…THE MICHIGAN DAILY LASHES FROM THE IN ANN ARBOR THIS WEEK i GREEN AND STAGE (By Edwin R. Meiss) being offered this week at the Schu- .ek London, author of "The Mutiny bert-Detroit theatre in Detroit. Guy ae Elsinore," Aich appears at the Bates Post is playing a dual role there estie today, tells in that story of in "The Masqueraders," a drama whosc own sea experiences. At 17 Lon- sterling quality is already known to shipped as a seaman. H...…
…DAILY I r x _ NSTRUMENTS CAL MUSEUM. etion in Hill Auditorium Care of Professor Stanley Under :SPECIMWENS OF PERIOD SEVERAL HUNDRED YEARS BEFORE CHRIST (By G. E. Sloan) Few of the students at Michigan realize, perhaps, that Hil1 auditorium houses .a collection of musical instru- ments surpassed only by that of the Metropolitan Museum of New York City. The collection comprises over 1,100 separate numbers and contains specimeis from severa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .... ichigan S Adopt* Aptitude Test Plan "When reliable tests are worked out HIGHWAY COURSES they will certainly aid men and women PROVING POPULAR in choosing professions. If this Uni- versity is divided into a Junior and Senior college I believe they can be (Continued from Page One) given to advantage in the former feet of laboratory floor space~ in addi- place." tion to offices and computing rooms, The tests giv...…
…FHE WEATHER FAIR AND COOL TODAY I ra tlx ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY ANtD NIGHT WIRlE SERVICE . VOL. XXXI. No. 21. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1920. PRICE FIVE C PROF. 1. R. AEN DIES OF PNEUMONIA 3IN PITTSBURG, PAffi WAS FORMER HEAD OF UNIVERSI- TY'S MECHANICAL ENGIN- EERING DEPARTMENT HIS DEATH COMES AS SHOCK TO ASSOCIATES Professor Allen with University for Years; Went from Here to Minnesota The death of Prof. John R. Alle...…
…Itl; .q * OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY POF MICHIGAN Psliblihed every morning except. Monday during the Univer- r year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. - MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for iblication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise :dited in this paper and the loc' news published therein. Entersi at the postffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as s...…
…OCTOBER 28, 1926. THE MICHIGAN DAILY VARSITY PRACTICES! Light Workouts Planned for Balance of This Week; Tulane Is Not Feared MEN READY FOR INTENSIVE DRILL BEFORE OHIO GAME Rainy weather is beginning to weary the coaches. While the con- tinued dampness Is good training if Michigan has to play one of its games on a wet day, Yost thinks that the team has had sufficient practice by this time in catching and holding a slimy ball, charging and bl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, I I MISCELLANEOUS HIGHEST PRICES paid for your old clothes. Phone 1981-W, and will call at your convenience. CALL CARL BIRD, His Wagon. Par- eels delivered to all parts of the city. Phone 1627-W. UPPERCLASSMEN-Let me type your themes and Journalism papers for you. Special rates on theses. Call E. Koshetz, 2236-W, after 7:00 p. m. NEAT appearing upperclass man de- sires employment during any two hours ...…
…DETROIT America's Foremost Singing Comedienne! NORA BAYES Her Faamily Tree A Famous Musi Play. S CHUBER T DETROIT' San Carlo GRAND OPERA Company with 20 Distinguished European and Amcrican Opera- tic Singers and Grand Opera Orchestra Courteous . and satisfactory TREATMENT to every custom- er, welther the account be largew or small. The Ann Arbor Savings Bank Incorporated 1,69 Capital and Surplus, $425,000.00 Resources .........$5,000,000.00 N...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..ter rte. , ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Rme I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1920. Number 21 liege of Literature, Science, and the Arts: w Students who were absent from examinations last June with excuse )uld take these examinations as arranged directly with the Instructors ore Nov. 5. Blanks for reporting grades should first be obtained from aRegistrar's office. ARTHUR G. HALL, Registrar. liege of Literature, Science, and the Art...…
