…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PlrBear" Will Tansport Sortn FiGnanciers ToNorther-n grHunting round : ."..V._ ..... __ _ _ _ Work Of Students, Alumni Mak.?s Technic Attractive Continuing to live up to its estab- t;mith." Miss Sproat touches upon lished reputation, as the nest, edited facets of Dean Cooley's personality college magazine in its field, the Mich- that have made .him a national char- I ign Tehni forNovmbereasly, ur-acte:'. IanTcncfrNvme...…
…THE .MICHAIGAN -DAILY____ E'xhibit Shows Functions Of .library Departmenits In an attempt to acquaint the stu- the gradual imporvement in bindings dents more thoroughly, with the var- sdi ulclbais ious departments of the Library and The last section of the displayj thieir funictions, a special exhibicionz shows in detail the work done by 'tho" hasbee arangd i th loer or-extension department in supplying Woman Considered For Bench Vacanc...…
…THE MICIGAN DAL.Y 'SATI 11((as many reproductions could be made mJ~JatI. f romt the original as desired. Now is' the time to inaugurate suchi WEILNEW:1'jAjElt 4)F VIE a plan, The University is undergoing r 'zt'E 4 OF113'iiGA.N drastic changes. It will be a different rWllt~t i r ver'y rmg exceplt Monday Alma Mater We s hall find when we dUriuw ;Iii t~nversit yvear by the Ihoard in return in a few years. To the senior. C,-,troiref Studce fPu...…
…CE~1BER2, 1922THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' k '' / j ' '/ y ,: , .. . " ~\ , % 1. } tl r,"" [ i .. i" i ' - i C L41 f .. -' < Id - -------- -- kin r I Tie,, Schultz' Grocery T0 OW kor PREFOODS VOIJ CAN DO BETTER AT LE)IBLE'S MEN U PHONES 326-327-328 114-116 E. WASHINGTON MREAKFAST Grapefruit Cinnamon Rolls Oatmeal / Coffee College fInCooked Food Prepared by HOTEL 'SHERMAN, Chicago Wis are pleased to annouince that these tempt- ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ...o.a.N." ... ' ,, / ., IVA -I% oftna o rYr MVr wr rrrir r n igaigi, Prillcet~u, tuoriell, Nebras. last period trailing the MVaroons 18 Even though the has been the mnost history of the gam be even more succe t he west where :\iinnesota and Nor prospects of wond( also exp~ects' to de( 500,000 stadium~. eseason just closed rli f i~ I for one of the forward berths on the men are all-around athletes and come victor...…
…THE M-ICHIIGAN DAILY )r EasterDrw A (By. 'IVrmn i E. Brown) The 'sugestion recently' made b: Coach'~ John fleinman of tnc Univer city of Pennsylvania. football than that. the East is. sorely in need of< well organized conference voices th( thought of many football critics. Con: ing, as it does, from one cf. the great etcahsith ae'hsnwpeought to' at least arouse considerabN diiscussion and cause college author. ties to give the matter added t...…
…AlLY OFFICIAL PULL'I blication is the Bulletin lis constructive 'notice 'to all ni University. Copy reei'ved until 3:30 10p.M. ' (11:110 a. mn. uns 3 SATURDAY1, DECEM11ER ,Z2; A 1 To All Students::.. The University kDiscipine .Committee* recomnnends that the be given opportunity to show -their depmeation and disapprove order of Sunday night;, Novemnber" twenty-sixth, b~y paying for caused to the various theatres," and 'that to facilitate thi...…
…I ' 'THE WEATHER CLOU'DY AM) COLDER TOD)AY -0 1 7"m Mtnan gatl -I AGGIE GRIDDERS INVADE NEXT SATURDAY 1 VOL. XXXIII. No. 34 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS _ ! i T. N. PAGE DIES AT RICHMOND Al. OF HEARTlISEASE FOJI'iIER AMBASSAVOR TO iTALY "4TIRI (iEN AT A'N (ESTRA11 HoilE r KNOWN TO ITALIANS BY LITERARY PRODUCTION S Appollinted as epresentalive of U. S. In 1913; IDied.at Age of 69 Richmond, V...…
…IIU UL i~rrr~. r s....ry~ li~wrrrrr.i.lM LrIrrLrrrriu~~w~+ 'on federate Veterans Now Under Arms Hold Reunion Near Site Of Great Defeat I. a tour of one mouth, during which nir .the mpemberswoldseve andtarests LtELCLIJD5SI g NOY. IS the speakersouseefthandargest 1 universities in' the country. Amon; prominent Europeans whom the In, Date for Annual Fall Concert Set; stitute will attempt to secure are H. Plan Westerii Trip A. L. Fisher, comm...…
…CHIGAfN DAT F1 SI u~s UIIIIIM l ILIU W(V{E141N'S PARTY 0111 EN LPSlL ('}311TINI1. WOMENI________ Therc will be a spread for all wora-; fE1CTS T 'e..o-who have come out for extra hockey practice at 5:304o'clo:,k this afternoon al Palmer field. 'The hockey team i will be announced at that time. All M ichiganLeague Continues s Local Aericaiato or University women have been ver-j generous in lending their time and ef- forts to Americaniza...…
