…)LVE N _ ... ..... .._.... ,ti._,, .., ... ATTEND IIGAN MLANA Wier, violin 'cello, Mrs. George ad, piano, Carl Lindegren, voc- M. Bilbie, will be the artists at a Summer session recital, to be it 8 o'clock this evening in Hill Ium by the School of Music dmission will be charged for the to which the general public is but the audience is requested in its seats promptly, as the will be closed between numbers. Paul Eaton, '21, president of-...…
…TH WOLVERINE . . ..._ w _.. _ ontinued from Page 1) iat the early recruits attract- ay work were largely medic- vho were curious, or men in- in the electrical phenomena, although better men are en, .e field, more are needed for ork. 13e expressed the opin., the greatest development is me, but that it is now retard- ed because the process is so eypensllve. Suggests Experimental Work In concluding he suggested that both experimental and clin...…
…A ILA pg4 afl Jat .J I DIAY AND N. SERI ) r II ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1920. 'PIC T ,y* rPt(t1r! IA i All-Campus Election Nominees Following is the list of the nominees of the various campus organ- izations. who will be voted on at the All-campus election, Wednes- day, May 12. MICHIGAN UNION President-Ferdinand C. Bell, '21L: Paul W. Eaton. '21 (by petition); David A. Forbes, '22L (b4 petition); Robert Grindley, '2...…
…Univer. to the use for or not otherwise ed therein. higan, as second street. the sentimentex - eived after 8 o'clock M. CAREY' ence. That some of us drift away from the cus- toms of going-to church and maintaining our for- mer religious affiliations is due principally to the fact that our social. surroundings change and we wish to "go with the crowd." The Union services em- body a practical movement to take advantage of this very natural h...…
…r. ':, 'a . ra: ."". 1 . u r I n- TRACK -MEN MEET CHICGO SAUROA No Down-Heartedness in Evidence Over Defeat at Hands of Illinois Aggregation CINDER TEAM PREPARINf, FOR COMiN% EVENT WITH MAROONS will be"published as soon as plans are more definitely formulated.. In the meantime it would be a good idea for men who expect to enter the meet to, get in a little practice on the track. Coach Farrell will be plad to help in any way he can, and...…
…PERMITTED TO SEE R11191 I AD DIIITOP°'. iaomen ading to degree of Doctor h, by the Quarter system wo and one-fourth calendar on required for regular ad- law being counted toward ibrary of over 46,000 vol. r offers special oppoituni- rs, and practitioners. , June 21-July 28 ly 29-September 3 epartments of the Univer- e Summer Quarter. ties Courses open in all D sity during t'h For Announcement address DEAN OF LAW SCHOOL, THE UNVERSITY OF C...…
…m The Other I 11 r I LRD OF HEALTH TO PRE- CBE SANITARY REGU- LATIONS New Haven, Conn., May 10. -- The alth and sanitary safety of under- aduates of Yale university here- ,er are to be guarded by a university ard of health patterned after those large cities. The board will make nitary and health regulations for the ntrol of the students, will under- ke personal supervision of their alth and help them to keep it at a iximum. Dr. J. C. Gr...…
…u. uJJ. I TUESDAY lit baseball team reports ptain at South Ferry field. man band meets in Uni- practice at Water- orchestra rehearsal In the sity 7:00-Meeting of the Soph lieutenants Led for the spring games in the board room of Lane hall. Re- 7:00-Sixth make-up hygiene lecture to in Natural Science auditorium. gi 7:15-Dixie club members meet at Un- ion for discussion of dance and for as- election of officers for next year. the 7:15-Meetin...…
