….rw r A& 4 : t r a . 4C lir P D~AY AND $1 0# N 13. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, ,SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1919. PRI . t . I v 11 1 1 1 S 55i r s luulltu ~,FIRST 'ENTAL FAILS RACERS ern Flyer, Lands First la Field; Statz Second ociated Press) Oct. 11.-First Lt. ard, piloting a DeHav- , leader of the west- the transcontinental ed at San Francisco , Y., at 1:12:07 o'clock, t Mayynard's actual )ss the continent was autes and 55 one-half rst Wes...…
…i Ii . I Vx t 3 1 r A SE R VI --------------- ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12,,1919.' PRICE 13l Y JUNIOR O E LLTS ARM ISTICE iuu 11'. IflIICINhILHtU'flhUSENIORS TO HOLD J f fb UO V I LA S LE TI NSWnFI_0_TOILE COPY NOW__ON" DISPLA Junior literary class nil VIIIEOH Election of officers will take" placen hedTedyafternoon 'resulted in ___ at a meeting of the senior literary n rig the naming of the following candli-LI W. W. ...…
…I A lie2 I' 1 0 I 4 DAY ANDP SEE. 10 _. _ : --- - ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1919. PRICE I , ll .11"! . .. I., I I RHODES SCHOLAR ELECTION, DEC. 23 i:0i I1fl0Appointient of the second Michigan A FRhodes scholar to be sent to Oxford university next year will be made at a postponed election to be held Tues- day, Dec. 23, according to Dean John R. Einger, a member of the state ~AI A(EE ENT WTH 'WILSON committee of appoi...…
…THE WEATHER FAIR AND COOLER *Mfr 43fl tilli ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIG~HT VIBE SERVICE VOL. XXIX. No: 74. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1919. NOTED WAR WORKER ORDLTO SPEAK FRIDA Y Miss Helen Fraser, the noted En- M E TR RST lish war worker, will speak at 8 o'clock Friday night in the auditorium TIMETOMOR OW athe i uralScience building. The latest information on schemes for so- cial and industrial relonstruction in England...…
…THE WEATHER TEMPERATURE NOT UCH HANGD I A6F t fiattx ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE PRICE THREE CENT VOL. XXIX. No. 112. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1919. 30 U.S. TREATIES PRESENTLEAGUE Of NATIONSIDEA BRYAN SUGGESTS LARGER VOTING POWER; MAINTENANCE Of MONROE DOCTRINE "GREATEST PEACE STEP IN THOUSAND YEARS" "Deliberation Before War, Reduction of Armaments, Open Diplomacy, Justify Our Support' BULLETIN (By Ass...…
…+0 'HE WEATHER CONTINUED FAIR TOD)AY LL Uloluriur AT YOUR DOo THREE TIMES A WEEK I VOL. X. No. 8. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1919. PRICE THREE C CHANGES MADE IN SUMMER SESSION LECTURE PROGAM, NEW FOLDERS ARE . PRINTED AND READY FOR DIS- TRIBUTION REGISTRATION NOW ABOV42,00 6MARK DEVEREUX COMPANY TO APPEAR JULY: 291 Total registration for. the Summer session has now passed the 2,000 mark. Exact figures, given out yesterd...…
…THE WEATHER CONTIN ED FAIR TODATf LL Ulnlurrinr AT YOUR DOOR THREE TIMES A WEEK . X No. 21 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1919 PRICE THREE CE WAR DEPARTMENT TO SLAS H PICES IN H.C.L.BA TTLE. GOVERN IENT TO COMBAT PRICES OF COMMERCIAL DEALERS FOOD PRICE DICTATOR ASKED IN NEW BILL House Committee Begins Considera- tion of Cold Storage Legis- lation LONDON POLICE THWART RED PLOT London, Aug. 11.-Seditious docu- ments were se...…
…u 743 " tj; L NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY- OF MICHIGAN ery morning except Monday during the Univer- Board in Control of Student Publications. BER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ted Press is exclusively entitled to the use for all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise paper and the local news published therein. ."-L .t the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second on by carrier or mail, $3.50. nn Arbor Press building, Maynard street...…
