….d r z. 4,O Pit t t r1 DAY ),, r rY r 1 iYYy r r ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1920. PRICE THREE , ,,- Ball Game With Eastern Champions E ndorsed By Prominent Campus J'en - I IF n IS. 1 UNTIL Y MADE to an ig of y Associated Press) ton, May 31.-Armed inter- n Mexico, Should the new control There show an ina- unwillingness to set up a rernment more friendly to- tericans, was recommended ate today by the foreign re- ...…
…'I &.1 5a&.d £ OF THE UNIVERSITY CHIGAN cept Monday during the Univer- >l of Student Publications. ASSOCIATED PRESS :clusively entitled to the use for hes credited to it or not otherwise ocal news published therein. Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second nail, $3.50. wilding, Maynard street. itorial, 24=4" :ed 30o words, if signed, the sig-. - in print but as an evidence of. be published in The Daily at the at or mailed to The Daily office. ceive no...…
…4 .\~ d. i ... r. o . . .. . .. . ,, ., _ '" _ r ,_...,.y_ . , _._ , - -- -K- ,' fraternity which succeeds in placing the most men. The coming meet will decide finally who will have the large Intramurar cup. All teams will receive 25 honor points for entering and those who en- ter over six men will receive 50 honor iver- points. Tennis Tourney Wrings Out Stars TES start' In interclass tennis Bernie Shirk, ence '21E, and champion of hi...…
…amen vanuscripts submitted in the an- al Stylus short-story contest may called for by the contestants in'the toric library. Sophomores who would like to be Tennessee Women~ Ash Equal Rights Junior advisers will meet at 4 o'clock At qu mass meeting of the women; today in Barbour gymnasium. Next students of the University of Tennes- i year's Junior Girls' play will be dis- see held recently, resolutions to the cussed at this time also. effect ...…
…Screen 13P MAJESTIC ING s the Co. t Appearing as a stuttering motor truck salesman, Charles Ray will be featured today at the Majestic in an- other of his country boy characteriza- tions, "Alarm Clock Andy," his latest release. ,.lthough of sterling char- acter, Andy meets with little success in his work in spite of his careful study and imitation of the methods of the firm's star salesman.. Resolved to become a high-salaried salesman at...…
…T'S GOING ON, i 1 -.t TUESDAY 3:15-Senior engineer baseball prae- tice. Soph engineer game at 3:45. 4:00-Freshman band meets at H1 auditorium for picture. 7:00-Trip Mandolin rehearsal in Lane hall.w 7:30-Round-Up club meets in Union. 77:30-31cigan Dames meet in Lane hal. 7:30-Overseas club meets in Union. Election of officers. U-NOTICES Tryouts for assistant manager of the Glee and Mandolin club report from 1 to 3 o'clock at Glee club of...…
…N .ATHER WERS AND TODAY Vi~Sir Iat ASSOC IATEl PRESS JDASI ATNI I 11 SERVICE . No. 171. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1921. PRICE FIV ERIMAN DEFENSE FORCES PREPARED FOR DIRM NT ENERAL VON HOEFER ASSERTS READINESS OF ARMIES * TO DISBAND AYS PURPOSE WAS ONLY TO KEEP ORDER roops Did Effective Work in Prevent- ing More Serious Struggle, Claim (By Associated Press) Ober-Glogau, Upper Silesia, May 31. Voynich 's Roger Bacon Manu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY f ;f ........ ,....r ...._e.. M-.. r f... ___.. ____ _ . ._. . .____... rIjM £irI sgn ttj OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- year by the Board in Control of Student Publications.' MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ublication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise dited in this p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t p r , . t , - -=-- .. .! .~ . " . ,, -- . . . . . . . . .. ... ,.. +. -. .. ... . .. ..- s. ... . r .. r .' . - - "' . " r " y f " * f . a - y, " " w. , " " f rt " " f y r .. . . ;k a IA PARSTI PREPARED FOR AGGIES TODAY , Slated for Mound Duty Home Game Before Waseda Series in FARMERS BOAST STRONGEST DIAMOND SQUAD IN YEARS Michigan will meet M. A. C. in base- ball for the second time this year this aftern...…