…N I , 4fttrl t a &titjx ASSOCIATED PRESS AY AND) NIGT WIRE SERVICE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1920. PRICE THREE CENTS h DUE [HEAO3 r _ _ UNIV 'v OF ATION BLARES 10,000,000 People ates Who Cannot -Dr. Jessup in BY Associated Press) t, March 10.-Bolshevism andj dical doctrines are .flourish- certain parts of this country of the large number of it- William S. Jessup, president JnivArsity of Iowa, told the1 ty of Mic...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i - F THE [GAN 'GMonday f Student ring the Univer- lications. F THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ss is exclusively entitled to the use for dispatches credited to it or not otherwise d the local news published therein. office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ier or mail, $3.50. Press building, Maynard street. oo words, if signed, the sig- print, but as an evidence of ublished in The Daily atthe rmailed to The Daily office. eno con...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ . . .. ". . . . , .:. .. . .. - - . . . ". .. . ., ."" .. _ . . ._ - .,. . . .,. ,. ... ... ,. ,. .. , . . . .. .. . ." .. . . ... ., :" . . . . . .. ,. .. """- ., . .. DES WITH INDIANA ND OHIO RLDSE SEASON that the Hoosiers are weak by reason of the pitiful showing they have made in their last few games. .Although the Indiana outfit defeated Mather's team 22 to 9, in the initial Conference INTENSIVE DRILL FOR CHIC...…
…s ; THE MICHIGAN DAILY ^THU "- -- , I 4 MIHIIGAN DAILY SUPPLEMENT EthURN DATE VE THOMAS INights and Shadows" ...::......... ,. r } Martin; Edward H, '23, 6o9 E. University. Chicago. 1014-J. 'McBain, Hughtston Mi, '23, 6z5 Monroe. Grand Rapids. 2106-M., Mead, Henry R, '23, 425 S. Division. Omner. 156;-J. Mchlman, I J, '20M, E 715 L. Catherine. Toledo, 0. 751-J.I Meiss, Edwin R, '23, 437 Maynard. Cincinnat, 0. 2707-WV. 1 MeIyerfeld, Wil...…
…1HE MICHIGAN DAILY *TIMES TODAY Dalton 'ORPHEUM THEATRE 2:00. 3:30. 7:00, 8:30. 10:00 Thurs-Fri--11-12-Frank Mayo in "The Brute Breaker" with a news and comedy. Sat-13-Eugene O'Brien in "Broken Melody" with a screen magazine and comedy. Sun-Mon-14-15-Nazimova in "Eye for Eye"j (return dafe). Tues-ed-16- 17-Madlaine Traverse in "The Hell Ship" with a Mutt and Jeff cartoon comedy and Craig Kennedy stories. .t1 Thurs-Fri-18- 19-MonroetSalis...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUR$DAY _-- vG ON I 00-Mieh.-Chicago track meet Waterman gymnasium. in 'HURSDAY liurch committee meets LI. Epsilon dinner on third practice in Uni- meets at the Un- ts who were formerly f the seventh and eighth f the Michigan Naval Mil- at the Union. viu meets in practice n, Law building. y club meets in Sarah club meets in eeting of the Saginaw club, on floor of Union. eeting of the Johnson-for- .eift club at the ...…
…lxIT r AW i a DAY AND N1 SERV] N . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1920. PRICE THREE PRCETHE I p V HINSDALE TO BEGIN TALKS OPINIONS I N FAVOR OF T HE LEAGUE Of NATIONS EXPRESSE BY:HISTORY PRDFESSOR AND BS STUDENT Dean W. B. Hinsdale of the Homoe- opathic Medical school begins a se- ries of lectures ii the lecture room of the Homoeopathic hospital at 3 o'clock this afternoon, taking as his subject "A Review of Medicin...…
…the Univer- ions. is exclusively entitled to the use for patches credited to it or not otherwise the local news published therein. e at Ann Arbor, -Michlgan, as second rd street. 300 words, if signed, the sig- print, but as an evidence of published in The Daily at the r mailed to The Daily office. ,e no consideration. No man writer incloses postage. endorse the sentiments ex- . Phone.2414 oo . Managing Editor Jr- ..............Business Man...…
…1I LI EST - More tryouts for assistant track manager are needed. All sophomores and juniors that wish to come out are requested report to Manager Parsons from 3 to 5 o'clock on Monday or Tuesday at Waterman gymnas- ium. -' 10 11i U IUI IIlil 'ARE FOR OPENERS Billiard Expert Outlines Points 46. This Al Taylor, in charge of the Union ,ny con- billiard room, has compiled 14 points ays that of play fqr three-cushion billiards. orah al- Mr. ...…