…"...i Wr-tA 1 £l~ar% N AND SLIGHTLY COLDER I, p41 1 k A tA II I DAY AND 10 .. I r" opl No. i'1 S. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, MAY 2R 1920 "b'v rrvm rim " " .'r a :: a.a> a ac1 lo L F I i PLAN I1EANS FOR UNIVERSiTY 9AID *TO INDUSTRIES ONE HUNDRED PRODUCERS MEET WITH FACULTY AND REGENTS DEAN COOLEY RECEIVES OVATION OF GATHERING Engineering Professors Tell of Many Available University Facilities, in Talks Co-operation;and se...…
…'tf u lop C t 64 y APER OF THE UNIVERSITY F MICHIGAN ng except Monday during the Univer. Control of Student Publications. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS is exclusively entitled to the use for spatches credited to it or not otherwise the local news published therein. ce at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ding, Maynard street. al, 2414. 300 words, if signed,. the sig- print, but as an evidence of published in The Daily at the or mailed to The Daily office...…
…. _ ... p .. .. . . .. ... . / M- ." ., .. y r . ." .; a . , . L " . t ., r "~ r iTATEs E CLOSE is on Saturday will eam representing ity. They come to cinder artists of and they present rmidable aggrega- n. - he Ohio Conference meet, held umbus last Saturday, the Buck- easily defeated their opponents, g up a total of 86 points. Ohio yan was secofId wtih 35 and n third wth 32. The remaining schools trailed in the rear. ice over the time o...…
… NIORS LIKENESS - QUALITY STUDIO. "Portraits That Please" f t1 ns BRICK ICE CREAM Have you tried that deli- cious cream that we have on sale at all our stores? . Either ILLINOIS PROF PRAISES WHiTMAN AS5RATPE "Whitman expresses many of the. ideals of modern American democ- racy," said Prof. Stuart P. Sherman of the UAiversity of Illinois in his lec- ture yesterday afternoon in Natural Science auditorium. Professor Sher- man's lecture w...…
…WILL SHOW GRI PHOTOGRAPHS [ERE U IAND WOMEN, Y NOT CAL. JD BROWN AND SELL YOUR ROED CLOTHING fISCAl ys everything in the line of cloth-- id pays the highest cash prices. >ne call will bring the wagon to yopr address. Attendants and visitors at the Sum- mer session of 1920 will have the op- portunity to inspect an exhibit of photographs of Greece which has been sent to this country under the au- spices of the Greek government. The exhibi...…
…Blulletin 1 , i 11' I, engineers meet in neering building. Ling in room 101, banquet inI ets in club rooms, kyle baseball field. track meet on (continued from Page One) ing year but he did not announce any appointments. P. A. Shinkman, '22L, managing ed- itor of the Wolveone did not make any appointments to the editorial staff of that -publication but H. D. Whiting, '21, the business manager, made the following, appointments to the ...…
…RI ka, ai ,.,i l DAY AN] ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1920. P7 r ,. COACH WANTS MEN lnUNION COMMITTEE OUT FORFOOTBALL I$$ASKS CONFERENCE GSSHUTO IN L "Any "M" man in the University Presidents of the upper classes, de-"P today who hasn't reported for spring partmental vice-presidents of the S O A E MY 1 WLL STOP Surn.. football practice, regardless of his Michigan Union, and members of the eligibility is forgetting h...…