…THE HIRAN DAILY . .. . .... ... 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 republication of all news dispatchescredited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Ent...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY V Preside At Frost Declared Pire-eminent )proaching Mleet As Realistic Nature Poet )f Woman's Party I_ __________________ "Robert Frost hats an insight into INOV. .7 LIMIT FOR .1ington. lie has had a brilliant imilP South ustraia's tary career. During the_ South Afri- N1'ew Governor W~ell1 can war he was present at the reliefs of Lady-smith and Mafeking. Kn. own In Amesica j-_--- -_- PHI [DELTA KAPPA. INITIATES NOV. -171 ...…
…..,. lie.%" . Ar rle i i at WOLVERINES NOT UNDERESTIMATING STRENGTH OF AGGIE GRlID MACHI E A Heady General Strengthens Line rthe championship for the United the bad weather comes and eliminates VarsityCoaches State possibility of the games being played. Address Teachers Elmer 1). Mitchell, director of Intra-|The five that remain in the tournament mural athletics, intends to give the are scheduled to play as follows: Dun- or...…
…CC U ~left in finanfal straits. Lona BEM~laen necoiat d fr the elief BO410IGEY MAN "O AL"TII A lYS13 fthm btnoprmnn TO HUR1O A'S LAG CHANCES DEA'AUHC[[W CAPeavila abe ror t u u-.scaherae INS~~i LODEhOeRP Tmeeting, emphasized h I 's of vas le ne NotD~siea~end y Pw.'SIMwh~ r arc trying to drill it into the men he- Date, Farmers WVIli Coe. in fore the struggle this week end. Largst -Sumhrs Eer Will Use Passes Largst Nmbes Evr IThe passing atta...…
…I r'IT7 -FL Q ' L'A 1' TDL'1 ~~f' ~r A1T M oo e ~body. are: Rhobert Townsend, 33E, I ~.IJ171U,.Z~I2J C1 LII&12J LJ~J L11L~..~ ~~ro ramand Henry Morton, 23E. Other bs- U L E Wih U ual chtica S if twied o pansfor class athletics. ULLETIN ~False Sport Otccuplo4 Chief Piace the capus Friday The nbrVIih (J u lT c ni a kl nestasctda.hsmeigpr e to all members of in Issue Out T OxnrrowVIeoe agl oteMcia a 1:3 a.rincaturda.) s Y tasofpsl ndp cad Earl V....…
…RALLY FAIR TODAY c l e §ixmm il No. 35. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1922 DESBECK NAMES TTER "DIRECTOR MICHIGAN, FUEL BELGIUM WILL RECOVER BY STINT O F INDUSTRY, SAYS PROF. REED; GERMANY MUST PAY INDEMNITIES RAIL EXECUTIVES FROWN ON HARDING SETTLEMENT PLAN SHAH'S ADVISOR SUPERVISE ALL COAL TRIBUTION FROM LANSING DIS. NTIRE STATE WILL BE >IVIDED INTO DISTRICTS ew Administrator Will Undertake Direction of Mine Proble...…
…Cl are ei NEWSPANER OF THE SUMMER SESSION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN every morning except Monday during the Summer e Board in Control of Student Publications. EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ciated Press is exclusively entitled to the ass for re f all news dispatches credited to it or otherwis" is paper and the local news published therein. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ion by carrier or mail, $.So. Ann Arbor Press Bui...…
…t Betsy BarDour Miss Emma Gra end( i In C World of art in the public of I .I L >n and the two Later they were ed the Denishawn Los Angeles, Cali. fall TGe lee club is particu,- erned in securing the Den- ancers to use the proceeds rformance in paying off a h was incurred in 1918 on ific coast trip when a rail- :e left them stranded in the forts and finan- Robert Camp- University, and r of the Union, t back to Ann at that time. UNI...…
…in the (Illus- Tendenlcies in f. C. D. Alinm, Cs. Sun and Otherg. E. R. H. Curtiss. (Illuk- Thue d ____ ____ ____ ____met, an, strikes CRITIQUjE moret Amends By G. D. E.- such a - Kansas When the Kansas industrial law wvas than tk first born I recognized it at a glance Wthe V as a bit of legislation, against the I. ergenq~ W. W.'s and their kind. Hdaving little trouble, sympathy for such ragged and loose of thef political philosopheirs I ...…
…THE WEATHER. GENERALLY FAIR TODAY U, 4 r *ummtr A61F A61F t r t an .40, ~~IaIr ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XIIINo. 11 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 2. 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS STRIKE FAILS TO TIE UP RAILROADS U1 .W~H19T PRICE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS CLAIM RATE WILL COST PEOPLE .$100,000,000 WILL PROTECT DAKOTA ' FARMERS' WHEAT CROP NORTHEAST VIEW OF THE PRACT ICE HIGH SCHOOL. THIS IS THE FIRST OF A SERIES OF UNITS W...…