…ie use for :otherwise sein d as second s x. ..... Managing Editor o16 .Business Manager '38 .............News Editor .City Editor .Sports Editor ......Women's Editor Charles R. Osius, Jr. tardy Heth ............. Advertising Manager .Issue Manager .~Office Manager ... ..........PublicationMaager ...............Circulation Manager ..............Subscription Manager ..........Guillotine Editor Music )editor ......Literary Editor ....Exchange ...…
… iothing whatever about. Sentiment is e ashamed of. . For by sentiment man prayers of other men. answers Official Mich~i ng except Monday during the Univer- Control of Student .Publications. 'HE ASSOCIATED PRESS is exclusively entitled to the use for spatches credited to it or not otherwise the local news published therein. qe at Ann. Arbor, Michigan, as second Ain Arbor Press building, 'Maynard street. Business, 960; Editorial, 2414.. i...…
…TWO THF MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, A a AA.J alaa\si aaYa a " a.ra to aw a wrrw rvrrrr a OFFICIA, NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday dring the university year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. 'IEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Pressis exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited :n hie paper and also ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MA «, OWr di4iatt Batid OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday ing the university year by the Board in )ntrol of Student Publications. EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled. Pthe use for republication of all news dis- tches credited to it or not otherwise credited this paper- and also the local news pub- ;hed herein./ Entered...…
…THE WOLVERINE .__. ['C wolverine 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 y Subscription by carrier or mail, $1.oo Offices: Ann Arbor Press Building, Maynard Steet Phones: Business-96o; Editorial-2414 fice Hours: Managing Editor-i :o to 2 :oo o'clock eaiy except Saturday; Busin...…
…1 L W V L~ V L It 1 114 L -_ olverne e . OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE SUMMER SESSION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons Entered at the postoflice 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 fice Hours: Managing Editor-:oo to 2:oo o'clock daily except saturday...…
…j LL lLEN MICIA AST DOWMS AL-FRESH -"-s n Arbor high school won its third today by a score of 47 to 0, Port Huron high school. After . minutes of play the visitors pushed over their goal, for the touch-down. The performance repeated three times in the first with little effort for the local n. The second half saw no ge, Ann Arbor scoring four more Nine managers for interclass football teams have been tem- porarily appointed at the Ath- leti...…
…Y It was less than a foot from the line, of white ter And a couple of plays to go,j And the experts expertly said: "Good Night!" Here endeth the whole darn show." They slammed a wallop of wondrous might And the rooters rose to roar, re But when the old pigskin was brought ty to light til It was right where it was before.! the nd Again they slammed like a tidal wave cd As it wallops a rockbound shore, a But the goldarn pigskin wouldn't be- ful ...…
…ospects_,,for a successful track next season are good," said i Farrell, when interviewed day. "Although no official call ;e made for track men until after tmas, there 'are 45 men working ARLUU rimL ILIIL FUll SOPENER\ECEMBER 13 HILLSDALE - AND YPSI UNABLE TO PLAY TONIGHT TEAMX A: Much promise for the future. Moul- tirop, at forward, and Mason, who has been working at both center and forward, played the former position well. The lack of a ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY """'"' 2-1 1 MICH IGAN DEET ST. MAYSFIVE Wilson Instills Pep Among Team- Mates When Put in During Second Halft QUiNTET PLAYS BETTER GAME THAN AGAINST CUSTER TEAM Xarpus Star Basket Shooter for Wolverines, Scoring 12 ] Points St. Mary's college basketball teamx went down to defeat before the su- perior attack of the Michigan quintet by a scoie of 30 to 19 last night in Waterman gymnasium. The game was fast and some bits o...…
