…LDER I Ar A6F -Ak 000eel AWfltr ASSOCIAI DAY;AEDI NIGHT l9 '1TCN ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1922 PRIOR :B BONUS TION STILL T IN DOUBTI -Hop Chimes freaks Sales Records And Offers Well- Written Articles COMMITTEES [LL HARDING VIEWS MARRING GIVES' NT DEFINITELY T TAX PROGRAM osals Discussed by Men or of inclusion in Tax Bill n, Feb. 15.-The soldier on was tonight still very Congress was without any official. word ...…
…day dwriscg wtheIv ar eat Publicatios. rI RESS entitled to the me ler d t t as thow published thereab. or, michian. as emoved at An nara street. Daily does not necessarily endorse the sentments - a the commuiniaitonls. EDITORIAL STAFF Telephone 5414 NG ZDITOR .......... BREWSTER P. CAMPBELL t... ......Joseph A. Bernstein ................ f,. e. i-- ig CityEditor .............. ................. . B. Young itors- R. . AdamsG. P. Oveto "hn P....…
…EVER" YOU AN OPPORTUNITY ed number of vacancies in our sales force oking for a position it will pay you to m are "Wear-Ever" aluminum equipments are sold direct to ames by our demonstration appointment plan, which iminates canvassing. Under present economical conditions our men are aver- ging $77.85 per week in commissions. For interview call for Mr. Wardwell at Allenel Hotel, riday A. M. --Mmmwmmmm ODAK FINISHING Our prints are made on ...…
…_ ~ - - A, A& . . . t ' , oks bought and sold ity Bookstore.-Adv. hand Books bought and sold University Bookstore.-Adv. -(6 WHERE DO WE 00 FROM HERE BOYS? Wherever you go you will be better off mentally and physically, after a game' of Pocket or Carom Bnl- liards. The Craftsmen are giving a Wash- ington birthday party at Barbour Gym- nasium, Tuesday night, Feb. 21. All Master Masons are invited. Please.pro- cure tickets from members or...…
…IT TR AND LOSES IN TWO Michigan broke even ; in her two1 hockey games with Wisconsin and No- tre Dame, defeating Wisconsin 6-3, and losing to Notre Dame in an over-] time game by 7-4. The condition ofl the ice at Wisconsin was bad, slowingE up the game, and also injuring Michi- gan's fine teamwork which had been] her big factor before. At Notre Dame, the game was a nip and tuck affair from start to finish. Michigan's teamwork was better than...…
….l To Users rary :e results from the appeal to users of the open reference )f the Library that was issued xnan W. W. Bishop two weeks reported by the official cata- of the building. The growing reference privileges by a few marked chiefly by careless- -eturning books to the shelves; e report of the Librarian ne- niber of books have already turned, some of which had y been decided upon as lost. r the reading rooms, but also )partments 'of the...…
…usual '9 IJUNIOR PLAY "o m"Opw".40' yt [1 girls wishing to borrow money a 'the University loan funds for en should see Dean Myra B. Jor- at once. [asses in rifle shooting will begin week. The periods are: From 1:30 4:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoons, from 7 to 9 o'clock Wednesday sings. All girls who signed up for Aice should report at the Arm- at one of these hours. 11 girls who wish to work in the th in University hall are requested ign up...…
…BULLETIN AUVI I 'tONAL SPORTSI THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1922 Number 96 Students: is requested that all students who have changed their address since it semseter call at the office of the Dean of Students, Room 2, Univer- all, and il out a Change of Address card. J. A. BURSLEY, Dean of Students. esidents of Student Organizations: '' le attention of the Presidents of the various student organizations is to a letter sent to them about Jan. 16...…