…N has rep- .edica- Satur- volumes ce and is .nerica ac- Going'To SPain?9 Don 't Pussyf oo t Down with prohibition! Such is the sentiment of Spain as evidenced in the letter to Prof. Charles P. Wagner, of the Spanish department, from the financial managers of the tour he has planned thrdugh Spain with 20 stu- dents during the summer months. The letter which comes indirectly from the Spanish consul informs peo- ple in charge of tours, through ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . r.......... .; . .......-_.._ _... ..... 4.... 4rwlF.i Stage I: d1 (By Associated Press) peka, Kan., May 31.-Shrinkage in es of last year's crops still in the on Kansas farms represent a loss >proximately $75,000,000 to Kansas ers, comparing prices at present those prior to when the slump n last fall. 'This figure is based % recent report issued by J. C. ler, secretary of the state board of culture, showing the eno...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [ CUT ON ; MODEL FOR R. O. T. C.I News From The Othier Colleges ATHLETIC' EVENTSMARK ',DWMEN'S FIELDDAY orestry green is to be the prevail- color of the new uniforms designed the R. Ot T. C. If the congression- ,ppropriation for the R. O. T. C. is vied the wearing of the uniform nembers will be compulsory during Lods of instruction. Wearing it n off duty will be optional. lie new uniform is to have a coat on the style ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,r VOTE rnell Daily Sun student vote bu of the number t ballots. This y the referendum . the Honor Sys monstrated in e erred to the un decision. The] r the most vital q presented for ac and yet with bo r the hill, open were barely en y the measure. i1 elections the s ved time and ag balloting on the1 some weks ago pperclassmen vo means alone in indifference tow e same difficulty ersities, and app rd on "turn out nivers...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,., OFFICIAL BULLETIN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1921. Number 171. Deans: re will not be a conference of .the Deans today (Wednesday). M. L. BURTON. ors and Instructors in the University: nbers of the Faculty who desire to avail themselves of the Uni- s offer to provide academic gowns for the Baccalaureate and Com- ent exercises must file application blanks with precise data in the * the undersigned previous to noon, Saturday,...…
…WEATHER ABLY COOLER TODAY a:Y Ar Ap 41jtr t cttt &Uttl ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE XXXII. No. 177 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1922 PRICE FIVE -r _________________________________________ AILWAY UNIONS PLAN PARLEY TO DISCUSS WELFARE Political Machines In Lively Contest As Seniors Strive for Class Honors RST GATHERING OF KIND BE HELD IN CINCINNATI EARLY IN JUNE TO TO CONSIDER PROBLEM OF WAGE REDUCTIONS R...…
…11 Ul. uu ....1J r' M-t £iioan Iunaitg 'FICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN isked every mornig exce t Monday during thetnivarsity the Board in Coolo cStudent Publitio. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATEID PRESS sc0Artci Pr..sn ilk r cLuai' el+entitlei to the 06or10 tion ox all news opatcuee crediwi to it or not othevrwis in this paper and the local stews published t hereisi. - at h p3z tIt A at Aan ArbSt, eg assee m& Pription by carrier...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY mior School Of u s ic Students Recital Pleases, (By E. H. Aies) ompositions by Schumann, Grieg, idelssohn, Liszt, Beethoven, Chopin Debussey made up the principal t of the program of the Graduation ital given by advanced students of School of Music in the school hall iday evening. distinct success was scored by ight Steere with his rendition of umann's beautiful and rarely heard ata in G minor, Op. 22, Debussey's flets dans...…
…THE MICHIGAN I)AILY __ _ " ' . f ;"; i tin }frf,. "r -r rot OWL .. .............. ......... Wolverne Track len Leave Today For Conference Heel At Iowa City - - - - - - - - - - - - M IN Probably 50% of Mich- igan Freshmen have never S played Billiards b e fore coming to Ann~ Arbor. They say that 90% of A Micigan men play Billiards * on and off during their. R college course, most of U them at, Michigan's track team, numbering 17 stron...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Alt's'.'.. -ECROO 'WNS.INASm 'eam Plays Strong Game-In ence feet And Dual Hatches L Michigan's tennis team helped to re- ieve the sting of the defeat of the >aseball team at the hands of Wiscon- in on Monday, by decisively defeat- ng the Badger net men six and noth- ng. Tuesday afternoon following the unfinished match with Minnesota on Monday the team journeyed to Madi- Son for the match with Wisconsin. The Wolverines e...…
