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…t THE WEATHER FAIR AND COLDER TODAY <Y Sf ir i ~Iaiti ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXXII. No. 78 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS _ _ r S WILL BE REOPENED' FOR THREEWEEKS NOTHING OF SUFFICIENT VALUE FOUND IN THOSE SUBMITTED TO WARRANT DECISION INCREASE FIRST PRIZE TO $75;SECOND TO $25 Dramatic Interest, Originality and Better Handling Most Needed After a careful examination of the plo...…

…r tr tpa ha A R 4 1DAY ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1922 T11 JUNIORS EXPECT LARGE AUDIENCE Judging from the sale of Junior Girls' play tickets at the box office of Hill auditorium, large audiences will attend all three performances. The remaining tickets, including some good seats, will be on sale all this week at Graham's bookstore. The costume committee is working out some attractive costumes for choruses giving special att...…

…/ 04 j t "5oi a PRE! DAY AND XIG SERT]+ ooI . . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1922 PRICE ES A RESHMEN IN TUG 22, H CoeStersAnnualVNTYNEASERTS At Unon Tnigh x Field Jieet T oda Senior engineers will step to the University foresters will bald their music of George Rogers' orchestra at annual field met this afternoon and their annual dance to be given in the rth main dining room of the Union from First Production of Play in Aeria ...…

…Amw (D 4 r 'ummrr LY THUNDElf ERS TODAY C xt l ASSOCIATI PRESS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE i -.i No. 17 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN; WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1922 PRICE F i OPERATIONS AS -,DEAN CABOT N EMPHASIZES NEED FOR 'ONSIDERATION OF NECES- SITY AND RISK TLkINES FIFTY YEARS' R~OGRESS IN SURGERY ses Care in Choosing of Surgeon as an Essential, Generally Overlooked Students On Detroit Excursion' Trip Will See Huge Industrial Plants we used the ...…

…I u h # ixmmP rl .4 I THE WEATHER UNSETTLED TODAY t toaYi :43 tt t I ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XIII. No 44 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1922 PRICE 11V N PLAY PRODUCTION, CLASS PRESENTS "THE RIVALIS' EWBANK AS CAPT. ABSOLUTE, AN RILEY AS THOMAS, RECEIVE PRAISE STREAKS OF FINE ACT- ING ARE IN EVIDENCI Staging and Costuming Above Aver age; Play Ilas Many Difficul- ties For Amateurs (By Jack Br1iscoe)...…

…__ . AND COOLER TODAY I IWe Sfr it an. ~ait T Y FRCR O SS C O UISU A I VOL. XXXIII. 'No. 16 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1922 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS OT IGHT WAITS REULATWN BILL SENTIMENT IN BOTH HOUSES SAID TO OPPOSE MEASURE CHANGES EXPECTED TO FOLLOW PUBLIC HEARING jointI Resolution Asks Harding's ,Good Offiees in Lowering Price of Anthracite (By, Associated Press) Lansing, Mich., Oct. 11.-...…

…THE WEATHER PROBABLY SHOWERS TODAY Y it ttl . I Secti ' One ;: ,. - PRICE FIVE VOL. XXXTII. No. 43 ILLINI CONQUER BADGERS 3 TO- 0 IN BITTER FIGHT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1922 PRICE FIVE _ f Vulcans To Test Eleven Tomorrow CLARK'S FIELD GOAL SCORE OF FIERCE STRUGGLE SOLE Eleven men will attempt to prove themselves worthy of becoming mem- bers of the ancient order oi Vulcans, honorary senior engineering socie...…

…THEWEATHER RAIN o. 67 AGSOW T VOL. XXXIII. No. 67 ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1922 GIVE SOME KIDDIE A CHRISTMAS PRICE FIVE CEN'T Approval of a plan whereby anoth- er football game may be added to Michigan's schedule was passed by the Senate council in its meeting held yesterday in the office of President Marion L. Burton. Prof. Ralph Aigler, chairman of the Board in Control of Athletics, gave an extensive report of the actions o...…

…4r Mtir tgan 4:atily SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1922 The Twain, East and West, Meet At the Cosmopolitan Club (By Delbert Clark) ers. who are banded together for the students, who come from countries especially among American born stu- Nipponese and Chinese, American purpose of having an enjoyable so- whose educational opportunities are dents, to be asked to join, as it is, in and Indian, South African and South cial...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, s Ullit £irIti* n Dat OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published 'every morning except Monday durin'tho Waiver. sity year by the Beard in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Pre.. is exclusively entitled to thee.se for republication of all news datches credted to it or not oterwise credited in thi20ape and t local news published therein. ,Zutered at the...…

