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…7' &A%.oA £& a ecorporation manufacturing duc~t th~at. has conclusively proven it aids iln producing at least 25 100o% larger~ crops is opening. a ncht office at Ann Arbor and re-, es the, services of a business man nanager. Previous experience not ntial, buit applicant must be comn- mt to handle large amounts of ey, hire and handle help. $1,000 Y required. Fully~ secured. This position should net liv~e man-$10,- annually. ig advertising can...…

…I 9 F ORthe stu den-i± pif. -the urbVNSot rivals all for rftpcci work. 17 black degre .: an 3 copying. Amfferican Leia Pencil Co. ; 2zo Fifth Pve, NewYork ' - :...., n... i _-. ry_1 d L_ __._ _ J. Lt ] .kt .... y ._. ,. - - Ik i ~pDDS~ H~[ WL IF. jiWidstoe Elected to High Church Post E~gS WIL GgDrJohn Andreas Widsto, Presi- Irn'-uun ri-urn ,~,dent of th~e University of Utah, educa- iI.EiiHI. ~I.HI~L~ HII.I- rauthoi' and scientistNwas elec...…

…*rHE MICHIGAN ]DAILY ___ mkom ........ . .... . Cents Oust uthorities In,' South America By Associated Press) o, Argnetina, March 27.-A f excitable students ofrbthe .y of this city took forcible on of the Municipal building tort to end a strike of muni- aployees which has been in r several days. tudents overpowered the jan- the night watchman, the only n the building at the time and hem into a room which they fter them. Then after hoist- w...…

…DAILY L a. DAIL'i ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, DISCUSSED. By FACULTY PROFESSORS OPINIONS VARY ON AD VISABIf ITY OF PRINTING STUDENTS' THEMES Opinions vary among the professors of the English and rhetoric depart- ments as to the advisability of promot- ing co-operation between the members of these departments and the literary publications of the university to the extent that the best themes written by students should be recast and printed in the camp...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1921. Number 124.1 lors in Engineering: Col. W. P. Wooten, Corps of Engineers, will speak to the senior engi- rs Thursday, March 31, at 11 a. m. in Roomh No. 348 Engineering build- His subject will be Work and Opportunities in the Corps of Engi- rs, U. S. A. M. E. COOLEY, Dean. ulty Bibliography:x The Faculty Bibliography for 19L8-20 is now in press. Proofs may be 1 at the of...…

…THE WEATHER NOT MUCH CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE 4hr ir Iatu ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHIT WIRE SERVICE ...t, VOL. XXXI. No. 87. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1921. PRICE FIVE PRC -" GERMANINDEMNIT PAYMENT ARRANG6E BY LLIED COUNCIl ONLY REMAINING BUSINESS I TO SETTLE DEFAULT I PENALTIES AGREEMENT PRECEDED BY MUCH DISSENTION Reparation Committee Entrusted wit Duty of Fixing Amount of Indemnity (By Associated Press) Paris, J...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY s -- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF-MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- sity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -- - SPRT COURT FIVE FACES CRU C/AL TEST NOW I A thletic Echoes'12 LAP RELAY FEATURE Chicago Boasts Strongest Team Big Ten; Purdue Not So Fast in MICHIGAN WILL USE SAME LINEUP AS IN PAST GAMES Michigan faces the two hardest games of the 1921 basketball season tonight and Monday night. Chicago, at present in third place in the Con- ference standings, will be played on the Chicago floor, and Purdue, one of the two ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ibeing made by social service workers at Newberry hall to be sent to the I I ot°eF ch ildren in the University hospitaW during the quarantine. Girls who do ON C I PROL sodialservice work at the hospital There ill be no more Women's should report at then customary league parties until next semester. The ours at Newberry hall"Our work consists mainly in train- Friday afternoon parties will then be ing native leaders in the ...…