….E TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY S I I uIN4t o -t 4F 41Pqa ttilg OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE SUMMER 1SESSION 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 l...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Theaters LAJESTIC the home of resentful, aristocratic rel- atives. IWUERTH ARCADE co-tarring in the Fox production "Ex- tra! Extra!" will be the Orpheum feature for Friday and Saturday. Jack Holt, the- Paramount starI "For Those We Love," the new Bet- comes to the Majestic today and Mon- day in "The Man Unconquerable." The story is of a dramatic fight for love and millions on a South Sea Isle of roma...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY UD I WHAT'S GOING ON sity School of Music. Hill auditor- STUDENTS WILL MAKE TOUR ium. OF FORD MOTOR FACTORYj Illustrat 1 N FOR SUMMER SESSION I Sunday, July 2 3 p. m.Meeting of Student teers, Lane hail. Thursday, July 6 5 p. m.--The Child Artist. ( ed). Prof. H. S. Mallory. Science auditorium. 8 p. m.--Educationlal motion Illustrat- Natural pictures. Volun- Monday, July 8 5 p. m.--The Human Aspect of W...…
…E WEATHER SOMEWHAT WAR M- ER TODAY Y it: ig tn ai1ttj ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE ........... . e, ,.J'4 XXXII. No. #J78 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY. JUNE 2 1922 PRCm,rnv en !m tfman s' qW I , .0 INAL0.K. GIVEN BUILDING FUNDS i 17 IN CONFERENCE TRIKMEET TODA ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN EXPECTED TO MAKE STRONG SHOW- ING TRIALS AT IOWA CITY RUN THIS AFTERNOON Tenth-Second Stop Watches to be Used in Expectation of Secu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. .. OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning exdept Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications- MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusivly entitled to the ' s resublidation of all news diatches credited to it or sotethorwies credited 1i this paper and the Ica&t we pablished tkroUL Rawerd st the poto*e at A~a Arb r, Meklana a s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DbAILY i - .. . .._._...w ._.._ ..._...._... posed power plant will be among the largest in existence. Prot(esor Pariker 's immediate duties will, include, in addition to the elec- trical engineering administration of the present plant, supervision of the electrical phases in the design of the new power unit. S. D. Sprong, electrical engineer for the company for the past 10 years, is retiring from. his 'position to enter the e...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ow ,.a,_.._..,... ... ...... . ..., .. . ,. , , ... w. ,~~~, ~.., _., _,. . ..., r -I Every student is looking toward vacation and home. Many are planning summer trips and suchi plans necessitate good looking luggage, Yet the luggage must be designed for use as well as looks. We have listed below a few of the many pieces that combine style and economy.-v LUGGAGE t Wardrobe Trunkst t $30 to $60 B Wardrobe trunks are the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _., ,.. ..._- . ._o- . _ . ,. , GOLF TEAM WILL ENTER BIB TEN MEET JUE19 ENDS DUIL MEET SEASON WITH FOUR VICTORIES AND ONE DEFEAT After completing a successful sea- son with four matches won and one lost to Chicago the Michigan golf team is preparing to enter the West- ern Conference tournament to be held at Chicago June 19 to 22. Victories gained over Ohio State, Purdue, Illi- nois, and Northwestern, indicate the strength...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ITUDENTS ITEN :CRANGE . TO AiD NEEDY RUSSINS Supplementing the work -of the American Relief association by giving id to the starving children in Russia, he American Committee for. the Relief f Russian Children is attempting to "aise funds for their work in ,ie famine fstricken country. Vorking with the national committee s an intercollegiate committee which as undertaken to raise funds in the 'arious colleges and universit...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .., . ,. .,.a.,..... 01'Re" Treasurers of the freshman and sophomore girls' social committees are asked to take their accounts to the reg- istrar's office to be audited, after which they should be brought to Dean Jor- dan's office. All other girls' organiza- tions are also requested to bring their treasurer's books to be kept over sum- mer vacation. All houses or persons having funds for the Michigan league campaign ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, UXE 2, 192 -0 LY OIALBULLETIN Copy received until 3:30 p. ,m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) 2 FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1922 N~umber 178 To MIlmbers of the Senior Class: By ruling of the Board of Regents, members of the senior class who are candidates for degrees may be excused from attendance at Commencement exercises at the discretion of the President of the University. All such per- sons, who are compelled by sufficient ...…