…I k of 00 2J, iAau F. ) 00 - . _ _. t . . .. ..." ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, THURRBDAY MARCH 1 .1922 4 t . -" , . . . +.w . . +. w~fsa a~iiws i~y ip(fi - . . . i Character Portrayal Contributes To Success Of Players Club Production "Ui FIRE .,. . PRO2P- [IAN l PERSONS ARE ADE IDLE BY BLAZE rney, Declares to Incend- I~f (By Delbert Clarrk Unusually accurate character por- trayal, good scenic effects, 'and care- ful coaching co...…
…entitled to the use for ed to it or not otherwise s published therein. bor. iahign.aSemnd ard Street. "ords, if signed, the sig- it as an evidence of faith, ill receive no consideration. No manuscript will ithe writer incloses postage. a not necessarily endorse the sentiments expressed tions. EDITORIAL STAFF Telephone 2414 ITOR....... BREWSTER P. CAMPBELL . . . ............Joseph A. Bernstein ..................................Paul W atel to...…
… it, ALTH 8 Freshmen Elected to Glee Club The Freshman Girls' Glee club elected the three following new mem- bers at a meeting held Monday after- noon: Geraldine S. Truscott, Edna E. Kadow, and Charlotte Harrison. U an., 2850-M or, 1886-M arbor, 1886-M ., 1719-R 1508-J inn., 2545-M Ludington, 2309-W Vanton, 2174-R Hillsdale, 410-W. h. Hulburton, N. Y., 278-W, 2R ,oe. Pequaming, 981-W rson. E. Chicago, Ind., 1676 The University is not ...…
… i 4 * ". ,' '" ' . ' ... VI D FIRST MICH-' working hard with k proteges in pre- al telegraphic meet Saturday, the first igan. Never before history of the Uni- been held without ent, and naturally eing centered upon t. Upon its suc- iture here. cults at Once lch is used in hold- meet is indeed un- 1 is allowed to en- n each of the events times of the first and instead of wir- >on aS the event is e held over and sent the outcome of the w...…
…to any ot play rs otl dist- e for Coach Farrell following the com- ion of the trial heats at the gym- uum early this week. It is probable 21 men will consititute the per- iel of the Wolverine aggregation. ; which men will be entered in ' event was not announced except few instances. It was announced Landowski, star Wolverine pole .ter, will be the only man taken he trip-who will be entered in that it. McEllven will be entered in high jump in...…
….^' IIUULI II. URIIIU2I, Il, eth A fran PaPer , n nn ~t~z fricn Paer RCEIVES ENGLISH, HONOR, od, but frank at least......"I can ly hint that the japes of 'The Garg,' RHODES' SCHOLAR FROM MICHI. which there are a-plenty, 'suggest GAN ELECTED TO PRESIDENCY at the freshman and unfreshman of OF OXFORD UNION in Arbor are just a little too fond the 'skoit!'" The Cherub probably Robert M. Carson, '17, Rhodes' ist know something of our modern scholar ...…
…p, great importance to the, f immediate work of the W. C. A. will be discussed L membership meeting at s afternoon in Newberry |at Jun ' Delegates will be elected to repre- er- sent Michigan at the national Y. W. C. 25 A. conference to be held April 20-27 at Hot Springs, Ark. A report on mat- ters of general interest, concerning lar the conference will be given by the en- conference committee, and several is- ev- sues will be presented for...…
…IUAL 8:30 p.m. (11: IULLETIN a. m. Saturdays.) [UNDER MILITARY BALL TICKETS TODAY 1os" TH AY, MARCH 10, 1922 Number 126) SCounil: r he adjourned meeting of the Senate Council will be held at 4:15 p. m. y, March 20, in the President's office. R. W. BUNTING, Secretary. ', Junior and Sophomore Engineers: 1i Senior, Junior and Sophomore Engineers will be ex psed from s promptly at 11 a. m. on Thursday, March 16, 1922, and will then Liately ...…