…THE MICHIGAN )AILY THl .,. .. . .. w . niversity Of ichigan League $800 RALIZEDFRom CAMPAIGNFORBIDN '22, chairman of constructions for the bazaar, Mario Blood, '23, chairman of decorations for the bazaar, and Mary June Lawson, '22, chairman of the sale of riding tickets. T STEPS ACOMPLISH . UIDU OCH TOWA D BIDN SCHENES ARE DEVISED Y STUDENTS TO RAISE 1MONEY ams of a lbuilding devoted en- to the interests of .women of iiversity have been ...…
…THE .MICHIGAN DAILY a -,,, )men [CHIGAN WOMEN DEBATE WITH OHIO I SOCIAL SERVICE COURSES GIVEN AT JOHNS HOPKINS reasurers of the freshman. and iomore girls' social committees are d to take their accounts to the reg- ar's office to be audited, after which should be brought to Dean Jor- s office. All other girls' organiza- s are also requested to bring their surer's books to be kept over sum- vacation. l houses or persons having funds ...…
…THE MICHIGAN bAILN Y OFFICIAL DULLETIN received until 3:30 p. m. (11:3 a., m. Saturday.) Graduate Students:r Final meeting of the Graduate Club 8 p. m., Barbour Gymnasium, Dean Lloyd will speak. After officers' reports and election of temporary chairman for next fall, there will be a short musical program and refreshments. B. L. BECKWITH, Pres, Public Presentation of "The Melting Pot": The class in Play Production will give a review of Isra...…
…I 'X AU ~~aii TI . _ W No. 178 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1923 EIGHT PAGES E c 'EA OFFICIALLY1BREAKS TIES TOBOOKS NC GOOD I AR {I s OI IE ENE :i ;T { I l II p1Student ahetcbooks willI lii ilsii U. SUD NT Inot admit anyone to the _ofr j once track m(-et tomorrow. This statement w as grade by the Atli- JI # 3ltie association ticket office I BIB FAREWE[LL TO EIIG C IFH trja~ reuto h .t y$ T ODCTLau A pit eseday s...…
…T" VtN DAILY .r. .,..CTCNDAL f ._ Sir Ho'r I Sir Robert ihome has succeed Stanley Bald ellor of the exchequ( 'ho recently succeeded ritish premier, appoin ETIES TDO C "lessor ' The above action has been deemed { Gyms t( Be U'sed for Registration Heinm Comp~any hfas Student Work isition and th n furish;l details to advisable because of the fact that it is Becauise of limited space, the Sep-. H. J. Heinz company, will have a those who ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ILLlI Ill'RK1 °rf. Brurnr Will, Direct Senior Play IJune 14, 'on an open air stage. He has made Senior and Junior Girls' plays a 4' nc f a irn .ltn r Mrs. M. Cake, Saturday, Mrs. Yates #'Adams; Armory, Friday, Mliss Martha £ WOMEN SIGN 'ISORSIIIP i r. u woman who will be a Juniorf ar will be required to pay a dvisor tax of 75 cents, it was at a meeting of sophomore held yesterday afternoon in 'aswell Angell hall. Thi...…
…'i IE IMid IGAN DAILY many more first rate offerings can small group of leaders necessary to be easily supported should be evident run this important university funs- th1 ough the very fact that so much tion, did not appear. money is necessarily spent in trips to Detroit to see many of the better . CAMPUS OPINION I y - ._...._......_ ._ . GIFTS 1A'1' U7J ALI mAkIIVAy i :y morning except Mondayi ersity year by the Board in entV Publicati...…
…R -I SS - S.. -5- M E O C M ISATO N A IM' To IUll ASI? ASS ('uoOEvIIAsTIO N i { SENJOR ACTIVITIES Eiubody ing .a complete resiti e of the activities of the class of '4,the Junior Literary Class lBook wvas gent, to members of the class yeAst reay Its avoWed purpose as stated in the "Foreword" is to serve as a "unity- ing -factor which, it is hoped, will contribute to avery successful bear- . ing of next ycar's responsibilities." The frontis...…
…1 :9. £A~.. £A'%0x11Jr3A~l.JPA. a d , ,, ... i nWiuinrY Yi iKYi YMifly i° i i i rPr d .. r rirrr rir li r "_ .. . .......... u.., r,,,v..."°id rw=O r'+' ' CK ATHLETES READY FOR', PRELIMS IN B6 TEN CA (Continued from Page One) wa will be another school.that be very much in evidence when 0tarter's shots begin to sound out. 'les Biookins is one of the fastest Flers who ever jumped over a and is said to be the only man eyer got over...…