…lay during the Univer. ent Publications. rED PRESS entitled to the use for d to it or not otherwise published therein. or, Michigan, as second nard street. os if smed of - . Mv. CAREY r L. Rice* h A. Bernstein Hitchcock Heth, Lee M. Woodruff . . ..Renaud Sherwood .'.*ohn I. Dakin ...Brewster Campbell . .Robert C. Angel .Marguerite Clark ma, Thornton Sargent Jr. APPRECIATION AND A HINT It is indeed gratifying to note the change of policy ...…
… 1r !" 1 ., ,. .^ ' c. -, ., ... . , . . .. . O Y _ ".-.. ; AILE TEAM TO 60 TO PENN RELAYS5 utler, Wheeler, Wetzel, and Burk- holder to Make Philadelplihi Trip This Week )HNSON GQING IN FARRELL'S PLACE; WILL NOT COMPETE Michigan's only entry in the Penn elays is the one mile relay team,' ade up of Butler, Wetzel, Wheeler, id Burkholder. They are the only arsity men who will make the trip Philadelphia to compete in the re-; Y classic of t...…
…I IA-Inli V nA su uA '.J.L ~- - I. "House Regulations,"I IL ICEO OPEN ON TO OF DELE- gram of business for Thurs- erence of the Women's Self- it association is: ,tion of the delegates will business session at 10:30 . the morning at Barbour a, DeanMyra B. Jordan will e address of welcome, and L. Strauss will talk on the of W. S. G. A. to the Uni- Organization of the confer- then occupy the intervening luncheon at 12:30 o'clh. ,zel Curtis...…
…1 1 1 ~ 1 11 iL 1 DAILY dent Cases Trade mark ef quality Guaranteed goods are your protection. Insist on the original. Sold by all Reliable' Dealers, Whitney Theatre Tonight. at 8:15 Mine. Borgny Hammer I IN ILIFTON EFG. 00.. New York HEDDA GABLER WUERTH THEATRE Wed., Thurs. 28, 29 - N. B. Warner in "The Grey Wolf's Ghost" and comedy, "Light Hearts and Leaking Pipes." Fri., Sat. 30, May, 1-Julian IEltinge in "The Adventuress" with "S...…
…i1K dA It I TIES WOMEN FED Hl men should get into poli- filiate with some political urged by Miss Rose Mon- eveland in her speech to lican women of Ann Ar- e University, delivered in at 3:30 o'clock 'yesterday are going to put a heart ,nment, just as they have try during the past few e Ndeclared. "Up to this nment has been a lop-sided has been entirely practi- w it is going to be Just as mud have a heart in it as Abraham Lincoln, Miss...…
…A SI j -r A AI an a r' wt SERVE ..,.. .. . f . ,. . ,. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1920. GAN DEFEATED BY CORNE TO'. a IIT ME- DEMIAiND RETIRING0 4ITTEE CULTY- oBegin Soon; Picture in Campus OutdoesJ City In French ilemorial Drive French Memorial fund subscriptions from University students have reach- ed the total of $452.79 and the re- ports of 10 fraternities have not yet been received, according to Gratta...…
…IL 1L L'£ c1 t Monday during the Univer- f Student Publications. IOCIATED PRESS ively entitled to the use for credited to it or not otherwise news published therein. in Arbor, Michigan, as second at A trd street. 300 words, if signed, the sig- n print, but as an evidence of published in The Daily at the or mailed to The Daily office. .ve no consideration. No man- writer incloses postage. ly endorse the sentiments 'ex- I not be received ...…
…x,11 DAiL' ....._._ Mnicigan, past and pres- given an opportunity to ant Harry B. Hutchins and n of Detroit, at the Wom- luncheon to be held next Paris to Spend' Millions on Homes Paris, March 26.-One billion seven hundred million francs to covef 190 acres with cheap dwellings in the pro- gram proposed by Prefect Autrand to the Paris municipality. STRIKE! While the iron is hot. NOW is the time to save while money is plentiful. Tomorrow it ...…
…IGAN Y ...., ., . . . , . ., ., . .. ." r . ',". it /' . ., Nti .._ ... . I . b _.. ,. ,. ." . .r.. .. , . ..' f .. " .. " , .. s. '. .. ". p .. .; .. ., i * + r'L f..i k ill continue his meet- urch of Christ every veek. Those who are services are highly, em. They are surely who attend. Remem- I at 7:30 and last one hour. The public is cordially invited. Come and bring your friends.-Adv. The Michigan Daily, the only morn- ing paper i...…
