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…Ir yg x' o f ) . 6y. C{ 4~ ,C Copriht 92. he oue f Kppoimer The Kuppenheimer label.M"Y is1;~y, t a faily radiion Fotery1l enuyKpehie god lths ae tailym eta eve1ryr.test;NW hadoeRoes ahsesnVeprl taiord, n ichfaric, t firpries Thti xcl wyKpehie goo clte rebuh yafe 6 ~year, why Kuppenheimner good clothes x m F are now serving the second, and third m generations, in greater numbers. TneHOUSE of UFF4EN PIER- N.oF. ALLE N-COMPAN 211 South Main Stre...…

…1Vlll ri1 sF 1V iJf 1L Y Of Interest to University Women$ many changes have been made. In th~e modern language department, Prof. Emilio Serra has been added to the staff and the. following ,instructors have been engaged : H. H. Britton, T. A. McGuire, C. L Driscoll, Jose M. Albaladejo and A. T. Jobin' Only one man has been lost by this depart- ment, former Instructor P. M. Molt. Instructor R. C. Cole has been add- ed to the descriptive geom...…

…,L ,LJ-4 1 ,.,,.r.,.. - - ,at at Jhex's THE CLUB LUNCH 712 ARBPR STREET Near State and Packard What is a collegestudent without 1ut his pipe? Get yours early and get the best-a B. B. B. Full assortment to select from. at HUSTON BROTH- ERS. "We try to treat you right."- Adv. R. BT Co CORPS STILL ENROLLING STUDENTS i Ready to Serve From 11a.m. to 1p.m. - 5 to 1p.m. Pt of hot tea and bowl of rioe PLAIN CHOP SUEY 35 cents CHINESE and AMER...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Volume I TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1920. Meeting of the University Forum: There will be a meeting of the University Forum Friday, Oct. 22, at 8 o'clock at the Michigan Union, Room 90. 1. Election of Officers. 2. Discussion of the topic: Democratization of Departmental Organiza- tion. R. W. SELLARS, Secretary. Central League Debates: Literary society preliminaries for the Central League Debates must be...…

…I Aid P, "'L ul an 4 I1 I t DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE ) ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1920. PRICE THR: Ia ichigan and Ohio-State fleet in Crucial Diamond Test Today .1 First place in the Conference base- ball race hinges upon the result of the game today at Ferry field between Michigan and Ohio State. At present Michigan tops the list with five vic- tories and no defeats, while Ohio State is pressing close behind with five...…

…onday during the Univer- ident Publications. ATED PRESS y ~entitled to the use. for ted to it or not otherwise ' published therein. rbor, Michigan, as second so. Maynard street. 414. words, if signed, the sig- nt,' but as an evidence of ished in The Daily at the ailed to The Daily office. o consideration. No roan- ter incloses postage.4 dorse the sentiments ex- lie received after 8 o'clock AFF 4 ................HARRY M.1 CAREY Ehlbert Josep...…

…, . . r.- t i WE IPTr Eight o'clock tonight is the time limit for entries in the in- terclass tennis tournament. The entry lists will be kept open un- til that time and then the draw- ings will be made. The complete first round schedule will be announced in Thursday's Daily. Names may, be left at the intramural office or telephoned, phone 2268. Who u rt UNION TO IN MATCHXS, 'acuse, and Union will nts of the Varsity ten- ;he Eastern t...…

…-1 play from troit, uum. A d therye This is obtain-, terson. know by postal by Saturday DOWAGER QUEEN OF ENGLAND evening of- this week. SUFFERING BRONCHIAL COLD Baseball practice will be neld for London, May 18.-The condition of sophomores and seniors at 4 'o'clock Dowager Queen Alexander~ who is Thursday at Palmer field. suffering from a bronchial cold is causing anxiety, according to the Star Baseball practice will be held for today. The n...…

… n ORPHEUM m."- 7i --TODAY-- FRANK MAYO in "REDDLIER OF LIES" A1 AN In GER" DAY Ein TREE"V It rrained Men and Womsen irmer Course in Accountancy and Business n at Pace Institute on July 7. This short, in- >ns) is well suited to the needs of college-trained pect to make Business their life work. fundamentals of double-entry bookkeeping, account- ganization, management, and law-all presented in >les and procedures of Modern Business. W...…

