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…How utterly childish that the high schools have the assurance that Fifth, the patrons have more confi- to the fact that drink is forbidden. author of "This Side of Paradise" their high school diplomas will be ac- dence in, and are generally more will- It is considered 'chic' to violate the should write such inane words! But ing to support, a high school recog- law." "I never in all my life saw a whoceptable to state boards having to do nized b...…

…istory frofessor Tells the Truth (Continued from Page 5) the solid-tire inventors; thus the auto- mobile trust disposed of the Doble steam car; .thus Ford beat Selden in the courts; thus it was declared in amazingly quick fashion, that the recent "invention,' Frost-bites," was a food' rather than a confection, and thus today are the steel, copper, and aluminum interests fighting a new cor- poration which has a formula for mak- ing aluminum fro...…

…Ii j. 000 .t c rt x ,q atA wt L IxA IDAY AN~D NI SERY] ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY APRIL 26, 1922 PRIE FORCE FFICIENT TO FOREIGN EEDED "ALLED MINIMUM 000 Men and 1s Re. Press) .-A plea for a v w ih wnild ORR REQUESTS TO B E REINSTATED Louis T. Orr, who refused to wear his freshman toque, and who was ostracised from the class by, 300 of his classmates at a mass meeting in Hill auditorium Monday afternoon, exhib- ited a change of atti...…

…except Monday during the University Student.Publication.. HE ASSOCIATED PRESS " exclusively entitied t" the nse fr atche credited to it or not otherwie the local news published thaereis. e s at Ax~, whboa, lLVichi :an, gmmexs+ Sf. g, Manard Street, 2414. words, if signed, the sigia- but as an evidence of faith, in The Daily at the discre- The Daily office. Unsigned ration. N. manuscript will ostage. >rse the sentiments expressed EDITORIAL ST...…

…Tf TiqI~ DALY _ We Will Clean Your Rugs OR WE WILL MAKE NEW RUGS out of the old ones for you. If you have old rugs that are about worn out, call us and we will use them to make new rugs for you. \ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED The Ann Arbor Fuff Rug Compan 1005 BROADWAY PHONE 1946 %AHOUSANDS of smokers give the verdict to you- . Of all the other tobaccos >ne can approach the finest in-a, - have proved it-and NATURE has pro varieties of pure Tu...…

…Yh. . . .1. . .. ,. ,. .. ., " . -., , ,. . , r tiw .. . f ., ,rt .. i" . _,~ f.:' ! J ' .'4 -- ~ , .: E NOTICJE must not be larger capacity and all free ass and rubbish must such garbage cans. [on of the City Ordin- the collection of gar- ctor is not required to ;e from any residence 3provision is violated.' must b accessible at cans in the basement [ flbor can be handled arrangement with the A. WESSINGER, Health Officer. -....r WR...…

… tel p r Polo As A Regular Sport At The University 753 First Down- __ JUNIOR LIT NOTICE e, 'T3, if All candidates for junior lit ' nust be baseball team report for practice its are j tomorrow at I o'clock on south , inside end of Ferry field, , Ferry yed on to the Watch for the ''t's." Today Is "At" bles of Day. Fl r THIS COLUMN CLOSES' AT 3 P.M, ERTI SING - .... WANTED st year!< WANTED-Family and bundle wash- ings. Starched w...…

…ity Of Michigan League GES RULES AL MEETING ty for membership f Michigan League ie last joint meet- eason of the board Woman's league, Inding committees, and the executive Alumnae council. lads, "any woman CAPINGN COMMITTEE TURNS IN U50 MORE Another check for $850 has been turned over to the treasurer of the Alumnae council during the past week, according to the report of Neva' Lovewell, '22, chairman of the cam- paign committee of the Unive...…