…PA THE MICHIGAN DAILY -- , _. c ; - --. -. ~ __.. . . __ _ -, - _ - -_ i ' .' - - ..... ,. ;r.., " " _ . . .. _ // . l.. e x c 3 t t r fGrl "fl""r t EMERY STARS IN ILLINOIS CONTEST Michigan Gridiron Sponsors Many Stars Since Games Arrival In 186 Suckers Puzzle Wolverines Cross Court Pass at Start of Game with RYCHENER SHOOTS 5 BASKETS; QUINTETS FIGHT TO FINISH Champaign, Ill., March 10.-Michi- gan's victory over Illinois by ...…
…THE WOLVERINE in Mortimer E. Cooley Advocates Study of Latin, Greek, and Humanities in Preparation For Entrance Into Scientific Professions (Editor's Note: The Wolverine prints today the first of two articles on edu- cational problems by Dean Mortimer E. Cooley, of the College of Engineer- ing and Architecture. Dr. Cooley fav- ors not only the continuance of the study of Latin and, Greek in prepara-r tory schools and universities, but also ...…
…THE WOLVERINE DI ILLINOISU TO INSTALL URSE FOR COACHES TODAY AND TOMORROW HARRY MOREYI BETTY And BLYTHE - in- "THE MAN WHO WON" BY CYROUS TOWNSEND BRADY Thursday and Friday CO NST A N C E TALMADGE IN "Happiness A LA Mode" A breezy, farcical comedy plus drama. x , TR OY 'AIL OP ED SOFT COL LARS FIT WELL-WASH EASILY Cluett, Peabody Co., Inc., Troy, N. Y. MAJESTIC MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA Nightly-All Shows Sunda Aug 13-14-Vivian Marti in "You Ne...…
…, I PPERCLASSMEN CALLS FOR SHOW OF LOYALTY TO UNIVER- SITY IN GYMNASIUM s to teaching positions have re- y been made by the educational rtment of the University. partial list of the students so ed is as follows: Clarence I. es,' '16, Escanaba; Mary Edith '19, Mount Pleasant; Margaret 3, '19, and Margaret Atkinson, '19, :pelier, O.; Lois Parker, '19, iwell; Stanley Borucki, '17, Ames, William C. Weltmann, '18, IHart; . Weltmann, St. Joseph; G...…
…WOULDN'T Of Interest to University Women 1 0,; nguished JUST heartbreaking f IF you ia'. Chal- ,', 'Ti Vorking for the education and ad- cement of her people, Dr. Kahn established a chain of hospitals China during the past few years. has also won recognition through work as a physician and -surgeon China. [ con'sider Dr. Kahn as one of the st brilliant, women ever graduat- from the University," is the opin- ,of P.rofessor Thomas C. Tr...…
… I. ide c Tree at Community House rd of directors of the Com- deration met Thursday and have a Christmas tree for unity house this year. Mrs. head of the Community d there will be- Christmas for the members. jtm + NUL I 7 |iIU WKII REASONS FOR ROOMING HOUSE Girls interested in dressing dolls or CHARES DURING VACATION making hand painted tray cards for; COARGES WRIER Y. W. C. A. Christmas activities willT _B- please call at Newberry .hall fo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY JAY SERICES IN AN AUO CHURCHES Subject, "Faith In God." * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Presbyterian Church, Rev. L. A. Bar- rett, Pastor 10:30 o'clock - Sermon. Subject, "Fundamental Life Principles as Il. lustrated in the Career of Theodore Roosevelt." Congregational Church, Reil. Lloyd Douglass, Pastor 10:30 o'clock - Sermon. Subject, "Organs of the Soul." Methodist Church, Rev. Arthur W. Stalker, Pastor. 10:30 o'clo...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAIL Y WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1919. I News From The Other Colleges I Minjiesota - Sophomore girls are lanning a- big program for a vaude- lle to- be given for the support of a ar orphan. The performance is to )nsist of a movie and vaudeville fterward. Purdue- The prom committee at M AJESTCI MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA Nightly-All S :ws Sunday LAST TIMES TODAY Mabel Normand "M ICKEY" Purdue is offering a prize for the best dance ...…