…EXCLUDE JEWISH STUDENTS I ter grade if typewritten on a Multi- plex Hammond. The Interchangeable 3udapest, May 18. - Exclusion of Type feature allows the use of Italics vlsh students from the University for emphasizing your strong points. Student dealer. Martin R. Webb, 1214 Budapest-is being enforced by coer- Willard. Phone 1595-R.-Adv. n squads composed of undergrad- es who served in the army. These j In choosing wall paper We will Lmfne eve...…

… z 1wp4b a~t SWARER TODAY PRESS DAY ANl) NIGHT I ' SERVICE VOL. XXX. No. 12l. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1920. PRICE SENATE SUPPORTS SELFGOVERNENT CL9TMS OF IRISH BREAKS LOOSE FROM CONTROL OF REPUBLICAN LEAD- ERS DEMOCRATIC SENATORS SUPPORT RESERVATION Final Form of Resolution of Ratifica- tion Prepared; vote Planned Today (By Associated Press) Washington, March 18.-Proceeding under forced draft to reaTh a final ratifi...…

…1V11L[-11VHiV L u Lail 14 4j1 ICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN hed every morning except Monday during the Univer- iy the Board in Control of Student Publications. . MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for on of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise this paper and the local news published therein. d at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second iption by carr...…

…_______THE MICHIGAN DAILY "M '. r ai. .. ,. - ,. " -' " "'s -. . . ".. ._ ..: . <. " V . . .. .. ., . ..., s ., .. r .. ,. ,, .,, " ..." e ,,. .., ,. ,. , ., y". ti i _ _ 00T HS1 1 ISants In 440 and Half Mile Wll 'ight for Places in Finals Saturday six -MIUHIC1AN RBNI Fl1 [U ENTE~R PUJLINAtI Johnson and Beardsleyt 440 yard dash-~--Butler, Meese, Wetzel, .and Hardell. Half mile Vun-IBurkholder and Lukins. Mils run-Earle and Maynard. Two...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ._____________r____ r JEW VELERS of - and Service Liberty St. bor, Mich, ANN ARBOR CHOP SUEY Excellent CHOP SUEY frofth 11:30 a. M .to midnight Steaks and Chops, 314 S. gate Ann .A ICIOUSAND [EZFRESHING Quenchca Thzt- Touches thc Spot :=A-COLA Co LAN TA, GA. /; r I,--. CLOCKS ORDERED I FOR 9 BUILDINGS Clocks are soon to be placed in a few of the buildings which are too far removed from the University clock for th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY director of the mu- ~id F. M. &aige, cur- n the museum comn- University expedi-E They will leave for Santa Marta moun- l to continue a study the region as begun lition in 1913, and to eographical relation and the region, and hilcal relation of. the nge to the eastern 's. ndian Guides will sail from. New Jamaica to Panama, ithven says the only LL LIFE IN COLOMBIA ally unexplored by white men, and is inhabited by a mixed bre...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Daily, the only morn- the latest Campus, City and World n Arbor, contains all News.-Adv. ' W EE AN 1for Sp HATSr - II~ CAP (2r ing ae Her r mrID Co INDOOR WORK NEARS DATE OF SOT THERN APPROACHES END ' RIP AS adha 901I~LSDSLU NOSREN'S MEN TO, 6O OUTDOORS NETWEEK OUR IDEA OF Ab KODAK PICTURE have always had the idea that every Kodak User wants the ,sible results.. So instead of rushing films and prints througlf dop...…

…Pie Screen . 7:00, 8:. uu SATURDAY Lila Lee in se of the River" Thurs-Fri-18-19-Monroe Salisbury in "His Divorced Wife" with a news and comedy. COMING Norma Talmadge in "She Loves and Lies." Olive Thomas in "Footlights and Shadows." III THEATRE i-Sat-19-20-Zazu Pitts in "Seeing It Through" also news weekly and comedy. H UBERT AL JOLSON in BETROI "SINA -- G a rrickDetroit I NothingBut "LOVE" Homi nimu imniumIr COMING Locklear in "The...…