…SLLLEU:1 IJ E01 O1KIALS LOYALTY TO THE UNI- VERSITY (From the Detroit News.) It ought to take neither elaborate proof nor extraordinarily strong ap- peal to their finer feelings to convince the still recalcitrant students at our StatetUniversity. that the results of their failure to heed Dr. Burton's warning reach beyond the campus and city limits of Ann Arbor. They affect the good repute of the University. Any student who does not know this b...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ...... DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN OVER THE WIRE -' I ime I SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1921. Number 87. :embers of. the Faculty: All arrangements for rooms for examination which cannot be accom- odated in the rooms in which the classes are regularly scheduled must e made through the office of the Committee on Rooms. Provisions for French 1, Spanish 1, Rhetoric 1, History 1, la, and 1b, conomics 1. Psychology 7, and Mathemati...…

…I THE WEATHER FAIR; RISING TEMPER. ATURE TODAY Abp 411 4r Ir t an ~aiti ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WI SERVICE VOL. XXXI. No. 22. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1920. PRICE FIVE C SALES DRIVE FOR MICH I SANENSIAN TOBINMONDAY Advisors 2egin Freshmen Visits "Approximately 20 advisors have PETTY ELECTED SENIOR PRSDN CAMPAIGN WILL FOR SUBSCRIBERS BE WAGED ON CAMPUS EDITOR AND MANAGER APPEAL FOR SUPPORT Large Circulation Wi...…

… .. ._ _ t.r rt xc Batty 4 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICIG AN Published every morning excec t Monday during the Univer- sity year by the Board in Control J Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at An...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY a! I ELM WELCOMES FIRT PO~fl UAP 1111 t UULU 011111 Lots of Pep Displayed in Thursday's' Practice; Yost Drills Men in Passing GREATLY ALTERED LINE-UP TO BE USED AGAINST TULANE Football weather, the first real foot- ball weather this year, greeted the squad at practice yesterday afternoon. There was a tang to the air that kept the spectators moving and put more snap than usual into the gridiron men. Rudimentary football wa...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wilhelm Still Shows Taste For German Goods Amerongen, Oct. 28.-The "Made in Germany" sign is still a fetish to the former German emperor. Though he is reported to feel that his country treated him shamefully, nevertheless he continues to buy for himself and his little court at Doorn, German goods, sent direct from Berlin when possible, notwithstanding the fact that he has been in Holland nearly two years. This was most re...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i I T H E GREY SHOP- After the gamer try a cool soda. A light lunch or hot waffles will revive you. lililillllllilfliilililililili lllil r CHAITIES ALTER DATE orOF1 DIEFOR FUNDS. Si CAMPAIGN WILL BE LAUNCHED NOV. 5; AIM AT $40,000 Postponing the date of the opening of their drive for $40,000 from Nov. 3 to Nov. 5, the charitable organiza- tions of the city have set the first two days of their campaign as volunteer da...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y DaII l1l11 1 1111111111111111111 l litllIIii iliil I II il i i IIiii ill j e~LSEY'S SCE S T UDIOS The Most Beautiful and Refined Studios in Ann Arbor UERTH ARCADE HOURS: 1-5, 7-10 Illll{Illlltllillril lllrllilllilllllllillllillltilllllitllU1; 4. I. 21-22-23 W _... -1 E V E N i N G THE FULL DRE SS CLOTHES AND DINNER JACKETS RECOMMENDED BY FINCHLE Y HA VE BEEN EXECUTED WTH A RIPE UNDERSTANDING OF THE COLLEGE MAN...…

…1 1£ £& F £V£'.*& L1%..5Al I L iS1L,1A GA R R ICK DETROIT_ America's Foremoat Siogino Comedienne NORA BAYS Her Family Tree A Famous Musi Play- S C B"01 San Carlo GRAND OPERA Company with 20 Distinguished European and Amcrican Opera- tic Singers and Grand Opera Orchestra K FOOTBALL LANSING HIGH Last Year-' State Champioras vs. ANN ARBOR HIGH Wines Field Saturday, 10 A. M. Admission 50 cents CONDITION Of "SIGNAL ENROLLMENT NOT YET LARGE ...…