…I 3mtruttt ktl PRESS DA!' ANiD NIGHT Wl 8e $viW --, -- ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, MA? 16, 1922 PRICE FIVE Extension Talks May Tie Sent Out Dy Radio Station r GUI S TO AMITATI kIONG P. VIOLArS DEAN P U U alt fliT N11..11 Extension service lectures, will be f broadcasted by radio from Ann Arbor if plans under consideration by the University Extension division are com- :ONS, FEE pleted. In case such a project is ap- ROPO- proved th...…
…LiDati [S UNIV3RSITY ay during the 'Uiversity Publications. :clnsuel entitled to the two for ie eregted ..t. it or not othwrwi" soil news publidhwd tbeIa., Aa Arbor. M~iklm. se so na d' mon. im manuscript win Be sentiments expressed r0R;..........BR3WSTXR P. CAMPBELL ........................Joseph A. Bernstein ........J...................ames B. Young no G. P.'- Overton Men M. B. Stahl mbrecht Paul Wataci ike airman .....................L. ...…
…ENTS' SUPPLY STORE 1 South University Ave. s' and Architects' Materials STUDENTS TO VOTE ON AMENDMENTS 'y Fountain Pens Loose Leaf Books IGAN DAILY Cameras and Supplies Laundry Agency Tobaccos a L I LEAVERS - AND --- DRESSERS. 20. WSN8N.TOM jjIhne 628. , P R E S S I N G (Continued from Page One) Paragraph 3 of same section. The annual dues for members of the fac- ulty shall be five dollars. The annual dues for persons (other. th...…
…- a~flfI 1Vliarl laVaa1 -q ni a . _ ,. : .. ..,, .. ri w '"1 * '. X . t ry. ' - " " 1 t+ a r. s " " n ." A a 1 ^ .: " a . n" + " ". . -.,. :; a. N GOLFERS LASS PURDUE ting the lay, the ring for golfers Michigan the meet from team with yed at Ann Arbor an on the Michigan creditably against an be seen by the etely outplayed his the captain of the team, w score of th- day, a 72, ae of the best scores of the was made in the best b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r _ r DEFEAT BY OHIO STATE TEAMS IN B16 TEN RACE ad Purdue 1fow or Title if Slips CRUCIAL INA ,SATURDAY Standings W ................ ................. 4 4 2 2 2 0 L l 1 2 2 3 5 4 Pct .800 .800 .714 .667 .500 .400 .286 .200 .000 Michigan's defeat at the hands of' hio State and Purdue's victory over >rthwestern has allowed the Boil- makers to share first place with the olverines in the Big Ten diamond ce. Illinois liv...…
…1hL1 aA I 11a L rEach member of the Union shall be entitled to vote for one candidate'for N o Such in As LPresident, one candidate for Record- ing Secretary,aand, if he bea student, Crime W a e, Says for one candidate for Vice-President for the college or school in which he ore-1 G n shall then be a student. The person receiving the greatest number of "There is no such thing as a crime- votes for each office shall, at the An- fol- nual Meetin...…
…accounto( cider of, Dek tomo: irday af, the Junior Girls' play is may receive the -re- Air $2 tax from 3 to 5 )w= or from 4 to 5 o'clock: ,noon in Barbour gym- 'an Dames will hold its regular at' 8 o'clock: tonight in Bar- for information. It was written by the Nebraskan in a moment of passionate longing for enlightenment in response to an "ad," a'nd found its way to the office of the secretary of the U~niver- sity and eventually' to the d...…
…IV.6 16u 1 1.3n. Saturdays.) MAY 1922 Number 104 re and Marine Engineering: mum tenable for three years has been of- aval Architecture and Marine Engineering. not wish their names published, as certain are not yet complete, the conditions in gen- en to competition to students who will have this Juno. bject to competitive examination in the sub- he College of Engineering. The final exam- hierefore form the basis for grading. al conduct of t...…