…it "WU1iu V1 FRIDAY :00--Board of directors of Zionist so- ciety meets in tane hall. :30-Rifle club meets in room 445, Engineering building. :30-Polonia Literary circle meets in Lane hall. :30 - Committee of "48" meets in board room, Lane hall, to organize campus club. :30-Soeial evening for all Disciple students at the church on South Un- iversity avenue. :30-Phi Sigma society meets in room P 173, Natural Science building. :30 -. Alpha Nu D...…

… rI 43 PA tj _ r. n iv .i 'N SER ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY- 19, 1920. t r Ionflicting Date Of Prom Changed lb prevent conflict with the J-Hop I the later dances of the engineer- and literary colleges, the date of *oph Prom has been set tentative- for Friday, March 19. The deci- a to submit this date for approval s reached at a meeting of the Soph >m committee. held yesterday after- NEW DATE FOR LIT CHANGES Because of d...…

…rf . e?"' Scond ts ex- FF r.,HARRY M. CARRY All .*] argu ..........Joseph A Mark K. Fhlbert ison Dorothy Monfort . Riley. MinnieyMuskatt reber Anna McGurk ke Winefred Biethan Angell Samuel Lamport obleski Robert D. Sage Thomas J. Whinery S STAFF lone 960 ...PAUL E. CHOLETTE Ld all D. P. Joyce Robt. ommervill Arthur L. Glazer P. P. Hutchinson rrnation cocerning news for any night editor, who has full charge it; k are as follows: ho...…

… sor I 11IIOLNIIU IJILL1 Promise to Strengthen. ity for 1920 -ae- [ULE MAKES BIG LAYERS NECESSARY d baseballs sailed yes- m in, Waterman gym-, me of the first varsity ce. Coach Lundgren's ates was answered by I, including a number men and varsity play- tt indoor practice con- li LuI posi- urnout was small, but a num- nen expected out were unable into action today. The holes he team by graduation offer an t opportunity for men with I experi...…

…1 A 1L re AVA IAst - * 5V.'5 "11..+ A W1omen I bers of the board of directors Women's league are asked to tt 9 o'clock on Saturday morn- Barbour gymnasium. aen who applied to Dean Myra Jan for benefit from the Lucinda fund are asked to appear at 2:30 C on Thursday afternoon in ent Hutchins office. swimming this semester must enroll in the director's office in Barbour gymnasium. There will be no Y. W. C. A. vesper services until further notic...…

…THE DID "On the Hiring Line,',' coming Satur- day evening to the Whitney with May Irwin, abounds with complications. Prompted by a chance remark, a suc- cessful middle-aged business man who wishes to abdicate the domestic duties that he had fallen heir to because of the servant shortage, hires two detec- tives to act as butler and cook in his country home. As the detectives feel called upon to live up to their pro- fessional reputations, amus...…

…nnwmt i WHAT'S FflNFEflAY 'aterman of the se- it, will be in Evans- lay and Saturday, end the annual meet- n branch of the Am- society which meets ) and 21, at North- Li tAI I Im 91 %* W W I I I 6 sor Waterman, who was elect- of the society at last year's will deliver the presidential at this, meeting. THE' [CAL HITS CAMPUS MAT EXPERTS WILL HAVE CHANCE IN COMPE- TITION Any man who can wrestle, 'thinks he can, or doesn't know, has a ...…

… .0~ I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY. DECEMRER 19. 1919 1.7y 10 LM yy F RI 1 TAKE MICHIGAN WITH YOU By tomorrow night the last stragglers of/ the great homeward- bo'und host will have left Ann Arbor, leaving only a deserted cam- ,pus behind. There will be a noticable dwindling of that intangible but supreme factor in the University cosmos which we call Michi- gan spirit.-What will have become of it? If, as we believe, that spirit is imm...…