…THE MICE DAILY ......... .... ....... .... .. . ...,....W.W... ..., . .. ,. .. _ - .W.. ....,.W ,.Y... . ....... ..._..W DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Volume I FIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1920. Number 22. I Engineering and Architecture: Members of the Faculty of the Colleegs of Engineering and Architec- ture who desire to attend the funeral of the late Professor John R. Allen at the Baptist church Friday at 2:30 p. m. will be permitted to excuse thei...…

…Yitw J~nlurizw AT YOUR THREE TIN~ A WEEK a ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1920 PRICE'FIY _ r. I100 PLAN TO TAKE PUT-IN-BAY TRIP More than 100 persons have signified their intention of making the trip to Put-in-Bay tomorrow under the diiec-' Lion of the geology department, ac- cording to Mr. F. W. Frostic, who will conduct the excursion. The party will leave Ann Arbor at 6:37 o'clock, AnnArbor time, and will connect at Detroi...…

…"_:; V Z;. A i .0 iverine STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE SUMMER [ON OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. ied Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Afternoons. es: Ann Arbor Press Building, Maynard Street. 'Phones: Business, 96o; Editorial, 24r4. OFFICE HOURS: 12:oo Daily; 1 :3o to :oo Daily, except Saturday. cations not to exceed 300 words, if signed, the signatures rily to be published in print, but as an evidence of notices of events will be published in...…

…be N. Y., in the Alle- r. Dean A. H. Lloyd with members of his family left Wednesday for his summer home in Piseco, and he does not expect to re-' turn until September. Today Dean John R. ]ifflnger will leave for the same place, where lie will join his family, which left at an earlier date. IHe also will probably remain until some time in September, as he will not be needed here before then. In his office yesterday Dean Efinger was winding u...…

…OLVERINE 1 nR L'. ed Ic 4 Mishap' is the name of by Carlo Goldini to be of. R. D. T. Hollister's producing at 8:15 o'clock Tuesday nights in Sarah ll hall. The scene of the in Holland' at the home Philbert, a rich Dutch h1o is entertaining De La 'rench lieutenant. In the e, De 'La Cotterie deter- re the hospitable home of ilbert because he has fall- en violently in love with Mademoiselle Leonard; Giannina, Mrs. Rotart; Ric- NUMBER OF VI...…

…,,I nlurrirw~ AT YOUR THREE T ii A WE] ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1920. PRICE THI ARC HITECTS' WORK PUT ON EXHIBIT Solutions to building and architec- tural problems are shown in the archi- tectural exhibit on the second floor of Alumni Memorial hall all this week. Approximately 100 students in the architectural college contributed to :his exhibit, which is an annual affair :o show off the results of the class work in designi...…

… L II UL'DENT NEwSPAPER OF THE SUMMER OF TlE ONIVE RSITY OF MICHIGAN. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Afternoons. Ann Arbor Press Building, Maynard Street. - ones: Business, 960; Editorial, 2414. Managing Editor, r :oo to 2z:oo o'clock daily, except B3usiness Manager, r :00 to 2:oo o'clock daily, except Saturday. ns not to exceed 300 words, if signed, the signatures to be published in print, but as ani evidence of ces of events will be publis...…

…. .. left little to be desired. He was at the apex of his game and played better, than at any time in the tournament. Simmons, on the other hand, was er- ratic and made many errors. His ser- IN vice was brilliant but he was unable, to control it and he lost many points by driving the ball into the net or out of the court. He played much the same in- in the doubles match.1 "The first two matches were ordi- nary exhibitions, Simmons failing ...…