…gar Vnion ,40n~~t A U 'a e is hereby given, pursuant to a resolution passed by the Board of Directors of the Michigan Union, December 16, t a special meeting of the.members of the Michigan Union be held January the 22nd, 1920, to be convened at 7:30 he Assembly Hall of the University of Michigan Union Building to consider the proposed Constitution. 11 11 1. NAME. tion shall be known as the "University cion." PURPOSES AND EMBLEM. s of th...…
…ligibility Rules Announced For genefi: of Union Opera Tryouts Studio tj Give our GRIDDLE CAKES, TOAST and CC 'sonality Into Photography" An Interesting Picture As Well As Artistic Finish 121 E. Washingtoq St. -i . . + ER'S GRILL ,J; l al Grilled Porterhouse. Steaks 11:3o am. to 1:30 p..m. S: 7 o p. m. to 8 p.m. f For the information of men who ex- pect to traeout for this -year's Union opera, and to obviate the difficulay an- nually...…
…it i Cleo Murtland of the indus- dugational department, will be eaker at the annual vocational nce to be held at 4 o'clock ay afternoon in Barbour gym- , according to announcement at the meeting of the board of ,tatives of the Women's league .ay. She will speak on "The of Selecting Vocations." revised house rules for women w in- the hands of the printers .11 be distributed next Wednes- orning. In the main, they are mne as formerly, but import...…
…A s i lu from ! Prof. 'Bruinm wrote today's Rand- iternoon all Studio ad. R. E. McKean's 'ad isle was : will appear in. Tuesdays ssue.- Adv. SHEEIV ICK Mat.Wed. SOc Sat. Mat. 500. Week Star Sunday Jan, Nights. 500 to rting $2.50,S IIOTTr I F. RAY COMSTOCK AND WILLIAM °ELI' -PRESENT- '1 Cxth Annual New York Princes Theater Musical Comedy , ,My Dear' I Wheni asked if "Old .Bill" is serious part he has ever pla Wiolf Hopper, who has...…
…IEXPITION so ENEiii 19001 TIO bWUKI I ial law and has s on this sub- > years Dr. Her- on the Carnegie E. S. WILLIAMSON AND-H. B. BAK- ER, FORMER MICllGAN MAN, IN CHARGE OF PARTY An expedition nade possible by Mr. E. S. WjIliamsoir and Dr. Bryant Walk- er, will leave New York Jan. 14, for Venezuela for the purpose of collect- ing zoological specimens and group, needed in museum work. The partyj we can't be. Please" you -Adv. Mats. Tues....…
… Aoly v m I t)AY AND I' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, ECEMBER' 11, 1919. PRIrCE ,.., ..-,. .-.'- - f ,t MINES TO op JLJINT A T ON Sororities Respond To Y" Call; Poor Children Will Have Real Xmas I I UN. Seventeen sororities have already agreed to act as Christmas big sisters to a like number of poor children, who will be clothed and given a real Yule- tide party under the plan now being carried on by committees of the Uni...…
…AN DAILY during the Univer. Publications. D PRESS ted to the use for :it or not otherwise lished therein. Michigan, as second vely enl edited ews pu Arbor r or mal, $ 3.30. Press building, Maynard street. 0; Editorial. 2414. to exceed 30o words, if signed, the sig. appear in print but as an evidence of is will be published in The Daily *t the if left at or mailed to The Dai office. will receive no consideration.,No man. unless the writer in...…
…TEAM ICLASS GRIDIRON TEAMS cases of men playing in both; and the final number was reduced to 644. Michigan's soccer team handed Ypsilanti a second overwhelming de- feat when they ran off with the long end of a 9-0 contest held yesterday afternoon oa Ferry field. Snow had been removed from the ends of the fields in front of the goals but the middle ,part being covered dribbling was made harder than usual. . In the first half the two teams we...…