… hell qatitled to the use ir redlte4. to it or not otherwise mews published tereL Arbor. Mihigam, as second ng, Maynard Street. 1,8414. o words, if signed, the signa- Sbut asan evidence of fath, No manuscript WU sentiments expressed have nothi? Wg'*htever to do -with the editorial page. Mtter suited to editorial comment is bfotht, up at rgularly conducted neetings of an dditcfrial board 6f eight men every afternoon. In these meetings, quest...…

…m Fa5, asI e~s4 Stt A~ the, si r"- _.c as a- a: U ,y V saily endorse the sentiments expressed 'RIAL STAFF phone 2414 ,......BRrWSTFR P. CAMPBELL . .............Joseph A. Bernstein ....................James B. Young of the Festival, and not to broadcast any of the concerts. The action of the School of Music authorities appears foolish, yet the same motives have appar- ently prompted, them that prompted many artists to refrain from makin...…

…0u11 13 ttYt g L NEWSPAPER OF THE SUMMER SESSION OF THER~ UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN shed every morning except Monday during the Summer the Board in Control of Studen~t Publications. M(EMBER 0OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Lssociated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- mof all news dispatches credited to it or otherwise a~ this paper and the local news published' therein. ed at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second tion by carr...…

…PAGE TWO THL SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, xfOunt 'umtr 1id~tgin 43ttt1 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OFTHE SUMMER SESSION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- publication of all news dispatches credited to it or otherwise credited in th...…

…1£iA1 L. : Y 11 .'1&J f...DA.1.1 , LLLU I lilU UIJ IIIU I U FLASH VANERILT RETUR NSSATURDAY BAND AND YELLMASTERS WILL LE) ROOTES I SONGS AND CHEERS TO GIVE RESULTS ON MINIATURE GRIDIRON Board of Regents Grant Use of Hill Auditorium; Admission to be Charged Announcement that the Varsity band and cheerleaders will be in Hill aditorium Saturday afternoon to lead the students in songs and cheers as the play by play returns from the Van- derbilt...…

…THE MICHIGAN .DAILY Studeits Will Show niversity Pohins of Interst to Vs- htrs l NE'W SYSTEM TO BE PUT' INTo OPERATiON IN iNEAR FUTURE A campus guide system by which visitors may be shown over the cam- wis by student guides employed by the University for this purpose, and which will be under the direction of Robert Q. Angell, assistant to the Dean of ,tudents, has been initiated and will go into complete operation as soon as possible. In acc...…

…ui i *xcep at- - . Building Excevations Remnants of an ancient peat bog timated to be more than'50,000 years d have been discovered in the ex- of peat were washed into the gravel forming the bed of.the glacier, where they remained for thousands of years cavation for the new literary build- until the steam shovel again brought ing. None of the fragments discover- them to light. ed are large, while most of them are exceedingly small. Neverthe...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1922 proof, and has a fascination that must an air current in some level that is .P'ssi iliies of ar rav l e experienced t be appreciated. To blowing in the direction of his destin- be "up in the cloud" will soon be- atioa Possiiities or ir Trave :m: == n-'''re "' s come a commonplace. Common sense The expert aeronaut may be forced (Continued from Page 1) enthusiasts in this country, and is of in b...…

…JANUARY 12, 1922 THE MICHICA4 DAILY Engagement Announced I cently made at Marshall by Miss Ab- Announcement of the engagement of bott's parents. Miss Abbott met Senor Elsie Abbott, '19, former resident of } Colon last year while teaching in Ann Arbor, to Senor Carmello Jose Porto Rico. Her fiance is known in Colon, of Aribo, Porto Rico, was re- Porto Rico as the 'sugar king." L: For your - Sunday Evening Lunch Try 709 N. UNIVERSITY AV...…

…"o w"" never played a waltz during the four years he had been in the Union Or- n Union Party chestra. One encore would have Casion been a bigger fraction of the music than my partner and I were of the Daily: crowd, so I withdrew my request and ce. May I tell we went home. ned as follows: Dances Much Changed ent I used to I am not prone to lament the pleas- I even helped ures of youth, and I shall not try to s of the grad- ,reverse the process ...…