…Y I SJ Io INES ARE FORMIDA U. at Lexington, April 10. Alabama Poly- technic at Auburn, Alabama, will be met in a two game series April 12 and 13. Georgia at Athena furnishes the next opposition in two games scheduled April 14 and 15. The train- ing trip ends at Nashville, Tennessee, where Vanderbilt will be played, April 16 ad 17. After the completion of this trip the Wolverines are idle until April 24 when they open the Confer- ence s...…
…P 0I x 'I Detroit law. meeting of id Committee e, 306 South lunch in Harris ur at the Method-. yan guild meeting d forum meets in Waterman speaks t congregation in FRESHMEN SCORE VICTORY IN SWITNING MEET AT "Y" (Continued from Page One) the fancy diving he was close press- ed by Thompson,.'22, and Stryker, '21, who were btu four and six points be- hind him. Million, the only other Sehior point winner, won the plunge for distance without ...…
…SUNDAY I EATURE SECTIO.N r-= IN 1 LITERARY ( P .99L I- Abb- tr tl FtYt titll SECTION TWO :XX. No. 129. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1920. PRICE 1TADIYIONS CAP NIGHT, IA AND GAMESi } AS IT WILL LOOK WHEN COMPLETED The New University Hospital UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION, WILL BE GREATE' INSTITUTION OfKIND IN AME U' SlIMEN TOQUES' GIVE WAY rO MORE CHARACTERISTIC "POT" ING OUT SCHEDULED DR MAY 20'TH...…
… R'S GRILL al Grilled Porterhouse Steaks 1:3o a.-M.- o*1.30 p-m. 1:70o pamk. to8 p.ma. wwnuir r +rrii r rr rw r V. Huron St.- Upstairs nterurban Station,over Rae Theatre MITNEY THEATRE THURSDAY APRIL 1 rWA\LK[D. presents DOTH NGTON Y 01 J me "" U. U. 11' fq f dyofyVlorHand. L/OVE andc511A7MRT/IA WITH 7HE NEW YbPR/K COMPA NY AL YED.8 NONMT// I/v NEW YVkK 4 PRICES- $.75 to $2.00. MAIL NOW SALE TUESDAY I JE REASON WHY PEOPLE ANN ...…
… rr a, VIRILE DRAMA at the, Dunsany, Writer Who Invar sssures Reader of Something Leader of Neo-Romantic No S A Special in every sense of the word personally produced super-picture from his own studios brings to the screen one of the strongest stories ever written A (COk(NISTONf VWDOWEUl L .: {L JYJ J r J *' 4, y.nRSs..v L L Y L * '* * "A . J ' 1L~ "wt'r::;'{';: ::;:;;' " } SrtL 3" :ti"'i' :"}iti C::" -"6; {fr{ :Mf : WWET ODNNISTO...…
…¢ 1 1 i VJ ~.=If-AN !JItiL 1 RI TRUE .. :es celebrating Palm ppropriate music, will nn Arbor churches to-' ms that will be deliv- ng are of varied char- zdeavor to emphasize of the Christian life. in the Baptist church lls will have for his he Modern Christian, second of a series of on Dr. Marion L Roy book. His message truth and its source. iscuss the attitude of rd truth and the be- >dern Christian. The of the Baptist Guild the mathem...…
… lii k '0 wt t an t . DAY AND NII SER V Ar II ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1920. PRICE. MINIMMIM IIIMilIII INIIIIIIIIII II IIIII I I I I I I II MP R ICE- r I _ _ T ENGINEERMEETINGS j i uId~i FICIALS ADVOCATES IN BUILDING asses All Previous ace the Sixth highway en- early every inty highway kc part, came Freshmen To Have Assemblies Every Wednesday in University Hall Announcement has been made by the mentor...…
…RSITY the Univer- CIATED PRESS' :ly entitled to the use for dited to it or not otherwise ws published therein. Arbor, Michigan, as second rd street.. ing Mr.'or Miss So-and-So of the School of Music; but at the May Festival, which is the greatest mus- ical event of the year, we have a right to demand artists of the first rank. Music lovers from all over the surrounding country come to attend the Festival and these, together with the local p...…