…lutes Delivery 1002 S. Univ. I S I s that young ap and style. 41, as Blacks. id'n Shoes- Piano; violin, and voice numbers will be heard' on the program of the complimentary Faculty concert to be given at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon in Hill auditorium. Grace Johnson Konold, soprano; Anthony J. Whitmire, violinist, and Harrison Stevens, pianist, will be on the program with Dorothy Wines. in the capacity-of accompanist. Prof. Albert A. Sta...…
…TO MAI a A' nry other name as sweet "-but other tobacco. in t smoke as ti 1'i K. 'i ,, I The reason Murads are de- anded by thousands of smokers that they 'are made of 100% ire Turkish tobacco-the world's ost famous tobacco for garettes-and so conceded. That is why -many manufacturers st of even a dash of Turkish >acco in their brands. I I; Para, Brazil, Dec. 10. - Airplanes may be employed to map the valley of the great Amazon river...…
…sJordan's office. EA GIVEN BY WOMEN OF ALL UNIVERSITY HOUSES Christmas colors decorated the Women's league parlors of Barbour ymnasium at a tea given by the 900 romen living in University houses in oilr of the faculty from 4 to 6 'clock Wednesday afternoon. The receiving line was formed by irs. Harry B. Hutohins,' Dean Myra .. Jordan, and Mildred Harris, '21, resident of the University houses. irs. T. E. Rankin, Mrs. M. C. Weir, dirs. Dickenso...…
…JEST(; review and ussel in ;ey ocmedy reel spe- a two- Last Times Today Enid Bennet in "tA Virtuous Thief" A 1/1L4 +"NT:f R C A D "E. ARCADE Shows at 300; 700; 8:30 Phones: Theatre, ag6-M Mgt's Res., 2316-M Wed-Thu-10-11-Blanche Sweet in "The Hushed Hour"; Okeh Comedy, "Bill's Anniversary" and Ford Weekly. Fri-Sat-12- 13-Olive Thomas in "The Glorious Lady" and Charlie Chaplin in "The Floorwalker." (Ret .) ewsIl I afar oon f in "- and i.l...…
…M. Aa a a vaaa aal' JE TO GIVE )OLLS" FRIDAY ... -_ WHA'S GOING ON ' ordoroys trousers in your size. y a limited number. and leather coats-better look The cast for "Dolls," Masques play to be given before the Woman's league at 4:15 o'clock Friday is made up largely from the new members of the organization, Olga Johnson, the strong-minded Fashionable Lady Doll being the only exception. The direct- or, Prof. J. Raleigh Nelson, expresses hi...…
…r' pijau Abr. :43. a t 19 DAY AND Nl( S15 U FA , . y ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1919. PRICE ' BERGER ENIED SEAT IN HOUSE Thousands Of Students and Alumni Support Yostmen At Chicago Game - (By Associated Press) Washington, Nov. 10; - Victor L.' Berger, Milwaukee socialist, was de- nied his seat in the house today by an overwhelming vote, the house hold-' ing that he was ineligibje for member- ship because of his op...…
…e Univer- is. titled to the use for to it -or not otherwise iblished therein. Michigan, as second street. gned, the sig- .n evidenceof e Daily at the consideration.. N man- r incloses postage. lorse the sentiments ex- .... Managing Editor . .Business Manager i8 .News Editor ....City Editor . "" Sports Editor .W men's Editor . .Telegraph Editor .RD N Charles R. Osius, Jr. Advertising Manager .Issue Manager -..... Ofie angr lication. And we...…
…uIiI IxAJ, 'IRIVALS t x./11 IF Al RUN TO DECIDE CROSS. COUNTRY TI ; ,- Defeats;I MUD AND nreliable nature on the basis of demonstrated in s season,, Michi- urned. to Ferry its preparations e Wins >r should be al- defeat. It was >f a better team. riously threaten Stagg had a Stroig teamwork won for the soph lits football team yesterday over the fresh lits by a count of 6 to Q in an overtime scrap. Lack of concerted action cost the yea...…