…'SHE MICHIGAN V2A!Y 1 I THIS COLhUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M ClssfidCos .Suits W CIAL c 77 Sut1wt extra Trousers HIOUSECLEA1~N~IN$3-$8.4 WE make Your house clean without ij hRAECLfYEI paint. We do troth Interior and ex- N:.--o.. Sh!t4 , .sf 6DVERFI SING tenior washing. City House Clean- ,eplies are at the fake, 18, 12, DM, CNC, CNS, MC,. , A FF GCIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED.. RAT~ES ,ssified Rates. Two cents a word y, .paid in advance. Minimum...…
…PO~ ICIGAN VAIIJ\ 0 FFIC I AL BLLTIN' the Bulletin Is coostructlve notice to all meubn Copy received initl 21.n D. .(11:30 R. iM. flarmay.) dterature, Science, aad the Arts, the Bliologicat Sta- Emnbalming; and Sanitary Science, Public Health raris O'fice, University Hall the Ii 21,-i a. in.-1d 44 ). . a. In, and 2-4 p. in. a. In., daily. Of En.gIineering 8and1Archtect'e.,--In the ,lng inee 4t'.~ and Ad« 23, ,25---12 a mi., and 2-5 p. ...…
…I TUE WF.ATH. F&R PROBABLY WARMER TODAY LL Sirt i.Irt aut ~1Iuitj ISection One 1 XXXIV, No. 180 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1924 TWENTY PAGES PRICE, FIVE C UORTON TO PLACE COOLIDGE BEFORE LL 31AKE DEBUT IN NATIONAL POLITICS AT CLEVELANID ON JUNE 10r, RESIDENT LEAVES FOR rA SHINC.T'.N T'OCONFER I SU3I3INEII DAILY WILL STIARUT I 1PUBLICATI1ON ON JUN'\E 4- T.1he Summner Daily will be p)ub- f ished on June...…
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….THE MICHIGAN DAILY . w~wM~rrrw . r rl i ~-- ~- 1 NEWSPAPER OF THi ERSITY OF MICHIGAN every morning except Monda University year by the Boardi Student Publications. of Western Conference Editori ociated Press is e clusively er e use for republication of all iew credited to it or not otherwis this paper and the local news put in. at the postoffice at Ann Arbo i second class matter. Special ra granted by Third Assistant Pos feral. on by car...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t r JAILY OFFICIAL BULTN 1blileatlon in the Bulletin is constructive: notice to all members of lie Uhiv ersity. Copy received by th', Aasl~taut to the Pret-ldent until :3o p. n. (11:30 a. in. Saturdayb 'vlt> e 4I _SATUR.DAY, MAY 31,' j9--ANumber. 180 lie IDcaii': Therle NVJ1l Inc 0Onference of the Deans on Wednesday, June 4, 1924. ________- 1. L. Burton. Fisher, R .-;Eb Clarinet, Hathaway, H-.; Alto Clarinet, McPher-on....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. 'OMMY GIBBONS BEATS CAR PENTIER (Continued from Page One) dy and head and clinched. Carpen- r landed a left to the head and a ght to the body. Carpentier missed right uppercut and a right swing to e head. Gibbous hooked a left to the in. Carpentier didn't hear the bell' d started after Gibbons. Round Seven They met and clinched, changing dy punches. On the breakaway, >n landed a hook to the head. Carp nk a left hook...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, J'UNE 1, ----"-, -..- .- -" =-- . w-e ... .. _....._.. .x,... .- -- - - 0DALY OFFICIAL BULLETIN slihtl beow he urrntprices for good accommodations elsewhere. Table board will not exceed $7 a week and prob~ably will be somewhat less, and liv- ing accommifodation., in the residence hall will range from $4 to $5 a week. ' Henury 1I. Bates, Deatt. Camp Davis Mei (Continued from Page Five) Full uniform -1 Unt...…
…FA? SCOQL TL COURJISE 'NOWITR iD RAMA RADIO PAC~E -90 AjbF Ah -r- Section Two AN'iN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 8NAJN ,12 XIV.into.-180 PRICE, FIVE, HE S UI SESSI AT MIII1 University Offers More T -4- ,an Kraus Surveys The History of Summer Schools In The United States Since 1890 500 Courses of Instruction During Summer Months Views Around Campus Past and Present Show Picturesque Beauty of Local Scenes " 1~> ©c~ ~T~[E~ Bly W...…