…IV. A. A. -11El CP LIST ii girls Name.s of the freshmen and sopho- mores who are entered in the prelim- inary-rounds of the tennis tournament are posted on the bulletin board in Barbour gymnasium. It is important that the girls see these lists at once, as these rounds must be played off by Thursday night. Tryouts for class teams in archery will be held for girls of all classes this afternoon as follows: Tennis from 2 to 3 o'clock; archery ...…

…BULLETINIA L N p.n . (11:90 a. 1. Saturdays.). 8 i Iuntl EDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1922 NnMbeV 147 Mrs. Burton will not be "at home" this afternoon. ence of the Deans today. M. L. BURTON. Conocaton: ri Convocation of the University will be held in Hill Auditorium . Wednesday,. April 26. President Marion L. Burton will be the 4 the subject "University Morale". i scheduled for the hour of the convocation will be dismissed. ver, does'ftot'apply...…

…I I] 131w qA&r :43 ttlp A £ xrahoh DAY AND NIGHT ISERVICE 173 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY126, 1922 PRICE FTVE PRIE IV .RLINGS TO BURN HEADGEA !HOOL EDITORS HERE FOR FIRST STATE MEETING; INTERSCHOLASTIC TRACK ATHLETES TO ARRIVE TODAY REE DAY CONFERENCE OPENED NEARLY THREE HUNDRED WILL BY SPEEChES AND SWARM CITY TO. . ..::... ...' :...... : DISCUSSION - MORROW ... .GIS rRATION SHOWS MEET WILL BE LARGEST 74 DELEGATES IN CI...…

…RD PRSS ntitld to the not br is It or cot .tborwiR. publbRhin r h[1Ma asO . dS et. bhshed in The Daily at U@ tdscre- sailed to The Daily office. Unsigned consideration. N. manpscript will closes postage. ly endorse the sentiments expressed [Ale STAFF one 2414 ....BRI~WSTR P. CAMPBELL .. .......Josep A. Bernstein .James B. Young ............Marion Kerr G. P. Overton M B. Stahil Paul Watnel 1..................L. Armstrng Kern E. R. Mciss .....…

…Clothes. Where, 0 Where Are The Verdant Freshmen?"--ien Of '25, Learn This Song efore C ap Nig h t Lxercises SPRING HERE Freshmen! This is the song that you will sing tonight just before you form your snake dance around the fire, to discardyour pots. The Daily has printed it in full for your benefit. Learn it.n I They've gone out from Wenley osophy, They've gone out from Wenley osophy, They've gone out from Wenley osophy, Safe now in the S...…

… y(iI 7 - ,; :\ :: I it -;5- i , _ MEET TO MANY STARS ecial to The Daily) Ia., May 25.-Middle dist- ig at the annual .Big Tenr eld meet to be held at the >f Iowa, June 2 and 3, will ier a fast field of perform- estern colleges and univer- ding Fassenden Hof Illinois, Visconsin, Pyott of Chica- i of Minnesota, and Wilson v of Iowa in the 440 yard ggins and Wolters of Ames, fMinnesota, Ramsey of Yates of Illinois, and Noll v of Iowa in th...…

… football coach and assistant director of intercollegiate athletics at Mich- igan. On Ferry Field Today in the 1909 meet that he threw the of weight 170 feet, 3 inches - a mark which has never been reached since. ec- Just two years before Koehler set for his record for the hammer 'throw, Joe of Horner, then a member of a Grand eat Rapids High school track team, and on- later a Michigan track man, set a ade record for the 12 pound shot put whe...…

…MPAIGN ISSUES rBE-_EONMI ridge, Republican, Declares Duty is to Restore Vigor of U. S. + Business ATOR WATSON PRAISES HARDING AD3INISTRATION (By The Associated Press) dianapolis, May 25.-Political is- of the coming fall campaign were east today before the Republicans had assembled for the first state ical convention of this year. Three' kers, looking toward the cam- n, outlined the stand of the Re- licans, and the only one of them pecify on ma...…