…WOL\ I. A MUSIC FACULTY ENGINEERS TO GIVE RECITAL L Ul L L S UU L E - ---_- { I IN TRIA.S 'ontinued from Page 1) -metre run-First, Patasoni, Institute; second, Christenson, Square A. C.; third, Gobler, C. 'ime-33:y6 3-5. Field Events3 vault--First, Foss, C. A. A., 13 c9nd, Gardner, Yale', 12 feet, 9 third, Knourek, Ill. A. C., 12 nches. ier throw-First, Bennett, C. 55 feet; second, Shanahan, Ill. 8 feet, 10 inches; third, Wilson, 137 fee...…

…#A Ip ,l AFV al: . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1920. yl Forces ?, hut Daily et For Fray U Heroic, last-minute efforts on the part of the gargoyle baseball team to get in shape for the big battle this G morning on Ferry field do not affect the odds in favor of The Daily com- ing out a winner. The conflict will commence promptly at 9:30 o'clock, so the crowds are requested to come 0 early if they wish to secure feats in )S the...…

…I well be used as a symbol of all that Michigan is ever striving to maintain. The records of Carl John- son, winner of this year's award, and Mike Knode will long be honored. LANTERN NIGHTc As a culmination to woren's activities, next Wednesday night, women Will meet together for the last big gathering -of the year-Lantern Night. Successfully re-established last spring, this ceremony promises to become one of the memor- able events of each ye...…

… --T - . Yr. . . " .. i .' iW .. . .. .. ..". F w .. .. " . T f . f " .+ . , . I_______________-.-_____________ I I INTERCLASS TRACK NOTICE 1 sh The events in the inlterclass track meet will start promptly at i0 o'clock this morning on Ferry field. With an entry list totaling in the neighborhood of 100 much close competition is a looked for and a large crowd of spectators is expected to be on hand. The events are those regularly h...…

…COMPLI C ETE PLANS PLANTS Ill I Doelivery 1002' S. Univ. IN BUSINESS TRATIOP4 for a business career will find many courses needs offered ;luring the Summer Session iese are: Business Organization and Man- Finance ; Principles of Accounting ; Cost tions ; Money, Credit, and the Level of 'Foreign Exchange, and Labor Problems. concerning courses in Business Adminis- ed from Professor I. L. Sharfman of the :al Economy. n of the University...…

…feeling.-Adv. away that tired "The Girl Lcomedy. on., Tues. - Pauline in "Woman in Room Hf its artistic wall-paper you want, at 'right prices call at 'C. H. 'Major & Co.'s, 203 E. Washington St. Phone 237.-Adv. Select paper now for those rooms, and have them papered during vaca- tion. C. H. Major &Co., 203 E. Wash- ington St. Phone 237-Adv. THlE MIAJESTIC Lewis Sargent, a 15 year old screen actor who has spent seven years in the movies, p...…

…shops at once. Tickets for the R, 0. T. C. banquet Saturday evening at the Union are on sale in the R. O. T. C. office in the Engineering building. Tickets for Aeronautical society dance on Jupe 4 are on sale at-Gra- ham's book store and at Union desk. I jr ft NFIN2 "- PERMAN SUDIO. "Portraits That Please" LIK RDA Y' S GAMES I err r 1 I American ,League Chicago 6, Cleveland 13. New York 4, Boston 3. Washington 6, Philadelphia 4. Det...…

…d" yr 11k 4&U1 &tit DAlY AIND SE] ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL . 29, 1920. PRICE THR " ' ' ir rr+r w+ + i .. ILA i m r r - .: - - " o TICKETS ON SALE FOR "L'AMI FRITZ" FRENCH CLUB PLAY lULII TRIKE S VIOLA- NAL IE MEN E OFFER se Approxi- De~ne clated Press) pril 28.-Indictments n of the Labor Act e government against ilroad strike' in the let, according to an ade tonight by As- trict Attorney C. 13. e of an investigation uc...…