…. Geo. May. Clerk of rt Cook. Assistant -C. C. Wetzel, B. D. Earle, D. Forbes, R. IVIIUIIIIflItI L Id hI M. A. 0 TONISIHT Team Faces Second Aggle Game With G. r. If I Scorer-Elmer P. Hardell. Assist-l ant scorers - J. A. Larson, R. C. --v Confident Spirit Despite' Losch, F. J. Petty, Tom Maynard, R. Setbacks Beardsley, M. Rouke, J. Spence. An- nouncers-D. K. Messner, F. W. Par- RENDERSON) FORWARD, WILL sons. MAKE TRIP WITH QUINTET OUT UF...…
…camps in col l. .I INESOTA IMENI ,. . . .. 1 #,; LONG ABSENCES DUE TO OF "FLU" THE CAUSE I 'IWome FEAR r U 1 I kable it is made pres- Hard and fast are the new rules and restrictions recently placed on women students of the, University of Minnesota. Must Give Excuse senti Feb. dop- The faculty of that university has eing put the lid on all unnecessary absenc- class es among the girl students. They are" the now required to pres...…
….n in "The Last screen magazine edy.. n "The Speed , "Golf and Gun ., "" , " "> S". Tues-Wed- 2-3 - Buck Jones in "The Last Straw" with Craig Kennedy stories and ~aMutt & Jeff cartoon. .Thurs-Fri-4-5-MontaguLove in "The Steel King" with a news and comedy. Sat-6-All star cast in "Oh Boy" (re- turn date) also a screen magazine and --d r E. -__ 0 S H UBER MONTE SSDEFTROI1 CRISTO _ Jr."' r review. lackton produc- inogram weekly :a9110191119...…
…erous phases of the propostion, the ved, That congress enact se- majority of those present voted in ws embodying the recom- favor df the negative side- of the ns recently set forth by At- fjuestion. eneral Palmer," was the subhI ussed at the meeing of the For Campus news read the M3teh- u Debating society at 7:30 Igan Daily.-Adv. Qur Spring Woolens ere and ready for your inspection-they were purchased e prevailing prices of three months ago (n...…
…hi s00000 2J it t x t a1 r I ii AY AND NIGHT SERVICE -1 r" a. 90. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY,- JANUARY 28, 1920. PRICE THR il"a VIES COMMITTEE QUITS FRATERNITY BODYBRI(E'S PLAY TO PLANS FOR DISTRIBUTING "M'S" AND AWARDING BLANKETS SENT TO BOARD IN CABINET, I EXPECTED ARE NO GUESS WHO TAKE LANE'S PLACE Athletic Board to Act Independently of Interfraternity Council. ;I; to"" -". ,} SSOR NAMED RETARY LANE Houston to...…
…- w tions. They hai fib :se sensa- the audi- ul Y OF MICHIGAN ed every morning except Monday during the Univer. r the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS sociated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for n of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise this paper and the local news published therein. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ption by carrier or mail, $3.50. Ann A...…
…three of the five Michigan field bas- kets, Weiss and Rychener were re- EIRAE spchisible for one each. Felmley, star Illinois forward, threw six baskets, though his team- Ith Five Vie. mate, Carney, passed him in the mat- Seeond ter of points scored, getting four from the field and seven foul shots, a total of 15 counters. Taylor, at the other MED BY forward, caged four shots, three of OF PURDUE them from the middle of the floor. Felmley, play...…
…Fr The Other CollegesI WHITE SPEAKS TO STUDENTS j day afternoon at Cornell on "The Mak- a national of OF JOURNALISM AT CORNELL ' ing of a Newspaper," and illustrated honorary jot his lecture with motion pictures. fore his asso Lee A. White, '10, editorial secre- Mr. White, formerly editor of The News, he' wa tary of the Detroit News, spoke Mon- Michigan Daily and the Gargoyle, is ism ai the ti De- an- ne 11 I versity power plant at yo...…
…JESTIG 2 TILE WHITNEY James Montgomery wrote the book, and Louis A. Hirsch furnished the music. m. - "The Tiger Rose," coming next Sat- urday evening to the Whitney, is said to be the kind of melodrama people love to witness. WHITNEY PHONE 4 nwyayman, wi 'th a and comedy, "Noth- heil Lewis in "Fool's medy,, "Charlie Gets 1- -3--All star cast the Night," with a nd "Snub" Pollard kii :ar cast in "Poor ncome ky- d a. Also yand keekly. 1 L...…