…THE Z I PROBABLY TODAY I Mr 5k 43UU xtl i- DAY fli tIf n ~ SERVIaCE 4 .. No. 152 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, MAY 2.1922 PRICE FIVE -. - JAVY VOTE EXPE CTED TODA ' llichianesNsights All Campus Vection Nominees . Proves Success ._____ E"A complete success" was the ver- Following is a list of nominees for the All-Campus election Tuesday, dict returned bn the Michigan Night 'May 2: program despatched Saturday evening President S...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - ~ T~' - )F THE UNIVERSITY Monday during the iJner Student PublicatIons. q. Mt1MBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRE SS e 'Asseated Press is excl*si* * entitles to the use atioa of all news dispatches ere ted ts it or sot other'r la this paper. and the local news published thereis. ered at the postosge at Ann Arbor, Miehigam. as sec utter. scription by csrrier or soil, $.se- ces: Ann Arbo r Press Buiflsig, Maynard street. sme...…
…. a a aaa .a i 'i s a LANE HALL AUDIENCE "MOON MAGIC" A\D "LITTLE RED - RIDING HOOD" GIVEN BY H. L. BURN1ETT, '23. Harry L. Burnett, '23, presented "Moon Magic" and "Little Red Riding. Hood,'' two marionette shows, at Lane hall, Saturday afternoon, under the auspices of the Child's Conservation League. Those who read the parts in "Moon Magic" were Ralph Johnson, '23,Helen Elliott, '23, Ed. and Esther Hollands, S. of M. The parts in "Little R...…
… * t .. -S I LITS, NOTICE lits interested in in- aseball report at the of Ferry field at 3 rms for Cheerleaders one having an idea as to is for cheer leaders are ed to describe same in a and seed to A. O. Cuth- .016 E. University Ave. for PENS." Nickle's Ar- lv. se our Aderttuers.-AdV Fisher's Pitchers Hold Enemy Batters entire infield plays a faster game than. Helpless Wilie Varsity the Varsity infield of last year. Hits..~ard Klein Gets ...…
….pite of the fact that the weath- s warm for such work, more than en donned the moleskins and I out for spring football practice y afternoon. Keen competition ng shown in the individual pro- :y contest. One-half of each standing in this contest will I upon the showing he 'makes ;tournament that is to be held end of the season, and the other will depend upon the regularity attendance and upon the im-. nent shown in daily practice. ch "Tad" Wiem...…
…fessor F in ds man Skull On wn Of Campus ty se Led ge ph ' Discoveries may come, and discov-} eries may go, but a discovery has abeen made recently upon the cam- ural pus which is destined to go down in Be the annals of Anthropology'as one of remendous moment. etch- While cutting across the grass be- hind the museum yesterday, a promi- was nent professor chanced to notice, stoli nestling in the grass, what appeared ~ar- to be a large and rat...…
… ;1 :t'; iociety wul nod a very im- eting at 7':30 o'clock Wed- ning at the Delta Gamma nesday house- embers of the Women's Ath- jation will be allowed to vote s of the association at spring on Tuesday. Any girl who ied 100 honor points is elig- embership. Those who areI n whether they are listed as >r eligible to membership are to stop at the election table city hall today. T HlE THEATErS ' TODAY SCREEN 'i s i i i The regular practi...…
…)AY, "_..... Al BULLETIN m. (11:3 a .. Saturdays.) [AY 2, 1922 Number 162 te Council will 'be held at 4:15 p. m., R. W. BUNTING, Secretary. 1 students of Education at Newberry esident McKenny, of the State Normal BF lESH AIR CAMP FUND. NOW TOTALS $1915,92 DAILY 'a A. S. WHITNEY. the Research' club has again been' the absence of one of the speakers' 11 appear in the Daily Official Bulle-' H. H. BARTLETT, Secretary.' gineering please repor...…
…Itr t a n j PA r/ D ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 1922 EWS T ON 5' P LAY C P: ,E Co-education O.K. Says Cornell Dean "It is my impression that women graduating from co-educational col- leges and universities adapt them- selves more immediately to associa- tions in the world of affairs than do those graduating from women's col- leges," said Miss Georgia White, dean of women at Cornell university, yes- terday afternoon. Dean Whit...…