…ly north of Those plan- Katherine ' 22 'ELnsian Is 2lest In History tc )r, > should -not phone 2597. reshman and )mmittees are its to the reg- d, after which to Dean Jor- rs' organiza- to bring their, ept, over sum- The third practice for the May-pole dances will be held at 4:30 Monday, May 29. It is very important that all girls attend. Chaperones for dances this week end are: Union-Friday, Mrs. H. B. Lazzell; Saturday, Mrs. Yates Adams...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Copy received until 3:30 p. M. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 2 FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922 Number 173 teachers in the College of Engineering: Large enrollment makes necessary two summer camps in surveying. The first one starts Saturday, June 3, students leaving Ann Arbor on the fternoon of June 2. The semester records of these students must be com- ileted before they leave. Secretary Hopkins and Professor...…

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…PACE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT FRIDAY, MAY 26, t922 JOHN S. LANDOWSKI, '23 The real star of the 1922 track team. He has done 12 feet nine nches in the pole vault indoors. =di 22 - d"gsxfe nt e y track high janmp consist- D point ently. In the lii- id20 oisgdsix eet he tied for first honors with Osborne, Illini -_? -r f ..__ k WALTER H. SIMMON Running the 100 an t yard dashes the Varsit captain has been a sur winner for ...…

… FRIDAY, BAY 26, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT PA(E TIHREI I 1922 VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD. Standing. left to right-I. C. Uteritz. '22. ss; A1. Paper. '22, 3b; H1. H. Stryker, '25M, p; A. L. Schultz, '22, p; H. J. Liverance, '23, p; Ray Fisher, coach; D. F. Roby, '23, If; J. L. Blott, '24, c; H. H. Mudd, '23, p. Seated, left to right--J. H. Shackleford, '23D, rf; A. Klein, '23, If; M. A. Dixon, '22E, p; H. A. Vick, '22, capt...…

…A(a11 POVIt ,rHV- MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT !,"RIDA) , MAY 26, 1922 iAGii 5017)1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922 k - ~ I RUBY FOOTWEAR IS NOT JUST MADE, IT IS BUILT Detroit ANN ARBOR C~icajo No matter what the occasion we have the appropriate gift ane SNo. 8 NICKEARAEI 1H ALLER& FULLER are showin an extra ordinary collection of Engagement Rings in original and unusual designs at decidedly lower pric...…

…FRIDAY, MA11Y 2f), 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPL EMENT PAGE FIVE _ _ _ . _ .._ A 1. C. L TERITZ '23. /vA Is as finished an ini fielder as has per- ,J fonned an Fe rrefield in years. 0~o 1000, =ft s II.IINI SIAlVI 440. Indian quartermil- ers took all places ti against Mjcbig.ail. ap i Y t r 3 f ,. AYRES WINS ANOTHER I'he Indian sprint- 4) er capturing the 220-yard dash. YATES WINS* 880. Illinois captain won the half mile in 1.5...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922 Always with Michigan GRAHAM BOOK S Two Complete College Stores Cool Furniture for warmer days XTOU will get pretty much the same kind of comfort from Wicker or Reed furniture in Summer, that you do from tub frocks and Palm Beach clothes. It's cool and it looks it; does- n't stay hot because the breeze goes right through it. We have a large se- lection of pieces and s...…

…FRIDAY, AJAY 26, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT PAGE SEVEN )0 D23DO3. A. L. SCHULTZ, '22 H d o io v iA veteran pitcher who has l e t f ilob c usCfon -n x s a o n eYa k *turned in many victories. He for the swill be sorelymssed next H e has ...-...y ear. "d.'H.W ELIT'2 DOUGLAS F. ROBY, '23 H .ELO,' Has made a position in Should develop into a star left field because of his next season. He lacks hitting propensities. Is control...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN RAIL -Y' PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT F11IDAY, MAY 263, 1922 PAGE EIGHT TI IL MJCIJIGAN DAJL"i PICTORIAl. SUPPI LMLNT FJ2IDAY, MAY 26, 1922 S rep..Mw I a -W-W. - LL Q .1- Tess FRESHMEN BEFORE THE BATTLE '25 was determined j hen the second day of the Spring ("times opened but the experience of was too much to overcome and tit(, sophomores vori. 4 RUNNING A DEAD HEAT. These men hit every ob- stacle at the same time in 1 7...…

…FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922 TI-I MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT PAGE NINE Q 0) D. C. DOUGLAS, '22E W ADAM SIEMONS, '24 A strong half miler Another sophomore, who hao placed con- w ho hasa added. TMcELLVE'N FIRST JOHN A. DOWEN, '24E sistently daring the points to Michigas's This has heen thse re- Thi season. Placed first A °/ total in the quarter port on the hsighs iumpt Thssophomore is the heat in the 0. S. U. meet., Q A mile..- in most of th...…

…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922 1922 ALL-FRESH TRACK SQUAD The team coached by Archie Hahn this year is reputed to be the strongest yearling aggregation since 1916, when such stars as Carl Johnson and Larry Butler were in their first year of competition. "0d i ro SARGENT WINS- ' The Michigan hurdler won the 120 yard event ' in the Ohio State meet . in 15 2-5 seconds. ( HOFFMAN BREAKING RECORD tae thre...…

…FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT PAGE ELEVEN 4 'i / , Don't Go Home and Disappoint the Kiddies! Whether nephews or nieces or brothers or sisters, new toys, including sand trays, beach pillows, sprinkling cans, and pails, Tinker Toys, etc., also little dresses, boys' suits, bonnets and all sorts of dainty gifts put up attractively and easily car- ried home with you. a ns Ne.NE C No. 4 NICKELS ARCADE MILfS OF S...…

…FRIDAY, MIAY 26, 1922 PAGE TWELVE T14E MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPL EMENT ".S .. A - m '24 ENGINEERS SCRUB. Triangles initiated teIss _ _ w sophomnore engineers on May 11. SPHIINX INITIATE. 7 Junior lit sociely iii- aced ten men on May 13. I NO ITHOROU<GHFARE $V hsbricd tpe the laws flom going EUIELWS thrloughs the Engineer- Evadled snsares set, ing Arch al, Swillsliut. for thsemsby thse seinior engineers. …

…PREIDAY, MAY 26, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT PAGE THIRTEEN wwmmm I GRADUATION DAYS! Happy memories of Alma Mater brought back by photographs from friends in school. Studios- ANN ARBOR HILISDALE On The Campus Phone 303-W While You Are Away, We Are Here For the complete enjoyment of your vacation or business trip, there should be no worrying about the safety of your valuables left at home. The safe deposit boxes at this ...…

…PACE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT FRI.DAY. MAY 26, 1922 )IIGHI t1AAtTA All-campus senior honorary society c'apturedI 19 "pale face.i" at the Rope Day c eremony flay 10. DRUIDS. Senior lit honorary society initiatedI 14 juniors May 17. VULCANS. Senior engineer honorary society initiated ten men on May 22. …

…FRIDAY, MAY 26, l q222 FRIDY, AY 1. 522THE MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT PG ITE PACE FIFTEEN _. ____. C LEAN I NG SAY IT WITH ENERGINE! YOUR GARMENTS THOROUGHLY SWISSILIZED AT THlE Swiss Sarmonts Cleaning Co. Swissilized Garments Stay Clean Longer PONE CLEANERS 2508 Cman.DYERS 209 SOUTH FOURTH AVENUE Fill l I I I mgwvlww Dobbs 1922 Straws /' f 4 f /j,( a / Y , //d r a . / j' .{j fy. . tj f r r N i . y .f ! The Dobbs Straws are n...…