… cil holds its next meeting Mon- y 5, 1920. Will, the report of ittee at that time be such that dance with the dictates of pub- Offioil Mi day during the Univer- !nt Publications. TED PRESS entitled to the use for d to it or not otherwise published therein. >r, Michigan, as second lic health? ga "8s'tree., ig- Of ,...e...,. Managing Editor ..Business Manager 2738 .Asst. Managing Editor --.-.- - City-. Eaitor ...... Sports Editor -.... ...…

…Ll Lii U VU~Ui ~ UEE TO / -. + flhurlhIil it rJnsubstantiate our ndng. ,* ['f ! iil I I 11L I U iIX L l u "M kk' III uI flI iru v Personally I am strongly i favor sassc ZGlo V~ ~ ' RNKo hvrfyrn n ilb ny hR RPI IA~l~ single teal toglad -to arrange for the flooding IJIU 111 IIllfIUI have Joine hardest f R~ I% I~l of the place found if one can be se- -!jclub anda when- cured," said Mr. Bartelme. WLL PLAY FOUR TOUGH GAMES, floor "when college ...…

…-s were, elected: pre rcop, '22E, of No esideiit, A. B. Cam: ,tana; secretary, G. of Oregon1; treasure '21.E, of Wyomin held every two week ig being planned fi es Columbus, 0., Dec. 18.-.-"Chic" Hjar- lon ley, sensational A4l-American half- 'e back on the Ohio State university foot- es- ball team for three years, may play ew professional baseball next, summer. 1p- Harley, it is said, will be offered an F. outfield position in the Columbus~ 'e...…

…r w . F ,. ..,._.. : t nir ww -TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY $I IRLEY MASON "TE.RESCUING -ANGEL" * I FRIDAY and SATURDAY JANUARY 2.3' FI 1 4 TH-URS., FRI., SAT. DEC. 25,'26, 27 D. W. GRIFFITH'S "SCARLET DAYS" IJack Pickford, ,: ' s v. ''.. illy; A Story of the Old West YOU'LL ILIKE IT ., ;r, x ... . . . :: . ... ; :.. a , . "6In SUN.,. MON., TUES., DEC: 28, 29, -30 DOUBLE FEATURE BILL "THlE LIFE LINE" -- and ~ AL. ST. JO HN in "S5PE...…

…T10 00 i MEET i 11 acation A the TUDENTS AND PROFESSORS FROM U. S. AND CANADA WILL ATTEND >ung ras a nent. 1871 .11 de The i this rtmen and e, sc - Tuesday afternoon. Notice of the spe- cific time and place will. be sent by postal card to the girls signed tip in wom- Barbour gymnasium, and put into the ty of .Ann Arbor Times News. ts of Town girls as well as others are wing asked to sign up or telephone their the names and addresses t...…

…RAY ,rate Wallop" ICADE ki Prof. mil Lorch has been invited to be one of the five members who will represent the. American Institute of Architecture which will co-operate with the offlcials of the Pan-American Congress of Architecture. The com- mittee Will organize an exhibition of the works of American architects and an exhibition of historical American architecural accomplishments. This exhlbition will be given at the first Pan-American'...…

…MOE II L I .u'S 3 4 2 2 6C C is field of meat exception of and cheese, ure considera- action; and, meats is with- people them- nduct of these capital imme- of the Federal to their busi- I the the But, greater than all, it establishes the principle thrat no group of men, no matter how powerful, can ever at- tempt to control the food table of the American people, or any one of the necessities or component parts of it." While Mr. Palmer giv...…

…A I '-I I . t x 4 5t 00 Db.Y A: ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1919. II 'in °n Women Refute Dance Boycott Marguerite Chapin, '20, predident of the \omen's league, expressed it as her opinion last night that the Union dances on Friday and Saturday nights will be fully attended. This state- ment is in refutation of the rumors prevalent on the campus that the women of the University intended to cancel all Union dance...…