…-IGAN DAILY Monday during the Univer- Student Publications. :)CIATED PRESS vely entitled to the use for redited to it or not otherwise news published therein. Arbor+ Michigan, as second $3.50. g, Maynard street. 1 2414- 00 words, if signed, the sig- print, but as an evidence of uiished inThe Daily a*t the mailed, to The Daily office, no consideration. No man writer incloses postage. endorse the sentiments e x ot be received',after 8 o'clock ...…

… 1 1 l iJ L 711 V 1 11 va 7..4 a1 a aa+-" s + ~ . . TM , . - , , ,.. ,., " , r , . @n1G ow Qe. e! -0 rom Page One) other man on the hit safely, led off a single which sent errin walked to the aviest bat and lifted p right, where the it. MAZ forced s flied to deep cen- -an's hope for a fin- FIVE GAMES IN FRATERNITY INDOOR LEAGUE SET FORTODAY All games in the first two rounds of the interfraternity indoor series will be seven inning contes...…

…lvilkIrnl L % £VINI...O4% lI A Trube y' s NOTED FOREIGN IORKERS AMON WEEK'S VISITORS rs. Lunnes Contectionery ce Cream, Delicious Sodas (By Helen Middleswart) re Makie' our own Ice Cream This week Ann Arbor is especially favored in having many interesting s solicited from Fraternities and 'women with wide ranges of experi- ties. 218 S. Main Phone 166 ence. One of them is- Miss Welthy E Honsinger, who has been in China for 10 years. She ...…

…The Stage THE WHITNEY ana 'I' Detroit 2:0 :0. 7:40, 8:,0. 10:00uu Thurs., Fri. 29, 30-Viola.Dana in "Please Get Married" with a Northwood drama and comedy. Sat., May 1 - Viola Dana in "False Evidence" with a Larry Semon comedy, "Between the Acts." Sun., Mon. 2, 3-Alice Joyce in "Slaves of Pride" with Ford Weekly and Comedy. H UBER "GREENWICH SOETROIVILLAGE DETR~lFOLLIES" SPEDDING STUDIO GUARANTEES to make PHOTOGRAPHS, YOU WILL LIE. MAJESTI...…

…:00-U~pper Room Bible class meets,. 444 South State street. :30-Bayonne (N. J.) club meets, room 306, Union. phomore enghfeers 348, Engineering sor Friday will NUMBER 1 PRIMARY RETURNS (By Associated Press) Newark, N. J., April 28.- Revi returns in the New Jersey president primaries tonight gave Major Gene Leonard Wood the majority of4 over Senator Johnson of Californ The vote 'with 88 districts miss ,was, Wood, 51,280; Johnson, 50,694 Colu...…

…2T4 r -J t t Jar V DAY AND MGH SEE VIC] ;.: ' 4 .. - ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1920. -Z)- F. L. A. STRAUSS PPROVES DORMS Louis A. Strauss, who has just I from the conference of deans isor's of men, where a resolu- xoring university control of conditions, when asked as xtent to which the introductian 's dormitories to Michigan change the present situation Petition for Bladkets for Varsity Men Allowed; Hockey and Swi...…

…Univer. to the.use for or not otherwise °d therein iigan, as second x. of American living certain manners and methods of selection have grown up and have become so firmly rooted that their endurance is assured. And the rest of' us must attempt to adjust ourselves to the rules of the game. ONE KIND OF INEFFICIENCY What is\he use of preparing a lesson that is to be learned and then to be forgotten as quickly as possible by the student? Yet a ...…

…and the. little attention iletics. The lecture is open and women of the Univer-j PlTRICIA PESSES" NAME Of JUNIOR GIRLS' PLAY, I w(fomen l l ,.,. ,,, Graduate Visits Sick Sister TRADITION BEGAN MEDIUM FOR RULES IN 1946 CLASS ASI ears in South Katherine Norton, '16, is spending d has visited K, s there. His the week end in Ann Arbor. Her sis- rimarily in a ter Marguerite Norton, '18, now a sen- ersities them- for nurse at St. Joseph's...…