…PAGE SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922 FAO SITE H IHGNDIYPCOIA UPEETFIAMY2,12 Lt I9_2 lIrt chafsier Marx Sports styles are best Young men everywhere give then greatest/favor for all- 'sound use M EN are wearing sports clothes this year more than ever before -not only for sports but for school, business, travel, every sort of use. Made of rough, sturdy weaves in smart colorings. Tail- ored to fit perfectl...…

…tmm r t 1Kb 04 4 1 AMO A6V tr an Ar :43 DAY ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1922 AND FUEL GIVEN PRIOR F AL Ol E XPT it to The Ohio, July ch when tf st been si near Lak ight, mnem search p body of S of Michi iles south ite inforu iver, to del this state fternoon, phone cal ier Dailyc o'clock T Kripke ho wiho was aff of Th .rbor Fr beir Lake it out alo he did no arcr part d after si the e'mp hore. Ba that they he boat, ...…

…THE SUMMER SESSION OF 'Y 01F MICHIGAN cept Monday during the Summer f Student Publications. ASSOCIATED PRESS sively entitled to he use f r te- ,hw credited to it or ob*"* cal news publishd therean. Ann Arbor, Liogsah . as second so that the individual would find no en situations in which he would not know A or say in accordance with circumstances. grassing t to do I For Your Summer BOOK ynard Street. words, if signed, the signa- but as a...…

…the law, not to wive ° a IG GOVENORSDAY CELEBARTION STRIKE c affectionately as"Bill' That differ. enc was on the interpretation of the industrial court act in the matter as to whether a card of sympathy cau ;.--"Henry be, construed as violating the picket. lay before ing clause. I from aIntroduces Governor fr, ov.a "Bill" introduced "Flenry" before dif"erenc an audience in the state normal dc iec school auditorium for the governor's roia edi...…

…qW. Will I I-lut . 1 sue of The Michigan :nown as the U. of M. ed on the campus at 6 y evening, Sept. 30, 1890. ied by the "U. of M. In- sociation" and consisted of four columns each. tion price was $2.50 a gle copies were three I AT'S GOING ON . :! ... .--..Y...i first issue of The Summer Mich- Daily, formerly known as The rine, an afternoon paper pub- only thre; times a week dur- .e Summer session, made its ap- . ace on the campus Frida...…

…"X I I s i TEfIPERATIT I' ItV41 4I1 Sectioi One XXIII, No. 2 TWO SECTIONS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1922 TWELVE PAGESP PRICE FIVE T RILL IG i I tl G l u , I Y: REGISTRATIONFOR UNIVERSITY LESS THAN LAST YEAR, "6ALLIES MUST Y IFH). CONSTANTINO PLE mR University Faculty Men Carry On Experimental Land Survey During Summer )Yonths In UpperMichigan FUEL DISTRIBUTOk, WAS\HOOVEWRS AID DUIRING THE WAR THOUSA9NDS ...…

…1L4 1 aL LA..' £ 1 tow to set it ging you have all we to - can give youYiyou are through. You Ner must be the master of that mind of c yours." Inconclusion, the President em-7 pasized the point that the mind is F L Se 'ne's most"recious asset. ''Possess,"T an (OSntinued from Page One) he said, "the thinking, creative mind pr he dnks itit. sharply contrasted to of which you are the royal master. InL hin is the man with the independent As a man...…

…9l m D L II All gymnasium classes will meet the first time on Tuesday, Sept. or Friday, Sept. 29, at Barbour mnasium. Everyone is requested, wear street clothes. [here will be a meeting of all fresh- n women at 4 o'clock Wednesday, pt. 27, in the auditorium of Sarah swell Angell Hall. Dean Hamilton 11 give her first talk in the Uni- sity at, this time. ,eague houses that desire assistance organization and election of officers requested to t...…

…n 1V11L. illsf- 1V Sri. 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. dispatches credited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. fair to the student that he reap the ...…