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…rich, anadblatanlt, aninfu tense - in brief, obsct ne. Ennui. Ennui. Ennui. of pre-I Fwd at summer school this As me with. it' overpower- ity,'and I find myself inca- any sustained or Interested ,ver have I ,been so depress- rn outft. It is worse than 1.ompany in . the armay. auine,'myself Ito brief, notes news" Sked carefully through "The1 ganst CMiiliation" (S crib- Lothrop Stddard,'and l thing 'filled with ;all the' atrines of ra profound...…

…SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1922 THE SUMMER MICHIGANM fATTI. Y PAGE THR ' ^ - -va ava-i L!'f L 1- r vr.a u 'rrn F THE CRITICG RITIGIED ALUMINA TAKES ISSUE WITH LEE O'JAXII ON ADVERSE "MELTING POT" ARTICLE Editor, The Summer Michigan Daily: After the much discussed article by Mr. Lee O'Jayh in Friday's Daily, I want to take this opportunity of dis- agreeing with him in his criticism of the presentation of the "Melting Pot" by the play production c...…

…of his eneytpternof the AT]I caLiks in thl-e sole «r hisbo. sait pa3st-time. ,d(oll"t von thinkl ? -~ - - - .1 I Pies TAE 7W MN ggaeot MssMaieTabre'cn '., 00 ad :O0}.-AdC31 _______l'i ia i~hli. I 0 (>oge i. UI~C1(, - ________________________________ {, Appl])icat_~oionsfor mi)Cmbershlip iu Masue souh(I be left ill the iboX br"i thait ?purpose inl the(,office oftheas- sis~.tnt deanl of womn. All11. name ls1 must be1'' llP'-";i .i.n'ily i...…

… 1 01 1IU IL IUIIL JIGS AND DA NCES Masques Will Present "Thc Knight of The Burning Pestle" Nev. 22 PIROU'. J. RALEIG9 l NELSON 11IL1A hAV E ICHARGE OF PRIODUVTI ION With the jigs, morris and circs e dances of the days when "Bonny Bees" and the Waits of Southwark who sing the old ballads .of the original play, "The Knight of The Burning Pestle" will be given by Masques Wednesday Wiom en Gymnasium class work for all wom- en will be transferred...…

…men's league .booth in University hal or at the office of Dean Jean Hamil- M omenton, in order that they may be reached by the Women's league and invited to - - take part in the activities of Christmas vacation. Blue books for signing, up Deceinlwr pledges for life mebr have, been placed. at the league 1)ooth ship in the Women's league are now, in University hall and In the dean's duve. Several pledges have been{ office. carried over from last...…

…SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE 3 Political Reforms on the Campus A. Communication Editor, The Sunday Magazine. illegal methods. Such votes could be The system of counting the ballots election. The Student Council might cast out. could be revised to advantage. The appoint seven State Street merchants During the past two years there havehee .casti criticiss Another familiar abuse is the dead- counting of the votes is now d...…

…THE IVl'7CHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY ' 'i '. r. .} t . " O ' ,, . .." .. . ,: . ., ..+ . , r, .. .'. ._. . . a i : "; : , "n"' . 'r e" 'f I .' i . t" DM .i, G a E 'I . - - - - - - P ; ' awkawwwwerw+rww.rur.r..r nvr.r .. SOPIT LIT HOCKEY NOTICE All soph lits interested in class hockey call Masters before Fri- day. Entries must be in by that time. Phone 2384-M. Patronize our Advertisers.--Adv DOUBLES TITLE TO DUNAKIN AND ZOOK In a match...…

…''""'"""""" I by Us t Quality which is the Result of Good Tailoring. J i , , ' , ; ' ; , # ! ' !'' C ; ,. No matter how well you like a piece of suiting, remember that it will have to have, style and fit before becoming the suit that you would like to wear. We now have our, new Spring Suit- ings in all the new lors. Come in and see them, and our latest style BROUWER TALKS ON EUROPE'S SCHOOLS Prof. H. A. Brouwer, exchange professor of geol...…

…\ Op 7 T i I f M1 Mi i L1L\ & VARSITY ETRINS2 Fisher Takes Squad of 14 Men Along to Battle with Buckeyes at Columbus DIXON AND COTTER WILL BE OPPOSING MOUNDSMEN Michigan's Varsity baseball team will leavenat 5 o'clock this afternoon on the Ann Arbor railroad, for Col- umbus where it will play its fifth Conference game of the season against Ohio State tomorrow afternoon. Fourteen Men on Trip Coach Ray Fisher is taking 14 men on the trip. He wi...…