…iersity Women i College Notes ning, Nov. 11, in room hall. 302, Mason The Girls' Educestonal club will te meet at 8 o'clock Wedesday evening, s, at the Alpha Chi Omega house. Thi's 0, will 'be the first regular meeting of this year. Dr. G. FR Myers will speak on a phase of industrial education. he k Michigan Dames are needed to lead he industrial clubs in the evenings, and t to assist in the sewing school which nmeets from 9:30 to 11 o'cl...…
…i' _J I erest in Ulimes Article About . Eraternity Supremacy Runs High SANN Steaks s R CHOP SUEY ops . 314 S. State NCIN G JRE EVENT USUAL IMPORT duction that broke all records in a 12- ive Blackstone Theater, Chicago. pBirthO _ . Rae Pditor, The Michigan Daily: The Chimes has lived true to its pre-publication statement that it would discuss questions of vital in, terest to the campus. The article un- der the heading of "State Stre...…
…9K HEHE TUESDAY 3:30--Junior Lits meet in Universitiy itten Brown, Hall. plection of two student mem- of the only bers of the J-Hop committee. stood' on the 4:00-Varsity band meets in front of d Europe in Hill auditorium for Armistice Day 3o'clock Sat- sing. All men in full uniform. orium to tell 4 A:30-embers of Glee club and try- naking flight outs occupy seats reserved for them s Aeroplane, in front of auditorium. of Capt. Sir 5:30-Banquet ...…
…1 -1 ,1 -_I N t. .da I at r I)AY AID NM~i SE RVIC.E -- --- No. 12. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1919. PRICE t 1 1 . 0 ; : , ", l l I , I,,, , , J , I - I I I _ f S SENDS TION BILL ITEHOUSE S NEEDf OF GNATURE AYE DAYS rn Law to House ion of Search e Falls lated Press) . 10.-Enactment of iforcement bill was y congress with the e conference report, by the serrate and re to the President Comedy Club To Start Year T...…
…e tL I"rstdIN . ye 'themselves to be really interested in I who FICIAL NEWSPAPEROF'THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN -- is'hed~ every morningy except Monday during the Unilver. by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for tion of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise in this pjaper and the local news published therein. red at the postoffice. at ...…
…fall ten- in at a score of ,vin g sig- peting. at Coach with the has an- Beginning next Monday,, Coach Mitchell will devote his entire time to' his new. work as head of. intra.mural sports. Coach Mather has Ibecome sufficiently acquainted with the year- ling football1 men to release the for- mer All-fresh mentor and assume control of the first year squd him- self. TODAY'S GAMES Purdue vs. Illinois at Lafayette. Great~ Lakes vs. Chicagoi at Ch...…
…in Ann Arbor may beobtained at XALL -,DRUGSTORE' T. Next door to Kresge's LITY in everything pertaining to modern ng. We specialize in Rexal Products and re of your patronage: AXALL DRUG STORE The Chatter ox f y this time we Oae a11 classified- tha~n goodness, Regtstrar lall has us 411 registered anI jIdexed, the professors begin to look in our direc- tion when they call the roll, and the uprperclasswomen have developed their annual "pet pee...…
…bHAI IJATE ENGINEERS EX-SOLDIEES <AID N1EEDI TODAY ONLY IIN "A\ FA'VOR TO A FRIEND"~ F roteccion of graduate engineers and architects «a an.;t "shysters" who j Oso a3 traLin ad imen will be accoin- pished bytUbe new law regarding reg- isiration and licensing of engineers, architects and surveyors, according to Prof. Emril Lorch, head of the archi- ,4ectural college. This act, which was passed by thie state legislature to take effect last...…
…1 r Qs, VWAA -l Ii (ou Haven't Made an Acq ualntrnce / our store, you don't realize what really wonderful s and overcoats we show here and what perfect .fit- Lx-'z8 ELngineerrs no IHold ThWRunion STEPHENSd -18 PACXARD Near S Thirty men of the ex-'13 class of = engineers held a smoker at 7:.30 1. Friday evening in the Michigana Union. The men sang to music, fur 1i111iibi~4y993i111li1111t ished by a jazz band composed, of! members. 4 ® PI...…