…e W ILY 's7 Vn ' PHI DELTAKAPPA HOLDS INT9INT UPhi Delta Kappa, national educa- tional fraternity, at a meeting in Ann Arbor, July 19, during the summer ses- sion, initiated five educators to their ranks. 'Wray Condon, secretary of the local chapter, acted as toastmaster, while the speakers included Prof. G. E. Corrothers of Cleveland, 0., G. H. Aldermnan of Newton, Ia.,and~ Prof. Earl Hudelston of the University of; Wisconsin. Those init...…

…GES OF YEAR i I Ull Wonder In Broken Field ing at Will on Reserves. VE LOOKS WEAK E ATTACK OF SCRUBS or the second time in as many con- itive scrimmages, Herbert Steger, sational sophomore halfback, stood her's Reserves on their respective ds yesterday afternoon on Ferry I during the course of a tilt be- an the Varsity and the much sed scrubs. he Varsity crossed the opposing l line four times during the scrim- ;e and there was not sufficie...…

…MIC LY U hardest s< n les in -and co-o :. Tihe of the na. Vick, X"'Curd, Stuart, Big Ten Stars, Shine In Pro-Baseball !1 HILLIf11I 11LUU UIIU Three Games in 52 While Tutor in Miami University For Six Years POSITION AS NEW ASSISTANT TO COACH V OST his (By Wallace F. Elliott.) George E. Little looked up from MATHER ISSUES CALL FOR1 FRESH CRIODERS WILL MEET CANDIDATES TODAY; ATTEN1DANCE AT PRACTICE WILL BE ENFORCED E. J. Mather, fre...…

…Football Schedule Holds Great Stadium Dedications On Saturday, Oct. 7, the Michigan; Varsity football team will step to the! fore and make its initial bow of the 1922 season in what is most apt to be the annual victory over Case Scientific School of Cleveland. Case Here First. This initial bow, as in the years gone by, should prove to be quite an attraction, not lessened by the fact that the Wolverines are practically sure of victory, but ra...…

…I I, r 11 4 a14l I, ) Io , .ir. .+ XXXIII, No. 2 'ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1922 PRICE FIVE CI IMPORTANT EVENTS' LIKELY IN ATHENS GREEK MILIT'ARY DISASTER MAY CAUSE POLITICAL STIR IN CAPITAL TURKS STOP ADVANCE WHEN BRITISH WARN Smlft Cruiser Takes French Envoy Smyrna with Proposals of Three Powers to Athens, Sept. 25.-Athens is likely .to be the scene of important political events as a result of the military ...…

…NEW T 15f U LEWINTER IN EUROPE' Know Your Alumrp fr(By Courtesy of Chimes) GO INTOErr[CT HERIE Word has been received that Mrs. Myra B. Jordan, who resigned her Harry M. Carey, '20, 1920 managing O.)INANCE REGULATES PARK.. position as Dean of Women here last editor of The Daily, is now managing I IN, PAsSIIG VEHICLES, year after having served in this ca- the Duluth Community Fund, Duluth, NUMBER IN SEAT! pacity for 20 ;years, is enroute to Min...…

…THE UNIVER$V 1NVSIL SOCIETY OFFERS 4 V. 4, IN HI11 AUDITORIUM I -4. FORTY-.FOURTH ANNUAL Choral Union eries SIX CONCERTS A-01 i i. t../.iii V A . . 5.... FOURTH ANNUAL x '5s5 ,, Extra Concert Series FIVE CONCERTS ',- .L October 24-MISCHA linist. The Choral Union Seri by one of the world's mogl distil who, since his last American tour duplicated his world wide suc, tours through the leading usic Britain and the contineit. In b n...…

…HkIr llt A LWAL" I 3 -~ 'OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the University. Volume 3 the Bulletin is constructive not'ice to all members of Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1922 Number 2 To All Miembers of the University: The attention of all members of the University is called to the fact that the Daily Official Bulletin is the official means of communication with the staff and the student bo...…