT W11 $ERTICE .XXX. No. 150. ANN ARBOR, MIC;IGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1920. PRICE THREE C MAYDAY TROUBLE NOT EXPECTED TO 'BE CUTYWD DEPT. OF JUSTICE OFFICIALS WARN AUTHORITIES TO BE ON GUARD REPORTS FROM WHOLE NATION CHECKED OVNR Federal, State, and City Forces Pre- pare to Combat Overt Acts of Any Radicals (By Associated Press) Washington, April 30. - After checking over con...…
…[CIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ed every morning excpt Monday during the Univer- y the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for )i of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise this paper and the local news published therein. d at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second r. ption by carrier or mail, $3.50. :Ann Arbor Press bui...…
… SP - ,;.- I-jAa6,.. SUWON= . . . --. . , ; -.- . .- . -- I - . -.- -.: - : WOLVERINES PLAY, Langenhan Still Out of Game; Karpus Also on Disabled List from Injured Heel CAPTAIN PARKS LUNDGREN CHOICE AS MICHIGAN HURLER' Headed by Captain Parks, the Wolverine nine invaded Columbus yes- terday, where they meet Ohio State this afternoon. Michigan's team is in a somewhat TRACK NOTICE All tratk mcn who, have lock- ers. at Ferry _field sho...…
…1 H C and avoid the 17 Nickels Ar- Get your typewriting and memeo- p g n o d i- graphing done now and avoid the rush. O. D. Morrill, 17 Nickels Ar- OFFERED W~rem e cade.-Adv. ITWal S UGASESSIONSIAll four acts of "Th e New Lady SUNDAY DINNER I --- ers.-Adv. Read the Daily for Campus News. r. .. c I c 5r'3Ci^v e' 1. 5v '-J . V V V V V V y In Memory of BURRILL ANG: t ten-thirty, to-morrow morning will be unveiled, at the First Con...…
… THE WHITNEY TAFFIES nt Tices' 117 So. Main St. Re- week.-Adv. TIC IV A nr w type of stage spinster is presented by May Robson, the comed- ienne who is coming next Thursday evening to the Whitney in Edward E. Rose's dramatization -of Mary Robert Rinehart's popular "Tish" stories. The play also contains two elderly maidens of the conventional pattern who act as foils to the advantage of "Tish." Edward E. Rose, who adapted the stories to th...…
…Faculty Memliers Voice .Hearty Approval Of .Hutchins Portrait a. SALE TODAY AT THE The consensjis of opinon among fac- ulty members of the University is overwhelmingly favorable to the pro- posal of the Union that a portrait of President Harry B. Hutchins be painted and hung in the Union build- ing in honor of the retiring head of the University. Opinions taken at random at the University club yesterday were voic- ed as follows: Prof. Joh...…