…during the Univer- Publications. D PRESS itled to the use for o it or not otherwise biushed therein. Michigan, as second d street . got to exceed 300 words, if signed, the sig- to appear in print, but as an evidence of rents will be published in The Daily at the or,. if left at or mailed to The Daily office. on will receive no consideration. No man d unless the writer incloses postage. not' necessarily endorse the sentiments ex. nications. ....…

…I ILuJIUDlIUU d all for Help Meets with arty Response from Old Gridiron Stars MINNESOTA INST FIRST TEAM In ready response to Michigan's S. S. Jim Watkins and Fred Lawton Detroit reached Ann Arbor before e practice on Tuesday, while the hNetic association received an in- x of telegrams to the effect that the xt two' days will bring. almost a, 'zen more former gridiron stars xious to help Yost in his prepara- ns for Minnesota. While Harry Hamm...…

…THE MI I -t 'LJT/'Ar Dkir4I AILYr WE r.r rrar r r r AI 1 I HAlll rl +w= aI tiple dancing every sday evening 8:00 to Of Interest to University Women P. ._. - ' { ,,s I I Dr. Kahn Finds Campus Changed LJBLES THE E OF YOUR DES. OUR THODS ARE E REASON V 0. DIETERLE So. Main St. t ' Dr. Ida Kahn, '97, when asked howu the campus appeared - to her now, said, "The campus looks very chang- ed. It seems crowded with all its handsome, new b...…

…THE WHITNEY ' SPECIAL MUSICAL ATTRACTION Thurs-Fri. 20-21-Tom Mix in a play well named "The Speed Maniac," with a two- reel comedy. Musical Attraction A MALE TRIO Sat. 22-Bessie Barriscale in "Kitty M. M.", with a screen magazine and com- edy, "There Goes the Groomi." Sun-Mon. 23-24-Louis Glaum in "Sa- hara," with a comedy and colored review. pA'pIMC ii 'cues-Wed. 18-19--Bessie Love in "The Fighting Colleen," and a two-reel western. Thurs-F...…

…11 uIni riLanntu FALL CONTESTS F WHAT'S GOING ON I' I 0 0 4 a 13 i Ilia 4 PIANO, or Player-Piano, one of the several makes which we han- -the Artrio Angelus Reproducing, A. B. Chase, the Christman, the ustigrande, and the Becker Bros.- make an ideal Christmas gift. And already time to begin thinking of I isidering a piano, we would advise that you pace rly in order to avoid the possibility of disappoint- t present our stock is very ...…

…'''I /_ F , L14 l,, if ~1 I hi ANN ARBO1, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19 1919. T BLANKS M. . c. I r Mass. Meeting Planned 'I . CCROWD SEES i" BANNER GO UP BOLSHEVIK PARTY HILL. AUDITOR IUM DOOMD1MRACL FILEDTO DOORS I CLASS EXERCISES BEF ] ,ds of spectators, gathered M. A. C. game, stood bare- s President Harry B. Hutch- d the American flag and the ner to the top of the-'me- agpole for the first time Sat- ernoon. One...…

…and I the ice. impossible one: "Let's go"-for health at Michigan. Common politeness should help overcome the pernicious spit- ting habit. The soda counter might be watched, also. Some slap-stick, unsanitary methods used .at a few of them during the rush hour are ques- tionable. We might either avoid those "few" or the rush hour, and so cease trading in germs. After we have done our bit in avoiding the "flu" let's not be afraid of it. Healthf...…

…[ow - i .. :.. I GROOMING FOR o.s. U L TANK WORK o ON SWIMMERS' |S PAY FOR SWIMS UNION IS CON- PLETEI) ; Aout 30 men are out for the Var- sity swimming teamhs and pracitce is being held at the city Y. M. C. A. pool until the tank at the Union can be completed. The men are working un- der difficulties now as the University cannot r.ecognize them as 'a Varsity team until they have a pool of their own and they can stop the paying for t...…

…Linoleum on Floor Battleship linoleum, which repre- sents the latest development in floor covering, has been laid over the en- tire floor, affording a soft and sanitary substitute for a carpet. It. has been firmly cemented to the floor. I IT IS ONE either Monday or Tuesday with 16 of the latest type tables, the Union, billiard e second floor of the build- rpass most establishments nature in this country and any. This is the opinion or, prof...…