… 1 I 11 kj ..%-J v V11 \ ,..4 iversity Paleontologist After Prehistoric loropus SWHAT'S GOING N I r ence, Kan., July 11. - H. T.1 curator of paleontology'at the" sity of Kansas, is now encamped Agate Springs Quarry, Agate s, Neb., on. a six weeks' hunt- p. What the spoils from the trip is not yet determined, althougli rtin insists that he may return everal rhinroceroses, deer, and ,f all, a humped back moropu moropus is the real object ...…

…PAGE 'OUR THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1929 PAGEFOURSATUDAYAUGUT 12 192 .......... CLASS PRESENTS " THE RIVALS " (Contiuued from Page One) have been selected for this has many difficulties for the amateur which were not entirely overcome. No fault could be found with the staging which was better than is us- ually seen on the amateur stage. The many scenes were quickly changed and the sets although not pretentious, gained...…

… ,:. OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en. titled to the use for republicatiot of all news dispatches credited to it or not other- wi;;e credited in this paper and the local news published therein. intereA at the postoffice at ...…

…1 f'i t, ICHIG DA!LU f main one for which he is present. When this occurs in community after community, it; naturally exerts a tre- I ROLL V JEDITORIAL COMMENTI )FFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ublished every morning except Monday ing the University year .by the Board in itrol of Student Publications., rember of Western Conference Editorial ociation. LAST EDITION OF E wes Associated Press is exclusively en- to the u...…

…Yss i- . . . . . .. , , ,., . .:. ..,. :..:w.. ,.; TREA;.T THlE XLDDIES. IThe children are the ones who real-' -________________--- ly enjoy Christmas. University stu- OFFICIL TE1YS1APER OF II 'dents have long since forgotten the. UNIVERtSITY OF 3.HCII WAS .Joys of believing in "Santa Claus" and: t'ublishrd eve!y imorning except Mondav pondering reverently and almost wor- Cotntheo 5Uniers iy year the Ildid shipingly over a Christmas tree. ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1922 A Letter Froupon the abundance of fruits and vge 1 tables. They are appallingly lazy. Everything lives and grows easily; (By Marion Kerr) lessor to receive an appointment as there are thousands of different spe- Professor or assistant in mineralogy ties of plants and animals. There is!9 or geology in an American provincial no suc thing as hurry and rush our consciousness like loose leaves univ...…

…12, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY CHICAGO TRACK TEAM MAKES TRIP. TO, JAPAN! MAROON COACH CONFIDENT THAT bQUAD WILL BEI 1 BArE (By Associated Press) Chicago, J a .ui.-vhe University of Unicago tract team, wicn will go to Japan this spring, while tar beLLtr than tne team o Loi, neeus mwn practice. Tne outstanding star of the team is Captain ttunion,'winner of te 'U" in fooLOail, wno wil be a pont winner in te snotput. 'ne nurdiers rate next in thei...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAI Y Aspo J:). :9: t~ NO ----------- glog"All 01 i ol I III .01*mMolo "N No RE5TLINS TEAM W A '. BE LOSE BOUTS I Teams of THROWS HIS KECIHNIE DRAWS >lnation wrestling th the Detroit Ath-f ght resulted in the ig the wrestiling ng the boxing meet the crowd of 500 1 pleased with the go on were the wrestlers. aggressive 115 pounder, t Borsits of D. A. C. in the, 3oth men were exceedingly lever with Borsits holding ,vantage...…

… 7 points, right an in motion; 2 for Line] ce will . be rnoon with aal football was intro-] year. More to compete will be run on on Fer- Falling on ball, 10 points. Throw' ball so plaker will fall on it from both left and right sides. Also fall on dead ball; 3 trials. Kickoff, 5 points. Over 60 yards 2 1-2 points; over 50 yards 2 points; over 40 yards 1 point; under 40 yards 0. Subtraction for accuracy 5 yards from length of kick for mis...…

…Ih Dib I ti BULL :FFEGTIYE IN 1923 in Ann Arbor this fall and will be en- tertained by the club during his stay here. It is also expected that Mr. Mas- selink, vice president of the Ferris in- stitute, will be entertained here some time this fall. All former Ferris Institute members are requested to get in touch with the secretary of the organization immedi- ately. Michigan Meln Will Not Be Barred This Fall By Recent Law On Eligibility ALL A...…

…THE MiCHIGAN DAILY STARTING SUNDAY The Most Glitt ri Hit I Come alci ii H ERE is the them all! greatest Valentino love-drama of With Rodoiph first as a virile American college athlete, then as a gorgeous Prince of India braving death for the charming Yankee girl he loves. A story that sweeps you from New York's glit- tering ballrooms into the ageless mystery and passions of the Orient. Produced on a sumptuous scale, with and co...…