…'I---- 'ummer THE WEATHER PROBABLY SHOWERS TODAY Siar 43111 ~aAaiI4 ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NGHT WIRE SERVICE A _ t rte- r w. VOL. XIII. No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENT r ,. LAWS OPEN 7 TH COMMENCEMEN 0 nnrnnr BANDWILL TAKE U-N]PPRED B TRIP TO TORONTO Forty men will be carried by the FuR FIRST LSH Varsity band on its trip to Toronto on June 19. The band will play at the IE three day international c...…
…JMMER MICHIGAN DAILY ! Ht i Mhv *ifmmvr¢ tie q 3' Ld 1 44 x OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE 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 this paper and the local n...…
…DAILY ,_ _.. ' - i " Y+YY Y Y i i to visiting Alumni as well as the Summer Visitors. Friday-Saturday BERT LYTE LL IN " THE QUARRY" DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE Four Wolverines National Tr Four Mchigan men are entered in the National Collegiate Athletic asso- ciation track and field meet to be held today and tomorrow at Chicago. Each college is.limited to ten men, but the Smajority are sending but one or two of their stars. Almost every p...…
…rHE SUN HR MICHIGAN DI LY .. INES'ENTERED [CAGO TRACK MEET (Continued from Page Three) nor is she entered in the other track events. The javelin throw will bring to- gether four or five men of almost equal ability and. will be closely con- tested. Bronder of Pennsylvania, the best of the Easterners, Saranti and Merchant of California, Angier of Il- linois, and Hoffman the Michigan en- try, will probably fight it out for hon- ors. Califo...…
…(T O'ummtr ED; PROBABLY IN TODAY Ar Av 411 n til ASSOCIATE PRESS DAY 4ND NIGHT SERVICE 5I No. 21 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 1g, 1922 PRIcM FE d I RE1EGTS: ROR MUSCLE JL B FOD EE TURNS DOWN PUR. E OFFER BY VOTE OF 9 TO 7 TO ACCEPT U. S. .ATION PROPOSAL Wednesday Excursion To Detroit Includes Statler And Cass School Cass Technical high school and the Hotel Statler will be visited by Uni- versity students on next Wednesday a...…
…................... t.g n aigy NEWSPAPER eOF THE SUMMER SESSION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN hed every morning except Monday during the Summer the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ssociated Press is exclusively entitled to the Wse fur st- of al news dispatches credited to it or O4iwIs this paper and the local news published tingle. at the. potofce at Ann Arbor, h ichigan as Ns ,ption by carrier o...…
…"The Wise Kid," a comedy featuring Fox," a thrill- Gladys Walton, comes to the Orpheum , is the Wuerth the first three days of the week. Miss alf of the week. 'Walton has a flapper role as Rosie y Harry Carey Cooper, cashier of a third-rate New e spectacular York restaurant, who follows the ad- Mojave desert. vice of a society matron to "do kind an Hale, John deeds" to the point of paying the lunch [ichols will be check for a young man who had...…
… 11 Ll.. w a1a1aa1L I\vIJL%+. aatiL a. Theaters AT THE THEATERS INESE GARDENS Sun0ay Dinner, S0c "«* Ox-tail Soup Relishes Green Onions Olives Broiled Spring Chicken, Maryland Sauce Roast Duck kAith Baked Apples Turkish Lamb ivith Mushrooms . Nely Lembon Salad and Mashed Potatoes Green Peas (Continued from Page Three) whose husband is a workman, is play- ed by Barbara De LaMar. Leatrice Joy is given the leading role in Gouverneur Mor...…
…0 I ofit 4v Section One. J ) -- VOL. XXXIII. No.'19 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1922 TWENTY PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS .: . .. ; .. . I Michigan Alumnus Air Trophy Winner Hill IN i1 ."T It has been said that alumni .of the University may be found almost any- P ,x. "where-may be found amog the most prominent men of every profession. ATTAINS AVERAGE SPEED OF Another calling has been discovered 206 M...…