…RAM' Ai IIU I MEN STILL ABLE TO INFORWATION THRE. At the Union Registration at the Union has no topped 3,800, aout 150 students sign ing up evcry day. This is considere by officials to be a very slow response and they ask that every one registe immediately, as the desk is open fron 7 to 12 o'clock for this purpose. Maiiy meetings anb smokers are be ing held at the Union. It is reporte that two or three societies use th Union every day for t...…

…Hi DAIL Pop. Mat.. Wed., 50c to $1.00 IAR RICK Sat. Mat., 50c to $1.50 'EEK STARTING SUNDAY NIGHT, OCT. 19 I. OLIVER MOROSCO Presents LEO CARRILLO In the Sensational Fun and Fashion Success OMBARDI Ltd. By FREDERIC and FANNY HATTON -with-- A TYPICAL MOROSCO CAST WHITNEY THEATRE Tuesday Oct. 21 - r I 4JAAE H TRAVEL FESTIVAL 25th Year-Si verubilee DANGERS OF THE CANADIAN ROCKIES TARPON FIShjING -PERU - BETHLEHEM STEEL WORKS. JUNGLE r...…

…a record of seven months of yI houses in Chicago Cosmo ,on's comedy, "Scandal," will sented at thae Whitney theater ow night. The heroine who is y free from haypocrisy, suddenly at her caprice has put her in a that she had little anticipated. aeis gam~e and A~s things' h. SHUJBERT-GARRIICK Detroit Lombardi, Ltd.," which opens a engagement at the Shubert- Detroit, today, the authors r'ought to the stage an entirely harcter, that of a fashionabl...…

…UViUHJ JEflhibtau I ANN RBOR CHURCHES Li U One Fine Day I St. Andrew's Episcopal Holy communion at 7:30. Bishop Paige of Spokane Vesper service at 4:30. Church Sermon by at 10:30. and Geraldine Farrar ,_ SLY IT was'One Fine Day. when Geral- e Farrar came to Ann Arbor and sang that s Madame Butterfly aria which has made nous. But it was another day, equally as ate, when she made a Victor Record of the This record we have in stock. RAR...…

…00, fll w. '. U, 1' V.1F A 1 Alow i :REE TIN A WEEK I X. No. 2. 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1919. PRICE THREE 'CE PRC-HRE. NAR, WITH'JAPAN CERTA1IWRITER' INFORMS SENATE S UNANIMOUS OPINION OF AMER- ICAN EXPERTS ON FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS HANTUNG DISPOSAL TO EMBROIL U.S. WITH JAPS apan's Successes to Encourage Tres- passing on Hay Open Door Policy RUSSI ANS DRIVE REDS FROM ODESSA London, Aug. 18.-The bolsheviki have b...…

…the~ 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, $1.oo Offices: Ann Arbor Press Building, Maynard Street Phones: Business-96o; Editorial-2414 )ffice Hours: Managing Editor-r :oo to 2:oo o'clock daily except Saturday; Business Manager-1:oo to 2:00 o'cloc...…

…roprietor . df o The RANDALL STUDIO FOR HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHS IA E' etrI f 11 Phone 598 121 E. Washington St. rI; Striking Values for the U rr 4a M AJESTIC MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA Nightly-All Shows Sunda Aug. 17-18-19-D. W. Griffith presents "True Heart Susie." Lillian Gish, Robert Harron. "When Love is Blind." Sennett Comedy. Aug. 20-21-Charles Ray in "The Sher- if's Son." Bray Pictograph. Selected Comedy. College Woman Season'...…

…Take Home ichigan With You by getting i I The New M ichigan Song Book 240 Pages-68 Songs $3.00 SHANTUNG DISPOSAL WILL EMBROIL U.S. WITH lAPS (Continued from Page One) "The president," added the wit- ness, "seemed to be about the only one who did not think this was a pure bluff, on the part of Japan." Chinese delegates told him it was on the advice of the United States that the Chinese did not raise ques- tions of extra territory, futu...…