…TI-IE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JUNE 1 mer School ik up te:74 P4 t,4- Ewve Year Course 4 tA tA Cinema zny Visiting Professors To Teach Summer Students' e outlook for the Summer Sea- "ivn wide publicity by the govern- s bright, indeed," said Dean Ed- ment, consequently a very large en- H. Kraus, of the Summer Ses- rcllnient is expected. "Of course, it is rather hard to G ui';luate students seem to favor' et the size of our enrollnent...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TAac B Non-Partisanship and Local ElectionsI By Thomas H. Reed L7- Nettleton Shoes (This is the last article of a series of seven by Pro- fessor Reed, in which he has qiven a survey of present- day political meithods in.this country. The articles will be published in booklet form at an early date.) tions and elections has been adopted. The non-parti- san system is very common in the smaller cities par- ticularly those ...…
….THE MICHIGAN DAILY oks and Writers tco tA 4 Wet adhlarkeDl e opportun y to .'t" and Fox News will also beC L ( "Classified" Columr Jackie Coogan in "Boy of Flanders," rather welcome th )THES IN REVIEW an adaptation of the child classic, "A'play a wider variety of . Dog of Flanders," will show at the Baby Peggy in "The Darling (4 "Are You Fit to Marry?" wil be fea- Majestic from Thursday through Sat- York" which will be siow: a ra lu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Music and Dr The Campus And The Theatre ama Publicity And The Music Lover THE MIMES AND THE NION leavinj Broadway for a college pro- OPERA duction. The Mimes, however, finally Outstanding among the dramatic en- succeeded in getting Mr. Shuter to vis- terprises of the Michigan campus is it Ann Arbor, look over the equipment, the Union Opera. In the last few years and discuss the possibilities with those its prestige ha...…
…THE ICHGANDAILY SUNDA Y, JU7N E 1. 19214 r" Arm . IL ttrf e,4 t,4 C;amp Panhellenic SHOR SEE AT cAP ANHELLENIC _t Tor the benefit of those who have! Lord Constable for one week under treadt the novel, "If I Were King,' the name and pose of the Count of Justin McCarthy, which is to beI duced by the Senior women Fri- Montcorbier, a stranger in the court. r, une13,at he hitey heaerHis true identity is kept secret even m the play versio...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY P Big 3tride What The Wiled Waves Are SayinI Now, according to rumor, the Chi- Forest company, to whom the patent R do P it onLn r h ni a fminedthe rr bnk of; i'S., C n u re% ithleto is ;u( Yr- ______________ - - logo lrenor lunsolder< td connections areso tie the cuc of foreign noise s. a 1b)!St way to td suchAL( 'defect i; to 1:Ove all th~e wires ),1th! the lngr in hite the set is in opertio u~i1 he oint is found whe...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVE ROO . R RE LT SHO IC MEET TO DICS M ETOIHOME OWNERSHIP SEMBLY TO rEAR COLIDGE AND T011ER STATE, OFFIIALS 000 DELEGATES WILL ATHER IN WASHINGTON ceptions and Tours to Feature Seventeenth Annual Conference Campaign Against Billboards To Preserve Scenic Beauties Announcement by the Standard Oil more than half a million signs from company' recently that all of its bill- Minnesota highways in carrying out a boar...…
…n THE MICHIGAN DAILY .I Ann Arbor is not only one cf the nities for investment and home. prettiest spots in Michigan, but it offers the best op- Best for the Money Ten room house in first-class condition, in ideal location for home and income. The living room is 16x32, with fireplace. and exceptionally good window arrangement. Large bedroom and bath on first floor, and five bedrooms and bath on sec- ond. Large clothes closet for ever...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4, PAGE INTR UN THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINETEEN r t h sh iena Club Vie ision Live in this Beautiful Restricted Subdivision I Our property fronts on Packard Road adjoining the City Limits of Ypsilanti and adjacent to the Washtenaw Country Club. The land is rolling, with itiful winding drives. When living on our Washtenaw Club View Subdivision your surroundings are the best; you are between two of Michigan's great...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1. The largest area of our east side hills, valleys and woods thus far developed under a single, unified and comprehensive plan. 2. Located between Washtenaw Avenue (now paved) and Geddes Avenue, one-fourth mile from present city limits. Destined by nature to be in' the heart of Ann Arbor's finest residential district in the - U f , , i ' 'r s "; s !{ m ! }r. . .+ :. r i 1 " 7, .«. 5- 'It ( 1' h~$ NALLO~ Y -k 0 ...…