…PPEAR AT HITNEY OCT. 23- I ARAIE Guy Bates Post, ;one of the most dis- tinguished actors on the Ajerican stage today, will be seen in the screen ver.sion of "The -Masquerader," the first five days of-'the week. This is the first screen appearance of Mr. Po4* ,w~o stared in the orginal stage production ""cf "The 'Masquerader" for six i0onsecutive years, all over the United States andi Canada, as well as a tour in Australia. A gripping plot, ...…
….1 I! ~Mumers will hold an important me~eting *at 3 :30 o'clock M4onday after- noon in Barbour gymnasium. All members are, urged,'to ~attend. Manuscripts for the Junior Girls' play are due Oct. 25., They. may be submiHtted to Helen Delbridge on or before that~ date. 'A telephone has- been installed in. the office of the executive secretary of the- undergraduate campaign for the number is .3048-M. There will be a meeting of Senior Society at...…
…THE :CHIGAN DAILY . W CIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE IVERSITY OF NICHIGAN ied every morning except Monday he University year by the Board in pf Student Publications. r of Western Conference Editorial on. :..., w n W I A5 q ....,. -., ... ,............ ..... :ed Press is' exclusively en,. use for republication of all scredited to it or not other- in this paper and the local therein. pub ish En'ere-l at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, ichigan, a...…
…THE. MICI- RAN DAILY THE MICF LAN DAT LX M HIGH. SCHOOLS IN MICHIGAN WILL JOIN DEBATINGASSOCiTION From 135 to 150 higi schools throughout the state have signified their intentions of becoming members of the high school Debating league, according to Carl G. Brandt, state manager of the league. According to Brandt, who has abso- lute authority in the selection of ma- terial, arrangement of a schedule and th~e selection of a .subject, the deb...…
… D ". ~ :. .. .. \% P: . '' " o' '. , - .. . TO TIE (Continued from Page One) , leece. Kuhn kicked to Kipke who was owned in his tracks on the Michigan 3 yard line. Kipke gained three yards hrough center. Cappon made seven lards around end. Cappon kicked to leece who 'returned 10 yards to the Janderbilt 40 yard line. Kuhn lost .our yards. around left end. Rleece raned three yards through tackle. lcColloughkicked to Kipke who re- arned...…
… + ' Y A Intramuralitems An event, patterned after the Ohio State Annual Intramural Festival, which is expected to arouse great in- terest on the campus was announced Do 21:51 Wver Veddes Course Fol- by the Intramural department today-. lowed by Bowem Ariidt, Ilearick, It is planned to start this off some. Reinl?, VandeVisge time in February, and it will embrace, SQUA') TO MEET BADGERS' ON it is hoped, two thousand participants{ MA1 ISON COU...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL\ IAT'S GOING ON E-Copy for this column should ubmitted by 5:30 o'clock o4 ay before publication. MONDAY found-Up club smoker at Union. ten's Educational Club at the L, room 318. .11 student's from Cleveland and wood meet in room 804, Un-I blocks at $2, $3, $4, and $5 each. Camp Davis men may secure prints of pictures taken this summer by calling at the surveying depart- ment and ordering them. There is an exhibition of po...…
…Section I Two <Y it an aitlt I section Two VOL. XXXIII. No. 19 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1922 PRICE FIVE' PRICE FIVE FIRST OF CHURCH' SERICES TONIGHT "LIVING ON A WAR BASIS" WILL BE SUBJECT OF PRESIDENT DUNLOP TO HEAD WORK OF SELECTING SPEAKERS LEGION STARTS ON YEAR'S PROGRAM The University Post of the Ameri- can Legion, at its last meeting ar- ranged a schedule of events for'future meetings. Decision was made to...…