…INE W" v £ J___, pa*~p pa-i- 7~ L -f -- I. 'THE FLIRTS' BILLY WEST Wm r I rr wNV rsw / I In Person in Connection With c I'oo LI A Five-Reel Comedy Ford Sterling -Marie Prevost Ben Turpin Ever I he Funniest Picture ade shows at 2, 3:30, 7, and 8:30 ATINEES -- All Seats 25c. NIGHTS -- Lower Floor. 50c; 1st Balcony 35c; Upper Balcony 25c _ ., _ _ - …
…THE WOLVERINE [AT'S GOING ON August 12 -The Duties of Sappers in Prof. A. H. Lovell. -The President, the Senate and reaty, Prof. J. R. Hayden. August 13 -Concert. Faculty of the Uni- y School of Music (Hill audi- -The Political Situation in ARTIST, SCOR ED BY WORLD UNTIL HE WENT MAD, DIES New York, Aug. 11.--Ralph Albert Blakelock, 72, the painter whosege- nius was not recognized until after the impairment of his reason put an end to his pr...…
…ASSEMBLY PLAN'S EUUU I membership wi i iOW IINS s, Iowa Aggies Hold Open House 3.. "An open house such as h s never of been seen before," was the slogan r adopted by Iowa State for the big te celebration which took place last t- night. Side-shows and "movies" were the attractions presented, each depart- o ment having its own exhibition. n- -- d, Have you subscribed for the Daily? Y- Subscribe to the Michigan Daily. ry Amateur e your Fi...…
…91 A' °I isfied that he had made the world think that he Y/ad jilted Millicent for Tessa,.he had the marriage annulled,' and tried to forget about his wife of e a few short weeks. But he found itl 'difficult to carry out this resolve. THE MAJESTIC two star o ng Oliv e Arcad "A Very Good Young Man" is the name of Bryant Washburn's latest, - Paramount picture which will be - shown at the Majestic today and to- - 1 morrow. In this product...…
…11 - Wit "'Ill 'homas in "The harlie Chaplin in Ret. ) Rogers in "Ju- ly, "His Master's ogue b~ Detroit _ Thurs-Fri. 11-12-All-star cast "Break the News to Mother," with a two-reel comnedy. SPECIAL-THE DARLING QUARTETTE SunMon. 14-13-All-star cast in "The 13th Chair," with a colored review and comedy. Tues-Wed. 16- 17-William Russell in "Eastward Ho," with a monkey ocmedy and kinogram weekly. VAUDEVILLE Thurs-Fri-Sat. 18-19-20.-Seyen-reel s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Use the Daily to reach the students. Those who advertise in The Mich- Four thousand students read it every igan Daily cater to ALL Michigan morning.-Adv. students.-Adv. y WHITNEY THEATRE FRIDAY JAN. 24 IMiss arrymore" positibel y sparkles; a delight; the Carton comedy the Frohman Comyany superb." CHARLES FROHMAN Presents A Pied Galley "EAT" TRADE FLUCTUATES SINCE PASSING OF S. A. T. C. When he "comes back" be su...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL__ PA studen Dat se who advertise in The Mich- Daily cater to ALL Michigan nts.-Adv. ly want ads bring results. jTHE MICHIGAN DAILY I I Come On Dad "THE OPERA OF OPERAS" IPLACE ORDERSI Below is a continued list of the new sits the second semester. Additiona the names of all the new students areE MICHIGAN DA NOW For JHop Cal I2700 Rates Reasonable and TOp Service INDEPENDENT TAXI CO. Peterson, William S, '22, 207 Pet...…
… fENGL ISiH CRITICIZE i -WAnrru n~a 'nx CLOIi-TROTTING UZECHIS WILL VISIT WASHINGTON San Diego, Cal., July 11. - The L000 Czecho-Slovak soldiers who ar- rived here a week ago from Viladi- vostok and have been guests at Camp Kearney, were ready to leave today! for the east en route to their homes; in Europe. The veterans of the Rus- sian and Siberian campaigns will, goi first to Washington and after a review in that city, will embark at Newpo...…