…IZ. 1VI1t,,rliA1 iL JAIL X ..w.... 111111111LII fll Tlh 1flh KANSAS CITY SET FO R EC. q w "CAJA[OWRNE Vision Of ]M4adern Generation Nn ti m I"'ESERF D E.I SOON HEADY [OR PRESS Good As That Of AncestorsE IS Graduates, former students, and pe c 0 PS_______________ ent undergraduates of Big Ten schools are invited to attend a holiday Office a One of the questions which is often objects at a distance, has not mater7 inner dance in Kansas City. M...…

…SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Chimes--A Criticism (By G. n. E.) a number of articles in the issue were said, had a decent cover. The art more than half bad. True, there was distinctly worth while. But before work on it was none too well done, a wretched article by that illiterate Some time ago, in a iational putl taking up the February number in de- but there was a flash of color and life scoundrel and enemy of all honest,...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUTARY1 DENTAL AD0iTION READY NEXT FALL Increased Capacity Makes Admission of Out State Students Again Possible. UNSURPASSED EQUIPMENT TO PUTT SCHOOL IN FRONT RANK "The Dental College has gotten to a place where It cannot take care of the students from Michigan alone." a~ etes Dean Marcus L. Ward. of the Colle're of Dental Surzery. in comn- --+n on the addition to the Dental hui'dinq. "The bu~lrn will en'nh'....…

… d was always in t His height allowed hi all off the backboa Lso a good dribbler a t on the floor. He w ball when none of t is Alay regularly he was a capable sub- stitute and will be an addition next year if he plays, however he is in the Medical school and he says that he will be unable to be out again next season. Fresh Squad Looks Good The freshman squad this year will furnish some capable substitutes while several men in school who were...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY N BOOK The book will be placed on sale at the last baseball game of the season and will be sold during Commence- ment week. FESTIVAL NOTES R IN adapted to the words of this writer's "La Vita Nuova." The May Festival programs this year have been worked up by Mr. Moore in collaboration with Frederick' Stock, of the Chicago Symphony or- chestra. They have necessitated a huge amount of work, especially with relation to the...…

…. .. , No" awl" Sy 1 ." 9 4] p 3 P a. i ;. t P k r Y ^ J , r + , j7 1 . +" ! Dui! { -Rx nib =Y ,; i P J ' pia T ' 1 p g " b "a ,. a -az x.s,,. . ,_, r.- ..r ,. vrsso-^ .: r- k .mod . ®. , ,: ARMY P1NrJGGRIP Y1FAR RAAD: INOVER TIAXSA TIEER' ', ' NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL CHANCES PPEAR BRIGHT COACH ROCK''E HAS WE~ALTHL OF IMATE~RIAL INCLUD1ING YVET- ERAN BACKS That Notre Dome will have a grid- iron machine as representative as those that ha...…

… ate/'' ~ ' WS ITY LILW(Y 1 TO, DOWN RES-ERVES: AN0f'RE&IilEN BY TWO FIELD o Asi ore Thr(Ild S ans ae r time to nail the Varsity men carry.- Oppolifli ;Scrubs on 'reap Yard' 1 tbinhal. Jileas Gain Endsawson, fDay aiid Benson were ftfe -~ uinaries on the Rese'i~ve outfit. ithe SYIW2USE, UNDER NEW COACH, IS HAVING REMARKABLE son. Although three of this year'31 Backfield men. will graduate. next, June,7 Meehan hag a wealth of backfield...…

…£ £~i1~ ~l~kX1IksLXI UtM~ ~ aL SIT S ° ouum, X77 PROSP INFORMAL.,TANK TEl1 Chidago, Northiwestern, Big Ten 1'ead- HIS, io State, M.A. Vil Be 11et VETERtAN MATERIAL ASSURES 1"011'ET:;?L MICHIGAN SQUAD) M1'ichigan's first' Varsity swimming team will gqt under way with a bigI splash immediately at the close of the Christmas holidays. Ready at last to enter Conferencel competition after four years of infor- mal existence the Wolverine ...…

…* THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1922 Huxley has strung them together well, read him have three fine books in and he himself dominates the story. store for them. "Limbo" is a collec- Aoo snand A t ors He performs a whole series of tricks. tion of short stories, "Leda" is prob all quite successfully, and all without ably the most original books of poe- "°CROMiE YELLOW" Amiazon-like and rather terrible in seeming consciously to be...…