…I' J LUN VAJbIL Y y of Mici an League Women Will Sell "Muims"For League Mumms-big yellow ones and baby yellow 'ones, on gils with "eyes that are brimming with blue" will carry the Michigan colors and incidentally the Michigan, spirit to the Ohio town ofC olumbus when the special detach- ment arrives there from Ann Arbor next Saturday. In arder that the Ohioans may be duly impressed from the beginning and that the Wolverines may make a gr...…
…a. ! ' .>3 > PAG EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUN DAY, OCTOBER 15, 1922 r. .. The following staff -appoint- ments are announced for The Sunday Magazine: Delbert Clark, Editor G. D. Eaton, Literary Editor Leo L. Niedzielski, Dramatic Editor Max Ewing, Music Editor. Bethany Lovell, Staff Artist James House, Jr., Caricaturist Virginia Vaughn Tryon W. Bernard Butler9 Donald. W. Coney John P. Dawson Howard A; Donahue Jane Ellingson M. A. Klaver He...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1922. SUNDAY, OCTOBER, 15, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,P t MUSIC AND MUSICIANS By MAX EWING. In last May's issue of "Whimsies" there is a place for jazz music. Pure there appeared a sonnet by Forman GI jazz, unashamed and unapologetic, is Brown wherein he lamented the "re- a form of expression from which much cent appropriation to purposes of jazz that is- important may come. In its the aria 'Un bel ...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1922 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15 1922 . THE MICHIGAN DAILY An Interview With Rober--t Bordenl ,. _...w . r ,. r . _. . . _ _ Y y ,u~uae.,~muuuuUUhhIh~h~fl~hhI~II~ihII~lUEIRII5WU211,41~ 7' u THROUGH THlE OPE~RA ]LAS&E ~M S UI!I!IUI I -Z $g 5 oa IE~IfiaiEaI I- , o 3 ' '.. : .. '= ? s s aas as sxrasoa+=a a..r: soA = _. .- .- } (By W. Bernard Butler) Yes, I admit it, I was disappointed with the effect of ...…
…d 1 Lr' .I A LAY.,Y STARTING TODAY urr ! Lh 1 t I , A "Pop" Comes Into His Own CONTINUTOUS SHOW 2-11 P.' ADULTS........ c KIDDIES 10 lc A Rider Masterpen in Written and directed by G-dies x, fd z5 ON TIE RECEIVING END OF THE 'ASSj * . Eversharp Set Rider's Peni Shop SPECIALISTS College Ini State. Street I --Life passes us by quickly but We°,can treasure-its joys forever. --We long to brin g, back all of its "tender memor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ._. _. SA 1Y Publication in the Bulletin is const the University. Copy received until 3 Volune $ SUDAY, OCTO To the Deans: There will be a conference of the o'clock Wednesday, Oct. 18. To Members of the Faculties and Staff Copies of the President's Report, Ju ing, sent to all deans, directors, supe departments. Any member of the facul have the same by calling at the desk in communicate with the undersigned a co College ...…
…THE WEATHER * FAIR AND COLDER TODAY 4ir t Ag atl OUT FOR THE MEETINGS, UNDERCLASSMEN VOL. XXXIII. No. 46 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1922 PRICE FIVE HUGE ASSE\M\BL\ 1 'Lives Lost, Towns Ruined In nHEi IITJUIDLIR Chile Earthquake W __.___ . __ SATURDAY WILL BE TOQUE DAY BI TBE HELD TDAY FRESHMIEN MEET IN AFTERNOON; SOH0OMORES AT NIGHT, TO ORGANIZE MEN TO BE PICKE D FOR LEADERS IN GAMES Maron B. Stahl, James W....…
…% CR0OWDS SURROUND WILSON HOME lLorna Ho ?DER TO HEAR EX-PRESIDENT SPEAK Ar a 1 IMFI t n eat e M u s ic a le -- I hisseasn's cane oper tist, Warfield, Musicale Well Received By Audience i eleld the second of certs yesterday af- I I ternoon in the Union assemably hall. The artist, Miss Lorna Hooper War- field gave a delightful vocal progranirc which was, well received by a large i audience. TIer first group consisted favreyo hmsfo Ic-1...…