… _ " - , . .' viii /, THAT "REP"- f--THEN TRY THIS h a thing as a univer- We humbly suggest that an honor fn. Either some amen aau u. uiu avu u i apus are ignorant of the y are wantonly doing their sgrace their alma matet's . It is more ,pleasing, at1 to excuse the hissing epi- phenomena resulting from rance, than to suppose that, igan men have been show-. or sportsmanship with full of the reflection which such; I;s upon the Universit...…

…THREE GREz :.a is x x. n d ISM rlrwreru.i rrNar rr I i.. e rree erer.rIrY "I" (By Bob Angell) Butch Freomke at indoor baseball around the track a few times, young- practice-"Why do " they .call this a ster." cage, coach?" J Clever member of '23-"How can 1, Coach Lundgren--"Because the flies sir? It's perfectly continuous." can't get out." - - Come on, you Phi Beta Kappa This is not an ag of ceremony. pledgemen. Get those, all-A brains The ...…

…' H1A ' J 6UTA 6 UIN SUNDAY 11:00 a. m.-Cabinet club meets at the .1 , Union for election of officers. Wil 3 :00-Twilight recital in Hill auditor- ium. Complimentary. - 4:30-0. W. Ewald, '01, present general secretary of the "Y" for South Am- erica speaks to Des Moines dele- CH 1 gates in Lane hall. 5:30-Hobart guild serves lunch in * ap- Harris hall. e of 6:00-Social half hour at fhe Baptist .d to guild. Mr. E. S. Hildreth \of China' will s...…

…GARY 1 [V migan -A6-AF l SECTIO TWO .d I~ X. No. 1Q5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1920 PRICE THREE CENTS N HISTORY 'HAN MERE ERH ON SEAL S GIVEN COLLEGE [NAL ORGANIZA- TION [NAL FACULTY OF O MEN FORMS STAFF Clains First Site of Univer- Board of Regents Estab- hed in 1837, Fixed Tate By Paul A. Shinkinan iu know when your University "Easy! you say, "Take a lok at, the University seal and read 18" ' i ,unfortunately, (fo...…

…ge Successes ; Be Feature Ofers Morality Play Wh e Bills Clever Comedy Drama By Tom Whinery perfections attained by t in its brief active existen ,n two decades will be t sed by the varied screen e ,+ hawill ha nrantp( th der at a charity bazar. Among the bidders are three rivals for her hand an actor, a poor physician, and a mil- lionaire. The latter wins but the kiss is a disappointment. The setting of the story is lavishl3 ile beautiful. S...…

…isicians To Apfear Here s, In Concet And On Approaching flay Festival eler, James Hamilton t Dieterle Will Rep. .t School of Music By Edna Lucking ApelI an brilliant stars in the musical 1d, both vocal and instrumental, 'esenting the Chicago and Metro- tan -grand opera companies, the versity School of Music, and also er independent luminaries will ap- r as soloists in concert or in the ;s of the 1920 May festival which take place May 19, 20,...…

…life atid' ecked civ-11 1iii PLAORM STIAN PRECEPTS E OF GREAT, PAIGN ilization. "Wherein the Interchurch move- ment helps: To make 100 per cent Christian Americans. To raise the Christian ministry above the poverty line. To "carry on" after the war with the lessons learned through allied Christian service to the men in the war. To harness fact-power, prayer- power, money-power and man-power to perform the -Christian task set by the world's...…

…A tA at I DAY 4 6 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1920. P Ir . '- I I I , / I - -- --- it - I A Little Negligee, Much Talent, Such Is Alice Sit- ly- The-Fire ION IN LENGES NG LIST s for Both Sides' Satisfied :h Day's Work; Sessions Compliments Them By Associated Press) Jan. ZS.--Rapid prog- today in the process jury to hear the evi- against United States °ry and his 123 co-de- d with conspiracy to statutes in conne...…