…CONTINUED FAJR TODAY' LL WnI urrinr~ AT YOUR Doc THREE TIMES A WEER i . X. No. 7. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1919. PRICE THREE OE ROWNING, ELIOT RPSNTJWIN TRUE LIGHT THE WHO TWO ENGLISH WRITERS HAVE UNDERSTOOD HEBREWS BLACK FLY MAKES. 1919 APPEARANCE The first issue of The Black Fly, the organ of the Camp Davis students, has been published and sent out to the subscribers. The first number con- tains a directory of all the ...…
…THE WOLVERINE )C w lolvertue I1 On the Other Hand- OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE SUMMER SESSION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, afternoons Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second-class matter Subscription by carrier or mail, $.oo Offices: Ann Arbor Press Building, Maynard Street Phones: Business-96o; Editorial-2414 )ffice Hours Managing Editor-:oo to 2:oo o'clock daily ex...…
…1 n r, WVYNJ V r. IXIN r. rl Johnson, Michigan Star, iest All-Around Track Athlete of Day (By C. N. C.) Carl Johnson, Michigan's phenomen- al hurdler and jumper, has" been pro- nounced by Coach Farrell the best all- roundd track athlete in active competi- tion today, and one of the greatest in the history of sport. Johnson's performance in the 1919 Conference meet stamped him as one of the greatest cinder men of all time. and even greater th...…
…THE WOLVERINE Fr = '°y n 1 " i .l: Your PICNICS AND OUTINGS 4 will be More Enjoyable if you have a PORTABLE VICTROLA for your Canoe or Motor Visit our New Victrola and Record Department. Five sound - proof booths insure your correct judging of the merits of a machine or record. Let us demonstrate. 4 Iniorx$itU Muoir ouoe ! r 3L~flltapnb Aluarb " 'N i- w // -- I J i . ,. _. I"-. d to Have $30,000 Foundry d, July 10. -- A fou...…
…IE WEATHER R; SLOWLY RISING TEMPERATURE LY I it t, migx ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AnD NIGHT WE t BBVICE I VOL. XXIX. No. 156. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1919. PRICE THREE r , RHNTZAN PHESENTS T REATY DEMANDS DECLARES REQUIREMENTS CAN- NOT BE MET BY ANY PEOPLE "WEEK OF MOURNING" DECREED FOR BERLIN Goternment Bans Frivolity to Give Expression to Sorrow Caused By Peace Terms (By Associated Press) Berlin, May 10.-Count Von Bro...…
…la.d lrlit/ L~ ava 1 LIMN L~tALd I ...... CIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE IIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ed every morning except Monday ie university year by the Board in d Student Publications. R OF TJHC ASSOCIATLD PRESS sociated Press is exclusively entitled e for reoublication of all news dis- reditedtoi at or not otherwise credited aper and also the local news pub- ein. 3 at the postoffice at, Ann Arbor, , as second class matter. ptions by carrier or mai...…
…N. ool 11 Noma CHALLENGE ISSUED BY FIRST YEAR SWIMMERS UPPERCLASSMEN D E F I E D BY EIGHT YEARLINGS IN TANK SPORT Freshnen swimmers have issued a challenge to water stars in the sopho- more, junior, and senior classes for an informal class meet at the local Y. M. C. A. on any day agreed upon by the upper classes, according to informa- tion given out last night by a member of the swimming squad. At the present time the yearlings present a ...…
… EPARATIONS FOR FROLIC ate preparations are being the freshman Frolic, to be iday night in Barbour gym- The dancing room will be lecorated in green and white, .s and flowers will be placed eeption rooms. Tickets are . the Union for $2.20. .dvertising;is a direct means profitable end.Adv. FROSH ENGINEERS COMPLETE PLANS FOR FIRST CLASS STEP Freshmen engineers will hold their dance called, "The Freshman Step," Friday night, May 16, at the Armo...…