…5t Mrtiau B&d1y SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 1922 "The Mind in the Making" By James Harvey Robinson (Published by Harper and Brothers) have a great stock of scientific knowl- in the same patient and scrupulous ing. The rural mechanic thinks scien- (Copyright, 1921, by Harper and Bros.) edge unknown to our grandfathers manner. tifically; his only aim is to avail him- . with which to operate. So novel are But, the knowle...…
…hq e i ......1 rY every morning except 'Monday during the jniVeritY Board in Control of Student Publications. IMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ciated Press is exclusively entitled to the use fer of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise is paper and the local sews published thaereis t the postoffize at~Anau Arbor. Michigan, as aeccad' on by carrier or mail, $3.50. Ann Arbor Press Building, Maynard Street. Business, 96o; FEditori...…
…2 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 1922 o 449 we are all children of one Heavenly one to earn a livelihood in some more "'T he M ind in the M akin g Father and that we should bear one or less standardized guild or profes- another's burdens with fraternal pa- sin. Both these aims are realized (Continued from Page 1) ,late itself as a result of this examina- tience. Capital is too selfish; Labor fairly well by our present educatio...…
…lCs uas 1 k a Soloist 0, -t Lockwood, acting director of cool of Mule and head of the lepartment, will be the soloist final concert on the Faculty series, when he will be heard e University Symphony orches- ts last appearance of the sea- 4:15 o'clock this afternoon in ditorium. ill play two of his own tran- xns for piano and orchestra, the ing the Brahms Waltzes, Opus the second the Don Juan Fan- f Liszt. The former number .y heard in it...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL ,1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE- Gargoyle-And Other Incidentals (By G. ). E.) is better looking than I am. When I ing. There were three attacks on me,' gleaned, a truth or two, that should When one considers the average receive my next shipment of gin I'll one of them veiled, and two direct. make the book worth reading: I in- "humor" magazines of this country, remember the artist. But the Lord of Hosts was sure y cine to it, no...…
…This month they report several inter- esting finds-well dressed stone walls, walls of plaster, a great deal of paint-! ed plaster, a polished stone axe, and evidence of super-imposed buildings. All this was found in the first few lition Sent to Maya o Unearth Cities AN ACTING IUTHE'S ASSISTANT n received from Mrs. fe of',Dr. C. E. Guthe,j is in charge of an out by the Carnegiel ;ribing the life and ef- engaged in the work, tt the expedition w...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 1922, 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 1922 ~ The Michigan Band Travels (By W. Bernard Butler) l "That Michigan Band," too, is a strongest and most lasting impres- tradition, one that was born twenty- sions of college life are left by the As classes increase and the inter- two years ago, growing up with var- thrills of the band. It has become' vening number of years becomes ied car...…
…)' - W, i - ";'" ,p_ , ' r .. i UP WELL THERIN TRIP; formidable style by men to be picked this week, but Fisher finds difficulty in deciding the man to take care of the middle section. There are several applicants for the secondary' line of (Continued on Page Six) IOU I Ull UU1 ick Work good. Schultz, Liverance, and Dixon lers I are the only men who .are sure, to date, of-berths on the southern trip as hurlers. Elliott will in all ...…
…SU SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE 5 Ica-vith Fadraic Colum (By Lois Elisabeth Whitcomb) head is unwrinkled, the deep gray- deals with the life of his own genera- because, as he explained, there was Padraic Colum rose quickly as we blue eyes bright and eager under tion is too likely to write of things nothing of the heroic about it. d their straight dark brows. He holds of merely suparficial interest, politic- lie laughed as ...…
…wn -"-+ I ts I the I is re- Mails, Morton, and Keefe will form the regular pitching- staff for the Cleve- land Indians this summer, according to Manager Tris Speaker.' In addi- tion one or two recruit pitchers mnay be carried. They will be. selected from Barton, Odenwald, May, Lindsey, Guess, Pott, and Bissonette, with the first two having the inside track. Rainy weather again greeted the Cincinnati Reds at Wichita Kans., and the game sche...…