…THE MICHIGAN E a J 'Iwforn + I rest to University Women WHITNEY. T H E AT ._. , D' Campus News YEAR' a PROS-J 'l business ighter than >rdikg to a mess man- 101 L ~, .01 , --.'. Daily output is -°3,000 ach approximately all ents enrolled. Twenty- these papers are dis- and 500 foieign. Of\ ) are read by pupils which serves to/adver- ity and sows the seed ig; fifty are exchafiges ges. Besides the sub- reater part of the inT- ...…
…SI 4' String or a Grand Piano an Equal Welcome t to buy a piano or a violin string--"no matter are glad to see you. It gives us a chance to ROTARIANS T UNION UNITY AND GOOD FEFLLOWSHIP TOPICS OF AFTER DINNER" SPEAKERS Sick Service Men Recelve Apples Detroit, Nov. 11.-The Internation- al Apple Shippers' association has sent large quantities of apples to con- valescent soldiers, sailors and ma- rines who are in service hospitals. The movemen...…
…/_ 8:00-Unitarian guild party In Whitney theater. 8:00-"Red Feather" opera in Whitney theater. 8:00-Lutheran students' party in Lane hail 8:00-Swimming meet with D. A. C. at city "Y." ....-.- ier's studio. honor of Dr. iptist church. Atia dinner meets SATURDAY 7:30-Varsity basketball game. Mich- igan vs. Kalamazoo College in Wat- ermahn gymnas um. 7:30-Bayonne, . ., club meets in Lane hall. 7:30-Student Volunteers meet In Lane hall. Dr. L...…
…Oi THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDA 1;1 04 'aden Honored by roix de Guerre I FOR LIBERTY WHAT'S GOING ON I 1 -i Word has been received that Ser- geant Pilot David S. Paden, '19E, has been given the Croix de Guerre for shooting down three German planes in flames shortly before the armistice was signed. Paden enlisted in the American am- bulance' service early in April, 1917, and landed at Bordeaux on May 20. After driving his ambulance o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1919. _ __ _ MICHI6ANENSIAN STAFF -SELECTIONSANNOUNCEH WAR CAUSES APPOINTMENT OF MANY WOMEN; EXTRA COPIES ARRANGED FOR MOTREHBTSET UP IN ENGINEERING BKG EVERY PART FROM CARBURETOR TO COMPLETE ENGINE REPRESENTED The 1919 Michiganensian staff has been appointed by the managing edi- tor, Charles R. 9sius, Jr., '20. For' the first time there are as many wom- en as men on the staff, necessitated by the ...…
…TH WOLVE INE GEs MADE IN LUEPROGRM 8 p. m.-Some Phases of War Sur- gery, Dr. J. F. Breakey. INE ontinued from Page One) oad to Detroit, andl steamer to lo. -Edwin M. Stanton, secretary var, Prof. E. S. Corwin, of eton university. Reading, Halm's Ingomar, the arian, Prof. T. C. Trueblood versity hall). July 21 .-"The Origin of Variation, a amental Problem of Organic Ev- on,' Prof. Bradly M. Hall, of rniversity of Pennsylvania. July 22 -...…
…the redwood lumber t, will be the feature today, Monday and ings begin to happen when W'al-I Reid, playing the part of the1 of an old pioneer, discovers that valley of towering redwoods sac- o him and his father because it .e burial place of his mother, is t to be stripped of its treasure of! e final battle staged with his en- s is carried on in characteristic style, resulting in defeat for the ping intruders and a charming for the pioneer's ...…
…~.U1111UIU111* uu i s * Uu VE. JOHNiSON, '20, A.ND R. J. I I i" l of the Room 1)NE , 12Z, UNABLE TO SERVE CLASSES Editor, The Michigan Daily:- I wish to announce my withdrawal' from the race for the office of pres- :dent of the class of 1920 on the grcjunds. that I am already undertak- ing considerable responsibility and mny further addition that would be incurred were I by any chance elect- ed would impair my ability to sat- isfactori...…