…Reucio f 9Q0 Per 1C Cent On All Odd Suits LEAGUE OF NATION LOOKS DISABLED MEN TO TO FUTURE, SAYS HASKINS INTERVIEW SCOTT (Continued from Page One) Mr. Jerome B. Scott, national repre coal supplies, he remarked: "The bill sntative of the federal board for vo- of restoration is too large; the re- ctional education, will be at .the Red maining resources of Germany are too Cross headquarters at 343 South State small. The terms are hard but they s...…
…i ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1919. MEDICAIL DEAN, ADVOCATES VACCINATION Belgium 1loyalty Visiting Capit - Rul ances to, relieve a in distributing will be started time within the er this arrange- of a particular paembers of a as the Law ted to buy tick- up to a certain e, after which ;ible. Ip dances will Saturday night, cal school night Saturday. mak- That the University should offer to all its students the opportunity of ...…
…the d the use for not otherwise therein. an, as second rd. street. gn.,. iments ex- It is amusing to note how short-sighted are most attitudes upon the matter of practicality. Interested in some certain line, anything outside of its limited area looks impractical to the enthusiast. A man may become so intent upon the details that are in the foregroundof his chosen profession that he for- gets the big background, he needs. That, of course,...…
…IULE Face Stronger Evaniston Than One Walloped by Maroons ? NEW FLANK MAN PRkBLEM THIS WEEKI With the sting of Saturday's defeat driving them to greater efforts, Yost's' warriors began preparations yesterday for the Northwestern contest. Despite the inclement. weather and the stiffness and bruises resulting from the Ohio game, the Michigan mentor' sent his men through a hard practice session. Coach Yost evidently is tak- ing no chances with ...…
…I things under the sun, there is eveni unto conservation. To- has become'necessary for each ; ry one to conserve in practic- ery walk of life, and in every y, lane and alley of life's many\, But, fortunately, providence creed certain specific things ot be conserved, but ra\her be d constantly, for only by un- use will they thrive and bear ble fruit. g these specific things gallant- ld ever be foremost. This is equisite of the polished gentle- ...…
…EVERY man is the same from his neck down UNLESS his trousers bag at the knees. We take the bag out of trousers. f WISCONSiN M1EMORIL WILL TAIE FORM OF CIU! HOUSE Plans are progressing rapidly for the prioposed Memorial Union building to be erected at the University of Wis- consin as a tribute to Wisconsin men and women who served in the world war. The building will contain an audito- rium seating 1,500. memorial and trophy rooms, reading' a...…
…"Fair and Warmer" and San Jazz Band-Fri.-Sat.-Arcade. --Adv. I.Ii 50c. nterest to University Women CONCERT TICKETS ES BEGIN IN RESERVE WORK ng course for prospective rve club leaders is to be 0 girls of the University terested along those lines. held at Newberry hall un- pices of the Y. W. C. A. ting last Thursday at the C. A. Miss Litaker, girls' ary, outlined the course of ;he prQspective club lead- 11 include a study of the other wor...…
…Editor, The Michigan Daily: As a member of the American Le- gion, and a patriotic American citizen, I wish to cal1l attention to two breach- es of what might be called patriotic etiquette on the field last Saturday. I do this not with the idea of finding fault, but to prevent their recurrence. The band played ,"The Star Spangled Banner" with covered heads, but while playing "The Yellow and Blue" their heads were uncov~ered. Does the Un- iversi...…
